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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17
CEN1|'AuR ! Iinin1ent..

The most Powerful Penetrating and Pain-relieving remedy ever devised by man. It soothes Pain. it allays inflammation, 1t heals Wounds, and 1t cures
 RHEUMATISM, s Sciatica, Lumbago, Sca1ds. Burns, Stiff Joints, Cuts. Swcll- ings, Frost bites, Quinsey, Salt Rhcum, Itch, Sprains, Calls, and Lamencss from any cause. Suf- ferers rom z% 5'5''>f - PAIN IN THE BACK. Fever Sores, EruptlOns, Broken Breasts. contracted Cords. Neu- ralgia, Palsy or dislocatcd limbs; and owners of horses, planters, me- chanics, merchants and professional men everywhere, unite in saying, that
 CENTAUR LTNIMENT brings relief when all other Lini- ments. Oils. Extracts and Embroca- tons have failed.
 .-- = =.G hfss <g .-.e f..rs
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17

ITCHING PILes GSYMpToMs d AS, X, ,iapit1YesFes tYeF 9aA
 The symptoalsare moisture, like plispirat5n,9 lol intense iichpgsi Increased by scrai dhcg. very ro a distressing particularly at nlght as if, pin ps worIns were crawling in and about tile rectum; the private parts are sometimes affected if s. allowed to continue very. serious resultsnlssy tlsi follow. "DR. SwAYNEs ALLsHEa LING OlNT-, ,,, iMENT" is pleasant sure cure. Also for let
 ter, Itch, Salt Rheum. Scald Head Erysip6las,oH H Barhers' Itch Blotches, all Scaiy Crusy,,.i,sb sb Cutaneous Eruptions. Price 50 cents. boxes
 of $1 25.s Sent by mail to any adilress on re- 'is ceipt of prcein curreucyg arllfSee eenrpost- J1ad age stamps. Prepared aply by .Dri tyavnesEl q Son, S30 North Sixth Street. Phi+. lelphia. i, Pa. tb whom letters should te addressed Sold by ell prominent druggists. saii1lba99si
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17
The Gov. WolcOtt Honse

And laad South St., s offered for sale or rent next summer. if not sold, Also budding lots on, Meadow Street atreasOhabie price. stks s16H
 .i6gg .4l..l.- is JULIA N. BALDWIN. E
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17
usH. asH 5sst s545s 's& ga (aStOlia:-:.,D, ., 2. : Dose. 2. ..

35 cents. A F MOtnefs remedy for, ,sleepless and irritable Children. The Recipe of Old Ds. Pitcher Free from Morphine, ana not Narcotic. Formula published with each bottle. For Flatulency, assiinilating the food, Sour Stomach, Feverishness, Worms, and Disor-- dered Bowels, Castoria has the larg-s est sale of any article dispensed by Druggists. 4sl gai soT s7.ls ass s-5 as :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17
Stillwatef, Minp June i6, 1ssl.f

have had close and profitable acqnaint- ancs with Aliens ir,n Tonic Bitters fnr years and they have become family necessity in in my trade.J always rec.nasiend them as In my judgement tee hest bifters made,
 E,r-sais in Washington, Conn.,, by c. L Hiekoxy Druggisk biSS .ssie.l l5 slsa00 isIl
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17

At special meeting of the Wolcott Library
 Association holden on the 7tll of day, of Nov.
 1851. E Edward ". Seymour vics- President
 in the Ghair:9a 5aa4eisF aA si a1its t'3 v @s. VOTED. .-T That the thanks of this Associal ton are hereby teneiered t0 Messrs J. Hunt
 ingtpn W9lc.at, Fredericx Il. ltWolcptt. and
 cott Memorial Volume, for their kindness and thoughffuiness in placing among our Refer.
 ence Voluilles copy of this valuable lneniori- al, and thereby enabling successive gepera-
 lions 0f the citizens of Litchfield t0 keep fresh the meiilory of>those distinguished fathers. whose s,,ns have in our day, by their public and private virtues added more lus:re to tue nane. ta'sd St5 ss VoTEDs-That the Secretary be instructed to forward 2 copy of these res ,lutioEs to each
 0f the gentlemen named aud also to the Rev.
 Samuel WOlcott the compiler of the volume.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17
NotiC,e:s.,..,. :s.,.,

THEE County eommission rs for Liichneld County j. will meet at their room in the jail building m Iitch6ed on the lst 2i aBd 16ih d,ys of November 1881. ron the tat Tue day of each month there oHapp icatioas for licenses receiv reports of ecatng Agents i'd tsansacting other County busi- ness aaFM @ B
 Applicants for licenses will be required to appear in pc rson bsore the R,aris,f lTs fNf a,8 -sfgs 6a9 Bonda must bear the same date the license. ssIs
 JnS F. CALHOUN. sau 4n,l,s sg -. .s ss
 agos GEORGE PIERPONT, County Comts \ 1sfs LYMAN DUNNING. JIsw Y.s..5 rs sg4s !, LitehAslds eetsber eth, leSl- S1
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17
Farminglon SavInqs Bank.
PhDt:,gmphico Notice

~ REAT improvements have bt en made in the art " of photography during the last thr.e yesrs. All Of which. are nv he'e practicei with success. in- cluding the rapid dry plate pocess. reducing the time of stttihgfo photograph to three or four seconds Also the convex or crystal picture. the finest thing made with proper print for transfer. lvet frames suitable for thlr Ri or ,rk on hand. ~ NA
 Ferrotypes. all styles as usual. Judds Gallery next oousn 9i tns Mansinn Houfe- frrsr ces l4-h es
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17
Litchtield South Conference.

The Annual Meeting of this body was held in this place on Wednesday, November 2i It is scomposed of the Congregational churches within the limits of Litchdeld S,utl, Consocia- tion, but is distinct from and independent of the latter organization, all the churches within. the territorial limits of the Consociation being members of the Conference. while all do not belong to the Consociation. The Conference Is what it's name declares, a meeting of the churches to confer together concerning matters of interest in the religious life and work, and is without ecclesiastical functions or auth,,ri ty'; bearing the same relation to the Con socia- tion, that in the Episcopal church the Church Congress does and the General Convention
 The meeting of the Conference was small
 on account Of the weather, but exceptionally interesting and pleasant. The subjects cons-. dered were practical in their character, all bearing on the welfare and work of the churches ..-..r..s ,i .-.....,,.. e
 Deacon Farnham, of Morris, opened the dis cussion of the question. of the special, prescott needs of the churches, in an address practical, "''eSs "uu AoiCiote: SUCH ds iaytIttn art, aCcuS- toned to give, when they take subject in hand. The second question, that of indivi,i- ual responsibility, and introduced by Rev. MT Douglass, of Harwinton, with written essay. The third. in the meth0d of securing the working of the Holy Spirit, by Rev. Mr. Wyckoff. of Woodbnry, followed by tue b. loved and honored patriarch of the body, Rev. Mr. Harrison. of Milton. Besides the assign ed speakers. rema. ks were made Dy Rev. Mir. Hazen. of Goshen. Rev. Messrs. Ups,n and Day, of New Preston, Rev. Mr.. ,Bonar, of New Milford. Deacon Fenn, of Roxbury, Mir. Geo. M. Woodruff, of Litcbfeld, and others. bnuntiful collation was provided by the ladies of the church with which the Confer ence met which was duly appreciated and gratefully acknowledged by those partaking of it. There was but one element of regret m the meeting. that was that the beloved pastor of the Ltcl6eld church was prevented by temporary illness, from being present in the. sessions of the Conference, and feeling of tender sympathy with hi,n toned the meeting and found expression in resolution, adopted by the Conference. @ @' -. ''i. '.,a1 '1
 In the evening sermon V was preached 'by the Rev. Mir. Bunar, of New Milford "a alter which the Sacrament of the L4,rd's Supper was administered " Y. a7
 atsI4aa ssl3 ja 4aa gx9H 33t ~ s8.ss te3 95lt
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17

-zaiaU ss aGialIs8 ~ IL .gaaaags -iein4q alii saofia a4a ia4d3o9 n v ina y1rf -gh1a s5ts3 gsi ssueII 8ti k suH3tdGasIs }sas
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17
rt.iiN>; SUBS ScRlPrioN. per annum.

Any subscriber wishing his paper stepped with the expiratioR of his subscription, should notify at tn time of subscribing, befor the term paid for ex- pres Any subscriber in arrears esiring to stop his aper must pay up arrears,
, 1881-08-24
A NEW PIPE LINE,
Its Terminus IL mt Ilnffn1o, und tho
. People OF That Town Aro Very NIucll
Elntcd Over Hts Compilation. ~.

Its Terminus, IL Mt Isufn1o, und tho
People OF That Town 4trp Very MueIl
Elntcd over Hts Compilation. 49,.
, Special ptspateh to Ins Chicago Tribute,
DuFFAto, N. y, AuE. GI,-Tho nutTnlo s Hook
City Pipe Llno Company. a now company or
Ranizcd about two ycara aRo, and ono II, oppos.-
ton 10 tho Standard OIL Company received tho
first oil through 1ho lIpp thjs gycpjnss Tho Pipe
runs from Rock City, iiear tho peuusylvania
Limo. tn this city. aixty-four mlcs, having It's
terminus Just ins|do tho eastern limits OIL land
adjoining tho extensive works OF the Atlas uo-
lining Company, which hns but recently com
nooccd operations. Tho plpoi is fo.ir-lnch, and
two pumping stations arc connected with it,
QUO at Rock City, tho othor midway between
thero ard tho terminal polut. Under
about flatt prossuro oil Is now com-
lug through at tho rate =, or $50
croased to-murroW. Tho aturl.ge cnpacity for
both crude and roilDcn IL very lnrge, and tho
Company exrcGts to do IN en0rnotS business
Tho lihe Ia tho first one built in this State upunr
th0 Inv f'asseI tn 1873, previous attempts failing
on account Of Mnt being Ablo 70 seuliro right Of
way. the New York. I4uk0 Eric l. Wtsturn Nail-
road beng the principal obleeturs, und dofeat.
lb7S. The conpetion Ok the line Is luOked upon
rs I'LL lmportant elolnant In tho alvancon,onf Of
the manufacturing lntcrcstsot buffalo, tn which
OIL is coming to be very prominent. The expon-
elvo worka 0f the .AtlHA Company tAeude pur-
milne works aud otherB locking to reduction to
marketable shape ut tho heavy oIoments III
crudb which will not rctinc.
, 1881-08-24
LINCOLN PARK,

TIE HEALING VIRTUES or 1rs AnTEsIAN
WELh WATER.
Tho Lincoln lark Commissioners mot ycstcy-
day afternoon, President Winston In tho chuir.
Secretary Taylor submitted tho following.
stonefs-nEAm slN: Yno following Il IN anaiysis
OF Tho waiter ot tho lower nriesia. will in lin.
eo!i lArk, rnAtae !il compliance with tho ortera
OF Commissioner l., J. KadlyE, With Il ylow tU as
wno gaIlon tbs,Sls sraIus, t ot sSo wa Water con. Con-
tAap6: Carbonate Ut tlIRo, 8..il grains; unrh0n-
Atg nf snaBncaia, giD0; carbnnnte Mt Iron, .0S4;
sulphnt0 Of linic, lG..l; 8ulphute Of satA sB7il;
chorstla OF naRnc4iHai+ lt3l:; sttoa, ,d.i; ALUM
uA,tt4ccs; 1rKtrls aud suspended taatter,nono;
sulnhurated hydrogen. traces: tutal. 73.+90
"a: Aceora!agIy. .h!s water T. eleo!iolty ea!eic.
CONSEQUENT tllurolio md dIaphorstIo action il
desired. i will probably prove Beneficial In dIa-
oasea OF tue urinary ,oEKnns, RrAvGl. calculus.
caearrh OF the bladder; hlsn ll certain CAtes pf
uyspepslu. Tho Aotl0n OF the water Will nut bo
ruEEAt!v1 as u Flile Slice tho laxlltive actuu OF
tno 6u!phat0 Ut xDlA Ia pDunierAGtpl by tho
lt1nesalt. Tho other salfne constituents and tho
traeea 9f Iron and HaIphurDled hydrogen,
though hardly sutIulent to utter tho general
chaFActcr Ut the water, should nevertheless be
taken into consideration BY tho phyaoians reo-
rFoe9ees of tho water from organic and sua-
pen4el impurities greatly cnhancos it, value
tnr drinking purposes. Tho temperature OF tho
water Y tho well il 6S.B degrees Fahrenhslk
sds talk Oh tho subject, d Goslssleaor Fl ssses
StOcktnn was directed 10 solicit plHus for WORKS
to supply tho park with wnter.
, 1881-08-24


II WIS stated tho otner tlay TINT r. ]. Hoxt0n
Ind ncnt In llnal stntcmcnt OF whnt ho clNimcd
still 10 bo dtioon his Court 1Ionsa contracts and
TINT tho sum total thereof wins $i8i,0O.-an
ampdnt considerably Hrcatur titan TINT rccclvotl
froA, tho lnto sntc uf Court IiousH bonds. ltnv-
Ing Aotnc curiosity to sec Just how tho tfnn Of
c!hiths was Hho to figure mp 40 hcayy bi'lt II
TniNf NJ reporter called Ntlon him Yesterday
aud WIS furnished tho following detailed Rtnto-
mont OF tho several uitattjnstcd bn!anees:
FtHAL STATEMENT. ACG. q, 1851.
Balance due as rer bill rendered
Oh donoo masonry. ~ por contract. $ao.sol
On tolno bsickwork, us l'or COLI
:.....'.s.'.'. lb,s'a. - ,o,
Damage by delays In 1nnson work. ..$tH,405
DhtnMVc by telnys ttI lrul. work e.. 25,GsS
DntnnHo by d0lnys In nrC-proof
','' -. 47.p7l
Interest statement "C" 4,kGD
Interest estimate H.,... ......... ET
Discount on county orders received un-
der protest, as (lct statement "..... 9o,:sT
Anp. i. Ssi.........::"........ ~ ...... 5l,es.
blu dntcd Aug. ], lSHt.... R.E0
Aug, i, 18si............... .............. 1l,pl4
Total balaucc.. ...................... slo; ,oal
, 1881-08-24
THE TUG BLOW-Up.

LIE LUZ DAC H~OIs
Low wAIEn THE rMonAmtE CArsE Of THE Ex-
ft.0st0S S-0ETIlH0 READY fOt r1iE IN
QuERT.
Tho United States Local Inspector Of Stenm
Vessels has not yet made report or tho oausos
which led to tho blowing up Of tho tur 4. u.
Whrll. although he has forwarded report cou-
tatuiug Il moro statement Of tho cntnstrophe.
Tho Warl was inspected April ~ Of this ycns,
and nt that tlmc tho bollor was subjected TO n
brdrostntio pressure OF 1g5 pounds, working
pressure or llU pounds bolng given. Tho boilpr
was butit Ia 1877 OF throe.ctghtha. iron,
at the Excelsior Iron Works. and wns
pronounced ono Of tho best on tho
river. lnspoctor Stewart Z. Moore viii n'nko
tho boiler ts removed TO moro far0rnbtp posi-
tlop. Tho Government pa9o. which .yas rcC0f.
and found to DO 1T tho proper mark, showing
that It had not hcon tau,percd with, Hnd that tho
tug was nos earrying taora l., steam than was
bcen made, 1t Reens probable that
TUE ACCIDENT IsEsuLTEp risoM Low wATE1h
which might hnre, exposed tho ,crown-shcet
Taen ,hn tao tug eantsd The !Sst Airing before
known. would ralse tho water.' Tic sases were
@ea soe sse .ese e tS sSow fen low wutss fs,
e ~ RI matter, ths snE.acor q botsx sonsidored
moro than pEnbabln TINT tho inspection will
denu1atrtlto this To have been tho o,tso.
Depity-CorUuer var9es has itnpnncled the
fniowmF Jury to bold an itQuest on tito body Of
MeDonaln, onn of tho victims Of thu explo.inn:
!sag!au, .. f. PuBhek; lhonias Giaaiof,, William
!. Lunly. Tho oHnors Of tho boat and tho
Unlt1d states boiler, Inspector huvo bcen sn1-
pnnnetl. The Jury is s4ld TO be composed tnainly
OF expcrts IN tho matter Of boiler construction,
and ought to arriye at tho reat cause OF the dis
aster. Tho inquest will TO hold nt tho Coronors
oltlce at o'clock Friday afternoon.
, 1881-08-24
LAID OUT IN CAUCUS,

SUCH WOULD SEEM IN lie THE FATE or COkfsltH-'
TION.
Tho County hoard !. very n,ueh divided. md
than again It Ia not. nnd tho proposition Is proven
by the developments Of yesterday. Tho Ques-
ton OF eleetlng county employees waa up-
permost, on account Of tho resolution
OF Stonday, aud tho day was glvon 10 caunllsing.
In tho forcnooft Com n1issoaor Kn0pf heid a
caucus OF his own at bis store, where ,hoto wcro
presont btcssrs. Stewart. Knopf, purngtou,
senne, 0'Nell1, Wood, md Coburn. Commits
soncr HUT, though not present la the ioeh,
ohJest q TIC sNa,s boinS IL dcisst @ u' sauo t of
Commissioners C!ark's moveinents. II had been
called IN eontompIatiun of enothar cnuuas being
held IL the afternoon ut the tnstAucb uf Cum
missioner Clnrk, md 1t was aEreea TINT tho res
o'utions IN retorenco 70 putting OF. tho term OF
tho 1anorul gathering convened a fow hoi,rs
Liter ,eysrythlng. much to INC surprise Of thoso
nss BAD not sssa q s Assa g rss e. es tsss
MlsslonGr cnrk was called g preside,
g snd fa,tan "a "a ,Stoo not takq 1m vd'1S
down upon every nron9sition made. and tho
Ss1on nf tho fisate Il select Of Nnopt caSs
vacattnE the Offices Sept. should be
HEsDtHpEp AT 1o-pAY'H NEETING.
and that Vi! of tto oficess who halt beon elected
unit! The expiration oil their reapccIiya terms.
Iho gply othor asrseagnt m sgachca-and It wa
Mnos 1s ~ st Go1atS r. sa.
board and Ioll-iload Inspectors should ~.
va,'cascs woro entIrely harnonlnus. 10 ali ap.
psarnnsss. s. but but Y y kn.wa that re- Clark
na nnop tastioas AZ O F f51m tenka ns
Go!n,niss!pner cfark ars..es tSas Knepf has
Wbo dles easy; whIic ipoa tic other " hand, i1si
knopi thinks his victory " overwhelming and
, 1881-08-24
BOARD OF TRADE.

DlsEuSSlHt} I1iE NEW BUILDING.
Tho Directors ut the noard Of Trade hold u
wc'l.nttendcd meeting lust oyoninR, President
ltogora III tho chair,
S1r. nnnhRm introduced a resolution bringing
boforosthe boarl tho now building project,
which was the subject OF discussion during tho
scssl0n, which iastctt nearly three hours.
Tho Directors WORD divided In their opinions
In regard to tho best way 10 proceed, and
finally decided to submit to tho Board
two reports. Tho majority rpport will
recommend s. that tho tioafl erect
It's own building With money ra,sod by loan, tho
1luaCd TO lss0e loudd. Tho minority report viii
favor tho uFgunizatlon OF 4 building nns6olnt!on,
which shnll ieusa tho building to tho i}Dard,
Instructions Wcrc RtvcM tu huvC tho reports
written anu printed, and as eoun as thoy arc
ready they will hc brought boforo the Hoard Of
Trado for It's consideration.
No plan Of q building wAH received or docidcl
nuted nluy0 no action was takcn. q
Tho majority OF tho Directors think It will 10
very easy tnattor tor the Hoard to ruiso tho
money from the aalo OF b0nds bourtng u low rAto
OF intVra6tt ''
, 1881-08-24
U. s.. A..

AT tho Sut.Tronsury yestorlny xtf nm IN All.
var u"s mi, M, onI ~ ~, .":,,,e. ~ ~ ~" ~
VIZ ns.u ~ ~ wv s.e seee1fua' , ING us
oarsolneats OF gold 1ootc4 up *lb,0oo.
Tjtg r1reIpts for tptnrpsI rovop,,a xn,tor,,a,,
,nanrr,nI - ~, a.s, - .,;sh ~ ~, sos.o.aay
sn,rs. a. ~ ~ , ~ mns' l% Was toF nat
Tor ocoF.
rosrMAsrsn PALMER givus notice that tho
cro;e H. olilae fr H. nya,, n haa Seon
Of domestic money. orticss, '"'''' A''" ''aa"oe
Tm. fo,o,tn,, 1.,,,,,. ,,.,. -,
r. tne ~ GasioIn' ta2!lse yesertay: E. g. Wash-
WITH: II t';H s. inaag tMmy ao y eaa1s aaraho1'
tIn Snso t!iaps lsaAn GrGcnsfelaer
tma,sis sHtsK.aAt i,Hstsnnenda smith, eHso
taueso. eoxes; GMrahall Fletl & Co., 10 cRsca dry
Hoonst SHe hanson stewart, baeA ennty bhks; &.
t.nn'nouv IN Scask9 kln; gncaEo StasnpnE
sSGs " IT,, aoxes !ipato; knWer iFos., lOo
e"s~s aa''' auo co.sel'ons wore *V''o1'
4 MAN calling himself Q, ". Davis has bee,,
traypllnY through Iowa, NabrasEa. Sni DekntM
aud representing himself III Tie Inent u
, 1881-08-24
THE SCIENTISTS.

Close OF tho SesntoM OF tito American
AssocTntt0st Tor tho Advancement OF
Actonee-No,sf Hundred New Members
Adnatttctl-Ltat OF tho Papers 1scnti
Yesterday.
Spfelni Dbpaieh to TIT Chicago 1rit1.ns,
CIxCiNNATt, O.. Aug. s:l-Tho AmcEtoan As.
ISOLATION for ttu Advancement ut Hoience ali.
J0.lrncl this evonlnR nfter very successful ses.
sion Of tav0 days. Tho attendance Inns boos,
large, aud Tho rooms In which sOtno Of tho tce-
tons mot could not contain tho tnany yotarlcs
of solcnco who gathered to hear tho reading Of
the papers. Five hundred mud fifty Of tho Nom.
bcrs OF tho Association hnve been present. and
1.-Two Interest has bean takon IN tho meetings
hy visitors and citizens. Over t0U pap8rs hara
been read, occupying on M average twosty or
twenty-five minutes each, and many pnpers
haFC beri, pnssr, by for want OF tl1iet or loft on
tho program for othor reasons. Wheu tho Com.
nllttce discovered TINT they could not mako
room for NIL tho papors presented they .tnado It
rtlo that only s.,cb iiers0ns should be permit
ted to road as ha tn.do tho subject thoy wished
to present special study. mud whU wcrr n,l-
thor'ty on TINT particular branch OF eolouco. and
III this why tho lcst o'iorth Of tho nUlest
scleutista were obtained. As tho scope
Of the association Ind boen wtdcnett
aud members of other branches Ut
acicnco .!lot heretofore represented hn.i teoil
'oe seoes ~ aafs 1eS wsr @
up aai dsc'isso. TSo sops!nsfy III q tho na Asso.
say cafISn r. hs Erow lrE shoss meetings
Hrcne majority nF whom nrp from Ohio, Indtntia,
n'id Kentucky, hlvu added their fatl,os 10 tho
list. Thfs swcffs the membership to ovnr 22Ull,
a,!G l secures 10 tho Association .ln Income Of
very little ronialned to bo done at tho ,,us-
ness meeting this morning, md after passing n
VIZ the dominion u Gaiaaa il es.s6llshtns Il,
international Park. at which NiugarlI Falls
Should DO tho ccntrni point oi ATTRACTION. as rec
Oovnrnor-D Doi,crnt OF Cunaaa, tho Inetnbors Of
tho various sections Withdrew to their respect.
iv9 routns and lfstonch tU tho reatalng OF tho
ttoow'nT toa paners: Antltl'llty Of Man n Amer,
and "The Mound. Il,,lders-An inquiry Into
Their @ AssM,nsd y , Southern Origin" BY br.,W. DO
liG,a9s, of Waahlngton; '.AKrioulturo and Agr-
ants " tho Mississippi yaljoy,'' by judge
John a.. Nondcrson. at Wtnchcster, ILL.,; "Gn
steaa T'S T. E'!'9t oi washtaRton;
Paying, of Carlssnn Colege, Nfi,'nesota: !" Adtii.
Iilo.nas McecllNr, vies.Ircs!dent tt tho
kvdonso Il seqpo! ipo, ss;'s sss dit of ST.
], ". G!aypo9l. of yo!1ow snrlnss. o.;
tom ill.,; maai,' nrives on ~ t sho KoSk 81 IAHaS Rvor
ct Wisconsin," by stephcu r. rcot, Uf clinton,
Traced Traced from M Esens Time, 3o7o u. c."'by A. ".
Thls ovenng tho chasing exercises wore held,
when rts0iuuons OF Trunks were ndopsul and
several stoet nddrcs.es wero made by 4. .. HUr-
ef 1!nltinore; Or. Q. r., slusou. OF Washington;
Itt6g9 HetidetS0u. OF Illinois; ant a u1uEto lan-
tern r. display iaMa5 was given at M TIE cluso
MI excursion to tho Slamnioth Cave and aaothor % :
purti0n to Chattanooga.
, 1881-08-24
THE CITY-I1ALL.

THERE woro thirty.tlve doaths repurtct nt tho
lfoalh Office sosterdny, and thirty-sevcn blrlal
permits issued.
YESTERDAY was n good dny for deaths atnonr
hotses. Thoru weso twonty-ei4ht dead ores rn.
ported at tho Iiualth Oflico.
TnE Commissioner Of Public Works oponoA n
number Of bills for tho Improvement OF streets
OF tho assessments 1urEctt
A DISPATCH was rcroive.l yesterday from tho
9hsent Muy1r. wht, ts eating claims md tlsh Mt
quiet than during his absence.
IN estimate OF $B,ris was paid Tilst & Cool-
iago yesterday on Iceoutt nf tho suPorsttntt,iro
e. Kears 81 ot a to D.
THERE were thrcc now cascs Of smallpox re-
as W.. a9 nye a s9eot ana SU
ysss Isyas o"e 81 r;ee Te9 noT M s'Si sst sS ssS sS
sircot, and NJ. iosd milwaukee, avenue. ''SS'
up the fact that tho dstlorics Oh tho Nnrth sltlo
sS een H. s IL s al 1 fyss
ascnno conduit cn1ns tint this refuse Ii bolng
l,nnptti cut sMtO tho snkc .toes great .ntnnHo to
tho works. anti Nt, Investigation by the Commits
sioner Of ffealth Is tu bc Instituted.
I,tE people who occupy tho Lakeside lsmiltl-
ing should turn out with rlubs and guns, II thoy
Sant DO any better, to kccp the sn'nt-tox mi.
AMI that sirl,ctl,re. 1lArn3 this i'est-breedDg
vehicle In this prominent iUcnlify, wtera him.
drc.ls or persons art compelled to con,o In ro,-
tact with y nnl pAs5 1t. Is II nennGc 10 public
hentL. al! fair warnings sconl to rcnlulu u1l-
heea9d. @ aud the peopIo who pny the taxes nre
horr,blU aud disgusting dlscasc known to man
without tho leass Qualification Or reason.
q Follows: \: Ikclsr. basomanf, !: 81 he fcft,
Winters, two-atory addition, II py Is reut, No.
!hl5 West slndison street, to Gust sssIo00; L. *:
haia sih X esr s,, % {so MS L.
:rwcitti, STRUT. to cosi sl,ooj; John NiekerHan.
strSet, 10 eost ti; - j. H. Mcisoy. I'll tnrco masy story
sTsore, % ny ~ feet, cottaEo Gregg 9 o aHenuo and
burn md Iwehty-ninth strnHts, to cost &, aa,.0D;
William Armour. threo-story dwelling, 20 by
co feet. No. eOlb prnltio avenue. to cost $1 10u0.
fx tho fIof!or inspectors office at tho City Halt
thor9 IL piece nf bo1tcg which exploded on
tho pro!nlses of A.. ltcy.nnn s co.,, nj laa Lake
street, fast Saturdny. The iron Is threo-six-
o q e 1nek
plpsIpn 'yas nut httpnded wlib any spcoai dlsas+
pcoplo NJ Tho time: It set iiro % sotne material
howeycr. but nc .la,aaxo vas slight. The boiler
W. ss,. never n reporf,c Or !nsneStsd When tho
ploslon he could ohtnti, no Information from tho
rropr!etors. They rlalm tho boiler wAs only
siean was S xecrnto ia It tor uso Il anut6sr t
rart ct tho building. The suppression OF In
taFmntton As 70 bplers i, use IA of itself an u.
what tho consequences u ltlc md property may
he frufl tho llse uf dangerous bnlers The matter
Geennea nr +. ctt,nlnnl NJ IL T!crnsy tho City
a DISTANT oALb rol. AID.
a croulhr lottnr WIS received yestcff3uy Mt
the Mayors Office, addressed to bis Honor, rcclt-
nnn ny ", ,aua sn III, w S ~" cra ~ Ivy last sh9f