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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05
AUBURN WATER cures govt, dyspepsia.

THE Hotel Arno Sixteenth street northwest,
elegant fitted private hotel this side of New
York, and the prices are lower for the accom-.
modatiOns than can be obtained In Washing.
ton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

THE Hotel Arno sixteenth street, between
and X northwest, Is the most elegant European
plan house IN Washington, The location finest
In the city, Prices popular.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

Justice McrrIck, who held the second dlyl.
sion Of the circuit court and has kept the same
open for the purpose of periecling bills of eX.
ceptlon, has directed tho clerk 10 post a notice
mt Tie court wilt be finally closed on the 9th
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

The Secretary OF War has decided, In view Of
the developments in the late eourt.martial
case at Fort Mycr, TO put that post under the
command of n regular army officer, and have
II conducted as regular military post. Mai.
James Biddlc is now on his way here 10 be
assigned to that duty. Signal service men
will still be trained at the fort, but 1t will no
longer be controlled by the signal service.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05
GRAND MARCH at E street Rink tonight.

re. hn Ills, P uStls tisis 70 tne Cupitai can
at the Hotel Arno, Sixteenth street. between /
and K northwest, than can be obtained at any
other hotel. Everything is new and complete
at this establishment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

lntondcnt Sloulenburgh reports that the
number Of prlsoners in the workhohse on the
Isl instant was 23S paupers Ia the almshouse,
10; patients In the hospital, S.; Officers aud
employees, 81 total population jl7.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

PARTIES wanting elegant apartments, where
they viii be charged only for meals taken,
should call at the Hotel Arno. Sixteenth street,
between l aud X streets northwest. Every
thing new and first class. Location convenient
to uptown hotels aud theaters.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

PARTIES can have every luxury at the Hotel
Arno, Sixteenth street, between land north.
west, ana will be charged only for meals taken
in the house The hotel is the most thoroughly
equipped for every comfort, and the charges
reasonable
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

So per gallon, Is cents quart bottle. No. 1
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money,
at MCGec's, Ninth street, near d.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

The want of space prevents our giving a full
description OF the attractions in the other de-
paItments but the .Bon MaTohe" will be faith
iul to its trust, and hopes to have the pleasure
OF seeing you this the Anniversary Week at
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05
Notion Department.

Straw Table Mats, 3 pieces cheap, at i5c
set, to close out at DC a set.
Straw splashcrs, worth CSC, to close ont at lOc.
Peacock Feather busters, cheap at 35c, to
close at l0c.
Remnants of SILK Garter Elastlcs very cheap.
Rick Rack Braid, is yards to each piece. to
close today at Sc per piece.
Some Leather Satchels, sold Of 80 and Csc. to
close out at CSC each. Some sold at 10 to S5c, to
close out at J0C
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

VISITORS desiring elegant accommodations
should call and see those offered at the Hotel
Arno, one block from Lafayette square. This
house is steam heated and newly furnished
throughout american and European plan);
prices reasonable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

This week VIC shall celebrate The Scml.An.
nual Anniversary six months since the
"Bon Marche" opened wide It's portals to the
people of Washington, and the Bon Marche
cannot allow the occasion to pass without
expressing It's sincere thanks for the kind man.
ner with which 1t has been received. The sue.
cess which has greeted its efforts 1t feels as
sured is due to the manner In which 1t has
strictly carried out the promises made, and Mt
no time deyating from the principles and rules
adopted, viz:
Flint. Strictly One Price.
Second. Exchanging goods not satisfactory.
Third. Relrndlng money paid on goods pot
satisfactory or not us represented.
Fourth. Employing only polite and attentive
attendants.
With these cardinal principles and assuring
you that they will be strictly adhered to, the
Bon Marche asks continuance OF your conii-
denCe and favor, guaranteeing that nothing
will be omitted on its part to foster the pleasant
relations that already exist.
This week shall offer what Is called an ANN.
veTsary Sale, and at the same time suggest that
you make your selections carly, as the quanti-
lies are not large.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05
Embroidery Department.

open to-day 20 now patterns Mt nc, worth lOc.
open to-day so new patterns at lOc, worth lsc.
open to-day 100 new patterns at 121sc, worth
20c.
A lot of new Cambria and Swiss Flouncings
S to IL In. wide, worth 40 to SOC, only Csc n I'd.
A lot of new Cambria and Swiss Flouncings
from IS to % in. deep, worth S5c, only soc yd
A lot of Cambria or Swiss skirtings, 10 I'm.
deep, 80, CSC, and 81 I'D, worth double.
Finer Goods and All.oycrsto match, also very
cheap.
New Colorcd Embroideries, all widths, all
ColoIs, all prices.
Laces.
Torchon Trimming, all linen, all colors, sc n
yard, or sec for II yards.
A lot of Fancy Laces worth 10 to 1215c yd,
10 close at sc yard.
A lot of finer goods, worth IS to CSC q yard.
to close at lOc yard.
Bargains in ORIGINALS at 10, 1919. 10, Is, 10 20,
and Coolest value In the city by far.
Also new line Of Flouncings.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

ELEGANT steam. heated suites, with private
parlor, at the Hotel Arno, Sixteenth street
northwest, one block from Lafayette square
with meals served on the European plan. First
class in all its appointments.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

Don't drink Potomac sewerage. UseAuburn
Spring Water.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

In order to close out our entire stool, We have
marked down the following Goods
200 dozen Felt Hats, sold formerly at zoe, SELL
ing now at 25e.
30 dozen Felt Hats, sold formerly for 81, sell.
ing now at SOC and Coo.
GO dozen Felt Hats sold formerly for 81. So
selling now at zoe and 81.
100 dozen Corsage Bouquets, at 22c.
100 dozen Finer Corsage Bouquets, at 35c.
100 dozen Finest Corsage Bouquets, at SOC aud
75c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05
B A u M S.
FRIDAY, RED TICKET DAY |!
pS TODAY ! %
Unusual Bargains Surprises for Everybody
Call and Convince Yourselves

a Rare Chanco-A Heavy Loss TO Us.
We have about % Robes. each containing IL
yards Of material, ~ yards wide embroidery,
and AZ yards narrow embroidery. They are
very fine goods, bnt as the boxes IN most cases
are broken we shall sell them to-day at $3.50
each The prices were $3.50 to sll.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05
Ladies' NeOkwear Department.

100 styles Ruchng, worth 25c n yd, at l0c yd.
Tourist BuChing yards In box, for 1Sc.
Beaded Collarcttes, worth 81 to $3.50, closing
out ut 2Jc.
Newest styles colored sets for Ladies' (Siden.
befg's best goods only Collars, cut in improved
shape (highj and new and nobby patterns.
Oriental Lace Collars, cheap at 25c, to close
at Ice CuCh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

91S-319 Seventh ST. NJ WA
R9> WE CLOSE AT P. M. &N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

AuDrnS WATER cures kidneys. liver, bladder
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05
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House Linens. House Linens.

1t has been some time since that We offered a
full and complete line of Table Linens, Towels,
Napkins, Doylies, and Crash.
90 doz best quality Turkey Red Doylies, large
size, per doz SOC.
20 doz red bordered Cream Doylies, per doz
Csc.
IS doz Bleached Doylies large size, per doz
zoe.
10 doa red bordered Bleached Doylies, per
doz 90c.
10 doz red bordered Bleached Doylics, extra
quality, sl.l0,
so do2 assorted DOylles, $3.50, sl.59, sl.79,
and 81.
! lot Glass Crash all linen, pink and blue
plaid, nc.
lot of l5.inch wide Glass Crash, in plain
and stripe, 0l$c
% doa All-Linen Towels, splendid size, g &c.
10 dO2 Loom Damask Towels, lOc.
lot of extra largo Huck Towels all linen,
lGc.
lot OF ij.inoh Huok Towels, all linen, l0c.
. lots Of Loom Damask Towels, 45-inch, 25c.
pieces Of Loom Table Damask, loo.
5pieces of Loom Table Damasli, red border,
2Oc.
spices OF stripe Damask, with woven Dor
der, SIC.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05
CAENIvAL-E st. Rink, Tuesday, March 0.


a rumor was in circulation yesterday tha
Henry Book, the German baker, who was
found hanging Tuesday morning to ladder in
the yard OF Piepenbrings bakery, Fourteenth
and streets southwest, had been foully dealt
with. Investigation in the neighborhood did
not reveal any evidence that the cry OF "mur-
der" had been heard, except one man, who
said he thought that he heard rough voice
during the night, but was not sure. No mari;
OF violence was found on the body except that
made by the rope on the neck.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05

cAnNWAL-EsL Rink, Tuesday, March Q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05
Dress Trimming Department.

odd pieces of Colored Chenille Fringes, 81
and sl.25 goods, TO close AT 80 and 75c yard.
Hussars, in all colors, 81; worth $3.50.
Feather Trimmings, in all colors, SOC yard;
worth T5C.
New lot of Clasps. worth SOC, at CSC.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-05
SPECIAL SALE IN CLOAKS.

~ NNh+hA D+hhh iN NhOhhOs
We are determined to close ont our extensive
stock of Ladies' Misses, aud Children's Cloaks.
Price no object.
Elegant Berlin Diagonal and silk Newman
Rets at SO, So, and $40,
Russian Circulars, Visites, and Jackets at s.,
So, 81, and So.
Seal Plush Coats and Visltes at SIS, $40, s2j,
and SOS. "a
Childrens and Misses HaveloclSs and New.
markets at 81. 81, 81, S., and Sc only.
We advise all In need of Cloaks not to pur.
chase until you have examined our stock and
ascertain our prices.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
4 NEW POLITICAL ORISIS. =
THE NEW PREMIER MUST SHOW his HAND.
HENRY LABoUCHERE ADVOCATING NEW KLEc-
TION Ae BOON As POSSIBLE.
fBv CABLE TO TIE TKIBUNE1

HENRY LABoUCHERE ADVOCATING NEW xLEC-
TIoN As BOON As POSSIBLE
rBr CABLE TO TIE rEIBUSE.l
CopNtShti l5>J HortA lmertcoa cable Nevs Co.
LONDON, July 2S.-Lord Salisbury, "A shown
nv the I.eeting At the Carlton Club yesterday q. in
hurry disclose the Irish policy Government u IL
has any. He vould proceed Immediately after the
assembling Of Parliament the REMAINING businesso
supply. thus dispsuslng with autumn session. There
would ne bef speeoh from the throne announcing that
no legislation would bo proposed but that the financial
business OF the year would be wound up Parliament
would then stznd psoroeued until the usual tine In
February. But the Conservative chief may have his
aud forced scorer than he anticipated This 10 Arthur
Arnolds view OF II:
THE estimates laid aside Ia order that tie iudg
meut country eht be upon the question of
establishing legislative body In ireland for the trans
action of.rsh basiuess before supply granted
her Majesty By whom this question submitted o the
Electors They have cisSr and onsttutOnal right TO
know wnat 10 the policy OF the advIsets Of the
crowI. feel sure that Lord Salisbury were to pro
pose TO take the e4timstes In AuRusI the English and
Irish bers would fail 10 their clear aud obvious
duty Thry would refuss to grant supply uutil they
hal learned In speech from the throne what Was the
policy be laid before Parliament as q re-ult OF the
srD-s made by her Majesty IN June Lord ealsoury
ana hts colleagues could not Withstand snch demand.
which would DO firmly based upon constitutional right
and practice"
Radicals and the Irish hold together they must before
very long force the position OF the euomy" he
again. In to-day's Trxh: Whenever election pro-
duo this result that OF allowing small body Of lber'
AlCaionss to dietatel one who believes 10 Par
.ameusry system Of Government should do his beat to
bring about fresh election ss possible the
country declared ts confidence In Lord HartinR
Why theu should he the srbiter OF destiurs
All flying about TO how the spoils
Of victory will be Distributed Il confidently asserted
In many auart-rs that Lord Randolph Churchill will lead
tue Con .ervat yea 10 tha House OF ComnOns but 10
aYgued that viii not suit Lori Harrington Hearken
10 tue grow from tie Thunderer:- t$s no dispsrage
moot OF Lord Randolph Churchirs abilities to say that
at present crisis HE peculiar qualities must be kept
severely under control the LIBERAL Uniousts are 10 be
lad
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
MEMBERS OF THE NEW CABINET
SIR MIcAAEL HIcKs-BEACH CHIEF sEcRETARY FOR
IRELAND.

IRELAND.
LONDON, July 28.-In Lord Salisburys Cabi-
the following appointments have been made ana 90
ospted:
Home Becretsr Lord George Hamilton.
Chlef 6aoretary for Ireend-5ir Michael Hekebeacn'
Secretary for war-vscoupt CranorooF-
Lord President OF the Council
ChAno-ner OF the Exohoouor IeRaer In the House
Cf Commons-Lord Randolph Churchill
Secretary Of state for Foreign Afairs-Lord Iddss
leigh Gsir Stafford N1rthcote
viceroy OF IreIand-Marquis Of Londonderry.
Mr. Gosohea offered the of1re OF Chsnrcor OF the
ExoheQuer aud the leadership in the House OF CommonA
Is "a stated that he seek 70 reenter Parliament
at present and tnat when be does he viii stand ~
Conscrv auve and Join Tory party.
David Robert Plunkst and Henry Chaplin will obtain
seats In the new Cabinet
The RiTht Hon. William Henry Smith. sir Riohard
AsshetOn Cross and the Right Hon Frederick Arthur
Stanley will enter the House Of Lords.
Ata meeting the Gladstone Ministry at Lord Gran
ve's house this evening t decided TO ossst Lord
Salisbury In obtaining supply. The Liberal Ministers
also decided shape their tactics until the Queens
speech has been read 10 Parliament
Tae Exchange telegraph Company announces that it
ia Informed hlRh authority that Lord 5alispurJs
Irish policy will include proposal to lend to Ireland
the sum Of 600 900 to enable her to establish local
banks sctch system and lend money at nominal
int~-s 10 farmers and manufacturers 10 orier to stm'
ulaie aud develop trate
TAS standard tanks that the Marquis OF 6sisburvs
postlon . safe long Mr. Gladstone leads the
Opposttton. II noticeable a. the mo ting a. the
Carlton Ciub yesterday that while sir Michael Hcks
sSIlsbury LORD Randolph Churchill sst In one Of the
trout rows WITH the rank AMI Ole.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
HOPEFUL NATIONALISTS.
SPEECHES BY hEssRa BfGGAR AND DlLLoN-i
eEAr FOR NIX. OOeCHEN


sEAr FOR NIX. 0oeCHEN
DUBLIN, July 28.-At a meeting of the
Na.onAl League here yesterday Joseph Biggsr. n p,
made speech In which he sail there
waa no to feel despondent over
anything the Conservative might attempt The Par
nellites said. bad already unmade two Governments,
and it was not unlikely that they would un-
make a third. He hoped that In any case
they would never assist Mr. Chamberlain. whom he
characterized the most dishonest politician of tho
agN John Dillon also addressed the
meeting. He sAid that II coercion shoaid
be introduced In ireland the landlords
would hayr tho most regret its introduouonA
u Home Rnls offered. Irsiknd would seoept ths
bOon however. that It was Mr.. Gladstone
who frat offered IT.
The Epen,n0 Ndh says that one Of the seats 10 Dnon
Univarslty will secured for Mr.. Goshen, 40 huSh
Holmes Of the present members OF parliament Tor
the University, will shortly Da promoted 70 tho LORD
Cnef Justiocship vice Rt Hon. q. A. C. May, VINO re-
titeR ,.,,..
book on tho Repeal OF the Union" b in GIRO iiation
In Dublin, and Il nutter among tn Frnlals
uomr OF fenr that OF their brethren has oi-
vuged the srcrets Of the or ter 49,. .
Iished a resolution villfying William Joseph Cor
bet mrmber Of Parliament Mr. Corbet Is
0 ,ateed with f1iliuI TO reduce rents anu
wth se,znx debtor< cattle. Tho resolution saYa that
while he poaes - Nationalist. his true Character ls
that of = determined and releDtless rackrentar.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
PARDoKED BY THE PREsIDENr;;

PARQOkED BIZ IhE EhCoiDEN
GALVESTON TexaA July 2s-A dispatch 70 I itnen
San Antonio says Colonel Nelson Plate formerly ssSs
customs Corpus Christi who wss senene&sa & % we W.. sh
received Telegram from Washington. announcing h'
by the PrcsidonL1 - .,,,,ra
TIE DEFICIT IN COLONEL BoLIOEs AcG0TMaSs GSoo1sess
CHICAGO Juiy 28-P0st O1ce lnspeotor kidocr
that The defcit discovered IN NE hcoouns
Bolton late superfn u the mailing department
ond class matter, u t6.elA
ARRFsT OF SCIENTIST c.u,.,,
CuAnPIioH I'll July ga man Whe Gala hm ~ a
LlndleZ U g. A. professor o. =, Wsss Virginia
Univornity Professor Lecquefeenx s1p esrred with
srrestsd yesteray Al Universiu Of Illinois
swnding The sherth responded 70 ~ =. isshura Ill,
HurinstSn. Mount PleasanL ottamwA oskAloosA ''"N
many other potntS-
NO RELEAgE FOR PATTERSON. =, N. So
AsnuRV pApK n J. July f8Jug1oe oSu1aesf ~ Labeas
prems 0eurt 6s; rendered decision 90 ss III f%ssT Hs
oorpua eecure1 bT Prank Pattefson. tne soeseS1
refuses 10 order fattsFssb's dis0bargs ron oes.
TaE EPIDEMIC AT PoTTtIOHH: ne
pp.nfra iniv 2A-Tho nygterous gpeemn seae.ttn ne
QisIsov ifsa cemgAnys employs. = Kri1ss Iayg
sSs nSstssa dsd ths ssni1g sse ri - sees.ss TAA
slck nan al have symptoms - vpheia fsv@
RRunroN OF Tn HLETCHER fAhiLLjr' nobsr,
LOWELL Hssa, JAY sA-Ths esssenineesn IA ~ saS ,rtssn
censerd' Ma, VII lea sFtanios y ikis e'S Oh
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
EXPLORATIONS IN AFRICA.

BERLIN, July 2S.-Herr Schwarz has been
compelled to terminate hs explorations IN the Came
rooms country owing hostility Of the ravea He
has, however. concluded treaties with several powerful
chiefs giving Germany authority 10 establish n pro
tsctorate that part OF country governed By
thetD.
Herr Fischer the African explorer reports that be has
reached WanRa, north Psnsau, with th' r-nnant OF
bis expedition after Journey Of extreme nsrishIp
lastine thIrty.two dsyA The mombers or the exprdi
tlon suffered severely from hunger Or the 23O ttves
who AccO mpanied the party hltys Ven dI't f-o'p
,aease aud starv alton FROM wounds received In
battle. Herr Fischer has secured valuable botanical
ami collection. He will proceed 70 Eau
Zibar from WangA.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
Cutting eTILL IN JAIL

Ell PAso, Tex, July 2e.-Editor Cutting sti. |
rema,ps IN jail Thn air he DUNGEON in which he s
iucarcerated became foul orders given tn
break small opening through the thick aobe wall 30
40 to frosh air Before this was done there Waa no
ventilation except By mssnsofa small door, Cuttings
dar ovance for subsistence has raised from
saven 10 fftf eepta o day Mexiran troops are hept
uay at some kind OF work ia the OF the barracks
and the old cathedral Tney deny that they are build
fort entrsnchnents hut reHne state what
hs work 10 they empieyef upon. The attitude OF
he Mexlcan auth clearly that they do not
intend 70 give Outing up under any circumstances
PoRT WORTH. Tex. July 2s-A bitter var feeling 10
redominant throughout Northern Tsxas, and tho Cut
ting case 10 absorbing attention throughout the State
The hatred the Texans Mexico has been growing
for yenrs and many report that volunteers can
he raised there In case trouble occurs.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
BEARS DEVASTATING THE COUNTRY.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., July 28.-A Dispatch from
White Bay says that largo n0uper of Arotic bo~rs.
driven sonth by starvation, have crossed over frOm
Pennyian devastating tue country TIE bears
number 1000 and have appeared nosr Cape Mug
ford The Indians that region eating their dead
~ompanions rhoss Who die amoug the white settlers
are buried secretly keep The EsqulmSus from getting
their bodies. Tho graves all disguised.
HALIFAX. July 2H-rhs sensational reports OF tho
dosttutiou 10 Newfoundland cOntradcted and It is
sald tina, there have besn no from starvation
Ths ~ Johns C0tonta denounces weddell, VINO 10 In
Canada soekinR asststanoe. - al itnp0ster.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

.rs. NJ ss,d ynu In the event OF his szii squrss,
being appointed 10 the said onice whenever tee said
Flynn might demand the ami further to msks no
appointments ss.d once without she approval OF
saId FLYNN and TO make such removals therein a. inc
said Flynn might suggest and request and TO trsnsAcs
the business of tue oice the said Flynn miehs
direct and thas 10 evidence OF the said corrupt sno
illegal agreement promise and bargain she sd squire
did prep>re and execute the following memorAndum In
writing, TO wit:
EEw.YoRK, December 20, 1884
MAURICE B. FLYNN, esQ.
DsAR eIh 10 oonssasrstsa OF year securing not lees
shas ssar County Dsmssrssy Aiasensa wae sAal voss
fer ssy ssuaruarsa e. osnnisasusr Il Rab'ts Sefss
in IA s<xss 90 ~ ssxss szzrssoxsk ~ sas fss
that Office hereby agree place my rsstsnxsfou -
oumissioner 10 case my condrmatoo In your hands
whe ssvsx xsz may demand the same. and further 70
nsks No appon smsass IA SAID Office without sp-
preral aad 20 makA susb removals sbsrsn N.Y.
suggest and request and rsnsscs tins sassss % sAd
Office As you may direct. Very truly yours.
RoLLN NJ SQUIRE
Charge vIL-Entenng into . corrupt aud unlawful
dealings with the Mayor. Aldermen aud Conn ,n.ry OF
tracts. let and entered iate ~ she psg.msa: 81 Public
10 To- SsSs :" ssa s and co%
nalry by plAciug he absolute nsxsnens ani oou-
troll of the OF Pubic Worxs, and tue
Of ia 6usiorss hands aud subject 20
the control OF said MAunco b Pynu. 49,
Speo featon that on about the 2Gth day or De-
ceulDor 1884 When tho said ROilin NJ squire was 9
candidate fOr aud seeking appointment 10 the 9niee OF
onmssioner of Public Works and head ef the Depart
nept OF Puois Works, and whiio the said Maurice b
Flynn contractor interested In contracts eetsrsa
into with hin by the said department OF Pubiie
Works In behalf OF tho Mayor. Aldermen aud
Commouslty Of the CITY Of New. York, the SAID
soure agreed with said Flynn. that " be, the
ssid Flynu would secure tho votes OF four Aidsr-
men in favor Of Ds, squires confirmation As Comns-
OF Public works without which fonr votes the
said Squire could connr Cd and appointed
such commissioner, be- tho said squire. wonid maze
no 10 said ofos without the approval OF
sad Flynn would such removals ss her
inc said Flynn might suggest anI request anf would
tho business Of said 0cs ~ he, the said FJnn
might suggest and tireot