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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-13
greeley Meeting I'm s,aro'sse, ..,d Wake
.,onal Axpiraats Prese'l' "

Speeches. -,
r,e Eoou;,er OF Yesterday contains .s.;.s ,s
49, , -" an account OF an eh'nas '.1.;,s,
m, ssi,,a s,,stair;ng the Greeley tSse Wat ,as.
. mr.. ,Iscn Mt Caroline court on mo''o's ''''
that being ccurt-day). -. e,..a Con
The delegates appof'itea " NV 1884,
yenijon are as follows:
'eI Ra,,i;aa Topnship.--W. D. Qussenbersy
6 JR White and D. c. DE Jarnette, aiIef-
Part Royal To,onship---5ohn Wasl,,. :,;o .,
delegate Or. r. Y. Hoiiiway ana " "''' -
p Liphtfoot, alternates. dole.
Madison Tosraship.--C. r. DORSEY ,v,sr
gate Thomas N. Welsh and George 'S''
alternates. -. 7, w Scott.
Reedu Church To,onslp.F. W. 81 ~
aeiss e Dr. Charles Wright and Il. y.
e Eac,;ao Green.-J. B. Chandler, delegate
= he .iaTnette and j. NJ. Hudgin, aiIerilalts.
A number of congressional aspirants were
,,rasant and made interesting and entnnstas-
snaechcs. The number included 3leSsfs.
Daniel Meredith, Connally, BnrWef, VIM
aud Narceihis Anderson, the latter gentle.
man subsequently withdrawing III FAVOR 0,
Colonel Connaly. Each candidate appeared
~ he saneuine Of success, but the inpreS-
sion seemed to be that Connaliy woula carry
Caroline. c,x,,orS
for want OF rain.
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s.s ~ POSITION EafESr. w
The above sale h. postponed account 81 HE ts'ii
anttl FR IIiAl ], lith Jps.e, NJ o. iock PsM
- 800 eEPs a. III. SANDS
Us ss3s.s,t Z sEs ia sik..f tsi.Eks,sS3s
& Ia II st.s, * tso.nHsts si0pets-
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REST* FREE-BtlRsING .ANTMRA
~ ClTE-Eeg stove, aud Nut-and extra CJJM-
RER!.ANtl md CLnVER IL. COAL, all kinds,
clean and feil measure, III e1mpanyss prices, for
dealers. hotels, m:iilutactrsr, and familit htoi
cooking t5ukE. Dry Hearth Pine and Oak kindbpg.
cooking, and cord WG0p cheap. -
Mir. L, X. REsss'is with me and asks his friends
patronage s74tI ~ 49,, j, Is. WATKlNS,s4sI
ast5 atFa mi aiain, aud Ninth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-13

faO.sfI AND WODD.-Ahthrstcite Coal.
NJ fi,oser HsIi And Cumberland Coal, Oak and
P!ue Wood ut greatly reduced prices, at Niaeseenth
aud Cary stres:ts :, !, - !. ~, q
r. Je E-eodst Il s......E. q. III. l.AGE Il SO. 8
= AFNTHRAt;l'fF;t )Af.--'f This day landing
y 4par schooner Jnlicn Nelsoa taa teas HE.ANk-
LIN, E,fitss; ,2and STOVE GOALS Those In want OF
aehQIce arttte 6iif pleass send IN their orders
$tsstts; s.-ss 1 IL; t Mlis'r k0BE.ksFS,sls
si4mh ~ Es cerner Seventeenth and Doek streets.
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Jyyfl BEAIJTIFIIIs BUILDING LOTS

By Richar,tson q Co.. n.
s9ssf4 Real Estata agents and 1aurtloneers,
= 40. MA Main ctseef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-13

SUPERIOR TOILET POWDER, by The
~ ounce or pound; .tElgzs III IN tssHstls
z oRlEETAL -IuOTH-POWDER, by the .onnce4
or tar BOUQUET COLOGNE, very tine. $l.s5 PER-
pint: Sharpe u Dohmes Solid and Bllld Extracts &
Sharpe q Dohme's EHxIlS,nt fa,is .sts4 q
POLK MlLLERS apoihecarY stoTe, ~
lie ism 8is III corner Fifth and Marshall. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
LEC1uREs AND MEETINGS..

The Americas Coterie Will give lis 18th an
nnal BAH in Irving Han on Dee o
Those interested III the new enterprise of
laying a submarine cable between Gan Francseo and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
rnr srcoNn.AvE RAILRoAp ExrENsIoN.

The Commissioners in the Second-aye rail-
way extension met yesterday at No 81 Nassaust The
frst witness, Edward II. Tracy, Engneer-in-Cmei OF
the Department OF Public Works, presented a state
roent complied from the state Engineers report show
ing the gross earnings and receipts and the expenses OF
the several city railroads. lie also explained how the
damage is caused TO the pavements In cases where rails
are laid by the made AT the side Of the rails and
how these rats would raye ont and iure the pavement
next to them Corporation counsel then rested the case
Tor the ety r. Butler the President Of the sXthave.
railroad was called by the counsel for the SecOndaye
Company and stated that his Canals line was not IN
Itself run at profit but AT loss every year ana ex
pressed opinion that when the railroads kept telr
share OF the pavement IN repair the cl) paved less
than II they had 10 pay for the whole pavement
He thought that land in the upper part the city ha1
largely Increased in value by reason OF the running OF
these railroads. lie said that city railroads cannot az
five cents fare, ever realize any considerable profit
profit can only made when the care al oil h9urs are
full James Hogg testified That the growth OF the Guy
M town was increased by the different railways. Inc
yalue OF franchise would become less as competition
increased and withdrew passengers from the old INES
William Richardson stated that II doubtful whether
these extensions could be probably ~ the Com
psny said that each must carry 40 passengers
each day ia order 10 pay current expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
POLICE NOTES.

Ipnatius B. Hallenbach, age l. died at the resi-
eevei by the oycriurning Of hot milk on Sunday
Mary Morris was committed, yesterday, 10 await
the set On for ire TIE basement 30 ol
Bro2Aa she pleaded guilty. and Is believed b'e insane
An autopsv on the body Of John Craig, Vagrant,
WHO died In me Caar Hospital BacAgeus luJ IRON tne sup
H Of beating received BY him, the hands Of unkn so per
80 Wes Nov that death the result OF Organic
disease aud that injuries from The beating only incidental
Conrad Schneider Of No. 40l West Forty-hfth-st.
de estensv from received falling down sss i l rti
dence on Monday evening Michael Gonan sge 70 Of transl
Wsfa.bur1h Bellevue Hospital }eserlg from Tue eject o.
iriue received by fall No. l3i Of The Belt ha"sy 10
South Ct. sunday last
As the places. of amusement in the vicinity Of
UnosgaaFe pouring tier matinee audiences 90 SATURDAY
~ swiftly br0ADNaY
terti Patromau MciuOn cepicd the team DO mont Of
Wahnston statue and en Of Ls lie hung 10 Iher ees
lt ae stopped tbsr The BoAfO OF ron
unanimously yesterday silver medal Of bousf 10 hc0u I'D
reward for hh bravery
The two-story frame dwelling Of Albert SekrCcl-
Ter Eer BuhcaTt, Bfootfn set On hr' by 90 AZ
known iloelarg Monday night and te las spread rapidly 20
adjoining tugs ali Of which trofe before he afnral
building owned by Jaue AaSf and thr ohs
BY Aesf1A residents. Ihe entire loss b. toV and te 1suihne
ONLY I,flrac II DAVID Co1ls 90 No lbo 1lesu 81
B1okT Monday night W DE On oor o. Afosttt
np. elrely destroyed Los 42U0i insured NJ Aonf,
Wte e01eayolg exiagl tie liant aail bng, nc
eo'ng AlcAc Jsc0b 81 10 ll9Gntat bIouklfu j. D.
da grd vselay by lsafrd ~ tbs ahno1a a. j
hnTib Amsussn 81 fhilsdtlphfu of 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

China will hold session to-day at No. 81 Pines to con
sldcr inc Anal application 20 Congress In December nsk
inc for an expedition TO survey the route across the
Pacific Ocean and grant 70 WORK tpe inc iOr Peou
oil wears without competition.
THE Derby-Everard collection of paintings
viii he on exhibition both day aud evening tomorrow
Tho Board of Underwriters, yesterday, held
meeting aud resolved to allow rebate OF 10 per cent
10 insurers
Mr.. Froude's course OF lectures when were
to have been begun ht the Brooklyn Iaoerh'cio on
Tuesday, Nov. 90 have been postponed until Dec D. IN
order 20 giye the historian time TO prepare answer 70
Mr. Burke The successive lectures Of the course VIII
be delivered on the evenings OF Dec 0, q ~ anu ~
answer 10 his accsers, which will DO delivered at AssO-
citation Hall next Saturday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

BURNErr's FLAvoR1NG ExTRAcrs.-Tho best.

! HAVE LONG KNOWN THE VIRTUES OF Dir.
JAMES ErPEcroRAsr THsz on Myself
AND FAMILY wHEs CouGHs COLDS DEIIKTE
IT To DE- ONE EVER Discovered ToR TEs
HAL,plzs AH ABOUT TWO on VOYAGE TO
ruRorE AND SHOULD ETPosS0 MYSELF TO THE
cuASeso skis BSaSD oyERcoAT, As WITHOUT
upPLrop JAMES ExPEcToRANTREy DIR. DowLHO FORMERLY
PASTOR or BEERAS BAPr1sr CHURcH. EEv-YoKN
ROUND THE CLOCK.-Dalys new play fails
In one particular Il hasn't photographed rush Kgoxs stores
SO ~ Broadway and under f Hotel where, in each
b he display the ladies' and the Winter style OF
HAS for gentlemen creates decided sensation "TmeW
SCALP DISEASE, dandTuff, falling, loss, and
rntney grav hsr relness Of pmry eupons,
moth patches fecLes moei By Dr. b. g. PERRY, Der
matoOgist no. ~ BOnd-sL heg-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
SCALP DISEASE, dandruff, falling, loss, an
RIAGNOLIA. FLORIDA,

Nd AGNULIA, FLUKIDA. -.
IVA The oia0ns II She MAGNOLIA HOUSE have been
doubled st Winter Pons wishing definite nforna
ton relative to l point the ST JOHNS YEt can confer Nh
Dr. ROGERS Magnolia the oco Of Mr. LEWIS b. BROW 30
Broadway. Hours from II 90 l.
Dr. r. authorized Mr. Brown, and several other dhzens
Who have y-ited Magnolia.
HNHE best place in New-YOrk to buy reliable
L Watches Diamonds rich fashionable Jewei, AMI Sterling Silver
Wedding Prcuts SQUREs, N Fuon-s Diamonds specially
DEACON LIGHT BASE-BURNERS.-The
DSoyes perfect Tho'e who hem always for
National Stove WORKS. 80 and al wa,erst
A HOUSEHOLD WORLDLY all your
~ Caa Glass Cookery Cooking Utensils kc az f. D. BASS
fOaDs Great ousemung store, Cooper Institute BoidnG
STRUCTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- the circ detention from business Impotence Dis
of.he Generaase Orans ~ Daus Nd 10 LeIngonaye
DURE PAINTS and COL0RS.-J0HN w.
MAsURY SON. m Falion-st Eew-York. Specially IN Pure
Pain.L Send stamp Tor sample ooos and price list
GECOND-HAND SAFES, Bought, Sold, or
- Erehaagd BU . q Co.. So Ann-sL, Ees-YOrk
rTABLE KNIVES stamped Merden Cut
4 ley Co." on the llale good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
NEW YORK CITY.

Anthony Trollope will sail for Europe, to-
day, in the steamship Cuba.
An extra boat viii be placed upon the new
North shore Staten Island ferry to-day.
We are indebted to the purser of the White
star steamer Baltic for tho carly delivery Of foreign
papers.
Among the passengers by the steamship
Baltic, from Liverpool yesterday the Hon. Charles
sumner who has returned 70 this country paltly re-
stored in health
Additional objections to awards and assess
ments were fled yesterday before the Madison-aye
Commissioners The report will regularly come up be-
fore Judge Fanchcr Saturday for confirmation, but
is understood that Mr. OGormau VIII move 70 postpone
the case until next term
A meeting was held at Lincoln Hall, in
one hundredGnd-twenty- atthst, on Monday night TO
act In regard 20 the murderous assault on Henry Ball.
on Thursday night The meeting was a large and de-
tcrmned one, and resolutions were passed concerning
the act promising to sustain tbe authorities in following
hundredand-t wentietl-5t, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
frsst Thirdave, and sylyan-place ms lulkng-p.aee
for assassIuS, aud asking the authorities TO htost IT, 4
committee appointed 10 RAISE $1,000 FOR the cOnFic
ton of the ruIliln.
Mr.. Barnum, dcsrOus Of filing the gap
caused by the burning years ago, Of his Broadway
Museum lately purchased the circus building on Four
teenth-st, and has fitted il up circus, museum, and
mcnagerie The entertainment has been In success
full operation for nearly weeks the seats OF the am
phitheatcr daily crowded with merry children ana
sedate adults, all alike pleased with tue attraction
provided for their amusement. The menagcrc com
prses collection OF animals, among the more mo-
ceabe OF which the three glratcs, tie only spcc
mems we believe in the country. lhese feature WIN
the geological collection and automatic hgres make up
an exhibition which admirably susdins Dir. BlInun's
reputation as the Great American Snowman Nowhere
pleasure ana instruction more happily blended ttL
/ at his mammoth establishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
LONG ISLAND.

W HIlLS1ONEs-lu his Nll4det VI il holt an tltC-
cn Dec. 2, TO decide upon the ratification Of the act
which provides for the building Of water wOILs It cost
of $4,000. -4-zl-,,.s-aE ~ "a. t'--'
UNION COURsE.-On Saturday Smith Cornell and his
brother quarrecd while drinking In saloon near the
Union Course. just a en- man named johnson entered
the saloon with dOublebaTrcl shot gun, ana without
apparent discharged both barrels at the Cornels
the brothers seriously wounded receiving -
Number OF shot in the head and body and tue other re-
cpivcd a number Of shot i'm the BODY
JAMAICA.-William O'Keef, arrested in New-York on
Saturday, and charged tin stealing horse and wagon,
clothing and money from his employer, James A. Spit,
Sept A. was aTragucd before Justice SncdCker yester-
day, and committed to await the action Of the Grand
jury Tie horse recovered IN Grdnd-st. The Qris-
lad and sold the horse i've times before he
arrested
soUTHAMPToS.-Two more attempts arc making 10
open from the TO SiuneCOck Bay DOtu par
ties keeping armed guards 60 prevent the nn8 up VI
the excavations by their rivals
RIvERHEAD-Tne Rev. Peter Kearney has taken charge
of the Roman Catholic Church.
GREENPORT.-Tle Fire Department VIII have SIS an
nual parade Oh Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
- s-lI-lls N 1000 % 80 d - d

To.al......s ,l65 a s03,elo g sH6A 81 s@T9 ~
This Effected reduction on the bills for lighting the
streets and parks of s2323l a. Toe Controller ana ms
Board Of Examiners believe the justice of these reduc
tons 20 be clearly maintained by the facts which they
have elected and which SCI forth in the report OF the
latter and as Mr. viii insist thar, in the future
the gas companies shall charge tbe city no higher rate
than private consumers, the cost Of lighting the city
will be further reduced, the gas companies have low
cred the price topriyae consumers as follows The New
York and Manhattan Companies from s. to 3 rs per 600
teet and the Metropolitan and Harlem Companies from
90 so 70 s. per 900 feet.
Upon the basis OF the foregoing the price will average
about $50 per lamp, and the cost to the city for 1882
lamps per year viii be about S6Sl,732 efecting still
further saving Had this spirit Of economy in the
expenditure Of the public funds pervaded the admins
raton for three years previous to the advent OF
Controller Green, the amount which would have been
saved the city in the bills Of the several gas companies
would have been as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
BROOKLYN.

The Board Of Kings County Supervisors met
at ,. IN. yesterday, and had considerable discussion
concerning the erection OF new prison for WON Do adj
joining the Penitena. The Board originally accepted
the plans prepared by Mundel & TeckriZ, but these
were afterward withdrawn, as ~ was found that Tho
prison, built in conformity with them, would exceed
in cost the amount appropriated The Special Committee
then drew plans of IT'S own and awarded the contract TO
build the prison 20 John Gu0yie at $500 Tue con
tractor had received several ntamens OF this amount
but when another bill presented no the meeting yes
terday Supervisor Newman objected 10 It, passage. lie
said that the plans never submitted 20 the Board,
and were never estimated upon, and that al the money
paid 10 GuilfOyle had been paid Illegally, DE Board
had never rescndCd los adoption OF the plans OF Munde
& TeckrZ. On motion OF supervisor Hafuldn the
plans were ordered on tie in the CLERKS Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

paid for the three =e-'iI' o.
1t As apparent that the companies felt that their
charges eXOrbtant from the fact that simutane
ousy with Mr. Green's investigations came the PROPOSE
ton from them 10 reduce the price Of gas the city for
1872 Is per cent? bat tue Oher Involved the payment
IN full Of Till at the rates charged heretofore,
g. C.pr ar IN make the arraugcLuCut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT pcKISsoSs IN PARERow
SANDY No,i-pi' 80 m-J9' hdnighi-9J'
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-The Hon. Charles Sumner and
N.hsp, oone Massachusetts j. A. FIogle Of In aad, and
Donald Of Canada YORK iok-Ihe Hon George H.
- S,o mn ftcaue HDc0oy jewell Of Connecticut the
Han w 81 (vin 81 California the Hon. W. Whiting Of Boston j. H.
Rsmsev of Albany Col H. 3 MoCOmb Of Delaware and Ben
Perey Poore NewhuIyporl Mass Grand CasraI He-Tbe
lion T. T. Poland O.. OF Vermont. eICOngressman Polis Of
Pennsvlyan CspL Kennedy ofemhp Battle. C1fead0a h0eI
Gen 4 H. Ripley OF Vermont 80 jams H0-H. Caiee Asstan
Minister % japan China and Slam. fNda4r H0t-Capt Wat
mough O. Eavy...Gleg Households Parrish snd Stanley
Wooiwarl Wicshare Pa 81 N0lds HOel-The Hon. NJ r.
waite the Hon W. H. ppson Of Ohio, The Hon. r. NeEconb Of
Teas Gen Thomas hathin. Albany. The lion. W. b. Woodn Of
Anlurn. n. y. aaa ChAIIes n. sAeIrl, NAshIngon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIEs.

YoNKERs.-The st. Johns Episcopal Church,
originally built in l25, Is being en- ,gfuc ald improved
Though tine work YET complete II viii be dedicated
today. Bishop Potter preaching
yYAcK-John p. Reynolds, age 40. commited suicide
Yesterday afternoon by taking poison 10 leaves wife
ana family. No motive IS assigned Tor the act.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08
the PAs0RMO MURDER.

The Mystery Observation-Disclosures Of the Coro-
ncr's Jury "The Death Wounds Inflicted
by some Person Unknown"-An Increase OF
the Police Force Recommended.
The inquest into the circumstances attending the
death OF M. John b. Panormo the music teacher,
who was ROBBED Of his watch and Oeaten about the
head by highwaymen on The night Of Tuesday,
January % on Park avenue, near the corner OF Ok
lord street. Brooklyn, from the effects OF which In.
juries he subsequently died. was resumed yester.
day, before Coroner J. 3. Jones.
Captain James Powers, OF the Fourth precinct
police, testified that the night Panormo was
murdered he had twelve men on duty IN his pre-
cincL
Coroner Jones here stated to the jury that he had
the extent ol the Fourth precinct, In wnicn Panor-
mo was murdered, ana ne found that there were
SoS9 miles Vi area 10 be patrUlled by Captain Pow
Captain Powers continued, saying that of,cers
nave W take especial houce Of business streets; In
Dity men SHOULD be on duty there; there are only
tnrty men 10 tne preclnct at present; the reason
deceased was assaulted was because the dlstrIct
was 100 extensive for tue olncer ~ cover;
being injured IN car; ordered Detective Corr To
70 " the railroad ONCE and md out, II ne could
| the car winch passed Cumberland street at ten
minutes TO ten on Tuesday lthe previous) night: I
went W Cumberland street and looked down Inc
| street as far as Para avenue, but could find no
traces OF blood: didn't search PARK avenue tine con
| ductor Of the car was found on Wednesday night.
Question by Juror-Who were attending the pri.
mary A. Those were the reserve, with the excep-
| n0n OF Two men, wnom nad at the primary ana
VINO were on special duty; IL was my duly 10 SEND
| these men 70 primaries: the reason why | sent 40
, many men 10 the seventh ward primary was he.
cause The inspectors requested me 10 send strong
force, Is last year one oil the Inspectors
| down; when my men 40 on duty they are more
likely TO stay on the business Streets aud where
there s the greatest amount OF travel they are sup
posed 10 cover the whole OF their peat possible,
Mr.. Navarro testified that he met Mr.. Panormo on
Myrtle avenue car on the night he was assaulted
and that he tine witnessJ was returning from con.
cert at the Time
With q Drief review OF the facts as given in the
testimony. the Coroner gave the matter 10 the
hands OF the Jury. me after body. alter q brief
deiiDeration. returned n verdict as f0llOws:-
That John b. Panormo came 10 his death Dy CON-
preston OF the Drain rom injuries indicted by some
person or persons unknown 10 this jury, and very
III Ich blame Mr.. Marvin the apotDecary, Tor not
showing any Willingness 10 40 what ought to have
been done 10 any suffering person, TO whom he
could 80 easily have ofered assistance; and we re-
commend The proper authorities TO Increase the
police force, we deem the present number made.
quate to the proper protection Of the lives and
property Of on cjlizenA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08

and 70 respectively In the preceding week The following
were the principal meteorological features OF the week. g
recorded for this Departmental the Cooper Union MARI
Ssrres - m,n.mum ny ds
lower than for the period during the past
Yen Mean reading OF barometer oos inches mean
The attorney folows-Number of actions
health laws or ordinances 7a number OF Judgments OBJ
aned 10 pending actions ID number Of actions disconn
ued upon evidence OF Of ali Of complaint
number OF Complaints BY inspectors examined and form
examined returned Tor further examination and report
Is
Captain Yue of the SANITARY Company Of Police reports
the following AZ the amount OF meat fish, &C. seized and
conhscaed as unit Tor human food-Cae, q; sheep, ii
hogs lS veal carcas, veal tbob"), IS; hsh, $500
The sanitary condition of the slaughter houses Of the city
ID good.
The City Sanitary Inspector reported that Mr..
Peter DOlan, the owner OF the tenement house Nos.
8, Z and Mulberry street. known the "Taber-
nace,n had let that building to tenants without o
permit from the Board, who had ordered ITS vaca-
tion some time since on the ground that the place
was unit for human habtatiOn. The City Sanitary
Inspector asked that Mr. Doan be prosecuted In the
usual way for this violation OF the law. Action In
the matter was postponed until full report shall
be received from the City Sanitary Inspector AT
the time the Board ordered the vacation OF these
premises forty families resided In them, and q
MORE FILTHY OR DIsGRACEFuL DEN
could not De found In the city. Disrepuable char
acters from ALI parts or New YORK. found refuge
there at night and the that took place in the
vast smell were beyond the power OF description.
The place Is not now 1T for human habitatiOn, and
there is no doubt but the Board OF Health Will order
The entire structure 10 be pulled down.