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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01
Ntocl.hoIders Meeting.

The stockholders of the Water supply
C,mpapy are requested to meet at tho CONS
n,ny;s Office, in the city of Dallas, on October
7rh, 1881, at . o'clock p. m. me oolecs u
sid call is to ratiEy tho sale OF me Wo,Hs,
{, anchises, etc, made by the directors 10 Ihe
CIV of Dallas. Every shareholder Is re-
ouested 10 be present or have tho stock rep
resented by proxy, with power Of attorney
w. o. CoNNoR, President
TIP. BARRY, Secretary.
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81 so, sa 80, ~ so.

We will cell you good and genuine
lsaies pebb button boot, philadelphia
rus,om work, every pair warranted to give
satisfaction or money refunded lor % on
Misses and children's in propoTuGn' NS o,
soon and examine them at Leon haKh's' oVi
T. m street.
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Save you mnir-KeeP IL oes"''fa''

Save You hhr-AVSE
The "London Hair Color Restorr' Re
he mos, delightful sr,ic lever insrNdncsd 10
to American people and is totally d,G ,,
from all other hair rostorers, being entirely
free from all impure Ingredients that iende'
many other articles for the hair obnoxious
Where bsldnoss, or falling Of the hair exists,
or prema,urely grsyness from sickness, o, o,
other causes, ia use will restore the natural
youthful color, and cause healthy. grown,
Cleansing tho scalp from all impurities, dan
drufI. &c, Mt the same time most pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, frngrantly pitiam-
al, rendering tho hair soft and pliable, making
Il an Indispensable article In evory toilet Asl
Won druggist for London Hair Color Rostos
or. Price, rs cents bottle. Siy botllse, VI
Main depot for tho United Stsvs, $50 Nort'
siI,h stre /, Philadelphia.
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AINObby place.

Case 81 George, who have opened up a
nobby saloon on South Main street Just q
few doors east of Austin street, are having a
ane run of custom. They keep the very
best brands of liquors and cigars and the
coolest beer and are polite and attentive to
customers. You will wind the old Doctor
thpra
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The Tivoli Hall is offered for sale on
account of the proprietor wishing to change
his business. Must be sold before October
lat. For particulars call on the proprietor,
A. MARKS,
COG Main street.
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Our mems, youths and boys clothing can
not DO surpassed in style, price and work.
manship. II will pay you 10 examine II
before purchasing elsewhere.
A Il Il MITTENTuAI..
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Crea. reduuyoa In charges on shirts. cnl'
lara, cufrs aud underwear, II sent 70 Ol'y
Steam Laundry, 2l2 Market street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

The Photo Art Studio of w. Mcclellan
7O5 Main street, is being very largely pat
ronized by art critics whose expressed sd-
mra,on of his beautiful productions assures
him that his work is appreciated. Sittings
by aoppintment receive special attention.
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BH Aliens saloon. No S32 Elm street, 10
,he popular resort for all who indulge IN tne
ardent. II IA the most magnihcen,ly n"ed up
In Inc city. There YOU will lind those poli'e
gentlemen, A Kelley and Doc Hamilton,
which ID a guarantee that nothing but The
finest goods arc sold
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

Ieon Kahn has received q full lire oil
misses, boys and chilren's school shoee,sveiy
palr fully warranted. They arc the very
hing for the youngsters for good wear And
comfort Goa Elm street
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Dallas stock Yard Feed store, l'ilo
Elm SIreel.

Keeps always on hand oats, corn, hay and
bran. Cow feed-such as crushed corn, osts
and barley. Better for horses and COWS than
whole feed. Feed delivered free to any part
Of tho citv, i'll. FUDGE & Co.
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Grcni AdNRntngc.

Having been la,o in the eastern market
and bought an entire new stock OF millinery,
cloaks, suits, ladies wear, fancy goods ana
notions. Convince yourselves, ut Il bau-
mans, T06 Elm street.
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I. p. BARRY, Secretary.

A Il Mntonthsl will soil you cloaks and
doimans by 10 per cent cheaper than any
house ia Dallas. They had them manutac-
tured themselves this season.
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Attention Firemen.

Engine company No. l will meet Friday
night Of regular hour to attend to business OF
tho greatest importance, BY order OF the
president, loHN MORRILL,.
WILL POTTER, Secretary.
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A. & Il. Mittenthal will cell oil hpds OF
plain and fancy mating 81 cost, which Is
nom l2I TO 80 cents per yard.
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nook Printing.

thu HERALD srRAM Jon PRiNrSe OTfiCn
na. ,vat received q complete stock OF new type
nurchaved exprsssly'for the execution o. oook
work. Those having books OF nampnle's 70
Snn tlvrtcr and sec srecimens and ascertain
nSicsa. All work guaranteed.
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Fur:and Wool Hats at New York
priAaa

We will Job fur and wool hats at New
York prices. Also offer splendid limo OF
ladies' hats, which we will ship to merchants
on approval. BLANKENsHIP " BLAKE.
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Go and visit the only exclusive boot and
shoe store in Dallas where you can buy Tor
lntt money than anywhere else-owen's OOo,
Elm slrael
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ClOAks and Doimans
@Aa rst.. Ga
yo,x psw plain straw Hats Used.

All tho rsgc. Porcupine, rough and
ready, and satin brads. Hats and bonnets
every new shape at BuAman's, 7O7 Elm
slrapt
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Knit goods of every description, and OF
the latest manufacture, can be found az a "
Il Mittenthaps.
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Mnia Mnla. Mhik.

The leadiug style, OF Stia, fur, elk snd
sietson's nue. soft hats, In ell slvlS ana
colors 10 be found nj Loon KAhn's ha1 aud
shoe store, Goa Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

Our elcgan, line of trimmed and untrim ~
mad honnets and hats are unsurpassed IN
tho state, at BSumsn'sold stand, 200 Elm
atreet
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No plain FeIts Worn,

Brush, Nab, Moskow, Beaver and covered
hats and bonnets, oil the style, al Shapes
and colors, at Baumsn's, 7O6 Elm street,
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The Delmonico has all brands, OF the
rarest a sliiy and the finest flavor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

Five hundred closks and dolmsns az sur an
prising low hgures. Don't fsu 70 come anu
,te them At A & = Mittenthsrs t-.---------
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wool. Wool, Wool,

Wanted, 100000 pounds Of wool for which
tho highest cash price will be paid al my
hide house on Camp street. - ~.
''N~ II. BENNETT.
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Ladies' and children's fine shoes specials
o, ltH,S OVENS cash boot and shoe house,
100 Kim street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

All colors and shades, at surprisingly low
prices. Try US, Il. Baumsn, IOO Elm
street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

s,,us, wooden aud Cashmere Suits.
Lsrge,. and h'st selected styles In all
colors. IA, Baumsn. 700 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

saleswomen and apprentices at Bauman's'
FOG Kim street.
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Wanted-Css,.oG Clothing, by Lou
don, s2s Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

Goods called for and promptly delivered
FREQ Of charge TO any part of tho city by
tho CITY Steam Laundry Delivery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

Mock Wear, Leading Novelties
Ia cclors aud styles at Baumsn's, IOt
Em arrest.
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Best line of blank books in Dallas at Ma'Or
4 ErhA.
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One of tho lues, stocks of shirts, draw
e-f. oyor.lls and gen,s' furnishing goods In
The ives. for ,slo at Wholesale by
BLANKRNsuIp & BLAKE.
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Send a postal card 70 Loudon' and n'
will call for your Cast OF clothing.
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WnnIed

Dress makers OF Bsuman'a, 7O5 Elm
street.
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Tho public can find the finest lot OF birds
ovor in tho market on ice at Jsrretpe,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-01

To have your lne watches snd ieweiry 70
paired 20 10 L. Il. Curtis, mo- olo @''n
street.
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oysters

Everything in Office and fine stationary AZ
Mason 81 Erb's.
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Nav Goods Only.

Boime's and dress suitings in grea. variety
AT Dopgts Bros.
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Tho la,es, novelties In tcl,, plush. straw,
chip and porcupine Gall q. NJ Ros'nsbh q
Co.'S
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Trimmed in ,now-nsko plush and fur,
a, Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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Douglas Bros., merchant 'ailors' oo' MINI
street.
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wan,od-old Book. by Loudcn, s2s Elm
STRAIT
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Auto and photograph albums, iln''t lines
in Texas, at Mason Il Eros.
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For Watches, Clocks and jewelry, 60 10
the now iowelry store, No. elo Main street.
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On Ice.

Boot and shoe filters wanted at 70 1ght
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Real Russia leather pocket and side books
for ladies and gentlemen at Mason & Erbs.
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A full line of mirrors, queensw9To, glass
ware and clocks, at Loudon's, S2S Elm street
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Browns Vegetable Liver Pits.
Are n gure cure for Liver Complaint, Consupa-
tIon and Blliousness. For sale by.ah druggists
n pnNng.
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s.enta's shirts, Drawers, ~

Every psir warranted at Bsumans' 7O'
Elm srec,.
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We lend styles and Prices.

Corsets, lsdicsmen'e snu ehiltr &c
at Bsuulan's, 7C6 Elm street.
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Highest cash prices paid for second hand
goods by G. w. Loudon, 1913 Elm street.
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Gloyos and Gnuutlets,

Lsdio's underwear and fancy goods
Bou mans, 706 Elm street.
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Buck, sheep, goat, kid and cloth. Msgnih'
cant stock for sale Mt Wholesale by
BLANKENsmp Il BLAKE.
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Ioudon has an immense stock of bedding
for sale at bottom price, at S2S Elm street.
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und,e, Please Remember.
uu,., un,si uatsi

Entire now stock 70 select from al Bau'
mans, 706 Elm street.
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Cloaks and Knit shawls'
Splendid stockat New York prices.
BLANKENsuIP " BLAKE.
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A full limo at Bsumsn's, 7O6 Elm street,
, 1881-03-20
EX-SENATOR ARMSTRONG.
Closing Scene In His Trial Mt st. Louis
He IL Declared Not Guilty BY tbe
Jnry-Cio.in= Remarks ol The Detend-

Closing Scene In His Trial Mt st. Louis
-ale IL Declared Not Guilty by the
Jury-Cio,in= Remarks OF The Defend-
ant's Attorney.
Sptcios Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
ST. LOUIS, No., March 19.-The closing
scene III the trial Of David II. Armstrong,
ex-United States Senator and eX-Police Com
missioner, was witnessed this afternoon by
large audience in the Court Of Criminal Cor
rection. Mr.. Armstrong was charged with
nonfeasance In office while holding the posi-
tion Of Vice-Prcsident of the Police Board.
The charge in brief consisted Of his paying
no attention to 4 report made by one special
officer concerning the action OF another who
was employed on lottery cases. The non
action Of Mr.. Armstrong, some thought,
was due to the influence OF proprl-
etors of the lottery schemes. hence
tile Importance of the snit. The trial has
lasted three days, and to-day the arguments
were heard. Col j. c. Norrli1e was attorney
for the distinguished defendant. Col. Nor
mile was once Congressional Librarian, and
studied law with Tom Corwin. He IS looked
upon as the leading criminal attorney here.
lie said to-day that, III all his professional
career, he had never seen or heard ot sltch
All unprecedented and extraordinary case rs
the one then before the jury. lie prefaced
Ills address to the jury with an excellent itl-
est were prosecuted for failure to unite with
tile mob. showing where the best men were
guiliutined for not crying " Long live the Re
public!' lie asked il q repetition OF these
SCENES were to be enacted III st. Louls, anu ~
the respected defendant to be perSecutetl for
what was not 4 violation OF any law: He
spoke at length on the character Ut the wit
rlessts, and asked that, if bis character was
, 1881-03-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

{11
q Chicago DOCTOR mas taken palls u lealn s:'"
that only one person OUT o' loureee'' l!Aes
musk, and the one person WHO QoeS Ilke IL ID
perfectly willing to offend the other fourteen.
n,;1.aa,,,,;, os1.e hor e;etar norts IN make
A11aus4p. 80 49, 9-J.s- pN a....r -
light Ut the fact tnat she shlps away o'er i
million gallons Oh petroleull pef n1oliI''
A1none the recent evidences of business
nroyrcss we note that the entcrprislng firm
~ Rr,chvooal prrss &, f,o. have greatly I'M
S nl"ensvs 'q; s.,ss ar, ,un,oeI, a,.o,,na
pIoveM tne th; Ior,r., ~, o, " ,,audsna stnre
a. .o Ie naonmJ Honr annhlin,, fem fn tiisnjay
,unra m ue TecivIv their recent iryuices of cliucc
tri,,'s n'~i 'ron's .mhrac,v nn@ra vinrs narior
nierss moIdinys. frames. mirrors, giass, etc.
Tha V;hi1is,s rpsn,ct my rrav hairs. hut
+,,a'.. a'!e ,.h,s, s !, Ia Eurtsnnt, Ward ha-e
th,sc RnSco,tsn di!ai1eu ms.NW11u x ~! i Srnmry
~, M.ro,, >sw;,,i,m " Rnvinrtnn the arch
~ aa1Gl - ilt;'l ~, ~ ous ~ ,. .'."ndi-
M @,n,rt.r. IN tha k,.ntI,cSv Ruck IN the
unr,haast cnrnar If i,Inr ani Adams s,rt.ets
Rmnm 81 whrr.. he viii he ..iai to serve ali
Ills turner patrons and Others who may favor
him with a cali.
An exchange notcs that the obelisk seems
+ e.. r. eNitn ~ nn",. ~ t,au1rof iii, Vnw
WI " iVhv nnt3 T. i in ti,e land ri Faro
Grntlp,nen can Obtain the finest breakfast
qI sppTt Rn ~ 'e f1sr ui,1 y! s ntaj ai1 nsc-iia
r"rner % S1stn and HasMjoui, Streets, .CinIi,
ima.e ci';;Iv !u .nd ~n' fa,n; ;s 1heir mnttn
p!;i,datnI,;a cand,- f,ct,rv usus suvon
+onc af nIay '.,.r ,nnnih n nonnfa,tmr,,,.
s,,,.,,,ts nt ,,r,, fnra ,viri,in trtv niles n
11,n+ t,n T 1.,s :, s;,rn ~ sn,nt. nna,s ,tvsnnns
cure. cure - ''' ~ ~ O>'''~
~ For rho 6nost stoc1- If otf,co.f,irn;tpre in
,i,;.a,rt, r ali ~ H,i,,, - - S;7 ond
919 Sfate straet
~, f:onlI,s no1,+ II, ,nort,,+ etan It is said
n1s 80, ~ e,,,'Ii,to ~ -, Inv,
Viii Nc LIZ Au'!iitt'oH ~ u D ttNtAse ~ o"J
h.u,sa: for fia roisinD nf p'rIv yepctanles.
Tho {. >I,ro,,a,,+., ,,,ol, >; ,vt,;, 1,nnnad
nm ,rnaeiav nt"i5i naarh',rn stra.t s1rmck
tha r,,n,,1ar nhnr,1 hv sprvtntr = tirs;-clnss
hn.n.ts i,1ncl, nrnm ,;tln and n INV nrici.s.
rr 49,; ~ c;a,,, .,,o, ,h r..., ,yao,,. ,nol,1re,
nm rs min, Mill II f. ,av,. ~, achnw tot,th pulled
ont. It hurts a King as muCn as q ditch
, 1881-03-20
DEATHS,


cIIUKcn1Lr.-Dr. julius Churchill of chnmplaln
9*sss5 III E tsss 1esEs
collsin oS President Fillmore. 81 his knowledss 1 1f
Ssstss{S 8 Ssaf!ss saa
sate e Geoiesi ii On mnny oecas'ons: he mid .
e oes, ynr IN poo4 n41n s
AUipuy-The funern! OF the Iate Mathew Murphy
viii take to-day tn ns5> from his ats Z. rsst =;
asaes sssss to .? ~ Sa
sdsa4a m Ktz snd Sfase SSe aaa
II her n5S to 10 81 Eass
lnte e H. G"6D. Vi and only daashler u Ii. l., Palmer.
No:ic: Vi funera in Mondays paper.
wuELAS-rhe funeral Of Mrs: ltc;anna @ '.'Aa, Whean
thence GET, By ' tie nois Central train ut O'Clock to
Il the b3nin NaEiosa assd t9ontns und ~ dAss'
afsxn:ss saassa = Monsy ass; III A'sA
sS! killed
st. 10 Co'unhkill Church thence by cars to cai7aEs
FoLLErT-Mrs. Catherine Follett, March II. being
her 7Gh birthday.
March a:tr ~ at half haif- past O'clock.
Se. : bssss i ss Il e ,ssS:
NslYaukeean, (lll..) papers p1case copy.
pa1 'asx s. rs as ss5 John EeS
ne Il, 'Sss NJ W. SS SSS
to-day, ut p. Ill
d e; Mg il .cassi fssst
Funeral Sunday by cars to Calvary.
Of rs + SSops sd;, e POSTPONED
Dd4o N 1ss y H,ces Il
shs fs Ts 4tssf
Funern by cars Calvary from Jesuit Church.
Ell4SWORTH-Funeral OF Mrs. L. c. Ellsworth IS
postponed until Monday morning ne1t Mt lo:nu- n.'
O'clock y. Edward IL Mallory. of spinal meningitis
y Remains viii arrive here over the e., KISr.
Kni'Eoad this morning en route for internent IN ne"
McCORMACK-March H. ISL. ut her residence. III
Ct,iogne-sL: Mar:nrct Mccor1nack, aged 81 years
Autice OF funeral hereafter.
o1nn IN ,nS %1Teh II s1 Is Eugene Nc
Fanerai sunday: Maleh y q :oeiSsk f.om fesi;
;s ;s IND ntsnG Friends of
M at y oa
years month and T. days.
ssv a. m ss ,ssaeass ct nss nsh'f &a4sh MF
Notico of fune1ni hercnftcr.
MURRAY-At Louisville, H.. March 1o Robert F.
affas md r 1T j. Med "i chieasS '
o'coSSEl.l1-March ls at Kankakce' ILL, Jannes
KfSG-Ma1ch Is James Q. King. aged .1S s. l. years. ar
runcr, ,aTc frSm n fsny a1 residence 80
ts psss SSrxs 55eI s hf IS; SS
ic s} on en1y e. Tsr3 M y
t Cemetery
9ss,spn.sl 5ass p'ass ''"'4' "'i :" l''l' ' ~ " ~
, 1881-03-20

IT'S RELATION TO HEALTH AND ApuLTEhA1ioS.
Ata ueetinc of the PHILOSOPHICAL Society last
49, ps,,r,or uouso prof w $. Hancs.
nteR. nah ~, Mcdicn @ % cocre read deeply interest
ing pa aper on that much -talkcd-of subject, "Glu~
cosc." He said that the apparently popular
1oee eltt't 'u'o 80 so,,ao, i,st nc n vue
poisonous was pure 1aacy' JUS. Us ro ~ ""a a.
fallacy to believe that bard water was more hu-
trttIous than soft, or that beef tea, rs ordinarily
mn,it.. was strengthening to the body. Glucose
was made principally from corn. OF.
rather. from the starch to he found in
corn. It was made by extracting the starch
and then submitting that stlrch to tho
action of suiphuric acid. After the chemical
action had taken place. tho starch being con-
vcrted into glucose, the ucld was ncutralizcd by
aiding chalk or marble dust to tho general COLL
pound. which would then be composed Of glu-
cose and sulphate of Time, the latter perfectly
harmless article. But, harmless though the
smtnhnto of limo was. the glucose would mt mix
with it, but remained at the top, and could be
drawn otr
AS to the glucose itself, it was composed or
hydrogen. oxygen. und carbon,-just what cane
, 1881-03-20

"Condition Of plumbing work, poor; drainage
poor; privy-vnults, water-clusets. and urlnals
poor-none for the tenants on the hrst saonf;
local sanitary condition poor; ytont'on OF + 2Eai
acuon; Served notice to put premises
ia good sanitary condition, Ae-
marks: These premises CONSIST Of three
thr.e-story frame buildings 4 more ttlthy and
unsunitury place does NOT exist In tho city. The
teuauts on the first tour have no prlry accom-
modHtions. The rear part OF the busenent l5
covered with excrcncnt and tlth. and the stencil
portico in the rcnr of the tirst toor is covered
win filth. The tenants above throw their slops
on the shed, and they dribblr down right under
the windows on the first floor The walls and
Most Of the plumbing. is out OF repair. The
floors in some Of the roo1ns huvc
rotted or partly routed away. Nearly nil
basement or int, un adjoining lot where TONS Of
the same urc collected. The vaults Or prlves
used by the tenants OIL the second and third
floors are OIL the ground tlnor. anu one end is
these premises in II sanitary condition will re-
qu1rc great expense. as the whole concern Is
nothing but standing nuisance
THIS NEST OF FILTH
would never hare been discovered we're there
no reIlenlenl-h0use inspectors. AS It is, the pro-
pretor will be prosecuted II he doesn't put the
dlsease- breeding place in properorder and If he
continues obstinate. the buildings will probably
be torn dOwu.
Appended is summary Of the work of the
Fourth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth. Tenth, und
Eighteenth Wards: Number of houses visited,
lbs: ruoms. Loss; families, iSs; persons, 2U96;
notices served. s. Chlef-lnspector Kearney
sars: Many OF the notices served lusr week
have been complied with, the owners showing
disposition tn live up to the ordinance. Some of
the premises visited are in condition that ono
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