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Boarders Wanted.


aTH ST. i,s E.-Handsomely furnished rooms
with excellent lva q: home comforts: moderate
prices
aTH ST. l's E. I'd & Cd story rooms table q
Attendance INST class,
BETH ST. f Elegant rooms with nrst-class
board attendance, references.
hoard, s..
ior : 223 T. -Niccly furnished rooms to rent.
en- suite or single with superior table board ,
terms moderate.
10Th ST. 22s E.-Rooms with or without board
heated all accommodations. ladies, $3.50;
i2p ST. 20 E,-LarEe, pleasant front & back
rooms, private bath; all Improvements. table
hoard
4sTH ST. 2R E -.Newly, prettlly furnished
moderate.
SiST ST, 1877 E.--ElcEantly furnished rooms. sin.
ge double, with board reference.
SAD ST. li6 E,-Furnished rooms to let. with or
without board. MobersB bell
floor; uniformly good table reasonable rates
bbTH ST, 1907 f.. near "a ve.--Boarders wanted :;
nicely furnished rooms
18TH ST. iis E--Table boarders taken at rea-
sonable rates, superior German board
10Th ST. i27 E.-Elegantly newly furnished
suitable Tor physician.
57rM ST. ~, i21 E. EmAmsriSsn , family sunny
exchanged. terms moderate,
seth ST. l52 E--Newiy furnished rooms. excel
ifnt board, good location, also table board
5S'C1 81. 2o2 T. Elegantly furnished LIST floor
rotU first class GERMAN board references
5SfH ST, l2a E.--Lafge 4 small newly fur.
hished rooms, heated, board optional
5OfH 81. IL T.. sunny I'd floor ire nj room for
,gcntemer. with private family,
oaIni ST. i6s E-Furnished rooms, private
Eouse. with without board: table board.
9th ST, 232 E.-Lady living alone would like
one two respectable working girls to board
80 70 per week Barrctt's bell.
~ II ~. n lRrk nv ,eSiranr nome Tor coup u
or gentlemen; Superior board: private fnmil"
SEP ST. 226 E.-Tabie board. all home. made
cooking.
SETH sT. Sli E.-Elegant large room; all mod
ern improvements; couple or gentlemen: terms
moderate.
ssTH ST, 227 L ELEGANT rooms a board mod
crate terms: private family.
| S6TH ST. 1875 Z Pleasant. comfortable room:
gentleman; private family; every convenience
treasonAble. Mcguire.
| Dad ST 1859 E.--Nicely furnished rooms, with OF
without board; private Jewish family. terms
| reasonable.
| 18TH ST, lis E.-Desirablo furnished rooms a
board: IS SO; private family.
with board private house: very reasonable
| references
| laaD ST, 2Si E.-Nice large room I'd floor: SUI
WIFE Rs.'o' "0'''' private mousse s'"'''"''" MA"
FAITH ST, 81 E-Dnck parlor, suitable for couple
| or doctor, board II desired
| 18th sr a LEXINGTON AVE. Hotel Pc
| teier)-Inndsomoly furnished rooms with
hoard; terms very moderate
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coming up to the Sturtevant House this
afternoon at o'clock to notify Mr..
Strong of his nomination.
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DO G sos ss ss. sn sh sT sanas, ~oridr
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WILLIAMS.
CONTINUED from First PagsJ
Robbery in n Public House.

and arrived In this city with several
OF his shipmates last Saturday.
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18TH ST, 800 VA handsome furnished room
with bath, to let, with or without board. l..
---l.
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Board Wanted.

BETWEEN 18th & 42d SITS Sd G sth ayes, good
sized room. l or 2 flights. furnace heat mod
srn conveniences; table board included; 81 or -
per week; American family or boarding house.
Address Bachelor, 1871 broadway.
BOARD 4 single warm rooms wanted by gentle
men between 22d a 24th SITS. state terms.
which must be moderate. Address Boarders. 5o9
W. Soth -
BOARD WANTED Moderate terms; light, airy
room with use OF bath indispensable. Address,
full particulars, Bachelor, box $40 World. uptown.
GENTLEMAN OF refinement desires permanent
board with good American family; terms mode
rate; describe fully. A. E.. boz IS World.
ROOMS q Q meals per day for adults: tsrms
about $50 monthly; between 9Th 10th stA. q.
box go World
STUDENT wishes board In private family. French
preferred near Academy OF Design: table mus
be good terms % per week. xetelo. bon 2ol
World, uptown
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HTH ST, 235 w.-Hanisome large q small
rooms; back plrlor, suitable for physician; refer
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t7TH ST, rs w,-Board. with furnished rooms;
moderate. rcferenreA. W
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18th ST, l57 W.-Handsomely furnished rooms,
with superior board, Doctors Office; table boardy
referenCcg
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18Th ST. 347 w.-Ncwly furnished rooms, with
or without board, running water; heated; res-
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9TH ST, 2is w.--Cholce rooms with every con-,
Yenience excellent table, new management.
18Th ST, 32l w.-Nicely furnished rooms all
convenences; good locality; superior board:
terms moderate
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u to 10 y. nth ST., near 5th ave. Comfortable
family house very moderate terms.
I WOULD LIKE to make Arrangements for the
winter with a few select parties desiring nrst.
class accommodations; table board. Michel 20:
Z. 6lst At
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Boarders Wanted.


18TH ST, 221 W. Large small SUNNY rooms;
excellent board; house iirst class; moderate.
3sTH ST. 1852 w-Parior & bedroom: couple or
young lady with or without board Ruppel's
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SYST ST. W, corner-southern exposure, very at
tractiye suit, with or without board. reasonable.
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Dist. Name,

Mr. Grace added that he had not
heard from Mr.. Dunphy or any other
of the candidates as to whether or not
they declined to run.
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ness. He was very angry, and told me
TO leave the station.
L have given Mr.. Malllard author
ity to let his horses stand on the side
walk, and you will have to submit to
IT. he said"
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SGD ST, GO w.-NewlI & tlnlromr,y furnlshed
rooms latest !mprove ments; cxceilen; cook: ref-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-15
TO TEST THE LAW.
Clubs to Find Out Their Liquos.
License Standing.


Under the provisions Of the liquor ncens,l
law of 1898 Incorporated clubs are requires
to pay the regular liquor license tax-$4oo,
annually, the amount paid by proprietosas
of saloons for the privilege Of selling to tn
public. Last year the clubs paid the hcenss
tax without protest but this year most az
them have failed to pay the tax. and noW
the provision Of law requiring such lcenss
tax IL to be tested In the Police Court Tn
first warrant in these cases was sworn out
today. The warrant was issued for thu
president Of the National Capital Pres
Club. on the oath of Policeman j. ID. SUIT
ton. This warrant was issued for the soie
purpose OF getting the case into court to
test the law, and not because Of any at<
tempt to evade the law.
Under the first section of the liquor law
II Is provided: That no person shall sell
offer for sale. or keep for sale, or traffic in,
barter, or exchange for goods, in the Dis
trfct OF Columbia, any intoxicating liquor.
except as hereinafter provided: but this
under provision of law requiring him to
sell personal property, nor sales by the
maker brewer or distiller thereof. not to h
drunk on the premises
The only reference in the act to incor-
porated clubs Is in the sixth section, and
this says: The excise board may, In its
discretion, issue a license to any duly In
corporated club on a petition of the officers
of the club. and that the said club
may, In Its discretion, sell Intoxicating
liquors to members and guests between
such hours as the board aforesaid may
designate In said permit"
w men the cases reach Judge Miller's court
next week the facts in the case will be adj
mftted and counsel will argue upon the ls-
gality OF the law. Counsel will probably
contend that Congress has no right to enact
law requiring an Incorporated club to
take out a license for the privilege of SELL
Ing liquor to its members.
There has not been a case of this kind
called to the attention of the court hereto
lore. and this will be the first case of its
kind under the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Frank L. Browning and ]. Thos. Sothoron.
trustees, to JOS b. Kleindienst, part
original lot IL. 50. Al: $500. Timothy d.
Daily and w. Mosby Williams, trustees,
to Anthony w. Armstrong. part original
lot II, SO. y6i; S2,ySO.l3. Jno. c. Davidson
ct ux to Frank ID. Foster. lots SO to 6S,
blk. 3, West lexington; s11,972 46. Rosalie
M. Cuttings to Ellen w. Theron, east half
original lot 5, SO. 16S; >. Forest w. Nc
Elroy ct ux. to VIM. ID. Jarvis, part lot &c
len and James +. Hood, trustees, to Archi-
bald NJ McLachIen, lots to g. blk H.
Long Meadows; Sl,g32.33. Simon OppeI-
heimer ct uK. to Mary Towle, part lot A.,
Bellevue; SO Jane Quinn to jeremiah Sui
livan, part lot IL. SO. Gp; $1,000. John
Ridout, trustee, to James a. Jenkins. lots
"a and %, 50. S97; s., S.5. Jefferson B. Redd
and Harry V. Pyles, trustees, to Geo. F.
Pyl0s, lot 4. section l, Barry Farm; 81 800
Claudius Il. Smith, trustee, to Caroline
Pizinger part lot IL, ST. Elizabeth; $40
Leo Simmons ct ux. to Felix Freyhold,
part lot 5, blk. 81, Columbia Heights; 81, 900.
Alfred Worch ct ux. to William G.. Schaf-
hirt, part original lot 4. SO. 1O1; $40. Thos.
L. Waggaman, trustee, to Jno. j. Keane,
part original lot 4, 50. 81; S,S22O Mary
T.. b. Moore to Gaylord G. Barton, lots 20
to 30, blk. 2, section 3. Burrville; $500. Jos.
b. Kleindienst to Franklin A. Kleindienst,
part original lot IL, SO. Al; $40. Maria l..
Johnston to Samuel NJ. Taylor, lot "a, SO.
80; 5000. Geo. T. Klpstein to Washing
ton Gas Light Company, original lot s. 50.
81: So, T2G 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-15
Ann ual Dinner.

The first annual dinner of the Epsiloa
Chapter of Sigma Chi Fraternity, connecte
ed with the Columbian University, wan
held Thursday evening at the Normandle.
and general good time resulted. Tho
presiding officer was Mr.. Robert Farnham.
jr, while Mr.. Robert E. Lee acted as toast
master. Messrs. LATE Pence, A. B. Duvali.
George H. German. Robert Farnham and
Howard. Q. Keyworth made short address
es. The others in attendance were Dr. Z.
l.. Tompkins. DR.. Reginald Munson, MAI.
Samuel II. Walker, Rev. +. NJ. Gibson, DR..
George NJ. Acker, and Messrs. George Y
Coffin. w. ]. Acker. c. T. Earle. A. A.
Lipscomb, ]. c. Groome, A. ID. Lunt, r. H
Linke, j. Herbert Ford. A. Y. Bradley, o.
e. Bailey, A. l.. Wilson, c. l.. Parker w
X. Ward. George l.. Edmunds ard Morgan
Thomson.
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Hospital il Ready.

The smallpox hospital has been thorough
ly fumigated and aired, and Janitor Penn
berton has the building In readiness for
patients should there be any more cases
of the disease, which the health officials
think is hardly probable. Should there be
any more cases the physicians and Others
connected with the health department win
take charge OF the patients without delay.
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21ix3 Cloth with dozen 27-inch Napkins to
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Technical Meetings.

January IL. The Northern Appalachians.
Mr.. Bailey Willis of the United States geo.
logical survey.
January 25 The Headwaters Of the Mis-
sissippi. Elliott Coues NJ. d.
February s. Topographic Forms, Major
Gilbert Thompson of the United States
geological survey.
February %. The Fur Seals of Boring
Sea, Mr.. j. Stanley Brown Of the Alaska
Commercial Company.
March 8. The Mexican Boundary, Mr.. A.
T. Mosman of the Mexican boundary COM
mission.
March %. The Alaskan Boundary, Mr.. ].
K. McGrath and Mr.. H. p. Ritter Of the
coast survey.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been granted to
the following: Robert w. Creek and Maizy
Howard; Charles Crumpton and Mary
Young; John q. Thomas and Lettie Saund-
erS.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

When will all the Democratic poll.
tlcians ia Delaware get an olllces
When will Pat Neary DO made CLERK
OF tho Peace OF New Castle county
When will the Union Street Parl
have iicense to sell liquor.
when will the Gordon Heights rail-
way be finlshed2
When will the street car conductors
cense to llirt with good looking mar
ried women along their routes?
When will the old bachelors In vii
mington get married?
When will Judge Balls stone pile IN
New Castle ceGss to be fGvorite will
the city bums2
When will the Street and Sewer
Commission be non-purtisanP
When will tho icn men give a tel
pound lump for 5 cents!
When Will SPECIAL officer Dougherty
be promoted TO the position OF scr
geant?
When will the saiarie, Of the drivers
be raised from $50 to So por month";
When will tho police 20 on thre'
turns day?
When viii real estate begin to pa.
again in Wilmington?
When will Wilmington have q bul
iigM2
When will the police raid a spool
easy on West Eighth utreet.
When will Barney McNey know TIN
difference between sarsaparilla ant
beer?
When will Sam Adams 60 on tht
road with his educated dog?
When will tho police so on another
fishing trip? ..s......
When will Governor Reynolds visit
New Castle jail on Saturday,
When Will tho youLg girls ceasI
chewing gum when talking swee
nothinks to their lolloNsy
When will City Auditor Billany ioll
the ranks OF the iieueIicts!
When Will Inspector Dohl hav'
another bicycle race?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

The Fame Hose Fire Company will
hold meeting tomorrow evening
relative to Its great trip to Norris.
town during the Pennsylvania State
convention and tournament, Septem.
Der 20 and u. All the c0mpany's
friends who want to take In the trip
will please attend the meetings every
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock, or IL
'you cannot attend the meeting tell
your friends about 1t AMI have your
name proposed. For further infor-
nation apply to Joseph ). Dugan.
president. julius Shunder, secretary,
Hugo Bourbon, treasurer. The Fame
boys think they will have the same
uniform as they did In October and
they think they will look just as nice
as they did In October, so II you wish
TO 10, please hand in your name. as
they have 81 rames now. Seven weeks
tr0m Thursday ls the 10th and away
they will go for a good time in Nor
,ristown, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
FOR RENT.

INoR RENT-With or without board. a
~ large second story room. ut III Mar
ket street. je5-Ut'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
w.

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twas Mt ball. In vain tried
To feel less like social martyr
when. lying on tue floor. Ispied
A thing OF yellow silk--a---i----- 49,
Iput dash there. for It's said
To write 1t plainly out amiss is;
Yet Englands motto may be read
Upon just such thing as this ID.
/ stopped. and hid II in my hand.
And wondered who might be the Loser
She could not ask me for the bandl
How such question would confuse he
Returning with 1t to my place.
l wondered IL my check were flushing
In turn | scannd each lovely face.
Until | saw how you were blushing!
My own perception had wrong'd-
To think that would not have known
her.
To wh1nl this dainty band belonged;
No one but you could be the owner.
30 thus send 1t back to you.
Around this bunch or biushinR roses!
One found It whom YOU never knew;
Whose name no hint OF mine discloses
| would not have you guess 'twas I,
For that might put conhtraint upon 20,
Perhaps you'll know me by and byi
Perhaps you'll love mol When w
won you.
III Whisper that twas who found
This cilngin silkcn band of yellow.
We 70 strangers still | Will be bound,
You. and no other have its fellow!
Plead pardon for these rhyming fancie
For never motto was more true
Than "Honi soft qul NAL ponse' 10!
Denison Eidridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
srEorAL MENTION.
cuppingand iseching. lbs p. Second 50
n. +. Davis. Jeweler. 0 u. 2Rd 81.
r,,un vnsu0s tns uhntourcnh.. ano

ruppingand iseching. las 2. Second 50
n. +. Davis. Jeweler. 0 u. and 81.
Cummings. tho photographs. s0a
Market street.
Cupping g. ieeohins. Parker. sos Madison
American Laundry. eoa West Front st.
For first-olass dyelng and securing
20 to the Delaware Dye Works. 2l0
King street.
The best tea and coffee In the city at
hard times prices at 40l Delaware Ave.
nue.. W. 3. Moore.
8. N Smeltz is selling four different
mems watermelons from Jersey.
DR.. Slmme' white PulmonIc Balsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophosphate or lung food. 606
King etteet.
II you want to save money. 20 to
w. 8. Moore for your groceries at 40I
Delaware Avenue; 1t will pay you to
go there and buy at hard times prices.
Go to J. II. Cleavers, East Fourth
street. for Water Coolers, Refrlgera-
tors aud Ice Cream Freezers.
james N. Young. Job carpenter.
painter and roofer. 1913 DUPONT street.
For watermelons. the finest In tho
market, go to s. N. Smeltz, Fourth st
between Market and King.
The finest anu best watermelons 10
1.-THE city are'for sale by S. N. Smeltz
4th street between Market and King
DR.. Simms' Cholera Syrup. the great
land certain positive cure for diarrh@i
cholera morbue. cholera iLfantum
and summer Diseases OF children.
Save your babies with this famous
medicine. COG King street.
IL you are going to the park or pic.
mic take box OF those 40 cent caro-
mes for twenty cents. They are
wrapped and don't stick. Hollis. 227
Market street.
I CLAIMS, terraplns oysters lobsters,
25c dinners first class ladies' aud
gents restaurant 707-91i Shipley St.
Go to 5. N. Smeltz for all kinds OF
fruits and produce. wholesale or re.
tall East 4th street. between King and
Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

These are tho prizes which will b.
given the winners in tho diileren
events of the Apollo Athletic Clul
sports Mt Rlveryiew OH August 23f:
100 yards dash, closei--Flrst gold
medal, second. bottle Of cologne.
Hulf.mlln bicycle haadicap- First
diamond ring; second, diamond shit
stud; third, sweater
4iO- yards run--First, silver medal
second. bottle OF cologne.
Pole vaulL-First, silver medal; sec
oDd. straw hat.
Half-mile run-f'lrst, silver medal
second. tenn 3 shoes.
Egg raoo-.tlrst, silver medal; sec
ond. silk cap.
lOO-yurds' dash. open-First, silver
medal; second. onyx clock.
Milo bicycle hGndicap-first, dia
mond ring second diamond pin;third,
bicycle shoes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

Some mischlevous person or persona
entered the armory by means OF u lad
der on Friday evening ami took several
suits OF clothes belonging to tho mill.
tia.
Camden camp begins on Wednes lay.
About 100 tents have bssn taken aud Il
great time Is looked for. Rev. Mr..
Dawson, of Magnolia. has charge.
| Mr.. Weaver aud young Mr.. Ross
arc both sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Hooper Hopkins has gone to
Denton to sttend tue funeral of her
brother-in-law. NJ. Beauchamp
! Miss Lii Kemp OF Philadelphia. who
ihas been visiting her sistsr. Mrs. Geo.
~ Crossmore. returned hon9 this
morning.
Miss Gussle Smoot. who has bsen
tho guest OF her brother, R,v. +. q.
Smoot. left for AndersonyiIle, Satur.
day afternoon.
Tho Smyrna Base Ball Club will cross
bats with our team on Saturday
morning on the Cam len grounds.
We would be glad to try conclusions
with sone OF the Wilmington clubs.
Mrs. Hum Is quite sick at the resi-
dence OF her son. John Hum. Esq.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

Thr Hlli9s ". Q. T.. u. has organizeti
for great day In th6wosds te be
held next Saturday August 4th IN
the Brandywine Park Grove. near Ban
croft's Banks, at . and 780 p. m.
There will DO addresses by the famous
temperance orator. Lou ]. Beauchamp.
OF Ohio; also. by Rev. John II. How.
ard and Robert Watt. Of this city.
charge OF ]. r. King. The orchestra
OF MI. Salem Sunday school will be
he present. Refreshments will be
furnished on the grounds. A great
treat is Id store for all who come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

The colored voters of the Fourth
Ward held u meeting at the residence
of Charles Duncan, on Lord street be-
tween LolnDar and Poplar, on Satur-
day evening at 8 o'clock and there or
-ganized the Fourth Ward Republican
Club by electinR Robert j. Lewis as
president, Walter Hodges as secretary
and Charles Duncan treasurer. The
meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place on next Saturday evening
at O'Clock. All the eolored voters of
the Fourth ward are requested to be
present. RoBT. j. LEWIS. President.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

Mrs. Mary Collins Of Avondale was
tended pleasant surprise on Friday
last, July 9Th. by hack party from
Wilmington consisting of Mr., Nelson
Craig and family, Mr.. Samuel Ingam,
Mrs. Jane ingam, Misses II. Dawson,
H. Roberts, Mr.. Craig. Miss N. Dawson,
Miss Emma Ross. Miss Agnes Mac
donald. Miss Idle Pierce. Miss Eva
collins, Miss Gertrude Pelrce Mrs.
Thomas Porter, Mrs. Jacob Craig and
daughter. OF New Garden. After a
lbountiful repast the party proceeded
ito Watson's Grove, where they enjoy
ed themselves for few hours. then
returned to the home OF Mrs. Collins
and after tea the evening was spent In
After the hack drove up for
shem they seated themselves and after
singing God be with you till we
meet again" the party drove off. hop
ing to meet again with as light hearts
las they parted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

A nuisance which shonld be abated.
land that Mt once is that which exists
on the lot at Eighth Avenue and
Brown streets, aud the sooner the
lolllcers OF tho Board of Health IN AXE
an investigation the sooner tho resi-
dents of that community will feel
that they are recognized q residents
land taxpayers by the department. The
lot Is occupied nightly by n herd of
COWS the foul air from
which Is almost unbearable on warm
might. The nuisance Is becomin &
worse and II 1t is not abated will prob
Iably be the cause of some contagio us
disease II the hot weather continu es
A resident says the officers should
give some notice OF Seventh Avenue
while he is In the vicinity. Tho people
do not want Belgian block streets, but
they do think the grass and weed 9
should be cut dow nand the one now
there DO put In conitlon to walk on.