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MILLS AWAITS ANSWER
FROM CAPTAIN M'CARTHY
<on(r?vrr?v llrlncrn foiincllniuti nml
I <iniinhf>loiirr Arniisr? Keen I n -
tereM Hi I lit Hull.
A .shaip correspondence controversy
between Councilman Mnrc.ui 15 Mills.
<?>' .!< ffi i s.ni Wa.nl, :ctnl Commissioner
Carlton McCarthy, of the Administra
tive Hoard, has ciiKaKfd mor. than
passing attention in ?'itv Mali circles,
and keen interest is I>ei 11 k manifested
in the .situation.
Captain Mills is now expect nc a re
lily from I'aplaiu Alii 'arthy to the f?
low inn letter:
"Itichmoiid. Ditrtinlin- Milti.
"Mr I'atlion Mfi'arihy. Administrative
1 !oai ll. 1! ii him >nd. Va.:
"Iksir Mr. -Yours nf ti e 1th instant,
in reply to nun" of the 1st instant. Is
i v.isivc ;iml in'im sense an intelligent
;inswp>-i i<i my letter.
"The evening papers of November "!>
hot uuole you as follows:
"'Me Hsserlcd that Councilman M'.r
cat) Mills was an interested party I
matters poitAinini: to the ?atrr sup
pp., because he sold water pipe.'
"If you mail'' such a statement you
? ii- cuilty of a gratuitous infuli ami
have uttered a i n it I i ? - i ? ?n s falsehood.
"Very truly voiirs.
