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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-24
Nj. Hilton williams, Nj. d.,
NJ. C. P. $. o.,

NJ. C. p. s. o.,
Formerly Of Detroit, Mich, Office 275 Main
street, Los Angeles Calf rnia,
All diseases OF the respiratory organs treated
by the most improved niedicated inhalations,
thus bringing the remedies into direct contact
with the diseased parts. These are In all cases
combined with proper constitutional remedies
for the liver, stomach, nervous system and
blood, etc.
OZGNA.- ozqna is the professional or
technical name given to an advanced form OF
catarrah in which liberation has eaten through
the membrane lining OF the nose to the cartilage
Of the bone. Any case Of eatarrah may end In
oz9na, but 1t most frequently occurs la those
who are naturally scrofulous. The discharge
takes place through the nostrils or through the
throat, and is generally OF a yellowish or green
ishyellow color, frequently tinged it'll blood
and almost always attended by an offensive
smell. In the language Of DIR. Wood. Of rha-
dephia, "the disease Is one Of the most obdu
rate and disagreeible which the physician has
TO encounter. In bad cases the breath Of the
patient becomes so revolving as tn isolate him
from society, and rende him an object Of dis
gust even to himself"
In seme instances pieces Of bone become sep
arated and slough OFF. leaving deep. unhealthy
ulcers, which secrete blood matter, and are ex.
tremely difficult to heal.
After oznna has continued seme time the
sense OF smell becomes impaired and often lost.
Deafness is one Of its most common conse-
quences and results from itl extention through
the eustrachian tubes to the Internal ear.
Pains In the head and over the frontal snuses,
impairng memory. and even insanity frequently
springs from its extension to the brain.
The greatest danger, however, because the
most common, Is that 1t will extend downward
and affect the lungs. In most cases OF pulmona-
ry diseases eatarrah is present in some degree,
and in many instances 1t causes a large share Of
the patients discomfort.
Besides these grave consequences. which all OF
are liable TO spring from scrofulous catarrah or
ozoena, there are others which, IL less dangerous.
are sufficiently unpleasant. II occasions great
inhappiness to thousands Of both sexses by so-
lating them and preventing their settlement in
life. An offensive running from the nose, with
foul breath. is about as great a calamity as can
befall young people.
Persons desiring treatment by this system Of
pi actice can use the remedies at home as well as
at our office, anu which will cause no inconven-
IL nee or hindrance to business whatever.
have seen so many OF these cases cured by
Inhalation that do not consider any case hope
less unless both lungs are seriously involved, and
even then our only hope is In the inhalation,
which aids us in dissoving the mucous and 10
contracting and healing the cavities, which moth
fng else can do with the same success
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-24

Those who desire to consult with me In regard
to their cases had better call at the office for
consultation ana examination, but II impossible
to do so, eau write for copy OF my Medical
Treatise. containing list Of questions.
Address NJ. Hilton Williams, NJ. D.,
275 North Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
oFFIcE HOURS, from 10 A. " too ?. NJ; Sun
days from to pm.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-24

The proprietor OF the Los Feliz Rancho y ro
poses TO sink a series OF wells and run tunnels
to develop water on said rancho. Thirteen wells
and tunnels are contemplated, commencing near
the S. W. corner OF said rancho. Bids for the
c ntrscts will be received up to Monday, the
2sth inst. The proprietor reserves the right to
reject any or all bids Separate contract for
each well or tunnel. For full particulars apply
to g. J. Griffith, Los Felix rancho. p BOX
o., Los Angeles Cal. jy2l tn
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-24

GEORGE TURNER,
Financial Agent,
~ NORTH MAIN STREET, Los Angeles, Cal
jy-3u
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-24
sanitary Conference Pro posed -
The Chinese Act Promulgated.
John Kelly Chosen ElectOr-nt.
Large.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 23-At the
Democratic State Committee meeting to
day the Tammany Hall members were
absent. John Kelly, of New York, was
chosen Elector at Large in place of Pur.
c III, of the Rochester Union, resigned.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-24
whent mud BARLEY Market.

SAN Francisco. July 23.-Wheat,
firm and lively; seller, Sl.353@Sl SO;
buyer, season, Sl46d. Barley, steady
and lively; seller. .s2t@S2l seller, seas
on, S2@S2l; buyer, ,s9Y@9o; buyer,
season, .93l@04l.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-24
yellow Fever Infested Cars Hun
Into Arizona "A Joint Quaran-
tine sugKested.


SAN FRANCISCO, July %. Belle Isle, go;
b. & Belcher, 81 30; Chollar, 81 20: Crown
Point. 81 40; Goud h Curry, 81 20; Hale 4
Noreross, So %; Mexican, So 30; Navajo,
$40; Ophir, Sl.70; Potosi, q, 10; Savage
IS; Sierra Nevada. 81 so; Union Consoli-
dated, $l.S0; Yellow Jacket, So. 10;
Grand Prize, .45.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-24

FOREIGN.
Cholera MORTALITY Decreasing.

Cholera Mortality Decreasing.
PARIS, July 23.-At Toulon there was
one death from cholera and one at
Lignes.
F0rty-F -Four Deaths From Cholera.
MARsEiLLEs, July 23.--In the twenty
four hours ended at s p. 81, there have
been forty -four deaths from cholera.
Public schools TO be Closed.
PARIS, July % - All the public
schools of Toulon and Marseilles.. will lie
closed tomorrow.
An international Medical Con
lAs.lIad
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-24
A Case of Yellow Fever Mt New
Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 23.-A case
OF yellow fever is reported, resulting in
the death Of a child of three years. A
post mortem examination will be made.
when the case will be officially reported.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

na OF .ne 'r"tess agitation and deadlock, IN
'hem VIII DO registered in the mnIcss al 'sssd b
VIII !a'i one month after the State and Natiop, whh
The Republican City Committee charge the ,ec'onS
ana hepuplican cleveland Committee with pav,,p
number Of poll taxes that will swel, ~. large
OF Voters 10 DC marshaled in the muncps sa"os
the Democratic City Hall bosses. The rpds,ens.ossy
nitec respond that they not aware ,s., ,oa-
been doing any such thing. But the fact ha's
the same Son
The veteran Francis W. Bird tho sa,,
and founder nj the Bird Club" an,,n, a.. '"poss
numerous saturday dining political clubs ~ hs
brated his seventy nth birthday In ree,,'e'ls- e'ls-
Revere House on Wednesday AFTERNOON. NJ, p,.,'h ne
Democrat. hut was In his palmy Jays AN nov
HIS bf0ihef radicals oil that era are al,o nov -,
gated political stripe. Nv" VI Fssis-
The New England Meteorological soce.v nj,
annual meeting this week discussed bs hru @ ls frV
Of existing records and the means Of
The most important announcement was iba, " ,,hsil
Lawrence ROtch, Of BOSTON, tha: he propos.. y, w A.
permanent meteorological station ami 5,.e,vs, seet
the summit ~ the Great Blue Iiill NJ Atli1n aW %
self reeordng Instruments, including one for . via
earthquakes s'sfhs
John q Whittier publishes here letter r.es,,... -
him from Naples, calling for subscriptions in ss n
sufferers from the cholera there fhe ll,n n ths
Kelly. ~ East boston does the same thing v l
sronse 10 either has been publicly noted. w ~
The houses Of the performances of sf Irv,,x,.
pauy have been rather light as WAS ant rip,,s e,m
~ tie campngn excitement The advan,f ~. I, Ihs
cpinedy performances tp cJfne have beep ~
those fOf Hamlet end The Merchant N yebes ma
ile interest 10 the symphony concert, h lna.,.,
The fpcl that bpih ~ j. Lang tbe pianist ana tsss,a
thndsiek the rOinp0trf, afr giving series M iee,. Va
planning and Illustrating the STRUCTURE of .bs p.s,se
sImphOnies ~ trey come Pf0fe-sOt John n p,is. y
Harvard Vnivrrtit, also announces setes pf ,,sI II
lectures illustrating the eminent tOtDg,ss,s t,
earliest olasslc periods 10 wagner. v"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

geon Of tho Greedy expedition. is in this city. shs
II on her way to ST. Louis to attend a lecture by
Professor Kirkman to be given for her benefit by
the Missouri state Medical Association She intends
to spend the winter IN New-Orleans to do writing
for some papers, and hopes to get a position ~ the
Exposition. Mrs. PAW will write "A biography OF
her husband and is collecting material for the same
About three years ago Louis rilman. who was mt
the time prominent cigar dealer in this city. mys-
terionsly disappeared. His hat and coat were found
on the river bank below the city, and he was sup
posed by his friends. and for time at least by ms
family, TO have committed suicide The other day
he appeared the streets. and TO the injuries ~
friends he answered that lbs had located in another
city and that getting settled be had sent for his
family. lie would not say why ho disappeared.
City Council committee has revised the assess
nent rolls made mp by the Board Of Assessors and
increased the total bv -, ,52l 900. and is still at
work. An idea OF the manner ~ which tins large
sum was made up and also an idea OF the under
assessment which favored ones secured, can be
formed from the following. taken from the list; ~
Kern, dry goods was increased from flj.OoO 10
TioO.OOO; Is. Beer cotton factor from $4,000 TO
T2OO.OOv; Maginnis, oil aud soap works. rom
S7o.oo0 TO $3.50. 900 and w. q. Cole Il Co. from
$4,000 to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
IHE DElR AEIGHBORS.
MnrnR.Itn m. ran Won Qatsl,..

Some littlr time ago ruiDor reached Lon:
don Ia tie afternoon thai the ,nihsse bh ahlhNAsa
Inc French r0ops IN I"huh Ihr glri 'N'hi "ls , ~
m-tiiely auh1unr,d ~ the psleis contents ws u
letters nNo inches long Tie rnmor turned 0ut 10 De
hoax two days later ire iiie french garrison g.nsa
an mportnnt victory over the celestial unnns, and w
same contents Bills announced tue r'id hteinsese 80
minute type, carefully .Ldleh among o'Hei uHo'' " w.
unnteresting news.
ON. tue dear he gnborsl . . ,-..x
ROya Lngsa prince dies Ia Tue e"u'n oI ", 49,, ~
From Cannes 10 Calais lot the French naflon Aohs
whole linc pour forward TO show their sympathy VIZ IN
Queen ard nation IN mourning and not a , ,esiei a.
appear IA England to comment on the iact but rs 80
anony nous pamphlet, not even written Dy fiehSns
alpear on the BOuleNaTds calling upon the iles -
ne5pe to sink the island OF John Bull 40 the hot'om
the sea- and although no serious french Palei r.ss
much a. notice II. Inc Times ana all the Eiis'A "e"~
will Tor days he filled with leaders On tho salJoe"
Let hooks appear IN France written with vevtonM
qusnng the French people with tue virtues rnxisa
the odditics O this great nation, aud some Oruts al
pennan will imne iately PlbNisL MS S.,,sd
iar!san ill-famed reSOrts-whch he oi COURSE, n,ry
men.
Oh, the dear neighbors!
Let the French send army OF 100000 .ns mrn oao
Crnea TO tho English In keeping the s.,ss
OF Constantinople and you will read In Ensns ANAL
We prevailed against Russia with but A,oy ry,.1net
force Not "a word Nil be said about Genera, asl
who, at Insernann prevented the whoie ., % ,,t sts
force from being annihilated have scsopS Bv.aasl
Euglishmcu who even remembered the mans VI wv
or had heard OF his Zouaves
Un. the dear neghDors! ,.-, eosn
Let the French cast 10 ring glanees at the ss ths
OF Madagascar. and John Bull. who always ue sp of
Tenth Commandment ia mind as ne LOOKS a. s''
the world. Is the first "a eAclainl: otop tI'o1
oh. the dear nelghborsl -, ,hsm N
Let the English honestly ask the French 10 JOIN 'rsvpe
trying put down anarcAy ana Arab iaohs ~ LII
aud they Will refuse; but some Frenoh pap. ,-n Ia
found ready, when the work 10 done I" SCI Ir.b oe
black and white eir disappointment al sconA out
the losing sidc nav more should the cholera swH
In the land OF The Pharaohs about tho 'n, ss heso
charitable suggestions viii heard about is su AZ
imported from India In order 10 ave tie ,lnsisIy
cuse for not leaving their poor victims TOO nu''''N'
on the dear. dear neighborsl ., ana seouaat
When look around among my friends Al, ,sbs kipd
ances ia France aud England. aud thinh .. ard To
manner IN which invariably hear fI.oJ snd bsf
French spoken OF by Engishnen, ana EnsIAnn where
people spoken OF by Iay countrmcn. ASH no so
arc the naters Who wants to light - ..r,menN
cannot 10 foruIed one Ia the Fsubours ssiIleoN
other In fleelst Them perhap Tue !, out 70 bed
sres might be Induced 10 ~ ana hsn. MAJ sncs ~
hearts content In some neutral spot In tho us'sS
J.riCh0.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
Copyright. 1884. by Edgar fawcett
4 USEFrL HOBBY.

WHERE 10 orr BACK NtNBliH or iNrvhrArgHsa
wrLt-afOckrD CtLiAH.
| There IA funny lillr establishment IN broad.
W., which mrht well escape, n probably dors hr a.
entlon ~ eentis or the pnsscfa " IL II lst op-
posiie the Thirty td-rt station 0f the Flith Ayenus
Elevated Railroad and consists of Large cellar 80 which
entrance 10 obtained ny night Of wSdden alrps leading
down tie sidewalk above. Upon htlle shelves ON
the side ~ the steps are few copies of tie morning and
weekly papers aAd well-Llac1od shoe or two which
would occasion serve mirrors 30 perfect LAS toen
the combination Of brush ana Day Martin. Various
legend. disposed about inform the wayaIer that he
only his shoes olackcd hut also supply himself
M regular rate with literature while undergoing the
operation Those who are tempted by these aldremens
10 make the descent into the dim Ayernus ind them.
selves In large rOOn the front portion Of which Is de
voted 10 the mysteries Of the "sAning" occupation,
while the T. lined with shelves. On these shelves
hundreds upon hundreds of bundles OF papers yellow
with age, many of tbem and all toned 20 decorOus cay
by the thick coating OF dust collected during months Of
quescence The bootblacLing establishment consists
about halfdozen arm-chairs fastened securely 10
high dsis running along one side OF the room Leaning
forward and vigorously giving the last touches 10 pair
OF shining shoes the feet OF casual customer. Is mid
dc-aged coloGed person OF hue ony slightly removed
from that OF Caucasian When his client has departed
he finds chat about himself and his business
came to NewYors." he says about two years ago,
from Philadelphia, where at that time had tolerable
however, convinced that. II should get IL foot
hold. could make much more money than In Phlla-
delpha Accordingly sold my business In the latter
place and rented this cellar putting 1t by degrees into
the shape IN which you see It, had hard times first
but have never regretted the step 1t has enabled me
to carry out hobby have cherished for years A you
see / am "a newsdealer well a bootback Well I
fOnd long ago that people wtlo continually coming 10
and asking If by any chance had such ard sucb
back number OF some periodical seldom, ever conId
oolee them. according to the custom Of the trade all
unsOd copies returned the day following that OF
publication, n tue publisher does not allow for re-
tarns careful TO take only many are ab-
tOutey certain Of selling One day customer tell
Ing Inc or shOp in London where the sale Of tack
bers had been made specially for nearythree genera
tOns, and then and there made up my mind to start
such place self have been st III only two years.
and II LOOK behind you you will see the result
glance into the OF the cellar showed that each OF
the bundles Of papers had attached To II neat tag on
which written te Of newspaper with Its date
OF Issue. All arranged In chronological order and
the utmost neatness seemed to prevail In spite OF the
dust.
Now" continued the PROPRIETOR I Am beginning ot
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
:. .,norv IN. cas. q, reop,e who as rule con-

be known among the class Of people who rs RUE ron
stantly want back number or ai'oIncr W, .uo d
TONERS include literary men. journalists, clergyneh M
aso cranks Of every description. who are inetesu w
so,ne subject and have heard there Is men
tien of II IN such and such paper. , ,,,,
What do | charge We'll, that depends chtltty.
SonIetmes man will offer 50 for sonc old paper no
is eager GET but n successful IN procuring i"r
him 10 not charge him nearly n much as tiht gcN
living profit aud that il all. All the money MAKE ~
shoe blacking beyond expenses pnt into th- nl,I
ness buy files Of old papers from people VINO M'etIfs
them who. hear. are In possession Oi thrln; a.
rule hev ask eXOrbitant price. ana hLd " nhu m '"
treat with them at all Last ysar iid ont nearly rl'op
in old papers and o have not yet got qua ,eI
of back what Il there most demand for Inc uhy
papers OF some wears back. Sometimes paper OILY
week or two old il asked for illustrated periodicals o
certain dates 10 make up complete sets Tor ihihR he
also in conttnnt demand. Aud every now anl thrn %
compcin file will bc asked for but that is d'cut lulnk
to procure My drram Is eventually ~ ha, one or mp or,
flies ~ every paper published from the bcginhg ue
the chief thing that hampers one IL want or fooh pon
ever IL IL my hobby well Hs my b@h'', anu WITH
Is generally known that there !" Huch pacc ~ nm
think shall make money cnOngh 10 cDhsldcT"py en'ib'
the place and my business
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
sPDH Es FROV THE UrH

Bosfos, oct, g5,A'lhe engagement ID .s
nouhped 'his wtek ~ miss Apnes bseths niece y, taa.
chafias iettHa ~ Nj fhoiBaA 1gi, usbyfhs NJ A...
Hsv tyfs, ~ tha liafvs'a eiass ~ ~
aiisi Frances iiDde.n ih,hsiii sbiis N slWsi,A..
ma NhDh has beho D0hbnhd W bns bad ~ ts hgalt,
,DDD,iDna ~ baf 0tf'mis pfpsiiai0n
ueunlsl Francis 4 Naikor yss iba giiss iasi wa.
Ms, tioiessof iioesis ai hef cottage IN nbbsaa h,
pori,
4 class IL belng fo,med ny Edvam Everett usls, h. 4.
,nsaaa IN Ibo study ~ sary history ~ Nasssahu.s,.
during the coming winter n viii meet q, ths lid ssal
rbfGb. b,glnDng November !, aud continuing 10, M
teen Iusoiuas The subscription IN 90 for hs winter
Mrs General y, W. Lander left her summer bens a,
Lynn ob wednesday Tor bor residence IN wssbau,ss
Mrs IsDdors second son, Charles Lander Ia IIaf,sa
junior. aud u prominent member ~ the Glee Club iIs
intends Ia 10 abroad after his collegiate ana
and study for Tho stage.
The Hon Francis W. Blrd, the sage of Walpols esS
bracd bis seventy Gth birthday anniyofsay nj the RA
vcio House Wednesday evening by giving dinner 10
apnrty Of bis intimate friends Dr Estes Howe who "a,
al Mr. BIRDS right, made the president ~ the sven
ing Among those present were tho Hon ibeoors In
man. Judge Josiah a. Abbott Judge Adm 1haysf W
Hon Henry L. Pierce, Moorilcd slDr} "Inslos wa,ss
the Rev. James Freeman ,lafkr, D' d. lfanrs H. uR
drrwO0d the Hon william Aspinwnl, 81 eigosema
lienfy J. GarineJ Ass z Potter, D H. ,Ia..cl' Ldla
made by many Of the above named gentlemen,
The Round Table. Of which club Colonel Z, ". iIsr
insOn II president had ts rst meeting Of the aa
Wednesday evening at the residence ~ the secretary
Mrs Dr. l.. I. Talbot, IN Marlboroughst. Miss Louie
Innes Lumsden, formerly OF Grton College. Engahd
spoke upon the " Higher Education ~ Women IN Gms
Britain aud Ireland" Coffee served after the dc
cussOn.
The cholera question IA receiving good deal of earns
attention here Dr. George B shattuck 0f the 0te
and most prominent ply sclans, read paper lhuFS
day night before the Society of Arts upon lhe EtiooT
and PrOgress OF Cholera" II discussed aftsfws1
by DR. - H. Durgin, chairman OF the Board of Health,
Dr. Charles s. Mnot and Professor William sedgwiek
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
PHILADELPHIA.
SOCIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SOCIAlL EN NENIS-aMOSEMENlS
tPRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRfBuyhl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-Miss Lotta Wa
very much surprised the receipt OF the ring thrcwnu
her upon the stage on Wednesday evening Itisa very
valuable piece OF jeweIry. containing diamonds cap
phres and rubbes IL not until tho next day tha
she discovered the name OF the lady donor, and IA
obedience to her request declines 10 say who she is
Last evening the memorial window to Colonel Clement
Cornell Bddle In the State Fencibes Annory. at Broad
and Race sts.. was unvaied The Hon. George W. Bid
die presented the window behalf Of the giyers and u
was received BY the Hon. william ID. Kelley on behalf u
the battalion.
The Society st. George OF this city, at It's meeneo
Thursday adopted resolution Of thanks to the SOCIETY
Of George of London for Its presen<on of copyd
the memorial bust OF Shakespeare In Westminster Ah
bey. Mr. Lucas has declined denomination for The
presidency ofti society, aud Samuel Lees will probe
bly, be elected to that ofnce
All the talk Of Hve-cent fares on the eiy
railroads amounts to nothing. Tho board Il
presidents at their meeting this week
declined to consider the matter What may be done whsa
the cable roads get into operation II IL impossible 10 say
but the law to be very clear that using pnyt
leges they should lower the fare
Under the law there he political paradS
prior to the November election The law that Ten
days before election t0rcgbt processiOns must stop
is "a wise law aud was much needed Before II "sm
operation. fortgo three days preceding the elections
was with the greatest difficulty that RIOTS were pro
vented.
"Thc Queens Lace Handkerchief" II 20 be revived AZ
Uayeilys Theatre on Monday evening. II IL ctleciea
that this piece will three weeks when hwill he FOB
lowed by the now opcrn "Deselet" thls VIZ
brinEa now company including hisA lillinn POST ~
Wolf Hopper, MARK smith and W. " Hamilton a..
1olia ha4 plaJ oil to very large houaes All hough s
we,k. tbe produces NitOncho" Oh Monday night
The taltnuint rnfh AT Association have lnsi "foesa
IN lnitUnnt phfA hiUnlo group made Nv ihe o"imsa
nftiai RlrinllruAcr Ihn sub"ot " nom ev'lbet
lphiunnia ii ianfia" and fepinarhia otrafns hhi
p,nns b., tho aldo The whole i4 antniohhind ~
bsf uf Diana, The hlsr Wiph n fraa n made ~ Two
solid b0,Lr u granite bnwb Ia ihr shape ~ fountain,
with Walni l0Niug about ~ The total cost was FD.VVo
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
BOSTON,.
MUNICIPAL - PERSONAL AND SOCIAL :
AMUSEMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
lFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
BosToN, Oct 25.-The Mayor has sent con-
gratuatons the Police Department for their vgor
good Judgment In dealing with the OF italian labores
the water works on Wednesday. which threatened at
time to result In most serious consequences Along
with this he sent substantial testimony OF
good feeling by nominating for tho Police Commission
General Nathaniel Wales, whom he left out on the er-
praon OF his term The Mayor has not been grahed IN
his desire TO put Colonel Arnold A. Rand In the place
made vacant by General waless retirement AMI now
after deadlock OF nine months General wales receives
the appointment The General has been extremely popu
lar both In the militia and In tie Police Board and has
done good work In both.
Tho election OF Chief Engineer Webber by the Com
mssoncrs OF tho Fire Department Ia promotion on tho
principles civil service reform and gives general salts
faction.
The gaps Ia tho Fire aud Police departments are thus
closing up. What tho cheot has been upon the public