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GFaecO-ROnan Wrestling.
A TIE MATCH IN BALTIMORE BETWEEN MILLEI
AND M'LACGHLIN


There was a Graeco- Roman wrestling match
With tripping, best three falls 1n five, In Baltl-
more last evening. The terms were 81, 600
2side, and the wrestlers VIM. Miller, OF BalUt-
In the first round, after q few preliminary
feints Mclaughlin grasped Miller and threw
Miller jumped up and seized Mclaughlin. who
threw him again, but he again fell or his hands
ard knees. This was repeated several times
The two men tugged, grasped and threw their
an hour without either being able to secure a
cleah fall An interval OF fifteen minutes fol-
owed, end the men regalned their breath which
work again, Mclaughlin began to use his legs
more freely. He would throw Miller as before,
ana s 70 up up ms The latter
Once Miller lfted the heavy DetrOiter bodily In
his arms and threw him. Kneeling over him.
he clasped him around the waist and neck and
came near turning him on his back. McLaugh-
I'm wr1ggled out somehow and regained his
feet without his back having touched the fioor.
Another hour passed without either men gain
ing fall, and another recess was taken. Re-
appearing, they began work Immediately, the
peIspiratdon pouring from their bodies in
minutes Boh men anT were one t1 fSr
when as Miller was attempting to secure an
armhoid Mclaughlin twined his leg around
motion threw him on his back ana pinned Sofh
OF his massive shoulders to the door. The round
occupied hours 16 minutes.
=, I1e SecOno IOun0s CnOugn much shorter than
forced the wrestling, and was very aggressive.
Mclaughlin resisted his heavy onsiaughts until
Doth men dropped on their knees. When In
tnis position Miller got his right arm under the
left OF Mclaughlin and twined It around his
neck. Resting himself on one knee. he turned
Mclaughlin over gradually, and by full force,
The third round was distinguished by eau
ton and way movements. Miller tried to tire
his opponent out. He got McLaughrn's head
strength saved him. At the end of the hour
there had been no fall The referee declared
that when the next round was commenced he
would give but thirty minutes, and II no fail
was made In that time, would call the match
draw.
The fourth round opened with quick motions
and a ready will on both Sides Miller attacked
savagely and hugged Mclaughlin like a bear.
The latter acted on the defensive, ane dropped
at every turn. The thirty minutes expired
without fall, and the referee declared the
match eEded. each having won fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

THE CASE OF THK NEWLY ELECTED MAYOR OF
CINCINNATI has taken another queer turn
Yesterday morning it was alleged he was not
natuIaliZed. 1t now appears that he was natu-
rallied, but he made oath that he was twenty
one years old In October, 1856, when I'm reality
lowing November. The democrats say the
naturalization papers are therefore fraudulent,
and he is not a citizen and cannot be Installed
as InaYOr.
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Frfghtful Accident.

CINCINNATI, O., April IA special from
Youngstown. Ohio. says:-''Two boiler makers,
j. T. Mullen and c. Cochran, were inside re.
pairing an upright boiler at Brown, Bonnell &
cos rolling mills yesterday. when hot water
the connecting pipe near the top, burst over
them, and before they could be dragged out
through the small hole at the bottom they were
terribly scalded, the skin coming Off with their
clothing"
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TALAAGE's TRIAL.-Dr. vandyke was the chief
witness In the Talmage trial wednesday, ana
he was asked" Did you ever say that DR..
Talmage was not fft to be In the Presbyterian
church and ought TO be got out?" His answer
was:-" may have expressed an opinion that
DIR. Talmage would be happier outside OF the
he was not in sympathy with the church and
thought he was not possessed Of the quanGca-
tons to be q Presbyterian. held that ooiniOn
and may nave expressed It." The Testimony
ELECTED nothing important. The Rev. Arthur
CROSBY tGen teStt1ed TO conversations that led
70 MS trouble with Talmage. 1t is thought thar
the prosecution VIII close their case
81 There are 4o0O women postmasters IN ts,e
crease. w. A
Major Samuel b. Boykin, register az tne
!ano onice and superintendent OF public hum.
hgs OF Virginia, died In Richmond yesterday.-
Penses0ta, Fla, has already estabashea
her Quarantine tor the eeasor. -
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CRUSHED TO DEATH-At the entrance Of Nof-
fetts shaft Ia Wllkesbarre, Pa yesterday, War
rem johnson, aged Is, got entangled In the ny
he was crushed and mangled to death. Inc
rope of the elevator at Grainercy Park hotel n
Y, broke yesterday, and the elevator fell to the
ard, to death. AT st. Louis Timothy Brau0h.
q ateamster, drove under q shed and loading up
his cart mounted on the top OF his load. He
started his team, and too late discovered that
the doorway was TOO low for him to pass
through. He was crushed, and win probably
die
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VERNoNTs TARDY SPRING.-A year ago the
and the farmers were pioughing throughout
Vermont; the lake steamer was making regular
trips to Plattsburg, and In Burlington IreSh
gardens. Now the Ice is sttlf 1rm In the lake,
the state Is covered with snow. and the sugar
season is Just commencing: The spring is two
or three weeks later than that OF lS1S through
out New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

THE M1DGKTs, Lucia Zarate and Gen. Francis
Mite, who were On exhibition in Washington
last winter. will be made husband and wife at
crate preparations have been made for the cere.
monies, which Will be celebrated with great
formality. The parents OF the bride and groom
April 10, they sail for Europe on their wedding
trim 80
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THE AMERICAN SUsPENDER COMPANY of New
YORK and Waterbury, Ct, has been placed tn
the hands OF receiver. The company has not
mace any money for the last three years, and
TIE company has capital of 100000, all paid
n. The liabilities are estimated at $3.50 900.
and the assests are nominally 1870 600, consist.
S'~>~
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Good Friday i'm New York.

NEW YORK, April 11.-Good Friday was oh
served here to-day in an appropriate manner.
BUSINESS at the stock produce and cotton ex
oranges was entirely suspended while many
sSoIeS ana warehouses were closed None OF
tie state courts were in session and yery little
was done around the municipal and federal de-
partmentS. Services were held in ali the
churches which were attended by large congre
cations. In Brooklyn the courts and municipal
departments were also closed and Churches
were filed with wOrshipperS
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Municipal Affairs at the Hub.

WtHf1c1F.1i A11S1t1s ct tHe ftuUs
hight, by a very decisive vote, adopted the the
minority report on the salary question, thus
leaving all salaries at the same rates as those
now established. The order to divide the state,
county, and city taxes, which is virtually an
abolition OF the poll tax as prerequisite for
voting. was adopted without division. The
council adjourned at las this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

THE SMALL POx IN NEW YoRK.-A few days
ago child In New York tenement house died
OF small pOx. The authorities cleanSed and dis
infected the premises, hoping to destroy the
germs OF disease, but two more cases are now
reported in the same house. The health on1cials
are using every precaution to prevent the
spread Of the disease,
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THE ALLEN PRINT WORKS at Providence r
L., Will ask their creditors an extension of three
years. The liabilities are less than $500. 900.
The mills are valued at sl,110,0O0. The extern
sion Will probably be granted. and the mills 90
on under q committee
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HAvERHIIL, N. H., April 11..-Martin v. Dickey,
who yesterday plead guilty OF manslaughter for
causing the death Of Frank Yeastman ut Ply
mouth, N. H., last June, was this morning SEN
fenced to seven years in the states prison and
to pay the costs of the prosecution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

sHGeo. Haas, aged IS. residing near Shohola,
PIKE county, Pa, cut his wife's throat In terri.
BILE manner, wednesday, and then drowned
himself In Sh0hOla creek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent certificates
TO- day amounted to $1229.0.
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A BOY by the name Of Louis Hender, killed
large wildcat about two miles from Hokah.
Mimi, last Monday. The boy was In the woods
at work when his dogs treed the animal, and he
went to aid them in killing it. The cat sprane
from the tree at the boy and dogs, when they
succeeded in putting an end to its life -
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CINCINNATI, O.. April IA special dispatch
says the spoke factory of Messrs. Graham
Co, at Madison, Ind, was burned last night.
Loss $4,000. Insured In home companies for
&5 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

SECRETARY SHERMAN will return from New
York late this afternoon, on the limited ex-
press.
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A Music TEACHERS CRfMK-Ris Pupl a Youso
Lay. ts Assaulted, and Crdzed on his Act =
On SATURDAY afternoon last Deputy Sheriff
John j. &cDeyftt took into custody 8. Nc
Intyre Burbeck, at bis residence, No. 1894
Fa1rmount avenue, charged by Philip Dwyer
with having committed an Indecent asssuIf
upon Dwyer's daughter, Julia, q young lady
aged nineteen years. Burbeck. having failed
10 enter security for s., ,000, was committed To
Moy ameDS;Dg, where he how fs The afYida-
VII OF the young lady's father, Mr. Dwyer.
states that at six O'Clock on SATURDAY. even.
ing, March ~. 1873, Julia. as was usual with
ner, went 10 Burbeck's Academy, on Fairmount
avenue, to take her music lesson, and shortly
after she entered the parlor Burbeck waived IA
neF lace handkerchief saturated with sorne
kind OF drug, Tor the purpose as he said of
composing her that she might better take her
lesson, and while partially under the Influence
OF thS ofug he seized her, and with force,
as Charged. The afridasit then states that
tie outrage has affected the young lady's
m1Io 70 such an extent that, by advice OF a
ply siciaD, she las been sent to an ASYLUM
for the insane. By reason OF the fniuriee
Inflicted upon his daughter Mr. Dwyer claims
damages Ia sfo,0oo. The affidavit Is dated April
2, 1879. aid Is sworn to before Magistrate Stone.
The case will come Up for trial in the court Of
common pleas No. 1. Burbeck is q man OF DOL
1sLed manners and address and has a musical
academy at his residence where he gives Ia.
StIuctl0n on the piano. He Is an Eapifshman
py olrth, having arrived In thh country about
SIX months ago. Since his arrival here he has
oeen very successful In his profession having
gethered together large number of SchOlars
most Of them coming from good families. ne fs
married man, and his four years Child Was
living with linn at the time OF bis arreef hIs
wife having departed for England on the 9Th a.
Fepfuafy last.-tPhiid. Record.
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SINGULAR DEATH OF A LITTLE BOY-A little son
OF Mr. L. johnson, OF Lawrence, Kansas, was
playing with other children swapping kernels
Ing In his lung. After undergoing medical treat
ment an operation was attempted to remove
the corn, during which he expired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

THE ELECTION OF Monday last in Hamilton
county, Ohio, changed the complexion OF the
board OF public works so that there are three
republicans to two democrats, instead of the
reverse, as was expected. 1t is now reported
that the democratic legislature will pass bill
abolis hing the board or IeOrganiZing It.
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THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
che News OF the Week, home and foreign; the
Extra Session CT Congress-; lively Local
Notes; Agricultural Matters White House and
Department News Proceedings OF the Courts;
Choice Stories, Poems and Sketches; Agrtcu!-
tural and Household Matters.
Terms: 81 per annum, I'm advance postage pre-
paid; single copies cents, In wrappers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

AMONG THE PRIZES AWARDED at the New
YORK dog show were the following: First prize,
$50, best Irish setter dog, awarded to the Balti-
Philadelphia; f1rst prize 800 best red Irish set
ter bitch, to Lincoln Hellyan, Worcester,
Mass; second. $50, Albert A. simpson, Troy, N.
\ third, silver medal, to G.. w. BaSSford,
White Plains, n. Y. The exhibition closes this
evening. The first prize for red Irish setter,
puppy class, was awarded TO Flounce III. owned
by Baltimore Kennel Club. The Irish setter
dog referred 10 above as taking the first prize
is "Derg," the property OF MI. Alfred jenkins,
jr., Of Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

NEW YORK APp0RTIONMRNT BILL. PASSED.
Both houses OF the New York legislature on
Wednesday passed q legislative apportionment
BILL Whilst lot entirely satisfactory to the dem
Ocrats 1t received their almost unanimous sup
port, as being more liberal than anything yet
offered them. The chief opposition to It came
from the extreme republlcans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

LIFE INSURANCE CoAPANIEs.-Every day O
Mo wse ,y we near OF fresh attempts at suicide by
comes up before the Z. s. Circuit Court at Pitts
surg. "A Butter county lawyer, Timblfn by
ran'e, had his life insured for 5000 In q Con.
nectcCt company when he went TO Doadw0od
aud there he had controversy about q lan1
claim with man named Baronet, who resort
ed to the mode OF settlement usual In Dakota.
ana killed Tfmblfn. And now the company re-
fuses TO pay the insurance, on the ground that
T1h DIN violated the conditions Of the policy In
"going into an unciviliZod country" without
permission. IL the insurance companies would
agree upon comprehensive form OF policy, set
ting forth that the unauthorized death OF the In
sured, from any cause, viii invalidate the con-
uact, IL would simplify matters greatly, and
they have 70 eXpectAIPAila Tia.aes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

WASHINGTON NATHAN has determined to pros
ecute Mrs. Barrett for the attempt on his life,
but the police charged with her arrest have SO
far been unable to discover her hiding place.
Mir. Nathan is In no danger from his wound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

FATAL FIGHT ABOUT CHIcKENs.-Wm. Arm
istead and Henry McIver, farmers, of Hanover
county, Va, got into q fight about lot OF
chickens. Wednesday, when Armistead struck
4clver several blows on the head with spade,
bflictiDg fatal injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

FALL RIVER, MASS, April l1.-By the failure
OF the Allen Print works some OF the mills
here are slightly affected. The largest amount
OF Indebtedness to any one Is said to be 81 900.
The Wampancag, osborne Granite mills are
among the creditors.
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MILLIKEN'S
LINEN STORE,
823 ARCH SraET.
JHuApFfpuTk

WANTxD-Yca % know that . ar.t class $50.
w Ol1HAHD SUIT IT. = better and md che9Rs5 y STns fhcS
S,,d efa1d. No Sl9 b street, betvesns. and 7th
= noFtb1sS O Branch Store. No cog osh ftrsef
efsCs 49, nd:hsnd Oo1ht1g. 1oe0 by mail prompt
81 15hS6S6 ~ jAn11-1y
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AT THE WHITE HOUsE--SenatOrS Plumb and
Saunders and Representatives Anderson, Haw-
ley and FOrSythe called on the President to-
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MARRIED IN HER s7TH YRAR.-Miss julia
Evelina Smith. OF Glastonbury, Conn, the only
survivor OF tie Smith sisters, celebrated fOf
their resistance to taxation without representa-
ton, was married Wednesday to Amos g. Par
kes, OF New Hampshire. Both bride and groom
are In their S7Lh year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

CURIOUS CASE OF MISTAKEN IDKNrrrY.-Not
long ago man was run over and killed by the
cars at Evanston. In the neighborhood OF Chica-
Hill, q resident OF South Bend, Ind, who had
been at work on farm at Wfnnetka, five miloo
from Middletown. The widow ana daughter
were fnconsolable and quite broken down after
Hin came accidentally TO his DEATH and the
burial In the graveyard at South Bend. Sew.
eral days later Mrs. Hill mustered up energy
enough TO 60 to Winnetka for her last husbands
enectS. Lo and behold when she approached
the farm house there was her husband quietly
At work In the barnyard. She tainted several
times and could with difiiculty be induced to
believe that IL was only very strange case OF
mistaken identity. As for Hill himself, &c was
the first he had heard OF his own death.
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MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREs.-The trial Of
John Williams at Warrenton. Va, for the mur-
der OF Ho,tZclaw, was terminated yesterday
afternoon by verdict Of guilty OF murder in
the first degree. The judge will pass sentence
at the close OF the term, and he will be hung in
.IulY OR AUGUST.
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THE OLDEST MASON DEAD.-Capt. Edwar
L. Young died In Norfolk, Va, yesterday, aged
81 Ee commanded a privateer in the war OF
1912, was the Oldest citizen OF Norfolk, and prob
ably the Oldest mason In the United States,
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beriand Times says: Yesterday morning ru-
NOR prevailed among the bOatmen that some
while the price heretofore has been 80 cents.
An investigation was set On foot, and several
boatmen were interviewed. when 1t was aScer-
ta1ped that cutting was going on. For several
hours the Captains refused to load, but towards
evening the understanding was reached and the
boats began loading. We understand the price
is fixed at Is cents Der ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-11

THERE seems to be a strange fatality about
tie capitol Offices In Richmond, Va. Four ori.
clals not including member OF the house have
oied within the past few months.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and 9osslp

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTO-DAY.-InternalT rev.
enue, 1926, ,OS9. IL; customs. s2s1 .2l521.
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Commander G. w. Wood to
duty at the New York navy yard; Lieut. T. B.
M. Mason from duty at Cold Springs, New York,
and ordered to the Pensacola per steamer OF
The 14th inst; Lieut.. D. w. Davis from the
Franklin and placed on sick leave; Passed AS
ststant PaymaSter j. e. Cam to the PasSaic at
Washington, d. c.; Assistant Payma5ter Frank
flunkett from the Passaic and ordered to settle
accounts.
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L
10 the President of the Seunfe

PERsoNAL.-E. B. Martindale, editor Indiar-
ap0liS Journal, is at the Ebbitt. w Hon. Sol
omon Bundy. ex-member OF Congress from the
2lst district OF New York, was upon the floor OF
the House OF Representatives friday
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NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-
day Robert P. Wilson, OF Pennsylvania, to
be U. S. consul at MOSCOW; W. Elwen Goldsbo-
rough, Y. c., do. at Annoy. Indian Agents
Edmund A. Swan. N. Y, SiletZ agency, oregon;
John c. Smith, N. T., Pawnee agency, Indian
Territory. David NJ. Guitera to be assistant
surgeon In the navy. Also number of army
promotions.
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NEWBOLD HAMS.
Three thousand pounds Of these celebrated HAMS
inst received. Those wishing somsthin4 swsst snd
delicate should fail to try thenl they the
finest CURkD HAMS IN ;Gis country.
g. O. BRYAN
Ap7-eo3t Cor. 16h ana SITS.
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DIR. VIM. Ward has accepted the Office ten
dered him as commissioner OF pharmacy 10
this District
, 1879-08-21

Dororcaux, whose works on the Dannbc md
nj Antwerp arc we'll known, to examine tic
plans Of tie Panama Canal antt to aseertsln the
probable ezpensu vi building H.
PERSONAL
PARIS, Aug. g0.-Dc Lesseps, The promoter Of
the l'anAma Canal schcmc, Is preparing for hia
journey to the United States. Ills vile will ac-
company hin.
Coant DO Chambord, tho Lerttimfat pre-.
tender, has started for England.
HOTEL EofD.
PAn1g. Aug. o0.-Ihc GRIND Hotel MAS sold
by auction to-day for 4s51,400.
DENIED.
Tie Union ntid Civftzatlon newspapers deny
that Count dc CIlamborl lnten14 going to
England Or Switzerland.
uAMnErTA.
LONDON, Aug. M-Thc Stantlarf's Paris dfa-
patch tars: II Is reported that ". 0a.nbetta
will visit Engl Ind during tic recess Of the As"
semtlY. wtlcro ho will DO t1.e guest Of Sir
Charles Dilkc,
WILL. START SOON.
LONDON, Aug. .O.-rle 7:mes Paris corre-
apunlcnt tctcgraphs lint la E,faact s.ctcs that
dc l.csseps will start for America, In September
0r October.
, 1879-08-21

xcns Of tic county, anl urged to Frtract ts
withdrawal. Eight or len Of ti1cso gentlemen,
a,nopr ltc most influential mud wealthy In The
c!tY, and who are Democrats, assured him TINT
lhcro would bo no further opposition, and told
him That, in case Of danger, they would protect
llim and his family from harm.
ITS MOTHER
received letter last wcck in which he an
nounccl his determination to remain IN the
ticket. lie detailed these assurances Of prs,.
tectton mud safety which ho had received, and
stated that lie fully couldcd IN them, and
The next Intelligence which slc received re-.
Easdlng him was tic telegram announcing ll!a
murder.
, 1879-08-21

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 20.--Dr. Gushing, agett
of the Holly Watcr-Wosks Manufacturing Conf
pa,,r, Of LocKport, n. T., Was arrested this aft-
crnonn upon u complaint sworn uut before a
Justteo Of tho rcucc BY citizen, alleging t!,at
Cushing has brlbcd several members nf the Cltr
Council to vote for the Company's pending
proposition for the establishment OF system OF
waler-works iu this city. Bonds we're given hy
CushlI. for his appc4saucc tomorrow morning
lor llearlng tn the casc. Cltizens generally be-
llev. ,hrrc IL no ground for tie complaint upon
which the arrest was 0lnde, hut bellcyc 1t t9
he spItc, u1.,i the Charge Is made simply to de-
]ay ihr action Ut the Council uuon slle peldny
tlully propusltion. The City Council Will de-
lcrlt.tnc tie watcr-works question next Mon.lnv
evening, ut which t!mu the Holly proposition is
likely TO he adopted.
, 1879-08-21

,,,nnrn nv ~ ,r.,,,x ,,ovr
r.' =. .,'
~ '1,''',' ~ ,a Ls' .o',,',..ot J., i,.,. :, !.
o. er"hes .. tho kn''o co''''u"tco III 'ta't, u
impossible to iniaglnu Que Vi n lnora cold.blood-
cd nature thau has Just besa pcrpctrated OH alIe
urrsuu Ut an old Dominican mouk Of Santa Ma-
rln s,,,,ro Mlna,p, unmef f,or,iout ,rurnln,,
~ ssusa "s 49,. 49,. .x,o. ,.' a.. n"sta
!toa u1e toeso '"e3 'ae stetet W 1ao DoF4a
Palace, called The Vicolo Dorla, he passed sumo
cabs Standing in tho hll:uo. whcu onu Ut thu
man abapt tl,c,n-a man he Ind neyur asen ba-
f4'rsNs.nn,.a f,-,v.rs, ,u,, s,v3m, !. ;, n ,n,
80 ,i,I.t, III, y.,.' @.lws !, ss"I him r. ~"