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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
LOC1L MISCELLANY.
ASKING TINE FROM CREDITORS.

ASKING TIME FROM CREDITORS.
SUSPENSION OF W. a. RANSOM CO.-CONDITION
OF THE DIME SAVINGS ISsIIIUTIoS OF NEW
ARK,
w. A. Ramon & Co., Wholesale dealers in
boots and SHOES at No. J37 broadway, made assign
cnt for the benefit OF creditors, SATURDAY, t. walter
W Law The firm has been doing business for more
Than thirty years. and the failure Is ascribcd to bad
debts and duuess In business Tee liabilities probably
viii not De less than F25000O the debts being due prin-
cipally 10 Eastern creditors. The assets consist Of
stocks bills receivable the amount % which h not
We ,panncers OF the Dime SavinCs Institution Of
Newark asked Chancellor Runvon, late Saturday after
noon, for order requiring them 20 pay only 20 per
cent Of the amounts due depositors tLe te OF tie
Suspension OF the Newark savings institution the Dime
Raik took advantage OF ne Mn " Gays t' ana coi
s~quentiy has not paid IT, depOsiios since that date
read bonds for 5000 600 and bonds and mortgages for
300 600 and, il forced to realize ITS securities at
present would sustain heavy loss. Chancellor Run
yOn granted the prayer Of the petitioners an appointed
William SaS Whitehead, special master III chahccry, TO
make an examination OF the BANK According To tbe
plus Of sa7I73 "a Sl.G32,slS 53 Is due depcsors.
Payment o. TIE 20 per cent to deposorn VIII he begun
TO-DAY, aud preparations have been male Tor the aci-
patoG run S uce February /, the managers have sold
Newark cts and Paterson CITY bonds and ARRANGEMENTS
are beng made FOR the sale OF the Passalc water bonds
Tic average Of deposits about SlJG the largest deposit
being $4,000 IL is thought tie bank VIII ultimately
pay not icss than ninety cents Oh the dollar
Bennett d Smith manufacturers oi felt skirts AT No.
81 LcouaTd-st have made voluntary lCuhnn III BANK
rupicy. The liabilities amount 10 $4,000 The assets
consisting OF stock and machinery and book accounts,
are worth about S3s,5GO.
John H. Plat been appointed assignee OF John J..
baltimore by Register Dayton.
At meeting OF the creditors Of Cammcyer & Mason,
Saturday it agreed TO accept settlement at 40
cents on the dollar payable IN April, May, jane and
Samuel p gitte, deae, In Bidding at No. 2o3 Canal
ST. has been adjudcaed bankrupt ON the petiton OF
his creditors. His liabilities amount to about 10000
while his assets are Nitlutu dI TiutoOV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

The bill ia relation to the cleaning of the
street. which has been IN preparation FOR time ty
Commissioner Campbell, Mayor Ely. and President
Chandler of the Health Board IS now nearly completed
aud is In hc hands OF tie CORPORATION Counsel 10 be pu
in proper form. 1; will probably receive final con,dcra
ton to-day, and he Transmitted 10 Albany. The mem
bers of the Commission have sought 10 devise plan
which shall be entirely free from the Influence ~ local
politics. and 10 that cud favor division OF the city INTO
a number II DISTRICTS each di5tilCi 20 be under the
charge Of a separate contractor. II Il Thought That by
this means contractor viii obtain large amount
OF pow or and inlurhcc, and that hCdiHy emulation
VIII exist between hrSc in charge Of the work. IL II
proposed 10 have one general SUPPLEMENTARY who shall
have charge 81 me work Throughout the whole city! AMI
10 le; the contract. iOI period OF three years.
The subject OF cleaning tho streets by contract, u ~
announced, will De considered al IN early meeting oi c
Board Of Police As the Commissioners have idvltu-
ally expressed themselves IA favor al the plan thit
Clerk IIwlcy has already drawn MP spccihcHous and
terms OF TIE contract. preparatory To advertising for
proposals. and the document VII hc s3hnicl 10 ,uipO
ration Counsel Whitney for his approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
TsNNAyy AND ITs OPPONENTS.

The Coopcr-O ttcndorfcr Anti Tammany
Committee met at She Everett Ilousc saturday evening
Among those present were Edward Cooper, Hubert g..
Thonpcou II. Un Nc!.on j. Waterbury, John Fox 10.
seph Biumerthn Henry Alien James y. Morrison, and
Joseph T. stTic&. Tho meeting WAS private. MeAbcrs
~ the committee were cOnfdcn, that strong organ n
ton and one commanding public confidence, IOud be
elected. II statod that an anIcaO.c feeling prev c
among the different Gut-flmuaHY OfgarIzatuDs and
that there was objection To Il uriUu with the Buns
wIc! Hotel Committee II the latter honest ia
opposition to Tamuany Han. Mcmh, Oi the Hart
IgSby section were present.
Tnf committee ~ tWcat, three Of the Tammdny Com.
tnittcr or ORGANIZATION reported saturday 10 the latter
committee TIA during tie week II had been hodiu z
meeting. din rent Assembly District C0miui; tees. az
winch competent speakers had reviewed the situation
and sought iuGuce the cmbc!s TO wOrA fOr thVTO gh
ORGANIZATION OF I1lIldEy forces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
INJURED BY 4 FILLING BUILDING.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH OF TWO woRRMlN.
The wall Of the end house Of a row Of
front buildings erecting on LeXngon-aVc
b,tw ca Ninety orrth ami Ninety ift-ss. tell soon after
tie wurkrnen bad gath red FOR their WORK saturday
morning George Bain stonccuttcr, Of No. r42 Eighth
ave. WA taken from the ruins, severely cut about the
head and sent to the Mount Sinai Hospital. John
Icnuessey, "a aborcr of Forty .Ighthst. and First
ave, WI, slightly injured one OF The contractors,
probably caused by the storm Of Friday, which had
soaked the mortar and caused the walls 10 bugr and
fall under The weight OF the beams. one Old builder
that the beams had been placed in position before
The walls Ia proper state 10 receive them. me
buildings said t. belong 10 Charles Fox president
of the south side Railroad Of Lous Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
ACCIDENTALLY KILLING 4 BROTHER.
FATAL DIsCHARGE OF 4 PISTOL VIII WHICH, SjNI-
BOYS Were TLAYGSG.

While several boys were playing, Saturday
In front Of Dr. OLeIrys house. Tcuthayr between
observation-disclosures. Ncuty-Unth and one huncrcd-arc-
thiricth-,is pistol in the hands OF one u the boys
Daniel Leonard, age fourteen. discharged and hs
brother Charles fell 10 the ground wounded Dr
OCdTy and others to the spot and carried the ~
iurrd tho Doctors house. where the I'ic Tel
low quickly expired. The body was taken 20 he ic--
dcrct 0f the father Cb1Ilo- Leonard a. O-tauldic'-
andtwcnty-sccondst. AMI Tcnth-Ivc and young Dan'r
Leonard was taken to the Thlrteth Precinct station
House. The deposition Of the 'atlcT taken 10y Deputy
Coroner NacNhnuie, yesterday, states t1- TIC h-up
Iuy via apparcutiy accidental HIS Two bows aud
several others playing with snail pistol " 81,
thcV Thought WAS uulOadcd. n t0y pistol and tie
boys swapping caps with II. suddenly, Wine IN
the hands 81 Daniel. the rsto! was di-'lnrScd ana a
ball from entered the chest OF Charles. IL II not
known where the pistol obtained. Tho Coroner VIII
make further Investigation but II j. believed That hc
will discharge Daniel Leonard from custody.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
RUssINS ENCOURAGEMENT.

RUSSIAS ENCROACHMENl.
RUSSIA TO BE CEDED NAVAL sTATtON-PEACE To
BE CONCLUDED BY SATURDAY.
LONDON Monday, Feb. %, 1878.
A Vienna telegram to The Times says: " The
report that Turkey will code naval station TO Russia Is
perssttny circulated. The Bay Of BeEos. in the Bos
phorus, and the leland of Marmoa. are variousy men,
toned = the site for such station. ,
The number of Russians who accompany the Gr.nd
Duke Nicholas to st. StefanOs is estimated at 10000
NAV taken for granted that this only step III
settled plan for entering Constantinople."
The Teiegrdphs special telegram from Constantinopic
says the peace will be called the Peace Of Consantiio-
pie.
The Tiness Pera dispatch states Russia demands thai
peace shall he concluded before the I'd OF Ma CHI, and
that the ussulmans shall quit Bulgaria within year,
with the right to sell their property.
PARIS Feb 81, 1873
II Is affirmed that the questions of cession OF territory
to the Russians in Asia. indemnity aud guarantees
for the payment thereof, and the limits or Bulgaria
will beexcluded from the deliberations OF tue OohieI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
THE COyHIDE IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 24.-Rum0rs of a possible
duel as the result Of cowhding affair, are current AZ
Port Deposit VIM Knight, of Baltimore. hearing that
John Oldham had spoken Unexpectedly Of bis sister,
went TO Port Deposit the other day. with two friends to
thrashcd with cowbide by Knight, while held fast by
the latter's friends. When released Oldham swOre to
families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

Dr. George Elli2cr wcl-known and
wealthy physician u Brooklyn, died suddenly Friday
morning. at hi, residence No 12G LyngstOnsi. He had
been out late on Thursday night and Ut O'Clock the
next morning he called his hou.ekecUcr. Ms. Meyer,
saying tna ne did MOI feel well asked her 10 bring
him hot f0oi-1ath lie had Just placed ms feet IN TIE
hai when he fcll 20 the hOGr. Ho expired IA half
hour. Coroner s!mns held an inquest - urdJy after
noon 4 IOst-IuOTtcm examination made by Br
shcuard, showed that DR.. Ei!Scr was affected with
organic disease Of the Kidneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
THE SEVENTH REGIMENTS RECEPTION.

will give u reception al the Academy of Music, April 2i
III aid OF The armory fund. The arrangements are
being completed eXeniv and liberal scale and It
l. anticipated that th5 wi! eclipse all former cntCrtuin-
mruts gwen the regiment The OF tickets Will be
80 each aud the boxes VIII be sold AZ the same prices
are usually fixed Tor the Charity Ball The tickets VIII
Ice yOld Ofic, and members the Regiment and
Veteran Association, and no complimentary uckCts viii
issued 10 Is expected tAat tine sum realized rom the
reception, added 10 the present amount OF the fund, viii
be siilc, enable the Building Committee 10 incl0se
the entire structure administration ANA drillrOOm
budinssl during the present year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
ASSERTING FREEDOM FROM CONTROL.

1t is asserted 10y the officers of the Ham
ubal and st. Joseph Railroad Company that the com
panys charter exempts 1t from any interference with its
passenger and freight charges by any outside authority
On that IL cannot come under the action Of the State
Board Of Commissioners indie lied In the report sat
urday morning from ST. Louis. Section Ia OF the com
Dauy,s chatter reads follows. 1.-THE caiIpany may
charge and receive such tolls ana freight for the
potation OF persons, commodities aud cfriages said
road any part thereof bridge connected there
wtn as shall be for the interest OF the same; such
tolls shall be established by the drectors and may,
FROM time to time be altered"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARMoRY.

II HWTIU'I VT E'TI0'VTTT'II V7-TV''V" III 0I'O
preservation OF Waslincton-square as public park met
at the residence OF Professor Eggcston, No. 30 Wash
ingtOnsquaIe Saturday evenings To protest against the
proposed erection OF an arMOIy la the park. Among
those present were john DAY ana rX-AIGclman Van
Schaick Resolutions coudemning the DAILY Till were
ndouird II was also resolved that whatever permits
sion # any, he given to- The Park Commissioners ~ ai;
tGOrizc parade grounds IN public pas or places should
iii, nrIy coupled with restriction against the cree
ton of any building whatever ~ such parks paccs,
the destruction OF the tr6Cs or grass therein Or The I'M
rpIiug The fitness OF such PARIS or places for their
legitimate purpose 10 which they are nOw devoted as
GUen places Of recreation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
TIE STEAMERS RICHMOND AND MERCEpIrA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24.-The Messrs Col
Inns, contractors for the Madeira and Mamore Railroad
yesterday received a dispatch from Sc. Thomas.
nOuncng the arrival there after stormy passage OF
the steamer Richmond, which sailed hence for San An
tonic Brazil February II, with supplies and laborers
for the construction of the railroad All were well on
board.
Tue secretary OF the Maritime Exchange received tue
following dispatch from New YORK:
The schooner Paul Eyoy, which arrived at NeW.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
REVIEW OF COLORED TROOPS BY GOVERNOR
HAMPTON

CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. 24.-Two reT.
Of the National Guard, colored volunteer organ.
zation. were yesterday, reviewed by Governor Hamp.
ton. At the close of the review Governor Hampton ad.
dressed them briefly congratuating them the I'm.
proyemcnt in their organization and efficiency during
The last year: reminding Of his pledge previous to
election the cOlored should enjoy full and
equal rights under the law with the whites aud calling
upon them citizens to cooperate with HIM in carrying
cut his pledge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
TuEFTs BY A wEAK.MIyDED BOY.

Captain Foley on Saturday, brought before
Justice Flain!neT, Essex Market Police Court,
boys named IIahus and Williams. charged with obtaining
from a Weak-muded Of Philip TOBIAS, of No. lCG
owcry quantity Of his fathers icwclry. The has
Ic1uIrd much time for investigation IL from
me mperfect uicrIuccH Of young Tobias that at hrs
TO please The ana afterwards under their threats
he had taken a considerable amount OF lcwcry. and
given II 90 his schoO.lcl0ws The matter adjourned
10 thIa al cruOoM 70 nbllin further eYldence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
GOODS FOR THE PARIS EXPOSITION
The United States ship Supply will sail for

The United States ship supply VIII salI Tor
ROucn. France, this morning. Among the articles
shipped arc agricultural products, labor-savlng
machinery of all kinds, pharnaceutial prepare
tons and chemical products improved ventilators
and air filters for hospitals musical Instruments medical
and surgical instruments, watches and jcWelry, fire.
arms leather and skine, sewing machines. carriages.
railway and telegraph apparatus and three street
The exhibits come principally from SewYO and
Philadelphia; the Now-England States furnish one
third. Commissioners McCormick's application
for an additional vessel 10 transport the exhibits has
been granted and the sailing ship Portsmouth has
detailed for that duty She VIII leave washington FOR
New.YOr In q few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
KILLED WITH UATCUFT.

The inquest in the case of George Miller,
who killed by Henry Hendrick, week In the
reparshop Of the Hudson County Horse Railroad Com
pany, was concluded early yesterday morning. The
iury rendered verdict az a. M yesterday, that Mil
ler's death caused by the injuries inflicted By Hem
drick The evidence showed that Hendrck threw the
weapon, which he vas sharpening across the shop, at
miller, because he was sncerlns at him. Hehdrck il
now the Hudson County Jail, awaiting the action OF
A., 80 aud I,trN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gilsoy Fouse-Sir Alexander r. Gait, Of Montreal.
rim Ar'enr Hot'LJohn e. Priest, Of s. Louis, and
Assemblyman James Graham, OF NeNburg n Y-.-....S
Jtmgs Io,ei-Comnanter Charles j. Jraiu l. = NJ and Col
oncl r.. s. OTIS T. :. b,erODr HOaseLconard SWEET,
0 Chicago and General Henry Hunt T. s. A..... Vest
inrs'cy not iDanlel ponghcry, of Philadelphia Few-
iOrg RoeGcDera q. A. De Russev L. s. A., and George
Nngolt CGLHGn HoHScLieufenant Edward A. Field,
u. NJ. Shrerdnt HouSe-MaIOr George T. Andrews. u
H. A., and Captain A C. Hutchinson. OF New orleans
.fs0r HucNaya Constructor Edward ilartt L. :. -,
Grdnd CeHrGi HOtI-Captain Frederick Watkina OF The
steamship City Of BRUSSELS .St CLOUD Rotet-Senator
Algcrnon ;. Paddock, OF Nebraska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
PROGRESS OF BIBLE REVISION.

The American Bible Revision Committee held
its monthly meeting last week, at the Bible House Ia this
city The revision OF the Old Testament Company has
proceeded through jeremiah and Lamentations and the
rst n rec chapters Of Ezekiel The New Testament Com
many has revised the larger part Of the Eplse 10 the
Galatians on Friday the committee met by invitation
number OF prominent gentlemen OF this city, the
residence of tie Rev. Dr. Potter. OF Grace Church, and
gave a full account of the progress OF the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

yesterday. reports having seen, January 20, at the
mouth OF the Amazon, American steamer which 10
supposed TO he the Mercedits
The Mercedita the first vessel dispatcher by the
Messrs Collins and fears have been entertained for her
safety, having heard from suco touching at
Barbados, January 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

with their families. and are mostly OF Foreign &C
eInigrnIts each pay 80 passage mono! ~ ,Sd
furnished employment upon their arrival cur.
In the cargo OF the yanhoP go eases OF
ten tons or American type, several hnndrco hLeIiea
clocks Sc 600 gallons OF kerosene OIL lanterns DfOos
griudstOnes wOOdeuwarc. and agricultural implements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
AUSTRIA MORE WARLIKE.

LONDON, Monday, Feb 70, 1915
special to The Observer from Vienna states
that the Delegations will meet March q (Tne DelcSa
ons Is the name by which the Imperial Parliament OF
ArstrO-IIungary is known.
The Duty TcieqdphS special from Vienna says war Is
intensely unpopular with both the Court ana people
The Court party Is still prORussian and favGrs tue oc
patton of Bosnia aud Herzegovina Colonel BechtCl
sheIm started FOR St Petersburg Frday ON q nlslOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
EMIGRANrs FOR AUSTRALIA.

The ship Ivanhoe, with ia emigrants for
Sydney, New South Wales. sailed from Pier No East
River yesterday. The emigrants forwarded under
the supervision OF the Australian Government. by Il.
w. Cameron Co.. and consist OF and laborers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
THE NEW PONTIFICATE.

LOHDON VI nday, Feb. =, l3I5.
The Rome correspondent of The Times states
that the Castle GOndofO being prepared Tor the Poe
Summer residence Il reported that tho Pope has dis
missed General EanZcT, POuiihcal Minister OF war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
KILLED BY A DUMMY ENGINE.

Patrick Lynch, age 20, of No 421 West
Thirty -Grstst., 10y dummy engine OF the
Hudson River Railroad at Hudson and Bcachsts yester
day afternoon and one OF hs legs badly crushed.
lie WAS removed TO the Chambers Street Hospital,
where amputation was found necessary. He died. how
ever, soon after tie operation performed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
The other night an old West lille. cot !

and went closet feel for certain bottle,
but In the darkness ne got hold OF flask contain
lug kerosene oil, and after taking healthy old gup OF
same, went to bed. He didn't WELL spat
great DEAL and finally said, they couldn't make the same
whiskey now they did forty years ago. Burlington
Hawkeye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT PARMA.

LONDON, Monday, Feb. %. 1873
A telegram to The Times from Rome says an
explosion Of dynamite At Parma, Italy, yesterday killed
six and wounded sIxty-thrce persons
[for other F0rsigI Neics see frstpacel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
THE BRITISH FLEET AT GALLIPOLI
LONDON. Monday, Feb %, 1873

lon OF the British fleet remaining Gapoli has rIaccd
ships on both sides OF the PrJmOnOry, that taCr
guns sweep from shore to shore aud Doais p3lr0l
nightly 10 prevent the laying OF t0rpedOcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25

The prediction that the new Pope would not
be an Ohio man would TO have been yeried.Wors
ceser Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
SULLIVAN PASHA IN DISGRACE.

Suleiman Pasha has been sent to st. Jean
dAcre without trial. and will probably escape adequate
punishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
Announcements.

If in want of a remedy for a sore throat or a
bad cough cold try Dr. JAMES Expecorant old stand.
by for lung and throat troubles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
FIRE AT RUTLAND, VERMONT.

RUTLAND, Vt, Feb. 25.-Thc large woodcn
block known as Landon's Block at the cor3cr Of Roc
aad Wcststs., was destroyed By fire this morning The
block was occupied by the following: T. G. lcNi'.
paints and drugs; o. ". CurTicr, boots AMI shoes
j. W. Fisher, dining Saloon Mis-. L. A. sp"r'
millinery; L. T. Lawton. dentist, and Three
families Tho families barely escaped with their
Iir. losiu all their goods. The fire is supposed 20 have
caught from stove in the basement. I'll" total los On
the building aud stock is estimated ct S2S4oO insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
MISSING LINK Or MONKEY.
posr-vopTru PLANTATION or THE BODY o?


TIIr o,'r,ip,VZFP
The two chimpanzees, " Mp " ana hio s'S-
ter Tuck have been separated by DEATH Nip dying ~
3 H. H. Thursday They arrived 1t the Aquarium
about three weeks ago. Nip contracted cola "pcn
human skill and Tucs's tears could not alleviate ah" "o
pa1d leaving behind shaggy skin wIch VIII We s'"o
The most norton examination. at which no coroner as
sisted took place Saturday afternoon and Ore" together
an interested body OF medical and scientific ecucn'
among them being Professor HamIaon1 professor Sit
Dr. James r. Wood Professor Valentine Mott Dr Lite'
Professor Sayre Or. Bates, Professor Daring anu D
Dr r. C. spiizka assisted by Dr. J. r. Taylor, laid
bare, and found tlat the cls'
Of enih was ruers with general tuberculosis OF pIhiu
aud iuu,-s Tho musicians declared thHt tho III uI
looked srikngly human. The diameter ~ Tue '
was o,nd 10 be little than four incDes and tho
circumference fourteen inches The brain rcscnDtd tAc
human brain in lis cOnvoutoDs. was about tho SIZE o
that of me- y-born child, and ec cercbrun oNerlaPprd
The cerebc uI the requisite third OF an iHch 10 carry
ont the human comparison. Dr. SpitZka SAID tlaf part OF
the brain whch is supposed to 40 thc taiKlhs' mo-
vbich il called tho Island OF Rci" fairly
developed in Nip, who had only lacked "aSsocia lion ana
Inherited habit 10 be able 70 express in word' his "p
ion of America. The undevelOped potcniiali'y
OF speech was there. Those parts or the
brain which answer to the intellectual faculties,
pred0ninatei over those which the seat of the
automatic and reflex functions. Dr. SPitzka believed
tween Professor Huxley and Professor owen In favor OF
the former microscopic examination OF TIE brnn ana
spinal column viii be made and the result VIII j." iaiG
before Neurological Society, OF Now-Iok Before
doctors get through with Nip they may decide ;at
what there is left Of him is entitled to fanerai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
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