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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

and although they had previously had
many quarrels. it was not supposed that
they would harm each other.
-Gertie Powers, ii little girl eight or
nine years old. picked up AN express
envelope with money in it, directly in
front of the CdiedOnjan office. on Friday
morning. As it was directed to the
FIRST National Bank, and us it had al
ready been missed 10y the bank. it did
not take long to get it to the owner.
The iiShman has lost his horse. He
seemed pretty well up to Monday. but
the winter came on so early and so
severe, that he was discouraged. and
after Mr.. Burr drove him h~Ine Tues
day forenoon. he laid down and died.
The horse had done his work we'll. and
the loss is IA severe one to Mr.. BUR-.
Last week. Thursday evening there
was Il mock trial at thc Academy, under
!
middle class. The Attendance WAS large
and very good order WAS maintained.
Mr.. Council served most acccptably as
Judge: McSSIS. Wright, Harvey, LaIi
bee and Carr won much praise in the
capacity of counsel, and MIR. button
made an excellent clerk. The exercises
4. u,.l 4, Iii
the shortest. though one of the best,
for several years.
President Hurlhurt of Middlebury
College. gave an interesting and in
StIuctive lecture before the teachers
institute in this place last Friday even
ing. Il large number of citizens being
present. The sessions of the institute
on Friday and Saturday. were we'll at
tended 10y teachers and superintendent
from the towns IN the county. Beside
State Superintendent Conant. MIR.
| Ward of Bellows Falls WAS present and
took prominent part III the exercises.
His ideal school is good way in the
| future. we judge.
There are thirty three street lamps
lighted in the village every dark eve
ming. besides the one ut Fairbanks
village which is not lighted. The
thrtv-thrce are all lighted 10y one man,
| and they are scattered over 50 much
territory. from Paddock village to South
| Park. that it takes two hours to fill and
/ light them. and over an hour to cX-
tingui>h them. Speaking of street
| lights, there seems to he need of two
more: one at the top of Warner hill,
and llIc other near Mrs. James X. Col
by's an uncommonly dark place. by
reason of 80 many trees.
Personal
Mrs. Horace Fairbanks of this place.
/ WAS elected president of the Vermont
! branch of the Woman> Board of Mis-
Sion>. at the annual meeting held at
/ Rutland last week.
We learn that Rev. {. VI. Southgale,
late of this place. has declined the call
| to Jacksonville. ILL.,. and accepted one
to Dcdham. Mass.
Rev. j. H. Marsh. of the CalNinist
Baptist Church. preached his farewell
sermon last sabbath evening. Mr..
Marsh is an able preacher. we'll vrr>rd
in the scriptures. and capable of doing
GOOD work for the MASTER.
Geo. Is. Warner, road master. has left
the Portland y Ogdcn>hurg K. r., and
his place is filled 10y Samuel Stanton OF
R"Nhury.
Geo. G.. Barney. ESP. our "ld-timr
townsmcm and postmaster, has returned
to this place t" reside.
Mr.. Thc"philu> Drew. an old resident
of North Dan>illc. is quite i'll, and at
his age - {. recovery is hardly eN-
pccted, and he may have already passed
away.
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Religious Meetings.

..trI.-i rurE,H-M-rtin-- III hall OF Gale
t.. DOT. ..In,h tLrN. -. E"N- pa~t"rD Sabbath
......,.- 81 1890 \. VI. aud G:.U 4. Vi. Sabbath
=, ..lI 90 .. 90 NJ
...-ItutE,u.-,I;rv. u. +. Miller, Pastor.
r,.,.i,n,, head ut summer street, sabbath
-.r..,,.- 1T lu..iU \. NJ, and $50 4. NJ. Sab
..t.N -. .o,4,tt l2nO NJ
r.,.>.I tUUE,W-,l;rv. Henry W. Jones,
~..pN sabbath ~rrN ices al lu,.:n 4. NJ. and
,..u ~ahhlth >ch""l al liz 4. NJ.
..,.... ,uuE,u.-tR,v. T.. I. Fairbanks
H.-r... sabbath services al lu.:m \. VI.
ua 30 O.. VI Sabbath Sch""l AT l2:OO VI
r..,r Meetings al each Church W"dnc>
80. ..ru.u-~ At IN.
..I... luf NISSAN. TNIvrESNLI~r.-tErv. Il.
u ''nt-"u Pi-t"rJ Sabbath >rrNl""~ AT
.I-IN SABBATH ~chn"l ai I4-lI T.. NJ
..-l E,I-IFulpii SuprlirdD Services in
EIuAu.- Hall. Nam - sunday, preaching
I..uN.N = >ch"rl - m. prayer meeting
SO B.. VI Wednesday PRAYER meeting 7:3U
b.
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HaZing.

Hazing.
There was disgraceful case of haz-
ing by some of the students in the St
Johnsbury Academy on Friday night of
last week. After President Hurlhurt's
lecture. and while three of the students
were passing along the street in front
of the Court House. one of them was
assaulted, Il tippet thrown over his face
and held tightly behind his head to
prevent his seeing or making an cutlery,
and then he was lifted bodily and forced
into the large watering tub near by.
The boy thus attacked struggled and
screamed, and his companions fought
the advantage in being larger and
stronger boys, more of them. and also
in taking their victim wholly unawarcs.
The cutlery brought many people To the
scene of the of the disturbance. and the
ones committing this dastarlly attack
escaped. but not until they were most
~ ny NiIliIl HIS
associates. These proceedings coming
to the ears of the Principal of the
Academy, four of the ringleaders were
promptly suspended, and the three who
ale non-residents. requested to go to
their homes. One went promptly, and
the other two remained, attempting to
tIt InI a..t., nd ,..,l- Ia
trouble among the other students. This
went on for several days, disturbing
the school and distracting all the
scholars more or less from their proper
duties. Thus matters stood until
Wednesday morning, when papers were
made out and the two offenders were
arrested by Sheriff Preston. On Il
promise to leave town by next train.
however, legal proceedings We're stayed
and they We're allowed to go.
The boys claimed. in justification of
their act. that the one whom they at
tackled had been acting the spy upon
them and reporting to the Principal of
the Academy. In some remarks and
advice To the school on Tuesday morn
ing last. Mr.. Fuller told the students
that there was no truth whatever in
the report that il WAS Il surmi>c with
ont foundation in fact. SO it seems the
Young man not only suffered abuse at
their hands, but his character had sut-
tcrcd 10y these >c;lmdalouS stories which
there WIS no truth III. When these
facts became known. the students who
had previously sympathi>cd m"Ic or
less with the suspended boys, generally
admitted their mistake. 1t was Il very
unpleasant and unfortunate affair. but
one in which there WAS but one course
for the faculty t" take: and one which
should teach all boys Il lesson. The
rights "t individual students must not
he tranIplcd on. non the requirements OF
the school disrcgaIdrd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
The Remedy Worse than the Disease.

}. {. Gray. the grocer in Union Block,
does not intend to try any more new
doctors. He suffers severely from the
rheumatism. and some of his acquaint-
ances said to him: Why don't You try
DIR. Stokes he will give y"u something
that will cure you. Although his faith
WAS not large. his pain was strong. and
crew daily: so meeting Stokes the
other day. he got ii prescription from
him. and took il dose of the medicine
before diuncr on Tuesday. After eat
ing. he sat down by the stove Il moment.
and all at once feeling came over him
as though he should faint but before
he could mere than rise. he fell pros
r;,tr. and remained insensible and
those who SAW him thought him dead
until after the nei"hbors and IL physi-
elan near 10y were called in. He thinks
u,yy that unless he had received prompt
.,;J he vould have died. He SAYS the
medicine he took WAS an overdose of
m,,nhiue. His rheumatism Is not
enrol but he has about concluded to
..o,iu and bear it," rather than take
such powerful remedies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
5Harriagrs.
"a Marriages and Deaths inserted free
Obituaries, sir cents a line.

ObitUdries, SIR cents a line.
At ST J"hnsbury, Nov. LIST, by Rev. Edward T.
Fairbanks, Moses f. Smith, NJ. D.. of Haverhill
n. H., and Miss Maria l.. Buzzell of st Johnsbury
At st Johnsbury, October 30, by Rev. O. Roys
Mr. IIoberd c. Peck and Miss Jennie Osguod both
of Randolph.
At St Johnsbury, October 80 by Elder NJ A
Potter, Mr. Fred :. Barbour, Charlestown y. H..
and Miss Anna NJ. Morrison, of st. Johnsbury.
At Burlington, October p, by Rev. L. q. Brastow,
Mr.. George W. Haskell and Miss Laura 5 Prescott
both of St bloomsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

GOING WEST.
u.f Train-Lcavcs 81. Johnshury at d:OO Il. m.
+, $50 Walden 100. East HaTdwick 80.
.- 90 Johnson AT Hoo.
.. This train does not run Mondays.
r.. I,r,u-IrIycs 81. I"hu>hurV AT .'.OJ =. m.
#. TO Walden sos. tirrrnshur" G:2-, East
.....t b.s- Iiardwick Il: ~. arrives al johnson
II rl train leaves West Concord for ST.
.I..r. At ~ a. III. Mixed train at 30 T.. IN.
GulNG EAST.
H.. Tu,,n-L Leaves johnson AT G:O0 Il. m. Hard
I'll last IIardwiCk 80, Greensboro t:f2,
..u..l DiuNillr 30, arrives at 81. Johns
. Do
u,t Tr,,i-Irivc- johnson at lI:ij IN.
....a.,. .inp. m. T.. liardwick LOB Greensboro
NIdrn Bon Danrille a:iI, arrives at 81.
-Y.-. 90 i.iI
o.. lh.- nam d",.- not run Mondays and SAT
.H.-.
81, Mail train leaves II. bloomsbury for West
..'a'.rI 1t 40 =. M. Mixed train at 80 "A. M
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
,.-uup>ic Railroad Time Table.

rv,I>- MOVING eoUrH.
r,,,s Shrrhrnnke at 40 a. m.
". I-'.' ,nd,uvill. III. 81. Johnshury 400.
N.,t'L' MAJ arrives at W. X. junction AT
l,,,.u-Lrave~ Sh"rhr""k" al 800 J. M
Or 40 INndnnNill" ln;F', -. .I"hhShufN
q. NF. Do r.l,,r II.i2. arrives al W X junction
Do. -'h-"n I" ''i'"''' WIN '
d. I'LL and the West.
y " l'.H = fast train and does not stop at
i j. Centre, fa~Sninl'Hic' N"iriSNHl'
100 -, J,, Erpre>S-Irav"s Montreal at 900
VI ,r.,rt "a y. M. LNndonNllIr 3;u' ~.
D. " , - Wells River inh arrives AT Dos
'"' n, mouth al 1923 j. m
p. .' moi stop at Lyndon, Norrisvillc and
". ,d'~ r.a,... u,,,,r.,l ., 2ao
,,tp.in Ivudunvilr ll:2l, st. Johns
'T,ru,t IL a. IN. Wells River l2:i1.
E..rnn VIA Ply m"uth at ID a. m
rr,I<- MOVING NORTH.
r..,..,-IravrS ". L. Junction at l::ij p IN.
lnt Il Grhn~hury 800, Iynd"nNillc
",r..rt ~ arrives al Sh"rhr""k" AT 9Al.
,,,,,,-Lcavrs W. Il. Junction at -:l5
H. Ei,-r 1000 81. .Inhnshury ll:lU. LNn-
. d &c., Newport Ia =. m, arrives al Sh"r-
.....,.i' 90.
d. Id mn Erp,eSS-Lcavr~ E"~t"n al EGO a.
pI,runuilrD Wells River l:2- p. m, st.
..r. $40 I.yndomvillr :i:::o, Newport LII, ar
- Montreal at 9D =. IN.
p 80 n... mot stop at McIndncS N"rrisvillr
. .rI..-r, md Lyndon
. ...,. SAINT ErpreNS-Lcavrs Boston al 500
.., III, mnuthl Wells River lajO m. ST.
+ -..,. II. I.yndnnNillr 2:Oi Newport BIB, ar
N .uIrral at 900 a. III.
.'. ,r- SUNDAY and not Monday. Does not
.,.,t N.rri->illc 81. j. Centre and Lyndon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
Dramatic +!

som" first class scenery owned by the ynd"n-
will, Dramatic luh j. offered Tor sale at bargain.
II consists "f paTl"r ~r"nt | kitchen scene. |
street scene forest scene with two set of side
wings and a nice front curtain. with roller frame
and filings all complete For particulars enquire at
this office address
&. X KENT II Juhnshurv Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
Something New

20 Fires kindled for 1c. No Dirt. no Litter.
\. l. kllBl I'm. has secured the agency for the
patented Monitor Fire Kinder. which diSptnSt.-
with all kiudlin. wood and -haNin.-. and makes
the usually disa-rrcahlr job at building fires no
task at all. Every body should have one. only
on, dollar ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

III the city or Buffalo, set Ill tnt Ida
list at $4,000. Mrs. Bowen claims that
during O. S. Burke'S lifetime Mr.. Burke
was Bowers lawyer alsO) she frequent
ly tried to get settlement with him,
but was always unsuccessful. She
claims that after paying Burke's cOun-
sci fees for defending her husband, and
the necessary expenses. (the State oil
Vermont paid for returning Bowen to
this place from Massachusetts, the bal
ance of that Buffalo property is hers.
She is struggling to keep the ''wolf
from the door, and if her story is halt
true. (and it is generally believed,) it is
Il hard case. and one that demands
judicial investigation.
Liquor Selling a Crime.
We presume many of our readers
have felt as though the crime of selling
liquor was not sufficiently punished in
this place. 1t may be so; but Leonard
Willard has Just served three months
sentence in Jail for that otfense, and he
is now working out his fine under the
sheriff. Another-D. l.. Melvin-has
seems no more prospect of his release
now than the day he went in. Selling
liquor in tins town is dangerous bust
ness. after all.
General Term of Supreme Court.
At the General Term of the Supreme
Court for the State of Vermont. held at
Montpelier last week, the following
cases from Caledonia County were tried
and decided:
Pdrthena Beard rs. Conn. d. Pass. X.
II. II. Go. At the December term OF
Caledonia county court a verdict was
rendered for the plh. and the case was
carried to Supreme court by deft. The
supreme court affirmed the Judgment
of the County court for the pltf. +. w.
Smith for pltf. Crane for def.
+. H. PdddIeford rs. Smith d. Gal
brdih. This case. to recover pay for a
water wheel and fixtures sold in 1870,
was tried 10y Il jury at the December
term, 1873, of Caledonia county court.
and resulted in Il verdict for the pff.
1t WAS carried to the Supreme court 10y
dctt>. and tried ut the August term
l-74. without any decision. At the
August term 1873. the case was sent to
the General term for re-argument The
Judgment of the County court for the
pltt'. was affirmed. Bclden X Idle for
pin. Dickcy for dett.
The ease of Il. v. Ddris rs 1ar0n H.
!SmjM To recover $500 OF 800 attorney
fees. heard at the last August term. WAS
decided at the General Term. The
judgment of the county count was re-
NrrSrd and Judgment for the pin. to
recover the full amount of his bill. less
one item of ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
Auction Saturday Night.

viii he sold an saturday evening Nov. t. To- close
out the concern. at the store of George Nhlricli
4 Co. Eastern Avenue. "a stove. desk. meal hags
Nv" set scales barrels. etc. etc. Come and take
them at Nuur price. GEO. \ IpklC II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
CRANKY.

CRANKY.
-Four walm-hearted Gospel workers
from st. Johnsbury, were with lis from
Friday till Sunday evening, and meet
ings of much interest were held each
evening and during Saturday and Sun
day. Some are enquiring "What they
must do to he saved" and prayer is
offered that the good work may con-
tinue.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
VERY BEST FACILITIES

i'll the State of Vermont. and NONE better ill this
country for producing the most correctly lighted
portraits, whether large or small. Having former
ly been pupil about three years, of one of the
hest educated Portrait Painters who has yet visited
this country and mor, than
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
Photograph Art Gallery,

demonstrating my STUDIO at great expense. after
plans and principles of the Studios of the most
disting uished German artists i'll Portrait lhotngra
phV, now have the
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For Sale +!

In the town Of Pracham. 100 acres ct well tim
brT-d land situated at II convenient distance from
tw" mills. Inquire Of
69tf MRS. SYLVIA lNMAN. Administrator.
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,,ohnsburp Galrdonian.
,rry. VT. Friday, Nov. .. lH'".


..,,.F-Eo-ton. 80 a. m.-13o p. IN.
IL 49,, York city and Weston, ~ a I'm, m;
N' m Northern 4 Stage mails 4W
p u. ,,r uO5 a m southern and
lI' lHy,-.rrrn. l. m.-4:'3 p. m.
N'-' -, =. vi to A.. NJ.
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.lr-TrFN l>Iu\ and VT lNrERNATIuNAL TEL
.t.I.,rI COMPANY. Offices in the Post Office
vru ~lIr,t and in the Passenger Depot
u,r,, hours from : \. Nj, to . 4. NJ. Night
messages At halt rates.
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East Concord.

East concord.
n. w. Villas has sold out his goods in
trade to w. A. Durham, who has al
ready got possession. Mr.. Villas wants
to sell his houses in West Concord, in
Guiding the Hygiene Home" and go
to California.
Q. F. q c. w. Russell have rebuilt
their saw mill, that is they have got
up:the frame and shingled it,-in four
weeks from the time of the fire. The
frame is 3Ox50 feet, and % feet from
sill to caves. They have put in two
water wheels, and will have better
mill than before. 1t is thought that
the other mill was set on fire.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

and although they had previously had
many quarrels. it was not supposed that
they would harm each other.
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Victory.

Victory.
here, being considerably embarrassed
i'll business, is reported to have left all.
and gone to California, but some doubt
his having gone SO far.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

Accident.
While stalking" Il ear in the depot
ward in this place on Friday, Charles
Ranney. the conductor on the I. N y.
east. WIS struck below the knee 10y the
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Walden.

Walden.
}. b. Rogers starch factory at Noyes-
willie was burned last Friday, with most
of its contents. We have not learned
the cause of the fire. or the loss.
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-Gertie Powers, Il little girl eight or
nine Years old. picked up an express
envelope with nancy in it. directly in
front of the CdiedOnian office. on Friday
morning. As it was directed to the
FIRST National Bank, and as it had al
ready been missed by the bank. it did
not take long to get it to the owner.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

The tislman has lost his horse. He
seemed pretty well up to Monday. but
the winter came on so early and so
severe, that he was discouraged. and
after Mr.. Burr drove him h~me Tues
The horse had done his work we'll. and
the loss is Il severe one to Mr.. BUR-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
AUTUM N, 1875!

Having made very important and valuable i'm
prOVtmrnt ill nv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
LARGE SIZED PICTURES
ONLY AT THIS GALLERY

introduced and mad,. ONLY AT this establishment.
and with LARGE AND COSTLY INSTRI
MENIS pn--,.Sstd III northern New England
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! l"" days ago two of the deer in
W.T. Il"'a'" Frirhanks'> deer park had
" misunderstanding, and one fine buck
-'''d another fine buck 81 that he died
''''n animals We're foreign and rare !:
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SprriaI UnHrrs.

LYoN's kATHAIRoS prevents the Hair from fall
Ing out turning gray, rrnews its growth. and
gives strength and vignr. 1t is delightfully."- per
clrancst and most desirable Hair Tonic pro
duced FUSED by the elite. Price only 30 cents
tAprl6 16
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-24
THOSE JEWELS.
VINO was Instrumental in Having the
Gir Made.
I\nM NnI.k Sum [

lNtW otb sun.
Mrs. Minnie Sherman Fitch'> dia-
monds are still III the custody of the Gus
tom House, but they arr not likely To IT,
main there much longer. ~ the President
yesterday signed the act of congress that
permits Lieut.. Fitch TO receive them. The
only question now l. ~ 10 the duties
whether special legislation i needed for
their remission. The revenue authorities
think not. They believe that the act al
ready passed implies that the jewel, shall
be delivered free. Where officers in the
army. navy. or civil service have received
presents from foreign rulers. the cu,.
tom has been to waive the payment of
the duty.
The jewel, will he turned ovcrto Lieut.
Fitch without amy ceremony. ~ the khc-
dive of Egypt hats no recognized repre-
sentative here who can make the prcsen-
tation in his name. Mr.. Edward ~hcrer.
the acting Consul of Turkey In New
York. says that the Turkish Minister at
Washington /, restrained 10y diplomatic
uses from making the pr, scntation. how
ever much he may desire to make il out
of compliment tn Gen. Sherman. The
Foreign Minister of the sultan Ina. not
sent any instruction, about the diamonds.
and consequently the giit j, not regarded
by the Minister n au international one
requiring hi, action. IN the eyes of Tur-
keys representative hr |, subject of the
sultan, and has no official control over
them.
The present from the Egyptian ruler
was brought about by Gen. Charles u.
Stone. formerly of the United States
Army and now on the khcdivc', staff.
Mr.. stephen -. Merchant. Commercial
Agent of Egypt in thi, city. says that
Gen. Stone and Gen. sherman are old
friends. They first knew each other in
San Francisco TWEEN Y year, ago. Gen.
Stone was stationed there from 1851 To
1886 a. Chief of Ordinance of the Pacific
Department He resigned to become a
banker. aud 1t was then he made the ac-
quaintancc of Gen. Sherman. who
wa, partner in the banking
house of Lucas, Strong X
Co. Each helped the other in business.
When the rebellion broke out Gen. Stone
was made lnspector-Gencral of Nulun-
tccrS in the District of Columbia. and
while there he again met Gen. sherman,
who served H. Il colonel at the defence of
the capital for two months. After the
war Gen, Stone went To Egypt and joined
the khcdiyc's army. The khedive made
him Fakir Pasl'a II rank next To that of
a prince Of the royal family. II CORE
spends with the title of general in this
country. II was through Gen. stone
that Gcu. sherman, while travelling in
the East in 1888. got To know the khc-
dive.