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The New York herald., 1877-09-08
ENERGY or THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

To EDITOR HERALD-
Nearly three months ago went to tho tmarble
palace" IN Mulberry street and examined my
capabilities engineer to engine and boiler
in this city. A iow days after the examination my
employer received notice that certificate would bo
granted Alter waiting u sufficient time, as
thought wrote ~ Sergeant Leerts, OF the Sanitary
Corps figuring Tor my certIhcate but received .
reply. About Two weeks ago l sent a messenger TO
the 'marbio paiace'' 10 make some inquiries about
and he Told by the Sergeant that my incatc
mad been made out 10 the Police Commission
crs Tor their signature Now would like 10 ask tho
Commissioners through your paper If they conduct all
their public business IN this nanuer2 have heard
recently that this Is worry common thing, aud that
the Commissioners sign the certificates whenever 1t
peascs them to do so. ENGINEER.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
ASSAULT ON JAMES b. NICHOLSON.

Mr. James B. Nicholson, formerly one Of tho Com
missoners Of Charities and Correction, and woii
known citizen, was seized With an attack OF vertigo
while passing through Spring street on Thursday even
ing and fell senseloss the sidewalk Mr. Nicholson
is an aged gentleman and, under preence OF assisting
him jeremiah Carroll ot No. l3 Desbrosses street,
took the old gentleman 10 No 40 ReDwick street and
relieved him y. valuable gold watch, 81 IN money
ana silk umbrella Mr.. Nicholson was found uncOn-
the stoop by Oficer Brophy, Of the Eighth
precinct He stated the lacs 10 the officer, who then
entered tho house and found Mr. Nichoison's umbrella
Officer Brophy took Carroll into custody and Judge
Dlxby he.d tue prisoner lOr eXamiLallOn
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
DRUNKEN POLICEMEN AT THE FIRE.

To THE EnIToK OF THE HERALD:-
Allow mo to enter my complaint against tho rounds
and policemen who standing at the OF
Tenth avenue and rhrtysixh street at ten O'Clock
Monday night Instead Of keeping the crowd back
from the fire las suppose their duty, they
insulting the respectable citizens who CHANGED to pass
within bearing of their voice, and had collected
crowd OF disreputahe females and were using language
unit for dccent people 70 hear II the Police Comms
siOnors will take the trouble investigate this
sure that that roun asman Will be minus the stripes
AMI the police short OF funds next day, they
Rll moro or less intoxicated Tho rOundsman
much 80 that he unit or duty.
RESIDENT OF WEST THIRrY.SIXru STREET.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
GENERAL SESSIONS-PARr 1.
Before Judge Gildersleeve.
THE BRADY CASE ADJOURNED.

THE BRADY CASE ADJoURNED.
Tho trial OF Jm" Brady, with the numerous aliases,
who Is charged with leIonious assault on Edward
Broomacld, TO have been proceeded with yester-
day, but the panel OF jurors having bcen exhausted on
Thursday after obtaining the eleventh juror the case
was further adjourned until Monday morning when q
new panel Will be summoned.
John Csvsnsgh, Iaborcr. pleaded guilty to the
charge Of snatching pockctDook containing So 20
from Mrs. DUBOIS, oil No. ass Eighth avenue, on tho
18th OF August last The prisoner, while admitting
guilt, SAID that he was driven TO the act by actual
necessity. he WAS sentenced " six months impris-
oun0nb
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
YOUNG nowpIEs AND GAMBLERS.

To TnE EDITOR OF THE HERA.D-
Will you ask Captain Davies TO give attention to the
gang Of young scapegraces who congregate nightly ut
No 322 East l17th street and annoy the entire neigh
borhood by their obscene language and rowdysh con.
duct which Is especially bad on Sundays? Recently
they seem to have acquired mania for gambling,
which they carry on openly on the sidewalk. l have
made complaints to Captain Dawes on several occa-
sions but his men VINO trying TO do their duty,
are really "bulidozed" by the young rascals, who
throw Stones and dash lrom tho roofs of the
houses on the "Dest police force In the world" and
turing them. NIGHT WOfsK.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
A DANGEROUS WRECK.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
An old brick schooner which capszed In the North
River several days ago now lies of Castle Carbon,
directly ia the track vi steamboats, going up and down
the river. The masiheads several ieet above the
surface, ana, unless removed may bc the
cause OF considerable mischief aud perhaps loss OF lite.
as ut night they cannot be at distance Tho
proper authorities should attend 10 tic removal at
Il.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
FRAUDULENT REPRESENTATION

George Prendcrgast, residing at No. 100 Stuyvesant
avenue, Brooklyn was arrested yesterday charged by
Charles Gastenberg OF No. 214 Fourth street, with
having obtained from him lease Of premises No. 3l2
Fourth street, stock Of groceries, with axtures and
horse harness and wagon, valued ~ all at 81, 900
by falsely representing that he owned SIX lots OF
ground In Newark, n. J. Tho prisoner gned
before Justce Walsh pleaded not guilty. and gave
bonds in the Of 81, 500 ~ appear Tor examination
on The lllh inst
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
THE NICHOLS DIVORCE.

Judge Nelson. OF the Brooklyn City Court, upon
motion OF Frederick A. Ward, counsel tor the plaintiff
in the of Gcorgiana Ncho's VS.. William B. Mich
OILS tor DIVORCE appointed Ernest Carpenter as receiver
Of defendants estate yesterday According 10 the IN
struct given the referee he is collect ali rents
elnoluents vi the defendants estate, ana pay TO tho
plantH The amount oi alimony due her or TO become
under the decree OF the Court oi March ~. The
defendant Is well known real estate broker OF Wall
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
BELLIGERENT BAECKER.

Diedrck Baecker on the 3Oth OF July last allowed
himself 10 become involved in quarrel with num-
Der of boys front OF his grocery No. 10 King street.
Vi the boys seized the opportunity rob his
TIL OF $685. and when M BaecKer regained his tenn
per he Understood the game to which ho had ooshly
ialen u victim. lie informed Detective Reynolds, OF
the Eighth precinct, who arrested Charles McDonald
OF No. SOL Greenwich street. Mcdonald admitted that
he the Onspracy to rob the grocer, but sad
the other boys robbed HIM OF his suare Judge Bixby
held him in 81, 900 for trial.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
THE HOTEL THEFT,

George Hickey, the young man caught locked in
room No 229 Of the ST. Nicholas Hotel by Detective
Rogers Thursday nignt arraigned yesterday in
the Tombs Police Court charged with the larceny Of
bundle OF lace curtains Uriah Wech, the proprietor
Of the hotel, appeared as ompainanI Justice Duffy
held the prisoner in 81, ,0C0 bal.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
A LUMBER THIEF.

Lumber which to ordinary observers, seems to have
little value has attraction to the itinerant
peder. who makes his living by watching others neg
lgence. Mr. Thomas Gougherty. who lives at NO. 80
Charlton street, fascinated by quantity Of tim
Der, belonging " Mr. Charles Heck man. oi No. 673
East Seventeenth street, which hc espIed per No
AZ North River. He lOaued HIS cart ana moving
OIL ieisurey, wnon officer v'Rey, OF tue Eighth pro-
cinct, interered and brought Mr.. Gougherty before
Judge Bixby. Tho Magistrate held him In $500 bail
fArfr rial
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
ANSWERS.
FARE ON THE JERSEY FERRIES.
JgRsRY CITY, Sept. S, 1871

JxRsRY CITY, Sept s, 1871
To THE EDITOR HRRALD:-
notice IN q communication from 'Jsrscyite," pub
lished your journal OF to-day, that ne fnds fault
with the present OF fares Jersey City ferry
only call his and the public's attention
to tact that tickets sold ut the of for
twenty-five cents, and that tho Of two Of these
tickets each week day would result In o quarterly CON-
mutation OF about S3 80. As regards comparison of
rates with the Brooklyn ferries "Jerseye" must take
into the distance travelled and average
II with the charged only send this TO
that might result from the perusa OF
"Jerseyes" article by Don-traveers on this ferry,
but who may be patrons az some future tirne.
e. L. HART, Agent Jersey City Ferries
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
SAILOR BOARDING HOUSES.

In view Of the complaint of Commissioner Blunt,
presented to District Attorney Phelps some days ago,
TO the effect that several sailor boarding house keep
were carrying on tner business without license
as required by law-twclvc OF whose names he Sc,
forth--Captan Conway OF the Pilot Commission, ap-
peared before the Grand Jury yesterday give
mony. only one wtncss, however, had been oxain-
ined when Ino Grand j ury adjourned
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
FREE LIST AND LIBEL.

According to the statements and complaint Of Harry
Miner. of the theatre in the Bowery known as Tne
London, in suit brought by him in tho Marine Court
against Theodore Van Eupcn for libel, Van Eupcn s
ncighbor and dentist dong business near The London.
Mr. Miner says lie accustomed to furnish him with
iree tickets until ho ourd he using the privilege
" intssducs 700 many deadnsads. He was thsn eut
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
DRAss COLLAR BUTTONS.

10 THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Allow me to make a complaint against the brass
collar buttons which sold around the streets OF
tins city Tor cent each. One morning last week,
having lost my sleeve button took and used one OF
the brass collar buttons Instead The result that
this morning u small lump came upon my wrist not
unlike bite IRON bee the lump s very painful +.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
A DANGEROUS SYNAGOGUE.

To THE EDITOR or HERALD:-
visited the Synagogue at Nos 2O4 and 2oo Chat
ham square Saturday evening. September !. and
think It Is the most dangerous place 1 have ever
seen. II contained over one thousand people-men,
women and children. IL the third floor. The
stairway Is very narrow, and n anything should occur
in case OF IRE IL would DO very difficult 10 escape
A.. |. c.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

(NorE-Letters intended Tor this column must DO
accompanied by the writer's iul name ana adarsss 10
insure attention Complainants who are unwiiins 70
comply with this ruie simply waste time In writing
Write on only one side OF the paper-En HERALD.l
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
MUTILAr1oN on SILVER COIN.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Permit me to call attention to the very great extcnt
to which the practice mutiatng silver coins by
cutting holes In them has been carried and TO suggest
that tue best way to stop II or people 10 refuse 70
take money thus damaged X.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
NEW JERSEY RAILBOADlNG.

To THE EDITOR HgEALD:-
wish 10 complain OF the New Jersey Southern Rail-
road which is extremely Negligent in delivering It's
freight In this city. have not received some barrels
that were shipped week ago from village ABOUT
PRODUCER
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
GOVERNMENT BoNDs

Government bonds again higher, the rise
being IN sympathy with gold They closed strong
at the following quotatons:-United States currency
skies, l23 l23H do sixes, 1851, registered, 1907
l0; do. do, do, coupon, 1101 Ill; do
do 1866, new, registered, 1855 1055S; do do, do,
coupon, 1853 1855 do. do, 1867, registered 107X
u luS; do. do, do, coupon, 1919 q 108; do do,
1855, registered, 1o9% 1925; do do. do, coupon,
109 l095 do ten-iorties, registered, 107T 1857
do do coupon, 100 1094 do lives, 1881, rcgistered,
1o7X los; do. do, DO. coupon. l07k lOS do
four and haifs, 1891, registered, LOG 106H; do.
do do, coupon, LOG loez; iours, 1907, registered,
lO2H lO2X: United States fours coupon, 1897 lO3X
lo4A.
DRY GOODS IMPORTS
The imports OF dry goods at this port for the week
ending to-day were 81 l497, ,0s3 and the amount mar
keted $l,764s7l Tho total imports of dry goods ..
this port since January wcro $50, ,39s 072, and "
total amount marketed $50, ,3O4, $50.
THg FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report consols and United Stst
bonds all steady at the prices which have prevail
for number OF days past Illinois Central adva-
TO 80 and Erie common to 12Ss. New York Cenua
steady ut 102 and New Jersey Central quiet at
Is. Tho closing prices in London were:-Consols, for
money and account, 95A s5A; new four and hall
per cent bonds, lo5A a 1o5,s; nvo-.wenty bonds Of
1857 lo7& tcn-iorty bonds, 1885, nves OF 1884, lo7x
u 1O72l; Erie common shares, l2js a l2x; do. pre-
forrcd shares, 21h; New York Central, l02; Iiiino
Central, 6S1< 80; New Jersey Central l7K a Is.
Paris rentes fell to lO5L 55c. but closed higher .
1861 67ho Exchange on London was quoted q
25E l0c.
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board were Y higher for Louis
lana sevens, consos and lower for Virginia SKIES,
consolidated ex-matured coupons 70 which dealings
were coniaed
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
CLOSlNG QUOTATtONS
The closing quotatious at 3 L. NJ. were:-
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money on call opened at per cent, lent down to :,
advanced again and closed at per cent The fol-
lowing wore tho Of exchange New York the
underpen toned cities to-day Savannah, buyiL, Il,
selling ID Cincinnati, steady. buying par. sell,-s
SO 100 premium; Charleston, easier, 3.16 u
mum; New Orleans, commercial u 1-I6 bank u
*; st. Louis, so discount and Chicago par For
oign exchange again higher to-day, with advance
on the nominal asking rates to 4.S3 bankers 60
days sterling and 4S61 Tor demand, actual business
beng done at 4.S2H 4s3 for long and 4S5K ass
Tor sight drafts.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold sold throughout the day ut 103H 1o3x. The
carrying rates were l n, and Der cent
GOLD cLEARiyGs NATIONAL STATE NEW YORK.
Cola balances. ST. 167, $50
Currency balances. 1,21l, Isl
Gross cearances. 16, 5SS, 000
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. .$66,67l,l''
Currency balances. .............. $685.
Cold exchanges. ......................... SELL
Gold balances. ......................... l,209,1
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
ADDITIONAL ESTIMATES FOR 1878.

Tho following estimates for 1873 Of the different de-
partments OF the city government, in addition 10
those already published in the HERALD, have boen
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23
A Volcano.

A Los Angeles dispatch of June 12,
 informs Us that during the preceding day a volcanic eruption occurred in the mountains opposite Flowing Wells Station on the Southern Pacific RlIl- road, about sixty miles west of Yuma The eruption was preceded by violent vibrations of the earth, about half an hour after which a dense volume of smoke and huge blocks and broken bOulders were observed to issue from the mountain. It continued in an ac- tive state all day, but became nearly passive at nightfall. The eruption sub sequently continued at irregular inter vals. Tn publishing this information, a San Francisco paper heads it An Arizona Volcano" We have nn un reasonable or innate prejudices against volcanos in general, and are not certain but that if we really had volcano we should be proud of it and fence it in and utilize it,-perhaps to stimulate revivals. But honestly thIs isn't our volcano, and although it is almost thrown at us and the temptation is pretty strong to take it, we must de cline on general principles. It is way over the river, in California, and IS un 
 doubtedly a providential warning 10 the highly moral people of that State to mend their ways. It should recall to their minds the fate of Sodom and j GOmOrrah.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23

IE Prescott lately, bids were invited by the county board of supervisors upon contract for making survey and specifications for wagon road from Prescott 10 Bradshaw City. The usual method in such cases is 10 award the contract 10 the lowest responsible bid der The Board reversed thls rule and quietly awarded the contract to the highest bidders. The moral sense of the denizeGs of the bed-bug town has become so obtuse that it took them some time 10 find out what there was wrong in this award. They knew there was something queer in it and they studied over the matter and wrote to their newspapers, and wanted to know you know if there wasn't something wrong, and if the general course which Prescott had adopted towards the rest of the Territory wasn't beginning tG react among themselves Finally they submitted the whole thing to the Grand Jury and that body sai down on their ! bed bugs and found that "Afier exam ming carefully the bids gwen in upon l the contract for making a survey and specifications of the proposed roac from Prescott to Bradshaw City, ana examining all the evidence appertGln
 ing thereto, we are unable to discover any reason why the contract should
 not have been awarded to the lowest
 instead of he highest bidder, by tho
 supervisors of the county" Just so But il seems to us that any one excep a mule or grand jury could discover l any number of reasons why Yavapa
 board of supervisors should do any
 thing that more honest people wo llC
 hesitate to do.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23
Secretary Evart. and Our Relations
 with Mexico.

NEW YORK, June l2-The Tribuue's Washington special says: Abiding to the posture of affairs likely Io grow out of the new policy, Evarts said: |" anticipate no trouble with Mexico. All we desire is the observance of our rights as sovereign power and lhe in- violability of American soIl. These we must have. and as the Mexican Gov ernment has expressed determination 10 see that these two requests are "b- served, there can be no cause for com plication. At the same time the Unit ei States forces from Laredo tn Browns vile will be vigilant. They have their instructions"
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23

PRESCOTT is blowing about having the capital, and the mouthpiece of the few villains who secured it by base and well known fraud SD far legally protected, get "riled" up when the matter is referred to. When a thief or fraud, or perjurer, or scoundrel oI any degree, reads references 10 hi: crimes, especially if by lameness in the law. he has escaped punishment he IS mad at all who stir it up. The successful scoundrers pride is hurt tC have his baseness publicly mentioned as it damages his chances for future successful crimes. The few Prescott rogues are vexed, without doubt, bu they cannot blot out what they have done by inspiring and putting tortf malicious and persistent libels.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23
Two Little Boys.

All the golden day
 Climbing In the trees. Rolling on the hay
 Who so glad as these Two dear, happy, noisy little boysS In the barns cool shade, Swinging hours away; Swallows overhead
 Watching at their play Two dear, happy, noisy little boys. Wading fin the brook,
 Chasing o'er the grass; Hid in slyest nook,
 See! the seekers pass Two dear, happy. whist little boys. When the day Is done,
 Lettering slowly home, Through the dewy grass
 Wear1ly they come, Two dear, happy, hungry little boys. Splashing In the bath,
 Shouting widest mirth; Clad in snowy robes
 Sweetest sight on earth, Two dear. happy. clean Lttle boys. Breathing childish pro yers Close hy Mothers knee; Soon In dreams to liNe
 Ger the dayllght's glce- Two dear, happy, sleepy little boys.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23
A Great Invention.

WAsnINGToy, June 9.-A patent has just been granted 10 LurIng Pickering, one of the editors and proprictOrs of he Evening Bulletin and Morning Call, newspapers Of San Francisco, for d method of rapid teiegraphing of fac similes Of stereotype plates. lt is chained that b. this pr cess an entire page of a newspapct can be transmitted by telegraph m from fifteen lO thirty minutes, delivering the copy directly from the instrument in such form that 1t can he handed immediately to the printers.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23
THE FAST TROTTING STALLION PEACOCK, Will stand the present season at the Sierra Bonita Ranch, Arizona, commencing
 March 15th, 1877. Terms for the Season, S+O; parties sending Three mares will be
 charged Sl0O. Ills get can be seen at the ranch.
DEsCRIPrIO,

He Is ten years old this spring, Is iJh hands high, weighs ll50 pounds. K ligEt dapple gray. He IS a line style and proud, has a 1ne silver cOlOred flowing mane and tail, has q large round nOStril, wide be- tween the eyes, well cut arOund The thTpat- latch, with d strong, deep Slanting shOul- der, round and lengthy hndy, round and smooth built. heavy quartered, low heavy stfie with plenty Oi bone and muscle, short between joints, k of very kind dls- position and in no way vicious, iS a last walker, fast trDtter, and bids fair tO out step any Of hiS ancestors. He can show a 2;J0 gHte any day.
 PEDIGREE OF PEACOCK:
 Peacock was sired by l.. Sawyer's Gray Messenger horse Union, of San MHteO county, Cal. Ills dam was young Diuah. Her sire was Montreal, a horse of French descent and had a record of 2:5S. Ills grand dam was Olt Dinah, imported f.Om hen- lucky in 1858 hy \. M. stone, ESQ and is the dam Of many fine trOtterS.
 Union was sired by Gray Messenger StOckbrldge Chief Ills dam WIS San Jose DIm>eI; she was sired by A. l. EUStOn . Black Hawk horse David Hill. Her Dam | IS a Thorough bred mare and Is the Dam of DIShHway, Richmond, Beauregtrd and other well known race horses: her dam ia ! ny Red Bill; he by Medock and he by Gray | Eagle.
 ! Stockbridge Chief was sired by St. Louis Champion stock bridge Chef. His Dam , ! the celebrated Gray Messenger mare Fan ! ny Dawson, well known as Q remarkable tr0tfer on the Eastern turf. St. Louis Champion Stock bridge Chief was sired by the world renowned Black Hawk, of
 Bridgeport, Addison Co.,, Vt: hlS dam was
 sired by Sir Charles, Sir Charles by old . DurOck, the sire Of old American Eclipse. Sir Charles Dam was Plato, out Or old ! Messenger, his Grand Dam by old BrutuS. Sir Charles was raised by James Cox. Esq. Of Long Island. 1T. c. HOOKER, Owner.
 Care taken tO prevent accidents but no responsibility, No charges for pasturage- | March 3. 22-l
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23
DESCRIPTION: :


 Heis twelve yeHrs old thiS Spring, rich blood bay, a fine black flowing mHne and tall with black points. no whit, stands full l5 hands inches high, and weighs ll0O pounds; he has a fine clean bOny head large uOStri g, a large windpipe, we'll cut out around the thrOa, latch, a fine neck. short between joints, plenty of bone and muscle, a fine, strong, deep and slantiux shoulder. short back, big through his heart, strong lnin, heavy quarters, big m rough his stifle, with plenty Of length under him, and Is pronounced by com pe- tent hOrSemen To be as well balanced . stock horse as ever stood in the Territory.
 PEDIGREE OF J. R. GOLDDUST:
 He was sired by l.. L. Dorsey's GoIdduss nf Kentucky, he by Vermont Morgan or Wiley Horse; his dam a Chestnut mare hy DurOc; DurOc was bv Cock of the Rock, and he by imported DiomedP. Orfurthsr particulars see Wallace's Stud Book.
 DISPOSITION:
 He Is as kind horse as lives, can be handled by anybody, don't bite or kick, and Is no was vicious whatever; he ia . very fast walker, n fine cheerful feeling horse, and in harness or tO saddle, no mans horse that lives can OutStyIe him. He has fine, natural ,trapId trOtting gait, sure footed, quick and active. His half brother RollR GOlddust, trOited in 2:2l {: Lucille GOldduSt, five year old, trOtted in c:2S. That iS the klnd of family or horses the GOldduSts are, and many others too numerous tO mention.
 II. c. HOOKER, owner. All care taken tO prevent accidents but m responsibility. No charges for pasture. March 3. 22-tf
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23
FARLEY & POMRoY,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW. r.,,o, Arizona. Eotarles Public Oance United states District Attorney. office on Congress atrpet.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23

TIE NEW MExICAT of June ,, said Judge E. F. Dunne had just arrived from Utah and rejoined his family in Santa Fe.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23
". z. EDWARDS.

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. United States Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Syaclal attention given Co locations un- der the Deser, Land Act, and obtaining paisnls 10 mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23
WILLIAM J. OSBORN,

ROTARY PUBLIC AND CONvEYANcER, Special assistance given in obtaining pa isntS for Mining and Preempion claims, and also title 10 land under the Desert land and Timber culture laws.
 Oflce south side Congress street, Tucson Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1877-06-23
R A. wILBUR. M.

CoRSER PLEASANT AND CONVENT SIS. TUCEoY ARIZONA. VIII resume the practice Of his profession Thursday. July !. VIII give attention ny preference to diseases of women and chil- drcu.
 Otice hours from a. m. 10 3 p. m. and aVpning