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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-12

TIE LATE ACCIDENT on TIE NEW HAVEN RAnRoAp-Iy-
QUEST Upon THE BoDY or ONE THE ISuRED0n the goth
ut accident, it will be remembered, occurred the
New Haven Railroad caused by the upsetting of of
the at Williamsbridge Several persons in
jured severely. Among the number was Mr.. John Now
ton OF No lss East Twenty street This gentleman
Notice having been received Of the death at the Coroner
Office Coroner O'Donne proceeded to hold an inquest
the body Of He to the residence
body and the case then adjourned until Wednesday,
when the necessary testimony procured. Of
evidence taken by the Coroner which could not how
ever cast any blame upon those in charge of the train
for carelessness reckessness. Messrs A. Oakley Hail.
District Attorney Charles A. DANA James H. Hoyt, and
William Baush were all examined, but nothing was
ELECTED. The jury at late hour rendered verdict Of
'Death by injuries received the Goth day of Septem
Der 1853 by the accidental upsettng Of Of the
Of the New Haven train Deceased received fracture
of the arm and thigh. He 80 years of age, and
native Of Maryland.
SUICIDE ny HASGING.-Coroner O'Donnell also held An
inquest upon the body Of man named Joseph Smith
native of Germany twentyeght years of age who
mtted suicide 1t his boarding house. No. 3S Oak street.
Wednesday night. Deceased 1t appeared has resided
at the above place for the last weeks on the
night in question retired to rest in his usual good spirits
Yesterday morning when Of the domestics went up
stairs to his bedroom to call him to breakfast he
found suspended from the door by piece rope yarn.
The be dy Immediately down, but life was ex-
tinct. Verdict. death by suicide.
An UNKNOWN MAN ForNp DRowyEp.-Coroner O'Donnell
held inquest at the foot OF Beach street. upon the body
of unknown man, who was found drowned at this
point. Deceased FIVE feet eight inches high had
dark hair and whskers all around his face There was
impression in red India ink OF heart the left arm
OF sdeceased, underneath which were the lett ers in
black, Of j. H. 1927. Deceased dressed in hickory
shirt red flannel undershrt, blue cotton pants footed
boots, blue stockings and black necke In the pockets
Of DECEASED found dollar in cents large jack.
knife and two small keys Verdict, death by drowning
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RIOT IN KASsAs.-A correspondent of the Cleve.
land dd Gree soi writing from 1eavenworth, Oct 2
saws AS Mr. James Furnsm passing through the
streets he was hailed BY WHO asked him to come in
and vote Mr.. +. declined The then asked him TO
come and drinks lie declined that invitation also One
Of the Missourisns then asked him "vhy he did not
voteYn MIR. +. said, "because ! do not consider the
election Legal He is Of the Cd id free state
men, ssd the crowd Mr. s. at this time seeing he bad
rot in bad company started to But he too late
The crowd gathered around him. and began cry out
Hang him ~ "Iynch him - ''Tar and feather the
id Yankee" One Of the mob thea seized hold Of him.
Mr. Furnan being quick, powerful man, turned round
and knocked his assaiiant down. and fed. They gave
chase but could not oyertake him. One of the desera
does sho him with rife the ball pierced bis hat but
did not bur him, and striking house, through the
clapbos rds and killed child which playing on the
floor The mother out shieking murder -
helpiv The neebbors came to her assistance, the
news sprend the free State armed Themselves In
the mean time another citizen had been nsued in the
street knocked down End stabbed This young Tho
mas Newman. He died this morning. Thu marauders
began now 10 be alarmed At their own acts About a
hundred free state men, well sru.ed formed In body
and marched towards the hotel but the historians had
1er1mItf.
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Personal Intelligence.

From IIavre the steamship UnionMr< h jackson Mrs
Musgrove Miss yeysmore, Mr. and Mrs fordyouX Mr. Van
Name and lady Smith lady and son Mr. Rafael and lady
Green and lady Stewart and lady, England Mr. Rus
SELL lady and servant. Miss Krah, Richards Mr.
Chris Hall Mr. Arthur, Perez, Don Manuel Mendoza Don
Nichoss ANNA, Codrngon Burga!n Mr. McFedrcs
fhz Herbert joseph Rafnrier Mr Furns Mr. sayernuoh
and sister, Miss Mary Champ, Mrs Burgum Mr. and Mrs
Tyson, Miss banks, Miss schcrfe, Mrs Ireland Miss II
Champion John Hall and wife, Mr. Porter wife, Thom a.
Wells wife Mr. and Mrs Corns and infants Thos ry
wife two Daughters and four soma Mr. Mr. Jewell
Coppa Dickinson Mr. Oumann. A u Manager Henry Stud
Ter and brother Geo Wood and Fred Stacy Mower
Richard, John Heinrich, Thc- Pink, Jas y Ne Mr. seur
Edmund Pollard. ID Anderson, Jas Wade Mr. KOCH Rev
and brother Rob Glover Garvens Robt Nuty WIN
Erskine & Holding. Robt Riche Henry Hewitt Webster
Mr. Querviiie.
Prom Aux Cages, in bark Warren Fisher-Mrs Rameau
and servant keveer, OF Aux Cages Master Abbott OF
Rarfe.
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Brooklyn POlluics.
BROOKLYN Politics.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL
DISTRICT.


DISTRICT.
The Democratic Convention of the Second Judicial dis
trict comprising the counties Of Kings Queens Suffolk
Richmond Westchester. Duchess, Putnam Rockland
and Orange in the Brooklyn City Hall yesterday af
ternoon
George Taylor Of Brooklyn selected President
and John Z. Howell, Of Orange, as Secretary.
Contested delegations from several counties resulted in
the admission OF the folowing--H Allen, g. p Peton
and George Tllotson Of Dutche's Joseph j. Monnel Of
0rapge f. j. Beach. Of Queens; q. p Coffin aud Calvin
Frost Of Wes'chester Two delegates from Suffolk (so
subsequently admitted by vote OF the conventi IN
contestants appearing These afterwards withdrew,
with Mr. Frost from Westminster.
resolution requiring the nominee to be ant-Know
Nothing adop'ed, and, after informal vote
gular ballot entered into, which resulted folows
y e Campbell OF Dutchess .......................
\. B. Morse, of Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures.
j. A. Lott, do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l
John Greenwood do. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr.. Campbell having received majority of the votes
east, the fact was declared by the Chair.
II having been charged that Mr. Campbell Know
Nothing, committee OF three appointed to wait up
him and nterrogate him upon that point and report
the result Of their conference to the convention
The convention then adjourned until Wednesday next
ut 2 o'clock p NJ,
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MONTREAL, Oct. 8, 1855

MONTREAL, Oct 8, 1900.
Population 10 The Governor Generdl-IToposed Surrey Of
The Georgian Bay Canal-Opsdtons Of Free Trade-Ship
Arrivals.
The Governor-General will be in Montreal on Wednes-
day next. 18th inst, when he will receive deputaon
from the Board of Trade. The members will be intro
duced to his Excelency at hapast eleven o'clock in the
forenoon The object of the memorial which they will
present is pray for survey of the Georgian Bay Canal
Reciprocity and free trade destroying the commerce
of this city. The fall trade has been very dull and has
up to the expectations of importers
may mention significant fact that up to this time
the arrivals at this place number hundred less than
they amounted to at the period last year, and
that they are six hundred less at Quebec. D.
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From ST. JOHN, N. B., AND HALrFAx.-A graz

FROM ST. JOHN, N. B., AND HALIFAx-A grand
celebration account Of the fall Of Sebasopo held
at Carleton on the LIST inst royal salute fred fol-
lowed by display Of fireworks and supper at which
about 100 persons present.
Extensive preparations making to celebrate the
same event in st. John the 18th inst by the Poiymor
phans salmte of fifty guns will be fired In the morn
inr Atten O'Clock there win be regatta which pro-
mses 10 be n grand affair. The Ne,c Brunsocter says
that there five boats entered for the Sebastopo plate
Tbs race will doubt be we'll contested. In the after
noon grand and imposing equestrian procession Of the
tribe in expensive costumes, representing number Of
notable persons who have figured at different periods
the worlds stage The fireworks Ia the evening II
the most costly description and the best i'm
ported into this city number of the pieces have been
expressly manufactured Tor the great event.
The Morning Courier Of the Sd says:SDce the 18th
ult s04 barrels Of wheat Hour and l. 1873 barrels Of
meal have been entered al this port from the United
States.
On the evening of the csth ul the city Of Halifax
wa- Brilliantly illuminated in honor OF the fall Of sebas
topol.
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Brooklyn City News.
HECKER'S FLOUR MILL DESTROYED BY FIRE.

About O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out in
the third story of Hecker Brothers. extensive steam
Touring MILL at the foot of Bridge street The building
five stories in height, and occupied large space of
ground The contents comprised 600 bushels of wheat
which had recently been stored $50 barrels Of -four and
600 bushels of mill feed. The flames spread rapidly
and the whole structure enveloped 1t was
totally destroyed but the boilers and machinery in the
engine ROOM which divided from the main building
by thick wall remained comparatively uninjured. 1t
supposed that the fire originated from gas light, and
the result of accident With the exception of about
hundred barrels -four saved by the Second district
police, the contents destroyed Heckers papers
owned by MR. A. sands, and fully insured. Value
about 0O0 The losses of the Messrs Hecker amount
to about $50, 000 insured in the following ofices-
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Mayors Once.
CHARGE AGAINST THE DEPUTY HEALTH OFFICER By
THE FRENCH CONSUL GENERAL.
The annexed correspondence between Mayor Wood and
the French Consul General on the above subject Is
sufficiently ef explanatory
CONSULAR GENERAL OF FRANCE,
New YORK, Oct g. 1855. )
SIR have he honor TO give notice of the arrival the
barbor OF New York Of the French steamer Grondeur
VIII take the first opportunity TO introduce Honor the
Commander, his hand be deposited
TO law, beg the time TO apprise Honor
that BIN Of BIZ purporng TO emanae from the Quarantine
DOCTOR has the Commander the Grondeu
and payment claimed The Commander no, being aware OF
such charge being claimed vessel directed the
of the clsm to Office Having never had occasion
war 10 ls harhor, refused TO pay said bill until inquiry
cnd be made Sbn the right OF the claim and sorry 10
Soa ~, Tie p. a. the claim that had the Quarantine
doctor foreseen Inc difficulty he s "' as"'ie ~ t'
until payment q the SIS. IT. -,nor for
Thought proper present this fact before ySF l3Sr o
advice In the assuring Honor that will WpgE
pay the SIS II you think they ghully claimed, will
always ready abide by the laws usage country
have the honor TO be- sir very respectfully most
obedient servant MONTHOLON,
Consul General Of France.
Mayors OFFICE. Oct. II, 1850
STRIn reply TO communication OF the 9th inst have
TO advise that opinion the charge of SIS made by the
Deputy Health Officer Of the Quarantine Grounds against the
French steamer Grondeur is without precedent and
without authority OF law My advice you Is not
nze the claim by paying H. will give pleasure
ceve the Commander Of the steamer at any time that may
suit your convenience FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
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NEW YORK, Oct. g. 1865.
DEAR SiR--You hereby respectfully requested to
come n delegate, TO send reliable wing from
your Assembly district delegate to State Conyen.
ton OF the wings OF New York who dsown all connection
with the republican fusion party formed at Syracuse
The convention will be held in this city at Constitution
Hail. on the Odd int. TO nominate wing state ticket
and 10 take into consideration the condition of the whi
party. Respectfully yours,
GEORGE B. DEANE1
HENRY c. MILES -
JAMES BROOKS, iSommittee.
HENRY W. GENET I
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The T. 8. sloop-ofwar Cyane 8. B. Wilson command.
err arrived yesterday, from cruise In the Gulf Stream
The cyane returned to New York from cruise In the
West Indies and Gulf Of Mexico and sailed Immediately
on a cruise TO the northward eastward. She expert
exceed bad weather. and had uncomfortable tine Of
She has visited ports times and out OF 168 days has
beeu at 49, The c. IL considered dull saier, and
will probably undergo repairs before going 10
again. Her ofhcers and crew all well Annexed Is
lis. CT her onhcers -
stephen B. Wilson, Commander; Richard s. Tlghman,
Joseph Barney, Isaac g. strain, John Downcs, Lieu.
tenants Henry Eting, Purser g. r. Addison, Surgeon;
VIM. G.. Hay, Assistant Surgeon A. M DeF3ree Acting
Master; VIM. Ray, Boatswain; James H. McC1oskey,
Gunner: Charles Boardman, Carpenter John II Bird
sail ssilmaker; Francis L. Harris Acting Masters
Nate.
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Oct ArG se chr Banner Tufts NYork for
ksss9 szsSSa nsG a NYors for Boston, Joseph
PMs MieR q Th bs AZ DIX and Jos Baker,
,.sth-Arr brig Hebron windsor Ns, for Bridgeport
and s
III S .sf; p ssPs ss iss 1ss' s:ss
e.
1OhArr schTs brown bourne Boston for Albany; Hua
Ssrst se sGSa e sr
sSc k fss K r s sr a
Rocliand for Richmond; Council Denny Gloucester for
STATE Clark Boston Philadelphia cors Edredse, do for
or NY 20 for Viz
York schrs Fairfield Chase River; Eversiadd Ray New
p foSs as Ss
saG'n hnn k% Do Anpss ss
saIt rs
plymouth Edwin Reed Green Boston: Mary johnson,
CD % SssTs5s SysSs Mechanic
Ss a Ssxss 81
sparks IsTkin XYc,k; " leeds. Mathews Sewpor,;
fss Gaon Parsons osion Mary IpSnson BALDWIN, FRlrsr
rsne as s. 5sn b haen 9ep
man, Boston.
Disasters, &c.
the s @ oce
savannah.
B,nx BnoosA Of Boston from Caribbean Sea- with guano
her sh nit and was ckns She Would no BE- ossa
reoadng cargo the next week.
THE WRECKED BRIG painted color adrt miles
~ o. Sape Henry "a Ut believed % have been the dere
Sem Re from bound sSs ssqss
mouth the Rio erande The vessel and supposed
SOUR Emma Norton Williamson from Mobile, lumber laden
p &c e S s w ne boa
which wsot adrt of Cape Elizabeth last Friday.
WhaIemen.
Arr at Boston 10th inst bark Parker Cook Cook Atlantic
siYew bedford 9Th ship MAreneo skinner Indian and
Cid 40 ie,h, ships Elizabeth Price Pacific Ocean Cham
sd.hps NsTsDso Northern s Ess, Pacific Ocean
,1 Ss4 e. Ysops Fv Pacific
low Snn with 5 3 bound SSs to the Equor had taken three
Spoken, DC.
ship Hartford Hail. IS days on, from Galveston for BOSTON
s 5 and % s
lat 40, Ion 49, -
Foreigp Ports.
Boston, dg Erie Peters, do do; scr Narraguaeas Gardiner
do do, or days.
BoRpEAus Sept G-sd brig Sheet Ancnor chesey WORK
DARTMOUTH u Sept 2s-on bark Admiral rom baltimore,
CT and Bremen.
HAVANA, Sept 1-Arr brig W Miller. Schneider, NYork
fPER STEAMSHIPS UsroS CANADA.
ANTWERP sept 2lSld Fanny Fosiick Crabtrcc Noreans
issS1ss
castle, In ballast.
AscosA Sept a-Arr Massachusetts, Trieste.
AnpnossAs, Sept 24-sid Mentor, Lovi,t, Boston.
AroRTo, sept PAT Digent Pereira, NYork on 10Th,
Borprtux sept 6sd Ore eon souie San Francisco 20h
John A Andrew French, NYork I'D Minnesota Deshon,
NOrlcaus.
BrIrasT Sep, 2o-Ar Havana Reid, Miramachi, Standard
Rfrhie. Quebec. -.
BRISTOL sept 22-sd David Kunbs, Ames Beaufort NC.
Sid from the PHI I'd Joshua Mauran BARTON Work
Bouc Sept l0-sld shp Moses Taylor French (fom Mar.
seies) Calcutta .
BARCELONA, sep. ii-Arr Peri,n Rog, Mobile SID 18Th,
Amercap shges, Havana
BnrsrnHAvrs. sept 1asld Adoiphue Meyerdirck PAID
more: sOh Herder, kuhlmann; Elise, NorienhoIdi: ID
Wacn Baicr ard Hudfon Nnrderhniz NYork. FYrestlre
FrciCA Ocean Caen aud; ugu-'c, iuderng, Notleans
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More Debt-LOan OF n Nnllion-0nd-a-Quarter
-S5,57O,OOO ia Twenty Mouths.


The Commissie ners Of the Canal Fund, at meeting
held yesterday ceteI mined to issue proposals for
loan Of 81 the credit Of the state for the Canal
Enlargement Fundat six per cent payable in 1873 Pro-
posals viii be received up TO II o'clock Noon Of wednes
day Oct. "a.
The constitutional amendment adopted by the people
the 14h Of February 1854 declared that "the Legis
laurc shall annually during the next four years appro
PIRATE, &c sum not exceeding two millions two hun
dred and fifty thousand doar Two sums Of ~ $50 600
have already been raised and here II the third call (mak
ing 81, $40, OCO,) all In less than twenty months
Inc State officers explain that the year In which the
amendment adopted the next year, and that 0c
tober 1885, compile ed the second fiscal year, and that
we are now in the third year These political Mllertes
cypber mes and times, times, and viii tell you the
number Of the beast and the meaning Of the little horn
and the hg horn and they that they ready
go up to Kansas, aud that "they want Gabriel to call
them nown But all ends In their grabbing $3.50 900
before they 60 up.
The constitutional amendment dating from 1854 and
ierDg to next year" may have referred to the fiscal
year commencing October LIST Of that year and ending
october 1s 1885, but by what arithmetic is II that
more years thus crowded into the days that
have elapsed since the expiration Of the first
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CITY Politics.

TIE "sTRA1GHT OUT" wHIGs OF THE FOURTH WARD.
Mr.. William h. Sparks ha, not been elected by the
Fourth ward wings to the Straight Wing Convention,
as was announced in yesterdays ISSUE nor was any
meeting held to elect delegate.
HARD SHELL GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This committee mt last evening at Academy Hail. and
held an Informal meeting, quorum not being present
In the absence Of the regular chairman Mr. Clover of the
Ninth ward called to the chair and Mr. j. Y Savage
oicared secretary One Of the members stated that
the grand ratification meeting Of the hard shell
wing Of the unte rihed would be held the ed inst
at the Metropolitan theatre by permission of NJ Felix
On motion, them adjournment was agreed upon until
next Thursday evening" at ~ O'Clock.
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OoT. 11.-Chdygs againa Sea Captain for Dangerous
Assault Austin, captain Of the American ship
Cuivator was arrested three separate charges Of
asrautiug members Of his with pistol and Delay
ing pin The captain held to bail In the sum II S750
$50 on each charge.
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Police Intelligence,
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN POLICE MAGISTRATE AND
AN ARMENIAN

AN ALDERMAN.
serious difficulty it seems, has arisen between JUS
tce Brennan of the Essex Market Police Court and Al
derman Baird Of the Fourth ward respecting the right
Of the former to bail prisoner arrested for felony before
any complaint had been made in affidavit form. The
facts Of the case, understand, foIows:0n
Wednesday night man named Duffy, resident Of the
Fourth ward and formerly policeman in that district
assaulted Alderman Baird with dirk knife. The City
Father succeeded in warding OF the blow and having the
ssaant taken into custody. temporary commitment
was made out by the Alderman, and Duffy taken to
the Fourth ward station house. there to be locked up
until the next morning when the complainant intended
appearing ut court there to prefer the proper charge
against the accused Soon after Duffy had been locked
up word sent TO Justice Brennan informing him
the occurrence He Immediately proceeded to the sta
ton house. and there holding court took bail for Duys
appearance and liberated him from prison. The next
morning, yesterday Alderman Baird was about pro-
ceeding to the Lower Police Court to make complaint
against Duffy for the assault committed previ us
by Justice Brennan In the manner above des .ribed
Now, II is claimed by the Aldrm that Justice Bren.
had right whatever 30 discharge Duffy bail be-
fore the necessary complaint could be made against him
by the complainant. The complainant says that he in
tends to have Duy arrested again. that the spirit and
letter Of the Law may be maintained while, on the
other hand the esrate said he had perfect right
discharge the accused upon bail and viii do the
thing again II il Is necessary establish his legal
powers So much for discharng parties from station
houses.
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The savannah Female Orphan Asylum was pearly lie.
urcyed ~ FIRE ca the III INST.
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LAus1EEDAt Newburyport 10th BY Mr. John Currer,
ship OF O0 TONS called the George West by the build
Graves Of salem and by Capt Robi oonch Of
who wi lcomm NJ her
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than said objects and purposes respectively for which ths
Board supervisors Of said city nj York
heren before empowered to raise The same ~ Aforesaid
ADo vet the sum OF " 500 of the 81 900 which agreed TO
epad was and has been taken from the appropriation OF
ei500o Tor docks and slips thew work.
BY the resolution, your directed 10 inquire into
me and report the facts 70 the Board for Its fur
her action. They have done and submit the same.
The committee will however in conclusion, far exceeds
strict construction the resolution recommend the adop
ton OF the resolutions annexed
Resolved Tha, the Comptroller be- and he Is hereby forbid
10 for account oil the raising
removing OF the wreck Of the ship Joseph Walker her
any part thereof.
Resolved That the Corporation be- and he Is
hereby directed proceed forthwith to the city
treasury from the owners Of the ship Joseph Walker or from
any or who In anywise be made liable
therefor the sum or which have been or may be drawn
from The city treasury Oh accoin. q aao sp
or wreck. or any portion i Of her cargo
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Ly the for the of removing the vessel"
I'm ;. aEs SssSf had ii rsS sSa ils Ss
s s 3 no f ss %
ssacs whseyer All be vented was he shp o.. Of he way
would claim he cargo from any
Question y iSs oo%mss.pa he Mayor rsIiaqash in
s or M e .ps h e ss
BAY you for the removal Of the Joseph Walker, Yes ar
ey might have against the shp or cargo or underwriters
'nsse9, sessss6 inform Won TIA, IN. CITY renoubed All
against sry party that had interest in this vesel'
q hid distinctly inform You tina. the city would make no
reclamation upon anybody for h. espense A. Yes SIR and
s. 1.S. ), NAV ). paid
Yss c nj eS,t yssl s.sRSss,ss testimony of
barnes espsesy to bis proposing 70 raise ,he wreck
Lewis who Joint partner Of Thomas Bell actually en-
sgs IN FULFILLING contract 1 raising and dS sr arg, s
she about huud,ed and dy feet further up into the
a.po.ses-a him emovins BRIG which he using 70 The
ss Re- i ssa ss
& sn IL. have ss1 ne
The work in rasns tse vs', wa, dGas rn ao ma
lryS sscss.sy . complete lie entire JOB rsnr
e ~ Ss ng her and tnishne he whole proceeding
s on, In saen q Se laws Of he State relative
ne Committee And nothing in these references
~ aecire ny, Sldna action in the manner performed
eTen was ol,. sss furnish why III. sanitary
q S sv s your to AN enable
y a sa ps ss ssy seft sesns pre-
ssg gS5 y Ne % ae s
Dorzsd-Bosrd Of Health sooco o s9wns sums were
@ 6S'a; and sP. .p' sso D'p *.
portion De sa respective e s"ms Ssassrr
expended 0pPNed'a Az other prF9o'.s :. osse