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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11
NEW YORK INQUIRY
REACHES SCHOOLS
City Investigating Committee
Probes Superintendent
Aides Appointment.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 10.-The Legis-
lative City Investigating Committee set
out today to learn how Margaret Nc
Cooey. sister of John H. McCooey,
Brooklyn Democratic leader, obtained
her $12, 000a-year position as associate
superintendent of schools.
The investigators will sift numerous
complaints made at the time of Miss
McCooey's appointment that she was
Jumped over the heads of many teach
ers and principals who outranked her
in seniority"
Minutes Are Asked.
A subpoena was sent today to the
Board of Education demanding all min
utes Of the proceedings leading to the
appointment. A study will be made of
how various members of the board
voted.
An inquiry into the appointment of
Lucille Nicol as a Brooklyn district
superintendent also was started. Com
plants were made in 1928, when she
received the position, that she lacked
the educational requirements. The
state Department of Education set aside
the appointment, but month later the
local Board of Education reappointed
Miss Nicol
Hope of locating Russell r. Sher-
wood, Mayor James j. Walkers private
accountant, who has been sought by the
committee for weeks, was revived today
when investigators obtained from a
relative of the missing man the first
photograph of him they have been able
to procure.
Picture Is Obtained.
A tip was received that relative In
Suffern, N. Y, had a picture of Sher-
wood and an investigator went there
and obtained it.
The committee decided to suspend
temporarily its inquiry into the appoint
ment of DR.. William H. Walker, brother
Of the mayor. as medical examiner in
the Board of Education pending the
outcome of suit brought against DR..
Walker In relation to his appointment
by the Civil Service Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11
FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD
AT COMMUNITY CENTER
About 100 Persons to Take Part
in Program Planned for
October RI.

About 100 persons from all parts OF
the city will participate in a Lantern
Festival in the Central Community Cen
ter. Thirteenth and Clifton streets, Oc-
tober 81 at 8 pm. The affair was
planned by the Community Center De-
psrtment of the District public school
system in cooperation with the ONCE
of Public Buildings and Public Parks
The participants will include actors,
dancers, musicians and singers, repre-
senting the Neighborhood House. the
Americanization School Association. the
Lido Civic Club and the Greek Com
munity. Silver cups will be awarded
for the best musical rendition and the
best stage and costume effects.
Originally planned as a Midsummer
festival in the Monument grounds, the
affair, as now planned, will be in honor
of Autumn.
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Deaths Reported.

jeremiah McAuIiffe. rs, AZ K st. NV.
Lloyd HanstSn T. prO Cordoys Hospital pts
E ne09oTg sn GHai as 90 GeopEe WASHINGTON
Henry G. Zimmerman, ~. GEORGETOWN
01 BeHnie Br n1sA SO. Emergency Hospital
Philip e Mazzcco. Providence Hospital.
Eva Houston. 81, tuberculosis Hospital.
Gladys Sherrad. 10. Gallinger Hospital.
Ruth owens. Childrens HOSPITAL.
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Bird to Have Five Wives.

The solitary heath hen, last of his
species, whose habitat is the moors of
MarthaS Vineyard Island, of the
Southern Massachusetts Coast, Is to
have five wives.
Five prairie chickens are to be
brought from Oklahoma SO that the
heath hen will not become extinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11
DpafhH.

ST0CKER. ALICE RACHEL ST. MAUR. On
rhur alice of R2cHt 81 MA sPs' b acD
stocker and i Fanny y EiisabetS 2pittsI
efSsE5 80 eS "t g. f nT On Monsy on:
1s ood z nt Il ' Please Sm flowers e. oip
TO- is5l az 9 E faspaiig Hos siHSt
restinc at Otis F. Aliens funeral home fH
I2th q and Florida ave. NV. Notice OF
TANNER. JOHN BRADLEY. On SATURDAY.
6 4Ht9b1[ 70 b 5s21 e Asnti John
{qners p ar OF 'f AImus r. spears ,ss5
fRoHss EPISCOPAL COB chSfcb f is9R .5d
Shg9h fS i men R RoS Sr. 9etsoer T.
ToLBERT. JAMES E. On Tuesday. octos.s
s. 1891. at Gallinser Hospital, JAMES =.
ToLBERT. beloved husband Of Janis HsF-s
brother of Anna ADAMS and Francis ?or-
Rhincs fnnersl chspe ard an! and i Eye ST,
8 :n 55o Fye > st' F? 81 ssfn:nt H
WATTS. JOHN NJ. Suddenly Friday. October
tai residence 1919 c 81. 5.wj. JONI II.
WATTS, beloved huaband Of Goldie Watts;
s Mfs Ea Of G Marble and Rc9 T a:sd Pa
October -. 2:3o. from 1919 c st. s.w. IT.
terb.ent in Arlington. -
day. October 10. 1871. at MS residence,
2a28 North Capitol St. GEORGE z:
WEBER. So. of Mrs. Louise S. Brauer and
brother OF Mary L. Sanford. Body rest
ing at the chapel of Joseph Gawler's Sons.
1854 Pa. ave. NV. Services and interment
tpriyate) on Monday afternoon.
WEEKS. WILLIAM II. On Friday. october
Q. 1891, at his residence. West Falls
Church. Va. WILLIAM H. WEEKS beloved
M Of min .v,( fAf a
Mrs; Charles n. McGahey. Funeral from
his late residence. West Falls Church. Va
Monday, October IL, at pm. Il
ZIMMERMAN. HENRY 6. Suddenly on Sat-
urday. October TO- 1891, at s:25 am. gt
GEORGETOWN University Hospital. HENRY
G. ZIMMERMAN, beloved husband Of the
late Goldie NJ. Zimmerman Of Rosslyn.
Arlington County. Va Funeral Monday.
October IL. at o'clock pm, from above
residence. thence TO ST. Johns Protestant
Episcora! Church Potom9c and @ sts:
invited Inf.rment Glerwnnd CenneterY.
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PLANS FALL ACTIVITIES
FIR. endship House to Organize
Glasses and Clubs Tomorrow.

Glasses and Clubs Tomorrow.
Beginning tomorrow, Friendship
House will organize its Fall clubs and
classes, open to children Of all ages
with a membership fee of 10 cents in
each case.
The dime fee. Miss Lydia Burklin
head resident, explains, is designed to
give the children the idea they are real
participants In the activities Of this
Community Chest settlement house, and
serves to give the youngsters feeling
of independence and pride in something
they can call their own.
Clubs will be formed for boxing and
other forms of outdoor and gymnasium
athletics. besides rhythmic, folk and &C
robatic dancing. dramatics. singing and
various educational work. Each Sunday
afternoon at 5 o'clock, beginning No
vember /. there will be a musical pro-
gram for all club members and their
friends.
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UarA nf Thanks

mssLL LaY: PATRICK p. The family Of
PATRICK F. MULLhDY wish To extend
70 thelr many relatives and friends sin
SS ere tnankS and appreciation for the mar
mural tributes and expressions of sympathy
CLARA c. MULLADY
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THREE BANKS CLOSE

MERCHANTvILLE, N. j., October 10
F.-The First National Bank & Trust
co: OF Merchantville and the Merchant
vile Trust Co. did not open for business
today.
Notices were posted on both banks
stating that it is the hope of their Off
GERS that a merger might be effected
and business resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

MAPLE SHADE, N. j., October 10
(Pl.-11le Maple Shade National Bank
rallied to open its doors for business to-
day. 1t was stated the bank remained
closed to forestall a run following the
closing OF two banks at Merchantville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-06
G ADVERTISEMENT

Of said subdivision, of record in the
map or plat records Of Cameron
county. Texas. to which map and
its record reference Is here made
for greater certainty of description,
being the same land described in
a deed OF conveyance, now Of rec
ord In the office Of the county
clerk OF Cameron county. Texas. in
Vol. 185. pages 1911. Of the deed
records Of said county, TO which
record reference is here made;
and on the Ord day Of November,
1891, being the first Tuesday Of
said month, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.
on said day. at the c rthouse door
OF said county. I will offer for sale
and sell at public auction. for cash.
all the right. title and interest Of
said j.. A. RAYMOND. Will Sibson,
william Stoddard and George f.
Conway. in q "a TO said property. as
such right. title and interest exist
ed on the 18th day Of January,
1927.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas. this
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-06
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Inc STATE OF texas,
County Of Cameron.
Notice of Execution Sale
BY virtue of ar execution and
order Of sale, issued out of the
District Court Of Cameron county
Texas, l03rd Judicial District. on a
judgment rendered in said court on
the 3rd day OF September. 1881. l
favor OF P. j. Vivier, Sr., and against
j. A. RAYMOND. Will Sibson, william
Stoddard and George r. Conway,
in cause styled: p. j. Vivier. Sr.,
VS.. j. A. RAYMOND, ct al, N l0,469
on the docket OF sail court. / did
on the 10Th day of September. 1881,
at $3.50 o'clock p. m, levy upon the
following described tract and parcel
OF land, situated III the county OF
Cameron, state Of Texas, as the
property OF the said j. A. Raimon..
VIII Sibson, William Stoddard and
George T. Conway, to-wit:
All that certain lot, tract or
parcel OF land, situated in Cameron
county, Texas, known and described
as the South 1924 acres OF the
North 20.34 acres OF Block NO. 10.
OF the Collins Subdivision { nds
In the La Feria Grant. as the same
appears on the official map or plat
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Movie Sideights
CAPITOL

-
Including as it does excellence Of
story. par excellence of cast. new
human touches and artistic and
realistic settings. Wicked" the new
Fox drama. starring Elisa Landi,
opened its run today at the Capt.
tol theatre.
As 4 young and happy wife. Miss
Landi Is disillusioned shortly after
her honeymoon when the husband
she thought an honest bank clerk
comes home wounded and dying. Z
confessed bank robber. In trying TO
save him from the law she involves
herself as an accomplice, is arrested.
convicted and sent 10 prison. In
prison she is allowed a brief respite
from her cell to 90 TO a hospital ana
bring her child into the world. Later
the child is given to the state in
adoption and the mother goes back
to prison. What happens when she
is released and seeks her baby, the
screen play reveals in a most dra-
matte way.
Another player who acts more
convincin' " than ever is Victor Nc
Laglen, who has the leading male
role.
We have seen vic often and have
always liked him but never as much
as we liked him in Wicked"
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RIVOLI-SAN BENITO

Personal Maid" the revealing
picture from Grace Perkins ex-
citing novel. Is at the Rivoli theatre.
San Benito, for two days starting
tomorrow. with titian-haired Nancy
Carroll playing the title role: Pat
OBr.en doing a self-made business
man; Gene Raymond, an interest
ing screen newcomer. as a roll
licking rich college-boy: George
Fawcett happily grouchv as the
multi millionaire Gary Gary. and
rib-tickling Mary Boland making
much of the society dowager.
Personal Maid" is exciting. thrill
ing drama all the way through. It's
acton and dialog, directed by Monta
Bell, who made young Man OF
Manhattan" is smart and rich and
fresh.
Showing for the last times today
Tallulah Bankhead and Fredric
March in My Sin
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See Paris" and $50 This Is London
Rogers does not rip wide open tic
SO called divorce evil, but, rather,
pokes good fun at 1t.
Louise Dresser. portrays the char
acter OF "Lightnin'S" wife and.
while famous for her mother roles
in screen productions. she gives a
performance that surpaSses all pre-
vious efforts. Others in the cast are
Helen Cohan. youngest daughter Of
George M. Cohan, who makes her
screen debut in this picture ard
Joel McCrea.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

26th day Of September. 1-3I.
w. F. BROWN
Sheriff OF Cameron County. Texas.
BY j. r. SNOEBERGER.
Deputy
9-29-6-I3-3t-4I6S
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Employment
Statesmen : Agents

RELIABLE DEALER wanted 70
handle Heberling Pre- ducts in Cam
eron county. Excellent opportunity
for the right man. Earnings $50
weekly not unusual. write for free
catalogue. c.. G. Heberling Com
pany, Dept. 1850. Bloomington, III.
TAG
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Notice Of Hearing on Budget, City
Of Brownsville, Texas.
Notice is hereby given that the
city commission Of the city OF
Brownsville will take un -er con-
sideration and hold a hearing on
the budget for expenditures for the
ensuing year at 1880 o'clock D. m.
Friday, october 23rd, A. D. 1881.
at the city hall, at which all inter-
ested persons may be present.
BY order Of the City Commission
OF the City OF Brownsv.Ir.
II. VAN HORN,
City Secretary.
J0-6-l3-2t-4i73
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L.egals

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR
OF CUSTOMS, Port OF Brownsville,
Texas, October 5, 1881. Notice is
hereby given that on October 3. 1881,
there was seized near Brownsville.
Texas, from Mrs. Mildred Bouton,
for violation Of Sect. 500 Tariff AT
1890 and 1862 r. s.. One Ford Coupe.
motor 10. A 423l789. Any one claim
ing the above described automobile
will tile claim with me within
twenty COO days from the date Of
this notice: otherwise / will sell The
automobile at public auction at tile
U. S. Customhouse, Brownsville.
Texas, on Monday, October 20. 1881,
at 10 o'clock a. m-Wm. Neale, Dy.
Collector.
l0-6-l3-20-3t-4l72.
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QUEEN

Comedy vles with drama IN
"Lightnin," Will Rogers latest Fox
Movietone picture which shows to-
day ard tomorrow at the Queen
theatre, and Rogers gives a per-
Torrance that outranks anything
ne has previously done.
As the habitually idle whimsical
old tlppler and dreamer. 'Lightnin'
Bill Jones Rogers has a role that
Sctualy eXcelS his remarkable
Characterization in They Had To
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Personal

MRS. RUUD, Spiritual Medium,
readings on all subjects. Short time
only. Miller Hotel, Phone col. S2Il
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Services Offered

HOME LAUNDRY wan-ed. Salts
faction guaranteed. Ida johnson.
lib 5. X. 9Th St. T3B
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MUST SELL nv equity III nice g.
room home In windsor Place. Har-
lingen, Tex. viii sacrifice. $1,000. II
taken at once. A. T. Beach, Har-
lingen. Tex. T28
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TWO-ROOM efficiency apartment.
SOC West Elizabeth. Phone 429. Call
after ) during week. TIC
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60 Seeds, Plants, Flowers

CABBAGE PLANTS for sale. Sl.OC
per thousand. Hugh Shimotsu. half
mile north from the end Of the
Southmost road. TAI
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Travel Opportunities

BROWNSVILLE Auto Travel club.
Riverside Hotel, phone 4Sl. Car
owners and passengers meet here.
Share expense bass. Register cars
now. T24
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SOME BARGAINS in second hand
Wallis Farmall Fordson tractors.
disc harrows, tillers and Tower
tools. Massey Harris CO. Harrington.
Tex. Ito
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Business Chances


WANTED-Parties TO invest $4,000
TO s. 100000. with or without services,
in u Of Valleys leading non
competitive industries. Immediate
expansion program r Iuires addi-
tional capital. This is a real op-
portunity to make a sound invest
ment in a rapidly growing business.
Write tai Herald. tai
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Autornotive
Wanted Autos

WILL TRADE citrus trees from
Valleys best nurseries for late
model light car. Jack Elliot, next
door Ford Garage. Donna. TAT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-06

SPECIAL Croquignole permanents:
$1,000 Tulip Oil wave, $3.50; $3.50
Natural wave. $500. Mary Pat
Beauty shop. 800 Elizabeth, phone
1879. sat
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LOS EBANOS Greenhouse Co
Phone 1888. Flowers. plants. trees
shrubs. SIS
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SOUTH SIDE OF Duplex. with
garage. ili2 West Elizabeth ST.
Telephone Carlos G. Watson. S2lO
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Real Estate


FOR SALE, Bargain: Cottage. COM
pletely furnished, at Boca Chica.
Phone GOT. TIL
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1880 &9AMm3
FIVE YEAR STRAIGHT LOANS on
improved irrigated farms In cult
walton In Hidalgo and Cameron
counties. Refinance vendors lien.
Watts a. Watts, Phone %. Donna,
Texas. T23
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ROOM AND BOARD for gentlemen.
Ill st. Charles, phone $50. TBS
FURNISHED ROOMS in a private
family. Room and board. Reason
ably priced. Garage. Phone 578. Az
Levee. TIT
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BROOM modern, furnished apart
ment in duplex. Garage. 1888 West
Levee, phone 8l8J. S23l
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-31

age -. neat, tfeSn-lOOklnSs
moiSture-tight but easy
TO open.
And delivered as fast as
they're made. =. from 3 big
factories TO every ciga-
rette counter in the land.
TEHAT'Sthe story ofwhy
Il Chesterfelds satisfy.
That's the reason they're
milder. that's why they
taste better. Light up.
and answer your own
question!
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-31

country. and they won't take anything else
You'll find the same painstaking care the
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-31
NEWS OF WCABE DISTRICT

home Monday without any mis-
hapS.
Mrs. Florence p. Horner and Miss
Barbara Horner have returned to
Los Angeles after a sojourn in I'M
perial Valley as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Paine.
Holiday guests OF Mrs. Sam
Parker were her sister from Beau
mont, Mrs. John Parker, and her
brother, G. o Wilbur, of Indio.
They returned together on Sunday.
For the first time since 1919,
members of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
AleXander's immediate family
were reunited on Christmas day at
their home in Beaumont. Present
from here at the reunion were Mr.
and Mrs F. E. Alexander, Darrel
Durwin and Mildred Alexander and
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan #. Hewes. Mr..
and Mrs. L. V. Alexander came
from Thermal and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Alexander were there from
Long Beach.
Early Tuesday, Misses Euniee.
Grace and Ruth Sprinkle motored
TO Ontario TO visit friends until
they come back for school at the
end Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Labrucherie
entertained on Friday friends from
Heber Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Osa,
their children, and Messrs. Frank
and Raymond Osa.
Down from Ferris for the holi-
days were Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Har-
rington, who returned home De
cember 26 after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Wagner. ,
A visitor for all day Sunday OF
Mr. and Mrs. F.. w. Paine was
Paine's sister from FL Centro, Mrs.
Lottie Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stall were
hosts at a delightful Christmas
dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
Laughlin and two children, c. Buf-
fington and his son, Howard.
Nat ThurloW, who has been IL
Los Angeles for over a month, was
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-31

same Skilltul handling. lin
the curing, the blending, and
the cross-blending. Blended
and cross-blended =. that's
Chesterfield! And what a
difference it makes in the
way it smokes and tastes!
EROM field to package,
L Chesterfelds are pro-
tected by the strictest purity
standards, the most mod
ern sanitary manufacturing
methods.
They're rolled in the fin
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-31
FOX THEATRE TO
PRESENT USUAL
SHOWS TONIGHT

Contrary to impressions held By
some. the regular performance at
Fox Imperial theatre will be given
tonight in addition to the big New
Years eve frolic which viii start
at Il o'clock.
Preceding this event the usual
two performances will be given, the
feature picture being the star team
Of them all-Janet Gaynor and
Charles Farrell-in Delicious"
After a long period of separation,
the famous stars of Seventh
Heaven" and "Sunnyside Up" have
been reunited and their present
Offering IS declared sufficient TO
stand on its own feet without any
reference to previous Gaynor-
Farrell successes.
Miss Gaynor is seen as a Scotch
lass, whose efforts to enter the
United States bring down the
frowns Of the immigration service,
but win the smiles Of e wealthy
young polo player, the role given
/ TO Farrell. Their romance blos-
SONS on board ship and comes to
climax Just as the immigration
men are about to deport the girl
TO Scotland. El Brendel has a
prominent part in the picture and
provides plenty of laughs.
For the Il O'Clock show, Wheeler
and Woolsey, the famous pair of
/ eccentric comedians, will be seen
in their latest hit, Peach O.
Reno This is declared to be a
rear Of laughter from start to fin
ish and has no serious moments
whatever.
In addition there will be a stage
performance Amateur Night" and
an appropriate welcome to the
New Year will be given at y
o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-31
CRUWELL REPORT
SHOWS DECREASE
IN SCHOOL COST

B. M. Gruwel, district superin-
tendent Of schools, points with
pride to the decrease in expendi-
lures in the city elementary school
during the period July 1-December
81, over the same period last year
The decrease is approximately
$500, the city schools spending
last year $55,651l2, and this year
$50, 2,35819.
Figures for l93o-3l and for
1882, according to the various
budget items are as follows
office, S3.9O522 in 1890 and
S3,65l.32 in 1891; principals and
teachers salaries, S29 9,395.60 IN
$3.50 and S29 ,350l9 III 1881; sup
y les, in 1880, $l90l.70 and s1406.y5
in 1881; library. S15lO.49 in 1880
and sll9955 IN 1881; janitors,
$3.50 in 1880 and S2997 in 1881;
lights and fuel, $123296 in 1880
and $l98290 in 1881; supplies,
Ss58.03 in 1880 and $l06999 in
1891 miscellaneous, 1890, $596.1G