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j q SseAFToN, August 2. 2
Last night Grafton and Mystic Masonic
Lodges Of this place each contributed
twenty-five dollars in response to Grand
Master Baird's appeallfor aid on bchalfo
the yellow fever sufferers Of the South.
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ST. PAU, MINI, August 27.-Thc loss
by the tornado last night was about twcn.
ty thousand dollars. The storm did not
extend more than six or eight miles In
either direction, and was travelling nearly
southeast.
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GoygRSMESTs-Stcatly.
RAILlOAD I}0Nps-Firn.

STATE BONUs-Quiet and steady.
SrOcKs-The market was firm until near NE
close when there was sudden drop .l-i 10
II per cent. Gnnger shares and Coal aocs
were the most cOnspicuOusin the decline. Tie
market closed weak.
Transaction aggregated 5000 shares, Of
which 400 were Erie; 5000 lake Shore; u y
Wabash; 400 Northwestern common, i,2J0
preferred 24O0 Rock Island; 5000 St la1
common, 5000 preferred; 5000 l.ackawailn,I,
/ 200 Delaware & Hudson; 2,l0O Union l;I-
cihc, and 8, 500 Western Union.
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POLITICAL.

MONTGOMERY, August CIV. NJ. Gorth
was nominated for Congress from the sth
district to-day. ''" Hi
MoBrLB, Ala, August 27.-Thc Demo-
Gratis OF the First Congressional District
nominated Thos n. Herenden.
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THE iINTELL1GENCER.
How Our subscribersLi Like the New Dress
nj FAlRMoST. August 90.

raI,o,, 1n,.IlireDc,r. re
WI, whan 'ro ononod tho Ixrrt,1orycrR
Mheh oRe''ee 'n1 ", -, n. n..,,'',, - =.
last Saturday morning the INST thihe' vi
conrse that mot our ewes was the cut OF
.V"'Ss' si'.s ~. ' III /, H., ;s.ro aud we
the press you hau III 'i'"' is'ue, a''" =
were glad to read below; "Our new pat
on, ;~nro,,.ds suoeSteam Cylinder Press. u
eils ii'iPiV,Sa .''
We were still more pleased aitcr scanning
the columns. We found you had secured
'"e -, olso ;,o.oo.od tho width
new type ana iaa also i''''e.'seu '''e 49, ~
OF the columns. All are well pleased with
Tho row dress and we hone Won will allow
'"e ''0" -, r. l.,,,sono
us to congratuiate you on ti'c iI'i'usoii'e
appearancc, and evident prosperity OF the
~, ,.,nnr.S;, tho Stnte The ISrELI1dES.
pest F'"Per III '''s ','s' -.
GER has been the leading family paper mere
oyor since IL was established, andnow has
~. -. 80 S;.a,i..ior n orr midst tl,nn NIL
alarger clrculA'ioii III ou' ''''"S' ~
other dailies together Including the fe9'
~. S,nJarJ Ro,t;more. Cincinnati and
.aeT' '''""."' i'
Pittsburgh papers,.
AnroISos to the subject VIC venture to
~ ~ o,,,roc, on attachment IN newspa.
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An Illinois Tornado.

CHICAGO, August 27.-A tornado occur
red in Grundy county on Saturday which
destroyed several buildings, killing one
man and seriously injuring another.
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Z. NRw YoRK, August97.- .-one hundred and
fifty barrels Of whisky from the Emmet
distillery, Mt Chillicotlic, have been seized
here on q charge ofundergauging.
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OGDEN, UTAIT, August 2T.-The wheel.
barrow lnan arrived this evening, and was
met by adelegation of citizens! He Ii in
fine trim, and Is ready for further tramp
Ing, -..' ..-
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by TELEGRIpH.


NEw YORK, August 97.-AloSEY-CloScsc clsy
at <a2 per cent. Prime mercantile paler
3HaIH per cent. Customs receipts Sei ~ ~
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed S'plIW.
Clearings $5,65I,0O0. Sight Exchange on New
York I.S7 II. Sterling Exchange, bankt rs
bills, 4.S3. Produce exports for the week
$7,OO0,00O. -,
GoLp-Sold throughout the day at lOc9.
Carrying rates Hal per cent. BorrowingE es
la2 per cent and fiat,
SILvEG-At London, 525-lOd per ounce,
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New Orleans.

NV ORLEANS, August I.-Ricc-Quiet AMI.
weak Louisiana ordinary to choice l-4a9j.c.'
Qthen unchanged, --Fie.A
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PIPTY-sRyRN NEW CASES AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, August 27.-The new cases re.
ported upto noon to-day were 81; deaths
SO. The weather is cloudy and threaten
ing rain, in the event Of which an increase
ip mortality may be expected. OF the new
cases occurring up TO noon, large pro-
portion are colored people, among Whom
the mortality will doubtless be very great.
Cyrus johnson, an old citizen OF this
county. died suddenly this morning Of
congestion,
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cordially approve the movement con-
templated by the above
[Signedl +. PlLIsDrRY, Mayor.
NEw ORLEANS, August 27.-The death
list to-day includes eight children under
seven years. af
A dispatch from Port Eads reports one
death and three new cases there. One OF
the two Howard nurses left there by DR..
Stone Is reported sick.
Collector Smith has been authorized by
the Treasury Department to purchase one
hundred gallons carbolic acid to disiniect
the Custom House.
COLLECTION AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, LSD., August 21.-The ag-
grcgate collections in this city for theyel.
low fever sufferers is 1900 dollars.
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PITTSBURGH, August 2T.-PErRoEErN-Afs,
ket very quiet; crude 81 20 ut Parkers, for In.
mediate shipmenti refined lOHc, Philadei,
phia delivery.
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YELLOW FEVER.
YELLOW FEVER.
Grim Death Still Triumphant.
THE scouRGE YET UNABATED.
The phiIanthrophy Of the North.
Money Pouring in to the Aid of the
WA Stricken Cities. d! 33a
The PhiIanthrophy Of the North.
Fearful Increase of Cases at Memphis

ONE HUNDRED AND xlyEry.Foun NEW CASES.
NEw ORLEANS, August 27.-l2: 2Op. ~
New cases 1911; deaths 10.
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to Grenada; Memphis three hundred dol.
lars; Yicksburg one hundred dollars. The
canvass ifor subscriptions will be contin.
ued until every house in the city has been
visited
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NEw York, August 81. = The amount re-
ccived by the Chamber OF Commerce
Southern Relief Committee to-day was
SG,4Gs. The first bale Of the new crop OF
Mississippi cotton, sent North, was sold at
the Cotton Exchange for the benefit Of the
yellow fever sufferers. In order 10 raise
US much as possible every bidder was re-
quired TO give the amount Of his bid to-
wards the fund, and in this way the total
amount riscd by the sale was three hun
dred and forty-two dollars. tUaC
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TIE real friends OF workingmen arc
those who insist upon having honest mon
cy in circulation, and notthose who clamor
for n currency that would foster specula;
ton, increase the power of capital, and
cheat thelaborer out Of o part Of his hire.
workihgnen have nothing to do with the
manipulation OF the money market, nor do
they profit by fluctuations Of value. They
have their labor to sell, and they want con-
ditiops which will give steady employ
mcnt 10 industry and a fixed valucto the
money which they receive for their labor.
In fluctuations Of price labor Ia the last to
rise and the first to fall. 1t commodi-
ty that cannot bc held for rise, like cot
ton, wheat or stock, but must be sold every
day. Therefore workingmen, SO far as
they arc real workingmen, cannot be spec
ulators, and are unable to take advantage
ofconditions favorable to speculators. A
currency that has no fixed yalnestimulates
speculation, and so cannot be iayorableto
workingmen. 80
TIM Democratic patty In, Mississippi
showssigns otaspeedy diyisioninto two fac
tons the BOurbpns and the Progrcssiyes
The philosophical colored brother, rcvolv'
ingin hismindthc various historicallcssons
!. which apply to rice elevation, smiles
blandly as he cohtemplatcs the not distant
period when his vote will camerchant
liable value. Jls TT
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t - ',.s:',l GAIrs'ox's newspaper looks on
Gs,.,.s. nation 10 Of Emerson Etheridse for
oi,S, IsaasI ,.,l tennessee by the Republicans
eaiDs s !; ~ Improving MS a party and be.
|tsTisss s'sva'Si !, TO u point Of fit associa.
|b',S;.,," ~, "e !, Republican party Of KCntuc.
si,sS.,. u u not very large or very strong
h,I,,,a,'.S Is firhIy endowed with per.
sso o'.',... ,',ss. and social standing, making
bseSSiI..,' S.'',y What it lacks in sizo." Mr..
Spa, h, \, aa' since refused the nomina.
bA,T Ta,.N ~, We Presume the compliment
5Nt ET,S,ee E,,,a,.e,e', Republicans holds good.
" nlu,ii,,y;r,'Onn u able to say ~ much iol
ns tennessee Democrats9
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srsI,So IA .llll! that Theodore Thomas has &c.
Sa T..I. NJ aa,,cal d al 'IirectoDhip Of the Col
spndy Ir,', Nv ,t' o. Cincinnati, rendered him
ss,n, ~, y = the stockholders OF that insti.
Laso s[y ci1l;a 'aa' he wiIlhcrcaftcr make his
&adIl ~ ,e pq1G,c p.,l,, Of lhcmannscrs Of alu.
slp,a'is,aaS a .',aSli.l l, an institution for md-
qr,D, ,'SS, ~ :, upon the scale of the most
Epa.- q q 'hoss similar character in
l1eson%, y y ,aaploy the highest class q
aud to give converts, r S''AS''''
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4 cnAYcE fon MEDICAL rAuE.

HEA'hiSi Ausust So
Ha Ereeilncy President Hayes: wheel %,
In behalf Of the yellow fever stricken
South, We respectfully request you TO cx-
ercisc your discretionary power In the up
pointment OF q special commission OF the
ablcst physicians aud chemists in the
country, for the purpose OF scientifically
investigating the cause, nature, treatment
and future prevention OF the fearful epi-
demie now rigging. Congress. will un-
doubtedly make a suitable appropriation
to reward the commission for services 70
valuable to the country.
[signcdl CASEY Youxd, " c.
]. X. FLIPPiS, Mayor.
DR.. r. +. BRowS,
,Secrddry Board Of Health.
4. d. LANGsTAFP, -
Acting President HOldi dissertation.
urW O. &. FISHER, .I
Chairman CiiiseHS' Relisf Committee.
JOMS s. ToOP;
Srrdary Chamber Of Commerce aud Cotton
Erehdn1e
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MEADviLLE, Pa, August 27.- Samuel B.
Dick, Il. L. Grand Commander Of the
knights Tcmplarof Pennsylvania, has for
wardcd two hundred dollars to the yellow
fever sufferers in the South from the
Treasury OF the Grand Commandery, and
has telegraphed to all the Divisions Com
lnandery to notify the subordinate COM
manderies in the State to ut once forward
funds TO the Grand Recorder for the same
purpose. From the prompt responses
heretofore made to like appeals and the
well known liberality of the knights Tenn
plar OF Pennsylvania, there is no doubt
but that this order will insure contribu-
tions worthy OF their knightly reputation
for charity.
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ANEW CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.

NEw ORLEANS, August 27.-Thc under
signed have organized, with the consent
and approval Of the Mayor, charitable
association during the prevalence OF vel.
low fever, under the name Of New Orleans
Peabody Subsistence Association, for the
purpose of collecting provisions and other
articles OF food and distributing the same
into ntions to the destitute in the city OF
New Orleans. The depot OF supplies will
be at No. SS Tchopitoulas street, and to the
extent OF the same, acquisitions upon our
President by the proper officers OF the diff
ferent charitable associations Of New On
leans will be filed promptly.
fSignedl /. DAMIoSDE, President.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-03-08

To the Editor Of TIE Free Press and Times
As numbers of our citizens are every year
emigrating to Florida, Colorado and other
boosted health and life-giying spots, in the
hope that their days may be long In the
land would it not be well to call attention
to the fact that but few localities in the
world can boast OF as low a death rate as
can the towns which lie along the Eastern
shore of Lake Champlain. HdlI's Journal
Of Health, in a carefully written article on
the yearly average of deaths in different
parts OF the world, gives the lowest anthem
ticated rate as twelve persons out of every
thousand diving in one year, taking the
whole population, young and old, together,
and declares it to be rery healthy locality
where but fifteen persons die out OF a thou
sand in any one year; and says there are
very few such favored places on the globe.
Recent tables show the average death rate
of the United States to be twenty-tour, and
of England twenty-three, while several
cities average as high as iorty-six. During
the past year, although diphtheria has
numbered full hundred as its victims alone,
the death rate of the city of Burlington
has been but little over fourteen, while
for six years since 1870 the average has
Winooski, the rate for the past year has
been but twelve, and for twelve years past
has averaged thirteen.
have not by me the returns for other
towns along the lake; but have no doubt
they will all give as good, if not a better.
showing than those | have named. W.
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STATE NEWS.

Battleboro is working for a public library
and library building.
Tine little town Westminster entertained
476 tramps last year
j. G. Taylor 4 Co. grocery dealers a
BratilebOrO. have failed for some SIS 900
Tom Daniels of Danville. ate ON wager
two quarts and half of raw oysters in hall
an hour, and still lives.
man who has resided at Castleton &c
years has never set eyes on Lake Bomoseen
only three miles distant. neither has he
been as far north as ShermaE's marble mill
ne mile from the village.
as some workingmen were removing an
old vault in Lyon & Daley store in French s
block quantity of old business papers,
letters, orders, etc, were found in the rear
of it, having fallen through a crevice at
its end. The papers bore dates from 1920
to 1910. One of the letters dated in 1899
from Mr.. Spaul1irg who was in market
in Boston, was to his agent directing him
to buy oil the butter in the town of Eimore
and he would cash 1t at four cents pound
and another written at an earlier date by
Mr.. Spaulding to his partner repremands
him for not making the cashier of the bank
here pay postage on letter sent to him to
Boston on bank business, which was eighteen
and one half cents. Among the rest was q
paper drawn up and signed by party ad-
hitting that he was thief dog, this being in
a settlement of theft of piece of tobacco,
in which act he was Montpelier
EyseplJu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-03-08

ALBURGH.-The late warm weather has
Matched out large numbers of grasshOppers,
and they are on lively hop over the
meadows. One man reports seeing thou
sands of them in meadow and as lively as
in Midsummer. | saw some that he had
captured. They were about one-third
grown, but looked as though they had had
hard time of it. Their Matching thu.
early will probably be a blessing to u, il
We should have cold weather enough to
destroy them.
What has become of the Canadian weather
prophet? Big snow storm in February
But then We must not find too much fault
with him, as old Candlemas has so happll,
disappointed US all since the 2nd Of Februa.
ry. 1t will also shake our confidence some
what, as to what Good Friday NAV do fol
Us. 1t must be very ANNOYING. too, to those
wood-chucks, to be cooped up in their hole.
this fine warm weather, Just because the
sun shone so brightly on Candlemas day
The abundance Of eggs, owing to the mild
winter, has reduced the price to I2I cts. pei
dozen.
The school in district No. closed wit;
an exhibition last Friday evening. The
house was packed full and the exercise,
finely executed. Tho school has been con.
Quoted by Miss NJ. Deud, who has give1
universal satisfaction.
The first annual meeting OF the lodges o.
tho Ilth Masonic District convened at tn,
lodge rooms of Columbus Lodge. Tuesday
the 26.h ult. Although the Grand Officer.
failed to honor us with their presence
perhaps on account Of tie sms illness Of nul
district. there was a large gathering, anC
social time enjoyed by all present. Tn,
work on tho three degrees was finely exom
plified, and that OF the Knights OF Biz
minghsm impressively illustrated
A horse belonging to Gerge Mott, of thu
town. was hitcbed in a stable at Rouse
Point, Sunday night, tho oath ult In tn,
morning it was found that he had sllppe,
his halter and gone. Search was made fol
him until Tuesday p. IN, when he was iOunC
in the ice, dead. lie had attempted to CONF
home across the lake, and got in a hole an,
drowned. g.
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Central Vermont Litigation.

JUDGE ROYCE BUSINESSES THE VERMONT AMI
cANADA's MOTION FOR A RECEIVER.
On Saturday, Judge Royce filed an ordel
dism issing the motion of the Vermont and
Canada Railroad Company heard on the 18th
Of February. for the appointment OF re.
ceiver of the Vermont Central and Vermont
and Canada. Judge Royce says he does
not consider it necessary to decide whether
the present possession Is as receivers and
managers. trustees or managing agents. III
is sufficient" the order goes on to say - for
the present purpose. that they are in DOS
session and administering the property
under the orders and direction of the court
and until the order is revoked. their posses
sion, in my judgment, IL legal possession.
And inasmuch as there seems
to me to be no necessity for making any
order upon the pending motion for the pro-
lection of the interests of the orator; and
that the interests of all parties will be best
subserved by allowing the management and
control Of the roads and property now in
possession of and under the control and
management of the Central Vermont Rail
road Company, under the order and direc-
tion of the Court of Chancery, to be and re-
main under their control and management
pending the litigation, the motion is order
ed to be dismissed
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Legal Notices.
HARRY NEwKLL's ESTATE.

- L..
STATE OF VERMONT. , The Hon. the Probate
DISTRICT OF curISNnkN ssS Of Chttende1 D-'''i''
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate Of Harry Newell. late Of Shelburn in said
District. deceased. GREETING
M HtREAS, application hath been made to this
w Court in writing, by the executor of said
deceased praying for license and authority to sell
the real estate OF slid dccg ed. for the payment of
lesacies, and charges G.! administration and setting
forth therein the situation OF the real es ate and
the necessity Of selling the to pay the legaciss
of said deceased.
WhereupUn the said Court appointed and as
signed the 2}i day Of March. 4 d. ISIS, at tbs
Probate Court Rooms, in said District, To hear and
decide upon said application and petition: and or
dered public notice thereof 10 he given all persons
interested therein, by publishing said order to-
gether with the time and place Of hearing, three
weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper which circulates in the neshbOrhood Of
those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications shall be previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place sned then
and there in said Court, to give bonds as the law
directs for the payment Of the leZacies and charges
OF administration, and make your objections to
the granting such license. if you cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms. this 2ni day OF March. A. u. ISIS.
37w3w Il. =. Taft, Register.
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VlHIS is 10 give notice, that On the 9Th day Of
i March A. ID. ISIS, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued'a9anst the estate Of A. G. Dewey 4 Co.,
OF Montpelier in the county OF Washington and
State OF Vermont, who have been adjudged Bank
OF any debts and this delivery O. any property be-
longing TO said Bankrupts to them for their use
and the transfer o. any property by them, for
hidden by law that meeting @! The creditors of
said Bankrupts. To prove their Cebts and to choose
one or more assisnees OF their estate will be held
at Court Of Bankruptcy. to be- holden at the
office Of S. Z. Shurtlef, in Montpelier, in the
county Of Washington and State cf Vermont be-
fore l.. L. Lawrence, ESQ.,, Register, on the 18th
day Of March, A. u. l>7s. at 10 o'clock a. N,
GEORGE p. FOSTER
United States Marshal, as Messenger
wv 2ru
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RUTLAND.-Two individuals suspected OF
being the ones who garoted and robbed John
Cook, Saturday evening, here have been
lodged in Jail. The fact of the robbers tell.
ing Mr.. Cook that they were tramps land had
as soon kill him as not if he did not give up
his money, was pretty good evidence that the
scoundrels belong here III town 1t is hoped
the right parties can be found and punished
to the full extent Of the law
DR.. Lawton. the dentist who was burned
out by the late fire, succeeded in finding
about eighty dollars of his gold by digging
up the debris and washing for it "a Ia Caiifor-
MA" E. c. Lewis also lost about fifty dollars
in silver coin, but does not succeed as well in
finding it A goodly quantity of boys hover
around the spot raking the ashes as though
the wealth of the Black Hills was beneath
their noses, since the police have rcinqush
ed their vigilant attention there.
The Union Hook and Ladder Company
have IL new truck which is certainly a credit
to the manufacturer, Clark l.. Long, not only
for its strength and durability but its orna
mental appearance.
The Rutland Comet Band are progressing
at rapid rate They have Just ordered q
choice lot of music from London, Eng
land.
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THIS is 90 give notice. That on the 5th dsy of
i March \. ID. ISIS, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF the Union Mining
Company OF Corinth, in the county of Orange and
State OF Vermont. Who have been arjudged Bank
rupt on its creditors petit that the payment OF
any debts and delivery ofany property belonging to
sald Bankrupt TO it or for its use. and the trans
fer Of any property by it, forbidden by
law: that at meeting Of the creditors Of said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more assignees Of its estate, will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy, to tie holden at the ofice
A. underv OOd- ESQ in Wells River, in the
County OF Orange, and state Of Vermont, before
A. Underwood. Esq, Register, on the 27th day
of March, A. ID. 1873, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
THOMAS FAILEY,
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger.
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ST. ALBANs. According to the annual
town reports, the ordinary expenses for the
past year have been 50 POI 66 while the veal
before they were S3,l72.57, and that the
town orders outstanding. this year, are
SI9.657 Sc, as against SIS, pa 81, last year
The tax recommended is 100 cents. The
amount due from the defaulting Collector
Bailey is SlI 900, of which sum he collected
and failed to pay to the town Si,l0O
Since May |, the liquor agent sold $I,5ls
worth, at a net profit of Sl27. The ex-
penses of the poor were SO 1896