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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
sPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
New YORK. Septemh,

NEW YORK, September Is.
Cortland ~Sprague. eX-Citv Treasur-
er, of Brooklyn, was placed under
arrest at his residence this morning,
on a warrant issued by Judge Moore.
charging him with malieasance in
office, and embeZ2lemeny OF the
city funds to the amount of Sl4S 900.
The affidavit was made hy District
Attorney Britton. and the warrant
placed in the hands of two Court off
GERS. They vent to Sprague's house,
and found him sick in bed under
medical treatment. He Will not he
removed to Jail until he has recov-
cred.
Detectives start for San Francisco in
a few DAYS 20 bring Irving, the self
confessed Nathan murderer, to this
city.
On a recent voyage to New York of
the steamship City of BROOKLYN, Il
woman, who was a Storage pa>sen-
ger, while insane from sickness,
threw her little boy, four a of age.
overheard. She then, with a baby in
her arms, jumped into the sea. She
was rescued, but the children were
drowned.
Walter Bray, who was riding on the
front platform OF a Third avenue car
last night, struck an Italian street
sweeper in the head with "A car-hook.
because he dld not get ont of the way
as promptly as the driver wished.
The wound Is probably fatal. Bray
was arrested.
Inc ErprPSS announces the failure of
the Eclectic Insurance Company, with
a deficiency Of nearly one hundred
thousand dollars.
Washington dispatches say a men,
Der of Congress, who was a nrembtr
of The Banking and Currency Com
mittee of the last Congress, states
that he shall advocate a system in
the next Congress which will permit
unrestricted free banking, conditioned
only upon adequate security for the
circulation. He believes that bank
ing under some condition of adequate
security should he as open to CONNIE
tltlOn as any other business. Clinton
Il. Merriam, another member of the
same committee, has expressed like
views, with the addition of a central
redemption. The member of Con-
gress first alluded to states that he is
informed that the National Banks
will oppose any considerable increase
of National Bank circulation. and a
corresponding withdrawal of green
back notes; that the withdrawal OF
~greenbacks under such circumstances
would so hasten the necessity of the
redemption vi the National Bank
notes as to utterly destroy the present
profits of the National Bank c|ircula,
ton.
The Times SAYS Father O'Farrel.
Pastor of st. Peters church, informed
his parish on Sunday last, that he
wished to retract anything di~ctatOrial
he NAV have said to them during his
canvass of the parish for pupils for
his new parOchial school. and adds
This action on the part of Rev. O'Far,
rel is said TO have been the result OF
an intimation from the authorities
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Something Novel.

Chicago, says an exchange, has in
PRODUCED something novel in the way
OF letter boxes, for the convenience
Of people who are distant from the
main or branch offices. The novelty
j. the attachment of boxes to the real
of street ears, on through routes, the
boxes being replaced by empty ones
at designated street corners, where
men are stationed all of the time to
attend to this work. The plan has
been found so great Il convenience to
business men that it is to be adopted
on all the lines i'll Chicago, and will
probably be introduced in all large
cities. The boxes are carried free.
The street cars will gain in number of
passengers, and, by virtue of carry
ing the United States mail, the COM
panies will be enabled to get rid of
the nuisance of teams blocking the
way with i%mpunity. Already the
postot1ice employees of Chicago esti-
mate that three-fourths Of the city
letter mail is deposited in the street
car boxes.
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Railroad Taxes,

A great effort is being made in
Elko county IL have the assessment
of the Central Pacific Railroad raised
by the Board of Equalization to
something like its true value. Elko
has les miles of road within its bor-
ders. 1t will be seen, therefore, that
the revenue derived from this source
is quite an important item. The COM
pany has been allowed to fix the
amount of its assessment from wear
20 year and persists in doing the same
thing this year. The people, how
ever, demand \ new deal. and it re-
mains to be seen whether the Board
of Equalization has sufficient back
bone to comply with the petition so
numerously signed by the taxpay-
ers of the county. The cause Is GER
tainly just, and we hope to see the
Board come noblv up to its work.
The following from a letter pub
lished in last Saturdays Independent is
PERTINENT " tit SubIIlt uLlbSi ilOtIlt'
The writer says:
1t is admitted that the railroad COM
panN paws less taxes on the amount
of money invested and on the actual
value OF its property. as shown by its
expenditures and receipts, than by
any other pro lertv-holder i'll these
counties. And why? Ii any good
reason n he given for this diScrim-
inatipn it ought to be made known.
Thus far il has V been attempted !:
and vet, ear after ear this injus-
ice is perforated and continued. The
question Ome home to all how
long is / is injustice to continue ? Is
there w to be a beginning made
to put an end to it ? If there is, why
not now now before the annual
loss to the county and State is
allowed to accumulate-not i'll the
treasury of the people where it right
fully belongs. but III that of the rail
road company. to add more and more
strength to railroad resistance. 1.-THE
railroad be allowed to tax itselfin the
future, why not any other TAXPAYER?
THIS injustice is admitted; why not,
then, stop it here and now? What is
to be gained by waiting from wear TO
year? Does any one suppose that the
railroad company, ten or twenty years
from now, will be any more liberal Of
Just than it is in 1878, or was in 1869?
or that it will offer any less resistance
than now? No one imagineS this: all
know to the contrary. They all know
that the railroad company will never
pay any higher rates of assessments
until it is at least asked for il. All
know that every dollar out of which
Elko is defrauded by unequal taxa
ton is only IN inducement for IN
tinued objections. 1t is giving away
powder to the enemy to fight you
with.
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improbable Story.

The st. Louis Republican has revived
the story that j. Wilkes Booth, the
assassin, is not dead. An old friend
who knew him in Alabama, claims to
have met him on the Pelew Islands,
in the North Pacific Ocean, in 1866.
Booth had been in Mexico, South
America, Africa and Asia. He said
he met John Surratt in Rome, and he
sent a token by his friend to his
brother in New York. This story Is.
of course, very improbable, yet there
are many people who profess to think
that Boston Corbett didn't kill Booth.
To such persons this report will bring
renewed reason for clingins to that
belief.
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Non-Partisan.

The Comrier-Jomndl has an article OH
the resolutions of conventions and
the professions of stump orators, in
which it recalls an incident in the life
of the late Beau Hickman. \ rigging
fire had broken out in his lodging
house and the Beau rushed up and
down the street frantically beseech,
ing the by-standers to ave his trunk,
which contained his fortune. His
appeals were successful. His trunk
was saved, and OF being opened was
found filled with old fashioned plates.
In applying the stNrv, the Courier
Journal says the politicians are urging
the people to save the old party fash
templates. This is an apt illustration,
but the people do not intend to rescue
either the Republican or the Demo-
cratic trunk, else the signs read
wrong. The old-time wasp-waists
and narrow corsets are too tight for
their lungs. They need more breath
ing room, and they mean to have it,
even if they are forced to burst the
STAYS.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
san FRANCISCO. Sent. l6-

~ Pc Az
The body of an unknown man was
found yesterday afternoon about
three miles west of the city in the
bushes, with Il pistol hole through
ms head ana a dtrln-er at his side
suppo ed TO be suicide. The man an
peared to have been dead about a
hours.
Gustave Kline, who recently ar
rived ,rom South Pass City, Wyo-
ming, where he had been Deuttv
County Clerk and Deputy Po>tnnas-
ter, was found to-day e~HaeaVoring to
engage passage for Portland ON the
San Diego steamer. Officers took
Nun III charge, anu upon searching
hun tuuud a bundle OF g~reenbacks-
S3UO-WA!ch he had torn into irar-
ihents. lie said that three men took
MN where he was stopping, and told
MN dstnlTilt on h roof the house
they would throw him oil ii ne
q not give them his money. He
asked emission to 90 TO his room,
ma tAele, 10 prevent robbery, tore
the money up. lie is evidently ahgu,
halt crdZed. lie has considerable
CON and gold dust in his possession.
a young man named Gilman has
been IN re habit OF DOMINIC naval
officers uniform, travelling on ap-
peafaices at the hotels. Last night "A
number OF naval officers found him
TOOK MN 10 a and Obliged him
20 Idht Oh The UNIFORM and Wait mi
ne could send tor CiullIau'S costume.
Inc counsel for j.. a. bauer, the
defeated candidate for l~IeaSur,r
MAKES serious CHARGES in the County
court against the officers of eIrc ion
III several WARDS. L. { charge, htyn
REFERENCE to 4 bunglIug and i~nluer.rr.
manner oI keeping ttllY liss and
lliakIHE up rcturu>. The case Will he
urea at a special term OF the Cnuutv
Court Sept. -.
FatflcN Ctlrol died suddenly in =
Darn on lay lor street, vi heart dix,
ease, to-day. NH
Mayor Alvord has been anpoin-ad
Idrk COMMISSIONER, Vice c. f. Mo.
DtIm"tt, resigned.
Secretary of the Navy. in \ Iat.
yer 10 a. a. Sargent, iudors-s lie nan
Tor establishing Il trainiu.-snin f,,.
boys IN this pult. :"
loss Tweed and niece arrived to
hlSht by the overland train. and tooL
rooms "t the Occidental Hotel
Inc Jury in the ease of r parcr
trled Tor assault on VIM. Merriam E,,'t
oPfihH, with intent to muri = f,iIsi
- a3fee' ana were DISCHARGED by tha
Municipal Court. '"'
u Presbvtery of this CITY al
oakland is still ia session.
He. Howard. Captain of the. s,eam
or Alaska pleaded guilty 70 bringing
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COMMUNISM. = The San Francisco
Post makes the following allusion to
Paschal Coggins. 1t says:
Now that Paschal CogCins is elect
ed to the Legislature from Sacra-
meniO, we have great pleasure III
stating that he is "a Communist and
vas Of the first to Join the Inter
nationals when a branch society was
established in this city. He a be
relied on to vote, not merely against
railroad monopoly, but against land
monopoly and all other monopolies
by which ! few gobble up what God
intended for all.
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A Blessing from Mighels.

Bro. Mighels, of the Carson Appeal,
having kicked up a big rumpus
among the firemen of the Capital,
thus oils the troubled waters:
And now, my gallant friends, stand
up and receive an old mans blessing:
You wouldn't be Fire Jakies worth
the price Of a broken spanner if you
didn't like 10 have vOur say and de-
clare your frank and undisguised
likes and dislikes; and whether YOU
want TO submit yourselves TO the dis
cipline ard eXactiUns of a department
or not, YOU are the best and most sue
cessful body of fire fighters according
to you inches, on the Pacific coast:
and may it be your lot, that when the
last bell shall have been tolled, the
last roll been called, and the fire of
life been finally eXtinguished, YOU
may be found upon the banks of the
river of everlasting bliss, taking sue
ton through the endless and unUurs'.
able hose of happiness and joy, play.
ing successfully upon the dwindline
tires Of hell, forever, and forever!
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ass more Chinese than the PassenGer
Act allows. and was hntu w '"o IN"
trIct Court Sl6.OOo. s,rp.
da,inns OF the new theatcr on M's>''"
street. near Third.
Los ANGELES, sept. 10.
sheriff Johnson and party returned
his afternoon with five more S''leu
horses tured from the \a>lu'IL
hand of robbers. Active pulSu'' ="
X,.nu.2 i abandoned. Himself ana
t,yo ,rmnauious are supposed To ue III
Rock creek CANYON, a place 50 ~
arrrSsIhIe. and where the chances iV'
cnucpaImcut are So great, thd' dS''N'
search is considered hopeless. Nun''
lriya one of the laud, VINO ntilN-
,r,d himself up. came III With JoIu-
sons marty. He rendered good ser
vice in the pursuit OF Na>quez' VINO
il seems. has made of with the farm
er'S wife.
SALINAS, Sept. 1G.
sheriff WATSON, of this county, ar
rived ia : evening IN charge ot lhro'
dure Moreno and eau laluFe oNNlas'
two OF the parties lmpIitd'tu III 'he
late + Is PInos tragedy. Theodore
Moreno, it Is said, according tht
statement made Ivy Auon IelNa, now
under arrest in Los Angeles Tor the
same otien>e. Is the man WHO Slol tht
/ |trcuclman at Tres Pines, dOhvld'
WAS one ot the artN interested IN tht
2l.Mile House and ~FIrcbau-hs Fer y
ruuuelN Il short time Since. LeiNa l.
held in LIS Angeles, awaiting the ar
rival Of Sheriff VI as>On to blln- hln
to this place. From Information
= ined by >herifis Adams ana Was
son from Leiva, the above partie:
we're tIacsd. Moreno to Priest Valley
and OliviaS To Bitter " alter. Whcr,
DEPUTY Sucritt Lyons and Constable
Chick made the arrest, while Adams
aud " a>>ou went 10 New lderla
where they wee informed the mel
could lie found: but, unfortunately, .
: ont time before reaching the mir
the murderers heard OF their comm.
aud escaped.
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of the Catholic Church that extreme
measures resorted to bv HIM were
not approved of. The Commissioner
of Education has taken an interest IN
the affairs of the First Ward Public
School, the existence Of winch
has been threatened by the clergy
of st. Peters Church. They express
their firm intention To uphold i'll the
ward at all hazards, the system "f
public school instruction, which has
been persistentlv a>sailed.
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JEFFERSON D.. The New York
World dislikes the idea of attempting
to write JEFF. Davis into fresh notori-
ETY., on account of his little speech at
White Sulphur Springs recently. 1t
SAYS Davis had a perfect right to
make the speech, and no one had any
right to suppose that he entertained
sentiments different from those he
uttered.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept 16

MADRID, Sept 16.
The leaders of the Cartagona iusui-
rectiOn are endcaVOring to Secur the
cooperation OF TIE Carlists in their
efforts to raise the siege OF the city.
They have made propositions to the
Carli>ts to attack the Republicans in
the rear. while the he,ieged make a
s0rtie. 1t is not known how the Car
lists have received these offers, hut
the exposure of this has deprived the
Insurgents of public sympathy.
Intelligence has been received here
that disturbances have occurred i'll
Ashland Maiora.
General MOrioneSh has been appoint
ed Generalissimo Of the armies of
Spain.
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MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Sept. 16,

The mail train west last night on
N. Il NJ. X. Il. al over Il cow near
Lowell throwing off several cars,
killing two passengers. whose names
are VIM. Beamon and Calvin VIII
chell. both of Michigan. j.. l.. Bur
chaus. mail agent, and Birmingham,
express messenger. were severely in
iured. Several others were injured,
hnt none fatallN.
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PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lG.
Orders have been issued command
ing the Police Ia arrest rs Migrants
bows il the streets, playing ON musl-
cal instruments.
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A MoNEYED FIGTr.-I 1t is orenly
asserted by some of the California
papers that the friends of Governor
Booth are raising a purse of so, 900 in
San Francisco, to aid him in his Sena-
torial aspirations.
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MRS. SARAH JENKINS, of Hazel
Green, Wisconsin, gives notice "that
her husband, Geo. b. Jenkins, having
left her bed and board without just
cause or p~rovocationi she Will not be
responsible for any debts of his con-
traction"
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NOTICE,

DERSONS Holding X. X sT1.r
4 IN the name OF W. Kew ~.
VII please call at raAt INt.n' ."oUt'
anu rec'lN" Dividend MOI. OF I,r.r t
I'VE cents per share, payable IN cGiu
ST." lANIOE 4 a.,
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sem 10 the bead ettcr Gticr ''
Mrs : r billings. Hamilton. Nevada.
PIha!iman, san Francisco, cal.
Please say ".AdNcrt!>~I."
sI' j. ". HAMMER p NJ
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LOST!

\ WHITE SHETLAND WOOT SHAW,
u was lost on t,a uirrt N, TIA" !
on Burl street between clark str., -o1t
the cosmopolitan noel. The find - "hI
~ rewarded ny leaving 1t at Nn T., ~
ternational hotel. - IN
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WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Sent. |.


President Ortol, of the Western
Union TELEGRAPH Company. has Is
sued the following order, addressed
to all superintendent of the company
throughout the country:
Instruct all managers to send free
messages in relation to the relief of
the citizens of Shreveport, Louisiana.
Contributions of money Will he re-
ceived and transferred by telegraph
without charge
BY this action on the part of the
telegraph comNanv money can he
forwarded instantly to the sufferers.
whereas. by the course of mail it
would require some ten DAYS To get
there. in which time the needy might
be past relief. Any one feeling in
ciined to contribute something to the
aid of the stricken of Shreveport, can
send it without expense hv paving il
in at any of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company,s offices.
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CLoTErN,

Which they are offering A, -,
low anything ever iml1r,a5,.'
The quality Of their coe{, .
Thoroughly tested, and lrorT..
rlor 10 all others, and The ma.
they are dlsposlug OF then II,
ltct stock, cannot but meet, H.
ui all those in want OF thsca,
Every conceivable klldUl
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jIED

In Virginia City, sept. l., ANNE Pour
ties. aged - wears.
In Paradise Valley. sept t, Frank, son
of u. q. and Lizzie Miller, aG,dl year.
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LOST.

\ bANk BOOK FROM TIE Urrrr
- hll hanN OF san trtuci>.1 VA, ~.
ipdar vii I'rIoa on Monday eyeuin.. 1he
sI7.lw f'ease IeaNT It at this office.
~ JERRY LYNCH
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People who are always wanting
-e~ should try neuralgia.
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ARRIE

ALI. CHARTZ is authorized TO receive
subscriptions for the SENTINEL and col
lect for the same in this town. All
persons in Eureka owing Tor suoscrip-
lions WILL pay them to him.
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MAINE.
AUGUSTA. Sent. 16

AUGUSTA. Sept. 16.
Returns from 466 towns foot up:
Dinglev. 1914: Titcomh. 32Gl9: Viii
liamS, 1913. Total, 1866. Dinsley's
majority, 10,G02.
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BORN.

In Carson City. sept. Il, 20 the wife OF
Jacob kleIn, Il daughter.
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Gbe eureka Sentinel.
Sole Agent in Snn Francisco.

NYRON ANGEL. No. 432 Montgomery
street, Room IL, Is Sole Agent tor the
Eureka DAILY SENTINEL in san IRAN
cisco. Persons in that city having ouSi-
ness with this office are requested TO
communicates with him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-14

Police CoURT.-There were Ave
cases before this court yesterday morn
ing. The Judge was in his twenty dol
lar mood as will be seen below.
Alfred Townsend was picked W
early Sunday morning while provliDe
around the city. lie claimed no "locaI
habitation," so in default of $50 and
costs be will take up temporary quar-
tiers on Fifth street.
Albert Price and William Smith, fol
lounging and carrousiug about the Sec
opd Ward market house, were each fined
$40 and costs. They will give tbei,
time and labor to the city for the next
thirty days.
George Smesser got very drunk on
Saturday and put up in the Second
Ward market house for the night, with
the soft side OF o butchers bench for
bed. A gentleman in blue disturbed
his peaceful slumbers and $40 and
coats was the sequel.
Robert Jennipgo has been making q
race course out OF Main street, North
Wheeling for a week or two back. He
was arrested and fined one dollar and
costs for fast driving.
The case OF Nathan Morrison was
again continued until this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-14
LIBRARY AssoolArloE.-A regular

LIBRARY AssoclATioE.--A regular
meeting Of the Board of Directors OF
the Wheeling Library Association was
held last evening at the Library Hall.
A. J. Clark, ESQ, President OF the AS
ISOLATION announced the appointment
OF the following committees:
Lectures: A. W. Campbell, T. N.
McNeeley, o. S. Long, T. N. Darrah
n. j. Weisel.
Library: W. G. Brockunier, W. P.
Hubbard, 0. s. Long.
Hall: o. W. Heiskell, W. F. Stifel,
G. Lamb.
Finance: N. W. Burt, Robert Simp-
SOB, W. F. Stifel. - oil.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
each stockholder to record for the con-
venience OF the Library Committee the
title of the book he thinks ought to be
purchased, and the sum Of $3.50 was
appropriated for the immediate use Of
the Committee. Steps were also taken
to secure a course of six or more popu-
lar lectures during the coming season.
The question of the propriety and ad'
vantage fkeeplng the Library open on
Sunday was referred to special meet
ing of the Board to be held next Mon
day evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-14

HAMlLroN's OPERA HoUsH.-The
Opera House was crowded last night
and the sensational play of "Pomp. or
Away Down South" gave general sat-
isfaction If abundant applause is any
indication. The scene wherein the light
ming express train at full speed aud an
Ohio river steamboat on fire, snd subse'
quent explosion, are shown were both
exciting and novel. Mr. Clifford, a.
"Pomp," sustained our former express
sions in regard to his ability in the roles
and characters he represents. All the
balance OF the company did exceedingly
we'll in their respective parts. The bill
will be repeated Tonight and those Of
our readers who desire to see a highly
sensational and exciting play will do
well 10 DO on hand,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-14

HIGHWAY RoBBRRY.-Last evening
about seven o'clock, the people on The
Island, in the vicinity OF the Back River
bridge, were startled by the cry OF
Murder Robbers !" &c. Several citi-
zens running to the place from where
the cries came, found German, whose
name we were unable to learn, minus
hat and claiming to have been knock
ed down and robbed of his pocket book
containing fifty dollars and his watch
and chain. The man did not know
who tn, parties were that attacked and
robbed him, and be was unable TO
speak English plain enough to give an
intelligent account of the affair.
The above locality is the most dau-
serous part OF the city, and something
should be doue by The proper authori-
ties to protect the lives aud property OF
people who have occasion to pass there
after dark. This and similar outrages
are becoming too frequent in that
neighborhood and it is about time that
steps were taken to prevent their &C.
currence,