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70 meet actna buyers The sales ~cre about so,oso
ssSsd ss amber 9 n sore 'ssdo asd d ig 3 Tor
%s bot q sd wSe 5 n co@ ss % s, s
DID, ;sc for new yellow on the track. ami Toe IKE for
steady, though very active for West.
ern MIXED n store and aa9a and c 5o for white with
nominal At @c s5c; saes est evening. 30 oco bushels
svTss western mn. .oa s1 $780, aSa nominal " 0''
fnEIenTs There was but h.e INQUIRY for berth room TO-
The charserng business also neglected.
Ss nv
bacon a. qs go boses yes DO A. s 40 eGss s beef I log
loo boxes cheese ss o pastagess s .lOw % The nom
So s;cs pork s!S sass .lsysr ,:s :ssd
Of wereA German bark hence to Bremen $500 quarters
m ns ss been EN- m oseSs CO, II Ss e @
Foreign was entirely neglected and nominal We quote @.
cqsa-cenrfugAl and mixed. ..ise. = sSc lso. zoe
Mascoyado. refining ... &c. sc
> Muscoyado, grocery - S9c. SSc
Porto Rico, ..:..............-.-.... a &c n sc
S;neisn Isands nds.......-.......''.. = "a zoc 3sc.
NAVAL sTo..sfhe market or spirits turpenns wa:
S AND ns. 5
g 100 bb, pale So Tar remained dull and nominal at
fTTucIISs.S market for refined remained dun and
nhange Quoted at asc for sargoes and &C. for contracts
81 o
but a s hss .
on was without change remaining dull at sc Al the
upper 's q 2'
phiadelpha market vas dull and nominal at assc for re-
Tsoy,sISSs 10. packages: s.et u ao
ssa @ and rss. I .ar % sn, se
nary. sii W., s4 81 loS
$ls % for new extra prime Bacon remained quiet
ns aE short s % rs city ss oar
pryas Beef remained quiet ana uncsansed we
mess. si sIs tsT sss.s mess, sis sis for prime
S s ing
sSrs
sssd s 'lfs pisked sS sH bellies, n @
;se 7Ae sagar.cured and smoked hama Al 49, a l4sc:
300 tier.s. Western 81 ase and 80 ,lsree. MOL
FAIR "r o % efqss ana & for ey ses as ~
Ees with sales 500 terces M Within the range e.
@ s Te up ns no S n cs
at &C. sc Tor Carolina, 7c 1896 for Patna and Sac
sueAshe was dull There wa, very e
soa far R @ ana @ e Soss At TO-
ksanea 90 quoted at Hso 2s for and sss
%Gn "ng rfnns SIC oss sS i'r r%e sCSa ssn, fair ore re
saos r,Ss4y Sc saoS a's
= c aS 0snss q 20
s9c. 9lc. do. 10 to IL, 9J4c 10c Is to IL, l0c.
10 do, IL TO 49, 11sc 2c. do - to 20, 1ac l2ec
do, white ls4c. l31ec, Porto Rieo-Common to prime
refining s5oc a.c fair choice grocery g5c l0lic
Brazi-Duloh standard, Nos 8 to ia Tag as4c Java
Dutch Standard Nos 10 to IL 91c l0c Manis
and extra SUPERIOR Tt,c. SsIc.
sTEARINE was dull l. in the absence of business
TREY nominal.
TALLow was in demand and steady. The sales
80 hhds prime city at 9c aud 400 bbs Western at
9isc
WnIsKEY.-Recepts. 78s bbs The market only mod
active aud lower prices The sales 25 bbs
ut 954c.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BEsTE--Css ALLos.-On Tuesday. December %.
1871 at ST. Peters church, Barclay street. New
YORK, by the Rev. Father NJ. J. U'Farreil, CHARLES
+. BEsTE OF London, Eng, TO IRENE, eldest daugn-
ter OF Juan Manuel Cebalos, OF Santander, SPAN.
No cards.
MATTHEws-CRAwFORD.--O THURSDAY Dccem-
Der II, at tho residence or the BRIDES parents by
the Rev. u. Brainerd Ray, FRANK A. MATTHEWS, OF
Madison, n. j., TO MARY T., youngest daughter OF
Nj. .. Crawford, Esq, OF Harlem. No cards.
MCNErLL-TILT.-On Wednesday, Dccem Der 81,
at st. James church, BROOKLYN by the Rev. Charles
w. Homer. JOHN MCNEILI, OF this city, to MATILDA
j. TILT, eldest daughter OF Henry Phillips, Esq, OF
Brooklyn.
SARLEs-MULLINER.-At Little Silver, N. j., on
Wednesday, December u, by the Rev. John w.
Sarlcs, ID. d., M. A. SARLEs to Miss MARY SOPHIA,
eldest daughter OF Captain William Robert Mulliner.
No cards.
SIcgLEs--GUERRERo.-In the United States Iega-
tion at Madrid, on Tuesday, November 2S 1871 by
HIS Grace the Patriarch OF the lndias, MAJOR Gen.
eral ID. Il. SIcKLEs United States Army American
Minister IN SPAN, to CAROLINA, only daughter of
the late Don Jorge Amador Guerrero OF span
WuLIkMs-GRITMAN.-On Wednesday evening"
December 20, at the North Baptist church, by the
Rev. John J. Brouner, hraH H. WILLIAMS to
CATHERINE r.. GHIrMAS. Also az the time,
JAMES Il. GRIrMAN 10 HESRIErrs L. CAPRoN, VI
Troy.
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BAD MANAGEMENT.

To EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
since the removal Of the express and trains running
north of Yonke from the Thet street depot 10 the Grand
Central depot the patrons OF tho ionker special trains have
been subjected TO much annoyance and Inconvenience,
by the irregular running Of the trains The morning
New York invariably behind time, and the pa
tent the various stations are Obliged TO
wait from ten TO thirty minutes for each train. The
ducors inform the passengers that they cannot
leave Nonkcrs tine a. tnere are so
many express and way trains stopping and passing
Yonkers that the 'speca obliged to walt beyond their
time afternoon often delayed aud
leaving Thirtieth street AZ 5b r M frequently does
arrive the depot (frc Yonkers) until 49, then
passengers hurried aboard like cattle, and many
to stand although there generally empty cars In
the yard Certainly there be excuse Tor such bad
cement, and the President OF The road VIII remedy
serious drawbacks TO railway comfort II viii DO appre
FORT WASHINGTON
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.

The Southern State bonds were generally strong,
although the best prices not maintained 10 the
close, except for the virginias and Tcnnessees.
which were the feature OF the 0ays business in this
department OF the Stock Exchange. The following
were the Anal street uotations:-Tenncssee, ex.
coupon, e3h q 81; do. new, 63 q o.; virginia, OK
coupon, 81 60; Go. registered stock. old, 46 SO;
do. sixes consolidated bonds, So q 561l; do sixes
deferred scrip % "a Georgia skies, 70 o rs; do.
sevens, so q 90; North Carolina. ex-coupon, 81 a
"a; do. funding 1865. 30 %; do, do, 1865 Is 20
DO, new, IA IS; do, special tax, IL Ia Missouri
skies, es q es,s; TO- Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 90
93X; Louisiana sixes go 65; do. new, 81 81;
do. Ievee skies, 63 q 65 do. do. cights, IS q So;
do. do. do 1875, IS 80; do, Penitentary scvens,
65 10; do, railroad eights, rs 50; Alabama fves.
so a 85; do. cights, 90 100; do, do, Montgomery
and Euiaula Railroad, 90 95; South Carolina skies,
40 50; do. new, January and July. 24js %: do,
do. Arril and OCTOBER az a ss Arkansas skies.
funded, so 65.
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER.
The stock market unsettled and lower, with
an average fluctuation OF about one per cent. A
fairly active business took place within the limit
mentioned which was preserved by reason OF the
fact that whine the "Dears were covering with
each rally OF the market the "busr were selling.
the latter furnishing shc stocks which the lorAef
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THE FOURTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
lIismanagcment Of Its Affairs.

To EDITOR HERALD
The of this road has long since become
byword throughout the city The running Of freight
track with horse has within the
last days OF cold and dsaRreeabe weather called down
upon the whole rgime. It u in fact political
chine for the benefit of politicians and fol-
The comfort OF those who pay their fare the
road is matter Of secondary consideration only Among
the ouragcs perpetrated by Its principal officers
upon those who forced seek employment thereon
condnc,ors Mr.. Brown, tho superintendent, whatever
OF kindly feelings there may be In his nature,
IL deprived Of the privilege Of often doing justice
by the mcn whom he serves He is reduced TO
political tool by hts employers, ana extend to HIM
the charity his position deserves Condnctors receive their
appointments and often have TO walt five and weeks be-
fore they can get "badgc and car The consequence is
get they desperate and often appropriate funds
will only 6e retained they Smske hay while
the Shines" thankful II month two will give them
TO furnish with food clothing
they turned of and before they other
poyment. The receipts OF this road, therefore,
amour, to about one-haf what they ought TO be.
Mr.. Browns system ID all wrong Conductors should
least be treated like gentlemen until they proved
otherwise should given fair compensation for their
This would insure to the company full returns
give to the conductor the sasfac
ton that he held the position OF honor and trust
humble belief is that Mr.. Brown Is not . suitable per-
superintendent and should be replaced His father
. politician, obtained his appointment, and his influence
only, believe keeps him In his position. CONDUCTOR
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ANOTHER EMBEzzlsMENT CASE.

a Washington Street BO0kkeet4F Appropri.
nies $3.50 Of His Employers' Ennds.
John b. Lawrence, OF 1872 Carlton avenue, Brook.
yn has tor several years been in the employ Of
firm OF George Balm Co., OF 317 Washington
street. Ever since his first connection with the firm
ne has enjoyed the unbounded and most implicit
confidence OF the gentlemen who compose
It, and it was not until yesterday that
these parties ascertaincd, to their utter
establishment, that their confidence was
being abused. Mr. Lawrences duties, among
other things was to make the usual deposits for The
firm In tie Irving National Bank. On the 23d
slant he made up the bank account, which consisted
OF checks, notes, &c, to the amount OF 81 7S0 but
instead OF dep0siting that amount he deposited
$2,U3i, having taken from the first mentioned
amount check on the National Broadway Bank
drawn to the order OF George Balm & Co.. and en-
dorsed by George Balm, for the sum OF $780, by
George o. Muford. This check he presented TO the
payng teller OF the Irving National Bank. who,
knowing him to be connected with the firm OF BAN
Co., cashed II, and he appropriated the same to his
own use. When Mr.. Balm spoke 10 Lawrence In re.
gard to the case he acknowledged having done as
above related. whereupon Mr.. Bain called an officer
and had him taken TO the Tomos Police Court,
where Judge Dowling held him TO bail In the sum
OF $1,000 to answer at the Court OF General Sessions
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THE BLACK CROOK" CASE.
Mrs. Van Bmsllirk Held to hail in the sum
Of $1,000.

Mrs. Van Bmslkirk Held 10 Ball IN tue sum
Of Sl,JOO.
The case OF the "Black Cfooku ballet girls against
the irate Bond street boarding house keeper, after
some half dozen adjournments, finally came up at
the Tombs Police court before Judge Hogan. yester-
day afternoon. The counsel for the defence waved
an examination, and announced that his CLIENT
Mrs. Van Buskirk, was prepared TO give bail.
The counsel Tor the prosecution. Mr. WILL
liam +. Howe, became quite indignant at
this mode or procedure, and declared that the
defence was afraid to have an examination OF the
case. Considerable forensic hlghfaluIin was In
duged In by the counsel bOtn sides, at the con-
clusion OF which Judge Hogan decided to hold Mrs.
Van Buskirk to bail IN the sum OF $500 In each OF
the three complaints lodged against ner. and to
send the papers to the Grand Jury forthwith. After
some little delay gentlemen were found willing to
give the required pail, which done, the entire party
consisting OF nine ballet girls. Mrs. Van Busklrk and
lady friend and some half dozen reporters and as
many spectators, retired.
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The quotations based cotton running quality
more half grade below the grade quoted
FLoUR AND GRAIN. -Receipts-Four. 1885 bbls.
$50 bushes barley, 10000 do The hour market
d and unchanged There was very little shipping demand
confined to about $500 bbs Rye -four dull The
sales about y bbs, NJ rs 10 So IS for supcrdne
Southern -four dull and nomnay unchanged. The
about $50 bbs Corn meal quiet but steady
hear OF Of ll6 bbls ~ is for Marshs caloc
delivered, x3 85 for Western, 50 Jersey
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A Smallpox Remedy.

The following statement of correspondent Of the
$tockton (Cal.) Herald has been gong the rounds OF
'the papers. An ex-Calfornian says he has seen it
sested with entire success. We reproduce it, there
fore, for what 1t Is WORTH
II herewith append recipe which has been
nsed, to my knowledge. In hundreds Of cases
AZ Will prevent or cure the smallpox, though the
pitting are filling. When Jenner discovered cow
Isp0x In England the world OF science hurled an
$Avalanche OF fame upon his head; but when
The most scientific school Of medicine In
the world-that Of ParlS-published this
Ncipe as q panacea Tor smallpox, 1t passed
Nnheeded II Is as unfailIug tate, and conquers
an every instance. 1t Is harmless when taken by a
We'll person. it will also cure scarlet fever. Here
1s the recipe as have used 1t, and cured my cnil-
dren OF the scarlet fever here it is have used it
TO cure smallpox; when learned physicians said
khe patient must die 1t cured-Sulphate of zinc,
= grain; fOxg0ve tdig,tans, one grain; half tea
gp00nful OF sugar; mix With two taDlespoonsful OF
water; wnen thoroughly mixed add four ounces OF
water. Take spoonful every hour. Either dis
Ease Will disappear IN twelve hours. For a child
Bmaller doses, according TO age. H counties would
compel their physicians to use this there would be
no need or pest houses. II YOU vaiue ADVICE and
experience use this lor that terrible dsease.u
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Included in s5
livery middl'nG the sales have been olows:
Last evenngFeeruary loO Ct 20 !sc loo At March,
d a. al AZ Issc Jana.ry a p a a S &
At ls elise February. loo Al 70 lse O .. 2oc.
200 a. il islsc., 900 a SOc. March, zoo sSsc,
SSS =. sisc sSS 4. sec May 200 a so1c ros. i6so6
bales Grand total 1850 bales Rates cotton TO foreign
sail 1870 Va. To !lavre, by steam, ie gold sa a.c To
so Bse pos by sa ne so1
The receipts at the ports sum up thus Gaveson 3ls
ION, 64u; Wilmington 57a; Norfolk, ~; Baltimore "a;
wecx y,3y2; this day last year. 1918. WI quote -
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= = Hrs sSi~s&r = 'i>A
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
il 81, l,8I7,5oo. '.' ,,..,.' ''st,s

The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New YORK, 125; Manhattan, 150; Merchants,
l2o ex dividend; Mechanics 1919; America, 14O;
City, 900; Phenlx. 1o5; Merchants Exchange, 90,
ex divldend Leather Manufacturers, 175; State
OF New York, 1o6K Commerce. 111h. ex dividend;
Ocean. 10; Mercantile, 12O; Pacific, 100; Bank OF
the Republic. ll5; Hanover 1922 Shoe ana Leather,
14o Continental, o3; st. Nicholas, 116; Common
wealth. IS; Importers and Traders, 100; Park 155s;
Fourth National. loo. ex dividend; Ninth National,
10s; Bankers and Brokers' Association, 75 German
American, l06H.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the BIDS for the railroad
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'~csN4uis. sS..;::ts,-r q !.
STREET QUOTATIONS..
Five O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNEsDAY, Dec. 27-6P.M.
CoFrEE.The market continues quiet, bnt very rm We
hear of sales of 50l Ro per North America at 1Hc
also 2,200 bags at Baltimore, per Mary Wright,
private terms. We quote :-Cargoes (Ro) ordinary,
l6c. l6Ac.; do. do fair l61c. l6'4c; do do
good, l7ac F1ec; do do. prms, 1sc. &c, god In
bond, 50 days. Maracabo 19c 2oc. Laguayra Isc 20c
duty paid.
CoTros.-The inquiry for cotton on the spot very
moderate c Decline the market closing heavy and quo
taons luina For future delivery transactions were
light from ll6c hc lower prices The sales reported
'Change as follows:-
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wanted. Outside OF the general DRIFT OF the market
there was exceptional strength in Reading, Pitts
burg and Western Union, ana special weakness In
Erie, st. Paul and Union Pacific.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest ana lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day.
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Both Mr.. Innis and Mr.. Roosevelt have new boats
constructed on an improved plan, and highly
finished IN every respect. Mr.. Inns' boat has all
ITS iron and wire work nickel plated ana Is con-
sldered TO be the
FINEST IcKBoAr IN THE WORLD.
1t fs the HAL.
The annual meeting OF the Poughkeepnle Associ-
alton was held on Christmas wncn the following
officers were elected:--Commodore. .. IL. Booth;
Vice Commodore, John Roosevelt; Secretary, Foy
JQhnston; Treasurer, Hudson Taylor Judges
Henry $. FROST, Hudson Taylor and William q. Ar
mold.
it was decided
TO HOLD ONE REGETTA THIS WINTER,
the prize TO be paid by the association ana none
but association members TO compete for IT,
IL was also decided to give individual prizes In
viting oil lceb0ats on the Hudson river 10 contest
for them. A committee was also appointed TO
INvITR THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS
20 P0ughdecpsie participate in an lceo0at excur-
sion ny or down the Hudson. Ii IL hardly possible
that the Duke can accept the invitatlOn bus should
he do so he will 20 back to Russia with an idea OF
iceboat speed such as he never had before. IL was
proposed also should he come 10 present MIN with
the boat winning the prize In the coming regatta.
Eight miles south or here Is the
NEW HAMBURG ICEBoAT ASSOCIATION,
irving GIlnneli, son Of Moses II. Grinnell, uommo-
uore. Inc association owns eight boats, as ion0ws-
ryng tiouu, Qul Vlve, Phantom, Qnickslep, Nesper,
) Scud, Wh!n and Daisy. The dag OF the club rs
crimson swalow-tail burgee. blsected by white
diagonal stripe containing the Initials OF the club.
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Eliza ONeill, an IRISH woman. fifty years OF age
WHO lived at 325 East Thirty-sccond street, was
found lying dead AT the bottom or a night OF base
Tnent stairs with her neck broken. she having iaen
down the stairs while intoxicated. The remains
were sen; 10 the Morgue and Coroner Youug notified
90 ."id tunuesL
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Total cost OF road and equipment. sb5s7 xI0b3b3
gers carried, 3509 20S; freight 4. S44 Dos tons av
erage speed twltn stops) % miles per nonr lin mo-
tonl, 26 miles; express 80 and 40 miles: coal car
ried, 2l99, AIS tons expended for repairs, build
Ing, &C., S3, 2,e4S; repairs OF machinery, cars,
&c 81 354, ga; office expenses agents, conductors,
damage to property, &c., $4i1502.
The earnings SIT, 1863 OO5 SO. 247 8s7 OF which
was from passengers ana $l3232, 235 from freight.
The net earnings amounted to $l1s,2 1S2 per-
sons were Killed on the road and i3l injured.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports, exclusive OF
SPECIE from the port OF New York for the week end
ing December 26, 1871, was s4,04s, 1904.
The following shows the exports, exclusive Of
specie, from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending December 20 and since the beginning OF the
year.
1862 1870. 1871
For the week. S3,241,9l1 s4,16s,S15 $4,O4S S94
Prev reported. 1927Ts,2Ol 190 622 233, los LAT
Since lan. CLOG 10 II a5 22a 4. S22- 251
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RARRErro.--On Monday, December 25, at his
Blythe, Nestchcster county, FRANCIS
BARRRrTO, In the 5stn year oi hts age.
The relatives ana trends OF the family are re-
spoctfuy Invited 10 attend the funeral, at St Pc
tcr's church, West Chester. on Thursday. tne 2sth
inst. ~ oie 9'slocA. Vagrtagcs WI " ~ N9st
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THE eRAYpEsr rcrBoAr RACES


on the Hudson that has ever been recorded Year
after year improvements have been made In Ice
boats until now they have nearly reached perfec-
tion. At 1rst these novel craft were OF short.
dumpy construction made out 0f Unlocking timber
rough hewn and roughly put together. Now the
Bkill Of the best workmen is brought into play IN
building them. The 0ld.iashloned iceboat was
loaded down with heavy joists, hemocK boards and
cordage rigging; now 1t is skeleton rugged throu gh-
out with hollow timbers. taper.ng spars aud boom
and bowsprit, wire rigging long, slim runner plank
aud ash and walnut seat boards. The old fashioned
iceboas did we'll at fifty miles the hour while run.
ming
MILE MINUTE
is q common occurrence with the new oae--yes a
mile and half O minute. P0ughkeepsle can beat
the world In che iceboat business. The Pough.
kccpsle lceh0at Association alone owns thirteen
boats each one costing nearly five hundred dol
1ars-beautes, every one OF them, aud all provided
with the latest improvements Each one carries
two bufYai0 robes and feet mufflers for when YOU
dash along OF the rate oil miie minute. with the
wind on tine beam on o zero morning, you need TO
be dressed for the OCCASION. BESIDES
YOUR ROBES AND MUFFLERs,
, you want q cap that Will cover your entire head
leaving nothing but your eyes and mouth for tina
frosted air 10 play upon With snch comlorters a
swenty-mile dash over gsteDing hard, black ice Is
fearfuly exciting sport.
the boats of the Poughkeepsie association are as
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KAIEW AZ.
The following details summarized from the
annual report OF the Erie Railway Company
For the year ending September 90 1871, the total
amount or CAPITAL stock paid In IN $50, $50. 80:
funded debt, x2630S 500 ian increase OF 900, ,O00
au
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Tph., Typhoid s'ars. t1oing ss, he's poIa
December 2S... IL 4S los 81
This report shows large increase In measles during the
past week from the fact Of 100 being reported from
large public asylum. M
The Register Of Records reports foliows:Durns the
there registered 40. Deaths being 10 less than
koahe II less than for the corresponding
week of 1870 Zym0tic diseases occasioned Ill deahs
sutiona, 1903; local, l64 Geveopmenta 35 and violent
euses 49, The ata OF smallpox increased u to
~; those of meases, from to those typhoid fever
from o. and those of intermittent from Tho
and Group together, from % to 16; Of
WHOOPING COUGH,
from S TO ~ and Of typhus fever from to none There
were deaths from remttent and IL from darrhal
diseases being each instance the same number as in the
crease ofa
The Attorney reports foows:-Number actions
monced for compliance with orders violations of
HeAth laws Ordinances, 49, number of judgments OBJ
taned In pending actions 90 number of actions discon
tlnued upon evidence of abatement of all of
pain ST. number Of complaints by inspectors examined
and form OF order tDereon 27 number OF such
complaints examined and returned for further examination
and report @ Captain Ynle Of the Sanitary Company Of
Police reports the following as the amount Of meat fish,
fc seized and conhscaed unit for human Sheep,
~ hogs bi veal carcass y; veal bobb 3; beef goo
pounds The City Sanitary Inspector reports the slaughter
houses of the city being in good sanitary condition.
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S M A L L P o K.
TIM DISEASE STILL INCREASING
MEASLES IN THE CITY.
Reports Of Departments Statistics-Com-
paratvs Statement Of Contagious Dis
eases-Board Of Health.

At the regular meeting OF the Board OF Health
held yesterday afternoon, the following reports
received and ad0pted:-
The Sanitary COMMITTEES respectuly submit for the infor
fiderent bureaus for the ending 3d.
- SANITARY INSPECTIONS.
Tho City Sanitary Inspector total Of 1856 pspec
lions 6y the Health Inspectors folows-vz public
building 6U0 tenement houses, IS
- . PRIVATE DWELLINGS,
d otner dwellings, Ii and workshOps stores
and warehouses Al stables, market fat rendering
sonhments 69 slaughter houses, sausage and headcean
R faotoee ~ sunken and vacant lots a. courts and
l water closes II Streets cutters and sidewalks danger
>0us stAirWayss W other nuisances; II cases of
" CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
were visited ~ the Health Inspectors The number OF
ports roceyed from the Health Inspectors 290 During
week ~ complaints have been received from citizens and
20 the Health Inspectors for investigation and
port Hn report shows that curing the week the dsnfect
corps have visited u contagious diseases
found and have dsinected and umigaed 81 houses,
wo cases OF smallpox hospital and bodies
20 the Morgue By the ambulance His report also
lnows that 81
4. SINKS AND oEssPooLs
navo been cleaned dsinected by the night
under permits Of the Board and I76 leads OF nahso
oved from the city The vaccination have visited
B593 families and performed 1881 vaccinations which 526
granted IL vessels discharge cargoes vouchers from
The Health Officer of this port There have also been $50
te inspected at the market yardsof which found
-usod The following the Comparative statement OF con-
diseases reported for the weeks ending December
y and 23:-
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOIESTIC MARKETS.

The hog market was steady 4sac a.c., with 24oc