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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-16
Home Insurance Company,
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
ACTUAL CASH CAPITAL, 800, 000.O0
Av,u ,uI q ssRTS Si6S 5lS OF

President-SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
SecretaIy-W. G. NJ. BAKER.
Policies issued by
r. S. IRWIN, Jr., Agent,
No. % Monroe street, Wheeling, W. Va.
NOVEMBER 5th, 1867.
This is TO certify. that the Home Insurance
Company, of Columbus, Ohio, has this day de-
posted Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars IS25, 00OI
as security TO Policy Holders in this State in &C
cordance with an act of the Legislature passed
February 9Th 1867. ----. .
fSignedl }. IL. BRISFOR,
apTl3Iw Treasurer of State.
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Onr points arc mAue on INC mosV aPPIUVoU
method, and our Insulators are unsurpassed.
No holes are made in slate OF tin roofs.
Our customers will have the benefit of our
new Insulator, patented in ls67. The price of
this Rod is thirty cents per foot, and three dol.
lars per each top. Our workmen will go to any
part OF this or adjoining conn ties without extra
charge. Single Rods sent by express to any
part of the country.
Orders NAV be sent through the mail, or left
at Matthews & Co.'S, No. IS Main street, where
sample of Rod can be seen.
Dealers, No IS Main ST., Wheeling, w. Va.
Refer to DEWEY, VANCE L. Co.
apri6.2weOdGw2t
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Every Pair of Shears Warranted !
WILLIAM KRYTER,
Manufactures Of

Manufacturer of
Sheep Shears, Pruning Shears, 7aitOrS
Shears, Family Shears, Bankers Shears.
~ Shears of any description made to order.
rCHE ATTENTION OF SHEEP GROWERS
L and shearers is called to my Sheep Shears
and Pruning Shears, for trimming Sheep-toes,
every pair Of which is warranted.
Dealer in Hardware Guns, Pistols, Sporting
Tackle, Table and Pocket Cutlery. &C., &c.
1853 MARKET ST, Wheeling, W. Va
Repairing Of Guns, Pistols, Knives, Scissors,
Small Machinery, &c, done in the best manner
and at reasonable prices. mara
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Tuesday, the 2Sth day Of
April, 1865,

At the Store.house in the Second National Bank
Building, at ParkersSurg, West Virginia, lately
occupied by the said Case, proceed to sell the
Hardware, Iron, Glass, Nails, Paints and OILS
&C &C, comprising the stock in said building
being all the effects of the said James y. Csse'
BanErupt. not exempted by law, and not includ
ing tho books, accounts, &c. Said sale Will be
made privately if possible, in bulk; but if not
sold privately will be sold publicly, either IN
bulk OF in parcels.
The stock is very valuable one, and con-
prises nearly everything necessary for first
cla.s Hardware Store. -
X. B. STEPHENSON,
anrI6lOt Assignee.
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HARPER & BRO.


Are still receiving all the
latest styles at both their
Wholesale and their Retail
Hat and Cap Emporiums, "
and 1879 Main. street. All
persons are invited to call
and get the cheapest Hat or
Cap ever offered in this
aprlr.rw
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In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Vest pirginid.
In the matter of JAMES D. CASE, Bankrupt.
u,HE UNDERSIGNED, APPOINTED AS
signee in said case, will on
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ASsIGNEE,S SALE.

~ HALF CHESTS CHOICE GUNPOW-
4U der and 0olong just received and IoT sale
by Iaprl6I Nj. hSILLi'
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connecticut, fdlIS AZ MAI ANU
Institute, Am. Institute Of New
I York City, and Mechanics Insti.
tute of c Cincinnati, at the National
Fair held at Louisville, KY, and
every place it was ever exhibited.
1t has been endorsed by over five
hundred Professors In Colleges
and other scientific men, as the
best Rod ever invented, possess.
ing all the elements necessary TO
protect buildings from lightning.
1t is made of copper because it is
z the best metallic conductor, eX-
cept silver, and does not rust. Its
spiral fianges and rough edges
: dissipate electricity and double
its conducting power. Electricity
uses only the surface, never the
heart of a metal. One tlange Of
the Rod be ne open, the inside
i surface is available as well as the
outside; altogether its power sur
passes twenty common iron rods
! or a solid copper rod an inch and
q half thick, and has the addition
al advantage that it is continuous
and can never become diSjointed
or otherwise get cut Of order, but
will endure as long as the build.
ing stands Oh which it is erected
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOTICE.
Flour.
Factory Cheese.
Fresh Teas.

IN BOXES PRIME QUALITY JUST RE-
OU ceiyed and for sale by -
aprlo M. hhALLh'
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erms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

One year. ST 50 Three months---.s2
Six months. -. 90 One month ..----.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

MONDAY. May 4-P VI.
Gold closes at 1899. The clearings of the Gold
Exchange Bank were ST. $4,000, aud the balances
S1.jO5,747 So.
The dealings in Government securities were quite
large, at per cent advance, at the morning call.
These securities are held with great mneSs by in
vestors and not in excessive supply. State stocks
and railway mortgages offered in small amounts.
New-Yorl Central and Erie shares were moderately
active but in the rest of the list the sales SMALL
and barely enough done to make quotations. Chi
cago and North Western stocks attracting atten-
ton under favorable reports of its traffic. 1t is ex-
pected that under the directors to be chosen in
June, the road will be placed upon the regular
dividendpayng list-not only the preferred but the
common shares the latter receiving equal dividends
with the preferred The eamount of earnings including
that used IN construction since the last dividend is
understood to be large enough to warrant scrip
dividend on both issues of 10 per cent, with cash
dividend at tho rate Of per cent semi-annually.
After the regular Board prices improved, and at the
advance a fair business was DONE At the close,
there was an improvement in New-York Central,
which sold at 129 and Erie which sold at 7Ol Tue
Western list was all firm, and sparingly offered at
quotations. Government bonds close steady at quo
tations. The Assistant Treasurer has purchased
100000 Of 1905 to-day
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
BIDS FOR THE NEW SCHOOLS.

The Trustees of the Twenty y-secOnd Ward
met yesterday afternoon at the Hall OF the Board OF
Education, for the purpose OF opening proposals for
building and furnishing wings, Be- for Grammar
School No %, the north side Of FOrcth-st.. near
Eighthave, in said Ward. The following the pro-
pOsals received:
Tor me M0s9H H0rk-Moran Armstrong t2itiJ John Murray
G25 J10 william Salmon, $3.50
FOR carpeni,r WOrt-Roberi B. Lunch, $2o209.
For PdiRtng-T Mauar lb7j; Jane, Reilly a. g53 Gn1t
Mhob 900; Charles Iaber slgil Gaabrg Blron . Us
Cornelius Ford. +9OI; g. Il. Cornell S2f
For Furnishing Nathaniel johnson. 4ggl0. r. Pston SG11
For TTnshng school, No 50 FNgsreonist,
Eighhaye 10 said Warl-Naaniel Johason SlJlf H. PatOn
9l1.897 J. W, SchermchorB s. Co, Z u g58.
Proposals also 10 have been opened for the
ton aud furnishing OF wings. &c, for Grammar
School No. u on Madson-s Jackson-st.. In the
Seventh Ward but owing to the absence Of the Trustees
Of the Ward the opening OF the proposals adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
TRIAL OF DOCTOR SEPHEoYf-IIE Is uoNoRAnIY
DISCHARGED.

Justice Garrett opened court at Staplcton
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning The court.
room was crowded. DR.. Naphegyi present with his
Judge Garrett POSTPONED the hearing until Monday. Dr.
Nephcgvi objected He hoped tho Court would make t
Thursday; ms reputation had been assaed lac could not
bear 10 wait long in suspense. As they leaving
the CourOuse the counsel FOR the complainant entered
and withdrew the complaint. Judge Garrett then dis
charged DR. Nephegyi, who immediately surrounded
by his friends who warmly congratulated him on his hon
Crablc discharge The doctor IN conversation with the
reporters present said that many persons believed that
he had made money through his connections with Santa
Anna. Such, however was not tho fact. Santa Auna
% his house short visit and much against the
Doctors WILL made his home sort 4 headq quarters Tho
Doctor received cent from The General IN
for the OF his house. His presence forever
OF uncasincss 10 the Doctor and his family
count OF hl many lw-suits aud when he left NeSlOIk
he was largely IN Nephegyfs debt.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
THE COURTS.
CIVIL


There being no criminal business in the Oyer
and Terminer on Saturday and quorum OF the Grand
jury not being present. the Court adjourned until this
morning
The United States District Court has decided
the suit Of John Low, jr., agt the steamer Western
Metropolis which libel filed for collision by tho
owner Of the schooner Triumph against the steamer
Metropolis The collision occurred Nantucket be-
fore daylight March H. 1884, the schooner at tho time
being her way from Gloucester, Mass, TO this port
with OadiOf fish, and the steamer bound from this port
10 Boston The latter struck the schooner her side
sinking her and causing total loss Two Of the OF
the latter were drowned The pilot who had charge OF
the steamer not licensed and had been hired
for that particular trip The Court decided the steamer
To be In the wrong and decreed III favor Of the belan
with reference To ascertain amount OF damages.
The Fernando Wood leases of premises Nos.
ll5 and III Nassaust which have been long subject
Of controversy, in the Supreme Court yesterday.
this time before the Circuit Although Special TerI1
ease had been sent to the Circuit FOR trial by Jury OF
the issue 20 whether the leases were obtained by
term OF Office. The counsel for the Defense Mr. Shea,
announced that he had just been served with stay Of
proceedings pending an appeal OF the order stating the
Issues The settlement OF Issues merely Tor the
yenence Of the Court 10 assist Its conscience as to
ters upon which 1t might desire such assistance OF Civil
Courts IL was OF course, entirely discretionary as 10
what issues the Court would submit to the Jury and the
appeal would OF course be at disposed OF by the
General Term upon that ground. He thought that the
Court should at once yacae the stay OF proceedings but
as Mr. Williams was not present he asked that 20
till Tuesday. The Court directed that the case keep its
place on the Calendar, but meanwhile proceeded with
other cases.
In the Supreme Court, Circuit, curious case
somewhat reminding OF the old saxon law has come
up. Col Frazer who had served through the war with
honor opened two three restaurants the last being
No 1886 FutOn.st On the 9th of July 1906 he was shot
ARRAY between himself and his barkeeper Lemuel n
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
TURNER'S, NATIONAL CONVENTION.

BosToN, May 4.-The biennial tagsatzung or
Convention OF the German Turner'S Of America which al.
ternaes with the national festival Of the organization
held this year in this CITY, and is in progress at Turn
nan, No CIT Westinghouse the headquarters Of the
Oston turner's, Most Of the delegates arrived Saur
uay evening although few reached here the earlier
Trains Of saturday. They taken In charge by a
committee OF the Boston Turner's upon their arrival and
on SATURDAY evening there Informal reception OF
snch as had already reached the city, at Turn
Halle About 30 delegates attended the ses-
sion thls morning, representing the NeW-YOrk
Cincinnati, ~, Louis, Boston, Wisconsin, Chicago
Washington, western NewYOrk Philadeph New -Jcr
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
BASE BALL.
OPENING DAY OF THE ATLANrIcs.

Information, however meager, concerning
the dongs Of this base ball organization seagery sought
by the fraternity, both here and at the West On the
other side OF the Allcghanics owing 10 the contemplated
visit OF the Atlantcs thther. the suljOned table will
prove OF much speculative interest to the bill players
though In truth they afford no criterion Of future play
The absence OF Crane Pratt, and Smith tbe latter OF
whom appeared IN the eighth and ninth iunngs, how
over rendered the display somewhat tame. The Held
side although comprising fine players not well dis
trbuted aud to this fact may he attributed the disparity
in the score Only few specimens OF old Atlantic play
displayed n the latter part OF the game, and but
instance OF urey work on the field side, which 0o
CURED IN the sixth inning Start u this inning struck for
home run hut through the lghtuughcldlug ~ Martin
and MaCdagUit ~ BIIdsali, Joseph Wa. Clcauly swept
out when WITHIN few Yards Of EOWe gd5e.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
CHINA.

TRADE BETWEEN HONG KONG AND TIE UNITED
STATES.
Our Hong Kong correspondent, in letter
dated March IL, says;
Through the courtesy Of Mr. Allan, the United states
Consul at this port enabled to give the follow
ing statement Of the trade between Hong Kong:
Since the establishment or the Consulate, III Octo-
Der 1865 90 mOnths) TO LIST nst 20 American vessels
have entered clased follows, VIZ " steamships, lO6
ships 81 barges ec. The aggregate tInnago OF these
amounted To 2330 tuns the nuinher OF invoices TO 3O6
and the value of shipments to S47O39 These
figures represent only the shipments by American vessels
T. ports The cargOes carried by American vessels
cOaswise to Europe etc, not Included Hong Kong
being free port manifest Of cargo by vessels 10 other
than L. S ports is required, do they IN any
manner under Consular supervision
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

THE CROPS IN THE SOUTH.-The NeW- Or
leans Pcdye glad TO record that the from every
quarter continues betOken the reaping OF large
crops during the year 1868 Cotton Ia always preca-
rous and beset with many dangers from the seed to
the reception OF the cash balances that 10 Is hard pre-
diet anything respecting III but and such uits
have planted and in bearing, viii, this year, yield
bountifuy beyond any ythng have enjoyed for years
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
YOUNG WOMAN AND FOUR CHILDREN BURNED
TO DEATH

BNGHAMTON, May IA shanty belonging to
Patrick Laughn, about quarter of mile east OF the
Erie Railway depot at Great Bend, Penn caught fire at
o'clock last night. Mr. Laughlin and his wife were
away from home and the house was In charge OF young
asleep when the fire broke out The GIRL immediately
upon awakening went to the OF the children and
succeeded saving two OF them. Returning To get tho
Others she sufocaed and the four remaining chill
drpu ppriEbpd with her
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

gent The banks able 10 supply most Of the want, a,
0cpOOIS M b0lO per cent but IN the omen market ter
If large amount OF hrscass paper offered and rates
firm az u per cent with not enOug capal avaat.
TO take all offered. In some cases higher rates are o.
tained for snort accommodations Exchange stil IN
active demand although the calls not heavy az
for some days previous but rates firmly sustained a.
par buying and lilo premium selling the counter
and 5Oa75c. premium between bankers. 6hipments 81
currency are not so general.
The Treasurer Of North Carolina publishes a STATE
ment showing the indebtedness of that Ssate Z.
have been about $l5,25OOO0 on Nov /, 1861 against
which the treasury held railway and other stocks
and bonds Of the par value of some a10OOO,O0O. In
addition to the above amount of Indebtedness ara
some s. 900 900 in State bonds guarantees of rail
way companies bonds authorized In the Consttu
ton just adopted by the people. The adoption Of
the Constitution by considerable majority of thu
popular vote has had the effect to enhance the yaus
OF the State bonds, which sell in the market Al
G.. The larger portion of the recent authorized
Indebtedness does not at present enter into the
States liabilities, guaranty of the bonds Of the rail-
way companies in whose behalf it is undertaken
being extended no faster than the railway construo-
ton proceeds
The steamship Sacramento from San Franciscs
April H. took out S7l05S2 50 in treasure consigned
IA follows:
B. Davidson Co..S SlRT4O 30 Parrou Comm. sass n
Bank Of CALIFORNIA;. l0-G00 nisch TS
Abel Guy .... 10000 " Wells Fargo Co... iS.cst ~
CISCO Ba1k........... so5ao 40 Ncyads....... 0cs %
La1ard Frcres... Gs7I5 90 Other shppen..." 2eOes
DOnshoe, heiy x Co. 5000 COZ
TABLE Of me LOo,s Specie, Circulation, Deposits, ara
Legal Tenders az Le Banks Of fUe Cy " NeU 0rk /or
me treek ending Saturday, Maya, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
GEN. eRANr IN pnLApELpHIA.

Yesterday mornings Ledger says; Gen.
Grant arrived IN Philadelphia on last Friday night On
Saturday morning he visited The Led0er building and
called upon few personal friends lie spent portion
OF the afternoon with Gov. Curtin. In the evening in
company With one or two friends, he visited the Walnut
and Archst JheateTs lie occupied private box at the
former, and not by tie audience, but at the
Arch lao enthusiastically and continuously cheeIed
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

The North River steamboat Daniel Drew il
400 feet long, 80 feet wide 60 feet In depth from ceiling Of
upper hall (Or state cOrrdO To keel The engine Is
provided with steam cylinder 2l3 inches In crcumfer
ence, by which the piston IS given 10 foot stroke The
paddle wheels are l2it feet glrth, aud driven 10y
solid shaft nearly co inches In size. Her staterOOms
between 900 and coo In number.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
TIE TENNESSEE RACES.

NASHVILLE, May A number of horses have
arrived here from Memphis to participate Ia the spring
this week, commencing Wednesday, and continuing
four days Several additional animals are expected to-
morrow The stables embrace 80 horses. belonging TO
Messrs. Bssick, Franklin, Harding, Cneathcm, +. A.
Smith, Mitchell johnson, and Others. rare meeting OF
mora ihan usual Interest Is Anticlpated.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities and
Financial Agents of the C. 2. II. r. Co..
No. Nassau-st.. New-York.

TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD has now All I'm
portant and valuable traffic both slopes Of the
Sierra Nevada Range. and will command the
Through Overland business. The Company offer
their FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT BoNDs Ito the
same amount only as the IT, S. Subsidy Bonds
granted them at their par value and accrued inter
est in currency, both interest and principal payable
in gold coin.
Pamphlets, &c, giving full account of the prep
erty pledged. furnished by FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers, and Dealers in Government Securities, and
Financial Agents of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, No 8 Nassau-st. Ncw-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
MASKED INCENDIARIEs IN MAINE.

BosToN, May 4-The Menhaden OIL Works
in Bristol Me- owned by Messrs L. Brghtman Sons of
New Bedford were burned few nights ago by masked
mob OF fishermen. The fishermen, cOnceving the works
injurious TO their business Lad long threatened 70 de-
sroy them, and in pursuance Of those threats, crowd
iii agued and armed, approached Brightmans factory
gagged the watchman applied the ncendary match and
left the property 70 burn Ihe loss Is about SlOO0
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. May 4. 1853
Dsiys' ss Coz sfar 1 Sheep iaI I'd Lambs % sI5 a E
These were sold at the following marSetpIaoes:
Reers. Cow vsala Lshbs Ssin. rs.A
a SaasSai isaoSsT De1. "'Gshe~i 50 $50 is is " " "
4 Ss:sais ss:Ss:as s'o:. t.'i.'ea g SO ll ls *: @ @
AsFoT!eih,t. g! Se5! 96os
f:.s. % SIS & 5 f f5 ; s St.: :s
PRICES OF BEEF THIS wEEk.
Prize or extra Holiday Best..'.'....es, y n lsIsIs,
That generally rated srs quality
That Of oraap thin Steer, Oxen, and eSi
Tbs general I"s .s;sss % OF Ss MARIE. cia; estimated
Estrsms rag 5 Of ges. from. rom St
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-New-YorK, ~; Penn
syvanla lO2 Ohio 10; Indiana, 1877 Illinois. 4459: Mas
sachusetts is Iowa, 80; Missouri 2o2; Kentucky co.
.REatRks-There is a great falling of in the number.
week. With the single exception of ye.s the deficiency
runs through each department but is most conspicuous
arrived freely at Hudson City aud COmmunipaw-3o up
TO Wednesday-and holders were fearful OF continued
rush aud rushed off their droyes at much lower rate.
-t@lc. decline-seling prime steers at Hc, and
extras at liie, with some thin stlles dowSs OWE
when the 1900 head were brought together at onehund
nearly restored There was considerable Variation in
quality fro1 avery choice drove OF ewt. ono S.aas
DWhams, ripe as cherries, such rs john Moss delghs
handle; also prime drove OF Illinois steers, by J. walker
down 10 some pretty rough oxen and sags, NE ro go
y cwt. though they really would do a little better
than that 50 fine were they, while the foSgn
went at Ii Gl5c There few sales OUTSIDE io@so'
The prime droyes brought close up To last weeks a'o
but before the close medium aud common gtaues ly, @
about &C. y ID. The stock all sold but more Wh oe
on hand tomorrow usual, both at Hudson 'iy "H"
Communipaw.
The cattle doing business at OOthst have Tor some
time been agtatng the question of changing the uay s
sale aud have finally fixed upoG "Wednesday as the cho,
day for selling cattle that place by TINS means tey
do away with much Sunday labor, beside getting the
stock through fresher and with less drift The change
IS announced for "Wednesday May 90
SALES OF BULLoCKs.
AT HUDSON CITY
Beach Bray had 10 extra TAT Kansas steers ana
fed by Hiatt Buckley OF leavenwOrth VINO are
more OF the same sort They would dress cwt' anu
sold at just about l7ic b rating them az Sy ,ors
the cwt gross Beach Bray also sold Is Illinois steer
of Gi owt at l6ic and for L. l.. Ashbrook "a missouri
steers, fair, "A cwt cattle, at lGl dl7c. .,,,
s. Schnster sold l6l Illinois steers, Gs01 owt at loeo
mostly ON the scales. 81 10 To the cwt.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
CPPER Arkansas ISDrlN AGEycT.

fORT LAHSHD, kASsAs. April 10. 1867
Hon THos MrRPrY SperHdo of hutton sGgifSSIR. Ihave
honor to state have lately returned from Indian Of
the Indians OF nv agency and fnd hen all hpp qlet
state issued their subsistence 10 them snd they
tented in consequence found them previous provisions
issued "A yrrt destitute condition starving having
len the country which they ugnz They appeared well pleased
has been exceedingly good he sincerely
this policy will be continued 1t will do 0wa keeping
them Sk them with their lot tend
them 10y weaving them from their old habits than
could he adopted Most Of the Indians
ing North the Puee Fork aud Walnut Creek and viii be the
Of Fort Dodge and Fort Larnrd this Spg and
adeHs Ea ey IN rrgs 10 the Indians
showing hostility this neghborhooi M Of which beg
the Department absolutely fe Very respectfully
obeieut setssGt L. w. WYNKOOP. U. 5. Indian Agent
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

sey Hudson River Pittsburgh. Minnesota Central New
York, Lookout Mounaiu, and Kansas districts The only
districts not represented those OF Northern Mississippi
aud Savannah The officers OF the Convention are Pres
idGrt. Franz Lackner OF Chicago, H.; Vice ePresiler
Charles KOhne OF indianapolis, Ind; Secretary Hcnn
Huhn OF Washington. The report OF the Central Com
mttee gives some facts regarding the growth of tbs
turner bund and also OF its present condition. Two and
half years ago the country had SO associations with
80 members; has iS districts, which include t3
associations with l02oO mcmbers. These In addition
20 the Pacific turner bund on the Pacific coast. which
cudcs nine associations, with Goo members and % assO
Citations not regularly connected with the national organ
IzatiOn with $50 members thus making the whole mum
her Of turner's the country nearly 1900 The Conyen
tiOn will remain session until the middle OF the week.
lra1a