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--whsas auli nominal a. 81 % 81 "a No.
spring and Chicago. aud 81 IS for No Milwaukee, ain
higher The sales between the eAIs 5000
Bushels at ~ - 81 ~ for No red winte 81 % Tor No.
bonas VI 81 Tor unxrsdsa whites ~ - tor No
do. No was In demand 81 81 ~, Tut held ie. 2c
that figure Al the hrst call fgOU bushels No.
spripg Tor Nay sold at 81 224 81 ~ aud 2Avu bush
NJ. Northwest Tor April sold AZ ~ "a ~ 20 No sales ~
the second cali The following she bid and asscd
pces 81 the second call 40 rad vintss Tor April.
DID, . 81 d s.ssa u. DO ,l as 81 ',s IS
asked xs spring. 81 70 sid. 81 24k asked. d. May.
81 IN bid VI rs asked. do, June. 81 xix bid, vi ~
asked No Northwest hr April, 81 ~ bad 81 ~ ssk~d
do. May, 81 23 bid. 81 2f assed do. for June. 22s
bid. 81 ~ ASKED Corn about The sales
the calls were 16UoJ bushels al Soc 5ie. ior
size tor steamer yellow. sac. fos No. mixed and
4y,se 5Ohc Tor No. do. No sales AZ
the calls. The following were the bid aud
ssned pricss at the last call ;Apr steamer Ole bid
5Ilsc asked; do. No 534c. bid 5stsc. asked. May.
stea,ner, 5Vkc bid, 5ikc. asked do No 2. 5Jc bid,
55hc asked june, steamer 3itc. bid. 5Se asked; do
NJ z, o4c bid, 541sc asked Oats were frmer with fair
3sc. MOL do, 37,se No 40, stse. SAKE No do,
33hac. y3sAe extra mixed, 341sc No a.. 34Ac Nc
DO, 33kc No. 8 do, 33c. Safes about 1OJ.UO
bssus including 5oUvy bushels Ne. Chicago. An ssore
Hrsr AND Jurk Hemp vas dali; juss hats
;ss. aao s sa.s a. ss ss g % ss
SziV $40 Tor double and sl3U s155 tor undresssu
Russia clean, S2O5 $40 goid ItSlfan. $z1, $40,
god; jvte. 4sc 90. gold jute butts $3.50 NE.
currency. casi and time Mania hemp. 7cs sssi, o,se
istle. DC. 5szc.. all Koid .s.s :.
XoLsssss --foregn pretty good dem and. Dcmcs
tie steady We quote Cuba. centrifugal and mxed.
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Tho closing prices in San Francisco we're -

Tho total sale Of stocks The Board to-day aggrc.
gated 2s7, 900 shares.
Tho decline in San Francisco In the prico OF Con
solidatcd Virginia Is explained BY the following de-
spatch, received by p. X. II. G. Dickinson Of No IS
Broad street, who the prinopsl brokers here In
the California mining st0cks:-s'Hereafter the Nevada
Bank VIII advance but $40 per share Consolidated
Virginia inssad Of SIS 1t is reported here that the
dividend will be 81 hereafter instead OF 81"
The gross earnings OF the Minneapolis and St. Louis
Railway Tor tne month ending March 80, 1878, were
$sl,5ls o.
MOVEMENTS or GRAIN
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MINING SHARES.

The following were the opening prices Of mining
stocks Al San Francisco to-day:-Gould Curry, IN
Savage. l6S; chollar Posos, 2sh; oph,r. s3k; Hale
4 Norcross. IL; Grown Point, Al; Yellow Jacket. o;
Beichcr, az; Virginia Consolidated. l6k; California
(ex-dividendh 27; overmau, 1oh; Raymond 4 Ely,
4; Best & Bsichsr, 10; Union Consolidated ~; Al
pha, 8: Sierra Nevada, 3k Mexican, 10; Eureka Con-
soldated, SO; Justice, OK; Utah. *; Tip Top, TX;
Navajo, Ia.
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Collins sold ll2 Jersey spring lambs - % rs per
weight ia ibs head a. 5c per ID; ITO Ohio sheep.
weight IS hs per head. vt eye per H. l4e OHIO esp
weighs l19 lbs head, q 6c l03 Oan31s ewss
weight 1877 per head. exc b. ~ Canada ewes
weight 1853 LIS per hesd 81 6Ac To- l6e Dan ads
lambs weight 1o lbs head, a. To- per ID. sold
week ending April II. 1873, ASA sheep and lambs at
SIS 80 average per head j. Kirby 20. sold 1s2 Ohio
sheep. weight 80 lbs head Vt exc 10. Dxvis
Hntenbeck sold 90 State sheep, weixtt 80 bR
h. % state sheep wsish 90 es per hssd, =
81 is i7s state sheep wsshss los ~. IL lbs
Per head g ews e stare sheep weigh. lo7 Ss
per head 4 50 s7h per sw.; % state ea!l.;
stats LAMBS weigh. 90 y. ,o ger r. head :. 7ks per
perl 80 1ines shs.p, wsisht i,S lbs per hsaa sc
Per ID: 1913 MichixAa sheep weight 81 IL. per head
exc per ~; 2o7 ONO sheep weigh. q es PEI hssd.
head. ~ 4xc per ib.: q spring lambs Ut ss e2k
s. lambs 1t 81 So per head 10 spne % sd
per he i'd sold for week ending April IL, 1873 S379
sheen and lambs IS 81 average per head
Mich C0ws.-No sales reported.
vKALs CALvEs-Poor quality calves sold vt Sc exc
per lb medium. quality vs4s ~ 6c. 7c per lb
quality - g. H. Demand moderats and heavy
10 a Of Obtained
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udcd In the above 100 bales to arrive delivered
on contract 40 For future delivery the safes
u ioows saturday. alter one M.April, Ito bales
Ius5c may. 5O At l0y7c 9u0 ~ 10 9Sc June LOO at
U7 4OD IL Osc. JAY Ito ii lie. lJU NJ IL loo
IL Ice August 40 at IL lse 70U at lie Ovto
her. At 10. SIC. November lUu iuJtc, 40
IL57c Total, 5 30 baies To-day. up r. NJ. =
Ap H. bales ~ sOc hsv LOO ~ ~ 93c.. 800
I0SAe 100 lu02c. UUU luuIc. 6uO At Ia zoe. 100
ioses 40 o 1896 c,; June LOO lloss
Il tic 300 :, ics,ss. i,ioo It iosss., euo
$50 - u oss 400 al = VA 100 ., Lose August. 100
september 40 :. 70 7ss osober, 10 :. 70 ete. 100 as
luBuc 2u0 At ~ 5uc Novem,ot. no ~ DE tUu
ii4c Total ~ TO bales Grand total 49, 80 ese. The
New Oresas 25ie; Mobile. ss7 ssvaassh $40; Charles
New York. Boston. 587; pbia. All total
u9 bales This Jay last week. H. i5 bales This day
last year 4s74 bales Total september 5DsG 4s
bales 70 saturday night c. son hsixhts closed
lows: TO Havrc, by steam Ae compressed: Wy sail re
To Hamburg. ty steam. Ac esssa- 10 Bremen py
seam il.iGc compressed. by .ai, Ne 10 Liverpool
BY steam by sail. 1J-etd. corBpiessca.
FLsun GRAis -necepts Jour- II J6l btls whe
800 yusncs: me u n SACKS, coru. 665D
oats. Is 10 do re, 57.s24 DO; barley u,at 100
quiet. but steady The sales including state
Western southern. we're 1900 bIls within the
uex<d Rye nser wtth sales ~ lT5 bb
Corn meal quiet with sales VI so Dbk Rye ac
tive about 50 U bushels sold Including State. TIsc
Toe 12Ac for No estern. am Toe. Tor Cansdz ip
bond Bs,iev and barley malt were quiet. We quote -
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$1,000 6s r. 81. 1o7k $1,000 . o's 81. IOsx
u 5-xtl 81. lU1 ltUu 4k's, Q, VI. To-
25UUU 5-2O c67 b. lu7 5vvu lU40, be 1854
l:3i P. NJ.
$4,000 500 c. 67 .b3 lot $500 Ga sl b3 1o4x
5000 Us 41s vi .b3 1Hk 25uOo Us ssssc 81 k3 lO2x
$500 5 6's. '5l iU7h 2UVU ia lis
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$1,000 US SIS, 81, c.. lOlz
osUvO do. .b3 IUts
1JUJp do ..... be % lU4s4
$500 US ana. .. 'yf.. lU2ss
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The following table shows shs highest and lowest


Money on call was easy ali day at Q al per cont
The following the OF exchange Now YORK
a. the aforementioned cities to-day savannah buy
ing at lie premium, selling At " premium; Charles
ton, scarce, par, 3.16 a \ premium; New Orleans,
commercial J. premium, bank v premium; Chicago,
70 premium, and Boston par. Foreign exchange was
quict at sex for bankors' sixty-day sterling bills
and at 50 Tor demand
the ooLp MARKET.
Gold opened at 1904, tell TO 1908 and closed At
1oox The carrying were per cen, TO hat, and
hnaiIy az per cent
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EUROPEAN MARKETS..

LIvKnfooL. April 1916 p. NJ.
Cotton--futures dull s4f
LONDON, April f3-6Px
ProdacsRcHned petroleum. 95<d psr galloa. Tallov,
3Ss. 3D. per c~t
Linseed oil, E16 lisa per ton.
PRODUCE REPORT.
LiygRPooL Apr.l Is, 1s.6
Pork-Eascrn duh at Sos, Westcra dull ~ 1Ss BACON
Cumberland cnt dull ~ 2ss short rib aui u.s.. long
Gle dull 27s shurt clear du 2Ss Sd Hams Lona
dull at 3ss Shoulders steady At 22 Sd Beef India
steady 9s, extra dull st lots. prime
dali ~ sh LnTd-Prme sstern dull 3js cd. Tsllaw
Prime city dali - sss Turpsntne spirits duh At ia
X sin -Cummon dull ut 5s. tine dull los Cheese
America cnoice duii 63x Lard oil steady Al x5A
Flour kxtrs State steady 2ss I'd Whcst-No. SPRING
steady NJ los sd No. sprnR steady at iUs 3D.. winter
STEADY g. ad CcrnAxei soit dali ~ as oi for old
~nd steady at 26s Tor Cottonseed oil Yellow Anc
can In the market Receipts wheat the week
From Atsntc ports. 1900 quarters from Pacific porta
42,OOO quarters.
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ll:lj A. NJ.

~ $4,000 Us $40. c.'B5. n Iu@
~ J5Jyy Us SIS, 'sI, IU3.x
a. 2sUUU Us 5's, 'Si q. Dy iOga.
~ 2Urb US Us, cur liz
y DO vs. 41s's.r, 81 1U1gs
nor A
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Governments bonds we're active today and some
VIVA, ower the decline being IN ~ mpa,ny with gold
Al the close the market ~as stronger, and these
bonds closed steaoy at the following quotations;-
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skCOND BOARD-l p. NJ. !,

u EVV boHtOu... ss.sss...
IS Cal. 20 bid. cx d 291a asked
IS king'sMt. l. 50 bid. l.65 asked
80 Leopard. As bid, 80 asked
IS Mariposs. l.2Obid, 1.6O asked
IS Mariposa pL .l1< bid, 3 asked
Merrimac. bid, 6k asked
TX North nelle. - did, 3 asked
u NY&Col. Its hid 2.40 asked
~ On tari1. IS bid. = asked
~ Gold Placer. l.v0 bid, 2 asked
r,r,nn uo.pp 400 Ii n
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$1,000 N J Cen LIST con.

$1,000 N j Cen LIST con.
1000 do.
5000 Northw con cgb
2OOO II Il 81 J S's CON
1000 Cedar + 4 NJ LIST
1000 Lebigk&WB cOn
5000 Lake Sh coup.2d
TOO Della n nd reg '9l
100 shv Del d Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

tial part of the inquiry win not be possible
unless the people supply the necessary means
There could be no more significant tndlca-
ton of the real progress of the world in intel
lipence and humanity than this commission.
The Black Death, three hundred years ago,
swept over Che whole known world, leaving IN
the single city of London 100000 dead III
Italy half of the population; In China IT,
OOO, 900, and in Europe by the least cOmDu-
tation, 25,OOO,OO0. The same bravery and
individual self-sacrifct in meeting it were
shown then as now many priests ana sur
eeops. gentlemen and even noble women re-
fused to fly, and risked their lives in suecor-
ing the sick and dying. But the only modes
of prevention which suggested themselves 10
the popular mind we're the establishment OF
the Order of the Flagellants, in which men
and women of every class, noble and peasant
marched from city to city laceratng thelr
bodies to avert the anger of an offended COD (;
and the wholesale slaughter of the Jews, car
ried on for the same virtuous purpose. Now
few quiet practical men, armed with the weap-
ons which Science supplies. go boldly down to
face this terrible death in its stronghold,
determined to rob it of its power for all future
time, tflStlnS III UOu 10 pIoteCS, dhu 1hO'i
fellow-men cheerfully to help them. Science
and common sense in this age have not MADE
men less devOut or humane.
The history of this Black Death, by the
way, has a curious significance, when consld-
cred in reference to the present plague. 1t
was preceded (as the yellow fever has beenl
by great famines and drOuths in China and
India, followed 10y unprecedentedly warm
winters in Europe. So damp and murky was
the atmosphere that De Foe declares the ap-
proach of the poisoned air was visible like
wall Of solid fog. How much or how little
the exceptional warmth of last Winter may
have had to do with the spread of the disease
is for meteorological experts and psychologists
to determine. 1t certainly would seem that
from that cause and the long drOughts of the
Summer malariOus influences have been unusu-
ally active everywhere during this year.
II it be possible for Science TO reach the
cause of this scOurge, let her not fail for lack
of money. Even as q mere matter of com
mercial policy, aside from any question of
humanity, it commends itself to any rational
man. New-York has given nobly to the help
of the suffering what will she do to prevent
suffering in the future Contributions for
the commission should be sent TO the Board
of Health of this city. or to Mr.. George w.
Riggs of Riggs & Co., bankers, Washington,
ID. c., who acts as treasurer for them.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

What's the temperature in the Ark, Mosesi
Match Moses MantOn Mobblei Impossible He
can't be matched.
The coparceners are in hurry for the South Car
ollna story. They know the SIZE OF IT,
Reforp by CIPHER dispatches and buying votes is
not exactly the sort that the people wanted.
TUE TRIBUNE will do its best to break up Mr..
Tilden's cold tomorrow, by giving him an extra
sweat.
So Mr.. Tilden is preparing broad disclaimer"
is hoi He shOaId be exceedingly wary of the dan
ger of making il too broad.
II was uncommonly good of Moses Match Mobile
IN give us that handy word "cOparcener." 1t is a
more pregnant word than nincompoOp.
The persistent yelling of "Fraud" by the fellow
with the cards in his sleeve has at last directed the
bright sunlight of publicity upon the coparceners
game.
The Democratic party is clearly enough getting
ND the necessary muscle TO pitch the coparceners
and their victim overheard. The heroic method is
It's only hope.
Woolley has nearly got over it, but Belmont
keeps getting madder every hour. His business
associates have had hard time of it for the past
two or three days.
Several Democratic editors seem to be troubled in
their minds about the correctness of THE TRIBUNE
cipber transations Why don't they ask Marble
about themf He knows.
Word comes from Massachusetts, that Batter has
been steadily losing ground since the October cleo
tions. The Greenback strength is waning every
dav and the Generals reform pretensons are looked
upon with growing suspicion.
The latest whisper from the Ark Is that Marble is
engaged upon pile of Republican cipher dispatches
and ~ so absorbed that he does not hear the popular
camor for a card. This is a trihe thin. Even if he
had the dispatches Moses Is too shTewd to think he
can clear himself by yelling: YOU'RE another"
II the Republicans expect to secure any Congress-
men in South Carolina, they must do something
besides send speakers there. The bulldozers
make no disguise of saying they intend to elect a
solid Democratic delegation at any cost. The threat
is made over and over again in all the party news.
papers Of the State, and il will be earned out on
election day unless something else than talk is done
to prevent it.
It will doubtless please Mr.. :. S. Cox to be In
formed that tile whole country looks upon the ap-
uouncemeut of himself as n candidate for Speaker
as a repetition Of the same old joke. Mr. COx's
solemnity has for % long time been the funniest
thing about him, aud he IL never solemn and SO
funny as when he gets the notion into his head that
he has chance to be elected Speaker. Reverse vour
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

1t usually happens that the man who has no faith
in banks and safe deposit companies has chdlike
confidence in a woolen stocking or hole under a
rafter in the garret a fire and burglar-proOf
eeptacle for his coin and currency Or rather he has
a serene trust in his own sagacity, and no is
moved with something like commiseratiOn for his
fellow beings who can't take care of their own
money, and have the weakness to intrust bankers
and Others with the task of keeping it securely. 1t
is only month since $4,000 was picked out of tho
belt vi hich of these shrewd fnanciers had been
wearing under his shirt for nearly year. He was
a cautious gentleman. and he lived in Indianapolis,
but one night he dropped into slumber in sleep
ingcar, aud when he awoke his hoard had vanished.
still fresh in the memory of everybody is
the cass of the frugal piekledealers of Veseyst.,
whose $4,000, although neatly hidden in a closet
upstairs, was discovered aud appropriated by an
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
Jnoe1 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

AMrsgMENTs-9d Pd0e-5th anu 6tl columns
BANkHuIT NOTICfs-3d faGe-5th column.
BOAHB AND kOOMs-jd fUge-Aih eniuinn.
BUslSESs NOTIC Es--4M Pa1f-lst column.
CORPORATION NOTiCEs-Gia Pagc-Jh cOluihh'
COt,Srl.r UOARD-3d I'dqe-4t1 coiumn
DAkCfNG ACADLMIE---6h9 PdOs-4th cOiuuhh"
BTyTunNn NOrICEs-7h EG0s-Oth column.
my GOODS-3d Pd0C-5th and 6th cO4unnS'
F.yCuEsiONs- fGgc-6tb cOiumt.
Er,ROpE Az AOyEA ArtsEMESTs-7tk PG0e-Oth cOiuli"
FINANCIL-7M PqQe-Jtb AID 6tL cOlumhs'
FINE AHTs-3d Pdge-6th column.
HEATERS- I'd Pd5S-5tb column.
HLlP WsNTEu--3d Pa0e-2d cOlunlL
UOTEIa-3d FGGe-4th column.
HOUsEs AND FAKMs WANTED I'd Page--oth column
ISsfTtUCTioS-6h PQge-2i Sd and AN Columns
Law ss.HOOLs-6h Pdge-4th co tIInn.
IFGAI NoTICEs-7A PGge-6th column
MAERIE AND SLATE MASTELS-6th fdge-oth coiunh'
kIpEfAeys AND DEATas--jth PagS-6th oOluiHu 49,,
NIsCEIIANEOUs-3d PGgc-4th column Sh Pa9e-1th
SIN and 9th columns. 49,, -,
LtTrsIc1I iysIRU vENTr-3d Pdde-6th column.
NTyr IITIsI rI;A ATIoSs-61h Pade-2d column.
EEAI RsTATE FOR sALE-fTTT-2d' Page-6fh cOlnmn
BRoOHLYN-2d PGge-6tu column CoUkIRf-za
PaJe-6th cO.umu; AUCTION sALEs-2d Fdde-O'L
column rD EXCHANGE-2d PGge-oth cOIuhlh'
RTECIAL NOTfCEs-5! f'QGe-6t1 column
slTUATIONs NAS4LD-AALEs-3d PG0e-Zd colunh
FEMAIEs- Sd Fage-lst and I'd columns .,
BTK4EBOATs AkD ftAILROADs-6h Fage-Zu ana OF
sTYAMEFs UcRAN-6h Paoe-5th column.
IEACHRRs-6m P00e-5th column. 80
10 IET-CITY PROPERTr-2d PGge-bth co!uulh
CoUNTRY-2d PaQe-5th ana 9TH Columns.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
SOUTB CAROLIEA.

We shall publish tomorrow further in
stalment of the cipher kilograms, disclosing
the secret operations Of the Democratic
managers for the capture Of the Presidency
in 1876. This part of the correspondence
relates to South Carolina, and LAYS bare a
scheme not different IN its general character,
but perhaps even more extraordinary in its
details than the plot for the purchase of the
electoral vote of Florida which we described
the other day. We shall give the text of
the cipher kilograms as well as the
translation, and we shall offer the public
every facility to test the accuracy of our
Interpretation, and to learn how we arrived
at it.
We have waited week since the publica-
ton of the Florida story IN the expectation
that some of the persons implicated in the
scandal would make an attempt 10 exculpate
themselves, either by dIsclaiming any know-
edge of the transactions described, OF by ex-
planning dark messages to which everybody is
putting an eyil meaning. Not one of them
all has spoken. The general verdict will be
that it is now too late.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
TIE SITUATION TO-DAY.

The past few weeks have made a very great
difference in the prospects of parties and
candidates. To realize this, we have only TO
recall the situation which Immediately fol-
lowed the Maine election. BY almost every
one the complete overthrow of the Republican
party was assumed as a fOregone conclusion.
The few who still hoped were those who in
sisted that Grant could be elected, but no
other Republican, and that bis election would
become National necessity to save the cOun-
Try from repudiatiOn aud Communism. 1t ID
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
FOE The CAMPAIGN.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, large, sixteen
oage paper, which, besides containing. all the
news, is complete agricultural and family
Journal, Will be sent from now until
Christmas, to any address, postage, paid,
for Twenty Cents; or IN bundles OF
not less than ten, to one address,
hostage prepaid, from now until after
the election, at the rate of Ten Gents
per copy. win campaign clubs and commit
tees send in their orders at onceT
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
Nen'alorjs Daily Grihmt1e,
FOUNDED az HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1873.
THE NEKS MS MORNLNG.

FoREIGN.-It IA supposed that ex-President Con
saIez. who sailed with twenty followers
from Santo Domingo, has been lost at
sea. 80 Silver has fallen to 81 pence
per ounce in London, and may go lower -=
The Porte will not submit the new treaty with
Russia to the Powers. - Austria has decided to
reduce the army 10 Bosnia.
DosEsTIC-G General Garfield spoke in Harrisburg
last evening and Senator Blaine in Detroit.
- Democrats are gathering at Washington for
the purpose, 1T is believed, of consulting with
reference to THE TRIBUSEs cipher revelations
81 Hathaway, the Fan River defaulter,
was sentenced to ten years in prison yes
terday. - The yellow fever is raging
at Helena. Ark, and is increasing at
Mobile. - The jury in the of Billings
1t BallstOn, has been discharged they stood IL to
for acquittal - A dinner was given to William
Lloyd Garrison By the Franklin Club, Of Boston,
yesterday. - Theodore Thomas's College OF
Music has opened with 100 pupils.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Sccretary Sherman con-
terred with New-York bankers about pur-
:hases of silver and issued an important
order concerning called bonds yesterday. -
The Republicans in this city nominated L. p. Nor
ton, General McCOok and Mr.. Bergman for Con-
gress. 60 Candidates for city and county offices
were nominated by the Brooklyn independents
Colonel MOsbY and others testified in the
Porter inquiry - The investigation of
the Adelphi explosion was begun. - More
evidence was discovered against Edward Reinhart.
80 Mrs. Smith pleaded not guilty of murder
ing her husband. "A keeper was killed by an IN
sane man at Ward Island. - An unknown
man lost his hfe on the East Side Elevated road
- Gold 1O11L 1918 1O09I. Gold value
Of the IsgaLtender dollar at the close, 9921O
Stock opened with tendency to panic. later re-
covered and closed buOysnt at the highest prices
Of the day.
THE WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations ind
cate warmer and partly elOudy clear weather
Thermometer yesterday. 61o, 71c, so.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
THE YELLOW FEVER COYvIssyoy

We urgently call the attention of our readers
to the appeal of the Surgeon-General of the
Marine Hospital Service, for funds to defray
the expenses of the committee Of scientific
men who are now investigating the causes
and probable means of prevention Of the yell
low fever. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, it will
be remembered, generously offered to bear
the whole expense OF this commission, should
no help be given her. But surely, when the
whole Nation is TO profit by the work, it
will not suffer one woman to carry the
entire burden. lt Is proposed, too, if suf-
ficient aid he extepded, to add 10 the COM
mission the services of Two or three competent
experts who will thoroughly examine into the
phenomena of the disease by means of those
instruments of precision which. in the hands
of science, are doing so much 10 hold death
at bay for this genclation. This very essen
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

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New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

There is prevailing impression in Ohio that the
late Mr. Thurman did not have the best Of it in his
negotiation with Mr. PendletOn. Gentleman
George" took the seat in the Senate for himself,
and resigned to Mr. Thurman all right, title and in-
terest in the next Presidential nomination, and in
championship Of tho rag-baby as means to that
end. Thurman now wishes that George had taken
care of his own baby.