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, 1873-10-12

Ho uAu otCAeIuu3 4aet Jcal, W AoIlG9 tuo tIi1lu
Annual Report Of the Massachusetts Board of
Hoa1th. prepared by tho Chairman Of tho Board,
Horny I. Dovditch, in which tho question Of
"StimulantB" was discussed ut considerable
nowoa interest at tho preaont timo, wo reproduce
tho article which wo then publishods
Correspondence bearing on tho question Of
stimulanta had boon solicited from porsons at
tifty-threc widc1y-aoparated points upon tho
earths surface, including each Of tho leading or
more populous nations. Many of these wore
the Ministers and Conauls OF orr Government.
In analyzing these, tho Board states it's own con-
illusions, which aro to tho effect that tho appo-
lite for stimuants is universal TINT itB gratia-
cation may bo curbed within hoatthy limits
by tho spread Of moro Intelligent views
of tic kinds Of stlmulnntB that ought
to DO used, and tho circumstanees unlor
which, md extent to which, thoy may
be used; TINT in hot countries or hot weather
tho uAo Of alcohol Ia unnatural, and should be
avoided, while the "nervincs "-toa, coffoo,
opium, hasheesh, and tho liko-aro and should
DO subntitutcd; TINT tho cultivation of tho vino,
aud FREQ uso of winos, and lilo uBo Of ale aro tho
intluonces which, OH q largo scale, tend most to
diminish intoxication, md, especially, to lessen
tho crazy form of lutomperance by substituting
liquors that admit of but little adultora-
tiou, aud which sa!iafy tho appetite long
before they into1icate, for those Of which
In n1,k - ;..4,
and which tempt to vile adulterations
that craze tho brain even moro than alcohol !;
that tho Southern md wine-producing countries
Of Europe have much less crime as the result Of
alcohol than tho colder and moro changeablc
climates Of Northern Europe and the United
States, which drink ardent spirits that are from
80 to GO por cent alcohol; that all public bars
for tho salo Of spirits should bo suppressed,
while those for tho salo of ales and winos
should he permitted; TINT the growth OF na-
tive wines should be encouraged, and the du-
ties Oh foreign light wines removed, go that
tho kinds OF wine which aro favorable to
health may DO cheap and abundant; those
TINT narootizo by tho uBe Of a,nail quantities
should DO sold only AZ poiaons by druggists,
on the prescription Of physicians; drunken
noss, and not the selling Of liquor, should be
punished sa crime but, where liquor is sold
80 as to produce drunkenness, the sellor should
bo obliged to support the drunkard md his fam
lily for Homo specified time; dipsomauia-
doprayed and uncomfortable thirst for drink
should be treated by confinement IN State Iua-
briuto Asylums, Of which three or four are at
present needed for the State Of Massachusetts,
after many years Of experiment in the prohibito-
ry line. It is not littlo remarkable that the
views Of medical mon, and scientific inyostga.
tors generally, are not only in very general &C.
cord with each other, but arc In conflict, equally,
with the course Of legislation, the ylows of phi.
ianthropsts, aud tho customs Of American so.
ciety,
, 1873-10-12
NEW PHASES OF THE SOCIAL PROBLEM

NEW PHASES OF THE SOCIAL PROBLEM.
Anything which tonds to throw light upon the
yexed question Of tho relations of the servant
girl to erempoyor md rice rcrsa is of interest,
especially in these paniclsy times. However
difficult it may bo TO establish these relations in
an amicable and mutually satisfactory manner,
thcrc can be 10 doubt that tho riddle ,nny yet bo
solved by patience and persistent halnmoripg
away at it. Both III this country md in England
there have been recent movements in thiB dircc-
tion which are worthy Of attention. We have al
ready recorded iii these columns tho efforts Of
tho Boston Social Association to procure pure
milk. It hns now also turned Its attention to
remedying tho sorvaut-gir1 difficulty. Attached
to tho Association is an organization called the
"House. Service Burcau," which eontomplatoB
tho establishment Of college for cookery, iu
which Inefficient servants may be taught low to
cook and do other kinds Of work. The college ia
to be founded upon tho baeiH that IT colleges for
the study Of tho urts and Ecienccs aud Goyelop-
mont Of the brain arc necessary, then they
aro still moro necessary for The promotion Of the
bost intoroEts Of tho stomach, upon which tho
vitality Of tho brain depends. This IL good,
sound doctrine, however visionary the schono
may scem to bo In its details. The permanent
college Is to be started in tho country, aud the
laboratory for cookery In Boston. There Will al
| 80 DO connected with tho establishment laun-
dry, sin order to avoid this kind Of work in
houacB aud tho consequent waste Of buttons,
| linen, etc., l,otweon Isiel muscle aud hard
wood wnsAboar}." The managers, In thoir
prospectus, further Guy. "Why can wo
not reduce the cost as well as improve the quail
ty Of prepared table food by purchasing at
Wholesale ratoa flesh OIL tile hoof, or freshly
killed and full OF meat~juices, at from s to 10
conts per pound, instead Of dried flesh from tho
| butchers at from 30 to 10 conta per pound; aud
by saving in fuol and labor, by producing iu large
qunnttios aud allowing no waato, feeding aud
fattcning pigs. chickens, ko., with tho crumbs
that full from tho laboratory preparing r.
The fundamental principles of tile scheme arn
NIL right, but eau they DO carried ont? Tho
theories aro very pretty. but ure they rractical7
Hayo not tho Boston social roformors co1nmonc-
| ~ ~ tlo wrong e1d or the moVomehtf LII
SUCCESS you'd necessarily involve the elinina.
tion Of the sqryapt-g!rl as q member Of tho
body social. What then3 How is society
any bcttor on, unlssH Homo ,nuanH arc
provided to educate society? Tho pro.
posed Boston plnn, 1t uoems to us
wpuld year u more promising aspect II It sci
out by educating tho employers instead Of tht
servants.
Tho English movement Ia OF dliforeut pe
turo, and was developed jn a rapor road bofort
the nrtteL Association, which elioitod 1oll{
discussion. The papor was wrltton by Mrs
King, who advocated that tho middle classeH Ii
towns should give up separate rosldoucou, swhicl
J arc failuroa," aud lodge in huge co-oporatiy
, 1873-10-12

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,,r .a.. ~-,-, =. .,.. - H., nx,4
T., 81. 49,, u,o u,,.;, -
In to n.r,,,.,n -, .,,o ,,,o,,, ,rnot ,vor,, ain
sov. in o,,ou,, l., .no nm, uorvants 1iv;no Mt
,o,,o ,,,,, ,,axo .,,n. t.n t,,o r,o,o oni lin
na,rou. ,rr,,,1 IN ,,,,,, ro,iov,d sron, io,,or
Tho 1oudo, s,cc,o,or rort,v t,dorBoa her t'1au.
an1 sovs.
Tin work =, I'm hum ,,,rracka called ho,,sc8 in
Vienna Is acl,,aIy done iii that way, cnch household
M0setanng Tor sweeping, ose"n.ns, cooS.ns, anu 30
ranreota M ssn,c, ,,ra kim invs slightly rtcu-
ous. though ay 10 necessary atress. (she ia oil
wrong Oh my doctor would teii nor, apa nor aneory
rangcmoui hovover % m n nosslblo @ md 10 bcovo that
tralnod indoor scryans, living at lomc could bo
a'ea as easily % trained coacnnen, anN "onla, IN
nonsonsica, r,,,, o,,ot ta ,ma,rosaca iounranco IL
full Of sound scnse, no servant bolng worth ,nlf-
penny who needs moro thnn general d'rocoons' or IS
~ III. 1,'N "1'NaN' ,' o,,oo
d.. p'"A, >, no'o,' '"..s w. ~ ~..'N
-. 20 ~ p,a'' :, F ,..o,s,.., 1872
-, 1870 Doe . ,',.,, 49, , ,,-,.e
,' ' ~. :,
~. pi''o wv 1885, ,'''' ... .
.,,.. , ,,,,,, ',oi oosl', '1sA ~. .s1a.,.. ~ @ -
~ "AA' - ' ,.'
"s".''o'' "D@' 't'' 44.''0 ''sA.N,' AA"i
'cs'n''h5 VI Servants "ao 3so aoihs "ofN
A'' o'ef Liz nolsnoo1nooaf "na' "ou'a oo-
oo'no VI ohi'o1eh BuoJec'e" To relays Oh
ee''"n'' Anu na'HcH oy aas ""a n'sn'f ino
pl@n ooeh nos seoln 90 us 10 ellef "ucn "ofo
'o1tltore 'nan 1no 1'oHson ooo"ors oo'loso'
A1eap"n1le' 'he ep'flt"ah8ta nave 'aNen up 1ho
I'"''cr IN very praot'ca1 way a recent num-
pur VI 1ne Aohaoa Aiea'"'" anu Dayo'ea@ el'os
long account OF banquet proV1aed by tic
spt'ts' VINO acloo IA sofVante' 8ettang tne tap'o,
'o"ai's ~ WIN Aoou' anu 'no' eleaf'"e
away ihe entof'a'nment consisted
u tea' ease' anu pfoad ahd bntter'
a''o "as given TO selocs party at
1''snp'y Hill fe1K' the gnosts a@t Ill oafk"
p0'' LUZ 7on'e 1"o' "n'lo the Hplr'ts were plsch-
INK a'en'7 apo"t pron'sc"o"sly' ono gent'oman
4's'''4h6 hes''o VI oolnng "a'er "itnou5 IN
jury "non 1ne gus WIS turneo on' tho taDle
""0 oo'' '''u w ~ "oio Two c''Aos' 4oal OF
0,s'' ~, wv ~ sD'oo l'ooAo' ~ s1apo7' pu''of,
A.'' es"N'Ao"s WI '0"P'1 "no 'no Ao''ie u
""s''' 'o1 ~ Aoui !oa'''ns' 'uo nen's "efo
"1.' ~ ~" '"o of'ls''' '4e"teo ou 'no '"p'o
aia,,aa IT,, "u'su,i ~, " .uoy nasneet 'no
, 1873-10-12

rEnMs or RunaGn1rr1nH frArAnr.E m AnvANcrf
Daily, hy mail. ....Es fc.tt Sunday. ..Rn.Gp
Tf.-NC'ki>....... tttHfi Wuohiy 9.nb
Fartrnt ,nnF at the saAo rato.
III TIC :rn, tclar and mlstntnp, In a' Avo rust
Orr, ,s,r.t In f,ll, Isvlun. Mntc nnd Cru.'y.
Erln my la matte ntIlrr b, snt rSprUs'l Pos:
Once u.slur teristrrcu lutats. Mt .'ur ll"t.
Il:1sats CITY sU12CHil.is.
1tl delivered, +Lnny hrtod. II cents rtr wcn1:.
Na,, tthrl.l, huntlhy included. 70 routs lrr wos!I.
Ada.css TllE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cur,or Madison mud Dcnrbora-sH.. tnIcaso, III.
, 1873-10-12

A new organization laa recently been formed
in England, called Juyoniie Temples, fur pro-
noting healthy tono Of morals among chtldron,
which ia spreading rapidly and meeting with
great SUCCESS. The Juvenile Temp!e L. q
, 1873-10-12

MYERS opERAl1oyMSE IS Monros .treot,, between
Minstrclsy Atd cosneates.
, 1873-10-12

GLOBE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS street.. botwoon htnd.
"Etdrla, tho Fre Waltz
, 1873-10-12

3fov1OlEn'a Tl1EATRts-sfadlson atroct, botwoen
ulRI1. !" auy MannesinE."
, 1873-10-12

QUEENS C1RCUS-Wn1nsh avonuo, eornor Adams
etruot. Afternoon And oyentnx.
, 1873-10-12

| fOJe9.,... .st.s....s.sst.sts.s .t*9tuuuaoV
/. .'sIt,.y tr,lsetl by diversion of ta1ca to
supply t!.s deficiency au additional ratio OF
! or cout will i,aye to be levied on tho $780,
!; 100. Which wll produce tho rovonuo needed
,nply that gto}on from tho 8tato to pay inter-
| on tho rai]road-aid dolts.
will be Beon, therefore, that tho couottos,
III. aud oltiea which owe no railroal aebt
hnvo to pay tax Of u por cont, while those
mg such doht will pay but II Of ! por cent On
valuation Of thair property.
other wordH tue counties. cities, and towns,
, 1873-08-27

They to choose ono export, n,ysolf to o1,ooso
anoi1,or mud tlicao two nl,nll coopo third, mud
tlloHo tliroo oxportu Bhnll bo committee yhoA0
decision niall bo binding. N1ogars. Potter Bros.
Hl.nll p!aco III the lln1ldH OF tho Oommitteo tho
<,500 roforrod 10 III shis mornings paper. will
plaro tho Hamo amount III tho iantls or tito Com
inittoo. This Committee al,all doelo tho question
in kooping with tho factn M above, md when
tho caao 10 ooido tho caHo shall be published,
and tho 81, ,00U placed il, tho hands Of tho Mayor
Of Chicago, to DO uHed In tho purchase Of bookn
for tho Cl,cngo Public Library,
place tho cnso in tl'ia ehapo bocnrso tho dis
ounslon III question ueo1ns to have grown GILT Of
nnall itonl In my ovidonco bcfuro tho Ooronora
jury, md t1oBro those who call my evidorco In
question should stick to tho text, md not ulHo,sBH
Galiloo and tho ptarB, or whether watch il it,
order Or not, ns nothing waa aaid In my ovidoneo
on tl,oao points,
The simple question ia, Gan you atop witch
by winding it too tight? l Bay you can, and
ninoty-nine porsol1a out Of every 100 who hayo
carried watches will say tho same. md olainl
TINT M oditor, shoemaker, watcll-portor, mid
oven watoi,-BatoBrnan, may know aono thingR M
wall Rs watch-tinlerB.
I dsclnim auy thought OF defending the on
ginoor who should he punished II found guilty
but claim to have stated fact, which defy MY
ono to diHproye. Worry respectfully yours,
J. s. HAMILTON,
No. 90 State atroot, Chicago.
, 1873-08-27
PROSECUTIONS AND PENALTIES FOR CRUELTY
TO ANIMALS.

ILLINOIS HUMAN. SOCIETY, ctr1nAao, aug. 2".
SIN: most aggravated case Of cruelty "aa
brought before J,,stico Banyon tllis morning,
Tie Humane Society caused the arrest OF James
Murphy for driving ono Of tho most wrotchcd
specimens Of horsehcsh We lsayo ovor Heen. It
soomed a miracle TINT tho poor brute wns able
to stand, butt in addition to that, 1t was CALLED
with euc unAigl!tly Borcs MS to disgust evon tho
hardened habituos OF tho Police Court.
III consequence oil the defendants poverty, tho
prosecution nBkel tho Justice not tn intllct q
heavy ponalty, md $40 WAS ndjlldgcd as tho
ilofore Justice Want Woud Henry strausA
WIS tluca el0 and costn for working II horse in
a bricll-yard, tilat w,s lroyon by witnoHsca to DO
coycrel will uOres, mato worho continually by
cu,stapt rubbing Of tho larl,aRp.
Also Frank hnmon, before tho same Justice,
was finol 35 nud costs for similar cruelty.
rl.a last two cAses Wero continued twico before
trial tnGor advice, causing loss Of much tinlo
au,l oxpeuAe for witnesHoB. II tho defendant
Ind plead guiity, NJ their Judgment dictatotlt
thoy would ut least hayo Rayol tho Gxpenae ind
loBs Of ti,no unavoidable III extended proaousl-
tioud, Tho Justices nro not inclined 10 intllct
heavy punaltioH, except In aggravated cnaeY );
nur do tho Hu1nane Society aosive It, Tho 1lanlll
object IL to proyont cruelty rather tllnn to pun
iBE. Offenders. III every caHo whore tho porao-
cutetl party haH plead guilty, Tho lne haB loon
light for tile tirat otfenHo.
, 1873-08-27
RAILROAD NEWS.

rEl,o H.. Be. d. 4, -. tH. ~. ErrKr4,t T'nr-
;Ys..u',crrrxn ny Swain x,.tn,,,c,,ar..
uur,,n-,n,rur,,lur bv tt,n nTz.,,,ru,,
<..s.s, ..'., ..,.. rs.'1s,.s..
G.ntl .,elf. e. s &F'1e.steiste'
Eacnn ", .t"u e.".AanaN'
The Chicago, Hock 1Hland d Pacific Nallroad
Company hnvo boon examining their tariff, and
s1noothed Off tho rough olges In 10 doing,
t1,cv hnva rc1ucc1 I'm roics for naaeorcoru h
pac.,a ~ az on o,,a ~ Dsa,, Ga,a,1 ~ az or
reo'i" -, W ~ozo' a''" W noeA ,s'Aao W "o'o''
Tho dinorenco heswoon those hguroa anu thoAo
adopted July l. iH 10 conts on Pooria and 10
conta on Rock Island, Owing to tic fact that
nav utn+;onu hnvo toen nl,lal m aome of tl,o
a. ,,,,1,,,.o.,a,, - 4,,, 1aat +or.ro
aaVlalo1ls bce '"e P''onca'iol u ''.o '1't '"'i'
complete, nfd HOW Hotu containing tho names OF
tlle now stations havo bcon iBsued md dtBtlib-
utoii an,onr tho various Offices Of tho Company
nonacnwcrs viii nnvn in csnta bv nurchasina
ficl.oiu III t1,a stations aftor Sout. 1.
''o"o'' wv WV nuIIy 1,rnr,rTa,
Tim rocointa Of t,rain. osnecially ylcat, from
Northern Iowa for tho past few duya, hayo
orooiiv ;ncronao1 owinr to tho foct That eI,ip-
t,ars oYa no longer humIugeod by tho cry Of nd
1I,enoaJ f,oiaht chnruou FTl,a fro;uIip from nj,
nninfa ~ tho D,L,,t,!1o r. sioux CIV l,nilroad
rrcmoin iho sn,nn rs, beforo tho 1gt Of Jujy: in
feet t,oro las not boon 4 now tarin on that iino
msog ar oov aor linn hoforo tho lat Of uly
1fo;frd mon f1oc]aro tint iii tho talk about hiell
rntna ir;yin. h,1sinesa from Chicago Ia q n,il,-
tanc Tin rrn,t drnWbacl, operating agninBt Chi
coro and r, favor Of Milwaukoo. IL cur present
svstn,n of tnsuontinn.
, 1873-08-27

cornornti.,,, ca.unssa 'Sniey SAys tho
Counsel nnus No Gsi,.a,t9o atavcsti@ate 9
slaeri.is:a1,s Charges Against ania-
bnrnl-~nH .ris,s 1stsllcoMlBe All noF no"
aitiG:ll Effect.
Corporation ruloy was interviewed yeatorday
nftornoon on tho subject Of sl4erisdans cl'nree5,
and tho question rs to tile juris{s ot tho
Common Council in tho matter was, f"aBeu. mr.
1Mloy ozprossel tho opinion tllat commissioner
Sheridan was only dcairous Of 1nakihs nose
and keeping up disturbance until nfios tEo CITY
elections l1e was careful to wait until alter
Mayor Medll Ind left the city. With reference
to tho jurisdiction Of tho Common Conheil IN
tho NATTER bIr. Tulcy stated that the c'a''so Ill
lilo charter which Mr. Sheridan dopontleu upon
to giyo Tho Council Jurisdiction, guy fo-
1atca to those cauoa whore thoro voFo no
other nenng provided by law for LILO
trial and pulShmcnt Of city officers for 1n'seo'"
duct. Tho charter Of 1868, Chnptor2, f'ec'ioh
II, provides tlat uny city oi!icar !for wh2ae ro-
noyni from. office 'o other p'ou'ion has beea = % tnr
ca,lso by two-thirus voto Of tho Common te1is- M
Gil. Tliia III tho clause upon which Siseridah ~
pculs, US, by tho sa',o seclion, tho tonreal 10
authorized to Summon witnesses, administer Ill
uath otc. ,..
But Chapter 10, Section q. Of tho aan.a clIar,
ter, toea nuke speca provision for tho trinl ntl \,
removal Of poiec-ollicors and mombors Of ltlo
police force 50 TINT tho Common Cauncil lias ho
nowor to proceed iu tho mattar ut nll. =.
Sllerdan'u charges could only DO received, - ~
any event, as those Of any other citizen wolff
be. Tho Council, evon It it Ind jnris1ict:oh
could not receive thom M formal articles of in-
poncllnont, hat Only us Il communication givl!'l;
information OF, which tho Council might procoatl
to uct OF not, NJ 1t s1aw t lilo reference to tue
Committee was tho proper courso, md tho Coll
uilteo ceull NOW decide what reconnenluti'h
toy wonlI make. III no event could lhe Coll
n,itico proceed to try or investigate tho caso,
Hi,1co tile Council cannot delegate ltR powers 1T
u judicial body to my fraetion Of it's mombe'a,
1t can only sit ~ w!lolo III cases whore it lash
Jurisdiction, and in THU instance it las noae
1Ao Committee would probably report that th,n1
Lad no jurisdiction in thu llattor, else tls.He
n Recommendation That tho board OF Police ne
Cl1arlnau Of tho Coniinttleo, Alderman Iroath
being absent, to 10 gone Two wcchu, nothpe
could be lone Until his return.
, 1873-08-27
SHOOTING POLICEMEN.

HOW tiac Sport R1uy Eso Broken UP.
To tho Editor ef Tie Chirayo Tribune:
SIn: Ono Of tho remarkable characteristics OF
our police force at tho present timo III tho ran-
do1n ,1usystonlntic WY In which the officers uso
their royolyora. Wo real continually Of ono
officer boilsg shot md killed, another beaten
Boveroly, and third only escapes Bafely bc-
caAso ruilans pistol fuila to 30 off after gov-
oral inofroctual annpa. In reading thoBo ac-
counta, one Ia lol to wouaor what tic policeman
iB doing with his rovolyor meantime. Yet, il ho
escapes without serious injury and succeeds In
arreatng tho wouttl-bo murderer lie receives u
compliment upon his pluck, and cougratula-
tion upon lH gool fortune.
Agui1l, il st,cak-tAiof is arrested, md escapes
for u moment from HIS captor, immediately llaf-
a.dozon policemen will start III chase, anl IT tho
follow cnn oltr1ln them, they will Gommnnoe an
ndscriminato tusilatlo ut the fugitive. lf thore
wero no other persons within piatol-Hllot, tho
practice would mt 10 particularly Objectionable,
binoe tho nlnn mined at il in tile safest position
Of tho whole pArty, hut WHOM this occurs in
streota and u1loys. whoro only Tie greatest good
fortune prevents HerionH or, Perhaps fatal III III
~ to peacoabio citixons, tho practice caunot bo
| too strongly col!dennotl. Fvr, utter oil, what
llan tho poor devil aono tint ho should DO shot
ut like mad tlog2
And this brings mo to another poculiarity.
What in tho mako Of revolver. powder, md bali
,lacd by tho poiico7 Docs tho nyorage revolver
III tho police force oxEsse ono cartridge i'll toll
DooB tho powder expend all itB strength through
tho nipple, Or dooB it oyer by ehanco Bond n ball
| out OF tho muzxo? II it docs, wllero, oil /
wlloro docs Tint ball 10 to 2 1t il mover known
to hit anything, and tie itloa l.as occurred to mo
tint perhaps tl1o bal]s aro "Qnnlor," 1ilto those
used by signor DlitS md McAl1Ister, tho wizards.
Lot III hayo u now regime. Lot uB hayo a
standard royo}vor for tho whole force,
OF approved make aud accuracy; lot tho
! sorgeants or Nountls,uon inspect eYery n'an'a
weapon hoforo lo gocs OIL duty, aud noe TINT It
iH in perfect rontuuah Tor nae an1 finally let 1t
bo worn in IL frog on tho bolt where it can tie
aoon Then il police officer is attacked to can
got ut hiu rintol quickly. Nouidoa, being III ope1l
Wow, it will layo IL good moral offect II 4 ruf.
i!au nHoB, or stnrtB to THO, n duadly weapon, lot
it TO standing ordor to Hlloot lliRi na quickly ae
possible. Altar II fow good examples have boeu
made, wa shall not hour Of slaughtered police.
man oyely morning. Yours truly ]. L. $.
| CHICAGO, Aug, 20, 1878.
, 1873-08-27

Tho Cholera CIlocI1Utf 1l1att Under CON.
trpt..lsnly Five Dnntha from, tho
Tslncitac fss Scvcn l1nyH..Protccttvo
Measures Hnstifaltc4i by Dr. Hitler
..A EOotsc11 AIl1nil-k'ox l1Ospitnl
Agreed Upon.
lho Donrl OF Ilcatli hold thoir weok1y moot
Ing yesterday afternoon, and rocoiyca the report
OF tho Sanitary Superintendent, Of wliioll tho
following Is n eyuopsis:
In those parts Of the city wllcro t1loro have
heretofore boon casos OF sporadic cholera, thoro
havo l'oon no now casea this wool,. Tho disinfec-
tion of placcs needing It !as boon continued, and
ovory precaution taken. Tho tliaoaao aeoms to
DO checked and untlor control. A house haB
boon provided for tho children Of ololcra-pntionts
WHO are unable to have their cllldron attended
to during their parents sickness. Tho a,1thosi-
tics Of the Town of Lake hnvo mndo arrnngo-
nonts to coopernto With tile Board of Health In
protective mcaslrcn along tho city limits. Tho
attontion Of physictanh iB to be called to tho
nocnssty Of reporting to tho Board every caso Of
cho1ora, tho momont that 1t occl1rs. Bhonld this
not bo done, tho provisions OF the law imposing
fines for noglooting to SO report will bo on
forced.
Health Officer netd rcporta that tho Bcnvongor-
| ing and removal of doaa animals 1iayo been
satisfactorily performed. Also, TINT tho
slanghtoring md rendering establishments arc
iii favorable condition, though somo Of the small
rendering works, 11slng open Kettles, have boon
prosecuted aB n1lHalcost in Soma Of which i'll
htaucoB tho cases havo been decided againat tile
| prosecution. and others aro now pending. A
very gratifying improvement Inns takon placo in
tho ioa!th OF tho southern .part Of tile city:
Cloloraio dIaoaaes 1avo greatly diminished, and
ITO deatln from cholera havo occurred during tho
last fourdayH. recommendation was nlntlo to
the Board OF Public Works Tor tho extonsion
, 1873-08-27
A Grand Modal for Cleveland Wilson
Sowing Machine Takes the Grand Prize


at Vienna.
Three separate dispatches from Viennn combine to
dispe nll doubt rs to wliat sewiug-,nurhne has
tho first honors Of tho arent Exposition. Tie frat
q special 10 the New York pyesu, on Monday, aud was
folows:
"y1EssA, Aug. II, 1a1a.-The Wilson shuttle sewing
machine Was awarded tho grand prlae ut tho Vienna
Expedition for being tic best sewing-nmcllinc."
The second WIS tho regular Associated Press
report, compiled from long special to tho New
York Herald, In which tho !" Wilson Sowing
lie oxiGltora which received ,nedala for erit, ths
highest class OF premiums awarded at tho IxoE!lton
ur Progress. Tho third WIS private ca6ia Telegram
received yesterday from Vsettna by Mr. Wilson h'nsof
which was a. followa:
tlco Jur merit a'ld t'tres eo-opertttrt."
Tho meaning Of tu IL ttiat lilo Wilson machine has
'sasiaSa saei", m aud ~" aocod i medal az az to , ."aco
brss. lan.ufact"'sl-thatt ia. enbods,uN, tho ,e4s
ssnsos'l uss1ss w''tsh ssss 1es Ssss ''exs er: h
tonisat of tho Wilson Sowing hiael!ao Cum ay, r.
cesyca special 1nela f9r cxcoenss Of work'nalsip
nlcln for best sewing leather, doupby tim Wilson
as Miss Brock an Atna Dc Iusscy receive stu aaot'-
roiiery, % doo @ on i.o Wilson 1nac5ne Ihs sweeps
tho ontira hoard. Not only haB tho Wilson aewng-,na
san nssn ~ m Mna tue o4t hSt a9 M r st efe ell @
dry gooda and leather ig pronouncct superior TO That
Of ali other machines. THIS verdict Ut Worlds Far,
WHeFC all 3EuHlllR pt.A
nrnss !lnyo competed before thoroughly competent
co.nn.lttco for mora than thrt4 nontha, Ii tho
most complete triumph aYor won by Howtngrsa-
chine, Wo congratulate Mr.. WiIeon-wo congratulate
Cloyoland-on this admirable result. Tho poopo Of tho
United s!ntea cnn enceortl be nsAurrctl that III hty
lug tho Wilson machine for $40 less than any othes
,lrst-elaRa IL offered, they pNrchas.
ing o best aewing.machine over Offered to the publc.
1t IL tho peoplus Machno, nae to do Tho lcapea
work, aid offered at nrico WHICH every oc can af-
forl to pny. 1tls tla peoples acine which l,aH won
this triumph; tho Judgment Of the Vienna Coinniitt"e
reached by acuulexporlence. Duly LeadeT,
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