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National Republican., 1885-07-02
Linen Department.

LH'Sh 1SpV t'hN'b'
"Crazy Cloth" at 25c per
yard is nothing like as good
value as "Crinkle Cloth" at
1aHc, for they are virtually
the same.
"Crinkle Cloth" will no
doubt have a better run and
prove more popular than
"Crazy Cloth" as the major
ity believe 1aHc a good and
correct price to pay for a
wash dress material. We find
it a more salable price, at any
rate, and certainly do not ex-
pect our customers to pay 25c
for "Crazy Cloth" so long as
they can buy "Crin K | e
Cloth" for 12Hc. Warrant
ed to keep its creased effect
after washing. Colors-
Cream, pink, light blue, and
ecru.
National Republican., 1885-07-02

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nOunces holiday excursions to all points on It's
system east of Pittsburg and Erie. These re-
duced rate tickets will be sold tho Sd and 4th
good to return until the 9th, inclusive. Under
this arrangement the excursion rate from
Washington TO New York and return, S9.l2
Philadelphia, 1852, and to oil local points at
portunity presented the Washington people to
make short excursions to the many attractive
points on the line of the Pennsylvania railroad
ut slight cost.
National Republican., 1885-07-02
JUDGMENT for the pantaloons.

A few days ago dog belonging to william
Crompton, clerk in the surgeon generals Of.
flee. attacked +. A. Won Tagen, a clerk in the
quartermaster generals office, in the neigh
boThood of Seventeenth and streets, damag.
ing his SO pants, for which he brought suit
against Crompton before Justice O'Neill yester-
day and obtained judgment. Coampton up.
pealed, and outside the office he threatened to
take the So out of Won Tagen's hide, but was
Gained down with threats OF q rearrest.
National Republican., 1885-07-02
Reduced Rates to Philadelphia During
the Military Encampment Mt Fair


The passenger department of the Pennsylya-
mia railroad has arranged to issue round trip
tickets to the Washington military organiza-
tions desiring to visit Philadelphia during the
encampment at Fairmount park at S2.76; all to
travel In a body on one ticket. Arrangements
have also been made to sell round trip tickets
to the public on this occasion at S5.52 Tickets
will placed on sale June 20 to July 6, inclusive,
National Republican., 1885-07-02
The Circuit Court Jury.

The circuit court resumed tho hearing Of
cases yesterday, and will probably finish the
appeal docket ere the usual summer recess Is
taken. Messrs Thos. T. Waggaman. Joseph
AueIback, John A. Schneider, j. V. Z. Ritter,
W. S. Teel and f. l.. Tolson were excused, and
the following taiesmen accepted 70 iill vacan
cies Messrs. Abraham Harding william JEFF
fries, Jas. IL. Tucker, Anthony Tyssowski II
G. Thorn, j. W, Ginnaty, ]. w. Schaeiier, A. b
Smith, and John w. Simms
National Republican., 1885-07-02
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Fatal Accident TO n Workman.

Alexander Davis, a colored laborer, living OH
the Hamilton road, in the county, while at
work excavating a bank near Fourth street
and Virginia avenue southeast yesterday
morning, at 10 o'clock, was buried under q
mass of earth and stones caused by the caving
in Of the bank. When eXtrlcated nc was found
TO be seriously injured, and an hour or so after
his removal to Providence Hospital he died
from the effects of the injuries received.
National Republican., 1885-07-02
Lace Department.

To carry away with you
this summer we offer 6 yards
of Tourist Muslin Ruching
in a neat box 3 inches square,
2 yards Of white, and yards
each Of two styles in fancy
colored stitching, at the ex-
traordinarily low price of 2oc
per box.
NEW CoLLARs.-5O dozen Ladies' 3.ply ALL
linen Collars, turnover points and neatly made
cape, worth lac only 12l2C each,
National Republican., 1885-07-02

Gen. L. W. Whitaker has appealed to the
President to restore Mr.. ]. D. Dunning to EN-.
ployment in the sixth auditors office. MIR.
Dunning is an old soldier who Is losing his
sight from injuries received In the service. He
was recently dropped from the rolls and his
restoration Is asked until he can secure pen
sion in consideration of his approaching blind
National Republican., 1885-07-02
The Marine Band Concert.


The statement of the funded indebtedness of
the District Of Columbia and late corporation
of ofWashington shows a total, in registered aud
coupon bonds of all classes of S2l.279, 500.
Amount of the funded debt retired since July
charge since July /, 1878, s96, ,3iS,O9; issue of
District 3,G5s, limited by law to Sl5,OOO,OOO, to
date 1857 bOO
National Republican., 1885-07-02
Handkerchief Department.

We use more Handker-
chiefs during the summer
than any other season. We
have been particularly fortu-
nate in securing bargains in
Handkerchiefs, and as a sam
pie quote the following:
90 dozen Ladies' Plain White and Colored Bor-
der Linen Handkerchief n and ta-inch hem,
elegant styles, only l2lhc each. Better than those
usually sold at this price.
80 dozen Ladies' ColOred Border Initial Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, 4i-inch hem, only 2oc
each.
National Republican., 1885-07-02
Reduced Rates to Virginia Annual
Repatta,

For the regatta to be held at Fredericksburg,
July 18th, the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company will issue round trip tickets-July .
TO 4, Washington to Fredericksburg-at rate OF
500 The rate from Alexandria VIII be Sl,05,
Tickets will be sold July to 4, Inclusive good
to return until 9Th, inclusive.
National Republican., 1885-07-02
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Julius Hughlett and Agnes V, Stevens,
Harry C, Bunting, of Baltimore, Nd, and Ad.
die l.. Harris, of this city; Wm. johnson and
Francis Jackson, n, j. Sexton and Mary Par
keT VIM. Rgney and Lucy Field and Bunyar
Olive and Sallie Winuberger
National Republican., 1885-07-02
TRY Berkeley, it is pure,


Mr.. Wm, p, Young, with the assistance OF
Mr., Thomas Il. Waggaman, yesterday closed
the sale of the Middleton property, near the
Soldiers home, to Archbishop Gibbons, of Bal.
tmole, for the Catholic University site for
S29, 500,
National Republican., 1885-07-02

Capt John Bagley, of the Soldiers homo at
Hampton Va, arrived in this city yesterday
having in charge DIR, Darius A, Dow, eX.sur
geon 4th cavalry, an insane patient, whom he
turned over to 81. Elizabeth asylum. Dr. Dow
was surgeon on Gen. Grants bOdyguard at
Donaldson and Shiloh,
National Republican., 1885-07-02
The Robbery Record.

HAVE you had sample of Berkeley? If not,
get one, 1t is pure. Tharp SIS street north
west
National Republican., 1885-07-02

RENovATING hair mattresses and furnishing
new ticking for $50, former price $3.50, at w.
b. Moses & Sons, Eleventh and streets,
National Republican., 1885-07-02
Furnishing Goods.
Aud Importer Of MEMS and LADIES'

Having reftted my laundry (Which
was damaged during the late fire at
my store), l am now prepared to de-
liver at regular time all custom work,
and have concluded, as an accom-
mediation to my customers, to laun-
der Shirts, Collars, and Cuffs; all
hand work, with domestic finish.
My Shirt Manufacturing Depart
ment is managed by one of the fin
est and most experienced cutters in
this city, and can guarantee a perfect
fit.
] make a specially in Dress,
Night, and Neglige Shirts, Pajamas,
Drawers, Rowing Shirts, Rowing
Jerseys, and Bicycle Goods, to order.
National Republican., 1885-07-02
Headquarters" for White Suits,

Headquarters" for White Suits.
We desire to call special
attention to our superb stock
Of White Ready-made Suits,
comprising new and choice
styles.
Considering the most ex-
cellent manner in which these
suits are made, the quality of
the materials used, and the
very low prices at which they
are offered, we do not think
it advantageous to our custo-
mers to make up or pay the
dressmaker for making them
up from the white goods ma
terials.
National Republican., 1885-07-02

Ready-made White India Linen Suits, consisting
Of Basque, Skirt, and 0yerskirt, trimmed with
same material, only 1910 each.
Ready-made White India Linen Suits, Basque
and skirt beautifully trimmed with fine Hamburg
edging, perfectly finished, only $500 each.
Ready-made White India Linen Suits, Basque
and Skirt elegantly trimmed with wide Hamburg
embroidery, with tucks; handsome suit; only
1890 each.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

The inveb Org of the estate Of the
late Ihos. Clyde was iiied at the OH ce
u the Register of Wills IN philadelphia
m Thursday. IL values the estate OF
he deceased at S2,04l ,399.s2 OF the
amount 1898 900 Is the capital stock OF
ne Clyde Steamship Company 1918 OOO
is Invested in real estate, consisting
chiefly Of houses. wharves and other
improved property In this city, and
also comprising farms AT ClaS mon,
Delaware; wbarves and other improved
property AZ Norfolk and Richmond
Virginia, and at Newbern, North
Carolina, Among the other items IN
he inventory Ere the following 6sj
shares OF the capital stock Of The Kch
mond, York river and Chesapeake Rail.
road Company, valued at $l2G, 675 Is,
| shares second mortgage six per cent.
bouds Of the same company, worth
SiOS 600, and 20 fist mortgages y Der
;ent. bonds, worth 81, 600 LAG share,
II the stock of the Baltimore and Chesa.
| peake and Richmond Steamboat Go.
valued at STA, 800; ~ first mortgage /
| DER cent. bonds of th3 West Jerssv
Ferry Co., worth $S2 900 375 share,
New York and Wilmington Steamtbi,
Co, va ued at 500 0O0; 800 shares VII.
ginia Steam boat Co., valued at SO. 900
$40 shares Delaware and Chesapeak,
| 'o~boat Co., valued at S35 900 q
seven per cent. bonds Of the Panama
Railroad Co., valued at S25 900. and yOl
'hares Baltimore and Philadelpul,
steam boat Co., worth S2i ,ds9.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

The smallest causes sometimes arr
productive of the greatest events, AND
the death of feline came very neal
preventing q performance ut the Opers
House last evening.
On Wednesday, when the Humpty
Dumpty Company arrived In this city,
the property man made the fact known
chat in order for the company TO give q
successful performance, 1t was absolute
| ly necessary 70 have cat, and his de.
sire was gratified by q small boy, who,
for and In consideration of free ticket
for each night, agreed to furnish the
accessory article.
The cat was brought, and on Wednes-
day evening made Its first appearance
on the stage, and acquitted itself In an
excellent manner. On Thursday the
feline performer Was rs q precautionary
measure kept In close confinement until
evening, when 1t again made its ap.
pearance before the public. and WAS
dragged across the stage by the clown
with huge rope.
Its graceful movements brough t down
the house, and pussy WAS 80 pulled up
with vanity, that when 1t became neces d.
sary to push IL In tin pump, in order
to convey the impression that 1t was
pumped out Ut mans stomach who
had been INDUCING in cat pie" IL seri.
ously objected, ana some difficulty
was experienced In crowding 1t in.
The man ate what purported to be
cat pie and fell to the floor, when the
clown ran out and returned with a
pump, in which pussy was concealed
1t was placed to the cat pie eaters
mouth, and stroke or Two
made Of the piston when II
was removed, and according TO the
lines" pussy should have jumped ont
and scampered be- hind toe scenes, iut
she didn't jump worth a cent, and when
the clown inserted the tin tube she
tumbled out, limp and apparently
lifeless mass on the floor. II was taken
aside and restoratives applied, but IL
seemed to langu.sh, ard lauguisbinl
did Ole, yesterday morning.
The boy VINO owned it, was inconso-
liable, for AS he nais no more cats, lis
last chance of a free ticket was gone.
Some one made information 10 these
ciety Tor tbs Prevention Of Cruelty 10
Animals that the cat hai been cruelty
treated, and warrant was issued for
the arrest OF HumIty Dumpiy and
placed 10 Constable Pri'chett's hands.
Armed with this document he went
to tae Opera House, hut Humuty had
iearued OF the proceedings and quietly
stepped out on an evening train
tor Philadelphia. His part was
ustained last evening ~ Frank
Suy dam, but T. is safe 10 SAY that the
cat part WAS omitted. Mr.. Slydam At
,er wards saw the boy aid gave him so
cen 5 the amount charged for the feline,
| and everything went on a. usual.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
Dots.


You should read what Senator Coope
OF PENNEY lvsnla says OF our piliory
whipping post AZ New Castle.
Send your Communications to III,
REruBLIcAN office. II unobj ectionabl
We win give them IL place.
Turkeys were selling from 81. 90 Il
- 90 In the KING street market thu,
morning.
EyRs still keep nearly ont OF the reach
OF poor people. Our devil says they are
fast becoming luxuries.
The Wilmington and Northern south
bornd freight train ran on the track
his morning al Joanna Heights and
vas detained aOou. an hour.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Carpenter, would make
a strong candidate ON the Democrat,
sife 'or the coming mayoralty cont
He would be bold man ~ bucl
against.
Salvation OIL, the celebrated Ameri
can remedy, Is guaranteed TO cur,
rheumatisn, sore throat, swsllings
bruises, burns and frost bites. Pric,
My twenty Ave cents "A bottle.
Kew. b. II. iatrobe, who Is now IL
charge of the Seamen's Mission, Phil
adelphia, will preach at Calvary +. L
church on Sunday morning and syeI
ing. His friends and former parish on
ers will doubtless he glad 10 embrac.
his opportunity TO again hear him ex
pound the great truths OF the Gospel.
Row T. X. Dreamer, who has been ab
-cnt from bis church for long time be
'anse of sickness, will be present viii
ms congregation ~ morrow morning
aud evening He has reco gered rapid
J, aud Al seen upon the street, show
but little trace Of the terrible suffering
trough which be las passed. He will
stand IN the rank AT tho coming con fer
'hcr, and tue physici ms who have At.
tended him, say he will be better abb,
for work than before.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
pEArus.

REYNOLDs-iA this city on the igth inst,
Mrs. kllen Reynolds ~.
Funeral from the residence OF Der son. W
borne Reynolds. NO x2I latlaIi sueet, "
Monday the I'D lnst NJ ii q. N. lh,efm.n n
at Kiverview cemetery.
|uLAS1Ow-Oh the 10Th inst, Emily ~,
dAughter Of r.. ware and Laura u. oiss'
gov IN her iW1 year.
Relatives and friends are rosPtctulp w
yited 70 attend her fuuerai q lm the reel
dence Of hor parbnts, No. lSp5 Wainut sfee',
on sunday afternoon. Services Al the hou
At 8 O'Clock Intefment 81 wilmington ana
Brandy wine cemetery
CA Ei.-Dn the goth Inst, tho irfsnt son "
John NJ and tia NJ. Gao, aged mouths.
The funeral val take place q ON the resi-
dence Of his Jarents, No. 81 shlpley street,
on sunday. February "a, ~ l.i0 oeIock y.
M. Ittermeni kt kiyeryiew teinetefy
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
- = zz4-5 g4ss.s-;'
~ Nr<<<
commissioners

Incorporated In lSs FOR ~ vtars by IN.
t,ogtslR TURF for Educational and FharftAhi.
purposee-tith a capital Of 81 no ooo--t
| which re'erve ind of over $50. 90 has sire
zen added.
by an overwhelming popular vote it, frHn
'hlse was made part ~ tho present stat
Con-titutidn sfor;ed Deo. mi A. u 1873
The only Lottery ever voted on and en-
iors~d ny the people of any state IL nsye
scales or pbstpones
Its Grand single Number Draw.
tnxs tAGe ptmre m0ufhly
AkPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN \ FORTCNY. Third GRAM
DRAWING, CLASS q. IN rhk ACADE
MY or MUSIC. New nRLFANS, TUBS
DAY, March 10. 1ss5..l7s h Monthly
Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100, 900 Vic X q ~ NJ we ipotiars Zach
Frsctions, I'm Ttnhs IN Proportion
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

Young ladies who SKATE at the rink
should wear black stockings.
Boys, never growl II you fail 20 com.
10 INST in race. Better luck mex,
time.
Several of our Market street iew.,.r.
are very proficient in the art Of ssa.
ting. 80"
III, agent Of the Harden hand Gre.
made is all accomplished and giac ,ful
skater. He visits the rink often.
The prettiest girl in Wilmington was
At the rink again last evening. Sh.
"as with some other pretty girls bio
brother.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
before the Judge.

Michael DOnnell, who WAS charged
with being one OF the parties concerned
IN the robbery Of Henry Reed on Thur.
day night, had a further bearing bef,rt
Judge Cummins last evening, when
he produced two or three witnesses u
prove an abb, hu. their evidences vas
not Zee ned satisfactory ami he wac
committed in default of $500 bail.
George Ric' ards, arr S,ed Yesterday
morning for being concerned In the
affair, a 81 hau a b .'arlng, hut Ar Their,
| was 10 evidence 70 show that he took
any part in tn matter, except " try
aud separate the p.rties, he was dis
cha god.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
FOURTH EDITION.
D.lavnre leg islatu 70.

DOVER, Feb. 20-The Legislature
adjourned this morning until Monda,
afternoon. A larry. number OF IN,
mem bers started on short business and
plea sure trips TO Wilmington, Phila
delphia and New York after the ad
jourr ment. Governor Stockley and
Secretary Of State C4usey left at II o.
clock for Washington, where they VIII
represent the state at the dedication oil
the Washin gton monument on Monday.
The week just ended has been the
most lively and interesting OF the SEES
sion. A large number OF persons have
visited the State Capital and The hotels
and legislative chambers have beorf
crowded. The constitutional amend
msnts seem 10 he swallowed up now
in the discussion of the probable cleo
ton Of United States Senator, and eI-
citing scenes are expected here IN u few
weeks.
The sessions this morning amounted
10 but little. Nothing was done In the
Senate except tho Introduction ola bill
by Mr.. McWhorter 10 incorporate the
Tenth Street Sewer Company. In the
House q petition for new public road
In MispiiliJn Hundred was read and re
ferfed.
Mr.. McCabe stated that bill IN rela-
ton to the distribution Of The surplus
school fund of Sussex county, which
was originally introduced by Mr..
Fruit, had been supercedrd by another,
offered by him. differing in some OF it's
provisions to the one presented by Mr..
frnit. Both bills were Identical as TO
title and Obi CT, and be therefore moved
that Mr.. Truiti he credited Gu the jour
nal with the introduction Of the second
bill. Adopted.
MIR. salisbury introduced, by request,
an act 10 amend the militia law, which
was read. ! sxeDpts the militia from
all taxes except the comfy tax required
aa a qualitcatlon for voting.
Mr.. Brown introduced oil prohibit
ing, under severe penalties, he produc-
ion or "a e OF unwholesone articles OF
food, which was read
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

The farm Of Jesse ID. Sharpless a
fnrvilIe, Pa, was cold at UubIic =
On Monday last, 10 DIR. Madison for s7l
per acre. IL contained ia acres. viii
new house and fair outbui!dines ~.
price is considered low, as the proper, [
adjoins the z. & g. Central Railroac
and is very desirable. The mans;a,
house was Withdrawn, there being ur
bid made upon 1t. :
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
Sale of Sock.

Joel Thompson, Intending 10 omit
farming, will sell at public sale at nj
residauce near Thom pson station Mi
Creek Hundred, CD Tnursday, the l2th
OF March, all his stock, consisting Of
I'VE hors'r' Two colts, two yoke Of oxen.
zen steers seven cows, and gre II va
fitt! OF farming utensils Mr.. Thomu
son aas leen in poor health for the uast
year ana proposes TO retire from active
business. In order TO regain his health
ne Will visit Asbury Park and othrr
summer resorts during the coming wear
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

About 80 O'Clock this morning OHIO
Hursey, a brakeman on hitter, VIII q
coupling cars at Fourth street, had b i
right hand 80 lae-rated that it ha, 10
be amputated. The unfortunate nan
is about "a years of age and his parer T.
iivs at l. ,ure! He was taken out u
the CO Inty hospital in SEALS WAGON.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
sac Of stock.

James G y It. Georges Hun
ored, Will = his sock and farming
utensils at public sale on Tuesday, the
nth OF February. This Is one of The
LARGEST sales that has taken place this
should attend. "''
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

Louisiana state LotteryCompauy
we do hereby ceiufy that We auporsist
nc arrangements for all the Monthly AID
,e ni.AnnuaI drawings OF The i.ouisisIt
state Lottery COMPANY, aud IN person man
* and conttol tie drawings themselves, anc
hat the 80 me ara conducted with honesty
ialfnost, aud In good ial.n toward all parties
sod wsAuthbn1e tie COMPANY u use thA
'srt tcate, WITH iAc-sifa1les VI our signature
ttLscbou, In Its advertisements.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
Norfolk J nckets

Mullin & Son have them, and tba u
are just the thing for the skaters.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

Don't wear hoops If you skate.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

1887 Prizes, amounting to... fgs6 40
Application for rates TO clubs should b.
. Ade oniy TO the otice Of tho Company II
Sew Orleans.
FOR further inform alton write clearly, Civ
ns fuli addreas. y iSTAJ MITES, III
press Money O-derg or New Yoyk Ercharg.
ordinary letter. Currency by express
n II sums OF 90 and upwarL ~ nm, .,na,s.I
Addressed 1872
M. A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
eo7 beveath "a. SsshingtoB. ID. Z
MAKE Po. Once Money ord.r
thyable and address he yistored Letters 10
'EW OhLEANS NAT ONAL BANK
Now Orleans La
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

w ANTE by Mother AMI snN
MN rooms fof light hDus, keeni,s nUN,
str SIR e1.h OF March Address Il Il West Thie o
f2l-lfs
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

A~aAF IIAL PRlzE. go. ooo. -
rsc \ cts only 20. shares In proper
tiOn.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

E'omf a, SaLs-PhiOE RkDU lEu rou
oniv W. bennington street. for a sh n ,ima
Y oti,so EXCELLENT situation tor pro,sss, aae
Vi 'of a hone. hLALD a Ju. i2i.at
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-09
NOTES.

She stmr Wasmanalohas been painted white
The stmr Likelike brought $50 SKIS sugar
from Maui.
The sch Manuokawai brought gu SKIS rice
brau and ITO bdles ava.
The sch Manuokawai reports sdually weather
at Koolau; considerable rain.
The stmr Morning Star will 60 on the dry
dock about the middle Of this week.
The stmr Mokolii brought Iso SKIS sugar,
3 mules, 10 pigs, green hides, rs pkgs sunds.
The stmr Kinau brought 1859 SKIS sugar,
horse, a3S goat skins, 81 hides, whale boat
and 100 pkgs sunds.
The steamer Planter brought from Kauai,
2ooo bags sugar, ITO green hides, 20 bags pia,
80 bags rice, and horses.
The sch "Anna" Capt McCulloch arrived
at Mahukoua on the 9th inst, mdse for Messrs.
S. G. Wilder &Co. 20 days passage.
The dry dock seems to be in demand of late
as it has bern busy for sometime and there are
8 schooners and steamers waiting now.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-09
The library Meeting.

EDITOR DAILY HONOLULU Press
Sir / would like to correct certain
minor inaccuracies in this mornings re-
port Of the Library Meeting. The en-
tertainment committee reported ad-
versely upon the proposed Authors
Carnival, but they did not state that in
case it was undertaken, the committee
would be expected to provide the cos
tunes 1t is not to be presumed that
the ladies and gentlemen of Honolulu
are less liberal and public spirited than
those Of San Francisco, where the
participants in the carnival, some
eighteen-hnndyed in numbey, all provided
their own costumes. Neither was it
stated that the returns do not amount
to one third of the outlay. The only
figures mentioned were those of San
Francisco, where the receipts were said
to have been SIS, 900 and the expenses
$4,000. may add that no bills were
presented or audited at this meeting
That work devolves upon an auditing
committee. The principal business in
addition to the above was the reception
and reading Of the annual reports Of
the treasurer and the hall and library
committee. With the exception Of
one other matter of business upon
which final action was postponed until
the next meeting The rest OF tine
proceedings were informal and con
versational. BY publishing. the above
you will oblige,
ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.