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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

SNAP bAI,GAlNS--l'cu room house nuI
large lot on West Side. fcnts $3.50 prr
month, Price 500; thrcc-rouin house uiid
lot, East side, good ncighhorhopd; rents
$40 per month, price 5000 NJ l.. Chambers,
lseai bstntc bNehangc, 100 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

wANrED--i bright ana intelligent iady; M.
Iaii'e employment. Address NJ. 9, GaEeile
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

WANIEii-An energetic man 10 mauagc m
wnce; salary 500 per month and COM
frfcrpnce Address H., ana Security build
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

WANTED White Girl for gencml house.
work Apply at residence OF ". r. League,
ArllmgtNn noiEhia.
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AGENTS WANTED.

LADY AGENTS Rubbcr uudcrgurnents
quick sales; his profits. Catalogue Tree
Mrs. y. u, Little Mrg. Co., Chicago, IN.
SALESMEN-Sulary 0nt expenses or com
nlsslOu; new speciality Off merchants; iui.
Wcnso success; CXpprionrr unnecessary! VI
You want good thing address Mrrhauts
Economy Company $50 Van buren, street
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

hOh sALE--iAur cash, furniture aud good
WIZ OF well'csMblishrd house mil of
epNu paying hpnricr. reason for selling
proprietor leaving town. Address Mrs. ii,
u. GanO. Fort Worth, TeN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

AGENTS Either sex, $50 per month and
SS,2nWlsSi9n. Amply lll2 Taylor street. Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

MiNERS--1he Wise County Coai company
Is now working on fun time and WANTS
lmwclatcly 100 good long-wali mincre,
bridgeport. reN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

MACK and farms IN 1urrnul county Mt
IRON $500 TO SIS per uyIc Easy tctls
H. A. HUFFMAN ANuNu.,
Tort Mnrth Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

Statesmen IN handle or goods; NV
exclusive territory big pruitH simple aud
particulars 10 cents; catalogue fsoc Alum
mum NnyoltNCO,, liux 1861, Palestine lcA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

WANTED-Girl TO do general house.
work. Reference required. Inquire
new house on Adams street, opposite
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

ANY LADY wishing O permanent position
Wnoroby She can make SO per week quietly
At brr own home nddrcss With stamped en-
ul1re Mrs. =. l.. stchbins, Lawrence,
,tIt1t
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fuls SAIL, Household furniture. In good
.1u1 ili Sasi ~ ~ East socoud Htruet.
lol, SAl.E-ouc beautiful sorn fountain, as
too1 as new can GA ~ write J. 4, Taylor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

TRAVELLING MEN-Bear In mind that Ben
kr1uss Is again running the only flrst-cluss
barber shop aud bath rooms In Pec0s City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

sALEsNlEN wANrEn--siOO 10 1928 per
month and expenses: staple line. position
WIN stamp, King Manufacturing company,
cnicag9,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14


AIanufacturcr HAY BALE TIES.
uiON aud STEEL ilOOr1NG.
mon and Steel. FENCING.
o. X. Harry. DAllnS, Tex
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! II AVE The best ngrnts article On pntthi
send postal for particular nothing like a.
credit To all worthy; wanted 10y everybody
no frnnl' permanent growing business for
honest people. Theo Noel, goOlogist, Chiclso,
Ills.
$3.50. PER 1000 CASH paid Tor dIstrlhntiur
circulars; incl0sc cents, United States
Distributing Bureau, Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

WANTED Ntldllo.agcd white w0inJn 10
cook, dining ro0m work. washing and IRON
ing no other work. Apply 1919 East
Wenthcffori street
The morning times., 1895-12-03
"Do,,t You want Mo-,

This rnra ging label. upon The breasts of
two lovely dolls in The window OF our
popular druggist, Mr.. Edward L. Mrriz.
has SIT the mite hearts OF Washington to
prlSating. and The little arms aching for
"A precious burden
4 Times reporter looked into Mr.. Merits
big establishments tu sec how the returns
were coming in from the word contest"
as to have filled two large boxes. while
a third was receiving the envelopes OF
varying size and weight
Young W omrn. girls. OIL ladies' and
children formed he procession OF ex-
n.t.fIni contestants. II was quite n study
To mark the different shades of hope. con-
fidrnca and doubt depicted up on he
various count'naaCes.
4 uuiet little wumln In black entered
and dropped her bulky envelope into the
blu,-covcrctl box with - doubtful air, as
She turned away. two hGndsomeI y-dre, sci |
young ladies. with smiling faces. drDC sued
t'' 80 III OF fpir W hors wit: uuttA ala'r Of
certainty. The little lady in black, heSi-
tatinrIy rnquire,l how maIy words they
had gotten and one of them replied. eS-
uitanIiy: "one hundred and thirty-five.
low many had your
The little widuw nPekly sighed. Flight
hundred and siNiy-seven, and was about
to depart, when she was intercepted by
had obi n ine,i her words. She replied with
another sigh. From the Standard Die
tionary. Medical Dictionary, Century Die
tionary OF Names. the Geographical Die
tionary. UOlliwrlrs Dictionary Of Provin-
ciaI Words, Dictionary of Engineering,
knuwS what else. No wonder the little
widow sighed. The lists are to be ex-
anine,i and corrected by "a committee from
the public schools. and the lucky child
will b., Informed Of her success through the
daily papers at the last nf the week.
f. THO ENTON.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
MADE LIFE TNBEA BILE.
More Facts Developed in the Iiazinl
Court of IuGuiry.

More Facts Developed in the Ha azing
Court Of IuGuirv.
AT the afternoon session the board or
inquiry. investigating tie navy ard tazir.
case, was o'cupicd with the test imuny of
seaman Thompson, one OF the rICsecutluc
witnesses.
Thompson took the witness stard at The
opening Of TIE morning session, and with
The exception nf-a lew minutes given En-
s'Gn " iilanis To CORRECT aii cIi"r ~ Iis test
mony given last week, claimed Tie at
tenuon ~ tie toard curing tie whole dav.
There was nothing new in his testimony.
IN the whole II being complete CGrrouora-
ton Of the evidence gwen by Seaman John
son. On SOME poin,s. however. lie was
more positive and explicit.
In speaking oI Tie treatment TIE colore1
men rec-ived nj IL. 1aICs nt their wiIit'.
classmates. he said. IL was evident ,rcn ire
time they came that they were not wGDIeI
and every thIrg iEht 'ouRi siil.,S... <lI,Ir
stay unpiras:.ni was ICoEc. On the ilT.i
dhy the Colored men tbok sIuall table. at
som" dIsl:r,c rom M genera II css tat ,Ii''.
moved up Cl"Sc 10 thG large one. :omc one
wanIrd TO know III tie hFgers were run
ning the HESS fall.
Smith. one ut the white ncusbers OF the
class he said. threw salt OH him and when
lir i,nlUflsI rated was askCu II lie was I,uk-
I ing for trouble Smith also called i'm a
mcmber Of rbc class. nlaGc things Unpleas-
ant fer him.
During the cross examination bv Ne
Dcrmou he admitted II ~ AaU.rm"I WIS
friendly to him wien he first came bur
changed afterwards. A short time ago
wi',I hcDermou Was SICK hc want, d tn lie
of some assistance and explained this ac-
lion by say ing that uidtrtE circumstances
he would lelp any Oncl even though lie was
his worst ,Eomy. He considered hat Nc
nernIolt had fafcd and maltreated him in
as much as Ec tried to UstraCisc II I'M.
Tht, hoard adjourned at D. NJ TO meet
again this morning at 1870 o'clock.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
ARRANGING rae CEREMONIES.
PomD ard Impr"Ss.vcne>s VIII Mark
Satolli'n Elevation.


Atihe Cathedral III Baltimore sunday Rev.
e. +. Thomas annuIncch that arrangements
were being made for the entertainment If
the prciatcs who Will be present at the
ceremonies incident tn the comforting OF the
cdrdinalatc on Mgr SatIlIi on December 10.
Solemn high mass Will be celebrated at
IL oclnck, with Cardinal Gibbons as
rcieDrant and the Cardinal-cect occupying
a crimson throne i'll the sanctuary. The
Conf.rrDE uf the red DerrettGnI viii occur
lust before the chanting of the gospel.
Mgr. Satolii. as papal ablcgate, viii read
the official orders. and the American prela te
VIII so!enInly invest Mgr. Satulli with
the insignia of his prnDorion.
Archbishop KAN, uf ST. Louis. Will make
the English address Of conGratnlation in
Dchaif OF the American hierarchy and per
pie. Every archbishop and Il large mum b.-r
or bis!iuDs and friends will lend uDusual
DoiDp IL The solemn rcr-inonials and "A ircady
entrance tickets TO the Cathedral are in
constant dcnlaud.
The rartiina!-eiect Is in receipt of nunIer-
GUS invitations to receptions and services
from different Catholic organizations here
and in other cities.
The parishiOners If St Patrick's will
have notable gathering uu New Years
Eve. Cardinal Satoli viii preside at the
solemn services held at the closing OF the
year.
The Alumnae of the Nutre Dame will also
entertain the Dap1l delegate and his coming
guest, the Marquis Sacripanti. The date
has not yet been selected. bIt II will prpba
bly, bc about Dcrenlbcr ls.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
WORK OF wREcKERs.
EXPRESS Crashed Into Freight Cars
Engineer "A nd Fireman X HE'D


Engineer and Fireman X HE'D.
Cortland, n. y, Dec. 2.-The New York
and Philadelphia night express on the Della
ware. Lacka wanpa aud y .-irra kaps,.,i
which was wrecked at Preble. at 11:05
o'clock last night, was the result of a mcst
deliberate plot on the part OF persons un-
known.
The train consisted OF the engine, the
"Sam SlOan," the largest passenger loco
motive On the division; an express car, and
car of scenery for the show troupe. "A
B4wery Girl; baggage car, a smoker, ana
a Pullman sleeper.
The passengers first notification OF my
thing wrong was the trembling OF the train
as The air brakes were set hard. Two car
lengths further ahead the collision oc-
CURED.
The engine was completely wrecked.
beyond all repair. torn all 10 pieces and
iurned ON its left side. and Its nose plowed a
hole In the groun five feet deep.
Fireman Webster Rofe was found beside
the engine under the wreckage badly scaid-
ed. He was taken ont alive after an hours
work. but he died on the way to Cortland at
4 O'Clock this morning:
found until $50 O'Clock this morning, when
he was discovered a the mouth of the fire
box.
His head, arms and one leg had been
Ddrned Off. The flesh was still burning.
so that water had t,- b. poured on tli,. body
:" extinguish the flames before ii could
De removed.
The cngineer's watch was fonnd tu have
stopped at 11O5 o'clock. None OF the
passengers Were hurt, but all were badly
shaken np; They all got cut of the train
safely with their hand baggage.
The baggageand mail were all saved from
the baggage car. and about half uf the
scenery OF the theatrical troupe was saved.
lhe wreck took lire from the lamps, and
every bit OF the wood work of the engine
and four cars was burned up cleanly
The morning times., 1895-12-03

than One-halr of the mains was laid in
Washing ton.
Forty public wells were abandoned
and filled. leaving III in lise on June 10.
1895. Two deep wells Were driven, one OF
which Is on the BriGhtwood road ut Bright
WOOD, ana the otn-r at siXuh AMI u -,,v,'s
southwest. BOtn OF the wcils were driven
10 Il depth OF about 30 feet with 6-Iuch
wrought iron pipe, except through rock.
STREET LIGHTING AND INSPECTION.
Proposals were received, after advertise
meut, for Lighting the pu bile lamps ny inin-
cral oil and naplrba only. No proposals
were received for gas or electric lighting.
Gas and electric lighting continued, but
not under formal contract.
A bd OF S.u per lamp per year was ac-
ccptcd for napGtia lighting. This is. an
Increase OF 80 over Tue Bfice Iur lSSo
notwithsi anding mat the new speciiicd-
lions secured an increased number OF
period OF burning from 3.S2S hours 10
$500 hours, with an allowance to the
latter period OF onc-halr hour per night.
TWO thousand seven Uunured aud ih.i,ctn
gas metres were Inspected and proved dur
ing the year. The average candle power
of gas supplied by the Washington Gaslight
Company WAS 1858 candles: that suUpHed
by the Georgetown Gaslght Company WAS
1897. sulphuretcd hydrogen was round
present on many OCCASIONS IN The WaSning-
ton gas. This offensive and del.teriouS
impurity is not included In the list or I'M
purities named for supervision in the ACT
of 1874 regulating gas works.
Excess OF ammonia was found In the
Georgetown gas eight times, and excess of
sulphur twent5 -llnc times.
Inc Commissioners renew their reconI-
ulenGation Tor IA law Increasing Ine e. al
ity and candle power and limiting the price
To 81 per / 900 cubic feet.
The estimates for 1897 propose the COM
menceInent of the Tibcr Creek and New
Jersey high level interccpting sewer, OF the
adopted plan of sewage disposal TINS
sewer will divert sewage from the james
Creek Canal.
Much greater extension of sewers. ac
cording to well known plans, is called
for. Very lit tie is said, however, of
the bond bill. These subjects VIII prem
ably bp treated in Il separate paper.
The Recommendation Of the last report
for the abolition of grade crossings is
ranptye,l in = rnDY
The morning times., 1895-12-03
MISS AUB CoSFEssEs.
One Convicted Upon Her TESTIMONY
She Declares Is Innocent.


New York, Dec. 2.-There was n great
seuSation in general sessions this morning
when Recorder Goff called Walter :. Lam
german to the bar for sentence.
Ian.ernaH was convicted on last Tues
lay FOR crimiualiy assauting Barbara Aub
a book agent.
Wien Langerinan was called To the bar
This morning. the recorder, instead of sen
tencin: him TO at least fifteen years, as
almost every one expected. startled the
tnronr OF spectators by saying:
barbara Aub has admitted to me in an
affidavit that Langernfan is innocent OF the
charge o fra Pc, upon which he was convicted,
She ais1 ADMITS that her testimony at the
trial against this man was entirely false
Lancrrtlan is therefore discharged upon
the charge of rape upon his own recognl-
Zance. He stands coiurnittetl- however. To
the house or detention as a witness IN prop-
able proceedings against Barbara Aub Tor
perjury
Laugerman sobbed aloud as the recorder
spoke.
llttl. later The recorder committed her
to the city prison TO await the action OF tie
grand fury He said TO her: You have
done more harm to the law than yon did 10
Langerman.'
The morning times., 1895-12-03
AFFECTS JOINT INTERESTS.
Opinion of Court Of Appeals as to
Contract Rights.

In the cause, taken up on an allegation
of error, of Eleanor II. Nagrudcr against
John S. Belt. in an action on assumpsit
brought upon Joint simple contract aga inst
husband and wife, the court Of appeals
Yesterday handed down an opinion revers-
ing the Judgment of the court below.
Upon the original trial there was a
Judgment rendered against the wife alone.
for debt aggregatinG S2,250. In passing
upon the appeal the court said:
THE principle Is well settled that when
the contract is made with several persons.
interest be Joint, they must all, il living.
join in the action on the contract. and
il il appears on the record that all have not
Joined who ought to have Joined, the
Judgment will be amended. Judgment re-
Yersed, cause remapded.H
The morning times., 1895-12-03
RAILWAY GETS DECISION
Jud gmcnt OF Court Helrw Reversed In
81 Du mage. Sllit

TIE court of appeals yestcr,ia rendered
an opinion IN the cause OF The Washington
ana Icorrctown Railroad Company against
John II. Wright. reversing The Judgment
~ II" corr i"'ow, With costs. and grant
irp n lew trial.
iDr :.t tIou vas brurGht by Wright. who
claimed damages Tor Injuries sGsta ined
90 ~. evening Cf tGe Sth OF November.
1892. the uav afiCT thc Presidential eioc-
tion. \ crowd was gathered on The street
Ia read the election Returns as bullctined
III front OG the newspaper offices AMI was
Sirick bv n rrip car. The crowd was quite
large. and Wright claimed that hc was
>Jar'iinc at itc side ur The track bar was
:" rear as Ia b. touched 10y n passing
train.
irc claim was that The injury was due
- ;hr care'csSHeSS Of the company in not
giviuE sufficient warning of the approach
OF the grip car.
TIE opinion holds that The court below
rrrcl IN not cTautine she motion Tor a
verdict for the defendant -cpmpauv. II
WAS rendered b. Nr. Justice Morris.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
MRS. TUDOR HART

OF London and Nahant
ASSISTED ny MISS TUDOR OF BOSTON,
will show on SALE a collection of Antiques, COM
prising Silver, Curios, Screens and Drnperies OF
q very high order imost of which she has re-
Gently secured personally In England).
AT RICHMOND HOTEL,
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, December fifth
and sixth, from ten morning until ton evening.
The Silver Especially suitable for Wedding
or Christmas presents) will comprise genuine
Georgian and old Sheffield piecee
The Curios and collectors pieces are OF very
best
Tho Screens are FIRST OF kind shown in this
country.
Unique embroideries OF Mr.. Otis Luscomb oil
Nah ant, and some beaut fui sculptures In In
tagiio aud relief by Mrs. X. Prescott OF Boston.
Among the Jewery will be some lovely tur-
Iuoiss Amulets, set as rings and bro ches.
few artistic garments and fans DUST select
ed in London) Will also be shown.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
JURY TO ASSESS DAMAGES.
Cond demnation Proceedings Under
High WAY Act NnNy I-rd ..r WnY

Z
A jury was yesterday impanelcd in the
condemnation proceedings under the high
way act as follows: John L. Hcrrell. Louis
D. Wine John $. Swurnlstcdt. Vim. II. Holiz-
claw Philip 81. SnowCen. j, seph \. Llttlc
and J. NJ. Carusi.
Tie jury was sworn before Justice Cox.
sitting i'll District court. and afterwards
excused until tomorrow when visit will
b.. made to the section under aOusiGerati ion.
the Dennison and Leighton subdivision. to
view the grounds, and will afterwards hear
testimony and arguments.
The attorneys present yesterday were. I'm
behalf of the Commissioners, NessrS.
Thomas, Duvall and WorthlnCton: and
Nessrs. w. L. Cole. Chaplin Brown. Ma
thaniel Wilson, and others, upon the part
of the petitioners.
Justice Cox has been assigned To- hear
all the cases, forty-sevcn in all.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
FOR LOCEED-OUT DRIVERS.

Subscriptions Coming In to The Times
Help Fund.
Poverty has In many Instances laid
Its ha nd upon the loc ked-out employees
of the Anacostia Street Railroad. In
some families affected there is sick
ness and suffering.
These women and children are
worthy objects of charity, and the
relief fund started by The Times is
growing.
Below Is the amount received to
date, nli of which - turned over to
the street Railway Union:
The morning times., 1895-12-03
IF ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT
DR.. CZARRA,

10 Fourth ct. De., Washington, d. c.
SPECIALTY-AH Chronic, Nervous, Blood
and Skin Diseases, Indigestion, Liver, Kid
ney, Bladder, and Urinary Troubles, Piles,
Fjstula, Structure, etc.
A NEW METHOD for permanent and
quick cure of all PRIVATE diseases and
Hours, 8 to 12 a. IN; to p. IN Sun
day, 4 to z q. m.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
National Bank Circulation,

National bank circulation outstanding
an increase during November of S72,s6s
and since December. 1894. OF 81 ,277 .0e6.
The national bank circulation based On
bonds footed up $50: 469 ,526, an in
998. 1877.
The morning times., 1895-12-03


III A mans physical well being is
~ closely watched by thoughtful wife
1t is part of her duty in the world to
keep him well. If she sees him running
down, she should take measures to stop it.
Very few men enjoy being sick. They
won't admit even to themselves that they
are sick. They will go on losing flesh and
vitality-working too hard-worrying too
hard-taking little or no care of their
nealth. Maybe they need only little help
to be made we'll. Maybe a good simple
tonic is all they require. Maybe it is some
thing more serious. Whichever it is, it
should be attended to. When a man gets
really sick, his work stops. He can't tend
to business. He loses all he has previously
gained. Actual want may stare him in the
face. 1t doesn't; pay to get sick, or to stay
sick. There's no need of doing either. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
prevent sickness. It is a blood helper and
q flesh builder. 1t restores perfect diges-
ton and insures perfect assimilation of
the food. 1t is apowerful enemy to germs
and will search them out in all parts of the
body, forcing their evacuation. It has
been proven by the written testimony of
hundreds of grateful people that the
Golden Medical Discovery" will even
cure % per cent. of all cases of consump-
ton il taken in its early stages.
A book of 1000 pages containing testimo.
malls and much valuable health talk will
be sent on receipt of IL cents to cover post
age and wrapping only. WORLDS DIsPKN-
aARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, NY.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Silver Dollar Issues.

The issue OF standard silver dollars from
the mints ands Treasury offices for tue
week ended November 80 was $685., ,94S.
ard for the corresponding period last year
was $730, ,529, and for the month Of No
vember was SLICE. .431, and for the cor
responding period last year was $1,000
4nA.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Treasury Receipts.

The receipts from internal revenue yes
terday were S713.352: from customs
SS3o .u37: miscellaneous, Sl3S.lls. The
nationaI bank notes received vest erday for
re,ieplp;ion amounied 10 S406,61S.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
DEADLY SNAKES.
SEVEN DIFFERENT DEADLY
POISONS-A SURE AND
CERTAIN ANTIDOTE.

The poison Of
the rattle sua ke
is no more deadly
a n Il veDOmOus
than some that we
make in our
bodies.
Ptomaines are
the poisOns geDer-
Sued in the body
itself and their
deadly qualities
are like those OF
strychnine, arsen-
ic, morphine. tic.
The details OF
numerous murder
trials and text
books Oh Toxicol-
ogy teach us these
facts.
Then there are
the pOisOns that
result from iinper-
The morning times., 1895-12-03
ITS NEEDS IRE SET FORTH
Annual Report on the District
Sent to the President.
USES OF THE REVENUES
Com M iSsioners Suggest How They
May Be Hest Expended-H Hdebt ed
ness of the Cify-New Municipal
building and Other Projects of
Local 1nterests.r

The Commissioners report TO the Presi-
dent, transmitted yesterday asks for lcgis-
lat1on on back taxes, extension of time for
the erection of n municipal
building, the regulation Of sewer connections
a nd & XtenSion- OF sewers, the establishment
of an isolation hospital, Improvement of gas
and reGue;lon of price 10 81 and prohibition
of grade crossings for railroads. IL first
discusses the financial condition of the Dis
trict, showing a bonded and other interest
beiffhg csbt or" S17,T Ts0.620.ls, non
bonded interest bearing debt of S9S,lO3.
and rebates or special assessments, 81 / .0s4.
Taerc. Is. in addition a small floating debt
resulting from judgments against the Dis
tricJ sine, the appropriations were made.
The rate OF general tax for the year is the
same as l,set year, VIZ. 81 80 on each 500
Tor personal ara real estate, except that
used solely. for agricultural purposes, Gu
which 81 per 500.