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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18

nciai; There are good many queer thiars in
politics; but II Ia hard to recall . queerer de.
velopment than James A. Garfield removing
siaithial public servant to make Toom for u
personal favorlte, and Roscoe Conklins's 8 ap-
pearing to ths country against changes on civil
service reform grounds.
CHICAGO INTER. R.oCEAN
,r Chicaso, May l6.--The Iuter-0cs en- says:
There are two men In the country at 10 st g.
whom seli-respect is more than Of
nee = Two men who wilt not
SIT silently and see their fts,e ant goniz d.
me enemies Of their party rewarded ard con-
uhue 10 retain their seats In body which
accepts and swallows the enforced indlgnity.
NothinS remains FOR ihe senate 10 d, but to
separate: Whatever plse may have hapuened
or nave oeen LEFT une mo, victory has been
gGheo for Con liog is out of the way, and
VIII not plague the administration SO let
caps go sp ald the democrat, party tally one
IN theic cohtest. Se4ntor Conkling aud his
colleague have exercised unqueationable priv
sTe hsSe AN" dons sA'n ,s,, m Hiy yn;sn SSa'se and
public men would dare 10 do Ia the ia OF an
angry and powerful executive.
SAN FRANCISCO BuLLErIN
Sln Francisco, Oh, May II Or Mr.. Conk-
ling's resignation the Bulletin saye: "He
wanted pconlrcl the appointments, rnd fail.
Ing, he re Tres IT. autagonized the adminis-
tration Snda break was ine,itabla. The full
strength ot his case Is that Roherton was Of
ienslve TO him on personal grounds. The bel
yer sentiment Of the republican psrty is in
iavoro giving the ptea dent a chance Conk-
ling appears 10 have sought no other end
than to strengthen his own poltticsi position,
anu that OF his party. While his great ability
is acknowledged, his retirement cannot be
considered u calamity.
SAN FRANCISCO POST.
rhe Post says the resignation Will be receiv-
ga with surprise and regret. Conkling made
the nomination OF Robertson a persohal
matter, aud saw he would be defeated Shou d
me leg stature re-eleci him, II would be an In
dorsement ofhis opinions
lNpIANoPoLiS JOURNAL,
indianapolis, Ind May 1.-THE journal
says: Senators Oonkling and Pl ,t have no,
resigned out OF pique nor for nothing. Garfield
succeeded TO the presidency by m-nns of tho
vote Of New York. Surely 1t can't be said that
Conkling contributed nothing to the republican
success III that state and the nation. rpe an
pointment Judge Robertson was not a re og-
milton of the Blalneparty In New York or Of
the Independents or anybody elso. IL was
solely or purely an attnck on Ucukiing, SO
CO.. ceded, so understood aud SO expressed by
every ons. 1t Is only those who believe tn
senator Conkling should bepunished for some
nudehaed and undednable ollense, who can
by any possibility endorse the action of the
president in the matter,
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Items of Interest.
North and South.

In the Clucipuati papers of Sunday last
MABLEY, the great Clothier of thst section oil
country, adveItises as Bargain his Best Blue
Flannel Suit for SI5. 90. We.offer the same
our Middlesex Blue Flannel Suit, warranted
not to fide-- at SI2,5 80. These suits thrst
quality are exactly alike, are made by the
same manufacturer, and, so far AS We know.
cost the same. Let the Customer In Dallas
and elsewhere In Texas, draw his own cons
ciusions. All our Spring and Summer Cloth
ing IL marked in q like reasonable manner.
IL Is to the Sales of & SeasOn-not to those of a
day-that.we look for Profits, ATSANGER'S.
TWO THOUSAND pairs of ladies' Misses
aud Childrens' Slippers and Sandals bought
at a corcession Of 20 per ceet, Glow cost, and
sold at prices positively below competition.
Shoe Department, AT SANGER'S.
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THE COMPILING CASE.

.Sssv"S NhscUsWtiuk Iu new nOrk
Against the Reelection OF COMk ling
and piatt-IIas Tho Legislature the
Power 20 Fiil tho vRcRncicsf
Hudson, New York, May l7.-Friends of the
administration here fired one hundred guns AZ
noon to-day. Petitions are In circulation
against the reelection OF Msssrs. Conkling and
Plat.
New York, May l7.--Au Albany dispatch TO
the Express says: IL Ia believed By soine state
senator's that the statutes don't give the lsn is
lnture The power to I'LL the cxpiratlona or
vacancy or oficea ur the United States
sonntor', except on the second Tuesday
after the meetipg OF the Legislature. The statu-
les certainty reads this way and Il Ia interpreted
to mean that the kucccssurs OF tho two senator
cant bs Mp 4ointed until the 10Th day OF Janu. /.
Hry, 1se. = ''
fhe Pos, spccla' rays word Goa 20 this morn. f.
Ing frvm several . iuntics that public nice lnp A
have b. en- called 10 sustain the presIdent
vnx PopuLi. = lT-''
Albany, May u The opinion IN Rrov Inn
tint the senate Will refuse TO 20 Into sn elec.
lion for United Htates senator's, and wi,l
leave the choir. 10 tho next lotjslntu q
eomc or the senators say thcs think lhe ouss
tlon - 70 whether the 70 igbinr ssnst n.
should ~ return III and lhcir o1ndncI n.
prsvsd. Y 9 ore e .nas ne vsopie should have ia
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San Antonio.

san Antonio, May 7..-lnformation from
Laredo says In consequence Of tho near an.
pronch of the iallroad from Corpus Chr,sti
ana the active construction going forward
from here TO Monterey by the Mexic an national
company rents have been rapidly rising
at this point, and land Is In continual de-
lean commercial agents are already plantisa
themselves In town. Numbers of wagon trains
cross me river nearly every day loaded with
merchaadise on their way TO the interior states
OIL moxicc, and the wharves OF the river banks
are covered with goods Tor tr transportation.
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The Cotton.plsnters to meet at Mem
phis. e

VicksourR, May l7.-The cotton planters,
association are Informed that liberal arrange
ments have been made BY tho oity Of Memnh,s
Tor entertaining mcmbsis Of the asgociaticr
au9 guests at tue annual convention 10 be held
at Memphis, May 2'th. The, Exhibition Of inS-
pIovsa sui, mscninery y Will probably exceed IN ex-
zen! any previous display made In the south
including improved attachmen ts for makine
yarns nom soed cotton. This promises t0 Is
!ne largest and most important convention 81
all railways aud on the Anchor line stss -
has been made = - -
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Ladies' GauZe Vests

Our G AUZE VESTS for Ladies', Misses and
Children are especially desirable goods. La.
dies sizes come with low neck and short
sleeves, high neck and long fleeves, and high
neck and short sleeves. All lines of ladies'
Muslin Underwear shown In the very latest
styles Obtain our prices. Ladies' Uuder-
wear Department, SANGER BROS.
Ladies Dressing Sacques, shown in variety
Of styles, trimmed with embroidery, tucks
and Torchon Lace. Ladies' Underwear De-
partment. AT sANGER'S.
Put up your Mosquito Bars in tim, Buy
them ready-ma G, at 75c, at 1895, ard up
ward In better grades to the finest Boblnet
Bar, with patent frame and turn.over-top
AT SANGERS.
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LouisviIlo Jeck ey CIun u....

Louisville, Ky, May l7.--Thers was an i'm.
msnse crowd present to witness the first days
events Of the Jockey club races. The
weather was delightful. The
following are the summaries: Let race.
mile and one.iouIth for all sges for $500.
Time 2:l0k. Bancroft waS the favoritc
second derby for two-year-olds. Ii indoo
nrst, selex second, Alhambra third, nina
2ao. hindoo sold the favorlte 40 TO / over six
milo, when Hndoo went TO the front and ~ r ma =
hands down the course '' SssA'S SssA'S
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whitney.
Special to the Herald.

whitney, May 1I.-Another attempt to burn
the town, occurred this morning atS O'Clock
by ponringsevera gallons OF coal oil over the
Door and wooden work In b. +. Rinehams
hardwaIe store. The incendiary hid the KEYS
10 the store, and after setting It on fire In two
1re WINS discovered In time TO be controlled,
Loss $500, Insured.
Our town and county are rejoicing over the
regular. passenger train from Brenlond 10
Mount Airy, which commenced on the l&th
Instant, and the track is now com p,etsd To
cisco, on the Texas d Pacific roaA.
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"A Real Bargain in Black Bunting

We offer one specisl lot of BLACK BUNT-
ING ;, warranted first-c' ass goods, at 10 "-3c.
They are worth not less than 25c, as Patrons
will say Immediately upon seeing and exam-
lining them. We can easily lind Purchasers
enough for these exceptional values, but We
mention them in the paper for the purpose of
calling general attention to A REAL BAR
GAIN In Black Bunting, which we wish
every lady in and around Dallas to personally
inspect and verify. Black Dress Goods De-
parIment. sANeEh blsos'
Lace Mitts and Lace Top Gloves come 70
per cent cheaper this season. lhsn last
AT SANGER'S.
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Matched Embroideries.

AT SANGSR'S only can patrons rely on
obtaining "the newest" and "the latest" as
soon a. "out," In MATCHED EMBROlD-
ERIES, The last Novelty received from the
East is presented in Ecru Swiss and Cambria,
matched edge and inseition-the "cream" OF
fashion in trimming embroderies this teason.
We also Offer line of HAMBURG EMBRoI-
DERIES, matched edge and insertion, at a
reduction from l5c to l0c per yard. We are
closing out line of Ladies' Embroidered Sets
of Collars and Cuffs, marked down from ijc 10
ESQ. Embroidery Department.
SANGER BROS.
The latest Novelties of the Season exhibited
In every Department AT SANGER'S.
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colorado.
Special To the Herald.

Special To the Herald.
Colorado, May IA slookman by the name
OF VIZ. Patteisoa was Lill,d hefelast night
ny Three Of the rangers stationed at this.polnt,
upon one of the rangers na,ned
Cudberry. The tDreo rnSers returned
the lire az once, every shot taking effect, Pat
tefson falling dead This seems to be the re-
SUI of an old teud between thu COWBOYS aud
the rangers. Threats have been made by hoth
parties. The rangers aro the only prolection
TO HE and property In this section OF Texas.
puolo opinion being largely in favor VI the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
Ladies'Linen Suits and Ul-
SterS,

A number Of lines Of desirable goods In lead
ing styles, at greatly reduced prices, to CLOSE
OUT this season. A moments examination
on our naming prices, will convince patrons
that wo can and do undersell all competition
In this line. Suit and Utter Department
AT SANGER'S.
Chlldrens' White Pique Suits, very hand
some. Suit and Ulster Department
AT SANGER'S.
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mnrtlereel m. W1f..

Denver, Colorado, May II. Last night q II
0randviow hotel, near this city, J. d
Rhyners murdered his wife while she
was a.lsep. They had been CONDUCTING
an insane asylum on new principles Wnlok
ooursgai. Ii was his iHtsntion q ccm III
suicide after he had billed his wiiS, bat
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sherman.
Special to fho Herald.

Sherman, May Ut. J. Crooks, late editor
Of the Sherman Courier. has purcha assd the
l!onham News, and will run it alone. Thu
Texas 4 Pacific machine shops are 70 bs io-
GSisa N,n nt Donham, and this is the cause Of
l.. W. Clarke had . valuable horse stoIen
froin the public square this evening. vhiic
eiooks was In sight Of the horse ali the
timo. w - - - sAo
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The White Vest Season

Fully prepared for 1t, gentlemen, AT SAN
GERS, where 200 different styles of Mar
seilles and Duck Vests, white and colortd,
plain aud fancy patterns, with s, G and but
tons, are now ON exhibition. Large sizes for
Fat Men a special feature. Gentlemen's s
olothiDg Department. SANGER BROS.
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pies, etc., was total loss. Only rart Of the
soout twelve or thirteen hundred
..ohars; ~ no insurance. Ii is supposed
20 70 nave been caused by can Of kerosene ana :
o1n m, oi matehes, administered by an enemy,
to.day near the city, was well Attended Snd
mnsh enjoyed by large crowd.
Inc weather Is clear and plessAut and crou
prospects very encouraging. -
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Tyler.

special TO the Herall.
Tyler May l7.-lIalf of the west side OF the
public square at q liner. was burned last nieht.
consuming the grocery AID llQuor store o, 4.
Z. bsrnwei, saloon of saVgers II, Hamilton.
anu the satiety house OF j. G. Johu,
by Insurance. Indications loint to incsntiI.
arisn. -
New machineryfor the nav foundry AMI ma
chine shop ot q NJ Ly!isy " Son, at iyirr.
i've business.
Weather very hot y
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COrsicanA.
Special TO the HArald.

Special TO the Herald.
Corsieana, May 1.-THE bid OF j. r. Minor
Tor the new hotel and block was accepted.
The front is to be OF Philadelphia p es.ca brick
with Austin stone facing. The cost OF the
Diock compleie VIII reach sos, 100. The hotel
VII, be one of tho lnest Ia the state.
Ihe sale oil tots at n creme, IA miles east OF
mere. Will take place on the l2th OF this month.
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Straw Hats

For Men, Women and Children, ct prices
that are below prevailing figures everywhere
else. are exhibited in tho latest styles and
fashionable braids Of this season.
AT SANGER's.
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The SPECIAL SALE Of Summer Silks
qdeted at 4?1&c, worth Coo; at i5c, WORTH 6jc
at soc, worth 75c. and so on upward contin-
ues with unabated success, AT SANGER's.
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Gentlemen's. Walking Shoes fer Summer,
high aud low quarters button, lace, buckle and
gaiter yles, at very. low prices. Shoe Depart
ment, AT SANGER'S.
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A Chance for Next Sunday

We are CLOSING OUra line Of Mems Black
Worstcd Coats and Vests, plain and fancy, at
the exceptionally great reduction of from $40
to $3.50. These goods look well and wear
well, and our present offer will enable many a
gentleman who has already, orwho may soon
have pair of light Pantaloons, to complete
suit and attic himself for next Sunday at a
far less outlay than he would ordinarily ex-
pect. We offer, also, line of All Wool,
Worsted Prince Albert Coats with Vests, for
sI3 80 that the customer would pronounce,
himself,to be worth $500. Drop In ard see
Gentlemen's Clothing department.
AT SANGER'S.
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special 70 The herald

Marlin. Nay i7...This morning a . o'cioss
Ann broke oot In The new brlok dwslilne q
NJ " A'lse' vAish WIN - hitsle ~.
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Distutbance ~ ODESSA.
0dessa, Nay 1.-THE militlAmsn are bivou.
aCtod th!oughout the city. Tho governot hi
wHrneu tnS innabltanis % remain IL their
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY rBLEaRAPH.

A Fine Hotel TO be Built at Corsi.
cana-A Coming Regatta at Gal.
veston-A stock Man Killed by
the Ringers at Colorado
Fires AZ Martin, whit.
ney and Tyler-News-
paper Change at
BOnham. Etc.
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Newport Ties, in Kid and Goat, warranted
solid leather, for only ONE DOLLAR. Shoe
Dopal ,ment, AT SANGER'S,
The Evening critic., 1881-07-27
For Major Brock's Eve.

TO the Editor of The Evening Critic:
Residents near st. JOseph's Church ask
the question: Have we vigilant policemen I
or are they afraid to do their duty? A lot Of
yagabond half-grown white and colored
boys make the neighborhood of Second and
G streets their meeting place. Stone battles
are every day occurrences on Second street
below @ and upon the vacant lot corner OF
Second and streets. Lamps are broken
flowers are crushed, and the evenings and
nights are made hideous by filthy and hor.
rid language heard. The church front is
loafing ground on Sundays and at nights
The grass spot on G street is made play.
ground. The gates and latches of many
nice fences on Second street were besmearcd
with gas-tar by these vandals. Rowdy'
ism was rampant from IL until 12 p. nj. on
Saturday last week ago. Half dozen pis'
tol shots were fired to attract the police
whistles were blown and no arrests ,oere made
A determination to arrest and the fact O.
arrests being made can only stop it, Al
present the young rowdies laugh after thu
DOlicc pass, MI,
The Evening critic., 1881-07-27
Notable Sayings OF Notable Men.

-"All on account of Eliza."-John Shcr-
man.
:" Physician, heel thyselfr'--Dr. Bliss
to the Herald.
=" It's wise child that knows it's own
fodder."--Larner.
-" A shipwrccked sailor waiting for
sale."--C A. Duncanson.
-"The best press ever made-Two loving
arms. Sam Haldeman.
There's many a drink 'twixt the cup
and the lip."-George Driver.
=" No man reads paper that he could
not mprove."-Any donkey about town.
:" Let no one suppose that by acting a
good part through life he will escape scan
dal."-Guy Thompson.
THE man who looks down in the
mouth will eventually have feathers on his
teeth."--George II. Butler.
-" An editor without backbone don't
amount to much. It's his principal column
You know. Tom Kalbfus.
-" It's absurd to hoard. What you've
spent you've had. What you haven't had
you've got to get."--Charlcy Murray.
81 If Guiteau had really wanted to be
honestly famous he would have had his
picture engraved fora liver-pad advertise
ment."-Dr. Townshend.
The Evening critic., 1881-07-27
Summary OF Morning News.


-Ayoob Khan is reported to be negotiat-
ing for peace.
The troops of the Bey of Tunis are dc
serting e., mdsse.
There are fresh prosecutors of the He.
brews in Pultava. 21lt
king KAlakaua has been gazetted an
honorary member of the Order of the Grand
Cross Of st. Michael and st. George.
Tho proposed banquet to Minister
Noyes, rendered by Americans in Paris, has
been indefinitely postponed on account OF
the anxiety about President Garfield.
--Blanco Flores, the Mexican murderer,
and cx-member Of the Vasquez gang OF
bandits, was killed near Gunia Monday
while attempting to escape from custody.
An unknown man was struck by the G
a. IN. train from Bordentown, near Kinkora,
on the Amboy division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, yesterday morning, and instantly
killed.
Governor Crittenden, of Missouri has
decided to offer reward of 5000 for the
arrest of the Winston train robbers, $50, 900
of which Will BIO given for the capture of
the James brothers.
Yesterday was celebrated by the col
ored residents and visiting Odd Fellows of
Chicago, ILL.,, as the thirty-eighth anniver-
sary of the institution of Fellowship
among colored people.
Chicago packers during the present
summer packing season, March l to Satur.
day last, have slaughtered and sailed
1858, 900 hogs against 1874, 900 for the cor
responding period a year ago.
"A telephone message was sent from
Paterson, N. j., to Buffalo. Monday, the dis
lance being 800 miles. This test was the
first one made for so long distance, and
was made with an inductive coil.
1t is rumored, according to the New
York Commercial Adreriser, that new tel
egraph company has been formed by Amer
lean and English capitalists, with capital
stock of $40, 100000 already subscribed. 1t
is said Mr.. James Il. Kcene is to be presi-
dent.
Harry Abbot, son of Gen. III. l.. Abbot,
United States army, stationed at Willett's
Point, N. Y, died at Wilton, N H., Mon
day, from injuries receiveda few hours be-
fore by falling from load Of hay on to the
pointed end of stake of the wagon, the
stake entering his side.
The Butler syndicate at Providence, X
l., has made two or three unsuccessful offers
for the Spague estates. The committee OF
creditors yesterday informed the represen.
tatives of the syndicate that if a clear offci
of "a, 100000 should be made for the entire
property the committee would recommend
its acceptance.
"A dispatch from Columbus Miss, says
foul murder was committed by two negroes
near Crawford, in that county, recently
Alfred Bordens and his wife, Lena, were
walking by the house of JEFF. Wooten, when
the woman struck her husband with O
stick. jeff Wooten followed her example
inActing u heavy blow, and the assailed
man fell, when he was thrown into els
tern. Both murderers are in jail, No mo-
tive is given for the deed.
The Evening critic., 1881-07-27

The shipments from the mines of the
Cumberland coal region for the week ended
Saturday, July 90, were Abs tons and for
the year 1881 to that date 1,067, 342 tons, "a
decrease of 81, 1923 tons rs compared with
last year. The coal was carried to tide
water as follows: Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, for the week, 1890 tons for the
year, 735, 1853 tons; n decrease as compared
with last year of lilo tons. The Chesa-
peake & Ohio Canal, for the week, 16,070
tons for the year, PIT, 1862 tons; decrease
as compared with last year of CASA tons.
Tho coal was taken from the mines rs fol-
lows: Cumberland & Pennsylvania Rail-
road, for the week, 39,743 tons; for the
year, 1,008,290 tons. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for the week, 1,137 tons for the
year, 35,645 tons. Georges Creek and Cum
berland Railroad, for the week, 6,363 tons
for the year. 40,6SS TONS
The Evening critic., 1881-07-27
T,Hos. BOWLING, AuctIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Dy, virtue of deed Of trust dated March d,
1871, and recorded In liber No. $751; folio 3s5 of(3
the land records Of the District OF Coiunbin Hs5
we will sffer at psblic auction, on THURSf5AY,
premises, nj o'clock r. M. the following de-
scrbed real estate. situate In the city Of Washing
Der twenty (20l, twenty-one (sD and twenty-three
(23) OF q. ID. Church recorded subdivision Of part
Of square numbered 40, the sane being improved
with three-stOry brick dwellings.
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
to be paid In cash, and the residue in two equal In
stalments OF six ana twelve months, with inter-
est to be secured by notes and deeds OF trust on
ton. a deposit of $50 Will be required at the time
OF sale, tho trustees reservng the right to resell
the property should the purchaser not comply
with above terms within five days from day Of
sale, cost OF conveyancing Mt purchasers expense.
JAMES HARRISON JOHNSON,
WIN. A. wIMSATT,
jy22-dSds Trustees
The Evening critic., 1881-07-27
The water supply.

WASHINGTON, d. G., July 26, 1881.
To the Editor Of The Epening Critic:
in your paper in regard to scarcity OF
water. He says "We do not get water on
second floor one-quarter of the time,' and
remarks, "If we had Commissioner cast OF
the Capitol we would have water" Now
to inform Complaint" that Capitol Hill is
not the only portion of the city without
water, will state that we, in the north
west section, do not have it more than one
quarter of the time on the first floor, and we
have Commissioner, too, but he don't seem
to have any more water than any other in
dividual. But we give him credit of doing
all in his power to have an increase in the
supply of water for the whole city. The
fault lies with Congress.
Respectfully, G. +.