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CRIMES IND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

NEwBURG, N. Y. March 1s-A Swede named
Elias KILLED by tho Erie Railroad near
Turner'S last night.
DRUNKARD SHOOTS HIMSELF.
NORFOLK, Va, March lS.-Andrew J. Gallilee, q
Young man. shot himself in the this afternoon in bar
room in Portsmouth, killing himself almost Instantly lie
drunk and the shooting thought to have been acc
dental ...<.,,~...
ROSTON March 1S.-lhc body of the infant son
Of Homer Wellington accused OF attempting poison his
family will be eXhumei and subjected 10 chemical tests Tho
Young Halett who, Wellington said purchased arsenic
Tor him. states that he never did ~.
A DRUNKEN MANIACS DEED.
ST Louis, March 1S.-Conrad HIeman. WHO had
been drinking 10 excess today killed his wife and stabbed
fatally infant that In leman also stabbed
his 6rother IN the back He also attempted kill his
nenhew whom stabbed but the boy escaped Dy
ming the maniac Heman Is III jail
THE CASE or MAJOR DGGELOW
BNTMoRE, March 1S.-lhe case of Major
pgeow late postmaster at AnnaDsls Nd Indicted the
charge OF having hypotheeated $500 worth o. postage
mssioner to-day. Major Biecow waived hearing
and bail In $4,000 TO await the action of the Gtnd Jury
BURGLAR SHOT IN THE DARK.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 1S.-At O'Clock this
morninR William Shuttleworth painter res ding In the
IrvipR BLOCK awakened by hearing some walking IN
MS bedroom. Grasping a pistol. he called ut "Wh0 Is
there failing TO get response fired at al object IN one
corner o the which proved 70 be lnr lar The rla
fed but been admitted 20 hospital and will prob
sby die His name s Joseph Costello
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DIR. DIX AGAIN THREATENED.

THE PLANS OF HIS ENEMY FOR TO DAY.
A LETTER FROM THE CLERGYMAN's PERSECUTION
1T THREATENS FURTHER ANNoYANCEs-CH.R-
AcTERIsTICs OF THE LETrER-DR. DIx's VIEWS
on THE MATTER-EFFoRTs TO TRACE HIS Sc
CRET ENEMY.
The person who recently caused much an
noyance to the Rev. DR.. Dix by sending
to his house in West Twenty-tifth-st all
kinds of people on many different er-
mnds, has sent letter to THE TRIBUNE
which is given herewith. He says that more
annoyances will begin this morning at hllf-
past & o'clock. DR.. DIX has not yet discovered
who it is that has attacked him, and the mat
ter is still in the hands Of detectives.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1880.

long table front OF the organ, ar1 this was no, az
conspicuous. The order was excellent hhu, oyerv
bodv was full o of the success o, eNeiy
arrangement When tho orchestra had PLAYED pur
ticularlv pleasing number about 1890 O'Clock an encole
was insisted uDOn, and the orchestra II
sponded with "Dxe." The effect was maglcaL
An over the house men rose shouted and waVei nnp
kips with the greatest enthusIasm. Inc nus,c m a
almost drowned but when the orchestra stIucS ane @
iesIic tones of the Star spanged Banner the scene
became indescribable everyone rising ana the honse
being white with waving handkerchief fIay om oro
great organ took the air, and orchestra anu 80
with shouting audience between, combined 10 FORM an
unparalleled outburst II enthusiasm, -. ho,,o
snrechmaklng began at midnight, the speakers Deing
as follows Mayor Jacob, Governor Foster the non ~
a Flrauson Governor COlquitt, OF Georgia. Leslie i.'
Brooks. of Mobile, NJ E. ingalls, ana eX1oVer"o D'o"'
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
4 CLAIM ON TIE STEWART ESTATE.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, March IS
Shortly after the death OF A. T. Stewart OF New-forK
Alexander Stewart. of Cavendsb w. went to that city
to contest the will OF the deceased. He returned homo
having as he averred, obtained the promise that nc
should have 500 900 in money farm and other prop
erty.
Tie now cams that the terms OF the contract have not
been complied with and on Tuesday last he attached oil
of the A. r. Stewart property In Woodstock Village VT
consisting Of mills tenement-hOuses. boarding house
aud residence The trial will probably come on ~ tue
coming MAY term of the Windsor County Court at O0d-
stock
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A Washington telegram says that Senator
Anthony received dispatch from Providence yesterday
affornoon announcing that the eight delegates ihf
l-nnn., lnnNnutLnn nunaan hN I.nuuu L-nM .LALl
BATTLING THE TILDEY MEN.
VICTORY FOR THE WALLACE rARrY-A CALL os
MR TILDEN To SPEAK OUT.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIBuSE
PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-The proceedings
at the meeting OF the sate Democratic Committee IN
Pittsburg to-day resulted IN complete victory for seu'
ator Wallace Mr.. Randalis righthand msn. Colonel
Barr said after the meeting: Itlden must
now say something, and at once, ~ tue
party or his followers win dsperso for want of head
aud a general. II il not. done and others like mo
will not feel called atvccate hts cause. know
OF my own knowledge that Tdon Is candidate and he
should say publicly"
Mr. walaces friends carried resolution by 20 10 ID
obgng the chairman Of the Democratic Convention "a
place on the roll the Wallace Anttrilden delegation
from PHILADELPHIA There being two conteting decga,
tiOns from this city, tins resolution gives the wallace
band OF forty-Sx delegates the right 10 vote
on the question Of their admission Tho Tden men
denOuuce the resolution most emphatcaly as grosf
outrage and contrary 10 all usages. and announce
that Chairman Miller viii pay no attention 20 ~. Jhs
Tden men regard the date ~ the Convention a. fayon
able The Convention s 20 meet az lar.
rIahIEe- AnrIl d
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SHOT DEAD BY A STRIKER.

Rock ISLAND, H.. March 1S.-On Tuesday
night last coored miner Of Taylor Wiliamss shaft at
Rapids city was the first victim 10 the Molly MaGure
threats against negro miners imported TO take the place
OF the strikers He shot through the heart by some
one concealed In a coal shed within few feet Of him
James Berry aud s. Baker were arrested and on eXam
nation remandcd jail to await the result Of the Coro
ner's inquest. William Miller. an old miner who de
carcd hts Intention OF going TO work, warned by
circular that II he did he would be dead man within
three DAYS More trouble j. feared
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GENERAL FOREIGN NE Tvs.
JrsIUTs LEAVING FRANCE.

PARIS Thursday Mhrch TO IooV'
lie Telegraphe says the principal Jesults are
so persuaded Premier De Freycine Is III earnest '"''
tbcy no longer hope to remain in France and are pre-
parinr 10 emgrate to Spain and Belgium There VIII be
a Cabinet meeting on Saturday, when the Governments
will finally decide upon regarding the JesS
IL misunderstood The French Ambassador at Iiie
Vatican Will enter INTO negoiatons win the rope WIZ
ve, fo inducing unauthOrZ' d congregations 10 shoi'
TO the orrers of the Government II Is stated tat 'G
Jesnit AMI norites have already cIusd all mcnpIs oi
their socley who are not Frenchmcn to leave France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
INVADING THE UTE RESERVATION.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-Cblef Ouray during
his stay in Washington has periodically received
reports of affairs in the Ute country from Sapo-
vanaro the chief whom he left in charge. letter
from SapovanarO received yesterday says
Everything quiet. The Utes arc dispOsed TO main,
tam gOud order duing your absence. | wish c0uld
say much of the whites, who are lespasSlng
upon The Indian lands and Indian rights Dy grazing
sIOCk the reserYatlOn.
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MIR. RANDALL CRI TICISES Mr.. WALLACE.
LEY TELEGRAPM TO TIE TRInUNEl

BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIHUNEI
WASHINGTON March 1s.-In the course of the de-
bate on the Deficiency bill in the House to-day
Speaker Randall saw a good opportunity to strike
his enemy. Senator Wallace, blow, and he was not
slow to seize it, In defence of United States Mar
shal Kerns. of Philadelphia, whose name had been
dragged into the discussion by Mr. Springer. Mr.
ONiell of Pennsylvania. took occasion to say that
Mr. Kerns had been lately reappointed by the Pres
Ident that his nomination had received the COM
phment of a unanimous Endorsement by the Senate
Committee on the Judiciary. and that Mr. kerns
was unanimously confirmed by n Democratic Senate:
Mr.. Randall said that that might be true; bnt''
he added = il was done against my written pro-
test"
The point Of course, is that Senator Wallace is
very poor ,mocrat when compared with Mr.. SAM
uel j. Randall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19

A TEMPERANCE HALL BURNED IN BROOKLYN
The building known as Temperance Hall, in
Kentaye. near Park-ave, Brooklyn, which was owned
bv Father Matthew Total Abstinence Society No. was
discovered to fire at a. IN. yesterday The build
ing was 80 feet length and abon 80 in width the up
per part being fitted up hall where dramatic enter
ta,nments were given frequently. The nre had made
consderabe progress when discovered and the ouild
n wa, nearly destroyed before the flames were brought
under control The loss Is estimated al SlOVoi nsuteu
OK
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE PENNSYLVANIA BRIBERY CASES.

THE pENNSYLVANIA BRI Berry CAsEs.
U,pRIsRURG PENN, March 1S.-The Board of
Parlons will hold special session the morning OF March
- ~ consder fhe application for tho pard0ns VI those
recently convicted OF corrupt solicitation.
RAISING \ NEW SYNAGOGUE.
RrcuMDND Va, March lS.-Ihe cornerstone of
the new Hebrew synagogue Of the congregation III Ababa
was laid afternoon under the auspices oI the FeDch
Masonic lodge There o grand procession.
AN INVENTORS WILL SET ASIDE.
HARTFORD, Conn, March lS.-Ihe suit 10 break
the viii Of Ira Horton of Windsor Locks Inventor Of the
Horton Chuck settled to-day by mutual consent Tho
viii aside and the estate worth about 100000 goes 10
his heirs.
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THREE HEAVY FAN URES.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 1S.-The fail
ure ia reported here today of the finn Of lIihbard
Gran millcrs OF l. II. Randall, president 0 the Farm
ers and Mechanics Bank and II. W. llinsdale. capital
ISL The liabilities, which very heavy but not
definitely known, include nearly 100000 OF borrowed
money. The failures due to speculation in gram
oufi
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THE GERMAN SOCIALIST LAWS.
REGLIN. Thursday. March Is, -

berlin, TUnrsIHY VI MITtH To I''0'
The committee of the Reichsag to whom
was referred the bill the proonga;ion OF the IA"
against Socialism, have decided by vote oi Ten w
three to report in favor proongng the operation OF
,b ,o, mill tho 2oth of Septcmber 1884. instead Of
1856 as proposed the Government; aud also ~ INo,
of declaring the law for the expulsion oi memuv,s
during the session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19

IONDON, Ihur3dly, Mnrch T, !N7U
letter from ST. Petersburg TO The Nan
chester Guardian says: General Meiik0fs appoint
ment as virtual dictator. which seems to indicate
relentless determination the part OF the Gar really
means Cancellation in the end. 4 compromise Is beng
tried under the forms OF surrender. Inc fhihc,
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GENERAL GRANTS TOUR,

GALVESTON, Tex, March 1S.-Extensive pre-
paratlon are being here for he reception Of Gen
eral Grant and his party. The Ners has received n
Vera Cruz telegram which says; General Grant viii
oove IN Tbursdoy hv the steamer CITY Of Mexico which
will touch at Tuxpan ana Tampco and thence proceed
direct to Galveston, where she VIII arrive on Ibe LIST
"a fuef
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THE CAMPAIGN OF 1880.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
|, DATE TO BE FIXED NEXT wEEK-PLASs or Tun
AxTr-rtT my FAcTfO<
ASTI-TILDEN FACTION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY. March ls.-Mr. Manning the secretary
Of the Democratic State Committee issued a call
to-day for n meeting Of that committee In New
York on March 90 The meeting Is called Tor the
purpose of selecting a day and place for holding
the Democratic State Convention.
The Tlden members of the committee viii favor
holding the Convention in Utica Syracuse tho
latter part of April. early in May. As the Tilden
men are in the majority the committee the place
and time OF the Convention are clearly fore
shadOwed.
Members Of the Kelly Democratic State Commit
tee residing here say that the adhcrnts of Mr. Kelly
and the anti-lilden Democrats geneuay will bold
rival State Convention In the same place that II
selected for the holding Of the regular Democratic
State Convention and upon the same day.
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ENTRIES FOR THE MANCHESTER CUP.
LONDON Thursdly March y, 1880

IDNIJVNl IHUTr'IIlf 'I'I'Il ~ I'''
The entries for the race for the Manchester
Cup which will come on ai the Mancheste Wmtsuntidc
meeting ON Thursday the Goth of May include Mr.. p.
Iorillard brown gelding Parole (leed fouryears-old
bay colt Fasetto aud thrccyearsold chestnut colts
Mistake and WalcnsiCu.
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GARIBAIDl on THE HARTMANN CASE.
LONDON, Thursday. March -, 1880

The Standards Paris dlspatch says feIlA TydI'
the French Communist VINO is in exile at Naples has writ
ten letter to General Garibaldi, saylng All kingS
and Presidents must be done away with. Umc your
voice with that OF French Socialists oppose the
extradition Of Hartmann" General Garihaldl fepieu;
Hartmann deserves the esteem ana graltudo ol hil
honorable men. Political sna,!on Is me secret
means for prepariug revolution
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THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
THE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.

. v1coRous SPEECH BY Mr.. HORR-DEMoCRATs
MODIFYING THEIR OPPOSITION TO THE PAY
OF MARsHAIs-THE sPoFFoRD-KELLoGG CASE
TREASURY OPERATIONS.
The debate in the House on the Deh-
cheney appropriation bill was continued yes
terday 4; Mr.. Horr strongly denounced the
manner in which the Democrats were
delaying the necessary work of Congress; {;
several amendments to the bill were
odopted. The outrageous attempt to steal
Mr.. Kellogg's seat continues TO De
an excit ing topic of conversation. Mr.. KAN
dali took occasion to censure Senator wallace
for indorsing Marshal Kerns
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THE MlYMUSicAL FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION

CGNcIyYArI, March 1S.-Edmund II. Pen
dlcton was this afternoon elected president OF the May
Muse Festival Association, vice George Ward Nichols,
resigned. n. H. Hobart and Robert Mitchell were ohO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
CALIFORNIA AGITAroR CONVICTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Isl. j. Cannon,
an agtator and a leader of the unemployed persons In
their recent demonstration who was arrested short
time ago on n charge OF using Iucendiary language on
the Sand Lots had jury trial III the Police Court to-
dnv and was promptly convicted, the jury being out
oDy "A few minutes. He VIII be sentenced tomorrow.
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passed a revised Joint stock law providing that 20 per
cent Of the capital stock Of company shall be paid IN
Officers and majority OF The directors
must live the State TO he amenabe TO the laws
The senate will probably concur
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THE RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS.



BLAINE DELEGAITs FLECfED.
PROVIDENCE, X. l.. March 1S.-1he Republicans
State Convention met at noon to-day az the stats
House. Every town was fully represented Fran
cello G. Jlllson, of Woonsockct, was elected chair
man, and George l.. Cover and Arthur ID. Payne
clerks 4 ballot for a candidate for Governor was
ordered. Governor Van Zandts name having been
mentioned delegate announced by authority that
the Governor declined being a candidate for re;
election The ballot resulted IN 81 votes for Alfred
II. Littlefeld. of Lincoln, and 10 for Licutenant-
Governor Albert G. Howard. now the candidate Of
the Prohlbitionisis Convention. Mr. LIttleteld
was by vote declared the unanimous nominee for
Governor.
After an informal ballot for candidate for Lieu.
tenant Governor. in which Henry II. Fay, of New,
port, had 81 votes -one less than a maiortv-Mr.
Fay was unanimously nominated for Lieutenant.
Governor. The present incumbcnts Of the oihcei
of Secretary of state, torncy and 1ene'
raj Treasurer were renOminated.
The committee appointed to nominate delegaid
10 the National Convention at Chicago reported the
following, who were elected with,si dissent John
j. Sanborn, OF Newport Charles II. Hardy, War
l.. Aldrich, Hopkinton ; Isaac 81 Potter, Proyi
dcnce; Almon X. Goodwin, Pawtuckct William
A. Pierce. Johnston; Horace \. Jcnckes, Noon'
socket. The delegation Is unanimous Tor James Hs
Blaine Some surprise and dissatisfaction are cN-
pressed outside at the result. After the choice of
State Central Committee the Convention Dissolved.
A Washington telegram says that Senator
Anthony received dispatch from Providence yesterday
al.
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the law makes II penal offence for any person to nave
retain in custody any thus adopted TOT the
purposes above specihed
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4 NEW JOINT STOCK LAW IN CONNECTICUT

NANITUINI', HWIVTI IO' ITO 11'''7o 70 ~
passed bill requiring fire insurance companies to pay
tc fll OF insurance In case OF loss Ihe senate
Is t1secio / TO rcj.c. the bill tomorrow The House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
ANNOYANCEs NOT YET ENDED.

FURTHER TROUBLE 10 BEGTN At HALF-PAST HIGHT
O'CLOCK THIS MORNING-MPUDENCE AND BOLD
NESS or THE ANONYMOUS LErTBR-wRITER.
The Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix learned last night,
for ihe first time through TRIBUNE reporter that
the person who a short time ago prosecuted him by
sending in his name invitations to dine to clergy
men. notices to call 10 pawnbrokers. and offers of
cast-oh clothing TO nearly all the second
hand clothes-Gealcrs in the city, was about
to resume his operations, from which he
had dcsisted for while after the publication
OF the Story in THE TRIBUNE. and other papers.
The man had gwen no sign FOR a week. and whether
he was scared by the publicity given to his methods
of annoying DrDix or moved to repentance, did not
appear.
Last evening. however. the following letter was
received at THE TRIBUNE office:
y Y March 1911. 1850.
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The AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Or
PHRENOLOGY

INCORP0RATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
II of the State of New York In 1866, will
open its Annual Session for 1879 on the FIRST
day of October. tn continue six weeks. More
than q hundred lessons or lectures will be
given,
The study of Human Nature, as taught
by PhrenoloRy, Ihysingnorny, and Physi-
oiogy. constituting 8 complete Anthro.
pology, is Of Il fIrst Importance to
slergyincn. whose vocation 1t is to in.
struct mankind in the formation Of character
and the attainment of spiritual growth; to
Teachers, who need to learn the nature
of the fuman faculties, ana how best to guide
and instruct them to act III AccO' dance wit
clear Judgment sud sonnt ~ orality; to
physicinns. that they may understand
the men al traits and Il pos tons of patterns
and patrons. and how to acquire their conf
dence and cooperation; TO
Lawyers, that thew may know what is in
human nature. and how to read at once thu
character of eli ntH. witnesses, and jury. anC
comprehend the springs of action and mo-
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state. men. who are called to enact
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Merchants and business Men who
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Parents. who have Q vital Interest IN the
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SoUn~ Wen and vernon. who nav
10 make th'i r wsv In the world H. srlf-cul-
ture. choice Of pursuits sna selec'i"r NJ life
COMPANIONS or h"sirese 'artncrs THIS com
prehensive sCIfECF oF FIRST prISCIPIFs has
, 1880-08-06

FINE OPpoRTUNrY.--We have a
stocked farm for sale, not far from
good local market, in Jefferson couu.
ty. To those who may be seeking
investments of this kind, we deem
the opportunity rare one. The farm
is situated on the salt water front, in
safe and commodious bay; it com.
prises 133 acres Of land, about 40
acres of which is fine bottom and
marsh. About 80 acres are clear
and under fence. Good house, barn,
outbuildings, fences, &C., &C., that
cost upwards ofa thousand dollars.
There are about 175 fruit trees Of
various kinds, carefully and well
selected, and including apple, plum,
pear, cherry, 2rune and other trees
some Z years old and all in excel.
lent condition. A fine lot Of stock
and tools are also for sale with the
the land and improvement, inclnd.
ing 10 cows, ! yoke Of oxen, l horse,
8 head OF young stock (half Jersey
also bees, fowls, boat, etc. The
place has cash income Of $50 per
year from a logging camp, besides
being near u good market for butter,
eggs, beef, vegetables, hay or other
produce. The whole property is Of.
fered very cheap--could be bought
for less than s2,000-and possession
will be given Immediately If desired.
The owner, on account OF failing
health, desires TO engage in some
lighter occupation. For particulars,
enquire at the ARGUS office. O.
, 1880-08-06

MEssRs. Sargent, Enplemann, Par
~ aud Skinner. the scientists who
have charge of the examination of
the forests OF the Pacific coast in the
interest of the census bureau, have
been up the Frazer river, are now at
Victoria, and will come over to the
Sound. Their report will have groat
interest in the country west of the
Rocky mountains.
, 1880-08-06
Two Surgeons.

From the National Surgical Institute,
indianapolis, Indiana, will visit Seattle.
w. T., Sept. 3l and 4th, 1850. provided
with complete and expensive outfit OF
apparatus designed for the treatment of
Spinal Disease, Hip and Knee Disease
Crooked Limbs. Club Feet, Paralysis,
Sc. Piles and Fistua cured without the
Snife' This Institution has All nnequaled
reputation in the treatment OF THESE dis
eases and those Interested should not fail
to see these surgeons.