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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-12
How Time Is Wasted.

',.Time is precious said the moral
izer.
1T is" rejoined the demoralizer,
''and I've wasted lots of. t."
by indulging in foolish pleasures,
eli? 2" queried the party of the preface.
NO replied the other. 'by being
punctual in keeping my appointments
with others. STRAY Stories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-12
JUNIORS ON OUTING.

A nunber of the Junior class of the
Presbyterian church will hold a May
walk on Staten Island tomorrow. They
will leave on li.35 boa t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-12
I'm The SOCIAL WORLD!
PROGRAM ISSUED.

The program for the play
Partner 70 be given by the I
Hose Company next Wednesday
Thursday evenings, has been il
1t gives a short synopsis of the
and also an explanation Of III
OF each member OF the cast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-12
TO ARRANGE PICNIC.

l. o.. f. will hold their next meeting
Thursday night May IS. At this meeting
arrangements will be made for a Dicnic
to be held during the summer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-12
COMING WEDDING.

The wedding of Miss Rose Green baum,
a sister of j. S. Kline, of Smith street,
and Jacob 5. Blum, of Bayonne, will be
Sunday August 90, in New
York. A reception will be held in Golden
Star Hall on Columbia street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-12
CONCERT TONIGHT.

The music levers of this city who
attend the Dominant Society concert at
the Baptist church tonight will have a
rare treat in the musical line. An especi-
ally fine program has been prepared. The
society which needs no introduction in
this section will be assisted by q number
of out of town musicians of ability.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-12
ENTERTAIN TONIGHT.

Mr.. and Mrs. i. l.. Brown, of No. 240
State street, will entertain a large mum
Der of their friends tonight In honor of
the twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-12
SEWING CIRCLE.

The next meeting of the Young Ladies
Sewing-Circle will meet Tuesday night.
May III. at the residence of Miss Bessie
Karkns No. 90 New Brunswick avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-12
PIANOS AT PEDER OLSENs

81 Smith ST., the old staud, l0S24 SO II
The progress., 1905-02-25
49, Z, Loo sl.ae ,l.Y

i-his locks Ike 2 very singular, noi
70 say foolish, question and ystsoue
cheiniGts arc beginning To. doub.
whether iron is really chemical
eiement. They think lllat instead II
being an elementary substance il
may bs, q highly complex compound,
and that eventually means may be
found of separating or isolating the
bodies, or elements, Of which iron -
made up.
Different substances are ordinarily
combined either, by simple inter
mixture, as oxygen and nitrogen ar@
mtel1nixed in- the air, or By eulntiot.
or by chemical combination.
But it has OF late been suggested
that there may be fourth state u
combination ttill more intimate thar
that which is implied by the III ia'
expression. chemical union" The
combination Of yet unrccognizod ele
msnts which make whatwc call iron
would lie ap example of this foilrt1
state.
What this conception necessi,atea
may be judged from the f;.cythat II
seems 70 10 away with tne atoin Si
the smallest elementary particle Of
matter. In otbe- words, it has
been suggested tAat atoms may be
smashed Smashing" tie atoms OF
non would, according 10 this idea, be
q method of discovering tie eie,nsa.
tary substances that compose it,
feuth Companion.
The progress., 1905-02-25

A nu'.lcmau = 10 was snhiect to
its of g.mr al :: !isni was seen 20
leave h:s ,e,;,s.o,.l IL the middle of
rie ui-.ii NY cup. ed for riding.
Fis seT ant. who tusiimra Instructed
10 Hstch icst any nan y sho;.; befaa
him, followed kln to .lie ,t;.aie. The
gentlelaall. having procured the key.
unlocked the door. singled out his
favorite horse. sadlled ard bridled
hin AID 9; length mounted him
Tho servas;, sei4ing another horse,
followed lis master for several miles.
The sieepes eventually returned
home, put bis horse in the ststle apd
wont hack to bed He bad no fecol-
lection Of his midnight i1tle ~ wax
ing Ia the morning f.tston Globe
The progress., 1905-02-25
Hot Daye In California.

California, Notwithstanding Its fa-
mously genial climate; still holds the
record fer high temperature in this
country On June II, 1889 the tenn
peratllre at San Francisco and Santa
Barba2a rose suddenly from II do
grees to 1873 degrees III Lhs shade n
consequence OF hot northwest desert
wind which prevailed for several
hours
The great heat III n1t last long,
the thermometer telling to II degrs.as
agaia By ? p. IL on the Same date.
bat it did tremendous damage in tie
meanwhile At Santa BIr0ara all
fruit and sniinal life exposed " that
ewft.i lat died fr VI the effects Of
it On .hesen,n day jis't-h .ntsix ture
wa l02 .,c sreet 'a .'l.i ib'rh and w
degrees Il Ie:t 4 d,.t. C..l. Pits
burg O.sg..t, i.
The progress., 1905-02-25
nnn HraN "a nrcak ctaaa.

It is scarcely crelihie. but il is q
fact that a glass can be broken hy
tie voice If you strike It thin wine
glass while you hold it ty the sGnpl,
1t will emit certain note IL mos
ceses a pretty, deep one On ap
preaching the glass rapidly TO youi
mouth and shouting into it tho same
uote as loudly as possible, the Thra
tious Of the glass being thereby *
tended, il will be thivertA into fiag
ments. This used to be favorite
experiment Of l4ablache, the re
uowned besso, who. when in com
pany with his friends, thus broke
one after the other ell tie glasses
that were hanosd to him. Exchange.
The progress., 1905-02-25
PUBLISHING SENSATIONAL
AND sALICIorS NEWS.

1t IS no unusual thing for The
Progress to~snppress news Of sen.
sational and salicious character, the
publication OF whi1h would be high
+ y Interesting especially to the evil,
minded We admit that some Of 1t
is legitimate So far as the right Of a
newspaper topnbllsh it is concerned
but publication Of such matter is
contrary to the palicy of this paper.
These ale some Of the questions for
an editor to decide:
Will the publication Of sensational
news do more harm than good?
Are not the facts \ sufficiently
known in order that the evil>doer
may be brought to the bar Of justioe9
Are there not innocent woman
ana children who will suffer and
whose lives may be made miserable
BY a publication of facts for the ex
lstence Of which they are in no wise
responsible?
la oar opinion these questions
should meet With an Affirmative
answer. Bnt these are not the only
reasons. here IL smother which
has always been the controll.ng one
il the Conduct Of thh paper. 1t isl
to make Fhe Progress worthy Of the
respect and confluence of everyl
household in which it enters We
want it to be . welcome risitor--nct
. dreaded .onc. III order to ac.
complisb lhis It's columns must con.
tain nothing bnt what is clean, purej
and hole4ome, and we will sup
press the .glith il its Publication
will do more harm than good.
Doubtful Jokes, snlatty poetY and
letails,of scandals are seed, which If
sowu IN the families d tbs lanyl will
bring forth q harvest OF corrnpl /
thoughts aud WICKED deeds. The |
Progress is engaged ina work Of
bnlldiug ap--not tearing down; Y
The progress., 1905-02-25
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FIENDISH SUFEEING

Is often caused by sures. ulcers and
cancers. that eat away your skin. Wm
Bedel', of Flat Rocl, Mich. SAYS; Il
have used Bucken's Arnica Salye. for
Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. II Is the
best healing dressing / ever found"
Soothes and heals cuts, burns aud
scaids- Pc at Ocean Springs drug store
guar anteed
The progress., 1905-02-25

Negro graves in the fan south are
sometimes curioJsly garnished with
the bottles ef medicine used ly ths
departed III their final illness, aud the
duration Of the maiady is easily
Guessed by the number of bottles.
Often these are the only things to
mark the mound, and everything
about the gra veyard bears the marks
OF the haste character istirof super.
etitious people in allinatteIs concern
ing the dead. New YORK. Press.
The progress., 1905-02-25
Theatrical Hint,

Man rising wearily to let late
romer pass to his seat in the theateri
This eternal getting tip is really
snnoying
Late Comer-l know it is; that is
the reason 1 never come in myself
I'll the curtain is up.-T'exas Siftinga
The progress., 1905-02-25
Every Person.,
TO THE BoyS


Efear boys, want 10 sfvc ytU
A motto safe and good.
Twill make your life sivc.ssfll
II you heed Il as you slidnld- 4
Obey II in the letter
Dont say thing Is good enoaga"
Till II can be no i,eitcr.
And whether nj your lessons,
Or at daaly work, u.
Don't be a half way s.abhler--
Don't slipa and slide aud ssllrk
Ara thinl !. doesn't matter.
Thalsneli tslkis 'ir;ssli ard 'siuis'--
Epr until yanr task IS perfect
II Is never go5a enough.
If your work ID Ia the schrnlsncnl
Make you, lesson tell;
10 matter what goa mean to bs.
Build your foundation vrelA
Every i;npity pnintsnd erobfein
That you brsyely naster now
viii iiicitase yo;ir skill g l.btS
VITA The pen or Nitli the plvg.
If yon siveup d store Or s,abie,
BE sure voa 80 lshiad.
Every box aud balls and counter,
= 1t viii pay, you'll alvey siini,
To be careful. pst'ietd, fnoiongh.
Though The wcak bs hard ansi raneh-5
Ar.d when You've denc your very best
Taili thcn be'scoad cnoushN
SO you'd s'sier tsks MY in9rto
II you exer me " work
To any station ,hert
Than q stsshig BOY or clerk.
I. wiz mako sou iadep, Ment:
II viii maze soli no MANS akshtor
Thcn never say IT'S gagd eiEuigh"
TIL il can ~ no btttes.
-fio.iicn DasA
The progress., 1905-02-25
A DELIGHTFUL GATHERING
OF NORTHING VISITORS.

Thursday at the beautiful home
| of Mr.. and Mrs d. G. Smith, oc-
CURED the first OF series Of social
events which they hope to continue
tlloronghont the winter. About
hfty guests were present aud most
pleasant time was enjoyed. Mrs.
Smith was assisted by Mrs. Rounds
Of Cedar Falls, Iowa. 1t was i'm
possible in SO short time to reach
all tourists, but general invitation
is given TO all the ladies' to be presr
ent al the next meeting which will
be held March 2nd at Mrs. .Ghase's s
in the Hing cottage
TIE list Of those present is as
follows. Mrs. D. G. Smith, Miss
Lydia Smith, MIS- j. Hops, Mrs.
John Grogsnap, AIRS. II, Nj. Stacy,
Ms. NJ. e. Williams, Miss Nettie
Pope, of LaMoilc, III; Mrs. w
Fl. Round, MIS-. A. j. Norris. Of
Cedar Falls Iowa; Mrs. w. L. Hill,
OF Defiance, Ohio; Mrs. N. j.
iFrancis, > El,iorado, III Mrs. A..
Rose Biggs, Mrs. Mary Becker, -of.
Chicago, H.: Mrs Fred. Raw,
Miss Emily Rau, of West Pullman,
fTr.; Mrs. a. -rl,uwnley, Miss
Virginia Chester, Champaign, H.;
Mrs II. ". GIL, Mrs.
George Skinner, Mrs Thomas a.
Burt, Miss Josephine Burt, Mrs.
Emma sBcsore, Of urbana, lf';
Mrs. F.. j. McIlrath, Miss Lizzie
Glass, AIRS. Ross Srten, Mrs.
Sarah f. Ednohd$, Mrs. Glas.
Templeton, Miss 'rcmplcton Of
Harrisburg, ILL.,; Mrs ], M. Tho
mas Of Manchester, ILL., MIS-. Nof-
man Beckley Of Sycamore, H.;
Mrs. Andrew Allen ofWel'lon, I'll. /
Mrs. Jnlia Il, Prrdy, Hyland PARK,
HI, Miss Minnie. Snyder OF Gil
man, III; Mrs. G. A. Harris
Of McCansboro, H.; Mrs. -ft L. /
The progress., 1905-02-25

on the more crowded thoroughfares,
of the loiiering throrg of expecto
aating humanity winch is especially
noticeable around The onterance of
some o. the saloons aud other public
places. Biloxi Herald.
The progress., 1905-02-25
HOW 70 PLAY WITH FIRE.
rsssks Performed With tho DevourinE asass
nient and T:rcir Origin.

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w 4 1ns' = lo'l''"s V,e' 80
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2 49, !,
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s'aei tgNe's7g - .ie " onss ~
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'i'H '''A s''' Wv - Z. - sa.'-
s.sss1 4 ~. l, ''iea ~, u,s als's's a''s
sl'n : ''s.s.7i, = 'lsi' 80 80 Z.
,nst'ifans ~ l2lioSesis WI, e''u' ''t 7,
re 49, = 8 i:''Ali Y ~ si's'' - aui's
'lieiil I ~ ~ 80 ~ .i'',s''s'. 2,
s, = s.asle VIII! s oiaei = l'ciiol'u
.,iis 4 s, W Ai',-i'F' ligi eon oa,, nus,
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4 - " 80 sass & NuD Ss''ie z -.
The progress., 1905-02-25

r tae old two yards across at tina
wisest end system Of criroline Ia
adopted, when it docs come it only
means that our ladies viii te, as ever,
simply unapproachaIle. : P6iadeb
rhia ysu.<S
The progress., 1905-02-25

The suggestion is passed en- that
books with white AMI v,sry deiicat tcly
tinted bindings are cleaned IN book
stores by rubbing the covers with q
bit Of chaniois dipped In powdered
pumioe stone.
The progress., 1905-02-25
III. PAY NJ 1kE ATTEN
TlON TO YOUR TOWN.


1 Hamlels. towns ana even citics
should pay more attention than
they ary gisei, to the subiect which
may be broadly termed town ms
! pavement. Having studic'i the
idea, dry shou!'l apply il, lesson
Practically. 1se necessity for DO
ling 90 y esiipipasizel nore pos.ilvelt
'lian eyr'N lg'pTe Is the addition
to the asaal, hight of winter
visiter IS = steady stream Of per
a M''..l'lss'it /. iniA1 grant from the nofth>
~. east.rt and western states.
fFs Ill : hsssN,ul, have no return for
MACY. ahskk sircam woaid swell
.liiheHsely Nfqbll Tie AsolFfoi Che
s'1d1t villages and towns in the
county adopt more geipr:lllY the
Ap ssnciises suaat prevail u the sur
fa.tii4,a..s Of IT'S health resorts,
iisyery Ne1lssottisd community should
I1ul ita best ti,ot fora ard. :sl.d acl
accorAiygN
by all&e Improvement IS meant
the praceN ot' making a neigh bor>
Hi,ood atyraesiyes healthy and safe, 70
fpresens is !losS running z seed i
..isJi.ael9,ssAE, . ri SspeAsshvials ei..u tll-
1r..st t,ac sfysf as, may be qs.4ted Cor
!. .siAsatSea by y Organization af rrsis
Eients, .s.fisss rFity is also esseatial
in = grssss slnajority Of eases 70 The
fniainlalpasea@9I he.,lthfulness and
safety q largely n tleproylncs
Of co!li,ty yor. municipal authorities.
1.-The best results VIII be reached
llrfslsE % separation Of fritiaens an.s
anhfitx.
|, Rush; Spirit is the imporiant'
seqsllrisetansl it>sill grow as ina,
sinstuiils.s.cast aside slipshod IDEAS,
ssIk NsHts, fosiliAeii often upon
iassy y anf Icps'Aliy more
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and bltter the
sastxI ~ tawn, and realneath a
cohr.o 49, IS + a personal saiu
Pabsr ef22lt VIZ thrive npon the
'sIpat tj.r.lt$ tirl- attainment The
tgsaes ieli s,t,r It may be alo in the
.JfRttary .fsyclatiol Of c.tizenS,
es a lead>&. hand club, a public
ssfTit a,.s,,c,:itioir or ;t>village.im,
py3vcYstt society, for the first step
Ithe pfuinoiaon d. the attricti,eness
pl.lheir surroundings For town
nay he both lrrslihA and saie with
> -. y;
tfirt -iisasrsyss. and go. .iAMipn1 oF,.
',aaoAy,. .;latthH o. Eis4ciaA Ssll 30,
ireNIy - ~ aictonal ~ d&by A8I
.olfeis, les'l'+ 4talititsa~~ i
A. Nsw Yorl, man. offers one Thousand I
dollars TO ch4xl, II '..Per'rcily happy |
married. man can be fonnd.. lie
would have been safe TO have inclddtd I
oscheiots aad ~omen. Perfectly |
happy people are rarer nan ariiopsal'fi
|uulitts cheeks
The progress., 1905-02-25

A young man at Niagara. having
been crossed in love. walked out to
the piccipice, gave cne lingering look
at the gulf beneath him aGd- weiii
home. His body was found asx'
ulorning-in bed
The progress., 1905-02-25
Rast Frayentsr.
.gsznGn -

Aissitf1vse " 4Erthod Of ktt~,nag iroD
ana steel from rustiug is 70 e, az ti,stc
with 4 solution Vt rubber ils~ T,enzpl
made about thecensistencF Of cra:@rA
1t may be applied WIFI q brush eEt
u easily rllbbed of wien desired A.
coating of nlole ase Where the tooth
s47TaTsa eyuetsvqs.rsnpaiaitl ls alsas
"a ktageoes il iatts eil.l'y sj#eivisis
@parts of Crystals Of cilsrrip Of iron
2H antInoay chloride ihlit .cf tain
min in. i Of TRter At'ply with 9
Nongs On rag.aud allow to.di'y ~
many coats can ~ given d. ;rt
leemd% neoess4rY When dry, ii q
again washed with water aeaia al
sowed to dry and polished with In
seed. oil The aatilnony solntion
elioul(Loe rs nearly peutF;J as roesi
bic. New York Telegram
The progress., 1905-02-25

'ccnpasy should be ,sSrfessful in
ihcir undertakings as thgI.iare al
ways go The reseue" Of q citizens
whenevsl his hame is visited by the
fire king. The members Of the
company works Ike demon TO save
their property, and as y general
i1,le dsss work that the people of
t1iis city should not only feel proud
Of, hnt help them in aey way It is
in their power to show their apprc-
clation. Ii is not often that the
tiremeils come before The people
asking for aid, bat as it is for the
benefit of the people that they are
buying This new hoes we think it is
nothing but right that they should
ASKED for assistance from them and
it is safe to say that they will meet
with success, for they deserve it.
Go forward citizens, with yonr
mite, no matter how small it may
be but show the fremen bat you
remember them.
The progress., 1905-02-25

: - 80 =. q
sTss cs,s hes rces.lly srdaifst, 4
4 saaI1ag,to pasessisass 81 IL swlit..
.eillsbe u; gteatsas;lt suttge y they
issre re'ntsllligfdils e,so 4sd. }. /
+ .sss ot .hesp = v ,ss1sse aA2aiF2
vas staass ssrsa bikes the edtF'laN
tepnfatIn sIitii fhe "WelI' vagfapcy
aet Of lg0s
...UiNor .lhis statue the police, if
lhey 80 Nlosife, and secure the co
operation of The police justice. can
.ruu qH,s she worthless white aud
'blacispafasaes with feel upon the
bod polite.
Instead. 81 giving the professional
crap, shooters = moderate fine or
letting him 50 EeH %At Of evidence
al is sorndtiyes.doue. the vagraney
law can bs Gro,isht iuto play Oh
known worthless charafters, and The
result will soon rid the city of this
insect swarm, "w ho toll not neither
do they spin"
The transient tramp or hobo
shovl,l not be SO severely dealt with
in cur opinion, as the local fostering
variety which lasten themselves
like !eeches on a community and
stick closer tbau a carbuncie on the
aftermath Of poor mans anatomy.
The hobo is often looking for
work and work is hit remedy.
When he gets job he is no longer
a hobo. But the town loaler Of the
semi-criminal class, great majority
of which is composed of negroes
has no excuse to offer aud should
soon be given th~ option between
his occupation or chsning his occu~
patton Or changing his climatic and
geographical surroundings.
The other ordinance is Of the
''moye ou' variety. ltis intended
TO clear the sidewalks, particularly
The progress., 1905-02-25
SCHOOL BoARD

GCTTOOL EsG NsFE
o. Il. Bailey, President.
Il j. Lundy, Secretary
". G. West,
r. r. Friar,
+ II Dick,
The progress., 1905-02-25

WIJIl g.t7 IA'sE.::. aislSi
The progress., 1905-02-25

/ A. Nsw York mau. offers one Thousand
dollars 70 chsxl, u Perfectly happy
inartief man can be fonnd.. lie
would have been safe 70 have inclddid
baeheiots and ~omen. Perfect ~
happy people are rarer nan gliioesaGf
uvlats cheeks
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-29
Cured of Obstinate La Grippe.

Henry Distin, the inventor and maker
of band instruments for the Henry
Distin Mfg. Co., at Williamsport, Pa, is
probably the most active old man in
Philadelphia to-day. He writes from
l441 S. 9Th street, Philadelphia, Pa:
81 write to inform you that L had a
bad attack of la grippe last December
which lasted more than three months,
and which left me with catarrh, and
several of my friends advised me to try
your wonderful medicine, Peruna.
s'I began with bottle the first week
in March and it certainly did me great
deal of good.
81 was so well satisfied that l
purchased another bottle, and followed
your directions which you furnish with
every bottle, and am glad to say that
it has cured me. / shall certainly rec
ommend the Peruna to all my friends. p
Henry Di3tin,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-29
oV Ar WOULD HELP DIFFERENT GLASSES
c1ergvman's Plan of Uniting the People of Kansas
Civ. "Civic University" Is Proposed.

VerS1ty of the people, to house its
working will as it sets itself to the
mastery of materials in the name Of
the free creative spirit and the eternal
laws
Nov, a section of the general stat
utes of the state of Missouri relating
to educational and benevolent 1nstitu-
tons provides for the chartering under
the privileges Of those statutes Of joint
stock building associations for the
housing of such institutions. Under
the provisions of this section a univer-
sity building could be erected that
could easily assure the stockholders 4
per cent on their investment
Under its general aim of localiZing
the working force of the public will
and in addition to it's arrangements
for teaching and preaching the gospel
of the arts and sciences, which, by the
way, should entail no public expense,
the university building should furnish
accommodations and headquarters for
three other distinct and subordinate
interests that are now crying aloud for
house to dwell in. And from these
three sources, helped out by other rent
ais of offices and studios, the institu-
ton could derive a self sustaining rev.
enue.
"First.-The labor unions of this city
are trying to build a labor temple.
They are not likely to do it all by them
selves in. this generation, although they
have had some success in getting to-
gether a building fund. The reason
that the labor temple idea makes slow
progress here as well as in every other
American city where 1t has been
preached is that it has commonly been
conceived as a class idea, and SO is
foreign to the American ideal, If not
the actual, spirit Of American institu-
tions The idea would find its true
place and it's full expansion under the
roof of a civic university that aimed to
unionize all classes Of workers. And
the labor unions ought to be met there
by the Commercial club and the va
rious associations of employers, for
labor and capital would never fight in
this city If they were obliged to look
each other in the eye daily and make
themselves constantly Ineligible to
each other.
Second. The women's clubs Of Kan
sas City have for long time been
planning a clubhouse to take in their
numerous organizations with their
large and increasing membership. The
social uprising of women, in spite OF
the skits of photographers, is the most
significant and regenerative sign of the
times. Civic economy is simply house
keeping on "a large scale, and 1t never
will be treated as fine art and the
sum of all the fine arts until the tact
and taste of women shall enter fully
into public affairs to vitalize the arid
Journalism of the masculine mind.
"Third. university building as
the temple of the arts should especial
" be devoted to that one Of the fine
arts which is in it's nature most popu-
lar and pervasive 1t should contain
magnificent hall of music and so an
swer another of the keenly felt needs
Of Kansas City"