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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-11-13
REV. NAHUM BROOKS.
20 Bridge street. Mancheter, j N. 30. 1915.

CONCOED, y. II, Nov. Is, 1874.
Or c. c. Frost: Words can never express the
gratitude we fell toward you for the joy and com.
fort YOU have given lis in curing our daughter
from that lOaths0me disease, srr1tula. From
early childhood she has been afflicted, in one
torn or another, with it, and never until now has
been free fr'm it. Her face had not been free
from sores since she was eighteen months old
(she is now thirteen years of age). A few years
we feared she would lose her sight We had eX
pended hundreds of dollars to obtain the best
medical skill to be had in the country, but all to
no purpose physicians could not help her; she
grew worse constantly. After all this can YOU
blame us that we We're so 10th to try your meii-
cine? we had no faith in anything We tried
your medicine because you was SO sure it would
before the second bottle was finished we noticed u
change for the better She grew stronger her
eyes began to get better, and she appeared like
another being. After taking seven bottles 1.-THE
last was taken last Aprl), he was pronounced
we'll girl and at the presPnttime is in the enjoy.
nent Of perfect heath. Respectfully yours.
t3e MR.. AND MR.. Il. +. PAIGE.
Manchester, March 81, 1915.
DR.. G. Frost + Co'-DeoT Sir: gladly add
my testimony in favor OF your valuable medicine.
friend called on Us from Vermont, apparently
far gone with CONSUMPTION, caused by Measles
He had no appetite and was weak and trembling
from the exhaustion produced by q fearful cough.
persuaded him to try your Cough and tIumor
Cure lie took bottle homa and when that was
gone sent for two more; three effected perfect
cure, and he is row in gooi health. have
known many others goa l. ben fitted by its us
have used t in my own family Tor years, ana FIND
it a safe, effective, reliable medicine.
Truly yours,
H. RTSNETT nf CITY Policn
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w A S HIN GTO N .

CASE On THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD AGAINST
rHE CONVENIENT BEFORE TIM COURT or
CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1875
The Court Of claims did not make a decision In
the case Of the Union Pacific Railroad to-day AZ
was expected. IL viii be rendered next
Monday. IL is understood the decision viii
he in FAVOR Of the government The Treasury De.
partment has invariably commended on the merits
or the case, that the government was not only
authorized out required to withhold one.half or
the government indebtedness. Judge Richard.
son, whose long experience In the Treasury De-
partment as Assistant Secretary, and subsequently
as secretary. Is now q member OF the Court or
CLAIMS, aud has, therefore had weight in the con
sutations or the members upon this important
question. In any event the Supreme Court viii DO
the nnal tribunal Tho government would not
permits q case involving so much money to rest
with the Court o. Claims, while on the other
hand the railroad Ia bound to avail itself OF the
court 0rlast resort
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toes sitting members or the General Term OF tho
judicial Department
Regulating the investments OF insurance compAnieA
Relative % the boundary monument Of the stats
Relative 10 assessments in the city OF brooklyn.
For an additional Comptroller in the city Brooklyn
Relative to the Civil Code.
FOR the appointment OF Centennial Commissioners.
In relation to the Inebriate Home in Kings county.
Authorizing the Coroners Of the county Of New York
employ stenogFapher in certain cases
Extending the term Tor the organization the Brook
Iyn Guaranty and Indemnity Company
Relative to prisoners confined civil process
tute children
Extending the time Tor the organization Of railroad
company 70 run ilOh and other streets In New
York city.
Relative the compensation officers or state prisona
Mr.. RoBEErsoS reported tAvorably tho following
bills
Relative the conpe nsaton Of officers OF New York
Relative 10 the Court Of Common Pleas Of New York
city.
Relative to the Inspector OF Steam Boilers
Mr. Fox from the Committee Cities reported favor
ably the following bills -
Relative to armories in the city OF New York
To provide for uniform system for the requirement. OF
streets and places in the city OF New York.
Adjourned
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TIE MARCH TO THE SEA,


vEELrSa AMONG ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS
nroARDma GENERAL sHsrNAS's MEMOIRS
THOUSAND PINS READY roR ACTION
FRIENDS oE THE PRESIDENT URGING HIM 10
WRITE BOOK.
wAsHNGroN, May II. 1875
There vas manifest displessure to-day in all the
bureaus II she war Department when the mes
sengers returned from tue bookstores and an
nounced that General Sherman's Memoirs OF the
war; wouid not be ready Tor tie public until tue
24th or May The feeling smoDg army and navy
officers who took prominent p.rt ia the rebellion
IL intense against the General 81 the army, and
Thousand pens will leap 70 the defence OF the prin
ctpal Characters who have been harshly crlti-
cised The complaints Will not be confined alone 70
army circles, aud, should the re marks anticipated
about ths navy appear in tho Forthcoming work,
taere viii be broadsides = give as well a to re-
celvs
General Sherman IN the preparation OF his
memoirs, eujaied unusual advantages during
the time his heac quarters we're "a the war De-
partment the archives Of tn war, Federal and
Confederate, we're a. his command. There was
not a telegram Or orler o. Importance or signiH.
canoe be did not have access ii.
THE sEvERgsT CgNsrRE
the book has Jet received HI bcen from Old
army ofncers who served witn General sher.
man In hrs western campaign, and woo
were IN mis- confidence IN the most
Important movements. by them, 50 far a. they
are enabled to Judge from tue iun review puo-
lisned I'm the HERALD, the work j. condemned
The march to the sea- which Il regarded as the
most important stratezcal movement Of the wa,
does not in General shermau's opinion, they say,
merit honorable mention o. tne ofisers who rem
dered him ralthfal and nyaluaulc service. while
his piQue il apparent In his illusions 10 many
OF the prominent generals ot tue army
Tho friends OF the President have already
urged him to prepare material Tor his memoirs or
the war. Hia experience was more varlcd than
that OF General sherman. Advantages for col
latinR facts and arranging them are offered the
President which General sherman did not enjoy.
The only objection the President interposes ~
present. Ia ss disiRcllnation 70 divide bis time
between the duties OF his ONCE and the labor sucn
task would impose upon him, and, az ne intends
10 reside IN Washington alter MS term OF service
expires, be thinks u viii be time enough 20 turn
his attention TO literature when mat eventul day
comes. Apropos 10 this. M informant called at
Iention to
THE REMARKABLE FACT
that the President never aludes 10 his term or
service az bound to end IN 1871 but invariably
says, "When my term or once express "when
ges out Of oiicer or "Wnen ] am permitted 70 re.
tire 10 private ife.v II may be suggested, tnat
the President does not think the fate OF Louis
Napoleon, following SO soon after mis- Life or
Cesar favorable omen for prolonged power,
and II thus unwilling 70 become 40 author while
ne continues Preaident
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FRANCE.

PRMoH NAPOLEON DEFENDgR or THE RE
PUBLIo-A NATIONAL COMPLIMENT 10 ENG
LAND AND DIsRAELI.
PARIS, May IT, 1875.
Il Ia announced that a manifesto from Prince
Napoleon. in favor OF the Republic and in oppos
ton TO The restoration OF the Empire, Will soon be
published
COMPLIMENT TO ENGLAND AS AZ UrHoLDKR FOR
PEACE.
The Montteur in an editorial referring 30 the
course taken by the British government during
She recent war alarm, says :-"EnaIand, by raising
her voice in favor Of peace, has naturally recov-
cred ner Just authority and influence in CONT
mental AFFAIRS, and the PRESENT Ministry has ac-
quired degree OF the strength and power which
viii procure for 1t the grtta u respect or
Europe
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THE WHISKEY FRAUDS.

WASHINGTON. May IT. 1875
Secretary Bristow and those operating with him
are not communicative In regard TO their probable
evidence that another blow Is TO De struck within
the ensuing forty-eight hours, the force OF which
will be felt In the East ana In Kentucky. To-
day Secretary Bristow called on the Attor-
ney General and afterward on the
President, both visits having significance with
reference TO past and future operations. Suisse
quenty the Secretary was closely closeted with
the newly appointed Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, MIR. Pratt, ana received damaging state
ments against the '.Ring,n submitted TO them by
Revenue Agent Yarayan. Within the past Re "
days MIR. BriBtow mas received communicate ions
from Eastern cities indicating to him that he has
hardy as yet broken the crust OF
THE FORMIDABLE RING
which he is trying to put down. 0ners have been
made him, contingent on his cooperation with
those making the OFFER to supply evidence which
Will involve NUMBER OF here t0ore regarded re-
spectacle houses in Philadelphia, New YORK, Balri-
more, Pittsburg and elsewhere. The Secretary
has relieved the secret service from any further
active participation In the crusade, and has
Entrusted to Mr. Pratt, the new Revenue
Commissioner, the duty OF arranging for further
seizures. IL is expected tina prominent internal
revenue changes will soon be made in the West.
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yETOES BY THE GOVERNOR
Tue Governor sent IN tue following veto mes
sages ibis evening"

Tue Governor sent ia tue following veto mes
sages ibis evening"
FORMER CONVICTIONS ron FELONY.
STATS " NSw YoRK, EXECUTIVE CHAMgrE.
ALBANY, Hay Il, ls7s. !
return herewith, without my approval Assem-
My NIL No. 322 entitled, IAN act 10 regulate the
course or proceedings az y trial on q charge or
felony after previous conviction for felony.v
This DILL provides that uDon the trial OF person
charged wlth lclony. after previous CONVICTION
OF tnat crime the offender snail hrSt he arraigncd
on so mucn only Of the indictment As charges the
subsequens offence; That II plea sf 'nOt guilty.
is entered the jury shall nrst inquire whether ne
is guilty oil the subseQncnt onence, tngt II ne
pleads guity that tnen the jury anal Inquire con-
corning the previous conviction. There IS no ex-
press provision for any inquiry ~ TO the lact "
me previous conviction where tnG pris0ner Is
found guilty OF subsequent offence aHor .
trial on ths merits. aad ~ penal laws are - be
construed strictly, II is at least doubtful whether
such An inquiry could be had. Well settled rues
OF the administrator or the criminal law should
not he altered Tor light reasons, nor without the
exercise oil great care 10 avoid the introduction or
new And doubtful questions OF construction. TINS
Dill 10 loosely drown. and does not fully provide
Tor all the exlEeDcfes which may arise under ~.
FOR instance, where the prisoner pleads gunty OF
TIC subsequent offence ana the jury disagree as
to the tact OF the previous ConvicNOn, IL cannon,
from she language o. thus oil, be gathered whether
the prisoner is TO De sentenced for The lesser
offence, or whether there must ne new
trial upon all the issues The apparent
pur pose OF the bill is TO guard against the Jury
nelng preludiced by the fact OF previous convic-
tom VITA an tnfe iligent jury, acting under the
guidance OF an experienced aud learned Judge,
there eau be no danger Of serious injury TO the
rights OF the prisoner at all comparable TO the
evils which result from nasty anu ili-C0nsloered
change In the well settled ru!es OF conducting
trials or criminal cases. Besides under this bll
as amended Ia the Senate tho Jury might be IN
formed OF the previous conviction by the reading
OF the indictment. so long as several dineTent
N sdene an0rs can he charged in tue same indie
ment and tried At the same time. there can he nc
improperly Ia trying ~ the saps uma AL tns
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GERMANY AND FRANCE

how THE WAR CLOUD WAS RECENTLY DIS
PELLED-THE POLICY or RUSSIA TOWARD
KAIaER WILLIAM.
LONDON, May 1876 A. M.
the Times special despatch from Berlin says
while critical events were appfehended Russia,
Austria, England and Italy offered to mediate
between Germany ana France.
II is supposed that tho Russian propositions to
Germany we're accompanied by oilers OF eventual
uuDDOrk
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THE SCHILLER.

LsrrcrAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
rHE BODY or LADY PAssENGER RECOVERED
FROM THE WRECK.
LONDON May IL, 1875.
The body Of Mrs. Kornblum has been
recovered from the wreck Of the steamship
Schiller
Mrs M. Kornblum, of No. Howard str IL,
New York, took passage on The Schiller, in
company with her husband, their three chill
dren and servant They were all lost. Ed.
HERALD
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STEAMSHIPS m COLLISION.

FFrr LIyYs lost IN THE cHINEsE WATERS
Hove Kong, April 16, 1875.
a collision occurred on the 9Th OF April, or me
coast 81 emma between .he chinese steamship
Fu-sng anu tue British steamship ocean.
FIFTY LIVES lost.
Tho Tu-sng ioundered almost instantly. causing
a loss ol fifty lives.
VESSEL BADLY DAMAGED
Tnc ocean was seriously injured, out succeeded
In reaching Wu-siRg.
An Inyesugatlon OF the case - proceeding.
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KING ALFONSO AND THE POPE.

PApAL DEMAND DENIED NJ THE SPANISH
GOVERNMENT.
LONDON MAY 1875 80 A. d..
special despatch from Madrid TO the Daily
Nesos reports that the Papal Nuuclo has made
formal demand for the restoration OF Catholic
unity in Spain, and that the Spanish government
mas replied that II is resolved maintain liberty
OF worship
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THE POLTOB TRIAL BILL.
STATE or NEW YORK, ExE0UTvE CHAMBHE,


SAMUEL ]. TlLDEN.
rHK PoLIcB TRIAL BILL
STATE or NEW YORK, ExEOUTIvE CHAMBER
ALBANY May ~, 1875.
TO THE SENATE;-
/ return without my approval, Senate bill No.
249, entitled IAN act TO authorize the Board OF
trials" This bill Is objected 90 by every member
Of the Board and by the experienced on1cers OF
the police. rheIr UNANIMOUS Judgment las been
communicated 10 me that II IL becomes law IL
force on the efficiency OF which the good order or
tho metropolis depends. IL Is said to have been
introduced IN the interest or two dismissed police
men who would like 10 be restored, but whose
Doubt In forming an independent conclusion,
tnat the bill onght not 10 become
law Certainty IN che punishment for
lniractton5 OF discipline ds0bedienco or neglect
81 duty-is OF far more Importance than severity.
CELEBRITY In the infilction OF penalties aud dnaity
IN the trial are tae essence OF discipline. Such
trials now consume an afternoon session OF about
tniee oaysln each week. Every person conv icted
viii desire a reirlal and will struggle to make q
case FOR restoration. Evidence Will be lost, the
rear OF punishment weakened and the elIecs OF
punishment actually imposed will be impaired by
the continuing hope OF eventual escape. The
Board Will be overwhelmed by trials. III an inius-
tice to an individual does sometimes happen by a
miSjudgment IL 10 an Insignificant evil compared
with the Introduction or q new ana potent ele-
ment or dlsorgantzation ana decentralization
TO the whole service. The act PROVIDES
that, in case or decision in favor or the police
man on new trial he shall De restored by opera
ton OF law In the meantime the ofilce with nave
been filed and this provision would produce two
ineumbents In one ONCE, and would be prolific or
claims for back salaries.
The Governor also returned without his approval
Senate Dill No. 262. entitled IAN act TO confirm
and legalize certain acts OF the Common Council or
the city or Emra,u aud Assembly bill NO. S45, en-
Camp Meeting Association OF the Erie Conference
OF tue Methodist Episcopal Church.n
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BOOTHS THEATRE.


Macbeth" was presented last nignt - CHA
hous = with Miss Clara Morris and Mr.. Rlgnoid In
the lea ding r0ses. The performance was exceed
ingiy bad Physical defects Of voice not 90 %
overcome by any amount or dramatic genius
must place the Interpretation OF the role Of
LADY Mache "A forever beyond Miss Morriss
reach, Her clio Suti0n u very detective. she had
last night also, 10 struggle against the incapacly
OF every actor on vh0m she mad right to counts
for support. From Spis sweeping CONSERVATION
we except Mr.. WardssEione. Hts impefSonation
or Macdun was at once manly and Intelligent
Mr.. Reynolds performances ~ Macbeth Inlure1
considerably his reputation ~ sGn actor
OPENING oY THE CENTRAL Park GARDEN
CONCERTs
The unsteady ihelined people OF me metropoiia
seemed determined last night TO show their s1-
probation OF the magnificent orchestra, rhst
came back flushed with Western triumphs. ana
once more occupied their accustomed seats at thu
favorite summer garden OF New York. under th@
able direction or Mr.. Theodore Thomas. Tue gar
den and hall were crowded to their utmost ex-
tent. The programme was one that comprised
some the most diverse schools In tue VAST Roper
toire OF Thomas.
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THE IRISH-AMERICAN RIFLE
: MATCH.
LONDON. May ls-5A NJ

LONDON, May 1876 A. M
In consequence OF the refusal OF the local au-
thorities 20 repair unsafe bridge ut Clontarfit
will be necessary 10 hol1 the Insh-American In
tsrnauona Ride Match at tho Curragh OF Kildare.
IN wicklow county, or some other place not ia the
vicinity OF Dublin.
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PIC MONO.

His HOLINESS ABOUT TO REAssEMgLE THE
COUNCIL OF THE VATICAN.
ROME May IL, 1875.
The Fanntud, a ministerial organ, authorlta-
lively states that the Pope has resolved to con-
woke the Vatican Council again &C an early date
10 discuss ecclesiastical reforms.
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woop'a MusFuM.

There quite good house at this snea1ra
last night witness the play OF Sim Budsoe, orr
Bohemians and Detectives Mr.. Milton Nobiea-
actor of some ability. played the Leading char
acter. He was well supported by MISS Louise
sylvester, who IN whatever she attempts strives
to do her best, and is always pleasing. The other
characters in the play helped to make tina piecs
accept table.
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OLYMPIC TaEATRR.

number OF new faces and several new scna
were introduced to the audience &C this hOusa
last night ana were received with marks Of favor
Comic sketches, Ethiopian speciaties, aerial pers
iormances, shar acter songs and musical inter
ludes follow one another In quick succession, to-
the intense nl0YmenL Of the snectatOrS-
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SPAIN.
MAnMIn. MAY II. 1875.

MADRID. May II. 1875.
me cariists made an attacE upon Pampeluna
yesterday and threw twenty-our shells into tue
town, but casualties resulted.
TIE insurgents were finally repuIsed BY the
Aif0nsist troops.
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THE FIRE III PESHAWUR.

LONDON, May rs. 1875
The connagration in lie .hawur leaves 1000 IN.
habttants nouseess.
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1VlLL BIZ PUBL HID SATURDAY.. NAY M


NEW BOOK BY MARION HARLASo
BREAKFAST. LUSCHEoN ANO rBA;
A second volume in the
COMMON SENSE IN THE HOUSEHOLD sEGfgx1
BY MARION HARLAxD.
vol i2no, nnifOrm win Common serse IN re
Household" General Rcccipel; eisth..slTs
The thousands who hsvs ,oaud Marion HarIaSrs
Common sepse 10 the Hoas.noidr such safe and saus-
factory suds in the PerpIsxuss ofe Rlschso- and u
Housekeeping in general win cordially welcome
ond volume 10 the "commen sense serles dsvo.sd %
Breakfast Luncheon and Tss" ID ths domestic secu
omy nothing taxes the iugeruiy Ana resources Ola
honsekeeper more than providing for those me Als.
breakfast Lunchecnland Tea Is made very largely
o. receip Of which given in the pnevioas
volume, and these are accompanied By MARION Bar.
lands eminsnHy practical and sensiDls 1aGEssaonf
touching subjects witch come up constantly for cousii-
GRAFTON invovery household rhs volume mast become
quite ~ popular As 10 predecessor.
Erry oUd.rs rom lnetrado solicited
/ soRTsNEa. ARMSTRONG CO..
: ~ sad TG ssOadwaT. Nov FORK 1
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A HOT WEATHER BEVERAGE.
We offer for SALE ex-Bondel Warehouse good souuA
BoGDEASx CLAREr. At Sal 70 god. hhd- Of ~ nes
gallonA
Bills OF under sloO-terms cash 500 and over-not~
az tour months five cent discount for CASA I'm
seven days. samples on application.
JOHN OSBORN, SON CO,
Importers Of Wines Brandies, &c.
A. Raav ratra
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SERvIA.

vFENNA May II, 1875.
Adyiccs rom Servia report tnat two or The
Podgorttza murderers have been executed at scu.
tart
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MYSTICAL AND DRAMATIC Eo1rs

the Cincinnati Gazette announces this morning
that prominent gentleman OF that city offers Co
give s125, 900 toward the erection Of capacious
mnsic ball In that city.
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ALsGvr Way "a, iS7a
Ths Senate met to-day Il halrpast seven +. N. The
following bills we're passed
Providing Tor ths conservation or Nonresident Jas
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LIFE is IN JEOPARDY AS LONG AS A VIC.
lent cough or cold runs unchecked Remember this
amd lose time in resortng HALK's HONEY H0Re-
TAR the only certain cure.
PIKkis To0rnAGHE DROrs minute
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CROOKED wHIsKEY SEIZED IN MEMPHIS
MLMPHIs, May II, 1875
General Patterson, Collector OF Internal Rev
enue for this district, to-day seized about q hun
dred barrels OF alcohol shipped from G. Bunsbrev
& Co, OF ST. Louis, to parties here. which is be-
lieved TO be 'crooKed.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

A CURE FOR CATARRH.-w0LCOTrS
CArARRH ASNTBrLAroK For Inflammation fever pain.
use WoLoorr's PAIs PAINE Sold everywhere
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A.-FoR GENrLEMEN,5 HATS, OF SUPERIOR
quality, direct TO The manufacturer EsPKNOHIKDs
nassau
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A HOr WEArHER RhYERAGE.

ALb KINDS WIRE SIGNS TO ORDER.
by noJRR GRAHAM, Painters ana Sign EngravenS
81
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A-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMlTIES
successfully treated by Dr. s. n MARSH principsi "
firm Marsh Co., at his old office, NO 2VeseT
street Aston House opposite 81. Pauls church. No
necnon with any other Office III this city.