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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-23

W.R-lt has been estimated by DR.. Tkos. D,ck
tha since the creation Of the world fourteen thou
sand millions of beings have fallen in the battles
which man has waged against his fellow creature
man. If the fore6ngers only Of these beings were
to be laid IN straight line, they would oulreach
more than 600 600 miles beyond the moon
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-23

magnificent city was Moscow previous TO IFS
destruction in 1879. II contained, at that time two
hundred and ninety-fye churches, and fifteen hun
dred mansions, with their gardens and dependencies
intermixod with smaller houses and cottages spread
several leagues Of territory. These edlhces in.
GLIDING the shops, described as all covered
with polished and painted iron. The churches were
surrounded by terrace, and several stecpes ermi-
mating in golden balls, above which was exhibited,
the Crescent and lastly the Cross, denoting the
cessive triumphs Of Mahomedsnsm and Christianity
single ray q sunshine 1t IS said caused This SPLEEN
did city TO glisleu with thousand colors
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-23
DIED

On Monday, THOMAS, infant son Of r J. and
bllen Pollard, aged years, months and days
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this after.
noon al O'Clock, from his fathers residence on 4
rect between 9th and 7th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
Police Orr1cg-THR W.rouxrs ARR NON

POLICE OFFICE.-THE WATcHMES ARE. NOT AL.
WAYS AsLEEp!-A young named John Williams was
arrested this morning at O'Clock by Waterman Pangburp
in the Of attempting to enter with false KEY the Store
G,ssaer Young No 1872 Chatham street, He was taken
70 the prison where Is false keys and matches
found npou him, and he committed to answer.
FINALE PIcKrocEEr C.UGHT.-A female who gave the
name OF Mary Washington arrested for stealing 50 from
iht pockt o! John Cases
Tygrr OF Corrrr.-A man named James Scott was ar
d for stealing bag roasted coffee from the wagon
Jesse c. Kinu,- BsTclay-', while standing IN the Bows
STEALING DREssEs-Caroiine Downes arrested for
stealing ,so dresses from John A Mantng, No Leonard
street.
CoRoNER's OFFlcE.-DEATH FROM INJURIES
The Coroner held an inquest at the CRY Hospital on the body
Of James B. TAYLOR native Of this city, aged Il years
clerk in the store of Edward Fley, No l2o Maiden lane
The deceased was or Monday evening at O'Clock engaged
in hosting boxes of hats from the first TO the fth story o. IN
store h. standing on the first hoor aud having several oo1e
in The sling one Of them struck post at the NTH story AN
m back 70 the first upon the head of the deceased crushing
him down producing compound fracture OF the skull an
martial po,nsion OF the brain. He conveyed TO IN
HOSPITAL where he died this morning Serdct dea'h tFoh
Injuries received BIZ falling Of box through the hatc
wav of store No les Maiden lane. What was the use
calling Coroner this cae' Was there any doubt aoou
the cause of deatho that the attending physicians cou
could nor give certificate! Thave is old man now II
one of our hospitals who received similar injury t"en
years ago and he still under the hands OF physicians "hs
he dies must the Coroner hold inquest over his eoay
What is there in it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
from,
Things I'm Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the y. :. Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5--P. NJ
NfoRf IscESpIARisM.-The extensive brick works oil
James Harper Son located the nIted States Arse
nal short distance the City burned 70 the
ground about o'clock tins morning having been fred b.
som. rilanous nceudiary The MessFs. Hapess, II Will
b. remembered were the first to receive violence at the
hands oil the brckmakeTs short time back IN their strike
Tor wages WHEN these same works destroyed In ha
case however the County was the sufferer Machinery for
he manufacture of bricks have created an III ise
nc toward the establishment Of the above gentlemen.
4 Factory BuRygp.-The extensive factory, known as
the Caledonia Print Works Pequessins Creek the bound
a.. lin. between Philadelphia and Bucks county, ses-
oyed by fire las, evening Less said be covered by IN
SuranCe. =,
4 N1cr PAR-Y-John Clawges, Philip Clawges, and
u. regorythe two latter prominent members OF the
"Corporas Guard-appeared before Recorder Vau1 yes
rrry 10 answer charge of conspiracy 10 exoTt money oy
false preences from Col VIM. Penn Smith As the case
developed ITSELF very serious aspect 50 lar as
Philip and James concerned bat the opinion OF the
Recorder has nobeen given will forbear for the present
from entering into details.
THE RIGHT SP1Rlr.-In almost every Ward and Dis
lric, OF the City County there will De grea, gatherings
oi The People Clay Wings 'o-soIrow evening An I'M
mense meeting held las, nigh, Eighth and Lombard
streets. Thousands were there
PArl BscK-l regret to state tina, esteemed fellow
citizen PAUL BEcE lying dangerously i'll, with but
litrle prospect Of recovery
NV PArER-l understand Loco-Foco penny pa
per is shortly 10 make its appearance this city, under he
direction Of Horn Co. 1t will be decidedly anu-porer,
supporting Martin Van Buren, for President and henry y.
uhlenberg for Governor of Pennsylvania SUBSCRIPTIONS
are 20 be levied forts maintenance.
SAD AcctuExr.-A domestic named Sarah Baker, resd-
ing at the Of Fourth aud Gakill streets met with
serious fall last evening while engaged IN gathering grapes
which II is feared will prove fatal
VloLrScE--A we'll known dstiler, of the District OF
Southwark has been held bail in 81 900 by Aide rman
Mckinley on charge of assault and battery with intent
commit violence upon lone de!enceieSs ana Respectable
woman named Eliza stokely residing in FilthsFee near
Queen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

Ohio and Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad h,, NAV H.
safely calculated on with the increasing business Of h
country twill be- seen that have thrown GU, OF v,-
altogether considering i, capital sunk, the s70aoo0 IN
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal But the friends Of this
work say tbs. it viii pay.
Ar Mobile, 27th there had been s,iil farther dseas IL
exchange. Toe SIMPLY of bills was ample Sight bills ou
York and specie ara coming nearly upon equal
, tia, has probably been brought about in p,
BY the operations of the Bank oMoSie The spoa
were Sterling -: Francs 20 a1 65; 60 days
York Is 1874; 80 days l33 II: sight l.3a Is.
large 10, Of railroad roG belonging to the State Of III
nois, was no; long srce seized by Government The f
lowing from the Alton Telegraph Of Saturday week
The railroad IRON belonging this State, and which, ned
been contracted Messrs M,eson Bceow By Governor
ora AZ $40 'cn scrip has nearly all been seized BY the
'o'ernmeut for the duties due upon u The lots 10 the
STATE ~ TINS Sue instance Shoud the Government hold the
ron Is over $4,000 and will be caused entirely by the
negligence ana mtsmanssemen, of Governor Ford It
sofa IN 'he nst instance at ruiuous Illinois, and
should nave subjected the Governor impeachment but
had ne not wasted several IN pndeavorne 10 tr he
commission merchants in this place who had psr. Of rip
store Of their honest rights would have been nur BE-
vond the reach of danger and the State would have eae
the So per ton State scrip for It. As is We hAy. l
nearly all with large bill OF expenses Zoo, into the bar
rain This was another item relied upon By the homes, chi
Teps Of Illinois 10 aid in the eSngushmrn, Of our public
debt But in this every thing else under pre.en, nan
aSement they doomed TO renewed modification and dis
appointment"
Ia the London Gazette Of the 18th ut the return OF the
c,,srv average of the week., Liabilities assets Of b
Bank Of ENGLAND for the three months from the Eth OF Jun
10 the 9th of Sept both inclusive are given Compared
with the quarter the Goth of May TO the l2h of Aug
the results are as follows: TIE circulation IS now SIG
COO against s5S o0o being increase OF fl3sO the
deposits are ell 900 agains, lsooo beng il.
crease Of e50e 600 aud making the total OF the lab.,
fsl 2,3 OO0 the securities s22S9lo 600 against Eli
500 coo being an increase OF f504 900; the bullion 81?
OILS 900 against eli o0o being an increase Of fles eco
and making the total of the assets tSl +l2oOo lneose
SION the surplus, rest is f3 ls9Ooo against fslalC
being an increase during the month OF f5So oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
First cum from, Maryland.

We have glorious news from Maryland though
unfortunately, but little of it. The election was
for Delegates to the General Assembly and was
held on Wednesday throughout the State we
have heard only from Baltimore city, where jour
out Of the fre delegates elected are Wings
Mcssrs. Curley, Levering, Watson and Carey
all Wings and Nj Stansbury, Loco, are elected
The average Wing majority is 81: last year the
average Loco Foco majority was 15l-maklng
clear Wig gain of S49. The number of votes
cast was Il, 944-being 294 more than was poll
ed last year This. so far as it goes, is certainly
cheering.
No other part of the State has been heard
frn1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
pIn Democratic WING General Com
u,ittee RrnadMar House October lsi3-The following

Resont,ons were unanimously adopted W..
R1solred That be 10 ne no assemble il
reir respective wards Friday evenn ON nc onroose Of
O'clock the p4se om eseh ward 10 City ons
ton held BoadmsE hons on is to select thirteen
De.sss to represent CRY and G9unty Of NV lo[k ma
$s,s,ora Convention be held az BROADWAY Rouse on e
a Tn.sday 10Th October. at " O'Clock VI
R.seled That be farther recommended TO SAID Electors
a, the same and place to apponse delegates from each
aa 70 Sc held at Broadrsy House Monday
ls, October at "a Convention is to nomiaie
for Sheriff candidate for County Clerk and candidate
Tor Coroner Of the city and county OF New York; TO be sup
Resoped That it be further 10 said Electors
appoint to seb o es SfSW
District TO Conycnof to be held at Baltimore, IN May
Psss D M Une States be supported the Demo
cratic Wing Party the Election in November 1874, VIZ
Frrp, the FIRST Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards,
composing the Third Congressional District Five Delegates
From the SIXTH Seventh, Tenth end Thirteenth Wards
SAID Delegates before proceeding select Delegate the
National Convention to appoint one more Eector as Dele
gate from the District at large, so as TO make the whole mum
From the Eighth Ninth and Fourteenth Wards composing
The Fifth District Eight Delegates EACH Said
Delegates before proceeding select Delegate 10 The Ma
tiona Convention appoint more lecto Delegate
from the District at large so as TO make the whole number
From the Eleventh Twelfth, Fifteenth Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Wards. composing the Sixth Congressional DIS
rrc, Five Delegates each.
RESOLVED That the said Delegates TO the said District Con
lsS oso5sT SeI9es f G. hf 2owns places
IVth :. Columbian Hall, Grad 81.
Vth . Howard House, Broadway.
With Constitution Hall, do.
The following the places Of meeting Of the respective
Wards, referred in the first resolutions:
Yards. Places Of Meeting.
l. Threshers Bload-street
IL Jones's Second Ward Hotel, Nassau.street.
H. .Mayereaus 2Ol Washington-street.
" Shakespeare corner Of William and Duanestreets.
Vas Ward COMMITTEE may direct.
VI. National Hail. Canal-street.
VII. As Ward Committee may direct.
VII. Howard House.
TX. Northern Exchange.
X Columbian Hall.
XII Corner Of Aveure D and Fourth.street.
XII. As Ward Committee may direct
XIII. As Ward Committee may direct
XIV. Broadway House
XIV. Constitution Hall.
XVI. As Ward Committee may direct.
XVII. Henry Clay House. -
PHILIP HONE, Chairman
n. &. BRAproRp, Secretaries OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

" The METALLIC TABLET srRor, for keeping f rea,
IN perfect order, Ia, been constant use Tor M 20, ternen
The following certificates from the mos; scir''n'
are published to show their worth i'm American
From General James Ta!lnadze President OF thf NA
Institute. -. ,d,rtf,,
Saunders Razor s,ro with our sides combine sne and
biz all the requisites sharpen AID SET Raz2Is WIN
smooth edge-itis rea! comfort TO possess u;
New.York. Nov, 1871. JAMES aoI Sand.
From NJ Mkr Cutler TO the ROYAL SaSy ;;"s the same
ct on razor as hone without using oil o, y a.s
.nth y, of the time After five years trial can rs
From Professor Grisc9m and Dr. Va!-ntlns stfy 10
- ysIns The side which he ca, the Metallic Table.
far as We know thing of his own Introduction , hsg
country appears 10 be an excellent eonyehe III ,e does
upon tabekn ba: With far greater sT9Gn and s
assist it ,sheng The other three sides of the sfrop are
geme! well finished fat smooth aud almost -sste aon
serving from that roundEess Of edge wnch
destroys It's keenness. j. CRIscoa- Nor1
May 10, 1927. ALEs iish I, Son l63
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

II We learn that NATHANIEL GREENE ass .t -.
ceived the appointment Of Postmaster Oh c US
City, vice GEORGE WIN. GORDON, who goes o .op.a
sui to Rio Janeiro. The appointment IS 70 laA'
effect on the 9Th inst. Bost. Hef' "ouA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
SECOND BOARD.

$500 OHIO is 60 969I so do Farms IT,. 22S
5000 U SLoan 49, b55 ll4I so do Harlem $50 $50
Sc shrs Farmers T ..sa 22t 100 do 80 3s5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, 0et e. and

BRIGHTON llARKET-Monday, Oct I'd
At Market, $50 Beef Cattle, e.5 Stores, ooO Sef
1850 Swine. ,e.c,sd
PBcEs-BEgr CArrLE-A small ADVANCE :. IS eheyn"
from las, week We quo,r w Extra 5O f,t 9os,'ttSS
81 second quality 375 81 bird quality
SroRE.Two year old s. H. three year o.a sac 20
SHEEP Small lots Of 30 aud so werr solo rom wv
u AID 30 Wethars, from % TO 49, q. for
swiSE.-Shoas TO petLe, Sc for Sous am =, r. Ar
Barow<: Oslo Hogs, and 4gc.; large Bsfio"s' ';''
retail from . 70 SIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
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CITY INTELL GEN & Z

Court CALEsDAR-This dav-Circut Court
Nos l 49, 56 O.! 65 20, H. ~ &c, 81, S., &c. 81 %
%. 95 o. 81, 95.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos IS, II, 90 d. 90 %, 80, 80, So
81, 80
COMMON PLEAs-Nos Al II, SO, SO, l24, 1872 &C. 9, II
49, A. 2s, SO, l2l 25, 50. 1877.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

H. Three Elections have been held al Port
land Me- for two Representatives in the Leglsla-
ture. On the third trial the Wing ticket prevail
cd and two Wings were chosen. AT Bath a
WMg has also been elected on the second trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

&C. j. ". JupD is ,r only authorised agent iof INC
y and Weekly Tribune in Hartford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

nES The Legislature of Tennessee met on Mon
day last. The session WILL in many respects. be
an important one; the permanent seat OF govern
ment is to be established Senators to the Con-
gross Of the United States are TO be elected, as
wei as the most important State officers, namely,
Secretary of State, Comptroller and Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

I CHARLES E. CLARK, OF Jefferson county,
and STARR CLARK Of Oswego, have been nomi-
mated as the Wing candidates for Senators from
the 9Th district, in the places of Sumner Ely,
whose term has expired, and William. Ruger, de-
ccaSeG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

Il WILLIAM GoppARp, OF Pctcrshaln, Mass,
whose iorgerics, to the amount OF some $1,000,
VIC have before published, We learn from the
Worcester -Egis, on being arraigned on three m
dictments, pleaded guilty to them all MAJOR
Aaron Brooks, of Petcrshanl, who has suffered
Gu account of the iorgeries to considerable es-
tent, was voluntarily put upon the stand TO testify
to The untarnished character which Mr.. Goddard
had always sustained-it being the purpose of the
testimony to appeal to the Court in mitigation of
punishment. On Saturday morning Goddard
was sentenced TO two years confinement and la
toy III the State Prison upon each indictment, in
all sir gears
The !Egis says that the individuals who have
been defrauded in this did not appear against
the defendant-partly, perhaps, because it was
known that he would surrender himself for the
judgement of the Court, and vet farther because
of strong sympathy and compassion for him,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
Commercial and Money Matters.

7
The sales Of Stocks to-day large but the market was
no yey firm The sales of State Securities reached $780,
oOo Ohios declined / Illinois !; Kentucky !. N. York
Elves advanced l. The sales of Harlem reach $500 shares,
at both Boards closing improvement OF pei ceut on
Yesterdays sales.
The Bill market is inactive. Sterling 81; Francs %
very important election bearing upon the interests Of
this City and State, held yesterday at which the follow
ing gentlemen were elected Directors Of the NewYok and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

II The Loco. Focos met last evening to no
inmate candidates for the Assembly but at a
late hour they had not even copmenced. They
were busily engaged in deciding on the claims OF
coneuding delegates from the Wards. D, r, F
JONES has been nominated by that party for the
Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

" Stephen C. Johnson has been nominated
BY the Loco-Focos of the Third Gen. Roots
District for the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

II The band Of M'Daniel, indicted at Jefier-
son City, Mo, were on trial on the 22d ult
Prefontaine, one of them, has been found guilty
OF larceny in stealing the money Of the murdered
man Chaves The St. Louis Republican says
that the highest punishment that can be inflicted
upon him is one years Imprisonment and Sl,CO0
fine 1t complains Of the slight penalties IN
ficted by law upon those who rob in the Indian
territories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

TIE GREAT FAIR AT NIB1o's.-By notice II
this paper ii will be seen that manufacturers,
mechanics, artisans, inventors, &c are invited tt
bring their articles for competition and exhibitor
to Nibo's Garden this day or tomorrow, Frida,,
snd Saturday. A clerk will attend to enter III
at O'Clock this morning
u The trial of Mr.. Henderson, on charge o
.mbezzng American postage money yesterday
-esuissd in his aearit,si fQae5ec Mercury d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

u The alarm OF fire yesterday morning, be-
tween Il and and u, proceeded from the old wood
en- building in the rear of So and IS Cherry street
owned by Silas Wood, and occupied by Stephen
Arcnts' steam cedarwaTe manufactorv and L..
w Gross, carpenter. Entire loss about S4,Oo0'
Mr.. Arcnts loss IS about $4,000, consisting OF
stock and damage OF machinery. aIr. Gross
loss was slight. The building, VIC lean, was IN
surcG, bat Mr.. Arents wasnot.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30

II Is plain, from the accounts, that the
CelestiaIs will continue 10 resist the in
PRODUCTION Of English customs into their
country, so long as they have the power.
The Chinese have been so long pent up
"a peculiar people--that even the most
intelligent Of them become impatient Of
the encrOachments OF The "ouiside har-
barians." Their prejudices and Gus.
toms are more powerful than considera.
lions Of mercenary nature, so that they
submit more patiently TO spolistiOn and
than to the walking at large and
unveiled Of females. "A
Our countrymen are deeply interested
q affairs between the British and Chi.
lese. 1.-THE latter resist the treaty, and
he wOr be renewed, it will be Of i'm.
nense importance to American interests.
We trust however, for the sake Of hU.
lanity that peace may prevail, and Great
britain knowing the power Of the Chi.
ess TO resist, may pursue the dictates OF
lstice as matter Of policy ifRot of
ight.- Chill. Int.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30
Sherman's Camphor or Head
ache I,oZen0ea.


Give immediate relief in Nervous or sick Head
ache, paIpitiaton of the heart, LOwhess Of spiF-
itS, desponpency. inaRmmRtory orPutrid sore
throat, bowel or summo. complaint, fainting
expressions or a sense OF sinking Of the chest
choLic, spasms, cramps ofthe stomach Or bowels,
hystericaL affections and ak nervous diseases,
dCowsiness through the day and weakefulness al
nights. cholera or cholera morbus, diarhea, las
situde, or a sense of fatigue. Persons travel
ling or attending to large parties, wiz find the
Lozenges really Teyiving, and imparting the buoy
aucy of yodth-used. after dissipation, they will
restore the tone of the system, generally, and
remove Az unpleasant symptoms aTising from
toe free living. FsFlf
Joseph B. Nonss, ESQ.,, Vice President of the
Washington Marine Insurance Company, has
suffered, for years with nervous headache, that
nothing would relieve til ho used those Lozen.
ges, which remnved il entirely in fifteen min.
utes.
DR.. G. Hunter, 1Os Sixth Av., has been sub,
jsct to violent attacks of headache, so as Il
make him Rlnest blind for Two or thre,
hours at time, Nothing ever afforded him any
relief Till he tried these Lozenges, andth
cur4d him in few minutes.
w. H.. Attree, Esq, the New York Herald
has used them for the last year for the head
ache or lasSitude, and always found immedlate
relief from them.
DR.. A. O. Castle, lO4 Sixth Av., has used
them repeatedly and never knew them 70
fail.
A fresh supply Of this valuable Medieine just
received nd Tor sale by D. ]. St'wart, George.
town, & Murphy, Ridgway g. Co., Ripley, O.
ncAP25 cents pef box
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-30

'tsnces allow, they cut drainage gallsriesi
{ NOT, they abandon the working when
the inundation has gained too far uPon
them. Their system Of ventilStion con
slits in making openings at certain distan.
ces, over which'ibey place wheels, turned
BY men. But these wheels, though 10.
cessantIy in motion, introduce very little
air into the mines. The Mattock pick
axe, and hammer are 1.-THE mining inslru
ments A fuFroW is traced With the
pick axe, the maiiock isinserted and diiV.
en- 10 with the hammer; and ,in this manner
Jumps Of Goals are detached, weighing
from sixty to eighty pounds. Goals at
moderate price in the capital. Itis burn
in bronze VsseS-or its heat is distributed
along the wall BY means Ofpipes. These
precautions against coal are very neces
ssry at Pekin-and not the mere conse
quencess Of that strange habit which
makes the the Chinese heat all thei
drinks--even their wine. II freezes AM
SHOWS often, and on the 3lst of Decem
Der, 1920, M. Timkowski found the.thsT
momeior there down to twelve degree
below zero.-N. Y. Evangelist