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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22
c. snRrNER, Stc'p
Tho Religious lteyivnIs on the
: Baltimore Road. p ~ .

ANO"Nt
From tho Grafton Sentinel.
From everylirection there comes uprc-
ports Of grcat revivals Of religion in this
State. At Warrington, Cameron, BEN
wood, Paatinc, and various other places,
there have been large numbers Of con-
versions within the past month or two
and the work Is still progressing. ~
Newbure q hiost Interesting lRotract9d
meeting In progress, participated In ly
the members Of all the denominations
represented there. The whole community
seems TO he involved in the movement, and
large numbers OF conversions are reported.
Al the M. Z. Church this place, llnder the
direction OF the pastor Rev. kibb), meet
inc was commenced some weeks ago,
and Is still continued with great success.
AT palaline there have been upwards Of
fifty conversions; at Warrington upwards
Of one hundred conversions are reported
under the ministrations Of Rev. H. NJ.
Wallace and his associate, Of tho MI Il.
Church; at Cameron and Behwood encli
there have been upwards Of one hundred
conversions, and at Fstterman large
number.
Nor Ia the revival confined to the
Methodist denomination. All the evan
pelical churches seem to be adding largely
tu.their numbers constantly, and tho IN.
dicatiohs are that the present year viii
be one of great rejoicing in the Christian
Church. It Ia certainly u good begin
ming,
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PHILADELPHIA, February 20. = Flour
rather more doing; super6nC 81 70; high
grades 81 26a7 75. Wheat FIRM red 81 lSa
i 10; amber 81 goal 49, Rye held at 9be.
Corn advancing and In good demand; yel:
low SOC. Oats firm; white 67a60c; mixed
65y. Provisions steady. PORK $40 5Oa2O 90
Beef HAMS l6a29c; smoked do. l2haiSHci
shoulders SKaS3Sc. Petroleum easy re-
fined l3X spot; crude In barrels l04ci bulk
GNc. Clover Seed fairly active re. Fla1
Seed 50 100. Butter steady; New York and
Bradford county cvtra 35a37o; do. fresh 33a
34c, Cheese firm and unchanged. Egg
declining. western SGa37c. Whisky-lron
hnund Al 90. l..U-U
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tYs A WEEK 10 Agents 70 sell an article Nteatt
a99 s ffsEr 1Sai S ES at ssstosGEs s foe
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HPer Chance

You have got Into trouble procure al once package
DO Al right In three OF four days The trouble
when taE6n In time d easily overcome, but WhOn
neglected. or when tho quark u visited and no gives
hlS OOuESi0f ARlRm Copaibs, then very oItPp IoTi-
Gus complications afilO which pFolOng tho dIsoaSe
for WOOkA peIhSpG monthh
Another lallaey n IN parsons trying t9aHe w
delpn The stomach that almost death ltSelf would
% q Tellef. Hlmifihn'S GIFT will GurO every
lmu, with no more unpleasant results than II the
trouble had not existed II all
Mals PACKAGE, q; Female, 9. Sent BY mall %
any addToa. DESMOND CO., PFOpHst9n, go
lace street, Phlladslphla, JANIS
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STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal
RAlLRoAp BoNps-Qulet.

EbAlbhVAp puNboTSulpt' U.-
sTooEs-The stock market was generally
6rmsr At the opening Of business than at
the close yesterday As the day wore on
there was q general advance under the lead
Of Union Pacific which was strong and id.
vanced / per cent on report from Wash
Ington. The rest OF the list later in the day
was irregular on moderate business, chiefly
in Western Union, Pacific Mail and ohlOs
The market was firm during the last hours
Of business, with Union Pacific and Pacific
Mail IS tho leading features, The former
advanced to AK, closing at the highest
point Of tho day, Pacific Mail rose to 3SI1,
an advance OF ~ pcr cent from the lowest
point OF the day, The whole market
closed strong. The sales aggregated l24, 600
shares, OF which 2S,4OO were Pacific Mail,
81, 400 Western Union, $4,000 Northwest
ern, 1890 OhiOs, and "a, 200 Union Pacific,
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CtNctNxArI, February 9O.-LAn ENqNir.
cd IPe ets aPfin{ iSi \ = 'i fs
last Sunday night, near Worthwhile,
Hooking county, by Mr.. MOhr and ped
lar who was staying at his house. One
burglar was shot dead, and the other
wounded. The latter escaped but was
tracked, and discovered TO be Mohr'S
brother.in.luw. lie died Monday morn
ing, or II'.t L1..t. Rl
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A DVERIlSlNa. Ch0api Gooli SylttmdiIc.--
tFacIs With noWtpaperS ior the Insertion Of adV0r.
tlSetnOnlA should Sand 70 Gents 10 Geo. r. ROwell
4 Co, Al Park Row. New York, for their PAM
PitLET. BOOK (Htneiy.te eiAion), containing
lists Of over 900 newspapers and estIfnAtes show
Ing The cost Advertisements lakon To- leading pas
pSfs 10 many States al tremendous reduction IRON
publishers rates. Or fiiE look,
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On Wednesday night y negro was
caught In tho act of fastening q cross-tis
on tic trcstlc work over Tlitknhola' bot
tom, on the Mississippi 4 'Tcnnessec Rail-
road. After his arrest he confessed to
having thrown train oil near there re.
Gently. This time lie expected the train
to be dashed to pieces and then to rob the
bodies of the passengers.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By mad, IN adrdRes, IOItags Nqdid,
ME- wear ,.........,.Ss OOIThreo monthS..,,.,s2 20
~ inonihs.....,,..... O0IOnH mORth,,."...,,., 20
n,liyrrrd by Carriers In City l6c per week.
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Afternoon Dispatches
NEWYoRk.

RAHROGps usrRRoTECg MRRP AnoSs
INV YoRk, February eO.-A verdict
was given against the New York and
New Haven Railroad Company, yester-
day, for about $4,000 in favor Of a man
who was robbed oithat amount in one OF
the COmpany's cars, 1t was held that
lhe Company must protect its patrons,
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
A dispatch from Augusta, Ga, says that
Ike Hooper was executed there yesterday,
for the murder Of Howard tolored, on the
night OF the 18th OF December, 1873
FINANCIAL.
The Stock Exchange was notified to-day
that two certificates Of Eriestock had been
raised to 200 shares each. The certia.
Gates were in the name OF TrowbFidge 4
Co., which firm, recently sold q small
amount Of.stoCk to s6nie out Of town par.
ties,
BANK STATEMENT,
Loans, increase, Sl,7Ss9OO; specie, de-
crease, S3,24O, 100; legal tenders, decrease,
2,254, 900; deposits, decrease, 2,60s, 800;
circulation, decrease, 92S,6OO; reserve,
decrease, 4,s42,5S5.
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MEMPHIS.


AEiatnrIs, February 20. Aon Tuesday
last hunter found in the woods near
Grenada, Miss, the body Of IN Irish
peddlcr named Pat Klailerty, with n bul.
lot hole through his skull, Ills pack
was missing and his body almost entirely
eaten up by hogs and dogs. There is no
clue 10 The murderer,
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ps"The above prices aru inyaTiable, Remit at
uaf risk, Iu Drailsor PostotlcO Money OTdeTS, and
where neither Of these can bo procured, aend the
money in IIrgslCred Latter
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The Iehigh 4 Eastern Railroad Co.
Of Pennsylvania petition the LegiAlature
Of Massachusetts 10 Bharantet SojOV,og, 0!OU
Of lie first mortgage bonds, on condition
II will carry Ill coal dealted iof that state
At tho sfate 81 hot oyef 6h0 and a hall
cents pef ton ptr Elile. oi'
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New YoRk. February 2O.-A collision
occurred this afternoon in the Erie Rail-
foal tunnel At BstkSps n. w betTeeea se "
etdl doAl oars add lpnScngef tran, az
which A brakeman oh the coal car named
Patrick Savage was killed, and some cars
demolished,
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mama lltnr hi lhr t,nta.

Cuno. February 2O.-lvillie oakley,
AGED IL years, son Of ". II, Oakley, cash.
lar Of The q. 4 N. 0. Railroad, oi this
civ. was run over by the cars at Mt
Carmel, one leg beihs crushed below the
knee, and receiving other injuries not
fatal lf.Ii. HASA
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ptr4spURdn, February 20 Wheat quiet
rSnnsylvania and Chic red u l4al le a ",
bef and white u lSal 20. Corn, ear "
SSu SbSlled 7iA72C for mixed on traeki 3Sa
5ic for yellow free IN elevator. PETROLEUM.
crude ibKS al PafksrSj reAned lSNalS}Sei
PHILADELPHIA deliHery. --.- --
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TOLEDO, February 90hFlour, demand
fair and market Arm. Wheat active No.
2 white Wabash 81 10; No. white Mlchi.
San 81 10i5; No Q do 81 90; extra 81 1915
amber Michigan 81 Oa Corn, a shade
hjsheTt hlRhniixed cash aud seller March
Az, seiief April 7ic; seller Nay 74e; low.
mixed 6scX. oats quiet and unchanged
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Drawing Certain or Money Refunded.

Whole Tickets $50. Halves S25. Tenth, or each
CUupOn, 80 ElOvSn Whole Tickets, 1900
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FEMALE COLLEGE,

Incorporated 10 1870 with authority 70 confer do
EOel, and endowed by tho STATE Of Maryland
Ii 1870, The College Z beautifully situated In q
grove, within the city limits, on lofty OnlinOnce
That commands d View Of tho country, the city and
river RRd bay for many miloS, Tho College has q
good library, chemical and philosophical apIaraIul
cabinets Of minerals medals, coins, gems de- aud
tho course Of instruction 10 thorough. Board and
tuition $3.50 per 4nnum.
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c. SHRINER, Sc.
FEB. Is, 1875.

Atameeting of the CorporatOrs Of the b.
4 W. Railroad Company, held ut Bethany
on the 18th of February, A. NJ. Buchanan
was elected President and DR.. Q. SlTiyer
Secretary.
JIG. Palmer and W. Z. Campbell were
appointed u committee to draft the neces-
sary papers for articles Of incorporation.
Messrs. j. Il. Curtis, W. P. Campbell
and A. NJ. Buchanan were appointed to
secure subscriptions to the capital stock
Of tho company. r
On motion adjourned TO meet at the
call of the President or Secretary.
A. NJ. BUCHANAN, PEST
G. SItRINER, tYec'v,
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Cleveland.

CLRyRLAND, February 2O.-Wheat and
oats unchanged, Corn steady at Csc for
ear on track. Petroleum firm; standard
white II 1zc; Ohio State test l9Xr.
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Hereafter all communications relating 10 tho 9Th
Concert shall 10 addressed 10 tho undersigned, and
pledge myself That the drawing shall como of
February 9Th or that every dollar raid for tickets
shall DO returned.
Room, 4, Public Library Building, Louisville, KY.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

DIED-Monday evening, Isl inst, at
nine o'clock, Charles Zais, aged % Years,
son of Frederick Zais, Esq, of this place.
His funeral sermon was preached WrClncs-
day by Rev d. l.. Mackenzie, after which
the remains were inferred in the Porter
graveyard, three miles northeast of Frost
burg
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

HOTEL CiANGE.-E. Brown, ESQ, Of
Cumberland, will resume change OF the Ne
Culloh House April LIST, next, Mr.. lIamm,
present proprietor, retiring. We have rot
learned what business or movement Mr.
H. proposes making, but hope we viii not
lose him rs citizen. We are glad to hear
of Mr.. Browns return.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

PREACHING--At the English Baptist
Church tomorrow Sunday at : P. NJ. by
the pastor, Rev. James +. Bradford. Sub
jec.-Angel Songs. Al cordially invited to
come.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06
Now Business locals.

No wonder tho people have confidence,
when tie best phys Clans arc rrescrhin
DR.. Balls Cough Syrup in all cases OF
Cough. Cold, etc.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

FIRE HIrT-Bc careful in making fires
with shaviDgs. and never use any KIND OF
oil ia kindling fire.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06
Stock Is Ample and Complete.

THE INDUCEMENTS BUYERS ARE SECOND TO NONE IN THE
They herewith furnish their patrons and the public the
following lis of
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

ACcIDENT-On Monday evening last at
about nine O'Clock While on Lis way home,
Robert McCulloh, Esq slipped and fell
on the pavement in front of I!itclins Bros.
& ShatIer's store, breaking the small bone
of the left arm between TIE wrist and
elbow. He returned to the Office of Dr..
Grahame, in Beall's Block, who rendered
the necessary surgical aid
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06
FrOstburg. March q. 1879.

HARD TO kEEr JP WGTH-IiiS weather
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

Valuable EE~aI s11~tt"$n

x t2Et y! ~ * 40 so? F.. g..
II, TIE TOWN CT FE">T#lha'
a S attorney in fac; of the owner, th" IN
\ delsiEnrd viii sch at puhlc sale on
Saturday. 2cow1 Go:A, Il ;.
In front of John Kcllcr'a store in FroAbJr-,
ALI. HAT VALUABLE PROPERLY
Formerly hclon@in@ to James Cassidy, and
situate in Me- u!loh add ition to F!o,thtlrg
The Improvements c"ns;s; OF
T. o->,tory Frame nwriIing-Iions" and
E?ac:. Bu;i'ling, coN;a;ising IN all ;@iX
Rooms.
This property will be sold in two separate
p.r,els. First
s.Sfs Mes 2:.5ss :,Fsea go.
Fronting on Grant street and also on c &
p. r. Il. II said Dwelling House Is Io""-
ted on t, csc Lois which, II addition, "r"
particularly valuable because of tHC facilities
for erecting thereon q sid n~ add using -"
premises rs Coal larCl, d pot &c. Sceon. =
y.Gfs No. 81 1875. Rs. ARE zsE;s.
Or payts of same unsolI. TIE VIII lie making
an excellent lultling lot fronting 50 feet on
- street, and l.avit,g y depth Of lt;5 .ect.
Possession given on tie 1St OF April next.
TERMS. which VIII lie reasonable, made
Known ON day of sale.
JOHN B. FAY,
March G-3t Attorney
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

Run ORA locomotive drawing u
train of empty hoppcrs eastward was pre-
cpitatcd from the track over thc c,aban6
mcnt at Moscow on Monday last ly tic
breaking of an axe, Three hoppcrs were
also thrown oil, the whole sustaining con
siderable injury, The engineer and fireman
narrowly escaped being crushed 10 DEATH
At the same place q similar risllap occur
red during the winter of 1866, killing
four men,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

American, Garner, Al
len, Pacific, 9 cents per yard; Amosicag
Hartrl, and same class, 8 cents.
BROWN MUSLINS--Lauel D, by th'
bolt, 10 cents; Harrisburg a, . cents
Lawrence L l, cents; Park Mills, -
wide 8 cents Augusta 81 wide, cents
Other brands at correspondingly low rates
WATERPROOFS, embracing all oranH'
from 10 cents per yard to the best o
American manufacture at Sl.40.
Home Madc,ai style
80 cents; ROCKFORD, d. r. p, heavies
white. 80 cents plain Reds AMI Yeilows
VARYING in price from 25 to SO cents, in
clu mig frst-class Mcdica'ed; White
Flauucls, from common to best brands o
Shaker and Ballard Vale, 20 TO IS cents
Canton Flanncls from -! to % cents.
BLANKETS-Wnitc Home Made, full size
$3.50
DRESS GOODS-Frcncll Empress Cloths
Mcrinos, and Cas,tmcres OF all shades an'
colors, with Ball and Fringe Trimming
10 suit: Cashmere in MI colors :or 50 cts.
worth last season 80 cents ana 81; De
LANES, Poplins, Baroda Stripes, colore(
Lus,rcs and Alpaccas, from 90 to IS cts.
silks, silk Popln, japanese Silks, from
40 cents up.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06
READY-MADEs CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES HATS APPS all of which will be sold my
Short Profit System.
yzsr nrsr or GROCERIES orAE1KzNns

Can be had at my downtown store and will be sold at
WHOLESALE PRICES, FREIGHT ADDED.
Flour Sc 60 $G75 and the roy best in the nnayht a$7
,,l soc 0
20 bars of Satin Gloss Soap still for 81
All these articles indispensable and order to make all hearts glad Of
those who have little supply themselves with ali they need at
nv store at prices o suit the times.
All will that almost entire stock is fresh amt "eT-all old
goods having disposed prior to my late purchase All goods WILDE
.t ONE, for GS&Is exclusively, and no
abatement pariiaEHy!
Rich and poor fare alike books carried IN coat sE credit
~ f. some and cheeuv offered others shall not be guilty Of
Of the kind intend conduct my business in good faith,
Whilst some may my change business uhi' am entirely
confident it will perfect and that those ove to 1t will be
in less than twelve months shake hands the mutual benefit
derived from it,
call from all persons desiring to purchase is solicited perfect salts
faction guaranteed and thanking all for past iovos am &C.
Noy2 h1Ais-A W A1N
49, end"vong to lead tray
situated that se h" lai no
shall SELL
VI. WlNELANU.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

PAINFUL MINING ACcIDr>T-A PEAS
ANT WAY OF RENDERING pHACTIc,LAiD
On Wednesday morning Mr., James lar
vey, while digging coal in Ne" Hope
Mine, had his pick driven into lis collar
bone by tie fall of q lump of breast coaI.
Mr. Harvcy's wound, though painful, is not
considered serious.
Some of his fellow miners have umhcra-
ken the prascwolthy work OF loading lis
turn" to save the loss which would other
wise result from the misiorunc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

PLENTY Of snow merry sleigh parties ;
melancholy horses.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

"MARCU came in like Il Hon" \ wicked
fellow rom Homecoming is afraid it will go
out like something worse
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Miscellaneous t,.Tert.sr.m, nts.
EETs Cg'sas.ss s'EsG3El!


Miscellaneous t,.Ter;:sr.h, MS.
sGES GgE2sE.ss FREE!
Ny person suffering from the above
+ disease is requested to address Dr.
Price. and a trial bottle Of med cine VIII be
forwarded by Express.
Free!
The only cost being the Express charges
which, owing to my large business, are
small Dr Price has made the treatment of
g'ias or Epilepsy
\ study for years, and he will warrant a
cure by the use OF his remedy. Do not fail
to send to him for a trial bottle; it costs
nothing, and lie
Will Care ' ner.
No rlattcr of how long standing Your cosc
may hc, or how many other rene lies may
haVe failed Circulars and testimonials sent
with
E'ree Trial Bottle.
Be particular TO rive YOUR Express, as
well as your Post Office direction. md add
dress DR.. CiAS. /. fRIC +,
Feb ely 81 William St, n. Y.
!. NJ. sTANDIsH, A. c. GREENE
4. ~. S'T.&SEDESES AZ TO-.
MAIN STREET, FROSTBURG, MD,
EEEALEkS in SscI:as:ii 29eTria,sgs
taasH.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWAR
READY MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED AND
GRAIN, FISH,
BACON PORK.
LARD, &C, &c, &c
March Soy
hNHSs:S. COOK EsFSsEsEy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

APPOINTMENTS In the appointments
of the Washington NJ. +. Conferences (gol-
ored, Rev. Geo. Jackson is assigned to the
charge OF Fros'burg and New Creek Cir
cult
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

ler Al SHAWI.S-A fun and complete line of
,slcag Broche Long and Square to which spec
ial attention is invited all wool Shawls
by the from SID to S.
cents; >-l,,r,,,,--. nv, c.,,
lis, IS ... Nv. ,,.:.,,,, 49,.
also invite particular attention.
W rates
brands UNDERWEAR-Full assortments of La
best OF dies and Genlcmcn's Underwear always
on hand.
4 styles
,.ay;rst BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, and
o,Iovs RNADY-MADE CLOTHING-Thcse
Mt, in. departments are full and complete. Be
White fore purchasing look at this stock.
,,1, or PROVISIONS $3.50 and 81; Corn
cents; Meal -; 9ilcileo 'oIh' 9l'!o It'' '''l"-
nts dlings, $l.25.
u" S'"'' GROCERIES, /, cents; Lard Oil,
Go. I Winter STRANGELY $l10; Hams
IA to II cents; Shoulders, 10 cents; Cur
rants, II lbs. for 81; Valencia Raisns,
lbs for 81 Best Layers, - lbs. for 81 ;
Superior Black Tea, 60 to 80 cents; I'M
81; De .......-.
pondingly low prices. All small Grocer
les Of best qualities.
:, from
Esq s'.sH5 .sr,ss E1nrnipp sEN
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

ELECTIoN.-At a regular meeting Of the
Orion Literary Socable Thursday evening
at the residence of Alden Ciary, Esq, Tic
following named Ladies and gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing term of three
months:
p,e@dent-lIoracc Ecall.
Vice Pre&iicnt-Miss George McCul,oh.
The President appointed:
Stcreta,y-Frank c. BcHN
assistant .stcJvt19y-Miss Sue A Grove
Iieasuye1-IIoward Porter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

other LOCALITY present such array OF factsi WIN
coming storm the temperature usually rises ana nave
observed that there has been no snowfall wheh tue
thermometer below 200 nor above 40 above zero
and that the falls most freely at r0m 25 10 2o
The severity of Winter had passed by the middle Oh
January, surprising there was really any seVerIy
about it. And then the pleasant weather mere; now
bright, how clear, how charming 10 every hu'
man sensei Inhalation is delight. and existence ~
self luxury This is due to the saluOrlty eastlcity,
and finely tempered humidity Of the atmosphere. ana
applies with much truthfuness to all seasons or tue
year To casual visitor at least there IL nothing u-
pleasant In being surrounded by our heavy snow-Ded
and the CRY INSTALLATION OF its surface by the warm rays
the sun makes II grand field or Sparkling Drll-
liants indescribaby beautiful. AT my home-Carnean
BayI have little ice up TO my present wrllhg,
that being INDUCED in little latitude or description,
would write that not enough had been found TO coo
pailful OF lemonade hot day in the Valleys peiow
1t requires the aid of art with watchu care 10 secure
ice for Summer Use on the lake.
The Exploring Expedition to Oregon and North
California" led Col. Fremont in the Winter OF lS434
through the Cascade and into the heart OF the
Sierra Nevada On Feb. %, 1874, the party encamped
In pass on the western summit OF the Sierra Nevada
after having been for month within two degrees OF
Col. Fremont kept meteorological record which was.
perlences printed by authority Of act Of Congress
Having this report at hand, am enabled TO make up
a comparative table Of temperatures at midwinter in
the Sierra Nevada OF California, 1914, between the
parallels north latitude $50 40 and OF west longitude
iI9o 3V TO 1900 The Winter of 1874 an open ordi
nary One while that OF 1874 cassed as one OF unusual
az a