, 1874-08-09

/ AAo 41A-AoteCLo1h 4ECetpto tco+cAAny "ele
i 1000, tie licenses $500. and the wafer $4,000
The following permits were Issued yesterday
by tho Board of Pubic Works: John Barghofer,
two-story brick at the southwest corner OF
+, saugamon aud Pratt streets; H. Geselbracht
| two-story br,ck at 202 Michigan street, b. j.
! Smith, olIo-story brick at 23S Fourth avenue
, Louis Arata, three-story stone on the southwes.
corner OF Clark and South Water streets
! A. ". Wright, tbrec-s:ory brick at 178 NORTH
Sa0gamon street August Morgenwck, three
.. story stone on Cottage Grove avenue near Thr-
ty-ninth street T. ". Brophy, two-story brick,
Vest Monroe near Western avenue; u. Church
we'll, .hreo-story brick at 1Gl Fourth avenue.
4 deputation of pretty waito7-girle yesterday
called upon the Mayor to urge retractlon of
Several Of tia grls ware accompanied By
laaios who cla med to be Their mothers.
They claimed that the FALCONS employing girls as
walters were not rs disreDuiaolo III had been as
selted. aud TINT there ore plenty OF other wolse
places to which tile glrls would 10 to earl their
lSiug5. One Of tue ladies asserted strongly that
she would la.her have her daughter WORK IN q
lage1-beor saloon than in any store in town. Tho
Mayor treated them very respectfully. but wus
tim in his decision agalhst them. The party
departed, looking very sx1 and melancholy, nud
went over to tho Times Office to report progress.
4A0 A1AAoHAuS boAoElAIA 1CCCAASo ~ nA1t1
Colvin yesterday morning will explain itself:
~ khs -uavor u Chicago:
have it III my command to inform You that His
Excelloacy (iovernor-Geueral ot Canada hopes TO
have tbs pleasure OF arriving ut Chicago about The
l4:h or 18th inst. ehall be nbs state the exact
data 30 soon us His E1ceeucy leaves Lake Superior.
FRED CUMBERLAND, Leut--Col- A. .. c.
The Mayor will seud in communication to the
Common Council asking that arrangements be
Perfected for Receiving so distinguished guest.
In conversation with 3 TRIBUNE reporter yester-
day, tho Mayor ea,d that LIE had not Jet selected
his Corporation Counsel and that it looked very
unlikely that any decision could be made inside
OF next week. In the mean time Re will look to
tho Interests Of the city by selecting some one
TO fill Judge Eorton's position temporarily.
Frank Adams is thought to be the coming man
by outside partios
BOARD OF uEA1ru
That hitherto wooden institution designated
appropriately as the Board OF Health has st last
done something useful for Chicago and tue woild
at large. It hRs published report for the years
1s70~' IL ~ ID. il reat form Thero ato some
features in this volume Of especial interest,"
and to there Nc shall cali attention. Ono is q
paper on the subject OF Cholcc2 IN Chicago. pro-
pared By DR.. Ben c. Miller, Sanitary superln-
teudent, and read By him 1oforo the National
Board Of Heal!h. Il received upbounded CON-
ncnda:ioa for its teEscness, completeness, and
general scope, givlnG map OF the dis
trio. infected, meteorological observations,
aud microscopic examEatlons. In addition ID
this rapcrs on Ito epizoot:c, with tables and
summary OF the weekly observations for tho !
four years. The stat=tics Of births are very |
those Of marriages and deaths
more reliable. iuasmnch as the County, J!
Cier1 keeps tho former and the Bonrd |
of Health the latter. Tho number of |
births for the months OF September, October,
November, 1871. mas ], ,431; Of marriages for
:hree months OF that term. 1,147; tho births Of
ls72 wero e,lG7, md the marriages C,476; the |
births for 1873 wero OTIS. and the marriages
'.438. Tho maximum OF marriages was in 1572.
lrd ss q natural consequences tho maximum
IT births III 1873: Tho number OF deaths
u 1870 was 1893; in 1871 it wss 1876. or less
han for the previous year, notwithstanding the
ire. But tho effects OF ovcrcrowGiug after the
ire wero seen III tho records of 1872 When the
Leath rate reached 1916. It fell OF again IN
873, being then 1857. In 1872 the deaths ex-
cedod the births by l 1,999. but in 1875 The births
1cceded the deaths by 16l. It in certain that
Us; number Of births are not reported.