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BONNER-F1TCH ON Wednesday. NAV :. at Christ
chutcn Cincinnati, ohio, by the Rev n stanger. Mr.
A A. Bonner OF New York Miss jeanette daughter Of
Georg. Feh; Esq. Of Lawrcncebugh. Ind.
DAl-DE NOlRsNEl.-On MAY 7. by the Rev. A. L.
house Of the brides father, Alderman Marcus l. De
NlursncY stephen Day Of Scotch Plains. n j. to Miss
Hattie A Dc NoursIey
HAYT-sCoIr- On May @. at the residence Of Mr.. s.
Mill. New York By the Rev. s n. Syunott 2. u. Hayt
" Ella Scott. al OF PUughkecpsic.
WHITENING On ihurldaN, Nav :. by the Rev ID.
Rav. T White 90 Mrs Olive kng Of New York
wOOLLErr-DWtNELLE.-- On Wedne sday. April 30 al
fully. n Y. by the Rev. Frederick Dewitt Sidney Wool
leut2 julia < DAUGHTER Of !he late DR. Justin Dwinee
IOtNGS-iOINGs-On WedneSi MAY 7, at Christ
Church. oyster BAY, L L. by the Rev. y Ellsworth,
assisted by the Rev George II Van De Water, william
Jones Youngs TO Eleanor Smith, daughter Of David J.
lOungs
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DELAYED STEAMSHIPS.
The Effects Of the Lonushoremen'a Strike
Differing Opinions.

The Anchor line has now eight ships In
port. and the superintendents OF tho piers say
that it will be impossible. at the present rate Of
work, for any Of them TO go TO sea on schedule
time The White Star steamers Baltic and the
Queen will probably get off to-day rs advor-
tsed. although neither OF them will be able to
take full cargo. The Inter has her after hold
full Of copper ore that she brought over with
her on her last trip. In the absence Of the
regular men. the company have been unable to
unload this. Grain in sacks has been piled on
ton Of this ore. which the ship will not discharge
at this port until her next trip hence.
\ gentleman connected with one OF the steam
shin lines i'm n communication to THE Sun says
the Iongshoremen received only eighteen cents
mn hour before the war; that the steamship
lines have been running mt loss since then.
and consequently are unable to pay the men
The WAGES demandedi An Intelligent long
the third story of building in Houston street
! now pay, ~ per month. Such rooms could
have been had for IS per month before the war.
Again. -four ut that time was only So barrel.
Now IL Is t675. ST. and $3.50 per barrel. The
system o. work, too. at that time was much dit-
iercnt. There were but few steamships. The
Collins line, the Inman. Cunard. and Anchor
lines were the. only ones that did much busi-
There was no night work II generally took
six weeks TO unload and load large sailing
ship. The work was steady. Now i Is not A
bug steamship Will come in on Tuesday or
Wednesday and 20 out again on Saturday.
Then q man may not get another ship for sew
crn days. AT the present rate OF wages de-
mnnded by the mon, 50 was good week > work.
. Mr.. Louis de- Bebian, the agent Of the French
line WIS much surprised when he learned OF
the action of his superintendent and stevedore
In turning of the old men on Wednesday. after
NJ they aver. promising them permanent en-
ployment at the old rates. knew absolutely
nothing about the arrangement" he said.
have nothing at all to do with the employment
OF men. leave all that to the stevedore. He
hires the men. and Is responsible for the load
has been violated. he s the responsible person.
/ have assisted him by advertising for men and
ordering the crews OF the ships into the
hatchcs. but further than that have left the
entire matter In his hands"
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FRIDY. May 9,-FLoUR AND MEAL-There
ha; orsg a decided inlIn,emeni ~ ihe hour market,
n ur a,1 miner Corn mea! in demand, but
"a So Extra STATE. a. 'sspoas4'ii5 nnI 800
,prins * and XXX, 8, 1890: do' wiaicr shipping
patents g. 51sfs cry shipping extra. siss5 70:
southern hakers amt family brands = .isd %;
nne seesa3l Corn meal-Wesern, &c, s2GS2 IS
Brandywlne, $3.50 Wheat iced ton. sis 5oGsi5, rye
,,,eTo>-Spqt. quiet but steady. MIddHne uplaud..
o. Tor May y soc Tor June - ooc ior Juy - sic
i 81 o NoycmDeT and ii Sc Tor Dyctmber 's sale
rHoynoNs-Pork closed weak, with little or nothing
done ui mos, quoted ou the spot sufa D.. ami new NJ
slu@fl92u for future delivery, sa,s 7,p hhls june,
". Bacon quct but steady, 3omAcs long clear sold
,es 80 bglr az" ,e in" ed g 10 H. m 9r ,i
Wal an me- nv" u3 "esi5'' q 49, lAl' 9u"t enl
654l. sl 1t. rcnrcd 10 the ointment 671s $50 W..
s &,r ht sI 99er n aiy ,y demand and ,le'y lcw
l-c oce,c in Gc@aj 81, e meory 4 ,stY XXX -f
's.,i, tIr-4 egg, lo'sRl
Ii HIS l aw 'ui ,5 Ma' gaS ana ,l"dy atGt9
ior Rirls Sn '771G.s" o "e tgnnsi hc'Ae g.
demand and sie"d a. Gs97te .r douc'nc NH.~cs
s -!s6er S@S%" o1SS.s E5 dS So S ws,a aa
uI9ans,h az ~ Tor ir Gnr-", Nl.n ,!les . "nO1ss
D Mn , "a, 20" o1ts w49 ins ngseo H',s7';
G@lN-Whent ~a' more active amt amin lisner sales
slo G' 8 H. a4 mxs 'a lG 81 ~ '4 oS g. ing
Nlte, 81 as TOR N.ra'ks spring y .3 for 80 spring
Ii o. M 6oni 80 WIFE, a. STrVe. AZ st. 49, III
l9r So led Tor May = l7s9$ls ~ DO lor juno.
80 NoIin"g,iern ior Juny and - oaasi Oilor so
NJ 1' yU,e N c '|,N s n,u'S , amt nym sales
arrive and 5sa5at Tor Western BARLEY last sold AZ 49,
acnyy sats 5000 bush at s5s5sc Tor mxe G, and
s5,. ioc tor white No. white. 57.S37Rc and no
SAFES Of 10000 bush, including steamer al 4SJIc No
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SIN a Hitch In the city Hall.

Mayor Cooper sont to the Aldermen. yester-
day. his nominees Tor City Marshas They are Patrick
Moynahan, John II. Whmore Sylvester Bennett,
Thomas II. sullivan, Richard NJ Lush. Meyer Goodman.
Albert Hartman, Frederick stahl william Miller Peter
" SALMON, John Costello Hugh f. farrel, william
Grute. Frederick sale, Juds0n q Wells. William Boy.
han Daniel sullivan, George j. Smith, Charles II
Bahcock, John H. Grimes. John sullivan Edward Mulry,
De MS calvin j. Russell Sloc Jacob kuobuck Nicholas
benner Frank keckhcisen, Daniel MCGOWAN, Joseph T.
Kennedy. James King. James H. Smith Patrick H.
stewart Augustus Bacon. william Shields aud Michael
doodle The nominations referred 10 the Commit.
Tee on salaries and Occs Then 70 the surprise Of
politicians who crowded the gallery. the Aldermen adj.
lourned without taking action on The nominations made
by the Mayor ON Tue sday last.
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On Feb. IS Mary Brown was put out OF her
lodgings at li2 Monroe street By her husband tor mol
preparing his supper Her dead body found week
later In the water Oh Granville. n J with two wound,
IN the head II was then alleged that she had hrru uur
dercd, but Detective Thompson. who mas been tuNpst
gauns the case reported o SuIcrmtp ndent Wulug yes
terdaN that the woman was undoubtedly drowned Ht tt
foot Ut Eighteenth street while boarding the cuunl boa
DE Graf owned by her brothcr-maw. to whom size had
announced her intention uf going after being turned
by her husband The wounds were from her previously
falling down stairs when intoxicated.
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blowing mp an Iron Tank.

As William Wheeler an inventor was testing
circular castiron tank for the OF chemicals the
manufacture OF jute in Taylors iron foundry Adams
and Water streets Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon the
steam turned az the about thirty pounds to
the square inch and an explosion followed The tank
MA Flown un to the ceiling. nul Il ten Mr. Wheeler
william Burke and another workman narrowly escaped.
They were severely scal1cd hy the Burke 10 is
Wousht was fatally burned about the head legs. and
arms lie Is 81 years OF and lives ~ l4i Gold street
lie removed 90 the City Hospital Mr. Vince cr and
ms other assistant were sl. huy scalicd Boiler In
surctor Power. ouud inNesug the men had
used 1900 pounds steam vessel which could ON n
stand about I 90 rounds
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do 4es@4esic.; No g. 45c; 45isc for No. for May.
and 49kc Tor steamer for June -.
Observation-Disclosures were quiet and UNCHANGED At o. sag
SS1 IS for goo strained Splits turpentne
steady at 8Dc Petroleum duh aud nominay Sc. tor
rennrd In bills Whisky queti sales Of 80 bills 20
Taiow steady az Gsfe for prime stcnrne firm al 60Ic
for prime inaO copper IN nr sale a lee for Lake ocean
cgut moderately active for charter room quiet othe z
WISE cotton to Liverpool by steam, 3l6asd.; provis
ions 2503Os; flour IN sacks TO London by steam, 2Os
gram Cork. Tor orders, p lad, y Or 90 70 un!ed
kingdom or Continent A. 3D.; do TO Continent, 81 81 .
5. refined petroleum 70 Amstcrdam % 80. 40 70 ihe
Baltic Is ~ do to Naples 3s Ndi naphtha from Bal
timore TO Antwerp or Havre, IS ID
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CITY RAILROAD FRANCHISES.
Alderman Burns's Conundrum Sealing the
Pate OF n Resolution.

At yesterdays session Of the Common
Council, Alderman Morris presented the fol-
lowing:
Rssrsi That the Legislature Of this State now IN ses.
De ana !. most earnestly requested not 20 pass any
hill Tor the extension ot the tracks OF railroad
established or laying new tracks By COMPANY here.
after 10 De established IN This CITY, unless clause be
tanned therein that the franchise shall be sold public
auction 10 the highest responsible bidder proper
ice VI sale and the Common Council of he city N.w
York hereby protests In the most s6iemp and
manner against the extension uf the tracks the laying
OF tracks bN newly organized c0mpames unless such pro
vision is contained In every such grant
Alderman Sauer moved the reference Of the
resolution to the Committee on Railroads
Alderman Morris moved its passage. and said
that 4 the bill before the Legislature became u
law the city could not get adequate compensa-
ton for any franchise 10 operate a railroad in
Broadway.
At this Alderman Michael W. Burns took the
floor. Does anybody suppose" he inquired.
- that this body OF statesmen would give away
anything un less they got paid for IN"
This speech sealed the fate OF the resolution.
II WAS referred to the Railroad Committee-l4
to 3. The negative votes We're those OF Alder
men, Morris, Roberts. Finck Perey. aud
JacObus
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, May Beef cattle ruled active.
Arm. aud traction higher with sales Of 80 ordinary
TO choice heeves before O'Clock A. NJ. az from ec 70
dress 51 rs 10 the cwt, to lo TO- dress "a Ds
-maiuly at Ns0iOc e. n To dress 50 rs Dressed beer
doing better aud load OF good Western sold quick
ats@sisa. n. Sheen and lambs closed easier and
Clearance was not made Sales were ne 0taea64c " D.
for unshorn sheep. 4aqlsc. for sheared do, and 80
iOiic Tor spring lanbs No traffic In live hogs For the
single load offered Tor sale alive, SIC. n bid.
but not accepted Nominal quotations. s. 1904 100 Da
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Mr. Henry d. Babcock Of Babcock Brothers 4
Co, bankers was yesterday appointed receiver OF the
property and estate OF the hrm Whttemore Peet Post
Co by the supreme Court The application which
in the nature Of friendly proceeding was made bv
Walter VAN vi NeWbursh, one ct the creditors and the
nrm inierposed no objection The appointment VI re-.
'eNer II j. claimed, was obtained to Protect an the
creditors To- prevent preferences and attachments. so
that the estate will be equally Distributed pn rata among
the creditors. de.palch from New port n suys that
the amount oi PAPER oi WMttrmurr, Poet. Post A tn
held by banks In Providence aud NcWpuri Is estimated
At about slnuun ten banks ln the nruer cts holding
$4,000. The banks DO not expect 10 lose much.
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WuKEsDARRE. Pa, May Civilian Watkins
another victim o the stanton SHAFT disaster died today
Preparations being made to water from Black.
mans Greek into the mine. Immense quantities OF black
damp pour the mouth Of the mine THIS indie
That the re covers large area II l. believed that black
damp being generated very rapidly and 10 predicted
mat " hen the water rscs sufficiently high TO shut
AIR there will be terrific explosion The water in the
mine is thought to hc high II will be- necessary
~ hood II ~ depth Of 800 feet TO eNungush the hre.
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Peeled with an Axe.

SHoKAN. May 9-At a merry making follow
ing working bce' I'M tno hamlet of Bushki in one Of
the villages OF the Catsk Mountains, Thomas Avery be.
gan singing improper while under the influence
Of liquor HIS brother ln law. william Connolly told him
10 stop Avery shook lis INST IN Connolly aud used
threatening words tuuuely went out saying I'm tx
YOU and, returning wish axe lac struck Avery on
the head, iniicuug a probably fatal wound
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IS City NJ Brussels watkins Liverpool April 20 and
Queenstown 3lth
- Donau. Bussius. Bremen April "a, and Southampton
2gth
s. Hart vie eNtana.
shin Cashmere. Lyons Calcutta.
BARK Nina, Olescn. Huvre.
BARK Nur. Bandvg. Droutheim.
Bark Elyina johnson Caibarien.
Bark America. kuusch. Bremen.
Bark Ocean Ferulscn. Copenhagen.
Bark Skbladucr. Olsen. CardrnaS
Bark Jupiter, Oclrchs. Bremen
Bark Europa, Hcurikseu. Copenhagen.
Brig Cleta. Petersen Belize.
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ERANK LEsLIE's

SUNDAY MAGAZINE.
THE JUNE NUMBER
Contains a great variety of interesting reading finely
uuI m',y illustrated
THE STORY or A TENEMENT HOUSE. By John W.
cmmrr Rector of 50 john te Eyausehsrs Church
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DAVID iLtWNGS FORGIVENESS Continued
OLD hlAHILL FIELDS London. By D b Fowlke,
ST joins THE bArusrs DAY By GodireyA. Hudson.
SETTLING DIFFICULT QUESTION By Mrs Hope.
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BRAZIL. Ind. May 9.-The mining trouble Is
not over yet Last night W Resher. a miner. was
stopped by three masked men with rope, who threat
ened to hang him unless be stopped work lie agreed
do They also shot through the window at William
Elders house StriultoWu hut id damage 10 any
person. The striker, have notified several to stop
work, or they should he klia They SAY Elder must die
Some person entered the house OF old working
for Mr. Nibiuck and robbed him OF all ms provisions
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FREEHOLD. n. j.. May 9.-It is announced to-
dag on pretty good authority that the Grand Jury of
Monmouth County have found an indictgent against Or
KinmoEth OF Asbury Park the complaint OF James A.
Bradley founder Of AsbuTy Park, who AYERS that DR.
knmonth has habitualy retaled intoxicating liquors
from his drug store without license. while the inc0r
IOrang the borough absolutely Orblds the sale nj uON
eating liquors within it, limits II said that the 1rand
Jury have yet acted the counter complaint made
BY DR. kinnOnt that ut the late election, In which DR.
KinmOnth was the Democratic candidate tor County
freeholder. Mr. Bradley In opposing him. violated the
law by bribery and intimidation OF voters
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KEARNEY ON THE RESULT
The AgItators Views Of the California Flee
uOn-AlleEed BulldOzing.

SAN Francisco, May S.-We have carried
the election in the interest Of tho people against
the combined forces Of the Democratic and Re-
publican thieves who coalesced with corpora
uon swndlers. bank robbers, land sharks.
tlonists. shoulder hitters. whiskcy hummers.
bludgeOn murderers. religious hypocrtrs wOr-
shippers OF the devil and the golden calf. They
employed every hireling scrlbbler, bought az
nine-tenths of the papers OF the State. spent
millions 81 money. and We're routed. horse.
foot and dragons on tho day OF election by
moral men and Virtuous women.
am asked what will be the effect Of yester-
day electon2 In answer will say that cnpi-
tai VIII De- better protected but will be taxed for
sun projection; LOOK NJ inc present state Of
anairs An English capitalist comes 20 our
state, refuses 10 become citizen, damns our
nag and our laws. loans his money TO farmers
at the rate OF ono and a half TO two per cent. a
month lives in hotel is protected by the
police. nremen. and courts: yet he pays no
taxes for such protection. This Is sap
ping the life blood Of the people. In
ierest must be reduced to the rate that it
tries will be prosecuted The people will be-
come prosperous. labor will be emancipated.
and the unthinklng majority. rs we are styled.
VIII DO II. he Chinese must go, the bread
and water" Beecher must 20, the screaming
Ialmhge must 20, the lecherous hondholders
must go. as neither can exist under the new
order ot things and intelligence based upon
virtue, honesty. and common SENSE Will intro
duce principles that must survive and rule the
world. DENIS KEABNEY.
Prom he Time.
SAN FRANCISCO. May S.-The election was one
OF the most hotly contested ever held in this or
any other city in the Union. A very large
amount OF money il Is asserted. was spent by
those opposed to the adoption Of the new or
game law. This was used chiefly in the dis
seminaton Of documents and corrupty pur-
chasing voters. Despite secret ballot. men
were forced 10 vote against their convictions ;
manufacturers. merchants. and employers of
all kinds in defiance Of law. threatened their
employees with discharge should they
fail tQ vote against tho adoption. Early
on election day hired fire bullies
were at the polls and by rough usage
managed 10 deter friends Of the new Consttu-
ton from doing their best The most fragrant
ouirnges We're committed. tickets for the new
Constitution. in one or two precincts being
snatched from those distributing them and
burned. Repeating and Illegal voting were in
dulged in, and moderate estimate places tho
number OF fraudulent votes cast against adop-
ton as at least 5000 Sacramento and Oak
land whore the railrond has large numbers OF
employees. gave maJorities against. Nearly
every county outside Of San Francisco. Ala
media, and SACRAMENTO gave malOrities for
uloUtI0n
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE AtNATAc--Tufs
Sun rtses. ~ sun scts..... o. Moon rises II -
wArFR-Tius
Sandy Hook. IL % Gcv Island. IL ~ Hell Date. II
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styes &c rapidly cured by using DR. Beckers celebrated
Eye Balsan Sold by all druggists Depot 1Bowerl ado
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Then battle with Edeys Carbolic Baby Wash Sold by
Ditman, druggist, Aston House and Wells Elliott II
Gold
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IL W. Johns Asbestos Liquid White Paint has been
adopted Tor interior and exterior wood iron and
work on uls U. I. Capitol ~ Washington. Ada
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Besaundred shirts IN the cltv 81 to 81 25 summer IN.
dersrs and drawers, % 81, 5uc pair. w. Johnston
go Grand st. also 3791th 81 door above 2Sd stAd
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Coeoans will be found certain and speedy cure for
dandrun aud other SCALP diseases ado.
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spttrlI Notnts.

spttul aOtltts.
A.-YELLOw FEVER IN NEW YORK.
HISTORY OF THE EPIDEMIC IN THIS CITY.
BREAKING OFT o. LANp MADE BY STREET
sWEErlNGs IN 1875.
WATER STREET AS PEsrHoLE.
THE MEASURES TAXES TAXES TO STAMP OUT THE
THE EPIDEMIC IN is5a
PROSPECTS OF ITS VISITATION THIS YEAR.
SEE THE SUNDAY NEWS TOMORROW
SOLD BY ALL NEwsDEALERs
UNIVERSAL BUTTONMOLE ATTACH.
MENr with fNDEPENDENr FEED
Indispensable 10 all who make buonholes Adapted 10
all double.thread sewing machiaes
For MANUFACTURERS DREssMAKERs. BUTTON.
HOLE MAKERS. FAMILIES
PRICE. SIXTEEN DOLLARS
Now making loo bat;onhoes per day in shirt aetorea
Downtown Office. SO Worth ST. corner Church st.,
room o, opposite II b clanin Co.'S,
Can be seen alsoat
E R LAKES. 5ss Grand st, Brooklyn, E. D.
KEEPS SHIRTS.
Keeps Custom shirts made u measure The very best
Su.iacuoa suarsate"d ke6, piiens Ssr,y'psGs
pr.' sgtr!. ,e wy ng't ! can Be produced at any
~. ,... kGlir,:s @iSalifN tayh%ILSS.ss,'' S"l
stronger than S'soE 4, m n 1 made 81 each
KEEFs tNDE6&EXR II XLI 'S sryIEssS PAIR
HanGkerchic Hosiery Ties. sc All goods warranted
S4 az ant circular, n9lIei lrye 90,
hT a't Iu's4 Glr o'h aN store to 1899 Broadway.
kGEP NtNtFicruRING coNPANYs STORES.
-, HfoiJ%ay. Sew YORK. GA 'u''o" ST. brooklyn
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Gusln.ss 1utitrs.

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New York agents for all newspapers In the United
States aud Canada. Advertisements forwarded daily.
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A.-The "Eerue Hnt."-The latest style and finest
quality. 7. ERNENWEiN, LA Nassau St. near Spruce
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RlnIr's PilIL-Great English Remedy for 0out and
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Louisiana state Lottery Co.
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$40 BROADWAY.
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At yesterdays session Of the Common
Council, Alderman Morris presented the fol-
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THE MEASURES TAKEN TO STAMP OUT THI
DISEASE.