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Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
BATTLE BETWEEN TWO Stall
LIONS.
A Terrible EncOunter On . Farn
Near Fried ensburg-The Result.

A Terrible Encounter On . Farn
Near edensburg-The Result.
Two stations, one . four year old
Gold Dust breed; called "Gold King,
and q three year old called "Schuylkil
Chief" kept on the farm Of Aarol
Maskell, near Friedensburg, were re
Gently taken out Of the stable for water
and exercise. "Gold King" behaved
badly, and when "Chief' approached
his rage knew no bounds. He broks
the bride by which he was led and
rushed upon "Chief." The man who
had "Chief'' in charge dropped the
halter and ran away to place Of safe
ty. The stations we're now both free
and eager for fight. Rearing on their
hind feet, the horses came together with
terrific force, and the shock made both
recOil on their launches.
Hostilities were resumed almost in
stantly, and then followed such strik-
ing and biting and kicking as was new
err done before by equines. The cry of
we lHlufltleu dHiludIS Coulh DD ho@i"
mile off, and az the combatents be-
came weaker their rage seemed to in
crease. Maskell and Krietzer saw that
it was utterly useless to attempt to
separate the animals without assistance,
80 the latter was dispatched for help to
neighboring farms. In less than half
an hour nearly fifty men and boys had
assembled around the barn-yard where
the horses still fought viciously. Vari-
Gus means of separating them were pro
posed, but rs each plan was tried it
proved failure. In the meantime the
horses fought on without paying the
slightest attention to the excited spec
tato,s. At last some one suggested
that two assos be made and enc thrown
on the neck of each horse.
This was thought to be- a good idea,
and il WAS acted upon immediately.
After the lassos were made, no one
knew how to throw them from dis
lance, and for some time to come no one
could be found brave enough TO ap.
proach the vicious horses. At last,
Maskell and q man named Glover took
the lassos and approached the horses.
Glover succeeded in throwing his moose
around Gold Kings neck at the first
attempt, but Maskell made three casts
before he got his lasso over "Chiefs"
head. A dozen ready hands then
yrasped the ropes, aud the horses were
drawn apart. They both struggled VIC
lently and uttered the most savage
cries; but the tightening of the ropes
soon choked them down and they were
hobbled and taken into their respec-
tvs stables.
Both animals were covered with cuts
and bruises, and Gold Kings forelegs
are so badly injured that it is feared he
will never entirely recover. The Chiefs
injuries although severe, are not likely
to cause permanent injury. After be-
ing taken 10 their stalls bOth animals
continued to utter furious cries for sew
eral hours. Strange to say neither OF
the animals have taken food or water
since. The combat DOES not seem to
improve Gold Kings disposition y par
ticle, and yesterday he would not allow
anyone to enter his stall. A Reading
surgeon was sent for, aud ar
irving yesterday took charge of the
hor re. -'rottsville Journal.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

in the grand rally of business gener
ally in the past few weeks, no branch
perhaps has been more active thar
that of the merchant tailoring. One
tailor has received orders for twenty
nine suits this week, among which
were $45, $50 and an $S5 suits, two
OF this number being Wedding suits. ThiI
tailor acting on the hypothesis, that
one branch ot business well attended
to is b7tter than many badly managed,
has arisen from q small beninning to
an extensive business, was known at
one time as tailor and agent for Phil
adelghia firm, at another time for two
years as foreman cutter of the leading
esta blishmen. at the time of Whining
ton, and left that establishment in q
fonris hing condition, and commenced
in an humble way to establish the
Model Tailor store Of Wilmington, the
success Of this enterprise has been un-
precedented. Give him call AT 233
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Terrible Hains ia Spain.

A despatch from Madrid, Spain, says
There have been heavy rains through
out the entire country. At Malaga
waterspont uprooted trees and injured
many persons. At Vera, in Algeria.
the river OVERLOOKED and flooded
the mines, throwing fifteen hun
dred men out of work. Twenty
one persons were drowned. Thirty
houses and 100000 pesetos of ore was
carried away. At Cueyac several lines
were lost and one house was destroyed.
Marauders are taking advantage of
these events to depredate on property.
The Saragossa and Barcelona railway is
submerged for distance Of sixteen
kilometres.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

SaviIle Building; Large School; Three
Teachers; $500 for Is weeks instruc-
ton; Mechanical Drawing; Cheapest in
the city. $500 for 10 weeks. Large
class in Spanish. . "A fine Gymnasium
free to the pupils every night. ALI the
English branches taught; Opens at 7
O'Clock, closes at $50. Fine Penwor.s.
'Pay when it suits you" We do what
We promise. JAMES Fl. CRABB.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Wiiml3gtOa Academy ''Siivcr
yJaInls,

Beginning with Monday, Prof. Crabb
intends as an incentive to study, to pre-
sent to the pupil that stands No. in
his school during ono month to be
worp by that pupil, a silver medal. At
the end Of next month the medal is re-
turned to the Principal and given to
the one also standing the highest for
that month and so on throughout the
year. The lucky one for this month
will be announced on Monday. There
will be some hard work done as this
medal will DO the forerunrer Of the
"go,d medal" to be presented at the
end of the year, June Goth 1880. Mr..
Crabb has now under his instruction
over 1876 students, day and night. 1t
Ia n fine school.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Not that Charlie.

We would inform our readers tina.
the Charlie Smith spoken of in the po,
lice report of the REru8McANa few days
ago, is not the Charley y. Smith, who
carries on the barbering business at
No, 3 East Third street, and that he
can still be- found at his post of duty
ready to shaye the boards and cut the
hair of the most fastidious of Whining
tonians. The name of Smith seems to
be always getting its owner into trou-
Ila
, 1879-06-19
THAT ARSON CASE.

MIS-. Qu1NN'B MATRIMONIAL ExlKRiENCE6.
The preliminary examination In the May1ood
arson case, in which Mrs. Catherine Quinn ia
cbGrgcd with cousplring to burn her residcnce
to dcfraud tic Insurance companies, was rc.
sumoi before Justice Wllaon yesterday morning
William Henry saamb1c, the second husband
OF Mrs. Quinn. wns frat called. 1fo was eu,-
p1oycd at jackson, Mich, and had known the
defendant since 1850. He became hsr husband In
1861, anu knew her reputation to be good, md her
character for yefac!ty and integrity to he above
rcproacl. She was very liberal woman, md lo
did not helteve she would BE- guilty ot the charge
Mrs. Quinn at MaYwood, as'd, about year ogo,
nc called 10 SEQ HIN and paid l,ls board, which
amounted to SO at the time. Mrs. 9. pointed
out to h!u several defects about tile house,
witness. feeling q general Interest III her vel
fare, admrc,l her home and made aomo Bug-
gestlous for isa Improvement. When aho was
h. ws s,t ss i'ys sr e 0gs 5 tns nHs yed T e.
about tusnty yoars. lie lived In Jackson when
he separated from her, Which was In 1878. 1io
had never heard ,an1ono say anYthnE;
against her, md md Il hG .,t bad ho .,,,;',u. Woa'a
His separation from Mrs. Quinn was at her ia.
stance. She drove him out Ut the house,. antl
got a divorce from him. She was angry With him
at the time US to sono OF his procec1fngs which
to 20, and he went. f1o Ind mot her once or
| twice year since their separation. She Ind
| married twice afnco she separated from him,
but in mceting her ho h9d neytr mot tue per.
married woman. AMI he knew that sho9 was not
| guilty Of the charge against her. lie Toultl
| sooner havo seen her dead than guilty OF nrsop,
and, had IL not been fur her bcf,K led to believe
| lug with her.
| 1t Ibis 1uncturo motion for continuance
, 1879-06-19
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Robert Kelley WIS given year In the Pcnl-
rcntiary yesterday for burglartztng All Wings
Chinese 'at,udry.
"Dr." l'almcr's application for writ Of
hahcaa corpus was denied yosteutay BY Judge
Booth, md he was remantlctl to jail, tho Court
also refusing to reduce tic ball.
Thomas Shannon, The emotional. shooter, who
indulQcd III 50 much promtscupus revolver prac-
tIce at Randolph street bridge a couple OF
months ago, has been ticketcd through to ElGin.
As previously announced, he was examiacti BY
Drs Brewer and Lyman, and these medical c1-
ports found dun.n!stakabts evidence TINT Shannon
ID insane. lie has been In two asyluRls, and ls
SUBJECT to tiss Of au op!lcptie character. Morc-
over, he cntertatnB Tho iaen tint tho soiita
OF some Of his departed friends tnhanit
hts stomach. Ths may possibly account for
mako tiicm feel 1t home. In view of the Medf-
tal Testimony, It VIM nAeless for tho 9tate's AZ
iorrey to ask d conviction on criminal charge.
Shant,on was Tried on ono Of the Indictments,
tho Jury {o,ind him insane, and the Court made
order for bis confinement until curcd. As Ito
has already heeu discharged trunl two asylutns.
it viii probably be but little ThIlo bo1pre he
ID ngan iree. nt,d other interesting ahoosings
mny bn looked for.
, 1879-06-19
MATRIMONIAL.

Mr.. William j. Reynolds and Miss AdellA
Allen, daughter Of NJ. ]. B. Allen, were mar-
tled by the Rev. E. o. Goodwin, at the residence
OF Atr. Thomas Courtney, No. 463 Carroll
avenue, last evening", Tho paslors we're dccorat-
ed With flowers, and among the witnesses were
tho following: Mr. and Mrs. Courtney, Miss
julia Courtney, Mr., and Mrs. ]. 3. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. y. Ii. Lambcrson, Miss josie Lxmber-
sou, atr, and Mrs. g. O.. Phillips Mr.. ahd afrs.
". III. s,hntou, Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. Lo Roy Ben
nett A. Dwight, Mrs. ". u. Dwight,
Mrs. John Hunter, Mrs Louise hunter.
Mra. Mary Lawrence, DR.. and Mrs.
T. D. Williams, n. A. True, Mrs. True, Mrs
Akst'e7. Charles ?. Akesles. ". j. Wells, Mrs.
Deanc. Miss Nctt!o Dcane, William Deane,
Miss Clara D!eklpson, Mr.. and Mrs. =. s; Lu-
sas ars ID ia IL Ftzbaeh n,es afahs@ MiS ass
void, nnd Miss Gt1swold.
There were many very beautiful presents:
Silver bu:tcr-kuife, Frank ord Lewie; boquet-
NorIdeth's Poems, Mr. and Nh. Frank GU
bclaon; Get Of mats, Cousin aiolie; napkins
and tahlo-coths. Mrs. T. n. Akerlayi perfumery,
Lawrence; Egyptian urn, Mr.. uni! Mrs- ]. Z.
Bennett; silyef knives aud lorke, Y. J. Deani
vases, Mrs. D. ]: True md Mrs: drahami silver
water. pitcher, ". J.. Wel's, II; A. T5'ls. and
",I stre .Inaent Williams: syer cake.knife.
Ine nr4 and Mrs' r b, Williams; silver sugar.
.nnon' Mrs' Eliza Hunter: silver teaspoons,
r%M nerann: - stjyer bnttcrdsh, Charles Lti; silver
nt,rsI. .|,.h Mra1 flrswnd: canary-bird. Miss
nc,ic Warner. .4''' 1892
TTe ronrratu1attons wera followed by refresh.
KS. ,o.mn,1a. lila se,aih,e ncnnfa. want 10
III. hnr,n NJ NJ. IN Pam,inn stIcnt. w
'3Ae" A''"' ~ ~, 10 1.s nn,-sv o'"
l. ,-..-u. .na"a-fu!lAA' ,,
ing Of Miss Sarah pol!ak. uaushter q Joseph
pollak, Justice OF the feacc, UNI NJ. !ules
| Haas, OF tile arm o. Bamoeraer, H!um q GO.
, 1879-06-19

characters 10 ne Guy, any eomps.nts ol t; snf
oEs nature arc GGlsW contsntMliy nsae ~ leo
hcatlaaaftets festefahy. M nsaa!, taosv iV.s "e.'
aeyerhi, an;l ono' u!anKcl aso" fo.t .,',erns'
lna.. etnintca Wno9 sh',alal ol tp'e.so, nr. ~.
wlct. l1aa nccn avet l!tla ny meI w." h..,1' 'oarnn;
Tire strangots u MN fnr Wv y, n,s .,. ~ ti,a
sswtn,,tats a 'as ,...ts, ~ tr old familiar
,rsy hy IN accomncs whom they met near
the post f1Gcc. For This W. II. Weeks and +. W.
iienncssrv. Two Industrious members OF the
rcntrv. wrrr r,,ti tn BIZ the police, but, a.
nsliai #, nearly every Instance of late, ttcv wero
not tu mon, md were not identified Of course.
Then they wcra booked for va0rancY, anA to-
div they will be discharged, for they wcro not
nrfcstei legally, 1t 10 impossible to suppose Tint
,lIs polIcs do nat know who beat the Fort
WaYne man. for That IL commonly known 10 tic
strects; and II Ia equally Impossible to suppose
tjlnt the police intend 10 ALLOW such trtckaters
to reap fortunes simply because Delno:ratlc
Administration Is running tho municipal Inn
chiuc,
iIcnnatsey, ono of the prisoners. !s wcll
k,ovf, as a skilliul professional. and WAS last
, 1879-06-19

meu,s yesterday atnountcl to 81, 900.
Tbo c,.c NJ ,.utdke. chorrcL viii, running an
.aa' ~ 49,, 49,, s;5s w.. saa an,,tr
i''cit stu on ,ie Notsa s'oS, tas peen s'at'n
ued before Commissioner Hogne Until next
TUESDAY,
n.. ,.,...,,, xu,n,,. .,,.to+. .a,.. too,ea
1ne 'ass'p.sl.'eu"0 iees'Ptn r., uese4u"t 11oseo
up $20,46a VI thls amount $25, la was lor INK
paid apirts, $3, 3S8 for tobacco md cigars, $353
n,-,-~., ~, ',..... a..
Judge bl9ogett ,aI Mil ueYota tho E1eatss pos,
ton OF tc day ID steusns 70 1ne arseus ~ ~
eonnse! On Es 1aouo"s ioi ~" ttia.s sa ~ ~. .1
cases 81 Holae',, ntegG, a'ia iot o. smau-ltY
oilenuefs WHO thlhk Lucy ha7ens oeen 11eate"
kindly
Caps. Burke walked into the Collectors otIico
Yesterday. obtained his euyrr 1,,rual for heroic
, 1879-06-19


Lieut. Col: Hatch, OF the Fourth Cavalry. In
command at Santa Fe, has returned from visit
to Fort Sill and reports to military headquarters
regarding the treatment Of the Chcyennos In
remoylng their Agency to lite e1trculs corner OF
their reservation Oh tho Washita RlTar. This is
to bp done GU the Recommendation OF Indian.
Agent Haworth, who, Col. Hatch charges, has
private reasona tor tthe chunge,,ana Ch1of-C(erk
aalpiu, Of the 1udlan Bureau. who is supposedly
fgnoraut OF the faft4. Col. Hutch charactcrtzes
thts coostantlY changing policy OF the Indian
Department ~ rui4ous to the Indians in their
struggles after civilization. Ae calls attention
TO- the fact that the rcd mcn eta
d pastoral and not an agricultural
peope. He complains that nu steps
bnvu been taken towards Inducing them TO rasso
atock, but, OH tho contrary, tile policy has been
10 drive them together on snail tracts aud In
comparatively crowded reservations.
Aconferenca was held June ., At which there
wera present Lieut.. Col. Hstcll 4nI LIEUT. shoe-
airy; Lieut.. Lossitesa sixtcentn Infantry; aild
two representative: Comauche Chiefs, Horse
buck aud Tahluau.ta. Horseback. III the COURSE
OF a long interview, said:
from Tho Waahita 10 this place, and they wera
was to be tAe!s bome. Now We hear talk about
our going back to Wash!ta, and the Comuncl,cs
have good msny places broken up ana with
good fences. The 1and Is soft aud we'll cultivnt-
Cd. and We have somc houses. II we 60 back
| 10 Washta we must commence our Turns all
oys ND ma a mere oT fes fg %s sotS ~ e
| Of the river. II no 20 theru with our families
urd cattio We will he cloao TO the WtchEtas, ouI
cattla will get mixed, nnd sonao killed. .Thtl
will LEAD to constant trouble octwean our tr10as.
| Some OF the Kiuwas nnd Apaches have gons
| there xntl fhrrn haX been trouble. tllcft hugs
, 1879-06-19

louehby, Hill Il Co.'s storea there. fao sup
posed that enough OF the strikers would volun-
tcct to Distribute them.
Mcssrs. Htrcrtor, Morgan. nr,1 O'Connor rcro
appointed committee to draw mp A statement
or The facts for publication III the Furin Of
hantlbIt,. Other natneb wcru suggested, but
there seemed IL l,e nm almost ltnuntsols wish
to escape tlc dubious honor, anil Sott1cthu was
book. .
II wns announced that tho Committee having
tho matter In charge had arranged for holding
tnectEnR in Mccormick Hall TN the usntilsiE or
woi,d speak On the Eight Hour Inv.
4 rcso1ution WAS adoptcd elaractorlzlng VIII
loughbY, Hill Il TO. us t'nnlust alnl unscrupu-
lous" for "taknE advantage of tho 1lccessltfca
Of their employees, nj! "rcdrcnr Their wages
inE TINT men who would net thus 10 employees
would do likewtsc 10 customers. y
THIS was ndoptcd, mud The Council adjourned.
, 1879-06-19

arrest mas uadc yesterday l,a was sitting In an
upper room, rMrncd with farKe re7o'Ycr, nisl
dofyInE any ono ito n,oleat hlnl. Tie follow 10
wears ago hc whs arrested Tor stealing trunk
from ,Rc Commerrat Itote!, M,i,! was sent to
Joliet penttcntlary for ttlrco years.
Minor arrests; Frank and Catherine nolen,
nssaulttng Aueatte' Jorson;, 4, AnEast l;asa,
fits wife sophla; E.A. TraskM 1T r!ot on compliant u,
whis attempting TO collect tie !, rsnt; r.;
Catherine and John Murphy, malicious m!sshel
ltsett for sot,la time past In The rear Of No: l4o
Dremer s!reet oecs.o he owner, a, u, tis, ,a,
Of No. 1l5 Arnola st5esf 'osfssa "fo POI ene, sg!
ppIitciitY; with ths nototions Thomas Smith in
burglhrtxlng thc. lightnlng-rod store, Of Rev.
burn Hunter IL Co., uf,d stcaiing tf'crcfrom
a pocke,buok, so in cash. mid watch
md chain frStn an emp!oye natncd Charles J.:
in $GoO to the 20th Gy Justice Suntncrllcld.
Jus.ics Walsh; Atary Ludwig, drunk, $50
Hno; Kate Crane keeping tlisort1erlT house,
$50 'lpe; Jennie! sq.n,crs a5nnk 20 t'I,s;
en- fine; James ~ olf. assauItlng his wife,
ind Anton putt, q neishbor, who insssstered
IN behalf Of tlc, woman, so hns: Helena
Lyman, % years OF ags and German by 9frt9,
Nlcholson, larceny OF 800 from Collins Pusey,
ins-lloitss Ut No, IS Canal street After having
| been held over, tho fellow got scared, and
tno ' rear ot No. b West Jack.on
IN m old rai.hple. Jastiea surntneraead:
Michael slntnn,o.tr, selling Liquors to minors
nal Court: Richard dunno, ono OF THO persons
| rharve,l with rubbing Philip XchrpRch, Of No.
, 1879-06-19

Loutso KouoysM will have a bearing before
,1ust,c prayton to.duy ou a charge OF larceuy,
'astN o.sa ~ ~ Ja.sn. 49, ua ''
The cass Of Thomas ptnel: charged with assault
sst.... ..,,n: hafor. :Ir.t,,o prt,dtv,tl,
aaa osssy' se .s..s. - v.r,,o .nI ~. .or.
Yesterday on. chan.o u seauc' a''i NAE cen'
ttnued unt1l'tho 2athinst.
A warrant was Issued By Justice prindivllia
yesterday for tho arreat OF Carrie Relphod,
n,as Yo,,np. for obtaining st43 from Audreas
1 , ,a,s.,,,nsn hs f,,.s rrotonxe,
Aeuscn1'aa " 1a''o p'o'on'se.
The prevailing impresslon hat Kit Garaon u
be VAS brought bafore Justice Wallace, charged
ter known as Frankie Clatk,'f aud was held in
$500 bonds to the Criminal Court.
monaa5 R%V em 70 Ill.,
a. a.Eoi .u ~ csm,s hv she nrnnri.tor IT, i,scsn
'o1 h hos e,;Ina fot H. r,r ~ ma ho.
cnmina snrared. tl,row n ham1aef at bis
fogmer employer. Another boy namcd Martin
Saurmnnn, while Watching tl'o row, had
tho u,achlucry TO the ceiling. The accident was
noticed, Wi,d Tho machinery stopped at once.
The boy was only slightly bruised.
Jsnca Raffertv vas locked up la.t pipbt by
"i,'s .cceasors ~ i,rranr. Ao,,t ien days
na."E ~. frt,i E,a+ ~ M ias f!iHr.r .trcst g.
se.aad ni"aic at ordenss arnye' nu,l there
nat1 .nat l,rotiser Of Ii. prisoner. The TWO then
% III ~ ..,tb ;" c,u,,,s NJ vnnnts .oo,cn "nJ In
10. .'nr.u ~ ,,.a,,e ntct,y ar""E N%e., Ku,cht
patty tte nn9t ,mnrnnr IN n snita n furnsSeti
aWnxe s, ,c ~ No III r;atE ~ sirecs h's ~ nn,nv wua
nnt ,isn ia onid watc and chnin u,,,I njo
Carrying 24 carat diamond; likewise Rafferty,
| auA the two 9irla. TIE Etti1oner IL accused of
w,,r,n,, ar, mn. for thu ,,rc,t n, Policeman
r. "ao ama F., h1 Apn nsoro 81 Sa
a' Mns,S ais,tS IT. .snrct. lin romn;,nuo1v IN ~
T'o,tn,, infcod,nt IN a.tt snr at,n,nnte13 %ei
h!nssi. tara 1.,,rc w W.,sp na ss
sascsny a.o,,o r,eaI. n" r,,x "un a,,rros
nono'n1.s s.,1. tr That s,,t ,.,,,, e': taiso
| sne as.nt p ria n;"ht ~ 1ho ct.a.. n. ~"
N.Y. @ - ns,ros ~ M"rni ~ av,
slfs oofG AeGns0n nonl.st Wi niIs o. aY
H. asno III ns H. an cnrt sa.ter;a1
rc.non.sh1o III nnsIsan IN rcttlr nnt lie lie
nc le.u ~ .ha ~ E w tnu tu
4o,a mo' Ivy stoeA 'spo'I' " '4' "e'I'a o"'on
4e'ess"p"'
Gcorgs Butler. toughencd looking specimen
o. ua cooeea % rass, ~ as{otsu Yesstsay s 1 ~
ihe eIens Gtoanua ~ nesect,ysa hyam ,ia anu
,n ~ - t.srt m ~ ~ H.
Hs%s;r i e ;' sSs!ss: /. rssss: liz Tas J. aus
peStea ~ ~ pNk.us us1 PJhno'I Ph ,,.t ~ IN
!aates, 6us .;,. Ms !hno. th "ao ~. ~ t.sa H.
.tsu s,. I'll ~ =. ~ ~, ,nnsv nj. f'',
luonl!S niI W.; ~ ~ "to"nf ~ Gne .htae
npon n', IL ~ 'sSasx sIs rs ,n; ~ Wy nv sns, -
Anosher Y1amg caosea noy es1s ,he ,na hams sn. .
place az nleal, ana upon tno sah.S cna1ses;; y
hla POSSESSION VIZ !ouaa ~ .,,,s s"ptt poeset y
nooX GsafthG Inc hame ol Auo's 1oansou' O
| Mafss!llos. ILL
, 1879-06-19

heads Of departments, proposes to DO master or
nothing. though lie IL Q iiltI0 lhte IN asserting
himself fie has made some removals h,nl ep-
uo1ntnleotA Ut tho Aayor'a sugEcston nirconv,
md IN tAct, case GOOD mcn have bedn tflacharGctl
for poor olies. lilo evidently sees his Hfstnkr'
mud tl,c impossIbilItY of Running his otlicd Win
tho blowers and strikers Of ihc waFtla. md is
to be congratulated upon ths stand hc has
taken. II he nslheres to h's position, md no
will, he will anci the Mayor an Important ~
son. md set an example worthy Of being fol-
, 1879-06-19
FASTEST STEAMSHIP VOYAGE ON RECORD

O11111CH n
Nsw Yong. Juno 18.-Tlie Allan Line steam
ship sardEnIan has juat made tho fastest pas~
sage on record. sha sailed from, ,LondeEsy Fri.
dar, 3nTps at 44;4q 2, Ep: a3l Rafssea teobol's
Isle lighthouse "Wednesday, June II, IT. pr Mi
5 days aud 90 minutes from la1d to land; sho
.. ill.,, arriving 1t Quebec at midnight tho
sn1ne day,-7 days hours and 30 minutes out
from Derry. ''' -
, 1879-06-19

calculations hal all been oasod upon, hypo-
ttrtieal collections, he sa,d, md upon lispens-
Ing with stsset-clcansng, buI1dtnE school. l.houscat
fasng q ts afs''s, sosenp Ss tue or s'1ss s
" woek ''ti.sS'' tSey @ssht do, wiieh va. vii
enough III thcory, but put In practice
would raise d general howl. II hli
thess improvements were ltspcnscd with, ant!
money, to would agree with Aid. Dixon, but
It was all our Of Tic question. ..
sncaklug of llis rnotivn In orlertng reductions
In tho Departments, hc said hts aim Ind been
amply to get Tic hsads to th'nkg nar tue Ges,
by anticipating tho future. Next year, With
tic 2 per cent law IN force. 90 the
present nsschscd valuation OF proncrty ne feV,
1s o ill., t % t.'ia soa fs.
iuE Of the assessmcnt was besond his CONTROL
but. II Il waa ratsed tho otfcct would bc to
raise tic proportion Of State aud county saxcs
TO hc paid BY tile city. which no ono would con.
seut ta.. ltwas this stats Of affairs that he had
looked forward to, mud In It he SAW tho neces~
SAVING MONEY ruts YEAR
to avoid werse calamity uext year.
Az near a. tho reporter could make ont from
ss'reea ss ,eaes on s @ s sos ssas pss
The former contcmplates drawing sgainst tl,e
tax.lcvy 10 to Is per cent, which he cla'ms Will
10 ample to run tho eity-aEuring that therc 10
s3SE&B 70 draw axaiuss % 10, Tor eight .nontns, IT. hs,
Heath only Issued scrip. to The extent
OF s1,o00.oo0, or about !, 30 per cent
Of tho loyy, which was about the same then rs
now,-nhi}s tho latter hnE before bis eyes the
iobgoblin Of "hypothetlcal collections" and
can SEQ nothing else The one wants to SEQ the
departments maintained, and the other 10 SEQ
them ali re1ueel-Dlfon, because the .p.S POO.
uud the Mayor, because bo has no
fs!l' IN the ta1e. 4. 5ss!n9 phin, st; sts
between them, and the candid reader cannot
but coucluda TINT the "hypothetfcal" Mayor
has the worst ot It In the dispute.
F1GURfs.
Below arc some figures bearing on The 6nan
cial situation madc By INSPECTOR Drcnau, Of the
Yonrd Of Elucatlon He has calculated Vpor
obeylng the orders Of tile Mayor to limit the et
| pssses Of the schools to q per cant Of the tax
levy or appropriation, md will submit bis report
| to tlle Board at its next meeting. Hero are hl'
| figures:
Tax leyy for school purposes, 187e... s7ao So.
Loss, 2i per cont. observation-disclosures. 10s, f0s VI
|
, 1879-06-19
Tax levy for school purposes. 1B7o... S7ao e35 a
L0g. u per cont. ...t 1Ue IVS e0


All of these estimates atc nbundant, he
calculates, and it will be seen that ciingtng to
the rs pcr cent law there will remain ali timex
pended surplus Of over $50, 000. These figures.
too, ngree with Aid. Dixon's position, and VIII
1erYe rs another nut for bis Honor. to crack at
hts se!suzr, or turn over to the Law psfatt-
nent fur an opinion upon.
, 1879-06-19

Tho dAtEngu!shed primA donnn, Mmo Roze,
uscs ''Brown's Bronchial Tsoches." aud testtcs
''they aeon to net especially upon tho otgoas Of
tho voice and peoducea clear anunc!atton. Co!ds.
hnarscncss. OF aors throat scarcely exist when
this taYorito remedy ID used, 2i cants q ho1.