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II has boon altered, and may bo allowed to entsr

II haa boon filtered. and may bo allowed to eutsr
tho veins without ilursful conao1uonces.
Tbs bahsIng OF all this on tho question Of
spontaneous generation Is obvious. pasteur
haa pronounced tue spontaneity TO bo a chImcra,
md that, this beIng the case, It ahonld bo posai-
bio to bhnail parasitic or contagious daoasos
from tho faco Of tho earth, and. from this point
Of view. 1t Is oasy to SEQ that tho subject has q
wtdo bearing on tho phenomana OF putrcfsctIon
and infection.
Dr.. Tyudall now finds That air can 10 rcnlsrod
ortlcnllr pure BY tnere1y leaving It uudietnrbed
three Or four days in oloso chhulbor, All the
floating matter subsidies, and tho confined alt
Will not transmit light. Boutlops placed thoso-
In remain. unaltoIol though lefs for months,
swarm with bacteria IN twcuty-four hours or
Two days.
Tho number and variety Of Or: Tyndails e1-
porimen.s leave 10 room To- doubt hin oonclu-
s,ons. Tha: they aro OF high importance Is
nsn,fest, hut tho believers IN spontaneous 1,en-
Grafton will not accept thou without = struggle.
Tho rubticatlon Of tic paper l.solf 6lt be loosca
for With Interest.
, 1876-02-19
DIR, RADWAY'S
Pills

pesesiy ss4tslssa sle3aat esstI4 with twast sua;s
pulYs. sssusAts p4!iI. cs.a,s saa s4sa4ths. 49,
x.ss 9s F Hs. y. y; aas,t Sn t!.aas M aF1a nGe.ss
ssaaons Caaaslosttsn oo.tssns.s !ndlseson p{s r..
Aoxs rlss and u Assanxsmsues u tho lnssznal W
Csta, WArriassl 10 steot poAiuts ours pa.sly fsk
etAllS containing mercury, mtnSEAA. o. dalst1Eao3
ue,esro tbs following s,up.ams resulting isus
pleord 4 shs p!sastIFs v.aeaH: ~ ~. N.
HAD solditJ tbs Htolaaeh. H4asta. AeAxtburu, bis
enst Eo kullnoAa Fl Metkat ~ ssaInApo. seaf
ISL. Swia,taiax q - no.d. As;tied and DJaioa!s
iaa 6sussog xhsa z Lying ro:tqys D9s,s # "! vis
d. ~: R.is & r. ~ oe;.. Limbs. I'D
tss uusse II RAJ UWAY'S ills vii fzoe the 4stsA
boz, Enid b. 1FuEE1A
Read "False and True"
saRa aas lsttss-st&mp w. AADWAY CO.. No. p
HhTsn'ss,, Nsw Ye<k Iatax1aAtaA vAaaA AsAs1aeA
~ hs ssas fe1.
, 1876-02-19
hN IMPORTANT LITTER,

From pronlusnt eonssmsn nd resident q ClaetauaA
publishers throughout ths Unitsd States.
---.... NEW YonK. Oct. Il, 1870. &.
DH. kAnwAx-DxAn Sin: am lnducsd ~ sanas al
duty to tbs suffering to make hHst al&taank Of the
So,kins q Xeur Tedpine nyselt fnr saFeta JoaEs
u,nAfJ vhic aots twal7s uoahs ago
y Eoss terribly affecting ssa.s which s phssetaha
aammAsion Of she kidnays .ad lAidet and savo Il =
s1sr seas y Il TIL pust
ghys'e;sna snd hs4 .ksn l.Ifs ga.at:9 ot medis!as
bad taad Of astonishing cre: having been made BY yosr
rsmsdles .nd sne ou! months !sAa nottos n tho
sssted or psrtea xhe s.d !oox ns.9 :uasras I'D
pstilis. nssol7ent HoaJJ Rslie and Rosu'etnx Pulls
and commehosd taking thsm 10 thrs* dA1s VA 6TsA$
"s'a''ea' Aea no" ''s' g. w. ". J1Mss, claeiaaa Q.
, 1876-02-19
A NIGHT WITH kfulLtGAH'5 BRIGADE.
Wr1ns,. for fAs f.hfraon YA.{hrrs

= HFaAs" 7eF TAI thfaoo 777bVns.
Maiiisa..'a ressnent fought i!ko tigers 1t tho
bsttls of Lexington, No.. but they could not
.,'s. snr1.'.'s. "ra uan. :. ~. 'ava ~ ~ oaasou
.neis na1so'oef' -" t.eoa cus OH AL acceHs
10 the river and tic dashlng, courageous Null
ligan was fam to capitulate Ia favor Of tho
4, ,,..,, d,.,, t,,a;- r.oho,a ~ h,oar ~.
~ "asA ~. ,A'n .aaAotn tn " o1soo' euuse 9ae
fa5s OF not sn'y ann. ,auo parole OF tic COM
mand led thcni Into Camp Douglas for o while,
to guard tho .Nohel prisoners who were sens
, 1876-02-19
The Illinois Peach Crop.

VRN<zpUFV tEH.} EdzWE,
II no further calamity befall thera Mill be 4
partial crop OF peschea. Your correspondent
has Visited several orchards, and exan!nod the
buds OIL hundrds Of trees, with the following
Eesu!ts On the Hees tint Were kept growing BY
cultivation Ill summer aud late III the foil tho
buds sta about one-fou1kh alive. On tho trees
which snaaa their growth carly aud were not
cultivated, about one,twensieth are alive. somo
varieties, loHoyer, stood tho test better than
otherc, ~ waa tue case with orchards. Bat Il IL
y,ery evident that no one nil get rich On psashss
thit yeRzs
, 1876-02-19
MEMORIES.

Whom hkyo looked upon thy face,
Aud watched thy Hlances clear,
&o1na subtle influence llftA nla up
To puser ntnosphere.
And al1 the soils OF earthly Nfs,
Ny tears haYs washed In yaiu,
e&eni to my happy vts!on thon
To f4tS and le4Yc 10 at3Iu,
Only ID know that somewhere sttll.
Zen though iu spaGsa far,
1hy artstt th!nts, Et1l pure and bright
~ fls!ads distant star,-
This thought inspires my patisnt LIZ,
lAnesJ nu laoFs to Let
Foe the swces mslnur!ss Of AlAs
VIII laat Ssasnaly.
Thrawsl and OH thy soul. pray,
HueA tGn!son divine
1lsy gsAtly f4u. aud bring ths ior
Thy hle has be,en 10 lulns, HrLxu 3.
, 1876-02-19
THE DEVILS NEST.

--
Ftttn for ~. t'atee2s Tribune BY cs, J. v: n,o't,
tha f.nvo,nn.rt nm tha p,nta Resorv.t,on In
aan,ts..,srn nsv.d. ~ h,,s,nnss - w. % ~ ,oot
nua'a.so'n "o's % oa''as.n ',+u ~, ~ ,,ws
s
to br1ne Them to tho reservation, whore they
,fcht IL c.ro1 f,r ord t,u,ht t1,a nrtrctntaa ~
s,,,,,..t;a,, ~ ~. .-o,r.snn v.s ,aoSl,,, AZ.
eis'.1Hslol'. VI. o'" eAe..e'ou' "ss iuon'.k "'-
ter to atattorou banus OF bebits and, on fssurn-
Ing to tho Agency. WAS attempting 10 orosa from
tho loyer crossing Of tho Little Colorado, OIL tho
o,at aida ~ tbo min f,ojor.dn 1,iv.r. In lin
,nn,,,, -, .,o r,ad Wir.1n o.ar a.. h,rrs,,
oasn " ~ s'.o h'u .sSo osus Wy Das.sa
and both man ausl boast had roaehod stale OF
actual suffering for Yaut of waller. SERIOUS
thouphta and calnn1atlona occupcd oyory mo-
,,ant. In fonr ~ oa,,,..,o,, snon,nd =, h, IN.
mont the teaf or dossfactloh aoomed 10 Do ,n'
dohbly Atanp6d upon all yot l. who h4u tie
guardianship OF tho party, had many times, In
nv two,,ty-six years Ia tho Ear West, o1perl-
o,,ecd yorv similar tcata Of mans ,onls' and
ta au , 'o.s n vn,e as ,o,,. s s sa... .aa
Mhalo travelling siong vcsY o'd lndlan ttai!.
o." opses ~ ano. .n1 u'n.soco ,s1na %n.oa
...ss, sLpponee ~ " uecs VI an .t.sa ntatoaore,
sI, *as hcae ~ hana. Hpurs M wore eppi,cu TO- mo
,'.nan1,,,1 an. na ~, ,n su5 moao nos ,Gus III a.
proaehina PFC near INC snpposea mp an'mal; put, * to
80 1Stn. i"is., LII ~ V..s ', ~ w.
~ du'tn iis sauen m'M nouna e;auS9s H. o snuto
~ "n"1 10 ea.'en xs, ~ ma9L.uo Iesii Ness'
40 "as anon. 'emastuay m taifnt1nea. aio aftef a.
H. sssue tna' ~ n; ~ uatueton ~
shu LIZ patI' oas, upu14 p1 Io.ak aasai'u =. aitena-
~ rato. seu1 ,,a .,'"tso.' ,,as.
lie provs 10 ho sionn, fnd,on tro,cr c'apsS ni'
pora pten u IN. a s naeT or
g. Est st"seu osros1, mns y. s1a.o 10 'ao oo'"e
s .,ava'n, 10 I,t ~ .,o,t ,ia..,
,o, rno asns Js ~ ,tn tao "nuM w
aaei esa IL s, mas dr,aHa''y 100 sauep 20 20 & a.
eIoh o,r "s s.oaI. .,, ~ a., tnt totnp p'en.
I'LL '"t r.4a ,,: t 80, ~ 'fuk ON.
narqeudcnlar cff ~ sal;d osnara ~ 10 ono,o ~
'aya frnn, With, .vo ottniuo r. =, s;n,v ~
,na, .1dnrt,.i a,,otar T.. r p um . u H.,
t.una hoto. ~ at'tu ,,at ts ~, s'n stsat u!s
sauso a.s o'H" 10; az .i!s poIs ous sauo tn.oM
s,oi,, i,ntn-a @ ~, 0,s" s.. "as ums "
asa,' c,ata. +, ~, =, ,.inaca tnroas ~, ~ ~"
uesp Gtn.1. @ ~ 'no ina.phss, In,1uRn ~ WI ~ w.
u.ao1 ~. po,piin1e,A ppiaS ~, S1 ~, maa s@eaoot Mi.n
f,J,er "I u'esooneo ~ .uo A'u " s;in aoA'c4l ~,
,ros ,.,,,ro,v w Fs.+annr " i.snat ..ia auu
~ atono ~ H.. ton r. Lad ,,,s R.o IT.
nrs aci, H. ;ao a ~ ~ Mn e
tna, ro 10 ra.1,ns ~ ,nra. ~ ~
s.i' ~ .!.aat ~" ~ ~, osn tn' ' VIZ ha.n
us, ~ sna.i,rta Is"e1 ,eap ,o o Eota pUs .As
Paneo snn' atses Journey o. .n nal ns'le oyer
q, -" ~ 'st;t.,, nu .s VIC Ia,ao - oEo
y. M s'1 a.. .ons - @ III, oaopg epnEh "e Maa H.:
n;nt 70 ~, " pu1 Su,u, s % a. s
Punt ~ y sose4.nu,eot aau aSaaS ~ ioaaa
iaet that @ Tas In on, ore OF Naturs's most SECURE
H. I's;o,,; I'm ~ nn Ssan.o Zip ~
aao na.Eas ~ 'ss, S'oyy ~ a.ouo seos, WIN
soem'okiy NJ Posslglo meAaa ol escape
, 1876-02-19

The following is copy OF 4 bin found among
tho r!,ina Of Wentworth Abbey {Ea1l Fitzuill-
iam's):
Her. j. HagutFe 10 J. Jon<s.
l6o5, Nov l-Foe repairs to Roman Catholic Chapel,
via:
sd.
For aolidfy repairing 81. Jogeph. .........,.. /
Cleaning And oruaInenting the Holy uhb4t.,,, = Q
Fpr repairing tho Virgin lary bahlnu Anl Islore,
an1 htiuK hor nav child. lilu.........,,,.,,,,. q
For making new nose to tile Deyil, aud putting
horn On his head, and Q!ueing pleca 10 hia
tail. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6
'tssHs 1710
Sstsed. J, JOINS.
, 1876-02-19
AtlDANTE.

aln3 nc rome song andAnta
OF The evening HhAlowy aud gray
Lest tho happy sun.songs haunt mo,
Lest muEnlur for tLa day.
Sing Of tho moou. fragment red
Hanging i!sk.llke o'er The sess
Or Of tho glitierlpK. starry bel
Atoyo, lot your soog auiante bes
Slow ~ tho paless moonlight a1ips
Out Of tbs bluu, Hs4r- -tsweed skles,-
Blower than tta rod moon dips
1ntu lhe ssa, and dipping dios.
Ri!ant wth sit sud listen
10 your Gweet, slow, hushed atosy;
=. The Eurge rolls on, tho noonbsaus clistan
And gloam lts Il1ubliY OF glory.
Q lore my iosg, tes my sonH lt1tlants be
" hna.sornn stranye, Wild, wairti ystefys
" golden HugH and hansls urlilted wlats
u ~ tts AeA*en.vsoasht apltador Of Ito night
o love. my fove, who rlaes thus from out lo seA3
Auppuft0d by tlt Wasc, he LrcAu4s silently,
Ills LO1y kteaulu with HehA al pals and FaFo.
1aulbent Aunhoans Light tho Atlyes Ut his half,
Anu aaddsncd longing 1we,Ieth In Lila syea.
Like 0no that III kAs deepest tG4-be1 Eea.
Thus Fisug from tho wasa aud beck'nln9 ms2
Only song, htt!e cong audauts,
1'Illa<t With witchery tn1t AAunls mo;
A Htta song whose only charm for me-
II III the vpic1 that au9eth such . melody.
GEoAaE II. PscA1H.
, 1876-02-19

Hveg dtap of tbs 9szaaparllian Resolvsnt eonmnnt.
~ ~ aIes. the .y:tsa: 81 Is fss
hstotp!s sypht!ls oonannptou slanuia5 disssIe.
~ no thsoas onth tumors noucs in tho Rtauda md
s.a,.as ,1S% 10 es1.: sad tde vert q Id III
thean, styspsas sehs blaet spot; y9sas z he esh
paatui discharges, night sNeats oss a .pse1n aud Ill
wastes q tn 9 pi1clpa within tho erayo ran2s
w 2ss.o 70 ar ps.on u,ing for s!thor dseaas IL
ths ratoat daily becoming roaaood ty the wastoa
eseas ISe ..sts sad H. .sus
9Th ater. mado from healthy hto1d and this IL.
to1 Mhan epes ~ ;emsdy II ya.k e naa:
~ rspa!n III DO rapid. and daT she Eaaens WI
fes! htHss gtowipx better ard Etrnnksr Tbs food d.
fesnc batter, AppeMko tn,prosinx And ss md waxas
Hot onty dnss tho sauapas1An Tsssolssnt o1est all
known agents in Tho Of Ghrno, Hototuioul
Gnnstitntiona and Skin dsea4sss but 1t tho only pa
tive cure for
, 1876-02-19

To ths Editor u The Chicago 1tlbmna:
BEVERLY, Macon Co.. Mo. Fob. 13.-Looklng
over Bomo old papsrs to-day. camo across the
tnc!osed, which / havs cop!ol, and yousurs to
forward to you, ~ you may doom It worthy au
odd corner tn your excellent slle0t. With re-
spect, nm. all, yorra faithfully. b..
EDWIN LApD,
, 1876-02-19
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fe,s. I'D Are Cured for ty ssntt Thero not
and ~ othst mslaItous bilious .ca.let typhn Jcif,w
othsE tersr1 ts!dsd 6J RadWaJs tx} 10 auiok u
Bald by DsuR4tsts.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
ALLEGED BIGAMY.

The examination In tho OF Samuel q. Salomons,
alias samms, for alleged bigamy, already reported In
the HERALD. came up yesterday before Justice Duny
at the Tomos Police Court. Salomons' own testimony
the only new thing developed in connection With
the The complainant, Miss Caroline Watts, Of
Fiatlands, N Y. confirmed her former testimony in
regard TO her formal marriage with mis- alias SAL
omons She 10 vile No 2. There is also thtrd--A
Miss Jane Perrybut neither OF them has any presen-
sions very good looks
Saomons Sammis, his behalf, testified
that he married To MISS Watts had formed
her acquaintance In Brooklyn; that she willing
live with hm and he had procured bogus certificate
OF at her request that sho might deceive
her parents by showing II TO them and pretending she
married lie further said that when he became
acquainted with MISS Watts he told her his wio
then living and she did object The adj
Journed until Wednesday next
Saomons has been a newsdealer on the Midland Rail
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
ART STUDENTS LEAGUE.

Something over year ago a goodly number Of ART
students founded society under the above name, fos
the purpose Of tho attainment on the part Of It's mem
bers, OF higher development In art culture and Tor
tho general encourage OF spirit Of unselHshness
and true friendship, in way Of mutual help in ara
studies and also for tho ation OF works and
books subjects, for the benefit of the members
Professor L. t. Wilmarth. N. A., elected s Prcst-
dent, with an efficient Board OF Control During the
past year the league has been conducted IN such
manner that lis students have realized very
substantial benefits In the several departments
OF att and ,t enters upon the second
year OF Tvs history undcr most favorable and happy
auspices Ata recent meeting OF the league, held at
their roomB No. los Fh avenue TO elect officers for
the ensuing year. the following named gentlemen and
Presidents, Mrs Julia r.. Baker and Charles Y. Turnerj
Recording Secretary, Joseph A. Herman; Correspond.
ing Secretary Miss Anne b. Folger: Treasurer. Fraub
Waller; Board OF Control, Frederick $. Church, MrA
N. W. Hall, Miss Elizabeth r. Foote and William y.
Rooster also officers OF the Literary. House aud Ls
Class committees wcrc elected. Before tho organixA
of this society for the general advance
mont OF students In art studies similar
ono existed and the league has supplied
want long let The plan adopted in the schools 81 the
league s base1 upon the Partisan ateliers that
students have the full advantage OF drawing In all the
high branches In technique, life portrait and sketch
classes As at present organized aud conducted ths
league affords unwonted facilities and advantages for
practice and develop art studies and TO
quire solid education in the several departments
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
INsOLvENf BANKS.

A meeting OF depositors OF tho New Amsterdam
Savings Bank held yesterday afternoon ut stanton
Hail. Stanton street No receiver has, up to this time
taken charge OF the institution. one person ap-
pointed, but failed TO provide the necessary honda
Those present at yesterdays meeting complained oi
the delay OF tho officers OF the bank In getting
cover appointed. thereby causing inccnvonisnce-
They also losing interest on thc dividends which
they will be ultimately paid Amer long discussion
IL decided that unless receiver was appointed
during the present week the depositors themselves
would apply TO the court ask lor the appointment
Of The Affairs Of the bank considered TO be In
much better condition than many the suspended inst
tutious The bank holds mortgages to the amouat o
$3l3 250 real estate, consisting OF the bank buuing
$l2s. 933 46; bends Of and towns, $4 800; call
loans, SO, $50, and cash, 500 a. The bank had
been losing money since the panic in 1873, but the
officers stll kept open the doors OF the INSTITUTION
As yet Mr. Willis l. Paine, receiver OF the Bond Street
savings Bank has decided 10 pay The first dividend Of
lny. Ave the dollar next month. but what
further dividend will be PAID is far impossible "a
say, much Will depend upon the sale OF the nov
bank building The receiver OF the Abingdon square
Savings Bank doing all he got The real estais
Of bank disposed Of but tho probability 10 that the
doposisors will come on very poorly. a. the anairs o
the institution found 10 DO In very bad coud-
;ion. Tho depositors Of the Trades Savings Bank are
pressing Tor a settlement oil their claims
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

BoMBsHHLI. EXPLODED IN pARLoR
The Davenport owa) Gaseft, Of the 18th insl gives
long account OF the attempted assassination OF a
wcll known citizen by tho explosion OF bombsnell
his house after no had retired tho night The out
rage created grcat EXCITEMENT but fortunately no ono
was seriously Injured
The intended victim was William H. Price. son OF
the Hon. Hiram Price, both OF Davenport They lived
in q large double brick house The north window Of
the back parlor is OF vide bay FORM four sashes In
width, two sashes high sash having . single pano
OF plate glass In this paror tho previous evening
Mr.. and Mrs Price, and Miss Louise DuBoss, young
lady from New Orleans, who 10 visiting Mrs. Price,
conversng TIL after eleven O'Clock. The
OF the bay raised ai this time, and any
person could had full OF the parlor and
occupants from the house yard or the enclosure OF tho
First Methodist cnurch adjoining the north. II the
villain perpetraed The crime mentioned below
tended TO harm the family his bost opportunity
when they were thus seated about their hearth ENJOY
ng social converse. II Mr. William Price was the OBJ
cct OF tho decd better chance to say him occurred
when after ,he ladies' had coue mp stairs, he stepped
10 the bay window, with the room all lighted
behind him, and latched each Of tho win
dow fasteninga SO al that time, ton minutes
past eleven o'clock, nobody lurking
about the house with william Price a. object OF
vengeance. During the evening. however, the servant
grl told Mrs Price she did not like the actions ot
man she standing at the rear end Of the church
and engaged IN watching their house hrs Price said
II prayer meeting night ana tho girl responded
that man who looked and acted that did ddn't
10 TO prayer meetings But Mrs Prico thought
more OF the until the terrbIc occurrence
hours Alter recalled IL The room directly over the
rear parlor had been occupied by Hon Hiram Price
and vile since September. when u y vacated their
former residence for It's owner. Now, fortunately.
they were in st. Louis, though whether the villains
who attempted the destruction OF the household
knew 1t or not is question which ere tee the people
OF this city.
- After the family had retired startling crash
heard in The room below Mr. Price arose and started
down STAIRS when terrific explosion followed. The
ncehbors rushed iheir houses and the of6e
was heard The trent burst into flames, but they
extnguished and on searching the fragments
OF 4 sx. pound shell found Ii had rolcd under
sofa after crashing through the hay window. and II
this sofa that prevented the pieces from crashing
through the ceiling and killing The occupants OF the
chambers above. two-minute fusc had been used.
which gave tho assassin time 10 escape before tho
piosion reward Of 81 200 has becn offered Tor The
urrest Of the offender.
The New York herald., 1876-11-21

wavcrsy place; tho appointment was made for The
usual purpose OF gong 70 solari's and taxing
her when did, went the Central Park with
her IN Sixth avenue car ss 80 talk about the mat
ter; We walked back; when heard she had len home
expressed my dlssatisiacton; J. did not buy her .
trunk, but gave her the money 10 get and accom-
panied her TO tho trunk store; did not undsrstsnd
that tho purchase Of the for tho iarthsr-
AwAr vEox mrm sornsx's novss.
because she had alread- left her mother's met her
days alter the purchase OF ths trungI think a
the Hotel Royal, some time between the llh aud 6th
OF Nav; saw her al the hotel tour or ave umes
always seeing her IN the parlor went TO tho thsatrs
with her At her suggestion, TO familiarixe myself with
the English phrases used and for amusement; never
called to the plaintiff while she Mrs. Sid
ncy's the day following the day wrote the note 10
Miss Martinez. saying was III and covd not her
did not SOC her, but i y my impression
that went TO the jewellers on the 2lst to get the
ring-,he Tuesday following; there was nothing ths
envelope Of The letter telling me about her secre
other than the letter; when she man Freligh brought
tho side saddle was taking to Mr.. Baker, the pro
prietor OF tho house a. Pougnkeepse; tho plaintiff
was not sitting with me on the front piazza At ths
time.
letter was here shown 10 the witness which h
tho plaintiff In reply TO hers telling him not
make her his enemy, tho following sentence from
which Mr. Beach read :-'r am always ready 30 help
person In distress, but In no way 70 constitute myself
tho protector OF person unworthy Of my protec-
ton" He asked n he wrote tho letter, and hs
stated that Mr Hernandez wrote u and no copied y.
carriage bills, and asked him II he knew where he w
driven on February 2. 1875, tho bill ohsrR.
Ing hour and a quarter time. He replied
that he could remember aud stated that some
times. but not often, he hired hacks othor than those
he hired at his regular livery mana He then con-
tnued Celia is one Of my female servants; think
she Is about twenty OF age she was hired
a, the chambernaid she had not the supcrntendence
Of my household before Miss Martinez cama ~
superintcnd everything myself; Celia - single
woman and Is still in my employ; nrst saw her a
the Clarendon Hotel Saratoga; Lucia Alvarez Is sea-
farng man, who stops at my house As friend, ~ my
Invitations Celia Is an English woman, but she can
make herself understood in spanish, though she
could not speak any spanish when she came TO my
house; sho has learned what she knows now Of Span
ish from conversation with the children
The Court at this stage adjourned until to-day, ~
ha.i-past O'Clock. when the cxamlnation Of
the dcic ndant will be resumed
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
THE "CURIoUS CASE"
To rar Eprros or Tnx HxRALp:-

10 EpIroR or THE HERALD-
Generally speaking, do not rush TO the newspapess
10 ask correction Of paragraph that may appear
friendly Ny experience with the press II that the
friendly paragraphs oulnumber those Of the opposite
kind But your ..Curious Case" in to-day's HsRALn.
whilst ~ not killing may be referred 70 ~ one
who Is not thin skinned.
was cited 70 appear on a-cbsrge Of PROVOKING
breach OF the peace IN sending circular 10 the cred
itors OF James Cockcron who " voluntary bankrupt
with Liabilities Of ys3 00V, which tn leaves ~ mill.
stone around the nccEs OF his vile motherip-lav
who wcre nis co-corporators I refused 70 plead
guilty by complying with tne Judges suggestion
voluntarily give bail The Judge heard thc casa de-
ciarcd thai was guilty Of '.indscreton," and een
under protest, intending 10 nave "His Honor's" tn
dscr elton" reviewed by the proper superior authority
cncicse The circular which Offended MT CockcrofS
and am yonr obedent servant, >. =. AhERh
NEW YORK, Nov lA 1870
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
AN UNFOUNDED. RUMOR.

The rumor that tho banks had agreed 70 ~.
duce their rate OF TO tour per cent found No
satisfactory foundation IN tho inquiries made By >
HERALD reporter yesterday. Mr. W. II. Macy, Prsst
dent OF tho seamen's Savings Bank, Of Wall street,
said:--"ws have msde no motion In that direction
whatever heard OF this thing several days ago. and
have the presidents OF the other leading savings
banks they say they mediate such actien. We
shall continue pay our usual rate ot interest," and
there nothing In the present immediate future
make us change our habit" In couversatiou with
Wall street men tho HgEALp reporter learned thas
there was likelihood Of reduction In tho SAVINGS
banks rate OF Interest
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

A stated session Of The Drockyn Board Of Aldermen
was held yesterday afternoon, President French in ths
chair The Committee oa Education, 70 whom wsars
ferrcd sno re- solution OF Alderman Corr mendaa
the removal OF Mr.. John Csnninghsm . member oi
tho Board OF Eduastion, on The ground thai he bs4
moved 70 Fla,bush. whore he now resided, rspsv,sd
that they had examined the ease and found that the
gentleman had resigned from said boasi bcfors iaavbg
the city. The rcpnft wns asscpscd a resotu,ios uss
adopted appToprang the sum Of 81 j0V Tor Tho pay.
mont OF Counsellor Parsons ubo has bsss assisting
Corporation Counsel tn the defence Of tho city Aeainss
the claim OF hcssrA Kingsley Kssusy, osasens1sEo
fer the HsmpSlaad storage IsxssvoLr. !
The New York herald., 1876-11-21
DEATH FROM NEGLIGENCE.

Coroner wol,man yesterday held an inquest in the
case OF John Sullivan. aged ,hirty-sir, Of No. la
Worth street. who died last week from injuries re-
ceved by falling down in the street. while intoxicated
on the 2ith ut
The testimony showed that his wounds neglect
ed and that he led dissoIute life. lie only received
edical treatment two days before h,s death.
The jury rendered verdict Of accidental death,
add ,ng the following censdre:-"Ws deem that there
Was neglect the part Of the family Of tho deceased
for not placing him under proper medical treatment"