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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-23
Horrible Murder in Calcutta.

A most atrocious murder has been
committed in Calcutta. In April last,
9 goldsmith, both by caste and trade,
living in Amherst street, gave his
daughter, a girl about 9 years old, IN
marriage, She remained at her father
ln-law's till a short time ago, when she
returned to her own father house. The
wife of an opposite neighbor, who is
also goldsmith by trade, asked the
girl to come over and show her we'd
ding Jewels. The two families were on
friendly terms, and the girl, With her
mothers permission, decked herself
with the jewels, said to be worth many
hundred, or. as some assert, thousand
rupees, and went over, with female
pride, to exhibit to her friends her nup-
tial presents. She had not been there
long, however, when she was seized, her
throat cut, and her body, being stripped
Of all valuables, was buried. in stand
ing position, in a workshop of the
house, the inmates of which consist of
the owner, his wife, and two workmen.
When the police, on getting informa-
ton of the murder, went to the house
and questioned these persons, they
one and all declsred that the murdered
child had never come to the house, and
in this statement they resolutely per.
sisted till the body was exhumed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-23

NIGHT WoRK.-The standard au-
thority in sanitary and medical matters,
the London Lancet, declares that work
by night need be no more injurious
than work by day, if kept within hours,
not curtailing the requisite period of
sleep, and pursued by q steady, white,
and properly powerful light. Faint,
Pickering, or too diffused light pro-
duces irritation of the brain through
the eye, and is one of the chief sources
of injury to the health in night work.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-23

in awe of them. We fear them for their
power, and we stand in awe at the evi-
dent intelligence that underlies and
guides their movements.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-23

LIGHT Conn BREAD.-Four quarts of
corn meal, half teacupful Of sugar,
one saucer of -four, with yeast, and
enough warm water to mix. Bake one
hour. Do not put it to bake till light.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-23
Stop Coughing.

In one of his Boston lectures, DIR.
Brown-Sequard gives the following
simple means of checking coughing,
sneezing, etc.: "sCoughing can be
stopped by pressing on the nerves of
the lip in the neighborhood of the nose.
A pressure there may prevent a cough
when it is beginning. Sneezing may be
stopped by the same mechanism. Press
ing, also, in the neighborhood of the
ear, may stop coughing. It is SO, also,
of hiccough, but much less SO than for
sneezing or coughing. Press very hard
on the top of the mouth inside is also
a means of stopping coughing. And I
may say that the will has immense
power there. There was French sur
geon who used to say, whenever he en-
tered the wards of his hospital, The
first patient who coughs here will be
deprived of food today It was ex-
ceedingly rare that patient coughed
then. ."-2urdl NeD Yorker.
THE THAMES GETTING DRE.-The
Londoners are getting scared over re-
ports that the Thames is drying up,
and there appear to be grounds fol
apprehension. The river is exceedingly
low, and the embankment seems tc
have drained the upper part of the
stream. Unless weir, or some Other
means of prevention is constructed, the
days of boating on the upper part o.
| the stream are near their close. The
| erabankment, which has been regarded
as so grand an achievement, is thu
proving to be a more costly and NOR,
| troublesome affair than was at first ex
pected, but the resources of engineer
| ing art are almost boundless, and wa,
to cure the difficulty will ere long b
| found.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

II you wan! comfortable bed here is
theuuFailiug recipe: Firstly, very good
springs secondly, thick hal; mattress
over them; thirdly, a thick wool mattress
over that. Both mattresses should be re.
made every two years. Who loves not the
ease and comfort from good bod2 Why
not have less show out Of doors and more
comfort Some people have all their pleas,
ure 10 dress, show, glitter, pinchback,
shoddyism.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

a0LD, But FRUIrrUL. The Lord Raj
eigh Grape vine" which was growing
when Sir Walter landed at Roanoke Isl.
aud, in 1910, and was then but three in-
oheS in diameter, is now spoken Of as one
Ofthe largest vines in the world, 1t GOV.
ers one and half acres, and last year
yielded fotty.si1 barrels Of Wine--Ope
thousand eight hundred aud forty gallons
in all-whiOh sold at 50 per gallon, yield.
ing $3.50.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

Hesaasa quaint old fisherman. One
day, along toward dusk, he was fishing in
trout stream, and, as he swung his fy
over the water it was suddenly snapped By
large bat. The Strengthening thing
dangled aud tapped its wings at the end
Of the line. The fsherman's companion
called out: "say, Sam, got anythiug?"-
"Yo.as," looking at tue bat on the hook.
What is il" II dunno, unless it's Q
rherubim!'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

There was little girl,
And ,he had a little curl
Right IN The middle Of her iOTchCadi
WhsnIhs was good
She was very, very good, !,
And when she was bad sho was hOrrid
She went up staIrs,
Aud her parents, uuavares
Was looking out the winder;
She stood on her head
In her little trundle bed.
And nobody by to hinder
Der rOther heard q noise,
And she thought it was the boys
A playing in the empty attic
But she ran up Stairs
And caught her unawareS,
And she spanked her most emphatic
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

A Louisville paper says; There yes a
wise man politician il Maine once who an.
uouuced that he was in favor Of the liquor
law, but opposed to its execution. 10 this
Arkansas matter our position is slightly
different. We are opposed TO the two Gov.
errors there, but in favor Of their ezoou,
ton"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

A female lawyer has obtained a decis.
ion from The Uuited States District court
OF Chicago that property Of bankrupt
turned over 10 bis wife and daughter, in
payment for their services 10 bis store,
can DO held BY them against The assignee.
"A French doctor says that vapor bath
ats teupesturo Of la degrees, on seven
consecutive days, will cure bydrophObia. -
Why not toil The man at once?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

A sentimental youth, near this place,
swallowed tho postage stamp on a letter
from 'her' because ho thought the dear
girl bad licked it. It made him deathIy
lick, from tho fac! tbalhcr big brother who
choved tobacco, bad put the stamp on the
letter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

I!issaid that il castor oil is mixed
With glycoriuo, and few drops of oil Of
cinnamon added, the taste Of tue castor oil
can scarcely be recognized.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

Housn BuRvrD,-J0nn Martin, living
in Mercer county, very near the Summers
county liuc, had his house burned, togeth.
or with all Of his household effects, and
family barely escaping Supposed to be
the work Of an inCeudiary. = .loHntata
Herald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

An old clergyman spying boy creeping
through afeupe e1claim; eWtal! otdwliug
through s.ls4Si Pig d. that" %Yes,
retorted The boy, and Oldhcgs 60 along
The Street. !" ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

Nino.tcnlhs Of the women believe that
il one hears a dog howl at midnight for
three successive nights that there is to be
a death 10 lhe family.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

Pittsburgh is.'going to cast a cannon
tTenty.oisht feet long 1.-THE ball don't
kill they can punch a. man in tho stomach
with the muz1Ie Of the gun aud severly
injuro him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

GOOD manners" says Swift, "i' the
art Of making those people easy With whom
VIC conyerse;whoo7er makes the fcSest per-
soDs uneasy is the best bred man ID the
company"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

Mr.. John Pile, Of Chester county,
Pennsylvania, LETT this placo.-on YSduss
day last, taking with him 1dlitly.eight
Greenbrier milch COWS, intended for Dairy
purposes ia bis State. This. last shipment
makes 6ltyfopr head taken from this conn:
ty by Mr., Pile within the pos! few months
-GrenBier Independent
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

President Grant never could have writ.
ten the works Of Shakespeare, nor could
Shakespeare ever have surrounded himself
with such number Of first class thieves
as has the President.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

The New York World has been collect
ing information relating to rcuis Of stores
on tho main rhOroughfares Of tha! city,
from which it appears that the rates Of
new leases granted for this year are gene
rally from ten to dftccu per cen! lower
than last year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21

Fifteen ladies' who were arrested in
Portland, Oregon, while singing and
praying in front Of a saloon, we're released
BY the police justice on the ground. that
they we're privileged 10 worship God accor'
ding to the dictates Of their cooscioDcCs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21


DEAR AND uMD.-JOues went to tue
Deaf and Dumb Asylum on Thursday, to
Inspect The institution. Upon entering,
be encountered man, evidently an IN
mate, and be OF once cOdcaVored to ex'
plain to the man, By making signs uPor
bis fingers, tina! be wanted to look through
the place. The man also made sign
which Jones could not comprehend. Their
Jones made other and more elaborate mo
tons, which set the man at work will
greater violence, and for tho next bal
hour they stood 10 the ball, gesticulatiOg
and twisting their fingers, without either
being able to comprehend what the Other
neunt Finally, Jones became angry,
and, in an outburst Of passion, exclaimed
"Oh, get out, you itiot, T'm tired Of
boIheriug with yOn,'
ThereupOn tho man said: "Tha!s just
what l was going to say about you"
lob, you can speak can yon2 Then
why 10 the thunder didn't you say so, and
not keep me sanding here moliOning to
sou? l thought you we're deaf and
dumb"
"Aud thought you we're" said the
man.
II came here to inspect the asylum"
said Jones, "and took you for q patient"
"Thats what Icame here for, aud |
though! that you we're an attendant said
the man.
Hero Jones and The man shook hands,
and hunted upa genuine attendant and
vent away happy. After this, Jones will
always use bis tongue first, no matter
where DO is,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21
EEVEE AND AGUE.

FEVER AND kGUE cured for my coats Thar, 70
no, remedial agent IN this world tina: will cure Fever
and Ag2. and all other Maatnus, BilonS, Scarlet
Typhoid, Yellow, AMI other feyers laded by Raj.
WAYS PILLS 20 quick as RhDNAY'5 REE0Y re.
LIEF. iilIy cents per bottle
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-21


!
a sentimental YOUTH nc" 'H' P'4'''
swallowed tho postage stamp on s Wv,
from 'ner because 10 'uUusa. 'u 800 IIr
girl bad I'csed IT, Il mauo n'~ u'1'I'
'lcE' from 'no iac' 'ua' nut w O'''"'
cheWed tobacco. lad mt the stamp on Tue
I,
----4--.s--
1t is said that il castor oil IS mIAea .
With glycorinc, ond a lew drops OIL oil o. y,
cinnamon added, the taste oil tue castor oil
can scarcely DO recognized
ncool m,nro,, say. Swift. "n The
uOol mAuneT5' baJS o""'i
ort OF making those people easy With whom
wo conyerse;whoe7er makes the fesGss per.
soos uneasy is the best bred man 10 the
COMPANY"
p,t.s III - ~" .,,.,,sl in
rHlCeu Iaules WV Mo'u "''N''SN
Portland, Oregon, while singing aud
praying in front Of a saloon, we're released
BY the police justice on the ground. tia!
lbcy were privileged 10 worship God accor.
ding to the dictates of their copscioDccs.
,.>1>1>>>>,,>l>I~>l>-
The New York World bas been collect
ing information relating to reois Of stores
on the main thoroughfares Of that city,
from which it appears that the rates Of
nnw lSases granted for this wear arc gene.
ralIy from ton to dflccu per cen! lower
,boD last wear.
p...i,eS, :; ~, ocsec co"G 5svo writ.
,on ,ba worL. n sb,Lsro,,o nor cooI5
s 81" ~, :. o",. t.ro snr,onndsl himself
win 'acn numoeF Of nr'' '''Ss '"'''''
as mas 'n President
Pittsburgh is'roipE 10 cast cannon
-, o;,I. e,,,, 1,,h: hall doD,,
' : '''' 'V"s' '"| YOU wv
Bill they can punch a man III 'Oo S'on'aco
with the muzzIe Of the gun aud seVerIy
injuro him.
Nine.tcnIhs Of the women believe that
il one hears dog howl at midnight for
three successive nights that there is to be-
,,.,, ~. ca.
i u'''" - '"' '4l
ia : H., ,,s.,ir 4,
!, Nu w s'''s' 'H1p 'p''a W. ~ = ',s m
through AleUpe ,e4Claltlt ,.h Uu!' vtu"Hus
thrOughasie9Gel PlgsSdc!. 9Aat Yes,
re!ofted the boy, "aud old hogs 90 along
lbs arool ri go
......ss., u,
n. 1si..5pa. -, Ghosior ,or,,o
n WI, , oS 4. M ,l.a" m. WoInss!
H. Y"" ,:.. I"i,;as ssi,b liz, sor,tlS:o;gI,
~ 'I't' Is 49,, ~: m;
purposes il ID lis Ststo. y This last shipment,
y BY Mr.. Pile within the past few months,
u 15s town e Grafton wants q, 70 h! borrow Sos
800. H. ~, 49, H. ts,sslg t,,n yoors,
New-York tribune., 1874-04-28
XLIIID CONGRESS-FIRsT SESSION.
HOUSE .WAsnNGIC

HOUSE. WASHINGTON. April 27, 1874
Under the call of States many bills were in
troduced and referred. including the following:
By Mr. DUELL rep. N. Y)-Fxing the salaries OF
United States District Judges.
BY Mr.. McDoUGALL Rep., N Y)-Repealing all
statutes which forfeit widows pensions for second
rage.
BY MI LANSING Rep., n. W permit persons TO
testify in their own defense in United States Courts
BY Mr.. POLAND Rep., ytl-To provide free system
of National banking. and for the resumption OF speee
payments. .
sum ptop OF specie payments, and prevent auctua
tions IN the value OF United States notes.
BY Mr.. CR0SsLASD (Dem., Ky.l-Repallng all lava
imposing a tax on state banks.
BY Mr. FORT (Rep.. In)-To impose a tax of 4 mar
cent on all incomes Of individuals and corporations
ceeding 5000.
BY Mr BRIGHT Dem. Tenn.l-Declarng Il oppre..
siye Impose additional taxation and nexpedent 10
rerench necessary appropriations already made In
the interest commerce. and providing measure OF
temporary relief for the issue OF an additional y mil
lions Of legaltendcr notes.
Mr. FRYE Rep.. MeJ offered resolution directing
New-York tribune., 1874-04-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TIrRSnAY ApRiL u.


Queenstown aud Liverpool per y,
cousin clos. Al go D. N. Supplementary Mail Is cloe a. s fos'
ogce 1t m Steamship sail. At 3 NJ from fler NO 40 ~
Aik lor Havana direct by Steamship tsent Wy e.;se ~
Supplementary closed al the PotOme al -'sV ,. m
ship sails at 5 o. n. from Pier No l3 n. r. "a
MEDNkSDAl. APRIL ~
Mails for huron. Queenstown and Liverpool per NeAmsnp
bria close at ~ Supplementary Nal closed al the Fosl
once Al D. m Steamship sails at from Cunaad Doet jersey
p o.., s,,.. ard Danish Mail by the steamship
Kan mai, coe At 1880 D. Supplementary Nail Is closed a,
tie Postohce $50 y seamshp sails az NJ ron e o''
O' 'H''''7 "'0' rHURsDA, ArRIL 80.
vu - ,,s via ynoutb Cherhourz anil Hamburg bv firsmshD
p,ia close AZ Supplementary Aia' Is clo;ed a. %
FsOmce l;l5 Steamship SAIL AZ ~ i sVb pier 0V' VI
Thirlli.. IobOken.
Ms for Iayaa. West Iues hin CITY Of Merdi
close att Supplementary Mail is closed at the f9stomee 81
24Q a m Steamship sus at IRON Pier No. AoIlh it
elase Al 10 A. M Steamship sails s III from P1er NO - y IL
1s Kingston SavaEi and Cartagns, by the steamship
close at D. IT, Steamship sails at m rom ref NO. iN V'
River Il. - c,rin, close al Q D. H.
FRIDAY. MAY omce .v.r, A,
Mails tor Nerfoundland close at the her'forf ro'N
at q via HahaI. oK.s exer,
Halifax " B., Il closed a. the
SATURDAY. NAY
M,ls for Crest Britain and Ireltnd VIA QueenoTn ana
steamship Replbhc close at IL VI Supplementary inh
closed 80 Steamship sails AZ p %
rom White Star Dock. Payonis Frrrr, Jersey CIV
For CopDenp and Bremen Na via southtnpon and benen
by the steamship DOnAa, ~ N. Supplementary sial
Il closed the POsOhce $50 Steamship sails al M
homo foot o Third st.. Hoboken
Por Mail Brest Hayre by tue seam,np
St. Laurent Steamship sails at p H. ron rie'
No. 80 N t. ,..o -
Mais for kev West steamship George w Cyd close "
n IN steamship sails at 8 D. m., from Pier No. 70 B IL
SUNDAY. MAY 3.
All Mails close I'll VeOckA NJ Tue Fotonce oyer ITO"
New-York tribune., 1874-04-28
A CRUEL GUARDIAN PUNISHED.

THE sTEP-MoTHER OF MARY ELLEN WILSON SEN
TENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR ONE YEAR.
Mary Connolly, from whose custody the lit
tie child, Mary Ellen Wilson lately rescued through
the exertons of Mrs +. A. Wheeler and Mr. Bergh was
tried in the Court General Sessions Yesterday before
Recorder Hackett on ian indictment charging her on
one count with an assault with attempt 10 KILL and on
another with intent TO do bodily harm. Mary Ellen
who is sn In the charge Of Mrs Webb, the maron at
Police Headquarters, pending Judge Lawrences decs-
ion as to her proper custodian appeared much improved
in appearance since she was first produced In court
Her face has lost its pnehed white look, and become
rounded and rosycheeked her hair was neatly combed
back over her shoulders and tied with long scarlet
ribbon A gray dress and white sack, trimmed with
hlue pretty blue hat and comfortable shoes and stock
iugs completed her toilet and transformed the child
that il was somewhat diff ut TO recognize in her the
fear-worn unwashed, haf-clad waf who was taken
from Mrs Connolly Mrs. Wheeler Mr.. Bergh, and Mr..
Gerry were present 10 watch her interests. MI Howe
appeared as counsel for the prisoner
Mary Ellen was placed upon the stand and after being
iulerrOgated by Recorder Hacket TO her understand
ing OF the responsibility OF OATH gave her testimony
10 Assistant DlstrictAttorney Rollins Her story was
mainly confined to the circumstances under which she
received the wound her temple from pair OF scissors
in the hands OF the prisoner She told the story
that has been published before. Mr.. Howe attempted
to cross-examine her from his place beside his client
but only caused her to cry He then assumed kinder
tone but dad not elicit than 81 don know" In
answer 20 MS questions Other testimony given re-
peatinz that given before Judge Lawrence.
Jury rerred for about half hour. and returned
with verdict OF guilty OF assault and battery In an
swer 20 the question Of Mr.. Hail. II she had ANYTHING to
WIN Judgment should not DO pronounced. Mrs Con
New-York tribune., 1874-04-28
CIVIL NOTES.

Amsinck Bros, under the firm name OF
John Schubaok g. 5ons. are suing Olaquiyel N Co. OF
Malaga SPAIN the superior court IN TINS city ior
235 100 With interest from jan 1874 Tor moneys lent
The order of reference in the case OF the
Rev T. T. Kendrick came up yesterday in the Brooklyn
City Court before Judge Nelson. Mr.. Brdsal claimed
that the Court could legally send Of that kind
TO referee. The case was adjourned until to-day.
Nelson Clements has begun suit in the
Supreme Court, by fling summons against ffahciseo
Yturria sl25OO for the wrongful seizure
SALE and conversion OF 2O bales OF cotton at Camarea
Mexico, on June "a, l3G5 Inc deieHiHui was n
dent Of Matamoras, Mexico.
The suit of Orlando Volckmar, confectioner,
against the city for 1885, damages alleged 10 have been
sustained by the falling of the belltower in Fftyhrs
ST. near Thrdave. in July. 1871 on the rear addition OF
Van Worst in the Supreme Court and resulted IN ver
diet OF $500 for the plaintiff Toe defense o, the Cy was
under the statute, the Fire Commissioners were hse
Notice Of contest was given yesterday, IN the
Surrogates Office, of the will Of Eliza PialtZgraf
maiden lady, formerly living at West Farms. The de-
ceased had property valued at 5000 BY her will she
left 900 to friend Jane Rutan, ten or dozen be-
quests OF 800 each friends and the children OF de-
ceased BROTHER and the residue TO her busless manager
Samuel NJ Purd who iS also namea ns her
Matilda " Benedict and Clara P0ttenger, contest the
will on the ground that 1t improperly executed ana
that the deceased was OF unsonnd nina ana unuuy III
huenced. The hearing Will begin on May H.
Chauncey Schaffer and ex-Judge Fancher
appeared before Judge Pratt in the Supreme Court yes
terday to argue o motion for the appointment Of re-
ceiyer in the case of the Asbury Life Insurance Com
pany. Mr. schaffer contended that according to ITS
own reports the Company was insOyent, ana tnat IL
esorted unfair such as discountlng notes ana
depositng proceeds IN banks TO make y appear % ', @ NJ
tG whois merely stockhoder cannot make applica-
on for receiver which must be done by the SuDerli-
tendeDt Of the Insurance Department Tue Court TOOK
the papers and reserved It's decision
New-York tribune., 1874-04-28
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN THE DARK.

The case of the New-York and Hartford
Publishing Company against Alder b. Stockwel for
$500 was heard supreme Court yesterday peioro
Judge Van Brunt The plaintiffs were ABOUT puohsnnS
a book entitled "Men OF Mark" among whom the ue-
,ondant have place ana in consideration thereof
he consented to take 50 copies at s5 each The agree
oen also contained clause that. after the proofsheets
were furnished to the subscriber il they were not e
turned within specified time, ce tain line should DC
imposed for each days additional delay In this case
the fine was added the contract price The deIehe
de,nurred an the ground that the contract was an III
eontable one into which The defendant could mol nay
been Induced TO enter except throu.n TN W. AZ an
nourrer was sustained by the Court ana the compa
dismissed absolutely with costs TO the plaRWhi o. o.,
Conan Tor ualntIf; Buckham, 5ma1es ano "ahee pV1
the defense,
New-York tribune., 1874-04-28
RUunING eTATreTJCg

For the weet ending SATURDAY April 25 1874 from the Of the
OF Buidngs, Walter W. Adams Superintendent
f< Of Construction and
buildings proposed which
Third cse the REMAINDER being stables aud workshops estimated
erection S67Ol50i number Of buildings alteration
estimated s9090i number Of special applications for frame and
other structures, 40 -
Of Uasas Bdin0s ard Violations reports 100 build
surveyed Of which 90 reported aud 30 have
un,aie notices served 49, complaints received, IL
Violations OF law reported IL violations removed violation
served, 10 TO attorney, 4.
Work reports number Of buildings requiring
number Of buildings provided with 81
for served, 81 number Of iron arch gne beams and
liutels tested. 20
7Redtrs Hot,s and Factories reports Official
named ihesteTs snd places Of fh
Avenue square Wsscks BrYlnts Woods Museum
metropolitan FoEs Broadwsy Olympic Harry HIPS ryol Academy
OF Music BOwey Thear Comqae Union League, Bums and the
Colosseum. special has also been hed the Park 1be
Is hotels boarding and g houses and 80 factories buildings
used for Manufacturing have been thoroughly
their condition. the and appliances therein eyeray provided for
the protection Of their Inmates employees aud
the Of and In all where have been
reported provided for In this respect
notified required provide
additional Gre safeguards had been recommended the
specors such examinations
have been held 20 buildings previously reported requiring t
uoua and the have served With secoad notices
relative thereto IL hotel aud factory In Which the have
cemped with the requirements Of the law RETIRED snl the
proc, eiings therein discontinued.