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EOR BALTIMORE StSIfne,
A TRI.WEEKLY zssss3sM
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
THROUGH FREIGHT.
20 TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE.


NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, of this line, leave their new pier, In
Inc IlocR, foot of Twentv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at 4
O'Clock, aud SATURDAY AFTERNOON At 4
O'Clock, for Baltimore making close connections NJ
Locust oint with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central raI Dad tor northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed TO Baltimore ana all points
wes and rates guaranteed ~ low as by any other
line. Apply to L: B. TATUn,A Agent.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth anc
hair stroets ...H oc31
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SALE OF VALUA-
" BLH REAL ESTATE in THE CITY OF
MANCHE>TEk, At AUCTION, ON THE PRE-
MiSES, TUESDAY, april the goth, ] S75, at 4:30
O'Clock r. My virtue Of u decree of The Hus-
tings Court of The city aforesaid, III the case of
Brooks aud wife rs. ID. Rrooks's heirs et ais, we,
the undersigned, will sell at the time above NEIL
toned Il small FRAME DWELLING aud LOT
fronting 20 feet on Fourteenth street between Hull
and BaiLhiidgc streets, running back 100 feet.
the above, fronting 80 feet each with deplh of
100 feet; and one frouting 81 feet on bainoridge
street near Fourteenth street. WIFE dcpth OF LOO
feet Thee lots are in the heart Of the city, aud
should attract the attention Of those seeking &pod
Investments
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months. Title retained until the whole pur-
chase Z. oncy Is paid anu 4 conveyance ordered by
the court. r. M:EONNEK,
DAVID J.. PUlLlAM,
1927 Commissioners.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anclioneers,
1113 Main street

By Richardson's Coz
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
1113 Main street.
4 VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
n SALr ny AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the Esd
instant at O'Clock L. NJ, We shall sell by auction,
on the premises, VALUABLE BULLYING LOT
fronting 80 by III feet on the north side Of Yena.
be stree. and 90 feet west OF Mosby street.
TERMS: at sale.
b. G0ddin, Warren &Co.,
Real Estate Auctloncers and Agents,
HOG Main street
TRUSTEESSA SALE OF FRAME DWELL
Il ING ON JEFFERSON STREET, IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER, AT AUCT1US.-By
virtue of deed Of trust executed to us dated 3Utb
of Januarv, lS72. and July recorded In the clerk Is
Office of Chesterfield County Court. being required
y the beneficiary. shall proceed TO sell, OH the
premises on THURSDAY, ooh Of April, 1875,
at 5 O'Clock i. NJ, the FRAME DWELLING, with
fronts Is feet and runs back between parallel lines
l1S feet.
Also, LOT As feet front OH Adams street, and
running back between parallel lines lis feet.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
VIM IRA SMITH,
Is. TOWER,
CHARLES PHILLIPS.
apl9 Trustees.
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

" state they are Influenced 10y atmospheric
changes, varying In intensity. HypuchondIiacS and
delicate females suffer by all changes, even from
the heat Of The nea. lie shooting uain commonly
con planed Of Is certainly experienced from heat
10 humidity. l. SiEtL1X, No. 729 Main street,
NAV tic daily Consulted all syrts of CORSS,
NAILS, HUNiONs. &c. treatment painless. La
dies and Children Mttcnleu. Ap 20 IT.
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Sc CANTON INSIDE LINE."ei.laHQs,
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BtTWEES
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA. .-

~ -..... 81. .lm sE1snaG&zl8u
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
81. E TRI-WEEKLY
On aud after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers of this line Will leave Richmond Tu aS-
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner OF
Twenty-sccoud and Dock stress S, making closecon-
nection each trip at Canton, Md, ttast Baltmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Phiaoelphia '~...
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: ....
All freight by this line covered by fire ana marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rates Us low any other line: , his
IS the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mOnd.
Frrights ordered by this line should be marked
"Cantou Inside Line and sent to the Phlladel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadel-
pbia.
brejghts received daily IN Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further Information apply TO
l.. e. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty seCOnd and Eork streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or to
j. WILSON, General Freight agent,
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
PHILADELPHIA. In 3
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
7 LkAS' II will lease for Il t rm OF five years
lilal valuable tract known rs
NECK OF LAND,
containing about TWO THOUSAND ACRES, 700
cnr,ueru and under cultivation; situated between
.Iauc, town ard Williams burg, about seven miles
t., la he Latter place.
H." a. DIS finely adapted 10 raising
WHEAT AND CORN,
ard one hundred acres Of II IS now In Timothy. il
contains
ALLNECESSART OUT-BUllA)INGS,
which are in perfect order, and is so situated that
The tr ct can be divided al.O leased 10 TWO tenants.
II would be admirably suited fora
GRAZING FARM;
and for pleasant society Is most agrctably situated.
A Io>t.ulcc within Il mile o. the house. seven
Thousand cores of wood can he cut from the place
AT u cost of rs cents per cord.
Fo full particulars and tel ms apply TO me at the
Exchange Hotel. -
an l3-2aw4w WILLIAM ALLEN.
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I ANDS.-I have for sale d large number OF
IL irst-cass ESTATES with splendid improve
ments. ana large and small FARMS with a0d with
out buildings, In almost every section Of the state
Many OF the large estates situated on the James
and Other rivers, anu many IF the sinai! farms lie
near The city. GEORGE Al. DkEWRY,
ap 1-1mF lola Main street.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATstLN
u COMPANY. aSsaaasa2H
TRI-WEEKLY LINE.


WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BAITlMORs
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW 1okA,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On anG after WEDNESDAY, March "a, 1879
this COmpny's fast ano elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, Captain j. A.. POST, carrying
United States Mail and Adams Express,!will leave
wharf Rockets, for aboye-named points MON.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS 1T 600
A. 81. ...
At Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and NeS
York
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
l.. =. TURN. ''.'.>-<s'. . Oo
Fare TO baltimore. ........ w
Fare to PhilaGelpfla.. ..............--S2 o
Fare TO New York.............. IL 0y
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER 3 20
Ticket Agency, Main street. and Exchange Eoei
and baggage checked through Freight receives
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, Ant
regular landings Oh James river from A. d.. to
p. NJ, at reasonable rates
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
LIB. TATUM, General Agent.
Office; Company's wharf, Rockets; branch OF.
Main streets. sc ~
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FoR SALE AdH%u, Y ,,sr,,.vrnrs Al;
Just completed several exceedingly desira BILE
BRICK RESIDENCES with all the modern Inn
provements. The houses contain from three to ten
rooms, and prices raj &c from SS 10 S75 per month.
We solicit a call, feeling confident can satisfy
as TO STYLE location, and price all who desire TO
avail the mseves OF this most economical mode of
THOMPSON BROWN, Ills Main street.
AID l7.7t
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ZINE RESIDENCE ON GROVE AVE
Il NUE. AT PRIVATE SALE.-I offer at pri-
vate sale my RESIDENCE on Grove avenue, about
hat.inile from The city liml,s. The house contains
house, &c .-..a.
GARDEN of four acres, with productive aspara-
gus and strawberry beds. grapes aud pencheS, APP
Piles aud cherries Of choicest varieties The garden
has been planted This spring with every variety OF
vegetables. Apply on the premises or to me, post
office box S54. CHARLES HOWARD.
40 7-eod6t
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FLORISTS. .....
ITO OWNERS OBJECTIONS IN x.@ =,
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY. NSsks
FLORISTS

T
Ry y,r1rc of q lease from the Hollywood Gene
terry Com pauy" / have opened on the grounds
FLOWEH-GARDEE AND GREENHOUSE,
wjth large stock of choice PLANTS, &C., for the
purpose OF supplying the wants OF all who desire
Flowers and Shrnbbery for the decoration OF their
sections
al.o propose to take charge of sections by the
year ard guarantee TO give faith III attention 10 the
same. Work OF all kinds usually dOne IN cemete-
res viii be promptly attended to u shor. notice
and lowest rates. g.. III. .s
: The advantage of a lDwcr- garden so convenient,
together with mat of being enabled 10 procure the
services OF experienced gardener located on tho
grounds, viii no doubt be readily seen and appre.
ciated. $40
FUNERAL DECORATIONS AND BOUQUETS
speciality Terms, moderate.
For particulars, address
W. a. J. SMITH. A gent. Florist,
an Holly wood Flower Garden
corner Albemarie aud cherry streess>
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RICHMOND YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE,
RAILROAD CO., SUPEKlSTESDENT'su OFFICE
KICHhoND. January %, 1878.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

W
Commencing MONDAY, January 25, ls7;
passenger and freight trains OH this road viii run
as follows:
leave Richmond daily Sundays cxerptedj At p,
d., and will arrive from West Point daily Man,
days eXcepted at 0:30 A. NJ.
1he splendid steamer LOUISE, Captain A. e
NICKLE, will run In connection with this road
leaving West Point ONDA YS. WEUNEsDAYS
and FRIDAYS Oh the arrival Of the 3 p " ,r,in
from Richmond. and arriving at BalIipo ore eariy
next morning, and leaving Baltimore III EsDAIS
THURSDAY s, and SATURDAYS at 4P Ma
rive at " est Point next Tornug IN time D. con-
meet with the train due ut Richmond at 1880
A. VI.
Fare 10 J 90
fare 10 washington. ."..'.....,..,......." ~
Fare TO New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 80
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN will leave Rlcl.
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS. and SrS-
DAYS, at A. NJ, connecting nj West Point with
steamer, landing freight IN Baltimore early ue1t
morning.
attached, leaves tichmnnd for Wet Point and
way stations MONDAYS, THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS, at 7 A. NJ. and leaves West Poln,
for Richmond IL O'Clock noon of same days.
EDWARD +. FULGER, Superintendent.
". y. BRAGG. Master Ira sporration IA 20
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DHILADELPHIA, RICF. .GTS
i MONO, AND NORFOLK STEAM: ssessss q.
SHIP L!NE-FOR fH1LADEtPHlA Twice i,
this line win leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at IL o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates for ell parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Proyi-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
and bills OF ladng sigpsc through.
W.P. PORTER. Agent.
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & Co.
NH IL No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphls.
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
in PASSENGER FAsts
BT THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R.upn,
TO TIE
WEST, NORTHWEST. AND sOUTYwr.r

West, Northwest. and Southwest. Tickets M, ..
cial or limited, but good until used. avs SI-'
Passengers leaving Richmond for the Sor,b, . .
80 Z. ~ ria Richmond, Fredericksburg and ~ "a
tomae railroad connect with the Raltinors. ~ "
Ohio railroad at Shepherd, Immediately onn, ASa
Alexandria, avoiding long and tedious 0;;nnI,
transfer through Washington. '"'"'"U'
Time from Richmond to Baltimore only ssv.,
hours and fifteen minutes GAS h0urs) Ss''"
For further Information, iimecar thro,,.
tickets, &C.. apply at company's ofhce, 1901 W.f
street. corner Twelfth street; al S26 Main >,ros,
and Office Of the Richmond. Fredericksburv and ~
tomac railroad, corner fighrh and Byrd s,r.,. ;"
Richmond, Va; and at the principal ticke,-otsre.
throughout the Southwest.
j. L. WALDROp.
Southeastern Passenger Acer,
1901 81 .in ret, Richmond l.,
l.. VI. COLE, General icket Agent:
Il. K. Dorsey, Assistant General 1Ickc. Agent.
... THOMAS K. SHARP,
NH 8 .a. Master of Transportation.
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DEPARTDRE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW The @sFSs
T. Old Dominion Steamship Company's ss1sssessa
win sail TU ESDAY, April GOTH at Q O'Clock 2. n.
Positively NO freight received after O'Clock T. 81.
gsrded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $12; steerage, SO; round
"Trip tickets, *20.
For freight or passage apply 10
G. VI. ALLEN l. CO., AQeA1s.
ap2O-lt Company's Wharf. koGEelts.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY COURT.

HOS- JOSA Ross. Presiding Judge.
Hon. JOIN Bacon ID. -.
HoS. y. P. BowNAS.
P. T. Blodgett. Clerk
". II. Preston. Sheriff.
Walter P. Smith. States Attorney.
The June Term Of the Caledonia
County Court opened on Tuesday. the
Judges taking their seats At 10. 4 NJ.
when prayer was offered BY Rev. o. Roy&
The clerk called the names Of the fol-
lowing Grand Juurs. Who we're duly
sworn:
BA--s-. EK--y N1.srs; Bz-ks. IH,so M-SsL: Dan
We Cha-s=s y B-zzz1-s G-usoo FsrvsvaI Barr
HE--wick- Tch- Z Gs1-gs; K-sg. Ira Nsyss; Lyu-
6c1. OETsr Cz--sr: N.Ea-k- Alvi, Cz--uC. Psnrsz--
Ia NrClAEy. EEsrz.e. Isaz BsgzssE; s1e=sa1 Il
saa N n GrzE; s. y.hzssz-y. ET B-uEu. Esur7
Esss, szssoc- Ears1E Essahr-cx.. ssau-a-s. A--asa
E1ses-zs- Els3zz, Alo1z z D-szsz- E1.s-s.r,s
l1zes Eazkss Eh&eilek. 3 z Sszt-ea.
FE-r1 TrErEs--E1-1ss- VI Asa-x ~ Z GEi-h-1s.
Bz-ks. D Y. C1shi7.. DAN. Trur- Da.vlls- Ef-z-
Hal y. J ssG-ssas Grvsea. Gec-Z. Tassey; Er-s
vi-k- : Il co1sr. 2 T. D-s1a-- Lyraca- Caz-.zz
s1la'sk- Z v Perry kEeE. EzsseZ Ei.lsy. Ss.z-i
E-Hsa-s woo'a-u@s Psach1z- z z Gases. Y. y. pa-
irSigzs EF-Ezss, lean Ezz5erzoa. gsss-scz Rs-s-.z
ssass Z c sssTs1s. Shz=z55- A1-ue G-zy. :,
/ Eoh-ss1ry. : c Fur-s- Z = Ra-z-s. S--ssu T,sa-
/ 4 BAL Az~r. Bal; EE5se.. c y E1-.s-ssa- ca,
P--kias- =. EE.<rslrs sslF1..s Oxsn. : : So.
I 6z-a. w.ssb1zE. n D Ce1a5ls-.
State IS Myron Hutehinson--Resuon
dent. 4 boy 20 years old. living in Stan
nard. vas brought into curt charge
With stealing pair Of boots frou Ken
dali in Sheffield The boy plead guilty
the lawyers stated the case. the beneI
held solemn and dignifed eousultztio,
for t-o minutes, when the Judge rez
the boy lecture and charged hin 81
and eosts for the lecture. the boots an
the manner Of taking them
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his ehlldrvn. bis wife carrying two mere.
the three larger ones making their 0wn
way. Cox attempted 70 bear his mother
along alSO. but found that his progreSs
vas - retarded that the 6rs threatened
70 SversAke thsn. The cid lady begged
her son 70 leave her and save himself
and eAildrsa- He tried - iniUce the
children to run along themselves. but
they were 50 frightened BY the terror Of
the Scene about them that they eluns 70
their father and refused 70 - en- alSne-
The flames advanced rapidly toward the
grOup. and Cox. after dragging his meth
er some distance 70 the right Of the Ill
rect path Of the eonsAgratiOn. vas fore
ed TO abandon her to save the rest Of his
family. Sac VAS Soon snveloped BY the
flames and bgrRei to death. The rest
Of the family were driven high into the
mOuntains. where they we're Obliged 70
remain On barren ridge. for day and
! night TwO Of the smaller children
became IsliriOus with hunger and thirst
and enc has since died The others are
still sick froa the Effects Of their dread
ful imprisonment in the burning forest
An cid nan named Chamberlain vas a.
50 OysrtSksn BY the IRE and burned to
,is4rh
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GREAT FIRE IN SPRINGFIELD.
MASS.

The most destructive fire that has ev-
er occurred II Springfield. broke out
about hzlf-past tive oelOek Sunday at
tenOon, and Destroyed nearly FORTY
buildings, including : number Of buzi-
Dess blocks. aud causing : total loss Of
At least quarter Of > million. A high
wind vas prevailing during the after
nom, and the whole business section Of
the city WAS one tine seriously threat
eDed- but about Eve o'clock the fire de-
pzrtuenL with the assistance Of helm
from Chieopee. HOlyOke. West6eId and
Hartford succeeded in getting the flames
under. The FIRE caught in Conkey's
planning nill in the Wzson Car CON.
panys building. On Taylor street The
buildings burnt we're situated On Wash.
ingt0n. Taylor. Main and Vernon streets
and Wight avenue The loss isa heaTy
one; Jet the RePu2icGg says: I'll.
IRE Is the largest in the amount Of To-,
and Of the territory covered which Spying.
heid has ever suffered in her noder.
TINES, At last. but the loss, We shoulG
say az this writing, viii not nusk ex
eeed $4,000 Except the Hurlbut
block On Main street which has neye,
been built above the first txo stories
re have lost scarcely any very raIuabI,
buildings A fe~ II tie buildings usr'
bEiek, Of the class usually designed 70.
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Three weeks ago yesterday the snow
fell here during the greater part Of the
day and on the mountains and high
lands the ground was white But the
sun ran too high for continued cold
weather and since tha; tine the sky has
been clear and the air warn Out Of
drearinsss and the chill Of late spring
We have passed into lovely SUMMER
Vegetation has made 4 wonderful ad-
vance in that tine and the leaves. grass.
graiD-all growing things are well ad-
vaneed for the season A little rzia Is
needed DOW, and the grass crop for the
year will be good.
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TIE THIRD TERN.

The only nan competent to speak in
relation to Gsnsral Grants desire for
third tern. has spoken. and the eouasry
IS assured by the Presiieut himself that
he has not sought. nor does not desire.
ASHER election After detailing the
events in eonnectiOn With his first and
sesond election. be makes sOue sensible
remarks about third tern. and eOu-
sluiss Is follows:
Nov for the third tern. / Do not want
IL any more than did The first: would
not write o. utter = word % change the
Will Of the people in expressing and hAv-
IN their ehoice- The question Il the
number Of years allowed 70 any one Ex-
ecutive can 0nly oo1e Up fairly in the
shape Of = proposition % amend the Con-
stltution shape IN which al Political
parties can participate During the
length Of the tine o. terms any cne per
son car Be eligible for the Ot5cs Of Pres
iisut, until such a1eD3ueut Is adopted,
the people can not be restricted in their
choice BY resolutions 2s they are restrict
ed. Is % axe. nativity, etc. Ii nay hap
pen in the future history Of the country
that 70 change Al executive because he
has been eight years IN ofSce will prove
unfortunate II not disastrous The idea
that any man eo1ld elect himself Presi-
dent or even rsnominate himself IS pre-
posterouS. IL Is rejection upon the
intelligence and patriotism Of the people
to suppose such thing possible Any
nan eau destroy bis chance for the ofiee.
but 10 one can force IN election or nom
ination- To recapitulzte 1 an not,
nor have been. a candidate for ; re
nomination I would not aecspt = re-
nomination if il were rendered ne. IN
less il cane under such circumstances
IS to make it Al imperative dRty-eir-
eunstancss not likely 10 arise
There has been popular elamOr in
certain directions against third tern,
and many persons, and portion Of the
press, have been very foolish in wasting
ink and feeling over this matter. The
tine has lot yes arrived to seek 4 new
candidate for the presidency. and 10
amount Of talk or bowling against Gen
Grant can do any possible god He
viii. if his life Be spared. BE president
Of the country for about two years long
er, and then, if the people want another
E2n. viii retire There never has been
any great desire on the part Of the Ia
ton TO give him another tern, and there
are objections to ; third term. 50 the
fears Of the third tern. on his part. have
been grOundless-- The president has .
way Of doing about As he pleases. and
all the feeble objections that are being
made against him are Of little eouse-
qusree- He Is carrying on the Affairs
Of the government smoothly and wise
~, and when be retires from of5ce and
partisan feeling Is not exercised toward
him. then be will Be honOred a. one Of
our excellent presidents
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FOREST FIREsIS PENNSYLVANIA,
4 Million DollaTS' Worth Of Property
D-stT2ye4 GHd .Sererul People Burned
% Death

Great fires are still raging in the for.
ests Of Monroe county. Pa, and ether
counties adjacent and the loss CT prop
erty Is immense, whole villages being
sEsPt away. Several lives. too. have
been lost The losses in the mountain
region krOn White Haven 70 Gouldsboro
are placed a. $4,000. 81 farn-houses
zoo head q horses and cattle, IL saw
mills, four stores and 100000 feet
OF lumber being among the property de-
ssrOyed- The village Of Md Run, oae
Of the most important numbering eeptez
IN northern Pennsylvania, has been al
burned Up, With 10000. 600 feet OfIun-
Der. the inhabitants having barely tine
70 ges out Of tie way. While thousand.
Of acres Of the best standing tiuberrers
ruined The loss along Mud riyer.
where this region vas situated. aggrs.
gates more than half million. On which
however. there Is Considerable insurance
The flames swept down the mountain.
% suddenly that the n0uzners at the IN.
neral Of John Getz at Mud Run had Z,
Tee frOn the house and ALLOW the bod,
TO be burned up At StoddardsviIle II
AOnrOe county. = family named Coz
consisting Of father. mother. and seTe,
small children. With Mr.. CO1's mother
I nearly loo years Old. fed from tbei
Asuse. bat The Old lady being unable I.
yak more than mile. Der son assiste.
her some distance further. when shs fsl
70 the ground exhausted Besides kslr
ing his aged mother, Coz carried txo !
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he PHYSIOLOGICAL JOUKSAL Avn
LIE ILLUSTRATED for June comes 70 us
a few days later in tie month than i
it, went; delay owing probably 70 the
recent death Of It's xell-kuoxn publish.
er. ASIDE from the sadness occssioned
by this event, It Is an admirable su4ei.
men Of this venerable monthly. and in
dlcates clearly enough the spirit Of eou-
tlnGznee and progress which has % long
characterized Its management Among
It's many good things are PhysiognomT
N the Pulpit; Bishop Cummins, Of The
Reformed Episcopal Church Our Busy
Life; Alfred Rumine. eoncluding chan
ters From the Cradle % the Grave Pa-
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