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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-16
SelfRespect,


Ones reputation is graduated by his sesrc-
spect In the scale OF morals, IL one rates him
self with vagahonds aud thieves, he will he like.
ly to merit their reputation. II he considers
himself honest. and wishes to be known for hon
esty. he will probably acquire that character
and SO be reputed honest
1t is bad sign when one says. "No matter
what say, no one cares for me. Nobody no,
tices me; no matter how look or what I do
IL this Is true Of the individual the lack of atten.
tion and want of influence are effects of the lit
tie value he has Sc. on himself, by which low
estimate he feels inclined to talk and net ire
spective Of results. Would he always speak
correctly and act properly, he would never lack
the best kind Of influence Even now. his in.
fluenee is weighty; but it Drugs down characters
OF those about him as surely it lessons his
own worth.
The farmer and the mechanic say "This is
good enough for us we are mere plodders; so.
ci-ty makes account Of u.s." Why should so-
cieiy account to those who will not account for
themselves! SO they who are OF the first i'm
portance in the world, take low grade. from their
low estimate of themselves. Think, no matter
for us they plod on-with defective education,
rude spirits. and course manners, society strides
ahead.
IL one will not learn his value, and promote
his own interest, who will Society," Nav
Act for yourself upright and vigorously! and
when society sees you thus moving. it will re-
spect you. Ay, It win be proud to show you at
| tcntion.
In respect to mental and bodily powers to
culture and influence, the farmer and the me.
chanic might be In advance Of all the rest of
developing the body and doing his own thinking
than they might have When they feel the need
of this, they begin ." achieve 1t.
Begin now. farmer Begin now. mechanic
Think, with this article before you deliberate.
plan. decide. How can you respect yourself 2
How can you show that by word and act You
respect yourses92 How $aa yoa become strong
in body, vigorous in mind. and influential in
characterf Think. The answer will do Sou no
good, unless OH work it out for yourself Begin
now never leave the problem until it is solved
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FREE AND SLAVE PowER--An anecdote is hav-
ing the run of our exchanges which illustrates
| quite well the notions which some people obtain
as to the much talked Of :" slave power" in the
Government. II is related that good old lady
who had resided all her days in country inno-
cent Of railroads, but we'll supplied with Abol-
tion newspapers and docurp .nts. made her first
visit to q town acquaintance In the street q To-
comotive drawing a heavy train was ap-
preaching. putting and blowing to its utmost
What OIL airth Is tbatY' said the old Lady
Thati" rrjoined her iriend-"why that is a To-
comotive." "a locomotive p said the lady why
bless my eyes, thought IL was the 'tarnal slave
power Troy Whig.
1 ssdHs-s .
| IT'S our turn now. as the antumn leaves said
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-16

IT'S our turn now. ms the autumn leaves said
to the west wind. You he Rlowed." was the
reply, snd the leaves blushedst the rudsness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
BOARD OF CuUNCrLVEN.
TuT JAp.NrSE ELL AGAIN,


IN the absepce Of the President, last evening, Mr..
SHAW was called TO the chair.
great Islt Of II business before the Board con-
sisted Of psuicg places for holding the polls il tbs va
MIR. K,NF prezent-d the folouiug resolu-ou:
Rered That special ee Of tsr,e BE- 1n,ed WITH
pow eo tl io pa he e D.t ne
ircur1e5 -y be curitae ID the pi n and E-t'rta'u
requ,ed report the items Of slch indebtedness IL detail to
Simultaneously with the putting Of the question by
the President pr, tcB, Mr. PISCEsEY rote 20 speak
the question.
too ,te. Immediately half deco met )era oslsi Tor
TIE Yeas Nsys The President al the same tne pat
tirg tbe qUe5tion and declaring II lest. n
Mr PINCKNLY- The Chairman wants TO choke oil
d-bs'e.
The President pro tem.-Tbe Chair doe not de-
size to chose of any brig and does not want TO near
ire Couu,ilnan uske such coarg'.
Br. LEsT-Ths Chair old " Tot The question, " Is
q Z BosTd II s6y for tie quest 90 ~
Mr. Pt.CE.Fy moved 20 reconsider ibe vote. He
dired 20 lave DO controversy with ,be Chair for, as
general rule be respected tbs oeons oi me pres1n.
occupant of TIE Char. aud wanted 20 oHefnesS OF
f.eIitg BE hbd m i.tiIgy charged him with clok-
inc of 6iscussiou because be desired 70 cav word OIL
tbe rseoluiop and made THE motion 20 reconsider only
10 Give the mover Of the resolution al opportunity 10
eZIlaD II. w.. IN Nae
The notion to recOrs DER was ioos-ieas ~ Na!s
L YFASIMe,.r. Ven Tlus, Policy Kane, Lent Trot'oT
@ 4 = 70
'hRYsLNessrs Bossrt sb-uron, eurHs hogso, Bsl' "a
Q fgfo.p Costello Nc ,onnsu Aunzo3, Van Wait SHAW
Ca pbrl- r.
hBstkT-Me Jrues and BAH
Subsequently NJ. BoVe't moved 10 reacInd tne &C
to bot the motion declared Out OF oioer' ehO1ASi
ruC6 p being then before the ~ d.
Tur EECTP7ION or TIE FRISCO OF WALES.
A communication was received trOm bis E&eeuency
Frneudo Wood Ia the terms az that sent 10 me
Aldermen, relative to the eepton Of the Prince OF
Wales ,,.lo..,,,
t3btD. -. -: =;
,ev ia he rssoutioD pQuiriug into tho right OF rsi
ros companies 10 ots ruct TIE streets ~ permitting
their cars u stand on the tfasks.
The counsel eayB thiy every UNAUTHORIZED oostIu?
ton Of the highways Of The city is common or puohc
nuisance and msy be abstsd, and the oisnd5is pua-
ieI.d by Indictment. The ordinances OF tue Cou non
Council sso provide for the reUova OF oo-trnsnoas "
y nrorer civ oficsrs, and subject the otender u
neIsl,ies which may DO eued for By the Corporation
Attorney. ,a C.....;,.,. ~, Poll
rOsd. A. Co., ION, VII.
The bFd quarterly report Of tue Stree, Gom i -
q; received. sbd 900 oopieo Of Il oTdsiei 10
Ie tinted. AdlouII ed 70 Ihdroday.
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CITY ITEMS.

Me-. WILACRs NV THEATER -Workmen, not
multi udinous many, but endeavonog % maze
vp By extra Cutf u-ias tr their pAnoltT II M )es,
yes erdsy morning tIobe groa for the u ed'e TO
hch Mr. Wsllsck proposes soon 70 t-aueisr his ORA
uaIic foes atd attract hs L. HI n frle l1s In'ogh
tie stoeI IL this theatrical vineyard we're yss-
t. sy fse to-day hey III DO ymsI tad to 40 army,
not With baurfrs bot with hoffes and carts The 10
cation Of the architectural child which yesterday
born by the tu,y aid Of spade and pick, and which
today il growing up ward sturdy brick and mortar
msuhoCe, is the corner OF Fourth aytnus aod TOR.
te N steet 10 tie rear of thu peculiar boxing new
BUILDING larelJ erected on Broaasay by Mr.. Glbs II.
TIE tteouIed by Mr.. Wallaek is ! - feet by 20,
AT the Dew 'udDg will he lI5 by ~ feet Inside the
va H. thus giving theater about Onsith larger than
tbe one On the sorner Of Rroome street 11e new
tuildIg sill bold about 500 people than the one
at present. occupied by Mr. Wallack, AID will be mnch
pleasant for ihs pHblis and convenient for tue
actors ii the old on bsz overbser The alit'rium
vii he shout IS feet In deph by u fe,t vide, aod
vii be 20 arranged that every Person in the the-ter
ceD b,ti sId bear perfectly.
Ttes.sis will be much more comfortable than in
uoft tbealers plenty Of room ,eng If be- Se'n them
and deep sofas btiug provided, Instead of the mario
Vel hifr hDN Nlf btItu 70 buS rlbtilb- PH''e' 80
uILolsitry will be pIiD but rich snd all the decosa-
,i1Ds # tho tbeatsr will be mo5ct -nd ta1:eu the
eaudy isaInbcs At e! lie being entirely escbewed
The stage wal, have a depth Of 30 feet, snd ~l be -
fe.t vide behind the curtain, which sill have the
width and hight the one ~ the pre- ,ent Wal
bcls. Thofe pieces Of stage machinery technically
desgussd g,oor,s and uirgs, VIII bs arranged on a
new plan, which will admit OF the se'tAg Of scenery
without the obtIusion on the eye Of the unsshty
sk ton framework that supports tho beautiful Canvas
lsDo' caFes, lakes, ard parors. Every modern device
FIR perfeciiDg the scenic ll.ion and concsang tbs
msctinists srt v III be adopted.
The n ain entrance 20 the lew ho1se viii be from
Broadway, through the ;,sntsr Of the new GioSor
building, tVsrty feet WIFE, Another entrance VIII ot
from Ihbiet nth street, and the siage door VIII Do OF
Foarh avenue. Tee wbcle If tie new building vi
he &C uIti for As thsatsr The a'c iteot Is MI %
TTimble, Wis has bull; meet OF the large shea'sEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
no.nn - rnrrATInN.

The Board met l,st evening, u1der spe'sl ca a.
their hall GraId street, corner Of EG, Tue .se
VIZ. T. Curtis etq., IL the cnalr' DtI'Ne '-0 ''''
s..si,p n ere Uag q bare quorum present. -,
Cor-ruuics,icns were referren-tfom the tW7nL5.l
Vad officers furan appropriation OF S'oV ior ne ~
rsc4s in School No IS; from the Iwsuty-Is ~ aru
Tfe,s stating tSa. their new schn0 wss 10 conGioH
10 mt he beaers 10 snd that iurher delay " 'nLd &c
m, cisl 70 abe work from the I"eiih are ON.
ceri with award Of contract for pauhA8 uen Ho"
school. , ~ -. q 81
Resolutions were adopted, giving the Twenty Il 't
Ward OH - permission D. advertise for furniture Tor
,bs rev buildipg IN that Ward; aud that tie Fourth
Ward ogic.r, be authorized N Teadver.lee for pro
M ais 10 refurpLh the new School. loase 10 Ohyef
treaf the lowest bidder under the old sd7ertlsem anl
hsviI x declined. ,c.-.. ,,,..s
r, s5lutons were referred hat the Eleventh Ward
officers 10 re- lease reues ior Tue schools
tbst be r urth Ward Off be 50 zed 10 re'i'aSe
the Quaker Meetir Hoofe for School purposes aau
thar LIE Fourth Ward officers b. au,hozsd 70 hire al
d.t tual urfultB In view Of the removal o! boiHDs
No, /, au6 the extension Of Chambers streo1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

sALE oY BLOOD SrOcK.-There was an auction
sale If blood stock at tha State Fair 81 E'mira at
very low rates sDou eqoal 70 those ct W'tsrto"p'
When The Fair w.s held there. We noticed one Dur
Ia, h.u called Ethber,' which Samuel Thorne
s9id tjgb figure two or three years ago s4id % De
81 COO Which the owner was offered Oo Tor 81 Pri-
yae ,fle the Fair, bat chose TO PAT ID" up a. @Oo
lion When he vas add 10 Pc or W Jones Of Amherst
Nh fr SO las, sbont the price Of che4P bull beef
IN orr cattle market Mr. Joues also bous ht Col Sher'
WOOD, Dorbsu ca Panlioe, AID bull h'lfsr, and
calf Of II LAND stock. of Adrian Holoer, all at 10"
rates. compared with prices generally asked by TIE
br,e5ers. Col Sherwood offered number Of hae
Duhaus at auction, which, if really cold at The prices
bid went at runously-low rstss, and ofousu' 'oi'
htis than stock without any pretenlioAs " 70'
nor blood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
A CARD


10 Id'T N D IF'U0Ft9
SIR: | ~ss vc,y much pleased uoou looking over
your vsoabe Paper OF ibis dy 20 sHd letter from Dts
freu.s h n Timely Of bfothef from drsss-
an. on Thursday lat None Of family Of shs
rane soop Of the capsu's nems, uo we SAT- m
ycur p- to-a, and des q r-tlrn him sd ths
M no accompanied him IN tie roo boat s1oer- and
hesy thspks r their humane end u-'y r"s'a-; for dh
had not be. FOR them both brlh would have s--a
lost to for gea have gssa the or-si: q
unnsias In after my broh hat DE- r to b. aad~r''ed
that vas pre tho tmc ar' that ba anS ""t
Re th pluur g. George Hoping have nOt 1ssPs'-od
On your tine. 1 remain your, 1. see t'lIy.
ISAAC II. PAYER, Poay EElrS Ohs~
~ O-t p I2CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

Perosts were sdopts1, calling 90 tho Cooiroilsr for
600 000 s,r.op 81 500 900 900 for sala-,s.
s. 0C0 fer pe dental eE oct 80 of Ward SCHOOL, 1000
for support of FIRE. Acsoey So 600 for ep-rs through
shop ard 500 900 specis appropriation; -efaiug pt.
m'bt o. bill ~ Cabl- $40 for looking glass Tor Thir
tenth WHd S'bOOl.
Or r-ro,t 10 favor Of rasirR bill ~ T. s. Bsl for
rspsirinQ raoos IN the Tn Wsrd $50 IN amend
ueut was offered hat thu bill Of Jpha y. Bo1cker.
$50 fo- rot Of riaDo 10 the Tvsaty frt Ward be id,
teodipg which. % cali Of the house no quorum sp-
reared and the Bosrd adjourned.
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The STATE PAIR.

To ttr Editor of IRE " y Tribune
SIR: L. pubsbrs tie pr-m'um' gwen " 'n' o.S~
Fair El1in sltboush you profess 20 give az %" S'so
state that The 6rt pr.u um given 10 wee imp ives
,b "a o,io a,r-rsd by your reporter Of sail punP Ia
enother pert Of his correspon'enos
j. b. WEST a Co.. No. 10 Broadway
N,,,- Yo,k Oct. D. 1890
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COURT CALENDAR-TB1s DAY.
, Sr.rFs DTsTRTCT COURr-NOs. i6 u -

UEITrD SrArEs DIsTKIcT CoURr.-No5. 46 @ 80,
81 ~. - ,--
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Pn ,L-Nos- li51
fg3 1l-o l.q lIfl I8 les il6a, l47 l473 Pert l-N1s
lgl8 Ip4 li,2 1875 lO4 ne u 800 Ira 1870 1884,
igle 'aB 1870 1897, ln4, 1870, 1892, ~ 49,
SrPRFHF CnURr-SPECIAL 1sRN Nos IS, Sb5,
N "a Q. o. g. 60 lCO IO I2 O3 1Oi rs g. o. g. 20 rs
SrpTRioR CouRT Part I.-N3a. CO., 1913, 7o3
-2l s23 g2- g29 a3 G 8}9 el a3, rs. ~ $40
81 ps3 et3 GG7 90 gl s73 Part II Nos 72' 10, 49,
-2e ~ 49, on 80, IT.. ts7 ~. - $50
CorNoN pLyAs-P.rt Nos. 1891, 2O6l, lCD,
az D 81 1850 s73 2i8s 2Is7 23, 2l,O pal 2u, to5
Is 2lfn Par NJ -So. 80 33l 1913 2l51 So 2lh0 49,
3al lIa 1870 lg72 gs 2lt5 2lJ7 2lis. 2l6t 2c7 1882
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

pfcKPocGET ARRESTED Ton huIphs. Who sDort>
Dom ula..s but rev'r ROOD chsesr y-re'd,y ar
.ts-sd Nth a1rR ah.t'ctsd Fg5 ftom toe peck 81
Nay AM L.er dueday sst white O. t9u .tsss
Tbs orr su,s-d yes'sr1ty b. Mn s~izs No -
Orchard fhtet Tho ih Mrs. De i-r the me she sss
robbed MoIpy taken before Joscs Kelly who eoHmi-
tad hiIs b GnsVer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

V,ypo,p ACCIDENT On the 5h inst. Luke VI AZ
- ,s NJ " .ud Year, Of sg@ over ~ sr.is
~ 80. sIeb,oggn Petn ani soost insts'ty ki-i his
o. b,,p,lt 10 th c.y Tor i1t .rli-lt C,ro1er las.
~ an ipoues o. tue hds. yestfd,y, =; No $40 Ssvesth
en- u Jury resdered verdict In sccosa,ase vita
lie acti Of tie osse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

Tar COMMISSIONERS or CHARITIES AND COeREC-
rIoss GoIsG UP Tows-Tbe COMMISSIONS of
Charities and Corrections, having recently beel seizst
with the u erato1y feser. have determined upon re-
novirg 10 more eiig bic qdsrters. Dorng TIE latter
psrt of Il present. rud the fore part o. next week they
wi vscste th,r oiRca 10 tie RtnDdl and re U I'VE 10
No Boud sueet near Broadway, where they have
futd ppa building commemorate With the reqni'e-
msu,s of the D-paetnent under their control tn,
r Ut da hss fer many years past been occupied
~ tie Alus- Houre Department, aid was
fret taken charge Of by the Ten Governors,
Albough badly arranged and ooorlys veD'ili,-d, it
hos been MADE 10 abs the ared purp Of the
Department until the pressDttiaa. The Conni's ners
took The matter Of iUproviDg the place int consiiera
ton but ~ tanning that tbs WORK could not bs
.ct.d exc pt o. great cost determined upon r7unvog
TO u ore eligible building and accordingly secured fir
= term of years tho building above mentioned. Coo
uupicstion can be had with the rev quarters by
nv sp Of az alley from Blocker street and an oy on
Boud str ct
TIE hont room on the 6Tsi nor will 10 occupied by
tie c nj .siontrs for q meeting room; tbs ad0iniog
r. on bas been set apart FIR the Of the clerk, snt
another ,cs Oh the same floor connecting with large
ball il the rear has been appropriated for tie accom-
mediation of Mr. Kelocb, Superintendent Of "Odt-
Door Poor" The rooms on the second 4 'or have
teen fitted up as pivae offices for the Cen r'si'nsrA
and are 20 arranged that the occupants ~iI be ifse
rom The intrusion 10 which they wera s&o'e'eo a. We
| RotuIda The b,sement i'll be arrazged t1r inc use
| Of the Poor vi i'ors add Gle ks.
Mr.. Ksltcks de,ar'ment communicahs Whh ths
alsys On Bond ard Biz cker streets, and Tbhcs ar
rspoemsus will be made TO keep the place Tree from
loul gers and idle persous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Oc before Recorde
BAKAAkD.

Is
ty RerJou arrested for d.ordery ceudrc on The sve1-
ofths 9th uly, by Oosr WD Coaflsy the conpa~sn
tb Police O. r L, The Prison ta ming Risrd took
hrd o Co,ky in the p'ou ooo and 4fr ey hd got IN TIE
v.rsit Of rrty NJ spencer counsel for the prisoner
ouesed The Court deter sentence ev days he 'hond he
pFou m the Ease He absi h7 ksdoD be allowed I,
b. bs til Friday III. Recorder rrP 20. have no % in
cont urd-I.tood - do The application Ca santef
~ r rrs I'm hst IN McQutk n the ,o.
n rent suiysd N th CITY from Rchmod Va on the Zh Of
Jry ,bor; p in toe steamer YorsoSn ne vas me- "a
the sbsrf by who asked bin II be wanted bo4iins'
Con u nsut piled thF be Dig up.n @sica ths MAJ
hsrc hiu csid At The SANE Inc teo - s1e
cor the Mansion Honsa No III Csdu street %
gcirg th' place Mccuslsn bsn'ed bis va.e to tne s.n
r. vsn ard tsing g.'e''d Ms name went o1t fof ""
EotLN the % Is u tn plac- Shso he rstunsi BE-
ssse R f9 h yae bot vas tod he could not nave until
br0ulin aid be bad not the house more th &C.
81 rsee 70 difrrfn-s web.r be ed I'VE oouss
" ert four hsurs - long a. Ii, name ~As Igsrd a"
that BE- ist have ii. ve hscs. On bsg sgen -used he
FIRTH, who seated a. he her sde q the room,
and tairp eut small h-uge Up plot piece o! pa2er-
,boU ed to FrGgh 81, e ell the money h. hal F.
lgh' Iepd INST he wa i,6 ~ P p did 5ol ooS
ching g. III bu. tia McOuah1 to g't' Ryan and e'Ae
R,aa wa not tacL~ard 10 taking the mon though con.
pnst sit that h. 'nJ ho Se. be ca,ns- 20 prov tnnt ne
yrt TO Knight whsu latter ordered nm 80 search IN
tpirs the charge VIII ampcu I'd 10 one auy I'VE
Rysu - Errh order handed tie 'a'e to 81 AM be
5enotiop Of vi npss taken Il the Ielles # counsel
m be the 10Th Of September and was indoed on
Tho ba, k with tnsse Vnrcs: -,
We oor..it u At th- within depot ion may be READ on the
trial Of Ii right - RYAN. --.,.,,, ,,..-.-, ...-
NELsON J WATERBURY, District Attorney.
JAMES 81 SMITH Attorney for d. -nse 80
NJ Arbou d. sired this IN evid"res, Sh-l Mt Snl'h
sS that the witness 10 proper con 9n q
b IsH med ard abandon ID exau'os'on q ta' time w
,n lad bis attstf'ou to the fact that he Deut
dat.o Va. DE-, the d. position token NJ s1h Pre-
a thee must uiska IN the dt The hsrc -r
"a a. cpd rss.rv. DECISION or the siu.-o ~ tai. d. 20.
evidence IN uesdly nouiag to which tle tle Couit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

FIRE AT The AMEutAS Institute FAR.-It
may BE- remembered that on tie night Of the 9th Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

BURNED TO DEATH - Peter Hasb-ou'k thu col'rsd
man ho seriously burned sunday alter 1t tho
With Occurred Ia Lshtno5y. Du, ting uk man ctory IN
sAv sI-et n,as Fist ayaase Died early hOlr
MaLdey mOEMpk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

YAoHr CRUIzE TO sAVAFSAh Inc yacht U. X
I,osr.ou having been purcha.ed from Mr.. Ingsrsol,
The boatbuilser by John K. Chevss, e Of Savannah,
will sa for that port to-morro g, leaving the foot of
Pike street. East Rriver, a. O'clock p. IN. She Is II
tut 8 meaSrsmsnt and Of beGodial model for speed
and safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

CITY MORTALITY. The City Inspector reports i22
d.sts in the city for the week ending Oh Oct Iber,
which ia an increass o. over the preceding week aad
~ nc than The corresponding week last year. era
were of men I07; women, 80; boys. ~; girls, 80.
OF tho 2li 6ea he from acute disc lse there from
scarlet fever, %; commissions infane % i1a4u
tior OF the lUngs Is; cholera nfantuu, II; typhus
fan nation of the BE- Tels 10; congestion Of the
brain, O. Group Q; smallpox. 7. OF the l73 de'ths
from chronic dis are toere from crn5ump ioo 69
mararmus afaute 80; dropsy 10 the head, TO- palsy,
s. There were 81 deaths from external aud other causes
Dot depending Oh climate or srn, Of whi'h there
were from casue ties g. XII ed or murdered ,. Dis
easss clss lied: OF ths lurgs throat 81. 1885, st)u-
acb, bowels aud other digestive organs, l07; brain
AID erves II; uncertain aud general fevsrs So
ssin &c and errptivs feveIs 81 oil age, TO- heart
ard bload vessel. u premature BIRTH 3; uoku7wn 3;
ur AIRY organs .; generstive re- n, |. Classified "a
10 sRs there we're uDder year 49, from to ,, %;
2to5 49, to TO- - 10 to ~ j. II to lj 1; 10 TO IL,
3; u to 20 H. 20 TO 25 81 25 to 30, q; 80 to 40
IS; 10 to So 81 50 to 60 2 90 to70 lj 700 50 10;
so 800 6; 30 10 100 ,; known ? 263 we've natives
Of 10. Uried States lOl of Ireland. 81 of @ rmtny.
6 f T, elard cf SWitz 'Tlaud, # Scotia d. 3 Of
F,spce. . Of British America, unkno WI. and Of ga
Iudiss, Ialy, Polaud, Swecen and Wes Iaies lsacl.
There were 60 deaths in tho public institutions Of
vi icb 80 we're at b llevue Hospital, and 10 at the
Aims. House Black wells Isla-d.
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Hlshest Stye,ftbe AT ElegaDt Wettns E9'"''F'
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than this se hustle % Aui vie no a aw.as
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THE LIVING SIAMsSE TWINS are 81 BsrnIms
Mn,eum. end eshiu day and evening" Nsitp has
cai produced H. moe. marvellous euIosy Ia thsr 90,
and all DO world u 10 l The Mgsfum - them ku tas
th.r tiles win also be ssoe md the drsns JesspA
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