Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-19

THE LADIES' PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY held its
second meeting at the Office Of DR.. Lucy W.
Aoel!, Thursday afternoon. and unanimously
on Thursdays during the summer. The cleo
ton OF officers will take place on Thursday
next free homeopathic dispensary for the
peor VIII be open at 22s Pennsylvania avenue
s0utheast every Wednesday, in charge OF DR.
Lucy Abel. The great suffering among women
AID children who are unable to employ skill
iui physician VIII be alleviated by this timely
movement. DIR. Abel read valuable paper
upon The Nerves and the Brain" She de-
scrfbed and Illustrated by charts the three sys-
TENS OF nerves, brain, spinal and sympathetic.
Nerves are not dependent for life upon each
other like blood vessels. Cut a nerve and the
part to which the removed portion goes dies.
The remainder OF the nerve performs its
bodily functions, but its highest BE 1 is as "a
medium OF the soul. Death destroys nothing
put what comes from the earth. When the soul
tranquil, the beam looks down upon her realm
as from throne: When pain comes, all her
energies are reused to meet It. Diseases of mind
produce diseases Of body. Nerves are the me-
tears. Melancholy and jealousy effect the
liver and kidneys. While it Is true that the
Dfaln may be injured BY over-thinking, draw
IS liable to injury from inaction. Vertigo.
1a1nt1ng, dizziness are fashionable diseases CON-
mon among people who do not use the brain
enough. The sympathetic system OF nerves en-
ters into the vlscera and promotes digestion II
wewere conscious Of what was going on with
IN u9 we could not perform our duties. When
The paper to be read at the next meeting OF
the society VIII be on Diseases Of Children"
.AccnnTs-RichardJ Jones, colored. employed
y Colemans barber shop, sth and streets,
was badly cut about the head yesterday after
noon by The fan OF glass show card from the
residing at 1904 G street southeast, while driv.
ing on street, near 14th northwest, was
thrown from his buggy by his horse running
About 81 O'Clock last mic hit horse driven
by Paul Thuriam took at some children
playing croquet on a va lot on 18th street.
aWaa aSIe AND rse
out and severely injured Atm about the head
and face.
WHAT THEY SAY OF MANAGER FORD IN
PHILADELPHIA.-M Manager John T. Ford has
given up the National Theater, In Washington,
as reported yesterday, but only to give more
time TO his other theater there, Ford'S Opera
House. The rent OF the National was so ex-
cessiye as to make him seek an abatement or 10
be relieved from the lease, and the latter priv
flege was accorded him. The Opera House is
as large as the National, and Mr.. Ford will at
tract the best class OF patronage TO any thea
ng stars there.-[Phfla. Times.
THE FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION met at the
residence OF DR.. T.. p. Rowland last night and
appointed committee to confer with the Ma
tional Fair Grounds Association In relation TO
cooperation at their exhibition next october.
A statement vas made that the resignation OF
Prof. Tay lor, l1crocopist Of the Agricultural de-
partment, has. been requested, and committee
was appointed TO wait upon President HAYES to
urge Nj. Tayior's retention in Office.
Two CASES OF INsANIrY-Yesterday Can't
William Prince, L. S. army, arrived In the city
In company with Gen. Dodge, and was taken to
the Insane ASy luIn, where he Will be treated for
insanity. Eliza Smith, a colored woman.
was found by OfiCer Wagner yesterday wander
ing about IN the northeastern section OF the
city In a nude condition. She was found to be
hopelessly insane, and was conveyed to the
asylum.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Rudolph Eichorn and Ann f. Eichorn, to The
resia Lochboehler. lots . and % sub. OF aprt Of
so. e2l; s.; F; Larner and c T. Davis,
trustees, TO NJ. p. Callan. part or lot -. So $50;
1880 c. II. Lindsey TO C. F. Brainard, lot 60,
so. 1Sa; $3.50. Thomas Draney TO s. C. Nc
DoWell. part 10, So .ls; $685. j. Fitch and
and S, so. 20S; $1,000.
TIE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH, at Manassas
Junction. Va, some forty miles from Alexan-
dria. the corner stone Of which was laid about a
OF Richmond, viii be dedicated the last
Sunday in August next. An invitation mas
been extended TO the societies OF that demon.
fnation in y ashington TO attend On the coca
= sion. Chief Marshal Dennis Conuen has noti-
ned them accordingly.
SUIT IN EJECTNENr.-Yesterdsy. w. II. Miles
trustee, for the heirs Of John Lee by w F.
MattiDgly, entered suit In ejectmept against
b. o. Keyser and wife, TO recover possession Of
lot 4, so. S13, which, IL is alleged the defend.
ants took possession OF on June 22d, 1915.
TIE NATIONAL FAIR GReUNDs.-The direr
tors of the National Fair Grounds Association
at their meeting this morning, resolved tina
they Will, on Monday next, visit the several 10
calfties proposed for the fair, with view Il
AFFECT a lease and to commence at once tin,
preparations for that purpose. The design 10
a seal was approved.
THE REVISION OF ASSESSMENTS for street i'm
proyements being largely completed, those VIII
have filed applications through me are re
aueSfed to call and get corrected bills. Draw
back certificates for reduction obtained will b
ready In few day s for delivery TO those who
bills have been paid. JOHN NORRIS,
225 u street northwest.
SEWING MACHINES Of all kinds repaired at Or