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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
BOILER EXPLOSIONS.

ne Eiitoy ef The " T. Tt5Hc
The destructive explosion in Hartford when considered
connection with the fact that the boiler and
ven made should prompt those concerned TO consider
whether any hrg may be done to promote improvements
10 the pars Of boer and, if possibea is thought to
be by many engineers Of acknowledged taent-o find
form which will do little damage in case ofrupture
As fair 10 promote this most important object
would suggest tax upon steam boes the proceeds to be
spilled 10 the construction Of boiler the best
plans offered 1t would seem that the United States Gov
eminent should do this if consistent il could probably
tax marine boilers but is suppose beyond its power
10 tax stationary and locomotive boilers. Therefore Il
seems that some State must commence such movement,
be done at ALL and trust to the selfrespect of other
States 10 do their part in the matter.
Ipreume that the Patent Department would be allowed
10 apply such fund to its proper if that were deemed
sbeter way than for each State TO appoint Commis
aoner TO superintend the experiments made within its
own jurisdiction.
I reed not more than alude TO the objection that in
dyidua enterprise effective than public action in
mechanical improvements. While hundreds are killed
annually, should not allow this objection such weight
1t may fairly be entitled to in questions of econ
omy j H. ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

A SAD OCCURRENCE-SUspicio Of FeHl Pi0y.-On
Wednesday evening Major j. III Knights of this city had
occasion 60 to the drinking saloon kept by Earl Pec
Washington square. and stated by the occupants OF
that establishment. he found about O'clock lying
wounded and nsensbe in the entry way leading from the
lower to the upper saloon They kept him there Is ap
pears till about O'Clock hoping TO restore him 20
eiousness but all efforts falling they procured hack
and sent him to his family who till this time had been
kept in ignorance of what had happened. Medical all
Immediately procured, but ii was too la;e The
unfortunate could no. be recovered and continued
throughout the night and yesterday unable 10 speak and
last evening it thought he could not live more than an
hour or two His bead most shockingly bruised,
INV club or some other ns ument Various reports in
relation 10 the occurrence ore in circulation aud persons
about tie saloon make conflicting statements. Ii sup
posed he was robbed, bis money was missing when
brought home II is pretended by some that M Knights
was Injured BY falling down stairs but man named
Judson Fisher has been arrested suspicion OF knowing
facts Of very different character The truth will doubt
lees be elected Worcester Mass Transcript
The Albany papers state that Ex Auditor George W.
Newell is 10 be Consul to London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

ing lie owned ~ All williamson Proprietor o. r. :
eGy D"tch IL consequence Of the falling Of the va
ire press we greatly damaged so that only shout pa
OF tie edition could be worked of The building took
on'e or twce Int the flames sle.dy extngui'hed
Damage BY fire and water - building. sboI 5000
baineee 10 TIE press 0ud engine, abou, 500 Ali "
hanson i fully Insured IN tie Metropolis Henito ~
Nassau. Ful;on. 81 Marks. Market, Merchants an.
Pho nix Insurance Companies
The BUILDING No - Beeknan at. owned BY James
conner 10, vas damaged b. water 70 the amour, y!
aboat sloGo Insured in the Beekmal sai other InsI-
ence COMPANIES
No l. Beekmsr-, owned By Horace Holden was ds,
seed ~ IRE and water the :moult OF sl,5Jo. Fully
insured
Mr. Henry Frarck had some Hebrew publication. val.
ue st $500 in the hands # Messrs. Burdck Reed Co.
which werc des;royed Noin.ursuce.
Aessrs De Win 8 Davenport had plates AMI paper to
me value Of $500 IL the hands Of Mr Torrey Entirely
destroyed NJ in,urar.c
Mtssrs Harper Brothers hGi 80 reals of paper All
four vormes of pixies belonging d their Mag szine &c
10 hr IoTTeys establishment. This firm Esi work also
u lie other cces teso! eli, Their loss is about s. Oo0
No insurance.
hr Charles Scrbnsr had aboa, $4,000 of plates paper.
&c II tie estAblshment Of {. ". Benedict. Mess-s.
Bunce q Bro. had about $1,000 in the establish
ueni Brnce N Bro. insured in TIE Beekman Insur.
COMPANY
The buildings ies,.oyed were owned 6, roow. No =
Dy horace Brooks No. 10. by the E-tete OF Thaieus
Phelps No y. by Peter Aims. Esq OF New Haven.
Conn and No L. by Dudley Persse Nos 10 L. and IS
Tour building, is estinsted ct about 100000
The building, the opposite side Of Sprucest we're in
great danger al time fro-, he excessive heat but they
were saved from destruction b. the remen. AL Ire win
some places took fire Policeman AisoD of the Reserved
Corps and James Smith Assisaa; Foreman of H0ok srd
kadier Company NJ. :, badly burned about the !
head and face Their injuries are NOT however of SET
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE
BREEDING or FISH.

a, E&.o, 4 TAs n j. T-5n~e
s,R IN cur article br edngosfsh c'u.'ned ilour
,.ptr m Weekly ofthe 2:h ut Secretay Mairs Of 'hs
r.uers Club is reported stating that Or Artley Of
ohio Is dovotine HIS entire attention 10 This subec'
n sou and your readers could the multitude If the
MI lane ard blind restored TO heath. enjoyment and ase
ne.s by the skul hand Of Prof Ackley n ,het r0ngd
rece cnques a. vel in his extensive private practice
hh YOU mo they would be Glow TO believe thA ne is de
,otipg bis entire attention 10 the Breeding Of F!,h.
is however true that he end his professional partner
Dr. CARTEL have amused themselves during ;he las sea
son BY spawning impregna,ine and Matching ar,Gsialy
the egg. Of trout ani rearing the young fry The deals
Of their operations have been reported 10 Aa lny Of
Natural Science and will appear among its proceedings in
.be March number Of Prof Smiths Annals Of Silence,
copv Of which shall be forwarded 20 you in Due time
,iI only odd that the labors Of Prof A aud Dr. have
develered many interesting and mpOrtan, facts both in
scientific and pecunary point Of view. The Breeding Of
Fish is about 10 become clement in business profit
and Amusement. In ten years time every spring pond
lake and nyuet be sto ked to s fullest capacity
with species adapted TO each locality. Yours,
(lrfaasd ND College March c5l. JARED p KIRKLAND.
"A friend who has devoted much attention TO the
nbect has prepared small work, embracing all the
French discoveries and experiments which Will be
,oblished forthwith with all other information that can
DO obtained Such work should have appeared long
since. There should be thousands Of Fsfnurseries
commenced in this country this season aud we trust
there will be Ed.
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az, q psosvb.r - hs: he v1li tsfn town The -, dog.
ca-, v,fcus ndsi ysnusrv vim, hid len on tss
MecsrJ McCATry iSs-se5 ha pTeyiou pains
h. s s si , Two o. S ne S.y s5
= d srl ~" DAYS thea nMos, ont oa .s.in and aver;
: ,o.,,Str o. 'SS cause tbs, he ne .ar, casasi
Richard Fpsmm Ills e-tren ecrrescr.,s
Caya sh e. tencc 50 st-np made by hire on hsatv
ht 10 sci FIRE the rensirilg hfing and abe Dis
etsIged atchnau pohnS further Throwing soah hight
upon the subject elirited
The EXAMINATION then a burned uuf Monday
CHrFcH or rnE Horr TKnrrr-'rhe Fourth hnnivsr.
Of Church H.,y rriu
iy csebraiss M evening The aaua, res By the
the Rev o. Lewis which sas in fvcsbls
terms Of H. present udtnn aud n-e prospects he 30
cisty NJ Burr-l had thu Association four lots Of
nvon which ckf-ch edice be s.yd
50 George b. erected he This tbs sseori edit
e THE instir projected Il City liz three during
hch re-iod fth churches hGys been a,rrsi &c ths
Rou Cshocr Fro the Treasurer watch red ~
the appssrs the recr ~ i7l 2? All
s5Si 49, esus surplus hand II 55 81 rhs Of
the Lsds SCe saowCd bpcs Aand o. s5j 81
expenditure OF sS for enhirs aud oeI nocese for IA
during the The - ne OF
s. MARKS Benevol~Et chiffon saws rssi when -
IN delivered b. se Rev DR. Van K.r ~heh
.siiou separated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

cen large variation IN certain diseases Consumption Dc
.Teas1ps To- Ccnvusons increasing Group increasing
II Inflammation Of Luprs decreasing g; Mara,mus In
oretsres Se Small Pox stand. ct the same igars-z1
each week The erte number Of dca.,s by Small PoT
Tor the Zine weeks Of this year 3o The following CON
preheDsive Comparative Table viii show the weekly pro
gress Of al Tbs principal diseases Is vel as Cssua
under which head are pu. all Of death usually
snhiec led 70 medical freh.m ent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
MEETING or THE GENERAL COMMITTEE

MEETING or TIE GENERAL COMMITTEE
or DEMOCRATIC WING YOUNG MEN
meeting of the General Committee of Demooiatc
Wbie Young men held at the Broadway House on Fri
day evening Judge Wech announced the Standing Com.
nitees for 1884 as follows:
Correp5 nSing Committee Pierre Van Wyk, Sixth Ward
Joseph Morton Seventh Ward EdwArd SoSon. Ninth Ward
Benz smin Chambers Second WsId aud Chres T. Norf F~
Ward.
Printing Comnifee-Afed BoOth Fifth Wsrdi John J Sill
COCKS Esth Ward and Robot Macy Tenth Ward. - -
Finance Commite--Joseph S. taylor seventh Wsrdi VIM
Lyons Fourteenth Yard; VIM S Frt Ward, and Augustus
P. Greene Fourth Ward - - -
Elecphre COMMITTEE william Al-n Tenth Ward; VIM II
Beams bird WsId Isaac h. Bachelor tth Ward James
Dewey Thirteenth Ward MsLapsh;n' Fourth Ward Roe'
hsokey SECOND Ward Joseph Rogers Sixteenth Wsr
James Odel Twenty Ward; solomon King Sec0nd Ward
wm. sixth Ward; Asa Rutmsn. Ninth Ward; W + T.
Chapman Eighth Wsrd Joseph agat Seventeenth Ward Chfs
brown, Fis, Ward; VIM. B. Rockwell Nineteenth Ws'd; Wn
Quincy Seventh Ward Tlos G. Acton Fienh Ward Nm H.
CAnniA Filth Ward B,nj w Richards Fourteenth Ward; W
Fsirnsn Eighteenth Wad and Richard g Hum Els eah Wand
Organized by designating VIM Allen Chairman
Rockwell and VIM III. CanniH Secretares The PresL
NcePrsdens and Treasurer Of the General CoUiiee
ofheio m, mbeTs Of he Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

The MISSISSIPPI Liquor LAw-We have received copy
Of this enactment passed the Legislature and received
The approval Of The Governor Il is not very alarming
affair however is, perhaps, better than nothing Let
US be thankful for small avors The following is the mate
yial provision of the law:
"Be it enacted, &c That II sh, not be lawful fo the
Board of Police of any county the corporate aGthor
ties Of any city town in this State TO grant license n
retail vOus spiruOus liquors TO any person persons
Supplying for the same unless the person persons apply
ing for the shall first produce petition for the ssu
of such license signed by majority Of the leg al
tiers resident in the Police District whore such liquors
TO be sold and if such liquors to be sold within the
limits of incorporated Town, then by majority of the
legal voters resident therein.
Petitions for license arc to lay month f,r con
Ederaton and for the reception Of counter petitions and
when any shall be found both petitions that is for
and against license the shall be counted in the Mega
hu OF course that s good rule Nothing in the act is
to be construed as to prevent merchants from selling
hquor &c 6y he gallon in lag ger quantities do the
provisions apply to transient steamboats, passing or tempo
rariy stopping at any point in the State,
That Mississippi Prohibiory Law will doubtless prove
very oppressive enactment II will put stop TO the liquor
traffic ia hurry
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NEW-JERSE'Y ITEMS

NEWARK BAY RNLGoAD,-l - Trenton rresp01fent
The Nerk Daily ircyey the bill chart
prorcd Newark Railroad will 5-obaby rsss the House i
thu. II currently reported land places confidence
port that the prncp, in this 5 hnyo made ns
with the monopoly the ser agrestns Ibis
bill in FOR favor Of Monopoly Extension TN"
The bridge lies below the ptigils by
the bridge rropeors AMI receive oppo,
that
SNIP Canal TO NEwARK-A company OF capitalists
con,dsrng the old project Of ship anal To Newark u
posed the E,nl tho sAi
below the bar, order svoi the inpsdi-
In the bav II snggsfed that Newark
would have foreign trade n firs for the passage
stls OF heavy tunnage 20 that city srsaisd
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TEE FIR Is SrooSDF LACE. - fnces!tgatloa 6eiore
Netcr LGtstsrt The examination Of Patrick Cayanagh
the wachnan was resumed on Saturday. lie tes.ined
| made On appointment with McCary to meet hin IL
Wall a. OF Wednesday be said there that be wanted to
have Green Notary arrested to take cion from
hira and me- MxCsrty then went across Hamilton Terry
10 find NJ Waite bis coursel but did him, and
returned to New York he sent me- by the nxt boat
to Brooklyn to find out Green's house. also McGnrys
Naksw Green's house snd he not At bone f'sni
Inn II ct spa told him to keep oat OF The
ioi rs. the Old so sssg End thea Istaa,4 d pG &c
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS sIYSTRlI Term.
The following notes of the dc isions appeal sle
Saturday already referred TO- the @ being b. the Judges
! themssN,s
s a TO S s. ., s psI
The nesse Of party syins horse In charge
icc proof Of nssenee I. mater II flsSSnsd n.
hps The duty Of own'r, Of hoses t. eEef, care on thr
t.. s.d % 'gf "a, S Sna s % tn
sy The shtenas sosse Tho defendant
"hi.h the injury could esye been produced
IN procsedns under tAs MCKINNEY Lien
p "a os .ad % ie,sos, Ion e,na
tent eines. or tn defeat Whistler onisr tho
'e' :" employee D nan s1?as p, ven q'e
@ w; h. Ss5s yfHs s, 1,Is n s. :, ss ss
%Fie..Itaon sustain sa action 70,
Ksttlsis.sz,. Murphy and .isrs
DAILY In action BY the landlord pos'oa Of
sre isa.e foI day. from the
An .Ecs saeetedgpcn the premise, BY, ,ub,n,B In h.ows
n,ne not compliance ~ III covenant s part o. the tenant
,eips part, between tbs landlord .nd tsn,n and thu
'''' 6,a n1 Ie, an ss acusn
"A Parole or contracted for By
,,hd party ,de performance Of IN work void under
which hs giis Isf,.o s.Iiye, On b. e..s .ad whes 10
afterwards delivers on ', eei, o. ne P,J promising 'if
wooDEr. Where execution w'.eviedon properly ola
fshia execution win he levy promises svl
deics tho sdsmeHi dsbt 'eh pronss void nadsr the
ese, upon inch go19s :, net as..,,. 70 ..'.
q :ds1s no: I: Of P:.dS. saS d'~''f to such
is.'' is' b s.fss, IA oro,.rt, fo, thu
bns b. oi ,'g .hc ~ s:.d he hs .sa
les ihst d.t and Immediate interest whs .de him neon
provision The code which excludes aim fer whose mmsiiits
''A'"' = Frsuei. spYel.n, eat o,ho r.-penaen.
ne, ,1a .s5pov, Div, 70 rroaes IL he i. snti-
hi Of che a9n b he csos.a .ei.
may :he .I-eqton Of he work When party
snt9s Which lesss. Of tss oe.on designed 70 30
"dt .bd boI tsa q IS .euasHrs
.pp,ss accepted s p'in,iHs and p
e,rsG sent to bs va. and
IL .,a the ssr ehs po, ss vita and
appeared The rn'f ,. 'e ae1s by me PLAZA
tr', "a, or sasLt TO be disturbed
wooD.d z 5; ssi sPPsss i.y s n.
5 hoas
3 e. . 4 70 ... no
statute oifaads
iscHAHAH No notice Of he intention 70 ,tinias
. e. sa eses sa Sf 1ad5t as H''' 's'
wh.iAsrt BE spilled ne Ja'oe' Court 80 require
notice IA ssse, gssre
% 20 % ~, 4 st p1y ~ ssss, s
,e IN an .s'n TO rssoTr FOR psr.as' property, aud non
Jane. Morton a.; James and oeo,ss w.;ss. ,....,
fas mo4on ~ a Dy.tt othli Of dees az
M sekon for psa to be dfsff. ron .ss ,.i.
10 fos s3s AID f1d ALLEGED .l,io.. hsH 10 seos1s
fd i3s s. ... 1aa s' @oss %sd'
Iiea she appeal m.te D..Gn sirSsf A,,
s:s' &, 1ss :. s h: %.s &c sasI:
re Sa tina. ,ss l.w IL order % s.Iits g:ty
IND Ne de-. pet spp.sr 20 have
sSOgs his lat Of edisor, eresp. sas n q some go "a
fESliS.: assstS n scsif p.e.s.i . j.s1.y,
Bay P.nrs. e,aasei eorspsrs having been .vue
application for d4sns having besn pybhsd 3aly
| The eAehslte, hosessr ia yslls
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! Tie Sa,,-.i Arnigcr.'y T, fva e. - F-'' rso9.
Nsloua G-s'6 e 70 b. he'd az ,ho Cry = 'iy Don'
I No $40 Dfoadssy ~ fre.day evening of tts v-,F
III + lends Of Grs B,ls,ien julia Nor.hai9 have ar
rapgsd complimentary concor, fr Ter a-dI ghcb
to COM OF The l5ta Toe Tcmoi Of G-scs Clrrch
corgregsun re re leaders ia he compliment wa n will
nc coGbi be Of svbs.,u;ia character
HI Elisha Young Of the frm Of Yoaag & Ru hven,
desires the public 20 understand ihA! he is no. the d.
ioEng who is named a. counsel ior Madame Rss,cl.
Sr James Shelton the well known leader Of the Ausr
Brass Bano. oed Saturday at no n ia the thirty
h year Of his sge Ee had been un~el siace the en-
ImeIt Of the Sixth Regiment Cod Spring last sun
lie contra ted heavy cold by sleeping in iau,o
place and had hardly been from hOre since tina. tre
Robert H. Morris one Of the Justices Of the Slp-ene
Court Of this City is laborng under illness which his ply,
sicisns consider dangerous
Jadse Philips of the Marine Court has been suffer
ng from severe attack OF Illness which he, confined hin
to the hsuse for some days past
VIOLATIONS or CosroRArros ORDnAscEs-The FOL
lowing table shows the number Of violations OF the City
Ordinances reported BY the Captains Of the several Pc
os Districts from the frs day of February to The 2sih
deg of February 1854 to he Chofof Police These vi
ol.ons OF City 0rina.ces sso reported TO the Corpo
ration ATTORNEY but positive information relative to the
action taken thereon By that dictionary be obtained Ii
would be vel fer the Common CouDsi to look after this
L ,,.rr- u
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NORTHERN DIPrSSiRy- following is the re pOr. Of
the Northern Dspepsry foi FebusTy lsS Whole
ed which $50 keI kouses
,r whom 6l2 natives Of Ireland SCI United
states OF ENGLAND Scotland 10 Of Germany
sounires Cured or relieved 877 died vseensed $50
hpal remaining under treatment, IS The nambe Of
serution, out GeAes number ip day i5l
ga, uube r<r dsy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

Both Boards Of the Common Council viii commence the
Mach session to day Ithey viii just leave proess talk,
ard thoroughly clean tie streets before Saturday morning
they may take life lease Office VIII they do Coun-
crs you have the money bag and ms, take the lead
Wtere i your Herculsi The Augean stable is ready,
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DIED.

BcRRY-Is wlIsnstvrsh Ions Island Saturday March
Ellen Berry sni daoshssr Of Obadiah NswesaA
In the 18Th year Of her .
Ths relatives and sSas Of family are ,sss = ss.a 10
funeral nh "A ~, nop u H.
fo med Dutch Ckyrch Of oh and South nd -
BROWN On March ct Rye WssscAsstsr Cesnsy hsv fss
Ths frteB sAd OF the hmiy are roasse~ " eo1
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VILLId HSB URGH' ITEMS.

BURGLARY AND ViOrEScE TO FSN,LF.- \ brutal out
rsfed sbou; o'clock Sunday chlns tbs 18th
ult the German nsnrd Jacob Bate e So h First
Seventh Of twelve fopecr S,ans
cseded tae whom the door aud
or is eiug opened By N the Whole party ruta with cabs
hands policemen
sezed hold Of Mrs whc Ia d.cste health By tc rost and
er choking her knosed her BY Striking her violent bow
IN the She then thrown bed In rerbs state
They then broke nus door rsnscted tho om and
rsd elcthug aud 20 The authorities to been
deavorr 20 ferret out the perPeto and Saturday asruooU
estsd by Cast Donovan aud Ofr Sherman
charged with being the In th
CoRoSEI's IsQUEsr-Cogouar Hanford held an inquest
Saturday ATE No III Grand the infant oh of Js
White. Verdict, death By cenvuions
BURGLARY-The milliner-' store ~ Mrs Rot art, No.
ls GIsdt entered by b5rn bssween aud O'clock
Saturday The goods oerhsec and nios
made but the burglars have bcoms ala they
le without booty The detected by tbs
bIincs ard cutting out large pane glass.
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FIRE is BROOKLYN

FIRE broke out in wOstOry frame building in Wal
worth 81 near Flushing OF Saturday night about one
o'clock 1t owned by Peter McAv0y and occu
pied by three colored families The fire originated in
auence of the upseng of a candle in the straw in which
of the occupants slept The loss is about 81 OcOn
SURE d for $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

IowA-The largest Wing Convention thu; ever as
sembled in Iowa met at Iowa City, Feb 81 and nominated
the following State officers
JAMES w GRIMES De Moiaes County.
FOR Secretary OF Ss;e- SIMEON WATERS Henry Co - .
For ANDW JACKSON STEVENSON Polk Co
For Treasurer. .ELIrHA LEr PRICE CLAYTON Co.
Yor Attorney General JAMES SENATOR C) Scotg Co
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BROOKE IN ITEMS.

Henry Ward Beecher VIII deliver a lee;urs on Ihs
Ministry Of the Beautiful" On Tuesday evening a. q
O'Clock al The mouth Church Orange ST for the benefit
Of tie Industrial : aoo for Girls Tickets % cents each
NAV be had 4 IL. door Let there be full house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
Not .sceriAned whether insured or not.
FIRE Is GRAND

A, late -Four Friday night fire occurred n Lord &
TayIor dry goods store in Grandst Of Christie
occasion by defect il the pipes The fire originated
in the show window, and before the flames could be exu
gui.hea goods the amount of about $1,000 damaged
and DESTROYED.
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ByyLS or MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following ro.drn' ioE me
MINI WEEK OF the present year:
WEEKLY arroEr DEATHS THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
NrN.YoRy froEa february p % March 4, 1884 -.
NIx SI-Wosfss g7-BoYs lS7-GIRLS l9......To:a - ~
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March Observation-Disclosures. 10 ~ iJs
LECTURES MEETINGS ADJUSTMENTS, V
MONDAY March s, 1884
DE soLSEs's Brooklyn AihensuH 7.
COLUMBIA CoILsGE-S~u.i-.nnual EIerri.es 10 A. v.
Y. HOsTIcULruRAL socIIry-No SO Broadway, Q. "
LOVE- Tc8 LOVE Kill or Cure" a Walscks II z u
other cntert1lnr1e1's B-aus Nasea
MIDSUMMER SIeHI DEEM sad Younk WIFE" Broad~ay
plpsusxrR SIeHrs DRgas ard Zoo Ailners" Bstoas
UNCLE CABIa T. SIX D. gees OF Cri-e1 d-S@tloa2
UScLt TcYs CAsIx 81 the Bowery rhe.tsr 7 ?. "
GEO CHRIsTY Wcops MISsrEELs-Etho2 Ann4lt broai
BrcsLLYs OFEsA Eih9psan DELHI SO BwIy T.
NEW.Yo,K AsFHITREiTER-Eq Issrrisa-G Bossry. 7P u
sc. BLIIE YIyrRILospIsM te.-Bro0Elyr lnsthlte -
BEoADwAY MLyACEEIE-Aniu4s-TS ~Ly, 10 ID 70 10 p u
ISpCsIKY S.Tfoxs-CryEsl Palace. : A n 30 dBh
WEoLE WosLp-S79 Broadway, dag ard evening
WYN.A's VssTsIocCIsz- Brooklyr Musum, PlI
SYNSAsIus-Nos % and % -;IthsF
BlsvAzDs GEoRAsl-SO SO Broadway, II 2 VI
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Tie weather yesterday delght:al--a real touch
sprng and the mud ess yexed than week days DR. ec
so sr tbs, side walks very Oerable and c-os, walk
in many instances actl.sy visible
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Tie Turuyerein Of New York viii give symns:iie per
Torrance. at the Bovery Circus this evening