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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10
The Beecher Case 80 PrOceed-Rep0rt
that Plymouth Church will Pay
the Expenses of Trial.

NEW YORK, March 6th.-As the sick
Juror has recovered, the Beecher trial
is expected to proceed Monday. Beech
er's friends say that if any accident
should occur to one or more of the
jurors, he will urge going on with the
remainder. There is no mistaking the
fact that the prosecution has dlsap-
pointed its sympathizers by the policy
of redirect evidence, and the friends OF
the defence are in excellent spirits be-
cause of the conviction that they can
thoroughly destroy the credibility of
the prosecutions witnesses. Richards,
Mrs. Tilton's brother, openly declares
that what made him so swift in sus-
pecting something improper in his
meeting his sister and Beecher on the
occasion testified to, was the scandals
which he had heard while in Bowen's
employ, the rebuttal and retraction of
which he was not then aware Of 1t is
known that plaintiffs reason for fail
ing to call Carpenter as witness was
that on being closely questioned it was
found he could not swear positively
that Beecher had confessed to him any
offence with Mrs. Tilton, while cross
examination would have forced him to
swear that Beecher denied having
committed any offence whatever.
Beecher will not call Bowen, in whom
his counsel have no confidence, but
Bowen expects to get chance to pay
off Tracy's attack by being called in
by Tilton to testify in rebuttal should
Beecher testify to anything with re-
gard to Bowen's relation to the case.
There is a rumor that Plymouth
Church has subscribed $4,000 to de-
fray the expenses of the trial. The
rqmor goes far into details and relates
the action of Bowen, wilo entered a
hearty protest against the appropria-
ton, and utterly refused to be a party
to it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

REMovAL-Office of Phoenix Insurance Co.,
of Hartford; Home Insurance Co., CT New
York, and London Assurance Corporation, re-
moved to New Postoffice building, Spring ST..
Los Angeles. CHAS. X. JOHNSON,
mrs Agent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

as-The principal organs of sense are con-
centrated to the face. IL is therefore worthy
of beiug crowned by all Gentlemen, with one
of the superior hats which can be had at Des-
mond's, Main Street. mari.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

Insurance Agency-Commercial of Califor-
ifornia, Fire and Marine, assets 5000 Cali
fornia Insurance Co., assets $780, 600; Fire As
sociation of Philadelphia, Incorporated 1870,
assets S6,000,O0o. These companies transact
their business at the lowest paying rates,
charging for each risk accordingto the hazard
assumed, without reference to any Insurance
combination or arbitrary triffs. All losses
promptly adjusted and paid. ~ -
B. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
Office ofG., N. & 7. $. 8. Co.,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

Now is the time to lay in a good
supply of goods. The Bazaar, corner
Main and Requena streets, offers ex-
ira inducements. Give them a
call. f20:1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10
Still of Louisiana.

WASHINGTON, March Sth.-Repre-
sentative Wheeler received this morn
ing from New Orleans his article of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

Have you been to the new furniture
store of Johannsen 4 Grossen, in Du-
communs new building on Main
street, corner Commercial?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

The new furniture store in Ducom-
NUNS new building is now open;
Main street, corner Commercial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

G.. w. Morgan offers one of the best
residence lots on the hills at a very
low figure. mr5:tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

Zero prices at the Bazaar for dry
goods, clothing, etc., for thirty days
only. Give them call and save
money. - x - f20:1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

INSURANCE AGENCY - Once, Commercial
street, (Ducommun's new buildingl, Northern
Assurance Co of London and Aberdeen, cap
ital. Sl0,OoQ0O0; Hartford. of Hartford, assets,
ital, SlS,OOO0 900; Union Mutual Life Insurance
Co., assets, $S,U00,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

r. s. WALKER, Bill Poster and Distributor.
Headquarters at Star office. Orders left at
any.of the other newspaper offices in the city
will be promptly attended to. janltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

To THE LADIES'. iou can nave Brosse
DRESS Chart with full instructions for cut
ting and fitting all outside garments, for
So co. at M. G. BAKERS, sole Agency. sfeb9tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10
stockholders Meeting. !.

FTNHE Annual Meeting of the stockholders
Il ofthe Los Angeles City and County Print
ing and Publishing Company for the election
of Directors, will be held at the HERALD Print
ing office, city of Los Angeles on the 18th day
of March, 1875, at 10 o'clock A. M.
sE43 GEORGE @. GIBBS,
ISAAC w. LORD, all President
Secretary OF the Los Angeles City
and County Printing and Publishing
f28td Company.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

For Ladies and Families, the st. Charles
Restaurant Is the incest place in the city.
smar2-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10
Probate Notice.

TN the matter ofthe estate of Henry Schmidt
Il deceased. .--Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned executor of the last will and tes-
lament OF said Henry Schmidt, deceased, to
againstsa deceased to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers, within four months
Irom the first publication OF this notice, TO the
undersigned at the office OF George G. Gibbs,
Attorney, No. IL Spring street, Los Angeles
City. i. r. MCCOM&S
Los Angeles, Cal. Feb. 10, 1876. I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10
JoHN CARLJN, Agent,

Liverpool, London 4 Globe Insurcnce Co.
assets s23. 900 ,000: North British y Mercantile
Insurance Co., capital, Sl0,000,O00; Fireman's
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

G. w. Morgan offers l60 acres of
good land, capable of being irrigated
from artesian wells. Price low.
mr5:tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

Applications received for the insurance of
all kinds of property, and policies issued di-
rect. fe7u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10

Garden, Grass and Tree seeds for sale ehear
at 8. HEIiLMAN'S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-10
Caucases of Republican and Demo-
cratic Senators.

w WASHlNGION, March OtQ.-Ine lie
publican caucus, after nearly three
hours discussion, decided that the
Senate shall take action in the follow
ing order upon the resolutions submit
ted: 1st, upon the resolution declaring
Pinchbeck entitled to a seat in the
Senate; I'd, upon the resolution de-
claring the kellogg administration
the legal government in Louisiana.
Some Senators wanted the order of
consideration reversed. Logan, Howe,
Frelinghuysen, Morrill, of Maine, Sar-
gent and Spencer were appointed
committee to revise the standing
committees. Stevenson, Bogy, Salus-
bury, Davis and White were APP
pointed by the Democratic caucus to
confer with the Republican Commit
tee as to the representation of the
minority, with instructions to inform
the Republicans that the Democrats
are entitled to and expect to have, in
view of their increased numbers, an
increased representation in the COM
mittees-say at least two on commit
tees of seven members, and three on
committees of nine; also, that the
minority should be accorded the
craftsmanship and control of one other
committee, besides that on Private
Land Claims, which they have hereto
fore held. The Democratic caucus
being called for the purpose of organi-
cation, did not discuss any political
question. The Republican caucus,
beyond determining the order of busi-
ness, took no action binding members
with regard to the final disposition of
the Louisiana question.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-01-14

From al, other sources -. 6,720 81 |
The disbursements were MADE ior tue ioi-
owing general purposes
For legislative, executive and COCOON
judicial expenditures. -. -; 1915 %
For support of State Normal
Schools. Insane Asylum, Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Institute,
State Prison, Reform School,
and Soldiers Orphans. 49,. 2Sl,o2o ~
For erecting, repairing and FUR 200 ooo ~
nishing public buildings -. loo,o9S 10
For payment OF appo1tlonment
of c,rrent school fund. ...... 1874 ,654 10
Exnenses ut State University . 10000 90
paIf1naJ1t of interest on loans 81 ,255 90
Public printing ...... -. $500 Oh
d,vnas' 1890 168,757 Al
Miscellaneous expenses ~ 97,O73 10
Total $3.50. 500. 81, l48,o5O SIS
Balance in treasury November
80, 1874. ....e loo,ioo 81
10 the credit of the following funds:
Permanent school fund 6,646 81
Permanent university fund. -. $50 "A
Current school fund ...... l2,1S5 o.
Current university fund. 2,a1S SO
General revenue fund -. ~, 4lo o2
Interest fund ...... 4o,SoU 70
SINKING tnnd $3.50 %
State Institution fund $500. 6o,6!6 II
Internal improvement fund -. lo,1os 10
Internal Improvement land fund 1876 a
Interest on B. R. Bonds iund... 1877 81
Inehriate asylum f,lnd 754 80
Total 1873, $50 81
The recognized bonded indebtedness OF
the State at the commencement Of the year,
was $3.50. 0OO-consissing of the following
bonds:
Loan of July, 1867, for building -
State Institutions ......< loo,U)o w
Loan of July, 1863 for building o 600 10
State Institutions -. lo,ooo w
Lean OF July, 1869, for building -
State Institutions ...... ...... oo,ooo w
Loan OF 1878, tor building -
State Institutions ...... 2io,Uo w
Total 460, 600 w
To this has been added the balance OF the
loan of 1878, $4,000; making total Oh
recognized bonded Indebtedness OF s4oo, OOo
The Auditor CONNIE ends the tax la" winch
was passed by the last Legislature, and state
that bill will be presented tor your consld-
Grafton, containing provisions which nave
been found necessary to its efficient opera
ton. -
The Treasury has been conducted witt
that skill and integrity by which the al
ADMINISTRATION OF the present Treasurer ha
, restored confidence in that department o
J the State government. Its history tor tn
east wear is summarized in the following
RES AND BALANCES IN THE TREASURY FRO,
ro rnvEuprp 20 JAI4
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-01-14
Annual Message
Gov. Cushman K. Davis
Delivered Before the MlnnesotA
Legislature At II A. NJ. JAM
uary Sth. 1875.

Gentlemen Of the Senate and House U hepee-
SentQtlUeS:
The wear inst ended has been one OF gen
eraI prosperity to our people. The financial
enbarrassmeIts which have suspended the
Industries OF other States have affected our
own but little The laborers have had en-
nloyment. failures have been iDtrequent
and our me'chants are IN excellent credit;
The farmers have, as general rule, secured
abundant arops. They are out OF debt ana
low hold unsold the surplus of last year.
FOR such blessings as these it becomes US to
return thinks to the Author of all blessings,
not only ny the utterance Of formal phrases,
but Witha devOut sense of our dependence
on His rercleS.
The rport of the State Auditor presents
detailed statement OF the financial transac-
tons O the State and the present condition
Of the various funds, from which has been
condeised the following statement OF
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS:
TotaIreceipts during the fiscal
yeaending November 50, 1874 81 ,33l ,2io 81
ToA disbursements. ...... l,l4o,oo9 30
Ieainr general balance Of. s. 1873, $50 81
The receipts came from the following gen.
ers sources:
Balance in treasury Dec. /, 1878, 2l8,398 35
From tax duplicates. 90, lo4 W
Of taxation ...... ...... ...... 1ee,eo7 oa
leu OF Of taxation. ...... 49,. 25,5o5 &C.
From insurance companies IN
fees ...... ~. ............. 4,345 Sc
Income from permanent school
Fund .......... ....=......... 1896 "a
Income from permanent unlyer-
sily fund 49,. $50. ..... ll,52 8;
rras Sou w.. ...... -. es,es7 o.
FROM sale OF timber on school
lands -. ............ o3,42s 8;
From sale of university lands. . 4,457 81
Prom sale OF timber on univer-
sity lands .............. 6,6ls o
From sale OF internal improve
ment lands -. ........ $500. IL q
from Mila lGpa lo' ee''io = p 10000 o.
RECAPITULATIoN of RECEIPTS, EXPENDlT'
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-01-14

DECEMBER /, 1873, TO NOVEMBER 80 1874.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-01-14

The Historical. Society is commended r.
your liberal consideration. Il i nCv n the
, 1875-12-04

SNAHG'C]1aRE1!fSa IN tNpfh. .-..
The 1ildooa celebrate 1nnAy rol!EtolA fetea in
tbo course Ut tho year, and ono OF tie sthnEest
is tho Festival OF tho Sorpon.n. On tia day set
apart for its ceremonies. scHesaily il July or
August, whon tho cobfa Iii capsia, tho tlcadl,es.
Bnako In India, ii most dangerous, tho s!loe:H
leading to tue temples aro thronged With poaplo
drcescd ia holiday attire. and carrying cakes,
toya aud statucttes oF tho gous to prrHout al 4
yot.yc Offering to KriHhna. Tlo day is tho an
n,yossary Of .i4st dn whic!. Krisl,na killed. tho
graut serpent 1]indrabuul, which was doso!atins
tho bauks Of tho Gsuuo, honcc 1t is chosen NJ
especially appropriate lar tho propslatory scsr-
iccs OF tho people. wha imploro, ID they deposit
their gifts before tho deity, preservation from
tho reptiles ttat lurk in oyo.y taugto aud aocret
place In India.
Long rroccssions OF wosncn. t1rapod in tLcir
flowing rdbos and yeits, travorso the Streets
chanting hymns aud bearing offerings Of sugar
and ricos GtoupH uf pafauquina. tlliod with Hsah-
mlu ladles. nosting banners, blowing trutnpets,
aud blazing torches, are soen III avery direction.
atdIng to the br1lliaucJ aud confusion Of tho
spectaels.
THIS important ceremony Of tho day takcs
place il All opon nsluare, whittier aro brought by
ssrpeut. .charncrh huudgeas Of cobraa to bc fed
HHA w" sAS . A''e' ~ "A'1A '"'! ~Ao 'otJ 'eA@'
pjoua 1Iiud3os briug tho liquid i'll bow!B, sud
tl1e rharmars carry tic sorDoptv in baskots bo-
to.,. ,,,o,,, y.,,, -. t,o., nv, r,,so.4 ~, ~.
loto ea'm' a. eoo" ~ so1oo n'' "Asee w. ~ sae
ground shey pIahRo theif heaas III tao po"!s
and re,nain motlonless whllo they driuh tho
rrateful i1ufl. Alter each hta p,Esed the limit
~ i,1,Iro,,co IL I. i.lcn .w,y n mn}. roo,r
- .1''', 'o4
tos auptntF' tn" Illus tno 'e@ss 6oes VI
throughout the cntffo day. iao cob
raa aro freeiy handled by tho clarsners, who
s,,o,y IN fear at the ,auo NJ t,ta ren,I,os vhen
,ne,, ~ ,n.,o ~ ,a.,n III. h,xv, i,ofo,, ,toi.
sAo' @'o u@A. ~ 'va'e ~" 'uo oo"' oo4o'o s"'.a
appeste u tstea. Ihe angry creatures stretch
up t4c!f neatla asl1 s"ell eus tneir hoous ~
taesr fury bue tho eilAttnes y ptoot against their
venom. nhd mas no aiea" III sheir temper.
:, W the ey'nlhg ~ tno iosslsai Tue houses arc
illuminated. tofchllglt uFoccss'onb march Aoug
III llnes Of Light SUD tha IN OF cyinbAls. tosn-
tolns' anti nautooya rosounus on efcfy alua.
Ihe rons'!ea whlsa the sefrsnt-ci4afmeso carry
apoa. WITH thom atla eao N tnsff lanaiueFaoie
ttscks sro hasn1losa haVsnS haa tls iahsa e.
uaeteu, set t!lo moat Satohloaa sneKeh hfo ilah-
nlan w tnose men "i1G Antesn9 1cAf1essneee
aottefltY: ~. Aousso!st tesctibes III uis travols
unu ~ =" AataFe lhula guar nollalHAhcs 10
onsa Witnessed. MOI t'l''l'ie cobra ~ tns cpl
!scson or esnpe of cha:meFh WIZ @ y.stea h's
, 1875-12-04
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From reorasnt gentleman and rda1snt Of Ctb0iahaE
u the past tvsu Jekrs wall taonn to the nsNspep@
publisher th1ouR bout tbs unltsd htxtus..
shW YnKA, Oct. Il, 1atu
Dh. HApWAx-DEAA Btn: am inuurrd ~ teass q
wo,kiaE y xo,.s nst!ss ~ myae!f Eur so7s,:l Issn
urinary urkt- which tHots nnnht ago cunllaAna
IN 81 terribly atcoing l.saass. which tha physei@
Ill sl!d MAs stfistuse the ur<hA ~ A1n
nauus.ioa Vi tAs kidneys aud bladder and ga,o =:
arls opHton tl4t ny aIsi3 {ssts-w9aEd ptusssi mi
phyiesa. INT BAD tshea iasfs easatT o. msd m Is.
mad read astonishing euru. Flag hosu .tde y 5os
tsmrdtcs and four tnonths A8o Rad notica " ~
eostsd per.on .ho lAd long bse9 sufnrnE - an
G.en hs It az s ts "a q
t1d taknE item, IN tiree daJs Naa graz
"~ ~" q. ". JAMES. ClacanoatI O
, 1875-12-04
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urn,sJ and Womb D:aea1r.. t'ravs Dlaaste.. D'osE
ktop&Hs Of water tho fnat'ce Ut us!1s. ttxha ais"
ca.e olia and in iii casbs w..crs bHek-
dst asoo. o. o xsns + tnss ei"nay mTsd Id fs IL
Xix. thurs n nurtIt. dark, hous appatsno go
wh1ta bono dust hoposits. and when therp ntckan
Of tho back and aloux tho fulns.
Tunor Of Tsvelyc YcnrA' Growth Cured "
RAdsYay's itcsoITcnt.
HEvERL1, Masa:. Juts !4 ~;
pn. NApr7Ax; 1Ax4a lAd tAh susnuf in H., pfass
ar tewast AL te doctorb sAd "th0t1 W. a. hslp st
tt.h ttriel atsI hing tlat reconMcnd1a nnt a1af
iag holtA ~ 3our Ke.oi,sn, ~ thSsEat h ~.
frIcd sor tnelse ye4rs tonk liz bottles # hs ses.ert
aud as boz Of lsadsar PILLS snd t~o bottles q 5oa
aAa bstsoT ..s.ef nd n:ppiss ~ f. ~
i'd o ts 6nwsia U1sr groin. wrts tds to you In
ths be1aht oi 0thess. Yuu can pYhil.S fSa9 < fso
Price, u peE bottls.
, 1875-12-04
4 sea-soFpent In Conflict with 4
WlhAlGs

4 sea-soFpent Ia Conflict win n
WlhMlGs
Ltrsypooi EaaFisr.
The Zanzibar correspondent of It's Wesiern
dorhln9 Ne,os writing under date Uot. 20, says: /:
"Yho bark Pauline has arrived u Zanzibar,
with coals for Her Majsssys ships. When Oh
capo fl. Noqus. south America. sight Wan pro-
aoutod that tnade the ere" agLast-n nothing less
than the gtoat ses-aespant Engaged IN ! aontilot
with whale. II had wound itsalf ewlc& round
the whale, aud waB twlrllng 1t With tremendous
velocity. laSn.ng tho ~Asar Into foam. The
nolse could ba distinctly heard on board. aud
aftsH battling tor some tune hoth disappeared
Tho aerpsut's leugsh can b. l.naginat. Il had
two coils around fnl.saol sperm Hhale, NTH
50 Loaf clsM II sAch end. lts diameter Was
from 8 to feet. They sax it tsiee aftnr-
ward. Ones i came very CLOSE 70 the vessel.
aud raised itsef about 90 fass out OF the
Water, - 1t about to attack than. / hAvs ques-
tlonod u,en sod otacsrs. trying to aoa out soy
discrepancy eotwesn tho.t statements. bnt Aua i
coayeft 70 the bslef that 1t wah sasn." Another
naval ofieeF Writes 10 tAs ,Fsstern Mo- ming
Netas 10 pFeaselJ the same effect; and the oal-
ceEe of Aer Aajsstys aaips On ths staten aze
aAld 10 bo convinced Of tho truth Of tho stog.
, 1875-12-04

CATtto.lC CATHEDRAL ~ ENGLAND.
Tho ,r>,cst of building III Westminster En-
gland E.uAant"a:ltoIie Cathedral etualiug III
dimensions .,4Ii u - ~!cndor Of architecture tho
nas,Icst monsters ot thr medieval hEet, II rap-
i;lv arIluarll;nx n,hsailtv. Tho plau wns con-
re,,ed by Ascbbehop Manning socn after tho
sloesl,, In 1865. OF Ills predecessor Cardinal
Witcn,an. With tar distiuc: view OF erecting
memorial to that distinguished relate, ~ well
aa to create a fitting np,ontaasa t tho Archi-
episcopal tnrouo in Wohtminstcr. Tho slto FOR
tho ctN1icc Was chosen In Totltill folds, and tho
sum OF f3G,0 QUO has bccu paid for plot Of land,
Which is III the form OF ali ot>fona patalialoRraln.
During tho ten years siucn tho neoptlon Of the
scheme subscriptions for the cathedral lave
heon tteadiv accommodating, Antl ilayo nor
reached iiEuru euliinicntiy largo tu encourage
tue hope that tho "osk Ut building niay soon bs
undertaken. -
4 las" number OF tho E"tt'iug fc,r. nnbliscs
illus.saitn,s Of tho piat Of the cathedral. which
il designed br Mr. lfenrs Clntton III the ntyc of
tle tA:tor part nj The thirtceuth censury. In
Et!,cral PROPORTIONS I'M! In Rusne nf tho features
Of tho interior, tho plan ~ rahf to rasrnhla the
Cathedral OF Cologne. but in tho matter o: az
tcsnnl architecture 10 trausccnl in tnclt tho
German tnlttslcr.
lilo dimensions of tho cathedral will bo luo
f"ct in lereth b7 III fec: in Width, Of Mlicstl!o
avc - l., feet and thu double nalcs each ride
i. feet IN tho clear. Tho Two towers hsnktn3
tho en;1anc.-ena will cach bo 53 feut sauarc,
ana will be pierced with doosways.. which.
vii. lno oae in tie cen1re, nil form
grand .rsnlo por:a!. AZ designed, tue
towers will bo aLont 900 feet in
hpisht hu. it ID contemplated to snrmount t!lom
cycnsua.l, With porn,nslant spires. Gully pot
ton vi thu Havo will 10 constructed at present,
n:,tl sa Mil ho temporarily c:,vcrcd with flat
ruer. For tho ct:. Of this portion Of tho rtrtct-
urs -c"Q, ,nu1 nro Riowrd, and only El5.6c0 ',ayc
vet been promise,I II III exrcctcd that at feast
tyilt Uniform tho tHHfral will In
, 1875-12-04
PE3iQctCALi nFC:tY:p.

T<,s, uortAy fsr Deeomlcr. ur"s JI"nthly Atsoeia.
tinI. PHI sIer1iA}. Centc1Ii5 Tao Mouth ~
"nItc.a-Brac y Tho Ecasion Of Man to ihe Ter
ti1rs M.,nu,,lia :" "Trarn,s, ancient arl Moo. =
'.1ecsl status Of Married Wncu in Ienusy sylvaufa; y
"ict ,ots in Sr!encN;" s't;lstavut Aso'r!snxS
faoctrw; "Baiauatlonts Adventures" AMI +" Sew
Doaka.
Santtyiun for poee.nb.1 {McDisiit, Campbell Co..
New York. ......
phrtnoloaicts e,srr1at for Dcsember e.. Il. Wells 4
Co., New York;.
Il,atrat,d lnustlold sfa4ass f7 Dsreuahcr (Iloutc
holt Publishing Company. New ynTk,.
Ln.Hs itp,fII .irS-c:rrcD: numbers tLtto t Gay,
uoston).
Abtt;t1tu .foHFnas-cu-rcnt numbers ~ Appleton !.
Co. New Ynrk>.
lltsftrn for December tHtHcrn Publishing A,ocia-
tIcn, ST. 1oula1.
Artr,an ,iourni, Of Microscopy (11anlesafk rublah
Ing ComP1Ry, New York;
, 1875-12-04


Dxn,sssrn. 1Ioa .Ru,*'s tir1nv. py GInnaE 7. DR..
1is-;rn. Y. ). MI l., y. nal Late 1:au,us yr;sri-
na,v Sttrdrhn - tn" hmrr'on Hhiety Gar t!ic 1-r-
vrnt!oA II tr,,f!,+ /, Animals. l2n.. RI. N. Ncw
Sar1: Dix i Fitzgerald, thlsag": asusen, stc-
tsa-g ~. ....-
THE sMAr;:rn Tn4rEtn, sSn THar-.fAK,n't Grrp. !:
4 CoMrLEtE Ayr.t'AHErGLLr-l nE::lkr rREAr1~i:
IN 1ut Ans q, TEA rrisn, S*A"sSa: A%n HEftsI!'.
lick i rlt;Gesall. C!.'enso: Jansen, Mcclars
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