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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31

SAMUEL CARY lectures at ka-
brich's Opera House tomorrow
night under the auspices of the
local association, and should be
greeted with a packed house.
Such audiences as have been attend
ing these entertainments is poor
encouragement TO any n for
bringing first-class attractions to
MeXoco.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31
sherim'S Sale.

By virtue and authority of transcript
issued from the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Audrain
county, Missouri. r~eturnable at the
January term, 1889, Of said court, and
to me directed IN favor of I. S. Sneed
and against Colby Haggard, l have
levied upon and seized all the right,
title, interest and claim of the said
Colby Haggard, of, in and to
to the following described real estate.
to-wit: Twenty acres. north half t1-21
of southe st of northeast, section SO,
township 81, range ten, (lO. All lying
and being IN the said county, and State
of Missouri /: and | will, on
Friday the First day of February,
a. D., 1889,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon Of that day. at the east front
door of the court house in the city of
Mexico, county of Audrain aforesaid,
sell the same, or SO much thereof rs
may he required, at public vendue, 10
the highest bidder for cash in hand,
Subject t 0 all prior liens and judg-
ments), TO satisfy said execution and
costs. q. W. ADAMS,
tbs Sheriff of Audrain County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31
Can be found at the old Botkin
livery stable. VIII attend calls
promptly day or night.
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, II. l.. Dudley. by his certain
of trust, dated on the fourth day of
January, 1883, and recorded in the Re
corder's office Of Audrain county. State Of
Missouri, in trust deed record Il, at page
5S5, and conveyed to Il. Ii. Ingram as
the following described real
estate, situated in Audrain county, and
State of Missouri, to-wit: The south
east quarter of the notleast quarter;
east half of the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section twenty-five
(251, in township tifty-one {51l, of range
{l0, which said conveyance was,
made In trust, to secure the payment of
certain coupon bond for 1925, in
said deed described. And, whereas,
said deed of trust provides that in case
default be made in fhe payment of said
coupon bond, or either of them, OF either
OF the interest coupons; or if default be
made IN the payment of taxes, as they
become due, the said trustee, or his sue
ces>or, shall proceed to execute the
powers therein conferred, and, whereas,
said deed of trust further provides that
in case of sickness, death. or absence
from the said county of the said trustee,
or other disability or refusal to act, then
the acting sheriff of sad county, for the
time beng, shall proceed to execute SAID
trust and, whereas, the said B. II.
Ingram is absent from said county,
and has refused to act: and, where
as, default has been made in the
payment of ssid coupon bond.
Now, therefore, L, George w. Adams,
Sheriff of Audrain county, acting
trustee at the request of the holder of
said coupon bond do hereby give notice
that will proceed to sell all Of said real
estate 1T public auction to the highert
bidder, for cash in hand, at The Court
House doHr in the-s3Hnty nj AuGiail
and STATE IF Missouri, On
Monday, the 18th day of February
1889,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and six O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day, to satisfy said bona and in
~terest, and the costs of executing this
trust. q. W. ADAMS,
tbs Sheriff and Acting trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31

THE Women Suffraglsts appeared
before a Senate committee Thurs
day with the warning that if their
demands were not granted, they
would continue appearing there for
twenty years to come. 1fthese es-
unable ladies will only confne
their attentions to the United
States Senate, the people will rise
up and call them blessed. The
United States Senate, as now CON
stituted, deserves any fate which
merciless Justice can visit upon it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31
Thursday. January 81. 1880.
NatiCp.

Notice is hereby given to all the creei-
tors of W. 7. Hoofon of Mexico, Mo,
that ! will, from 9 O'Clock a. IN. to 5
O'Clock p. m, II the 18th. Isth and goth
days of February, 1889, at the office OF
the c unity Clerk, In the Court House, in
The town Of Mexico, Mo-, proceed pub
liciy TO adjust and allow demands against
the estate and effects assigned TO me by
w. Z. Hootop, for the benefit Of his
c editors. 7. f LOCKE,
81 Az Assignee of 81 r Hofptnu,
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that /, as ad-
ministrator Of the estate of 5. E.
Thomas, deceased xill, at the
March term, 1859. of the Audrain
Probate Court, make my final settle.
| uaent as administrator of said estate.
W, B. MCINTYRE, Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31

GUEssEs for the LEDGER prize,
to be awarded on the fourth Of
April, are coming IN by the ore
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31
Tuesday the Fifth day of February,
/. D. 1889.

between the hours of mne O'Clock i'm
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the af-
ernoon of that day, at the east front
door ofthe court house, in the city Of
Mexico. county of Audrain aforesaid,
sell the same or so much thereof as
may be required. at public vendue, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand
Subject to all prior liens and judy
menIs) to satisfy said execution and
costs. q. w. ADAMS,
tbs Sheriff Audrain COUNTY, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31

In q letter to the editor of this
paper, E. n. Howe, of Mariana,
Florida, formerly of this city, has
the following concerning Florida:
"My former impression has always
been that the weather here in
winter depended on that in the
North. But, such is. in the greater
part, q mistaken notion, as | find
but very little difference between
this and former winters here. Very
much as q resident told me, We
have q climate OF our own, and ask
no odds, nor borrow from none.'"
-
THERE is the right ring in the re-
marks of President Moore OF the
New York Park National Bank, in
an interview in Sundays Tribune
relative to the famous De Baum
embezzlement. aAIl we have
dane isto try to arrest him. says
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31
Fire at New Bloomfield.

iSpatch IL fhe Ledger.
FULTON, Mo, January 29.-At
New Bloomfield, south ofhere this
morning, fire destroyed Rothwell's
drug store, Galweth's dwelling
house, the post-office and a hoop
pole factory belonging to William
Thomas, of Mexico. Insurance
covers a part of the loss. New
Bloomfield is without protection
against fire and the flames had
everything their own way.
The Audrain County Medical
Society met Saturday night in the
office of DR.. Cave. Members pres
ent were Drs. Basket, Berry,
Rothwell, Crawford, Walker and
Gave. 4 number of interesting
cases were reported and discussed.
At the next meeting DIR. Walker
will read a paper, subject: "The
best modes of administering the
most commonly used drugs"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31
THE LEDGER.
/. n. WHITE, E5itor and Proprietor.

THURSDAY, JAN. 81, 1899.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31

Don't tail to buy the Tennent,
Walker & Co., St. Louis boots and
shoes. They are the best made.
For sale by Ricketts, & Emmons,
Turner, Jackson & CO., and Har-
per & Rixey. Al & 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31
ShnriH'S Sale.

By virtue ami authority of special
execution issued from the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Montgom-
cry county, Missouri, returnable at nfe(
April term, 1889, of said court, and to
me directed in favor of William Wsd-
bingham, and against Tobias Hugh1ett
or Hulett, / have levied upon and seiz-
ed all the right, title, interest and claim
of the said Tobias Hughlett on
Hulett, of, in and to the fol- 4
lowing described real estate, to-.
wit: All of section number five {5),
township number fifty (5ol, range seven
IA, wesLaeth northwest quarter
I'D of Section number three (3l, town.
ship number 800 fifty, range seven lTl,
west, in the county of Audrain and the
State of Missouri. All lying and being
in the said county and State of Mis-.
souri, /; and I will. on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-31
ANOTHER FATHER.
1t is curious to note how feolis

1t is curious to note how foolish
the great arguments of Ingersoll in
behalf of skepticism appear when
Gen. Cary tears away the veil of
verbiage to the charm of rhetoric
in which the great infidel has
clothed them. At kabrich's Opera
House. Thursday. January 81.
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G BREVITIBs.

The honorable County Court will meet to.
morrow.
The trial OF Al. Reeves for the murder of
Father Ashiield begins tomorrow.
Bob Church wan IL understood that he Is
not an applicant for any Office aud wouldn't
have the collcctorship II IL was handed 10
him on a silver plate.
The concert for the benefit Of the new
Methodist Church, under the auspices OF
Prois. Paine and Wright Is postponed ON
account OF the illness OF one OF the singers.
The rehearsal OF the Chimes Of Normandy
nt the rooms OF the Amateur Athletic A..
ISOLATION, which was TO have taken place to.
morrow night has been postponed ono
week.
Tho monthly meeting Of the Free Kinder.
gartcn Association will be held In parior ~.
Monroe street. Tuesday, April 2, at 10
ociock n; m. A full attendance Is earnestly
requested.
A stranger named r. r. Wilson reported
20 the police yesterday morning that he had
lost a leather pocket book containing ~, 800
ON n Chesapeake & Ohio train while en- route
from Hickman, Ky, to this city.
There will be a song service In the BAPTIST
Mission, on Filth street, near Mill, Chelsea,
this evening NJ $40 o'clock. Everybody
cordially invited. The service will h. con.
Quoted by. members Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
John Williams and Charles Johnson. two
boys who recently arrived from Mississippi,
were arrested last night by Patrolman Rcr.
nan Tor breaking into u box car. A gold
watch and chain was found on Williams
person, which was identified M the property
Of w. q. Smith, a Main street grocer. VII.
liams confessed 10 having stolen IL from that
person.
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A ~SENSELESS SCARE.
THE RIDICULOUS STORIES ABOUT AN
ALLEGED "BEAR MAN"
A Neighborhood Kept in a Condition OF
Panic by Reckless Use Of Firearms
The Duty Of the Police
In the Premises.

TIT people along the Poplar street boule.
ward are in a condition of panic regarding
the alleged exploits of an imaginary ,.bear
man, - a mysterious creature who, disguised
IN a bear skin, is said to prowl in the neigh.
borhood and fire at harmless and law-abid-
ing pedestrians. The story, improbable
enough when II was first started. has
gathered strength from purely imaginary de-
tails, retailed from lip TO lip, and set in
motion by historians with more invention
than conscience. The whole thing probably
grew out of some boyish prank, but fed as it
has been by the fears of the timid and the
inscriptions inventions of reckless ro-
mancers, it has assumed the proportions of a
genuine craze which threatens 10 inoculate
Poplar street from end 10 end.
The excitement is kept alive by q reckless
shooting at imaginary objects by men who
ought TO know better than alarm a neighbor-
hood by q promiscuous fusilade. Friday
night the residents of the boulevard were
either kept awake or startled from uneasy
slumber by firing at regular intervals. This
sort OF thing should he stopped at once. md
the way to stop it is TO arrest the men who
do the shooting, when, rs is claimed, in re-
spouse to shots from the alleged "bear man.
or any other preteNt. The men who do the
shooting should be arrested and fined, unless
they can clearly establish reasonable cause
TO Justify firing.
Last night the neighborhood Of, Poplar
street and Jefferson avenue was thrown into
an uproar by the sound Of a half dozen or
more shots fired In rapid succession. Soon
the report was sent from one end Of the city
TO the other by telephone that the 'bcar
man had shot a maj on Jefferson avenue
aud Boulevard street. Reporters hurried to
the spot and inquiry developed that nobody
was hurt. A colored man named John
Willis, who was found near there, said he
lived at the corner of Jefferson and Poplar.
at Ella Guys house, and was startled
about o o'clock by a cry for help. lie
opened his door and saw three white men
who asked for assistance TO catch the "bear
man. He grabbed his gun and accompanied
them dow Jefferson avenue near the bayou,
when n OF the party fired twice, and the
IRE was returned from over the bayou.
Willis then discharged his gun and every
body in the party ran. Here Is what looks
ike a conspiracy to create q panic among
negroes, and the young men who asked
for the assistance Of Willis are doubtless in
IT, The whole thing Is n disgrace 10 the city
n should be unearthed at any cost. II Is
the duty OF the police 20 clear the mat
ter UP, and the first step should be the
arrest OF the first man who fires a shot In
that neighborhOod. Arrest him irstand then
let him establish his innocence.
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WHEELING, W. Va, March m-Rlvcr s fec,
and falling Weather clear aud cold.
NlCKsBCRG. Mis- March m-The river |. fs
Ing. Passed up: 0ilmUrc aud bargcs.
PirfshuRG, Pa March M-Iiycr : feet
Inches and inlling. Weather clear aud cold.
EVANSVILLE fnd., Mnrch I-Riycr Is fee
2 inchcs and hlling. Weather clear. Night-Rivcl
bfrot 6 Inches aud falling.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia, March 0-wcathcrc icai
aud pleasant Arrived: Thomas sherlock. Cincin.
natl. Departed, city Of g. Louis. ~ Louis
CINCINNATI, o.. Marrh m-River n feet
Inches and falling. Weather clear Thcrmomc.
ter f1t ~Nlght-NlyCfi u feet . iuchcs and falling
Weather cloudy aud pleasant Departed Gmnitc
State. Memphis
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March sl-Rlycr falling.
with 3 icct . Inches on the falls AMI ; feet 4 inches
IN the canal. Weather clear aud cnol Night
River falling. with o feet 2 Inches ON the falls aud
5 fcct 4 inches Ia the canal, Weather clear and
cool.
CAIRO, ~. March ao.-Riycr p feet I lnchcs and
falling Weather cloudy aud cool, Arrived.
uuldlug star, NUw orleans city Of New Orleans.
New Orleans Departed Guiding Star. Cincinnati.
city Of Monroe. hatcher city Of New Orleans, 81
Louis.
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WAnNER's Log Cabin Rcmcdics-old fash
toned simple compounds used In the days
Of our hardy forcfathcrs. are ''old timcr,''
but 'old reliable" They comprise
LOG CABIN sARsAPARILLA
Hops and Buchu Remedy" Cough and
Consumption Remedy" "l!air Tonic"
Extract" for External and Internal Use.
"Plastcrs,' Rose Cream for Catarrh, and
Liver Pills. They are put up by II. II.
Warner a Co.. prlprictors Of Warmers Safe
Remedies, nnd promise TO equal the stand.
ard value OF those great preparations. All
druggists keep them.
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INJURED %TNNocENcE.
An ~Unofending Ash-Box. n Drunken Man
and IN Innocent Individual Arrested.

An Unofending Ash-Box. n Drunken Man
and an Innocent Individual Arrested.
AZ three gentlemen wcrc seated last night
In front OF tho bathrooms, No. 222 Second
street, patiently waiting their turn 10 leave
some Of the Memphis dust In the bottom OF
n bath-iub, a man came along who had cyi.
IDENTIFY imbibcd too much beer. He WINS
taking In" the whole sidewalk. from one
side 10 the other, aud an ash.boS, deposited
quietly ON the edge Of the pavement stun.
blcd agninst the incbriatcd man, who gave Il
a kick, sending the ashes flying In every al.
rcciion. Ono Of the gentlemen quietly
made the remark, That's a bad man." 20
his companionA when the spillcr Of ashes
turned and demanded. "vats dot you say7
IN kick you as veil rs do parrcl."
The gentleman arose 20 his feet and
told the man he'd better walk over 10 the
station and give himself up. as he was owl.
IDENTIFY In an unnnyimblo condition. Tho
incbriatcd individual talked back a Ia sulll.
van. and intitnntcd that lac was n fighter
from away back, aud finally a punch In the
nose caused him 10 alter his pugnacions
tune, and lac staggered IN tho direction 81
the police station 10 air his grievances. lie
IfAWFllth HluiilN WIN Two IulfrfWru. and
walked up % n gentleman standing on The
pavement wearing a white hat, saying TO the
oiiiccn. Oats hcom; I knows hecm yor he
hat IN n yitc had" Persuasion aud argu.
ment was lost upon him and the policemen
wcro forced tO take the man and prefer a
charge against him, ~ the same time not for.
getting a. lock the bclligcrcnt up on a charge
VI "plain drunk" The gentleman who was
arrested on complaint Of The drunken man i
~ innocent NJ q lamb Of striking him, II a
well known book. keeper, aud will be- able 10
prove by competent witnesses that he had
no hand Ia the affair whatsoever, NJ he was
standing inside the door talking 90 several
gentlemen whom tho row occurred on the
pavement outside. lie feels very much an.
noyed, ~ he will have 10 appear in Police
Court and answer Monday morning To- a
charge Of which be u entirely Innocent. The
man who had him arrested u named bauer.
and his brother stated that ho \ very ugly
when he tries 10 carry a load Of beer beyond
his capacity.
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Chancery Sale
-Or-
REAL ESTAT E

H. No G,pd2-Chanccy Court IT Shelby County
y y. sykes, guardian, W Maggie u. Musso 81 ~.
ly. virtue Of an intcfiocuiop dccrco for sale. en-
lcrud IN the above cause on the 18th day Of MHuh
lSA NJ ~, pare 81 ! Will coll NJ public auc
ton to the highest bidder. IN frnnt of tic CLERK and
Masters Onlcc. NJ the Main siuci entrance III the
Courthouse OF shelby county, Memphis, Tonnes.
see, on
saturday, 18th Day OF April. 1850.
within legal hours the following described prop-
cry, situated la Memphis, shelby county, Tenn.
to Wit:
lot beginning on the east sidc Of Dcsoto street.
IN The Taxing District " shelby County, one hun.
dfcd aud eighty (hOl fcgt north nf the north line
81 Vance ttrrvt thence east one hundwd aud soy.
cnty tl4Ol feet b. n stake. thence north siKty iG1l
feet Ia u stake, thence west one huudUd aud soy.
cuty tllll feet 20 a stake IN the east line u nusat0
street. thence south .lt'y tGol feet " the beginning.
hclng part of lot a. block 10, ON the plan VI south
Memphis
Terms Of salc-One half cnsh. baianco on a cnsilt
Of twelve mouths note. bearing Interest, with ~.
curliy. wguirri. lien retained.
This I'd day Of March. iNFp.
n MciiENttY. CLERK aud Master
j. Sykes aud = J. shepherd. solicitors
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confined in the Church Home ON pop,ar
street. Sheriff iMcLendon procured the
child and delivered her to Mrs. Rathrock.
II. Sessel, ST., Sol Harpman and s Jacobs
have been appointed commissioners to set
aside a years support for Mrs. Florena
Halle, widow of SIP. Halle.
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poe w~ithcrpoon. Manager Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association. New York, Onico No. l. Madi
ION stWct Memphis Tenn
Accept thanks for 5000, payment In
full the day II was due, on policy upon life
Of my father, A. q. Dennis. Also Tor your
kindness In offering an advance payment
Of $500, as Is the rule Of your company, 10
pay immediate necessities. Your company
has not given me any trouble whatever,
and I take pleasure In recommending Il 20
others wanting life insurance, from the
low rates Il charges and from the long list
a the most prominent business men Of
Memphis whom / SEQ have taken policies
with you. CARHiE J. CocKE.
Memphis, Tenn, March Is, 1850.
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Ner nrIcnn. Mnrhei.

INV ORLEANS. -. Marh m-Conco Steady
AMI nfui RIO, cuuNmun o. prime EafNc. Nlco=
Vulet but steady ordinary 10 prime. aiaCr
lotion SOD Product quiet prime crude or de.
litcnrl, tlr Wnnci ~ d. nominal. cake q o. b.,
&c meal Z % b.. e1r. fuFaf=Easy open kettle,
80 % al, y, w! aii
common. Et9ijsr! inferior t'ssbG oUntrflFai.
choice white, 3ilgC On white, 1916 gray white.
tioc choice yellow clarified, ~ primo yell
Steady ami firm opcu kettle strictly prime. Gr,
good prime. gi@h. prime, HfaU iaif a. good
iaif, xs@lsc COMMON 10 good common, 3lHlic.
Centrifugal, strictly prime. tatHs. pHNmc Ia Fuod
prime. 4tsir. faii ~ good iaiE N.tlic. common
10 good common, ts8iDr iuiUu0f itc.
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PITKIN O.
Journalist and Writer.

Newspaper articles Of all kinds written.
Letters, essays, reports, circulars, etc,
written or arranged for publication.
Speeches prepared. descriptive articles,
advertisements. local notices; any kind Of
articles, from n loye-lcttcr 10 n challenge,
or from a sermon 10 a theaicr party writ
ten. All communications strictly conf.
dental. Address, care Of business oiico Of
either daily paper.
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lBeyona All Comparison,

Is the universal verdict Of all who have
tried our latest brand Of cigars, which We
have Just received direct from Havana,
branded
ZION DE HAAfELsoS,
And which we are selling ~ a leader al
the popular price Of
2 roR &c.
A cigar AZ good cannot be hal elsewhere
3 for Doc. This we guarantee, and invite
connoisscurB Of fine cigamto try them.
]. sANELsoS & Co,
The Direct ImpoFiers Of MomphiA.
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The application Of Martha Lewis for a
writ Of habeas corpus 10 obtain possession
Of Ellen Bradford. thirteen ycan Of age, was
dismissed.
A second writ was granted Anna Raih.
rock for Lena Barry, an eleven year old girl,
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Tho Mnisr cemp,n, should E,ninln.

Complaint Is made that offices Ia the cen.
trail part Of the city have had their water
supply cut or aud much inconvcn.
fence and annoyance IL caused thereby.
The fear "a felt in some quarter. as
a consequence, that there would
be n deficiency OF water In
case Of Ere. Tho water company, Il Il
maintained. should explain the cause Of the
deficiency, In order that consumers mat M.
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SERVICES.

Bethel Sunday School meets each Sunday In thel,
rooms, corner Adams street and Charlcston avc
nue., at $50 O'Clock ', m. Resides an cScelien,
corps OF teachers there is always good music 10 on.
terrain children aud grown people. Let every one
the Bethel sabbath School there Is a Wble closS IN,
adults, led by Judge Z. W. Heiskell, held each
Sabbath afternoon at $50 O'clock al the Bcthel
building, corner of Adams street and Charleston
avenue. All who desire 20 study the Scriptures OF
TO hear them e~xpounded for adults or children are
invited TO attend.
Central Baptist Church, Second Street, near Bcalc
The Rev. A. J. Dickinson, pastor. Services III
O'Clock am. and 7:3O o'clock pm. sunday School
$50 o'clock am. Strangers In the city are Specially
invited 20 all services, Seats free.
First Baptist-Serylees at II O'Clock a. m. and
Ti5 O'Clock p. m. Morning subject; "Christian
Family Tminirg." All seats Tree. All are Invited,
X. A. Venable, pastor.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church-Prachlnr
at II O'Clock a. m. Sabbath school aud teaching
service at ? o'clock p. m. Rev. James L. Martin,
ID. d., pastor.
Dr. S. NJ. Cooper, OF Bethany, Va, will occupy
the pulpit In the Linden street Christian Church
this morning at 1880 O'Clock.
MortuRry ncpOrt
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Getty HospItal

Distribution by Wards-First 8: Second.
| Third, I; Fourth, I; Fifth, o; sixth, /.
Seventh, 4; Eighth, .; Ninth, 2 Tenth, .;
City Hospital, X. Stillborn, B. White, II;
Colorcd, %. Total, Is.
i. A. WILLIAMSON, MD,
Secretary.