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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-09
Fast Time East.

pocconror by this line go through to East.
dSStLStlS eTn points Without any delay
caused by Sunday intervening. The Saturday after
loon train FROM Cairo arrives IN new York Monday
morning. at 1875. Thirty-six hours in advance OF
ny other route
~ For through tickets and further information
apply Ut Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo.
J. Il. JONES, Ticket Agent.
A. II HANSON, Gen Pass. Agent. Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-09
BOOKS

OF Volumes year. The choicest literature OF the
world Catalogue free Lowest prices ever known.
Not sold by dealers Sent for examination before
payment on evidence of good faith.
JOHN b ALDEN, Publisher,
? o. Box 1871 IS Vesey St., New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
HEOOEIYN.

Tho Metropolitan Gaslighi Company la, reduced
the prico of gas Consumers of over 10000 iot 2
mouth will gct u for ~ thousand next year, and
smaller consumers for ~ -.
The chime Of bells in ~ Marys Roman Catholic
Church at Contest and lamiit9n-ave., arc out OF
tune and lItl1aton over them is pending Henry
Mc~lanc, who was employed 10 put thcm ia ORDER
sent IN bill for y ,O0L OF this $4,000 are pad
and the rest is being sued for. II Is alleged that
the plaintiff guaranteed ~ make tho bells larmonl-
ous b { that they alo still ont of tune, and lie re-
fused ~ pat thcln ia order Hence counter clam
i set mp.
Iorcuzo Iinarc. an Italian. Of No. 90 Adans-'tr
rot porous plaster for his wlfcs lamo arm yes
tcfday morning, but did not explain a. her now II
was 10 he iircd Ia cure her lamcncss. The Ignorant
woman thinkinp il was medicine, ate il with CON
siderable difficulty. She bocame GorlonslV hrh ~
her stomach, aud an ambulance surgeon hclPou nor
10 gorge the plaster, She will recover
General H. T. Tracey il talked of lGr chairman Ut
the Republican, General Committee,
An absolute divorce was granted yesterday I"
Mis-. Ada t. Miller from kobol II, Mlllcr
Tho troubles 0l the Fleet street Ahlfan Moth
0dibr Episcopal thufch Wrr" altod ~ Tao my
Court Yesterday, uplu thr maulnmuH piorendlnpi
h,ouphi ht liishop hnne nnd tho Rev. { l. lirl
ben tnuual Tho RrY Inmea l'ryinn, who lnmiqlH
IA hullnp the pulpit after houg removed bi the
hHhOp $50 drrlHlun NHH trArhrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
NETWORK CITY.

Tie ship Fri King from London Yesterday,
brought eighty boxes OF blasting griatIne aud hfty
dctonators winch Will bc landed ~ Ellis Island
The second annual convention Of the Modern
Language Association of America viii be held at
Columbia College on Monday and Tuesday next
Al tho Third Ayennc Railroad depot yesterday
Robert CTothofs stabbed Patrick Gregory ~ the
hp. Gregory was taken 10 Mount SINAI Hospital.
The members of the Produce Exchange who wcro
given permission a. bid the old year proper fare
vol on the loor have concluded 10 conlne II 10 o
+" stag Jubilee
The managers Of the Fall River Limo to Boston
announce the disc0niinuuncc of Sunday trips bY
Tie steamers Bristol and Providence after this
month.
The first Of fonr entertainments for the organ
fund Of ST. Paups Church, fremont, Will DE gwen
tomorrow evening al the J. NJ &. A. Hal, one
hundred aud-seNcnt y-scN"nih-7I'
sKAiivG oN mn Gcr.
The snow has brcu cleared from tho Ice al tho
Manhattan Athletic Clubs RINK, tighty-,ixth IT.
and Eighth ave, aud there VIII bo skating TO-
day.
Ginf SYST 10 PRISON ron roCErnfCKiTG.
Iliga Jansen. n swedish girl, was discovered
while AZ Macy store on ~tXth-nvc., IN tine net Of
picking the DO hct II Miss Lookct, Of 81. klyn.
On December ! |. She waa sentenced ycstcTday by
Judge Gdcrslccve 90 AK months imprisonment
SKI 10 GrnNANY ron FORGERY.
Joseph Moses Bcrhcndt, who Kept a Wholesale
store IN this city. was Yesterday held by Commits
s0ncr Bct's ion eEtTad ton To Germany Ona charge
OF forgery. lie had been merchant ~ MarinOtlg,
Prussia, and waG accused OF forging notcs to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
emonni NJ ~ ye,a HUNDRED marks With The name ~
H. IlIOn In has been undrr arrest fni iWoiioh'lH

r. lIn' liz ins been iliher ailea for iwomoniha
rAiKba "a. lnt mrno.Nlllf NcuANot a..
Colonel T. ~ LIlllef Of I2wn' me,g'ib ~ w., w."
lied lia Mercantile fkohnnae yesterday hlln me-
ieass1 Tho nembofa ~ regard 10 iha Importance ~
he Wpd or N,E0,sG@, "" 2 i", ' lEe " ,eef
of Inc pIodnoofa of the Northwestern Htpies
coytn,c1a ron nriiptNd Az ArMohy.
The Annory Hoard Yesterday awarded mo , ron.
tracts ~ Nqik on the now A,moIX pi quo ~ az az
lows. lhe mnson work 70 Moran, y Armstrong
lol-$ioi iron work M,N wni"'y, ,Sih CO.
ajGUOO plumbing. John Rcnchan, 50 800; aud
steam heating, Gilia Gcoghchan, To,ooo.
WHY NHs. wALnrQN WAs nirohitp Mi~sNG'
Tho wife Of w. =; Wollron. who was reported "a, as
missing az Police Headquarters By her iancT.ih-
law Walter u. Wallron. real estate agent; living
nj No 225 East Sixteih st., early on "Wednesday
evening returned home later IN Inc evening Yen wi,
scncc WAS caused by the crow dcd condition OF the
store. in which she had been shopping
srnors l!I,Nrss o. TRorrsSoE pARnlliiNG,
Medical college, who has been IL since last Friday
with pneumonia. was IN q critical condition yeaiei;
day Or. Cooper his atien9i9g hhy5e,,an, s SAL,
iH"rc l. lhiic rhau.c Of his rccoyery. Many pAy'i-
clans called ai The University sad mode inquiries
concerning his condition.
C,Nvtctin ot KtttNG uig WlrE. ,.,...
rl'uck CayaaHE'i, Who vas ac l'ei o huulllpf
Is re. Uasc olNieicd yeHcldAf in tDc lplI' n
Geae Z, s1i,o.D,, ?. IFsSi MAX 's Ee5at,yiF
#4186.#s1Haa.7h i19.5t'1i.AAS
eFua.etle S.ff.f F.@'I srtsg Fggi
4, r3l oEa4M raIaaai sd.slNl &.II 4l3E
1Sssa gII4a1otIgi.,ifg, ,E1,gl .ign
all cir, mnre taW @lA0N whhbupnit iWi
talcs from ihc ANcruen the power pWlioaNY
Acl and Other statutes to rgnmto such ICES Ald
provides that no p0NnmOhor ~ sncn uIics shell
receive moro lhan three por cont inl'r'1l per wonlu
for each succeeding month on loans ol uol more
ihau + 80, thau TWO pes cent pat month lni the
fret n y months and one per cent POI month there
after on loans exceeding SlOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
CABLE RATES REDUCED. MI AROUND.

The uuauiunur che Commercial tahl" Company q
limos at % general reduction of 90 pcr cont from
previous rates wa followed yesterday hV smilat
reduction on the part of tho uIor companies. II
vas tcpurtrl that meeting uf tho unirrr ui tho
pool no7 was boiue held ~ Iuudon 10 srr hat
hmthri a, i1n should u" phou, lnt 900 iuloimai ion
"a tn tho result nf tho conference WHH received in
Wall ettrnt hnrutr tho rlusp ut hnaurae, trnrinl
Manage Mud. ui ihn commercial able Company
said eve have dome H much larger huamraa TO-
should ha,a far share, hu | dn hul THINK
chat oar company viii reduce IT. present rates
sinpN hrcausn thr other companies have mni lhom,
doprldent cable hcgVlfe and nf tho hItna ti.nr 10
make money nn ihe investment
The superintendent al the Western Union cable
line, remarked. " lhru company has talked
30 much about what il wa going 10 do that the
reduction seems rather ridiculous. The company
could not have mad, a smaller reduction without
risk of beng laughed at. II evidently couclndrd
that it could not make IA larger ono without losing
too much money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
LAST HoNoRs TO GEORGE G. LAKE.

The funeral of George Graham Lake, who was
nm over by a street car IN West Broadway, on
December IL took place yesterday at the Church
OF the Divine Paternity. The services were con-
bearers were Thomas Rntter James McCrecry,
Charles Curtis, Henry knickerbockei, FREDERICK
Baker and u. u. T. Marshall Among other
i. Romainc. William Monross l.. T. sherman D.
j.. Yomnans \. l.. Cort X W. strhbelgh, u. Il;
Holden. T.. -. Fellows, j. G.. BnnCk, tdmnnd
b. Garp.n,or The flowers were in side room.
The most Conspicuous ho,al emblem was. harm
presented By Emma Abbott. The burial wa at
Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
COYNTCTTCVT TOWNS.

Sot-ln NoRwAfK.-For the benefit OF tho hat
striker. II. Is. Woods specially company has been
engaged To make the tour of the State. They are
10 play first IN Danbury next tuesday.
ENFryIp.-Walterp easc, who died on Sunday In
his lOlst year, was buried yesterday.
HnlDGrPoRT.-lhc tax assessors have listed the
Barnum London Show at S250,o0O. Bills
amounting 10 over 500 900 have been Med against
The estate of tho Rev. Thomas j. Synnott The
estate was iuScntOiicd for about $4,000 less the
property lett by will TO the Rev. John ~ mott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

No eoIurloN or rnG rArLLIN MYSTERY

n Wnsi rpnrled IN Newark Yesterday mat Ilw
Gttnd jar, had found on indictment hIninaf vi
wand lnnp n billiard table iaphlinf, Tor the nui-
dor IT rhtbe l'nhllin On thh orange Mphhliih'
llupf hnH been known bY lho name OF h"Wli' iilh
d,Ie,tiyra have been hrtfrhing Tor nm eyer hh'n
thr rufnnsils iuuucst, II g. known llni llhHH ma
John van Niyo WoIu IA Paterson about Inc iiin' 81
tie mufdrt aud that lMeg Disappeared soon hll'i
wntd lila hnur ia iu iuit ,oNln where ln wa
tno,d hy directive, Ahiieiwt county 't"at, IT,
TOT Grove nild - IhWttL f"nufl"f f,ht ilht
that fha Officers Wrn trallt 40 hnhirl hnuliun ~
tho in1htoiy lhnn ~ the inquest ANA that ~" re-
rnitn ni lintutunn detectives ~ work on the ,nH'
hnowodi that thoso OH eta woe equally ut losA
Ion hnlniln dow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
Mr. TuOMpsoNs USE or DRUGS.
ApnlCfED ~ nNoNIDe ND cHL)NAI-WHAI W
TIIENps TH"k.

IIIENDS IHlfh.
The interest IN the di'apPeI r4nace OF ,hs h,s'
LAIN Rhev Th I'm l,on FROM BroIhl.n wa npi less
q ed Yesterday though nothing definite As 10 mo
cause of Ia, Sudden departure oI me- piophh'' Pi"'n
10 which ho went was learned lie nan hunoloH III
ycaIs from diaoTdcr7 growing out 81 importer h+'
non and iicguluT hJuthut NE. iHa1nlnld ll'Hhlr
him greatly That Ice grsorlcd 10 diuHr in 1ld'l I"
sleep an - cure neN"iHnr-, y hl"ll l,.h '' m"j
~ the habit ul uhinR bromide 81 p1'"hnlu'n anu
chlnIal lndiiic Ihr nuppnsii"il ohlnli Hiu'l w.
trray Nah Thai he tnnh an overdose 81 lnn lallr'
dlna on ihe uoiYlne u" ", w. 80 nu , W'''' H.,
nliurnrr llr irulNri6I huUrirulli W. hllih W.
uirnda Nhrlo hn Wua aud ihrn rubhblf lrWhlt 1
blp Indulgence IA iho lnWdinnh UluF Nh'n ",
oninn ~ hp hntnua hr wa tup uiur a. ah'I ~ ma
,n,,,lud fn 400 bach ana taco hl liinhlH,
and huliYH hiA bank hunl n his rnNhnl nov l',l
fidoihhlo anln dri,rulnlUF W. mn'mi 'u,T'"' ~"
lnni place ~ sooi fail lostn alton ~ h'illli
Nh ia ilun Hiid ton IWnIft uputi,fi WhH
thN last person Nhp hnW VI llnhpipl w wy"
hn, N mind seemed Ia be- nll iHhii il4upll h'
Nih tired IS hen be- pui ~ nv house, hhl lin ave- u
hearty luuri and auolri "a ollni lni Il thth
lnnrsI wnr lying un the table nnd h9 l""t u
npnnd looArl oNrfit lie frad hr cable l'lni nom
London, and spoke 0f motiins MI hlil ,t"hn Wh"i
he vas abroad lnst snnmtr. Noulno talked about
the Redistribution oil, and thrn dili"d ihl" pol
tic. IA $50 nfirn ,til Nhrn Together Hnl up uhiil
hail pnst I, | was welcomed about a. lofk bY \
Waterman and found VIZ lhon'rsn hhd n"t". J
started oui ~ anntch ~ him npd 10 HcN hiH lti"n1n
bat found no trace Of him ] cannot iWhFln" now
ho hanponrd tn have hil hiuh sbspl, with BIN in
.1riirv tiiy uno4s ho not n ilini high' Wbrn I'
hndo good bye to hi4 VIC. " 'n'' nor W'li
probable Tint ho criiod II al tho time. Ilo did not
draw quite So 500
Tho general opinion among tho mnuihcra ~ ms
church ~ that Nr. Thompson Wa not iusnu" heinlo
hn went away, lh' only strange act bo commit td
ia fine uulpif was IN spring. when ono evening ne
made u long prayer aud then preached run
longer pcr'non. After ne had preached an houi
some of the congregation rose aud went ont lie
stopped and said: "liafs right; 90 ont II lou
want lo. Hu must preach this .crn1n ail ont. J
never have had - chance 10 preach tull sermon ~
Al. han lts
remaining until lac finished the discourse, which
occupied $40 hours ana quarter
At the drug store nearest to Mt lhomp,on :
homo II was said that ho never got amy chloral
ihcr. lml lI.nmniliiN nnL hrnmilr u nul t..ImlD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

rtttAnrtu- Joseph lccney employed Of tho
Hinpcr Works WIS pniioted aud robbed by two
mcn ia torund at while gong hpmo late on lu's'
day niuhi
rAasAt, CIV John Ncyiaueh, uetmgn ehtds
rnei, iitinf neat tliiiuM riHilrd Ton hrWslhih on
Monday nNht with u lnnd 81 Christmas greene
ihr WAGON upn ditehnd nud piohrn op tho flh9h
Road and NryHurh lrlt mth ln charge OF me
load aud htarlrd bach tor another wagon lln
wandered into the lassaio RIVER broke lnl"ut y
Tho lea AMI was drowned lilo leaves Vile ana
UAD nllIllIlm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
REFUSING TO MPLICATE OTHERS.

Mrs Emma l.. Rich died OF Sunday AT the Long
Island College Hospital, BROOKLYN, from mapIac-
tee. Yesterday Coroner Menniugrr Laid the mat
ter lbeiore the police. Mis-. Rich claimed 10 be a
widow. thirty seven years of age, and drcssma-
ker. Her home, she sad, was III a small town in
tho interior Of Connecticut, the name of which She
would not reveal in her antc-inOv EN-
statement. NeiiheI would she name her ,edaccr
taking all the blame upon herself. She
admitted that she came Ia tins city for medical
treatment. She went 10 u midwife who performed
az operation. She would not nnpiicltc thu, woman.
Shortly after she came 10 TINS city she went 90 the
Dwincl House ia Brooklyn. She wan taken sick
last week and removed 10 the hospital. where she
rapidly grew WOiso Sh' was handsome, we'll
dressed woman, with sircaks Of gray ~ her hlir
Al the DWiur Hon e. ~ was said thlf on Monday
of lasi week TWO men and a woman came there In
u closed carnage Oae OF tho men engaged a room
for his wife and said thtt IA" would return NJ
latfI hour The woin an was assisted 70 the room
with spme dIn fulty aud Che two men drove away.
She soon sent for u doctor. Her nnme ~ believed
10 have been assumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
UUAT HryDREDS cAN TESTIFY TO.

j. ~ OConnor R,r0o county TrrlS 10 ~, 0n'r'"on Nfws
was born In the republic OF Texas, III ,li'
cou,ty ia 1882 aud have lo 1t my home cNcI blh''
snryed az Confederate soldier through the war, my
eti cot iiye the balance Of my days and 90 h.,n.
will further state never sought nor accepted an onl'' VII
the gift OF tho people. DO ever expect TO- do
And now sir permit mo 10 say thero waa numlnhlvh
Ina Texas I'm the late election. And II you VIII ,One W
my home you Gao save especially 20 tpe T. Nl" ,,
ncedeD your State tho suggested reVafd through le
slanderors and cowardly Governor And not one, put
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
LONG ISLAND.

NouTu UFNPsTF.p.-Dnuiel Sullivan Yesterday
rut to thr house Of his son-u-law Mathew CuIey'
as Lee alleges la search of his vile. dispute ~" e
and Curl,N ordered sui van out OF thc house whrh
thc latter drew "a revolver and hIed two shots AT
Curlcy one taking effect IN Curlcys abdomen III
dieting a. serious wOund
IArRUsu.-Whilc Carl Lott and his wiie were
,,fi,in,, n call at the house OF Peter Osman. at
Fistbn,h-ave and East Broadway, on Tuesday
evening. their horse AM rockaway, worth f2oo,
were stolen tail maA with griV beard ilid
and such man was seen driving the horse IL
f-ht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

uauiol Catnrnicr aud anuuol lIlnkcv, the election
ofliDoil wotc convicted yesterday IN tho Court ol
General So1ai1ns.
Mnyor Collins has appointed sixty-ninc ctizcns
10 inquire into Che sanitary condition OF the city
The Aldermen on Tuesday night considered the
olvisnLilit,.u granting license to sell liquor to
Charles llcnldc who kccps rum slop on lalisade-
ave. within fifty feet of the Wayery Methodist
Church aud referred the matter to the EAciso
COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

bunifsds eab stand 40 IN your dasp water ueBsaa.
s0Hs dlalini sgi toll fOn iaf ibhr, ne tenants hii
employees wnie1nounod That bet must VIE foi ret'hu
candidates ~ that ihet nnAl pnh iof nihei hbhhi "
thep Nd mol CONFORM ~ The edeia thus laaind
Now, sir, I fee 40 much ~ heart tho dtsipws'nr
nhpH4iihs ~ W tas ~ galveston ~ does nt rlinth ~
that city, and 0aim thni n is Tho central and natural
outlet fof Tho empire ~ empire states 40 well ~ Vastly
rslhnAitH ana wealthy regions contiguous, bnt must
toll sou that yDnf deep water bird RUes ~ tQ United
states Congress aided hy fon play over bachdbcd
tho American iiglii ~ franchise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
Run UIDNT 20 II.
r.el--Innlu Ia M.1lIa Efprt...

Fichrd up NJ me HHVH" FfPfe",
"My dear SIR said u venerable Ola gentle
man ~ convict IN the Pcnlteniiry II gIrycs me 10
'er van hone" Il grieye, mo TO be horo" responded
the convict with feeling ,,,..,,
1.-THE world lH fan ~ Opportunities Tor ihi'iiE'ns
vou,g mon IAn yDu II You would bat avail yonrHrll oi
ihrm n You hat let rum alone sul applied yonreu 10
Usursl yon wouldn't DO here now" 81 never diNhh -
drop Of quor no In fact ~ wnN too close "pP'
,utl1u 10 husnosf that brought me hero"
. An no." said the old man, sadly that IL nnrlly P"'
snlo what was the nature OF your busino,f ~ ""'
4. Ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
FURTHER TESTIMONY ON rESEmtNla'
oplNioSa or AAsiiAnY HrrtllNihNphN' wv
ryua ~ tnr iopdiHd nOrntH'

OriNiONH 90 HhsiAuf H'''''''''
pyua ~ fnr Lopdlsd nornta
rh, ,rone,nnnt lIonae ronmiaaon Yesterday W.
,,,aI a., statentnta iy Ut. w. Do u nav Wno
Ln" hoet annit1ty Superintendent FOR eleven l'hIl,
iIe etpininod tho duties Of he HnniihiE in.P' ~
aud policemen and answered. in'"' p"''''''
ing! ..., t,,.o, ,pd
todglng hnisos unless they are tall' uHll lo' i.,,
,,ni,i,,s nf nul.nnccs IN other hnildns7 l"ntmi
houses nrc ins pectcd at NIGHT n'uuIp; t md
i7l sneh houses iu The Guy n"hl WI f. suo,
plar"s chiefly In order make the lTonle,H,- Io
ci.cs of contagious ~ cfs All y. ii I'm case OF
ton OF the worst places ic''"i'' ''
Rre Tie isvs with reference to cellar occupation rs
my Whrn N" attention Of the Board q Health has hcen
called to the fact OF improper ",cufns' r,ra,t,d fo
tok amer such matters In -umc place l"' ''i1'1 @
up as som as yncitcL Then me Wnlh ,ir f,,dc and
Hj" nr-.. l,,. arrested ln most of the d'- itri'
ttrrc rc mo- ocllr. ,,cpicd at present el'hei "' '''
mems Hr Of , li m the present sanitary service
wh; mif.i 3t tfr f' in-pccors should ho lyon
some autao,li ov,! Doe sgi'nr rai, AK bo En-
ne ln.t' q M it" b, w 'fnr. Drd pnlcem,l Norl iu
1Y.EfrlgiI.. AR ifou bboaio e6H br.i AKA b
la1G 2..Neft ln.oih t5n,S'agnlj bgmii. lo~gn'Ale
Nl8 ll,.t .,lalfl rs ta'' '.#,h ';itA u
%4Bgg8iirgs3iss2t aas Hr taAath .na @ha., III
'g"ligill.l, NE1liis aI tiialASii lMa3I.
IN,aa,.ms@ &, HAWAII .A~taH S3%I Nv
~E lft.e,ri ,nll VIVA II, iidli del 4lf'a
%'Iil,,o'W I'll mM mIhu .il-oN omW.d rp
without SUIT unl ! lcrn iwl lN ~ ,N',,. ~ i3inF
t Tie attorney u np. huppond 1ilcu lnt' "l'N W"'nh
NJ Wa In.. .. f'r owner, ot trlcuru h"ITo NoNt w
varihy refused III I've thc u'n' 'ul lht .N WY ,.
rcpres1nici TO utn thu thc ogi'ism lhr H,tl NeI'
it, ootls and unnecessary, tu ORDER ln rrll" N' ''
,rs. nave Iu mud c.t,c- Wicic tiu', ln t"N"l w
diunu. associated win many tHrr' nl 9lNlH.t' ' ~,
uninuhtcl result could not hr reached lul" '' '"|
hrratcnc Ia ,acatr ne premises, when ine "son' cam
fnrw iul AID alt the WORK ., 49,. Ia ,,-..
"Cnn the o,crcroWdms OF the tenement houses Wv P'
vented = , . ,.,, ,i,, milo In
should say that oyorcrow!ns wa. Hol ''' rue ~
trurnru hpu-rs The houses themselves are 700 '"3'p
,ruwI,I to..thcr The remedy for lhit "Nl4 "'l, ~,
inc ,Stnbllshmcut Of laihs or squares lh sue"
tlr tenement house dt-tft4as Md ihr '" I'i' N' W
rroa,hucui of business I do not believe lH"' p''''
crowding can be- directly prevented Jog les''"u"h.
Eoplying 10 other questions Dr. Day sad le did
moi think that ar-shalts III tenement houses 'loui4
he covered NJ the top or that any alieihpl SN"ulu
be made Ia compel owner, OF houses I" h"fo
licensed ianitors. IL would be hardship nc
thought fo pass law for the ccmeni.hg OF All leH-
cIncnt house cellars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

If Associated Charities has become

The Bureau Of Associated Charities has become
Incorporated.
rho inancctors " tho Board Of Health ye terdav
fo,rd Tho body Of n colnicd child AT Ne. 1876
llowotd-st II had remained unhulcd about two
woke. aud the parents said that during thus time
the, had hocn tuiug io raise money to pay the eA-
tpurpa Of burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
WFsTCHESTER COUNTY.

YoNKTns.-iirs. Susan II. Neyins has commenced
a suit IN the Supreme Court Tor the annulmcnt OF
her marriage 10 William j. Neyms. They were
married lat February. in June. She said that she
discovered that IN 1873, her husband was married
in ENGLAND 10 woman from whom he has not been
legally separated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
ton


Tho modification for tho reduction made IN this
jipn IF maintenance e. in careful nnd very detained
i,phiei of the raiAs. inl twelve fraia connected WIN
tlrn and nls1 fi.in ttihis from the book oi me ION
tiilrr 10 ilrtr chewing thai the cost u FrrinE tho
t,tbs Ia iaia uhn rinsa ~ The trtm uf iay"i Have
ineira appointments nnl rni't Whrn thr inih9 N'ir
Mph sNtpl woe Pr il''t in, NNns sp''ih N't' t'l,h
diini,a na hrW tinter rn tho department rnA nat
~. '"' "i h,li n"'n l,nant NN az Ne' 7, M
1Ns nl inhri auna ihr last }tit was Ffuruli ntlns
Fhnuu mai ilnh Tue rne '"s ni A'.rlit ,' H'h ,'
lafr that tao idie ~ Whs's "il vac w"iR 10 70" u"'"
aaru. tarh 90 these Artis WHs substantially 'ht sn"'
III tho lia, roll 81 labor daring the winter m"nhs %"
that sufficient money Was drawn from thc ciy for ahni
duins tir lsi lesi al e hN'l '"l1 "l N'rs 10 NAY
tuplhl ti one nNh lui td.A H"i ''" "l' go , l',"
aud 100 ia al ii,ion TIN testimony Was not d7ped
B-fhs Council rcdtrns ne position II mas lahth
preparation should he made for this item unii a
thorough investigation has been nai6 u NE lea -
tate of these twenty three ana lw'I, .lonr NV
surveys and what more they are 10 cost IL was snow
IN this INVESTIGATION, md n"i diNpllcl, tHi but . I,
81 the 80 miles OF the streets planned lor hS,e WARDS
have been completely surveyed and mapped during inc
years It has been Ia progress that II has cost about
$}oOOOO when the entire district shoud nave D'th
completed in four years and AT cost OF not more thu,
si56OOO including the tax maps that The total ltneih
az streets completely surveyed and mapped curing me
last three years is bat about three miles which mas cost
sGs.0 at the rate Of @2267 per mile wnen IL was
shown that IL should not have cost more uiah @I-O or
100 mile ard that al the rate Of expenditure OF time
and money this work since the annexation II VIII re
quirc about seventy years ana i'oo3oo NOR 20 com
Chairman Of the Committee OF the Council Of Reform on
Department Expenses.
Mn iOfk, Dec. 20, 1854.
The Park Department was allowed $500, 500 for
1881. For 1855 il asked for 81, l4S, 500 In the
prov Sional stiInates the amount was cut down 10
S-76. 800 and II il not likely 10 allow much more,
Commissioner Coleman sent a communication
setting forth that IN yiNw OF The Threatened VISTA
ton OF cholera il would be advisable 90 allow his
Geparfmcnt $50 900 per month additional IRON
April 10 October 10 he devoted 10 cleaning the
streets the tenement districts i've times per day.