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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05


TME passage by the last Congress OF the
bills for the payment Of arrears Of pen
sions and a reduction Of the tobacco tax
prepared the public mind for an increase
Of the public debt, and that is what is
happening. The statement for May shows
All increase OF $62,25O, the total less cash
in the treasury being S2,027, lS9,4GS. The
encouraging feature Of the statement is the
displacement Of bonds Of a high rate Of
interest by / per cents. The outstanding
1 per cent bonds foot up S6g7,S34,S 500; 4!
per cents, $?5O,OOO,O 900; ) per cents, $780,
1850; Q per cents, $254,9lO, $50. There
are still $l60, Ill $50 Of called bonds not
yet matured, against which 1 per cents
have been issued, and the cash balance Of
$3.50, sol ,297 in the treasury arising from
sales Of the 4 per cents will Of course be
drawn on for payments on the called bonds
this month ard next. The slight fear OF a
disturbance Of the money market by gov
eminent operations has passed away, and
the usual summer abundance may be ex.
pccted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05

Y ne Municipal CourCoi Whs.Dn,
SeorSe b. Tlngle, adRinitaioE Gt,i V'
JOhn RObrcht and OthenL "salD'aI'
The undersigned special umI,,,,,
notice that By virtue Of the authortv ys' sIITt y r.
By two deeTees In said cause made Ly hi y y .eta
February 5, 1879, and March 1, 1870, re:Itti,sIy,I N.
saturday, the Sist day Of Mar. lS-o
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. y. .l, =, ,nr,t.
q the front door OI the Court Hous. olGSfo Sasasa
West ViFEiniA, the following de.rtheJ Is'I 'SVHaI,
the city o. Wheeling, . eat Virginia, or 4 masEIssMl
q q may b Necessary TO pay the liens rrrltJ ia NJ
decree u February 6Lh, lsTg. aud the rO,l' n M ~ n
and tne expense! O sale tO-Wit: The pUperT FSoSs
i9rmeLiy = us Klein hOube, nov called IN tCsO,si
HOTEL situated At the corner Of " ,tsr snS EE w.
teenth Sroeta, and bounded as follows: Bt,sSin.
Al the noTthe1St corner Of Water and P,tts"nit
streets; thence north With Water street obs HsNI,Hii
Ieet; thence east By 4 line parallel with Toar0Sn,s
Stfeet eighty feet 70 an open IaS ib.o%
sltn tne vest line Of otd open space s,9lS
twenty-five feet thence east by In anni
With Fourteenth street 70 an alley; them. s5,h
Htth the vest lIne Of nld alley arepiv.ei,St
teet 70 Fourteenth street; thence wet win h. On5H
line Of nid Fourteenth street TO the phcr ii M.
Ming together With the right TO use aid IIley o. II
east hded aid property, 10 common With Sl6t -.
dgnes o. lame and Jame1 K Baker, SsId n,TmL.
Sone1 10 making nle Of said real estate iii ~ h,
ale hrSt that pan Of aid real estate uIol Ebkb Il,
hotei building ls erected and the ground Ia H. sr,,J
oid hotel building and Of equal width ILrnIiihG
me 1leyr that Il 70 ny, all Of said real e,u,s lin
South oil lice commencing on Water NFrt II ~
Northwest corner Of the main hotel building On m
raj estate and running east parallel With Foareati
nreatto the alley; and II 4 sufficient amount u uorIT
hal Be bid for aid pGrtO Of said real estate ~ inn.
Tered % pay Cd the said liens, costs and expense d,
undersigned will sell Taid part and no moe q M
real estate bat II such sufficient amount Il not hdIT
such PaFt then they will sell the whole Of aid ralS.
ATE krSt above de c1bed, or 80 much Thereof u Ik,l
b HeeeslAry % pay aid liens, costs aud e1psnsa,S
ne highest and bat bidder, together with tkshdls
use I'D alley.
IERHSoy SALE.-OnethId Of the purrhAs uo1.t.
and - much more - the purchaser may eletto M
In cash on ths day Of sale; and for the residue d'tS
purchase money bonds shall IL given to Ii. Comnie
hOneD By the purchaser, dated on the day Of n4IA
bearing Interest from that date, each iOr OuEihEdG
aid residue, and payable In tW I've, eighteen vi
twenty. four months alter their dat, with ptnoullN
eurtty therein approved by The undGLgnsI The It'll
% b retained until the whole Of the purchase BOhg
b paid.
WILLIAM r. HUBBARD.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
apps Special COuniHtOs,n
Above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY, JrSE
H. 1873, At 10 O'Clock A. Y. At same place.
WA. +. HUBBARD.
ALFRED CALDWELL
tGh Special COmmiNioEIn.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


"TrtaielphIa AccommOdaton.-This train only runs
between Wheeling and Tr.AdelphIA.
tDAily except Su~nday-S6Eirk Accommodation.
tSteubenTille .AcCOmmOdAuOn.-Ths tain during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping EhGn required 1t
Sherman House, EtnaVille, West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05
TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April LIST, 1879, the
" Can on the Wheeling and Elm Grove B. B. viii
run a tollORE Can will leave the city (eorner Mar.
ket and Eleventh streAtSO and Stamina
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NEW ApYER1IsEMEMrs.

POUND MONEY. ON TUESDAY
- MORNING, the "a Inst, aPoeket Book cen.
tatnlnga email sun Of money, Ghieh the 0EnGF can
have ~ idOntilHlng the Ahe and paylng fof this no
Ltlc0. WV. MYLEA 2l0i Main stFieE. ieta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05
WALL pAPEp
COURT SALES.
Rof OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING. 'N'VNll


OV VHHVI VII Ut WNkETING.
c.o,,.p T. The Mgnidpsl oourcoi whel.,,
John ROSr,es; and o,,.u In cA,Deuy.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05

OF N.w-Rochele was attended at the Chnrch oi tho
Holy Trinity Yesterday afternoon. Mr. Harrison let
,ornne Of 81 90 600 and six wills, fve Of them prov
ing hat two white female orphans 'boud De buppolu
by a fund from his property. These wills were con
tssted Inv tle widow and previous one IN ner laVoi
was prohaed. The property ~ now inher'eu Nv sun.
AT the meeting of the Republican General
Committee last evening the committee appontedto coh
slider the question Of cOnesng delegations rom some
OF the wards reported in favor OF nGW enr0WrH T
members and new primaries in the Ild, INth ahd ~ VA
Wards The Democratic General COMMITTEE AT th.I
meeting elected Jacob l. Bergen president lhe lnuo %
peudent Democratic General Committee at us ueclihs
determined to make no compromise Win inc Ics"'"'
Democrats.
At the meeting of the Board of Health yes
terdoy. correspondence between the British consul
General and he Secretary the Board werc presented
In reference 10 the prevalence OF disease among the cat
lie I'm this city. The only cases 0f pleuTVphtihoI,l'
winch have been reported are alleged 10 ne IN '' Nt
brs of Car Feischmaun CO., at Bl-sVln, ~ que, ms
outy and not under the jurisdiction OF the Boiiu OF
Health OF BrOOklyn. The Beard Is examining the CO"
stables Of the city.
At the meeting Of the Board OF Education
Yesterday afternoon a report from the Committee on
Teachers and Finance recommended reduction OF the
salaries of principals and allowing no Increase III he
salary of teacher when grade OF her class was ad
yanccd. An elaborate statement OF the prOposeu Ie-
ductlon. was also made, show that saving Oi 10
Otl would be made. The report was adopteh; ihc
Statement was made that II the board succeeded III
kccpirg their expenses within the APPROPRIATION pI
$3.50 iS the deficiency for 1879 S32OOO "ouIu Oo
made up by the city.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05

children attending instead OF $3.50 to each school IRE
specye OF numbers This IL another step towhru the
pprfection the New Jersey State system O
l. onproacbinr Mr. BOGinc who IA RcfOrmer twlth Il
cau't1 O this afternoon attempted 10 get tnr0nen
resolution that tho Stat superintendent OF SrlO".
hould accent thr office when he ~ elected next lhfT
day with the understanding that he T. T. TO he PAID
~ oOo uer nnnum only. On motion OF Mr.. Hobart II
was laid on the aba where II will die deserved death
The House largely given 10 OrGtpry to-hay me
members eyIncng enthusiasm for discussing any ana
every measure which, while amusing IA scarcely calcn
lated 10 for ward business bill for the punishment o
drunken persons who abusive language received
only TWO votes an emphatic objection b. ing sed
TO adding 10 the numerous lhcihcIeh' aWs o
the kind now existence 1mr action h"l's III Torn
hl introduced bv Mr. Lock today cnacilng me tVll
Damages Act now Ia tOrre ia NeNl ORR against saloon
keepers little fob in the shape of an appropriation
of ~ 800 for the state House pavemcnS, passed ytSCf
day. was rcconsldered aud VIII De hitu. pii o lhr
Same nature allowing tie Morris Canal company TO sell
IFS franchises missed ts second reading without Otc
ton There viii be about this measure hereafter
The hIll f0rlddiuG skilled conNlc thpoi ~ ule Htdie
Prison was ordered 10 third reading rms scHeine !.
in ohcdiencr 10 he agitation on the question dSl raj,
and inc prouCstOn - to take away the prlvltRe ol
earning hy convict labor AT shOeluaEnp f6poOO per
the argument thHt II lui'!l.I.u m@u @ n,
labor How tn. cOnvcts 10 hc kept at nara labof
IL thi. bl masses an uusOlvcd problem IN any case
the cost to the state Will be S6oOoo lcI ahhuW II 1t Dc'
comes law. ...,..-.
1Lp hil removing the power OF tho Newark Aqucduci
Roord Ia Issue - OUOOOO of bonds to puIcdaS" the
Morris Canal for water purposes was ulTuSed ~ 'h
in tbr U0IIsr II had been bitterly opposed by lobby L.
fercsts and il was finally laid until Monday night,
y victory Ter s opponents. The pcOpc ol NtNdrh anu
Jersey city. who the only ones hectcu nave mani
fsfrd themselves IN favor Uf the il aud the opOsl-
ton to say the least IL peculiar
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
STRIKE INA PATERSON SILK MILL.

STRIKE IN \ pAIERSON SlLN MlI>L'
THE wARPERs IN DEXTrR, LAMBERT CO.'S MILLS
RrrrsE TO wORK-FEARs THAT THE STRIKE
MAY BECOME GENERAL
Dexter. Lambert * Co., of No. ~ Greene
ST. arc the owners Of large silk mills In Patterson y
L. and employ about 700 operators, mostly women anu
girls 4 rev building. which covers n lelge p"' VI
ground al Sra ghtst ana WashingtonaVe ON 'he out
skiris OF the town, VIII soon be ready TOT ulc
firms use ard will be ono of the largest SIX
mills in the country An old binding III 'he s"no
quarter is now occupied by the firm and IL inc Scc' ="
ssrious strife In the manufacture Of silk ribbons at
this mil number of young women have been CHI
nlovcd 70 preparc the warp the looms Each thread
Of rho warn must be examined along its entire
lcncth and any "njbs" or Jumps that may
nc found must he removed before the warp goes 10 the
weaver. This process requires great SKILL anu CA
training are required to make co0n "aIPeI. ~
warmers in Dexter, Lambert Co.'S mills ana III lhc
mills Of several other sl!k h!lns III ld''!>oH' 10
paid hv the piece. receiving ~ cents nci, Ivy
threads for Chinese SIX, and 10 cents per lVo lhI'
for Italian Silk-thc latter sllk being comparatively Hc'
from nIbS." -, :, o..
About year ego the Wrappers IN the mill struck FOR
higher wages, hut were lhiuGcd to Ie+uu,c Moi N; n
pay last saturday, and on bclng refused thry sdIuS
work. AMcctUg ~ Narpers was hed on SulIal anu
OF other silk mills the Am, ugh the nInr U
Wrappers STRIFE only thirty -four IT Is doubted a M
places can he ~ ed general strike OF Wrappers III the
other silk mills Ia Paterson j. 1'dlcl; -. ,,,.s. tlc
II was stated at t!c iIl yesterday that nheSS tnc
strikers came back TO work the mn Wo'Iu no 10
closed. They demanded. it was sad thc e"u
nav for working on the beSt ltaIan a> , un
low grades Of Chinese suk. II is claimed that thGH
could make Iduch more by working on Italian sun a. ~ ~
cents The Wrappers az the mills We're making :" It
day. II suId whom thcy struck Tor hlih,T Mdt,n.
oTpt md several Interviews have been hcld, bul 10
Satisfactory Iceu!ent has been reached
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
FILLING THE BAY WITH GARBAGE.

Further evidence of the dumping of refuse
material in the bay received by the iilot ComnS-
oncrs at their meeting yesterday. Inspector conway
reported that Monday four scows Of IN" P"ce De
partmcnt IN tow Of the steamer Don Juan discharged
their cargoes Of garbage and ashes in the main snip
channel and the lower bay formal complaint was
made v "A number of residents OF staten Island HAT the
mud dCedEcd AZ EzthcthP"rt lN the contractor ul r
Ncw-JcrScv Central Railroad was being deposited II
the staten Island sound, thus seriously ddhasln nav =
Cuti. and drs uG The oyster business. lhr I1ld
viii investigate this ccmpla n 10 see at JnrsdIClrh
they may have IN the premises. shore Inspector I"n
kius made additional charges o The VIOLATION OF law IN
the lower bay and above the NaIToW~ commissioner,
". {. Thoml~ou. Ambrose snow. Edward lilnchcn ana
muc Harding were appointed committee 10 can
upon MAYOR Cpopcron Fndd and state then grievances
4 letter was received from the Police Commissioners
dcuIIu Ina, the foUr >coW-,utds ~ garbage dumped M
the hM Dor on January l. were under then charge.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05

str Crescent city. Porter Aspinwal Jan 80 TO Psess
SIR CITY OF Macon Kempton Savannah Feb to Geor,.
Sfr Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond city Point and Nor,ok
SIR wesiern Texas Hines ksouve Ian 81 Brun,v.,,
Feb aud Port Royal Feb with mdse to Charles Mallory
Str Champ on lockwood Charleston Feb with mdse "a
GacGrn az BouI9n; BlIDoa 60 days with iron or.
Bark John l. IIssbrouck Cobb a,rseii.s Gj day. with
n,G sG pcG, %rTG YT:sr Jansen 81 days with ~
to ORDER vessel 10 Funch. Edye@ 90.
70 B1s nr JSs Mgr w51@ G%' a''l'' 10 'a' sugar
s Tr,@T % Es@pas 10 Gs! May%r Lpnr Tasf' Island st
Era susan hc. eep Harding S sI3n1e 4} day. with
schr watcilm' kcly Jank1onyi 9Gay. With lumber to
scGr florence and lillian. Smith Jacksonville 10 asy,
with lumber . Dr.s & Bucki; vessel to Warren Ray. '
wiND-sunsot-At sandy HOOK. moderate, Nv; clear.
At city Island. the same.
CLEARED
strs Wisconsin (Br). owen. Liverpool VIA Qusens,ovn
Morgan. Wyanoke Concb, norfolk city Point Richmond
II Dimocs: Chesapeake. Mangnm, rort1and 1 J Ames
Bafk4 Dockan tswcD Carlson. Valencia Punch Flye Aco.
Annapol. b. Delsp London, Parker Co vug Sof
Gregeitscn. Settn loDla- q uo IeteIs H3r, Jensen
ROTTERDAM OF Amsterdam FInGh Edye q 60" Mary Gibson
Rociofort lunch Edye Coz GhIner lNOr Hsyofs.n
NrPsi BPs sess: % May Br Borcs cenfuego GSeya,h
son. Dcne .ir, rrell Londonderry Geo + Buley Lady
Mary an Rex II Johns +, r II Outerbriige; Lo1.s
Price fBri wilson Port an Prince, Murray, IT, Harrc
smith Weeks BueuOs Ayres, Norton q sons -
Sclrs + l. Richardson, BaanO, Matanzas snow Burse,.
Wllam Eucklry. Buckley. New Haven, Racket Bro,
EIorcacc Abbott tBr) Moore, ~ JOINS r. S0nrs Co
Sas Evans }edrl, ieniuegOs Irving Hunt, Maggie
smith Grace, Baltimore, VIM Chaimcrs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Appv Feb 4-The bark Ocean Gem (Bu from Manila Nov
f1 New York mas Mauretus she has lOs, fore
main and mlzzcn tognass and lbOOon, ant has her stern
''0'' FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Fob4-str Holland, from Ne" York for this port,
was or the Lizard AZ p N TO-DAY; M
LIyRRrOoI, FEB +.-Arr-tTs BlVar OBI from BALTIMORE
Boston: Juan, nOm NoftolA LeyerTer and
MournO both from New orleans.
OUEKS-IOwH Fcb 4-Arr -tr 9afHalah from Baltimore va
IIahfIN FOR Liverpool.
HAyKE Feb Am strs Ameuque, ron New YORK; Peace
(Brl, from PtilI elphla. -,
LOTrON Fob sailed 18th nit Uman. from Me-Aiua 29th
nit Columbia agatha, the latter FOR savannah Gem sou
ult Magnet both for Hampton Roads Luito lt INST Cre3
cent I'urbut. "a inst, sophie llimountaln 5dint
Quebec last hve Ior Newl0rk; VIM Wilcox, or Hamptos
Roads 4h inst Bertic BgcO~. for Ne" ofsi Desete Dp
brovackl. Tor Baitlmorc HohenzoNtrn. .
Arr 27th ult Fy2ja, ely, 3Oth nj Psglre de Nora
YORK Marianne Ptpe, the latter at Ni'r. Isl mL II
PAUL. a Adelaide: AUniba lat inst = Joseph Quart Bay
Margareha 81 Karen Elise Coringa Nrai the siteP
AZ mouth with loss Of buwarSs ana othcr damage Fola
OF Plymouth ith inst, Vale
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
EIrLD rElNNlr " BEOOKLrN.

\ large mass meeting Of propcrty-owncrs
in Fast Brooklyn Lcd last evening ~ Turn Hail. IN
~mnptcI--t near Hovard-iyc, Brooklyn, in favor OF
rapid transit Resolutions were adopted providing
that a, rapid transit ny elevated road, the most
ADVANTAGEOUS To EIUosiJu ,AJits should be made al
IbarN against Tie movement opposed to the picttnt
law u fdSortf rapid transit. and that committee should
appointed to rcprc-eut the sentiment oi East Brook
yI. Cus'~. Nl,r and William Bo'kcu appointed
toeoto Aby ana secure thc Irc.cuttuu o' tlc mat ttf
the Legislature The advantages or Ipd transit were
dwrt By several -pc1kcr~. committee appOiutc ed
L. confer with representa- We from the other wards Ia
REGARD 10 uILiLE thc Common touucil 10 favor the
speedy completion uI an elevated told ~ Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
srFfERINGs OF s1uPwRECKED SAILORS.

The schooner Starlight which arrived from
st. Domingo yesterday brought the mate and the cook
Of tbc wrecked schooner T. Pickering. The mate, who
ia a brother of the captain, j. Kelly. stated that thc
Pickering sailed from Curacao on November -
with cargo OF salt. on December - WhlIe
sailing through the Mona Passage. sAc encountered
filled with water The crew abandoned her, ard five min
MOS affrrwara she sank They unable 10 save any
provisions, and INTO Samoa Island, Wh'i' lhN ul
ain,d vans cocoauut> and sugar. Thc next day they
made an effort To reach g. Cdtharnc'-, hut thdhE lhr
natives savage and warlkc did not lana thClt A'tI
that they spent two nights on the ocean Nhch thtI
arrived at ~. Domingo thtJ were nearly destitute T
clothing. The UHtrd states Consul Declined 10 1uIhSl
them any clothing rs Gis Government did not permit
him to do So The residents, therefore, furnished mem
with hats shoes. and such other clothing ~ was h.eucu
can schooner Henry / Lewis from INC Wcsl c"'S' vI
Africa January -. IN latitude -J2 lU norm iHsl-
Woodbury. of the Lewis Of Gloucester Mass hhd ulcu
u a icYcr ~ sea. on JInuAII II.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
A woNAX ErRNLp 10 DEArn

i4 long >orcmIu. occIUT CONS on The fret floor Of
No 100 EI.t Twcluh-,t. Last ui-ht the husband
came home iutoNicatcd. ard went 10 bed early.
SHORTLY after o'clock "a peculiarly offensive sncl
u,n.- a Peter Reilly, WHO lives up-t.pr-. lie found
smoke coming thfouh the Cfcyiccs lL ONcS door and
lrul, 20 c.l ON t- floor dy Mis-. O Nti. her cothrr
lhIllr The uI~hlud was iu bed, last I>r"P. Reilly
ran iur "a pan OF water and dashed 10 over the
Ioslrd'c while Lc called for h'lp l~ screams
'nu. 81 G'Nt who into the street cyIug - the top
Of hl. voice Meanwhile the nuuc- were cNtingusntd.
but II was too c. She >p'd once or twice and dlcG.
Ii,i bod, and limbs W,I. l.Iued I.IL J.t tJ crisp
An unmarried daughter who had been the room ten
minutes fore the accOcnt -ay hcr mother must have
fallen against The stove 80 81 III.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
Ten Al-nrlNlEN rREsENT.

The Board of Aldermen met in regular Scs-
t.ou ,cs;cld1y bat tAc.c luS uo quorum present It
adjourned without uausacung any business The mem
I,.. prr,c.it were President Mott, Aldermen Carroll
S.,.I r,,L p,,Iev Morris Roberts. Jacohus H. Han
ana ctrar Jur paw oi tGc Aldermen lS - 600 year
,.,a .or which thcy W,,' in session ic" hour. once
,,.ft. week Allowing uUy-tNO sessions q year thct
q, 40. about . SUM thr lCui 'o ut SUN tent
t. warrant the -ct attention - duties required oI the
men. Irr> If the Board.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
TLECTIONN ~ CTB.i.

HAVANA, Feb. 3-'ihc elections of Proyin-
cIa Dapuues began on saturday. The Liberal Con-crya.
tiycs are reported to have trIuMphod m Havana ana
uclsIhorhood The Gd-std mas published a decree giyu
Instructions In irtId tu tLr elections Of members Gf Tie
spanish Cprtc- Thc Province of Havana viii elect
eight Deputies and three Senators
The interior %! the island !, reported quiet. The c1.
cittutut produced al nI.t hy tGc news that C.pta.
Genera! CGmpos acuId sail for pam the 5ti inst
has courlirtbb h-lcd The conviction cams ground
that The personal conference Of General Campo. with
the spanish Government viii result ia much benefit
Ia ID
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
OPPOSITION 70 THE NEW CODE.

The Newly ork Law Reform Society held It's
second re- guirmpciug Monday night at No6l ParhJvc,
George rIcInor Curtis presiding. The secretary A.
Spraue announced That 200 practising lawyers Ia the
state had informed him 90 thCr oupos ion 20 the new
code. Remarks were made hv Nr-sI-. curtis. DdNll
Budlcy Field Crock, Dyct. and others. and the hc>t
liam obrlnr objections the TIoop code before the
LEGISLATURE Wa. discussed.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES IN THE CITY.

During January there were reported 2li
deaths from scarlet fever OF these the larger number
occurred in the Nineteenth Ward, the mex, in the
TUctI-.ccond and the third in the Seventeenth Ward.
The following is "a comparative statement Of the
case. of contagious diseases reported f0r tie two
weeks ending February /. I'D:
Nr.et T,ulnd scarlet tc1cbrospual. D.ph.
ending fever. fever Lcnl Gl' Measles. thtua
i.an
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The State Medical Society
met here to-day. The session was chiefly occupied III
listening to papers read by Drs squbb aud Ey,of Koch
ester Cooke of Otscgo ana Snow and stevens, Of THIS
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
PROMINENT ARRIYALa.

FrcreH Housc-lIenry Watterson. of Louisville.
pnb 4 ~, HobT-PerTy H. smith. Of Chicago ana John
W Chandler President Of the Boston Board Of Irgda
I,as Ncf,' The Rev. Dr. H. t. Magoon. 0f PhIaeephla
Irttufns'>r E0fef-Jerome H. PsrmenteI, Of IroY t"y
JJ5Dye- Thomas Reynolds of Ottawa. l0isda nonSS-
Icdie Of Utica norman NoHhr-
Gco gc schuyler of Albany 80. o'et B,un%leET
Manager Of the Boston and Albany l.ailtoa
LnrE Arsnue HOtel-Jmdge James Bakcr, OI ~ LOuls.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
. Q S + s G. CRlP r
3:45 q. N.
LIyLErOOL SnIr-OWNER>' TFENS.
LATEST FOREIGN NEDS.

LoNpoV wednesday. Feb >. 1879.
At ia meeting of the Stcam>hip-O"ncrS' Asso-
citation YESTERDAY. it unanimously re-
solved ~ hold ont to tho end even
nj the cost Of being unable 10 disphtch or
discharge vessels \ few men are stu working al
several doCk-. \ number OF lHborcr> arrived from
Bristol yesterday bat some of these joined the rtrh'I r.
About huy men are loading thc lnmtn steam
ship CITY OF Richmond THY eat ana sleep
aboard the vessel 10 ayud thc violence ~ me strikers
thourh none has been attempted ~ vet Other com
pauirs have adopted the same pl lhc ah'fcIr nay e.
lao regularly organized union. ILr departure "t the
White -.ar Steamship Adrlic FOR NeN-l loik yesterday
dc nv n llL iMa .tIlkI.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05

The foundation for the mcancSt man Is lald
when a small boy turns th@ wOruholc apple FOR
his companion 10 bite from.
This is a boys composition on girls: "GIlls
are the only folks that ha1 their own way every uhe
Gicl. l. of several thousand kinds, and sometimes one
glr can be- like several thousand glrs shr wants 10
do auvtuing This Is all know about girls and father
saws the less know about them the better or am
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
ATTITUDE OF ROCMANIA.

IONUON. Wtduc7UHY, FcU ., ~.
The Daiy 1cI,Jr0phS Vienna correspondent
SAY, the Ruu.auIiu general ha- hrcn ordered
In mold Arab T,hia bv force, II necessary. Austria
unhcsI,atiugly approves thc attitude assumed by
H,unlia s r, adv to submit the decision OF Europe.
.E,r otLcr F.r>jqa ye.rs see t,r.' Igg,.l
New-York tribune., 1879-02-05
DEATH OF BISHOP A. y. BETHUNE.

ToRoNTO. Ont. Feb. 3.-BishOp Bethune
died this morning ut 1890 O'Clock The Right Rev.
Alexander Neil Bethunc. D. D.. D.CL., of the Church o.
England vns corsecrated BisnOp Of the Diocese oi
Toronto lsOGI