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n.opis IA are no. SayIar co., Wnsr.rs vSisS
have cog wheels on one OF both ends Of the shan,
yst these coz wheels play entirely apart when
viagng larger clothes, md are lien no estesi
We can recommend 70 our readers the "Unlysrnl,"
- Il has coz wheels with very long tssth which an
prevented from throwing apart BY .'pstsnt stop,
which 10 IN important Improvement f6f Tho durabil
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D. 8. MARsHAL's SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

DISTRICT Of Maine. ss.-Pursunnt TO
IL an Order OF Sale 10 me directed from the Hon.
Edward Fox Judsc of the United states District Coart
for the District of Maine shall expose and oner for
the following property, nj the time and pasos % o
R,d,.,ord. Pool. on Saturday, October r,,h, si u
O'CLOCK, NJ A certain Sow and two Floats. with all
the taekle and apparenances thereto belonging. tbs
same havins BEEN ordered o BE- sod, aud TIE pfoeeeds
dssosrd OF according 70 Law, Terms ef sale. Cash.
Dated at Portland this i3th day Of October. A. d..
SIS. MARBLE.
ax3 y. US Marshal. Dislrict of Maine.
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had PRAcncs.-You might - we'll expect 70 10
powder into II, a. 70 expect 70 subdue and cure ca
tarYh (which 10 IN Inflammation Of the mucous neu-
brsns Of the air p&sagss In the hss BY the use Of
Irritating snufis OF strong, caustic soluuons. ~.
soothins action, which subdues the inAsmnassou
and restores the natural secretion OF The mucous
folliclss. The proprietor oers $500 for ass OF %.
tasrh that he cannot cure Sent BY mall on recipe
OF dirty cents. Sold by druggists. Address r. v.
Pierce, n. d., 10 seneca Street, Bufhlo, N. Y.
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STATE Of Maine. "I
CouxrY or Yosx ST., n. N. Chapman, Cashier Of
the Biddeford National Bank, do solennly swear
that the above statement u true, 70 The bsst OF ny
e. ".. 10 CAsHfEa.
suAscr,bsd and sworn 70 before ne thh 18Th
w '" g. p. MCKINNEY,
...i t L Justice Of the Prsce.
Correct, sttsst GBO. i. ADAMS. )
iva N Sos q Esf aS6ks, D'''''''''
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quartet, "Halts MIlitaris o. Camp Polhs, ysllins
tischs, and Floating Brsssss-ar o0srSd Or The
price that any one Of thsss pssss In shest nusss
would cost alone. This nas.stss 10 pabhsAsd sy'
cry month by J. L Peters, 80 broadway, n. Y,
and subscrbcrs, at 81 year, Est go worth Of mu.
sie at the usual publishsn' ratss.
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NONRESIDENT TAXES
IN t. 80 .s..
THE TOWN OF LYMAN.

rbe following list Of Taxes on Real Estate Of non.
rceident owners In the tows Of Lyman, hr The ysar
~ - toNu. ON NE 18Th day Of June, 1869, has
BEEN Returned BY him 20 me e unpaid on the 2,th
A. NJ luna. 1870 BY his eegtiacats Of that date,
and nav rvmain unpaid, end NOTICE y hereby givsa
ssn into the treasury Of aid town within eighteen
snoofSu nom the date Of conmitmcut Of nd bllls,
IA much OF the real estate taxed - will be sufficient
10 nav The amount dus therefor, including interest
nod ehAgss WILL without further noslee, % scsd o.
-bie a.etiou ~ ths TrsAsursr's ofcs In I'D tovn.
Z. ths iJth day OF Dcccmbeg, 1870 % O'Clock Pm.
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Cambridge Cattle Market, Oct. IL.

Amount Of live stock at martet-cattls, 1859 4;
Sheep and Lambs, 1910; Swine, 1857.
Prices Of Market Beef-EItra SO go Si3 80; hrst
quality sl2 uO1tl3 OD, second quality 50 800 u 0
third quality So 50 % 80 %. -. 80. -.
Prices OF St0re Cattle-Working Oxen, pair,
also, sam, $3.50 % $Us.
Mich Cows and Calves nom s3D, $50, SIS, tss.
Yearllngs $40 . S2l two years old ~ % 1885,
three years old 90 . SEQ.
Prices Of Sheep nd Lambs-In lots 81 90 - 90,
$50, 81 90 % 81 % each, extra 80 % - 10, or nom
36 40 Y n.
spring Lambs q 60 % $500.
Veal Calves, Is % . tI3o0. AZ
Hides n o.. Y b. Tallo. % 60 ~.
Psln 10 % BOO each. Calf Skins is % i7c Y h.
Prices Of Poultry Bxtn ~ % $50 prime II %
i7ie, good i6t @ isie, medium lot DC, poor To
n. D. Beef-EItn and a.t quality include no.
thing butths best largo, At, stallfsd 0xea second
quality includes the beat grsssfed Oxen, The best
stali.fsd Cows and the best three year old Steers
ordinary CONSISTS OF Balls and the rcfase OF lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Coseets, and when those Of
IN inferior quality are thrown out.
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sas PCT he'd, ons psirf q vsrksn Siss.
DIP HohsH one paif oxsa, sn ioin, $50 10 ,
& a.: :: :;S ss !: Il. q 81 So s'
r d Blinn sold oxen st lilo ~ Of 100 drsosd.
In, q S25 n In SIT, beef cows 90 70 a, n Oxen
and COWS at 100 dressed, tvo-year-old hsbsn "a
OK Hammond {. 10 In oxen $50, sn Q In siss'
9 n 4 In $50 n til0.
L Films sold oxen for $50, one pairs n Gin 500.
j D Hosmer one pair worksr1 y IN. y@o
4 sans, n 10 In s2i6, SIS, Gin si6o. Si'o IN
9 In Sik.
THE SHEEP TRADE.
Pr,oes-Northern Sheep and Lambs 81 5o05 0o
per head In lots, or lc7c per b.
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1915 REWARD

OST-On the TACK OF the Agrlcuitutai
Society 1t ssco. Q common strip leather Wal
LIT coutainins sboss 81 30 worth q notes and - In
money Wboeyer viii return The shove 20 The Jocs.
NAL once, Biddeford, shah receive The shove named
one OF the lost notes was dated septembev %. isT.
for ESQ on three year. with interest," given BY Cyrus
Tiesyes 10 frank Cesves and On him esdors~d to me-
This n 20 warn oil psrsous aGainst pare hAsine ssca'
note, q payment thereon has been stoPpsd; - 49,.
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state OF Maine.
CousrY or YoRK, ss.-I, Chn. A. Moody, Cash.
Ter OF the first National Bank OF Blddebrd do sol.
emily swear that the above statement 10 true 10 the
~ tiiAS. A. MOODY, cAsmsR.
suh.cr,bed and sworn 10 before me this I2th day
Of October, 1870. III. GOODWIN,
Correct, attest,
III, @'. + /: # 4: 5 Sihka D''''''"'
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DEsocAAcr AND me DxvrL-The Concord
n II. Statesman. in an article under the shove
hssding. says: ,rs... ID. ... 81.
To any reader acquaintsd with the politics of
The various localities In our State, . rlapo. Al
the report Of the New Hsmpshirs Mi.ionsry
Society Tor 1870 win develop an interesting. a.
belt . soms~hst painful. ccincidsnee. fhoss
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Why give - much for an ordinary soap ofless
weight, |. for Besch's Washing Soap that has no
equal MO. 'H'f ly23
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Dissolution of Oo-partns,hip.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing
i between the sub-crtbers under the name and
style Of Cook BRoriiERs, thi. day By mu-
tuAl consent. yEHEMIAu CUM.
Biddeiord, Oct II. $50. wM. COOK. u,...
smiah Cook, a The old stsnd isI MAN street. S-o
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.o IL" T he s. sSiss . = e. 4 q; - :
70 pour . boltis Of I'yoAaspe.s Aned{ps LnSsos
i..S lc.geseasd ai ssss z. Sc IN "a - -
hsrSs's throat In tsu minutes The horss VII begin
70 eal
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Unless you wish premature death you will let
ali the poisonous hair preparations alone. Ma.
TURKS HAIR REsroRAfivE ID perfectly harmless, -
any druggist will tell you Bee advertisement 2wSj
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CHAOS TO The CABLE /!
PROF. AD0LPHUS R0HDgS
Famous Collection OF
PAINTINGS!
. FRENCH AND GERMAN ARTISTS. M


Al thrown on the canvas, these pictures average
about twenty feet In length By tho samo In height
They are ~ much superior to common seercoptio
views, % IN oil painting BY master superior 70
photograph. The whole collection 10 ooe OF rare
beauty. and Il illustrates, In the most attractive
manner, matters Of the profoundest interest
The Natural History Of Creation,
Ser lee of Paintings with explanatory lecture, show
Ing the development Of the Earth nom gaseous
state through In entire progress, with socumustnS
rock formations and wonderful changing dom and
huna, up t0 the period Of mans nrst appearance,
closing with choloely selected sndscspe and srchi.
whole forming series that ELECTS the Net sstAs.
siastie sry' ssiloss 81 dshgAf.
The Progress OF the Human Race.
Series Of Paintings, (entirely independent OF the
other series with explanatory lecture, showing
the advance from primitive state mp 10 the civi-
iratinn and refinement OF the present agei includ-
ing In the progress the ago stono and OF bronse,
the splendid monuments OF antiquity, the wonder.
ful architectural trumphs OF India and China, fol.
lowed by those OF Egypt and babylon, Persia,
(lreece and Rome, then BY the Imposing splspdor
OF the middle ages, closing with The triumphant
practical achievement Of art and science c( the
prcssnt day, together with renowned painting and
statutes by celebrated modern masteri
HAt City Hall, Biddeford. The Natural HIS
tory OF CREATION, Thursday evening. Oct ~. Pro
grcss OF the Human Race, Friday evening. Oct. ~.
Admission Is cts. Doors open ct ., commence 81 ~
%. Music will be provided.
2wi3 A. CHAnsERLIS, Manager.
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LORD-COOK. In Brownaeld, Sept 81, by Rev.
r, q. Cook, Mr. Melville W. Lord, OF Limerick,
and Miss Fannie NJ Cook, Of Shapleigh.
BROwN-LEAyITT. In Newheld, Oct. 8. by Rev;
X q Cook, Mr.. 8. N. Brown, Of Brownheld, and
Mrs Sarah =. Leavitt, Of Newheld.
EMMONS-HILTON. In Lyman, Oct o, BY Rev:
W. q. Merrill. Mr.. Alvin l.. Emmons, OF L. and
Mrs. Caroline J. Hilton, Of Wells.
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Special Notices.

PILEsi PILEsi PILEsi PILEsi Ost-
ward applications are money thrown away The
only permanent cure 10 DIR. HARRlSOS'b PERlS-
They arc pleasant nor, like all pills, do they 70
Quiro increase OF dose They are exactly suited TO
obviate costivencss-the cause Of Ill health. For
HARRISON 4 co, Propristors, and BY ell drug
gists. Mailed for 60 cents. 6w40
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Tventy.seyeu YearsI Practice

Twenty.seveu Years' Practice
In the Trsstuent Of Diseases incident 10 Females
has pla,sd On. DOW Ut the head Of all physicisni
him 70 guarantee speedy and permanent cure 10
the worst cases Of SsIprsssiss and oil other Mss-
strroi Dsrongsmsnts. ffom rAafsver esUs All let
tets for sdvIoo must contain 81. once, No. Endi
oott Street Boston. ..
N. B.-Board rnishsd 10 those desiring 70 ~
main under treatment.
Boston. July. 1870 -sp .no.iyrO
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nvpour of ths condition OF the Nsrth Bsr.
u y1ieL National Bsnk. at North Berwick. u
the stais Of Maine, 81 The close OF bushes, toth
suonth Sll.. l87U, "a
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rr Notices of DEATHS not exoeedlng as lines, inserted
nee above that number at regular advertising rates.
MURDOCH. In berwick, Oct. 6, Mrs. Mary A.,
wife Of Walter O Murdoch. aged y years mos
PLACE. IN North Berwick, Oct. 2, Flora Eta
Place, aged yrs. 6 mos.
LORD. In Lebanon, Oct. 3, Mrs. Hannah, vito OF
John II. Lord, aged 81 yrs.
CLARK. In SANFORD, Oct. 8. Mr.. Daniel CLARK,
aged 9yr. mos. 10 days. orwell .......L- ID
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State % Naise. q J.lj-g-
covxrY o. Yosx, al, ?. Hs.y. cesh,se e
nv kpowisdrs md bslisf r. HUSKY,
- - = ] = 'aTl7T rIit. Iff~- CAsGrRn.
s.bsxsbsd ~ sAmsd 10 bssbss n ~ IN day
NxraxSiM HOBBS y.ssiss Of ~ pssss.
s.s '''''' 81 81 I! as'Sr sD''''''
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Yoa YHz Evyrcr produced BY Fellows, Compound
Syrup Of Hypophosphites In Diseases Of the Lung,
gentlemen In 81 John, N. B.. vhoss signatures srs
hereto,
william B.y.rd ND SsoEE' ks s:;s \ Mos 2;
1hos. Walker. MD, John BaItsr, -.
Dr. S.J Jo JIM ! .RcE.% I. VI. CsTt, n d.
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.Nsir .adrerttse,,.e ,.es.


Pre-eminentiy the most Artistioally }. Beau.
tiful Exhibitions ever offered to
the Publici
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DRESS GOODS !!
SILKS, CHOICE PLAIDS,
FRENCH POPLLNS. THIBETS
EAfPRESS GROSS GRAINS
LONDON SUI7INGS #
BRILLLAN7EENE,
REPPS. CRETONES,
ALP4CCAS ETC. ETC
CLOSING OUT CHEAP AT '. :.f.
+. A. DAYS.
f. A. DAYS.
EJu,. above the Post once, Biddsford. -

OEPORT Of the condition Of the First Nation
u nj hank, In Bddeford, 10 the state OF Maine,
NJ close Of business, the sth day OF October, 1870
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Prioss-Northern Sheep and Lambs 81 6o0o
per head In lots, or 467o per b.
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Atss sopy q Ne odsissl esdss. ~
sv<s Asssss. n. n. BuA1ANx, 1>etsssr
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BR0OKLyS COURTS.
SUPREME C0uaI-Sp;clAL TERM.
a New City Judge Befosssd.

before Judge iIatts
Yesterday Judge Nelson. one OF the newly elected
judges OF the CITY Court declined to grant an orde
IN certain case, which he was requested TO grant
by Mr.. Crcoke, lawyer, The Judges refusal was
based upon the fact That there was dispute as 10
his right 10 take his seat upon the bench on the first
Monday in July or the first Monday In January, and
because Judge Thompson was absent from the CITY.
Application was immediately made for an injunc-
ton 10 his Honor Judge Pratt, Special Term OF tie
Supreme Court for peremptory mandamGs COM
polling Judge Nelson 20 act. Mr.. Crookc based his
arguments for the application OF mandamus on ar,-
Gle six OF the constitution and on the opinion of the
Attorney General Judge Pratt directed that tho
following mandanus be served on Judge Nelson
TIE PEOPLE OF rHE STATE NEW YonK TO ruE Hos.
JUDGE NELSON, JUDGE OF TIE Cirr CouEr or EEooA-
Whereas You have been duly elected City Judge the
City Court OF BROOKLYN and have sgen The oath OF once and
refuse perform the duties such Office OF city judge
and especially make entertain motion TO
order dings In the OF am H. Tyler
infant against Bryan Pagan and which complaint We
have ad judged 10 be true,
We do command that you do perform the duties OF
such Judge oi the City Court OF Brooklyn. ana especially
that and entertain such motion before mentioned
Witness Calvin Pratt of the Justices OF the supreme
Court this 9th day OF July, 1870. by order OF he Court
JOHN }. WHITE Clerk.
PnfLIr $. CHooKE, Attorney.
Judge Pratt is to render written opinion on ihe
to-day.
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easily Ak up my returns for what few persons there
are In my subdivision without ever going near them
Now that have got my foot into IL am bound 10
get what little there s % be made out OF the thing"
al believe that's the best way,n George replied 81
am mighty right sure shall not fool away mncn une
on the thing. I have been running AFTER TINS ever
since the 10th day OF May and never dreamed oNt
that should get subdivision out OF when
could make at least three hundred or three hundred
and fifty dollars: but ind now that the one shalp
has given me does not contain more thah soo
peope.p
Now every one VIII see by the facts ana conveisa,
on given above that the returns OF the ninth census
for the Southern district OF New York VIII be
ANYTHING BUT RELIABLE.
IL was earnestly hoped by every good ana lhtenNeni
citizen that protng by the experience OF the bung
ling and unreliable manner In which the last census
was TAKEN those having this one In charge WOMB
avoid the errors OF the latter and make OF this COM
plete success instead OF the miserable failure whch
Il Will be.
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He COUR T S.
COMBINATIONS OF Ferez, the Alleged
Swiss Forger-An Editor Charged with
Forgery-The Grotrian Extradition
Case--An Important Will Case.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Condemnation.


Before Judge Batchford.
The United States Us. TOO Barrels Of Distilled
Spirits-In this case an order OF condemnation was
issued by the Court In default OF proper process hav-
ing been made and no claimants appearing. The
property was seized at Nos. SIS and 50 Park street.
The Ferez Extrndition Case-Escape Of
the Accused from Deputy Marshal.
Francois Ferez, whose extradltion for certain
forgeries said to have sheen committed by him in
Canton Berne, switzerland, was demanded by the
Swiss Consul at this port and granted by United
States Commissioner White two weeks ago, was
sent back to the Commissioner by Justices Batch
ford and Woodruff that the case might be re-
argued, ana the prisoners own testimony, which
had been refused by the Commissioner, be adj
mtted In evidence.
On Saturday the further hearing OF the case was
set down Tor Wednesday next ny Commissioner
White and Ferez was sent back TO Jail On his way
To Ludlow street he managed 10 effect his escape,
and IL still At large Notwithstanding large number
OF detectives are searching tor him.
On the return OF Marshal sharp more satisac-
tory explanation than has been given OF the manner
in which the escape was effected will be demanded
from the officer who had the man IN charge, who
has been heretofore considered trustworthy officer.
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Mr. KIRKLAND said he was afraid the merchants
upon the subject, and appeal II necessary, TO Con-
gress.
Mayor HALL said that Congress was like the big
brother In this instance, and Congress would be
brought in to threaten the Commissioners with.
Mr.. KIRKLAND said that the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury mad already written to them wanting 10 know
what obstacles were in the way and il any relief
could be Afforded.
Mayor HALL said he had no doubt that as things
were going ON the United States government
would like TO possession Of all the commerce OF
the United States. But he for one would try to put
o stop To II.
Mr. KIRKLAND said he thought it was a 1T subject
for Congress.
Mayor HALL observed that 1t was one thing to
talk OF justice and equity but to threaten was quite
anorher thing.
Mr. KIRKLAND said ne protested against the rates
proposed.
Mr. KALBFLEIsCH said he did not come there to
hear such protests, but to fix the rates.
Mayor HALL withdrew his amendment, and the
resolution offered by Mr.. Bell was carried unanl-
mOusy.
resolution was then offered by Mayor Han to the
effect that the compensation and charges for SER
vices performed TO vessels in quarannel should be
as fOOws--BrigS and schOOners, $l2; barks, SIS;
ships, $20 steamers without emigrants SIS; steam
with emigrants, $50. The resolution was car
rled and resolutions were also adopted increasing
the salary OF Superintendent O'Rorke OF the West
Bank from 81, 200 to $4,000 per annun, and that OF
DIR. Mccartney from $3.50 to $500 month during the
quarantine months.
Messrs Sche and Barton and DR.. Bell were then
appointed committee 10 ascertain the harbOr rates
after which the meeting adjourned.
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COURT CAlEND iRS--THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CnAMBERs.-- Held by Judge
Brady.-NO. III. Call, 81.
MARINE CoURT--TRrAL TERA.-Before Judge
Tracy.-Caendar for Thursday, July mos l477
1881, pol, 1884, 1873 1925 1a4l 1443 1852 1856 1906
1927. 1852, 1850, 1904 1905 1907 1928, 1880. 1885,
1857, 1858, 1878, 1874, 1879, 1850.
sUPERIoRs CoURr-NoTIcE.--On and after July s
and up to and including October l the Chambers Of
this court Will be open at twelve NJ.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-Beiorc Recorder
John X. HacIett-The People VS.. Thomas Gordon,
larceny from person; Same VS.. Edward BerrIgau,
Larceny rom person; Same vs.. Fanny Delaney lar
ceny from person; Same vs. John Wilson, larceny
from person; Same vs.. Rachael wersenburH, grand
larceny Same Va. Ann williams and Catharne
Smsh erand larceny; Same ". Henry Field. George
Allison ct e., grand larceny; Same vs.. Mary bono
van, grand larceny same vs. stephen Martin, grand
larceny; Same W. Ernest g. Stahl, grand larceny
same vs. James Enright, grand larceny; Same VS.
Charles ShatIer, grand larceny; Same Vs. John Hart,
grand larceny; Same VI. Chas Rusch, grand larceny
Same vs. James Johnson, robbery; Same vs.. John
Hallcsy, robbery; Same vs.. John Reilly. robbery
Same VS.. Paul Kelly, rape; Same vs.. John Reilly
rape; Same w. James Rearner burglary; Same vs.
Charles Brooks, burglary; Same vs.. James Ryan
burglary; Same w. Frank O'NeI, Frederick Bartel
ct al, burglary; Same W.. Francis Redmond George
Whitney, burglary same vs. Thomas Brennan, iei0
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
The Deaths for Last Week Compared with
Previous Year---An0tber Attempt by the Fat
Melters-The Board Firm-Ah Offenders to

The Deaths for Last Week Compared with
Previous Year.--Another Attempt by the Fat
Melters-The Board Firn-AN Offenders To
be Arrested.
The Board OF Health met yesterday, President
BoswOrth in the chair, and all the members with
the exception or Henry Smith and DR.. CarnOchan,
present
The Sanitary Committee reported adversely and
the Board unanimously refused to grant permits to
FIVE fat meters. The New YORK Rendering Com.
pany were also refused permit.
DIR. RUSSELL, OF the Registry OF Vital Statistics
Department, submitted report of the mortality of
the city. He called attention to the fact that last
week the deaths were ,73. being at the annual
death rate Of over forty per 1000, estimating
the population at 100000. In previous year
for fifteen years has so excessive mortality marked
ether me ponulnS week or any other week OF
The nrsttwo yearly quarters. The mean temperature
of last week was 1877 degrees Fahrenheit and has
been exceeded by the mean temperature OF the cor
responding week for ten years past, only in 1865
when It reached 1885 degrees Fahrenheit. sun
stroke and other direct effects caused thirty eight
last week. There were 269 deaths attributable to
uDder two years. One death from Asiatic cholera
occurred at 100 Thompson street
During the quarter there were 73 deaths from
smallpox; 81 In same time for quarter in 1863; IL
from measles thus year anu 29s last; 2j5 from scarlet
fever this year, and 2S5 last year, as from whoop,ng
cough this year. and 1905 last year; GA from exotic
diseases this year, and AL last; 1876 from rheumatic
diseases this year, and 1,1l6 last year: 40 from sun
stroke this year, against last and other diseases in
the same ratio. The report shows gratifying de-
crease In deaths from relapsing fever and smallpox.
Commissioner GROSS from the Sanitary Commit
tee, reported resolution. which adopted. pro-
vidng certain days for the hearing OF arguments
from fat meters who wish TO explain the best mode
and location for boiling tat in the city, lat meters In
The meantime 10 cease an business, under pain OF
arrest.
MIR. MANIERRE offered a resolution instructing the
Sanitary superintendent to make daily inspections OF
the New York Rendering Company and IN the event
OF being discovered that they melt fat at the foot
OF Thirtyeigbt street the attorney obtain warrants
and arrest the propretOrs. IL land the table
as the present section In the code IL alsucent
the summary arrest OF the Offenders. The counsel
Tor the oial dock company asked few days. grace,
but it was positively refused.
The Board then adjourned