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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

Letters testamentary were granted by
Register Cooch Thursday on the estate
Of the late Everett Won Culin of Delaware
City. The deceased was the inventor of
the well-known Won Culin Incubator,
which gained first prize at the Chicago
Worlds Fair. His brother, Clayton Won
Culin, inherits the property,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

At a meeting of the Fame Hose Fire
CO., held on Thursday night, it was de-
cided to take a trip during the fall
Reading, Harrisburg and Gettysburg
will be the points visited. The com
pany will leave Wilmington on October
| I'd and return on the 9th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16
rWO nNOrnERs HANGEp.

They Murdered Conductor for Money
One Went to the Gallows Like n
Craven.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May Thames Muir
ray, colcred, who was convicted with
his brother Ed. of the murder of Con-
ductor Edgar Fitzwilliams on the Mid
land Suburban Line. September Esd,
1898, committed for the purpose of rob-
berry, was hanged at Clayton st. Louis
county, at 6.55 o'clock, to-day.
Murray went to the gallows like a
craven and maintained his innocence to
the last.
Ed. Murray was hanged at Hermann
Mo-, about an honr later for the samI
crime.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

was of value to the world by illustrating
the Improvements in the mechanical arts
and eminent physicians will tell you that
the progress in medicinal agents, has been
of equal importance, and as strengthen
ing laxative that Syrup OF Figs is far in
Advance of all others,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

SpeclaI Corredpondenceo OF Ghzette and journal
TOWNSEND, May 10.-The Townsend
House. James l.. Dickinson, proprietor,
was entered by sneak thief last night
and the cash register containing S44 was
carried off, The thief gained an entrance
by opening side door, which the bar
tender failed to lock before retiring.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

John B. Manlove of New Castle, has
been appointed county court bailiff, to
succeed Frank P. Rainy, resigned. The
latter has held his position under Chief
Justices Gilpin, Comegys, Robinson and
Lore. Rainy began life as a page to
Judge Gilpin.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

At the court of oyer and terminer Thurs
day the liquor licenses for all places ex-
cept those against which there are remon-
strances were granted. The only new
placed licensed was A. l.. Ainscow's res
taurant at No. 500 Market street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

John r. Moore of this city mas opened
general brokerage office at room No.
420 in the Drexel Building, Philadel
phia. Mr.. Moore was formerly con-
nected with r. II. Robinson & Co. and
the Dental Manufacturing Co. in this
CITY,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

Thursday night Rudolph Rain was COM
PEELED BY Magistrate Daley to furnish n
peace bond of 500, he having been
arrested on a warrant sworn out by Sarah
Lizzie Jackson, who preferred a charge Of
using abusive LANGUAGE
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

Hugh G. Browne, attorney, has re-
moved from Middletown to this city and
has taken the house No. 800 Broome
street. His mother Mrs. Emma Browne
has come here to live with him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

Work has been commenced at the
yards of the Jackson & Sharp Co. on
the new car float which is intended for
Pennsylvania railroad service in New
York harbor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

Next Saturday the Chancellor, accom-
panied by counsel of both sides, will
pay visit to Silyerbrook, and go over
the ground for the purposes OF per-
sonal inspection of the premises and OF
the adjacent water courses.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Col. William n.
Craighill has been appointed to succeed
Brigadier- General Casey as Chief of Engi-
neers, U. S. A.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

j. Newlin Gawthrop sailed from New
York Saturday for Europe. He will be
gone about three months aud during his
stay in the Old World will visit all the
principal cities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16

Letters of administrator were granted
by,Register Cooch SATURDAY on the estate OF
the late Nathaniel w. Davis OF this city, to
Thomas Davis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-16
Adams Express Co.'S Dividend.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Adams
Express Co. has declared quarterly
dividend of Q per cent, payable June LIST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20
Land Omre.

The following nlinss were m,Io 10
the local land Office under date Of
July 10:
Thomas Cox Sen, u Castle Gate,
homeftead entry oi 100 acres IN town.
ship Is south, range S east, IA Carbon
county.
Charles II. j. West, Of Oakley. home.
sload entry Of 100 acres Ia township
north, range east, In summit county.
GaoTge w. Ess,Dilu, Of Woodruff,
homestead entry Of 100 ceres Ia town
ship o north, range o east, IN Rich
county.
Lewis L.. Meacham, Of wallsbufg,
final proof OF homestead entry Of 100
acres In township 3 aoulh, taugs I east,
Wasatch county,
Mads Anderson Sen, Of Mount
Pleasant, homestead entry Of 80 acres,
In township IS south, range east, IN
WssAtch county,
Ihu following filings were made In
tho local land office under date OF
July 2Otb:
Israel Z. Bale, Of Nophi, homestead
entry VI 100 acres In township ~
south, rang ! west, In Juab county.
Chntlss NJ. NELSON, Of Fayslte,
homestead entry " 1872 II acres In
towt ship 10 south, range l west, la
sanpeie county.
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Will Remain at Home.

A NEWS representative mad pleas
ant chat with Hobst ), Goddard this
afternoon, on matters Of nuslcSl
character, during which he got the To-.
formation that that gentleman dUes
not intend to return to the East this
year ne some OF his friends have sup
posed. On the contrary, It is his pur.
pose 10 remain In SAT- Lake among hls
own Kin and people In preference 10
going away, although he has received
some VERY iiatlefiug induccment, to
DO ~. Fot three yenrs he has been a
painsiaking pupil under instruction OF
New i0fk's ianous baritone insiruc.
tor, Geo. sweet, and the development
OF his splendid voice 10 n matter NJ
common knowledge IT, Salt Lakrrs.
Mf. u,Igptd Is looking about for
proper studio quarters aud when he
inIs them no will launch out ~ n
! roiesiionsl voice culture.
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NIECELLANEous RErOUrs.

reported from the street depart.
mout tbht s3ij have been collected IN
LABOR ana cash In payment Of poll
lAIcs.
The superintendent Of watcrwOfks
announces that the work Of laying the
* inch wAtrr pipe for the Wasatkh
Mineral Water company from the
Warm Springs 10 Ninth North was
completed this week. Tho laying Of
lyS isvt Of six inch pipe, running west
from West Temple on North Temple
has been completed. TIE department
exp, cts some tim" In the future 10 lay
pipB Tor the Sslt LIhe lee company.
The following 10 tne report OF the
health department for tho week ending
July 20: Births reported ., maltsl,
;rmalss deaths S, males D, females 3;
contagious diteases none. This IL the
fst time tor long while that the city
10 teen free from contagious diseases.
Vhe auditor states that today IN pay
t.y ana the following amounts will be
pad cut 10 the depht menir Liberty
Park .!ii5O; crematoTy sll2.50; health
department. $4,000; cemetery s3S3.l0;
t,tttt department Ssl8.s5; water
MASTERS department sJ9h..U; wAteI-
gOfke department 81, $500.
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The NnnIrrh Clnb.

The OquirTh club, u new Republican
organization, will hold ils second meet.
Ing In the club rooms, No. IL Allas
blIek-the old Walker Opera houss-
this evening. The special business Of
the meeting will DO the confederation
Of the constitution anu by.iGws which
hsyo been prepared by the committee
appointed Tor that pu pose. These pro.
ViIo for n non.iaoIlonai orgAniEAtiOu,
which 10 intended to do supplemental
uo'k TO the regular party orggniza.
lions, and also general work for tue
Republican party, locally and nation
blli. The annual election Of officers IN
suggested for May OF each year, anu
meetings afo 10 he held on the fltsl
Monday OF each month. Membetship
i extended 10 all citizens Of tho pG-
liliuai faith OF tbs oluh. The oil GERS
Tor the iist yoar ute II, y. McCallum
PRESIDENT, CHRs. \, Davis vice pTe.l.
dent, l.. y. iyam. secretary. James
Jennings treasurer, aud AN executive
e1mmilIss consisting OF tue president,
Vice ptesiGslt, secretary aud J. Il.
Bloor, jas. III. Anderson, David :.
Emery anu o car Youngberg.
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To our Friends.

The Y. NJ. anu Y. l.. NJ. |. A. return
thanks 10 their many friends, who 10
mated n, literally TO their prize list for
their excursion to 5hliAir on July 70,
enabling them 10 present the largest
and fnest lot Of prizes ever offered at
the beach. In addition TO tho lie. Of
donors and article published In their
Ave thousand dodgers, distributed all
over the country, they mention the
following whose donations were 10.
ceived after the list was published;
l suit bOy'r clothes, Geo, Mullutt a
Co., Commercial Block.
genps tull dress shirt, =. J. Nathan,
lO5 Main street.
back comb, Am. Watch Depot, 237
Mai street.
10 baths, Sanltarlum Co., 90 west
Third south.
l life size crsyon portrait, c. Peter.
son, Pstruon y Brown, west FlIst
south.
! ladies' hat woman'. Coop, we,t
Temple.
isE four, T. l.. Harper, east second
South NJ.
We thanh u. &. NJ. 1. for the uso OF
one Of their large show windows for
nearly week TO exhibit our prizes.
Respectfully,
The Committee.
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RlchAeld,s Townsile Patent.

Today the local land Office received
from Washington, Tor Jamor NJ. Peter
sou Ms mayor, the government patent
Tor the iownsitc Of Rohheld, Sewer
county. The tract comprises $40 acres,
being section 80. township % south,
Taugc ives, nnd IL held by tho mayor
In trust for the inhabitants, 10 whom
deeds will be siyen In Que time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20

The following case, have been n.gl
In the Fret district court: francis
kushtJn III Thistle has lf.ught suit
iHt divorce against Samuel RushtJu,
va tlu grounds Of failure T. provide.
Tue parties intermarfIui Ia SAT- Lake
| CITY, November q O., 1891.
Lautekke ThompsIu asks Tor dl.
vOrce from Nicls Peter Thompson on
ihe around that defendant " serving
term In the peniIentiaty Tor polyg-
amy. She asks fot tue custody vi three
minor Chiiuten.
Laura T.. Mace asks for divorce
from Hiram Mace Jf. on the grounds
Of cruelty anu four the custody OF
iour minor children. The taftips iu.
lermsrtiod In Willard county, Decrm.
Der 25.h, 1899.
Audtcas Peterson, NJ Srlpio, has
commenced an action against j Is,
Martin II nj, trustees u Suiplo trfIga.
tlOu dislTlCi, asking that defendants he
directed 10 distribute lUl. shares o
water 10 uhiutln. Drvi..nuls min
plniutin " only ontitleI 90 u., uafgs.
The Nephi Savings Ban. Is rfuu
company has brought a foreclosure suit
against Henry Adams et nj o. collect
$500 % with Interest a. Uar .ef cent
per.mOntb from Apfil -, 1898, uut ON
a ptomlssofy note secured by mortgage
OF Nephi real estate.
Haus $. Nelson, @! Mount pIraslni,
has commenced foreclosure suTt
against John r Htuingof ctsl. 20 co..
ltet 5000 On u promisEUIy note sUcufrI
by mortgage on Sanpote really.
Transcript Of Judgments mas been
tled In the following case.
From Justice w. Ia. SplEs court,
SAT- Lake CITY, Faltylcw Coop. W.
Mes lguuVdOl; amount sIaUI.
Ffom Justice Il. NsltmsY', usur. Of
NeTnaI, j. AuutbuuA Is Bros. W. John
GIcnn vi al; amoupt s2U3 4J.
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Notes

The quarterly stake conference con.
veHed tnl- morning iu lUo tabernacle
with !iirly g0Ui attendance tor tho
hfst uny. Elder Brigham Nuung of
tue quorum OF Apostle, tho rfrsiicu-
Cy o. The stake AM "a number of the
Bishops and memtUf- " the Htyn
Council ! were IN attendance.
John ?. Carter, aged ~, ami leila
BlacEcit, aged 10, both OF SpfinuvilIr,
have received n marriage licrusr.
Shrine Conrad was this morning
Unchanged from custody, the examin.
lng Ihysicinns, Doci0fs Allen and
Noyts, concluding tbat ho was not IL.
sauC.
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ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

m treasury u artistic homos social lie and culture With
THIS elegant volume guide Tho decoration u homes
becomes Hponsu pleasure II every one encf
their
manner. Us tho table u
idea " tho Importance OF the tho great assistance will
10 10 YOU Headings Of chapters Homes
Decoration Ar u EHprosslou, Acting ChArde, Paror
Thea Tcals onttvI costumes Fancy Rails
or Games Popular Recatons and speeches, Paor Magic.
leAuy, how Acquire aud rfU,Oryu 10 az
Painting China phOuoogyl The Flower Painting
Etiquette 0tc Complete volume ot 1854 pagos hand.
um6y illustrated with appropriate ha.tons views. size sxlU
Inches. host English cloth, VIII lido and back samU gold
VIII De- presented you tree OF charge whom your purchases
amount 10 S...OI.
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arrived Ia thus to prevent the emile
de,t uotlOn " this house, but the roo
wAs partly buried anu frame summer
Kitchen entirely destroyed. The loss
on the building II about 5000. Toe
loss OF the contents has las not beon
ostimsied, hut is fully covered by in.
sutance. Tho pgilcy on the building
1881, 600 and the iusufsucs Of the con.
tents IL 81 200. TIE house was vacant
~ the time oi the FIRE AMI II lisa
mystery how II was startrd.
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Missionary Party.

10 the Sixth wSrI assembly hall, on
Monday evening next, a compliment.
AZ party will be given 10 Elder WI.
Ism Partor, who Is about TO depart on
a mission TO the Southern States. The
hts' part OF the entertainment, which
'' v commence At > o'clock, consists Of
songs, tscIatiOns, ohoruses, etc, and
me evening will close with uance.
me pto'ram is In good handle, anu
'AfBe attendance IL assured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20

Last summer, w. had child suffer.
Ing from bloody lllT, when We came
into pOfsrtsiou OF small bottle ut
Chnmbvr.siu'a Collie Cholera and
DiHthota Remedy. tEivc some OF II
10 the child according go glrpciionr.
II Afforded Almo,t instant relief End
effected a permanent cure. can
cheeriully recommend IT, GEo. JFS.
KISS, Ctduf Ctrok. rHupy g.. Mo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20

olhrt pillh. Hence, their great pOpulufitv
with sufferers FROM habiuul combination
piles ana their attendant discomfort and
nlauiiolu arrangement The Pellets 10
aie purely vegetable and perfectly hariulr.,
IN any condition of the system No clrs is
required while using them; they do mot
Interfere with the dict habits OF occupa
Ton, and produce no pain, gripping OF sh6Cl.
10 the SYSTEM They act iu mild. easy and
Hafitai way aud thCic b. no reaction unrr-
ward. Their help lasts.
The Pellets cuIc hiliousncss. sick and
bilious headache, dizziness, COstiycu,sg. or
constipation, suuI stomach, loss Of 1bprtit.
coated tongue indigestion, OF dyspcusi,
windy belehings, heartburn, - puin and
distress after eating, and kindred 'drraupc.
ments Of the liver. stomach and bowels
IN proof OF their superior excellence. Il clfl
De uulhmlly said, that they aic aiwlys
adopted as a household remedy afcr thc
mot trial. Put MP IN sealed, glass yi4is
Therefore always fresh aud reliable. ono
hllle Pellet ~ IS a laxative two are mild,,
caihlftic, As dinner nil ID 10 pror,ntS
digestion, or 10 relieve distress from over.
eating, take one after dinner. They ar,
unys sngareoated grdnulrs; any child viii
readily take them. wa
Accept No substitute that NAV be recon-.
mended 10 be Just as good n NAV ho
oHnerJor me de9i"i, because Of paving hin,
better pront bat Re is not the ones Nh"
Hseai hsln wy WI"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20

Is IL aplcasute 10 visit this popular
resort, especially 40 SUNDAY. You
can enjoy the pure 81. aud taxi a dig
Ia tho lake. Il give. yru vigUr iOr The
latots Of the coming wcek.
"a TO Saltaif Sunday, You will en-.
JOY youfsrlf.
thtislisusons' Orchestra will render
ine musical program Vt sAltaif,
Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20
Residence turned.

This morning at 1850 the fire depart.
menI had a run 10 u residence owned
by c. W.Ellison, on Iowa Avenue, be.
tween Ninth and Tooth East aud
Second and Third Ssutb. Tn. boys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20
ChtonIr nInrrhn.n Ln -

i over tiX yrart I wgs o. constant
gGUrr irHu Cnv5ulC d,nrfhUv.. if.,d
% rf a pIay remedies vet UuUd HH
f,.... L. chance, | noticed Gu ad
vrfiiseuun' m the newspaper calling
attention 10 Chamberlain Cole
Cholera and Dlnurhopn Remedy. I
Srut Tor u bottle, aud hsiIrs hair U' 10
hai been taken We completely
cur,d,-t. &. hWEL Nfordfor', o.
angc Free State, South Airu On.
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Personal Paragraphs.
The hotels have the following arr,
all today:

The hotels have the following Rrrlv.
al today:
Cullon-John +. Wicks, Decatur. hi.
noisi Ihomns kearns, Park CITY; +. II.
| Ryan, San Francisco; j. y. Whitney, n.
| Is. Lund, Ogden; T., \. Cfouksr, Evan.
sion, Wyo., J. W, Blakely aud J. W.
Sanders, st. Louis.
,Walkor-Miss l.. Schurtlgnblc and
| Miss IL, T.. Mock, Newark, n. d.; q. W,
! Nelson, Castle Gate; Mr.. snd Mrs. II. Le
Bert and son, Denver, 4. l.. Peso and
wife, Hi and Mrs. T.. a. Clark, Chicago
Knutstord-J.w. G. Conan, W @ Rogers
and y. u, StoOn, san Francisco; DR.. T.
A. Huntington aud wife, New York,
George W, StOddnri, Boise city; e.. D..
sinclair, Racine, wis., II. GoItermaun
and wife, New York, Kate Is, GoiaIeu.
Kate II. Bunting and J. S. sykes, Phila,
delphia.
Tomplo,ou--Miss Edith A. Lutz, San
jose, Cali NJ. u. Otlor, san Francisco,
Thomas Galloway, Andrew uuuipr
Glasgow, y, b.; NJ. NJ. Freed, billion,
Montana; Mrs. Theresa Forget aud Miss
Minnie Porgcs, Chicago, MS; Harry r..
Decker, New York; q, q, BorSback, Chl.
cagoi j. II. Aitkin and wife, Huntington,
oregon; X. w, stone, Boise, Idaho
Mrs. S. g. sanders, Washington. On, Il
NJ horkloy, omahlj John j, Pagan, Oak.
land, Cal, and Miss Bessie II. scott,
Decatur, Ga.
j. d. Newman, agent for Gentry's dog
show Ii ut tho Walker.
Mr.. 4. T. DE Rlcqlos, tho well known
siockyards man, aud representative for
Clay, Robinson & Co, is living danger.
ously III a. tho g. Mary's hospital. uis
many friends viii hopo for his speedy
and permanent recovery.
Mr. q, NJ. Cotternian, chief clark n,
the pO.totllce at ogden, was In town In,
day ON business, and at tho same limo
enjoying the hospitallIios Of Postmaster
BArrat.,
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j. d. Newman, agent for Gentry's dog
show, IL at tho Walker
YloI.lIsn Of The snnanr Inv.

CHICAGO, July 20,--Captain Arson
ana his players were fined SO and costs
each today for violation OF the Sunday
law IA playing ball on Sunday. The
oSschall people took an appeal.
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The YOUNG AMERICAN ANNUAL

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No wrinkles on the brow Of the
housewife WAC uses DIR. Pdco's Bak.
log Powder.
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THE COMPLETE WORKS OF LORD BYRON,

Reprinted from tho original editions copoua explanatory
notes, references, lutroduotons etc.
In this edition nos drama has been omitted but
every piece that has boon Included tho
editions l. given complete, including Don
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
z, Mora Subdivision Water Mains 10
b, Laid lOr The Present.
ri1rs CASH GRADUALLY GOING
u,ror,. from the street, Wateruorss'
Health aud Other Departments for
the Week Ending Today

f. been definitely determinedb by
IN. municipal committee on water
,,o,h. that there will bc no more ex'
,.p,ion OF maibs into suburban die.
,,lols for the beneht Of real estate
boomsn. Several petitions OF this
character have recently been denied
n. well As others which can ,careely he
,ls,.ei with the kind indicated. A
member Of the COMMITTEES said today
that tue petitions could cousisiently be
denied on the ground that there was
scarcity Of water, leaving out Of con
alteration the question OF expense alto.
Eelhef.
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A sECpNu.ti'Nu IIiTT UDu rpNIU
~ .uNyf rHsIUt. DE- iI.I.. st. g. rHAms
pion NinuE 60. UHgc, MUt..uIas /. o.. uulId.
ing, Immediately
w uuAIF. ssu.
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Official records Of the Worlds Fair
show that DIR. Price's Baking Powder
won the highest award positively on
Us merits.
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1nrAsuRER's sTAIEMrNT.

The treasuIers report, Tor the past
yees, hereto Appended, presents Itself
10 the ,hapo Of another reminder that
the cit,'s cash IL gradually being re-
ducsi. The report 10 rs follows
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