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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-01-07

G. w. RACHNAN, L. =. CRAMER.
BACHMAN d CRAMER
A TTOREEYs AT LAW. Special atfen-
~ ton given TO collections and the sale Of
Real Estate. Office over +. X. Shawhan &
Cos store, Washington street, Tifiin, Ohio.
Nov. Il.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-01-07
Business Directory.
ATTORNEYS.
A. HI. BYERS.

GEORGE Il. GESEY.
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tiffin, Ohio. Office
A corner Main and Perry streets.
Mays
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-01-07

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public
~ Real Estate, Claim, and General Insur-
ance Agent, Tiffin, Ohio. Office in CONNER
cial Row, opposite the FL % National Bank.
June IL
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-01-07

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW and Solicitor in Chancery; and
General Insurance Agent. Attention given
10 prosecuting claims, settling estates, max
ing collections and securing patents. Office
in National Exchange Block, Tiffin, Ohio.
Jan. / 'G9
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-01-07

WN. H GIBSON. r. c. PENNINGTON.
GIBSON a PENNINGTON.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Tiffin, Ohio OF
"a fee in First National Bank Block
MAY 10.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-01-07
IOHN McCAULEY.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tifin, Ohio. OF
IL fee opposite the Court House.
June 10.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-01-07
FAMILY GROCERIES
LiBIbWPg Cheese /!

COAL OIL, together with TOYS, CIGARS,
TOBACCOS, Etc.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
NEW CUSTOM Kous: REGULATION.
Another Order from Collector Grin

Another Order from Collector GrinneN.
II has been the custom with many merchants and
importers who transact business with the Custom
House 10 allow their merchandise to remain for
mans days In tho public store after the United
States Appraiser had marked the word "correct,
upon lt. The delay in removing the packages was
made because very frequently brokers were en-.
ployed TO sell the goods 0y sample, ana be-
sides, by allowing the goods to remain in the
public store additional carriage and storage are
saved, for II the goods are SOLD by the broker
they can be taken direct to the store or be
subject to the order OF the purchaser. Under
this system cases, boxes and packages had &C.
cumuated In the public store to such an extent as
10 interfere with the WORKING Of the employees. In
consequence OF this Collector Grinnell yesterday Is
sued the following order:-.
All packages examined ut the public store which
have been passed Dy the United States Appraiser az
correct y aud which have been allowed 70 remain
there by the Importers for forty hours or
alter such appraisemcnt Will IRON Saturday next,
be sent TO the nca est bonded warehouse al the i'm
porteIs risk and expense,
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
Q y I r q A r r.
Senior j. j. Pa nj.


This gentleman the Minister from venezuela ts
the United States died suddenly Monday In Wash.
ingson having arrived at his post the day previous
In 1928 ne was born at Caracas, Venezuela, mis-
father being lawyer OF prominence ana Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the republic for
many years. The deceased received q good educa-
ton studied law ana after practising the coarts
for some years was appointed to judgesnlp, which
he resigned to take the position OF Secretary OF
he Venezuelan House OF Representatives. Subse.
quenty he was chosen q member OF the House;
but before he cOud take his seat President
Tovar offered him the orce OF Secretary
OF the INTERIOR which he accepted. At THIS
time the opposition to the government had major.
iIy in Congress Senor Paul. however, appeared
before the House. as his position entitled MIN TO 90,
ana for three days held the moor during wnlcn time
he delivered q speech which won over many oppo-
nents and finally obtained vote OF confidence in
the administration. But IN Venezuela as IN all the
South American republics, no government Is secure
and stable. TOvar was eventually driven from
power by revolution aud Falcon assumed the man.
agement OF affairs. For time Senor Paul remained
IN private life, devosing his days to agriculture at
the same time keeping q close watch on tne poitl-
cal situation. When the hour arrived that
he believed oppOrtpne he visited the several States
c0nferTing with fhe leading politicians opposed
10 Falcon ana urging general rising or the people
His advice was taken aud revolution followed
which Overtnrew Falcon.and placed Senior Monages
the present incumbent In power. Soon after the
deceased was appointed 10 judgesnlp the duties OF
which he performed In a cieditabie manner and 10
the general satisfaction OF the people senior Paul
retired from the bench 10 accept the M Isston to
Washington. He leaves q wife ana eight children.
At meeting Of officials and leading merchants held
IN THIS city yesterday, ana AZ which a number OF
prominent Nenezueians were present, arrangements
we're made for the funeral, which Will take place
from st. Francis Xavier's church III Sixteenth street,
tomorrow (rhursday) afternoon. The remains Will
be inferred at Calvary Cemetery
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
Al the conclusion OF Mr.. Lsnin's remarks the
matter went over until tomorrow.


Al the conclusion OF Mr.. Lanin's remarks the
matter went over until tomorrow.
SPECIAL PENSIONS.
Mr.. BENJAMIN, trep.) Of No., from the Committee
on Invalid Pensions reported bill providing tnst
the Pension acts of 1s06 and 1858 shall not be 30 con-
strued - TO diminish the rates Of pension granted
10 special bills. He referred TO the case OF Mrs
Commodore Porter, who was granted, by special
act over twenty years ago pension OF nfty dollars
per MONTH but the Secretary OF the Interior had re-
Gently decided that under the act OF 1866 no higher
pension than thirty dollars per month could be paid
The Dill went over until tomorrow.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. STEVENSON rep.j OF Onio offered resolution
recting that Captain q. +. Hall desired in the inter
est OF science and for the material advantage OF ns
country, 10 make another voyage OF exploration ana
gAcovery 10 the Arctic regions, and authorizing the
PRESIDENT 70 furnish steamer and tender for sucn
voyage and approprating 5000 900 for the expenses
tiOns,
MT. COX asked leave to ofYsr resolution calling
Ior the monthly report OF the naval ended bal
ances. Objection was made
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
Baron Nathaniel RothschiId.

The Paris papers announce the recent death OF
this member Of the great millionaire family. lie
was the third son OF Baron Nathan Meyer Roth
scnild, who aed IN 1886. his mother being daughter
OF the late Mr.. Lew B. Cohen His brothers are all
residents OF England, one being Baron Lionel de
Rotnscnild, M. p. for the city Of London, another,
Baron Meyer de Rothschild, NJ p. for Wythe, and
third, Sir Anthony de Rothschld, baronet the only
one OF the family with an English title OF nobility
Like the other members OF the house Baron Nathaniel
took active part In monetary transactions Some
eighteen years ago, however. he was compelled to
abandon all business pursuits by reason OF an asc
ton Of the spine, wulch produced iuost complete
paralysis and finally deprived HIM OF sight During
the long years OF suffering and blindness the Baron
retained mis- cheerfulness and conlriyed to lake an
active interest In the AFFAIRS OF the outside world.
All the journals and periodical literature Of the day
were regularly read 10 him by o French aud an
EngsA secretary, and his residence in the FauDourg
ST. Honore was great rssort OF the political aud
literary characters OF France aud 0erinany. lie Is
also said 10 have been one Of the most charitable
men III Paris. In 1912 the Baron married his cousin
Charlotte, daughter OF the late Baron James de
ROtnscnid, by whom he had two sons the elder OF
whom Is an advocate Of distinction ~ the bar OF
Paris.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
AMERICAN MCROSCOPiCAL SOCIETY.
Tho Clean Of Black Diamonds Seen Through
a Microscopes.

Microscope.
The ordinary monthly meeting OF the members or
this society was held at the rooms. No. "a Madison
avenue, last night. DR.. Hunter, president OF tho
society presided, and there large attendance
OF members. The following new members were
elected:-Dr. Map.eggi. Dr. Garnsh Messrs. Glover,
Arnold, j. Darley aud II. w. Hunter
The Secretary was requested TO correspond with
the California Mtcroscopical society established &C
san Francisco.
Dr. Higgins read very practical aod useful paper
"On the Willie OF the Human Intestinal Canan
illustrated by microscopcai sections or the human
inteatines.
Professor Edwards spoke OF tho application OF
the microscope TO geology and pointed out some
OF the valuable results already derived from
its use Besides the detectioa OF the
remains or organisms 20 small that even
their existence would never been suspected other
wise; the microscope hal been used to deegmine the
presence oil minerals which occur In such small
quantities and 50 mixed thar Chemical analysis
meps or minera! called q astc sandstone. sonamsd
The valuable polnt connected with tnis mineral was
tDat, besides beng found associated with
gold. and beng. 10 certain exiehi inuicauve OF
tue presence VI that metal, ~ "as very commonly
joined In the same locaites ss a,dhioais aud
Wherever II WIS seen diaA9uds tGlxbs De expected.
A micr1scopicai examination revealed biaeN specks
In It, whlcn were undoubtedly DilcA dla.lJ Jp0s. ne
elasticity was due to Tie arrsDseAehtoi tho graad
oI sand aud miSs CONSTITUTING ity
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
Nava-S1.

The vote on the passage OF the bill was strict
party vote. Mr.. Bingham voted Tor IL. Mr.. Farms.
worth did not vote at all.
Mr.. BUTLER, OF Mass, stated that he had voted for
the bill simply because be desired the ratification Of
the fifteenth amendment and also because he would
not be found voting on political question with the
democrats IN the House.
REDUCTION OF PUBLIC PRINTING.
Mr.. LAFLIN (rep.) OF N. Y, from the Committee
on Printing, reported joint resolution to dscon-
tinue the publication OF the abstracts Of specifca-
tions and engrayings heretofore accompanying the
annual report OF the Commissioner OF Patents and
authorizing the Commissioner to have printed Tor
grasuitOus distribution not over hundred copies
Of the complete specifications and drawings Of each
patent one copy to be placed for free public inspec
ton In each Capitol OF every State and Territory one
Ia the clerks Office OF each United states District
Court and one in the library Of Congress, aud
also such additional copies Of specifications and
drawings for sale as may be warranted by the actual
Uemand for them; all lithograpning and engraving
exceeding $3.50 to be awarded 10 the lowest and best
bidder. Mr. Lafn. referring 10 the resolution IN
troduced by him as chairman OF the Committee on
Printing during the Thirtyn ninth Congress, whereby
the House reduced the number Of extra copies of
the Patent Report 1fty per cent and thereby saved
TO Tho government hundreds OF tho lsands oil dollars
asserted that the resolution now introduced would
save the lrst year over $I7s,000 aud II the number
OF patents Increased for the next decade as In the
past the saving IN 1850 would DO over x7oo0oo per
annups
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
FORTY-FlRsT CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March a. 1870

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1870
COMPENSATION FOR A CONSUL.
Mr.. SUMNER, Fep) Oi Mass, presented the petition
OF linton Rowan Helper for compensation o. Con-
sui 1t Buenos Ayres Referred TO the Committee on
Commerce.
HARBoR OF REFUGE AT BLOCK ISLAND.
Mr.. CoNKLiNG, trep) Of N. Y, presented the pro-
ceeanys OF the New York Chamber OF Commerce
Iavorlng harbor OF refuge ut Block Island. Re-
ferred TO the Committee Finance. Also resolu-
tion Of the body setting forth the opinion that
It would bc unwise for the government to embark
iu the business OF telegrapnng, IN which Mr.. Conk-
ling expressed his hearty concurrence. Referred to
the Post Olnce Committee.
NEUTRALITY BILL.
Mr. MORTON, rep.) oil Ind, from the Committee on
Foreign Keatlons reported favoraoly the bill max.
Ing IL ms iemcanor to ut out equip SHIPS in ard
OF ans foreign state or Of any colony engaged In
insurlection against government with whom the
Unned states are al peace.
The following I5 the Dlli:--
BILL making msdemeanor 10 fit or equip ships Of
war with ntent that they shall 20 employed service
dung American coonss claiming independence, and pro.
Be II enacted, &C., That any psrson shall, within the
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Proninent Arrivals i'm This City Yesterday.
General John B. Frlspie, OF California, Is at the
Brevoort House.
Colonel J. w. Bowen, Of Wisconsin; Judge ]. w.
Smith, Of Geneva; Captain d. p. Day, OF the United
States Army; Colonel ]. Burdck, Major A. B. Smil-
ley and Captain c. Ii. Leonard, Of Louisville; John
Engllsb, Of London; Judge w. F. Spaulding, Of
Georgia; Colonel J. A. J. Rose. Of Nashville, Tenn;
Colonel w. Teal. or Washington; H. W. Crlttenden,
Of Alabama, and Colonel W. Butler, Of Providence,
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
General George w. Cass. OF Pittsburg; Jay Cooke.
OF Philadelphia; General Robinson, OF Binghamton;
Rev. Edwin Lounsbury. OF Iowa; Captain Sweeney
and James Roy, OF Troy and Colonel o. A. Hadley,
OF Arkansas, are AT the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Senator william Sprague, OF Rhode Island; Gen.
eral j. b. Stenhouse, Of Albany; General Cross, OF
White Plains Captain ]. Lawless, OF Rhode Island;
David A. Wells, OF Washington; j. 3. Carew. OF Con-
necticut; b. ID. Washburn, or Massachusetts,: Judge
NJ. W. Oliver, OF ohio Major General Robinson. or
the United States Army, and II. c. Creveing, Of ST.
Louis, are at the Astor House.
George Gillum or Connecticut, and g. II. Paterson,
OF Indiana, are AZ the Coleman House.
Colonel A. b. Jewctt, OF Vermont; Captain f. c.
Reed. OF steamship Liberty, and Judge Rieman, Of
Baltimore are at the Hoffman House.
General Armstrong. OF Hampton Va. and N. s.
Higginson, OF Boston, are at the Albemarle Hotel.
Colonel McCullum, OF Delaware; Judge Nelson, OF
Pougikeepsie; Samuel Bowles, OF Springfield; Col
onel McHary, OF Philadelphia; Z. O. Tufts. OF Bos-
ton; W. T. Berry, OF Nashville, Tenn; DR.. +. II.
Champltn, OF Cornwall, N r.; George B. McCartee,
OF the Treasury Department, washington, and Miles
Washburn, OF Boston, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Captain Ward, OF the British Legation at Wash.
ington, Is at the Clarendon Hotel.
Captain Henry Tibbetts OF the steamer City OF
London; George Mofatt, OF Montreal; Chancellor
Farnsworth OF Michigan; Robert Oliver Colt OF Long
Island and G. G. verplanck, ofNew York. are at the
Everett House.
Major NJ. w. Davis OF the United States Army;
J. T. Drew, of Washington, and L. ]. N. Hale OF
Haverhill, Mass, are at the Irving House.
w. E. Emery, OF Kansas; sydney A. Stevens OF
Philadelphia. and D. s. Morgan, Of Brockport are
at the st. Denis Hotel.
General Harvey OF New YORK; and J. De speyer,
of Baltimore, are at the New York Hotel.
Professor Risley ana G. W. Lester, OF England,
and DR.. Thomas Of Porto Rico, at the ST Charles
Hotel.
DR.. Truesdale Of Havre; signor W. Rodrigues, OF
Cuba, and Captain Simpson, OF Fort Niagara, are at
the 81. Elmo Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, March s, 1870.

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr.. JULIAN, repJ Of Ind., from the Committee on
Public Lands. reported bill to prevent the further
sale OF public lands in Dacotah except under the pre-
emptlon and homestead laws, and the laws for dis
posing Of mineral lands and town sites.
Mr.. HOLMAN, tdem.) OF Ind, moved to amend by
striking out the words limiting the bill to Dacotan
Territory, 80 as to make 1t apply to all public lands
winch was agreed to by vote OF s4 TO 81.
Mr.. WILSON, tdem) Of Mnn moved to amend by
providing that the Oil shall not apply 10 umber
lands. Rejected.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
Prominent Departures,

Lieutenant Commander W. B. Cushing Captain
II. Roundy, and Judge J. q. Abbott, for Boston;
COlonel Lester, for Saratoga; Judge A. w. Allison,
for Philadelphia, and Colonel A. Townsend, Tor
Albany.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
MINIATURE AIMANA
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP NEW-YORK. .

PORT OP EBw-YoRK. oRK....................."..Aphl 20
s,eam.hip.R C Bale Mccae Philadelphia. Thos Swan, Pitt
f,9 d Hong Ksas s Fs Es Mscfg S 1oPSSo; Fs
Mar Coming Gonde ayrs Ia%PEh,sr & Bs' & Bsun;se ga
snd Rosario; Sparkling ebbOn, CardenAsi Martha Cassidy,
F,.aa or Csnssrr: T% T1sg TSs R1.s ha.%; hSa
Ps Mar EeS uSbsT FSi5T; Francis FfeHeh TsrokIcoS
EeSs & A e y SeIb ET' M Fl cSp.sS + S sCFS D9
Leach P'son BansTr W.. y7as s. Bath G'Fone Fo S09 s%
Nctoa woods Hole; Aame Amsden, Bangs s.lemi O. Aelen
sIOop-Gichymsi Mullins Bridgeport.
ARRIVED.
ss%B G & T s Savanna Savanna A IS .a $ sa o pass
BaTk Teresa Cali, asraeaiho 20 dsys coffee,
BARK sc!er IfsT fsIee TE5ad De Cuba i days sgar
| Bark Anton, Precke, Bremen 81 DAYS
Brig Petro LurO, CastensTe 70 days via Gibraltar 4s days
Brig Alexander Slctes Rosbrook Havan, 10 days sugsr.
B Bs PANEL M1 sSS a'G hi t1IaF % ss 1i r q m wine &C.
schI Geng1ry. YATES MatanIas i6 days: moassss
ssf ss han alS' E. valentine e1I Wilmington days
f sas Sr,H a3 Sy weSsa 4i asae e Il 1d.d i dad
scir Alpha Munson MAnnAEA % days NewLOrdon Apr 49,
L Matthew; MqErss Jal'Snyle ] j day days q.sr
sod ha'y "a @ Ss Ms 2S Co oo.rw var
Moses G LecnaTi virginia j JJ'werl BAltmor
Gen Scott. El1ahehport Bade, L1sbGhPcri
Nathaniel Holmes EHEahehport. G. j. krrekson hh1authlo
Connecticnt RlKaietipor G. W. Crouch, klnabethpcr-
7. r. Cooper EIIahthport. Margaret Jane blAIethPofI
4 Nelson, ElIatethpor. Ney, fal Ever.
| Mar Iice Newport Echpse k0rwak
Clara Post PortcheSter. Chas l. Hnl1e froylienef'
! Uerre.ta- Ssyhraok MorninR New Haven.
| Racer, Providence. a. o. fesse, New hA'ch
SAILED.
stelnshpCuha and Nevada for Liverpool shszona7e ot
Cad1 Bessie Parker. John " B. Cbandos and oan 80
BarkA,r, for Constsdti Goethe ana hlur ~
for Bremen Queen Fleet for Rotterdan NJ Corning or
Hsvre Ursula Jane.ro Emily for Buero yres
m A. Lane, and Maurice for Cad Mara
Crowen Bahia: Camilla Kingston Jam honiroso or 81 Jagoi
Jura Mexican for ST. JOhus N fj Annie Sc hou
T. Dunbar shrng Dove for PARA LOUISE smith of
Jacksonville; Spectator, for
\ WIND-SundOwn moderate, s., clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posroS hpr1 20 Sailed steamship PALMYRA for Newiork
PRoyycEfowN Apnl 2ln PO, bng W. A Roger schI foro
! Rico fOr Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
April 2Tbe steamship BellonA, from Newiors AI'1
HAvASA April steamship Missouri arrived this morning from
NeS-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PHOM SAVAENAH-Iu s;esnsln Hunts,jle Anil 2oE II Elb.
A Hartley sni wife " e ~ W ' 49, -
@ @fQa LA e91taR Columbia, APH 2 Domingo Conner
sNpi Iee ~ LnehaoA Prank ay Newton Grd John
Brd-ey and n. Come snd v Nh ssuoss tamil md
hr G. CA~gHe Nj Jose Trssa Dsae ToIss BENJAMIN
Tn0uas
FkJA HAViH AND BREs1- steamship 81, Lsuheut April 19-
NJ 0ragg hf Egg Mr. All Ar, BlUnley and ~ NJ Dek4 A,
az Mn Cnpl.nl NJ ane Mr. Smith M Remand Mr. Peran Nj
DON u - Lane M Coolge an tuso ehen Cnnout Do
Mr. Lo0p0ll, Mr. AIA Nm JshB 90 s-srr-
Mise. Johnston Mr. Becser Bshsy Clat NJ Re- NJ C
M Mrs Paa and 49,. " \.
Ar hqiesa AI aEd Nc de BA M Storm s-1ya Mrs
CeyeL chlf Mr. PoureT, Mr. Reyuer Semi Nj Gfs,
~ Roufe NJ Lai8t ~ Pascal Mr. lose Aru.eo NJ F.f
h WO.cLsea Mr PlrnrnteT AFs FoBeItI Kller NJ n Or,
AID child Pool Ldaut and cltrrn NJ Dsu. U, Vno,
hss Gull mo-; M Gregone Nj Aelne nr Color M sexri,rr
M Bsrlns Mr. Qulo1 M KnSdcef Nj hrs oel-re *,
Prevotd MIS- Das%egui MI LsOre, M Ba.on Mr s.d
hr- kehSsn and 3 children Mr. Canon NJ Olv.gpo
krs De Nal M Gxasd HerHsa4sz Nh B.lA 4abe MIR sni
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

A mailman. before being in the picture business , ne
Sorked i'm stable in Parkst he was also uoSI r
nth Mcmillan ne had also peet p h,,o Sr,t ir my
He, for,os ~ Mcmillan tcstiAed-Have known Chambers
.co Issa no used to work for me nj washington, anu
l ~ mo. ne was often very violent, and have
ora ,bat when OF the boys spit AT him he threat
& cnTt snife ia him. he borrowed e OF me IN iacn-
@ ,u - - lars ago which he repaid me about week
, lS S;lit4g MIR Voorhees,; that he carried ps-
~ and Used him TO put 1t away before he got ihVo
d2aSe dI rnav testaed-Reside at No 216 East Broad
- and have known Chambers for l6 years; about IL
ronths ago he boarded With me- ne con. Su & Ee w. @ mn
1eope following him. he said that since the wal rohe
g. United states Government had nothing 70 90 buI Iol
ybm around was afraid OF him. and got li 10 iedNc
f,dtrck Moran testifed-Came from Pennsylvania 10
tify i'm the case; had known Of Chamberss hlotuer pc
rg sent TO maG-house at Baysougl, relsNu' ne We
nd born and raised the second door 10 ChamOefs
rather. had known her for II years; had seen htI ec
~ be lnadhouse fOur different times; he dld not knO"
he cause Of her madness; Chambers nother was
Mr.. Ann Coglin testlhed-Reside at No &c Mulberry
Il NewYork have known chambers Ior 40 bt bE
cars ago lac began 10 talk about people spltths at n
A. accused OF splitting at him. got afrd OF nm oAio
ay when he accused my boy OF sptS al ,ea elT
NV.York; reeollect Chambers asking me for some IN
rston about some pictures; during the interview ne
au 10 look suspciOusly AT me, ana behaved Ake ue-
.8ssCsd man: about IS months ago Chambers had at
red crowd in the street by striking man VINO had
UIt in his presence. -, ,,-,,-.x IN
Vesf Ty7erty-secondst., NewYork have been physi-
Ian over rs years. graduate Of the University OF Pals,
,nd hold various Responsible heqlc PsisAs ~ AZ ~ No
York had made special study OF epeptc diseases the
e Is strongly hereditary; statistics show that one
sf of the cases from hereditary causes the com
non Of producing the disease Is from INJURY 10 .uo
.d and various diseases Of the gestiye and other
r-I1s person could he afflicted with epilepsy With
ut knowing II, especially when 1t assumes the YER
me Conrt adjourned at 400 until O'Clock this morn
ug. when Dr. Echeverna will continue his testimony