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New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
,,1rrtppAnIANs, CONFERENCE.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5.-Thc conference of
American Librarians continued this morning in the
rooms Of the Penusylva Historical Society The first
,aper was read by Mr. Thomas H. Rodgers Secretary OF
the Warren County Library Of Illinois, the subject being
CoSperativc Index TO Public Libraries" Mr. Rodgers
advocated the estab shmcnt of such an index which
sbaIl bear the same relation 20 the general catalogue
which the table of contents Of book bears TO anay
cal index without some help Of this kind the public
hrarv cannot be useful or fruitful in any high degree
hut is mere hog Of books Oentmes, he said the very
thing that reader wants Is hidden away out OF sight
What we need is a printed spofIold in every library
These four branches Of topical index might be worked
up separately in four different volumes-namely Q an
index to periodical caure (2) an index to miscella-
peous collections; O. index to standard works In
history science ana tue W index TO illustrative
fiction and poetry yet tire advantages Of the ono alpha
bet system are great that Il would be far better to
have all these features coBbDed Ia work, II II
comprised several volumes
Mr. Fdmunds Of the Mercantile Library Of Philadelphia
moved the appointment OF committee consisting OF
Messr Poole Uinsor and Cutler TO consider the whole
subject and report upon 1t through me L1rdrg Journal
The motion was agreed 10. Prof H. g. Bolton 0t COlum
ba College School of Mines informed the conference by
letter thar his catalogue OF sclehtnc efl0uc
sOon be published by the Smithsonian Institution Inc
DaDer presented by Mr. Reuben A Guld, Librarian OF
Brown University, was entitled "HDh0gTaphy as
Science In conclusion Mr. Guild made the following
suggestions la regard 20 improvement tlst that DlDl
ocraphy may properly be regarded If not as practical
ecence at least the handmaid OF all science liiera
fure and art second that judoOus selection OF bib
ORsphieal works should tolm the IOuhoatOh o MI co
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
TIE COURST

GANG OF ROBBERS BROKEN UP.
The United States Grand jury yesterday
failed to and an indictment against Riley Carl for com
picity in the robbery OF the Ncyersink PosOhice Oct
%, 1873, and hc was discharged from custody. Ihe
robbery was traced 10y Special Agent Sharreit 10 fam
lily living II miles from Tie town, and search Of the
premises resulted IN discovery of stamps, letters and
vouchers belonging the Office in addition TO articles
which implicated the members of the family III other
robbercs in the vicinity. Arrests were made Of Thomas
Turner George MaFett, Eugene MaHvtt and Riley Carl
Subsequently daughter of George Mafett made fun
confession OF the robbery Of the NeversnF Once ana
evidence was obtained which secured the conviction aud
sentence of George Maet ana Turner to ten years I'M
prsoumcut. and Eugene M3tctt 10 ave years mplson-
inent in the state Prison Riley Carl was aCguf but
WIS spbseu gently held by request OF the Dated states
officials and brought 10 TINS city and held h uncd
States Deuel. TO await thc action oi the
Grand Jury. -,
hr mon who have been convicted OF The robbery were
members Of gang OF doSptIaIocs who have been thc
terror OF Sullivan and adjoining counties Tor several
years II IS believed that tho gang - NO" broArh up
and it's members scattered. although many OF iHcm are
yet al large. The tle girl who gave the testimony
against her father and the other men ~ only II years
old Som, time ago she attempted to commit suicide on
account OF gTief ~ the disgrace Of the fatally.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
DECISIONS Ocr. 8.

S,,,yc,qe Court Ckam5c.3-Bv Judge Danohuc.-
OmpsOn aCt GOuld c al think this iaH within the
rule laid down IN Duncan ast D. Ni 9. How l5I allow
fy Judge Barrctt-Max agt Zlcmcr. NOS and 2 and
hthleI tGL Ihc ptlih,id tuhlLE A71'Htil
dismissed with and sl0c0sts o motion Blair ac FDg
Barthoiome" agt liarTY Ehsioa"id' aEL "pyIWeI pyyiIWieI
granted for second Friday IN the matter - toe First
Free Methodist Church-heiNe u m'Tg.te as pidytu oii
granted reg agI IOleLi f'itEehS atL brH ,Ii,'
lender agt Herzbcrg-Rcceiycr appgnico ~t"lcsbnIF
art Mclean. and in the matter Of Power Pray.
Of The petitioners granted. ldtndl agt The Intentional
CrcInt court Kennedy at H.medy.-AusWcr aJulgrd 10
be frivolous and recreice ordered 70 compute Hed est
In The matter Of Alnlepou confirmed and oi'e erut,L
wake at. MmyiIl- Motion denied Will 80 ,o,l me
Great Ir Dc OF the llcH OlOti ul I'th 9'I N.iti,i
without prejudice 90 motion upon The ~ u" order
Barnett ast Barnett-ihs appIc'i,n must .2. g'r lnl
such Al that asked for 10 went h' granted
the matter Of the New York ana Br"s yh IToge Com
sufficient in this otherwise decree grantad a5 asked
Sgccial TRULY Judge Van NorsL-Biboio~ agt Burcih
%,yrlL Par by Judge Donohue-The Wilcox Gibbs
Sewing MaUne Company act LhotL-Seiiled
Superior Court-.Speca 7erm-Bv Judge sedgwick
Iy Judge Van NOrst-Ihe HOpsins a Dickinson hanuiac-
turing Company ast BussianAmecln hanutactmins Com
pAuy.-Order settled.
Common Pods-EqIiiB TTm-By Judge Van Brunt
Agate agt Sands.-Case settled.
Mor1ne Court Chambers-By Chicf-Iustice Shea
Fay agt WhorOck Bates agt Painter pCa ghan as Eros
nan Cfsy ssL B9'tgGr rnies9n sgI 3, 0a9i' NIL @ sg
Maher Baxter ag Cartier, Turner agt The Long Life Bers
way Bank agt Krwin M1tr3us agL obnson, i'alcr sgt
Juliso sgt Lenbuscher Aquins agt Robe, Loonam agL
Picot Den ming agt PicoOTders granted. Lehigh Valley
Ciadin All Dayis-A0tons gran Ucnnes-ey agt pape
Manufacturing Company Referred TO John = Berry.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
RHODE ISLAND DAY AT THE EXHIBITION.

RHODE ISLAND DAY AT THE EXHIBITION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-NObOdy expected
Rhode Island to make great display or to crowd the
Centennial Exhibition Grounds today If she had closed
her mills and her workshops, her stores aud schools,
locked up the door Of the little State and left II without
solitary inhabitant to the questions Of s;rang-
ers, and if the entire population had come to Phiade-
phia and gathered in FaiTmount Park the crowd would
still lack 10000 of being as great that which ccle
brated "Peansyvaua Day" week ago But Rhode
Island sent here this week and to-day delegation OF
which she has reason to be ashamed. Moro than
Thousand of her and daughters visited the neat
little State Headquarters on Georges Hill to-day ana
registered thernaes and they and daughters
which hOnOred the parent
At noon, Gov. Hppitt. accompanied by his staff en-
tered the Grounds and soon after escorted 10 the
Rhode Island Building by Gen. Hawey President Of tho
Centennial Commission and other prominent EXhihuOn
officials Cen Merrill, L. = A.; officers OF the Centennial
Guard Gov Hartranlt's stan, and several hundred c
zeus of Rhode Island. In the afternoon GOV Liplhtt
held public reception. which attended 10y reary az
citizens of Rhode Island present ~ the city ana
by many former residents and their desccudants'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
TIE couKr OF ArPEALs.

ALBANY, y. N., Oct BIN tine Court Of Appeals
To-Day thr following bu,iue-. We tranrlgici.
no. 2,J. CuIuun, ag As Insurance Company. Argument
resumed and cOuc.ndet.
No. Z7a- t.-t.- agt Wicov-Arcucd by b. Mcintyre
appellant aud WIN. H. smith fur respondent
no. EsJi Henry Jutic appellant, HfI WIN. j. Hughes, Tr
fpOndeu-A ArpIcd by george w. NiHEaie for appellant and
Warren O. Brown fOi respondent.
no. 232-Bn,tj agt. The Iy,0Dln1 Insurance Company
Argued by D. McGuIc ior a,p 4lt and W. H. Daily Or TO-
spOuHtrt.
No 27G-Pcnuie egt Tho Continental Insurance Conpany-
Argued by Hand f1r appe and Lyman ltn'n fOr
fgrthcT argument suspended until next term.
no. 3Js-MitchGi agt Tie vermont Copper C0mJonv.-
Nr Ly Tor appellant, ana Jdus3 E Parsons Tor
TtspOutc4t.
40 -pOak agt Scult2oUpon motion q Al. Parker
fOi Tc,luH Judgment affirm uy default with costs.
Proclamation made anu the court adjourned
The following Is thc ddy calendar 0f thc CONT Of Appeals
Friday, 8: 3UJ pa @lu 3l3 3lJ 81 ji4 go
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
PAnr III.-siyyolT. J.

Among many amusing anecdotes which ap-
near I'm lie Journals and letters OF Dr. Norman Macleod
there is one which he calls specimen OF boys theology
II is ~ follows u: Mamma says tat good angels
keen good BOYS" Aunt shall leave the candle burn
lnqi Are YOU frightencdp j.: lcs-uO-ycs; leave
II burning Aunt: "What are you frightened forP'
j.: Rats" Aunt: "Thnk, dear, about the good
angels" j. "Can they kill TltsF
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
Proposals.

DkOPOSALS will be received up to Dec. |,
Il 1876, by the Trustees Of the NewYOrk and Brooklyn
Bridge at their Office n Water st. Brooklyn NJ Y, Tor tho
manufacture and delivery Of $500 net tons Of No gavan
sec cable Ia bo used the construction OF the
main cables of the East River suspension bridge.
Printed specifications containing fu Information, Will be
furnished upon application at TINS Office.
w. A. ROEBLING Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

lcctions Of hooks whether public priyatethcy arc
the working tOuis Of the scholar the book collector ana
the Librarian; third that in colleges and higher
institutions Of learning competent persons should be en-
ploycd 90 give information upon the various tOplcS
which bliOCTdphy includes cOuis Of amiiar leo
tTes, sUch ordinarily given upon geology ana me
various other OOgles that make up the modern cucu-
luu Of an academic or collegiate OF instruction
After discussion and the reference the SUBJECT
OF cooperative udCXlng to special committee the con-
terence adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
PdSCENGEPS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG-In steamship Lsssing. Oct 6-The
Hon C. bancroft Davis. L. - Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plei ipoentary and LADY. B,Ilii Prussia Dr. aud
Mrs T. Mttcae children AID servant A. Schalk jr, j.
Sehmiedeberg Mr and rs H. ~ MAnuey and infant U. -.
y; T. James Miss H. j. Swans0n, Miss T. T. Prentice, Mrs
NcMurfie, Miss j. James, W. Bakhausol, H. Btidgeman.
j. Barthelmes Mr.. an ME- = Iosi aud family " Nell j.
NelG small o. ScliOifrt. W. a. Holman, T. AOd.in,
Mas T. small Mrs. Risseu, Miss NisssD Miss A. GVettel
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

az. .Wilmott agt. Clark
rs. .Coe act. The n. j. Mid
land Il. X. Co.
81. .UestheriOn agt. Heath
crtOn.
81. The American Shovel
Co. agt. Keck.
80. The Hurricane Patent
Lantern 90. agt.
Miller. &c.
90. james agt. SimonsOn.
%. The StobbIns Hydrauhc
Elevator co. agt
St'btanA
l57. WynkOOp sgt. HAzlett
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

Miss Goette the Rev. II. Matzke, r. FAX, " Welmar H.
Wetzper q Mardnfr l.. Moolier s. Sohwarz Gilimanh'
Mr. and Mrs r. Turfowski Mrs A. FIorse Mics NJ llndef
wagner Miss NJ W .schlI. MIS-. " Bdiini and MISS =. IL
BI.n Jackson AM Master Jack son. w aleger Mt
B Ktpie IT. J.. II. L0enhOldt MS r. sanger
Miss T. Schell r. Wcimar Mrs NJ. Frey aud Children
a,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sup sun SETS, 5.3J Moon sets...... 7:lO
pAY-A ~
SANDY Hook o22 COWS island q.5S Hell O. Ferry HAT
HIGH WATER THIs DAY-P. " s,,,
Sandy Hook giJ Cows tsand.l02i Hell q. Ferry. 1918
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
ansAnnnnGnn
Tnfa1 q1tpuf


The speaker closed with reference 20 the mnuchcc
which The Bankers Association can exert 70 avert
panics. Power to let should be the siGnbo3rd 70
cvcrv uIace where productive labor can be used dhd
money 10 let should De the motto Of every bank ag4
capitali., No. is fully satisfied that It will DC Properly
used 10 reproduce wealth ana 10 gye pOsp iy ~ lhe
for his paper and to The President The Association au-
fOuIueQ sine die.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
Eosl ar0 fouu0.

I OST-BANK BOOK No. 72,tO1. .- Finder
u 80. p.s. return 60 ule Grtaan savings Bank, corner
Of l3ff. -t IIf tfI ave.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
5alcs TN QutnoH

4. HtHaIN. Auci1urer,
| EtY BANGS, NEI,NlN g. Co, GJ6 Broadway,
- urtr r,l' s.,H W Books works % Arr. ,u .,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
Ccqnl Notices.


IN pursuance Of an order Of Dclluo c. Cali
,il ESQ., .1,,,sr of .hc ru1,lr. N,v }ors. MOTTO. =
L..Dy .4..l o.. F. p,sa1r. l.,l.r ,tr astut t' .'ir
cra.r ur-ut tle -a'n, with youcnrrs thereof 10 ' -
Of i', a. o.. '' ss or ri o i % d.. a *. ] december a,S
jjre-i i.lDtf hIru6E s.J. LtrAfGE. Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of DELANO C..
nor cr Is hculy given q" all r.r"n- ht' r c'n, ae''
p ui..it same pit vouchers thereof t0 te subscriber
a. or,,l M > , .tri in ir tg 81 >oa YorH. on or 6t,ors
ic zpln day o February next Dated New grF tn" lvh
auiI IawsmF No. Dey-st, New York.
IN pursuance Of nm order of Deano G.. Cal
1 van aUru@te Of The county Of N'~-lota notice -
h,, s@sn En- IT, ~ in M Ir'1s ,WnS c1' ., as f. o''.S cf NJ
c same ii Enn'H,.s e" 20 .r ,ib',i' g,I a. 'i SA,o
YORK the lst day o November Dated New
York tAo 2otn nAy Of ApnL 1916 T. A. WIITTHANTs =,
RONALD THOMAS,
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER made by
the Hon. JusEPII ;. DAILY. OF tho Justices of m.
count y Common iea, m and for the 5lI' ana tolny ot
May. $40 notice hereby gycn all the ors nil
and WIILIA GREEN, coparners lately doing bu-incs.
The Cy and Comfy oi N,wl ORR under tho hm maine of
said CLAIMS Win the voachgrs therefor duly wri,d To ,he
ana oiorn ior thc bce Of tls creditors hs onice so
5iS @ Hr'l@ 5 ] 5 ' of i6 u ' ' I5G oA OF Oo
Dated NcwNoik, June 10, $50 go. ,,.,, .
WILLIAM Il. TULLIs. Attorney for Assignee.
~ Y.SUPREMk COURT-ELLEN E.WARD,
" pliHiid, against WILLIAM j. FARRELL and GATH
ANINE his wife and Cili-IOPH tN ", q RAIL, defend
ints-NubIIous for kceLtoui. not 5erliO the defend
hereby required 10 answer the
c,iuuialt this which this day uci ina the office
copy your 10 the SAID complaint tho subs,rbe
h- office, NO > Broadway, ~ the tly Of NcWAOrk
within twenty after the service Ot this summons YOU
exclusive ~ The day Of such service and n f to
the aa complaint within the tine aottsad, the plain
un this action VIII app u the court for tec relief de
iuanded IN tho complaint-pated september 30, 1876
THOMAS j. POWERS,
o6 lawGwF Plaintiffs Attorney, l2s Broadway.
NOTICE.-ln the District Court of the United
~ States tor the Northern District of Mississippi Ohm
NEWELL, J. b. ALEXANDER aud the ILLINOIS CEN
TRIAL H. L.. COMPANY et al W. MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
H. II. COMPANY, NEWOkLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN H. r. COhPANI ct tM.-In Equity
pursuance Of decreta order made by sad Court in said
cause tho undersigned Clerk and Special Master Of said
Will the ID 3D. aud 4th days Of october next In tho
Office Of tho Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of tho United states IN
the Cily EewYork, proceed 10 take proof Of the amount
companants def ndants. other persons who
may any the bonds coupons described IN the deeds
Of trust filed with the bill answers, and who may desire
10 clam under the decree said cause and whether the Same
upon bonds coupons interest coupons OF other
wise under said deeds of trust-SopL Is, 1876
GEORGE r. HILL,
Clerk and Special Master.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
Erie Railway

SALES FROM 2i9 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS, 3
O'CLOCK
Pacific Mail Erie Railway Lake Shore lst
33S0 33SS0o 0s S35, S3s, gSS gSS0s iol: 1872 5000 .lO0
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
CALENDARs-TnIs DAY.
s,reynr couer-CnAnpres-BAREgrr.

2l3. Matter Of GTosyenOr.
2l6. Boil agt. The .Etna lns.
60.
2l8. .Spratt agt. Crawford.
221. Eice at. Rice.
235 Do FTCCe at. O'kocfe.
2j3. SteTnfch agt SalOm0n.
2J1 TdgCart agt. Kent.
2Bl .B chm agt. Bruns.
PIT. Matter 0f Machado.
2S3. DE LaVOletto agt.
WundL
2S7. Wilson agt Bolton.
29l Matter of the Columbia
lire Ius. 90.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

The following table of prices Of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares as received by telegraph
from San FRANCISCO, is furnished by William Ward.
DreXel Building:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

IudInrtOn ag Slauson 2g2. Matter OF the COlumDlA
, Mi,ls agf Rolewqid FiTe Iu[ co.
TRrt Wic2 2S, ac nql z $S5 S TSe MereSant E1
: Bearup agi. Carraher. change Bank ast
Derear.s AIT Vcld.aw. 3O3. Iunsteut aet. Bohuer
zyyua1 TERG-DAvrs. p. j., BgADI and DANIELS. ~.
Norton agt. Marsie ct 7.~Hewlett sgt Wood Ct
D. Cutting agt schwartz, 9'a Marshal Ct t,o al ast
! same All same II. Tho Rank Of the Ohio
2 same agt. same. Hh,eS " u, tccies
same at same. 17l9.The Empire B. an, and
same anne asi ai same Same. stevens & .,,,,n
same AIT. same. si.-ui!i ag'. al ne T'st ~
KIM EnE cat 2giTSs Cc Morris 'OiD d%sran afl savings
Q. Same ae. The Pittston -, ,. ins, ,,, p,r,,nin
z Pruc. ei al at Gris- 60L2. Prouty aet swift
wa }dcll art Kars; 70 MaTclga.ld as, oc'ani'
lev Gr ~. Brown agt. The Mayor
Tassa TasaTt ae ai Ken{ RSg{ 80 Brown ng The Mayor
ie5 Ti o. r4'o as pSTan Gnf% sO Brown ct al ag The
4 Y. at. JacoDy 81. Brown ast The Mayor
,I GI 81 a, Strauss ct al 80 Brown ct al agt. The
g. .Slife ct al. agt strauss - ,, ITe| ass's agt
4wGrtheimer agt -, r,;a, Eltes sa1 and naSs, aP9
strauss et al. IV1 lsSai ~ =. "a "a ~, 80 act
8 May and ano ngt lo6 "ranSm ,,.h ana anu As'
,SI Stf@Ss5 aS5 o az aao agt 1os steiis ast Green
o'''' S,raHss ct al IlG.I matter, &C. OF
SPECIAL TgaM-VAN WORST J.
l Locke agt. Locke $50 Tho First National
! ;;gg1,,uST &c agt van Building &c, Assn
! q" ,,.~,,'.r - al act. Bandman ct nj.
d, f,,,Tty ,pt Lyiiters $40 Webb 90 a. agt- How
q e,,l'i'..IIs' i.I -,.t stevens land ct al.
:. ..AuGarth agt shne- oi'''fvIi '' a" "s~ ''''
2 Dambmann agt sohult 5is Ferris ct al ast Foran
4 rhIIs &c. agt. NH. $40 Waterbury agt. Boukor
-- i'.,.er ct M.
, ,ti 'tgi .SI act Larkin $50. .Lovcnstein agt Nc
o. a. al Eckrow.
I Bruins, jr. agt. Bochm ct 551 AG,nham ct al ast
aL tlan7rn ~ ~ .
o. Brc.ler agt vo-cuius 552 Hoe 3st bueNma''er
7 philips ct al agt IIy- 553 Jones act Jones. 49,,
man et al. 15l-Oiiv't ahu aho' @s"
4 The Mutual Life Ins. Morrison. H..
Co agt smith Of al S55 -SchfcnA, is"h asI nap
7 The NutraI life Iua pc 90 al.
. ''-i 70 a"t Trask q; al 500. Williams agt. ODon-
= Vol.rfirr. at. Hey. nell Ct al
'' J,'tor Er 557. Locke et al ACT vii
! The Union Trust Go. more 81 hl .,
OF y. Y egt Cornish 5G mHy az. n'.," % ~ =, a.. NJ
2 Cameron ugtMittnaeit 40, r, n,Al ,,, ~ a. ,c,
: .wae., asL SHERWOOD TIhs .li r6i2a Ferry Co.
TN ct al agt. scnara. 6G5 Tho iioqcopallic Nut
berg ct 81. Lie ms Co. asL
/. ..McNulty at. Master. - NDc- u a., &c.
son ,f ID. 5GG. Barney agt. Barney.
o Otcnuor SC. agt. The b.i.-,l.lcr ng Miller ct al
~ .yur, sec. O'..1iusit "bI 'i"b'o u
i.'-'' .A'' "-' ''''' '' sf9 Busi.ed ari Busteed
Z Hicol lct. scrymscr 5iO..Non IlLut agt Ilt1'
e Ep--ty al,t. Near, 90 NJ. Id'rltE az Ai -
cochran 60 AZ astJ John 51l-Non 4-"'ft asI f']-
sion a 80. pi'IlUA ci II.
Q spencer AT. Van UoTen. 572.Fcrus. sr ast. Hen
{. j. 1utriinrr TT al aEL nlHcs ct Al
Wits ct al.
ClaUIE-PARr I.-DoNrHrR J.
fe Doe. 4H
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

IL dc 'I' 2 j.
gJig B.l.r Mt. iutn.
Jsf3. sym. aet The James
ODJEucll %. n. Dis.
GO.
1913 Puiuuan act Tupper.
SOB Keller art whitman.
3tGJ. .i,u-,nh,g- 20 al agt
tpuk et sl.
3gs5..MDffsu agt Tho Do
mo,fic Eel. Go.
S1-9. 81 TON agt hJlOugh-
nry.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
CENTENNIAL ASSEMBLIES.
RAxKERY ASSOCIATION.

CLOSE or THE CoNYENTION-vICE-FREsID AND
THE EXECUTIVE COUNCn-REs0LUuoNs-P
on PANICS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
FIRST BOARD-lOl9 O'CLOCK A. N.
safes Of Stue BOnds-Rd RdirOdd BoudS-B0nk aud RdiI-
rnnd HhnreR- ErNless hLOchs. Dc

Han a ~ 10 Iref
2uO...bc. 23's
100 50. 2 y
ohio .H.R hrHa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
THE TRIUMPH OF LAW In sou rH

Next to our rejoicing over the election
of TILDEN and HESDRlCKs to the Pres
idency and Vice Presidency of the
United States, we rejoice in the election
of WADE HAMPTON in South Carolina.
To give some idea of the sort OF man Mr..
HAMPTON Is, and the canvass he has
made, we clip these closing sentences OF
letter from him published in the New
York Tribune Of last Friday He says:
I'VE own by far the larger portion of
the property Of the state. We pay the
taxes and bear the burdens, and to US
good government is necessity. The
first element OF good government Is a
harmony among the races who must live
together, and to its preservation we
are bound by every obligation of in
terest. Whatever else may be said,
every candid man must recognize
the forbearaace of the white peo-
pie of this state under provocations
To which American citizens are rarely
subjected. 1 have pledged myself, and
the Democratic party is pledged, to up
hold every right guaranteed by the laws
OF the state and OF the United States, and
to see that equal, impartial justice is. ad-
ministered without regard to color, class,
or party. We can redeem these pledges,
preserve peace, insure protection to
every citizen, white or colored, and
make this state once more honest, tran
quill and prosperous. That and that
alone /, the object OF this canvass"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
The Man I'm the Brown Wig.

He was curious looking old fellow as
he sat on a bench in Washington square,
chewing straw with sll the dignlty and
grace of an after-dinner lounger in front
of the Fifth avenue. His eyes protruded,
his forehead re.rea.ed. his ears expo ded.
He wore comical little wig Of a reddish
brown color, from beneath which strag-
pled locks OF dingy white. Occasion
ally he would sm;te his thigh with great
yigor and fail to chuckllng as
though some brilliant idea had
tickled his fancy vastl:. A reporter
sauntered carelessly along and took a
seat beside the cd gentleman. and as he
did so, offered him cigar.
mo" said the stranger. IL never
smoke. One cigar minute at twenty.
i've cents apiece would amount in
seventy-five years to-to-to a considera.
BILE sum. The man who smokes is not
M to snuff" and he smote his thigh and
cbuckled.
"Ah," SAID the reporter, Il see You are
provident."
Eyes, yes; I'm provident, md remem-
Der what tell you now, young man.
Always have your toast out when it rains
quails"
"Yeur words are just" said the repor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09
Physicians Prescriptions.
rSpringfield Republican.

The ownership Of physIcisn's pre-.
scriptioHs ia being warmly discussed at
Portland, the druggist and the patient
being the other coDtending claimants.
Druggists in New England generally
file. away the prescriptions sent them
to be filled, in order to protect
themselves from the errors Of the ply
slcian in its composition, by being able
to show his order. 1t ls plain, however,
that such right is subject to the right
of the patient who has bought the medi!
cal service and is entitled to the
original memorandum Of advice. The
proprietary right to the manufac-
ture and sale of the remedy pre-
scribed is more ditficnlt of settlement.
1t would not seem to belong to the drug
gist; it clearly belongs TO the patient, go
far rs he can use it in his own case or
that of his family. Beyond that it would
seem to belong TO the physician, but it
would not be professionally proper
to keep the prescription secret in order
TO enhance its value and derive greater
revenue from ITS use. In some Of the
countries the druggist has to content
himself with careful and tull memo
randum of the prescriptions, which are
returned to the patient, and in case OF
death the health officer examines them
carefully before giving burial permit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-09

PROPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every.
where.