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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
THE SPINAL CORD AND BopnY TEMpERA-

THE SPINAL CORD AND BODILY TEMPERA-
TuRE.-since the Thermometer has been brought into
active use as clinical aid, instances Of I'M
usual and surprising variations in bodily temperature
have recorded anu which could DO ascribed to no
Other cause than lesion of the nervous centres and,
while generally accepted theory explaining the phe-
be cited, it is at least allowed that, OF all
the regions OF the SYSTEM the spinal cord seems
play chief part in these anomalous variations In
animal heat Investigations OF the subject have
been made by N. Panaud, Paris the results Of which
lead him the that the spinal cord influences
animal heat by of distinct from the
motor SYSTEM aud which be imagnes may hive an
action quite contrary TO that set OF nerge AT the same
time however he does think necessary ~ invent
distinct system OF caOrihc nerves 10 meet the needs OF
this theory its proper understanding, but believes
those nerves sufficient which regulate the processes
nutrition secre0E Of which clorlncalIon Is sni-
ply the pbysieo-chr mical result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
STUDYING THE GROWTH OF OYSTERS.
From me Baltimore Ameriean.

Among the results of the years work at the
Johns Hopkins University TIE Investigations which have
been carried Chesapeake Geological Laboratory,
under Dr W. Brooks Dcen OF especial scientific
interest as well OF great economic Importance DIR.
Brooks pointed out four ago that as the growth OF
an animal limited by tue supply OF the least abundant
of tue necessary ingredients VI It's food, the supply Of
oysters was, In all probability, determined by the
amount Of carbonate OF lime available Tor smell lorna
ton. Dr. Brooks finds that, by placing the oyster
eggs in a vessel OF water with good supply OF such
shells as decOmpOse readily, he can hasten the forma-
ton OF the shell and carry the young nrther IN thirty
SIX hours they ever before been carried IN
eght DAYS At the time the young are much more
healthy aud vigorous those reared without sup
ply OF lime. Ibis discovery Of wsy 10 reduce the most
critical period Ia the lie OF the oyster tom eight days
formed the yOuu oyster be kept alive for several
dave but il gradually starved 10 deeIa The only point
which now remains Ia practical oy ster propagation nom
fhe egg ID some method vi 9!yag tne young with
food This, Dr. Brooks thinks, requires nothing more
than a little patience. The spawning season IA now
over and probable that any larter advances
will be made in this direction this year method OF
feeding The young oyster Will probably be found out
next season by DR.. Brooks, or BY Letenant Winsow,
~ u n an ofcer OF United states Fish Commission,
VINO Joined the laboratory about month ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
THE LAKE GEORGE REGATTA.

Troy, n. Y. July 3.-Interest increases in the
intercollegiate four-Oared race which will take
place tomorrow on Lake George. The crews are so
evenly matched that the race will probably be
stubbornly contested from start to finish. The
Wesleyans still the favorites, bat the friends OF
the other crews seem confident of success. The
men all in excellent condition. with the excep-
ton of Gray, of Pennsylvania, who Is slightly IN
disposed. Bowdoin trained lower than any other
crew, aud with forty-eight strokes to the minute
they will probably take the lead. If they can hold
out their chances of winning are good The Uni
versitv Of Pennsylvania crew will have walk
over in the eIght-Oared race. II the water Is Ia
bic tomorrow afternoon at O'clock the race VII
be postponed until the first smooth water.
LAKE GEORGE, July Sat a meeting of the cap
tans of the several held this evening at the
Fort William Henry Hotel the question
of reviving the Intercollegiate RowinS Association
was informally discussed. The sentiment
expressed by all was that permanent organization
sboud be speedily formed. Capt in Mcdonald, OF
the Wesleyan crew, delegated to correspond
with the other American colleges and ask that
representatives be sent TO general meeting TO be
held in the the fall. Ii decided that each col
ege should he represented by Judge on the
referees steamer during the race tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AMERICA.
INSURGENTS UNDER PEREZ DISPERSED.

INSURGENTS UNDER PEREZ DISPERSED.
RIO JANEIRO, July 3.-Intelligence has been
received from Montevedeo that the Insurgents under
General Perez have been dispersed Uruguayar troops
TIE SITUATION IN CHILL AND PERU-THE REVOLT
TON IN ECUADOR.
PANAMA, June 24.-Much rain has fallen
here and cap and all work outside may be considered
as practically suspended.
The Presidents message has been well received In
Chill. 1t is thought TO indicate decided wish his
part that occupation OF Peru should directly
Agrculturasts suffering owing to the scarcity OF
labor and in districts the large graingrowers
loud in their complaints that war is doing them
harm The President Is undoubtedly DESTROYS of putting
end to the contest He gradually removing from office
all the friends of Vergara exMnster and is replacing
them by others who will support his peace policy.
Guerrero political chief OF Lima has been removed
for this The party, outside Of few prom
inent political men, is mainly composed OF aspirants to
fat offices military goyernOrshps IN Peru from which
rich reaped during the first year of the
war There seems little doubt that the whole OF the
north Of Peru will be given up by the Chlians.
Some believe that they will even abandon Lima
political disturbance has taken place Piura Peru.
where Genaro Garcia declared himself project, and
turned the occupant of that office, seminaro.
Garcia at raised a forced loan. All
the men are Peruvians who in turn, rob the
Department Within the past year nearly $1O0O,000 Of
hard money has been plundered and shipped away by
these successive revolutionary projects.
Vcuna Mackenna has INTERCEPTED the Gillian Minis
try subjects relating TO the and some III
teresting revelations expected. He also asks that
all correspondence with sir. 1rescot should be laid
the table, also all evidence aken IN the VI the
Coba custom house officials, under arrest IN San
tiag0 accused OF tampering with dispatches for Nh.
Adams, United Minister TO Bolivia, which
spOndence handed to General FOOte, United
Consul in Valparaiso.
A bill has been introduced into the Gillian Congress
declaring all territory DC GILLIAN to the Camar0nes
Valley.
The French exploring expedition, numbering fifteen
.frfh aaf nN IA
ON the PicO-Mayo River Bolivia, had proceeded $50
miles beyond the frontier mission posts ana reached The
pital TOBIAS Indians when they murdered
The Arequpa Project COrrO II issuing DEGREES calling
the people TO arms 20 resist the Cnian INVASION which,
he asserts, Is meditated The people, however, do not
respond very readily.
The revolution In Ecuador Ia advancing General Wen
timia having declared himself Dictator in
his favor. lie at present living in Guayaqui but IL
afraid TO leave his for moment, such ais fear
q assassination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
THE DEBT OF BOSTON.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

BosToN, July 3.-The City Auditor has pre-
scented h- annual report The funded debt of city
April ISL, was S4O.949332 IS. During the subse-
quen year bonds TO the amount OF 1925 600 issued
temporary loan Of 900 made and 81 ,O05 02O
IA per cent, OF the funded debt paid The debt
on April 80, 1ss2 S4O,l63,3l2 o. a decrease Of
SlseO20 IA The debt OF The city, less the foI
paying H. l. S24. 26l ,661 CO. decrease the year Of
sl7439s 90 The city debt exclusive Of the Cochituate
aho Mystic water loans S274O5,O3S 90, for the pay
ihsnt OF winch there sinking and cash in the
treasury 10 he amount of Sl2Sss, 500 and bonds and
S ss, saEet edged for lis payment 10 the OF
sooS o. leaving IL exclusive OF water loans and less
VAC means Tor its payment Sl4,2jJ.lO5 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
BIBBER0S THIRD TRIAL SUCCESSFUL.

Marcus Bibbero yesterday made his third
attempt swim the East River from Brooklyn TO
this city, and successful little before ii he
started from Fulton Ferry this side. for JEWELS
Dock, Brooklyn, In q small boat, accompanied by
Charles sherer, an old waterman Francis Collins, and
bostman from Pier No. l. When the Brooklyn shore was
reached, sherer tied the swimmers hands, crossing them
behind him. and securing them at the wrists by two a
knots His legs then tied at the ankles with ship
knot, and he dropped into the river BibDero
started or freely swimming ON his right side, ana
headed directly for the opposite shore, following the
boat The tide was at the fo9i, but it
was not running strong In 20 minutes
from tina time OF leaving Brooklyn he reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
Pile. Permanently gradicated
THE sEAI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Posi- omcc Notice. :.

Foreign mails for the week ending July g. VII Close AZ tn
office follow
TUEsDAY-At 1:9O a. M for Europe BY ss Alaska via
WEDNESDAY-At a m. for Europe, by S. B0thna, via
and France must be direct
eli per B0thna" at D.. for France direct per IS AM
eriaue via Havre llSD Tor Europe per So Oder
via southampton and Bremen al 1SOp for TruxlO and
Ia Islands, New-Oriezns
THUKsDAI-At3 a. IN. for Brazil per So Tedflngtons
VIA Newport News al ESQ for Europe. per 81 Celtc
via iters for Germany France must De IA.
recte peT Ceitcs AZ $50 for Europe per Losinx
via Plymouth, CherDourg Hamburg AZ M Tor Porto
direct per IS Avia AZ M for Nassau and A-sAh
city OF Antonio; 1850 Tor CuOa ane
Mexico, City OF Puebls NJ N for Ne~oundi@nas
per Gamma =
u1uda ~.
SATCRDAY-At a IN. for Europe per So city OF tichs
mOnd tattcrs for Germany and oc0uinh
be directed per city OF hchmondl; Al ~ lot Ssos
GLASGOW Al A. "a iOr bet-
gum direct per Neesland via Antwerp ~ II ~ ior
Saller. southampton aud brohieh az
Prince savanilia &C. yreytown ana ror, -,
mon per S. Tyran; p Tor Barbadoes aad LrlAiatu
nrr - FlambSroagh az ESQ tor Cuba and Porto tseo
Der IS sara0ga The mails for Ausralla
aud Fiji via Francisco close Juy - ~
PIE A6SHt VI ASAAT-~-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
DIED.

BARNEY-suddenly OF apopexy, July at scabright n.
j. susan Tracy, wife OF AshDel IL. Barney
Notice of nereaftcr
JACKsON-At schenectady. N Y July 2 George p Jack.
son, son VI xsol,
College
Funeral service at .. m. Wednesday.
MANDEVILLE-On saturday. July !, Thomas Vaudeville,
the 4sth year OF his
invited TO attend the funeral from
residence, No. 800 West 27th-sL, Wednesday
morning, a. lv5O o'clock.
Friends Will please omit flowers
sEARING-On saturday July at Katonah, y. Y, Ella A.
Soaring Of John Il. and Adazetta X. Soaring
grave, Cemetery Wednesday July
8, at IL q. IN.
VAII-At PHILADELPHIA July Howard w.. OF Elizabeth
Joseph W. Vai in the 18th year his
friends invited attend funeral
Baptist Church, Painned v j., Wednesday,
July s. at 8 O'Clock. Train leaves New.iork az $50.
Please omit flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
LARCEAY OF RAILROAD COUPONS.

Coupons Of the value of $3.50, of the Pacific Rail
road of Missouri were stolen on July from an err
rand boy in the employ of Mr.. Leverch, of No. SO
Nall-st.. while he was standing In front OF the AS
tor House. Particulars of the larceny were com
municated by Sergeant SlevIn, of the Central Of
Preouc,, and Detectives Mulberry and 5. feemy az
Rested John Mccarthy. age twcnty-thTee, of No.
2O4 MOnrOe-st., aud William Farley, age twenty
five. OF No. . Chatham-st who ackno " lodged
having got the coupons from Mccarthy They were
both held for examination by Justice Patterson
yesterday at the 1oInbs Police Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
STILL SEEKING HARMONY.
-, "a. ISl.IoJsIp1s1 Tugffrer 4 Ron

Prom me PhttddetDhtd inquirer A1ltP.j
While there are none so blind as those who
will not IL appears probable that the leaders OF the
Republican party have finally concluded TO look INTO ana
cf uDon the Ofi-repeated suggestion that new state
Iickei shall placed In tue field upon winch the whole
party can unite, and IN harmony win great triumph
A. Inaters now stand the election Of the Democratic
ficet seems inevitable, audit is gratifying TO notice that
the leaders have last acknowledged TINS TACT and are
.h,ut 10 at 10 work change the current OF feeling
Tie Republican Central Committee can MI Vacan
ces ticket but it cannot make them and the pro
sou now under consideration IL that OF general reslg
nation OF the nominees That the committee can pdt IN
the field i've nominees free from boss selection or dO
nation on a platform condemnng the spells system and
fayOtlng civil service reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
A NOS-pARTTsAY VICTORY.

yrop The Council BlHBs tI0s0d NonPdrep (Rep) =,
FOR the result, in so far as the vote on the
xtibitorv amendment II involved, both of the great
fcal parties OF the State must divide the RESPONSE
{nlfy In every locality throughout the state ieaung
emocrats WED with Republicans IN jealous support OF
the measure while perhaps the vote or the respective
parties was about equal in It's relevancy TO parry Nun h
fers ON either side. Indeed We could here write ine
names Of a. Ipany distinguished Democrats as Repuhl-
cans Of eGnal fame. who labOred for the amendment
This proves that the public conscience nad oee W. 10
Win mis- verdict than many are willing 10 admit Judge
Reed strong Republican for instance, did not take the
stump amendment bat he went TO Des MONIES 10
mold court for Judge McTIenrv life. long Democrat
while he went into the with all the zeal OF ms
iapetu0ns TO advocate tine measure Ano TINS Il
only cited to typiy the action OF both parties for both
arf enualIX resDonsible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04

James-sp. Here he taken into the boat where his
feet first united, aud then Lbs hands He aid no.
seem al ali distressed by the effort and after ho
went to his usual work at o. the uptown Daths
The last time Bibbero made the attempt 10 the
ri er he thirty Eve minutes in the water. into
which he went Just after heavy storm. The current
toward Governors Island was srong that the
seipt Jailed BibOero wins $500 BY bis feat, besides
500 which given lin by william Collins ~ No. 81
r0utl-st, who $500 on the result. Bbbero is
iorynve OF age os foreign BIRTH we'll built Hs
ID apparently almost as much az nome the water on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

BISMARCK, d. T., July "a heavy storm
this morning dad good TO the crops The lightning
was very vivid. and two persons Frustrated aud
ene hhed. Mrs Croshdte struck In the knee and
10y ana TERRIBLY cut. She viii recover. o. b. Denny,
Aahdan, Was holding his - lie bIs lap, when boil
IN anu pdfalyled the woman aud siiled Che husband
sLasac;y. several other persons more or less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
SHOOTING HEB sLANDERER.

GALVESTON, July ga dispatch to The
Eears BRENNAN says that c. W. johnson, young
recently from Kentucky, shos in the head and
neck with buck-shot to-day by Miss Clara Christian
eighteen. The OF the tragedy was scandal
which had been put In circulation by Johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
ALLEGED EMBhzzLER ARRESTED.

CINCINNATI, July 3.-MOses Kahn. who is
ftpue L. have been embezzler in Philadelphia and
Who Was arrested and taken part way Philadelphia
some Tine ago. and then released upon giving up some
o. The money he had TAKEN to-day secretly arrested
W iN0 detectives and taken away, knows
shler Tue occasion for this the refusal OF
kOsefHOf Foster 10 grant second requisiton after
AnfA4d been voluntarily released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04

tee from the Journeymen Horseshoes Union conferred
with appointed by the bosses In regard to the
working together both unions for the OF
eaeh At present there friendly feeling between ths
two organizations and bosses Will only employ union
men. CONFORMITY the societies have fund OF
$4,000 There Is no talk OF a strike emong tho journey
mon at present. Most OF them receive 50 30 D daY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
DEATH or 4 NOTED TROTTER.

CINCINNATI. July 3.-The celebrated trOtting
mare Protene died this city to-day She had record
OF 2Is aud Tapped Hopeful In the race at Cleveland,
where lac made 2:I5a Her owner at one time refused
600 for her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 4, a. m.-Tho changes in the
sligat. Clear andfair weather prevailed
except early in the afternoon and late at night The
temperature ranged between 62o and 73, the average
l6s3ol being 67 lower than the ponding
"a Z year aud / az lower than sunday.
Partly cloudy cloudy weather, with slight changes
IN temperature and chances Of occasional showers, fol-
lowed by fair weather. may be expected to-day this
city ana vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04

Wild flowers in great variety blooming In ahun-
dance all the mountains and the air Is filled Win
their perfume.
Rates for board slightly in advance Of previous
which Is occasioned by the increased cost ol
table supplies
Utsayantha Mountains near Stamford village. has
been purchased by Colonel Rf OF that place VINO mas
lately completed n fine road its summit 1896 feet
above tdewater tower is being erected there, ana
party viii celebrate its opening to the public to-fner
rou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
cONGRESSMAN HAWKs FUNERAL.

MOUNT CARROLL, IL. July 3.-The remains
d Congressman X. N. A. Hawk Of the With District,
were buried here this afternoon Tie procession 20 the
sssinetery was long one headed By the Senate and
nyuse committees. and included members of Major
RID adjoining towns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
HoRsEsHoERs INCREASING PRICES.

A regular meeting Of the "boss horse
shoers was held last evening at the Germana Assembly
RoOms. NJ 5eyenthave- and Twentyeixth-st. After
short discussion t vas decided TO raise the price OF
horseshoelag for the month ~ cents act commit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for The past tIccnty-fOur hours.

Synopsis for he past heentyfoWr hours.
WASHINGTON. July 4. l a. m.-The barometer
highest and rising in Manitoba and lowest In the ONO
Valley. Local have fallen in all the districts east
OF The Mississippi River Northery winds prevail in the
Northwest and Lake ragion and soutbery In TIE Gulf
and Atlantic States The temperature fallen IN the
Northwest and Upper Lake reg risen IN New England
and IN The other districts has remained nearly stationary
Indications FOR 0-fay
For the Middle Atlantic States. cloudy weather with
winds mostly eastery, stationary lower temperature
AM pressure
For New England partly cloudy weather local rains.
variable winds shifting to easterly stationary or lower
temperature.
Indications for to-mOrrOr.
Cool weather viii prevail Tuesday and Wednesday
il the Northern States east Of the Mississippi River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04

BosTos, July 3.-Cathenne Hanson, maiden
lady living 10 Pennington died day at the age Of ono
hundred and one years and ten months she retained
her mental faculties until few weeks ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
TIE MISSOURI RIEER RISLNG.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 3.-Dispatches from
St Joseph Bonneville STATE that the Missouri River
Is very high and rising rapidly At former place IL
was 81 feet and rising; and latter 20 feet and
rising having risen 20 inches In few hours yesterday
Afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, July 3.-Feice Copeca.
Italian railroad labOrer, was found dead on tho
Lackawanna road, Mount Morris to-day. The body
was covered with wounds and bruises aud IL Is sup
posed that he murdered and robbed By Italian Ia
bOrere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
MARRIED.

CLAWSON-NORTH-In New Haven. Conn, Thursday,
- residence OF the brides parents by the
Rev. FTaueis L. Russell, OF ST MaTgareJs waterbury.
J. Clawson Of NewYOrS city Nellie A North.
daughter Of ;. Il. North. Of New Haven. Conn
Al notices Of Marriages. must be Endorsed 9th fsu
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
PUBLIC OPINION.
FROM BAD TO WORSE:

Tr0fn The phIddeIphfu To" Is,e7'
The steadily increasing list OF bad APPOINT on If
mems Is day by day. obscurng the aait ION he1an
ss;ecsions with which the present Adhinse"'iV o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04

You will find everything in the FURNITURE CARPET
BEDDING line at COwPERTHWAITs 1888 70 1913 Ch1tham-st
credit to those wishing
way Brooklyn store 42 FutOls EstaO. IL yeAra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
WAXING UP.
Prom The TIcksbur0 Herald 'ReP;,

~. of vour earnest fellows who secures
,.Tital IN uid a railway. factory, an oil MIL UT ds
ZINC 81 material value to the South even tne csi.
a. lam Radical money, IL worth a coWpen fuN OF moving
Bourbon partlsans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
70 uAppy rro PFMFNIBER IT'S POLITICS.

The amendment carried by about the usual
Republican majority This glorious state 10 nEe ia,
ad there is just nothing Like the glorious ou HepuDncah
party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
TRIRUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
O6
Total July 3, 1ss2.....

ron June . the types announced gift OF $500, when
81 should read only 81 The error has been cor
reeted IN the above statement
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TRIRuNE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS

diagram variations mn ty - nthI
LOurs
agdus dotted line
Pharmacy, Rfssdwey.
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Special Notices
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