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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-06-21

"You are admiring my little clock. are
you nct?" he asked, grinning - wide
ly that his black gums sickened my
sight. "Wer, IL may interest you 10
know, good Mr. withcrs, that yen and
are the only two persons In the World
who shall have had any use for H. a
bought Il In Edinburgh only ihis
morning, little thinking that its career
would end so soon"
Then. tapping the timcpiece gently,
he exclaimed; Farewell, little clock.
DO thy work well and send this cur TO
his reward. Mr.. Withers, goodnight.
I wish you a pleasant journey TO the
new country you are about TO visit.
Adieul"
With an ironical bow he glidcd from
the room, shutting and locking the
door after him. When he had retired,
shut my eyes and tried to think.
Escape was out of the question. !
could not move my bonds were tied SO
tightly that already cramp was scil.
ing my limbs. and TO utter cry for help
was impossible. A dozen times
cursed my action in having instructed
the chief to send no men TO the house
until nine y. m, for had they come ear.
lier all would have been well. but then,
how was to have foreseen the horrible
events which the night was destined 10
bring forth?
The clock pointed to $40, showing
that the whole dread scene through
which had passed that evening had
consumed barely 25 minutes, though
naturally the space OF time had seemed
like hours. Eight-thirty. .. In &c
minutes more. the memorable clock
ticking out the minutes so patiently
would have brought its minute hand
round to the fatal stroke, the bomb
would eNplode-and then. g.. \ feel.
ing of nausea rose in my throat as the
hideous reality beat It's horror into nv
brain, and strove with all my might &c
shut out the black thoughts which over.
whelmed me.
For the first ten minutes the agony OF
waiting was softencd somewhat by the
hope that something might happen &c
save me. But when the ten minutes
had passed, my soul grew sick. and a
dull feeling Of resignation took hold OF
my being. My time had come: my
course was run; my hour was at hand
Let me face death like a man. for. in
spite of my profession, retained some
Of the instincts Of manhood, and ! re-.
solved TO meet the end as quietly as
though a thousand eyes watched my
exit.
Fifteen minutes to nine. The
minute hand seemed to linger a long
time, and a sudden hope raced through
my mind that prechance the clock
might stop. But second later saw
with a pang that my fancy had de.
ceiyed me for the cruel hand moved on
and now, o Heaven, another minute
was registered!
Thirteen minutes 20 nine! An icy
feeling shivered through my body ny
tongue clave TO the roof Of rlx -
nausea seized me wi..sw< ~
Y = l:
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-06-21
By p. Beaufoy.

81 nthfr EzuWut Sne Woufd fnin De-
Ncve thaythe dhy OF miracles still en-
dhred, bktI doubt greatly whether any
man eEer came so close 70 the dread
shadow and escaped In so marvellous
and yet SO simple manner as did !
about ten years ago, when l was con-
nected with the secret service depart
ment of Scotland Yard, and was looking
after the anarchists, who at that time
were causing the greatest anxiety by
their activity in the direction of vio-
hence and crime. OF the escape in ques-
ton let the lines that follow speak.
The terrible explosion at Edinburgh
had just taken place, whereby many
persons had lost their lives and many
more been injured, and on all sides one
heard rumors of still more awful disas-
tiers in store.
One afternoon, early in January, the
chief summoned me to his room, and
said: 'Mr. harrington, understand
you expect to achieve a good stroke TO-
night, il l am not mistaken"
! smiled as / made answer: 81 have
every confidence of doing so. By as
Stunning the character of an Irish-Amer-
lean anarchist, have discovered some
very useful information. Above all, 1
have unearthed a very hornets nest in
Soho. kept by Russian called
Markovski. BY arresting the men
found in that club this evening, we
shall, in all probability, secure several
gentlemen who are wanted in connec-
tion with the Edinburgh trouble.
II will tell you my arrangements for
this evening. There is to be a meeting
at the club of which have spoken be-
tween eight and eight-thirty, and by
nine o'clock IL is to be assumed that
every man will be in his place. | also
shall be there in my role as partisan
of the league. Send a squad of men TO
this address" land here handed him a
slip of paper bearing the information)
''at nine o'clock precisely, and let them
arrest every individual on the prem
Uses. They had better take me as well,
for appearances sake. This will dis
arm any suspicion on their part that
there are informers in the camp"
~ see-I See" he answered, quickly.
IAN excellent plan, Mr.. Darlington"
He then jotted down the various de-
tails necessary, and went about my
ordinary vocations until day should
wane aud IL would be time for me 10
take my way 20 the anarchist club in
the role of a member Of that terrible
organization.
The day passed quickly enough, alb
sorbed as l was with other interesting
matters, and shortly before eight /
went 10 my lodgings, and having a.
sumed my usual disguise, took my way
20 the club. entered.
Slowly the gloomy room filled with
the swarthy, evil-looking members, and
at length the meeting was complete
save for one man, a Russian known as
Ivan Menskoff. lie was expected 10 re-
turn that evening from Edinburgh,
whittier he had gone on business con
nected with the brotherhood. PreseEM
ly a slight murmur ran round the roo
and the Russian strobe into the apa
Insnt His brows were contracted
eAmsd With EIbprsssed
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-06-21
A Stoy OF SteriIity,
sUPfRINd AND RELIEF.
ILIrTEs IIHsA rrSKnAn 70. S0IsSl

IrIrrrs II, uss rrHEnAn 10. sArssl
"DEAR ita PNKHAM-Two yea
ago l begui having such dull, hea'
dragging u ms In my back, mems
were profr.h and painful, and w
troubled vts leucorrh1a. l TO.
patent med 4ines and consulted n phi
stefan, but received no benefit Al
could not become pregnant. SeeiI
one of your books, wrote you te
ing you my troubles and asking Z
advice. You answered my lett
promptly snd followed the directiO
faithfully, and derived so much 6ene
that l cannot praise Lydia Il. Pin
hams Vegetable Compound enoug
] now find myself pregnant and ia
begun its use again. 1 cannot pral
Il enough. Minis. CORA GILsoS, fATi
AANIsIKK, Mich.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-06-21

s~sS~hs ~ W yN@fnt has Nohe ufys
s. sa.s ! VI
Rams Horn.
Saloon keepers are the governments
recruiting officers for the great army
of American drunkards.-Th Corner
stone.
II we church members worked as
hard for God as the saloon keepers do
for Satan more results might be seen.
Headlight.
The German Association Against the
Misuse OF Spirituous Drinks has issued
a circular TO the students of Germany
asking that the cOmpulsion in the corps
and versinS TO drink beer be done away
with.
The report OF the London temperance
hospital shows that during the year al
eohol was administered in that institu-
ton 10 only Ave cases out OF total of
over 5000. including out-patients. OF
the Ave cases four proved fatal.
From bushel OF corn a distiller gets
four gallons of whisky, which retails at
$40; the government gets S4l0, the
farmer who raised the corn goa 40
cents, the railroad gets one dollar. the
Manufacturer gets $500. the retailer
Ests seven dollars.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-06-21
s@iIy Dsiie.

Mabsl--Wohdsr what Grs.
does "a Kin ismeg
Sue--Why she mas a bicycle an
band. 20 abe divides her time hs.wey
-blowirs thsm up,-Cincinnati End
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-06-21

The nest Prescription for Chnus.
md Feyer ist bottle Of GaovH's TAsrKLr.
CmL rOkic II = simply Iron and quinine |
. tAstelsss form No c1re-no pay Price 20
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-06-21

1T were better 10 he RICH, than TO
president" bal u were still better 20
both .-Nirginipl Etchings.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-06-21
Fem,aIne ImpartIaIIty.

When q CIR j. interested in a man, II \
Isn't bouleeusd and squint eyed, she say
he h a. handsome a. Greek god. IN.
Press.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-06-21

To Cas-, Csla n Dee Day
Take Laxative promo Outline Tablets. A
druggists refuih money lit fails 10 cure. y
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-06-21
TEMPERANCE BITS

Olney, ILL.,, which has not been without
saloons In so years, has gone dry.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
NEW YORK'S BUDGET.
Ia kcS Nearly Eighty, Instead of Sew.
vsnty. Million Dollars to Run
the City.

Mayor Van Wyck, of New York city
announced at the meeting OF the boart
Of estimate that TO addition would be
made to the budget this year, with
The exception of the appropriation for
the public library" Al other accounts
are closed.
The total sum appropriated 10 run
tie municipal government for one
year was $17,551 ,222.O7. 1t was esti.
mated that the cost would be $4,000.
COO to run the greater city for 1S9g
when the charter was drafted.
The public library question came up
On the request of the department of
r"rks for an appropriation Of S152.CN.
20 remove the old reservoir on Forty
second street in Bryant Park. and pre-
rare the ground for the So, 100000 free
public library to be erected.
Comptroller Coler and President
Uuggenheimer have reported in favor
Of this expenditure.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
MUST HAVE NEW DOCKS.
waii:n E-rrovc.ncnts-PreIi,ni-
nary Estimates Prepared.

The navy authorities must shortly
give their attention to the establish
ment of a coaling station and dock
yard in the Hawaiian islands. Rough
and preliminary estimates have al
ready been prepared, but the details
of the establishment will be left to flu
ture investigation, which will probably
be made by a civil engineer detailed
from the bureau of yards and docks.
The chief of that bureau, Civil En-
gineer NJ. I. Endicott, believes that an
adequate dockyard and coaling station
should be established, and 1t is esti-
mated that the cost of such a plant will
be oEer ST. ZOO. The expense of de-
livering material enhances the first
cost.
1t is purPosed to erect coaling sheds
and apparatus for handling fuel and to
build a dry dock capable of accommo-
dating the largest battleships. The
docking facilities in the island are of
the most limited character.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
WHAT ALBERT SAW.
American Impressions Of Belgium's
Prince Published.
Tells OF Pork Packing in Boston,
New York's Sky ~Scrapers Look
Like TombStoEcs-Chi-
cagO's Wonders.

Petit Bleu, of Brussels, publishes an
account of Prince Albert's recent tour
in America. Although the account
was undoubtedly dictated by the
prince. the paper avoids any direct
question. The prince was a close OBJ
server, but he sometimes gets slightly
mixed, as in an exceedingly humorous
reference to the great Boston industry
Of siaughtering pigs. Some extracts
taken haphazard from the story are
decidedly interesting, showing, as they
DO. the impressions Of the royal Wis
it9r. Quotations follow:
TIE prince, before landing at New York
or even receiving his letters. was amazed
at the rush of journalists, merchants, ana
! photographers for him 10 break the rec
ord.
The city, as 1t rose into view. resenhlcd
I.ttle monuments, so tall are the buildings,
Nv York was built by giants.
lie was astonished to see lawyers Ct
| Gees divided into separate bureaus, each
directed by a specialist. In the Lawyers
club were many silent men. He especially
| noticed in Washington the social triumph
| OF the women. who displayed their wealth,
vi: ard graces. The reception at the presi-
dents house was royal
President Mckinley resembles Napoleon
| -~eEnarkably. His conversation is aTiablc
without being commonplace. At the ban
guet there was an absence of menus.
The prince witnessed some cavalry
manouvers. The soldiers drill well, calling
TO mind the cossacks. standing in their stir
rups. and charging furiousiy.
The remarkable industries are refining
| petroleum in New York. factories at Hart
ford. slaughter of pigs at Boston. Cramps
dock yards. the Baldwin locomotive wor,-3,
and the agricultural methods near San
| Francisco. He was aStonished in TcsiIs
electrical laboratory and interested in
Girard college. The scenery is beautiful
in Florida, Los Angeles. California, the
Yosemite valley. Sacramento. and I,tE'
Islands. where the pastiIne of the lorLi O!
the manor is chasing savage pigs with
packs Of hounds.
In Chicago the factories, hospitals. and
philaathropic institutions attracted ihe
princes attention. N ST. Louis the prince
went about in a carriage, owing to the per
sisteuCe Of the reporters.
Newport the young women's to.et-
are exquisite ard elaborate. their fcv'"i
r---. rc=t. and Tie L~aE"antry bewi:c...as
90. ur.r-t in. in : here + great "A ca
e.. --a >. and E...i liz, il g--,-;1 81
jc! +. ns ar @ -crt-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
LIKES THE CUBANS
Gen. O. o. Howard Tells of Impress
sions of q Recent Visit
Has Just Returned from Santiago
Says He Is Quite F~avorab1y Dis
posed Towards tie Natives
Of the Island

Gen. o. o. Howard. United States
army (retired). was among those who
arrived on the Seguranca. He said:
81 went to Cuba in the interest of
humanity and Christianity, as well as
for a personal desire to study the
situation there.
From my visit to Santiago and my
observations, I must say that 1 am
quite favorably disposed toward the
Cubans. There is a strong prejudice
against them among the men in the
army at Santiago, and l think that
this prejudice was produced by the
fact that cur men had to go through
many hardships in their campaign,
and placed the blame of the war on
the Cubans. The Cubans must be good
fighters. as they have 400 wounded
men in their own hospital, as well as
many in the other hospitals.
81 am confident that the so-called
differences between the American
army and the Cubans have been great
iy exaggerated. Of course, Gen. Gar
cia was somewhat piqued at not being
invited to enter the city of Santiago
at the time of the surrender. There is
also a similar feeling in the navy be-
cause Admiral Sampson was not in
Tited to be present.
From my observation of the Cubans
I do not find that they are thieves, or
such a people as they have been rep
resented. 1 do think that religious
work could be done in Cuba TO ad-
vantage, and l would suggest that all
churches and religious organizations
work in harmony with one object in
view"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
C--.CN 4 FLVG-LEG
Ri. cT ;sc HriEt:t rem. Drit-Lr'
y,.tcaed viz; interest by
His Friends.

The London correspondent of thr
New York Trib' ne. writing undcr'.,te
Of August Is. says: The a~ppoint.-." e.
uf Mr.. Curzon IS vicer0y % lie 81. il
nailed with delight by his frien;~. who
have watched his progress as debate:
in the house of commons. If an! 1U..-
moner's reputa- ION has been strength
enedin The general eiection-anC = &aS
been a stagnan', barren period in ing
fish uolitics-liS has been i&c,ea- .
As under secretary for foreign a:f"ir~
he has been constantly under Ere %md
he has shown lis mettic. lie Las az
CURED remarkable deXtcTity IN tie
diplomatic art # answer = cGIr'iC,-
and has steadii; improved IL .clt,;"G
power. The superior m&nncr which
"nre exposed rim to merciless C.h' s
has disappeared. and he has become
conspicuous fn- tact and gcriality.
-: i"toIlectuaIlcso IrceS and capari-r
plblic lie Law never rccn Gu"
.unzd since his briliiaT at TAI
'j1l. AithHu@h his health is delicate
!c has always h,e r Il laborious student
md has had a passion for public af-
airs. He has been the rising ma on
The conservative side. as Sir Edward
Grey has beer on the opposition
benches. When the two yourg men
have crossed swords in debate. as they
harc often done in the Inst three wears,
'~visencresiG The commons have wngced
their heads and spoken of them as fu-
!ure prime ministers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
..rok on Diseases OF Horses.

:.ruk on Diseases OF Horses.
Book on diseases of horses, cattle.
sheep. dogs, hogs and poultry mailed
free by addressing Humphreys Neter
mary Specifies. corner William y
s.. New York.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
De- Tax Complications I'm Germany.

Dog axe are giving trouble TO Ger
man military men. TIE I!erzog Kari of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
No. 80 enjoys the distinction OF be-
ing the only regiment in the German
Brmy whose bass drum is drawn in a
little cart by dogs. It won the honor
by its gallantry in the war Of 1866
against Austria. when it captured the
bass drum and cart CT II Austrian regi-
ment. 1t refused 20 pay n tax On the
dogs at koniCsbur@. on the ground
that they were useful and not 4 luxury.
but VAS compelled to pay, as the law
gives full power to tax all dogs to the
local authorities.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
TO REPORT ON PHILIPPINES.
L. w. Harden Designated by Secre-
tary Day to investiEcte General
Financial Conditions.
f. y. Harden, formerly financial

+. ". Harden, formerly financial
editor of the Chicago Tribune, has
been designated by Secretary Day to
iEgr.rr mao ,Ic general l...@Gcia- cor
di- u.s. s...2s il INC PILL <
is 81. -, VII also icaH iE,o
c.. .ais ": -ar H-a, Is;eE- ia.
l., ues., tate OF GO &c. ~arl.Uar>
q gci@. size. and paper money "a J>,.
rates of II rest, and like questions.
and embed; them il a report to IKE
secretary.
~Secreta.y Gage vas casting about
for L good man for the position. md
Assistant Secretary NaEG2rlip. VINO
knew OF Mr. IIarGen's ability in tins
direction. suggested his name. Mr.
Harden is well posted CT financial
matters. ard Cage expresses
the belief ;h&t he viii be able to make
a thorough and wise report. His
commission will be similar to that
given Edward Atkinson VIXEN lie Wis
tied Europe to report upon uses OF
silver abroad.
Mr.. Harden will not be hampered
with ms ructicns, but will use his cwa
discretion. and he has been given q
free field. It was Nj. Harden who
gave the people of this country the
FIRST news CT the battle at Manila. he
had started cn n trip around the world
on The re,CEuc cutter McCulloch. and
when III" steamer reached UGrc-Eong
war had broken out. The revenue cut
ter IVES attached to Dewey's feet.
After the battle he went with the Nc
Culloch 20 l!cnc-Kcrg and earned the
credit for sending the first news of
the great victory. for which the coun-
try was anxiousiy waiting.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25

The British steamer Comus, which
has just returned 10 England after
two and n half years eyentful service
on the Pacific. was 430 days at sea and
80 days in harbor, Travelled 10000
tiles under sail and 4-,OCO miles under
steam. making a total of $4,000 miles.
and her consumption of coal amounted
(. 900 tons. at n cost of SIS. 900.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
Ordinance No. 600.
An ordinance providing for the gra'
ding and grayeling OF Ihemis
street. between Sprigg and Pacific

An ordinance providing for the gra-
ding and %graveling OF Themls
street. between Sprigg and Pacific
streets in the city OF Cape Girar-
deau, Missouri. .
Whereas, The council OF tie city OF
Cape Girardcau, Missouri, on the 18TH
dav of september, 1873, IN regular
session. declared by resolution, thai
it was necessary to grade and gravel
Themis street from Spr1gg street 10
Pacific street in said city. n
Whereas. Said resolution was pub
lished in the DEMOCRAT. a newspaper
doing the city printing. for y" con
se,utive weeks. and no renonstrarH =
i'm yin been filed with tn tltE c.r:H
by the resident owners OF property 81.
said street liable 10 taxation Tor suc.l
proposed improvement. WITHIN '"h
days after the publication 'here"''
therefore
BE it ordained by the council "i '"'
city OF Cape Gir"rdeau. Miss""
SEC. i. That portion OF 1hemiS
street from Sprigg street TO raeiHc
street Is hereby required to be graded
according to the established Grade
thereof. and when thus brought To
Grade and the road bed shall oe NOR
ouuh!v settled. the same 70 De deter
|m:uva b. the Street and WAR com
mi:tcr. said part OF IhemiS street
shall be graveled thirty-two To- ieet
il width and the depth as hereinafter
sci out. tO-wit.
Ihr gravel shall be four "A inches
IL. :. at the outside lines of gravel
anu gradually increased IN depth 10
TIT. center of said road bed or street,
where il shall be ten llol lnchcs III
depth: said street shall! be grade"
thirty-eight t3SD feet wide. lie gray!
to be used shall be of good quality,
subject to the approval OF the otree'
Commissioner.
SEC. >. The City Engineer Is herr
by required to make estimates OF the
cost of the work herein and iile the
same with the city clerk. and IL thc
sam shall BE- approved by the coun-
ell. the city clerk shall thereup"H ao-
~vertise for proposals Tor SraVellhS
SAID portion of TEemlS street III the
manner and with the Material as pro
Weed by this and existing ordinances:
.at. advertisement shall ne IL tn
u.u,l form, the last insertion - q.
at least ten tl0J days before The hm@
advertised for receiving bids. Ii amy
| bids shall br accepted. the city small
enter into contract with lhc ~suttGssiu
;,iLd,r fo,. said work. subject 10 al
the conditions. limitations, si'l'u.''
tiuus auu bond now require" ~! t'-@
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
New in Woncn's Clubs,

The formation and title of the Ignor-
ance club Of Rochester. y. ", was sug-
gested by a magazine article which re-
lated the experience of a man who had
a habit of jotting down in his notebook
such topics as he found himself ig7
norant of, the desired information be-
Ing sought at the earliest opportunity.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
Town for Sale for Debt

NcCGitschew. a town in the province
r Kew. Russia. will be sold at auction
- the end Of this month. 1t owes the
covernment and other creditors 3,91s,-
80 ruhles, 63 kopecks, which it is IN
able to pay.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
Veterinary Surgeon
And Dentist.

Consultation and Examination
Free. OIL. at kage's stable, Cape
Girarde : Mo
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25
%. 6O2.

-. ordinance apprepriating the CitE
Rnenue for the fiscal year ending
nl ne 3O,h day OF June, lS!".
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-25

-. ordinance apprepriating the CriN
Rncnue for the fiscal year endln-
ra he 3O,h day OF June, lS'".
SEX TON |. The sum of Twe,y,
TuvusamG Dollars ($l2.00ol IS HEREBY
Iarproprtated out of the Genera
VENUE Fuui of the City oI
I,ape Girardeau. Missouri as the same
shall have been paid into the city
treasury to the credit of said fund
iUr the current expenses OF SAID Ctiy'
for the .i~cal gear ending June aoth,
1899.
For making and repairing streets.
officers fees anu salaries, including
officers fees and salaries IN the Ponce
Court. maintainance Of Fire Depart
ment, attorneys fees and other fees
in suits brought for or against the
city, or in which the city has an
interest, repairs to cemeteries. SAM
tary Including expenditures
ordered hy the Board Of Health. -
pair. to court house and public
square. repairs to jail and boarding
prisoners. aid. provisions and rams
pOrtatiOn of poor perSonsandp aupers,
election expenses, hydrant renta' i"t
fire protection. street lights te!ec'ric
lights and such other contingent ana
necessary expenses herein specified:
said amount 70 he paid of said fund,
by motion resolution or ordinance a
shall he allowed by the City Couacil
of said city during said fiscal year.
SECTION =. This ordinance shall
b. in force and take effect from and
af'cr its passage.
Passed by the Council Dec. ~. 1898.
WILLIAM II. COERNEH.
President Of the Council.
Approved this 2lst dav of December
1898. WILLIAM Ii. CoERVEE.
Attest: Mayo.
GEO. f. CHAPPELL
-EAL. City Clerk.