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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03
Horse trot Friday, Sept. 10.

DIR. Raymond, Dentist, will be at the
Stewart house next week on profess
ional business.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03

The youngest child of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Thomas Patterson died last Friday
evening. Much sympathy is extend.
ed to the parents in their bereavo-
mont
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03

The Republican caucus last We'd
nesday night was a large and
thoroughly harmonious gathering.
On the ballot being taken for the
nominee of the party for town repre-
sentative every vote was cast for Mr..
y. NJ. Mansur. Rousing Republican
speeches were made by Messrs. Man
sur, Storrs, Hall, and the chairman of
the meeting, Hon. S. D.IIobson. The
committee appointed TO nominate jus
tees reported as follows: Massrs. Ma.
than llobson, E lward J. Parsons,
Thomas White, William r, Rosebrook,
Samuel d. IIobson, Jason Cumier,
George Fitzgerald. The report was
adopted, and, on motion, the caucus
adjourned until election day. The
meeting was creditable and enthus-
iastic one, over one hundred Republi-
can voters being present, n fact that
augurs well for our success on election
day.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03

Mr.. Martin Renell has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of his build
ings by giving them a new coat Of
paint.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03
LOST.

On Wednesday of last week, between
this place and the Lyndonville camp
ground, two young men, one answer
ing to the name of Curtis, and the
other name hot known. Average
height about #. in, smooth face,
and rather good looking. Any infor-
nation as to their whereabouts will be
thankfully received here.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03

Toall Interested: Pay your taxes
at once if you desire to save the four
per cent discount.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03
NOTICE.
Low PRICES
FOR SALE,

Ono large Safe, combination lock, Show
Cases etc, in fact all my Store Fixtures. Al
so Express and Driving Harnesses, new and
ing Machines, Etc, that must and will he sold
below cost for cash only. A. II. B0NETr.
CROSS STREET. ISLAND PONB. VT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03

We publish on our second page an.
other very interesting letter from Mr.
= w. llobson, now III Germany.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03
MARRIED..

JENNE-MARSH. In EnOsburgh Falls, Aug
lG, by Rev. G. IT, Sweat, Loren NJ. JENNIE
oS Island Pond, and Lizzie Ii. Marsh of
Enosburgh Falls.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03

a CARD OF THANKS. We desire to
express our most sincere thanks to the
many friends AMI neighbors for gener-
Gus aid rendered us during the recent
sickness and death of our little girl.
These practical illustrations Of SYM
pathy will be gratefully remembered.
Mr.. AND Mrs. THos. PATTERSON.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03
ny EcMIRAL
d AVID d. PORTER.
Il G WEEy
G0NEEDERaTE CRUISERS.


OF Fameus Naval Engagements, as those at PORT
ROY Al, ut FORT FISllElt, OF MOBILE BAY CAP
TURE OF NnW OIlLEANS, and of the Struggled Of
the M0EIT0H" and. MhRIdAlAC" Of the fielnoy-
al OF Torp docs and other Distractions IRON Hair
hlrs and Rivers of the work and striking events Of
the Y tst Bioc6adag Squadrons; the DGshing Ru-
mantle and PCTOus Life of the Blockade ltunncrS:of
the Stuprndous Events connected with the building
and service of the Gunboas on the Great Western Iii.
yrrsGmbrlrlng the Capture OF Forts Henry and Don.
elson, aad Battle of SHILOH The FAN of Memphis;
and the long Heroic investment and defense OF
RIG Daring an9 Ae9eyements. i tells of the Or
gctiyi!y Of th5 Secessionists : Destruction of tho
Norf Tx Navy Yard-DltlcGiliCs OF the Navy De-
mrtncnt in tho Elrly Part CT the War-Fo SUM
Yer Expedition miscellaneous Captures-I'rizcs ad-
1Iiicated from the Comncnccmclt fthe Rebellion
- November l, 1865, with Vessels. entitled 10 dis
Hibrtion Of proceeds. statement OF Prizes adju-
tca ed to November 1865. List of Ships aud Officers
or Squadron 1876. Giving account OF every act OF
the Navy until the close OF the War
We l5r"t oRe 0gentta eOe1Y tO'cHSRip CTEiR and
EICLUSkFE TERRITORY tcjHLe pireR 10 ,iiCuT
dg1as Write for special terms G!dsccure territory
at Once. Address Immediately
II. - WINTER - LATCH, II artfordy yt,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03
.ufaI auA Geperal Aptes,

IMPORTANT TO TOWN CLERKS.
All town clerks in Essex county who
will send us full election returns from
their respective towns in season for
publication next week, will receive
the HERALD free for the remainder of
this year.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03
Democratic caucus tonight.

High School opened on Monday
with an attendance of As pupils,
with more to follow.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-09-03

.seees.. Essex Lodge, No Is, holds
7efSEsSz its regular meetings every
JAWS Thursday evening In Odd
Fellows Hall on Main Street. Tran
sient brothers cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAaKETS


FEATURES OF Stv-T)I< DEttIyTA
There general advance In the price OF all cereals at
Produce Exchange yesterday the markets were active
but not sufficiently any marked influence. About
the aver addition the visible supply Of wheat
The cash changed and the export demand
went NJ to 10000 bushels. Options arm all Gay After
advanced To - Mth "A Iuitc ADVANCE al
- oon- steady and slae Under ne OUTSIDE ~ Tres
he september - > - tODti 90 .,
November Deccmier 80 = January 80 g. amt May 81 =
.,fs Corn exports 2l.UVO bushels The Cash mar
a GAINED l., To . cents Closing prices iOI y o. showed
ytrmbcr iS October 49, November BOA December o.
~ l. cent oats showed an active movement
advancing steadily a to y AMI closing - follows
september 81 October 32 November 33N, Drcember 81 a.
Nav 81 cents The lard market advanced slightly prices
closing from To points higher as follows september
10 OCTOBER ~ o. November ~ To- December - fo jan
u4r} 20 %. , -. -. vi o,,,,,.,
nina Baltimore and follows Wheat 2i l)2
bushels corn Dnshcs l3623O bushels total
gram rs 35.OlS barrels. At chicago,
Milwaukee - Louis the arrivals were Wheat lolSi9
bushes Sl2 bushels oats 2VJ95i bushels toai
gram. 81 go bushels; -four. 81 io3 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22

IIvERPoOL sept 2l.-l4:JO m.-COt 40 higher
prices Allding L pl tnds. O<d. do Nmiing orleans, =
- 1000 bales including 1000 bales for sprcu
iaOD ami export Receipts 1000 bales, including sOuO
American.
the advance. Upants Low bidding clause
delivery. lOOid5 I1o4L do Septeu Der
delivery l2O+L 10. OCTOBER and November
s-sd. do November ana december delivery, .
jb4d 10. December and January delivery 5b+ do an
iiary and February delivery. oo4d 10. February aud
90 10 April Nay delivery. l264d also ll.bid
51 H. '''''''' ''"~' ''''' '''' '1'''47
m-rhe sales the tag included lO.SOO bales Amer
lean
delivery 4-O4d soefs DO October AMI No
i.O4d value. do November ana Deceu
Der delivery buyers do December and January lie
livery. load. Ouy January February delivery
. J.t4d. uy February ana Marcu delivery 'o4d
se,eis: MaI.h ana Ap.u delivery y-o4d sellers no.
A,rl AMI nay .eIi, cry, li6ld buyers.
pm.-COtIon- Futures closed steady Upauds Low Md
DIN. september ueIscIy '-oid Ouyc.s. 10 -tp
OctOUc delivery. lJ'4d sellers DO bctO'ri
November aeiNery oU4d OuycIsi 10 November and
Doil. buyers TO- December ami Jan
uary iriivery. o.osd January aud February
D .o.i. sellers. March ana Apr.l delivery lO-otd
sel.rrs to phi and NAY delvory. , l2-04d- yalHc
GALVESTON, sept 1l.-tOttOn steady. Midlung, o.;
Low Mlildiug. bio, 6Ood Ordinary, i-lJ. hot and
gioss feeciyIs 5.yol bales sales bales sOOA H.
bdes. -. 1890.
Middnng, net ani gross receists, 0,@ic bales sales
1000 BALES stock. 35,I- BATES
NKw.OkLEANs, sept 2l-tOtOn fra. Miifine ~. Low
Middlmg, Good OrdInary net recepts. 03j1 OAlos
gross bales. export treat Brtsn 7-5 bales safes
-, ol,JJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
DgrGgrD AyD ROBBED IN TIE BOwERY

Lewis mmons OF Boston. Mass was attracted 70 the bar
OF Thomas Murphy, at the B0"ery ana DiV!sion-st
yesterday morning by the strains OF Oaeppes and
soon after entering parak Teirsment he lost
At o'clock yesterday morning Policeman Peter
DonDey while duty IN Divisional. three men and
middle OF the street N fron OF No 81 apparently
on the look out light trousers vas
bending person PROSTATE the sidewalk. There
q stampede when the officer but he caught
n the light trousers. on returning 10 No -
reused aftet nniing that All The
pockets Of clothing had been turned inside out He
CLAIMED 70 rob $40 gold w1th AMI cham
gold pair OF cuI and si' q Gun buitOns am
California He stupid. as under the lnluel'e
narcotic and the name oi Lewis summons lie wa.
unable how lac had been elected iIum Murphy
ace prisoner cUsfofy % the ON the OF
Alfred Anlcr,n Of NJ. % Bow ~. When
he s ARA gnrd Yesterday az Essex MafSc lolce CONT.
Justice remarked that me shop al DIVISION 81 ann
the OF The worst PAGES ~ The CIV lie
directed the proprietor IN Dee st for ana IN his abNne tie
hark the name Frank Brown. was biou@t
10 court Ie lev -nnVs anh Justice faitcr
him he intended n ave The place closed up buy mat
now an oppolfuuify Afforded Inn All The
oosery he tr had been stolen. Anderson "ss
AMI simmons "a sent 10 inc
House OF Detention witness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
Primitive MAN.



Tive IAege sdrants nm. Marcolde Puyat aud MACMILLAN
LohesL have discovery may be
seltho impOt4ncA In ut spy few miles
mur known Biche RocIes they found the sand
stone two human skulls Of extraordinary IoLness rese.
bling the celebrated skull fOuDi the Neandei ~ FL
projecting eyebrows and
the sae sopng forehead Of decidedly SiDla CHARACTER
that these types Of the skulls Of
primitive who dwell the Sambre Other things
were discovered ia the by IN. de Puydt
and IoiesJ among them thousands Of uints
very carefully dressed side also specimens
Jasper agate not found where neigh
OOhoOd Oeastns NeIal red PENDANTS aud
pearls OF curious designs II noticed
tepeS ntaOns OF animals. All
the Sandstone layers which plainly o-ernbr
Itw the of nnts.
lna aioi dIeIent sagesOf sk III the
lowest stratum MASSEY far poorest
objects found and quality OF their
here skulls scientific
point OF view II 10 most important. drawing
fuy made Ol the geological tno
precisely tho point Where the SKULLS found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
.BATIyG 4 NCIsANcB FREMONT.

Others OF tho made raid house at No
900 Washington Monday night ana arrested the
mistress of the house and FIVE young men.
The wOm3s name is Julia Lent she IS marrleh ana mas
three pretty Her husband left her about three years
AGO lie belongs good family well known in the neigh
borhood The police that the orgies eairc on IN Tho
house have Whole neghbOrhopt AMI That many
complaints have been made 10y the ne ghDols OF ne dsgra,e-
fu there Jula Lent Is daughter Of The
wealthy painter Gcorpe W. loer OF No W Duanest he
gave her the lived in, and II II sad gives her a
weekly allowance. Despite the Complaints II was ha, to get
evidence 10 warrant her arrest. Recently. 10 Eever,
n seventeen year old girl named LkNe Coaey
was In the womnn's employ about two months On sep
tnbor she ran away AMI admitted To ihe family 81
Lawrence Nesly. He misplaced 500 and thinking that
Lizzie hal stolen IT, reported the matter 10 the police He
afterward found MONEY and wit crew the complaint In
the meantime owen Kiegan extremely Of
tcnns in trying the girl arrested the false
plant. -. 81
Finally tho girl herself askei 10 be- sent To an inst rutn
SAID was the father OF tie chid. She ran away rom
Lent house. She SAID. because Mrs. Lent
tried AXE her receive the attentions OF men
4 warrant her testimony. Detective Brady
the woman intoxicated when he arrested her ana
resisted. When she Orong. in the arlem Police
afternoon her father bai Tor her up
prarauce this afternoon. The children court with
her AMI Wilson " the Society the Prevention Of
Cruelty To Children eating the The men were
Gu.d Gael ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
WASHINGTON NOTES
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Sept. 81. 1885


WARslvG-Acting Secretary Fairchid has Instructed
the COLLECTOR OF customs at Oswego. N Y. 10 warn
foreign tn masters that the resumption OF Tow OF
American vessels cropped American waters VIII on
tail penal TAX
RECEIPTS FROM CUsTOMs,-Tbe receipts from customs
a, New York duriag the days ended September 20
we're 600 which CO per cent was IL eoi CON-
per cent IA 639 per Cca III rold ccrih
ca per cent IN silver Certiucacs ani Us per
in states nOes TINS SHOWS Al increase ia
the use OF gold rcates AMI decrease IN tue uSe Oh
United states III the payment of customs uurs.
IMPORTATION OF BooKs.-Ihe Treasury Department
has ssueL circular 10 customs officers III regard to the
Import s,ioh OF booSs copyrighted In IN" United
w,rks oopyrlghted In the United states and
snbI.ct IN forfeiture not only to the Tn ted states,
Inn 10 sucn owners may avail Themselves 81 tue prorc
ZION of their rights gwen by The law, by nlng WIN ca"
lcctor. of customs duly Treated fcaies OF such
ownersun c.sOn No. 1904. Of July 20 Last IA re-
vosed 50 FAR declares imp0rtatOns or books IN
VITO alton copyrights not forieitaDe under
the customs laws
LAND OFFICE lss.-Commssiooer SPARKS OF ne
General Land Onice has PREPARED statement showlns
the az pn-as public Lands for the hscAl ychi 81 ru
'lunr 20 $50 from when II appears that tn" t"taI
nnnnrr of entries 227474. embracing an area OF
1891 g67 acres. The ainOdnt OF mouey received i"r
TINS ,a,d wa ~, 4l2,7G7. ihs does not me ude lhc
oi.posa> of Indian Land amounuEst TO l3o6Z entrirf
conpns ng Az area 1920 acrr~. on account OF
wucA 81 GOT, 729 rrc-lv Il. The greatest hummer
OF acres OF unc lands disposed OF In any one stat was
In Ktusas where 5.63GS2i acres were sod lor
S1,3l0.316.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
G4TCBIyG A CLLrEh SWiYDLER.

A man who called himself ]. p Clark and eaimeh 10
be an agent Br0aiway and "all--t. III the lat
ter part of June obtained check Tor $3.50 from
Brown a Ritiriaur commission mcrcl ants ~ 10 l53
Kea st. by BOGUS b.. o. I.ng and forged DRAFT II Was
not ong Brown Rttrrhousr learned ih4t they LA!
b. swinllcl Detectives >orscants Hauiey and kl.i
Harmed tat firms check lad been dashed by tie pro
petpr ~ uptown hotel. The swlnrr hai been sta h-
al tie o,l with woman. hta sidIte lOi sohe Hn
known ic,t nAtlun.
learned that he hAi tired 10 SWIM ne "T
aAo dat lie rel HaWr "a- H. ii
the Ma Hchtf l'li- iI
~xave io a time BfOre mat ne lived 10 IN" style at MI
N.Inou sVluii~d number Of persons Tat ple y
IA 81 checks n not utl yesterday T. az Dt
detectives ahc hud Palmer. lie bad been NAf o.
a l. aud titF >iti MN Il nome 'i Y
In e day They hruDg't lu 10 the city ans ce'd Hn zap
Headquarters Il he afternoon lie hncopAln- man.
iOrty .t!Iice Yeas Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
ARMY INTELLIG ENCE.

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-first Lie utchaho IL
II. Crowden. Sth Cavalry. has been ue'aeu d u'''''
rof..or At the University of Missouri. Columbia, Mo.
Major r. Cav Wood, Assistant Adiutant General VIII
TO renewed from the headquarters, Department.
OF the Columbia aud Will report on November TO inc
Adjutant Genera duty 10 hs ONCE. to relieve MAJOR
william ]. Vokmar who will then repair 10 vancouver
Barracks Washington Territory, ana report W Tue Co
handing General Department of the Columbia Four
months, lava Of absence has been granted Frst Lieu
tenant John T. Van Orsdale, 7Ib Infantry. Leave Oh
absence twenty days has been GIantfI fst u,
tenant George L. scriven, Artillery Inc ea'r VI
aha-nce OF second Lieutenant Arthur JobhS"h ~"
Inf ,utry has been extended month. Lrave or a
sance for q mon n. has bean granted Captain l. X
Khecm, 2lst Infantry. Leave OF aosencs ior wv"
months has been ted Captain Clarence A. stein a.
ON cavalry. The resignation OF Professor WI am
Il. rro Inc teoroog ot the signal Service, mas ooeh
accepted by the Secretary OF war;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
AN ELEPHANTS GOOD MEMORY.
From The LondO. Telegraph.

amusing Circumstance happened NJ iyts yesterday,
when an elephant belong freely helped himself
To an early breakfast appears that between and O'Clock
III the morning animal managed to effect his escape iIOm
his conpau and paid to house with winch Ills
memory pleasant association Int shop at the
OF arriving at The place tie ele
plant found that it closed. but nothing daunted.
he ooOlly door on Its hinges and helped hm
literally 10 tho contents OF the shop potatoes apples
and " ne had either satisfied hs appetite or had
exhausted the supply of gOod things he Trtracr s steps,
and return journey he met by his AooPeis VIA had
iu the IA become aware OF his absence.
The animal in question visited Hythe about eleven or
tins house was treated by
good meal al potatbe- Ibis seemed 10
have good all TessiOn the ANIMALS mind Tia he
Nisit pleasant spot m the
recorded above About the time next morning he
got "A the place. but
discovered by keeper gone aKpo-
dillon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
PEACE IN THE SEVENTH REGINENE
MUTUAL CONCESSIONS BY THE OFFICERS AND TIE
VETERAN ASSOCIATION.


The agreement which drawn up recently by Colonel
Emmons Clark the 7th Regiment and Colonel Locke W.
Winchester Of tho Veteran Association has been approved
by the Regmenal Board Of Occs and by the Board OF Mall
agemcn of final approval on oc
toberi It's said that the was the result OF
mutual The main Of trouble nj the start
the objection the part OF the om'ers OF
the regiment titles and insignia OF rank
which assumed by the officers Of the association
The the part Of the veterans not 10 assume
these titles viii have the effect OF keeping amb
Young after their terms OF enlist
have Npircd Exception II made IN the case OF men
served they ent tied 10y al ~ congress
10 the shoulder straps which they won Ia the Nohr
Service.
1t said that there 10 fear that the
of their the Ith
Armory overwhelming majority OF mo
regiment ttvOr OF keeping up friendly m
ations with the that the lease Of the anory
II in the building should DE e
under the not actual members OF
the National the officers OF the regiment 70 Pm
mitigate that subject. but was Declared
AT tine time that would be permitted 10 enjoy
hardly necessary therefore, Tor
the officers that the veteran Asso
citation shall all the of the veteran Room tst Tie
of he the OF the state permit
some regarding the possibility of carry
that OF the agreement whch states mat he,'
alter anv difference that may arise between the
Regiment nun tie Veteran Associa on on any snnlert
sbal adjusted without publicity Nv Tie onhceis OF
the two organizations Colonel Clark sa yesterday 40
Inc agreement signed ny Csonel Winchester ana myself has
been approved "A maioy the officers OF The regi
hnent BOARD NJ Manage nen OF the aton me
bety seems nErY 10 per
uanentIv Their mutual concessions IN t agree.
sderd by conservative ian on Dptn sides
To be an compromise OF all points In dispute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
4NE OLD 81 JOIN To BE BtRNED.

The Old sdcwhccl STA - John WIS towel mp the at
River yesleI ay aai cached the Long Island soFc 81 ie
Sound preparatory being torn AMI OarHei "i tc
old iro. iii IN er raine Joan Quilt abuut thirty
wear, o bv Tie Peoples and betne tins city AMI
Albany uutthe OF 1884 and leSj She burned II
irr dock III the North River while undergoing repa1s IN
J...ary 1850 she IusarcI At the tine .%nnOh.
er owners then stDc hor na,nry. ~ tldi size could
moi be hi ND a. competing boat, aud sold e auction
$4,000 4 spectator ~ DID stores ana ron 9u"rttiy
OF boilers wa.Al beam. ETC. "a been ar ny
taken Out vi her II % remains WIN - more easily
got al i,y burning timbeIs than In any Otor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 (SDecatl.-lt Is pub
nshoi that "a movement 10 on loot among the most
prominent member, OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
70 nave Colonel w. w. Dudley tried 10y eourtmar;ia
and dismissed from the Grand Army on the strength OF
the disclosures in the pea-greeD campaign document
issued ~ the Democratic Cougr ssOnal Committee
Colonel ID idey Laughed when the PARAGRAPH was shown
TO hun to-day and remarked: Veil II that gun was
loa,ei the Pension Oce. have heard asserted
the arerlsts WHO have charge OF 1t viii do well ~ ge,
away Uehind Il before II Is disc lurEei."
Tue absence Of (ommlssOuer Black AID Deputy Com
missioner Mclean from the reception banquet gwen
BY the " asningOu pO,Ls OF tue GraHd Army of the
Republic euorai Faitehd saturday might cxcIted
>Iber sbie Comment IL Is said that Oruera Black
had selected ~ RESPOND 10 par ocular toast. lie
wanted 10 respond 10 different one" Ths Pres dent OF
the Cnol etates. out tie committee hal already
arriugcd for 10 aud found IL npTaetlt abs t. comply
wltu his wish He angry reius u bOn"r Tue
oceasiOD with hsprccnce also did Colonel AcLeaD,
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS

WASHINGTON, Sept. II Especial. Tine Re-
puelesa Congressional Committee has added Ito po-
lcai the speech Of LOUIS T. Mccoma~ OF Mary
land IN House OF Representatives.. showing that tho
amount delnsn by the Cleveland Administration Tor
the year 1857 $25000.OOo excess Of the estl.
mates Ia last year Of the Arthur AdmInstra-
tion. and that tho appropriations made for 1887
$4,000 Of those for the previous year;
also tract illustrating the Cvii Service roforn
prSctiees Cleveland ston. being
posed OF extracts from rsDarks ny JOhn Ingalls, OF
Kansas, In the Senate VI tho UEIted States,
~ eop ndsptisL circular" Of Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
,yvesrJotrJ,GrUg HflLTH BOARD

The OF Accounts yesterday began an nyos
CATION the Affairs Of tho Health Department The clerks
of the time been looking
the books and the tment and tabu
atng their The Legislature IA 1883 provided Tor the
amendment twenty adt ona sanitary Inspectors II en-
acted that they should be engineers and define their
duties examined y'r@tcr iay were
iwarl r. Adams. d. G~rlo ". IIo-mer John reilly James
Hrv.n T. iWari O.. ia,twlck. Only Mr. fa~twck was
foiud 10 an eng fir witnesses sand that thy had
pas m the CiVl examination relative 10 Plumbing
frunage sewerage aud ventilation and supposed tbs WAS
@ nnpance with the law.
lie oS IN nation adjourned Till tomorrow at 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22

The people living in negAborlool OF Fourhave and
Twcnt have b-an Interested the enort- OF tr,
young women Russell. Mary -inuo ani Mary Sc, or
mack 70 support themselves by keeping DAIRY and Gestau
rant at 10 FDuriiavc Last night n entered the
D ace and called ham and While Tho girls pre-
pairing the OF the rnpc over the cOnntrr
.rl,e the money COX stood shell Ocind VI
OrNaff. ,-iltlhlu
cans spill quantity OF is winch d : cOni,s!c
III, "a ND Inc iTzt ruilan
stui captor blow, knp,king her down. Then
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