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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

BlDDLE the regular Democratic
nominee for Mayor OF the city of
Philadelphia, having refused to be a
candidate, the Democratic convention
again reassembled, and declining to
make another nomination, recommen-
ded the voters of that party to sup
port Col. 4. X. Mcclure as an inde-
pendant or citizens candidate. The
red6ubtable Mcclure has formally ac-
cepted this left handed nomination,
and the no less fragrant Forney en-
dorses the nomination, and advocates
it in the Press. We are glad that
this is thus. 1t properly and square
ly places those pestilent demagogues,
and arrant political-reform humbugs
Mcclure and Forney in the Demo
cratic ranks where of right they. be
long, and prevents their doing further
mischief to the Republican organiZa-
tion to which of late years they pro-
fessed to belong while they were unre-
mittingly and a.sidulously laboring
for its overthrow. Both attempted
to dictate President Grants appoint
ments, and were civily, but totally ig-
nored; both opposed and maligned
Governor Hartranft, and were signal
" rebuked, and both are now, under
the guise and cry of Reform, attempt
ing to ulut their vengeance on the
party they can not control or further
use, by laboring fop its overthrow.
The acceptance Of the nomination
by Mcclure and his support by For
ney, is predicated on'the hope that the
"Rcformers" Of the city will strike
hands with the Democracy, for the
consumation of this very transparent
dodge 1t will be morally refreshing
to see the square toed citizens Of the
Quaker city, marshalled under the
banner Of Reform by two politicians
whose names are connected with
nearly all the political and Legislative
frauds perpetratcd in the common
wealth for the last score of years.
Surely insolent assurance could 20
20 further, than in this ease.
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ne Village of EHif0D. New York
Inundated.

OswEGo, January 27.-A dispatch
from Fulton, on the Oswego river.
SAYS the most extensive nood known
there for twenty years is devastating
the lower portions ofthc village. On
Sunday evening about thirty families
were obliged to leave their homes, and
many more this morning were carried
from the second story of their houses
b, boats. Men were seen wading in
water to their waists carrying women
of their households on their backs to
places ofsafety. The damage to bus
iness interests is great.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

As a general rule we are opposed
to duelling, but we will agree to
waive our objections for the nonce, if
the rumored hostile meeting between
Hangman Foote and JEFF Da'iS can be
brought about, and be made termln-
ate fatally to both parties. Davis de-
nounces Foote as a constitutional
liar, and FOote claims that he once
slapped Davis's face for him, and
stands ready to meet him again, when
ever and whenever he chooses. If
this brace of truculent bullies and reb-
els could, only Kilkenny cat fashion
swallow each other, what happy
riddance it would be for this country,
and the rest of mankind.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04
A bloody street Plight

LOUISVILLE Jan. 23.-A special
TO the Courier journal says street
fight occurred in Liberty, Carey coun-
ty, Kentucky, to-day, between the
Napiers, Moores and Rays, in which
Lows Napier was killed and James
Napier badly wounded, but the Rays
eacaped unhurt. Mr.. Wood, the
Town Marshal, while attempting to
quell the disturbance, had his leg bro
ken. Thirty-fye shots were fred
The fight was the result Of an old
grudge between the parties
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The Olympic Thcater Destroyed by
fire.

PHILADELPHIA, January 20.-Thc
new Olympic Theater, on Market
street below Thirteenth street, caught
fire about three O'Clock this morning
and was totally destroyed. The
building was formerly known as Ma
Ii0nal Hall, and it was lately occu-
pied as Il variety thealer under the
management OF Johnson, Pilgrim and
Fitzgerald. The loss is heavy. 1t
is strongly suspected the fire was the
work Of an incendiary, owing TO pre-
yious attempts BY the falling Of
the walls two iirempn were killed and
several injured.
The ST. Johns Catholic Church,
on Thirteenth street and the Friends
Meeting House, on Twelfth street,
were in great danger, but through the
efforts of the fremen were saved
The carpenter shop adjoining :he
rear of the theater was crushed by
the falling walls, but no other ada
cent property was seriously damaged
eXcept bV water.
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CtOURT PR0CLAMATION.-

WHEREAS, the Honorable WILLIAM VI. Hall.
Pres dent Of the several Courts Of Common Pleas
Of the Counties composing the sixteenth judicial
District ANA Justice OF the Courts OF Oyer and Ter
miner aud General Jail Delivery. for the trial of
all capital AMI other offenders in the said District
and LEWIS \. TURNER aui Josiah MowRY, Is
quires. JUICES OF the Courts OF Common Pleas and
Justices OF the Courts OF Oyer and Termincr. and
General Jail Delivery, for the trial Of all capital
and other offenders in the County of Somerset have
issued their prccepts and to me directed for hold
ing Court OF Common Pleas ami General Quar-
ter Sessions of the Peace, AMI General Jail Dclv-
cry and Courts OF Oyer an.l Terminer. at Slmersat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

\ JOINT committee of both Houses
of the Legislature has been raised to
report what changes are necessary in
tie Capitol building, to accommodate
the enlarged Legislature, that will
first assemble next winter.
We trust that this committee will
fairly face the music and report in IA
vor of an entire new front building
to the Capitol sufficiently extensive
to accommodate both Houses. \
present appropriation of fifty or a
hundred thousand dollars TO enlarge
and fciurnish the present ball of the
House, will be just that much money
thrown away. 4 new building is
bound to be erected within a few
years, SO adopt plan, lay tax, and
put up the House portion during the
coming summer, say we. There Is
no economy in patching an old build
ing, and then abandoning it in few
wears.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

4 BILL has been introduced into
the State Senate looking TO an appro,
priation-a million of dollars we be-
lieve-for the centennial exhibition.
Under the new Constitution no such
appropriation can be legally made
and we are curious to see what inge'
nious dodge will be rcsorted to, to
obtain this sum from the State treas
ury. This bill has been postponed
for the present, but it will bear watch
ING.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF Jonas Hoover, late of Quomah. ming tp.
deceased.
Letters tcstamentary on the above estate having
been granted to the Undersigned by the proper au-
thOrity. notice is hereby given to those IN ehed to
II to make immediate payment, and those having
claims againt it TO present them duly authcnticat-
cd for settlement on Saturday, the eth day OF
March, 1874, at the lIte residence OF sail deceased
DANIEL 4. WEAVER,
jan2S Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

THERE is new in Congress accord
inr TO the official Directory just pub
lisbed, thirty rebels, officers and prI-
r.tcs and about as many more who
held high positions in its civil and Ju-
dicial service. -Four Of the cx-sol-
diers are Republicans. In rank, three
were Major Generals, five Brigadiers,
ciobt Colonies, four Lieutenant Colo
nels. five Majors, two Captains and
two private soldiers, both the latter
being from Texas.
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yhe Maryland senntorship.

ASNAPoLIs, January 2l.--ln the
joint convention Of the general assem-
bly, to-day Governor William Pine
knev Whyte was declared duly elect
ed United States senator for term
of six years from the fourth of March
1878. Barns Compton, of Charles
county, democrat, was elected state
treasurer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

Brutal Murder In she Coal Reg iOns

PoTTsyILLE. Jan. 2i.-Mr. Brad
ley. of Forestville, was murdered
about eleven O'Clock last night by n
man named Farrell. while eating sup
per Farrcl shot Bradley in the side,
aud then afterwards cut him in two
and threw the murdered man down
an air hole OF II deep mine not far
from where IL murder was commit
ted His u- save the alarm and
the mus'i' Aas arrested at twelve
O'Clock :; caught in his house
lie l. . tIdcr arrest at Mincrsville,
arI " - brought to Pottsvillc and
k d='4 prison A hearing of the
caso a. !! be bad at once. There is
Mnch excitement shown. No cause
IS given for the foul deed.
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ON Monday, Ecbruury Istt.. 1873

NoTicE is hereby gircI TO all the Justices of the
Peace, the Coroner and COnstaolcs within the said
County of Somerset that they be then and there in
their proper persons with their rolls rec lrs IN uui-
sitions examinations, and other rcmemhrlnccs To
do those things which 10 their offices ami In that
behalf appcrtain 10 he done; and also. they who
will prosecute agaus, the prs ners that are shall
be IN the J1il OF Somerset, Caunty. to be then and
there. 70 prosecute against them as shall be lust
SHERirrs OFFICE OLIVER KNEPPER
s"hetset, jan, Il Sheriff.
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LNXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Michael Fullum, late OF Somerset To-.
deceased
Letters tcstaInentary on the above estate having
been granted To the undersigned by the proper au-
tuority notice is hereby given to those indebted
10 IL 10 make Immediate payment. ami those hay
ing claims aaains: il will present them to The us-
dersisned at the late residence OF tos,ator on the
9TH OF March next.
SAMUEL FULLUN.
Jln2S Acting Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

Cor. RoBr. b. BEATH, the present
very worthy Surveyor General oi
the State. will, We learn5-be canul-
do,c for the new position of "seerc-
tary of Internal Affairs" which =. un-
der the new Constitution viii be the
title of the position how held by h'lll'
He has made very faithful and eln-
cient officer, and has discharged Ills
dnties with great aceeptabiIity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

have concluded e. quit EARNING on account Of
I'll health, AMI offer all my farms 20 private rents
The Farms are situate in Allegheny township.
Somerset county. Pa. Any person wishing 10 REM
will come and examine arms cr consult ulc hv let
ter. at Mount Healthy, Ia.
Jan2l Ell WALKER
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Neic IdceTH semcHfS
IORSES FOR SALE.

The Undersigned offer 5 horses and colts et
private sale on the farm Of Noah Scott near J'rsi
na, Pa, at any time between now AMI February
1st, 1874. The horses are all good work and car
ria2e horses ranging in age from t. 10 years. and
will be slll 80 low prices ana On long lime.
dcc3l NUrEG :. = OFT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

This space Is reserved 10
f. Blymyer, who has rem.
his stock into the most ma
ficent hardware room IN
place. He can be found
Room No. 3, Baer's Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

NOTICE

I hereby caution All persons against purchasing
certificate Of the Somerset borough school board,
drawn In favor Of Pile n Neh, for two hundred
dollars, and transferred to L. J. Picking Co,
dated Dec. 1873. As Ihaye not received value
for the same. JACOB +. PILE.
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v A \ 7 T D

Our fireside Friend. Va
proper party a good paying ami ,.-- .-
CASH BUSINESS. The tact ami a.,
Old agent is not needed 10 b. '.'-
we have more experienced ag.r,-,
the past two years. working f,--.
house in America, and they ,.,.t-' -'.'- 90
along, and make BIG salar.p. m W
they offer the people nzrrg- -
'h.S 80, y. .'.s.a more FEoSrTLr to ,L.....
EhPLofmENr sr al. a. ---..
travelling Oryour leisure r-,,--. '-' b
time. Our Combination bea.. 49, .'i
MOST for the money. YOJ c. '
Prohtai !e, honorable, congsri,r
dress at once AMI get ournorsr 49,.
get particulars, terms. etc 80 I'd
WATERS & co, Publisher. cl...
deco. 'ilailr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

Is hereby given that WIN. Il. Hey, assignee Of
David Sdylyr, has hlci his ae-sCBs ia ny Office
and that the same viii be VTcsru-c e. 60 the Court
FOR confirmation ol Thurs lHy, F,hrpry l9.n. a.
p. Vi. SCH ROCK,
j2nI Irothouotary
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

Ex-Governor Washborne, Of Wis
eonsin, is building the largest Touring
mill in the United States, at Mime
apolis, Minnesota.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04
HOUSE.

The Orphans Court bill was call
ed up again and amended so as to
give Philadelphia three Judges, and
as amended was passed.
The election bill" was next taken
up and considered on its third read
ing. 1t will likely be disposed of
this week, it will then go to the Gov
crnor for signature No trouble is
anticipated in that direction.
Both Houses met in joint session
to open the bids and award the con-
tract for printing and binding.
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SENATE.

HARRISBURG, January 28.-Mr.
Warfel Of Lancaster, presented q
petition from citizens of Ephrata ex-
empting those who observe the sew
enth day as the Sabbath, from any
penalty for attending to secular bus
mess on the first day Of the week.
Mr.. Lemon, of Blair, presented a
petition from citizens in the Twenty
fourth Judicial District asking that
no change be made in that district.
Mr. Rutan presented petition
from the Beaver County Bar,praying
for the establishment ofa separate Ju-
dicial District of that county.
4 number OF Senators represent
ing different sections of the State,
presented petitions numerously sign
ed, against the repeal OF the Local
Option law. Every day the indica-
tion3 show more decidedly that there
is to be lively fight over this ques-
ton this session again.
Mr. Graham presented from the
finance Committee, bill providing
for the appropriation of $29, 900 70
secure correct map of the State.
That ought to be sufficient stimu-
lus to those interested.
Mr.. Chalfant, offered from commit
tee bill regulating the manner of
advertising for the State and pre-
scribing the mode of drawing war
rants for the payment of the same.
Mr.. Anderson, of Allegheny, pre-
sented petition from the citizens Of
Allegheny, protesting against the re-
peal of the Local Option law.
The act providing that in case par
ties appealing from the report of
viewers in railroad cases do not re-
ccivc verdict more favorable than
that awarded to the party appealing,
shall pay The costs, was postponed
by motion of Messrs. Wallace and
Anderson, of Allegheny, for the rcas-
on that it gave too much license TO
corporators.
Mr.. Mcclure offered bill giving
authority to Courts ofQuarter Ses-
sioDs in certain cases, to review the
findings Of Grand Juries.
HOUSE.
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Nelc AdrerHgeue.,
The Best Panert

The Scientific American i.t,
Illustrated weekly pauer n,,',. 'i.s ehel,f..'
DeI contains from 10 to j, ori.,i...i. b..
new inaehin -, novel Ir.entla+5il' ma i,,ay-
pismes,.' ~'a aa5 sASsos.h,.i'es.ure, iatrEt.. ~. Z.
A years number contain. - 'ery Go II
hundrea engrayings. Thsrs- -PSlzCs o.,
preserved for binding ami ref....s " v..5
eal receipts are well worth Ten i9tthee ,,,e d..
sSnt siga PT1e' t5ee Terms nm, year Gy ' mai .
lsl4, say be had Of All EeS'l' ~. ,...iea.rs /.
PATENTS 29sai9ed 5t,,d On i tb1 i.'', =.
sketehe. examined, and sdsine neN iryrt
are published in the Scientific - 5,n ,I.e an
I, Ihey issue; =, 'send set, ior pamphlet I5 q
Address for the Paper Or go. - Y1iai4.-., .
BIZ nv 3 co, 81 PARK r. ..-N.oy Pee.
Branch Office cor. ans -.l H.. .'-E g..
u. q. '.'- Vac
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/ DMINIsTRATOE'S NOT

n T-I--" : n
Estate of Jonathan Cashier. lal'
deccasc-. I'D
Letters of administration On .,.,-,..f I
having been granted TO the ui'., w. +, ilaSi
hereby given to those indeptci " n ,irss !
date payment, and those ha.ius f5r Il
~ ~ ths s late % rrsiienee of said deceased 'n :
February n, 1874. ,cEREER,
ALLA Nv hdmiuisif'
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HOUSE.

A special commission was formed
for the inspection Of fish ways and
Matching houses.
Also q commission was formed for
the purpose of experimenting the en-
largement Of the hall of The House of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-04

9 Bat Sell Cur French Oil ChT0mOs.
-
q z new ones just arrived. Sole agents in this
- country. These arc all beauties Large and
handsome. Retail Price, sl.50. VIII send you
o hy mail, post paid. mounted ready for frames,
. for 20 ccuis for 4IGO the whole u for q 80.
4 gcnts wbS care to make from 100 to 800 per
. cent. should send for circulars of cur fast sell
=. inz uscrIl articles. Address
8 PLUME & co,
q dcc2i los South sth St, Philadelphia, Pa
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!!SATPLEs ERTr

The Saturday Evening Pos, ..
Street, Philadelphia, give.a fa-r..''.... =. !.
or large Steel Engrayinc,.s-''
scriber. Samples free.
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HARRISBURG.
HOUSE.

HARRISBURG, Janunry 26, 1874.
House met at three O'Clock p. n.
and the new election bill came up on
second reading.
Mr.. Brockway, in regard to the
clause permitting courts to throw out
the entire votes east in cases where
overseers are driven from the polls,
offered an amendment to authorize
courts to accept or subject any por-
ton of the votes in cases they NAV
deem it just. Agreed to.
Except in the above the bill was
not materially altered from the shape
in which it passed the Senate 1t
passed the second reading, when the
House adjourned.
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PATENTS, /
DULE TO ACCEPT o, Dr.,

To Hiram King, of Marion. Nh,
70 George A. Ming. Of Spri1yg','ii51 con-.
Pa and 10 Franklin Kin ss'i- Pave
moreland county. Pa. 4 VI boael
iOu, and each Of you. are H.,
aud appear at cur neIt Orphsgg' S,s.y nl.l.
az Somerset, on the 81 3iondav q, s,y,lsr-, @.
70 accept OF refuse 10 take ~ ~ =. ,f-5-l,.
King, late Of Middlecreek tow. -. estate
the appraised price ur sbs,y .,,.,nl .H. D. Doe.
should not be sold. BY the On. 'I..'s Wy &
dcc3i In ANErp.
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SENATE.

HARRIsBURG, January 27.-Mr.
Rutan, in place, read bills from Leg
islature and judicial appointment
which were referred to the Appropri-
ate Committee.
The bill for advertising proposed
legislation of local character has
been passed finally and this matter
has been disposed Of There were
no material changes in the hill from
last report. 1t provides, as passed,
for advertising all proposed bills Of
a local character at least thirty days
and not later than three months pre-
vious to the introduction Of the bill
into either Housc-the advertising
to be done in English and German
papers in the locality that Will be
affected by the Legislature.
Mr.. Mcclure presented a memori-
al from the officers Of the State School
Home for colored soldiers orphans,
praying for an appropriation.
Also, an act providing for an uni
form police system in the cities of the
State.
Mr.. White-A bill providing for
the levying Of an uniform school tax
of three mills on a dollar on the as
sessed valuation Of the Common
wealth.
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EsGJN =

Mr.. Newmycr reported favorably
bill fixing the salaries Of Judges of
the Supreme Court at $4,000; Judg-
es of the Common Pleas in Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia, 81 1000, and
of other law Judges at $4,000
Mr.. Brockway-A bill regulating
the Interest laws.
Nr. Butler, of CumbcrIand-To
revise the License law.
Mr.. WiIcox-To provide for the
the uniform collection Of taxes
Mr.. Thomps0n-A petition for
the passage of a prohibitory law
The debate on motion to adjourn
over occupied nearly all the morn
ing hour.
Mr.. Tal!cy's resolutions of respect
to Judge Thompson were called up
and eulogies pronounced by Mess"s.
Botteriield, of Erie; Stranhan, of
Mercer; Marshall, of Butler; Little.
of Wyoming; Broekway and Speak
er McCOrmick
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send - cca;s for the new
self adjusting cigarette
and cigar holder. 3 for5O
cts. NJ. X. Roberts y Co.
l76 Broadway, ". Y.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

The safe OF the New York Central Railroad Com
pany was robbed yesterday or during the pre-
vious night OF the sum OF $32 0O0 bills OF various
denominations. The failure to appear at his place
as usual, Of young man employed in one OF the
ofrces, named George Van velzer, led to the dis
covery OF the robbery. Both circumstances, the
disappearance OF the money and the young mau.
led to the inference that he had committed the
known that Will 1asten the act on him. Van Vel
zer Is only about nineteen years of age, and has
been employed for some years in the depot. His
father most respectable man, also holds position
under the railroad management Young Van Vel
ger was at his post as usual on Saturday, but
nothing in his conduct created suspicion. His alb
sence YESTERDAY morning, Il appears attracted at
In the day, however, some one happened to re-
member he knew the combination Of the safe. In
this sale was large amount Ol money, and the
chiefs or the different bureaus In the depot became
uneasy. An examination OF the safe was maize,
and 1t was at once discovered 1t had been tam
pered with. The combination was dsarranged
anu the door could not be opened. Word was
sent to the manufacturers OF the strong box, and
after few hours delay the interior and the fact
Of the theft were at once laid bare. cursory
glance soon told that robbery had
the contents it was established that the sum taken
amounted to $40 000 There Is yet nothing to
connect young Van Velzer with the absence OF the
money except his own disappearance, with hts
railroad authorities are very careful about con-
Meeting his name with It. Captain Irving, OF the
Centra! ONCE, was notified OF what had occurred
during the afternoon, and he intrusted the work.
ley A Young man named Baxter is also missing,
and 1t Is supposed Van velzer and ne together.
The police are OF opinion they are still In town,
and hope to catch them before much OF the money
SOuandered
The New York herald., 1874-05-06
SANITARY MATTERS.

At q meeting 0fthe Board OF Health held yester-
day afternoon amendments were made TO several
sections OF the Sanitary Code. communication
was received from the Consul at Minattian IN
Mexico. to the eject that smallpox was prevalent
in that town and two vessels we're loading there
at the time OF his writing bound 10 New York.
resolution was adopted creating smallpox
bureau IN the Department OF Health. A
communication was received from q practising
physician complaining OF the haste OF under
takers IA putting Ice on people supposed 10 oe
dead. He detailed several cases, In winch great
injury mad been done through the cupidity OF the
unuertakers. After the reading OF the letter IN
the Boara, DIR. stephen Smith said there were at
present many cases Of this kind constantly Oc-
curing. PERSONS CAL In the undertakers before
their friends are dead, and the ice IS applied TOO
soon. The following report was submitted ana
HEALTH DxPARrxEsr or THE CIrY or New YORK. !
a. BunLAu or VITAL STATISTICS, May S 1874
wsr % g Gs
the week ending on Saturday the TIN inst. his shows
owe u .as Ssssss SSsh .s'usy
that increase o here are s sarasa umonary
hele wa
increase q iaiaiy BY measles and smalipoS and de-
amounted 70 SO incnes depth o. water "''A'
sns on & o In shs
rose 70 s Tho rate in London, the two weeks Of
as OF @ as " ns sas q
yearly The rate in Paris during the week ending on the
IL I'm = saa he y h
sa Mai aRln, @ Ss sssIn being
and Of % 'Ss
such high death rates these Respectfully submitted.
Registrar Of Vital Statistics