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vessel escaped damage. A messenger
who rode over yesterday from GlAce Bay
10 Cow Bay reports immense damage
there. It Is feared the damage 10 ship.
ping in the Gulf has been serious, eSpec.
Tally on the coast oil Prince Edwards
Island. The, ship James Duncan is
ashore near Wallace. The barque
Undine Is reported ashore on the north
coast Of Prince Edwards Island. The
northern shore OF the Island Is reported as
being literally streWed with wrecks and
wrecked material. a
Further intelligence from Cape Breton
is anxiously looked for. Its apprehended
that many vessels In addition 10 those re.
ported have been lost or are ashore at
some of the coal ports. As most Of the
vessels from the Cape Breton ports are at
present insured, the loss to some Of the In.
suranCe companies must be very heavy.
Over 10000 tons Of shipping chartered
by the Block House Mining Company
have been destroyed OF Cow bay. At
Chatham, New Brunswick, on the gulf
shore, the storm was fearful. The boOms
on the rivers were nearly oil destroyed,
also an immense amount Of property.
Three vessels are ashore tat Richibqcto,
and 1t Is feared that more are too be heard
from; and one bark and two schooners
arc ashore below Pugwath. The tide
Of Wallace rose three feet higher
than ordinary during the storm. Ten.
vessels went ashore between Antagonist
and the harbor OF AnbOnche
. The Losses Of the Halifax Underwriters
by the recent gale at Cape Breton, as far
as known, Is about 100000.
I A dispatch from Glsce Bay today, says
that four vessels are ashore there; but the
shipping facilities oil that port are unim-
paired BY the storm, Gnd the coal supply
Is being continued as usual.
A laIe dispatch from Cow Bay gives the
number ol vessels ashore there Gs twenty.
six. Ten are aAoat, partly damaged, and
two dismAsted. Twenty fishing crafts
were saved. The vessels saved were 10.
side the breakwater. At Port Caledonia
several vessels are dismasted and many
ground up. The destruction oi so many
colliers has caused an advance In ireiehts,
and 1t is thought that coal this fall will be
In price. Fr.........
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Passenger Train Thrown from IhG
Track on the PeRnSylVanIa Cen.
tralP.sA Cattle Train OF the Tracl
In Birmingham. ,g.- s.. u.s.
PlTTsBURGH, August 29.-A serious &C
cldent occurred. to . passenger train or
the Pennsylvania Centr9l Railroad, neal
JohDstoRn, yesterday, while running a
the rate OF 95 miles per hour. The sec
ond passenger car was thrown from the
track In such way that It ran into the
bank Of the river, and deep embankment
Of about four feet being on the other side,
the platforms ot the two front cars were
jammed In, but not telescoped. A cross
tie was thrown from the track In such q
way as TO prop the front passenger
car at an angle OF 40 degrees. Rails
and ties were torn up the whole length Of
the train, and the sleeping coaches were
thrown out upon the bank. The passen-
gers were all found 10 be unhurt, with the
exception OF few bruises.
An accident also occurred on the Pan
Handle Railroad, In birmingham, which
fortunately did NOT result In the loss OF
AuIAAA AuC1 uub Sou1CA SOu1lA34Hblu Ag-
struction OF property, and interlered with
the passage Of trains.
A cattle train heavily laden arrived
from the West and vas on lts way TO the
East Liberty stock yards. About eight
cars passed in safety, but when the next
reached that part Of the bridge at the re.
verse curve formed by the rails ot the
Panhandle & Pittsburgh and Virginia s.
Charleston railroads, one car Jumped
the track, followed by two others. The
train, which was going at q considerable
speed, parted In two, and the sudden stop.
page oi the rear and the momentum oithe
front part caused the bumpers and coup
ling gear to be pulled clear out Of one
car, the flith from the engine. One car
toppled over and remained suspended on
the street abulment Of the bridge. Had It
been three feet further on 1t would have
fallen on q street car which was just pass.
ing under the bridge.
RUN IN AT CHESTER VALLEY, ON TIE Pa.
R.R.
DoWNIEGToN, Pa, August 29.-A pas
seDger train on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, which left Philadelphia last night,
ran into the rear end Of stock train at
Chester Valley. Tho cars and the
caboOsG Of the latter, and the engine and
express and baggage cars Of the passenger
train were thrown from the track, block
aiding the road John McDoure, nAGmA"
S,saa tsIll-1
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The Transportation Question In Neu
YORK, FL

NEW YORK, August 2S.-The Assem-.
bly, Committee on Transportation will
meet In Saratoga September Sd, and IL Is
likely the State Senate Committee will
meet at the same time. Their object Is 10
obtain all the information possible on the
subject oil transportation, from the interior
TO the seaboard, and be able TO impress
the United States Senate Committee on
Transportation that New York State
possesses the most feasible and advants-
geous routes, and Is most worthy such i'm.
provement at the expense Of the general
government as will open 1t as q great
channel Of civilization between the West
and the Atlantic,
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EVANSVILLE, IND.
Railroad ConsolidatIon..Broke Jail
.sCholeTa.

Railroad ConsOlidatIonssBEOke Jail
.sCholeTa.
EVANSVILLE August 2S-A Journal
special from OwensborO says that a meet.
log OF tho stock holders oi the Greensboro
l. Russellsville Railroad at Owenshoro
10 day, empowered the directors to con-
solldate with the Evansville & 0wensboro
Railroad, receiving the Tennessee charter
for the extension from AdSirsVllle 10
Nashville, making through route from
Evansville 10 Nashville.
Two prisoners, confined for misdemesn.
or, broke Jail at Mt. Vernon to-day, and
are still at large.
There was one case oi cholera yesLer.
day, a market farmer from Posey died
after an hours illness.
Davis and Charles Granville, two farm.
ers at work with thresbing machine
near this city, quarrelled, and Davis drew
a kniIe and stabbed Granville in the alb
domen, killing him instantly. Davis was
arrested.
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PITTsBURGH, August 2s.-River swell
ing slowly, scGnt feet in the channel.
There was a heavy rain last night. and
prospects, this afternoon for more. The
honongahelA Is reported 10 be rising
slowly at BroWnsVille.
CINCINNATI, August 2S-RIver 10 ieet
and falling. ArriVed-the Ashland, from
Wheeling. Departed-the Arlington, for
New Orleans; Exchange, for Pittsburgh,
The Storm No. 8 sunk barge Of salt at
Cooper's bar destined for PAducAh. The
weather Is fair and cool.
LOUISVILLE, August 2S.-River falling
slowly, with 8 feet 9 inches In the canal
and 3 feet 2 inches in the pass down the
Indiana chute. Weather clear and COOL
mercury down to 72. Cloud, the boat
man, lett at Am for New Orleans.
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AunlCIpaI Robbery in BrOOkiyr

Municipal Robbery In Brooklyn.
1t has been suspected for q good while
that corruptlons and plunderipgS have
been going on in the affairs Of the city Of
Brooklyn, to an extent only second to the
great robberies Of TWEED and his confed-
crates on the other side oi East River.
At last tho unwelcome truth Is coming
out. It has been brought ont by the
Trust Fund Company catastrophe; and
It is found that an officer Of that Compa.
ny, who was Treasurer Of the city OF
Brooklyn, has plundered the city oi
100000. This 10 probably only the be.
ginning Of similar revelations. The fall
OF one rascal who had hiO huulS 81 urep
in the city treasury Is likely to bring down
others,
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, August 2s-Col. Wall was
accused and discharged on preliminary
examination on the charge 'of perjury
made BY J. N. Haskins. Justice Clinton
said no intelligent Jury would convict on
the evidence adduced.
The Indians made q raid on the Fair
view San Pete Company and ran OF 8
number Of the stock. They were pursued
but found too strongly armed aud located
to attack. Aid has been asked from Gen
Morrow. The Indians are probably IRON
tho UnitAt reservation.
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Tux Storm which swept the eastern
British provinces the first Of this week
Was almost unprecedented for duration,
tor severity and Tor disastrous results,
The country in Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick has been scathed by a hurri-
cane that destroyed the iruit crops, and
PrOstrlted trees, fences and buildings
The coasts are Strewn with wrecks. More
than hundred vessels ashore are report
edi this mornings dispatches, and day.
must Intervene before the whole sorrow
Iul story can be told.
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Improvement Of WaShInGIon's Head.
quarters at NeWbuTg, N. "

NEwBuRG, N. Y, August 2s.-A com,
miltec OF citizens have undertaken TO i'm
prove the appearance ol WAshlngton'l
headquarters in this city. The expenses
will be betrayed by private subscription
The War Department promises co.opera
iIon, and Secretary Belknap has ordered
thirty cannon-ten Spanish, ten Mexican
and ten pieces captured during the lAtG
war-to be sent here TO be placed on the
headquarters grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-29

IN New England and thence westward
over the lake region, the pressure will di-
minish slightly with light easterly to
southerly winds and partly cloudy or
clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States, rising
barometer, light northeasterly to south,
easterly winds and areas Of light rain,
followed by less cloudiness and rising
temperature on Friday.
For the Cult States and thence north TO
the Ohio Valley, lower temperature, in.
creased pressure, light variable winds and
partly cloudy weather.
For the Northwest, high temperature,
with light BoutAeasterly 70 southWesterly
winds and generally clear weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-29
The ColOTed Brother Kicking IN the
Traces at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 2s.-A large meet
ipV of colored citizens, dissatisfied with
the distribution OF the Federal patron.
age in this city, was held In Montgomery
Square to take into consideration, as the
call for the meeting said, "the political
condition Of the voters In the city aud
State and adopt measures 10 receive the
legitimate fruits Of the rights Of suffrage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-29

HANDSOME CcSPLIMENT. = Captain
HENRY VAAs was made the recipient last
evening by the Beethoven Society, at their
hall corner OF Main and 14th streets, Of a
pair Of beautiful silver cups. The gift was
meant to express the Society'S esteem for
Captain VAS as gentleman and their
admiration for his genius as a musician;
and to commemorate his thirty-seventh
birthday. Judging from the sounds Of
reVelry" that came around to our sane
tum, as we'll from the visit Of messenger
with several enormous mugs OF beer, the
Beethoyens were having a jolly time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-29

Meeting of Coal Me TchanIS. sTheF
Resolve Not to PaITOnize the Mines
That Pay the Advanced Mining
RaIes--ImprOVemenE OF the Ohio.
PITTsBURGH, August 2S.-This morn.
ing q meeting oi the coal men was
held at the Office Of Thomas FaWcett
s Sons. S. g. Risher was called to the
chair, and Addison Lysle was appointed
Secretary. A resolution was offered and
adopted that all coal merchants will re-
fuse 10 send barges or boats to any works,
the proprietOrs of which are paying the
advanced rates for mining coal.
A committee was appointed TO
confer with the owners of pits
who are paying advanced rates with
q view Of influencing them to cease
operations for the present. Resolutions
were also adopted reafilrmiDg the resolu'
tions adopted at 9, previous meeting OPP
posing any change In the size OF screens
- In TIC scale OF prices. The operators
present seemed determined TO hold out
against the demands Of the miners TO the
bitter end. r.. .....
A communication from Col. Merrill ,ask-
ing Tor information as to improvements
needed on the upper Ohio, was read, the
object being to obtain data upon which
10 base an application for an approprla-
ton by Congress. A committee was ap-
pointed 10 TUpuIl. .yr.
RUNAWAY CAR. ISL r...
One Of the buildings for the new Edgar
Thompson Steel Works at Braddock's,
was damaged TO some extent, yesterday.
a car loaded with cement was placed on
3 siding running from the Pennsylvania
Railroad to the Works BY some means
the brake became loose and the car came
down the heavy grade with great velocl.
". Opposite one Of the new buildings
the car jumped the. track, and ploughed
through the brick work. One Of the
doorways was enlarged to about three
times its proper size.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-29
MISSOURI.
THR IOWA TRAIN RoBBERs ABOUT LENINd.
TON,

THE TUWh TWNIN KVNOHIN5 WTFVVT 7 EE57NE4777
TON.
ST. LOUISVILLE, August 90 "A special
to the evening DiSpdtch from Lexington
No., says: at Is ascertsined by those who
know, that there Is not the least doubt
that lour Of five OF the Iowa train rob-
bers have made their rendezvous In this
(LalAyette) county. Two Of them were
ut Dover, just below Lexington, day be-
fore yesterday mounted on splendid
horses. 1t Is believed the others were
near by, as they do not trust themselves
far away from each other. Three oI
the gang rode through the streets OF Lex.
ingtOn publlcly,mAde some purchases, and
went away. The citizens are awed hy
them"
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ST. LOUIS.
Appearance Of Texas Cattle Disease
In City DRiTiGs.

In City Diaries.
ST. LoUIs-The Spanish fever or Tex.
as cattle disease has broken out in the
dAiries Of this city and some twenty-five
cows have died In the past two days. It
Is not known how the disease was COM
municsted TO the dairy cattle, but the
sanitary officers making a thorough
investigation Of the matter say there are
no evidences Of the disease In tho stock
yards and every precaution will be taken
to prevent the spread Of the plague.
TIE OLD DIRECTORS OF TIE ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL LIFE RNJoNED.
ST. LOUIE, August 29.-Judge Treat, OF
the United States Court, today refused
the application OF Z. A. WhItcombe for
an injunction to restrain the old board OF
directors Of the St. Louis Mutual Life In.
surance Company from turning over their
trust 10 the new board.
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STARTLING REPORT FROM IN.
DIAN TERRITORY.

Reported Surprise and Capture Oft.
BlIkbY the Indians and Massacre
OF Women, Children and Cavalry.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2S-A special
from Waco, Texas, to the Rcdyune, says
that the stage driver brings in the news
that a large party Of Indians surprised
and captured Fl. Sill, Indian Territory,
massacreing the women and children, and
nearly hallof the Fourth Cavalry.
Concerning the foregoing the press
agent at New Orleans telegraphs private.
": "Have telegraphed Tor confirmation:
looks fishY."
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Fenlan Convention In New YorE.

NEW YORK, August 2S-The twelfth
General Convention Of the FCnlan broth.
erhOod In the United States and Canada
10 being held in this city. The secretarys
report showed twenty circles which had
been organized in the past year indicating
the accession Of about four Thousand
members.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-29

LIVERPOOL, August 2s. The steamers
City Of Bristol, Greece, and Anglia, from
New York, and Phonlcis, from Montreal,
arrived out. Arr;Ved-steamer sEleSiAI
nom Hamburg.
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Report Believed 10 be a CanRTd..NO
News At SheTldan's Headquarters
..The AIh Cavalry Not at Rt. Sill.

ssThe 4th Cavalry Not al Ft' Slil'
CHICAGO, August 2s.-The report from
Waco, Texas, ViG. New Orleans, Of the
attack by the Indians on Fl. Sill, and the
massacre OF women and children and part
OF the 4th Cavalry, Is undoubtedly a
cAnArd. No report Of such attack has
been received at General sheridan's
headquarters here, as would undoubtedly
have been the case II one had been made.
Moreover the 4th Cavalry Is at Fl. Clark
on the Red Grand, and not within 100
miles Of Fl SILL
Fort Sill MasSacre..NOIhiug Known
Of It at WaShIngtons-RepOTT DIS-
credited.
WASHINGTON, August 2S.-luquirY has
been made both at the War Department
and Indian Bureau concerning the re-
ported Indian massacre at Fort SILL
officials in the War and Ipdian offices dis.
credit the report Two companies Of the
10th Cavalry and several companies oil
infantry arc at Fort Bill, and It Is con-
sIdered certain that should the massacre
have occurred, information would have
promptly reached here bya nearer route
than via Waco.
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-Ex.Judge David Burnett, Of PSter,
son, n. j., died Thursday afternoon, aged
70. BE WAs one oi the Oldest Newspaper
publishers in the country.
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james Bsynton has been appointed
Internal Revenue GGuger for the 1lth
Ohio district,
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"A Stockholm dispatch says the Count
Of MAnderstram is dead,
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For addi&ona! Telegraph me FaurM. Page
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weather Report.


Wan DKPARTnlMT,
UTYIcB OF Tm CRIKV SSOHAL 0FTIoil.
WLSHmbHoH, D. O., Aug. $500 2. 4.
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PITTSBURGH.

Meeting of Coal nc Tchants. They
Resolve Not to PaITOniZe the Mines
That Pay the Advanced Mining
RaIeS..ImpTOvement OF the Ohio.
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Passenger Train Thrown from the
Track on the PeRnSylVanIa Cen
tTal--sA Cattle TraIn OF the Track
In Birmingham. .s....... .r...
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

ANECDOTES or JOHN ~BuNYAN.-
To pass away the G4oomy hours N pris-
%, Bunssu took . rsil out OF the uol
bi'ougiog to his CELL aud with bis
knifs, fashioned it into : flute. = The
keeper hearing the music, followed the
sound to Bunyan'a cell; hut whiie he
was unlocking the door tho Ingenious
prisoner placed tue rail in the stool, 8"
that the sesrcbers were unable to solve
the mJetery; nor during the relnatdsr
Of Busysn's residence ia the jill, cid
they discover how the music had been
produced. In an old acc,urt OF Bed.
'terd there j. IN. equally good .oeedote,
to t6e effect that Quaker called upon
Bunyan 10 jsi', one day, with what he
profssssd to be . message from the
Lord: teAftsr searching for ther,"
ssid be, "in half the jsils in England, I
am glad to have found thee 1t last"
"lf Tie Lord sent thee," said Bauy.n,
sarea,tis.lly, "you would not have
needed to take 90 much trouble TO fad
Ne sss, for He knows have been In
Bedford jail these &c zen yesrs past
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

NOBLE SELr.SAcRIF1cE. "A Bos.
ton paper says Ons seldom hears Of
. more 'disipt pterested sacrifice than that
which We are now about to ireiate. "A
friend of ours csiled. the other Sunday ,
% 1 gentlemsn ID Bo, lston street, who
Insisted, that b. should st.y 70 dine.
Just . they we're gong to the dining
'room, the host pulled his handkerchi'
from his pocket, and With il came his
tobasoo:box: His good wife locke d 10.
digusnt and the husbsnd louked per.
plexsd. "Pereeiving' tho diIema 10
whieha the chever. without his. v if. =.
knowledge found himself, the guest,
quick ~ thought, picked Up the box
and aid !: "Wsll, there's my tobacco
box! Where did you find it," Tb
lady looked relieved sthe gentleman
brsasheda Sigh IF gratitude, ard ali
wsntz~sn ;'Bot subsequently, tho host
told his g,uest thal' by = vie III said, after
dinner, 4 q / slv.ys: :llEe.d "a yMr. = w, bu.
he has fallen fifsy PR cent 10 my esti
nation since I. -ascert.ined that be
ehsxs .tobaecos t;fs2.i& - :::.s: ~ -,'i
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LET Us Help ONE ANOTHER,

This li.tls sep.eooe ~shosldA be4~rit.
ten on every heart, aud stamped on ev.'
or, memory 1t should be the golden
rule Pr cticcd not only 10 every house
hold, bat throughout the world. BY
helping one another, We not only re-
move thorns from the pethway sod
anxiety from The mind, but We feel 4
sense of pleasure in our own hearts,
knowing We are doing a duty to i: fel.
low creature, A helping hald or an
encouraging word Is 90 less to US, yet
il ia beoe6t to others. Who has not
felt the pywer Of this little sentence ?
Who has not needed the encourage.
ment aod id IF kind friend 81 "
soothing, when perpl~xed with some
task thst is my sse'i"us and burdensome,
to feel y gentle hand on the shoulder,
$ kind voice ~h'spering, do not b
discouraged I STE your trpn61es, let
me help you y" What s,rerEthsls in.
-pirtd cha. hope created what 1slwss.
gratitude Is fs:t sud the great dlf6oul,y
is dissolved as dew beneath tue son.
shine. Y>s, let us help one another
b., e"d"ase .'ng :" s'reEg ben and en-.
aragt 'h; ~e~k, u j If, III burden
Of c.r, t'"p hv weary AID oppressed,
ths. hts may glide swe'tls on. sod the
toudt OF b,tt,rnvss yien sweet; waters
anu Hs whose wiling hani is ever
ready to aid US will reward our hu uble
.ndeav"r~, and every e. I'd deed wilt be
AZ bread cast upon the waters, to re.
turn after many days, # not to III, tu
those We tovr.
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', :.
One Danbury msneis quite conf.
dent MI. Colf.x did Tot receive III, 81 200
Of }crtdit n 5Nsebilrr2 money, ,1bsesuse
he is SO strenuous fer .n Investigation.
Tbs reminds u. OF. an incident. Some
yeurs axo q gentleman lost q valuable
New Foundlaud dog. He suspected .
neixhber Of stealing it, and charged
him with the theft. The man was quiet
indignat. He said, "You are mi etaken
sir; I did not take your dog. IF you
think l have got your dog you ON
search me. ," at the~s same time holding
dp his srms=to facilitate ,hs operation.
TIE. owner of tie dog was affected to
teans. sssiG.f 5aF ssftsa :rass a6sz e'ssssss
~. 81 g. o , Il 81 =. 3 =
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DECAY or FRUITS.

The ..piai.y with .hiah fruits d.
cay after they have ripeued i, owing t"
the development Of certain fungi. OF
one of theas, the wett-kaown nildew
Aseor: stalonittr, Wyville Thomson,
s2y5: This species is often fouod 90
juicy fruits, covering tb. m with white
vooly patches scattered over WITH
small black heads, aud producing
very rapid pu.rsfscsion beneath the
surface Of the fruit A number ot del.
ic.,e br,nohiog filamsnts, which are
easily distinguished from thuse OF some
ne.rly allie d forms BY their long sim
pie tubes without partitions. These
delicate 6i.mensoa. tubes, which are
tho parts first to appear and from the
basis, as it were, of the fungus, ale
called the Myceliuu, aud are found i"
.imost .lli fungi. - Seribner's for
March.. M :. - II Il '~'