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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17

Those who battle in salt water should
put plugs of cotton in their ears, if they
don't wish to run the risk OF becoming
deaf. Mr.. Samuel Sexton, surgeon-in-
chief to the New York Ear Dispensary,
in recent communication to the Medi-
cal Record, estimates that a thousand
people of New York city are sent to
their physicians to be treated for ear
diseases every year, whose trouble has
arisen from getting water in their ears
while bathing, or from catching cold at
such times by exposure or neglect.
1t appears from the doctors researches
that salt water is peculiarly irritating to
the delicate structure of the inner ear.
Very cold water, of the freshest kind,
may, however, be equity harmful.
Surf-bathers are especially exposed to
such injuries, since breaker may strike
them on the side of the head and drive
The water into the ear; the same result
may ensue if the bather gets a sudden
mouthful from an unexpected wave, the
water then being forced through from
the mouth to the inner ear.
Man, the doctor thinks, is not natur.
ally amphibious. Animals fitted fol-
aquatic life are provided with various ar
engagements for keeping the water out;
seals, for instance, have movable me m
brane in the ear, which closes and shuts
out fluid; the muscles of the water.
shrew are competent to shut the ear.
passages.
People who are blessed with very
small openings to their ears run the leas
risk in bathing. A man should neve,
dive, says the doctor, if he wishes to pre-
serve his hearing.
When in the surf, he should take tn
wave on his chest or back, CLOSING hi
mouth and nostrils;" though how ma
can close his nostrils the doctor does nc
state. But the pledget of cotton for tn
ears is essential, and every bather shout
be provided with it. Tribune.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17
Death I'm n Tempest.

About thirteen persons were killed
and fully twenty-five more OF less hurt,
near Pittsburgh, Pa, during a recent
heavy storm. The greatest destruction
of life was at the Sharpsburg German
Lutheran church picnic in Ross Grove.
A large number were present, including
the pastor of the church, the Rev.
Charles Waltz, and his family. All
were enjoying the day to their utmost
when the storm suddenly swept through
the grove, uprooting trees, some forty
or fifty being torn up. The rain fell in
torrents, and the lightning was so vivid
that many of the party were almost
blinded. In an instant, without warn
ing, seven of this number, who but n
few moments before we're full of life,
we're ushered into eternity. A number
sought shelter from the storm in a COW
cred grocery wagon owned by Mr.. Con-
rad Reithmiller, the horses having been
detached. The wagon stood by large
sugar tree, probably three feet in dia-
meter, two feet from the roots. They
had no sooner than got safely within the
wagon than the storm broke over it with
renewed fury. A thunderbolt struck
the tree, splitting it, and the hurricane
assisted in breaking it off at the roots.
1t fell with terrific crash on the wagon,
smashing it to pieces. and killing almost
instantly seven persons inside, and bad
" injuring the others. At the same
time several other large trees were
Frustrated, falling upon children, who
we're not quick enough to escape from
under them
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17
Foreign News.

George Gessler, the ascending county
treasurer of Canton, Ohio, was arrested AZ
Hamilton, Ont, ON 3 charge OF bringing stolen
goods into the country He is charged with
embezzling over 100000, half OF which lac
brought to London, Ont, and deposited IN
local banks.
The Greek ministry have resigned in conse-
auence of objection by the premier to some
promotions made by the minister OF war.
The Americans in Paris celebrated the
Fourth by grand concert and picnic.
The only boat race ever gained by an Ameri-
can crew in England has been won by a crew
from Columbia College, New York city, in the
series OF international matches. at Henley, on
the Thames Two crews OF four men each
from America entered in these races-the
Columbus and Sho-wae- e-mettes. OF Detroit,
Michigan. The races occupied two days, ana
on the first day the trial heats were won by
both American crews. In the single-scull race
Lee, the American was defeated by an accident
after he had as good as won the race. On the
second day the Columbia crew defeated their
opponents, the HEREFORD crew, who we're COM
pietely exhausted by their efforts to keep up
with the tremendous pace OF the Americans,
| the boat of the Englishmen running into
bank and their bow oarsman fainting. The
next race was won by the English crew the
| Americans from Detroit contested the race for
about a mile but were compelled to stop on &C
count Of the sickness OF one OF their number.
Thirty persons were killed by an explosion in
petroleum factory at Lyons, France.
A fire at Mandate, India, destroyed 400
| houses.
England and Turkey have signed conven-
ton, by which England agrees to resist further
encroachment on the part of Russia in Asiatic
Turkey, and in return the sultan transfers the
island OF Cyprus to England on condition that
she restores the island in case Russia gives up
all claim to Batoum, Kars and Arabian, in Asia
Minor. Sir Garnet Wolseley has been appoint
ed governor Of Cyprus.
The Berlin correspondent Of the London
Times telegraphs that he learns from perfectly
Trustworthy sources that in st. Petersburg,
and still more in Moscow great indignation ii
felt at the results of the congress. Russian
diplomatists in general and the plenipotenti
aries at Berlin in particular are spoken OF with
contempt They do nothing, the people say
but make CONCESSIONS land are ready to accep'
any humiliation to gain the appreciation Of
Europe.
Out of twenty-five supplementary elections
held in France for Deputies to the French AS
sembly, seventeen districts returned Republi
cans.
Prince Milan has issued proclamation de
claring the independence OF Servia, which wa
secured by the treaty of San Stefano and rati
fed by the European congress.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17

George (who has just engaged himself
to the girl of his heart) breaks the happy
news to his friend Jack (who has been
married some time). Jack-"Ah, well, my
dear fellow, marriage is the bett thing
in the long run, and I can assure you
that after year or two man gets used
to it, and feels just as jolly as if he'd
never married at all.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17
R.uemher This.

That when Won buy a can Of Dooley's Yeast
pouaer Won take no chances, for IL Is warrant
ca absolutely pure, full strength, and full
weight, and il cannot fail, IL properly used 10
produce the most positive and satisfactory 70
suits; not only In biscuits, roll, mufhns and
fancy cakes, but in all kinds OF batter griddle
cakes As well.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17

Cramps and pains in the stomach or bowels,
or in any part OF the body. no matter how
severe or what the cause, can be relieved by
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment used internally
and externally
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17

More than twenty years ago we had chills
and fever, and the recollection Of il makes us
shake even now. But this disease no longer
torrifes us. Parsons Purgatiye Pills are a
gure Dreventiva
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17

For upwards Of thirty years Mira WINsLONs
SOOTHING sYRUPhA been used for children
with never-fAiling success. II ooIects Acldity
OF the stomach, relieves wind colo, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diArrhma,
whether arising from teething or other causes.
An old and well-tried remedy. Is cts. bottle.
Accidents will happen, and it is best to be
always prepared for them. Sufferers from
Cuts, Burns, sealds, Wounds, Bruises and
Sprains, viii find immediate relief in the use
Of Grace's sAlve which also cures old Sores,
Felons, Corns, Ulcers, &c.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17
POetical, but no Postage.
WV "V e VDU'H5Us
A letter was received at the New York
post-office recently, addressed.

post-office recently, addressed.
Swift as the lsaping leopard,
Light as the floating cork,
Speed this to VIM. Sheppard,
Nyack, State of New York.
The writer paid so much attention to
his rhyme that he forgot to pay his post
age, and the letter, instead of speeding
to MIR. Sheppard, went to the dead letter
Office.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17

During the twelve months ended June g,
1878, the issues Of ordinary postage stamps ~
the post ofice department amounted 10 sls,,-
46s els, As against els, ISL sos for the preoed-
ing year. The issues OF newspaper stamps IN
creased from q, 900 COS to 81, 09S, s45, and me
issues Of stamped envelopes and wrappers DO
creased from s4,6l6, $50 TO si.605,1It. Inc -
sues OF postal cards increased from about l70,-
600 900 In number 10 900. O6S, 200. The total
amount Of increase In the issues for sale 10 the
public was 81, s75, i6s or ~ per cent, as com
pared with the previous year.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17

There are 5000 papers in North and
South America. The number in the
whole world is %, 200.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17

Tho Greatest Discovery OF the Age is DR.
Fobiss celebrated Venetian Linimsnt 30 years before
the public and warranted to DiAhea, Dysenteryf
Ooo and spasms taken internally; and Group Chronic
Rheumatism, Sore Threats. Outs, Bruises, Old Sores
and Pains in the Limbs Back. and Guest externally
Il has never failed. No family will e-er be without
after once giving IL fair trial Price, 40 cents. DIR
TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE EMINENT, in Pint
Bottles at One Dollar warranted superior to any
other or NO PAY, for the Of Collie, Outs Bruises
Old Sores sto. Sold BY all Druggists Depot-IO Park
Plaoe New York
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17

Such names as DR.. o. W. Holmes, Washing
ton Irving, and Ex-President Van Buren,, have
borne testimony TO the efficacy Of Whitcomb's
Asthma Remedy, which is for sale by Druggists.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-07-17

A large number of army officers have been
retired from active duty on account of disabi.-
ity incident to the service.
The aggregate Of appropriations made by
the last Congress is 1877, 2O3 933.77, as follows
Military academy, $2S2, 1906 Notifications,
$275,000; consular and diplomatic, $1,076, 1876;
navy, $14, Isl, 603.70; post-ofice, $685. 256, 1878
pension, $29, 371, 574 Indian, 81, 721 ,275.5O ;
army, $25, $50, 1856. o.; legislative, executive,
and judicial $15, 428, 8Sl sundry civil, $24,-
75O, 1OO.56; river and harbor, $780,, 900.
The public printer, the secretary Of the SEN
ate, and the clerk Of the House Of Representa-
tives are now engaged in an examination of
the property recently purchased under law of
Congress. consisting Of $4,000 bound volumes
of the Congressional Globe 10000 unbound
volumes Of the same, $4,000 metal plates and
$4,000 composition plates for printing the Con-
gresstonal Globe, the two-story, fre-proof build
ing, and the copyright for the complete work,
Congress appropriated 100000 for the pur-
] chase Of this property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

revoked the licenses Of s. G.. Cults OF No. 162 Pierre
pont-st, and Michael Graham, OF No. 206 Richardst.
A special committee of the Board OF Alder
men Will hear arguments this evening in reference to ex
tending the rapid transit road Atlantic-ave to the
South Ferry.
The New-YOrk State WOmen's Suffrage AS
social on yesterday adopted resolution asking the
Legislature allow the right OF municipal suffrage 10 all
tax-paying women.
The investigation of fire which did small
damage in the store Murray Brothers, No 267 Bridge
paper, shavings and wood, had been set on hre.
+. A. johnson was charged, yesterday, with
obtaining small OF money from the friends OF his
employer j. NJ. Hopper, an undertaken, of Court aud
Joralemon sts by representing that Mr. Hopper was ont
Of town and that the money was needed for his wie'
Johnson WAS held for the Grand jury.
Margaret Dyer of No. 217i2 Fnrman-st,
arrested last night for drunkenness At her house
the police found her daughter Carrie thirteen saf-
fcIng from commissions. The mother while ntoxicateC'
jumped the child aud beat her severely, lnnletng
serious internal injuries.
William Magce, of New-Lots, delegate to
the Republican General Committee, recently reported
against admitting william Watson, n lawyer, as mem
Der of the New-Lots Republican Association. On We'd
ncsiay evening Mr. Watson attacked Mr. Mace In front
Of the Howard House, and struck him in tie face wat
son was arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
Trr4r2lEvT OF COLoPfD MEN.

The American Foreign Auti-Slaycry Society
mot Yesterday the R,v. Hcnry Highland Garnet pre-
siding and adopted resolutions ia TcrgId 10 the Hon.
peujalum T. Wad,, which were IN embodiment Of an
editorial m TIlE Tribune of March t. on the h'c and
,cryiecs Of the late Senator. committee vas mp
poipted 10 arrange Tor public meeting OF respect to
Mr MGdc's memory.
The secreiry = H. Sco'tron read tie correspondence
between the so.c, and secretary Of sac Lvars IN
ferard 10 tho exclusion ;.uI Brazil Of colorcd Amer
rgu ctzG THIS arose out II ire feet that 100 o." olcd
-bciers engaged To work on ~" Madeira ana NHhpfa
KtiIfoad u IaZil were discharged when ibc contac-
Tors learned that law al Brazil '-.sci ln So .o-
Idtc under penalty Of fine and ulrl~OuIrCt, the and
ING by any captain OF any free CCiurcd usJ ~ Bra
tau r0it. Tic We're 10 have s.l!cd O., the ll'
lifted Nef.0uOlis. secretary Iy.it's rtpy WIS To ne
f1c that "a, no complaint Lao hccI maue either 10y lfc
rrftctos az d charged abofcrs and titaiy TIE
uscrt N4,d bet wceD his country and azil, tie
Ter country vas !rcc to DO as snc pleased Ia regulating
her own laW-.
Aficr discussion CT this subject the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
OBITUARY..
DEATH OF WILLIAM WALSH.

Action OF IHE TAMNANY GENERAL COMMITTEE
The meeting OF tic Tammany General Com
ittcc last to discuss the Excise aud other local
questions was suddenly terminated. Henry L. Clinton
had only just cicd the committee to order. wnrn A.
scn,b.ynan Thomas /. Grady announced the sudden
death lc-s than On hour before, II cXCouuty Clerk WI
Lam Walsh Nr Wui.h was a member Of The Central
Committee au! intimately np To nearly all pcs nt
II a. death uurSrrci D. aui tht r"ilmiitr -rtmct
i,,fr, -.,d ~ Tie sIddcLEtss of H. D+ymiiyiran
Grad. p,ououuccd few words 81 Cu.ui1 and a conDnt-
.r nj five. con siing ~ Mr. Grady, "am n. Quincy.
Drlus Quinn james g. Silence, AID Memo Dicirudor
,,s ,p1;.d Ia Il, Ic,oui |n. of rcsurci Tie Gem
cial Conn., tcc resolved tc attend flc funeral IN bonv
and Ia adjourned wthG&; tfansactnS the business Tor
William Wa.b VINO has taken an active. part In
local potc. .or q number OF yr1i' and MIA N'lions
IN ii.l. llis Lca.tn was very poor dnrna The pnst
month on SUNDAY Ec vas alb" 10 a'trud mass. Slurc
yesterday bat able O. ~ IN hi- chair ~ WArh hr sud
d.lly dicd about o'clock hat cyennP. "p,rirAn' e..
the heart 10 lived 1t so. II ohY,rNi. IA ne f0Ir'h
ward aud leaves 4 wife and large idmy "i thti DE-
rcci,d tia, the funcral VIII take pHoc on sunday.
M Walsh born ~ TIE county 81 Limerick, Ireland
y-9- three wear. uf age lie became interested IN ward
poIcs ana elected to the Assembly from the I'D
srrymg in lSGoTGI he was president OF the
Board of Aldermen N 1862 -. FOr several years
Tell slnri Of &c work \. a candidate for State Senator
he was defeated hy benjamin Wood. He then ran for
discontinue. II 1867 Lc was candidate for County
Clerk against Charles l.. L0rW, william G. Conner and
MI !laggcty. NJ. Lpcw successful IN the contest
I'm 20 he a, IL. Gated n his own district an oppo-i-
lion candidate Tor The Assembly. He was 1T tins Time
au open enemy al tlliiam VI. IWccl, whom lie
called tc faih Of lals " IL Iammauy Han meet
ny. Previously De- mad been Oh friendly terms win
Tweed. In 1913 lac defeated jacob W. Patterson Tor
County Ccrk. In lo7i he was made .acn,m OF TAN
many Hall ana hcld the ui'rG until $50 when lc
shared thc detection represented by John MoTisscy,
nh went with he latter INTO H." aHIahuaNy move
mont. lis term a. Connty clerk expired January J.,
fffr 10 . .- iN,lg i.f,,.
Shin by Tamman, Hal. aud was appointed Assessor at
H.. lrnin OF CAntnlM ". L. MIIoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08

He was indicted with u
for the purchase of the site for thc9ders WHO U.vs
House, and under 90 800 bonds to Solhy ,
Patrick Meehan being his bOndsman ". or o u,"i
months McPhips has been borrowing money iasn
his friends and his disappearance has caused consd.
cradle excitement IL estimated that he has borrowed
in this way 81, 900 to $4,000.
William Nitschke, young man employed at No. 81
FultOnst disappeared at o'clock Thursday afternoon
February %. The night he called upon brother
residing in Philadelphia, but started to return at 10
o'clock at night Tor this city. He twenty years
OF age and OF good reputation.
Edward Workman, a clerk In the Office OF the North
German Lloyd Steamship Line, and residing fifthladd
Bl0Omfeld-sts Hoo0ken was reported missing yes.
terday. His mother stated last evening that her son
visited young lady friend Jersey City Heights
Tuesday evening aud stayed late that he unable
get home that night. The next day he went to the
office and his mother made inquiries, which started the
rumor that he had disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
AMERICAN LEAD ASSOCIATION.

ST.. LOUIS Mo-, March IA largely at
,rlei meeting Of lead miners and dealers held here
,I evening and American Pig Lead Association
o-,uiled with ,bc following officers:
Tycsi6cni-J. Wynal Jones, oi New-fork.
I;cc prcsidpnis-O II. Picker OF Joplin, No. II. T.
Dlow Of ST. LOUIS aii1 Joseph Selignan, Of HewYork.
Serrciqfy and IredsHtg-JOu H. Taylor, OF Carthage,
Mo. - a.
Trecptre Conmuiec-IIcury T. Blow. OF 81. Louis !;
TnOmas X Hannah. or Kansas CITY G. T. Holden, ana
g. billing. salt Lake city; q. W. Ch1duUuin, 81.
Louis; o. H. Picker, Joplin, and Firnan Desloge.
The association formed for the purpose Of pre-
venting further decline in the prices Of lead and for
raising the prices II possible. Fully twOtrds OF the
lead mines OF the country were represented. bylaws
and n rousltuton were adopted, ana two hours were
uent IN discussing questions affecting the lead interests
az the country Another meeting Will he held tOnOr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
POLITICAL STRIFE IN QUEBEC.

QUEBEC March 7.-Un the opening OF the
House this afternoon large and excited crowd rushed
70 the galleries. which were soon packed. Tie speaker
cxp,rleuccd some difficulty in restoring order.
In reply e. Mr. LorauScr Mr.. Bachand SAID Nj. Jolly
had been iniri,ed with the formation OF Cabinet and
expected 10 complete the undertaking tomorrow
Tho Hon. Mr. Anglers, late Attorney General
moved an adjournment. MI Lynch, III an
amendment moved series Of resolutions
settu forth the attachment of the House Ia the Cons
tution and renewed confidence III the DebOucherviiie
Government; and asking tie appointment Of select
committee 70 draft address to the Loutenaut-GOy
error founded on the resolutions.
n waits raised a point Of order, and warm debate
followed on dismissal of the Ministry and the
sr.ttlonaity OF Nj. Lynchs amendment The amend
mont Was finally carried. Yeas, 20 nIys, 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
THE LATEST WESTERN DEFAUL1ER.

A gentleman recently from ST. LOUIS, re-
ports HAT j. Frederick Thornton, thc dcaulilng clerk
Of the Circuit Cout of that city. has been placed IN
luna:c asylum by his friends. and il Is feared that he l.
affected with softenng of the BRAN. THIS Gcntienan
SAYS Of Thornton: Gc j. young man 81 tie most pro-
uouuccd fvpc OF Western Dsmocrlcy. he Was orm, y
connected wit. the Mutual LATE Insurance tumi any ,dud
was elected circuit clerk, in $50 for term Of six yeats
Pending appeals il. several important ease. -
large amount Of trust money was committed
to his charge and it il feared that his deficiency Wt
amount to fully 100000 Thornton has lea .a-t ne
since his election 10 oiNrc lie is nephew ~ Colonel
Thornton. WHO lEtc r-any years aEo a. 81 L'll'
for the murder OF Mr.. Char ,s~. hNk officer, vhn
was Shot down in cold blood be entering htShou-c
Colonel Thornton claimed Justification % o." 3c; tt
CharleSs had followed him wherever he SOUGHT CO. pny
ncnt Wi letters giving tho particulars a. FORMER C
honest transaction FOR which De had amply ?t1utd Al
J. Frederick 1horn;on's bond only for 10000, and lis
relatives VoOT. The aracr part of c ni>arpic
pr.atcd funds VIII Doe q dead i0.-."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
Broadsts and Exchange place. and many OF the oceS
are occupied by brokers.
HOW tn PREVENT BARS AND SHOALS.

HOW 10 IkEN EN- DAM AM '0iiC-A'"7.
Henry F. Knapp, c. f.. read paper before
the Poytechnic Association last evening on the suee
OF harbor and delta bars. Mr. Knapp advanced al
entirely new line OF treatment, ando support MS heos
quoted from the most eminent engineers OF inc WORTH
The force which caused the bar and shoa formation NJ
the month OF rivers and also the shoals formed IN almost
all parts of the sea- was the peculiar wave action OF me
sea To remedy TINS II proposed 10 interfere WIN
wave action bv placing barrier across the mouth VI
river or harbof, the outside OF It's par III urn
OF wafer say fifty sixty feot, ana Ha'!ne
n height of from twenty To thirty icet apoVc uie
bottom its apex shall be submerged from twenty 10
thirty feet according the depth of wafer dcsiIcd Over
the bar Thus. its only use would be- 10 destroy lne
niidnr-n mower of the waves The proposition I" urn
the sea into the African desert was alandonc uur me
nlea thar the water would be shallow aud eVapoTae
o fast that great sickness would follow rms theory
the lecturer claimed groundlcss. as the wave ac9n
of The water would dig out the bottom To cOhsacfaoe
depth. 81, ,o.o,-o,,
DR. shepard and Mcssls Sutton Nash. isoOseFcl',
Prtchard ana Others gave an expression OF tIr Ntms
uIon the proposed method and while some agreed Win
The lecturer others opposed the theory OF waVcpoWoi'
Mr.. Sutton said that ridiculous theory OF inc M,N'
mower had been presented few weeks ago. py pfopos
ing 10 apply ii to The propulsion OF an ocean Nessei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-08
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

Al the meeting Of the Kings County Super
vors Yesterday, tic special committee upon the Co
House ventilation scheme made report, oxoncrat us
pupcrs i.or, Coates and Currdn from all completely or
participation in tho alleged corruption. The committee
believed however Nat Barney Nahon received $500 for
The irusucc 81 these two Supervisors, ana hct recon-
mruGcd that the testimony should be transmitted 70 the
District Attorney order that MahOn mi De indicted
The report adopted.
S!ucr Touccy ADDRESSED the Supervisors CcHcuA' Ing
RAYMOND street Jan Disgrace 10 civilization. He
sid That IL would corrupt prisoners FAY rotr iu1a ihc
crimes which they had been guilty, ana recommended
the building Of new ltil where ire prisoners "ouii
have ueufy Of ilht and air good ventilation. Tho
matter OF eroGnga wing TO the present jan was inIci-
p,fcly uOstvOued.