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The New York herald., 1876-02-03
REV. STEPHEN H. MrEKrn.

Yesterday morning. after most successful pastorato
of nearly hftyone years, Rev Stephen H. Meeker. OF
the old Bushwick Reformed church, in Williamsburg,
died suddenly at his residence. Ho at his usual
hour but after being up short time he said he felt
faint He then laid down. and died in perfect peace
about fifteen minutes later Mr.. MeeKer was born in
Elizabeth, N. j. October IT, 1892 graduated at Co
lumbia College in 1921 entered the ministry in 1924
and installed pastor of the old Bushwck church.
then the only church. one, In Kings
county the last Sunday in February 1926, and for
the past fifty years has been the faithful friend and
pastor Of four generations He founded the first Sun
day school in what is Brooklyn, Sunday, April
81 1921 During the hfty years OF his pastorate he
never missed but Sunday, by sickness, from tho
pulpit and throughout the entire time has kept hum
self ''free from blame and reproach.p
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VESUVIUS.

VOLCANIC SYMPTOMS OF AN FRUPTIoN-THK
NEreHBoRHooD OF THE PHENOMENON NOT so
ATTRACTIVE AS USUAL.
NAPLES, Feb 2 1875
The indications OF the eruption OF Mount vesuvius
are steadily increasing Professor Palmier announces
that the instruments at the Observatory for indicating
and measuring the eruptions disturbed, and the
activity of the crater is becoming daily apparent
speedy eruption Is generally expected
NAPLES NOT LARGELY PArRoNzED TOURISTS.
The number Of strangers is increasing here, though
the city Is not crowded English and American patron
age has been much less than usual this winter
Many of the hotels have not paid expenses
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor D. c. Gilman President Of the Johns Hop
kins University sojourrng at the ST. James Hotel
General E. c. walthal OF Mississippi, and Colonel H.
s. McComb OF Delaware, are at the New York Hotel
Paymaster Francis T. Gillet. United States Navy,
quarterod at the Metropolitan Hotel Ex-congress-
Theodore NJ Pomeroy, Of Auburn. N. r. and
Norman B. Judd Of Chicago, are staying at the Wind
sor Hotel Benson ]. LOSING Of Chestnut Ridge, NJ
y is residing at the Coleman House General William
G. Ely OF Connecticut is registered at the Fifth Ave-
Hotel C. B. Wright President OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company has arrived the Brevoort
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ITALY.

CARNIVAL FETE PREPARATIONS IN NAPLES
THE FIRST SINCE THE FALL OF THE BoUR-
BoNs.
NAPLES, Feb. 2, 1870
Great preparations are making here for the Carnival
which will last from the goth the 2Sth OF February
the hrst since the overthrow Of the Bourbons
SPECULATION SPORT
The sum OF 1000 has been subscribed, and the
names OF the members of the leading families aud no
bility on the Committee OF Arrangements. Seats
the platforms in the Place du Plebscite are held at
$50 for the week. Windows in the Via Roma bring
fr ON $50 to $240
THE MASKED BALL
II is believed that the Chief Of Police will prohibit
the masked ball at the San Carlo Theatre account of
the danger the theatre and the adjacent palace from
Gre.
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AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE VIEW THE REMAINS OF
DEAK.
LONDON, Feb. g. 1876.
despatch from Pesth 10 the Ne,Os says the people
by thousands nocking TO take las. view Of the
remains OF NJ Deak
Members OF the Hungarian Diet take turns in watch
ing the body.
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INTERNATIONAL SPORTSt
The Oxford Boat Club Cannot Accent
the University Challenge.
WHAT MAY BE DONE.
Danger OF the English Rifle Association
Withdrawing Their Team.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. |
OXFORD, England, Feb. 2 1876.
The captains the oxford University boat clubs me.
this morning
THE AMERICAN ROWING INVITATION DECLINED.
After discussion was, regretfuly decided that the
Henley annual amateur regatta, being fixture in
June, would leave prepare for the intercol-
legate meeting in America
THANKS FOR THE HONOR.
The captains expressed their great appreciation of
the honor Oxford and their regret at their in
ability to respond is the deeper because the coming
here of an American crew in 1869 binds them to return
the courtesy at some time.
WILL IT'S BEST.
Oxford will do its best to send representatives in
response the Philadelphia challenge in which case 1t
hopes to meet the intercollegiate Association men,
PRESIDENT srAYSER's OPINION
Mr. Stayner, President of the Oxford University
crew. says he yet promise positively especially
there evidences of decreasing interest in boat
ing matters in Oxford and difficulty to keep the best
Snen together.
MEET MKT YEAR
Lively hopes are INDUCED in that transatlantic
meeting may be effected next year.
DISAPPOINTED.
stayner, Edwardes and Moss are OF the members,
the disappointed at the present determination
CAMBRIDGE DOUBTFUL OF A PARTICIPATION IN
THE RACE AT PHILADELPHIA
I0NDoN Fob 1874
Cambridge has not finally decided whether it will
participate in the international boat Phladel-
phia the coming summer but the President has ex-
pressed his belief that the match could come Off
The matter will probably be definitely decided to-
morrow.
THE ANGLo-AMERICAN RIFLE coNTEsr-BRITIsH
RIFLEMEN CLAIM THE SOLE HONOR OF Tue
HAZARD IN AMERICA.
LONDON, Feb 2, 1876
The Liverpool Posts London letter says the details
OF the proposed international rifle contest are not
capable of easy arrangement as was at rst sup
posed
GRAND POINT OF DIFFICULTY
There implied understanding when the
National Association accepted the American challenge
that the team selected would be the only one from
Great Britain The attempt OF the Americans 10 in
duce teams from Scotland and Ireland 10 90 out will
lead to q reopenng of the whole question If not the
withdrawal OF the Rife Association from the field alto
gether.
HELD FOR RECONSIDERATION.
meeting will be held shortly to reconsider the
matter and unless the team strong enough to satisfy
Sir Henry Haford IT be relied the associa-
tion will certainly not send any representatives
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A BANK ROBBERY.

ST Louis, No.. Feb. 2, 1876
special despatch from Kansas City to the Reputh-
can says the banking house Of Northrup Sons at
wyandot,e Kan, entered by burglars last night,
the safe blown open with powder and the contents
amounting 70 about So 900. carried on large sum
Of money which the thieves evidently expected 10 Sc
cure. was fortunately sent by express 70 New York
yesterday morning There Is no clcw V We rvSbera
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

ITALIAN PREPARATION FOR AN EXTENSIVE ma
TIoNAL REPRESENTATION.
NAPLEs Feb. q 1876.
This city will send large quantity Of coral and other
goods TO the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition. The
steamer Dorian, Of the Anchor Mediterranean line,
will take several packages from tnis ana other Italian
ports about the end OF Fcbruasy
The exhibit Of Italy will se nearIy 400 tona
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THE SHIP HARVEST QUEEN.

INVESTIGATION CONCERNING THE MYSTERIOUS
LOSS OF THE AMERICAN VESSEL
LONDON, Feb. 2 1915
An inquiry into the matter OF the American ship
Harvest Queen, which lost with all hands so mys-
teriously the Slst Of December of Tuskar Ireland
opened in Liverpool yesterday
The Court was in session to-day and stands adjourned
till to morrow.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
VANCOUVER ISLAND.

san FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 2, 1876.
despatch from Victoria says the new Ministry OF
Vancouver Island is folIows:--
Mr.. Elliott Attorney General and Provincial Secre-
tary Mr.. Vernon Commissioner of Lands and Works;
Mr.. Humphreys, Finance Minister; Mr.. Ebenezer
Brown, President OF the Executive Council
The Ministers In yesterday, and the
House adjourned until April g.
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AFRICA.
LoSDoS, Feb. 3. 1876

LONDON, Feb 3, 1s76
Advces from the Cape OF Good Hope report that the
zambes mission have succeeded In placing steamer
on Lake Niyanza.
NATIVE HELP
Seven hundred natives we're employed TO carry the
vessel past the Murchison casaracts
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GERMANY.

fpEEAL ACTION AGAINST CARDINAL LEDocH-
owsKI-THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATE AND
THE CATHOLICS CONTINUED
BERLIN, Feb. 2 1870
The Posen Courier says that Cardinal Ledochowski
win be inerned the fortress OF Torgau because he
refuses to obey the governments order prohibiting him
from residing in his dioeese
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THE DIRECT CABLE.
LONDON. Feb. 2, 1876.

LONDON Feb 2, 1876
The telegraph cable steamship Faraday has cleared
from this port tor the North Atlantic and will probably
repair the direct cable
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FRANCE.

PROTESTS AGAINST ILLEGAL ACTS IN THE SEN
AToRIAL ELECTIONS
LONDON Feb 8, 1870
The Paris correspondent Of the News intimates that
the protests which have been hed against illegal
in the Senatorial elections more numerous and i'm
portant than they we're At FIRST reported to be-
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PORTUGAL.

ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE COLONIES.
LONDON, Feb 8, 1915
special despatch to the Daily Nesos from Lisbon
announces that the Chamber OF Peers has voted the
abolition Of slavery in ST. Thomas and Gulf Of Guinea
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DlED.

MAYBuRY-Tn Brooklyn February Q, 1876, wnLrAx
HENRY MAYBURY, SON OF Henry and Ellen A. Maybury.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
lFor Other Deaths See Second PdgeI
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TURKEY.

AN MPERIAIIsT MESSAGE coIDLY RECEIVED
BY THE PRINCE OF MONTENEGRO.
RAGusA, Feb 2, 1876
savonic advices announce that Ali Pacha sent an
envoy Cetnge requesting the Prince of Montenegro
to recall Peko Paulovich. the insurgent commander
and prevent the Montenegrins from joining the in
surgents
The Prince received the envoy coldy declined to
interfere.
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CENTRAL ASIA.

THE ESr1R OF BoKHARA EXPLAINS TO THE
RUSSIANS.
TAsHKKxD, Feb q 1876
special envoy from the Emr OF Bokhara has ar
rived here TO explain the recent ornaments Of Box.
hara
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eENERA1 RoerR Q. wrraHrMAN.

General Roger c. weightman died in Washington,
D. c., yesterday aged eighty nine years He had been
a resident of Washington seventy nve years He
at time Congressional printer and afterward, in
1874 Mayor Of the city of Washington.
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administration
:, All Of which may be taken for what the reader may
think they worth
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9th and 5Oth ST. New York
This and elegantly furnished house is for
reception guests either transient
Of the finest the being
Grand Depot the Central Park and In close
Of the prominent churches and best sch00x
Is conducted the European plan with cuisine Of
surpassed excellence aud st charges moderate At
FIRST class hotel In the city.
To families single gentlemen desiring the comforts Of
elegant home IL offers unusual attractions.
Parties wishing make arrangements for the remainder
months do reasonable by
applying, either personally or by letter.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Guests Of this carried free OF charge Foth
station, Elevated Railway connecting With trains
leaving between and 10 A. M II 16 and 26 r. NJ.
ing up trains leaving Liberty hours;
meeting up trains leaving Liberty street from 3:i6 TO
~ r M
Railroad tickets and time tables furnished guests
hotel office Time occupied between Hotel and Liberty
street station. 80 minutes
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NEW MEMBER FOR NORTH SHROPSHIRE.
LONDON, Feb. g. 1876
Mr.. Stanley Leighton has been returned to Parlia-
ment from North Shropshire, in place OF Mr.. ormsby
Sore, who was created peer
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A GOOD CANDIDATE.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser
The Sun and HERALD good reason why Roscoe
Conklng should not be good candidate for the rcpub
lican party for the Presidency The country begin
ming to be Of the opinion the great levers OF
public thought We have yet to learn why be is not
the best for the place in the country. He
thoroughly trained statesman He has filed with
ability and credit many important public olces-Ds-
trct Attorney OF Oneida county Mayor Of the city OF
Utica, Member OF Congress for several years, and
Senator All concede his ability a lawyer and his
purity Of character a No public since the
organization Of the who has been as long
in active life Mr.. Conking and mingled so much in
heated political strife escaped with fewor stains on
his character We join with the HERALD and sun and
say that Mr. Conkling is good candidate for the
publicans
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL HOROSCOPE.
The Indianapolis Journal Senator Morton's organ
rep) casts the democratic Presidential horoscope
with the following rcsuts:- "ME Hendricks will
90 into the Convention with . pretty strong
vote but falling far short or the requisite
two-thirds TiIden will bo the next strongest
manperhaps stronger from the start than Hendricks,
I'm, equally unable 70 touch the thirds point Per-
hans Thurman Of Ohio and Bayard, Of Delaware, may
divide the votes with them. thus forming pretty
strong quadrangle. The Convention can easily spend
twenty. iour or fortyeight hours baloting these
candldates without choice Pendeton his friends
can prevent choice and prolong the game indefinitely
AZ the proper time when u has become evident that
neither Tildcn, Hendricks, Thurman nor Bayard
be nominated, and when the Convention Is
hausted. Pendleton's will be presented
In a very effective and dramatic manner. II In the
chair he will be hustled OF the PLATFORM Seymour
was in 1865 and Vice President put In his place who
IA favorable his nomination. By preconeorted ar
raneement his nomination will be received with en-.
thusastc cheers by his friends and the tired Conven-
ton will see in him tho only who the
eordan knos in which IL Is ontanglod, the eoming man
OF the future"
THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL HOROSCOPE.
The Toledo t0hiol Commercial casts tho republican
Presidential horoscope and discovers that Governor
Hayes viii appear In the National Convention backed
by The delegation OF hrs State and favoraby ro-
garded general because Ohio is an important point
10 the campaign, and he can carry ohio. Morton Will
with at least the delegation Of bis own sta'e
and with the general feeling tnst he can carry SUCH
states IN the West reasonably be reasoned ior
the republican candidate, and that ne mas nuch
strength with tue colored republicans OF the South
Blaine will come backed by New England ana ne may
have strong support rom New YORK and Pennsylva-
pia II these States DO not throw candidates OF their
own In the uaSt 20 Be treated 70 the emptiness OF
COMPLIMENTARY vote Bristow viii have the delegation
Of his own staio and the aid OF the national reputation
and prestige has gained By his determined abors 70
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BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.

SCALPS TORMENTED WITH DANDRuFF OR
scald he are made healthy with GLKSs's SOAR
"HuLs AIR WHIsKKR DYE" black brown, SOC.
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SPAIN.

ALFoxs1sr ARMY SUCCESSES NEAR EsTELLA-
cARLrsrs RErREArINo IN BIscAY
MADRID Feb. 2, 1916
General Rivera has captured Carlist position short
distance from Estea-
The Carlists the province of Bscay are rereatIng
upon zormza
General Martinez Campos is at EIizondo.
GENERAL TRrsTANY DEFENDS HIS HONOR.
HESDArE, Feb. 2 1876
General Trisany denies the reports OF his detection
from the Carst cause
CONTRADICTORY REPORT FROM THE FIELD or
BATTLE.
BAroSSs, Feb. 2. 1870
Accounts OF the lighting contradictory.
The Carlists continue 10 shell San Sebastian.
CITIZENS IN FLIGHT TO ERASoE.
Many Spanish families fleeing to France.
THE TROOPS UNDER oUEsADA AND Iona
UNrTED-THE cARLIsTs MAssNG IN FRONT
OF SAN SEBASTIAN.
SASTANDER, Feb g. 1876
Generals Quesada aud Iona united their forces
near Bilbao and advancing into the interior Of
Biscay.
cARLIsr ACTION
santas and the River Nervion have been freed OF the
Carlists
There great activity and excitement in Bilbao The
Carlst forces being massed between Bilbao and
Durango and in front OF San Sebastian.
VERA IN DANGER OF CAPTURE.
LONDON Feb 3, 1915
telegram from Trun To the Post saws the caDture of
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JOINT REMoNsrRANCE BY THE GREAT POWERS
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADVICE TO THE
SULTAN.
LONDON, Feb g. 1870
The POSTS Berlin despatch states that the Northern
Powers have again jointly with the Prince
Of Montenegro for countenancng the nsurrection and
for allowing indiscreet address, threatening war
with Turkey, 70 appear in his official Journal
ADVICE FROM ESEMY
The special despatch Of the Times from Berlin says
Russia mas cautioned the Sultan against going
with Montenegro.
PORTE DISPOSED TO SETTLE INSURGENTS.
The Russian Teegraphic Agency has special advices
from Constantnope that the Porte, in order to erad
the nsurrection is disposed to recognize the indie
pendence Of Montenegro and cede to IL port on the
Adratic
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SERVIA.

BELGRADs, Feb. ., 1870
The skuptschina closed It's sittings to-day.
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A-BENNE1T BUILDING.

LOCATED ON NASSAU ANN AND FULTON srS.
HANDSOMELY. AND, wELLHEATED OFFICES
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE. OFFICES.
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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NEEDED REFORM-THE SILK ELASTIC
TRUSS supplied By ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6sS
Broadway everywhere snDersedes the sn'tqused metal
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will be interned the fortress Of Torgau because he
refuses to obey the governments order prohibiting him
from residing his diocese
uLrRAMoNTAN1sT OPPOSITION TO THE CHURCH
AND STATE NEGOTIATIONS
LONDON, Feb @ 1876
The Morning Posts Berlin special says that the
negotiations for a compromise between Church and
State have come complete standstin. The ultra
montanes again disposed show their old bitter
in their opposition 70 the present government
Herr Reichenspergers pamphlet which was believed
70 be concilatory the Post is informed will urge the
Church to INSIST as condition of compromise, upon
the deposition OF Or. Falk the Prussian Minister of
Ecclesiastical Affairs and Public Instruction.
A GERMAN SCHOONER SAVED BY UNITED sTATKs
SAILORS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 2 1876
The Brazil mail steamer Mimic, which arrived here
to-day from Rio Jaseiro and Lisbon, brought I've Of
the crew Of the American man -ofwar Junata from 81
Vincent whittier they had brought the schooner Ad-
vance OF Hamburg which the Juniata had
on Madeira, with the captain and crew all sick
PRINCE HoHENLoHE AT AUDIENCE WITH An
ToNELLI.
LoxpoS, Feb. 8, 1870
The Standards special despatch from Berlin says
Hohenlohe has had a conference with AntonelI, and
Is stated that he has requested audience with the
Pope
CHANCELLOR BISMARCK STILL TROUBLED con-
cERN1No Won AREIM.
LONDON, Feb. g. 1875
is thought that Bismarck viii demand The surren
Der OF Count Won Arnim from Italy the Extrad-
ton treaty.
The Halienschs Naehriehien states that Bismarck has
asked, through the Foreign once the opinion Of the
Italian Council OF State with reference TO the iuridca
question raised BY the publication OF Ocal documents
by Won Arnm.
rHn ExPoRrArIoS HORSES rHE EMPrRR
The Standards Berlin despatch reports that the Fed
era Council oday resolved TO annul the decree Of last
spring prohibiting the exportatlon ofhorses
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A-oNE BOTTLE OF wIsTAR's BAfsAM OF
WILD CHERKY the severess cough or cold.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03

VERA IN DANGER OF CAPTURE
LONDON, Feb. 3, 1879
telegram from Irun to the Post says the capture Of
Vera by Blanco's division is imminent
The New York herald., 1876-02-03

BALLS. PARTIES, SNOW, RAIN, BOOTS, SHOES,
GArrxRs fxprARuBBKEs PatroniEe MILLER CO. No.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03

ISAAC A. SINGER, 694 BROADWAY, MANUFAC-
tuer Of the celebrated GRADUATED cHKsr LUse PRo-
rvrroax Sold everywhere.
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GENERAL TRrsTANY DEFENDS HIS HONOR.
HEsDAVE, Feb 2, 1876
General Trstany denies the reports OF his detection
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publish thlsday
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The Standdrds special despatch from Berlin says
Hoheniohe has had conference with Antonei, and u
Is stated tha, he has requested audience with the
Pope.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-12-08

Trenton, N. j., boasts a stallion sixteen
hands high whose name touches the ground
when the animal is standing erect.
"A widower has been arrested in Cleve-
land for going about in his late wife's
clothes. He explains that no formed the
habit of wearing feminine apparel while he
was Union spy.
The Plains of Abraham have been leas-
ed to a private association composed of the
leading citizens of Quebec, whose inten-
ton it is to lay out the grounds as driv-
ing park, plant trees and otherwise embel-
lsh it, so that it may eventually become
public park of the city.
"A young New Yorker at party asked
and received the consent of young lady to
accompany her home. He waited in aston
ishment while the company slowly depart
ed, and finally limited that 1t was time 10 go.
"Oh," said she, demurely, 81 am boarding
here"
A plous lady in England has advertls-
ed for "a person who is experienced in the
art of whipping and well qualified TO ad-
minister severe fiogging with new birch
rod to two young children of the ages OF .
and 10. Wages ESQ per annum. The adj
vertisement appears in religious paper
the Guardian.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-12-08
Hinsslale, N. H.

Braid and Lunk's minstrel troupe gave
US an entertainment, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 20. A good audience were present
and were highly pleased with the perform
ance.
A union church service Joined in by the
several societies of this village, was an oc-
casion of thanksgiving and praise in the
NJ. L. church on the 30th ult., and was very
generally attended.
The entertainment Saturday evening,
given by the Hinsdale dramatic club, was
thinly attended, much TO the regret Of the
association, as the funds were 10 be applied
for good purpose, and much to the shame
of the public for their non -patronage, as
they lave received the use Of the stage
property without charge on various occa-
sions, and the income from this gathering
was to have been expended in repairing
and improving the same.
w. Taylor has moved his meat market
from Stebbins's block TO his new building
on lower Bridge street.
Nov. 20 one giving his name John
Smith of Portland, Me-, was brought by
constable Thayer before F. ]. Barber, Esq,
on cnaTge oI steallhB AL o'siSOa' "Ohi
the store of VIM. Evans. He plead guilty,
was fined S35 and costs of prosecution, and
in default of the payment of the same was
committed 10 Jail.
The winter term Of our village schools
commenced last Monday morning with
Miss Holton in charge OF the high, Miss
Danforth in the intermediate, and Miss
Wellman in the primary department. Miss
Archibald continues in charge of the school
at the south part Of the town near the Win
chester line.
The marriage of Mr.. John Archibald
TO Miss Addie Bowker at Frank Stearns's
residence on the evening of Thanksgiving
day, was a scene of attraction US the Du'
merous friends and relatives present testi-
fled. Music was dscoursed unexpectedly
by the Hinsdale brass band, which added
much 10 the occasion. II.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-12-08

1t causes sensations not of the most
agreeable character TO be tobias the pub
lie is by London paper-that the contents
of the sewers of that city are skinned OF
the grease which floats upon them' and
from this grease SO obtained is made an ar
ticle of butter for table use. But now comes
the Cincinnati Commercial and makes the
statement that the sewage of that city Is
likewise skinned by "a process of damming
up the contents Of the sewers near their
mouths, and that these skimmings have
been lately turned into a source OF profit
by the city fathers. The skimmers claim
that soap is the result of their labors 9TH
ers that candles are developed. As the
grease comes from Strengthening establish
meats, some think brand of lard may be
ma rketed in consequence. At all events
the grease is utilized.