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The Irish standard., 1892-10-01
NEWS FROM OVER THE SEA
ANTRIM.

On August 29th, while the train con-
tanning the Sexton Flute Band excursion
was returning from Ardglass, stones
were thrown at the carriages as they en-
tered Belfast, causing considerable dam
age to the carriages, and some painful
injuries to the occupants. The windows
of four carriages. were smashed, and a
young lady named Miss Fleming sus-
tanned severe wound on the eye. A
man named McCready was also hurt
Four arrests have been made in connec-
ton with the affair.
CARLOW.
At the Carlow Petty Sessions, on ALL
gust Goth, before the Right Hon. Heory
Bruen CHAIR, Messrs. J. F. Lecky, w.
Brown Clayton, J. W. Thomas. DR..
OMeara and ". Fitzpatrick, William
M. Crotty was returned. for trial at the
coming Quarter Sessions, charged with
having, while employed as an assistant
in the Post Office, at Carlow, On or about
the 10Th of August, 1892, stolen a postal
packet containing briar pipe and case,
and with having, on or about the 23rd
of August, 1892, stolen a certain other
postal packet containing money viz, ono
4s. piece, one half-crown, one florin, one
shilling, one sixpencs, one three-penny
piece, the property of the Postmaster
General, and also with having, between
the month of March and the 23rd of Au-
gust, 1892, stolen certain other letters,
the property of the Postmaster General.
A case which attracted much interest
owing to the position Of one Of the per
sons concerned, was heard recently by
the magistrates sitting at petty sessions
at Kilrush. The local Town Sergeant,
Mr.. Michael Morrissy, charged Coroner
William Sexton, M. D., with having as
saulted him on the evening Of the l7th
ult., aud there was counter charge pre-
ferred by the Doctor against Morrissy.
Mr.. Cecil Minchen, solicitor, appeared
for Morr,ssy, and DR.. Sexton was repre-
sented by Mr.. J, n. Moran, solicitor,
limerick. A number Of witnesses were
examined. including Sergeant Moore,
who swore the assault complained of Was
accidental. The Bench dismissed the
case against DR.. Sexton, which announce
ment was received with applause in
court The cross summons was not pro-
ceeded with.
\ ..s. CORK.
At the recent Intermediate Examina
tiions Master Joseph Harrington, son D /: OF
MI. Michael Harrington, Teacher u Of
akibbereen National School, carried q of
INV "a, enl5ly,iable distinction of an exhibition.
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Driven to IT..

~ Twitter hats this / hear u bout u q
your falling in love with q girl att youa1s
boarding house?
. Jack Birdsa1l had to do sonnet hing
end heard that love took away one & sSE VI
appe New Y OH Herald.
The Irish standard., 1892-10-01

Board of Guardians = resolu from q
the Liismore Union on the. e.evicted tenant
question was read. The resolution was
regarded as q yelled attack on Messrs.
Dillon and O'Brien, and was ignored by
the Board. It was 8 very large board
meeting, over twenty guardians beiug IN
attendance. At Longford Union the
resolution was rejected and an amend
ment carried.
WEXFORD.
On August Both, Patrick Whelan, Bal
lybrennan, was brought before DR.. Cook
man and Mr.. n. N. Goodman, at his
(Whelan's) own residence, with view to
act on an information which had been
made by his wife, and c mmit him to
the District Lunatic Asylum. It ap-
pears that recently he had threatened to
take away his wife's life and displayed
alteration of mind by other antics, such
as going about in a nude state. To
these facts his wife deposed, and DR..
Heating gave evidence to the effect that
he was suffering from dangerous mania.
An order was signed for his committal.
The Irish standard., 1892-10-01

On August goth, there died in the hos
pital of the Tipperary Workhouse Tip
perary evicted tenant, Mr.. James Carew,
draper, of Main street. Mr.. Carew car
ried on the drapery trade in the town OF
Tipperary for 46 years till the inception
of the Tipperary campaign, when he
went out of his house, the sheriff refus-
ing to evict in consequence Of his wife,
who was paralytic. After eviction Mr..
Carew set up in business in New Upper
ary, but like all others who went to live
there, he did not trade, and was obliged
to sell out his little stock for the sup
port OF his sick wife and himself. The
money spent, and no relief coming in on
any quarter, the aged couple were forced
to seek shelter in the workhouee, in
which they we're for upwards of twelve
months inmates. No notice was taken
by anyone Of their position, and no step
taken to redeem the solemn promise
made to them before eviction. Deceased
was man of unblemished character.
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KILKENNY.

A shocking case Of accidental shooting
occurred, on August 3lst, at place
called Cnrraghmore, mountain district
OF the county Kilkenny, about seven
miles from New Ross A farmer named
Richard Eagan went out to scare crows
from some of his corn fields, and when
coming in laid his gun, a double-bar-
relied one, at the foot Of the stairs, while
he went over to the fire to dry his feet.
One of his young children went to med
die with the gun, one barrel Of which
was discharged, and the shot passing up
through the ceiling, struck the farmers
daughter, Margaret Eagan, in the face.
as she was getting out OF bed. Her left
eye was destroyed and her face COM
pletely cut up, SO that if she recovers she
will be dis6gured for life. The father
had the pirl taken to the New Ross In
firmary, where she lies in q dangerous
condition.
LIMERICK.
The limerick steamship Brandon,
which recently went ashore Oft the Ar
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On August 26th, the Sheriff Of the
county Of Kerry, through the baillffs and
force Of police, carried out two evic-
tions on the Lansdowne estate in the
glens about five or six miles from Ken
mare. The victims of those eyictions are
Florence Mahoney, wife and eight chill
dren at Kilclana, and Denis Shea, wife
and four children at Inchamore.
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DUBLIN.

Lord Crewe, who is the wealthy uncle
of Lord Houghton, the new Irish Viceroy,
allows him 910,0O0 year while he is in
Ireland. This gives Lord Houghton q
yearly income for expenditure of about
100000. It is no wonder, with such q
sum at the Viceroy's command, that
Dublin expects the most brilliant Vice
regal Court in generation.
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WATERFORD.

WAIEREUFD. #
The prospectus of the Waterford and
Tramore Race Course Company has been
issued. The share capital is $500 in e5
shares. The directors are: Lord Castle
town, 3. Smithwick, j. r, Kilkenny;
w. E.West, Wexford; and Martin J.
Murphy, Tramore.
WE3TMEATH.
At the last meeting Of the Athlone
The Irish standard., 1892-10-01

Al the recent Intermediate Examina
stiione Master Joseph Harrington, son OF
Ne. Michael Harrington, Teacher Of
akibbereen National School, carried of
NV a.t,yiiable diatino notion 81 an exhibition.
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SLIGO.

Sligo College scored finely in the In.
termediate examinations. 1t shows the
notable record of two exhibitions, three
prizes and 28 honor passes. These dis
tinctions speak eloquently of the system
Of teaching adopted in the college, as
well as the mental caliber OF the young
gentlemen who WOO Minerva in it's clas-
L..
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Deeds Recorded in tho Auditors Once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In tho Auditors Once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I. 1897.
are &1i. 3ss.072ol There were fled for record
yesterday 70 deeds, the considerations aggregat-
ing $I2,5S3. an average of s626 6A Following
ia the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper h
Co, abstractors OF title, ll6 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second:
John stephen to J. w. Stephen, lot IS, block
"a, Gilman PIX, $3.50
Robert sehoenle TO Bertha Sandal. lots In Kid
Niels Anderson to j. C. Fraudsen, VIZ lot II,
block 3, Sorenson's add $780,
i. NJ. AlIbrghton to K. w. Houghton, right
of-way over land at Brighton Beach, 81.
Henry Lapworth to 5. Rosenberg ct al, lots II,
IA, block 10, g. Kinnear's, 81.
Lake View Gem. Assn. to q. W. Glove. csms-
terry lot, fl75.
d. II. Ropstad to II. Anderson. n lot 49, block
W. j. slyheid to N. E. Morgan. part lot 10.
block so, Edes & knights add, $50.
N. +. Morgan to ". J. Slyfeld, part lots 9, 10,
block 80, Edes & Knights add, $500:
James Montgomery to William Montgomery.
&c Sc %, 20, g. $3.50.
J. Q bennington to E. H. Dunn. lots I. -,
F. J; Ross 70 AdOlph Ernst. block s. Clover
c; !. n Mitchell .,a to Duwamish Baptist church.
Tacoma Land co. to Frank siefert, lot Q, sec /,
j. Ii. Foster to George A. White, lots 4, 8, 6.
block 80, Yeslers I'd supl, 81.
First Baptist church to Annie NJ. Holgato ek
lot IL, II, block 81 ID. I. Dennys lst, vi.
First Baptist church to J. 81. Walker, VIZ lots
IL, II, block 81, ID. I. Denny's 1st, 81.
NJ. Van De Vanter To school district LOG, tract
in sec IA, q, 2. $3.50.
b. I. Carr to Frank Beach. lot 5, block Is. Rem,
tons. $l,5o0
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Bah SILVER.
New YoEK, Sept. Bar silver, $40.
MERCHANDISE
Hops-Dun and steady.
Cofee-Options closed steady, 5tl5 points
up sales were "a, 700 bags, including septem-
Der. l3s5lGI39o; October. sl3615la70; No
vember, sI5-5a SpoE Rio-FiEinsr, better de-
mand: No. :, l5c
sugar-Rsw-Firmer; fair demand. Sales OF
Muscovado, 80 test, &c. Rehned-Flrm; Inoder.
ate demand
wool-Firm: good demand.
Copper--Weak; lake, fil25t1iL%.
Lead-steady. domestic, "a iol3i i2,S
Tin-steady: straits, sA3NSN.40
CHICAGO BOARD OF Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9--w heat-The market ruled
steady To arm. The market opened at about
Yesterdays closing prices 70 . shade above
them, advanced point. declined Lc. advanced
with slight fluctuations &c. and closed with .
gain Of re. Receipts were 3O5. 90 bushels;
shipments. 1875 ,o0o bushels.
wheal-S,eady: cash, 13t1e: May see.
Cora-Iower; cash. 47c; Asy. 5Dssc.
oais-Easyi cash, S5Jsc; May, s7tS5sne.
Rye-5632c.
Barley-o5c-
TimoIhy-ti.&
Fisx-sL0ei2
Whisky-sl IL.
Pork-steady: eash. 5000; January, sl2 1874.
Lard-steady; cssh. S4-51: January, $s-osls-
shouIdeTs-t6 9E5zD0.
Short elear-{st5s.05.
Short ribs-tz7oG7. "a
CHICAGO LIVE srocK
CHICAGO, Sept a--Cattle-Reeeinss. 1900:
best, stsong; comIaon, ouli, bsss asIves, NV
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW TURK STUth EAtHANGE
NEW YORK, Sept 9-The stock market was
again principally professional. Reading led the
coaers in activity and strength. Industrials
gained about per cent early, but lost later.
Evansville & Terre Hauts went from lad TO ISL:
Minneapolis & st. Louis preferred also scoring
gains. The close was quiet and firm. generally
with slight changes for the day. New England
and Western Union were weak.
Government bonds-Dull and firm.
Petroleum-October, closed, $40.
FINANCIAL
Money on call--Firmer: closed, offered, Sc;
prime mercantile paper. ii.0n5c. Sterling ex.
chsuge-Quet and steady; $ioGl4 for sixiy-day
bills: 81. soi& for demand.
BONDS.
U. g n freg) .... ia ~. 3. %. treg. 200
u. < IS Coupon. lE5l2lPacific ss..........'lo7
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THE ARLINGTON.
Whatcom News.

wBArcoN, Sept e.-ispecial.l-A verdict OF
guilty WAS today brought in the case oil the
state of Washington against A. Weise, men,
Der OF the German Verein, wherein the defend
ant was charged with selling beer without
license at picnic. There has been considerable
feeling over the case.
The local health officer Is daily expecting
orders to institute strict quarantine against
Canada He has already been notified that the
matter Is under confederation by the state
board of health.
train of twenty cars OF coal Was brought in
from the Blue Canyon mine over the Beiiing-
ham Bay 81 Eastern road today. This train 10
twice the size of any heretofore run, aud was
brought down the grades without trouble
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.rnrrcE TO Observation-Disclosures

g m end DeForest streets grade
scaled proposals Will be received by the under
,,sd secretary 81 the board of public works OF the
s;sr ef seattle. up 10 noon OF Monday Septennher
ii A. D. 1897, for the grading and construction
~ sidewalks both sides Of BROADWAY and ale
rer1 streets the city of Seattle from Yesier
srenue 10 south line of Oak street in said CITY in
srrorisnee with the plans and Specifications now
~ fe IN this Office.
rseb bid IL 10 be accom- panied by a certified
~hscs payable 10 the order of the city com pt roller
Tar A sum not less than five 80 per cent OF tbe
amount bid. and no bid shall be considered unlsss
s,,-erppauied by such check.
me successful bidder will he required to enter
s.so a contract aud furnish satisfactory bondsmen
Ar the amounts required by tn city charter and
sfate laws within ten o. days afteF being notified
AZ the awssd, failing which said cheek and tho
amount thereof will be forfeited TO the CITY SAID
Improvement is TO BE- paid for by the mode OF
ssred into therefor shall provide that said improve
n,sut snail not be begun until the bonds to he
fexusd for the payment thereof shall have been
negotiated and uness such bonds be negotiated
- contract snail be void.
Noperson Is eligible as a bidder who has within
TWO years prior TO the letting of said contr act made
default Ill payment Of any just claim for any work
furnished pursuant 10 any saen contract as Is here
advertised, who, within said two years haS
assigned abandoned surrendered or failed 10 com
nIete any such contract
THE board OF public works reserves the right tn
re,ect any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope aBroa,t.
cav and De Forest streets Grade"
Please attach copy OF this advertisement to
bid
~ order Of the board OF public works
c. q. HEIFNER, Secretary.
First publication September l. 1892.
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ClTY TREAsURER'S NOTlCE-NoTICE IS
~ here by given that the assessment roll for the
smprov ement Of Aldne avenue. created by crdi-
nasce No. 2,lSS. entitled IAN ordinance TO pro-
vide for the improvement Of Aldine avenue, in the
city OF Seattle. under local improve ent district
No "a, from Johnson avenue to the north line OF
Roseiale add, by grading and constr ucting side
walk on each side thereof" has been certified to
me Tor collection, and that unless payment be
made OF such assessments within thirty DAYS from
and after the date Of the first publication OF this
notice, such assessments shall become delinquent
and shall bear interest at the rate ofl0 per cent
per annum until paid, and II not pa ID before such
assessment shall have become delinquent PEN
Ally OF per cent. shall be added and the sums de-
lnqnent shall be entered the annual tax roll for
TIE current year against each lot and parcel so de-
inouent. and, with interest. collected other
taxes and If not paid within the time fixed for the
payment u city taxes shall be collected "a such
taSes are collected. and each lot or parcel SO de-
hnqaent shall be sold for the amount OF such
assment, with interest aud costs. at the time and
10 ihs manner and by the same authority as lands
and lots sold for city taxes
ADoLPH KRUG. City Treasurer
1ss2
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION For TAX
~ deed
State Of Washington, County OF King. City Of

Notice Is hereby given to unkn own owner. be-
ing the person IN whose name the lands hareinaf
ter descr bed were assessed, and TO ali other per-
sons interested, that Charles Il. Ames, assignee
of ]. Veter has presented to the city comptroller
Of the city of seattle tax cert cate issued by the
treasurer of said city the 18th day of July, A.
ID. 1891, said land being the following, tO-wit:
Lot = in block so In Bgeiow's addition to the
city OF seattle. in King county state Of Washing
ton; that the amount for which said lands We're
sold IL Sl.37: that the same were sold by the city
treasurer of said city TO said j. Netter the 18th
day of july A. ID. 1891 Mt the annual sac for deiin
quent taxes of said city assessed for the year 1890
that the amount required 10 redeem such lands from
such sale, exclusive of the costs to accrue upon
this notice. ia the sum of 81 81 together with In
tcresL thereon at the rate OF 20 per cent. per
annum from date OF said sale to the time of re-
dempiion. thar the time when the redemption
period on such sale will expire will be sixty days
after the service of this notice.
In witness whereof. I. J. VI. Carson city comp
troier OF the city OF Seattle have hereunto set
hand and the official seal of said city this 18th day
OF August. A. II. 1892. j. VI. CARSON.
fsEAI.l City COMPTROLLER.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ deed.
state OF Washington, county OF King. city Of SEAT

Notice Is hereby given 20 unknown owner being
the person IN whose name the lands hereinafter
described were assessed and 10 al other persons in
foEesEsd thAt teieF Hay has presented TO the city
comptroller ~ The city Of -ezu tax certificate
ssnef by the treasurer Of saii city the 18th iay
of Jolly, A. u. lSsl. said land being the fol- owing
t6-Wlt:
i4ot 10 IN block In Seattle Homestead addition
~ the city IT Seattle. fin kinS county. sisse Of
" AShastoE That the amount for which said lanGs
were sod l. 81 SIS that Tue sod % the
elfy treasurer ~ said city TO sad Peter Hay the
l>th dAy II July, 4. d 1891, ANIMAL sale FOR
delinquent taxes - said city assessed for the rear
1880. Thai the aEsl01ni required 10 redeem sgca
lands fgoCl such s2e, exclusive Of the costs
cTEse 1pon is5s notice - EhS o! 81 0S together
VIII iatsre~t 5ssers~sa at tas 81 70 per csat.
per a1sna FROM da'e Of saia sale 10 the time Of re-
ce0ptloa. IlAt tas tluas Nllra lie redemption
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HIfY TREASURER'S NoTICE-NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that the assessment roll for the
Improvement Of johnson avenue, created by or
dinsnce No. q l72. entitled can ordinance to pro-
vide for the Improvement Of johnson avenue in
the city of Seattle, under local improvement dis
trict No. Is. from west line OF Lakeside add to
Lincoln avenue. by grading and constructing q
sidewalk on each side thereof" has been certified
70 me for collection. and that unless payment be
made Of such assessments within thirty days
from and G1ier the date OF the first publication Of
this notice such assessments shall become delin-
auent and shall bear interest at the Of 10 per
cent per annum until paid, and IL not paid before
such asse ssment shall have become delinquent q
penalty OF 5 per cent shall be added and the
sums delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year a!nst each lot and
parcel 20 delinquent, and, with interest collected
as other taxes and II not paid within the time
hsed for the payment Of citv taxes shall bs col
iecied Is such taxes collected. and each lot or
parcel so delinquent sh all ba sold for the amount
Of such assessments. with interest and COSTS at
the time and In the manner and by the same au-
thority as lands and lots are sold for city taxes
ADoLPH KRUG. CITY Treasurer.
Date Of frs. publication. seattle. Wash, Sept 4,
lkQ2 y
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE TAX DEED
State Of Washington, County of KiiSg. City Of So


Notice is hereby given to unknowls owner. being
the person in whose name the lands hereinafter de-
scrbed were assessed, and to all Otf pr persons in
terested that H. $. Parkhurst has p,ssented to the
city ptro,ler of the city of seattt certi-
cate Is ued by the treasurer of said city on the
18th day of Jnly. A. y. 1891, said laEsd being the
following to-wit
Lot In block A3 In Laws I'd addition to the
city of Seattle. In King county, state OF Washing
ton: that the amount for which sai-5 lands were
sold is 81 l3 that the same were se3d by the city
treasurer of said city to said ii. = rarkhurst on
the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1891, at the annual
sale for delinquent taxes of said city assessed for
the year 1890: that tho amount requEfed to redeem
such lands from such sale, exclusive of the costs
to accrue upon this notice Is the suns OF 1888 to-
gether with interest thereon at the rate Of 20 per
cent per anuum from date of said SAGE to the time
OF redemption; that the time when ti:e redemption
period such sale will expire viii jae sixty days
after the service of this notice
In witness whereof, /. ]. N. Carson city comp
troiler of the city of Seattle have heE:unto my
hand and the official seal of said city 2Sd day
OF August. A. u. 1892. ]. NJ. CARSON.
lsEALl City Comptroller.
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CITY NOTICES.

N1TY TREASCRER'S NOTIcE.-NOTICE IS
" hereby given that the assessment roll for the
improve ment of Gould street, created by oYdi-
nance No. 2.l73 entitled IAN ordinance to pro-
vide fog the improvement of Gould street, in the
city OF Sea tie. under local Improvement district
No ~, from the west line OF Lakeside add to Lin
coin avenue by grading and constructive a
sidewalk on each side thereof" has been certified
20 me for collection and that unless payment be
made of such Assessments within thirty DAYS from
Aad after the date nj the frat publication OF this
Do.ice such assessments sh all become delinquent
and shall bear interest at the rate OF 10 per cent
per Annum until paid, and II not paid before such
assessment shall have become delinquent PEN
Ally o! per cent shall he added and the Sums de-
inqaent shall he entered on the annual tax roll for
the current year against each lot and parcel de-
-linqaent. and. with interest. collected a. osher
taxes and IL not paid within the time fixed fos the
payment Of city taxes. shall be collected rs such
tax collected and each lot parcel delin-
qusnt shall be sold for the amount Of such assess
ment with interest and costs, Mt the time and in
the manner and by the same authority as lands
and lots are sold for city taxes
ADOLPH kRUG, City Treasurer
Date Of FIST publication seattle. WASH. septem-
Der Z, 1892.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed.
state of Washington. county of King. city Of

Seattle 50.
Notice Is hereby given to unknown owner being
the person in whose name the lands hereinafter
described were assessed. and to all other persons
Interested, that Charles g. Ames has presented
the city mptroier of the city Of Seattle
tioate. issued by the of said city the
18Th day Of July, A. ID. 1891, said land being the
following, fOwit:
Lot in block Is in Comstock's supplemental
addition TO the city OF seattle in King county,
OF Washington. that the amount for which said
lands were sold is $4.S3: that the same
were sold by the city treasurer OF said city
to said Charles Is. Ames the 18th day
OF July, a. D. 1891, at the annual sale for
delinquent taxes of said city assessed for tho year
1890: that the amount required to redeem such
lands ffom such sale. exclusive Of the costs to
accrue upon this notice, is the Of IS. 80. to-
gether with interest thereon at the OF 20 per
cent per annum from date Of said sale to the time
Of redemption: that the time when the redemption
period on such sale will expire VIII be sixty days
after the service of this notice
In witness whereof 1. j. NJ. Carson, city COMP
troiler OF the city Of seattle have hereunto set my
hand and The official seal Of said city this 18th day
OF August. a. ID. 1892 j. NJ CARSON,
lsEAL City Comptroller.