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BOARD OF HEALTH MEASURES.
WORK o? TIE VACCiNATiNG CORPS 10 RE PRO
I0NGED- PRECAUTIONS AGAINST IMPURE MIL
and UNRIPE FRUIT

WORK o? TIE VACCiNATiNG CORPS 10 RE PRO
IoNGED- PRECAUTIONS AGAINST IMPrRE MILK
AND USRIPE rnUTr.
At the meeting of the Board of Health YES
terday Dir. james presented "a report on smallpox,
and ON the mana cement OF the Riverside Hospital from
January 10 May, 1879. The Sanitary Committee also
presented a report smallpox. From Ma 10 10 July
~ there were 1852 reported of winch 74s were
removed to the hospital aud 33i eases were treated pri-
vatoy. OF the us hospital cases only .p5 Lad died. or
less than % per cent While OF tue jJi private eases,
ls6 had deI or nearly SO per ceut 1ne report caims
that II will not discontinue the vaccination
Corps until the close Of August the percentage Of
deaths OF Vacciuaed persons only 22JJ, while OF
those who had not been Naccnated II nearly %.
resolution adopted requesting ia. Board Of Estimate
and ApportionmeBt u appropriate $1,000 for the puI-
pose Of continuing the special corps OF vaccination dur
hIg the months OF August and StitcTbrr.
The Bureau oil Vital Statistics reported $50 deaths for
the week ending July "A. The mean temperature VAS
TO o. and the average humidity equal 20 go. Tue
age temperature The four preceding weeks 75o,
and only on few days did the heal Pasa 80. Toe heat
had produced large increase Of infant mortality. The
DO infant d, Last week, AMI the 6ie III The previous
week. gave the total excess OF mortality for this period
The dcathrate asi week equal 10 80 per 1000 i'll
this city, while duriBs the preceding week II equal
4J.s1.
Commissioner Jancway presented table showing for
each week since s6G the total weekly mortality from
di.rrell diseases of children under years Of age. and
of persols over that lie stated that there Ia no
material increase N deaths fn diarrled diseases dus
ing the pre- sent month compared with the same period
Of 1874 and that the number is less than in 1873 The
foI,,yfna Is n comparative statement ~ contagious
llsca so reported the bureau for t Two weeks ending
July 81 ls7J
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RAPID TRANSIT on ELEVATED ROADS.

RAPID TRANSIT on ELEVATED ROADS.
ALI. THE PLANS SENT TO THE COMMISSIONERS YES
rERpAY or ONE GENERAL CHARACTERISTIC
CIE.r CAPITAL SECURED TO CARRY OUT THE Gill
BERT SCHEME.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners held
meeting of noon yesterday in the chamber OF the court
Of Common Pleas, Part H. and received several pans
and gesons. DE-. Newbrough sent models Oh bis ss-
pended railway Nicholas Nolan submitted pan Illus
traed by models Of elevated dOubetraek rairoad'
the ears to run under track aud suspended 10y Tue
wheels william schenbly Of IIackcnsack, ~ j., IN et'
ter advocated tho building OF an elevated railroad con
strucd OF iron and supported by single line of col
urnns. The Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company SUD
mitted plans Of their proposed structure WIN
the statement that, il the Commissioners
should decide in favor OF the scheme
they had already enough capital subscribed to buic me
structure They asked for hearing In the matter anu
tins is to be granted Thorn any day they may desNe
nate after MOn'ia& next. =, ,ro,,
plans were submitted also by r. W. Weiss, g. H. foraeK
and A. H. Carhl all OF elevated roads. Letters contain
ing sige, SOns wcro received from j. Is Real D. .. a.
Keigharn, John Charles Flyer H. r. Keeper, =. w,
Leiss, Frederick Myers and william Widnayt james
L. McKcDzis. Leopold Berncimer, William ScncnDiy Ei-
ward J.. Wnaites, Glover, Kip Co., D. NJ Hanhans, u
1. IioIack, aud James H. Welsh The commissioners
viii give q hearing the officers of the ircenwicns,
ee yated railroad Friday. On THURSDAY uHy WIZ
enter into u CAREFUL examination Oi inc "DETAILS "a the
plaus submitted.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE IN CENTRAL PARK.

The body of T. n. Robbins guest at tho
Grand Central Hotel was found In Central Park about
3 a. yesterday with pisol-shot wound through tho
head. II Is supposed that he committed suicide Tho
deceased was married man, doing business at No 2l6
Canas and Is supposed that the cause of his taking
his Temporary alteration Of mind caused ~
financial embarrasslnents.
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uNroRTuyATE CLOSE OF AN EXCURSION.

AS the Father Mathew 7. A. b. Society
No. OF Brooklyn returning from excursion In the
steamer Wyoming on Monday John Kelley, age IS, Of
No 604 Myrtle-avc Frustrated by ht supposed to
have been brought by oyerexerton and from which
he died inst the steamer reached her dock near tho
Fulton Ferry, ut VI p. While the passengers
landing Mary Moore, age 49, or No 90 Graban-ave fell
overheard rescued in exhausted condition by
Officer Donncly OF the Second Police Precinct and James
Haley "a newsboy who sprapg overheard and supported
the gr until she taken from the water 10y the officer
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there a. q spocai officer referred to the Conmitee
on Rules and Discipline resolution was adopted that
detachment OF members Of the force for police servcc On
yoDd the limits OF the city would not bcnade hercatcr
Xcept upon excursions for the benefit Of the children Of
the city. motion made, but lost by tie vote; una.
memorial picnic given 10 Gagney. who had
resigned from tic force 10 dismissal Lhis; Com
missioner Smith thought, WAS an indgnity 10 tho HoSo
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LABORS OF A PROMINENT ET4NG ELIST.
MEETINGS CONDUCTED BY THE REV. WIN. TAYLOR
IN THIS CirY-HIs WORK IN ENGLAND, AUSTRIA
LA, AFRICA, AND ASIA.

MEETINGS CONDUCTED by THE REV. VIM. TAYLOR
IN THIS CirY-HIs WORK IN ENGLAND, AUSTRIA
LA, AFRICA, AND ASIA.
The Rev. VIM. Taylor, a noted American
evangelist who has recently been cooperating with
Messrs Moody md sankey i'll London, has returned TO
New-YoTk and is now holding nightly meetings III the
sixty-arst Street Methodist Episcopal Church, near
rhirdave MI Taylor has carried on his peculiar work
upon every continent aud with unusual success. Shortly
after the discovery Of gold in California in 1870 he
placed In charge Of the Seamen Bethel III San Francisco
by the authorities Of his church There he
air services the Long Wharand the plaza OF the city
Though fearless in the deruncatiOn OF the vice which
then abounded IN San Eancsco he was rcspcctedb by all
classes Some memorable addresses were delivered by
hm in the gambling saloons and TO these the worst des
peradoes Of that day listened with decorous attention
subsequently he LETT the United States and went
10 England, and thence, by invitation OF the Yves
leyanS, 10 Australia. There in the principal cities
Of the colony his preaching was attended with
marked results. After leaving Australia MI. 1ay
Tor spent . long time in South Africa, labor
ing III the mission stations OF the Cape Colony and de-
iver1ng addresses both to Engshpeahing bearers aad
10 the natives through an Interpreter The effects pro
dused by Bin mon the natives who had received the
rtIInens of Christian KNOWLEDGE through The teaching
of much spoken OF at The time From
south Anca sIr Taylor went to Bombay, Where he or
s,auizcd o rlfslstHiinng mission among the English
speaking population, both native and foreign HIS sue
ther" marked that he sent TO the Me IL
Olst Episcopal MISSIONARY society iot "sSiHldh'H'
promising support 10 such helpers "a should CONF.
Friends came forward in India who assisted III procuring
places u worship and dciIaying other necessary eN
pcuscs. From bombay MI Taylor was sent ~ Bengal,
where with corps Of helpers he organized conpre-
henSSe scheme ~ cvangelEng work Some IsOsns ago
he returned England and afcr short stay IN London
began series Of meetings Ia BRISTOL which added many
members 10 t4,e churches Of that city.
Mr. Taylor a. apparently about 30 years o! age, has
good pres aud fun voice. which he uses c6 cvcy
in singing His DethOI is logical rather than emotional.
Some his Ragged sentences more fort1bc than
polished but tAOy appear TO be effective with eFerydV
people.
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COIJe OF tnc COlDptIy WHI (" D'iHouiy
family spoke OF tire excellence Of the honey wberenpon
the head Of the h,Hse who stands rcputed dread OF his
wife, eeiugy said: Honey is the most delicious VI all
cliccies 1t is the nectar Of beautiful flowers, slipped
rom brilliant PETALS by the ncver-trne bee, and
nodded into a glory that would tempt the god Of"
Ephi5m y enumerated his wife with stern sOlemnty.
have You been drinking againp Ephraim groaned-
5Dunbury News,
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

is ordered to The Nava' Academ Ch pan J. H. " BTown
II urlert. To the NeV.YOrA avy.ltrL ndsi MAJ j. NJ
r. is detatchtd o II tie PEW isfan and placed wa
o' r. Paynlasirr ~. GoldsborOngh In d'tacd from no
m .la MI ndsr d settle his Ass sta Il Pa
Il v. C. sc(iowaU fetched from tie Nsrrss ott Ala
Ur.ered To settle his J"Bis
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY, At HCDNurS
BROADWAY.
sam, 70. Noon 49, 80. NJ, s7' Midn,rht ~
Highest during lBc CAY. 81. Lowest q.
Average, 7sia'. rnma dsy. 1874 76S'
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V.,k Ty ~ scar. Ifpb Small. Acn-
s,disc piis ph6d let. Measles. tseria pos. nights
July IL. y zb % w

judy ~ l 20 Vi %
Dr. Chandler submitted report Of the Mix inspectors,
Gardner and JcpeOn, who were detAiod 10 Wat dairy
farms along the Harlem Railroad. Inc investigation
show that the standard Of putty adopted V the Board
OF Health AND represented by los On the metoincter
ueed is from lUo Ia ~ love. tnaH thc mix actually pro-
dnc,si IaIns Tuis fact the Board thodghi, fuzzy
warranted The conviction .! every dealer III MIX VINO
should otter any milk below 1902 on the lcO-
The Board passed resolution asking the Police Board
for The use of garbage carts VITA divers, ana OI Two
policemen Of tire sintay Company, for the urpose ar
reno Wing from the city GDnpc ul,Ound uLwholcsOne
and decay cd frul and vegetables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

LUyDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for tho
ghu subs, tnte for Cologne Bay Rum
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Well. Uncle Billy, don't You want any more

Civn klgh,sT Not any Thing mo- tanA you," replied
Billy. Nearly done fniDed now. Hcv 60 p.y my own
DOCTORS bill. lost all my money IN dc Fcsdmans Bank
nebber got NO 40 acres M dc MAKE dey promised me- an
swine dc PcIitent.aIy. Fse got nuf eibbil nghsP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

BEAUTIFUL New SONG" No Friendly Voice
10 Greet Me- by H. F. Dsnhs. sent post paid Tor 80 ceni
WV IL tONRR Co. Music Publishers, No. l,l02 Chestnut
ST., PhIladelp Liza, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

NEVER allow either Diarrhea, Dysentery, or
any Bowel Affection its way, or serious co se
utpnces result; VITA DR. JAYNE CAnNAtlNE BAihAAa as
hand affections may De promptly safely and eic acsousy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

DIR. LYONS TOOTd TABLETs.-Used by tho
elite Of The city.
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MVITTN IN plRyO.

DAlIrY's MAGICAL PAL, EXTRACTOR may well be 50 called
ts s are iBnulpeTaba experience alone VIII Prov
them family - hout IL lor Burns AMI scahs u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

LAMPLoUGH's FYEE-IC SALINE is the cure fol
tevcrs bonsness SINAI KIN diseases and many otns
aneIts. SOLD By Chemists Throughout
world and Maker, l,3 Hoiborlhl LONDON England
Use substitute.
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tAnnouncements.l

DAYDRUFr-BURNErT's COCAINE removes.
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REGULATOR.
TESTIMONIALS.

~ have never seen or tried such a simple
efhcaciOus, satisfactory and pleasant remed ,
IN my ife.-H. HAINEs, St. Louis, Mo.
Hon. Aler. II. Stephens.
Il occasionally use, when my condition re-
qulFes II, Dr. Simmon Liver Regulator
with good efient-HOE. ALEX ii. STEPHENS.
Governor Of alabama.
"Your Regulator has been IN use IN my
family for some time, and am persuaded Il
Is valuable addition to the medical sci
ence.-GOV. }. GILL SHORTEN, Ala
have used the Regulator in my family
Tor the past seventeen years. | can safely rec
commend it 10 the world as the best medicine /
have ever used for that class Of disease IL pur-
ports to cure III. +. THIGPEN
President Of CITY Bank.
Simmons Liver Regulator has proved n
good and etiicacious medicine.'--C. A. EuT-
TING.
Druggist
we have been acquainted with Dr. Sim
mons Liver Medicine for more than twenty
iat0r offered TO the public. M. X. LYoN and
ii. LYON, Bellefontaine, Ga
i was cured by simmons Regulator, after
pnaylng suffered several years with Chills and
Err +. ANDERSON.
The CIergy
have been ayspePuc Tor years began the
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Ladies Involvement.
81 have given your medicine thorough
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My Wife.
My wife and self have used the Regu-
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Il think Simmons Liver Regulator one Of
the best Medicines ever made for the Liver.
My wife, and many others, have used IL with
wonderful effect e. X. SPARKS, Albany, Ga,
NJ ID.
Il have used the Regulator in my family
and also in my regular practice, and have
found 1t most valuable and satisfactory med
lcine and believe if il IVES used by the profess
SION u would be Of service in very many cases.
know very much Of IT'S com onent parts.
and can certify its medicinal qualities are uer-
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Ga
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Union Female I OlIege,
OXFORD, MISS.
REV. J. S. HOWARD, A. NJ, President.
AAYHnIH1eS:

Advantages:
A THOROUGH AND COMPLETE LITER
IA AIRY COURSE taught, by Teachers OF
long experience and ability the English be
ing alty-Latin, Greek, and the Modern
Languages taught to perfection, when desir d.
Music Department-under a Director OF
superior attainments and skill in teaching
An Art ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS over by an
accomplished Artist and Teacher of long
experience.
Buildings large, conveniently arranged, and
well furnished.
Location not surpassed by any in the South
for good health, refined society and religious
advantages. Young Ladies attend the Church
selected by parent or guardian, in company
with teacher.
Board and Tuition in Literary Department:
per Scholastic year, $3.50 0.
Music, Arts and Modern Languages, usual
Rates.
For particulars, address President, or the
undersigned, at Oxford, Miss.
J. D. LESTER, Secy Board Trus
July Z, 1S75-6Tn
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WILD LIFE%%F FAR WEST

new illustrated book of the authors own
THIRTY YEARS life and adventures among the
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The Leading amer
FOUNDED BY moan

T. E
In the recent rIs.
Glnred m favor off
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,

SESSION BEGINS SEP
i TEMPER LIST, 1875. Thorough Collegiate
course. Excellent Preparatory Departments.
Healthfnl Climate, Good Morals, Good Disci
pline, very Moderate Expenses. Tuition and
other fees, board, room-rent, fuel. lights, and
washing, for session of ten months. from SI6O
10 $40 Boys can board with Professors:
young men, in College or families. College
pI osDerous. Students from all sections of the
country-thirteen from Mississippi. The an
nual Catalogue, of 40 pages mailed free on
application. Address,
REV. D. F. BITTLE. D. D..
JulY2l l5-Zm. President
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
University Of Louisiana,
NEW ORLEANS.

DRACTICAL OPPORTU.NlII9TTIiE for study
ing AledIclne unequalled by any college
in the United States. The Professors, accom-
panied by the students. visit, daily, the wards
of the great Charity Hospital, where more
than Seven Thousand patients are annually
treated.
The Forty-Second Annual Session will begin
November 10Th, and terminate March 18th.
Fees the same as charged by all the best
schools.
For Circular giving full information, adj
dress
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
June %, 1S75-4w@
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Opens October LIST; continues through nine
months. 1t is organized in schools on the
elective system. with full courses in Classics.
Literature, Science with practice in Chemical
and Physical LaboratoriesI IN Law, Medicine.
Engineering, Teaching and Agriculture APP
Chairman, p. o. University of Virginia. All.
bemarle Co., Va.
July a, '75-2m.
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MIR. f. &. LEWIS:
Dear Sir-I have tried your New Discovery
for the cure of Chills and Fever Fever OF
long standing.) | pronounce it a success.
further state, L have known other families to
it successfully. Give it a trial and you
VIII always keep it.
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Mr.. E. &. LEWIS:
Having obtained from your brother bottle
of your new Discovery for the cure of ChiIls
and Fever. unhesitatingly say ii is good
remedy, and worthy eff trial. l used it in
one case and it did we'll
Mrs. T. NJ. LITTLE,
Stems Greek P. O.. Rankin County, Miss.
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MISSISSIPPI
MILITARY INSTITUTE,
ABERDEEN.
a CHARTERED INsTITUTIoN)

OESSION begins Sept. 18th. Full Course.
~ Experienced Teachers and Professors
graduates of the best Colleges of the country
Excellent Apparatus Healhful location.
Elegant society.
One of the cheapest Schools South.
For further information address
i. f. MURFEE, President
July 2S, 1875-6w.
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Medical College of Alabama,
AT MOBILE.

TTNHE REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES
i will begin on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH
1875, and close about the 10Th of March follow
ing
about the middle of October n which time the
Dissecting Rooms will be open.
The CRY DIsPENsARY has been removed to
the College Building. In the course of the
year several thousand patients are examined
and prescribed for at this Dispensary, in the
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Es~ LECTURES FREE to Students from all
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Naturalization Fee, $25 90
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RICHARD F. BARNES,
Terry p. O., Kinds Co., Miss.

Mr.. Z. G. LEWIS
Dear Sir-Having used your New Discovery
for the Cure of Chills and Fever (of long
standing, those difficult to break up) | I'M
hesitatingly say it is one of the surest and
best remedies | have ever tried-superior TO
Quinine or any Patent Medicine l have ever
used-having cured a number of cases in my
family, after having used Quinine and other
medicines that failed to cure. Afflicted, give
it a trial, and you will not be disappointed
W. G. BARNES
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EDUCATIONAL.
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS.

REV. WALTER HILLMAN, LID PRINCIPAL.
TIME COLLEGIATE YEAR OF '75-76, will
l. commence on Tues lay, the 18th Of Septem-
ber and this Institution will then offer 10 those
who seek a thorough education greater induce
ments than ever before. TrsHty-ttco years of
uninterrupted and prosperous existence, and
nineteen of these years under the same directors
have enabled it to accumulate educational
facilities which younger institutions cannot
possess and which rank it with the best in the
land. These advantages too are offered at a
very moderate expense.
For full information address the President of
the Faculty, or sendto him for Catalogues.
ROBERT KEILS,
President Board of Trustees.
Clinton July % 1S75-tf.
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VHIFVORTH FEMALE COLLEGE.

On n. Orleans, St. Louis s. Chicago r. r.. will
reopen Sept. 2, 1870.
NUMBER OF TEACHERS................ II
II Number Pupils last Term 203
Number of Music $50
Charges, already low, have been reduced.
Dress required to be plain English Text
books Copy books, and States, also Medicines
and Medical attention furnished without
charge Maps, Charts, Apprenticeship the
appliances of first class College, are in con-
slant use.
For Catalogue, address
H. F. JOHNSON, President.