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European News To-day.

THE SPIRIT OF THE SPINNERS AROUSED.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The secretary of the Man.
chester spinners association continues to receive
returns showing that the spirit of the spinners
is reused, and that their determination to
thWart the Liverpool cotton corner strengthens
daily.
REGULATING EMIGRATION.
BERLIN, Sept 16.-The National Zeitunq an
nounces that the minister of the interior is pre-
pairing law regulating emigration, especially
the emigrant agencies 1t Is stated that en-
1gration has increased considerable lately mostly
among the miners.
Won SCHLOEZER's MISSION TO ROME
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The Berlin correspondent
OF the Morning Post says: Herr Won Schloezer
German diplomatic representative. is expected
here from Rome. Before leaving Rome he had
q lengthy audience of the Pope at which it is be-
neved naOdus uiuendi was arranged.
BOLD GREEK OPERATORS FAILURE
LONDON, Sept. ia Greek operator who is
reported to have employed twenty brokers on
the London stock exchange, had an account for
81 500, 600 open in Egyptian, Turkish and Span
ism securities, but was unable to meet his en-
gagements because Of the recent fall in Egyp-
tians. The compulsory closing of his account
did not, however, have a great effect. as the
market was sustained by large buying orders
from Paris
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An Extraordinary Divorce Case

CHICAGO, Sept 16.-An extraordinary divorce
case was begun in the superior court yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Falvy asks a divorce from two
husbands. In 1868 she married Dennis Falvy
at Lynn, Mass, but in 1872 he deserted her.
Two years later Edward Hines told her Falvy
was dead, and she married him. Subsequently
she learned that Falvy was living in Quincy,
Mass, and married to another woman Mrs
Falvy therefore asks to be released from Falyy,
because OF his violation of the marriage vows.
and from Hines because she could not legally
contract marriage when she married him.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 16-The fire underwriters of
the northwest have elected the following execu-
tive committee: George w. Holloway, Illinois;
d. E. Wagner. Missouri; c. E. Bleven, Ohio; 8.
s. Eaton, Minnesota; j. P. Vance, Kentucky; H.
E. Palmer, Nebraska; C. w. Kibbee, Wisconsin;
Roger Porter, Michigan; II. H. Walker, Indiana;
F. NJ Benedict, Kansas; w. F. Clark, Iowa; j.
W. Dresser Indiana; E. F. Rice, Cincinnati, and
G. II. Case, Chicago.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLlSHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Psnnsyvsnia Ave. and l1th st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't.

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Sne year, $6; six month"; So.
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he WEEKLY SrAR-published on Friday-s2 year,
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eories for SO
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NO paper sent longer than is paid for.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, S601 ,096.90; customs. S97S, S,6O9.59.
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The ADJUTANT GENERALS department will
be represented at Yorktown by Gen. Drum
Col. Corbin, and either Gen. McKeever or Gen.
Ruggles.
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Reported for The EVENING STAR
AUCTION OF THE NARY WAsHINoToN.-The
auction OF the steamer Mary Washington, at the
dock, near Prince street, here, gathered q large
crowd on board ofthe steamer at 12 o'clock TODAY
A large number Of Woodlawn and Accotink peo-
pie, with number Of Washingtonans. were i'm
the crowd that attended the auction. At 1890
no bid exceeding &5, 600 had been received, and
it was announced that the steamer would be
withdrawn and offered at private sale.
The CHANCE OF Coon RoADs.-In Washing
ton district of Alexandria county, opposite
Georgetown. the total road tax levied this wear
Is $l5S.l2 Out of this come fees as follows
Treasurer's commissions. SS.12; revenue COM
missioner, $12; road board, S24; clerk elO:
overseers of roads. S4S-making In all SlO2 IL
for officials and leaving only S46 for books.
teams labor. lumber, material and tools to keen
up the roads of that district for the year. Al
there are road warrants to the extent of sl20
outstanding from other years. IL will be eeen
that there is not much provision for road i'm
provement In that section Of the outskirts Of
the capital city.
PUBLIC Scholastic lower grades of the
public schools are all over-crowded. and the new
schools authorized by the school board tn lss
opened in such contingency will be opened an
soon as the requisite arrangements can be made
hkfoRrERs NOTES.-The station-house this
morning nad no cases for the mayor-The
gypsies camped for some weeks near the I.ono
prioge yesterday moved some ten miles and an,
camped below Hunting creek.-The veil
knoWn beiie haven institute at Alexandria has
ciosed-lt has been determined. as soon -
the repairs to the steamer City OF Washington are
completed. to run steamers on the Alexandra
Terry connecting the cities every half hour
PuDncaton is made here Of q report that tha
Clyde sydicate has been negotiating for wharvoo
In this city and Washington. win
have several Representatives ct the Loudoun
nh-Ihe Alexandra fair grounds are nov
opened every day for preparations for the con-
ing exposition, which win open on the S5th
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ADJUTANT GENERAL DRUM returned last even
ing from Philadelphia
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The Yorktown Centennial.

The Yorktown Centennial.
TROOPS ON THE MARCH TO YORGTOwN-THE
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE PREPARING TO
PARTICIPATE.
The committee on transportation of the leeis
lative committee Of Pennsylvania, having in
coming centennial celebration of the surrender
at Yorktown, reported yesterday in Philadelphia
that they had concluded contract in New York
for three steamers of the Iron steamboat CON-
pany, each with capacity of two thousand one
hundred tons. Two of the boats WILDE devoted
to the use of the troops, of which there will be
!, 500, while the third will be used by the legis-
lature and guests, numbering about $50.
Ex-senator Whyte and Hon. j. F. G. Talbot
have been appointed by the Yorktown centen-
nial congressional committee as q committee to
assist at the reception Of the French visitors in
Baltimore.
Senator Johnston will meet Gen. Hancock at
Yorktown next Thursday on business connected
with the centennial.
MARCHING TO YORKTOWN.
Under orders from Gen. Hancock, light bat
terry C, Sd US. artillery, started from Fort Ham,
iltOn New York harbOr, yesterday, to march to
Yorktown, Va, where it will form portion of
the forces to take part in the centennial OBJ
battery will march via Trenton, Nj; Philadel-
phia and Columbia, Pa; Baltimore, Nd, and
Washington, DC. AS far as practicable it will
follow the route taken by Washington's forces
In 17S1: Fifteen days rations were taken from
Fort Hamilton, and the supply will be replen-
ished from the subsistence depots at Baltimore,
Md, and Washington, &C., or purchased on the
march II necessary. Forage was taken for as
many days as the wagon transportation fur
nished the battery would permit. Additional
supplies OF forage win be purchased en- route.
A full supply Of tents was taken. Assistant
Surgeon H. g. Barton accompanies the battery
to Yorktown as medical officer, and will remain
there until further orders. An adequate supply
of medical stores was taken along
THE FRENCH GUESTS.
letter received from the MARQUES de Roch-
ambeau, on the subject Of the Yorktown Cen
tennial says he has been in communication with
the families OF the French officers who took
part In the siege of Yorktown. The invitation
TO take part In the celebration ROchambean
bays has been accepted by ten members of the
represented families: NJ II. de Grasse, dAbO-
Vile, De Chastellux, de st. Lieum, de Chabannes.
La-Palice, de Lestrade, de Noailles, d'Olonnes.
dHaassonville, de Broglie, de Sillegue, and de
Meuoulville. The MARQUES of Rochambeau VIM
himself sail In the steamer France on the 94fh
inst, for the United States.
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Col. CORBIN will leave tonight for Long
Branch.
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MAJOR POWER. chief clerk Of the Treasury de-
partment, left the city to-day to take his leave
Of absence in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
During his absence Mr.. E. b. Daskam, chief Of
the division Of public moneys, viii act as chief
clerk.
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Adrift for Six Davs-

ST JOHN, NIB, Sept. 16.-The barque Ocean
Child, which has arrived at Dalhousie from Car
dlff, had ON board seaman belonging to the
American fishing schooner Bill Bradley. The
man was OF In boat, lost his vessel and drifted
about for six days until on the 9Th Of August
he was picked up by the Ocean Child.
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THE LIST OF ASSESSMENTS against delinquent
banks in the cities where Investigations have
been made was made out yesterday, and to-day
received the signature of Commissioner Raum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16

Col. BARR, JUDGE ADVOCATE. U.S. army, ha.
returned from his visit to New Hampshire. HI
to-day received box of handsome Indian trap
pings from one of the officers who brought Sit
ting Bull in
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d. A. KELLER he's been appointed inspector
Of tobacco, snuff and cigars for the Eth disexlot
q Kentucky, and J. c. Btgger gauNer for -
eth district q Texns
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E9 THE NORTH WASHINGTON
es BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The first regular ting Of this Association for the
payment Of dues and .a!e Of money viii be held at
northwest. THURSDAY. October 9th next, at 7:3O
O'Clock This Association just starting under the
1 All pod to tsse IN
Building Association are inyted to stend the meeting
THos. J. SULLIVAN, secret:ry.
Subscriptions to the stock of the Association win be
received BY the following persons and at the Hall on
Frank Hume. 454 Penn. NV.
James Ragan. cor. % and SITS. NV,
t Psod Rss KioIdan f,s COZ GS n j. ave and ST. NV.
p b. Dunn. S55 La ave NV. - w.
VIM. Riley, Government Printing Office
A. A. Brooke. 342 La ave- NV.
Patrick Whitney coz sS; North Capitol and Boundary
John Conner, cor. HI and 9th SITS. NV.
Michael Bgyane ID and sts. s.w.
s12, II, 24SOct6
sg IADIEs'
DOYOU WANT APURE. BLOOMING COMPLEXION?
If so, a few applications of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
viii crafty you to your hearts content.
1t does away with
SALLowNEss. REDNEss, P1MPLEs, BLorc4Es,
and all
DISEASES AND IMPERFEcrIoNs OF THE SKIN
II OvERcoMxs THE FLUSHED APPEARANCE OF HEAT.
FATIGUE AND EXCITEMENT.
II MAKES LADY OF THIRTY APPEAR BUT TWENTY!
And natural gradual and perfect its effects that
jan27-eo
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pREsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS
TROPIC
FRUIT
La XATIVE
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS.
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING FRUIT
LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIvE MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best preparation
in the world for constipation. Bhousness Headache
Piles and all kindred complaints 1t acts gently efec-
lively. and Is delc to take. Cleansing the system
thoroughly it impars vigor mind and body and dis
pels Melancholy. Hypochondria etc. ONE TRIAL
CONvINCEs. PACKED IN BRoNzED TIN BOXES
ONLY.
PRICE rs AND 60 CENTS.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap3o-eo&w
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RUY THE BEST!
KNICKERBOCKER, BIBBs. NEW RA1rY,.opr
AND AZ Drvs SILVER =. bR IN PALACE, sEXTON's GRAND
best makes TO select from Cox Whitem an ~ = % q
ebrated, splendid RUBY, NOVELTY Snd a. .t Ge,-
U PLUUMBING, ING, TIN TIN ROOFING. JOBBINa. &c.
Prices always low terms as favorable m .,v o.h
ton. mo MOE pss9siac-
2l26 PENNSYLVANIA AvI.NY1r Ar,
x28 9rH SrRKEr NoRTHVHsr
Connected to Telephone Exchanrc * T.1r.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenant Commander c.
H. Pendleton to the Boston navy yard Pay
Director A. H. Gilman as inspector of provis-
ions, &C., at the Boston navy yard, October 1st,
relieving Pay Director C. W. Abbot, who is Or
dered to settle accounts. Midshipman F. NJ. B.
Bostwick from the Lackawanna and ordered to
the coast survey steamer Macarthur. Leaves of
absence have been granted to officers on duty
in this city as follows Commander William Glib
son for one month from the 10Th instant, Civil
Engineer A. G. Menocal for one month from the
18th instant,
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~ OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY
S-V COMPANY-DIVIDEND,

The semi annual dividend ON the stock of the CO
LUMBIA RAILWAY COMPANY will be paid at Board
OF Trade Rooms, 819 Market Space.
s15-6t w H CI,AGETT. Treasurer
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The EUROPEAN SQUADRoN.-Adyices, dated
Villefranche, September 3, received by the Navy
department from Rear Admiral Howell, COM
manding the European station, report that the
for Hampton Roads. The Galena was at Leg
horn, Italy. The Quinnebaug was on her way to
Marseilles, and from there to Port Mahon. The
Nipsic was at Villefranche. The health of the
squadron was excellent.
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rvARNBrTs UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, KLLIcOrT
NJ CITY, NO--Pf1uetpal, las. =. 0AnxB1z. \. "A,
IL D., hse PRINCIPAL a s. JOINTS ColeEe HeoPens
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ALL JoURNEYMEN TAILORs ARE RE
- quested to attend meeting SATURDAY. the
streets northwest Chair win be taken at hapast eight
O'Clock Business Of Importance.
1t NJ. c. D., Chairman.
THERE WILL. BE a MEETING OF l THE
Nso4o 9or Bs Sn e 6 c
managers serve for the ensuing year.
sl6-1aw2w W. LAIRD. JR.. Treasurer.
AZ .a ; s st. aSG THSSss GIINS : RNE ST.
requested to present the same at once Those indebted
amounts due. r. ROSS PERRY,
s,s,a Attorney ss5 F ls.rds for Esxecsttrx, ( aa1,t,.
members are ordered to assemble at their Castle
Hall corner p ls stTest and Pennsyyana avenue at
The dPet Of # G. our st bfShF
AUGUSTINE REED, K. of R. and s. IT.
SS COMPANY-DIvIDEND.
The annual dividend the stock Of the CO.
ss Rooms ''' heEtf SEA- Treasurer
~ CHEAP COAL Al. AND WOOD FOR THE SEA
The s3N OF lssP AN2 Fss SOCIETY b,s
as
tsSs with Cal and Wood from the present. so April 50
1861 In ADDITION TO this 1T has other very valuable
contracts with the most reliable business firms in the
city for Books and Stationery Boots and Shoes China
and Housefurnshing, Mems and Boys, Clothing, Cut
ieines Ladies' Dry Goods, Education, Furniture and
Furnishing GTaSaxs!s ,Hsss: FHfs is: insqssass
Hanginss. Tobacco and Cigars In fact everything
needed by individuals families at greatly reduced
membershig be had from any Of the original
ton Of Is cents The Society Is not running any stores
has no liabilities. debts. and is square with the
orders for Coal and Wood until October J. 1851: An.
drew Glass Agricultural Department, 1854 G street
southwest; C. So s. TTevitt secretarys office Treasury
Department, 1885 q street northwest; E.. O. Leecn,
Mint Bureau. Treasury DePsrtmnssnt; tine John Corsop,
vest; E. REYNOLDS Treasusers office, 7 ITressury. TT
Adjutant Generals efioe zoos street noTthwest w
northyest; q: "; smith QuaItermaster Generals Of
cultural Department sos a street northeast; A. HeN n.
Meeker, Bureau Engraving and Printing, sos 4th street
southeast and JOHN COOK, Secretary, Fourth Audi
tors Office Treasury, 618 18th street northwest al6tol
~- EUREKA SPRINGS WATER (from Arkansas),
49,. Summit nn Deep s. Rock Geyser arstosso Be
Water and other Natural Waters feshy received
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YOUTHFUL RUFFIAN.-A l5-year old white
boy named VIM. Halliday was charged this
afternoon in the Police Court with assaulting
another white boy named Chas. +. Josetti. Of
No. PA 18th street southwest. The Josetti boy
testified that he and Halliday had some words
yesterday; Halliday went home, got a large
butchers knife and ATTACKING witness with it
cut him three times. The court committed the
prisoner to Jail until he can consult the boys
mother about sending him to the Reform school,
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The ADVANCE STATEMENT of the exports of
domestic breadstuffs, just issued by Mr.. Nimmo,
shows the total values for August, 1881, to have
been $25 547, ,521 against S31 74 $50 OF last year
August 81, 1881, was $157, ,565. .2O5, against
$1S5, 321 222 during the same period of last year
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rP GAS FIX XTURES.
E. F. BROOKS, with Mitchell Vance Co. q goods
and quarter of century practical experience can
meet all competition and sell at LOWEST RATES. I'm
mense Stock. Fine selection. Retort Gas Stoves re-
duced rates.
mi E. F. BROOKS. 531 18th street.
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49, EUREKA SPRINGS WATER (from Arkansas)
~ Summit, Deep Rock. Geyser Saratoga). Be
Water, and other Natural Waters freshly received
and for sale on draught at
MILBURNS PHARMACY,
ms 1929 Pennsylyania avenue
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THE ADDRESS OF COMPTROLLER KNOX at the
annual convention of the American Bankers
Association at Niagara Falls, on "Dry Bank
Statistics" has been published by the Bankers
Publishing Association, New York, in a neat
pamphlet of sixteen pares
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- FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 8, K. OF P.-AH
ks members ordered to assemble at their Castle
Hail. corner 1879 street and Pennsylvania avenue, at
Z. m, To DAY (FRIDAY) to make arrangements for
the funeral of our late brother J. NJ. DUvALL.
BY order Of 6. TAYLOR WADE, Chancellor Com'r.
AUGUSTINE REED, K. of r. and s, It,
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DoNKEYANA AND HORSE NOTES.
[From the Mansfield, Ohio, Liberal.l

From the Mansfield, Ohio, Lberall
France, February, 1SS1.-Wandering
through the streets of these old French
towns it is an easy matter to get lost and
often hard to find yourself again. The
landmarks first noticed are the little
squares or courts that widen out here
and there and generally have market
or an old church of peculiar arChitec-
ture Of front, or belfry, and monument
and then the main park or garden that
almost all the large towns have and of.
ten one or two wide streets, but the
streets are scarcely ever straight. After
a few days stay in place you get to de.
pending more on the shop windows than
anything else as guide posts. The shop
windows are wonderful; an ever chang.
ing panorama that varies in character in
the different towns, forming pictures
that one does not tire of and arranged
with taste that one never ceases to ad-
mire, and it would require letters to do
the subject justice,
Often it happens that following your
nose with eyes only for the things dis
played in the windows, you say to your
self why saw these things few mo.
ments ago." and taking the "lay If the
land" find you have made circle and
are looking into the same window again.
Sometimes you think you have come to
the end Of the street and are about to
bring up in somebody's back yard, but
keep on, there is an outlet somewhere,
and wherever you can squeeze through,
that is a street. II may be under an
arch, t may be up narrow stone stair
way, or through long hallway, but you
are right and will never be molested,
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he New York market, are worth $500
andupwards. Some of the little donkeys
are valued as low as 500 and rom that
up to 500, the price depending on size
and age. Disposition and the strength
of family affection are also factors affect
ing the price. Good mich cows are
high in price, $50 to $50, Feed is not 30
much higher here as one might be led
to expect.
In extenuation of the title of this let
ter can only say 1t was given as chill
dren name the pictures they draw, hav..
ing finished one they look 1t over and
call it horse, house or man, as they fancy
they note the greatest resemblance.
i.
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S6,434 6l
Promissory notes are held by city aggregat-
ing 1866 81 for the sale Of city property, which
sa amount with interest at times of pay
ments is to be credited to above iund.
FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.
In account with City Treasurer. DR.. Or,
In Treasury March l, lsSO.....S1, $50 50
Tax duplicate, June collection 3l9 10
" Dec l,7O2 %
Disbursed on YOU, hers. ......,........ $3.50 S3
Balance in fund, March |, lSS1..... 1892 08
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INTEREST And DEBT FUND,


INTEREST AND DEBT FUND.
In account with City Treasurer DR.. Cr.
In Treasury March l. 1880. rs 92Sl 80
Tax duplicate, June colec'on 1871 53
Dec l4,l90 80
Sale of bonds for water w'ks
Improvement ..........,,.. 1880 90
Premium paid for same...... 81 70
Sale of bonds to redeem ma
turing bonds, 1880, ,......... 10000 90
Premium paid for same...... 1852 90
Discussed on vouchers. ......,.',. -. 81, $40 n
Order to transfer to w W Improve
ment Fund. .......................... 6,823 GA
Balance in Treasury March l, 1881 1,245 12
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$5,113 81

Receipts ...................S5,l1 ,l18 67
Disbursed on vouchers. s..........,.... 3,492 80
Balance in fund March 1,lSSl,..... 1920 81
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9urntturG.
Buy Furniture Cheap
Large Sales !
Light Expenses!
Low Prices !

Hair Cloth ParlOr Sets, 7
pieces, at $4,000
Marble Top French Dress
er, Chamber sets, Walnut, 45,0O
Enameled Chamber Sets, 8
pieces, 1900
Elk. Terry covered Lounges, 800
Marble top ParIOr Tables, %
X36 in. top, 800
Cane Seat Chairs, per IL dOz 4,40
Wood seat &c " 2,40
Cottage Bedsteads, 2.75
Extension Tables, per #, rs
And all other goods at extremely
low figures, The assortment Of
ParlOr Suits fully twice as slarge as
any in Cleveland. Pier and Man
tie Mirrors, Hall Racks Sideboards
Book Cases, &c., in great variety,
at low prices,
Fine Furniture DELIVERED any place
in Stark County without extra charge.
J. B, McCrea'S WarGrOOnS,
AZ and 40 East TuscuraWas st.
apr4-tf CANTON, OHIO.
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SO4l2 Al

S9,4l2 Al
GENERAL FUND.
In account with City Treasurer. DR.. Or,
In Treasury March l, 1880. ...Sl,O92 93
Tax du plicate, June collection 1,53S 20
" Dec 1886 IA
Mayor Valley, fines, licenses
and poundages. ............... 166 %
City Solicitor, sale of city prop
erty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 %
City Solicitor, rent from ID.
Hull l.............."...'..'.' lou w
City Clerk, rent from Shertzer
& Haymaker er ....,.......",.." 100 W
City Clerk, rent from ] Dewalt 40 OO
City Clerk, proceeds city weigh
scales, WOf.................. 20 40
EX-CleTk Trout. ut....,......".." 10 w
City Clerk, sale of reunion
dags .........'',,,''.''''''''' %
Disbursed on vouchers. s...,........... 5,l9S 81
Balance In fund March /, 1881. ...", 1926 GA
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$59,879 63
CEMETERY FUND.

In accouu with City Treasurer. DR.. Cr
In Treasury March l, 18s0....S 70 67
Disbursed on voucher. 26 0C
Balance in fund March l, 18Sl...,. A 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-24
REHABILITATION OF FUNDS.
Fund. Recpt's Dlsb's. Bal. Over
mn'ts dWn

1lt0Il 11E'FT y VI IVVVV VUI 10777 ~
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
Water works bonds out
standing. ..Sl59,426 90
Street bonds due Sept L.. 1900 90
Fire department bonds for
hose 784 90