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New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
OUR TENEMENT-HoUsE sY>TLM.

OF f2-ayfr- ~ the y Ups . ny AND CHIIp~ HO~PI.
TAI V.-I March o'clp, a. fh- ir.t'uon Dist
LozIagtanaye. AL friends cJr,,s.N Invited
E. u. NtH...f., -.ttstagg.
VTHE REV. MORGAN DIX viii lecture
4 cve-g FRIDAY ENENINEln N Leut 90 I4.r.tv chapel
2it1 st. EpaIVay az O'clock u: te lectures
foI.o~-:
Irbrt.ly - GOD against Atheism
T. MAN against EAt,fIaism.
March a THE IACAKNATION aga.us; certain p0pu.
D. theories.
March - REA~DN AND AUTHORITY aga.Ls, tho
Religion ~ Private L-lhcut aud Gains
90 luIa hblIty.
March -- Tho lr D., Of church . witness 10 Tia
Irgths his orictl review.
Apr4I J. The strength and ~ul...tits u Church
Teacher Of thr I4uth.
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WILLIAM NICHOLS, Ncw-YorL Supreme

~ ,DI.t
Nrvg. 1prs Couufv.-ANOS H. ALLiNG and CHARLES
J.. hLLftt against VILLA NItuNf.~.-iu tAc above
named d, ,dant You are heicby summoned % answer ths
iaft " f4 action, and fu serve rt u Nour a.-Mtr
fc pAnfns attorney within twenty days after the ser
OF exclusive o! tle 4 slcr serrtt,
ana ~ - NJIr failure 10 appear answer IsC mt vii
a. ,Ae gI-t yuu driali loi tIr fes demanded tle
FRANCIS e. REED,
IaNtgr Attorney.
Office and Post O0l-c aG!ro,, 5aI broadway, y. y.
10 WILLIAM NItuOl-. defendant. Tho tH4t- lng sum
mons served upon yuu by puOA alton pursuant u an
order ~ Hon Charles Douo"ue Justice u tAc supreme
the state New lOI& dated the IN Gay oi lcD
~ %. ami ncl with the Complaint Ia THIS action ia the
oce a. the Clerk o. The Cy aud County ~ York l Tho
Court House IN said cay, the 2Otn ~ February 1873
dated Sew-lork. zen Is. 1870 FRANCIS g.. REED,
plaintiffs Attorney 3iC Broadway, Now York CsU
FZl IaNCNEu
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoEK Thursday. Feb .. 1879.
The following sales were held at the TX
change salesroon to-day.
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sANrL RIKER.
orc" aud Post Office Address.


IlJ Sas.su-~t. NrW-i ork city.
tl. def,lllDs tuUl T. Davidson Frederick Atorar ana
J. Iuc foregoing summons served upou yol
Iy pub ~to pursuant The Honorable Jasper
" ,,tf ~ tic Justice. " tie ~unGems court VI
the state of NyTor. t9C te "tnti,th day Of January
N- ard Il,I the c0a.uI Do lu hc ON o. The OcA OI
queens County, AZ the village Of Jamaica IN 80 .ou1tY
~AA T. kiKkR,
r.p.t ItqWGWF Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ttwechaftr. C1-t4r.l5 20 Henry BuI. a.. Eos 2.'.
'." -.d --- last 4ltA -t years. 80 annual
ilI. u
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
TeCInres aHo I,ceiliQ5.
COOPER Union

COOPER UNION
x FREE SATURDAY NIGHT LECTURES FOR THH
PEOPLE ~ Uo GREAT HALL. at O'Clock. saturday
March = ;h- l.Dtre VIII be drlyr-Df W ~IMO NTuN
esq. Of S"HIeIk CITY The Associated Itrs, How
Get News
hsi gratis az the Office N thc Coopsr MON
and q, u. Van NUS,IaEus bookstore, - Nuislt.st
AERAN S HINiif secretary.
COLLEGE Of PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
AHEDICAL UIPA ANrMENi u COZ BiA COZ LEiE
The seventy second Animal CoIme, 81 this ILsutu
ton sill be Ach 4t -tcnvay Han o. fa, Evening teb
rlIry p, at gCOCk ne address 20 t.C Dlua DasI
vii be delivered Oy the
Re-. ED~WEIL D. HIT, II, 70. k y p.
Tile memb,r " the rJessou tu ui' genera. prhlc
invited 10 attend. JOHN Cd. tl l,tff~ -. D..
~e,Itt.r,. ot tue tici.ty
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CcQnl Nct,ccs.

~ PURSUANCE of an order of the Court OF
tou.Iou Pleas ot die Clty aui COUNTY ~ NeT-f2r@,
rutre a-clv gwen al persons auI creNor. having
1-usagau-tIINRT SIT BCEf lately doing business in
Cv - ScI pt that they required . present. tEer
with tbs vouchers thereof duly verified. 70 the sub
scrbCr sad Sturckc ~ his Of business
l9s ChambersstreeT New YORK on or before
thc tl.rl Gay NJ Nay, 1873. l. =. AAIA 1 A-slsnse;
" T. BIips AL. Attorney. F2l law6VFH
NOTICE.-Umted States OF Amelica.-In the
~ the tIf,A Crcat
Middle District OF Alabama.
los H. A. SIRAtG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
BINIETALISM.
Hon. Hugh McCullOch on the
Silver Question.

BosToN, MAY 9.-Ex-Secretary OF the
Treasury, Hon. Hugh McCulloch, in
lecture at Harvard College tonight an
nounced his conversion from menemet-
alism TO bimetalism, and said it was un-
pleasant to acknowledge the change
publicly, but mature deliberation had
convinced him that bimetalism was the
true policy, and it was better for him to
be right than inconsistent. The criti-
cised severely the silver bill OF
1878 as a great mistake, because 1t
was hasty, and did not secure European
cooperation. He said all notes below -
should be withdrawn within five years,
and all s. notes within three years.
More coinage of gold dollars and quar-
ter eagles should be discontinued, and
silver substituted, according to the ratio
OF European bimetallic countries, till
this country is fully supplied. He ad-
vised imitation of the French policy. Ii
Secretary Evarts should open negotia-
tions with European countries, and con-
clude arrangements for a common bi-
metallic system in Europe and the
United States, it would be the greatest
achievement of his public career. He
said the United States could not afford
to make silver unlimited legal tender on
joint standard with gold without Euro
pean cooperation. The United States
is a silver producing country, and gold
would 90 abroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
CREANIOF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches,

Electric light experiments in London
have convinced the board OF public
works that the defects connected with
electric lighting must prevent its gcner-
eral adoption.
The mining troubles at Brazil,
Indiana, are not yet over and the
strikers threaten violence on working
miners.
Hon. Hugh McCulloch, ex-Secretary
OF the Treasury, in a public lecture at
Harvard College, last night, announced
his conversion from mOnemetallsm TO
bimctaliSm.
The Yale and Harvard champion scull
race was won bv Goddard, of Harvard,
bv six lengths, in fourteen minutes and
thirty seconds.
The Senate, yesterday, passed the bill
prohibiting military interference at cleo
tionS, in the precise form in which 1t
came from the House, 10y a vote OF 33
10 23.
4 negro was hung for burglary in
North Carolina, yesterday.
The demand at the Treasury Depart
ment for reiunding certificates is greater
than the supply.
The Southern Baptist Convention now
in session at Atlanta, Ga, has taken
steps toward a union with the North
ern Baptist Convention.
The indisposition of Garibaldi has in
creased.
Gov. Collum, OF Illinois, has for
warded to President Hayes a long letter
urging the veto of the pending bill TO
prevent military interference with
elections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
BELLAIRE.

Bishop Jaggar will preach at the
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning
and evening.
4 lady coming from Gravel Hill, few
davS since, mortified herSelfand amused
others by attempting, after having seen
a gentleman step graclously from the
horse ears while they were in motion,
to do likewise. The lady got off the ears,
there is no question about that, but IN
stead of lighting upon her feet she landed
upon her back-hair. Outside OF Sc
we're headache for several hours after
ward and great damage to the ladys
dignity, no further damage was done.
The rchcarsals of the military drama
of the "Nirgnia Veteran are pro
crossing i'm Il satisfactory manner by the
Hccla club. We were present at their
rehearsal on Thursday night and con-
iess 10 have been more interested than
at anv rehearsal we ever attended.
The efforts Of the Club have always
been appreciated in this city, and We
think i'm the rendition OF this drama
another feather will be added to their
already good reputation. The play will
be put on i'm the usual style, Tor which
the Club is becoming noted, namely,
new scenery, new stage ci-
fccts and new mechanical appliances.
Every member of the Club vii
be included in the cast, and this fact
alone is sufficient guarantee that the
play will be put on in satisfactory
manner.
Mrs. G.. c. Mccoy leaves for Denver,
Colorado. tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock.
Geo. Whipplc left this vicinity for
Colorado Yesterday.
Several cases OF scarlet fever are re-
ported at Gravel Hill.
Two new groceries were started in
Guernsey street during the past week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
MINING TROUBLES.
Violence by the Strikers.

BRAZIL, IND, May 9.-The mining
trouble is not over yet. Last night j..
w. Risher, a miner, was stopped by
three masked men with a rope who
threatened TO hang him unless he
stopped work. He agreed. They also
shot through the window OF VIM. FL
der's house, in Stringtown, but did no
damage to any person. The strikers
have notified several men to stop work
or they would be killed. They say that
Elder must die. Some persons entered
the hoHse of an old man, working for
Niblock, and robbed him OF all his pro-
visions. Everything is quiet to-day.
TERRE HAUTE, ND, May 9.-The only
mine now in full operation in the Brazil
Block Coal district is the Seller * Me
Clelland mine, at Harmony, three miles
east of Brazil. Threats were made that
the men employed would be compelled
to abandon work this morning, but the
strikers turned their attention to the
bituminous mines at Newburg, three
miles west of Brazil, where the miners
were compelled to leave their work.
Several miners prominent among the
miners disposed to work have been way
laid and terrorized into promises not to
work until the strike is at an end. The
miners and operators both express a
determination not to Weld and serious
difficulty seems inevitable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
OVER THE OCEAN.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT ABOUT RUS
SIAN AFFAIRS.
The Accounts Of CrueItes Denied
Electric Light Experiments in
LondOn-Russian Prisoners
The Afghan War,
Russian Official Denial.


ST. PETERSBURG, May 9.-An official
statement Contradicting the news pub
llshcd abroad with reference to the
affairs in Russia, says: Fort PetrO-
panlosky is wholly inadequate to con-
tain 400 prisoners to say nothing OF
400. which was said had been removed
thereirom to Kazan; that no prisoner
has been removed from the fortress to
Kazan; that the reported arrest OF
officers have not taken place; that since
February only three officers altogether
have been arrested, and finally that no
arrests OF whole families have been made
The Afghan War.
LONDON, May "a dispatch from
Lahore announces that GakOOb Kahn
has accepted all the British proposals.
These advance the frontier so as to give
the British the Kojuk pass, the Pisheen
valley, the kOrum valley as far as She
rargerlan pass, and the Khyber pass as
far rs Learji. The British also gain the
right 10 keep an agent at Candahar.
MAJOR OaNagndrl VIII return as envoy 10
Cabul with YakOOb Khan.
The cholera is decreasing in India.
Electric Light Experiments.
LONDON, MAY 9.-The metropolitan
board OF works, after the recent expert
ment on the Thames embankment, find
that electricity costs 2t pence an hour,
per lamp, more than the best gas giving
equal light. The report declares the
defects connected with the electric
lighting must prevent its general
adoption.
Russian Prisoners
ST. PETERSBURG, May 9.-The Golos
states that the first party OF 800, out Of
the 1000 persons arrested at Moscow
during the winter, have started for
Siberia. The nine thousand persons ar
rested i'm other towns will pass through
Moscow during the summer.
Elliott and Courtney.
LONDON, May 9.-The negotiations
relative to the Elliott and Courtney race
have been suspended until after the
Elliott and lIanlan race. Elliott is
adopting Hanlan's style.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
AND NEWS.

The Wellsburg schools close this
month.
THE Muskingum county Infrmary
has l59 inmates.
\ NEW paper is soon to be started AT
Spencer, ROane county.
Miss EMMA GILL has opened a Kin,
derysrten school in Bellaire.
The Class OF 80, Marietta College, has
formed a Lecture Association.
ST CLNRsvILLE editors boast OF a
hens egg weighing iour ounces.
TuE Protestant MethOdists Of Morgan
town are 10 have a new church.
MoEE stock subscriptions are wanted
ior the Jackson County Fair Associa-
ton.
TIE Glasgow iron furnaces near Port
Washington, it is thought, will resume
work soon.
\ REVENUE officer destroyed 27,0OO
unStampel cigars IN New Castle, Monroe
county, recently.
NEwCONERSrOwN has turned out near
" twenty male and female book AGENTS,
and its greatly To her credit. Now let
her turn out all the rest.
CoNaDERABLE numbers Of fine walnut
logs are being hauled 10 the railroad at
RoSby's Rock, which are to be shipped
to.Eugland.
The Bellaire Tribune solicits prose
contributions. Now il spring poetry
had been mentioned, there would have
been a healthier response.
We understand that Bro. Conn OF the
Steubenville Herald, intends issuing a
SUNDAY paper. Brother, Con that prob
lem we'll before YOU conclude to do 1t.
BELLAIRE has several asphaltum side
walks, and when a lady gets stuck fast
ON one of them all the neighbOrs break
out with: ''Sing hey, the merry maiden
and the tar.
LOUISVILLE Cg,Uifr-JO,UDdl: Coca
SiOnaliy they kill Il man IN Kentucky,
Slys an exchange. "Nes, il is only OC-
casionally we kill one. Generally we
Kill two or three.
SCHOOLNISrREss (juSt beginning nice
improving lesson upon minerals 10 the
muiUrSI-"NO what arc the principal
things we get out of the earth?'
Youthful angler, aged four confidently
worms.
4 PTTSGUEGH clergyman is in some
danger of losing his place because he
preached a sermon which someone else
wrote. lt Is startling 20 think OF the
vacation of pulpitS such rule would
lead tO II vigorously enforced.
A DEPOSIT of iron ore was recently
discovered i'm Monroe township, Perry
county, Ohio, that proves 10 be the
most extensive find that has been made
i'm that field. The vein is said to be from
, % 9 feet in thickness, and is OF the Gel
cbrutci mountain variety.
OUR exchanges are making note Of
various ubScut-mindci men, but Dob
son takes the belt. Coming home late
one evening ne very carefully deposited
his dog ON the lounge, and turning
round kicked himself down stairs. He
never found out the mistake till hc tried
% howl
THE Marietta Shade Tree Association,
since October last, has planted in the
public parks. cemeteries and streets Of
tha, city three hundred and eighty-lour
forest trees, eighty evergreen trees, and
has placed along the line ol the Mus
kiugum river to protect the park bank,
one thousand willows.
j. W. OLNEY, OF Marietta, has two
very interesting relics. The first Is
Theodore Beza's Bible, printed in Lon
don i'm 1893, on silk paper The second
is a certificate of Membership OF the So
cirtv of Cincinnati, signed by George
Washington, rs President, and Gen.
Henry Knox, as Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10

THE SCAFFOLD.
Two Negroes Hung.

AUGUSTA, Ga, MAY 9.-TwO colored
men, Tom. Jones, alias Satterwhite, and
Henry Messed, GlidS CantellO, were
hung to-day at Appling, Columbia coun-
ty. Jones killed a colored woman in
1876. Jealousy impelled him to the
crime. Messed waylaid and killed his
son last November because he believed
him guilty of stealing from him. Three
or four thousand people were in attend
ance. Satterwhite stated that he was in
nOcent of the crime; that he did not in
tend to shoot the woman whom he
lived with as his wife, but her paramout,
and that his life was sworn away by a
colored witness, Peter Luke, who had a
grudge against him. Messed acknowl- /
edged his crime, and spoke from the gal
lows in a rambling manner, but much
affected Both men met their death
calmly, expressing themselves as willing
to die.
Hung for Burglary.
FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., May 9.-Richard
Lee, a negro burglar, was publicly
hanged here to-day. He confessed his
crime on the scaffold, and said he de-
served death. The execution was wit
messed by 1000 persons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
rburch Sult Decided.

PmuAprrrmN, May 9.-Thc supreme
Cuw. of PENNSYLVANIA has Just decided
t.u second suit growing ont of the Nus-
pension ut t1co H. stuart 10y the Cen
rrlI synod oj the Reformed Prcshyterl-
w Church for hymn singing and COM
uuuiuy with other evangelical churches.
This decision ~uStaiuS stuart and his
friends. .uudatt time condemuIng
tine action Of tine synod, and continues.
Rev. DR.. Stcrrrtt and the Second Re
formed PRESBYTERIAN congregation, IN
the uuIi~putcd possession oftheir prop
rrtv. which has been in litigation for
the past ten years, the first suit lnyol-
viug similar issues, was decided ina like
manueriu favor of Rev. DR.. VI. Canley
aui the Fifth Church of this city some
time ago. The opinion in both cases
was delivered by Justice Gordon, Chief
Justice Sharsword and Justice Turnkey
dissenting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10

RAILROAD BoNps-lrregular butin the
main strong.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SrocKs-The market was weak in the
early dealings and prices declined | To
IL. During the afternoon firmer feel.
ing prevailed, and there was recovery
OF ! TO I in the general list. Kansas
Pacific. after decling from 81 Ia 20, rose
To 81. Indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Lafayette, which has not been dealt in
for some years, WAS actively traded in
to-day, opening at 3. rising Ia and
closing at q. Ohia and Mississippi Was
strong throughout on reports that the
road was about 10 be taken out of the
hands of the receiver. The Louisville
and Nashville showed UonsIdera-
BILE strength, and sold up from
6S To 6ii. Chesapeake and Ohio first
preferred, advanced from 9, To -. but
reacted 10 10. Iron Mountain declined
from pa 10 26i and recovered to 27l
1t. Paul and Minneapolis declined from
81 10 30l, and recovered to 81. The
transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which $1,000 were Erie, 1000 lake
Shore, 1900 Wabash, 1900 Northwest
ern common, 1000 preferred, IL 600 -.
Paul common, 1000 preferred, 9,0N
Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western,
5000 Michigan Central. 800 Union
Pacific, 1000 -. Joe, 1000 Ohios, L.
600 Western Union. 5000 Pacific Mail,
800 Iron Mountain. I, 800 Kansas City
and Northern, 1900 Kansas Texas,
1000 Chicago, St. Paul and Minnesota,
1000 Kansas Raciiic, 300 |. &. X L..
1000 Louisville and Nashville, and
1900 Chesapeake and ohio first pre-
fcrred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Attempted Burglary.

GAINESVILLE Enterprise.
When Mr.. John Webster, who lives
about half a mile southeast OF Quaker
City, went home last Thursday night he
found a strange man in his house. As
it was late, the family had retired, leav-
ing one door unlocked for Mr.. Webster
10 enter. The would-be thief had come
in at this door, and as Mr.. Webster
came in he locked it. When he started
up stairs man ran toward the door,
but as it was locked he could not get out,
and Mr.. Webster captured him and he
was taken to Cambridge Jail. He was
an Italian, and seemed Indifferent about
the result. He had collected some wear
ing apparel, and had provided himself
with some victuals TO take with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
NEGRO CONVENTION.
Makes a Prediction

NASHVILLE, May 9.-Pinchback, in
addressing the conference, indirectly
predicted the nomination Of Grant
which was received with immense en-
thusiaSm. EN-ConT cSSman Rainey,
of south California made a speech in
which ne alluded 10 the action ot the
NickSburg convention, and declared the
negroes would no longer trust 10 the
promises of the Southern whites which
have always been broken. The address
of the committee was unanimously
adopted. GOV. Marks was invited
within the bar, and escorted thithcr by
Puchback and Richard Allen, of Texas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Grain Freights.

CmCAGo, May 9.-The rates on grain
and fourth class freight to the seabOard,
bv rail. which have been fixed by the
pool at 20 and p cents per hundred, are
being cut bv all the lines, and authenti-
Gated eases are at hand OF through rates
of II cents being given. In fact this
seems to bc the prevailing rate at pres
ent. Lake freights are also waverlng,
and today the best bid for corn to But
falo was - cents, with no charters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Memorial Day.

WrLMINGToN, y. c., May 9.-This be
ing Memorial Day business is almost
entirely suspended this afternoon.
Oakdale cemetery was viSitcd~by the
local military and fire companies and
other civic organizations, and a large
number of citizens, where the graves Of
the Confederate dead were decorated
with flowers. 4 salute was fired by the
Cape Fear Artillery. The address was
delivered by Capt. J. II. Motiatt, OF the
Confederate steamer Florida.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Pathetic Scene.

LAWRENCE, KAs., May 6.-The only
pathetic scene which has occurred since
the arrival of the colorcd refugees here,
was enacted at their temporary quarters
i'm the city buildings to-day, One poor
old fellow named Harrison Davis, from
Davis Bend, Miss, nearly seventy
years of age, was taken with pneumonia
and refused to receive medical aid, say
ing, "Why, bless you, chillen. De Lord
has smiled on me, and I'll close desc ole
eyes i'm de land Oh promise" and with a
"Bress de Lamb" the light left his kind
ly old face, and his days were ended in
the happy land he had sought in Kan
SgS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
~. Room In Edmond County.

E,rvr~x1LLE. MAY S.-The announce
ment that Hon. John Sherman would
pass though here to day drew large
crowd of people Il the depot. Not
withstanGiug the victims of his policy
are very numerous here, there iS an un-
ulf,tak1blc sherman drift in belmont
county, and hc was hailed by many as
thr mex. President of the United States,
The Secretary spoke briefly and made
quite q favorable impression upon the
upuulp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
southern Bnptist Association.

ATLANTA, GA, May 9.-The special
Committee on Cooperation with the
Northern Baptist and Southern Baptist
Conventions, to-day unanimously re-
ported in favor of sending five fraternal
messengers and suggesting holding a
meeting OF representative men from all
sections to propose plans for co-opera-
ton. The report was made the special
order for tomorrow. A telegram was
received from Missionary Yates, OF
Shanghai, sending the li6th Psalm. The
President responded by sending the
10th Psalm. There is an increased at
tendance and entire harmony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May q. - Wool -
Firmer; stocks much reduced; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia NN
and above 33la BIC; Y 32CaSIc; medi-
um 35la SIC: coarse 27Ca 20c; New York.
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine -
(a,32c; medium 3jta3ic; coarse 27Co 2gc
combing 3ifq,:Gc; fine unwashed2l@ 2:'c ;
ccoarse and medium unwashed 22a
2Sc: tub washed 32Cd 3jc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
HOMEOPATHIC Convention.

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Thei homeopathic
physicians continued their session to-
day, and, as on previous days, occupied
tho time reading papers and discussing
them. 4 large number of papers on a
great variety ofsubjects have been pre-
sented, many of them Of material inn
portance. Some half dozen papers on
the yellow fever have been read, and
the discussion on them took wide range
and elected great difference OF opinion.
The following officers Of the Western
Acaeemy of Homeopathy were elected:
President, DR.. q. :. Walker, st. Louis;
First Vice President, G. II. Villas,
Chicago; Second Vfce-PrcSident; J. T..
Boyd, indianapolis; Third NiCe-Presi-
dent, II. l.. Hill, Dubuque; General
Secretary, c. II. Goodman, st. Louis; ;
Provisional Secretary, 5. w. Roley,
Chicago; Treasurer, c. w. Foote, Gales
0urg, Ills: Board OF Curators, f. A.
Higbee, Minneapolis; w. X. Baker,
Davenport; p. G.. Valentine, ST. Louis;
j. A. Campbell, st. Louis; T. II. Wilson,
Cincinnati. The officers of the academy
are to serve as delegates to the other
medical associations.