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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
TRAILING BANK ROBBERS.
nrsvui,N OF ronTioN OF THE
snnniFrs POSSE.


Ardmore, |. r.. juno To. w.
Roberts and Tom Mclain. two OF tho
posse who lett mere last "wednesday
In pursuit of the l,ongvicw robbers re-
turned late last Night with their horses
completely ridder down, A reporter
called on Mr. Rarnta today TO whom
he gave Che following account OF their
trip; ,'our posse consisting OF Deputy
un,.sd States Marshal q. NJ. Stewart.
". u. little, Mr.. spradley, sheriff Of
NacogdoVhes county. Texna. &, w.
Pcgucs, Tom McLain. two deputies
from Longview and myself left here
last "Wednesday at two O'clock. We
rode to MN Creek that night and next
day to stonewail. On the way TO
s,onewal l was sent to a noted rrn-
devious FOR horse thieves. ON Little Blue
Creek, l rode mp to the house and
raw thee horses hitchcd TO the funce.
one VAS bay. one a brown and one
paint color The Indian was out In
the yard behind tree and a negro
and white man near the house. l pre-
tcnded l was lost. and inquired tho
road turned and rode back expects
ing TO lind the others where | had lett
them. but they had ridden on 10 Byrd's
store and were at dinner when l
caught thcm. The rest OF tho posse
did not think It would do any good to
return to the house, where | saw the
holsos, thinking they belonged to tho
thee men l saw, hut this proved un-
fortunate for US, as that night whilo
W. kxet,, ,atInsr amman al Tnndx
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

MIXED" $4,000. AZ sai-2. bought OPP
tion on Baltimore and Ohio railroad
and telegraph system and arranged to
sell telegraph TO Western Union for
ss.ooo,oco. Al %. asaIgned. liabilities,
sso,ooc,oooi assets, ssi.ooo,Ooo," AT "a.
arrested and imprisoned, having stolen
and Incorporated ss.oo0.OOc. Al 25.
tried. At 20 ~. free. At q. conducted
deal" with Brooklyn dry goods
house. AZ IS, married an opera singer.
Al so, died,
Eight was this wonderful business
mans fateful number. lie began at
IL 10 break the eighth commandment.
was taken to task fer 1t in 1855. after
the eighth Of his leading deals" and
finished the eighth year OF his career
at 5 by the clock ON the eve OF tho
18th OF April.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Only eight years have passed since
Ives subjugnted Wall street; only q
few days have elapsed since he died a
man OF thirty yearb Yet II Is dlnicuit
10 believe In his accomplishments. dim
cult TO believe he ever lived. He is all
but incredible. even 20 those who knew
him. or all the remarkable persons
who have been dubbed ''rhe Napoleon
Of This" or 1.-THE Napoleon Of That"
he was the one who could perhaps
best bear the comparison which the
title implied This was his career an
summarized BY the Providence Journal.
Al - he left hia fathers farm 10 enter
the employ OF Harper q Brothers as
once boy. salary 81 week. ~ ~.
clerk In an advertising agency. salary
SO week. At ~. clerk IN brokers'
Office. Wall street. salary. $40 n week;
adds 10 income BY small Organizations,
A. II. stock and bond broSer.' capital.
$4,000. with an assistant 10 whom he
paid SIS week At Il Ia ives.
Noeker q CO... capital. $4,000. ~
q ~, "Ives & stayner.9 members OF
stock exchange. AZ 20 principal own
CT and vice-preaident Of Mineral Range
ra.lroad: had "fnhde" $50, zst AZ 2z1-i
Henry S. Ives & CO. bankerr." con-
troliers Of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton railroad. out OF which be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
THE GRAND OLD coMnoyEn.
Judge Reasnn spends the Day In
Dallas.

'pecidi dispatch.
Dallas. Tex, June l-Judge John IT
Reagan, who has been ever since sat-
urday the guest OF Cant w. II cas.
ton, came down town todav ana ba,a
levee with his friends nj tho v,na-
sor hotel this mornine. and mi. even-
Ing at the National Exchange hank 10
was visited by all the prominent c,ti.
Gems of Dallas, who kent him busy
talking all dav Tha ,,a,ss 49,. T.. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
nAon nncnrlr cor 4 KIss.
How the Duchess OF Gordon Raised
II Regiment 100 Years Ago.

Near the close OF the last century
rumors OF French invasion alarmed
Great Britain and aroused military
ardor to such an extent as to lead
to fresh regiments being raised, In
one of series OF interesting sketches
by the Hon. Mrs. Armytage OF Brit
ish Mansions and the Mistresses Past
and Present" recently published In
Tinsley's Magazine. the raising by
the famous duchess OF Gordon OF the
battalion of Gordon Highlanders.
which has since held such distin-
guished place In British military an
nails, is thus described; 1.-THE duchess
OF Gordon is said to have had a wager
with the prince regent as TO which
of them would first raise n battalion,
and that the fair lady reserved &c
herself the power OF Offering
reward even greater than
the kings shilling. At all
events the duchess and Lord
Huntly started OF on their err
rand, and between them soon raised
the required number OF men. The
mother and son frequented every fair
in the countrywide. begging the fine
young Highlanders to come forward
in support OF king and country and
to enlist In her regiment. and, when
all other arguments had failed, rumor
said that kiss from the beautiful
duchess won the doubtful recruit She
soon announced TO headquarters the
formation OF regiment, and entered
into all the negotiations with the mill
itary authorities In most business
like manner. reporting that the whole
regiment were Highlanders save
thirty-hve. Lord Huntlv was given
the first commnnd Of this corps. then
and ever since known as the Ninety.
second or Gordon oIflghianders. and
wearing the tartan OF the clan"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

kecial Dispatch.
houston, Tex, June 4.-Hon. T. U.
|ubbock has written the following
her;
h. the Editor of the Post: Please
Ethdraw my announcement. Owing to
L lateness of the same and the pc
[hr methods that have prevailed, it
plainly obvious that cannot carry
4 county. 1t is a noticeable fact
h In one precinct, one year and
leu months ago. there were cast 1914
|ses for Cleveland, and at the late
binary meeting 1t cast 1913 votes,
Bic quite a number could not gain
Imitiance. 10 friends in this and other
|untles / shall ever feel grateful.
Il. u. LUBBOCK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
oouIDs TAXED ON TEN MILLroNs,
And the Rate This yenr May he
Three Cents Higher Than In Isoa.
Nn.r. Yrrlr NunrId

New York World.
The tax assessment books for 1894,
real and personal. We're closed last
night. The commissioners will not be
ready to give out the exact figures OF
the assessment until the books have
been written UP and a copy OF the
rolls made TO be sent to the aldermen
to fix the tax rate.
The assessment OF the jay Gould es-
tata'B personally was fixed at fl0.-
0oO. 600. the same as last year, though
the heirs-George, Edwin, Howard and
Helen GouId-have Med athdavits OF
non-residence. as they threatened to
do a year ago. The Goulds paid the
tax last year, sls2. 900, under protest.
and appealed 10 the courts. This year.
IL Is Understood. they offered TO com
promise on a personal assessment of
s.. 900 900. but this offer was rejected.
and the assessment stands as before.
George Gould now claims a residence
in Lakewood, N. j., where he lived all
last winter. and the other Goulds say
their home is In Tarrytown. They VIII
carry the case into court to oppose the
collection OF the tax.
II Is not expected that the total as
sessment OF the city this year will
show much increase over that Of last
year. An Increase Of about $50 900, 900
In the real estate values Is expected,
but may be more than counterhalanced
BY the decrease OF personal ASSESS
ments caused by the depression OF
business and other causes, Last year
the tax rate was i.s2: this year IL may
reach So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
BARrLErr BUDGET.
The Fight for Prohibition Warming
up-LocaI News.

Special Dispatch.
Bartlett, Williamson Co, Tex, June
"A prohibition election will be held
here on the 7ts OF June. including Hol-
land. Bartlett and Granger. There is
a good deal OF dissatisfaction against II
on the Bell county side on account OF
the line having been run so as to take
in pro votes and leave out ants. on
the west side country has been taken
in which gives about 20 majority for
prohibition and on the east side a
scope OF country has been cut OF
which gives about 80 anti majority,
and all OF this in one Justice precinct
The pros claim that this was the only
way they could do to carry the pre-
cinct.
The ground has been broken here for
new depot, the one having burned
here on the 9Th OF March. 1t win bs
twice the size OF the old one. and will
be an ornament to Bartlett when I'm
ished,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

SpeCldl IlHpatNH-
Hillsboro, Tex. June 4.-The man
dates arrived today in the cases of Ike
Robinson. colored. charged with bur
glary, and Jim Luelien. who is charged
with assault with intent to rape The
grounds on which the cases were re-
versed are already known to the read
ers of The Gazette. Luellen gave bond
this afternoon in the sum OF $500.
Very extensive preparations are be-
ing made by the colored population
10 attend the 18th OF June celebration
at Tyler. They have chartered train
and three coaches viii leave Hillsboro
and others VIII be added as needed.
They expect TO III the three coaches
from here to overlooking, as the rate
from here, round trip, has been fiked
nj %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Special Dispatch.
Jefferson. rex. June i.--Mra, Badgett.
the oldest elbter Of Hon. D, Il. culber-
son. received u fall dislocatlng her
shoulder. II was thought TO be serious
Tor awhile. but she 80 resting easy now.
shc is the Oldest OF nino children, two
boys and seven girls, ihc youugcst be-
Ing over 30. ~ IS strange coincidence
that n death never occurred In the
family until about two months ago.
ono OF the sisters. Mrs. webb OF
Lonehapoka, Ala dying from injuries
received from fall similar to the one
related above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

aeclal Dispatch.
Isilyerton, Briscoe county, Tex June
The Democratic convention met
b.. Delegates to the state conven-
1pn we're left uninstructed for gov
tnor comptroller. land commissioner
b attorney general; were instructed
vote for W. b, Workman for treas
ter. ]. NJ. Carlisle for superintendent
tbllc instruction. w. ID. Fisher of
,yerton was unanimously Endorsed
u state representative. ]. V. Cock
! y was unanimously Endorsed for
|ngress.
Harmony and good feeling reigned
ID the convention developed the fact
|at Democracy is strong, surprising
te Populists doubtless by a good
niorlty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

feeial Dlspatch.
llsear, Bell Co. Tex, June 4.--Last
PIT at the school-house in Heiden-
inner, three miles from here. Win
futhett Of Holland was introduced to
large audience. Mr.. Douthett took
the regular Populist course in
|'ech-making and for two hours and
nv minutes he poured his eloquence
The audience most freely. He hand
The money question dhe Populists'
mpaign issue) with the strength OF a
Ercules and attacked both old parties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
LnnInm at CIeburnc.

1rleburne, Johnson Co. Tex. June A.
fn- $. w. 7. Lanham arrived here
ANNOUNCED last night and spoke at
Il courthouse today to a large audi
I &C. This being stray sale day, Mr..
lnham had a good crowd. notwlth-
'andlng the fact that 1t was not
town until today that he would
PAX While johnson county will
|rdly instruct for governor still Mr..
3nham NAVE a good many friends
tring his short stay here. He left to-
Pit Tor Alvarado.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Special Dispatch
Athens. Henderson county, Tex
Ipne s.-saturday night about III a.
M John L. sullivan was killed on the
raI,road By through freight train GO
ing north. some 200 yards south from
ira depot II seems he was goins
home very drunk. The train was com
,,r I'M a heavy grade. where It always
hss TO go slow. That he had been
rnIed was not known until about .
a.r,ock a. m. the passenger train 60
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

iy Asaoclaien f'feas'
Little Rock. Ark. Inne 5.--Thc ffat
accident on the Little Rock, Hot
SPRING. and Texas railroad occurred
ten miles east Of Hot Springs today,
Contractor X. r. crenshaw Of Spring
neid Mo. ami subordinate named
Robert Mcconnell Of Jackson. Mias..
were Instantly killed W premature
explosion while engaged In blasting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Speclhl Dlfpnirh.
Mckinney. Tex. June "a farmer
by the name Of John cnllIan. living xix
miles east OF Mckinney went 10 sleep
last night with big a pistol under his
bend. From some cause the plstoi
dropped on the floor. causlng Il 10 80
on. the bah striking him In the chm
and going out az the Side Of his upper
jaw, cruHhing the jaw 70 pieces. His
recoyery Is considered doubiful.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Now YORK IINehlhH BUN
An anonymous stntistician presents
figures to show that II man 90 years
old has worked 5000 days. has slept
G0OO has amused himself 1000. has
walked 1900 miles, has been III 900
days. hnh pnrtaken Of $4,000 meals. cat
en- 10000 pounds OF moat md 1000
pounds OF fish, eggs and vegetables.
and drunk 1AQ0 gallons OF iluid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
The clrl who CLOSE. ner Ewes.

New York Advertiser.
The Girl who closes her eyes nj odd
times az wcll as when she goes to bed
is a girl who is worth onltivatlns and
who can give any other girl valuable
points. She never loses her soif- DO.
session, does the glrl who In blind al
appropriate times. for. rather than be
snneAeu or embarrassed, she IL obtusc
She can stare az you calmly when YOU
tell her some littla tid-hlt OF gossip
about her most Intimate friend. Tor she
can shut her ears as well az her eyes
When some ono tells risque story and
the girl who closes her eyes IL nrouui
no one but tho story teller n apt to ba
dleconcertcd. so perfect Is her manage
nent and 20 sympathetic IL her method.
She IN u woman who saves situations"
she Is charming summer oompan-
Ion. anu whom you turn up ON her faith
cr'a yacht In last ysar'w white fan
nels nnd with Nour face white. except
for sun-hurned nose. she doesn't re-
mark II MS any other girl would. hut
II isn't because abe does not see IL,
When YOU dance with her and tear
the ruille on her gown she may be an
Kry, but aho pins up the rutlie or lots
You do 1t and never says another word
about 1t unless to remark. IN Joke.
that Il looks pretty rs In tho latest
style" or something like that,
The giri who closes her eyes always
seems 10 have thcm closed when shu
secs you and her young friend with the
pretty mouth sitting aft In the moon
light reciting poetry She cluans her
eyes 90 the fact TINT you disappeared
tho second day the yacht was out and
didn't turn up until you had lost MI
your sunhurn, she closes her ears to
faHalt al az
thing which will ombaiThas or hurt
anyone. She IN an ANGEL OF charity and
womanlincss--ia the girl who closes her
cycH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

! = "FSFuEVH,
,s'e'hwaite, Mills Co.. Tex. June A.
!. democracy OF Mills county today
! 80 delegates TO the state. county
] district conventions without in
\. ss',ons' but favorinF Chiffon for the
~ states senate and j. l.. Lewis
'he state senate from this district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

eN'A DlSphlcn.
|Waxahachie, Ellis Co. Tex, June A.
Ph' W, Poindexter. candidate for con-
|sss' spoke to large crowd here to-
y In the courthouse, He speaks at
Fy tomorrow and will be in the coun-
an the week. During his speech he
|as considerably questioned by the
Ppulists on his financial views.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

ing south first finding him. Both legs
We're cut on above the ankles. right
arm crushed. and the top OF his head
split open. scattering his bruins over
the track.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

BY ASSOCIATED ffte1.
Little Rock. Ark. June "a special
from Conway. Ark. says that Joe Luke.
drunken character. while suffering
from dellrium tremens yesterday, at
tackled P. r. Loctscher. a prominent
German farmer. with hoe. INJECTING
wounds which resulted IN death this
morning. Luke escaped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

;. W. nlount. congress: virgins.
comptroller al'd inboden. district at
torney. In the San Augustine Town
primary there were but two Reagan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

Special Dispatch.
Beford. Tex. June 4,--Thc Bedford
college was burned Saturday night b.
tween n and ~ o'clock, II was doubt
less the work Of mn lncendlary. Ions
iB estimated 10 DO about $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

ET7E=T-TII A7I7V7TFGITs
San Antonio. Tex. June "A. ~.
Katzbull OF Aouiion was placed under
$40 bond today to answer 10 tho fed
erai grand Jury for uniawfuily open
ms letter belonging 10 II. Kemp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

AN'M lNIh Gum
Mr. Oliver lsslln and Miss Hone
Goddard. who. as all the world has
learned by this time, Will be married
some day. must read tho papers with
considerable amusement now-a-dayu.
both OF these people have been clevat-
cd into celebrities within fortnight
and they are written about with do
gree OF reoldessnoss that would be
startling II II were not ~ common
MIR. lrclln has been described within
three days AS IN small, dappcr Yachts.
man" nnd - Hkillful young athlete"
ami also na "a man OF Hwarthy aud
poetic temperament" "awerthy
temperament" would appear TO be u
rather Interesting thing to have. even
IN the Iaeln family, where they nave
everything that ia going now,a-dnya
MIR. Iseiu Is u wldower, with children
OF his own. and he Ia as much of u
horesman 0a he Is n yaohtNman' lie
IN thin, nearly nix feet high, has "
slight stoop In his shoulders, ana
heavily lined face with reddish brown
moustnohc, which N long. thick. and
only attractive when Il has been care
fully treated by barber lie has an
nmlnble manner, IL interested In rpolta
and. n appearances 10 for anything,
no can zee his fortlcth year without
looking far into the future or into the
past. Miss Hope Goddard is Inclined
10 be- atoolsy, and ~ u thoroughly ma
turo. robust und healthy looking young
woman
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

''erson Carries the County by a
Coed Majority.
Pecial Dispatch.
paris, Tex. June 4.-Tun returns
|pn the precinct primaries held on
'urday for governor give culberson
Reagan 50. Necessary to instruct,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value TO health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Iu excellence Is due to It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 70 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
atiyc; ehectuslly cleansing she system,
dlspclling colds, headaches and fcyerz
and permanently curing constipation.
II has giyen satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of tho mediosi
profession, because IL acts on tho Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
enIng them and Il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Pigs IL for sale by all drug,
risss In Soc and VI BOTTLES, bat II Ia maz-
uiactured BY the California Fig EyfuP
Co. only, whose name Il printed a every
pEr..sae, also the name, Syrup of EiNA
and being vol inforned, you will Do1
lccep. any substitute II caereds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-05

|s s Dispatch.
AnE7istine, San Augustine Co.
l,',. sene t.-Thls county's primaries
'ea for Lanham for governor;
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21
DyGGAN CHANGED The LOCK.
He Has Clinohod His Hold on Dunmore'l
Borough Building.


Burgess T. j. Duggan still holds pos
session OF Dunmor-'s town hall and
Yesterday he clinched his hold on it by
placing spring lock on the Jail door
which also locks the council chamber,
being the only means of ingress to the
building. The keys to the new lock he
has retained himself, practically taking
complete possession personally Of the
building, as no one, not even the town
police have got kew.
What they will do in case prisoner
is arrested. is worrying them at pres
ent
This struggle, it is feared. will result
in tho neglect Of borough business, and
if it does it is probable the citizens will
petition theCourt to interfere and COM
pei settlement.
All last year the council did not do
any business on account Of the attorney
deadlock, and it is feared that the on =
suing year will witness repetition OF
this neglect II is said that several of
the councilmen will resign rather than
no embroiled In such trouble ns con-
fronted them last year.
Mr.. Savage Is more sanguine Of vic -
tory than ever and informed his
friends yesterday that he was moro
than ever confident Of his ability to
live mp to the law. His widespread
popularity is evidenced by ths fact
that his own political enemies clamor
| for his retention.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21
PUSHING FORWARD NOBLE WORK.
Encouraging Reports at Quarterly
Meeting Of the Young Women's
Christian Association Last Night.

The quarterly meeting of the Young
Women's Christian association wae
held last evening and the various re-.
ports given show that institution to bp
in truly prosperous condition. Mrs
Ripple presided at the meeting.
Mrs. Everhart, chairman Of the mem.
bership committee, reported an increase
in the number oe members, aud Miss
Scott spoke of the entertainments held
during the last three months.
Miss Hawley. Of the lunch depart.
ment, gave an encouraging report.
Nearly 1000 girls visited the place dur
ing the quarter and the income derived
had been sufficiently large to cover
the expense.
The report Of Miss Tcmpkinson.
secretary Of the South Side branch, WAS
also of most flttering nature. The
organization ID constantly enlarging its
work and is now an acknowledged sue
cess.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Gates reported for the
Bible CLASSES, of which there are five
conducted under the auspices of the
hnsOClAtlOu' luo IuCiuuolbulp VI lHF
classes is forty-two. Tie committee
having this department in charge ar
ranged for q Sunday afternoon meet
ing ana for special meetings during
the week. Ten conversions were re-
ported.
The general secretary Miss Macurdy,
gave y detailed report of thS work in
the Office that WAS very satisfactory
She also called special attention to a
new feature of work that is proving
very successful. A department for
girls between the ags OF 10 aud 1G has
been organized atths central rooms and
already has membership o. forty.
On Mondays the class meets for sOci al
purposes, on Wednesdays for sewing;
on Saturdays prayer meeting is held.
Mrs. Sherdlow, the physical director,
reported favoraDly on the gymnas tic
work in which much interest is now
being manifested.
At the conclusion of the report Mrs.
Ripple thanked the various officers and
committees for thrir excellent work,
after which the meeting adjourned.