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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
CANTON, sept. 9lh, al BARNETT HOVSE
Maa6lllOn, Sent, 10Th, At Conrad House
Alliance, Sept nth, at Chase House,



Thlaemlnent German specialist from Berlin
o0aitiyoly cures nil dlaeaHea Of the Eye, Ear
Nose Throat aud Lunga after nll Olhcialh ITO
has cured more Gnhea OF lillndnnrs, Deafness,
palarrh, Throat aud Lung Diseases man any
"Cb Cbro2i@ DIsonsoa of tho Eye, such
~ Olnnulnied Lids, Chronic Inflammation Of
tho Lldt, OF the Iris, OF the thoroll, OF the llel
ina, Chronic ulCerAtlpnH, hphHuiu 0l tue lAlh,
Cancor0f the lids aud Eyc, ,Ipnm runnlnR over
tho Cheeks, DAY aud Night lilindnoaa, pulplent
on MhttGrlnq sore Eyea, OpnOUhuchl Ophtlnl.
mia, Rod nl0tohea of Brown ones ON tho linll,
l,hlyctonular Ophthnlmln, OpActich on MIX
Whlt0 Ap0la on tho Eye, ulnnc0mu or Cupplng
of the Nerve, Amnur6slh, Falling out Of Lhihes,
Sores, ilodnosaOf EdgCi0f LIDS aud Eycb, aud nll
0ihOr Diseases 10 which the cyeOrilh Hppcndhku1
are liable, positive aud rapid eprog guaranteed.
Hnr Troubioa are cured by DrNulm IN IN
VI all iNnrlnig, hisalnR nnd fngiog gnoirrh huhyl,
meas, ltchlnL, pain, running OF the cnri WIN
el0s0 upH hOl0 ln drum 0i MY Ntnir standings
viii insert Artificial Ear ptulnhol ltO own ln'
gonll0n with Aal0naahlngly gratifying ttsnllt,
Noae.--Dr Snlm has paid particular htlcn.
Ion to 0dlaeaaOa 0f this organ, lie positively cures
he worst onHea Of OAIsiNHI cNcn ~ thu
bonoa have partly been, eaten Npi itmoycs 70.
No eonhA OF amoll aud taste, nnd removes irtlu
Slor IA Il rcaul, OF Catauh inono settling,
I1Iaonnha OF the Throat ana luuHg
arc cured, ADD more nHenlAllnrly EoOu lcHNlu
nave boon obtained by nr halW thgn Wy any
lihcr phyilclnn In the world llo win iCmoyc
r0nalia without pain Hnl loss 0i hlundg WIN
cure your ulcornlHd az RrqngAlcd spir lhiGhl,
reatOlO your lot or ciuckCd voice HH guud 40
over, guarantee nlsb 10 ouiu Hay FCyob hHlh-
mn, nrOnrhltlA, Winter aud ClrmO tuuHw,
Dr salm hna ON hin record hooln Go 0'nqi con.
sumption which cnmo 20 him with Quo lung or
parla Ol one zone, llo hna By hln treatment
hHilod up tlo cnyltc In their Lungs, aud iho
pailcnta NOW bid fair Ia nutllNa anyone WIN
two lungs,
FfF-tlo andaoo Dr. Snlm NJ this vlllt, Con.
initiation aud examination fiiEE, Address Hll
communications to bt, MuhilN BALM,
Columbus, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that plat IA now on llo ln
the ofilOe OF the Ulty civil Engineer Of tho cY OF
Canton ONO showing tho streets, AllolA ana avon,
uon proposed 10 DO lAd out IN 0utot no. wv ln nAlu
olty Hnld Plat " now ready for Inspection Wy per.
aoiia Interested therein Tho Plating OumlnlaglQll
OF aald city viii moot m their ONCE ~ the CITY llnl
ON Monday OF each week NJ O'Clock y M, Tor anu
duTlng sx weeks next afior tho dnto hereof 70 hear
affections 20 aald Plat or any part thereuf ana
mailing such alterations thereto "a may DO deemed
''Vp'' JAMES TRAUNFELTER,
President Of Plating Commission,
wM. II. wyAHr Secretary.
Canton. o., July qa 1880 i9n.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A CANTON woMAN's LETTERS.
lFfom lho coInInhna ro,tl

1t is delightfully."- refreshing to read
Kate Brownlee Sherwood's letters from
Europe, as printed m the Canton NEWS
DEMOCRAT, She describes and depicts
incidents and scenes that come under
her own observation. She writes about
country, castle and city with q pointed
and polished pen. Her letters are alike
entertaining aud instructive, Her
glances Of art, literature and poetry are
splendid pen.pictures, She furnishes
original deplctions, descriptions and
deductions. The time spent IN reading
her letters is proutabIy and pleas
antly employed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
GREAT FAvoRs
being Extended by Commissioner Tan
ner,

being Extended by Commissioner Tan
nor,
WAsuNoToN, Aug, 3d. During this
month Pension Commissioner Tanner
haa paid out the enormous sum Of S75,'
O0O In seventeen rerated cases. This Is
astounding news,
Richard Whiting, Of st. Louis, 70.
ceiyed the largest amount Sl2,25l 90,
Hiram Smith, Deputy Commissioner
Of Pensions, has himself been rerated,
and pockets sB035,72,
Cardenio Bruce, Of Kansas, gets S0,'
3ll,72.
John s. Fay receives sG,3ll,so.
Henry Funklng shares IN the big
grab 20 the tune OF s5,23l06
Tanner bases this wholesale digtribu,
ton of the surplus upon a recent de-
cisiOn OF Assistant Secretary Chandler
In the case of Henry Schmidt, In which
the Secretary ruled that u man might
be- peLBiOned for double disability,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

Az ono time u woman could hardly walk
through tho streets Of San Francisco without
having cvory ono pause and gao on her, and
a child was NO rarc that once In n theatre In
the sano city whore woman had taken her
infant, when u began 60 cry just os the or
chcstrn began 10 play, q man IN the pit crIod
QUIT "Stop those liddlcs and let tho baby cry.
haven't heard such sound for ten years, "
The audience oppnujcl this sentiment, the
orchestra stopped anl the baby continued rs
performance nmid unboundod enthusiasm, b.
Rohoboth Herald.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
AGAINST AN EXTRA smssIoN,
M0ior Mckinley Thinka " Would bo In.
advisable

Mnior Mckinley Thinka " Would bo In-
advisable,
DEER PARK, Md, Aug 3O--lIon,
William Mckinley OF OHIO was much
Of Thursday with the President and
with him discussed Ohio politics and
the adyisaDility Of conyening congress
In extra session. The Major thinks IN
extra session inadyigable and that con.
gress could not be well assembled, after
nearing from the four new states, be-
fore November 1, and there would DO
but four working weeks, and that If by
the death of Republicans or the cleo
ton of new members the majority be
with the Democrats, the President
would, In calling an extra session, as
sumo the responsibility for their ac'
tions, while this would not be the case
In regular session. Mr., Mckinley re.
turned home In the evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
,foeeeds WIN QO t0 the felatiyes aud the

proceeds viii 20 70 the relatives and the
remaining one efifth 10 liittlea This
will give the relatives about $4,000 and
the young husband about No. 0JO besides
all OF his Wlles personal estate, which
he inherited outright, This personal
estate conaista OF tl,e proceeds OF the
sale of 10 houses In the lower part Of
the city, and amOunts 10 about $4,000
littles will thus be the gamer by about
$4,000 by his wile'a demise,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
Attnnllnn lo1th owl

On account OF the illness Of Captain
George Billou, Of Akron, caused by be-.
ing accidently thrown from u buggy
some months ago, and who Is still at
Mt. Pleasant Medical Institute, Mich,
the reunion Of the 10Th, o. V. l. will
be postponed thiB year Due notice
will be given as to time and place Of
holding reunion next year.
A. VIGNos, Pres.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
sAMoA QUIET
ana MnlIoton nefnnon tho Grown.

SYDNEY, Australia, Aug 20-Ad.
vices from the samoan islands report
all quiet there. There was much feast.
ing and rejoicing over the return OF
King Malietoa, and good feeling pre-.
vailed on all sides. MalietoN declined
TO resume the crown on the ground of
failing health. Matailfa will probably
succeed to the throne.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
nnoltlnn,n Arnion ealvo.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped llahds, Chill
blalns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptons
and odsitVely cures Piles, or no pay re-
buried II Is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Durbin. Wright 4 Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
WON'T ACCEPT

And Indications Point TO u Great Strike.
LONDON Aug, 30,-lSpecial, The
strikers have issued counter manl.
festo declaring that the terms offered
by the directors OF the dock companies
cannot be accepted, and that they will
DO forced TO call upon ali trades OF
London TO strike Monday unless de-
mandg are granted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

After all the fuss Bonnie McGregor
now holds the best record of any living
stallion, 2;l3lS This record was made
on the Lexington track, which is a sec
ond slower than the Cleveland track.
There was some first class trotting at
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

Cheap excursion, Kansas, Nebraska,
Colorado and all points west, Septem.
Der 10 and 81, For tickets, rates and
free maps and information, call on or
address IL. II. GEET1NG,
n. g. p. Agent II East Tuscarawas
street. 31&w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A GOOD INVnNpIoN

Patented by Canton Man.,'A Deaerip.
tiop,
Mr., Albert A, Gregory Of this city
has invented an ingenious axle lubrcH
tor, 10 consists Of a neat little oil cup
placed In the hub Of any wheel and
reaching down TO the axle, The machin-
cry Ia 30 arranged that the axle 10 oiled
once each revolution, The oil Is 4 reed
10 the axle, ana the amount can be reg
ulaled 10 meet the requirements, When
tho wheel Ia not revolving no oil eau
possibly escape, 10 VIII no doubt bring
Mr., Gregory u ANAL fortune Allen
Cook Of this city has u half interest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A RnyaNun ouTpAR
Roliovos Brltiah Schooner Of Some Val
nbloa.

VICTORIA, b, O., Aug. 3O-[Special
The schooner Pathfinder arrived
from Behrng Sea last night, Captain
Clary reports that he was boarded by
the revenue cutter Rush In Behring Sea
July 20. Lieut.. ruttle took eight hun.
dred and fortyllve skins and all the
guns and ammunition from the Path.
finder and placed the quartermaster Of
the Rush on board with instructions to
take the schooner to Sitka, After the
Rush left the Pathfinder headed for
Victoria, despite the protests of the
4 Ip crew
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
HORRIBLY MANeLED
BY Jumping From High Building,

Dy uUIHpIHH TVIH IIIBII DUITU7"E'
NEW YoRK, Aug. 30-ISpecial. l.
William Ryan met with n fearful death
here this morning by leaping from the
roof of a Ave story house while In q llt
Of delerlum tremens. Ills body was
frightfully mangled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
u0vo mo Rlght Mon.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug, 20.-[Special,]
Charles Curtis And James Rumyille,
the men charged with having robbed
the Rio Grande Western train August
6, reached here yesterday and are now
IN the penilentiary. Both deny com.
pliclty In tie affair but the officers are
confident they have the right men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

EAsToN, Pa, Aug, 20,--[Special, i
The harness factory and store Of Henry
A. Sage & Co was burned this morn.
ing. Loss on stock twenty thousand
dollnrA. No insnrnnce.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

A western paper prints tho following SIM
gulnr card " thunl,s
Nv, aud Mrs, lloays hereby wish TO express
their thlnks to tho lrcndsnnd noghbors who
Eu klr'lY Hmistcd nt the burning OF their house
hAb Mondly evening Youths Companion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
Legal Notice
Aaron Mumaw. i'lnluud,

Aaron MumnW, llnhlU,
w.
Henry H. OcCting Ct Al, pofls,
Charles A. plmm. whose residence I, unknown.
aud James W. Cill Whu tUsllua ~ Okla
homa ny indian 'luultuY VIII tAlo
notice thnt On the nDlh day ut luly lW7l.
Aaron Mumnw nlOd hla petition IN the ionmnn
lluas Court NJ 'tAfk county hiu, IN case No. ulnO
HFNlnat Hild uimm, can aud others, praying Tor The
foreclosure aud reformation ot inntlnlgt made ~
Henry n UUttlnH aud vito uud thhrlrH A, nnw
aud Wlfp tp ullntH un luta ga ps 9l 49, ul, lt, ~
Bl, o. Bn ji7 in a. a, 10 a. lG a. ~ and 10, Ia
county of stark nnd state vi ONO, aud Un iul n Old
uumhrr of Irtrr lluust'h addition 10 Ald CITY OF
Canton being lot ,lebl NJ Julia Ann lluutrlH hu1l-
ton 10 said Clly NJ Cnnt0u IN said county NJ stark
and state NJ Onto given 10 secure dent On which N
duo $1,000 with interest NJ ulgt per cent from July
uih lNls
Shd pafty N required Ia answer on or before tho
9th dny 0t October iHtN, or Judgment may bu
taken against them, AAhuN MUMAW,
auglb.Lw NY TlAYrU a OttsoN, hls AuyH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

This Is General Russell A. Alger, Of
Detroit who SOC his cap for Command.
er,in'ChiGf of the q, A, h, when no
found he would not 50 into President
HarrisOn'a cabinet. His was a still
hunt. And he won, having things all
his own way at the Milwaukeeeuoamp
ment "Wednesday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A Mnrdnrnr nnnrnd.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 30 Especial. l.
Melvin q. Gartlit2 who brutaly muir.
dered his wife in the streets Of Cumber.
land, Md, on the night Of March 26,
was hanged IN the jail yard Of that city
this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
Saturday, the 9sth day of Sept, 1880,
SHERIFF SALE.

ThomAi !, ilaokathon) yondl tspnhM,
W, hiAfk County Nuiumpn
Thomas Patton, NJ, fleM Court
nyyirtuo Of q Vcndl ENponaa issued by the clerk
OF the court 0f common puaa 0i STARK county, one
in mo above nctlOl aud 70 mo directed VIII Onel
tnr sale NJ public 0utcfy ~ tho door OF tho cohtt
house. IN tho city of Canton on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of Sept, 1880,
tho following described real estate, to.witl Ont
lnt number iUR IN Canton OhlO, beginning NJ tho
thence west along the north ilnO NJ tAld addition
pOa foot thence north along illfh street w feet
thence en't a0a ool thonco south TO place ot hegn'
ming 10 icct
Appraised at tobOo
salo to commence al QUO O'Clock p, N, Terms
'A''' A. LEINN0ER, sheriff.
AID. nnApUN, Auy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

f0rhomo time Lhnyo been blind In my cft eye
became pale aud thin, aud lost my appetite,
have been under nr, hnlm'h treatment Tor three
eye, sec ~ good ~ ever, und hnyu TcghinOd my
former good health, Respectfully,
II, BuOnnl0LTz, MndhwOlth, Medina Co., q,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
PITESBURG'S
JEWELRY STORE.
aspAnLIaaHD laaO,

We call attention 10 our "Pur-
ehaaors' Aid Book" which wo
have just issued, II contains u
complete list Of what will bo found
in our stock, together with some
useful hints and suggestions 10
purchasers Of Wedding or Holiday
GIFTS,
We mail IL 70 any ono on appli-
cation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
DO YOU WANT TO BUILDS
II 30 Study Well the Following
Plans,
The Estimated Cost OF This Magnificent
Helne Ia Only sa,O4i-,Look ~
tho Plana,

Here Is condensation OF tho matter ae-
oompanying tho drawings Of one of tho prize
desgns recently published IN Carpentry aud
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
SKIN CANCER.

Several years ago was called 70 200 coloTef
woman who had malignant form N emeeF on
heF foot, The cancer grew worse under No pro-
aohbed treatment, and tho toes and onpsldao of
tho foot were at length eaten entirely away Tho
patient could not have survived much longoE
but eornenoed tho use Of hwifi'a Specific,
and II cured her sound well, That was lhree
years ago, aud there has been no return Of lhp
disease, regard awiit'a Specific most excel
lent medicine for blood diseases, I'd ila tendency
10 70 drive out tho poison,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

Framing md Ftuddns, 16O0ruu ,,uu"
FuTing, hoo, grounds, i,OOOi corner boards,
100 luOrtu,,ftf,ttftt''''''f ''f's''''t''''''''''''
Doors, ~ ut''',''''''''','''''''' J
Windows ~ complete, en,,,sss,s',,t,t'''''''''
ouiaida finish, 100 feet eet,,,,u,,u","ur
0ultom and conductors (w00dj ju,,,r,,u,,
Inside finish, 100 feet whitewood,
lihhri ipl irctt ttftttttrfttfttstt'''
ClapbOardH, 0O1 choice spruce ,,,,,,u"u,,,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

Building, Tho author of tho design Ia this
ease 10 Mr. Edward W, Smith, OF Jamaica
Plain, Macs
The height of slorlesl First story, 0 fcotl
second story, b foot inohosi cellar, o foot
o inches,
DETAILED EhTnlATR or cOsf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

DINING ROOM IN 4 uAvrRuiLL RESIDENCE,
ural weekly Of Now York city ltrcprosents
the dining room in the residence of Mr. John
II, Sanbom, Hayorhll, Mass, and wns fm
nshcd Building by Perkins & Bancroft,
architects.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

An ArtIatIo pInIng noom.

Hero Is a cut modo from larger plato rc
Gently published In Building, an architect
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-19
THE LEE MONUMENT.

Governor FlTzHUGH LEE, of Virginia
has sent General WoLSELY, commander-ip
chief of the British army, an invitation to
attend the unvailing of the statue Of his
distinguished relative, General r. E. LEE,
and it is likely the invitation will be &C
cepted. 1t is meet and proper that ii
should be- for one reason among others,
that the British commander looked upon
the dead confederate chieftain as an ideal
soldier and has written and spoken of him
in terms of the most exalted praise, not one
of which was wrongly or improperly bes-
towed. Indeed the Briton might have gone
further without offending the proprieties,
would have done so probably but for the
fact that he was all along combining his
terms to a mere discussion of the soldier,
not of the man.
The impartial historian who is not and
never has been imbued with the sectional
bitterness which the civil war created, and
who masters his subject and discusses it
ably, will say of General LEE that he was
altogether one of the greatest men the
world ever produced. The art of war was
to him an intuition, and yet there never
was time in his whole career when he did
not prefer that the disputes of peoples, es-
pecially those of his own countrymen,
should not be settled by other arbitrament
than that of the sword. At the beginning
of the separation and before the flames
of the fratricidal struggle had be-
gun to cast their lurid glare
upon the land, he was rendered
the chief command of the union forces, but
would not accept position which would
make it necessary for him to oppose in
deadly array his kinsmen, his neighbors
and his friends-and yet, he must have
known that acceptance would have been
everything to him in the way of earthly
honor that the nation could bestow. 1t
meant distinction, fortune, advancement,
emoluments then, greater and grander
neutrality-suspicious. the Presidency itself
afterwards. Such an opportunity would
not have been rejected by any man but one
who was filled with genuine patriotism,
with love for his own people, re-
gard for the legacies of his race
and veneration for his kinsmen living and
dead. In this one act he showed
how greatly superior he was to the mere
mental animal known as man, and placed
himself alongside the best and bravest
spirits this or any other age has yet pro-
duced.
Following this comes his record on the
field. In strong contrast with nearly all
the men opposed to him, and with not
few who were associated with him, he
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-19

ADOPTING THE slang of the street as a
means of stating fact, it may be said that
Miss FRANCES WILLARD, the head of the
w. c. T. o., is ION her ear" Some of the
newspapers have been saying that the big
temperance society has developed into a
political organization, and that is the occa-
sion of Miss WILLARD's exciting and sensa-
tional attitude at this time. She declares
that the charge is as false as-well, as
false as any other falsehood. The consti-
tuition of the union, she declares, contains
nothing about politics, and she further as
serts, in italics, that politics is nothing to
the union. At the same time, Sister FRAN,
CEs says that the members have resolved to
give their ''good work and good will to the
national Prohibition party Now, wouldn't
it be better for Miss WILLARD to come out
manfully-that is to say, womanfully, and
say that the W. c. T. Z. is a political ma,
chine, through and through, its politics
being the overthrow Of the rum traffic! 1t
strikes us this would be the proper thing to
do, and there would be nothing censurable
10,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-19

cause The HERALD protests against boom
in Salt Lake and urges the people to set
their faces firmly against the movement
which certain parties are trying to inau-
gurate. This paper is for prosperity and
progress, but it wants them steady and
permanent. We are in favor of making the
most possible out of the opportunities, but
not of making il today to be lost to-mor-
row. The ''lively times' which come from
adding 25 per cent. to the price of lot
every time sale takes place, and making a
sale every month, are not the brisk times
which we desire in this city. The activity
which is characterized by the employment
of men, the erection of buildings, the estab-
lishment of domestic industries and the
founding and operation of mills and
factories, is the activity that The
HERALD is pleased with. There is
nothing speculative or feeting in the piling
of brick, stone and mortar in walls of
stately business blocks and comfortable
dwelling houses. We may keep on buying
and selling lot eternally, and if we do not
improve and utilize the same, how is the
trading on the land to help the city?
Up to this time Salt Lakes progress has
been steady and deserved. There has been
nothing sensational, fictitious or specula-
tive in her Industrial career. Her advance
has been well covered. The foundation is
firm, and that is how it must remain if the
story told of Los Angeles is not to be APP
piled to this city.