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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
THE MYSTERIOUS BOY IL INDIANA.
THE STORY II REGARD TO HIS IDENTITY WITH
CHARLIE ROSS

THE STORY II REGARD TO HIS IDENTITY WITH
CHARLIE ROSS
CNCINNATI. Ohio Oct. PA special TO THE
Coo,,ercai states mat john " Human and hi- mother,
an account 81 whose arrest at Richmond Indiana, for
toe addiction OF johnny Eddy MJnitt published IN
the Essetn papers last week. make the following
statement: Trey knew nothing Of the abduction OF
Charlie Ross until led u invests CATION by Young Nof
himself NhO in looking at paper containing Als bIo'L-
er's picture said That my brother Walter wonder
where nc Is now" Wnea shown pictures of the home
OF Charlie boss be said. Ga, that is where used to
live and there" pointing among the trees Is where my
swing be. Way up this street Is where got into
A carriage with two men" When shown pictures Of
Charlie Ross he said used 10 have cuIs too like that
but ulcg were cut of while ! was drumming
ts porch OF ug huu.r, before we went on inc water
on IA hi Il house that went PM. uun umltallnS lie tx
baust pipes steaneri. IlHmHn says lucit are al
lea seven distinct ma Ks upon thr pcrt0h oil Johhhl
MCit' corresponding Wth similar Ii'Ih1 OH the per
locked up aud iltIe for taking to them
a,3ut ms Old nome. When called 10y tic name 81
Charlie Ross lac bmst mo tears ana hAH
d" Don't call me that nam" mere, OF VIII ~ o'n'"
up in dark closet" They say tiIat AN dppiei uiusdtci
ii Foifli'. cautioned them about making any iacis ~
in regard 10 thr boy puD1c. ana achnoW cdScu tN I'e
was a INV sttry ~ VINO he Inc flHntns say thtl
dld not ask johnny 10 20 with them; tnat nc voluntarily
r,,, a., nv rom Ni.it and accomplished Young Hnn IN
taken attn them; that tney were Trying To f'dch
telegraph office where , lIcy cou.d coihul ,
farmer aud bears az unDlemtrhcd reputation
IN tais community. The only statement nc
will make 10 reporters II tuat De can prove mat he
nd ,ptcd JOHNNY before the Ross boy was stoen ana
thai lbs Only Obc not gvDs the facis L. tjo pupIc
is for tAe boys own good PROBABLY az enoIt WI! y,
made tomorrow 10 release the Humans on ~flts %
nnOcas corpus There Is also q Nel-Erpundcd fumor
mat their attorneys vii Apply To the courts to have tne
chd placed IN tuc CUSTODY OF Inc sneIh Tue cast cA
cites much interest mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

the change in color OF the fish. by means OF appropriate
contraction OF the pigment cells. But when ght was
continuously admitted to the under SIDE OF ~, EoSei
holding the Young fish before its eve had gone 10 We
other side tho process OF development and the removal
OF the eye the other side went on just ms lore ihi
was "A great deal vet he learned before TINS series 1l
facts could be explained. lively discussion ehSucu,
in which Professors Rood, Verrlll, Alexander anu
Mayer. and Doctor J. G.. Dalton took part. 70 an
inquiry from Professor Marsh Professor AEisrlI
replied that the opuc nerve OF the Fl III WAS long ~
simmons 40 that il could stretched sufficiently Ia ch Die
the eve TO travel 10 its position. This, sad FRO,
fessor Agassiz "was certainly a wise provision Z"
Nature for otherwise the eye could not nave ne
smiled" During the discussion il mentioned tnt
other Enthusiastically, cuttle-tshe>-which nave Tue
power TO change color in accord nce with their sur
roundmgs sometimes make mistake in - dom 81, a,d
fail to reach the riglt color There seems to be u" Iuc
for doubt to the popular theory OF these accom-
mn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

SANTA, nm IN yesterday evening Richard O'Gormnn u
IN led cf "a wei rs wr ID kcrnhl OF ine I, -,
OF Education hut the latter Is too "isc 10 caFo P
no fur for one OF suspicion. A. r,,,r,onv
Tie conference of Organizations opppseh 10 lnm NJ
IN the with District hri yc-t'f'll, i - con.
Marcy ~ the XVu Assembly District, ~ a"l &c COZ
fren tn nominate william II. s"cOr AID a1t ~ l ~!
H. Norr's.nv Chnrlcs II. swan read letv
To-, Ne : .or staring tht n nominal And
elected no would tF independent course alu :. =,
nort re eorrn aud economic IN sisures ana oddlhI ~,
Nr Norrssr IL te choice Of the conference, wiz eifo
him nv ,arpst an upqua,ici support ana uc'tr 10
recommend, IN that event, that All my i"""' 70" ~
thair h.aFy Endorsement" 49,. ,,.,,nt,,ors-
Mr. MrrrIs.cy wa I en- nominated almost unanimous
IT, + 9 4 lmuiany WIN ID strict Convention w M
,In lril, cy.nin,. - the vacancy caused ny 'ne
Withdrawal Of Mr.. McGiynn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
KINGS COUNTY sLOCUM DEMOCRATS.

In the County Convention OF the " lndepehd-
ent Democrats" OF Kings County, formerly known as
the socum Democrats, yesterday, James Ridg"ay ana
Albert Smith accused each other OF returning false lst
aud dispute grew bitter MI Rldgway oppuscu
coalition with the Republicans, aud the convention
prrccivng his sympathy with the regular rug ueheI
cNpr sscd Indignation mild language or manner.
4 committee OF appointed TO COME WIN Ihe
Republicans. To whom they recommended y ~ Moriis
Tor srict-A tOrDei George A. kngsand Tor supervisor
at Large and Dr. Hopkins for Coroner When the com
mittee rcpurtcd an unsatisfactory conference tle COR
ycution adjourned until s. urday night Inc Ciy con-
yenton last evening adjourned until saturday evening
aud the It'd Senate District Convention uutn hloni'1
evening next. The IlIl District senate Conl cull"h
nominated William +. RoblnsOn. who has already Deeh
nominated by wOrkIngnens union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

Ex-senator Reuben E. Fenton takes an en-
couIagnE view the state canvass aud is uucn inter
ssted IN watching the progress Of the local campaign
against Tammany Hall theodore b. Pomeroy VINO Nils
the place vacated by Mr.. Woodu the senate ticket
IL very confident OF his election The popular saying
among the Republicans of the Auburn District Is that
" CbaTley Rose. Mr. POmerOy's Democratic opponent,
will be harder mud ateI November than the ChafleJ
Ro.s Of PhiladelpAlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 24.-The creditors of
john H. N4sle d Co.. who printed The official catalogue oi
IL. Centennial Exhibition aud TO whom Jon g. Morton,
late President OF the Market street Railway, loaned
large SUNS, were made known day. The largest cred
it,is are H. h Jsmison Co.. OF Pmiadcpniu, $4,000;
The Seventh National Bank, OF Philadelphia, Sl2JOO'
UoNard. ntavers Bell, ~ Philadelphia. SSJ.OOO; Keen,
Newbod & ',O Philadelphia, 92OOOhf " 81 fuladc4-
puia Passenger Railway Company, r499lS J3i Iho
tlount tolly Penn, Paper Company, S21,O3J 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
TIE DISTRICT ALDERMEN.
,AS ANn ANrI-rA,lArANY NOMINATIONS LAST

In the Tyth District Ahti-rdnmany COhveAuoI' '"o
hall had TO be cleared bv the police before any business
,d h dope Tte nominations were made after an IN
succssful conference with committee from the koVu
liran Convention. The latter convention was a'Uou'hc"
unt Saturday. ,,,-,. ~
TWO delegations from the With Assembly District one
led Austin Lcakc, and the other ny }. LYhch' DR.
themselves at tb VIII District Convention AFTER
coue Ito discu sion, the Lynch delegation was hu-
united the Anti-rammany Cony ntIon acDourheu uh-
oil Monday .., ~,
In the WIN District the different ORGANIZATIONS ap
pointed conference committees. =, ..o.
tiOu and the names of Bernard BgiiD. William M"h'
gomery, John Bennett, aud william E Lainioeei, u,
80 ,;,o,d for lion Alter several ballots with
no result the convention adjourned until Monday
The Breadwinnrrs and German independents oi thc
IVth District nominated Bryan Reilly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
THE WITH SENATE DISTRICT.

John Morrissey has finally secured the nOm-
nation OF all the anttTamlnany organizations, except
that Of the Coleman House party, composed Of Thomas
f. Stewart etc. James O'Bren - st resolved TO run
against him, throw his influence In favor Of the
Tammany candidate. IN the expectation and on the
understanding that he will again be taken into
The TamInany Hall committee. II the arch
traitnr Morrlssey IL defeated. The retirement OF
George McGlynn has confused the 1annany councils
snInr hat. James y Thayer has again been urged 10
accent from TammAnI, Dut he had not con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
PROMHENT ARRIVALS.

Hoei Bruns,ciik-Prince Troubctskoy, of Russia !;
Colonel Thomas \ Scott ~ Philadelph and william G. NV
OF Virginia .dsi0r Hoisc-Judge Jeremiah . Bic
% ram WDe-Jarnfs W. baitlay
T.. England Orlow W. Chapman OF biuglamtOD an /
the Hon. JOIN h. Alley. and FraHk ~ ~ Of hassach
g.lts....ht htci0t1s HL-Generu Chntod - NtoDouka5
81 Aubura y. " and VIII Purc.l, Of Rochester IL
b,qgis Hofei-Procssor Charles Lanman Of the Johns
Hopkins University SER f0fN LDlstt
Waiha Ms.iss ippi and Colonel II. = McComb OF De
S4uLs Josiah II Dru hprh Of
Portland. Me-. WiisDT HOfeiW. Brandt store ol
ton AID Gcnrr George MAGE, Of SCHUYLER COUNTY ~
. fff0pOffpt Hntt-A. %. Barber OF Uuci, ana j. ~
Robinson ~ tie Treas Department .rTdnd fh
L0fc'A .scmblymau George West, Of Baison, d ana
state senator Charles H. Brown, OF Nebraska
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

Learned professors have occasionally been
outwitted by sayings of the simple. Dr. I'M, an Edin
burg professor last century in the suburbs Of
the city uonensive creature who was generally re-
gared as an inbecile hat irrated by tue crea
lures Intrusion tho privacy OF his walk, the professor
lid 10 him, How long, Tom, may one 1--we with, ut
Dransi" " dinna KEN said Tom; " nov lang hae ye
lived yeIsel 1"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
THE NEw-oRLEAI5 CUSTOM HOUSE.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-rhe assertion hay-
ing been made Union soldiers aud SAILORS are Fl.
cluded service IN the New-Orcdns Custom House.
Il may De stated the IL employ Is foy-tlrer arc
eXFedcrds occupying the principal positions their sal.
aries amounting 10 nearly Ouc-uail Of the entire pay.
roll. .. other positions Ont-naf are occupied by
ne rOcs, Dy -Ou,ncrn Republicans OIL euDOyes,
ami a Jew Conservatives, FJf tnc III positions .n no
Custom House there Oh HE over 1000 appIca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
JOHN +. HENRY FOR MAYOR OF BROOKLYN
Al the Brooklyn Republican City Convention

last evening no other than that Of John f. Henry
was mentioned He was nominated by acciama'ion'
amid much enthusiasm. He made a speech OF tElnkT'
Mr. II nry was born In Waterbury, W., IN 1851 anu
began tue drug business in that town. For III" pas
twelve Years ne has bern resident OF BroOhyl ana III
business ia NrWN Ork being AZ present the senior me III
Der al the drn OF john i. Henry, Cltran Coz "iot-
sale duiggis =, IN Cucg'-pacc, N."-Iprk four ytIs
ago Mr. Henry ran JJhl {. Jacobs, IN thc mo
Scuat. District aud reduced the Democratic majority OF
1000 in tins previous election e. 2,1OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

ROCHESTER, Oct. 24-Ihe Republican County
Convention To-Day nominated Wa. y. Emerson for nena
tor The convention reaimed the NAt!0ua. platform u
1870 ado ted Cincinnati, aud passed resolutions Of
General j. a.. Martudtt, O. pressing rnlc cJR
1dcuce in the puIty ana pdtrOusI oi Pc,iicn Hayes,
ld Tue hope most Dcucicll rc,uts a! Issue
from his pOIolcs and cOnilng IN ana supporting the
National Administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
. OTHER FIRES.

GLENs FALLS, n. Y, Oct. 2i.-1he Cedar
Falls Hotel ON Cedar River Hamilton County,
totally DESTROYED by fire Fcday night last. Loss
- 900. Insured FOR 5000.
VAUDEVILLE, Me-, Oct. 2l.-The kennebec
Fibre COmpanys factory, at Benton on the sebasticook
River was burned to-day. Loss the mill and
machinery S24 900, ana the stock $1,000 lnsur-
auce ON building $1,000 on stock $4,000
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p Q S 7 S G RI PIT
3:45 a. m.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SHALL TIE WAR CONTINUE,

LoSDoN' Ihnrsday, Der. % 1877
The Vienna correspondent of The Tines tol.
graphs ~ follows: According 10 news from to -,
source at Constantinope, The Grand vizrr canno, -.
with Mahmoud Damad Pasha on the q eston 81 ~, 20
msticc. The Damad has urged armistcc with AM ~,
influence The Grand Yizer Gently rendered hs -.
nation, but afterwards Withdrew &C." zig
Ine Berlin CORES pondcHt Of me Tinaes z.vs. T.,
asserted tiat Prince GOrt-chahOH, M acommuuie,is
th Russian Ambassador here. has emphas ized M ~ o
nlnatl"n Of the ca n 10 continue the war uDui tt &c
non ~ TIC Christi Ds ~ Bosnia, Herzegovina er ~
& ria Il finally and deiuitcly improved3 ' "''' Dub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.


PROBABLE TAMWANY TICKET THE LATEST AMI
TAMMANY ANp RFPUBiICAN NO3uNATloNs AND
THE VOTE OF TIE DISTRICTS.
The following table shows the probable nom
iratlons for the Assembly by Tdmmluy Hall Tonight
and The rnmina, ious thus f.r made by the Re-
publican and Au'.-Tammany ORGANIZATIONS; also the
political complexion oil each disfrct by giving the
majority or plurality Of the successful party in eacn at
the last election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
GENERAL GRANT IN TRANcr

IVNIIVN' IIHI7NIy, Ucf. 70. le--
The ex-Presdent and Mrs. Grant, on land
ing at Bou Ogne, their way TO Par. ~.
terday welcomed by Senator Huo,e,. -,
sire and by the Sub Project " Bouloeno ~
latter specially deputed by tic c.
mcnt 10 greet the General his arrgv M
French soil. Al Paris General Grant was Qre.fa, "a
the Marquis dAbzic the first aid-iecamD OF Presr "
MacManOn S'4eht
FOR other Foreign Ne,cs SEE nm paqe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
THE uYGyERsALIsr GENERAL CONVENTION

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 24.-The Uniyersalst
Genera Convention o. the Quilted states met he'e
this morning, with j. Lewis Grant, Of Auburn,
n Y, in the char. Tie following officers were
elected: Pres dent W. ID. JOY; Nls-P edcut tur Hon.
d. MJri~Ou; secretaries TIE Rev NJ tros-iei Indiana,
and Flaua h. Johnson. Chicago The various committees
were appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

MFR. Beatty, Washington, Nd, sellsTl, OOOPlanos
Rfos 197 ZIP 9-stolss .JSsen.s1e
CTRlCTURE, impotence, aud Diseases OF Lhe
y GencratIye organs radically and speedily cured Oh5s
b,urs ia HE'S RI A. DAN lEL- ND. Ia LeAil-ol -.
rgNHE ROCKINGHAM, -.-..,.--
BROADWAY, CORNER jbIHNi. -
Absolutely hre proof apartments; eight rooms ',rl T
steam. cabinet finish; ventilation aud piuuphE 1907
bs,i,st location The city elevator Apply oh plth'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

.JouSs HOPKINS UNyERsITY-Nacanti eHow
rn. : one vacancy .moug trowslpso or tit J@Aas
HopNins University, yielding 1000 per anhnm' ~ " is
awarded Move ub-T for special proficiency lu ni'" 49,
,,orarftp ufs Greeg Mdtuemdtcs, Pyslc~ Chtirl! r..
5t.ionev Aupv by letter the Presldeuto tae JOHNS
II0rKiNs UNIVERSITY BALTIMORE Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
COLONEL GREENE.s GOLDEN WEDDING.

BosToN, Oct. 24.-Colonel Chas. G. Greene,
founq,r. and until recently editor. Of The Boston Post
celebrated his golden wedding at the Common fell9a
untel TINS evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
TIE FLRk RECORD.
A HOTEL BURNED.

Troy, n. Y, Oct 24.-The Cedar Falls
Hazel nm Cedar River Hamilton county was totally
stroye by nre FRIDAY night The loss Is $1,000 insured
for - 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
EccLEsrxE STILL ~ THE FIELD.

Thomas C. l.. Eccieslne in letter, denies the
stat ,ment that he mas Withdrawn the Tammauy
uu.1ir in t.N nm senate District, aid declares uit he
IS IN the ull the polls close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
BROOKLYN.

The Hartforis will play the Witokas on the Cap
itOlne grounds to-day.
The annual fair Of the Baptist Home which be-
gins on Tuesday at the Academy Of Music Will continue
through the week
Justice Pratt, Yesterday, rendered a judgment for
so7O37 Is against Thomas Palmer r. Arson Palmer and
Thomas Palmer in favor OF the Atlantic National Bank
In the suit for absolute divorce OF Charles h fogg
against Fanny Fogg referee, Thomas b. Pearsa yeser-
day reported the plaintiff The parties have been
married four years, and hayenO children.
Commissioner of Charities Storms was placed UNI
der rest yesterday contempt refusing to testify before
the supervisors supplies Committee The matter was al
ourned until this morning viii come up in the Coun'
ty Court.
John Wilson, of Flatlands, member of the Dem
ncratc General Committee September was sentenced 10
the Peneentary sixty days by Justice Walsh Tor an as
sau upon liquor dealer named schmidt. Yesterday wilson
was released because a defect IN the commitment
The Society of the Crescent and the Cross has re-
ceived from the members French Comedy Company
now playing in this city play FOR the benefit OF the
Turkish and Russian wounded Marshall o. Roberts has
gwen the use Of the yceum Theatre on Friday evening Nov
. and the play chosen ~ Mademoisele de Ia segere" On
Saturday evening NOV "a an amateur concert VIII De gwen
at the Roberts 40 l07 Ffth ave Tickets Tor
these e., .ertainments may had OF the com mittee
The Grand Division of the sons of Temperance, Of
Eastern Now.York, held annual meeting yesterday In
the morning reports grand officers read ami new
members initiated. General business with some amendments
OF the by Jaws occupied the afternoon The following officers
we're elected Grand Worthy Patriarch, tho Rev. Franklin
Noble Grand Associate John Noble Grand Secretary, r. H.
Hopkins Grand Treasurer, A u. Higgins Graud Chapa,
the Rev. Moment; Grand Conductor \ j. Thomas
Grand sentinel William Taylor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25

WHEN ATTACKED

LrYpBORG's PERFUME-WOOD VIOLET-pos-
ses.es tue natural delicate odor o. lnc lowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT BUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
o. a.. SO. noon. So - n. 70'. Aidnight57'
Highest dnriu~ the day, TO-. Lnwcer. 40;
Average 55's same day. l51C. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
.JOuSs HOPKINS UNO

with nausea married ladies should use the suTe aAu moss
agreeable antdOte. MILE OF MAiAEslA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
Ex.JUDGE HoGAN's SUPPORTERS.

The Brcai-wnners and German lndepend-
ruts of thu Iyt Senate hi ric in tors ii, last evening
the Tammany candidate, cX Judge Hogan Tor STATE zen
,tOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The Rrnnhllcan Convention Of kings COUNTY

The Republican Convention OF Kings County
nominated Il fan ticket yesterday afternoon. When the
convection assembled, supervisor Mcdonald asked an
Adjournment; he had received letter from
prominent candidate General Catlin) refusing TO
accent the nomination for DistrictAttomcy. He
moved tie appointment Of committee Of nine
10 consult with General Catlin and report to
the convention his final decision and also list Of the
candidates Later. tine committee returned and pre-
scented the names Of Republican candidates. naduon,
ii reported a number " candidates referred to by
SlucIm Dcuocr - the Murain gmcn, UnOu and the In-
depcuGcut DcmOCI ats l. Gu OF these organizations,
composed OF Democrats opposed to tire ring promised
SUP Iort 70 General Calm Tor Dstrct-Atorucy ID their
candidates were recognized Oh lie u kct. Inc first
sent To Mr. McDcuadHas written WITH tue purpose that
the sucum uOcIat, should unite with the Republicans
m tAc nomination II Judge :. -. Morris IA such case
General Calm wished rom tine contest When
lac learned OF the disposition of the convention toward
INN, General CJtin allowed MS name 10 be uscd. The
nomination unanimously made by accamatiun.
Catln greeted win enthusiastic cheers when
he entered the halt.
Mort mcr G. ogden was nominated Tor County treas
urer ~ exclamation. After discussions each
OH ,e remaining nominations were made follows
Land Andrew I-Ser and william }. CrUpsey. Commits
sioncrS of Charities the 1hd and fItn Districts;
1nomIs = Hen lersOn, Coroner, Ia the western aud John
T. kavaudgh IN the Et-te District; Gilbert II. Week
na4u Justice Of SESSIONS henderson ana Kay
anagn rep e,ent the I1,n Independent org nizaton,
ana Gtoige A. Kug-and the SlOcum Democrats.
General atm l. "a law, OF III" firm u Tracy Catlin,
and o wide legal rputatlOn lie 10 very popular among
AL classes OF Brooklyn citILens,and RcpuDcans are
confident that be- beat BrlttOu, even II c1Judgc
Morris does not take thc stump. hr fclt IS coal
dcaer, Of south Brooklyn. Nj kne-laud was nom
mated last year the coalition tckrt ~ representa-
tive of the SiOcum party but was defeated lie - "a
builder Of Williamsburg. None OF those WHO are on TIE
ticket nave ever held office, except MI Wickhan, who
WAS nominated 10 the Office lie now holds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-25
TIE nryrLnpMENr or fLouNDEEs.

The title oil Professor Alexander Asaoslzs essay would
scarcely have proved attractive 10 the majority oi
hearers but paper before the meeting has Deem
listened ~ with closer acuuou, has caused more re-
mark The questions il gives rise lie al the foundation
of scientific theories ia natural history, and Professor
AeAanuer gassz something OF his fathers skH ~
r,ree.uc such questions stripped Of tccnulcdltts Al
In. previous meeting OF the Academy Eo discussed Tue
d.yeiYpueut %! JJuy fishes, ESPECIALLY a. 10 c loila
lion OF tue taIi. Yesterday lac attacked Tue
problem presented by TIE ey,s OF tue noun,
tins fed received fl. credit HoH IIoI SOL $is,"
alter reviewing thcui lu dedi ne bi"us" u,"H we lis
T., al a., r,,.lc 20 tuc observations Of tcuani uck
~, founder early youn Ada ore e'e On ,A'H su' ~
the head, Ike othcI 1ohy hsHcS Ais'I ,iico "a i
months both ewes are found Oh one SIDE. muck
cuied. from ms own observations, MAJ one o. 10
eyes passed through tht AS ~ 10 u. V 49,, ,
Professor Agts,z mas made the SUBJECT a Pc
found study aud concludes t't in ty"e a. me
evc-so To- sp-ak-sldos MOuhl' lhs'edd Oh tV'u-
through. Tue eye t4I +, Is t' ,iidI,
Inc ana toward the snout. 4heh IL 10 SI"l'4'y , o
nv me pnl OF the muscles sduOGndm- IT, aiouhd the
,sc Rn i'm certain specie, such a. mat observed ~
S-.u-bruck the passage Is maze over TIC iO"t'- .,
but uudcI the dOrs nu. In these cases III" uo 9'' Ia
extends 10 the suOut tr passage ~ Mto' u.u'' 'uo
base OF te d.. Al the trc col t"c NOV .hen' % "a '.,
tic bones are sOt ana carulasuOus TO inus.vS 'o
sIro,,v and be tofson great. III taxes pdeo "i'Ih
about four mouths alter ina chIns. 49,, - ,,
1ne manner has been suO"n, Dut h"' ,ne ',"'' mc
nation has Dc- tnat ton, lisa las ITS eyes Do o. one
sld because facilities iOr securing ioJd arc heIey
naIrl selection resulted 10 hsh that, wDen Matched
has bOtn Dyes the same side We 90 not hhu 'ls pc
cuirty ia fossil lyuuueTs aud 10 founders nave yer
bc,u tyiud later than the Tertiary formation IL 10 uo'
true that ali founders aye destitute OF sWimlns DisI ,
dr. There are Otucr fishes as hat as hOuHdeI Out
Will eyes both sid : o. The frontal bone. ,.., 90
Tne sdes tue founder ia tue Young are inehlca as
"a r The color due 10 the pigment cells, VI WHICH
there are three kinds, red eiaek ana yeo", ~ IN
Wv n fOunder is left IN vessel wan gray ground;
n brcotDes gay; If on BLACK ground Dach II Oh lOu
ground, red THIS power Ci cnass IoI 'T5 nfer,
NC Is that the nervous system being aneot .
~ change OF color through 'Hs eye 0i'S'H~'''
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