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PROCEEDINGS OF SOCIETIES.

CHICAGO; ACADEMY OF SCIENCES: Nov. g.
committee was appointed to draft sketch OF the life
Of Prof j. A. Larham
PHILADELPHIA: INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
FOR THE PROJECTION or CANE AND FISH: Nov TO-
The Executive Committee Of this Association met, ana
standing committees appointed on nonehchture IN
geographical distribution OF Species on hapS VI speces
and on law.
ANN ARBoR, Mich. SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION
Oct 3OA paper was read nv Dr. Cocker on the Nature
of Life committee was appointed to arrange for
course of popular scientific lectures and 4 was an
nounced that Dr. Watson had sgnned his Willingness to
open the course with one on the Transit of Venus
SAN DIEGO, CAL: SOCIETY OF NATURAL
SCIENCES Nov. 2-The first anniversary of the estab
nshment OF the Society was held aud address was
gwen by the Rev. stephen Bowers on the Mound Buiu
Nov 5-Annual meeting for the election Of officers
6. W. arues chosen President and h. W. Hendricks
Corresponding secretary.
SAN FRANCIsCo: CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF
SCIENCES: Nov. IA donation was made by Dr. Bureigh
of series of seals lions, and waruses from Alaska
Mr. Fho member OF the French Transit of Venus party
read a paper Mammiiers in Lime Deposits DIT Parry
made a communication on the Botany and Horticulture
of California in which he urged the propTiey OF the
establishment in San Francisco Of botanic garden, TO
be devoted especially TO the representation OF American
species. DIR. Gibbons made some REMARKS upon tne
sp.ing in California and the Pccuares OF the
Climate, stating that this commenced the present year
apparently for the nrst time III 20 years. peoIe 'io
middle of November
SAN Francisco: MICROsCoPICAL SOCIETY
Oct THE principal subject of discussion during the
meeting was the Spread OF the Pbyloxera In the Cali
fornia vineyards which said to be OF alarming i'm
portance DR.. Blake spoke OF the remedies that had
been brought forward before the Academy Of Sciences IN
Paris and expressed the belief that by encirelng the
bases of the vine stocks By piece Of thin mus
lin in the form of arVnud the stcTn, few inches
above the ground, and covering the lower border OF
with earth OF fine sand insects would he prevented
from ling no to deposit their The discoveries
OF Prof Riley 60 the winged condition OF the females
however. show that this must be unavalllns.
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
LETTERS AND SOCIAL AIMS.


New Volume Of Essays. BY Ralph waldo Emerson VOL
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CONTENTS: Poetry and Imaeinaiion-Soeial AiInsIEio-
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Progress OF Cuurerersan posry-insp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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CT. NICHOLAS AND THE HOLIDAYS.
Something Of Interest to
Dnuc Avn CIDIC

Something Of Interest to
BOYS AND GIRLS.
How shall describe ST NICHOLAS Editors ana cr'''
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seven and adds at is an institution OF
Young and Old America is proud a. England o
Punch" Such a number seen before IS the
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So many authors and contributed to 1t dehes
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There frontispece "sT CHRISTOPHER withits beauir
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
YEw.YoRK, Tuesday, Dec. IA, 1878.


The business to-day at Arch. Johnst0n's mart.
Thirteenthst., between Universityplaee and Ffhaye
was particularly good, and the large attendance added
not little to the interest OF the sale. The livery stables
have OF late contributed largely TO the auction martets
and the III wind which blows from the carries 10 tho
other the good or increase OF business In To-
day was the large six-se family sleigh. built 10 order
for Dr. Hembod. IL purchased by Cornelius Roo~e
Welt for S206. The bay Henrietta upon the cala
logue was disposed OF az private sale for $500.
ltolo, al her rice
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'EN0 ARCHlTECTS.-THE FRASER lNSiI..
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THE COMPREHENSIVE of j. =. EEiREE q
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oHer or "a E the good viii, sOck and Ntnr o san enh-
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n CO. Eeilre's Mills, p. q. PHI stelphia, Penn -
" W. JOHS u VERliEI. ". G.. JUSTICE.
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The necessity for sevcrer laws AGAINST the

The necessity for severer laws against the
crime of burglary is argued at length, and
very ably, by correspondent elsewhere in
TO days paper. II 10 a satisfaction to THE
STAR 10 know that the course 10 has taken
on this vital question meets the approval of
all good citizens. and especially that of MEM
Iers Of the bar and those charged with the
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But this was to have been expected, since
tie welfare OF society, the protection Of prop
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Te are correctly informed, the statutes and
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Than IN almost any other part of the coun-
Try. and where, unless steruer laws are soon
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tLexoTGbie enforcement; and the sooner pub
lie sentiment is educated up 20 demanding
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movement intended for the benefit Of the
general public.
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There i ray Of hope for tee public in the
dispatch which came yesterday saying that
the proposed consolidation of the Western
Union and Atlantic & Pacific telegraph
lines, or rather the absorption OF the latter
by the former, has not been perfected, aud
that negotiations to that end have been
abandoned. Now, IL the newly projected
California company has not been swamped
by the panic In that state, AMI will Join it's
forces to those Of the Atlantic X Pacific lines,
there is a prospect that the public VIII again
be furnished with first class Geographic ser
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reasonable rates. Neither OF these can ever
be had while the whole telegraph facilities
OF the country are controlled BY a single cor
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one Of the questions just now agitating the
public mind OF New York is whether or not
pie and peanut stands shall he allowed in
the new post Office building in that city. The
chap who has already opened his shop there,
by the authority OF the Secretary of the
Treasury. a. he says, Is OF course in favor OF
liberal policy In this respect. but all the
other eating stand Keepers in the city, vino
may be classed as outs, take the opposite
view; and this view is also that taken by the
general public, or at least that portion of il
that is supposed 10 be IN favor OF the sseternal
fitness of things" These New Workers are
too particular. II the general government
permits the corridors and Hobbies OF its
national capitol building To be encurnberci
with rickety stands for the sale of all sorts
of cheap gim-crackery, we don't see why
two or three favored fellows may not be
allowed 10 pick up fortune in the same
way, free of rent, light or fuel expense, in
the lobby Of mere post-office building If
not, why lot?
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The dogs in Virginia continue To fare
sumptuOusiy every day, their diet consist
ing of tender lamb and choice fat mutton ~,
r'dtuTei. The Virginia papers think the mum
Der OF dogs ought to he curtailed, but some
way or other the NirgiHians cling lovingly
TO the brutes, notwithstanding their depre-
cations On the sheep foil. Some time ago In
one OF the counties OF TIA: state where the
people had suffered severely from the doss il
was proposed 10 impose heavy tax on
them. with the view OF reducing their mum
Der, but, strange 10 say, the people voted tue
proposition down.
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COAL AND WOOD.

(NCAL: COAL. COAL.
WOOD! WOOD.
Am now receiving all sizes OF the best grades
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and Sd northeast.
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In refreshing contrast with the fiery invec-
tive of Bob TOOmbs, ID. Fl. Hin, and Others of
the south, were the utterances of Senator
COckefil, Of 81 issOuri, himselfa confederate
soldier, al the Caldwell, Ohio. reunion the
other day. He said he believed tina. II IL
could have been so arranged, orr private
soldiers q; both armies could have settled
our late troubles amicabIy SIX months after
the war closed. He further said that lIa
south had few men OF a class which he SUD-
posed existed in the north, who were like
what the brave Muliigan said Of his troops
'inyincihle in peace ana invisible in war.
and hoped the good people or tna south would
not be held responsible for the idle baBDliuz
of these doughty warriors.
The Sultan calls on the KheGive OF Fgv,,;
% help him put down the rebellion. ami
hOUid the latter, as he probably will com
Tiy with the request for troops, IN. Amerl-
IN and European officers, Of which ne has a
rye number holding important com manis,
Il De placed in "A very ugly position. They
y not only have some hard fighting 10 10,
they viii be compelled To aid semi-bar-
-ianS IL sUppreSsing Chris .ianS. The New
x HCrid very properly says thai 'the
ctacle OF American sOiilerS engaged in
ding an army 20 destrOy men struggling
Ce free from an eIete eastern deSpoiisru.
.CUld L. "a strange one" These officers
nave Lot even the alternative of resigning
'-eir commissions, for, should they DO so,
lie khedIve would doubtless put every mo
Tiers sou OF them to the sword; and besides
were they permitted % do 50 the act in view
OF their being called into active service,
would look Ike a cOwsrily one.
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1t does begin TO look at last as if the rights
of pedestrians on our streets are 10 have
legal recognition. Heretofore drivers have
had ii all their own way, and hardly a day
passes that some one is not seriously injured
by being run over. To-day, in the Police
Court, Judge Mills imposed fine of so or
sixty days Imprisonment on one of these
JehUs, ard row if some victim will only it,
stitute civil suit for damages in such a
case, drivers will begin TO have 2 realizing
sense OF their obligations and learn that giey
too must sometimes s'get out OF the way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03
GAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

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seGed and split; all kept under cover
Having the control OF several brands Of In portAc
aud Domestic CEMENT6 and CALCINED FLAG
kRS, and handling yearly many millions OF BAN
COB LATH6, am In condition 20 All orders Of any
character in my line with dispatch and ndeiity q
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