, 1881-08-07

till the end Of October no outward passage i
to be had OIL any OF the steamship lines 70
love or money.
TIE NEW SENSATIONAL, DOMESTIC DRAMA
by Paul Merritt and Augustus Harris
entitled "Yourl1," which was produced u
I the Drury Lane tonight, promises to be ever
greater success than "Tiie World" Tit
reception of the piece WAS at times
wildly enthusiastic. especially in. thu
sensational scenes, which literally brought
down tile house every time. The play WAS
divided into eight tableaux. devoted to the
life Of Il certain Frank Darlington, alias
augustus Harris, a young officer who is
ruined by preferring the company Of Il lady
Of questionable character instead of marry
ing his pretty cousin.
Il NEW OMNIBUS COMPANY
here is to advertise shortly in America for
designs Some vehicles OF Il new form which
appeared in the streets lately, with the en-
trance In front and at the sides, have
| proved NEST successful adaptation Of
the car of Juggernaut, one person
having been killed and three or four others
wounded BY falling under the wheels.
AN AMERICAN INVENTOR,
| Mr. Shaw, was given banquet last evening
| ut the Grand Hotel by 4 dcputation Of
Leicester hosiery manufacturers in recogni-
ton Of his invention, by which they hope sue
cessfully to compete with foreign wares.
CONVENTIONS.
| The week has been one of congresses and
| gatherings together Of eminent gentlemen uf
science, learning, alld philanthropy from all
| parts of the world. The International
| Congress of the Young Mems Chris
tim Association at Exeter Hall COM
prsc,1 500 delegates, eighty be-
iny from America, and altogether repre-
se!lted 1000 associations. On the. Intcrua-
tional Committee were l[essrs. Russell Stur-
siS Jr.. of Boston, and AlcBurney, Of New
York. The American delegates were re-
ceiyed with great cortliality and took a
prominent part i'll the proceedings. On Mon
day evening. at the reception given to
tile delegates at the Mansion House, the
Lord Mayor entered in state with Mrs. Will
IAN Z. Dodge, of New York, tile Earl Of
Shaftesbury, and the Lady Mayorcss follow
i1g. On Wednesday evening the l,ey. Mr.
CHyler spoke. During the week many
pleasant excursions were made III and about
London. Yesterday the mansion of Mr..
Samuel Morcley, N. T., at Tunbridge,
WAS visited. The hospitality of London was
unbounded. 1t was stated at luncheon ut
2lr. Moreley's, by way of complain1. to Alneri-
cans, that young minister WHO lad con
ducted them over the grounds, and whose
maine was Washington. traced Il
direct connection with Gen. Washing
ton. at the farewell meeting, to-day,
addresses were made by Sir John kenna-
way, Member of Parliament, Prof. Glad
stone, tile Rev. John Hail, Of New York,
Mr.. Russell Sturges, of Bu5ton, and others.
1>i&s,fs fst,,s l.,,.
The suln Of 81, ,Go0 was pledged To inaugnrate
work III Great Britain similar to that of the
lntcrcolonial Committee i'll America.
pHAlMACEETisTs.
1t was somewhat unfortunate that Z most
Interesting meeting Of Pllarn..ceu,is1s from |
all mrts Of the world during the first three
days Of the week was completely oyershasl- !
owed by lis gigantic congeiler.-tlle 1ntcr1l;l- |
tioltl Medical Congress- The main work
ot the Congress was the culnpila-
ton Of Il universal pilar'nacopnia, that
is, one which shall contain aIl the more I!u-
Dortant drugs reduced as nearly rs possible
TO the same strength. Several OF tile Gov
ernmeilts have already agreed to adopt any
such code as may be compiled by the various
national delegates, and some steps have
been taken BY a section Of French
toward realizing the pro-
jcc:. at the final sitting committee COM
prised of two delegates from each country
VAS appointed 10 prepare compilation in |
which the strength OF potent drugs should
be cquallzctl. The Congress also deemed it
desirable that there should be uniform
systematic Latin nomenclature for the pllar-
of all countries
THE lSTEES.ATIDNAL MEDICAL. CONGRESS |
has got through the best part Of its work.
uniting 1nodlcum OF business with a large
amount Of holiday. Of I'LL the addresses de-
llvered on the value Of pathological expert
|'lant, that in favor Of >iviscc tion by
Prof. NirchoW seems to have at
trt,ctcd most attention. The dis
Linsuls!'ed Germans appearance OH tile
platform, together with Doctors Langenbeck,
Pos:cur, Folkmann, Esnarcll, kncstcr. Pam
coast, Flint, and others of cquai etlinence,
.ill]cd forth perfect oyUti0n. Tn Thursday
evening, at the banquet given by the Lord
Mayor to 800 representative members
II the Congress at tie Mansion
lousc, tho majority Of the guests
icing distinguished foreign surgeons
l1ld physicians, the toast Of sour Foreign
Visitors and Guests" was coupled with the
la1ncs of Prof. Won Langcnbcck for Ger 6
many, Prof. Treiat, fur France, DR..
'antaleone for Italy, and Dr.. AUS +
in Flint for the United States. On
friday the general order of the
[ay was TO listen to Ill address from Dr. +
Billings, Of Washington, OH *'Uur Medical +
literature" Great dissatisfaction was | ,
auscd by decision OF tile Congress not to
dmlt lady doctors to the meetings. t
Torty-three properly qualified lady prac- /
ltioners entered protest against their | t
fru;n tho practical meetings. Al
hough ladies were admitted to the six pre-
eding Congresses, the protest llatl no effect. t
is stated i'll a letter 10 the DuilU Nc.rs T
hat tile decision Of the Congress was Ii
INFLUENCED Ey THE QUEEN. /
It preliminary meeting Of tile Executive
olhinlttee the majority were i'll favor OF
'dies being admitted, but they were over c
lcI by Sir William Jcnner, who declared $
Et lie WAS empowered to remove L.
.e narne Of the Queen as Il patron c
the Congress il lady doctors Il
ere admitted to the medical meetings. The | y
rlncipai members Of tile Congress were Il
tAc cnslf fuf E.,1f- t1x