The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-30
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Hafth ~, 1888.
heehsfs uaoos q Aaaaiaa and s~pauiatlon amongst
d hens now ae shaaa Gossiuos Mas4a wfl appoint 70
uf lncnttlfe aoi ia4rlt1ai ~ ~ health 0Hiocf ~ the
pagt, end Whg d AZ aputrI 0aierai I'VE A. president of
ue l~noe saamaaan Iseis = q hsss bety q New
Yogk poItllans msaiIl.an ka.4a ao4 viae fsIiefs "a
prefnt h Ai-ay 4estaN bard e. rslaiion g. hese mat
tn, and ts fussf = ma aa pat and-ouf biack -repubha
can ward pnlIasian one Isrtq Eras. a. intimate hiend
Ahd a@abe q wv WI Qttsin 0s fist aenuonod ap-
poluhusnt and thai n~e4atsaa ) clanoss e Tdapsuint-
lasnt tultha1anRua 49, dsee $1,000 A. sawahs,
i~iuleiohs. Ae sns~ana8iy stsn. tbsss l&sn aoad THAI
Nye has ah4aautsy d@itaed . loaamlaaiiun a. puiico
ossanir@aast aoash pss~sd % asspt a ~ uosanor
Morgan and ths roatasan @oslssa a. : aassk ~ the8s
dlslslief "a ths ssihaa ahassa pgsssrsl nxalass Rim la
Ssaaior sraueaa ia-a. ~ u 0aa hasdly t~iioss that
0ovetneE Mosw4n soaAa - saiesNa yai4m updnhm. 10
view q us 49, tart bse tenths = o. oomnsnlsy o..
hove hnnly naf thf@e thaEtsNf uas lAa mnsA taars
Indiaot - tsiisse tha ~ 0essak has fu8xneA as.A 90.
rinod rraFyulntfarnf la a4de8 - sserts the atta4stmcnsts
III IseA IN meJlaa8 a. pi~heaqami&n y ssFy
inoonsdeuhls ani y nuiy iaFntsai - 3 gaLNta en
giDe hpt Ne heath Vtesf . ainaaea b uoath HagtAias
the i-ncumheuts o-1saiosus uiN sNns hm y lsaka
Nothing h hkGy 10 D. knt D. a. nIah5eaia Ia ths
change from Ny 70 somebody e. q a. psuas ha1d
and must have Nlea enaoasmtui - ~ ~ fepahB
oanism.
We aro somewhat tsoutlsi aiaat oar quaraatins Ua,ab
lishment. ~ VIII not D. ga eiatm haaaa, q LenE
Island, or oonsy Island, - iauen hissa hnt whsss kh
10 bef 10 h clear tiiat W mtsi have : gaafuutine a.
guard us against yellow tvcr, chaiea a., ADD ~ onn
not allow a matter u 70 grave aud vidal iaiepst - us
entire community 10 o. lan entreiy a. tho meuy a TIE
Albany-appointcd health ufirrr smnmcr 3 nssfly ua
us. Our streets already teck With stencil and hlth, and
il we do not take proper prpoauuon aRAinaa ~iagerti0us
diseases from abroad the consequences may D. teuiila.
The board Of aldermen sin steadily refuse b. adopt the
mayors recommendation a. 10 the apfuiutnent a a tity
inspector Matters are az a C1mplste dead lozk and no
body can tell how they ae % D. diapgaScl. The can-
temptuous manner Ia which the name q the ''old waf
horse was treated has created universal I've among the
many friends Of that Incorporating Old democrat
No new proof has been discovered as o. the author 81
the wholesale poisoning la Fourteenth street from Whhh
twspersons have already Lost their lives The inquest
has been postponed until 90 morrow, 20 allow Professor
Doremus time TO analyEe the grounds found la the ooacr.
pot, and the nature Of n powder which was found Ia a
small quantity in the house So long a. some pcnaity Is
not attached 10 the sale Of poisonous drugs by apothe.
carries without the order Of a physician, tho public can
have no security. At present anybody Gao enter a drug
store and purchase poison without tho least dihiculty,
and with very little risk Of Identification afterwards. The
female servant Margaret Burke, who was enmgcd at The
non-payment Of her wages by the boarding house keep
er, is still the only person suspected q the horrible
crime.
The election for charter officers IN Brooklyn, 10 take
place next week, is causing considerable shr Ia the po-
litioal world in that city. i ann happy to inform you
that the democracy seem TO be united Ia support Of tho
strong ticket presented TO them, and that there Is little
or no doubt that that ticket viii be chosen by a very
large majority. Had we been as united In November,
one Of the strongest democratic districts In the Union
would not now be disgraoed by being represented Ia the
national legislature by a black republican. The expe.
rience is bitter, but il has been wholesome.
ADsUM.