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FLORIDA ORANGIs,
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AUCTION SALES.

RY LATINER CLEARY
- Anctinne~rs sDd Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penpsy |, ania aud llth ct
Star One Buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Ohio Constitutional Convention adjourned
yesterday morning reassemOe in Cincinnati on the
I'd Of next December.
The State Grange of Wisconsin having issued
circular reminding the Patrons OF Husbandry that they
belonged TO a non-poltical Order the Dodge County
Council has modified its call for a State Conven-
ton on the goth inst The CALL instead Of suggest
ing the nomination state ticket proposes that the
Convention ned only for consultation aud the trans
action Of business pertaining Co the Order.
The Executive Committee of the Temperance
Alliance OF Aegany County. Nd. have published an adj
dress in which 1t is recommended that the friends OF
temperance unite their choice for Senator's and MEM
bers OF the House OF Delegates and exercise their p0
cal preferences in the nomination and election Of the
other candidates at the coming election The object OF
the Alliance is to modification OF the present
license system which only be done by legislation 10
the General Assembly.
Gen. Kemper, the candidate of the Virginia
conservatives for Governor has addressed letter TO
Gen. Early who opposed him, IN which in the event OF
being elected he says: Z" 1 shall be every inch a
Governor and shall, so far I might know how,
dispense impartial scrupulOus and fearless Justice
TO all interests and II is very gratifying
70 me that, while all sorts OF representative
men and their friends communicated with me, not
one OF them has received OF them sought and
all Of them have discaimed seeking any pledges what
ever at my hands. In event viii be the property
harbOr OF resentment against any square OPP
MARI IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

he hicks his teeth after dessert OF Boston oracker
that this has always been the way OF 1t with fayorte
since the world began why simply because he Dig
enough fool to bet on the village Blacksmith Of hs
remote day. the very name being suggestive oraud anu
forgery III these remarks severe just JAke ING
consideration the fact that any reader who hss IrVpc
ten or fifteen thousand dollars on the race WI" ioo'
much worse than do-who did MT bet cent -,
How the good old families are dropping away rom
Saratoga none OF their familiar faces mere No"
and think IN be going, too" 49,,
The above remark made by an elongated egal
lumnary, who, taking Into consideration the IeI Ia a.
he has figured here with very little encourageiheI iO
sixty and II as extended Ongtudlnay rs
though be Z" linked sweetness lJseii, may 10.
appropriately be called nuisance OF long stan1ing
And how did ache to reply 10 him Ana 90 you Know
what has driven them of What IL an injury 20 TINS
OF caret glasses and refuses goblet az All ~ - pc
cause you rinse your false teeth at the taoe ID your
goblet Sir" -
mouth ut the table, washes his blue clay Out possibly
they made OF pOrcelanl tusks. washes them IN ny
goblet replaces them In his mouth, and goes on WIN
the unconscious air Of one who does good 0Y steau
and bushes find it fame" refused % believe the
story that any smilacrum OF man cOuld 90
this, at first. but having stationed myself near was
convinced. Coutending emotions filed my breast
together when the things out thought or sticking
q hickory between and asking him 10 crack IL TOT
Then though I've carefully avoided all NE hrOugh
any association suggestive OF iten, thouGnb OF GET
ting place at his table for day. and IN event OF suCh
exhibition, putting him TO the cost OF having new
batch OF earthenware sent to tie BAKERY. fOr, 10
think that notwithstanding the fact that I'm nothing
but pennya-ner, only single exhlDltiOn OF mat KIM
table would be necessary 10 put Que SCI AZ least
OF false teeth before Register in Bankruptcy may
be wrong but If I'm not right my name Is not ~,
p s-Thirtyseven lines. find get just 81 cents for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

ngs other perquses During the 40 years existerce
OF the college only professors have died one during
the past year. and killed by railroad accideht
in 1865. During the past year, with more tnan
loo students In attendance, there has not
been death in the institution. or tne
Alumni the Bon. J. D. Cox. James Monroe, NJ T.. anu
Smithsonian Institute are perhaps among the most ais
tingushed. Seventeen members Of the last congress
had been students here. and every one Of them was
proof against the enticements of Credit Mopiher
number is increased in the present Congress twenty
four coored students have graduated from the OoeH0
course since founding Of the institution and "a run
the ladcs course. OF these, j. Mercer Langston fro
sor of Law in Howard University, d. c. and "m' ~
Day Of Harrisburg Pa, perhups best known 20 sn
country Hundreds OF others have received instruuc
ton here. The address before the literary SOC W.
was given on Monday evening by Prof u n W.
Der OF MddleDurg College. The address wac 80
upon the same theme substantially the Bacca
sermon OF President Fairchd. The COnel0 dd IteIu
was delivered Tuesday morning Dy Ifo' 1-eI ~
Smith OF Oberlin. His text was, BehOlu nc IT, dia
God that taketh away the sins of the world LUG an
orthodox and able but was not Wny. N 49,
orally expected such occasions. President
Allen OF Alfred University, N Y, addressed le ia Sl
OF Alumni Tuesday evening" For an houi a. ,or
minutes he defended ably nearly all the plhIihad
which Obern has been peculiarly ulsIlne uisHI'
and thus carried much surplus coal 70 EonS 49, A.
Oberln has done a good work. She annCuhceu VIZ 10
cost something to make the announcement ana apIuo
IT, that education IL natures legacy ana HuuauIt5
birthright :" she proclaimed justice and
as the basis on which institutions, CIVIL
social and ecclesiastical should rest. sue mas louiI
good fight. In less than half century the ptlt 90
for which she suffered persecution have Dech aoPtc
the fundamental law OF the land-the equity OF an
fore the law and IN Ill the common lhnerl'ah0e -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
curursr SECRET SOCIETY EXPOSED.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 8. Eight Cinnamon,
nsr ~ the secret tribunal Of the Hip Yee Tong So
80 were on trial to-day before jury NJ
enc nolice court on a charge Of conspiracy u
o~torr money from Lun Vat Sung, by threat OF
,o,tb ON his failure 20 pay $3.50 as price Tor
hs wife who escaped from the keeper OF brothe' TO
u,bo., she had been sold Lun Yet Tung swore that
.oop after his marriage he was summoned ana taken
before the society where thirty men were present aud
the door secured that All zee. one Of tho prisoners
old him he must pay the money or return the woman or
he would be killed. that the Hip Yee Tong Society would
pend $4,000 TO his DEATH that he pleaded be had
M money. when they nnaly gave him
+,o DAYS time 10 raise the amount
and released him, when he fed back 10 the Mission
schoo for protection remains at the school and
9oes nor 90 out escorted by white DR. Lob
Shi who speaks English tuentiy, sworn 70
translate large number OF documents
when were found by the police IN the
rnoms of tho Society. He translated several When he
came 10 one IN which record kept Of the u
woman 10 the keepers 81 brOthel and punshments in
flcted upon her, no refused 10 20 any further. The
Court admonished him. but stl he refused % pro-
coed. The Court then threatened 70 send him 70
iail but he would not obey, and nnAlW
he was gwen I'LL Monday 10 consider the matter Inc
trial viii De continued on 3lonoay next Great crowns
OF Cinnamon are watching the proceedings IN ih' o'''
with eager interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
MR.. JOHN HILLS BACK PAT.
.dttor OF The Tribune.

To the Editor or The TrtbUne.
SIR: The Hon. John Hill of New-Jersey has
returned his back pay the Treasury In letter dated
early in May addressed TO the SergeantaArms Of the
House OF Representatives, he states that he had sup
posed that II he did not draw the money 1t would De
covered into the Treasury July 1873 by the laws or
cororesa respecting unexpended appropriations; but
having learned otherwise he desired the Sergeantat
Arms 10 return bis portion TO the Treasury IorthWl
Netct0n, ". D., Aug. 7, 1873. W L. NJ
GOur correspondents recollection OF Mr.. HIS letter
ia correct The letter, dated Boonton. n j. May To-
closed with this sentence: 81 desire you to draw the
amount OF such additional compensation due me- ana
ulace the same In the United states Treasury"-AdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE BUFFALO PARK RACES.
c1nsrER AND ST. JAMES THE WINNERS.


BUFFALO, Aug. s.-To-daY's races were
among the most exciting and brilliant that ever came
off ON this track In the 22l race horses were en-
tered and eight started. John W. C0nley and Chicago
having been withdrawn The horses called prompt
y ON time and on the third the word was gwen
Major Allen bad the POLE and Susie was ahead Al tne
quarter pole Derby had the lead by four lengths and at
the halfme pole had the same position Susie seeonu
On the homestrctch Susie passed Derby iFlagier run
running came IN first, susie second, Derby third ana
Gloster fourth The heat given 10 SUSIE Time 2b@a
Second Heat-The horses started on the second score
Derby leading At the quarter pole Goster TOOK the
lead and Kept it around track winning the heat IN
2:24s Susie second Brown third and Major Allen fourth
Up the home-streteh the race intensely exciting
Susie drew ahead but soon fell back Tie first three
kept well together, making splendid exhibition when
within twenty rods Of the wire Goster shot aheau'
coming in by length aud a half ahead. Brown was
length behind Susie.
Third Heat-A start effected on the second score
Goster taking the lead. Major Allen second, Hotspur
third and the others strnging out from two TO three
lengths. The same positions we're maintained on the
hOme-stretch Goster coming in first, Major Alien h
ping his saddle, and Hotspur three lengths Oeuinu'
Time. 2:23l -, l.
Fourth Hent-rn this heat the horses were all IN a
bunch To the quarter POLE Gloser Ieadlng anu yDI
tanned the lead with Susie second and Major AHeh
third On the homestretch GOster and Brown we're neck
and neck, HOtspur nosing" Browns wheel GlOster
came in first. winning the heat and race III 2;2Ji
Third DaT-Aur surse 10000 for horses that rever trots
better hsu 2i $1,000 TO st sJOO 70 second sIoOo 10 au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

Tor other SHIN Ns'cs see Second Pagel
ARRIVED
Steamship Wamsua FISH, NeEBeiion, sith mise aud pas %
Ferguson Wool - -, IA.
BARK Teresa Qa) seaunei Terranova "a days Win
i Sullivan (of Bostonl Perry Cienueyos TO laws WITH naf
Br staTbeam (of Boston Eug Wl Slsaa II daT VIA Des
ware reukwater, with sugfr
Wsy Lneh, virgilia
sohr. A. 4 3, Cranmer Crlumer, VirziniA
BELOW.
Ship Garibsdi CSor). Hoyer Liverpool June With niss
Shin Leocada fGer.l Nenke. Bremen June 30 WITH nise
ship Magdaene Ger Henke, Bremen JalY l. with nse -
PrinI Carl SGel Bernstein Bristol Eng June ID VIA
BsrK Camilla Ger Bekmanu Bristol Eng June Ia, WITH railroad
Bark 81 ItaL). Magaente, Sligo June IL, ia ballast
SAILED.
Brig Juliet Clark for Leghor sehr John d. Wans for WI
mington
WISD-sundosu. light. s. W.. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Aug S-Arved, steamships hciceita and Gaac~ no"
Nev-York; ba Amphitrte from Leghorn.
CHARLEsroS s. c SSaled bark Georyana Tor L0nien
sAyASsAH Ga Aug S-Ariyed steamship America from Bait
more ,chr Charles Dennis GeOgetOgn GIie Ass'
Yort. Cleared. schr. Eclipse from NeS-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug. 81 a. m.


Z
WASHINGTON, ID. Co Aug. 81 a. m.
S,nopsis FOR ne past ttceHty-fOr hours.
The barometer has risen over the lower
,akes and the Middle states with nOrth-westerly TO
south-westery winds and partly cloudy weather. gen
orally calm clear weather and rising barometer prevail
in New gland. a, .,
Falling barometer, north-easterly 20 sOutheasteriy
,nds and partly cloudy weather in North West and
upper lake region and thence 70 Kentucky and Missouri
southeasterly winds partly cloudy weather IN the Gu
and south Atlantic States with light in the lower
Mississippi Valley. -
Probabilities
For the Northwest and upper lakes and thence 10 the
lower Ohio valley, falling barometer sOutheasterIy
winds warm and partly cloudy weather.
Froni the lower lakes West Virginia nOrtheasterly
TO winds, generally clear and ten pora-
ry cooler weather
For ne Middle Atlantic States nOrherly reertng 20
south enseriy cndS clear ana sighty cooler toeater
For New England, nOrtherly winds and clear cooler
weather. a., -.-,
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States southeastery
Winds falling barometer, warmer and partly cloudy
weather, with light coast rains In the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
SARATOGA RACES AND ROWING.

SARATOGA, Aug. s-The programme for to-
morrow comprises three races. The first is a sweep
stakes for twoyearod4 800 EACH half forfeit with 500
added six furlongs for which six out of the q entries
will start namely, Bemont's Countess, McDaniePs
Asterod colt, Donahue's Dublin, Hunter & Trayerss
King Pin Morrss Barbarty colt, and Lewiss Vandate
In he threeyear-old purse, one mile and an eighth,
there are nine entries, Sunrise, Mart Jordan, Buchu
Cora Linn, Satire Wizard. Limestone, Warlike and
Utica In the two and three-quar;er mile race, Boss
Tweed Hubbard and Katy Pease are entered At the
Club-rOOm tO-nig bit pools sold as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
ARMY AND NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Col. John Gibsop Of the
svpt Tnfn,rr Is relieved fuy SupcnendenGcner n he
recruiting service ORDERED report b. letter % the ARM Head
quarters p Boy Wd temporary charge Of TIE s1pens
tendents Office. Ia, ~. -, 4.
pd Ars steedaAn commanding The south Pacific fleet rh BE-
olae. on the retd September aud relieved from that eomusna
X Rear Admir-. AlEy, VITO has FeaaY rec ye
orders In November Rear Admiral william kolgsr, sygr %
, tbs Soub Atlantic Fleet win b. retired sad relieved Of hs
Command By Rssf Admiral james II. Strong Rear AHmrs -ss
N be retired DeeeD"f Sa' as $40
hasn NO beea desgnxtrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

In the $3.50 race, ten horses entered ana SIX Aorhtt
started Brother Jonathan Manhattan, Red Wing, and
Plato drawn Word was gwen on the second score St
James and Castle Boy took the lead at the quarterpOe
ST. James in the winner by length Annie Collins
second OF Philadelphia third Castle Boy fourth,
LADY Banker fifth. Time, 2:27a.
Second Reat-Word was given on the third scoring.
Castle Boy took the lead, Annie Collins second At the
half post st. James drew ahead, closely followed Dy
Castle Boy. Down the home-srreteh all were In
bunch ST. James came in the winner, Castle Boy sec
ond, COsette third. Time, G263.
Third HedLThe horses got word on the frst tra, 81
James leading Castle Boy second. At the half post ST.
James was half length ahead Of COsette, who was
closely followed by the others. This position was
maintained until reaching the home-stretch
when Lady Banker pulled ahead, winning the
heat By length in 22Gi, St. james second,
Annie Collins third, Castle Boy fourth
Fourth HedL-Lady Banker took the lead ST. James
second. Castle Boy third. The horses were neck and
neck until reaching the naf posi- when St. James drew
ahead. On the lOme-5retch nothing disturbed the
silence OF the spectators but the rapid pounding NJ
hOOfs on the track When within eight rods Of the wire
ST. james broke but was quickly down. coming under
the wire a square trO and winning BY length, Lady
Banker second ON a run. Time, 2244.
Prise $40 900 Tor horses troted better 230
s. coo hoe ~ 500 second $1,000 70 third, and 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

Hubbard and Katy Fease soU0 o Nee' w
meeting OF the Saratoga Rowing Association was
held this evening, anu the Club regularly organized
A constitution and bylaws were adopted and officers
were appointed follows: ]. Z. COnkliu, President A.
W. Shepherd. Secretary, and G.. l.. Ames Treasurer
The Association proposes holding regatta on Saratoga
Lake Sept IL aud II. open 10 the members OF all regu
larlY organized amateur rowing clubs in the United
states and British Provinces when prizes ito the value
OF 5000 will be offered The Association numbers AL
ready 100 members OF the leading residents Of sara
toga, aud they intend TO make their regatta annual
iustftutiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
COTTON RECEIPTS.
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Aug sCArrLEecept $500 Lest msre' srtrsnhey
il prices tte better thal 0mugi lew ms I9en irhah
sold 81 7jaS2 90 lot Of seser al - 10 shpvAs
grades inactive and nonin1lt slipm MS. l@iD heal
HossLye DALI 500 bef rrce. lower sn1 veak fA
Good heavy lots sell g tod1i aJt GOOD % 'S0s
Porkeu 81 jgS4 Is shipments 500 besd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
noNggrIc MARKETS.

MEMPHIS Aug s-Foar-Meium s5qS3 Corn scare sni a1
Al G27c Oa .csrs ncii 44e Pork hed ~ ~ %
LsriNo saeA Bak arm AMI af detanai sHoaef' 'S
CIEvELAsD AGg s-wheat and better; No Rel heh |"
81 70 No sold a. 81 = Corn e'iy ~ 4sda'' Oa1 os'sSf
No A Sfate zoe Petroleum demand gnchsnr~l
wnENsrov Aug s-spias Iur5enunc hfn a. S'f- Hosis
Dan At strained e. IS ir No crude IurfenHns ia'
~ o 50 20 fos yellow DIP ni Nrpa Tar da " - o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
A YAcHr-RAcE ON THE SOUND.

A large number of yachting men were assem-
bed Bay Side, Long Island, yesterday forenoon in
anticipation OF exciting yachtrace be sailed
Long Island Sound. Notwithstanding the rainfall the
breeze continued fresh from the west II nearly
O'clock before ali ia readiness for the starting
nal Al THIS dime the following yachs nad been entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
.. wb,, ousht 70 be- considered Honestly and LegaII

Gold t-l5eAas gold p gold = alloy fulhl all the eGuremenA
arat gold considered honest gold looks well and wears
we'll proportions fat their pretensons and though 10 L.
and sa. NAV like beautiful pigment mred
With base aiuerant"-vie The Book Of Hall MARKS Americans
visiting England should 90 Mr. SrsZgrsRs store 81 Condust
London choce of loarAt gold aud zen
egsry EagAh watches clocks and brouzs Caaogas poss Tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

American Gentlemen search Of good and economical Lon
don tailor are directed BESJAN Ulster House 80 Conaat
London special materials and styles for Ulster raseLss
and aaTersal eoa Ulster .hootng lnd country sals Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

HAVANA MARKETS.

Hwy, Aug EIclangs quiet. Uiel States 90 d,y er
rescv 2Ciagf pcmuu; short got 2s2429 prenlm ~ igs
g5I t5L,946 premium 4S244J prsminH 90 20.
don s. 46O premium Paris ~ premium sPan'A s'" 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

Tomorrow the called at O'Clock p. ~. when
the interest expected TO The first will be
contest between fye-year.Ods and under after which
follows the big flyers Lucy, Goldsmith Maid American
Girl. jim Irving, judge Fullerton In regular alternate
snccesson follows the go race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

having from the country will be his Office 10 Coooer lns
administer the al who desire teeth extracted sibSat aLa
Our presen. scroll number Of patients Is b1,ZJ1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
M1RRIEN.

and False Science speech AZ me fnln Saaqas "
PArks Goodwin, N TRIBUSE LzcrURs EXTRA No. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

McGURN-DYAs-Oa THURSDAY August 1873 at The residence %
parents the Rev. J. s. Seau. DR. Ffa0A A. hcpars
aud Mss Hattie A. Dyas both OF Brooklyn
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5ueclal Noures


ChittenanRo Mineral Waters -
Cure Rheumatism. Gout agl harun - ea Aa ~ b~
kidneys Sold quarts and ps ~ -lhf
druggists Depot, COeSe pAce :; ,. nasal.
Poa-Odee sotee.rhe mails Cor EaoDe dnng ne week end
ng SAURDAY August lS73 vii eose a. ts once o. "hDSbS
DAY AZ l2La D. TIL NSDAI, a. IL N, And %
SATURDAY a. II = a ~ ao1 ~ p n $500. -
souud and Hearing, Voice and speech. The IN ,s-
M ION of d. Harmony VITA LatrauOal lAFss
~ Prof K.s5srg n TRIBUNE LECtJRk kAlRA NJ. D.
Tribune Lecture Extra No. =.
THE METHOD OF CRBArfOS
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THB 0ARwISIAN THEORY.
Twelve Lectures delivered By Prof AGAssn before the assan
Comparative Zoology Cambridge Mas soasaaAs sSosa
rseonis Information concerning Aaai Life 2naei tall
eight pages illustrated with aansroas eesa'ag'
now RgADY
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA s0 EiGHr.
This description 81 he -osds P'' 4'es'
erred 10 the Rocky ths Yale College Expedition
Price uagIs copies by aA 10 for Is ave for %
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

The for both classes lay from stake-boat on
Bay Side 10 the westward of the Stepping stones buoy
thence 10 and around Sands Point buoy thence 10 rho
buoy of College Point and return 10 the starting point
distance OF about 20 miles. The westerly breeze
continued fresh thrOu Out the race aud Afforded me
contestants splendid opportunity for testing me
relative speed OF their pleasure boats The Tony mtI
turned the College Point buoy thrcequarer OF an hour
OF the and gained steadily 70 tue goat
where she arrived 80 rs. and was ot course tle N
in her class To belonged one OF the prize cups sue
the challenge peuuunt winch Nc race Ws shiteu-
The other yachts more than an hour Oelihu -.
stie second Ia tho race ana ntHl IN h'I 'Eis a.
G2l:ig and the prize cap Tor ElOops lbc iiivhur
na1 Famed Tue third pOsluOn ANA crossed the hno al
C.22.25. She followed BY TIE Three LEOihlis az
G;z3;56 auI the uuce John AZ Gv1.O5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

go. The Iowa State Board OF Equalization closed
ther n .sr! The h. ~ Iowa q l2a9 i4s in ile
ces Dubuuat ls. sa0ini Oes h'1s' '
B4.p. ~ .4yl ~ Davenport sgaHA