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Np0ll1l1H l91R OHY.
Win4or tias, Ill colots a3 ceat. 0uinet aud Donne.
black dFesa silks at at$I.7o. aud &2-eost moro
70 import Look At ouF ladiea' cotton underwear; In
these Roods you saTe nearly half yuur money. pss-
drdHo's, Nos. III md 1l6 State street,
, 1875-03-09

clergyman waa sent for suddenly to ca \,
cottage. Wslero ho found mat In bed. "W.1s
nv friend what induced yuu to send for ma NY; y
Tho patiout, who wa, ratdor deal, nrpra;r5,,,
his wife. "Wllht did ho ray7" "iic rsr,s =
shouted tho woman, "wllat tho dcuco ,,;d ~
ecna for him fOr:" VIZ 1eu
, 1875-03-09

a47.0oi07; BY paid orders. s7,GAeo2, commits.
htonn on tlfHhurnements. a3,B2t; balance, &c.,
al7Sl. 1leforred 10 the Finance Committoo.
hELtIS0 uOXDa.
Tho Committee Oh Finance recommended tho
following.
In vnw Of tho fact lint vo are cngagcd In the erec-
t!nn cf nn addition to n Inrane Asylum, Al colt nf
ftAr stun oo an bills for material for tho SANS nrA
now coming III far payment, 10 large amount: and
In sew uf tho fart at tho huiling fund l,aa 10 ita
credit only about $4,000, which will Ia all
tnrtra In the next sixty days; md In stew
Of The fact TINT Cook County bona will now ge In tho
lntrkct nt pRr, nlave; your Conllniltee wn1tst.
therefore, recommend tho eala of $i7U6 Ot hre ons
nnhorzrd and properly executed and that TIC County
Treasurer be- instructed 10 advertise for hoaeI rro-
rosae for ahe same in hrse daily papers, for ay
n1sl that st'r Comnf1trc, in conjunction with tho
County Teahrer, bo Instructed 10 re tho sanc 10 tho
hlcst bidders, provided sail bls II par high.
cst with accl ed nerest and that tho stea Of sid
Hal" be 1L'ccl 70 tse credit Of Tho building f,ln.l.
Your Committee Wnull recommend tl4t they to In
Att1rtc to to 10 destroyed tho fGChG1 Of fro
tonl. remaining unBodt and 10 b. rc:onponett
tho Paup amount Of (s,lltls to tako the nlaco OF
ihoe destroyed ibis aclson aacns ncces-
harry froH. tho fact that st thu
time fntd tuntt. were engraved, J. e 1um.cy was
County Treasurer, and ha hgnature WAS engraved on
tltu c0npos attached. aull lie body Of tho bunn wcro
not exccntMl Tho re-cnyrnvssl Mni4 will require tho
signature Ut H. H. Miller, tho irctrut Cunty Teeas-
urer, 10 tho body of tho bon ulfo to r.rh COUPON
W. II. UunpicE,
CnAM.ta u. +. 1IoLpgN,
]. II. tLnuuH,
JonH HEnf1Nu.
, 1875-03-09
rinuoH for Renf,

Nov EossWood-caso pianos, cared legs, a@aEs,
tEshle, etc. Rent mousy deducted II PURCHASED.
Hssds Tswpla et Nusic, No, "a Van BgsSp s,s%k,
, 1875-03-09

back from them BInca.
Commissioner, slccanrcy thought that people
ought not to be Ia such = hurry TO crowd things
through. 11o believed In bringing things down 10
tin finest point possble. but believed In doing 1t
with leliberasion.
Com1nlsHiouor Crawford sa!1 that he was not
very intimate with thu Sheriff. Ne was not un-
der anv obligation to Lin. lie protested. in The
name Of tho county, against tho outsido infl,t-
once which would scid to dictate TO tho Comuis-
stonera aud make toata Of them in their dealings
with tho Sheriff, betause tie latter would not
man. Nov, mono Of that objection bad boon
raised last yea1, when another person was in
otllce. ThoY could not dictate to tho judges.
Neither should t4ey dictate TO tho shoriG.
Commissioner Holden said that the election Of
last yeaE showed that tho people noro ia favor
Of reforming I'll public expenditures. Thoy ucra
in favor OF cutting everything down. Iro believed
that the prisoners ip Cook County Jail could be
ae,oa Tor IL aay sns - well fol
sono profit vtlll. tLaughtor.]
C0mmisetonor Carroll moved, ~ IN amend
mens, that tho matter 10 teforred to ths Ju-
dietary ccmmitsco. It was simply matter OF
law.
Tho Chair remarked that the shosisY alone
could diet the prisoners, but these cornmuntoa-
tlonh soEvod to shoW what people thought Of tho
matsor. II tho Hoard could make contract
with ths ShorIH to dict tho prisoners at q lowcr
pficu than Ut prcsont, they hsd = perfect right
to do no.
Commissioner cazroll's amendment was thon
put and prevailed.
tion that the Committee on Jail and Jal! Ao-
coan:a bs instructed to report on the mAtsor 1t
Ilo roli was csalllod, aud tho motion was lost
by the following votas
1eaa a-Clough, 0uentter, Herring, Holden, Jones.
ay:Is..e G,szfe:a johnson, 1oneraau. MIC
IN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

pies Sc defendia; la lucha era, empero,
demasiado desigual para que pudiese du-
rar mucho. LIE sujetaron las piernas y quiz
sieron ponerle de rodillas y, visto que era
impossible, de pie; mas ell condenado &
muerte Sc acostaba jadeante, va sin alien
to, en- el suelo.
-Ejecutadle al machetel vocifer6 Be-
tancourt; de ese modo 10 mismo puede
morir arrodillado que acostado.
Los sicarios Sc dispusieron & obedecer,
pero en- ell momento en- que llevaban las
manos los machetes, la trampa Sc abri6
y surgi6 Alvarez como un espectro evoca-
do por la fatalidad.
FL cabecilla fue ell primero que lie vi6
Quiso dar 6rdenes, mas su voz Sc lie ahog6
en- la garganta. Fl captain le tenia emilia
do con ell revolver que trala en- la mano
izquierda, y con la derecha empunaba un
largo y lujoso machete de guarnicion de
plata.
Ell insurgente saba la punteria inerra-
BILE de aquel hombre y continue un instan-
te quieto mudo; mas al notsr que su
terrible adversario estaba solo, pues min
guno mas habls salido del subterraneo,
repdsose algun tanto, tir6se & TERRA con
rapidez y giro:
-Ciadadanos, ifuegc!
-Voiuntarios ia mi! exclam6 la vcz
clara agula do Alvarez, j serro al ma
chete con sus cont, arios. La cueva empe-
20 a vomitar primero dos homores, des-
puss duatro, luego ssis, sfslasa, csarenta,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

--Pues 81 ell captain Alvarez Sc ha es-
capado, libre soy: no me parece 6l hombre
que Sc duerme en- las pajas.
A cto continue Betancourt frenetico de
ira y de terror sacudi6 en- ell rostro una
fuerte bofetada al pObre hijo de Ursula
Conner.
Una vlbora que hubiera mordido al
j6ven no le hubiera causado mayor efecto.
Con la mejilla inyectada en- sangre hizo
un esfuerZo para leventar la cuerda que
lie sujetaba los brazos, y no pudiendo con
seguirlo Sc lanz6 de cabeza contra SUI iefe
dandole en- ell pecho un golpe que le hizo
retroceder tres pasos. Este sac6 su ma
chete y le descargo un tajo terrible en- la
cabeza. Por fortuna Gomez brinc6 hAcia
atras como una .ardilla y la mortlfera ar
ma Sc enterr6 en- ell suelo.
--Fusilad ese miserable, grit6 Betan
court echando espumarajos por la boca
como un hidr6fobo; fusiladle Immediate
mente. Ha cometido dos delitos de muer
te, ell de TRACTION ell de ipsubordinacion.
--Soltadme ell cordel y dadme cinco
minutes de vida, dos, 81 quereis, me bas.
tan para imprim mis manos ~en los car
rilios de ese mulato cobarde, grit6 fuera
de 81 Gomez.
Pero ell 1ltimo caliGcativo habia herido
a la mayor psrte de la colectividad que Ie
rodeabs, en- 81 misno instante le agar.
raron entire unos cuautos y lie arrastraron
un cerrito qne estaba 4 veinte pasos de
Ia tssmPa, n i0yea aqsdia, dabs guusa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

cincuenta. Parecfa que Ia montana estaba
prehada de espanoles y que los lansaba
como lanza lava un volcan, sobre aquelOs
escasos sdefensores de Cuba libre.
A la vista de este imponente alarde DC
fuerzas, duro sclo un minute la resisten-
cia que le opusieron Alvarez. De IN
par de reveses echo dos insurrectos al
suelo, sin que sus machates (no hablan
tenido tempo para coger los fusiles) en-
contrasen mas que ell acero donde qulera
que daban, y los demas mambises Sc die
ron q correr como liebres. Solo Betan'
court permaneci6 acostado en- su sitio.
Indalecio Gomez Sc habia puesto en-
pie y miraba de hito en- hito uno y o
otro adversario. Habfan quedado los tres
solos: los voluntarios habian desapareci-
do unos en- pos de los fugitivos, otros Sc
parados en- tres grupos, habian lido ocu-
par las entradas, segun previas ms
trucciones de su capitan, y q apoderarSs
de la gente que las guardaba. -
-kQue hace V. ahI GomezI pregun1o
tranquilamcnte Alvarez. :,
Me iban matar machetazos. Nc
quiere V. soltarf
Con mucho gusto. Ell captain avsnf0
hacia ell j6ven.
Este cordel, dijo dcs2ues qae etipe'
"a deslaeer los nudos, sc 10 pondremoa
al asesino de ninos que esta presente'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

Ell j6ven le miro sorprendido, pero al
encontrarse con aquella cara repugnante
en- que crey6 leer la mas cruel iron{a, tor
no bajar la vista.
--iNo contessa w
No, porque burlarse de quien se en-
cuentra en- mi posicion me parece una ini-
quidad. ST V. cree que voy humillarme
mendigando de V. mi existencia, estA V.
errado. Sabre morir con dignidad
" es ell que Sc equivoca respecto a
mis- intenciones: n6mbreme V. los com
plices que, ademas de V, tenia Alvarez
en- el campamento, 6 inAuyo para que Sc
eche terra al asunto
No hay mas complice que 20.
Z FL cabecilla iba a replicar, mas Sc de-
tuvo la vista de cuatro hombres, que Sc
lie presentaron cabizbsjos y confusos.
Mi coronel, dijo uno, dando vueltas
en- Ia mano un sombrerO, no hay tai ca
daver ALA abajo Lo Anico que hemos
ha'lado en- Euestros minucioso registro es
su sombrero. Aqui esta.
e! insurrecto present6 su jefe uno
magnfico de Panama con la cscarapela
espano!a en- La cual brillaban los tres cor
dopea Dc ORC, ins' g:lia del grado de ca
pitan.
Betancourt Sc pusO de color de cenisa.
Sc ha oscapadO vivO, exc!am6, pero
comet s1le
Gomez oy6 con tanta algeria esta nue.
va que lmPrudeDtemente articul6 ssta
fsasa;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

NADIA VIC.
Sin duda sus emisarios habian abando-
nado va Ell sitio.
Regres6, pues, un tanto intrsnquilo su
alojamiento. Iamediatamente mand6
buscar q Indalecio Gomez.
Ri joven lie fue presentado con los bra
zos atados a la espalda. Tenia los ojos co..
lorados: conocfase que habfa dorado.
-Est& V. aA gido. Parece que siente
V. morir.
No, senor; estoy resignado sufrir
la aciaga suerte que me ha cabido. Yo
he venido aqu1 de la Habana porque me
daban tentaciones de tirarme sdesde una
azotea al suelo. No me afige mi destino
sino ell fin que tuvo mi desgraciada madre
cuya muerte he sabido hoy.
-Pues no tenga V. cuidado que pronto
Sc reunira con ella.
III REQ baj6 tristemente la cabeza fian
do sus velados ojos en- ell suelo.
-SLe agradarla q V. vivir9 le pregun-
to ell insurgente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

=
Este energico & ilustrado adalid de
la causa espanola esta hacienda una
brillantfsima campafla contra la Franc
masonerfa. Bien qnisieramos traSladar
fntegros q nuestras columnas sus ex-
tensos numerosos art1culos sobre
este asuntos de vida 8 muerte para la
permaheneia della bandera. castellana
en- las Antillas, pero no caben material
mente en- ell reducido espacio de que
podemos disponer. Para que los in
csutos acaben, empero, de abrir los ojos,
vamos q copiar algunos trozos del
coneienzudo y erudito trabajo de
nuestro colega, q auien cordialmente
felicitatnos y q qu;en suplicarfamos
imprimieFa todos estos editoriales en-
qn yollmen para que acabaran de
convencerse todos los hombres hon
radios de que las slogias son focos de
revolucion y de filibusterismo. Pero
dejemosIa palabra q La VoS de Cuba:
"DIimos aver que, por el solemne
y terrible iuramento que hace al en-
trar en- la masoneria, TODD mason esta
Obligadose q pfoteger q cualquiera de
sus hermdnos que 10 reclame; y que
Ia protection que tiene la obligation
de impartirle, es una protection d TO-
do trance q en- tOdds .circanstancias. 7
hemos dicho tamb!en que para que
surja imperioso Z eirresistible el deber
deimpartir esta protection al hernia
no que la necesita, basta con cue es-
te hermsaao Sc de q conocer como tai:
basta la pa'abra 6 la sefia masonica
que revela que Ell necesitado es ma
son: y por fin, nemos dicho que, dada
esta se1lal, pronunciada esta palabra,
el deber de todo mason es ineludlble:
fiene que protejer al hernGno a todo
trance y sean cuales fueren las cir
cunstancias del case Esta es la doc
trina mas6nica pestecta, que acatan
todos los ritos, odos los Orientes, to
das las denominaciones mas6nicas
cualesquie a que sean y donde quiera
que Sc Ell c1l ntr n.
Esto es muy grave, y es menester
profundizarlo.
Para ell buesa mason, la ley suprema
es la ley mas6nica. Al cumplilniento
de las demas leyes lie obliga ell deber
general, la obligation que es comun
todos los miembros de la sociedad
humana, la obligation que podemos
lamar invountaria, puesto que no
mace de su voluntad, no de la natu-
raleza de las cosas. Pero no sucede
asf como la ley mas6nica Al cumpli-
miepto de esta ley lie obliga su solem
ne empeno voluntariamente contrai-
do; y le obligan tambien los pavoro-
SOS juramentos con que Sc liga, tam
bien por su propia voluntad, al entrar
en- la masoneria.
Tres leyes podrfan disputar la SUI
plemacfa q la ley mas6nica: la ley de
Dios, la ley del Estado, y la ley mo-
raj. La masonerfa Sc encarga de incul-
car en- la mente de los masones, la
superioridad de la ley mas6nica sobre
estas tres leyes de los profanoS. La
ley de Dios que los proanos ensenan,
es una ley pEOfana como ellos mismos,
una ley de oscurantismo, fanatismo &
intorelancia; y ell Dios mismo a quien
adoran los proianos, no es ell verdade
70 Dios. No hay mas Dios verdadero
que el Gran arquitecto del Universe
que ..las mascnerfa reconoce, nj hay
mas ley religiosa que los ritos con que
la -rnasoneria rinde culto este Gran
Arquitecto del Universe. No hay otra
luz yerdadera que la luz mas5nica, y
pls9 aSs 4 oss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14
a!7FOLLETIN.
VIRGINIA PRATs.
.ssssA Is -gz-T-7- ----s 90 s"'---------- 81
iCoas;asaeiOn de 'EI TEsoRo DE LOS PIRATAs").
pOr ID. .sose Perez Morris.
3 (COstaNaacjon.)

p y
4 tOdo este eran las cinco, y los cuatro
insurrectos que habfan de traer ell cuerpo
ensangrentadoy mutilado de Alvarez no
regreaaban. BetancOurt empezaba i'm.
pacieDtarse por aquella excesiva tardanza.
La duda acabsba de hincarle ell diente
en- ell cerazon.
--Si hsbra daao ese hombre con otro
complies quelehays dejado escapar, mur-
mur6, y, sacudiendo SUI pereza, Sc levant6
y Sc traslado al lado del precipicio. U0a
vez ALI echo hacla abajo una inquisitiva
mirada huscando sus soldadcs s, cuando
megoa, las apras qae 81 ssbia por expe-
riencia que acuden siempre en- aquellos
sitips cuando ocurre Ia muerte de TN ami
NAL cualquiera. q
~ Anpliaremos las explicaciones que dimos en-
Ia prlmeEa paEte sobEe este biped0,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14

Las auras tinosas son unos grandes paiaros muy
abundantes en- Cuba, espece de buitres sene aui-s
un pavo pequeIo enen las plunas oscuras la cabeza
ptlada y roa y ell pieo ancho fuerte hacen un
gran seyyicio hgeueo les cayos Ell los arraba-
les de las pobacioues, pues todos los cadi.
veres de anmal les que quedan inseputos evando asf
que Sc incione la atn6sfera los miasmas que ex
haan las putrefaccion Estas aves son ino-
tensivas, no stacan ningun ser viviente apenas
huyen del hombre. Los banilos de pocfa imponen
mtltas las personas que las maten. Vuelan images
tuosamente casi sin mover las alas veOes GO re-
mOUtaa ggalds allgTa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-14
"LA voZ DE CUBA

2 MAso NERf A.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
QUARANTINE AND EMIGRATION INQUI-
RIES
VISIT OF TIE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE WARDS
IsLAND-OBJECrs OF THE INVEsIIGATIoN.

VISIT OF TIE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE TO WARDS
IsLAND-OBJECrs OF THE INvEsTIGATioN.
The Legislative Committee appointed to in
vestcate affairs Of the Quarantine and Emigration
Commissions began their work yesterday by inspecting
sioners of Emigration on Wards Island The Com
mittee consists of Speaker Mcguire, chairman, g. W.
SCHUYLER L. c. Waehncr, T. q. Alvod +. ". Vosburgh,
and W. H. Gedney, aud the members with the exception
of Speaker McGuIe, were all present. At 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning Commissioners q. ]. Forrest,
James Lynch Daniel Maujcr, and II. j. Jack
SON with a number Of invited guests, among WHOM
were the Hon. Gilbert j. Hunter Of NewJcrsey and the
Hon Richard Schell, met TIE Committee AZ Castle Gar
den with them on the steamer William Fletcher
10 Wards Island. The examination OF the hospital and
other buildings there made by the Committee, who
state tlat nothing found to crticsc or hnd fault
with III their management lie cost OF Supporting them
is yet Ia be inv estisltcd
The commissioners of Quarantine, W. L. B. Stears, ID.
W. Judd, aud Gen James McQuadc, reached Wards
Island with the Quarantine steamer Nelson X Hopkins
about D. and taking on board the Committee, TOOK
"A trip with them up the sound aud then down 10 DiA
Island returning 10 the city about $3.50 p M The Com
mtce make official examination oi DIX Island ana
ali Quarantine properly in The bay to-day.
TWO things The members of tue Committee state are
proposed this nvcstigatiOntO trace II possible, some
Si7s 900 which, II il stated has never been accounted
by those who have expended the r2OOOOoO appro-
priated to build Dix and Hoffman Islands and 10 meet
the expenses of Quarantine up TO 1873 and to discover
method OF conducting Quarantine aiia when may be
sefsuppOrtinc. Thc appropriation MADE by me ilst
Assembly for Quarantine purposes was S6O5OO O winch
$4,000 for eXeIes Of the station, 200 FOR Com
mssiOnes, and $4,000 fOI The payment OF committee
composed Of State officials, whose duty Is To determine
Jersey. There is "a among Assomhlyncn that the
purpose OF the mover OF the Committee OF DNcstl
gatiOn Nh Schuyler, was TIC Abortion oi tiIs all gcd
sneoue. held by the State officials, who annually trace
his hon
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
RAPID TRANSIT SCHEMES.

PLANS LAID BEFORE THE COMMrssIoNERs-TlE
HASSAHs, KITCHEN q HATFIELD, AND OTHER
PROJECTS.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners held a
meeting Yesterday IN their quarters, In the room
occupied by Part Of the Court OF Common Pleas The
Secretary was directed TO give notice by advertising in
the morning and evening papers that the Commissioners
viii receive plans and suggestions from inventors and
stbers at any time before Aug /, at the head
quarters OF the Commissioners In the New Courthouse.
President sehgnan reported the reception Of 81 com
uncatons including maps and plans, and suggestions
Of various kinds These II announced would be re-
ferred 10 the appropriate committees az soon as they
could be ella sied II resolved that the Board meet
daily at noon except ON Saturdays and Sundays.
During the day several inventors ard persons repre-
septing their nerests called on the Commissioners and
lcft plane and models procured Information relative TO
the conditions which they could attend and explain
tber inventions or suggestions Several OF the inven
tors objected TO their plans being made public for the
present or least until they had been passed upon by
the Commissioners and IL had been decided whether OF
not they had chance of success Others were an ntOus
tbat the Commissioners should at once give them near
ing The Commissioners propose TO receive all the plans
and offered Those which ARE deemed pfac-
i1 w be ID and tbose which are looked upon as
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
GERMAN sALOON-KEEPERs UNITING.

The German beer dealers of Elizabeth, New
ark and westied, called state Congress OF Beer
Dealers yesterday at Elizabethport, N. j., IN order TO
organize and they STATE TO resist the aggressios OF
the Temperance people and prohibtonists who In
duenced legislation and city authorities against them
The delegates who did not appear n large numbers met
at No Ic5 Firstst Ezabehport. and elected the fol
lowing officers President Chas. Wrschng; Vice Prei-
dent. j. Knobauch; Secretary, NJ. Lndenberg; Treas
urer, Augustus Lrppart.
The President in opening the meeting. said that the
German saloonpepeIs were lawabidng citizens; they
paid their liccnscs and other fees willingly, ana
In encouraged drunkenness dis
order. They have had, however, 10 encounter
great opposition from "A certain party who styled
Temperance advocates prObitioniss, ard
WHO either from misdireccd zeal private interests
sought crush the trade The saloonkeep Of New
Jc sey therefore solved TO unite for mutual protection
again. unjust attacks They did not associate them
selves for any political purposes other than those which
the int, of their trade demanded They would not
identify themselves with either political party but they
laws and guarantee them protection against outside
aggression. They would support only those candidates
for the Legislature who pledged themselves tn use their
influence in securing them just laws. Other members
made similar speeches Complaints were also made
against the stringrncy Of the sunday Liquor law The
meeting then adjourned, the delegates stating that AT
the next meeting they would adopt Constitution and
Bylaws.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

ms Revolution Connecticut Parma and ~ since ben
used TO fro saluteA
HARpssos>-The body unknown wae f0uDd IN the
ditch OF the Newark turnpike Mosquito Tavern
Saturday.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
MOUNT VERNON.-The American Rife Association
Of this place expect estDsh permanent range where
they can have shooting matches at 1900 yards The site
rak,'s FARM about mile nOrthw OF Pelhamylle
station. o, ..,o
LONG ISLAND CITY-Alichael Dunn OF Hunters
Point, was taken suddenly III Saturday evening last
what wss pronounced be small pOx santary Inspector
TAYLOR was given notice. and informed Dunn that he would 10
compelled remove him TO Blackwells Island This 40
worried Dunn that hc became suddenly and
deemed dangerous him while IN this condition He
continued repeatedly enfrafing his family To
protect him attempt made t0 remove hn until
MONDAY when he died A few weeks ago some New
York series 81 shipments OF slaughter
house and refuse points along the Long Island Rail-
read The OCal was conveyed In through Newtown
Creek and deposited the banks the most thcLy
lated portion the city The citizens have become alarmed
AT the Of maas Diseases and meeting TO W held
evening to consider some plan Tor an abatement
he