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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr-cHAMBERs.

SUPREME couRr-CHAMBERS.
BY Judge Davis
0ttman vs. Doll; Delahed VS. Church. Granted.
Brown vs. Mayer; Graphic Company vs. Pnilp-or-
ders granted
Nostrand vs. Observation-Disclosures $3.50.
Matter Of n A. Petroleum Company.-Order granted
appointing receiver
sistare vs. Mechanics and Traders Savings Institu-
tion Jobelman vs.. Emcrson Romano vs. Hatch Peters
VS. Brown; Houghtang vs. Winans; Hunt VS.. Marvin;
Dyer Woodburn Silver Mining Company.-Memo-
randums
Meyer VS. wagner-Motion denied in part and
granted in part as shown by notes on the margin Of
notice OF motion; neither party has costs.
Louis Garcia vs. Ines D i. Garca-Rcport OF referee
confirmed end decree OF divorce granted 10 plaintiff
Hepp vs. Hepp.-To be returned to reseree. Memo
randum.
Matter OF the Market Insurance Company-Postponed
to the coming in OF receivers report
Mary Il. West Garret H. West.-Report Of referee
and order confirming report and granting decree Of
divorce to the plaintiff.
Duuty VS. dc Goyey Adot.-Mction denied Memo
randum
stubben vs. schrofc Motion granted with SO costs
of opposing Defendants answer shows that they have
not been all msled by the mistake in joining Mrs.
Stubben rs plaintiff and ordered accordingly.
Matter Of Fartonte, &c-The practice requires ref
in these applications to and report the
facts. An order may be made directing reference TO
ascertain and report the facts alleged In the petition
and on the coming IN OF the report application may be
made.
Southari vs. Boster.-Demurrer is notwell taken. On
tho payment of the debt of Decker, for which the
plaintiff individually held the defendants note as col
lateral security all the rights and title to Defendants
note would have passed to Decker but for the fact that
he too, was bankrupt, ana hau assigned all MS prop
erty to plaintiff his assignee in bankruptcy What
ever right therefore, Decker entitled to in the
note, rested by operation Q law In PLAINTIFF as assigned
the complaint alleges a condition OF facts which makes
the assignee the present Of the note He there
FORE the proper person to maintain the action in his
official capacity. The demurrer is frivolous and should
be struck with $40 costs, and judgment ordered for
plaintiff with costs.
SUPREME CoURT-cIRcUIT-PAR 2.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Marshall ct al vs. Macy and another.-Casc settled
SUPREME coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
ODonnell VS.. Kerr ct aL-FIndlngs settled and
signed
ireland VS. vredenburgh OF al.-Moton granted AL
lowance to plaintiff OF $lO0.
Martin VS.. Walker CT etal.-Findngs settled.
Goodwin. &c vs. Ernstein ct aL-Findngs on judg-
ment for defendants signed.
King vs. Livermorc- Counsel will furnish the stem
ographers minutes for the settlement OF this case.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Sedgwick.
O'Brien &C. Commercial Fire Insurance Com
pany.-Motion granted without stay,
by Judge Speir.
Bache VS.. Doscher ct al-Amendments TO plaintiff g
proposed case allowed.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
THE sTREET wALKER!

THE STREET WALKERS.
In the past three weeks number OF girls have been
brought before Judge Morgan, the complaint OF oi
GERS for soliciting In each the Judge has sent them
the Island for from two TO six months Their lawyers
however, have obtained wrts Of habeas corpus and
the girls have been discharged after Imprisonment
OF few days. Yesterday Judge Morgan said, on a
similar charge being brought before him. that he had
no power to prevent tho nuisance and he could only
fine the prisoners $40 for disordery conduct In his
opinion the only way to get the respectable citizens
together and club'' the out of the streets IN
which the solicitations made. The streets are in
tested with these women to the great annoyance of
pedestrians and the district police magistrate only
hold them for disorderly conduct
OBTAINING GOODS ON FALSE PRETENCEs.
Henry Fields OF No. ca West Forty third street, was
held in 81 500 bail for obtaining goods by false pro-
tences. Fields formerly in the employ Of John F.
Pummer 4 Co., Of Leonard street, and after his dis
mssal from that firm made out several orders for
goods from different parties. He was specifically
charged with forging the name of Mr.. Plummer an
order for three umbrellas Tutle Co., of No. 795
Broadway; but it supposed that the OF swim
dies will exceed $3.50 There are also several other
complaints against him. The prisoner pleaded guilty
YOUTHFUL pICKPoCKET.
Joseph Marmillod youth OF twelve years, was held
in 500 for trial for stealing pocketbook containing
$40 90 from John Chaneurs, OF No. 3S7 Sixth avenue
while the latter walking up that avenue.
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FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.

wRANGLING POLITICIANS
Patrick H. MCGUIRE an assistant clerk to the Board
of Aldermen, residing at No. 245 East Thirty ysecond
street. charged Michael Colgan and Patrick Halloran
with robbing him of S270. The facts in the case,
ascertaincd from both sides, hese:-Mceuire and
friend, one John Broderck called at Patrick Craig's
liquor store Of Thirty second street and Second
avenue, Wednesday evening" and spent money quite
freely difficulty arose as TO the pay yment Of some
bottles OF wne and both parties-Crag ana Mcclure
being opposed in politics, the quarrel was thereby
aggravated. Before any blows had been
struck rcvolvcrs, 1t is claimed were drawn on both
Sides but not used, except by Craig, who struck
Broderck on the head with the butt end OF one, and
caused at least severe wound. Cogan and Hal
loran Crag's side, and tho money II is al
legged, taken by them only Craig not being impli-
Gated IN the charge OF larceny. Both Mcguire and
Broderick showed evidence of severe treatment. Col
lgan held for examinations; but no denies tho
charge against him. A warrant has been issued for
Haornn Mcguire was cut slightly on the neck with
knife, but charges no one with the assault not being
certain who committed the act Brodcrick intends to
make a charge OF assault and battery against Craig
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ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES.

The following tho assignments Of judges in the
Superior Court for lS76;--
GENERAL TERMS.
January-Judgcs Curtis, Sodgwlck and Van Worst.
February-Judges Monell Van Worst and Sanford
March-Judgcs Mcneil, Sedgyick and Spcr
April-Judges Curtis Scdgwck and Sanford
May-Judges Van Worst Speir and Sanford
June-Judgcs Mcneil, Curtis and Speir.
Octobcr-Judgcs Monell Scdgwck aud Van Worst
Novembcr-Judges Sedgwick Sper and Sanford
Dccember-Judgcs Mcneil Curtis and Sanford
SPECIAL TERMS
January-Judge Sanford Juuc-Judgc Sedgwick.
February-Judge Speir. October Judge Curtis.
uarch--Juage Curtis Nuvember-JudKc Van
April-Judge Van Worst Worst.
May-Judge Mcneil Dcccmbor-Judge Spclr
TERMS.
Fart First Part Second
Ianuary-Judge Mcneil Janqary-Judge Sper
1ebTuary-Judge Scdg- February-Judge Curtis
wick. March-Judgc Van Worst
Narch-Judge Sanford April Judge Mcneil
April-Judge Speir. May-JudGc ScdRwiek
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called corroboraled the story Finley swore that he,
too, had quietly slept throughout the night In ques-
ton in hotel corner OF Fourth avenue and Twenty
sixth street The case begun Wednesday after
noon and was continued till four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, when the jury retired After half hours
absence they sent messenger 20 Judge Sutherland TO
cay that they could not agree. The latter replied that
he would wait on the bench till halrpast five and that
u they we're not agreed by that time he would lock
them up for the night At five O'Clock they come into
court and pronounced the prisoners guilty Counsellor
Mitchell moved for an arrest OF Judgment which was
denied He then moved for new trial, on the ground
that the Judge had erred In his charge TO the jury This
also denied and the prisoners each sentenced
10 four years imprisonment in the State Prison.
A sExAGENARIAN SINNER.
woman, sixty-slx years old named Christina Ref
fel was sent to State Prison for year and six
months upon her admission that she had stolen twenty
seven yards Of silk from tho store OF b. Almon a Co
the 18th Of this month. She is well known TO the
police as shopliiter.
STEALING APPLES.
John J. Sullivan OF No $40 West Forty-ninth street.
stole from the Harlem Railroad freight depot fourteen
barrels Of apples the property OF James Horton, Of
Katmah, Westchesler county He pleaded guilty and
was sent to State Prison for two years and six months
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TONES POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
AN UNGRArEFUL BROTHER.

AN UNGKATEFUL BROTHER
Henry W. Stanhauser dry goods merchant, doing
business at No. 10 Greene street, has a wayward
brother, named Lewis w. Stanhauser While Henry
prospered and grew rich Dame Fortune withheld her
smiles from Lewis. His wealthy brother, however
frequently gave him the wherewthal to supply his
wants. When out of the city he constantly made
him remittances of money. II finally came to
guilty OF disreputabe act, and he de-
termlned to have nothing more 10 do with him.
Demands for money continued TO usual,
but were met by a refusal This created a
bitter feeling on the part Of Lewis, and
he threatened his brother with bodily harm
II he did not come down witH the cash as formerly
This threat repeated and at last Henry caused the
arrest OF his troublesome brother An officer OF the
Tombs squad had considerable difficulty In taking HIM
to the station house. He was held to answer.
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May-JudKe curtis June-Judge Sanford.
June-Judge Van Worst. October-Judge spelE
October-judQe Sanford MISUNDERSTANDING Curtis
November-Judge Mcneil. December-Judge Van
December-Judgo Sedg- Worst
wick
CHAMBERS VACATION
Monday, July 8, to Monday, July IL, inclusye-Juage
Curtis.
Tuesday, July is, to Tuesday, August ], Inclusive
Judge Sanford
Wednesday, August 2 TO wednesday, august ~ ~
clusive-Judge Van Worst
Thursday, August IT, to Wednesday, August 81, in
clusive-Judge Sper.
Friday, September /, to Friday, September IS, in
clusive-Judge Mcneil.
Saturday September 10, 70 Saturday, September co.
inclusiye-Judge Sedgwick.
GENERAL VACATION.
Tuesday, August Judges Van Worst and Sanford
Tuesday, August 3l-Judges Mcneil and sper
THOMAS BOESE Clerk.
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Company appeIant-Argued by A. p. Ianing, or
counsel for appellant and by E. c. sprague for espon
dent
No. 80. Annie Gibson, Administrative, &c, respon-
dent Tho Erie Railway Company, appeilant-Ar-
eued by r sprague OF counsel for appellant and by
J. IT. Martindale for respondent
No. SO. August Belmont, respondent ana appellant,
Elias Pouvert and another, appellants and respon-
denta-Argued by w. w. Mcfarland, OF counsel Tor
plaintiff, and BY J. S. Lawrence and q w Sanford Tor
defendants
No. SO. Bernhard Mayer respondent, VS. The Mayor,
&c, Of the city or New York, appeant-Argued by
d. J. DeaR OF counsel Tor appellant, and by r. o. An
drews for respondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
CALENDAR
The Court Of Appeals calendar for Friday December
10 Is as foows:-Nos 90, 49, So S4, 50, III, IL and
ll3
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THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY.

Mr. cannan, Superintendent or the Staten Island Rail-
road, = still engaged with gangs Of different
sections Of the road regarding the entire route from
Chiffon 70 Tottenvle aud II Is understood that IN tho
spring the depots along the road will be redtted and
the stations
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
(lUNARD LINE-B AND " A. r. Il 3 p go
4 NnTfCR - - ~

(lUNARD LINE-B. AND " A. r. H. s. p co
~ NOTICE
with n view to diminishing the chances OF collision the
OF this line take specific ali seasons o
the year.
ON the outward passage nom Queenstown % New York or
Boston, crossing the meridian OF % at ~ latitude or moth
ing 70 the north Of 40
A. latitude. nothng to the north OF A.
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND
QUEENSTOWN.
JAVA. ...... Wed, Dec Is CHINA.......wed, Dee %
sRUSSIA.... We'd, Dec. - PARrHlA. We'd J an 8
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passengers
Cabin passage $50 800 and $780, gold according to
commodation. Return tickets favorable terms.
Seerage tickets and from all parts Of Europe at very
Freight cabin Office, No. Bowling Green.
Steerage office, Ill broadway Trinity buildingl
CHARLES q. FRAACKLYN, Age mt
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STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

The long talked Of swift TO take the place OF
the Minnie r. chids on the Garner opposition ferry to
stapeton, placed upon the route yesterday, and
bears The name oI the sappho In speed and comfort
she is better than the Chlds
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TRAYELLERs, GUIDE

IIALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall kiyerThe magnificent steamers
NEWPORT aud OLD COLONY leave pier - North River,
Murray street daily Sundays eNceptedl At 80
p NJ Through tickets sold at all principal hoies in the
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70 loOS; Augustus brandeger New London Conn, fog
Claimants, Frank W. Hackett for the United States.
Adjourned.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec Q, 1875.
No 35 James Morrison administrator &c, rospon
dent vs. The New York and Hudson River Railroad
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coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
EToRGANs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
NL for New Orleans and Texas

MoRGANs LINE or STEAMSHIPS
Nl for New Orleans and Texas !. :, -,
vii san every Saturday 20 New Orleans. rauss.As lssas
rshs there g horsan Loasan@ m Sna a y rsxss
piae steamer GEORGE w ELDER viii .an from pier 10
North River on Saturday December II, At + A. of Ne"
Through bnis OIL adng signed Mobile Galveston ands1
AZ points On the GslyessGn Harrisburg and san Assoa'S
and Pacific Trans Continental Railroads ant
and Ra saSs
pps oh,' - Mays ana a9ad At RocOor
Igherage and Channel dues at either CORPUS Christi or
Freight ior Brownsyie Matsmorss and points in shsn
IA S eSn 9e enes'eq % amaeS open & pGey N Orleans
cent; from New York 10 all Texas ports via New "
Freight a lowest For fregh. o. further norma
lion apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY 4 co, Agents,
NJ Y, HAVANA AMI. MEXICAN. MAIL So. LINE
~ Steamers Eek sase s' a1yXSa AS NISiR DEcf ns' at NJ
SITY CITY az o NB "a aesgay Dec Dec
SIT9Y 99E 9g SEw yaa psdaS Dec se lS
FOR VERA Cruz AND NEW oRLE1Ns,
via hayans Proreso, Campeachy, ruspan and TamPco,,
CITY ~ MfslbA. ..;.......,...lu Tuesday, Dec
O' : !. ALExASbREy 4 Sons, 81 and % Broadway.
airy tor Vera Cruz aud al the other ports
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
" sailing rom pier ~ North River - r,,..
days and sstaidays at NJ conSesas With tie yEns
% s ss A Lns a o os s aa s With s
lines to in s'ssr points IN North va Gs'Sas Saa
Ls%ss Del, Monday and THURSDAY az T. NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed :, -. .
lowest rates Insurance 70 Norfolk &c. per cent Fresnt
received daily az pier 81 North River eensTa % oGes 10
CPECIAL DEsPArcnEs FROM WASHINGTON
~ IN TIE EVENlMG TELEGRAM
EVERY NIGHT.
nlExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY
Il West carrying the United States mail The steamer
81 ", SL1 Pa IsP rgnngp@ $ % N Tl W. sR % Sn T
bills of ladng given all points the Houston and Texas
and Henderson and tho Galveston, Harhurg and
San Antonio railroads Freight and insurance lowest
appy o ''s' to Z H. MAILo Co. iSs Maiden lane, or W.
=. CLYDE, no. Bowling Green
L,oR HALIFAX, n s.-THE STEAMSHIP GEORGE.
GRQMwELh cGPq nAG2S S esye M Tor above
For freight passage having excellent "ccommodaton7
apply to cr,pp Sp.,,,N sa ,vo-..,...,
T1oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il THE CROMWELL LINE.
The steamship
HUDSON, Captain eager. .
Saturday, December II, at oclock T. NJ,
from pier No North River.
points on the Mississippi River -,
Apply Apply SScC;LLAR % cLARE Ks SEAMAN, s. West street
CEMIMoNTnLY LINE FOR VENEZUELA, VIA ST.
> Thomas carrying the United States mail; The steamer
CARONDELET Captain McCreery. will sail from pier 20
~ nassas nsSir ME- Observation-Disclosures annly "a q Ill
MALLORY CO., l53 Maiden lane.
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l. THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE
BRoApDWSSlNSY.n DSSlS . CORNER ANN STREET
$40 SIXTH AVENUE
ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET PHILADELPHIA
CORNER BoERUM AND FULTON STREETS BROOK.
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TNMAN LINE.

TNMAN LINE.
Royal Mail Steamers appointed to sail as folows-
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL NJ
CITY OF BERLIN. Saturday December IL at r. ~
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday December lS. at A. N.
CITY or BROOKLYN. Saturday December 25 at P M.
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday, January l. 1876, at A. NJ
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday Jan. S 1876, At r. NJ
CITY OF BERLIN Saturday, Jan. IS. 1876 az A. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday from pier 45 North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Cabin. $50 and $780, gold
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For Cabin Passage and general business apply the
pany's Office, NO IS Broadway.
For steerage Passage 50 Broadway, pier As North
River.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
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Sc disloqnant de plus en- plus; le
prince Napoleon, don't le journal
s'est declare defnitivement en-
faveur de Ia Republique, prepare
un manifesto categorique dams le
meme sens. Rouher, qni ma plus
ou'une seule preoccupation, celIe
de SAWYER Ia caisse, repousse au
nom de Pex. .Imperatrice tout com
promis AL sujet de la liste civile
ct entend profter du plantureux
contrat passe par le cabinet de
Broglie avec les heritiers du defnnt
Empire.-John Lemoinne, redac.
teur du jonrnal Les Dsbats, a etc
elu, le IA, membre de pAcademie
francaise.-On annonce la mort
du romancier Octave F6re, a Page
de 60 ans.
Une emeute catholique romaine
a etc dispersee par les trompes dams
Ia Silesie. Lindividu qu'on croft
plus ou moins avoir conspire contre
Ia vie de Bismark, sc nomme
DUNN, ct Went d'6tre arrete a
CracOvie.-Le Senat italien a vote
me dotation rationale a Garihaldi.
LIE gouvernement a suspendu la
Voir de la VfriK, qui await repro.
duit Padresse du Pape aux pelerins
de Mayence. II est vagnement
question dun proclaim concile.-
On fou, le jeune O'Connor, SOUP
come pour la seconde fois den
vouloir A la vie de Ia refine Victo.
ria, q etc mis- en- lieu de sdrete.
Une depeche reeue q Londres au-
nonce qu'un incendie a detruit la
moiti6 de pAfghanistan.-En Es.
pagne, les carlistes ont etc repous-
ses de Pampelune.
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DERNIEbees NoUvELLEs

En- France, encore quelques ba,
tons monarchiques dams les roues
du char republican,. LIE ministl I
Dufe:re a propose une lOi
d'organisatiOn des rapports des
pouvoirs pnblics entire eux ct de
REORGANIZATION generate, snivant
laqnelle le Senat ct la Chambre sc
renniraient annuellement en- jan.
vier, siegeraient au moins pendant
cinq mois de l'annfe, recevraient
les MESA ges que lie President juge-
rait convenable de leur adresser
sur une decision qnelcOnque, ct
auraient alOrs Il reprendre Ell con.
sideration cette decision. Enfin le
decret de convOcation des elections
dn Senat devrait preceder de six
mOis Ia susdite election. Puis Du.
faure propose lie renvoi an Comite
des Trente, motion ecartee par Ia
gauche. assez naturellement de.
fiante. Batbie, rancien ministre de
combat, a menace de In demissiOn
des Trente, ct le soir meme dn II
mai, vingt et-un de ces incurables
ont suivi la consigne de Batbie. LIE
president dAudiffret- Pasquier a
tranqnillement constate quill ny
aS9i leur elire des success,
sets4gfe-' Aar6 r
On rappOrte trois nouveaux
meurtres mexicains ccmmis aux
environs de Brownsville.
Les societies catalogues allie.
mandes de Cincinnati ont pass6
des resolutions sympathiqnes au
'Pape ct antipathiquesa a Bismark.
A Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, Ia COur
superieure de district a repOuss6
In reclamation du titre d'audi.
teur, elevee par John G. Moncure
0ontce Antoine Dubuclet.
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plus belle. toutefois sans Ia sensa-
ton de gene que Jai signalee plus
haut. II ne tarda pas a Sc nantes.
ter une expectOration abondante,
supplement spumeuse. Un vOmitif
administre le lendemain amena
PexpulsiOn de deux Oh trOis petiteS
epines faciles a reconnaitre 4 Paide
du verre grossissant. II en- re-
sulta un mieux momenta,,e gui
nous donna Pespoir dune guarisOn
complete; mais malheureusement
les accidents ne tarderent pas a
se repeter. II y cut ainsi une alter
native de mieux ct de pire jus.
qu'au commencement d'avril. Vers
Ie ID de ce dernier mois, 10 malade
fut pris de tievre ct dune quinte
de tOux qu'on ne put calmer QUA
force de morphine. LIE lendemain
il fut facile dc cOnstater Ia brOn-
cho, pneumonia ct par rausculta,
ton ct par les crachqtS. lie NAL
await atteinhl} }lors sohParoxysme
la peau etai .,chaude, lie pouls mar
quait 12O, quelquefois 100 i In mi,
mute; la toux etait presque inces.
sante, touiOurs croupale, Pagitation
extreme, rinsOmnie presque com
plete. La broncho- pneumonia fnt
combattue vigoureusement; Pagi.
tation ct pinsomnie cederent
CONNIE par magic a une injection
hypO-dermique contenant un 81.
xieme de grain d'aeetate de NOR
phine.
Les chooses restarent a pen pres
dams le statu quo jusqu'au % avriI
1874, jour Oh je fus appele en- toute
hate par les parents. lie jeune
homme await etc pris subitement
dun malaise extraOrdinaire quill
ne pouvait definir. II await mand6
ses parents aupres de lui, croyant
quill allait mourir. Les traits Sc
decomposerent, Ia figure devint
bleue; il asphyxiait quand, sur un
signe quill fit, on lui presenta Ia
cuvette. II Sc init brusquement sur
son seant ct vOmit un melange de
bile ct de matiere catharrale au
milieu duquel on trouva le racat.
cha entier. A partir de ce moment
sa sante s'ameliOra de jour en- jonr,
ct, i Pheure quill est, il a plus
d'embonpoint quill men a jamais
eu. Les habitants de la Bale client
trois cas- de mort occasionnes par
le meme accident. J'avais eu le
soin de recidiver le vomitif plu.
sieurs f0is dams le double but on
de provOquer Termination du
corps stranger ou al moins de le
mObiliser.
Bale St-Louis, 30 avril 1876.
Gavh DR.. G. DELERY.