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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-15
FINDS YANKEES ARE LIKED.
Writer Says They Are Popular. in
Many Lands.

DR.. Lyman Abbott IN Outlook.
Everywhere there is a liking for Amer
leans which Is fattering to our national
vanity. We make due allowances for the
fact that these people, whether African or
Latin or mixed, are approbative and like to
say pleasant things-that they, perhaps. put
higher estimate on courtesy than on
truthfuiness But still 1t Is significant that
from all quarters and many sources we find
the evidences that the American 10 distinct
ly popular with the common people. How
he is regarded by the high born had no
lean money is taken. and generally 1t is
preferred to any other. Only. at Martinique
did the hack drivers question about Amer
lean money, and there apparently only be-
cause they did not know how to compute its
value
At st. Thomas one Of our party asked a
little girl in the street who offered for sale
an article II she would take American
money. American money! she replied.
'it's the best money there u.s." asked my
driver whom he liked best to work for-the
Spanish. the English. the Creole chat Is,
ican. THE American" he replied. ''Whyr'
Because they are the freest with their
money and they have the most humor." BY
humor he meant good nature-the Amer
| lean would talk and Joke with him as with
an equal
At Kingston fell into conversation with
q negro laborer on the dock Presently he
asked me to give him English money for q
dime and a nickel which he had. Quarters
and all above that were taken. he explained.
at par, but less than quarters were at q
discount. l asked him the same question.
which people he liked best. 1.-THE Ameri-
cans" "Why8 A single American gum
boat will spend more money than a whole
French fleet" Evidently his illustration
was taken from a recent experience What
is your ambitionT' asked one of our COM
panions Of his negro driver. ITO get money
enough to 60 to the states to live" why
$or' Because the chances there are 20
much better for q man."
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noaa - Nsarby fresh virginia. -;
-: 4sssss:.: ~ has: North c.seiis.;
BUTTER = Creamery. fancy. ,37Hs2s.
cess. fancy. 42a22M: fair to good. isais.
Sters-paeksd. fresh. 16a1e.
CHEESE. - New York state factory.
new. large. 14a14k.
POULTRY. - Chickens, per h.. f3at@;
hens. per h.. 12Na18; roosters. per ID. "a
6; ducks. per h.. IL; young ducks. per d.
II: keats. per h.. Sal0.
DRESSED PoULTRY.-spring chickens,
| ROSTERS, per h., 10; ducks. per h.. 12a13.
vEGETABLEs.-Potat Dbl. No. I.
6a2.00: No 2. Local. 2o; yams. new. Dbl,
LOO; yellow sweets bbl, 1.00a1.50; car
rots. per bunch, 2a8h: cucumbers. Per
blu. basket. 2.00a2.50; onions. per Dbl. zoo;
box: 2.0ea2.25; new bests. Per Dbl. LIS;
cabbage. N. T.. per 100. l.ooa5.0o; egg
plant. per doz:. Is: celery. Per dog: 1oaes:
e auniRo Per ps BOB Se oosgs Ga nS
GREEN FRUITS. - Apples. loose. per
Dbl. 1:25a2.oo; apples, packed. per Dbl.
2.00a4.o0; oranges. California navels. Per
DOE, 450a6.00; pineapples. per crate. S0o
a3.1o; peaches, per basket. d.00a1 90;
crate. 1.2Ea1 so: sickle. per Dbl. 5ooaeoo;
per basket 200: grapes. per basket. ia
II; chsstnuts. per h., An as: ounces. per
| bbl., 40Oa6.0O; cranberries, per box, Lisa
2.05: per Dbl, 7.00as.00.
HAY AND STRAW - New timothy.
choice. ls.60a18.00: No. I, T.0Oa17.5O; No.
2. 16OOs16.5O; mixed hay, 11.50a1450:
! clover. 550a18.o0. Straw. rye. bundle.
11.00a12.o0: rye. machine thrash. 7:50a
| 500; wheat. 650a7.00; oat straw. per ton,
6.50a7.00.
LIVE sTOCK-Cattle extra. per cwt.,
4.76a6.0o: butcher, per cwt., 8.50a4.0 90; or
binary, per cwt, 2b0a3.50; rough. per
owt. 1.50a2.00 Hogs per cwt., gross. $50
a7.OO: ordinary per cwt., 5.50a6.O0. Sheep.
clipped. 1.00a4.5O; lambs. choice. per h..
SASH medium, per h., IN. Calves choice.
per h., sassy; medium. per h., 7a7h !:
grass calves. per h., 4a5. Cows, prime.
fresh. each, 35.00a40.00; common. each,
20.0Oa30.0o. old and dry. each, 10.00a12.O0.
WOOL AND HIDES Wool. washed.
free Of burs, per h.. 35a36; wool. UNI
washed per h., 27a28. Hides, green, per
lb, Is: dry. per h., 16a19. Sheepskins.
green, each. 1.25a1.50; dry, each. 75a1.00.
Calfskins. green. each. 1.O0a1.3O.
Wholeeale market price of BEEF CUTS.
No. ribs per h., 10: No. ribs per h..
10; No. = ribs per h., 8. No. loins, per
h.. 10; No 2 loins, per h.. 10; No. loins,
per lb.-S. No. 1 chucks, per h., Z; No. 2
chucks. per h.. 8: No. chucks. per h.. 4.
No. rounds. per h., g.: No. rounds, per
h., Z; No. 8 rounds, per h., 6.
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and Provisions Summary.
THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, Md, October 15.-WHEAT-Easier
spot contract. 75ha751a; spot. No. red western,
7Sat as0; October. 76A a15,s: November. 7e asked;
December, 7faT71s; steamer No. red, 69Aa69A !;
receipts 10.l42 bushels: southern grade. 7oa76.
CORN-Easy: spot, 531Aa54; October. s2Ha52A;
II; steamer miIed. o2ssa52h; receipts. 80 COS bush
els: exports. 50 ia bushels; southern white
b4Ias8A: southern yellow corn, sass.
| OATs-Firm; No. 2 white. 89a3p1a; No. 8 white,
SASSY No. mixed. 37ia sales; receipts. II .631
bushels.
RYE-Firm: No. 2 western. export. 66a87: No 2
western Domestic 7es7si rsSs.s soss bushels
clover mixed, 1600ai6.50.
GRAIN FREIGHTs-Dull; steam to Liverpool.
per quarter, e. 3d.. October.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTOl
LIVERPOOL Cotton.

LIVERPOOL, October 16.-Cotton-Spot,
moderate business done: prices. % points
higher: American middling. fair. TOT: good
middling. CIT: middling. $50; low middling.
6.37: good ordinary. 6.08: ordinary, $40
The sales Of the day were 7eOO bales. Of
which 500 were for speculation and export,
and included 6400 American. Receipts.
10000 bales. all American Futures opened
middling, g.o.c., October, 6.1s; October and
November, 613; November and December.
6Os1a; December and January, sos: jan
uary and February. 500; February and
April and May. GA: May and June. els;
June and July. 6.18h: July and August,
CITY.
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Lady aerard's Finery.
From the Sphere.

Among many charming trousseau gowns
made for Lady Gerard was one Of gray
crepe de chine Stimulating the directoire
effect, the swathed bodice being completed
on the left side with a bow Of the same
opening from vest Of white lace. Several
lovely tea gowns were included-one Of pale
blue chiffon. second in white mousseline
de- sole hand-painted with pink roses,
while third was carried out In nauve
hand painted chiffon relieved with lace
motifs and made in the empire style with
q bertha Of tulle worked with bebe ribbon
flowers frightened with crystals. Spotted
white net combined with Valenciennes lace
made q pretty afternoon frock. and the
evening gowns numbered one In black
seQuined net and another In lovely shade
Of pale blue. while there was a princess
dinner dress In beautiful lace with touches
OF pale ribbon introduced with charming
effect into certain portions Of the design
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-15

FfrS ssts with the poker. tongs. hAvins
either Dat OF oaAw-liks clamps. . hearth
broom and . shovel set In Q tray-liks
stAndafd are attractive In duh or bright
brass; they are essential. too. In keeping
up 1lre, % that Of al the accessories the
most important are these.
In these sets the brushes are really pref
~. for many Of them are made OF bright
orange. Light green. dark red or purple
brtstlss. and show up strongly against the
orase ana the dark wood handles into
which they are fitted
without Q bellows, whether II Is needed
or not. no fireplace IL complete, and those
that will be used this season are partic-
ulariy effective. being made of carved
wood IN shapes like banjo and violin with
wrought Iron trimmings. The carved wood
pieces on top and bottom OF the bellows
are artistic. and show idealixed faces OF
women. or Cupids surrounded with clouds
OF smoke. Others are Of hammered or
carved brass. or In the plain wood or
leather finish.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. October 15.-Wheat today was
inclined to be weak at the opening, fnfiu-
enced by Increased receipts in the northwest
and favorable weather in the southwest for
the new crop. December opened unchanged
to 1sc lower at TAX to 747s and sold at 74ssa
TAN.
December corn on small local receipts and
steady cables was firm at 42h to 421za42h.
December oats were quiet at 1874.
January provisions opened frm pork at
1880 lard at S.20aS.22 ribs at 100.
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LOCAL YuAxcrA1 x1wa

Perhaps the greatest aDDearance Of acdvs
ity displayed ct today's meeting Of the stock
exchange was when Lanston was called and
there was evidently market for the stock.
the rush was to get In before the buying
order became exhausted, and that happened
before the stock for sale gave out. The
sales were made at 16k and at the close
there was still some to be had at the Same
figure.
Mergenthaisr sold at q better price then
has prevailed and one sale Of ten share was
made at 200. which II the highest point
reached In the recent advance The iowest
asking price after that was hall point
In advance. but the bid did not come WITHIN
full point Of that notch.
There Is not often q transaction recorded
in the list Of fire insurance stocks. Today
a bid was made for a block Of I'VE hundred
shares Of the stock Of the Columbia Fire In
surance Company and It was rather surpf's-
The bid for the stock was then 10Y with
liz the asking price. which II an advance
in both cases over the quotation figures tor
was not at tho price. but that there was
any block Of that size to come on the mar
ket. There were no further transactions In
the stock nor In any on that list
Mitchell Mining sold on the same level
as It did on Saturday. namely. g. and q
number Of transactions were made at that
price, with the bid stiIl there and the ask
Ing price an eighth Of q point in advance.
There was no change Of consequence IN
the figures for Greene Copper and the trad
ing was not very active
The bond list came in for q good share
Of attention and a number Of transactions
were recorded.
The usual so-called active stocks were
neglected today which did not effect the
quotations, which remained on about the
same level. and, following the custom In
the case Of securities on the local exchange,
to await another day there may be more
business.
Today's Government Receipts
National bank notes received today for
redemption. $75S,262; government receipts
from internal revenue 81 ,S42. 672; customs.
81. 00s. Iii; miscellaneous. 81 010. til: expend-
lures, 100000.
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The World of
Finance and Trade

American Sugar, 1876.
Baltimore and Ohio. 122H.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 20.
c.. c. c. & st. L.. CIV.
Chicago. Mil. and st. Paul. 1854
Colorado Fuel and Iron, So
Colorado Southern, S9f6.
Delaware and Hudson, 222A.
Distillers' Securities. 71N.
General Electric. 178H.
Great Northern preferred, 1888.
International Pump. Al.
Missouri Pacific, 96H.
National Lead, 7s4. ~
New York Central, 140&.
Northern Pacific, 216A.
Pennsylvania r. R.. 145.
Republic Steel G. Iron. 37%.
Rock Island, COM. 26s4.
st. Louis Southwestern, pfd.. sou.
Southern Pacific. 94N.
Southern Railway, SO.
Union Pacific, 18TH.
United States Steel. 4SZ.
United States Steel. pfd., 10TH.
BONDS.
Wabash Deb. BIS, 81.
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q. s. Soldier Under Charges.

Charles Frederick, wearing the uniform
of United States soldier, was arrested
this morning by Bicycle Policeman Adams
of the first precinct and taken to the sta
ton to be cared for until he was in a con-
dition to be able to care for himself When
searched at the station the police found
long knife secreted In his trousers. and a
charge Of carrying concealed weapons was
preferred against him. He was locked up
for a hearing in the Police Court tomor-
row.
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Frick Left Out.

NEW YORK. October 15.-At the annual
meeting Of the Rock Island Company Of
New Jersey. in Jersey City today. ali the
retiring directors were reelected with the
exception Of Henry C. Frick, whose place
In the board was taken by John r. Thomp.
son. vice president Of the Bankers' Trust
Company OF this city.
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Philadelphia Banks.

PHILADELPHIA. October 15.-weekly
bank statement: Loans and discounts, in
crease $1.718OOO. Lawful money reserve,
increase 100000. Due from other banks,
increase 81, 4So, 600. Due to other banks
increase, 1926 600. Deposits, increase, 3d.
1872 600. Circulation. decrease. $113, COO
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ODDS ON THE CANDIDATES
so,c,sl Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, October 1b.-This being tho
last day Of registration for the election
On November by the voters OF this city
II was perhaps natural that the political
outlook should furnish the chief theme OF
discussion. While there were no partlcu-
fariy significant or important developments
In the political situation over Sunday. and
while the odds offered in the betting
against the democratic candidate length
ened materially. there could still be de-
tected some OF the same uneasiness as to
the outcome which was evident on Satur
day, following upon the publication OF the
reports OF the alleged uneasiness felt by
the administration as to tthe results of the
election.
It was natural, in such circumstances.
that dealings in the stock market should
have been upon reduced scale. as they
were. and that the trading should snow
m irregular and generally heavy tone.
which 1t did. Indeed. the courses OF prices
throughout the forenoon showed renewal
Of the steadily sagging tone witnessed on
Saturday but after midday frequent raj
Hes occurred, which gave less one-sided
appearance to the market.
Comment on Selling.
AS a matter OF fact. many experienced
impressed with the character Of the SELL
ing which was conducted toward the latter
part of last week than they were with the
superficial explanations rendered then and
this morning In explanation of the markets.
course.
TOday's deliveries of stocks dispoSed OF
nj that time came In a number of cases
from directions which excited some COM
ment and concern on the part of those re-
ceiving the stocks.
the preponderate influence IN the days
dealings little else came in for much dis
Cussion aside from the gossip directed to-
ward movements in particular stocks.
Money market conditions showed small
alteration, and the banks somewhat better
than held their own in their transactions
With the subtreasury since Friday. Ster-
Sing exchange rates were reactionary In
spite of the strength Of the London mar
kat, where rates rose close to the minimum
figure established by the Bank of England
ON Thursday. The banks secured the whole
NJ the f4OO.OO0 bar gold that was offered
feeeived 100000 In sovereigns from India.
London Stocks.
The London stock market was dull and
irregular. with the American department
sharing in both characteristics. Operations
here on arbitrage account showed a small
preponderance of purchases. While Anal
kamated Copper was by no means the most
active feature Of the market, the course
Of that Nstock attracted rather more atten-
zion than - accorded to issues showing
greater animation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-15

LONDON. October 15.-American securi-
ties quiet and steady today. Chicago, NIL
waukee and st. Paul declined y ana Balti.
more and Ohio advanced 4. The rest Of
tho list showed no change from Saturdays
New York closing.
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A Charming Coat.

From the Tattler.
Very handsome and very new is a coat
composed of broad white ribbon with a
rich chine floral design and plain pale
blue border. The style OF the coat 10 very
smart with its broad reyers and tiny
waistcoat ornamental with black stitching
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London Gold.

LONDON. October 15.-Gold bars, IT'S
1O3bd; American eagles, 76s 1Nd
LONDON, October 15-Bullion amounting
to e806 600 was taken into the Bank Of
England today. and 915O.0OO was with
drawn for shipment to Egypt
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New York Stock Market

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs q Co.. bankers
sbd brokers, 1459 H street, members New
Ysrk stock exchange. Washington stock *.
change and Chicago board Of trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-15

sales.-Regular call. Il o'clock noou-U. 3. regis
tered A.. $1,000 at 102M.
1O3N. D.
Columbia R. R. Sc. $500 at no.,
Washington Rwy. and Elec. 4s. 81 600 at STU.
q 900 at STA 1880 at s7h. $1,000 at STA,
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat S., $500 at
106A. 81, 900 at 106, 81 900 at 100 $500 at 100,
500 at LOT.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS, $1,000 at
1851.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. COM. IS at 4o1s, 50
at 4Oh.
at SO. i at sess. | at sou. / at seh. =.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 10 at 202M. 10 at oo3,
5 at 2O3.
Lanston Monotype, 100 at IN. 100 at IN. 50
at IAN. Is at 14as, 100 at AN.
Mitchell Mining, 100 at 9. 100 at g, 100 at g..
100 at o. 200 at g. 100 at 8. 100 at 6, 100 at 81.
Union Trust, at $50.
Columbia Insurance, 500 at II.
Columbia Title Insurance 100 at 4, 100 at 4.
After call-Mitchell Mining, 100 at 61s.
Graphophone Rfd, 8 at g
Greene Copper. 100 at 2sla. 100 at 2ox. 100 at
25A. 100 at 25h (buyer co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-15

Closing Quotations.
n the close Of the stock market the fol.
Sowing stocks had changed In price since
khpSe quotations, there being no change In
kahnce of the closing prices;
Amalgamated Copper. Han.
American Car and Foundry. 45x.
American Smelling. 159N.
American Smelling preferred, llA
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CURB QUOTATIONS.

Furnished By e. r. Chapman & Co. "a. B. Chip
man. manager). members New York stock exchange.
af
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Market Stagnant Over the
Pending Elections.
POLITICS AFFECT STOCKS
Prices Sagged Throughout the Early
Morning.
ODDS ON THE CANDIDATES
Money Market Rather More Than
Held It's Own-Sterling Ex-
change Rates Reactionary.
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LONDON. October 10, 4 pm.

| Money, sas1S per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market for short
bills 10 4ka4E per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market for three
months bills IL 4&a4s per cent.
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Today's Cotton Summary

Furnished BY Dick Bros. 4 Co.. 1872 H ct. NV.
Phones Main 644O-6441.
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The Savannah. statesboro and Western
Railway Company has been incorporated
here with an authorized capital Of 81 OO0, 900
common stock and $4,000 preferred stock
The company proposes to construct line
21O miles long from Statesboro to Atlanta,
connecting at Statesboro with the Savan-
nah and Statesboro railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-15
Today,s ooyernmsnt Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. $75s,262; government receipts
from internal revenue 81 .S42. 672; customs.
81. 0os. III; miscellaneous. 81 010. I'll: expend-
lures, 100000.
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St. Valentines
DaD From Various
Points OF View
By FRANK JOY NIEAHS

Copyright. 155G. BB r. L. 1icGTCH
Y the good old days-"all days when
old are good" says Byron-it was
the idea that all valentines must
n be sent anonymously, with the
handwriting so disguised that the re-
cipient could not determine the identity
of the sender. That Is still the case
with certain sorts of valentines. those
OF the grotesque pictures and assault
provoking poetry-'fault finders they
are called by those who manufacture
them. When one di atches libel of
that sort through the mails it Is 10 his
interest 10 conceal his identity
But when the young man posts TO his
ladylove, or one whom he would foin
have as his ladylove, paper dream of
confecti0n lace and speared hearts he
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Mar - The LambcrtYllle Gas
Light Co, gas for ? lamp posts,
as per contract less As cents on
account of being out............, 81
Mar .. LambertYille Heat, Light
y Power CO.. street lights for
February .-........-...... ID
April g. LambcrWllle Heat. Light
Power Co. street lights for
March .-.-.....-.. 1G,
May 3 Lambertyillc Heat, Light
Power Co, street lights for
MAY 3. The Lambertvllle Gas
Light Co, gas for : lamp posts
for one quarter 10 4-l-o5. ...-.#s,.. l.
June 9. LambertTille Heat. Light
n Power Co. street lights for
July .. Lambertyille Heat, Light
X Power Co. street lights for
Aug 10, Lambcrtyillc Heat. Light
y Power Co. street lights Tor
Aug IT,, The Lambertyllle Gas
Light @, gas for ? lamp posts
10 7-1.05 ......a.#.,....#s......- Il
Sept. -. Lambertvllc Heat. Light
" Power Co, street lights for
August ........ ...s....z.-......., itJ
oct a. Lambcrtyille Heat, Light
& Power Co. street lights Tor
September .,s.#.=.#.. ..sz..s......z.-- IL
Nnr 5. Lambcrtvillc Hent. Light
4 Power Co. street lights for
October ......#..=... aIa
Nay &. The Lambertyille Gas
Light -, gas for , lamp posts
to l0l % =........... . 1890. ..#..ss. /.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF MARY ELIzABErH LEONARD, deceased
Pursuant to the order of George L. Hanson
Surrogate of the County of Hunterdon. mad
on the eleventh day of November, A. D. on,
thousand nine hundred and five, notice il
hereby given to all persons having claim:
late Of the County of Hunterdon, deceased, tc
present the same under oath or affirmation
to the subscriber, executor of said deceased
within nine months from the date Of said
in and exhibit his or her CLAIM (under oat
or affirmation}, within the. time so limited
will be forever barred of his or her actiol
therefor against the said executor.
Dated Nov II, A. ID. 1905.
EDWARD W. CLOSSON, Executor
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Continued from First Page
Geo. W. Arnett. CHIEF Engineer,
John J. Cruise, Reporter, do. p % !
john W Dley. Excise COMMITS
soner, do. .-........ ...s.... ....... % ~ ,
'0 s5nta DO iisi' '. rA''., '..' 30 %
Eugene VI. Beaumont. Excise Com 7
missioner, do. 49,. ~ ~ .
Geo w Krocsen Excise Commits :
sionrr do. ..zsz.. .-.. ..---.. % % !
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PUBLIC SCHOOL IT Nj.
DINrINInTN

RECEIPTS
Mar. /, Cash on hand. ............. $5.l15 30
Apr :. J Willard Morgan, Comp
trolcr. appropriation FOR School
No l for free school libraries for
May iG. Wm. j. Hennessy, Seerc.
tary amount collected from
Alex, l.. Kerr on account OF eN-
ira invitations sold at High
School commencement. June
July 3. Nm J. Hcnnessy, Seerc
tary proceeds from commence
mcnt. S2o ST. and tuition for pm
Pill SOS ....................., - u
Jrly Z proceeds Of 5000 note dis
cent. - 05 .'......'.....,.. 100 %
July :, VIM ] ucnnessy, Secrc.
tary. tuition for . children from
the West Amwel school district 60 30
Aug g. Proceeds OF S250 note dis
counted for a DAYS nj 3 per cent DIS 10
Sept $. Proceeds Of $3.50 note dis
counted for 1903 DAYS at per
Sept. Is VIM ] Hennessy. Secrc,
tarv. tuition for Lillian Mason, 60
Oct O. Proceeds from 300 note
discounted for 10 DAYS at per -, =
cent s.,.... ..s,,' '.,...' ...,. Is" ~
Nay s. Jason ). Hoffman. County
Superintendent. amount appor
for 1905 ..............=... -. 2.56l 40
Doc ~. Approximation from city
for 1905 (p0rtlon of ..s.-..,..... ., 700 90