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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-19
Brutal Wife Murder.

New York, H. John Lennon,
tailor, last night murdered his wife
in a most brutal manner, INJECTING
nineteen wounds on the body, any
one Of which would be fatal, He
tien cut her throat from ear to ear.
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AGENTS WANTED.

The grandest scheme of a lifetime
profits larger than ever before made
by agents at any business; adapted
for any condition of life; old and
young, married and single, all make
money faster than ever before.
Business strictly honorable; no COM
petition-no capital required. Seize
this golden chance without delay.
Address, George de Lara, 757 Broad
way, New York.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 Stockholders sfthe Utah and Nevada
Railway Company will be held at the
Office of Williams q Young. in Salt
Lake City, on Saturday April 18th, 1882,
at 2 o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing year.
w. w. RITTER,
app Secretary.
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 Stockholders Of the Utah Central
Railway Company, will be held at the
Deseret National Bank, Salt Lake City,
.. T.. st 2 pm. Monday, May LIST, 1882,
for the purpose Of elacting directors for
the ensuing year.
GEORGE SWAN,
Apl2 Secretary
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST.

List of Buying Prices of Produce
in the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-Weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears s. Liddle.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
WANTED.

To rent a small house with three
rooms by a gentleman and wife.
Apply POStOffice Box 314.
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CrueI Men.

Boston. 1.-THE House defeated
the bill allowing women to vote for
Presidential electors.
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WANTED.

SECOND HAND FURNITURE
Bought and Sold on smallest mar
gin. J. p. SORENSON & Co.,
Is Main Street.
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THIS PAPER s.. sly .t pc t ssa Jog g
ROWell z Co.'S New pai IT advertising
BlreEut7" Spruce -. t2h,ra aCv-rt;si mn
ecutrscts NAV ye ia 20; IL IN Nk. Is
SasRBs
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ORANGES.

Next Saturday we will have
another car of Oranges. The best
ever came to this market. Cutler
Bros.
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FINE STRAWBERRY PLANTS
FOR SALE,

OF the Sharpless Seeding, the best
and largest strawberry in cultiva-
ton. Fruit on exhibition at Mrs.
Dyes millinery store, Main Street,
where orders for plants can be left.
Also a choice lot of KilmarnOck or
namental willow for sale.
ROBT. DYE, 10th Ward.
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Washington. 1S.-JOhnstOn Of
fered resolution calling for the
diplomatic correspondence which
passed early in 1876 between the
United States minister at Madrid
and the Spanish secretary Of state,
concerning the United States citi-
zens condemned to death in Cuba.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

Major John W. Daniel len Richmond Thursday
for his home al Lynchburg.
Ms. Susan b. Mertens died NJ Petersburg on
"Wednesday, Of paralysis, aged ninely-hye years.
She was married Mt Petersburg In 1910
The Old Dominion Guard Of Norfolk has nc
ccpcd the invitation Of the committee OF the
Grand Army ofthc Republic TO visit Baltimore on
the 2lst OF June.
The Richmond board Of aldermen has adopted
a resolution of the common council TO submit n
proposition to build 100000 city hall TO the vote
OF the citizens for approval.
John @, Iirscomb esq, the editor and proprietor
Manchester, and was buried there Thursday eyen-
Ing. lie was prominent member of the Knights
Of Pvthias.
The Petersburg Inder- Appeal says that green
peas aud ripe strawberries are passing daily
through our city to the maj kets of the North They
arc brought from South and North Carolina by ex-
press, and are going forward In considerable guam
titles
The Norfolk Virginfdn is alarmed at the pros
pect Of injury 10 that city by the proposed consol-
dalton Of the Western Maryland Railroad with
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, and the latter's
consolidation with the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road.
The Petersburg hier. appeal Of Thursday says
OF the fruit crop prospect that "there were pros
poets Cfa magnificent crop OF fruits of all the DIFF
ferent kinds this season. until the blight of Tues
day night The farmers who were so hopeful arc
now corrospondngly depressed"
The Norfolk Landmark OF Thursday last says
There was a slight freeze in this section yester-
extent, destroying tomn,oes, cucumbers cynblins,
and other tender vegetables and damaged tho sd-
vanccd strawberry crop The peas were not hurt
Tho truckers are never safe until after the 10Th"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lisbed each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct Office, Georgetown, using the following
scale of measurement: Very turbid, to 8; turbid
Sto 10; slightly turbid, 10 TO 22 clear, % to SO
Condition Of the water Friday, April H-A
Great Falls, 49, at receiving reservoir %; at dis
tribuiing reservoir, 50.
The river begins to present q summer-like ap.
pearance guile n number of boats being on the
water now daily. Yesterday several of the plate
printers were noticed taking long pull and O
steady one, no doubt in view of the anticipated
race, which, by the way, takes place very soon
the ODD having been settled upon as the day. Con.
siderable comment has been made by persons in
row IL below the Aqueduct Bridge, where all can
witness II. II seems they have decided to have
the race above the Three Sisters on account lat
least 50 stated of the fine strnight.awHy course
change their minds and select some point nearer
the boat club houses.
A few loads of wagon wheat sold yesterday on
tho street at Sl.39 and Sl.10. u WIS rumored last
night that three boat loads Of wheat and corn
would be down via canal Monday evening.
A fire in Tennallytown-The residence of Rev.
Father Manadier pastor of the Catholic Church,
caught fire about ten o'clock yesterday morning
from a defective fue and was damaged to tho
amount of $500. fully covered by insurance. The
Tennallytown fire department, under the able
management oftheir chief, DIR. Joseph Harry, rem
dered valuable services.
The complimentary musical and literary enter
tainment given TO Hermione Lodge, No H. X. OF
p, last night at Curtis Hall, was in every way a
success.
High tide, April Is (saturday(-At 5I5 n. m. and
$40 p m. April IS (sunday)-At GIL a. m. and $3.50
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

The public school teachers committee met yes
terday The subcommittee reported that among
the gentlemen interviewed on the salary question
was Representative Ketoham, who kindly prom
District appropriation bill, amended TO allow the
appropriation ye; uuexpended to be used TO pay
they were paid from September 10 February. The
opinion was expressed That all teachers would be
paid within two weeks their full salaries as usual
On behalf OF the District teachers vote of thanks
to General Ketcham was unanimously passed
As showing the fratenal feeling among the teach
ers, Trustee LOvejoy has been notified that the
celye their just dues rather than allow the
tweniy.six new teachers TO be cut Off with moth
ing. The committee, amer extending to the teach
ers congratulations on the satisfactory results OBJ
tained, adjourned indefinitely.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15


The success of the coming fair is assured, The
friends of the Guards have responded nobly to the
call, and are using every effort to make this u
grand success. The several organizations have
decided 10 attend on their respective nights. The
committee acknowledge the receipt of the follow
Ing articles, received since the first list was pub.
lished: Webb 4 Bevcridge, toilet articles. LARA
bee hosiery; a. f. Timms & Co, handsome
smoking jaceet; Huity Il Taylor, fancy fans; Mrs
A. y. Richardson. mats and tides; Luttrcll & CO..
hosiery; j. 4; Miller, cord of wood a. G.
Ice Co, ice; J. j. Appach, one ham; crab salad r.
B. Meredith; A. Draper, toilet set; w. Milburn
toilet set and fancy articles; Mr. Beyerdge set of
glassware and one illuminated match safe George
Mccarthy, child's shoes; Auerbach e. Bro. Penn
sylyania avcnue), box OF silk scars; William
Benslcy, handsome oil painting on glass new
process), and one English scarf; Mr.. heal, one
glove and handkerchief box; Mr. j. LpScomb, one
box of fancy soap; LutZ Bros, one pocket. book /;
Mr.. Durham, ord. English razor: Mavin one
croquet set: cigars, d. LoughrHn and c. II, Butler:
q. H. Koonlz, fancy embroidered pin-cushiOn W.
II. Lewis, one fancy gilded horseshoe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The Corporation Court transacted civil business
only yesterday
All the smallpox cases have been removed to
the smallpox hospital, aud all are improving.
A small colored boy, charged with assault on n
little colorcd girl, the only person at the sta
ton house yesterday morning.
Two largo steam tugs, the Pacific aud Caroline,
passed UP the river Thursday afternoon with Ave
tow.
An authenticated copy of Mrs. Mary Ann Mas
tersons will, a synopsis of which has been given,
was admitted to probate in the Corporation Court
OF this city Thursday.
Mr.. John H. Bryant, the principal member Of the
Sumao Company, Whose failure is announced,
married Miss Kate White, of this city, and for u
long time resided hero.
meeting OF the executive committee Of the
Rcndlu,ter party ofthis city will be held at an
early day for the purpose OF indosing the senti-
ments ofthe Richmond Wing, declaring for the
Republican party and the administration of presi-
dent Arthur
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

There was an appreciatlve audience at the Con.
eregational Church last evening, the occasion be.
Ing the Ren's benefit, Tie organ solo by Profes-
sor b. d, Fleet, dedicated to the Item, the solo by
Misses A. V. MeCabe and Amelia l.. Tiehman
elected great applause. The following programme
was carried OUT Organ solo, "The Ship of State u
Original, dedicated TO the Hon, b. d. Fleet; read
ing. selected, Mr. J. f. earle SOLO "Waitnr," Mis-,
N. Y. Gibbs; reading selected, Miss Rosetta H.
Coakley; organ solo, ''Floyd's Retreat" Miss T..
y. Wood; sole, Vane Won Detta" Mr.. w n,
Benlamin piano duet, Rnssinis overture, Misses
ESslle v, Wood and Lena Kennedy; GlosteG's
Calvin Chase solo, staccatl polka, Miss Amelia
l. TilRhmani solo, When the Stars
Part ii"soio. organ Mr., b D. Fleet. n reSdiDg'
selected, Mr.. Calvin Dew Johnson; duet nstrI.
mental, Mrs A. = Cryor and her pupil Miss NJ.
NJ Syphax; reading, selected, Miss Ella Chase:
solo; THE, Old SEXTON Mr.. W. n Benjamin
reading, selected Miss Rosetta Il, Coakley; per.
sonating the quarrel between Brutus and Cassius
(Shakspcare's Julius Cesar') Mr.. W, Calvin
V, McCabe. ~ ' 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15


baltimore, April h-Flour firm; Howard street
and Western superBne g 1904 7b do extra, Is Oo@
90 do family, t625@7 rs; City Mills superlne, q 80
"a 20; do extra. Is Oo17 80. Rio brands a 25b7 5O
Baltimore bgh grade faniily ~ O0 do winter wheat,
patent, IS rs. wheat-Southcrn steady and firm;
Western irregular and higher, closing easier; South
ern red o. 4o0pi a. do amber 81 do6si 90 No West
orn winter red. spot 81 f2i.t go Bay,s 43G6ei 49,;
June 81 39S61i tO July, 81 22.6l 22s; August u 1875
tnlgis Corn-Southern higher Western Irregular and
eGalsleri southern wmte, Wh%yc; 90 yeilO " osn'
aA@S1llo; July, S59s5ag August, sjGs5ls Oats
nrm; southern, G0G65c Western white, 62Go65c; do
mixed. CO'3a6ic; Pennsylvania, GO0D65c. Hay firm
anIln good demand; prime to choice Pentsylvania
hnu Maryland, $40 UltplS 10. Provisions iirnn mes
pork SSWplS 7b: bulk mcats-shouders and clear
rib Sides packed, S6gilc bRcOn-shOulders, De- clear
RIB Sides llstc hams l3A6a3ic; lard, refined 12Ac.
BultcI weak Western packed, 10000 roll 206g2sc.
Figs lower a. l60l7c. Coffee lower and active Rio
CargoeS, ordinary tO fair, SsGnOlr Sugar strong; A
son, iOc Mhisky firm atE 2lS. Receps-Flour,
2v9O barrels; wheat, B0l bushels 40 bushels
oats. 2,gB bushels shipments Wheat, gig bushes;
corn, 25l6 bushels. Sales-Wheat, 302,Sj3 bushels;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

The concert OF the Princeton College Glee Club
at Lincoln Hall last night, for the benefit of the
Central Dispensary md Emergency Hospital was
al Interesting affair. The gee club Is made up
entirely OF undergraduates of the college. Its
rendition Of the several numbers showed careful
training while several of the voices were fresh
and full. The following compose the club: Dwight
J.. Elmondorf so, New York, leader; Charles
DENLY, 81, Indiana business mansger. First
tenOrs--J, 7. Haxall, 's3, Virginia; @. r. Fleming,
49, Pennsylvania: W. G. Hill, 81, New Jersey
II McCarter s. New jersey; I. a. @. Baker 'SS.
New Jersey. First bassOs-D l.. Elmcudorf 49,
Now York; j. S, Harlan, 49, Kentucky; A. e.
Clerihew, 's5, Ohio. Second bassos-R L Harlan
-, Kentucky; r. p, shankn, 49, indiana; +. r.
Nadlelgh, 49, Pennsylyantai H. J.. Bradley, 81,
iennsylyenia' Charles ]. fopng. ~, New Jersey,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
PROBATE COURT.
Orders Passed, Rules Made, Petitions
Filed, Guardians Appointed, de-


JUSTICE A. B. HAGNER observation-disclosures ]
Douglas, administrator Of the estate Of Henry A
Jackson, bonded and qualified In sum of $780,
Answer 10 administrators of the estate ofThomal
l.. Hume 10 rule of court on motion of j. Sayle!
Brown, assignee Of Gulck Bros, fled
Proof Of publication off viii Of Gottlieb Rumpf
filed VIII mly proven and admitted to probate
and letters testamenlary granted 10 Ferdinand
Theilkuhl in bond Of $4,000, Bonded and quail
fled.
Petition OIL Kurtz Johnson to be released from
the guardianship of the hers Of George Ailer
Order granting same,
In the estate of Franklin Steele. order vacat-
lug order requiring administrator dc bouts non to
give additional bond.
Petition aud order appointing Mary D. Tanisse
guardian To j. Edwin Tanissc on bond Of $1,000
In the estate OF Edward Thornton TRyloe Bond
reduced to $4,000. Executor bonded aud quail,
fed,
Proof OF publication of the will Of John PAYNE
fled order probating will and granting letters
teslamentary on bond ofs2O0. Bonded and quail
fed.
VIII of Mary seney admitted to probate.
A number Of accounts were passed and proved.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
The OmcIaI TrananctiOns M Recorded

hhO OhNUtssh wv ueNoEueu
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. +. olmstead presents the following transac-
lions in real estate In the District yesterday,
ported TO him by the Recorder OF Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
ON Seventeenth street west, between II and 3
streets NORTH south part OF lots 10 and II (25 by 96
fee. square l64, George II. Jones TO Valentino Nc
Nally, $50.
on Virginia avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west sublot ga feet II inches by depth.
square south OF 49, Charles IL. Fraser trustee. to
Martha Allen, 5000.
on Tenth street east near corner of street SOUTH
part of original lot 90 by 5 feet 10k inches square
9i5, Robert WCtt to Il. u. Keyser receiver, nominal
Same property as next above described, b. u,
Keyser, receiver, 10 William 7. Hoton nominal
uEoRaETowN.
On Monroe street. between Gay aud Dunbarton
Streets parts of lots a and is 90 feet inches by ~
feet "a nChes) block ca of olmcRds addition, James
Goddard ct AL trustees, to Arthur g. Newman, ei75.
On Monroe street, corner of Be1l street, lot 81 as
feet by deputy, block 60 of HOmead addition Walter
Cooley TO Clara Pridley and Minnie h. Burford nom
inA
ON Market street, near corner of Fourth street,
part OF lots III and l7S (22 feet inches by 1875 ee,
block 50 OF Beatty & Hawkins addition, Mary II.
Magruder 10 Edward T. Offnt, 5000
-N
Permit No Substitution.
Insist upon obtaining Floreston Cologne. It ia
pre-eminenlly superior in permanence and rich
delicacy Of fragrance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

The further hearing in the charge against John
W. Mcknight, Warren C. Stone, and James A.
Thorp for obtaining money by false pretenses was
Goncluuea Yesterday ~ NE rolISe Gour.' Alter
rose and said that he had thoroughly looked into
the case and come TO the conclusion that Mr. Stone
had acted honestly In the matter. and he should
therefore ask that tue charge against him be dis.
missed. This was accordingly done. Some witt
nesses were then put OH The stand by the Govern
ment TO contradict Mcknight and JEWELS tcsh-
mony This closed the case for the prosecution
The case was then submitted by counsel. Judge
Smell reserved his decision, but will probably rem
der II .day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
SoFnThs closing bid prices and not In


BY Associated Press
NEw YoRR, April Il.-monoy loaned from to "a
per cent aud closed offered at 3por cent, ENchRnge
was steady at 4SG 4s64 for long and ISL 6g4sg iOr
short sight, Governments were irregular. state
bonds were active and strong railroad bonds were
moderately active and generally higher. Transac-
tons aggregated $4,000 shares, including Delaware
LaokRwanna and Western. 2g.GOG Delaware and
Hudson, 7OG Denver and Rio Grande 1900 Eric, a.
900; Kansas and Texas 1900 Lake Shore, 81 500:
Louisville and Nashville, 2iGOo; Michigan Central
9H0G Memphis aud Char .e'tOn, 600 Missouri Pacific
$3.50; Northwestern, $3.50 New Jersey Central u GOO
New York Central, $3.50: Northern Pacific, 3340O
Reading, H,j0G 81. Paul, 42O0G 81. Paul and Omaha
100. Texas Pacific, 1906 Union Pacific, II 100
Wabash Pacific, $1,000 Western Onion, $1,000
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

Viola h. Hunter, by her attorneys, r. b, Lewis
and C. NJ. smith, yesterday filed II petition for a
bill OF divorce against Robert d. Hunter They
were married al Butler Court. House, Pa, on the
30 OF July, 1879 and came to this city on the Oh OF
January, 1880, where they have since resided. The
planih charges drunkenness and or IS acts of
cruelty against the defendant, and claims that she
has had 20 support him, as he spends his entire In
come In the purchase OF intoxicating Liquors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

Odd Fellows Hall was well filed last evening
che occasion being the tenth annual entertainment
OF the Jefierton Literary and Debating Society
The following programme was rendered in highly
creditable manners Instrumental solo, Miss Craig
recitation, Robert Of Sicily" William A. Laekey
veal SOLO what Shall l Do" Bischoa,
of SS pus Sn,ssp , paTGe ,,,i pgsy Piece
Iackey; Lduneelot She, l.. j. Church; MIS-
Charlotte shee, Miss Jennie Knight; Mrs Fannie
Grdn2sy Miss Lucy Lilley; Dobson Miss Viola Leach
Instrumental solo, Miss Craig; duet, selection
Misses Harvey vocal solo, "The Nightingale,
Ms, Kaspar, Farce" Ny Very Last Proposal p
Ad0nfs Gilifolger, II, d. Noyes; Captain Coartlv j.
X, Lilell Policeman, J. j. Lackey; Mrs Blossom
6''s Lily Miller Mss GoIdtaier. Miss Jennie
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

NEW YoRK, April Flogr-southern steady and
and moderate Inquiry common 10 fair extra IS GOO
76 good 10 choice do, 60 sOs TO- Corn A63io higher
ana feverlsh aud unsettled, closing very Grm; un-
graded 77't@ssjic; No p April s5ssGci May, 81. 10
s5so Cats unsettled and lGiower closing stronger
and weak; demand moderate sales 5000 bags Rio p
T,quoted In cnTgOes at s5@iOIio In job lots. $50
HE Sugar quiet aud held very Arm sales s29 hogs
heads Mubcavhd0. 7Isc B7ib bags Baiha O6-l6o; air
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

Professor A. f. Carpenter has secured world
wide fame ~ mesmerist, and his return TO
Washington has been greeted with many express
sIons of pleasure by our citizens His power over
those persons who are susceptible 10 his singular
art is simply wonderful. They are made TO do all
ence In continual roar of laughter. Old men
are transformed into little children elderly ladies
play blind mans buff with all the vim OF YOUTH
and more pleasant evening cannot be spent
anywhere than at Willard Hall. The admission
is twenty-five cents with reserved seats twenty
Ave cents extra.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
EngIcston'. Temperance MeeaIng.

last evening was most successful and interest
ingmeetlng, opened by prayerby the veteran
Chaplain BurkhaTdt and music by select chorus
OF young ladies from tho Government Printing
once, followed by Joseph CoOmbs, who made an
eloquent appeal TO the boys IN shake the whisky
and beer. Alr. Coombs Is one Of Buds enlisted
men, and is ably doing his duty. Captain Donald
McCathran was then introduced, and acquitted
himself In his usual earnest manner. He was fol-
lowed by solo by Miss Webster. The chaplain
also addressed the meeting most tmprcsslyely, The
peOling was closed by Buds characteristic appeal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

10 good refining quoted nj 7it@7sso; refined easier
and quiet yellow Z, s'{09s@c. white extra g. 3agteo.
yellow 10, sS6gstc; yellow, 7}696kc on A. 9k@sSci
mould A, 0Ac. standard a, 9tc; confectionery q,
p.glc; cut loaf lO,ic crushed i0hG powdered, i0A@
Grin and ralheri quiet Rice steadily held and DC,
mand moderate Pork fnlriy active for export and
very frrn: optluns dull and nomnaily lower; sales
mess, spot, ~ i2B@i72j for old, flS l2s9B = for
new. lard 1sG0iUC per loo pounds lower and less
active closing stronger sales prime steam, spot ll 81
choice 81 90. April, 81 52s@t S. May ell 5O9li CO.
Chicago Grain aud ProviSio" Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke g Co.. Pa ave. and Bteenthst,i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

The twenty.sxth regular meeting of the Bio.
logical society was held yesterday evening IN the
lecture.room Of The National Museum. Seventy
members were present, Professor Gill in tho chair
Professor o. A. Derby, chief If the geological sur
yey Of Brazil, Rio Janeiro, elected correspond
ing member. Mr. W, 4. HornAday, Chel
taxidermist of tho National Museum, and Mr.,
ROmeyn W. b. Hough were elected 20 resident
membership DR., Frank Baker read paper on
"The Ramifcation of the Arteries"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
Professor Bischon,s Popular Concepts

On Monday evening the iifh IN the course OF
popular concerts given under the direction OF
Professor J. W, Bischoh viii take place at the
Congregational Church. The programme Is a
good one, and includes the names Of Mrs. Kaspar,
Miss McGTew, Mrs. Dayton Ward Mrs. Dr. Winter,
Miss Jennie Cutter, Miss Maddreu, Miss Westhorp,
Mis- Bender. and MI. MArren Ynmng.