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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13
roR TINE s4Kr or 7nE rue DOG.
Mrs. DnInny Concludes to Cieave Unto Her
Husband Alter All.

Tho action OF Dora Dulany for divorce from
William Tasker Dulnny. Jr.. has come to
naught through the intervention OF pet pug
dog OF Mrs. Dulany. Tho dogs name. it is
said. is Creescqunkes.
The Dulanys were married July II. 1886, at
the Lexington Avenue Presbyterian Church.
and have no children. Tho wife loft her hus-
band on June ~ last and began an action for
separation through LAWYER julius Lehman.
She alleged that shortly after marriage his
conduct became such that her health was so
affected that she became a shadow Of her for
mer solf He accused her of intimacy with n
relative II years old and Of like conduct after
marriage with q cousin. the family physician.
and others. all through insane jealousy. He
had also kicked her struck her in tho face.
and used vile language. !e had thrown II fork
and n shoe ather. and said he would torture her
she was susceptible to the wiles OF men"
He denied these allegations In his answer.
ana te e
OF the keys to tho desks in his office. and took
them with hcrto Mott Haven. where she had
It was sir and madam" interview. She
MHnH not fys ss
the pug on which she dotted. put the dog under
his arm and said no would Keep it as security
She could not do without hcr dog. shc lone
woman. Besides. those men could not DO
trusted to treat a womans pet properly. She
took the keys and won't down to HIS Office in
order to SWAP. Littlo inquiries had to be made
to ascertain II all the keys and tho correct
know il the mug had got its milk regularly.
Besides she had to 20 to his rooms to get tho
This was all very pleasant for Mr.. Dulany.
Mrs. Dulany and the pug: but LAWYER l.eh-
mann moved before Justice Andrews for u
counsel fee at the husbands expense. Justice
Andrews denied the motion.
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He Had Been In Poor Health. and It Prob.
nhly AEectrd His Wind.

Charles NJ. Barrett Of New Brighton. Staten
Island. walked into Taylors Hotel. Jersey
City. shortly after ! | o'clock yesterday morn
ing. and asked for room. The clerk ass gned
him to IL room on the second floor The guest
who had registered Just before Barrett put his
address down as Philadelphia. and Barrett.
after signing his name. put ditto mark under
Philadelphia. A porter picked up his sutchel
and showed him to his room.
1t was n few minutes after IL o'clock when
q chambermad who was passing through the
corridor heard grooming in the room occupied
by Mr.. Barrett She FASTENED down stairs and
notified the clerk. The door was forced open
and Barrett was found lying on the tioor with
bullet TounH in his rifht temple nsw
caibre was clutched In his right hand. 1t was
evident that Barrett, stood in front OF the
toward the dressing case and his head toward
the door He was still breathing when no was
Policeman Enonh Rickerich sent a hurry
call to the hospital for nm ambulance. When
Il ia arrived the surgeon WAS n doubt whether
he directed the driver to hurry. As the am
,uanco was climbing the Montgomery street
M on the way to the hospital Barrett died
In tho mean time Policeman itickerich had
taken the suicides effects 70 Police Hcadquar-
ters which had apparently beon dumped into
1t pf9fmscn9usly. Chief Murphy sHid i lGokod
as II lWrrett hau cltnHed OH MS desk ana
thrown all his letters and papers into tho
valisc. About > o'clock hi, brother. j. d. Bar
rett and friend drove to the niorguo and
claimed tho body
Charles NJ. Barrett was Il marine insurance
adluster. and was employed by Higgins. Cox
x barrett Of IL and IL Exchange place. His
brother. James b. Barrett. is a partner in tho
firm. The iirm represents tho United States
Lloyds and the Standard Marine Insurance
Company.
The dead man was 20 years old and unmar-
Tiea. lilo was born at New brighton. Staten
mother and sister. lie was IL man Of most OK
emplary habits and a good business man. Tor
six months no had complained Of suffering
severely from what no thought was malaria.
He also complained OF severe pains in tho
back Of his head, which bothered him greatly
Whatever can be assigned for the suicide ny
his friends except that these pnins Of which
he complained may have brought on fit OF
temporary insanity.
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NEGROES GUARD THE JILL
They Resent Threats to Lynch n Member
ofTheir Own Race.

LEAvESwoRTH. Aug. 12.-During tho past two
days great excitement has prevailed at Tom
gRnoIy. village twenty miles west OF here
and there is imminent danger OF n race war.
Noah Ashby. negro. was taken from the
Jail here on Wednesday to have hearing
before u Justice on 4 charge Of committing an
assault upon Adm Wagner. q young white girl,
who WAS dragged from her horse on July %
and outraged by negro.
Tho evidence against Ashhy WAS very strong
and Yesterday the Indignation of tho white
people became so great that there WAS loud
talk Of lynching
The negroes did not accept the theory that
Ashby WAS guilty. however. and 900 OF them.
well armed. gathered to protect him. A large
number Of the whites also armed themselves.
The Mayor issued proclamation ordering
the crowd to disperSe. but no attention was
paid to 1t. and fully 300 armed nogroes re-
inained about town tonight and good mum
Der Of them came wit the prisoner to tho lail
Tomorrow morning he will DO hold for trial
Mt tho September torn Of court unless the ca 50
IL sooner disposed OF.
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Naval Maneuvrrr at the Opening of the
War College.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE Naval War Col
lege at Newport. Il. l.. will I've opened on Sept.
]. with Capt. Mahan as President. The Rhode
Island naval militia drill will take place at tho
same time. The manTuvres will include
trials OF speed Of vessels. torpedoes. and tao
teal trials. All vessels OF the North Atlantic
Squadron will participate in tho manruvres.
The squadron at Bar Harbor will probably re-
main there tor some days and then proceed to
MarColcge 1t is expected that the White
Squadron will eventually DO merged into the
Atlantic Squadron. under command OF Rear
Admiral GhclarIi. IL this should be DONE
Admiral Walker will he detached. by reason OF
the expiration Of three years sea service. and
will probably lie assigned TO shore duty.
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A CRY FROM UNDERGROUND.
Traced to "Peuuer tho Newaboy" In the
Park Avenue Tunnel

Just after the storm on Thursday evening
dwellors in the tenements along Park avenue.
between Eighty ninth and Ninetioth streets.
heard cries for help. Some off them followed the
sound to ono OF the ventilatinC openings in tho
roof of the railroad tunnel A crowd gathered
Mt the opening Policeman Pearsall came
along and sent {, man around to the head
quarters OF Sruck Is Three Gremcn with
ladder. ropes. and a lantern responded. Be-
fore tho nrcmcn came some Of the crowd hur-
ried down to the underground station three
blocks below. hoping to bring tho sufferer in
the tunnel UP that way. But the station was
closed.
tilating shaft. Tho iircmen found n boy lying
on tho track hardly able to move. He was
recognized as John McCapn. Is years old. Of
liz East Eighty ninth street. known In York
willie as "Penner the Ncwsboy." He was
brought to the surface and taken to the Pres
hytcrnn Hospital. His arm. nose and two ribs
were broken. He said he had fallen from
train. but he fell through tho veptilatng shaft
from the park. whore he had no right to be.
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1ROySTAMM'S aLLIGED ERRAND.
The New York and Pittsburgh Police Not
Aware OF = New Anarchist Plot.

The New York and Tlttsburgh Police NOT
Aware OF = New Anarchist Plot.
Young Aronstamm. the Russian who is n
nephew OF u Harlem druggist. and who was
an associate In this city OF BERGMAN. the
assassin Of Mr.. Frick. disappeared from his
haunts here q couple OF weeks ago. according
70 Foreman Kramor OF John Most's pubica-
lion oi,lcc. to whom Herr Most referred in
Guircrs yesterday. a story was publish
Cd yesterday asserting that he had
gone to PittsburCh as the agent OF an
Anarchistic plot. contrvcd In Vienna. to
finish tho work Berkman failed to do.
Tho story wns told with good deal Of
detail. and said that tho plot had been revealed
to otto IT. erhRrd. the Austrian Nice-Consul
tho neiico .! both New York and Pittsburgh,
The Now York and Pittsburgh police contra
ie tn, Tep1 as far r. + s"ts IT,
agency 1t WAS said that they had no doubt
Aronstam!n had engaged in such y plot. IN
Vienna. but in Now York.
Aronsiam1 desarihod nm E hn;sht nS
Is a clean shaven. sallow-romplcxipnrd man.
His oyebrowr arc black and very heavy. and
wore. when ho loft this CITY Il short sack coat.
strlled flannel lawn tennis shirt. a leather
'II asn brown Tms s'Taw 9 O, pocs Roger
O'Nara rihlcucd to-day the story Of tho oath
sSIf 10 f rfq S Of IPmrS tS hs
nouDccs II to le without the slightest founda-
tion. ms fnr as he knows. He says the Pitts
lmrgh Department al Public safety had re-
ceiycd no information or warning concerning
any such nun AS described.
Secretary LlvelDy OF he Carnegie steel Conn
pNny was seen. and said: while NO believe
there may be something in tho story. and that
tho man described may have left New York
for Pittsburgh. wc do not hciirYo that no is In
Pittsburgh. and have taken no precautions.
The police will attend 20 that"
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ELSIt,S FI7HER FINDS HER.
He I3ns n Farm Near New Haven N nd H O I'd
Of Her Through the Newspap.rs.

Elsie Schur. tho ll-year- old girl from San
Francisco. who was taken to the Hoffman
House on Wednesday night when she arrived
here. by Mr.. A. Nixon. who had taken an intor-
est in her on the train. was claimed yesterday
afternoon at the headquarters Of the Gerry
society by her father lichard.
Elsie said that her mother had sent her alone
from San Francisco to meet her father in New
York. She didn't know whore her father lived.
and Superintendent Jenkins teegraphed to
san Francisco for information.
Mr.. Schur learned of his daughters arrival
through the newspapers. and at ; o clock yes
terday afternoon h" called for her. lie owns n
farm in Dillingford. near New Haven.
Mr.. Nixon came 70 inquire for Elsie few
minutes after her fail her found her Mr.. Schur
had heard Of Mr. Nixon's kindness to his
daughter. and thanked him warmly. Elsie
went home with her father last night
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n SIXTEEN- YE1R-OLD BOY'S CRIME.
Attempted to Chlorororm n Woman While
She Silent and lsohbcd the lIoMse.

PouGHKEErsIE. Aug. 1.-THE police of this
city tonight uncarthed remarkable crimc
Henry Slater. is years Of age. was arrested
and charged with burglary and attempting to
ehloroform Mrs. c. T. Noble. wife OF promi-
nent citizen. whio she was asleep. On Mon
day her husband went camping. That evening
she mot young Slater. who followed her as far
as her gate She retired. thinking little Of the
incident. At about H. 80 o'clock she was
aroused from sleep by feeling damp cloth on
her face. She sprang to tho floor. and the boy
ran down stairs and made his escape. He
gained an entrance to the house through n
rear window.
Chief McCahe learned tonight that young
worth OF chlorofnrm on Monday. When ar
rested Young. Slater confessed the whole
noveis. lie took hut a small amount OF monov
from the house. Tho hoy's father lives in Port
Richmond. Staten Island. and his mother
lives hero. His brothers. who also live here.
arc well thought Of.
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GEN GAN0 DUNN SHOOTS HIMSELF:
Former wclI-Nrown New Yorker Dies II
Denver Hospital.

DENNER. Aug. 12.-Gen. Gano Dunn. who
had spent the past fow years in this city. but
who was formerly ono Of the best known club
men in New York city and Washington. d. C..
shot himself at 81 o'clock tonight. almost
blowing of the top OF his head with re-
volver. The deed was committed at his board.
ing place. 1861 Stout street. A few weeks
ago while driving he was thrown from his
buggy and injured. lie instituted suit against
tho city to recover 10000 damages.
His suicide seems to have been because OF Q
love affair. He left several letters showing q
distorted mind. They are all with reference to
some one addressed as Fannie. He also left O
partly illegible note from jenny l.itZ telling
him IL no ever has occasion TO kill himself
with this revolver to think twice before SO
doing He was found IN his his room by mes
taken to st. Lakes Hospital and died at mid
night.
Tho namc of tho woman mentioned in Gen.
Dunn's letter is Fannie, Barnes; Nothing
more Is known Of her He speaks Of their
Quarrcls, which no says he will end.
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QuErEc. Aug. l2.-Local authorities say that
one OF the m ost wonderful discoveries Of ro-
cent years has been made ly a poor black
smith Of this CITY. named Ferdinand Alard
1t is the lonE-lost Rrt known to the pyramid
builders OF Egypt Of hardening copper.
Axes and other edged tools. made OF hard
ened copper have been exhibited by him.
which in edge and temper rival the best steel
Of the present Allnrd prepared sheet OF his
hardened copper. L., OF a line In thickness.
and had it tested at tho Government rifle
ranges here. The results were. better thun
those obtained from the best steel.
The discovery is to be brought under the
immediate notice OF the Lords Of Admiralty.
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THE CANALs OrEyTIOM
Canadn's Cabinet TO Decide To-day Whether
Rebates shall H. Granted,

OTTAWA. Aug. 12.-To-morrow an i'm portant
meeting OF the Cabinet will be held ut Mon
treal to take definite ACTION with regard to tho
question OF canal tolls.
That tho Cabinet is not unit on the qucs-
ton is an open secret. and il the Toronto En-
pre- reflects tho Governments views no stop
will be taken that will remove the cause which
recently led Congress to pass a retaliatory act
against Canada. Commenting on the GovkIu-
ments position the En'pTr says: II
Either In letter or spirit his oeuntryis = |;
called upon to abandon n poicy Legitimate Y
adopted in the interests of Canada. and 40
would regret to see withdrawal OF the 10
bate system now.
1t wonld bear all appearance OF yielding un-
der pressure what was refused to a simple re-
quest OF tho Washington authorities. This
would DO impoitic. as it would be construed
MS q token OF weakness and a proof that Can
ada can be squeezed"
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the Crew OF the schooner Dolly J.-Aft-r
Throwing the Bodics OF Their Victims
to tho shnrks They Make Merry on the
Proceeds of the Vessels Valuable Cargo.
SAN Francisco. Aug. 1o.-Full details wero
received to-day by the brig Galilce from Tn-
hitl OF the foulest case OF murder and piracy
known in tho South Seas for years The old
California schooner Dolly B.. which served for
wears MS q pleasure yacht for King Pomare Of
Tahiti. was recently sold at the Kings death
and christened the Niuoay. She was fitted
out by merchants Of Parecte for cruise
among the South Sea Islands.
The vessel was loaded with goods for trade,
and besides there was $1,000 on board where
with to buy copra and pearl shell. Capt. Cas-
tela was in command. the mate was a man
named Roedique. the supercargo was Willie
Gibson. tho cook. n Knnaka from tho Island OF
Moaa. and the remaining four OF the crew
were Kanakns. Tho Captain was not we'll
! known In Tahiti. but everybody know Rocdi-
que.
Hc Is man Of splendid attachments. and
can speak English. French. German. and all
tho dialects Of the South Seas. He has a broth
or who has been n trader in the kingswell
group Bot men are exact counterparts OF
Case. the villain. in Stevenson's ION the Beach
at Falcsa."
On the night before tho vessel was to sail
| from Pnrcete she disappeared. The owners
were worried and sent out cunboat, but tho
| search was fruitless. Finally they learned
| that she was trading in the Pcrmoto group
| From Permoto tho schooner went to tho Kings
| well croup. and there Roediaues brother was
| taken on board as a passenger. Then tho
| deyiltry began.
Tho two brothers determined to seize the
| shin. cargo and s. 600 in treasure. and in or
| der TO do go cot Molni. the cook. to help thom.
| AS they were nearing tho Marshall rroup the
| cook put roison in the food OF the four men,
| and they died in terrible agony. The Roedilue
| brothers stood over them, watched the death
| struggles OF tho four men. md chucklcd be-
| cause there was no outcry,
| Molai hid himself in the galley, and the
| brothers proceeded to finish the lob Cart
! Castella and Supercarao Gibson were sitting
| in the cabin eating their dinner Matc Roedi-
| quo entered tho room, his brother following
| The mate walked UP to the Captain, and his
| brother to the supercargo Like clockwork
| two pistols were drawn two shots sounded
| like one, and tho brains OF the CAPTAIN and
supercargo mingled on the dinner table,
The mess was cleared away, and the brothers
ate dinner while the cook stecred the ship.
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FOUND DEAD IN IN ICE BOX.
The Singular Fate Which Defell Two
Michigan HoYs.

LANSING. Aug. l2.-Earl Price and Arthur
Kurtz met with death in u singular manner
late yesterday afternoon. The boys each OF
whom was about years old. were playmntes.
They were missed late in the afternoon. and
although n large crowd Of neiGhbors searched
for them until midnight no trace OF them was
found. About o'clock this morning tho Prico
boys father thought OF an unused lee chest at
his house into which his children had AZ times
crawled to play, and on opening the chest tho
two boys were found dead 1t WAS evident
that after the hovs squeezed thnmselyeS into
the box their movements caused the covers to
fall. and the clasp on the outside cover closed
over the staple fastening them in SO that es-
cape was impossible.
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PUT UEUITT OFF THE PIER.
Had Schriber Arrested. but the Police Jus.
tlce Discharged Him.

Peter Cooper Hewitt. son Of e1- Mayor Hew-
lit. was in the Concy Island Police Court yes
to-day morning as the complainant in an as
sault case. On Sunday. July 81, while watch
ing the bathers from the Iron Pier. no was
roughly told to move on and not block tho
passageway by Frank Schribcr. gate keeper
ON tho pier. Mr.. Hewitt moved on, and then
stepped back to remonstrate with tho man.
throat and forced him of the pier. Schriber
was arrested. and tn" case adjourned several
times. Yesterday morning Judge Sutherland
dismissed Schriber on tho trstim ony o. the pier
people that no more force was used than was
sufficient to get Hewitt OIL tho pier.
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Tried to KIN u,m.els with Con, Ga :.

Philip Kanoll Is tailor who lives at :;i3
East Foty-c!ghth street. For two weeks he
has boon i'll and very Respondent. Yesterday
afternoon. when his WIZ and daughter had
left the house kanol went into tho kitchon
filled up the era ks Of tho door and every pos
sible srcyico in tho room with bits Of cloth and
rags. aud lighted n lire in the stove. Then he
took off the cover Of tho stove. lay doWn ON tho
evening, the daughter returned ana tried to
entor tho Kitchen Finding tho doOr locked
and her father IN non" of tho rooms. she called
in n policeman, who broke. open ihn kitchen
door, and they found knnpll unconscious. llo
Was taken to bellevue Hospital.
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DENVER. Aug 1.-THE last session Of tho
Grand Encampment Of tho Knights Templar
began ut O'Clock this morning and adjourned
at 1910 O'Clock to meet again on Aug. ~
lSlJ. in the city OF Boston. The morning
session was taken up by reports OF committees
and routine work. The insta Iation OF officers
took place Just before tho closing Of tho en-
campmcnf
Tho names Of the officers appointed by tho
Grand Commander were given out and wero
as follows Grand Standard Bearer, W. H..
Mclish OF Ohlo: Grand Sword Bearer. Georg"
&. Conner Of Tennessee; Grand Warden. John
A. Slunn Of Missouri: Grand prelato. sir Rcv,
joseph \. McGrath. u. d.. OF Illinois.
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III. leg Amps, cut ON by street Car.

Henry Israel. living Mt 80 East l0!'th street.
attempted to board II moving First avenue
strcut ear ut lU;,th strort and First avenue
yesterday afternoon. lio slipped and fell
Under the wheels. which almost cut of ono ii
his logs. Blood flowed in great streams. and
he lay in the street for ten minute5 before an
ambulance arrived from the Harlem Hospital.
4 largo crowd stood watching him.
At tho hospital il Was said that he would not
recover. having lost inuch blood Tho
crowd continued TO gaze at tho hlOudsfain I'D
roadway until forced to dispcrse by the police
Tho driver Of tho ear. W. Hession, was ar
rpgtel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13
RABBI BHOU'NE,S EURGLARS.
Six Have Visited HI. House Since lie Went
10 Live In Chicago.

CHICAGO. AUG. 1.-THE Rcv. Z. NJ. 3. Browne
came hero from New York to tako charge Of
the manuel Congregation. and rented n
house at 51I Dearborn avenue. The rabbi
had not lived there long before lie had stir
ring encounter with midnight maraudcrs. lie
was awakened ono night by noise in tho
basement. Taking his revolver. he stole down
stairs. and was not surprised to meet three
masked mon. who were frightened away.
Wednesday night the rabbits house was
again visited by burglars. who are now locked
NJ. About II o'clock tho watchman heard n
noise. and on investigation found three men
in the house. Single handed he arrested the
three men and landed them in the police
station.
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ston-emt,er. Give Up the Strike.

NEWARK. Aug. ia committee Of stone
cutters waited on tho bosses to- day and noti-
fed them that the men had declared tho
strike oil.
This means that the men go bnck on worse
terms ard work forty-right hours Instead Of
forty -four per week. Non-union men will not
be discharged TO mako places for the union
men. The year is TO begin on March /.
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MEMPHIS. Aug. l2,-Frirnds Of Gov. John p.
buchanan have sent ont secret circular In
which il il urged that in Niow .. tho unprcc-
edentcl and proscril tive course pursued by u
lew men now manipulating tho so-called Dem
ocrat,G party OF Tennessee. n meeting DO
called at onrr to endorse tn" Governor for re-
election" The opinion il freely espresso !
TINT tho Governor mas cOmmi;tnd political
suicide by committing the death sentence vi
lnl- KIM
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Minister Carr VIII Sail on Thur-day.

GALEsBuRG. H.. Aug. l2.-Clnrh 4. Carr
Minister to Denmark. will leave hor" sunday
night for Chicago. lle will - from Chicago
on Monday morning to WASHINGTON for in
structions. and will remain There until We'd
nesday. VIII IN he will leave for New YORK. On
shin Columbia II the Hamburg im"rcan line
lie has rerrivcd no official notice Of II conf"s-
acquainted with the details t. express II posi-
tive opinion.
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URIIS FOR 1HREE SIUFTERs,
Lawyer Pc.hau Finds an Acc nm oda lug
Judge IN Pittsburgh.

Lawyer Charles J. reshall Of Jersey City
yesterday announced that he had secured II
writ OF habeas corpus from Judge Marcus W.
Atchoson Of Pittsburgh in the case OF Moschcll.
Hart. and Fallon. tho convicted ballot box
suffers. The writ. Mr. feshall said. was re-
90 to Pittsburgh 10y virtue 81 the writ. II they
choose. or they may waly9 their right aud ap-
would DO disclosure. and IL sensational one"
before tho Federal court.
Mayor Wanser Of Jersey City Yesterday mp
Water Commissioners for March. April May
June and July. but first struck out the nanrs
Of all the convicted ballot box suffers carried
In the various departments.