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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-21

GERMANY AND RUssIA.-The Poster Lloyd
says, on the authority OF letters which il mas
received from a thoroughly well-informed
source at Berlin" that, notwithstanding the
apparent cordialty which now exists between
Germany and Russia, there is a very general
impression in court and military circles ia the
PTussian capital that war between the two
countries Is inevitable, aud every preparation
has already been made for such a Contingency
celebrated Orien;alist, who is in high favor at
the Prussisn Court, and frequent guest of
Prince Bismark, returned to Berlin the other
day after a long journey in the East, and,
meeting one OF the Princes aides de-camp
expressed to him his satisfaction az an era OF
peace having now begun for his country. The
aide de camp laughed in his face. "An era OF
peace" he said. :" Go to our Off GERS schools
and see how hard they are learning Russian
with what avidity they are studying the maps
OF the Russian general staff, and with what
care they are copying them, by the express
orders OF the government" Similar eplies
were given to the correspondent by other
officers and high court functionaries.
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Political Notes.

Secretary Roheson will speak once In each
county Of New Jersey prior 20 the election.
straight out Electoral Convention vii DC
held In jefferson City, Missouri, on October
9Th.
Il is said that fifteen or twenty Democratic
pspers In Georgia are supporting O'Oonor AMI
Hon. b. NJ. Tnlmau Is the Republican canii-
date for Congress In the Fourth District OF
The Greek vites OF second District OF New
Jersey have nominated Samuel Z. Forker Tor
Congress.
james W. Bullock las announced himself a.
an independent candidate tor Congress IN the
renth Districts kentucky.
W. W. Merritt. a CniVersaliSt munster. has
been nominated Ter Congress BY the Grcelcyites
Of the Eighth Distract % Iowa, in place OF w.
al. ID. Pussy, declined.
Gen. y. r. Banks denies taat be has any iica
oi running Tor COncress IN the folrth District
IN his old dist.ict.
The sth Massachusetts, Congressional Coaven-
.tOh yesterday nominated = VI. =. Williams. %
tamhTidce, for Cousross. aud A Z -Iayhew
OF Milford, Presidrr tis Al rle.-,.r
ne ae mocIats at liberal reyghlics ~ o. the
81 Jcst Pm no, district Vet 1T,iRv m.uated
Of General Craig, Na0 recently decl.ist A re-
nomination
Hon. Alexander r. Bot-ler l. an ~, -r.-t A.
al indendcIt candidate Tor C1urre-, tn the
second district o; West Virginia, a.-sin,; Il.
Frank Martin. tn democratic ron .He: - 4
q, Orgr ". afhsm Gree y fe' 81, o. 1 otur -
lie an E.huN lI-laa NtlN liil'NNf flsfr
action locking g. toe eNfu', Df ~ cert u -,-fn-
ters who have Nos given tu tL,lr aIl .-errs 20
the political support 81 be- national alI STATE
NOMINEES.
EN-Prc>idsnt Theodore ID. wolisey yo-rs-,s
jas COnNic, ton thar Mr. Greeley "w1.Il De- a
most undesirable Chief Ms1.srlts .l- This
country more und, sirsbie than aimr-e Any re-
publican Of importance in politics"
MT u. BTlsblu " .lkcr. republican. fas " ~
cTawn s. a cand late Tor Congress Ia 'tc e.. 4
tistricto OF West NI-sinia at the October { -
ton; and Capt. =. ). Swan, a dem b,rat. has
4nrounced himself As an independent can IL
date.
The New York state Committee OF the
siraigtt-0ut democrats have called a convention
20 meet i'm Albany October 81 % noe. ua-e an
electoral ticket. The committee fur her APP
PEAL to the people % support the Louisville
nominees.
The supporters OF o'Conor and Adams in
ConLecticut have placed in nomination an
electoral ticket. FOar on the Connecticut cleo
tors Of the Greeley ticket were well known as
mehmers OF the know-nOthing Party.
Mr.. Paulina W. Davis has written an anti
Greeley letter from Paris, In which she speaks
Of the coalition" candidate ~ ont " whose
Astounding vanity lives on the sweet CORRECTION
Of his fiattererS,"- wOmsn's shot az her old
antagonist on the woman question.
The San Francisco Republican saws that
Judge Stephens j. Field, OF the Supre ne Court,
who was q candidate for the democratic nom
inaticn for President IN iSCs. has siguincd TO
his friends his intention not 10 support Greeley.
The Republican also Saws; "fhcre are thoI-
sands OF honest democrats IN this state who
will not sanction the bargain aud sale OF the
Baltimore Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-21

WHAT Is INSANITY AT a murder trial in
Memphis, wherein an stt-mpt 10 establish in-
sanity was made on the part Of the defense, Dr.
y. n. Allen was called ~ an expert, aud teStl-
fed thus briefly and nationally al have been
a practiciDg hysioisn for nearly thirty years; 4
have had some experience 10 cases OF insanity,
having been for ten years medical ga perintei,,
deut OF the Kentucky lunStic ASYLUM. ana dur
ing that time had over 2 90 crazy people under
my charge; L have heard the hypOthetical case
read by MIR. Phelan; L am here as an expert,
and before answering the question would like
TO say that the more 4 studied the question of
insanity the less understood n: and, II you ask
me where il begins and where IL ends. neither
nor any physic an in the world could tell you;
In fact, on occasions like this, lawyers make
fools Of themselves in trying 10 make asses OF
DOCTORS" The frankest professional testimony
ever given in court.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
From Europe To-day.


THE GERMAN MINISTER IN PARIS LEAYRs IN
LONDON, Sept. FIT Is reported tha. Count
Won Arnim has rendered his resignation as min
lister from Germany 20 France, In conseguerce
OF the uuPessantness De encounters In Parisian
society. II is stated that IL Won Arnim's ISL
nation is accepted, the embassy 70 France viii
remain vacant, and Germany viii De represent
ed at Paris only by consul
THE REASON Why.
LONDON. Sept. 2l.-Leading bankers here As
sert that the cause OF the advanced tendency o.
the Bank Il Eng and rate Of discount l. 10 be
ioand IN the low rate Of sterling exchange at
New York.
Tbs NEW KING or SWEDEN.
SToCKU- In, Sept. 2t.-Priucs Oscar, brother
OF the dect ased King Charles Nv, has succeed
ed To the throne 81 Sweden aud Norway AMI
all the diguitaries of state yesterday took he
oath OF allegiance TO the new monarch.
The FIRST FROST.
LoNDOS, Sept 2l.-There was A frost in some
parts OF England last night-the first OF the
season.
ABOUT ABOUT AGAIN.
PARIS, Sept 2I.-The examination OF Edmond
About at SUasboarg developed no case against
Him and he was discharged from arrest TODAY
ANNIVERSARY DAY IN RoMs-REJOICINg AND
MOURNING.
ROME, Sept. 21.-The anniversary OF the occu-
patton OF Rome by the Italian troops WAS cale-
bTated yesterday with much enthusiasm. The
city was profUsely decorated. The pope re-
ceived visits of ondolence from his adherents
and addressed his visitors, lamenting the mis-
fortunes OF the Catholic church and the injus-
tice done by the Italian government.
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An UNHAPPY WIFE's SUICIDR.-Mrs Susan
Formley, native of Ireland, aged q, who lived
at 3Ol East 39th street, committed suicide YES
terday morning by cutting her throat with a
razor. Coroner Schirmer held the inquest
had been married only fourteen months. They
had lived happily. She was subject to conyul
sions-sometimes had eight or ten day. During
the last few days she had been melancholy.
land About four O'Clock yesterday morning
he awoke, and, not finding her in bed he began
70 look for her. He went to the basement, and
her head over q wash tub, which Contained
olood. The husbands razor was in the tub "A
verdict OF suicide was rendered.-N. r Sxu.
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Grand Lod.-e n a. q. r

APPOINTMENT or OFFlCEGs.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2l.-The Grand Lodge /.
q. q. K. adjourned sine die at LIS this after-
noon. immediately previous to sdjOurnment tue
new officers were installed; after which NJ. w. q
). Logan delivered an appropriate and elegant
address, after which he announced the foliog "
ing appointments of officers OF the Grand Lodge:
Rev. X. Nenable, OF Kentucky, X. W. Graad
Chaplain; Caleb Rand, Massachusetts, X. w.
Grand Marshal; Albert Coken, Arkansas, X
w. Guardian; j. W. Hudson, Wisconsin, X. W.
Grand Messenger. MOTHER place being desil,-
mated, Baltimore will be the mex place OF meet
ing of the Grand Lodge.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH ATLANTIC SQUAD
RoN.-Despatches have been received at the
Navy Department from Rear Admiral Taylor,
commanding the South Atlantic squadron, dated
flagship Lancaster, Rio de Janero, August 81.
On August I'D the u 5. steamer Tuscarora ar
rived at Rio, 81 days from Portsmouth, n. H.,
and would sail in two weeks for Valparaiso.
The Tfconderoga was at Para August Eth,
and expected to be at Rio on September 9Th
The Wasp was at Rosario, in the state of Santa
de Fe, on the 10th of July, on the way to As
cunsion, with our minister Hon j. l.. Stevensl
on board. The health of the officers and Gre
on the station continues good.
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APACHks DEFEATED by GEN. CROOK WITH A
LOSS OF THIRTY KILLED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept pa dispatch from
San Diego reports a light between the command
of General Crook ana Indians of the Dale creek
reservation. 1t appears that a party OF Apache
braves were discovered on the war path, and
General Crook, with a guard, attempted their
arrest. Four or five hundred Indians fired on
the guard, killing one soldier. The fire was re-
turned by a company OF cavalry, killing thirty
Indians, when the remainder of the savages
broke and fed TO the mountains, and were pur-
sued by two companies Of cavalry.
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SAN FRANCISCO Is in q ferment concerning
railroad subsidies. The majority of the voters
of the city petitioned for grant OF ten million
dollars TO the Atlantic and Pacific Road but
the City Council refused to entertain the prop
osition; in lieu thereof they have passed TO print
an order to submit TO vote a proposition to
grant subsidies OF two and a-half millions to the
Central Pacific, ten millions to the San Fran
cisco and Colorado Road, and other amounts
TO the Northern Pacific and Santa Cruz Rail-
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'Frisco's Railroad MIDDLE.
A FORMAL PROTEST AGAINST TAs SURE

vISORs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. pa large number
of leading citizens OF this city called upon the
mayor to-day and formally protested against the
action OF the board OF supervisors in refusing
the petition of the people TO be afforded an oppOr-
tunity 10 vote on the question OF extending aid
10 the Atlantic and Pacific railroad. The Me-
chanles' Institute also earnestly urge the mayor
To veto subsidy orders iR the interest of the Cen
trail Pacific monopoly unless the petition OF
10000 citizens, asking permission 10 vote on the
proposition TO aid con peting roads, shall also be
allowed. It reminds the board OF supervisors
that ii they continue 10 disregard the rights OF
the people The result will be popular disorder,
disaster and ruin.
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ARREST OF TWO WOMEN CHARGED wITHsA
$4,000 SwINDLE.-A case has just come to light
in Philadelphia whereby the city has been
swindled out OF So, 600 in Philadelphia Skies.
The certificates belonged to Mrs. Charlotte s.
Parker, and mysteriously disappeared from the
treasCrer's office, and turned up in broker s
woman calling herself Charlotte 5. Parker. The
transfer was made through the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, the loan and transfer agent of
the city, and the cash obtained. A wealthy lady
of Philadelphia, named Mrs. Furey, is said to
have vOucht for the identity OF Mrs. Parker.
She and Mrs. Parker are in custody.
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D0rAs some gentlemen vere ssilins IN q anal,
poat on the Piankitank river last week large
surgeon sprang mp out Of the water and into
The meeting to protest against the occupa-
Dublin, has been incidentally postponed for some
unexplained cause.
0If Austria gets into . fight again yery
vifh fcr her .ryv On a. VIZ I'VE ~ vetk
numbers ,26e 900 men. al in the highest stats
Of dscip!ine, or capable Of being placed 90 in 4
few weeks.
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! PRIVATE PROPERTY AT SEA. During the
recent meeting of the Emperors here the subject
OF The inviOlabliiy o. private property at sea in
koff. Count Andrassy, and Prince Bismarck. II
wss regarded as good omen for the final es-
blishment Of the principle that the govern
ments OF the United States, Austria, Germany,
Russia, Italy, and Holland were united in is
SUPPORT
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Western Notes.


sTRATGHT-oUT EoMISATIuNs IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Sept. PA Springfield (Ill) spe-
cial says the straight-out democratic state CEN
trail committee met there yesterday and nomi-
mated full ticket for state officers and electors
at large. The state ticket Is headed: For gov
ernor, Sidney Breese.
KX-tESAToR RICHARD YATES
ia living very in here
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cable telegram from Limoges, South France,
vas received BY Q chinswsre MANUFACTURER.
Friday, who're headquarters are in New York
Cmy, ssetng that his whole shop Of six hundred
Inefe are some twelve or fifteen factories SUP
posed 70 be interested In this movement, en-
Pioying IN al about eight thousand men. The
tsct surmieed 10 that the increase asked for Will
DC equlyalent to about twenty per cent. I'm
PoLtereof china and porcelain ware have decided
70 aHait mail reports before pressing for the fan
Maae nov In. The city of Limoges supplies the
United States largely With its ohm tes service'
asnce me details OF the strike are impatientIy
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CONDUCTOR CRUSHED ToDEArH UNDER CAR
WHkELs.-On Tuesday evening Captain l.. r.
swift, who was formerly conductor on freight
train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
took passage on the accommoj atom train OF
that road. When near Beaver Dam station he
attempted to step from one car to the other,
when he missed his footing, fell under the
wheels, and was crushed to q ath, his body be-
ing terribly mutilate
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rsccrsRLf SEFYEo.-The Cb,es.o ,i.,, -.
"Ihe SPECTATORS who got up the la xhssst
corner have been 30 effectuaIly Cleaned OUT nv
It's bursting that neither they nor others OF their
class viii be likely to try the game very soon
sold his residence, carriage, and other properfy
at great sacrince, and has left the citySsoms
suImise not TO return. Another. Mr. Chisholm
root and branch, by the sheriff. AMI his Ute
who gave three thousand dollar psrty a Iiffi.
while ago, has now only her piano len a. \
memento OF her late profusion; while nearly an
the other chief operators are fnsncisiIs r.l, "a
Sf se,noy embarrassed. The general verdict
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Conclusion of the Nets Disas ter In.
VestiEatiOn.

NEW LONDON, Sept. 2L-Inspectors BoOIe
Hayey anu Beckwith have conclnd the inses-
LEGATION OF the Metis disaster, and meet in New
York Tuesday to conclude their report to Super
yising Inspector Lowe, wE0 will forward il to
Washington immel lately.
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EFFECT OF CORNER" IN WHEkT-The
effects of corners in the grain market are some
times far more widespread than the ruin and
bankruptcy of those engaged directly or indi-
rectIy IN tht m. 1t is feared, and with great
probability, that one effect of the late corner in
wheat in Chicago will be TO deteriorate the qua
ity of large amount Of that grain to be received
in Chicago this year, owing to the haste with
which farmers harvested their wheat at the time
of the corner, in order to hurry it into market
before IL was fully in condition
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s@Oxy-hydroeen gas a. been introa ,eed,p
portion OF the street iampe Of Buffalo. N Il ad-
mired for its brilliancy.
The question as to whether Capt. Colyo-
oolesses committed snicide or was murdered st
friends say that they can adduoe unquestlonsble
PROOF 10 snow that he was murdered.
The race between Ellis Ward and John
biglin, for 5000 and the single scuiI cham
ptonenfP OF America; was rowed n n yack, on
the Hudson, Thursday. Tue race OF n se miles
vas von by BigiiD, who came I'm ahead by three
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Special NOTICES.
A Card.

a OicfEyDsc, nile residing IN South America,
missionary discovered sale and sim pie remedy
ior the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay I,
o 1859 cf the Urinary and Seminal Organs, shd the
whole ssain Of disorders brought By bsaefll and
gkious 1&bits Great numbers have been cured By
this noble remedy Prompted by desire 10 benefit
t1e atHctod snd unfortunate, win send the recipe
nor preparing and using this medicine, In sealed
Envelope, % auP ne needs it, Free Of Ch1rgs
Address JOSEPH INNAN,
station D, bible House,
nsr3fIy New York City.
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LIBEL SUIT FOR FIVE MILLIoNs.-Nathaniel
Niles, eX-Speaker of the New Jersey Assembly,
his teen prosecuted by the New Jersey Railway
Company, and a suit for libel was commenced
against him yesterday in the Supreme Court.
the damages being laid at 5000 900. The
Tlleged libel is an article which appeared in the
Nation over the signature of Jersey" and the
company intends to have the case brought
speedily to trial. Attorney General Gilchrist,
Courtlandt Parker, j. ID. Banghsrt, of New
Jersey, and Cole & Murray, of this city, appear
as counsel for the cOmpany.-N. I. HerGld, 2Oh
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SALE OF COPPER MINE The valuabIe
copper mine in Floyd county, Va, known as
the Turkey mine, has been sold by Mr.. F. A.
winston to Baltimore company for sc 600.
The company have six months to test the ore,
and hvae row gone to work cleaning out the
tunnels, shafts, &c.
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"A FEW WEEKS AGO Q fearful crime was com
mitted at the village OF Ergisch, dirtrict o
Loeche, Nalais. In q moment OF rage, caused
oy drunkenness, young man killed hrs father
BY stabbing him with knife. The father, feel
ing his end to be nigh, caused his SON 70 be
brought before him, when he forgave him for
1nst 20 LAD Done, pointed out 10 him the sarest
expired moment afterward. S
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New York Notes.
o'CoNoR ACCEPTS TUE DOMINATION Fo2 PRES


NEW YoSK, Sept. 2l-The Times saws Chas
OConor has written a letter TO a In ember OF the
straight out democratic committee, accepting
the nomination OF the Louisville convention.
SENATOR BAYARD,
OF Delaware, returned from Europe YESTERDAY
His health is greatly improved.
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BLonDrN, the acrobatic hero Of Niay,ra a.
still delighting the Englshmen with his sst,n.
Shing but fooihafdy feats. The other dsy. At
~ ieet nom the ground, clad in heavy s1ro,
Anboueh high wind was blowing. he Us H.
ing enough to walk the rope blindfolded sster-
shoulders, Gaping the whole Inv ceor,n on n.s
0me'e' while poised on the middle of the rooe ="
Way HE Cor DeuNK.-A re,a,yx. ., a.
mol d; N. I. Hunter. being fou adj in = St. ~
En nor total intoxication yesterdav ga.
Cd ki,s ncnse Tor IT the fact that his dstineaiss
BIown speech In New YORK The otssa ana
iugsaia Statiael, 2cts inst. 0'e' uAs'-
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NAE who has q red-headed sweetheart
sourekseo her as "Sweet Auburn, ioveIiest az
the plain" Sweet Auburn Got mad sioat Z,
sne objected 70 being classed among the
..plafn," even though called the loyeliest or
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a BAoHuLoR says that IL you hand a lady n
newspaper with a scrap cut out of a. not a linz
on VIII be read, but every BIT OF interest the
paper Possesses n centered In finding ont vrh.t
the missing scrap contained. s
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NAVAL OFFICERS Recommendations
ant Commander f. NJ. Shepherd, Lieut.. E.
Mccormick, Master A. B. Wykoff, William P.
Potter and John Garvin. and Chaplain j. Il.
Lewis, ordered TO the Hartford. Medical Di-
rector George E4aulsby has been ordered to duty
rs member of the examining and retiring
boards of Washington; Lieut.. q. Il. Gill has
been detached from the receiving ship Sabine,
and ol dered 70 the Hartford; Lieut.. A. II. VaIl,
from the receiving ship Ohio, and ordered to the
Hartford.
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MAIL CoNTRAC \ yAEDEo.-The 20 m ls-
ter General to-day awarded the contract for
carrying the British mail TO the White Star
steamship line, and the contract for the CONT
mental mail to the Bremen line. These lines
viii commence carrying the mails on the first
Saturday in October.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. G. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
GRAND REOPESING.
MONDAY EVENING September 30.
ELEGANTLY DECORATED,
BEAUTIFULLY Era SNOED,
FRESHLY PAINTED,
eUPERBLI CAEPETED
Making this time honored temple Of the drama al
most -
ENTIRELY NEW.
And second TO none in the country.
A MAGNIFICENT DROP CURTAIN,
From the pencil of Mr.. james Lamb, has been
painted
The cpening attraction will be the distinguished
Comedian.
MIR. w. j. FLORENCE,
IL Falconer 8 new and startling drama, (produced
with entire new merry and effects, and entitled
"EILbEN OGE,'
Supported by the fsvOrite actress,
MAY SAyILLE,
Aud a powerful com pany of
FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
Sale of Seats sill commence st MetZerOtt's Music
Store WEDNESDAY MORNING, at9. seH-tf
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"Fever and Sewers .

CITY HEALTH OFFICE, WHEELING, W. VA,
Sept. 10, 1s72.-EditOr Erening Stdr-Dear Sir
have read carefully and with much pleasure
your editorial remarks on the subject of " Fever
and Sewers In TIE STAR of the 10th instant,
and take the liberty to send you herewith q few
paragraphs from a paper published by M in
the New York Medical Record, April /, 1869, in
which you will discover that my experience and
OF inons substantially correspond with DR.. Nor
cams. A year ago published in the Philsdel-
phia Medical Times, under the caption OF MED
cal Notes." a brief paper, in which the same
doctrine l. reiterated.
Very truly yours,
JAMES Z. REEVES, VI. D.,
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IHE kU-KLUX PRISONERS. - 1t is stated
that the President refused to pardon certain
ku-klux prisoners in the Albany pententiary
who had been recommended for executive
clemency because of protest coming from the
district where the criminals were convicted,
from those who would be most endangered by
the release. The character of most OF the con-
victs is very bad; some OF them are ignorant,
lawless, desperate men, who, it is believed,
would not hesitate TO wreak their vengeance
urOn all who testified apainsf fhem
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orMciAus,eNNk
a.,,,s.c S iSSr .fIHsyLyAMA 1v1Ng.
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PERsoNAL.-Attorney General Williams will
soon take the stump in New York and Penn
sylvania. IL. III. Saville, chief clerk of the
Treasury department, has returned. MIR
Ii. V. O'Conner, formerly attached to the Herald
bureau in this city, was in the city yesterday
en- route to Mexico. ...'Secretary Robson is
expected to return next week. '..Secretsry
Delano speaks at Cincinnati to night. First
Assistant Postmaster General Marshall has re-
turned from his home at Paris, Va.
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)RoF. r. o. CAsSELL's DANCING AOADE-
- M, Potomac Hall ll,h street and Mary "a
, , asenue 3. w. Ladies' and Misses u
IOEsDAfS and FRIDAYS 31s to 6; Gents 81
70 p m Matinee every WEDNESDIYClaA
ssho Sp: m. Pollard Andresene Band engaged for