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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-11
STRIKING MATTERS
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE MINERS AND BOATMEN-

THE MINERS AND BOATMEN,
CUMBERLAND, MD, Aug. II. Two
small mines resumed work yesterday tt
fill orders at the 55.cent rates demanded
by the miners. There is no indication
as yet OF a general resumption. Moth
ing was done by The miners to-day. 1t
ls reported that a meeting Is to be held
tc-night at Detmald to dScuss The pro.
priety of resuming at the 6O.cent rate,
All the boats left in Johns Run, as or.
dered, and are on their way mere. The
channel is clear and the line guarde by
the Seventh Maryland Regiment as pick.
cts. 1t Is 100 early TO say whether the
boa. a.men will resume at the rates offered
by the Companies. 1t is probable that
some whose contracts were made at the
commencement OF the season will load
AT once, and they will undoubtedly 20
through unm0lested.
AT WILKEsBARRE.
WILKEsBARRE, Aug. 1.-two OF the
Scranton vigllants were before Ju Ige
Harding yesterday. The District At.
torney was present to represent the
prosecution, but the demagogues of
scranton who had caused the arrest of
the vigllants did not dare face tue scorn
with which they would have been over
Whelmed had they put in an appearance.
hundreds of the oiLIzens Of Scranton
were present. to become sureties for the
prisoners. The Judge boldly proclaimed
tnat tile rioters would meet with no fa-
vor at the hands OF The Judiciary iu that
county.
The Governor expects to leave for
harrisburg tc-lay.
FROM CLEVELAND.
NEW YORK, Aug. IA special from
Cleveland says that Chief Arthur, of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
denies that the locomotive engineers
will quit work. The same dispatch says
the employees OF the Lake Shore Railroad
Intimate another strike.
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The OLD WORLD
National Associated Press TO the Star.
PREPARING TO STAY.


LONDON, Aug. 1L-A dispatch from
Shumla says that Osman Pasha and
Mehmet Ali are constructing fortified
camps at Plevna and at Rasgrad.
ATTEMPTING JUNCTION.
A dispatch from AdrlalDple says that
Suleiman Pasha Is attempting juno
ton with Mehmet Ali by the Sllono
Pass.
EPIDEMIC IN THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
A dispaLcn from Bucharest says that
there is an epidemic tever raging among
the Russian troops at Biela, and that
Lieutenant Green,an A merican attache,
nas been stricken with it. The same
dispatch also says that maIarial fever
is rayaging the Russian troops in the
Dobrudscha, and that many OF them are
in the hospitals.
PERSONAL.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The wife OF john
Clarke, whose stage name was Miss
FurtaGo, is dead.
Nine. .ATitiens has been obliged to un-
dergo another operation, ana is In q
state OF great exhaustion.
A correspondent at Nikopolis sends
the following:
THE Grand Duke Nicholas DISPLAYS
remarkable energy In moving rapidly
from place to place, inspiring confidence
ln the troops everywhere. Although
General kradener ts nominalIy oom-
mander Of the army before Plevna, the
Grand Duke himself will take supreme
direction In the forthcoming attack"
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wANTBD-.-SITuATToNs

nv ANTED-A SIrUArION-A man who
w would like situation that would pay $ls
to %o per week can hear Of an extra chance by
applying to or addressing, with stamp, ES W.
Fourth street. office No. Z. it,
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NOTICE.
PREFERRED SPECIALS

WASHERS AND WRINGERS
Fol-, sale and repaired. Ola wringers taken in
exchange. II. TErTENBORN, 2l9 w. Fifth
myl2->& W.T.
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Correspondence of the Star.

WASHINGT0N, Aug 3, 1871.
The charges OF W. b. Moore against
Gen. Boynton, of the Gazette, are still
the topic amongst newspaper men.
, 1877-09-11

Al!cn Academy will open all It's departments
for girls and young iatltcs Sept. II.
", o. baltimore will lead Gospel tamper-
ance meeting in Lower FarWell Hall at 3 o'clock
this evening.
Nal. D. W. Whtttle will lcaal the MONDAY
praycs-1ncellng in Lower Farwcll Hall to-day.
Subject: "ChsiAt IL Able"
Thursday evening, Sept. %, at the residence
Of Mrs. E. A. BtoErs, G04 Michigan avenue,
there will be given parlor entertainment for
the bclsc't OF tho Worktngwoinaa's liouc.
The pcopto'sl Protective Association Of Dis
trtct NO. :, llydu IA1k, will tucct ihls eyrnng
at TX u'elock, At tho Boulevard House, Ut Oak-
land, corncr Ut C0ttage Grove Ana Oakwool
avenues. Every man who signed the original
call ls desired u ho present, matters of Yttnl
Importance to csery taxpayer " I'll bc discussed.
The fall exhibition Of flowers, fruits, and veg
rtablex, undcr tho auspices Ut tue NuTSeTYlncnfa
Association, Will be held Sept. u a. No. In
Wabaah avenue. Amateur ~ well ~ nrutGs-
sional hortsts, and all Interested. nrr cordially
invited tu attend, and bring any fruits, Aowcrs,
or plants that they may have thnt the exhb-
iioi, may be ~ general aA possible. II Is believed
from tho succeas OF ti4s July meeting that
enough lovers Of flowers aud ptauss can bp
found to taske thcsa lucetiugs OF much Interest
and instruction. The public are cordially In.
gitcd.
, 1877-09-11


FARRELL-Kate T., w1to Of Capt. James II.
Funeral from 37a North Rtate.st., At 3 o'clock
To-day. via e., u. d q. Il. II. to Mendota.
FAltnELL-At 1p4 licnsy.st., On ths 10Th inst.
George Tholaas. thIrd soa IT John and NclIs Far
Ee!. ngetl = years aud nl0nths
Funeral al 10 o'clock to- day by eaFttagoa 10 Cal.
Tsry CenstefY. Friends OF tho family 'udsed.
James I'M! Margaret Falton, aRed IN ycars.
Fnnernl from parents restttcncc. 1[}u StsinH.st..
to-day 1t 10 .. N. by cnsragcs to Calvary Cemo-
tory. FTcntta Of tbs family arr Invited.
s7s Csnat.st., Mr.. Margaret shaw. formerly Mr..
lIavhIson, an old tesldent. ::
Funeral Wednesday by carriages 10 tho Jesuit
Church. Twstfsh-st., from thence BY cars Ia Cal.
vary CuHcteEy.
DAvITT-in this city, Sept. 10, James J. na.ttt,
eldest son Of James AND Eater psyitt. aged 20 years
and ~ days
Funeral from ii: South Xosean..t. to-day at 3
o'clock p. n.. "a tho Church Of tho Holy Family,
thence TO the depot 10 tAku the b:lh train for Lar.
falu, N. Y. for tnlermcnt
EAF- F-Hufa!o, N. T., papers please copy.
uNELluS-sept. 10, ut b:l1 p m., Carl 4. Use-
l!as. aRud ~ yeaFu and y uonths.
fpneruI Wednesday, the 18th Inst, 1t 1e o'clock
noon, by carriages 70 Osaccland from residence
1A09 Htata.at.
NlCiiAltnSON-Sept o, In Chicago, u bis late
rcAt4encc. 13b North MoFR4n.at, Henry ltEchaEd-
son. engineer n. ". Il. L.. ln thu 2ota Jear Of his
Pans.ai to-day eTpcsdsy>, at IL o'clock N. by
cars 10 hosohsll. Friends sre invited to attend.
Pa, y. William Reynolds brother Of III: i. +.
hrynolds, OF !hs city,, carpet manufacturer, In
lhe 4:.l year Of his agc.
ENrsou1h Wales papers please copy
, 1877-09-11

THE Kt0nTn ANNUAL MHkT1S0
OF tho American Association h'r the Cure Of
1nci,riatcs will 90 held, conmcrr :ine Tomorrow
morning ut 10 o'clock, in tho chapel Of tho
Waehtnqtonian Home, corner Of West Madison
street and Ogden avenue. Tho following papers
aro promised:
..A,antfcs,attcns Of rrsmatnre Mental Decay
and 1 il Treatment" III 'Df. L. c. Mann, New
"siofbi,, Aepsttses." ny Ds. George Durr,
D"SSaiS' '5n tha ransip1s. which shoaM g go.sn Tho
Sesassa 70 $id il TSss Restoration. III d. n.
xsSre T. ns: sa NV Ya,e & cs ~ Dr.
1o,eps iatA iasi!.h. III husiing.en, \. !. '
'fhe cansility Of inebriet!." DJ Dt. Albert
icy "res,l.tent s alcoholism" ny Dr. C. ". Earl.
"Ine bs,esy and 1.s sympsomoios5." by Dr. r.
..The work ot fncbrisaes." ry rrot. .. vii.
kins, Chicago, III.
n ,s Igse b sn e. s MSss: r;91;.Gn n9 S.
;iieredisary iei; y inebriety:" By Dr. Il. n. Com
'ns: sa srsaai i,edaet,on o. opum II, tho Treat.
msnt q Opium inehrsct5." by Or. e. T. Whitney.
:" Xrnstens, for Alcohol" b, Dr. D. II. Kiteh-
en-. 1hnghamton. n. =.
other papers arc promised. hut tho titles aro moi
yet received.
The Presidents Rddrc&s will be On tho dsdaec Of
incbriety.
This promise. to be ono Of The mort Important
meetings. ever held l,y tho Association. Physcians
and all In thls work OF reform arc nvft
Cd to Vii the serstons Of the Association.
TOTAL. AEaTtSENCK.
An adjourned meeting Of the representative.
OF tho different Total Abstinence Socictfc. hf
the Catholic Church was held at Maskctt Hall,
corner of Dcsp'uincs and jackson streets, last
cvcntng. to perfect arrangements for the Stato
Convention to be held Ia this ctr on tho thir1
Tuesday Of this month"; r. Mcclure occupied
should bo said ut the Church Of tho
IIoly Maine, and that mass.mcctfng should be
held ut Maskell Hall on tic evening of tho Com
vcntlon. which IL to be addressed By some Of tho
prominent Catholic clcrgymch from different
PORTIONS OF the State.
, 1877-09-11

f}r1rrr Mcnd vcstcr,2ny rccovernd rrom TIM
lake near tho Exposition 'aila'os tas ooay oi
nearly or ouito tully.grown male infant that
looked a4 though It had been born nliye nnd
stranRlctl.
N,no. ,.x,.... noho,. f,onror ,,rc,r, =,
sundrr articles from Charles Csss, Of No. Gf1S
Kinzie street; rhilIs Smith, conspiracy to swt,l.
,11c bv set1inr .tn1cn bor,es tn neraon. out.i,,c
thc c,;x. 0cnT9n Wrio,,, xarron, and .n.n.c,cd ]
WV ei't oeo'ko "i'sa'7 '"St""1' anu sootecleu
hieh"ayfaat1'
A hrnrtc e.nwl and n 1rcss nattcrr wcrn m.
~, .o~oa ,r<,rn No,,t, Woo,,,,e nnd IT,. Wo,,a,,
uu s. .,s'o a.'u A =. a.. .lSia.'. iw
Twelfth stfcct district. Their trin1s have beer
postnoucd 10 tho 1etl, Init, with the hope Of
"l.s s".s, Nv 49, o"' =. wv -. . ~ w.,
,,san, smn @ tbs, Co. tr 81 Mo =" hske
Moore, had started paying lightntng.rul bust
49,. ,,,, ~. o,.,,,t M, thct In w, ~. -,
~. ..sss E,..,tae 49, -. ~ $500
nut o. ~. s ,sapt ~ nnra, 'nns H., ~ e4 ~, hto!en
fested oy ne'ec'''es SEOUL aou osec9nan'
Justaco Summarized yesterday hold the follow.
tnR: Thomas ttutchlnsont burglary Of Mrs- Il.
UoldbcrE's hpusc, No. 2N Fourth u; c,ae. 81, 900
&C eeny s IT % wateh from caps. bali, so ,tto; M
David G. Ltndley, Iarccny from j, ". Brown,
$1,000 to tho 18th: William Ogden, Anton
i3|aadcr, jacob Brown, Joscp't Jaskcri,
vagrants, thirty day. each. Justice ,torsison, 1a,
held u. q. Mills in $500 to tho Criminal Court
for stealing hooks from nr. C. E. Davis;
Charles Powell larceny, $50 dltto: Frankla
Wison, thirty days in tue & iioI.o ot Correction.
party Of three who robbed John Reed of son,o
$500 last August, in s1,1N hail to tic Criminal
Court; Andrew Miller, larreny Of ship tnols
from ben Lovftt and q. Thompson, 81 ,O0 ditto;
f.n
, 1877-09-11
TIE CITY-1IALL.

Tho 1tcenscsccc!pts yesterday wero nbout
sl,ooo.
Fire cases Of scarlet fever and one death from
that disease wcrc reported at tho Health 0tI]co
yesterday.
A subscription Of $50 vas received yesterday
for the support OF tho Wnhl.nutclinson Gang.
Mr. Hutchinson collected the money.
The Trcaaurcr'a receipts yesterday wcro st,101
Department, and 81, Ill from tho Comptroller.
Tho Comptroller yesterday issued rcvcnuo-
warrants amounting 10 $o,4o0, and redeemed
ss,oos esSoeaF '0'A ''''''SA''" ''' ''A'NA' u
The Building Committee Will not probably
hold another meeting until Architect Egan
khal1 have Furnished tho p1ans contracted for.
There is nothing for tt,cn To do.
The Committee on Licenses will recommend
TO the Council TINT utter tho present ycar tho
liccnsc-tax on pt,o!-tablcs bt removed, and TINT
rrbato bo allowed on licenses taken out last
year.
The Committee on Streets and Alloys Of tho
Thrcr Divisions Will meet In the City Clerks
rssa a Aeys of s ens soS e
DiyIsion tho sarnc day ut O'Clock.
A'Ek.1nspcctor Mcrkl continues his work
among the milk dealcrs. lie visited some Of
tho dcpota yesterday, abunt tho hour Of tho mr.
rival Of the nIlk.trafns, and fund many moro
dealers without licenses. ,Forty-three licenses
werc taken out yesterday, anil since the pasaagu
Of the mllk-ordnance :7b wagons hare been
licensed.
Or. DoWolf and his aesistauts, urs. Knox,
Hall, anil Garrett, visited tho Sabbath-schoo1 OF
tla Lutheran Church, corter of 11oyne and
Twentieth atrcet, md thu Catholic Church. on
paullna, 1.car Inrrison street, aud yaccinstcl
:s50 children congrcgatcd In ttloee places. Three
hundred md thirteen Of the children had never
ltesorc been vacctnatctl. In tho lust Two Sun
days 015 children have tcen operated upon In
these two schools, nnd out OF that Number b97
wers primary !nnoculationA
The following building permits wero Issued
yesterday: a. Weagc, stx twu.story md base
incnt dwellings. lV1xat feet cach, Arteslan
avenue, l,cnr Hubbard stFcrt, to cost &l,5O0
each; UEsln d Shlldrup, four two.st0sy and
cellar dwellings,, 2e!x40 leet each. Hobby. near
Dryson street, 10 cost 1900 each; NJ. +. foske,
four-story and basc1nent store, 2OxsO feet, No.
A1 South WateF Btfcct, to cost 81, ,Q00; F. +.
Forsberu. a three~story and basement storc aud
street. to ctst 81, 900; o. W. clapp, twostory
and basement dwelling, 8sx50 feet, Prairie
Avenue, near Twenty first street, tocost $4,000.
Tho report OF tho Regtstcr OF Vital Statistics
for the last week shows that there Werc $50
deaths, q .!ccrcase of II as compared with tho
parcd with tho corresponding week Of last year.
The chief cnu1ca Of death wcre cholera In
fantun,, q; con7ulsIons, Is; da1hca, y; tivsei1-
terry, Z; scarlet fever, t.; smallpox, 2. Or tho
icccdcnts 60 were less thai, year of ago and
- wctc between | and = years Of age. The
sance notices aud abatel 40i nufsAnccs; con.
t!emncd seven carcassca, four quarters and four
breasts of beef, md eir calyea; and posted p
sc2sIctfcvcs Narni1gcartlc.
, 1877-09-11

ecntttl:
10 he Roortie Of 7t.,stfts efth> tillaqt of Hpsie
nal and luck Company respectfully re1ucet tn llayo
sriurncd n them tho 1nrttn1.cnfs given bY the
omai,ts n.';nE that 5aassnt nst y b oo
tn. rarpa.ss ~ 1t ssnti. shcsro rhsra h.s bcen
u thr sines CT al" nt.ent %as cisen
~ the ti,it II wns givcs 4 was nnt!crrtond thhs
ts wond :, eao ats,s st ah T1, IT,
work" will mn b. erected this YEAR Il crer. other
a:ss Or eonte,,ins tae lsFsllty ct tSe rrs..
snt ,,,sx 1,,'tuanes' ,,,a. wit Great probability e.
with II would be tnantfrttr nnfsr 10 cnilcct tho
easement ftnm Gus party when u Garnet ne sn'
holders this il no time to incrra.c tic bnr;lcn Of
ta*cs. Even Il tho desired end gould he accom-.
se aee r1 I @ By q hs ossr S
hy tsn*e mos Interested; ~, mat ar additional
taxation ssnnlh adj IL The lt.t uf tax sales and
rrorcFty forfeited 10 tho stntc. already of huge
For these reasons we therefore most respectfully
ask To harc tho innttumcnts aforesaid returned.
Air. Wafte was present and stated that qulta
q large amount If their pr0perty wRs in tho
State Sayings, md he cunld nut tell exactly how
things stpot1 ut present.
'Jott, Mcintosh, who hrokn hts leg on
fanltY sidewalk, wns awarded $500.
bishop. stnetcr IN Canrery, s2,,00 Tor assisting
~ tl,t, nlircfntc s,tt the Watcr-Works lot from
Mr. DIX. Of Ncw York.
waa authorized to pay fof'n Dc 1}ar the sum of
f1.l far The three feet north of the Village
Hall on tho presentation nf tho certificate Of
th9 attorney that the title WIS good.
The Isoarll tilcn t1Iournctl. ..-...
k3Ihe rcGnlnr Tuesday evening hop at tho uydc
Park House takes place this evening.
, 1877-09-11

Thu Grand jury veaterdny hearl a few mil
'.s ..,,o,,.,,oa ~ ~, ...,,, ,,1nr,. '~''
eases' haa a"1ou'ueo 'o' 's' ea''y o'"oe'.
The County Collector WA selling delinquent
property In tho Town of Eyanston yesterday for
saxes.
Il ia something unusual 10 SEQ lady arrested
tor a.M -, ,hcro vo, .urh . c..o v..,.sI.r
H.. usps, yrv ~ wns ta victt,,, ,,S AZ ~.
."sac.i hv 'tdrc Wo1,asc linn ~ scheiIno har
1,r4,ta.tv ~ ""~Ao ''~S "s''' "s'
popc'''' ~
The homework on tha Courthouse Il prnc-
tacal!Y ut standstlll, owing to the delay Of THO
gsanlte contractor. THIS ground 10 piled with
stone ready to ~ Into tho building, and the loss
to tho contractor must be cous!defubie.
1, tho countx co,,,t vc.tec,,,v .Iu.,pa ,yo},acc
ts.uei H. eefticsies to liz following for ad,nis,ion
~ ia i1saf mr., nnmh Asyism .f .fsrrsnm.iI1a.
as. - S1n'"n "~ r.snc.. shn,hsn Naem ~
.inHs, ~ Tnosn.. linz iori' ann I'.gja ketev' '
'1a" ANe' "-"' '.s' ~.3 49,. .1 AAs'S!'
seKton's oHice Of, the couFt' hoase Square IL
headquarters fof tho "kanK." They can be
seen there most a'y hour ol she day sonn!yng
, 1877-09-11

james Grant, Davenport; 4, L. Lcc, Eric. n;
!. ii, Martin and i. Yasn7ey, Tennrylsnn'a; ~
Edtall, Dixon otto Grcshon Indianapolis; nt. 4.
ii. ii. iinsrlr. Luuf. .tann. ,shrrnnn iIoust-
fudge :, II. Tssst sgsinEacd' he Iian: = Blk T.
King, Akrun, u =. /: Merritt sprtngnc!d Etel1-
New yotk: the lion. Q. II. fassons.. Sev York:
Frederick Wild, lsactne; T. =, Gnlt stcrl!ng;
Phlinielphin: i. .. Cleveland InAiana; q. y.
White. Del Snrte. Cat..; Tr<noont Hontt-Tho
Hon. =. r. Springer, New iuTk; y. II. Pearson.
I'D, no+ton; VI, +. Ferry, S.w Ts,k; G. l, "a.
n. IT.; pr. W. 1inwlans Flint. Mich; 4. ".
whitman, baltimore: Il. ". Wilson. santa clara,
Cal.... Comm.retat-The Hon. r. II, Thaycr. Cltn.
ion, Ia; r. n. Mercer, Anna III. the lion. 'acn
Krohn, frceport: George W: Jnaet, Mcmphts:
v. A. Wellington. boston; J. W. Hansel, Nsw
York.
, 1877-09-11
Is 1T SAFE1

Defective yvntNr. .9urr1y In NesS York-Whnk
VIII tla- insurance Companies Do:
Tho laat number OF tho Chronicle, tho we'll
known Now York insurance. journal, con-
tains tho following article regarding the recent
destructive ilru In that city. It appears from
tho chfpnfct<'s atatcmcnts tint. ns far rs
watcr-supplY is concerned, Now York Is
today lit much the same position
wf!cre Chfcaao was In 1874. The fire Of
TINT ycar, whose lcstructivcness wa. chiefly
duo to tho etnallncss Of water mains, wits used
by tho insurance companies as reason for with
drawing frt'm the city. Tim things found tatllt
will, here 1avn since then been cured. Ia II not
now III ort1cr to ask the New York INSURANCE.
companies which left hero tilrco ycars aeo
whether they call, consistent with tho safety of
Western patrons, continue To 10 business IN q
city as cr1rfcI by defective water supply, III
Inefficient Building Department, and n b'un,lcs-
Ing Bourd Of Public Works, Us Is Now York Ut
the present tln,o I
Says tho Chronicle:
Agntn tho utter incompttcncy Of tho nnilAIng
Department Of this city tnt hecn demonstrated.
Agaln through inst ,ndefensihc ineotnprtener bas
the mntdcr0ts HntliEcc OF hnmdn life been Accom-.
rlLshca. And aFan tho newspapers arc enabled 10
iella.l nm old subject and rcss It IN the carb Of
sedsy ss aa s m saff"aas
to. !as 4 sse ~ .toty which las been 50 often ra:
Tho iic originated in n rtekety, n!msily con.
Ftructcd etellt .stnry hfek building nse NJ pisno
faesHty. wle.s s7t' pe5sons -. weso empoysd l. Il
were highly cnmbuatlblc. This lnan-trap was al.
lowed BY the building departtnent to he erected on
yesrs aso icl Wi il tnS course Of srcetion and
t1c wsechcd rha, Of q building : va. 'e mi 10 % in
Or to iunhlc to the ground AT any tiu throash it,
own wcak,lcss. let tho person or perrons In
ensrEs q tho supsrsl'lenn Of ouildinEa Remained
danger TO life anA property which this ttndes.box
created, o., knowing Of that danger, took no
Wo believe that the Nulain1 laws already on tho
stAtute' hook arc sufficient II thoy waro vigorously
cxecnted. u tEnn.l, the frequency. II mt wholly
the men controlling tllo Department Of Buildings.
who arg cl'arRch with tho vgoroha enforcement of
tho i1ntldinx laws ate either wholly t''cnmpctcnt
TINS only nemc,y that cnn be Immediately M
piled 10 rcstorr, in ths rcear security 10 life anil
city cosnei. i may te stciy s.sa;ca @ % tat M ill., ILL.,
anvnst body will annnfnt In Ills case. A. Il luis ~
similar casSs hcrct6torc, committee Of inveatI.
II tho hands u eommties q etiscas c"n!ta.e n'i
Sd % s.sas otSs nya.s
tton would be eccurrh. That Huch m lnyctttgn.
t!nn is needed no one outside tbs Nphere of tho po
lltea! cotnloFlnm Who fasten on tho City Treasury
A,commttcc such m We suggest might also e1.
tend ith nborh and ehuBo cloxe examination to ho
inI1am1nao1c materials. We believe IL such m OK.
Of H. ses",,s pabsissc, I paiIia op!ai"n would i, t.
thereby aroused. IN tho facn Of which tho present
department Of buildings wonid bc forced 10 rasifo
l,csdes Tho inexcutatlc neglect Of tho I,nt,dtnx
Department, tho fire OF Aonlay lust presented nm
, 1877-09-11

Town nr the Fnrk Roarl rai' tatn, since tho
nloncy w.i,d rome fsnm the 'n srarotr-
.Jn.ticc Scnly was in favnr 1T the town paying
tho expert, Mr.. McChrsncy.
And motion To pay him Was agreed To.
Thu falf-vrnT3y hills ~ The, Justices for at
tending meetings Of tho Board and nf commit
ice were presented ns follow ): Ehrrhar.lt,
sluI0; Ingcr.olI. s;.1.5D; ttat.a n, s2;liO; Nor
ri.on, s:a,; Salisbury, $25; Shcsi Ian, SIS; Scul-
Iy, $2S,:O. Total. $lt*}.
They were ordered paid.
Tho Doar.I then adjourned.
, 1877-09-11
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

.F1st arong tho Requisites of tho toilet I, eo,a
nrtcle of sna Init to rncura It IL not awnsa an e,,
matter. shny Of Tho no%t exncnstyn Euus In the m,
kct made from and dclttorons snslerlns a.
their delicate conring mil fragrant Perfume tho nf.1
conceal the tnoat rcpulsivr tnpuI1tacs THIS setosuh
recently made public regarding lia subject arc po
rfcfs startling. 8nh deserve scrinuA GonHdrf1tton
Scented soafn now known to f,e extremely ohJte
onahr. eatHcatly n applied to thr head. nufae sha
hair Irritating the scalD and Inducing severe htad
aches. Tho character Of lhs ingredients mar h. at.rrrd
tsnm Tho statement OF a gentleman who mAkct TIA
pcrsons cnvngcd In t!s rInp"Tmcnt wefn shpr.lsrjs
Which M the occupatlon could bo tailowed. .''''s
enttFCr!.e a1a chemical mi d M5 y Il Annirro .!
ktnd 4 the !nfed Sste. Thn rcnSwn of sr. lsnnsrF.
.etInatc but this Ia,rat aucce4s IL tho sppfvlt.ts
cro.n 10 tht NUM- et,'lt yictres airrshy achoveI.
"Pi II e III eop
son Of tic nrs fnIlet soap err intrnrr. The rrn-
ss.nns fc as III, " IL
The rrslt simply unparalleled In thta department Of H.
III T. n*p!,rrs ro.txr Soar u the trade. .m.s
1or application to inc delicate Akin 81 Infants cilIlrfn
properties. tho soap oai pss|artt tho inxredlena
lcng ni such n.eointo nutrn to require lid ftaa
ned .a,tf cuns'drrs tho a<ency os ARTIFICIAL perfume
mo Df sweetness hn tho pccnlla.
"i sss EG ~ + ~ ,ss @
aps s'S ~: s:as Il
mcns toilet md VT makes naayJ lsther i 4
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tecolne sencrai. .-Stss }Srk Tribune. ~ = 'SS'
B. IT, BABBITT. New York City.