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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
FOR THE ORPHANS.
To-Nights Entertainment to be Given by
the \. q. II,

To-Nights Entertainment to be Given oy
the \. q. IL,
Nearly every seat in Arion Hall has
already been sold for the \. o. II. en-
tertainment this evening. for the bene-
fl of the orphans OF the diocese oil
Wheeling. When the curtain goes up
at eight o'clock, standing room will be
AT nremium. The following excel
lent musical and literary programme
has been prepared:
VIM. p. Cogley, President A. o. h.
Selection Young Ladies
Recitation Burdock's Goat
Charles H. Ray.
Solo-"The Harp That Once Thro'
Tara's Hall "..................
Miss Emma Connolly.
Violin Slumber Song. Ersfield
Misses Genevieve Morgan and
Fannie Sullivan; Accompanies,
Miss Ada Vankirk.
Recitation. The Flag OF Erin
Miss Julia Gaughan.
Quartette - Bridal Chorus, from
Rose Maiden ...............
Misses Yahn and Laurie, and
Messrs. Front and Yahn.
Myles and Nesbitt. ...............
In their funny representations
Recitation. ...........Fat Father Roach
Hon. John A. Howard.
Solo-'Pauline" ...... ..... haywood
Arthur Clarity.
Small Children. e. -.
Mother Goose Reception ard Drill
Address. .......T The Day We Celebrate
Rev o. w. Moye.
Violin Solo. Prof. Lucien Marie Meyere
Skirt Dance. 800. Miss Mary Gilligan
Recitation. The Octoroon
Miss Mary f.. Ray.
Violin Duet-Dream of the Shop
herdesS. ........ ....... .LaDlIZhS
Misses Fannie Sullivan and Gene
We've Morgan; Accompanies, Miss
Ada Nankirk.
Song and Dance. .................
Barney Gready, the Worlds
Fair Cop lanes j. QUINN
Recitation. The Emigrants Return
Chas. f. Gilligan.
Vocal Duet. -. Beautiful Moonlight
Misses Connolly ana Handlan.
Empire Drill........Y Young Ladies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
gbesIias B<sistss
Index to New Advertisements
FOURTH PAGE

FOURTH PAGE.
Wheeaasxffl aartmbhyecstr ida VT Il
What We Claim-Atlantic Tea Com
pany.
We Will Continue the Sale of Step
ladders-R. J. Hubel & Co.
New Cleaning Compound-C. v.
Harding & Co.
List of Letters.
Annual Curtain Sale-J. S. Rhodes
& Co.
Money to Loan-C. E. Norris.
Funeral Notice-Carpenters' Union
No. 8.
Wanted-Turner and Scroll Sawyer.
Dissolution Notice-Marshall &
Ries.
4. +. & A. NJ. Funeral Notice.
To Let-Rooms at Grant House.
Wanted-Canvasser
Wire Shade Frames-Ewing Bros.
FIFTH PAGE.
Dry Goods-Jos. Horne q Co.
The Reason Why-AleXander.
SIXTH PAGE.
Musical Opening -Milligan, Wilkin
& Co.
EIGHTH PAGE.
The Problem-Geo. f. Stifel & Co.
Fine Carpetings-Stone & Thomas.
Upholstered Furniture-G. Mendel
& Co.
Our Prices-Kraus Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
FINE TAILORING
AT POPULAR PRICES.

We invite attention to our large ana
hand some line of Foreign and domestic
Spring and summer Woolens purchased
direct by our buyer for the Fine Tailoring
trade.
The fashionable appearance and super
Tor hni Sh of our work recommends user
Fine Neckwear "a speciality at 3oc each'
The Eighmie Dress Shirt leader
500 dozen Maco-Yahn Fast Dye HaIf-
Hose at zoe pair.
Fashionable Tailors and Gents Fine Fur
nishers. 1921 and 1928 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
SILKS!I X

M bs,0 sold bs At prices that duplicated here else
Real ai Ka Silks I'd In % ol1ersnt designs
Printed India silks at n diferent designs
nd silks AZ 3yc IN 10 olnerehO uessuS
Cbanrebs Tafea silks so 10 80 and Csc IN over o
r,..h,. W., ui.o,
for 10 pieces each oil Douoe warp bAcA
Snrab six and Satin Rhaddauce On Sale to-day at Syc
New INC SSirts
Spring Waists and ChldreRS jackets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18

DRY GooDs-eEo. M. SHOOK & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
DRESS GOODS aa~

Right I'D to date Depup date in Style
which SAVING OF % TO IS Is PER
CENT
wide, OIL sale 25c I'd
$500 yds Wool Mixtures in Spring Dress Goods at
cyd Same sold last at CSC yd.
Mixtures aud Novelty Dress Goods ~ o.
IS CSC up will Dress Goods buyers TO see
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
DRY e0oDs-eEo. E. sTlFEL & co.

Ladies' apd housewives Just this time is what TO wear
and Spring house cleaning These very con-
s.deratons and few suggestions not come Tar ams''
the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
MONDAY
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

100 Crrpon skirts. worth 600, Tor
Si50, at L.. =. Goop W. -
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
ST. IlIFNIffI'S ptT.

Tp-iIy j, -. Val Hiirc's Day. but tho pc .mcp
are not particularly overloaded and the mars are
rot lato on account of the sentimental messages
which are supposed - b. sent tho feast Of the
good -. Valentine. ~" custom wrch the lads and
!asscs used 81 observe Is rot the sane now. al
though thtTc is some snow in celebrating the day
ard many maiden fair VII today receive
token Of the esteem and love which some particular
yOung man bears for her. TIE valentines that
sent nowadays ar" 90: NJ I'm far prsttiar style
than those ~ day gone by. and artistic effects In
silk AMI other clOics and presents Of pretty boxes
ard souvenirs take the place Of tho slmp.e piece of
paper with the words OF love written printed on
II. which grar1fstners sent.
The gro'esque paper Valentines whch s0-caled
funny pPppe send g'l,i IN evidence and are to
b. IN al the shops where valentines are sod
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
ARION RALL REGrLA rIONS.

AZ usual the preparations for the Arion ball.
which IS % take place At the Madison Square Car
don tomorrow night. are 50 thorough to obviaic
a FAR as possible. all haac2 f1r confusion ard Dis
comfort. "Toly" Hamiiton. who certainly has had
the best possible experience In looking after the
watts of those who attend big pubic amusements
makes the following announcement Of regulations;
Carriages must approach the main entrance OF
Madison Square Garden N Madlson-ave. from the
south and pass out By way OF Madison-ave. north
or Twenty-sevSnth-s'.
ON departure. please pass through the main en-
trance on MalsCn-ave.. and take me first carriage
AZ the door.
Rates OF fares viii conform to city ordinances
In relation thereto. II * particularly requested
that any oyerclarge and the number of tie coach
Dc reported.
Members. guests and their aides VIII enter by
the main entrance on Malsol-ave
NJ slrttincc 10 ;h" building af.cr midnight.
Tickets must he shOwn at the request OF any
mca,ocr 90 the committed
Positively .etuIl checSs.
NJ ono will De allowed on the no'r before -
O'Clock Unless In fancy dress or domino. This rule
VIII bs strictly enforced.
NJ masks mus, be removed at oc,och
Al articles found must be handel t. q member Of
IN" committee
40 charge in ladies' dres..ncroom. Gentlemen's
hair0om. - cents. NJ hats. b0nnets. ovcrcDats or
clolks allowed IN the ballroom. except when part
oi q costume
Smokng nc' allowed on lOlr and lobby; the smok-
ing-room Is IN The basement.
Masks and fancy dresses can be obtained In the
building
Ees.arrant, n carte, open all night.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
NAXAGFIrHr rOFIysAEEASrLUMS CONDEMNED

Albany. Feb. 10 (Spec.aD.-The Ncw-York State
Medical Society az ito annua; meeting at Albany re-
Gently adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas Recent investigation OF the condition
ard management Of the asyumo for insane In the
city of New-York has clearly shown that the sys-
tern of county under which these institutions
are now conducted Is failure both regard It's
humane and economical aspects; and
Whereas The Is substantially true OF the
condition and management OF the Institutions for
the dependent insane OF the county Of Kings
Resolved. That both the dictates Of humanity and
the interests OF the taxpayers demand ;hat the
principle OF State care for the dependent insane
eight counties of the State should speedily be cX-
tended 10 the counties of New-YOrk and King
Resolved That the Committee on Legislation be
instructed TO request the Legislature to adopt such
measures during the present session az will secure
,he transfer OF the dependent insane OF the counties
Of New-York and Kings 10 the control os the State
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

Peter Mckron frcman OF Engine Company No.
Iiei ~ bellevue Hospital Tueriay night. from the
effects ~ irirics which he received by being
s.cpnsI on by one of ihc Fire Department horses
while going to hrc At li.j5 fire alarm
ssnt ont for NincfoCr'h-st and Second-aye. Tho
fire Wds ln TIE Florida flat1. at the northwest
corner ~ the street. and was put out before more
;han t-ifing damage vas done.
IN" d'it tr.'aan vs. my years o:d and married.
f. liv o.. 80 sp East Fogri.clis-st. ne was at
DIS post beninI hs ,nc1e The werc going 40
Sac'a1-ay~. a1i wlrc on the uptown track of the
G.c1rI-sv.. Inc. potHo-l Seventeenth anI Esh-
icoaih 49, tie oliver Pulled - one side and re
'off bind ~ Il ~ a.. engine w1s broken o1. Tho
nrrmgn Ws, An1ckcf ln'o tte street. TIE tender
Was close hennd. ani before McKeon could get
out ~ IN. way the horse attached 10 it stepped Oh
tho mans abdomen. Po.ce man Freeman. Of the
Elst Tw niy-yoconi-si. station. who happened -
De- re,-. picked up tho Injured man ani carried him
into th" Er1-'f' hors'. ana then ~ once sent FOR
Police Surgeon lyons. VINO hvcs u the ncighh)i-
noot - then Fu'.'rnna.'d an amhaArcr., ar1 soon
tie sufferer 100 Bciieyu" II epi:dL he became
.ious on the ~. Iad when examined by tho
phyr'r'Igs bis condition WIS found TO BE- crit
lcal frlt b. WIS deemed prudent - nj f)r the
mans family. Tney wffe too late. however or
NcKcon was dead before they reached the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
4 ursTErTOrS FIGHT ~ A CARE.

According to story published yesterday there
was a fight between two men IL the cafe Of the
Coleman House on Tuesday night, and ore OF the
men vas seriously injured Tho story said that
the two mon wcrc drinking together. and were ao-
parently engaged ~ an amicable conversation.
Then blow struck and the picnt OF it
was ail unconscious the floor. Blood flowed
from the injured mans head and made great
pool Of blood" Then. according. to the story.
ambulance was called from the New-York Hos
pital and tho worstcd one. whose name given
a. Charles Shaw. attended by the ambulance
surgeon VINO found that the wound was not seri
ous. y stout man. name unknown entered upon
the scene this tim, and refused 70 allow the
removal ~ the injured to tn" hospital. and
Insisted that he he taken upstairs TO his room.
Al the hotel yesterday afternoon II was acknowl-
edged that there had been a fight in the barroom;
but II was denied that the recipient ot the CORY
wound guest Of IN" house At the New
York Hospital. the ambulance c1llOook had an
entry OF at I.iO o'clock Tuesday
night for Twenty y-sevcuth-st and Broadway. but
10 was a medical and not surgical case. IF the
surgeon had been called TO attend any such case
as YOU describe" said the clerk az the hospital
Yesterday. Tho would have been entered in
10 book surgical and not medical. ard We have
record OF any call to attend a surgical case On
Tuesday night al the Coleman House. Who're
the alleged wounded nan Is IS yelled in mystery.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
PAPER MEN NOT WOHRIED

THE RESIGNATION or +. SHELTON CORNELL
FROM THE SYNDICATE AND THE POSSIBILITY
OF ANOTHER COMBINATION CAUSE
40 EXCITEMENT
The news sent from New-Haven that T. SAeitoA
Cornell a director of the National Folding BOX
and Paper Company. had offered his resignation
did not apparently s;arte the paper trade IN inns
city In fact the current opinion in trade cifchS
Yesterday appeared to be that Cornell had merei?
anticipated the action of the stockholders, VINO
Will hold their annual meeting for TIE election oi
officers and directors to-day It is sad that some
of the stockholders were not satisfied with the
services given by Cornell last year. II is said
that he had many other ventures on his haHis
that he did not have sufficient time TO devote 10
the company's interests
Neither arc the stockholders alarmed over the
report that Cornell will organize a new paper m'il
syndicate with a capital of 100000 TO light their
association.
The prescn, association OF paper mills and box
factories known the National Folding BOX ana
Paper Company consists of six concerns, on" OF
which is in this city in Brooklyn, oTc IN bins-
bamton one in Shelton and two in Haven
The main Office is in this city at No. lS. Frank
lin-st.
The president of the company. u. s Walton was
seen BY Tribune reporter yesterday. and SAID:
yes IL is true Mr.. Cornell has resigned but DO
not think the company will suffer by his action
The stockholders will hold their annual meeting
in Jersey city tomorrow. Had Mr. Cornell not
been reelected n director. his salary OF 80" a
wear would have still been paid him by the com
pany. The present association known as inc
National Folding Box and Paper Company was was
formed by its members including Mr.. torneH,
three years ago last August. u was agreed that
no member withdrawing from the association by
his own free viii should engage in the manu- n
facfure of paper boxes for q term OF forty-nine
wears have received notice from the counsel
OF the association this morning that In ms opinion
MIR Cornell cannot legally engage In the manu-
facture OF paper boxes for the time stated IN the
agreement. Had not Mr.. Cornell retired voIun-
Tary from the company his right TO cnSac" IN
the business could probably not he .questoned.
The present association does large business;
Yoing Cornelrs father r. r. Cornell. IS Vice
president OF the National FoldinG Box ana paeer per
son's withdrawal Or his desire to start another
syndicate.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
Tsrr,-Adiourned until Mon

Superior Cour,-Gcnerai Term-Adtourned until Mon
cav. March t. 1895 ,,- -r,..,....
J-Xos ST. 1852 s+s io7I a2o. io42. 1893 il? a' olo
900 lIsl 1918 l1G7 be SUMMED up.
Superior Court-Trial Term-Pa.T H-Adoufnei Tor the
90. , 49, ,,
SUR Jraie's ,ourt--Chambe-s-Defor Fitzgerald s.
No lOI4 Samuel Busch. at lo3" a m sse n
No aGe VIII Of sarah Day. at 1850 a m vas for
probate~-Mary e. Ieavtt Theresa EobItzek Caihatne
Reai James f. Cranniss Simon Galinge- Gcorg Morgan
Louis Kirches Martha ". Knapp. Hugh :. McllNan at
as-vcn Maria G.. crane. Alfred Erbe. at p IN.
Surrocate's Court-Trtal Tefm-Before Arnold. S.-No
1924 will William Carton or 'anson. al lo.30 a. r
No sN, Will o Mary T. Bardn"au AZ =. m
Common Pleas--spccisl TcrmBefore Pryor JMo;!ons
Common Pleas-Eguiy Term i.efore Biechon. j.. }
Nos % 80 ~ IO2 %. 30 81 3G 81 3S =. e. 4s - II
Case unfinished.
Nos 50 IoeS eas, 1907 oea 9Gl2 2is6. III Pas. ll
1917 I:,21 1921 1879 1924 l32J 1927 l32N l:2S itl
is32 l2s; l&ii 1923 1895 l3;7 1895 1883 1870 l"'-
Common Peas-Triai TcrIn-Pau I1-Before Gegerch
J.-Causcs Gent from Part for trial Case unfl-
shed. . -, - -, ,.-.a..o.
J-Causcs to be sent from Part for trial Cnse un-
[oursPss,a srmEsfoTe EsTeh o C. JMS'ons. We
Nos 1913 1914 SIS GG6. 453 GA 3352s se4, 25.2 ~:
c75 500 GG7 slS i74 iT5. i249. 2sss l3Sd 1870 lN
i2i0 373, 1906 1915 i32o's 1890 1892 1895 l@i' case
unfinished. .,-
Nos 2G- l222 i2ca 19,s g. 2272 1i2 i2so 100.
iaal 25:. a9iG 997 139 l17i. clear.
Nos oiS iia1 2e2s ig7a 5oa I2os iscc ooi a7a eGl
i2o2 1853. 1873 loss. 1870 1924. 966 300 Case rn-
City court-Trai Torn Par, IvEsfore conlan Milan o; l.
@0S a17o 3i2s s4e, ai67 25oi 3522. @s3. Sfsi Case
unfinished.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
THE CASE OF EX-CAPTAIN CROSS.

The appeals OF ex-Polce Captain Adam \. Cro's
an1 his ward man. George Smith from the action OF
the Police Commissioners in dismissing them rom
tho forcs on Angus, 81 last were heard by the Cen
eral Term Of the Supreme Corrt Presiding Justice
Van Brunt and Judges O'Bren and Follett. yester-
day afternoon. Both were removed on substantially
tho sana charges The cases came before the court
on writs of ceriorari to review the action Of the
commissioners The charges made against the cap
tsn and his ward man were bribery paid for protec-
tion and neglect Of duty 1t was said that Kate
Schubert had paid 500 and $50 month TO be allowed
10 keep her place at No l44 Chrystie-st open ana
that Rhoda Sanford had also paid for protection
for her house No. a Bay1re-st. The captain was
also charged with neglect o. duty IN a.iG"lnS us
orderly houses to remain open in his precinct.
Elhn Root appeared counsel for the captain
and his ward man. and argued that on the evidence
taken before the Commissioners they were not JUS,
tilted in removing the officers. and the Court snou.1
reinstate them -,
Ex-Assistant District Attorney Wellman maze ihs
argnment for the Commissioners and conte11ei
that they had acted within their powers in dismiss
ing the officers that their action was justified ny
the evidence produced before them. and that from
the facts and surrounding circumstances the Court
would TO. be justified in upse;ting the action OF the
Commissioners. The Court reserved rs decision.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
D4VID MIH7TN CNDEH FIRE.
ROTH HE ,SD SENATOR PORTER SWEAR THAT
THEY WERE NtVER INTERESTED IN TIE
INITIAL, TELEPHONE COMPANY

THEY WERE NfNER lNIfisfSI fsi - mn
Mrrr-AL TELEPHONE COMPANY
pbladolphia Feb. l3.--Charles 4. Porter ana
Dovid Nort, were the principal witnesses at this
,f,ornoon's session Of the Couacman'c Committee
which Is nve stlgating the alleged disposal ~ the
Nu,usl Automatic Telephone Company OF s}1Z.vp
worth of It's stock 10 CouncImcn and others Tor
the nurn9se OF securing right-of way ordnance.
When the stock register or the company ""S re-
Gently placed in evidence II was shown 'hai l''-'
sbares each were recorded in the names OF Messrs.
Martin and Porter ard II was to explain this e'd'n'
ownership tina. the wekno~n Republican leaders
called.
Mr. Martin testified that the stock WAS placed In
bis name without his authority: that he never be-
came intcres stcd n the company. although he had
had the refusal of from LOO 10 700 shares at go
share and that he did not assist. directly of ~
directly in getting the Mutual ordinance tafoc.A
Councils. The National Committeeman TO-" "i
being asked in July last b. John i. P5r"A' ih'
treasurer of the TO take an interest il 'hf
company and of the refusal Of the stock being thfn
given him. After consulting with Mr.. Port2i' hoN-
ever. and also being advised by inomas ~ Mar
Trades League have nothing 10 90 Win the
company Mr.. Martin notified TO treasurer Itrd'h
that he would not become interested. Inc Wi'il,at
declared that he had never seen nor heid any
The testimony of Senator Porter largely cor
roboratve Of what Mr.. Martin stated except 'hh'
the use OF his name in connection with the com
pany was said TO have been brought ABOUT ny
Treasure Persch asking him TO bid for the c,nsiruc-
contractor, testified that the .erms mention ~
By Treasurer Persch were partly cash and bonds
gave the company no further consideration. Like
Mr. Martin Senator Porter declared that the stock
entered In his name without his know.edge
and that he did not a.d In the passage OF ihe
ordinance,
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
pr.L ESTATE NAY KILLS HIMSELF.

Louis Henry Mani. junior member OF the reai
csta;e firm OF Lcuch;er & Miami. OF Port Rich-
,,ord : l. killed himself on Tuesday morning at
the home OF his partner. ia jewcti-ave. Port Rich-
mond lie used revolver. Insanity result
ing from the grip Is thought to have been
the cause of his act. On Tuesday morning MI
Mnlani appeared to be in better health ana s9rNS
than he had been FOR week lie slep; IN rear
room, and his partner IN one AT the front OF the
house About O'Clock Mr.. Leuchter heard the
report OF a pistol in his partners room, and n
moment later the noise OF a fall He hurried 10
the rear room. and found his partner lying on the
floor with blood flowing from wound in the
rsht temple
Mr. Milani had lived on Staten Island about ten
years lie had been a resident OF this country
twenty-five years. His birthplace was Frankfort
on-the-Nain. Germany. His parents are wealthy
and live an Frankfort. The dead served I'm
the German Army during the French and German
war OF lS70-n.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
JUDGE GILDERsLEEvE STOPS TRIAL
HE THEN TAKES \ JUROR INTO HIS PRIV ME-
ROOM AND TALKS TO HIM-RUMoRs THAT
TIE MN WAS APIROACIiED.

HE THEN TAKES JUROR INTO HIS PRlNAlN
ROOM AND TALKS TO HIM-RUMoRs THAT
THE MAN WAS APPROACHED.
An unusual proceeding stopped the trial OF the
action brough; by Hyman SMner against AeSe'
Iiellman and Joseph ;. Blaut to recover Si''''V
which he says. he was induced TO invest III ecu
rites of the city Railway and Improvement COM
many which were found to be worthless. Ihe case
has been on trial before Judge GiderseeVe' ol ''e
snnerior Court and d iury for several daya' ana
all the evidence having been put ill., the case was 10
be summed no yesterday. ii Is UNDERSTOOD 'id' a.
some time one of the jurors on the case was dp-
prosched by some interested in the action but
a to the circumstances surrounding THIS approach
and the nature Of it, all parties have pledged tnen-
selves 70 secrecy. and have absolutely refused to
talk of it, "
the fact is known. however tha; after the trial
was resumed yesterday the case was caHco 70 'he
attention of the Court and suddenly the trial was
s.opped one of the jurors in the box was calied
aside aud taken to the private room OF Judge Gil
dors,oeve where he was in consultation with the
Judge for some time. lie was then allowed to re-
turn to the courtroom and 10 take his seat IN the
jury-box with the other jurors
Roth counsel in the case, David Levintritt, for
Sarner and ex-Judge Dttenhoefer. for Heiman
were then called in consultation with the 'udse
which lasted for about half an hour and after that
the trial of the was resumed Wnen couhsei
were spoken 10 about the alleged attempt 20 or'pe
"A Juror In the case. they DOtn uecAnci W htnne a
Statement about H. declaring that they were piedged
In secrecy and could not make any statement con-
cerning the matter. . .... a.. ,,,,
Judge Cidersleeve, when spoken TO about the MAJ.
vouId NOT make statement. saying tnat
,be matter was not a court record yet. and prob
shlv never voud be- and he did not consider that
ANYTHING should be said about IL. .
Ex-Judge Dittenhoefer. after talking for TWO ana
a half hours was too exhausted 10 finish MS re-
mark and on his request Judge Gnderseeye al
lowed the trial be postponed until TO-DAY EeioIe
he adjourned court. however. he made iew remarks
10 the Jury In which he said: . - ,.. +.
t is close question with the Cour, Wnetner sn III IL
crcumstances until the close Of the traL 1t might
be best 10 keep you locked up until the case - SUP
and Intelligence and you may 90 TO your homes ana
return here tomorrow. But under no circumstances
,nns; Won allow any to approach you or 10 talk
10 Won about this case. In case any one does ! IN,
sruct you report the name OF the person ana all
,ha at once.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
STATE HoMGOpATHIC SOCIETY.

Albany Feb. l3-At the annua. election Of the
State homeopathic Society to-day the following
officers were elected President. DR.. Charles o.
Jones' of Albany; vice presidents W. B. Clifford. OF
Attca; b. j. Roberts. of New-Rocheile; Z. F. Hart
man, OF Clyde: secretary. John L. Moffat, OF Brook
iyn: treasurer. Charles Deady. Of New-foTN'
necroogist. T.. Hasbrouck. OF Brooklyn.
Censors-Eas:ern district. George T. Gorham. OF
Albany; c. p Cook of Hudson; d. +. spoor. OF
Schenectady Southern district. w. b. Winchell.
o: Brooklyn, c. NJ. Hefr.ck OF New-York: II. o..
Phillips. OF Yonkers. Middle district. r.. A. Bryan.
der OF Blnghamton Western district % q; Wilcox
Of Buffalo; y. c. Waters OF West Henrietta; y. D..
Covert. OF Geneva
The following were named for State medical cx-
am!ners: Edwin II. Wolcott. OF Rochester; Andrew
r. Wright. OF Buffalo: John T. Green.eaf. Of Owego;
F. w. Adriance, Of Elrnira,