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.,,,. ,rrogu,arites aud swindles in the
hunting down y tie city finances with the same aea s
Wih which he before seem nntroeS and the
coscesens sis place by whose honesty anu e S
ocegRsn.y n beyond all doubt, would be sus,atiyely
pebtnt ~ ea pt alone II would be OF COLI r,ncI
fmpe,a inasmuch as its Importance CONSISTS ~ that
1fs ns y; the fact that It Is necessary ioreron''
Shieb VII ISbt. and thorough Investigation ., Who
@ment Of our finances, conducted by prSst in the
e BEYOND all suspicion OF nav,ng an might res are
SeSsnslbe TO the restoration Of pubic cTnroer In
srd sinoe the honest cooperation OF tns On this &C.
this T" Ss c tSe Change in the s Bas the
an Importance scarcely TO be I'm who have been
ssc IN tbe frauds Which be pros seeoopns
low close on the heels Of the ns MsTor his reques
s results and in ms reS Seatroer only
good viii which il not accompa sTor Hail. in our opin
Ing deed remains nnfI n crave but II ne s and
Ion nSS tbe Necessary @bt and to punish
bHs mse thst been oGm% GsS su as
s sn, 10 hinder their further doubt to the sim
coed to = great cxteI' Ia "
ocrity OF Dis nO"', IN Upon TO TAKE POSSESSION
MAYOR Hall LsS CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
No. n Stf nav indeed be right in as
Mr. ConhmtS s resignation would probably supply Inc
Gs correct psTSsnn as we'll as the response
complaints to stand the test But that should
billy to the justice Oh tne fnrned mnon
upon him T6s Examines esr the case that without susp
every ore sised against Controller himself the rob
S @ been tsr1 by al %h w itS
coinpe,3 Office and with the manner In which
ss,Hess there conducted This s consequently upon
. 20" his cmpUi6s persons who made them
s~Tss guilty O1 such crime or who onrd lent
on 81 suCh critical morIcn as the present to hold
H. responsible position of Controller Now, as Mr. Con
molly will understand or acknowledge the correctness
Of this conclusion, ii will not he very difficult matter
or The Mayor he be in earnest in the conscientious
fIlnen Of his duties, To ind suitable means to compe!
ne DISCHARGE demanded by the interests Of the city, OF
fe present Controller from his office. The Con-
troers office contains valuable papers and documents,
mar; OF which cannot be replaced And experience
that Mr. Connolly is not able to protect from rob-
ey the documents ntrusted his care that he does
not desire Is not disposed to place their supervision IN
responsible hands, call I'm question the right
VI the Mayor to take possession of the Controllers ohce
and take a steps which he may deem necessary for
Me protection OF the books and papers that are found
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o.....rt.tiyes elected nom PortiNnd ere the Hon.
GA r.. % George Tsa
knignh and Mr. Weston r. Miliiken, meSchants Tho
gain makes e Sss Ss banner Soany
The recent departures in Maine and Cslifor-
MIA moye Western Democratic journal to deal out tAess
tcns accents Of alarm; democrats who desire to be
,nstrumental in bringing about reforms must now SEQ
the folly of longer expecting any for the
Democratic party. Let them, therefore, leave Pende-
rel len over the which slavery was aSoSsd
the Fifteenth Amendment adopted, and Joining the Re
that will take an intelligent view Of national affairs and
have the ability to institute and execute the reforms aD
sSSssy BY the i~p'r'd condition Of tho
The Springfield Republican, that eWant terrible,
is lecturng the Woman Suffrage people in Boston about
Of their SINS 1t soundly and properly rates Tho
Womans Journal for the unnatural alliance" which 1t
has been encouraging between their cause and that OF
Gen. Butler; says Dr. Loring is honestly In favor OF
Woman Suffrage but sees evidence that Butler is'
and adds that he to say that would be no EVIL
denoe for nobody believes his assertons OF
the stain that Buffers sham adhesion has brought upon
them cries over the Rev Dr. TTnings shsIp womsns
rights leaders to forget every which the
true Welfare Of their sex depends sSo
the most to theif party thinks "a. Gom ,"s1
7 SuSsTs Butler eo much ane
hopes that may be too late to recall the freaas
who have WITHDRAWN In disgust from al hssoc"',
Butler, and concludes "But whatever Is 10 Dc Done
must be done speedily, sensbly and Win que respeos
TO that estimate of personal honor and public repuao
which prevails among and women OF cnarac, th
The womens cause is suffering more today from the
connection Of Buffers name with 1t than could from
dozen Mrs WOodhulls with their four-and-tweny nus
bands"
LOCAL.
The Executive Committee of the German
American Union Edward Solomon, President, resolved.
last night TO But itself connection with other German
and influential citizens, In order 70 hold
mass meeting of independent Germans at which to take
action for the coming election against the Tammany
Ring.
Assistant Assessor Philip F. Brennan sent
his resignation to Gen. Jourdan, yesterday In conse-
Custom House party.
The Fifteenth Ward Democrats are making
extensive preparations return John Carey from the
With Assembly District to the scat which he Illegally
occupied last year.
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DIED.

DYCKnAs-on Tuesday, Sep, L. william Dy't.aD in the 90
TIE resss .Des Of the family rsa- invited % ,st.,4
further noee TEur'da mofng AZ " o
his ts West Thirty Tbs remains Will -
taken for iutement I, st. Johns Cemetery, EonkeIs
Within Ontario, Canada 49, 49, Rebesca renA
Joseph Ho and mother Of IhonaA hSmA o. s 40
In the 8lst year Of hr age
JoRDAs-Op Tussde the l?h Joseph iordan S.a 6 yssT
william
Brooklyn, K D., TArsisy, i4th inst, st2p m
LUsK-In city the 1870 ,na MARI Hsr'.sl wife CT "ha"
Iusf only dar fhter OF 4 b. Chit~cien Of brokyn
Pun II her Late rsience 81 East Fnryiooeo
ok Friends and relatives ere invited TO DO presesA
pOBNsON-A Ro~k Brook Mosdsy Sspk H. Nxud yoanysa
child and Mary L. Robinson aged rear mouths ana
daya
saOONER-As BrsOin Sept IT, 1871 Anna only child Of AA'A
Smith and Edwin B. SpcaHer, j., aged year n9aE , coa r..
ma relatives friends invites atsesaShe funets w -
,sse ave. neaI Nostrsn THURSDAY LAdat atllocloef
WurrING-A Lsis Geazge Sunday sePA 70 Rbs WIN
ING Controller Of csnes ts sSS y.ai q @ is
Bsinap ESQ., Hartford Coan are invita- 70 tend 'os 'see
iSsn iss1es Hstem depot, Tweu.ysiIih e.. saSpm
Hartfasl pspers plsasAospy'
wHITNORE-p Pennington Coos sspl ~ ssaeoI
whtmore aged fyaar. -. an ,,.,.~>
nersl services house Tnsssday saooo at''"
Interment q the eanrenience OF he AniT
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THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT RE-
PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
ADOPTION OF 1NroErANr RESOLUTIONS.

ADOPTION OF IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS.
The Union Republican Association of the
xIh Assembly District John V. Gridley presiding,
unanimously adopted last evening the following rcsou
Eons:
Iord That Offer grateful thanks 10 THR NEW YORK
TKHusr Errg9 for the noble ami untirng real hev
the frauds aud embeemen committed by
ts corrupt Tanmany Ring.
and resolution OF the Citizens meeting
Institute the Of SEPT 1871 in relation TO
corruption Of city rulrs ana that % Asto
hereby with body OF citizens or
party the corrupt Rog TO restore TO tie
City 1resu the money stolen from the people
That thaFAs due and are hereby tenael 70 Inc
Eee Of this Couat clear and able manner in which he
OF the Republican General
snttee emily District Associations against me
Of the stale Go nmittee prompted alone ny asPh per
aggudfeent ard dsoyay aad That We denOun h
hold create AOc
hons u City and County Of NeS-lork. . . ,,.,
Genoune the attempt made by the
stv parade Of peaceful body OF citizens on
die l OF July last sustained bySaw contrary to
~ Institutions
(rsemen oi police military Of the CITY iH
che exhibited b. them in dispensing Hoous MOD
AMI msias and Oritr
R Tbs, We and support the sentiments enun-
Chairman OF the mon ne
his rnaks made Aug 81 AMI peia vac
the Tsmmany Ring in this city that we
he the sentiment OF tue party zen
S.ru whoever you must mol he asanu
e. act v, rs don BE- Republicans Won are peno'
era don't propose Democrats We are hepnohcan
ar To propose to Us coont attack Of all the opponents
OF The Tsumsny Ring in this city we are fesa, 70
the preorrsnged conclusion tnst poncns
1 be tept Of the ticket wOul The ticket must
h honestly made o. all parties and all interests
Tsmmsny Hall who supply the woes we helu
lcans largely do to elect such ticket are entel 10 a co1
Grafton IA making that ticket
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VOTERS OF TIE TWENTY-FIRST WARD IN
COUNCIL.

GOV. HOFFMAN ASKED TO SUSPEND TWEED
q Co.-ADDREsS BY CONGRESSMAN ROOsE-
WELT.
A meeting of the Independent Voters" OF
the Twenty-frst Ward very largely attended at
C,lass Hail. in Thirty frst-st, last evening and Mr.
xoehler President Of the Association, presided, and
among the gentlemen on the platform were the Hon.
12obt B. Roosevelt ex-Judge VIM Barrett, Counse!oT
Samuel ID. Seward, and Messrs. Robert E. Noonan ana
John Landesman Mr.. NOOnan offered the following
TesoutOns which were enthusiastically adopted:
se without regard pocs opinions will aid the ELECTION OF tie
rgs places ard not allow obscure and dishonest men
g. hold positions Of whose OILS sm TO misrepresen our pp
.ek aud become approprating the citvs wealth
OF gross financial corrupon e1
s.ns having brought shame and disgrace
th Democratic party call his EIceecy Governor Hoffman to
suspend Office Mess Hail. Connolly Tweed and sween pending
Che into the charges against them and bey are
fOund guT punish them the fullest extent 81 the law
The Hon. Robert b. Roosevelt said there never was q
more disgraoefu exhibition OF incomPeteney than the
flng have shown In the last three weeks He thought
they going TO effect immediate change Tor all
this lie did NJ believe that In the King there was
sinSle man who, il standing his own merits could
command election for constable In his own ward
They would show how weak the King Is when nghtlng
the people In conclusion he called upon bis hearers to
Sindcate the principles Of Democracy, and paid nigh
compliment TO Sheriff OBren, as steadfast enemy OF
corruption aud fitting to elect as Senator OF the
District ExJudge Barrett and Counsellor Seward fol-
bowed with addresses IN a similar strain
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POLICE NOTES.

John Mack age 81, of No. 1lS West Iwenty-tourth-
second story WIDOW o. ns A"1 VIZ
dangerously injured. Removed to Bellevue Hospital
John Caulfeld Of No. 615 West Thirty eighth St.
EMPLOYED by hcInye Co., butcheD o. forpethsI ss@ N'-
~ Sosd by n o. evening and Seriously injured
Thomas Herahan, age II, of MOI West Forty,
ps 4, badias .hs be- IA. employed Taken BelaEus
Hospital ~,
Piero Mitchell, age IS, Of No. 50 sprng-st, While
v. severely sc.sd By upsssdns Of the kettle lie VI" sn
Bellevue Hospital
RsS.ys and Twenty loarh stabbed Rehsd Casey ~ the len
ds va penipfe canang wound Csssy vas tsn no
By hs friends and Reddy wh arrested
tn. BOARD Of Police transferred, YESTERDAY, ger
rs.ns D. Carpsstsr on Vie SANITARY sqn 70 zoe re
"a Hojnsu mon Fheeuh Precinct - the sAaaseV
saa.a pstrolnen John Tie sixth rs.sne sac % ~
ssns. To- yiosuon IL dismissed from the peps0h
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, VIZ. rypas. typhoid ss Scarlet, f% Measles ,Ss sol
sept. 49, u . % y %

SEPT g.. u 3
The usual weekly reports were presented, including
The SANITARY Committee extended inspection the
with view cleansing and disinc
much needed The sughhns
found perhaps fair condition of clean
snts however literally employed they hosl be The
Sanitary Inspector ha given specific 70 tae
prooeO d these Embellishments requiring them to clean all tne
premises disnfectsn dolly and literally The Committee are Of
opinion that DO not and eanuot render
carried entirely FREQ from danger 70 the
Association the slaughter and fatmens establishments o. New,f
be tolerated In Their present methods OF conducting taane
Of the public health and the Interests q aes
ing suitable place on the ver front 10 Two
suitably arranged abbatos The shell burning works West Twelfth
the opinion Committee the business conducted det
mental 10 the public health should be allowed most serous
s from defect tie sewer allows the contents to
the cellars and yards OF the adjacent ho1ses proper
have been madf to the Del arnen ruDaG s
He,h Inspectors TIE Dncng Corps have ved % premises
where diseases found and have dniecte ana
"a boue smallpox removed TO hospital oy the Am
bulaue proportion Of the streets and avenues OF ne
tT well A. the public markets thoroughly dnocte With
were dsnfected with quekBme. -, ~,
The Register Records reports follows; nnng the past weed
ens weri So the corresponding piicd OF @
Zymotic affections produced 2l deahs constuons IA; local. %
bs p aeg ~.t had incr nom n
the pas. No deaths referred 70 either o.
fever and but 70 c,rsss. wnoGpns is On. to
dsheal COLI ants IS less than ,he preceding week deaths
wes asebe fever unusually excessive weskg
81 S OF the nnaber deaths 80 oOca public Institutions
the week ending Aug 8 the registered London lS82
P "a deaths were recorded ending In Berlin
week ending Aug a. including M from
aspoI m deaths reported during the week ending
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PERSONAL.

John C. Breckinrdge, say the Lexington
papers, is now one of the hardest working
LAWYERS in Kentucky, and Ia likely to make q
good deal Of money by his profession BE seldom dis
Cnsses politics In these days. having mat they
are in no sense remunerat1Ve.
Mr.. William Henry Hurlbut quotes from
Mr. Ttons life Of Mrs Victoria Woodruff his account Of
her appearance in profile the left side then OF her
appearance In profile viewed over the right shoulder
and wondering adds Mr. I d seen z 10 nave gone
Tie Rev. Thomas Quinn, who was Roman
Catholic Chaplain of the LIST Regiment Rhode Island Vol
unteers during the died recently at Providence r.
l. His friend the Rev. Augustus Woodbury. Protestant
Chaplain OF gment writes Of him to the Rev.
Father Hughes, Brooklyn:
With Father 9ona LEANED TO I him
many loyalty and and fidelity
tSe Door fellows in the hospital spoke very gratefully Of his
kindness and generous sedenis unsehh Christian
man"
Mark Twain has been taken to task for his
version of MI Beechers model church design the whole
thing being regarded Joke, and the veracious CON-
mentaor on current morals after admitting that he may
have been ndiscreet in going into details says As
as can come at It, did not utter falsity but dirged
md pastors powers absolute that their de-
examinations are but Kept TO themselves unt they are
rrevocably compacted into brick ana mortar However
Mr.. Morris Phillips writes to The Home Jour-
ai from Paris "Those who go to Paris with the idea
that thew can live cheaply will be sadly mistaken Be-
fore the war this may have been true but great change
has taken Mace War is costly game. and the Loser
must nav the price. To help pay the Prussan demand
everything has been taxcd-pr0vsi0ns with other com
TDe GOOD dinner fabEs dho s served with wine Tor
five francs and the rate per night for lodging s reason
an3lc and when the traveller gets his bill he is amazed
| with items and extras he never dreamed Of
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,,, xorrc MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The members of the Young Mems Christian
Association of the State Of NewYorK met IN ouca on
Tuesday. The delegates Represented a. 80 " .no
nsa rho members have met inspired with desre to
do rood work. and discussion 70 The baTsss
bic earnest or nss co5pa
IN the psndns sDd 4 5xns s Of
ganzat,9n Vi 0as' held In the First Meth odist
eSnrch Leonard EFsssSns dov fs ss'
e9t I'll aae various good ts 70
the the eeosa
ness me oes OF Auburn Uni Of
n Me ASsny nss.
EInena stsscy Of Hew.York: W. j. Dougall Of
pl.eul
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,sT. LEGRR WINNERS ROY TRl
GOLDSMITH MAIDS RACE AT MILWAUKEE,.
MEASUREMENT OF THE COURSE COMPARISON
WITH DEXTER's TIME

WITH DExTER's TINE.
The recent performance Of Goldsmith Maid
IN her race with Laey the Cold Spring Trot;ing
Course Milwaukee, created great sensation in turf cir
ces. and comparisons freely Instituted betwe.
the Maid and the Acknowledged King OF the TroE
ting Turf the famous Dexter, in instances to tho
dlspsragemen Of the eter and the gorifcaton OF the
former. The uncertainty Of Of the Western
trottng tracks is prOyerDia and TIE TRIBUNE waited
until regular, official measurement Of the Cold Spring
track had been made before indorng the performance
Of Goldsmith Maid, proneuncing her tho superior in
speed Mr. Bonners great trotter The track has
been surveyed by the City Engineer of Milwaukee, in
tho Of several prominent czens and he has
given tho subjoned certificate Of its measurement
hereby certify that have this day made thorough
aud careful survey Of the Cold Spring Course at Mliwa
same three feet from the pole the straight sides
thereof and four feet from the pole on the curved lines
being grown out into the said track at different parts
thereof and to its being washed away Ia other places
TO snky to be drawn at speed around the curved parts
THEODORE d. BROWN,
City Engineer Of the City OF Mlwaukee'
MI,caukee, Sept. \, 1871.
This conclusiveiy establishes the fact that Goldsmith
Maid is entitled to the record Of having trotted mile In
two minutes seventeen seconds But still 1t is far from
proving her the superior even the equal OF Dexor
nor she be regarded such until she has accom-
plished that which Dexter did in the presence OF lO
spectators on the Fashion Course L. IT, June ~ aSS
Simeon HOagand and stephen DUNN to decide OUTSIDE
bets time. no troed the first heat IN ZIG ana Ine
heat and the time does not go on the record put tae
does not nvadate the fact. witnessed by thousands
and timed BY other capable and responsible gentlemen
as well as the judges abovenam,d that Dexter trood
mile in 2:l6 and again in 26i. Until Goldsmith Maid
memorable race With Ethan Allen and running mate on
the OCCASION above alluded to she cannot De as
toniau.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE QUEENS nEALTH-PROPOsED COTTON Ex-
IIIBITION

TIE QUEENS HEALTH-PROPOSED COTTON EX-
IIIBITION.
LONDON. Wednesday, Sept. 49, 1871.
An abscess with which Queen Victoria had
been for some time afflicted opened OH the 4th inst
and is healing satisfactorily.
The training ship Racer, which has been ashore at
Ryde, Isle of Wight foated off yesterday. cotton ex
hbion is proposed to be held ut Manchester In 1872
Prof Robert Bentley, publisher OF Temple Bar, died
to-day. An election for member Of Parliament is pro-
ceeding OF Truro and the indications that Mr. Hogg
the Conservative candidate will beat jenkins, the noni
nee OF the Liberals
The report that Mr. Vernon HarcOut Intends to resign
his seat In Parliament is false The Allen steamships
conveying the mails to Halifax, will hereafter leave
Liverpool Wednesdays The people Of Cardiff are in
tensely indignant that tho American ship Zorect has
put INTO that port with cholera on board.
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THE FALSIFICATIONs OF THE CUSTOM
HOUSE PARTY.

George n. Mitchell, Presldent Oh tHe IHH-
tesuh Assembly District Union Republican Association
denies the report published in The Times, that ne mad
been promised promotion by the Public School Board
he teacher in public school now, but has no reason
70 expect promotion far as any promise from the
School Board is concerned In the same report IL was
stated that George Fl. Mackay held position in the
Department of Public Works that James A. Cowle nelo
position not designated that Coleman was wee ice
Thirteenth District and that cxMarshai Robert Murray
vas an officer of the same organization: MI; Mackay
On any other department. does Mr. COwie hold any
public Office Mr. Murray lie not officer OF the District
Association nor is he q member Of any committee or
delegation Mr. Murray called at the office Of The 1tns
on Tuesday after denying the allegations concerning
LIN was promised retraction when was not maoe'
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rp1scopAL coNvENrION-THE CHENEY CASE.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-The morning session
q, ,ho En,scopal Diocesan Convention was devoted to
listening to the annual address Of Bishop Whitehouse
Ne honed that I'm the future the harmony Of the
church would typify its history In the Church,
freedom Of conscience was admitted within
~. hound. ~ reason and religion. The duty OF the
tS i.naI Church was TO stand firmly by the dOgmas
aud Anglican Church. and mot to ye
way individual within or 10 be- aayocated At the
fpiscoPal but
ts us Welfare Of the faith demanded Il The Bishop Chen
referred TO the Of Cheney dwelling a. r. tne
RUg'It m wn' Mr. Cheney said had been Suspended
from ali bis functions in the OF ~ DT. snG
Of TINT church The congregation also spstanod mn.
and lbs Wsrdeps would only reo9RnSe BlshQp " 4Ve'
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WE4THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, {

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. H. 1871 Il a. IN.
SYNOPSIS for he past hoenty-fo,r hours
The barometer has risen since Tuesday
pcht from Wisconsin to Lake Ontario and northward
II Ins fallen but is now again rising in the Middle and
Eastern States. .,. .u, o,,s,o,o IN
uiso'rt The Temperature has risen slightly on the
Gulf and fallen some Lakes Ontario and Superior
ond south to the Missouri River, aud light
winds elsewhere Dense smoke Is reported rom Lakes
tncTv md Tennessee; partially cloudy and clearing
Ueafber On the Gulf and South Atlantic coast
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably rise slightly on InuIsaJ
on the Gulf coast but fall very generally on ne Aanto
and the lakes after rising somewhat more Tonight
The area of cloud and rain will probably extend north
ward TO Erie and Superior with strong
eye Wcataer extend to the middle Atlantic coast By
rs1a
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house % FIR = 1 tecosnlssd Kr Cheney u minister q
his lsts v:itstDn e Css 6sascS and msintsinsd Ss
original position on On points Of the controversy. He
aes1HdetSh s :s and d.pessd Of them placing
sustained The Bishop closed by assailino tbe
Tendencies OF the day and the conduct Of
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CUBA.

SURRENDER OF CUBANS-THE COOLIES.
HAVANA, Sept. l3.-The lnsurgent Lare anu
five others have surrendered themselves
The local authorities In various parts OF Cuba have
sent to Havana over 1900 Chinese or some their term
OF apprenticeship had expired. while others are ria
ways The first named, according to previous laws 'iS
rc.Irc themselves leave Cuba. The lastnamed VIII
be delivered TO their masters.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

A TENEMENT TO BE VACATED AND SUNKEN LOTS
TO BE DRAINED-WEEKLf REPORTS.
The Board of Health ordered, yesterday,
that the tenement house No. II Cherrys DO vacated
and not rcoccupied until thoroughly repaired and
cleaned. The sunken lots within tho area bounded by
Ninety fifth and One hundred and ninth-sts and Third
and Fifth-ayes ordered to be drained CITY SAM
tary Inspector Morris submitted the following compare
tive statement OF contagious diseases reported for the
weeks ending Sept. 8:
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FIRE IN PERRY sT.-TwENTYTHREE HORSES
BURNED.

A fire occurred last night on the second floor
of the 2story brick livery stable SO Perry occupied BY
Peter c. Wilson, Twenty.three horses burned the
flames having gained such Roadway before the fire was
discovered rs to prevent their rescue. Thirteen
Of the horses belonged to MI. Wilson wilson s Mr
Wilson;s loss b about No,0o. IpsuRed
for 900 by the Aston st. Nicholas, and one other COM
pany The BUILDING owned by isn srs HsrS yauaes
one Of them belonging to boarder: being Ing he'll s at
CAUSED nv the carelessDess OF the mn In
charge In smoking near the hay In the rear OF tne
second floor. None Of the ADJOINING DuhdihSs "oio
dsMaeed