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AN EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT.

The entertainment, which was given in
the North church, last Wednesday even
ing, was much enjoyed by all present.
Mss Carrie Morris opened the evening
with recitation and reading both OF
which were excellently well rendered
Then followed musical puzzle i'll which
Miss Ina Suckley played several selec
Clons. from various authors, the object be-
ing for the taudience to guess the names
OF the pieces. In This Miss Nellie Suck
ley gained the prize. bouquet of carna-
Cions. Next in order was spelling
match 10 which Mrs Francis Dawson
was the he oine, with N. NJ Strong sec
ond. After this came several musics |
elections by the Misses Nellie and Belle
Suckley win peanut party to close the
evenings entertainment.
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MONROE.
Mrs William Lutz is yerv IN.

Mrs William Lutz is very i'll.
The society of St Peters is preparing
for Christmas tree.
Mrs .. A. Nichols is sick.
Mrs Edward Curtiss and her sister in
law, Mrs Arthur Curtiss, have visited
the parents OF the latter In Brookfield.
George O*borne and Patsey German
nave been very kusv during the past
week butcheriDg pigs.
Mrs Birdsey Beers Of Easton has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Eli Curtis.
Tor several days past.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
BRANCHVILLE.

Charles J. Hughes, the monuments
nan Of b idgeporr, has sold to Mrs Ann
Costello very pretty and artistic Barre
2ranite monument, to be Get In the Cath
Ollie cemetery at Ridge q Id Ia memory OF
her hns band and two daughters. It is a
credit GO the wellknoWn firm who ex-
ecuted the work
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
WEST CORN WALL.
AFR. F. SMITHS sEMpoR1r1u

z H"s = OhICNAs
one of the popular trading places for
this and surrounding towns is the store
of K, +. Smith, who IL better prepared
Tor The Christmas trade than ever befo re.
be is offering, just now, great bargains
Tor the ladies In jackets and capes, which
are dandies. Cloaks which sod we'll
early in the season for So, SS. $40 and
$I2 be 10 selling for 81, SO, So and $40
Up stairs he has filed up room with
holiday goods which will delight the
children. He has marked Down the g d DIS
TO very low figures and dffias compesi-
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
GEN GARCIA DEAD,

Gen CalixtO Garcia, commander of the
Cuban army, who recently came to
Washington and while there was taken
seriously ill with pneumonia. is dead and
his remains will probobly be returned to
Cuban soil aboard one of Uncle Sans
war ships. The Cover ment will place
a warship at the disposition of the Gu
bans for this purpose should they desire
it. He died last Sunday and his death is
lamented, both here and in Cuba.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16

Soothing, healing, cleansing, De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve is the implacable ene-
my of sores, burns and wounds. 1t never
fails to cure piles. You may rely upon il.
&. T. Hawlev, Newtown; S. G. Bull &
Co., Sandy Hook; A. B. Brakeman, Bots
ford; B. Hawley s. Co., Stepney
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
TO BE PEACEFUL A WHILE AGAIN.

TO BE PEACEFUL WHILE AGAIN.
Orders were issued from eadquarters
at Washington, last week, to restore
Uncle Sans warships to the regulation
navy color, and the work is being pushed
with vigor. la a short time once more
the snowy white of peace will distin'
guish the warships of this nation from
all others, and they will have lost their
fierce dark fighting hue.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
TRUMBULL.
CHURCH NOTES.

The Y. T. S. c. E. of the Congrega.
tioaal church will hold their eighth an
adversary at the parsonage, Thursday
evening. II stormy, Friday evening. A
pleasant social time is expected. The
semi-annual elections of Ulcers will take
place at that time.
The residents of this part Of the town
regret to learn of the resignation of Rev
Charles W. Boylston, rector of Grace
Church, Long Hill. As one of the pas
tors Of the Town, and as acting school
visitor for many years Mr. Boylston has
come into close relations with all the
families in town in pleasing and help
full way that has always been appreciated
outside OF his own parish as well as with
IN. The best wishes of all will accom-
pany Mr. and Mrs Boylston to their new
field. Of labor and may Grace church be
Ms fortunate in the future as in the past
in the selection Of pastor.
Mrs Dwight Brinsmade has gone to
Bridgeport to spend part OF the winter.
Carroll Burton of Ansonia spent the
Sabbath at his home in Trumbull.
Miss Elizabeth c. Walker, now of New
York city, spent the Sabbath at the par.
sOnage.
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WARNING ON TRADING STAMPS.

Att meeting of the Retail Merchants
Associations of New Haven held last
week, the war on trading stamps and the
like tokens with sales. was renewed and
they will probably carry the matter to
tue state Legislature, to have it put stop
to the business il possible.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16

II you want to see an ideal display Of
Ghiistmas novelties 50 arranged a. to be
jul right for easy picking drop 10 at the
" sL flee newsroom. IL Postufflce, Al,
cade, Bridgeport. There you viii an
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16

year, and beside the first prlza of $1,000
be got wife and they were married on
saturday afternoon at the Garden in the
presence OF the crowd of spectators. He
covered 2007 miles.
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ApJUrANr GENERAL APPOINTED,

Gov-Elect Lounsbury has appointed
Louis N. Van Keuren of Bridgeport, adj
juGant- general for the state Of Connecti-
cut. The appointment ia heartily APP
proved by the military men of the state.
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A CARD.

We, the undersigned. 90 hereby agree to re-
fund the money on q so cent bottle of Greene's
Warranted Syrup OF Tar, ii it falls to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a 20 cent
bottle to prove satisfa Glory or money refund
ed. h. Ell. BEERS & CO, Newtown.
s. &C. BULL & CO, Sandy HOOK.
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Savings bank books taken in payment and
interest On same allowed TO date OF purchase
We can usually furnish . similAr limo of
Bridgeport mortgages. and VIII be pleased 70
q aay CO oevaEang % aAyeN u ~ en- =.
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A SIX DAYS, BICYCLE co NTEsT,

Madison Square Ga den, in Nav York
City, was che scene Of q six day bicycle
race, last week. c. w. Miller of Chica
GO, last years victor, won again this
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
DEATH OF JOHN NJ. SMITH.

John M. Smith, the head Of the big
dry goods stores Of Smith, Murray &
Co., in Bridgeport and Springfield, died
st his home IN the latter city on Monday.
Lieutenant-G Dewell Of New
Haven. VINO, IS a wholesale grocer, deals
largely in West India products, belives
that it Ia possible to ret tore New Ravens
direct trade with the West Indies, which
Was ended by the removal Of the TrU-
bridge vessels and feet to New York
City some years ago. He has just pu.-
trade ard other vessels will be added.
they vii. carry general merchandise
fsom New York and New Haven to the
West Indies and yetUrn to New Havea
with molasaae,
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DEATH OF WELL KNOWN CANDY MANU.
FACTURER.
Benejah 81. Douglas, head of the con-
fectionery firm of b. Il. Douglass q Son,
died at his home in New Haven, Decem-
Der z, aged 81 years. He was stricken
with paralysis the Sunday previous.
MIR Douglass had been an Odd Fellow for
over naif a century. He was a native of
New Hartford and bad been at the head
of his firm since 1868. He leaves two
sons.
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Instrumental march, "Stars and Stripes
Forever" Mrs +. B Wood.
Full chorus. Hunting Chorus."
Orchestra.
Solo, Sweetest story ever told" Jessie c
Cochrape.
Recitation, New Church Organ" Cora E
Butler.
Violin and organ, "Boulanger's March,"
Mrs Wood and h. l. Oviatt
solo, Break the news to mother" julia
-ochTane.
Recitation. CDR Puff on patent medicines
William ID. BOsler.
Intermia ion.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
AN EXCELLENT CONCERT.

The concer- given By the y0u0g peopl.
of the church on Friday evening. Decem
Der 2, was success in every wav. The
rendition was exceedingly GOOD, the mt
sicians, singers and speakers all being :
credit TO Themselves and the cOmmunit
at large. The orchestra, which, unde
the leadership of E L OViatt, has beer
recently organized at this place, added
attractiyeness to the program, which was
as follows:
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B. Wood.
RECITATION, "That old sweetheart of mine, -
Edith u Dean
Duet. Sweet simmer time" Mrs F. B
WOOD and Mrs e. L. Oviatt
Clarionet and organ, THAT is Love-" Mrs
Wood ana E. l.. OYiatt.
citation, Under the Wheels" Cora NJ
Cole.
Quartet. Grow, Poatman, pow," Misses
Jessie !! Cochrane. Edith q. Dean and Messrs
Allyn Vail, Ge rye Dean.
SOLO. sing again that sweet refrain" Jul liza
Cochrane.
"ecttation, Kentucky Philosophy" George
s. Dean.
Full chorus, Sailors Glee."
Financially t5 was success, the pro-
ceeds amounting to over SIS.
A, Fl. Randall of New York is visiting
hi" nephew, Frank B. WOOD.
Preparations are being made to give
the children of the Sunday acho0l 3
Christmas tree the ni,nt of December 26
Mrs john Hubbard returned, las Sal
urday, ON her visit with MIS- George
Mccoy at Line R ok.
CharIes Ii. CrmsLock of Lime Rock was
in town, Sur day.
William D. Bosler spent Sunday at hi,
home in Sharon.
j. FL. Cocnrane of New Milford was in
town, Monday, on business.
Mr. and Mr. L. j. Nickerson left, Tues
day, for business trip to New York,
returning home, Wednesday night.
The surprise party given to Mis- Clara
Cole, last Wednesday evening, was vel
ATTENDED from this village, al reporting
a good evenings entertainment.
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feldt, Washington. Washington county.
Texas and in ono corner WAS the In
scrIption AFTER ten days return to John
Frey. Napa. California"
IT was known that Kugadt had n nephew
named Emil Neunfeldt, a printer who had
lived in California. This nephew once
lived here. but about eight years ago he
went to San Francisco.
This letter with It's address and return
marks was suspicious and the man who
saw the postmaster give 1t to young Ku
gadt. communicated the fact to Sheriff
league, who Immediately sent to the Off
GERS at Napa. Cal. a photograph and print
ed description with the further lnforma-
lion that Kugadt was supposed TO be going
under the ASSUMED name Of John Frey. lie
waited with some Impotence for the an
swer the telegram brought
Sheriff league left as soon as practicable
and brought Kucadt back from Napa
Cal. En- route kugadt confessed TO the
sheriff that he burned his sisters body.
but that she fell out OF The wagon and
killed herself He had been working nj
his trade. shocmaking, under the assumed
name Of John Frey
lie was tried at the March term OF the
district court Of Washington county In
1897. ana convicted
His case was appealed TO the cour. ~
criminal appeals and affirmed. and he was
sentenced to be executed Thursday. May
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may be treated to with dispatch equal to.
IL not actually greater. than that enjoyed
by ports having grccter Transatlantic
trade than this place.
The plans contemplate. as LcrrtctoT,
mentioned, six miles OF new track. cover
ing such portions OF the company's proper
" as can be used TO the greatest advantage.
Beginning at Twenty seventh street, two
tracks Will extend down the yards and join
with two new leads running past the wharf
company's office at Twenty first street,
making at that point four leads TO the
lower yards, Instead of the two now there.
The plan Of these two new tracks shows
them TO run directly through the site of :he
present union depot. and the old landmark
VIII have TO I've removed 10 make way for
the improvements
The rush of business last season. with
the ever present indications OF a great in
crease for the coming months, has justified
the wharf company in making these eidi-
lions TO the facilities. which as the demands
arise will be increased.
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s siee.sd. before Mr.. Teller had concluded
senate might take up tse speciai oras~ VIZ y,
Mississippi. "a''nai' Oh
while the special order was pending
.In was reported by Mr.. sewail providing
LOT the employing OF retired army ofr,co,s
'u,ihs me present war. II was passed.
Mr.. Money tMiss) was then recocnizea
anu presented the resolutions on the death
VI AT. waithall. The eulogies were pro-
lConn.l. Berry Ark.). Proctor w Can,
non utah, Cockrel MOI. Bate (Tenno
fasco tFla) and Pettus (Ala.).
Az the conclusion Of the eulor,cs the
Siema.e as further mark Of respect ad.
'ourhed until II a. M. tomorrow.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NJ the fremont T. N Blake, New Or
leans; l., G Goddard, Port Arthur, Charles
b. Peck Hcrston James Wolff New YORK;
I, Downs. paltstinci NJ CraMer, H,isas
CRY; i. NJ. Hinke. New York; a. kUbcft
BALDWIN Richmond, w, J. Byron, Jr., We
llsco: Paul Waddill, Now Orleans. ii, T..
Hardman. Palestine; G. S. Wagner,
Omaha; l.. p. Skeen, ". II. Henderson, At
lama; W. g. Leggett, Lynchburg, Tena.;
NJ e. Written. Wharton; X. Frank Craw-
ford Houston; E. X. Bixby, Fort Worth
W u. Felps. St. Louis; W. II. Hopkins,
Barsboo. Wis; !. Schloss g. T. Hunt G.
Denton, New York. Charles II. Peseay,
Houston; l.. F.. Chester. beaumont; Charles
t. Goldng, Houston; Charles "A. Barnwcll.
shreveport.
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LIGHTERS RrAny.

The steam lighters Bessie and Laura, re-.
Gently chartered by the government were
taken out for 2 trial trip beyond the jetties
this afternoon. The intention is to test
their general seagoing qualities and to
make a trial of the boilers. The lighters
viii probably leave Galveston for Tamla,
Fla, their destination, tomorrow evening,
as everything is in readiness wl,hHthe eS-
ccption OF the new sails ordered fer The
vessels. Work is being ccmplered on them.
and 1t is expected they will be ready for
use in time for the lighters TO leave tomor
row
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HARBOR LIGHTS OUT.

The lightship which for 10 long stood at
the mouth of the channel as an aid to navi-
CATION was yesterday brought inside and
the light extinguished. The Pintsch gas
buoys that marked the channel inside the
jettes have also been extingulshed. and the
Fort Point light shines no more. The Boil
war lighthouse and Red Fish bar. some
twenty miles out, are now the only lights
to mark the harbor, These steps have been
taken AS precautionary measures. Friendly
vessels will have no trouble in getting Into
port, but the enemy would better beware.
II is understood that The Bolivar light
was kept burning only for the reason that
Il is OF aid to the work going on at the
new fort, which is being pushed night and
day.
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A WORKMAN HURT.

serious accident this forenoon about 10
o'clock. while engaged IN loading cotioa
seed meal on board the steamship Socrates.
lying at pier u. He was staining near one
Of the hatchways when he was struck by a
siugl load OF the meal, preclpitating him
lit, the hold Of the ship a distance Of
sixteen or eighteen feet Cpydc's shoulder
was diSlocated. and it Is thought h re-.
ceived serious internal iniufes, officer
Crews conveyed Coyde to the Seaiy hospital
Ia the patrol wagon.
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Washington, May 2i.-Patcnts issued To-
dav to Texans:
Thomas W. Boynton, Dauffau. kitchen
cabinet.
John Booth, Belleville, well strainer.
John ]. Caruther, Ingleside, saw.
Francis j. Coins. Marshall, protector for
stay-bolts.
Thomas w. Sailing Marshall, draft beam
for cars
John W seifert. Dallas. cotton elevator
cleaner and feeder
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Bastrop. Texas. May 26.-The city school
board met last evening and elected Prof.
". A. Palmer OF Calvert superintendent
Of the Bastrop public schools for the next
ensuing year.
Mr.. Henry Bowen, charged with the
killing Of Robert Warren at Red Rock.
as wired yesterday. waived examining trial
before Justice W. l.. Moore this morning
and his bond was fixed at $3.50. which he
readily gave
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AMERICAN REGISTRY.
FOREIGN Built ships that carry
Troops VIII BE Protected.

TruOns VIII BE Protected.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The senate COM
mittee ON commerce today had under con
sideraton the subject of granting Amer
ican registry TO forsign built ships FOR the
lurpose of securing their services in carry
ing troops and supplies TO the Philippine
islands and decided TO place the matter in
the hands OF a subcommittee with au-
thority TO report in all cases in which the
war department may make request that
registry be granted.
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1880 s=-s-=-7-s-=-
MILITARY CABLES.
Dill to Give the Secretary of the
Navy More Power.

NAVY WOTE TUWVT'
Washington, May Ex-senator Chandler
today introduced bill authorizing the sec
rotary of the navy to establish and main
tain all such Geographic communication
es he may deem necessary during the con
tnuance of the present war by opening or
reopenlng such ocean lines as may be
necessary in any exigency for the proper
protection of naval and military oper-
attons.
The bill carries an appropriation of
81 600 900
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Tcxns ro.t,i Matters.

A Especial Dispatch to Tho Postl
Washington. May 26.-New postoffiees
have besn established at Furrah, Pamela
county. Texas. Lucy c. Holt postmistress-
The postoffice at Fanehon,, swtsher
county has been moved three miles west.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-27

Alvin, Texas, May 2s.-The annual rush
OF cape jessarne bud shipments 10 supply
the orders from the North for Decoration
Day, May so. is now on. Hundreds OF
hands are at work picking and packing the
buds and there is a demand FOR every one
that can be obtained. Tomorrow the. rusa
will be over, but a great quantity OF huis
VIII be shipped on orders all through june.
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THAT DRY DOCK

1t will be remembered that Congressman
Hawley some time ago secured provision
in the government dry dock bill for the
inspection OF Galveston with the view OF
locating a dry dock here. The officers APP
pointed for the inspection are coming at an
early date. as the following notice to Mayor
Fly shows:
Navy Department Washington, May
23-Dear Sir; ! board of officers.
convened by order OF the secretary of
the navy, In accordance with the act
OF congress making appropriations for
the naval service for the year ending
June 80. 1899, approved May A, 1898,
will VISIT Galveston, Texas. at an early
date. to determine the desrabiilty OF
locating and constructing in that haf-
Dor dry dock of sufficient capacity to
take the largest naval ship.
2. The board will inform you by tele-
gram of the exact date Of its arrival.
and will then be glad to receive from
ven and from such citizens of Calves
inn as NAV be interested in this matter,
any information that may assist 1t TO
reach correct conclusion. Very re-
speotfully. +, NJ. Ramsey,
Rear Admiral U, S. N, President OF
the Board
To His Honor the Mayor, Galveston.
The board will be here tomorrow. as the
following telegram shows
To the Mayor of Galveston, Texas.
Chetow. Ala, May &c. 1898. Dry dock
hoard arrives fremont House Friday
morning. 9th.
Ramsey, Rear Admiral.
. like telegram was received by Presi-
dent George NJ. Courts of the chamber OF
oommerte. and that body at once took the
matter in hand Lieutenant Richie will be
nrcrared to furnish the committee with all
technical information required, and MT D.
II. Hawley has collected in advance some
valuable data. which will be presented
HOUSTON LIGHT COMPANY REPORT.
liz the case of the Massachusetts, Loan
aud Trust company against the Citizens
Electric Light and Power company OF
Houston. Receiver Blake Dupree has re-
mort in the Federal court for the montaa oi
March and April
Cssh on hand March /. sii9.1l receipts
curing the month, Si0,T22 81; disbursements
FOR the month, Sl0.iSiSi balance on hand
s24n50.
y,,,iny tho month. SCI $3.50. the sum q
Sti aoot being from The Hartford steai1
noller Insurance company OF Hartford OF
nnlicv. total receipts for the month. s2l,
a2G.S3. Disbursements for the montn
ssIls ~: balance on hand May /, Sl2,iitR
WHARF COMPANY IMPROVEMENTS.
The improvements the Galveston wharf
company has Under way end in eontempla-
tlon in the way Of increased traokage Ia
cili,l,e will 90 much towards the proper
handling OF next seasons business. Wors
Il already far advanced towards the corr
pIetion of six miles OF new track, which
accoI ding TO Mr. j. +. Bailey, the com
pany's manager. will be ar efficient faeto.
in preventing the blockatss that made th'
quick handling Of freight here last season
a perplexing question to all concerned. TN
vha RI company Is vigorous IL pushing for
ward facilities that will favor the railroads
and ships with means to enable theni 4
carr, on any amount Of business Galveston
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Pittsburg. Texas, May 24--Two resi-
dences, one owned by Prof. Burks and the
other by Mrs. ~ r. Northen. were de-
stroyed by fire last night There was no
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Texas PostmRsters.
(Special Dispatch to The Post.

Washington. May 26.-Texas postmasters
appointed today: L. ]. Cook Grafton. Wise
county; r. II. Saunisa. Floyd, Hunt ceun-
~: Lillian H. Anderson. Homestead, Floyd
county: Joshua C. Brown. Madisonville.
Madison county; Robert l.. Watson. Osoe-
ola, Hill county.
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nah, Drowned M wal,

Cleburne Texas May Henry Thomp-
son, little 4-year-old child OF Bono
neighborhood, was drowned In a well to-
day lie fell in and was dead before res
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STREET RAILWAY REPORT.

Major Baor. receiver OF the Galveston
city street railway. filed with the Federal
court today a report of the operation OF the
road for the month Of April. 1t may be
briefly summarized as follows:
Expense account: Salaries and wages
$iSl..S0; damages, legal expenses, taxes
and other miscellaneous, S3073 81; total OK
ponse account, $7s92,5l. Maintenance q;
property. Including repairs of all kinds.
sh0l613. total expense for the month, Si2,
92S.64.
Earnings: Total receipts from cars. Sill
9oi 25 miscellaneous, Sa675 Douglas park
revenue, $40; Beach property leases. si66;
reveure .iom power and ligh, $94460; to-
tal Tor the month S16.2Si.60; net earnings,
$S365.s6, balance on hand as per March
statement 2I,4S2.S7.