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CHICAGO.
4 Baptist Preacher In q billiard
Hall.

4 Baptist Preacher In q billiard
Hall.
CHICAGO, February S.-For some
time past there have been serious differ
euces between the Rev. Florence Nc
Carthy, pastor Of he Union Park Bap'
tist Church, and q portion Of his con-
greeatioD, including the deacons and
other church officers, which finally cu!,
minated in the latter closing the church
to the pastor to-day and refusing to
allow him to preach there. Mr.. Nc
Csrtby, finding himself locked out. this
morning obtained permission OF friend
" member OF his congregation, who
lives in the immediate vicinity OF the
church, to preach from the steps OF his
residence which he proceeded to do, to
an audience which numbered at least
fifteen hundred people. This evening
the reverned gentlemen accepted the
invitation of one OF the proprietors OF
large billiard hall, on Madison street.
to hold services there, and he preached
to a congregation which filed
the hall in every part. Most
of his bearers were ef a class who pre-
sumsbly rarely attend church, and the
preacher made q powerful appeal 10
them to forsake the error OF their ways,
He was listened 10 with respectful at
tention, and one young woman, out Of
perhaps 40 or so who were in the hall,
signified desire for prayers.
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GoLp-Ciosed =! HI. the extreme
range Of tic day having been llls@
lllE. The rates pad Tor carrying were
364 per ceat ard > per cent fer bors
rowing nat. CiearirCs 2G,ooO.OOO.
Treasury operations for The week al
New York, including the disbursements
$2,779, ,453; gold for interest in Iedemp-
ton OF 80 bonds aud receipts IS, ,QS1,-
100: for customs snd merchant imports
at same time S7,92S ,65@@, produce ex-
ports 5,6722 206; specie exports Si' ,6i6.
SrocKs-Speculation srorg in hnst
dealings at the highest prices o. the
dsy; St. Louis and Iron Mountain was
the only weak spot, declining from 60
to &c; dealings were animated In
Northwestern shares which aivauced
to 60 for common aud 70! for preferred.
Rock Island reached lCS3, Illinois
Central LOST aud Michigan Central 92i
Northwestern preferred WAS scarce Tor
delivery and l6i was paid for the use
OF the stock. The sales to-day aggregat'
ed 1922 shares OF which 10000 were
Western Union, 1900 Union Pacific,
1000 Wabash, $500 Pacific Mail, p
500 Ohios, 1000 Milwaukee and ST.
Paul, 1000 do. preferred. 1900 Lake
Shore, $500 Harlem, | 500 Enc, $500
Delaware, L2ckswapna AMI Western,
$500 Chicago and Rock lslard, 300
Chicago and Northwestern, 5000 do.
preferred, 1900 Chicago and Alton and
1000 Columbus, Chicago and ln1iaos
Central.
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THE NAIL INTEREST.
Suggestive Facts.

The Wareham (Mass.) Nt"s OF q
few days siuce, in discussing The pos
sible inability OF the East to compete
with Pittsburgh and Wheeling in few
years" says: "In the struggle to main.
tain bis footing il the market, the East
eru manufacturer has not only been
Obliged to match the skill aud knovl-
edge OF his Western competitor, but has
had to struggle also against distance
and winter. Granting equal skill, en-
terprise and business tact TO the Eastern
and Western manufacturer, the
problem for the Eastern man
has been to find an Offset to
these two powerful allies OF bis
rival. Evidently if tie cost OF manu-
facture is the same at the East and at
the West, the Eastern man is at a dis
advantage by just the extra cost Of
bringing crude iron and coal from
Pennsylvania to the Eastern mill. And
this disadvantage, if not coanterbalspc
ed in some way, is enough to put out the
fires and stop the wheels OF every mill
in New England.
For these two disadvantages, distance
and winter the Eastern manufacture
has found two corresponding remedies,
10 wit: Cheap lsbor and large capital.
Aud these are two Indispensable requi-
sites for an Eastern mill.
Without them it cannot live.
Aud more especially is the ques-
ton of cheap labor vital one.
Ii il as clear as sn axiom that, uuless
labor in the East ia enough cheaper
than labor in the West 10 balance the
extra cost OF transportation TO which
the Eastern mills are subjected. they
must stop.
But how permanent will these con-
ditious be- What certainty lie there
that labor will always be lower at the
East thar at the West ? or that West
ern manufacturers will no, in time be-
come as economical. careful and watch
iul as those at the East
How far of is the completion OF this
process2 How do the wages OF labor
at the East and at the West compare
with each other now ?
The late financial storm has swept
ever the West with power which 10
net generally appreciated here at the
East. Its effects are visible in the count.
less manufactures which are there
standing idle, and in the heavy reduc.
| tion Of wages paid in those that arc
running. For the purpose OF compsFi-
sop, the following table OF wages DoS
paid in different places for two branches
OF labor in iroa manufsc.orics, similar
to those running in our own ;ow7, is
given:
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Accidents.

We clip The following paragraphs
from the Piedmont Mdepsndnt o. the
9th inst:
VIM. Carpenter, fireman OF engine
No. 90. was painfully hurt on yesler-
day. He feared something wss wrong
with his engine, jumped from it, and
was thrown against a pile Of stones.
His right shoulder sustained severe in
iurles, and his head was slightly cut.
The sufferer is under the surgical treat
ment OF DR.. VIM. A. Bell.
VIM. Lawrence. q brakeman in the
service Of the Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road, Was badly hurt near Wilson's
store, last Wednesday morning. Ii is
reported that be was looking out from
bis train to zee il its brakes were prop
erly secured, when be was struck by
switch ball. We hope his injuries are
not so serious as reported.
Engiueman Jerry Gibson, broke bis
left leg below the knee, on Monday last
near water station No. u, while at
tempting to jump from his engine to
the tender. The train was not in motion
vben the accident happened, or it would
have perhaps proved fatal. '~
W. L. Horner. brakeman, in the EN-.
ploy Of the B. 4 O. Railroad, vas in-
.tantly killed at KiDguood tuunel or
Wednesday night last 1t is thought hs
accidentally fell from the train while II
was in motion. His body was fearfully
mangled. - .;-
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HAVANA.
Cabnn FAIRS.

. HAVANA, February 7.-Letters from
HaIauiu say that it is believed there
that Santa Lucia called 10 be President
OF the so-called Republic in place OF
Cespedes, has passed through the juris-
dic,ion OF Los Tunae, pursued by q
Spsuish column in the direction OF the
Central department, where it tis said all
the rebel forces are concentrating.
Mexican News Items.
CRY OF MEXICO, February LIST, VIA
Havana The weather throughout
the republic has been unusually cold.
Ten Indians we're frozen to death IN
Pachucs.
newspaper in Pueblo says that sew
ersl murders, ipstlgated By prlests'
were committed in Pueblo in the past
wear. Two hundred men, headed by
priests. have pronounced against ths
government OF the state OF Pueblo: a
party OF Catholics in the city OF Zsca'
tecas attacked . protestant minister
named Philips.
A duel between two women, in which
one OF them wss killed, took place IN
Sinalos.
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B,ItiRsre Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, January 90.

BEEF CArrLx-Thsre is very little
change 10 note 10 the prices OF Cattle
this week there WAS some little activity
iu the early part Of the market. tsles
generally beng more easily effected.
owing to the presence OF q larger num-
Der OF Philsdelphia buyers than Tor .
week or two past. Their purchases
gave a tone 10 the market that il would
not otherwise have had. and % aJ-
vance OF to per 10 may be reported on
most OF The sales, the lower grsdes
sympa,bi,ing to some extent with the
efiec. produced op the medium snd top
Cattle. The quality oi the odsripgs
will compare favorably with those ol
last week, though the number OF tops
WAS no, 20 great The market closed
rather dull.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged
az follows: Beet Besves at tt5 S706 81;
that generally rated first quality $50
s.: medium or good fair quality 4 Is
G,i -; ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and
Cows ) o0G4 -; interior and lowest
grades OF Cattle o O0S0 00-sessral
average OF the market to-day 4 Is; ex-
treme range o. prices 3 OO(S6 81. Most
OF the sales were from 4 SO to 5 62 per
100 lbs OF the receipts ll5S head came
from Ohio. 2l3 from Virginia, ls1
rom west Vrgruia.IG from Maryland
total rece!pls Tor the week
I6I4 head. against 2236 last week,
and 2269 head ssms time last
year. ~ the offerings 63S head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, l9l cold
TO York cousty, pa dealers, and
los 10 Washington City aud Az.
uspolis dealers. and 3il bead
10 Eastern spectators. Total sales
tor the week 1878 bead. agAin,t
1875 last week and 29j0 head same
time last year.
SHrrT-The receipts this week show
a considerable falling Of since our last
report prices have advanced near &c
per 10, and the market has been firm.
The quality OF the Sheep will hardly
compare iavorably with that OF last
week There has been Q fair demand
during The week under the influence OF
the limited receipts. and prices will
he rchIilv affected by any material 10.
crease Of the supply. Thue has te,n
but little Eastern demand during the
week. We qnote Sheep at4ilS7e PER
10 gross. Receipts this week l,5S
head. sgaInsi !, l92 last week. and 30ll
head came time last year.
ncG.-There has been another light
ruD o; Ito e THE week. The prospects
q. they appeared and were noted st the
lime OF our closing remarks lsst week.
have been fully realized. Ga Monday
prices ADVANCED to . 50S9 00. owing
TO toe condition OF the Western markets
as the primary csuse. and have held
firm since then aud still continue, with
fair prospects OF ruling about the same
for some davs, Notwithstanding On sI-
pectsd increase in reesipts. This ad-
diticB il s Anticipated viii be readily
absorbed without materially affecting
raies. We quote st IS 5099 90 per
100 lbs net. Receipts this Veek 6,1I3
.head. against 1854 Last week, and
] lO,0S2 head ssms time lat year.
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Free Banking.

The Finaneier has this 10 ssy in favor
Of the policy offree banking;
If Congress will simply make the
banking act open to everybody who will
secure his notes BY depositipg bondi,
exact q central redempto on demand,
and then allow banks to manage the
details themselves, these RESULT will
certainly and directly. follow: There
will be just the amonut o. currency
that is wanted, whether that is more
than the present volume or .ess there
will be just the requisite supply at all
times. thus securing elasticity" the
currency famine hitherto experienced
at regular intervals will be easily and
materially doue away and there will be
no more panics, in 30 far as they de-
pend upon the volume and supply OF
currency.
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OHIO.
The Legfslatare.

COLUMBUS, February I'm the
House this morning q bill was intro
duced to repeal sections ll6 and III Of
the school law. The bill to amend an
act providing for the ssfety Of persons
attending public assemblies WAS inde6-
nately postponed. The House adjourn
ed till Monday. In the Senate the
following bills were presented: Senate
bill to authorize, by express words. In
surapce Companies to insure against
damage BY lightning as well as by fire; !;
Senate bill providing that deeds or other
instruments by corporation shall be
executed by the president thereof, and
that foreign corporations may convey or
spcumber real estate in this State under
the laws thereof Bills were introduced
to repeal an act providing for the reg
is,ry Of births and deaths making
it the duty of probate judges to furnish
the widow OF testator his explanation,
in writing, OF her rights under the will /;
10 provide for the vacsting OF or modi"
fying judgments and orders OF court at
subst quept terms o. the court; provld-
ing for the election OF street commits
sioners and the appointment o boards
OF i'm provement in corporated villages |;
10 reduce the pay OF township assessors
to two dollars per day.
Death OF u Centennarian.
DR.. Francis Hoybaru. born IN Bava-
,is in I'LL, and for some years . resi-.
dent Of this city. died to-day in his lOS
year.
wabash aud Erie Canal.
TOLEDO, February THE Board OF
Trade to-day adopted series Of resolu.
tious in favor OF the enlargement OF the
Wabash and Erie Canal from this city
to Terre Haute, Indiana, and its extern
sion from that point to st. Louis The
resolutions set forth the paculisr advan-
tsges OF this proposed water route, which
will afford convenient and cheap trans
portation facilities between the great
west and tide water. A committee o!
three was appointed to present the
resolutions to the National Grange now
in session at st Louis, aud the Secre-
tsry Of the Board was instructed to send
copies to toe ST.. Louis Board OF Trade
and to sil weatern Senators and Repre-
sentatires in Congress.
TnsWsmen's whisky War.
R,pLEr, February THE temper
ance movement is red hot. The ladies
manifest rs.ol ute disposition ih this
locality. The procession appeared this
morning to be stronger than ever.
Three more saloons have closed. The
m 90, respectable dealers have given up
At noon the procession boarded the
steamer Wildwood on her down trip
AMI were received by the officers in a
very kind and gentlemanly spirit. The
assurance was given that no liquor
would be sold 10 citizens OF this
place from that boats bar
while at this wharf The victory over
the saloons ssems as complete as 1t 10
sudden. MANY astonished old topers
are sober to-day as bot bricks They
cav i, cant be got. Nearly FIVE hun
dred signatures have been made 10 the
total abstinence pledge Public senti-
mept is overwhelmingly for the lsdies-
There lie NO procession this afternoon,
bat the women will board the Potomac
to. nigh, and ask the same assurance
| eiyen by the Wildwood. They are
thorough going and mean business.
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LOUISVILLE.
she,, Li.e RAILROAD Bosds,

Lou,svILLB, February The dlrec-
tors OF the l.. G & L. Short Line rail-
road held q meeting last night, at which
!, was resolved that for the settlement
of the bonded and floating debt OF the
road they propose to the creditors TO
fund the open liabilities and coupons OF
the frat and second mortgage bonds,
which matured January lst, 1874, and
to mature in lS74-5, into ne" CONSOLE
dated mortgage bonds at IS cents, cou-
nons and other evidences OF debt TO
be plsced in the hands Of g trustee.
This propositien has met with favor
from the large creditors to whom 1t has
been submitted.
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new YORK.
Coolies In Cuba

Nrw YoHK, February Linn
Chiugmon, a member Of the Chinese
Commission to look after the condition
Of the Coolies in Cuba, has arrived ID
this city and will sail with his assocl-
ates for Havana about the 18th inst.
The condition Of Coolies in Cuba, ne
says il very bad. ss contracts by when
they are induced to 90 there are sci
aside or regarded as null and they are
reduced to condition Of slavery.
Mer. antiIe Frauds.
During January $4,000 were col
lected from importers in this ci'y'
charged with fraudulent un1ervalua-
tion OF goods.
A Relic OF the Ring.
In the suit to-day of the Tenth
National Bank 10 compel the comptrol-
.rs to pay it 1886 900 alleged to hav'
been advanced on the requsition OF the
Court House Commissioners, the af'
tidayit OF Michael Morton, one OF the
Com m iss;oners, was read, in which he
states that he approved Of the vouchers
at the urgent solicitation OF lngersoll
another Commissioner, Tweed, Connel'
" and Watson and signed the certlti'
Gates presented by them.
The affidavit further states:
Norton fret heard Of the advances
by the bank in September, 1871, from
Ingersoll and ex-Cbsmher!in Palmer.
He informed Palmer ths' the Court
House Commissioners womb not accept
A loan from the bank. Palmer and
Tweed wanted him to sign certIii c2te
OF loan. and be had several interviews
with Boss on the subject, but he reius-
ed to do 90 until he became cand'-
date for the Senate, and then :'"
signed it; but no pecuniary obligation
caused him to sign the obligation. The
snnou upcement OF the existence OF an
affidavit signed by Norton caused quite
q sensation 10 court. ss it was generally
believed that he bad fled the city.
Ex-SherIG Brenan EeIsnScG.
Sheriff Brenan ard his deputy, VIM.
F. Sydkes, LEFT Ludlow street jail to-
day, their term Of sentence having exc
pired, for c0ntem.l Vi court, in allowing
d. W. Genet, pt"d;os sentence to State
prison, 10 escape.
The Millionaire Match rnker.
Benai Howard, the millionaire match
maker, convicted OF couu,erfeiting rev.
epue stamps, has been sentenced TO the
peni,entisry tor FIVE years'
The Premier.Coraso fund amounts TO
sll,T3.
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BY TELEGR APH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, office North
west corner OF Main and iah streets.
SATURDAYS DISPATCHES.
WASHlN TON.
WARRINGTON, February 7.
Tho Gainss- CashinE Suit.

Jules Jania has filed bill in the
Gaines Va. Gushing suit, claiming that
he had coutracts for one-third OF the
land script to be recovered iu suits in
which he was counsel for Gushing for
Mrs. Gaines, and prosecution may be
REQUIRED to transfer them to him, and
that Mra. Gaines be restrained from in
reference.
Congressional.
The session OF the House to day was
Tor debate only, Mr.. Fort being in the
chair. Speeches we're made by Mr.
Crittepdeu on the wealth and wants Of
the west; by Mr.. Clark. OF Missouri, on
cheap transportation by Mr.. Vance, Oh
internal Revenue; by Mr.. Kelley, on
the issue OF Sos 100 bonds; by Mr..
Thornburgh, on the disposition Of
claims for quartermasters stores; by
Mr.. Saylor, OF Indiana, against mouopo.
lies; by Mr. Beck, against tariff
monopolies; by Mr.. Hawley, oi Con.
pect;cut, declaring the readiness OF the
New England States 10 dispense with
tariff protection; by Mr.. Cox, On the
revenue tariff, and by Mr.. Rsnsier on
commercial rights.
The CincInnaii BniIdfpEs.
A delegation from Cincinnati was
before ,he House Committee on Pub
lie Buildings aud Grounds to-day, re-
ouestipg them not 10 take any action to
prevent the sale OF certain public build
ings and store houses in that city ad-
yer,ised to be sold on Friday next, BY
order of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The buildings were represented as very
old and in such q condition as to be
dangerous 10 the surrounding property.
The committee agreed not to interfere
Pensions for Mexican War Veterans
The subcommittee recently appoint
ed by the Committee on Pensions to
consider the claims OF the survivors OF
the Mexican War for pensions, has
agreed to perfect a bill to meet these
eases. The bill pending provides that
the survivors of the Indian ware and
the war with Mexico shall be placed
on the same footing as the soldiers OF
llSl2 or the widows and orphans oil
such soldiers.
| Notice Of Bloch saie.
TIE Spanish Minister has informed
the Secretary OF State tina. he has re-
ceived a telegram announcing the
blockade, by his government, OF the
coast OF Contabria, from Cape Pevas &c
Fueterribi, except parts OF GiJau, SAM
tsrder aud SausezbapstsC.
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CINCINNATI.
APersonai Explanation.

~
CINCINNATI, February Judge
Pruden in q card to-day, in regard to
the terrible outrage reported yester"
dav in which it was stated that he vas
ssen, Tor the house rented by MIS-
Benny, and from which she was so cru.
ely elected, denies that be was agen!
for the premises and says that be had
nothing whatever to do with the same
either SIS agent. attorney, or otherwise
Death from TrIchfna Spirais.
The Enqmrer's special from Aurora
Indiana, says that Henry Trsmart, one
of the cons OF Mrs. Tramsrt, has dieo
from eating pork affected with trichlpa
about a month ago. His death is the
fret fatality.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
yeWs Items.

LONDON, Febru.ry THE P0st
thinks It certain that Gladstone will
resign the Premiership before the new
Parliament assemblies. The press OF
The city unanimously recognize the
com pleteuess Of the defeat OF the gov
erpm Mt 10 The elections.
A large meeting was held IN 81
James Hall last night to express sym
pstby Tor the Catholics OF Germany.
The Duke OF Norvolk presided.
The steamship Ambassador. laden
with q section Of the Brazilian Cable
broke from her moorings at Wallwick'
Yesterday, and iouled With thirty-tVo
colliers, sinking two and damaging the
remainder. Several men on the coli'ers
were severely injured.
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, February 7.-Flour-
Quiet and bolders more dispoee1 10
realize; Wiscorsin and Minnesota extra
family 0097 10, State, Ohio and In
diana 759S 0O. Wheat-DulI; red
| 5S9l 65i amber Il: white s09
i S.. Rye-Steady a, 96c. Corn
Weak yellow 7j97Sc. Oats-Dull;
white 60S63c; mixed Sc. Coffee
Dull and declined Rio 23926lc.
Petroleum easier crude l3S refined
l4t9l5G February 15al5sG March
l54@lec. Whisky-Dscliped; western
l OF.
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, February 7.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged, Wheat-Steady; No.
| Chicago spring 81 90; No. > do J 2ls
cash; ! %! March; ! % April, No. }
do ! .; rejected | 90. Osts-Steady,
No. . 4lEc cash; Ago March; rejected
3s4639c. RYe-Scarce and firm; No.
. fresh S2!GS3c. BsrIey-Q1Isl and
weak aud lower; No. . sprrng fresh
81 7O6l -; No. ; spring IS. Dress'
ed Hocs-Quie. and weak and lower 81
IS jOS6 90. Wbisky-ln lair demand
and firm a. 95c. Pork-U nchspged at
i09l445 cssb; IL j09li IS
March. Lard-Q1iet and weak; cash
fal,s nominal q. 9tc; March easy at
9.c; April active at Q 35. Bnlk Meat.
-Steadr shoulders SEC: .hort rib mid.
d!incs 7!c. short clear tic loose on The
spot Bscon-Steady aud unchanged
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CInefnnati Market.

CISctSxArI. February 7.-Cotton-
Firm st Isle. Flour-Quiet and nm
changed. Wheat-Dull ct 81 $50
l so. Corn-Quiet st 60662c. 0ats
STEADY at 45G54c- Rye-Firm .,
75c. Barley-DulE sprins 81 $50
! -. Ccffee-Stesdy ut 24i93S3c.
Linseei-Quiet. Lard-Qaiet and
steady. Pork-Dull aud nominal
shoulders 5,;s6c on spot; e. buyer
February; 6sc buyer fret half Of Nay;
clear rib 73@7iG clear S9stc. Bacon
Quiet and firm; shoulders IS clear
rio SIC clear o. Hogs-pull ssd
lower; light IS 25@5 So heavy 800
6 Is; receipts 1855; shipuents e39.
whisky-Iu good demand at 96c.
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New YORK, February 7.-Business
wss checked by the SNOWY weather to-
day, and the aggregate distribution was
light and unimportant. Cotton goods
quiet JOB steady 10 prices. King
Phillips fancy prints and shirtinss are
fairly active; Washington spring fans
cies l0!c; ginGhams are selling we'll;
wooden goods less active; white goods
and Hamburg edgings in good demand
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In his day, Brabantio, the Venetian
Senator, must have been one Of the
Conservative school Of politicians, op-
posed to the "bayseed' movement, for
be says in "Othello," act |. scene ! 4:
What tel'et thou me OF robbery ?
Nv houee is not q grange
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rb.Arbseuese War.
LOUISVILLE.
Neaih Of DR.. MILLER.

LOUISVILLE, February S.-Dr. Hen.
ry Miller, President Of Louisville Med
ical College, died this afternoon, aged
73. He was the author OF many med
ical works recognized as standard, and
has been identified with several promi-
nspt institutions for over thirty years.