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First of the Goldfish Eject.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, May S0.-The
schooner Elector. Captain Van Amburgh.
has arrived from the Grant Banks with
z75.000 pounds Of Goldfish. This is the first
arrival OF the fset this season. The EIec-
tor took one batting from here and secured
plenty Of herring at the Magdaleues. then
went to Cape North and thence TO Grand
Banks where good fishing was secured.
There were a few other vessels in the vi
cinity. but they were not spoken
The evening times., 1900-05-30
Escaped Burglar Wore Two Suits.

DOYLESTOWN, Pa, May 3O.-When
Burglar John Baker went over the high
wall Of the Bucks county jail on Sunday
ne wore two suits OF clothes. Beneath
his prison garb was a new yellowish-
brown outfit which some one had given
him. In a field back of the prison. about
200 feet from the wall. Jailor Wright has
found the prison suit. which Baker cast
aside when he was safely out The con-
wet was also provided with a new derby
hat, high collar and a fancy necktie. so
that he viii present a rather dudisb an
pearance
The evening times., 1900-05-30
THREATS TO LYNCH PRISONER
CoIOred AssaiInnt Removed TO Dam
vile, ILL.,. FIR SafekeeDfnr

URBANA, Ill, May 3O.-David Ellis. a
negro, who was arrested on Sunday charged
with attempting criminal assault on Mrs
Herman Cruiser, Of Leverett, a village six
miles north Of here. was removed to Dan
vile late Monday night in order to prevent
a lynching.
Sheriff Lorenz was warned at II o'clock
tnat there was movement on foot among
the neighbOrs Of the Cruisers to march 10
the county seat, fC-ce the Jail, and lynch
the prisoner. Ellis viii be kept at Dam
vile until the preliminary hearing next
Monday.
Plans are now on foot to meet Ellis vixen
he is brought here Monday.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
PASSING OF THE CRAWLING.
Famous Racing Yacht Burned on
GrcenpOrt Beach.

GREENPORT. May 30-The famous rae
ing schooner yacht Gray'ing is no more
Monday night she was Jeached and fire
licked her gaunt bones, and ate its way
through the shapely lines, which had SO
often delighted the critical eye.
The winds which had helped her on vic
tortous ways seemed this time to glory in
her destruction. and. catching the sparks
that hurried up from the oil-soaked hulk.
Whirled them far out TO sea with Tapturous
abandon The villagers came out and
watched her dissolution. recalling her
achievements of glorious memory.
The Grayling was purchased last win
ter by Nathan A. Fish, when she was 70
longer seaworthy, and 10 save her from
being converted into a working boat he
gave the orders 10 cremate her, which
we're carried out Monday night
The evening times., 1900-05-30
HOW TO AVOID TRoVRT.E

Now Is the time TO provide yourself and family
with a bottle Of ChambeTain's Collie Cholera
and Diarrhoes Remedy. II is almost certain 10 be
needed before the summer is over, and II procured
now may save you 4 trip 10 town in tie night
or IN your busiest season. 1t is everywhere ad-
mitted to be the most successful medicine in use
for bowel complaints. both for children and
adults No family afford TO be without it.
For sals by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail
and all druggists.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
ATLAS TABLETS

know; but obviously it practically does so
when brought in contact with solid lead.
The gold passes into the latter metal as
steam might pass into wood. The action.
no doubt, is slow but # is sure Metal.
under ceItein circumstances, may mix with
metal without melting-without even auv
notable elevation Of temperature. Such
facts give rude shock TO ordinary ideas of
solidfty.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
CARTER LOSES ON A FOUL.
An Exciting Bout with Gardiner nj
COney Island.

NEW YORK. May 3O.-The twenty-five
round bout between kid" Carter, Of
Brooklyn, and George Gardiner, of Lowell
at the Seaside Sporting Club, Coney Isl
and, last night, was punctuated with many
hair-raising Incidents
At one stage ii looked as If the combat
would end in a brawl, but wiser counsel
prevailed and the battle went on.
II terminated. however. in the nine
teenth round Carter losing the struggle
on foul. Carter uD 10 the time Of the
finish was doing well and looked like a
winner. The fight was wickedIy contest
cd throughout
The evening times., 1900-05-30

NEW HAVEN, May 30.-LOuis Corfu. six
years cid, Of No. 1O4 Franklin Street. who
on Sunday was struck in the mouth BY a
baseball while watching a game at River
side Park died Monday. Conclusion of the
brain is suppOsed to have caused death
The evening times., 1900-05-30
DIAMOND JUBILEE Wins
Prince Of Wales Horse Captures
the Derby Stakes.

Duke of POrtIand's Simon Dale Sec
ond and james II. Kcene's Disguise
III, Ridden by Tod sloan, Third.
Crowds on the Roads to EPSON
DOwns-Many Royal Spectators.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
Leading Physicians

In America. England, and on the Continent saw
that Kidney disease is quickly cured by using
Warmers safe Cure.
The evening times., 1900-05-30

GYPSY PAINIST. I022 9Th 81 NV. To-. rasT
present, future; lucky charrns; seoarated
brought together walk upstairs; second 6oor
my2s-7t
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60 F Street n. w.

MONEY TO loan 81 sl1, SO, 4. ard AZ per
cent. in SUNS OF Sl,OOO u $1,000 on d. C.
real estate; pay of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew, al transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WN II
= 40 NtritS & 60 l4Js s. NV jyl-tf-eri
WANTED-Direct from lender. = 600: good So
CUrity glven- no commission viii be uafd
Address BON pol. this offce mvS0St
MONEY loaned ssiaried people and retail raer-
chants upon their own names without s.
curity; easy payments TOLMAN. Room 4s 35s
el4 e. St. oc22-lvr
MONEY To LOAN OK APPROVED CoII.4r-
ERAL-No delay. CHARLES A BAKER
Rooms 30 and Il, MetzerOtt Building. lilo F s.
iel2-tf
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hME- DAVIS. born clairyOyaat snd card reader
tells about business, removes spells and evil
tnfueaces feunltes the separated, and gives l.e<
10 al; cures piles and drunkszneSS l23s 18th st
NV. uylo-1no
The evening times., 1900-05-30

A VALUABLE "POINTER"-We can save E01
considerable money on a frst-elass suit Of
clothes that have been slightly worn; why ros
investigate? JUSFHS OLD STAND, 6I9 d s. NV.
my29-7t
The evening times., 1900-05-30

MRS FLORENCE WHITE. Of Boston noted
Psychic; advice given business and LsociaI
Affairs ParloIs T0T / ST M Test seance Wedues-
day AZ 3 p. n. rrr28-Tr
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss, but he carries thu Air
Ss Cushion Truss all ever the United
States Men, women, and children
wear and ike them The Air Cushion Pad holds
With comfort; nothing else will Conslitstiao
lEd two weeks trial free. Lady in attendance for
LAdieI Office. pariors. waiting aud consultation
rooms on the same 6oog. Catalogue free THE
RORlCk AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY, 1924
. q. nW.s 70 aoor- mhIo- h.en
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lie g DaYs" Cure

Cor mem leads all remedies IL this city
prompt ard permanent cure CT 10 charge Con-
sult1tion free DR.. McKEEHAN 516 l2th ST az.
Otece hours 70 Z a N. TO p n sundays,
70 4 p H. my25-lUO
The evening times., 1900-05-30

Mr. I. NORRIS Baitimore's talented medium.
win be az 80 9Th 81. NV. for a short period
daily from 10 20 c. sunday Included; searces Tues
dsy ard Friday, p m-; Wednesdays, 80 d. M
Sunday nights az Aaccabee Temple. 5ls 9th &.
NV; coed music; silver collection rnv25-zt
The evening times., 1900-05-30
NM THEO.

Medium and Gard Reader. WashinEton's most "a
nous Cairvcyaut and Palmist- Consult her ca
business, love, and family afairsi reuuites the
separated; removes spells; causes speedy mar
r2gCs. and gives Luck Open Clily- German
spoken Sjc and 5OC. $40 II 8. uv. uv53-st
The evening times., 1900-05-30
Mrs. M. RENNER

Legally licensed to practice Obstetrics in TIE Dis
trict Of Columbia LEIe resident assistant Of the
Royal Women's Hospital Munich, Bavaria. ana
gold medal awarded for proficiency in the science
Cf Obstetrics in that Institution Private Saui-
tarium Tor ladies before and during confinement
Trained nurse and G., pert attending physicisns %
treat al diseases Of woman. Ofice hours 10 a n
to o p. m 621 Pa ave NV. Washington ~ 81
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S@iffsnad)ribtem.

Glasgow, 19. Oes. 9lnsetom>
men: r6urneiiia" bon Sem 0ort.
Neapel, 19. 9e3. 9lnaefommen:
.golumbia" bon Netp Yort.
Soutb bumpt n, 10. Oe3. 4nz
gefommen: ngen gort" bon gfep
Yorf.
9lbgegunsen: r9rdpe" (OOn 8remen)
nah gort.
pbilaoelp bia. 19. Ses. @ns
setommeu: rH5pnlano" bon 2iber.
ppol.
atnfale. 10. Des. 9afiirt:
Commonwealth" bon Bolton, nah Qtz
perpool beitimmt.
9amburg. 19. DEG. Aneefomz
men: ;.Oeutf1lanb" bon 9eeip Yorf,
pia Plpmoutb.
Nep, Dort. 10. Oes. Mnsefomz
men: r2ailer Bilbelm Der @robe" BON
Bremen. ~
2i6erpool. 10. Oea. anaetom.
men: .Domtnipu" bon Dortlanb.
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@oiombtd Die HegterungstruppeE nod
siueitGgigem 8ampf nit Den SnIuraen,
ten einen entf6eibenoen Sieg errungen
baben. @s folen in Der Sdladt 800
Mann getootet unb piele 6unbert pers
punbet Doroen fetn. Die &ssieriHgs'
truppen fOllen aud an dnoeren Orten
tpiHtise Siege errungen baben. Oit
Regierung feiert bic Siege uno re9nd
ieet auf etne buloise llnterbrddans Der
Snlurreftion.
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Ser Otamdnt Sur Il q g e.
ffPfft

Vtttt.
anerpilfe, Senn., 20. Oesbr.
Am OienItag Morgen tpurbe bier Elm
Srauen5immer 1arens Gnu Wtaidms
berbaftet. neil es einen Oiamdnten I'm
@ertb bon $125 geitoblen bate; ile
perIhludte aber ben Stein. ebe er ibr
fpieber abaenomren perben tonnte.
Mm WtittiDo6 fpuroe oem Supelier Der
Oiamunt rpieber 5uriidgeitelt unb bic
Nntlase tit Oaraufbin falIen gelaKen
iporben.
Waren NnbGnser Ooute's
uno far6en.
Benton 9arbor, Wt9.. 20.
Oe3. Charles Woibler. etn 35 Sabre
alter Wtonn, uno Iein Sohn 0arol0.
10 Sabre aft, Iinb bier am Sppbus ge<
Itorben unD etneSo6ter MoIaler's ltest
i'm Sterben. Die Wtutter lag ebenfdus
an Der 8rantbeit bdrnieoer, beftnbet
iih aber duf Der 9eneiung.
Der &nabe ftdrb am Sonntd9 uno
Der 8uter am Mittpo6. Die WttsIie<
Der Der 5amilie iinb 4nbdrger Oofotes
unb tpeigerten ii9, einen @r5t gu &utbe
gu 5ieben, fpie lie Iih audi ipeigerten,
Wfebi3in ein3unebmen
Teue elettrii DE Gtfenb q b
men.
Gplu bus, g., 20. Oes. Ssns
forpOrdtiOnsep papiere fir 3lpei neus
elettriI6e @tienbabnen iin0 am Rttt<
ipo6 beim Staatsfetretdr eingerei1t
tporben. Gs linb oies bic 9torfolt,
AIblan0 &c Southern &p. nit einem
Sapitul BON $4,000 unb bic Mdnsz
fielb, Mount @ileab unS Columbus
Rp. nit einem 8upital BON $4,000.
Der 9 DAB Osborne's se<
fun ben.
4trpn, g., 20. Oe3. 9lls am
Nittfpo2 Nrbeiter cine alte S1eune
auf Der 5arm bes Dor 3tpei Sabren BON
Teinem 9ne9t gbtpin Sobnion ermors
beten Oscar Osborne in Ri1fiels
Sopnibip nieberrtffen. funoeu iie ei<
uen Sad aus Seseltu9, Der $4,000 in
Yolb entbielt.
SobnIon tpurbe tpegen oes 8erbrez
hens auT 3ebens3eit tn's 3u4tbaus
sefdidt. Sobnfon rpuBte. oab Oss
borne bas 9elo bate, uub er bate ibn
offenbar ermorbet, UNI ibn 3u berau@
ben, Dds @elb aber niht gefunoen.
9)as @elb bleibt i'm 8eits Der 8es
5Drben, bis feitseitellt iuerben tanna
pem es re4tii4 geborte go .-.,
20 len nidts BON ben
Oonietten piffen.
@ranpille, O., 20. Oea. 6. 6.
Malon, elm Soiuies9(elteIter bon @biz
Cage, fpurbe am %titttpoh @benb nit
faulen @iern, Semitic etc. befpprfen,
als er i'm Sbedter eine 8orleIung bielt.
Wtafon arifT in iiberuus beftiger Weiie
bic sSreimdurer uno dnoere Gbnli4e
aebeimen Orben on, ais oas 8ombarz
bement begann. Sn Der SOnfuIiOn, bic
folgte, tpurbe TfaIon auf ben 8oben
geiporfen. Gr bat I'm Shub un5
bdraufbin tpuroe er bon elmer Mn5abl
5reimaurern uno Wtitglieoern unberer
Oroen. Die er ansesriffen, umainselt
uub Dor petteren 9eipalttbaten be-
fhiibt. SpGter tpurbe er na6 Der
@obnung BON 6. 9. Binters estors
ttrt.
Ndfon ipuroe nidt oerlebt. Gs
tpurbe ibm aber gebrobt, baB es ibm
f9le9t ergeben tpiiroe, ipenn er nod
eiamol perfuhen tpiiros, in 8ranbille
cine 8orlefung Su balten.
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peter Setfs eef4ieoen.

Columbus, g.. 20. Oe3. Tter
Cells, benz betunnten 3irtusb'fser.
tpurbe am Wtittipo1 eine STeioung
bon feiner Srau betpillist. Der pre5eB
bat bas 0eri1t beiuabe bier Wo&en
beiaaftist.
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80 maba, 20. Deg. 9eute Wfor9en
um balb Spsi llbr fam Der serau6te
Sobn oes Wiaionars Goparo q. Gu.
babp iuieoer gum 0oridein, naaoen'
Der atme 9apa $4,000 2oieselo fir
ieinen tbeuren SproBlins erIest bate
Serr Gubabp mill nthts Ueiter lasen,
oerIpribt aber oas @ebeimniB fpdter Su
liiftPT.
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Tbe PeopSe's Common Sense AgeoH5cag Adviser,

umes remained in subsequent editions of
the Index down to 1871. but they no
longer appear in the edition in force to-
day.
Galileo's most characteristic work is
entitled the Dialogue on the Two Chief
Systems Of the World" It was not pub
nshed until 1892, although the idea of this
book was conceived many years earlier.
IN it he gave fun play to his extraordi-
nary powers as a true humorist, a fine
lame among controversiaiists and a gem
uine man OF science. valuing the naked
truth above all things. As may be mag
led. Ii was no small matter to obtain the
authorities consent to this publication.
Calico was already known 20 hold heret-
ical ideas and opinions and 1t was sus-
pected that he had not laid them aside
when commanded to Go so by the edict
OF 1916 But perhaps Gauleo's introduce
tion 70 the Dialogue" secured the CEN
sors imprimatur; 1t is even suspected
that the Roman authorities helped in the
preparation of the Introduction. Fortu-
nately We have a deHghtful contempora-
~ translation into English by Thomas
SALISBURY. printed AZ London by Ley
bourne in 16sL We have already quoted
fTem this translation. and now add from
the same work part Of Galileo's master
IS preface to the Dialogue:
A sATIRIC DIALOGUE
"Judicious reader. there was published
some years since in Rome. a salguferous
Edict, taat FOR the o5yiating az the dan
gerous scandals Of the present age, inn
posed 3 reasonable silence upon tAe Py-
thasorean (Coperuican) opinion 81 the
mobility Of the earth- There waat not
such as unsdvisedly affirm. that TIE de-
cree was nor the pro6ucton 81 & SOBER
scruntiny. but u an Informed passion
and one may bear some mutter THAI ca1-
sultors altogether isnorane &c as,ronnl-
uical Observations ought uct to cifp che
wings of speculative wits with rash pro-
bluons" Calico arst states his ova
views al ethen p-etenas ta4r he zn
oppose them. He goes CT 10 say -hay ~
believes IN the ea-th's immoha.ty. and
takes the contrary ariy Tor mathenat-
ical Capr-cc.o- rs be calls i. something
70 bs considered because a1SzessiaS az
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TWO Badly NEEDED ISLANDS
Uncle Sam Has to: Have Cibftu and
GaYagen 90 .e.nuare -lint ONT

Washington, Nov. 9.-Becanse the ces-
sion ~ the islands of Cf5itu and Cagayen
OF the Philippine arcaipale2o. must he
ratified 81 the senate Of the United
States. the officials u the state de-
pertinent positivesv decline 81 diacoss the
transfer which was referred 20 yesterday
By the Spanish premier. SUI the fsct D.
not concealed, and was sent out IN these
dispatches aaout two months ago. that
tia transfer has been arranged as far
as the executive branch Of orr govern
nent could affect 1t. The state depart
uent officials regard the Island as abso-
lutely necessary 81 complete American
guty in the Phtuppsues. Lying as
ta DO ~ The southwest ~ the uain
groap ~ Islands and ,n one ~ the most
~po-te2t channels ~ communicarfon. II
wcu-l - % the eye n the department.
u7st 6anea-cls course 70 ALLOW them
% fsl int9 the hands ~ au9rher power
ana tlus custirlte a permanent menace
% American sovere3gnty iu the
pines. They were aTclgse8 from eas
original cessiB ey ths geographical 55sz-
dsrlss laid down 81 the treaty
Ricamond IND. Nov TIE Chu1h
Furniture rr1Et w.r1 controls era SET
cual Ch Furniture uorae - t1{t
cT has csced s-s local giant f9r an ~
definite period
Deuser. Co |ev Sleek Ears ana
Elrsre Tu- tcr re % san
rano. foglt before the lu
ch E1- former Hng 41 ae
thirs round q egL
81 Pa alrn. Nv s-ssnasor Davls
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academical interest, but on no account
having a real existence. OF course any
one (even CENSOR ought TO be able to
see that it is the Cappriccio. and not IT'S
opposite, that Calico really advocates.
Three persons appear in the dialogue
Salviau, who believes in the Copsrni-
can system: Simplicio. Of suggestive
name, who thinks the earth cannot move
and, finally. Sagredus. a neural gentle
man Of humorous propensiCes, who VS.
ually begins By opposing Sslviaa, but
ends By being convinced he then heias
10 punish poor simplicio. who IS one OF
those persons apparently incapable -
comprehending a reasonable argument.
Here IS an interesting specim 7nt ~ TIE
dialogue taken from SALISBURY trans
laGon: -Salviau refers 20 the areIyaen-.
then well known, that the earth cannot
rotate on its axis. because Of tna iu-
possibility Of IFS moving long with ut
wearinesse SsEredus repnes There
are some kinds o. animals which refresh
themselves after WEAKNESS by rowling On
the earth and that therefore these IS M
need 10 fear that the terrestrial globe
should the. nay Il may be reasonably
affirmed that 81 en5ayeth q perpetual and
NEST tranquil repose Keeping ltsslf ga aa
eternal rowling salvlztIs couzeut On
this sally IS 'rYou are zoo tart ana saty-
ricaI, Sagredus."
There IS no doubt that tho dialogue
nishad The t0lemaic theory. ana ns5s
thst n Conernicus the only possible one
At al. events, Il brought abeut TIE weu
known attack up- Gaiiiee from IRE 1g-
thcrifies ~ the Eoiy oTee We shall n9t
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ssmaking-AIrs. a l. Fletcher, late
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q SUICIDES CAREER.

of 10 o suicide among prosper of
Of Of none, hle
commit nj leave a
prosper nc beloved wife ogeh h sands D4 towkI has
in the heyd O h qparnt motive diam atau
nc take thai terrible leap n the Teaswe
int swn
dh maybe peaap oaem weakness
due t n Elemental oacnaque physical wea ha
rescued c he aum nuesc dup Il ewakbra
dy p II
ue sdb does prla that heprgpeC axes site fe
aah ui " teen in Ii burvb
Blu OF eat and drank flete tsHhm nd tbeu
a is ICE and anla
When stomach and
N how m Al atlit affrr sof e
hrle7 The major Of b
me u O
hsympn don t ht
n by treason ola 3tama Therar hyedI
.
hos By the dependent organs heart
h lungs ans org b nouhed ad by which
Io nsof body vhi n
u ydepd 10 and But
m are
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there failure Of the digestive powers and consequently
loss Of nutrition In time each organ # the body feels
this loss and the weakest organ the first suocub 70
the resulting disease.
The testimony the Of disease of the stomach
and the other organs Of digestion and nutrition by the
of Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery comes from
all classes and both sexes Clergymen lawyer. uler-
chants clerks sboreF affirm that il the dsease
purhes aud enrohes the blood and gives life and
strength In general the loss Of nutrition by disease
shows itself N loss Of flesh When the disease causng
loss Of nutrition is cured by Goden Medical Discovery
the cure is marked by the regauing Of sound healthy
fesh pound by pound the progresses One Of
the words Of language Is the word indi
gestion. 1t Is that we think lightly Of the
complaint it indicates Indigestion should be regarded
the beginning Of serious forms Of disease and be
treated promptly and practically By the Of Golden
Medical Discovery" Il simple quickly. IL
complex more slowly but the important point
Is that in nnetyeght per cent Of eases, whatever the
stage of disease, Golden Medical Discovery" 1t
perfectly and permanently Read what is said by the
cured IN the lower column
Accept substitute for Golden Medical Discovery"
The attempt sell less meritoous medicine just
good is sometimes made by dealers who the
little profit paid
by inferior prepare
tons Insist on haf-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-11

Wchita, Kan. Nov. TO- 1900.
At special meeting OF the city coun-
ell Friday evening. November g. 1900.
Mayor Ross appointed snd the council
confirmed the following named persons,
10 act as judges and clerks Of election to
be held November %. 1900:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct. r. Brown. J. D. Cald-
well, C. Dees. judges; r. G. Parbam, J.
O. Hawley, clerks.
Second Precinct-Paul Brown. D. e.
Fuller IT. r. Myers. judges: Geo. Knoyr.
j.. T. Spencer. clerks.
Third Precinct-J III. Alexander. w f.
McCabe. J. K. Brink. judges; A. J. Jones,
Frtz Huffman. clerks.
SECOND WARD.
First Precsnct-Jas G. Williams. H. \.
Ford. =. l. Williams, judges; J. r. Lit
tell J. f Lewis. clerks.
Second Precinct-L c.. Bright Yves
Barker, Dan Is. Specie. judges; ]. n.
Hohert G. NJ Dickson. clerks
Third Precinct-D. H. Dickson. James
Olden, ii. T. Camien, Judges j. j. Papes,
w. c. Seek. clerks.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct Hawk, Geo. w.
Berd.ne, J. A. Gordon. judges. p. A
Rohrbough E. A. Dorsey, clerks.
second Precinct-C. W Peavy. E
Hieabarser Jno. Fischer. judges; A. T.
Heller. Jesse NcCiees. clerks.
Third Precinct-W. D. Curtis r. NJ
Dodson. A. AIDES judges; Arson Rutan.
~ G. Baxter. clerks
FOURTH WARD.
First Preenct-J ~ Balderston a. J.
Weaver. ii. /. Davis judges; ID. e. De
Ross j. II. Wier. clerks
Second Precinct-J. J Williams. s. NJ
Duncan, Root Williams. judges. W. r.
bessier Chss Farrell clerks
Thira Prec,nct-J. r. Rutter. Geo
Phillips 6. ~. Gibson. judges; u. c.
Smoke, A. b Moore clerks
FIFTH WARD.
First PrecInct--G. w. B-istow. e. u.
shree. Geo. w. Foster judges. Jesse L.
3and J. j. Clarity. clerks.
second Precinct-H. p. Heiserman
Claus Psyre James VOLT iudges. j. T.
j. r. Sizes. clerks
SIXTH WARD
E-rci1ct-W. @. Winch @. IS Ful-
t Syter. JUDGES. Gus A. Aarar
Sewers clerks
s P-re nct-o. Huseee. j 81 Mar
Henry uises, Elmer Reese
1l clerks
FINLAY ROSS. Mayor
AMOS 1-CLAIN. Clcy CIs-s
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