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PkTRoLIuN Y. Nasty,
Deceived, but not Crushed.
Public sale Of Nensnnners.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3O.-The Dali,
EreHiHy Herald and the Sunday Pes were
disposed Of At public sale today. The
whole establishment, including the Bul.
lock pres, engine, Office furniture, print.
ing materials, aud the subscription lists
and the right TO pn6liAh both papers,
were sold for SS,4s5.
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TWUsrEE's SALE.

b. Virtue ola deed Of Tfust made by C,,D., q,
and Merb MS VILE, 70 the ubdsn Sntd i ~, !"
dated The 1aE day Of January, 1914, Ard dnI, "
corded In the Cltfks once Of The CoaSIy C ESy n
Ohio county, Wet Virginia, In Deed Of nus ~
A0lISaSe Book No, Z, pages tOS and GOC, vii a.
FRIDAY, the ?ah day Of DCUmb,r, 49,,
Be0lnnibg at 10 o'clcck AN. Of aid d,v so
front door Of the Court Rouse o. Ohio comfy p n,
he tiy Of Wheeling sell At public auction N H.
following described property, TINT Is to az, An
that certain piece Of land lying aud l+lpS an a.; G
waters u Glens lup, In aid county ii Ola w SI
heilg part Of the land belonging 10 tue late ApJI'
L. Woods aud adjoining the lands ii Nj II,,n
WelIhAuL, the hliIS oil David Glfdntr, GscrI,.',
and the hslEs 0t Andrew r. WO0dL deStR,SI ~
tAinlng IS acres ToOdl and 10 peIchts, and SsSSG
e. ahu desetOed ~ iolloEt viz: Bglnulpg at an
elm cqrneT TO Garden and Reilly Oh the WCsSS
line thence up the kun koad coz El I.;Oi nj
ands i21Se / 20 poles 10 a sake on the south M.
Of mid mAd, thence y l3s & 10 2I.IOO EoI., i" J,
stake; thenee @ Z IL H.lOO POLES to MI,
thence D SIC W u 7s-l0O poles 10 corner Ia IN
Welshaua on original trlct line and with hi, M
md aid tract line o. W 1854 100 pol,1 Ia All
pal corner u tract now a conner GU III har al III
Garden and with h line (InOlheF origin ia n S,S
+ ~ 46-iUO poles 70 the be2inntnR IOSrlh.r vItL
the Improvements ID ron and tie hrfCdliam,nt,
AMI GppuFtensntra belonging thereto, tIptpiDI
only the coal underlying tie EId tract.
TEHsa oV sALK-Three buudrtd dollar, Of m,
puiehAe money 10 cAAh on the day Of tale, and tss
rtIldun Of The aid purchase mouoy gu The M j,V
Of January 1875, With interest on the deferred n.
tttllmens IRON the day OtIal until payment; Il a
purchaser 70 give good personal security iof IbS
payment o. aid deferred inItElmenu and The t,ils
to the property TO 10 retAlDsd until the puIthTe
money 10 fully paid.
The tits g ne above property Is believed 10 Ia
uneHceptipnabie
Io2S JAMES p. ROGERS limit,
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A FOCAL preacher of this county lost
his vile, few weeks ago. While the
corpse was lying In the house, couple
came there TO he married, and the mourn.
Ing minister performed the job Restsa
Coansy Journal,
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Hon. ]. C. McGREw who has beer
quite i'll since his return from his recent
"Trip to the West, though yet far from be-
Ing we'll, Is able to be out. his ailmenI
was the elimination Of q severe cold
caught while on 4 business trip to Whee'
ling, reeently.-hesion COtuRty JOtrRal.
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Generals Beautegard and Early are
now managing the Louisiana State lot.
terry, which alma to get money out OF the
weak and foolish without an equivalent.
But they Themselves are so superstition
that they never advertise In any paper
On Friday.
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TIE Chicago Times calls Joseph Me,
dill Of the Tribune, "a lying quinquivera
or quipquarticular. qninquarAngular
qulnquetarious. quinqueliIeral, quinque'
foliated, auinquelObaied, quinquevaiVn,
lar, quinquepartite quinqutl0cular liar
Allthis since the invention Of the tsle,
Ohona
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DkUsTEE's SALE.

thGG4 TX . SAIL.
By virtue oiihres several deeds Of trust executed
ahd acknowledged By II. BrUdley Wheat and Viz.
sihiI H. hts vile, 10 the undersigned TrulteA Lated
respectively the S0th day Of March, 1874, Tho ij,h
day OF July. 1874, and lhe sth day Of November,
1873, mud each Of IGcnrd In the CLERKS 0fg Of The
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10
DeSd Of Trust Book No q, PaEes 49, and i95, Bed
81 Itu.t Book No. !, PSSes lE9. ig) and l9i, and
De5d o. TTuAt Book No ., PSge AZ, respectively.
vii oder al public ssle at the front door u lie
Court HOuss Of OHIO cGuuty, In The t1ty d WheeI.
Ing, On
SATURDAY. December the 18th, ISL,
he following described zeal estate, that /, "a uy;
Lot numbered seven "a In square nuutenJ sen.
t!-nine (29D In the addition 10 the city u Eteng
Known al the BuetA Vista addition 10 nlI city.
als3, l1t numbeTd eight (s) In the PANE iqu'Tr
and addition; also Lot numbered nine M 10 ssns
equaSe and addition, except part OF sA.d 10: No
tFeDty'hTe by thiTty-tye ieet which was kesylo.
fore conveyed 10 Michael LSly.
Also ihs lot Of grUuhd dFsIgnAted Is Lot nun.
DeTed ssVen "a 10 square numbeTed twenty .-tiVe
lESl on the south hde u Twelfth street CiGtu,fly
Monroe street,, In aid city Of Wheeling
4lto, all OIL that lot OF parcel Of ground tutEa
and Delegated as Lot mum hered two (2l In ,gauO
Numbered tWenty-bire (29iOn Twelfth street lIor.
metIy Monroe Etreetl, In the city 81 Wheeling 10
se!hsr with all the valuable improvements l.t5ttd
upon all the above described parcels Of ground
IEbsoF sALG-One-lhlId Of thepurrhpi nor
ey IN esih on the day Of sale, and tie re We ia
two equal inStAllmenu With interest On uiI Jeiei-
red payments 1t twelve and eighteen months fola
the day Of sale, The payment Of the deiee IE,i,l.
menp and Interest 10 be secured to tue ali,.cIiOu
Of the TruAtee.
JAMES p. ROIsEs, Tra,'e.
W. II. hALLER, AuntloneeF. UOj
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7 AucT1oN-To THE TRADE.

J. N. Hartford, Wholesale AuctIonter, Sotc,
Wood street, Plltibuyh, "a. RegUlar Ga, lion Of
BoOIl, shea, Hats, CAPS, Carpets and VITs'T
Goods. on "wednesday Ol elch Wttk, al lOIS G'rlt.t
Special ssleso Boots and Shoes on the hnt MChdIy
stock VI E0VtO and shOeS IN the city aud can inter
6l most any cash dealers that viii favor NJ, Win
call. Among the EOodi OiIsieJ 10 my ,altt /. T.
Ware, III, a Co., STARK d To-, and New YOfk looi
aud shoe Co HbyEOCd Boots aud many other 4, /.
aDrated Manufactures Ali Boots and she's I'D
made on all Kinds Of luerctandhe TO be sold
]. n. HARTFORD,
fepll Wholesale ucliOnecr, PitisbuSh, IA
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comuensiHg At 70 O'Clock 4, n, provided ,b.,,
Y not sold by 'ald Executor al Irinie ~ iH,e
mat time oner for Hlle the iOlloSInV d,,,,,,O4SS
p pSp,n;, saa! y e az 70! 10 81 10 ChG6S,
part Of sid lot conveyed BY the heirs Al is N M
kednAn, deceased, 70 John Nolan by All s I'm
October " 1871, and Of IecoFd Ia the 1fss ~ w
CLERK q the County Court Of Ohio COUNT IN NJ nS
Book No, 49, folio bIS, ~ which said Iot ibs,s ~
double HEiek HOuse 10 cool repair, WSttf en "
premise isEtng a. present At Sli % ptf Hop,S
,,i6I,aS SOse-tniid e1ah or much mote a II,
Ts1uuO In two equal pAymentI u and Is iaS,,t' "
with Interest IRON date, SECURED by DVs Of T,a,S
on The peCmltca. ''uA
BENJAMIN EXLEY, E.ocuto,
DAvEHR0Rr. q DovEsER, AttOtneJn Ss ~,
ChApline street, Wheeling. S' '''A
J. z. HERVLY, AuetigneaR, pslc.,,,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove Accommodation This irB!u only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
Daily except dHy-NeWArk Accommodation.
tsieuhenYille ActGmmOdAti0u.-Thl train dur
Ing the day pAAses lanksArd and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAire, stopping when rtQuI.
red At sherman House, RtnAVile, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hin.
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offer Of silver for Government
Enthusiastically Aherman he.
clineS TO Give HIS Reasons
Therefore.
The following important letter explains
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FOR SALE.
ExEcUToRs SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


The undeFtgned ESSe..s, u ;se ,,,, In.
te5ilment q tliItbeth Ann RIuIn S l lni
wll, q public auction, At the ifUnt A., y,
CURT H0usO Of Ohio county, on N'' VI the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.
To ali who Sre suffering from the errors aud in.
dIscrttiOnS Of youth, nevOu, weakness, early do
cay loss Of manhood, &c Il will send you receipt
that will cure Joa, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered BY missionary In
South America. Send seli-Addressed envelope to
tho REv. JosKPuT. lSHAN EtGiion D, Bibe Roass,
Nsir York CITY. Epls-eoJAv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTRD-AEIuHT SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
w iof unien eub-Gi.trlst Public School, 10 Be.
gin Dee. J, iSI HENRY HEsH,
GEO. McCULIIY,
q. b CALDWELL.
utH Commtaii6nafa
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r ARGEsT STOCK OF MEATS IN TIE

II 6IAT z.
Chs.ssr H,nI the best and most reliable Ham,
" the market; sugar Cured 6hoGIdors, PISIn
Shouldefs, Sugar Cured Br1aktaAE Bacon CleSr
sides Mes Pork, Family rpFk, Hump Fork, Pore
Leni Lard n IisTSs, BdrrelL Half fArrei1 KeSS,
70 any 10 tbs MARKET Nc risk Of los AMI dsmaSs
70 tbe dealer In handling our ma ., Pheos an
Wv !" 0''s'ln itsr n.vr,.poo.r , 49,,
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LIsT, DAvEsPORT A PARKs

M EATS AND LARD-sUGAR
III Cured CanVlsed hams, suglF Cured CsnyS,.
ed Shoulder, 6ugaf Cured CinySsei BreaifaSt IL.
e1n Plain sh0Rldes, Gear sdss, SuslT (irp,l lIried
begt ns.n lium .moke houAe daily; Kettle Fendes.i
kell and Pails; al At lowest market fatsS.
u. BELLY,
1sn iso9 and ls1i Aalnstsei
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NAsBY.
Mr.. Nasty Tries 70 Mend HIS
Fortunes by MairimOny-The |
Terrible Result Of HIS Venture. |

AAAN
CoEPEDRlT X Roads (WICH Is IN rHE
STATE OF KENIuoKY), Nov, IS, 1871
The POLLY ov the yooSefpeT htz bin my
room, Probably Their amt = more mia.
Bile man In the entire State, and that Is
saying great deel, for ! don't know Nv
any State that heE more miIable men, or
one in wieh the mlsable men are quite es
miEable.
That mi1abls wretch Joe Bigler come
To me day before yesterday, and ssjssted
that ez the President-AiCh Il his term
Tor the yoOSerper-had put out an olive
branch nv amity and concord between the
two races, Il wood be graceful thing 81 =
Kentuckian--a white Kentuckian-
should accept It, and demonstrate bis
sincerity by margin one Of the Inferior
race, wiCh Il now our ekalE Rfore the law.
"sir y sed |, assoomin stern and in
joored look, "do 700 dare to sejsst sich
thing 10 me2 To me, q Kentuckian, that
10, Kentuckian by brevet1 Dare you
make me u propnsishen at Wich every
drop Nv Ahglo.Saxson blood in my vanes
bOiIs with horror Avantl"
He didn't avant, however, but went on
to say that in the OUTSKIRTS NV the village
there wuz culered woman wich he'd a
cabin, and very comfortable one, and,
he bleeyed, some money. AT all evence,
she was q excellent washer and ironcr,
and Good support husband in fairly
good stile BY her labor.
"And 700 know, Nasty, les more than
three yeers before 700 kin inOggcrate a
Dinecratic President, et 700 elect him;
and ef 700 do, 700 hev to take the chances
Nv gittin yoor place aEin score Nv hun.
cry Dimecrats, who want il ez badly ez
700 do. Think Nv three yeers nv compar.
alive comfort"
BascOm struck in to.wunst, for be saw
his chance Nv maxim me cash customer,
KNOWN that he'd git nins.tenths Nv wat
the woman wood earn, and Deekin Pc.
gram, who heE bin wontin suthin on wat
! hey bin borrerin Nv him all these weary
ye.rO, urged It strongly.
"In the good old times" he sighed, i've
he'd no scrupleS about niggers, except in
the matter Nv gOin thro the formally NV
marrying Nv en-"
And when thought Nv comfortable
home with a muscular female iurnishin
the supplies, q great deel Nv the disgust
that felt at margin Niger eyapora-
ted, and determined to do it. Fatal
conclusion:
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JAMES p. RoGERs, Trne.
W. H. HALLER, Auntloneer. uoi5
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GAVE HIMSELF UP.
ThE MONEY or THE FEEDER BRoTHLRs AID
WHAT BECAME or Ir

ThE MONEY or THE FEEDER DRoTHlRs AND
WHAT BECAME or Ir.
From their home. in ST uitgart, Germany. there
came 10 TINS country In September Of 1876 iwo
young men. broiners. named Christopher o. and
Henry d. Fcder Vita them they brought 81, 900 n
erccnbacks AMI bonds which they proposed TO invest
in some business. They looked about for an
available home, aud finally went 10 stop
at Honry A,lan's private boarding house,
No IS West Twelfth street Their bills werc
promptly PAID gen, rally IN Luaarei dollar bills
and the money WAS kept IN a satchc which the FEEDERS
always locked up IN big they had with them.
henry Allen WIS man VINO much addicted
liquor aud IN his moments OF Intoxicalon he we'd
bun. and once or twice overwhelmed with Jealous
abuse. on the 10Th OF May be came home mcwhat
the worse Tor liquor and al began 10 charge tho
woman with ancied injustice 10 nm. Size replied
Mrs. Allen threatened to leave him, and on tho
same night Kept her word by going
Dr. john Ross house, 10 Warren street
Brooklyn. She stayed there day and on tho 18th
husband md gone away, taking with him So, 900 OF
the FEEDERS moncy-s2000 in bonds and the rest in
arecnbacks. on the day following this discovery a
despatch Was received from Alien stating that he had
gone to south America. The pohcc we're notified. but
nothing OF him was ever learned. He had gone 10
South America It appears, bur lime Since he
turned and became OF the excitement his de-
poriurc had caused. Yesterday u brouzed, easy
going mortal walked into SUPERINTENDENT
Wallings office, stated that he was henry
Allen and that no In much request
among the police Tue Supcrini inquired into
the care, FOUND bis visitor tod the truth. and accord
iugly deverod ham TO the Fifteenth precinct police.
Allen says he WAS drunk wncn he carried on the
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THE SILVER QUESTION.

OHIO WANTS UNLIMITED COINAGE AND RE-
MoNETIzATIoN OF SILVER.
TOLEDO, Dec. q, 1877.
Amass meeting Of citizens was held at Whites
Hall tonight to give expression TO their Views tho
subject OF tho RECOMMENDATION OF silver. The meeting
was addressed by Mayor Jones, Judge J. Il. Sercy,
Hon. J. X. Sherwood and others. The following rcso.
Iutions were unanimously adoptod:-
Resolved That urge upon Senators and Represe-
tatives Congress tho immediate reconciliation OF sill
that the coinage te irce and unlimited that
gold of the standard value OF the dollar VI faith
ers-to wit 4i2h grains OF standard silver.
Resolved That believe the disuse OF onoha the coin
money world by tho universal of
silver would Increase tho purchasing OF gold
that those who hGd promises to pay money, which
would then gold. would hold In their hands the
wherewth conhscate the property and labor Of
majority the people of the civilized world and that
tempt such legal inauity would result In grave
revolutions. which might destroy equities.
Resolved. That looa with proound alarm tho
efforts capitalists. who OF the bonds
of the and porations In Europe and Amer
lea to control legislation to compel their in
gold 4hereby eectng revolution In value their
profit and the destruction II large part OF all other
property. 49, -, II,
by due regard for the welfare and
perity OF whom the discharge of - obi
than by undus concessions n nvor OF the holders Of
such oDlig cations.
A resolution was also passed condepnatory OF the
Resumption act, ana demanding It's immediate repeal
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THE BRAZILIAN TRADE.

A PREMATURE ASSERTION REGARDING A LINE
OF STEAMERS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, 1871
The assertions OF Mr.. Lorn Bodgett in reference 10
line OF steamers from this port to Brazil and other
South American countries appears to be ttlo pre-
mature Diligent inquiry among the shippers. capital
lists and merchants Of this city fails TO show the lKe
hood that tho Meredith which is to sail from hero
the 25th, Is to be followed by regular monthly limo
Of steamers In fact, II 10 denied that there Is the
slightest foundation for Mr. Bodgetts declaration SO
far relates to this port II Ia conceded that IL is
much moro probable that limo will be nrst estab.
hshed from New York. consisting OF soven
steamers, two Of which now being built by Nr.
John Roach Tor that trade, u Is said The Mercedta
goes out laden with iron and other materials and
tools and with mechanics ana aDorers for tho rail-
road. Tor tho building OF which the Messrs. Collins
have secured the contract from tho Brazilian govern
ment Mr.. Collins to-day informed your c0rrespon-
dent that they will require 1000 tons OF iron rails In
The building OF tho railroad 1t to be furnished by
me Reading Railroad Company, ard will provide
freight Tor monthly steamer. Of 1900 tons, from
Philadelphia, Tor q year to come. He knew Of no
ptnor foundation for Mr. Blodgo's sangune deciara.
lions regarding the line OF passenger steamers Tor
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respondence from Constantinople states that sew
erai Mahometan deputies intend to solicit the
government In the Chamber to open negotiations
Tor peace. II Is said the Porte win shortly order
fresh levy OF 100000 men.
OF SOME USE AFTER ALL.
The Servlans claim that they have cut the Turk
ish communications between Nisch and Leskovatz
by capturing and destroying the Shetchina bridge
after a stubborn engagement
FRENCH PRESS PROSECUTIONS ABANDONED.
The Paris Erenemenh states that in the Court OF
Cessation yesterday the Advocate General an
nounced the adjournment, sine die, OF the c0nsid-
Grafton OF all cases arising from the prosecutions Of
booksellers, news dealers and nawkers instituted
subsequent TO the 18th OF May.
HINT TO ASTI-REPUBLIcAN OFFICIALS.
NJ Waddington, Minister o. Foreign Affairs. held
reception yesterday OF all officials OF the Foreign
Department in Paris, and addressed them to the
effect that the republican regime was now claimed
to be defntlvely established, ana II this was dis.
tasteful to any OF them they would do well to seek
another career.
WHERE SHALL THE CONcLAvE BE HELD?
Advices from Rome state that a denial is
given TO the statement that some or the
Cardinals were urging the holding OF the Con.
caye at Trent, as was reported on the 18th inst.
ITALIAN MINISTERIAL CRISIS
The Italian Ministerial crisis continues. The
Chamber OF Deputies on Thursday adjourned in.
definitely. The government meets with fresh oppo-
sition in the Senate and there are increasing tini
cultics in the formation OF a Ministry. There Is
little chance OF Signors Depretis and Crispl sue
ceedng.
FENIAN RELEASED.
Michael Davitt a Fenian, who was sentenced to
fifteen years. penal seryltude. has been released
from Dartmoor on ticket OF leave, after serving half
the term of his sentence.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR QEPARTMgyT.
WAR QErARTMgyT,
OFFICE or THy CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-l A. NJ

WAR I(ErARTMgyT,
OFFICE or THy CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Dec. III A. NJ
Iadicdtions
For New England, falling barometer, cloudy weather
and possibly snow rain stationary or higher TEN.
peralurcs.
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather
poss,by snow or rain, southeast winds and falling
barometer.
For Saturday, In the South Atlantic coast, Gulf
Tennessee and the ONO Valley districts, falling
barometer stationary or higher temperature, ncrcas
inc cloudincss and numerous light will prevail.
For the West Gulf states, westerly winds, warmer,
nar,Iy cloudy weather and rising barometer
For the Upper mississippi ana Lower Missouri val
,c,s northeast 10 southeast winds, falling barometer
warmer cloudy and rainy weather.
For The lake region, rising followed by falling
bavomctcr stationary or higher temperature, eastery
w,nds and partly cloudy weather, with occasional
light rains
Tho rivers will continue stationary or falling
Cau,iopary signals continue at smithvillc, Whining
ton. Cape Lookout, Cape Hattcras, Kitty Hawk, Cape
Henry and Norfolk.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Nathaniel 7. Banks, Of Massach usetts;
Assistant Postmaster General James n. Tyner OF
Indiana and Judge Charles Wheaton, OF Pough-
kocpse, arc at the Fifth Avenue. Professor o. c.
Marsh, OF Yale College, and Ex-Governor Hiand Hail.
OF Vermont. arc tho buckingham Rev. James Free
man Clarke, OF Boston. and William Sellers OF Phila-
dc!phia, are at the Hoffman. General Gnstavus A.
Dc Russy, United States Army, and Professor T. r.
Lounsbury, OF Yaie College, are at tho Sturtcvant
Daniel Doughcrty, OF Philadelphia, Ia at the Bruins
wick. w. W. Story IS at tue Brevoort Judge J. NJ.
WooIworth, OF Omaha, and +. II. Hinckley, OF Chicago
are ut the St Nicholas. Milton COPYRIGHT, OF Penn
sylvania, rs at the R0ssmore. John Newell General
Manager oil tho Lake shore and Michigan Southern
Railway, Is at the Clarendon. Gronville Trcmain,
OF Albany, Is at tho Gi!scy
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FRIENDS CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Dec. q. 1871
The Educational Convention OF the Orthodox Friends
began Its yearly session at the Friends Meeting
House, corner Of Eutaw and Monument streets, this
morning The following States represented by
deega,es:-Maine, Rhode Island, New York, New Jer-
scy. Penrsy ivania Maryland Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, Ohio, Indiana and illinois.
Reports from absent delegates of the States OF Iowa
and Kansas and the Dominion OF Canada were re-
ceved.
John G. Whittier, the poet, is the delegate from
Massachusetts, He Is not present, but letter Is ex
pec,cd from MIN tomorrow.
The Convention organized by the election of Francis
T. King, oil Maryland, President, AMI August Faber of
New York, Secretary.
The morning session was taken up in
listening 10 an address by Professor Gilman,
Of Johns Hopkins University. The Afternoon
session was devoted to tho discussion Of the
questions hal Is the Present Condition OF the High
Schools and Academies OF the Society aud How can
They be made Tributary to tho Higher Colleges ~ and
"What IS the Best Location for Friends College Tor
Young Women OF the Grade Of HaveriordY' The
Convention Will ucjourn tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
CUBA.

CAPTAIN GENERAL JovELLAR AND THE sU-
PREME COURT MARTIAL OF CUBA-RoYAL
DECREE SUSTAINING JovELLAR.
HAVANA, Dec. q, 1871
A royal decree, dated Madrid. November 81 has
been received here which puts end to the conflict
OF jurisdiction between Captain General Jovelar and
the Supreme Court Martial 1t was by n sentence Of
this Court that tho Captain General obliged to
lberate tho fraudulent army purvcyors Ba.ahona and
Domcnech Tho royal decree ccnsures the Court for
Infringing tho royal prerogative, because accord
ing to the laws, the Court had right to pass
tence unless tho Captain General failed approve tho
sentence passed By tho ordinary court martial Of this
island BY this decree pubic satisfaction is given
General Jovear IN a cause which came very near
obiging him 10 resign tho Captain Gencralship Of
Cuba