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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
GENERAL BTTLER PRiTSES HIS TROOPS

Washington Aug. la.-Major-Gcnerai NJ c. But
Ter commanding the Second Army Corps loft Camp
Alger to-day TO enter upon his duties as a mem
her OF the Cuba Military Commission. General
Butler will go 10 Newport News tomorrow. and
later will go 20 his home. In South Carolina. for a
brief visit before going TO Cuba. He issued an or
der to-day. expressing his appreciation Of the high
qualities of his ana thanking IN
for their support in the maintenance Of discipline
The troops composing the Second Army Corps, said
General Butler were ms fine body OF volunteers
as he
The Court Of Inquiry In the case OF the 81 Nr-
einia Regiment has not vet reached n conclusion.
Tho report the findings will be sent to General
Graham. at Middlctown Penn. II * rumorcd that
nj inc request Of General FItzhugh Lee. the ID
Virginia will be transferred 10 his camp In Florida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
RHODE ISLAND NAVAL RESERrEs GO HONE

Philadelphia. Aug. 1.-THE Naval Reserves Of
Rhode Island. who have been duty AT League
Island. board the monitor Manhattan lcft the
Navy Yard to-day for Rhode Island. They Will re-
port aboard the training ship Constellation at New
port after which the men Will be honorably dis
charged.
The Maryland Naval Reserves who on boarI
tho monitor Ajax. expect to start for homo late
to-day or tomorrow morning The Michigan Naval
Reserves will start tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
CHARLES ". GOULD'S APPOINTMENT.
LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE on THE CUBAN NIL
rTARY COMMISSION.

Washington AUG. Io.-Charles W. Could OF New
York has accepted tho appointment OF special rep
rcsentatlvc Of the Dcpa rtmcnt OF Justice tho
Cuban Military Commission. Mr.. Gould Is law
scr ~ prominence. and ia said 10 have special
qualifications for this important service. AS n
close student OF history he Is said TO be familiar
with the details OF many events moro or less sim
liar 70 the prospective evacuation OF Cuba by the
Spanish forces This Information. together with
his knowledge OF the Spanish laws and language
Will be Of great assistance to the Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
4 PHILADELPHIA HOSPITALS OFFER.

Philadelphia Aug. i9.-Dr John Y. Shoemaker
representing the Medico-C hirurs'cal Hospital. to-
dav ,elegraphed Surgeon-General Sternberg that
,h bosnital he represented prepared to receiv.
and care for ono hundred soldiers at once. DR..
Shoemaker had offered the hospital for Pennsyl-
vanla soldiers only and Surgeon-General Stcrnbers
had replied that It would be impractcable TO gather
tho scottered Pcnnsyvania1s and intimated that 4
the offer would be made general he would be glad
~ accent II This was Immediately compiled with.
Pennsylyania soldiers be given O preference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

cision
The character OF the present which the State
Nil mako 10 the ship wien she goes into COM
mission discussed, and II decided not TO
present a library. has been suggested, but 10
select tho usua; silver service.
In addition to this. however. tho state will give
Il handsome bronze badger. tn, symbol Of WIS
conSn. with the State motto. Forward" placed
ovCr Il.
The Commission will meet on he last Friday In
September 10 decide who shall name the ship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
CAPTAIN l.. r. FISH.

Washington Aug l9.-Captain L. r. FISH, Nr-
mcry OF the Sd Ohio Cavalry. died in this city last
night He was ffty-seven years OF age me
burial Will take place at Kingston Mass. Captain
Fish was well known In the Southwest after the
Civil War. having been connected with railroaus
in that section He was also prominent in politics.
and was a delegate to several Republican National
fc.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
MR.. LYMAN PROMOTED.

Washington. Aug. l9.-Charles Lyman, Chief Of
the Stationery Division in the Treasury Depart
ment. has been appointed Chief Of the Division OF
Appointments to succeed Major Frederick Brack-
EFT recently appointed by the President secretary
of the Paris Exposition Commission Mr.. LYMAN
for several years member OF the United
States Civil Service Commission. and his present
appointment is regarded as Il just recognition ~
Secretary Gage OF his long and efficient service In
behalf OF Civil Service Reform He will be sue
ceeded in TIE Stationery Department by George
with thar Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
FOR THE BATTLE-SHTP WISCONSIN.

A BRONZE BADGER TO DE GIVEN BY THE STATE.
AS WELL AS \ SILVER SERVICE.
Milwaukee. Aug. Eat tho meeting of the Bat
tie ship Commission AT the Phstcr Hotel. all the
members. consisting OF Senator Stebbins. DR.. Reyn-
ODDS OF Genoa Lake. and Julius Peycr. Of MIL
waukee. were present. 1t expected tina; the
Commission would AT this time select the young
woman who Is 10 name the tattle-ship Wisconsin
at tho launching next November. The Commits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. Aug lo-rhundersorms and rnn have
occurred In the Atlantic and West Gulf states and ONO
Valley Tho temperature has risen In the Missouri and
.o, v.s,a.,pni velleys and has remained nearly sta
onarv elsewhere The pressure Is high on the North
Pacific ccas, and from Mississippi River TO the At
lanc Coast except slight depression in New-Ensand
Showers may expected in the South Atlantic ana "e''
,, c,otos and on the England Coast, and sener-
all. fair weather elsewhere. The temperature Will rise
in the ohio Middle and Upper Mississippi valleys ana IN
the lake regions.
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For England and Eastern New-iork' tar; north
westerly WINDS.
F,,r Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware.
Generally fair: variable winds. becoming westerly.
OH s,ir warmer sunday: light variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

n representative OF The Tribune called n his home
40 Washington Square North. last night Mr.
Could hns office at No. Wall-st. He Is n mem
Der OF number Of clubs among which are the
Bar Association. University, Rockaway Hunt
Lawyers. Scawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Tuxedo
and Yale Clubs and the Downtown Association
and the Players.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
A DELICATE TINE RECORDER.

Berlin, Aug 19.-The celebrated matchmaker.
Lobner Of Berlin has perfected mechanism capa-
bic Of measuring and recording the thousandth
part OF a second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

coBB-A, TarTyo0n On August gus Is lsas Gas
Cobb eyed six days
HENDR!CKS-At stamford Conn. Wednesday. Angus
Funeral service viii be held hts late residence Ma 10
Rver-st.. Saturday. at 3 p m.
HOOD--At sopcton. Staten Island. August 10. Emma,
widow Of Robert Hood. aged 20 years
ST.. IN Sunday. 2lst inst. a; ?. M
Coventry England, papers please copy.
HOWARD--At Catski. August IS Mary Spencer wife Of
George A. Howard D. D.. Ia tho 10Th yeas
Funeral Sunday August 81. ..
JOHNsON-On Thursiay. 18th inst, Jane q johnson.
Funeral from theresience Of her daughter Mrs H. 4.
s,rohmeyer. No. 80 South wlow.s. Montcair. n. j.
JCDsON--At Camp w!koY, Montauk Point. Long Island.
on Wednesday. Angus, IL. lsJs OF typhoid fever
Alfred NJ. Jadson. j.. Sergeant Troop E. LIST L. 4
Notice OF funeral tertotter.
Farhed' conn aged 20 Gears
Friends are to attend The funeral from her A'
MOMBERGER-Augist is. isas. Emily. widow Of WILL
lam Momberger, at her residence. No lls2 Jackson
Funeral services Saturday 10th inst. at Q p. m.
Mime IN e mer-The Directors. Medical Stan ana
Members are invited 70 attend funeral services Of
esteemed Superintendent. Leopold Minzeshemer. at the
HENRY GITTERMAN. Acting President
The Mount Sinai Hospital Lexngion-ave. and oe'h-""
The Directors AMI Members invited TO attend the
II Leopold Mnzeshelner superintendent
0. the Mount Sinai Hospital on Monday August % At
~ ''' GEORGE BLrMENTHAL. President
Mount sinai Training Schoo, for Nurses
Hr,em Railroad ride from the Grand Central
Dcpo,. Office. 10 Ear; i2d 81.
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MAIN OFFICE-l54 Nassau-st.
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AMERICANS ABROAD will ind The Tribune az
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ST Petersburg Credit Lyonnas
Tho london office The Tribune Is convenient plaoo
20 leave advertisements and subscriptions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

Tribune once. Aug. 90 1 n. m-The weather yester-
day was showery In the morning and partly cloudy In
the afternoon The temperature ranged between "a and
81 degrees. the $50 being ~ lower than that
OF Thursday. and y higher than that Of the corrs-
spending day OF las, year.
The weather to-day Will be fair. .' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
DIED..

Bronchitis is distressing and alarming dis
ease; but Jayne's Expectorant VIII cure It, s's
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Suecial Notlces.
Tribune Terms to Mall

Tribune Terms to Mall Subscribers.
Daily SO wear per month.
Daiy Without SUNDAY, IS year: 90 cents per month
sunday Tribune So year. Weekly 81 Semi-weekiy. -
POSTAtE-ENra postage charged 10 foreign countrteA
except Mexico and Canada and on the daily IN New
York City.
REMITTANCES. II sent In cash. unregistered. VIII D y
the risk.
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rRrpU,.E LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
In pressure Indicated BY Inc Tribunss SELF
recording barometer The iocd line shows tempsrs-
ture recorded Al Perrys Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

A.-The Kcnsico Ccmetcry.-Private ststoA
Railroad - minutes ride from the Grand Central
pcpo, Office 10 Ear: i2d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

come now TO what IS. In my Judgment tne
faiire foreign policy. / refer. Of course TO the
immediate future of Asia. 1t is In thai quarter that
we will find a situation open TO American enter
prise a commerce waiting for American venture
and eyen;aaly people Of aHd civil lib
ertv OUTSIDE Of those countries that are ALREADY
European Dependencies, ihe popI;,ation OF Asa
They have. up to the present time. lived almos,
apart from mankind. The breaking OF the sea-
he discovery OF a new continent In the nature
OF things great results must follow. The discovery
Sations OF European life; the opening OF Africa
peopled only by saynges mas stirred SueI{ Tasi
swingnE inward. are doors that will admit us to
one-haf OF the desirable tcrrii2ry and o OF
railways without manufactures, without Cities
built modern lines W ihout FIELDS cni,vareu WITT "a
american enterprise. I, lies under the temperate
zone the only strip OF our glo3G dr ncrnasne
vigor yet 10 come Looked AZ rom ~ I,
material point Of view. the invitation ,endde,ed d
one that no entcrpr!sing people can aHoru 10 ue
cline ,.. - ,,o ,,,rron, n, as.ouc life ia NJ
hand The people Of China are already beginning
TO compare their modes OF NE Win ours anu 10
reach for some Of the physical AIDS thnt VIC ARE
'e Before US in the Far East at this very moment,
are opening gates that will IN few years reveal
market c1ding In value our own ana tis IN
scending own immensely In us potentlahtes ior
c cr has not vet dawned upon the world. The far
seeing statesmen OF Europe see II; tarseelng Amer
lea wi s Certainty MYTHS its i'm mediate proportions is
immeasurabic potenalites FOR growih-iI reveals a
dra, Than the discovery OF Amcr!ca-an even, In
many respects without paraiiei IN the history OF
our course seems clear. II we are in earnest In
our purpose TO participate In the deyeiopmsni OF
~. ~ ,be naval force without display OF which we
can never obtain proper snare IN hcF commerce,
or nroect II after Il Is obtained; we need them as
~ ,ra,,eg,c puints I'm naval contest with any Power
on the earth; need them that We may draw
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-28

sulk, School No; Z; $40, ST. 80, ss2o;
Geraghty & Sprouts. School No u, sS2.5s.
Summer vacation repairs, 1S91-Geraghty
& Sprouts. School No. IS. $1S.35.
Janitors' Supplies-Baldwin & Figuiera,
School No. u, $3.50: F.: B. Jones & Co,
School No. Is, Sl5.2s: vanderbeek & Sons.
School No. l. 76 cents. $6I.76; School No.
2. $2o.94; school No. 5 Is cents; School No.
"a, $3.S2: School No. %, $l.6l.
Fuel-James Coyle, coal. School No. l.
$60.0S; School No. 4 S26,73; School No.
SIS; School annex il, Ss.44; School No. Il.
$124.01: School No. %, $s2. As. The Newman
Mission, wood. School No. s. s21.5 Q School
ment Co.. gas, Evening Schools, s204,
$3.50; ]. c. Electric Light Co, School No.
9, s66.15; School No. II. s1s.S2
wood & Company, Superintendent's
Clerks Once $3.50. s1s5; Henry
School No. II, 81 100; James Cariin, in
spector. School No. II, sos; R. w. Sailer,
architect, School No. II. s5S7; Michael G.
MS Man pin inspector nsns School sc No, 4 81 slY 50
500; Lecoque & Phoenix, mason. School
No. 1s. $3.50; John Bauer inspector.
s frdn}or Ne soiba 70 81 S31oi 10 J 8 sa9.l p PsI8 i Es a !
brook, inspector. School No.. 26. $3.50; Al
seho sSEaa 3. ). I. 5. p $. s smif T, F. fq Wahsss.
furniture. II annex. II, Is. p, %, a. Board
office, SIG. 40: real, Schools 2, 8 and 5, SIS;
!; J { n ], Prlggs f. fpr y y a. Schools sei oei {, Z :,
G, Z, s. Is, 1888; James F. Cannon. real,
School No. 8 s56.25; Duhme & Lohrman,
Schools c No. z and 49, u sas ;4s steIin nmss Ms 3
Grath, Schools q, "A, 81 90; school No.
%, for three years, $112;5O;- Harry NJ.
VI - OF arl, Schools No 10 II 10 80 AZ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-28


1921, 20; School No. 2. s794.4i; School No. 9.
seo.os; School No. 4, SIG, 70; School No. Z.
ST.. z; School No. 9. s3.ss; School No. 70.
slSi.o1: School No. q. sssa.46. The Newman
Mission, wood, School No. s. $21. So; School
No. "a, $10.75. The United Gas Improve
s2s.55: J. {. Electric Light Co, School No.
Q, s66.15; School No. II, 1882.
o %See s $40. Company 9sraey e sqperl pemoepdt'
Clerks Once, $3.50. $l85; Henry
snyder! superintendent's office. s60.44; T.
s Buck Clerks office; $3.50; George
Publishing Co, Ltd, School No. 5, 81:
e. H. Butler & Co. School No. 3. $50:
Milton Bradley & Co.. School No. 3, So;
Morse Co, School No. 5, s2.85: Ellsworth
Co, School. No. 9, $14.24; The Holden
Patent Book Cover Co., School No. 8,
No. Is, IS; T. C. Brown & Van Anglen Co,
No. II, SIG; Silver, Burdett & Co, School
No. /, 81; No. II. $l1.25; Elmer 4 Amend,
s s1S1fsb, No 81 y. s $.s5; 81 So 2 E 81 Nd. Is
81. Sc. D. q. Heath & Co, High, 1886;
School No. is. SAT-, 1881; Maynard, Mer-
ril & Go, sehooI No. / ST. g; 30. e. &.
$3.50, $1.53. The Werner School Book Co,
School No. Is. sos; No. %. s2.SS. James =.
Milsoaps H sy5 L. s40-s 49, s %: % s. HER, s
sheldon@ & Co. School No. l. So;
No. 8, so; No. 6. $3.50; No. 8. s17.40 No. i,
$17.4O, sS.4S; No. u. $50: No 23, $1sS.
s51.S4; No. 4. $1.54. High. $3.50; No. 9. 1925;
$685.; No Is, $2325; No. e. s5.ss; Ne; % 2 2
Peckham, Little & Co., Clerks office. So;
School No. /. $500; No. 2. s5.48, Is cents:
no. ., ss.85: No. I $2l.O4; No. g s, s24 s..
49, MSS: d st s27 s5e.'y s2.s s1:'s 10 No Is. e ss III Rand Kan
No. 6. SIG; School No. 20, So; No; q,
800; NO. "a 1856; No, z; slS .4s; 30. z, s.
S.: No. 6, So. s12.95. SOS. s1,25: No. 7, s41.S |.
$3.50; No. s. S1050, 81, $9.01: No. Il. S29.05;
No. 10. $50; No. Is, s1.21: No. q. $50.
%, IS, Sc cents.
Special School Account, License and
Bonds-John Cutley, Inspector School No;
|. 800; Hugh Roberts. architect. School
No. L. $1,000: Timothy. Burke. mason.
School No, II, 8, 700; James Carlin, in
speetor. School No; Il. = $50 s5s1 T.. M W: saller'
Manning. Inspector, School No. IS. $3.50;
John H. Rafter. inspector, School No: IS.
800; Lecoque & Phoeni8, mason, school
No. 10, $3.50; John Bauer. inspector,
School No. 20, s210; Jacob Dubois; con-
tractor, School No. 20, $3,645; Jas. J. Ester
brook, inspector, School No. e; s120: Al
Schools 2, 8, 4, 5, 9. SIS; P. F. Wanser.
furniture. IL annex. II, Is, q, %. "a, Board
office, s16.4 40; real. Schools 2. 3 and 5. s1S5,
John Prigge. furniture Schools 6, Z 5,
10, u, IS, Il, 10. 20, %, %, 1880: real, Schools
g.. I. s, 25. 1888; James f. Cannon, real,
School No. 9. s56.25; Duhme & Lohrman,
Schools. No. p and 16, ss6; ~steinberger &
Grath. Schools q. "a, sT.4O; School No.
%. for three years, $3.50: Harry NJ
Hintemann, School No. 20. s5o.63; Joseph
v. Clark, Schools No. 10, II, u, $l245;
Referred to their appropriate COM
REsPoRTs OF OR COMMUNICATIONS
FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-28


lose fifteen days at partridge and wood
cock, and the gunner of the, south would
be required to cease his sport after rab-
his desires would dictate. both would
have the consciousness of knowing that
a law subscribing the best interests Of the
State and properly protecting game had
been agreed upon.
Such a law. says the Commission. would
be comparatively easy of enforcement.
The present law is open to the serious
open to be killed from July / to January
1. thus affording the v~iolator OF the law
an excellent cloak for his unlawful acts.
Although the law suggested would reduce
the number of lays on which game may
be lawfully killed. there can be. no doubt
that 1t would so increase game as to more
thar counterbalance the restriction placed
on the length of the period. The Commits
sion feels confident that a law of this
kind. once placed on the statute books,
would not be disturbed for many years.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-28
new BAY LOST.
Met Defeat in the Amateur
Association Games
With Elizabeth.
INTER CLUB MATCH
Catholic Club Bowlers Beaten al
Peoples. Palace-Stevens In
stitute Lost at Hockey
The Bicycle Show.

The Elizabeth Athletic Club defeated
the Newark Bay Boat Club in Bayonne
last evening, in a championship game OF
the Amateur Bowling Association. This
will be a big surprise for the clubs OF this
league, as those who were interested in
the Catholic Clubs success figured on a
defeat for the champions of last year.
The game was above the average in in
terest and much excitement was treated
by the narrow margin which existed when
the clubs began the last frame. The Eliz-
abeths rolled strongly and got out of the
rut they have been in since the season
began. They excelled from the start, and
had the advantage on every frame. al
though toward the latter part of the
match the Newark Bay bowlers reduced
their lead to a great extent and were only
twenty-three pins behind when the final
frame began. They were unable to get
nearer and the Elizabeths added four to
their lead, winning by a difference OF
twenty-seven. Both teams beat the l6o
average. For Newark Bay Vreeland's
score of 204 was high, and for Elizabeth
vandeveer n Lane were leaders, with
1870 totals. Score was
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-28

$: Buck, Clerks office s26; o.; George
R E H Baile c0 Z t t6d' sshoo1 NO 10. 3. = s. ~ 8:
Milton Bradley & Co. School No, 3, %:
M~athushek & Son, School No. s. $50; The
Morse s Co, School no q Nc si4 5 s. vi Tbe Hoiden
Patent Book Cover Co. School No. >;
sos; schwartz, Kirwin & Fauss,, School
No. 15, Sc; T. G. Brown & Van Anglen 90,
No. /, s12; No. II, $11.25; Elmer & Amend,
Publishing Co. School Nc: 2, e: Ne ;, d y:
School No. Is. s4.17. 1891; Maynard Mer-
sis.44: No. II, $12.S5; No. 20, s7S.46; No; %,
s scsoo Sl: e.. Is Ph ss.o Me No. 90 se esa.ss. Pam James :.
No M1,s0 8. s26.5as; No; as sss.as, 1928 81;
sheldon s,o. ( = CO.. : q sa se No ) s Moi No n ii IL
sf7.4o' $s.4s: No. u. $50; No. q, s1ss.
American Book Co.. School; No. l 800.
s5l.S4; Ne 30 4 = q; sss 3 High 3 s. $3.50 N No, y ; ss rs,
&c. sSS;'INs No. g, ssiis.sSO; No. q. S.; 10. q. $24 g.
Peckham, Little & CO. Clerks o q IS:
No. 4, 1856: No. Z s21.04; No. 9 S. So. Sc,
1852. sl4. s19.73. $3.50; No, Is. 1872, s42. "a;
n NsN # Is s2 { ea s. ii Hi 81. s5.sS s4s IL: g Rhodi
Mo- 6. SIG; School No. 70. $40; No. %,
ss.os: No. "a, 1896; No. %. $1s.4s: No. 2. 81.
d. Slote & Co.. School NO. .. S5-US. no. 4,
So: No. 6. So. $685. $9.5S. S1.25: No. {, s41.S0.
$751; so; No. s. s10.50 "a, s9.01; No. Y. $500
No. i3, $3.50; No. Is. $1.21; No. p, S1;30,
$500: No. %. s4.49, s2.45; No. "a. $1.9S: No.
Special School Account, License and
Bonds-John Cutley, Inspector School No;
i, 800; Hugh Roberts, architect. School
No. /, $500; M. T. Connolly. mason, School
No. /, $4,000; Timothy Burke. mason.
On motion of Mr.. Broderick the reports
of the Superintendent were received and
ordered filed.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
Finance, by Mr.. Mersheimer. Chair
Resolved. That the following claims be
ordered paid to the persons hereinafter
named as per hills accompanying:-
Printing - F. Heppenhetmer's Sons,
Superintendents office. s172. 80; J. g. News.
janitors' supplies. sl1.20. SIG. s13.65. $3.50.
ST. S10.N: the Evening Journal Associa-
ton, $54.60, $4.2O. $19.50. $3.50.
Repairs. appropriation 1S96-sT-Estate
Charles Somers. School No. 1. $2224: <.
Soney. School No. l. $3.50. John Mullins.
School No. 4, s14.15; Richard Wade
Schools No. 4 and Il. SIS. $3.50; Thomas
J. Stewart & Co.. Schools No 4 and q,
s16o.60: Alex. Hamill. chool No. 0. $40; III.