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about Williamson coming to tho
house"
The defence closed and William f.
Preutyman, the plaintiff, was placed ON
the stand.
Mr. Ponder asked him II Williamson
did not ask him not TO tell his wife
how much he paid him for painting
the house out ON Clayton street He
replied in the affirmative, and beth
sides closed.
Mr.. Hayes put in the prayers for the
plaintiff, and cited authorities in their
support.
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AGNEss AND HIS Will.

The win Of the late Charles DUPONT
Agness. colored, has been filed for pro
bate in the Office of the register OF
wiI,s. 1t provides that the bulk OF his
estate. worth about $4,000, shall go to
his children, and tine residue to the
Board of Public Education for the pro-
motion. Of the education Of colored chill
dren in this city. The will provides TOT
a Charles DUPONT Agness' medal Tor
the colored child showing the greatest
proficiency in studies.
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THOMAS DRETN & son BUSY.

Thomas Drein & Son, metallic iife-
boat builders. have received the fol-
lowing contracts: -Four metallic life
boats to go TO Bay City, Mich; two
twenty-five foot boats for West Super
ior, Wis; three twenty-foot boats for a
steamer at Bath. Me, and one twenty
foot one for a steamer at Norfolk The
firm Is very busy On ACCOUNT OF the
orders coming in a month later than
llsual
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ANNA HEUD's SUPERSTITION.

The private car of Anna Held, the
French actress, was ready 10 be sent to
her Friday from the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth car shops. but was not sent
out until Saturday This was owing 20
Miss Held's superstition that amy
thing done on Friday is unlucl1y. The
actress wired the company not TO ship
the car until Saturday, and her wishes
we're resDected
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} ALICE GIIlMoRE WAS ANGRY.

Alice Gilmore, who introduced the ami
mated song sheet at Dockstader's The
atre. engaged in a dispute with Pro
prietor Jennings, Of Hotel Jennings
last night. She claimed that her bill
was incorrect, and when Mr.. Jennings
eontended that it was right, she de-
nOunced him in scathing terms. She
then left the hotel, vowing vengeance
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When your Old tires are worn out re-
place them with Victor tires and you
will have a very few, II any, punctures.
CLIFFORD GREENMAN,
S. w. Cor. Seventh and King Sts.
Telephone, 752.
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no DELAY ON ME AUcRpo.

The material to be used ON the ALTER
alton OF the yacht Alcedo at the Hair
Ian and Holiingsworth shipyard is
arriving at It's destination. The COM
pany is getting all the material to-
gether before the work Is commenced
in order to avoid any stoppage or delay
in the work when once it Is begun. The
AlcedO will likely be the next vessel TO
be put in the drydock.
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PUSEY AND JONES NEW CON-
TRACT.

Pusey and Jones Company has re-
ceived a contract for a digester for
Wisconsin. The apparatus will be eight
feet, six inches in diameter and thirty
feet long. II will be made Of very heavy
steel plates to withstand the pressure
Of steam required for the successful
operation of the machine.
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NJ r. PREACHERS MEETING.

The M. e. Preachers Association, at
it's meeting this morning, issued an in
vitation to Bishop Newman to address
that body on March 81. A paper on
christian Socialism" was read by Rev
j. w Aimes. of Philadelphia.
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EIlInGY ON MIS- WILLARD.

A memorial serviee for Miss Frances
Willard, late president of the W. c. T.
o., was held at St. Paul's NJ g. Church
last night. The service was we'll at
tended. Rev. w. l.. S. Murray ID. D.,
delivered the eulOgy.
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cALLAHAN,s RETIREMENT.

On March IS John e. Callahan will
resign his position as payroll clerk at
the Philadelphia Mint He will retire
from politics and become special agent
for the Hartmann and Fehrenbach
Brewing Company.
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ANOTHER PENNYHIIlL VICTIM.

Walter Graham, OF Chester, while
riding to this city yesterday lost con-
tro' Of his machine on Pennyhill. He
came down the hill with great velocity
and landed on his head. His arm was
broken in the fall.
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when you order your new bicycle be
sure and specify Victor tires. Any
dealer will furnish them. CLIFFORD
GREENMAN, Jobber OF Victor Tires,
s. w. Cor. Seventh and King streets.
Telephone, 752.
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WORK ON THE BATTERY.

The dredge Vim resumed work on
the sand-bar at Delaware City to-day.
Several scows are in service. II viii re-
quire several weeks for the Delaware
Construction Company to finish its
work on the battery down there
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INoITEST OLE TWO

Deputy Coroner Chandler will hold
an inquest tomorrow night on the
bodies OF William Hoskins, colored,
and Joseph Sinex. white, who were kill
ed on the railroad
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WANTED.-Occupant for unfurnished
rooms. Large. airy rooms. Possession inn
mediately. Apply at No. 222 West street.
BOARDING rooms with
board. 1O7 East Eighth street.
FIRST-CLASS accommodation for
gentlemen boarders. in private family.
Table board six meals 81. 500 West
Third street.
FOR RENT.-Furnished rooms for gen
604 KING STREET.
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DEATH OF MARY ANN SPENCER.

On Saturday evening Miss Mary Ann
Spencer, a well-knOwn member Of the
No. 514 Washington street, She was
So years OF age. Funeral services will
be held on Tuesday and interment VIII
be made at West Grove.
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PROPERTY SOLD.

Sheriff Finn Saturday afternoon sold
the property of David B. Johnson at
Ninth and Duncan streets to Henry R
Bringhurst, attorney, for 5000. -
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GLENOCHL CREW IN PHIIlADEL-
PHIA.

The captain and crew OF the steamer
GlenOchil went TO Philadelphia Satur-
day. They are busy preparing for the
coming suit against Hughes Bros. 4
Bangs for damage to their ship.
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pnccS Is prrTER

William n. Boggs is not suffering so
much with the rheumatism, and it is
likely that he will soon be entirely free
of the complaint.
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INTEREsTING MEMS MEETING.

The mems meeting at the Y M. c. A.
yesterday afternoon was exceedingly
interesting. A quartet from st. PAU S
M. e. Church, comprising j. V. Har-
bert. f. II. Beaston, Curtis G. Bupp and
L. A. Saltzgiver, gave an excellent vo-
cal program. Rev. w. NJ. Schall made
short address.
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WANTED.

WANTED.-Young men and women to
arm Shorthand (day or night at Goldey
.ollege and take positions. Call or write
or Information to II. S. Goldey, Eighth
nd Market streets.
WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to
bin a private dancing class. Also stage
ancing taught Baby Ruth, my star pu-
M, is getting $50 a week. Call or address,
rof. William Scarlet. 623 Madison street.
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NOTICES.

I,ADIESl Chichester's English Penny
val pills Diamond Brand) are the best
lie, reliable. Take no other; send ae
9dfes." IN letter by return malt "A
uggists. Chichester Chemical CO.
ailadelphia.
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A TRADE MARX SUIT.
THOMAS TAG MANUFACTURING
COMPANY INVOLVED AS DE
PENDANTS IN AN INFRINGE
MENT CASE.

A bill for alleged infringement OF
trademark and tradename was filed in
the United States Court this morning
by c. w. Smith, OF this city, and Ro-
land Cox, Of New York, solicitors fer
r. w. Dennison Company, of Massa-
chusetts, VS.. the Thomas Manufacture
ing Company, of this city.
The complainant company manufac-
tures tags, labels, etc, as does the de-
fendant company. II is held by the ccm-
plainants that the Thomas Company
has infrlnged on it's patents. and prays
for an account of the profits derive,
by the Thomas Company from the sale
OF said patents; also for a receiver. The
bill was accepted and subpoenas were
issued summoning the defendant com
pany TO appear in court on April z ID
answer to the charges.
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Spring Shoes take the place Of Gle
lands bargains after this week.
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COME IN"
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

GUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY.
IcGarrity, VIM H., Third st. market
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED. Sample distributors every
there IS per 1000. Both sexes. lnclose
elf-addressed stamped envelope Alpine
o., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Quite few of Cleland's bargains
left. This week is your last opportun-
ity.
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE
.awton, William, Gil Market street
Tow, /. Lewis, 413 King street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-The licensed saloon prop
-ty 16 East Front street. Possession
ven March 25 next. JOHN MNEf.
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CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
rudolph, C. F., 4th and Market Sts
laynard, S. H., Fifth and Market Sts
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Elevator. Steam heat. Sun parlor.
Special Spring rates.
Write for illustrated Booklet and terms.
ALFRED WYMAN.
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BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
harles Warner Co., foot Market st
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BOARD AND ROOTS.

The last week of Cleland's bargains
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DRUGGISTS.
)anforth, N. B., 124 Market street.
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CLAYTON HOUSE.
CLAYTON HOUSE.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

uCoIIlIVl
Cafe or main dining-room. ONLY Soc
Mock Turtle. Consomme. Alphabet
Baked Blue Pike, Potatoes Parisienne.
Pickles. Chow Chow. Cranberries. Celery.
Leg Of Mutton, Caper Sauce.
Calves Liver, en- BrOchett.
Veal Jardniere, Brown Sauce.
French Cakes, Currant Jelly.
Prime Ribs of Beef, Dish Gravy.
Young Turkey, Sage Filling
Mashed Potatoes. Baked Sweet Potatoes.
Sugar Corn. String Beans. Onions in
Cream
Rice Pudding.
Mince Pie. Apple Pie. Egg Custard.
Banana Ice Cream. Victoria Drops.
Assorted Nuts. Layer Raisins. Fruits.
Crackers. Cheese.
Tea. Coffee. Cocoa Milk.
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BICYCLES.
Iartlove, W. H., cor. 3rd and French
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ummings, S02 Market street.
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tesian Well We'll, so feet feet deep, sy used for ali
purposes throughout the hotel.
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Atlantic City. N. ].
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WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
ELY. Francis S. & Co.
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WINTER RESORTS

WINTER RESORTS
HADDON HALL.
On the Beach.
Atlantic City, N. ].
open all the year.
GOLF LINKS
In course of preparation.
The purest of water from our own ar
tesian well, $40 feet deep, used for all
purposes throughout the hotel.
Write for Booklet.
LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
SCARBOROUGH.
Beach front. Maryland ave.
Atlantic City, N. ].
Elevator. Steam heat. Sun parlor.
Special Spring rates.
Write for illustrated Booklet and terms.
ALFRED WYMAN.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
Winter at the Seashore. A Delightful
Season.
SAN MARCOS HOTEL.
Open All the Year.
Pacific and Massachusetts Avenues, At
lantic CITY, N. j.
Near the Beach Elegant and Modern.
/ iun Parlor Steam Heat. Open Crates
,uisine and Service First-Class.
A. GRUBB. Mgr.
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LEEDS & LIPPINCOT1
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HADDON HALL.
On the Beach.
AtlantiC City, N. j.
open all the year.
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PAWNBROKERS.
.arris, NJ, 126 Market street.
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Beach front. Maryland ave.
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].

Winter at the seashore. A Delightful
Season.
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SCARBOROUGH,

Write for Booklet.
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GOLF LINKS
In course Of preparation.
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derstood that the ministers agreed in
principle IS TO the date Of the conyoca-
ton OF the cortes
Lieutenant General Correa. minister OF
war, has wired TO Manila fer news as TO
the surrender Of that place and also TO
Captain General Blanco for advice as TO
the composition Of the Cuban commission.
1880 p. m.-The Republican papers. FL
Pals and Progresso, have been compelled
to suspend publication.
Rumors are current OF a recrudescence
OF the Carlist agitation The military au-
thorities have closed all the military clubs
in the province of Aragon- There are no
signs. however, that the population would
support a Carlist rising.
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In the olden times.


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We now know that there is no such thing
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Any man or woman who will take care of
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A man in this condition should at once
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Sold By ali medicine dealers
You know what you want II is not a
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Send to Dr. R V Pierce, Buffalo, n. V,
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be able to influence the course of the ne

be able TO influence the course OF the ne
gotlations regarding the Philippines.
The word control" in article III Of
the ptotocol is translated by FL Tempo
as signifying Intervention similar to
Great Brltain's occupation of Egypt"
Paris, Aug. I7.-At the cabinet council
this morning the minister OF foreign af-
fairs. NJ. Delcasse. read dispatches from
President Mckinley and the queen regent
Of Spain, thanking the president and
government Of the French republic FOR
their good Offices in promoting negoaa-
tons.
NJ. Delcasse added that the govern
ments at Washington and Madrid. deS!r-
ing to give France proof Of their high
esteem and confidence. had selected Paris
as the scene of the negotiations for the
final treaty of peace.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it Is
manufactured by scientific processes
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all the importance of purchasing the
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by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
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which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company guaranty
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To WHIP THE WORLD
Naval Board of Construction
VIII Recommend
BUILDING OF BATTLESHIPS
To Make the Indiana a Pygmy
mo Torpedo Boats.
BUILDING OF BATTLESHIPS

ChIeagv. Aug. IA special 20 me REQ
ord from Washington. D. c. says:
''Tne navy department will ask congress
20 authorize the construction Of TIE IarE-
est and most formidable battIesh;ps and
cruisers anozt, vessels without equals
in any foreign fleets and incomparAbly
superior Ia offensive power. speed and en-
durancs to any OF the magnificent ships
which a few weeks ago destroyed Ger
verS's squadron.
This decision. reached at a meeting of
the naval board % construction. will Be
urged upon congress for prompt action.
supported by arguments Of the mos, con-
vlncing character. TIE subject was 'akea
up AZ the direction of Secretary Long.
who desired 20 have building program
thorough y considered and agreed upon
BY the highest technical experts IN ths
services for Presentation 70 the legislative
branch % ne government n December.
Tine board practically agreed 70 b~gfn
the design % three battleshiya % bst wssD
1900 and 14o01 tons displacement. Win
- least nineteen knots maintained speed
Il was also determiasd 20 recommend
three 1rst-ciass cruisers % about Y 90
tons and ~ not less thar twenty-five
knots speed. II addition % these. a class
of projected and partly armorsd cruisers
OF between 500 and 500 tons. az wsl
as q new class - 2 30 ton cruisers.
Thu battieDtips viii ZEE designed 20
whip any fighting vessels IN 90 world.
q whatever class. ard 10 cruisers are
20 Do more formidable ttan any vessels
Of t7eir speed Up 90 this time in EBrgps
The bard mare no references 70 tor
psdo boats. and - no. disposed % recon-
mend any far'ter Increase q ghs afiy-
one vessels u mat type nov bBGt or
as3f horzed."
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BLANco TAKES HIS MEDICINE

Madrid. Aug. I7.-9 a. m.-The govern
ment has decided to reject the resigna-
tons OF the governors general OF Cuba.
Porto Rico and the Philippines.
The cortes. ii is asserted, vii lreassem-
bic on September Is.
New York, Aug. IA dispatch 10 the
Herald froTn Havana says:
Captain General Blauco made u evil
dent that the government VII not allow
hfrn to resign until matters in Cuba have
been settled. He made public this oircu-
lar. which ne has sent TO the military
commanders and which shows that ne re
mains in charge Of the events preceding
the evacuation:
The secretary OF war tells me the pro-
tocol with preliminary negotiations for
peace between Spain and the United
States has been signed. Send your orders
at once to suspend fostllitles OF the army
on sea and land under your command.
II the insurgents do not respect the sus-
pension OF hostliues put yourselw in
communication with the commander OF
the American troops 10 act and Tepel any
insurgent aggression which NAV occur be-
fore we come 10 an understanding gith
the American troops. Place the TROOPS
occupying the railroad and territory under
your command. Give your especial at
tention 70 the comfort OF the troops. and
for these also place yourself IN commu-
nication with the American troops X they
exist in that territory"
Mexico City. Aug. 17.-Gensral Pa1do.
who has ben mere. aas gone TO Vera Cruz
and viii thence proceed 20 Havana e1-
pecting 70 accompany General B.anco 10
Spain. He ssid 70 friends while here that
both ne and Blanco were unsitersbly op-
posed 10 making peace and that the war
should have been continued His visit
here was merely one for rest and hea1.tl.
RELIEF FOR HAVANA
Santiago. Aug. 17.-Ths Clinton has been
placed a; the disposal OF Mis- Clara Bar
ton. OF the Red Cross society. and VII be
loaded At once 10 20 70 Havana before
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Lost Hi. Life saving Others.

a country boy visiting New York stop
Ped a frantic runaway team that vae
about % dash on the sidewalk where there
were hundreds % women ard children.
He saved the.r lives but lost us own
Hundreds % ives are saved every yea-
h Hsstetts-'s Stomach BltTers- People
who are 'ast going 70 thesr graves wlth
disorders % stomach liver. bowels and
blood are brought back 20 good health ~
IL Al TIE sex should ;Ty =
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ST Petersburg. Avg I.-Thsrs Ezs ar
other great Gre LAST Eight az St5zl-S8v-
goroa. about - niles acrthsas; = Eos-
COW Ire city vork-aouss VAS destroys
the inmates Jumping from tie Nl-5 owz.
many as.zg killed and Ee2aY zz0re L.
jure4 Tairtesa bodies. burned 70 3 c-lsp
have already been found IN ihs rz-zs. sd
many o the inmates are stil zzAccouu;sd
fer
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Under the present administration There
has been a gratifying increase IN school,
iand business, with a consequent increased
distribution among the school population
the per capita increasing from Sc cents
Tor the fiscal year. ending June 90 1897
10 N.S+ Tor the fiscal year ending June
So 1873. or a gagln OF IS cents per cspita
on school population Of 90 500 Tho :n-
creased distribution over the last wear
Of Governor Renfrow's administrator, was
SiS,4+o. Since the organization Of the
school Land department the yearly nar
capita distribution has been as. follows.
June. 81, 1892, s. cents: June -. 1Ses. &c
cents; June -, 1854. = cents: June 20 lsq5
O. cents; June 80 IaS. g cents: June So
1897 IS cents; June 81. ISIS. $lSA
The cash receipts for the year ending
june 30, lSsS were Sls6. 7S+4a. and during
the year l.S54 quarter section Of school
sand heretofore vacant. were leased and
SSS.25o5o II notes from thts source a.ope
were added 20 the different school funds.
These notes become due in October. 1889
and 1900. The total business Tor the wear
showed about S3l0 leases made which in
eludes new business. renewals and trans
ferS. carrying with them $I65. e1s 81 worth
or notes which VIII become due IN Octo-
Der. lSss and 1900. The large sum az s7e.-
2+o.6e Of past due rental was turned over
by the former administration and SIS
412-Ss Of = per cent has been collected dur
Ing the year.
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crease is due to the improved credit of
the territory.

Articles or Incorporation were fled to
day with Secretary jenkins for the Ok
lahoma Central Railway Company, with
headquarters at Watonga, Blaine County
The charter is good for ninety-nine years
The incorporators are Oh P. Hamilton,
Sahna, Kan; Herman Bruen, New York
city; Paul Cook. Kansas City. Kan; c.
s. Burrel, Watonga; Philip Koch. Wa
tonga; Thomas H. Davis. Sahna, Kan,
and MacGregor Douglas. Oklahoma City
The capital stock is s15, o00. divided into
15o. 900 shores of 800 each. The road viii
be standard guage and will run from Ok
lafona City by way Of Wa1onga 20
point on The north line of Woods county
IN township 20 north. range II west, with
q branch line from Watonga % the town
of Gage, Woodward county. The road
will run through the following counties:
Oklahoma, Canadian, Logan. Kinghsher,
Blaine, Woods. Woodward, D. Day ano
Custer. The line VIII be 300 miles lond
with an estimated cost of $4,000 per mile.
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The townsite board has notice from the
department that sM protests on claim OF
northeast and northwest additions to
Perry have been denied. The proof on
northeast Perry has passed to patient and
the board has been assigned 10 deed. Pat
ents will soon be issued to all The Perry
= dtiora