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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

his usual happy way. Settlement OF adj
nlinistrator of eS tate OF Ida NJ Stiuson,
deceased, filed. Settlement of guardian or
LeGraad Stinscn filed. Settlement of W.
II. Bush, guardian of HotSapiilar minors
filed, and guardian discharged as 10 Carrie
and Lizzie Hotsapillar. Dennis Whitman
was adjudged insane.
COMMON PLEAS.
Judge Balderston was absent yesterday
attending the ninth annual encampment,
at Salina. Quite a number of civil issues
were filed in this court yesterday but none
of them are of any general interest.
JUSTICE COURTS.
The usual round of civil work occupied
the justice courts yesterday. Several war
rants for small offences We're issued but no
returns We're made.
POLICE COURT.
Judge Museller disposed of number OF
small offenders during the morning
James McGaffrey. a drunk, was fined 81
and committed for non payment.
Lou Debarte was arrested by Officers
Willis and Mcnamara for disturbing the
peace of Mrs. Hovy. lie was fiued u and
costs. A couple of all around vaGs were
allowed to go free provided they would
promise to leave town. The promise was
readily given and this place knows them
no more
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

Joe Brubaker, Esq, was made to smile
yesterday when he was presented with
healthy looking cigar. Of course it was
loaded, and about the time Joe was getting
organized on some difficult question the
calamity overlook him. He is looking for
fhe friend
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

IL was reported to the street commits
noner yesterday that the east end of the
Seventeenth street bridge was in danger
from high water. Mr.. Campbell imme-
diately sent up force of men and REIN
forced the approach and pronounced the
bridge safe.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

The ladies Of St Johns guild viii meet
with Mrs. Hill today Al O'Clock AZ 4I2
North Lawrence avenue Please bring
thimbles and darniag needles to tie COM
forts for the poor.
Mrs. MURRAY MEYEas, Sec.
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CAKD OF THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Bellew, of 5l6 South
Emporia, and the relatives OF Mrs. Green,
deceased, desire to take this method OF
thanking their many FRIENDS for their
kindness during their bereavement
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

A few days ago a wife after being down
town shopping, on returning told her hus-
band that she had heard something about
him, when he became deathly pale. She
assured him she was joking and the relief.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish TO return our sincerest thanks
to all those who so kindly assisted us
during the illness of our beloved wife and
mother. j. NJ. Toy,
Miss MAGGIE Toy,
w. NJ. Toy.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

City Treasurer Throckmorton received
the cash yesterday for $4,000 of the city
installment bonds OF six per cent from
Splitter & Co. Chicago. The amount even
was So, 354, including premium and ac-
rrued interest
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

Regular meeting of Wichita lodge, No.
49, knights OF Pythias. az $50 p. M.
sharp, at Castle hall, in the Getto block,
corner Main and Second streets. Work in
the second degree. All knights visit
ing in the city are cordially invited.
o. G. ECKsEEIN, G. G.
CHAs. NJ. FECHHEIMER, h. of Il. and s
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POLICE COURT.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SELECT KNIGHTS.

Special meeting of Forest City legion
No 45 in A o. u. W. hall tonight. All
comrades turn out. l. AsPEY,
Commander.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

Mr.. n T. Neiderlander insists that for
''doctcringn clearing house returns he
would recommend some of the Texas
towns trying to raise a smoke.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

1t is said the banks at Conway Springs
are being troubled with an over circula-
ton of silver. They call on the Wichita
banks to give them paper money for silver.
They can't understand how it is, such a
state of affairs being the first of the kind
ElOwn
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Colonel Fouts was out yesterday after
siege of some days with the la grippe. He
says some people may be inclined to smile
at the visitor but it is not that way with
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

In dispute over razzle dazzle game OF
pool last evening a couple of lads tried to
make it appear they wanted to see gore.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

Mr.. T. II. Rawson, route agent of the
United States Express company. is in the
city looking after some business matters.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

Mr. C. S. Caldwell, who has been dan
yerously i'll for some days, was reported
last evening showing signs of improve
ment.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

Clara Ransom, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. B. Ransom, died Tuesday at nine
D. NJ, 10 months seventeen days old, 1914
South Fourth avenue. Funeral 10 a. NJ.
today, after which they will proceed to the
depot and take the train for Derby. where
he little one, whose death has made such
sad household. Will find her last resting
hIaca
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M .Iohn 81. Cress. OF Portland. OREGON,

Mr.. John H. Cress. OF Portland, Oregon,
Is visiting Mr. Geo. Ii. Blackwelder. They
we're friends many years ago In Illinois,
and for some time associated in business
together When Mr.. Blackweider moved
here Mr. Cress moved to Oregon. He says
hat a day in Wichita had been quite suf-
scient to show him much greater city
than be had expected TO mud. he will re
main some DAYS. when he viii leave TO
ris;r friends and relatives in his Illinois
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

Clearing house yesterday $116, 233.2 %; cor
responding day last year, $104, 5SLl9,
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30
ATTENTION X. DRILL CORPS.

The regular drill for tonight has been
postponed. By order o.
" : CoRBETT- Can. Gan
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THE COURTS.
DISTRICT cOrEr.

Judge Reed was absent from court yes
terday on account of sickness Alice
Shaw, who was ia the buggy with Mrs.
Frazer when il collided with the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe switch engine
last November, yesterday fled a sait IN
the district court for damage for 500 for
actual expense and 5000 personal damage
The facts set forth in the petition sVs VIZ
tually the same as those set forth oy Mrs.
Frazier IN her petition q the preceding
dar. Nelson Swan. through bis sttor-
news. Wilson and BrubakeT, sues for di-
vo-ce from MS wife. Laura swan. on the
ground Of abandmeat. The petition set
forth that the defendant abandsd the
plaintiff in August, lss7, and siocs that
date he has not known her whereabouts
He asks for u legal separation and that the
defendant be barred from al partic. patton
Il his property.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30

On the 2Sth inst. at 1902 North Topeka
avenue by Rev. c. II. McCreery, William
Pastors and Della Martin, both Of Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30
PROBATE COURT.

4 marriage license was Issued yesterday
in the probate court 70 James A Dewey,
OK Cheney. ard Florence ksinwatsI. Of
Eureka Springs The marriage Ceremony
was performed ia the parIors OF TaE pro-
bate court, Judge BaeAnes oE.Cistiag n
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Mabel Stout, Of No. 1917 shallcross
avenue, is visiting MIR. and Hrs. Wingate al
Delaware City. -
A reception was given to Sophia Roemer.
who has Just returned from a visit Ia Ger,
many, By John G. Hartmann.
Harry w. Megaw and Miss Mary A, BIan-
kin, both OF this city were married bv Mavor
Harrington. al his Office, last evening.
The arrivals at the Clayton House are. w
II. Huflhurt and j. A. Cass. Philadelpbia. X
Guepper, New York; II. H. Chapman, Boston.
James Toy and Miss Lizzie McElwee were
married in 50. AIMS r. q. Church yesterday
morning at O'Clock, by Rev. Father Dollard.
John r. Allen, son Of Sheriff Allen, has re-
turned to New York after a short visit TO his
family here. He is engaged in the drug bust
ness.
Rev. ID. J. Flynn will preach the sermon at
the grand annual celebration of the Young
Ladies' Sodality in st. Michael's Church.
Chester, May 25
Miss Anna Mulligan, Of st. Mary's parish.
left rhis morning for West Chester, where She
will enter the Convent Of the Sisters of tie
immaculate Heart. Her sister, Miss Mary
entered the same convent about a year ago. snna
f. s. Farra, agent for the United States
Express G fupsny, severed his connection
with the Wilmington Office yesterday 70 20 10
Chicago. Before leaving. Mr.. Farra received
a handsome gold. headed cane II ON the EN-.
plo,,e OF the Office The bead was engraved
Win suitable inscription. lie viii be sue
ceedsh hers By 9, r. Taylor.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
SIontgomery-Flinn.

John r. Montgomery and Miss M.
Louisa Finn we're married in st. Mary's
rectory last evening, by Rev. D. ]. Flynn,
assisted by Rev Father Farley of
Hockessin. Miss Grace Ferry was brides
maid and George O'Connor was the best
man. The costumes Of the bride and
bridesmaid were OF dark blue silk Hen
rietta, trimmed with white India silk and
both carried corsage bouquets of white
hlacs A pleasant reception was held
after the ceremony at the residence of
the brides mother, No. SOB Poplar street.
The wedding supper was served
at 8 o'clock, and the room
and table were handsomely deco
rated : with flowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery left on the 10 o'clock train
for New York and Niagara Falls and
viii be gone until May s, after which
they will be at home at their residence,
No. 1906 Tatnall street. The followin Q
are some Of the wedding presents: Silver
tea set, china service, bronze statues.
French clock, steel engravings, oil paint
ings, and many others. There were pres
ent only the immediate families Of the
BRIDE and groom and "a few invited
guests from Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
STATE DRUGGISTS.
Fourth Annual Session of the Delaware
Pharmaceu tical Society.

Fourth Annual Session of the Delaware
Pharmaceu tical Society
The fourth annual meeting of the
Delaware Pharmaceutical Society con-
vened in Eden Hall at 10 o'clock this
morning. President Il. R. Bringhurst
presided and the following members were
present. Jacob S. Beetem, j. Ferris Belt.
q. James Belt. Frank r. Smith, Garrett
s. Smith, H. R, Bringhurst, T. B.
Cartmell, N. B. Danforth, E. T..
Dilworth, F. W. Fem, John j.
Gallagher, H. @. Moore, John M. Harvey.
F. E, Stewart. NJ. D., H. K. Watson.
James NJ Griffin George .T. Williams.
of this city Elmer E. Bostick Of Phila.
delphia.
Routine business Of the officers re-
ports and those of the committees was
transacted. Sessions will be held this
afternoon and tonight and tomorrow.
Physicians are invited to visit the
banquetroom of Eden Hall and examine
the exhibits made by Hance
Brothers and White of Phila-
delphia Sharp & Dohme, Baltimore
Warner & Co., Philadelphia; Seabury &
johnson, New York, and the Armour
Beef Extract Company of Chicago. They
will be welcome at any of the sessions.
II. B. French of French Richards &
Co, will be present tonight to present
plan that the retail druggist may be
protected in his legitimate profits.
Druggists are requested to attend this
session to hear the address.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
W r~w rNyWYnny
LAD hDlllUN
INSANE HOSPITAL TRUSTEES.
Annual Meeting This Afternoon Officers
Re -elected-Contracts Awarded

Annual Meeting This Afternoon O Ulcers
Re elected-Contracts Awarded
The Trustees for the Delaware State
Hospital for the Insane held their annual
meeting this afternoon, beginning at
o'clock. All the members were present
and DIR. ]. J. Black presided.
DR.. Black was re elected president and
DR.. j. Fl. Wilson secretary. The follow
ing committees were announced for the
year:
Executive Committee-Dr. H. R.
Burton, DIR. J. II. Wilson, DR.. John J.
Black.
supplies-Lewis Thompson, Eli R.
Sharp ]. B. Cooper.
Accounts and Finances-Nathaniel
Williams, 2. Hopkins, A. P. Robinson,
Esq.
Buildings and Grcunds-Lewis Thomp-
son, Nathaniel Williams, A. 2. Robin
son, Esq.
The report of the Committee on Ac-
counts and Finances was presented by
Mr.. Williams and showed total amount
of bills paid. 50, $50 10; receipts, $72.72 +;
expenses. 500 "A.
Superintendent Richardson's report
showed the following: Admitted during
last month, three males, six fe-
mdleo5 ulsSnaA ecu Ouo Iualbs
two females; DEATH one male.
Number Of inmates Males so,
80 white, 10 colored females. SO
white, II colored total, 145. Number of
officers, 3; employees, z; attendants, z.
Received for board and treatment, $71 ;
sale of rags, $172.
The bids for supplies for the coming
quarter were then opened aud the con
tracts were awarded as follows:
Beef-William D. Wilkins Whining
ton, for quarters, cents; hindquarters,
cents; shins one half.
Salt Meats-Hart & Brother, dry salt
shoulders, cents; sugar cured ham,
12 cents; lard, cents; mess pork, $14
per barrel fresh pork, cents per pound.
Mutton-G. M. Beeson, forequarters,
81 cents.
Crockery-I. Lewis Row.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01

H. $. Goldey, principal Of the Wilmington
commercial College, has received an apDiica-
ton for stencgrapher and typewriter. from
a merchant in Bordeaux, France. and one ~
his pupils will accept the position.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
Pleasant EYeninr PartY.

A pleasant evening party was given by
William Robb and Howard Kirk at The
residence of Miss Bessie Marble, No. 625
West Second street, last evening. The
evening was passed pleasantly, some
of those present giving good selec-
tions of vocal and instrumental music
Miss Maggie Jacobs did some very pretty
and graceful dancing, which was well
received The following persons were
present: Misses Maggie Jacobs, Bessie
MARBLE, Helen Kates, Allie Duntze Edna
Robb Maud. Lane, also Howard Kirk. Gus
Springer, William Robb, Lawrence
Burns, Joseph German and George Mar
Evening journal., 1890-05-01

John A. Carter. the stone-mason Of Mary.
land avenue and Monroe steeets, died snd
denly last evening, while at supper He VA
about 4a years old, and left wife.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
Rase nan Notes.

Rah Rahl Rah / Wilmington llli
Lawson or Galligan will pitch to day.
The other Gilligan will play left field
as usual.
The West Ends defeated the Actives
in ten inning game yesterday by a
score OF 16 to 15 Cunningham S pitch
ing was feature of the game. There
was a picnic on the Actives right fielder.
The winning club is ready to receive
challenges from clubs whose members
are under IA years Of age Address
challenges to Preston Chalford, 1904
Pennsylvania avenue.
If the other Galligan reaches here in
time. he will pitch this afternoon.
The stockholders Of the Wilmington
Base Ball Club held meeting last even
ing. FIX Manager Stevenson and ex-
Center Fielder Kienzle were released and
paid in full The Galligan brothers
pitcher and left fielder were signed.
Crogan will be here Monday to play
right field.
Halpin was released this morning.
Lynch will play first base for VIII.
mington on Saturday
Evening journal., 1890-05-01

John Realty, who lives at No. ss7 Madison
street, had his wrist badly torn by an augnr
81 a mortlelng machineat the p, w. & b car
by DR.. w. G. Pierce.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
lfccaIIa's Treatment of wall,er.

New YORK, May lin the McCalla trial
Lieut.. lngersoll testified that he never heard
the articles Of war read aboard the Enter
prise The Walker episode was the most
remarkable one he ever witnessed in his
twenty-six years in the navy. Commander
McCalla with his own hands threw bucket
fuls Of water in Walkers face and struck
him with his sword while the man was
gagged, kneeling, with hands tied behind
his back. Neither the officers Of the ship
nor the marine guard were called out that
night. This is considered a strong point
against McCalla, as il shows he did not fear
a mutiny Men confined in straitiackets
were not afterward tried. This is also a
bad point for McCalla.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
nuIIders 81 small nnnt.

Messrs Banner & Mum, boat builders.
have their shops overrun with work
They are at present building one 22 feet
loom yawl one IA feet wood yawl for
the Percy Birdsall one Is and one i6
feet for light house service; one Ia feet
metallic life boat for Philadelphia
parties; two IA feet metallic boats for
Boston parties; six 10 feet metallic boats
for New York parties; one 1S feet
metallic and one 1S feet wood for Pusev
and Jones Company; one 10 feet
yawl for Pennsgrove parties; one 10 and
one ~ feet metallic boat for New York
parties, and are contracting for number
Of other boats.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
He Was q rrencherons ntnsnn.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 1.-The Railroad
Conductors association is smarting under
the wholesale discharge Of its members by
lines centering here. Nearly all the men
discharged We're Masons of the thirty
second degree, and il is claimed that thoir
discharge was brought about by fellow
Mason of the same degree who Travelled
over an the roads and succeeded ia getting
transportation by giving the Masonic sign
Of distress. He proved afterward 10 be "A
spotter and reported every man who showed
him favor The discharges followed.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
city Treasurer Roscoe Acquitted.

SYRACUSE, n. ", May 1.-The jury in the
case Of Benjamin w. Roscoe. who has been
on trial here for attempted bribery, has
agreed upon a verdict Of not guilty. Mr..
Roscoe Is city treasurer, and the charge
against him was that during his canvass
Tor Office a year ago he made an offer of
sS'OOO TO an alderman for his vote in the
common council. The council was Repub-
lican by a majority Of one - Roscoe,
though Democrat was electedM
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
indian Camp naraar.

An Indian Camp Bazaar was held in
Brandywine Chapel last night. The ad-
mission fee was one foot of wampum. or
ten cents. Everything was Indian. and the
American names Of the squaws and bucks
are as follows; Miss Nellie Townsend,
Mrs. Forsyth, Mrs. Gegan. Misses Lille
Alexander Ella Abel, Matte McKeowan
Emma Stetser, BERTHE Wallace, Sadie
Faldon, Anna Dorsey and Annie Bull
lock. Messrs. George Berkeley, big chief
s. H. Saring. P. s. Wilgus, William
Clark, Ellwood Layfeld and Charles
Richards. The camp will be held again
to-nfpht
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
Injured by 4 FaIl.

Yesterday afternoon as William A.
Runner warper at Barlow & Thatcher's
mill was helping to load wagon with
cotton warp, he missed his footing
and fell out of the door to the
ground, a distance of about twenty
feet striking his back on the
rough ground. DR.. John Palmer was
summoned, who brought him to his home
No. 1909 Lincoln street. He suffered
intense pain, after being brought home,
but rested quietly last night His con-
dition is greatly improved this morning,
and the doctor thinks nothing serious
will hannen
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
PresldentIal Nomlnntlons.

WAsHINGroN May 1.-The president has
sent TO the senate the following nomina-
tions; w Il. Petit, Of Idaho. 70 be sur
yeyor general Of Idaho; S. A. Swigell, Of
Montana, 70 be register Of the land Office
at Helena, Mon Receivers of public
moneys; g, 9. Reed, Akron, Colo. N. II.
Meldrum, Sterling, Colo. s v. Newell.
Central City; g. M. Bouriken, Helena.
Mon. Indian agents: W. r. Lesser, of
Iowa. at the Sac and Fox agency in Iowa;
J. p Helms, Of Nebraska, at the Santee
agency in Nebraska.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
Cash Orders.
Trouble At the sawar.

A number of negroes left their work at
the intercepting sewer yesterday after
noon, but most of them returned. The
trouble was caused by negro, on whose
order the foreman had placed due bill
for 81. The negro, instead Of going to
the paymsster, went to the other work
men and told them that he was receiving
only 81 day, and that they would only
get the same amount. The men then
quit work until Mr. JRcoby told them
that they would receive the full amount
promised.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
EIentinn OF nninars-

The 7, A. B. Society of st. Mary's r.
Q. Church held its annual meeting and
election of officers Tuesday evening. The
following officers were elected Presi-
dent, John Stannard; vice president.
Bernard Hughes; financial secretary,
James Brannon; recording secretary.
William Keyill marshal, John Dough
erty; sergeant alarms, William Monroe ;
stewards, James Ford, Michael McveP
Michael Cullen.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
nenay for Tronhln n mann

BERLIN, May 1.-The government is tax
ing great precautions to suppress any dis
orders The troops are being put through
acourse of exercises in the tactics for the
suppression Of rioting The detachments
around Potsdam have been supplied with
bali cartridges. Railway trains are held
in readiness to instantly convey reinforce
ments Of troops to any point where disturb
ances break out.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
Paymaster NIoore.s A.

NEW HAVEN, May 1.-William Moore,
paymaster for the Farrell Foundry com
pany at Ansonia, has been arrested and
held in 5000 bail on charge Of embez-
zling large amount from the company
by manipulating the pay rolls He has.
been living expensively and indulging q
taste for fast horses.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
~ Dar.

AS to day is May Day the picnickers
are out in force. Brandywine Park is
crowded with parties who have come to
spend the day. Queens of May are there
in profusion, with tinsel crowns and
white dresses. Some of the parties have
older persons with them, who will super
intend the pleasures of the day and keep
the little ones out of danger.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
Dc. Quinn ReeeIres a. Contrnct.

At meeting of the Police Committee
last evening bids for furnishing the
police clothing were opened. They were
as follows: George w. Quinn, $19. so /;
] 7. Mullin & Son, $1945; SIC. so and
Sl9.75. Mr. Quinn was awarded the
contract. The bids for furnishing hats,
which were overlooked last week, will be
asked for during the coming week.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
Caprice soolah,.

Last evening the Caprice Social gave a
very enjoyable dance at Eden Han
There were about hfty couples present
The committee in charge Comprised
Messrs. E. P. Robinson, Enoch Moore
Jr., George L. DEMO and Irving Ne
Whorter.
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
Friendshlp company's Reoeption.

The Friendship Steam Fire Engine
Company, No. /, held its annual recep.
tion in the institute Hall last evening.
The grand march was started at 10
o'clock. led BY William M. Ward and
Miss Jennie McGonigal, followed by
about sixty couples. Excellent mucis
was furnished by Albert's orchestra, and
dancing was continued until an early
hour this morning. Refreshments were
served ia the room adjoining the audi
Aor.fsYvn
Evening journal., 1890-05-01
TRUSTEES OF Tns PooR.
Other Business Transa ceed At Its After
noon session.

Other business Transa cted At Its After
noon session.
At the afternoon session of the Trus.
tees of the Poor, yesterday, the following
relief for the quarter was reported
Brandywine hundred, $76.35; Christiana,
S22. 13; New Castle, $342 90; Min Creek,
S73. 20: White Clay Creek, $3.50 25; Red
Lion, $1,000; St. George, $23l. 67; Pen
cader, $3.50 "a; Appoquinimink, $l37 70
Blaekbird, $14452.
The special committee appointed at
the last meeting TO wait on the Levy
Court and ask for an appropriation OF
$33, 600, reported having asked the court
for S25, 600, on the declaration of some
of the members of the court that the
latter sum would be considered much
more favorably than that decided upon
by the trustees. AS this sum was deemed
inadequate to meet the demands of the
board, general discussion of its finances
ensued. The interest on the state
bonds, now held by Treasurer Haman,
was spoken of as, if added to the pro
posed appropriation from the Levy
Court, would be sufficient to meet all
expenses of the institution AS the act
passed by the legislature regarding the
bonds did not make provision for the use
of the interest on same by the trustees,
the matter was referred to Attorney
Rynam. with the request that he report
at the next monthly meeting.
The balance on last years appropria
tion in the treasurer's hands at the last
meeting was $13, 600. The expenses oi
last quarter reduced It to less than
$4,000 Mr. Rowland moved to return
this amount to the court, and this motion
prevailed, on the grounds that the Levy
Court, being responsible for the expenses
incurred by the trustees, was entitled tc
all balances after the expenses had been
paid. The following is the report Of the
treasurer for the quarter:
Cash on hand at end OF last year IS 772 8.
Received from county treasurer...... 1000 OF