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ASA vEACHs
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~ The Confessions and Experience OF
an Invalid published for the benefit and q Cdution
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The New York herald., 1866-08-03
THE DENTAL CONVENTION At BOSTON.
Papers Read Before the Convenfion-Rxcur-
sion In Boston Harb0r, &c.
B0aToS Aucuet I966

Papers Read Before the Convenfion-E -Excur-
sion In Boston Harbor, &c.
BosTos August 2, 1896.
The proceedings Of to-days sessions Of the American
Dental Association in this city have been Of interest
Many papers Of importance and merit have been present
ed and discussed which win be printed in tho official
report for the use Of the profession throughout the
country good portion of this forenoon's session
taken up the discussion OF the important subject OF
dental psychology
Among the reports and papers presented we're one by
Dr.. W. r. Atkinson, Of New York, on 'Denta Pa
thology and Surgery by Or. c. r. Butler Of Cleye
land, on tho same subject; one by DR.. Knapp, OF New
Orleans the .Sacr1ce OF the Human Teeth one by
Or. w. H. Atkinson the Reproduction Of Alyeoa
Processes !" and by DR. W. H. Allen, OF New York,
Cooperative Dentistry The paper the Sacrifices OF
the Human Teehn is Of most Interest TO the public at
large. The fact was enlarged upon that the depiist
should take great with all kinds Of operations and
should aim principally to arrest the decay Of teeth
rather than 10 cure IL.
This even ng nine papers have been rad on scientific
points and on dental educao dental teralre Under
the head Of sDen,al Education DR.. Fitch. Of New
York. read paper which he strongly urged hat in
future young should be licensed TO pra tce until
they had successfully passed rigid examination or had
graduated from dental college. Tnis sentiment was
loudly appiarded.
Drs j. n. Riggs of Hartford Asa Hill OF Norwall, f.
G Leach Of # Boston, W. Morgan Of Nashville and
sioners ON the Goodyear Dentalc Rubber Company
question.
This afternoon the members from abroad enjoyed an
excursion in our haroor by Invitation o. the Massach
seits Dental Association and the New England dentists
There several ladies' In the party The sail
very pleasant all excursionisis There was
music by good band on board TO please the and
collation. 10 please the stomach. The party their
arrival In the city marched In procession 70 the State
House. where the members before opening the evening
session Of their meeting had jolllcaon speeches.
cheers, and omnibus poetry.
good deal OF tbe time Of tho convention Is taken up
in wordsparng and debates parliamentary rules. and
consequently the regular legitimate business Ia slowly
transacted IL " thought that The association will
not fnaliy adjourn until Saturday noon.
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cal \, ..e...-.. y. ~ -
veakoes W re.sronco ~ tne'r course towards inc
hoarsnrafnS he aad tnat far trims had been ohefed,
bas they declined after the honropaths had chai
iensed them nho dared not
"a IA trial m med cal akin In conrIusi,, ha st.sad
49, =. -. - - - ny s.~ssA
,nas S'o "riser W sno SommuhSauoo SAs n&msa Ut.
feers
paths should have fair trial It was we known that
since tho cholera broke out nearly II not over nifty
cent NJ tho patients had al q. The homnopafhs claim
thai they can DO batter ana with she facts OF the pro-
Rven " .hem 70 reorem sner pieuge. between m,o-
-sse - 40 re aSstsro sh., ,,d - s .s us " s'o '"'
N. parrar nhacted - ~. ~ ssrsa - ,,s.x 49,. ~ la
49,. ,.as - No .rch thirc ~ s'" aopssu ne 90"
REAprrG ORDERS
The Treasurer read tho ORDERS which were ordered
lle
HGHrr rHousAvD NoN&
The Treasurer read the following resolution, which
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ATTEMPTED MURDER N PHILADELPHIA.
Alleged Corspirnry or n wife with Negroes
- Tnkc the Life Of Her Husband.


From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, August 2
This morning. hearing Of frightfu at,empt 70 muir
der one Of our czens We went 20 hr scene o. .ne oc
rot posscgon OF the following facts from
the gentleman himself whom the murder was at
tempted Mr. Hull the person in question who keeps
barber saloon ia Chestnut street near Strawberry gsvo
Us the following particulars concerning the attempt on
his life Mr.. Hull IL white man, aged about forty
years His statement is as follows
"A plau laid 90 murscr me TOT my money py a
nan named wiiiiam Barker white mani and Jsrc Hnli
wife last night when came home, At little afer
twrive o'ciock found the light nearly out IN the cellar
kitchen whore h<At mas usually kept. did NOT 20
down stairs sut went MP into my bedroom, and asked
my yiie what was 70. matter WIN inc ,smp, ana sie
70 20 the water closet Che followed me dcn and src
ihen went doxp siars when returned found the
turned 10 20 up stairs when she called TO 20 80 down
IN the collar gct the light. and turned to go down
This stairway into the cellar kitchen was very marrow
and dark sho foot of tho stairs there IS doorway
leading into small vault In this place there WIRE two
coorcd men concealed. armed with haschets Mr. Hull
q had us passed the vant door whom heard q
slight noise inside: turned, whom tney Jumped out.
knsckirg mo down 10 The opposite corner oi ,ha room
u en- ~hen was down he jumncf on me and throlted
nc be hGla me 2 ,hi ssSS,h "u,d nS, $ n"so SS, oS
anr stIe9 r,..--krI' end got up and hois'ed w'c
don Opening into the street, when they roth
cIosat and the other rto The second stow
front room and concealed himself In closet the ono
that s sck re IN the water closet; il is stated that
they acre 70 s. $500 20 murder me. nnd they would
get ,ne kcy ~ ny safe; they employed by wdinlf
Barker tbcrc was alsp coties lne % The table
ths bed, ppoed e BE- 10 lie me II they did not succeed
IN the cellar One colorcd man stated that after the
nun Ter he was TO get lie key Of the roproof from
ny ockeh lie hlSo siaist that my vic placed tho
batch = 10 ~ hanJ and cone aled him. Yesterday
Dotnh1g ~ Tie hrcakfnst ta'lc, nv wife stated that
would DC dead wrhn tour weeks or two
months The rian was laid two or three days ago
Tho abo We is taken down from Mr. Huls ps, and on
the spot M the occurrence
The ncigt bcrs siArd that the rcrrre~ seen
In rft ttn
A. the bearrg the station house unlan street. bclow
Fourth, they THE negrves) wcognised Barker the
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who employed them Yesterday Barker was also seen
by others talking 70 these negroes q :, f---
when the officers arrived Mr. Hule wife got up and
wanted 70 know what they wanted, there no
10 there, and the ofcen had 70 burst open the door,
The of1cers making the arrest. and 20 whom credit
should be given for their timely appearance the spot
Shredder
At the hearing before Alderman Swift the two negroes
confessed. Barker who was arrested at Seventh and
South streets, Mrs. Hull and the two negroes
mitted to answer the charge Of attempted murder Mr.
bat Is now doing we'll Tue negroes left pair OF old
shoes in the cellar kitchen.
Mr.. Hull II very mild, inonansive man. and Ia well
known "a one Of the best amateur chequer players
the United Statea He had In his possession in the
safe ut his house 1t the time OF the attempted
about 900 worth Of United States bonds the fruits Of
many years savings.
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PORT OF NEW YuSx. AUGUST 2. 1856.

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steam ship vrvo Hnkiey sn1anrah 20 hours IA ballast
% Murray, Ferris Co. July ~. - mc~ Of Tyoee passed
steamship Leo, bound = x.,. -.
mia aud ~ sseeess "a y -iersen \ ranorr Wv"
rndss aud 20 passengers. 70 sioman Edyc. had
brth and @ths on the passage. i,
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phur, Snfson tlapp No date, south Shoals bearing
nW ~ niles spoke brig Caroline lDutch) hebee ior Cow
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The latest report from Governors Island s mors as.
factory haa any VIC rce hsi to cccra ier days.
Soi that there have been cnscs Of cholera and
shs, sick Ne, shows decided decrcae N lhe number
Of patients only but IL now believed that clue y
ssond 70 The source from whence the dsease y hFons
- shs island -be surgeon in charge Brsves Colonel j.
y Brown hes been Of opinion for soms lime that the
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Matters 81 the above psce about the same. Sow.
eral patients have been discharged IN good health,
o. two OF whom had been ely attacked Three pa.
ton,s whose the list OF cholera cases. died
yesterday, and several were admitted.
ExcIrEsENr
When II was known yesterday that woman,
named Nancy McA'ister, living at Castle Garden, was
asaeked with the epidemic, strong feeling Of repusion
" the hospital vet in among the people o!thc vicinity
instantly said that f the Barracks had not been con
vaEfed into hospital for cholera patients, the woman
would not have been seized with The epidemic and AZ
junction may be looked forat least an application fol
The New York herald., 1866-08-03
The CHOLERA INCREASING IN NEW YORK
Twenfy-foIr Cases and Ten Deaths
Yesterday.
Ehe Epidemic i'm Brooklyn and
ON the Islands.
MEETING OF THE HEALTH BOARD
&c. &c. &C.

no epidemic continues TO increase, and the pro-
liability Is that IL will continue for two or three weeks
% 1t claimed by the health officers that II the
sanitary authorities could have had their measures fuy
out the there would not have been one
Aalf the number Of which have been heretofore
reported But the irjunctions restraining them from
suppr ssing certain nusances in the city land which
sney Insist are productive Of choeral have aggravated
soe disease and viii be the Of cases, il not
sAznmnrily sbated.
MULBERRY AND STREETS
These two thoraughfares have had cholora
seporied from them than any others In the city, aud
Sk through either will explain the cause. Not only are
ise buildings them filthy and offensive, but not ono
10 hundred properly ventilated The pedestrians
ssh walk along either for blocks without seeing win.
Ssw open ei,hr side Of tho street. The and air
allowed 10 enter the houses and their exleriors
ere as gloomy as their inn erors are disgusting Under
the circumstances IL Is not 10 be wondered that Cholera
Increases
OFFICIAL list OF CASES
Below will be found list OF cholera cases as reported
the Beard Of Health bulletin for the twenty-four
hours ending at two NJ. yesterday
Sarah shea, 9s Christopher street, August /.
Mchae Grady, 553 West Twenty sixth street, July 81
Anne cune PAS West street. August l. died after six
h0frs' Illness.
farah Judge August /. died August q
Martin Casey 2o5 Greene street, died August J.
Fredericka cross. i31 Wille street, August /.
SeiIa Kiernan, lS1 East Twenty seventh street, died
Gkchaei Wund, 16l West Twenty ninth street, July
a.
Bridget Smith. zoe West Twenty third street. died
August l.
4 bog and girl o! the Christian family taken
~ with cholera yesterday; sent TO Red House Hosp-
tai
Esther White, taken III August l.
H,nry Donneson, 63 East Broadway, died August z
James Wright 20 Little street, died August !.
Al W. Gray, 6S3 Broadway, died yesterday.
Catherine Gronan, 527 West Forty-fourtn street, Au
s,st J.
E.sser Nelson, 105 Greenwich street, August l.
Charles j. Nelson, los Green xich street. August l.
Christina johnson, 100 Greenwich street, August l.
Nancy McAliis,ef, Castle Garden August l.
taharine Farley died August l. after eight hours H.
S65g.
lula Granger a ed August l.
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S HiPPIN NEW S.

AlHaNAc yorR--rms nsy
rTsye - ~o0s RsIs. ......evc " -
suS srr............ Is niGu vArER. morn "
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Rest Literary
Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HIRA for tho present wcok, now really,
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PIE GREAT Sroar AlxRrlcAs soUrTr
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Jpia Granger died August l.
hn McGlnme, l37 Mott street, August ].
Uarv Anfar,np Aurust

THE PRrEsT AND FORMER ErIpEMcs.
mo following table gives comparative estimate OF
the number of cholera cases, rep red on the second
sr5 Of August, during the two past and present cpl
xHln;e5.--
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From the official daily report Of cholera cases as fur
ashcd by the Board Of Health up TO yesterday IL
would seem the disease 10 still on the increase, there
having been seventeen now cases and three deaths.
The New York herald., 1866-08-03

casss Of cholera that have appeard on me siann ~.
originate there but ere imported rom i've 'hecen
ditrics of tie uegt bsriny tie. nee " fn'ag wsS
suxpendad hsweyer AMI the transportation of rcru ~
ceased il was more dicnt than over y accom- Tor the
presence OF cholera the admirable sanitav arrange
mens aud the discipline In tho garrison appeare' 70
render the growth Of disease an mpossibhty Yet
we have had to record day by day namoer OF deaths
and vsryin list OF II Is now dtcovered that
the civilian employees Of the ordnance and engineer
depar mens at work the wall the island return
10 this city and Brook yn every evening, and NJ many OF
them reside IN infected dfrcts does not Sc strange
thar thew should bring with them in the mornings, when
going 10 work o the noxions gases coll cted
puht In tb sir 6lthvs nts One OF the fatal
OF cholera reported yesterdays HERALD that OF
civilian empoye OF the ordnance department. He
snadenlv collapsed while at work. and despite the
dies prescribed dsd In few hours. This man lived In
Washington street, New York city. In house where
four cases OF cholera have already occurred II IN be
hoped the military authorities will lose time In
correcting the error they ave made in permitting
muncaon between the infected districts and the island
for is apparent reason why II proper precnu
tons had been used Governors Island should not be the
beallhes, as 1t certainly is the ceanest place in the
State.
DAvrD's ISLAND.
The disease has almost ceased this island. Except
the old cases in hospital there ia cholera among
the troops DiarrhTa prevails to extent, but ID
much mder than II has bcon, and easily yields TO
treatment
There have been cases and deaths since last
report