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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-20

u list Of real estate transfers, &C.. aied for &c.
cord In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county from Nov. l:th to 18th:
DEEDS.
Frank Gosncll, trustee, to David Carroll.
VIM. Plat, cxr., ac. to =. II. Walker, asstgn't
Martin Kicl TO q. II. Fisher. assign't.
X. X. Boarman, trustee. TO Jas. Mackubin.
ID. Net. Pcregoy ct NJ & W. l.. Percsoy CT al
John II. Miller TO John 7. Ensor.
J. A. Denning to Patrick gallagher. assign't.
A. Ilarker 10 WIN. ;. kecch, power Of attorney,
DIR. 4. T. Ridgrly 4 VT. To jas. l.. Sinclair.
L. NJ. Birckhead ct nj. to Lcnnox Birckhcad.
Chas. J. Hull 20 WIN. II. Burgess.
Saun1 Ceilings & VT. to Louis Held.
Y. A. IIelbig & hush. to @. Eiscnbcrgcr. assignt
J. =. Carrere 4 VT. TO II. W. Crowl.
J. =. BToadben: TO j. l.. Scunmcs. assigh't.
Anthony Schmidt To II. wcinrcieh. Jr., INSIGHT
Joseph Selig To A. ". Sclig. Assign't.
T. W. Griffin, atty. t. Simon Seidl.
Simon Scill 4 vi. 10 John l.. Butt.
John l.. Butt & VT. TO Simon Seidi & VT.
A. u. Clemens. Jr. 10 II. ". Bonhagc.
W. =. Mitchell c, al. trustees. to David Carroll
Chas. J. Hull TO Philip Engcihaupi ct nj.
LEAsEs
Peter krcis to Martin Gilbert.
MORTGAGES.
BENZ. =. Moore 4 VT. TO Metropolitan Saving,
Bank.
+. A. Kraus to DIR. John W. Hawkins.
Saml Galbreathto Lewis X. Keller.
Same to Alexander MelIoain.
Washington Fire Insurance Co. Of baltimore "a
Exchange National Bank ofNorfolk, Va, assignt
WIN. kurtE 4 VT. TO Thomas. Leib.
VIM. II. Burgess VT. TO BENZ. Whitley.
Louis Held & W. to waveriy Mutual 4 Permit
Land Loan 4 Bldg. Asso.
Geo. Eiscnberger TO Home Eldg. Asso. No. L.
Mary N. kiichenstein 90 Christopher Wilson.
Same to Seligman lIerzberg.
Geo. I. uollyday VT. TO John q. Proud et nj
John Buchheister to Home Bldg. Asso. No. 10.
Ssphrona Dorian % Robert kirkwood ct nj.
RELEASES.
Metropolitan Savings Bank 10 BENZ. +. Moore
John Curlctt ct al, exrs., to Robert Poole CT NJ
Lewis II. KeiEcr 10 Samuel Galbreath.
BALTIC. Permit. Bldg. Loan Society 20 Thoma.
s. Bennett.
wavcrly Mutual 4 Permit Land Loan L Bldg
Asso. TO Louis Held.
German American Fire ms. Co. to T.. A. lIelbig
J. J. c. worthington ct al, administrators, to II
c. Luttgcrding.
seligman Hsrsberg to Mary NJ. Kilchen.,ein.
John W. shankiin. Jr., to NJ. NJ. Kilehen.tein.
John Henry Meyer to Anthony Smith.
ieo. NJ. till ct al. trustees, TO VIM. II. Birch
waverly Mutual 4 Permit. Land Loan { Bldg.
Asso. TO Louis W. Scight.
Eager 81. Bldg. Asso. No. 9, to Madeline Gass
John q. Morris TO Ella Hatch & hush.
Hills or SALE.
VIM. Better & VT. TO c. Aultman 4 Co.
Geo. II. Fitch to James T. Fitch.
A. s. Warner 10 Annie l.. Young.
Daniel q. Stevens TO Myers 4 Kemp.
John Milchling 20 Seligman Herzterg.
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Discontinued. The pos,oiicr at Monument
House. North Point road, baltimore county. has
been Discontinued for want Of a postmaster. Mail
matter intended for that Office goes TO Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-20

Church Fair and Fostival.-The ladies Of
the d. n. church Of this place viii hold fair and
festival In the lecture room Of the church. COM
meneing Tuesday, December 5th, and continuing
four days. The community generally IL invited.
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oLDrIELD'S ExCELSIORpUMp.

FINilE undersigned has on hand about 1000
j feet al choice White Oak Pump Stock which has
bcca; spring water a sufficient length Of time To-
free IL from sap. Any Pump constructed Of this
stock Is guaranteed not 90 give unpleasant taste
toihc water. ilisarrangcmcnts for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample and
complete. and he will always be prepared 10 puf
up the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notice.
Always gu hand all kinds Of Pump Fixtures Of
the very best quality, including Lcathercd Buckets
for old Pumps. which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made ON the premises
where they are To- be placed. when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber arc
warranted for one year. After the frs; year they
will be kept in orieT by him for gears, for the
moderate sum Of Sl.0O per year.
5rn:- II fas Erceisior PaS'p should not yirs sat
i.jaefion IL seH b. rcnocc and The soRey refunded.
Refers by permission TO II. X. Boarman, Esq.,,
Towsontown. Orders by mail, or in person, at
tended % promptly.
WILLIAM oLDFIELD, Pump Maker.
Je.s6.-ly.l Fountain Green. Hartford Co., Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-20

Put EN- In.-why don't Mr.. Dorsey put the
stoves in the carsl We have heard this question
asked many times this week. Don't know why,
unless he wants 10 save coal.
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The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company has paid 900 in death clai ns.
endowments, dividends Of surplus and SURRENDER
values to it, policy and their representa-
tives. II has resisted the payment Of less than
one and onc.twoniieih per cent. Of the amour; nf
death and endowment claims brought agains; IT,
and then only in where the plain duty Of it,
officers required such action for the protection og
living and honorable members. u. policy :. -.
sure protection ." hs '-ifs aud children Of
her "s 1onh b. az cY"ai amount inrcsred IL tie
bonds If hs tHiied Niaf,s. and Il within the reach
Of the humblcst NAH. who might not live L. save
the amount 10 purchase the bonds. The sat.n o:
expense Of management O. receipts of this cuiiia.
ny is per cent. being less than half that -. the
average Of all the companies in the Uniicl states,
and the lowest Of any. No new or spccious plans
Of policies are Issued ysHHias. pure and sinJ.ie
life ind eHdorasm ihsHraRcr only l. furni .hci,
on sound male live. ut tho lowest possible cart;
For information and policies apply TO
WALTER :. WmHINSoS, General Agent.
Maryland Building. northeast corner Po.tul!,c
avenue aud Second street.
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SC. Johns Mission. Preaching on Sunday
afternoon, Nov. 2ist, at o'clock BY Rev. J. N.
Davis, pastor Of Towsontoun N. Y. church. Pub
lie cordially invited.
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TnE RgLic-lIUSrER's DANAGE.-For weeks and
weeks delegations Of citizens. women and boys
have been Gceking Tally To- Mentor to shake hands
with Mr.. Garfield. They have made the Pilgrim
age from Cleveland and from all the neghborng
towns In Northern Ohio. They have nearly all
been memento and relic hunters, and the result
has been that Ten. Garfclds farm has been lct as
bare rs if cloud of loen.ts had lighted upon il.
There IL hardly potato or an apple or n spear of
grass left, and the devastation has really been 80
great n 20 amount to n serious loss 10 u man who
depends on his farm for large share Of his fami-
ly provisions.-C ier,iasd DesPaich.
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Law once of r. w. Baldwin, 80 Lexington
Street, baltimore.
Oct. 3O.-I.

FJNIIE BOOK DEPOSITORY OF THE BALTI-
Il MORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE
NJ. L. CHURCH IN BALTIMORE CITY VS..
WILLIAM A. HOOK AND WIFE, ~ The Cir
c"d Court for 6atimore eoHaty-iR Equity.
ORDERED by the Circnit Court for Baltimore
county, this dfth day OF November. lssO, that tho
sale made and reported by Rignal W. Baldwin,
Attorney and Trustee for the sale Of the mortgage
ell premises described in the above entitled pro-
cccdings be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
10 the contrary thereof be shown, or before the
eighth day IF DeceaJsr, 1850, provided copy Of
this order be inserted In some newspaper printed
In baltimore county, once in each Of three sue
ecssivc weeks before the eighth day of December,
iSs0. The report states the amount Of sales TO
be 81 200.
W. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True COpy-Test:
W. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
Nnr .
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-20

Clothing.-In dress suits, boys clothing.
evcrcoats, listers and childrcns garments the orig
inal 0nc-Pricc Cash Clothing House, ISL west
Baltimore street, opposite Light. has n magnii-
cent stock which must be seen to be appreciated.
Call and see.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-20

The Celebrated Oxford Flows made TO order.
;Es-Also, manufacturer Of various kinds Of
Stove Castings, including Crates. &C., at much
less than city prices. Castings Of all kinds kept
on hand or made q order at short notice.
co- Repairing Of Agricultural implements Of
all kinds speciality.
Ec-The patronage Of the public respectfully
solicited and satisfaction n 90 work and prices
guaranteed.
ec- Orders by mail promptly onsnded 10.
U. q. MILLER,
Ashland r. o., Baltimore county, Nd.
JOHN d. ROE 4 CO., Agents, Towsontown.
Dec. 2I,'59.-ly.
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TyNiiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
j scrib,r has obtained TrpIn the Orphan
Court Of Baltimore county. letters Of administra-
ton on the estate of
JOIINZA HOOK.
late Of said county. deceased. All pcrsons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned To-
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, To the
subscriber,
oH or bcforc he IA dag ef jane, 1881:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 20 said e.
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 81 day Of oVcnber,
1850. THOMAS WRIGHT
Nov. 6.---it.l Administrator e. l. n
rgNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
j scribcr has obtained FROM the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters tcs;aincntary
on the estate Of
RICHARD +. PIPER,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims agains; the said estate are hereby warned
t. exhibit the 5amc With the vouchers thereof 60
the Subscriber.
oH nr b.f:'5c fhe IA day II June, 1851;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said CO.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given dnder my hand this 9th day Of November,
1850. Dr. JACKSON PIPER.
Nov. l3.-it.) Executor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-20

PLEuEo, PSEUHoNiA Is riTTLg The ifi'ri'"H
IeieriHiSy RsrisW for November contain - ''i.c
essay on this discssc by rruE !. q. duncan. 81
Toronto, Canada, ia which the vicNf Of PI"l. a.
Yeo arc quoted A. 10 where the diieasc commence
Prof. Yeo holds that Il always commences in the
"air passages as chronic inflammation associated
with the destruction Of the bronchial mucous mem
brane," while tho contrary opinion l. that il may
originate anywhere, either as above or in the lung
tissue or the pleuro. DIR. Duncan says that Prof.
1eos opinion is strongly supported by the gener-
ally admitted fact that tho bronchial and peri
bronchial LESSONS Of older standing than those
nf tho parcnchymy, while the plouritic are the
most recent Of all. lie says:
81 can well understand how beast, by sniling
the fodder Of diseased neighb0r, may draw into
its air passages some Of the dried discharge, and
thus infect the bronchial mucous membrane aud
get pleuro pneumonia. while all the skill Of science
will not induce the disease Of the lung. by inocn-
lation with the same material.
or more importance Il the question whether
pleuro- pneumonia meat Is iit for human food or
not. The Dublin Sanitary Association appointed
n committee 10 examine the question, and after n
full inquiry, they reported decidedly against its
use. On the other hand. another committee, ap-
pointed by a different society, hut composed Of
equally distinguished medical mcn. and after rs
careful an examination. say: at follows
that the Crcsh and unchanged meat oc animals
slaughtered during an attack nf pleuro-pncumonia
may be safely consumed, and that such meat IL
not scnsibly less in nu,ritive value than that Of
other animals unaiISe,ed by any disease, but il Is
Of inferior quality"
There can be little doubt that this Il the case
In the early stages II Is perfectly "a for human
food.
DR.. Blake White has carefully examined the
milk OF cows suffering from pleuro. pneumonia,
and he reports IL ~ decidedly unfit for human
food. lie says: az have no hesitancy In pro-
nouneing these samples Of milk not only unwhole-
some, but In consequence Of the very low per cent
age Of fat innutritious, and showing In every way
what . deprecated effect unwhclcsOmc and in
sufficient food has upon this important secretion"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-11-20

Transfers OF Property.-Thc following Is
\ list Of real estate transfers, &C.. alcd for re-
cord In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county from Nov. 18th TO 18th:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-08

AuctiOncer, decl74td-I7 L. 97ianIS9

4 SSlGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n PROPERTY.-ON SATURDAY, JANU-
AIRY "a 1850. The undersigned aSsignees OF
Patrick Carr and wife, of Lancaster city, Pa,
will expose to public SALE at Michael's hotel,
North Queen street, the following valuable
No, |. Ali that certain one and half story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. and Lot or
Piece OF Ground thereto belonging, situated
on the north side of West King street, Lancas.
ter city, said lot having IL front of 10 feet >
inches, and extending in depth 100 feet more
or less. and being No. 633 West King street,
bounded on the west by property, now or late
of Mary Campbell, on the north by an alley, on
the east by property now or late OF jeremiah
Campbell, and ON the south Ly West King
No. ?. All that certain twO-stOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, and lot or piece of
ground, thereto belonging, situate on the west
side OF North Plum street, Lancaster city,
No 3s. said lot measuring seventeen
feet, more or less, on Plum street, and
.,,I, extending in in depth westward of that
on the east by Plum street, on the south by
property now or late of John }. Dersch on the
north by a common alley This is a desirable
property located in one of the best parts of
No. ). All those two certain LOTS OF
GROUND situate on the southwest corner of
East Chestnut and Marshall streets, Lancas.
ter city. Pa. measuring in front on said East
lending in ndepthsOuthwartlly lis feet to an alley
said lots being Nos. 81 and 90 on Chestnut
street tract; bounded on the north by
said East Chestnut street, on the east by said
Marshall, on the south by 14-feet wide alley
and on tho west by No. 81 of said Chestnut
street tract. These are very desirable building
lots, situated in new and rapidly improving
part of the city.
Sale to commence at o'clock. p. m. of said
Gay. when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
EMANUEL Z. MILLER
Assignee of Patrick Carr and Wife,
Henry Shubert AuctiOneer,
jan I-W& Sd&j janl96td
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IMPORTANT TIF TRUE.
Has Smith Joined the Bull Ring


Is Dr. Compton the Power Behind the
Thrcne:
| Il Washington dispatch TO the Philatlel-
phia Ledger says: DIR. Thomas III. Shcr-
, wood is named in connection with the
office of supervisor of the census for the
First district of PENNSYLVANIA, which con-
sists Of the city of Philadelphia. For the
Second district. consisting of Chester.
Delaware and Lancaster counties, Repre-
sentative Ward is urging the appointment
OF Henry c. Snowdcn, of Delaware, and
Representative Smith is urging Joseph
Samson, of Lancaster. 1t is considered
that the appointment for this district will
go to Lancaster. =
1t will be remembered that some weeks
ago it was announced that Mr.. Smith was
urging the appointment Of Frank p. Lc-
fever for this position. The report set the
politicians all agog to know who L" this
Lciever'' was and they discovered that he
hod recently come to town from Oxford.
prior to that having been in Lewisburg,
Pa. that in politics he was a Temperance
man of vaguely Republican antecedents.
MIR. Smith, i'll explanation to the hor. flied
politics mongers, said he didn't know it
Lefevcr had been recommended to him
highly, and, being the only candidate, he
had endorsed him Of course it would not
do to recommend any other thana straight
Republican, and SO Leicvcr withdrew.
Being largely indebted to DR.. Compton
for his narrow escape from a fatal political
mistake, Mr.. Smith may, in his gratitude,
have fallen upon the doctors friend, Joe
Samson or other high considerations of !.
pure civil service may have prevailed.
Samson is well known as an cx-prison in
spectOr and school director Gn both of
which capacities he illegally sells his
brushes to the public whom he otherwise
serves and 4 Bull Ring politician gencr-
ally. His appointment will raise breeze
and it will take good management to keep
Smiths fat out of the fire.
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CONGRESS-.

Proceedings in the Senate---Recusant Wit
nesses---The Legal Tender Act.
AsHINGTON, Jan. S.-The sergeant a
arms brought to the bar of the Senat,
three witnesses who refused to obey sum
mons to testify in the ingalls, case, and a
discussion ensued with regard to dicharg
ing them from custody.
Mr.. Wallace presented the petition of
Drexel Il Co., and others of PENNSYLVANIA,
for withdrawal of legal tender quality of
treasury notes. On doing so he desired to
say that the gentlemen signing the petition
represented the leading commercial. bank
ing and shipping interests of Pennsylvania,
and their opinions on the subject were en-
titled to attention by the Senate.
In the eiOuse-Investigating the Postal Ser
vice.
in the House q resolution has been
adopted directing the committee on appro-
priations to inquire into tie causes and ex-
tent of the probable deficiency in the pos
tai Star service for the fiscal year of 1879
1880. The committees are now being call
ed for reports.
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s Nou do SwcarS

One of our rOtund aldermen made a
termcn. The dealer in bivalves presented
to the alderman a little bill for certain
coves that had entered and assisted in
enlarging the alderman's stomach The
dispenser of justice good humoredly
disputed the bill, which the other averred
to be correct. Handing a Bible to the deal
er i'll shclliish, the alderman said solemnly,
You do swear that this bill is correct. to
the best of your knowledge and belief, SO
help you Cod The dealer kissed the
book, the alderman charged him % cents
for administering the oath, and, deducting
that amount from the bill, paid it like a
little man.
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AARKETS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHIADELrHIA. January s-Flour duh
| superfine - 5O05 90; extra s. 5Od76 90
Ohio and Indiana family y 1897 ss; Penn'a
family d 15G7 %; st. Louis family 81 OO675O
Minnesota Family $6 75G7 %; patent and
high grades 81 5OGSa5.
Rye flour unchanged.
Cornmeal-Brandywine unchanged,
Wheat hrmer; No. Western Red i9 !;
fenna rel 81 1917 Amber 4N4.
Corn firm; steamer 5Sc; yellow 59E06Oc :
mixed 5SI59c
Oats quiet and firm: southern and Penn'a
mixed 4704Sc. -"
Rye firm Western 9sc Pa 9Sc.
frovlSlOnS hrmer; mess pork $l4 90 !;
beef hams SIC 80; India mess beef s2l so: bacon
smoked shoulders 5l495Iac: salt do 4s4@5c |;
smoked hams lo9llc; picked hams 9S91$c.
Lard firm; city kettle 81 &c; loose butchers'
1I.c; prime steam = ,@Sc.
Butter steady to firm creamery extra Ss6
Sic; Bradford county aud n. y. extra s7GsSc
Western reserve extra at 2i1s5c do good to
choice 1SG22c: rolls frm-Penna extra A,G0
2lc; western reserve extra 22@24c.
Eggs dull and declining; Choice Penn'a 800
Zoe: Western 1.a1l9c.
Cheese firm: \. Y. factory $50 l31.c: western
fuil cream III 9l3c; do for good il9l2c; do
skins 769c.
Petroleum dull Refined Sc.
Whisky 81 L.
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Pigeon Shooting.

At the Park house, yesterday, a number
of sportsmcn assembled to participate in
pigeon shouting. Itwas intended to shoot
for a fat hog, but the entries were not sutii-
cient to warrant it. and so two sweepstakc
matches were arranged among seven
marllsmen, the entry fec being f. each.
For the first prize Mcssrs. S. and Nc tried
each shooting six out of seven birds. With
out shooting of they divided first and sec
ond money. For the second sweepstake,
seven contestants. three birds each, the
same gentlemen again tied and divided
second money.
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THE DOCTORS.
Meeting Of the Medical Societies.

:. Meeting Of the Medical Societies.
r Yesterday afternoon the regular MONTH,
t meeting of the medical society was held
: The attendance was unusually large, th'
: following members being present:
Drs. Atlee, of Lancaster: Alexander
Marietta Albright, Lancaster: Bruner, Col
f umbia Bleiler, Union Station; Bolenius
Lancaster; Brackbill, Strasburg; Bean,
cambridge: Buckius, Columbia Bern.
theisel, Columbia Black, Strasburg Car
penter, Lancaster: Compton, Lancaster
Craig, Columbia: Cox, Lancaster: Dun
lap, Mannheim; Davis, NJ. L.. Millers:
vile: Dunlap Manheim; Davis. S.
l., Lancaster; Ehler, Lancaster; HES
tand, Mount joy Horst, Earlvile
Herr, NJ. L., and Herr, A. j.. Lancaster ::
Herr, B. F., Strasburg; Hertz. Litiz :;
kendiy, Salunga Kohler, New Holland :;
Lineweaver Columbia: Livingston,
Mountville Lishtner, Ephrata; Mayes,
Willow Street; Musser, F. NJ, Wilmer ::
Musser, J. H., Lampeter Miller, Bird-in-
Hand McCaa, Ephrata Mowery, Con-
cstoga Centre Norris, Marietta Parkc,
Gap; Roebuck, Litiz Roland, Lancas-
ter; Shelter, Mount JOY: Stehman, Ian
ter; Trabert, Reamstown Treichler,
Efzabethtown; Thompson. Wrightsville
| Weisnan. Bainbridge Welchans. Lam
caster Iost, Bethesda; ; Ziegler, Mount
| Joy. Blackwood, Lancaster.
The following officers were elected to
| serve during tie ensuing year:
President-Dr. Thompson.
Vice Prcsidenrs-Drs Miller and AL
bright.
Recording Secretary-Dr. Blackwood
Corresponding Secretary--Dr. Welch-
ans.
Trcasurar-Dr. Ehler.
Librarian-Dr. b. +. Herr.
Board Of Censors-Drs. Compton, Shel
Ter and Trabert.
Board of Exaniners-Drs. Zeiglcr, Atlec
and Carpenter.
DR.. Zeigler, upon retiring from the
presidential chair, made neat little speech
and presented his successor with new
gavel.
"A number of new members were elected
after which a considerable amount of bust
ness, of a private nature, and which would
be of no interest to the public. was trans
acted
n resolution was passed to the effect
that the April meeting of the society be
held in Columbia.
The monthly meeting Will be held in
this city as usual Oh the first Wednesday
Of next month.
The H0mH.Opaths.
The Homeopathic medical society met
in DIR. Reichs Office, Marietta, yesterday,
ten members being present. In the
discussion of the report of the bu-
reau Oh obstetrics, Drs. Bollingcr,
[lucbener, Taylor and Harry, described :
number Of very interesting cases,
md the subject of obstctrical treatment re i
,cived full discussion. DIR. FIantz report t
I'd successful treatment of number of l
;ases of chronic asthma. After a free i'll , ,,
erchange of opinion on topics of general
medical principles, the society adjourned .
o meet in this city on the 9TH of April
leXt.