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The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
AECULIAR LARCENY GAZE.

A eass sinfln 10 tAat Of Jeseph =. Shane
vAs vHs hsh for co0rt b Mayor AHno1d
ssns ttlss sxo fse stealing . heller from
EAxssd Hnsoa, during ths October food,
.sa sfs6Evsrd seauissed b. the jury, was
haard hsasss the Nsysr last right.
zDsnlsl@ Mooney charged Hiram kvsm
yt1A IL lsressy Of plx. Both parties
tiss ss1 Elsventh street bridge. Ths
bsysm ssrrisd sway By the high water,
aa1 Masasg dM not know where Il was
nskil essus1ay, when be ssw b IL EvAn's
ysr1 sna ss snes nenti6ed q ~ his, BY .
1laek spst q n right esr. Acolored man
Tram wAem Mooney had parrhsssd the
-, sessn weeks bsfsre the storm, also
sssrs fksr tbs pig In he posssssioa Of the
pxIssns va tAs samsxhish he had sold.
a ssa sf Evans aged, % yesza tessiaea to
sxtnni.x after the pig and getting Il ont
Of tha waiar On the day Of the foOd, below
Hszas h DaeEs works. He thea took It
hams sn1 put Ii In the yard whers n had
usan svsr atnea.
In yisw Of the precedent which had been
established In the ease ofshane, the Mayor
discharged the case.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
TREcr1os or BUILDINGS.

During tie month Of Novezbsr, there
wss sasyea permis for ths erection o.
Sui,ainxs, issusd BY the engiaesring and
surysying dspsrtmsnt. Five wers dwell Ing
hsasss, oas n addition to store, and oaf
stshas. In ne corresponding nonfa OF
1o77 fcsStma perniks wEre granted, an H.
exsase or thres over this year.
fernfu vsre graEtsd IS follows:
Georrs a. Carmen ons h0use on tho
vsr ssds Of Buttocwood, betwsen Lcsdeh
sn6 a strsets-
Janes L. Hawkins, one house on south
vest s3ds Of 18th strest, sezth OF Wakning-
tn strssk
Issse fhsaas, enc hssss ssushvest lsids
q f0th stresk. south u Wsshingsos ssrset
Uirxn YkI1iips, enc house On south ss1s
efYeuxtk skrses uest of eeott StTeak
Jsmea D0nis, eas hsaae - ncEtA stds q
reursh skrssk, vsst ef Line0la stssss. =
Dsvya = Daekinghsm, n addition - y.
stoua 6 asukheast eofEsx sf frost snd
Skiplsy skxssfA
Wniisa i. MeKsy, ous stabas = tie
.srtAvsss sornsr Il TvslfsA md West
fksaAs X. rwter, sss hsuse % vsst sias
e Nsaisea sErsst, soath q ElssenkA stresf.
The@As 1sCsnh, sas ,bs1sa On the wess
~ q lnlissa strsek, ssakh Of 1ltA street
NNlAA r. Nsilos, col0red. css hossa o.
~ ssufA ~ q Gtxtssnth street, sass d
IAAgoln osxoek.s N 20.
Jahn 0rinags, eas house on The ns.th
- u Ys1rth stseet, west iron Lincoln
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WIN. HOUsTOyg FUNERAL.

The body of William Houston the Kimble
vile farmer who dropped dead from heart
disease st the p. W. & B railroad depot, on
FF4ay aftefzBBss55E Was tsksf % bis homs q
Saturday, by Mr.. j. A. Wilson, usdefssRef.
The funeral viii take placs to-morrow, at
10 O'Clock 0. N from his late residence.
The easket, In which the deceased viii be
inferred, Is very fine one, with silver
mounted handles and elegant upholstering,
and reflects greet credit upon Mr.. Wilson
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
A LEBANON CLOCK WONDER.

West Chester Republican,: Mr.. David
Reddtnger, an ingenious mechanic of the
Independent District, is constructing .
clock in exact imitation of the celebrated
Eagle clock. He hiss completed 1t 90 ia,
as y have Apostles and other figures IN
working order, which he moves with =.
crank motion, the clock movement beins
the only part of the machinery vet wanting
and be is engaged on that In his letsure
hours. = - .-r.T - 'S'Ni'
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
WEEKLY MoRTUARY REPORT.

Daring the week ending Saturday No
rsmber Both, there were ten deaths In this
city o. reported by z. B. Frszer register Of
deaths and buriAls, showing an increase of
three over the proceeding week as follows:
Native, Of Ireland, /; United States, 9;
sdults, 3; minors, z; males, 6; females, 5;
whites, 8; black, /; under year of age, 9:
from 20 to 30, l; frem 30 to 40, l; from 40
to so, /; from 90 to 20, /; Coroner's cases,
3, removed from the city, 8.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
THE DOBSON CASE.

No new developments are assured in ths
Dobson case, but therei Is rumor to the
effect that Constable Trtman Rose Is ziin
possession of such information as leads
him to doubt the guilt or, at least, TO modi.
fy the grade OF the offence Of Mrs. cDobsen
and her two alleged ,accompliees, Vincent
and Newcomb. Mr.. Dadson who went
rome to Kent county, Md.,a day or two
after his wife was brought to Delaware, re-
turned to New Castle on Saturday with
clothing &C., for his wife and she may be
released on bail, but as yet is still In the
cells. s>-i LIE 3S5H%G 81 =
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DOWN TIE PENINSULA.
Newark Eanta s;rset Iamps-

Newark FAHta tirffF lamps
Thieves are sslsk sseasa smsrss- n ?
-Ihe Dovsr, ,BAPass4&rs kaTafa ssadsr;;
"A resF.A f.IfhH -
.1Cesn AO1AEs sSsAft-ER sskskble p reg
ular order to-day. .zaa
The mil ponds. Of SUSSEX are loKes row
than they have sseh sines E&- ~
= Gaocs can b s0usat ssean AAls@ds On
aceOunt OF the srsat eonpetitson,, ii
A State temper-nce couvpDtion VIII be
held I'm Smyrna Dsceaber 2sEh aud Eth.
Ksst eupy seuseasssssks IL max
ing CREST essrs for Asf4sk winter eauvass.
WIN. Enesood. Esq of Lewes, did at
his home lass NaaDssdAs, Of paue rOnia'
Prof R. y nor.svflle, c.s.,ttsn Va IN
aceonplishsd Tsnkse, wnl epsp1s high
school In Milford. It 10
Rhodes shaeklin Hemmons one OF kn-
ford's mast respected eittisss, did % that
Placs Saturday xsek. aged7A yeAzs- a. ]
Yesterday wesk ago, completed the six
teeuth year Of the paststase OF The Rev.
Mr.. NeKinn Of Christ ehntrh nilsna.
Dover Is thinking that . pslics force
would be just the thing aov.- The Lssisla-
tsre via ASSEMBLE there soon now, you
know. H " sJ ..$I@
The Chesapeake Record has folded up II
Iistle tent and gone north ss far as Eorto
Esst, trsn which place IT will here after BE-
issaed, - go
Joseph Thompson. the working nars
friend and woald.be Ereenback ofzee hsader
~iil lecture Tn Chestersown ON The teDth Of
Deeember. gf - I%8 aS@j
The fourth quarterly cosferenss Of TIE
Dover N. Z. church Was held Saturday
evening. Yesterday Prssiaing Ridr Qaigg
preached. stFtlfh I Nv
The Jamss x BuraiR, y sioop Ass has
been undergoing rvpsirs fur pns time past
WIN, In day 0rtwo, aide from the ways,
almost a. good q new. ii
Robert Emory, Q eolored man living neal
Masseys WIS found desd from heart disease
lat Monday, On N oxscsrt In which IL
we esgsgsa p haulip q weed.
The Knteoaaty DIVISION of the Q. IA
X. Co., g. R.uDder the management lof
Fred Gerksr, Esq, offers to deliver
wheat In Baltimore for cents per .bushel
| 4 1 swinging boom knocked James Bridge.
man Of Caroline county from the deck oi
the schooEer Psrquharson, into the chilly
vssers of1ths -Gkssapesks and he was
] as6an ned. 20,
Milford Walters, tae negro s.whe pisteled
Jenkins Whaley, also colored, oat Of .ex>
istence In Cecil couEty . a-Esek or 30 ago
has been arrested In spaDiard's meek Queen
ABne county, Nd, and removed to Rlkton
| ian - =
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
OFFICERS ELECTED.

The Delaware Safe Normal Uniyersi,
reelected the following officers for The r E;
three months:ig cl "7a#
President Frank Runner. @
Vice Prssidelt-W. G. Temple. IA
secretaryIMiss sallie Thompson. g.,
10 Recording secrstary--Mis Nellie Bsr
son. ~. : ,sJ7yr1l, NJ 81
+ lllF linaneisl a.aa 8 lsieeTe,ary-H. Simpson -"
Treasurer-T. G. Atkinson. ..<,c7 - =.
Mar'hal-JohR ]. Mahoney, "
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
RDLR CLASS ANNIVERSARY.

TAs laird anniversary Of the Rev. R. D.
Cssk's. Dibie clsse, WIN be held In the
second Baptist church, on next Thursday
kvestsz. Good music wfll be present and
spsechse afs expected 10 be made BY Prof.
LsAg, - the Cfozier Theological Seminary,
.asaf CAsseee, ssd By Mr.. William Shoe
MalEsr, sf rAiiadeiphia.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
MORNING TRAIN TO NHw YORK.

Commencing on Monday. Dseenber 81.
the train which leaves Wilmington at 7.05
9. m, will make connection at Grey's Ferry
With the $50 .. m. train from West Phils-
delphia for New York. This win afford
onr business men An opportunity TO wish rhe
metrepolis and return tae same day. The
cficers Of the P. W. Il B. r. R. deserve
the thsnks OF the community for this
coMm0datior. u...
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
sATURDAY's WHIPPING.

Ths saly vrisonsr whipped ss New Castle
Saturday was IN old eslored man, named
1sbsrt 1faihard, who vas convicted Of
stsaling aasAdls and bride from Wn. r
kliassa. Ten lashss were the extent Of
tastaes neessd out to him and they wers
lightly lsid On.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
A CASE DIsNISSED.

.Elza Johns eolorsd, preferred charges
agsist her hushasa Elias Johns st the po-
aes Asesings last svsning, for threstsnins
AEm Asf. The charge wss not sustained
~ - klias proved that be Was quiet and
er&lsly, thiag which Eliza failed TO do
S0f hefsslf, the prisoner was dismisssd- ,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
THE sHoRTLIDGE REUNION.

The reunion Of the former students of
Shortlhgss Academy, which took place In
Kennett Square, on Thanksgiving day, was
IN enjoyable affair, and was attended by
several WilniiSgtonians. ,- =.
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phoposALs FOR LIGHTING. Fx.
nrp .1sGUI-HING,. CLEANING Ann
~ 6SEEFMAlRiNG "a, THE LAMPS OF TsE CRY CRY
~ az, sM,IAI a sGION, AND, FURSIsHING

oaSAND OIL FOR TEE YEAR 1s7a-
sealed proposals viii be received At tn.
.lncs IN o. tne Clerk OF the City Council. in
sne Ciey BAN. until Thursday. Decem ~, a.
2tn. InS. At O'clock in The syening JoI
|GrtGaI1NG .EXTINGUIs IsHIN u
|ooiL,EsANiNG ~ AND REPAIRING The LAM, :,
or vi tne clty OF Wilmington, and furnishine .
sass on and all ether materials fop thss
sans Sa loI the year 1879. The lamps to he
t,so.sd N. and extinguishsd every nieht in e
,iHyr. tne year. The time for lighting and Az. ~
rnaa .ig nlhg to be furnished d by The Cbsir-
LA .sn {, ol tae Lamp COMMITTEE, Ia h Ian
III verR 70 be taken off the post and wassad
w w..n goa D and water at least once in tTo
,s,as as. The contractor to furntsh sH
sShss Wassias i9r ~. lighting, and materials for
one sanents VIII De made monthly With
the fai,hh,s fagnth,s pay retained by the citv "e for
the ,aitniQl peiformsncA. of contra enf e15 ,o5
ofthmai mi1R rs aust be done to the satisfsatin,,
city OF snsls Sii be received for the whole
ject IA apS Sommittee ~ reserves the right to re.
dees.a ,o PETER B. HUEsTEp
''-- SAarioan Lamp Committse,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
DRNIzENs CT GREELEY STREET.

Fannie Jshnson and Laura Wilmer, both
celoFsd, were before tbs Mayor, last night,
q he chafss Of being disorderiy.- Both OF
ttsn rsside o. Grssley strsst. They were
s4ck fDed % and costs and the former was
hsld In the sun Of 500 to kesp the peace.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
ON A VISIT.

Mr.. Psnssli Emerson, Of Camden, Is now
On visit to Kennett Squire, of which
place he Vas formerly resident, and also
An attaehs Of the Weekly Leader.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
SERMONS ON TIE SACRAMENT.

Yesterday, at the Central Presbyteriaa
church, Rev. DR.. Nixon, = the pastor,
preached forenoon and evening on the sae.
rsmsut Of the. Lords Supper. In the
morning be preached from the text "This
b my body which 10 broken for you" and
isths evening", "EKcept ye eat the fesA Of
tho eon Of Man and drisk His blood, 20
shan hsvs n life In yeu." z,.s
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
THE SUN.

Tomorrow afternoon Prof. Richard L.
Qninton, late Of London, viii lecture In the
Girls High School, No. 1, on the sun,
which viii be one Of the Teachers Institute
course.i ~ n .-bI
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
., A TRIP TO EUROBE.

Mr.. B B. Johnson's lecture, "a Trip t .
Europe" on Tuesday evening at Gface M,
L. cburch, promises to be quite Interesting
ana while containing all the points Of the
iormer lectnre, delivered in st. Audrew,s
Cnureh, VIII have several additional char.
acteristics. ~- -
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THE CASE OF HUNTER.

1snter, The convicted murderer Of Arm
stfsAg, WIN soon know his fate. The court
sfeypeAls for the State Of New Jersey, Will
feneer ~ Aecision In his case to-day.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
DELAWARE's DELEGATION.

Senator Eli Salisbury and Representative
James Williams went to Washington on
Saturday. Senator Bayard has been thei .
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
A PASTORS ANNIvERsARY SERMON

Yesterday was the third anniversary of
Rev. z. B. Cooks pasterats at the Second
Baptist Church, and In the morning he
preached sermon suitable to the occasion
The Morning herald., 1878-12-02
LIBERAL LEAGUE,

Yesterday, at the meeting Of the Liberal
League, tho subject " Fact and Fiction
was discusssd BY Mr.. Joha 8. RowbothAm
ana otReles
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HELLER's MAGrcTALEET.
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New-York tribune., 1878-05-31
GENERAL NOTES.

About 100 persons are to testify i'll the suit
brought by Countess Lamborn against the brothers of
Cardinal AntoncilL The estate has been reGxamined
and rcaprraised and the Counts Autoncl now set its
Vur af SI2OuOO whereas II has generally been SUP
Iosrd 10 Oc worth S2,OOO,OO0 at least
new mineral spring was discovered in Pal
etue Park Round Lake. las; Saturday, and flow
ipe AZ tie rate Of fifty gallons minute, as good
broth.r informs The TnIBUNg by postal card. The
vafer La. strong tincture OF iron The spring Is IA
The h. / of tbe cain meeting jordan near the Dead sea,
ana there Is inv a0ug all the saints and spectators III
the new Jef1ChO.
Bald Mountain has a cracked crown, but is
quiet and peaceful baby There has been neilher
earthquake nor volcano but there has been shrinhage
Of the mountain SIDES owing probably to continued wei
weather. and there is crack about one huhdieu
yards in length about four feet in width. ana OF uh-
know depth. The creyce. which runs nearly uuo eas'
aud west, l. parallel with and but short distance on
The brow Of the precipco which marks the sOutheIh
boundary OF the mountain.
Yankee inventors are now appealing TO the
morbid tastes OF Frenchmen. One man who IL very
anxious TO let his good works 10 known among men
describes his apparatus rs patent life and death re
figerstor" declares that he has hit upon means OF
spendng consciousness and all bodily action by
Of the application Of cold and reyyDg the at will
and he is considerably out o. temper because tho
American CenHalssioner will not let him bury himself
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hut she never gives any money. Altogether her debts
amount TO $4,000"

hut she gives any money Altogether her debts
amount to $4,000"
MADAME PAPPENHEIM's VISIT TO BOSTON.
During her visit TO Boston this week an in'
formal reception was rendered 10 Madame Pap
penhelm By number OF her admirers In
that city. The reception took place at tine
Hawthorne Rooms, Wednesday evening Among tho
guests were MeSsrs g. H. Cnickerng, A. Parker
browne, g. y. stlckncy, Henry +. Miller Dr.
T. O. Billiard, ". f. Gill, and members OF the Apollo
and BOylstOn Clubs, aud the Handel and Haydn So
ciety. The music OF the evening was contrlDuted Dy
Madame Pappenhem, signor Tagliapietra. Mr John
Orth and H. L. Studley. During the evening Madame
PappeDhcim presented with magnificent laurel
wreath solid silver and gold, which inscribed as
follows: Presented to Nine Eugene PappeDhem,
tue leading dramatic soprano Of the time bv few or
her Boston admirers-Boston, May %, 1878"
Tle presentation made by Mr.. W. r. GIL, and
Madame Pappenhem accepted the gift in these words:
You all know | cannot speak English well.
I can say. thank yOu." An Informal exchange OF
courteoies closed the reception
This reception understood In Boston tO
be Madame Pappenheim,s farewell TO that city.
before sailing from NewYOrk lon Saturday,,
for Europe to begin three years snsagcment.
Her does not appear on The Passen-
ger list of the steamer Massachusetts,. which
sailed from Boston for Liverpool yesterday,
but she may have taken passage under an assumed
name OF the eighteen passengers III the cabin nine
New-York tribune., 1878-05-31
HONORS 10 GOTERNOR ROBiNSON

INFoRMlL RECEPTION ny HE MANHArr.N CLUB.
The Manhattan Club rendered to Governor
Robinson last evening Informal reception, at the
clubhouse IN Fin-ayc. It's entire informality was te
ground of iis acceptance No speeches were made NO
one wore a serious talked with his neishbor
moro than n moment or two. Ecieat"d assurances
were heard from every side that the hhdIr
was strictly informal and that no sle'ehe7
were 10 be made. Governor Robinson came III about
halt past nine lie was introduced Ia those who ala not
know him generally 10y +. Il. Olnty and Corporation
Counsel Whitney. The guests were numeroI+' coming
and going carly Ex-Governor Tdcn and Colonel Prltoh
arrived soon after O'Clock. Mr.. 1idcn was LOOKING
remarkably we'll Durin. the collation. he sat at tahie
with Governor Robinson. Sir ". Il. Richardson Chiei
Justice of Canada; A. j. NandcrpOe and Attorney tch-
cra Schooumaker, his thrown over the back ot MS
chair, chatting merry with all who approached
him.
Among those Jrcscnt, in addition 10 those airea"y
mentioned were Chlei-Justicc Curtis. John M'h'on'
Mayor Ely cx-Mayor Wickham Royal Phelps Lawrence
Turnurc Is. Wood, Judge Thompson j. T. AgncW' pr' l.
4. Sayrc, Edward Cooper, Judge schley, "i MARY
land President smith, of the Police Board COlOhei
H. " Harrison. Townsend :. Cox, Henry haNehl"yer'
Colonel H. Uhl eXJudgc Barbour, President hhlg VI
the FIRE Department. ex-Judge shipman, H. l.. 'hton'
John Wheeler C. ID. lngcrsOl, Senator bafhun' eA-'oh
Gresham Whitohouse John \ I. Strdhdn, senator 81
Iohus Asscmblyman Muller, Colonel "hSate'
General McSlahon, Assembymen Fitzgerald Daiiy ana
Ihan, X. H. Roosevelt. Surrogate Gavin 0het'n
Reilly Register Loew, A. j. LOOMS, DF W NH,!hln a.
Hammond, General Roger A. Pryor, I. W D't 'on'
Justice kibreih General Ciugnan, cA-JudEe btuloi
lanes O'Rrien II. \. Gumblet0n. General owen anu
Park Commissioner Lane.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-31
MUSICAL IND DE4u41IC NOTES.


The concert hall at the Paris Exhibition will
not be ready Till june l.
GounOds "Polycuctc will be produced at
the Paris Opera on the 17th Of June.
Mile. Alban and NJ. Capoul are in London,
studying their part, in " Paul ct Virsiuc."
There Is talk of new play by Mr. BOuci-
cau to be brought ont next season at Nailacks Thea
tire.
NJ. Faure has been made Il Knight of the
Order OF Francis Joseph, Of Austria and singer to the
Court
1t is intimatcd that Bryant Ministries Will
in the Fall occupy their Opera House IN Twenty
thi-d-st.
Frequent changes of bin are to be made at the
Park Theatre during the engagement Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lirgard.
Mr. Sothcm will return TO the United States
eaIly next season. and Will effect his reappcarance at
the Park Theatre.
Mr. Jeflerson's engagement at the California
Thratic san Francisco. is to last iour ~coks-bcsminns
next Monday evening.
,Ir. j. Is. Booth, the wcll-knOwn actor and
mauacer-Edwin Booths elder bro'her-ha- turned inn
keeper He will open his hotel erly in june II -
an the shore OF Manchester, Mass ard IL ca- The Mas
c1Ioo House Il expected thnt many theatrical per
sol /. Will participate III the oicnlng festival.
Mr.. H. j. Montague is to be the recipient
o, benefit 10 sgual ze his farewell 20 NewYoTk The
occasion Is assigned for next Monday afternoon. at
Booths Theatre Mr. Montague. II is understood pur-
n,r. next season 20 the way o. all Stars. IAc
bc nclt bil viii be made known on Thursday
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DIED..

COLFS-In Greenburgh y Y. Thursday May 30 OF scarlet
fever Iible daughter OF James and Esther coles,
months and : days.
from "a" tr-t NJ r. NhliCb lte ilaihs
saturday, June l. at 1870 O'Clock
pANFORTII-On the 29h Alice daughter of the Rev.
j. Z. Alice II. DanfOrth, aged years anG month
DA CO~TA-On Tuesday May p at her residence
NO AZ Henry ST. Bvookyn Ealnah NJ WHO" oi the Ato
John NJ Ia Costa.
the friends Of tno family are invited attcnie funeral ser
brooklyn on Friday May 81. at p. IL Is respectfully
requested that DO flowers De sent.
FOOrT-At her residence NowIIaveu, Tlurstay. May
1873. Elizabeth Elliott Foote, wiioS Oi samuel h. fooV
In the 1lst year OF her age.
HAYs-On "Wednesday morning, May %. 1873. ThOmas
Ratyes and friends arr respectfully invited attend his
residence o his broarrlnlaw, charles o.
Uarntr No. ll3 Last o'st. On may MOI As, Nay 81
AZ 10 O'Clock
KEEPAt Lockpori on Thursday May 80 Frances Rhodes
widow Of the late illm Keel.
OWENS-At Bloomfield y j., Nav y. Caroline b. owens.
youngest daughter 0t Nara IL ard tlc ate Ihoinas "
Relatives ana friends Of family nyited 10 attend the
funeral Friday 3Is inst. loG te residence Ot
Train leave, barclay and Chrstopher-sts at 1880
SOW DON-On wednesday, the 29th inst, Mabel IL,
youngest daughter OF Geo. H. and Lay l. HOWGon, aged
! years and months. .
Relatives Of the family invited 10 attend the
the residence Of hcr grahlnoief NO 0-i
East l2ith st, Friday, the 81 81 inst, Al 1870
WATSON-On Wednesday. May 29 Of pneumonia James
Mat-On. in the I'D year al bis aye. -,
Funeral Friday, the S-t inst, at T. m from his lae
residence, No 2t2 West iJthst-
WEBB-On May 2s Thomas webb, in the 18th year OF he
Relatives and friends requested attend the funeral
services at the Collegiate ChuIc 5thaYe corner 18Th 81,
Friday, Mas 81 at | =. m
New-York tribune., 1878-05-31
PENNSYLVANIA MEDICAL SOCIETY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.l

PITTsBCRG, Penn. May 30.-The second
days session the Medical Society opened at
o'clock this morning. After the reception OF reports
from various county medical societies the society
proceeded 20 the consideration OF resolutions sub
mtted by the Committee on Medical Educa-
ton. The resolutions advise rigid preliminary
examination of all students entering for medical study,
and strict enforcement OF the rule requiring fully three
wears OF study. The resolutions were adopted. The
Committee on Nominations reported the following
nominees
For Presidcnf-James L. Stewart, OF Erie. -
Vice PrcSdents-J. T. Carpenter, OF schuylhlI; VIII
liam Godll, OF Philadelphia, and 4. NJ Pollock, of
Pittsburs.
Permanent SerrefdrJ-WIlliam B Atkinson.
EecOTdiaJ SecTfhITg--J " kcrlin, Of Delaw1re.
(0rrcSy0ndiag S,creLry-O. ". Allis oi Philadelphia.
Tre4snser-Beniamin Lee. Of Philadelphia.
The next meeting fixed to take place nj Chester,
Delawaie County the last Wednesday OF May, 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-05-31
PTBLIC OPiNION.

Mr.. Potter may think he is working for his
own nomination iu $40 but he is really working much
more effectively for General Grants election ila-
delpna Press QItpJ
II the Democrats nominate Grant Tor the
Republicans. aud The EcpunA cans n"nln"" Iidrn Tor
.lr DrmOcratn, there would D. -Iaal opening Tor 70
tlIrd uafty. go on. somebody, and orranIzc u new
p,rtyi II nil gAt do heap OF good cincinnati Com
merCIal UudJ
The Potter movement has given the Re-
ucau, one good Issue upon which 20 20 &" the country
H. the Congressional elections, ana ihl7 "esAi upon hr
amy yc. tbcrn another with two such Issues thus
- i,v presented. there ought not 20 hr any doubt lot
aout the election 81 a Republican House OF Represent
aflyes-[Utcd Herald Q:cpD
New-York tribune., 1878-05-31
SAILORS ARRESTED FOR MUTISY.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3O.-W. S. Brackee,
william Painell. Lewis Johnson and john H. bro"h'
coIorcd soilors ON tho schooner Curtis Tilton,
which left this port for Cuba, were arrashe"'
this afternoon, before United states Comml'Sloher
Smith. charged with mutny. When the 'csSc''
which left yesterday got far as Chester ne ntn IN
fused TO the casks with water. As they peIsslou m
d.obeyng orders the captain called to his hd le puSe
OF Chester, aud this morning the muneeTs Were ere ron
10 this city irons The captain testifed 10 .uV aS'
The case and tbe COMM concluded " Dou the
Attendants until tomorrow when the case WIZ pe hcn
into court. The men deny that they reluseo " "oA