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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-14
SUICIDE or 4 MUSICIAN
SPECIAL rrLrGRApHIc DISPATCH.

DALLAS, Texas, April 13.-George Clark, n
profess onal musician committed suicide here yesterday
Dos shooting himself in the mouth He died instantly.
Clark afflicted with nasal catarrh, and became de-
spondent the impairment Of his voice The preyi-
Gus day Mr. T.. Beaumont. druggist offered Clark pack
age Of We, de McyeYs Caarrh Cure, saying 20 him that
be- had heard that Nile Aimee. Castle. Blum and other
opera singers had recovered their voices and had been
cured 0f catarrh by it, Clark replied that he bad
tried many remedies without benefit and shold not Try
any more. Saying. My singing days are over, ne LEFT
tho store. and the next day f0rd dead Clark had
many friends throughout this country and Europe -
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SECRETARY WINDOWS RECORD.

20 the Edttor OF the Irt6Nne:
SIR have been patron of THE TRIBUNE
since IS4s VIII you please answer the following ques-
Sionf Was the present Secretary Window when in Con-
gross considered inhauonst and did he vote to pass
fho Imitation till over the Presidents veto
Hesc- York, March 25, 1881. A SOUND REPUBLICAN,.
I'VE regret to say he voted twice for the Initiation
BILL But svery Sound Republican must bear in
mind that Mr. Window the first choice Of Sec
rotary sherman his successor, and that the iinan
cier who recommended him and the President who
nominated him have had the best opportunities for
asesrtainiag his present views and purposes In
finance -Fdl
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II was shown at yesterdays meeting Of the Board
of Health that typhus and smallpox had taken
a sudden and decided start again. In the week be-
fore last only eleven cases of typhus and twenty
nine cases Of smallpox were reported. Yes
tcrlay'- reports. however showed that last week
there were iily-iyc new cases Of typhus and fifty
one eases OF smallpox. Tho smallpox hospital con-
tans now 10 PATIENTS and the typhus tents shelter
ffty-.iX sick m,n and women. Ten deaths from
smallpox and ninc from typhus occurred last week
Eight Now ci-'s Of typhus wcrr found yesterday.
atcd $500 ltr,uus.
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MR.. FRENCH AND MR.. GoRRrNGE.

President French, of HE Police Board has adj
dressed the following letter 10 Speaker Sharpe:
NEw-YoRK. April -. 1881.
Ge'irrof GroRGR II. SHARPE. fbqHy:
nave your letter ~ yesterday I'm which yon state
tha when The street cleaning under discussion yOu
faid that IN your opinion n the bin passed and
Commander Gorrincc WA nominated by the Mayor
10 Dc Superintendent OF STRENGTHENING I
would not want ten days or ten minutes 10 decide
whether to vote 20 confirm him. You ask II you mis-
Judged me.
In reply have 20 that you did not have not the
pleasure Of Commander Gorringc's acquaintance, but
from what have learned of him should without hest
taiion vote Tor bis confirmation n he nominated as
Supcfin cndcnf of street Cleaning under the Assembly
bill or amy other containing similar provisions. Very
tiuly y0us D. b. FRENCH.
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u-vprYG TO ESCAPE FLAMEs.

While Anthony Conway, boy employed in
the apauning department Of the Peters oil Cloth Mann
factory East Newark at work at p m. ycster-
day he was startled by sheet of flame from elevator
opening his head Upon opening the door 70 escape
he wQs forced oloap from the window by the flames,
sustaining serious injuries by the fall Meanwhile six
teen OF the workrncn succeeded In escaping from the
butding with considerable difficulty. The fire originated
the third floor and spread rapidly that IN short
time the building entirely destroyed The loss was
over $1,000; fully Insured
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NIDyIGH7 WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Nynop.,s foi me- past 2i hours

WASHINGTON, April IT, q. m.-Ihe bar
,r,,r m .r,r- ,,, 80 tlc Atlantic con-t An area ~
low barometer ha- d,, clipped since nn report 80 S"nih
Carolina Tho barometer Be- highest be TrNa7 The i'm-
p r,iurr ha. fallen decidedly during ihr past twenty
four hours n tlc Middle Atlantic Snfc-. thc Ou" valley
and Tcnuc.-,c j. hlt risen decidedly 100 thc N"rih"'Ht
tlo,t weather with rain pre-, ails in N'v England %"
tlt- At'artic ~flfrs and ohio valley. -"uti' n-' -
vf. ,.niluuc in ilr ~nIth Atlantic state h" DID L'
-...- Lake ft.nn uuI ttt NuItuHtltt 'istWhtIr ''
pt,i Illns Wtulr a4' uuftL.tly.
Indiorfnis.
For The Middle Atlantic states. partly .i"i1i N'l'l'I
,I 3D. ortifrn. raIr 900 fr comet. Wui. uf"iH h".' '"
go. -flt,auaf, or It -rr ufrltrrr HAt Na'"n'l'
Ior NrN ln4iiId. fIIu tulloWcd '' t' ln- M'"'''I
hrl.r llroiu,t,i stationary or l""ct t'mlt"lui' -'
foltAtrll wluhs.
Cai,f1Hrrv SifnG's
Cau'Inuar, ,, male doutiuT~ irnm SOS Haven !" hs
ton C4uiIou.4 uu horc -i -uas c"iiinHr At I"i'"''
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.
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History Of Greek sculpture. Prom the earliest times
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FlnEst some Account their History and Uses BY A.
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A rHRIIIINa ouEerfoN.

~ Mr.. Cenkling doing his duty to the Re-
D1nsn party of New York and of tho entire country
sfsehing much Importance 10 bis wishes, and
paying little reapect 10 the opinions of othersf Ia
- highest conception Of sateemaBahip 70 play the boss
- diftstorial and oifensive manner thai he IL now
nx kid VIII the curtain never rse upon his lOrship
~ he win come before the footilghts a. a leading
ksefer In the drama Of political life, and not
rE,Lnerary whose chiof concern ie how much he can
z<4B Tor himself ord frfendsf
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GEORGE T.. PUTSAlrs SONS.

Literary Arr. \ Conversation between Painter, fctp
AMI Philosopher. By John Albec. lbmo cloth extra, 81
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II Popular Information. lbnlo. cloth. 30 cents.
Certain Forms of Nervous arrangements. Iy "imd'a
A. Hammond, NJ ID. A new edition. O,tafo, u -.
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T.mryr OrrIcr. Arnl H. %. m.-Ihe downward
movement u the barometer continued upil 'A'' 5'T''
dav afternoon Cloudy weather prevailed Win rams :
pt M nilui.ht the clouds bhgnn TO break The temper
atire RANGED between 80 and io0. thc avcrag" '~l
being ~ lover than rho corresponding day Last year,
and j. lower than ON iufrdat. ,,,. ,. t
pnrfly cloudy clear weather hhd ril-hl 'n'H-'s 10y
t,luptriturc preceded hy clearing wall Nih p-Hl
few showers may be- expected to-day va THIS 'ly anu
NlculiN.
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GEORGE w. CARLETON & CO..

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PUBLIC OPINION.

The municipal elections North go Demo-
fratic. and the Presidential elections Republican, with
disgusting precision.-t VicksbuFg Herald (Dem)
Mrs. Garfield has hired new cook for the
Nktts House without consulting a single Congressman
1Ais hglhandcd procedure Is " make trouble
tboston Transcript Repl
HE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE wants another
tsyer pat in the Cabinet, for an Office Seekers De
fArtnent" That's good idea. and the 6ecretaTyslfp
tead ungnestiopably belong to the ohlcetchinR fra
IRepJ
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Presbyterian Hospital.

NEw-YoRK. April H. 1881.
The Thirteenth Anniversary OF the Society Of
THE PRESBYTERIAS HOSPITAL
I'm the city ewYork will he held NJ the Hospital 10Th
It east Madison THURSDAY, l4th inst az $50
o'clock . Interesting addresses may De expected, and
the Hospital will De open Tor Inspection
r. NJ Stewart. steam Carpet Cleaning Works. send for
crlullrs. ~ Ithale.
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AppEAL OF Rl-sINEss MEN.

At the meeting yesterday of the Board Of Trade
AMI Transportation resolutions were adopted re-
grettng the failure Of the Legislature 10 pass the
STREET. leaning bi and calling ON the Ncw-loIk
city momh ~ every effort Ia pass the bill sub
stantially as a. came from the senate.
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becoming law. / have it from authentic and
Trustworthy that the Senate is determined
to abide by its first decision. Az TO the Senate bill
the Assembly on a second reading. But one can
naturally not be very positive in case like the
present one. where so many influences have TO be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-14
AcoLD SHOULDER FOR coNKLING.

EWe note that Mr. COnkling has recently been
polite to the Democratic OF the Senate. and has taken
psrt 10 recent Debates Democrats cannot we should
ke Be deceived by this shcw Of courtesy. CoukiiBg
to1ght 10 have the deadlock continue 20 as TO stave
~ action the nomination Of Robertson and he was
~ the first 10 congratulate Mah0ns after he bad
etntHcd his ap0stacy. He has had much do with
Present condition OF affairs IN the Senate any
M body. He has been one Of the most bitter ira
Of tie South IN the ranks Of the Republican party
1ste reason then, Why Democrats should give him
~ ~ 10 his 1ght with tbs Administration. They
vi treat the Administration fRirly-support what IL
I'D N IA action and oppose what Is bad
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JAyIEs n. OsGOOD & CO.,

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-14
THE CITYS HEALTH IN PERIL
DOCTORS DEMANDING CLEAN STREETS.

DOCTORS DEMANDING CLEAN STREETS.
LARGE MEETING IN CHICKERISG HALL-MANY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS PIESENT-THR COURSE
OF THE ASSEMBLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
DRs. WILLARD PARKER, FoRDYCE BARKER, D..
u. ST. JOHN aOOsA, JOHN c. DALTON AND
OTHERS.
meeting of the members of the medical
profession and friends of sanitary reform in
the interest of clean streets was held
last evening at ChiclIering Hall. Much
enthusiasm was manifested by the speakers
and the audience. DR.. Willard Parker
presided, and addresses were made by the
chairman, and by prs. Fordyce Barker Alfred
l.. Loomjs, John c. Peters, D. h. st. John
Roosa, Lewis A. Sayre, John C. Dalton and
Edward G. LOring. Immediate actiop in tho
matter of cleaning the streets was urged, and
series of resolutions was adopted. Many
diseases and the increase in the death rate were
attributed to the foul streets.
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WoRK on THE CITIzENs, COMMITTEE.

THE CHAIRMAN SAYS THAT ITS EFPoRIs WILL NOT
DE HEIAXED.
ID. Willis james, chairman Of the Committee OF
Twenty-one, in conversation with TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday said
"Of course we mean TO follow mp this strcet-ciean
ing matter with all possible energy. At our COM
mittee meeting tomorrow morning plan Of action
will probably be decided on. However, do not
suppose that any of us will go to Albany this week.
for even IL the Legislature does not adjourn Thurs
day. owing TO the next day being Good Friday, little
or no work will be done IN either house until next
week Tuesday or Wednesday the strcet-cleaninB
problem will come up before the Senate, and then
Won NAV be sure a sufficient number OF us viii DO
there 10 represent and work IN the interest OF the
neonle of New-YOrk. In the meanwhile we arc
bnitdinR great hopes on the result Of the Doctors
meeting at Chickering Hal tonight They viii
trent t6e subject of dirty streets from purely sclen
tic point of view and show the danger incurred by
our population at present"
"0o YOU think the Carpenter Dill ms any ohAnce
NJ messing the Senatef
am convinced il has not the slightest chance OF
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The Kings Mls-vc and Other Poems. BY John e. WIFI
tier With steel portrait one volume lO,n9 gt Top -
- 1st"s viii "A inr entirely portrait and ~ Illus
nations square Ismo tastcfully stamped. 81
nh IA, aud toryr.pondence of sir Anthony PRniZy
Il q Il late Principal Librarian Of the British Museum By
I,,uia
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&C. ARMSTRONG & son.
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History Of the Cru-ades. By Joseph flt'os
nea edition. Ni'h pftilce ana supplementary 'nP''S
Three volumes cIDwn Syo, ~ 90
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Ru-sian Prison. Buried Aliys or. Ten YesB' Penal
servude IN siberia BY EeOr DOsoy ensky. l2ino 81 90
4 Lazy Mans Work. by Francis C. sparhask l0mo
Leisure Hour series 81
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8 rfom The Memphis AraLGRehe IND Defn.)
1cEh fss about iti The Democrats not only max
teemeees ridiculous, but the South cannot be held
- toF the DeFnoSsatlc party by denouncn6 him as
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A spIRITuAI ooMMuNIcArIov

On me, IN life, cruel fate
Did ureak TIA Utmost VIII:
Death With dish0nof lay la walt ,
!. ny bitter cup 70 al;
Ss.s AAi more aliect now. my state,
a kn<nef torture ssiil,
Than Garth could know, or Heaven abato.
+ Oertakes my s1ul, % be, thua, late,
Acnoffalized b. G--sAi
- -, ISL 0Raaz Of EDGAR ALLAN Pc
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ENCOURAGEMENT TO PLATTr TO "sET UP FOR
Ffo~t The BIeal0 Ezpress (Eep.l

1 = FTvsl BINdI0 kIpFtttI Ltpsl
1hs Ore0o Times, Senator Platt's home news
pzIe and most fervd advocate OF that gentleman
t1eacn ast winter declares unequiyooaly In favor
kobertsOns prompt confirmation. The signs OF The
FsaRss sFe dgnifcant-both at oYeg0 and ut OswegO.
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LEE & SHEPARD,
PoRDs, HOWARD & HULngRr,

The New Life Of Christ. The legend Of Thomas Dnns
Jewish secptc BY James Freeman Clarke Cloth 81 To-
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MlRRIED.

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Special Notires.

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CrAFLTN-ANDFRSON-On April 10, at The residence OF
no bdcs pl.ens Forchan, by the Rev. william Ander.
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
ROBERTS BROS,

Restricted 10 Books NJ ne last nree Ohs y I'D eerftSd
heretofore on he literary page.
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DIED.

Al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed rih JtH
name and address.
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OieOniarRnifne.
Sec advertisement Evening usi Telegram and Dy news
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APPEALS OF PHYSICIANS.

The meeting, like its predecessors, was largely
attended, and was marked by the same intense feel
ing and enthusiasm. The seats ON the main floor
and in the galleries were we'll filed, and many per-
sons were compelled To stand in the asles through
out the meeting. notable feature Of the audience
was the large number Of professional men present.
The call for the meeting. which signed by near
ly all the leading physicians of the city, stated that
its object was to urge upon the Legislature the i'm
mediate passage of the Citizens bin ii came from
the Senate as a of relieving the city from inn
pending danger on account of its neglected
streets.
At o'clock the organ music by which tho
audience was entertained while assembling ceased
and the speakers Of the evening, with many other
prominent physicians and members of the Com
mittec of Twenty-one proceeded TO the platform.
They were cheercd ~ they took their STATS. Prom-
nent among those So ted upon the platform were
Drs. Willard Parker Forlyce Barker. Lewis \.
Sayre, William 4. Hammond, Alfred l.. LOOMS,
George NJ. Beard, William II. draper and ID. b. St.
John Rosa. and John Jay, Morris X. Jcsup William
A. Cole ID. Willis James and Thomas \. Ruttcr.
DR.. T. NJ. Marloe nominated DR.. Willard Parker
as chairman who in turn announced that The names
OF the vice-prcsil,nts would De- rad hy llI. Henry
ID. NOyes. Among those named we're the following ::
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York and for the prosecution this evening by exJudge
Stephen ". Fullerton, OF Eew-YOrk
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