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had for the time suspended its work
to grasp the enorinity of the crime.
The words that followed from the
lips of Charles H. Winfield were
those Of a man in whose mind a
thread had broken. The once power
full orator became stilted, halting and
labored; his voice grew harsh and the
well known rounded and graceful
periods died away. weak and ineffec-
tive. The punishment of the crime
had already begun.
Among the fellow citizens of Charles
H. Winfield at whom he hurled that
fearful insult were George w. Young,
DIR. Benjamin Edge, Robert Hubs
peth. ]. E. Hulshizer, Joseph d.
Bedle, Jr., Otto Grouse, George B.
Fielder, A. A. Bedeil, M. J. O'Don-
nell, E. R. Stanton, James H. O'Neill
and William ID. Daily.
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1899.

This paper is democratic m principles
and is independent in its v5ews on all
Local questions.
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An Inq isitive Small Eov.

"Mamma," said littls Johnny, "if I
swallowed Il thermometer would | die by
degrees?''-Boston Post.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
THE WOODS FULL OF 'EM.
Still ANOTHER c1ErELAsD CLUE.
Wit. Timo I'm Danville- Memorial Meeting
of the Bar Association In Honor OF
Henry T.. Barksdalc.

D,xyurr. Va. april s.iSpecial. In
,ssnonse 10 tho call issued by Judge Green
g., meeting 20 organize Cleveland Demo
cratic CLUB two hundred and more cnthusi-
astc Cleveland Democrats assembled at the
Academy of Music tonight The club was
organized with s75 names on the roll Inc
following officers were elected: Judge Berry
man Green, president; \. T. Roid, W. ".
Brown, J. G.. Covington, Harry fickleh anu
". w. Clarkson. vice-prcsidents tho TWO '"'-
Ter being nearby county mem. +. T. bo"e"'
recording secretary. Eugene MitneIs coz CO.,
spending secretary. and o. n "Iso"i -
urer. Stirring speeches were A'"N0 49,
enthusiasm prevailed. ...;ri,,or
, tomDarance paper published 10y rev. >. l.
MofFatt tho following appeared 'h's ",Vln
ing. There IS IN the DahViue J"" 10"
moro lustful strong and mean. hueI uIS
care his ellow-prsonefs are pn,' - - ro5
md colored lie rules his charge Win roo
~ ron and unhesitatingly beats the Wnlte
,,.;sone,s when they offend him along with
he rest We should call this Niger rule OF
tho most unsavory sort. some tiiue ago
drunken young man was thrust INTO the y"H
and put under the rule OF THIS Drntai negro.
AIR y H. Roisseau. the city sergeant, ana ms
denuties : d. Womack and j. III. Cook. who
have charge OF the Jail. will publish u card IN
the Daily Register tomorrow morning, de-
nouncing the statements IN the Anti-Liquor as
absolutely false.
The roernbers OF the bar of Danville held "a
memorial meeting IL the hustings courtroom
tbis afternoOu 10 pay tribute TO the memory
az the late Henry t. Barksdale. Common
wealth "a attorney Of this city. whose death
occurred AT Hot Springs. Ark. last month.
JUDGE A. 81 Aiken presided. and the com
rnittee on resolutions appointed at previous
meeting reported through the chairman.
Jud,o Green suitable resolutions which were
adopted unanimously. Feeling addresses
vere mnde bv T.. T. Bouldin, l.. c. Berkeley,
Jr Colonel G.. G. Csbel. ~ II. Massie.
Judge Blackwell Il. W. Peatross. w. I. Har-
us. 4 j. Montague. George c. Cabeu. Dr.
Judge Aiken and r. Il. Withers. Every men,
Der Of tho bar attended the meeting.
Mr b. Newgass. sweathy banker OF LONDON
and the head Of the English syndicate which
hold all OF the bonds OF the Atlantic and Dan
vile rail yvav is in the city. Mr. Newgass and
bis associates are practically the owners OF
the road though II is now IN the hands OF
receiver appointed by the United States court.
lie authorizes the statement that his syhul-
cate will reorganzo and extend the road west.
II "A believed that that is the bankers only
business T. Virginia and that but little time
will be lost in arranging the prehminanes
The druggists. warehousemen, newspaper
and Job printing firms which use water
meters. livery stable men and other large
water consumers held meeting this alter
noon to protest against the rates the CITY
council proposes 10 charge Tor water unoer
the new meter system.
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ROW IN THE THIRD PARTY.
Skinner and Batter Fall Out-Governor Holt
Returns From Wrighisville.

RALEIGH, n. c., April s-lSpecial Gov
ernor Thomas III. Holt and members Of his
stat. returned here this afternoon from
Mrlghtsville where they went to make Oh
hcial inspection of the encampment ground
of the State Guard with u view to determin-
ing upon It's permanent adoption The
grounds were visited yesterday by the party.
and the concensns Of the opinion expressed
WAC IL favor OF adopting Wrlghtsville as the
permanent camp grounds. although no de
hnlte conclusion was arrived at. Governor
Holt was given brilliant reception ~ the
orion House at Wilmington last night, and
responded T. Noclierous calls for speech
IL IL rumored here to-day TINT since the
meeting OF the State Democratic executive
committee yesterday all Is not pleasant IN the
camp Of the Third party leaders and that
last night an enlargement occurred between
Colonel Harry skinner one of the leaders.
and President Marion Butler. of the Alliance.
skinner and Butter were both TO have made
speeches al Statewide tomorrow having ac-
cepted challenge from Hon INV Robbins a
prominent Democrat OF that place. to meet him
II Joint debate on Third party issues. Butler
left last night for Statewide. but as a result
OF the unpleasantness Skinner left IN disgust
IN III opposite direction and went 10 MS
home in Pitt county this morning. IL is
thought that Skinner has determined 10
abandon the Third party. by whom he has
been spoken OF as "A candidate for Governor
Governor Holt to-day offered a reward OF
300 for the capture OF the murderer or
AtaSl q. Taylor IN Northampton county a
week ago. Taylor was brutally nssassiuated by
being beat 10 death with "a maui
The first intercollegiate baseball game of
the season to-day at Wake Forest College. be-
tween the Wake Forest and Oak Ridge teams.
resulted IN victory for the former by score
OF seven 10 four.
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a a H 81 81
There is much kicking among some of the
candidates for the smaller Offices. and it is
charged that these heavy assessments and
other incideutas virtually debar poor man
from running for Office.
The Methodist Layman's Union. Of this
city. has appointed q committee TO purchase
10 erect church. The Methodists of this
city nre now establishing their new churches
which will cost about thirty thousand dol
lars. Besides this. they will establish a mis-
sion on Church street between Main and
Union streets. in tho heart Of disreputabe
locality. and will put il charge a city mission
ary who,will be paid about fifteen hundred
dollars year.
The management has decided TO add 100
rooms 20 the Princess Anne Hotel at Virginia
Beach and TO make the road standard gauge
The funeral of Mrs. Kebecca +. Preston,
one Of the most charitable and benevOle
ladies' Of this city who died last evening at
O'Clock. took place this evening. and was con
Quoted by Rev W. II. Evans, of CRANKY street
Methodist church. During the yellow-iever
days she was ministering angel TO tho
afflicted.
The United States Government has agreed
20 spend $4,000 improving the harbor of
Cape Charles City. provided the New York.
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad. which is
controlled by the Pennsylvania road, will give
the Government the title TO IT,.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Liz
zie McGlensey. daughter Of Captain McGlen-
sey. of the nited States navy. TO Assistant
Surgeon George Nice. Pickerill. The mar
riage will take place on the Franklin Apr.l
IOth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

CHARLoTTyIIE, Va. April Especial +
The mayors order in regard 70 dogs that
they must be muzzled or confined and If
found on the streets unmuzz.ed shot on the
spot-hss produced Il decided opposition on
the part OF dOg-owners. The police have
been popping over the defenscless dogs daily.
--day not excepted. The city council last
evening adopted u resolution forbldding the
shooting of any dog until after it had been
confined forty eight hours and the owner had
failed or refused 10 pay the fine. &c.
At this meeting resolution was adopted
instructing the committee on light e. learn
the cost of lighting the city by the present
means, and also the cost OF establishing an
arc electric light plant with capacity TO light
the entire city.
The sum OF 5000 was appropriated for the
Piedmont Hospital. This institution and
the public schools will be ligAAsd at the city's
expense.
The city engineer was ordered to 60 to
Charleston. W. Va. and investigate the du-
rabllity OF the paving stone in use there
The net revenue from water for the quarter
Just closed was Sl.559.45; aud from gas,
Sl.s01.e0.
The city primary (Democratic) has been or
dered foI April 9TH when candidates for
city sergeant and Commemorative attorney
TO- the city will he chosen. as well US dele
gales 10 the MAY convention.
fiityseyen deeds were recorded in the
county clerks office in March The agcre-
gave oi values conveyed was $4,000.
Ihe gross receipts Of the postofice for tina
quarter ending March 3lst were az sIq 52 a
sI9L3e. "' eu"'''' VI
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neavy Asse..ment of PobIitIcal Candidates.

NORFOLK. Va. April s.-lSpecial. The
meetings held last night to elect councilmen
were the largest for years and the contests IN
each ward were spirited twas machine and
anti-machine fight throughout In the First
ward the building could not hold the people,
and after "a disorderly wrange, which pre-
vailed Cor an hour and half. the ants sue
ceeded IN postpOning the election until to-
night. when another building will be
occupied In the Second. Third and Fourth
wards the machine was victorious.
IN the Fifth and Sixth the ants carried every
thing before them. The machine now can
count on fifteen men, but must have more to
control the council. These mon must be Sc
cured from the First ward, and II IS very
doubtful if they can be had. The ants claim
t. have control OF that ward by two to one.
Great interest is taken in the election there
were old men out last night who have not
been o. q political meeting tor years
At the meeting of the executive committee
the following assessments have been levied
upon the candidates for campaign purposes;
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A Columbia Marriage.

CoruMB1.. VA, April Especial The
marriage of Miss Mary r. Davis and Captain
Lewis b. Stratton was solemnized at st.
Johns Episcopal church in this town this
evening. The church was beautifully de-
corated with flowers and ferns. The Rev.
Mr.. Bradley. Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. performed the ceremony. The
bride is the daughter of our townsman, Viii
liam l. Davis and the groom is a popular
conductor IN the freight department of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Immediately after tho ceremony the bridal
party held an informal reception at the pas
oenger depot.
Tie Democratic county chairman has called
q mass meeting at Palmyra for April court
day 18th 20 select delegates to the State
Convention in MAY. Fluyanna will give a
solid vote for Cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

CITY PoIvT Va, April s.-From authorita-
tive source learn that President Harrison
is contemplating the purchase OF the Berkee y
estate noar here. on the James river. This
magnificent property can be bought from the
parties who own IT, who are new Workers.
and 1t would be in excellent taste for he. who
without doubt will be an ex-presldent. March
4. 1898, TO make his home in the Old Domin-
tan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
Wedding Belle.

RTSGGoID. VA. April Cards arc ont an
nouncing the marriage Of Mrs. Ella b. Dixon.
Dixon ..tosMr. Ralph Dixon, of Silver City,
n. G.
II. J. Clark and Virginia Dyer were mar
red at the home Of the bride last week at
j. NJ. The father of the groom gave them a
reception, which was attended by many
friends OF the bride.
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a Mass Meeting of the Alliance.

WINSTON, n. G., Apr! Especial. IA few
weeks ego Captain j. ~. Ooslen, editor Of ia.
Union Republican, Of this city. which. by the
way, Is recognized rs the representative
paper OF the Republican party in North caro-.
Ina, sent circular letter "a all the leading
politicians OF that faith in the State asking
them " write the paper their opinion a. TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
'IHB BES7 IS CHEAPEST

and most economical every way. This is so
true that many people fear paying what
seems too low price But when you've
been buying where expense and profit run
tho price up you need not fear when You
20 direct 10 the maker to buy better-looking
Shoe at less price than you've been paying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
Lig Il, File XII bic and
Correct Lasts.
J. A. GRIGG,
PACE BLOCK.
Eastern IUNATIc A9YLCMl
NuLIAMsbIRl. VA.
Arrll f-ll
DROPOSALs FOR FINISHING. AND lay
! ING WATER PIPES AND tlAE PLUGS.

AIIll 10 l-.f--
DROPOSALS FOR IN RNIsHING AND lay
! ING WATER PIPES AND fltE PLUGS.
Proposals Will be received by committee Of
the board # director. ~ the EASTERN LUNA
TIC ASYLUM for FURNISHING and LAYING
AZ tho ASYLUM GROUNDS ~ WILLIAMS
BURG. YHDINlA about l25 feet ~ lo-inch
IRON ILES~C Re PIPE, ",-.noh thick. about
lSis feet OF s-ncA iron pressure pipe. 1l-inch
thick. and about 3ls1 feet OF t-inch iron pres
sure pire. i--lueh thick. exac. measurements TO
be determined by Inc plan. and for FURNISH
ING and III AGING IN POSITION and making
the proper connections with twenty TWO IRON
FIRE PLUGS of the most approved make. with
TWO outlets each
Bids are also TO include the necessary special
castings as shown by said drawings. The pipes
arc TO be laid not less than two feet below tho
surface of the ground: all connections are 20 be
made in the best manner and al the work must
be done according % plans. subject to the ap-
proyal OF the said committee. map OF the
ground. showing the course Of the pipe. loca-
ton of plugs. &c. AMI further details will be
furnished on application.
The committee reserves the right 20 reject
an and all bids and O. require bond and Sc
curity fora faithful compliance with the con-
tract All proposals must be made on or before
TUESDAY. May 3. 1892. and sent to the under
signed.
JAMES D. MONCURE.
ap9-it Superintendent.
SFcRKrAgy's OgFlcE. NmagNIA SrArEl
AGRICULTURAL AID MECHANICAL SOCIETY
NIcNOyp. Va, March D.. 1872 }
S,rATTD PROPOSALS. WILL 49, NECElNED
= at1HIS OFFICE until j. ". AfhlL ia 1872,
FOR the lease Tor one year, from june l. lr%, q
iACE TRACK q. the Fair GROUNDS, ana al
grounds. buildings aud stalls enclosed within
fence around same. this Society reservlng the
right TO occupy above property from september
ject Sny and all bids. A. II. IllLh,
NH l9-satoapl5 Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

~ GROyE-AyENIE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday hv Eey. JONI NJ PfiCnEi. ID.
b A. - 4. ~. and p. H. ilnvcr meeting
Wednesasr m p. = ami yonns m5ns prayer
meeting friday evening az olocA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
Aspirsnts for suo.

"p's"'' 'or Superintendent Water Works.
p,aalhnssoho. u. April s-lspocial. THE
ffsss'souIs Co.lllon Club have decided 10
srmo1v s na esimsn a'the Petersburg Grays'
HTTtoay On the evening OF the 2lst instant.
inere are some seven or eight anriic.r,s
Sor the oftoe Of register Of water works Which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

Fs- ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Broad street, corner iwenty-htthi -
Rev IEwIs IS. EURroN. rector: Rev. g. h.
krYr. assistant SUNDAY services a. 81 Johns
and ~ Weddeil-Nemorial chapel denny street,
Fulton o. % A. vi. and Z. NJ A cordial lnyl-
tation and welcome for all. IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

~ EMANUEL CHAPEL corner Of wash
ington and Beverly streetsi.- Preaching each
sabbath afternoon at foclock hy Rev. 3ir " Az
THALI. and on each Friday night as o'clock iy
Eey. j. CALVIN STEWART. Sabbath -choo. O, 9.3J
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

sT-ST PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Corner of St James and Leigh streets -Eey.
!. " J0HN-. 81 rector. Divine services as - 4.
VI and j. NJ. conducted by hey j. /.
MIrruEtG. of Petersburg. Va \ cordial wei
come ta all. IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
egUNION-sTATION METHODIsTEPIS,

COPAL CHURCH corner lwentv-iourth AMI
streets -Hev. GfoHGF H. Ray. Pastor -0uni lay
morning class at9o'clork Preaching nt u 5.
d.. and J.. VI. Nednesday-n services 40
1.35 O'Clock. Young Mems prayer-neetnS
Thursday night 30 1:li O'Clock. ts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

sEST. MARKS CHURCH First and CLAW,
Rev. i. a.. DAsmLLI, rector; Rev. Vs. -. W II
Ir,sfs. assistant.-sunday school a5 Q:D 4. VI.
Services at u A. ~ and T. Vi. by the pastor.
Wednesday night d clock. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

~ THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Of lWeny-sixth and Broad streets,
Key. ]. n. GANNoN. pastor Morning service
at u clock LYCning service 40 clock. O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

fWDENNY- STREET METHODI5TCHUKCU
Rev. ". 4. LArGHON, pastor PREACHING a. u
A. Vt. and 1880 = VI. Sunday school AZ A. NJ,
and services "Wednesday night az 1:3I =. 81. %
which the public are respectfully invited Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

sTsECOND PRESBYTERIAN DIR. HOGE
VII preach al u An Union meeting Of ali the
PRESBYTERIAN churches az B.. Vi. Address ON
Missions be- The Kov. II. G. UNuLRWoOD, j.. d.,
late of COrea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

.r-LFIGH STREET BAPTIST CHUECH
corner Of Twenty-lfth and Leigh streets..-
j. NJ. by the pastor Rev. w. J.. WRIGHT sun
day school at 9I5 A. NJ. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday night 90 o'clock. Mems lrayet meet
Ing Tuesday night al o'clock. All welcome.
Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

c5-ALL SAINTS Pc. CHURCH Madison
near Grace. Rev J. !. BOWMAN. rector SER
vices al II A. NJ. and p. NJ. sunday school at
$50 4. Vi. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

sg-M MOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH laurel street opposite
tho parkI.-seryice, az 1915 A. NJ. and l.. W.
sundav school az 9.gO a. W.. All who come are
welcome and seats furnished them IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

sg-CENTENARY VI. T.. CHURCH Grace. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. Rev. r..
y SLEDD, ID. D.. pastor Services az Il A. NJ.
and T. NJ by the pastor =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

~ GRACE-sTREET PREfsBfIIt.lls.l-A,S
CHURCH Grace. corner Fourth key' NJ AnTo j. j.
Il Ir tbe actor Sunday-sch0ol services ~
9.3oX. Vi. Wednesday night services at > L. IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

~ WESTMINSTER CHURcH-Rey. JAMEs
LITTLE. pastOr.-Seryices IN the morning ~ ~
o'rlock and M 4 nm the afternoon SUNDAY
school At $50. Wednesday evening, service n, A. >
o'clock Ladies Auxiliary at $500 IIIday III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

~ TRINITY METHODIST EPiSCOfALl
CHURCH corner Broad and wentiet IN -tro.''
Rev. Z. A PErERsos pastor.-froachlh @l ~
A. VI. and j. VI. by h. pastor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

sgMONUMENTAL CHURCH, Rev. JoHV -.
NEWTON. rector. Service AMI sermon az II ). NJ.
and 5P NJ Sunday school 40 $3.50 A. M vel
come 10 oil. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

~ sFYFNTH-STREET G It Z IISI ~
CHURCH, Rev.JAHYZ HALL, pastor ID Iea.il .,i
AZ II a. Al and SIP VI. cunday school ~ '.I
a N. +. 2. S. C. +. az 1915 =. VI. sunday
school Mon meet, at Third church az ; b NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

TT WEST-yIEW BAITlST CHIHC III. Rev
". p HINrs. pastor Preaching az il \. ~. aud
SIP H. subjects: Morning. .Irayer ana ,t0ll-
cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

GVMETHODIST sUNpAY-SCfOOL SOClE-
TI.--Ihe regular meeting Of the noihoal'I
Sunday School Society OF Richmond and Man
chester will Ia held at aurel-street church sun
day afternoon az 3:aO o'clock. Interesting e1er-
cises By the children and suitable addresses
koIEPr T. RICHARDSON, President
Charles y. RAN. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

.VPINE- STREET BAPTIST CHURCH cor
ner Pine ana Automatic streets. Rev y. B.
HUrsoN. pastor-ircaching sunday az II A. NJ.
and T. Vi by the pastor 0unday-schoo at q
A. T. prayer-mceting Wednesday night s
o'clock Young peoples meeting Friday night,
o'clock IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

- THE UNION GOSPEL MISS!ON.-Iho
good w, X OF rescuing the LOST syn continues
Main and Seventh streets Services SUNDAY @t9
and 3J j.. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

70 pARE-PLACE METHODIST EplSCQ-
PAL CHURCH west lranAln street, Df. d, -
WILEY BLEusoE. pastor. PREACHING al II 3. ~, ".'
aud at I. 81. BIS tho pastor Subject al nls"''
~em-ou."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

cases of the disease yesterday, and so swiftly
did it do its deadly work that one of those
stricken died within a few hours. Apparently
the cholera has spread beyond the families first
attacked, and despite the fumigation and disn-
lection of the people on Hoffman Island I'VE
cases occurred there. The city authorities are
TO all appearance well prepared for an outbreak
of the plague Mayor Grant is certainly doing
his best to be ready for the dreaded crisis, and
there is hearty and intelligent cooperation on
the part of most if not all, OF his subordinateS'
The condition of the Croton water is in no sense
alarming, and no immediate danger is to be
apprehended from that source. The abatement
of all nuisances in the Croton watershed Is,
however. of the highest importance.