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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-15
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In orde- that he TFisconsin-nAy as much 4
service as posi- bic in the great PohtSqta ean,es
pagn of 1868, which is 70 elect GENERAL I
S. CRAM President of~stle Uni ed@StatssAxc
have reduced the club rates Of our Weekly
and Sem- Weekly editions to a price barely
covering the cost of the white paper. And.
" lille we shall bs earnest inc our support Of 81
the political ssprincip,es which the Wisconsin
has always maintainel We shall cont nue. 70 =
dcvose argecshare of our paref to the inter
ests ofthe Family aud Farm ~ = 49,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-15

DEATH OF BISHOP HOPKINS john
Henry Hopkins, Bishop of Vermont, ex-
pred at his residence at Rorkport Yer
mont, on Thursday Jan. 9th: Bishop
Hopkins was born in Dublin, Ireland, IN
the year 1871. BE came to this Country
with his parents at an early age. and set
tied in Philadelphia where he studied law
and was admitted to the bar. He sub
became minister of the Pro
testant Episcopal Church, and at the time
of his death, was the Senior Bishop ef,tne
Church in the United,,States. He was an
author of considerable note, and his books
have been widely read in this Country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-15

make ample appropriations to defray the
current EXPENSES of the benevolent insti-
tutions, and provide for such additions
and fepsirs as may be necessary. Also a
reasonable appropriation to the orphan
asyIums and hospitals in TIE city Of Mil
waukee.
81 !. STATE PRISON.
The report of the State Prisea Com
missioner gives the aggregate number of
prisoners under. his charge during the
year as 294. That the financial mapag :
ment Of the prison could not have been
imp roved is clearly shown by the follow
ing brief extract from the report:
Total expenditure during the last
fiscal $54 835 II
Value of permanent I'M
provement made by 2..s ".
convict labor. ....... $53,l23- o. 'fat.Sl
Increase of supplies dur eve =. ..,f. - =
ing the year--.....,..... 1902 25
..4.f - s4,425 %
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


The Superior Court yesterday postponed mo-
tion tl to-day made in behalf Of ZeHo Bufnham, to re-
strain the Police from patrolng IN front Of his door, to
warn OF the unWary'
IN the sut brought by Bxby agt Jansen and
others eonsus the State Courts in which they answered
without pleading their privege consns TO have suS
bSt sSbseSuenty fased It. on motion being made by
the plaintiff to discontinue without costs Judge Cardozo
mOnsOasy dishonest r afOregu consul 10 aHswer generally
. . Tal s o Psada Pasd s od the G judgment az ds
e. the . s Of H. :. IL sIPs.s .. .ocS SSaTR AZ he @ =
commenced ard whereOeer n not done shall on application re-
a;' Continue Ss soS Rs sd.i y 10 hardship
e5s,Ss 'ot M sp,t s sis me costs we're tsvis'
Motion granted Mr.. Richardson fox plaintiffs Mr. La
paugh FOR defendants.
The Continental National Bank sues the Ma
tionai Bank Of the Commonwealth of John Ross
forgeries In May 1850 he procured large AMOUNT Of
Bank kept his account On the LIST OF May 1866 he drew
check for more than ss 0oO in favor Of CTCnise Co.
tihcaton Of the paying teller Of the Continental on IT,
onse &C. be GG SSeoR OK Sn S se DsE e
20 the Clearing House and was exchanged When the
tected and they at back the Bank Of the
Commonwealth. The latter Bank, after consultation
With their customer declined 70 refund of the
check aud this suit brought Almost the only ques
OF fact raised was on the part OF the defense The
ed with his customer sent round clerk at TO the
Continental Bank 10 inquire whether the check good
paying teller saws positively that he never told any one
that that check was good The case is still on. 10
On opening the United States Circuit Court,
yesterday Judge Benedict said that he would sit ten
days to try criminal cases. Tho case of Patrick II.
Reason for making counterfeit 60cent currency plates
set down for Friday. The of Roger Lang,
charged with removing whisky after its seizure put
on TN June The case Of Christian Flechy and another,
for Illicit dstiatiOn, set down for to-day In the
case of solomon Frank ana Others for Illicit removal OF
whisky motion to quash will DO made to-day, and II
denied. the trial will so Tomorrow The case OF Ed
ward COsOve and Others for Illicit dstiatlon was set
down for tomorrow. The cases OF BurntOn and Marsh,
WE'RE gat
down for June. Tho OF Vim. Gordon and another,
Tor illcity removing whisky, put of, and Gordons
bail increased from 5000 10 $4,000 The OF Ira Bar
her, for making fraudulent returns OF his businesses
eiRardeaer set down for June. The James
Arnold and Garniss T.. Baker tthe TTadesmen's Bank
Teller of Daniel MessmOre and Others the Kentucky
Bourbon easel Alfred ST. Clair and Geo. NJ Dusenbury
for embezzng letters from the POst-Once, and of Alex
ander Ross aud others for making fraudulent returns Of
their tobacco business, put of till the June
motion before Judge BlachfOrd TO release Marquis d.
T. Sbarkcy who Is IN Ludlow st Jail n civil suit OF tho
superior ComO, was act down for argument to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
HEAVY ROBBERY.

Early on Sunday evening Mr.. B. Stern, OF
No 23s West Fory-eghthst, near Broadway, left his
residence for walk On his return about loi p m he
found that during his absence small safe In rear room
on the second floor had been opened by means Of keys
and the following described valuables absracted Seven
$40 600 United States bonds OF the issue Of 1884, seven
Of the same denomination OF the issue of 1885, Of the
same denomination Of 1867 $500 bond 1040 $500
bOnd one bond and mortgage for 0O one bond and
mortgage for OG three shares Of the Western Union
Telegraph stock; quantity OF OIL S3ing stoeRs 10
Shares OfWells Fargo Co.'s express stocks; certificate
Of depst for 500 diamond jewely to the alue coo;
ito gold watches and other articles OF jewtry The
tire amount stolen was valued by the Owner at about
l27OOO reward of 800 offered for the recovery OF
The property. The owner who was recently aJeweler
doing business In Syracuse and has Just removed to this
city account for the manner In wh the robbery
was committed that the safe opened keys th9le
Is no question. Mr Sterns keys wPso kept Dy MN IN ms
pocket during tho day. aud at ht placed beneath the
stIes Of his bed On the evening OF the robbery, be-
fore leaving the house. he placed the bag containing the
keys In the bed and his return found the keys ap-
parenty undsturbed. The door OF the safe was open,
however, and the contents gone.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

ssc at railroad depot delivered Rye continues
irregular demand the sales are o bush ne.or
but BUYERS hold of The demand s mostly Tor the a0me
tic trade the sales are 5000 bush New western Mxeu,
White. 81 i4iaI i6 do Yellow 81 2Si Southern white,
I5asl B latter rate t T1S eh9ee peaF SeTsy , rs
STOCK of Grain in NewYork and Brooklyn warehouses
dpr a. lses Wheat d ms SSsS s Peas BUSH ST.
GUENIEs quiet but frm' at l'Si'tc' lot Bags anu
Hay ia rm and in fair demand at sOasSc for Shipping
and 81 2Odsl As for retail lots. . ,or e,uo. ,oa
HOPS continue In light request a, n ektreoe yor
A. mEMP%All kinds are quiet and unchanged; we quote
LXTHs-Rastern are firm and in fair demand at % 49,
LIME~Rocland 4. firm and in fair request atsi rs Tor
MOLAssEs-The demand is fair and prices steaay' tc
sales OF GO hhds Cuba at I6aeOc, and 29T bhds tcS'
NAVAL sToREs-The market Is quiet but steady w we
quote; Spirits OF Turpentine free 70. SIlc Per ga
Crude TuTpentIne 5ss per 2sS % asss sa1 Der
% n per DO a'G No. % TO- iaS"sf Pas sass sas
White Sc 6O6s7 so per $50 M TarNorth Co ana y. &
ton S7isss IS per bbl Ptch-Cty and southern, -
pV VoiIS-Anercan Iinseed IS steady but dull et iss
Al ls for casks and bbls Crude fish oils are uncnange
Lard oil is firm and In fair demand at u S5Ss 10 for iar
PRoVIsIoSs-There has been very good demand for
Pork to-day but prices lower and the market CLOSES
heavy the sales cash and regular are $500 bbis 1 ~
a Ess Esra aSss future delivery sales go
bbls seller June New Mess at $40 l2t oOo pDs uo' w.
sac ss and 25O bbs do do at S29 Beef Is more aclve
and Is hrm sales OF 100 bbls at ss9Sl9 ior n ~.
brands sbas0 50 for Plain Mess and $40 o0dtz % ot
Extra do Tieree Beef Ia quiet. Beef Hams are n, un
changed Cut Meats are rn; sales OF 800 pkgs baKsEu
Hams at q0i 2c. Bacon il sparngy offered anu stey
Lard dull and nomnay unchanged; small saes q. 20 ti H.
fsc for No lstalsic for City, aud lSsGlosc ior ai
| To prime Steam and Kettle Rendered. a.. r,o a.
| PETROLEUM-th market is firm. We quote CRUDE "a
bulk at l2tc in bulk and 17tc IN bbls Sales 2I iO TS
Refined In bond at 27ic In Philadelphia crude az q
in bbs and Refined In bond at 2csc for g. WI sales %
1000 bbls first half OF May at 2etcp ana lo ppsS ia'
| half do. at 96tc. o,.,., y. -
RICE-A retail demeDd prevails at 9liic for caro-
lima, aud eialOc. for Rangoon ,.Ii.;,, o.,O ,,,,
no change to advise In nsce sales Of s93 hhds at
ilc for Cuba 1876 for Clarified do Ior rort ~
Rico; l4tGlsc for Dcmerara, ana 7W boxes havana Vi
private terms Refined quiet AZ 1870 for Hards = .. A.
SEEDS-The Inquiry Is moderate Tor Cl0ver Seeu a. y
alOtc: Timothy Seed Is selling at y 9Odf2o oo heP a
| Flax Seed is quiet at " 700s2 80 bag. ,,.,-
| TALLOW-The market n moderately active ana steau'
| sales of CO,0OO ID at l2fQl2sc
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
CRIMINAL.

AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day. TWO cases OF violation Of the Excise law were re-
ported those OF James Riley OF No 47 East Twenty
foUIthsl and John Armstrong OF No. 12o Bleeckerst
In Commissioner loves Court BrOOklyn.
YESTERDAY Aeel Wares policeman held 10 q 900 to
await tIai Tor having large quantity oil Counterfeit
United States currency in his possession with Intention
10 pass II.
In Justice COrnweIIs Court, Brooklyn, yester-
day, Henry sinclair was aFigned fOr having two DENT
Johns Of liquor IN his possession which he could
no satisfactory account lie sent 10 jal on s6ort
commitments.
In the Recorders COur, Hudson CITY. John
Gilhc 10 the employ Of Mr.. Edward James resinc ON
tho Harrison estate was accused by that gentleman Of
asSaut0g him with sheath knife sguday Isst C.n,
InItted IA jail for tIial. IN default Of $500 bail
At the YOIbville Police Court Yesterday. he
fore Judge Connolly, Denry Forster, ndIieior Of
the Belt RailrOad. accused of embczzlemeut Tho
lestinOBy ths eject that the accused during one
the trips Of his ear, had ~ passengers end only 70
trriled the Company the fares OF llf He bed 10
answer AZ the Court Oi SPECIAL besdcns
ln Justice Sutphen's Court, Jamaica, Ferdi-
nand Peel youth 10 years Of csrsgted yCstsr-
,sy f9r etesng 20 iscsl hs employer M. Thoe. Ia
ciJGfaacG S0ush. Ihs prisoner was Ienaadcd 10 the
LOu?tD3uss % cTHt tc ecsiCn OF tho GgaGd JlrY...
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
PETROLEUM AND MINING $40
AfTra

MONDAY, April PIP NJ
Gold closed at 1851 The clearings of the Gold Ex-
change Bank were s3S,OO5,OOO and the balances
81, ,249, ,728 a.
Government stocks continue very strong with good
business at the counters Of the leading dealers New
6 of 1867 sold at 1O9 and 1905 at 1Oa 1O4Os sold at
l62i Few State stocks are offered The securities Of
the old free States are rarely offered, end they are
readily sold at full prices. Bank stocES DIE all firm
Pacific Mail is In more demand, under reports of an
advance in rates by agreement with the Opposition
line. In Express stocks moderate business. Rail
way shares are frm and the prevailing feeling of tho
street is bullish New-York Central has sold at 13Oi
under purchases to cover Shorts and revival of the
report that the stock Of the road is
to be doubled, and the new shares issued
to existing stockholders on the payment Of $40 per
share. Erie sold at 72i. The Drew and Vanderbilt
interests are understood to have been harmonized
Cleveland s. Pittsburgh stronger and sold at s3i
The North. Western stocks were firm, 1t Is now sta
ted by the friends of the road that soon after the
annual election dividend will be declared upon
both classes of stock. Fort Wayne sold at i0Si. At
the close, free sales to realize profits the market
was per cent. lower on New-York Central and Erie
and fraction lower on the Western shares, with no
large amounts Of stock offering at the decline Gov
ernment Bonds close strong and active, with sharp
demand for 520s of 1862 and the old 5-20s Of 1855.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

COFFEE-The market Is without activity, prices show
Ing important varation sales OF D4l bags MaracabO
private terms At baltimore sales OF 1900 bags Rio
ex !. G. Warwick at 12tc., gold In bond.
CEMENT-Rosendale Is firm aud ia fair demand at 81 70
cash. -
EGGS quietIbut rather firm at 2ie for Western
FLOUR AND MEAI--The market opened strong for
Western and state Flour but ere the close Of Change
holders of the low grades yielded slightly, but the me-
dum and better brands sold fairly at former piices tho
sales 9O0 bbls at ~ 206S9 IS for Superne State
so 206tl0 rs for Extra do $40 6G2l Is for Fancy do
$40 25ds0 30 for tho low grades OF Western Extra $40
ash for good 10 choice Spring Wheat Extras $40 IS
t2 90 for Minnesota Extras tl0 50dsl0 85 for Shipping
0hio $40 e09t4 so for Trade and Family do, $40 sO9
S2 80 for Amber Winter Wheat Extra Indiana and Mich.
tgap S12 5Odsl for Sngle Extra Wheat do do ea 5O3
M SO for Single Extra st. Louis, and si75d7 for Double
and Triple Extra do California Flour is steady and In
the Horn Southern Flour without important change;
the demand steady sales of 800 bbs at $40 50l
for ordinary TO good Extra Baltimore and Country
I'll a0dtlo Is for Extra and Family Georgia and Vir
Da and SO esb 90 for Extra and Family Maryland and
Delaware and t00sl6 70 for Triple Extra Rye Flour Is
again better and actye sales OF go bills at ~ 25d $40
Corn Meal steady and In fair demands sales of 6O bbs
at IS WaS for Yellow Western tho latter for star"
brands y for Jersey. and ~ 30 for Brandy wine.
GhAIN-ILe Wheos market In firm and falfIy active
fof sbipient; wo hear Of tho arrival al Albany, ths
morning OF about so loaded grain boats the sales
1900 bush, bt 81 65 for No Milwaukee, bnd e. ~ re-
ported Tor load Ia be delivered next week; t0ds1 81
for No. Milwaukee IN store, and - 6J delivered Is Is
Tor white Californian nfoat - IS for fair White Michi
Esn Farley ~ sono ehat ower Gales 0f 2yo punh of
Canada west reported nt "a IS. Barley hsit arn St
sales ~ " ~ 1e2 - Oas owcr and qi6t ~ the close
We es's. are St0 bash We,.oib % etiSstc Ia stctei
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
BANKIYG AND FINANCIAL.

HOLDERS OF TIE CESTRG PAcR!c RAmRotD
BONDS arc Joint investors with the United States
Government in the Grand Continental Pacific Rail
road line having tho prior claim thereon. These
securities are highly c9mHelled persols desiring
good safe, steady nvestments They are for Sale for
the present, at par and accrued interest in currency
the interest and principal being repayablo in GOLD
and now yield nearly nine per cent upon the outlay
All information, &C. furnished on application by
FISK IL HATCH.
Bankers nd Dcaers In Government Securities,
No. s Nassal-st., Now YORK,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

Edward McGrath and John Tracy. for indusns IN anstC
encounter the main street were sent 70 '"0 0Ou""
jail fOy 10 days.
In the Essex Market Police Court, peIore JUS Jus.
Sccond'st Brooklyn Was accused Dy Timothy Roberts
oL nhg g goI M satisfactory account Roberts alleges
that the chain stolen from h 2 ye t aSP linz "! nt
Sunday when he recognized it on the person OF the aG
cused near the ferry at the IoOt Vi and
her he could obtain no definite answer anu
III % 6 Eestod She was held TO answer IN default
OF $500 bail
"Tbe England & Evans Distillery case" was
- - Insfsrday before the Commissioner. The de.
up t sga fnSiaDd Hanon and Evans, who are charged
@ Snng the seized dstiery of England Evans In
Harue a and with resisting revenue officer v no was
endeayorng to inspect it, have put In testimony ior tne
defense TO the effect that Col Burr Porter inc revenue
eTdav they called Leonard b. Tice. manufacturer OF
whisky meer Who h essd 1at dsey hs and Which
stand now and uninured at the figures indicated %heh
the dsery was first sezed eOud oi DO aoiTo rned
| 10 wednesday next.
! Tn Judge Gilberts Court, Brooklyn yesterday, q
brought by Mrs Mary Morgan TO
deposited in that institution by papl dhe money ~ ~
S9P w Sf S 'S@s o fssSS sesps
The Court directed the jury to find verdict 9e ta
the gronnd that the ey%s 70 Sds 20
producing the deposit book shall be deemed gooa anu
bndng upon the depostcr and that in the absence Of
fraud OF gross careessness the part or the Dak
oss verdict in accordance with the directions OF the
| Court rendered by the jury y -.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice
Dowling committed 10 the Tombs an abandoned female
Isabella shOrey by name for having Oh SUNDAY pSyolds su
Brookynte q wallet containing 49, while the pair %eIt
In conversation in Chathamst Charles D. Graveat
was on Saturday night last arrested for having on Ih
day last while riding down town on Beecker-st car
picked the pocket OF Mr. Charles ]. Byen, OF NO; N
| and some checks, was yesterday committed Two 70 10
served seats at Wallacks Theater, which were IN 'h'
wallet we're traced TO the possession OF the prisoner
John HAYES OF No l23 Forsythst quarreed YESTERDAY
with b. Ettinghausen, German shOemaker IN tne snOl
Of the latter, at No 2l Centerst, and Ettngnausol
stabbed his opponent In the leg with knife causing
dangerous wound The assailant was arrested anu cou
mitted TO the Tombs
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
THE MARKETS.

lCn,taliy reported for Tvs TKIBuSsl
MONDAY, April 81, 1865.
AsHES-The inquiry for Pots Is fair AZ IS rs Pearls
nominal.
BRICKS are firm and In fair demand at ssas9 60 for
HewJersey; t0as0 80 for Long Island; $40 50dsl for
North River; slSUs20 f0r CrotOn, aud tisdsjO for Pa
delphIa Front. ... D..
COTT0N-The demand has been very fair, and early In
the day the market rather frmer. but at the close
quiet feeling prevails at previous rates sales OF 500
bales Including 65l 10 spnnGrh 25S3 20 speculaOI
l60 TO shippers OF which 900 In transit We quotes
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

Harlem lst Mortgage. l0l loho Miss lst NJ W W
Chi, b. Q. Bp.c. NJ lls Peninsula r. r. Bonds 81 -
Mich So p G.. "a NJ. % Mil 81 Paul lst Mtse. 81 81
fas Ra f. T. ssr by No. ciaso ras ia it
AI;SH M GeSt r. ad 81 N pref iss s. cni' 9 e' '''H
Money continues TO increase in supply from the re-
turn of currency from the interior and is had readily
upon mixed collaterals at 607 per cent. The pahkS
are liberal with their dealers and as ready 10 ex-
pand as they were eager to contract few Gays
back. Commercial paper sells at 7aSc tor cash. anu
choice bills are now in large supply. -
Sterling Exchange was dull. Bills at 60 days on
London aro quoted at l09!GlO9s Tor Commercial;
100, ,0llO for bankers; do at short sight 1lOsallVi
Paris. at 60 days 5lG.G5I3h do, at short sight 6llt
Q51O Antwerp, 516.a51S3; Swiss, 6l0i9ol9s;
Hamburg 36aSCl; Amsterdam. 4O,6fj Frank
fort. 4O,0nI; Bremen, 70I01e5 Prussian thalers'
| nl072
Freghts-To Liverpool 6OOLbbls. RO5n nt 2s. h.
| To Glasgow 75 tcs Beef at 6s and to Antwerp lVO
| hhds. Tobacco at sos,
! The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
for Customs $4,000 receipts for Gold Notes Si4i-
900; total receipts, sS7s0bOi c.; total payments,
| g., 1868, 500 IS; balance, $l0S,269,SSl lS.
| A telegram from London to-day says that the
favorable news from Abyssnia has impaired better
feeling in financial and commercial circles and that
hence the money market is easier and lower.
The earnings of the Western Union Railroad Co.
| for the week ending April 81 were:
1865 SlOG97 l6 Is5T...s9sl7 50 Increase. sS's %
| Railway earnings. third week in April:
| 1867. 1863. InGas.
| Michigan Ceniral.......ti7650 t2CS2. .sl56o5
Rock Island ............. 1850 7s,iOO-.. 30
On Saturday 100000 Of Union Pacific per cent
land grant bonds sold at SOGS6 per cent There is
good demand for Central Pacific Railroad bonds at
par.
The regular Board Of Brokers, by vote Of III TO o.
have rcscinded the clause in their Constitution
which prohibits members from visiting other boards
TABLE Of me Loans Spceis. Circulation, Dep6sts, ard
JcOGi Tenders H Ge ioils 81 He Ciyo 6ew-l ork JO'
De neCk endifH GIltrA0n. NnriI 25. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECFtPTS.
FoR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. April H. lsos'
sno ia 1850 1919 2lps 49,Ho
These were sold at the following marketpiacesi
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

N0TICE-PROP0SAL viii he received up
IN TO May lt tho O1ce of IN. Consolidated Gsgor, Co On IN
p,rs no, than 600 Of 20, ef Rri Mrtrs y,s
Bond n sad Company Tho Trustees tie say
eli l;t oe,cd dod 90 tie sey .tAs c:psy I'D,
ihsgraioa ruls'r 70 ,s lcn will u. fasai.t
u"a 81 he oseo Ct as cOng'as, he = ss,ses.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
GnantiaI.

GLOBE FIRE SsUaASoE CoaPASr Greenwich a7d Flltons
SBwYQKk, April Il. 1883 }
At the Annual Election held at this office on
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

Eleventh Ward Bank.-StaemeRt OF the ELbSbAIh - q,
BANK required by Chapter 40 Laws Of lS oI The El 'n'
day. the s5th day Of April 1872 -. a.,
Average Of Loans and Discounts tisIss
Average Amount Of Cirouiton sss
City and couny OF New York, Chavncey A Naeoso ~
the Eleventh Ward Bank, eeus duly depos .nd ~.
srstementis correct WATERBuBT Cs'ao
Sworn sCr: n ne Is. gth iay Of Apa. i:c-. c.hs.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

no. 50 wiLLI,N.sr., NEW YORK, April q. 1904
N0TICE.-Tle COUPONS of the Bonds of
~ es RICHMOND AND DGYylLIB BAILRoSD COMPANY,
1863 will be paid and after that date AZ the bahkns House
Of fSOUTTER & Co., 50 Nilliamst
New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

Greenwich ia nk.--s,stenen Of the UkEES"iC h ps s
the NewYcrk, required b. Chapter - lAss 's
ending dsy Of April, ,,s :,
and Discounts
Average amount sasf
% " II
City ani County N.NYot william Bsses C1'.a Ia
GteeawHh Bank oitae City York bons dolly d
"es"' . ''''''' '" ''' wv WILLIAM HAWES crhH
s,o,p b.fr, m. tht, 9Th d.y of April 1875 -.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-30
Triumph of Surgical Science.

AS worldwide as is Dr. Stones reputa-
tlon, recent operation of his has come to
our knowledge which is calculated to throw
additional splendor on his fame. The sinh
Ject was Mr.. A. w. Horlor. residino Of No
900 oanai street, who has, for long time,
oeeh suffering under affections of the chest
ana throat, finally eliminating in larynpitis.
notwithstanding every effort of medical
science, the disease steadily progressed nm
I'll suffocation was to be expected at any,
moment, and death seemed inevitable. Ry
preparatory treatment, DR.. Stone had in
duced such a condition of the sufferers
system as was deemed indispensable for
success in the dangerous operation which
he contemplated, and which, finally. be-
came the only alternative with Immediate
death.
ohskllIed as we are in surgical nomencla
ture, we can only say that it was necessary
TO open an artificial passage into the wind
pipe for the air which was shut off from free
entrance into the lungs by the Inflammation
ana swelling in the upper portion of the la
rynx. with the utmost circumspection, and
with scarcely any perceptible effusion of
blood, the larynx was laid open, an aper-
ture was made below the impediments in
the air-passage, and silver tube was in
serted, by means of which the whole pro-
cess of inhalation and expectoration is per-
formed without the slightest difficulty.
The effects of such an operation, when
successful, are most happy. Immediate re-
lief from the sense of strangulation is af-
forded; the patient passes from state of
nervous restlessness to repose, and TRANQUIL
sleep becomes possible. In,the case which
We report owing to the f.gor lie condition