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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-27

NEW AND SECOND-HAND-ONE PRICE
IN only. New clothing sold at very reasonable
prices Selected stock of secondhand clothing very
cheap, at JUSTH'S, Sig D street, between Sixth
and Seventh northwest. Branch store, I2I5 z
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth NV. jyS
WAN D-SECOND-HAND FURNI-
w ture, Bedclothes, Secondhand Clothing. and
Boots and SHOES. VII pay the highest cash prices
MAN CO., No. $50, corner OF Tenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Ap25-lY
EUREKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, sls
IL street. Residence, Eureka House, T7I3 K
street, between Connecticut avenue and Eigh-
janis D' MRS. LOUISE @. BUTLER.
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alatiulral gepahlitatl
W. J. MURTAGH........,..EdItOr and Proprietor.

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays excepted) at the southwest cor
neT ofThiTteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished to Subscribers (by carriers) at hity
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, postage paid, $500 per year,
e4.OO for six months, and 500 for three mouths
Terms invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements
under the head of For Sale or Rent ~ ''Wanted,"
S'Lost and Found, - and ''Persoual,' twelve and
q half cents per line.
RS-AlI Communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. j.
MURrAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D. c.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS
L1RGER CIRCULA TON THAN ANY OTHER
FORMING PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBLA,
SATURDAY RNING::::::FFBRUARY:7 1875,
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FLOUR
mo LILO UOR 81

A choice article Of genuine New Orleans al ways
on hand, as also other lower grades. Prices low n
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S0APS.
IN o LILO RSO

Thirteen different varieties for laundry use in
Cluding all of @. B. Jewell's celebrated branJs
and fine assortment OF Colgate q Co - T0JIst
soaps, at low rates. e'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-27

R"DR A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
kS Ohio College OF Dental Surgery, al Sew
0ouIn Of odd Fellows Hall, Washington. Gas used
IN extracting Teeth. Teeth " . SET either jaw.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-27

k~eEDUCATION FOR BUSINESS
rs pursuits or civil service positions can be
secured at the Washington Business College.
While scores OF Incompetent persons in this COM
munity can scarcely procure breaR, and hundreds
can earn only Dittance the demand for the vSlua-
bic services Of practicallyeducated youths or men
and women far exceeds the supply. A large num-
Der Of students are making arrangements to enter
the Business College for 1875. For particulars call
at the institute on, OF Seventh and streets
northwest, or address for circular, II. SPENCER,
President. de2s-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-27

~
During the Interruption to navigation OF the
Potomac river two trains will leave the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad depot at ll:3S D. MUM
ming through to Richmond and points South.
ED. 8. YOUNG,
Ja12-H General Passenger Agent,
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O0~NON|%NHOOOOOOI~JCI cJ0.~S~-0-0s~-~-O-O-NIl<
CATALOGUE AND
PRICE-LIST
ELPHONZ0 Y0UNGS & co,
GRocERS, without Liquors.)
- U G. a R ..
(NO LIGCORS.l
TEAS.
tNO LIQUORs.)

A. VIII pc seen by the above list, our stock COM
Pilses sixteen dlnerEnt grades and varieties, of
which We have large supply now on hand and Onr
LAclllues Tor ohtatLh z the same are such that we
t,tf no hesl aney In asserting that defy COM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
MOTIFS AND GOSSIP.


Rain yesterday afternoon prevented rho Bos-
tons and wasningtons aud tho Athletics and Pail
adelpnlas playing.
Tomorrow the Pniladelpnlas aud Centennias
play tnetr return game at Philadelphia, the Wash
ingtOns and Bostons play at Washington and the
Atantlcs at New Haven.
Tuesday ne the Mutuals 90 10 Philadelphia
aud play the Centennials; and on Friday, the 3yth
inst, tue same nines play on tue Unioa Grounds.
Martin. the great SLOW pltcner. viii proDaDJ
pitch Tor the Atantics tnIs season, as kOseman
has lalIed TO meet tae expectations entertained OK
his aUliities.
The dlrnculty between the Athletic and Boston
CLUBS nas been amicaDy settled Oy tne lhtters
withdrawal VI their demands on the Atheules
lie Auruals nave been practising every after
NOON tue weather would permit auu are now Ia
pretty good trim. Gernarut will doubtless play
Ihlrd base m urss class style, anu ~ the way OF
Mutual ranks that mas been Witnessed Tor some
time.
The FlYaways announce the following nine -
PnrrOy, pttcneri chandler, catcher; moore, nrst
base Lougnlin, second oase. Ircacy, tnlrd base !
Y. Failon snort stop; II. Ealiun LETT neld; Shand.
les. centre nel1, aad duck, riant held
The Concord CiGU. vi BrOUkFn, nave recently
moved lnto new club rooms on Fulton avenue, ops
pUslte Ufmoud place.
Tas Nameless 81 Brooklyn. viii play the follow.
inR nine Malone. pitcher; CROSBY. catcher;
smith, lrst Dase; Martin, second bAse; GrlersGn,
IIird base; Coleman, short stop. Valentine, ieis
n0ldj Prlnno. CsAtrs leld. aR1 Nelson, ngat Held.
Pr0sIdent snoa OF the New Jersey state Anna.
pom nlents:-G0Mmlttee on kules--h. :. Ens, OF
trenton. Chairman; y. Rose, w. Caiu \. Pearson
ana !, kttZReraid: committee on NOMINATIONS
q. A. shrope L. Ross AID N. West; judiciary
man Committee on Prntiag-C. n. DesGclmer,
Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
ANOTHER SNOW STORM.

II sprlnx-tne ''gentlo springn which poets love
TO slng aOout-wero 70 bring an actlon.at.law
against ola gray.neaded winter Tor trsspassinK on
her domains, any intelligent Jury would oriur In Q
verdict for ne plalntiiE Here it 10 IN the laai
week Of April, when tue crocusos aud tns hya.
cintns aud tho tulips ought 20 be displaying sneif
vanegated spiendOrs and sneaoing rRelr perfumes
on the oalmy air, aad Mt = slngte bud has OLrsI
Us Winter eonauea Last eyeAinQ, az the "a me
TOE almanac had stated tnat taefc would 90 q fuh
moon, and Wnon n one had pinned their alto
on that deceptive pamphlet anu indul9ed IN
Visions Oh moonlight rides aud stolen ifult' o
phhulhR snow storm s0t IN Pedestrla ans VINO had
laAed 10 provide themselves Win the means Of
projection AGAINST AprIl's nckle num0rs hurried
from she thOr0ugnlares ana vented maledi0ti0ns
on the Gle Vi tho weather. IL MAS uot en0agn
tnat snow storm should prevail, but 10 was 40
cOmp0nlsd win uriVnx eouTAoAsterly Wtnd,
wnlen oo0asUn0d Areat deal 0i delay and a. "a.
caiN TO iorry travel both on tne N.rtn hna kaas
rivers. Nearly nil ~ tno incoming tfains we're
| aomaw wat aesAys6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
ANCIENT AND MODERN VENICE

VENICE, April o. 1875
A tangled mass OF tropical seaweed Is grounded
on strip yellow sand Long ribbons OF deep
hued kelp, pupy leaves ana the matted hair OF sea-
grasses, bits OF decaying wood ana twlgs VITA
scarlet berries. bright leaves OF tropical nowers-
all these fragments IRON many shores woven to-
Rether by the motion oil the waves furnish a wei.
come asylum Tor hundreds OF insects and creatures
OF the sea. and the drifting isand Is iull OF busy
nfe. Curious shelidsn rear their pointed spIrals
above the surface ike tiny spires others cluster
in shiny rows along the water the opal TINS OF the
curved lips reflected in the nipples that gently
rock toelr percni tiny limpets wrlggle ABOUT In
the little pools and insects gather on the dry
places lazly stretching their wings In the sun.
There the gorgeous shells or the tropical
shoals and the common barnacles from the
rocks, the extremes OF beauty and ugllness side
by side opposite natures meet and destroy one
another; tae crab eats the defeuceless SHRIMP,
and hllpuusn wars are waged between the men,
bers OF this marine colony. Now a wave but
little higher than the rest sweeps away part OF
the Dusy swarm and tears OFF q portion or the
curious fabric. There ia constant strife and con-
slant change. The history OF this little colony IL
iull OF color and contrasts one moment all life
ana motion, anu the next instant the noatlnG
island seems depopulated; but out OF its ruin rises
new lire and revived activity and soon the sea.
weed swarms with creatures as before.
Ia BRLLA vEgRTIA.
This little fragment from the endless story OF
the sea Is typical or the rise, the existence and
the history OF tnat most curious and beautiful
elty. Venice. Sea born, IKE Venus, she spreads
her SOLID foundations seward for mllea where
once, perhaps, masa OF drifting grass, shoaled on
the broad SANDS between the river mouths, raised
the surface oftho land above tas water and formed
q nucleus around wniOa clustered, as centuries
rolled along. the low, nat ISLANDS that SKIRT she
coast OF the upper Adriatic. Ia the midst OF this
network OF tortuous channels and lapyrinth OF
shoals stanoa--or rather seems 10 aoat--tne great
city, league away from the main land, u situa.
ton without parallel, the city wonderful
monuments VI the triumph OF the patient industry
OF generations OF men over tue pltiless opposing
forces OF the sea- Her history is a. unique and ia.
tefesting as her situation Is surprising ana Is as
lul OF rcn pictures OF the past ages ~ the modern
citJ IL stored win relics OF medInva architecture
and art. From ncr peculiar position Venice has
always been great commercial city and her early
history Is tue history OF traae. smut out Ia a meas.
ure IRON the rosI OF tue world, the Yonetisus
have been, from the very foundation OF the city q
people sslfrellant ana devoted to the material Ia.
torests OF tneir city to IN extent wnion is quite
incomprehonsibie Ia thus age Of Cosmopolitan ten
denclea, aud their struggles with rival
clIiss aud kstiOaailAsa Awsys as.slne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

NVtIukt ItIHptINIUTF ytNItflNys.st ...s..sts E5ts
Average Temperature IOr corresponding aate
,v JOS. year: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. az.
Weekly average Tor corresponding DATE lass
BeaFs.sss.sst,s.s "a 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
The Meeting of Francis Joseph
and Victor Emmanuel.

VENICE IN FESTAL DRESS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

Ana with toe sparkling "uranu Crdmaut In.
periah Victor Emmanuel rose and saia s4.ml
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record wal show the changes in
the temperature for tue past twenry.iour hours.
ia comparison VITA the corresponding date OF last
year, Is indicated W tae tnermometer &C Hud.
nuts Pharmacy. HERALD Building -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

HARTFORD VS.. ATLANTIC.
The game ia Hartford yesterday afternoon be.
tween tho Hartford and Atlantic CLUBS resulted
as .ollows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
The COrtege on the Grand Canal-.-Illumila-
lion Of st. Marks and the Bay.

HOW VENICE AROSE FROM THE SEA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
Renewing tie Republican SplendOrS Of
the City Of the Adriatic.

THE GREETING OF THE M0NARCHS.
, 1875-07-31
THE quo WARRAkTO.

WHAT THE GlEf NEENph uNlHus
In appeal to tho Supreme Court Ia Tho quo
wsrranto case now on hsattug before Judge Far
we'll seems imminent. Tho last decision Of tho
Judga gave tho clty authorities until Monday 10
present auaouded ptcas. and on tho reception Of
these pleas IL based the hopes OF tho present
City Government. There remains but TWO
courscs for tue city's lawyers to pursue.
They may either join Issue, or may
make Eep1Y setting up now facts. Judge Dickey,
although he hrs not taktn any interest In the
case, th!hkh shat the latter course will bo lAAel.
The Judge ssatoa that tho t!rat and second pleas
have boon demurred 70, tho third ploa has boeu
held good BY JulKu fxrweli but he has gone
further and hAs aIso hul4 three out of tho slx
Eeplications ~ good also. THUS will
Of course to:m tho question 1t is-
sua in tho caBo now on hearing. As for
tho replication Oh the question oF minority
repteseutktion. for instance, II taken on iusue
tho CITY must deuY It. Or they may aet up nov
facts regarding It which they claim to have III
their posscrslou. Tho first two pless viii OF
coursa 10 abandoned. X other OF thesa ropiI-
cations is decided against the city, tile city's
attorneys layu no doubt bht that tAv supreme
Court will decide that all tue facts not forth ln
tLsm 1rs merely collateral lsuas, and have 10
boAring On tue validity OF tue olectiou Oh this
ideA they base all tAaiE Aupas.
The objections MAdo BY the Dlt!zepe' Associk-
hon they clAu4 are purely technical and formal.
II tho election IL held to be invalid 1t " LOT be-
cAusa = majority OF legal votes wore not cast In
favor oft, aor because OF the alleged frauds,
neltheE ot which sutsx into the oass On hsAsiug,
, 1875-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS A

A meeting OF al personB Interested IN the
State Centennial enterprise ipaugnraIod by Mrs.
Gov. Bcycrd2o will bo hold this cvenlng at th
First Methodist Episcopal Church, corpor Of
Clark and Washinaton etroesH. All Rant[emen
willing to aaA!st tho iAdios are cordially invited
to ba present.
Tho Fourth Illinois Cavalry will hold = re-
union At OTTAWA on The 2Gth Of ne1t month. Tha
regiment WAS originally organized By Col. T.
Lyle DickeY at Ottawa IN 1861, and WAS COM
ruandod By htm for Two years, aud After that BY
Court, The roRimant had rcnni0u about =
year ago, and 400 mombors aasemb!ed on ohort
notice. It ID expected that the reunion this
year will ba moat complete ono.
Tomorrow tho cornerstone Of St. Amos,
new Church. corner OF Wentworth avenue aud
II i o'clock p. u. Tho iev. Father Legion.
pastor Of tho church, has engaged twenty
coaches OF tho Rock Island Company for tho ao-
commodation OF societies aud all who wish to oo
present at the ceremony. The cars WI! leaFe tho
Buren, street depot, 1t o'clock p. M. stopping
At Twelfth, Rghtsonth, Twenty SECOND, Thirty
first and Forty y-thlrd streets for passengers.
THE EDDY oRoAS.RECiTAL.
Tho eleventh and lhst Of hit. Eldys organ TO-
cltaln will be givcu this afternoon At tho Flrst
Congregational Church, with tho following pro-
grammoi
J. Prelude and Fugue In minor. 9: Eddy
:, 8&ro01ueu "Non Fcf .h1Att6a
". H. Statttsy.
!. son..s In minor, No. .Msads''ohn
taf9llA y sO1uALeb4
jfddams jenny Iaiy.
g. 1nt,odac:1on 70 Symphony No. s''; spoas,
:. El.. "caja. % An'in:@s <iioia tGc "st.I.s
Mater ~. ltossloi
II. II, Stanley.
.. Theme and variations In tmanuhcrtr> Thiee
l8lG-lH4a
(Ths carly death Of tho auhor prsyented tho compile
ton Ut this composition, and It was left In manuscript,
with tho ,n2lo wanting Tho original Of which pro
aoned 10 Mr.. Eddy by hls tesehcr. August tfaup 1u
ind z~thcttcally they 4re OF Rroat merit
?. "pausde" tfron "Der aIcsends Hol-
lsnder". "......................:.... .Wasnoi
... Jfadans jenny Paiiy.
10. ToecAta and fuguo In .nAch
, 1875-07-31
ARMY NEWS.

den. Crook has ordered = temporary camp to
be established In the Black Hills, with two COM
panes Of cavalry and ono Of infantry for its sAr-
rison.
Company D, Fourth Infantry (CAps. Bart
losts), haa boon ordered from Fort Btfd2ek to
Fort brown. Wyoming Territory. for temporary
duty.
Col, William Meyers, OF tho QuasseFmastor's
Department, IL On route from California to
Washington. ...... 49,.
Col. Haxter. Chief Medical pur7oyor, hiss been
ordered to tho Pacific Coast on Ill inspecting
Tour.
lla]. William D. Royal. Filth Cavalry. has
beon granted 1esye Of absence for nlx months.
The 1sslRnAtion Of p'rht-Lieut charlo. =.
Losho, Eighth Infantry has been accepted BY
tho Pres,dnnt, to date from Dec. 81 next. Lieut.
l., has been appointed Major In the ssan Of the
Egyptian army.
Mil. Charles !. Gpragus, Paymaster, has boon
relieved from duty ~ the Department q Cslitor-
min, and ordered 10 New Oroana ~ Chisf-pAy-
naaater Department OF tho Cult.
Flrst-Ltant, George z, Albee, Twonty-fonsth
Infantry. haa besu ordered bofo1e sha Aotislug
board.
, 1875-07-31
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Jai!er Doylo's Office is to have new mating.
which lakes tho place Of = much-ahuoed carpet.
Are pubo morals on the mend: JAllor poy1o
was yesterday complaining thnt there had boon
no commitments Of any kind for tho paat twon-
ty.fonr hours, which IL = worry unusuk! occus-
renco.
Tho Committee on Equalization continues II,
daily session Tho State Board Of Equalization
meets on the 10th OF August, and, 10 get the Fc-
port from thia county ready, great deal Of work
yot remAtns 10 be done.
An essterly brseza IL not enjoyed by tho in
habtanss Of tho County Building. for tho reason
that before rehch!pg thero, It has 10 paHs
through M adjacent tnsttsuton which Ia but
lissle bet.os than tau-yard.
Tho Deputy al,esi1s yesterday received 4 chal-
lengs from tie Conatnb!cs to PLAY u,Atch ssme
Of base bsl!. Tho chailenEe vas promptly ao-
certod, and tho gamo will be played on the
Slate btreet grounds Tuesday.
To-day Ia the last Of tho July torn Of the
Criminal Court, and under ordinary clrcunl-
ssancos would DO acntonce-laY. Tho sentcncea
will not be mado until aftor tho conclusion OF
tho Turner trial. which Ia likely TO occupy tho
most OF next veck.
Tho County Treasurer's Office waa yesterday
crowded with tax-payoEa oil anxious to Save
their property from the delinquent tax sAlo for
Hsatc and county taxes winch occurH 1tondny.
To-day Is tho last day prior to tho saio. and auoh
property Is roulatus unpaid tllia eyanlug will be
sold. Thoso Interested should make n0t0.
PuBLto BUILDINGS.
The joint Committee on Public Buildings and
Chatttiea was In soaBlon yesterday 4 cot1l!nu-
nication from Androw Corcoran, ono OF tic bid.
dors for tho Ilastor1ng on tho ongine-house OF
tho Iussno Asylum. WAS road setting forth TINT
he Waa tho lowest bildor, and asking why tho
work had not boen let to him. Tho Commttoe
agreed to report to the Board that tho bid was
rejected becAuse Of doubt e1isting as to Cor
cotAn'n responsibility.
The communication Of John BhAnley. Of the
same nature, it referouce to tho masonry work,
Was placod on flo.
4 proposition TO light tho addition to tho In
sano Asylum waa also received and rcferrod to
4 tub-oomnltteo OF Metsrb. McCaHrey, bol,midt,
/ and Burdick, Who wore instructed TO examine tho
| various machines for manufacturing gas, and
especially tho one offered.
The Goldlo contract for carpenter work on tho
| Insane Asylum waa further considered, but no
| conclusion wAa renched.
Another delegation Of tho cseditors Of Bailey
| and Gnrvoy, tcfaufters with the county, were be-
| foro the Committee aeeking their money. They
wera told to step in agaln week hoace.
, 1875-07-31
THE ctTf.HALl.

Tho Committee On Streets and A1[eyB from
..rh nj tba threo Divisions Of tho civ vero to
.as..,a,y .ftar,oon hrt fs,i.d ~
nAse NOV Jss'eSoA' "''''1o'' 's' -' AVA
JACK OF Quorum
"What ia tho nsws, Mr. Mayor" queried
r,n,nrux reno,ter ycstartlav. uNothno Al all
..s'..'sa . y. w.. ~ ,,nt .,.t aarr ~
souuk aan pe ea!o au1 ~: sn@s as"u, .s" 's ~
moment 1ateF he "ss pacing oo"n hoAnA stseos
under Al immense whlte beaver bat.
Ala Tom Folay att,l mou,ns tho 1osa Of the
,,s., ,,ae. ,,-o.aa,sa lin, ~ tho -..s,,t h.r,-
psooaea noe pseae'''u u'u ~ wv 1osoas oes'-
"Muffor" could only near she mh!edct1ons
which Tom cslIa down on MS lead. he would
not Hesitate Tor moment to deliver tho dog 70
the owner.
In nakirp A Snlll etatanaenk Of Ina eity's non.
nocs;nn w,th The bankrupt firm OF Duncan. HhoE.
nan i IN fnmntroIiof IInyea states that tha
nntv scno,luts kont At the house wars tho bond
mi connon acoouuts. ThoTo vas no mopeT on
deposIt there, beyond what wha sent from time
n lima ~ II waa ncedad 10 baI.
snc. fhnre accounts July i. thara be-
rsma dua ss1H7 1H5 In 1ater lnkn oor1pons,
slid mi. .So In munIcinkl couuoue. and A160 600
n ritY bnnds. ]etter i haartnr q per cont in.
tnrnst and The rhoIo amount MAJ sent to thom
raw dsvs ,,rnyiol,s to thar bscotuInr due. Ihehe
honda Ind coupons bore ou their fsues etipuls.
tIon wl,ere and when thaT wefs Ia b. paid and
anacif'ei tha hank Of Duncan bhermhn i Ou
IL H.. hosr etsIed beforn ina nn1y ch.ncn ~
a. a. ~. ,osi ..,,,th" tv r. fsnr. Ia ~ ~.
tue oit. ioainR Aaytnlng " the !AMule 'ea IN tne
nosslbillty that houao OF tneso coupons were aot
presented FOR payment. ena khAt consequently
Tho mpueY 10 redocm them WAS in the bank II
Tho time OF eits failure. Uut ~ thla wAa
, 1875-07-31
APHASlA.

INTERESTING cAaEs TREATED IN CHICAGO.
The Chicago Medical journal for August, just
out, contains, among other matter Interesting to
physicians, the following records Of two curious
cases Of aphesa:
TnAuMAT1u KruAs1A.
william urdcsrnft aged 20, farmer. came to nnsh
= eomrauion, ~ho saye tho following history y ls*
casc: Two years ago, wle directing Soma repairs 10
n.,ens W. selnd shs peoRress Of bo. whica snita va
driving through hole he waa struck upon the bridge
e y as end ?, a sa y :sSs
Ma was knocked down. but recovered himself tmne-
diateiy, As nose bcedin8 coptouhly; soon becoming
ina, ho rode !; tnlos to hh home, md passed th~
afteruoon hnd evening In standing u btu ordinary
a 81. usus Vie S
break by hts stcstorous breathing, and. finding him
entirely uncon.c.ous sent for pnysletan ~ con:
which ho haa preserved no recollection subsequently;
mobility and feasibility upoa " right .!d9 ws. com
T'ishod only when food was placed u,Sn tho root of
tho tongue fncea aud urine discharged involuntarily.
together With partial control over bladder md rccsua
visecrs. Alter s!x woeks ~ abo 70 walk. dragging
unablo to utter sound. up 10 the present time biz
Improvement has been Er.aua and for The mos. p.5s
invertsd. No muscular assophy--ls ablo to pck
% 1 ,ns 1ssn ,a1sses ns % 4 = ~ y 4ns ss ssna s
turned away cannot dlatingsh fold Of skin from
very slist scarcely pyrcoptlIla, lnusion Of sym.
mutsy the sides Of tho f4co cannot whsto ont
Of oye.l,s uni s;cbas: tongue detected 10 right to
paralyzed nidc); senatb!ity normal both eldcs Of
l9g1a I'D tafs .Isht hea.us tss,e sns ;, ".msl H.
gsnce npiNsrs 10 10 psrfsct eshbis much go'd hunor
ua suay saeis ieES' tss:s Il
nod negative Shake ot ths ica., may DO spFs
~' ,nS 1.uo ns ap,p 1 e.5 Up s: , as
lsttar Of hs realdsncc, tSycamoee). lpt taurs;
readily distinguishes etsurs written In siphabaticsl
eeil.nt .rss we'll. ha. good aprstitS ana .iassts
Ais food weli; bowels md kldasys i. regularly.
ApMAsIA FROM HAnoL1BM.
Tho Rnv. F---r-. 4. j.. prominent oftica1 of
tbs Jtsnit society, conauea mo, giving tbs following
hisory Of hin case: IL Italian. - Of sRs hAv
logyoi raco. Has had no lnoss except All attack Of
acute rheumatism whom lad, IN Italy; h.a pnssed
Oolumbs. His lis haa tsen one oi sewers study, and
during n!ne ye&Es-whlo Provincial Of his HoCety-of
u L. asata f us
compelcd to intc.ie hia Sishss 10 ha sorvilorr by
hand. Nets1ued sufficient sslf-contro 70 nniab hls
naas, although occupying shout three t'es - Long
~ usual The loss Of power In Lbs right ktsd
appassnt ~ tLe lsg sna accompanied by nup,'-
| nosA, pr!ck!ug and tiualiuR,
faculty Of srecch together With motion And &snsatou
In the a1trtmitiea. Witch had boea only partially loa
No has now fur recovered Ia sb!s 70 walk with
1nd Win rare; e converts Clearly upon ~, .abjsst
but slowly and thoughsfolly.
obeFstion from rnemory Of certain e.ns of acquired
knowledge, preyousty .n constant u.a: for example
hs hss forgotten entirely the % crsdos oens unable
| with Tegurgttxlpn n tho baaa Of ths heaft.
, 1875-07-31

hHfnl practices within thefr rpactVs prscnots and
dhtricta. Tie Superintendent Ia heeehJ ordered to
forthwith issue this order 70 III Aforesaid commanding
et,oera uf ths polica iorre.
This order wns prepared for .passaRe several
Of tho Commiaalonosa, It vaa laid over until tho
decision on the quo varranto had psen mads
public. copy Of 1t WAS Immediately laid on
the rotioo 8uperintondens's desk, but ~ that
Park Commissioners. he viii not $50 It until thla
morning. Bhou'd tao rofunc to ohoy It and pro-
mulgate It, tho Boszd will find an Immediate uao
for tho AZ which thoy hAvo 60 long been sharp
Ai1f1n