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Schoebein named the substance which he
S1scSyered Ozone. rom the Greek word
that 1t was Oxygen in an active and highly
electro, negatiye state. i MY obaeryat do
not warrant these conclusions. as sub.
stances lsuch M GhiorateaUp Rothssa, 5etc.,l
tnat yield large Quantities OF Oxygen give
Snnt r,.tdn little Ozone. while Others producing
quantities Of Ozone. The most highly ozon-
lied organic bodies are Cedar Wood, Pine.
leaves, Blood, etc" etc. or the Mineral
Salts, Alum, Sulphur, Chloride Of Soda,
etc., may be mentioned A agents yielding
Ozone In abundance, Oxoneifnay be man.
ufactured from all ozonazed bodies By
chemical affinity, the evolution OF organic
matter. and the rapid di9integration of all
ox9ntzed spbstances. either by means Of
oseSe L shs St pfiHsipis q q sSs; sVsss
substance possessing the power to preserve
animal and vegetable structures from de-
cay. The presefvatfve. ana purifying quail.
tiles Of Salt, Carbolic Acid, Chloride OF
Of Ozone. 80, -,
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II was first discovered by Echoenbsin in
small quantities Of it from. Oxygen, By
means 0fpressure. It'll asserted by L0ew
and sOdling that Ozone tcontainss three
atoms ofOxygen, while the latte 1has two
atoms, sl and that by eompyessing Ito one-
0zene has also been pyodnced By passing o
series of electric sparks rthr0igha oxygen
Gas by applying PermanganAto OF Potas-
SO to Sulphunc Acid; by burning Phos-
phorns In Ether or BY forcing aair through
g solution Of Blood. Ether. nPermaIAsanSte
Oh fotassa ana fhosphorus. saGrgE13 sgf
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- qn makeymensyTras rasteratworl for Us
III ttHSu at anythihgs else, CAPT tai not REL
HE quired; we win start you;
8h0me made by the Industrious msil.
women, boys and girls wanted per. day 10
work 1br1ug Now is the time. Men &sb
outfit and terms tree address TRUE d IL"
AuGdstk, Maine. r rsI1FN ~, - l
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A newly Imported Hung garian, employed
Oh farm q few miles Snorth of thy city,
tilted up Q beehive the other daYIto see
what the bees were doing under there. He
knows now. He says they were making
chain lightning and had 1000 tons Of II
on hand, which exploded before he had
time to let the box down.-Hawkeys.
4 TE VI n EE $& E ~ "a G@ u
A sympathetic but inquisitiye young
man, who was visiting country ,prisPn,
gently asked q girl prisoner the cause Of
her being in such place. "Oh," said she,
with contemptuous toss of her head II
stole watermill, and got off safe, but fke
y fool, went back after the stream that
turned ii, and was arrested" The sym
pathetic man left immediately. b.4S1 .o
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HFEJ IT DffB n
META LSs

1oEvanadium ID rsokonsd' thsx xmpst costly
Fof the UAfty known mstals and iron the
ohealps sitE;th thoaugh a really ths valuable
OF ali. As estiiinGlsts sdbS Icomms msSSikl prices
current, pound I'll III wand adip SpSts more
than two. o hundred ii tons aasa fpB hShs There
are nineteen u0l,et metals mory l Ehan gold,
though, many Of, them arg atS Aad prao-
ticaliy vsiueless as far Cd appNhhEto any
practical pc use use rat in teir ii metallic aAy None
Of the mstalssars opoisonous W themselves,
.pr0bably bsdaassi they are ihs0ihhblstn their
metallic condition. IT.
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sE. Runk0Ps llHtra1& E. ]
] K.inksl,s shanepoo for
Gle Hais.

The best and cheap Hair Dressing and
Matt Cleaner IN the world 4 hey remove
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
fkaifnk OF, aud promote the growth in q
veEY Ahort tima, They preserve ana beau
titSsthe hall, and render II s0ft and glossy.
peafonce 10 brais, and wiry hAjF, and as b.
hair dressing they are unyfkai1ed; eradi-
cate dandfuf and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes grescs,
scruf, itching, eruption, Cures headache
caused by heat and fatigue. Kunkei's
Shampoo and Lu,trai IestOre hairto nat!
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
harsh and wiry hair. Price per bottls q.
Ask your druggistfor them OF. send to E.aFt
street Oh ila3el ~"9St 1T wv = eS'N 'Ns
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|ua Al a. srssilt inc hig dlscovsis8 that dis.
eases originate In germs, ,idFrtu 1lsi sihlW6rds o,
parasites. Nov ifaly person. ore disposed
F60 60beacepticap this p0lnt 1keV 6an soon
as sss sS.Glsss sss
baadon mot o. mers oaBefti oiig nEkiS beitiK 90
what gould beM0Ee dnatufebtham thod Doc
tQrs the0!ys Xtxf sgo deafe ltbe disease
Or; Paine. after years OF study, haS BEEN
sR3s e tass QSsns the g5sat
|dlqptd form. Itaia vAho absDltftN cure for
ssns o. 4n Eeasd ts 3ssrsff
|scolgge, Dlphtheria andstifis dis6akeis 80
1saaaaKs .siMpiya eecauses thef parAsitee
brane, when II they were destr6y va; :;nature
%sSa ossSs st ss'sf S aesli ss.
IL produces betterreaults tins nohsumption
used bsfsrs sSs sotSfH asstTactISn sad y the q
!qpgsl will, pIpduce 40 cures O The same of
Cancer and other diseases, Ozone as O. dis
tnfeetAh tihas no equal f8ri the body Or hick
Ir0om,d y7ass999G B9mo29d 9gusd3 II
II fEoiisT e6t @1uBasd ,ylBjI b1oTsd
Ia&w eHri 9 Hld5fw ETo5l17st Vta1
.g-s -tN8f nj yinYisfRyea
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lIBWzY9lEaWHKtY
EE1HIaAM1lLp
J. One, DplIar,, A., Y,ead. .vp

Tina efrcnlationcOf this ipopulstI n&wj
pnpaF dhas dmOrai than tr6hiedl during itht
'yoarS 1t contains eli, ,the deadihgin dDRfs
tained In the DAILY HERALD, and II ar,
ranged IN handV-departments. The
FOREIGN NEWS ~ -
embraces special dhpatehes from all qtar.
baa h5"A AldERdIeAN lldadsS 81 asHs1SSrr" e" or
g g s;: - ss Z
.s,s THE WEEKLY EEKt ',a.EfsaieD ',Ha.EERsaaIeD u,
the !. nest yalaable tisxspaper AZ nths; World
Hs9hii sns sspssF snssP 81 Eysfy ws
o,e asa.P .P0LITIcALf E. 'eNEWssifRo5a4 1sdaW WassiR54f a,
s9bse.ln s.S9 son ssRR,sts B.s aaa D@PFsAenaye
s Fspcss ssss FER e Ss
THED FARM DRPARTMEsNT |
iofMe ;WRsKnY HERALD giyss 2hs 1ateat as
we'll astlie = ost IpFacticai sdgk IND
disc2ysties relating to tIS Y d1tis.ss Ct The
aa41 eaass ST EsasaSs 3isb asI'
suggsstiohsl E0r DKsepiHE, Baiidings Ind
pleme1ssa S q Veil Edited depsrtn$nt,
widely ccpdsd!. undsrt heed ofTmT -,.,
Ca.~. itG THE HOME, os" sss4os6 O. -,
giving recipes fot practical dishes, hints
for makingl clothing and 1oio ksepingl us
with latest fashiQns ht the lowest price
Letters from our Paris ana Lofld0n corr fes-.
kS S1 AGSs fas
hs 6a kasS s e. aSsfsXs Bas d sss
PSPoa' EHH yT4TF 20
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. yd
Thereis page devoted to All the. latest
phasesg OF the business, markets, Corps,
Merchandise, &e., 4e 70 2A Variable. feature
!. & ieana Z. "a a. tns sPseiail reported prices
THE PRoDUtJC tJ UC3E \ 2 MARKET. zstsr 30
SPORTING NEWS ct bhpne mid abrdads q
together with d STORY every week q BERr
NOV by some eminent diVf4e3 LtTERARYi,
music IyDRAMATIes PERSoNHL,a ana SEA-
NOTES, n There is no paper lin the worlds
which contains 80 much news 1nsttsr everv
week As' the WEKKIY HERA AIn, watch Is
sent, postage free. for one Dollar. oYoM
can suhscriber At auy time. pa .aI9 e, -.
q o THE NEW YORK HERALD =, :,
In weekly form tsos.. q I' -
90 ONE DOLLAR A YEAR 80
Address " 81Ewal9l 1e 8H vrE 'hS
" New York Herald " Y u y.
Broadway & Ann st.. New York. =
ba, MEDICAL. lpoaal"L
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-,.,.-T The Wsilesv.
'YsSI AM

. --4.,5n yyissTs 80 y
oh;xiI,Ok. myfOzstsfsssp. ~ ~
4. one who mourns an endless wroneI
vnst hidden woe oap.bs % dssps Z vyAi
what utter grief eak ksaSt soiSnes 9
r,a sprins makes haste with step slsts
ysurute and bsantf to renew; .a.
sbs sevsh bids therosss watt.
And gives her nrst fond lsAr care q you. & ~
gs.w,s.coms rsd.brsaSs f0lds wing. ''1p-
To pour for you bis frsshest.strsins q nnii
no YOU the earliest blueshirds sing, W $40
'Tlllall your lishtstsMs tlhlrill asata.5 : " I
Tho sparrow chirps his Wedding song. liJg
y And trusts his tender brood Joyous asmul
Fair AoWsring vines the simmer long i"'
with clasp and kiss you beauty WOO ot
rhs sunshine drapss- your 1inbs with iight
The rain brsids diamonds In you hsir,rb
The breeze makes love tolyou stniSht, OF J
ye. still you droop and still despair. ''''
psus.taypurponshsI n isll q dew si !
BY lovers lips is softly told
The tale thst Ill the ages through 4H2y o.
Has kept the world from growing old
But still, though Aprips buds unfold.
Or summer sets the earth aleaf.
Or autumn pranks your robes with eold !
You sway and sigh In graceful grief
Mourn on forever. unconsoled.
And keep your secret. faithful trees
10 heart In all the world can hold
Aswsster grace than constancy. ~
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a aaxsT eft hCIl, 'sIab ensos 5siA
,s5e5gaps saJ aajs.mmot ats33 u G3a
} .rurrgy 50 FG' 2aafi, gR9 9g glaaigan
yE,g. ..s. za;.5 4. 5a. 81 X a eatssHts
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"a sY,ILIE R..Eg.Nll i1E. .G5 , .H
DR. Payne, can be- consulted daily ata his
as3sSsa asfYssn Walnut and spruee streets Phila-
h nIRb Y|sraT yabt spd .fsoG ga!aJd
.sag asa0oEI SElGi
bylt9&J17 aa Of i7orl e7a shzsa ssB7a
|aoqF r.t a..g alu'' I vgwS S5.gf.Ss sttt
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..lLH LHuIog UyA ahHo3a2T
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q. If. Kunkel, Bitter Wins
of Iron, ,..i

K. r, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter wine Of
Iron will effectually cure liver complaint
1anndice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility, chronic diarrh0ea, disease OF the
kidneys and all diseases arising nom q
disordered liver, stomach or intestines,
piles, fullness OF blood to the head, acidity
Of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food fullneEs or weight in the stomach,
sore eructations, sinking or futtering at
the pit of the stomach, swimming OF the
head: hurried arr OF +. dificIlt breathing, autter-
sensation when iii lying posture, dimness
Of VISION. dots or webs before the sight,
dull pain In the head, deficiency of nres-
|piration, yellowpese Of the skin and eyes,
pain In the side. baek, head, chest, limbs,
ete., sudden fushes OF heat, burning ID the
depression ofspirits. Price 81 per bottle,
druggist palm or some other preparation
SfirSn hs NAYS may saX is g9qd: but ssk toI
9TH other +; ip Kpnksls Bittsr Wjne Of 5ren is not
kel, Proprietor, No. 269 North Ninth stree,
Philadslphia. Pas Soldby' y'ali druggists. ID
Tape Worm Removed Alive
Head and all complete, In two hours
no fee TIL head passes. Seat, pin and
as forth Ninth street, Phiiadelphia, pa
Send for circular. F0rremoving seat, pin
or stoma06 worms call onHVeur druggist,
and I'll Tor & bottle OF HKunkel's Worm
syrAp price 81. n never ldails Comman
sshs6 hesn tape, woEm be ren1pved, all
ether w0rns can be readil renoYed
u. IN KunIkel's AlstraI 8 e. F.
KlankeI,s ShanapOO for -
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Oxygen representa- la5thTofI the atmos-
phere Ozone, l000ih part. One ethousand
aaafts, Cor 4S cubic feet tof afr are Consumed
by o person everytWentysfour h0urssW

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elI u. l@isi g5d Eu!al5g97ba 10
sqmR-t i1 tsand3a"T eij 1cf lila q
p7l 'sgnaH waE }o a.uaH sA5 b3&aag
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vgaafd aa' c~0b Jsipi1 vsid ~
.aaql sti 4agl h8deisRy TN A
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.uqAaagI1T dZh dIAK va
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.Lslasl 9. xEoIE edi div IsW Il
s,sO
1!ts.,3P g1s...' :

The word moves. 10 does science. We
asys aSRg 81 DSss tssns sacc that
the ocaMssr, of the, plaa Me- n fdrhDi6mgrms
isss assssss sRSIsss %Siss ss aisin IN
ffSln1mg9as fSnm9 a ytttatsa y sconditip4lpf tIseaiE We
sHy bsstRa s aaBtsfss1 ssfsa
tone, or supply It's hearth iSfvfhR famcfions,
9ftnsl gdIeaI pRof ri bEI Faqfs. Vienna.
-BsFt n,o pnplins and rElinbur&, aas wsN az
Rfofess6fo VIM. IA. Paine, AM, nj, III. r
highly educated ana chlsiv6ted physicisn
hastla1QEed assidi0usly yEfoh thiyty9Gx years
to this cause ofdtsease and AtslIsrnsdys
auommoJ 10 asaoH dsirarT oGt III
III ,(is"Ihad) nswo9 dqbsoJ .7E yebTo2
aTq IIiw ,9ayT T-ao-sftaa0waK mori nd
Tjzs 20 uolioN Hama q 10 r6lHtag sdf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
NAY BIDHELL's LAWSUIT.
Alleging . breach OF Promise that Justiee
walsh Decided was not Proven.


james Scnnott, beardess blonde-com-
pleNioned boy Of Is. who lives with his father
in Calyer street. Greenpoint. was tried before
Justice Walsh in Brooklyn, yesterday. on a
charge OF breach OF promise Of marriage
claimed to have been made to Miss May Bidwel
OF lOl Freeman street. Miss Bidwell n blue
eyed girl. OF innocent appearance. sat weeping
most Of the time before the Justice. She was
neatly dressed in black. and long curls hung in
profuslon over the collar OF her iur-trimmed
cloak Her father Alfonso Bidwell. who is 10
years Of age. is a caulkcr and Is much respected
by his acquaintance. The girls story was that
she was introduced 10 lScnnott who Ia the son
Of rich parents and Il clerk in an importing
house In Broadway, this city in February. 1877.
in the lobby OF the FIRST Baptist Church. in
Green point. He went home with her. and
visited her repeatedly afterwards. In October
1877. he promised To marry her and their init
macy, which led TO yesterdays proceeding. fol-
lowed; She was piqued at some act and for
bade him TO come To- the house. and when he
afterward wrote asking her To accompany him
70 party. she would not answer.
Mr.. Alfonso Bidwell went in search Of young
sennott with pistol. He had seen the Young
man pass in and out Of the house. but had
never been introduced to him. He was in a
terrible rage. but friend took tho pistol away
from him. SO that when he found young ScnnOtt
he was unarmcd. IL" said To- him. So he testi-
fled: DO you ever visit lOl Freeman street p
Sennoti said Yes" Then you 20 up there"
MIR. Btdwell said, and whatever YOU have
made crooked you must make straight"
A scene followed a. the house. every mem
Dor Of the family violently accusing SEN
mott. Mr.. Bidwell said tina, now that disgrace
hai come upon him he did not care for his life
and that he would rs lief fight n duel with
Sennott as not although he was 10 years Of age
and Sonnou wns spry young man. He in
tended TO avrnge the stain upon his family
name and was willing To serve a term In prison
for doing 40. Sennou mt first denied the Accu-
sAtop. but ut length admitted ii. and after visit
ing Miss Bidwe In her sick room he consented
| % marry her. and quilted the house with the
understanding that he was TO return on the
next Monday evening ~ o'clock. and marry
her. He asked Mr.. Bidwell TO have minister
ready.
Sennolt's defence was that he had made no
promise u marriage preceding his relations
with May Bidwcl and that II WIS not until
after she had consulted II lawyer and found il
WAS necessary in order to hold him criminally
/ that u promise should he established. that ne
WIS ever accused 90 making such a promise.
Justice Walsh held that tie promise had not
been proven, and he discharged the prisoner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
RAISING TONS or SOLID FLESH
The Deep Hole out Of which One of the
Elephants Helped 10 Get Herself

Gypsy l. the largest Of Mr. Barnum's six
elephants now at the Ilippodrome. She Is also
tho most intelligent and in ring tcats and all
the tricks for which other elephants have been
famous. rs well rs in unnumbered others that
GyIsys trainer claims ~ her own, she is re-
markably clever. Gypsy is possessed OF Won
deriul sag0city but never until yesterday
morning has she had occasion 10 demonstrate
how little she owed to her education. when it
became necessary for her to act promptly for
herself
She was ordered out for rehearsal at II
o'clock She followed her keeper from the stall
IN the menagerie. 30 the gate opening into the
circus. At this point there is level bridge OF
thick plank, covering subterranean apart
ment twenty two icet square. in which. in times
past. II was customary to house certain mystc-
rious animals until the eXigencies OF " Blue
beard or other paniomimes required their
shot to the surface through the ordinary trap
Gypsy was Nearly across the bridge when,
with crush, the heavy timbers gave way. and
ponderous beast fell. fiat upon her side. Tho
circus hands rtro Immediately on tho spot
and various unsuccessful attempts were made
Al last Mr. June tcthought him Of the natural
sagacity Of II animal, and ordered n number
Of bales OF hay to Ue brought. One by one These
were rolled into the cavity. and rs these came
down Gypsy placed her fore feet upon il and
waited patiently for the next taking care 10
I
Their ascent. She was soon abO to mount to the
| surface whore she was met with cheers. She
suffered no injuries more serious thun slight
abrasion OF the skin on her side.
You meyer get Gypsy 10 cross that bridge
again Mr. hcGicrs q Snowman Of thirty years
met with an accident. II will forever after avoid
the spot where II occurred. Some years ago
Was showing Empress, bigger elephant than
Gypsy, W in Vermont. Once we were entering
little town through which narrow but deep
stream ram THIS was spanned by strong
support the elephant, The bridge went 10
pieces under her five tons Of solid flesh. and
she Tell INTO the creek. We had NicOdemus's
own time in getting her out. Three years after
ward we were about TO enter the same town.
Mean time the bridge had been made level with
the street houses had been built right w 10 it
on either side, the bridge was covered with
dirt and none OF US knew that il was within q
ways to get her up the street, but she wouldn't
bulge; and AT last we were obliged to take her
around tho town and lead her in by another
rDad She went Ike a lainb."
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made tracks Of q horse. They followed the
tracks a short distance westward toward Broad
way. and then loet tho trail becausethe roadway
was filed with water. He and his brother were
out until O'Clock with lanterns. He testified
that Margaret started to, go homo from his
house at $40 O'Clock. and that II was not until
Gas that his brother John came to look for her.
First the two brOthcrs ran across lots bnck to
Ib nIsS Hnd eno6 csnS VIM
II WIS raining fast. When they learned at
Johns house that she had not returned they set
Bannon's house. II must have been 10 o'clock.
the witness said. hofOro they got there Ha was
S i o tbs HS @C % re h2SFn have
been out in the rain nearly two hours before
she was attacked. Bnnnou swcars that when
ecreains herself he hoard what sounded to him
like mans voice. HIS wife DESERT ed the
screams us such sounds "a women make ut
wakes, After hearing the screams Bannon got
up nnd went down 10 the front door but his wlfe
wouldn't wouldn't lot him go gut was Hitcr he had
that his wife aw9ko him TO see the men with
llantorns. Mrs Hammond. who testified that
Margaret left her house between g:lO and 2 80
o'clock. added that n few minutes nfterward she
heard low, shrill whistle. but in the rain 1t was
80 dark that person could not soc his hand
4 large part Of the day was consumed in IN
cndeavor to follow horse attached to a light
wagon that was driven rapidly along Bur.
goyne avenue that night Eugene Brady and
Daniel Bonack saw such horse and vehicle in
Sandy Hill at 81. o'clock being driven at a
rutliug pace toward Fort Edward. Hugh Tier
ney heard 4 rafting along tho BurRoyne road
near Fort Edward nj 10 o'clock, number Of
other Witnesses corrubOrated this testimony. but
nobody snw the mysterious vehicle close enough
Ia distinguish who were in IL. Some witnesses
testified that they saw one man in u. some two.
and one witness saw three men. The identn-
cation OF this horse and wagon IL deemed i'm
porant in competition with Bakers affidavit
that he md Snyder stole horse and wagon in
Glen's Falls and drove II TO Fort Edward. That
part oil the affldavit which declares that Snyder
stayed behind to attack the woman. has been
retracted. The case Is yet mystery.
The inquest was adjourned this evening until
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Miss Nee
han was buried to-day from the Catholic
Church. Preliminary services ut her late home
we're attended by hundreds OF persons Of all re-
liRious denominations. The roadway was
thronged with carriages.
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RACHEL o,NEILL.s CHARGES.
Justice Otterbours's InvestiGatteu aud the
Changes In tho Msxasiea Asyisu.

ChRmgeA In tho N nHohien Aatthes
Rachel O'Noill. who escaped from the Mag
dalon Asylum Mt Eighty eighth street and Fifth
avenue and made serious charges against the
institution has been discharged by Justice Of
terbourR Since Monday she has been working
In q laundry.
Justice Otterbourg said: Il have lnvesti-
gated all the matters concerned in your state
ment about the abuses ut tho asylum. and find
them to be substantially correct. Nearly every
thing il admitted by the managers. You have
attracted great donl OF public attention to your
self and you may be sure that you will DO close
ly watched. II you are ever in trouble or In
need OF advice come to me. Tho incident OF
your coming here has been the means Of help
rect abuses in other such institutions"
To n reporter Justice Oit"rhourg said
have taken great deal OF trouble IN this case.
but think this letter repays for ALL"
He handed the following letter.
Nsw YoRK Dot 20
Hon. Ips,o, ot,rto,og-DSlR sra Referring 70 my con.
Rachel ONe beg ~ say that your disposition Of the
vi the Magdscn Asylum III reg I'd TO the society elf
aud the indoor management and d,ciphne OF me ayum
past they have had under alteration very consider
able changes ~ the methods hitherto adopted hnd Of
hoard OF Managers on the 25th inst those proposed
changes were adopted The superintenie and nus VIE
cells so cseG for the restraint refractory inmates
entirely done away with II Is the earnest wish OF
the managers 10 correct anv abuses real or apparent
and to all grounds foi hostile criticism 10 relation
OF the oldest and most useful charitable instu
come every examination and discussion Of the methods
used In the Of the unlortunacs under their care
You have shown In the Institution and the valuable sug
SesuOns you have made Respectfully yours
Treasurer New York Mssdsieu Bcne VIOLENT socisiy
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committee OF gentlemen, representing the
Iunsarans resident In New YORK, called on Mime.
Gerscr in the Clarendon Hotel and presented 10
hcrn magnificent design IN flowers. NEARLY siI feet In
height representing the Hungarian national cOlors and
an address, In which the prlms donna WAS welcomed TO
Aurriaa, and mAuy hopes oNpres.od that she would
su,n be- restored a. health similar compliment i, ~
hr paid a. the cautluIce hN the ieadng German rest
dent % \, INK lhr'Il sciius who have been IN
att nduucr uu Nine hrrrlfr she taken dow
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