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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-07-21
DEoPLE OF RUTLAND CoUN-

l. TY-TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned
has not left Rutland yet. He can't get away
and in lieu of doing so he has bought Of +. 5. Gil
son his stock of Furniture, Upholstery Goods
Crockery, and house furnishing materials, ana
will continue the business of said ellison at bis
former stand, q Merchants's Row.
We shall make constant additions to our stock
Lie always.
1t is now nearly ten years since we commenced
business in Rutland, and although have not
grown rich and proud in spirit, we feel grateful
nevertheless TO our many patrons of years past
for the generous treatment which we have re-
ceived at their hands. 1t will be our aim by an
honorable system Of business 10 merit a esntin-
uance of the same.
Friends, call soon and often, we will aid YOU in
saving money if you trade with us.
GEO. w. CHAPLIN, Jr.,
july2ld&w q Merchants Row.
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A SCRIMMAeE.-Wo hear of a severe
scrimmage between two women living in
the Swamp" yesterday afternoon, in
which fsts, crookery, etc, were used. TIL
Chief of Police and gphysician we, e
called to administer to the parties
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SUCCUMBED-A peddler's wago'n pass
ed through an adjoining town few days
since, dragging a dead dog ~ chain I'M
derneath his wagon, the poor animal hav-
ing succumbed to the heat.
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THE WEST STREET SEWER. - The
work of laying the sewer pipes on West
street has at length been completed, and
,sravel can row be resumed on that street
the same as before the work commenced
The pipes are laid to near the corner OF
Church street, and are there connected
with the ditch which. has so long crossed
the street at that point in such manner
that the usual amount of water will still
continue to run through the ditch, and
thus into the sewer which has recently
been placed in the rear of Center street,
while in case Of heavy rains or an unu-
sual amount of water, the surplus will be
carried of through the sewer of West
street At different places on the street
there been placed wells or ''water tables,
by which the surface water, which has
hitherto accumulated at different times to
such an extent as to be a great annoy
ance and nuisanc, will be carried off at
once.
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Marrfaaes.

ODGKINS-HOWE-In Rochester, June 5,
by Rev r. w. Harlow, William Hodgkins and
Flora f. Howe, both of Rochester.
HARWOOD-PITKIN-I Montpelier, July
18th, by Rev. VIM. ii. Lord, d. D., DIR. Z. V. n.
Harwood of Rutland, and Miss Emma G. Pitkin
of the former place.
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Extensive Fire at wells River.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT. }
July 10.
About six o'clock Tuesday evening fire
was discovered in the freight depot of the
Passumpsic Railroad at Wells River, VT,
about a mile below the village The
building was story and a half edifce,
about 1870 by 40. Three freight ears lu-
side the depot, loaded with -four, and "A
large amount of wood and bark near by,
were destroyed. Considerable freight is
supposed to have been lost in the depot
Two wood sheds belonging to the Pas
sumpsic road, were burned 10 the ground
with large amount of sawed wood con-
tanned therein. Full details of the deg
truction, with the figures of losses and
insurance, cannot be learned. telegraphie
communication being broken at Wells
River. The fire probably caught from a
locomotive
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The Ames.ButIer wedding.

LOWELL, Mass, July 20.
Senators Pomeroy of Kansas, Chandler
of Michigan, and other notables are here
TO attend the wedding of Senator Ames
and Miss Butler
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BLUEBERRIEs.-B. w. Marshall has at
his store on Grove street, nice lot of
blueberries, and intends to keep them
during the season. See advertisement.
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Canada Editors

BUFFALO, July 90.
The Canadian Press Association arrived
here this morning. They were suitably
entertained and left for Cleveland.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAEBER-
LIN, SFURGEs Co., Commission Merchants,
70 and 81 Faneun Han Market, Boston.
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NIGHT MAus.-Mails are now sent and
received at the Rutland Post Office for
Burlington, Boston and New York, Let
ters deposited in the Herald book store
before Z p m, or in the letter boxes at the
Post Office before OF p. m, will bn sent
on the night trains.
SODA FoUNTAINs.--It Isl wonderful
how the warm weather drives people to
soda fountains. Pond, Fem, Allen u
Higgins, and Paul with their assistants
are kept at work from "early dawn to
dewy eve" and the boys get so warmed
up under the rush, that there is rumor of
negotiating for an appliance to work them
all by steam power.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-07-21

RESTORED TO LIFE-We learn from
the Pre- Press that on Monday afternoon,
the 18th, two boys, Nelson Allen, son Of
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ENTLEMEN,

@ HNTLEMEN'
We have for sale az nice as made, Boots
sewed by hand, and OF the finest grade. The
goods We will warrant to give satisfaction, and
at $500 pair invite your inspection,
A CARD.
All other kinks We shall sell you cheap,
Ladies', Misses and Children's, all styles COM
plete,
Bronze Kid and Black Serge, Kid, foxed and
plain.
And Slippers so neat you cannot complain.
Those 81. rs Serge Caters sell very fast-over
80 pairs sold in one day at
0. W. CURRIER,
No. 6, Merchants Row, Rutland, Vt.
lyl5d&wtf
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A SHowER.-A delightful shower came
about 10 o'clock last evening to the relief
of suffering mortals and the parched
earth. 1t was refreshing, and abundant
thanks went forth from Grateful hearta.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1870.
Arrival and Departure Of Train,
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

For Bellows Falls, l.So & 1850 an, 1920 q.
M, & 1910 p. m.
" Burlington, 1.s0 & t5.l5 a. m, 1920 $50
p.
Bennington, !. 90 & 40 As a. m, t2.l5 p. m.
(" Saratoga, 500 a. m, 300 & Is. 40 p. m.
" Salem, 100 Il 1900 a. M, $l2.l5 p. m, and
t4.50p.m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, 1910 a. M, g. 1900 a. M,
T2.l0 & 1900 p. m.
Burlington, LOO s. *ll.5O a. m, 1915 & 1910
d. m.
Bennington, LIS am, t12 DOM. ,& IS so D. m.
Saratoga t4.O0 am, ~l2. 90 m., & 20 D. M
Salem, $50 q 1880 a. m, 1885 & 1886 D, m.
mail Train. Mixed
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90 AND SEE HIM.

(T
H. A. STEWART, NJ. D.,
Is in Rutland again for medical practice, and can
be consulted on all Chronic diseases until the LIST
of August 1870, at the
STEVENS HOUSE, ROOM No. 3.
Invalids who have not been humbuged or ex-
pect to be humbuged, are especially invited to
call.
The Doctor has nineteen years experience in
the practice of medicine. His examinations OF
the human system will more than pay for giving
him call, as they are made
FREE OF CHARGE WITHOUT ASKING
ANY QUESTIONS.
| Tie sick treated and cured with concern
tragd medicines which he prepares from Fluid
Extracts and active principles of Roots Herbs,
Banks &c.
rs Office hours from q. m. until P. m.
| july2ld&wf
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CROCKERY, FURNITURE, ETC-As will
be seen by his advertisement George w.
Chaplin, Jr., has concluded that after all
Rutland is a good place to stay in. He
has therefore purchased the crocEcry, fur.
niture, upholstery goods, etc, of t, S.
ellison, and will continue the business at
No. 81 Merchants Row,
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INCOME TAXEs.-The Collector of In
ternal Revenue will be at the United
States Court House on Thursday and Fri
day next, to receive income taxes and
license fees, etc.
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MARKETS The butter aad eheeae may
ket in Richmond, Monday, was very dull.
About fifty tubs of butter were sold,
bringing from 90 to 81 cents. Cheese
,f,rm dairy brought from 10 TO 70 cents
pr onnd.
-About seventeen tons of cheese We're
shipped from the HinesburYh cheese fac
tory. Saturday. The shipment Of the
week before sold for IA cents
OFF THE TRACK express freight
train from Schenectady, over the Ren7se-
laer and Saratoga Railroad, due here at 4
a. M, was delayed some five hours on
Wednesday morning from portion of
the train being thrown from the track
willie coming around curve Mt or near
Whitehall. No person was injured, and
but little if any damage was done to the
ears.
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OBuUAKY.-Ira Edmunds of Dandy, one of the
oldest men of that town, and for years very
prominent man of the town. died at the residence
of his son, Ira Edmunds, Jr., in Wallngford, yes
terday afternoon Wednesday,
He visiting at his sons, and on Mondry
was looking over new barn that had just been
built, and in going down ladder to examine the
basement he slipped and fell, and injured hms If
internally, to cause his death in forty-eight
hours. The deceased was in his 10th year, and
was born in Dandy, March 6, 1892. His father
moved to the place where he has since resided in
1893, and there he has always dwet, having sue
ceeded his father in the possession of the home
stead. he held various offices of trust and honor
at the hands of his fellow towpsmen, at one
time one of the Council of CensOrs was Justice of
the Peace for number of years, held the office
OF Selectman and other offices, and represented
Dandy in the General Assembly at six different
times. He had eleven children, ten of whom
reached adult life, and six are now living, He
was always industrious, and had secured quite a
competency. His genial sociability and hospital
ity will be long remembered by the inhabitants
of Dandy
His funeral will be attended at the church in
Dandy Corners, Friday afternoon at one O'Clock
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-07-21

A GENTS WANTED.-$1O PER
"a DAY-by the AMERICAN KNITTING
MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st. Louis,
Mo- iunl7d&w3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-07-21

PI+RI Ry'S PATENT SUPER
~ l. pronounced by everybody the best, az
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CENTRIFUGAL POWER. - We briefly
alluded, on Monday, to the new and sim
pie apparatus. to be applied TO saving and
threshing machinces, which Messrs. Pow
ers & Merriam, who own the right for
the counties of Rutland and Bennington,
are exhibiting at their rooms at the cor
ner of Wales and Center streets. We re-
cur to it again for the purpose of calling
the attention of our citizens TO what seems
to US to be one of the most useful and
valuable inventions of the day.
The results achieved by small amount
of labor on one of their machines is truly
wonderful and must prove of great ad-
vantage to the farmer and mechanic. So
great is the power obtained, and with
such al small amount of friction, that two
men, on" to feed and the other to apply
the power, can, with ease, accomplish the
same amount of work az would have ex-
haustod the strength of several by any
other known method.
Hon. Edmund Burke Of New Hamp.
shire, formerly Commissioner of Patents,
has critically and practically examined
these machines, and gives it as his opin-
ion that il j. simple in its construction,
VERY Efficient in its action, ana nuvel in
its combinations. The driving mechanism
by which il il operated is new, and far su-
perior to the gearing heretofore used for
driving machinery. 1t greatly econo-
mics the power required to operate the
machine, aud makes it available Ms ii hand
machine. He adds that he regards it as
a great and valuable invention, ranking
in utility with the moving machine and
other similar inventions for saving the
heavy work of the farmer
Messrs. Powers & Merriam will remain
in Rutland for some time, and WILL ii re-
quested upon reasonable notice, take their
threehiug machine 10 the barn of any far
mer for the purpose Of threshiny grain,
and thus practically testing liz qualities.
We understand that. within y few duys,
of which due notice will be given, they
will take u>e Of their machines to the
farm of John A. Conant of Brandon, for
the purpose of threshing wheat, which
will be II good opportunity for all who de-
sire to observe its practical operation.
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WANTED BY A FIRST CLASS
w LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, a To-
cal agent in every large town in the state Of Yer
mont. Also travelling agents for Vermont and
New Hampshire. To active agents a larger COM
mission viii be paid than is usually offered.
Address L. A,
iuly2ld&w4wr Springfield, Mass.
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N. Y. stock and Money Marie,

NEW YoRx. July 90.
Governments dun and weak, but very little
doing.
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A Y APPETITE

EOR SALE.
A desirable residence on Park street, in the
village of Brandon, VT, now occupied by A. A:
Atwood, to whom, or to L. N. Briggs, Esq, OF
said Brandon, apply for terms.
July Is, 1870. d&wl5dF
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THE PICNIC.
BY j. Z. THOMAS.

Designed for Schools, Sineing Classes and so-
cisl Gatherings. For Mixed Voices, and also for
$3.50 Voice.. with sparkling Piano Accom-
r,,nsnt. The most pleasing Cantata for Musi-
cal Festivals published
Price in Boards, sloo. Sent postpaid on re-
ceipt of price.
OLIVER DITSON CO., Boston,
IC, H DlTSON CO., New York, Publishers.
iuly20d&wtf
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TNHIS Is NO HUMBUG! BY sending IS Cts,
l. with age, height, color of eyes and hair, you
will receive, by return mail, correct picture OF
your future husband wife, with name and
date of marriage. Address w. FOX, P. o.
Drawer No. a ,Fultonville, N. Y. lulyl3d&w4w
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DIsSOLUTION OF Copartnership.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
name of Prindle, Burnham & Temple, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Fl. PRlNDLE,
S. E. BURNHAM,
Z. L. TEMPLE.
Rutland July |, 1870.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and Medford
ted for the Rutland HERALD.

For the week ending July 20, 1870.
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Connected 20ttb the SiGty-Siacth Commencement
Of the UniUerSity Of Terma0,at and State Ag-
cultural College, 1870.
, 1870-07-20
To LEASE


TO LEAsEI HAVE sO3tE FINE LOTS N !
1WTod CO CtEhcurahav.; also. cne on StateFt thst
~ tssse fsr nTr or ten Jra7s. GEO. a. utSS iii
, 1870-07-20

Pendcncc, on condition, to be settled before
hand, that the Cabans shold agree 10 place
themselves under the protectorate of PRUSSIA,
and should ask for it.
In return for the boon OF independence thus
secured, Cubs was VA to pay to Spain tho SUM Of
o'e Hundred ., mlllloAs Of dollars, and the pay
Eent OF thlh sum was to be guaranteed by
Prussia In consideration OF this guarantee.
md Of the protectorate. the Sorth-Germau
Confederation waa to have the use Of the port
OF Havana, OF the Gulf Of Sipe, OF any other
Whtefs OF Cubs, for tue purposes Of naval
etatons.
1t il to te understood that This plan was
BAmsrk's, ., and that part Of tlse one hun
ared ruiuiHus Of dollars has alreAdy been
advanced 70 'prim By German bank
ing hou-e in London, upon Yismark' y
responsibility. This banking house has for
come time past had Al agent in Havana, IN
EnglishmAn, sounding the disposition OF the
HASanA spanarus with reference To Prua-
elan protectorate.
In the opinion Of Count Blsmark, It is vety
desirable for the North German Cdhfedera-
t,on to acquire foothold in America, such ~
tMs Cuban Arrangement would Afford, other
"lee the confederation can never become a
naval power Of the first claes. The limited
sea COST and the fen harbors
development Of maritime force out Of lie
qfcsuop- We arc assured that the late Lord
Clarendon ssseEted to this plan, and gave al
Po-t'ble Md to lts contamination during the
last portion Of tns life. His probable object
Vas to plevent the annexation OF Cubs to the
United States. That such was his policy is
confirmed By the fact that all the despa:ches
from the DIitisl Colonial Office 10 tue Gov
ernors Of the Bahamas. Jamaica. and the other
Df1tlst West India POSSESSION direct them to
Illustrate al expeditions frum the Ucited
>tAte IN aid OF tue Cuban revolution.
, 1870-07-20
strange Movements Of Vessels.

'N't t's ~'fu "A tNtNt JNy 1h
~ said that prominent representative OF
the 1Iussian Government, in tiis city. on Sst.
urday received despatch from the other side
inrtsuctin6 him to oren negotiations at once
ior the purchase ef var ycssels, to be added IA
the naval force opposed to France. The par
tleuars atu not accessible ut present, but il IL
believed that purchases will be speedily effect
ed. This was stated in yesterdays Tiul+s Now.
It appears that other strange things arc tein,:
ioEc at this port. A swift steamship il being
rapidly lifted up, under tho rery eyes of th3
brooklyn Navy Yard officials. with guus, am
nnhitlon and stores, 10 be used, ii Is said, AZ
russian lrivateer. Tie men have been re-
efn'ted. aud one Of them, iu convers,tioo
viii our reporter, yesterday, DECLARED that
TIE vessel would sail out Of New York today,
mere was a1nrsinl.ty Of further delav, he
SAID. hut he believed that cyc1ythinf, wo,,is
work Ia'dEab'y for an early start, Z ,lsrinr
commaLder has been chosen. who yas trained
III our navy. aud his men are all picked from
among the best g1lnsitrs AMI sea,urn to be
louh': anywhere. They are p.ilcipaily Ger
mans. and are promised large share Of
course Of his search fer ncws
smother reporter found tLat an IRON s"s hl;r
CT c:11Ter-build, WAS lying Oh the Jerecr F7ats
takt:'s III cargo OF guns and powder She IL
a INN, "el-btuls vessel, and could easily be
sulnea 10 eood account as nprivatcer. The
are lishls Suspicious, and it is said tia, men
gre being slowed away iu I,cr holl. to be
brought forth at The fight time. for service.
She IL ostensiblr designed for Campeacher.
and may be intended for Cuba. hut there aro
strong Indications Of her choice for tnn other
mission. or .ourse the Irussian Consul mo.
iesses entire ignorance Of the whole uatier.
but ii almost 7estain 1hcro IL something in Il
after az. Arrangements, BY the way, ars b.
ahg made to arm some OF the Germau steam
en- and then to allow them to resume their
,r1ps to the other sidc thus prepared fol de-
, 1870-07-20
CHICAGO. July 10, 1850.
Taking tkF Eeusua.

-"'nt 1~HsS'F ~ 1AS GAfod0 Tsbkn<.
50 much has ueen published lately IN regard to
me censns that both the people aud -ussef must
nc Tired OF recalling abort II but communication
n xoar Issue OF to-day does Injustice s appears TO
mel 10 our c!lzehA "Cenaus Taksr" com
sncnces bJ calling himself an !" unfortunate iujj-
Nuaal III haYtitg received the appointment he an
nlfea fof- He next accuses our ~ uabot,s, =
af1stoeratE. etc, Of lack Ut intelligence and
SLls z! calling our government stingy Uncle
samuel u COURSE We all must conccJe lha1 thu
amount OF par In some divisions Is not sufficient
ior the amount Of labor performed; !;
hut II We have made bai bargain
let us abide hr Il without grumbIlng; aud / must
ray that IN my DIVISION with very few exceptions
have met With the utmost courtesy aud polite-
ness from al. mafc aud female, rich and poof
Of the Wcalthest families In the city, a. also the
Toorst-ffona the ma1h1efrunt TO the aaty
Ind cannot account for lhe trials and tdbuIa-
LOIS OF "Censns Taker." We are instructed
TO "1espec, The preiudices Of all, " s,lapt
our Inquiries to The comprehension Of for-
eensrs and OF persons Ut limited educa-
t:uu," hHi "nlAke as little chow al
pLssbc Of authority" By following these tn-
sfructinns have been Ahlu, ~ far, to oh.ain
al the required Information without lnsoltner
Ittm mastrst mistress, or servant, an.l having NOW
neafly completed ny l3hofs, must take this op-
f07Lnity OF rendering MY thanks u the people of
ult Filst Ward tespeclally The ladles} for their
tuut1ttsy and prompt Responses to all the 1ues-
tiotn II has p.en nJ duty to ptopound to them:
:ltls' would also rrqnest III th!s connection thai
II any person has been accidentally overlooked In
lny division. they would confer favor ly Tcport-
ihr The same TO the United States Marshal as early
~ lossil''c- ASSISTANT MAhsaAL
CHlcAGo, july ~. First Subdivision
, 1870-07-20
THE NATIONAL GAME,
second Defeat of the Milwnu-
kcc l'cts--Scorc, is 10 IL.
The Tour of the White Stockings
Result Of Twenty-one Games,
667 to 297.
The Great ktcd .<toc1ifnE-11nr-
vnrd 6sslnc-An Excite
lug Time.
AxA{t[KS VS., CREAM cf1yS.


Again Mtlwn1keeH hase tal1 Zine have learned
what ii Is to leave hosur with full intention and
expectation of shon Ing Chicago how The zane
kha'.t .- played II va. Seneraly suppoee,l that
itr cream tii.s ~rrs sonlethlnc extra ~ strict
y amateur e's' f'H Milwaukee hid pstted hersel,
rAt'ssNt! upon their prowess, pointing to The
ta.f that fheE rradiy defeated ChtcAxu cluh nor
lo'e since: Tut when this same club turne,t s.,onf
st;h "nrs:rt' their former cunQucsnfs. without
even i'lasiug crrdliabie game to do H. II began
:" - SUSPECTED Inst hasc hall Was nor M.lwAu.
49,, Nsn 'sr:.. either as to execution or crit
.t'sM. u MS opinion became a txt4l fac. y,ss-
tel'A, afternoon, when the Amateurs. u-x...nt1n.
the VI tae Wen8cSr mines, and p,a51n- ono OF thc
f,sEss,s d. ldlng games OF tho ssasoa. in,,ictiur
.trd.,'ns ., 30 upon the vis!Ioss. Ia realty the
titiu. I hss are = POOR clut-ao faor mat tnt.
Hshlstrs AMI Amateurs feel quite asaaule,f ot moi
Las!n- ttastn them very much wore Take ont
.ht ftatss--Hth't, tht nrst iasrlu4a Win n.ats
n:> iHs.fi'n snl~.gtly-an1 the Cream CitTs woulf
n ,1atrsl i9 * iea>1 zen juE.us c!utts Of tn;s
.ht. the Hati.s nf Yesterday cx..s far 10 special
Atntti save that IL WAS vefy ttrcfr, lu.itciuualr
ai4! Satisfactorily nnPlleI bs III. ksx.l Of thu
Eaf'ten titss. pEesumInv upon bis stnt:ntss In
ealing balls. fanr os five Of the a1itwauketans sie-
'"d;. waited ta tr sent to INST IL this manner,
a'st the r,-sil1 that each tu1k bach teal on
called sirltts Below Ii
, 1870-07-20
BOARD OF HEALTH.
N+tort~ "f the Health 0nirer nn.i -auttnr,
Superfnt rnarnt,

Yesterday, at p. H., was the time for tho repu.
lag meeting u the Huani OF Health, hut for want
oi quorum the meeting could not be held. The
1o!!oWlnE are the usual routine reports:
Aealth OHlces RntnaIu reported the abatement
OF lOls nnlsances. ami that S. premises were con
ntc1ed with street seWers -" wv
Inc sanitary Superintendent reportct1 at deaths
last week, being Ill Increase of ii on tho cnr'
IefponnlhR week VI last year, aud decrease Of /
o. tne preceding week OF this year, OF the dead
'!s "tre mates an'l lis females.
ny hats!tlcs we're: Bohemia, France, NORWAY.
oteL!allf', 6cttcn, and Unknown. each. Cauaia
!: eHisaro u na1Ise parents. b; ot foreign pa-
Ishts, III; other parts Of the Em1eA States i5
Germany, Il: Atlantic Ocean, ;; Holland i.
The mortality s'F wards was Is follows: Frs,
Wat,1, 3: sectnd, 10: Thsnl, &: Fourth, S: Fifth.
q; siSth, l.; Seventh. 70; Eighth, u: Ninth. Is ;
Tenth. 8: Eleventh, 16; Twelith, S; Thlreenta, ::
Fourteenth. 5; Eltsetuss, II: Sixteenth. il; sey.
rntt.nth, Is: Eighteenth, II; Nineteenth, 9:
sts: :; Immigrant Jewish Hospital, /: Protes,a,i
oiGtlaE Asylui', 3: st .Jnsephs Orphan Asruu,. :.
iht nsnal weekly observations OF the Sunrrtn-
t:htiti.1 tild not apNar. OWING 10 tls Illness nj,
Iii.s VINO Represents the boar, from the Nest
tn.ston: IS ~ nlerartons condition, aId /, IL
learcsl that le Wlll EUt recover t1Un thu .rkucss
Which has Frustrated hin, for some HIM.