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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-27
PHILADELPHIA.
Dedication Of the New MasUnic
Temple.


PHILADELPHIA, September 26.-The
great event here to-day was the dedlca-
ton OF the new Masonic Temple. The
weather this morning was bright
and pleasant and the streets from an
early hour were crowded with throngs
moving towards Broad street. the scene
OF the procession, where the different
lodges took up the position assigned
them. Large bodies OF Masons were
here from all parts OF Pennsylvania aud
New York, Washington, Baltimore,
Boston, New Jersey, Rhode Island and
elsewhere. The display was one Of the
greatest ever made by the Masonic or
der. The visiting lodges were accom-
panied by many fine bands OF music.
The right OF the procession was occu-
uied by St. Johns Commardery, OF
NewYork, MOL. The day was observed
very generally as a holiday, and the
public schools were closed.
As the numerous lodges began 10
move into line, it soon became evident
that the task OF preventing hopeless
confusion was o most difficult one The
great number Of separate organizations
and the comparatively limited ground
assigned 10 the parade, which w@s
confined by the programme to counter
marching on Broad street, would have
resulted in complete blockade, bu: for
the good gereralship Of two chief spe'
cial aids OF Grand Marshal Wood, Gen.
Jas. A. Latina, AGjntant General Of
Pennsylvania, and Msjor Charles r.
Ide, OF the lst Regiment Of Pennsyl-
yania National Guards, who were sue
cessiul in marshalirg the immense
crowd into order.
The march began at 9 o'clock and
.he procession presented q splendid ap-
pearauce, the whole body being uni
iormly dressed in black suits with
white gloves and aprons. An actual
count shows that about $4,000 men
were in lire.
At noon K. w. Brother Samuel C
Perkins, assisted by the Grsud Officers
,sonsecrated the Temple, using a new
and most impressive ritual, prepared
expressly for this occasion. The mus
sic was OF the grandest order. While
this ceremony was progressing the
whole line Of the procession passed
through the Temple, entering on
Broad street and making its exit on
Juniper street, where the lodges were
dismissed. The members then march
ed to various halls throughout the city
where COLLATION. was prepared fol-
them.
Tomorrow the Masonic Temple vii
be open to masons living twenty miles
from the city. On Monday the Roys
Arch Masons will dedicate the portion
Of the Temple devoted to their meet
ings. On Tuesday next the ceremo.
MES will close with a parade of Knight
Templsr in the afternoon.
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To Cause the Hair or Name and Tail
10 Grow.

~
We herewith give recipe by Miss
Midy Morgan, an accomplished horse
woman. She says: beg to give the
following recipe, which have person.
ally proven to be efficient in restoring q
healthy growth of hair on the tails and
names of horses: Corrosive sublimate
(hyd. bichlorlde,) oxymuriate OF mercu-
ry, each four grains in one ounce Oh
distilled water. Wash the parts where
the hair is thin with warm water and
SOAP then rub dry with linen cloth,
and Immediately after rub In some OF
the above liniment. 1.-THE hair has been
rubbing of bv the animals own en-
deavors to allay cutaneous irritation
then dress with the following ointment:
One ounce Of fine flour ulphur, one
ounce of fine pulverzed saltpetre, made
into a soft ointment with fresh butter
or fresh rendered hogs lard; rub in at
night and wash out in the morning
with warm water and soap; repea!
three or four times. If the hair Is s"an'
from natural debility OF the capillary
organs, then simply use cold water az,
piled with 8 soft sponge; avoid all
combing or brushing, and clean the
name and tail, as the Arabs do, with a
coarse flannel rubber.-RTa! Nsn'
JlrEsr
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Mnrket.

New YoRK, September 70:
The stringency in the money market
continued to-day, and loans were made
at from ] to l per ceot and legal inter-
est. The best OF collsterals are exacted
and mortgages range from 20 10 40 per
cent. There was q heavy decline in
foreign exchange in consequence OF the
condition of affairs. Prime bankers
sixty days sterling sold down to 1O3 for
and cable transfers lO4@lO53;
commercial bills sold at l0l@l02 for
sixty days and 103 for sight. Gold ac-
tive and higher, the prices ranging
from ll11 10 ll4i and closing at ia.
Some Canada and other banks are
holding gold at high rates for its use.
To-day, as usual, there was very
slight business in stocks and prices are
lower in consequence, but as few par
ties have fhe matter in hand very little
dependence can be placed on the quo-
tatations. They are given for what
they are worth.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 20.
COTTON-Nothing doing; low mid
dlings l7c.
FLOUR-Dull at Sc SO96 30 for
family.
WHEAT-Nothing done in grain
yesterday at prices asked.
HAY-SlS 00920 90.
PROVISIONS--Inactive. Mess
pork generally held at sl5 so; buyers
Is %. Bulk meats and bacon no
transactions and quotations about the
same as yesterday.
HOGS-s4 2594 so.
WHISKY-Sales of IS barrels at
on,
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ST. LOUIS.
Drowned.

Drowned.
Sr. Louis, September 26.-Yesterdsy
evening as the steamer Davenport was
about 4 miles above Alton on the up
trip, one OF the passengers named John
NJ. .Askew deliberately leaped overheard
and was drowned. The body was re-
covered this morning.
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ALBANY.
The Stale Fair.

ALBANY, September 2G.-This is the
third day OF the State Fair, and has
been the most favorable since the op-
ening. The weather is delightful and
the rain of yesterday has laid the dust
and made travelling all that could be
desired. The attendance averages
GOOD
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BALTIMORE.
A su.penslsp.

BALTIMORE, September 26.-The
banking house Of VIM. Fisher d Sons
has suspended. A notice on the door
Of the bank says that as soon as they
fix up their books and collect the money
due them they will resume business.
There is considerable excitement over
the suspension and q large crowd is
congregated around their doors,
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GERMANY,
ACOnauIraffnu A

BERLIN, September 26.-KiDg Vic
tor Emmanuel and Prince Bismarck
were closited yesterday for two hours
in secret consultation.
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PRSSIA.
The Raukr.

ST. PsrERssuRG, September o.
The banks OF this city have been placed
in the hands Of receivers in order 10 as
certain their condition.
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SPAIN,
Seige Ended.

MADRID, September 26.-The Carlist
seige OF the town OF Talosa has been
stopped.
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Steamer Wrecked.

QUEBEC, September 26.-The agents
of the Temperley line OF steamers, have
received the following telegram:
BASS PEBIAo, Sep, 25.
THE steamship Midway is a total
wreck, at Ferrale Point, straits OF
Belle Isle. Captain Harris, the pas
sengers and the crew, numbering 55 in
all, were landed this evening by the
brig 7. E. S. Budd. Several OF the
crew are missing, and are supposed to
he drowned. No more details have
been received here"
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.
Died.

HAMILTON. September 26.-Bishop
Farrell, OF the Roman Catholic Church,
died here this morning. He will be
inferred on Tuesday next.
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DR.. Longdon
INCIPIENT PHTHISIS
OR THE
Early Manifesiations.of Con.
sumption.
Symptoms by Which Every 0ne.may
Know the Disease.

The cough OF Pulmonary Phthisis or Tu-
bercular Consumption commences gradual
ly, without fever and without the running
at the eyes and nose which characterize an
ordinary cold.
The cough Is generally dry and hacking
for some time after its commencement,
The expectoration Is often speckled or
streaked with blood.
There is seldom much pain in the chest
and very rarely any fired pain.
When pain does occur IL Is nearly always
OF dull aching character, and Is met with
in the sides or under the collar bone or
shoulder blades, and Is not unfrequently
aggravated by coughing;
The morbid or unhealthy sounds detected
by means OF the Stethoscope are generally
confined TO The upper Lo6e The lung. These
sounds are often limited 10 one side OF the
chest. They are very persistent, and, even
IL met with on both sides at first, are apt to
subside partially or wholly on one side,
while they continue, or even increase, on
the other.
By closely watching the progress OF the
above symptoms no one need long remain
in doubt as TO the true condition Of his lungs.
In the great majority OF these cases the
disease Is allowed to run until II Is too late
for the best medical talent and skill to avail.
II then your vitality is impaired, your
ches! organs weakened, your digestion i'm.
perfect, your nervous energies enfeebled
and any Of the foregoing symptoms have
been developed in your case, the sooner
you try for help, the more likely you are to
avert the fatal termination OF q disease that
has swept its millions TO untimely graves.
Our treatment, when employed In time
and faithfully carried out, seldom falls TO
cure Catarrah. Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Scrofula, and all diseases Of the Air Psssa-
ges which lead to Consumption.
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BY TELE GR APH'

Exclusively for the Register.
By the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
ORiee, ITO Main street.
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WASHING G TON.
WASHINGTON, September &c.

WASHINGTON, September 20.
The War Department has issued Or
ders assigning one hundred and two re.
cruits to the seventh cavalry.
An Indian Camp Captured.
A dispatch has been received at
the headquarters of the army from
Lieutenant General Sheridan, which is
as follows:
Captain Regau, of the Second cav
airy, while returning from Fort Fet.
terman to Fort Laramie, found the trail
OF band OF marsudiDg Indians and
overlook them twelve miles north OF
the Fetterman crossing OF the North
Platte and captured a camp with eight
ponies, some fire arms, nearly all their
saddles, moccasins and prepared huf-
lalo neat, and recaptured twelve head
OF stock stolen from settlers. The In
dams escaped into the hills.
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- a 20 LIo
removes Stains and Grease nom Carpets
and other woven iabrics.
There II mo- one article known
that Will do 80 many Kinds OF
work and do Ii as well as Sa-
polio. Try IL.
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domestic" Paper Fashions.

Elegant In design. Fauitless In Fit. Agents
wanted. Send for atslogue.
DoMFgTIC SEWING MACHINE Co, New York
, 1873-11-19

DEATE7S.
THOMpSON-Iu Austln, Fcy, Ia, Minnie H., only
child Of J1sso g. and lfato e, Thompson hRod Il
Wf1ITINli-At Franklin. La, Nov. II, Bcnjamtn 8.
Nhtin4. Jr formerly Of Chicago.
, 1873-11-19
STORM IN THE EAST.

Damage Causod by Thrco Days OF
High Wind and Snoyv--A Vcssut
Wrecked DIR Na.s,nnt..'Elte Sn1,MtH-
Steamers in DnnRcr--ItaiIrontlT Train
Delayed.
sreeiai Di.paieh to Tia Chtca9o Tribune.
Bos1os, Nov. lS.-The three days storn, of snow,
ruin, aud wind has causod much damage to property
on tho land md aea, mud Lao occasloned sovcrnl
disasscra nlong tho coast. Tho most SERIOUS
of which yet reported IL tho tota wrcc1; Of IN I'M
known 7eaaei along Shore Tho storm WA most vio-
lent. Tho nrblcbcad sncrmen ]kcn It TO tho great
gallo Of September, 1860. Tho wrecked vessel
T. J. Conrad Captain, owned by l.. mud L. X.
Cole q proVincotnwu Tho pcccH of the vessel wcro
wnalea aalnrc ut fnhAn and creaot tho grcaest OK
cite,nent II ia coaIcc:uicd tint all on board wcre
loBe Shc was ssa,lnch vessel, and had fill crow.
Largo crowds hnvo bccn tho Nnllant bcach nil
| 1ay, and tonight huge area arc burning to
wrcekoFa nro nconring tho hcaeh in search Of boea
that nay DO washed ashore. It IL feared that other
craft aa gono down, as tguantes Of debris hRye
| 1oatea into tho beaehcs sinco daylight.
| There sumo excitement III tho neighborhood o
Glouccatcr during the day by report TINT Portland
steamer had been wrecked Tho paaaago up aud thu
men of tho hfc-boat wctu prepared to stnrt ont a
nomontH nnticc, but m Trustworthy information
tho sound aica1ncrB unly tho Nnra8anset, Of tho Sto
| ingtou limo, got through 1aEt night Tho passenger
BY the boats Of tho other lines reached this city late t
| evening"
The damage to tic several railroads in this vIcnit
WIS considerable, hut repaired without great e
lay 10 buH!negp. Tho l3augoy trains on tho Easter
Ioad calno through thn morning with npo,v-po"n.
| HAL1FAx, Nov. ia violent southeast gallo witt
rain begun to-any increasing to perfect hurricane
There WIS high sca In Tic harbor, and two vessel
went on tlorc Tho gallo was tho hcaycat experience
| for many years. Tho velocity Of the wind wns i
miles per hour. Serious damago to shipping off th
| coast ii feared.
, 1873-11-19
TIE PRIZE RING.

The Allon.Inosnn Fight Mt Pacific
MI NY, ..-. "1.a .A."'ee" & ~ ~ .t.u
ni nnaru aeonna' "sa@ @ u 1e1olns :,.s., as"'s
Ensucs--HaoEnn Claims "Foa'1 ''"-
$500, n,.n,,.s - -. c,ts,a. r-;s"n.
~" ~. ,.a' 10 ~" 4in,s ~ .",. ,o,. Ali,
oAA""' Hco't No'' Ao'-Ap't' 7ou 1heu ielt tn'
morning on m excursion train to WitneBB tie Allen"
Hogan prize-aeht They we're met at Council Bluffs
t t,ontvova 1o,, ,ni1,.i, ,,n1or c,,r,ru,I ~ ~,
~ I""' .4''Asta ai"a. - W.
o'nas1eaa' VINO was ao'lns unaol o1aelu from
train was searched for the prinoiaa. but they Ind
.r.aa hn r+ o,r,v In ,,r,voto corr,acea ,nn ,1orc
@ etu'oeu ~ W. ~ .@, - p-'. ~ 49, @ 49,
not found. No onstfucuon was plaeea III TUG "ay,
and wo moved to PacAo City II miles from tho rv
er, on thu st. Joo Noad, where tho stakes set
chosen refcree, Hnd William Carroll, OF It, Lots, uu-
, 1873-11-19

groea vcrs brought into UoifAx by oolorcd men, who
wero threatened with death II tey harored tho per-
rctrators Of tho Grant partsh outrage, Thoy wero
turned over to Afford Rhe1by Deputy bheriY, 6ut tic
cizenh took charge q them, conveying them In Tho
direction Of 9. Q. Naalia rrslencc Thoy wero shot
nftor confcsainJ that nine othors were concerned n
tho attack on Mnan.no Lncour's residence,
Mltmford WcliH nhot two moro tho day follovInR,
near Mr. Loushhrds house, with douhlebnrro1cd shot.
gus, they having been discovered and tracked to tlat
point. Gu Tnesday, Afteeu c!tlneu1 from Aexnndr!a
k1rpriaod thrco more hiding from arrest. Another
ono Was hung In nnpidea parish tho same day. Ono
u them was tracked far tho tolt-gatc three mca
from Alexandria. The other two nre known to 10 yet
tn drant Parlsh and when cnnght, they will undoubt-
IDLY share Tbs sa,no fase tho others. Information
received on Tuesaay aftornenn from two Of tho es-
carcd negroes from Grant Parish, much alarmed,
ropresoue TINT they aeaa.ed In bringing In tue first
thrco to cofax and that tho negroes are rapidly cay
inB, M Henderson ana others have implicated nearly
Ill tho neRrona IN tho par'B1.
cavalry force, under tho orders Of Col. peAl!nct
left Harrisburg overland for Aloxandrtat on SUNDAY,
at3a M, sixty miles tlistnnt. At o'clock Tuesday
morning they outercd tho town Of AloxnndF1a anu
pcketed Tho pncc. At o'olook tho snnie nttornooa
tho steamer Ozark arrived. No additional nrrc1ts
svero n,ade, On Tuesday night tho Alnrnl.oeli wac
runp IN Atcxa.dria FROM to O'Clock. One h,lnurea
and t,fty armed mon assembled. As fAtc ns O O'clock
On Wednesday, u,oruiug armed squads Of mounted
mon could ho seen moving nbout armed With Spencer
cnrbiuos. The 0zurk lay on tho oprohite fhoro with
M steam nh milking preparations to return 10 New
orleans. Col Deno having hecnlno convileed that
yyns usreaH to mako any further attempts at tt1 Tins
to arrest tho parties against whom he htid Warrants
, 1873-11-19
FOREIGN.
Exciting Debate In tho French As
scmbly on the Prolonga"
tlon Resolutions.
Discovery Of a Plot to Establish a
Commune at Lyons.
Further FIattering Reports from the
British Expedition In
Asilantee.
FIR ANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 28.-The Iatrfs reports that plot for
tho establishment of Commune In Lyons has boen
discovered, and sevoral nrreata made.
vEnnAr11Ee, Nov. 1e..-At tho Bazaue trial to-duy,
Gen. Dourbat tcstncd that ho undertook tho nsalon
to the Empress Eugonis in tho boicf that It was the
only moans Of having Tho army Ut Afotz.
AN EXCITING TIME IN THE ASSEMBLY.
VERSAILLES Nov. 18.-1n Ito Assembly to-ttay Gen,
Chnngarnier presented motion, ngreed upon by tho
hight for tho unconditional prolougation Of prcadeut
Afacatallon's powers long and stormy debate fol-
lowed.
III, lsaboulayo. reporter Of tho Committee on Pro-
longaton, announced that 1t was impossible for the
Government and Committee to como to ter1na.
M Dertau1d, ono Of tho leaders Of tho Left Centre,
and III. rrax, Of paris. Donnrars!, made strong at
lacks tic Dukeda Bsog!!e, aud called on him to
lenvo tho Ministry.
N. Jules simon declared tho unconditional
prolongation Of power equivalent to
personal government. Hc wnrttea tho A.
sc,nhy tint Macslailon would constantly
DO alo ~ messages like tat Of yesterday to hrng IN;
the do0nittvo cstabiahmento Of Il Nepubc.
II; Eronl, Minister OF Justice, spoke ln defonse m Of
President NncNIA1on und his administration. The
debate was adjourned without division.
, 1873-11-19
0pposition In New York to the Re-
forms Proposed In
Banking,
The California & Texas Construction
Company Win Com
promise,
The Philadelphia Board of Trade
Advocate q Free Bank
ing Law.
PITTSBURGH.

Special Disrafth to Tbs Chicago tribune,
THE NATIONAL Tnusr COMPANY.
prr1snuHon, Penn., Nor. 18.-Tho financial horizon,
which has been Frightening for tho past few days. waa
eoncvnt darkoned agn!n this mrning BY The susrcn-
alon Of tho National Truet Company On Pennsylvania
avenue. This concern suspended for ono day at tho
commencement Of tho panic, but waa again abc to ro-
sumo owing to tho negotiation Of soc Of its surplus
Investments. The suRpnnBinn thtB morning VIVA
c.,leed by tho sudden cpnrtre Of the Cashier Robert
j. arcer. II is rusnorea that hesa
4 l1EFAu1TEN ....
to largo amount, but how much is uncertain. He
left the bank Saturday, taftes having been told
Tint his bouka wousl no investigated, bt,t sncA
that time e han not been scen $40 900 school bond
IL all tho security TINT IN mseflg. ffta hooks arc
undergoing on investigation and aomo discrepancies
arc being found--not, however, to great n1noutt.
Tho bank Id anlp!y rospnnsbe 10 lis teositora tho
stockho1lcrs individually liable, au they repro
sent over 98000,o09 The county had soma sle0 QUO
deposited here, hut 1t is secured 0reer has bond
will more than securo his indebtedness, statement
IL promised fl n very few days,
t7n no As,ocsnfed Fress,1
p1Trshundu, Ia, Nov. 1s.-Tho National Trust
TIC following notco Ii rosted on lilo doora
"1n consequence Of thu unexplained absence Of Our
CaRhtsr and lilo consequent difficulty OF ascertainiug
tile exact condition Of this bunk, and tue imposatbity
Of immediately converting tho securities held by It,
the Board Of Directors have deemed 1t necessary md
proper to temporarily suspend the transaction Of buai-
ness, full aud satisfactory statement will bc pre-
pare an Submitted, within few days, to all persons
Interested Tic nsses Of the bank aro believed to bo
amply sufficient for tho payment of al it's liabilities.
souse'y tho payment ut IN carly day, Of every
ollar Of tic Indebtedness Of tho bank. by ordor Of
"NopEEr DICKSON. Preadant."
, 1873-11-19
The WEATHER.,

sYsopsIs FOR THE pAsr TwESrg.roun Hou1t5. >.
WAsI11HGroE, Nov. i'll Il. 1n.-Tha barometer Ia
rising in tho Southern sntes, With falling te,nro1a-
ture northwcserv wIuds and clear weather. North-
westerly winda, falling temperature, cloudy weather,
md occasional light snow prevail IN tie ohlo valley,
and southwnrtl over Tennessee northwcstery w1utis
cloudy weather, and very low tenlporaturo' In tle
Northwest, and tllcnco to Missouri; north
westerly winds and cloudy weather at last Reports pre-
vailed On tho Lower Lakes and oycr New England and
the hliudlo 6tatea
PItoDAEIL1T1Es.
souhward to sIiasolri aud Keatuchy, northwesterly
winds, occasional light snow in tho latter State
clearing weather very low temperature For
Tcnuessee aud Tho Gulf, nortl,wcstorly Winds
low temperature, clear md clearing wealth
er. For tho South Atlantic Statea, northwcsterly
winda, faug temperature, and partly cloudy wcthcr
For tic Lower Laca nosthweaterly Winds, occasinnal
snow, cold and cloudy weather. clearing In tho fore
noon. for tho Middle states, aoahwcsterly mud north
westerly winds, low temperature, ana clear
Ing weather. For Now Englanl. westerly ;t,
weather. and clearing by tho afornoon with falling
temperature. 0autiolary signals continao at Port
land and Eastport Koports missing from I'll the
lakes, Now Engluud, Rocky Mouutnins, md Pacific
stations n!so partly from tile Southwest tho North.
west, and tho extreme Northwest.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Nnv. Ill a. N.
, 1873-11-19
MEMPHIS.

Tributcs to Noble and Se1f-SncriRicin.
Eac]pcrs During tho Lssto Plnguc-An
Expelled Alderman Trics to 1Fo re-
IJ,stnteds
31EMpu1s Nor. 18.-Dr. Luke r. Blackburn, who,
when tho yellow fever frat broke out, came from
1ontgrille and offered his services 10 tho Howard AB-
sociaton gratis, and In charge Of tho 1nr1uary,
beug on visit to tho city, WAS invited to
the rooms Of tho Uowards this evening to meet tho
members Of tho Association when magnificent stlveS
norvice-bcsrIng the inscription From the Howard
Association, Momphia, to Dr.. L'sko 7. Dlachburn."
with tho nalnca of tho oitlcers and momborH i'll
scrlbcd, WIS presented by President Lahgstat. Tho
Doctor wna so taken nback that 1t was
with difficulty he could respond. Immediately after
ward Mr.. kcatlpg, Of tho Appeat IN behalf Of mum.
Der OF citizens presented hr. L,ngsaf with splendid
gold-leadc1 catc. Tho party ahen adjourned to tho
refreshmcnt-room hero toasts wcro drank to preadent
Hraut for Timely aid in uenlf or tho poor and snf-
feriuR aud our Northern brotlren who have 30 nobly
responded to tho cry of suffering from our city.
Speeches wcro mado By MnJor johnson, Gen. Smith,
and number Of others.
S. ~ R4oles Observer Of the Signal Service at this
station Ia at hts post agnln, after severe attack Of
yellow fever. Wlcn the epidemic was hrHt annolnced,
ho Joined tue Howard Association. and worked zeal
oualy until stricken down.
Paul Cicalla late Alderman from the South Nnrd,
recently expelled from the Board for alfeanance in
oce has sued olt writ Of maudnpius before Judge
ualsoy Of tho Second Circuit Court, to compel the
Board to relnatate him. Tho writ is retnrnabo next
MonlQy.