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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-15
Bob IngersolI and Ton, Prime,

PEORIA, Ill, October lS.-This eve.
ning's Call contains Colonel Robert g,
IngerSoll's reply to the New York O5ssr.
rer's article that Thomas Paine died a
cowardly death. Ingersoll, in this re.
ply, produces wonderful amount OF evi.
dence subStantiating bis position that
Paine died peacefully, without fear and
without recan,ing, His letter is a re.
markable production, and it will make
the ObSerrsr work hard to get out Of the
position into which he has forced Il,
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CiNcIENAT1, October l3-Cotton- Dali
and prices shade lower at llHc. Flour
-Dull aud unchanged. Wheat Dull; red
81 2Oal W, !orH--Stt ady at 45A46c. Oats
= Steady and 10 fair demand ut zoo. Rye
-(uieta at 6Sa59c. BArley-Dull; good 10
prime we,tera spring 5g1ia65c. Pork
Quiet $l4 w asked. Lard-tIrm; steam
at SMc bid current make sold ut IS 60
spot; - G9H delivery next week, kettle 9N
a9%c. BULK Meats-Quiet and unchanged;
short rib SNc, shor. clear SIC. Bacon
Scarce aud hrm at SA9a9s Sac kc. Butter
steady aud unchanged. LInseed ell
Strong at co. "hiSky-In fair damand
and tirmer at 81 09.
Hoes Quiet; common 81 5Oa4 90; light
50 1923 so packing IS 0Oa5 %; butchers at
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Chicago Cntlle nnrk,t.

CnIc ,co, October ls.-The DrOtsrT Jour.
nal reports
CATTLE = Receipts, 1900, shipments
4.7OO. Market slow. Choice native ship.
ping steers s. OOa5 50 ColorAdos lower;
prime steers 81 %. Texans quiet and un.
changedatS! 5JaS 80, native butchers easy
on account OF warmer weather at S9I6a
20. Calves 5a7c. Receipts for the week
$500, shipments 1900.
HoGs-lseceipts, 5000; shipments, 9,S00.
Best shipping at IS 5Oa5 80; Bostons 81 5Oa
s. 40; packing S. Ooaa5 2i, light IS lOa225,
Gil grades weak aud slow; some unsold.
Philadelph'as are scarce. Receipts forthe
week $40 y, shipments $4,000.
AHEEr-Receipts, 500. Unchanged at
81 Oat 80 Receiptsl for the week $500,
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, October 1.-THE
bnsiness part Of the village Of Jamesville,
this county, was burned this morning.
The burned district covers seven acre.,
The Ere was the work Of an incendiary.
The man Is known but not yet found,
Three hotels, the Episcopal Church, post,
Office, ak stores, town hall aud fifteen pri.
vate dwellings were among the buildings
consumed con Lossr $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
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phlIadelphin.

PHILADELPHIA. October l3.-FIour-
Quiet; supeFdne s. 90, extra IS 80, Penn.
y lvauia family 50 75a7 so. Minnesota
family 50 5Oa7 90. Wheat Quiet; amber
81 44al 20, red 81 42al 30. Corn-QuIet;
yellow ut &c, mixed 6Oc. UatS-Quet;
white western SiaS5c, western mixed SIa
49, Rye e7a70c. Pork-Sl5 0Oai5 so.
Beet Hams = l7ai9c. Butter Firuer;
creamery S3aS5c, Western Reserve 2la2se,
New York and Bradford county extra 26a
&c. Eggs = Western % 23c. Cheese
Firm; western fancy at l2HalSc. Petro.
leum-Frmer; refined l5c crude lIxa
ike. WhlSky-Firmer at 81 II.
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B. & Q. TraeU y Completion.

1SDIANAPoLrs, October 1.-THE com.
pletion Of the track Of the B. & o. R. R.
was celebrated on Saturday by an excur-
sion Of 400 or 500 persons over the line
from the crossing Of the Indianapolis,
Bloomington & Western Railroad to
Brightwood, on the Belleiontaine Rail-
road. The entire line. together with the
Union stock yards, will be completed aud
ready for business by tho lst Of Novsm.
Der.
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Weather Indications.
WAA DEPARTMENT,
UFVlcE OF ma CnRT SIGNAL ORpICKR,

oFPIcE OF THE CmHV SIGNAL OPHlCHR,
WAsHIHVIoN, D. T., Oc:. lS--l 4. v.
TEoHASlElTIBI,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
southerly winds and higher'pressure, fol.
lowed at the West Stations by increasing
clondineSs and rain areas.
For the Lower Lake region, south
winds, partly cloudy weather, rain areas,
stationary or higher pressure and tenn
perature.
For the Upper Lake region and Mis-
sissippi Valley warm South winds, cloudy
weather and rain areas, followed BY ris
ing barometer and colder northwestern
winds.
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Bishops Majority Will Not Ex.
ceed 23,O0O-ltemOVing the In.

CoLuMDus, O., October lS-The Dem.
ocratic Committee have heard from 70
counties, and they are OF the opinion that
Bishops majority will not exceed $4,000.
But twenty counties have been heard
from by the Secretary OF State.
The removal Of the insane from various
insane hospitals TO the Columbus hospi.
tai will be taken advantage OF to repair
the building from whence the patients
were removed; and until these repairs
are completed no patients will be received
from county inlirmariea,
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CHICAGO, October l3.-Flour-Demand
light but holders firm. Whest-Active;
No. ! Chicago sp,iug 81 10, No. 2 do 81 II
cash, 81 U9Hal U9ss October. 81 O61ELI t6K
November, No. ), 81 t5a1 06, rejected 900.
Corn-Qutet and steady; 42No bid cash,
4!Hc bid November, 4l<tIlXc the year,
bats Quiet aud steady at % W cash, iSIfc
bid November. Rye-Firm, but not quota.
bly higher, Gt &c. BarIey-Steady and in
fair demand at 5sKc. Pork-Dlll, weak
and lower new Sl4 90, old $l4 80 cash,
SlI 97HIl4 80 October, Sl2 721< the year,
Sl3 S3H January. Lard-Dull at IS az
cash and October. S. 25uS FIX the year.
Bulk MeAts-FGir demand at 61Sa79ta7Xc
Wh.sky-Qui aud unchanged,
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Hendricks ana wife.

1SDlANAPoLls, October 14-Ex.Goy,
Hendricks and wiiO returned home yels
tertay after IN absence ofseyeral months
In Europe. The firing Of cannon an
nounced the arrival 0f the train a. tie
depot where number oi personal and
political friends were in waiting to vel.
come them back. Ats o'clock pnblic
reception was given them at the bemo-
cratic club house, at which an address Of
welcome was delivered by Hon. @. W.
Julian, ex.member Of Congress, and re-
sponded to BY Gov, Hendricks.
sUIupED.
Geo. W. Smith, living near DanyiIle,
Ills, committed suicide yesterday BY
shooting himself in the head. Financial
troubles the cause.
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TOLEDO, October IS. Flour-ouiet.
Whent- Easier; no. white Michigan at
81 SSh, extra do 81 80, amber spot aud sel.
Ter October 81 3lH, No. /, 81 81, No. .
red winter spot and sell : October 81 3OIf,
rejected uayton and Michigan 81 IL. Corn
-Dull, high mixed spot 46Kc, No. Q spot
46Hc, rejected 45Xe. Oats-Quiet; No. 2,
2tc, rejected 2ic. Clover Seed-t4 IS.
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SAN FRAScIsco, October lS,-MiddIe.
mess, OF Montreal, against whom writ
has been issued, says he cSme here three
months ago TO settle the affairs Of his de.
ceased brother, and will return In few
days, He claims his business affairs were
in satisfactory condition when he left
Montreal, and the present action against
him 10 for political effect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-15
Building AssocIntIon I,earue.

PAILADELpHIA, October lS.-A league
Of Pennsylvania building associations
was formed tonight to resist the effort Of
the Auditor General to collect from them
under his construction Of the act Of 1874
a tax Of one.iourth Of one per cent.
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In bankruptcy With Nearly u
Million Of Debts,

LOUISVILLE, October l3.-James G.
Johnston, a prominent real estate dealer
Of this city, has gone into bankruptcy
with nearly 100000 secured debts, over
$4,000 unsecured and about 81 900 other
debts. Assets, Sl20,0OO worth Of city real
estate, aud $4,000 worth Of claims not
rnni
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ends; and these rings did yeoman service
in Randalps behalf, and undoubtedly
elected him. He has a task before him
Of no small magnitude, and the hungry
sea that scrrounds him has swallowed up
better men,
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New York to have an Obellsl,,

New YoRK, October 1.-THE whole
sum needed for the transportation and
erection in this city Of an Egyptian ODE.
lisk, now standing at Alexandria, has
been secured.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK money AN d ltOoItg.

Nav YORK, October l3,-MoNEY--6a7
Clearings $l9, 900, 900. Sterling, actual buIi.
per cent, closed at4, Prime mercantile pa.
Ger IaS per cent Custom receipts $500 900.
The Assistant Treasurer diSburied $2SS, 900.
ness, long 4.S0If, short ASK.
GOLp-CloSed at lOSN, the highest point
oI me day, the lowest price having been
lV!ts' The rates FOR carrying were 2k 10
Monday.
SILvBR-At London unchanged. Here.
silver bars are 81 22N greenbacks, 81 lsx
gold. silver coin k4h per cent discount.
GoVBRNAENTs-Firm and . fraction
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The California Congregational.
lists Against Chinese Immigra-

San FRANcIsco, October l3.-The Con.
gregaIiopal Assembly Of the State, in
session during the week, at Sicra.
mento, adjourned last night, after pass.
ing strong resolutions against Chinese
immigration, and demanding modifica-
tion OF the Burlingame treaty 70 that end,
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Du

STATE BUNDS- Quiet a0d steady.
STOCKS ~ he market, which was quletin
the morning, became weak in the after.
noon, but towards the close was strong, the
general list advancing in sympathy with .
sharp upward movement Ia Michigan Cen.
trail and coal stocks. The rise In Michigan
Central was equal to TX per cent for The
day, the stock rising from 67k to 70. Coal
stocks were higher upon advices from the
mining regions Of more favorable charac.
tar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-15

Mr.. A. J. Osborne, formerly Of Wheel.
ing, ". Va, proprietor Of the Centennial
Hotel, successor TO Mr.. a: Wilmott, has
now opened this large and commodious
hotel to the public with all the improved
modern conveniences generally found in
all first class hotels Of the country. Sew.
erAl bathrooms for the use OF guests have
been added. Meals are served in the
most luxurious and substantial style
The rates are very moderate; his motto is,
1--WE study to please"
Mr.. Z. W. Ball, formerly Of Barnesville,
Ohio, has located here aud opened
wholesale and retail .In store, Oppo.
site Straub 4 McGl dictionary.
Pure and fresh butter, etc, are
Npccialtics in his tra .
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GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, October lS.-The four Peuge
prisoners, sentenced 10 death for the mGt-
der Of Harriet staunton, have been re.
prleyed.
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FERNANDrSA, October l3.-six new
cases Of yellow fever to-day. No dealhS
reported. DR.. Herudon is critically sick.
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PITTSBURGH, October lS.-Petroleum--
Dull crude St q 59h at PAtkers refined
l5s Philadelphia delivery.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, October lS.-Ths
widow Of the late John Bell died al the
residence Of her son, in Maury county,
Friday night, in her eightieth year.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Death at the New York Quarau.
tue.
NEw YORK, October 13-Mrs. Mary
Drake, 402 West 3lst street, sIewardess
OF the steamship City Of Vera Cruz, who
was removed to the Quarantine Hospital
on Thursday as a yellow fever patient
died YeateIdaY.
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BELLAIRE LoCALs.-The funeral Of The
late Mrs. Bertha Staltz, who met with
horrible and sad death on Friday last
caused by explosion Of gasoline oil, as
stated In our Saturdays issue, took place
on Saturday afternoon last. The obse.
quies were performed Mt the German
Church by Rev. NOll, who delivered
n very impressive sermon upon the ocCR'
sion, alter which, the remains were taken
to the German Cemetery, accompanied
bY relatives and a host Of friends, 'ior
burial.
Mr.. Phillip McCaftey, aged about 90
who died here Friday last, was buried at
the Catholic Cemetery, Saturday after.
noon.
Louis Metzger, the young man who was
so severely burned on Friday last at the
house Of Mr.. Stallz, caused by the ex.
plosion Of gasoline oil, through total
negligence, Is now lying in very critical
condition, and considerable doubts arc
entertained Of his recovery. His face
both arms and breast present a ghastly
sight to behold, and tho young man suf-
iers intense Hgonies.
All OF our churches received large
patronage yesterday. The Disciples
Church was thronged with people to
listen to the farewell sermon Of its pas
tor, who departs for Baltimore, Md, on
Wednesday next, as shepherd Of a new
flock.
Our street cars reaped rich harvest
on Saturday last, taking passengers up to
Benson's Ferry to witness the boat race
The Democracy Of this city will hold n
Jubilee tomorrow evening over the victo.
riOus results Of Tuesday last. We would
advise onr brethren to crow ''loud" and
often while they have an opportunity.
Mr.. John Gill, Of the late firm of Gill
y Walker, wholesale grocers, returned on
Friday last from the East, whence he had
gone to effect compromise with his
creditors in order to reopen business,
which ia still in charge Of an assignee.
DR.. r. o. McMasters, the druggist, has
concluded to leave this city and locate in
business at New Athens, Harrison coun.
ty, Of this State, in few days.
A foot race between John DeeSan and
7. Barrett came of at Benson's Ferry
Saturday afternoon last Tor $40 eide,
and resulted in victory Of the former.
Distance 100 yards; time four minutes.
J. Z, D.
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Speculation is rife, Of course, since the
organization Of the House IL agreed upon,
with the construction Of committees,
Harris, OF Virgins, 1t IL asserted, will
hold the Chairmansnip OF the Elections
Committee. Wood will contest with Nor.
riSon for the Craftsmanship Of the Ways
and Means, with the chances In favor Of
Wood. Blount, Of Georgia, and Single
ton, Of Mississippi are available for the
principal places on Appropriations, and
each thinks he will get II. It 10 charged
that each has received Randall's positive
assurance that he shall have Il. Goode
and Sayler will stand favorably, however,
for thiE committee, and the one who don't
get this Craftsmanship will probably get
that Of the Judiciary, although Mcmahon,
Of Ohio, has strong claims upon the latter
position. Goode Ia also mentioned for
the chSirmAnship Of the Pacific Railroads
Committee. He is strongly in favor OF
the Texas Pacific. Atkins, OF Tennessee,
is, however, entitled to 1t on account Of
former service on the committee. Hun.
ter, Of Virginia, is also mentioned for the
Craftsmanship Of the Judiciary Commit
lee, as il seems altogether likely that
Proctor Knott will be permitted 10 take
a back seat. Cox had the Banking and
Currency Committee last Congress, and
will probably be permitted to hold Il dur.
Ing the present one.
WILL NOT ORGANIZE TILL LATE.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE House
Of Representatives will not be organized
for business before 2 or half. past . o'clock
tomorrow. 1t Is possible that questions
concerning the roll as prepared may be
raised causing debate, thus further de-
laying the organization. The Senate be.
ing already organized, will merely meet
and await the action Of the House. The
Presidents message, which will be brief,
ia now in the hands Of the Public Printer.
EARLY after the organization resolution
will be introduced and pressed to an i'm
mediate vote pledgiug the House against
granting subsidies.
Gov. Packard and ex. Collector Casey,
Of Louisiana, are here, together with 9th.
er prominent Republicans Of that State.
The proprietors Of the National Union
have purchased the material and good
will Of the Daily Nation, and will 10. NOR.
row merge this paper with their own.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.
Facts About That Torpedo Dis.
nHteF,

nSIer.
er. PETERsBuRo, October 13-An Off.
cial dispatch says that on the 9th instant
there was q naval engagement In the
Sulina mouth Of the Danube, during
which Turkish three. .mAsted steamer
crossed the line Of torpedoes laid the pre-.
vious night. An explosion followed and
the Steamer sank, the Russian cutter
hauling down her Gag. It Is supposed
that all on the steamer persisted.
RUSSIAN STRENGTH IN BULGARIA.
LONDON, October l3.-The Tmsi' sum.
mary Of the strength Of the Russian army
Of the Danube, Of which sixty thousand
have been disposed OF by battle or disease
Ofthe Imperial Guard only sixty thou.
sand will reach the front ct for service,
no that, aS reinforced, the army will again
amount 10 two hundred thousand men.
This includes the Roumanians, but not
the DObrudScha column Of thirty thou.
sand.
STRENGTH OF THE TURKISH ARMY.
The writer estimates osman Pashas
army hs reinforced, at one hundred
thousand men, and suleiman PShAs at
about the same, so the combatans have
about equal forces. =
sHIPRA.
Turkish reports from Shipka, repre-.
sent military operations as entirely sus.
pended by the weather.
SICKNESS.
Intelligence from BrailG states that
suleiman Prsha's army is being decimated
by tYphus.
Braila advices Of the 10th state that
suleiman PASha has detached 10000 men
in consequence Of the movement OF Gen.
Zimmerman.
The whole Roumanian army before
Pleyna has been provided with clothing.
cHEvKET PAsHA
lelegraphs from Plevna Friday: N have
interviewed ObmSn Pasha. The third
convoy has entered Plevna' There Is no
trace ot the enemy on the road from
Plevna TO Orchanie, which is guarded by
troops at the principal points"
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The writer estimates osman PAsha's
army. as reinforced, at one hundred
thousand men, and suleiman PShAs at
about the same, so the combatans have
about equal forces. 49,
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A SENSATIONAL TAKING oFF,"
sHoCETSG AccTDRNT.

The evils resulting from the use ol
tandem teams in propelling freight cars
through the streets Of our city was to-day
rather unfortunately y demonstrated. 4
young brakeman, by slipping brake,
was precipitated from the roof Of car
and, falling upon the slackened trace
chains Of the rear horse, became entan.
gled, and was decapitated by one Of the
forward wheels Of the car. Frequently
in traversing heavy grades, the brakes
cannot be controlled, and numerous acci.
dents have resulted from this cause.
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Mr.. Hartridge, Of Georgia. nominated
Colonel Adams, the present incumbent,
Tor Clerk, and Mr.. Forney, Of Alabama.
Colonel Caldwell, Of that State. On a
ballot Adams received 70 and Caldwell GO
votes, and the former was chosen the can.
didate.
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There were three ballots for Doorkcep.
er, the last resulting Colonel Polk, Of
Missouri, l0l; Mccoy, OF Maryland, q;
Barnum, Of New York, 13; Patterson, Of
New Jersey, II. Colonel Polk was warm.
ly rnnuratuIatAl
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Mr.. Randall was elected by coalition
Of the bad influences that fock to Wash.
ington bent upon plunder. The Subsidy
Ring secured positive assurances from
him that his infuance as Speaker would
be welded In their interests. Upon these
positive assurances members from Lou.
isina, Texas, Mississippi and other
Southern States voted for him. The old
rings for which the Republican party has
90 long been responsible, to-day turn
naturally and eagerly to the Democratic
party as the means to secure their own
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-29
General J. A. Walker.

This gentleman speaks for himself. The
Bristol Neos brings us the following state
ment authorized by General WALKER him.
self, who was present in Bristol when it was
prepared:
"General Walker is in favor Of any adj
iustment honorable to the State and accept
Bile to the creditors;
"Of any legal and constitutional pro-
ceedings to get rid Of the coupon feature
OF the funding bill;
"Of economy in the administration OF the
State government, and Of increasing its
revenues BY resort to new subjects OF taxa
ton. and by rigid system OF assessment OF
personal property which will reach all the
property of the State alike.
"He is opposed to any increase OF the
rate OF taxation at present, and believes
none is necessary.
"When all other sources fail, and we
have left only choice between reputation
and increased taxation, then he favors any
increase Of taxation which is not greater
than our ability to pay, not to exceed
twenty cents more on the dollar"
Certainly this should put a stop to the
movement unfavorable to General WALKER.
Thursday was appointed as the day for the
conference OF the gentlemen nominated
upon the State ticket. They were, it was
supposed, to meet at Staunton on that
day to consider the question OF the canvass
for the election in November. We have no
information OF the result, but suppose we
shall know something about it promptly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-29

The Prohibtionists' Conference con-
tinued in session in New York Thursday
Rev. Dr.. Cumming, OF Connecticut, pre-
siding. a number OF papers relating TO the
suppression Of liquor traffic were read, and
a declaration of principles adopted to the
effect that it is neither right nor polite FOL
the State to afford legal protection or sane
ton to any traffic OF system that tends to
increase crime, to warp natural resources,
to corrupt social habits, and to destroy the
health and lives OF the people. y resolution
was adopted to vote for no person for pub
lie office who does not favor these princl'
Piles. Papers We're read and speeches made
by Mrs. Matte Mcclellan Brown, Mrs. Lii
liam Deyereux Blake, Mrs. Slocum, Judge
Black, OF Pennsylvania, and others; after
which Conference adjourned. Y maSS-meet'
ing was held under the auspices OF the Com
ference at Cooper Institute Thursday night.
Only some 500 persons were present; Judge
BLACK presided. A number OF addresses
were delivered.