, 1881-11-27
TEE CIpY.HALL.-
THERE we're forty deaths reported In the

THERE we're forty deaths reported In the cit
yesterday
THE Washington City Water Department ha
| written for Information regarding Chicago
| water supply und cost Of maintaining it.
JUSTICE WALLACE yesterday fined Henr,
licincr- No. -; lslehart place, s:5 fur viola
manu- inflicted the following tines also: Jacol
llauk, NJ. .6 judd street, ST}; c. H. Blnke, NJ
!! West Madison, and s. McAiuhon, North Ash
land avenue, $l0 each.
THE report Of the work done by the Factory
Inspectors during the p3st week, showed thut
they made EXAMINATIONS OF Setenty-sevc1
fact orics jt6 stores and thirty miscellaneous
ployed 5,G:@: persons, There were eighteen spes
cial examinations made, twenty eight Eotice:
served. and forty-two uuisances abated.
Observation-Disclosures WILLIAM FoGAR11
was exceedingly scarce about the City HAL yes
plain il, and by to-day there Will probably bc Il
Mrs. Wi!lia1n fosarty. Mr. Fogarty has Joined
The bant Of benedicis very quietly, and bis
happiness and joy in his matrimonial venture.
There are few officials in the city employ who
are more conscientious than Mr. Fogarty III the
discharge OF his duty.
THE deaths from smallpox yesterday num-
hercd three, oEe Of which occurred at No. LIS
Cornell Street and TWO cases ut the hospital, one
Uf which waS taken from No. ISL North Murkct
und tic other ut No. 10 Kucker street. New
ee11l. NJ tsD North LOOMS, No. $50 North MIR
ket. No 1! Superior streets, No. 3l.2 Archer No.
30 Blue lsiand, and No. 1s0. Wentworth avenues.
4 case OF dlphtheriu WAS reported from No. 80
vwenty-flfth street, aud scariet-feycr from No.
~ and 30 Clark strcet, Room u.
OSE OF the interesting items Of the Factory
Inspectors reports for the past week reluted tt
the number or men employed by the Chicago
City Railway Com pany. Their payroll for Oc-
1obcr showed TINT they had :, III men under pay.
c:nplo, Cd IS follows: On cable road, l,:oo;
track1nea ~: conductors uIlo drivers .:l3; car
penters, luJ; ruuuls, G3; fccdmen, u: nurses, );
tctcrinnry surgeon, /; wMtchnleI, 7: haycu1ters,
); ca-- -pushers. :: sftchmcn, ); tnra-Au!c
men, - watshcrs, 4; la1npncn. 1; horse5hocrs,
IL; harness repalrers. l; teaulsters, ~: bla OK
]: drtl:ers And plumbers. ii; tnacnuists, i; en-
EinccrS !: men engaged in putting in MD
cu.uery. ~; paiuters. -: inspectors aud start
ers. :; Office men, 70 This includes ali empoycs
OF tic road.
Dir. HEwlT-, the Secretary Of the Minnesota
Slate lioard of Health. wits Ut the 4calth Office
yesterday afternoon very anxious to refute The
statrtnents which had appeared in The Chicago
s:nali-p''x in bis State us epidemic. lie said
tGls there had been bur one epidemic outbreak
OF tho disease, and that was III the Town of
Spring Hill, where it be:rop, und where some IL
fA:scs Ind OCCURRED tn ALL and tho diseasc WAS
now dy1ny.out 1T nil, not over forty other cuscs
n,id occurred 1n other plrts uf tho Stutc since
the lst vi July last. ara all these we're isolated
cases, which were properly guarded und Quar-
antlaed, a;ld tho necessary precautions taken
The DISGUISE. DR.. Hewitt believes, in
lstr9 nuna,ized y,rns for vaccination, taken
from healthy bates, Of which there were plenty
in Ninnesota. The c,iuse OF the epidemic III
:prln. Hill was traced directly to quarantine in
he New York harbor. whence the discas. WAS
directly imported. Other cases at other places
:amc from Chicago. Iowa, and Dakota.