New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
TO KEEP DIR. KOCH'S SECRET.
THE MANUFACTURES OF THE LYMPH PER.
HApS 10 BE CONTROLLED BY THE STATE.
FOREIGN PHYSICIANS DISAPPOINTED = THE
REMEDY TO BE WITHIN EASY REACH OF
THE pooR-IORp sALIsBURY-THD
TARIFF on SUGAR.

TARIFF ON SUGAR.
Copyright: 1890: BY The NsW. YORK Assec'o's" r'''
Berlin, Nov o0.--Dr. Won Gossler. Pruss'a" ",','s
Of Ecclesiastical Affairs, replying In the Low. $50
Of the Diet to-day to the Interpolation oi nov -
~ to what measures the Government intended sn'
n nromote the adoption of Professor Kochs remedy
declared that the aspcrslons east upon certain phys
clans engaged in using the lymph had proved s'""h"
less The Finance Ministry, DR.. Won uossier o'n
timed had placed OF the disposal OF froiess"' oo
sucient funds TO enable him to continue MS inquiries
go 1870. ,he rmph There now good
.no,,a an hone that the remedy would be found to
be efacacious in the treatment Of other diseases
than tuberculosis. Care had been ttNci !" 'n"Ae 'o
remedy perfectly accessible to the poor In the course
a time the preparation Of the lymph wouo DC cnuseo
Tn compotent persons employed ny 'he o'aVc'
priyate gentleman had given 100000 marks, tos
Mn,s,ar stated 10 be used for the benefit Of poor
eroms suffering from tuberculosis. He had requested
Professor Koch 10 make public only to limited OK
tent the composition Of the lymph, 10 as TO- render
ifs imitation impossible
Touching the present preparation OF the lymph, Dr.
von ossler said that Professor Koch and Drs Lbbcrts
and Publ were occupied solely in providing supply.
After auous researches, extending over period Oh
six weeks 1t was found that the lymph could be sup
piled at a cost OF oS marks per five gramncs An
ordinary vial contains sufficient for 5000 nocuatons
each costing pfennige. Regarding the question OF
placing the manufacture Of the lymph under The ex
that feeling OF satisfaction would be experienced
throughout the world if Prussia should set her stamp
upon tho lymph but guarantee must be given against
financial subsidiary conditions. The Government
would eventually invite other nations to send rep
resentatves to study the use Of the remedy III order
that thcy might apply II In their own countries.
DR.. Won Gosslers statement. indicating as 1t does
an Intended prolonged Guarding Of the secret Of the
lymph, disappoints the numerous foreign medical men
assembled here. The English group afiirms that IL
is hopeless to expect their College Of Physicians to rec
ognize the of the lymph 1t is against the canons
Of the college to permit the application OF o remedy
the composition of which is a secret
Dr. Kowalksld, leading Austrian army physician
and chief of the Institute of Daeteriology at Vienna
defends the guarding Of the preparation OF tns msd
c cn sss ascoVe and Cannot applied zoo cautiously
Professor Koch says II 1t were placed wiihont reserve
result from its use than ever caused by consump
ton. DR.. Kowalksk and other prominent Austrian
%y II ns ssrE Beginning
tuesday.
TO FOUND KOCH sANITORIUM IN VIENNA.
A limited company is being formed in Munich, under
Professor ziemssen, with capital of 100000 MARKS
to estabIis Koch sanitorium In the old Gumppen
palace.
Five patients who were under treatment by the
Koch method have died in this CITY, Two girls, who
were in an advanced stage Of tuberculosis ana cnd
suffering from brain tuberces, died soon after the hrst
Infection and on young man died from heinorrhage.
after having received several injections The fifth
death was that Of soldier, who Was under treatment
for lupus.
LORD SALISBURY LIKELY TO VISIT BERLIN.
Since the Parnen developments have shattered Mr.
Gadstones chances Of a return to power, report has
arisen and is credited in plamatc circles that LORD
Salisbury has accepted the invitation OF the Emperor
to come to Berlin. The invitation Is Of long standing
and It's acceptance is believed to imply meeting with
General Won Capriv, signor Crsp and Count Kalnoky
and a more open sdhssion by the English Governmenp
to the policy Of the Drebund. The setback TO Giaa
stone Is the most grateful news that Emperor Wlnam
and his circle have ever heard from England
PLANNING LARGER REVENUE FROM SUGAR
The first bill to come before the Rechstag on Tues
day will be one providing for raising the revenue
from sugar from 6O,0Oo00o to 100000 marks.
This increase in the revenue is to be effected by
aboisling the tariff sugar and increasing the
duty on the refined article. The preamble 10 tne
bill states that the export bounty system mas Cost
German consumers 81 500 900 marks annually, l9ooo-
OOO marks being cash paid In tountfcs and the re-
auder being reckoned as the additional cost TO con-
sumers.
A GREAT SUN ASKED FOR THE ARMY
The Reichstag will he asked for 100000 marks for
the army part Of which is to provide new muni-
tons and part to alter the color of the uniforms, In
order to render movements Ct the troops less dis
tinet. Henccforth glitter of headpiece or arms
will be permitted sombrc uniform Is necessity
under the new TACTICS.