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full by his devoted brothers. Mr. Moe went home to his family, which bill please find enclosed. Mr. E. Roberts settled his bill himself.

Mr.Altison, who was not expected to live for five days, is now out of danger, but, will take some time before he can resume work again.

Mr. Tobin who fell from the ladder is also doing very well.

These two are still at the hospital and without means; I like to inform you of it.

I am confident that your Honor will remember the case of the shooting of Mr. O'Neil by a city official on the night of May 26th 1883. The injured man was brought to the hospital by two policemen it is only just that bill of such patient should be paid.

Which bill has been present ever since, though presented, but for want of explanation has never been settled; if further informations are required, we are ready at any time to give them.

Hoping that your honor will represent the case to the Honorable Council, I remain most respectfully yours.

Sisters of Charity by Sr. Peter of Alcantara