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The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
Amuseulents.

''A' EVENINGS PERFORMANCE.
n, T9nl performance Of the drama
n EsoNyu7,' in this city took place
+ ET.a p Aouse, on Saturday even
lam"s "S presented by Powers Para
,m4% e'y Company. The attendance
'' Ga"1'eFe mere not being more than
M 9'ieu persons present. "Dr.
b4i"n que oi the best society dramas
s,,"s s presented on the stage, and
Sn., ' good audiences at ali times.
|sy s,p'y pany lhaL presented it on Sat
liy Su'' s~I was one of only ordinary
AHu Dues not require criticism.
MICRO MINsTRELs.
F'S,.y' r'Ja,, Aaslodon company of senu-
sn + u ai.lL liilnstrels will appear in the
tIs u o 'u'e this evening. In speaking
!. "p"hy' the Boston Journal
l.,SUs,'Tl'lsslanding Ss' the unfasorable
ssLre w VI last night, the Boston
Oy tho a' iillea and jammed in every
Iuiag nj nj ,Na auilehce attracted by the re.
Vance h 'ie theatre and the first ap-
Iored N; nvrs OF Haverly's Genuine
eysnin1, ni,'Sltels. As was expected,
Rh. W rb was rich in music and
ed Of ne ne company, which is com,
Olgia N;", luz oesl members of the old
olayr rb's'rels' brs, reinforced by numer.
cry cIesas s',elsss colored artists, being
Thomas = Ssa' IS can be obtained al G
% Co.'s book store.
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General News

The National Grange, in session in
Washington, adjourned on Saturday
night, after deciding to hold the next
annual meeting in the same city, on
the third Wednesday in November,
1881.
The New York papers of yesterday
were for sale on the streets of Balti-
more at 10 a. m.
Secretary Sherman's annual report
will not be given to the public until
after ita transmission to Congress.
The official canvass of the vote for
Congressman in Colorado, gives Bel
ford, Republican, 27,089; Morrison,
Democrat, 24.476 and Murray, Green
hacker, 1891. The Republicans will
have So majority in Legislature, on
Joint ballot.
Every one of the Republican candi-
dates for Congress at the late election
in South Carolina has fled notice Of
contest. There is pretty fair indica-
ton at present that the Dext Congress
will have time for nothing but deciding
disputes about seats.
Five members of an italian family
named Palinghi are seriously sick in
Chicago from trichinous ham sausage.
The father and mother are not expect
ed to recover.
Mary and Annie Arts, aged respec-
lively I and 8 years, broke through the
ice, on Morris Canal, at Jersey City,
| Yesterday afternoon. John Barton,
aged 10 years, succeeded in getting
both girls out of the water, but the
Younger died in his arms before he
reached the shore.
Miss Jeffcsys, aged II years, was at
tackled by large dog and severely
bitten, at Long Branch. on Thursday
last. Her condition is now pronoun need
critical.
The Irish Land League, of Monroe
county, New York, has begun series
of ward meetings in Rochester. AT the
frat of these meetings, held on saturc
dav night. a plumber of now members
Joined the League.
Important discoveries of geld and
silver quartz are reported on the Nasss
River. at or near the boundary line be
twsen Alaska and British Columbia
The prospectors think the mines are in
British territory, bat very near the
boundary.
Three men were killed, and fous
others injured, one perhaps fatally by
a boiler explosion in foundry In st.
Bharlotte, Mlchingan, on Saturday al
ternoon.
Sixty laborers were buried on Thurs
day in q snow slide near Chalk creek,
on the Kokeme extension of the Den
yer and Rio Grande Railroad, in Colo
rado. One man was killed and thirty
were injured, nineteen severely. The
track was torn up for a quarter OF q
mile. and the iron and wood carried
over the heads of the men.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
MR.. AND MRS. BERGMANN RE
TURN,

From the Philadelphia Times. Yesterday.
Mrs. Eliza Bergman, the shild-wifes
whose recent adventure In Now York,
arising from her infatuation for . Span
Europe early In November, returned 20
this city yesterday In company with her
husband, Several days ago Mrs. B, rg-
mann. when taken into court In New
York on writ OF habeas corpus, saia
she Yves not under any restraint and was
willing to accompany her husband back
to Philadelphia. The couple did not re-
turn t. the hotel at which they had re-
sided before the lady made her sudd, n
trip TO New York.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
DR. HAYDOCK'S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEk.

The extraordinary effect Of this panacea
as prepared by Dr. Aaydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs ts without
parallel in the history OF medicine, and
its results far beyond any of the Kidney
remedies OF The day. Itstimulates Diges-
ito }. adds tone to the system, 1nyigorates
the Debilitated, and Is infalltble for the
cnre O, Diabetes in Its worst form,
one trial of a teaspoonful In wine
GLASS of water will convince the most
skeptical within from ten to twenty min
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs.
whether they secrete too mucn or too lit
tie water, or whether they be AFFLICTED
with stone or gravel, or with aches ana
pains settled In the loins over the regions
of the kidne
HAYDOCKB KIDNEY PANACE A
viii give almost Immediate relief, when
ali other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine Tor the cure
OF female complaints. Fifty years ex-
perience incontestably prove this remedy
unriyalled for the disorders incidental 10
the female sex. No family should De
without 1t, and It may be taken by young
and old, as 1t will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessfuis
To the stomach we trace dyspepsia,
headache and general debility; to the
liver bile, Jaundice and yellow fever; 20
the bowels, diarrhBa, dysentery. consti-
patton, piles and nstula; TO the lungs.
scuryy and ali cutaneous eruptions. By
keeping these organs and vital huid pure
and healthy we may safely defy the Al.
tacks OF disease, and no meo1cine yet
prepared for this purpose can equal ths
action OF
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
b gaily Sasttte.
TRST EDITION.

e,psspAcKERs ought to be
y, With the amount of circula-
,,nm we now have ; but they
II It is being added to, how
.,.rv week. There is now said
| .sbt or nine millions OF gold on
.'n direc. for New Y ork. While
| ,,,,raOh reports the amount OF
p,tadrawn from the Bank OF
[,,d was equal on balance to $S,-
IN all for shipment to this coun-
| The weekly statement OF the
|. n France shows a decrease in
|. canal 10 Sl,94O, 900 gold and
(M silver. English consols hav-
|.,t,pced above par, and there be-
|.,,. amounts Of capital Offering
~
|,r a, Qi@2t per cent, the Lon
,,,., is discussing the project of
[sug the 8 per cent. consols at "a
La 1t is thought the plan will
tin operation before long.
X, il the English consols can be
hid at 81 per cent. certainly the
\, States ought to be able to re-
/ the s;69, SS2, 900 of 5 and @ pc:
hod, that come duo in 1881 at 3
ant. Our Greenback friends
/ object to this but it would be
!, in the direction of economy. 1t
however, be wise TO pay off a
nod or two millions of this loan
as money now in the treasury.
you'd wipe that much out of the
lnd save the government the
! Ne Of keeping such a vast quauti-
\ coin for a while at least. OF
4 It would accumulate again.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
SECOND EDITION
CHARGES FOR GRAIN STORAGE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20, 1880.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany posted the following notice at the
Corn and Flour Exchange to-day
Notes is hereby given that on and af-
ter the OH day OF December, 1880, the
ate Of extra storage on wheat at the
elevators Of the Baltimere and Ohio Rail-
road at Locust Point will be $40 OF
cent per bushel for i've days or parts Of
the same, and 20 cents per bushel for
each and every ten days thereafter or
parts Of the same.
The notice created quito commotion
among operators aud wheat fell several
cents per bushel.
The company say that this timely no
tice has been given with no idea Or inten-
tion OF any increase of revenue from
storage, but simply tolprevent blockade
OF wheat In the elevators and In several
Thousand cars at this por,, thus prevent
ing steady and regular fow Of wheat
from the West and causing lock up
here.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
A DULL SUNDAY.

Yesterday was one Of the dullest
Sundays ON record, the rain falling
most of the time, which, combined
with sleety, icy streets, kept people
generally within doors. Church SER
vices were but slimly attended.
The pavements are still covered with
ice to-day, and it is observed that
those from which the snow had been
previously removed are in the worst
condition.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

Iisl,u, of our Philadelphia manu-
De, just made public show ws that
nhfurIug is very prom table bust
For wages and materials there
Ipent Turing the census year about
Millions, which produ ced nearly
tllons worth OF goods. This 10 81.
It,oi profit, or more than 80 per
NIhe 1871 millions Of capital In
.il our manufacturing industries
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
EARLY NEWS.

The Philadelphia and New York
morning papers, arrive in this city
now at 8 o'clock. They come down
on the fastSouthern express that leaves
Philadelphia at 05 in the morning
1t is a great accommodation to our
citizens to have the papers arrive here
SO early.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
HhEAT DISTRESS

kAp in t@u.'eneed t@a from an attack of
E9tul atfa",'an ntoul4eh, 3olic or other
|IOlng ls snnou lor The reliet of which
Pgnd Extrspp,erlo TO DR. Pierce's Gam
PEPPER c',.' et Smart Weed, or Wat
Gench branVhh Vhhpounded from the beat
Fsd, or wa,, Jamaica ginger, smart
Ens. For r"'ater-pepper, ami auodvne
y, cholera ,all h e /, dyseutery, bloody
" astnngsn, n,orous, its warming sootb-
Elaer 1t nsr, and healing properties
su anod perfect specific, unsnrnassed
Ia Or hnimsna ana stimulating embroca-
rally SoI'Hht. Should be kent in everv
nov %a,'y druggists a titty cents
-
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

The plucky little oarsman, Hanlan,
doesn't propose to be bully-ragged by
Laycock, the Australian rover, and
has finally determined TO stay in Eng
land and row him, provided the latter
will make the stakes e400 a side. In
the language of the sportsman 1t is
now time for Laycock to ''put up or
shut up"
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
FIREALARM TELEGRAPH.

An effort Is now being made by the
officers of the Fire Department to have
the City Council connect the different
engine bouses with q nre alarm tell =
graph and put upa number Of boxes
thr ugbout the city.
For the purpose Of agitating the mat
ter meeting of the officers Of the de-
partment and the Presidents OF the var
Gus companies " Is held In The D. Ii o .
Engine House on Saturday evening .
John q. Hubert, Second Assistant En-
ginesr, was called TO the chair. and
First Assistant Charles Lukens acted No
Secretary.
After some discussion resolution
was adopted providing for the prsparx-
ton of petition to be presented to
Council asking that q IRE alarm tele-
graph be established, Chief Engineer
TaEswell and First Assistant Charles
LukeDs were appointed as . committee
to have the petition prepared. The pc
tition bearing the seals Of all the eom-
panies will probably be presented TO
Council on Thursday evening next
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
A NEW FLAG HOUSE.

The p, W. & B. r. R. Co., have plac-
ed fiagman at the Poplar street cross
log, leading into the Pusey & Jones
Company yard. 1t has been long need
ed as The crossing is a dangerous one,
owing to the fact that up trains cannot
be seen on account of the car house
standing in the way.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
GOV. HALL MEETS WITH A LOSS.
From the Peninsula News.

Gov. Hall has returned to his home
in Frederick from a trip to the coast Of
South Carolina, W here he went to inspect
he wreck of the schooner Sallie Coura
sey. He found her in very bad condl-
tion. She was loaded with lumber val
ued at 5000. The Governor, at Nor
folk, made arrangements with wreck
ing company at that place to raise her
and bring her to Norfolk, with her car
60, for which be is to pay $4,000. The
vessel is three masted schooner Of $50
Owneg three-fourths Of her and his son
the other fourth. Mr.. Hall had closed
negotiations with parties in New York
to have the Mary ]. Raymond, recently
wrecked, brought into port when news
Of this later loss was brought to him.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
BLuK HENS CHICKENS.

A meeting of the Blue Hens Chickens,
will be held in their headquarters, Logan
House, tomorrow evening, at 7.30
O'Clock. A full attendance is requested
as business of importance will be trans
acted.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

Gen. Grant slipped over to Phila-
delphia from New York on Saturday
and made social call on the widow
of the late E. A. Borie. He subse-
oueu,ly dined with MIR A. j. Drexel
and Mr.. G. W. Childs.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
A s,oo 900 Fortune Seeks an owner.

1he opportunity seldom offered to to
mankind Of suddenly being enriched
watiou: without leaving the comforts OF
nome. nome without reproach. shame or ques-
ton OF conscience, is offered to every one
who viii send TO M. A. Dauphin, No, Sie
Rroauway. New York City, or same per,
son Mt New orleans, La, and secure u
sicxst in the Grand Extraordinary Dis
ir,intion of s522, $40 by The Louisiana State
Lottery Co., under the personal care an9
snperyision OF Generals u. 1. Beauregard
0t a and Jubal n. Early OF Va, on
Tuesday, December IA. hoN<&s
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

CONNECTED BY TELEGRAPH.
The Banking House of Robinson,
Chandler & Co. has been connected
by wire with the American Telegraph
Company, Fourth and Market streets.
The firm will have an operator in their
office. and will thus be enabled to give
the price of stocks every few min
utes.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

|sies here engaged IN the coal
Ihaye decided not TO advance the
|Hof coal during the mo nth of De-
N.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

NOTICE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
Restorer Is she marvel of the age Ior all
Nerve Diseases. All hts st0ppeu IeS:-
Send to 931 Arch Street fhiiAooipnla,
Pa.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

the yreck near Isle of WI ght Shoal, on
,ha coast of MAryland, having broken up
he whistiing buoy moorsd near 1t has
neen removed.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The heirs of Miller Dunatt have
sold the properties Nos. 400 and
All Shipley street to Andrew Will
helm, for $4,000. Tho price is con
1idered to be a very good one.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

Commonwealth Distribution Co. Draw
ing at Louisville, Ky., on SOth inst. Try
your hand ut the big prizes
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

NEW ADVERTlsEsIENTB.
, 1880-12-29
GERMAN JUSTICE.

How a Captain Was Punished for rser-
scouting Ono Of His Private Eol-
oilers.
NEW YonK. Dec. oD-Tho London Icle-
0raph gives tho following account OF Tho
punishment Of German ol!lcer: .,
~ cOurt-I,art!al, wlLcl, created a profound
sGllsnt1un In German military circles. NUfly
exelnpltitcs tia rfHtt inlmrtfalfty with which
JUSTICE is dealt ont In Fatherla1d to MI those
fcerS nr proletnrlan privates.
1t nilcars t!lnt for nelr!y q year past CRpt.
Vot Gragvcnitz, Ht!arttrcd with Els regiment
In I.ilttwigsburg, had prosecuted yo,IRg
saltly lint ii last tho unforta,,alo lian,
wfiei lie w;ss ss%bjee||e.!. M 9aninoned up w
courage, demanded Il days leave fr9m his
!s'a}s %ss utilised S''s wgaa !afa I,tasS aG iFss t"Fe
III tcnt oy! Gapt f Won A'S1Hsa ffsssp.z at Frais i
him the desired leave, ,wlfcl! lle utilized by
repairing: to Ssn.tgnrtft, headquarters Ut tho
nil! layIns before tho officer III Il persoial
nndlellcu a ful! ard faithful account Of Ills
WRONGS ind gr!eyhnccs, Thc General listened
! 70 h'nl attenttvely, uni sent him buck to his
Hty Is wt sa,t df kIG1X saIX assqtsss 1eceyS t1s "s
preliminary. confidential inquiry, Which
IfsHltca ~, sias ,,v t ,tgo f'l s.''l5 1,snaiIo M
cnnrt~tMnrtinl 10 be forthwith held upon
Capt. Won titucyenltz for CONDUCT u,tbsuoul-
i Iiio yetlte,lce list PASSED t1lpon Won Grae.
ycllttz by tLis military tribunal Is one 80 sc-
ysrS int T. % r"t9ly seryS rs sata5 H. s5
Imperial service. llo has becn compelled to
suffer three months. Imprisonment III tho
fortress, n'n fnrogo all his turns fur promo
, 1880-12-29

HElSFOltCEalENls.
LONDON, Dec. 93.-0nly 200 Of tho Sixth
DraYoul,s and 100 horses can bo shipped
aboard tho National Line stcnmer, the Queen,
chartered to carry troops to South Afrlen.
The rest Of tho regiment, numbering 200.
with battery Of artillery, will bo sent III
two other transports.
UTRECHT.
THO Beers lnyo Seized Utrecht
AN AL1-DAY FIGHT.
An Official dispatch from 1'lclcr1narttzburg
says tllo sattnck of the Boers on pOtchefstroM
camp lastcd throughout Sunday. The British
loss was slight
T1Oors OF INDIA.
LONDON, Dec. as.-Tle troon-shIp Ell
pirates will take frnm Bombay to INITIAL.
South Africa, tho Fifteenth Regiment Of
IInssars a,.tl battery OF artillery, auu also
the Slxty-llftl, Regiment OF foot,
THE FIRST SHOT,
J.oSnnN. Dec. 2S-A Durbnn dispatch says
tie first shot OF tho wnr wis fired ut Potc,ef-
stroon on bnhY of Durrs who were ap-
pronching tho British camp. pntclefstroom
Is now In tho hands of GG0o Hoers. There
arc 5000 Doers ut Heidelberg.
, 1880-12-29

Al n meeting Of tho Land League to.tlay
II was decided 10 mention tho prohibition OK
tho torc'l!ght procession In Parliament.
Tile lmicn Mt various atatlnns in County
Clare will DO Increased, In ortler TO provide
urcntcr surveillance BY night patrols and 10
protect DoycotFd Persons.
Seven hundred members of tho magts.crial
executive Of IRELAND recently sent Gladstone
n memorial, declaring that tho state OF law
lcsness existing In the country requires tho
Immediate attention OF tic Government. AIr.
Gladstone has replied that Parliament will
deal will, tho subject.
POLICEMAN WOUNDED.
CLoSNEr, Dec. ga policeman Inns been
dangerously wounded BY shot from behind
n hedge, near Cappagtlwhlto, County Tip
pcrary.
FInED AT.
The 1scy. Canon Fleming. Rector Of J}alltn-
akill, County GALWAY, las been fred at near
Ills h0nlc, but not hurt.
COMMENT.
LONDON, Dee, 29.-A dispatch from Dublin
s.atcs TINT the attendance In tho streets
around the Four Courts yesterday was meagre,
and cheers for tho trnyerscrs very mild. Very
little Interest Is felt IN Tho trial.
MORE PRECAUTIONS.
Tho Irish Government has Issued n c1rcM-
far to tile magistrates ordering then, 10 patrol
their districts monthly.
a company OF engineers has gone 10 Ire
lnfkI
, 1880-12-29

CoSsrAST1Nort.E, Dec. as.-'F]M Govern
ors of tile provinces have becn Instructed to
forward huff of the gross receipts on revenue
to the Capital, to dcfray the cast of tho pres
cnt military preparations OF Turkey.
THE ERY1T1AN IuIluET.
CAlno, dee. as.@rhe Egypttnn budget
will DO published .to-morrow, showing u sur
plus of Etll,000.
THE ARBITRATION SCHEME.
LONDON, Dec. g3.-A Vienna correspond
ont mentions report that certain Turk!sl,
diplomats advocate tic creation OF n court OF
arbitration OIL tho Greek question, to bo
formed of neutral Powers such as tho United
States, Belgium, and otllers.
, 1880-12-29

mctcnrnio8tsts Of tho city nhout tho minimum
trt'i'ct1ltiro Of the twrnty-fntr hunrs. md huw
to ''itHin i cnr'rcl!y. tint few frA from IN
,oa ".rathairnk.' trust. will not bc nltorottrr.
hst; IN mo hr*t rlacr. then, tho Temperature
~ tho wn! af my building 1T ms hnlir ri is,o
night 0r tay is t.ot tho truo tomprrntnro nf tho
c!rcnIaf!iiK ar. unit II of nh i,sc tD science. i
wool wall r't'llhsrs ita neat nnrn rnptdly thnn
brick t,r htt!rIn. ant1 tho amateur ecicntla who
nnn0s MS thert1atssttcr un wood wall can forco
his mercury dpwn h"nw TIM amateur who sc-
leets 2 trick wnlf. Tic proitnr wny 10 r1nosn
yhur thermometer IL to htTrnnnd It with II light
wtani trifno rnycrcd With STATS. is}tc shutter
work; nt' rtDfctl nrer. 'rhIs viii pricct it from
the direct rlre of tho sun and rri1ectctl hcnt.
HIN light Wt,tf nr nctsss tho centru Of yn,Ir
t!nsir,,.ncnt 4! sho,tcr., To- WHICH yoi can Attdef
thermotdctctn. which should bo. When properly
expnsrf IN tito north sttlc Of thu building, md
tts tt!ermonctcrne !cnst one foot frotn III stir-
F@n.,n,lnR @ .l.iects. II these directions arc fo1
wenilsor VII not finn theEr whr tnto prfht 10
ufteh. u y nnt sery funny thing FOR tho press
to report u dc9reea Gein,v zcrt wien Ii degrees
tic true tcnperntre Ct tho circus
prc4elons OF your climate.
, 1880-12-29

For so1no little ti.uc Londen has hceu taktns
Interest In tho Mlfalrt Ut tho Earl uF AyhEf0rd.
"l.nr,i Aylrsf0srl having been for sbrne tinao IN
financial strnits went to Mcssrs Iilrr. tinAnclal
xs@ s ~ asa sir ss % hS % sns
Ut ,noltuy wurr advanced by certain pcrsutls,
Ut whom Mr.. Cox VIVA ono a,ialnst I'LL uf sAlo
llli sA,u appetrB tn have bceu rbnowcd n,l
soseral! oco,,ssons, for saio u timber which
touk plaae INIT kilsng; md with thd proccaaIs, aaIs,
oil. dill mt rcal!zo whit WIS anticipated,
lt,t wtAt hecanie, Of tho amount rea!!zcd
9y the timber sa,e eluss NJ. appear 60 far: Cox,
lilo ulai,t represented by tho bill or H,ttc of
which 10 waa tho ht,llcr, determined 10 enft,ro
Sri p t' yans anI u snil arny af f.,e1, whp,a M he
torlnel I'paokors.' Nurr,. who WIS on tho prcnl-
iseA during tho MtlseEu1 VI Lord Ayeafvrs. ua.Mu
iInl assn1nLlrd at tho ns.igaton of Cox to cro0te
bronc, ct tho pctc9 anu 70 carry tho fortrcss
By nasunlt. On tl'ls Eo nssen1!el rival army,
with concentrated martial zrat, inalty bout u
rGtrcat without any violation Of thu peace.
nas sS' ox fsr Rctg to "n 70 Srcak
tic INV. Eatllnu to estat'llsh his easc. tho
MaRist.nto dismissed tho SUMMONS. The post.
ptrsutnu that Coz, with lia army OF pnckczs,'
will return 10 iackinxton anlrss tho hlll Of sato
m met Who S"x a 'ay IS 60 or' m1t knew; pnt
iass %as see.s Mbout csss s'' ots s d SpS g. a
slaii ~ liua,ic}a, a:,l iusiranco agon. ffen.
therp !,o t,s4rl.trt to t!so ot'lao IL, WnterlM
Place, FROM whence lo n9w bulls. would l,Y
SIR. I!lrr prnvitlus for hIs cl!etta. X frteltl 0f
lnIilo lilL Bunso ttmp aRs dealings With hIu!. fu
WA rcco''''no'l.!s! 70 l.ll @ ny oao NJ so1i'
tho ruta nf nhout Z? per cont ~ commission
for IN adyance. mil lturr carrIo.l nut u lnan
from nm fnsirance epin1ny. With tho proceeds
nj lvhI,b Etf1tlntl WIZ amid.
, 1880-12-29

In Theuyer's .lrcafv thurc " reWlriu.l tho chso
meols srttG ", cnn plctuly i1s.ilsi..le, ~ th.t
.su strongest ssL",ut aplstt'l tn !9 sk!n li! not
nxc!in any l.nful o*rre.slM,: a :;Mlliar a'l:sS.
nilu,,ls nletaLr,los OF tho body, un.! ln.tselar
sullstbiliiy was u mpiotsly wanting. lh addition
Ia this, tGrru ms " ulunrletr luas Df sl1uI am
tAslu. FInl,is, lha rt2h1 eye WIS MuNAr,tc, and
tl,c left rur iItt that Wiigi thu lc(t eyu WIS
bo!t.l Hp u!lti the right Cur atnpIivt thGrt Why
Iii further uYenuB of stimulus III tho pAliult's
tru!ll. Whon the lttter experiment Wns sc.ttnlEy
uarreI sllt, ttte plrscnt Il, about ilyn minutes
sunk Into aecp sl"p. fr,. which lu ut.ly could
sllmiuIi,s III itxtt.-he could mt ~ Sinking
anle. When ihc ,'Attcnl WIS loft t1 tnsrlf ha
hn!lra NJ slcrp, either through intuFnhi stimuli
or trpa4 tbo exnItatiun u thu hrlin syttunl
through slight nsrl H'Mtnhlaltlt', stimuli fpln
without. Tho rIsu rs'r.Its ta bo In autIc Ee'
sI,ccts, Without 4 pIratlrl.
, 1880-12-29
GREAT DRITA1N.

LONDON, Dec. 9s.-F. u. Gowe1l, President
Of The Philadelphia Il Reading Railroad COM
panY, writes to tic Times ns follows: "Eycn
If tho very large vote commanded BY the Me-
AtMonts were cnst against tho present Iscatt-
Ing management, tt could accomplish no
change. The very Influential American Com-
mittec has unanimously recommended tie
reelection Of tho present management, and
Its reelection Is certain. Tho election Will bo
pust tponctl until after tho 10t!, Of january, 10
ennble mo 10 vote OIL the proxies hold.
Deferred inComa bonds will DO Issued III a
few duys,"