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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

"a LIB y ANUKIA W ATER COMPANY
a dividend OF TWO DOLLARS por share
will b. paid 10 tha stockholders ut tho cfice ot
the co :npahy, No - Prince stree. On and after
Thur.day. the 18Th Instant
my 1887 L. ID, FiNDALL, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

ECeE SALE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15

WAN STAN STKATINA, for mending ali
Y kinds Of broken articles s:so Ksy's Coag.
aline and Harris Cement
NH 81 u. STA BLkR q co.
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Justice Dufty. in the Yorkylle Police Court
yesterday issued warrant Tor the arrest Of Nicholas
sheridan OF the Central Park Police The complainant
is Frank Maserson. a hArknAn, who was near the
scholastic ate nt FIN avenue ana Fi nVth street. on
sunday the sih INST sheridan ordered HIM away. ana
Mastcisun responded that he was going SHERIDAN
slrnng for him. nnd Int him heavy blow ON the eNe
with hls club Nastersou WAs knockrd down. ana has
been confined the house with his injuries W to ycster
day lie sui showed the marks OF Tie blow.
Policeman Patrick Rdcy attempted to arrest william
Haley for dsordcry conduct AZ Foriycghth street and
First avenue on Sunday evening Haley knocked the
policeman down. wrcuche' his club awni ana heat HIM
sevvrr, over tho head Rlcl cuug tn him unul Police.
man Mccarthy arrived. kilry showed a pair of black
ewes aud head iu tr NarkviNe Police Court yes
terlHy Haley was committed
Isaac H. Bailey OF l6l West Twcu', ,fourh street sni
Gabriel worihingtou of l47 West Twenty fourth street
were discu.snl coal bil the evening ot Nav 81,
when Pa,romin Nman NJ the 1mrueh street police or.
dcrpd them To move o" As they dl not separate I'M
mrdatel. Nulan arrested them fhoy were discharged
hy the magistrate thrn nune IN lhr J'n'rsun Mgfkri
Court the me- st muruns Yesterday theN made nhdHNit
as TO ther Illegal arrest ~ the Police Central pihce
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ron THE woRLDs cHAMpIoNsHIp.
The Pedestrinn Coniest-Weston Ahead. with
Brown Close TO his Heels.

LONDON, June l6.-The international pcdes-
TRAN contest for tho running and walking
championship Of the world began at Agricul-
tural Hall at 1905 A. NJ. -Four competitors only
siarted-Blowcr Brown. Weston, Ennis. and
Harding. Rowell. after posting his 6100 do
cided to forfeit his stake and tho belt. II is
claimed that he has sore heel. but many think
that he feared defeat. In sporting vernacular
the tip" is that Ennis is to win the belt. in
order that Rowel can cross tho ocean to COM
poto for 1t again next September in tho United
States, whore pedestrian contests have proved II
better financial investment than here. The
withdrawal OF IIazael and Rowel has robbed
the contest OF much OF it's interest. The winner
Is to receive the belt. Gi00 and half the gate
money. while the others will reccivo share Of
the profits. provided they cover $50 miles
Brown has ted from the start with Weston
second. and Ennis third. At r. NJ the score
stood: Brown 50; Weston 81; Ennis. 10;
Harding. 65 Wcston was going very strongly,
nnd offers OF three to one against him were tho
best to be had. Ennis was walking we'll.
LONDON. June 17.-Whilc on the track yester-
day Ennis was seized with cramp i'm the
stomach, and may be- considered Ms having re-
tired. The affair Is now virtually match be-
tween Brown and Weston us Harding WIS on
tho track for only half an hour during the night,
and is looking very queer. At 3 o'clock this
morning the score stood: Weston. 1877 miles
and 81 laps; Brown. 1876 miles and ca lnps (;
Harding. 80 miles and Ennis. 10 miles. i laps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17
FITfL OMISSION
nnnEiIng that Gives an Alleged WIFE slayer
New Lease Of Life.

OswEGo June lG.-Thc case OF Greenfield,
the alleged wifo slayer. ended IN complete
fasco in the special Oyer and Terminer con-
ycnod in Syracuse to-day. 10 try him tho third
time for that crime. The regular and special
panels Of jurors to the number OF 1910. were
present. nnd Judge Murray inquired whether
the people were ready to proceed.
Ev- District Attorney Lamora, who was In
charge Of tho peoples case admitted that it
could not be shown that tho remititur from the
Cour, of Appeals had been filed, nnd that no
order had been cntrrod making the Judgment
ol tie Court of Appeals that Of the Supreme
Court and further, TINT the, papers in tho ease
had not been He'd in OnOnddga County, as dl-
rooted in the order changing the venue
Judge Murray said II would not DO 10 proceed
tho case not being properly in Onondagn County.
oven wera 1t in tho supreme Court at all Then
hn adjourned tho court without day.
Tho peOplp's counsel were crcstiRlcn.
thora hring no l00phOe for es'apo from the
consequences ~ their hungling. and they nre
to-nirht the gibo Of the bar in Oswcgo md on
ondaga County 1t il believed holo that the
court Apnnsrs at Syracuse will have tohe footed
10y that county. for the reason that the cnse was
not properly thcre. and that there was nothing
ON which tho officers could legally proceed 10
Il rus "a
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Asking to Have Divorce set Aside.

Col. William McEviy has applied 10 the Now
Jersey Court Of Chanccry set aside decree OF abso
lutte divorce recently granted to his wife. Mary II Me-
ENiy by Chancellor Runyon cot McEyily hiei no
swer to his wic's petition. AMI made no defence. ON
Friday las, Chancellor Hunyon granted 10 Mr Thomas
Henry of Newark the counsel for Col McEvily order
t. show cause why the divorce should not he aside
The cass was before Chancellor Van Welt m New
ark Yesterday Ah Anttylt wa submitted rom Cot Nc
IIly 90 which H. aNcIrcd tat hr hud intended To- mako
Audience usHust thr petition tur divorce. hnd supposed
he had ample time uuiI lt wls informed 10y y safe
senator Nulo 10 EAur his Sow Nufh counsel thrt lis
time Co answer had cNurr1. Col MciNtN also H,cfr-d
among other iuHs thai hc i prepared o. show thH' s
wife cHmuiitct adultery with one Thomas S.. n'rd. ihHt
She va, never bona uic resident W NcW icrrV, aud
that hs wife nud "ctrtu other parties u her interest
have couenrrr and cnnuivtd with certain dsrcpntih'e
Icr-1us obtain divorce tor the rtuuuurr Hgau tho
defendant aud rnt such icr>n hf cn'cuVorrd IN get
poncnt do act that VIII hc nfrtrNt u obtain.
inF divorce lie wishes 10 be allowed 10 answer, or
dcmur 90 hIs wiics suit
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FALSELY PRETENDING.
Republicans Tested ns 10 the Use Of the A rmy
nsn Police Force at the Polls.


WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Republicans
OF the House committed great political blun-
der to-day. When the Army Appropriation
bill was recently passed In the House all but n
dozen OF the Republican members voted for the
sixth section. which provided that none of the
money appropriated should be used to pay for
subsistence. equipment, transp sportation. or pay
OF officers or men. 10 he used rs u police force
TO keep the peace at the polls at elections in the
States. I'm discussing this section DE Golycr
Garfield said, IN reply To an inquiry made 10y
Mr.. Williams OF Wisconsin. that IN hls opinion
there never was u law upon the statute books
which authorized the President TO use the army
ny police force NJ the polls. and that such law
SHOULD not exist In time OF peace.
Mr.. Springer wus determined to test tho pro-
fessions OF the Republicans who voted Tor tho
Army hill. Ie consequently moved the adOp-
under suspension OF the rules:
WioIs The presence VI troops at The polls IL contrary
70 ne spirit Of our iutiutuns and the traditions Of
prn lc aud tends TO destroy the freedom Of elections
bring To or employ Al any tiacc where general or
ctu clcc uon l. beinr held IN state any part Of the
army navy uf the United states police force
ftcp thc peace at the polls
The bill is simply AN Affirmative enactment
Of the provision on the Appropriation bill.
which tho Republicans so heartily supported
Under the rules Of the House debate was not in
order and a vote of two-thirds WAS necessary
TO pass tho bill. The vote was-yeas lOS. nays
s2-not the necessary two-thrds in the ma
voted for the bill The Democrats are de-
lighted TO have cxposedthc false prctrnsions Of
the radical lenders thut they do not want bayo-
nets 10 guard ballot boxes.
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cipal supporter aficrwnrd offered 10 tnko 10
2 10 large amounts, hut could obtain no better
OFF, than 900 to 500. After signing articles.
linnlnn won't into trimming under the care of
John Bright aud his Canadian trainer. Hrnslny.
Elliott. who had been IN training for sono time,
changed his style OF rowing. ndopting thut OF
1 lunlan. He also ndnptcd the Slide seat. nnd
and swivel rOwiOcks placed on the outriggcrs OF
his hont
LONDON. juno 17-After tho raco Hnnhn. ac-
compnhird 10y Coz. shaw md several Canadian
supporters. returned To New nsile. where he
was cordially welcomed Ivy n large concoursc
~ people. In "sponso to rcprted cnlls of
the largo crowd, llanlan appeared Mt
tho. window Of the Newcastle Chronicle on ~
md thunkcd The people very warmly for their
Kindness. H. hi.hly c0mplimcnt"d Elliott for
his invarlahle courtrsv. Col. Shnw asn nd
dressed the crowi. Both were loudly checrrl.
In the evening. nt n concert In Newcastle
Town Hail. n splendid diamond ring was pre-
scented To lIlnlnn on hnhnlf ~ n number uf
ladies and gentlemen of Newcastle Ilanlun,
who WIS received with chccrs. said h. hud that
day encountered ono OF the best scullcrs he
ever met
Elliott said he was satisfied thnt no mnn in
England could beat Hanlan. lie tEluoiu would
row any man In the world. barring llanlan. for
C2OO a sidp.
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REPLYING TO 4 VETO.
The Pamphlet TINT the BrookIyn AIdernen
Ordered Printed In the Minutes

Ex-Chief Engineer Julius W. Adams OF
Brookyn sent 10 the Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday
ply to Mayor Howes Of the proposed franchise
the Kings County Elevated Railroad. Mr. Adams
Chairman Of the Executive Committee Flins OF the
Rapid Transit Commission appointed by MAYOR Howell
His reached the Board In pamphlet Of
teen pages. printed tinted paper. MIR Adams SAYS
that the object OF the advisers Of the Mayor to be
to drive the Kings County company Of the field As
To the haNurs rOn that cent car
rcd by rapid transit road would not be great
the city % exact Mr. Adams goes into calculation.
ba~d n comparison the New York elevated rail-
roads showing that the city would thus derive nearly
twice the proHt the rnad that would fail 10 tho
share OF those who had embarked their capital init
The Aldermen tired u the clerks reading o the pam.
phlet AMI Alderman Pery moved TO have the reading
suspended, and MS doenns nj nrinis IA ts .',lS
rfOductions OF czcns II that was 10 hc the rule. no
wanted immen-, pile " rcmou strauces Of property
owners against the elevated railroad puutci also
Alderman stewart said that he mi ht have had peu.
unn signed hy thousand names asAing the Aldermen
20 override the Mayor veto
The Board voted to PRINT The text az the rcmonsrauco
without the names and o print all of Mt Adams, rcpy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17
PJiILIP MINITILTS DEATH.
The Queer Ways Of Mrs. nOnovnn's Lodzer
who Iyns Found Dead In his Room.


Philip Alexander Minitili, a young Italian
Of good birth and education who was employed
on the French journal. the NeSSdg9' Franco
American. for eighteen years was found dead
In bed at his lodging house. 70 Elizabeth street
Yesterday morning under circumstances that
seemed to somo Of the neighbors to point 20
suicide. H. rented two small rooms In the top
story from Mrs. Donovan. with whom he had
been tenant for fourteen years He was last
seen alive early on Friday evening, going 10 his
rooms As he did not mako his reappearance'
Mrs. Donovan's housekoeper went to b ls rooms
10 nsrertain If he was there. Tho outer door
was locked. Oflrers Droderlck and Adams
subsequently, broke into the rooms ana lpuhd
Mmitli stretched on u bed IN the lolt oyer ms
rooms. His Appearance lEdlcatrd thul ne lhi
benn dead for several days. There was blood
on the floor from the bed. ,,.,-
Mrs. DOnoyan'S daughter sald mat very lltue
was known about Minitii In tho iuurteen
years that he Ind lived there not more than
three persons over called tn SEQ hlmi Ialhrr
Mora Of the cathedral having hrdrd tlW ne
was from the same part OF ltlly rs hlise;l J.,
called to see him, hut lie was out. He regularly
received three letters every yenr Ihry an liad
tie pos'mark Palermo LAY ana axe irSm ,yar. ms
from his sister. lie WAS very courteous hut
rarely spoke unless addressed. He hHd very
liule to say about himself lie cooked ms own
meals. living on y vegetarian Diet In ms
rooms was found Il good sized library ol
Italian anl American books .ThcrA wore
also rifles md TcNOlyers ut different pOt-
terms II was his custom every Fourth
81 July 10 hoist the American ilag
from u flagstaff which he had erected out on ms
windowInnd to explode his muskrtry IN honor
Of the day. lie usually pald llS rfhl lhuhlhly
i'm advance. Int fdlnd to do SO this MOUTH.
At the NfySnge' FrddcO- american once u
was suid TINT Ninitili WIS worry rcononlcal, hl.
il cSst KIM oniy 81 a week To live. What he did
with his money 40 one Knew.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
IIAYES'S VETO EXPECTED.
REPUBLICANS AM THE SUPPLEMEN-
tai JUDICI1L NIL.

Permitting the War aud Navy Departments
90 Incur Liabilities In Gases OF Neccs-
hty-Then Voting Against the BIi Entire.
WASHINGTON, June 16-Mr. Dawes deliv-
cred long and dreary speech in tho Senate
to-day In opposition to the bill making appro-
printions for judicial expenses Of the Govern-
ment. 1t was only natural that he should
undertake 10 defend the system OF ndministra-
tion by which jurcs are packed for political
oppression and TO charge that n bill which un-
dertakes to correct this evil was Introducing
politics into the jury box. There was no special
reason why Democratic Senators should make
any roply to Mr.. Dawes and his associates but
several Of them did. Mr. Hill entered into
an argument in which he explained how Fed
eral juries had been packed In his own State to
accomplish political results. Mr.. Conkling con-
tended that 1t WIS unconstitutional TO vest tho
appointment OF the Commissioner to draw
jurors in the Federal Judge. hu, this objection
wns promptly refuted. and while Mr.. Conkling
suggested that other means might be devised
to check judicial abuses or errors he did not
indicate nor formulate the legislation necessary
to reach the evil. Senator Morgan made n long
speech Ia support Of the legislation embraced in
the bill. IN which h. strongly presented the gross
abuses which occurred in the prnctire Of the Fed-
eral courts and their officials In Alabama. The
cases cited by him were most extraordinary.
MIR. Carpenter made II brief speech. in which
he strongly insisted thnt the whole system of
the United StHtrs courts was wrong and ought
70 be reformed. District Attorneys. instead ot
being paid 10y sulnrics. wer1 brihed TO convict
10y having their foes made TO depend on con-
vlcton. In cnses Of murder there WIS no modo
OF reviewing an unjust sentence. Strangely
enough the Republican Senators. instead of as
smiling the parts of the bill which deny appro-
priations to carry out the election law. have
made their chief attacks upon the legislation
adopted to repeal the jurors test oath and
secure impartial iurira thus showing the do
sire TO terroriz" the South by prOstituting tho
machinery Of the Federal courts.
The only important amendment made TO the
bill was offered hy the Committee. II permits
The law 10 stand which gives the War and Navy
Departments the uow,r 10 Incur liabilities in
cHsrs ol necessity. The bill us reported pro-
hibited any officer from in"urring liabilities
whore no appropriation has been made. Not
withstanding this amendment. the Republicans
all voted against the bill on iis final pas-ngo.
and i is generally ngreed that Hayes will veto
II. There was nothing excited about the pro-
c.cdincs to-day, There is an mir NJ nrguor
about the chamber. and nearly everybody ia
praying to get away. The bill hong amended.
goes back 10 the House for concurrence.
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Visiting Mrs. smith and Hsnnett.

Mrs Jennie h. Smith ana Covert D. Bcnnoit
were visited in id yesterday by Miss Aiee Il Hobh'hs.
who is connected with the stan Of the Chicago Iieroc0"
Miss Iolbius who - staying temporarily m this city
with Miss Emma AhbotL ehprossed an anxious de
sire to 500 Mrs smith and accompanied ~ Pr Roc 'nc
,.itri tir iui In the presence 0 DEPUTY Ahcun frcl
sIe teikl tnr Over hal m hour win Mrs Smith. aud
ihru called flI u trw ini.utcs nj B"nurtts crli
There are threc distinct funds tar the h'nrnl o. me
pri,.ncrS in H.. Ricc's hanis one consists ~ tlul'
ron Miss Abbott another o $50 collected ~ MS VIC
Buic Of LnA,rtr and the third comprises The general
Contributions obtained rom other sources If Ahol'
nd ~ reserved ior Mrs smith She Is destitute oi sea
son.ble clothing and her wardrobe Is 20 be- nt aieN
rep'ril-hrd The hard aud nnrfnw cot u!a. sho no"
us.s ls " be exchanged iOr = comfortable bed.
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CHASING 1HE mRoNG MaM.


Constablcs John Fanning and Christopher
stanton o Iubok,u obtained warrant ON Friday night
from Justice strong for the arrest of John Meyers on
charge of passing counterfeit MONEY They went To -
Garden street Hohohrn. whore they were Informed
Mcycrs lived. Henry Frinkenhon. who was boarding In
the hnu~ was nuu,. from see ay the rin.ing oi the
door tell nui drr-srg ns,lt hA-tly. hc went down
STARS huldiu, caudlc IN las hand on opening the
door ANA seeing tine officers hr thuu-ht they were
burglars, and BEGAN tn quake With ttrur TrN lTh'N y
tug that his cuuduct the result Of conscious luL
conc lucd that hr W., Ne Ncrs ait ATTEMPTED io arrest
linn Fraukcuhnf throw down ms rautlc Hri rushed
down the stscp. pursued iN the rnustHh's IHy soon
oNtrtnok INN. and an uii-riminHio scuilr tu.u'i, t
which the officers the darkness struck each other ami
Frankruhon several tunes Al last they uyci powered
trankruhon and carried Inn 90 TIE Jdsults office,
where they discovered their mistake. police oNcer
who witnessed the hght insisted on taxing the enure
IAIlN No ruAce MenluuArlrIs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17
HURRICINE AND NAIL
Terrible and DestructIv- Storm In Dutehess
and Columbia Counties

poUGHKEEPsIE, June ia terrific hurr-
caue and hail storm passed over northern
putchcss and southern Columbia counties be-
twrcn II and ~ o'clock last night. The light
ming and thunder were appalling. S-eyT o.
uprooted. fences destroyed. and one or fwo
houses were unroofed. Tho hail stones were
ns Mrg. hs hickory nuts. and hundreds of pnnes
~ glass In farm houses were brukrn. At Ger
maDtown nearly every panH 81 glass In the
Lutheran church was broken. thickrus wrrc
Killed. and live stock in pastures suffered
sew rely. IL Is said that a schooner WAS cup.
sized hy ;hn wind b tween q rmautuWn and
Saugcrtirs Lighthouse and the CDptain drown
ed tut no confirmation of the rumOr has lrtn
received. Tho storm WAS siN miles ia width.
and pissed straight from west 20 east All tho
fruit I'm It's truck was destroyed-plums. cher
rios. peaches. and strawberries. At C"rinOnt,
ColunLla Counly. %. damnse was eAtenslyo
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NoRTH ADAMS Mass. Juno 16.-This place
has been visited by heavy reshe and the damage is
variously estimated at from SlO1OO to Sl5OUlO Dam.
acs hy the dood In outlying districts hourly otcd
the highways ON the outskirts ol the town arc badly
dina.rd East Hro0klyn brooklyn. and EHrlt streets
are rcslcred imrRs~hc and the nr.t two are beds oi
rnsiug torrents James prtus dam At Adams was swept
away last night No danHse j. reported spuih 9l Adams
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17

DEADwooD, D. r., June l6.--SiE bodies have
so far been recovered AZ Buffalo Gap those OF Davis the
south.bound freishter three unknown men who accom-
panied him. and Oliver Rhodes aud Frank Reed The
bodies Of Mrs. Moore, Mrs Rhodes and her three ch
drcn are stll missing Montgomery Brothers and
n Clarks outfits were loaded with 1000 pounds OF gen
crnl merchandise. The entire irewht outht Is total
wreck. The water rose rapidly, and no chance was
offered for escape. Nothing known o the disaster
nj Buffalo Gap station mile distant until o'clock the
iollowing morning which was too late tO render any
assstance, The water In Beaver creek has subsided
and men are at work clearing away the debris, win
hopes nj saving of the freight, but At Ia scattered
for miles. aud progress ls slow
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The FAN River spinner. strike.

FALL RIVER, Juno 1G. There is little to be ro-
ported regarding the spinncrs tonight In the print
cloth mill, notices of intention to quit work Al the eH
prpnn M ton days have been generally giVon to day,
though IN several WS number oi slun. refused 20
give uouce believing that the action o She Union on sat
miay nishi wns WRONG an imuluous several cases
reported spluuVrs NFhdraNlug nnnrrs previously
gwen la the wide cloth mills notices nave not loru
given 80 promptly A visit tn them late his after
uuun however shows that all the suncrs AZ lo'A,set
Ms and tuufttcn oi the sixteen spihneis ~ Crescent
j ! n y "
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vu,,.m Crook. Desperation.

william Crook. n shirt manufactured 1856
Nassau street BrooFn. attempted to shoot himself last
evening IN a house at Canal and Chrysue streets The
inmates the house tried to get possession Of the revo
yer and during the srrele shots fred through
ms hand In The Edudle street pohce station whtr ne
was placed IN cell tor thc night he seized ssecnckiR
uisto and messing IL 20 ms temple, snapped u twice he
ufr il could hc taken from him lie begged Sergeant
Granger to load the pistol and allow HIM 20 shoot himself
lie said all tile members Of MS RMy except ms hohtr
have hcen dead long time. She dlcd lew weeks ago
Ius frens him, ad he Determined 20 squAnder
his money ia dissip paugi and then tAko his lilo
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Several thousand Paterson workinRmen and
factory operatives attended icrc at the Passac FALL
yesterday raise money pay for starting the Paterson
Lil Slntrd several OF the ms closed, In spite
Of the fact that notices posted In of them that
the hands who Quilted WORK to attend the picnic would
be discharged fhr csuviues consisted of games. isnc.
tug and speeches These ware preceded ly procession
thruush tho principal sfr rts with workmsucu's Ran.
ucr,. aui a Nag raising IN iront OF the JAec o the
. UItrf
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monra,ns Of Money Prohibited.

WAsHINGToS, Juno l6-Mr Sanford Dem.
AAl introduced TODAY u the House bill prohibiting the
hoarine of money Zoo the Treasury. aud pro, ng that
n money not required shall Dee used Tor the ua'mcnt o
outstanding Uuicd states tonls II also proabit any
increase Of the interest bearing debt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17
rnund ncnd ON .he slaeYxnln.

Frank McGuiro. n cOmpostor, was found dead
on the sidewalk IN front OF Chamberlain Hotel n Rah.
way \ J. ON SUNDAY morring lns skul was fractured.
lie was intoxicated on Saturday night anl when le
started tn bed he get into the wrong room in the
thri story. It's supposed thai he sat IN the cIon win
DOW. NM. IOlmR DO sNrn. lNI ont
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WASHINGTON. June 1G.-E,even members Of
the Elco uon Committee report that tho w1 October
elections We're legal and that the sitting members
entitled 90 thCir scAts Mr. Surn-et takes the ground
,hat neither ~ October nor the November election was
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A 1907 yard foot raco for 1850 side. tho best
three in nye in front nj the Knickcrbocker Cot
taec at Cnncv Is1ud yesterday between K"cnan of
CnultA and Isalls Mat traca VA. referee. Kecnln
won m iii zee straight heats L. H. AND IN secondS