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New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
THE WAR IN EGYPT.
TOPICS IN ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA Aug 16.-General Sir Garnet
Wolseley, the English commander, with the author
ity Of the Khejlve, has issued a proclamation to
the people of Egypt representing the sole object of
the British TO be to restore the authority OF the
Khedive. 1t says that all peaceful inhabitants will
be kindly treated the mosquesiwll be respected anu
ali supplies paid for. General WOlseley adds that
he will be glad TO receive all chiefs who are dis
posed TO assist in represslng the rebellion. General
Wolseley held O conference to-day with Admiral
Seymour and all the generals. de subsequently
visited the Khedive This afternoon General
Wolseley will inspect the Ramleh positions.
An encounter between British mounted patrol
and a party of 800 Bedouins occursed this morning
near Ramleh Five of the latter were killed.
The Khedve yesterday sent telegram to Nice
requesting the presence Of Riaz Pacha at the
Palace. Rlaz Pacha is expected TO sail from Mar
settles tomorrow. and it is hoped to form combi-
nation Ministry under the leadership of Cherif
Pacha and Riaz Pacha, the whole 10 be under tbs
presidency OF the Khedive. Omar Pacha Lufti will
probably retain the post of Minister of War with
Osman facha heIh as Commander-in-C Chief of the
Army.
The transport Towerhill, with detachment of
horse artillery on board, mas arrived here. The
correspondent OF the Paris Ldaterne has been re-
leased belief IN the hOpeessness of the struggle
IL spreading among the Egyptians. The BRUSH
commander at Mex, il said, has received over
tures for the surrender of an entire infantry bat
SALON If il can obtain favorable terms.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Daily Neus has the fol
lowing dispatch from Alexandria: Genera
Wolseley presided at council of war on board IL
NJ s. SalaInls TO day. The water supply here Is sui
fcient 10 last several hours. The Duke OF Con
naught, Sir Edward Malet, the British COnsul-Gen
eral mere and General Wolseey, visited the Khedv'
to-day. A party OF Arabs destroyed the pump q, q
the Rameh station last night Soldiers OF the 49ti
Regiment to-day extinguished tire, believed TO b'
OF incendiary origin behind the ruins of the Zzinii
Palace. The native police looked On, but rendered
no assistance"
The Daily Telegraph has the following dispatcl
from Alexandria "MajOr-General Alison held I
ley, the result of which is that the former will re
tam local command OF the British troops, pending
the present deliberations of the Conference. Gen
ersl Wolseley to-day inspected the military posi-
tions at Ramleh and surveyed the country aroun1
from The tower of the Water Works. A heavJ
mirage obscured the NEW beyond Arab Paoha'
first line of intrenchmentsu
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug. 16.-lhe Congress
siona Convention of the Iyth District met at Union,
and Iohn H. Eyns DomocT7it) was nominated
crNrvA LAKE Wis. Aug. l6-Chares G. Williams
os renomnated by the Republican Congressional Con-
yention of the District to-day on the first ballot
PONTIAC ILL., Aug. I6.--The GreeDbaokers Of the IXth
District have nominated Mr. Barnard. Of
Kankakee
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-The Greenbaekers Of the XIIth
Congressional District met yesterday and adopted o
patform. but adjourned without nominating anyone,
on account Of telegram from General Singleton stat
i'm that he would be Independent candidate II tue
Renubleans and Green hackers made no nominations
CAMERON Mo-, Aug l6,-The Democrats of the lid
District late hour last night nominated A NJ DUCK
cry, OF Davies County, for Congress-
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug 16-General A. 8 Herron was 10
dav Nominated on the fifty ballot for Congress from
the With District IN place OF h. W. KooerIsoh'
IyscJrnuRG Va Aug. 16.-The Republican ReadJus-
ter Convention here to-day nominated Internal Revenue
Collector Henry Rives to represent the With District
in Congress. . -,
ATLANTA. Ca Aug. 16.-At the Democratic Conven-
ton Of the vth District held at Griffin to-day. Hoe N j.
Hammond was renOminated TO Congress-
COLUMBIA, 8. C, Aug 16r-rhe Democratic Convention
NJ the vh congressional District met Chester yester
day. and to-day john j. Hemph, of Chester was nomi-
mated the sixtyelBhth Dallot
william Beatte delegate from Greenville the latter
Convention, died at his residence OF heart-disease
srAUSroS, Va, Aug. 16.-The Coalition Convention
met In Harrisburg and ren oinaed John Paul by
reclamation for Congress from the With District
ST LOUIS, Aug l6-The Greenbackers Of the I'D MIS-
souri, District to-day nominated Colonel william Quayie
for Congress The Greenbaekers OF the Kiln Disuos
to-day nominated Gage ). spring for Congress-
STAMFORD, KY, Aug. 16.-The hepuphcahs ol '"o
vIInb Congressional District to-day nominated William
{. Bradley for Congress-
NEWTON. n. J., Aug l6-Delegates from Hunterdon'
Somerset and Warren Counties have arrived mere 70 AZ
tend the Ivth District Congressional convention W
morrow These counties fully represented Inc
u,,,or,on ana Somerset delegations nearly solid
against renominating Mr.. Harris. Warren County Is
about Equally divided. Sussex County 10 sfongS
as.inst 6m is denomination To- therefore, regarded
a. doubtful principally aceosnt of ms vote On 'ne
River aud Harbor bill.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
PREVENTION OF EPIDEMIC DISEASES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. I


WASHINGTON, Aug 16. The Sundry Civil Appro.
priation bill contained two clauses IN relation TO
making appropriations for prevention OF the spread
Of epidemic diseases The first authorizes the Pres
ident TO expend sum not exceeding 81 100000 in
case of threatened actual epidemic in aid of
81 ate and local boards otherwise in his discre-
tiOn the second appropriates for aid to State and
local boards of health. and to local quarantine
stations Carrying ont their rules and regulations
to prevent the introduction and spread OF conta-
eous and infectious diseases in the United States.
$4,000 This last appropriation has attached to
1T proviso " that other public money THAI
that hereby appropriated shall bc expended for
purposes of the Board OF Health and that the du-
ties and investigations Of the board shall be con-
fined to diseases of cholera of smallpox aud yellow
fever
The President and the Secretary Of the Treasury
having decided to give the 800, 600 appropriation
to the Marine Hospital ice for disbursement tho
Board of Health in its struggle for existence has taken
steps to see if it get possession cf the S50O00
appropriation, and to this end it has addressed
letter to Judge Lawrence First Controller Of tho
Treasury, and that Official has had it under consid-
GRAFTON greater part OF the day. He has not yet
reached his final conclusion, but Will do so before
noon Tomorrow; since, as he says, the subject is
one which will admit of no delay. The letter or
the National Board of Health is signed by its dis
bursting agent. 1t makes inquiry whether or not it
can apply the money to further the general Dur-
poses of it's creation. 1t wants to know, for ln-
stance, whether IL can maintain its inspection sta.
tions ont of this fund. or it cannot, and IL
this fund is to he used only to aid State Boards on
State application, and If the Marine Hospital ser
vice is to control the special epidemic fund with
a probable right to use il prior to the application
of the $4,000, then the National Board OF Health
is left practically without funds for its general
operations and it's work must cease.
While Judge Lawrence will not foreshadow his
decision, il is believed that the National Board or
Health vii have control of the expenditure of the
$4,000 appropriation; possibly with a limitation
prev yentng its except on application OF state
Boards of Health in aid of their work.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
BOSTON. HoosAC TUNNEL AND WESTERN.

BOSTON, HUUSAC TUNNI4L AND " 10 I Tr'N'
SARATOGA, Aug. 16.-The annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel ana
Western Railway Company was held here to-day
Nearly all the stock OF the company was represented
The following directors were elected unanimously :
Robert Minturn Lewis May, Augustus Kountze, cyrus
T. Lawrence George J. Forrest and W. III. Hollister, of
Ncw-York; Ginery Twitcholl, Of Brookllne, Mass f.
L. Ames OF North Easton, Mass Elisha Atkins OF
Boston David b. Hatch, Of Brooklyn Conn josiah
and " v REYNOLDS of schaghtcoke, N Y. A resolu
tion of respect for General W. L. Burt the late presi
dent was passed commanding his energy and enterprse
in endeayoring 10 omen an easy, cheap and abundant
avenue of communication between the eyer-enarglng
area os cultivation and production in the West aud the
seaports of the East for which he sacrificed personal
fortu IN life
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
IOWA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

MARsHALLTOwN, Iowa, Aug. 16.-The Dem
ocratic Convention met here this morning John
p Irtsh OF Johnson, was made chairman. He made u
long address I'm which attacked the Republican party
He said IL had introduced the methods OF the Gar into
the noltics OF a Republic lie charged II with having
nsurned the Presidential chair in 1876, and robbed
Ssmnel J. Tlden Of his rights He also denounced pro-
bibtion as fanatcism which destroys property ac-
qured legally. , , H., .
of state T. o. Walker Treasurer, John Foley Auditor,
=. Thomnson: Acknowledgement, j. II. Bremmerman !;
Tustice of inc Supreme Court Charles E. Bronson, of
Delaware Clerk of the Supreme CourtH Z. Bonorden,
n Johns0u County Supreme Court Reporter. L. A.
Palmer, Of Henry County
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
ANTHRACITE COAL TONN1GE.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-The anthracite
coal tonnage of the various carrying companies for the
month of July aggregated 273724S TONS distributed as
follows philadelphia and Reading, 653.499 tons Le-
high Valley 54S tons Central Railroad OF NewJer
sew 4l6.O72 tons Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad, All. 1856 tons; Delaware and hudson canal
296 932 tons; PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, 2lS,4S8 tons
pennsvIvauia Coal Company ISL ,503 tons: NewYork,
Lake Erie and Western Railroad 30,S76 tons. This Is
an increase OF 149 compared with the CORE
snonding period Last year The total tonnage for the
YEAR TO date is 35 100 tOns being an increase as
compared with the corresponding period last year OF
2S5 5O4 tons The stock OF coal hand AT tide wafer
sbipping points on July 81 1892, 575,532 tons,
decrease ior the month of S.4O4 tons
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
A FURTHER PURCHASE OF LANDS.
fBr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 16.-A. Boysen
Danish Consult Gencral at this port to- lay completed ne
gotaons for purchase of $4,000 acres more OF the
land Of the Chicago Milwaukee aud st. Paul Railroad
Company in Minnesota. The price il not made public,
but is understood be slight increase the price
OF land for the sale which negotiations COM
peted yesterday Mr.. Boysens plan is TO found col
ony OF Danish settlers who will come to hIs country at
once This sale virtually closes out the lands OF the
company in Minnesota Mr.. Schultz the agent OF the
Davenport bankers who yesterday bought 10000 acres
failing to secure any OF the Minnesota lands Is en-
deavoriug To obtain 10000 acres III Dakota ana eApeclS
10 succeed in a day two
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
PREFERRED STOCK TO BE ISSUED.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-At a special meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Day
ton Railroad held to-day, the proposition to issue
900 OF preferred stock in shares OF 800 each was
adopted OF the $4,000 shares, the present capital,
2O.623 were in favor Of and 1873 against the propo-
sition making 2O756 votes. The directors will hold
meeting Tuesday TO adopt Of the four proposed
methods OF selling this stock namely: First. 10 allow
the holders OF common stock to take the entire increase
second invite bids for the entire lot third to invite
bids for part all OF the increased issue; fourth, 10
place stock on the market for what it will bring.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
PROPOSED LEASE OF THE EUROPEAN.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 16.-At a meeting OF
the Maine Central Railroad directors at Portland, yes
teIday proposition to lease the European and North
American Railway was accepted with slight modihca
ton. At meeting Of the European and North American
directors here today acommitee was appointed TO con-
fer with committee chosen yesterday from tne Maine
Central directors. joint committee Will draft lease
10 be presented tine directors of both roads, and,
satisfactory IL will ratified at the stockholders meet
ings, to be called at an early day.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
COURT TENNIS At NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 16.-The court tennis
match between Thomas Boakes of Canada, and Thomas
Pett began at the Casino this morning before
large and fashionable assembage. Arthur Hunneweli'
OF Boston, was the umpire Petitt was heavily hanoi-
capped he had beaten Boakes last year In snlar
match at the same place. The conditions were best
hr ont NJ five acts The first set resulted IN OF
IN favor of Boakes the second set TO In favor
f Roakes and the third set in favor OF Pettitt.
RoaEes won the fourth set and game Heavy beta were
made that Pettitt would win.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
FAT1L ACCIDENT NEAR WEST POINT

NEwBURG, n. Y, Aug. 16.-Two men
were killed and two others injured to-day the West
Shore Railroad while at work at Target Hill West
Point rope was attached to a locomotive on one
track and moving train another track through
the failure to loosen 1t properly it caught In
tank between the tracks and topped the tank upon
he me
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN BEHIND.

HAMILTON Ont, Aug. 16.-The international
smallbore rifle match between the Amateur Rifle Club
Of New York City, and the Victoria Rife Club OF Ham
on On came off the ranges OF the latter club to-
day. The weather was clear. Sight at first good,
but toward noon the out strong and rendered
sighting extremely difficult The wind was gusty, al
though not strong, and proved very trying. The com
petition was at 800, and 1000 yards, Creedmcor
targets fifteen shots at each the highest possible
at each range being seventy'fve points The fol
lowing is the score at 500 yards
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
SELLING A FORGERS PROPERTY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-This morning the
sheriff sold great quantity of sugar. syrup mossses
and cooperage the property of Hgert, the forger
for the benefit of attaching creditors One thousand and
eighytwO barrels of sugar sold for 5as cents pound
The eptre sale will realize about $4,000 Against this
the sheriff has executions and attachments 10 the
amount o S:}500OO.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
THE KEW.ANEE BANK ROBBERY.

KEwANEE, Ill.,, Aug. 16.-The excitement
over the bank robbery is about ended All the scouting
psries haze returned and tho has been put into
the hands of detectives All sorts Of coectures are in
dulged in nl-de6ned OF collision are enter
ssbcae 90 drummer who was here about the time OF the
robbery but VINO disappeared shortly aferward, was
CONCERNED In It. The robbers have such long start
that there Is little hope they will ever be captured
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
FREIGHT TRAINS IN COLLISION.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 16.-About A o'clock
this morning two freight trains on the NewYorK and
New-England Railroad in collision near Hampton.
Roth engines were thrown down embankment fifty
feet high and thirteen freight were thrown from
the track The wreck bad one, but OF the train
hands was hurt accident the result OF an error
of the train dispatcher Through trains are being sent
around the wreck Pained and tdc Providence d.
risnn of The rnad 10 Xillimantlc and HartfOrd
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

by Adolph Rosentha adopted, setting 1orln it .
it was necessary TO the Of the party nnt
E state Convention should be called TINS To- vbic bh
John f. Henry moved that the date at Wu,cn
the convention be held be fixed at september 10. 10
This was agreed to by vote Of 2s to TO- H. E Daps %
proposed that the ventOn be held at Albany; Dens
Mcmahon was in favor of New-York, and p ii. Cowine
advocated Saratoga as place for holding the cohVen
ton. An offer from Mr. Cowing OF hau at saratoga
settled the matter and that place agreed to- The
Executive Committee authorized to prepare call
for the convention.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

the safety of the Suez Canal having been removed
business in the insurance of ships against war rsks
has ceased.
The officers in Paris of the Suez Canal Company
state that after the English troops had taken pos
session of the water-works at Suez Victor de Les
seps proceeded thither and effected satisfactory
Understanding with Rear-Admiral Hewitt In rela-
on TO the duties imposed by the laws affirming the
neutrality of the canal. after which he went 10
Port Said TO effect similar agreement with hear-
Admiral uosknR.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
A CANAL PROJECT.

MrNNEApoLIs, Mnn., Aug. 16.-The con-
yention called to meet at Duluth yesterday for the pur-
pose Of organizing movement for the construction OF
canal to connect Lake Superior with the waters OF the
Red River Of the North the Assiniboine Saskatche-
wan and other large navigable rivers in British America
closed its lsb0rs to-day by adopting resolutions calling
on Congress aid and the State Legislature Tor sup
port in the appeal TO Congress.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
FRAGMENTS or WRSTERN NEWS.

LUMBER PRICES ADVANCED.
CHICAGO, Aug. l6-Ihe Lunbermens Ex-
chang. today advanced the prices about hall the
GRADES quoted the official list. The advance Is from
80 GEMS to 81 per 900 feet.
pErNIOr OF EX.CoNFEDERATE SOLDIERS.
SrnAIIA. Mo-, Aug. 16.-There was a large
rennIon of ex Confederate soldiers mere yesterday
Large body of ex Union soldiers took part III the pVce
soil The Rev b. L. Lacy, chaplain OF 5toheWah JScA-
son's command, made the opening prayer
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
SURVEYS OF PUBLIC LANDS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Out of the appro-
pration of 300 900 contained in the Sndry Civil Ap-
preparation bill for surveying public lands acting Com
missioner Harrison has made the following apporon-
ment among the various surveying districts Arizona,
$1,000; Colorado $4,000; Florida, $1,000; Minnesota,
S2O.O0O Nebraska, $4,000; Oregon, $4,000; Utab.
$4,000 Wyoming, $4,000; California, S2o,OOO;
Dakota 100000 Idaho $4,000 Montana. $4,000;
New-Mexico. $4,000; Nevada $4,000; Washington,
sos, 900; Louisiana, $I5, 900. Total, S33o,0OO.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEAENT

BLOOMINGTON, H., Aug. 16.-To-day F.
Leslie for some time past engaged bookkeeper in
the commission house OF Arenz Major, was arrested
on charge Of embezzlement The firm claim that
Leslie has appropriated several thousand dollars Ex-
pers, who have examined the books have lar discoy
cred discrepaneY Of ahont q 600
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LABOR VOTE.

PITrsBURG, Penn, Aug. 16.-In an interview
TONIGHT in regard to the alleged seLngout of the labor
vote to one or other Of the old political parties at
the coming convention in Philadelphia a prominent
leader OF the Party said that they had evidence
of such intention but that the calling OF the convention
two Eastern Pennsylvania one was
regarded with suspicion.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
THE GARFIELD MONUMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The Board of Di-
rectors Industrial and Art Exposition to
be held the rotunda OF the Capitol November % to
December 1882 for the benefit OF the Garfield monu-
ment has been organized. Already applications are be-
ing made for space, etc The Board will enter on its
work at and will possible arrange de-
tails which, when determined Hpon will be published IN
pamphlet FORM Those desiring space TO make exhibits
who any way desire aid in the enterprise should
address John W. Thompson, president Of the Board.
Waa
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

OF NewYork who is visiting relatives here was thrown
from carriage todsy II Is feared that lie received n-
ternaI injuries His daughter. who also In the car
riage, was bruised and had her wrist and ankle
eprained.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
EXCITEMENT IN DUBLIN

,,pvppp or PARLIAMENT SENT TO- TO rRlSoT; Rls ~
HnAPns ME Dr RVsS SV THE IN
TROUBLE ND,r c,IIIyG on TIE CITIZENS TO RE-
M"sb M.sS excitement prevailed in Dublin ,
.a."rdav E. Dwyer Gray, formerly
Lord Mayor of Dublin and at pre- pre'eh, to
member of Parliament was SEM sou ~
prison for three months and ilneo a, p.'. lO'
contempt of court in publishing in 1he frti- arti
mans Journal, of which he is proprietor, a',
Francis Hynes of murder. Speeches expreSS6 % nr@mnd
Indignation at the sentence were mace au aaUu 4o-
tbe new statue of O'Connell, and the Mayor 10
cetber with Messrs. Parnell, Dillon and Daviu'
was obliged to issue proclamation requesting
the people to remain calm. The matter Will
come up in Parliament to-day.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
CRICKET MATCH At BROOKLlNE.

BosToN, Aug. 16.-The Longwood Cricket
phla ut Brookline to-day by q score OF 149 TO LAT.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
BROOKLYN sTALWARTs CONFERRING.

A number of Republicans met last evening
No. 422 Tompknsaye., Brooklyn, in response to the
following invitation:
DEAR SIR: You are invited 20 attend meeting
Wednesday evening" August 16, at the house OF LOUIS L.
Wiebc, of No. 422 T0mpknsave, Of office holders and
employees Of the Government who desire to sustain the
National Administration Please attend. Respectfully,
Il l.. EsrERBRooK,
JAMES W. FLISN,
j. o. ELLERY
L. E. WIEBE-
Secrecy was maintained to the proceedings, but
they related to the support of President Arthur in city
and State
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
CanadiaDf.

shower delayed the men for some time DefOre tne
shooting began again, and by o'clock il had become so
dark that almost impossible TO take sight The
Americans however who had shot much faster than the
Canadians stuck it and finished their score at $50,
making the following at the LOCO yards range
RahbOne &C. Brown g. dudley 69 Deiorest 10, Davlds
81, and Todd 81. Total-379.
The Canadians have fory-nine shots to fire tomorrow
nO
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
DISCOVERY or A PLANETOID.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.--The Smithsonian
Institution has received from Professor Forester. Of
Berlin, the announcement of the discovery by p Hefry
at Paris on the 18th OF August 1882 OF planetod OF
the twelfth magnitude in 22 hours minute right
sion and 10 degrees 80 minutes south declinatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
CONGRESSMAN KETCHAM INDORsED.

CARMEL, n. Y, Aug. 16.-Hamilton Fish,
IT. and stephen Baker have been elected delegates to
{be Renubiican State Convention. Resolutions were
nassed ndorsng the Presidents veto of the River and
Harbor bill and sustaining Congressman ketcham's
vote in favor OF the veto.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
Canadians.
Americans.

During the interval between the 500 and 900 yards
shooting the sky became overcast and the wind more
gusty than ever required the very best Judgment
the marksme regulate their sighting. Tne follow
ing are the scores at the 900 yards range:
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
THROWA FROM A CARRIAGE.

. BoorHBAY, Ne, Aug. 16.-AlbeTt Smith,
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
THE SUEZ CANAL

LONDON, Aug. 1e.-The approximations regarding
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-20

MeSSrS Editors Dispatch: II vaccination
prevents the spread OF smallpox, why not
increase the number OF yaccinators and ac-
compliSh the work in the shortest possible
space OF time? At present there are three
districts and three public yaccinators-one
for each district. Suppose il requires four
months to thoroughly perform this duty;
the expense to the city would be 5000. II
twelve public yaccinatorS tour for each dis
tricD were appointed, at the same rate the
work would be accomplished in one month
at the same expense, while the trouble now
incident to public vaccination would be re-
moved; and il there is that virtue in yacci-
nation claimed for il, the spread OF the dis-
ease prevented, then our Legislature would
stan. l..