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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

and that the Goulds had Withdrawn
her challenge and that the Prince OF
Wales had accepted the Withdrawn.
George could said today that It was
practically certain that he would soon
challenge for the Americas cup. He
approved the idea that the contests
should take place OF Newport 10
avoid the fleet OF excursion steamers
which gather on the course from New
York when international races are
settled in that vicinity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Austin, Tex. Sept. b--TAs =
commission is daily engaged p I
animation OF the various an
are in operation under me v.
lions before the eupreme ~. Z,
dered u decision which nave Y Z,
lowed to run by the corlmi'''~
new tariffs can be prepared
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Waco. Tex. Sept. S.-s1.
ager Charles Hamilton /
Central railroad IS neg,9usasesss,
construction OF a steel . s 4
Duffan creek. in Bosque 49, ,,,-s Il.
TO the handsome slrnnr.t
Completed across steele's ei''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Floyd, Tex, Sept. Section and cot
ton picking is all the talk in this place
at present,
Mr. J. NJ, Maudy's sin caught fre
yesterday, but the fre was put out be
fore any damage was done.
Grin smith "a building an addition 10
his dwelling houan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Denton, Tex, Sept 5.--Tonsie Carey,
captain OF the ooiored baseball team
here. announces that he challenges any
colored team In the state for a game
for gate receipts any club accepting
will address him at Denton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

FreshwAter Gate. Isle of Wight. Sept.
s--A feet OF yachts. steamers and
sailing craft gathered this morning TO
witness tho race for the Cape May
challenge cup between the Britannia
and Yigflant They had heard that
the FigiAant had lost her eentsrboard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

copperas Cove, Tex. Sept G--J. NJ.
Goodwin sold his sheep yesterday--aOo
heads OF fine coryeli county sheep.
DR. Mckcndre Is doing the place on
life Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
INTEREST IN corrsr

Encouraging Prospects co,t,,
be Received From All al
Considerable interest centen n
in the beginning of the Gotta
ment. which, II Is now eyiassi \
heavy ON all Of tie roads ia d,
tion Of the state before The u
over, Gratifying reports co1tl
come In from all sides, even AZ
Western counties, In which cotl]
not been planted Heretofore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Bonham, Tex, Sept. 5.--rhe Bonham
and Hong Grove gun clubs had
match shoot at the fair grounds yester-
day evening. The score stood Bonhem
2l3 Honey Grove 24l The shoot was
nfty blue rocks each.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Forney, Tex, Sept. 5-Forney's two
gins have slnned sixty bales OF cotton
yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

san Antonio. Tex, Sept. s. = The
money raised through the Daily Ex-
NJ, arsss and other source and fer
"atuea 70 the uvalde Hood sufferers
anounts to over 5000 70 date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Hawthorne. ~. sept 6-rracs
heavy.
First rase-sE surlongs. shsar.oh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
IN FAVOR 'oF II !
JUDGE MOBILES M.
NOUS CD ?
The cry of cie,,,...
to Recover street. / '''sa'|
Railroad conpa.,' s,'''' l
Decided ARnin., ,,.s - y I

c,evs,.,s h
sitting IN y, = Sept sl-,,,..
TO-DAY rans 'ne c0urt ,; az.
49, rendered a decisio.
and q p,u N :. favor d As X ''s, 4
brstsd S,., sOur railroad 4 \
800 N'eVeiand lake hss,
The evening world., 1894-07-13
BROOKLYN NEWS.
HE'S WANTED IN JERSEY.
Alleged Emb"yyIer PiibinGton Ar
rrMtch in nrNOL.lN u.

Frank PIX lngtun, alias Frlrt l'T1r'a,
Wis ar,aignyd In the Gates Avenue fo-
Ice CJIrt, brooklyn, IA u tD.Anna.
charge ci Nagrlncy He was arrested
lat n.ali uy Detective cray AMI Court
on or Tracy n the corner ~ Albany
ay"nuc and ierkimer stree.
To.,y.iy, Conroy, Of OrAus', =. J.
Vas in court when PAk.ngtun "hs
brought 70 the bar, ana explained mat
ne was wanted In Orange for emNezzle-
ment
II appears taat In December last pix
ing .un vas emp.oN"I as cashier BY the
Delaware. LsCkdwann1 ami Western
Bai.wtv at Orange, \. J About thu
i-.t of the m NH n discrepancy OF s. -
WAS found in me accounts. ana an expert
ac'DIntIn - was placed Oh the books
Then PikingtOn dsarppaied.
The experts found that something oyer
$500 had been stolen from the EAirohd
tomp'ny. About the same time var. pus
VIII, htney Claimed had been forged oy
PllkingtOh.
The New Jersey detectives traced the
cuiprlt - Albany ami thence by q round
about way TO Brooklyn. Tle Brooklyn
police wera nJtihe !, AMI Pik!nston ~as
his sister On Albany avenue.
When arrested he gave the name Of
e." nth. his name being Frank Ell
IN court This morning he pleaded not
guilty T. the charge Of vagrlrcy ana -
nat Of being a fugitive from justice.
lie Wa remandeq to the care VI me
Sheriff for thirty days in order mat the
proper papsrs for mis- eXtradt!3n might
lie prepared.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
sCHO0lMEA ANS AND POLITICS
Long Island Teachers Reduced in
Position and Compensation.
e.. -I1
Their Loyalty to Ex-Mayor Gleason
Cited as the Cause.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. L.. July IS
There is considerable comment in this
city in school circles over the refusal Of
the Board of Education TO reappoint
Miss Kate H. McWilliams as principal
of the Second Ward Primary School
Miss McWilliams was principal of Il
school in this city from 1882 TO 1893. She
v is sister Of ex-School Commissioner
James Nc Williams, who held office un-
der ex.Mayor Gleason.
Miss McWilliams was formerly prin-
Opal of the Grammar School OF the Sec
.ond Ward. and 1t is alleged that. with
= out reason, she was removed as princi-
pal OF the Grammar School and placed
in the primary school, and at the same
time her salary was reduced from 81, 200
to $3.50 per year.
Commissioner Kennedy says Miss Nc
Williams Is Incompetent. This is denied
. by Miss MGWil!iams's friends, who say
she has state school license to teach,
and also q Principals license from Long
Island City. They say, that the reason
she was not reappointed was because her
brother was Gleason man.
So, another case where politics Is alleged
to have influenced the Board is that Of
Miss Monica Ryan When Mayor San
ford came into office she was receiving
a salary Of $1,000 per year, which was cut
friends went before the Board and tried
10 get her salary raised to 5000. They
were unsuccessful.
1t Is alleged that the reason Miss
Ryan's salary was cut was because she
was a warm friend OF ex-Mayor Gleason.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
FOUGHT OFF THREE MEN.
Arrested with Difficulty, Mrs. IL nae.
pei Is Released without Bail.

PASSA1C. N. j., July l3-Mrs. Eu-
geail Knaepel. thirty-fve years old.
widow Of q well-known blacksmith, has
been released, upon her own recogn,-
zance, pending inquiry into the facts OF
her arrest on charge Of burglary.
The woman is tremendously strong
and conducted her husbands business
for six months after his death, when
she leased the shop to Daniel Herr
shopp. The latter has been missing
tools since, and suspected Mrs. .Knaepei
of taking them. a search warrant was
procured, but Constable kevitt, Lawyer
kilgour and Heershopp. who tried to
ssrve II, took to the woods before the
irate Amazon's Colts revolver.
An hour later Mrs. knaepel was get
ting water from a brook, when Kevitt
spranf upon her and made her a pris-
oner. She was handcuffed and dragged
to Paterson, protesting that she was
being treated shamefully.
Judge Hopper agreed with her. and
the attacking party will have an oppcr-
tunity TO explain.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
MAD INDECENT PICTURES.
Saloon-Keener / arrabrant Ar.
rested in Brooklyn.
"AwfulIy sorry, but Can't 60 with
You" He Told the Detective. =


Detective Bagnorello, az Dlstrict-At-
-. ,t,,,,.,',,, ,,lfc, in nronklvn
'u' "NS '''"S ""' 81
this morning are sttI wiley :. CARA
brant. a wcll-to-do saloon-kecper, OF 1866
I,ra,a,,,. -, ch,r,o NJ exrihi,inp IN.
pi'' way o'' O'''' sc "
decent pictures.
Garrabrant was taken before Judge
n, -, a.. -. - -.,t.rs a,5 ,.u
NIo't ~ ''c o0"'t VI N''S'o''' "'N 'H''
liked at SOJv.
The Grand .Irrv Vesterdsy found an
The evening world., 1894-07-13
EWJERSEY.
MUST RES|GN BY THURSDAY.
Judge Hudrpeth Scores Convicted
Hudson County Justices.
Tells Them They Are Unfit to Hold
Their Honorable Offices.

There were many officials and politi-
clans in the Hudson County Courtroom
Jersey city, to-day when Henry Mar
tinez. William f. Wilson, Winfield =.
Weed and Peter Beck, all Justices Of the
Peace, of Hudson County We're ar
raigned on indictments accusing them
Of extortion. The defendants had either
been convicted or pleaded non wilt to
the indictments, which aggregated thir-
teen in number All of the indictments
grew out of the action Of the Justices in
unlawfully accepting fees for services
rendered in criminal cases.
Justices Martinez and Wilson, when
brought before Presiding Judge Hubs
peth, were told by the Court that IL vas
evident that they were unfit to hold the
honorable Offices which the people had
intrusteo to them, and that the Court,
before passing sentence. would give
them until next Thursday to resign
from Office. The defendants were given
to understand that II they resigned they
would get of with a light sentence.
In the cases Of Justices Weed and
Beck, the Court said that It was eviden,
that the defendants did not intend IL
/ commit wrong, and he let them of
each with J. line Of So and costs.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
BURGLARS GET FOOLED.
Papers They stole from Mr.. Wat
SON Are Worthless to Them.

Sometime between midnight and early
this morning unknown thieves entered
the apartments OF William Watson, Oh
the third floor of l2+s Myrtle avenue, and
escaped with papers that are of no value
to anyone but the owner.
MIR. Watson has the Reputation Of be-
ing a rich man, and the thieves evident
ly expected big haul. The robbery YES
well planned When they found the pa
pers they probably believed they pos-
sessel fortune IN stocks and bonds
plot in the Lutheran Cemetery and an
Insurance pulicy. An axanina ton Of the
lock OF Nh Watson's door showed thas
the thieves had entered BY means OF
false keys The lock Is Of PECULIAR make
and the police believe wax impression.
was taken Of 1t several days ago,
The evening world., 1894-07-13
BOYC0IT,Rs FOUND GUILTY.
They Are Parcled Pend nc an
Appeal to a Higher Court



Thomas k'iur, Marin T"bin' AnlIe"
O'Ral!y ana James MrEcuny. III" four
u, ,.,..,,,a,. ,,l., ,,.r., ,rrss,.j
May II or chdrg" Of luuhgin@ were
found guilty Ly a ury IN the Adams
e., ,,,I,', ,,,,r. ,,,,, r,,,,,irg
0'I''' ''''-e ''' ''''' '''''5'
Justice Walsh SnSptndca S'htcHc"
urfu Thursday. in order to give their
-, ,I,,,., -, ,,,,r,,-s ,,o,,ors IN no
Cpu'H'' "'''' ~ ~
used in an appeal MtahWhlie the men
1.-.,,.,-
lawyers
The men are brewery employees. Some
time ago trouble arose between the
Btidweiser brewing company and its
men and n boycott was declared
The evening world., 1894-07-13
STOLE SEVEN PIGEONS.
Four Small brooklyn boys Held in
the Lee Avenue Court.

-Four small boys were arraigned before
Justice Murphy in the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg. to-day a'8 hold
for examination on Il Chare. OF pigeon
stealing
The youngsters were Gco,l" seminar,
OF 6Gl Flushing avenue, Samuel and
Edward Rove. Of IS Gwiunett stree.
ana Edward Arnold. Of 81 Hartlaul
street and their ages range from eight
10 eleven.
At i O'Clock this morning the boys
stole seven pigeons from coop IN the
rear OF s. GWinTetl street. The pigeons
wer" the property OF William Dixon, a
colorcd boy. Policeman Ereer saw the
Youngsters and chased them into the
house The pigeons were found hid len
away in a bureau drawer IN the Rove
boys room.
Although quite young, the boys have
been IN trouble many times before, and
the Rowe boys, particularly have
caused the police a great deal or an
nDyancp.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
SALVATION SOLDIERS HELD.
Capt. White and Eight Lads and
Lassies Were DisOrderIy.

Edward White OF 200 Manhattan ave
nue., q Salvation Army captain, and
eight OF his lads ana lassies were held
In the Even Street Court. Williamsburg.
to-day on a charge of disorderly cciCuct
was holding an open.air meetinr AZ AZ
Norman and Manhattan avenues. and
they made GO much noise that SeTgt
Knapp ordered them to disperse They
not only declined, but laughed at the
Sergeant and dared him to arrest them.
The Sergeant made no comments, but.
going TO patrol box. sent in an alarm
A few minutes later the wagon dashed
up and half a dozen stalwart officers
helped the Salvationists to seats.
The soldiers We're not cast down over
their arrest, but sang songs all the way
10 the Greenpoint station-house. Ex-
Alderman FitZgibbon, the Democrats
leader of the Seventeenth Ward. bailed
out the entire party.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
CALLED KIRK A LIAR.
Thompson Had a
Narrow Escape from Beine Shot.

CAMDEN. n j., July l3.-The New
Jersey Legislative" Committee continued
Its Investigation into the election Of AS
semblyman William J. Thompson at the
Courthouse In this city yesterday. a
dozen witnesses were heard. their evil
dence showing thai money had been paid
for votes by friends OF Thompson.
Before the hearing Assistant Sergeant
2t-ArrnS L. T. KIRK was talking to a Wit
ness " hen Thompson called him sneak
and a liar.
Kirk retaliated, and Thompson raised
his fist to strife him.
Kirk put his hand to his hip-pocket,
where he had revolver, but a dozen
men eprang between the disputants
and prevented probable bloodshed.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
FRIEDl.ANDER IN A FIX.
Mrs. Zaber Says the Insurance
Agent Tried To Assault Her.

II. Friedlsnder. who Is connected with
the John Hancock Insurance Company,
OF Broadway and Bedford avenue,
Brooklyn, was a prisoner before Justice
Duffy this morning on complaint OF Mrs.
Millie Zuber, of ~ Albert street.
Mrs. Zuber charges that Friedlan ier
on March % went to her house and
began to talk insurance to her Finding
her alone at the time. she alleges, he
attempted to assault her.
Mrs Zuber furthermore says that
Fredlar.der 30 frightened her that she
gave premature birth to twins and had
been unable to leave her bed until .
short time ago to make a complaint
against him
Friedlander. who had eX-Judge kava-
nagh as his counsel, denied the charge
and was held in 800 bail for al eX-
animation next Friday.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
BICYCLE THIEVES AT WORK.
Numerous RObberies Reported Re-
Gently in Long Island Towns.

Bicycle thieves have been troublesome
on Long Island of late ana number
Of robberies have been reported.
Last night the gang visited Pearsalls,
and breaking into the barn OF George
II. Moon stole three wheels, one Il
Heating, 1892 model, belonging t. Mr..
Moon, and two Western Wheel w orks
cycles a gentleman's and a ladys wheel
belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. John Whit
taker guests of Mr.. Moon.
The robbery was reported TO the
police Of Jamaica and Brooklyn and also
in this city. This stolen wheels Were
valued at $500.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

The body OF a man . feet inches in heid
dark complexion. and wearing dark clothing, v
found out IN the surf at scoville's wharf. Con
Island, early this morning. The man wore
shirt, trousers and leather belt. He vas By
lootsd. In the pockets Of h!E trousers
police found hGIr chain. sil'
chain, t. brla-wood pipe, green cha
10 Coney Island marked '15 cents. and
Italian coir. The body is believed TO be that
one OF the two Italians who were upset In q
boat on Nortun's Point early last Sunday MOI
ing The body u the ether maa waa rseove'
yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
SAYS GAS is TOO HIGH.
Bonifncc Dies Complains of Me-
kanc's COrporntiun's Prices.

Mayor scheren, Of Brooklyn, received
received a letter to-day from John Dies,
the proprietor Of the TammaEy Hotel
at Coney Island, protesting against q
corporation, IN which John y. McKane
is said to be interested charging s. Il
thousand cubic feet Of gas.
The corporation Is known as the Coney
Island Gas Company, and during the
MCkane regime had u monopoly on the
gas supply al Coney Island
Mr.. Dies says he cannot understand
why this one company IL allowed to
charg. 81 thousand cubic feet, while
all other companies in Brooklyn only
charge 30 cents or 81 at the most
Everyone in COncy Island Mr. Dies
says, whose place is not ligntcl by cleo
triClty is compelled t. pay twice as
mach for gas as other BroohlyHites.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
NO PERMIT FOR SOCIALISTS.
Police Refuse to Allow the Pro-
posed Mnss-Necting Thursday.

Deputy Police Commissioner Har-
MAIN. OF Brooklyn, announced this
morning that a permit would not be
granted to the Socialists to hold their
piS outdoor ynass-meetng in Corpora
ton with the Kings County Labor Fed
Grafton at knickarbocker avenue and
Troutman street, next Thursday even
Ing.
Tho Socialists say they Will take legal
steps to compel the authorities to allow
them 20 meet In the open air.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

ssrst. Kennedy and detectives OF the Coney
Island police last night raidsd house At Ocean
avenue and Remington walk, alleged. by James
Drummond, to be = dixorderiy resort. Two men
and two women who claimed 10 be visitors. were
placed. under arrest Frank Chapman. twenty-five
years old, and Martin Clock, the same age, we're
arrested as the alleged propristOrs Of the place.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Thomas Hsr..nond eleven years old. OF 25 y,n-
de.t!lt avenue, brooklyn, was said 10 be In Il
serious condition at tie Homeopathic Hospital
this morning suffering from several dog bites IN
the LETT thigh which he received last nigh. The
dog Is owned /. James Blish, J! ~ Vanderbilt
avenue.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

william Maeschen thiry.seven years old.
VAS arrested tnis morning by Detective Clulsher.
u the consy lsanl police, m warrant Issued
by police Justice Finuerty, charged by Frederick
" ~. holt superintendent u the Long Island
I yunpant s money.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Isaac Ginnberg Pants for His Lo,

Ieaac Gnsoerg. OF 50 Graham avenue. williad
burg. arrived all cut Of breath at the stage std
station this morning and said that some n
between midnight and o'clock to-day thieves
tered his apartments and stole his trousers, q
tanning sleU in silver and diamond stud va
S2vC
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Hat-Finishers' strike Indorsed
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

Especial TO The Evening Worid.)
NEWARK, y. j., July IJ.-Thc Hat-Finishers'
Association met At taeir headquarters On William
street last night and Endorsed the action taken
by the striking hat fnishers. Resolutions were
passed warning all union hat makers to keep
away from the shops where the strkers are out.
The trouble !s in the smaller hat shops only, III
The evening world., 1894-07-13
so CASES
LADIES', CHiLDREN'S & MEMS
HOSIERY
= u Price.

We bought an importers stock at
qne'Quarter Price, and offer them
70 our patrons at same reduction.
1000 dozen Mems Half Hose, coiors
and Ii ok. fnll rpnlllnr mula
The evening world., 1894-07-13

most of The larger concerns have been shut down
Tor two months because u lack OF orders.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
SOC. Goods at8G.
500 doz. Fine German, French
and English China Cups and Sau-
GERS, with beautiful decorations,
never sold for less than Is, 20
and 50 cans, all al
~ For Cup and
oOs Saucer.
Sale Of 100 Mems $50
Outing:
Shirts
At 49, each.

Guns, very fine, and sold every
for more tLan douL,e our prl,
500 pieces r bbor, have cen
loo, zoe, and zoe, yard, at,
$50 pieces fancy Ribbons,
worth Nm soc, zoe. to
75cTtard, a,....... 49,.
lis dozen Gardeners Col
ored Boclcrad ! uulkar-
CHEF worth lZic. Dnl
l5c. g ,cA, at ...........
5000 yards regular 2oc. AZ
Van Dyke 20 mt En-.
broldery NJ, yard. .....
$500 Yards black Borden Il
silk, worth So. to 4Oc.
yard, all at, yari,
l,5O0 yards Black Chuut'll,
II to 5 inches w.dc,
| yard. ..................
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Auction Sales.
Washed Ashore at Concy Islam

=. LEWISON auet.ontsr.-saie this Gay.
Canal st., go sharp. Dry Goodt, Clothing.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Hello Wanted-FemaIe.

cIAMBEHAIAID--A young girl as casmbsrua
and waitrcss, boarding house. Ca! as We
list st.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

1000 dozen Mems Half Hose, co!ors
and b OK, full regular made,
tan and leather shades, Int
were 25c,, all al, pair. w
1000 dozen Mems Half Hos, m
full fashioned, pair ..,., ~
500 dozen Childrens Hose, full
regular made, sizes to 81, NJ
were loo, at, pair. ....... ,Ut
500 dozen Ms es Hose, full reg
ular made, were 25c., ut, m
par ............... ~
>, 500 dozen Misses Hose, black
and c lors, fun regular made,
double knee and toe.
Sizes . to 81 ,.."iSac. pair.
slzes 7 to sa'......i6c. pair.
SO dozen Misses SAX Hose, an
:, sizes 43 tor, pair. ....... IN
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Owing to our stores being
open Saturday Afternoon
and Evening, we give our
employees an entire day off
during the week, ID being
away on Tuesday, ID Wednes-
day, ID Thursday, ID Friday.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
the SALE OF JEWELH

the SALE OF JtWELh
Continues TO attract ORD
Throrgs OF Buyers. To.moTa
Plated Rings Mar
quise. set with tur-
quolse and rubies,
each. ..........." ~
Infants Solid Gold
Rings, each. ...... III
Tie Pins, handsome
designs, each. =" I'll
Ladies Dagger and
Battle Axe Pins. =. q
Set Of Studs. ....... o!
csc. Gold filed Wed
ding Ring. ..... q
Eye G.acses. with
cork nose piece. =. IT
Smoked Glasses. III
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Owing to our stores being
open Saturday Afternoon and
Evening, we give our EN-.
pIoyees an entire day off DUR
ing the week, d being away
on Tuesday, ID on Wednes.
day, ID Thursday. "a Friday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-07

psendo-diphtheria Tire Health Departmental drops
H. but u IL Is the real ARTICLE an inspector Is sent
every three days to make a new culture for cN-
animation. Very often the bacilii do not dis
appear from tho throat 'Or some time oftor "a
cure is apparently effected. BY means OF the
cultures the department Is kept informed and
the quarantine ~ maintained Just as long as IL
necessary to prevent infection, and not n day
longer. a now regulation, which WINS made last
week, provides that placnrd shall I've posted on
the door Of n tenement where there Ia n case OF
diphtheria, and left there until the quarantine
Is raised. There used 10 be some trouble in
maintaining the quarantine. but the new plan
works satisfactorily. The inspector puts up the
plecard, and the other tenants In the house do
the rest
Quite recently the meteorological department
has been turning its attention also to tubercu-
lOsls. II requires that all cases Of consumption
in public institutions shall be reported, and re-
quests physicians also TO make reports. Part OF
the laboratory work Of tho division consists Of
examining the sputum Of patients, and this Is
undertaken as quid pro quo for the benefit of
physicians who may not have the time or The
facilities for doing IL themselves. This
is n branch OF the work which will
probably show greet development in
the next few years. II is now generally
agreed that CONSUMPTION il contagious, though
only through the medium of dried sputuul.
which releases tho bacilli into the atmosphere
II lie probable that at no very distant day the
Meteorological, Department will make and EN-
force sanitary regulations which will greatly