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-- mE C 20 62 Ee ommmeame h e es _ l . u.. aRy 24-- ika | _ NOTICES OF MOTION,. | _Mr. Carnegie--Bill to amond4 the | Public School act. _ | * Mr. Hardy--Bill to confirm an agros-- ment relating to Osgoode street, Tor-- || onto. | | Mr. Haycock is giving notice of a| bill to remove the disabilities and pen-- | alties imposed by the courts on Mr.! Geo. Tucker, who was unseated lately . in West Wellingtion. l NOTES, . _ The hotelkeepers of the city have awakened to the fact that the passinz of the act permitting municipal elec-- tions to be held on New Year's Day will deprive them of a profitable day's trade, and are by no means pleased. Mr. James Haverson, counsel for their association, has been around the build-- Ing to--day interviewing various mem-- |bers, and an effort may possibly be 'made to defeat the proposition when | ' it comes up for its third reading. ' The Pubiic Accounts Committee met this morning, when Warden Lavell of Kingston Penitentiary continued his testimony, being questioned by Mr. Marter, Hon. Mr. Harcourt called two witnesses in rebuttal, Messrs, R. T. McCullough and Sam -- Harkmenn, both residents 'of Kingston, who had seen the meat supplied the penitea-- tiary. They deciared it to be of an inferior quality, and worth about $2 a hundred--weight less than that used in the Kingston Asyium. The committee will sit again to--morrow morning. fTuani NK _I y Cs Sn ty " u9 %