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CRICKET.
81. George W.. Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 10, 1857
The st. Georges first innings opened at quarter past
i've O'Clock, and occupied only an hour and half Tho
Philadelphia bowling straight rapid and effective,
and no stand Of Importance was made the bat except
Norley's Morley was unfortunately run out in attempt
ing 70 steal run The score made was only S. which
is much less than expected "A large viii prob.
ably be rolled up tomorrow or the Phadelphians will
win by great majority. Gibbes unfortunate In
being bowled on hopping ball which shot. Magees
bowling was the best FOR Philadelphia The st. George
Eleven does not seem 70 be strong In previous
years. several nne players being on the list The
Of the play follows
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~ sAyAHnA1 Ca, June 10, 1857
the British ship q L. TilIsy, ~ vsnus' Point VS.
bunzsd u thFss O'Clock ths morning. me steamer
south Cssolins side an1 sunk. rs ship loss her MIS-
ssamaa, sad msss Of hsS sails snA yfe9ipe The
schooner Orsmonsa also took Ore, and sisasssd
siderable damage
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PHIlApurnA June 10, 1867.
The Athletic Bass Ball Grub or this city started this
morning fcv Boston 70 play o. Tuesday with The Love
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BOwery Theatre.

1he drama Of the Rag Picker Of Paris in which J. B.
Hsaley sustained the character Of Father Jean, was
played at the above theatre last night full house. The
principal feature Of the evenings entertainment, how
ever, was the Introduction Of Mr.. J. a. Budworh the
popular negro delineator In the coac role Of Cousin
eneder in the farce Of the is only lately
shat Mr. Budworth has chosen this comparative new and
heaardous theatrical path, and far his efforts have
leen crowned with success His Dutch da ect in Cousin
1neder was excellent his stage business good and his
buscn- Irish American songs met with such warm ap-
prevail that he was encorad.
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waliack,s Theatre-Dan BRYANT.

Mr. Theodore Moss opened the sr.nnef Season las.
nlsht propqasly With big best card, Dan Bryant Dan
- eschewed 6ork forever as q minstrel and trusts
- the future in his professional cork in the
0bernan meaning Of the word. The house was very
largely attended, and there a considerable sprnk
hng Of fashion in the boxes and stalls There Is
general fault about the most Of stage freshmen.
10y are two much inclined look upon representa-
tive Of the Emerald Isle being Of the chimpanzee
order, with outlandish brogue an individual that
seems q cross between fool and knave with an
snesnt Of low cunning, and a corduroyed speci-
men Of humanity that TO look upon
every distortion Of the English language genuine
hrogae and every frantic gesture as appropriate TO the
oHld counthryo Mr. Bryant Is entirely free from all
shis nonsense He gives US quiet humorous natural
picture Of the risbman such we read OF in Levers
1oonparable novels, and there is not the slightest
attempt At burlesque Tho brogue flows from his lips
natural a. 'whiskey from the still" blood from the
shwacks Of shillelab He has lost all tho Of the
snigger" which at the beginning Of his dramatic
yser maed his efforts, and We may now look upon him
- the only ht Of the amented Power that
have u present the American stage The plays last
night we're John Brougham's admirable drama, the
ktsh Emigrant, and Handy Andy Lovers we'll. known
creation he win play Sbamus 0'Brien next week.
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IupxaAI ov "Anrnnus wAsp The funeral Of Charles
p Browne tArtsmus ward) solsmnixcd In Waterford
No on the ON INST The remains although enclosed In
four co0insshs zinc, led and oak-had not resisted
psssssA n naasss nssssasv xsslDsa = ~ bvsial
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New York Theatre,

Last evening very large audience assembled in this
theatre 70 witness the first representation of the new
ssEesque on Faust by Mr. John +. Poole The piece
= rhyme replete with puns, oomca ditties, plenty
- uVroarous fun and introduces the three Worrel Sis
ssns IN r6es suited TO their respective talents The
scenery 10 mostly new and together with the tabeaux
, very fine. The buresque was stamped a success
ass evening, and will undoubtedly draw crowded houses
~ some time TO come
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The German Festivities mt Baltimore.

The city considerably enlivened to-day By hands
some procession OF tho different societies Of TurneS
and singers composing the North American Social Demo4
cratic Turner's Union. Delegations from all portions O
the country present The demonstrations wiz last till
Thursday the 13Ih Various societies have arrived fro
New York, Philadelphia, Poughkeepsie, williamsburg
Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Allegheny City, New Orlcansf
Milwaukee, st. Louis, Indianapolis, Richmond WASH
ington and Georgetown, d. G.
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- Mmruis, June 10, 1897
0ecyre Herman, aged sixteen ysars completed feat
ths afternoon the oours 81 walking hundred
and twcnty milse In thai many consecutive houm for
stSA
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CHICAGO, June 10, 1851.
building vs. destroyed by Gre West Harrison, 1t
ne corner o. Jessrsou rss ibis afternoon Loss about
elhO0o ~
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ST. PAU, June 10. 1897
n A. HAWKS on trial for The murder Of his wife 70
81 We issurascs % be- NE w. ssssy sOss'ssss. -
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Analysis Of Bowlng-Magee, 80 balls, IL maIdsns,
wickes, 10 runs, wdes; Pearson, 80 balls, madens
wckets 20 runs, wides
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WASHINGTON, June 10. 1867.
The Trial Of John III. Surrats.
The preliminary proceedings in the Suratt trial to-day
were just foreshadowed in yesterdays despatch
District Attorney Darlington moved to set aside the list
Of jurors prepared by the Register of the District in
conjunction with the Clerk Of the Levy Court and Clerk
Of Georgetown and the motion complete surprise
TO the defence who SO taken aback that they
at loss how proceed. The point raised important
in respects than one for f sustained by the Court
a indeed seems probable and almost inevitable, 1t
may affect the fate Of many persons already tried
convicted and sentenced in the District Of Columbia
that the selecting of jurors has been conducted
Illegal for years. through the want OF infor-
nation the part OF officers charged with that import
ant duty Legal gentleman here say that should Judge
Fisher decide that the objection Of the prosecution to
the present jurors selected good that then perhaps
all former convictions under similar circumstances
been Illegal. The effect OF this logically leading
such conclusion, would certainly be rather inconve-
nient Conover and other noted criminals were con-
victed under similar circumstances and it would be
ous result Of sharp pleading in the Surratt should
Conover be declared i6er homo more least
not condemned man in the OF that uncertain insti
tu.ion the law Some lawyers hold that the rigid Of
the statae, regards the mode OF getting jury, would
only apply to where the life of might be in
volveed But others take broader view, and assert
that all criminals would get the benefit Of such in
Formally The motion has caused quite sensation
here as 1t has developed point that escaped the aten
ton OF lawyers until the present moment It is said
that the counsel for the defence much surprised
that they undecided what action they will take
in the matter. II may be, after ALL therefore, that
other postponement will occur though it is extremely
doubtful for the prosecution eager to push for
ward the trial. all their witnesses hand, and it
might be very difficult get them together again should
they scatter.
Release of Captain Ryan.
Captain Ryan, who was arrested ut Memphis soon
after the Confederate surrender and brought Wash
ington in chains. suspicion Of being John H. Surat
and who was for long time imprisoned, was in the
criminal court to-day in order to ascertain for hmger
whether he resembled the accused Ryan is about Wis.,
lting the Canadas in behalf Of the Southern Hospital
e; the relief Of manned and destitute Con-
federates =, -. i .r7r-g'-r----s 80
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COURT or SESSIONS.
Rohhery NJ Whiskax.


Before Judge Dikeman and Justice Hoyt and Voorhees,
jankmsn named Michael Deyins, aged about fifty
years. placed trial yesterday, under an ndct-
ment charging him with grand larceny. 1t appeared
that on the night OF the 21ss Of March last barrels
OF whskey stolen from the establishment OF Neil
kcGodrck, Flushing avenue, and subsequently
found tho cellar OF the prisoners house in Raymond
street. Occr Smith testified to having visited the pri
house the robbery for the ostensbe purpose
OF searching for some brass which he represented as
having stolen from New York. On arriving at the
cellar the door or which locked Dsvine objected
to his entering but the officer did and there found
the stolen property. On the part OF the defence Was
claimed that the prisoner ignorant as 70 how tue
LIQUOR got In the cellar and that be had completely
whatever the then. James Brophy, who resides IN
the house adjoining teshed that early on the morning
OF the 22d Of March he saw two men rolling
barrels into Deynes place; but neither Of them was
the prisoner He twitnes stood about fifteen feet from
the mon, but did not know that the barrels had been
stolen 10 his knowledge The prisoner had Away borne
a good character CatEarine Devine, moiher Of the
prisoner, testified that her son went to bed about
eleven o'clock the night Of the robbery t2lst, and
ness was In bed in AN adjoining room. She did MOI
awaken her son the next morning, numbnr of wat.
cal cd, and testified that Devines general
character good and that they heard anything
dsrogatory against It, The Jury however, returned
verdict coDvc,ing the prisoner who thereupon SEN
tenced 70 the State Prison for years.
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srpDxs DEAm AT THE 81. Dpp Hnm.--Ists oa
Wednesday afternoon . gentleman srrired q the 81
Denis Hotel Broadway, and called fora room, which
vas immediately assigned him, ~ he ppsarsd 70 b
Qsite Ill He called for some warm waer n which 70
hsshe bis feet ana other sscsaarsa which we're fur.
nsked him. About thrse o'clock ysstsrdg morning The
bsn of bis room vss rang with voience add answer
iue the night porter found the gsntism lying the
foorpf the room and partially unconscious physican
was Immediately ssnt for, bus on arriving found his
pattern snnrng nom q, Of epilepsy, nesIy inssnsbIs
and eudenuy IN dying condition Pro,ss remedies
wss applied bot without avail q death nsusd soon
the fciowing :-'Tr. obss, Inspector Gsssgai ds u
Pruses TIE name Of 0hss was aisp on tls baGyags Of
decsassd anh Doubtless thai vss his real mana Coroner
wildsy vas Subsequenuy called, when d q n Leo
made pogenosesm sxAmpasion on the BODY. which
showed cenceively that congestion of ne luiGs the
result 81 dsess Of the heart The caus o. d6ath
ard NE tery accordingly rendered . verdict 70
thas s6scA Dsoesd was about forty-vs yeaS of aee,
ana apparently valve Of Prussia The rmains were
taken - charge " Coroner wlidsy tn ns Prussan
Consul eould - adNssd with the subject Tue money
and other eaech - dsesassd were pssssdovw v Ne
Public AdminissraAos T7.
pnowxnD Pusous lsxwnyn.-rhe rsusrs Or ths
woman found Asasins a me bay a already rspsrtsd,
hsvs BEEN iasasiasd - shs of Mary Hassss Ice Of
No ~ Washington street. Deceased len hss ~ sbous
Twelve o'clock on The nisN o. shs ON instant rsn
down seaAfn and wm ssen no more alivS.
hs husband - asassp 20 NE tine - len
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POLICE IHTELLIGEHcE.

LAvyrR CHARGED WITH roRosxY Charles H. Yep-
trand member Of the legal profession, was yesterday
arrested by officer Leaycaf OF che Tonbs Police Court
on warrant issued by Justice Downing, charging him
with forgery Il alleged that IN reeent tal before
Judge Cardozo in the Court oe Common Pleas The de-
q SsnA ss s
panation asserts that the bond made out IN blank
IN hts ofcs then handed to his client who returned u
70 him Bcrtrand signed and certified, and that he Der
trand) knew nothing about the signs or che vadRy of
the bond until the trial Of the he, thereEnre
nss ss % IL As s sa q g; g as
fore another court as. s - Ns-e e kes7SF ssf
ALInesD roRcERr jacob g.. Sinner, clerk IN me
employ Of the firm OF H. B. Ciahin Ca, appeared BE-
fore Jusscs Dodge a tho Jefferson Market Polioe Court
yesterday and charged Joseph Dneisngsr with having
by OF forged order. obtained four pieces Of
muslin, valued - SO. The order which the complain
ant alleges presented by the accused purports
have been drawn by one Noses R0sendorf, in whose
employment Dneislingcr had been, up TO about two
relation to the order repuda1ed tho sIrssturs a. nos
beng his and says he never authorised the Of bis
name The prisoner was comm tcd 10 default or ~ 500
bail TO answer al the Court or General Sessions. S
ALLEGED LARCENY on CLorms0 --EIsa smlsh residing
at lis West Thrtyint street, charged James Mslonsy
with having stolen from her -four sacks In value
amounting to $40 Upon information which siie re-
ceived she based her accusation Boah parties appeared
Justice Dodge On hearing ths Complaint com tsd he
accused for trial. Ne.ss l-ssN ~ ~ al-d
RUNNING AWAY WITH A HoRsr AVID wAcos. s.-yohn
Weber, living in Eighty fourth street, between Second
and Third avenues having occasion down town,
used q horse and wagon for that purpose Business
called him TO the Of Essex and Houston streets
and leaving his vehicle, he entered store Remaining
there little time he attracted % the srses BY the
appearance Of stranger In bis wagon in the oct OF
driving OF with II He gave chase and finally succeeded
Ia capturing him, had him arrested and yost1rdaU he
was brought before Justice Mansd when the prisoner
gave his name - John Dee the hofsa wagon ana har-
worth about eo00. The prisonGr wss com-
mitted for trial, in default Of bail n. M.
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.


The Rights of Passengers in the City Cars.
Before Justice Dowling
Albert Niver, conductor on the Third Avenue Rail-
road, was arragned in this court yesterday morning,
charged With assault the person Of Robert l.
molly. boy about six years Of aee. living as l6s
Eldndge street. who testified that Saturday last he
entered car ON the above ROAD paid tho full fare, six
cents and took seat; that afterwards lady entered
and the conductor wished him 20 give up his seat
which no refused; whereupon the conductor dragged
him from the seat and Kicked him from the csr. -
determined 10 deal strngeniy with ali such cases which
came before him Ladies had their rights, bul the
stener sex also had theirs. II was matter OF fre.
ashoppng expedition or lettering about town, aa-
ianty rendered seats by Tired workingmen, and never
gave In return the least Acknowledgement thanks
The fair Sex might him for his remarks but all
would have 70 coincide With their justice To mark the
sense OF the injustice pract sed to tho boy in tho present
prisoned Tor one month in the Psnteniiary.
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"Reminiscences sf the PsIisieal CsmpaEgn Of
1S66-Suis 20 Recover $4,000 Damages fer
Personal Injuries Received by the FaIIins In
81 the WigwAQ.
Before Judge rAompsoa ana jury.
Js~ss P;ed -. kscAssl cAosresy. is an action
growing ous OF ~ occurrence which happened In Novs-
bsr last while the excssmsnt attendant upon the then
approaching election ss ss height and which, 70
certain sxtsnt might bs associated with shs political
events q that day The defendant Vice President
Of democratic club, known ths Constitutional Unlon
Association. and special committee 70 procure The
erection Of sbs wiswam, large frame structure In
Court street. between State and schermsrhcrn On The
bsidng wns crowded vim HUNDREDS Of the local hard.
listed democracy on The occasion Of grand POW WOW"
.hs pos.s suppong hsh row q seats along one SIDE
ins those Who were seated thereon 70 ihe ground
A portos Of the roof ana noor Also gave way.
ths case, Who ihs time the sscdsns occurred wss in
jursd about The head By bcing struck with Of ths
= sh. injuries and n i nos ss. ~Sr
He further claims that the accident occurred through
negligence In the construction of The building there
Ssrssss Ssns s1S in iSs srsn sf Of $4,000 : ~"
rhs defence h denial Il she charges Of sssigsnss
Samsss ~ q ssnssss were examined yesterday ..
behalf Of the plaintiff Including the parry Win whom
NE contract wss Ade fos The construction u e build
ssssd sSas he hsd sonsruessd sss iuIdns ssCsrdins
70 contsaca ana went On V give detailed account q
The fhlllne. hs saSd, was The heavy fssp On The
rrecsdlne night which softeps1 The eaSh under
ne building; the innsnss weight o. parties on Ne
fcor had ssss1 n and the sinking u The noos caused
ths posss 70 fan BE thought thaS h NE pogn had en-
tended down through The door " Ne sarA ~ eoodens
uss and braces 70 keep the roof and pesn fen falling
Poss be added were put In bscauss sby vsrs cheaper
ana ravsd Mes ana ksd ne iaisss bsss psasss sssss
she building the failing would nos have ccs~Trea
Or Prenderwnsl Who attended the ptainu6 efses ha
nusy, testified thas portion 4 Ne scalp - ~ - soss
hand hsa hen turned over; he wse blesdna pFofnsy,
ne scse wssns1 thss 80 u tbs pes1 IN the wswan
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MA4i "a 1sszrRlPLE SHEET

OConncv we're araignsd before Justice B. Haupsman,
a the Police Court Morisania on the complaint OF
man named Timothy 0Rourke residing IN East Morris.
ania who charges them with having committed violent
assault him evenings previously From the state
ment Of 0Rourke appears that on Monday afternoon
in company with three other men, while proceeding
along Grove h-a street now in process OF being cut
through. for which operation Geeson and 0Connor bold
acontrac-one OF them stumbled over an iron crownar
ORourke beng caught hold Of BY Gleeson and beaten
over the head With pickaxe handle In the hands OF
OConDor. ORourke subsequently taken 10 Inc drug
store of H. p Monaghan where remedies were applied
and the bleeding effsctually stopped The defendants
alloge THAI the 0Rourke party were drunk and were
interfering with their workmen The trial Of the case
has not yes been concluded. 49,
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SUPERIOR cauET- SPECIAL TERM.
Alleged lnfrin cement OF n Newspaper TfsIe-
Injunction Dissolved. it Aa n
Before Judge McCunn

Alleged lnfrin cement OF Newspaper Tale
Injunction Dissolved. l AAA
Before Judge McCunn.
Paeis Stephens Joe Farrsr Dc Cossto This was
application the part Of defendant dissolve an
hjunction granted by Justice Mccnn, restraining the
defendant from publishing Spanish newspaper known
IN this city as III Cronsta, and formerly La Cyoica
lhai Mr.. De Pena was the former proprietor
Of La Or nica but died in April 1865 and that tho de-
sendans had from that time become associated in the
publication, Of that paper. That on the 10th
II May, utmo. the public administrator sold out
La Cyonica and that the plaintiff purchased the
same immediately upon tho purchase the
plaintiff, alleging that ~ oToaiaG was counterIet
ttle obtainod this injunction Counsel for defendant
insisted thai the papers OF plaintiff defective
not stating that the plaintiff now publishing La
Gs0cG. and that no injuuct could issue prevent
imaginary wrong That the allegations Of the
plaint beng wholly denied, tho plainIin will be left
his remedy st law; thai La Cronca and E Croa being
words in the Spanish language, any person at lib
sry to tho latter That there be such aDpro-
ps'anon OF names in language as would prevent
party from using others which could not deceive the
public That the only party that could be injured in the
publication OF paper called La Cyoaica would be the
defendant, and that wnere the case is doubtful
1pjunction will not be continued unless the defence
- smanfestly frivolous. The counsel mado exhaustive
argument favor Of defendant and counsel presented
points and arguments favor OF plaintiff but The Court
decided TO dissolve the injunction and " permit the pub
Noasicp OF The paper
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COURT cslESoan-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT CIRoUrr-Part l. Oyer and Torminer.
Part q short causea Mos PISA 3l84, $780, 1884, 1926
2606 2b44 3l26 Ss4s 8so2 2e94 S604 375L 2774 1874
35S2 307s 1882 1885, 3il0 346s 564 $780, 32l4 1886,
$3.50, 274s, ll50, 22os 1858, HAS, l562
SrPaEnz CeuR iPEciAI iERM-Nos 1876, 156, 1919, 20l,
l2s 2l0 l90 2l6 2l9, lS3, Co. 1872 206 l25 l4o, $780,
l46 225, 226, Eat sN ts4 Es4aM tat tNA
smaEan CoURr--cHAmpkss 90, rs, 90, s7, ss,
90, 100, 103, 10l. Call commences ut No. 107
SUPERIOR Couur-TsIAL TERNs.--Pars l--Nos. 1917,
a227 26l5 3lo9, 3le5, 8189 1896 3I11, 1905, 1920,
3l67, 32l7 2ill, 1855, 250a Part Mos 1856, 1908,
2762 S222 2s9i slSa, 3lls, 32l4, l42S, $685. S0SA,
323S, 3l22 3242, 3426
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAI TERN Short Nos 1173
1909, 1915, 1920 1887, 1853, 1866, 1887 1875, 1857
1905, 1885, Part short causoaNos 745, 1406, 1915,
1sS6, 1901, t402, 958. 1888, 1882 1861, G68. 12l5
Cry CouRi--BRooKLya-- II and 70.
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An interesting series Of experiments took plaos ysser-
day ct the factory OF Msssra Cowells Shaw willard
Twenty street. North river in the presence Of
number Of scientific gentlemen for The purpose Of test.
ing the new patent tin-coaisd lsad ppa Ths use Of
lead pipes water conductors has long been known
bs prejudicai 70 health, the water imbibes after
tme the sugar Of lead from contact with the pipe In
order 70 obviats this chemical change many attempts
have been made unsuccessfaIy for the last sy yea,
until very recently The experiment snploysl per-
fsctly symmetrical pipe, which weighs bat half the
weight per foot Of the ordinary cad pips and when 10
coaied ons-nfth Of iD diameter with pure tin.
The manner IN which this operation 10 per.
WssSs ssv .eu pousd ssS SOrsS srOu9s . Ss
which y some Inches IN issssh sad dsas.s TIE
side Of The cylinder s thsa aed with melted Lead, which
81 the points Of contact With the Tin forms An amagam.
b.. S;nsr.iss 2: y. sss s LEAD Io..., %.ssp their r
prsss svsraains atx hundrsd tons y Thea brought 70
bear upon shs sasrs mss and Il 4 forced through a
whose perfect cal6rs is nslntainsd By ss rod whicS
y pressed through ~ This. pipe on being examlned
% v ,: socad e O. ccss c.s v,,n'. e Two 'spsss = and dis
and Dc Ccas force that has been called
forth 70 comprss them prevents any fears Of
witnessed me process Of manufacture series Of a.
permsus were thso gons INTO 70 show the other merits
which Ne cosisd PIPE has over the ordinary lead pps
hydrasiic pres, and the following results wsrs
obtained IA lsadsn pipe Of one inch interior diameter
and wsishins lbs II 70 the foot burst at pressure
Of 1000 marked BY the teinle guafe; she
wsishiss soniy q Ia On 70 the fcoS Sid not
burst until the dynoneter marked 1,l50 three
quarter ineh lead ppe weighing SIS 70 NE foot then
sSpsnmssssl On, aud bsrs, q 500 Aan-cosssd one,
velghing ~ Of the same cabra burst q 127k with
svesy specimen tred u concusively shown that the
tlncoaed pps besldes its not being subject 70 any
arongsr, and thsrsin promises the qualify Of being
lighter and lees cumbenoma When these experimsnts
were concluded Professors Tlman and Dorsmus gave
shs speeches on The dstrimens occeoosd 70 health by
Ne ~ q leaden pipes FOR watsr and usFasd their
remarks IN . practical manner. The company then
separated, afer passing an agreeable afternoon