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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
FIrZABFTH.
WHY DID HE nrRY III, WIFE ~ TIL

vrty mn IIr ur'RY HIS WIFE N THE GARDEN
An inqurst was begun yesterday afternoon AT
Flllalcihp,rt upon the body of Mr. Frederick ln'h-
bar ~ Connecticut Farms. who's" body was i"n"'
buried In "a shallow grave o. her husbands hr1h
The DO, wa, concealed by growth ~ t"Inat" vines
planted there by Dunbar after be- buried Ms VIC
ii. search for the body was conducted by County
p.,cc,lvc Kcr,n. Coroncrs Miller and Donovan and
County Physician Wc-tcot also being present. 1hen'
ga. ma difficulty IN finding The body. n the precise
.,, lad been pointed ont by Dunbar On map which
ne dr.w aud gave to Detective kcron. Tie body
v,,. vr,ppcd IN q rubber sheet. Doctors Wilson and
oc,rl,y found no traces Of violence on tie o"'l
1l,, stomach was removed for analysis. ara II ~"
tr,ec Of poison can IT, found in there II abSolu'N
nothing on which to hold Dunbar.
The BODY will ~ buried thi, morning AT fair
mount Cemetery, Newark Dunbar paying All U'"
,oo,... ~ the funeral lie was nearly frantic
when he heard that it was 10 Dee buried in the Village
c,,rcnyard and would not consent u such "A thing.
49, a.. .,l1 thc congregation were all hl, enemies and
that he had not been IN the church In fifteen years
=, ,li,f Kerou and Jonas f.. Loren, Of the town
hin make statements which show the pc"PF 81 tn'
vaec Zee mtcu,civ hostile to pnnnai III" a., we II.
n ho did. They hated him, Ire Nad' ior w, i'Nr,i
Ing and because lie was one Of them darn heWWSipapG
sf.r. Durlnc the war he "a strong NboNil"lhN',
,iIl th. stars and stripes b. the peak Of III, house
ADD engaged IN frequent quarrel, with ms hcSho9lN:
,.,.t ,f Nhfu. be- said. were Ttbid 't Npp'IhciI9.
M. viii, died Juno 30 and he buried her the nlSht
of Iuly l. Mr.. Dunbar had been - pdI.N u. iol
four years and Spoechl,' me "aI , SIM, , T mnf
Icru such strong Republican during inc war anu II
/ had no cducatlon.' said Dunbar would nave
rot along better. | suppose, with my h3lghOors'
never I'M treated my wife, u, my enemies nave ia'cN
dccared.' 81, ... ., i,,,oui.,,,cc
,ri ~ resident 81 the Farms remarked yesterday
!. lie was nfr wear, ahead al the villagers III ms
educational IDEAS which they called wfanried ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
Az ARTLESS PADRONE REVEALS HIS METHODS

An italian into the Barge Office yesterday
and began TO Inquire for ten Of his cOuntrymen who
lie said had Just arrived from Europe IN the most
natural way possible he said that the were gong
to work for him, and that he had paid their passage
The man said that nc was Antonio Capclh. from Ham
monitor, y. j., where he had fruit farm. lie cx-
planned that he employed large number Of men, and
lad imported 300 Italians within recen: Years
TO work for him. He paid thcir passage and took a
certain per cent from their wages 10 reimburse him
self He did not Ia have the fantcst idea that
he had done anything wrong. aud remarked In art
Jess way that he had been able % import only
twenty four Italians this year
The ten italians detained for further exami
nation and will probably be sent back TO Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
DAY EXCU RSTONS FOR LITTLE MOTHERS ="

An appeal to the generosity Of the public was made
In the columns Of The Tribune yesterday I'm behalf "
"Thc Little Mothers Day Excursion Fund This
fund Is for the purpose of giving day excursions 10
Pelham Bay Park 70 little girls who closely
fined at home taking Of younger children and
babies While their parents away al WORK.
These little girls can not be away from home more
rhan day at time. and are unable 10 have the
benefit OF The Tribune Fre,hAir Fund Subscriptions
to the Day Excursion Fund will DC received and
acknowledced by George T. VAIL president Of llc
Fourteenth street Bank, and Mrs. j. H. Johnston No
3O5 East ScvcntcentrSt Nj sends 10 The Tribune
81 for the Little Mothers Day Excursion Fund"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19

John Cooper Vail. the librarian at BELLEVUE horp''"'
dJ ON SATURDAY Of heart disease Orca>loned by over
dosing with ,luiuinc. The body buried In cal
vary Cemetery Yesterday. Friends supplied the conn.,
>upcrntcudcd the services and followed the remains u"
th. crave Mr.. Vail was man OF rare hthnmentN
- o,ruast pet and no n. lie wa born IN 10
and entered newspaper ne when a young man. lie
diversified al, work with sonnet writing ana later hc
,,orl.,d an The Clipper" lie published a volume
of uo,us tnt received commentator llOm the 'rtc :
and wrote The Hebrew Glad ltor,' PRIV" poem FOR
,,hi,n mo received $500. Tie went 10 Bellevue Hos
Mai with the govt i'm 1879. and never lett the >iI
iutinn lie was successfully clerk purVcyor Of cotl-
iug and Librarian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
WILLIAM woopwARp,s FUNERAL.

The funeral of William S. Woodward, who died last
week. at his home, No. 207 Greenave., was held yes
terday afternoon at St. James Protestant Episcopal
Church, Lafayette-avc. and st. James Place which
was built through the libeIalty Of Mr. Woodward The
Rev Dr. Charles w. Homer rector of the church ofcl-
ated He was assisted by the Rev. George II. Sterling.
The pall-bearers were. Frederick C. Clark, F. II. K
Belcher James II. Wells, Charles II. Beebee. George
Wilkes, IT,, and william II. Fleeman. Among those
present were Daniel T. Walden. Hayden W. Wheeler,
Charles Blake DR.. George c. Hopkins Edward r. DC
seldng, Hermann de Selding, John W. Hunt
err the Rev. Dr. A. S. Hunt. Harry Homer,
Frank washbourne. T. Leeds Waters, Mr.. Wing.
Mr. Haveland aud Euclid Young. There were
James's Church. the stock Exchange and the Open
Board of Brokers. The private burial was at Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
BURGLARS AIDED BY OHLOROFORM.

BURGLARS AIDED BY CHLOROFORM.
THEY ROB A GROCER AND TWO CLERKS WHO
ARE KEPT ASLEEP by THE DRUG
The bold burglars who have been troubling the Pc
lice and the public for time resorted 10 'e use
Of choroftrm Sunday morning in tie grocery s'oic
Of John Roster. at No. 24s Patchen-avc MI hos'of
and his two clerks, Charles WIGHT and treocrc DICT
tram, sleep In the at the rear Of the store Inc!
went to bed about IL 80 p. m. saturday nieht anu
left Light burning In the morning they a"oAc
with an oppressed feeling and found the w1ndo~ OF
their room open and the front door OF the stoc also
s,sr. Between $3.50 and 300 had been stolen from
Mr. Rosters pocketbook and the pockets Of the t"o
clerks The money drawer in the store was also
rined The police set foot an investigation pu1
failed to throw much light upon the affair Tue rear
window had been forced open, and once INSIDE .he
burglars had made their way ont by the door. PIT
KOsfer was sick all day sunday, ana MS pN slcIai
said lie had the SYMPTOMS Of the over use OF chloiV
form handkerchief which had been saturated Will
tho drug picked up outside the store me ponce
believe that the burglars broke INTO NO AZ
Decatur n few doors away, by cutting gIass IN t"e
yestibule door with q diamond and then removing
lock They used Jimmy TO pry open the inner
door but were frightened away. The F1lgrim bapust
ChuIch meets In o store at Decatur.st and Patcnc'
ave. and this building was also forced open bnt
nothing worth stealing was found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
THE NATIONAL CoRDAGE ASSOCIATION,
A PLAN TO Buy Up ALL THE MILLS IN THIS
COUNTRY AND CANADA.


According 10 report published Yesterday ~ " INC
Evening POST the coriase manufacturing Interests
~ the country arc likely Ia 10 consolidated ana pun
into the hands Of the alrrahy existing Organization
known A. the National Coriagc Association. ~
result Of negotiations begun early III III" Spr'"P
Aurust Belmont q co. and Vcrmilyc & Go. nave u
ls said bought sj.oOo.OOo Of the assocaiionS sto'N
and Will early put 10 The market. The pT9''''"
consolidation will not involve any reorganization OF
,bc association or any increase Of capita! stock ~
the pr,.ent time the association which VIA orsAilHh
with a capitl Of sI3.OOO 900 in l--7. under the
laws Of the state Of New-JcrSry, owns r'Nch''"
large cordaxe mill, IN TIL, country and 'hl.'Hh.
II is now proposed. by moans OF thc sale 81 te 90
oooOoO Of stock 10 buy up tho remaining fifteen mills
aud Tins rct full control Of the cordare Htuih'in"
0f course the members Of the association who havo
lcn seen on tho subject deny that there l. ANY III
,cnt,on 10 form q trust. and declare that The "b"''
,ncv have In view (. simply to lower 90" purcll-"
~ IN, raw material and not 10 contl the .lAht ana
narpn, urirc If manufactured c0rdhgc. h> I'"u'
no nm. number Of BUYER and ihu' l">''nlnF l'
cn5ropctitiyc demand for Manila and s!hl hemp,
the assocl,lou IL Is asserted. viii be al" 10 bfiI
aIont A reduction Of at least 30 per cent IN NC
nice 81 hhl,.. and corTrs pondiug annual etNlNE
~ more than 100000 IN the price oil the man"
f,cturcd material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
4 BLACKSMITH IN CONTEMPT or corr T.

Thomas y. Costigan, blacksmith was taken before
Recorder Smyih yesterday by one Of the Central
Office detective, When a subpoena was served on
Costgan on Thursday directing him 10 appear before
the Recorder on Friday and testify 20 the reputa
ton Of James Carson. who awaiting sentence. the
blacksmith said the Subpoena server: d" II the
Recorder wishes u mo, let him here
Costgan apOogzcd yesterday aud said that he did not
intend to commit contempt OF court. lie re
lcaSed on the payment VI q inc ~ go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
HOW PARK AFFAIRS ARE MANAGED.

The Park Commissioners and superintendent Jones
until recently refused to grant permits to professional
artists to paint or sketch In Prospect Park while freely
granting them to amateurs. When the fact was made
known that permission had been refused to william NJ
Cnaea tho Commissioners threw the responsibility
upon Jones and he in turn threw it upon the Com
missfoners. No permit was sent to Mr. Chase and
renewed application on his part brought no reply
until recently when he informed that hereafter
paint I'm the Park The Park Commissioners and
Jones have not made the fact known to the pubic
and 1t has been left for Mr. Chase TO publish II III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
TIE WILL OF JAMES T SWIFT.

The Will Of James T. swift, which was executed
June !. 1889. filed for probate yesterday III the
County Clerks Office. The Will names Alexander j..
swift, nephew Of the tcstalOr: Edwin X. Dillingham;
and Edwin VI. shepard executors. According 10
the WILL the Church Home at Geneva, " u, receives
$4,000, as memorial Of Margaret Weston swift, wife
OF the tcsat0r. lie also bequeaths his portrait by
Daniel Huntington, to the Home. His books Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19

c, ., r.rd tho dov were drowned while passing
i'm small boat from the island to their iac,o, en
Jerome Nav The two were Of party OF ioo u, 49, th
all from this city. Three trips from le SIuio " ,o
yacht were made the drowned men Dehg vi t.0
third There south YlDd anu , eY nj
yhIcb unset the boat and prevented their rEh'ihe anu
entorinc n The bodies were recovered YESTERDAY
GREENWrCH-On SATURDAY. August 70; th t, E''at ~
annual carnival of Illuminated boats VIII pe MN IL, ~
rrirnd,s Island 0pposte the Indian Harbor lto,el.
rhere will also be rowing races, tub race ana V,c
aquatic sports series Of handsome PRE- Wi, vii
awarded bv committee Of ladies. Inc cnrVal WllI
- v'itb dance and supper at the Indian lialbor
tintcl pivcn by the proprietor, T. ii. ial1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Monmouth PARK 80 p IN.
Grant Monument Fund meeting.
Republican Club No. $50 Fifth-aye., p. m.
New. ork Boston baseball match, brotherhood ParK
y. H.
Twins Costello case before Justice Murray, lO a. NJ
Trunk Line Passenger Committee meeting.
LAYING OF cornerstone Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn, p. III.
Board Of Aldermen. CITY Hail. D. NJ
Irish Parliamentary Fund, Holman House, j. M
Police and Pilot Commissioners meeting.
Music IN Mount Morris Park by list Regiment Bad'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
, RrvoR ABorr THE HARPERs DENIED

A London cable dispatch Of recent date announcer
that the publishing house Of Harper a Brothef@ "'r
IN stop printing the English edition of their magazine
bv contract and were putting mp building oil 'he'
,,, In London. Jane, 7. Harper, who was seen
'' a.. . r-u,,,. rrnort.r ,aid: We ar,
hitting M no building I'm London, ana any 'hahse tuHt
may be adopted the method Of printing Our hheu,l
,di lion of the magazine Is matter ga private '"''
md mot OF pnhlIc lntcrr-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
DIR. POWELL NOT TO GO AWAY.

The Rev. Dr. Henry A. Powell has decided not to
leave the Lee Avenue Congregational Church to accept
the call of the Old South Congregational Church OF
Worcester Mass In his letter Of declnaton he says
that when the call was first received he thought the
time had como for him to end his fourteen Of
work in Brooklyn, but that he felt compelled 10 regard
the wishes of his present congregation. The members
of the Lee Avenue Church greatly gratifed by Dr.
Powclls decision TO remain with them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
RPoKrR HELD FOR STINDLTNG.

Samuel Cohen fifty three years old. an Insurance
broker of No. 300 East sixty ffthst. was charged
with swindling In the ESSEX Market Police Court yes
terdav afternoon It Is alleged that Cohen, on the
representation Of being an agent OF the Hebrew Ala
society has been soliciting aims from people on the
East side for the purpose Of aiding poor Hebrews The
officers OF the society heard OF ,hc fraud, and sent
notices out, warning Tie people against Cohen, and
asking them To have lhrn arrested Cohen received 80
from Morris BcChwitZ baker Of No. 2l0 stanton St.
Yesterday, and then arrested. Justice Duffy held
the accused for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
rurvrv rUorStyD WArERMELOyS SOLD

Tho 90 900 watermeons. shipped by the growers
90 Cbore,ton Mo- to New York. were sold al o'",
vo.tor,Iv afternoon AZ 80. 1903 Park Place by T. H.
Goodsell. anctloneer. The sale did not take i"or'
than ten minutes. The lowest price oo'"I'''" Pc
too was sl6 80 The sale was h;hly satisfactory
=, Nr Gond,ell and hc i, ~ the opinion thal it' ~
y,t yin lead the Missouri growers 70 repeat the 'N
crucnt strange ~ II may seem, there WIS ho'
tnInrd man al the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
AN ADDITION TO THE ASSAY OFFICE CHIMyEY

An addition Of forty five feet has been placed
the chimney at the Assay Office. It's height is now
10 feet which, i higher than OF the surrounding
buildings. This makes sufficient draught, which
before nterfcred with by the new buildings around
the chimney. The chimney cnectually carries
away all odOrs from the acids which have formerly
caused complaint from those occupying neghborlng
Offices.
The firm Of Whcan q Haw, No. III Broadway,
the builders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRUNSwICK-The Marquis de Casa Montalvo ana
family, Of Havana. FIFTH ANFM
James T. Campbell Of Ohio; cN'FoNcrhof william ,''
OF Colorado and encouragement John H. camp OF Lyons
~ .HOFFMAN-Judgc c. j. HiIycr, OF WASH.
lnQtcn -. METROPOLE-Judgc George ~ Haron OF
,hs Nnwyork Supreme Court ........ I'll RAY HILL
ear.Admira w. i. McCann, Cnited states Navy
ST JAMES-Colonel John G. Haskell OF South Csr0lha
VICTORIA-Atoiney. General Il. Taylor Scott. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
ALONG TIE SOTI\D

BEIDGEPORr-Thc Rev. DR.. II. c. Ilovcy has
gone 10 indianapolis To attend the ilfticth amt
vS-sary OF the American Association for the Advance
ment Of Science. 4 regatta for pleasure
yachts under twenty four feet length for the Nc
N,.l silver tea service will be sailed on Seaside Park
10 morrow. Victor Lind and oscar Abraham
SON. started from this city for Charles Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
JERSEY CITY
MERRY GERMAN SOClEIlF.S


MERRY GERMAN SOCIETIES. .
The Plat,deutsch Volhsfost Veren coh'i'iueu 10
festival Yesterday. Between 2o,oOo anu 49,
peope passed through the entrances to the park anu
wandered about in search Of enjoyment Inc cro"u
would have been increased greatly had u ho' pee ~"
the threatening aspect Of the weather all tmV"5" u'
afternoon and early evening. Yesterday was io'op
ton day. and all the societies on the roll turheu "
I'm full force and with bands Of music at thelr ne"N
marched through the park. About O'CLOCK al Va
these fell into line, and with the German anu I' i
can flags carried in the front OF the seVoFdi VII
marched past the stand on which were all INC o'"' -
4 temporary stand then placed III INC con'o VI
the amusement ground, on which TIE prcs'ueuv "'
&. RIcfc, and the other Officers assembled Inc %.
ceties marched and counicrrs rchcd in such manner
as o bring them all in front OF the stand to H''c W
an address, which was delivered by the prea'ucn',
Ills spccch was received with great cheering a,,y
enthusiasm. The crowd then scattc,eG ~ Ul,oorinG
In the different anus mcnts. Inc dlHGIcnt CON-
clubs began their contests. and the bowling clD' nt
tnucd theirs. The acrobatc performances s , 7ress
delight 10 the thousands who stood on tlc W.. ,as
md watched them The constabes and special oihcetS
sworn in for duty during the festival Wandered aoo"
'0 Hiter the parade and 5 the G MS ac
,n'nanicd he lis own band, and things were llVel'-
in thai section Of the park until laie a0o: az
ni!i,yc aid worthy Of competition. The fesuVa
vii he continued to-day aud Will close tomorrow
william Ward who has been in the hat business In
,o,.,v civ since 1s47 died sunday night IN his
cchtIch year. - -
Thoma, Murphy, Of No. ia Van liornest,, W. aa
rcstcd Ly Detective Hottie yesterday IhorlihH
,r.i,h b,,I,.I,ry Murphy on saturday night was bar
tender for Richard Grant, Of No ia PacluS an,' r
after the place was closed lie broke III ahu' 'c P''
prictor alleges, stole 80. ,..o
Inforrua ion WIS received yesterday that cN
senator Noaa u. Iavlor Is lying at the point vi "od''
I'm his hotel AT the Atlantic Highlands.
There is fear at present Of water famine III
rcrsr, (1v and treat care IS being taken to pcNrh'
IT, The water the reservoir Is now eish' lect Oclo'
its usual height.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
NEWARK.

Painters employed on the Newark Passenger Kail-
road IN painting electric wire poles In oprlhged ave.
last week left a quantity Of white lead oh tle ar .,
Charlie, lIenhcld In lrvnctOn ana YESTERDAY llcIn't
reported 10 the company that number "i in3 i'Vre
valuable COW, had eaten the stun ana dl'd. ny
threatens 10 begin suit for damages unless the company
makes good his loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
MRs WISsLOw's 500

Mrs MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used Tor oyer FIFTY SEHRS p NiFFkfE9 TMS
INC with PERFECT SUCCESS II SOOTHES the
CHILD s9ETEYS0 The GINS A A. hss ell sne EAiS p;
DfARRHOEA Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Twenty-Five cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
Announcements.
Il breath

A If pearly teeth and fragrant breath
Are a. they should DE, your desire,
60 find some drug toilet store,
And then, you've only 10 inquire
For SOZODON1-tis all you need
To make your mouth JOY indeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19

Sspoleon and his "Napoeona" 90 to HOBART .oeEG r.
AT Geneva Albert Stickney receives the rest on Ms
books ana Robert Wall. his coachman ~ oOo IhomaS
weiss faithful attendant, is 10 hav" the interest lor
ll<o ON $4,000. The re~dne Of the estate Is 10 "
divided into four equal parts. The bcnrhcareo arr
,,vo nieccs brother ana the children OF dead sister
Tho tesf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19

LuXurant hair with its youthful color assured
by using PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM.
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC the best cough cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19

BRUMMELL'S CARAMELS.-Rich, mellow deli
The most popular caramel IN the country Name
each wrapper. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

1o-DAl
s,rr,es6 IL sotc 40 Moon sets . u5 p Moons ago
NIGH wArtE
4 1saudy Hook. $50 GOV Island 1908 Hell Gata li0"
p Ii-sandy HOOK. V53 Gov Island 1908 Hell GATE --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19

Keeps negigee shirts. flannel. cheviot and silk
fabrics 81 so to 50. 500 and 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19
HENRY A. DANIELS. n.

80 WEST HpTH-ST
rnnotence and Steriiity. Hours s TO I. 70 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-19

Virginia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-21
CITY WATER WORKS.
The Spring Hill Company
Wants a Settlement.
= SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING.
An Enars % Ne Made Tonight 70 Close
the Deal work on she Reek
Greek syKteua-

Mayor Moran yesterday afternoon issued
call for . special session Of the council
tonight TO consider ways eu4 means for
closing the purchase o. the Spring HUI
water plant Tsie call was issued II the
request Of DR.. Jacob f'Rrth, secretary Of
the Spring Hi Water Company, whs
wishes to have the deal closed before Ar.
Bailey 64sxert. president Of the company.
leaves for Europe. As the meeting is
called for a special purpose. DO ether
business than that specified in the
cali can he transacted. although En effort
may possibly be made % spring action
upon the mayors reto Of the Ronald fee
ordinance. The Spring HfIl Company viii
present q proposition IS to the terms Of pay
aent for the plant and il Is thought shas
the matter viii he finally settled 81 this
nesting
BeBezeste Williams and bis assistants are
busy finishing up the plans and drawings
Of she route decided upon ~ the best for
the laying OF the water mains by which the
city Is TO receive its supply Of water from
Rock creek. 1t Is thought that the plans
viii be ready next week. when the city will
advertise for bids for clearing. grading,
etc, by sections. after which the contracts
viii be let without delay. 50 as 20 have the
work done alta early date as possible