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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

of y. o. Brady. has had Tho degree Of doctor o.
medicine conferred upon her by the University o,
Paris, France. Miss Brady had previously received
from other institutions the degrees OF bachelor OF
arts. letters and sciences.
Wufrr PLAtNs.-Joscph Lys, who died q few
months ago, left property valued at over x2OoVV.
He bequoathed 10 his wife-bis second one-all hIs
estate real and personal but by c0diotl nc leit
u small house aud lot TO be applied 70 the benoht OF
the children of his only child, daughter. whomar-
ficd IN opposition 10 ha wishes, and was ignored III
hs viii. Tho daughter yesicrdny appeared before
Surrogate Coffin, with hcrcOnnsol. Mnftln ~ h'oPh,
Ia contest the will on the ground that her intn',
was not Of sound mind when ho made the VIII ana
that the second wifc had cKorted an undue ihlu'
cnce upon him.
SING StNG.-fhc clothes which the snppoHcd sui
eide, AHbnry Iinrgor, who disappeared on July y.
said that hc would place under n cherry hGo near
Cr0tOn, were found. by "A trhckmai' bhiRoi
body has not been found, although coroner llyhtt
has had the river dragged fOF H. From letters whch
he sent to he coroner announcing his intention
drown himself Is elected the fact that he had been
mpOrtunod for money from Jennie lihVls', Oh
Browstcrs 10 enable her 10 complete her edhcatlon
and that he had been Tilted by another woman.
Whether his intention of self murder is lues az he
IS said 10 have borrowed money from lrlchdS vi
wle thcT he was in earnest IL unknown.
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WHAT ~ GolNd ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth rark races. 2.3O r. m. 60,
park department inyestifhilOn, supreme court
IIot Reference case before Referee cole, II A. ~.
broadway Railway Commissoncrship hearing supreme
Court ,..,,.
poolsellcrs' hearing, Court ~ fetHonH' bt"oADh
Meeting OF the Clearing House. ,..,,
New Yorh Loan aud Improvement company H'"'A
holders annual meeting. o ,,.,o,,.
Orgln1aiirn Of blaine and Logan Club, Coroners
Oncc, Brooklyn. 49, ,. H..
Reception To inc Rev 4. NJ. Deems, Westminster rr's-
10y tcrian thurch. y. N. . $3.50. ,,,,
Excursion to mothers and children ~ ~ JONI '''
Reunion of lGJth Regiment, Union Park, H. H.
Arrival OF Toronto Lacrosse Team. - -..A
New y Ork brooklyn championship DascDall ""'Vn'
Washington Park D. m. ,, % . -,
Music N Iiltcry PARK by Goth Regiment Band p m
Society of Amateur Photographers, No. l,2d2 Broad
4. n.
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4 FLNuNol-lNr rILN ~ HoADLE


nom mo tirluntf 'u1
ttpldl, T. the most litu1ut WIu iu American politics
r., .ill lot toiut, In hit o,ontld hiuntNt Au old
time Abulililual, ho WA - prominent Wlu iu tho Tee
publican revolt against Grant iu lNt". The to'olirfa
didn't nominate tho mun hr waited, 80 lao tr,uliod
nunus the tcNoltoiH pud Turning douhlo back aumor
auult, landed right la tho Grant olmp, from whence ho
had gone forth tNo months hrinrr u open brlhon
week. after having denounced Nuut zap hin and down
dale, ho mndo splendid speech supporting him, which
rightly called forth the ohocrH ot truobluo Rcpubi-
cans -Four ycnr- from that time bee Wa. pleading for
Cruniu's nose before the Electoral Commission, aud
fmr Years later stll hc was presiding u, temporary
chairman In a Democratic Convention that nominated
ru old time soldier for the Presidency who Thought the
tarn u local issue merely. Could anything hc moro
pIutc-que than the hop- of tins eccentric child of
pcuu,i And now ne aspire, - be the Moses to lead
The National Democracy into the possession OF the Post
Offices OF the land. Who suppose, tho Democrats of
Indiana, of Jersey, of New York. could ind anything
cnyeunu in such n leadership What would John
Kelly say What would he do What would Tom
Ba,ard think whcn hc heard that th- new recruit
preferred O. him, the veteran and SCARED loader J
What would John Carlisle do, aud Morrison Talk
about the revolt from Blaine! 1t would Ice Nhays re-
bcon compared with the struggle tor the preservation
of the Mon 10 the Democratic di.aectiou. And yet,
IA CLEVELAND ANY better than lIoldNt Is he half as
GOOD Has ne ever shown than the ability to
"A small town on the banks of Lake Eirf Can he point
10 any such party support ma h, own state As lies be-
hind IIoadlyl Truly the more 90 Tho sun pondcrs
these things, the distressing does the Democratic
situation appear.
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NAptsuN.-A lire was discovered Ia u. J. Dun-
cans drug store at $3.50 u. NJ sunday. Inc loss ON
the binding was HiOO ANA uh the tohl'hl' Pl,loo'
fully covered by insurance.
WYcKoFr-A remarkable cyclone visited this
place saturday cNcnhE' II picked "ui J"uh nam,
tWruty-O trees, the entire number but ala niue
damage outside of the orchard.
GErKNwooD LAkr.-NE Iibbjtts, of Nontclair,
was drowned on Saturday while trying. although
ne could not swim to save his brother, " no J !d
been taken with cramps while bathing. he
hotels have been crowded tor nearly week, and
many transient visitors have had to sleep IN rail-
PNIfnsov.-As Samuel Cook was passing the
house of Thomas Dale, age litiytour ol No: Rrcr-
sou-st., he heard a chlld's screams, ana bursting
open a door found Dale IN a room with lIIle Mott,
"A httle gIrl of four wears, living next door. Cook
took Dale who was intoxicated. to the police
station and Recorder GIraycs after examination
man. q weaver ami married. When the officer won't
10 his cell 20 take him to court he found the prs
oncr preparing to hang himself with his su,pcnderS.
WtEuAwKrN.-As promised by the receivers the
West Shore paN-car started yesterday To pay tho
employees in uil tor all arrears OF wages mp To June
o. the date of the reccvershl). In future payments
viii be- made in the usual manner. ahout the middle
of the month. The receivers say that On" men nave
been patient and that they have had NO trouble at
any tine from those regularly employed some men
wi were d ISrhaTgcd about the middle ot May, ana
were not paid by the company, and VINO were re-
ally suffering, were somewhat noisy, but nothing
serious was apprchendcd. The return to regular
payments and the payment of back wages nave re-
moved all symptoms of dSaiiectlOn.
HoBoREN.-Poope are complaining Of the Hack
ensack water which they declare /, unfit for drink
ing purposes About two years ago Hobokcn be-
came dissatisfied with the quality of the PdscaIc
water with which il was supplied by Jersey City,
and the authorities made contract with the Hack
cnsack Water Company Recently q dis2sreeable
taste and bad smell have been noticed IN the water.
Mayor Iimkcn declares that II IS not even nj TO
battle in AZ the smell clings 10 the body for several
hours. nnd "a slcksniug odor pervades the house.
ChIcf Engineer Brush, of the water works, attrlb-
ute. the present condition to the recent heavy
rains in the Upper iIack"uslck. whence the supply
i drawn and SAYS that in few days IT will again
saws that great deal of tho sickness I'm the city Is
due to the water, and urges that something be done
at once TO remedy 1t.
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CnARGE AGAINST M. GROSS DISMISSED.

Justice Smith at the TombS Police Court yester-
day conducted the examination in the charges
made against ex-Adcrman-atla large Magnus Gross,
president of the Excelsior Gas Light Company.
The complainant was Matthew j. O'Rourke. He
is a stakeholder of the Excelsior Company and
based his complaint, which OF grand larceny.
on the allegation that Mr. Gross unlawfully issued
certain shares of stock of the concern and disposed
of them approprating the proceed, to his own use,
William s. hubbard and Il. ID. Perry, secretary and
treasurer of the company, gave testimony to the
effect hat the accused presidents action IN regard
to the issue and sale of the stock was authorized
by the stockholders at regular meeting, regularly
announced at which contrary 10 the complain
ants declaration. MIR. GOss only voted on the mum
The proceeds of the sale of the additional stock, it
was shown, were lcgtImatey devoted to the BUSH
ness of the company. Extracts from the minutes
of the meetings of the stockholders. lat which ii
resolved to increase the capital stock and entries
in the books of the company, in corrobOrati0n of
the testimony adduced for thc defence We're placed
in evidence Justice Smith dismissed the com
pIuInt
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LONG ISLAND.

FfusHiSG.-Thc G:O5 p. m. train from Long Is and
CITY Yesterday, while crossing the Flushing
Meadows, struck Edward Kenny, boy. who was
on the trcstc works cutting him all 20 pieces Ken
nv was walking along the track with compan-
ion named Brennan. and on the approach of tho
train got out of the crOss-tles to escape IT,
PArCHOGUE.-James V. Kirby, of No. lO3 East
Twenty-ninth-st., New-York, Mr.. Bosig, of East
SIxtecnth-st., and four others were upset In the
boat Cly tie on Saturday night Ia the bay opposite
four hours were rescued In an exhausted state.
LONd ISLAND CIrY.-Justico Cullen Yesterday
rendered decision In the contempt proceedings OF
Anthony ). Woods against the Police Commission
ers The Justice granted the motion of the captain
for reinstatement and gayo tho Commissioners hYY
DAYS n which to carry out tho order of the General
Term or they will bo punished Tor contempt,
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AN OVERLOADED STREET CAR.

A man on tho sidewalk in front of the Post Office
Yesterday morning who waved his hand to the
driver of Fourth Avenue ear al ,rIcted much at
tcntlon He was dressed i'm q travelling suit of
gray and wore a hat of prodHous dimensions. He
was So tail that his head and the roof of the car
were Just on a level when he walked ont into the
street aud clambcred aboard. II was only by bend
ing his knees until they nearly touched the floor
that hc could gel IN through the door When the
car reached the Bowcry il was surrounded by
crowd of boys who yelled at the big passenger I'm.
III they were hOarsc.
Jimmie. git ontor lie big Goliah IN dc kyar"
shouted one of them 10 his mate.
said another
- knowd it was jumbo sung out a third, way
iug his tattcrcd hat.
Carl Goshen munlcd his face with handkerchief
a few sizes smaller than sheet and then g.grod at
the boys with such a breadth OF glare that the
frightened urchus fed.
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rorRTu OF JIIY LIGHTNING.

Nis. Gc4ncr, who Iiyc9 m a tW0-slOrY P0use NJ
Manuel Rucklaud County. \. =, was sitting In her
Kitchen with her babe In her lap last Friday even
iup when tho heavy thunder storm struck the town.
Whlc watching the lightning which flashed into
the room through the windows q ball of fire sud-
denly nnucnted u front al the stove lose la her feet
The ball was of n vivid brlllaucy aud mado NOISE
like a mmmiup top Mrs. Gcaurr did not moyc
although thoroughly Enlightened. Moment
later ihc ball exploded with aliRht report hut did
mo- injury either Ia thr mother 81 her child or the
furniture m tho room In room uu the next
stand had been shattered several persons who
visited the house the next day and mudo an cX-
animation of the place were nm Iblr e. ind whore
the ball had entered the building IL ia supposed
that # cnmo down the stoyo-pipp,
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BROOKLYN.

Charles q. Bowers secured an absolute divorce
from Alice ". Bowers yesterday.
John Stoddard, age hfty-scycn, yesterday sought
admission t. the almsh0u,c lie said lac had two
SONS. one policeman aud the other IL fireman, but
that neither was willing 10 help him.
The body Of Theodore Bycrson, of No. 4 Beach
place was found IN the river at the foot of
Ferris st. yesterday. He was II lghtcrman, thirty
seven years OLD. and had been missing since satur-
day.
A scaHold fell from the fourth story Of Nos G5
and 81 Centrc.st YESTERDAY and Patrick Donlon, Of
No. 1876 North Portland-ayc., William Conlon, OF
No. ! North portland-Gge., aud John OAlara, OF
NO. 1870 DokGlbaye, were seriously Injured.
Elijah Lewis. Of the choir Of Emmanuel Baptist
Church In 81. Jamcs-placo, dropped dead whIle
singing on Sunday night. lie had long complained
OF pam about the heart. Ie was sixty-7cyeh Yeas
old and lived at No. 100 Montaguc-st lie leaves q
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TUO BOSTON JIDGES.


A Boston judge upset whole courtroom Of
LAWYERS the her day 6y an unprecedented ruliuy lie
Was listening one morning for an unending time, to
testimony, good, bad aud unreliable, IN regard To the
width of a certain street In the midst of The matter n
recess WAS taken, and the Judge disappeared When the
court reopeued bc took his seat ami prepared To listen
More called to testify ct aud inches
INN me Iudrc waved hls hand You needn't say any
thing more about the width ~ that street ! know
a gbonr H. I've been out in the recess and measured 1t
mys,fl" There's another old Judge over IN East Boston
VINO iuyarisbl follows tho same plan " ron needn't tell
,r ,uytbing about E,t Boston, he said tho other day.
" rye lived here all my He, ana know a. much about
every inch OF Il as any body guess
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H0v THE RlorERs wERE TEMPTED.


FTOIV me Y NITfNUW Lf'IfV,
There Is a good story told by an eminent
member Of the BODY of her MaeSys lea. advisers about
the conduct Of crowd IN certain dsoidcrly district in
the North country. II seems hat there riot OF some
kind and the police sly handled and number
of the rioters were arrested The defence Of these rioters
ingenious. :" 1t il true, gentlemen OF the jury said
the counsel for defence that no defendants did Use
scdous language that they did throw stones and lin
ways ipcs and couduce to breach of the peace.
ut then ii must be remembered after ALL that they
forty one, and were sorey tempted instantaneous
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TIE ABSENT PATERSON CITY CLERK


Nonews of Hague, tho missing city clerk OF rat
crson. was obtained yesterday, The Aldermen hlo'
last evening. The Mayor gave notice OF the suS-
nensiou of Hague, and he was cited TO APP
pear The Board voted to meet again Oh
"Wednesday night and investigate tho charges
against Hague. message from Mayor Earnest
intimatcs that two members OF the finance Com
mitter had known several weeks ago that Hague
was short in his accounts. This allegation was re-
fcrred to = special committee of three after all tie
mcmbers of the Finance Committee had Indignantly
rcpcllcd the charge. Isaac A. ewis the expert made
n partial report showing nothing new IN the ng-
ures regarding laguc's dcfalcation, but hintlng
that further disclosures were probable. Inc Board
voted 10 uplOy Lewis 10 cX mine all tho c'ty >
accounts for the past twelve years:
llague's associates in the Peoples brewing Com,
panv, of Newark of which he was secretary ana
treasurer now assert that the books OF the concern
will show a defalcatlOn of about SlZooo on lnf
part of Hague that he collected that amount ahu
rave no account of 1t, and that his perSlStcni re-
rusal 10 render an account caused his removal from
The office of treasurer AZ the annual meeting on the
first of TIE present month, whcrcupon he dsap-
pearcd. If the statements of Hague partners are
true his total default 20 ne city. the brewing conf
pany aud personal fTiendswl!i reach about 4-0,oOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-08

NYACK-Commodorc william Voorhis has sold
his house tho finest IN the place, TO Nev-lorker
The Republican Town Central Committee WIN meet
TO morrow and issue a call for the organization OF
Blame and Logan Club
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SHIPPING NEWS
SnifTINb NfsV''
PORT OF NEwIOlvK ........... MONDAY JULY 7, IL

PonT OF Niw.YOlsK .MOSDAY. JULY 7, 1854
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gelert Ger Kopn Hamburg Juno ~ with ndso
and passengers 10 kuuhardt 60. -, , -, ., .,, ..
stag tBrl. Adams, l1O Marina juno no WIN HUN
10 order, vessel 10 master
steamer Ionots Br. Jonrcys RIO Janelr0 ~ days "'h
cOnco 20 order. vessel 10 Iusk ~ JeNous
soamer Clement Br Burley Para ~ days with mdso 10
Booth & Cor vessel 10 Busk Jeyon-, ., Al,
steamer Kanawha Greenwood Baacoa = days with FRUIT
~ IL DumOls 1870. a.. o.. 49,. a An ,.,,,,
steamer Unto (Br ITlhns, Belts Cove NF days. Win
coppNl " DOnl, PaIsans 20. yesscl " maaIet.
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the steamer would be saved a part OF inc caigo
was taken of on lighters Mr. Young, OF snnpsoin,
Spence q Young agents If the steamship b'nco,n
City. which went ashore ut Isaac Harbor' NoNs
Scotia. on Sunday. said yesterday:
The Lincoln CITY hiss got OF all right ana naS eOnp
10 Usat She was the frat ship for ts polt o tuo ~"
direct swedish line. Two vessels of ne aan" o hict
ain, adv been 10 BOSTON. IT. intended by thl1 lr, i
Ia owned In England, 10 rim vessels from 49,. n, =,
tetnsley 10 Boston and 60 this port IhlH was VIZ m
,rip OF The Lincoln ~ and sho was nut rather ouh ~, n
than We r,recicd. suppose that she WI" putting NV
Halifax fnt coal when she ran ashore
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yHY HER LIPS WEIR Warm.

From me Toronto Giohf
any darling you never have kissed me yeti
be said.
Haven't / r. she answered. with gurgling laugh.
'Sevcr" lie repeated, "and wish you would now.
VIII youW
she did
IAN" he sighed. how sweet II IS 20 feel the pressure
OF your warm lips on my check 40
''Do you know why any lip, are so watmT sh2 asked.
"Bccsuse-because" lie stamWered.
- Because" she broke In, "nO ice-crean mas passed
Oh en- for ever long
He took hint,
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hoici-Count and Countess &c MOI
dan. of France, Jamsa cldsn, ~ syracuse ann w. Vs.
1ahc ~ csdsnt Of The Chicago Rock Island and Pacnc
RAILWAY Company ...... Hm A,enn m2o oaraon
IrancIs Adnma Ir, Frederick L. Amos nhd " no."on
Dsxter Of osiri nnd oN ConFrcasmnn FREDERICK m,i'r
Of Connecticut . NOc iorh Hof,i-t oOveinoI W
lam Niken of Roulh Carolina. 4 10 mdFh hWH
limited stnioa District Judge llonfy H. rown OF psirm
~ brand Hofei Colonel r. 7. hwnlno' uhli'u hlhr'
Army. riciorid -0hlusha A. "'o"' w 'o""''
Nuuiu,
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STATEN ISLAND.

EpGEwArER-JamesM cNamce. president of the
village yesterday called meeting of tho Board OF
Trustees for the purpose of taking action coucorn-
ing tho cream of tartur factory. lho trustees IN
stTucted the clerk to inform the propretOrs OF tho
factory 10 close the works at once Oran application
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NEW ARK

Nathan rronuor u ciplt muuufucturcr ni No. ~
Canned, swallowed ur.ouic yesterday hclnI de-
mpa4rd 10y huuucaa uuuhlrt. LnV evening ho WA
la 70 ,iii al condition.
Golrhob Mover walked ~ Railway from Now
York last Wrc, M noHtrh of work, and ou saturday
ulpht alcpi 40 the Nuudt Ou sunday hit feet Nolo
swollen and hr could not walk llo war iuheu tn
the CitN Hospital suffering from mcrouiinl poison
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WORK OF ELM TREE BEETLES.

Finishing !. L. ~ suffering from an insect plague
which bid. fair 10 mar the renowned arborlal beau,
tcs Of he village. fcw days ago IL was noticed
were withcrlnp A more careful examination re-
suited i'm the discovery that the trees we're covered
from trunk To- topmost branch with Little worms
about half an inch long. On the ground under the
trees were thousands of dead insects winch had
been blown OH and troddcm upon by pcde~trians
making most Disgusting sight. All the
trees i'm every part of the village are beng slowly
ruucd by Those insects. They are what are known
rs elm tiee beetles but they do not couiiuc theIl
nrrs,ncr to elm trees A uuribcr of attempts have
been made to destroy them but without success
II Is said that i'm communication sent To the Tom
missioner of Agriculture i'm Washington last year
by "A distinguished naturalist. ne gave il as the re
suit ol his experiments that there was no means ol
cxtcrmnatiue the h,ctlc,. All .orts Of insect pow
drrs have been used by the residents lint III VAN.
The village streets present such plague stricken
nppcarnucc that the trustees will probably order
some of the trees 10 Ice cut down to prevent the
pc.tilcucc from spreading.
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CITY REAL AND Personal ESTATE

THE VALUATION INCRrAstp H0l,o" " INV
TAX RATE Lsriy 10 ne ~ 20 rIn flo"'
ThcAldcrmcn yesterday received from w" IL
Commissioners The tax books aud ahsesSloh' i"n
sLnwing Tho valuations oi real and persona nNln'o
,,'thin the civ If New-York for 1854 he DOORS
viii remain In the custody of the clerk OF 'lG T,n
mon C.nncl for hfecG days ANY person Wlsnins y
tn ssc Tho ossossmcnt rolls can do 50 by procuring
Le written PERMISSION of the president ol lno
Enard of Aldermen. The following are ,he N"'u"
lions of real and personal estate 10y waIhS'
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vEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

CuAPPAouA.-WilhamJ. Ackelcy was thrown out
OF his wagon on Sunday aud broke one OF his arms
YORKrowN.-Wa Walter IL. Jones, of Lake Mohegan
has been appointed justice of the peace TO MI tho
vacancy caused by tho death OF Ezra r. hyde
DoDBs EERRY.-Miss Elizabeth lDrady, daughter
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Cuupprv SICK WIN THE MEASLES.

An inctcnao iu the prevalence Of Wonslo7 ~ 'N-
rrrtrd r,,tN Apttnp iu the rlty and thr dln'.H' H
U.unll\ looked upon lN thr sanitary butu" Il't 100
TO-. dangerous than Other l"imHo ' cpnlnsi"n me
wear however, the ptuucsnol th" d.T''t mas l.'
lousr districts many pctH"uh nave ul'u ~ M
,urn-lc.. Within II fortnight about thirty children
H,,uur A have been alta, kcd with the disc nc aud
sryrrai have died. There are about 200 children
i'm the Home. few children ln the Deborah Nul'
." ''' a. No. 15 East EguIl -tAId-stu
and IN the Protestant Episcopal AsNlu
M Sevcnty-J mrd-,t. and the Bou!s\hd,
also have measles bus they are not sc"n'Il ~, ana
IN hnth usttut ions precautions nave been taken To-
isolate the case, So a. 10 prevent further spread
of The disease In tenement districts the d'' 'e'
h Beyond the control of the sanitary Iuth3it 5"''
have Lad n. The hest that car be done II u see
That the children receive proper treatment
The record OF cases "i measles lT("ii'u "' '"0
Sanitary Bureau i'm six week, II rs follows: