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The New York herald., 1874-07-13
PROSPECT PARK, BROOKLYN.

As soon as the sombre rain clouds had passed
over Brooklyn and laid the dust the tide OF travel
set in towards Prospect PARK. The cars on the
Smith street and Coney Island line Fatbush ave-
nue., Bergen street, Nostrand avenue and other
routes leading to the Park were thronged through
out the afternoon and evening by the toilers Of the
week. going to and returning from that verdure-
clad resort OF the masses. Certainly the Park
never appeared to finer advantage than was the
case yesterday afternoon, when the diamond
drops OF the generous shower gllstened upon the
lawn and grassy terraces under the brilliant sun
light, and the ieathered tribe sung their most
gorgeous notes to ears weary OF the
music OF labor. The weather being clear and
bright, the scenery was unsurpassed. There was
no inconvenience experienced by pedestrians along
tine drives from water carts, the dust having been
pretty effectually laid. As usual, the patrons
OF the lake were numerous, the entire fleet OF
thirteen boats being kept In constant use carrying
| visitors among the miniature 1sletS. There was
nearly tive feet OF water IN the lake, which covers
| an area Of siXty-four acres The cottage, near
| the lake, and the dairy on the hill were each well
who quaned deep potions Of the lacteal
nuid supposed TO be derived from the Alderney
COWS which Craze on the Park, but which, 1t Is
currently whispered, is bought In goodly quantities
| "ln order TO meet the increased demand" iron
the Flatbush milk venders. Nevertheless the
beverage is excellent and has the Endorsement Of
the most radical OF temperance crusaders The
turneuts Oh the drlves leading to the Coney Island
road were numerous and varied In character, but
one accord the main point OF harmony, and that
was that drive In the Park was highly enjoyable.
/ There is very little work going on In the way o1
improvements this summer at the Park.
The New York herald., 1874-07-13

force OF circumstances, are compelled to hold their
weekly meetings on the christian sabbath
SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS.
Per contra IL is calculated, on police estimates,
thar there are aoout thirty halls, saloons, &C., Of
an kinds, IN whlca oaiS s,S concer m or n'aht
Some of these, such as the concerts At Terrace
Garden or Central Park Garden or the
Concerto occasionally at the Grand opera
House, are iavorably known to the public
while other entertainments, sucn Is the concerts
and balls given at the rooms OF the Liederkran1 .
Society on Fourth street, are Of q more private
character, though equally popular. BAL are Aso
held on sunday nights at the Germania Assembly
Rooms on the BOwery, and at Otner places. Low
balls were formerly held AZ the Casno IN houston
street. on sunday nights but they became publc
nuisances and were broken up by the poiice.
the Arion club rooms, on st. Mark's place, also
give entertainments on sunday nlgnts, ana tue
majority OF the German clubs ON the east side make
Sunday night the gala night oil all the week.
Various attempts have been made by our German
population to open the Germania Theatre, on
Fourteenth street, for theatrical representations
on Sunday nights, but so lar in vain. II was also
at one time proposed TO open broadway theatre
lat hall price" on SUNDAY nights Tor the Denent
OF the working classes, Dut TINS scheme also iell
through. party of amateurs are IN the habit OF
giving private theafrlcas every sunday n ght AZ
their ttle theatre or room on 81. ,, are
in the habit OF meeting IN social gayety on SUNDAY
nights.
opera oO,I6e drtistes are accustomed to give re
ceptions' and entertain their friends on sunday
evenings being their only spare evening n,a IN ,ne
ton more addicted TO 'thls sort OF thlng tuan
the English speaking division Of the community.
SOME CURIOUS SUNDAY PIGUREs.
1t Is calculated that about 5000 persons attend
public balls or entertainments OF one sort or an
other sunday evenings, while during the win
ter season at least that number attend addition
ally the public concerts and entertainments at the
various gardens, &c. During the summer It is
calculated that at least 100 600 60 on SUNDAY ex-
cursions" to our parks. suburban towns or various
Spots along our rivers, &c, while the number or
est ablishments In the city OF New York which 'do
on Sunday, including the bar rooms,
the CIGAR shops the news stands, the Chatham
street stores, the BARRIERS in the morning, the
East side shops, DC, exceed 1000.
Yet withal 1t must be borne In mind that no city
In the world is more orderly than New York on
sunday. II we have continental license as to Sun
cay enjoyments, we at the same time have Purl-
tanic srictness the preservation OF quiet and
prevention OF unseemly noise and tumult TO dis
turb those who celebrate the weekly sabbath
wholly as a day of worship. We have the liberty
OF freemen without the excesses Of an unchecked
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, 3 ls74-WTH SUPPLEMENT-

otomy proposed by this eminen. physician; II u not
necessary to have recourse 10 tnis extreme
remedy; but mean as TO his propositions OF Ieeu-
ing those patients and, particularly as ne ADVISES
TO do IL, with small quantities OF nquiu ioou, tnat
II Is well to try. The white OF an egg mixeu WIN
powdered sugar beaten to loan anu oeei yea
should be given, teaspooniul at nfteen to twenty
minutes interval
The impossibillty Of swallowing is here to be BE-
mentioned again. But, repeat II, II Ihe Jose , o,
extract OF belladOpna-fve centlgrammes SPOKEN
Oils resOlutely given every hve minutes. tne sen-
saton OF strangulatlon Will disappear quickly:
BelladOnna Is not the only useul supstancs
against hydrOphobia. Datura stramonlum anu
other species OF datura are almost as poweliui US
beadonna. l could point out particular region OF
Asia where hydroph0bia has been cured for cen.
tures by datura. One could have the idea 10 use
atropine ON purpose for acting more enerpetlcany
and quicker. Atropne has not the power 10 cure
hydIophobia. AtrOp1ne IL good deal less uselul
than extract OF beladonna. A ropine, ike qulhine,
Is, II ! am permitted SO to speak, un corps S0hS
dnae more or less altered by the chemical agents
used TO prepare 1t.
Ihave mentioned the extract Of belladonna, which
can be obtained pure at any chemists IN New
York; but int were possible to get the liquid sub
stance expressed from the fresh root OF the plant,
the curative action would be greatly increased
FREDERICK LIE OLERC, d. NJ. p.
Lately Chief Physician to the General Hospital OF
Tours, France; Professor OF Therapeutics to the
Medical school of same city.
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

r. B. Hale, OF the British army, is at Newport.
They now have at Cape May bathing dresses for
poodes
General Grant has promised an early visit to
Cape May.
MoIenhauer's orchestra is at the Grand Union
Saratoga
Isaac N Phelps OF this city, is putting IN his for
tleth season at Saratoga.
Washington has been emptied into Newport,
Long Branch and Saratoga.
s'Thunderbotn Norton, OF Coney Island, IS sigh
ing tor another man to conquer.
Lebanon Springs on the Fourth had what they
call spontaneous celebration"
The stockton, Cape May, will give theatrical and
musical entertainments during the season.
G. CALI and A. P. Bagnetti OF the Italian Con.
sular service are at the Sands Point Hotel.
Ex-Congressman W. A. Darling has arrived at
Saratoga. II. G. pelafeld is at the Clarendon.
Mrs. Thomas Adds Emmet, Wesley Smith and
wife, and Miss Smith, Of this CITY, guests at the
| Davenport House, Richfeld Springs.
Lake Manopac is putting on airs. The last issue
OF the Herald printed there is on cream tinted
paper, perfumed with bouquet Of New Mown
Hay"
Seniors Castenanos Mediavl and Martinez and
Senior and senorlta Ferran form Havanese party,
VINO arrived at the Grand Union, Saratoga, last
week.
Ex-Minister r. M. Corwine is at the United
States, Saratoga. Robert Squires, OF the Third
Avenue Railroad, was at the Grand Union on
Monday,
The popular airs OF the Newport Band are 'Devil
Let Loose" and ''Satan at Large" Wonder can 1t
be in honor Of their leader that they make these
selections.
General Postey and family, John c. Hamilton
and family, 7. ]. Weeks and family, d. G. Davis
and William Thompson and family, OF this city, are
at the Fenimore House, Cooperstown.
Among the guests at Martins Hotel, Saranac
Lake, New York, are J. B. Baush, Joseph E. Rich
ardson N. Lake and II. Barclay, Brooklyn; Q. d.
DicKey and son, !. Potter, G. G. Brown, M. D.. w.
7. ward, A. d. whittemore, J. W. Moller, A. N
Moller OF New York, and about nifty otner guests
from different locations. The hotel is at the en-
trance to the Adirondacks, and is a popular point
with tourists to that region.
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
A DISGUSTING CASE OF MAYHEM.

Yesterday forenoon a man named Joseph Hughes,
residing at No. go North Sixth street, Williams
burg lett his residence and visited various low
drinking places in the vicinity, and in q short time
became very drunk and abusive. Mr.. James
Young, friend and neighbor, met him and en-
deavored to get him home. On the way to his
house Hughes began quarrellng with Mr.. Young,
who was thrown down, and during the struggle
Hughes bit Youngs nose completely on. About
hall an hour after ward the disjonted member was
found in the street, and the injured man had II
sewed on his face again by DR.. Henderson, who
does not believe that IL will adhere. Hughes was
arrested by the police and locked up in the Fourth
street station house to await an examination be-
fore Justice Elliott to-day.
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE.

Coroner woltman. yesterday afternoon, was
called to No. 100 Norfolk street to investigate the
circumstances attending the death Of henrietta
Bolla, a German, who died In confinement, during
whicn she was attended by DR.. A. Kuhbeil, OF No.
81 seventh street, and Mrs. Larnlalla OF Eldridge
street DR.. Shine made a pOst-mOrtem examins.
ton on the body and found u rupture OF some oil
the organs, indicating unmistakably that instru.
mental violence had been resorted to- In the
opinion Of DR.. Shine the woman died from tn0
enects of malpractice coroner WOtman Will
maze o tRoxQRgn lRYestlgalloR afths-caSea
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
The Celebration To-Day.

To-day there will be grand picnic and excur-
sion, under the auspices Of the State Grand Lodge.
starting from Fulton ferry Brooklyn, at seven A.
NJ; pier at Twenty-fourth street, North. River,
eight A. NJ, and l25th street, nine A. M. The cx-
cursonists will be conveyed in the steamer WILL
liam Cook and two barges to Iona Island The
vessels will be decorated with banners and
streamers OF orange, purple and blue bearing ap.
proprlate notices. The members Will appear
IN FULL REGALIA
OF the different orders OF the craft-Orange.
purple, arch purple, black, red and white ant
gold. 1t is intended to make the occasion one o
the most imposing ever held in the city. AS guards
of honor two companies OF the Eighty-l0urth regl
ment NG.S.N.Y., under command OF Captains
Fullerton and Douglas and company OF the Sew
enty-ninth HighlandeTs. under command OF Cap
tain Clarke, Will accompany the excursionists
The following committee have charge OF the excur
sion:--J. j. Bond W. Gill U. 5. A.; ID. J. Porter
Kee, W. NJ, and Messrs. W. II. Gourley, ID. Graham
w. Ii. Graham, w. Ii. Kennedy and J. I. Scott
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
The Dog Nuisance in Harlem.

1t Is complained by correspondent that the dog
nuisance is maintained in Harlem to as great de-
gree as before the passage Of the city ordinance
The police take pains to enforce the law in re-
latlon to unmuzzled CANNES, and it is so far to
the pound the boy dOg-catchers find 1t unprotta-
bic PLY their occupation. 1t Is said that east Of
Third avenue, between 1l6th and 125th Streets the
worst specimens OF ours can be found unmuZZled
and ranging that neighbOrhood, to the great an
noyance and danger OF citizens. The police should
look 10 this nuisance.
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
THE sUPFooAr1oN GASES IN A BREWERY.

On Thursday next Coroner Woltman will make
an investigation into the circumstances attending
the deaths OF Albert Berzee and Augustus Zung
ling, the Germans who were surocated on Satur-
day evening by Inhaing poisonous gas in fer.
mentng tank in the Howard Brewery, Thirty third
street. near Twelfth avenue. Certificates OF death
have been granted by Coroner Wotman and the
TODAY.
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
More Suggestions.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
1t would appear from the various communica-
tions to your valuable paper that elecampane and
milk, skul-cap tea belladonna Homeopathy,
and Turkish baths, properly administered, are
sure cure for hydrophobia; whereas, under
the treatment OF the regular" doctors with
ChlorofOrm and opiates death invariably ensues,
as IN the case OF Miss Butler, Mccormick
and many others. In view of the facts, would
1t not be well to establish hydrophobta
asylum One OF your NJ, d. correspondents
from Brooklyn asserts there iS no cure known Tor
the bite OF Jne cobra de capello. II he will look
into Jones' "Asla," copy OF which may be OBJ
his oath that in India he cured several persons
bitten by cObras with volatile caustlc alka, or
eau de luce, administered internally, and he con-
sidered it an infalbe remedy Can any OF your
correspondents give any information, from actual
analysis, as TO the composition OF mad dogs
saliva-whether acid, alkali, corrosive, &C.. and
the properties Of volatile caustc alkali or eau de
luce I? Yours U. ID. TROY, M. d
NEW YORK, July IL, 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
THE POPE ON STREET POLITICS.

The Roman correspondent Of the London Neacs
reports that the Pope received on sunday, June
20, the leading officials OF the former Pontihcal
government, and spoke at some length, thanking
them for their fidelity. Abiding to the recent
demonstration. he sald:-'I know you are accused
OF causing demonstrations, and 1T Is SAID you pro-
pose TO make one tomorrow. These reports are
circulated to persuade the world that we attempt
street squabbes Our demonstrations can only be
In churches; our means, prayer
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
HYDROPHOBIA.
What the People Say About the
Pest of the Hour.
Remedies, Suggestions and
Experiences.

HydrOphobia with Its attendant horrors, Ia 0 SUD-
ject IN which, for weeks our citizens have mad an
intense and painful interest When unmuzzled
animals are ranging the city streets, ana car
ryng CONSERVATION and death into 80 many iani-
lies, 1t Is time for the savans to discuss the ques
ton OF the disease and bring to bear all the nghts
of science in order TO mitigate the evil.
Erudlte papers have been read before learned
societies and post-mortems have been held upon
the bodies OF the unhappy victims OF the plague.
Suggestions have been considered as to the pro-
priety OF fling the teeth Of dogs and microscopic
examinations made OF the blood OF the sunerers
and the saliva OF the animals amicted Win
and the remedy for, the malady still
seems involved in completest mystery. one lact,
however, appears TO have escaped the notlce OF
the Investigators, and that is in Turkey-one OF
the hot c0untrics-where troops OF NANCY anu
half savage ours range IN bands, and even lavage
the cemeteries, hydrophObla iS almost unknown.
Water Is no more easy OF access there than mere,
climate, too, Is more conducive TO the ueVelop-
ment Of the disease, II we take as proposition
the heat OF the summer as a promoter OF raOld
symptoms. 1t might be well to inquire then, IN
why the excess OF the disease in the West over the
East Is SO certain and marked. and iacts may thus
be developed which Will be OF beneft In the dis
covery OF the causes and treatment OF the disease
Cholera, smallpox and yellow fever, brief decade
ago, were as little understood as this most mystic
rious disease OF the dogs; and II there only be
lul and exhaustive examination or the whole
subject by earnest scientists, especially those who
have no pet theories TO protect and defend, there
may be evolved solution OF this terrible disorder
and remedy for the victims OF 1t which Will be q
blessing to humanity.
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

young man, Edmund J. Lyons, residing at No.
60 Fleet street, Brooklyn, attempted to commit
suicide by cutting his throat with q razor last
evening. Lyons was removed to the City Hospi.
tai, where his wound which Is not necessarily
fatal, was dressed. The wretched man. who had
been drinking, committed the rash act while In
frenzy OF passion, having Quarreled with his wife,
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.

the last but one Of the British government ex-
petitions for observing the transit OF Venus has
June so) sailed from Plymouth for Christchurch,
New Zealand IN the clipper ship Merope. The
party consists OF Major II. S. Palmer, Royal En-.
gineers chief astronomer In cbarge Lieutenant
g. Darwin Royal Engineers; Lieutenant II. Craw-
ford Royal Navy, and three commss oned
ofcers OF the Royal Engineers, trained In the use
OF the photO-he liograph. The last Official expedi-
ton-4hat ior Egypt-wiu leave England in octo-
heIs
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
The Jersey city OranCcmen.

The good men and true OF Jersey City who rally
round the nag once hoisted by the conqueror II
the Boyne and Aughrim allowed their anniversary
to pass without calling puolic attention TO the lac.
There was no demonstration whatever. few "
the members OF the order Collected at Suttons
Hall, In Montgomery street, where tie
Rev. Mr. Parker was called to hold sG-
vice at three O'Clock In the afternoon. The
to the sentiment OF "The glorious, pious and in
mortal memory" No allusion was made on tins
occasion TO Popery. brass money and WOODEN
shoes Among those whose absence excited much
comment was q venerable sergeant OF police w1o
never wavered IN the good cause in years gone b7.
discouraged at the apathy manifested In the cause
The New York herald., 1874-07-13
Mad Dogs Shot Yosterday,

A mad dog was shot yesterday morning by ON.
Ger Falvey of the Eighteenth precinct, at No. 232
Second avenue
Onicer Harding, ofthe Eighteenth precinct killed
q mad dog yesterday afternoon at No. 2ls East
Seventeenth street.
Mcbride, Of the Fourth precinct, at No. James
slip.
Officer Nolan, OF the Second precinct, killed a
mad DOG yesterday afternoon at No. 167 William
ofraa