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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
Death of DR.. TnuLOl..

DIR. Samuel Ii, Taylor, of Andover
Mass, died suddenly on Sabbath morn
ing, Jan. 10Th, As he was entering the
academy as usual to take charge OF hi,
bible class. he fell PROSTATE, and died in s
few minutes. DR.. Taylor was personally
known to many of our citizens, having
been frequently in this place, where three
sisters married-Mrs. VIM. w, Thayer.
Mrs. Horace Fairbanks. and Mrs. Ephraim
Jewett. deccased-aud another sister, Miss
L. l.. Taylor, also for Il time taught in the
St. Johnsbury academy. His sudden
death was Il great shock to his large circle
of relatives and acquaintance. The fol-
lowing notice we find in the Springfield
Republican:
DR.. Samuel III. Taylor, for nearly a
third of century principal of Phillips
academy at Andover. died very suddenly,
Sunday morning. DR.. Taylor was a ma
tive OF New Hampshire. graduated in the
class of 1882 at Dartmouth college, where
after studying theology at Andover, he
was tutor Tor two years. From this post
he was called in 1888 to the position of
principal of Phillips academy. then as
the country. This position he retained
until the day of his death-a period of
over % years. DR.. Taylor was 4 man of
most thorough scholarship. especially i'm
the classics, for which he had an almost
uubOunded admiration. As an instructor
in the ancient languages, to which he al
most exclusively devoted himself, il NAV
be doubted whether he had a superior in
the country. Although man who COM
manded the respect rather than the affec-
ton of his pupils, he yet succeeded in in
spring his scholars with much of his own
enthusiasm Tor his favorite studies. and
lew teachers have ever succeeded in infus-
ing more interest into the mastery of the
dry details of classical study. The the
rough drilling in The elementary principles
OF Latin and Greek, the hearty enthusiasm
with which, year after year, he initiated
new classes into what even a dullard I'M
der INN could hardly fail To call thelbeau-
ties of those langua%cs, the genuine de-
light with which he calculated the fine
shades OF meaning which the smallest par
tlrlcS can convey. will never be FORGOTTEN
by any of those who have been under his |
instruction.. DIR. TaylOr's best efforts have
always been devoted To the academy over
which he presided, hut he has also gained
Il id" reputation outside OF that special |
Held. For many years he has been an as
SociaIc editor o: the Bibiothcca Sacra, the
An!over theological quarterly. devo,ing
his labOrs chiefly to the review of current |
Theological literature. especially that of
Germany. He was largely Instrumental |
in the formation Of the American philolu9
zeal association. oi which he was chosen |
president. and published, not long ago. a |
of essays by various Writers in |
defense al classical study
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
ORLEANS COUNTY.

they are TO have 4 trOt on the ice ut
Newport Feb. 10Th and 10th. Purses
from 500 to $500.
Joseph Evans of Bloomington lately
killed Il COW, in the stomach OF which
were found several cut nails of different
sizes, which were proruiing through
the stomach, and were found grown in.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
DIR. Frank Smith, formerly of Castle
ton, but latcl y resident of the West, re-
turned to his old house Il short time
since, looking very pale AMI poorly, and
three days after committed suicide. Ills
conduct that day had been little strange,
but Hcre was no suspicion of insanity
till he was found dead on the floor in the
Office of his father, who il the old physi-
ciam OF the place. lie had put som,
pillows under his head, covered HIM
self with lit Of carpet and set Il wash
bowl within reach, while Il portion ni Il
white p"wdcr on the table showed tEr
means of eelt-dcStruclion. His brother
Albert, who went into the room and dis
covered him dead, tainted and was found
some moments after lying inscnsibIe on
the body of the suicide The sudden
ness of the blow and the tragic circum-
stances aitcndn" it have made his moth
er most frantic.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
An unsuccessful attempt was made,
Friday night, by professional burglars,
10 break open the Woodstock National
hank The vault has double doors I'm |
safe inside. The burglars hun. wet
blankets over the windows, and with
blasts of powder started the outer door
and IFS castings, but got no further
They left behind tools, powder, fuse and
various things, showing that they under
stood their business and were fully equip
ped. Probably they were disturbed in
their operations, hut nothing was known
Of the affair until the cashier went to
open the bank in the morning.
y needy old fellow at Springfield, not
liking TO see good clothes wasted for Il
trifle, took some pest house garments
which had been used 10y the patients and
washed them up for his own Use. His
funeral was us lonesome as Sir John
Moore's.
The wife of Prosper Merrill Of Wood
stock, in attempting, Sunday evening, &c
pass from one room to another, mistOul,
the door and fell down the cellar stairs,
breaking one wrist, sprainlng the otheI
and receiving severe cut in her head
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
can IL be !StODUed?

nc buSlhcSs Ol smuggling liquor across
the line into Vermont and New lamp
shire. seems rs lively this winter rs ever,
il not more so. We have often wondered
what the officers OF Customs were doing
all the time when mcn have been running
out liquor Tor years and aIe never arrested.
One man. just across the river in New
| Hampshire. has pursued this occupation.
passing portion of the time through ST.
.Julnsbury, for the last half dozen years.
and has always eludcd the officers of th e
customs stationed about the line which
| divides Canada from the United StatcS-
| He Is not alone. Other men. and one a
few mileSsbclow us, N" ahHndantly suppl
eI with Canada whiShcy. which i pyt!dlcd
around in the vicinity, alrl along the line
OF the L. y .. Il. Il. Ii comes out in tin
writing desks. holding two Gallons nicely
"inamrnlrL, and these. attractive both in
SIDE and "ui. find Il ready market.
II i Il WoHdcrtp such people "a, look upon
the free use o1 liquor a. injurious. and who
would Icsprr't the laws. how such Il SIS
TEN OF Smuggling can hr prosecuted 50
long and 20 freely. and the gully parties
escape detection. IL ought not so 10 he.
We are aware OF The common ap"l0~y for
this: That too many ut the m.n who are
paid 10y government to see that the laws
are faithfully executed. cannot sgc Il SnlI"-
"lcr "l liquor through Il choice bottle OF
brandy. This seems too Swcri,inm II
al a.
men u. such iniImilics OF vision. II might
be well. nevertheless. for the government
to send an Gculi>t among them. and il any
are found weak-cycd in This respect. they
should bc sent to an eye iulirinary OF else
where. They ought not to remain in the
custom service. Tor this free di>pcuSatiuu
OF liquors among umturtuna'c~ addicted to
its use, is detrimental To the public wei
fare.
One OF these SmuE@lcrS of liquor made
his advent into this town the first Of Jam
uary. Some say he is Il new hand in the
business. while others think he is an old
one. He dispensed 4 portion of his cargo
on and about Maple street. but LETT the
OF the PaSsumpSic. where. one evening
last week. officers Stevens and Carpenter.
armed with Il search warrant. found and
seized ii for cOntiScaiion. Amcl was fined
500 and costs. 1t was unfortunate. per-
hapS for Amcl. that he lived over the
river, for 80 many from the west side had
to pass over on the ice for it. and slipping
so often. their friends. fearful OF some
Woodworking. complained OF the nui-
sIncc. The removal of the temptation
was indeed an act Of charity toward the
lovers of Canada whi>kcy.
This newly discovered liquor Smu%%lcr
i named Pnard. and is said to reside in
Shcrbrookc. Won't the officials upon the
line be 80 kind a. 20 look after him:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
RyeyUtc.

Our t"wnspr"plr ale to have >umrtIim"
new in the way OF Il musicll convention
thee days OF next week. conducted by
Prof. smith, of Boston. assisted by sever
al lady singers OF note. This will no doubt
Ice liked very much By our Prcsbytcrian.
Ah" all favor congregational singing.
y patent Washin%-machine man has been
here also and victimized at least one OF
our too honest farmers TO the amount ol
$50.
The schools of this town are "ivin.
General satisfaction. as cur teachers
are efficient. District No. 10 is enioying Il
pattern term. The teacher. Mr.. Henry
Buck. last week invited all his scholars 10
spend an evening at his home. Large and
small attended. and he made il as pleasant
1" i-years-old children as to larger ones.
Mrs. Edward Miller. on the 9th of Ian.
"dry, presented her husband with twin
boys Weighing nearly ten pounds each,
Inc double wedding at the house of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

Robert Miller. Esq, the 18th ult.. was a
notable affair. The entire family of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller were present-twelves sons
and daughters, including those who have
become so by marriage. Everything had
been prepared which could Contribute to
the interest or the festivities OF the Occa-
sion
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
JratllS.

In ths place. Jan. -, from heuorrh,l,e the lungs
Mr.. John M,Gonau, aged - year.
IL st. John-lury, Jan q, Willie / -on OF Willilm
a:,d Julia G. Higgins, aged month";.
In II Ionuslury, Jan. -, Mr., Abncr bay, aged =
years and /" months.
In sutton, Jan. u, Nj Edwin atInan, aged VIE.
In Wet Burke Jan. % OF Ebcncz,r Kicker.
While on witt with his parents, in neighhorinG
town, Jan. H., of typhoid pneumonia, Ralph Bu,bcc
san, hard, aged years and : month";, only of Dr.
and Mr.. L. Blanchard Of acon IIl,-both formerly
uf this B., unity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
Ircr ~ est.

The Ilardwick Repo,fcr gives publicity
I" the following: Washington Marsh Ga
former resident OF Ilardwick.J fell dead at
Pembroke, \. H., the 18th nit. He was
tlrc-!in% !with other men. and was a.
well ~ usual up to the moment he cXpir-
cd.-Mi>S Eta kiIhcdge. formerly OF
Walden. Gicd in Philadelphia lately, and
her remains brought home for intermcnt
the 18th of January friends OF
Rev. Lyman Damon of East Walden, gave
him Sl2i at his donation visit the 18th ut.
WIN. Stcams OF this town has bought
Loren FOSs' hi" Durham calf. which took
the premium ut the Lamoilc fIir over the
famous imported Griswold herd. At 8
months old his %iri was ) feet ) inches.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
Post Office Time Table.

CIOSE.-Southern and westcrn, S:::n \ NJ Northern
and stage mails $50 r. NJ
ARRIVE Northern Q: Is AN Southern and West, IN
all y. N. Stage mails $40 4. NJ.
STAGES LEAVE for the East and Wrst on arrival Of
:':11 r. Nj. train, returning to connect with 9:lN
train next morning.
Office hour from a. NJ. to : T.. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, Agts
Susan Green's Estate


STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at the
Caledonia District Probate Otce. in ST. Johns
bury. within AMI iur said district. the .Dth day
January, ISL.
AN Instrument, purp1rting To he the last win and
Testament OF Susan tTren late Oi ST Juhusbury said
district deceased. being presented 10 the Court
Andrew j. willard, the executor, therein named Tor
probate:
IL Is ordered Icy said court :hat all persons concerned
iIerelh ic notified tOappcar at session said
10 be holden at the Probate Once. i'll St Johusbury,
on the 18th day OF Feb, A. 1871, and show cause
II any they may have, against the Probate Of said viii
Tor which purpose II iSurther ordered that copy OF
the IccnrdOi This order be published three weeks sue
cessNely In the Caledunian printed at st. JOhsbury
previous To said time appUlted Tor hearing.
BY the COuTt-Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
A true copy OF RecOrd-Attest.
! 1881 ASA L.. FRENCH Judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

\ siX-ycar>-o son OF James stafford
had Il leg broken below the knee, ore DAY
other boys. The little fellow was half Il
mile from home, but he fully romprc-
hcnded the situation. and rave directions
about the way of handling him. keeping
hi pluck up until he saw his mother. when
he broke down, as 4 good n.any boys have
before him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
EiI't'.

The ho@sc OF j. \. Gale, on Portland
tlcet. caught fire on Wednesday. on the
outside, burning through the base and
banking boards. into the cellar Damage
slight-insured at Shaw's office. The fire
is supposed to have caught by sparks from
MagoOn's steam mill, which is the oppo-
site side of the street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

A man in the vicinity of Woodstock
has been so severely poisoned and paral-
yzed by drinking cider that had been
conducted through led pipe into his
cellar, that he is unable to raise his
hands to his head, or to attend TO his
ordinary business. The pipe was not
cleaned or rinsed out the first year, but
laid away, and used last fall without
cleaning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
i}irtltS.

In st Joh'.-Iu'y, Ian. 81, to l.. {. and /. W
FarnLam
In ulr:, Iowa. jan. ,. daughter (,'lar, Slrl4l
to Thomas X. aud Sarah +. Elliott
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
Fire at Barton.

Tie mill and chair factory at Barton,
owned by Hayward & Co., was discovered
to be on fire between one and two O'Clock
this morning-Feb. 2d-and was totally
consumed. Loss over $4,000. 1t was
mostly owned by parties in Fitchbur@.
Mass. and had been doing Il large bust
hess
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
CAMBRIDGE Cattle Market---Jan Al

Market Beri-Extra, fI1.5O "a 12..O First quality
1000 "' SLIGO. SECOND, iet1 4" $3.50. Third,
sG.UU "a SEQ.
store CattIe--Workng z pair, tI5n, S.uo
T15n, G so.
Mich cows and tlIvcs:2r., 81, =. Ia 50.
lcnlings Sluc' 81. Two year old, ! ~ 0i -
rlirc' years old $50 Ia 80
Price. of Sheep and I.ambs-In lot. so, ~ M
SJ,'h, ~ III "a 10 each. Ezra, - >, Ca - 10
Spring lamb, S0.n0 u.ou
Veal Cilvrs 81 "a Snn
Hide, -.
Iullow, . IA ,;r
I'-lt-, II IL II -
ali skin. Ii IT, Is n H.
Iric"s OF I'"uItry--Lxtr, To-. 10 lG'c. prime IL
"a II ..nod IL. d. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
~ rSiUtOI.G.

Harry Cheney. the proprietor OF the
Niilou%hby House. had the thumb and
iii 81 an,i second fingers of his right hand
cut off by slin%lc saw. on Thursday. the
26th ull.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
TIIE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
JonNsBUEY, VT, FRIDAY, FEB. ;, ISL.

go Friends IN this section of the State will
add materially to the interest OF the Calcdo-
MAN by sending US local items promptly and
IL a brief, legible form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

Our Slci%hing has lcit Us again. aud
wheels are now the order of the day. The
weather thus far this week has been more
ike April than midwintcr. South and
west there have been great snow storms
within few days-and it cost New York
city $4,000 10 cart the snow ont of her
streets on Monday so that travel could he
resumed. Half that money expended in
carting snow on to the approaches to our
village would make very comfortable
~lci%hing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
BHruUbep.

The inimilable, unapproachIblc Barna-
bee. together with Howard VI. Dow. plan
{. \. course, next Tuesday evening, Feb.
9Th. Mr.. Barnabee is first-clasS humor-
it. (nOt comical Joncs). Il fine singer.
ana 4 mimic without Il peer. We under
-tand the entertainment will consist OF hu-
morous and dramatic adin"s.-ori@iual
and selccted,-and singing. Again we
would caution those whom it huIls to laugh,
To stay away.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
fSUI.iieT.

The ldes of Passumpsic have Ground
1000 bushels "f grain in their mill since
July last.
wear. toI the first time, tried the expert
mrht of three terms 4 year, instead OF
TWO. aud permanent teacher. Every
body Is pleased with the result.
lhe town tax in Barnet * about eight
c""'H on til" dollar higher than in ST.
J"hiIsbuIN This wear. Reasons: AnrX-
p"nsIve law suit in Nhirh the town was
defeated. and Il lower average aprrais.I
OF property than in 81. J"hn~hurv.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
LMIfIr SfFcI,S.

L. Il +. Fairbanks Il Co.. have at their
barns in this place,
One pair yearlin% steers. weight $40 lbs
- 2.O1J
two-ycaT-olds 2.409 -
&" $3.50
We rest he case here until we hear again
tom Waterford and Lyndon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
| CLOSING
| OUT
| S A | ( |!

List of Letters remaining in the post otloc IN
ST. Iohn-hury, February =, 1871.
Adams, Solon Parker, Eli
Atwood l. - III ard 4 II
oolc' L. Sargent, Frank
i'at"n thaa smith, Mary A
l-Hrock' ~ Thompson, Hannah
Leblanc, l. Vaughn. G
Mcleod, Mary Wood S l.
80 Parties calling for the above letters will please
I'VE the date Gf the list. H. w FLEETWOOD p NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
" est tOUCOItf.

There has no; bcca Il Tim. for yeats
when the prospects OF the village looked
so il"uri,hin% rs AT the prcoC mt Time. The
prospect OF the railroad is giving quite ali
impetus to the price OF zeal estate. The
Essex Manufacturing Company is COM
mcnrin" operations under quite favorable
auspices.
Mr.. II. II. May l. tcacIIin" class OF
about seventy scholars in vocal music,
and proves not less successful rs Il teacher
than as a singer.
The people ol the Village aud vicinity
have been cnliNrncd by Il series of dram
ate aud literary entertainments. under
the au-piccs OF The Ladies Mite Society.
ih" proceeds TO he appropriated to The
benefit OF the Sabbath School Library
These entertainments lave dawn GOOD
audiences and been we'll received. The
West Concord Cornct Band, just organ
llrd under the leadership OF Mi. G.. |. iIi@-
ems. has kindly volunteered lis services.
| ahd VIII hr present AT the mcNt meeting.
which Viii tran>piI" Tuesday eve, the
| li "l hc\I month. \ SUHSCEIEtE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
~ UIpI.TOId.

Waterford has an cntcrp!i>n@ Ncrum.
which boards around" in the several
school districts from week to week. Fee
male suffrage aud the other questions OF
the day are discussed. and Il good
deal Of interest i manifested by yuun"
and old
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
1r0chcr& 81 Cufc,ion!n 20.

Hear yc. hear We! and utfrni-th. ;uSii-
tutc 10 be hello in This village. colnnenc-
in" Feb. Is. (Mouday.) Let it not br said
Of Us a%an. rs il was last year. that Cal
cdonia County srnGS tNcnty-tivc per cent
les of teachers 10 the Institute than any
other county. Essex excepted. Those hc
attended upon DR.. fIcnclI'S instructions
last tall. know what a feast OF knowledge
i in store tor us; those who did not at
tend are not aware how much valuable in.
formation they lost. The opportunity i,
again to be ours. Tor ''takin" note" from
long and weIl-lried experience in the
schOOlrOom. The Institute is to have tit
additional charm of an inslrnctress. f..
pecially TO teachers Of primary school,
and to the many ladies who are 10 tclcl
our summer terms. Miss Clarke will brine
many valuable ''hclps 10 teach" Accom-.
modations will be provided at gratuitous
or AT least low rates. Anyone wishing tC
engage board previously can confer by
letters with c. L. Clay.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
No. DUIirii/c.

There will be 4 social levcr and dramat-
Ic entertainment at the Free Baptist church
Thursday evening. Feb. .. Proceeds To
be USED for the purchase of Il bell. See
bills for particulars.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

STAGES-Leave for East aud Wort arrival of ell
train returning to connect with ?:1S train next
morning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
Railroad Trains.

GOING SOUTH.-9:1~ A NJ.
GOING NOETH.-:,:l1 p. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

lOST.--A pocket hook, with mall sum of
money bet" cen the post ollie and Randall Drug SoT
Feb. LIST The finder i'll be rcwrdcd ly leaving the
game at EhNDAII'S ORIG STORE. 1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
ErirJ LOcU/S.

Don't overlook the matter on the
fourth page. This week, beside some
valuable agricultural matter. there j. a
little story for the children.
-Messrs. Green X Hastings have iui a
hundred cords of ls handsome zee as was
ever seen. into their new ice house. to
deal out To customers next simmer. This
lee was all cut with II pillow, il cakes -
inches square, aud about II inches Thick.
- The first meeting "f the creditors OF
\. Il mis- * son. of the Willou"hby Lake
House. will be held at Carton Feb. 9Th
responsible party has offered - per
cent of their Indebtedness. and il is hoped
This proposition may be accepted.
There was Il full mcctin" Of the cXcct-
tive committee OF the Agricultural Society
at the st. Juhnsbury linuse ON Tuesday,
To revise the premium list. appoint COM
mitocs, etc.. for the next fair. The pre-
MUM on oxen in town teams WAS more
than doubled. and the number increased
from three To five.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-03

Among the French officers who sur
rendered at Sedan, there was a young
Major by the name of Victor de Mas
sard, who had the reputation of being
the handsomest man Of his regiment.
Major Massard was sent to Munich,
where his fine looks and his amiable So
cial qualities made him quite lion for
some time. After the preliminaries OF
peace was signed at Versailles, he was
released, but instead of returning to La
Belle France he started on bridal tour
to Italy, taking along with him young
Bavarian countess, who is immensely
wealthy and beautiful Major Massard
must, however, adopt the name Of his
wife, her father having left a viii which
stipulated that his son-in-law must adopt
the family name of his house before as
suming possession of the family estate.
The proud Frenchman, who claims di-
rect descent from the Cheyalier Bayard,
is, however, not willing to submit to this
demand Of his late father-in-law, which
he considers unjust and unlawful. Some
of the first 'Bavarian jurists have ex-
pressed the same opinion, and the inter
esting case will be brought before the
Supreme Court for decision. The young
countess is said to be entirely ihdiffer-
ent as to the result, she having declared
that she was as fond of the name Of her
husband as of the name OF her father,