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h r AUBURN MORNING DISPATCH T U E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 17, 1888. Job printing o f all kinds ex ecuted in first-class style A t this season of the year State ments, B ill Heads , Auction Bills, Society Invitations ana Reports arc needed. The job department is under the super vision of one o f the oldest ana best job printers in the state. For Corporation jioticcs of meetings the M O R N IN G DISPA TC H is the paper to reach the people. Influence your friends to commence the Ttew year with a subscription to the M O R N IN G DIS P A T C H ____________ IN A PARAGRAPH” —Buy T u lip; t r y T u lip; see Tulip. —Lovers of good bread use N o n e such B a k ing P o w d e r. —There w e r e th r e e discharges at the prison yeaterday. —The altar boys of St. M a ry's church enjoyed th e ir an n u a l sleighride last evening. —Owasco lake w a s all frozen over for th e first tim e th is y e a r on last Sunday night. —A. II C lark is m e n tioned as a can didate for alderm a n in th e T e n th w a rd. —J . E. A d a m s form e rly w ith J. \Y. Rice is now w ith the W e s tern Union Telegraph com p a n y —W . Cornw ell an d b r o th e r of Trout- R u n , Pa., expect to open a general store in the Paddock block soon. —The Universali3t society of this city receives $1,000 by the will* of the late H a r r iet W a tson o f S e n n e tt. —On a c c o u n t o f a failu r e to g e t a quorum there w a s no m e e ting of the board of excise last nig h t. —K . of L. dance an d drill of the K n ights of the S a c red H e a r t a t th e G e n esee Opera house th is e v e n ing. —The r e g u lar m o n thly sociable of .St. George’s society w ill b e held thi3 evening a t their hall on W a ter st*eet —Mrs. H . L. K n ig h t has retu r n e d from U tica after a tw o m o n ths visit w ith her daughter, Mrs. J . B. Sherw o o d . —Even [the b abies c ry for T u lip —St. Paul's lodge F and A M. c o n ferred tbe degree on one candidate at th e ir hall on E x c h a n g e street last evening. —The W . C. T. t -iociety of G roton. N , Y .. h ave opened a read in g room in th e village a n d it u, a p p r e c iated by the w o rking » e n . —The F u ll W e ig h t cigar is giving bet te r satisfaction th a n any cigar in the maricet. Call a t B a r r e tt B rothers.' 2 S tate street a n d t r y them . tf —W estfall H o se com p a n y hold a regular m e e ting to - n ig h t. T h e report of th e building com m ittee is to be h a n d e d in an d a ction tak e n thereon —Professor S a u telle opens his ^ift entertainm e n t a t th e A c a d e m y of Music to-m o rrow nig h t. F if ty presents w ill be g iven aw a y nightly. —W . H . Phillips of Syracuse and JeffersonY o u n g jr .of N e w Y o r k ,editor of th e Am e rican Steam Enr/inrer are registered a t th e N e w N a tional. —A young m a n nam e d W h e e ler who lives in the eastern p a r t of th e city received several severe in ju r ies w h ile coasting on F r a n k lin street last evening, —A party of Sem inary stu d e n ts and lady friends had a d e lig h tf u l tim e on Lincoln s treet h ill last evening. The students have a fine new double r u n n e r called the “ W iley ” —Logan H o o k an d L a d d e r com p a n y have decided to present, instead of badges to those w h o purchase tickets for th e ir ball oO valuable prizes, am o n g w h ich will be a bedroom suite, couch, coal, flour, etc. —A. P a lm e r a w e ll-know n stock breeder of H a n n ibal, has sold a fine 4- y e a r old stallion to a g e n tlem a n in Venice for his stock farm for $1,000. T h e horse w a s one of th e finest e v er seen in this city —W h ile crossing the street car track n e a r the Oaborne house last evening a sleigh driven by a little by nam e d B ryant w as overtu r n e d T h e horse w as stopped by passers by an d th u s a run - aw a y was prevented. —W o o d in & W a rren atto r n e y s for O liver Cady executor w ill sell tw o farm s o f 365 acres on W e d n e s d a y J a n u a r y 18. 10 o 'c lock a . m . a t Ju n c tio n house, Freeville. These f a r m s are n e a r D r v d e n o n t b e S o u thern C e n tr a l rail road. —The rem a ins of Mrs. A b b y i l . A v e n ll w e r e taken yesterday m o r n in g on the 8:15 train to P lattsb u r g , being accom panied to the station by a n u m b e r of m o u rning friends an d a large supply of beautiful floral offerings prepared by F lorist Morgan —The kuslness m e n of th e city are com p laining considerable on account of th e coasters on th e several Btreets in the c it y during th e afternoon. T h e boys h a v e the consent of th e com m o n conn cil to slide a f te r 6 o’clock a n d should not abuse the privilege by coasting before th a t tim e. W o m en S u f f r a g i s t s ’ M e e ting . T h e N o n -P a rtisan Society f o r Political E d u c a tion f o r W o m e n , w ill m e e t a t the hom e of Mrs. D r. L a ir d , 93 W a ll street to-m o rrow aftern o o n a t 2:30 o’clock. T h e various c o m m ittees on k th e different line* of the society’s w o r k 'w ill report. A large atten d a n c e o f m e m b e rs is ex pected. In terestin g pap e r s w ill be read o n th e e d u c a tional a n d m o r a l r e fo r m s of th e day. A cordial in v itatio n is ex ten d e d to all in terested to a tt e n d . BY OROER. HE6LIS RECOMMENDATIONS T h e R e g u l a r M e e t i n g o f t h e C o m m i s s i o n e r s L a s t N i g h t . THE CAUSES OF SICKNESS A W e ll W h ich Is R e c o m m e n d e d to b e C l o s e d —T h e I n s p e c to r ’s R e g u la r R e p o r t s H a rvey S tew a r t, w h o re c e n tl y cam e in to poeseaslon o f a s m a ll fa r m in Rose > fro m the death o f h is s o n , w a s by a j u r y fro m Row , on T u e s d a y last, d e c lared a ,-J u n * t i c and a fcom m ittee w a s appointed p r e r his p e rson a n d pro p e rly . The reg u la r m o n th ly m e e tin g of the board of h e a l t h w a s h e ld i n C lerk Stow’d office, a t th e C ity hall a t 8 o’clock, last evening all th e eom m issoners being pre sent excepting Stevens. On m o tion of C o m m issioner Clary. C o m m issioner Bell w a s called to preside over t h e m e e ting. The report of H e a lth O fficer Parker of w h ich th e follow ing is a copy, was read and on m o tion of C o m m issioner H e art- well w as received an d o r d e r e d placed on file. I desire to again u r g e y o u r attention to the m a tters I discussed a t your last m eeting, N o v e m b e r S. 1SS7, and in addition to th e re c o m m e n d a tio n s made a t t h a t tim e to su g g e s t th e following T h a t public h y d r a n te be co n s tr u c ted in all neighborhoods w h e r e th e city water is not m o re easily a v a ilab le, so th a t no one m a y be obliged to use w e ll w a ter or go w ithout. I t has been ascertain e d th a t there has been over one h u n d r e d cases of specific infectious fever in th e c i t y during the past y e a r (1SS7) an d in by far the largest m a jority of peases th e patient? w ere in th e h a b it of u s in g w e ll water It is a w e ll-know n f a c t t h a t one of the m ost, if not th e m o st, f r e q u e n t causes of typhoid fever is co n ta m in a te d drinking w a ter (especially w e lls surro u n d e d by privy vaults, cesspools a n d loosely con structed drains an d sew e rs), and every possible e ffort should be m a d e to avoid it. A g a in m regard to sew e r a g e The city of A u b u rn is so s i t u a t e d (as regards leveli th a t every possible facility foi good and com p lete d r a in a g e is easily presented a n d it is th-.* d u t y o f the lot-il executive boards to im p r o v e an d extend the p r ts e n t system . 1 asrain call a tten tion to the final disposition o f sewerage and urge t h a t steps be ta k e n to provide som e receptacle aside f r o m th e Owasco river. T h e re 1 3 a t p r e s e n t a suit for dam a g e s pending a g a i n s t th e city and If the Owasco r iver c o n tin u e s to act as a cess pool for this th ick ly p o p u lated < itv there will ju s tly be m o r e of theni W h a t seem s to m e th e m o s t advisable disposition to m a k e ia to secu re a good and sufficient farm fo r irrig a tio n and construct all t r u n k sew e r s so as to ter m inate at that point, A n o th e r impor ta n t m a tter in re s a r d to sew e r a g e in the fact th a t m a n y of th e so w e r s of this city w ere b u ilt m a n y years ag o , beforo sani tary engineering h a d re a c h e d its present state of efficiency an d a r e loosely and im p roperly constructed a n d in many cases n o t of sufficient d e p th to drain the localities for w h ich th e y a r c intended all these m a tters sh o u ld be carefully looked into an d an a ly z e d a n d tho appro priate rem e d ies a d m i n i s t e i e d w ith as m u c h dispatch as is possible and prac ticable. Finally I wtah to r e m i n d y o u th a t last April three Of y o u r n u m b e r w e re ap pointed to associate w ith th o m a y o r as a com m ittee to raise th e sa n ita r y ordi nances and prescribe c e r t a i n standing duties and regulations t o be observed by the several officers o f th e board. The pnrpose this com m ittee fw a s appointed for is a very im p o r tan t o n e an d I trust the com m ittee w ill no t a llo w t h e year to elapse w ithout m a k in g som e report. I tru s t the board w ill ta k e th e s e m a tters all into consideration a n d tre a t them carefully and consistently. The r e p o rt of M e a t a n d M ilk Inspec tor M yers w a s a lso accepted an d placed on file a n d w a s as follow s In m a k ing m y rep o rt a t t h is tim e I will say t h a t since th e tirst o f J u l y last there have been very few co m p lain ts m ade to m e and bu t very little m e a t sold or offered for sale w h ich w a s unw h o lesom e or unfit f o r food. D u r in g th e m o n th of Ju ly there w a s a carcass of beef sold to one of our retail dealers w h ich was spoiled from being killed w h ile in a feverish condition, b u t t h e p a r ty selling the sam e I t h in k w a s ig n o r a n t of the fact of i t being so unfit, as there was nothing in the g e n e r a l appearance of the m e a t th a t w o u ld in d ic a te anything w rong. A close e x a m i n a t io n \ how ever. show ed the condition of w h ich I .<peak, th e sam e being tainted on the innpr side a n d about the bone. The carcass w a s condem n e d by m e, the m e a t rem o v e d by t h e scavenger and th e m o n ey refunded” Since t h a t tim e an d u p to th e first of N o v em b er I have c o n d e m n e d about 20 barrels of corned beef, o r ab o u t .1,000 pounds. I have had b u t t w o com p la ints from consum e rs a» d do n o t th in k that the m a r k e t m e n have trie d o r intend to sell m e a t t h a t w a s spoiled o r unw h o le some. The quality of t h e m e a ts used by them a t present is u n u s u a lly good. On the 23d of D e cem b er a pig w a s sold by a farm e r to a re s id e n t o f Garden street w h ich w a s unw h o lesom e, tainted and unfit f o r food from being sla u g h te r e d , while in a very feverish co n d ition or being som e w h a t diseased w h ile In ing. Some of the circum s tances in connection w ith the^ case looked som e w h a t • crooked.” b u t on i n v e s ti g a ti n g the m a t ter thoroughly I conld find nothing to w a r r a n t th e tak in g of an y actio n against the party w h o sold it I to o k tb e pork delivered it to th e s c a v e n g e r a n d tbe seller has never dem a n d e d an y p a y for the sam e, although he told m e h e thought som e one ought fto p a y fo r it. I look upon this as r a th e r a serio u s case as the parties buying have been q u i te sick and trace the cause d ir e c tly to th e eating of som e of the pork. I h a v e n o t abandoned this f-ase and som e ev id e n c e m a y yet be produced w h ich w ill be i m p o r t a n t. T h e re is k e p t by th e d if f e r e n t milk m en for th e purpose o f furnish ing m ilk for th e c it y tra d e about [850 cows, th r e e qu a r tern of that num b e r or som e thing m o r e th a n COO being m ilked daily to f u r n i s h c o m snm e is ab o u t 5400 q u a r ts th e s a m e h a v in g been and is a t present of g o o d quality. I have had b u t tw o c o m p lain ts from pur chasers. B o th w e re t h a t t h e m ilk soured p rem a turely. U p o n in v e s tig a tin g tho m a tter I found th e o n e p a r t y h a d skimed th e e v e n ing m ilk th e n m ix e d it w ith fresh m ilk in th e m o r n in g a n d sold tbe wh ole a s p u r e m ilk . S h e b e in g a widow an d w ith a solem n prom ise th a t there shouJd’be no m o re “ c r o o k e d n e s s \ on her p a r t thff m a t t e r w a s d r o p p e d a n d I have had n o f u r t h e r com p laints form* t h a t source. I a th e other case I fo u n d th e fa u l t m o re w i t h th a p o r c h a s e r th a n the seller as th e m ilk w a s n o t properly cared fo r a f te r b e in g delivered. Since the c losing of tw o o r m o r e o f th e cream e ries s o m e th r e e p a r ti e s h a v e com m e n ced tho s a le of s k im m e d nnlk. I have notified th e m th a t th e law m u s t be com p lied w ith a n d the can s m a r k e d accordingly. Of th e w h o le n u m b e r of cowd which I h a v e exam ined I have fo u n d bu t one w h ich I consider u n h e a lth y , t h a t being in c u r ably lam e from a h ip disease. I h a v e notified t b e ow n e r to discontinue th e sale of th is cow ’s m ilk in the city, a n d think w e need fe a r nothing from th a t source. The av e r a g e q u a lity of the stock f r o m w h ich w e :u e supplied w ith m ilk is u n usually good a n d in m o st cases in v e r y fine condition. T h e re is one thing, in w h ich t h e r e m ig h t be an im p rovem e n t w h ich is in v e n tilatin g their stables p a r ticu larly w h e n they aio in base m e n ts. I h a v e suggested a m o re th o r ough a i r i n g of th e s a m e especially in m ild w e a t h e r a n d I t h in k we m ay e x p e c t som e im p r o v e m e n t in th a t direction and as a re s u lt p u r e r m ilk for i t is a fact t h a t m ilk w ill t a i n t a s readily f r o m an im p u r e atm o s p h e r e as from im p r o per food. In s p e c to r Sisson reported that he h a d been pro s e c u ted m co u r t for the alleged m a licious prosecution of Jam e s B r y a n , ow n e r o f t h e C o m m e rcial hotel pro p e rty in G a r d e n s tr e e t. I t appears th a t the i n spector o r d e red som e im p rovem ents to be done a b o u t th e hotel which the o w n e r had n e g le c ted to do and for w h ich neglect he bad been prosecuted. T h e suit a g a i n s t Inspector Sisson will be tried a t t h e n e x t term of c o u rt. D r. P a r k e r recom m e n d e d th a t steps bo taken to h a v e tho w e ll from w h ich t h e fam ilies r e s id in g a t 22,24 a n d 26 Seym o u r stroet drew w a ter both for drinking an d cooking TpurposeP, closed. He co n sidered t h e w a ter un f it for use inasm u c h as it did n o t com e from a spring and th e supply w a s surface water. T h e n u m e r o u s cases in tho neighborhood h e believed w i re aggravated by the use o f the w a te r tak e n from this well. On m ition of Commissioner T itus i t w as resolved to procure a quantity of the w a ter an d have it analyzed an d if found to be im p u r e an d unfit for use t o proceed to have it closed. The bill .if Jo h n Em o ry, garbage g a th e r e r , for services during N o v e m b er and D e c e m b e r, am o u n ting to $140 w a s au d ited , also th e bill for $G2.50 of I n spector S lyer, an d subscriptions due f o r san itary j o u r n a l s am o u n ting to SS. A d jo u r n e d . SA L V A T I O N JUBILEE M e m b e r s o f th e A r m y H a v e a B le T i m e a t t h e O p e r a H o u se \ e s terd a y w a s a gala day for m e m bers o f th e Salvation A rm y . As early as s o'clock yesterday m o rning soldiers w ith tam b o u r in e s arrived from every direction. In th» afternoon a g r a n d feast w a s p r e p a r e d and served a t th e barracks. A s tr e e t p irade was indulged in sh o r tly a f t e r 7 o'clock when th e m e m b e rs assem b led a t the_ G e n esee Opera house w h ich was s c ; on c row d e d n o tw ith s tan d in g th e admission fee of 10 cents. T h e r e w e re over 7(1 soldiers a n d officers p r e s e n t, including Blind Jo h n , W e d e y H a rw o o d . M ajor Fisher a n d Gen T E. M oore, com m a n d er of th e A m e r ican foroe3. The soldiers w ill de- part fo r th e i r respective stations th is m o rning. P O LICE C P U RT. D o in g s b y th e R e c o r d e r a n d th e P o l i c e D e p a r t m e n t . Jo h n H o g a n for w h o m there w a s a w a r r a n t sw o r n o u t three m o n ths ago for a s s a u lt an d b a ttery by his sister M rs. W iley, c a m e to the City ’ hall yesterday and g a v e h im s e lf up. H e will have a n ex a m in a tio n th is afternoon at 2 p. 1 1 . M ichael N o o n a n w h o was arrested a few w e e k s ag o and taken to Mendon by Constable W e u e e l of F o it P iain to answ e r to th e chargo of defrauding L a n d lord F a n c h e r of Menden ou t o f a board b ill of $26 w a s brought before Ju s tice E ld r id g e of th a t village F r id a y last. H e pleaded guilty and w as s e n tenced to serve 00 days in the A lbany p e n iten tiary . C a r d o f T h a n k s To a ll f r i e n d s of P rof. G. H irsch, i n cluding th e m u s icians. A u b u rn T u r n h e rein s n d G lee Club G e rm a n ia, who so kindly m in istered to him in his sickness and assihted a t t h e obsequie-*, I desire to express m y h e a r t f e l t appreciation an d sincere t h a n k s iiits. (;. h i r s c h . T h e T r e y T r u s s T h u celebrated tru s s is unequalled f o r the r e lief o f hernia. One simple s p ring. Easy to w e a r . Sold by II I. A d a m s, 'niggi.it, 03 S tate s treet. xaw C h r i s t m a s Cl?ts> \ ou c o u ld n o t pive a lady a more a p propriate g i f t o r one m o re t-erviceablo h a n a p a i r of oui han d turned F r e n c h kid b u tto n shoes for $4. Come and see them . M ills & Lathrop. Fresh oygs. 25 cent*, best butter, 25 cents, w h ite Itosc lard. 10 c ents; canned tom a toes, 10 c e n ts coin, 10 cents; peas, 13 cents kucco M p I i . i r> rente, apple jelly. 8 c e n ts i ^ r p mnil U 1. W a rne, 10 Dill btre\t. An A b s o lu t e ly Pure Crape Cream Tartar Powder I TR PU T O P - Sixtec7i O u n c c s t o tho Pound. , t3F\Costa j/oh no moro than Short Weight or Aramonin .Pmvitfr*. (.Vinsonly. Aliofcccr®# C. / I u : , M y r;u:ui#' X F , USEFUL As Well as Ornamental A LARGE LINE OF Ratan Goods Just received; in the shape of chairs, wood aftd paper bas kets, at prices never before given. Also a large stock of Rugs, Sweepers and H a s s o c k s F.B. TOMPKINS 1 16 G e n e s e e St. 15 Per Cent. O F F . O u r 10 p e r c e n t, salo having p r o v e d a success a n d in order to still fu r t h e r r e d u c e stock and to g ive a ll who could n o t b u y an O v e rcoat b efore tho holidays, a chance to buy one now, I w ill g i v e fro m to-day until f u r th e r notice, 15 p e r cen t, discount on all Overcoats. L. MARSHALL. C a ll a t once as the sale will be fo r a s h o r t tim e only. C. H. Carpenter MEN’S OUTFITTER AND HATTER, S E A S O N A B L E Underwear# Hall Hose In large assortments. - i < r s w - Scarfs h Gloves 101 GENESEE ST. N o t e — Laundry attached. x 9-3 8 8 FO S T E R --- -OJKTID ---- B U R G H D U F F , FINE DRY GOODS ! 63 Genesee Street. Low Prices is our Watchword! NOW IS TH E TIM E TO B U Y <* \ * Stand Lamps, Hanging Lamps, AND GAS FIXTURES Cheap for cash. W e have several desirable patterns we are closing out to reduce stock. Com e in and g e t our prices before buying, W ill close out T i n ware at less than cost. P A R K E R & G I L L E S P I E , ZtSTO, 76 G31TB3BE STREET, Extra Discount — O N — OVERCOATS! THIS MONT H, AT Barker, Griswold & Co’s. THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, 87 and 89 Genesee Street. HATS HATS H A T S For Men. For Boys. For ChiJdren. Gold and Silyer Handle Silk Umbrellas, Underwear and Neckwear LARGEST ST O C K ! LOW E S T P R I C E S ! Z E S E I D c S c s m i t h : , 1 0 7 & e n e s e e S & n SPECIALTIES : « Eye, Ear, Throat, Catarrhal and Chronic DIser * es. g sp e c t a c le s a n d E y u Olasw-s pr e proved. succfjHsfuI I still devoto “ cal a n d burtrlcal p r a c t ice in and g reasonafcle. g DR BROWN, Oflice No. 7 W illiam ,St. H o u rs— 9 - 1 2 , l:? /j 5 7 y 2 ? Treatmentor f ,.lltarrh a portion of my timo to ordinary Gonoi i'll “Ft\ about Uis city , C o n ialtatlon free. ch“ HOMPE & CO. 2 1 Market St PAINTERS, DECORATORS WALL PAPER, Paints, Oils, etc. P r ices no objcct—Tbe largo stock of fu r n i tu r e , carpets, ect,, no w on hand m u s t bo Tcduced to m a k o room fo r now g o o d s now being miide fo r s p r in g stock. C a ll an d bo convinced,W . T . Z ink,furni tu r e an d carpct rooms, ju n c t i o n Dili a r W a t e r streets. xv B O O T S -AMD- s , H 0 E S Fuiicy-cuouflh, Die fel- .ow t h a t got* off bis bane n e v e r *Rt(i o n to tho oven ten o r o f h tu vray. For tho n o linos o f W in *t w o ' offer all ing Low Vr -**r Goods a t s u c h Astonish- _ , ices t h a t those needing 8 0 0 r s A N D S H O E S cannot tanity *iiord to m iss th is raro oppor- can a • bought o u r sto c k low and can ’ ilo r d to sell for less m o n o y than mu o t bought e lsew h ere. Thoso goods ro- /stan d w ill bo sold in ordor to make ona for o u r Spring S tock. J. F. LAC0CK, '(Successor to T r e m a in Bros,] 1 9 S T A T S S T R E E T . > xawl 10 #
