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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

The wife of Mr.. Jos. Dam, of this city,
died this afternoon, at little past five
o'clock, of diphtheria, after an illness Of
less than one week.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

The Rev. Mr.. Sanders, of Faribault,
did not deliver his second lecture, there
being NO attendance. The Dramatic Asso-
citation, We regret TO say, is out soms$45 on
the investment.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

We understand that Mr.. Sebastian
Reichart, the owner of the building, will
occupy, with stock Of groceries, the store
room lately vacated by Mr.. r. N. Russell.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

-Herberger Bros. make the best lag,
beer in the market: Order of them.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

Union service in the Union church
next Sabbath, at 7 o'clock P. N. Sermon
By the Rev. Geo. r. Milton. All are cor.
daily invited to attend.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

-Tuesday evening Messrs. John and
Edward Edelbrock gave a complimentary
party to the Dramatic Club and friends. It
va 4 very enjoyable affair.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

The adjourned term of the District
Court began Tuesday morning and conclu-
ded Wednesday evening. Several unimpor-
tant cases wore disposed of.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

J. W. TENVOORDE
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

FINANCIAL.
In gold, exchange and European tickets
there is mo- change.
Gold-Buyins At $l.ll; selling 3l.l2.
Foreign exchange 1866.
Passage tiekets-Fron New York to
Europe, $z2.50
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

Charts showing full lists of Prizes
9s Serhern Minnesota Ihe distribution x TAX. place
to be selected the following Committee property
and decided in for shareholders: ~
T. G. MCCLURE J. NJ ROsENBERGER J. G. SMITH
JOHN ZAPP W. B, MITCHELL. G. F. DAVIS
JOHN COOPER.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-04

On the up-train, which stuck 1t Becker
yesterday and last night va . young man
who was TO have been married At St. 10. at
nine o'clock this forenoon. OF ceurse, he was
the very picture of contentmsntl
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NEW GOODS,

flNHE subscriber has just returned
i from Baltimore with a new and
complete assortment of
DRY GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS.
SHOES.
HATS,
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
etc.. etc. and GROCERIES Of all kinds
at the old stand, formerly occupied BY
Mrs. Hammett. Particular attention is
called to my stock Of
Ready Made Clothing
which I can sell lower than any 9TH
or mcrchan: in the county, the quality
and make oe the goods being considered.
Alarse and carefully selected assortmen,
Of
CASSIMERES,
lso, on hand. Persons wishing clothing
MADE TO ORDER
can be accommodated and l can supply
them with all necessary trimmings. Ihave
determined TO sell all classes Of goods as
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county.
ES-A larger stock of BOOTS and
SHOES aud READY MADE CLOTH.
ING than was ever kept before now on
hand which will be disposed Of lower and
cheaper than they can be purchased else.
where. Particular attention it called &c
these two articles
GIVE NE A CALL,
| will show you the Goods, give you the
price, and let you judge for yourself how
cheap l sell.
J. SIMMS FENWICK,
Leonardtown, Nd.
May %, 1S74-t:.
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ana stain " In.o aesica. Inns Insipsens
a. 49, $3.50 ."sen INTO nea, - s 49, ..
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muistades who ENJOY u, can hardly be com
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site. they should be taken moderately TO
san,. .:,, .e sS aoen' ana restore rs neaisny
.r ror m..es C;:..P'1s:s and Z. var;c.:
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d. II ECT o RY
st. Masy's County.
CIRCUIT coCET

The sessions Of this Court begin on the third
Mondays of March and September, and on The
frs; Mondays Of JGne aad December. The
March and September Terms being for the iri-
81 af csuses wherein Juries may he required
those OF June and December ere The non-jury or
intermediate Terms.
Chi.f Ja6ge-Bon George Brent
-4saeeiSts JEGges-Eons Robert Ford and
Daniel Y Magruder.
Ctsrk--J Frank Ford
D,pH,y Cyuks-Robt 4 Young and Jos
Neal.
States Anorrey-J Parran Crane.
Comsissionsrs IN Equify-James Blakis-
tone and James > Downs.
Con.1issi0nsrsafL ar-J Frank Bohanan We
eani.)
AudhFT-Roberi G Combs.
MeT.6-Benjamin Powell.
Deputy MsT6-George A Sinms.
JGtioT-A scott.
Crier-James + Wa,hen.
Bai,fS-Za,h Latham and Jos Latham.
1esssbger-J Graves.
IaiI.g 10 Grand Jurs-Thonas Guy.
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Z. g. BLEKISTCNE'S
PATENT TOBACCO KILLER.
The Simplest and Greatest La
hor.> aving Implement in
existence.

TT will do the work Of 90 men or more
l. in striking check hills. aud do the
work better. as the plants live and grow
of better. and less crab grass grows after
it; and, with q good stand aud favorable
seasons, hoe is not needed in the field.
One man can cultivate rs much rs six
under any other mode. giving . clear
gain Of five days to devote to other culti-
waited crops.
will manufacture this Spring 1S75)
on any written order. n Hitler at S25 90.
The past season J hired out every ma
chine had on hand, ut 81 per working
hour. to my neighbors. Send your adj
dress. and will send you the testimonials
of those who have used it.
z. ID. BLACKSTONE,
Miiesiown j. o.,
st. Mary's County, Md.
Dec "a. 1s74-tf*
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE !!
law ELL.N FU r NITCRE,
II BARNS. OUT-HOUSES. FARM
prof. UCE &c.. &C.. iusasea on shs Mn.
sual Plan BY the
STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
06ies No. II SosfA street.
BIG HARRIS, President.

DIRECTORS.
\ Y Caushy. =. Noah Walker& CO.
Philip L George, s' George & Jeukins.
T ID Anderson, 50 Anderson b Br /.
John Stack Carpenter and Builder.
Hon George Brent Court Of Appeals.
George p Jenkins. Charlie. county.
George Combs, st Msry's eoas,y.
D. G. Harris, =.
This is Home Company. gotten mp ex-
pressly in the interest of the citizens OF
Southern Maryland. to enable them to over.
come the difficulties they experienced in
procuring Insurance In the ordinary lusur-
ance Companies. with majority ofits Di-
rectors we'll known in that community.
Ii has been in business row over -four
years. All losses aeerwed, and they have
been unusually large, hare been Jaiihfhlis
aad promptly paid, which IS our best guar.
antee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and cheap.
est known In Insurance, and affords TO al
Insurance at its exact cost, and ough,to b,
encouraged by all who wish TO protect them
selves against loss or damage by FIRE.
lf those interested will get ittheir patro
mage and interest themselves 10 the ncrsas'
OF lie business, in few years it willTanl
among the largest Insurance corporation
in Maryla \ credi, and benefit to all
and an honor to the State.
GEO. a. SlMMS,
General Agent for st. Mary's Co.
June %. ls73-tf.
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am nov pEepared TO furnish planters With
my Patent Tobacco Prize. upon the shortest
reasonable nofies. This Prize Is now being
quite gssefully used in this locality and has, so
Tar. given naiversal satisfaction. The advan-
tages IL possesses over all other Prizes now in
use are too vnfied and manifold 60 admit Of de-
scripticn II Is advertisement II is conceded
by all wh6 ave used il 70 be . great economist
OF labor, an5& 3 admitted that is places To-
bacco u moSGet ID = condition very superior 70
that Of any etner Prize now in use
Prize with hallway attachment to prize tive
hhds. alternately, $50. withoutrailway, $50
James A Carberry,
Joseph Gcngh, Rev ] Dewolf,
Geo 3 Mattinglsy, John Dillahay,
aud many Others who have the prize in use OF
J FELIX MORGAN,
Leonardtown, Nd.
June 10, lS73-tfs
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ORPHANS COURT

ORPHANS COURT.
This Court meets On The End Tuesday Of eve
~ month.
Chicf Judse-Hon A J Spalding.
-Assoeiais Judyss-llons l. II Canter and z II
Tippett.
R.gister Of Wills James T Ra'ey.
Dsps.y Register Of UiHs-Wla Goddard.
Crier-Benj II Swami.
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COLLECTORS OF STATE AND COUNTY TAxEs
LIST District, John l. Foxwell
2nd do VIM Frank Ford
Bad do Joscih Cough
9Th do James Alvey
9th do } Redmond
9Th do Ming Clarke
OFFICERS OF REGISTRATION
lst District, q NJ { Jones
aud do (yacant)
Sd do Joseph ; Ford
18th do Robert 7 Barber
5th do J Gwinn Barber
9Th do Stephen Jones
JUSTICES OF rHz PEACE
Let District, J Discoe, d Tyler and James
End District, J A Wise, F J Thomas, J s B
lammett, Ihos Den, and Geo Z Lokrr
3rd District, 10 Morgan, ID Hammett, Zach
Tippe,t ard Felix Morgan
<th District, Thomas ii Fowler, " l. Dent,
& Hurry and { J Russell
9th District, II & Dent, George W Burroughs
and II e Adams
9Th District, Jas q Spa!ding, VIM Tucker aud
Sra!ding
Is, District, Henry Crane and William II
And District, James II Saunders, II Edwards
and j l. Milburn
:rd District, George \ Sirnms and Joseph T
Cough
Ath District, James r Alvey, Jos II Shemwell
and J Alvey
9Th District, James II. Alvey ard J. J.Red-
mond
s,h District, T. King Clarke
JUDGES or ELECTION.
Is; District, Edward 5 Abel, W " Brady
and Louis Rollins
And district, Charles L Wise, Henry Watts
and J T Duke
3-d district, Dawkins, Stephen Foxwell
aud Sebastian Thompson
+th District, L!wn J A!lstan, " L Den, and
7 C Love
9Th District, John Harrison, Thos Harrison
and II G Dent
9Th District, G Spa!dins, Henry Jones and
II Graves
CORPORATION oF LgoxARprswS
fr Henry llaw, (Prcsdent,l John r Fen
wick. Henry Neal, b Harris Camslier and A \
Lawrence
Ss.!;T-Gsorss A simns.
TrI,!ss' Ct tie Corftdcro.e Cm.,sry, Poin.
lookout.
Capt 10 Forrest. president. rarran Crane
VIM Thomas, James Langley, Thomas
Martin, DR. John Il Bronze and (two vacancies J
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For tie relief
and cure ~ ~
aerangeznents IN
the stomach, Nv.
er, and boweis.
They are . mid
apcricnt, and IN
excellent purya-
tive. I,eingpure-
~ vegetable, they
contain no IneT.
cuy o. mineral
whatever. Much
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Comfy COMMISSIONERS.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
This Court meets c the 2nd Tuesday of eve
~ month
John Abel, (President,) John Parsons,
Philip Dorsey, 4 Z IeEn:sson and 4 + Fen
wick.
Cleric Durant.
&essenyeT-Ic,er X Graves.
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New and large stock Of Win
ter Goods at exec edingly low
prices at the Big Brown store,
Leonardtown.
Dee 24-tf.
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And kaiea. postpaid, On receipt If the
marked price.
Pieces markets. haze Masfrosed Title
Pages.
Morning Breaks Upon the Tomb
Easter Anthem, 7komas so
Swinging on the Garden Gate
Song and Chorus, Themas 10
Where Is Ny Loved One Tonight
Song and Chorus. Hays IS
Sing, Darkies. Sing As sung by
Carl Wagner1, Hdys IS
Angel Gabriel-Comic Song, SeHarf 30
hen Silver Locks Replace the
Go!d-Song and Chorus. LeigAt0n IS
Answer TO :: liver Threads
Among the Gold.
sYou Never Miss the Lager till the
Neg Runs Dry-Comic Song, 20
Cane Awa'-Seoich Song, Waud 30
Alone, and At Home-Song 4 Cho. Usys IS
syy Wee Wife Waiting at The Door
ballad, Thomas 10
Oh! Miss Susie End Song and
Chc-us, Hsys IS
Chorus. Ste~a,t IS
When First Met Thee, Nellie Dear
Song and Chorus. Serart 80
I'm Captain of the Guards-Comic
Song. Hays IS
Beyond the Golden Door-Song and
Chorus. Waite 30
Gertie's With the Angels Now
Song ard Chorus. cari.tie 30
Please God, Make Room for Lit
lie Boy, Coz 80
INSTRUMENTAL.
Ia Belle Jeunesse-Polaca, WRson so
Awakening Of the Birds-Morceau, Mayfair 40
Sweetheart. Melodie Gracieuse, Koylah 40
'Twinkling Stars-Norceau de Sa-
Ion, Wilson so
The Highland Maiden-Romance, HIson so
Cujus Amman from Stahat Mater, Wagner 10
Observation-Disclosures de Salon, KgylafA 40
sEchoes from the Palisades
Moroccan, Fegner 40
Venetian Regatta Transcribed, Wagner 30
SHERRY Foresters-Forest Scene, Wagner so
Rocking Waves-Trsnscribed, Agyiah 40
sThe Scotch Lassie-Reverie, I'aeker 40
kiite's Polka Mazurka, Prero, 30
Fairy Land--Revere, Norrei IS
Sparkling Jewels-Polka, Christie 80
sThink Of Ne Some;ines-Easy
Waltz, Wagner 90
Temperance March Easy Hdgner 20
sMcn are Such Deceivers-Easy
Polka, Wagner 90
sMolIie Darling-Easy march, Wagner 30
Peters Household Melodies, Nos. l, 2. and 3.
A collection of popular songs by Hays. Dapks,
Stewart, etc. Each number contains seven or
eight songs. Price so cents each; yearly, IL
numbers for 81.
Peters PdrlOr Nusir, Nos. ], 2, and 3. Each
number contains several easy and moderately
difficult piano pieces, by k;ndel Becht wag-
ner, Wilson, etc. SO cents each; yearly, IL
numbers for 81.
La Creme dsia Creme, Nos. to Is Each
number contains "A pages of classic and diff
cult piano music, worth at least $3.50. Price
Of each number. SO cents; yearly. IL mum bers
for 81. Published bv
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on the River, on
SATURDAY. March 6, 1875, and eve.
cry Tuesday and Saturday thereafter.
Leaving Washington from Fitzhugh's
wharf. foot Of 9th street. att o'clock, a.
IN. Returning will arrive in Washing.
ton on Wednesday and Sunday evenings
Leave Washington on Saturday. a NJ.
for Leonardtown, leave Lconardtown ON
Sunday, IN, =; $50. for Washington
w Ii BYLES,
Captain.
March IL, 1s.5--tf*
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Surveying.

Dartisswishingto employ sof the
L aaeersiSnsd assarveyeiw lladdress
GEO. b. DkNT
Great. Mills, P.o.,. NJ
march 2stk. lssa-tl
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Notice.

ENHE undersigned, having eaSased
II. IN the
WIlEELWRIGHT BUSINESS
at Great Mills. will execute all orders n
his line in the quickest and best possible
manner. Having procured ine Hearsc
aud All abundance of best article. for cof-
Ems, his services can DC had at any time
aud at the shortest notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
ALEX MILEURN.
March 5, 1S.4-tf.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons Indebted to me for Tax.
IA 80 tor tue years 1872 and lS1:
are hereby notified that unless tie sam,
are settled within 80 days from the dat.
Of this notice, | will proceed according
to law TO collect them. My old business
as Collector must be closed. aud positive.
ly no ionger time will be given.
GEO. A. SiMMS,
Late Collector.
Asy IA. 1S.4-tf.
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Fire Insurance! Fire Insurance!

DERSoNS DESTROYS of having their property
Il insured in the cheap and excellent home
company, known as the State Of Maryland
Fire hss-anee Company Of Baltimore.
Maryland, b. 6. HARRIS, President, can he
graiihed by calling on or communicating with
the undersigned, 81. lnigoes' Post Office, ST..
Mary county, Nd.
EDWARD s ABELL,
Local Agent.
Oct /, lgt&-,fs
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

COUNTY SURVEYOR.
George o Dent
BOARD oF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
Col John Dent, (President,) Vim Thorn
~ and Henry Carroll
Sscreta'y-B,pj Tippett, County Examiner
and Ireasurer)
TRUSTEES OF THE AIMS HoUsH
Thos o Spencer, president u ! Abel, P e
Love, THIS Langley and I Parsons
Gtsrseer--J Suinmerfed Joy
t2cTk-John ID Yates.
Hysiciaa-Dr L I Cough.
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River Route
TIE STEINER
PILOT BOY !!

Having been put in
complete order. will
resume her trips to
the different landings
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DISSENSIONS AMONG THE DEMOCRATS.
COMBINATIONS IN THE ANTI-TAMMANY PARTY-JOHN
MORRISsEY's FUTURE.

The leaders of the nti-Tammany move
ment 1t is stated purposely delaying to issue
their cali for primary elections until some further com
binations are effected. These combinations partly
dependent upon the action to he taken by Tanmany in
regard to John MorIissey and his supporters and
upon the policy TO be pursued by the German ele-
ment during the coming Fall campaign number Of
gentlemen identified with the new democratic move
ment been at Saratoga during the past few days,
where numerous consultations have been had bearing
upon the proposed new combinations. Ii is believed that
Immediately after their 10 this city the call for phi
marics will be issued
The Committee on Discipline OF the Tam
many Committee Organization did not hold its meet
ing yesterday, was anticipated Ii Is adjourned until
to-day when the Of those persons who asserted
to be- GslOya 10 the organization including John MOr r.
sew will be taken up No date has yet been liked for the
special neeuug of the TamnIy General Committee 10
receive the report of the subcommittee on Discipline
through the Committee Organization because the re-
port has not yet been fully agreed upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
THE MANHATTAN MARKET ABATToIB.

EXTENSIVE FACILITIES FOR SLAUGHTERING CATTLE
WITH CLEANLINESS AND ECONoMY-TwO THOU
SAND OXEN TO BE KILLED PER WEEK
During this week the great Abattoir, in
which all the cattle needed for food in NewYork can Be
slaughtered, is to be opened regularly for business.
sufficient number OF the killing beds have been rented
to provide for the killing OF about 1000 per week.
and in the of the following fortnight the number
will rise to about 1000 per week. Owing to the excel
lent facilities offered the butchers sold In
this building which at the foot of West Thrtyourth
the North River rates materially lower than In
any other place in the city.
NewYOrk has long needed q costly and extensive
tabshmcnt where the saughterng Of animals could be
conducted great scale, in economical and cleanly
manner, and the want has been supplied. The
Manhattan Market which is of the largest business
buildings In the country, and covers four Of
ground having changed hands at foreclosure SALE ito
present owners obtained il at a reduced price. They
have thus been enabled to give onehalf OF 1t 10
abator and yet only TO demand small rents from tho
butchers The remainder of the building, which already
contains several retail tenants will be let for wholesale
and retail stands in the various departments OF market
business.
The proprietOrs have had the abattor In operation
quietly about three weeks TO get everything In
perfect order and TO test the apparatus for drying and
manufacturing OF ola &C.. and already about LOCO cat
tic been killed and sold and the oa disposed Of
without giving rise TO the least 0ense 1t Is clear
that great change Is impending IN the butchering bus-
ness change that has already taken place in the hog
slaughterng and immediate consequence ought TO be
lessenng in the price Of meat The losses incident TO
manufacture a small scale apply with tenfold force
this business where the materials pershable not
utilized once, and where, the other hand imDic-
date utilization OF the o1a blood, &c, gives such
profit that it reacts on the price Of meat.
The owners OF the Manhattan Market the heirs OF
the Courtlanit Palmer, and they have combined TO
form a company called the "New-York Market Com
pany" Of which Henry Draper NJ d. is President, and
Courtandt Palmer Treasurer This Company has leased
the abatlor department 90 Isaac Freese tr and Martini
Fuller & Co., who the owners Of the Philadelphia
Abatoir and who largely interested in the stock
yards and abatoir ut HaIsmus Cove, Jersey City or
backed by such large capital and having
such connections with the cattle and slaghterng trade
has every element OF success, and bide its time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
RECEPTION TO A Prominent GRANGER.

The KnickerbOcker Grange Patrons of In
dusIy, of this city gave a reception TO Col. D. Wyatt
Aiken Of South Carolina, at their rooms lat No. lS9
BOwery last evening Col Aiken is a member OF the
National Grange and Of the Ex. cutive Committee
He Is also Grand Master Of the State Grange Of
South Carolina lie has been in the North for some
weeks the interests Of tile order principally for the
purpose OF making contracts for purchases short
time gO he in the city and visited the different
oranges giving them much information respecting the
progress and condition Of the order throughout the
Try. Leaving here, he proceeded 10 the East where he
was engaged for some time with cotton msnufac-
turers, Offering Inducements 10 them 10 visit the
South aud introduce cOtton-mls there Mr.. Aiken
says he warmly received IN the East,
and his propositions were listened to with
The early part of the evening" the reception,
occupied iii the Introduction OF visitors and In gen
eral conversation. Among those present j. Nor
timer Whitehead, Master OF the New-Jersey State
Grange; n. Munday Master OF Elizabeth Grange j. ii.
VAIL Master OF Chester Garage, Of Orange County, n. "
d. d. T. Moore Master, and j. n Naughton Secretary of
Knckerbocker Grange and j. q. Wells. Manager Of the
Patrons Publishing Company, Of this city, besides
number Of visitors from neighbOring oranges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
MORTALITY IN TIE CITY.

LARGE NUMBER OF DEATHS AMONG YOUNG Grill
DREN-DECREAsE OF SMALLPOX AND DIPnTIE-
RIA-sALE OF PARIS GREEN TO BE II srRICrEn.
The Board of Health held its regular weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon, all the Commissioners be-
sixpenny Savings Bank TO n in and grade at their
expense, the lots the southeast OF Tnidaye.
These lots situated
in the worst portion OF what is known the Harlem Flats,
and the bank holds the land. resolution
passed restricting the sale OF Paris green. and
order prosecute those who refuse 10 obey the law
transmitted 10 the Sanitary Superintendent. Or. Elisha
submitted his weekly which the follow
ing IL an abstract:
There $50 deaths reported in the city during The
week ending ON saturday against 1i3 which verified
occurring IN the previous week Excepting that the last
week The las Of the four weeks OF high temperature,
II should have been marked by less mortality than the
Others for the atmosphere was both cooler aud dryer
than the average OF this period. There decrease of
all kinds OF diseases Of the respiratory organs.
The Increased mortality occurred wholly among children
under years OF age, Col OF the $50 being of such
children. The deaihaie in that portion OF the whole
50 per cent Of the whole number Of inhabitantswas
equal to 1907 per 1000 annually, while i'll children
under 3 1t was 249.s6 per 1000.
Dr. Days report stated the number Of inves
tigaed by the Sanitary Inspectors for the week
2,i6O The Disniceting Corps visited III premises
where contagious diseases were found aud dsinecled
and inIgaied 9s houses 81 cases Of smallpox
moved Ia the hospital and dead bodies 10 the Morgue
by the Ambulance Corps. The following In u COMPARE
tive statement Of Of contagious diseases REPORTED
for the two weeks ending July II. 1875;
Cerebro
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