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, 1877-02-07

EVANSVILLE, 1nl., Feb. GA collision oc-
c,rrcd on tho 1t. Louis It Southeastern Railroad
last night about o'clock between loeal freight
and a coal tra!n. Tho engine Of the conl train
Mount Vernon, ,' WIS Iati!y lnjurcds i Ffiank *
Wilson, Of McLeansboru, tlrctnn1l, was instantly
killed. Several brakcuIcn wcte badly injured.
The acc!dclt happened about len mics cast Of
st. Louis.
, 1877-02-07

ST. Louis, Feb. iI.-On Sunday morning an
unknown man was dccapltatcd by railroad
traln near Labodi, Mo. a naturalization paper
found on his body borc the natne Ut j. r. ua0-
son, Cook co,int;, ILL.,, and it IL supposed he
was d resident Of Chicago. The Coroncr's Jury
rendered verdict Ut accidental death, attaching
nO b1atns to any ono.
, 1877-02-07
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

IT - ~ HhsfhN, Dec. II fs1i9,
ttattten: 1ty onty object In gYtus you this teptt.
n1ohtsl q t. sijrcnd valuable Information. Having
been a'adly at1Ietea with hst thtuu mud the wf,o3
sr.rtous nsay Ut xf!' eau.ed " NJ sEeat pa!n M
many ot thn adststscd blot,d preparations among
which WAY snY lnan!tty o Aar.tpasls without vi.
e!!nc, anu !eforr 1Isd suBltr.rd lIl hsst Mttlu
that ,lal knt the right mcalcnt. Consequently f"l
xas proEo!Atsa VIII nasl. AMI my skin IL snpvstl
nsssr gntoJel % EMi hestth brtutc md n.tFnls #
a1i 70 te atf of srsytnc; 70 srhcn t!pse aGticttd
vsxtncs wonderful power Ut curing n,u Ut this acute
cotlp|aiIt, Vt KhtEh hay suffrsel Intensely.
&. IL. TUCKER, ~. AIT Mich. {. il. T..
w dyWashlhRtOn.st., Boston.
, 1877-02-07

5fEf'd{ I1Vd'cA 70 7ne 7F36KNA.
BURLINGTON, H., Feb. U.-icsterlny tnorn-
Ing before o'clock john FIyuu was found In
dying condition IN . low upggcry IN E!.lou,
Napello County, about alrty miles west Of
burlington, aud eoon alter hc died.
lie WAS wounded about the head, face,
ana tho bccr-Rlassc4 md other articles
upon tic floor would accn, to Indicate that ho
hnl iad night VI it au.l had been laid out in
Ecueral row. Mike 8l,anual.an, tho proprietor
of tbs saloon. and Ills wife werc arrested for the
deed, and arc HOW III custody.
, 1877-02-07
FIRES.

.. IN CHICAGO.
4 ssl11 alarm to Babcoek No. at li:20 last
cvctt'tg was eauscd by fire breaking out In tho
bracket fartory Of 1tenncy {: Co., Nos. H.
~ Canaf street, three-story 1,rtcte building
0wnel by T.. ". Hates. Damage tr.i.ln9. Cause,
Spontaneous combustion In the engtne-roonl.
The a1nr1n from l}ox 1871 at II :9J iast csentng
kct oi Louis R"mp, No. 81 McGregor T strcss. reel
Loss. nn building, 5000; stock, 800. Insured
for sa,t'oo tn tho FIretnan's of Chicago. Cause
unknown,
, 1877-02-07
THE WRETCHEO RASH GRASsH0PPER,

<lRt44s Lt1V09s" 10 7N9 2FI9QAE
f,Ks Molxgs, H., Fcb. A-Pas.eugers from
waloh,!e Counties BY tho present warm
weather In warIn, sunny locations, from early
deposits. Eggs deposited alter Oct. 10 arc HOW
hatrhing.. but III good condition. It Is believed
4 continuance u war1n weather for tcu days
will set great body Of tl,opper-seel tp 1notfon,
tu be aqucIehcl by tlls lITst blizzard. Farmers
are iubilaat. ''There's millions in It." for Iowa.
, 1877-02-07
a CULINARY COLLISION.
EsScftsf {}tft.7frA IA FHa 7.,xhsss

oNAnA, Ncb. Ga lively ruw occurred to-
night In tho kitchen Of the Grauu Central Hotel
between two colorel walters, Robert Seyicre
and james Turner. Tiny began quauelju:
about tray. md wound up by bombaEllng eaeh
other With dishes, paus, shovcla, a,ld other tnis-
s!lca. Turner had hs head severely cut 'is noso
broken, teeth knocked out, al,d will probably
loss an eyc. aeylcse was slightly cut IN tic
a.m. ao attempted to csclpe, but WAS ar
, 1877-02-07
SlItCif)E.

oH2c713 ZHEp1&tA 70 IHS 1N5NH&.
MADISON. Wls.. Feb. .A-ssufus Humphrey, one
OF thu most respected citizens Of Albion, tn this
county. committed auicIde last Saturday by
that falling, he shot himself through tho cheat
aud bead. It Is believed he was partly lcrsng-
cd from the effects Of aunatrvke several years
ago. :
, 1877-02-07
THE GALENA ROAD.


dAIEHA, ILL.,, Fru. AT d iueriing OF tho
stock and bond holdrrs Of tho 0alcna Il south !
wcstcru Railroad, held in Galcna this afternoon,
resolution favoslng the extension, of the soat9
to Wingytla was unanimously passed, and 4
committee appointed to solicit stock subacrip-
tlus,s to the enterprise. The Fonl Ia owned cl.
plctcd to Wlugyllo by tho lst of July next.
, 1877-02-07

TIE HUNGARIAN HANK DIFFICULTY.
LONDON, Feb. G.-Tt,o Standards dispatch
from Vienna announces that tho Hungarian
ministers l,avy rendered their res'4nattons tc-
cause OF tho failure u etroct an agreement with
Austria OH the lank question. 1t ts doubtful
whether tho Emperor has accepted tho rcsfgna-
tfuuA.
, 1877-02-07

AT C1fAMFAI1N, I'LL.
Special Mtp9sch 10 7ae Tribune
CHAMPAIGN, H.. Feb. "a fire lHoke out In
a dwcfAg-house owned by John Rosenbaun,, In
this city. this morning at 6 o'clock. Tho fire
VIA caused By defective i7uc. Owing to The
fstance from water the fro department did not
turI, out. The furniture WIS ali saved. Loss,
f1,4f9; Insured IN tho Underwriters Agency OF
New York for $1,000,
, 1877-02-07
THE GOVERNORS PARTY.

SraIxoYIgLD, ILL.,, Feb. h-tioy. and AEs.
Cullou held reception at the Executive Man
sion tonight, which proved quite q soc!al event.
and WA largely attcadc1 by Legislators, State
officers. us,d dlssEbguiahcd yisitoEs, as well u
by Springfield people generally.
, 1877-02-07

Nav YONG, Feb. 8.-Thonas R. Aencw, 4
grocer, OIL Vesey street, has been adjudiratcd a
voluntary bankrupt. Liabilities estimated 1T
$ss4,0ooi assets. sl6o,ooo. principally real cs-
tatc.
, 1877-02-07

81. LOUIS, Feb. Gan appeal Oil behalf Of
tho Missouri racllc Railroad FROM the United
States Circuit Court to tlIs Supreme Court has
been granted by AssocateJust!cu Miller, tho
object being to have set aside tho decree Ut
unlltr which tho road was sold Inst fall.
, 1877-02-07

DQ<etu3 O7I9dstH % 3R1 7FbNK9.
!spiAHArot1s, lnd.. Feb. U.-Tho FIrst Na-
t!onal bank Of Franklin, Ind, closed It's ,loors
to-day ut noon. Il. T. Taylor, tho Cashier. Inns
left for parts unknown. Uu ii supnusct! to IL, n
deisulter to fran, 61B,000 to &ll1,uu, urcat
excitement II reported.
, 1877-02-07

oV<s10* Ns1Fa8rH % 3N9 1F761H4.
DETROIT, Nlrt., frb. A-rlii4 afternoon tho
Sheriff ot Esacx County, Canada, arrested John
7. Cutting, late Of ChlsaSu, at hts l.on.e IN
Windsor, and locked him up ut slls instance Of
Chicaso pAltIes. II Is suid tle owed $50, 900 or
eAtoal and went to Canada, whlrll he proposed
90 occupy as haac Ut operations Looking to .
compromise.
, 1877-02-07
llutaNl;D.

6ptefdi Dt9pdfch II The 7f4tun&
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Fct,. N.-Wfiltam Lawton,
q negro miner Ia the Bloomington shatt, re-
ccfycd very gsave Injuries to-day by all explosion
Of 6rc-dasn,.
, 1877-02-07

Dff. Allen and lfay, nor, of coursc, such sintc-
menta contained therein Which nre referred TO
~ coming from tho two gentlemen whom the
reporter Was unable to tee,
1t Is now In order for the other side to speak
, 1877-02-07
GERMANY.

BEnL1s, Feb. o.-Thc prospectus Is publtshet1
OF tho twelfth ecrics Of Russian mortgage
credit bonds for 10, 00o, COO silver roub1cs+ Tic
bonds are to be placed IN Amsterdam, Berlin,
Frankloft, Brussclf, AEtwcrp, alltl ltusala.
, 1877-02-07

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. 6-Dy tho caring In
Of Daniel Lanlcr's ore minc, near here, yester-
day, Henry 1lunsbergcr, Lewis Englc, and
Reese Lewis werc killed, and David Frclcricks
severely wounded.
, 1877-02-07

NT IxhCHtJ99E4 WIS.,
!9>rcta! Dt*pdfch Ia 7ae Tribune.
LACnossE. WIS.,. Feb. B.-The steamer Noun
tain Belle, lying In Black Rlscr, opposite this
city. was partially burned last evening. The
null and machinery were saved in good cohlI-
tlon: Calihe Of tftn unknown, Owners, Hewitt
g Woods, u this clty. Ltss estimated at 81, ,Qsi1
, 1877-02-07
From Present Appearances It Must
Be Cjyon Up.
Mrs. Robinson Was Suffering from
What Is Called Hysterical
Paralysis.
That euit Against the North-side Street
Railway Company.
II fprtas that Hfs. R. Did Not 1.1i ttt BE.
porter The iihofe Story.

port.r The Nhofe Story.
---
Tbs scoffcr,. III. nnhe,tevrr. in ,o,rac,s. .ro
ahead. Ever since tho Hey. Arthur Mitchell
as by prayer they aro '' pu. % their finger. % pr T.
their noses and close,y ono cYc, NruratIycly
speakinE' In token Of their disbelief IN the story.
Not ercn afre. Rotinson's own graphic account
of ter cure, published in tho Tng Tnrnusg
week aru last sundar. wa. sufficient to CONVINCE
1''eh' s1ss ,'l.s w "as genuine caec m miracle
by Que anl oil hcr euro wis attributed I"
natural agencics. not one doubt entering their
minds .,,a, for moment 'hst e1s r. was csss M
or two, however, There hare been rumors to tue
effect that Mrs. Robinson was never 50 badly of
as she relates; ti,at. In fact, un more than one
nn,scr, NJ .neecl, aah tas,atta,, ~ ..o,, a.. a..
po"e!s " ePece't anu iototn"t1"" W aocn ue'
gree .hat she was abic not only u taER "bluc
streak, - ID it were, but to walk around With
more than her usual sap!dtty. n TRIBUNE
tcrortcr rnt. nm .hc troc,. ~ t,rsc ru,rnre tn.t
sas ~ ~. NV I'm ~ s"sao 'as.
.te"ns. H"u n'' ',i'cs'at'o!'s ase aa.nos'ty loF
tflc statement aboye tt' thu effect taas these
sanc unbclleyera arc al.cad.
The reporter first sought out
M .nss,a .,,.x
,,,....'.,'." "nnA7 N.L.''
t''e "-''73A'S"'t pA'th'%'1"s ""e VISA A"a@saISou
to know something about Mrs. Robinson. The
Doctor was found ut his home, and the follow
tnr conversation will show tf,e dirt nf tbtnrs.
yv'as t,r .,,,, ,..,,.,,, .,". 49,. ,s,,,a.,1s''
~ " 1e"S .ss "'t'H~4'ou7
cure 81 Mrs; Eobns9'', DoctorF,
cli, nate oelleTeu u u 20 a irnla from
tne ecrj hsdtt pteanse flhSc htlo"hM hunderus
pl such cascs cured by natural means. PEOPLE
nave kuuiiefaly l'a4 thclr powers, once loEt
tilroosh Temporary paFalysts, or. az we call
tl'at phase oi tle disease, hystefst1l
pnfA'yfn, restored 70 thetn tnFoush eot!c SUI.
| Geh Ga!atiitE % hfe: paaie, or anythinS o.
ttat klld' II eceMs that tb!s wns Ms. Robin.
sons case; that t'lo lal tnis hystetical paral.
! yss, atlt', even m"rG than that. she wa doing
what people GENERALLY call "ss'amin!ni:n
| "Aow was Your attention asst called To this
p'asS o. iae Gsef - =, H.,
papers,
MET THE REV. CLINTON IocsE
/ who remembered TIC woman when she was at
! 81. Lukc's llo.pltal. In orier 70 fx tho unit
ter lG referred to the rccortlh u the Hoapltnl
mud iound her aatne thcFc on the books. with
UI
, 1877-02-07

NEW YoHK, Feb. O-To-ntsht James Flood,
Who killed Als wiEu Mary at their residence, No,
81 Crosby street, surrendered himself TO tho
Brooklyn polict.
, 1877-02-07
THE WEATHER.,

WAsmlNoTos, d. G.. Feb. I'll a. E.-Far
Upper Mississippi mud Lower Missouri Valleys
autl uppor lakrs rising barometer, euldcr, wcst-
crly winds, ansl generally clear weather.
LouAt uasxsvArloxs.
, 1877-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

MISS ELLsLEt AZ RosALND.
aIlss El]s!er made her first appearancc In CHI
cago Mt llayerly's Theatre Monday night, UNDER
taking the part Of Rosalind In "As Yon Like
It." She Is brunette Of rather petite figure,
agreeable presence, graceful motions, aud win.
some manners. Her voice Is musical and we'll
trained. She has been accustomed TO tJ}e siaye
from infancy, and consequently is ut hpu,u
there. It wus refreshing to view her actions In
comparison with those u the ambitious ANA
tcilrs WIN have been In Chicago of latc. While
the Stage a. one Of them, slse Is better endowed
with experience; and, although still young
wo!'a1', pig produces ller e!Iecss with precision
an! aeiniteenes* u astn that are assuring fsD.n
The start Her tnllersona:lonDf Kosafind Is not
the lHAt that has been seen 1lere, yet IL Is
In innny rrspccts adequate, and far more DE-
keFs1'lg III prstse tl,uH Of blaine. Her figure is
nga'i'st lter fur # cannot for nlo:ncnt be pre-
less number Of discerning. men OF the world,
would mistake hcrr, Il, doublet and hose,
OF In trowecrs anti cuat, fur tnnu. SUI
!r; rsals with discrimination aud refinement.
e lon as'aEs e t. si ie wt Ia, |eS a 5een sys .,
ter. delivered in this city Of late years. The
cl;ckot-soag was delightfully."- rendered;
mud, aItsr hearing It, ono, might
a ta' c esss' sess that IT. s s1aEs Et9 has es1s
dom nf lycr proceeding no farther tlan thc trai
ing n,ay Ut sttll q guesttna held In reserve.
The handkerchief scene, which Is the most try
s ~ tue Esr ,s,d; WI, Ess IL a;ap}poS.ig
dupcd by such counterfeit Of griel;
but he was too courteous u1,d we1l-<llsciplinci
tp detart is'',n tlle text Of Shakespeare, aud de-
ca co.rfcit M Miss Elsess stu acting o oa t1'o ho
wholu leayes pleasant impression. ind the
desire Of the public will bo +. sec ,nore ct her.
u It'e oltencr , silc comes to Chicago tho better.
ras sns iay ynasa Ts 9pe r t. ars rs aa IT, ' an hon.
rany called to support her Is from, Cincinnati.
i made favorable impression. Mr.. Frnuk
hoehe, tho Orlando OF the ocvaston, used 10
oc The leading man II the pcaroorn Thea.
eol1ctilnrs harsh and nbrupt In speech. Afr.
Edwin Prize as Jaeqnes was the most satisfae-
tory pcrsnnator Of that naFt seen here for so,lc
years. TIE "seycn Ages" l'assage, barring
presented. Tue 7vueh,tone of Mr. Wai-
ter Lcn1ox was very crcd!tabc. Celia
WI. indI!lerently played by Miss G,ss!c Dc For
rest, md the parts of Oii,1r aud L'Ae FREDERICK
ono seen ~ Ut Scv!ckes's, theatre IT.
few Necks ago. aud tt,e eotnpauy appear IL be
decidedly SUPERIOR to Meviskcr's, wltllout i,scll
Ellsier viii appear in 'srne Unequal Match"
NOTES.
Maggie Mitchell Is htIll personnting 4N1gnon Ia
sr. Kunn'on's play. Tho acting is greeted with
frequent applause, and the audiences seesu 10
bc we'll pleased.
At tho Adelph this week, Den Thompsou
giyea his plny Of "Josh Ehitcotnb," Rolltu
Howard nets lii 6urlcsque, aud there arc num-
ber ol variety nets.
,Comiaandcur cazenc,vc continues to give
, 1877-02-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

flnFfta: st. Jamcs ftotna. Jack.on vIlte.
Jh!h fAvorIto atonse II nnw open Tor the ren,nn'
Passenger Elevator, good tabls aud ot,rf .nnoint.
msm 1sm, or to1nd IN m hotels spse. suEs-
teesrsd b. mail ns Telegraph, Adaress j. Il,
CAMPBELL, Manager.
ut bfoadhent1 Electrical Method Of ttoatmtnt,
hdFtce frce :1at1y from 10 to at Clifton House,
Rooms and o. -'
It,lands Asnn4stlc Hitter TYfns of r+o,, II u
remedy for nervous debility, Impoverished blood.
and impaired dfgratfan. Depot, 10 Clark street,
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the suit OF Fellows against Mills and anotbor,
brought to recover certain stock TRANSACTIONS the
fui particulars OF which have already been published
in the HERALD, Judge Speir, before whom motion
was mado TO continue injunction restraining tho
defendants from dsposng OF certain stocks, yoster-
day gave decision denying tho motion and dissov.
ing tho injunction.
George Mum, fireman, was taken sick while
duty anu became insane. He discharged from
the forco for not appearing at roll call. He now
cuims that no alterward rcnstated, ana asked.
for mandamus to compel the payment OF his salary
during his absence. Judge Donohuo yesterday dc.
MED the motion.
Mrs. Sybelia KDau1, az ADMINISTRATIVE of her hus.
band, Frederick Knaun, brought SUIT against tho
Board OF Charities aud CORRECTION to recover So 900
damages or tho death OF her husband, when was
caused she alleges by the unskilfnl administration
OF ether at the Bellevue Hospital. The complaint was
dcmurrcd TO- and Judge scdgwicS yesterday reserved
his decision on the demurrer
1872 Joseph Dollard got out OF prison with nearly
two years his sentence Tor grand larceny unexprcd
and was recapturod few weeks ago and taken back,
Judge DAVIS dccides haDcas corpus writ that tho
escape does condone the offence and that he must
serve out his unexprcd term.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
JULIA MARRAN'S ASSAILANTS.

Henry J. Munroo one OF tho gang implicated in he
outrage and robbing Of Mrs. Julia Marran Dutch
Farms, on Thursday las was arrested yesterday and
will have hearing to-day before Justice Kassrcr at
Stapleton. Munroe is the third arrested on tho
charge two others being still ~ large Louis Lorgo
arrested last week tho charge was yostcrday
surrendered by bis bondsmen and committed to tho
county jail Adam Saltzman, arrested on the same
charge is respectable grocer doing business At sta
plcton ho asserts that he was in no way connected
with tho outrage but was passing along The road N
the time Of its committal Munroo bears u had rcpu-
tation, is well known 10 tno police authoriles and "
ut present under indictment Tor passing forged
check on Herman SCHROEDER, grocer at Stapioton;
also for backmailing and sonding obscene letters IN
connection with Mrs Pauline Scniabourn OF Beech
wood avenue, Clifton. The money stolen from Mrs.
Marian has not heen recovered.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
A BUSY BURGLAR.

George Brown, colorod coachman, living at No.
15o Leonard street, was held at tho Harlem Polico
Court yesterday in 900 bail to answer for robbng
Grecn Wright and Theodore Macy, living in Morris
ania, Of $3.50 worth OF slvcrwarc aud clothing Most
Of tho property was pawned to H. Kenny, al No. OZ
Mulberry street. The prisoner Is also suspected or
being tho bargar who not long ago robbed Justin
Henry, p. McGoun and othor harlem residcnta Ills
case 10 10 bc thoroughly Investigated
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
A RECEIVERS INCOMPETENCY.

In tho suit OF Charles B. Riker against Frank A.
DAVIS, which camo before Juigo Robinson, IN tho
Court OF Common Pleas, exceptions TO report
OF referee the judge IN decision gwen yesterday.
took occasion to comment somewhas severely ul on
the conduct OF tho receiver Of the nrm OF Kiker l.
DAVIS, whose AFFAIRS were the subject matter OF tho
controversy In this regard, he says, Il am OF tho
opinion that one contemplate the ana pro-
cecdings OF the plaintiff IN his position receiver
this action without conviction that they present Of
the grosscst of official mismanagcmenI
The whole of the receiver seems attendant
aud marked with gross neglect and violation OF his
duty dispose Of the property Of The firm with
sonabe despatch tnat his prolonged attempt to con-
tnue the business with Insignificant results, and tho
current expenses Tar exceeding what any man Of com
mon prudence could regard AS reasonable to encOun-
ter exhibits the plaintiff acting for ueror and dis.
honest purposes Tue contemplation Of the
whole proceeding produced such conviction of the
entire incompctcncy dishonesty Of the recover
would lead 10 the rejection OF any claims he found
upon such assumed expenditure or such not
predicated upon reliable evidence" The Judge over
rucs the exceptions and confirms the Referees re-
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
THE COURTS.

Tho suit for divorce brought by Emma Eiizabe,t
Arnott against Edward Job Arnott came up before
Judge scdgwick in the Superior Court Special Term,
yesterday, motion for aliinony and counsel fee.
Both parties 10 the suit are members of WallacK's
Theatre troupe, aud are well known in theatrical
circles. Tho defendant, IL seems, denies that he
ever married to he PLAINTIFF that his lawful
wifc Is now living England and that he has had TWO
children by her. and that he Is obliged to use his SALARY
TO support his family in England and pay his debts.
The plaintiff her affidavit, states that sne first met
the defendant in 1874 and tnat tho defendant asked
her ana shc consen TO his wife She always sup
posed they wcrc married. and still so believes, and
that always called her his wife, though ceremony
performed.
There but brief argumont yesterday on the
notion for alimony anu counsel fec Dir. A. Il. II.
Dawson appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr.. John A
Hallesler for the defendant. There ail-
davts OF any Importance rond and the case VA sub
mt,cd to Judge Sedgwick, who took The papers, re-
serving mis- decision.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
A FATHERS CONyEYANCES.

William Wesls vito obalned limited divorce from
him, Ia which she awarded $1,000 year alimony,.
besides 81, 800 for counsel fec. He thcreupon
veycd has property, amounting to $I000o0 to his two
daughters, ana left the country. Henry ID. Donneny
was appointed sequestrator Of hs estate aer the
veyanccs, and has brought two sus-one against the
daughters against tho atherto set aside then
conveynnces aud to tho property placed in his
hands so that he may make the aiinony and allow
ancc out OF thcm alleging that the convey ance
fraudulent, intonded deprive the vile of her
alImony. aud that that purpose was known and par
t,cipatcd IN oy daughters On demurrer 70 this
compliant that tho plaintiff had not legal capacity
su and showed no cause OF action, Judge Van Worst,
in elaborate opinion, decides in iavor OF the de-
fendants. the conveyance by the husband TO tho
DAUGHTERS being absolute between them and
ipg no rights father tho sequestrator's only
right beng collect the rents for tho iatner and o
wiic being the proper party pursue her remedy
ner own name and probably IN the original action.
The New York herald., 1877-12-25

A TIsAS NAIL LINE. - ,e,,m, .,.,.<,
Regular monthly saiiings from pier 81 North River Us
For KINGSTON dam, and HAYrI:-
ATLAS December 10 ALPS anuary 10 1873
:. For IIAYrI COLOMBIA. fSrHMUs or PANAMA and
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS tva AspinwalI = -.
ANDF3.... December - ALfS..... January 10, 1873
First British built Iron steamers superior hrst
class passengor odatious
PIN, FoRWUUD CO., General AGENTS
No. % Wall sk
The New York herald., 1877-12-25
CoAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

DACIFIC NAIL ANp PANAMA TRANSIT STEAM
i SHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW
ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA OREGON, &C..
sailing from pier fuot OF Canal ST. North River.
For SAN tkANCsCO via ISThMUS or PANAMA.
connecting for Central America and south Pacific
From sAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamship ALASkA.......... Tuesday, January
From san FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS,
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEt LAND.
Ste am ship ZEALASDIA........N Monday. December 81
For freight or passage apply IT company's ONCE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-03-23
Do Not Face the Light When ai Worn.


Statistics kept by oculists employed in
inhrmares for eye dieases have shown that
the habit of some persons in facing a window
from which the light falls directly in the
eyes as we'll as on the work, Injuries their
eyes in the end. The best way is to work
with side light. or, if the work needs
strong lllumlnations, so that it Is necessary
TO have the working table before the window,
the lower portion of the latter should be
covered with screen. 80 as TO have top
light alone. which does not shine in the
eyes when the head is slightly bent over and
downward toward the work.
ln the schools in Germany this matter has
already been attended to and the rule
adopted to have all the seats and tables 50
arranged that the pupils never face the
windows, but only have the side lights from
the left; and as light simultaneously
thrown from two sides gives an interference
Of shadows, it has been strictly forbidden TO
build school rooms with windows on both
sides, such illumination having proved
injurious TO the eyes of pupils.
We may add to this the advice not to
place the lamp in front of you when at work
IN the evening, but little on one side and
never to neglect the use of a shade. 50 a. to
prevent the strong light shining in the eyes
This is especially to be considered at the
present time, when kerosene lamps; with
thar intensely luminous flames, become
more and more common.