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, 1866-06-01
R0BACK'5 STOMACH BiTrERs

= Rst At 1eRuiar intervals. and not ofsenes ,h,n
three times day and shove aii things, eat t1ow ;
take urneto est. yon work NIL night to pay for IT,
As IN sppetixs-. KU1acE'S STOMACH BlFTERs
has no eQual.
$. Avoid all astft1es which yon ave found By ex.
pe5itcce 10 be tae,ge,tibe u disagree with yoa
The hesI fnoNn rentdT for Indigestion a1e RD-
BACKS STOMACH N1TTERS.
I. avoid the ff.e use Of spsttuous and ms,s
liquors; but II IN the hahl: OF using the do not
ttrely discard them. Avoid drinking too f,eely ot
Eaf any ether fuld. directly bel,Fe zfer me7is
Tie beat liquor aunnlans to dltak ioedtase.y BE-
fore Or after cati1g arc RosAck's sIoAAcH BIT.
TERs-
S. Keep your feet drE snd head cool. Keeo the
bowels open. but not too ire. The best medicine
tnis pu.po,e Is Eo8AcK's BLOOD PILLS. Roback'.
Boot Fills contsln no mercury. or other Injurious n-
gradients: lhey arc 4rgAt-costed.
&. AVOID TOO hassy exercise Immediately heicre q
1ttce meala and neFeT allow yourself to sit In cur
rtnt Of at while In state ot persplratlou To pre-
vest taking cold keep the bowels regular By the use
OF RoBAcK'S FLOOD PILLS. md use ROBACE,S 5
BITIERS as tonic and I'll sulant.
Z. Bathing shoud be iudu1ged IN as of.au as once
week, and With w.ter rot mote thaa Ore desrees
above tie Temperature Of the atmosphere; ia wipns
use Enacsate ffcuon. This Is equally as necessary
for thc promotion Of health rs the H0BACK MEDI.
ESES. They are both Unavoidable to perfect health,
5. keep the digestive usctns In condition 10 per
form their .atnsal anctsons. and not allow the
ateE to octo@e torpid. Tue most retlahle medicine
Tor ibis purpose Is ROBACK's STOMACH b1TTERs,
.. Hasc regular hou1= os eco; SIX q eight hoc1s
uscaly hta MI that II required It II better to keep
The body and m!ot actively employed. tn. use 0,
hoRACk'S EITTERS produce The most p1ta:a.l
effect.
Rv little attention to the above suggesttoua you
necc ~: have any ieass Of cholera, OF rnS oher ds
ease. &c with yt tur daily pursuits uu13rt-rur:.
cd. Tie best medicine for the p11tclt1on OF the
RLtonis EOR.icE's ELO3D P.'niFi SIs- It cures
MI dtssaes u!stae from Impurities Of the bood. The
, 1866-06-01
ASTROEOGY,

All pezfoas wishing to know their future prospects
&c. rnay have them correctly stated By Madame
Alvin, 1T 3i3 South Clark asnet. toppostte ,1ones
SCHOOL, where she rusy be cousulted oa ii matters
concerning 1ove. marriage. conrtshp. law rnateEs,
business arsiss and will tell the OF tne lady OF
Gentleman they wish TO marry ALTO, the names Of her
vlAto.s. Aa9 50
, 1866-06-01

Trial Calendar for the June Term in
the Superior Court-1ntr1age aud
Otvorce-ChnncerTa and ProbAac Bus"
1neAs-lmpoFEnut order iu the Supc~
rtpr Court-Nctv <uIts-Tlc Sfau-h-
tering Hau&c Question.
uaI1Ep STATS CIncE1r Eouar-H31. IHou1t
Dr1s1nond, JKd9t-Tht= Court was IN session yes
terday, and the trials Of III: trfal ~aier-
dat were con inued.
SUPERIOR CocKr or CH1cAuo-Hon. .7oha .H
Hneon. C-L, sad HIS J.E Gary and r. A. 5t,meAoa,
As*oe:aee Justic,-Thls CuCrt was no. in session
yesterday IN either Of its branches The june tcru
enmncacH on Monday mornin:.
TIE foHswine ia the ,zal cal :nd.e IN this Court
for the June tenn:
, 1866-06-01
H0STETTEEIRl'S bITTERS
Household Medicine !!

Its great AllacF 10 suppose that the uaoseous
nces Of medicine IS any proof Of its 7ald. "a re-
stotattve. The truth Is. that II tts palate reTolsz
against remedy. it caonot do r:uch good.
, 1866-06-01

rFFICE OF TILE ILLINOIS
~ CALIFORNIA SILVER MINING COMPANY,
CHICAGO, Ill. Nav 3gt 1ssd-
Tbe FfEnl n11unl meeting Of tnc Stocknoadeft Of
thiI Coup9uy tho election OF D1rtctoss, auch
otcr nnsust =. ma, propeslY c9ue he.ore the mest
Place. On uo1oay, the fourth DAY Of Juae next. ~
~ o'clock ?. N. rro,.,,
eSs5p Secretary.
, 1866-06-01

1EArNe TO THE uN1oS z-pGK YARpn.
Trans are run to the unloa Stock fkrds over tue
Pittsburgh Fort Wssne Rosd, leaving the depot At
lhe Garner Of Masoc snd Cansl STREETS. The f.re Is
% cents each wsy. When tare Ia phld on the tzatn
cents extra Tul be charged.
, 1866-06-01

NHuLEk2IK FHlEKS On fN1EK. = :
Timothy. tn3led aud bes'rr rsrs.ed.
ltmoihy. toose Std........ ......... I7114lf
Itairis. beatsr PIT tsed-. sn941oo
EETAL FR1CEH.
Tirolhy. roller sac oeAt<r rfessed....... 165Aisn
Timothy, ltosc ps cseed. l6n1at5.o
1lnofb.. Ioose..- 1lp0@t;u
7 A1ic rcTitI AID beaiet pressed. lSoo sls
F!N!r7t, Irnes Oh Wx-onk. n-lTFrtd .... t1GHa1lG
LENTE1E1s-Them market exhibits fur desrrt o
ActyltYa sd pt1ctA steAGy At quot21iQn1
, 1866-06-01

50 Randolph ttrfet continues 10 trea. all Blood snd
SSia Diseases With g,eat success.
All Female Irregularities anu Instructions remover
bv n new mode Of Treatment. rsl2
, 1866-06-01
Dr. KorrOuwhS.

.... Dr. Borr0u:hs,
1873 Wclla street rrr,tt 0i aonroe, C:ncIko D. ILL., de-
votes bis stttto1 exclas,svly TO tho rea'ect Of
sAsa. Gl.et, sttt.tgrr Sss,nA Tcssae.s PaIn. IA
nint<. tec!o7s Of tho Htdnrs, alsea!e o. the Head,
fhFunt M nad Skin. aud a sosc affections arIalnc
i.o scs-et habit Oi ). ntn vh!ch produce consstt-
uonal dtbiify. eadef MARI age Impossible aad Ia the
ttt destroy both body and mind.
yn::.1 StE% GAZE r,E7teCLAE SorlcK - cure for
'hosc who h.re in,7rcd .heT by Eeetst haess
an instrument Tor th- cure Of Central peblay. Noe
Sfna Ec'lssious, NOR propet.E Epo+I a. Scn1t.a!
days TO tt months br the asa at tins in .trn:art,
when asrd conu:l'ly hlth tot1Ic!nrs I'T. Iorrasta
q his ls-r ncn 7ird-es hImsef that auS instance
she1c Eay nrose AFTER Ia'r tt.A!
nsa1 y sooa ofacr. :sice. oY nall y express
iNTn1si -. t 1AD1&A--r ht.A 0f1p!4lf3 treated
Win success. Our Pelt,eic11 grops Will b.1ae
O the coul ses In case ohszuc*up tfpiu any cA1<t
sEit.3ts tFrAtal hy Ietter. Acafe.s DIX 31R-
RnC,,ls. 173 walls street, corner Monroe. Chicago,
ItlteOtG. a3
, 1866-06-01
LAW INTElli3tNGE.

kE4saszxsAAls9.qss = 4 ~
, 1866-06-01

Atc Future Prospects Life clearly seve4led bY D..
iartnr1 He wins the rec;:ous Of the opposite sex-
lie rn.dcs you 10 wealth, healh and happiness. Cait
at LIB East a1dlsoE-st., tar-3taiss1, bstwcro Tcs
and franklin. Contn,t3:ion fee Oae Dollar. d1G3
, 1866-06-01

All sdlts n Grain reported In Mts market rrpors
orr made OH t0is Qf &c storage. unfess oke7ietse
txtTtbstd.
THCEspAr KyEsEG. 3fay n,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D E EkFIdft1s-ThA f0Ilow.
, 1866-06-01

Here tbc gold market opened at 1888 aud closed Ut
I'D. 1hete II vc7y li.te confidence felt in the I'd.
vance today. and The brokers are hny7nr sa.scr
spatlnely+ Silver is dull At l2sDl31.
Government Securities were stronger ir New
York to.eay, and the market here was firm and ac-
tive. We quote:
, 1866-06-01
NOTICE.

have this dAy Giver r,y son. HORATT0. 4, WRIGHT,
b i time, sDd re1'rqulsh all responsibility foT, aud
claims to him or hIs TRANSACTIONS.
HURATIo 2. WRIGHT.
Chicago. May q. 145. t3lt1p
VEGETABLE WASHING COM
rOUNn.-Tnss rterarA1on sayes labor. tin o,
eo4p md fut a1d hecx Of yeZef&hfe oA&ufo u does
not t1rc cao1hes llf soda other alkalls 500 ia
potsiea b{ q! erocers T!sda suppl q The Fac.
tots. J51. 175 and 377 horta ciatk 6tsc.t Le'tess
70 be directed (, o. BOX 1864, S2SStp
, 1866-06-01

PROPOSALS FOR LEASING
j. TIE GoXVCT LABOR OF TUE STATE

pNOt>OSALS FOR 1,E.1Sl y y
i THE tOSV.CT tAReK OF TUE sTATi:
stcn.d for trss,nG tile Cun!!ct LABOR Of the StaIe
rro4tEo iot The ertod Of foar years fto sala date
di1lnsal soHr ycurt dytr o.hs- bsncrs for pro
pos:s at - end ct the rrst four years-3!tl tfn
terg e4uat. Tic Lesser Will be aulhn.txed 10 occ,-
pE Rcd tH.@ chfGe ct ,hc Sh1ps and WorSnuuse n
fnfc ftntstnfaiT; 10 put mp such nachln'r r. as he
mnY tt Size and shal have tho privilege nt buJto.
such prices as M7y be Agreed N9on all the t713s. Ok
rtes, ard materials kaud both nulstet sud In.
ents!td. said Lscc alial Rtso be oonnd h1t. asi
the 6bee ccr v1cts hand. or th4t E,lf l.te3tf-s
come Into !aa rcnfeuttsry during his term Of ie.se.
excepting snrh ak may l,e necessary II Keep up tn.
ettnhllthntnt, Ealh Lessee sh n trclI those hlse
with 9.ut1ln ~ and EDdreas. CONFIRMING II such
rnes by AID regulations - tn,y he fss1b:tth ed
hy TIC directors. and WoES them not cIcee1tuC tsn
1unts Itr l:sr. FUr each convict e71iny'o, the
pay fnro The Sia'e Treasury tie nrl :e p--
d1y lid. tsd r-,.nent 10 he tasr auattcsY. Hr sIa
also give 6a1 With arl 11rsd tcari' IL the sun Of
enS thousand dollars. ravn5: t, the Sate 81 nncs
.er tns the tht performances Of the Undertaking
aesrl'E !Es7osed The cuyicts Hll b. rrnrisIo:.h a
aud clnthet ty 1ba Stnte o! feunes.cr Thu pre- snt
numses o. c3nv!c's. two huodied snd twenty. With
np1nhcr Will rrubsely b. very iar1ely increased ii an
t!Asy. 6AML. F. HARE.
4 =: SIfASELASD.
Directors Of State I'e.i' entI,ry, Tennessee.
Nashville. TCEn.. a. 1873. ffrS.
, 1866-06-01

THURSDAY EVENING, May 81. 1866.
The tonoHtr. tah.e ehows the rtcelp.z and ehlp
mea1s OF Produce dct1r2 The past tweniy-tous
houtt.
, 1866-06-01
#e1lclu4i,
TO THE
CITIZENS Of CHICAGO!

NoE thss The bot weather IL fast approaching. and
much thaughs sad carc should be exercised bF ali
psceut citlzrns 1t Is thought rrupc= 70 eyc sos te
Information Of the people Of the citg Few practical
hints upon The subicct OF heaits- How to r=n11tn
hc31thy auc prevent disense.
l. Aceh caution should bs used In esdsv. Do not
crowd the .lcmaeh- hut est Of good, soanl, healthy
toec. only what tue orsans Of digestion c1o easiy
ulaest. II top1c Il required, use
, 1866-06-01
PRDCLAH1A ALTON

This Is to giye notice .hat all found running st
nlEc fum 'hr SIXTH dar nf June Until Fits1 day OF
poun1ed by any p1rsoni t%e Do. Pound, siiuased on
The cosner II sfelittt til and -A7nod strcet*. from
:epc1s thereof stal' ny 70 .hs penadseepe 1ne sum
sd.aa1 c iur,bcr sum OF rEeasy cents for everJ day
pound.
4l1 dogs not redeemed within four days shall be de-
str.yru l,r The pound. keeper.
TIC p0n.d KEEPER l. hereby ordered to pay reward
Of fiy ctuks for each an eyy aoc over three months
I'D. dtl!ye1t1 alive # saa poafd, by nay person NJ
teen or mdEG ycaI3 Ole.
Glsen under ny hacd this seth day Of MaT. 1855.
, 1866-06-01
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EE1BENE1
Thursday Evening. Msy 81. !
REEF CATTLE-AceordlnG to rhe Boazn Of tra:e
srort The receipts and shipments stace issue
compared With the cos.espoudlu. period ls5 have
b - fol:E7. ituhputd be b3sue In utuu that these
fhPmensa nod receipts really thoae OF the day
Ced1n.:
, 1866-06-01

The TEST 10 the World! H,rue.a. Eel!abl.. instar-
taIeou: The osls perfect Dye: ~ dlsaprain; meat
Neg 1nrk: Also, REG eSEK ATING HNrK aCT Of
A1lLEtLEG kS-festrEes. preserves md hcanttdes
II: hsls. Sold ny all Druggists. aHaalSriY
, 1866-06-01

~ 000 PoUNDs BLACK
TEA FOR SALE
QFFiCE SrPkRy1stSG C0NNIsSaRTt3
MlLIrALY DIVISION OF TIE TESShssgE :
NASHVILLE, 'enn, May -. 1ss6-
eealcd Proposals TN duplicate! fo- the pnrrhsse ot
fe ptu ds or Black Tea will be tecestE uatu Sat-
u:dRs Ute 2 d. 1sf6. It u -'csock II.
hr tea IT, hec3r3e rot required for tssne Is tn
OIL: tre! rstSncft, .he packages not in coo otd'7,
and cac be examined at aly time lurl1g bu:t1 Es
hnurs. prior 10 tie 9th Inst
ef es* a99 80 M pounds si ae
cf;hc t!ut. Turns cash IN Government lu1ds. and q
bidder As sGon q. tn bid IL awarded.
1he rsa @4ll BE- rewrshed and taFed at the original
na!ss.
FTopo a1s tn be -ndo.srd "Psonasals for Purchasing
TIA" aud addtessec to the uadeeslsn d:
myetd61t-12t Bseyet Colonel md {. S.
, 1866-06-01
&DRxvTklIJ0Yr29fs

5ay1af eern cv!td y GE:sn ,toirsea 3. ceeht4ted
slre to send su!Etrers trnu se.abl3e sllc mas br
~h!rh tc1 ean Be permanently cured. an cn:lnsanl
Ley. 20. i'rswrs G4SS, t:l.caso, III. d2l5
, 1866-06-01
NOTICE-TD LAY DRAINSIN
~ EAST VAS nERaN STREET, From STATE

NOTlCE-TU LAY DRAINS IN
IN FAST VAN BCRaN STREET. FROM STATE
TO MICHIGAN AtENuR- AA@
OJf1cF OF TIE HoAtD or Pun1rc Woaxal
>-, CnlcAGo MaF ljth. lSG&.
!az described foa Of psees q Land. that the Common
EoupcI OF the city o1 Chicago BY ofdiranc3 p1s.ed
May 2st 1851, ordering rrtsats dFala 10 be iii. from
each o. ehta lots or pieces Of 1and ectt1. ine
sane With the public sewer IN The street opposi.e.
NoW 3he talt oNEers are heseby notitet TO cau.e
he eaid drains 70 be sio ilhlu sven % taT4 non
n.e d1ain taysr. esased b. the Noard ana aeeordng
- tht general specl1cAIlohs oa ale In this onlca.
HtocE. Lot Lot. BYE. Addition
WesHof 81 I 10 '' DO = 01' L.
33{f 10 s do
III Il AL E34H 3 do
HAN &adi E5lkn 9 do
Me1t1t 1&4 10 do
f. Eff . 10 do
81 q W adj - n 10 do
2.H # adj E5oft . 10 do
I.G. G.GIhDELK
FRED. LETZ,
O. J. ROSR.
ScMmtssl1n3Ts Of the toa:d Of tuhlc Works.
IuyMLdS9,Gt
, 1866-06-01

Butchers Dcnd Shot for Escu-
hugs
Kills upon toach curls them up tc does leaf and
remains Of peru aaent effect. TFy 1t, aud slee2 IN
pesce. Sold by al live druzsiss. mYisclsSle.F II
, 1866-06-01

As the funeral ohseouics Of the late Lieut. Gen,
Winfield Scott lake place to-day, there will ba no
session On Change. The Government Offices will
also be cto*cd Being The nrst Of the 1non h. The
banks will 10 doubt be open for collections, tnt It
| ie Presumed no oIher bus1nces will be done.
, 1866-06-01

Marriage and Ce1fbncy.
An Envy Of Warnin. 1nd Instruction fur Yor3.
Mco. Also, Diseases and Abuses which pro5tr*te tue
Wits, ooEefs. with sure means OF ree seat mes Of
skI1L1S HOEGATUS, Howard Asso. iat1ou, Pnlla.
deInhta. Pas my3 x9a33m.f,N&w
, 1866-06-01

$40 to $40 per Day

#V0 10 WIZ RVa 0e*
can he made br buytos County Esht, OF taEtnS N
AGENCY ft
Rpueher's Potaut Excelsior Broom.
Hcad or Wrapper,
With which auy per.ou IL ten minutes max. f,st
rate NOON. The lateat cecioedlT u: best tblnr
Of he bfotu kind get orIrc4 TO the public Fo{ pAT.
ticuas1 snG % sec ssn;p1es. call npoa os addf.s.
eftSsp 10 11SAut-8I-, Chicago. III.
, 1866-06-01
CHICAGO LU1lyEI MA nKEr.
Tur1.snAr fyESING. May II. 1856.
Tie :r.tlrtz npd shipments d1saag tc p4.t lvcuty.
fncr hburs HtFr:

tsecetrta. 5tptuen,s
Lumber 1.as.,Ht l,ts3 gU
.ll1nEIcs -......-............ 5000 l,!E.Ntl
l.sth -.,..... ....-..,..-. 10000 i;9pN
The Gemand ior cargnes continues GOOD and the
market ia rm. CaI.n xalcs ,t-tay wcsr: Cargo schr
lltkt. from Severn luytr caaad4 fs5 n boards over
:; s.ocL. n f.bta cargo schr nsown. from Depcre,
ltu II mixed al >lsou; cargo bark Sonora, from Nc
nominee. rs snk1l run nj st9 70; Lasa at t493 Cargo
bti. Nasiac., 1ro,I Mc1lumince, 10 N mill run at
.19sc; La,A nj fsIo cargo schr Mccullough, ttu.u
GrenG Ifvu. 70 N coaree mixed At *ts0 scarso sch.
Challenge. from NnskeEop, II n. 90 cctt elps bal.
aat mixed mtll snu. ut f.i.n1 cargo Schr Madison
,rof. Mnske,on, 20 d. ut fz.00; cargo tcnr Queen
ri The Nrssh, from t;torx'an Rsy ac p. ca go
trhr Challenge from Pcnt~afef 6 IN mixed common
NJ {1s-0: cargo scl1 Illinois, from Masxtsoa u n,
rom Ilttsbur. Mills at 5000.
In the yssGs The market ts trm and Active At prrrI
c..k quotations.
, 1866-06-01

New York stock Marker.
C1otpE prices for tas, May 81, 1ss6, received bT
, 1866-06-01

Attest: A. =. FoDxAs, CITY Clesk. mEs5si5:st
NOTICE TO LAY DRAINS IN
East yaa Dusen street. from sta,c street to Mich
tEnu avenue.
OFFICE OF TIE BoAkp or FrBLlc woEks.
Koslce Is hereby 9ytn to thu owners of tne follow
inE rescttbeo lo1s pIec:s ,f land that The Com mon
Council OF the CITY Of Chicago. by ordinance
May 2$t lSsA ordering rss7tss dssin 70 lasa son.
each OF said TITS or pieces or Ind, connecting tho
sams With :horuhlic Sewer ID Tho street opposite.
nor, tAc falo owners are b Teny Loilned to cause
the said NJ 1s IL h laid within leu 20. da3a tqm tho
date herecf the said worE to b: doae By o( tnH
i!e EenEra Specifications on ne IN thli o'f1cs,
Fart Gf Lot or {4pck. tLot. Lot, BTk, Atdttlo9,
" e5ft ofet0n 10 Efs4. Sec, Ii
MR ole 55:s ! 10
ENft 10
EST .s
TN It n & adj eat r z
l. = & adic3lkt It 2 .
WcoXn 1Ee 10 /"
E23ft 10
IS n v 4 adj r 25 II 10
2:tW6 adl ea1tE 70
FRED. LETL
q. j. KUSE,
Commissioners OF the Board o{ Public Works
ukyatG5IS Irt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
'O' NEW YORK JGiy - 1861. :
Con- Tn the absence IL the Consul ienera have the honor

Cover, ,rr GENERAL OF FRANCE FOR TIE UNITED STATS
s Tn the abseuce Of the Consul General fh.e honor
70 akroVdge receipt o The letter Vch you good
da informing him OF the sudden death Of French subject
have Al nv disposal no funds which NAV applied
the nterment my unfortunate Counryman find myself
under the panf necessity OF accepting the offer You had ne
Kindness make deliver the body Of Mr. David into the
custody OF the Commissioners q Public Charities for inter
ment in POtters Field
BE kind enough accept nv thanks with the assurance Of
nv most distinguished consideration. DRJARDL
Attache Of the Consular General OF fraIee.
T. Harris. NJ. ID.
DR. Harris then addressed note to Mr. Kellogg Of the Con
ssoners Of Chariues and Corrections asking have
limited number OF graves placed the disposal Of the Board
OF Health purpose Of receiving the bodies Of subjects
Of foreign powers in that duly certified by proper
authorities that they might be marked and known the
friends of deceased persons should time desire to remove
the bodies The stranger we believe was buried at the "
pense Of the officers Of the Board Of Health In the absenceo
ap proyson for deceased subjects foreign powers through
their agents in this country would that snoh
pan az that suggested by Dr. Harris would be not only b
hame bat absolutely necessary Our oonsus abroad we oe
eye take charge citizens Of the United States who die IN
foreign cities where our is represented and pro
cure nterment but wo appear that such provision is
made here at least by the French Government.
Last evening the Twentieth Precinct Police tecgraphed to
Police Headquarters for dsfcants to be sent to the rear Of
No 3i5 west Thirty sixth ST. where coorod woman named
Green is reported to be sick with cholera
The CHOLERA IN BROOKLYN.
The cases show cholern bulletin as follows;
Gunleson between Waleot and sullivan sts vas
taken with vomiting and purging at midnight on the lh
cramps the lstn at n and nj II! NJ SKIN cod per
spring tongue cool pulse low feeling Of heat in abdomen
still living
Robert lynch corner Of Sullivan and Conover SITS, danhea
and-vomitinc j. m July II; skin cold and cammyi died
at . a.
Elizabeth Fitzgerald aged g. residing No. i97 Degrav
ST oiarrhea vomiting aud cramps No. July III collapse
at I p NJ. died at r. M, July II. ,., .
Cathane Glass aged -, residing az No go brihses
vomiting and purging mJuiy ei no eolapsei MID case
W
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make all property uninsured rata sd
with thai insured when belonging the party
policies.
The following resolution was next presented
view oithe present condition Of
the business Insurance. Tor the Companies dong an agency business
10 raw loses ohere than with lie usual de ucton fr interest
when paid In advance maturity and IN me eoence Of
doing be recommended not 70 pay
before maturity -
Mr. HENRY A. OAKLEY said the prompt payment OF losses
had proved 10 be premium Bcendaries and ne hoped
change would effected by the meeting ana tnht tue ,on
panies would back their old principles ana
Mr HOWARD agreed with the last speaker. Inc prompt
without due examination OF Tue causes Vi
tires had led to increase Of the crimes o arson
nr HOPE said that when respectable company adopt
fair system Of investigating the OF tires before ne
of claims all the others would soon come INTO INC
Arrangement Nothing destructive 10 the cause OF
good morals than the present usage Of hastily paying losses
unfortunately.
The resolution unanimously adopted. . q,
The Executive Commttee recommended to invite oil
Remarks were then made on the prospective position and
utility Of the organization BY Mr. SerdenstrGker Mr. Hope
and gentlemen after which the meeting adJouFheu
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

PROGRESS OF THE cHoLRRA-THE NEGLECT OF THE
DRAD-GESERAL HEALTH OF THE CITY-DIsPosAL
OF DECEASED SUBJECTS oP FOREIGN POWERS.
One case Of cholera only was reported yesterday at
the Office Of the Sanitary Superintendent The patient
Nicholas Hornbrgh native Of Germany 30 years Of
residing No as Aens was attacked yesterday morning
with symptoms of the disease but by the aid Of med
cal treatment and great personal it is probable lie
viii recover
NEGLECT OF THE DEAD.
Twice during the present week and several occasions
previously the dead have been sbamefuly neglected We
gave account Of Of this kind In issue OF Wednes
day but another and still conspicuous brought
10 light yesterday On Tuesday morning Mrs. Mcbride died
from insulation at No 70 West Tweneths On wednesday
evening Of the viewed the body and held in
quest which the corpse locked in the in which
death occurred aud remained there until IL m. yester
day. by this time the stencil bl become unbearable,
and the Deighbors having waited in vain for the
appearance OF the proper officers proposed to have
the body taken away at their own expense, the sum
to be raised by subscription Dsnectans had been used by
the Sanitary Officers Oh the Board Of Health Immediately after
aooh The hus allowed remain. without at
tenon care between 50 and 60 hours in the story of
crowded house. notwithstanding the fact that the cir
cumsances the authorities whose duty to
care for such Nevertheless not that
particular blame Justly be attached TO any Of the autbo
ties The Board Of Health did its duty upon the premises
the Commissioners Of Charities were doubtless ready TO do
theirs but they are under certain RESTRICTIONS the
had perhaps been overaxed with business 30 that neglect
from the circumstances than from deroon OF
duty Bat evident that understanding should be
had that will prevent The Of these things In the
future
TUE GENERAL HEALTH OF THE CITY.
The only have Of judging Of the public health is
from the daily motuaiy statistics. We yesterday gave the
number Of burial permits that had been issued from Bureau
Of Records and Vital Statistics for the We repeat
here adding those Of yesterdays Sunday s7 Monday
Tuesday 10; Wednesday, 1885, Thursday, 24O Total for
FIVE days 95 This number already exceeds the mortality OF
last l2 deaths mainly resulting from the heat
the presence OF putrid atmosphere 10 crowded localities
TIE DECEASED SUBJECTS OF FOREIGN POWERS
Henry p David commercial traveller from Rouen France
died on wednesday at No GreeDest congestion
the BRAIN As he left for his burial DR. Harris
made himself acquainted with the facts and addressed letter
TO the French Consul requesting his attention 10 the rights Of
the deceased as well to his burial stating that II
desirable should take charge Of the matter The inter
men would necessarily be made by the Commissioners Of
Charities and Crrection and would take place in Poiter
Field To ibis 70 received the following reply which We
translate from ii chi
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thu long continuance OF extreme heat for its intensity
Within period of days lie Thermometer ms risen S. nn
degrees and rpwarf Since i77e there has bon only one
other In which the thermometer rrcn 20 this
hight times during The Summer VIZ, IN leA ana
spread over interval II 80 days DlB
the period there have been but two Other cases IN when
thermometer has risen To 9 degrees A. mnny as our times
during the samo Summer, viz. In 80 and liss. .
lhe hottest month NeW-Hayen since l7le was the
month ofJuy s5 The heat of the past 30 days has been
somewhat higher than that of July l that seem au
thorzed asserting that the Of the period has
intense and heat has been longer con-
tnued than has occurred before In % years and PROBABLY r
a much nnger period y. Looms.
'' Yale College, July H. LEGO