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National Republican., 1873-12-05
Grnud CapiiaI Haisl.

The managers OF the new Capitol Hill Hotel
Company, having organized by the election Of
Hon. John Hltz president and GeneI Charles
Ewing vice president and the advisory board
by the election Of DR.. c. N. Ford as chairman
and General ID. y. Walker as chairman pro tem.,
Joint meeting OF the two boards was held last
evening. Quite an amount OF routine business
was transacted, and the enterprise may now be
said TO be on the high road to successful compile
ciate In the hotel enterprise, were adopted and
the meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
rnxNRAMsR KANSAS.
A.xi.sx far h.r s.o.,,

There Is good deal Of anxiety In naval cir
cles about the United states war steamer Kan
sas, which Is long overdue at Santiago de Cuba.
She was sighted on the llth ultimo, about twelve
hours from the entrance to the "windward pas
sage" en- route for Santiago. She left New
Juniata, which arrived at Santiago several days
ago. IL Is feared that the Kansas may have
been seriously damaged or disabled during the
storm which prevailed along the coast on the
National Republican., 1873-12-05
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tho Euterprisc Fairly Under way-word-
OF Advice and Encouragement from Other
cities.
An adjourned meeting OF tho members Of the
Washington stock Exchange was held last even
ing at the Board Of Trade rooms, Market Space;
d. W. Middleton jr. chairman; A. L. Barber,
| secretary.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
Mr. barber, on behalf Of a committee appointed
TO visit baltimore and confer with the stock
Board Of that city, made general report, giving
10 detail the mode Of transacting business there,
| aud stating that their board was organized with
| but six members, aud call list Of q few stocks,
while now u is ioutishng organization, and OF
vast beuent to the community OF that city.
They would willingly recognize The Washington
stock Exchange when its organization was per-
aMr. Middleton gave his views in connection
with the organization OF an exchange, stating
| that capitalists had informed him OF their readi-
| ness TO cooperate with the exchange.
dcIphia and been Kindly received @ sy tne oi,cer.
| aud members OF the board Of brokers'. Theli
rules OF government were such as would bo ap-
| here. lie had received considerable encourage
ment, and surprise mad been expressed tnat the
District Of Columbia had never had properly
| An amendment TO the constitution was
adopted, making the requisite qualification OF
| membership that all persons elected should be
Dankets anu DtokcTs uoinR ousness IN this LIE
| trict..
Mr. Hiiz expressed his hearty Endorsement Of
/ the movement. lie felt it to be a disgrace that
| the national capital, with It's existing national
banks and private banking houses, should have
been so long without q clearing house, the ne
cessity for which had been practically demon
| strated during the late financial crash. lie
gave good advice and prudent counsel As to the
course to be pursued BY the Exchange, and said
| he felt proud that the young and active brokers
| OF the District had tnaugurated q movement
| that he predicted would give general satisfac-
tion, and be OF incaculablc benent to all inter.
| ested. His remarks elected applause.
On motion Of Mr.. Dickson, resolution ap-
pointing Q committee 10 revise code Of rules
and regulations for the working OF the exchange
ut It's regular meetings, and In all business
transactions between members was adopted
Messrs. Dickson, Stickney and Barber were ap
pointed.
pointed 10 report TO the next meeting q suitable
location for the establishment OF the exchange
| Messrs. Hltz and Patterson were appointed.
On motion Of Mr. Sweet . committee wa
appointed to report to the next meeting tn,
names OF candidates to MI the ofices now va
cant. Messrs. Sweet Nourse and Barber wer'
appointed.
Several new members were elected and pait
the necessary Initiation fee.
The meeting adjourned To meet at the Boar,
Of Trade rooms, on Saturday evening next, a
J;9O O'Clock,
National Republican., 1873-12-05
D1is.lua YouuH Ladies.

Between and 10 O'Clock last night informa-
tlon was lodged at the sixth precinct station
that Miss Sarah Z. Tedmarsh and Miss Nellie
Tedmarsh, aged fourteen and sixteen years, re-
siding at No. 1914 Ninth street, had been missing
ever since dark, and no knowledge Of their
Whereabouts could be ascertaned. The family
National Republican., 1873-12-05
TAX CERTIFICATES
The Recent Opinion In Regard 10 Titles for
Tax saies-Tho Act to which Il Referred
md the Document In Full.

htNtut Vptutou IN hSBuEu Ittttb tof
Tax sales-The Act to which Il Referred
and the Document In Full.
The extract from the recent opinion Of Col
WIN. A. Cook, In regard to the titles Of property
acquired by purchase at tax sales, created con.
siderable misunderstanding, aud as result de.
preciated the sale Of tax certificates issued un.
sembly.
The act to which the opinion refers was the
one passed by the First Legislative Assembly
| for the collection OF taxes, approved August n
1871, the third section OF which provides thai
within sixty days after the expiration Of the
ninety days grace allowed for payment OF taxes
the collector shall advertise for sale, twice q
| week for four weeks, all property In arrears,
and II the amounts due arc not paid prior % the
sold at auction ' to % he % SSeer imms.
diately after the sale the collector shall, upon
payment OF the purchase money. issue to the
erty shall not be redeemed within one year from
the date OF sale. &c., q deed therefor, counter
signed by the secretary Of the District, and hay-
ing aiiixed the seal OF said District, shall be
given by the Governor to the purchaser at the
tax sale, &c.
The following Is Col. Cooks opinion Ia full:
ATroRsEI's OvrIcx,l
co,vv,,ov W.siflSarSs; nnn Noyemeer r. MA
from your ONCE, referring TO request for deed
from the District to party holding collection
certificate OF sale by assignment. This letter
auOrus proper opportunity 10 present 10 you
matter OF some Importance, and which may save
you considerable trouble.
The act OF the Legislative Assembly OF August
2S, 1871, expressly requires that certificates OF
sale shall be issued TO the purchaser, and that
the deed "shall be given by the Governor TO the
purchaser at the tax sale, and there is no proyl-
sion for any assignment Of certificates, nor for
the execution OF deeds TO any other than the
purchaser; and this, IL seems to me, is q wise
provision, and one which relieves the District
from any injuries and responsibilities excepting
a. they may be Immediately connected with its
own acts. Your inquiries thus become limited
instead OF being extended To the validity of
transfers between individuals, with proof OF
their genulneness.
Nor can any injury arise to them, because when
the District furnishes the actual purchaser with
deed he can execute whatever conveyance he
sees fit to his assignee; but, when he does so it
IL entirely apart from the District, and without
any responsibility being assumed by It or It's
officers. cannot, therefore, recommend the
execution OF q deed to any assignee. Indeed, Il
Ia very doubtful whether under the law author
zng deed TO be made to the purchaser n
made To other persons any title would pass; but
whether or not, It Is suffisient that by direct
terms you are only authorized to execute them
TO the purchaser. Aud this will certainly save
you all trouble OF inquiries with regard TO other
parties or private transactions.
Respectfully, WM. A. Cook.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
THE COUNTS.
supr.ms o.m, Of The us,..s states.

Supreme Ceurt Of the UnsseS states.
TuurspAY. Decenbsr 4. 1878.
On motion Of Mr.. solicitor General Phillips,
geSse % ss pss,,ss sss 2, - SsW
u on mn motion S Of Mr. n. T. Meyriek, Geo. q: Ide.
s ;aS,a o. SSTas9 S i w 81 ss ooS 90
No. sso. Max A. Mayer, appellant, ys. wllliam
Woke, sssiguee. This cause ives snbmI,e" ="
printed arsumsns 81 ey MT; NJ ~, % IA %spveIlapis
and by Mr.. Julius Rosenthal and NJ. a. -. ~ o"''
for the appellees, under the twentieth rule. v.
10 iy ys%ss s,s' Is g'T,a s,aamsn. IN q s:
cause Va. concluded BY Mr. R. 7. Merrick, of
counsel for the plautin In error. r,.,
No. 81. Andrew y. % Bssn, p,a,n,,s ss s,cneS W. by
By Mr. Solicitor General Philips for the defen-
Adjourned until tomorrow at 70 ocioes.
Crivuiuai Csurt-Chief Justice Cartier.
Robert FARRELL, Indecent exposure. Judsmens
anhrmed. Thomas Huliihy, selling LIQUOR W. "
out license; found guilty and recommendeu :"
70 iSS1 @s s sp w. d and scss sui Din
do, do. John Edward Bruce, DO, found gu,,,yt .,
aud recommended 70 mercyi nned y anu s,ni cosm;
SpiS e'naay J. H. Iyne se Tipping house, guilty Ed
ward ward mccormick, do, 10.
Special Term-Nsr. Justice Wyiic.
This court was engaged as follows sesssromM ~ /;
District OF Columbia VS.. Frederick Bates o'-
der 10 Issue oertiordrf. -,
same VS.. Ross. Order TO issue ceyiiordri
Broyks vs.. Gallahcr. Order TAR hnai conhr'na-
tiop Of trustees sale.
Miller We. Miller. order Of p,ss,lcston.
Bump ys. Mcwilsms. Order appointing uus-
| tee 10 sale.
Newman vs.. Newman. order OF sale, appoint
| Ing n. X. Elliott trustee.
/ Burch VS.. Burch. Order for aiii 1ouy.
| Tulburt vs.. Washington CITY nd Point LOON
/ out Railroad. Order TO Issue injun, fton.
o'Brien vs.. oDonoshue. Decree M ppaoon'
| Adjourned.
| Pslioe Csurt-Jseae sneli.
James Braman, stealing $40 from his motncI
sent to the Reform school durtag Ms q nori,y
Daniel and Lewis Carroll, assault on Tse 'pniin
Bailey; s5 each. Henry Willianis sss uI o .
Robert Jones; $40. George Speakcs, em OWN
stones; "a. Sophia Schafor, profanh y
| Amanda stewart, same; o.. Zsck Tate, sam,
81. Charles Bradigan, same; ". sarah 2 sow sow
| same; o.. James Gray, same; 81. John hin
same; % wm. Grady, same; %. Henry NJ.
same; Is. York smith, loud and boisserou
Martha Chase, cuIsinst 9. Charles CT pe m
making threats; $500 To- Keep the peace, - ~ n,
Baiiy, assault; forfeited 80 collateral. The y, W
samuel Agge, charged with shooung = "
Kelley, was sent to jail for court. freto Y
Bates, charged with maintaining nuisance,
keeping q soap factory on u street, no ln
lnent was rendered. the Judge stating thAs
was not ready to pass upon the case.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
CHARGE Of Theft.

Last night onlcer Hollnberger arrested Lottie
schafer, an inmate OF house Of prostitution on
street, above Thirteenth, on the charge Of
Minnie worthington, smother boarler at the
same place, with having robbed male visitor,
who was Greatly intoxicated, Of all the money
about his person. The policeman took the ac-
cused and accuser TO the Central station, TO
await hearing before Judge smell to-day.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
The Canal Trnda

The receipts Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company for the week ending November
20 were; From Cumberland, si0,e4i.02; George
town, %, s,eso.TI; Hancock, tis4so; wnliamsport,
tlJs.Ta. Total, si4, 4,ss5.2O. Revenue accruing at
Cumberland for the. week, sT,ss2s9. One hum
dred and thirty boats, carrying 1870 tons Of
coal, left Cumberland during the same time.
National Republican., 1873-12-05

Gail and examine the nre and burglAr-proo
vaults OF the safe Deposit Company. corner o
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe.
keeping Of securities, jewels, silver-ware, OF
other valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dol
lars per annum, according TO size. No business
man can AFFORD TO do without them.
Tlaie rdrning from tAs Chtoago and Boston fres.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
NOTICES or NEW ADvKRTIsBMINrs

See important tax notice.
Apockct-book has been found.
A lady's fur neck boa has been lost.
Furnished apartments-l4i2 street.
Seed. W. Boteler Bros advertisement.
Hibernian Benevolent Society meets to night
New York Republicans meet Saturday evening.
TIC. Campbell furnishes coal dlreat from the
vessel.
Green Williams advertise sale Of costly
jeweiry, &c.
Furnished parlors and bedrooms-I2o Eleventh
street northwest.
Thos. Z. waggaman will sell an elegant new
residence on the 18th inst.
Kelley a Gatchel have postponed sale Of prop
erty on Nineteenth street until the tith inst.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Beard Of Psllce,

Tue Board Of Metropolitan Police Commits
sioners at their meeting yesterday, among other
business, transacted the following;
Ezekiel NJ. Grimm was appointed an additional
private, TO do duty at the Northern market for
six months.
Tue resignation OF Private L. p. seibold was
received and accepted, 10 take effect on the list
Instant
Privates Michael Aherne and samuel r. Hine-
line were reprimanded for violation Of the
| rules and regulations and gross neglect Of duty.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Attempted suicIde,

As Sergeant Leech and Ofricer Ahcrens were
passing along Maryland avenue last night, about
O'Clock, they were informed that man named
Philip Nasle, living In house No. 6io. had at
tempted to commit suicide by taking laudanum.
r.Reiley was at once summoned, and succeeded
In saving the mans life. No cause In given for
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Hynieneul.

The Foundry NJ. X. church was thronged yes.
terday to witness the marriage OF Mr.. Louis Ait.
schu, Of the Surgeon Generals once, to Miss
Kate v. Snyder, OF Warrington, at 10 m. As
they entered the church they were met by the
ushers, Messrs. Ryan anu Erwin, OF Washington.
Lindsey, OF brooklyn, New York. and Monroe, OF
Annapolis, Maryland, aud BY them escorted To
OF the church, Rev. II. D. Cleveland, who ON
clated upon the occasion. The bride was attlred
In travelling suit OF aate-colored satine, and
monies, the happy couple held brief leyee, pre-
ylOus TO their IL parture for Philadelphia. Among
the many bridal presents received was very
gift Of the clerks In the record and pension diyl-
slons OF the Surgeon Generals oflce. The pitcher
tore upon II the Inscription. "Presenteh to Mr..
and Mfs. l.. p. Altslhn by their friends In the re-
cord and pension dlYlslOnB s. q, o."
National Republican., 1873-12-05
THE KNIFE AGAIN.

Probable Fatal stsbbina Array = Mrs.
shca's Den the scenc-Arress OF tho
Parties.
Last night, about o;so O'Clock, four colored
men named John II. Seymour, Warren stewart,
Edmund Gordon and Sam. Banks had gathered,
among other persons. In the low groRgery and
thieves retreat kept by Mrs. shes, ON Maryland
avenue, between Third and Foor-anda-half
streets, q resort which Ia well known to the au.
thoritles az one OF the worst places In the city
for harborlng criminals aud disposiug Of stolen
gooja. The men that congregated there partook
freely OF benzine, and finally q quarrel sprung
up between the four above named, when Sey.
mour whipped out knife and plunged u several
times into the abdomen OF Banks, INJECTING Sc
rious and dangerous wounds.
Sergeant Leech, hearing OF the ARRAY and
knowing the character Of the men, called Officers
Barry, McGrevey, McKenna and Gates to his as.
slstance and made = descent upon the place
They succeeded In capturing the entire party,
aud removed the injured man TO hts home IN
Fighting alley, where Dr.. Reiley was called IN
After making an examination OF the wounds he
pronounced them fatal. seymour was then
brought before Banks aud recognized as ths
man who stabbed him.
An three OF the parties were taken TO the First
precinct station, and will be brought before
Judge Smell this morning for hearing. -.
The character OF the place u well known, bott
In dstective and police circles, and why u Is per
mitted to exist Is perhaps conundrum.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Rlurtus CauaVies,

srEcIAL TAXES paid at lowest rates, bonds
bought and sold, BY A. L. Barber 4 Co.. No. Ioe
+ street, opposite the Post once.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Corcarnn Art Gallerx,

Mr.. Anthony Hyde, member OF the board Of
trustees Of the Corcoran Art Gallery, and Mr.. G.
s. English, Of the Georgetown Custom.house,
were present at the gallery yesterday morning
to witness the opening OF two large boxes, con-
taining copies Of utensils found Ia an old Ro-
man camp at Hildesheim. Germany. They arc
costly In design, and many Of them handsome.
The formal opening Of the gallery will take
place at an carly day.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
AAIUsRlIENTs.
w.ll,s Operu House,


Another appreciAtive audience witnessed last
night the excellent acting Of Mr.. J. H. stoddart
and the talented company by which he Is sup
ported. In the charming play Of " One Touch Of
Nature" as well as In the beautiful drama Of
Of "Broken Vows" Mr.. StoAdart displayed the
versatile accomplishments Of nrstclass come
dian, who only needs TO be better known 70 be
more generally appreciated by the lovers Of the
drama In washington. Miss lone Burke won
new laurels last night by her nne acting and Mr..
Ringgold was capital In the character OF Ashley
Merton.
Tonight Mr.. stoddart has benent, and ought
to have an oyernowing house. He appears in
two admirable pieces, the "Secret Marriage"
and ''Americans in Paris" Next week Mr.. Jef-
ferson will make his appearance In his cele-
brated rol Of Rip Van wlnkle.
NIsssis MiichslI At tho National.
Miss Maggie Mitchell continues to delight
large audiences at the National nightly, appear
Ing In her Incompatible role Of Fanohon. In or
der TO give variety TO Miss Mitchell's engage
ment, the little lady will soon appear In the
"Pearl Of Savoy" and "Jane Eyre,n In both Of
which plays she has earned reputation scarcely
second to that OF Fanchon. Miss Mitchell has
proved magnetic attraction at the National,
Tor In all the profession there 10 scarcely star
that IL 90 great favorite in Washington as she.
National Republican., 1873-12-05

Go to Savages, and get him to put his un
doors. Many have been comforted, and advls,
their friends 70 70 and do likewise.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
National Republican., 1873-12-05

Parrots, Paroquets, and other fancy birds, are
On exhibition aud for sale a. L1ilmtr 4 Clearys
auction rooms, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street,
National Republican., 1873-12-05
r.he dare .f Ye,r y,,,s.l...

Parrots, Paroquets, and other fancy birds, are
on exhibition and for sale at Latimer a Cleary 3
auction rooms, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
aud Eleventh street
National Republican., 1873-12-05

Parrots, Paroquets, and other fancy birds, arc
on exhibition and for sale at Latimer 4 Cleary q
auction rooms, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
aud Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Boxdelp. Illustrates. Of s..L.peure.

bozuefTh hHIIustrutfous u BuhKspeuf6.
Mcssrs. Latlmer 4 Cleary, auctionees, will
sell this evening at their rooms, corner OF Penn
syivania avenue and Eleventh street, seventy
nve plates from subscribers copy Of Spooncrs
American edition Of these famous ilutrations Of
the great dramatist. They are In the original
paper Govern, as issued In parts to subscribers,
and arc In good condition.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
kiuai.s a,nuarlea.

Parrots, raroquets, and other fancy birds, art
on exhibition and for sale at Lstimer a Cleary,
auction rooms, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1873-12-05

and deposit them In the German American
Savings Bank, No. bi5 Seventh street, which
rays interest on deposits for each calendar
month. Call for copy OF the regulations con-
ceTning deposits.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
II is New
Fsliy setiled.
Everybody h Convinced,
Aud We Only Need
Now TO say
That We VIII Positively
II IL New

We AsK you
To ExAMIsE THESE GOODS
AND LEAKN THE PRICES.
IR You
ARE NOT SATISFIED,
DO NOT BUY.
But CONE AND SEE.
THIS WILL
COST You NOTHING.
HABLK Bros,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers,
Corner seventh ard ID streets,
National Republican., 1873-12-05
ACCIDENT.
Man Run Over by a Lecem olive.

Man Run Over By n LecemetIve.
About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as an
employee Of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
way, named Davis, was crossing the track on
Maryland avenue Just In front Of the engine, bis
foot slipped and the locomotive passed partially
over him, crushing his leg very badly. He was
carried TO Providence hospital, where surgical
attendance was rendered. IL Is feared the shock
10 his system may prove fatal.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Iry.. xy.n, =. s.v ,s.

Call on K. Mob. Timonsy A Co, 63I y street, un.
der second National bank. They will pay your
improvement and sewer taxes At q liberal dis,
count
National Republican., 1873-12-05
NatisuaI savinss Ra.h, +,

Natiena1 BaVinGs Hanks
corner Of New York svenue and Fifteenth street,
pays 9 per cent. per Annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 70 4; Batur-
days. to Sand 70 Q.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Staging Cnnarirs,

,. ii. saaier 81 Co.,
Bankers, No. ltls Pennsylyania avenue, pay
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
elsglng Canariee,

ESPECIAL rAxss paid a, lowest rates, hond
bought and sold, by A. L. Barber Co., No. 'os
street, opposite the Post once.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
CITYITEMS.
SOCIETY NEWS.

The Receptiea or Mrs. Jones'
Cough Mixture alone cures society OF coughs
and colds aud prevents con Snmpaon.popniAr,
effective, pleasant, suits child. 'en. sells in iarge
bottles at 81, small 90 cents, a. NattsnanIuR
store, corner Second and d stree 70 n~thwe"
eo6t
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Kssn llut shs Gala.

SPECIAL TAXES paid at lowest rates, bondl
bought and sold, BY A. l.. Barber Il Co., No. T0s
street, opposite the Post once.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Save Your Earniua.

srEcIAL TAXES paid at lowest rates, bond
bought and sold. by A. l.. Barber a Co., No. Tos
street, opposite the Post Once.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
II Ysu waut TO save Money

III NSu "Wut 70 bNNo HoheyD
Call on Z. Mob. Timoney A Co., S3I Y street, uu-
der Second National hank. They will pay your
Improvement and sewer taxes at q liberal dis
count.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
DYEING AND SECURING.

WnERK THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A
Nv WAY.-den,lsmep. the best way 10 yet
.Vss M nard a. times sRd e BE- able 70
present 10 70 dispenss with The new suit, Bepd
E99qf Sd ones &c wHEATLEY 70 DO NICELY
1pies,rance , and SAYING ample for the sbove object
propy aed The %o, SSe ,ss ,sss ssrs M wl ss
enarses os reasonable. No charge for the above ad
- W.. WHKATI.By,
p o. Boz 12. decatf
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Ready-NIade Cisthlns,

Ready-NIade Cisthlns.
Large variety Of nne goods--Overcoata, gen.
tlemens suits, boys suits, boys overcoats, Ac.,
for dress and business wear.
one Price Only-with q cash discount OF ten
per cent. GEO. @. HkNsIsa,
No. tl0 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-12-05
If You Want 70 Sayo M,

IL You Want 10 Save Money,
Call on K. Mob. Timoney A Co., 6sl Y street, un-
der Second National bank. They will pay your
raual
National Republican., 1873-12-05

MAssxY's ALE is the cheapest, because II Ia
uniform.
Massey's Ale is the cheapest, because there is
no waste.
Massey's Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t has
strength.
Massey's Ale is the cheapest, because II Is the
purest.
Masscys Ale Is the cheapest because 1t Is the
best.
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER GREEN,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-12-05

during the recent epidemic IN this city, with ac-
the health oficer remarks that I6e arrest and
eheotual stamping out Of the recent fearful epl.
demlo Of malignant smallpox In this city demon.
strate oonclusiyely the value OF thorough organ.
ihation and energetic action In our health de.
partmeat. or the ylIulency OF the disease we
ihay Judge when we md that, from the com.
mencement OF the epidemic, In January, 1879, "a
the last recorded ease, there were l,IaS cAseS,
and of these 62I died, or more than thiTty-i tx
per cent. In the southwestern and southeastern
sectlons II run riot, and threatened TO desolate
that region by lis rapidly fatal diffusion, and Il
was not until absolute laGatlnn waA enforced
thht the disaase hegan To yield, A cOntagion
belng from lis very nature peTpeiuaied by con-
tact slOne, u rqliTes M Rrehf wisdom 10 under,
nned, hwi y htm all pOssiOle approach, AppIe.