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TIE dead pope is busily employed in
working miracles MS postulantfo canon
iuation. The latest instance, is the cure Of
IN epilcptic boy in the diocese Of yerona,
who had sometimes hundred fits day,
though he was not yet six years old. The
priest persuaded the parents to offer d no
vcna, or nine days devotion, "Iothe Holy
Father Pho Mono, on one day Of which
they were to approach the sacramentsand
apply to the breast of the boy piece Of
the garment worn by him. that Is, by the
deceased pope. 1t was done and the boy
was cured. The bishop Of Verona, Who'll
Cardinal di Canossa, states that there are
more than 1000 souls in Bovplone, the
village whore this miracle was performed,
whose testimony ought to satisfy even .
Rennn 80. r.
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nno ID lI,E' COUNTY I,Ili,i11 3. NEWS.

The session OF Bethany College for 1873
70 opens on the 10th. X
Wellsburg Fair commences September
18th. $3.50
The Wheeling Baptist Association will
I've held in the Ebenezer Baptist Church,
on Cross Creek, Brooke county, one mile
above Sanders mill. TO commence Septem-
Der Goth, at o'clock P. NJ, and continue
over Sabbath. u lgC.flt -. /,
The Brooke County Teachers Institute
has been in session the ,prcsentweek, with
an attendance OF some twenty-five teach,
crs. Great interest has been manifested
in the work by the different teachers, the
exercises being very animated at times.
Democratic primary meetings in Brooke
to-day. s es
Wednesday was sad day in Wellsburg.
three funerals taking place in the after.
noon. The first being that OF the wife oil
Mr.. Joseph McConkey, the second, a
daughter Of Campbell Miller, and the
third, Mn. swartz; Of the lover end OF
town. '''
Says the wcllsburg Herald: "If any
thing was necessary to show the growing
popularity OF the public schools here, the
large and prompt attendance on Monday
morning ought to be satisfactory. The
rooms were NIL full and Notwithstanding
the additional, or seventh room Just
opened, the crowd in the lower depart
ments does not appear to be much dimin.
iShGd thereby"
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90 dozen ali Linen .,. at. * cents !.
GEO. R. TAYLOR & 90.

Just received. -''ai'il n II, 4. &.
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Gss.stssm' S,Ia-
TNRUsTEE's SALE OF
Acme Mower COMMANDS w....

n. As s. AZ tut OLD MACHINE sRoe
Hobbs, senior, aud AFabella, M, w. S & Y Hs,,
and sallle A., bis vile, and jane, H., seh n
,ole, ~ vie. 70 Tue undersigned Tru,,ss n, Ht
~ tn; lslS, and TecUTded Ia the ~, " w! In.
ny - S ~ SeIn y Ohio COUNTY ~. Y, y Vi
" Deed o. Trust BOX No. :, isse ,eo ~ : lltdts
West VlrHinIa, on Ohh en-
SATURDAY, the 3lst day Of ,,... "
Comm ndns a. 70 C'elO:t A. ", IN. ST.H.A
s sS PtoEefty, ihatsto Ey' Loh sssn =
hundred and htty.IOuT aud t4u hunit,,II u
10 Bod ADD Chhpllne's addition IA ,Ss asa
Ing. Ohio eounty, West virginia. S,Ii NV, wv, Nl6t
south side u Wheeling CfreE to,,,I.. 2 u 4,
bpPnrtenancts thereto 6elonrIb, AWAY sfAI n,
Also the following described ,lt,e a,
Situated on the hank d Whrclns a. ~ III
Of W hoeling Aforesaid, lcunit,l =. IN, a u q
heneihg ~ p1int on Crescent ,trrS, ~ o.,
1nu .Neny Wv IGrt east Of the ei,t n! =
syee'i thenea running ratEaplly al,gt y! Y u
more OF less, 10 alEenly 90 levi slIsS ~. ~ 4
CfSsesnt street TO the creek; thencr nam sSeaal
satd CrCscent street 10 the water, Al SL'Idy h
thence along the Intanlcr Of ,sd IS ~ Clsf
line Of lot numbered two hundred All H. u
thence sOuthEanlly with aiI llre i" SS.l'l't n
y the place Of beginning ,,Srlher WIN M ~ ~
ltanenn aud apParienAncs to aid III, j ~ ~
Selling ell Ss a ST Tr g win convey oay til, %
TKRNs oR SALE-One-third ra,h 49,,
Two equal InsiAllments At ,iX ami ,iss. aaes b
denced by notes BEARING interest n NJ G ~ =
title 70 be retained until payment IN isii u NJ &
10, WILLIAM J. ". COWBOY
The above sale i adjourned until S,,s,4,.
Der 7th, 1875, At 10 O'Clock A. ". No,
=, WILLIAM J. W. cOwpr
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1uesday, septemher IOth, Al lOA.M n.
r,D rrnde or rue soulhern cltIe..

The New Orleans Picaytne and the
Charleston Nela Of the LIST of September
print many columns Of statistics showing
The condition Of trade in those cities dur
inc the last year. At New Orleans the cot,
ton received this year amounts to 1859, Ass
bales, as compared with l $3.50, IA bales last
wear. The Louisiana sugar crop has been
injured by storms,and amounts to 149, 4Gs,,
OoO pounds as compared with 1914 ,964, 900
mounds in 1857. Owing to decline in
prire the value OF this years cropis only
100000 US compared with sl5,e46,OG
La, wear. The Louisiana rice crop is small
Ter bv about 2l,OOO barrels than it was last
wear; while the tobacco crop shows an IN
crease Of 1855 hogsheads. The receipts Of
wheat at New Orleans show IN increase OF
gSS9oG sacks over last year, and the
amount exported has increased To2, OOo,6 l2
sacks, The export Of corn has increased
9l3,0OO bushels.
The .Hdsestimates the aggregate business
Of Charleston for the. last year at $A, OS6,'
ST.. The receipts Of cotton have been 4eo,'
999 bales, ms compared with 1867 bales
in lS76-7. The South Carolina rico crop
shows u falling off OF S,$57 tierces. The
trade in phosphate rock, which has be-
come very important, amounted to 1907
97Stons, an increase OF about $500 tons.
Notwithstanding the falling of in some
articles, both Of the journals quoted take
prosperous view OF the future, and say
that their cities and States are ina condi'
ton to assist in the general revival Of
prosperity throughout the country.
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bishop MeCosISry.

Springfield Republican.
"rhe Protestant Episcopal House Of
Bishops has sustained the high moral
reputation OF the church in It's deposition
of Rev. DR.. McCoskry, Of Michigan, from
all Offices Of the ministry. This Christian
organization has never Yet failed to assert
the requirements OF a wholly blameless
priesthood. Bishop McC oskry's fall takes
It's place with the melancholy record Of the
0nderdonks, and leaves no Flemish upon
the Episcopallans, such as attaches to the
Congrcgationalists in the Beecher CASE
Bishop McCossry Is the first prelatc OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church in this
country against whom such an extreme
course has been taken. The Bishops Of
Pennsylvania and New Jersey were sus.
pended, but not dismissed.
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The Pittsburgh Manufacturer of yester-
day says that while there is increased firm.
ness in the feeling for pig iron yet there
is no change in price. Concerning manu-
featured iron it says:
Manufacturers have not abated a iot or
title of their hopefulness concerning the
volume OF trade this fall. They do not
pretend to fix the time exactly when the
Improvement is to commence, but that it
will come they feel sure, and look for its
appearance in from thirty to sixty days.
This makes them firmer in regard to
prices, although they express the belief
that these will not advance very greatly.
NaiIs-Nails sell all the way from g 90
to l5 60 days, according 10 size OF order,
&c. Some manufacturers will not sell at
s. % cxcept for cash. .s,.l
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rAnsmALLcouNTY NENs.

~ Nrl 81
. Mrs. Fl. S. White, Of Bolton, is seriously
IN.
Z j. Q, Nay@nn, d Aloundsyille, is going
into business at gPowhatan, Ohio, with
John P. Hornbrook.
}. Mrs. Tomlinson, mother.in-law Of Judge
VIM. Alexander, is so i'll that no hope is
entertained OF her recovery. tI'gs p
The secret orders Of 8IoundSiIle have
contributed. seYenty.tiye dollars for the
benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers OF the
South. The Masons, Knights Of Honor
and Odd Fellows giving twenty-five dol
lars each, which is,quite q handsome do
nation for these lodges, considering then
numerical strength, sdgri..if. ~. q,
The following Is the report Of salaries oil
teachers, etc., OF Marshall county: -
Union Winter term, four months, NO.
/, SSS; No. 9, SIS. Summer term, three
months, No. i, SO; No. 9, SIS; extra ior
building fires, etc. -, :, =
Washington State, $50; No: ], $50; No. :
SIS. 7lli- o ~ o.
Clay -Four months, No. !, 81. 81
Cameron--No. !, So. -.
Sand Hill--No, ] so; No. 2, SG: -
We have no report from the other dis
trict. ,1afttsl g.l.l.;l.l, II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rED-sITUATIoN AS A IDRY
K w 'G6odS Rllcsman, by an EngishmAn q long "a.
t,irienee 4 Good feiefence Address, Tor one week,
80 - tls5s 9. E.. IneliEeneer Once.
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Cloths Famise in choice qualities and good
black, Just opened BY i,.. Is,
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Ksmnle q. q IsaId Eagle.

helsbuB Herald.
Kemple, ethe bald eagle Of Republican,
ism, Is after the Democrats down in,ohio
county. He challenges Frank Mcneil,
the candidate for House OF Delegates, to a
joint discussion, and rather exceeds the
democratic use 81 the atiix "Hon." by
using It in McNell's case, when the said
AcNellis only o candidate.
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The wheeling Intelllgcncer.

The Keyscr Echo. .p"t,f#
The Wheeling 1ntolligaer came out in a
new dress on the 24th ult., and l. now one
OF the finest papers in the State. We are
glad to see our cotcmporary prospecting.
There is editorial talent and business tact
in the firm running that paper that de-
serves success, Few editors are Mr..
Campbcll's equal in driving the quill, and
besides he has large share Of good com.
mon sense and his Judgement Is always
cautious and safe. BY thethinking classes
the Iu1lliQeRcer will always be appreciated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

EoURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH
Rev. A. c. Ge1fre, D. D., PASTOR Services will
h held Tomorrow 10 the Lecture Room. The Pastor
wifi prraeh In the morning, aud In thaevenlng Eil
give Bible reading on "The Baptism II the Spirit"
sabbath School, DE- 7. II. Logan, Superintendent,
silansers and visitors viii be welcome to all ths
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) $1.oo
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
Which Draws September IA.
Don't overlook The opportas'ty.

s.ne ~ nul !. e l.ely ,.n.e,, ela rAy a V.
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IOWA FLANNELs.
Our stock for The season Just opened. 4

BEST MADE. 4.
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GrS. LEROY KhS2En, for several years
an active member Of the House of Dele
gates, and also Speaker Of that body. spent
a few DAYS in our city last week. We met
him at the Educational Association, and
he seemed quite proud that hisold county,
Monongalia, was represented in that body
byso active and efficient worker Us Prof.
Wade drtsnJuJ Journal. ''9 ~. ~
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Toial........... ........... i-6 s. SO
1t will thus be seen that the Eastern
Panhandle is not particularly responsible
for the nomination that is so objection.
able to our two Republican cotGmporaries.
Let Justice be done in the matter.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
nrrArrrlr or rrArNs.

6TTiadrlphIa AceOmm0ia tlon.-This train only run
between Wheeling aud frladelhhla. -.
fDSIly except Slnday-NeNSFk Accommodation.
fSteubenyIllc .AcCufnntbiAtiDn.- train dnIint
The day passes backward and forward tetEeen Mar
tins Ferry and BellairE, stopping when required
SHERMAN HOuss. !EtHaJllle, West Wheeling ant
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE,

i
By virtue Of Deed Of Tru,, mad. 4, H..
nipghaIn snd Mary hl, wife TO Ht. INK 4. ~ IN
o. October, 1871, tOc0riel In Dcai 4 I'M, ~
10, pages 81 s. and S. Of the labd TrSs,! ~. y ~ n
county, will sell At the lrVHI door Il IL, ~, ~
Of Ohio county, on N'@'asaa
SATURDAY, the eth day d September
Commencing at IL O'clock A. n. tbs bIl..,.. ,
seribed properly: The casI QuSrief u ~ ,.at e
sikty-two, Ia Chaplihe and E', sBji,iT ~
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, Stae Il Ne, w.
SAID quarter lot being lodhdSl t.it,Ioys una ~
Ming Al the northwest cuhtF u t.i,,,,I -.
and the alley between Main and Nlyit IA ,.,.sS
thereto; thence west With lhe .9th linz n ~ i.
and with Twenty.iOuIth Nre., ,hiriy M NJ 4
inches; thence north on lIbe Tafllisl vS ~ ~
stxty-six feet; thence on line Iararl TI -.
fourth street thirty feet and III Iatbe ia Il. ~
Aforesaid; thence along the Nest line al a ~
south sixty-Six feet 70 the place ii tSsis,,.
Twenty-lonrth street, being the ums prtss1.. y,
yeyed to aid JAMES Cunningham BY IlDsL ~,
day and wife by deed dated 10th ftbVu, h; !.
corded In Deed Book No, 60, PAGE $50, Oh, ~,
The title Il believed to be peiiet, buI n -.
only such title as Is Te,ttd 10 me b. The tnFii9
TERNS OF SALE-ElghI handtei AID vI,'i,I,,
dollars cash Ia hand, eight hundred dlsshIG
months, and the rNidHe 10 sixteen noah n Il,
Of sale, without interest. 4 lien viii b, HI,,i,
the deed to secure the deierrd payments 1 -
money. J. D. EWiyE
Z au23 I'm.
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Min county Republican Convention,

The republeanSlOtl Ohio county are requested To
u,.,ou SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, at the points
md The time hereafter. named, for the purpose Of
,.l-ns Five delegates 70 represent their respective
L,,dct, in Convention Of the Republicans Of Ohio
s,upty to he held at the COURT HousEon
tuesday, September 10th, at I0A.M.
,,j for the purpose Of nominating Township officers.
Ii,-,,y District at Centre School HOu,e, ? r. N.
T,i,Iephia District at Tridelphia, 2P.M. ri
RsLlaoI plstrict atRiehland sehOOl House, ? Pm.
Washington District at yisilant Hose House. p N.
Madison District at City Hall, Pm. u
Cl,y District at Court House, 4 PM ~ ast
Union District at Atlantic Hose HOme, 7P.M.
C,n,rr District at Guards Hose HOuie, JPN
webster District al unItei Hose HOuie, Up. n.
Richie District at Arbenr Hall, I'm. It'd
A. MccULL0cH, in,
.u:e-dtv Chairman Ohio Co. Rep. FL. Com.
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SENATOR BAYAnp is one Of the few prom.
inent Democratic politicians that sticks to
hard:money ideas, Hegoes about the lit.
tie State of Delaware singing a snatch Of
Tom Moore's famous ballad:
! feel like one who ,reads alone iri
Sole banquet hall deserted, y
III Wh9e lights are aed, whose Earlandsdeld,
- And all but me departed. ms
He must feel lonesome enough, with
Thurman, Hendricks, Voorhees,, Ewing,
andallthe rest Of the prominent men ofhis.
party gone stark mad with the paper
money craze,
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pENSlnNS ALL SOLDIERS X dLslslsd,
tENotulNo widows q thhse who die from the
seTtie3 ali u day aedeFs VI lsl2 aud their WideHF
eAn get Pensions. Write to a. ". MCCORMICK,
Cincinnati ohi0,tUr circulars showing rights. Pen.
ionsinVea sel success OF no lee. aus
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( At the end Of this ballot Mr.. Hoffman
Withdrew the name Of George Q: stprgiss,
and the ninth ballot resulted as follows:
NINTH BlL1oT-nuRR NOMINATED,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-10
COL. A. y. COLYAR
And the Nashville Banner-BOld StIlte-
ments and Explicit Denials-
a Challenge.

Nashville Banner: The american, in pub
fishing a synopsis of Colonel Colyars re-
marks on Saturday night, winds up with the
following;
Colonel Colyar spoke at length on rings
and monopolies, and said his war on rings In
the Confederate congress made him enemies;
that his attack upon the legislature, when It
imprisoned two of its members In 1867, and
his attack upon the city thieves, and his de-
Tense of the peoples rights in the last legis-
lature bad brought much fruit in the way OF
curses. He wound up with reading copy OF
a letter to the editor of an evening paper, In
reference to a charge made by Colonel Colyar
at Murfreesboro and Memphis, to the effect
that the editor had offered to sell out to the
bondholders for FIVE thousand dollars. The
letter invited the editor to have him arrested
for libel, so that the facts upon which the
charge was based could he brought out. No
eply, Colonel Colyar said, had been sent by
he editor.
There is little use IN bandying words with
Colonel Colyar. There is simply a question
of veracity between Colonel Colyar and the
editor of this paper. Colonel Colyar makes
the charge that the editor of this paper offered
TO "seIl out to bondholders for FIVE thousand
dollars" which is emphatically denied. Now,
without going into lawsuit about the mat
ter, let Colonel Colyar prove the charge over
the signatures of competent witnesses, which
he says he can do. By pursuing such a
course litigation will be avoided, while the
truth can be established in a manner satisfac-
| tory to the public. If, on the other hand, he
| declines to bring forward his proof, then the
| controversy might as well end.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-10
BALD MOUNTAIN
Again in AgitatiOn-MysteriO Signs
RumbIing and GrumbiIng-A Most
Wonderful Curiosity.
Special to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.l

Special to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.]
AsuvILLE, N. c., July THE famous
Bald mountain is again In a state of aglta-
ton Yesterday some parties who visited
the place found that the rent across the noun
tain had become wider. The discovery OF
this chasm was first made public In the Globe
Democrat two months ago, and full account
of the internal commissions given then. The
rent In the mountain is now considerably
wider. The Globe Democrat correspondent,
in company with many citizens, visited the
place to-day. Upon looking into the chasm
an immense and apparently unfathomable
cave Is seen. 1t is now settled fact that the
whole mountain is hollow, thus making one
of the most wonderful and startling natural
curiosites in the world. During the week
occasional rumbling noises have been heard
in its bowels, but whether they proceeded
from seething, boiling lava, or other equally
mysterious causes, Is yet to be ascertalneo.
Crowds of visitors are fiocking here hourly,
and are gazing into the mysterious volcano,
if such it is, with feeling of awe. Arrange
ments are being made for thorough ex-
ploration of the mountain, but so far there
are but few men who are willing to be first to
start on the underground journey. Already
there are wild and mysterious stories afioat
which are believed by the superstitious. 1t is
stated that last night figures could be seen
through the chasm moving about In the great
subterranean halls of the mountain by the
light of torches, whose occasional flashes,
darling through the cIefts and crags, struck
terror into the hearts of the simple noun
taineers. Again 1t is said that these noun
tain gnomes are nothing more than gang Of
unsu6dued Illicit distillers, who have made
good use of the place, and kept up the noise
to friphten people away. The mystery, what
ever it is, will be solved In few days.
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TEACH JESUS.
Practical Work for the Young-It Is
Jesus who Ought to be Made Real
TO the Rising Generation.

New York Tribune. Our Methodist breth
rem last week considered seriously how the
spread of pernicious and obscene literature
for the young was to be hindered, and the
Episcopalians lately, at church cong ess,
took up the same question. We are glad TO
practical work for the young. The two bodies
differed as to the cure, however, for the rem
edy proposed By some of the most eminent
churchmcn was a su bstitUtioH OF vigorous but
clean, pure fiction for "GentieInah Joe" and
"Bootblack jim, and other similar dime in
vitations to perdition; while our Methodist
friends propose to do away with storytelling
altogether. even by the Sunday school teacher;
The5 forget; apparently, our Sayior's mode OF
instruction. The truth is that virtue not
naturally repulsive to children nor vice
attractive, unless they are made so by their
teachers. If a boy would rather I'D the
history of a bootblack, full of slang, a5sUrdIty
s,sd crime, rather than listen TO his Sunday
school teacher, 1t is the fault of the teacher
If he made the story of Christ as real ADD
alive as is the story of the ootblack, the boy
would listen as eagerly. The boy Is angry
for the active romance-hfe with which the
world before him is full. He must go into the
world. Why should not christian teachers
let him see it as it is, fit their great truths to
the incident, the action which will come to
him; instead of doing out abstract doctrine
If any of our readers think we censure with
out reason, let them examine the 'interna-
tional less ms" prepared by learned divines,
and in use in almost every Sunday school IN
the country. They are, as a rule, grounded
on the history and teachings of the Old Tes-
lament, which are enforced by abstruse dis
cussion, and fantastic acrcstical arrangement
of virtues and vices. 1t is Jesus who ought
to be made real to the generation who are
growing up, not the construction Of the st cond
temple Teach them the simple story of
Christ, His charity and HIS heroic selfsacri
fee, and after that, if there is time, give them
obscure dissertations on Jewish history and
RELIGIONS REFUSES
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THE HEBREWS
I'm Convention at MiIwaukee-First
Days session Attended by a Large
DelegatiOn--ThoC Consolidation
OF all American CODgrega-
lions Agreed Upon.

MILWAUKEE, July 9.-The delegates from
the American Hebrew congregations OF the
United States, commenced their fifth annual
session at Concordia hall, in this city to-day.
Over a hundred are now here, and many
more are expected tonight. At prelimIn-
airy meeting last night, the consolidation OF
all the Hebrew congregations throughout the
country was agreed upon and accepted by
the council.
This morning the council organized by the
election Of the following officers: Adam A
Kramer, Cincinnati, president; William b.
Hackenbury, Philadelphia, vice president;
Lipmau Levy, Cincinnati, secretary; BeDla-
min NJ We'll, Milwaukee, assistant secretary
At the evening session the committee on
the Hebrew Union college reported the affairs
of that institution in a very prosperous con
dition. The coun-il adopted the report OF the
committee on publications, which recon
mended the publication OF Rabblnlcal dlc-
tionary. A special commission on the estab-
lishment of a female seminary under
the auspices of the council reported unfavor-
ably. but recommended that the subject be
made a special object of a future council
The commissioner on aITlcul ural pursuits
reported in favor of the appointment OF a
board 10 purchase lands for the use OF Alarm
ing colony composed of orphans, who are Old
enough TO leave the asylum. The re-
port was adopted. The report names as
members of the agricultural board
three members of the orphan asylum
at Cleveland, New York, New Orleans, San
Francisco, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and
three members OF toe executive board OF the
union of American Hebrew congregations.
Among the prominent delegates present
are Rev. DR.. Gotheil OF New York; Meyer
Sultzbacher. Philad, lphis; Lewis Seasongood
Cincinnati; NJ. Boom, Louisville; b. Felsen
thai. Chicago: NJ. Elluger, New York; Aug
Blnswanger, st. Louis; Josiah Cohen. Pitts
burg; NJ. Block. editor Of the Israelite, Gin
cinnati; Rev. d.. Isaac Wise, Cincinnati