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The Morning herald., 1876-09-02
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BY JULIA pcsoy A..

By JULIA PoHoy -
.,,t NJ toy and pleasure,
Brign1.n not Tor thy soft measure,
We,s'd Wea'd : and dull this earth wou'o %.
-, beaming smile Of gladness
Fol o. haeys ny the heart with anguish t0in'
Cneeas Csn Glands OF care and sadness
al1aI1taast %l1Ita the iaS rosy tints Of morn.
.,,.s, ia the hero's glory
Bsyle'o S%,i his :, deeds by thee are rung;
=, ii,l how w. thrilling loves soft story,
VI awhen hen the tale by thee 70 sung.
=, wben DER thy harp strings bending
Az. Mac.,Iing ling forth tale Of w0es
W. wat n see with thine own I'll ndln8,
Sseett sseoothing n tears from pity dow.
=. Tho time whom best love thee
bas " .nJ .aben healing organs ring
u, s WIZ ~ nraise to the Radeemer,
SonSsh oaSSihems ". TO our Heavenly King.
ur,ic font Of joy and pleasure,
ARrsht enchantress, hail 70 Lnee!
uI,.a Dnsi & not Tor thy soft measure.
WIZ WInd a and dull this earth would be.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-02

A NEW PROC10e for Preserving
"A C0Epse Without paine ice or embalniing
and kepta week 0f more. Less expensive.
than icc. Y PERSONAL attentipn night " day.
An Kinds Of faxnt1are NAne % order. Here
cAhlbe found = laErA ard GOOD Glass Of Sec
! s: ! :! : |s.'I' .: y.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
Stock Market. Al

PHILADELPHIA. September ], 1879.
Gold7 lO9N@1lO Phila Il Read
silver lO0 DlO2 RR, 449G@44s<
II g. 1881 llS @ll8h T&Buffalo 9N@ OK
q 6-X)s 1885 ll2sl(9ll3 "hila d Erie15 q
July i865ll3 @ll3A Lehigh Val @53K
" Juiy 1867 II8N@l @ll6T +" Nav Stock33 @88L
.jnly 1888 8ll8 a CatiwisSa r a
10- -40s llS @ll8k do prefd "a
New IS Ii5sS@llhL Penna r. R.50 ,@50L
City8 sNewH0N@llO1l Hestonvile "A @NA
The Morning herald., 1876-09-02

I superinte valling, of the New Yoyk ,e
.cIlR sspls !ss ssHs Z q s&e'nss i s!, s'sfk s| "a
The Morning herald., 1876-09-02
TF YOU WANT TO BE STRONG. HEA
THY AND VIGOROUS, q r

Take E. F. Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron,
No language can convey an adeqrate idea
Of the Immediate and almost miraculous
change produced by takirg r.. F. Kunkel's 3
Bitter Wine OF Iron in the diseased, debili-
tated and shattered nervous sys en-
nature, or impaired By sic mess, the relaxed
and unstlurg organization ii Yestqped u,
perfect heal,h and vigor. 2. ID only In ii
bottles Office and store, No. $50 North
Ninth street. O0ly In 81 bott es Sold by
all druggists. fIiT,g.,l ls..l Et'nl
, 1876-02-29

PIERREPONT.
AN Er4ErFF. 4N4WFR.


sp<eia, U1suateh 10 TAs ch,caoe 7rtbnn,.
WASHINGTON, y. G., Feb. 29.-TAe Attorney
Generals answer to tho House in regard to hs
letter to District Attorneys IL regarded on all
BideH as ovasive to degree seldom attempted
by tho Head Of any Department With Congress.
aud tho Indications In tho House today Nero
that tho Attorney -General would soon bo or
derea 10 furnish mora explicit information.
ITO IN Aasocfntta f'rf4s.1
THE LETTER.
TAhuNn7oS, D. G.. Feb. 2B.-Tho following
communication was sent to the House Of Isepro-
se,,tAttyes to-day:
nrPAnfAKNr or JusrtrE, WAsHiHoToN, D. G., Feb.
Of hs following resolution ii tho l1oufe Of Represent
atyes Of Feb 1t: "On motion Of Mr. Lard, resolved,
that tic Attorney[1ensfal be required to fnforn the
ceotIy save nssrutsiona 70 biz subo!aases .lIeRed
TO be In eottf1setion Of the long eAtAhxhe ruin
atlng 10 The teati1nony Of acoomces !u crirunn!
t!oa,," T. Which. !n renly have ths honot to aug.
beeu given W the Attorney General 10 hls suborli-
nstoa In eouRorenuoh Of MY rulo reating 10 tessi~
mony Of acsomp1leea IN criminal acton.. and no In
stfnct!ons thH hnd any aueh purpose or Intent nor
Any Instruction. TO Which any such purpose could bo
fairly attributed. Tbs onty specific Instructions which
diatrtcta where ~hss5 frauds are e4ng prosecuted.
Of tho ArrauRcmeut made TO nse the scsu-
neni. e and in.t1Setsoa. Te,ats '' % asr 'nsssa
Ia progseas, the House Will readily the propr'cty OF
Withholding ipecel Information relating thureo until
10 Instance r.noci hsyo been Attorney y-dones.l hal
there been proposition Of Au! subordinate Of nina
relating to Tbs Testimony OF accosnpeos In criminal
sctona whict hss pot met ny prompt aud cordia
| obedlcntls, EDwAnns l1xAHEroN7,,
| Atorney-GeueEal.
, 1876-02-29
tTRE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.
Personal History of Ono Of Bow-
ems Female Witnesses.
An Iowa Advisorist'B Admiration Of
the Council and Of Beecher.


THAT YOUNG GIRL
soMRrfs0 ABOUT ONE OF AR. D0wEN's W1TNEasSa.
IA ths Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CntcAoo, Feb. 25.-rhe following II cut from
this motnin9's TalnuxE:
Preceding hls Communication 10 The church, Mr,
BOWEN wAs actiTc III aearchtnR for scAndal.teaimony
u oihet quarters. with which to support h!s reasons
who sna ssid 10 have sonas fscs an ,iHon Hrs. Moscs
7. NsoHu, Of Etst Guenty.thirh htreet who n MID
S,,t., + h.si sn;s 9 r. 81 re ", +,
aud then was excluded from .ha church In 1915 anb
::e1ueu.ly becoming II Inmate IF ths F!ye Poins.
Anown.-Stu lcrk Sun.
Permit me to say, 10 regard TO this, that l
kner the "youug girl" referred to very wall.
Hho was mora than 20 years old, Of Irish parent
e,--her mother WIS wabhefwonan. thnh,-
but har brightness made her Tho ptoteBe Of Mr.
Doecler, k1t 0rcolos, Theodore Parker, and
othcrs. 1t was probably through Mr. Eeecho.s
influence that B,o was placed At tho Packer 1n-
stitute. where raa for more than year her
clansnato. ner subsequent history know very
woll including hor atsy 1t tho FlSe-Polpta
House Of Industry. I was then teach
lug mission 8Abbath-achool class at
t1e House Of Industry, snd. finding
had sought ftA sheltor. called her case to the at
tention Of Mr.. pease, and AfE. johnson. hin a.
hstapt, aud WAS porsonatts Interested ineosts for
her reclamation. apeAk tchdt tHoto when SAY
that tho Rtrl WAS thoroughly depraved. aud her
confessions would DO OF no weight whatever.
While she WAS IT school, she made her boaats Of
having read "Don Iuau," aad othar alm,tar
works: Tno cause Of her fall W "
| crate nse of brandy ~ prescribed
| By physician for neuralgia. 80 far from Nr.
Haechet being her tatuntar, Aul gutta sure 1t
Waa Mr. Ucechor who frat mnde known her un-
worthineBa 10 tbs autlorltloA ~ Tho Packor, and
30 caused her removal; for sllo was not a ''pay"
scholar, but Vas suppoFtsd from this funds in the
| hands Of The Regents Of the University. ! was
csed1bly Informed, BY n person who WA not 3
| frlsud or udmirer OF Mr. Beeeher, but who ad-
| mEred bis nct!on iu shat instance. that 1la
(BcecherB) lirBs suspicion OF lles was aroused by
| aud adding:
IL AN 10 destitute, str. Doechor. shat. II you
do not furnish me with aid, 1nuat prostitute
myself to obtain It."
"nliss -, :" WAS his roply. a woman who
cnn SAY snch thing aB that is nlreadr prosti-
tute;" and that wns the end OF his patronage Of
her.
have been for yeass firm believer in Mr..
Beochera guilt having heard the cLargeB agninat
him. long befora they we1a made
public, from .pnrttea who profossod at
intimate knoNledgo OF details, gained
from tho pr1ncipals thon,solves. Some OF those
| thoy dtd not expect to DO held accountable for
their words. find are now uyng all possible
endoayor to ovAde responsibility for tnelr state
| mentB l.: and, II a1r, DoWen's chRrgoa rest upon
Euch circumstances NJ tue nboye, tho sooner
they are brought 10 daylight and exploded, the
better for the Cause Of religion kn3 humanity.
JcBricE.
, 1876-02-29

THE nEy. MERRILL, OF DAvEsronr, EXPRESSES
HIS OPINION.
9pfetdl Dtspoteh 10 1at Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT. a., Fob 2s.-The Ter. J. @.
Merrill. Of tho Congregational Church Of this
city, preached Ber1nnn last cyentng upon Tho
Dcochor Advisory Council b1r. II. vaB one 0!
sho delegaseH to that Council, and has become
rather famous on account Of hts ott-oxpresscd
friendship for Doocher. aud because ha last fall
denounced Theodore Tllton from the pulpit.
Dir. Merrill. In his discourse. said Beeohor 7ab
gultloas Of all crimes; denied that the Council
was prejudiced and declared that the results OF
ths Counc,. Hero, first. Il kept intact tho In.
dependence Of tho local church-tho dearest
right OF Congfegntionalism !; SECOND. ii declared
tic power Of sound Alsice. coming from a
friendly source; third, Il developed in ! marked
manner ths true loyalty, simplicity, and faith
fuueBs Of the largest church Of ita order;
tourtb, It has prepared tho way without usurpu-
ton for tho might OF the denomination to dis
cover tho guilt Of its groatest preacher il he be
guilty, md to stand by him Il he be iunoceat;
tfth, It has displayed tbs weakness Of human
mlRht-in that nuch 4 church. Of such graud
proportions. should need to call to lts assist.
auce tho weak organizations which have hii
along supposed that ali they could do waa to take
care Of themselves.
, 1876-02-29
FIRES.

IN CHICAGO.
At the Nsyada Hotel. No. l4B Wabash avsnue.
the gus with which :the house is Illuminated ia
manufactured from kerosene. ar. Kendrick,
tho proprietor. recently purchased supply Of
that combustlblo from Messrs. Lake, Chase.
Hanhford l. Co., dealera 1t tho corner Of
South Water street and Wabash Bronue.
portion Of which had boen cou-
demned. Whila lining this mats.ial
yeater day afternoon. The gas generator exploded,
iguislug wood work In tue cellar of tho house
and causing an alarm to be sounded from Bog
No. 10 At 465 o'c1ock. A atlll alarm had been
previously givon to Dn!lwinkto'a Fro Patrol. aud
tho flames wars ertngusled without aid from
tho Department. damage estl,rated at $2U0,
insured IN tho Farragut for 3D0O.
Tic alarm from, Box No. $40 at minutes past
u o'clock this morning waa caused BY \ small
hro III tho two-story frame building 1t No. II
Mcridiau street. owned by James Campbell aod
occupied ~ residence By ueorgo Washington.
Tho IRE originated 10 wardrobe. aud WAS OK
tingulshea boEore the arrival OF tho ongtncB.
Damage Insignificant; no insurance.
, 1876-02-29
!8pecto, Dispa&eh to TAe fAte1on Tribune.

-. dpfttos U@sp1Hh 70 d!A$ thfc1da if1oHh.
W1xoNA, Mimi, Feb. 2a.-On Bundsy Aiter-
room about 1 o'c!ock. lively half.storm visited
tlie city, accompanied BY thunder and lightning.
Ths hall soon turned 10 snow, hut tho electrical
alsplsJ continued prosecuting the unusual apeo-
tac|e Of thunder ard lightning IN tbs midst OF q
hard snoW-atostn. Tho ssotm lasted all night,
and Oh Monday the snow was Is Inches dsep on
slayol. Wes! q lle!s is.v.a much llshtor, at
tho same smount 1t lied Wing. Al Gresa Bay,
and scrosa the sta.s Of WISCONSIN on the lluo Of
foot ,dsop Ia asn7 places. rha hal. storm Of
Monday rrostrAto1 telegraph linea.
ops.ra& UlspdieA to IAs Chss1sa Jttbuns
En1r. Pa, Feb. 2B.-Tbe slzeets Lave been q
glare Of Ice for tha psAt txcusy houra. Nutaas-
Showing now and thawinG.
Speetal D.spateh ta Ths CAloqo 3y1aank
EAHE SAatSAw. Mich. Fob. PA terrible
thsadet.atot@!oooartsd hss. this u.sf..ifx, foi-
Tho SNOW Ia from to IS iuchea deep Il Ill points
In the State north OF Saginaw.
5vtetai U4s,ateh to Tht cksdos 1s1%ss.z,
Guam HAVEN. Mich, Fab. 9a.-Thand&s AVID
ushsaing lat nlgdt, 1lth several inohas OF saow
, 1876-02-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

To kIonRcfkccpers.-Taon attention OF
heats Of fat'ics IL sesIersfniy invited 10 tho aups
rior quality Of BurnestA Elayostn4. E1tracta. They
nra enti1tIy f1re from tho rnsonoNs ola Ard Hc!d4
which e!lter Tito the competition OF many Of the fac
tttotA fruit Aaross .,uw tu tho market, They are
hishly concentrated have a the fseshuess and deli
cacy II The frua from which they prepared and
rsa expensive Meats, souIs etc., may be greatly
Improved l,y Huruetss Extract OF Celery.
Rcnh the 'Frutt-Snmttcl T. James,
Warren, Inl. waa said to have incurable consump-
tion. lie toak only right bottlee Of Nishsrti Pine
Tree Tar Cordial. Now LIS health u perfect. Beat
remedy in the world 10 thoroughly purify tho blsod
and clear thu fystent Of all pulmonary 1tseascat
, 1876-02-29

TUE Observation-Disclosures hui.
nHooKLrs. Fob. 2s.-Argument WIS begun to.
day in the Brooklyn supreme Court on tho do
mus1er In tho case OF Frank hIouIton against
Henry Ward Deecher. The question TO be de-
cited ia, whothor, after the District Attorney
has entered uolte proscqui IN tho case aea,nBt
uoulton. the latsor hba tight 10 bring caso
against Deecher for malicious prosecution. Gen.
butler and 1soger A. Pryor Appear for Monltoll.
Mr. Shcarl!hn IL assiHted BY Mr. Abbott. for
Deocher.
After argument By Gen. Butler aid Sir. Abbot.
!he Court took tho papetB aud reserved lts Do
ciAfon
, 1876-02-29
SPORTING.
PEpESTHlAHtSM.
ECt3sfEt1rA

EEAMEHlA
Al foEeahado"cd yoatefday, the JounR ma,
achmehl, who ia trying his strength And sndat%
ance At Mccormick Hall. ID proving wonder.
fni walker. LIN finished hia 1O0th milo Al 9A1:9s
last evening. having nsdo that dlstance II
2i:55:35, which IL finc time for an amataut
Walking on short track. Tho frat 60 niloa
mere inado In 0os;5i. On beginning i,Is l00tt
milo, Schnehi lot himself out and covered tbs
didtance in minutes md 40 seconds. It loAst
that IL tho Testimony Of Justice Flames, who
was timing, and tho tive scorers. This ia ths
fastest milo but QUO ever walked, a. far al roo.
ords slow.
Upto g27 laat evening 1ttss Wickers, sohmelh'a
competitor, had walked s. miles.
THE HoafEN WALKERS.
The attendance At tho Toledo yesterday was
quite large, and tho walking pretty good. upts
1l:25 last eyeninE Roao had made 132 n1lleA and
Hubbard t9l. BOTH were in good condition, aud
expressed determination 10 last tho go7en daYa
Out,
, 1876-02-29

permanent. II 40, 1t sill bo gratifying to thuss
who hAve 10 do buatnesa 1t The Office, fot they
are convinced Of the truatrurthtneas and cara-
city Of tho Major.
THE 0f7ESsE
with rhlcl. Ar. Root in charged Ia understood to
hayt beeu committed Under tho Co|lectorship of
1fr. Irwin, and Ia. ~ has bscn stated Ii general
termb- that no wks In colluslon With certsin dls-
tflers. who wore allowed to crowd maahes and
70 run e1t1hs, Tor koepsnR ttttt In rngttd to
which Root Ia alleged to have bcen placed on
tha crooked dissiliess' payroll.
The general fur.sssion In thAs The misbtng
ChIef Deputy hss improved hia opportunity and
rome whore warrants can !aaYe no effect upon his
Sut, would DO 10, And ths sscs .ba. ho con!si not
lie found last night, notwithstanding aiIigent
aoarch Was made, would seem to prove That the
bird hrs HoFp.
, 1876-02-29
OBITUARY.

Special UsDateh Il fhs CAltdqS IFIbWnt,
EAST aAulaAw, httch., Feb. 3s.-Ds. Janss
Hooper, editor of tho Michigan Odd. Esuo.o, was
found dead In bed 1t hIs 1sslaeuoe Ia Bay City
this morning. IIs appeared In uaual health yen .
tsflsy. Congestion OF the lungH md heart ty .ut-
poBed 10 have boon ths caueo. lie was 6l yo4Fs
old. md WAS ono OF ths prominent nauihera Of
the oda-Peilovs' Order in this lists.
tp<eta4 hspateh to TAs G4.,eloo 1tfhun.,
LEAykHwok7u, Kan. Rob. 28,-James nobtn-
son. = soldier Of tho War Of 1879, dlad IN this
aisy to-day. Ile wAs iu hls 90sh rear,
, 1876-02-29

A heasy thunderstorm. Sunday night, ACCOM-,
panied ty aleet occurred in she lhe Central aud
aouthern portions Of Michigan, and the snow ii
aaginAH II inchea, and u Alpeaa nearly foot,
ssptdIy.
, 1876-02-29
AT hTcHlsoN, KAN.

Sptctdt Dtgp0fh to 1hs Ghted7a TRIBUNE.
A1cnIsos, Kan.. Feb. 28.-rEice's Dlock. cor
ner Of Main and Fourth streets, in this city, was
entirely destroyed by fire this morning. Tho
aamoa weso frat discovered in tho cellar. and tho
cause Of tho lire iB unknown. Tho property wks
valued 1t el?, 900, and Was insured for 20, 900 In
tho following companies: Liverpool. Loudon,
aud Globe. 81 900 Queens, Of London, vi, ,00U !;
ManbsttAD, Of New York, II 900; plDni1, Of
New York, 41. 600; phenlx. OF Hartford. e. 0G0 |.
penusylyauta, of PhtlhdephiA, 41.uO0. Ihu
block WAS tho properly Of tie 1Ion.J. Price. and
liy valuable laH~llbrary aud oibce-furnlturo were
outlroty consumed. Thers wap no insurance Gu
the conssnta.
Tho dwelling.houss OF Patrick Kelly wAs en-
tirely oonRuued by fire last night. Lots, 81, t00
Insured Ia tho North Dritlsh and Mcrcaati.o TOR
3i,00Q.
IN THE CALIFORNIA STATE PRISON.
BAN QUENTIN. Cal, Fob. 28.-Tna workshops
Of tho 8tate Prison butnod sbous Its this aster-
noon. Estimated 1oss about $70D, 600 no iu.
sufauco. oreat excitement prevailed among
tho prisoners. All ere safe. TLs building Ia
supposed to have been sot on fire By prlsonsrs
in Tho astsc III tho paint department. Tha prison
10 heavily guarded tonight.
nAS FnANcisco, Feb, 28--A dotachmant Of
police Auu National Guards WAS dispatched from
tlla city 10 6au Quentin thus eyonlug TO Asslss n
guarding the prisoners, who number in tho
nelghhothood Of 1,O00. Teiegrans state that
tho couYictx thus Tar shoN dspoaitioa 10 ha-
Asva quietly,
, 1876-02-29

WASHINGTON. D. c., Fob. a9-1 .. m.-For
tho Lake 1losion, rlaing barometer, southwest
to northwest, aud posstly northeast winds,
cootor, cloudy, and threatening weather, aud oo-
caslonal suow or rain, clearing away Oh the Up.
Per Lakes.
For New York md Nsw England. nortbeast
Winds, cloudF, and posAibly rasI or snow, rising.
followed by falling barometer. aud slight changes
tn temperature.
LOCAL ORDINATIONS.
, 1876-02-29

md bali. which broke maoy wtndoan and injured
fruit trees.
Stt:tat Htspatth IN TAs cAienos TYtann<.
I4tEcoLH, Neb., Feb. 29-Tho aevertst SNOW
and wlnA storm remembered passed oysr
this county Yesterday. noporta Of disasters Il
man and beaat ia tbs Weat ars apptahsnded.
, 1876-02-29

EhTIoSAL AMATEURS.
New YoRE. Fob. 25.---Tho Committee on Ru1es
Of tho National Association Of Amateur lssse-
Dsll Players will recommend for adoption to tho
Convention Of nmntorrB in Philadelphia, Mn1ch
T. tha. portion OF tho rifles governing tia play
Ing Of the game adopted recently BY tho pro-
fesaioual players.
, 1876-02-29

Tho Board of Education of Ninona, nfiun., on
Saturday evening adortod tho general Plans Of
tho Madison echool building for tho new school
houae In tlo Third Ward Of thas city. 1t will
cost khont E2tiNN.
, 1876-02-29

Maximum thermometer. IS. Minimum, c5,
GENERAL opaERyArIoSH.
Cu,CAGo Fet ~.
, 1876-02-29

At HLUFFTCNt IND,
Special lhspateA u Ths CHlta,s Tribune,
Folsr WAySs, lad, Feb. 2S.-Early this 1aorn-
ing tho sa"-miii Of T. II. Montgomery, milea
north OF Hlutfton, Inu,. was cousumsd by flre,
involving = total loss Of over $500 no insur.
A1Ice.
, 1876-02-29

closed HEtIo M0f0 10 TOT tIi6 IhtGtVI6W 1od2
pi.ce OF, tho doorstep.
.his evoaluss sG"' ~ 'uS'A"a ''"'' - ''' '''
y M. air. IIe teft this morning and told mo 10
would bs haolt thia evening. Iio hasn't come,
md think hoil back tu-ulorrow morning."
"Are you suro 2"
HNow. d!dn't LII, loot 70 Eant7"
mo sir. lilo went to D,ae Islaud, 10 told
| ms 10.
@Didn't 10 leave Tor Detroit this evening :"
ana sir. IIe told nc he wa xoiug to seo bls
, 1876-02-29

that orc 10 tho value Of three and half Inllllona
had already baen removed from It.
wItnogs found ytewsEt / r.Fk sss 9esupytng g.rs
S1 Gnt :. oi % london frsmoa the prospectus Of the
TO him ~ promoter Of tue schq%nsni1i q%nsii
Twenty-ivo thnusand po4,dnss XII Tsioi,u,|oot S
e de 1eo for t1a ss ~ tSos aa Poyse
top, Of that banting;ihnss1mo hnsmo, But tle money WA
ooo s, ,ot ea, the " asHb besides tho suns expoaded
@ not pnasaa1acx WAS rnxSkaTkD w1In 300 suAAEa
1T stock 1t EGO = share. Albert LoNis Bons,
Of Liverpool, weso TO hare Eccet7ed co, 900. hut
did uot !; but Prof. Bllmaa rocsiyed $4,000 or
The Witn:bs further ghSs his experience with
Stewart, who made various EXCUSES for not OBJ
tanning for him tha sum 10 promised, aud wit
ness thought that ha made ~ = propo'aoa 70 clone
Gen. Bchenck wtots .sster to Park Oh tho 1st
OF December, 1871, saylng he Nas going to ~
sKn the DlrectorHhip, giving ~ 4 reAyou snat hs
did not want 70 be criticised by hia political ena-
| thAtf 70, when Sohouck wrote The letter Of tha
| 9th cf Lacembez, IN which ho tes'gned, Park
said, Thia Ia bettor tndoraeuent Q! taa Emma
hIine than 93henck's nAuo ~ U!reosoE.' Whsta
tho BoantAl agk.ust Bchanck fEse became Known
In England, lark aald
uH Had r1xRp ralNos WITH TIE oEsKnAI-
ue reqaeated tho General to give bis nots to!
tho stock. Aehenct said II hts note IVES NOT good
security ho would mortgage bis house In Wash-
iu9tou.
Owing 10 tho famous to!es1nm from Williams.
, Elllmst1. aud lIuzzey, of now and very large
= discoveries In tia EmmA Nine. the stock weui
I up, Shareholders thought our Government wAl
i backing the speculation, ~ Aa1 -Gen. sehenck's
nsua sppesled in the prospectus ~ hlnistel
Z from tle United Staten.
i Tks testimony OF Lyon will be continued To-
l. MORROW.
AsH K0R INSTRUCTIONS.
:, There beinY some doubt tn the mlads OF mena
}. bars Of the Cohnllttea whethar thors wAs dlA
b t!pct sud deanit% authority to undertake tho in
}; ve.ugAtion, it wts tnRllJ resolved. alter mucl
u Gisalastou, shst tho Committee ask tho Hona
foy further instructions. and Leave to Ut duxlpI
~ tas Heaslon ot The lou4s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-17

writer in the County Gentleman makes
the following timely suggestion: some
ten years ago. in December. devoted a
half days work. 81, to tightening I'D STA
bic for five cows so that no manure froze
in 1t afterwards, and instead of having less
milk every cold snap and more every thaw,
it was more right along, in milk. comfort
in milking. cleaning the stable, health of
cows aud thrift of calves, and only less in
amount OF feed required. One small AYR
shire coming in just then didn't vary eight
pounds from thirty-five pounds of milk per
day, and ten pounds of butter per week.
for five months. Publishing my experience
in the New England Farmer led others to
go and do likewise, and some years after
one correspondent said that one item was
worth more TO him than the cost of the pa
per-and so gave the ball another push, as
all should do. found that with a properly
constructed stable. the animal heat from
COW will keep a space five times her size
above freezing temperature, and still allow
good ventilation about the head, regulated
at pleasure by an adjustable door in front.
The winter profit of diaries may be increas-
ed third, in saving caloric of food, and
increased milk and calf produce, by remem-
bering that a kind man is kind to his
beasts. and that disregarding their comfort
costs more"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-17

VENTILATION OF STABLEs.-Proper ven
ulation does not consist in wide cracks in
the doors, nor holes in the walls, which let
in stream OF cold air upon the animals.
Unless there is ample space above. to al
low the impure air to escape, the stable is
filed with eddes and currents below which
are injurious TO cattle. Ventilation should
be by means Of many small spaces. which
admit numerous small streams Of fresh air.
II there is an open space above the cattle.
these small streams interminge with
out causing any perceptible draft Of
cold air. Proper ventilation consists in
having the air within in exactly the same
condition as it is without; pure. fresh.
abundant in quantity and equal in quality.
so that the air that the animals breath /,
as pure as that which flows about their feet
and legs.