New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-21
GENERAL NOTES.

We find in the medical journals report of q
recent case in which three British doctors successfully
performed trdnssi0n-that is, the passage OF blood
from the veins Of person into the veins OF another
The patient was woman suffering from hemSrrhage,
band. "They twain shall he one flesh"
Who is the Rev. X. M. Patterson of Phia-
delphai He remarked in his pulpit last Sunday that
fashionable thoroughfares missionary fields as
really Bedford-st, The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE office as
that II such Philadelphia missionary the Rev. T. M.
Patterson is sent to this office he must be nicely roasted
and ready to lie served up cold. We have no con-
venences for cooking him ourselves and we can think OF
no earthly to which article could be put
i'll the City of New-York-if not cooked.
Kerosene, which means all manner of harm
less and nonexpasve" Illuminating fluids continues to
blow up and blast and burn TO the death throughout this
extremely patient and much suffering land We are not,
therefore, surprised by the notable expedent OF certain
Western life insurance companies. which have their
advertisements pasted kerosene cans by special
rngement with the gooers There eond not be proPerer
when all well-regulated life companies will refuse to
pnTcalar kind Of evening OIL The worst Of it is that
according TO the report of Dr. Chandler who understands
dents Of this kind 1t Is only bad oil which is likely to
explode that these Casualties" seem ~ be matter
OF manslaughter, or something exceedingly like it.
Here is case which shows the facility with
which Judge may be satisfied. In Cincinnati last week,
Thomas Sharp Enthusiastically cofored desired to marry
Sarah Baker who had marked traces Of African blood
The stated TO the Judge OF Probate,
upon the application for license that she knew
father, but that her mother light mulatto
slave Baker of Nashville. She had been told that
the child Of her young master. witness at
tendance swore that she knew Sarah when abe was
child. and that her mother wasa very bright muatto.
But Judge Hoeffer not To bfPhumbugged. lie knew
better He could trust his eyes, and his eyes told him
that Sarah Baker was OF pure white blood WHEREFORE
he should TO grant the license. So Thomas sharp
must remain single, because Judge uoeffcr knows
better"
The unemployed inhabitants Of San Francis
co. excepting the Chinese whom they bitterly hate have
procured nconsderable share Of patronage from the
public authorities In the shape OF work upon CITY park
paid for literally but performed nditrently not at
all. Their present hope IL To obtain employment uIpn
the Southern Pacific Railroad. and To dictate their own
therefor essential element being the exclusion
OF the Chinese from such occupation. They called "a
meeting at Irish American Hall the 18th, To discuss
the labor question" The Vice President OF the Working.
mems Protective Society had hired and paid use
OF the nl but faction opposed to him obtained pos
session Of the stage leaving him surrounded his adhe-
rents IN the body OF the house. OF uprOar and
wraDgling cBsu6d which battles description IL was "A
Donnybroo fair and amid the scuiing and blows the
proprietor threatened TO turn on the gas the fur
niture The clique who held the stage that the
who called the meeting was IA renegade. eve want
Chinese bosses here, the cry OF OF their num-
Der skillfu attempt at reconciliation between TIE
opposing fac tons faed leader declining for the
reason that he had Just had two teeth knocked out of
him" AT length, however the meeting not having been
such affairs In excursions Of rOughs that Terminate In
T0ws and in legislation for the exclusive benefit Of the
IrishAmerican element, San Francisc0 emulAes II IL
does not surpass T" kew-COrk."
The value of woman as "ministering
angel" was in single instance not properly appreciated
The took place at the leading hotel Of Of
the most, II not the most celebrated Of watering
collie which ordinary smnlants failed TO remove
HIS vito went down stains and hAd hot pouluce pre-