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New-York tribune., 1878-06-11
Otean Gteumers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"A The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERG.
CAN FLAG. SAILING every THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF LIMERICK sails Thursday, June lS & a. m.
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
CARVING the Belgian and United states Malls sailing SENT
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and New YORK
SWITZERLAND sails SATURDAY, June ~, II m.
For Of passage other information apply 20
PETER WEIGHT & SONS, General Agents
BOZ Walnut-st, Philadelphia 81 BrOadWay New , ork
JOHN McDoNALD. Agent Battery.place, New.York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
VI BETWEEN NEW-YoRK AND HAVRE. ,..- -.
Pier OF COMPANY new No AZ North RIVER loot OF oOnsI
sSI. LAU hANls lAtcheAnel W el' ~ 70 u
LABRADOR SangIer. wednesday June ~ Ain
CANADA FranReul. wednesday. June 26, r. nl
Steamers marked thus do not steerage passengers
FOR reight and passage at Philadelphia apply 10 Aon1o
shotWel 2Chesnuf st.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11
Eettnrss ano Aleetinos.

THE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING and
L ANNIVERSARY Of the SOCIETY OF tile HOME for
INCURABLES will be held at the Home,n on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON IN commencing at O'Clock. Anniver
sary exercises will take place Immediately at the close OF the
Addresses expected from Rev F. Court
nev OF ST Thomas Church the G. c. Tiffany and others
An interested cordially invited 10 attend Harlem train
leaves Grand Central Depot at 2:3O. - . 80
BENJAMIN H. FIELD, President.
H NJ McLABEN, Secretary
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miscellaneous.
Religious Notires.

The Conservation Of the Rev. GEO. r. SEYMOUR D. d.,
IL D. Dean Of the General Theological Seminary as Bishop
OF Springfield Will take place in
" ~ TRI&ITY CHURuH, on 81. Banabas Day,
June H. at IL o'clock.
The clergy OF NewYorI and vicinity are cordially invited 70
be present and TO bring their suce in order that hsy nay
ioiK 10 the procession
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11
GInsiral 9nstrumetrs

A DTMAHAUT. late s. X. BALL g. CO.,
n. No rs EAST l4rH,ST
Chickering's Stenways and other Planos ana organs low
for cash. instalments and for rent
I IGHTE g. ERNST, old house of Llghte 81
IL Bradbury, offer their splendid AZ tow
AIso Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS
NEEDHAMS PARL0R ORGANS, sos 90
stops double reeds) TO $1,000 Buy Of manuiaetnrer
cove tvo nrodfs A instTument-(THE NEEDHAh
MUSICAL CA ABINET)-upOn which any one can play any
time nv simply working the pedals. Price, Sl5 ana
' y r. p NEEDHAM & SON, las East 23dst, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11

WEST END HOTEL,
w LONG BRANCH.
PPESBURY & HILDRETH, Proprietorsi
WILL OPEN JUNE 20, 1873
board reduced 10 81 day. Permanent rates
according to location ana rooms Occupied.
Among other improvements a PASSENGER ELEVATOR
added aud the hot and cold seawater bathing
tabishment improved.
Applications now received by D. NJ. HILDRETH at 80
Broadway, New.York. also by q. G.. PREsBURf, at the
hotel after May ].
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11
Countrp Real Gstate for Sale.

NOuNAlD lttut 0oANAb tpl @'NlNs
At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
n AFARM of 26scres suitable FOL gentlemans country
bany Road mile north Of the station and commands
cred apples pears other small fruits aud is all under
Guilty. The buildings COMPRISE good barn ice house
ED%ARB HtStst &C cL&RKE tribune Once
EARM and WATER POWER for SALE.
III of tiabe land, and never falling stream
terms Address JAMES wEsTERvELT, BOomns sdale Nj.
TOR SALE or TO LET-At Hampstead. L.
l., FIVE minutes from depotA large house in good order
sion Apply to S L. HEN bERs6N, IS sout6.st
E'OR SALE-A farm, 63 acres, situated at
Pu'SSe Soea ES schools n6 ehaches every
thing order and nearly new Apply to or address JAMES
nor SALE or EXCHANGE-for city i'm
proved property-A large furnished cottage adjoining
Monmouth Park Ji 10 rooms, Of land elegant
'H'O' ~ WM. LANE, East Long Branch, Box 4s.
DOR SALE OF TO RENT, at White Plains.
on Harlem Railroad, 40 minutes from i2dst Tour
on very liberal terms rented 5000 $500 and $500
Brown westcott.
EARM and HANDSOME country seat for
sale near GarTs0ns station, the Hudson River Ran
100 Of which choice farming land large nas3n
hsnasGmey m IveT oyeoosing thar point and the
river through the Highlands with number OF other sedd
date Vicinity Of the residences the Hon Hamilton fsh
Samuel Sloan VIM Osborne H. W. Belcher and GaITisOns
Highland Hotel For other andiu particulars Apply TO
Mr NJ. JANSEN station agent az G9Iils9s or adqSs 1
be very the mansion will be rented separate from
the farm; terms easy.
VIRGINIA FARM of 730 ACRES in Abe
Bue Ridge Mountains 81 miles Greenwood Depot
best society oommodious residences ~ large Kitchen
smoke house barn stable gTansry op a. con on
tanning variety Of choice fruits churches o. the yons dc
CHARLES W. PU RCELI4 Greenwood Depot Va
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11
LINE.

W UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 80, n. IT,, foot Of Kingst
UEsDAY June II, p. m.
WYOMING. hHDA 10 III
CITY OF NEW.Y ...TUESDAYUune 20, ,. m
MONTA Ma ESDAY July 2, a.
WISCONS SIN .TU ESDAY July 9. noon
~ These steamers bult Of iron. in watertight
psnents and are furnished with every requisite 10 make
Inc Atlantic both safe and agreeable hay
ing bathroom smOkingroOm drawing room piano and H.
bTV experenced sewardess and caterer
each steamer are all on deck thus insurng
those greatest Of al uxues at sea- perfect ventilation and
light .oo A. -.
CABIN PASSAGE (acc0rding 20 staterooml $50 70 $50
INTERMEDIATE, $40 STEEHA0I S26.
OfAA|h9 NO' 80 WILLIAMS a GUION
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11
Urean Cleaners

New York, Havana, e. Mexican Mail SIS. Line.
Fan s9Ze fe5 TsS NS SuS Soy TRhA Ve cTz g.
,r Calling PTogresO, camDeaehy and PTon,ers :.
9 CIV or or a7ana june
steamer leave oresns June 20 tor onraa MeTa
S9 win 9yS8 sa and SSvo
n ational Line. From new Pier 80 North R.
DENMA9K !9ne p R GAHA24 AS ISPs 2 a. m
ENGLAND. June 10. a. M QUEEN sat; June 20 10
UaDn $50 and $40 currcucy steerage s26 Drafts from
SHTa Sfa very 10" h{UhS
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
Tbese steamships sail regularly at p m. from
Steamship y EsDAY, june ?2
WILLIAM ?. CLYDE & CO. No Bowhhs-green
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
co,,p, % %soUTHAMPToN 1doi M ANP BREMEHT HTosoKES
DoNAg sat, June NECKAE... SAL June me. 2s
RATES OF PXssZdE iefS from m TO soGTGX2f
,,,,,s, .,, TON, HAvRE, Or BREMEN eco ooa
i9l oSi sTEEAsE S $50 currency S '.r,,, m
Return o Tickets at reduced rates Prepaid sees' '''A
-''SH'' u p4''' oEitH1cns & Co, 2 Bowling. green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
4 LINES.
sdT F2E 5APAN g SENTRSz NF&zsa
LAND, AUSTRALIA. BRiTIsH coLUMBiG. WASH
INGTON TERRITORY md OREGON.
sailing from Pier foot Canal-st NORTH River
ForsAN FRANCISCO via IsrHMUs OF PANAMA.
steamship COLON, Thursdav. June 20
fTon SAN FRGSCIsCo to JAPAN and CHINA.
steamship ALASKA, Ala X Friday July D; ,.,.,,
From san francisco TO Sandwich ISLANDS, Australia
steamship CITY OF NEwYoRK, MONDAY. July
For freight and passage apply at Companys Onees On
STATE LINE.
-, ,.c,.,,- DrprrN
IoHD0NDERRY. and he PARIS EXPOsITION. From
Pier az North River, foot Of Canal st. a. follows ~ a
STATE on T9gTsS1T TRmsoy June June 9g 9
5 acGerd3S TO sS s9erase at
'0"''' Apply te AUSTIN BALDWIN ID 4 CO.. Age22ts
sTEERAG uckets at no 20 PrS,ayay and at the Com
pany' s pier. foot OF Canai-st North RIVER.
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
FOR ST THOMAS -A PhRA. HSFlr PiEiRNAMBuco. BAHIA.
The new drsIeass IRON eawsP& & Nh ~ 0F ,s hi0 Sbdy I
ports SATURDAY, July o. at pa M Freight al 10" raes
Freight received al ali times Dock nTooky3
INsuhAMGE LOWER THAN Bf ANH i C 9.hEh = FFFd III f.
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY, o..
freight engagements passage having elegant ac-
cOH'inOua''OnS' apply CHI MALLORY co. Agents,
Ollee, r1er 20 East River
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
NouceI6e Steamer. Of ths Line ako The Lane Routes
recommended by Lieut. MauIy Us ~ on Ooth the out"u
GERMA Nc. capt Kennedy SATURDAY June d 10 p. m m
ADRIATIC Can't jennings Thursday June Y 2:j0 a. n
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FlEh o. NoHlh
Tiese steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed IN aP
poinments. The saloon staterOOms smoking, and Bath
rooms placed amdshps where the noise and motion are
least felt ahordng degree Oi comfort h'nef'o uhAA
RGIfEs-saOon $50 and 500 gold Return Tickets on
For inspection OF plans and information apply at the
Company O"''' w. % r. j. CoRTIs. Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11

GOODNOW HOUSE, Sugar Hill, FrancOnla
VI y. H. near FrancOnia Notch fan view Of White AM
Francouia Mountains reasonable highest references
send for circular T.. fl. GOoDNOW.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11
Two LET. FTRNISHED-A gentleman re-

VI i,
siding at West New. Brighton =. l. 4J minutes from the
city expecting with his family during July and
August will his house to responsible party with pryi
the garden hennerY &c water ID house from
living spring stationary tnbs and all modern improve
0' ~ "JOSEPHUS,"
West New riQhtO s L.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11

GOOD COUNTRY BOARD for ladies and
~ children shady grounds, fine drives convenient 10
depot express, telegraph and post Office Address l. W.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11

GOOD BOARD at a farm house 24 miles IN
~ jersey ". and T. H. IL terms low. Address Boz
IS NcW- Providence y. J..
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THE NATIONAL sTANDARD:
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Ccunteracsing Gnnsthstics.
Galignani's Messenger.


 The amense services rendered by chlo- roform, ether, etc, in the alleyiation of pain have been some what depreciated by the danger to life incurred in their use, and the numerous fatal eases recorded as the result of their administration. Many efforts have been made to find rapid and certain antidcte, but without success, until very simple remedy was discover ed by the late celebrated surgeon, Dr. Nelaton. His son, while quite lad, was in the habit of amusing himself by catching mice and harHessing them to toy carriages like horses. In attaching them to the miniature vehicles they ire auently bit him, and he induced his fath- CT to give him some ehloroform to enable him to perform his operations without the inconvenience of being bitten. On one occasion. having administered the anRsthetic, he raised the little animal by the tail in perpendicular direction when it immediately turned and tried to bite him. He mentioned the subject to his father, who,. upon reflection, considered that tlIe explanation was due to the fset that the brain, while the being is asleep ss almost destitute of blood, but that on the position of suspension with the head downwartls having been attached. the cir culating fluid rushe5 to the head and awakens the animal. Not long after he had an opportunity Of testing his theory Two eminent surgeons had to perform an operation al Saint Csermafn-Laye are re- quested the assistance of DT. Nelaton. He happened to miss the train. and when he arrived by tlle subsequent one the pro csedings had already commenced The patient was under the influence of ehlor0- form. and the medical men feared from the symptoms that fatal result might ensus. Dr. NeIaton at once advised that the head of the patient should be hslng orer the side Of the bed. and the feet raised in the air. The experiment uas successful, consc;oasHess returned. hut. utraa the persezI Icing replaced in bed xsl the somuoEen4x refslfred. ThH trial 49ss f..f.esssssIi. snA after a suspension cf ten minutes. head downward. tze e;zests ezfkaeh lpzz-fafrn were en1frelE siissiF Fased S<, z;zz4le 7 r.-zss<.is zz os5e which may b. <Il is. E N szd ss@i4sszncn fu medical men. z:.zi zza5 1< the i..zafIz of saving lzzsz.z,
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original color, aoah the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair checked, and badness often, though not always, cured by it's use. Nothing can re- store the hair where the follicles arc destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious sub stances which make some prepaTa- tions dangerous and injurious to the hair. the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a
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Tlo Au4IDorE TO ALCOHOL FOUND at
mn THR TAIHEn MArHEW RIAIEpY

AfhsI ltTL IHfTIT'IF ''tsFF''' 17177'''711I ls crrnin ani speedy. cnre for niemperanee. II
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 T.5 CHilH S.iu".o Iaya.' is quit" e.aal to s,-. r.ss}apu1aton oi paoauring plays tL-. .at,' the heirt ol the pop- ulaca. TAus, the well flied house each r,"ht to wjtur,s the represent .tion Of "3lu.u,r and Soa," testify to tae ability ogthe management quito as well in the eagaging of notable aAi distinguished artists, as in the appropriate scenery with w,.io.l l. i5 uispiayed.
 The Ol! Dj~orJ Ti.a4tre is fast regain ing ifs q Ltimc pradigo It has been thoroughly ovcrhauled, inside and out, and with it's new paint and expensive decorations it rivals it's uptown cousins. lTr. HoIeie, the manager, has engaged the talented favorite, Miss Rose Eytin@e, who has played to crowded houses her great representation of Rose Mitchell" in which she was well supported by Mir. Cyril Searle as Pierre Mitchell. They are now producing "Oliyer Twist, with the same general cast as in the former. Of course the house is full, and will be while the name of Miss Eytinge heads the play. The Old Bowery Theatre has always been one of the largest and best ventilated places of immusement in the city, and when Miss Kate ClaXtOn ap- peared there in the role of the 1.-Two Orphans" success was certain to reward the determination of the indcfatigatle lesaaa to make it in all respects iirat- class.
 Mr. Edward Booth has returned home, a~sl on Monday made his iirstappearance tthe Fifth Avenue Theatre. The season in New York opened with tragidies and high class plays, and it was really dis Ielrtcning to see what poor houses they gained, So the managers had to recourse to French Comedy. But Booth is always safe draw" 1t may be said of him that he is the only really great Shakes perisn actor of America, and to my taste he is at least equal to Henry Irving, who is now feasted and petted so extensively on the other side of the Atlantic. He played Hamlet on Monday, and his schol- arly audience were in rapture5 with his refined and masterly conception of the character.
 The Vanderbilt Will litigation is nearly at an end, at least in the Surrogate Court The case for the contestants havina closed very suddenly on Tue" .sy During the long period which it has been before the pdblic, much interesting Information has been given by experts upon spirit uali5m psycolosy. phrenolosy, aud sey~ eral other olosys. and the last attempt oi their counsel, Mr. Scott L3al, WAS to prove that the Commodore was ,o mono maniac upon the subject Of accommodating and transmitting wealth. The case has given Mir Scott Lord, Jr., 8 splendid op- portunity to come to the front, and he has taken every advantage of it. He is HOW called one of OUT leading counsel. The other day he perpotrated very decent joke. Somebody said, "Why do you sign yourself junior?" That I may not be mistaken for the Lord Almighty, " was his shockingly witty reply.
 "CEcIL."
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EaINE PsL

' will mai tt'rceD the recipe for simple FGdErA- HE IALM that will remove TAN, EEkCkLE>. PlMPLE& and LoTCHES leaving the skin soft. clear uSdrGnt growth of hair bald head or s1u 10th tacc. Address inclosing 3. stamp Bon. rAndefN uo .2D nm street N. Y
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IT NOEirNISES

Aa, Energetic cany4ssers are wanted, and vii Dc pai,I liberal CASH Commission.
 Fer sample copies and terms to cgnyasscrs ad. dress r. 0. Box 3S35, New York City.
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Ayers H0a;r VSgor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
 which is at
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 and efectual
 for preserv- ing the hair. Fdded or gray ,hair IS SOON restored to its
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 Wr hake male m arrangement with hf NFrn WAi,h vill enable uH tn uuilsh lhy a inF hl uF naw s,bscrhtIs with "lhfLR JOURNAL uF HEALTH" for one Dollar yfgr, or r v Cents iar six months, postage pal humple copies may loo sem Bi this siliru.-NEWrnws DER.
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sss fsABtk 0r at chance o make ns uis
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 ers afa ia 1857 nud 1859, His son
 uaahle Co tastan ogigiti pas ion %
 iae nfia5l emeeuHtHt iar N.iaI 6. aeulaeme sblah anl Mir Bapelranli
 only oDtninei lhe resIslollon niter nfl deal ol yeyMioiH rsi-talysli and lny. | trast yer cl.lzaas me paying tentlon to ;ais important muiier
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 great temperance rcdyallsi i8 here al aSpeela 10 hwlsualr m inmraaa mpa!gn. No@ fork VIII asr Co li'.ea .jlsP. I. ella One faaFtal piatlre ot his ..5aasaa llg5.l.e. dawa, doaU to the hoyd anl tie gu'lt., tls ,iclih os h'H la;h,ul mo'aor vaata dying heHlH. eotsl4l in H.p her crflds bpg, then thu pstlaat. 3ai ap,liiens devotion Of h. che CT bride, whose h@rt he hnally broi,e by his persistent course h the path os dedrartiag. lirs. WilFaH, the s.s,t' slstor ?. ?, Dllsf wha haslcn Hs mah rIsh aoriR5o of aana l5 as'e 10 eta tho nusie af hpt yulaH lat.Ii 'ar-hHliH. entro.t.eini tae tga .4gca @H.aE, N m hope taut when .haUoH geF da"ns ve abajIaee 'cwar u."la acn u'etamor. paasa, D ,hs ea,ieius aai iat"AlnauE cip.
 ghon taa Goohall ,"lmorl llool smile. h Wednesday, she horo aomc@atd b~' oley. and taa -emo day one "i o". inorican yess,lsearrleluw yfrom hom C-l Tlouts Sc.H rrt3!tlt O. tH" Ieauylyaaia 1,lroad. 4 wag g9.sHa,.. taal the thought, of the Cglonel towards Dean 5lanlcy will Le, If you set there . Lai0rn Tda." pt,.. cic.
 IlH lo's Tabernacle "as not ao er,w5e. ou Saailv. The pa9. la "i5hc! to hesr bis aisaiosuro about ~ir, hut he hA7 turnol hi5 discourse to poverty, ant so taay stay away. Many people woald subscribe to buy blankets for tic equato- riai Aa'thra, or rcgfgerators for the Grra,ag'aas, b;t for tle poverty of Ne" Yors 10. "Fa.Ai..,uiDy ll llst5 mothol le5sul
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Agents.
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ain Tn 1 nl1 Invested in Wall Hln'ft DIV " l.hbu hisaas makes lafinnfs fsf nFy mQnih i.Wi ss nl In explaining eyHfKllinH
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Warmly indorsed by

Banrreft Prescott 'Ioiey. George P Harsh. FilzGrecn2 Hallcck, John G. Whittier, t. P. Willis, john C. saye, Elm l.ur.itt Daniel Webster, HaHa Choate, II, Gollye smart, E,ra,o M.GG,
 More than f#g Ca.!eee Pr6a.Gclits,
 -,uG tlle best american md Eur pa&n Scholars. 1yrtttla thE-fIt'TH mere matter tllan any ataeI, tie smaller type giving much more en ee.
 Contains fH2G E1lusIr2!ions, nearly three times ni4ny ,s a1 utHnr Iichnngsy.
 A4 All31-4 AT inc tAlea pietnl%s oG 5BIP, T page Ir5I.-thcse alone illustrate tie n eann5 ol Iuple than iU0 words and tel lis Ear better than they can be defined in words.
 AI1ra than 3O.OO0 copies have been placed in ne public schools oi the Uuitcd States.
 Recommended by 3d Siatr SG9liptolI3cnts of Schncls. and more than 50 College lTesidoIhs.
 Has gboHt COCO words and s4e.nihss not in other Dictionaries.
 Einbodics about 100 yeary of literary labor, and is several years later than any other large Die tionary.
 The sale of Webster's Dictionaries s 20 times great the sale of any other series of Diction aries. "Iugat f. 1877 The Dictionary used in the Government Printing Office is Webster's Una bri3sed."
 Isit not rightly claimed that WEBSTER is
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-08
Talmage Described.

a correspondent of the Boston
Travuler thus describes Talmage as
he delivered his sensational sermon
the ''Night side of New York and
Brooklyn Life" "NIr. Talmage
doubtless does a good work, with all
his eccentricities. His people love
him and believe in him, but to an
impartial observer, accustomed to
country simplicity of manner, he
appears like a monkey afflicted with
hysteris. Never did l hear hymns
read so badly; never did l hear a
text roared out at an audience as he
with shoulders raised, and arms
tragically folded, beloved out
Jeremiah !! after a moment of
profound silence, as if yelling for
that venerable prophet to appear.
Then in calmer tone, and
shoulders in normal position, eighth,
twentieth then lower still, in a
stage whisper. The summer is
ended He walks the platform,
he swings his long arms, he starts
forward-no words can give an idea
of Talmage."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-08
Chinese Punishment.

1t is a rule of the Chinese Six
Companies of San Francisco that
no Chinaman shall open a wash
house within a certain distance of
one already established. A China
man infracted the rule, and was or
dered to close his shop. He re-
fused. Next he received a formal
notice that he must move and pay
a fine of $40. Still he disobeyed.
Soon he was missing. After a long
search by white friends he was
found chained in a cellar, where he
had been left to starve. He was
released, only to disappear again,
and it is supposed that, by order of
the secret tribunal, he has been
murdered. The San FranciscoChron-
scle vouches for the truth of the
story, and adds that many such
could be told,