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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-25

A RARE CHANCE for q man with small
n capital to get good business that is al.
ready established and doing we'll sn old stand
in the grocery and liquor business. Rent mod
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-25
rAMP MEETING,
u NEAR CATLETT'S STATION,

NOTICE-A CAMP MEETING will be held
at Catletrs station, o., A. d NJ. R.R, Fsu-
quier icuit. Virginia, Baltimore Conference.
NJ. Z. Church South, commencing the 18th of
August, aud embracing two Sundays, The
ground is convenient 10 the station. and in
beautiful and healthy section of the country
ON the 25th, 10Th and 9Th Of August, and will
be conducted to the ground by the committee
There will be boarding tents on the 6 round.
T. r. HENRY, P. e..
snn l9-lw A. W WILSON, p. 4.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
L0sG ISLAND.
ROcknWay.

l6Ock0WAys
FUNERAL OF JUDGE HEARNE.-The obsequies Of
Edmund L. Hearne. late Judge OF the Marine Court
OF New York, who died at Rockaway on Thursday,
took place yesterday In ST. Mary's church. The
remains were conveyed to Bushwfck avenue BY y
special tram on the South Side Railroad aud were
met Dy large copconrse OF friends, who escorted
them 10 Calvary Cemetery.
Smithtown.
A SPECIFIC CHARGE AGAINST A JURY.-The peo-
pie Of SmlthtOwn have been for some time agitated
over litigation threatened by Richard Sammls 1t
having Deen voted to open o highway through mis-
premises, whicn would consume tour acres Of lana,
and Tor which the COMMISSIONERS offered TO pay HIM
$780, a. land In tine immediate vicinity was
selling Tor scventy-nve dollars per acre. lie refused
to take and brought the before Justice ana
q Jury. The jury awarded nim 81, coo an increase
OF $3.50. IL Is now asserted that the Jury
pered with auc the case Will 60 TO the County Court
on appeal.
OUTRAGE BY PEDLERs.-On Saturday last two
pedlers entered the house OF coored family, ut
Csmac and conducted themselves In o reprehen.
sipie manner. They asxet the woman where her
husband was, and she told them he was at work.
They then ordered her TO GET them something 10 eat
after which one Of them drew q revolver and
demanded the money she had in the house Sue told
them she had but ten cents which they TOOK, and
then proceeded 10 ransacK the house In search Of
more. The woman took her two children and left
the mouse, but was followed by one Of the Tuf1ans
who, by threats forced her to return. Finding
nothing OF value they threw one OF The children INTO
Cradle aud knocked the other down by blow IN the
face, and then proceeded 70 outrage the deienseess
woman. They were arrested shortly after wnhe
leaving the town, ana committed to await the action
OF the Grand Jury by Justice Hunting.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails | Dcainatfos-
Steamer.
0Me.
ARRIVALS.

RSFORTED By TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship De Soto, Norton Orleans Jan 30 via Hs-
AnA Sosh, With mdse and passengers to Livingston, Fox
stsam.hip George Washington eager. New Orleans Jan
and the bar 2<h, with mdss and passengers Cro-
Steamship Herman Livingston Cheesnnan Savannah Jan
a. with ndse and passengers. 70 LivnRston Fox Co Had
strong NJ winds almost the entire passage.
Steamship Tennessee, ChIchestsr Chareaon Jan A. with
mdsc and passengers, 70 Morgan Co. Had strong
winds all the gasiaxe Jan y, w miles Of HAtisras g
nailed schr Eta, bounds 8.
s.samshIp jobs aibsou Winters, Georgetown, DC, with
Steamship Haiteraa Blackwood Richmond, Norfolk, &C.
With Hdsc and passengers TO the Old Dominion Seashp
steamship Aibsmsrle Roberta Richmond CITY Point and
Norfolk With mdss and pAssensers 10 shs oid Dominion
sss.mshp niagara, Blakeman, Richmond City Point and
Eorlolk wlh mdss and passengers, to the Old Dominica
oesamship Ce. i.
ship eouh america 4of losqn Briard London y days,
southern and had rough weather part Of tie
passase. Latter part hne.
Bark Eba, Petsssn Havana, IL days. with sugar. 70 Jss
Wsrd e. Had ans weather the entire passsss days
Sris Andsls brown, N..sas.s, day. with susas and
schr Rsbecca Atwood tof Hsrwieh). po.us. psysps
days, With oranges 10 Dolnsr Pottsr Co-vcsSsI 70
M MmsnosTg Had ans weather the sntrs passage; days
schr W Rover, Brown Charleston dsys with cotton Ao
e t. kecrsady Co. Had rough wsAihsr; DAYS II of
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York,
w,so mdse and PASSENGER TO frguaon Wood.
schr Ada Louisa thr Wood. u John NB, y days, foR
New York, with potatoes TO 4 DurysA-
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.


ALLEGED EMBEzzLEMENT.-Yesterday afternoon q
young man named Charles Smith was arrested in
Montgomery street on q charge preferred by Jonas
L0ngfed Of having embezzled various suma OF
money from him at sundry times. The prisoner. It
appears, has been selling newspapers for the com
plalnant and failed TO remit him tue price Of them
He Wns committed to await trial.
No RAILROAD ACCIDENT occurred at the Jervey
City depot on Saturday night. The terrible details
seported in yesterdays papers were furnished BY
party who was supposed 10 DO reliable. The Wash.
lngton train was In the depot thirteen minutes after
ten, being only one minute behind the regular time
Tue names OF parties said to have been injured were
added to give sne report . show Of authenticity.
Ruthcrfurd Park.
TIE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE ERlR RAILWAY. r.
Cooper, Justice Of the Peace, held IN inquest on
Tuesday st Rutherfurd Park on the body Of Louis
Miller. From tho evidence IL appeared that the
deceased wks driving across the Erie Railway track
eboct hall seven O'Clock A. NJ, when the expreas
train No. - came along The engineer and fireman
and other witneaeea were examined aud ft appeared
1bat no nAgmen placed at this crossing although
From 800 70 400 vehicles daily cross and that is
kmp0ogsble from the nature Of the ground that an
Approaching train can be seen tall croasing vehicle
II clooe to the track. The jury rendered the follow
1u9 vcflict;--"That Louis Aier came 70 hts death
VI BENG Ssfuck BY the express train No. H. and
bold that the Erie Railway Company are oonsurabls
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
lAaGs HAUL sY A SNEAK 1Rkf.

Mr. 9. r. Prlce's family gave dinner party ~ their
residenoc, No. "A West Thirtyn nrst street. ON Satur-
dsy night The party sat down to dinner at about
seven O'Clock and rose at half.past eight. On 10.
pairing to room on tho second door It was diseov.
ercd that . sneak thief had entered uuobserved
tsneo Aotnlsslon to tho second no0r, pillaGed 1
uIsweI ANU taken about 81 700 worth Of tewery and
snvc, piate. IN the same drawer with the stolen
xansS y Hrs a1sa ooo set Of ewelry and another
Will doubtless be disappointed when ne reads tne
HERALD this morning.
" supposed that the door was ert open after the
admission OF tne guesta, and the thief tooK adyau.
family. ~ '
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

Tor not having . aasnan ct he Vossing at ell
umes.n Tno witnesses al concurro0 IN the opinion
that naamsn was absolutely necgssary 70 prevent
euch accidents In future.
Ncwark~
THE INJUNCTION to prevent the cars of the Pater-
son and Newark Railroad Company from running
until claim Of A6Oo shan be settled, was served on
Saturday last on ex-Mayor Thomas B. Pedd,e, presi-
kdeut or the road and Nr. A. X. COrncy an agent OF
the Erie hallway, IN charge OF the ticket once here
To-day IL VIII also be served on Charles q. Slss0n Of
Jersey City. one OF tue Erie directors. The njunc-
ton was granted by Chancellor Zabriskie on appli-
cation OF Mr. Peter Weller, OF SeilevIe whose land
taken by the railroad company. has not yet been
paid for. IL ~ probable tnat settlement Win be
effected else MIR. Weer Is determIned " let the law
take It's course.
Camden.
PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM JAIL-Eleven men
escaped from jail yesterday by removing bar from
the door Of the corridor, where they permitted
TO remain for short time. Two OF them had been
so commtiea for burglary, and were about 70 be
removed 10 the state Prison at Trenton; the others
were committed for various offences. At the time
oi their escape the Sheriff was holding sale up
STAIRS ana knew nothing OF them until they were
out OF sight. None OF them nave been rscaptuIed.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

lessy in defence OF the broken liberties Of the peo
pie he denied IN str0ng terms the right OF ms
honor TO interfere with verdict OF the Jury on the
law and evidence. Hts argument was iounaea
solely on the law expOunded Dy its great lights,
Ko0t story. Jones, Parsons aud Others
He concluded by speaking IN nigh terms OF tnc
Kindness courtesy and beraty Of his Honor 10 hlu-
sell and all the members Of the par and OF the peas
antness OF their personal relations.
The incident 0ccasioned much astonishmcnt among
the auditors and members OF the tar.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

The stable OF James Douglas, 4S7 Grand street, Il.
D., was broken open on Saturday night and robbed
OF two sets VI harness valued at $500.
sneak thief entered the basement OF the dwelling
house OF +. A. Corlis Saturday, and stole three
silver napkin rings from or the supper table, which
was set at the tIIne
Anthony Elmsndorf, . milkman OF East New York,
was taken into custody ON charge cruelty to AMI
mails, on Saturday. upon complaint OF Henry II.
bal! to appear for examination before Justice Lynch
On February T.
Ths Greenpoint Reformed church, In Kent street,
was formally dedicated yesterday. Chancellor
Ferris, Of New York, conducted the exercises and
preached q sermon, IN which he exh0rted the men,
bers OF the church 70 faithfully iulh the mission
COD LAD designed. 10 the evening the Kew Alex
ander Thompson preached 70 large congregation.
George Meyers twelve years OF age ana John
Wikenson, fourteen years old. were taken into
tody on charge Of burglary by the Forty,hird sub
precinct police on Saturday. The accused. 1t ap-
pears broke into the residence OF Mr. Gregory, No.
80 Cheever place. andlnto AL nnoccupied house, No.
40 Summit street. IN connection with two other
RED or large quantity OF lead pipe. This latter
they disposed OF among various Junkmen In South
Brooklyn. Patrick Joyce, dealer In old metals,
rags, DC, purchased $3.50 worth Of the stolen prop
erty, which was f0und IN his possession He was
arrested for receiving stolen goods. Patrick Camp
Oell WAS ALSO Lhktu III CubIQ6 ny TIC POce INV
ing fy dollars worth OF the lead pipe In his store.
1t was satisfactorily shown, however, that The prop
ery had been bought by his wiIe during hls absence,
whereupon he was discharged by Sergeant Ferry.
AT about four O'Clock yesterday morning nre
broke out in the plaster mill OF George Stannard,
No. IL South Third street. Williamsburg, and caused
the destruction OF the building, machinery and
stock. The adjoining and rear buildings escaped
injury, but the IRE was 81 great In volume a. one
time that several families residing IN the neiQhb0r
hood removed their most valuable furniture for Dru
DENTAL While the hre at lts height the
front and rear walls Vf the mill suddenly fell in with
terrific crash, and caused the utmost alarm, the
spectators fearing that number Of nremen and
policemen had been buried tn the ruins. Fortu
natey. however, no loss OF life resulted, and only
tw0 Of the nremen sustained injuries. THOMAS
AcCafrray was badly injured by the falling bricks,
and James Fielding was slightly injured. Both are
members Of Engine Company No. l2, ana were On
ladder at the time Of the crash. The ARE 70 believed
to have been the work Of an tncenGiary, ~ lady
named Shepherd saw person beside the mill with
q burning lamp lew moments beore the alarm Of
IRE was given. Mr. Stannard estimates his loss at
$4,000; insured In various companies for 50, ,ooo
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
whore IL MIR. Greens IL Hs Dead :

Whore II MIR. Grecns IL He Deadf
lady subscriber OF the HERALD for over thirty
years' makes this query Indicating that the Park
Commissioners are remiss IN allowing racing on the
drives OF the Park. She declares that her Horses
have often been frightened Dy these contests and
that sue has often alighted from her carriage for
mere safety.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
Cl,e,Ions Bcfore che RreokIyn Grand
Gus SwindItng.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE nEnALD:--

Query-My gas bill, from the Metropolitan Cas-
light Company, from August "A to September 20,
was 81 45; fron September 90 to October o. 50 e5;
from October % to November q, So IS; from No
vember n TO December %, 80 45. As there was the
same quantity OF gas consumed each month why
Q constant reader Of tue HERALD, ana often see the
voice OF the people expressed against gas monopo-
lies, would Ike some Information on the above,
which cannot get from the gas company. Yours,
respectfully. Z. r. GUSHING, $50 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
NEW YORK CITY.
Singular Drowning Accident--The Way
60 Make Watches 'SGO's-German
Festivities-Wcather Reports
and Miscellaneous Items.

Tno following record win show the changes In the
temperature Of the weather for the past
hours In comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, a. indicated by the thermometer at
Nsdnucs pharmacy, HERALD building, Broadw az,
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
Our State Prisons.

An observer suggests as q good way Of dispo-
sing Of the much vexed question as to the best en-,
ployment Of our State Prison conylcts that they all
be set at work cutting down the trees aud auarryfng
the mines IN Clinton comfy. He says that there
are mountains OF iron there, the Oest the CONT
nent, and as good as that which produces tho best
imported steel.
Citations Before tho Brooklyn Grand Jury.
From the City OF Churches there comes an epistlc
signed by "a vctim," setting forth as 'an unmiti-
gated nuisance and public outrage the way wit
nesses are treated by the Grand Jury there" He
says that for three days he was compelled, with
some fty Others, to stay In q crowded and iil.vent
lated anter00m with not seats enough for half their
number He insists that citizen has some other
rights than paying taxes and sug2esrs that If the
Grand Jury were 30 disposed they could expedate
business and submit the witnesses TO less inconyen
fence by simply OBTAINING such witnesses o. were
needed for Q single day and let the rest go.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
SHIPPIN G N E w S.
Almanac for New York-Tals Day.
Bun rises. ...... ~ Moon rises. morn Is
Sun sets. $500. 5 16 High water ...eve 838
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 80, 1870.

~ The ONCE Of the HERALD yschta THE HERALD,
JAMES and JEANETTE Is At Whitehall slip All commun
cations from aud consgnees TO the Of
inward bound vessels will be forwarded free Of charge
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANuARY AND FEBRUARY.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM THE.
"A Of different ststes legal everywhere. Dessy.
free. r. l. KING Counselor -atlaw, 86a broadway
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE.
"A Courts Of different ssasss legal everywhere Dear
tion, sufficient No Zee Ia AdvAnce publicity
advice free H. HOUSE, Counsellor, &C., 70 Nassau street.
A THE APPLE GIRL OF THE EIGHTH AVENUE,
Strange Story OF Life in the Empire City.
Out to-day In the
FIRRsIDE COMPANION.
Get II early or You may miss t.
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIO OR'
N detention from business for Structure Fistula, Piles
Diseases Of the Pelvic veefs, Diseases and pefores Of
the Eye, Moss, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS N. D., IA Lexington Avenu1
GEE
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
SAILED.

Bsrks White Wing Sagua. Linda, TrindAd brtg nlstng
Sun, Ponce, PR Anna Nassau CsfawbA Trinidad; Aon
trose, Sagua-
Wind ~ sunset N, light Haf
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BELOW.

days. with mdse TO Lawrence, Gies Co. (Receved plot
in lat 40 s8 long 6s l5 from pilot boat jones'
No 49,
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

Averxge temperature for corresponding date
average Tor week last year. .39M
Average for week this year ar....................43
The New York herald., 1870-01-31
BROOKLYN CITY.
Cruelty to Acknowledgements Stealing
Lead Leads to the Arrest Of Young
Burglars and q JunkmaE-Destruc.
tive Firc-Church Dedication.

The stxoIe OF James Douglas, 4s7 Grand street, e.
d., was broken open on Saturday night and robbed
OF two sets VI harness valued at $500. 14
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

sshr F,vorfte Orb 81 John, NIB, for New YORK, win
eehr Nelly Anderson Calais is days. New York, With
sshr Ailiss.or wooatsr Gaai Is days. for New York.
Schr Kane, Mcclellan. Ess,port for New York.
schr George, Hunt kockand, days. for New York, with
lime to Gambia Freasey.
schr Oliver Jameson, Jameson, Rockisnd for baltimore
schr alton Palmer Bath, u days for Now York, with
lumber TO Cross Austin
schr Lodi, Kobeson Beverly for New YORK; with nsh 70
Woodruff 4 Robinson.
schr Foster Wing Chatham for New York. with ash to
Jas Stetson Co.
schr W Glover, Pickering, Providence for Norfolk
Schr Rachel Jane, Cook, rr0vidence for New York.
Bchr Brandywipc, Adams Providence for New York.
The following vessels Ut anchor IN Flushing Bay
Brig Mountain Eagle Jarvis Baokspor II days. for New
York, with Lumber to l. stone
Schrs Bcdabedee H1, DIX Island days. for New York,
SEM Nashsn CLIFFORD, Bullock Belfast, 10 days. for New
York, with slaves TO Wothcrsp0on Bros. .
scRr John Grimm JONES' Gloucester for New York. with
nah 10 Jas gtetson Co.
BOUND EAST.
6cnr Wave, - Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Dart Johnson. Etxsbethport for Stamford -
Schr Amos Fakenbnrg Terrell, Eizapctnpot ior rTov-
donce.
Schr Rsdondo, whitmore Elirahehpor for Providsnss
Schr Clara jane Mckiilop, Eizabcthport Tor boston
bohr Fashion, Corbey, Hsverstraw for Bristol
Echr q q Acken, HoObic New York for stamford.
Schr Mead Thrasher, New YORK tor Taunton.
Schr julia, Wallace. New York for Providence.
Schr Lyndon kaupach. New York for EaaipoTt.
Echr Elisamder, -, .Rockland" Tor bridgeport
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

4 child, Barnett Latthemer, OF 341 West Thirty.
eighth street. yesterday broke thigh by falling on
nidewalk, and was sent to Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

John Farrisy, aged eighty years. laborer OF No. rs
Henry street. was last night drowned at pier 30 East
river The body was recovered ana lodged In the
Seventh precnct station house to await the action Of
coroner.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

August Frohue, Of 200 Dclancey street, yesterday
attempted to terminate life by cutting his throat
with razor, at the above number. His w0nnd,
which ID fiightfui one dressed by Police sur.
Qe0ns Blume and James and IL WIN not likely prove
tatal
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

BY police telegraph Information was yesterday re-
ceived 1t the Coroners' once that Lizzie Casey had
died Suddenly ut No. 523 West Twenty sixth street.
The cause OF death other particulars concerning
the matter the Central once telegraph operator failed
70 send down, rs required by the rules and regula-
tons OF the department. An INQUEST win be held
over the remains Of deceased by Coroner Flynn.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

sneak thief entered the basement OF the dwelling
house OF +. A. C0rlis Saturday, and stole three
silver napkin rings from OF the supper table, which
Was set at the time
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

Steamship WAmsutA, Fish, New Bedford for Rev York,
wb mdse and passengers 10 Ferguaon Wood.
schr Ada Louisa thr Wood. u John, NB = days, foI
New York, with potatoes 10 DuIysA
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

The Hildlse Bund had well attended meeting yes.
serday afternoon 1t No. 81 Stanton street, Mr..
Beiina In the chair II sscertained from reports
Of committees that the society has now over 1900
members IN New York. Connecticut New Jersey
and Pennsylyania; that there are seventy. two
branch societies already in existence, with enough
OF funds 70 answer any just demand. As ths
society is merely one for benevolent purposes for
a'ding ts members In case Of need the exhipt given
yesterday at the meeting OF It's nnancea was quite
sAtlsfactory TO all the members.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-10
THE DARK HOUR.

L can't stand it any longer,
Jane; I'll go out, and perhaps
something will turn up for u.s.
It's a cool night, Robert
Cold, yes! But it's not much
colder outside than in. 1t would
have been much better for you if
you had married John Tremain,
he said bitterly.
Don't say that, Robert; I've
never regretted my choice
Not even now, when there is not
loaf Of bread in the house for
you and the children ?
Not even now, Robert. Don't
be discouraged. God has not for
saken US. Perhaps this Christmas
eve the tide will turn better days
may dawn upon US Tomorrow
Robert Brice shook his head de-
spondingly.
You are more hopeful than I,
Jane. Day after day I have been
in search Of employment. have
called at fifty places, only to re-
ceive the same answer everywhere
Just then little Jimmy, who had
been asleep, woke up.
Mother he pleaded. won't you
give me piece of bread2 lam
30 hungry
There is no bread, Jimmy darl-
ing, said the mother, with an ach-
ing heart.
When will there be some ? ask
I'd the child, piteously.
Tears came into the mothers
,yes. She knew not what to say.
Jimmy, I'll bring you some
'read, said the father hoarsely, and
'eized HE hat and went to the door.
His wife alarn ed, laid her hand
lpon his sleeve. She saw tue look
o his eyes, and she feared to what
tep desperation might lead him.
Remember. Robert she said
olemnly, 'it 10 hard to starve, but
here are things that are worse
He shook OF her hands, but not
and without word pass. I
d out. J,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-10
From the Scientific American, Dec. ,.
Spiritualism and Science.

Many of our readers will recall &
trial that took place in New York
in reference to spiritual photo
graphs, and the power of these in
visible agencies to impress their
counterfeit presentments on glass
and paper. The result was rath er
favorable than otherwise to the
spirits, as the imposters were not
punished.
The subject is one that scientific
men dislike to approach, as it offers
so little that is satisfactory or in
structive. We are reminded of it,
however, by the appearance of a
small monograph entitled, The
Physics and Physiology Of Spirit
ualism. By William A. Ham,
mond, NJ. d. which work, on ac-
count of the reputation Of the au-
thor, and the original researches
contained in it, is worthy of par
ticular notice.
DR.. Hammond has devoted spe-
cial attention to the study of the
diseases OF the mind and nervous
system for many years, and is,
therefore. in position to speak
with authority upon the subject
He, at the outset, calls attention to
the difficulties that surround the
study Of mental phenomena, and
says. The physiology of the ner-
vons system is, by no means, even
tolerably we'll understood. Science
has, for ages. been fettered by the
clogicsl and metaphysical dogmas,
which give the mind an existence
independent Of the nervous system,
and which teach that it is an entity
which sets all the functions of the
body in action, and Of which the
brain is the seat. There can be no
scientific inquiry relative to mat
ters of faith, facts alone admit of
investigation and hence, so long
as psychology was expounded by
who had never even seen
q human brain, much less q spinal
cord or sympathetic nerve, who
knew absolutely nothing of nerv-
ous physiology, and who, therefore,
taught from a stand point which |
lad not single fact to rest upon,
t was not to be expected that the
rue science Of mind could make
much progress
DR.. Hammond 10 admirably sus-
aimed In these views by Profess
huxley, who says in his lecture
N Tho Physical Basis Of Life
While alluding to the fears express
ed by metaphysicians on the pro- !