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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
THE CANADIAN CROPS.

ToRoNTo, July 5.--jke G.oJe this morning
publ shes dispatches nom f1uv or Nv. bnn'g' p"o'S IN
ontario so from "a prncPa' points IN quebec, NYa-
scotia and N.w-BgunsS lex ey.ls u information az
[, the prospects Of the coming harvest N ontario sad
ouebcc winter wheat Is, m .Jrgc ul1to'r u cssSs,
reported IS having been Wln.er-Arcd DNt Nar.c t"ls
has not been the ease the paAt g.. fIy it.1thy wa
promises far yeld. On "a nIp.e II nay DC "NpccN't
that the crop of Winter wheat VII De DeoV he average
or sprin- wheat With 'plDu- tGr .tusprct aiF
penrs 70 ne excellent. Tie area ~ IlrN liintet Is
probably not ~ large has been IA HGe recent years
but me exon Will apparently be IN ,s,-c ntp me one
Oats giye promise d IIlEIi -.i COP .-' i'c Isns
having grta.ly assisted ihl, cereal lu "a c;"h.h 'Or
has be, II in certain s.icts Effected ~ 'ac LV' IS OF
tpc season hut Oh The Eyolc may Jr gtg.-j1' & iAcy
10 giyc A GOOD .ctuln H.. b. generally SPOKEN OF ID
giving indications OF very .a4 crop.
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UNr.usrwOEr,Y srpmrS D.. IE-g liking iuu
wAg.r,Id-rnE RNpE!s u..., JN.;3LD Ia
BANS

lGlNERAL prs. prrr. ~
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Gpn. EandcNtr, Indian
I,.r.,u o. t the i.cd Cloud goy iuGtt' fi.uosr Of
-. i4u tnc f,nls IA prsycat h" ir!mn> i.oH joining
no,t. I,iucs, mas Written - i1e Commissioner oi In
dan .a.i.., ,..dsr datc of juno 50;
rot l.4.uul, 10 neary 80 'IIs distant from TIE
,,out .r I - ~ ia, Iiau- hor' ti'n The agent OF
auy ne mere. About mont n.' % Hdh carer WIS
.. At on "a" r,att ho'w'cd 90" ',''-. i'" I''taiS
~ 30 ,Dtt .IIuc the rJiuE 60. g. ', "'t"tih l"'
two poiui- hIa been dscJatuu. ABOUT 'r .'nlt .i'''
-."c "ci'N u 'nu"7 woe "t''. . y, ~, H. h.,.
rl,tlc i,ycr tie Sidney road tuU 'H' h''l NC t'
D,ca auUudJn,d For grc .hJI i''t" t''N "'' p.'l.
regular commune ttiln ana ID" h''' o''"'c' Tao
..cuc, and tic !Hiiruad.
A. example ot ho Ed Of tories That ast being put
sfoat AMI the itt iudblitI1 l. IN ",'' III no'
tlat hen 3d., way acre ,rh 'l -"ry IA. com,
paly ol lcju.in n.lca iIiis .,H,,, -' .'"ped oyer
nisnt VITA 'n 1t arH.o ~ ", -. mn ~ r.. Ec3
"a uflrA ur tLtt oa,S h"nIt lEcl ti"' - 'e hc'l
Cloud s,ayl uid rTt ieii'o ma j. - uup', "
,niials ave 81 ~ Euntloi had just rchr'd to th9
aEoary thC HJIt,, h!Ins iHs A,''i "a ""nIu'u
10 i-it VIA Gen CrDJk. Immediately On ny arrival
hclc GO ,uu hiq .- mt t' H'.'',' tiu i.' ,'i,i
li,p., ION found there not I" Sidih "a uuth III
10. iart !, that Tie great body Of Indians at these two
aIcu,i ..r los 81 ANA Iuc g. Tie Government anu are
n rr A,,. he peace. NOnc o DE reading hcH lave
gone oJ tue recent troubles began ana very lew
Oi t.e.r Qua Ihc Cneyehhe' MO 30 NOT prop.
ty belong mere, Sud OdSLt To hs'e ueeh eOsc',d 'oS
aaU 10 To ther ywh ro on hFo cuh"Itlel hos',
Gen CrJlk o north, AMI e 'Athae icJ Ohtr i'ri
l. TIA. Jity were iist attacked - .H" Gays ago
hrt y,cr III, ana spotted IIi Agency An Immense
uunlti of Indians were present ahd participated ANA
.t...,,.a.y The Warriors aul men, young and old am
ere Div .Ollcd aHd Uc!';c that - PEI con OF hl thc
ADJ oded Indians Of these tWo agencies were mere.
Attrr tn6 dance talk had among themselves, AMI
the question considered Whttner any oil thcm SHOULD
engage ia r,iltics sith the wines IL the present tine.
ked Cuid ant Spotted Tan especially hirnlSucd the
nui,i,udc and cAnptcd them To remain at peace, aud
wait until the Great Father suOid nave come over TO
arrange about tic blaok hcs.These great ehe.s ana
offers have used Their utmost M dcncc % mold ;her pc0-
pie huuIe ana tn have Succeeded lhOse VINO nave
rene ont are the unruy ones AMI there are no more OF
thar Kind among these Indians IMAM among the same
n,lnber Of whiIls Give these Indians lar play treat
r.rm with tac same degree OF 1n,ucc that We would
tI,it :yuzd bcnss, and they WAl DO friends. Lut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
FOREIGN NOTES

LONDON, July 5.-OiIiet 4 Co., merct ants
and shin insurance brokers NJ - Great 81 ho.c., ~
o. nave laIIed TAtir liabilities axe uetnatcd as
100000.
ToaoNro, July j.-The Hon. 4. \. Richards,
O. c. has appointed lieuteuantG OF British
Columbia in place Of Mt. FrutcA, whose term o! oiics
has expired.
LONDON, July ga dispatch FROM Gibraltar
states that the Italian bark GLORIA, capt Bahle, igom
New.YO.k June D. for Trieste ashore ADsli, Mo
rocco. Assistance has been sent 70 ner.
OTTAWA, July BIT is officially announced
that the privilege granted United states vessels OF nay
eating the ChaInbly Canal has been cancelled; they
VIII pass tree, heretofore, except UnieU StA.cs tugs
wholly Engaged ia towing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
aAYTIAN GOVERNMENT TROUBLES,
AN OUTBREAK AT CAPE HAYrI QUELLED-AsIIRaNrs
FOR THE PRESIDENCY.

~
FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
The following news has been received by
speci dispatches from Hay;i. brought by tie stauer
Etua which arrived at tbs port yesterday nom P0raa-
Prince:
An outbreak occurred at Cape Hayt on June H. ed -
Con Alexis Nord. The object Of Gen Mold, N" dis
matches state was T. place himself In position 20 De ie-
,i pr,,rut OF one the States of Hayti IN east tue
Chamber should decline 10 elect him President % mo
whole country. The outbreak was supported by that
norton " the people o. Hay who favor division OF
the island INTO five States. thus forming Fcderai Gov
er.,,rot The, Chambor which met Jinc ID. had an
.art issue pres utci 10 H. lhe present Govern
ent having declared tie Constitution o lNp' 70 OF IN
fnrs the senator, holding office under u, but VINO Nero
removed bv tue Dominique Government, clllmeu lhat
they were entitled nod otlc uhin tie emu OF icn
terms in 1880 TIE Government refused ID laht sSup
an his unc,tina. and having been referred
10 the Chamber, this claim va, ieJe.,.u'
This tfcuty caused delay III the election OF ,store'
aud M t. jane ~ none had been cEOseh III We et
ncetci ,tt tho Two Chambers would meet jay ~ ana
proceed elect President of he EtpuDc p, 1ha
I1Dt Canal was s the ayortc for tie PrSsiesf' luo
oter spirtn, a!e g. BaZrlas member OF ue 'nahocr,
ana graid.su ~ rN President Bower; htn Soioi ch-
Minister or Hayl at Paris, and Gen. Lon, rams E1-
Prs.iirt Domln lIr, wit Bis wife and uauS Itcl "r-
,Ni ~ Por.u-P inct june II. his Why 20 Kingston
IL y. NOT pcrEed 20 land, although no rr>tlcli'h 20
10 So was placed hls dlush,cl. On June ~ ''en;
Canal with 800 men, embarked on board TIE san His"i
far M NJrh TO put the i.surTcctVn Tu steamer
Eiut brought II. A Kcagney, an American ctzeu woo
has hr,u appointed Consul for HaJu IA tbs tit' i.le'-
Ing 4 H. Lizuc The Rev. Father Pope, the disuaieAcs
osho, Of Port au-l .ince to ptIorn tie Ii'l1 VI us
of loo
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CURRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.
PRATT GlFUsE5 TO REMOVE GOOD AGtNT
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, July j. 1870
The President on Monday asked Commis-
-ouar at remove MAJOR Clarke Special Agent 10 san
Francisco. TO his tho Commissioner objected on the
ground Tat, ~ Cark had been very efficient in cou,iec
non yth Ir Cra1, IN discovering two large iliti' lis
lcrl,s lu California aud trials Of the persons IN
plicat,d The raus would take place tus next month
Major k. remoy al would be detrimental To- TIE pnoc
interest TIE President under these Circumstances, AZ
mtcl the propnety o ds retention tpr the tine beng
Ia c1 % a.. rede'iOl o. the number OF supervisors
%, CDlu..i, ncr expressed lis intention TO APPOINT
Z. ri,.d Ne,t. now -lip,rn aacnt OF Internal Rev
rnup Al J Louis. q, special ascent Uf the Bureau Ihe
i-s"5 .p,sy that beth NcyerandC were
Objectionable. Tn, rcuirucH OF Commissioner matt is
.utIci.rc now possible. lis most intimate freHis say
that ta President shai, continue 20 direct the 'eu5' ~
r,-. "a ac Internal .cyo-ue Bureau, e-pcCiif OF
mon c.ir p. re-, itfn. "a ne Commissioner ard "fo
,v. ST. p,,u ,ns. yN- 20 De- cr! at. the Comm 'urr
Srv., d.. tt, anon .,. ..ia- II the SacsC'I " ~
a.. Ca.u,f.llar~. beng ronshle for The ba u. OF
tn o,'. v,l ave are over 20 select his oN -en''
i,uor D.. certainly .'i.u.
CaBI,..T ,EgREIs sOtGHr FROM Mr.. BEI5IoW
GEN B.is,ow appeared this morning te'Dr,
'.c Knott whisky C,.rL.,i,r, but his enamnsto1 VS.
not Dc .ul. Iuc ,,ldcIt Vs9puse of the Democrats IN
,lu.au.u NJ. Bf,.oH Is linn 10 maze p1i.ticsl
c,rtti .or themselves by forcing Lin, under OATH 20
I.,,'use oant LAY have passod between him and tae
President vth sgrst q 'uGy matters II IL believed
f.,ttt.r p.mocgst. VIII D.. Disappointed in TIE Use 20
.. tr.., u..g 10 uIf 3. ltl-ro". Tie VIII 'soH, I"
a,.... , CiN let .n"Ts' 30 'lc ground tEa' .lli e
err = f x the bal &c privilege. There can BE- no Aguh'
i.. .e, ,uu.ui. .,IuHs &C.. uf the highest PRIV ''cc
tn I..,u . .'t- Hr'ia' tCu't. IN very o.. .'.', 80
.fr,r.d ~ ..t.IU,.-.,-TDis' Aktrmun tOuE ,-.' 81
t.er D.Tl.g &c Clulu't tgmmittee out subsequently
dechlgt 10 ava. hsfu>'li oi T.
CONGRESSIONAL PA.~rS on TIE STREET CAR,
TIE House today agreed to the report of
,rc Csp,r.ur, Committee Oh 10, oil providing Tor the
g nr ~ ylyana-avc this city. one clause o.
t.ig hiI allow, tue Metropolitan street Railway Com
Yl1y 20 pave that otion oi tie avenue winch lies De
,,n .i- tracks with corhr stones. This Is couSlccIo'
br many Of l.ns OF the District an Outrage The
utrru.u ' winch IIi lu 81, was made u'Ct .t''
yl.abl, D., tH. rough c.hu,. ,tonc otnicr, ana tou
Irut .-.iu,l j. ~ tug t.ll IL nave urLu NtI. itu
gu.ut ~ elton ~ 'ac cot" oi ne Ii"tst TO-DAY
.. 'ay be- interesting or Tie country - know th&t many
tu.i,4tr, ui tYu-.r,s u tLg habit ~ using duiy
,.rr rlss over 40, sire. railway, and thai even O"
state, Senators not 'hautd 10 pre- cnt iEc'E H t
head IrL,t Tire cu.uJ.iof 20 bt punched ia oI"tl 20
avoid t.g payment Ol = hyv-c,ut Iart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
THE TJRCO-SERVIAN WAR.

r,,P NORTHERN POWERS TO BE NEUTRAL
nr,rv, SAID To Be on F1RE-FiGHIlNd RhfohlhD
AT NISsA AND PoDGAEilzA.
The Turco-Scrvian conflict is ASSUMING graver
rronortions. Ten thousand soldiers Of the imper,al
cpard have been sent from Co2stantnop'e 10 'ne
coat Of war. The Porte his promised the Austilahs
10 refrain from using gunboats in the DANUBE Inc
Turks reItera;c that they defeated the serVi"hs ou
the plains of Urlub and at Belina The scrViaiS' on
h atber hand. maintain that they have been so lar
successful everywhere. The Montenesr.h con-
,oooder has summoned the fortress of Ylobuk kor-
oh 70 surrender but the garrison refused, ex-
oa,;n old from Trebipne. II is reported that re-
no. hconn in tbe rear Of the Turkish army sta
,io,,.d ON tie southeastern frontier of Scrvla'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
TEIEGRApUIC NOTES

KEY WEST July 5.-Thc Unlted states steamer
s,r, IN, arri ,e al this pori Mexico All On board
we'd.
u.sr,v IuIv 5-The city authorities intend
,y a. enforce Inc license law ald all yOiors o, viii lie
arrested.
p,u,DrI pTu, July J.--The Supreme Conclavc of
IN, Order AZ eptalophs w. NJ assembled hers to-day 10
annual communication
BCFFAIo, y. V, July 5.-Thls afternoon prisoner
M m, named John Men, from Gencsee county
10 Years old, caught IN revolving siait aAd a'ap III
jared
TRESfoN y. j.. July J.-ChCG-Ju-tice Beaslcy to-
a adi hail Irene House. who shot AMI Killed lf nus
Dand Dson House ana liked to amount al $4,000 ier
in,hur and A. n. Rounds unitcd on the bond.
EIMiRA y. Y, July o.-This evening during
sey, re- here, While two mcH named Sa' cross
under an umbrella which inc iOtptr
was AOdlus, hghnns srdcx thea killing Cfuss AID ~
uolsly nJnrla4 i0S1I,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
ANALLEGED NETWORK FORGER ARRESTED.
LONDON "Wednesday, July ;. 1875.

John Walton of Thirty fOurth-st, New-l ok,
furniture dealer charged at the GuldhalI today
with forging and uttering check for al,oo9 Inc
missioner was arrested In PARIS on an eXtTadtloh var
rant Il appears that tue 18th OF April last person
giving the name ~ Morgan presented NJ the biItsu
forci n Exchargc and Investment Bank trehch O'nh
note 'or 500 francs asking Tor Ensli3h money IN x
change and received check the London ana vest
minister Baua for al9 ljs shortly ai'erWard t1e
same check. altered Ia Sl,969 was presented AZ ne
hank AID raid. Tie afternoon Naiton Wss us
coye-el dealing Paris with one OF tue 4 ~ notes
which had been paid III change iJf Ihe SeIed cue, me-,
OihcT note. ,o the proceeds OF tie check were found
ON MINI lie was unable 10 give satisfactory account
OF himself the French authorities cOnmuii.aleu NY,
nrisoucr Was r, uauied. Bail was accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
CENTENNIAL DAY IN EUROPE.

BANQUET IN BERIIN-MEEIING Ar sTUTTGARDT-
POPULAR DEMONSTRATION IN DUBLIN.
Berlin, Wednesday, July >, 1879
The American residents in this city held
banquet Yesterday afternoon at the Englishcheh Haus
notcD in honor Of the Centennial Fourth OF July.
\ Bancroft Davis the American Minister PRESIDED ana
made the inaugural speech lie concluded by proposing
the health OF President Grant The Rev Fay protosea
tie health OF tho Emperor Of Germany United staies
zensGIp| Anon the ether toasts were Auericaps in
Europe" and The Day VIC Celebrate the latter vas
proposed u verse. Ia ne evening ulete @ao aT
sOree at Minister Dawes residence winch vas foowed
BY tabteau ricants representing Rey9luIoha,y seehss
receiving Lafayette Minister Davis. secretary OF esa
ton FISH ana their wives, took part III the taoieaux
sFUTTGARDT. Wednesday July D, 1878.
salutes were fired yesterday at by The Americans
here in of the Fourth Of July meeting OF Amer
the of 200 held at the Museum. at
which Consul Potter presided. The Declaration Of Ints
pendcnce read, and the hymn jubilee sung. Mt
Rantou massachusetts, SPOKE upon tie ties connecting
Germany and America. dinner. at "hich the usual
tOas,s were drunk ana a Dali followed.
geneva Wednesday July ), 1879.
The Fourth Of Jlly celebrated here yesterday by
sple: did champagne luncheon and bell at tue NioGai
Hotel which were attended by 800 guests. Speeches
were made by United states Minister Rutlec Consul Up
ton and the Reys Bacon Cheneyiere Ribiollet, aud
Westa TIE ast three speaking for swift rand france,
aud England r,spegtlveiy.
DUBLIN, Wednesday, July B. 1876.
Grand demonstration took place IN the suburbs Of
this city llst evening in honor Of the American Centen-
uial. Thirty thousand persons were assembled Tith
American Gags NJ. Parncll, Member Of Parliament FOR
Meath addressed the meetinZ In the course Of us ,o-
marks he referred the Eastern question when the
crowd cheored loudly Tor Russia An address 20 presr
dent Grant adopted. There was also olrp. " OF
fireworks AMI torchlgbt PROCESSION No disturoauce
LONDON Wednesday, July 5, 1870.
All the Lending British journals express GOOD VIII 70
America Of tie celebration Of her censen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
TRENCH AFFAIRS.

VERSAILLES Wednesday. July s. 1870.
The Chamber of Deputies yesterday referred
NJ Marcous motion foI the prosecution OF these con-
neced with tie coap dc ttqt TO the Initiative Committee
4 counter motion BY NJ Mitchell, that al e'ctOrs Who
ratified the comp de tat by their suraCes be included in
the Indictment. was summlrily rejected
TIE truth Of the version given by The London TIneSs
correspondent Paris Of the proceedings in the Cabinet
council on Saturday is denied in Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
THE IRISH RIFLE TEAM.

LONDON, wednesday, July ,, 1876.
A Dublin correspondent telesraphs as fol-
lows The irish Rde Team Tor America has not yet been
definitely Completed and the delay IN ~ organization
causes scLe plant IL may be positively stated,
however. AZ ne GLOWING gentlemen are sure y pc m
cluIc IN t'r team: JOIN ANA william Kigby, FcDton.
Johnston. Young Cooper Ward, JoynL God ureeDhii'
anu -iny n
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II proYocston after provoca;oni is heaped upon then
they will DC compelled 20 fght,
INDIAN TRUST FRAUDS
A STATEMENT SHOWING THE TOTAL DEFALcAIloS
AND VARIOUS PARTICULARS.
IGENERAL PRESS DISPATCH


WASHINGTON, July j.-rhe Secretary OF the
Interior las prepared statement Of what appears to be
gross irregularities in the investment Of tie Indian Trust
Fund by officers OF the Government havrg authority 20
make the proper negotiations. The transactions range
in tate from Feb 81, 1889 to July ., 1860. This state
uent viii be s,nt to the TouSe tomorrow The wholc
amount u the alleged defacations Is s2376 iGG and the
interest actua ~ paid by the Government the bonds
II %2O1S 300 The official statement showing when ard
by whom certain state stocks purchased, and the
amount of accrued interest thereon, due and unpaid
July /, 1876, IL Is follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
HUNGARIAN coYsPlRAToRs ARRESTED.

N.V-AII, IIn-iIIl JIlt }, IT'D
NJ NHlrtics head of the Hungarian branch
o. the great sIayOnic secret society the Om!JdiAa and
several other members OF tie orgdnizoI, have been
arrested here warrant from court 10 P,stp, aeeus
ing them Of high reason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
sHIPwREcK IN THE STRAITS OF sUNpA.

THO HUNDRED AND THIRTY LIVES LOST.
THg HtGUE, Wednesday, July ., 1876.
The Governor Of the Dutch East Indies tele-
graphs confirming the report Of the loss Of the steamer
Northumberland Kroesen in the Straits OF snda.
Two hundred aud thirty persons were drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
WASHINGTON.
DAY IN CONGRESS.

EFFECTIVE DAY IN CONGRESS.
THE PoST-OFFICE BILL PAssED-CONFlDENCE IN THE
SPEEDY PASSAGE OF rHg orHERs-PRosrECrS
OF ADJDUgNMENT
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IMPORTANT SEEViAN MOVEMENT.
LONDON, Thursday, July 6, 1876.
Tle Nme.,s Berlin conesnondent saws:

Intelligence has been received here that Gen. Tcncr-
n2yOf has Ired the Turkish faux ut hi,scA, aud i.
naTching sophia by way Prot He has already oC-
CAPPED PaauKa. TIC remaining portion Of ne EUs ElaI
Navy IN tie biaCk sea j. prriafrg Tor active sciYC~
Aris aud anu ions continually arriving III Scri IA
via Russia AMI ROmntnIa.
Rr SIAN OFFICERS ORDERED HOME
The StaHdGlfs Berlin dispatch says:
Russian officers j0uuuc al Bohemian watering places
have b,en ordered to return InIne dial ~ u req
Meuts
We Daily AerS's special telegram from Vienna
says:
> rvian kilograms pr; that Gen. TchcinaycI in
tends to arOus Bulgaria anu make TIE balkan Noun
uuS center Of insurrecOu. lie expects TO strike tie
railway near sophia and destroy o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-06
Tho following, IN addition 10 The above, are bonds
to have been distracted during the admin sttati'
jacob Thompson as secretary of the Interior:
CURRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.

totals. .................tST $4,000 g.
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BANQUET IN BERLlN-NEE1ING Ar sruITGARDT-
POPULAR DEMONSTRATION IN DUBLIN.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-25
SOCIETIES..

4. F. and 4. M., No. 155--Meets every
second and fourth Monday in each month.
Van B. Osler, Secretary.
X. Of p. No. G7-Meet every Friday
night. X. of II. &. s.. G. Harman.
/. o. Of 0. f., No. 4G-Meet every
Thursday night John Landers, Sec'y.
Mechantcstonn Male aud Female ISn,1n-
ary-Rev. Victor Miller, Prncipal; Chas.
4. Cassell, Secretary.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-25

YOU'VE KEIzLE's AwAKEN1NG.-
my son." said old Keizle appearing
at the head of the stairs, with a sus-
piclous looking strap in lis hand lit
is now the rose time of the morn, and
Aurora shines up high in the heav-
ems, warming the heart of the lark as
he scars a.oft filling the air with his
melodies. Awake my son and breathe
thou the freshness of the new born
day =
"Let the world heave on its ocean
noise, | ask for sleep" said Tom, as
he drew the blankets close around
him and turned over; but Keizle was
not to be trjhed with, and gathering
the blankets in one hand, he roared
"But my son, the busy day walked
by the lark, hath reused the ribald
crow, and them internal hogs are in
the corn-feld a raizen blazes with
the fodder" Git up, you law,
snorin' hound you, or I'll blister your
aide wass'n n a yallow jacket!
"I'll come!' replied Tom, as he
arose from his couch of rest and rye
straw with the alaority Of a streak of
spring lightning,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-25
CHURCHES.

Methodist hpjscopal-Rev. Geo. E. Mayd
well, pastor. Sabbath school at pa. IN. u
". Stocllsdalc, Supt.
Lutheran-Rcv J. Sumers, pastor. Sab
bath school ut O'Clock p. IN. Jos E. Web
ster, Supt
United BrpMvn--Rev. c. B. Brane, pas
tor. Sabbath school at = clock; w. l..
Martin, Supe intendcnt
Norapian-Rev. l.. p. Clewell, pastor
Sabbath school at o'clock; james Cree
ger, Superintendent.
Protsstant Episcopal-Rev. Kilgour pas
tor. ,,.
Roman Cdtholc-Rev. Father William
Hill.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-02-25
ONE RIGHT or 4 WIFE
Hom .Sarah got Ter Money.

"John," said one night to my
husband, as | put my basket Of sew
ing away preparatory to retiring,
John, as you 90 down tomorrow
morning I wish you would stop at
Mrs. Vests door and leave her S.
for me"
Five dollars p and my lord look
ed up quite astonished. "For what
Why, she is collecting money to
aid that society she is secretary Of,
and l always felt interested in it, |
told her | would give her S."
! said this with quite show Of as
surance, though | really felt quite
uneasy as to the reception Of my re-
quest, for John is rather notional in
some of his ways ; however, | had
been cogita:Ins some matters lately
IN my own mind, and determined to
make bold stand.
well, Sarah, at length came the
reply, "you need not count on my
doing any such thing. | don't ap-
prove of that society at all, and not
one cent Of my money shall go to
help it,
Il give it out of my money" sale
growing bolder, " only asked
you to leave it at the door for me.
Your money! What do you mean?
Il mean what l say-my money
Have l no right to spend as well as
you? l don't approve of the Masons,
but that does not hinder you from
epending money and time for them as
much as you have a mind"
John looked at me quite amazed at
my sudden outbreak. You see, | had
always been the most amlable oi
wives. Then he broke out quite tri-
umphantly
Come, now, who earns the money
that maintains this family ?"
You and l together" said /.
Together Well, I should like
to see the first cent you have ear 1ed
IN the seven years we have been mar
ried. Together Well, I call that
pretty rich"
My spirits were visibly declining
under his ridicale, but l kept on as
boldly as | could.
When we were married you
thought, or pretended to think, your
self very happy in assuming the care
of board and wardrobe. | didn't ask
it of you. You asked me to be your
wife, knowing we'll all that meant"
:" AS nearly as l remember" inter
rupted John, "you were nightly
ready to accept me-"
Granted - to save argument,
said l. coloring.
Well, we stood up in church to-
gether, and you promised to love
cherish, etc., and so did l."
"And obey, too," said I but
you in return, endowed me with all
your worldly goods, and the minister
pronounced us man and wife and SC
we have lived"
L" Yes" said John, complacently,
and as | look back over the time,
think | have done what | agreed, and
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