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TnE oRPHANs' FEsT1vA1.-WashinS.
ton Hall last night was crowded 10 I'D at.
most capacity. We have already given
the names Of the ladies in charge of the
different tables, but in addition to those
We have the following assistants at The
Ut. Johns Table: Miss Annie Moran.
Ella zinu, Mrs. Legard, Miss sallie zInn.
Miss Lzzte Mong and Mrs. Borchill.
The Committee to ascertain the result
Of the vote upon the gold watch consisted
Of one gentleman from each Catholic
Society, as follows: Edward Larkiu.
Ancient Order of Hibernians; James
Finn, St. Patrick's Society; Mathew Ait.
meyer, Young Mems Benevolent sccEety.,
VIM. Foose, st. Alphonsus Society; VIM.
Myles, chairman Of committee. The
Judges Of this election were Joseph Ste.
ger, John Waterhouse, James Dsylns.
John Carney. 15E 80.
The election resulted as follows: Hand.
Ian, $3.50 80; Behler, $685. %; McHSle.
$S12 10; Gillespie, S164 10. The watch
was consequently awarded to Mr. Hand
Ian. RI ~ 2 ~
The set OF glassware, presented by the
Central Glass Works, was voted to Father
Fitzpatrick, ofst Alphonsus Church, 40
follows: Father Fitzpatrick, 1850; Father
Grill, 1928. :
A large number Of very fine ftesh cskea
are left, which will be sold at the han
this morning. nntsa1t u ~ 675
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Tony PAsToR.-The Tony Pastor troupe
last night were received with q perfect
ovation. The Opera House was crowded.
Hundreds were unable to find seats. The
programme was suited to all tastes Of cul.
ture, and the performance was satisfactory
to all. Each and every performer re-
ceived not only one but two and three On.
cores, and Mr.. Pastor was obliged
at last to request that the au.
dience' should not insist upon
an artists return. We never saw amore
delighted audience: Tonight the com.
psny appears for the last time, In an en-.
tirely different programme. The houss
will probably be crowded, and oil, who
desire seats should secure them itnuie.
diately. a. b1Rl#
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SAN FRANoIsco.
on TRIAL roR R,tnpzz1.r,,rnr

San FRANoIsoo, June 1e.-The trial Of
John Marks and his son Thomas was com.
meneed In the Municipal Court to-day.
Marks was q member Of the State Board
aAfbor Commission, and is accused Of
having conspired with his son and other
persons 10 embezzle money 70 large
amount belonging TO the State. &
Thomas Donahue committed suicide
last night by cutting his throat with 1
razor. ilil b, :
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Droyned-suIcIde.

CLEVELAND, June 1e.-Dr. Valentine
Zimmerman, ayoung physician Of this
city, was drowned last evening In the
Lake BY the capsizing Of Q smalEboat.
A German named Thos. KRmpier,
aged 50 years, committed suicide yester-
day morning BY hanging.
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WASHINGTON.
REPORT on TnE p1srRIcr ryyEsE1oA

REPORT on THE DnTRlcr INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, June 1G-The Commit
tee Of investigation on the District Of Co
lumbta affairs have made their report.
They are OF the opinion that the Board OF
Public Works adopted an erroneous and,
In It's results, q vicious method in letting
contracts. They condemn the loose
manner In which the business was gen.
orally conducted.
INDEBTEDNESS TWO HUNDRED AND
aRvENTEEN AuLI1oN. If
The total debt OF tho District IL tixed at
nearly $2l7 100000. Recommendation Is
made that for the protection OF the gov
ernment some unVarying rulo be eStab-
lished Tor the ascertainment OF what the
government should contribute toward he
expenses OF the District. The Committee
are convinced that tho accounts Of the
Board were unreliable and inaccurate, and
the provisions Of the law requiring their
verihcation were not complied with In
accordance to the letter and spirit. The
committee recommend an appropriation
ot 81 goo, 600 10 place the government Of
the District on a cash basis as 10 the cur.
rent expenditures, the abolition Of tho ex.
ecuttye, the Secretary Of the District,
the legislative Assembly, Board Of Pub.
ilc works and the office Of delegate In
Congress.
NOMINATED ny THE PRECEDENT.
The President sent the following nomI.
nations to the Senate John L. CadWala.
der, OF New York, Assistant Secretary Of
State; Major Absalom Baird, Assistant
Inspector Gsneral and Lieut.. Colonel In
the army. Consuls-Paul Jones, OF Ohio,
to San Domingo; W. q. Young, Of Ohio,
to Mannheim.
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100000 FIrn.

NEw YoRK, June 16.-A letter from
Demerara, West Indies, says the business
Establishments ,ots Ramsay, AIN & "a.
Irving, Macarthur q Co, and nj Il. ~
macho were burned Nay aSd, involving 4
los o. over 5000 600; fully insured.
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suGerInE from nrnntal nlanrdnr.

BUFFALO, N. =, June 1e.-Mr. Bur-
rows, Cashier Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad, whose mys.
terious disappearance was reported yes.
terday, has returned. He 10 undoubtedly
suffering from mental disorder,
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Editors and Publishers, Association
HgH of WIsconaIn.

MILWAUKEE, June 1e.-The Wisconsin
Editors and Publishers Association Of
this State assembled here to-day for It's
annual Convention. There are about
one hundred persons in attendance. The
morning session was occupied with the
enrolment OF members, +
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REPUBLICAN, STATE coNvENTfoN

The Indiana Republican State Conyon.
ton will meet at the Academy Of Music
at 10 o'clock Tomorrow: The district
delegations hold meetings tonight for the
selection Of committee man on the arrange.
ment Of business to come before the Con.
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No. EIectIon

PRoynRNoE, June l6-Four ballots
were taken for Q. 8. Senator to-day, the
last resulting as follows: Burnside 40
Dixon %, Barlow 1s. Sheffield 10. scat
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Annual Convention oftEe Butter and
Egg AiancihtinIl. IN -1 -

1NDIANApoI1s, June 1s.-The an animal
Convention Of the Butter and Egg Asso.
citation Of the United States wlll 30 held
In this city tomorrow. Among the tlia-
tnguished members Of the Association
present are Daniel W. Drake, Of iWiscou.
sin, President; Hon. z. A. Willard. Of
KoOres Rural Nelo Yorker !: George =.
Morrow, Of the Reaen FarNlsr, Madison.
Wis, and q large number Of deleestes
from Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan,
Illinois, Wisconsin and other State.
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.MoRR1sTowa, N. j., June 1s.-Ths
steam felt mill OF Stanley, owned BY
Page Ridder q Fletcher, burned thf,
morning. Loas $4,000 insured.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 18.-sir Charles Fox,
the Celebrated Civil Engineer, Is dead.
THE RACES.
The Ascot race meeting began today.
The Ascot stakes were won by Coventry,
FeVe second, Scamp third, Ten horses
ran. :l- g .ETT.
The Prince Of Wales stakes were won
BY Lealinus, Atlantic second, Lewnas
third. Six horses ran.
The gold vase given by Her Majesty
was won by 0rganist, Montorgis second,
Lillian third. Four horses ran,
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SPAIN.

MADRID. June 16.-It is reported that
tho battle commenced at Estella is pro-
ceeding advantageously 10 the Republic
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REPUBLICAN JOURNALS JUBlLANT.
THE ASSEMBLY, VOTE.

In the Assembly to-day, on the reading
OF the journal Of yesterdays proceedings,
loud complaints were made by the mem.
bers of the inaccuracy Of the lists Of yeas
and nays. General Cissey and three
others said they had voted in favor Of the
motion for urgency on the Left Centre
bill. A deputy who voted against the
motion declared that seven members OF
the Left whose name were recorded in its
favor were not present when the vote was
taken. BE demanded re-classification
oI the vote, which, according to his state.
ment, ought to stand $50 alternatives to
$40 negatives. N. de Franclien, Of the
Extreme Right, formally moved that the
vote In question be declared void. A.
Buffet, President Of the Assembly, main.
tanned the validity Of the record. The
Right Centre presented q constituent reso.
luton defining the powers Of President
McMahon. 1t was referred to q commit
tee Of thirty.
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HOUSE.


The rules were suspended and the bill
passed for the relief OF saving institutions
having no capital stock and doing bust
ness solely for the benefit OF depositors.
Mr.. Smith, oil New York, from tht
Committee on Elections, reported q bill
providing that nobody shall be a delegate
in the House Of Representatives from any
Territory who shall not have attained the
age Of 25 years and been seven years 6
citizen Of the United States, and who
shall not be an inhabitant Of Terrific
ry, and no person who Is guilty either o.
6igamy or. polygamy is to be eligible
Passed.
The bill does not apply to the sitting
delegates,
Mi. Robinson, from the Committee on
Elections, made report in the Arkansas
contested election case, that will show
that the sitting member was not entitled
10 q seat, and that Gunter, the contestant
was. The report, which was unanimous
was agreed TO without discussion, and Mr.;
Guuter was sworn in, taking the modi'
fed, not iron clad, oath. The Committee
on Elections was discharged from further
consideration oil the Arkansas contested
election case oil Bradley against Hynes
Tho House then proceeded to the con-
sideration Of the Senate amendments "a
the Indian appropriation bill. The
amendments, iorty.four in number, were
mostly ot verbal character, and those
were generally conCurred in. The more
Important ones were non .concurred In
and q Conference Committee was or
dered.
A Conference Committe was ordered
In tho Geneva award bill.
SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
Mr.. Lawrence, from the Committee o.
War Claims, reported a bill extending 4
the Fourth Of July 1875, the time withir
which petitions for allowance may be
presented to the Southern Claims Com
mission and providing for the appoint.
log Of two additional Commissioners
Passed. ll... TAE
BILL REJRcTRD.
Mr. Parsons moved TO suspend thI
rules and pass bill authorizing the least
Of the Marine Hospital and grounds q
Cleveland, Ohio, to the city Of Cleveland
Rejected, ss to "a. Not two-thirds il
the affirmative.
Mr. Cox, from the Committee on For
eign Affairs, reported a bill relating t
ocean telegraphs. he stated that the re-
port was unanimous, The committee wal
adverse to all special legislation, ant
therefore this was q general bill, which
sftected no existing rights and assumed
no exclusive authority In Congress. I
gave equal powers to all companies gen
orally. The bill was passed. T
I MI. Orr moved to suspend the rules ant
! 20 into Committee Of the Whole on thI
Bill TO indemnify the holders Of pre.enp-
ton and homestead certificates and cer-
tihcates Of entry and patents TO land
within the Des Moines river grant, on &C.
count Of the failure Of the title. Agreet
to, and the House went into Committee Q
the Whole on the bin, 3. q, Roberts II
the chair. 7. ,-A.Ss est - t
After q long discussion the COMMITTEES
rose without coming 10 any conclusion OF
the bill, 2 - ~, ,si''.,i A q go
Mr.otr then moved 10 suspsnd hi
rules and paaS the bill. Agreed 10. Yea
n. &.
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TRIAL

The trial Of Ernst Artmein, who mur-
dsred the Hsmmet family began In the
Circuit Court to-day.
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weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

- Wan DKPARFNHNF,
ORrlcE or THI CH11R sIsNAL oEHICiR,
WAsKMaToN, D. G., june l6.-a:O0 i. =.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
pRocEEpNas or TnR Assp,rnrY

| SSA-AsOAENS1 VI 4hh A11hMHLHS
LONDON, June 1e.-The following par
uculars Of the proceedings in the Assem-.
Dly yesterday are made public, In add.
tlon to last nights reports: Lambert
D'5ainte Croix, supported by ali The
members OF the Right Centre, submitted
a bill providing that Marshal McMahon'S
powers be confirmed, with the title d
President oi the Republic; that second
Chamber be organized; that the right to
dissolve both branches OF the Assembly
be conferred upon President Mcmahon,
and that his successor be appointed by
the two Chambers in convention. This
bill was referred to committee Of thirty,
together with that OF the Lett Centre,
The Times correspondent says that the
exact result OF the sitting Is that the com.
mittee OF thirty now have received an i'm.
peratve mandate forcing them 10 prompt.
~ organize either q replevate without
proclaiming Republic or constitute and
declare 0 defnitive Republic under the
Presidency Of McMahon.
It is probable that the Commission will
organize the special vote and the As
sembly will ratity iLs decision. Other
wise the majority hitherto with the Gov.
ernment will shift to the Left, which in
all probability would cause McMahon to
resign. II Is not unlikely that in con-
sequence Of yesterdays proceedings that
some Of the ministers will resign. But
there Is no absolute ministerial crisis In
the Cabinet or Council held previous TO
the setting Of the Assembly. Gen. Cissey
and others urged McMahoD to send q
message to the Assembly reminding II Of
its promise to organize his powers, but
the majority oI the ministers were averse
TO such steps. Ministers CisSey, Mague,
Grlvart and DeCazes voted In favor Of
Rochetaucaulds motion to refer his
Monarchial resolution to a Committee Of
thirty deputies. Blame, QuiVet, Peyrate
and Dandeteret Pasquied and twenty
members OF the Right Centre ab.
stained from voting on Casimer Pesiers
motion for urging on the Lett Centres
Constitutional bill.
REPUBLICAN, JOURNALS JUBlIANT.
PARIS, June 18.-The Republican iour.
mails OF to-day speak in the most eulogis-
TIC terms OF the members Of both the
Right and Lett Centres, because OF the
vote yesterday against the restoration Of
monarchy. They say the vote in the As
sembly, though It does not proclaim the
republic, shows that monarchy Is impos-
sible.
The Orleanist Journals affect to con-
slder that the action Of the Assembly
leaves the situation unchanged, but ex-
press the belief, nevertheless, that the
consequence Of the vote will be the con-
solidation OF President MacMahon's pow.
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MI. Orr then moved % suspend the
rules and paaS the bin, Agreedlo. Yeas
sltQii nays 20 4.
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I1s GroviNg Population and Wealth Of Tho
Great Rest-Agicaltural Prospects in
Kaasa'. ~
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United States Presidents.

Great WASHINGTON was number one;
Then Senator Adams next came on,
Jefferson made the number three
Then Madison the fourth was he.
Monroe the fifth to- him succeeds;
And sixth the junior Adams leads,
Then seventh, Andrew Jackson came;
And eighth, we count Van BURNS
name.
Then Harrison made number nine
And tenth, John Tyler filled the line.
Polk was the eleventh, as we know,
The twelfth was Taylor in the row.
Fillmore, the thirteenth, took his place,
And Pierce was fourteenth in the race.
Buchanan, the fifteenth is seen;
Then Lincoln, as sixteenth, came in.
Johnson, the seventeenth, was next on
the stage,
Then Grant, eighteenth and last, be-
came the rage.
Now let us stop until we see
Who our next President will be.
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The great iron bridge of the Chicago

The great iron bridge of the Chicago
Alton & st. Louis railroad company,
crossing the Mississippi river at Louis
lana, Missouri, has just been complet-
ed. This bridge consists Of nine spans,
ranging from one hundred and sixty to
two hundred md sixty feet in width
The draw which is four hundred and
forty-fonr feet in length, is the longest
in the world. The total length Of the
bridge is two thousand and ffty-two
feet and in it are five tflouand cubic
yards ofmasonry, fifty thouand cubic
yards OF rip-rap, two hundred and fifty
thousand cubic yards ofearth embank
ment, and its superstructurc is all
iron.
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The bridge to be constructed over
the FIRTH Of Fouth, Scotland, will be
the largest in the world. It's height
will be $50 feet and the number Of
spans nearly 100. The great span in
the centre is to be 1900 feet or nearly
one-third mile in width, and the
smaller spans $50 feet wide. 1t is esti-
mated that the structure will cost about
100000.
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Splinters.

Harmless Notwithstanding atti-
tudes.
The public singer that "draws" the
best-A musquito.
Why is an over.worEed horse like
an umbrella? Because it rs used up.
What is the creates, want Of the
age' Want Of funds.
People speak Of the suns breaking
out. Will they account for the spots
on its face'
"Jake, lend me ten dollars till l sell
my dorg;" Jake replied soothingly
and alphabetically; "oh, Jim! /
wouldn't sell him."
n story is told Of Young man who
was going west to open a jewclry store.
When asked what capital he had, he
replied: "a crowbar."
Have you a sister, Then love and
cherish her. fyou have not sister
of your own, then love some one elsc's
sister.
Spriggfn, says he once prevented 4
severe case OF hydrophobia by simply
getting on high fence and waiting
there until the dog left.
The proprietor Of Boston bone
mill advertises that 'perSons sending
their own bones to be ground will be
attended to with punctuality and dis
patch"
Pat Doolan, at the battle OF Chan
cellorville, bowed low at cannon ball
which whizzed just six inches above
his head. "Faith," said Pat, zone
never loses anything by being polite"
"How do you manage to get along
in Paris without knowing the French
Ianguage'" inquired gentleman Of
Mrs. Shoddy. sob! we had an in
tcrrxbter with u.s." cornplacently re-
piled the old lady.
A student was under examination
once at the College Of Surgeons, when
a hypothetical case was submitted, its
various stages described, and the mode
of treatment required. AT last came
the crisis: "Now, sir" said Sir A. c.
"what would you do?" "Sir," replied
the pupil of Esculapius. 81 would send
for yoH."
doctor what do yon think is the
matter with my little boy?" Why it's
only a corrustificd exegesis antispas-
medically emanating from the germ of
the animal refrigerator producinga
prolific source ofirritabili ty in the peri
cranial epidermis Of the mental pro
fundity." "Ah! that's what I told
Betsy, but she lowed it was war
runs"
Robert Hall did not lose his power
Of retort even in madness. 4 hypo-
critical condoler with his misfortu mes
once visited him in the mad -ho use,
and said in whining tone: "What
brought you here MI. Hall?" Hall
Significantly touched his brow with
his finger and replied: "What will
never bring you sir; too much brain"
"A foreman on 4 certain railroad
asked the superintendent for a pass,
which he declined to give, SAYING
1.-THE company employ you and you get
so much for your services, and there
our trade ends. If you were to work
for farmer for dollar a day, and
wanted to go to Saratoga, would you
expect him to hitch up his team and
take you for nothing?" "No sir; but
if he had his team hitchcd up, and was
going to Saratoga, l should think he
was 4 id hog if he didn't let me
ride, ~
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Gentleman Ito bcatman)-You must
often, I should think get wet, do you
nots Artless boatman-Yes, yer hon
or, we does, VERY wet, very wet, in
deed; but I'm VERY dry just now, yer
honor, and no mistake.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

dEEAG mp s AY1yos Y ssAEE sA5
Ss ose s nss d %
tered to the public N this CITY, and the special attention
JOHN l. VANpEwATER, .AucT1oNEER,
S n AufSS AZ sAHE N
e S OF o . soSsS S oa sn
friend who abroad VIII he,5 families q
and sS sanr
sssi
"S ssan ead
whsn they hSn clean legs ana
epa on Psn
s Z sss ass S.s e
are ted sound a ana
ssh SraMa eoay e bS aSoas M and %
ey sSBd B% ay % ra % Ssy
make one pTstaess and most @ attrsetve teams ANS
a aa e nd S S or ss o rp ct as
e s e sow s. s ny
ns drivers tfsysjsrs ana sound
perfectly rely upon this pretty pair; pair viii
One fine Jet black KeRtaeEy bred saddle and driving
STs' 80 sF e
fine drivers no vices or tricks can rot in ESQ to road
and ad ana under s'dd
county, slred by old Hambletonian; dam the Smith
mare, by Richs Jupiter; IS as fine and fast young
rotng mare stands 10 her present owner bought
her when coming years old upon showing him .46
green In the counry he has trained track
since; simply driven her on road, BY which she has
greatly improved she can now show 40 sale, to
road wagon and beat 1t several seconds on track is
prompt and pleasant driver. finely gated and warranted
sound and kind.
Also the we'll known, fast and large roam trottinc
Mare, FANNY PATCHEN she is l5sA high, years old,
sired by H. b. Patchen, the sire OF Hopeful and many
other fine rotters dam by Mambrino Chief; Fanny Is
really OF the finest and fastest large trotting
mares in the country the only record she has is 80
when years old, known as Dr. Norton's Patchen
her present owner has frequently been solicited by
prominent trainers to IA her Tree of and
her IN the various trottng meetings, which he always
declined to do last summer he sent her Isaac Paud
satisfy himself he believing she greatly improved
and fast she there given two trials mile EACH
in 3Oa and 2 and timed one half mile In :l2 since
which time she has been used altogether road ele
CANT, choice, pure and powerfully gated; needs no
boots and can beat 0 Is warranted sound kind and
perfect
Also an elegant and gentcel blood bay gentlemans
Road Horse l3h high, years old pleasing and sweet
driver as the most iastdous could wish for; vices
ranted sound and kind.
Also handsome well broken and fine childs or adys
bay Pony about Is high years old; safe for lady or
children; intelligent and fne warranted sound and
kind.
Also Carriages. Brewster Wagons, Pony Phaetons,
single and double Harness. &C., &c. Full particulars of
all at sale.
Stock now exhibition and coachman in attendance
to give particulars
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PROPOSALS
PRoPoSALs ,or
Wrought Iron Furring and Lathing
for the
United States Court House and Post Office New York


city.
OFFICE OF suPERrNrKspENr June 2s 1874
M ss % scsses s a. at s Se q % Of he
the whole Of the wrought iron Furrng and Lathing
Copies Sc the specisatons may be had and the plans
seen apple alton at this Office.
work paee Will furnished by the ree
OF charge but M viii be erected by the contraesors
cent until the final completion Of the contract
s
United g. the District Attorney Of the dis
Department reserves the right TO reject any all
Do So to 70 updsde The various @ Of work
the different bidders at Its option Every bid must be
and must conform in every respect to the requirements
of this advertisement ,
not engaged in the manufacture Of wrought
an% have not the n''s'
Proposals will be enclosed IN sealed envelope, in
dorsed bid for Wrought Iron Furrng and Lathingn
CALVIN T. HUBBARD. Superintendent
1lHE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
june fsa Sie SfE 1SEs oss
s ss% = posSs s SHs ana s
s c ay isp J n 2 II s and I'd
%Hsa sy ts se S9 " entire
and should the Kind Of bonds
e. ans h ss In hs the
o ,nS ey a. cheek s bg 9 equal Aye
." Sd sG BE 70 s
l. or delivery ON Thursday Ju,
Il ~ tnM once, when and where the balance must be
company reserves the nsh, rses, al proposals
Treasurer