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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
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Sreuoen seb6rt, bu t6nneft idoi 20 out
adhlen; Fas' mir einmoL, ipie uiele SiSe
bat bieie Spinner"
Srdns6en: (nn6 GINGER Werleaeh.
beitl: nsBenu i9 ibr bic lbrisen 'raiis.
retB', bat tie Siuei."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
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Grfter Sdser: ,@iiroen sic Is sldiI.
ben, baB i9 btnnen 8 2asen 999 Saieu
seidofien babe?" - Swetter Sdser:
r@orum fcgen sic nidt glei9 1O0O?"
|-Grfter Sdger: s@lauben sic, baB
ib zines 9oieu tuesen elm 2fsner
tuerben tDiI?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11

Grid: gs 1T bod eiseutlid ID ptrbia.
iuelde Sntrisnen ieiteis griuiHer Bro
f%elicreri ~arsetuenbet iper6eit, nm oie&hus
benton 5irfs 8eiu6e Dber tueiriaien8 aum
8esn5len ibrer gOnssien Sii s%tDinaes.
8rptd: Sinh Hi6t Brpfefior mn6 1ruz
TT bon bemIelben Gtamme?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
SEE Mer,,stnIaRte.

u: Rdff bu fdOn geb5rt, boS infer
5rermb, Der Dnd6eder Biese, boua9ade
9efnnen ift unb elei1 tobt mar?
y: Dds tuunbert Mid niGt, beraRGnn
lab i9Or LANCE iebr idlsdt aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
aus ben. d,emit6eu SSrsaeIe,

8rDfehor: (oocireub) Die 8leifdure,
meme 5erren, bat duBerft siftise Gieens
f9aften. GIN TropfeH BACON Guf bic
8unge zines srpEen 6unbes eebrndt,
eeuiisf, nm eineu ertpa9Ienen Renihen
au t6btet!@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
ssrt Mmfsetfer.

Gtanbssbeamter: ,@as moIen Sie?"
-8duer: sd m69te einen Eooesfan
nn5eigenl" - Gtauoe8benmter: .Sifb
sic gsiOrbeH, Ober babsn sic eiue
Roamaht2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
Gin aTetkbtaet.

8dueriH: ,Gu, Gepp, mas fauaen
mir oeHH on, bnB unIere 8ubeH teiier
lerneH?" = Bauer: ,S6ideH mir halt
benz 2ebrer Elm paar GdtHfeH."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
Gi., mtinuM-,.

sd ins' Dir, Sremb, es it bod
1pos @igenes UNI bic &einli1feit; uenIt
id Hirr n9t Ease peraeiie, mid 10 tuas
l9er, gebt mir INNER ,tua8 nbl@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
0rpker 0ernfenM

Ber uns feline 9IbreTe nebf eirieul s Gents Siam
IN eiuem Sriete e~inienbet, BEN ieRbeu MIR per Bod
ge1aue Mustunft aber Elm odn5 neHes Gefddff, uOuttt
treeno cine Reri1n, mennIihen ober wetblt6en 0e
ihIsdts aut ehrIi1e Reife unn obne erobe dlsioaea
uno Menhe hber 100 Dollar per Tpnat perbteneH IauR,
ionOerH Elm ehrtiaes Geindit. = sIOreHe
Sabn Gotge & Co.,
2SbB1ipS 2c6 Dor IS, pImnntil Suuctiun, Spua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
az Gar amjteoIer. -
Verm5aeu fiir0anotptrthe

Ghnf5ts Eauienb Garmeni 100000 a6er uereea
iebt BON Der Rorthern Baetfie Giienbohn In NtnneIUt
uuo EIaIttdf, sum 8ertaHf oferirt Befer Reuef.
Sooen in Der 4eItl 9as retdfte R9ieisnIanh, has aus.
pirtHidait, giehsudt uub RtI4erel. B~ebtngnHaeni
sH Set9ifd Cab, Reft in 6i1briiaeu 8ahIuueen an 9
Rrr5ent Stnieu. Ste bette 8elegenbstt, md In ban
Ser. Staten bnrbdnheHes 9dE6 tn Der Rdhe etner
gsienbahu uHb etdbthen ant Der ainfe Der Northern
Edethe RaiIrSab 81 erlaH9eH. &fhuBtrte Rlfen fsI
AritebIer. &eouBirte fahrbtueM fnr anQebenbs
NH~iieoIer.-Seoe Gus INIT, ~iIuftrirte 3eitnna fSwts
( sR5tartsu fam erInHet IperbeH BET
y. y
2anb @ommiRdr, Ct. ganl, Witua.
A- Snreibt fur FERTILIZATION R1. IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09

.$llISlL
.. mole tickets, 81; half tickets, 81; y tickets
helslt money or Sank Draft In Letter. O,
send Dy Express: DON'T.SEND by REGIS.
TERED LETTER OR POSTOFF1CE OHDER
Orders OF S. and upward. by Express. can hc
NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier-J ournai Ruiltiin~
Louisville. Ky.. Ol T. j. COMMERF1IRS''
309 Broadway. New York. febI-TuTh&SGw w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09
RELIGIOUS.

TONGREGATlONAL BAPTIST BRETH
" ren.--Service in Salem church, west or
ange street, at 2L p. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09
Feels Young Agasn.

my mother was afilicted long time with
Neuralgia and a dull, heavy inactive condi-
ton of the whole system; headache, nervous
prOstratiOn. and was almost helpless. No phy-
sicians or medicines did her any good. Three
months ago she began to use Hop Bitters, win
such good effect that she seems and feels young
again, although over 20 years old. We think
there is no other medicine fit to Use in the
family."-A lady, in Providence, r.
Jyl-2wd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09

THIRST BAPTIST, EAST CHESTNUT ST.
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing by the pastor, Rev. VIM. Morrison. Sunday
school at 9 a. IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09

These drawings occur monthly (Sundayk
e.ccptcd) under provisions OF an Act of the
General Assembly OF Kentucky. incnrpnr:tt-
ing the Newport Printing and Newspaper
Company, approved April ., 1873
S1-This Is n special act, and HAS never been
repealed.
The Unitcdl States Circuit Court on March 81,
rendered the following Il SESSIONS:
lst-That tho Common W. wealth Distribution
Company is legal.
Edits dra " ings arc fair.
N. B.-Thc Company has nOw hand u
large reserve fund. Read tho list Of prizes for
the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09

81 have used your Spring Blossom for dys-
pepsia, headache aud constipation, and find II
has done me a great. deal of good. shall
recommend It to my friends.
"HENRY BERTOLETTI,
May 24th. So Main Street Buffalo,"
Price 50 cents. For sale at II. b. COchran's
Drug Store. l37 North Queen street. Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09
Tho London Lancet.

Inc London Lancet says: MANY q lite has
oeSn saved by tho moral courage Of the suffer-
snr,a1, and many life has been saved by taking
SpstnS biossom IN case of bilious fever fndi-
EesuOn or nTer complaints" Price 80 cents.
Tor saie at II B. Cochrans Drug store tx;
North Queen street, Lancaster. IL"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09
Love Your NeighbOr.

When your friend or neighbor is laborins
under bodily affiictiOn, Indigestion. bilious
blood, or disorders OF the kidneys or liver
don't fail to recommend Burdock Blood BIZ,
tiers, q sure and safe remedy. Price 81. Fol
sale ut II. Is. COchran's Drug Store. l37 Nortt
Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09
CLO1HIN6, UNDERWE.sK, GO
I IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

To-day We open full line Of Spring and
Summer Goods for Mems Wear, " hich has
never been eclipscd in this city Orany hGusc
in the country for quality, style and hisl,
toned character. We claim superiority
over anything VIC han,ilcti before during
our experience OF quarter Of century in
business. AMI our reputation IL established
for keeping tho finest goods In our line.
Our opening to-day IL an invoice OF Novel
ties captured from the wreck Of large
Boston house, whose failure has preCipi.
tated these goods on the market too late in
the season AMI consequently mt Il sacrifice,
they are within reach of all desiring -
first-class article At q moderate price. The
consignment includes u full line of the Gel
brated TalamOn's French Novelties, the
!,andlsomest and finest goods imported to
this country, u new feature in silk warp;
TalamOn's TricOt along, Serpentinc Tri-
cots, Cork Screw DiagOnals and Granite
Weave. 4 full line Of TaylOr's English
TrOuseriDgs of beautiful effects. Also IL
fine line Of Choice American Suitinss ~
low rs 50 u Suit. All the Latest Novelties
in Spring OvercOatingSa mt moderate prices.
All are cordially invited to examine our
stock and bc convinced that We are max
ing no lille boast, but can substantiate all
we say AMI respectfully urge persons to
place their order at once before the choicest
styles are sOlH, for they cannot be dupli-
catetl this season. For further particulars
in regard to dress consult
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09

NIORAVIAN-J MAX HARK, PASTOR.
MI Usual Services in the morning and even
inx All welcome. Strangers invited.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09
by ESl

This morning u trio of patients, from Read
Ing, PhIladclp ph!;l and E'igcWOOd, Bucks
| county, each related their unfortunate cxucr-
t':nccs under the treatment OF their eyes by
the Oculists, DrS. Norris. Lewis and Straw
bridge, of Philadelphia and their decided I'M
prOvcnlcnt under my practice. One of them
came TO me totally blind; the second nearly
blind, and tho third with almost constant
neuralgia In and around the eyes. with i'm
paired vision. fourth patient, Miss Lizzie
Brutaker, OF LititZ, said: MY dyspeIsia and
other afllictiOns of long standing; left me In
short time after going under your charge, and
my glasses, worn since ] was fourteen years Of
age, were laid aside useless, and my vision
Is natural" No Oculist in this country or
Europe can produce such results without they
discover my remedies and applications, or
similar ones. Persons wearing Glasses for far
and near siShtc'lncsS or other diseases OF this
organ usually have them removed inside
OF two InOntllsand the vi;,Or OF their eyes re-
stored to its normal condition. Names Of per-
sons cured OF Astigmatism given upon appli-
cation, diseased condition OF the eyes that no
Ocultst ever pretcnds to cure. Also Cataract
cured by absorption without using the knife
SEND Tor or call and get (frcc) four pamphlets.
One on cures of diseased eyes one on catarrh
one on omnfpathy, and the last containing n
large number of names OF pcrsOns curo3 nj
every variety of disease, ~ "a
MAY 4, 1881.
DR.. O. A. GREENE,
No. lag EAST KING STREET.
ofdM-WF&S1 Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09

EIRST M. e. CHURCH, NORTH DUk L
i street. Preaching by the pastor Rev. w
school at . a. m Prayer meeting on Wcdnes-
day evening at n O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09

NJ T.. MlSSIONS.-EAST MISSION, EAST
III. King street. Preaching at TO- Il. M
sunday school at y a. m. Weekly prayer meet
in. on Tuesday evening at "a,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09

FIRSr REFORMED-DlvINE SERVICE
Il at l0la a. IN. and g. p. III. Sunday school
at 81 H. III.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
ALEGATEE,S CLAIMS.

Sensational stories have been circulated recently
in regard 10 the death OF Robert Craven, formerly
OF Philadelphia, but for the past four years dong
business as "a grocer AT No. 1868 Nccond-aVc. Nj.
Craven. Who was a bachelor about fifty year, Of
age lived alone, sleeping in the rear of the store
which he occupied. About two weeks ago he WIS
suddenly taken III, and died three DAYS aitcrwa d
al the house of George Coles salesman IN ms
t0u.th-St. \ Mis-, Chase. ui Philadelphia, who
clamrd 90 be the cgatce oi the dead man, appeared
shortly after and took posse OF h!~ cris IN
Guiding the stock of the store, upon winch she
has realized u j, said about $500. IL wa, CLAIM eel
by her that Mr. Craven was man OF cun-ldtIJbc
means tHourh eccentric in his habits. and
worth several thousand dollars, all OF winch ne
lett 10 her IN a Will made some years ago No
property. however, was found excepting the
grocery stock and u stated that suspicious of
foul play had uccn aroused. The certificate OF The
physician. however who attended him shows tnat
Ie died ot dcIium tIcmcus. Several persons,
claiming to be creditors. were cHdcayormg ycstcr-
day TO obtain information regarding Mss Chase.
WHO has charge Of the property. Their efforts
were however not successful
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
High CLASS PAINTINGS.

The Attention Of Collectors and
Amateurs is particularly called TO the
Collection Of High Class Modern Paint
ings, now on exhibition at our Art
Galleries, to be sold by Auction on the
Evenings of THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
DECEMBER | and 2 next. They are
of especial interest TO COnnOisSeurs, and
will be appreciatiye Holiday Gifts.
They have just been imported, and
contain the best examples of Chaplin,
Villegas, Dupre. Victor Lagye, Frans
Verhas, Diaz, COrot, DecampS, Manier,
COurbet, Clays, RibOt, Yibert, LefebVre,
Jacgue, Michel, PalmarOli, Daubigny,
Van Beers, TrOyOn, Emile Levy, and a
hundred others,
THoS. G. KIRBY g. CO.,
ACCTIONEERS,
$40 AND SAT BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW-YDRI......NOv 80. 1881
ARRIVED.

,, ,,..,tu,.o, c,rrostop Nov % via
Key Vests with mdse ana p1sse2S,Ts Tc, day with
steamer hlDcmaTlc, Male. Mhct LG|e' Dol win md'' Oil"
steamer Ec3nor % Bragg r"rtlan'' VII" muse ANU p'
steamer .Ncgtug% Berry Boston, with m''' an" p''''"
gc. to u, f Halifax, Anderson antlnzas IL days
with SUGAR and toacr" 10 order ye @ 10 I5ffa. ] y" had
heavy gaze iI3 | a,rG had variable winds fair
weather, .pr, s,rnopa. KINGSTON ia. lG days, with
md,c to order y1,'r, 10 ''I lmI DAYS with log
wood to order; vessel 10 i 3n & o2 PEI 17days
with producc 10 Bennett y o. ,,.,, ,,,,,,,r
Schr Victory shepard Prime" Edward Island anu H"''aA
scnr cora Gaskl. Ne0b IN Sc days with naval stores
SUNSET Wind ., sandy Hook. hight. s. cloudy and
| thick OF shore At;uy Leland light S"j clear
..,..,ro .,r' y,,..n >c,rc,.o and Dundee
Bowriue < Arcginala .r.,. Wis no,,srlqu, rnnch
El!s G ~" g,p. .rr, HcnapIaud Oran AIgers-Scager
nro-. r,,,,, c.,,.o r,-, r.,ro KINGSTON. Non,cgo
Bay, &c r,'- ,,sl,l,. .a,.o po.ton n + Druocs
stSH,cr Commons. "a, Van Klk PhdAiclphia-Iohn
l;S9g1r ES9gTt rc Kn chichester Georgetown DC and
~ t'.,,l,t 1,'i..' vHrir,'d I.4., Ej.o,r-J Kr,m5
s,,amT 1n,tr, hGfr KIM NorfaM T. cty Point AMI Eicd.
moado.I Dominion Co. W. Pain, o.I dominion S.
,.an 'n3ggs Ser Gd 5'A"'''' ''"p' "''' 'o' '' w.
,g,g,,r re1I.,o. polar Nlm,ngio1-Wn Clyde
steamer Nc.i ors Qrcs Ncsorleau,- M2Ieag
ne, ~ z .r.,-,~a. - . ,a, ..r,.,-y,,os
& i"l,cIur.i ,.-.,..., ...... ,.,.
gc,. ,.,,,,.. so,,, Q r,rr,o..
@ ~ @ iisa .It," Ni',ai Constautuoplc Tur-
Scargr Iro..
lp i Ngt \" N2r G, f,,dr Hr5mca 'rhco latrr
iar fI4gcs u FAY "as'r1'A' Aj''r' Java i0' ''''f'
lar. Warwick Castle lBr, Glcnohlriy. Mcb'nrne-H"
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
LYDIA e. PIN K n a ri
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

Is 4 POSITIVE CI RE
for all those painful complaints and weaknesses 80 common 70
our best female population.
1t will curc entirely the form OF female complaints
all ovarian troubles Inflammation and liberation falling anu
dispacemcnts tho consequent spinal weakness ana Is
particularly adapted to the Change Of Life
It Will dissolve aud eXpcl umOrs from the uterus IN an
carly stage Of development The tendency to cancerOus
humors there IL checked very speedily bv its use
1t removes fautnc,s Gatu"ncy dcsr ys all craving Tor
stmuants weakness Of the stomach II cures
bloating headaches prostrlon general doDhty
secIlcssncss, depression and dg'stion
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain weight and
backachc. Is always permanently cured by it5 u7e
II will n all and unlr all crcuEnStan es act ID mar
Inonv with the laws that govern tho female system
For the cure kidney complaints Of either sex this com
pound unsurpassed
LYDIA t. PINKIIAM's VEGETABLE COMPOUND is
prau,r at o. and 95j Wcstcrnaye, Lynn Mass Price, 81
SIxbotes for L sent by mail in the form Of pills also in
the form OF ozr1y. cipt Of price, II per box Tor
either Mr. pmlAau freely answers all letters Of Inquiry
Send for pamphlet Address ADORE Mention this paper
y, family should b. without LYDIA e. Pukhams Liver
PILL They cure congDlon Duousle5s and yrpidity Of
the iyer % cents per box.
Cg-Sod by all druggists 81
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
Tie BOOK EXCHANGE FAILIRE.

meeting Of tie creditors of the American Book
Exchange was held ycs'cr .ay N No. TGl broadway.
John Baden the latcmauagcr, submitted prut"l
statement in reference to the best way 10 continue
the business lie suggested tia the receiver should
wind up the affair, of the Book Eychaur n cor
poratiun as early as possible. The hn",ry has
already been leased @ favorable terms for short
period and the printing office can a.-o be leased
There arcoT3cI- ON the books for iCOo .uc} c"-
pcdia- which the receiver can s.ll al q pront Mr.
Alden purposes 10 t.Iu new company 10 cooperate
wilh the receiver The new company propose,
to lease the printing office and budcIl and
arrange with the owners of the Paic-
heretofore used hy th" Book EEolans' for ih'u
rental or purchase. The new company VIII under
take To pay 20 the creditors OF t.r "I coHeein roy
alty of 10 Der cent Oh the gross Sar- OF al puui'-
tio, until from t, and other sources thryarc pHid
III full. The new company proposes 90 purchase ihc
entire plant OF the hindcry and printing "ilig".
Provision i, also to ho made T. continue the weekly
ucwSpapCr GO0d Literature, o." now company 10
rav a commission of - cents for each annual sub
ScTipuOn received until they reach tho sum Of
50 900. Mr.. Alden was ASKED for statement ct
assets and liabilities hut said he hal not had ,Iac
to prepare one. The unsecured Iiau.Ltios wolc il
side OF 500. 600.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
A CASE or IFPROSY,

Charles Henkle age seventy-four, Scr German maj
musiciar died yesterday. in the Charity liosP'IaI,
from lcprOsv Dr. William Hamilton, Oh I'M
Charity Hospital gave the following facts III regaiu
TO the case to a TRIBUNE reporter last nleh';
Henkle had lived in New-NOIk since ISd0 ana
during that time had not visited CuDa
or the South. but bad been in Cuba prcvlouSIy'
He had lived in Texas and Mexico in former years,
and while there had been 4 cattle dealer IN 1910
Hcnkle was admitted to the hospital. -Four years
previously he had noticed cruptions on hs head,
hands and feet consisting OF maCuae spots oi
variOus sizes and c0lOrs. These spots disappeared
after while but IN two and one half wears ihcy I'-
appeared and lis eve bTOWS fell OH. Inc spots us
appeared on hiS hands, head and neck, and were re-
placed 10y tubcrcles. MclanOuc stains now APP
pcar,d on other parts of the body These Spots were
The patients knees and feet swcH6d ana
the skin became partially ana'theIl1'
in this condition hc was admitted to the hoSpit'I.
ChanlnOugTa oil was administered to nm WIN very
beneficial effects The tubcrclcs andspots became
smaller and the subcc.lular inhItTalon was leSS
marked. In December, 1850, the treatment was
discontinued for three weeks to see II the disease
treatment was resumed with the same. Ie-
salts as before AitcrWard Hcnkle was gwen
Hoang Nan internally and ChaumooSi3 Oh
arnlied externally. The Improvement IN the case
was very marked. hut long years of suffering ana
old are had So told on the man that when latcN ne
lad an attack of plcurlsy, he was UhaDic 10 I"lS'
and died. ,o
There is at present in the hospital ayorn@ man
tveuty-onc wears f age named Evans, born ~ Der
muda suffering from the same disease. llr. Ham
ilton says that he is confident tha, the NS&aN" Is
not contagious, for during the tlnc that llcnNIc
was in the hospital ne was handled by the pay 81
clans daily without their catching the disease.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
SMALLPOX PATENTS wANDERINGs.

Aman. whose face aud hands were covered with
running sores walked into Police headquarters at
$50 p. H., Yesterday and presented a filthy piece
of paper to Robert Quackenhush. tn officer on duty
az the entrance to the Inspectors Office. The patrol
man took the paper and read some words Sc aWlcd
upon it by Dr.. Gustayus Frauen-tln, OF
No. $50 West Fiftecnth->t The writing on
the paper informed the policeman that
the bearer was Edward Rates a laborer
of No 2f3 Seventh->t., AID that he was suffering
from small pox. PatrOlman Quackenbu~h looked
at the loathSomc patient for moment ana then
legged him to get outside The room whcr, Inspector
Dilks was seated. The Inspector directed that the
man should be sent 70 the end OF the hall at tle
entrance 10 the Health Department Offices He
then sent a dispatch To the Reception Hospital at
the foot of East SiNteenth,t, calling for the small
pOx ambulance. The ambulance did not arrive
al Police Headquarters until nearly O'Clock.
Meanwhile the afflicted laborcr ~at on the STAR
case at the hottest end of The hall, filing the sur
rounding atmosphere with the germs of his dsea e..
All the otlicc-1OOgS of the Health Department were
loc kcd and no person connected with that DEPART
lncnt was in the building. 1t was impossible Tor
the police TO get any disnicctnG material until the
aInbuiancr arrived 10 take Rates away. The driver
OF the ambulance afterwards dlsintcl teR the hall.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01
FOR THE CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES.

reception was gwen at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
last nph by thc trustees, officers and medical board
of the Columbian Institute for the cure of Chronic
Diseases, Tor the purpose of starting subscriptions
for the stock of the institution, the whole amount If
which is 800. 900, divided into . coo shares Of
500 each paper was read hy Dr. Henry 4. lIarit,
setting forth tn" objects oi, and the necessity for
such an institution. Shurt addresses were made by
the Rev, X. :. StorrS. the Rev. j. f. Newman and
Henry BcrLh. A. J.. Underwood subscribed $1,000
and agreed TO hc of ten To raise $500 at once.
A. w. Bulloug took 30 shares, and several OtAcr,
took smaller amounts.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-01

the buildings. The London Theatre, IN the Bowery,
is mentioned in this particular 1t is stated that on
Ionsc' while the seating capacity is only 1000. Az
that time a panic occurred, and in consequence os
the overcrowding a number OF persons was
no existing provisions of the law to prevent ne
evil and the opinion is expressed that the p9DlnG nc
welfare demands that the seating capacity OF AZ
theatres should he ascertained by some competent
person, and that the sale of tickets should De
limited to the actual seating capacity OF the houses.
II is recommended that the Legislature shoulu pSs
the necessary laws so provide for the carrying ou'
Of the suggestion