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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
Latest Eastern News.


WASHINGTON, April 15th.-The
President is reported to have said
to friend in regard to the civil
service order which Sargent's reso-
luton proposes shall be rescinded,
that he has never heard of n dis
missal of any officer under its oper-
atoms.
Linderman, Director of the mint,
has officially withdrawn his obiec-
tions to the go!oid coinage invented
by Wheeler Hubbell, of Philadel-
phia. His test of actual wear re-
suited in favor of the coin. He
recommends its submission to a
mopetary Congress to fix the ratio
of silver aud gold. The Committee
on coinage will report bill to that
effect.
A member of the Republican
Campaign Committee lately APP
pointed says that the sentiment of
party leaders is adverse to Schurz's
presence in the Cabinet, but that
the leadership of the party will be
rendered to President Hayes if he
will accept it, and that the party
will march to victory with or wi III
out him.
Nebraska Crop Prospects.
OMAHA, April 15th.-According
to the best and most recent esti-
mates, the acreage of all kinds of
crops in Nebraska has been in
creased this year between IS and so
per cent. The acreage of spring
wheat has been incseased 100 per
cent. The condition of crops of all
kinds is excellent and a general
feeling of confidence prevails
among farmers.
Action Of Committees.
WASHINGTON, April 15th.--The
House Private Land Claims Com
mittee to-day rejected the Santil-
Ian bill. The vote ordering it to be
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16

Hon. p. D. WIGGINToN, the
member Of Congress from this dis
trict, writes requesting us to say
that he is unable to comply with
the numerous demands for public
documents from his constituents
for the reason that Hon. Romualdo
Pacheco, while occupying Mr.. Wig
ginton's seat, exhausted all the
documents to which it was enti-
tied.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing office
on the Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran
eisoo, in facilities for doing Job work
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
CONGRESSIONAL

sOSS, gESSEtsSi
,,,,, ,..;,,.,h GUN
NV w AZ 9uaiIoao o frob tbe Dammit.
20 on Fnroion Rolotions. renorted
e. zee e, on III rs Sanota Iii ontboriz.
ineV the ISSUE Of nassports free to
coToreh citizens going TO Brazil.
Passed
Sargent submitted an amend.
mput to the House bill to place
the name of James Shields on the
retired list Of the army with the
rank OF Brigadier General, so as to
strike out all after the enacting
clause and insert in leu thereof a
provision authorizing the President
to nIace on the retired list of the
army n large number of officers
named with the full rank held by
them when mustered out of the
seryicp. Among those named were
r.. s. Grant, John A, Dix, Geo. B.
Mcclellan, ". z. Banks, B. +. But
Ter, A. Il. Burnside, John A. Lo-
gan, Carl Schurz, A. Pleasanton,
lanes Shields, J. A. Garfield, Chas.
Deyeus, ], L. Cox and some Is or
is other well known officers in the
late war, Referred.
uo,-s,, swan rrosantoa tho reg.
e,-,tinys nf tbo nTorI,Iand T,ooislo.
t,, ro'I i,no, W az Hail. resolutions
fn So n raornniho thn presidential
question.
Kimmel introduced q bill proyld.
ing mode for trying the Title OF
the President and Vice President.
Hereford spoke in favor OF his
resolution requiring the Committee
on Finance to report the House Dill
to repeal the specie resumption
act within q week, and gave notice
that he would ask vote on the
resolution tomorrow.
Morrill,, Chairman of the FINANCE
ommittee said he thought the
Committee would report the Dill
with certain amendments to-mor-
row. He said that perhaps the fact
was not known to the Senator that
specie resumption was resumed IN
some cities on Saturday last, ana
there would be specie resumption
throughout the country before ac'
the bill.
After the morning hour, conslu-
GRAFTON was resumed of the bill to
repeal The bankrupt law, aud Nc
Creepy favored its repeal.
E,,xnn,s,, ,,,,r..sas ,..,
NEW YORK, April lo.-Ihe lol-
lowing letter Will appear to -mor-
row from Mrs Iliton:
MI. Ira Is. Wheeler, Dear Slf: A
lew weeks since. after long months
OF mental anguish, tolu' as you
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16

states that the Prince of Roumania
has notified the Emperors of Ger.
many and Austria of his intention
to abdicate if Russia is permitted to
usurp the Government Of Rouma-
mia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
Situation Wanted,

FOR MAN AND WIFE The man is q
good cook and tho wife en- do house.
work. The man is willing to make him.
self generally useful, in order to get a
place together. Apply at the Railroad
House, near new DEPOT. al6-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16

reported adversely was unanimous.
The result is attributed on all
hands to Horace Davis's strong ar
gument against the proposition.
A compromise was effected to-
day between the opposing interests
in regard to MitchelPs Northern
Pacific bill recently reported from
tho Senate Railroad Committee
and the proposition framed by the
Northern Pacific Company which
is now before the Senate Public
Lands Committee. Both bills are
to be placed in the hands of the
Senate Railroad Committee and a
substitute reported shortly, which
will secure the earnest cooperation
of the entire Oregon delegation and
Northern Pacific Company. 1t will
provide for the speedy opening of
the Columbia river by the con-
struction of q railroad around the
Cascades within two years and
around the Dalles within two and
a half years. The failure to COM
ply with these conditions is to for
felt the Company's grant along the
Columbia to the Portland, Salt
Lake and South Pass Company,
who shall commence the construc-
ton of their road at Portland with
in three months after such failure.
The road between Portland and
Umatllla is to be opened for the
common use of both roads as pro.
vided in Mitchell's original bill.
The proposition for the transfer to
the Portland, Salt Lake and South
Pass Company Of the amount of
lands equal to those heretofore
granted 10 the Northern Pacific for
the abandoned branch across Cas-.
cade mountains, is to be reported as
a separate bill. The compromise
bill will retain Mitchell's provision
Immediately throwing open to set
Element in quantities not exceeding
one hundred and sixty acres for
each actual settler, and at a price
not exceeding two dollars and a
half per acre, all lands included
within the railroad grant along the
whole line of the uncompleted
road.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
Furnished Rooms Wanted

Two gentlemen would like to engage
two nicely furnished rooms in a private
family. Address r., Herald office. alG-2t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16

AN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR A CONVENTION
TO FRAME A NEW CONSTITUTION
FOR THE STATE CT CALIFORNIA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
NEW TODAY.
MAN TED.

TO RENT OR BUY--A light secondhand
spring wagon. Inquire at the ARIZONA
Saloon, corner of ain and First Streets.
apl6-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
Inyesf..nf.Ln pieie,t.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 15th.-The
Finance Committee of the Board Of
Supervisors to-day completed theiI
investigation of the Irregularities
in the street department, and the
attention of the Grand Jury will be
called to the matter. The chief
deputy in the street department, &c
whom was given the examination
of the alleged fraudulent bills fol
advertising by the Post and Chr0n'
icle, has made out report agreeing
substantially with the previously
published account.
Water Rates or WataiHE Psl'aEs.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 15th-The
Board of Water Rate Commission.
ers will meet this afternoon for the
purpose of determining q system
of water rates to be enforced during
the next two years. If the Board
does not take some decisive action
to-day, which will show that
they intend to carry out the pro-
visions of the Law, the Water Sup
ply Committee of the Board of SUI
pervisors will at their meeting thi:
evening introduce resolution pro-
vIding for the appointment of s
new Commission.
IsAlD ANA Snow.
SONORA, April 15th-It common
ced storlning yesterday about IL
A. NJ. and rained and showed alter
nately all night. 1t is showing fast
now, wind South, thermometer 45.
The savage sirsEe-EKiiIod.
VIRGINIA, April 15th.-The Saw.
age Development continues the all
absorbing topic among stock deal
ers. Many contradictory report:
are in circulation as to the rumoreC
development. AS nearly as can be
ascertained the facts are as follows
The ledge was struck unexpectedly
in the easterly drift in the 1900
foot level, about 1850 feet east of the
incline, the vein having an easterly
pitch in regular porphyry forma-
ton and a clay seam or lining three
feet in thickness. So far the ledge
has only been penetrated about
three feet. No drills have been
used except for blasting purposes
and the drill does not extend over
three or four feet east of the face OF
the drift. The character of the ore
is that of genuine Comstoc.1 ore,
showing spots of black sulphurets
and green chloride. The assays run
from So up to $40 or $50. Nc
easterly cross cuts have ever before
been run far enough in this mine
on any below the 1,200-foot level.
VIM. Durcall, q miner in the
Gould & Curry, was to-day knock ed
off 4 plank OF the sixth station OF
the pump compartment by de-
scending cage and, falling to the
1,5O0-foot level, was instantly killed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
W. III. II. Russell,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
LOR AT LAW.

Gs5- Rooms . and 8. Aliens Building,
corner of Spring and Temple Sts. al6'f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
FOR SALE.

The BILLIA RID SALOON opposite the
New Depot. For price, ETC., enquire on
the premises, or OF Lips, Craigue & %,
No. Los Angeles street. aO.lW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
WANTS-LOST-FOUND.
w anted.
Wanted,

A GIRL from 10 to 10 years old, to as
sist in light housework. Enquire at No.
3S Ducommun street, at ]. LENOIR'S.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
w anted.
FOR SkLE-FOR RENT.
TO LET.

A FEW FURNISHED PLEASANT
ROOMS, in good locality. Apply at
this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
STRAYED.

An IRON-GRAY HORSE, with black
head. Any one finding the same will
please notify DIR. PORTER, Is Franklin
street. ap4lf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-16
Nebraska Crop Prospec.s.
Action Of Committees.

WASHINGTON, April 15th.-The
House Private Land Claims Com
mittee to-day rejected the Santil-
Ian bill. The vote ordering it to be
National Republican., 1878-12-31
The workingmen's Assembly.

The weekly meeting Of the workingmen's As.
scmbly was held last evening, Captain Robinson In
the chair and j. T. Christian secretary.
Mr. Hamilton read list Of merchants Of this
city who subscribed money to aid In making the re
cent nass meeting a success.
Mcssrs. J. W. Reynolds Alfred Thomas and viii.
lam Evans were elected honorary members Of the
Assembly.
Mr. Ramfcy, Of the typographical Union, sub
mitte,i resolutions, which were adopted thanking
the hGSinesS mcn who generously aided In making
tie late public demonstration.
Captain Robinson made short address, wishing
the members Of the Assembly Happy New Year
and many OF them" In the course OF his remarks
he stated that the WOrkingncn's Assembly bad bc
come one Of tho permanenl institutions OF me D,s
triCt. It's march onward had been impcded by
"sIuibs" fred Oh by pair OF rOdCnts called Bur
riu and hutchns, who profess to be editors OF
papers, but Us things were now progressing. the
time was not fur distant when these two clogs on
the wheel Of progress would hr driven from Wash
ingtnn. 1hl only ain Of these "pOltroonS, ht
would not call them men, was ~ break down
hur. u labor. All that was necessary rT The Murk
inpIIen TO DO In order to defeat these "mVrce
nArics Was to refuse to pnuOnllc any merchun
that aided the MT or Hordd, either by advertise
mcnts or subscriptions.
The speaker ws- loudly arplaulcd at the con
cltsiun ui his address.
Mr. splcr asked what steps had been taken fela
tive tp the proposed abJr convention In this cit!
the h Oi March, 1879. rut eight weeks rvmainct
tn work tho matter up, and II was time committee
were being appointed 10 take charge Of the subject
Mr. Hamilton answered the last speaker hy say
ing that Tie come. .puudng secretary had not as ye
| received any replies 10 his CiTUuGrs sent To- tt
NmluuS urpis throughout the country. II Wyul'
probably he two months before these reptiles Wcf
| all IN, and then It would ~ time enough Ia loo
| amer the convention.
4 motion to 20 into secret session thea prevailed
National Republican., 1878-12-31
IN UsElfEyTs.
National Theatre-Itaiian OPERA" rro
yatorc."


The Inauguration OF tho italian opera season
took place last evening under uost auspicious cir.
uuinstances. An audience Of numbers and bril-.
lancy worthy an opera first night was In attend
anoe, and Nerdrs charming work was well pro-
scnted in all its numbers. The roster Of the
stratoEch troupe includes many wci.ricd favor
ties OF our musical world. as also other, not less
moritorious aud acceptable In choral and orches.
tral sdjuncts this troupe Is well favored and, with
the distinguished artists announced os lis lcadlnl.
attractions, presents an envhibk OF excellence not
often vCucbsalCd 10 Washington audiences.
Miss kc,lngg's LsoSOld was pre- Cilted last even
ing with characteristic grace and merit The peculiar
vocal aud dramatic sNCcllcnCes OF the great AmCri.
can prlma donna was lent with entire success 70
the rendition OF her role. The reception accorded
Miss Cary as IsHrGII was cordial In the extreme
aud the plRudiis that followed every phase Of het
Improvisation marked the appreciation In which
that great artist l. - justly held Miss Cury tactnd
properly ranks 10 MI respects among the greatest
chafactcrizaiiUns known to lyric fame.
Sgnor ranialcnni made his first appearance In
this city RS C6rH' IL LsEu and Ia the performance
thereof evidenced his possession ofa voice Of good
compass, ample power, aud melodlOus richness
accompanied by dramatic talent Of considerable
preten-ionE. Mr.. Adams MrH".co was a spirited
and effective impersDnaiOu AID proved his value
US u Naunte1 addition to the strakOsch troupe
'Mignon" will be given this evening, with Mis-
Kellogg rs fHlld, Miss Cary as Federico, aud Miss
Lancaster as MgRcR.
National Republican., 1878-12-31
Reception Shoes aud slippers,
at ". L. -lraHburICrs 5pi-3'S seventh street.
Revising tho Code ior Local Government.

Revising tlC tpue Tor Local. Government.
District Attorney \. q. Riddle, e.q., yesterday
forwarded T. the District Cummis iJncGs, q druil
OF additional laws or G!CCEdmcnts {" laws con.
ltInplGUa ly section |! Of the act Of Congress Of
June llih, IS5S, and necessary for the Harmonious
working nf Il,o ,ystom OF government adopted by
that act, anil "lur ihe cfcctuM and proper govern.
mcnt Of tho District Of columbia" lie states the
ill nc'ulcs twelve titles, AND the cmdeuyOr las
Lurn to consolidate and c0dlfy all that ic of value
uithr pu,ir general Law. which relate 10 nunirI.
pal rvgIlaiirr. an 10 sulgcSt apP-pprRtc anlcui-
mru;, ;hrriu w!irn VIII 'upp.y npparr1t defects.
firm the TU~Crt thnusand or more ra-cs Of the
laws n il'v now exit In various forms and place
to ,"rIiEus ul los than - rgg"s nmd brings the
whole Nl'l,r the eye AMI within the easy gasp Ui
tpugr... and 9il!. It IS believed enable . ual T.
vuMmiNuv' NI;I the least labor 10 themselves u
dpa. Win tEr ,ulinct incl iglnt%. 4 gTNN"r and
lGuLe impuunUf nlt 70 the -bv"rmcat UNd people
Il Il, District lr,u hardly uU Submitted h1 IL rpr-
sIdefu'ipn. IT, c.'r'Ul.s: IN submitting tlI.,
hi'l Ia y"uL :. lttrrl o. 10 may %" found q ne,
wish to cN,gtHs my appreciation utthc very great
and ncr 'Iu',s -Uryitps u my assistant. Nr. I'd
w0ri thaNn usvrs'Il whrsC work Il is. consider
INK fhr -hurlu,-s "f the tine since received vUUl
directions aUd tive iTnnS,.N'ii'y II DOING wutC OF
lnl URTt thru o. gNutHt work gracral ,urrN eirI
venture To huIC tuat viii meet Your appreciation
and trust ii viii receive the early consideration q
the r"mmi'igr whp have charge Of the Interests q
,hg nNuIrL'
National Republican., 1878-12-31
I'll. Nov po,Icc Ambulance.

McssrS. Mcpcnou Brothers, the wcll.knOwn
c"ach.makcrs, have just completed the new nIr.
huHrce for the police department, and II wa put
into sI,ylcc yesterday. The vehicle Is perfect IN
every respect, and made after the pattern Of the
army ambulance lGtvmtc u this firm and then
spld to tho United states Uoycrnmcnt II l. large
and substantially made with soatS on both sides,
which can lie turned into he'd aul large space
mOinl" a, many " fifteen persons aHd run Just MS
cHSily hen lightly lod"rh o. when weighed down.
This Improvement arises from the rlbbers con
ncctcl With the spriuSS Tic lrJul wheels are low,
and the ambulance Cdm Turn easily within IT,
length. Taken as u wlu,r II !. u hHndsnnc piece
Of Nvrlman,hip, and reflects credit upon the sal
Of the mascr The Lr'r.ity for a hospital wagnl
has lUug hCcn f.lt In this city and doubtless It VII
not be long cfuTG IT, services brought into re-
! UuigitiuIl.
National Republican., 1878-12-31
lIOMl. AFFAIRS.
fIII NOiI

--AII Of li'' rv'rl ing NV NrAr's viii be Iaul,
lishvi in tn.in"u"". = N'r"NN, htrn,'AN. An.
houmCCIuCuls iWlrrr!cd f." iHIr Il- .lOUId lr 'enl
In rs curly "a possible.
Il dead r"l"Tod clid wuS Grud vest, rdly or
trTuEu I'i lhC HlirN l"'r''U lih" lsiaud q, 'IUir
and y 'lgrr, smd vermont 1Ncnu" amt Twelfth
street
In ."rurq". h.fs ,r"o oir payment. are ,J'' de-.
frne,l Nr,uidug ~ UINrr. pIShrhuuid. mshi"u,'d
iB rcnu,v srrub.Arv {" tIlc 'i''p!'d lu'rr I"-.ts
euiIrhl
--pr C,lGla, rur,.. ,n.. ..Lur.r The rl.c NJ the
knife. IL" '.''e"'. .l" igHiG''. by lt.n HI"'h"i
known ""'y hy hn's' t. uh'" ~ IIirt,rurI.
street UuIlhWesL NurUI" no lr!.
Tho C",r "r ir'urk I""1Nr,. 'ho,fyI win
Blayhcm ~ hl,Ug The luu.nh Ol P.,r NrNamwa.
causing death va, called So 'Ly Police tour yr,-
ter,iRy uid continued uh''l n"A' -"lU.ay.
-NC,trnlry n't,iH.oiI iWuIuCu su4rlS ~ . Unr h,t
box nom lady uU tn: c,Incr uI -r.ruIl, ,l..ur
and rcuNyi,Hnis GNru1c aul iradelhr.' o.. "r"
through an Gt'y "h 'H' '"''ih SIDE "I U'c aNrr'r'
The k!uhrr-a ten 'y.'rIa rr"rri"ni!y cypinil
aud demonstrated lIrr iuriuIC dUd rN.lris"> i,l
KiudcrpIucu Han o." 2lul 'rrrl. I'll. arc u""u
al Two "'rlucs. hy No. rri Mo- i"''".S.
va, rnil ,,l.l ~ 'h,' Police ,pUur y,.'rt .u, Cl
Iieluug-i Nouh o. a'~r'.y G,u u.r oaU'..vr"
Mrs. ". I. Mos .l. .uah''"le.'',. 80 joe 1.H l,,1 .
day,
Crow, r.. 49,. 70. %. ,a ',hr IN o. irIoy ~,
be tlr ,r,..-.,. "r ,u OF l.lu rjl ru.r.. nnt .,
unions lr. "u..a t,.- ''-.gn..t.l hd- '.'.. g..
famous.
Waite E.n.... Ne :.oI..r .r rhs T. .n,
Court lt..n..'.. .'r' .'r.' .. Oh t'.. ..--'' r'.'
assault ,u 90 .,..- D.a u..,I -.an..l.- ,
GCugCruWI- g.. F..h -. ... .u.. Ir aaEl
hhCudS ha,it uiHdr yGbl.-
MIR William Van !. ...... y ..u. .,... Do
age fell uu ill.,, ,rra ul. .NIusgC-D ,,HgI.'u.r -.
tcTday nlmIug. uluu, t,rDu pu, T. I'D Lr"a,
hih hip l,Il,. Ne $50. .g4..l,!n.h I..., .G i0
Lsl.,tl ..u '' '.a .. D.',.' lg t.. e. hNu.
--Allhu...' .'l. .r. ~ u, Ia, .u,rI O.. 'r
Ift~ l,.vEl e a.. ..Nr. ..lH r,'1l. Sr.i...IuF
ihrrrwI, .,l., nrn r., r.... ...r,'i ,.:l...
snd'uvuls {" ug.A g IL" u.m' .a'.:-. Na
few Of the uuu' H.lgs .t.N .. Nn, j. O.. Of. 't.,
received g".I ,1, A,ug., aud a, i,,,e. .. p.l.
"OlI in M w,! ,....d.
"A lncrlu. nr ugtu.r.- u I1Nlrr ..,I.,, gt
held 1a,I rlrr.Ut IA ur n ,rl l..'iA IDIH. n
10 lit pu.inrC % "ppu......., u r.lml... u,r ID.
sll,r IN. pI.iru0l IT hriuD..- T,lh,. ul vi .,
INrrpu IT, N,Iu I've taI"e Of WAC, " n. U,Il i
The dircg'nh acWu town 'N.' me 'mN0 r'
sppnIm,ch NIl. meet at an r.ny d'.''ah wa..
report,
- lag, urunlrr vi Ir,.nuS Gu.hv'rl 90 y
aiOp T,l,. t.,rn ,tI,rt IgsI ui4h' amt ",u, .'i !
pe.lnnnaur, oI the innghJIie iRrc. NE Ia
ElOl" TIE east Included M,s'r-. J. H. PUnp \
IA shat rrtts GeDggC pAclp lrJnk IhnmWOu ~
Misses Amy Ihip and Cara T. llcud all Oi Who
scnulttcd lirnlsc,, g. CrUuhlv, At the con Ia ,i'
Of The play lhc floor was Cleurod, aud the 'nt
people spent Il lev hours very usreraO'!
dancing
National Republican., 1878-12-31
A Pleasant nir,h'iay entertainment.

Mi, .llic RrUricms twg!llh birthday was rcc-
brA,cd lat evening at her vel ence No 1918 Ninth
street northwest The l,arlogs were overlnwmg with
her young nicul +, und game were INDUCED in.
much to the du,l,;ht Of the young people. The
s.cue pru~entcd W. one whlch viii long be re
nirInl errl by lhp,c Nhr wcrc fortunate enough To-
hc Invited. Deputy Marshal and Mrs. Hcnrdcm
hpl"Frcd only 4" live to rrnN" Young people and
The supl,cr uhC vas under the supervision Of
NuiauUs lluhcrI whore cn'ni- on this occasion
outdld any ding whir, lac har ever attempted b.
fore. II wUVh We a'mu.t iuIW,...hie t. m"nliCn
the narac> ng all the IWI-"I, Who took part IN the
! lraUvilic-, hGt below few ~" given. frpi.s ,nr
Mr.. and MIR. r.rscurl, Ipua ami Laura IIurlaW
/ Nriliu.Aul MAY rink". Nunir ,ulRyu', E,la Fort
| Matte Lemon. Drra Si,sru,. NaiiGn II4l, JOsiC
! Kelly ul HN, in.rc. 3nd the Mls..> r"Su5i and
. Benton: ala Master, ruiiir rnuuyRr. Willie Rear
den Wilt l..rcry. Frank lIr'l Go0.ae Sny,lr. nu'
! Willie kcty, uI Baltimore.
National Republican., 1878-12-31
samuel Emery. IT,, admitted to Unn.

The hearing OF the "'b,n' cnri"s il, the case oi
-arnn,@ l,ncty j.. r"nar'jrl 10 iai on the charge
urLnilug l,a... -, Cu.Hh, lat Cni,Iuas day, wa
,.rt.uucd yc-tcr,lay. lu,'c" Myir Mir2 con
nu,h 10 nIs residence ',y init pImlru. a. n.. I,.
,Iur,i { ui,.i.Ilst,Cc tuttlu. Ncir1 l'.s cue.
Dl-lis Attorney NCuz sajd that lie ~ ,ul.
s'IaI.. 'D 'ny lIm the 'a-v, - m"d" "ul hl tie
lr.tul ~ uy hat tNnnul"d was not Que ~ u,ur.
de-. Nnilr Il Wt- II L.ir,h." mirn,s, hr did not
linus .ust the huil fhguti Uu rglail.
III, ll.u.r liked tic .Im ul s''UL. N"'sr.. sn.u
vel i.ulrE, .ra I-'nJ-r; T. t.H.l..rh- HrI Nlt,s
D.r Wr ,r ',r 90, i,ud- 'u,'rl, uuu the p.utg "'!.
irgs ,lu-r,l AUrr retiring up'u lh: chamber Mr
Iannl. IT, VII, coululIulI by u.u! vt hU
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rl.r,.rt. u % 10. irt ''G l,I.' guhd Uuy Nl iai. T.
dnd au lu.i p-,.lui atn'",t hmI. uc"u@s lhs ea,S
7 "A. al, a..,.,.,. "a 'SUiug
National Republican., 1878-12-31
The Wni.r .nrrIy OF Capllnl mIll.

The ,ub committee uu water supply vt the com.
wi'cc Of the hundrcd, app .Iuiyd 10 look NHcr the
iuiu'c ,s uT l:g.t Washington, held q meeting ct
MrCaUlry'- Hall ar; evening. 1T. Mgkha. GcmcTAl
II9vcy Mt Lnnn0n. aGh ulhcr, were prc.cGt. Mr..
E.rmdu suggested four plans, more or les cNpcn.
sivC. hy wh.rh 4 better water supply c"nli he re-
CU-i to l.a.t Warrington. OnC Is to run q thirty.
is inch main dhCsi.y nUm iluc reservoirs to tic
'ailuI wuhoWt ;aIhls alnug the l!m". Il /, hold
tlai by ll.is plan large supply uI ""'vT would be
obtained Gur frunan- AMI u;ltr WTO>,s Gbuul
The capitol building as WC'l A. irr re i'rnCus Cu>
oi the tgH'n. The only h.Ir nf Lhtuiu!wE iUIvl
il, ih, way E,rus in 10 that 'uuru>s may under
lUE" tho wu,k in "I,vr to Obtain byUvt water ,dP
Tl, iyrtur ttpitnt.
huu,n"r pan Is to top the lorge main crossing
Rock Cr,ek and IuG -IDRl cf main, without tap
r.G:. GLcri,y {" ,nIujp, l'Il. NuDhrr YGgg",ti.D
= - rui main hDln tie NfisH n'uia pu u..aChu
sCt, aNCUUr To sl iy CEpil.i Ili..- lihuuI uTUiT
| IaE II u supply the iuw lands . south Washing
| ton .s Is the ta-S VITA lie ,N'-i.ug HGiu. lhl
| last l!au l. Ia run pilr lr-n' ~" .tnnlliIe {.
| tal.t,l llii NilluW upputg ~ Ihg way, III" scN
| cIlt pAi. were di-Cu.H,i nj lc4gth.
| hr Mrklm, MIR. LgrIIuI Amd Dr.. r0Ti Wcie up
| painted Il sgh u..Iurn.,, . Uh'.:u data anu duli
IvpJl suggesting plan ul TcIi,f, tu Gv .GhlI.lc,
| - lhr general "DmL,itvy IT IT. next uevuhs.