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crp,rpp %, ts l-ia.. ah. ll.. s..errs ~ we,' Tly
fr-.t Tlomi. l. Chester in the i2d year Of hi' ise'
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DRIAPRT D-Aher short Illness Mori'y the ib i't hr
Pb vie Of Henri Deab. daughter Of the late Judge Aonsn
The relatives and friends Of the family a Ieee. l. @ 20
the funeral the Church OF the Trsl'gnfaton Et,
st. between Fifth anu bsoaa'ea oa "eiaS-A TIE i''D n'' "
2o'cock p. IN.
P,PSIN-On Moaisv the 18th inst Bra Gen J. Egbe Param
Funeral from bis residence - sayyesagt, on IAuf'i' All
O'Clock ?.
pERRYop Tuesday MAY H. Marguerite Lou second daughter
Darius r Elizabeth Ferry agd yesT and MONTH, in, f
the residence OF her grandfather, William Geey ~ OeTm'n'
DeKalb-sy ave, Brooklyn 1880.
FISHERA Ezheh n j. on Moniy Nly - r o. @ May
S1i, and s Of the family are respectfully uyei to sitcpi
cadence Of her grandfather Dexter Fartsnk Jefferson ave- 80,
beth. Train leaves NeSloF Ae"'eFse! OeA'4' Df0' ~ " ~
ery a. O'Clock.
CKsAy-a we.tsed j. Monday Nay 10, HelAh NJ wife Of
Andrew K Jaekman age, 81 years ,.-,
The riye and iHens OF the family respectfully Invited 20 ntieod
the Wednesday O'Clock fom Tie ss4eAe u NJ '
80 Ihrl-.t NeS-iorA
rynnPp A, .v,pa Orange Co n On Tuesday morning May
II Freddie Of Frederick hlie aged eAis NOUNS AA'
r from, the Episcopal Church AZ gsewood v j. 1t O'Clock.
Thursday Trains OF ChsIlorst, At - ana ~ H.
retaining from RdgeHOOi at = p m
NATHEWS-A; Myqns Vernon Monday May 10 r. ,AIuri
Smalirlge Mathews only AID beloved son Of s-ni7 anu
~ ~ and relatives also the member, Of Lafayette Lodge "a A.
NJ are additionally invited attend bis funeral at fn
Wednesday, al p IN MS remains VIII Oe
Woodlawn Cemetery.
M,SoyIC-Laaye,.e = s4FAM-Tbe members Of Lafaysrs
hereby summoned to attend special Communication !" 10 ~
tbs Day at 10 a. nv ~ S room JOHN IL cLrCKYER Master
PALEy-At Pittsburgh Sullivan CO.. " Y, Saturday MAY H. Gil
bert W. PAlen, aged 50 years
RRuNGToS-In Brooklyn Sunday, Nay IS Jennie " snher'
% and friends of n. family respectfully invited to attend
Wednesday MAJ 10 II M ocoeA ron Aet l'
residence cor Of Clinton and NJ rle-ayes, BrooAlgn.
TAyLOR-sueply at Eureka, Mo- Tursay, NAY H. william
H tr%slGs s"re taken % Eased Conn or intcment
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
KLYIVING NAt IGA1ION INIEhLaI''


The iIouse resumed consideration, IN the
morning hour Of the bill reported by Mr. Lynch 10 re-
yiye American commerce and navigation.
Mr. LYNCH Rep., Me) gave notice that he would can
fOr vote on IL next Thursday.
Nj WOOD Dem, n. " addressed the House, preiac
ing ,peech with remarks as TO the great Importance
Of the question lie corrected what he characterized as
popular error that foreign commerce OF the lted
statcs wa, on the decline. Ii not the Foreign com
nere the United states that was decay ~ "as
the Interests Of the United STATES tbat WIZ
On the decline. The mistake was 70 cohiounu
commerce with navigation so far as foreign com
meroe was concerned, shown by the value VI
Imports aud exports. and by their relative pFopotVh
i Ia a safe, sound, aud satisfactory cohaitV 9
Navigation was but ship-bulding IL was one VI tno
Industries Of the country, and not one Oh the MOST III
portant ones. 1t local industry WhaI WEI on
CAUSES that had led the decline OF American
The common idea that 1t was attbnta1e 70 Snt
Expectations Of the Alabama. He admitted that tnat
had sOme influence but not 70 the extent geneay pup
posed. lie assigned several general operating causes
Tor H. The first was the substitution OF steamers IOr
sailing vessels and OF iron for wood Inc secohu WAC
The economy the reduction Of tunnage IN consequence
OF the substitution Of for sails one steamer Deihg
able to do the three sailing vessels Inc hd
Was the over-prOduction VI ships IRON lo1 W
ioU stimulated by the discovery OF god III
o.Aiorna' and the trade to which IL gave HSe'
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THE DRAMA.
OLYMPIC THEATER-MRs. OATES.

OLYMPIC THEATER-MRs. OATES.
Merriment has once more spread It's wings
in the Olympic Theater. Mrs ]. A. Oates ia playing
there in burlesque The player made her first APP
pearance in NewYork on Monday evening she has not
been long the STAGE and has not yet acquired that
te mastery OF her resources which only ex-
perience can brng but she has real talent and winning
qualities OF temperament and personal appearance She
is little woman, with aquiline ace-brght express
i've and energetic-a clear, pleasing voice, abundant
animal spirits and good taste In the matter OF costume,
no less than in the important matter of speaking
her lines part In which she appeared is Of those
nondescript parts common in burlesque which con-
sist about equal quantities. OF pretty dress trim figure,
volatile bearing. rafting prate, and dashing song Mrs
Oates entered heartily into the spirit OF the performance,
and by her zeal and incessant animation impaired zest
to very welworn burlesque situations and language.
What pleased her auditors her singing partc-
uarly OF medley song II we say that, IN some par
tculars this buresque actress occasionally reminds
lis OF both Maggie Mitchell and Lolita, the reader will
understand the peculiar sort Of attraction which invests
her acting She will profit by training and she needs
the final charm OF tasteful culture. But. OF the real
talent that makes good burlesquer she has liberal en-
dowment The burlesque in which Mrs. Oates has
appearnd 1. called 1.-THE Fair one with the
Blonde Wig" 1t is a mosaic Of nonsense. Nari'
Qua peces have been rihed of lines and bust
ness to make 1t up. 1t Is done In two
acts at the Olympic, aud with fine scenery sixteen
persons appear in it, the prominent names being those Of
Mrs Oates Mr. II. T. Allen, Mr. J. ii. ChattertOn, Mr..
NJ W. Fiske and Mr.. II. n. Pratt One scene in the
piece trayeses, with comic trappngs, the Boston Jub
lee-Mr A. NJ. Hernandez burlcsquing Prof. Gilmore.
The accessories OF the observation-disclosures masks,
and other properties-are frequently udicrous. There
plenty OF music and OF parade In the piece and leg
is duly represented. These entertainments are kindred
In describing describe all II is only needful to
add that Mrs Oates and her coaduters have been re-
ccived at the Olympic with emphatic applause aud
laughter. Last night the house was quite full.
BOOTHS THEATER.
We learn that still another original American
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MUSIC.
ITALIAN OPERA-MARTUA.


A substantial proof of Mr.. BrgnolTs popu'
larty was afforded last night by the excellent audience
which assembled at the Academy hear performance
OF Martha" in which his Lionel the only very
promising feature This used TO be Of s very best
parts. and we may say that It st. though hs 10
longer interprets it with the deicacy and Refinement
which we used 70 admire and in his effort ~ DC encr'
getc frequently degenerates into spasms Occasionally
IN solo passages he sang with exquisite sweetness but
his dnet with PnnkCtt in the first act abomnabe.
and he nearly ruined the quaItotte, Dormt pa III ihs
second by accelerstng the time IN the INTRODUCTION sh'
then by slurrng over the remainder Later In the even
ing no redeemed himself and his performance on the
whole though we cannot call 10 satisfactory, WA no'
failure Miss McCulloch was a bard INN He"rteito:
she is Il plague 10 critics, for she sings NJ ono
moment with purity and sweetness, and Then i"i'
medatey gets out % tune end keep, ont with per
sistency worthy OF = better cause. The PHnAeH Oh
gnor susini was perhaps the Objectionable part of
the performance. II not perfect IN The first act la
spared himself too much IN the second his unfortunate
ho.rseness overlook hun but in the drinking song II
the third he seemed to regain his ancient power sni
showed himself tho true artist that he ~ We
need hardly say that ne acted throughout
with admirable spirit. In the part Of Aa"ry Mirs
Clara Perl made her debut on TIE American
stage. The stage displays her abilities 20 mhth
greater advantage than the concert platform; bnt
Martha" Is not an opera which suits her style che
will believe in heavy dramatic parts, WHEREIN
the strength Of her voice and it, Richness IN the lower
register can be fully exhibited. The music oi
Nancy requires just those qualities OF delicate 'oca]'
tion in which she Is at present most deficient Hiihg
tho second act she introduced an Austrian which
was encOred We may safely call ths drDu, succ"'ai1
and the public will undoubtedly Dc gsd " hear htf IN
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BROOKLYN.
JUDGES or THE CITY COURT.

First Ward-Selden, 252 Church, $50
Second ward-SedeD, 175 Church. 80
Third Ward-Selden, $50; Church. 400.
Fourth Ward-5eden, GA Church, 80
Fifth Ward-Sclden, s4; Church l,7i0.
sixth Ward-Selden, 6I7; Church, 2,57i.
Seventh Ward-SeldeD, l.i02 Church. LII
Eighth Ward-Seden, ZIG; Church. 6l9.
Ninth Ward-Seldcn, 573 Church. Goo.
Tenth Ward-Selden, 795: Church. 1879.
Eleventh Ward-Selden, 947; Church, i,l9i
Twelfth Ward-Seden, 1876; Church 2,064
Thirteenth Ward-Selden, 1,l05; Church. iu
Fourteenth ward-Selden, $40; Church, l.4o
Seventeenth Ward-Selden. Gi0 Church, 7W
Twentieth Ward-Selden, 1,l8; Church, Sls.
Twenty first Ward-Selden, $40; Church, 9i3
Twenty second Ward-Selden, 573; Church, go
Fifteenth Ward-I5elden, $40; Church, III,
sixteenth Ward-Selden, LODI; Church, $50
Eighteenth Ward-Seiden, 357 Church, 800.
Nineteenth Ward-Seiden, 760: Church. ai9
MaOrties- Church. Dem, over SeldeD, Rcr1 bti2
Allen, Dem. Mason. Rep. son McCue, Dem. over
Fisher Rep, 1874.
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PLAY by an American author In preparation at Boothf
Theater Tho piece IL satirca and Is based on loca
topics 1t will shortly be produced. Meantime Mr.
stocktons COX Vs. Goose has made decided hit Ih'
last Matinee Of the season will be given at this tbeates
VI Saturday next.
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c,,rRerpGP CATTLE wARKYr-N,7 D.

Receipts head The market active az. pne' ns'e
advanced fly tc n; sales Of FIrs % tlj WSli 8B hrst
oa,Ey A. II 5 +I3 second quality 81 5JG s2 p, tsiH
QUALITY &, S0a 81. Sheep ami LanosRecept, Lao heal Us
active for Old sheep and yeni al n Us a. p'Vt'
..nh. kEr. :. jya hlO. Veal Clyes. WI
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DIED.

Wedding mud Visiting Cards. I,l Stamping Vote P.Ssr
WI LyEDELL S0S lDi PrLros-sr OLD Drrgb CHURCH
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Plants nv Mail.

The Trophy TOs.ro LoL. % fdo, - 0ns, pln1 D; 81
dress GE5 Z WARiyI. u, SgieH Farm Ne~poTi, H. l.
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RETURNS FROM THE STATE.
ri. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET ELECTED BY A
LARGE MAJORITY.

The following are tho returns from the IN
terror OF the State OF the election for Chief Judge OF The
Court Of Appeals so far as received;
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aecond Ward undor the name Of Predrnck iahers He
further information concerning himself wAs COMMITTED
Or Al
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OfWashing Machines, there nothing % BE- compared 'ih
DORIS. '-Wye.y Tribune. Dee - 1913
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MISCELLANEOUS DISPATCHES.


GENEVA, Ontario Co., May l1.-Mr. FOlger
leads his Republic colleagues j2 votes in three pre-
cincts OF this tow. seneca.
ROCHESTER, May 1.-THE returns indicate that thS
County 0nroe) will he about evenly divided, The ma
iority for either ticket not reaching 800.
SYRACUSE May l7.-Whie Mr.. seldcn has 260 majority
over Mr. Church in this city, MT Andrews Republican,
has $50.
ELMIRA May 1.-THE majority for Mr. Church IN the
County OF Chemung will he about zoo Mr.. Mason Is tho
highest the Republican ticket for Associate Judges
TROY " " May 1.-THE election here today included
the officers three wards created by the last Legs
lature The Democrats elected all their candidates in
each ward. The Democratic Judiciary ticket received
l,76l majority in this city.
ALBANY, May fat the Judicial election held in this
city to-day the following vote cast for Chief Judge
and Associate Judges Of the Court OF Appeals
Church ............5,23 9 Selden. S,938
Allen 292 MaSon.
Grover ,2l0 Andrews.
Peckham. 6N FOlger
Rapallo. JIG Hale.
UTICA, May Thomson gives Selden &C majority.
Bonneville gives Selden 3j majority. The Ist Id aud
WITH Districts of Trenton give Sclden 81 majority The
Id District of Steuben gives 80 majority for 5eden The
Id District OF Ava gives Church majority.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, 1870
THE STATE ELECTION.
THE VOTE FOR JUDGES OF APPEALS
AND LOCAL OFFICERS.
NETWORK CITY

VOTE OF TIE STATE TICKET BY ELECTION DIS
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VOTE FOR ALDERMEN.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
IAN Tammany CaDdidates.l

Dem. mai, SO, sOl.
, 1870-05-09
THE GREAT
Spring L Summer Tonic.


meo1cA treatment mas oeen te'oio'
tonlzed, and at Last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PR0sTRAT10N, IS THE TRUE MED.
1cALPH11OsopHY The introduction
IS ofI,1.4xrsTrn< R1TTEns nre,
-, =,
pa.eu W. pu'e Nv 49, -
eansayA natA' o3eneo 'oe eyes " 'ne
world to ILLS great fact' ihe n1e'sos-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Venctab}e Restorative il manifested in
ths veak and aesnondir~ hv an irnme.
diate and most encouraeinr ebanee.
Iftbe annette has fai1ad it is onicken.
, 1870-05-09
SEA MOSS EARINE.
THE new FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FARINE-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish
Moss, or Carrageen, is conceded to be
the cheapest, heathiest and most delio~
ious food in the world. Is delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and Is
Light and delicate food for invalids and
children It is superior to all kindred
preparations,
This new article Of food has every
where won golden opinionS' Of all
sorts Of people, and the housekeepers Of
the land generally regard it in the
double Light OF a staple necessary and a
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from it cannot be obtained
eyen at an extravagant cost from any
other source, For twenty-five cents you
can buy a package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and a
like quantity Of Puddings, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c.
RAND SEA MOSS FARlRE co.,
90 Park Place, ~. +.
, 1870-05-09
THE WHIRLIGIG OF TINE,
Wendell Phillips Describes Some Of
z

Its RcTenEcs.
1t the conclusion Of senatos Reyel's lecture
IN Boston on Wednesday evening, Wendell
Philips Was called ont snd said:
MR- CuA1axAS, LADIES' And GE.1LExrS !:
lou remember when we we're children and
geous description Of Greats Of light. and seirn-
etass Of gold, and Crowns of gems. the Calph
clarped his hands and the dream sll burst We
were sitting On tho cold ground. I felt, as
sst behind Senator Revcls, like clapping 1ny
hands to eco whether the ecene would
whether he would vanish u the seeua did at
the Caliph's. could not reslize that thou
sand men hid come into fremont Temple to
see Senator OF the United States from that
raee which had been go long rictimized. l re-
member vas in Western New York when the
Secretary Of State published his proclamation
ratifying the Fifteenth Amendment The
Journal that contained it carno at night. We
commenced We speculatcd; and then We
wont 10 sleep. And with the Stay light Of the
morning sprung to ms feet again and search
ed for the paper to see whether there really Was
proclamation, whether it Was not dream. It
seems to me should Ike to feel OF tue Sens
tor, and see Il he is hesh and blood Laugh
ter. 1t Is hard to realize Why, renctn-
ber 1T the second Anti-elAvety meeting that
I ever attended, the Attorney General OF
MaSs1chneetts he Sill bFeAthes-t laugh
ter The said that the idea Of taking tina ch.sna
OF this black tace, these nepoos, it was Like
letting loose the hyenas. Ir. Chairman Ani
gentlemen OF Boston, introduce to yon !
RycnA Laughter and applAusc.l This is
the man the dangez Of unmuzzliOg whom the
Attorney General 50 eloqusntly. delineated.
Well, then, later, Toombe told us thai
II wc ever dared to fro gun he would go orel
The roll-call Of his slaves under the shadow o
bunker Hin. Well. this is the FIRST one tha.
answered. A sena.oE Of tho United States
How absurd it TAs then: 100 euy s,e 70 % esef
Ye..s ago csa1les Sumner sd i hopo t
see the day whom I shall ut undo
Ills ROOT 6y tho side Of = black Sen
ator from one of the United stAses,' Ap
] plause.1 He has not reached his three-scort
/ set, and his hope is fulfilled (Applsuse.
| It il 80 ahort-tho interval. Burko once s.iG
that the ycsrs Of single life would cover tht
great iaterya1 ha eketched. Why, tho Jests
, 1870-05-09

reported today thas the representatives
Of tho New York OcntxA we1e hc1e and endoavoF-
ing to t1ake terms with The Cincinnati, Hamilton
d DAJton Railroad for more intimate business
connection With TINT Rad, on account Of sosno
disturbance Of tho relations Of the Central With
tho Little MiAnx -Raa4 R1mof further sAJs
thai jay Gould u here to prevent any
Arrangements with the Cincinnati, Hank
ten 4 Dayton Aosd, aud that he threatens
to nu,id road from Cincinnati 10 Da1ton II biz
wtshea are not Kra1t1cd- Whether this Is tr.,e OF
wind The Impression u gaining ground that tat
three great reads Wtl. not always bc content win
two rputtA into Cincinnati.
Colone. Thomas r. Roberts. former Inspector OF
Spirits under the Revenue 1aw., va. A.
rcsted to-day charged with asnxin4
rsndn1en. s1ans q; ,h,. @ anS
eonspinng with S y. Fowler and others 70 defraud
the government The offences AEe charged in
1861 and 1858, and ,t,c Spirits involved ranges
from ~ COO to 0ooo gallons, uron which the tax at
that time vas two dollNrs per gallon. The ,nTern-
ment seemB 10 have been working up the case for
tt me time, and Ia armed with considerable d0cC-
u.cnt4ry crtdeucc. RObcFt2 was released On hail
for hearing neAt week.
SIX men kEakened Martin Myers, an elderly
citizen, ltvinE near Mount AiEy, seven miles from
Of needing his assistance- As soon As the old man
made his appearance, three Of the party, masked,
eeiKed him and presented pistols, md compelled
him to deliver s105 be had In the house.
They then thoroughly searched the dwelling,
thinking to Ind additional treasure, without 6uo-
ce@e- The robbers made their escApe
in the important etearc neld and EiycerInc pat
ent <ase, the Whole day WAS occupied By Charles
Il Collier, Of Fhlladclphta. In argument
, 1870-05-09
ILLINOIS.
Inf1-HrcukIng at TuAcoIo.

Trsro14, May T.-~About one month ago, the
xhfrd Of douglas County Arrested three men Al
Arrola. ilL, charged With stealng hoeH They
eferc brought to TnscolA and ieHlSed ln taal The
F.tMTt lIo1se Is new, and cost 8ser *'o,vn~ The
1atf il sirusted In the basement, and, con-
Sztacy1nr the amount of iron and stoae
slstsi In II construction, one wonaa aa
Week from tk2& txt1nce the snes1u atose o1e ,e
TntTninr md 1Ef1l that pole nau ncen passsu ~
9t..,, ats1r1ur II night, with which taey sepxxtea
1hr iars Of e window, and gained thels ~ npstas II,
Tac IL % shcstn, thinking they would rcsora e AGo
r. s,1I III n,I1i m 70 ,he home of ons Of The erm
naIs. ind found the wife alone. Ths Sne911 hnnrs @
tended 10 t great friend, and ansf an noaF
1aisnr rnnr1uced the woman he va AZ 1Isa9, 49,
Hhe t,d him where the birds soosIea. a1 soutn "
7hem 7he h.I u The ds1biea we're pas
On their wT.s,s and the ne1t trsn hT9nsnr .hs q.
hack TO Tuscola, and into the kame 1aiL ,@ nS "a
81 NE wtucows Wetc 1xcd securely. VIC au. M ~
Enected and the tho were LEFT 70 renee ost .e
1rv hours Of liberty they enlogen: bat tneJ msse
1,I, tnn9 IN durznce vile. Lass "Wednesday NOT
s 1aS he % %she1d, On going bis round discovered ne
locked md stood open, the padIoess @ were g9ne; n
md ncthtng remained hnt empty cels lne
sheriff hurried to Arrola, but he could near
nn1hinr Of Ills old fsieuaa They we're nok 20 ne
Canuht ID that trap aEsin- The Sheriff dcc!Afts
1hst If he catches them again he Will u the VII
nf Jt.fvchAtQS,
, 1870-05-09

At = recent sitting Of the Academy Of Sci
euces in Paris. u. Bouley, one Of it members,
Iesd paper on the number Of deaths caused
by tho liteg s,t. Of mad animals: l:. Accord ;a,
ever, that the statistics from the differ
ent departments we're not 50 complete
IL might he wished, there were from 1858 to
1865 mclurive, $40 persons bitten in France:
of these $40, 129 died, |. f., there WAS NOR
@ M & t 70 per T Th9st e nss sn ts ea5
failed to report the conse.lueaces Of
eseaped unharzncd. Much fewer women than
men were bitten, fact which u. Bouley docs
nut hesitate to ascribe to their petticoAta and
Afflicted rabies, 2s4 were caused by dogs,
and tv wolves. II. Boutleya re-
po1t shows that, as it ha. long been asserted
by men Of science, the iaca that canine mAd-
ness is moro prevalent in summer than in
winter, is mere vulgar error. In the spring
searches Lad extended, there were 50 c1sea re-
ported IN the summer. II; in autumn, 81:
and in the v1nte1, II cases. The period
OF incubation Wac generally about two
montha; after that time Ing elapsed any one
who had been bitten Is justified in considering
himself out of Danger. When madness super
venes it IL generally fatal on the thira DAY.
Bites In the face would Seem to bo the most
dangerous; out OF 81 persons bitten IN the
face, % died, OILY escaping.
AZ to the remedies to he adopted, II. Bouley
did not hesitate to affirm that the bot iron vas
tho only one On which any reliance could be
placed Out Of 134 wounds which were causer-
lied. there we're only Il fatal cases; while
| Of eixty-six wounded persoas who neglected
cauterizasion, no less than hfty-six died, only
ten escaping. Other remedies should only be
used when The hot iron can not be ediatels
applied, but they should only bo regarded as q
1nakcAbift, MaranM Valiant maao eome inter
| ta.ing remarks with regard to tho use Of the
| muxzle. and related the following auecdote
'.At Diion," said Maruhal valiant. ths
Mayor Ii. Tesnier, who is now = member o.
the Consel d. Eat. WAS 80 russnaded that thu
muzzle only predisposed dogs to madness thai
he forbRded its ube. No c2se OF na7ness Ap
pcafed when the use Of the muzz]e was no
enforced His SUCCESSOR hsd tho rule ~ to tht
wearing OF nuzz1es reinforced, and cases 0
madness were immediately reported. III Con
stantinople (continued tho Marshal the nuzz!
is never u-u1. and they do not know what mad
nees anoag dogs il. In Prussia the less th
muzzle IL used the less Madness il there.
Ea1on Las1cy agreed with LIS colleague i
denouacing the Use OF the uuzzle. 81 Eonl
promised to give come more inforInado
| afn5t iv On thin nu,btect.