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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
NEWS FROM TIE SUI URBS.
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Christian skenkle, industrious carpenter living In
Chatham, went to his home late on Wednesday night
half crazed with rum, and after some words with his
wife, seized revolver and fred Ave times at her and
tho children Mono Of the shots took effect and the
wife and children fed to the house OF ncighoor and
remained all might Two men entered skenkle's house
and disarmed him.
The New Brunswick Rubber Company has shut down
its works indefinitely because Of dulness in the trade
and poor prices.
Robert wareIng, well known theatrical manager In
Hoboken, died yesterday of consumption he was
thirty nine years old and leaves widow and seven
children
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SEVEN MILLIONS 1EFr By JOSHUA JONES

The win OF Joshua Jones' the wellknown New Yorker
who died on Friday, opened yesterday. Mr. Jones
was wort s7000,O0c His nearest relatives are some
second Mason Jones and Colonel James
H. Jones' cousins Jones' among the executors
The other George O. Williams president Of
the Chemical National Bank and John T. Lockman. Mr.
Joness lawyer. Mr. JOKES left $4,000 to the Orphan
Asylum Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Lexington
and Fortynnth-st Another beQuest is $4,000 to
the Bank Clerks Mutual Benefit Association This
organized In 1869 by J. @. Parsons for thirty years
paying teller Chemical National Bank NJ Jones
was heavy stakeholder in the bank and of It's d.
recors anc always showed interest in this
The associations annual report for 1887 showed fund Of
over s1OOo 900,
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AN 1upUpEyT sooUypREL AT LARGE.

respectfully dressed, plsinooking Of middle age
has been annoying ladies in the vicinity Of Madison
SQUARE during the past week. He was dressed on
Wednesday In blue clothes. On that day two ladies'.
ono the wife Of eLLnent army oncer the other the
comedy wife OF business down town. were passing
through Madison.sve at Tweny.seventh.st when they
were met by this He stopped and put his hand on
the cheek OF the smaller OF two ladies. and turned
her face confront his The lady screamed. and
the man went on. turning back and laughing. The
scamp insulted two pretty young women in the same
manner day two before. messenger boy who
both performances can probably give tho police
a dnscrinuon Of the man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30

Woes The body, which had arrived on the steamship
City Of Washington on Wednesday night, was re-
moved TO the pier about noon and the coffin was
covered with an American fag the request being
msde that the spanish flag should not be used Win
wood Cemetery where 1t was put In receiving
vault Among those present Of the funeral were
L. del Monte, ST., and l. del Monte, " son-inl&w
Aviles, Ponce DO Leon, J, Pinto, Francis Alexandra
Harry Alex andre, and CAPTAIN Keynolos.
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Clarke z. r. Darling Z. II. Boyer and Il r Bilinson
Dr. Ayers was and Mr.. Ellington. teach
private schooi OF the city explained the methods OF
building associations There 1000 teachers IA New
York he said paying average not .ess than $40
month for rents amounting IN the aggregate 10 near
$500 900 yearly. teachers could unite and mutu
ally contribute such amount under proper management
and security, all those who desired could In few years
secure homes for themselves In tho city tenn
porary organization was formed steps Will 30 taken a.
once TO make that permanent
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pB,v1TE Use OF 0oTERYMEYT PROPERTY

Another investigation will have to be made ut tbs
Navy Yard Serious allegations OF the use Of Govern
ment property for private, purposes are made one OF
the employees in the Steam Engineering Department. who
feared that he would lose his place II 1t known that
he mentioned matter ssd yesterday Tint for month
the machinery Government shop had been used to
complete some heavy castings for Ice machine being
made by Taylor Sol, iron founders Of NO. 20 water
st. as their own machinery is too light for the work
Three OF the firms at work in tho Government
shop using what called the slotng' machine 1t Is
also alleged that boat being built in the pattern shop
be to the lakes and that cedar chest was 70
Gently made there wife Of Of the bosses Some
Of the permitted carry valuable tools
and kept them, according 10 the informant
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csLuxBrA BoYs INTERESTED IN ArHLEuo&

The Baseball and Athletic Associations OF Columbia
College have requested the trustees OF the college 70 OHM
the sxsnna aons on Saturday. May 90 which VIII be In
tho middle Of the anal examinations OF the college
Columbia Harvard game wnl be played on the Polo
Grounds the morning Of that day and in the afternoon
the intercollegiate games VIII be held In this city Column
bis men are Interested several coming athletic games
entries having been msds follows This evening" Com
pany H. 9Th Regiment eames st srmory; April 7. 7th
Rsxnens games a. srmory. and Company A. 2od Reel
mont games at srmory; April o. Orange Athletic dub
indoor games April 81 Company b. 22d Regiment games
n, .rmory May r. scratch games oedarhurst l. 1
Mar 90 intercollegiate Athlete Association games
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OUTGOING STEANERS
SATURDAY. MARCH 81.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. THURSDAY. MARCH 20, 1885


ARRIVED.
Steamer Italy CBr) Psaree Liverpool Mar u.s. oussn'sswn
10, with nass .ad passsne.rs 20 w Hnf, Mar VII.
Bs...a vita Rs nds. Fanel sdyo Co
steamer Edith Golden tgp B.anstt MontssO Bay and 81
Anna Bay days. with fruit to "o''en Co. Arr''u"
steamer clty Of savanpan smith, Savannah days. with
ssamsr Rsond Jsnnsy wss Point Va mdso and
Hsne f:si T id ss:'av S
e. sss:s say y,.s, 81 days. with ~d'' to
Frsneses o,rguilo tsr) James, sasus 7days with
.ussr to Bios vessel 70 Paul &sEhsrdt
ware Brsakvse moassss Norwood co; weasel to
HIand wind light. n W. clear.
Arrived ysstsrtay
~ passengers to Thomas h'. Co. ''' ''' '''
steamer Saint Remains Obi Campbell, LIverpool-Chas
steamer CITY Of Atlanta. Burlsy. Havana and Mexican
steamer Atlai lBr aissns Aux Cages Kingston, &c
st.s@sr santiago Allan Nassau St Jaso aud cioniuegOs
s..~sr rfiaiSad tsp. Fraser Hamilton. Bormuda-AE
ss:a%sr yandetss Kelley Norfolk aud Newport News
steamer Fanny csdwAlaaer. eirinshAn. BaltimOreB
ssssn.r eo. whit,sy. pear.s Bo.tonzH pi@ock
ship l. schspp, Gates San francisco-Van Week q "a
Bark Antonottt Accams (fta, Marchese Stettn-buncn
BARK Emile Mash, cisatuegos-J & @ Fowler.
BARK chas Mertord Squire Sorfolk-Jss Ward Co.
SAILED.
Steamers sp,n for Liverpool stase Of Nevada GLASGOW
Weand Hamburg; Sa2le Bremsu: Popca Lisbon; Murei,
City OF Atlanta Mexican PORTS saatage
Cenfucxos Alyo Kingston; Trinidad Bermuda Nac0ocheo
Savannah GloAdous Bsaufork Guyandsts and kanarh%
sarrs Low wood fer Adslside Pettngll ysparai.oj
upter Rosario Christine Elisabeth Port Elizabeth III
Foley Demsrars; Senator Iken ST Andrews 81 John,
Bnr, linda for rarahybx Eastern STAR sarbadoss Fay.
light, Port Spain
AIso saiied-vs Long Island Sound Hilda Bilooa
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
ouKgssrows Mar 2o-saied CITY OF Chester (Br)
Laws. and Britannia tBr. Psrss from Liverpool hence
PLYsoUra Mar e7-Arrivsd. steamer Bohemia (eer)
Kords HeuYork Mar II on her way TO Hsmburs tand
SHIELDS Mar 2o-sasd camsrata Br). for New.
York
corrsuAoEs Mar zs-Anived. steamer hlsnd DAM
Ski odL iron New.York-
h1aiuns. 21-Arrvsd Sorrento toer). Mui-
Ter from HevYork.
Lspos Mar 24-Arrivsd steamer Alosis tfrl. vAiiatt
from NewYort
tsVr later shipping Ssva u any, 'ss nm PsS'J
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NEW CONSOLIDATED Gas COMPANY BONDS

Tho directors Of the Consolidated Gas Company on
"wednesday authorized issue OF g. 100000 new per
cent bonds The used this pretext for sharp
raid on the stock The directors that the new issue
is to uroyde for new construction and plant with view
10 sing the output particularly In the far northern
parts Of tho city and win permit larger business which
Will be beneficial to the stockholders 1t Is suggested
that all Of tho issue may not be used this year.
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MEDICAL AID CANE TOO SOON.

John Mclaughlin. vicious and drunken man. swal.
lowed a dose Of rstposon at his wife's home No SC
Greenwchve yesterday. He first attempted TO poison
his four stepehildren by giving them cSulers With rat
poison in them. but In this he failed He was taken "a
St Vhcenrs Hospital pumped out and viii probably
recover. He discharged from the workhouse on
Blackwelps Island few days having served three
terms there for beating his wife.
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ORDERED OUT OF CHURCH By her HUSBAND.

A. Rockefeller painter of No % Broadway, Brooklyn.
has published q notice warning any one from giving
credit on TO his wife, Minnie who has iet
his house at No. l7e South Nnth-st She Is hand
some w,ihan and her husbands jealousy has been
aroused By the attentions which shs received from
clerk who boards at the house Of Mrs. ReckfeIers
mother Mrs. Llndstrom. at No. 12o South Eghth-s~
1t appears that Sunday, March Is. Mra ROCKEFELLER
and her sister Mrs r. II. Frost started to 20 10 St
Johns Methodist Episcopal Church in Bedfordave When
the service was begin the people in the vesous
of the church were asounded TO see Mr. Rockefeller over
take his wife at Of the gallery stairs and say In
loud and angry tones as ne took By the shoulder
Yoa must come home"
As she started with him he accused her OF going on
with the clerk and TO avoid scandal she accompanied
him to their home. But their dispute resulted IN MRS
Rockeers going to her mothers the next morning ana
sending for her furniture They had separated once
before and had become reconciled.
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THEY WANT THE CASINO BOOKS gxlMIyEp

@'7O1@'
The movement among the dissatisfied shareholders OF the
Casino which mentioned several times in TIKI TRrB
UNI last week. has taken the form Of notice Rudolph
Aronson the manager and president Of the company,
ouesting him To call meeting April 0, when the stock
holders have opportunity Of obtaining such In
formation they may desire about the management OF
the enterprise and arrange for thorough examination
the books and Among those who reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
NEWARK

Isaac Rome, lamp inspector, employed by the
United States Electric light Company, while fixing q
lamp at Broad and Marshal ss yesterday, received
shock and fell to the ground, fracturng his skull
sale Of properties for arrears Of taxes under the
Martin act was held at City Hall yesterday The az
grtgatc bid by purchasers was S31,7s5.
The bridge committee of Essex Freeholders yester-
day examined property to fix upon site for the pro-
posed bridge tho Passaic, and decided in
favor Of Chambers-st
Three children two boys and girl, all under twelve
years of age arraigned in the courts yesterday
for larceny The boys had robbed cripple, while
the GIRL Annie Masterspeck was confirmed pick
pocket. Tho children will be sent 70 a reformatory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

The Rev Charles Stoddard Lane, who was recently
called TO the First Presbyterian Church. at Mount YER
non was Installed by the Westchestcr Presbytery last
evening. The Rev. W. 3. Waller, Moderator OF the
Presbytery delivered the charge to the
charge TO the pastor and the Rev. Dr. g. NJ Hamilton
Of New-York, preached the sermon.
The United States Senate has confirmed the appoint
ment of ]. f. Cashn postmaster OF New-Rochele.
Mr. Ross win be retained as deputy postmaster
Jone Post, No. 90, Sons of Veterans, OF Sing Sing,
was organized on Wednesday evening with the follow
ing onicers Commander, George F. Watson; senior
vice-commandsr Samuel Gnstin; junior vice com
mander william II. McNeal; adtutant, John +. jenkins
quartermaster, Clarence Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
JERSEY CITY

Il. Lawrence Connolly, age thirty-four, of Eric and
Ninth sts, hanged himself yesterday in woodshed at
No. 1875 summitaye. Connolly was the son Of ex-
Alderman Michael Connolly and nephew Of the Rev.
Father Connolly, of Woodbridge. N. j.
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rEAnHERs rIRHp or PAYINa REYr.

Several hundred teachers most OF them women, met In
rhe chapel OF the College Of tho City Of NewYsrk yeste
day. the advantages Of building and loan assoeiz
licns. Tho meeting called through tho Teachers
Association Of the city with view 70 organizing Teach
ers Building and Loan Association. Among those who
were pses<nt wore =. a. Rowland. W. A. Owen, w. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
WHAT IS GOING on TODAY.

Coed Friday observances :. ,.,..
Executive Committee OF Republican COUNTY Sonnhseoo'
NO SO Clinton Place, p. m -, 49,
white Cross Army anniversary, Association deii o p III
private view Academy Design exhibition afternoon
rIynouik Church prsyermcetins. Brooklyn, as p m
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BROOKLYN.


wholesale removal Of clerks in the Navigation
Department Of the Navy Yard IS said TO Do con'em-
plated
Mrs. Alice Best. of No 1913 Schermerhorn-st', VINO
was reported to the police missing returned homo
when her husband was looking for her. telegram
sent by her to him was delivered at his school In
stead Of to his house.
Warden Brymer has agreed TO permit tho Hebrew
prisoners In the Raymond street Jail to observe the
Passover feast
Conrad Anthony acquitted in the Court OF
Sessions yesterday the charge OF manslaughter Ia
killing Jacob A. Katzenberger, at Kent-ave and
Hooperst, In a quarrel
The funeral OF Nicholas Goldenkirch, who was shot
by his brothernlaw, c. w. Green, ut No LOG Rodney
ST., on Monday night, took place yesterday Mrs
Goldcnkirch too Ill to leave her ROOM
Miss Adelaide Johnson. age nineteen, daughter OF
S. W. Johnson, Of No. AIS Clinton-ave., ono Of the
owners of tho American News Company, died from
dphthera at Lakewood, N. j.. on Wednesday. She
was spending a month with friends at this winter
health resort and was taken I'll last Saturday.
A new edfce is TO be erected by st. Marks Epis-
copal Church In Adelphi-st
The financial Institution to be started near Fulton
st. and DeKalb ave. will DO called the Merchants
Bank
Absolute divorce granted yesterday to Mr.
Domonca Casslano from Luigi Caselano, and Limited
divorce TO Mrs Leah " 2. Maui from Joseph Maui, lr
The Excise Commissioners yesterday refused liquor
license to Henry King of No 20 Reld ave-, whose ap
pcaton was opposed by the residents of tho nsghbor
hood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
MAXINE INIELLIGENOH.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun rises slsi sets els rsa ESQ Moons age IT
go HIGH
<X-yandy HOOK. e<4t Isld 1858 Hell Gate. il;42
SI--sandI Hook 1905 Gov Isrd le:l5 Hell Gate. -
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Announcements

BRUMmELL has fine assortment OF III 1,,,
c.rtad E1sTKR NovELrTRs largo assortment OF
BOSS fine CHOCOLATES, CAEAhgfs go ooa - ~
eth ave, qWest l4thst, 4OS aud 4l0 ofsnu-s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30

Beware of slight irritation OF the throat
Brummeps Cough Drops give immediate rsie ssd ~ u
elevated railroad stations and druggists every Hheio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
ALONG THE SOUND.

The Democrats Of Bridgeport have nominated Patrick
Coughn, member OF the State Legislature LOT
Mayor
e. w. r. Hoyt, Speaker Of the Connecticut House
of Representatives IS dangerously III at his home In
CrAan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
LONG ISLAND.

Charles W. Boch, who was convicted Of setting IRE
to his pottery Corona in September, was sentenced
yesterday to four years In prison, by Judge
Gsrretson-
A circular was issued yesterday by Superintendent
W. e. Burroughs, of the New-York and Rockaway
Beach Railroad stating that owing to the damage
done by the storm to the trestle work ovec Jamaica
RAY the 10 10 g. m. and los p. m. trains nom
Long Island City, and tho IL 40 g. m. and 100 p m.
trains rom Rockaway Beach would not run on March
20, so, and 81, and April ?, 2, 4, s, and o.
Mrs. George Griffin, Of Port Richmond, on Wednesday
applied 20 Justice Hulscbus for warrant for tho arrest
OF her husband on a charge Of grand larceny: Mrs:
Grimm told the Justice that her husband had deserted
her taking with him a. 900, which belonged to her.
Tho police searching for Griffin.
Professor Prx was found wandering around Long
Island City Yesterday and taken to the Hunters
Point Police Station The professor failed In business
some time ago and since then, 1t is believed, has be
come demcnted He is reported having been worth
$3.50 0oO but failed In the chemical business at Ravens
wood justice Kavanagh sent him homo in charge OK
hs wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
RAILWAY.

The Young Republican Club, which was recently 70
organized is growing in numbers rapidly Interesting
meetings held weekly, and 1t is Intended to con-
tnue them throughout tho year, with some attraction
at each meeting Tonight tho Union County League
Senate will pay the club visit and there will be a
discussion and debate on tho High Option
law.
bill has passed the Assembly to repay with
interest to Joseph T. Crowe Editor of The Censor"
money advanced to the families Of Union soldiers for
their support during tho early part Of the war The
amount will reach $4,000.
complimentary dinner was given to the members
Of the Board and Council Committee OF Finance on
Wednesday night at the Railway House. 1t was paid
for by several Democratic officials, and Is generally
looked upon as an attempt to create party capital
for the Democrats the approaching spring election
campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30

Our present bargain sale is only an
incident of a large trade-there are
always bargains to be had here for
the looking The aim we set before
ourselves is the providing of choicest
Clothing for Men and Boys at such
moderate prices as will induce reg
ular custom.
Residents of the upper part of
the city, especially the parents
of boys, are reminded that our
BROADWAY AND 32D STREET
store was established for their con-
venience and affords every facility
of the parent house. The new
Easter Clothes are ready. The new
English Neckwear. The latest styles
in Hats.
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MENRr A: DANIELS I FL !,

WENRr A. DANIELS, III. ID,
80 $40 WEST 125rHsr -.
Diseases Nervous 5ystsu 6enito- ofBau~
Impotenes sterflity Hours-8to II. DS
WHITE HANDS
Frsm zsing CoRNELLs
BENzoIS COSMETIC SOAP. 20 CTS
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TRYING TO GET LOW RNOUGh ARhokI oiDs'
The Armory Board yesterday opened bids for building
the pod Regiment Armory at Broadway and sxtyegnth
st. The appropriation for the entire work Is 100000
The masonry bids were as follows: Luke A. Burke
Co so7o COG: Moran & Armstrong. sl76,743; T. D. Con-
molly Sons sles,s40; John Kelcher QowesD sleS2eo
For the carpenter work, Mahoney Brothers BID sfsoo
Thomas ovington s7e75o; ". j. Holden Sons s74ooo;
Mcclure & Sloan Qowest) s72, 1872 For the Iron work
there was only one bid, by the Wallis Iron Works for
SIT oOo -Four bids heating and ventilang were as
follows: Baker Smith & Co., s12 s4s Jacob James sl2
All; Ruzler & Blake, e11e7o; James Cufran (iowesp
s1Is1o There were eight bids for the plumbing ana
gasntting p. J. Andrews, GA 3oo Christopher Many
$40 995; Mead & Rossman, s12 500; Isaac A. Shumway
s12,125; George Cody, s1200o John Eenehan $4,000;
John Armstrong, s11,737 J. Sullivan QowesD s-oooo
The total Of bids is $500 o52 which nearly
$50 900 more amount appropriated without tho
architects fees Of per Of the cost Of the building
Adding this the OF the lowest bids over the appro
nration IS sl6952 This second attempt TO bring
the bids within provided for erecting the Amory
Colonel G. the architect who was present so tnas
the COST could not be lower The Board without
taking action adjourned until next wednesday at p m
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PRECAUTIONS AGlINsT SMALLPOX.
THE BRITANNIA TO Be KEPT AT ouAhANTINE-THE
wopx or VACCINATION


WORK OF VACCINATION.
There was long session Of the Board Of Health
Yesterday and Health Officer Smith and President
French OF the Police Board, talked nearly two hours
with Health Commissioners Bayles and Bryant about
the advlsablllty OF keeping the steamship Britannia
in a state of quarantine of the Battery. Dr. smith
explained why he let the Britannia pass Quarantine,
and he insisted that he had taken all the precautions
necessary. He also thought that the further deten-
ton of the vessel was unwaTanted. DR.. Bryant did
not agree with DR.. Smith, and he even went SO far
as to declare that Dr. Smiths action did not protect
the city against smallpox. He produced records 10
show that smallpox being introduced into the city
from time to time by vessels which were permitted TO
pass DR.. Smiths station.
Mr. Bayles took part with DR.. Bryant In arguing
that the Britannia ought to be kept under sanitary
scrutiny The officers VI the vessel had hearing,
and then the Board, by vote Of three to one, de-
cded that would not be safe to let the passengers
on the vessel land Unfortunately. Dr. Smith aiono
voted against the resolution, which was 'irtu@
censure Of his action in letting the Britannia pass
Quarantine. 1t agreed that those passengers
who had been protected by previous vaccination or
who had not been exposed TO conaon on the steamer
Dr. s" cyrus Edison and Captain smith. Of tn; police
boat Patrol, were said to be arranging i0r "An'''r
Late last evening Dr. Edison became satisfied that
there was further danger from smallpox ana ne ar
the Britannla's passengers this morning
At the request OF Or. Edison the Boars yesterosy
decided to hire ten young physicians 10 cuy on
the needed work OF vaccination In parts OF the city
where smallpox has been spreading OF lats NO
fresh cases OF the disease were reported yestsroAy.
The vaccination of policemen was begun yesterday In
Brooklyn under order Of the Police Commissioner.
Shaft No on the new aqucdnct Is al present. qu4r
Health Of Mount Pleasant. John Miller Is dying OF
the disease in of the shanes owned oy the isan
boss Louis Canterbury. The shaft has been aosn-
doned by all OF the italians who were at work there
A representative OF Brown, Howard d. Co., the CON
tractors said that Miller had only been In their employ
two days when he attached BY smallpox the germs
of which were evidently In his system ~ vas
tbonrht at first that IL was simply case OF measles
A strict quarantine win be maintained until all danger
OF contagion has passed