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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
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The OF the Crescent City from Havana
has our thanks for his attentions
Da utc SS1S s for sa
viii repair ano proceed proceed To-Day 'S n "A'nA''' '''
Mo.s. Key West for New
s sR:
Is c ~. cD SsT As
Mystic, Conn; whence shs haired and nag on board AZ
ana others and a. nr g known there 10 buI small
amount OF Insurance upon her.
BRIG lea Walls from Cienuegos Portland. Vine
yard Haven FEB had heavy weather. anT shifted
80 il. % %
sos h " ssP' S.'s s e i
Bs.c HALcrox Br, before rsporssd sesadonsd a. sea-
Dan DUMB n nI and other a'' - ''''' -.1 -" -
ss"s with ss: and inf q S::: e
@ S s9a am
the the at h w n sSs 81
the q the ard badly The .s
s % O. .ns %
wrecksrs were ~ work on her on the suth
s s from New YORK
Ion 81 S. with her stern In and abandoned. BY
Memphis q BS:io1 n from Mvs.DSO
vessel The Ss,isa wa
sss has o. board MSS gallon. nspSsh: and sss DO
nned petroleum.
scnR MARY ANNA BELL colided with steamer Adelaide
of smiths Point. Chesapeake Bay. Jan q The schr
ward to the cathead besides being considerably injured
about the bends The damage IS estimated about $780,
and she Is now being repaired At Baltimore
from Se1ioif via False Cape Where sns was ashore
In tow Of two tugs The Scanmell was bound from
Or h.
scnR MARAcABo Of Portland, ashore at scituate,
MAINS with better prospects Of getting a6ost steam
pump to be sent dowr. when an effort will b made 70
tree her OF water.
scHR KEokux. Kelly, from St John NIB, TOR me West
Indies before reported ashore on Bobesr Isand)
total loss No Insurance on vessel Grew and cargo
saved.
scHR NARY wHsrcorr. before reported ashore at
Oregon Inlet, mas gone to piecea
PILor Boar GEO BLuNr No II, ashore 1t Jones' Bar.
IL, Is fast going TO pieces.
ALEXANDRIA Feb s-rhe schooner Triune. Captain
lowed up the river yesterday aiternSon. was cut
through had her seams opened by the Ice and had to
be sos On the hfr s u aSpgs s
morning to take OF the cargo Of the sunken vessel The
schooner Elizabeth with cargo OF wood tor Washing
Queen street dock Her captain went to Washington
during the OF her last night she sunk
having It supposed been cut through on her way up
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Feb 3-The fishing schr Annie e
Lane which went ashore at Little Good harbor beach
~ s sa aS
HALIFAX Ns. Feb 4-Capt Macaulay, of the schr On
taro ports that 20 he bark ashore the
east end OF Sable Island. The masts and yards were
standing the vessel apparently had been long
that position.
VESSELS soLp-At New York, BY auction, the hull Of
brig MatAno burnt In the lower bay sold at e66a and
issS now In DAMAGED condtcn' n1vnS b"SS III seH
lbion) 1t el3l0 both cash.
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SPOKEN.

Steamers vicksburg (Br from New Orleans for Liver.
pool, and San Antonio tBr from Galveston for do Jan
a. no LAT &c (by steamer AemphA 1t Boston from Lv.
Ship Memnou Baker, from Naxstlan Tor Liverpool
Dec a. lat 10 4 Ion "a ID
Brig Machiss bartlett from Cleufuegos for Portland.
Jan Il. lat rs 30 lon 81 ID
Schr Alice Boardman Boyd ~ days from Nob1le foe
Cape Hayu. Jan 20 lat u "a Ion 73 a.
schr W smith, Jan 81, no lat. &c.
Bark Alice (Br), Ai Baltimore from xacabl 70.
p0Is:-Dsc T. lat 81 = S. ion UsS y. sxcnsneed Sgnais
with English ship, showing dgnal Letters WREP,
from an trancisc9 for Liverpool; sn lat 30 80 g. lon
showing asns ssr: LHPv from DO Tor Cork iotS, ia
" u Ion ~ % ", exchanged signals with an American
iprnis lor LIvsrpoo! Nth isi Ion s. ps:.sa
sane day pssssd bark oIsnssioa tSra from Lvsrpooi
eams day. u fD lon g 2 ". epoke BARI Ocean Qs1
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ARRIVALS
RKPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AM
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH Line

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer schiller Ger. Thomas Hamburg Jan g. with
hsn afSuen
steamer Crescent City. Curtis Havana Jan 80. with
%:e Aod e Srr cSs co from
and kchmond wh mdse and passengers to the ola Do
with nMsa ssePs &C. clsds
~ sugar. nss o9Gar s % ansDn GO
sehr rrSs, King tod .a.ais sradiord Au1 Cages 20
Plat: sf Cobb P:n.sse:
assa WIN swim Sros vs::. e Van sl n
Bro j; bound to Boston o.. =.
aaya. with lumber 70 Aisop 1 Clark; vessel % Van
schr Posi- Boy. Robinson, brunswick. Ca 1dsya with
lumber TO Eppingsr. Russell Co; vasss 70 Buck
schr Nellie crowsl. crowell Charleston daya with
cotton &C, to oraera vessel to Evans, Bal Co
lumber 70 the New Haven sawmil Coi vssssi to Par.
sehr isaSc Keen. xeEsAsis. Norfolk. with corn to
Overton hawkina
The report pus:nsd IN ysssssday. edition that ssnr
Meamsr Achilles was an error Il was ths sOhr LissS
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND sOUrE.
steamer City OF Fttchbure Baer, New BEDFORD mr.
New York. win md.e and PASSENGER
ssSr Ssiiss S.ss smith. s.oy.asnss Tor s.w FORK
BOUND nAsr.
Steamer Eleanor. Johnson. New York for Portland
S nSsSs x:y u sSw T.. In
ssSr Mary Brewer Saunders. Port johnson for asss.
soar v . sswsa. Dill. New ysrk for provsasnes.
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Of water and prospects getting her OF are favor.
able A contract was awarded the Coast Wrecktng
Company this PM and they will discharge cargo omor
row Into lighters and forward II 10 New YorK
NxwroRr RI. Feb 1878
Block Island wrsckIng gangs succeeded at high water
this morning In hauling OF the three masted schooner
Laura Messer, OF Rockiand. from Boston TOR Balti-
more, which went ashore sandy Point. Block Island
Jan IL, and brought her this port. Beyond being
little chaed she in good condition. as tar AS can be
ascertained when she ashore. before she loads
however. her bottom w II he examined
The wind has blown gale all day, in CONSEQUENCE o.
which no vessel sailed Tonight there are upward or
hftv vessels In this harbor wndbound.
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ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. g. 1875.
Director General Gasnorn. IN mis- letter to the
Centennial Committee. further says:-"It Is esti.
mated that from 900 to 10, coo Nonresident CON-
missioners. exhibitors and employees Will require
lodging ior period OF seven months and that
there viii be an average OF 10000 visitors in
the city daily, for whom com iortaole, cheap and
convenient quarters must be provided. What
ability the existing holels IN the city nave Tor &C
eommodaiing SO great a number I am not ad-
vised, but as so mucn OF the success OF the
exhibition Will depend on the induce.
ments that may De offered to the puSiic
In this behalf J cannot too urgently
call the attention OF your committee and citizens
OF Philsdelpnia TO the importance OF considering
this subject without delay, with tue view OF
organizing . system OF hotel accommoda-
tions that will be Sufficient for ali reason.
able demands The oncial announcement that
ample provision under proper regulations has
been made VIII greatly increase interest In the
exhibition at nome aud abroad. Transportation
viii oe required for from 900 TO $1,000 persons
saily to AMI rom the PARK. and on extraordinary
occasions double these numbers may nave
De provided, AT me Paris Exhoi.
aumber reached l13,s23 IL Is reasonable 10 estl-
maze That the daily attendance At Paramount PARK
.o DC n a. s ,a, S901e; s%Sod DC emsm6srsd
by private and pubic conveyaDcss, between
the hours Of eiant A. N. and twelve n.
and return between 1ve and eight r. n.
Inc question OF Transportation for sucn great
numbers therefore becomes as dincuit AZ IT II es.
sentia- Tne attendance will largely depend on
faculties that wiii be offered Tor the comfort and
convenience OF visitors. Hence the Importance OF
. satisfactory solution CT THIS question. 10
the considerauon OF tbis question should he
includcd the condition OF Tue Approaches 10
TOE Park nom di1erent sections OF tue city, ana
also tue tari1 OF rates for carriages. nacks caos,
oninlouses and other pubic couveyances. wUtcn
should De regulated by law to prevent I'M
position. II apparent that tneae questions,
although local 10 tlelr Character, ars Of great
interest TO the general pubic aud are really the
most essential elements 70 tue success OF tue ex.
nlbifion. 10 ne proper provision Tor their reguar
uon Involved the reputation OF tue cry AUD
the good VIII or the pubic toward tue
enterprise. Tue Accommodation OF visitors with
out tue exhibition grounds does not properly
come within the duues vI tue National C0mmis.
sion. Inc Commission win, b0~ever, secure. a.
lar as possible, favorable tfanspor alton aciiises
ior exhibltors and visitors " the clty, out the
special arrangements Tor their entertainment
WINE 10 tie city should DC nade by tine citizens OF
Phlladelphla
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SAVANNAH RACES.
SAVANNAH, o., Eel

SAVANNAH, o., Feb. T. lsIA
re races which we're postponed from wedneS
oay TOOK pace to-day. The weather Was bitterly
cold snd rainy. out there was large attendance.
For the Ten Brock STAKES one mile. Tor three.
ysar.oids, volcano, Denver. Warfare and Bay Lane
starred. Volcano. the iavorite, won N l'eoHj
Denver second and warfare taird.
The race lor purse VI S3S5. two mile heats, was
won py Jim Hinton " Two straight neatss oeAlng
Van Huren. Time, 3:61k--3:59k.
Toe third race was tnilo oasn fof purse OIL
$50. MoIue Darling WAS the iavorits ~ large
cslda FIRST CpAuce, who sold lowest IN the poOis,
cnms IN nrst Rutlsdge second ADD Aolllc Darling
third. Time, isteh. The baeksss Of Nellie Darling
lost AsevlAgs
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OUR CABLE SKIPPING NEWS

AxTw1xS FEB t-Sailad, steamer Switzerland OslSh
Jackson. New York und passed Flushing stAPx.
CARDIFF. Feb t-Arnvsd. sehf Allis Burnham. Baxter,
Nantes
DEAL. Feb l-sarsd, bark siam Cnr,. xuir arou LON
DuxKIRk. Feb s-Arrtvsd. bark HARRISBURG. Hews.
Philadelphia.
Exxourn Feb 3sailsd brig Prospsrits 0sos. ysruld-
sen. United States.
oaAvxsxsD Feb 4-saiied. Charlotte. for Pensacola.
oxxoA-Arrived, bark Alaska. Perry. New York.
HAvRs, Feb 2-Arr,ved, bark Abbis OBJ, Cennil. New
York.
Arrived at a port in France Feb z ship Atlas Nes,
Noller. Mobile.
Tybee; Clara Killam (Br). sproul -; barks North
arm Chief (Br) Miller New York (afer putting baok
Modoc tBr), Marsh, Tybee; jayne, Hawkins, DO;
John Campbell (Br Hankinson. do; Bslios tNor),
Threlnan Pensacola; Palermo (Br). Wade Boston;
Ocean for Jensen Darien Sarah Mandsn (Bf, MINES,
Charleston. Some Of the above have been reported
sailed previously
Sailed 81. ship Marcia Day. Chase. United statss;
bsrks Conauestatore dtaD. Lauro, Baltimore; obdulia
N,p) Echevarra United States James Psaks OBJ. Ha.
ben. do Maud Helen BrA Dunn. do
Arrived eth ship Melpomsns (Brj, Christsnsen san
Francisco; barKs Florence Chapman DrA Tsrr New Or
leans; George 0Br), Grant Savannah.
LIssoS-saiisd. bark Marianne In porN saueos.
United states
NsvILLx. Feb l-Arrivsd. sssamsr xiyha CDrA Camp
bell. New York Tor glasgow
NEsGxA--6ated, barb scud. Wilson. United statss,
brig John n Kennedy, Hushss DO, schr " Wolf.
Crowsil. do.
MARsxILLHs-Sailsd. bark Giuseppe LAnaA Qtap.
ouasnino San francisco thas reported sailed from
Genoa Jan tor Now Orleans)
HASLEs-saiied. G Lauro, New FORK, u Angelic and
Lawrence. do. MonArca. do
Posr kArAL--Arrived brig Msnseu. Smith, New York.
QUEENSTOWN. FEB <-Asrivsd, ship Ada IfsdAls (nr).
Napton. san Francisco
sailed 81. barks zauras Ner), Aalholm crom rraiss)
New York; Louise dor,, Norch 0rom HUH, Pensacola,
both having repaired, brig Kusus tBN. chrissnssa.
Wilmington. NC
kio JAxsiKo Psb s-gaslsd. steamer ytAarisl tsrA
Pearson, Baltimore.
SHIELDS Feb t--sailsd, bark spirise AaS, ssaushsf.
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. FEB t-Arrivsd, stssmsr America CossD.
De Limon. New Fork tor BromsH
sailed Feb Giovannino. for san FYAneisso ~
sxysSA. Feb s-Arrlvsd prsvioaA brig hAdawsska.
Merritt New York.
TAsLs BAv-Arrived, "Floesncs. nom New York"
wAskavoHp FEB S-sailsd. bArhs Dsvsu DubrovAcki
(Aa0. Knsssvioh New YORK, Rodofe DAuovaro utalj,
Podesta. and FigIi Aocame dsau, Pionsa, de, Maria
Pace utsD Tesieri, do tafnr putting bAckh
Also saieo 3D. bafks Fortunate Padre dtab, osfAsnA
unitsd states, BAttagna ItaN. koeeasasnAsa. do.
Lospox. FEB 1.-THE Agra has arrived ~ psal badly
damaged having bsoa In collision with vssssi ~ ~
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FOREIGN PORTS.

rendon tBr Lavender. New YorKi wooioomooioo tar,
cAnpEs.G jan as--n port bark Alaska ,sr,. tor north
g. hamsres ds. ergt Josspb nows ,hr,, ksmn or
Nine 'sn and Adelin, Kcnsrdson tor north o. Has
kAohel HeIsey Anl ssoiI br Tor north q hattsrsa
dol Agnes Bacon Tor New York do ana others uno,
CIkrruRooA jap A~ArrIvaa. barks Jsnnie Armstrong
or Fsysy, 81 iaso i;ih. Jsssphins lSD. MesAs'AHd'
iosI4sp's IsAAsA xsv e-.ssiisa. sssp aslsa xosssA
ChAAA ezra
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Charles E. Burd 8. R. Wells. W. 8. Carpenter,
J. owen Rouse, Aaron J. Westervelt, J. d: Fisk,
Peter NJ. Wilson. Henry l. Watson, lie Wis Meals
Jonn v. TraphAQen. Gilbert Z. Jones ana A. 8.
Pratt II is understood that an opposition ticket
will be put IN circulation on the evening oil the
election
The meeting then adjourned.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

sauAx BsAcn, ~. Ysb T. ink
The vessel reported lsH night ashore two miles north
OF sauan Inlet 10 the barx Thos Fischer Psndletou
from Hamburg far New fork. with cargo Of 30 casss
French ssw 700 sacks naxsssd. 80 tons salt 100 bns
olive oil and the balance coal oil barrels. She struck
eta Pm yssts rday, wind southwss With rain, FOG and
heavy ss. rhe vessel 10 Aishuy damaged, and - uek
ax hsee LBohos Of wstef p6f koaf she sa ~ ~ et
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AN ERIE RAILWAY DEPOT BURNED.

nrs broke out yesterday morning IN the rail.
way depot ~ surerns from the explosion OF o Ter.
esene lamp All efforts TO extingulsn the DANES
we're futie, and the building was entrely con-
numed. The structure was Que OF the largest aud
uOst com modious VI the Erie stAtions Tue iurni-
fare ana baggage we're saved. Tue surrounding
pseDesu uas saved, NOS uasaoss great alnculty.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

xsrchauta shipping agents aud ship captains
informed that BY tslssrspninS 70 tbs HSaAso London
Bureau No Fleet street. the arrivals ct and depart.
ures from European portA and oshsr ports abroad Of
American and Gil foreign vessels tsadius with the
United stateA the will b sabsA " shs soxntev
tree Of charge and publshsd.
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THE CHARITY BALL.

CROWDED ArTENDANcE-A GREAT SUCCESS
CHARITY covRRETH MULTITUDE OF SINS
The attendance at the Charity Bali gwen last
niyht ~ the Academy OF Music was very large. IL
comprised the best people in New York. While 1t
aimed TO add 10 the monetary resources OF the
charity society in whose behalf the ball
was given II was instrumental IN bring
ing together vast circle VI people who
otherwise might not have met In years. The
display OF dresses was exceedingly imposing and
the dancing was very spirited. The following was
the prOpr mlne -
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SAILED.

rors AZ Trhas &c, Sy o. New vSrs hsvsnsi Aish.
T9n DanSSaro 81 Ds' Cora KaR0 e
or, nre men 0,Dsey CIT, ssnandsr. heDeoea Grew.
Mstanzas; schrs JORDAN Mott Jsemeli xiAatonomsh,
Aragoansi Emma l. rortsr. 81 domingo
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Sails. Destination- OF.
0Ece.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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NrIsCELLANEOUs.


4 ps0LUrg DIVORCES OBTAINED. FROM DIP.
"A fsrang StAtsS, lagtl evarywherst oesertion, 80,
sunosnt cnuSsj no papciy rsQuired 40 charge aniss
a"'''' '''" n MUSE, Attorney, loi broadway.
RsoIurr Dfvoacgs OBTAINED FROM couRTa
A OF dldarons 'tatesf legal everywhere no pualioty
syyassS FNkDkklUk l. KING,
counscllnr.atsLsw sM Broadway,
YTERALD ALMANAC. 1878
III NOW READY
The most popular and perfect work Of the Hind svei
puUiisnsd Now ready. I Election tstufns--FinAnola
n Political anu Government tauI
iics-ffssdsnt Uabinst Presidents from the rornA
don OF tns uovernmsn t--senatorx ana Members of
Fortv.thlrd and forty.fourth Congresses-Marinerr
nsiEs As sor Contents sss ADVERTISE
only E ssntt Nailed re and soid. svsrywAssA
, 1875-11-15
.,,,, f,et,rnstnrp, e. nsn In eortl, 1rG f1+ mna1;
catH r. III nllnttl lIursis,, ~, ltI wle.f 1S51J
fsa s'., A. % rs fur, IN bags asri 1tnn u. !.
a. ~ ~ aIurltlIck, .D3 rtsttn hides sud eHuifltas


EllltA1ns
,.tt, vcro du1l and lower 1t %Ko bid for Rail and
,.s,ti for ttean' 1ooln for ~heas 10 bahaao. Tue
al.a x,s chtcny for aenulers to tske whe.t At &c.
esas , II, 70 bu who,t t,k.u an +an bu corn,
~" t,1Iowjna yrsaea: 8tmrr java aud scota.
o. ~ .t g.: stH,r Vantlarhtlt. whot and corn
rsem rss,rch eu, ste barge Fnro:t Cy wheat on pri-
tt.IIt,u,s-alI 10 Buffalo. tn Clnad4-Iha schr J.
= wn1tr. corn III irIf 10 scf1ns
BUFFALO.
n, m, f2:h, The following eharters were reported:
-. c.,olrn, coal 10 Chicago. sc: atcana-baFEo
tp' Huron, coal anil powder to Marquette at
~ :. u ION OIL coal md $50 rcr ION POWDER and
an Lack 10 Gle, Gland al s22, per ton; eehr ..
,,sa,1. coal, Cleveland 10 Chicago. st.o0 per ton
'.ta, II, Kctb, 0 tons coal to UhIcaKo, 75c pcf
t' md pslnncs 1oa1Ing lntntos from, bly, Gisy to
tf30o per m scllr ThtH. rnrsona coal tn Dr.
Eet:s ;1 er I'm, and soa, nntfalo 70 potsoit.
chs ri, rcIr Thitc. cell 10 Chicago, TO per
br Starlight. coal. Cleveland to Gh1ragn 81 70 per
r. .,ir NJ D. Alien, Ia a.tirt coal 10 Ehicago ;bc
~ ntpn schr swallow takes aslt to clese]snd at 50
iabEl nrrro,-
rbt following charters wtre reported on tho l2th:
s,r u,rie Howard. wi,cht, Desrult TO Ohwe3o. 7c;
~. Eup,a L. coync, lumler Apens 10 Chicago,
.,n, m on rail-: ncllr rflrgie h Joncs, lumber, Al
r., 10 chitago, at s!.75 Ter IN IN rail-.
FREIGHT STATISTICS.
rn.,hs n.st ttu1e since tho olenluR of navigation
n .4ason owners Of sessels anil buats arc receiving
n,hIpa ke fair remuneration for their services.
-, nrcrs that were pld down to tho latet part Of
ntsr we're not sufficient, OH tic average, 10 defray
y. .n,rtnt expeusfs How low the rates have been
,saxu by tht fJluwng exfliht Of Average freights
;, ,bt.t en! corn from Clcego to Buffalo by lake,
s1tst sycr1Ge on tic Eamo tcreats from tuaalo to
s1 Yak II canal. during ,hu month Of October, In
atm rcxIb HAia3IA.
, 1875-11-15

Pa4surq !Itaieat and Surgical Rtnorftr.
c. E., aged 81. Hungarian propt!etor. has
and for the purpose Of suicide has often refused
all food 60 tlsI for twenty -sevon months at =
tina be had 10 be daily fed BY mesus OF ths
tube. OF late he has been moro inconHistep: In
and II others allowing himself to b. fed.
Un Ian. II. however, ho began again 10 ab-
aoluee)y retuso food. aud 10 continued. with tho
exception OF ono day. 10 The 2Ath. Hhen 1t was
resolved to feed him by tho tube Id Aoretofale,
but Ill ntIe.npts to pass this proved frultleaH,
such violent coughing aud irritation did IL cause.
Even when tho tuba waa got into tue stomach.
tAs u!d injected WAS !EnasaA!ateiy expelled AGAIN
by its side; 10 that tho whole procedure, lu-
ducing 70 much SUFFERING proved useless.
aoy food. with tho exception OF some soup once,
It Vas determined 10 try the subcutanaous In
lection. uudor tile lope that sls8ht quantity OF
nutrlment might bo 10 supplied, 10 ~ to wArd
OF danger to life. and exert favorable impro4-
zion on the 11tlont when 10 found his resiaisnce
unayalting. Oli,a oil wAs tue substance in
jccttd, tho syringo employed holding fifteen
cubic ceutln,s crs, To ths syringe Wa A.
tho canula OF IA ordinary snbcutAneous syringe,
10 That the movements OF Tbs patient did not is-
range tho worklng of the sppAfstns.
Que or two syr'ugefuls wore injected daily;
therefore, iiftcen to thirty cubic oeptiLnetesa Of
oil. Al first each Syringsfal WAS thrown into
hys apertufos but afterwards into tlres Or
oysn onsy two. Iho oil passed.. drop BY drop
out Of the caHu!a, 10 that 1t nrst ~ hour, aud
aftesa sEdA half Al hour, wss occupied 10 tue
s1nrtylpH Of each syringe. THIS SLOW procedure
rendered tue injection painless, aud proYeuted
reaction. which, ~ we'll ~ pa4n. was causra
whou the injection was mado too Eanidiy, or too
mucll fluid thrown insu one spot. Most of tue
ipjocllons were mahs tn the foot, anu others III
the sides. 6oms effect MAS produced upon the
patients n,olsl condition, 70 that 10 l,A.talIs
abandoned lis opposition to food.
Thua du1lu8 th,ssy-nine days, 10 conpletsy
s&stsd during nina. AZ voluntarily during ion.
and vas supported BY. the injections during tho
, 1875-11-15
D. u. MAxsoa. Secretary.

Tho opposition to rigid ciene communion seems
to bs Rklntug ground among tha Daptists or New
England and tho D3sson correspondent of tho
Erdnqeitst this week deelarea that Dr. i'entecost.
in hts plea for communion with members OF
Evangelical churches, ~ In entire sREaement
with tho feeling aud practice Of baptist mio1s-
tsIs generally 10 Boston and throughout New
uol, ia all cAses, make baptism = prerequisite to
admlsston 10 tho communion table, They do not
think It tudicious to ANNOUNCE thls u rule, snd
20 TO mako war upon their standards but in
thetr private aud quiet usage on COMMUNION oc-
cAaaons. Baptist ministers sss, With fsW excsp-
sion, lass nAzrow. and mors free aud brothe'j
md Christian, than thsk printed rules al!oY
, 1875-11-15
LAKE MICHIGAN.
CHICAGO.

II tsfce norihesat wind which prevailed during
y,1 nd Saturday has donn no damage on this tsle
Il Ia ats ~ tar u heard from. II had. however.
IL eject Of bringing In one Of the targest
,sl Of hs teason, about t2o vessels arriving during
h.rsdaJ aoae... Tha stmr Corona, Of Goodrich's
Tx, xaeb has been running between this city and
k ja.rh bis bceu Withdrawn for this season. tho
htses 10 md from that point proving no 1ougcr
,ss..ss.As. ...Tha tug Hewitt, whtlo tytAg d!
rs l1inos Central Slip stink In Is feot Of watcr. 1t
t...4 that tho accident was duo to tho engIneerA
a,elatas, be having left open the atopcock Of the
trtaa 1ile.... The tng " H. Ewing broke her steer
hfstpantas Saturday, aud 1t vl take = day or two
I, hfe kcf repaired nHnin. The tug Hebel was alao
,sny rapacitated, but viii 10 out agatn to-tlay.
n,ci,tav. Ito isas been thoroughly rsraied " tho
tsi.s.'y The ve.seI. heretofore tie .p By Dep-
p1rtat ct taxes. Saturday ho tied up the skytask
u My; tho latter, however, forked ovsr the neel-
ri ID hs evening ahd was released. ~, Tho schr
t,etos1 With from Chicago for rrcscatt struck
..xt Iaur.d'y morning willis going into Port Col
ssss ind commenced 10 leak badly. 6ha wettci
Ess!a 10 bu Of her cargo,
, 1875-11-15


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