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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.--The attention OF the
House Committee on Appropriations was to-day
directed to reform its own end of the line. Inc
Departments of the Government which attend to the
executive part of the national business have always
charged that Congress prone TO DC economic al
with them, but that it never Thought OF
economy and reTenchment i'll connection
with its own expenditures. The present
Appropriations Committee has decided to
look into the offices of the House to set il reform
is not possible at home Clerk Adams was called
before the Committee this morning. and asked If he
could not cut down his expenditures. The same
question has been asked of all the principal officers
of the Government, and while reform could be
suggested elsewhere, none could be thought of at
home. The Clerk Of the House was no exception
The tens of thousands Of dollars expended under
the CLERK counts for nothing. H. opposed any
reduction of salary aud could not get along with
So force. The same arIu uents have been used by
all the auditors controllers chief clerks, and heads
of bureaus in Washington for 20 years. When
closely pressed the clerk admitted that he might get
along with one less messenger and one less assistant
engrossing clerk involving about $1,000 year III
OH expenditure of 100000. The Committee sub
sequently decided to do away with several offices
and to reduce the salaries 10 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

WAsnISGToN, Feb. 1S.-lt is learned from
Cincinnati that the frieIls of senator Conklg ar
ran ,ng make very imposing demonstration In his
favor at the Republican National Convention IN that city
An agent has bceu from EewYor 10 Cincinnati by
the mana AZ r. Of Cn4ling faction with Instructions
10 make written contracts with hotel propricors Tor
rooms and gwen out Tat from two 10 three thou
sand persuns Will be there from New-Iork alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
WHAT ONE OF McKEE's JURORS sAY'.
sr. LorIs. Feb. lS.-The counsel for Mckee

have obtained rOm OF the respectable citizens
OF Pike County affidavit the effect that III CONVEX
satio with H. summers, the Pike County juror IN the
Mckee ease he admitted that before he was summoned
az iuior he we'll posted as to the evidence against
the Rug and believed Mckee to be guilty. After the
trial was over he told me same genttIna " II Wac
mighty mad work 10 get n yerdict Of guilty. The am
,laVlt VIII Dc uheI m0uon Tor new ulal which
will be argued III a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
FOREIGN NOTES,

MANCHESTER, Feb. IS.-Addleshaw e. War
burton manufacturing caen.iss of this city, have facd
their iabites are estimated at 100000.
PARIS, Feb. 1S.-The agents of the General
Transatlantic Company that their weekly trips
between Hayre aud NewYork Will be resumed ON the lss
of April with the departure FROM Havre Of tho steamer
France to be followed by the st. Laurent on the 9Th OF
dor AMI xmeruue sailing from Havre the 18th and
SSh of March aud France and st. Laurent sailtnR
thence the LIST and 9Th Of April will call ct Phadelpnie
IA we'll US New-york.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
COUNT Won ARNIMs CASE.

BERLIN. friday, Feb IS 1916.
The GerichtsblaH, legal journal, announces
that the state Tribunal has decided 10 ndic Count va
Arnim for treason aud TO issue a writ against him.
LONDON. Friday Feb 1s, 1879
Berlin telegram 10 The Pal MAI Go.cue ssys
that Herr Won Luck. the prosecuting counsel, has
applied the seizure and seQuestraton Of Count Von
Arnm's estates and property. The announcement OK
the charge of treason profound excitement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

ALBANY N Y, Feb. lS.-The ice in the river in
began moving down about clock this alter
RON, ami lar be seen the cha mel s open.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb 1S.-Milliams College
today ~ Withdraw from tho College Boating Asso
ci2tion
WATERTowS, N. Y, Feb. 18.-The recent town
hoard OF Supervisors for Jen County
Repubc&s and IL Democrats There no choice
In the town Of worth, the vote being to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
THE FRENCH ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.
pAnIs Eridnv Ilh L. lSz6-

The Correctional Tribunal has sentenced the
editor OF La Repu6lique Franchise months imprhna-
ment with fine FOR attacking Minister Buffet.
NJ Gambetta addressed public meeting at Cayaillon.
The proceedings were disturbed by the Bonapartists
The Lositnists, BonapartIsts. and Radicals had ar
ranged to hold meetings in Marselles tonight ".
Gabstts proposed speak It the Republican gather.
ing but the military authorities prohibited all The meet
INCA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
THE STEAMBOAT COLLISION OFF DOVER.
Iri Inr- lub

Of the 20 persons landed at Deal from the
unfortunate steamer stratbClyde, many were greatly
exhausted and three have since died.
The Franconia, which belongs TO the Hamburg
American West India line. outward bound for tho
Indies. she anchored the Downs, off Deal. lat
night and steamed eastward at daylight, coming Lon
don repair. Size has since been reported passing
Thameshaven.
The srahClyde lies in the Farway. about two miles
Of Dover her mlsts standing 20 feet above the water
Two ladies and three gentlemen reported TO have
been picked up by passing vessel bound for Io don
The lists published by the papers this afternoon show
that the strath-Clyle had % passengers and crew
numbering AZ. Another person has died at Dover. OF
the 10 known be rescued only six were passengers,
of was,among the four VINO have since died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
THE FIGHTING IN soN"RA.

SAN FRANClSGO, TtD I0.--A UIsTdtNU IIUW
Tucson Arizona. states aat battle took place on JAM
If between the Sonora rcvOlutioniss and the state
troops Amos ~ which the latter we're routed fnf
and another victory Tor tine r,yotu iOuiss cnsued TIE
ltitrr h.Ne 300 cavalry concentrated near NOnlea1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WINTER CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN.


King Alfonso reached Vtoria yesterday. He
starts to-day for yergara the chief command
OF the army. Gen. Quesada will be appointed Chief Of
STAFF
In the COrtes yesterday Sehor Canovas del Castillo
read telegram which he had received from the army
operating In the North to the effect that Gen. Tassars
had advanced 10 Vaerta, and that the Royalsts had
captured Arandigoyen. The following official dispatch
Is published today The Carlists at Pcnapata having
Killed q French captain French territory, Gen.
Ponrcet, the French commander, has sent battery in
the direction OF Penaplaa Don Carlos Is stated
the neghborhood Of vacsrlos Shells from the royal
Estea The Carlst Junta preparing 10 seek refuge
with the Cars archives in the mountainous districts Of
Lasamezcuas.
HESDAYE, Friday. Feb IL, 1876.
Persons arriving here from Toosa assert that Gen.
Iona has entered the town and Don Carlos has gone to
Andoain
A telegram from st. Jean de Luz reports that Gems.
Morones and Iona d reateniny Andosin. Don Car
los and his Generals Pera and Casera, Thur
day night at Sanestaban TO the north ward of Andoan.
Heavy firing Pena Plata has been heard. The Al
consists advancing toward Echaar Their troops at
run still waiting for orders to advance Endaraza.
The Carst Populations eyacuatng San Marcos and
Santiagomendi.
d Rivera has captured Arronz and other towns fornng
q complete line 20 ths south OF Estella The lombard
ment from Villauezla continues II IL thought the Car
lists viii De compelled TO evacuate Estella almost p1De
diatey.
LONDON, Friday, Feb. ~, 1875.
The Times in its second edition, has second dispatch
from Vera which says that the Afonssts attacking
Estea t day Vilstuera and Oteza. All IL quiet
at Vera. The Carlists have reoccuped Durango.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
EEW-ORLEANs WHISKY FRAUDS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1S.-G. NJ. Bayly and
b. NJ Pond of the commercial firm OF Bayly y Pond,
have been indicted by the Grand Jury Il charge OF
rectifying and compromising spirits without paying
special TAX, to-day arraignea and pleaded not guilty
Inoy were bailed out III IL 900 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
THE BOSNIAN ms REGENTS DEFIANT.

The 7Imes's correspondent telesraphs from
Castel NuoyO as follows:
Ihaye met the insurgeut chiefs AZ sutOrna They are
unanimously mined 10 refuse all compromise with
t, Porte no matter by what power recommended. Ihey
Will agut 10 the last complete free .om OF their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
FIRE NEAR DULUTH-LOss 500. 900.

~. TATE,
round OF the Lake Superior and Northern Pacific
Railroad "A: Rice Point Duluth, destroyed wing
OF the building aud badly damaged four locomotives.
TIC Total loss Is between 10000 and $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
ITALY AND GREAT BRITAIN.
RoaE, Friday Feb. II, 1875.
Gen. Menahroa has been appointed Embassa-

dor al ay nj London Il is understood he is given the
fn rank OF Fmhassador In expe. taton that England
vii, Reciprocal coinl mcnt AMI RAISE The rank OK
her represented iey 10 the Italian Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
WASHINGTON.
REFORM IN ALABAMA.

THE ANTr-sPESCER MEN GOING ROME FULL or
H0PE-rHEIR CAUSE ENCOURAGED IN h'o'
PLACES AT WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
ECONOMY IN A NEW PLACE.

TIE EYE OF THE REFoRMEa FIXt UPON THE en-
rIoYEs or The HuUsE-CLFRK ADAMS UNDER
FXAMINAT. on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

Mace No arrest was made at the time.
At o'clock a young man named Deim. employed by
Charles Rub butcher doing business in an adjoining
store discovered in the barn in the large bnde
OF matches up cloth saturated with Kerosene OIL
and the whole inclosed in a German newspaper dated
July o. There was also quantity of loose malch's
living about the hay. Dehm at once informed Chlei
Whitney. who found similar but larger bundle under
the back door Of the tailor shop
Julius sverstone was arrested and made the following
confession: was hard up and was Mt doing any o"S'
ness | WAS MT making any money, ana Thought !
would fire the house in order 10 get tse insurance on "
II was insured for 50 900 in the Continental Insurance
Companv of NewYork" He also said that he sec he 10
the barn near Ruhs place in order TO divert suspicious
Of ncerdqrism FROM himself He stated that MS accom-
pce his cousin, Abraham Jones' caIlen'y,r u, e
ri No 100 Everest, NlllanshuIG Jones el' b"! "nho
by the Dos a NJ. train for Ncw-Nork.
As Chief whitney conveyed SlNtrstonc 70 th' slaloi
house, a large crowd gathered and made threatening
demonstrations hut the Chief reached Ponce lita"Phl-
t,s IN safety Louis SilNcrstOnc arrested ana nc
MED all knowledge OF the affair. He sdd ne hbd lus
come ia on the o'clock that morning tfoh Nv"
lac had hred Devau Teas store at Bcrgos iPln ne
said his motive 90 get nj the impression WA. &
was gang incendiaTicS az work ana SO NlNcrt s's
ciou fIom himself Abraham Jones was arrested ny INC
V~ookyu Police and Yesterday afternoon he was taken
10 BaVunnc Julius S!lycrStOnc was brnnEt bc"ic 'c
| Recorder OF BayOuMc yesterday morning. lie Is hl
lsraelte Of for6ildng arCaiaice; III n'sis
he made confession, embOdyng the above Si"'cuch9
He said he had been in Bergen Point TWO wears anu '
been Ia business iOurmOnths. HemsuIcd the place NHc
he started business, II the plot had ncen SUCCESSFUL
money Both Jones and Louis ShycrStOne dcblcd con-
plicv in the affair and sand they could prove aHpS ING
three were held 10 await The action OF the Giau jury.
slverStones store is owned by G. NJ Matukeh ana 10 ho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
POOLS IN THIS CITY.

The first race to-day, the fourth of the first
meeting Of rle Saratoga Association, will DO mile
free handicap Tor an ages purse 5000. Seven horses
were sold IN the pools last CyCniug-BurGoo, Inspiration
Virgliu- Myrcilrss, Waco, Mary d., and Gray FriJr
formerly Cray Steel In tIo second race two mil 81. for
Az ages. purse 5000 the five tries are Made, hc4c!-
less Wariock -. Martin, ana \ uon Pennington win
81 Marin as first choice. In the tiird race ia ME,
for madcns Of all ages purse 5000, PaddIn Josie c.
Vii, and Courier Will contest, with tine last as ayortc
The fourth contest will be- handicap hurdle race. mile
heats over four hurdles purse $3.50 Of which 500 goes
ia r second horse. Usage Caribou was last evening
the Gr,t choice Of the following eight entries: hris0,
and Weasel The following pools were sold III TINS city
last evening: O.. go ,..
MouEI,.EYs SARATOGA RACING Association looM.-Firi
race guTgoO s2j-@lOO; NCICrs-, $2Otsui Nirguus 10
SIT; Gray FLar SD; Inspiration, $50; May D.
80 ~ waco ~t-<l2. second race: -. harlln, rI'O;
les 80 Third Courier, 40, vigil so Josie Go
80, Paladln $50 Fourth Usage. rJOt tdrNoo tJ
50, 81: Weasel, tfOi Doubtful, 49,; "ihGiai' ~
Milton, 80; ResOlute, so. 80. go,
N,rtlts $40; May >$iO-fi' Gray tftI 30 . :
Xrouiyg ,,-.,O. waco f5O Ius pr itIOu SO so.
second race: 81 Harn. .lOO-fliO Aaron Pennington,
t-j sos; WarOcE 5000, NiGgc, S2o-S2O Nrf,ucs-,
sju- so: Ninl. -3u--s3j; josie G., S"O-S5O
TUEF FXCHANGF fiTt race: kur.oo %"u-f@Oi Mcrcrss,
s3j 40 Virginia. ~ $40; Inspiration, t2O-eJ2 May
d. Slj-$25 Gray Friar $3.50 Waco, slOrrl6 secpHd
race: Aaron Pennington, s7J 81 Martin go Wa"ok 20
Nadgc. sgj; M,Tcilc,s .. Thir race: Couuer tlOo,
$50 Ecsoue 500; Osase, $40; clso go Weasel, 40
doubtful, SlJ; ned tWndHdn and Milton, slJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
THE NEWARK COAL DEPOT.
AN IMPROVEMENT TO BENEFIT BOTH THE PUBLIC
AND THE RAILROAD COMPANIES.

AN IMPROVEMENT TO BENEFIT BOTH THE PUBLIC
AND TIIE RAILROAD COMPANIES.
For several wears the freight aud coal traffic
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad ~ Newark y D., has been
40 great that nearly mile OF standing cars nave
bsen kcpt on New.Jersey Rarosdavc., the street on
which the Compauys rails laid. Frequently street
crossings have been blocked for hours and people have
haen killed in climbing trains that were Just begin
nine 70 move after standing long time. When the Ic-
high Valley Road formed junction with the PennsyE
wanna Road and began send coal to Newark the grew
snce increased. II became public nuisance, ana INC
Common Council forced 30 take some ac'on pen
atty OF s25 was imposed for blocking srectcrossing
Int il failed 10 secure relief Numerous conferences took
nnce between the city and railroad authorities III order
10 devise a remedy. Tho railway companies finally de-
cdod 10 build immense coal depot and the Board OF
Aldermen granted permission TO the LchiSh Valley Ral-
road Company to erect an inclined plane on condition
that the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company should hle
pena bond OF $4,000, with the condition that II the
avenue wac not kept Of coal cars after the depot
was erected the amount should be forfeited.
Three months ago the Lchigh Valley Railroad Com
many purchased about an acre Of ground below the
South Broad street Station the confines OF the Lzt-
beth Meadow a OF $4,000, and began the erection
OF depot which, when flushed, with the exception OF
tho coal drlnts AZ Port johnson, at Bergen Point and
,hc Easton and Amboy Depot at Perth Anboy, viii be
the largest in the State The foundation Of the structure
Is of stone and the Sulcrstructuie oI heaNy H'"EI,
pine The flooring viii lie seven icct Iloih tne S!uun'
and will cover 37100 square feet or more man tLIee
quarters OF an acre. There VIII be ls2 case p"CKcs or
bins II by lG feet, with capacity OF 20 tons etch,
n,akng n total cauacity of neatly $4,000 tons. Below
tbc bins which are IN there VIII he 20 drNtWaNH
or wagon roads each II feet Wde Wheit c coa cav
viii be loaded without shOvcug by means OF gate AT
the bottom uf each pocket An inclined plane 10 ect
long viii connect the top the structure with the Penn
svysuia Railroad ana the VIII rdrawn mp by means
Of an endless wire cable worked drum henCath
lie The motive power will be supplied ny
horse power CINE After the cars are unoadtd
their own we ht viii drive them forward ana down an
In he 4. where
cars " in be made up trains. THIS plan VIII enaht
the Company to utilize tho ears which have been kept
Sanding on the track want Of place TO store the
coa and will reduce the cost OF handling besides afford
ing Increased accommodation 10 the consumers. Inc
stTrctre is under the charge OF w. A. LatbfOpe Oi
Retnlebem Penn, and viii cost about Sl2O,OoO. Inc
Comrany promise TO have II ready Tor use ON Aug TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
sARATOGA REGATrA PRIZEs.

The Saratoga Rowing Association decided
this year to give as prizes four handsome lockct- and
xix gobcts instead Of cups as IN former years These
prizes designed and made by Starr Marcus of No %
Jolr-s were sent yesterday TO the Association. All
the ockcs oval of plain gold, with appropriate en-
blcms on the front For the senior scus these emblcms
arc crossed scus with yatcnman's hat lying upon
them; above and each side leaves OF the water
y in green enamel bearing respectively the letters
= H. A.; below the scul, are tYO sprays OF water plants
in raised work; attachment Is OF Topped gold cable
For the Junior sCuls the crossed oars bear the words
Junior SOULS" in blue enamel; above them Is the mono
gram OF the Association and below pond lily aud
leaves IN raised work; below the lOckct is gold ilicr
The gold ropes cncircmg the sides, aud forming the at
tacinen above. The Two lOckrs Tor the dOubr sculs
are aupafcutiy ancnOs OF platna, the hukrs below
and the bar forming the attachment; on the lOchct
the words =" Double SOULS" In blue; the crossed oars
have uunn them large monogram OF the Association in
gold cable 1hc prizes for the pair-oafed two
silver gohle, the long oval bowl, engraved with pair
Dared boat and appropriate Inscription, 10 supported
on the shoulder OF athlete standing upon base oi
chased water plants. The four EOhcts Tor the fouToarcd
race are similar in shape, but with PLAN support on
the sides four standing on The Dasc ana linked
about the bowl with loops OF cable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
A sKnLFuL pIcKpocKET IN CUSTODY. uSn

A notorious thlet, naIhtU IIeHIy bI""' ''''"
Poodle Murphy" arrested about TWO Woh'ns n6o
for stealing but while he locked up awaiting hS
,r y, lac taken berorc a magistrate, he shaved off ms
wiskcrs and could not he identified by his Vctm sew
era DAYS ago Morritz Meyer, who claimed to be her
chant from Selma Ala, robbed of his pocRetoo'h'
containing over ~ 800, and he accused Andrew koo,
s"n alas Abr' Coakley OF being the thicl Tho hat
tor "a arranged with Meyer in some way ana ne Iaieu
TO apuear against Coakcy who was released Isl
inc detective Thomas Riley again arrested MuIiS' nl
canal and Varick-.ts, Il charge OF beng lhIlcdlSu W
Inc robbery of Herman Ury,a dealer III lucy EooGs az
i'm a car of The ThirdaSc. line, when his EOid Watch anu
chain were stolen The thieves escaped, Ol from Ml'
i-rr,s d,scripiion II Is believed that they we're
NI;rrby and Coakley. whn the police state. WORK 10,
grthrr as car thieves. The watch and cham are Naneu
new charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
ALILIPUTIAN GIRL.

Several medical men, including Drs. Alex
ander Mott j. L. Little. j. " Merrill E hudson dnu o.
Roof visited by invitation the Mexican dwarf i IL
Zarac nj Tony Pastors Thcaer yesterday. These N'i
tors said she seemed perfect in structure hea"y %
intelligent She understands and talks Spanish ana
few words of English She is getting her second teeth'
and although the doctors could not tell whether OF ho'
she was years old claimed they said she hiu 'ee'h
which she could not have under years OF age sue ran
about shook hands WITH aud talked niue 10 lH"Se -
Of their hirtn rhe following measurements "cc u,Hn
ioIt inches: around head 10 inches circumference Vi
thigh - inches circumference Of call OF iss nca'9
one inch more than mans thumb; length Oh shnc'
inches width of shoe, Ils inch The parents OF ihe emu
are with her and are usual siZe; me nOuei u
about the medium hight the father cct % Ut l"o"
in hIgh and quite 1csny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
THE CITYS REFUSE.
THE CIT1TS KEFUNE.
PRESENT DISPOSITION OF GARBAGE AND STREET


Cant. Gunner, in command of the Street
cleaning Bureau, stated yesterday morning 'hdU no
scows would he sent with street dirt at pres
ent The last loads that were thus disposed Of were
lowed past Fort Hamilton late on "Wednesday night
SINCE that time all the city that has not been re-
moved undcr the contract with Francis Swift Who rem
dcrs all the Animal matter and oal ON Barren isiahu
has been sent be used filling near GutchDciS hes-
terlay Capt Gunner said there very small amount
of street dirt compared with what is usually collected
daily THIS was accounted for 10y the fact that no sweep
ing was done Oh Sunday night Ii was not deemed eNle
dent 10 sweep the streets during ranstorm; there
fore it might several days before there wond he Snch
large ouautity OF street dirt hand as to make 1t
necessary send the scows to sea BEFORE 'ha' '''
is believed the necessary gcmens will he made To
enable the Street Department to dispose OF THIS portion
of the city refuse as it has done heretofore
prof chandler the sidcnt OF the Board Of Health
stated Yesterday morning that the contract with Francis
Swift for the removal of the animal refuse aud the oi
of this city was made in 1873. Before that time 1t had
cost the city $4,000 to get rid OF its dead animals
nishsol, and o1al. Even with this expense he sald
the work not done IN satisfactory manner, nc
nrseut contractor able 10 assume tins contract Only
because he had extensive rendering works ON barren
Island, where all OF tins class of refuse could be tl
formed into fcrtiliziug material worth from Fio 70
$50 ton. Swift paid 1T the rate OF
10000 q year for the removal Of all inc
dead animals and animal refuse rom s,augLter no
night soil, and all Kinds of ora. The refuse RON
slaughter houses is carefully paced III proper lt'P'-
and carried 10 the docks, where S"ll9 Nt'scIS 80
ready receive it, Every ror Nm oI AZ puNh' - Is 10.
n, II has any connection with this city Is kept under
strict surveillance by frequent inspections lot ny H'hi
tary inspectors and the BOdid ui hcuth' I''HIu,.
Chandler added that he thought that ne arhlt mem
for dispnsiug of the dead animals ana other uAh h the
other cirqs bordering on the harbor and rivers ~ TINS
vicinity ought to be aScrgtaiued before any chdiLt~
stouId he made against either the Street Cleaning De
partmcnt the Board Of Health OF the Ci'y oil New