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light has a general law W declare that this
man or the other needs or does not need a
stlmulant, or how much thereof, and how
oiten7 IL Ia not the function OF law TO pre-.
vent every man from lnIufing himself Fit
we're, then legislation might abolish razors
and knives and hatchets, etc, that there
might be no more throat cutting. ltmight
with equal consistency abolish the sale and
use of candy because some children die
rom over.eating Of the same. The primer
plo once admitted, there Is no telling to
what extent It could be carried. We may
legislate against the abuse or nuisance oil
an article but to enact its total extinction
when not itself, per SO, an evil, Is
quite another matter. And yet what do
the protectionists do but legislate to de-
prive one of certain articles made out OF the
country, when they put on prohibitory
tariff? And what do they do else than by
so much injure the consumer? The liquor
men have thus the great question OF tsrlii
brought home to them in their own per-
sonal cases. 1t is no wonder, therefore,
that they are beginning all over the
Uaion to support the democratic nominees
sailing under democratic principles. What
has been effected in Ohio will find redupli-
cation in New York, Indiana, and possibly
in Pennsylvania. BY avoiding the wishy-
washy course pursued. in the last presiden-
tial canvass, and by boldly proclaiming
sound doctrine, and clearly expound-
ing it. the democratic party is winning
in all directions. And as the lights now
appear the chances are very bright and
assuring for the possession of the congress
to be followed by victory in the nex'
chief-executive race. The accession OF the
German element will be followed by others
and unless some fatal blunder shall be com
mitted within the next year or two, the re
publican party as Mr.. BEEcHER says, viii
be driven from power. which they have SC
long exercised tyrannically and prostitutec
with corruption.
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DISTRICT COURT.
of Cases for Monday, Octobe
%. 1882


Assignment of Cases for Monday, October
23. 1889.
List of cases assigned for the week begin
ming Monday, october %, 1882:
399s-E. g. Bower, admir-, VS. Abe Rhine, ct al
4Ol1-G. II. Plowman, admir-, VS.. Life Associa-
ton ct al.
4O55-Toliver ct Il Us. Tolliver ct al:
4iSi--A NJ. Russell ct al. VS.. W. M. Humphres
41ol-p. A. Paschai VS.. John Gilroy ct al.
32S9-A. j Wyne ct al. VS.. +. A, Wilmans ct al.
9267-D. T. Rainwater Vs. William Fuerneaux.
49ss-hbrahan Buol vs. Louis Ammen ct al.
l3l3-Smith & Swsyne VS. Danover:,
4S2i-Floyd ct al VS. Floyd ct al. "Wednesday.
432l- Timothy Dwyre ", Texas Trunk laiiroao'
4349-Jacob Eugen vs. W A. Harwood
4850-H. s. Morrison VS. John Wolford. :,
435i-Adnms & Leonard VS.. Texas Trunk rail-
road company.
4355-Same VS.. same -. ,
435S-sautiere VS.. Texas " racine railway coiA
465s-Brandcnburg vs.. Braddenburg Monday
43SO-H. b. Clafiin ct al. VS.. lsraelsKy
43S1-Bates. Reed Il Cooley VS.. same
43S2-Bernheim VS.. Israelsky.
43S5-Annie Pearson VS.. A. A Pearson.
499i-RoOt VS.. Miller ct al.
4402-Ridervs. Rider.
403-NuCum VS.. Nucum.
4405-Mrs P. Spencer ct al. VS.. ]. r. Bryan,
44O7--Oyerand ct al, VS.. unknown heirs OF VIII
son.
44lo-John 7. Hay VS.. N, NJ. Burford ct al.
44J2-William Caruth VS.. A. McComas ct al;
446-Iickman, as next friend, VS.. Texas & Pa
cific railway company
44l9-Miller ct al. VS. Miller ct al
44sl-ssddler vs. Soldier
4t24-Wynne ct al. VS.. HOOK
442S-Adams & Leonard vs.. Anglo-Americain
Land and Claim association, George Nicely
4429-Adams & Leonard VS.. same.
4ti0 Same vs. same.
4l34-Aulman n Taylor Co. VS.. Smith, etal ,
4i9G-Phillps & Barnes vs. G., T. g. NJ. q. rail-
44s7-M. N. Potts IS. Texas & Pacific Railroad
4iSS"Saneer Bros. VS.. Anglo American Land
and Claim association, garnishees
44i4-J. T. Odell VS.. Anglo-American Lana anu
Claim association.
4ai6-W. ID. Wylie vs. Anglo-American Land
and Claim association.
4i7-Adams a. Leonard ct a.. VS.. Anglo Aineri-
can Land and Claim association
4ii9-John q. Witt VS.. Chicago Texas q MeAi-
can Central Railroad company
4450-Pat Haley VS.. Chicago, Texas ~ MeAcan
Central Railroad company.
4452-Moore, Stratton 4 Co. vs. schneider q
Davis
445S-Cole ct al. VS.. Bowen ct al
4a56-F. v. Hughes VS.. George w Phiter'
ANT. L. Marsalis VS.. Joseph Menczer'
445s-F. A. Davenport VS.. Tolliycr et al
4459-Anglo. American Land and Claim associa-
ton VS. s. Eagon.
4462-Henry q Leake VS.. s. T. Newton.
4465-Sallie Slaughter VS.. Fred slaughter. ,
4i66-Robert H. Laws VS. A. p. Cornelius ct al.
446s-Reubeu Dean VS. Nathan Tippett.
4477-Ludwick Peters VS.. Simon Mayer CT a.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cur es
sod by us on a guarantee. ltcures con-
sumption. Sold by Hickox q House, drug
gists, Cos Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Shilohs Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria and canker mouth
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists 60
Main street. Dallas. Texas.
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss Of appetite,
yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. Sold by Hickox & House, druggists,
COS Main street. Dallas, Texas.
Why will you cough when Shiloh,s Cato
will give immediate relief? Price II cts S
scots. and 81. Sold by Hickox Ho1se,
druggists, sos Mair street Dallas. Texas.
Hackmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by
Hickox g. House, druggists, 600 Main
street, Dallas. Texas.
Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, ooo
Main street. Dallas, Texas.
A nasal injector free with each bottle
Shiloh,s Catarrh Remedy. Price 90 cents.
Sold by Hickox & House,. druggists, 6oo
Main street. Dallas. Texas.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, 600
Main street Dallas. Texas.
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tbs part wherein the error
lies, they are In general 70 DO considered
whether q sufficient basis y laid i0r the
admission OF copy OF n law instrument or
moi. IA A question addressed 10 the discre
tlof, of the court, which the supreme court
will not reverse, unless II is manllestly IN
error; 10, Texas 10, Affirmed, Walker, y, g
Torney vs.. Frazier ct. ALL from oald'
we'll county. The evidence shows appel
Iant having been indebted to LcGeyse q Co.
They sued out an execution but before Jus
levy appellant settled In full for his indebt.
ness; when about TO make the levy, the
deputy sheriff was shown the receipt IN
full for the debt. The levy, however, was
made Held, to ontitle q recovery. for
actual or compensatory damages, ~ IL
not necessary to show that the deputy
sheriff making the levy acted maliclously.
1t is sufficient to show that the levy was
wrongful. When Judgment is satisfied 1t
becomes void, as well rs an execution Issued
under 1t. and the purchaser without notice
takes no title; IA Texas, 52l.) The person
ordering out the execution is responsible
for the levy. 1t is their duty as soon as
settlement was had to notify the officer ana
prevent levy. Reversed and remanded'
Delaney, C.
GootRaus VS.. Lopez from Bexar county.
In brief the question presented Is, can a
surviving widow having minor children
sell or incumber the homestead, the same
having been occupied as a homestead not
only In the lifetime of her husband Dut
also continuously since. THE opinion is
very copious, and in thorough H., review v, o. q
the authorities and the law. The learned
Judge concludes: "rhe lot in controversy
being community property as well as the
actual homestead occupied by the suryiyin \,
widow and minor children, could not be
sold or incumbered by the widow so as tc
affect the interests az least of her minol
children, unless facts existed which wouio
show power in her so to do" reversed
and remanded. Walker, pc.
Ford VS.. Wright ct al; from Guadalupe
county. The land in controversy at tn'
date of the sherilf's sale was, in all proba
bility, in Guadalupe county, but it seem!
that it was equally probable that it :, WA a.
and every presumption will be INDUCED il
favor of the act of the officers, and after
lapse of many years, when boundaries hay'
been accurately ascertained the sales mad'
in good faith privately. cannot be coliater
ally attacked. Affirmed. Delaney, c.
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LIGHT BREAKING.

The action yesterday taken by the men,
bers of the Personal Liberty League oil hos
ton, Massachusetts, is illustrative OF what
is going on generally among the Germans
and others throughout the country The
League resolved quite unanimously that
they could not support the re-
publican ticket as the republicans
we're disposed to advocate, as the league
saw, unconstitutional laws in the matter Of
Graduating intemperance. They believe
that the United States government has no
right under the organic law to interfere
with or infringe upon the liberties Of the
people in investing their moneys in the
purchase of liquors, spiritual, malt, etc.
This is all well enough, and 1t
is in the line of sound democratic
views and principles and teachings. But
why not in all other things apply the same
touch-stone 10 the actions and tendencies
of parties? Have we not seen, do We not
daily see, the rights and the privileges OF
the great populace trampled upon? Is 1t
right, fair or equitable to prevent a
farmer, merchant or other person from
selling his products or wares at
the highest figures he can procure for them,
40 that some other individual may be bene-
fitted thereby? Isit right, fair or equitable
TO compel over three-iourths Of the citizens
and Taxpayers Of the country to pay over
40 per cent. for articles OF hourly necessity,
that a few favored ones may fatten and
thriye9 All these things have the repub-
lican party done since It had possession
:. the powers 81 the government. Al u II
not right to prevent citizen from drinking
beer. Is Il any less right 10 restrict him
from dressing in wooden goods because the
tariff duty is 50 high that he is driven 70
the wearing Of cotton7 II one law robs bis
throat. the other plumbers his pocket. II
one determines what he shall not drink
from certain houses, the otber
enforces his abstaining from the
patronage Of firms abroad. Ihe
principle involved is identical in each
Of cases, and each is alike part and par
cal ofa systsm Of spoliation that is dis
grace 10 the age and q severe reelection
upon our consistency and good sense. II
1. ;,umaterisl whether the legislator inter-
,ers. with the liquor business, abridging its
profits By preventing lie manufacture and
s.le ave AZ medicine. or whether Il de.
mapds an absorption Of equal
amounts Of profit BY compelling The
s,.sfIlsr or the brewer to pay most erorbi-
-, n-fos. for his raw materials. tools, ms
cbiusrr. eic. And jet this is what repubh
c.p LEGISLATION has done 70 the great misses
offbess United States b. obliging them =
nav on IN average. Cor al protested good'
sorns .f1ss shsn theJ would unoer osn'
,c-.fir regime hsTs 70 pay Dut 800. w
admit the mos extensive o. TIE eTl'
- 40 ne rcoounf q liquor n
---u.-. teen d.ilJ via al rnrunsr o. cut
- offrfnits hue broueht abouf throngl
=. 1-s-uucrt.liiy. While EDoansss g-is-s'
49, ~ fsrls. The rrrripr IN y r nm
~--~~I rnd tts mos irtsups-1,s ~p1l.
ro.t rsIoirs q ~ srfir1stion- bnt ms
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-26

THE new Directory, 1928, for Houston
has been placed on our table by those en-
terprising publishers Of directories, Nj EssRs'
MoRRIsoN & FoURMY. 1t has been gotten
up in their usual good style, and containsa
historical business review of that city, as
also of Harris county and the state OF
Texas. 1t gives complete list of all county
officials, post.offices, express and money Of
fees; population of all the states and lead
ing cities, and of the chief nations and
cities of the world, with mass of other
similar information. 1t is credit to that
industrious firm of most estimable gentle
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-26

A LETTER to us returning sincere thanks
from the HoN. JOHN HANCOCK, Tor the ana
and encouragement given to him on the
tariff through the columns of the HERALD
so widely circulated" says, that 1.-THE abb
sorbing issue in the 10th district is on that
tariff question; that his speeches have been
widely commended by those who have
made the question study; that there is no
doubt of his election, Notwithstanding the
array of money al i misinformed wool
growers against him."
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English Female Bitters is intended ior
voung Girls as well as married ladies, who
have by some exposure, become irregular,
male and feeble, with heacbache, leucor-
rhms. pain in the side and back, falling OF
womb. or female weakness or excuses. us
use strengthens and tones the stomach, IN
vieorates the nerves. gives iron to the blood
c0rrects Irregular uterine action and re-
moves unnatural distractions,
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Mr.. ]. w. WEBB, the great Main street Jew
eler has placed us under obligations for three
ofthose newly, improved stylograph pens,
with case, ETC., as manufactured blythe ceie'
brated FOLEY, New York. These p ems are
diamond pointed and are continuously sup.
plied with ink from the cylinder above and
will do days and weeks of writing without
replenishing, and are just the thing for
travellers, drummers, etc. They are very
convenient and handsome. Mr.. WEBB IS
the agent; call and see them.
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In is with feelings of the deepest sorrow
that we read in our Austin special that
HoS. G. W. JONES, the greenback candidate
for the governorship, was guilty on yester-
day of lucllless indiscretion. However
strongly and persistently we have opposed
that gentleman's political positions,
especially on the financial and the tariff
questions, as involved in the canvass,
we have as steadily RETAINED from saying
one word against him as gentleman
doubtless possessing all the valued domes-
tic and social virtues, for we have known oil
him as such. We sincerely trust that there
is some error in the dispatch; or, IL there is
not. then that 1t will appear that he fell
unawares, as SO many of our best citizens
do through the conviyiality of their nature.
Years ago, If we mistake not, COLONEL
JONES, in the flower of his man
hood, and personally beloved by all
who knew him, was not wholly
free from the glass where Turks the red
eyed demon, but he had foresworn the
habit. and his native intellect was able to
do better service f'r his people until they
placed him in congress, where, though we
differed from his ideas Of government, we
still respected the purity Of his motives.
We. therefore, sincerely trust either that
the Item.brought.to us is in error,or that the
act committed was an accident. We know
how to fight political opponents, but We
know also how to respect a gentlemans
infirmities.
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Every day in this city thousands CT per
sons eat too much at dinner, and, as a con-
sequence. suffer from sour stomach heart
burr, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. IL these
will lake Just one Of Carter's Little LAyei
pills Immediately AFTER eating, they VIII be
surprised By the entire absence OF those IN
vlssssnt Feelings which daily distress them,
and NAV continue in their improper course
III eating big dinners without fear. Only
one HttIs Till. remember; 3 cents Al
druggists. For sale By Williams, TolliFe'
A walker. druggists.
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Iva, ILL, January "a, lssl.-oAnrrR MEDICINE

Co.: -,
Gents.-Enclosed find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
lie Carriers Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle Of Liver Pills received rom
Won some time ago have been tested by me
and several of my friends, among whom
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine-seek not
10 improve tbem-they are perfect.
HuaH WILL, Ava, jackson Co., Ills.
For sale BY Williams, Tolliver d walker,
druggists, dallas Texas.
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WE acknowledge receipt of copy of N.
W. AVER e. Sons American Newspaper
Annual for 1882. 1t is most invaluable
as we'll as neat and elegant publication. 1t
contains a carefully prepared list OF all
newspapers and peri odicals in the United
States, arranged in geographical sections
and by towns in alphabetical order. In The
list is given the name of the paper, the
issue, general characteristics, year oil
establishment, size, circulation, advertising
rates, etc. 1t also contains table OF the
cities and towns OF the United States having
population of 5,OCo and upward, arranged
in alphabetical order. Indeed it is COM
p,ete in all IFS departments and details
and full of varied data.for general business
purposes, such as the census returns, politi-
cal majorities and the vote of states and
counties at the last presidential election,
etc. The price is SO, carriage paid.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-26

Do NOT tribe with any Throat or Lung
Disease. Whenever y0u have Cough use
Acier's Engl.sh Remedy, and prevent fur-
ffer trouble. Although Consumption !,
the most prevalent disease in this country.
Won can Be perfectly protested ~ NE ~
n fhis preparation. Sold by W II. Pattsr-
On 4 Co, Dsllas. Tens.
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Advocates Of prohibition need have no
fears of "Prickly Ash Bitters,n as It is
medicine, and by reason of its .cathartic
nrorpr,ies cannot he used as beverage.
1t is manufactured from the purest mate
rails, and acts directly on the liver, KID,
news. stomach and bowels. AS blood
purifier 1t has no equal. Is pleasant to the
taste. and effective in its action.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-26


THr Popular Science Monthly for Novem-
her & At hand. Among its contents are:
Sewer Gas: The Law Of Human Increase
Who was Primitive Man Physiognomic
cu-;osities. etc, etc. Not the least yalua-
HE ~ the articles IL a short but Scorching
-,v;sr of M. MAI1OcK's recent work, en-
asied social Eqslity." Ma. MALICE un
aersatss 70 criticiss man. who TO him
/, about eausl 70 the sun as compared with
a candle light. II notices the book because
a man though he may be Of little aocoun'
A. philosopher, may yet have some sig
,Ificsucs A . pbsnomenon; 20 the book,
though essentially worthless, may stll DC
ipsueutial and mischiev0us- Me-. NAL
.ocx's claim Of having discovered . whole
new science. based on man
desire for inequality" is about Is
fmuudsuf a. Il IL stupid Think
ofrr. Nsr1ocE stating ma srEscEn does
rot touch upon the science Of chnrscter I
hat 4 be doe. be hardly knors What ne =
ac;nr though be toucbes n he does not
----r n. fboufh be ssss IT, be does not com
.,--bend a. = What nonsense. Ma srEscEE
a M. Tirst Principles. Social ststlstlcs,
r,rIox-. PsychoioEy. sodoloJ, Dnts q
r.,,-- -. i one q the mos thorDufh.
$500 <nd comprshsns'Ts deIineri1rs q
..--~.~ ~h~-xctsr that hes ever written m
- 1--~u<r.. e vel e. one q ne Nos
--'----.< a. Inricisns. M. M1LIocE surely
a. 10. knor Us: be r. writing toon- 9
mn-- t< ~ho1T unsr1n..nic1 - -.
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THE EER AD-
DALLAS. TEXAS.

By a kind letter received by us on yester'
day from the RIGHT REV. A. G. GARRETT
at Kingston, Ireland, it appears that he mas
been doing good service in the cause OF I'M
migration for the United States. lie re-
Gently delivered in Ireland and England a
lecture on this country and Texas, and SO
well pleased were his hearers, that he mas
been persuaded to the publication oil his
effort in pamphlet. We wish him well.
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srvoxn NrrHTskH August p. is7t-cArrfn
Ge-'tie-rn-Piesss ssnd 70 NY sddre-s
.-,ofier boffle q ths Little Liver Pills
ronrider them sovereign remedy ior heso-
49, CHaELE 3. StEnroED,
Mfland county, HicigEn.
For r.ls b. wIlianss Tollivsr 4 Wslksr
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IN. ~ b-nnd surine Tobacco i vh<t
.-r~~ nrrIer shonlf have IN srocf. Cn<r-
-. ~ fbers \ n0fhinE equrl 70 In On ne
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F-.-r chsrsr sh1uls by sprins EsJ
hec1uss 4 i lhE blE Io1rcco eFsr 20
Isra..
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate Refreshing
Drink.

DIR. A. L. Hall, Fairhaven, New York,
saws: sit forms an excellent substitute Tor
lemon Juice, and will furnish q refreshing
drink for the sick"
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r1 ZOO - rsr- c1n - e1-lT na1s = -
~r-fIrr " 8. Ri1-gut 4 Co. 70 $50
r-rsrL Eer TUf- esnd ~ D.r $50.
r1-1c1Iars noE-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-10
All About q Pump.

Quite an interesting suit was heard
before Squire Bortolette on Saturday
the parties to the suit being Alfred E
Best and John Walker. The referees
chosen were Thomas M. Ogle, David
III. Coyle and Samuel Murphey. The
suit was brought to recover $50, and
from the evidence it was learned that
some time ago Alfred L. Best placed a
pump in the well of John Walker at
Seventh and Clayton streets, and the
latter claiming that the pump was not
satisfactory refused TO pay the bill and
hence the suit. L. G. Vandegrift, Esq ,
appeared for the plaintiff while the de.
PENDANT was represented by Chas. B.
Lore, Esq. About 10 witnesses were
examined, after which the counsel
agreed that the referees should visit the
premises and inspect the pump, which
they did, and on their return rendered
q verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
800.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-10

Yesterday morning Mayor Wales
dispensed justice in the following cases
Charles McNulty was charged with
disorderly conduct by johnson Tillam,
who resides on Claymont near LObdell
street. The prosecutor testified that
McNulty came to his house, and after
using abusive language, threatened to
kill his wife. The Mayor imposed a
hne of $40 and costs.
Frank Doherty and Edward Jones
mistook the public drinking fountain
for bathing place, and persisted in
washing themselves, Notwithstanding
the admonition of the officers. His
Honor did not consider that such pro.
ceedings were conducive to general
good order and fined each of them 81
and costs.
David Greedy partook too freely of
the flowing bowl, and as a consequence
became so disorderly that he had to be
locked up. He was fined 81 and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-10

Registrar Frazer's report for tn
week ending at noon last Saturday
shows that during the week there wer
births, 13 marriages and % deaths re
ported, as follows:
Causes of neutrality-suspicious., diar
rhGa, gasto entritis, hemorrhage O
bowels, perittonitis, premature birth
syphilis, tuberculosis, tabes entrica
weakness, each 1; consumption, 5; cho
lera infantum, 2; cancer, 2; heart dis
ease, 2; marasmus, 2.
Total deaths reported, 90; classifie d
as follows;'
Born in the United States, %; foreign,
l; males, II; females, II; white, 16,
black, 7; under l year, 8; to 3, 2; 5 to
10, |; 20 to 30, 8; 40 to 80, Q; 90 TO 10, l;
70 to 80, 2, so to 80, 2; adults, 12 minors,
IL; died in almshouse, g.
Death by wards-First, 3; Third, q;
Fourth, 3; Fifth, 2; Sixth, 3; Seventh,
4; Eighth, 2; Tenth, 4.
For the corresponding week last year
"a deaths were reported.
During the week two bodies were sent
away for interment, and two brought
here for interment.
Births for the week, Z; white aud l
black; 2 males and 5 females; black
male.
By wards First, 1; Sixth, 8; Seventh 3.