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Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13
SCIENTIFIC

The Telephone. The telephone is suc-
 cess, and as such entitled to public
 favor as triumph of science. Recent experiments at or near Boston, carried
 on by persons six miles apart, under the
 supervision of Professor Bell, the in
 ventOr, fully demonstrate the facility
 with which the human voice in ordinary conversation or in song, or instrument tai music, may be transported over in means of wires. The following is a description of this improvement in tele- graphy:
 The telephone, in it's present form, consists of powerful, compound. per manent magnet, to the poles of which are attached ordinary telegraph coils of insulated wire. In front of the poles, surrounded by these coils of wire, is placed 8 diaphragm of iron. A mouth piece to converge the sound upon this diaphragm substantially completes the arrangement. As is we'll known, the motion of steel or iron Tn front of the poles of 8 magnet creates a current of electricity in coils surrounding the poles of the magnet, and the duration of this current of electricity coincides with the duration of the motion of the steel or iron moved or vibrated in the proximity of the magnet. When the human voice causes the diaphragm to vibrate, electrical undulatiOns are induced in the coils en- virOniDg tine magnets precisely analo- gous to the undulatiOns of the air pro- duced by that voice. These coils are connected with the line wire, which may be of any length, provided the in be good. The undulations which are induced in these coils travel through the line wire, and, passing through the coils of an instrument of precisely similar construction at the distant station, are again resolved into air undulations by the diaphragm of this instrument.
Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13

WHAT Is bookkeeping? Forgetting to return borrowed volumes.
Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13

VEGETARIAN HoTCH PoTCH. - Four large turnips, one pound of carrots, one onion, one lettuce, and parsley. Put four quarts of water into pan, set it on the fire, and put in the carrots and turnips (part of which must be grated and the remainder cut in small pieccesl with other vegetables Gall cut smalD season with pepper and salt, adding a small piece of soda, with quarter of pound of good butter Cor three table spoonful of olive oiD, and let all boil we'll together slowly. Other vegetables may be added. Eat with bread or toast.
Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13

A GOOD NEST to be in-in earnest.
Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13

THE best way to kill time is with a minute gun
Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13

To BROWN FLOUR FOR THIcKENISG GRAvY.-Place one pint wheat flour in a pan and set in the oven to dry, stir, and place on the fire to brown; stir fre- quently, and remove from the fire when of rich, light-brown color; sift, and keep in covered box; either dredge in the food or mix in cold water, and stir in. It should be sifted into the gravy before the water is added, as it thickens quicker and is Tot SO apt to lump.
Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13

GREEN ARTICHOKEs FRIED. Cut a couple of green artichokes into eight or more quarters, according to the size of the artichoke, and trim of all that is uneatable from each, putting them as they are trimmed in cold water, with the juice of lemon squeezed into it, to prevent their turning black. When the quarters are all done, dip them ir batter, made with flour, oil, water and eggs; see that each piece is well coated with it, and fry them in plenty of boil ing lard; serve piled on napkin and ParniShed with fried narslnu
Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13

WHAT is sloshp It's snow matter
Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13

DELIBERATE lying-taking an after di nner uaD
Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13

SUITABLE dover for widow W idoWer.
Connecticut western news., 1877-04-13

HISTORY and Uses Of Ponds Extract.
 in pamphlet form, sent free on application to PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY. 9s
 Maiden Lane, New York.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07

A MYSTERIOUS PROCEEDING.

UNITED STATES DETECTIVES MAKING RAID
UPON TRUNKS AND BoxHs IN A TENEMENT
Considerable excitement was occasoncd In tho
neighborhood Of No. 40 Third avenue, which Is
double tenement. by the arrival at The door
about midnight last night OF number OF
United States detectives The latter at once
began a vigorous search OF tho tho top floor
opening the trunks and boxes they came across
which occupied six weeks ago by a man
named Dclbarno II suspected by that these
used By countcrIcitcr, who ~ in active
demand by tho tncd States oiIciais On
the other hand, ~ is suspected that the
men were simply searching a warrant Tor
stolen goods Captain Murphy, of the Twcn,y.Grst
precinct VINO paid visit ~ the nouac when tho nov
TO the station house that the hourc had been
MS were, Invaded by several strange men, ed
n dgnncd sIcrcc when u HERALD reporter last even
Ing questioned hin, about the Tho TACT 49, there
may be big mystery behind tho detective pspcc ION
Of TIN premises or II may turn ont be "A goose
chase OF set VI gentlemen who pretend to know a
great deal at tho very tmo when they know very
iittlo.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07

may suggest fairylike surroundings 10 the maginar
tive. but tel the cold world that the language OF
fans is all moonshne.
WHAT Is iTs
The greatest novelty OF the season consists OF the
ladies' most sacred inner garment being made OF
black silk foulard and trimmed with Mechlin lace.
Per contra. shrouds are made of pink SILK.
VIRGINIA CREEPERs.
New ball dresses are trimmed with chenille tn
sects, and are called robes insecticides They
are positively killing When old dowagers put them
on they suggest bugbears.
KSorrY.
Love knots formerly of blue are now woven OF
amber beside navy blue. but they are not popular.
because the girls like but one love OF shade
in their bows. no matter how many strings they
SCARCITY OF SUGAR
The largest sugar refinery Of Nantes has stopped
work for want OF raw material. Many other
houses have discharged their workmen.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THH CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHiSGToN, Jan. I'll A. NJ.


OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHiSGroN, Jan. I'll A. NJ
Indications
During Sunday in the South Atlantic and East Cult
States rising barometer. westerly winds. slightly
colder and clear or clearing weather Will prevail
In tho West Cult States, rising followed by falling
barometer, southwest to southeast winds, warmer
ana generally clear weather.
In tho Ohio Valley and Tenpessec stationary fall
ing barometer south westerly winds. partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional rains, followed by
rising barometer and winds shifting to colder north.
westerly.
In the Middle States aud lower inkc region, falling
barometer, northeast to southeast winds and warmer
rainy weather. partly turning into Ia tho north
ern portion, followed by rising barometer. winds shift
ing to westerly northwest In tho former, with
clearing weather. and In tho latter falling temperature
In tho New England States, falling barometer, 10.
creas,ug castcry TO southeriy winds, warmer rainy
weather, partly turning into snow, succeeded during
the afternoon and night by rising barometer westerly
winds and partly cloudy weather.
The rivers IN tho Middle States and Southern and
Western New England will probably commence rising
during sunday
Cautionary signals continue on Lnko Michigan and
from North Carolina to Massachusetts, and are ordered
for the coast OF Maine.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
END OF THE INDIAN WAR.

SPOTTED TAIL TO GO OUT AND BRING IN
CRAZY HoRsE-GENEgAL CROOK GOING TO
RED CLOUD.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHEYENNE. wy T.. Jan. q, 1877
Colonel Mason post commander at For: Robinson,
Red Cloud Agency, tclegrspns General Crook oday,
that bceve, he could get Spotted Tal go and
bring Crazy Horse, If the General would permit the
acceptance OF the hostile chiefs offer to surrender
his giving up his arms and ponies. General Crook
telosrnphcd in reply that Colonel Mason could
accept tho surrender on tho terms named
learned to-day that Crazy Horse Is
q OF spotted Tahs brother n old
Spot undertakes the mission no will probably succeed
and thus substantially end the indian war. That he
will cndeavor to do seems likely, he
dsl,kes tho prospect OF trip 10 the Indian
Territory and wishes to strengthen his influence with
tho whites that hts request to stay where he Is may
bc respected
General Crook goes to Rod Cloud IN few days
The New York herald., 1877-01-07

DEATH IN A DENTISTS CHAIR.

RAILWAY, N. j.. Jan. 9. ls77
Last evening at quarter TO cgbt ether was admin
istcrcd by Dr. wcsake ut his Office to Walter Lewis,
aged twelve years for tho purpose Of extracting
TOOTH and in fifteen minutes Lewis dead. All the
medical fraternity OF this city called in and gnl
vnnic battery and other rcsorntvcs used 10
suscitatc the boy, but they were unavang II is bo-
lieved that death resulted from an rregulation Of the
heart as the ether adm Mustered not enough 70
render him entirely unconscious. westiakc's son,
who Is physician, was attendance. Westlake has
resided IN Railway for n number OF years and stands
h,gh IN his profession. lie has boen nrrcsted.
The boys father Elijah Lewis, engaged business
in New York.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07

cher." with Mr. Herman Vein and Mrs. John Wood
In the principal parts
Mr.. John S. Clarke, the American comedian, has
made his rentrs~at the Strand.
AN AMERICAN PRIaA DONNA.
new American prima donna, Mss Alice May, has
made hit at the Gaiety in an English version OF
the AGrande Duchesse.''
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A new grand romantic and spectacular opera is an
nounced at the Queens Theatre entitled "BJiorn."
pies ConservatorIum The piece is q sort of Nor
wegar edition OF Macbeth
piece called the "Queen Of Connaught" IS an
nounced at the Olympic for next Saturday.
THE MAccArEEs.
Rubinstens oratoro. "Die Macabaer.' has been
produced at Munich. The Times crlticses it some
what severely for monotony Of coloring, scarcity OF
ideas and unequal workmanship ana says that it is
"an unsuccessful attempt to defy music" by giving
every character hymn theme
FREE TRADE
The literary professor. Fawcett. is writing book
on "Protection and Free Trade" He intends to
consider the arguments adduced by the American
advocates OF protection making special inquiry into
the causes preventing the realization OF the predic
tons OF general adoption Of free trade after the
repeal OF the corn laws.
AN ANGLO AMERICAN NOVEL
Hepworth Dixon has finished novel, In which
the scene is alternately laid in England and
America.
Lieutenant Kitchener replaces Mr.. Gender in the
explorations of Palestine. He purposes completing
the survey OF Western Palestine, and will dig out
and restore Jacobs well.
At the Natural Science examination lady stu
dent from the womcn's College was permitted to
compete with the members OF the University, and
would have taken first class honors II she had been
an undergraduate.
grand yachting voyage round the world is pro.
ected the style Of the Quaker City, celebrated by
Mark Twain's "innocents Abroad.n The fare Is to
be f50O.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE SENSITIVE
The Stock Exchange has been sensitive during
the week. prices fuctuating according to the char
acter of the news from the East. The tendency OF
discount was downward; best three months bills
were taken ut IN to lis per cent. The demand
was only moderate and nn abundant supply OF
money was offered, which will doubtless be
augmented by the distribution OF dividends on the
funds at the Bank OF England to-day. Consols ad-
vanccd 7.16. The changes In English Railways were
insignificant. Canadians advanced slightly. In the
foreign market fluctuations were widc Russian,
Turkish and Hungarian improved y to per cent.
Argentnes, French and Egyptians are lower.
American governments have been very strong.
The various loans are \ to,s higher. Railways have
also improved. Illinois are better and Erie
descriptions 4 to 1H better
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
THOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERT.

AHohsS otMPHOSl COSCEbxs
steinway Hall was crowded last evening" the occa-
slon OF Theodore Thomas third symphony concert.
Ten years have elapsed since the celebrated orchestral
leader commenced his symphony concerts He has gone
on steadily and perss'ently, battling with heroic sort
tuds the terrible obstacles which lay in bis
patn-want OF appreciation, financial dcpres-
sion aud Jealous enmity from other sources.
All OF these ne has conquered through the
strength OF MS own rcsolutc VIII aud his determlna-
tion TO keep his 1ag Of art tying with but cns
steal names inscribed on 4 last night the programme
was peculiar representing schools OF entirely
at variance with those which nd much at the
present day Mozart led Off with his symphony IN
MINOR What relief from the pondcrous, intricate
puzzing compositions OF modern writers. Freshness
beauty, sweet melody and delicious Instrumentation
o. which child might easily interpret tho meaning
played by band OF tass who seemed To take
especial pleasure in tneir agreeable tasksuch was
the Mozart symphony last night The strings aad
reeds seemed Ike cooing aoves they answered each
other particularly Ia the inmitablc mlnuet-ln that
dainty manner thai recalled the midsummer Nights
Dream, when the lovers sought each other through
The green wood Tho lovers opisparavoidng. seek ns
each other; but tneir humanity wears air OF dis
tance and strangeness, as II their feelings were but
visionary affections; as though they themselves were
but the figures in dream landscape The conductor
seemed TO say to the first violin Obcron commanded
Puck
liic. therefore. Robin. overcast the night;
Tnr starry welkin cover tnou anon
And lead these tesy rivals 81 as'rny
As not within un"thcr's way.
The lights and shades o. this immortal symphony
were limncd with master hand rs II one great ono
artist had skeicncd the immortal Original IN manner
that not even Mozir, himself. were he
present, could pick law the performance
Of hs work. Alter Mozart came Ncls Gadc.
The Danish composer appeared in modest
unpre,cnding work. .Novcct,es," Tor string orches
ira which. however had much Mozartan deIlcacy Of
treatment ana melody OF the most pronounced kind.
Barjeps dramatic overture to ''Mrden" npd Schu
mann's magnificent symphony. No. j. Il
lat, completed the programme. The concert
Was peculiar IN many respects First, there
was s0lost; again, there nothing
from Wagner l.iszt aud then there was nothing
sensational As Mr. Thomas Gsid, ' want TO try the
effect of thorou.h hly old school progmmmc, or, at
least bill made up OF works entirely different from the
teachings o what is called the new scnoo." lie was
entirely successful The concert, last evening, was
del ghtiul both In regard the choice OF works
their Interpretation.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
OBITUARY.
WHITTIER, THE DANISH POET.


cable despatch from Paris announces that Rasmas
vnads Christian Ferdinand winther, the celebrated
DANISH poet, died in that city yesterday, at
the age OF eighty years Tho deceased wns
born at Fcnsmark. Zealand, July 20,
1895, his father being clergyman. His
father died the future poet only twelve years
old, and lie was brought up ard educated with groat
care by his knd-heartcd stepiatber, Bishop Rasrnas
Mac'lcr In 1924 he was appointed professor In
ccclcsiast.cni college, ana subsequently, inherit
ing competency, he was enabled to complete his
education by travel, visiting Italy IN partcurr After
hs r'turn to Denmark he led somewhat retired lie
TIL 1871 when he was appointed the position of m
siructor In Danish To tho Princcss Caroline OF
MccKienburg, the betrothcd OF tho Crown Prince.
Win,hcr Is universally regarded OF the greatest
poets which Denmark has produced. lilo pnbishcd
from time to time numerous collections OF his poems
and many OF his songs bccamc very popular A close
study of The Italian poets gave him richness o.! OK.
prcss,on which deiracicd nothing from the strictly
natural character OF his muse and his works have
greatly tended TO improve tho literary style Of Don
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
THE AsHTABULA HORROR.

CLEVELAND, Jan. O, 1877
No testimony taken to-day before the Coroper's
jury at Ashtabula.
Tho bodies at tho Morsue removed to tho
cemetery vault to-day.
A gold Roman lockct and chain wcro found to-day,
the locket bearing tho inscription an Eta Hamlin
May 10 1878"
The romans of Miss I,bbe Meyers, Of Buffalo, wcrc
identified to-day by her friends
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
A TWELFTH NIGHT CHARITY CONCERT.

Tho vast space OF ground ON Fourteenth street,
known as the Twenty second Regiment Armory, was
we'll filed last night the OF concert given
by Mr. Gilmore and hts popular military band, with
several important assistants, for the benefit
OF 81. lgnatins' Guild Tho programme was
ioiows:-Overture, ''Stabat Mater" Ros-
sini Gilmore's Band carol combined choirs),
Monk: finale, Fifth symphony, beethoven,
Gmorc's Band; cornct solo, "Fnntaise Original, "
Hartmann, Mr. N. ArbuckIc; cantata (irinty church
choir, Nels ". Gadc solos. by Master James Ward
ana Mr. IL. Price, accOmpaniments by Giimores full
orchestra; overture, "Consccratlon OF the House"
beethoven Glmores Band; grand aria, from ''Robcrt
10 Dmblc." Meycrbecr, Mnc Eugene Paprcnheim
pccoio solo, "rhc Little Warbler DO Carlo Signor
he Carlo; Christmas chorus combined choirs). b..
Cakin, accompanied by Gmorcs full orchestra: grand
march, from ''Tannnauscr, Wagner, Gilmorcs Band.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
UNITED STATES TROOPS IN INDIANA

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Jan. q, 1877.
Two companies Of United States troops have arrived
at Jenersonvic and quartcrcd In tho government
depot. Their coming has occasoned conlmotion
among the residents OF Jenorsonvc, we'll those
of I.ouisyil opposite.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
ACTION OF THE LEGrsLAruRE.

CoLUMBrs, Ohio, Jan. O. 1877.
In the House to-day resolution adopted calling
on tho Railroad Commissioner for Information as TO
what condition the Ashtabua bridge IN when last
inspected by HIM, when such inspection occurred.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07

Average temperature ycstcrdny. .............. .Gii
Average temperature for corresponding date last
Weekly average for 1876. Observation-Disclosures. 30 ~
Weekly average Tor 1871 77.......,............2i II
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
BILLIARDS.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnAI.D1
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. O. 1877.
Sexton Anlshe 200 points in 500 point billiard
match for $500, with slosson with mn unnnshed run
OF 81. He will continuo the tomorrow night
when tho game will close.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty four hours IN com.
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HIM IN
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
REV. RICHARD coBporS. rSoIsH AUTHOR.

cable despatch from London announces the death
Of tho Rev. Richard Cobbod, the English author
Born IN Suffolk IN 1927, he educated at Caus Col
lcge. Cambridge, graduating In 1870. lie wrote sew
cral books OF religious tendency and poems
and was rector Of Wortham ana rural dean of HartIs
Iner
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
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The New York herald., 1877-01-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS

State Senator James +. Starbuck OF w'tcrtown, N,
Y, Is nt the Metropolitan Hotel. Rev. DR.. Henry @.
Weston, of Chester, Pa, is at tho ST. Denis HotcL
Henry r. Person. OF Albany, at the Everett House,
henry W. Muzzey OF Boston, is nt the Windsor Hotel
The New York herald., 1877-01-07

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minute.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07

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The New York herald., 1877-01-07


and hustle nothing is lone and the muddy Thames
is master of the situation.
a SCOTCH IRISH TOURNAMENT
The coming season is expected to he the most
brilliant in English society for many years. One Of
the chief events projected is medieval tourna.
ment, to be holden at birmingham, under
the auspices Of the leading Scotch and
Irish families, similar to the famous Eglinton
tournament held in 1920 at Egnton CASTLE Ayr.
shire, whereat Lady Jane Georgana Seymour, after
ward Duchess OF Somerset was chosen queen of
Beauty, and where Prince, afterward Emperor,
Louis Napoleon played part in the jousts.
AFTERNOON DANCES.
BY way of relieving the appalling drearincss OF
"at homes" it proposed to make afternoon dances
Feature OF these reunons.
PRINCE ARrnuR's LOVE AFFAIR.
The Duke OF Connaught's love affair hangs fire,
his fair Hanoverian cousin not having sdecIded to
say yes or no. He solaces himself with n strict
attention to his military duties having sole charge
Of his regiment in ireland.
ARrsTocRATIC pRIvArEs.
Still another arstocratic enlistment Is reported
and the thing is becoming monotonous. "My son
In the army" is losing its favor. Fond mammas
arc alarmed. TO their rescue comes the Duke
OF Cambridge, who Is resolved to stop the
growing mania OF the nobility for a shilling
day In the queens service, on the grounds
Of its inconvenience TO the officers who have TO put
Voung peers through the goose-stcp. and its dcmor-
alizaton OF the plepcian rank and file, who arc in
clincd to put on airs when they have lord at the
company mess
AFRICAN EXPLORATION.
The Prince OF Wales has withdrawn from the
Presidency OF the African Exploration Society.
OUR HORSESHOE.
The military authorities at Aldcrshot arc testing
thc American horseshoe to prevent the horse over
reaching itself.
'LEs DANIcHEFF.r
In things theatrical the most important announce.
mcnt tho production at the st. James Theatre to-
night Of Lord Ncwry's English version Of lies Dani