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FuNhOAAS DOWLING, Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF UN1MpRovED LOTS IN
SQUARE No. 674 BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST STREETS EAST AND AND L
STREETS NORTH -
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 29th day of
April, u 1881, and recorded IN L her 1902 atS1$
iollo 319et seq one OF the land records Of the
trlct OF Columbia and at the request Of the party
secured hereby we shall offer for sale at public
ton, on WEDNESDAY,, the TY.SEVENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ ,
In front OF the premises the following real
situate in the city of Washington the District
81 Columbia and known and DESIGNATED on the ground
plat or plan OF said city and being Lots numbered
O to twelve Q2) inclusive twenty nine GOD to thirty
seven go inclusive thirty nine $3.50 to fifty one (5D
inclusive sixty eight (6S) to eighty five (s5) inclusive
inclusive, hundred and thirty-three G33) to one
hundred and forty u4) inclusive and one hun
dred and sixty to one hundred and 1867
inc usve in subdivision of square numbered six hum
dred and seventy -four 64 made by Lorin NJ Saunders
and John w. starr and duly recorded in the Surveyors
Office OF the said District of Columbia.
The Lots to be sold separately in block NAV be
most expedient for the interest of all parties
Terms OF sale: One-third cash balance i'm six and
twelve months from day of sale with interest at six per
cent from Icy OF sale deferred payments or all cash
at the option of the purchaser Title or no sale
deposit OF required each Lot at sale All
convey ancnK and recording at purchasers cost The
terms of sale to be complied with in days other
wise the Trustees the right to resell at risk
aud cost OF defauting purchaser
MARTIN NORRIS r
FREDERICK B. MoGUIRE.} Arustees'
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FEBRUARY SCHEME.

LIST Prizes. slI0.4OO
Whole tickets. 81 half tickets. a. q tickets $50. IS
tickets. 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter or send by ex-
press Postal note orders So aud upward by e.prsss
can Dc sent At our expense. Address all orders to j.
j. DOUGLAS. Covington Ky f.tsv
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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IHk SCHOOL OF MODERN FAeIS-The yew Yorf
Times SAYS: Joseph Murray, aliss .Red Zoe .
a noted Newark thief. WIS lodged 10 iail xezrer-
day 10 await thai on three irdicrmenfa FIR huy.
gary found against him nearly a year aco Tbe
hgular feature OF the case Is tina: bench WaFrAufs
were issued Tor Murray, and siN Newark poliarmen
were specially Instructed 20 look out for hila and
yer he has al the time been plying his q de I'm
tnat clS without coming under the notice ef the
officers one charge against Murray is tl.sf -
mann, aimed school IN which he trained num-
Or OF BOYS for highway robbery and burglary. re
one ime, anc that rs fast as they Were graoaat.,d
he put thGm 10 work
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-. THE MISSING s., 530-The money which was lost
or stolen while in transit from Cleveland to the
United states Treasury was forwarded by the
Merchants National bank of Cleveland. The
money was shipped by the United States express
company to Plttsburg, where it was transferred
tn the Baltimore and Ohio eXnreSS cOmnanY.
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DR.. CHEEvERS ELECTRIC BELT or Re9enerstor
Is made expressly Tor the cure Of derangementl of the
provocative organs. Whenever debility of the sen.
eratve orzans occurs. from whateyer cause the con.
tln1ous stream Of ELECTRICITY permestinR through
the parts list restore them to healthy action There
Is mistake about this instrument Years Of use haye
tested it, and thousands Ut testified to Weak
Eess from 1ndiscretion incapacity. Lack Of visor
Do confound this with electric belts advertised to
all ills from head to This II for the ONE spe-
ched purpose For circulars giving full information
address
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT CO.
wssh
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AEAL ESTATE. No 20l5 STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to dated the 10Th -
day OF May, A D. 1888. aud recorded in Lber 1912 m
folio 435 ct seq, one Of tn land records of the Dis %
tr1ct OF Columbia will sell at public auction In front
Of the premises on MONDAY, THE FOURTH DAY
OF fEBRUARY, 1884, AT THE HOUR OF FOUR-ANDr
A-HALF O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described real
estate situated in the city Of Washington D. c. to wit:
Part Of lot numbered 35 in square numbered 90 Begin
Hing TOT the same at point on street northwest
IN said square; thence west 23 feet inches thence
north ~ feet inch to alley Is feet wide thence
east ~ feet inches thence south inch to the
place OF beginning subject to two deeds trust re-
corded in Liber 744 folio 800 seu and Iher O42
folio 49 ct of the said land records which
the principal sum Of $1,000 and interest the of
per cent per annum from August Goth, 1888
Terms OF sale: $500 in CASH the balance In six and
Twelve months with interest at eight per per
property sold all cash. at purchasers option de-
post OF S'o Will be required upon acceptance of bid If
the terms OF sale not complied with in five days after
DAY OF sale the Trustee the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur
chaser. All conveyanclng at purchasers cost
JaA-eo6ds CHARLES II. KNIGHT Trustee.
.,"THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
the THIRTEENTH OF FEBRUARY, 1884 at the same
feb5-eOts ~ C. H. KNIGHT.
~ THE ABOVE SALEIS FURTHER POSTPONED
until the SIXTEENTH OF FEBRUARY 1884, at the
same hour and place. By order of the TRUSTEE
1eol3&lo-T @ HARLES II. KNIGHT.
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

Sixth regular monthly drawing viii cake place In
COylngtOn ny,
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2STB, 1884.
LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING
Chartered by the legislature Of Ky twice declared
1esal by the highest Court tie STATE Bond given 10
Henry county IN the VI $1,000 for the prompt
paymsnt Of ali prizes sold
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Mr. DORSEY hL--Ex-Senator Dorsey Is quite III
at Welckers Last Monday night DR.. Bliss was
called and for while the case was very SerioUA
He Is reported better to-day, however.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THE ABOVE SALES FURTHER POSTPONED
until the SIXTEENTH OF FEBRUARY, 1884, at the
same hour and place. By order of the Truste
febl3&l5-2t CHARLES H KNIGHT
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TIE CREEK INDIANS, representing the two fac
lions, will have hearing before the Secretary Of
the Interior tomorrow, In order TO determine the
question of the uohtffu chief.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-18
Walks AND TALKS IN TIE CITY.

NJ T. Gaul OF Cleveland, who Is connected VII" '"'
Lake Shore Railroad but takes Her In theatrlcal man
apcment every season. said to mc: nave Deeh III o"
yort for q week business is terribly dull The thca
tres arc awful Why. went the rounds the 0tier hsh'
with friend Not "a house was decentiy well hiieu'
confederate Brigader" said to me recently
recognize that there questions Of decacy In the max
ing up Of a Cabinet which must be observed 1t WON"
hardly be the proper thing for General sherman 10 po
compelled to take orders from Joe Johnston as Secretary
of War General Phil. Sheridan would be uneasy WIN
irigadieT his superior officer. The Department o
Justice is constantly considering questions that Involve
the ri ghs and relations OF the two For my own
par want no Southern in the Departments OF war
Navy. Justice or any Confederate Brigadler III S any
might be- there by Of fitness and qualihca oh anu
all else but purely because recognize The necessity U
,r.tin he Modification OF the country and the com
pete unifcatiOn OF North ana South without iuF'hei
friction"
ExPrcsicnt Hayes sat in Of the Fifth Avenue
reading room the other day In chair three feet """'
sat a man who had received from him n commission for
on important office They might have touched ca'h
other vet the exonca did not suspect the identity
of his neiehbor until told him few minutes later De
q Howard formerly connected with the Customs Dc
partmcnt said of Mr. Hayes " There is man VINO ~
waiting for usticc. may be ten years, 1t may be nan
a century but 1t will eventually come The fca'oi"H
by which he turned the Southern States over
to local rule | deemed to he mistake, II
was ~ mistake | still think, hut he was thor
oughly conscientious and high-mnded IN Ms
acon and some day the truth will lee known that 1t Wa
mot n mere dckcr for power. | was with him on thu
ni,ht when hc told Mr Chamberlain would no Longer
snuort him as Governor uf south Carolina. He raW
ci war a.an imminent, and feared the country mlKns
hscne Nc Tcanilcd Between this evil and the one OF
nnktng concessions 30 the SOUTH he felt compelrl l"
choose Rather than distract the country he yielded
lndpc Cochran of Toledo said to mo: "I am In hearty
sVmpatby with the movement to base the membership
Of Eepnbcan clubs and organizations the test 81 tho
ballot How any Of cnsibity and feeling could ne
Sire 10 remain in Republican cnb after voting agilhtl
the nopusc OF the party, cannot conceive Iheto -
rerianly no other test on which snrh organizations van
he kcp together han that Of supporting the isiy Sc
lscted nominee of the party"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-18
HFDICO-LEG4L SOCIETY ELECTION.

The Medco- Legal Society met last evening,
Al Hamilton Hall, Forty and Madison ave.
paper read on What Constitutes NuSaaoo' W "
1amas n Cameron. OF Montreal. The Committee on
Suicide and Legislation recommended the collection oil
statistics on the number Of suicides In this city, now they
are disposed of and how far it appears that insanity
ia pleaded as the for attempts at suicide. com
munication was read by Professor Theodore Kuoou' Oh
Madness and Crime" which was followed ~ paper
bv Merritt Enger upon the same SUBJECT III was re-
solved that hereafter person be allowed 10 !olc or
officers who Is not present, except GO %
snnndents The following officers were elected ior the
ensuing year. President. Dr. Il. Ogden Doremus; Vice
presidents Clark Bell and Delano c. Calyn i
TlInger; treasurer, Dr. j. A. Irwin curator Dr a: H.
ihrari,p NJ T b. MESSENGER; trustees, r. Il. hinDa
and DR. b. Bradley; permanent commission, DAVID
Dudle YEied and Dr. Stephen Slnlth.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-18
UEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Anna G. Mead, daughter of Henry Il. Mead
vas married to L. " Van Ripper of this city last even
inc at the house of the brides father, No. 342 west
T,yentv tvninth-st The Rev. DR.. G. H. Mandeyile per-
formed the ceremony. The ushers were Thomas NC
Adam and George de Mott. The bridesmaids were
Miss Lizzie Kip and Miss Aggie Jacobus reception
was held after the ceremony and large number OF
guests were present.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis was married to Robert ~
Jones' in the evening, at the house OF the oride
hro,bcr No 14G East Sixty-frstst., the Rev. Hugh
Prchsrd ncrforlnjnp the ceremony. L. Williams and
Robert C. Lewis. nephew OF the bride were thc shcr
and Miss Hannah Roberts and Miss Florence Lg"is %
were the bridesmaids. The ceremony took pace
beneath floral bell and at its conclusion the marfeu
pair started on bridal tour.
Miss Emma Schoolhcrr. daughter of Louis School,
herr was married TO Henry Lissa, Yesterday at NO. %
East Sixty fourth-s The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Dr. Kohler. About seventy people were pres-
ent and enjoyed a super and dance after the cere-
mony.
Miss Belle Well daughie er OF Mr.. and Mrs Max
We'll was married to David llochsadtcr, at ,. IN III
the pnrlors at Delmonico's. The Rev. Dr G9stWe
Gottbeil pei formed the ceremony. over the 6rdai
pair hung three floral bells The ceremony was ioio"ea
by supper and dancing. Morris lOchstadter was the
best man and the brothers OF the puc were tho
ushers There was large attendance.
Miss Annie Iooms daughter of the late Harvey
Looms was married to Morris Belts of this city, last
evening at the house of the brides mother, No lob
sts,e-st. Brooklyn The Rev. Dr. r. :. Storrs per
formed the ceremony Langley Belts was the best man
and the ushers were Albert ii. Amrnidown George
barnes Gearge W. Moore. Edward II. Hank jr Dnu-
lev betts Walter Belts. George Belts,
and W. rHuilier The bridesmaids were Miss
Cora r. Belts, and Miss Mary H. LOOMS VINO wore
dresses of white silk aud carried bouquets OF lion Nene
roses The bride was given away by her dnc ce' !" ".
rIiuilier. and wore white satin robe with olocaue
train n tnllc veil. diamonds, orange blossoms anu
white roses The parurs were tastetuly decorated
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs Charles -.
Maroin Mr. and Mrs. Walter !. Hatch, Mf ana hiS'
1las Tautor tho Miss scss Ludlow Mr.. and Mrs james
L. Rennett, Mr. and Mira Ernest Keller, mrs. N
Marsh the Misses Marsh Harvey Losnls' Mr. a,an m1u
Mira VI " Mcfarland. Mira. stuart. Miss Nhcelock'
Vamnin J. H. Vanderbilt. J. H. Vanderbilt r." ~
Vanderbilt Barton. Robbins Bartlett, Mts, y, y
'rctiy the Misses Eldtidgc. Mr. aud Mrs ~ ~ non-
son u Kepplrr Mr. and Mia Lpzai, Miss jnlin W ihc-
hoaa, Mira John y Dufn. Miss Hart Mss Addic l,art
Miss lalnca. Misa t,os. Mrs, 4 hinson i1 Mi1'
NJ, a,'d Mia William IT, Dudley. the Rev. br. nhd
Mite \ g. IcclrAton. the MARes Ecccston' tho Mlese'
tairhanka aud Mr. aud Ms, Dwight Johnson
New-York tribune., 1884-12-18

CHARLES @. LINCOLN.
| Charles g. Lincoln, who died at his home, No.

CnarleS ". Lincoln, VINO dled at MS nome, NO.
80 West Twenty-seventh-st, on Tuesday was born In
Wilmington, w. In 1880 As young man he went into
the law office of o. I. Shaftcr, Of that place,
and later became student In the law oiioo
Of Trenor W. Park at Bennington In 1880 no
accompanied Mr.. Park to California and for about two
years editor Of paper at Marysye In that state.
md at one time member Of the California House
Of Representatives. Mr.. Park member Of the law
firm Of Hallock Peachy, Park Billings who had tho
settlement Of many OF the important Spanish land grant
claims and Mr. Lincoln became their trusted aud coniden-
a agent aud at time had charge or the celebrated
Marposa estate In 1863 Mr. Park returned to his home
at Brnnlngton Mr. Lincoln accompanying hinl Mr.
Lincoln then made cashier of The First National
Hank ~ North bennington, which position he held until
Mr. Park came ~ this city and became actively engaged
railroad and steamboat enterprises Mr.. Lincoln also
came here and assumed charge OF Mr Parks confidential
business,
Prom the time OF Mr.. Parks death Mr Lincoln aid
not actively engage IN buanoss until tho recent
reorganization Of the Eric Railroad, whom ho
bccamc its treasurer lie had large circle of friends
aud was well known IN tho financial circles ~ this city
lilo wm promncn member OF tho i3tos cub being u,
treasurer III. officers ~ tho CLUB viii attend tho funeral
which takes place day ut 10 o'clock NJ hs homo Thv
Rey. Dr. Hall Will conduct thu services Mr. Lincoln
was never married and has no relatives nearer than
nephew. who yes In Vermont. Tho burial VIII DO NJ
Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1884-12-18
DIED.
pFACfr-At Illon, ". ,

pEAcm-At Ilion, N. Y, on Monday December is Nsily
William %h,'.n,s s,"s y rrss,Sa siS mon anu '"''"'''
Fssors I 5or her fathers residence at o'clock M rhsrs
y. '9 h's city, s"s.o n'ss%Ssr n.Ss .s
Nv, Hayden, .. u, formerly Of boston, Macs
p.fA a.. .iss sn sc".S S.y .aS nsSs sGS Ss
%cfs., ps q. ssa Mss;
rsssrs private,
as widow 3, ,aS s!G ,,%s, sa,,r sssS % yessss
DAY. 18th inst. at o'clock pm
uAMMoND-ln this eiiy Wednesday. i7th lnst. cyru
Notice VI funeral hereafter
dillon w.dnssaay. December ~. co,ns,a ,winifrsA
Notice Of fnnsral hereafter
nILOn Tuesday. December 10. 1854. John Hili sss1
Funeral his residence 5oi Hcksst. brooklyn -
rrsaS are ssa u. not to .eaa flowers
A. "is ss e A.sn On pss%0'f "
Funeral residence Of centef and Huri.
but sts oIanss on Friday December 49, at O'Clock N
LINCoLN-on Tuesday. December H. Charles O. Lincoln
Fsssra fiom his late residence 81 27hst Thurs
rf...: H., esssTS. sis as:p.etiay I'll aS 70 ,avcd
Interment In Greenwood Cemetery.
Hbx III t. s safa n ray
wife Aususto RaYpaId tho 2ith Of her sftsrs
Fsnsra on her late residence 4o 7oast, Friday.
sEYMoUR-At Mon.clair n. J.. December II. Charles 81
John seymour
Notice funeral hereafter.
SMITI-At Morrsania. n Y, December l5 Geor ia O.
Smith, youngest daughter OF the late Chandler smith
relatives invited to aond the funeral sor
vices at St. Paus Church MashinRtonave. and istsS
Central MoIrisania on Thursisy, December Is, AZ IL
Trsin ayes Grand Central Depot 1898.
SPIES-On Wednesday. December IL. sarah Ann Coivil
Morrison. in the 7ith year OF her ago.
friends invited attend her funeral ON
Friday December 49, at IL O'clock, from her late
residence, No. 80 East 2lstSt
Friends requested not 10 send howers
STOw%eine3tay December H. John E. STOW, In the 6sth
year OF his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
TUCKER-On Tuesday evening December l6 Hubert Y.
W Tucker in the 30th year OF his age, son OF John u
Funeraf ON his late residence 5oh-st,
morning ut 10 O'Clock.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend
Kindly omit flowers.
Walk NSEBtered into rest, In the i7 OF her ago
Ga. wife u the Wilbur f. Watkins, d. ID. and
dau ghter o tho Late -churcnan Halsead
Funeral at the Church OF the Holy Trinity, Madison
ave and i2dst, Friday, December ~, at III a. III
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
Kindly omit nowers.
wARD-on Tuesday December Is. OF pneumonia Ellen vito
o. d. w. G.. Ward
Friends are invited attend funeral services at her late
residence 81 West j3ds this ihnrsday December is ss
o'clock IN.
Kindly omit novors.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-18
THE LATEST CITY HALL SCHEME.
AN OBSCURE sHOP-KEEPFR ARRANGFs TO suPPLANT
MIR THOMPSON WITH LEVI NJ. BATES
uLo C;ty UolI noliticinus had brand new

AN OngCtTRE SfOP-kffPFR ARRANhfS III S'fil'hNi
MIR. THOMPSON WITH LEVI NJ. BATES.
The City Hall politicians had brand new
sensatlon Yesterday II given out with much
torv that tbe Mayor had determined to send In to the
Aldermen on Saturday tho name Of iepnbhcan tor
Commissioner of Public Works. and that the helupo,
and Tamnnry Aldermen would coniirn MIN OH nn"' ~
was said that the Republican Aldermen, or at least
NIcssrs slyles Pearson and Miller, had gone 10 u'
Mayor and told him they would support the gentle
man cntoned with many inuncions OF secrecy, IL
was given out that Levi W. Bates was The man. ANA t'
the Mayor had received letter from MI Bates
expressing willingness to he cahui"h'e i"r
tho rlscr II was also declared that a meeting
f busincss men 10 xpress their approval o Mr Bates
as n candidate for the position would hc held to-day
There was lust faint shadow Of truth I'm the story
ON TUESDAY Norlcu schd. who keeps small shop iof
the sale of acrs rhhons etc. ut No. "po seventh aye
called ON Mr. Bates. snd that lac was one "i thr cu'u
mos uf the lrn of which that gentleman - tr srnl
mrmhpr and that win the pl"o7'"n "i sn"rhrtP'! '"
ha Mn,n, WAS IN somewhat oi dilemma hy iraH"n uf
the Aldermen tuiuaine tp c"hhlhi r'n'fM ~.
M, lnte4 10 nllow tho Mayor to srnd ~
his maine To- the Aldermen Nj llhcs informed hla I'l
in tho esirni of his nty, ho certainly cend ne" iah'
The rnool II were lonlrrd nun AZ, w,' ", H1'p" r
onosted ST. nnloa 10 nay nothing nhuut The main ana
dv Inc woni-ir slaresnan called on The Mayor bnl
before aacng him he asked hey,rAopnlltan Allrlnrh
whrthor ihcy would Non Tor Mr. bates II hr was noi
mated on Saturday, All declined 10 c"lnn'i
iIenselves hut each at once pIoceedci
tn teu his nrighhur win an injunction ot
secrecy of the scheme which tho Mayor had devised TO
me MVvor listened 10 hs visitors proposition, but de
cnrd 10 say what hc would do. Returning to Mt bates,
The envoy extraordinary informed hn mat by lo"he M
bis name 10 be used he would confer favor on tue
Mayor and If confirmed he could hold the place Tor
short time and then rcslen and allow me Mayor louP
nniut n democrat for the remainder Of the Term Mt.
Rates declined in the most percmpOry naint 10 ,an
ddatc for Public Works Commissioner Mr. Norden7chn
H. NOT known ns politician outside OF his election diS-
trict. -. ,......,.o.tou Go iot
Geurr,I Poftcr's name remain before the AldHrhleh
until il IL confirmed or rejected ill.
Scveral of the Republican Aldermen met informally
Yesterday and decided that General Shaler wOud pc he
most available candidate If q Republican sh0uu oo
-.tcctcd hy 10 MlyOr,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-18
rHHoUGn YEw.rORK STATE.
THE TENEMENT CIGAR LAW.

TIE IENEMENI NlNhN bNN'
AN ARGUMENT on i1s INJUSTICE ny WILLIAM NJ
EvARIs
IRON r,ll nrouLAa CORRESPONDENT or rur rnInusE.'
ALBANY. Dee i7.-Willam NJ. Evnrts mado
an argument In tho Court OF Appeals to-day, for tho
purpose showing that tho law fofbiddihs tho manu-
facturc OF cigars In toncmcnthourc In unconstitutional
Tho test oaso was that OF Peter Jacoba nrrcsiod IN
Now York. charged with breaking tho law psiie'-
Attorney Olney OF NcwYork defended the law ana mr
Evarts. Aaron J. Dttenhoofcr aud Morris T. Wise
appeared counsel Of Jacobs Hr Evarts argued tht
not only was tho law unconstitutional but II did not
apply toNew York through neglect toepoa tho tenement
house cigar law OF 1888. District Attorney o'hey
caed surprised when this latter point was made his
argument sup port OF the law chiefly was that IL was
needed sanitary measure. Mr.. Evarts III r'PH
said:
Well what about the public healthi DO we mean that
sanitary condition which e searched for because
it extends disease because IL Is nurse oi ihoo ,t
the handling Of tobacco and the SMOKING oi touo, I
not in its nature at least ar ipc hos OF
vessels, but far better form or iunigailon tu,n any
orderly enactment the law should have read thus: An
act prohibit the Manufacture o. cigars and the
alton OF tobacco in any form in tcnenent-houses IN
certain cases" That is what 1t ought to have sai.
That s all 1t did But they must put IN az e' y, ,hc m
rich and the Law of the poor is that there sS! oo 10
legislation for anybody. any class that snai usp
This law il an Interference with the liberty Of men Under
preience projecting the putlic health me
is not set forth in the utle. Read the aot without
reference to the tito and see what that legislation IS
n nronbitsrigar making IN any building occupied az
residence IL may be all that man has got ne is so
1t to support his family IL Is not az uhawul ~
The says II he cannot hire work room outse% % ~
his home he shan't work homo TO protect his vie ana
children from poverty. The United staIeS sa!S VA, %
every nidug In which H. manufactured shall
bonded. That IS the they cannot miro room
outside The object OF the state law Is 10 locc ,oI
into manufacioes. The public health Is not rr"teIut
80 far as manufactures are concerned Ihe p.i"o
morals not protected there No sanitary pfec''o"'
are taken in ihOss buildings. " ,,,t..
The laY is a suppression OF common right Eiulmy
is the law for all OF that there shall be no ch"s eS
ation No one must be deprived OF rights common w
all That does say that there cannot he some rSu
atior but there be clear evidence thut ~ Is NOT IN
nrcoachncnt upon the rights Of all Ih!s !aw.s such
An en-