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WESTBROOk.

Miss Lillian Roberts of Springvale. As
the guest of Mrs. John Forth, Bridge
street..
Tbs 37th quarterly dividend of Ia
per cent in the savings department Of the
Westbrook Trust company. has been de-
clared.
Mrs. Maria Halves is quite sick at her
home on East Bridge street.
The prudential committee of the Am
moncongln club met Monday afternoon
at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Belle
Newcomb. The work for the season Of
ls9s-is0O Ia now being plannedSby the
committee.
along Main stresst, Monday aft rnoon,
became frightened at the sight of the
automobile ownsd and operated by ex.
Mayor Cloudman. The horse bolted up
the street but was soon held in check and
no damage was sustained by either vebi-
ole.
The Clsavss Rides expect to PARTED
pate in the parade to b. held on Friday
In Portland.
The rails for the .westbroolE, Windham
& Naples electric railroad are being dis
road where the work OF laying the tracks
commenced. The work OF laying the
track on Main street viii commence In a
few days.
Mr.. VIM. Valentie, formerly Of West
brock. now employed In large hotel in
New York city. is in the city on bris,
visit.
DIR. Winfield London of Somersworth
N. H., formerly a resident of this city,
Is visiting here for few days.
hir. Charles Libby, who is employed at
the ). ID. Warren paper mills. was the
victim OF an accident en- last SATURDAY.
thar might havs been serious for him
While at work his LIFT arm got caught
In the shnfting. Tho sleeve OF his coat
and his pants were badly ripped us rs.
suit of the accident MIR. LIBBY escaped
without an injury other than bruises.
A quartstte Of singers from kedaald.
South Dakota college, are 60 give "A con-
cert for the benefit of tho college this eve
ming at the Westbrook Congregations
church at s O'Clock.
Mr. John X. Wentworth, formerly OF
Gorhnm. but who recently located at
the Vest Eud this city, has gone to De-
troit, Mich, where he Is travelling in the
interests Of the Beinar Goat Hanger
concern. His family expect to join him
there later Ia the season and take up
their residence In that city.
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HARBOR NOTES.
items of Interest Picked Up Along the
Water Front.

Among the arrivals yesterday was the
steam losbter smack +. S. Willard from
sword fishing trip. Forty-two fish wers
taken aggregatlng 1900 pounds. Most of
them vera caught to the south of Gay
Head and there are indications that they
will be plentiful this year. Frank York
of South Portland was one of the crew
and while in q dory alter the last fish
struo was painfully injured. The BARI
had been put into the fish and without
tine slightest warning he charged the
dory and his sword ripped through the
DO ttoIn of IL. It also went through one OF
FORKS rubber boots, making a bad
wound. The sword entered the foot at the
instep and continuing upwards tore the
flesh almost to the knee. The fish was
finally captured and the dory got back to
the steamer in safety. York had to be
carried to his home in Willard yesterday
and he win be laid up for some time.
British steamship Naparima ARR we'd
from New York and went to j. Fl. Ham.
len g. Sons wharf to load spoolwood for
Scotland.
Yacht Atlanta from Philadelphia ar
rived and proceeded to the eastward.
Another yacht arrival was the schooner
Tioga from Boston.
The men who deserted from the bark
Samuel H. Nickerson have not been
found and three sailors from Boston took
their place.
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Y. n. 9. A. NAVAL BRANCH.

The special naval committee of the
Young Meas Christian association had
another meeting yesterday afternoon In
the interest of the s'Open House which
they are to keep for the benefit of the men
Ut the fleet.
Everything that can be done to give
the men cordial welcome and make
them feel at homo, will be carried out
without stint.
1he sub-coinmistee who had in hand
the solicitation, reported coed success as
far as they had gone, ana thai they had
been received very pleasantly evers where.
They reported donations Of cafTee from
Elias Thomas o., j. b. Donnell g. Co,
j. .. Winslow 81 Co II. ). Meleher Co.,
Simonton q Randall y. NJ. Steadman 4
Co., Fletcher a. Co. @. A. Weston 81
Co, Nlilliken- Tornlins0n 81 Co., Patrons
Cooperative Corporation and II. Ii.
Noyens 81 Co. Susar from ID. v. True
q Co., Tbe lwltcbell- Champlin Co,
shaw, Hammond s. Carney. and Conent
q Patrick. Lemons from Hannsfnrd
Bros, Sturtevant q Norton, 5 Bean
& Co., Thompson 81 Hall, Soole 81 Rob-
lnson, Georse Q; shaw a. Co and W. l.
Wilson g. Co. Ice from the D.. w. & ar
Ice company, aud other materials ( ON
Kendall s. Whitney, burbank Done a ).
& Co ard II. T. harmon a. 20 Gosh
from A. 4. Cox q son, j. ii. Vcss.
Randall 81 McAllistsr 4. h. johnson &
No.. Dr. =. n. thompson, OeFriuv A.u-
slow - Co.. A. K. Wright & 60, j, W.
Tabor. Kben Co-ey. G, ID hics, E,nsrv,
Waterhorss Sc Co., Cook, Everett 81 Per
nell, Houshton, CLARK s. Co. Brunei.
HiRRins Co, b, u. Farnswor h q Co. /.
a. IL, Berry Shoe Co., Sargent, lsnuisan
g. Co, W. J. Orr. Lyman Al. Ccusens,
Joseph HI. Short. Bolster. Snow 81 Co.
Chenery Manufacturing company, Prem
Hiss L0ring 81 son, Norton il Hall.
Charles n. payson, Johnston, Bale . q
Go, 4. A. Josselyn, a. H. Stsvsns &
TO, Doter Grain company. d. ". Clark
and Bred IL. Alien 81 Co. bv the kind
ness of British Vice Consul Heating, The
plano. tables and chairs a5 she Seamen's
Reading aud Recreation rooms are PLAYED
at the disposal Of the association. The
game Of carroTrs is very popular 0ne
among the sailors, and anyone having
one OF these buards who would be willing
TO loan IL for this purpose. will confer a
great favor by leaving word with MIR.
Garland at the Y. III. g. A. building.
The fact that the time h IS nean short,
the committees have not been able to call
on all the names on their lists, aud they
request that anyone who Is willino 10
help in this matter would make the fact
known to one of the members of the com
mittee or to Secretary Garland.
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GORHAM.

The concert given in the Congregation.
al church Monday evening by the Dakota
Redfield College Male quartette, assisted
by Miss Ethelyn King as accompanied and
soloist, WAS one Of the most pleasing en-.
tertainments given in Gorham for a lone
time. The audience was large.
Mrs. George Lewis of South Berwick
Is visiting her son, DR.. Lewis. Mair
street.
W. W. Woodman, superintendent Of
schools, has purchasedsa fine horse and
carriage.
Mrs. Annie Hale and son, State street
is visiting friends in Portland for few
days.
Mr.. Scion Andrews and family and Ar
e. A. Soule and family have moved q
their cottages ut Old Orchard.
Mrs. Martha Harmon and daughter
School street, are passing few week
with friends In Manchester, N. II.
Mrs. NJ. b. Clarke and daughtes.
Petronelia, are spending few days witt
friends In Portland.
Mr.. James Moulton and wife are spend
ing the week ut Old Orchard.
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FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adultsuffering from cold settled
on the breast, bronchitis. throat or lung
troubles of any nature, who will call at
F. Z. Fiokett's, PIP Danforth, Z. w.
Stevens, 107 Portland, McDonough q
Sheridan's. 235 Congress, or ]. E. Goold,
q Co.'s, POI Federal St, will be presented
with sample bottle of B0schee's
German syrup, free OF charge.
Only one bottle gwen to one person and
none to children without order from
parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale as ksOschee's German
SyEup in all parts of the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions of
bottles wese given away and your drug
gists Win tell you It's success was marvel
Gus. It is really the only Throat and
Lung Remedy generally endorsed ply
sicians. One 70 eent-bottlewili cure or
prove ~ value. Sold by all druggists in
this city.
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MAINE NEWS NOTES.

The two-years old son of Mr.. Charles Z.
Dumphy was drowned at Garland pond
Sunday.
DIR. A. G. Young, secretary Of the Stato
board of health, has sent DR.. 6. E. Wash
burn to Alton, as special representative
of the board, to invsatigats the scarlet
fever that is raging there. asa
The Augusta company OF the National
Guard has recruited to 48 .nembers, with
in three of its quota.
1t IA feared 10 Bangor that the three
masted schooner James A. Garfield, Capt.
Oliver Kendall OF Brewer, now 46 days
out from New York on trip to Egmcnt
Key, FLA. with a cargo of cement. Is lost.
The schooner Ia owned In Bangor and
Brewer.
The contract for rsb Hiding Industrial
school, No. /, has been awarded - l.. ID.
Bradstrset OF Haliowell Tor nine thous-
and, thirty-eight dollars. There were
eight bidders.
Sunday fierce forest fire ragged In a
pine forest near the residences of jam es
Gerrish and James Murray in Lebanon
Quite an amount of timber WAS burned
and it was with exceeuinR difficulty that
the blaze was prevented from reaching
the Gerrish and Murray houses The loss
amounts 30 several hundreds of dollars.
Contractors who have figured on plans
for the Old Orchard town hall for whic b
the town appropriated $4,000, say that
such an elabovats structure cannot be
built for less than SO 600.
Charles McGlinohy. q woll known dry
goods merchant of Calais. died suddenly
of heart failure about noon Sunday at his
home. he had attended church and was
apparently in this beat of health and
spirits when stricken, MIR. MoGiin ohy
was unmarried and about 45 years OF age.
He leaves thres brothers ana one sister.
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THE ENTERTAINMENT.
the Sailors WIN be Well Taken
Care OF.

The committee which has In charge the
entertainment Of the North Atlantic
squadron has about completed Its ar
rangements for the affair though as yet
no official programme has been an
nounced. As near as can be ascertained
the programme will be about as follows;
Fleet arrives "Wednesday at two o'clock
p m.
Interchange OF visits between the adj
misal and the mayor.
Thursday boat race In the upper har-
Dor between the crews OF the several ships
for cash prizes, time to be announced
later,
Thursday afternoon and evening officers
to be entertained by the Board Of Trade
by dinner at Peaks island.
Friday morning the parade will occur.
The Governor will officially visit the
ships. Illumination in the evening.
Friday afternoon ball game at league
Prsble and the tsam from the Massachu-
sets.
Saturday afternoon sailors TO be enter
tsined at Peaks by clam bake and ath-
letio sports for which cash prizes ara
offered.
Saturday afternoon officers to be enter
10 ned by Cumberland club at reception
I
Captain Taylor has reserved rooms at
the Falmouth as his headquarters while
| III the city.
The Governor and his stan viii be the
guests of the city on Friday and their
headquarters will be at the Falmouth.
Landing stages will be placed about all
of the six ships of the squadron and visi-
tors will be received ON board from one
o'clock until five Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons.
The sailors will be given o universal
ticket giving them the privilege OF ride
to Riverton. Cape Cottage, Peaks island,
Underwood Springs park on the Var,
mouth road and Long island OH the
Harpswell line with admission to the
theatre free of charge. There is q posi-.
biiity that there will be grand display
OF fireworks In the harbor some evening
while the fleet is in port. The night that
the fleet illuminates there win be band
concert on the Eastern promenade.
Gen. G. p. Mattooks has accepted the
invitation to become the chief marshal of
the parade which IL expected to occur
Friday morning. His staff has not vet
been announced. The escort to the bat
TALON from the feet will consist OF Com.
panies A, b, E, L and NJ, and the Signal
Corps of the National Guard. the Naval
Reserves, all under the command OF Major
Charles Collins and the battalion of the
High School Cadets.
The management of the Granite Spring
theatre at Long island has invited tbs
officers and men Of the fleet to a theatri
cal performance at Long island or
Thursday afternoon.
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The n. A. 4. society has returned
from q weeks outing at Harpswell.
Miss Mary mcfarland Of Amesbury 4,
Mass. is visiting relatives In South Fort
land.
Miss Bessie Grimm Of Pine street has
gone to Narrseansett pier for the sum
mer.
Daniel Crockett Of Boston has been vls-
iting relatives here this week.
PLEAsANTDALE.
Mr.. j. W. Devine Of Boston is enjoy
ing q weeks vacation at the home of his
sister, Mrs Charles e Hayes
Dir. Charles A. Pickett, switchman Oh
the Boston 81 Maine yard, Is quite Ill,
threatened with rheumatic fever.
Mr.. Russell Hamblin and Miss Gertrude
HambIin Of Bridgton have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hamilton,
Summer street.
Master Willie Rodick is passing some
weeks In Mechanic Falls.
Niss Isnbsl Hutchinson of West Buxton
is stopping at the home of Mrs J a.
Lewis, ne " Kim street
Mrs Capt. Rodiek and son, Master
Dannie. left Monday for few weeks in
Snoo and Old Orchard.
Dir. W. j. Baker, who has been pass
ing some weeks with his family on Chapel
street. has returned to Bath, where he II
employed as ship carpenter.
Capt. Daniel Rodick In command oi
the bark Jas. II, Hamlen, sailed Mon
day for Rosario.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Purchase Of Maine Lines Pro.
posed.
Portland, saoo a Portsmouth and Port
land a Rochester Concerned.

At the meeting Of the Massachusetts,
railroad commissioners on Monday some
interesting matters came up.
Pres. Lucius Tuttle Of the Boston &
Maine appeared with various petitions for
approval OF terms OF purchase Of several
railroads By his own corporation.
Pres. futile first addressed himself to
the commission on the roads pstition for
approval Of the terms OF purchase of the
Portsmouth s. Dover railroad Then a
petition for approval of terms of purchase
by the B. & nj. Of the Portland, Saco &
Portsmouth railroad company was then
taken up. Pres. Tuttle went somewhat
into the history OF the selling company
and Its relation to the Eastsrn railroad,
which became part Of the Boston q Maine
about ten years ago.
The Boston q Maine. he explained, has
leased the road In perpstuity. Il has no
debt The buying corporation is willing
TO give snare for share. That would
mean the issue Of 1900 shares common
stock by Boston s. Maine to take up the
equal number of p, 3. y p. shares. The
p. S. & P.'stook, he continued. Is really
| preferred b. NJ. stock. The p. s. p.
ssock is In the hands of about. 1850 peopls.
The directors Of the roads had hardly teen
able to communicate with them Jet.
The president expressed a doubt as &c
whether they. the p, 5. g. p. stookhold
ers. would approve the transaction. &C
tenaoiousIy do they hold to their shares
The only question involved was az to tbs
fairness OF the terms as business trans
action. The p, s. q r. Is necessary
part of the Boston g. Maine, he said. and
the latter corporation does not feel 10 !,
paying too much to give share for shar,
--or even better price, he added. Ii
this road also the buying corporation had
no ownership. 1t held perhaps IS shares
not more.
The hearing on this petition having
been closed, the board heard Mr.. ruttls
on third petition for approval of tn,
terms of purchase OF the Portland &
Rochester railroad. Unlike the othel
roads In question, this ono Is not LEASED
by the Boston g. Maine. The latter, no "
ever, has majority holding OF stock
owning about 1881 shares out of 592t
This leaves only 1000 shares in priyai,
hands. On the vote of this 1000 tb,
ratification OF me transaction would de
pend, since thS Boston IL Maine holding
would be excluded from the vote, some
thing to which Pres. Tuttle would NO
object.
The basis Of exchange here, as In tn,
previous transaction would be even ex.
change. share for share. The terms con
template the sale OF thy property and tn,
merger OF corporations
The Portland & Rochester has s5pa, o0t
stock outstanding and sis. 500 fund ee
debt and no (fioating debt. The road wa,
originally Incorporated as the York s
Cumberland, latsr an the Por tland &
Rochester railroad company and Iatei
stin reorganized as the Portland & Rooh
ester railroad. 1t operates about b5 miles
of road. While under a separate directory
IL is controlled by the Boston Il Maine
which company elects Its board of direc
tors as in the case Of the Maine Central
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YARMOUTH.

At q special meeting of the First Par
ish Congregational church, held Sunday
evening at the close of the regular chure
services Is was unanimously voted o ex
tend call to Kew. James G. Gregory OF
Bingham, Ne, to become their pastor.
Tbs call awaits the ratification of the par
ish to he held at later date. Rev, MIR.
6regory has just completed a successful
pastnrate of seven years with the church
at Bingham. he is graduate of An
dover Theological seminary.
Crusade chapter, Epworth league, have
elected the following ofricers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. @. A. Brooks; vice-presidents,
Mrs. hay Strout, Mics Annie Simonfon,
Miss Henrietta Curtis, Mrs. j. ID. Mans-
held; secretary, Miss Margery Taylor;
treasurer, A. E. Cobb; organist e. ID.
Lander, Miss Margery TAYLOR.
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wOODFORDS.

The lower stsp OF the eight In front OF
the Clark Memorial Methodist church,
Pleasant street. has been removed and re-
PLACED by granite one The city depart
ment under the direction Of assistant city
engineer Barbour. are preparing TO lay q
brick sidewalk in front Of the church.
The walk will extend down the street as
Tar as the corner Of Forest avenue.
The Congress Square Univorsalist la
dies cirole Of Portland hold "a most enjoy
able lawn party Tuesday afternoon at the
reside OF MIR. and Mrs. Merritt b.
coolidge, Pearl street, Woodfords. In the
AFTERNOON the ladies OF the society met
and an enjoyabls afternoon was spent.
Ate O'Clock the gentlemen members Of
the church In goodly numbers arrived
emu partook OF AN appetizing supper
served on tho lawn. The evening uas
spent in delightful social manner and
the guests returned to the city at late
hour.
A large party of the members of the
Trinity Episcopal church and Sunday
tphool members and friends, went On the
q MO and excursion held yesterday at
Iittleheld's landing, Great Chebeazue
leland. The party left Woodfords at $40
o'clock on special cars and embarked a.
y 10 q. m. on the steamer Aucocisco Of
the Harpswell Steamboat company for the
leland. The party returned TO the city
rarly In the evening.
The foundation ia being put in for a
new house on th HHiagins prope ty on a
proposed street between Lawn ana Stew
ems Plains avenues, parallel 10 Spring
| strees.
| FUNERAL OF HoRATIo HIGHT.
1 The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Capt. Horatio Hight, who
died on sunday after lingering tlinass
WITH kidney trouble, were held Tuesday
afternoon at 2.so O'Clock frou bis late
Among those In attendance at the funeral
were several CT his old friends
and associates The services were
OF very simple nature, at the
request OF the deceased, and were con
anated in an impressive manner by kev.
Asa Dalton, rector OF st. Stephens Epis-
copal church Of Portland. The burial wal
| at Evergreen cemetery.
Mr.. howard W. Moves and family Of
Boston, are the guests Ct Mrs. Noyes's par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. III. 4. Doten, Ocesr
street, Moodfords. During their stay
they will be the guests of MIR. Noyes'.
lparsnts. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. III. Moves, For.
est avenue. Oakdale.
T. DEERING CENTER.
! Mr.. Fred Files left Tuesday morning
for Quoddy Head to work for the govern
ment. He expects to be gone until the Is
ot January.
Mr.. and rs. johnson have been en-
tertaining MIR. ami Mrs Hull OF Massa
ehusetts.
Mrs. John Grant enterh,insl ey-Mayor
Plummer of Benton Harbor, Mich., ont
a I~.A A a. A. - -.
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REeIsTER RED DENTISTS.

The following persons have passed ar
exam ination before the board of dental
examiners and are entitled to practice
in the State of Maine:
Percy l.. Barker. Boston.
William A. Bartlett, Bangor.
Frank A. Jesse. Wayne
Ralph W. Bickford Rocklaud.
Charles j. Bragifon. Gardiner.
Wilbur +. Browne, Howdoinham.
Herman X. Hall, Gray.
John w. Higgins, Bath.
Raoul l.. Lafond, Lewiston.
Frank II. Lambert, Deer Island, N. B.
Robert III. McReady, Danforth.
George w. Mckay. Houlton.
Edgar IL. Minot, Bridgton.
Maurice A. Perkins, Hampden Corner
Wallace p. SCOTT, Richmond.
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ATrEMpTEp Too MuoH.

Mrs. George Clifford OF AZ Pine street
fell from her bicycle yesterday and struck
the pavement VITA considerable force.
She was kindly rendered assistance, land
although somewhat stunned by the con-
oussion, no injury was apparently sus-
tanned. Mrs. Clifford Was endsayoring to
manage large package and to steer the
bicycle at the same time.
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ARMY VS.. NAVY.

Arrangements have been completed for
a ball game between the Fort Prsble
team and the nine representing the bat
tleship Massachusetts, champions OF the
North Atlantic squadron. The game will
occur at the PoS tland league grounds
Friday at 80 D. m. The admission will
be 20 cents. ladies free.
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MR.. AND MRS. 4CoNNIERS ENTER
---7----- TAIN. -

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman d. Conniers en-
tertained two box parties at McCulium' s
theatre on Tuesday afternoon TO witness
the performance of ''lhe Kings Mus
keteers," which 1t is needless TO say was
very entertaining. After the performance
they adjourned TO the casino where din
ner was served. The party consisted of
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Maguer, treasurer of
the Hollis street theatre, Boston; Miss
Il. u. Bosworth of New York, who Is
spending the summer on the Maine coast !;
Mrs. II. Alvin Robinson Of New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chaifie of
Portland.
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DEATHS.

In this city, July IL. Catherine. widow OF the
late William j. Parks.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. IA. p. McDont ugh. 40 WaterVlle street,
Thursday morning at sla O'clock. Requiem
high mass at the Cathedral OF Immaculate Con-
ceptiOn at O'Clock.
In Sthndisn. July 10. Mr. JOSEPH Weeman.
aged 90 years. months
Funeral fronl Il : iilie reSlc eaee. S:andtsh on
Wednesday aft r.aon u : u'elucN.
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MARRlAGsS.

In this city. July II, BY Rev. VIM. NJ, Kim
nell. George l.. SWEET anu Jennie b. Parker
both OF this city.
In Wnyrrvile. Mr. Charles L. Boothbay and
Miss Mabel L Jones.
In South Paris. July l. MIR. A. f. BarroWs and
Mrs. Ella Cnombs.
In West Mills. July 1. Mr.. Harry L. Moore
and Alice f. Spinney, both of Stark.
In saco. Mr.. Alkit c. Leary and Mrs. Ida NJ.
Grant.
In Buxton. July 1. Frank L. knight and
Maria ii. Alltn, both Of Gray.
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HAD HIS POCKET PICKED.

Mr.. Augustus II. Prince had his pocket
picked last night while in the crowd at
Custom House wharf coming from the
theatre at Peaks island. The watch and
chain were presented 10 Mr.. Prince when
he WAS street commissioners by the en-
ployes of the street department.