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Will Get THEIR INCREASE.
et-Cleaning Employees Need
Not Wait Until January.
Commissioner Andrews Recedcs from
the Position First Taken.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Est!-
mate this morning, Commissioner An
drews. Of the Street Cleaning Depart
ment presented a report in favor OF
granting C. the drivers. hostlers and
sweepers the increase In wages. aver
aging $l20 u year for each man, as pro-
vided for by the act passed by the last
Legislature. There are about 20el
hostlers. sweepers and drivers. and 1t
will take sl64,936 = year to pay the extra
compensation. SGl,000 for $50 drivers,
sJ7, 600 for 100 sweepers. and S6.S26 for
IS hostlers.
About half of the slGi.9SG viii be re-
quired for this year. Corporation Coun-
sci Clark and Comptroller Fitch were
appointed committee to see how the
money can be raised. 1t will probably be
transferred from unexpended balances
of other accounts.
After the oil auth orizing the increase
had become n law. Commissioner An
drews claimed the increase could not be
paid before Jan. next. He took the
ground that the budget which did not
provide for the increase, could not be
opened, and there was no money to
meet the emergency.
Mayor i'iirOy TOOK the opposite gTOunu
and the matter was referred to the Cor
poration Counsel. Mr.. Clark's opinion
took the Mayor view. Hence Commits
sioner Andre ws's report.
The claim Of John C. OBrien. OF
Rochester, for $4,000, in consequence OF
alleged services rendered by him to the
city in connection with the purchase OF
Wards Island from the State. was con-
sidered. Mr.. OBrlcn was instrumental
In securing the passage of the bill 8u-
thoriZing the purchase, and several
counties were benefited In consequence
by having refunded to them money eX-
pended in the care of immigrants prop
erly chargable to the State.
Every county except New York al
lowed Mr.. o. Brien a percentage on the
city's share was s7O,O 600. Mr.. O'Brien has
got nothing so far.
Street Improvement Commissioner
Hafren asked for 1900 to pay for, the
expenses OF inspection of one block OF
pavement. One of the items was for
salary of n field party.
What! exclaimed Mayor Gilroy In
establishment. "A field party for paving
one block. neve. heard of such a
thing"
The claim was disallowed,
1t was decided 10 make the rate OF
interest TO be paid by the city on bonds
to make the bonds taxable. The pei
cents. were exempt from taxation.
Commissioner Andrews wants TO sell
the street swcepings for fertilizer. He
estimates that the city will make $J0,0t
year by the sale. He will draw l.p q
form of contract ard submit il to the
Board on Friday.
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Matt Byrncs Is trying hard to get
on match FOX Senator Grady with
Rey El Santa Anita. II Is doubt
full. however. II Byrnes will get his
wish. The Washington Park club has
declared positively that IL VIII not put
up any money for p tch. and Trainer
McDanie!s does not care about accepting
ByTnes's challenge. McDaniels says Rey
FL Santa Anita has n cinch on the Sne-i-
dan Stakes, which will be run in a few
days. and he doesn't care about throw
Ing away that money to crafty Mr..
Byrne-. Meantime the Hcaiization
Stak IS are approaching, and every day
that Senator Grady stays in Chicago les
sens his chances of winning the rich
prize. a hurried "trip back To- New York
VIII not do the Senator very much good.
Rcy III Santa Anita may come on for
the realization, and then Byrnes may
get his revenge.
Lamplghtcr is himself again. He stll
keeps his temper, however, and he made
things very lively at the post in the
opening event
No one can blame N. +. Dryer for not
betting on Don AlonZo, for the big son
OF Long raw is about as eccentric an
anir!al as ever lived. Nor can Mr..
Dryers judgment in backing Roche be
condemned, for Roche, though handi-
capped by bad Jockey. looked TO have
the race Mt his mercy. Yet there is
something amusing in the fact that an
owner should back another animal to
own is an added starter.
Garrison says that when he left Chi
cago on Sunday Domino was unable to
put his foot to the ground.
Taral will be seen in the saddle again
tomorrow. He left Chicago yesterday.
Billy Donohue puts up poor Jockeys
10 get a price said a spectator after
Yes, and that's about all he gets out
OF it," remarked another.
Roche badly crowded Sir Walter
through the last furlong. Doggetts face
ed, and ne would have given a few dol
lars TO have had Litt!ciicid back OF a
stable for several minutes.
The Evening World" named five out
or six winners on Monday and four OF the
six yesterday.
Ssb!lla will never be quoted at to
again when against such lot as yes
terday.
Urania ran much improved race but
the Leigh contingent did not bet a penny
on her,
Nick is touched in the pipes, and the
so TO ! quoted against him was laid be
cause strong wind was blowing up
the stretch.
a wild, ungovernaA!e tip was circulated
on Rover n the jumping race. Rove
stumbled at the second jump and Cah!L
Rover win DO much better In his next
race.
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High schools, grammar schools, colleges, SEM
inaries are turning OH. host OF Young peopic,
weary With tho years work, ANXIOUS for the
long vacation.
Far too many of them are suffering from ncr.
yous troubles IN some form or other ana nee
rest-and more. The summer sun may bro vn
their faces. but 1t will not ave them new health.
Tho greatest educator this country has hal,
Prof. Edward T.. lhelDs u. D., LII. O.. of
Dartmouth College. has done more Cor this ella sa
Of young people, and, indeed, for all sufferers,
than any one man scaooi of men In The world.
The aslcst physicians to-day agree with Prof.
Phelps. that the only way to build M sound
bodies, drive out disease and establish IRA,
health is By .ooaing all the tissueJ o.. tAe boiy.
PROT. Phelps a. the time OF his discovery OF
Faines cc!ory cofunounG was brilliant pro
fctsor al the Dartmouth NeJirl school. In tho
lusv laboratory connected 8 ith the college lie
found care for disrhse9 % the liver stomach
ami kdney1;:s rencdv that gives lentrnf fresh,
healthy plooi to flow throngh the ~etkcred Or.
yans Of the body 10 Replace the deceased psrts
with new and vigorous tiasues-Paino's celery
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WANTS RECORDS COPIED.
Register Levy Says Certain DOcu
ments Are Mutilnted.

Application was made to Justice Bar
rett, In Supreme Court. Chambers. to-
day, by Register Ferdinand Levy. for
the sanction OF the Court to have GER
tain books and public records connected
with his office copied. on the ground
that they have become so mutiiated and
oblitern ted as to be almost useless.
Register Levy also asked that Justice
mine what books and records shall be
copied. , . . ~.
application, on the ground that the law
ence, and that the copying must walt
until some Supreme Court Justice Is free
to make the examination personally.
Among the books which Register
three books of conveyances, thirteen
mortgage indces, twelve grantors and
twenty three grantees indices.
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BASEBALL CHAT.

Brcitenstcin's curves were not nearly
so soundly thrashed by Wards cxcur-
sionists Mt st. Louis yesterday as were
MeekIn's by the MIssourans. The. wild
ness OF Chris Won der Ahe's left-handed
cyclone, together with two fielding err
rors. seems to have aided In tallying
the first victory of the Western tour
for New York. But this plan OF climb
ing up to the higher rounds In League
standing by letting the opposing team
lose games through errors is by no
means ms reliable as another scheme
that has been known, even to Polo
Grounds players A review OF history
would serve to show that there is more
certainty In progression based upon
the scheme of achieving victory by
winning games. instead Of waiting for
the other fellows TO lose. In other
OF the defensive, and in aggressiveness
there is a certain amount OF stimulation
that adds confidence to individual work
and puts ginger and snap INTO team
play one can get more fruit by shak-
Ing the tree vigorously than by stand
Ing under the branches and waiting for
II to drop.
l, was Just this sort OF thing that
started Brooklyn up the ladder with d
squirt like unto that which the mercury
In the Thermometer tube mas been IN
dulging in lately II Is only rev weeks
since the Brldegrooms were playing a
somewhat liSt!ess game, with errors fig-
urinC al critical moments and with hits
So scattered and feeble as 10 be OF little
utility in run getting. AggresslNeness
took hold Of them Ike an inspiration,
and before they realized II they were
banging home runs out OF the most ski
ful curve juS,tSSs N the lesSue, ana
IirGtnInu base pirs. After two or
ihrea such gamer lch was their con-
iLence that they simply couldn't lose.
Al the close of this week Tim Eeefe
will again don a League uniform, he
Ens accepted Manager tomiskcy :
terms. and will Join the Cincinnati Club
al the expiration OF his contract as Har-
wards coach.
The Comedy Baseball Club defeated
tho Eclruse club on sunday by score
OF q TO 20 The Comcdvs challenge all
clubs whose PLAYERS eversGc seventeen
vrAra OF ave. Their record for this sea-
son Is Won, \: lost. .. Address lthn
Dorohue. - Fast Twenty-siNth street.
The Chicago Despatch had this to say
about AHsJn'S colts: Chicago mas no
OF yahoos going around the country get;
tlng the everla sting dayllshtS walloped
out OF them who claim to hail from Chi
cago. They are impostors. They are
the Evanston Bean Bag Club, oTssnized
Tor the purpose Of ma GlpS a holy show
Hsa,&s is Wet 10, S ,D,ys ,Ssv with
a.! NsSlk they hailed from tho
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ueOpe we'll.
IN NIL snronir diseates waste takes place In
every part OF the body Rni the functions of the
body are imraite To stop tue pro rress of
Grease we must repair the Issues faster than
! tneF waste.
ny securing rer.ost nutrition Of nerves,
oaain anu nital nryan.i Pnise's colery compound
orders: neuralgii rheumatism. sick hes iachc
anu lnaDi nv 80 eisep IL young and old. yieId o
this great remedy.
!tisa~ell -ests Ill shed fact hat the braiu the
LerVons syGteu and the a. Gu atory sys ten mu
hHrmonize. Painas celery rurponnd regulate
ana gives tls needed ,onc 20 the BODY, and
drives away inncuor. weakness aud all forms Ui
nervous dc tllity.
, III dysressia Its curative rrorerti oon mo We
Themselves known by IN GocuCe OF the usual
ram after neals. an irc'cN'c IL arpettc. aud
. stronger powers of digestion and a5sIuull atiuu,
as shown b. incicss ed weight and ADDED color
,Pa'nes celery cUmround Iurfes tho blood OF
ali bad huHcrs and cures tho lrRay ALL on u
troAI this familiar cause
wet PROPORTION o. al diseases nre prevent.
abie, fslnes cclory cuLaTOund IL universal "
Prescribed by inc yiicai mon go stop the progress
Or disorders due to poor blood and Da lily nour-
islel DeryCs.
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her against the best over here. with less
eypansc and perhaps more satisfaction
than his experience last year AFFORDED.
At meeting of the Yale nine last
night Fred Rustn, who has been on
the team three years as right held, was
elected captain for next year. Rustin Is
n member of the Junior class or the
Shef1eld Scientific School He was cap
tain of the Phillips-Andover club In 'ss
before entering Yale.
When the news that Yale had defeat
ed Harvard at baseball reached Gales
Ferry last evening, the Yale crews
gathered material and started bonfircs
on the bluffs.
New York and Brooklyn era nks-
The proposition was misunderstood. az
stated In your first letter. The state
ment in Mondays issue was correct
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Prohibition state Ticket.

SYRACUSE. y. Y, June 27--The Pro-
h!bitlon party this afternoon made the
following nominations for State offices
For Govcrnor-Francis T.. Baldwin. Ell
mira; For Lieutenant Governor Iustus
Miller. Troy: For Judge OF the Court of
Appeals-Zachariah p. Taylor, Roch-
ester.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
TO RUN 12O MILES AN HOUR,
An Electric Road Between New
York and Washington.

WASHINGTON. June PA project
for an electric railroad between Wash
ington and New York City has been
brought before Congress. in a bill for
the Incorporation OF the National Rap
" tx Representatlve HemShu, of
South Carolina, and Washington
capitalists are interested in the road.
They claim that the limits OF speed
by steam locomotion have been reached
while by electricity a speed of 100 miles
an hour is practicable.
Only one-third of the land necessary
for the he right OF way for steam road
malls will soon be carried by cleo
tricity
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Says Her Agent Robbed Her.

Morris Wilson. thirty-two years old. OF :i7i
Second avenue. was held in $1,000 bail for trial
In Harlem Police Court this morning on charge
OF grand larceny. The complainant was Sarah
pufrics, of lGS East one Hundred and Seventh
street who owns fat at 4oI East Seventy sew
epth street. and for whom Wilson had been agent
and collector Miss Dutries alleges that Wilson
collected t32 50 rent from tenants and appro'
priatel the money TO his own use.
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New Mexico Statehood.

WASHINGTON. June 27.-The New
Mexico Admission bill has been taken up
in the House. with the vote to be taken
after three hours discussion.
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(Dy Associated Press.

ODy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. June 27.-Supt. Clin,
continued his testimony before the Ar
NOR Ilate Investigating Committee to
day. II was a brief correction OF mino,
details OF yesterdays testimony snt
brought out nothing new.
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A ChnrIty Drnent.

An entertainment and reception will he gIve7
this evening at Terrace Garden ~ MisyrT
Bertha snd Eluh Jacobs Tor the bcncAt of =
special charity IrugrdTame ot vaudeville
sketches ~ professional raye-s viii lie given
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Business Notices.

No other house has the right TO bottle or use
the woru Ny m connection with Old Grow Wits,
Sey. Our arm Ane Il on the label, corr and
'aIsule OF the Teuuue Old Crow Rye.
Il. H. KIRK 1 Co., New York.
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LONG BRANCH AND BACK Soc,

MARY PATrEN, Pleasure lay and Elberon.
"Dowu tho BaY," "1hro' tho Narrows,"
"l'p the Picturesque Shrewsbury"
Week days leave JhTE ST. n. n. a blocks
below ltLh ST., "A NJ. and > =. N; SUNDAYS.
leave JANE ST. and 20 A. NJ. All boats leave
BATTERY PIER ,near large ofacej IL minutes
later. LONG BRANCH PLEASURE BAY, SEA-
BRIGHT, Highland leach Littl. silver ani
DrAnchport. FREIGHT at lowest rates. LoNG-
EST. CHEAPEST AND MOST DELIGHTFUL SAIL
OUT OF NEW YORK
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FIRE IN TERRA GOTTA WORKS

Break In n Water Main IInndicaps
the Department.
PERTH AMBOY. June 81. - A fire
broke out in the New Jersey Terra
Gotta Works ut this place to-day. The
Fire Department was summoned, but
owing to n break In the mater main. 1t
was unable TO be Of much service. Five
buildings OF the company wereburned.
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NIAGARA FALLS.
Picturesque
lEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
Excursion.
SOLID vEsTIBULE TRAINS.
ROUND 500 TRIP.

TRAINS LEAVE Cortiandt or Desbrosses stR
at D 20 A. n ahi a. and p, M and Brookl, n
Annex at 90 A. NJ. :. 30 and s. 50 p. NJ. on July
,, returning on july g.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at f35,
l{th St. l56 East 'sjth st. New York $50 Fulton
st, 4 Court st. gS Broadway and brooklyn An
nes. brooklyn, n. Y. For fuli particular AMI
special accommodation apply to WIN. h. SMITH,
Gcnl Eastern Pass. Agent. gas broadway.
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James II. wardie's New Berth.

(By Associated Pre5s.l
WASHINGTON. Juno fL-Pustmaster-Geusra
Bissell has eppolnted James II. Wareie, OF Nsu
YORK an Inspector Of the Post-oaee Department.
Mr. wardle was formerly Assistant Chief Cisrk
and later chief CLERK OF the Census Bureau. and
wsS recently appointed clerk at N,soo in ns
Pension once,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Nick is touched in the pipes, and the
go TO ] quoted against him was laid be.
cause strong wind was blowing VI
the stretch.
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a wild, unFovernab!e tip was circulate
on Rover N The jumping race. Rove
stumbled at the second Jump and Cah!l
rode him very carefully after that
Rover will DO much better In his mex
race,
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Ssb!lla will never be quoted at to !
again when against such a lot as yes
terlay
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ANNUAL MEETING.
The ksnasbsc Log Driving Co., Nests and
Locks Over the Years Business.

Tuesday morning the annual meeting o
thu Kennebec Log Driving Company wa
held in G. A. R. hall. Hon. j. Mancheste
Haynes was chosen moderator. There wa
. large number of the members of thi
company present. The following director,
were elected: Elias Milliken, M, G. Shaw
Omar Clark, +. T. Bradstreet, and S, A
Nye. Elias Milliken was elected presiden
Of the board Of directors.
The companv vas pleased to again ee,ec
the directors which served 90 satisfactorily
IN '9l
Itvas voted n re,cale the logs at IN,
booms AM, - practicable and without to,
heavy EXPENSE. 70 ,c,le each work scparate
". A general routine Of business Va,
transacted and the general reduction of ex
penses considered. The total DAY ments 70,
the ve.r amounted IN oa(l5s ~. tot.
received s9I.752 ss balance in favor q,
comp.nv Feb. ,93. 1897 35. in Feb. s4
AaGs III. ....t. col e,s "a l;.b;,;t;e. se4
s97 n ..c..h an hand soao 10
After .nnronr;.te remarks nv Mr.. Havne,
IN rosererco - N. a..th ~ t~o member,
80 ~. n,,.nu Ar. y r. p.,uor .ra 7
y Rrsd.troat vote uo. talon that Mr.
Havnes ba reoue.ted 10 draft suitable reso
,ut;on. md .h.t tho ..me bo ,l.ced IN n.
record. u p.oe ~. elected .ud;to,
w..e. ~ workmer vere ont o., nor cent
~. Iii. e.,,.,.. po-er,er :,
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vas spoken Of. IIis address was both il.
& resting and feeIinolv del;va~aa

80 spoken Of. His address was both il
tsrcsfing and feeIingly delivered.
Professor Howe stated, in the charge /,
the candidate, that he considered the min
isffy the most useful Of any calling. b.
menti med the fec. that he had known Mr.
Hayes from boyhood and was pleased t.
know that his preparation for this work ha,
been thorough and careful. The address Wal
one OF firm and tender advice from . mar
well qualified to give it. The address o,
welcome to the city by Rev. J. n. Wyman
was An expression in behalf Of the various
pastors and churches of hearty Christian
welcome, and wish and trust that al
might combine efforts for the increasing Of
Christian faith.
After Mr.. Wyman's address the doxology
was sung and the benediction followed BY
the new pastor and the service closed.
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the ACCOUNT SQUARED.
A Practical Joke That Paid up An Old Score
and no Change Back.

One of the 10 cent team drivers in this
city is we'll known as practical joker and
sights in getting tho laugh on some one
else. Not long ago he played joke on a
friend of his, who pavigates q stage over to
the eastw ard, through which the laugh was
on the latter for some days, and good
hearty laugh it was too.
Well. the captain of the stage took it like
. man, laughed with the others and said
nothing, but simply awaited his opportunity.
1t came.
The other day, he was walking along
Water street and saw his joking friends
turnout standing in front of store and the
owner nowhere in sight.
The time had now come for sweet r-r-r-
revenge!
No sooner had the thought entered his
head than it was acted upon. He betook
himself to the nearest hardware store and
there purchased with his hard earned and
cold, cold cash the weapons with which he
was to reap lis revenge
lie concealed them about his person and
left the store, crept carefully and quiet
~ along the street to whcfc that poor,
innocent, helpless, dumb animal was stand
ing and in = seconds time the deed was
done.
Ten minutes later. when the owner of
=
the horse appeared. he found little crowd
Of men wondering Why he had taken up
the habit or found it necessary to fasten
his horse with heavy chain, securely pad
locked. He couldn't tell 'em. Neither
could he cast of the fastening. The crowd
laughed. Why shouldn't II?
1t il said that il required the united ser
wees of three men and whole kit Of tool
/, releasc the horse. The joke is now or
Joker No. |.
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Co. E to Elect 4 Captain.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. -, 1891.
Order No. ..
I. In compliance with S. O. No. 10, A
g. O. dated Feb. l6, 1894. the company
will report at the armory At r. M, Mon
day, Feb. 26, 1894. to elect . captain to fil
the vacancy caused by the discharge OF r.
H Ballard from the service.
II. The company will appear in full
regulation uniform, with side arms and
white gloves.
BY order of
@. n. BLAcKfHGToN,
LIST Lieut. Commanding Co.
Official. C.. Ii. BLAcKINGToN, Clerk.
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Eastern Christian Conference

The Maine Eastern Christian Conference
will hold the March quarterly meeting
With the Christian church at Hsrmon
Center, commencing Friday March 2, 1894.
1t 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud continuing over
the Sabbath.
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Card.

We would invite any who arc interested
10 DR.. Sanche method Of spontaneous cure
to meet 10 at our Office, 50 Grove street. on
Tuesday and Thursday evening Of this
week for an informal talk.
feb20d3t PACKARD & ToLMAN.
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mai Kingdom pr0CreatlOn Involves OItcu
death, always suffering and loss of vitality.
In the spiritual kingdom to transmit life, to
I've in others by influence, by personal ex-
ample, precept, power and service, 10 but to
live the more, to lose nothing but to enlarge
ones own spiritual vitality
In the prayer of ordination by Prof
Hayes, tho gratitude for the many past
blessings was expressed and the guidsncs
of the Divine Ruler in the work of the new
messenger was asked. The prayer was ~
expression Of deep feeling and . well
worded manifestation of the solemn coca
sion.
10 thoughtful and earnest address, en-
bodying the fact that the council had cast
unanimous vote in acceptance Of his highly
crcditablc examination, the hand of fellow
ship was extended to Rev. Mr.. Hayes b.
Rev. DR.. Summerbell ia behalf of the
Maine conference of Free Baptists.
The charge to the church BY Rev. Mr.
Penney, who, only three months ago, closed
= successful pastorate of 81 years 10 thi'
city, was full of excellent suggestions and
will most assuredly bear fruit. He con
adhered the choice in the election Of pasto
was most excellent enc, and that Mr.. Hsye
i well qualified for this important position
He made mention of the responsibilities Q
" ministry = we'll = the oppoftnnities
The kndnees and support which IL poopa
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MOONS PHASES.
0nEsss.s 5 S s z G1E 5sa1as 10 g s:2 e
3aas7sss. Is am sm eo Taa5a 27 .:s q
To the Editors Of he Kenaetec Journal

! notice in your issue Of yesterday sew
eral pertinent que stions by Independent
Voter" 1t would seem as if these were of
especial importance upon the eve Of new
le:tion.y have examined the last audi
tors report and am not surprised that ''In-
dependent Voter" is unable to derive any
satisfactory explanations from perusal Of
its contents. For instance the report shows
that:
Total expenditures thus far aggrc-
gate, $193,374 Sc
Cnes pended balance, 26,4e5 ~