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A. SAKS d CO.,

We have received q large consignment Of LEATHER
BAGS from one OF the largest manufacturers in the
United States. We wish to dispose Of the lot as quickly
as possible and have put the following prices on the
lot
Lot Real Leather Bags. Niokle trimmed. outside
and inside Pocket. 15c. usual price 0Sc.
otZ-Llxht Alligator. Nickle trimme Bags with ont.
side and inside Pocket. 81. 70 and 81. AZ: usual
price 81. A and 81 90 -
Lot3-A full size Light Alligator Bag with MCKEE trim
mlngs, bound and Lined with calf akin, 81 SO:
usual price 81. 50. ~o'
ioo dozen Real Kid Purses. lined with Chamois and
-. trimmed with Nickle, 25c, worth SIC.
tO dozen Light Alligator Pocketbooks leather lined and
Nlckie trimmed with inside Pocket and patent
Clasp. 3Sc.. well worth SOC. S'
Large OF Of Russia Seal and Alligator goods in Card
Cases, Pocketbooks and Purses, from Csc to So so
each. These goods are marked fully rs per cent
cheaper than We can usually afford to sell them
JEwELRY.
100 dozen Oxidized Silver Spiders, 10 each.
Zoo dozen Kline Stone Eardrops. with gold plated
alres 3oc. per pair.
Real Silver Bangles ssc and 9ac each
Silver plated Bangles. 19c per pair,
Real Silver Initial Letters Tor Bags and pocketook.
25c. and 29c. each.
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The democratic editors o. Maryland having met
together 10 consult over the distracted condition
OF their party, solemnly that all that is neces-
sary TO bring harmony Shd as sure the success OF
nominations Is that fair and hOnOra BILE men shall
De selected TO conduct the primary elections In
Baltimore The discovery OF this essential to har-
mony Is not original with the editors. 1t has been
announced before by Others who were endeavor-
Ing to heal the breach, but the trouble Is to get
the Baltimore primaries under control OF honor
able men This would be the undolng OF the ma
Chine bosses. and hence the latter object to it.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL FIVE
Il O'CLOCK FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY
ELEVENTH. for the privileges of the Schuetzen Park
loutslde OF the main buildngs for the Veterans Camp
IRE, ON the III inst. which include main bar, bowl
ing saloon and bar lying horses shooting gallery con-
feehoney stand cigar sand, sausage stand wagon
stand, either separate collectively.
my9-2t W. III. HOOVER, American House.
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If You WANT FINE C1orH1se

If You WANT F1NE CLOTHING
That Fits as well as No. Merchant Tailor can make
for you. and at about hal; the price, come right
here for we've got such-not paper most clothing
houses have. but in large wardrobes and on our
counterready to slip right Here we can show you
the doubebreasted arthur Every rich and elegantly
In all the novel and hues the one and four
button Cutaway. well the and low roll Frock
Sacks in all styles-button up high medium and low
roll and in nearly every shade and color vogue Our
showing in Pants is the most exqusitey varied best
fitting and handsomes to be found in this market by
large majority. We state (because it is fac that there
is style, custom air. made-for-you like appear
ance. and slightly and attractive elegance about the
garments we Ike that is certainly long way ahead of
any ready made Clothes for s-le elsewhere-in these
parts. at least. An examination is all we ask.
ZONE PRICE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS"
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CWAYNE'S PILLS.

- IMPORTANT TO THE SICKi
SyIntTomc Indicate Gsease continuance, days of
suffering, perchan.e death Symptoms are impure
pood costveness, irregular appetite. headache.
belchng, soreness IN back. breast and ds pains
Slddness, bad color to stools and urne hot and cold
sensations, yellow skin.
- WAVES PILLSn
cure by gently removing all corrupt matter regulating
and nourisinR the system. 25 cents Gn stamps) box
OF 30 pills; boxes 81. 90 at Druggists by mail
Address DR. SYAYNEa SON,
my9-w.f, MAX philadelphia Pa.
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CUTICURA RESOLvENT, CUTICURA, and CUTI-
G ed SOAP sold everywhere Price; CUIICURA.
DOC and II FER box: Gu IICURA RESOLVENT, 81 per
bottle; CU1ICURA SOAP, Csc. CUTICURA SHAY.
ING SOAP, 15c.
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A New EsrrRpR1sE.
BRANCH OF GROGAN'S GREAT BALTIMORE
INSTALLMENT HOUSE,
s23 7TH STREET NORTHWEST,
SURNlTURE. CARPETS, MATTINGs kc.. SOLD
oN WEAKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
AnE EAslEST TERMS EVER OFFERED IN
WASHINGTON,
SooO AhiiCLtS. Low PRICES AND LIBER AL
TERMS Al
GROGAN'S
lnstaliaicnt Furniture and Carpet HOUSE
Hyl-lm' 923 9Th street northwest
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SILKS! SILKS. SILKS!

PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS (actual value 75c.) we are
selling at so cents. ' "" o
PURE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES
1oc-. actual value 81 so.
sILhS al 81. SILKS at 80. SILKS at g.
Nuns SElLINGS. all pure Wool wides. douDe wi,
- AZ Inches wide, 376 '
iack SIihN. heavy GrUs Grain 81. actual yaue FL %
Coi'rea sILhS. Garnet, Navy Blue Green. Steel Gray
Colored CAsHMEREs. pure Wool filing widest DON
DE WIDTH, IN strawberry and les tric Blue BIZ
ya,us 81. ' A
Black nnrah SILKS extra wide and Black Satin
KHADAMt = 81. real vane 81. 81.
strawberry. 20. ~ A
Coiored SILKS. heavy Gros GRAIN In Electric Blue
III, and Strawbsr-y 81, actual value 81. 25.
oisck cashmere S2AWLS, pure Wool, S.
SofOrsd CASHNFRES, widest double width pure
~po IN flnk, Cream, OK Blood. Strawberry aud
Electric Blue so. >-O
ouf very nIest quality heavy Gros Grain Black French
oiLho red acst from 81 so to 81. So and our f;ue
Iuahty Back French SILKS, heavy (iros Grain
-, Satln hI,sh. reduced from 81 rs 10 II 25
bieached Table DAMASk, all puro Linen syiobNv
-. soileS. %. worth s7s. e~'
finest quality Back silk Brocade GEFSaDINFss
actual value 81. 80
CARRIERS
N.Y. MARKET SPACE
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NEW STOCK.
IN SUPER NERINO UNDERWEAR
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK. BAL BRIGGAN IISI K
(O1TON HALF-HOSE-
INV NFCkWEAA, HDkFS.. GLOVES, &C., &c
Popular Prices. ' ~~
W. s. TEEL.
myo o3b Penr.syiyau,a
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BEST BLOOD PURIFIER.

1 have used your CUTICURA remedies in several
cases OF Moist and Dry Tette and cured them
all Your CUr1CURA RESOLVENT. so far as my
supply allows to test It, has, In my banda exceeded
i IN efficacy and efficiency any Alternative compound
practice Of 80 years duration. E. N. ECKER, MD.
Jacksonville, Pa.
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CURE IN EVERY CASE,

Your CUTICURA remedies outsell all other medicines
Keen Tor skin Diseases. My customers and patients
say that they have effected cure In every instance
where other remedies have failed.
Ii. w. BROCKWAY, MD.
Franklin Falls, Nh.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-FINE CORNER STORE FITTED UP
I, Tor the drug business: also, Dwelling if desired.
Apply on the premises corner I'd and streets north
west or ALBERT FOX. Agent, 800 st. W. my7-3t.
EOR RENT-TWO sTORES-822 AND 1874 7TH
street orthwest separately together. Possession
at once Apply to c. ADAMS, 602 street northwest
my1-2w@ - ~ ~
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W.ANTED-ROOMS

W Board III q private family for gentleman, wife.
Two endren and nurse In the neghborhood of Bright
ticulars. ~' eN', NO 10 az tHA-
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POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., boston
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES
The half has not been told to the great curative
powers OF the CUT1CURA REMEDIES. have paid
hundreds OF dollars for medicines to Diseases Of
the God and kin, and never found ANYTHING Vet to
eQuaI the CUTICUnA REMEDIES.
CEAS. A. WILLIAMS,
Providence, r. L.
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oHSI.ABBOUT THE SD INST, SMALL SKYE
seward VII be paid for his return 70 2os sth sssee
$3.50. my6-Sts
/ ,VGS c.-. The SLAU0HTER HOUSE, TWO
reward VIII be paid II returned to 8. 1LExANDER
- --o.-----. e.ou1o Hol.nWest. my7]t
II pearl rosary string silver yaiued On sccornt
o. assocdation suitable reward Ia ieft Il EIIiS;
A-1''o ''o1e' ss"<s' ave. northwest my8-2ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
FIGHTING a RAILR0AD COMPANY

ITHACA, Jan. 29.-Yesterday morning an
alarm sounded on the Town Hall bell which brought
the Fire Department and crowd OF several hundred
people The bell had been by order OF sheriff Pal
lett who had boon summoned by Station Agent Merrill,
OF the Utica, Ithaca and Emira Railroad The Sheriff
selected twenty deputies and went TO the railway station
They found Mr. Serut with force OF men engaged In
destroying and removing 10 adjoining ned owned by
C. Cornell trestc work and coal Office belonging 10
the railroad company. At the order OF the Sheriff. Mr..
serat directed his 10 stop work On being Informed
that Sheriff would the arrest OF himself and
men they resumed work MT scrat sent for his attor
ney and after conference with him consented sus-
pend operations for the time being. The Sheriff and
posse then withdrew.
Mr. Serat claims to have owned the treste work and
office until few days ago, when he sold the property
John Mitchell farmer living near the depot The rail-
road company claim that the property Is theirs and
that Mr.. serat being ony an agent for them, had
right to seit. Mr.. serat further that the move.
ment was made premises other than tho railroads 10
his property which the Utica Ithaca and Eric
number OF Mr.. berats wOrkmen were last night ar.
rested and put under hail. under the provisions OF the
new code for cutting telegraph and blocking traffic
on the main track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
NJ ARMSTRONG e. soNS:FArLURE.

A rough statement of the affairs of NJ. Armstrong
e. Sons, wholesale dealers III leather and findings
&C Nc. 10 FeTy-st, who suspended last week.
shows the liabilities to be about, $400,000 OF
which about $4,000 is trust funds in the
business, about 100000 having been left by a
brother. The nominal assets said to be larger,
consisting of real estate merchandise accounts etc.
and II is expected that they Twill ~"alze q good
dividend to the creditors but those in q position
10 know say that the firm cannot pay in full.
At u meeting Of the trustees Of the Bronx Wool
and Leather Company yesterday, at No. 20 Spruce
st., Mr. Armstrong. the president, resigned and the
treasurer, Mr. Austin Il. Fletcher, was made presi-
dent. Mr.. Fletcher says that the company is not
affected by Mr. Armstrong; failure. that IL has done
a prosperous business since he Mr. Flctcher) be-
came treasurer, last March, and since that time has
been gradually reducing its debts and has declared
\ dividend on the stock.
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tavern and waited half an hour for his duails. MI
Case very the ughtfully kept the Quails IN the
kitchen, until the run on che bar began to dwndie
They were large plump quais, lying peacefully on
two deliberately sculptured turnips. Over them lay
guilt of lemon peel and on each side was carrot.
Mr. Wacott glanced at the carrots turned "a ao tba
legs of of the birds In just seven and one ha
minutes he had laid to rest two quail bottle OF pep
was the best on record When @Gabe Case heard
that the quail-eater had eaten the birds In seven
and a-half minutes his chin almost dropped INTO ms
thinking.
Mr. Case received Sc veral offers yesterday from per
sons anxious to shine as gluttOns One rema a
epistle stated that the au.hor would bet SooO tnat
he could eat half a cat boiled or broiled, every dsy
for thirty consecutive days: He closed hs note oy
good eating That's n mistake The meat OF a cat
Is delicious and is quite tender and paatable as
sprinQ lamb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Professor Youngs lecture at Church OF the STRANGERS
Ceremonies Archbishop Hughess body al new "a
thedral.
Burr will contest before Surrogate Rollins 49,, \,
Twenty-second Regiment reception at Academy OF
Music. ,, aoo
Water Commission's meeting at Mayor EdsOhs once
Bartholdi Statue Committee meeting al Union Leae"o
Club.
Thirteenth Regiment athletic games az Armory an.
Meeting OF Law Reform Society at university vi 'o
City Of New-YOrk -, - x,,oo
Anniversary the Society for the suppression OF wee
at Association Hall.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

BrerOort House-Ex-SenatO Francis Herman,
OF Utica and Henry F. Gig. of London. Wndsor
Hotet-Chares e. Lewis NJ. p, Of England ana MAJOR
Hobech and Frederick Mackenzie, of Ottawa, CANADA
A stor House-SeDatOr NJ. c. Butler and Ex-Governor
Johnson Hagood, Of South Carolina, and W. D. Ihong
son, superintendent OF the Railway Mail Service no
tel Bruisuick-F Seymour Haden OF England ana Con-
gressman W. A. Wood, Of Hoosick Falls, N: 81"
James Hotel-EI Senator John b. Gordon, OF Georgia.
Victoria Hotek-Genera J. A. Williamson, OF WashnEIon
Giisey House-Congressman Thaddeus q r1unoii
ofwisconsn Union Square Hotel-Lieutenant,Colonei
Luard OF Bermuda. Finn Auenuc H0te!-ExGov-
ernor Charles II. Bell, of Hampshire. aud hebly VI
Parker, and r, Montgomery Field, OF Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
OPPOSING TIE Police NATIONS BILL.

The Prison Association have prepared q protest
against the Police Matrons bill now In the Legisla
ture. They say that while the bill provides for two
nations In every station, the arrests of women are
confined almost entirely 10 few precincts, and in
more than half the stations the position would be n
sinecure. The women arrested are almost without
exception Of the vilest character and are generally
male prisoners cannot rival At such times a NATION
would be out Of place. Female prisoners are very
rarely searched. and never by men. This bill would
impose On the taxpayers burden Of 100000
yearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
MURDERED BY HIS WIFE.

OKEMOs, Mich. Jan. 29.-In Bath Town
shp Clinton County, Friday night last, David Clark
farmer. was shot aud instantly killed by his wife. The
couple had lived unhappy for years often coming
10 blows. The Disagreement Of Friday from the
wfes termination 10 administer medicine other than
that prescribed by the attending physlcan to OF
their children The chds illness continued, and grew
until II WAS supposed TO be dying While Clark
avoring to restore the child TO consciousness
the wife got revolver from adjoining Aud de-
berately shot her husband through the back The
dercss was arrested Immediately afterward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
THE THEFTs FROM BoYD,s DISPATCH.

Edgar Williams, the Superintendent of Boyds
City Dispatch, said to a TRIBUNE reporter yester-
day, in regard to the stealing for which several of
the employees Of that concern were arrested on
Saturday, that IL had been decided to make no
further arrests at present.. II thought that the
frauds had all been stopped and that they would
not be again attempted. ~ isestimated that 100000
sold the stamps that he stole at the rate of $3 90
hundred to bis conederates, and they got the regu-
lar prices 81 80 to 800 from customers. The loss
Adam Schnalzer John Hogge and James w. Robert
son. the men arrested were yesterday held TO bail
In the SUM of 81 900 each by Justice Power at the
Tombs Police Court -
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. MONDAY, JAM 90. 1885
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. JAN. 3D. 1855
ARRIVED.
Steamer gdsate H Br Allen London % days. WIN
Steamer Boston City Br Wales. Swansea IL days. with
Steamer Lewis BacF MG1nt days with
steamer Benefactor Tbsn Wilmington, with md'e and
passengers to VIM CLYDE Co. a ,u 18th sroar
to order; vessel to A Tucker.
sUNsEr-wInd az Sandy Hook fresh ENE; showing Az
CITY Island, fresh, NE cloudy.
CLEARED
STEAMER Tf1s BE stsPeon
steamer Anglers (Br Pinkham. Rio Janelro and SANTOS
Steamer Breakwater Boaz Lewes-old Dominion SIS GO.
steamer Fanny Cadwalader Dillingham;, South Annoy
steamer Eleanora Bragg Portland--J Ames.
snip sophie GER, Hassenfuss. Bremen-Hermann hOop
BARK Diana (swe, Ritz Anier Java. for orders-Funch
B Bsrs Aggnsto Ital caaere GePosTOler MaTesca
Bark Falmouth DR.. Macoim Biboa-snSw & burgess;
Bark Lala orr Leblanc. Amsterdam Whitney q Co
- brig Ransom tBr), Bannerman Auckland, NIX
Forbes,
HaSre Mount Tabor glasgow jersey city, Brsic HorsSy
sS SHo
nf sSq sgoa 43twsTp ana 8nass
Boston Brgs tathane. Tubos Carrie Burtha Matanzas,
Also saied-via Long Island Sound Steamer Amos Bar.
stow, Providence. Brig I Towner. New Haven.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
LIvyE.ooI Jan 2o-Arriyed steamers Etna Br, Hicks,
Orleans Jan e LapaGs Pr Ms@ H from NewY9 Jan ~
tBri. Siunro, from New, Orleans Jan 5. -
oUEEKsTowY. Jan 2oArrlyed. steamer Ohio Morrison,
sailed (B Brooks, from Liverpool hence
L4RxE ian sailed steamer state of Indiana tBr sad
lei ron GaSgSw hence Ior i sw orr o fr, Rouoran
from New York q Sunbeam tBrl, Potter from New or
2sth~saed, steamer Labrador. New.York,
from Sew.iork
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON, Jan 29-Arrved steamers yirgnian Or Ell
erts tBrl, Geach Cienfuegos Gen whitney, Haet New
cleared steamers Hunter Price, Annapolis Ms; Neptune,
& y ssss"s Indiana T
Boston: saxon Snow Centipede Warrington do viii
1 Wgs%n G coIe manu.
steamer TopG Rand PoTt Rr Dale
Liverpool; Johns Hopkins. March. Savannah.
Taci BOSTON XpFSG Foster PFoyasnss Al
Iegheny, and Mcclellan the latter for New'YorE.
s S fGTs oas AeSf dne BE-
SAVANNAH Jan 29-Aruyed steamer Gate City, Boston,
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON 20-sailed-2ith inst. cEono for New York;
Marie AntenetJ, Matilda Hiyard; 27thlnst Gloria, for
Arnved~25d inst Geo Kemp walberg: 9th inst Ami
Wbc New.YorE 18th inst centauT Christian SERVER.
1s city S, &onar Mo%arei Reccysr
eisetshire sultan.
Announcements
GLUTEN SOAP.-The best in the world.
soohes softens beauties HEALTH FOOD Co. "a 4th-ayc
Use Brummell's celebrated Cough Drops. The
genuine have A. II. b. on each drop.
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for feverish-
ness restossness worms constipation. Tastelesa 25c
Kidney complaints kill hundreds who might
81 ,t. DAHL .fpO Toni
Buchu- Paba." Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary diseases. 81
Henry A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
i44L9NuI ton.ayc., betweoa 2lth aud 9)th'tL
Honrr 10 l. 0to T. Impotence it9rtY DIss1ssI OF bhs
Gonto. Urinary and nervous system speoaltles.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun ris's 7l2 sets 6l0 Moon nss Moons agedys q
IiIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Lk-sandy HOOK Oi03, Gov Island. 063i He'll Gate 2I2
RG-sandy Hook. oi28i Gov lsSnd lis, Hell 0ate sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
(: ANXIOUS TO SHINE IN THE EATING LINE.

yestetllay afternoon. Neither the weather nor the
condition of the roads made any difference tv those
who were interested in seeing w. y. Walcott mas
carts and they left no mud behind them They pre-
sented picturesque sight as they bounced out of
their wagons under the shed, frecklod with mud.
One lovely young man, who had driven out n pair
OF bays. had worn white overcoat. When he
reached tho tavern his coat looked like q checker
board. He had large patch Or mud over one eye,
and ON his chin there were indications OF collision
with mud-scow. Mr.. Wslcott was early at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
COCK.FIGHTERs AT THE TOMBS.

T. il not often that the profound and judicial
silence at the TOmbs IS broken py the cluck OF y
fowl of any kind save those birds VI prey that
make its cells their roosts hut yesterday morning
the gravity of the Court OF Special Sessions was ais
turbed. Eight iuen were charged with having PIT
ted thirteen game cocks against each other, on the
evening of January 49, at Esselmonts Hotel, at
McComb's Dam Bridge, and to have wagered money
ON the contests Before the interest OF the men was
aroused or the blood OF the birds spilled. few
officers of the SUcioty for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals interfered Tho men who were ar
raisned were Owen Burns Philip REILLY f Sa
Dunn, Patrick Muen.t John Flanagan. George
Hergsr, George Mercer and Lewis A. Burt. On
table IN front of the judicial bench were two boxes
and In them were the thirteen pugnacious fowls.
the men were charged 18th their offence. When
George HeIger spoke the cluck of contentment was
followed by Growing which might nave Deeh
meant for pean OF p-ase by the birds for his mis-
fortunes.
A number of witnesses were examined. but the
prisoners could not be dentlhed as the VloiatoIs Vi
the law and there was no testimony offered 10
prove that the game cocks were seen IN the PIT
Robert Racy, the prisoners counsel requested tne
Court to dismiss the complaint and the prisoners
were let 20 with reprlmand. Mt. Essclnioht was
then called to the bar and charged with AIDING ana
abetting the cock-fght, but he was also disssen
because of the want of evidence. Inc thirteen
cocks were not claimed by then owners; thore was
n noticeable display of modesty on the par OF an
the persons concerned In the case TO acknowledge
them "a proverty and the fowls were sent to POllco
Headquarters.
CIGAR-MAKING IN TENEMENT HOUSES.
Residents of RObbinssve.. between One-hundred-
and forty -ninthst. and the Port Morris hallroao,
complained to the Board of Health yesterday that
their houses were sometimes flooded by surface
water to the depth of two feet. The sanitary IN
spector of the district rep rted that broken drain
was the cause and the Board ordered that the mat
ter should be referred to the Depament oil Public
Works An order was issued to make repairs at
grammar school No. 40 where sewer gas escapes from
q detective trap under the library. Assembly Dill
No. 10 to abolish cgaruaking in tenements. mas
been represented rs being approved by the Health
adopted resolution denying that they had approved
the BILL and stating that the health OF the tene-
ment house population was not affected by the
making of cigars in their rooms. Copies OF the resu-
luton were ordered sent to the Governor and the
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