, 1876-07-15

Bomshody connected with the Board Of Health
deserves to have dead dog hung around his
neck Is . medal for tho creditablc manner In
which ho falls TO perform bis duty. Al over
che air foul, aud In some localities cau be found
at least oue decaying canine to overy 100 square
feet. The police make reports Of these nutsanecs,
but the man whose duty It Is to look aftet thcir
removal persists Ia not performing It.
Time, half.past o'clock yesterday morning.
nue, Collision bosween wagon and buggy, Tho
CT wanta'pny Crowd collects and sympathlzes
With tho boy who driyca the wagon. Great cx-
element, 1nsttng several minutes. NJ police
man In sight till aitor tho boy has driven oil
triumph4ntly, gVing no satisfaction to tho loser.
The testimony Of Dr.. J. II. William Meyer, who
n7ado the post norton examination Of William
OldcnlMrE, was Incorrectly reported yesterday
tsttcd hst the 6ne enteFsd tts ictt
passed through tho left Lobe Of tho liver and tho
pnncrcas, and lodged at the left aide Of the
spinal column, IN the lumbar region. Tic ab-
donen was 6lfed With blood. HcmorFlBgu WIS
tbs immediate CAUSE Of death.
Tho Count: Undertaken riscs to explain about
tho mysterious disappearance Of the body nf the
young Edmond Palmer. In tho frat place l,c
says he Is not In tho habit Of selling bodies, and
In the second place no medical college Is Mt pres
q ssso' so end: aa as Il r. 1S Fa@s
and none other, and that they did not recognize
It ~ such simply becauso Il was SO swollen ami
distorted, besides being badly decaycd.
Mrs Mary Tlmm. keeper Of d grocery.storc ut
No. 185 Dayton street, was found In m lpsensi-
fug, on tho floor Of her bedroom. a physician
was called, and tho prescription Hns violent
,epsll Of walking, administered to countcract a
doee Of 1audanun, which the woman had EVIL
dently taksn wfth purpose 9f f., ending her e.,
attempts upon her lIfc in consequence.
Tho furniture of the Clifton House was sold
yesterday morning BY Bradford Hancock under
! chattel mortgage held BY John r. Day.dson.
c. Il. Gould, Of Morris, III: :,for s22 ooo ercprc-
tnent mado by witch the hotcl will be run WITH
uut changing any Of the officers. There was
sssush fsis o saa sas'sS asa eonsn ess %s
represented.
During tho carly part Of this week two car
londs Of Wild pigeons catne to Dexter Park from
1tiehigan, consigned to the sAooting-clnbs. Tho
birds Tcrc conf'ncd SO closely In tho coops that
,lieDouald, Of The socicty for Prevention OF Cru.
city to Animals, upon their arrival here, and a.
many mora will die. It took two days to take
the dead birds om: Of the coons and sort out tho
healthy ones. This sort Of treatment OF thu
!birds might bo improved upon.
Deputy. Coroner Mcfitsr yesterday held IN In
quest upon JGnn!e Briggs, woman who was
taken to the County Hospital last Tucti'ay. She
had been On Inmate OF q house Of tltt,me on
West Washington street, and had been addicted
quantities. Nevertheless, numorous reports
that shc had been poisoned aprcal all over
'town, causing vcFy exact post-mortem e1am'
1nation to be made BY the County Physiclau
hemonhnRc oftho brnin, was perfectly discern.
fblc, however.
NV. G. j" J."writes to TH3 TRIBUNE stating TINT
his wifotook hla two to Ccntral Park
yta 'buscs from Western avenue, connecting with
hsd,on st5sst ht m Think
sfresh atr. The lady was assured that the stage
ran till o'clock IN the evening, At intervals ot
t~enty minutes. She was about to leave tho
park q o'cloek; wtcn she found four stases at
the entrance. she tried to enter one, bit was
told that they were reserved for picnic party.
Tho lady then took her two children, ono In llc1
arms and the other by her aide,
and ,,t,l wslkcd to Western avenus, about u
not hene}ltsd, "A rn.uusn ropoftera tssaaas! sseei!
tatned, upon investigation, that stagcs dill run
every twenty minutes till 8 o'clock that day;
and had the lady not lost patience she would
have been ahlo to come tonic IN stage. .Tht
picnic stages wcro not those of tho regular line
but specially engaged, though tho lady coult
have ridden ID oilo Of them had there beer
room.
THE FIRST REGIMENT.
At meeting Of tho Board Of Officers OF ths
First Regiment j. 8. q. tho following resoju
ttons were adopted, showing their appreciation
of The generous treatment shown tho regimen
by tho citizens Of Madlson At their Tucent en-
il recognition Of the gtea. eourte.y and gen
ssogs treatment shewa tl!p F!t.t Msxlment + !
Eeon, W.T.. fsoa July 10 i, is76. by iho peop
Df that city. ana IN rem '..s.rancs Of tner nntirn