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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
NEW ROOMS OF THE YOUNG MEMS HEBREW AS
r... ISOLATION

The society in this city known as the Young
Mems Hebrew Association organized In May last.
In general scope it does not differ materially from the
Young Mems Christian Association which is a feature
OF all the principal cities aud towns in the country
new rooms Of the Hebrew Association az No. liz West
Twenty -Hrst-s, will be formally opened on October TO-
On the first floor will be parlors for conversation res.
taurant and the Directors room; the library, reading
and chess will be in the secOndstOry aud In the
third fine gymnasium will be fitted up Entertain
ments Of musical. literary, aid social nature will be
held weekly, the programme OF the first course OF
public lectures under the auspices OF the Association
promises Intelligent beginning. On Oct "a Bayard
Taylor will deliver his lecture, entitled Ancient
Egypt" which Is the attraction. Following Mr. Taylor
Carl Schurz will speak abOu Educational Problems
Nov. rs; and the Rev. John Weiss Irony aud
Humor In Shakespeare" on Dec: u; Gen N p. Banks
Guiding lectures will be delivered February and March
Tue society. already numbering COO members has the
folio wing officers -..
Lewis May, President Dr. 8. n. Leo, Vice Pre- sident
Solomon b. SOlOmOn, Treasurer DR.. NJ Bluinenthal and
]. j. Frank; Secretaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

meeting 81 the C0urthoose ~oss'
STATEN ISLAND.
ToMrKINsyIILE-At the annual school meeting OF
District No. l. which the 18Th inst three trustees are 70
William Villa BsrS.aI for one two respectively
Board .s .1 ss S.: s:ps. ss
with ne Village cer. for % .n sas that nsy Be-
proposed. n.,v
JERSEY CITY.-Among the cases which will come
before the Jury II Hudson County during the session waeh vi"
begin to-day Of Frederick KEENAN, the def'uhng Secretary
Savings Bank The alleged frauds oil 1ae 'onoV
Fehoer members hsve charged each other while I'd session
with attempts dersud the county By means oil eIoron'
bills and by collision with contractors. will cone ap
The case Of Lewis z. French, the Secretary Of the
Palisades Insurance Company. will he INVESTIGATED
reply complain: made guA; BY s. ano Miller h .sss %
me proposed nvsgson in The Gendennng
Re-, E Esss s,. Of q, he Ss .G H. r
received He stated that there need be 20 dcabt sSou;
NOT yet been decided Whether is pesna v not
The Pre'oye' VIII nee, tedsy Ps % DS that the eIsmisa.
sfsspsss S Ss5 .,G ss
Dr. McGs Office Saturday night will take pace from Ss
a masse a. S es srm o. L. ~ Bates 10 Broadw
Se-Yo The PIisG,ipha Board Health visited the s'irS.
Gov. Absttor Yesterday buildings with view 70 ps
construction Of SIMILAR one In their city,
ELnAsErmJohn Brown, who attacked BY hghw,ymeo N
ens Patrick Green and John Hays who arrested on suspicion Of
9 @ :s. s. 10 se s to sSa further
the guilty persons aI
out apparent The police have Determined 70 ~ @
city arrested sunday nth anu
yesterday that again arrested 'ney "ou 0e
prosecuted.
NRwARs-wliam Glen, employee Of Wilkinson 1s1ols
groe baiei Yesterday benz charge WIN
InQ Acs canal boat CAPTAIN arrested
JAIL john A. BoadweI sne
Tar Receiver Court for 1a today
arrsed before the Court OF Quarter sessions
pleaded all the against hlm iory 10
PruNFIKLp1he George B. Manchester who copmltea
suicide Saenlay Fall River Yesterday
Wife his mind has appeared encu "
came TO this River visit his brother on satarI @
after inquiries probable dpos uol OF ns
receiving satisfactory be len ms
distance be shot himself through tue neau af
almost instantly.
INV Reilly committed TO jail Yesterday
answer charge stroousy ssaulng Christopher coyn M
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Coyn Reilly from being an Reilly return 9ess %
counsel IN the hoDe.t W. "ooa
worth conspiracy trial occupied all Yesterday.
County Court Of Quarter sessions ese
ds Dr. Notion Of 10 Tue case
of shsfer sentenced $4,000 damages was su
secured BY the person. cn MN
kill The laid over until the DceAse'
term The Circuit Court has adjourned until Oct IT,
asylum rapidly approaching completion
ami will be under root o pee
l. position which will enable the pssteiefs
10 work al Winter blng will be ready for occupation unu
ton held Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday ADDRESSES
delivered w. Daily Of BLOOMSBURY the Rev A.
Kngsbury the Rev ~ FntIserah Of Eaee'h ana
others
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and exercise his influence with Others to secure oef
sdopton -"...-. It4Ai4t.tr
Speeches were also made by Dr. George W. CLARK
Charles NJ Earle c. T.. Detmoid, and ex-senator Bene-
dict The latter spoke OF the responsibility placed upon
the people local legislation Of this city was
TO be entirely dependent upon single Board IN select
ing for that Board and for the Office OF Mayor men or
known good character. w. II. @. Price, chairman OF
special committee. rcpdisec that two OF the Boica
associations in the district the Councils OF fonucai
Reform OF the Ninth and Sixteenth Ward had promised
cooperation with them. I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

Breroort House-W. HepwOrth Dixon Of England,
Bishop Theodore Lyman North Carolina and John Forbes o.
Boston Ase.se Justice ward HINT % ne
spinner the Hon. George Sill Of Hartford
Peir Pittsburgh Assembymen Geo B.teheler,
Thomas Alvord George NJ Beebe Of EewYork Wnasr
HOtsate Senator H. Robertson Of we.'che.e, edoI WI
pennson Ohio Psymaster Charles Guild g. Navy and d.
Judsoo Of Syracuse Hoi-H q. Lndeman Director Of
the H. ST Nicholas HoBisbop Alfred Lee Of Delaware
,asd Central Henri Wilson Of Assschn'
Capt Brooks Of the steamship City Of Richmond
Theodore ~ Kane y..Astor Hon-
Rear Admiral Oliver g. Gibson, Hotel Bruuset-
Congressman ~ b. Young OF Georra. sturtegan
m n BankbeAd u. g. Auny. Metropolitan HottCol John H.
King u s. Army and ,h5 D. Llstchn Of oswego 81
Dnts Ho-Leu Gov John G. Robinson Of Bnghsmton UNION
SQUARE Ho1g-Larkn u. Mead, the sculptor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
THREE ITALIAN MURDERERs CAPTURED.
Giovanni MOnfaleOni and his brother Vim

UlOVdnnl M0uIdltOHl MS VIII
cenzo the former Italian at No 2Ol Van Brun
st.. Brooklyn were arrested yesterday morning. by
Capt Williams and Officer Tessaro OF tile Eighth Pre-
cnct in this city, assisted by United States Deputy
Marshal Robinson, on the charge of having murdered
a man named vincenzo Framont ano, In Palermo Sicily
on Feb 49, 1873 The facts of the that Framon
tano was attacked BY three in the streets Of Pa
lermo and though he made desperate resistance,
terribly cut with knives, and shot through the body
three times. The murdered man was found soon after
by some passers, and though every effort
made to capture the assassins they fed
from kingdom to this country 1t
was ascertained that the murderers to this city
and the Italian Consul Informed OF the fact He
consulted with United States Commissioner White. who
issued his warrant for the arrest Of the MonfacOnis
Capt Williams took the papers and has been looking
for the men for several DAYS. Giovanni has been
married about six months to q woman who kept gro
Gerry In Van Brunt.st., Brooklyn. When arrested he
made slight resistance but was quickly handcuffed.
Both prisoners are now the Eighth Precinct Station
in this city. The third concerned in the murder Is
being looked for by the police. who expect to capture
him very soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

received
In with the act Of the Legislature are to be
anpropriated 70 various charitable Institutions.
BRoOKLYN'S ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Controller Schroeder sent to the Brooklyn Common
Council yesterday his report for the fiscal year ending
Jan l. 1874 1t is long document, but shows that at
the beginning of last sils2s5e Al was on hand in
tho City Treasury OF this $l3i2 SO was dueIfrom
suspended banks and sos92O II less deposited in the
Brooklyn Trust Company than was stated BY the
Treasurer making the actual balance on hand $685.
4es 81 The receipts during 1873 were olo945o 60 and
the payments 636 %, leaving balance on Dec. 81,
1879 of 81 Ol3lO u.s. The bonded debt was increased
during the year $258S9S6 go and IL amounted on jan
1874 to s37 1854 81 This fact Mr. Schroeder saws s
the alarming circumstance III the nnaDcM history
of the year" He believes however, that q, turning
point has been reached, and that there Will be
snalIer increase this tThe Controller ad4s: " Toe
Park will the same the boueyards cali Tor
little more expenditure and will be completed during
the wear; the Kent-av1 Basin Improvement Gala for
the issue more bonds; the new reservoir Will
he completed before the end of 1874 aud the only
large work remaining unfinished will tie the New-York
Bridge H. therefore new schemes are begun which
shall require the OF bonds considerable reduc-
RON in the amount of city debt will be made annually
from and after the year 1874" He then states that for
the first time many years deficiencies occurred In
the annual appropriations The revenues from docks,
fines and penalties OF police and Justices courts were
Increased for ordinary local improvements there
was collected during the year sOS0539 49, The cancel
lsOn made under various authorities,
amount TO $l69,529 OIL There Is also deficiency OF
s25O5l accounts OF the former Street Commits
siouers which will fall upon the city at large. The
statement concludes with the following synopsis OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
BASE RAIL-

In the sixth game of the championship series
between the Boston and Hartford CluOs yesterday AZ
Hartford. the former won by score OF to4 ~ 4
The second game between New-York and
Brooklyn picked tens OF amateur players which was
PLAYED on the Capone Grounds yesterday resulted
favor OF New York by tie following score:
..
is 3D. 3d. AIN. 9th 9th. 7ih. sh 9th Tot,.
sevYort....... 80
The Mutuals of this city received their first
defeat at the hands Of the Baltimore Club yesterday
their eighth game of the the Union Grounds
The game called ct II O'Clock NJ each Club only
scoring inning the Balti'nores winning after
well played game by the following score
.tl n -.| la 81 81 Al. 9th 9Th 7A 9th Oh. Tetss
Baltimore. ........O y 90
Mutual. ............. y o U Ga
In the afternoon the clubs played again 10 the
of 500 sDsctstors The Mususla found little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. i5.--CommOdOre James
NJ Ferguson, who recently recently returned from
Europe. made report tonight 70 the Naval Board OF
the schuylk Navy to the effect that the invitation OF
the Navy 10 foreign clubs to participate In the great
Regatta 1876 had been warmly received
and That conversations ana interviews ne had mad
clubs would represented. AT the meeting Tonight
Committed Vas appointed all the arrangeme t.
for the International Regatta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

dsulty IN bettiDg tho pitching Of Manning. and mshe
Is base bits. with total Of 90 while the Baltimores only
made L. The Mutuas took the lead In the beginning OF
the gamo and maintained II the close coming the
victOrs by score OF II toll In playing the best work
was done by Say and Taylor for the Baltimore, and By
Burdock and RemseD for the Mutuas. Appended Is the
arnrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

All the ruling styles of Gentlemen's Hats are
"a he fund at KSoxs 2I2 Broadway, aud In The h Avenue
The exquisite se displayed IN the mahaiAe''e VI ~ ~
fabrics 10 worthy Of KSOxs well earned re. ns i'1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
Totals .s362773l s2,499.4B3 e1O6i,l18 s5088.O8l
- ILL.,. liz &C Million, Alullar of Nc 4 uac

Anna Muller. wife of William Muller, of No. LOSE
complaint yesterday at the Coouers Office that
Saturday received OF the death Of her sister Elizabeth
Lbs Of 6Amt aud went to the house where she found her
ss dead The husband conversation with the complainant,
pressed sorrow having permitted operation be performed aud
charged that the doctors who in attendance had caused her
death confined Der bed for entire week the unfortu
nate u, FRIDAY
few hour complainant said she felt auad that
sister had especially the had said that
one something wrong has
peni Kesr made preliminary nvesgaton
dsy found a OF death had been fled that the
good rpu aud that there seemed slight
eroaads formal inquest will be held
day sheu ali the ts mony 10 the viii be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

1 DYEING AND CLEANING, artistic ana correct
Losn iii Eg6tt .y corner Of Rteethst; $50 Broad way
nesr BeekeTs $50 Broadway, corner oil seEene"s"
received express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
BROOKLYN.
Hundredsof persons are seeking employment b,

Hundredsof persons are seeking employment before
IN. dferrni DEP sriment, daily. without success
C.. L. Sanderson's suits for libel against Henry c.
Bowen and Brooklyn linton have been settled aud discontinued
The trial Of the machinery of the new torpedo
hos, will this week She will then
where further experiments will be male unr the
yisiou Of Admiral Porter
Mayor Hunter and Controller Schroeder who were
asked BY the Health Board select oda wharf refuse to do and
,,edsy appealed to Common Council 10 take action the matter
The latter referred the Health Board for consideration
LONG ISLAND
LOSG ISLAND CrrY.-Tbe amount originally ap-
pr,pnstsd for buns courthouse and Jail Tor Queens County
s23 900 have been expended in the purchase Of
ate s.d for erecting walls leaving balance Of $4,000
peudes roof which hss
bcu contracted for the proe being si272 Of sl5s72
over the the fact ba, the taxpayers
msens Jamaica Town Hall months declared
that the should bevond IL Even should the
Ne nut on as building used purposes
xhch Il gned the expenditure Of smother
of declared
Gently building could be completed and fur
sshd Nheh With the the roof sded
ksiessI2 excess Of the oISia. sPp.oensioo AZ a. rae
yesterday The Grand Jury In and the Court
Adjourned AnoheY vsterpips
fos The WORKS will Ne delivered during this The POUNDS
tsa Tor Reformed Church Dueh Kills being Md 10
Acsemy At bst.ees p.yasfsye ana The W.
great Spiiy estimated that oaehird Of the .oh
ssmpd Of the Health repss
snss1 alarm
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rHERxoNETIh YEsTBRDAY At HuDsUrs IN BROADWAY
saa-49' Eoon-6Io 3 a-57' M,dusbt-49'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
NO. o FINEST. NETWORK.
SECOND SERIES DRAWING.

This certify that the Series Driw1n1 puby seA . 5it
day Of October 1874 senray Hail. 10 the City Of sewYot tn.
following forty Series drawn.
Series 27O 1910 1890 1855 1862 1895, 92l7 2700 1904
GILL 273l 1880 1888 4l72 4639 1864 4sl6 1882 5O47
523 5459 6OSi 6ls9 $685. $3.50 669l, 6s25 $751; 7047
1873 7761 1928 sO77 si73 $3.50 sGl9 ss65. $3.50 e23
$780,
The allotment Of Premiums will take place. according the psn Of
redemption MONDAY 1874 when 900 Premium Bonds
comprising above Series will be redeemed srd Premiums
Amounting $4,000 will be distributed among said 1000 bond
holders
NewYOrk Oct 5, 1874. -
"A ALBERGER President.
WN. G. MOORE. Treasurer.
REUBEN }. TODD. secreArT.
MoRGENTHAU BRUNO 10 Financial Agents
No. % Park.rcw New -forb
hereby certify that the above Drawing hell 10 sd
Of the by the ab0v" officers Of TIE
Industrial Exhibition COmpany. before ths 5th Jay Of oobs
1874.
NJ TURNER PORMAN
Notary Publc, City aud County OF Nea-YoEk
81 UBversity-phce.
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as' ~. s - .:,i. s.1 .so. 30. sss sssss
No.,H HxrrxAp-rhe Queens Board Supervisor" VIII
hold s annual meeting u the CosrtHoase to-day ..., p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

( DYEING AND CLEANING.-Take your dyelng
,,d Cleaning 70 The HgwYoHK DYEsG AND PRINTING EfABh
sSsT gs Daanest 1852 BROADWAY. and go SIhave Nesio
and i66 and les Psrfepohst Brooklyn Bs'soaspea % Js
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

THE TURF
AMERICAN GIRL WINS THE PRoPRIEToRs PURSE AT
DEERFOOT PARK.
Yesterday there was a large attendance Of
rott,ng turfmen at Deerfoot Park. L. l., to witness
contest for the Propretors Purse OF $780, mile heats
best three In live, In harness. between the welknown
roting mare American Girl and the Western PAGER Cop
perbottom Five heats trotted before the race
ws decided CopperbOttom winning the first and fourth
heats and American Girl tie second, third and hfth
aud the race.
nYrRKonr PARK l. Monday Oct 5Parse 81 BOO. mile heats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
FL .a- 80 iAnns'sosmsas~i
BuRNETT's COCAINE makes the hair grow.

"a TRIAL TRIP."-For % cents lie lie
scxxsr nv Hs.trH win be months Por 80 cents Ins
PasssoISercAI JorRsAL months. tda BY s. WELLS 3es
Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
FALL MEETING OF THE NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE
ASSOCIATION.

M
p, DIVERS e. G. WhIesone. to wagon. ...'..... z
Tme-252 1854, Z5l.
FALL MEETING OF THE NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE
ASSOCIATION.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE Fall meeting of the
Nashville Blood Horse Association sbegan to-day under
very favorable circumstances. The track was IN
splendid condition. the weather fine, and the attendance
of horses exceeded that Of former years
The first race for the Young America Stakes No L. for
colts and FLIES, mile dash, $40 entrance $50
forfeit $500 added $40 to the second horse, closed with
% entries The following started:
McIntyre eeney's b. fKae
HaTang's oh. c. Venula,or....
McCbbons chestnut COLT. ........'..3
Barrys yengns Keene's eh. Leona Cheathams CD
Lsdy Bug Dorn Williams Ewings CHI Play
mate; Robinson Morgan Cos br Bob Wooey; aogan's
Won Moltke; McGibbons weatherby Time, l45ta
Pools this sold: Katie Pearce hrst choice; Van
Dorn secoud Lady Bug, tAird; Field, fourth; Leona,
nth: Wooev, sixth. 'Is. - n. y
Hotel Stakes for three yesros who
appeared public prior July l. 1870 mile heats $2j
trance D. p $500 added $50 second There 10
sntries and the following starred: .sD trftf
Thomsss ch { Harem ..,.............."''....d
Williams nd Rwings b. Fairplay
Buttons ch c. Red Jackson.
Bnford's ch. Kiburn...
Baker Co.'s Ella G.'''...''.'.''''' u.s.
'''''' - TIME: IA and l.4ss4 -
THIRD RAoEDsh Of Ia mile for the Association Purse 1880
Scots en-. king Pynn
Robinson MorSsh's b. C. Astral ..,..".."...".,.,2
Seuys br, Nol
swg,rs eh. EkhOrn, ;'.''''''.''.'an Ruled out
Tme. lib
This was the most exciting race OF the day. and was
holly contested The rider OF King Pynn ella med aud
pruyed foul against Eikhorn, for which Eknora
ruled and the given to King rs nn- The pools
on this averaged Ekborn, $500. N0lI, $780, As
trial. So, and kiug Pynn, sl6 -------
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NETWORK AND BROOKLYN FINANCES.
THE CONTROLLERS STATEMENT OF WARRANT

DRAWN AGAINST THE CITY TREASURY - THE
CITY DEBT IN DECEMBER, 1873, AND IN
SEPTEMBER, 1874 - CONTROLLER sCHRoEDhh
Annual REPORT.
Controller Green has just issued statement
OF the amount OF warrants drawn against inc o'''
Treasury from Jan. to Sept 80 1874; also compare
tive OF the city debt represented In stocks
and bonds OF Dec 81 1879 and Of Sept &c. 1874
with statement showing for what purposes STOCKS nave
been issued. The figures are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
ADDITIONS TO THE CITY REVENUE. ..-.
The following amounts were received yesterday by
Controller Green and paid to Chamberlain Lane:

The moneys thus received from the Board of Excise,
IN accordance with the act Of the Legislature are TO be
appropriated 70 various charitable Institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

sAsK DAY-Mstch $500 best three in I've mile heats
Nj Dan, in harness. ...,............,. l
p Dyye Whltestone. Z
Time-2 90, 1854, 25l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

Umpire M Debmsn THE Atlantic Club kops earned ne,es
Baltimore Wes pitched by Mathew IL BY Manning Tine
game, hour aud 20 Minutes IL i.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-19
tofGFosssAgates.t 10

{ Ace fsbpondent Of Che IChioagolInteF'
Ocean writing from the iplainA says
that Ekofesser Nudge, of Kansas, has
found where ''moss-ag gates come from,
and KnpEa just How g6t atIthem! ! Aa
they asa usually discovered in, the loose
plains sravel, they have beehs supposed
to owe theirs presenti dep6siE'f 20 1dfift; I"
their iginal home having been in the
north, Professor Nudge has found,
howeyE Is surprising as Il scents, that
they eEiginated in fherpli6cehe g1dposits
OF slla7TsF7. = a77T7=sF7 i'm spme localities this pii=
ocene eonsists OF d %sedimentary silici.
ous deposit formed tof material varying
from roarse flint quartz toi chalcedony.
Oxide 5S msganese, more or less crys-
talized ia minute moss.like sprigs, sex-
tends through the whole strata, which ia
often eight feet thick. The :" agates {"
are mainly found in the upper six
inchess and some of them ore remarka-
bly,; besgtiful. d The whole mass Tis very
interesting to the mineralogist, as
showing the sojcalIed a III oss .agate q
through the whole 4 probess of its
formation. The lower portion indi-
Gates an imperfect solution Of the
silica and ssoxide Of onnganese, but
the upper few inches, where the best
specimens are found, evince the deposit
in high state OF chemical develop
ment. The i5t moss-agate p & deposit
forms the cap-rock Of all the hills in
the vicinity Of Sheridan. on the Kansas
Pacific railway, and also about Fort
Wallace. In one instance Professor
Mudgsf found bones and portions of tho
tusk o. D mastodoh, which In progress
of fossilisation, had, changed to nearly
pure esilica, and in the change had be-
come infused with fine, sprig like crys.
tails Of Black oxide OF manganese, thus
presenting the strange phenomenon, Of
ivory. aetually converted into moss
agate. Some Of the specimens cannot
be detected in iappeafance from the
real gs,na. Professor Nudge thinks
that s,e agencies which produce this
.si..,;.se, rysslk Of uafuxe must have
been similar to the action OF lbho; g hot
springs" of Iceland and Yellowstone
Park, the only known natural agency
that will make silica out of organic
substances. The fact is curious one at
any rate; and while it may overstock
the "moss.agate market, it furnishes
the scientist a revelation of rare inter-
est and value. Professor Marsh, of
Yale, is already giving it critical exam
ination, and specimens have been fur
nished to other prominent gentlemen
in his line of business.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-19
bls9lst1her observation-disclosures

greeablsalstlher taksathe unighap asl q
Jest, asd, Teetna diglcqlties with ,an ,an
t easy Rses hsRoE; t i not
horns ifewe weleone anHtnod fo them
as cliefffpl S Sacquaintapces a they will tisutl
ally i ttot on by the other side OF the
4. Let itaket our sesoEiptien for the.
W!ntsr @ md &, eur " word tor, is ths spring
fewer Einkles sin oherihusbnnd's fore,
head: Scribnsr's, annos sd, bsi ften :,