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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-26
THOSE NEWARK RACES
That We're Not Run Create DISsutisfI
tInn-TrInt. Aftnr Records

That Were Not Run Create DlSsatisfnc.
tlon-TyIer After Records.
NEWARK, O., July 25-some OF tho
racing men gathered hero for tho League
Of Licking Wheelmon race meet in tho
national circuit werc very wroth yester-
day when tho meet was finally called
off altogether. Rain foil until 8 o'clock,
the sun came out bright, and the day
was warm. The track being completely
surrounded by mound ten to fifteen
feet high, a relic OF the mound builders,
10 shielded from oil wind. but the dense
growth OF trees inside the enclosure and
surmounting the mound, prevents the
sun striking but littlesot, tho track, and
It dries slowly.
Sanger, johnson, Bliss, Bald, Titus
aud othera have inspected tho track
and record attempts may be made here
later in the season. A wagon load Of
oil was protIercd by the Standard Oil
Company for tho purpose OF burning
out the track, but the Agricultural So.
ciety, controllers OF 1t, would not allow
burning, as this Injuries the surface al.
most irredeemably by baking. Oil WIS
used freely at Pittsburgh last year, and
the track, which had been record
breaker, resembled a plowed field when
the races were called. Every ono OF the
prominent filters, with tho exception Of
Tyler, was here. The telegraph brings
the information that Tyler will ride fol
the mile record, now held by Bliss, ct
Waltham, Friday, aud failing then will
go again next day. Bliss is here, and ID
prepared to try again for the records,
should they DO broken.
Race meet promoters oil over tho land
are waiting to place class races GU the
programmes, and half hundred fol-
lowers OF tho circuit have little show in
tho races. In tho open contests with
Sanger, Tyler, Bald, johnson, Bliss and
others, unless class races for 2:20 class
1925 class, and so on are run. half the
men now out will DO returned to thcil
bofnea
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ro1Epo CIRCUIT RACES.
A Slow Track Prevented Fast TImc-Thc
Results In Detail,

A Slow Track Prevented Fast TImc-ThC
Results In Detail.
Toledo, O., July 25.-0n q slow track
ut tho Exposition grounds tho races oil
tho national circuit opened to-day in
the presence Of 5000. people. Only
ordinary timo was made in tho several
events and in none was there what
could DO called an exciting finish. Sum.
Fiat, one mile, handicap. Class A
J. 6. Rnse, Toledo won. Time,
Second, ono.third mile open, Glass B.
u. P. Bliss, Rambler team)t Chicago,
won. Time, :45 seconds.
Third, ono mile, opon, Glass B.-R. +.
Geotxe triangle team Cleveland, won.
Time, 2:24 40.
Fourth, one mile, open, Glass A
Tom Cooper, Detroit, won. Time, 1874.
Fifth, two milo handicap, Glass b.
A. D. Kennedy. (Storling team, Ohica'
60, won. Time, 4:46 10.
Sixth, on0-fourth milo, open, Glass
BE. q. johnson, (T'riauglc team,
Cleveland, won. Time :32 4-5.
Seventh, Toledo championship, Glass
40. p. Bernhart, Toledo, won. Time,
2:35 rs.
Eighth, ono milo, open, Class B-W.
G. Sanger, (Union team, Milwaukee,
won. Time 2:23 2.5.
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Tho steubenvills Athletic Clubs
bicycle racing tournament, on the fne
haif.mlIe Pleasant Heights track, next
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
will draw an immense attendance, 1t is
estimated, and wheeIings cycling pop
ulstion will 90 up almost IN maa'E.
Special rates, one fare round trip, have
been secured on the Panhandle. John
son and Bliss will both go after the halt.
mile and mile records on tho steuben.
vile track-this will be an added attrac'
ton at the meet.
Yesterday the enterlos for tho handi-
cap events closed. and tho array oil rae
ing men entered Is better than the club
had NJ first expected. Tho Glass u. cracks
entered are as follows: A. L Brown,
Cleveland; E. @. Ball, Buffalo; Raymond
Mcdonald, New York City; ". J. Ed
wards, San Jose, California; W. +. Muir
ply, Brooklyn; E. J. Titus, New York
City; W. Il. Wells, Brooklyn; W. j.
Heifeet and z. ]. Miller, Utica N. Y,
Callahan, OF the Press Bicycle Club, Bui-
falo; Ben Cleveland, OF the stearns rae
ing team; Z. @. johnson, r. 2. Goetz
and janice S. Johnson, Of the Triangle
team: George Il. Ellithropc, OF Peach
ton, o.
Glass A mon entered arc as follows:
j. o. johnson and George D. Comgtock,
Cleveland; Ed PAUL, Harry wilkins,
w. b. Walker, John Wachter, Clyde
Quimby and George HelmS, steuben-
vile; William Matthews aud Frank B.
McNear, NHellsburg; @. @. Aughen-
bangh and Bert @. Trous, Beaver, Pa;
Bert Morrison, Connellsyille; W. II. ST.
John and A. g. Herman, Toledo; Her.
man Klinsman, Rochester, MIMI; b. g.
Goble, s. L. Nelson, Paul 3. jackson,
Pittsburgh; George Halo, Wellsville;
j. y. Patterson, Williamsburg, Pa;
George Redfern, Wilmerd!ng, Pa; A. i.
Baker, Columbus, Ohio; Ed Smith,
Toronto, Ohio; G. q. Van Tine. Hudlav;
II. Z. Hastings, Washington, Pa. Sam
uet Ramsey, Philip Cunningham, Erie,
Pa; Oscar I. Smith, John l. Kingdom,
Q. Z. Garyin, Wheeling; Henry krupp,
Uhrichsyillc,
Last night a number OF additional en-
tries were received as follows: r. K.
Updegraf, OF Cleveland; Roscoe Dunk
erly, Of Toronto; F. r Wheat. Irwin
Woods and Otto Mayer, Of Wheeling;
Harry L. Haakins, Of Washington, Pa. |;
I. B. Eddy, Of Columbus. O.; W. H.
Barstell, OF Pittsburgh; 4. II. Kennedy,
OF sharpsburg, Pa; George Z. Myors
aud Frank J. Tau, OF Cleveland. These
are all Glass A men.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there 10 OF least
one dreaded disease that science has
boon able to euro in all Its stages aud
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh euro
y tue only positive cure 1 Sn,.trS Unto to
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces Of
tho system, thereby destroying tho
foundation OF tho disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith In its curative powers that
thoy offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to euro. Send for list
OF testimonials. Address,
I. J. CHENEY d Co., Toledo, o.
ED"Sold by druggista, Toe.
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rAnAL on LAHPLEGHTER

Won Yesterday Mt saEatoga-The Attend
Rnco Poor and Track IikOWias.
SARATOGA, n. Y. July 25.-Tho at
tendance at the races here to-day was
about on par with tho small number
Of yesterday. The weather was superb,
the westerly broeze cooling tho atmos-
phere. The track was partly heavy, the
result OF last nights storm. Summary:
First race. milo and a quarter
Lampiighter, 1l4 tTaral), l to 8 and out,
won; Cactus, liz (Gritlin), 10 TO l,
second; Hume, ia (Noble), 10 to l,
third. Time, 1851. Victorius, Can
delabrA and Clementinc also ran. Tho
Quoen was fined 500 Tor not starting.
Second race, selling, fivo furlonga-
Picaroon, lOs (Brooks) to 8 and out,
won; Blossom, fllly. % (Clark) 90 to ],
second; Franklin. los "a. Clayton) 4 to
l, third. Time, l:0S.
Third race, seven furlopgs-May Win,
lO8 (Brooks) Ito 90, won; Tormentor,
ll5 (Midgely) 2-to ], second; High @.
lOl (Griffin) l2 to l, third. limo, 1921.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Poteutate,
l05 (Brooks) 4 to 2, won; Kentigerno,
100 IA. Clayton 81 to !, second; Rubi-
con, 1o5 (GriGn) 2 to |, third. Time,
Filth race. mile and sixteenth
Madrid, 100 (simms), | tot, won; Play
or Pay, 90 (Donohue), 8 to !. second.
Time, 1854.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Campania,
100 (Porkins), s to !, won; Sir Dixon,
Jr., ITO (GritEin), 4 to l., second; Halma,
no "a. Clayton. 8 to l, third. Time,
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Tho Wheeling Juniors would like 10
hear from any club. in Wheeling whose
players are under fifteen years old. II
accepted answer through this paper.
Tho Juniors have played sixteen games
and lost two.
The Bader L Maurer base ball club
defeated the Silver Leaf club by score
OF IA 10 IL yesterday afternoon.
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Last fall was taken with a kind Of
summon complaint, accompanied with
wonderful diarrh0a. Soon attet my
wile's sisior, who Iiyos With us. WIS
takon in the Same way. We used al-
most everything without benefit Then
said, lot ia try Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy, which
We did, aud that curcd us right away.
! think much Of 1t, as It did for INC
what II was recommended to do.-John
HertzIer, Bethel, Berks Co., Pa.
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A snUGGING MATCH.
A Wheeling ronm Overwhelmed over at
Martina Ferry,

A wheeling roam Overwhelmed over at
Martins Ferry.
The Irwin base ball club was scbed-
uled to play the Martins Ferry team at
Y. NJ. c. A. park over the river ycster.
day afternoon, but moro than half OF
the local team were unable to PARTED.
pate. Consequently it was patched
up team that faced the athletic young
mon Of the Ohio town, and victory for
the locals was no. anticipated. Henry,
WHO pitched for the Wheeling aggrega-
ton was batted for twenty.six hits.
Purcell, OF Martins Ferry, had his fin-
gers split in the third. aud Kane took
his place at third base. Tho story Of
the slaughter:
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Trotting at Cleveland

CLEVELAND, July Is. = There wna
great sport at tho Cleveland driving
track this afternoon. The weather was
Ono and the track In good condition,
and as result the time was very last.
The 2:l5 pace with thirty entries had
twenty-one starters. Summary:
2:2l class, trotting, purse 5000
Mary Best won; best time, 2:l2t.
2:l5 class, pacing, purse 5000
Clayhontas won; best time, 2:llt.
2:29 class, trotting, purse $1,000
Eloise won; best timo, 2:15.
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The Tourist Cycle club Of this city
will mako q run TO BaresvIlle and
New Afarsinsvillc next Sunday, pr0Vid-
ing the weather remains fair. They
will mcet at Martin & Abell's barber
shop at Q q. M. Arriving at BarcSville,
the boys will take dinner and then pro-
coed to New Martinsville. About If.
teen are expected to 90.
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August 0 and 10 tho D. 90. will soll
excursion tickets Wheeling TO Denver
and return at low round trip rates.
Tickets good to return on trains leAv-
Ing Denver August 10, %, and Septem.
haF 49,
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IL you want paving or fro brick, or
sewer Pipe, go to West Virginia Sand
Company, 1918 Water street. TelC.
phone sol. Ware rooms corner OF EotF
aud TWenty-ninth street.
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nosroN FonGEs AHEAD.
DaItimoro's Dcfoat Helped tho Champions
Observation-Disclosures Icaten.


Though Boston and Brooklyn parted
even yesterday afternoon, tho cham
pions frightened their hold on first posi-.
lion in the league race, for Baltimore
was again defeated by tho speedy
Giants Of Gotham. The games Of the
Baltimore club this week with tho New
York and Boston clubs arc of the
crucial order and will undoubtedly de-
eide whether the Orioles will continue a
factor so far as first place Is concerned.
Tho two games already played with
tho Giants would seem to indicate that
Haulon's men arc not equal to the
emergency. Pittsburgh received its
worst drubbing Of the season at the
hands OF Uncle Anson's Colts. New
York and Cleveland are undoubtedly
going to DO IN 1t for first place and both
will likely pass Baltimore very soon.
Cincinnati Is getting dangerously near
the Pirates.
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OH, WHAT A SLAUGHTER,
Toys Receive Que OF the
Worst Drubbings of tho season.

CHICAGO, July 95.-Cbicago warmed
the Pittsburgh men up to-day. colco-
Tough was pounded in IN unmcrclful
fashion, tho total sum ming up fourteen
singles, nine doubles q triple and two
homo runs. Had tho full nine innings
boon played tho chances arc that the
local team would have beaten Boston's
record OF thirty hits. Game WINS called
as both teams had to catch train. At
tendance. 2,4O0. Score:
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Ed Donnelly. the local cyclcr, has 70.
ceiyed q new racing wheel and is in
dulging in daily fast spins on tho pike
Il is thought no will prove dangerous
on the track this fall.
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Now York Republican UonVentIon.
NRw YoRK, July 25.-The Republican
state convention will DO held In Sara.
toCa on September IS.
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gave an eIeSllent exhibition In the frat
and Won. but evidently tired after that,
for the Bostons won the second easily.
Attendance 600l Score:
Boston. ..-..-.----.....-..oo o92 -
ookiyu......--....-.-..2 0 0 i s
RRrned RUS, lApdb 5. EErgrL Boston 4 uits
Hand 8 PiIeher, stivetts and Kennedy.
SECOND oAWE
Boaten..... ....-... -.-.-g .o9S III:
BrOOkiyn.......--. .....--IO o 0 90
Earned runs. and HItG-l2ASsh. Error
1 aud Z lPitihsfI, Nichols and Underwood.
fTban{rn Mti1uald
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SOME OF THE RACERS
VINO WIN Contest at tho Tourna-
mont Of tho sssubenVilIe clnb.
JOHNSON AND BLISS ARE ENTERED

wien a Number OF Others Scarcely
Less aoted-A Big Crowd win Go
Up From wheeliug-The Handicap
Entries Arc cIoscd-Tbose Who Are
En.sred-Pittsburgh Ball Club De.
fsa.ed-other Late News of Sport.
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sulrs to ordOr $15, reduced from SIT
aud so, at Morton @. Stout 4 Co.'s,
Merchant Tailors, under McLuro House.
IonN l. RICE. ManagerA
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WAsHrSaroS, July 25.-The Senators
won the first game in the eighth inning
on Fannings wildness aud good hitting.
Inability to bunch hits and errors lost
them tho second. Attendance, 200.
Score:
wash,uv,on.............O o 24OOe 5-lG
delphlG...........O l 3 % "a 0 0 ~
Earned runs, 8 md !. ErrorH, 4 and G. Hits,
II and 10 Pitchers, Mercer and Fanulng.
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NEW YORK, July 25.-The Giants took
the lead at the start and were never
headed. Attendance. 1900. Score:
BaltInore...,..-.-.....-o ! o99oI %
New YOrk....-......-..2 -
Earned runs. aud d Enron, and !. Hts, 7
and / PitchGrS, Gleason and heekln. Umpire,
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STACY. ADAMS & Co.'s mons s. hand.
sOWcd Calf shoes for "a at LocKE's,
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Chicago .......r.."................2 ! ! 6-@
Pittsburgh -."...,.,,,....... 81 0 0 ! U 9
Earned runs, Chicago l6; Pittsburgh 8. Two
bnsO hits. Wilmot ?; Ryan z; Arson Z; nnhlcn, II.
win, Donovan, SugdGn. Three base hits, Par.
rott. Home runs, Decker, WIlmOt. Sacrifice
hits, DnhCn. Stolen buses, wilmOt, Decker, IF.
Griffith q First on balls, off ColColough 8. HIT
with ball, 9hrlVGr. Time, 1850. Umpire, Lynch.
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STEWARDS IN EVIDENCE

of tho Races.
NRw YoRK, July 25.-The stewards
wore in evidence again to-day ut Brigh.
ton Beach, for tho secretary was in.
suuctcd not to receive tho entry Of Ad.
die in tho future as she was cent to tho
post sore and unat 70 run. In the
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BosroN, July 2S.-Two games were
played this afternoon. Tho Drooklyns
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Earned rudH and2. HrrusJ. I and , Tits. IL
and PiIehen, Young aud BreitenStein- I'm.
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SECOND 0ANE
I,ToIton0toin was Easy.

CLEvELAxD, July 25.-Breitonsteln was
easy for the home team again to-day and
the visitors were not in the game after
the frat inning. Attendance 500. Score:
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TIM CurAua CoarAsv n MunRAY STREET, NV YoRK Chr
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Castoria eurru ColIc, Constipation.
Sour Stomach, DinThnO, Eructatlon,
Kills Worms gives deep. and promotes d
gustiOu,
without injurious medication.
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"For sCTurnl yonrs havo recommended
your 'CaG4nrsn, and HhAll always continue 70
do % as 1t Inns invariably produced benelcid
resailts."
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"The usc Of 'CastoriA' Is 50 unIvcrai and
ia merits 70 well known TINT IL seems n work
Of supercrogation TO cudoraO It. Few arn tho
Intelligent families who do not keep CaaoHA
within easy reach" ....
CLEtos MAEzTN, D. D.,
New York City.
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SAID SHE WAS STARVING.
But Mrs. X oRIer Paid $40 to a Law
yer for Services.

Jacob Kogler. Of ia First avenue. was
charged with abandonment In the Essex
Market Police Court to-day 10y his wife.
who said she was the mother of eight
children. She said that she was starry
ing, while her husband went about
spending his money like an "old sport. :"
While telling her tale OF woe the
woman accidentally said that she had
paid her lawyer a lee of So to get her a
warrant FOR abandonment
"Whatn' exclaimed the Court, in sur
prise, ''you pay a lawyer IA fee Of SIS
and then come here and say you are
starving? Why, madame, that was
money thrown away. Take my advice
and go back To the lawyer and tell him
To- give you back the money. Who was
the lawyer?'
August =. Wagner" she replied.
We'll" continued the Court, Ego and
tell the lawyer that you need the money
more than he does. If he does not re
turn the money, come and tell me"
The husband said that he was living
with his wife, aud that he supported her
10 the best OF his ability. He denied
, that he was a sport.
Justice Feitner finally adjourned the
further hearing for one month. He
told the old couple to go home and try
to- settle the differences between them
selves.
Don't forget to go to the lawyer and
get back your money said the Judge,
as the pair left the court.
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NURSES CAUSE DlSCORD.
Woman Who Employs Male Attend.
ants Has Her Husband Arrested.

Lawrence Abraham. OF IFS Broadway,
a well-known Grand Army veteran, was
charged with assdulting his wife Ger
maine In the Gates Avenue Court, Brook
lyn this morning.
MIR. Abraham tolls story OF domestic
infelicity In his denial OF the charge
Mrs. Abrahams is an invalid and IL said
to have insisted on having a male nurse.
Her husband SAYS she got three young
men to attend her, and alleges that she
became too much attached TO one OF
them.
Some time ago Abrahalns came home
and found one OF the male nurses lying
on the bel with a cloth tied over HIS
young man said that the house had been
robbed, and the condition Of the rooms
seemed 10 bear ont his assertion. An the
Naluahles We're subsequently found. how
ever. by Detective Brady. OF the Ralph
avenue station, and the nurse finally
admitted that he had arranged things
to indicate robbery to obtain revenge
upon his fellow-ndrse for the flVoritism
shown him hy Mrs. Abrahams.
MIR Abrahams demonstrated with his
wife and the latter claims that lie used
harsh language as Wei as force towards
her.
Ahrahams was placed under bonds 10
keep the peace as preliminary 10 trial
and "A CiVil suit.
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TOOK AWAY HIS Gun.
This Young Man Was In search a..
strike News.

A young man who requested to be sent
10 the front got his wish, says the chi
csso Herald, In speaking Of the recent
strike.
The city editor, from experience, gave
the young man such advice AS was
necessary, The young man had a pistol
furnished, of course. Then he went out
70 the southwest section OF the city for
Items ABOUT the strike.
With certain Don QuiXotir heroIsm
he walked about the trucks and freight
cars, looking Tor the enemy. He was al
most bold. IAN Of n sudden" as III
expressed u, he was confronted by two
ugly men, who took his pocketbuok
meal ticket, s"arfpin, watch, chain aud
ring. His revolver. in his hip pocket
remained untouched.
As soon as the young man considered
himself at safe distance he drew hi,
weapon and began rrirE Following
the bang, bang, bang, bang, tn" Young
man found himself again in the clutches
or the two men who had robbed him
DID you do that shooting" asked
one OF the highwaymen. The Young
man was still brave and he said he did
I'VE didn't know You had a gun"
said the speaker OF the brace
We'll, i have" replied Quixote, land
i am not afraid to say So"
=, Well said highwayman No. 1,
sonny, you'd better let us have Il. You
are liable to hurt yourself" and the
young man gave u up. He will wosder
when he reads this, II he ever does,
how the story got QUIZ
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TO ABATE A NUISANCE.
Money Awarded to FIJI In sink.
Holes In Brownsville.

Mayor Schieren, OF Brooklyn to-day
granted City Works Commissioner
White an allowance of Sc. 900 for the pur-
pose OF cleaning the streets of Browns
Vile and filling in many stagnant pools
In that sesction OF East New York.
The Mayor granted the allowance
under the emergency clause OF the city
cha-tar, which allows him TO use money
Tor ublic improvements when the
Health Commissioner certifies that The
expenditure is necessary to preserve
the public health. Before granting the
order, the Mayor hmad consultation
with Health Commissioner Emery, and
Mr.. White. The later presented re-
port made by Chief Engineer Bergen,
In which he said that in several streets
I'm Brownsville, therae were great holes
In the roadway. into which water and
sewage from the houses flowed, making
cesspools, which were a consta nj
menace TO the lives of those living in
the vicinity. Many OF the houses are
not connected with the sewers. The
work will be COMMENCED Immediately.