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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec 6, 1890 P. Motion
steady; Mlddling Uplands 6, Middling Or
leans Z 3-l6; estimated sales to-day $4,000
bales, 1000 being for export and speculation.
Net receipts 10, 500 bales.
Arrivals dull; December and January ship
ments from Savannah or Charleston, not be
low Low Middling, SGD; January and Febru-
ary sail do, 6 13-l6d.
LATER, p. Motion unchanged ; the
sales to-day include $50 bales American.
LONDON. Dec. 6, 4 P. NJ. - Consols for
money 81 3-16; on account % 1916.
PARIS Dec. 6, P. M.-Rentes 66f Gle.
LoNioN, Dec. 6, Noon.-Money-Stre
rate %, which is below bank IA e.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 6, 4 P. M.-Cotton-
The sales to-day include $500 American.
Corn 32s. Sd.
LONDON. Dec 6-Tallow 53s.
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FROM TIE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. 6, Noon.-Barom-
eter 90 20. Wind east, light. Weather cloudy
Arrived Spanish steamer Francoli, at 2:3o
this morning.
No departures.
The ship Baden is at anchor outside the bar,
awaiting a fair wind to sail.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. 6, P. NJ -Baro-
meter 1856. Wind E. S. E., light. Weather
cloudy.
Arrived: British steamer Memphis, at $50
this evening, Mellon master, from Liverpool,
to Silas Weeks i Co.
No departures. :,
The ship Baden is at anchor outside, await
ing fair wind to sail.
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siding here, and known to but few in this city,
reached here some three weeks since, and pur,
chased the bark Lord Clarendon, a fine vessel
of excellent sailing qualities.
The theory is that the Lord Clarendon was
chartered for Tweed by his relative, who
sailed on her 1t is said vessel looking
like her has been seen off the east end OF Long
Island. It is supposed Tweed was conveyed
on board steam tug laying in East River
on Saturday evening and was taken on board
the Lord Clarendon. The name of the firm
which cleared the Lord Clarendon is not IN
the directory
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-07
MARINE.

GALVESTON, Dec. 6.-Arrived: Schooner
Sarah Eliza, from Boston. Cleared: Steam
ship Abdiel for Liverpool
New YORK, Dec. CARVED: Dakota. Ar
rived ont Gilbert, City of Chester, German1a
and Italia Homeward bound: Galathea, Bre-
men and Reporter, all for New Orleans; WICK
D. Mebane, for Wilmington, N. Z.
Spoken November %, in latitude &c. iongl-
tude 70, bark John E. Chase, from Gfeenock
for Savannah.
New YORK, Dec. CARVED: Switzerland
Arrived out: st. Louis from New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-07
MARINE DISASTER.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.-The brig E. A. Bar
nard, which sailed from this port Saturday
for Trinidad, returned for repairs, having
collided with an unknown schooner.
Apprehension is felt for the safety OF the
Itasca, which sailed from this port on the 10Th
of April. She was spoken on the 3lst OF May
thirty miles south of the equator, and has not
since been heard from.
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THE CONTESTED MAITLAND ELECTION-A DE
ClSION IN FAVOR OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE

BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.-In the contest of Mr..
Wallis against Mr.. Gwynn, for Attorney
General, the Governor decides that by the
returns, as certified to him, Mr.. Gwynn, the
Democratic candidate was duly elected, but
withholds the commission to compel Gwynn
to bring the case before the courts by man
damus. to decide the question of the con-
stitutional power of the Governor as to hear
inc the contest,
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 6.-River 10 feet inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and mild. Ar
rived: Chas. Morgan from New Orleans.
P1rTsBURG, Dec. 6.-River feet inches
and rising. Weather cloudy and mild.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 6.-River feet inches
in the canal and falling Weather mild and
pleasant. Down: Louisville from Cincinnati
10 New Orleans.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Dec. 6, 1927 P. NJ, Gold
114a. :,
NEW YORK, Dec. 6, Evening. Money closed
easy, 4t05 Sterling firm, 4 S44. Gold closed
1l4}@ ll4s. Governments dull and better; new
SIS I'LL. State bonds quiet and nominal.
Stocks closed active and strong.
Sub Treasury balances: Gold $40, $40, 96l;
currency $40, S29, 94S.
The Sub Treasurer paid out S35, 900 on &C
count of interest and S49S, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts S42O,OOO.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-For the South Allan
tic and Eastern Gulf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, falling barometer, southeast
to southwest winds, warmer. cloudy and rainy
weather, followed in the Eastern Gulf and
Ohio Valley by northwest winds, rising ba-
rometer, colder and clearing weather. For
the Western Gulf States, diminishing north
erly winds, warmer clear weather and station
ary or rising barometer.
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THE SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Baltimore and Poto-
mac Road against the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. Judgment below affirmed
Beauregard and May VS.. Case, receiver
The Court found there was an ordinary part
nership formed under the laws of louisiana,
by which Beauregard was bound, and that
under this statute the verdict against each for
his tn I'd of the debt, which still existed, was
corrant
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Dec. 6, Noon.-Cotton-Spot
firm; Ordinary 10 1916, Good Ordinary
II Lie, Low Middling II 1l-l6 Middlng
ID Lie, Middling Alabama ID 3-16, Middling
Orleans and Texas IS SIG.
Futures quiet and firmer; Low Middling for
December 1914 Is 1-16, January ID 1850 1871
February 13s@l3 ZIG, March IL 100 l35,
Aprill33013 1916, May ID l5-1e@ IA, June
14B@l4i, July IA 5-l6@l4s, August l4s(Gl4
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.

F. A. Moore has been appointed Door
keeper of the reporters gallery of the Senate.
The only Senators absent to-day were AL
corn, Cragin, Dorsey, Goldthwaite, Jones,
Norwood and Sharon.
Qualified to-day-Key. of Tennessee.
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TwEED's EsCAPE-THE LATEST THEORY.

New YORK, Dec. 6.-An afternoon paper
has the following regarding Tweed's flight:
1.-The most probable theory is that Tweed
escaped in the bark Lord Clarendon, which
cleared November IA for Queenstown. The
story il, that relative OF Tweed's, not re-
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MOVEMENT. OF THE JOHN A. DIN.

GALVESTON, Deo. 6.-The U. s. revenue
cutter John A. Dix arrived yesterday evening,
having been detained by rough weather. 1t
is expected she will leave for the Rio Grande
tonight
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-07

1t is asserted that Sankey was once whisky
gauger, and it was there, probably, that Ia got
the wonderful ring in his voice.-Ciaci'aaats Com
rercidl.
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FAIR FOR THE ToURo INFIRMARY. -Tae
grand fair for which many of the leading
ladies of our city have been making elaborate
preparations for several weeks past opened at
Grunewald Hall last night. Rev. Mrs.
Gutheim, President, and Mrs. NJ. l.. N.,vra,
Secretary, with the ladies associated with
them in the Ladies Aid Sewing Society, may
well feel proud of the success of the opening
night of their fair. The hall, which is one Of
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-30
CiSIO S3.

uslechtileho Glov6ka pokladan byti, =
protoze smysli a jedna dobfe j en- popn
du rozumu a srdce nikoliv z pohntitek
posetil6 viry. Nuz, kterak to tedy, ze ten
pfenabozny Gid spachal zlocin mad jin6 o
havnGjsi, ze pres v5ecku naboznost sva-
tost svou aapomel pat6ho pfikazani Moi
zisova, zapom6l vyhrdzky Hospodinovy
zub "a zub oko "a oko, zapome vdetnosti,
liz nestastnG obGti sv6 "a lasku a sluzby
neocentcln6 povinnovan byl, &c kratce
zapomGl ma nabozenstvi lidskost -
zhfesil! Treba jest6 vymluvnGisiho, vice
porazeiiciho dilazu, &c Jest Itchy tlach
hlasajili knGzi ze k prayG mravnosti a
zivotu cnostnGmu Jest naboznost podmin-
kou nczbytnou1 Tfeba ieSt6 vymluynGj8i
ho dIkazu, ze mravnost mus odbudova-
ma byti nikoliv ma sypkGm zaklad6 nabo-
zenstyi ale na peynGm podkladt rozumu,
v6dy Il osyGty, htefizto GinitelovG samoe-
DIM 6lov6ka ma vysokJ pedestal lidskosti
vyntsti dovcdouA A 0 fyto tinitele opira
Sc nevGra.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-30

cele peynine europsk6 rozsfl, 10 ma
nelv6tsi zasluhu tato ropublika, kteraz ma
sklonku prvniho stoleti trvani svtho jako
bohyne svobody, majic po lovG pravG
stran6 oceany, a nofc patty sve krisnJ
golf mexicky We vsi vclebnost ce6mu
svetu mocnym pfkladem swift, hla. aic
Jtz pouhou existenci svou, &c svoboda lest
zlvotnim Dervcm, svGtlem tcplem, krat
&C nezbytnou podminkou hmotnGho j
mravniho prospivanl naroda. AmerikanG
m0hou ma poGatku roku 1876 baziti sc
tim drahocennym y6domim, ze stvofil
prvni e i k demokratickou ropubl
kn, kteraz stolcti stastnt pfetrvala a tplik
zlvotni silly jeyi, ze v6ky pfetrvati mdzc.
Name ma sklonku prvniho stoleti nasi re
publiky jen .iedinG, ovSem vclik6 pfani:
ably, az SO psati bude 1876, tedy "a sto
let, monarchicka Europa kralovskou koru
nu "a trygickou capku vym6nila a repu
olikou na@i sc pOscstfila.
Sava republice,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-30

NOvy York, - pros. Z Vidn6 Sc
sem telegrafuie. zo mas statni sekrctaf
Fish vsecky velmoci evropsk6 pozadal,
by SC vysloyily, ktcrak by pohlizely ma
zakroGeni Spoi. St. V zalezitosti kuban
ske. Vsochny vclmoci' daily uspokoiive
odpovtdt.
President zasIt kongrear iakrnile sc
seidc, zdczitosti kubanskG zyIa5tni po-
sclstvi, ntmz bude nayrhovati, ably Sp.
st. We prosptch miru ma Kub6 zakroGily.
Pakli kongress pro zakroccni Sc vyslovi
a Span6lsko prot tomu vzpirati Sc budc,
m1ze to snadno doiiti k pferuseni pfatel-
skych stykd mezi obtma vladami snad
III k yalce.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-30

Za minute diva dny nepfinesl nam tele-
graf zadn6 zvlast6 dilezit6 a pozoruhodn6
zprayy.
% velik6 bitv6 mezi Hercegovci a
Turky minuly ctvrtek boioyan6 nesd6luie
tclegraf mic blizsiho.
4 Washington Sc telegratuie, ze
ylada nase nestrpi, ably Sc ntktera moe
most evropska do kubanske zaIeztost
michala. SIP. St. budou ma piistG iedna
ii duchu Monroe ovy doktriny, ,ze A
merika patfi Amerikandm.'
- Pincov6 orleanSti nebudou kandido-
vati ami do senatu ami do nizsi snGmoyny.
Nejspisc sc yzdali nadtje, ze rodna je-
jich ntkdy ma trim traucouzsky Sc dosta-
ne Prcfekt3m odnima Sc pfijetim zvla-
stniho dodatku tiskov6mu zakonu moc,
zakazati rozprodei novin po ulicich.
v HutchinsonovGm uhlodole biz
Kingstonu, Pa. udal Sc vybuch. Til hor
nici zabiti ntkolik iinych poran6no.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-30
Move Zpravy.

liz minute diva dny nepfinesl nam tele-
raf zadnG zvlast6 dilezit6 a pozornhodnG
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-30

Slava republice,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-30
NabOzny vrah.
tcdc nabOXensyi l. IssravnOsti.

Asi 15 prosince bylo obyyatelstvo No
veho Yorku vydG3eno zprayou o nalezeni
divci mrtvoly blizc Jamaiky We vychodni
edsti m6sta. Mrtyola lezcla ma kukufic-
mem poll. Z polohy jeji, iakoz i z ran
doutnikafokym nozem il zasazenych bylo
patrno, ze tn spachana vrazda. Y mrtvo
le poznana ndsleduiiciho dne zidovska
divka, Sara Alexandrova. Vypatrano
20 t6hoz dne, co vrazda spachdna, ia
kasi zdovskd divka, nemaic niceho na
hlav6, jcla We voze poulicni drdhy pro-
stfedkujici dopravu osob mezi Broad
wayem a Vychodnim Novym Yorken;
tGmzc voze sed6l te2 mlady mtiz, kite
ry spolecnG divkou Howard Housu u
vozu vystoupil smerem k Jamajce Sc
dal. Vrazda stala SO nedGi.
Nasleduiciho dne pfineslo Sun zprd-
VII nalezen6 mrtvole divGi Il n6co nize
il ohlaseni zmizeni divky, jejiz popis sho
doval Sc ma vlas popisem mrtyoly. Te-
hoz vocera naystivil policejniho nacelni-
ka brooklynsk6ho starry polsky zid im6-
mem Isra Rubinstein, ptinasee sebou
Sun. Ia divka je Sara Aalexandrova.
els. 30 ulici ESSEX pravil dodal, ze
Il jeho rodiny, &. 50, V ulici Bayard
slouzila. Starry Rubinstcin jeyil phi tom
znacnou rozcilenost, coz pfim6lo policii,
ably ma n6m dale vyAvidala. lid netuSe
niceho vypravoval, ze jeho neistarsimu sy
mn Pesachu Nusinu Sc V noci ned6e
ma pond6li zdalo, &c divka Sara, k niz veil
kou naklonnost citil, jezto jej V nemoci ie
no po diva meslce velkou peGliyosti ose
tfovala, asi deset mil za mGstem Ma ku-
kuficovem poll byll zavrazdena. L, nto
sen, ktery Sc ma puntik vyplni, vzbudil
podezfeni policie. Ndkolik policejnich
ufcdnikd obcanskGm obleku poslano i
hned do bytu Rubinsteinovy rodiny. Pc :
sach Nusin ncnalezen donna, ale matka
jeho prom poslala. Ufednici zavedli rec
ma zavrazd6ni Sary AleXandrovt; hovor-
ma zidovka vypravovala jim na to velmi
obsirne syndv sen a mezi iinym udala,
ze Sara byla V nedGli as do hodin II
mich ze syn Pesach ihncd "a nj odesel II
teprv po 10. hodin6 domI Sc dostavl. o
nekolik minut pozdGii vratil sc syn. Byl
vclmi bledy jeyil rozGilenost. Urodnici
dali sc MIN do feci. On Jim popsal ze
yrubn6 podobu Sary Il vypravoval, jak
on divka ia nemoci ielIo peGoyala u ia.
kou naklonnos: k nj nabyl. Kdyz jei Il.
fednici pozadali, ably sci mimi do police
nj mornice (morgue) zbledl ma smrt, "a
cal Sc chviti jake osyka mumlal: Ne
ne, ia It'll nemohu, zastrel 81 pfi tom 0
81 rukama. Kone6n6 nechal 81 pfedce Fl
ci sci. Vyjev, jaky Sc ma to udal me
nici nclze popsati Pesach Nisns Rubin
, stein chv6l SO na celem t6le, kdyz jej po
, liceini ufednici vedli k mrtyole. Dlouh
tyrdosiin6 SO zdrahal popatfiti ma n
, kdyz SO poslez pfedce k tomu odhodlal
J ieden 1fednikd neoGekayan6 rousku
hlubokych dosud krvacejicich ran, jo
, mrtvola ma krku ma hlay6 mela, odhr
i nul, zavrayoral a sklesl ma st6nu; pfi tol
vycenil zuby, rty eho sebou kfecovi
i skubaly pfiserny usmev, "a neiz ovse
clovek ten nemohl, zohyzdil ieho tvaf.
: zdei Sc rty ieho pohybovaly. ialohy
0 modlil.
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.J. +. KNAPP'S
NOvy Obuvni kram,
go Woodland Ave.

Pobliz office konske drahy Kinsman.
Mole spojeni 8, vychodnimi fabrikan
ty dovoluje mi prodavati boty stfevics
levnsii 'riez line obchody meste. Jelikoz
len malou cinzi platim ysecku praci 81
konam, mohu vsecky, jenz mne yyhledaji
1plne uspokojiti.
Praci zakazkovon spravky delam do
bfe lacino. o-m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-02

The arrangement by which the mails are
now delivered I'm this city at 2. IS D. m daily
was a vast Improvement over the Old one
but there is still room for increased celebrity
In the service. Under the present arrange
ment Philadelphia der YES the full measure
OF benefit of the fast mail train leaving New
York at 40 a. m, while Baltimore and
Washington do not, as the following facts
will show. The limited, otherwise fast mail,
leaving New York in the morning reaches
Philadelphia at T:10 a m Here, OF course,
the Baltimore and Washington mails are
transferred to the Philadelphia, Whining.
foh and Baltimore road, but instead OF being
Immediately dispatched To their destination
are held over one hour and twenty minutes
when they are taken up by a local train
which proceeds leisurely along towards Bal
timore at the rate of twenty miles an hour,
making frequent stops, and arriving in the
city named at LIS D. m. The fast train be-
tween New York and Philadelphia runs at
the moderate rate OF 1855 miles per hour,
and If President Hinckly could take the
mails Immediately on their arrival in Phil
adelphia and carry them on a train going
at the same rate Of speed they could be
delivered in Baltimore at few minutes
past nine o'clock every morning and in this
city before noon daily. Even allowing the
detention OF nearly one hour and a half in
Philadelphia, If the train over the Philaiel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore road would
run al the rate of 1885 miles per hour Balti-
more would get her mails at a few minutes
past ten O'Clock, and Washington at or about
noon every day. II is asserted by Fost Office
officials that If the mails were taken by the
round about way to Harrisburg from Phila-
delphia they would reach Baltimore and
Washington almost as early as at present.
1t appears that 1t does not suit President
Hinckley's convenience to make other ar
rangements, and that under law he cannot
be compelled 10 do so. Presidents Scott and
Vanderbilt On being asked to put on the fast
mail train cheerfully complied, Commodore
Vanderbilt remarking that IL was a shame
that the government was being continually
outstripped by private enterprise, and say
ing that he for one was willing to try the ex-
pertinent. 1t is regarded as exceedingly
doubtful whether these fast trains will paw
the rroPrietors of the roads they run over
since but few passengers can be taken, ami
the government holds out no extra induce
ments In the way of compensation. Presi-
dents Scott and Vanderbilt, however. are
willing TO trust to Congress for a suitable
recognition OF their public spirit and enter
prise IL is pity that Mr.. Hinckley is not
fmbued with similar spirit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-02
DUFTuRE OR HERNI.-v

RufTuRE Oh HERNIA.-whstf st class New
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un n ! he'd eight, all good A. new. Frieni x itle-
MN heard me complan Of ihs.a, aud he @zii t~s
d ilars day could not hire Inn TO give mp Ram
bow. got it and 10th sides 4 nv rup ure closes
ND sound in two years IL. vi hsr, 39O 6ro,m
street. Henry GIiI nell, II Bbrd stree, says: i
hays paid go each tor iTus>es: Kai5b vs. is the
ly one benefits me. an Wv con- ace il siNr@
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superior 10 many points to any other > II had
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RAINBOW g. and IN two months was stronger aid
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NJ for iall and Winter. We have Just ~
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Noting the fact that on Monday next the
Anglo-American telegraph company will in
crease its rates from twenty-five cents TO one
dollar per word, the New York Herald peril
nently asks :-"Will it cost any more to cable
words next week than IL costs now? Will
labor be any dearer? Has anybody made a
terrible corner in the raw material of cleo
tricity? No. IL is the one word monopoly
that explains ii ALL Some days ago the d.
rect cable was In operation and the rate
went down TO twenty five cents. Now the
direct cable is crippled and the rate goes up
10 one dollar. This rich company put Its
rates down to crush competing line, and
now IL puts the rate up again TO make the
public pay for the operation" When the
direct cable Is repaired again, az IL will be
In q short time, the AngIo-American com
pany will OF course lower its rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-02

~HAMILTON BUILDING ASSsCIA.
The sr Str 1egSlnE m.HthIy meeting Of the HAM
ent of dues &c, will be held at the Board Trade
of
stock may be %a 4 ~ following places
Real Estate Broker.
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The "penine eers % BE- deyeped Sy Pro-
lessor BCsEY, on Diseases of Infancy and Child
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, MD,
Professor o. Principles and Practice of Medicine,
s..n.rat pathoiogy and Medical Ethics, and Pres
D., FL I. HOWARD. ND,
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JOHNSON ELIOT, MD.
Professor Of Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JAMES 4. MORGAN, MD,
Professor of Materia Medica and Thera peutics and
Medical J Jurisprudence.
SAMUEL q. BUsEY, MD,
Professor of Diseases of Infancy and Childhood.
J. HARRY THOMPsON, ND.
Professor Of Physiology and Diseases of Women.
ROBERT BEYBURN, MD,
Professor OF Principles Of Surgery and Microscopic
p BENZ; HEDRICK: NJ, Ph;D.,
WARWICK EVANS, MD,
Professor Of Anatomy.
p. J. MURPHY, MD,
Assistant to the'Chair Of PhJ siology.
GBARLHS Y. B0AbMAN, MD,
Demonstrators.
JOHN WALTER, NJ. D.,
Prosector to the Chair Of Anatomy.
Prosector to the Chair Of Surgery.
JOHNSON ELIOT, n; D., Dean,
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