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New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

.nE ROArp or APPORTIONMEST ORDERS THL
l,>. uF BONDS FOR S2,l50,OUO.
The Board of App0rtiOnment met, yesterday,
nj T. III The Mayors Office, Mayor Hall in the chair
rctui,t,ou adopted authorizing the issue Of TIE
following t'Guds
Wesbhcstcr County Improvement Bonds $1,000
New County Court House Bonds. Sitt'
city Park Improvement Bonds. ........... 5|n"vo
Controller Green reported that the appropriation fcF
The Board Of Coroners exhausted, aud be saw no
way by which the deficiency could be supplied Mayor
Hall said new appropriation could be made at special
>mcitig of the Board. Mr. Walsh announced that Last
April and June tie Court House Commissioners had
made lcuui,ii on for $UOoOr of whth amount they
lad cny received s2OoOco Mayor Hall said they wonld
better make Iequisition and he would call d
eperial meeting 20 consider the matter. Adjourned
THE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS AND MR..
SANDsS $4,000.
The Comm ~,ioners Of ,)lc Sinking Fund
met yesterday u J.. IN. the MAJOR in the chair Con-
troller Green chamberlain Bradley, Recorder Hackct;,
and As>i>t.',' Alderman Lye:"ht were also present.
Clalnlrrlau B,adcy called tIc attention OF the Board
to the alleged aymcut Of $500 to Tax CommiS iSsloner
fands for EccO'iang loan, Mr. Bradley sid thit he.
Commissioner Oi the sinking Fund. knew Of ny
authority having been gwen 10 the Controller to aethUr
izc the COLLATION. of such loan. He wished to know
whether there was any record OF such authorization Oh
The Mavcr asked Mr. Bradley what lc knew of tie al
legged ncc,t'3fioH Mr. bradley replied that he RrCW
only what was IA tue newspapers Inc Nds,rr sara u
hcStpaisr reports "'I' goihS to be nqmrod ino IL
would Ike to I've counted ont. ON motion, Tie Con
trOer dlc ted TO report respecting tins business al
the n Xt meeting.
An npphca,ion from Mcssrs Hilton. Campbell and
Bell, counsel for MI. SAVER III reference L" wto
grant, compensation FOR ich sought Ir I.c
80 Recorder IIackctt. The Controller. III reply 10 NJ
Bradley, said the report 10 the valuation OF Tho ci'
property would hc brought UP at the next merna Ct
Monday. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
TIE wrEHAwKEN rEKRY--A DANGEROUS BOAT.

TIE wEEHAwKI.N FEKRi-A DANGEkOlS hoAi'
TO me FdifOr Of The TrtbnbS.
SIR Nothing short OF miracle VIII prevent
Won from soon hayius report repetition o the west
cd su,tr if oo. tlins bc not done Ia rouse the pro-
p,ctos of the ferry bctwccn Forty sec"Id',t ahi wee
howl,n Ony one boat the Lydia, is running ticic'
and that il in such dapidcd condition that the Won
der is how U holds together cross IN this boat every
dav and | constantly hear words Of scliTongrltnI"l
from p,ssrngers when they reach tncr destination. me
tiurr, are rutt, H. an, the herk ;i'li Sihhs III WIZ
every WAGON thii board. Tl" steering apprHht
i, constantly ont ~ order. The huilcr ana hfh.i!
are nearly out. and for som" time past me u i0
u c riIuu = wi,uo,t ccrcut", the former ccilh '
having .Xu,rcd. Tie buat i, - dirty that Il drchN
dressed pere on rarely find place toat Is ire" l
toac 90 iu.e ana rex eIla olis btluS II S II
n, tI m -. ed l,", cabin. The deck IT. 1t hi1n ciea" l.
nl,horCh t, rinhci nf c.'tr INSTANTLY rIo S Itl I
.ut ION To lii necessary; - tHit n't"'
fine dirt AID the >cnt outside WIN tp' h"'i-
t,nu:l rt of blown INTO fragments, u II "nf
.,.u,t hing trust self Oh board the L'di; W "a
such ire guaiIt, these, need hardly adu tha tI
boat knows nothing lik" punctunlty. In fa't t" VINO "
mana n Iurn IL about bad and ~ dangerous a. "l
can he, which considering the high charges ana large
profits uf the Company, seems very un"affhhtH"e'
Union HW, NJ., Nov. 20. Eli d.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
DOIICE NOTES


Cornelus Mccarthy, age A. of No. 426 East
Tweuehs bitten by NAL de-. GT days sgo, id,
terisy in Bellevue Hospital
Sudden deaths yesterday: Bridget KeLoe, age -
West Twenty nb,b Mary Mrt afro 40 AZ West Se'en
Patrick DOuRheIty, u tenant OF No 416 President
BROOKLYN returned Sund- might beng
clothes on fire. lie
by the .ghboIs, and he sTrestel
Matthew Manning, age 4j, Of No. i3i East Thir-
living Manning abeu to Bellevue o. AID
sssalsnt committed by Scott the EseI MsAr foce
Court
Mrs. Margaret Welsh age AZ. who was burned, on
Sunday No huber,st de yesterday, The PaTk
Hospital (eor. Brmingb.n late Of No 6 C6uhinet Who fell
from building il vsiks Saturday d'ed ye'sry III Bellevue
Hospital
John Brady, age AZ. living IN For,g -nnth-st be-
tween First and Seeosdav pAnt brske eIsmner he Hudson
River RarosS while Attempting So nmp sssn rsa Yesterday
Fourth and Ponyg ghtb st. over
from wheh be died st Lakes Hospital
The Rev. J. G. Bass Of No. 81 DeKalb-a,e., Brook
r,e on SUNDAY afternoon by two eooI men one o' hon .get
l with club while the Osr oppd rob Lta I'aAe~led him
~ rueeeshly. and nsy escaped.
fire on the a4cOnd floor OF No. 20 IOwHd-st.
occned by Charles NJ ve Co. fancy goo store d.mad sok
so yesterdsv On the third for occupied by Foster n
bolAr stock damaged 500 The ht door and bse
damaged sjOo
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Astor HOuse-Edwin Adams, the tragodian,
and cx-POstmastsr General 4. w. Randall. =, Hseg
C-Inspcctor Gcncral Mc)uade OF Coy. hnnnin,
staff 81. James Uotet-Wam Cassidy OF me Az
bdny Argus, and the Hon. W. II. COnover of NcwJcrsey
- Hoffman House Prof W. 8. Mntheson OF Kntnts-
ter University Louis McLane Of Baltimore and William
Welsh OF Philadelphia. st. Nicholas Hott-Japes ne
=. Newcomb. Secretary Of state OF Texas the heV. III
Miles of Roston and II, f. Smith Of Ohio. - hee
York Hotel-W W. Corcoran, the banker OF Wasnnfton
Capt. Kennedy Of the steamship Guy of BrusscIs, ni
DR.. Estes Howe OF Cambridge, Mass - Sfnr'era"'
House-Csl O. A. Mack. u. T. a. - CotcmGn M?,astr ;,
Gen W B Chauin of Rhode Island. - Ue""'nstt,
Iotc-Tie Hon. W. 7. Horroln Of vermont dv"t m
Irruue HoteI-(;cn a. W. Williamson, j. H. butcher o'
PLwlinc NJ y; Robert H. Bcrdell Of GosheD' ana VII
linn Mason OF Taunton.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,,,,r y,,Cprvnrp SAVINGS BANKS.

-, cpvrx IN TIE HAMS OF A nv
rytvrp-TIIE GUARDIAN IN )'t RANNh., ~
c,,.pTHTur NATIONAL RESUMES rAfMENI'
rvoont among actual iCpOsitors, bnt nttle
,,.,an, wos manifested in the city yesterday IN con
.,,snce Of the suspension OF the Gnardan anu b""ie
,,-oon Savings Banks. At the Rowling Green h""A' .
. n,oodxav OF which Henry Smith is President crow"
- on,e nuncipally dcpositors assembled early III
a., r,o,n,nr hut were refused admitancc 10y 'he p'n
IAN y, no guarded the doors. Several hours i"''i ~
crouJ had almost entirely disappeared. i"' "
wore closely shaded from within and II" one "' ~,
pit,cd except those attached to the DAM -'o". " Wv
e,cers could hc seen they refused to come 10 W
All o'cloCk.tho folloNmg HV'V' ""' WV
st the entrance: ,,
A. a., n.nox;tors Of Inc BoulinC Green Sdrinqs BGnG:
nave heen appointt ny the supreme Court
tceI Receives ui tins bank, 10 protect !ol @ >.
& ~ ~ n earliest practicable moment, give y0n slalc
1,ent of its condition. SHEPHERD r. hHAii' i''>
A nctiton was fled on saturday aIlefho'n as"hS' ~.
Guardian Savings Institution III the 'h''to o,"'e' D'e
trio, Ccur, 10 have II declared bankrupt The Hc's OF
~,n,o,. h,rgcd are that II fraudulently stopped
c,t of ts d.hts and that IL caused It's properly 10
=, ,aSen under legal process by the Receiver appoHo
Nv the Supreme Court. An"ntnnotloh preVehti"e ne
dmpositiou Of the property OF the panR n"S "''' "
,ssuod The petition filed at the instance o' '''us
Aschcr dcposor iu the bank ana Is lhdue Ie'u nao'
next Saturday ..u y,
Rroadway and Houston-sr which suspended on satur
dav resumed payment yesterday and the Receiver ap
co,nted WIS s,largcd by Judge Barnard. During inc
morning q large number Of depositors wihdre" tbeil
deposits te,ra paid without hesitation.
TlIR TRIHUNE inadv orently gave place Yesterday t'
al entirely unfoundcd Iumor that the Manhattan saw
incs Bank was involved in financial embarrassmentS
tuons ~ the ctv and its President, L. I Brown is
banks and With whose names his Was unnteh''"h"n!
ponpled.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
~TUS' Safety Hosting
- 10 MACHINERY.
OTIS BROTHERS 4 Co.. No. 3fS Broadway, NeW.Y"rs.
WHs1--- 1---S,sa4AaA--A-----ln-- n ="
JEW 1871 PATTERN-SIMPLE AS OLD
NOT ONE FAILED IN 10000.

~
Ery YoWx AsgRc,y Is>rlrrre P,R BriInrSG. Nov I7l
NJ HoYyros u Beekmans,, New-Yok-sB: Thi. cgrtaes
that a. t 4snSs ga St' % ~ saw % T ~ un nh cbesa:
l., IN -ocons; uoay in two minutes all
,n , for al pupo-, OF cross.I,tps ,uIr
ami wood saws have no nvai IL speed III ease - IN
,,y ,h uvcr.al sonll anoIn ~ money aud
aaI ,a h. toI Of m, on q "ra & a. ": n.,a @
l,', o', ,rns saws 1871 pattern The hOure ies,s
charictc Thy deal lng 'h i"Lner: 4n unseimS1 ,, h
m Of rur Cr q u and this arrived last
Wuesday scrd 90 Light Crout Saws 2on as
.n require fully s Lightning Gross Tut and as aany wooiS~s
to ,ou "a' can . Zee Se.p nj their any n ne Sn,y Of %anuC
We .o have II only hs been ors,"csed With other va
nees of pseu eeaeh SANS and have en oostI 10 s son
advance Of 81 cent over anr Other yet many VIII have 10
Our cu,tHes the htnlHg Saw saves the
rrnc are more hms TO sharpen and inn
an other We think new paelt tooth saws 70 sur
pas in speed In in simplicity an perfect clearance ANYTHING We
ever ,aw and udnrse ycur challenge Of $500 tie
yh of coar No one an question ~ ERSoS FRISSbLLE Co.
10 accordance the above sy" reduced the retail pncr from
hr p,trcule M the pubic. of worthless in an,
and % sh % BE DS nS, s no @
tet All clearing complicated hc require TO be kept
ean.o recommend Lightning Cross, Uts
has $500 challenge and full directions for setting and any
h cn,omers even they with Inferior goods hat
where they keep wanted IoOt Cs~C AT
s 81 to % o. sT h 1i % In Of @ 20 aTsi by
large HariwaTe Jo5bus Houses in America hanie
o. ous Of used cutting wood Lightning Cross
s o will fse times fast
nnsry fat Gle only required sharpening the
all teeth the same length and sample a. ausaw teeth r"c ng
where the hardware trade 90 not sell the senaHe
.hieh ha. my name ND ~-g.nt on each saw.
T.. NJ. BOYNTON,
SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANIFACrrRER
IS BBEkMANST', NEWAUK
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

rosumo, J., him and his friends and continued nntii
inidn,.G Jackson continued his dchaurh i'r scvrra %
days after the night in question: ana was nI az dis nn
III rJ ,rpovcd "a st. lmics Hospital, where ne uied q"
E,,., her H. Tic Jury rendered vcrdc' NAV & , Nv
~ cd .uiu, TO his death from fracuT, Il me Sknn' III
- Lei =, s0vr covcrrfcr in the hand az Shi'ueI
ut,u ma We believe that said Human 4(V" 4( H.
Great rroN ocaton and had no intent 10 Lake III
non has not vet been arrested. and is ~" Piopooio
T,i am an, ,nlt will he made to prosecute h'iu'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
Announcement I
lAnuonnc1nea'I
BvrNIrr', >INE-Thc best lla;r-dtr.sing.

BtENTrr'-C 900 hINE-Ih he best HAIR dressing.
The storm of last Iurolay caused very nigh
ar aul l, lu,"sre !. pl-c,, ~ Br'tiSs., ter
sv,. i ta.-t At u" Io'!, i
Which The ;ic u hunirS thu '" mt" Knox
airr K,,r : SIC t' ao'i
It lead you f-up nai, ani Peia'.s os.Is
To MoTUERS.-TSc IIPEUIM GRiNrM, the
great u-l, nal .r,a q p. [r alrt al most val !"
dnlli, ch'd a.Ltu, an G's'E'f S,h b
LepO; b tAKLb fkoNo los ater
st, Ms.deu-.ur.
TIE BEST PLACE in Ncw-I0rk 10 bny REII-
lIArnNDs. FAshlON,hLE JVElEl AID
SrknLse SnNtIts SarI.s, y, Futpn. Da.noAGs secid
BIEACIIING. CLEANING, and DYHiNG OFFICES
Broalv Twenty c"nd., ~ Bo'in'-s,
Boslssy. Dad up .4rnra l~e' taherH. gloves, &c. cAn-
Let the bald and gray use HALLS NEGETARLE
IIA4I KEAEwK, y dsire good head o haI III
you,I.
Ask vOuY Grocer for NDOTEYs YEAST POWDER,
Baking Pow'i.r Drpot, 10 heS-st, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Methodist Missionary So,scy elected
yesterday the following officers ior the ersung year
President Bishop Morris; Nicc-President, Iishop james
Corresponding Secretary j. r. Durbn. ID. d.. Treasurer
Inoui- CUTlton, d. D. The usual number vi
composed equally OF ministers and laymen, was also
elected.
The American Institute Announces its an
pual Course OF purely Scientific Lecture. folowc:
Nov 81 The Mature and of LisLt: r-o Moron.
U,r The Chemsrv o. the Sun: Prof Il r. BAtksL.
Utc 2l. Magnetism: Prof A. VI. MAYER
Soulp The VOce and the Ear: Prof ROnO
Jan 5. Combustion Prof Z. CBsSDLHh
The Institute uniformly selects the very aiest and
most eminent expounders Of Ply seal Scncc for It's lee
turers and thus enlarges the general know odhc of Ma
ture and laws. This is good work, and deserves the
popular appreciation 1t secures
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
NE FOUPTEENTB ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TER UNDER PROvOCAnON.

The investigation into the circumstances
soDseeed With the fatal assault Charles g. jackson
by S<nael Hiasn Oct 81 at No 80 East FourteepE
ST., wls coneIadsA yesterday. Pom the testimony If
ATs Ltharn, tlf landlady and Others appears that
On the h'enng In G$stion Jackson and his friends RE
ard Rogers Of No UDonsqusre and Robert sharpe Of
No. W Gnsat Jones-st with three disg,lute women en-.
terod the house and oeeeded 10 bis room He procured
so6lets anf they all daok several tipee Mrs Latham
was reeevtlg a VA from HinDan at the time,
aud was aRs0yed by ,the She asked Rogers 10
eose the door and he folt to be afraid JACK
ION, remarkisss sneerngy that Knnan would protect
rsr niniuan sssented Y ia!s AMI jackson began to
Z 10 bis face. Althouch he nsult syas not resented
JseksOn siree Ejnman's hat 1nshef 1t, ana threw il
IA bis faexn. They then exchanged Dtsws and after
y.o,Sent ,.oa,Sent aCngge we're p sepaTatsd @ " Rogers Mr.
tmrst open tse door 2djng from. his into the
ling room Were they were. Mrr Latham asked VI II
tc to bring tle wonca into the roOg. and Vas strls1
him ~ tie zee. lie challenged Human 70 nxnt o1d
uDy reneW ed the contest Jackson having ,sh. IL
scss,,; 80 ;senrd tho soyelifter. and struck h,n
spstI,f1, pId Hmman went at Mrs Iat.sn,
'0so<s TIC eafQasai 10 Jaehsona Woni va, !
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
Tho trial Of The Horace Hawcs contested viii

49, The trial Of the Horace Hawes contested VIII
r,,e rn. Fratr C"r'i . ssa ffanrs' hr Tor
lis sri aueh.r. % sun
IA k tf rrr In' 20 tnnd the NJ ~ ds 'rei-
;,cdI'
t N i, M :" q. u" te tO an
.y...cr The ont 81 the
a tie ey 4 tho deceased htrae's -" Il
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
S1,o0s,021 Is.
The Capital stoei of the Company 10,
"a, 500, 900.

Tn. oscers have this day dseeed to require 'ie ns
nav op s deficiency or six,y Yer cent Of said Cs6i SS'
forty daya ., m A sYsEpS
THE PRESENT ASSETS AND rus PROSPECT o. SSoMsrDl
REPAYMENT OF THE CAPITAL STOCK - 80 arssS-
ARE QUlTR SUFFICIENT In rHB OPINION W ' r1oln
IKTExDENr T0 JUSTIFY THB COSTNUAScs ~.ST
CONFIDENCE. 0RO W. AuLxh
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

Ask vOur Grocer for HDOIEY's YEAST POWDER,
the beat B,linc Powr.r Drpot, 10 sew.st n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

! Let the bald and gray use HALLS VEGETABLE
IIAA tty dse good head Of hair As !"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-01

4 SSyGNEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
N LANDS IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.
BY virtue of an order of the District Court of
the United Stotes for the District of Virginia,
made the 4ih dry of April, 1871, in the matter OF
s. G. FarltleToy, n bankrupt, / shall as assignee
of said bankrupt sell at prblc auction in front
of King and Queen Court-H House, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH JULY, 1871,
Chat being court-day) at IL o'clock M, the fol-
lowing REAL. ESTATE surrendered by the said
bankrupt owit; s
One undivided sixth of the tract of land called
Farmers Mount which contains (the entire
track 500 ACRES, and lies in King and Queen
on the Mattaponi river in said county. The late
DIR. Moore CT. Fauntleroy resided on this tract
in his lifetime. This interest will be sold entire.
ALSO. ~.
The tract of land called s'Glenwood," separated
from the above described tract by the public road
leading ll'on Dunlzrk Ferry to Newtown, and iy-
ing only half mile from the Ferry. This tract CON
tains 702 acres is the present residence OF Dr. s. G.
Fauntleroy, and will be sold entire, or in parcels,
as may seem most desirable on the day OF sale.
These lands are very desirable Any informa-
ton respecting them will be furnished by the UNI
dersigned, if applied by letter or otherwise.
TERMS OF SALE--Cash, as to a sum sun Gent to
defray the expenses of sale as TO the reside, upon
a credit of six, fifteen and twenty-four months
in equal instalments, the purchaser to execute
bonds for the deferred payments, bearing interest
at six per cent from the day of sale, the title to
be retained until the purchase money is paid in
purchase money shall not be paid at maturity.
~ J. II. G. JONES, Assignee.
St. Stephens Church, Va, May 30, 1871.
| je l5--2aw3w ls.aM
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-01
PUBLIC LANDS.

Sec. 8. Lot and M Me-, Lots z, S, 8, l0NWA
Sec. 8. All in Town. Is, Range 2.
Lot NEA, Lots and NWA Sec. 8; Lots
and NEll, Lois and NWA Sec. o. All IN
Town is, Range 10. a.
Such proposals must be made for parcels or
tracts not exceeding in any case one hundred ana
sixty acres each. Should any proposal be for any
tract having upon il improvements of any kind
which We're made by or for the Indians or Tor
Government purposes, the proposals therefor
must state the price bid for the land and TOR the
improvements separately
These lands comprise the unsod portion of
what are known as the Kansas Indian Trust
Lands, and also all that portion of the Kansas
Indian Diminished Reservation lyiag outside OF
the exterior boundary line of the lands assisned
in seyerally to members OF The tribe under the
provision of the aforesaid treaty.
All bids must be accompanied by the deposit of
| q sum equal to len per centum OF the amount OF
| each bid, which sum, in case the land is awarded
and balance no paid, will be fo.teited by the bid
der Shorld any bid . rejected the sum deposl-
| ted viii be ietuIned TO he proper party.
Patents viii be issred and transmitted to pnr-
chasers rs soon after full payment as practicable
| Payineo. IS mpst be made in cash. or such certln
| Gates of Indebtedness of the Kansas tribe OF In
| dams, issued by The Commissioner of Indian Al
| fairs for the debts of said Indians, as are made
receivable as cash by the provisions of the amen
ded second t2d) article OF the treaty OF Marcn ~
| 1862, to the amount for which they We're issued,
in payment for lands that may be purchased out
| of that portion of said Reservation commonly
| known as Trust Lands"
All lands purchased from that portion Of the
Diminished Reservation herein offered for sale
must be paid for in cash. The right TO reject any
| and all bids is expressly reserved.
| All bids must be sealed and addressed 10 the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and indoTse "a
| Bids for Kansas Indian Trust Lands OF Bids
| for Kansas Diminished Reserve Lands, as the
case may be. s....,... ~ 80
Persons or parties whose bids are accepted will
be notified of such acceptance as soon thereafter
as practicable. =,
If within forty days after such notice has been
duly mailed payment in iell Is no. h,aae 10 .i,t
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-01
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
l24-Inyolumtary.

l24-Inyountary.
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNiiED
I|STATES for the Eastern District OF Virginia.
Eastern District Of Virginia So.
This is to give notice: That on the I'D day OF
June, 1871, q warrant of bankruptcy was issued
out of the District Court of the United states ior
the Eastern District of Virginia, against the
estate OF w. @. Constable, of the city OF VII
liamsburg, in said district, adjudged bankrupt
on creditors petition THAT the payment on any
debts, and the delivery of any property belonging
to such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer of any properly by him, are forbidden
by law --That a meeting of the creditors OF sad
bankrupt to prove their debts, and choose one or
more assignees of his estate, will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at yorktown,
Virginia, before j. l.. Waterman, Esd. register
in bankruptcy for said district, on the loth oay
DAVID. b. PARKER,
ia 24-S2w u. S. Marshal.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-01
eysnins Stats goaraal,
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY I, 1871.
HUMOROUS,

=, " IL :. -: oood
1t may ee all oIo Johc, uu' :, y. H. Eost
one toiu vi an olo eiSy ili'',, Is G,;.h ~
VINO mas lile iiloSo ,lihpowN" ~ "
Watts hvmn-book. and was fond of say
-: H.. IL could nevar onion to any mage |
NY 'iia. nc So''iu i'0,oi - ~
without ilnui'ls an P.,pp,att = rnnid ho
hschlcaJus 9V tast hi; s,' fathors fa;tb So he
gpou JoN1 W vs.. a ill ,'"stl,d Il ON ono of
TOOK an oiu sol'S 'i'', pastel ~ VI 90
..o AIT i could not easily be detected. |
- -. Sabbath ,,,or,;;nr the minis |
At church, on Sabbath morning, ,he Hills
ter happened " opei. az '''"' re-
anu coiiiieiioeu W io"u,
old eIrlnes : :e''' H., o,,,7;onoo
There was sensa.loi II nv. I,o Iooi,ed a.
lie looked at the cllon aug Any ,oV Watt,s
him; but such was nls Hl'i III aSO
hymns that nc ui'oe.'ooH ~, ~ 'sl Thn,ro ,uos
mencng win .ne same ,,,,v. a"e'I o m
another sensation III .lle autueneo. -
ing at 1t again, ana thel az ,lle
and then at inc choir, sa'' ne !, 9 Wntt,s,
IL Is mere III .ne Ie,a ';,, o s;r'r y anvbow
hyml-Dooh' anu VIC VIM '"'5 ~ '''''
The late DR.. .Jenner, having discontinued
his professional visits to patient on ac-
count of her improved condition, sent a
couple of ducks to the mother OF the COLI
valescent lady, accompanying the preSei''
with the following note:
i've dispatched, my dear madam, this scrap OF
letter, MI. nov, ;s ,.or, n,ucb bottcr
r sspS ara. doctor no longer she lacks,
And therefore I've sent her couple Of qnaeks y
The lady addressed returned thanks with
this:
eyes. twas polite, truly, my very good friend,
Thus a couple of quaees' to your patient to
send nd notnire 60 ,il,e,v rs ouaclxs., it is
'''''V pla aiiei' ''e
To make work for "a regular doctor again
1t is related OF the witty Do 1 u,
monk, Bocco, That ne hau great olslNe ~
tobacco, and when once preaching 10 a crowo
of Spanish sailors ne astomiued tSeni ~
telling them that there We're no spanish
saints IN Heaven. a lew, ne salo, ,,a nav,
been admitted, but, they smoked ed 50 many
cigars that they made the Holy virgin SIGN,
and st. Peter set his wits TO WORK 70 ges
them out. AT length ne proclaimed tllae y
buli-tlght was 10 DC neiu ou.s'Se s,ie '''eS y
u,;thort excent;on ran off to see the fight
and 81 peter Immediately closed the gate
a and took care never to admit another Span
;ard ''0> w.
:. .e,.:.
Express trayelmgin the interior Of Russl'
is illustrated by the following incident
-Four men had met with an acciaene IN VII
lage In the interior, ana physician iron ron
the nearest clty was SUMMONED ny 'eic
graph. A 1relSnt tritln was apout 10 sc''i