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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-21

IN Woodstock, Feb. i, by Rev. Moses Kid
der. Miss Mary {. iicnmond "a llNlrF NJ.
Scmple Of 81. Louis.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-21

WINDSOR CorNry 81. County Court
next to he held at Woodstock IL and for the
County Of Windsor on the fourth Tuesday Of
May, \. y. 1877.
The petition of Mary L. Lctcher Of Chester,
IN the County Of Windsor aforesaid showcth
That on the 3D. day OF May, A. D. 1873, at
Cheshire, in the County Of Berkshire. and
state OF AIassachu> abe was lawfully mar
ried to Cornelius J. IrtChcr, then OF said
Cheshire by T.. i. Half, minister OF the
Gospel, then i'll the exercise OF the ministerial
Office as postor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF said Cheshire. That from the date
last aforesaid until the 23d day OF May. y. ID.
1873. she lived with the sad husband III sad
Cheshire. Und ct Pctcr,burgh III the state Of
New York il the faithful observance OF aIl the
duties Of her marriage covenant, Nhtil the SAD
Z9d day Of May, \, d. 1915. That the said
ComelU- OIL his part of the marriage coven
ant hath broken in this to-wlth ne hath on
/ diverse DAYS and times committed the crime OF
| adultery With diverse lude and Lad women and
| hath ON the I'D Of May. a. d. 1873, treated
yonr petitioner with intolerabe severity. and
hath wilully and cruelty beat and bruised
your petitioner on diverse days and times be.
tween the day Of thtir marriage until said
23d of MAY. and hath wilfully refused to con-
tribute anything to the support Of your petit
ouer. The said Cornelius Is now living with
ont Ibis state, to Wit, at said Petersbursh
Your Petitioner therefore pray5 that the
bonls of matrimony between her and said
Cornelius J. Letoher be dissolved and bill Of
Divorce be granted her, and that she be al
| lowed to resume her maiden name OF trimmer.
Dated at Chester, this l4th day Of February,
A. d. 1877.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-21

DEMOCRATIC REFoRMs FRoPoaLD.-
The Legislative, Executive and Jude
ial Appropriation bill, as reported to
the Senate to-day, is amended by the
Committee ON Appropriations, so as to
make all the items for salaries conform
to the amounts established by the law
Of last year. The bill, as passed by
the House, provides for general re-
duction of salaries to the extent OF
about oue.tenth OF the amounts au-
,horized by tie existing law. The
Senate Committee also added an item
of $639,410 to pay judgments Of thl
Court Of Claims.-W ashingion De
>patch, Feb. llJh.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-21

BY using Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair Remover your hair will re-
sumo its original vitality and color.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-21

SIAlE OF NEkMONl. ~ tD""'V
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD IS. Court held at
Woodstock within aud tor said DistrlcI on
the thirteenth day OF February, \. d. l6'''
Present, Hon. John Porter, Judge,
Fred Ordway. Minor Pomliet.
Whereas, Edwin Allen, Guardian of the sad
N NOR has presented to said Court his petition
in writing, making application for license to
sell certain landed estate of his said ward, SIT
mated in this State and described i'll said petl-
ton for the reason that tue personal estate
of his said ward is insufficient to pay the lus'
debts and necessary expenses OF SAID ward !
and it would also be conducive to the interest
of the ward to sell said landed estate. ptlrsu-
ant to the provisions of the statute III 'ha' oe-
half g..
rhereupon. the Court appoints the first
Wednesday Seventh day of March next as a
time and the Probate Office IN NroustocK
aforesaid as a place of hearing and deciding on
said application. and orders that notice OF sali
application be giyer to all persons interested,
| the reason for the same and the time aud
place of hearing, by publishing copy OF the
record of this order three weeks successNely
| in the Spirit of The Age. a newspaper printed
al Woodstock in this Sta'e. which cifcula,os ~
the neighborhOod Of those interested lai
which publications shall be previous TO sac
time OF heariug) that they may appear heiorc
said Court and be heard in the matter ct Sai'
application, if they see cause.
\ true record.
HENRY s DANA, Register.
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one which would be hardly possible in any
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MARY f.. LETCHEk.

STATE or VERMONT. The foregoing
Windsor County IS. petition OF Mary
T. letcher having been presented, and 1t beng
made to appear that the said Cornelius D.
I,etcher resides without the State 20 that per-
sonal service of said petition cannot be made
upon him 1t is ordered that the foregoing
petition, with this order, be published three
weeks successfully in the SPiri Of the Age a
newspaper published at Woodstock i'll said
County. the last of which shall be at least SIX
weeks before the session of said Court to
which the same is addressed, therein requir-
ing the said Cornelius J. Lctchcr to appear at
the said Term Ct said County Court and an
swer the said Petition.
Therefore, you. Cornelius j. Letcher. are
/ hereby notified to appear at the Term of the
/ Court next to be held at Woodstock in the
| County of Windsor Oh the fourth TUESDAY OF
| May. 4. D. 1877. and answer the said Petition
| of Mary l.. Letcher, and further, to stand to
and abide such orders and decree AS the sad
! Court shall make therein.
Dated at Woodstock III the County Of Wind
sor, this 18th day of February, \. d. 1871
GEO. d. FRENCH, Clerk.
| GEO. l.. FLETCHER, Attorney.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-21

1t Is n constant surprise 10 md
honored members OF the Republican
party, holding responsible Office, one
by one recognized by their own friends
as thieves and rascal, and reDjurcls.
Purman Of Florida is the latest. Like
Littlciicld, Pickett and Maddox, he
was pure man and a fit representa-
ave of the party until he arose in his
seat in Congress and declared that
Florida voted for TiIien and that
Hayes GOT the vote only by fraud.
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send for "a Circular.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-02-15
NuSIdnOti6eS.

Die 8rin5eifin 9ar1 b o n
S%reuBeu, S9uefter Der &aiierin,
lit am Is, Snuuar b, S. Mpr9ens Z l1br
Ill Berlin seitorben. sic mar am 8.
6ebruar 1903 als 9o9ter ees @roB6er<
5o9s Scarf 5riebri9 BON Sndien @ei=
mar 9eboreu unb erreifte Iou1tt bag @lz
ter BON beinabe SO Sa6ran.
8idarb 8agner BAT Elm Ghrei
BEN an ben ,8erliner 86riencourier"
Geri6tet, in tpel6em er bic 8iloune
zines nfuen 8ereins bebuIs reeelm1Biz
ger B~ieberbolun9 i%ei1er 8apreutber
6etiptele porl9ldgt. GO iOuen 5000
Nntbeile a 100 Mart ausgese6en MIR
cen, bereu ieoer gu einem 91elus berehz
ti9t. &uBereem fol- Der beutihe 8eids=
tag UNI cine idbrli6e SubpentiOn bon
100000 0t. an9esonsen iuerbeu.
Die InmeIbHngsfrtt fir
D lie 8e1tauste11un bon 1878,
welte urIpriinsli9 am IS. Sanu1r OBJ
laufeH fO1te, puroe biz gum L. Sebraar
oerldnsert. Ser 3niprud Der Barrier
Snoutrie mar iebr fart; Die !3abl Der
4nmeIbunseu, bic fid inn Sabre 1867
auf 5000 belief, bate big gum eriter.
iudbnten 9ermin ihUn 5000 nbeiitiegen.
Da9eeen 5eiaeR fi6 einiee tuiehii9e De-
p%artements iebr ldiiis; cine relat p lebs
baftere T6ei(nnbme riro nur einisen
inouftriea meiIt i%eeunbdren Gepartez
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SnI1n0t56eS.

Die g dj noenSer a fl q e bon
Nnna 4. Beri1 9e9en Charles q. Bal
laire in Seem g)Orf tpegen 8r1hs bes
neutrality-suspicious. nnb Serfubrung,
aeren mir opr eini9en Td9eu telegraz
p6ilh @rtuGbnltrg tbater, ruaro nm Oiitt,
mob fur Die Harteien in le6r yangene6z
rner" @eiie erlebi9t. iuoem Ii6 Ger Ser
fld9te 6treit ertldrte, Die feline SransDz
i'm, iPtne 2anosmdnnin, 81 ebeli6en.
Ri6ter 9alp ianote bas Baar su 8ater
O'Eeap, Der bic @eremonie polIoq, mo-
raul Der .slidlide" @bemarn aus benz
Irreit ertla1ien 1purbe.
Gin Stlbertranspprt. Wan
l6rei6t upn San Intpnip, 9erns: Die
tbeuerIe @a9enlabung, RE ie bier elm
~grtrpffeu, iuar pbne 3peifel bic, ipelde
am 0tittmp6 nuf Dem @e9e bonn Sermi.
nus Der San Intonio @tienbabn bur6
luiere S.aot p%aiiirte. Die 2aoung be-
itanb ndmti9 aug Sil6er, bos III ei1em
merifuuti6cn 8erglperfe seruOnnen NOR
cen unp etnen 8ertb o 100000
fntte. I'm oieie5 Silber bon San Nnz
tonic mad beru Germ ms Der Sabn al
trta9sn, oa5u luaren 10 8a9eu Inp 60
Wtlnn nls 8eoedl1n9 erforoerli6 g,tpe=
isn. ndbrenb feds Wanr a1s 8ate fir
Den @%iIenbabn5us g. ni9ten,
@inen nidt erp1pbtrbaren|
babauptet 0err SSames Smith
III Baltimore %erfunoeu gu 6aben. Ser
BON i6m c%onltruirte &e1iel beitebt aus
S6mieoeeiien uno HnterIbeioet ii6 in
o:elen SeSiebunaen bon ben tisber anae-
fartt9ten berartt9sn Npparateu. 0or
s!nig0r 3eit tpuroe Der &eiiel I'M 8etiein
mebrerer Sa6oeritdnoiger elmer Strobe
unteruprfen Gin DRUID ppn 500 8iuno
tpirtte auf Den Nuaorat5oa be3 Se1Iels
elm uno er blieb unoeriebrt, nGbreno Die
ED9rea uno 8umpeu b~ariten. Serr
Smltb iD;u noh eini9e NeitoeruReen IN
leiltem Seiiel pornebmen uno na6 oeren
Souenoun9 cine Strobe anitelen, gu mel
der Seeer, Der elm Sutereffe an Ser gr=
finoung nimmt, 5~u9elaien merben iou.
Summer SO Blister in Glib.
Carolina. Die Gbarletpner rOeutI6e
3ettun9" ihreibt: 9esperat iino bic
China psbrenner uno Courage baben tie
auh. bort pten in ben Bergen. Geo
mpno opn gtorb<g Carolina p%erfGufte neu=
lid leinen frnmmen 8bisfep Dben in
8'dens uuo tuurbe a6sefaBt uno 9ebur=
ben forttrausp0rtirt, Stpii6en flint &ez.
oeuuesS eamten. ST md6te iid trpboem
los unb entho6. 46er ni9t eenue, er
ii9 elm @etpsbr, sins pieber
bin, mo bic Beamten I'M Walbe mad i'm
Iuhten unb feuerte auf iie. stuei baoOn
9ie anoern nabmen ReiB
aus. Spdter erpberte er aud nod 800
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mndfear aur eaaraabLnna.

49, -
-@s wire mobf pom aiemauben Seleigs
net werben, baB tein 9iinftiaerer SeIt1
punft. umy ourd eesisnete WfnBre9elr
cine baloiqe &iidtebr sur Sart9elo5db'
lung ~ansuba9nen, seoadt lperoen tarrt
OLE Der iesiae. gine Wdfe nmltanoe,
melhs anserbaI5 bes 8eiuntpttpnsges
iebes pom 1875 liegeu, BADEN %Sniamrien1
eeluirft, nm bic 96inng Der 5lGandfrdqe
AIT erleihtern,, nno eS DIroe nur, iuIe futr
bereits reulih heroprheben, zines ges
ietes sur sln0irnng Ser 2e9dl Senoer
9foten beoirien, I'M oenielben SOlowertb
gu Gehcn.
9as @eIeh BON 1875 mar an uno fir
1ib cine siemli9 mntt6erSj9e WdBre9el.
9aiIelbe enthielt elm 8erIpreden aif
@eiten Der Ger. Staafer, ON 1. Sanuar
1879 Die 0art9eloinblun9 tpieoer anf5uz
nebnieu, uno Iber1ieb ben 8anfen, lie
nlb Belieben cine 9eringere ooer 9r0s
B,re Nusabl BON Eun'noten %aus5ugeben.
9a8 iuaren Die 6eioet eirSigen -8eiins
mln9eu 1es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bic
eineu prattiihe1 &eItb 9ehabt haben,
bean tie Seltimnmits, ouB fir Dem Sail
elmer 8ermebruH9 Der BantnOtenclrcu-
lutiun @reeubnds gum 8etra9e bon 80
Yroc, mt Der neu nusge9e5enen Santno@
ten e~iasejoeeu weroen 1aten, 1T 10 gat
ME oar niht CUR N%niDenoung getommen,
mel lib Die Observation-Disclosures in ben
Ieb'cu Sabrsn, n%nitatt Osrmebrt, beoeus
ttno permInoert bat.
@ani bebeutenoe 8etrdge BON Sanfz
noteu lipb lsit 1875 e%inee5ogeu morben,
iua,l BE 8antelt fir oieIelbeu feline Ser
nenounJ tntten. Die Y-eile lino, ipie
III her 9anjen 70 It, 10 aud III Amerlfp
felt Dem 9roBeu &r2h beoeuteno berunz
tsrge9ar9eu. uuternebmlu9en, wel6e
QroBe &apitatieu erforotrteu, iino uerz
mieogu iuOroen. Die Nahfrn9e nod
@clo bat iib . her psrm'roert. gu
o'erter Bit ha5en Die Ser. Staten
eire i,br cute G1nte 9ebu6t uno BADEN
in europa rir ibre 8rOoutte einen 9uten
Ntactt ge'unosn, pi6ceno lie ibre ei9ez
ren Nus9nben beidrdutt uno oiel wsni-
ger, ais iriiber, eiugeii6rt hatten. Der
6reoit ofr Ser. Staten bat ii9 auf
beIe 8elie lt,tl9 gebo5en, 10 OoB ibre
&ono5 isbt beIFr itebtn, ots jemaIs 5uz
por, uno ocs 6lscouto ibrer 2egnltenz
he1roten auf fInf Sro5ent berunter9ez
9an9en 1T.
Niemals muroe bn9er ben Der. Staten
cine beii IT 8slesenbett e%etpten, benz ulten
Ghlenotiuu ben 2aufpaB gu ee6eu uno
cine seiInoe 5inan5polit,t eir5uidlagen,
ol5 9erace ieBt, uno lOate Der Oieruno=
Oier8igite GOn9reB ui6t mebr im Stanpe
fem, elm @eieb sur 6unoirung %unierer
Greeubnd5 5u ertniier, ooer iib Der
g9fi3heit zines iol6eu 8or9ebens Der
i9tieBeu, 10 luiirhe fir BEN nGbiteu 8rdz
iiosuten @runo 9enug porbanoen leiu,
hen iilnIunoUier5i9fen @ongreB 81 elmer
GrtraIibun9 5uiammeH5uberufen, nm
beinielben @elegenbeit gu aeben, eiren
Glan fir Die &iiftebr CUR 8~aar5ablun9
nI8Suarbeiten.
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Gin ruiniats gsttb.

Gs idsint, onB Or. S6liemann ouT
ieiuem 9~ebeuswe9e i6Ou srOBcre @9dse
%qeiunocn bat, als iene Su Sroin uno
Mtpte1d; oenn er bat bus Slid 9ebabt,
Stpei Irduen 1~tnrten unb orisineGIen G6az
ratters iein neuuen gu f6nuen. 8on
ieiuer iesisen 5rau erSGblt man ii6
mnnberlei @ei6i6ten. Man rii9mt
ihre Sd6nbeit, bic Sin9ebung an ibren
@tann uno i6r Snterefie an Der &rbeit,
iU2tde er urternommen. Bir tuulIen
%a1rsbmen. baB Gaes iuabr lit. mas 6ie
Taml BON bieier eriebiihen Dame err
SHIFT; fe muB iebenfn1s cine 1elte1e
6rdu ieiT, toenn Der 8hiloiopb in i6ren
Nrrnen lein erites @eib, bic ruIli6e
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ssu,aainarer ealSo.

WcraIilt: u@s 1T bod reht erbdrms
lid, bnb In 10 pielen Sdnen ferisnise I'm,
rt6t befCmmt, Der &e9t BAT ]"
SOpbii: sd inpe bieies letr ratir.
lid uub nneemefep, rsnu, ner ihpn &dt
bat, Der brauhf ntdt nodmat GeAt gu Be-
tommn ; tper aher llnre6t bat bet mus
4tdt raju erbnlten, - u 10 aleihs f4
BIZ @anee Der @ers@tisteit aus !"
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-s9as 2idt", ia9t elm fronSDfIher
Satprifer, hat Die 9rDste @eidfpinbig=
telt in Der gtatur; beBbalb bot oud ba8
ilble 9idt, oas auf eiuen Weni6en fGlt,
10 i9neae 8erbreitung."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-02-15

A%% Suhnul 4OA'. StctSL Cu9u. gCte%
mano tbeilt S9re Qniidt mehr aIs i'd
uno meire 5lIofhriften: rTue-la!"
l1nG yLHomme-Femme" rparen nitts
4noeres, als eir Nn9riff segen oas 9ez
Ies, fueItes Dem %betro9enen Manne,
renu er uieoer frei ipsrben MID, fur
ten Guawe9 Last, M6roer gu tuerhen.
S9re 9rinoe iino ~jeoeninGs portreffz
l'6er Nrt, ba Sic fie eben 10 gut benz
&e6te, als Der 9O9if entlebnen fonnen;
oer9eiien sic ater au9 ni6t folaenoen:
Der rettIduffsne Wann bat in oelpifen
2ogeu, bic i6m be unauflDsltde Che
bereitet bat. Gin Suterefie, gu t6oten. Gr
bort auf, Stfaue gu iein, tuirb elm freier
Wtann nnb idIst iih ourd oas ornma<
iiide 6%eloentbum iein,r Tbat Dor Der
9dderlidteit. Die 9anse 8etusisfIbruna
%unierer 8esner itlbt fi6 auf Die reliz
gi0ie ue6erliefsruug, auf ben 8uub,
fuelGen @ott 5uii6en 5nei Seelen ees
id LOREN bate, uno ben MIR er trennen
f6uue. Oieier @runo fibrt our Giuilz
g6e, mo @Ott, oa er nibt einaelaoen
iuoroen, 1u6 nihts mitsureben bat, cine
Nusid reitun9 fi6rt INNER notttuenbi9
CUR entsesenssiesten. @noli9 bietet
Die unaufI6sli6teit Ger @be benz g6e
brud oes Beibes in erIter &ei6e ole bic
acknowledgement, petfe unfere 2iteras.
tur auf Der 8abne, pber in ben &oma>
mem aelten6 ma6t,. Die anbern Qdnz
Der GurDpas, bic fi9 bari6er ~ipun6ern,
OnB uniere 2iteratltr fi9 INNER Dber
cod meiitens i'm ben @bebruH betuaat,
lberIeben, bnB fie bic S6eibuns befben
1no oemnah cine anoere 2iteratur baz
ben t0nrttn. aaerotngs brtnet bieje
ahbere 2iteratnr ni6ts Seionberes bfr=
Dor; bas lit nber bic G9ulo bes Qanz
beg &C. &C. SD peiB nltt. tuarum ib
made, Sbneu 9tuffldrunaen gu
sic Diiisn bas NGes aeanuer
Inb better als i9. Der Sbrise q, Dumas.
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<oust turmsblna.
Miscellaneous.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-The foreign mails tor
the week ending SATURDAY: sept :. -I7. will close
AT this once on Nednc >iAy AT 4 for Europe by
ship Ascra. via Dutchspwn GORE spondp tor France
10 he forwarded b. this must he specially All.
dressed Ani at J. VI Tor France direct hN steamship
Labrador wa lia'rei OF THURSDAY at I'm tor Europe By
steamship Geitrt via Plymouth thvrhnurg ana Ham.
burg. saturday At 4 VI Tor scotland and N0rth OF
ireland by steamship DeNunia. Via Neville ant elias
and At ~ ~ A VI. tor GcrnnnV. Sc hv steamship
Dunnu. via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen fcnrrrs pundc nee
fnr Great Britain AMI France To- Ia. furwari,d TN,
steamer must be- specially address, d. and At T. Tor
Europe 10y steam hip Grnnanie, VIA Queenstown The
steamships Algeria and Noimaic dn not take mails tor
Denmark, sweden, ani Norway The mails tor king.
ston. ia leave Now YORK sent The mail, tor Nassau
y T.. leave New York sept The mails Tor Australia,
Ac leave san frhncso sept II The mans tor Chir,
ami Japan leave san franti.cn sept ~
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or WITH am the FdCTs!
The People Want to Know the Whole Truth
About Judge bradley.
Prom n, ~, Lou,' R1'llinin

The story about Joe Bradlcys sudden and
remarkable change Of opinion on the Florida
vote before the Electoral Commission hHs be-
come Il matter OF national interest. IL II true
Did Justice Bradley" experience" the change
attributed to himY We have heard but one side
OF the business thus far. Justice Bradley has
not spoken neither has any friend spoken for
him ;but il Is time something were said in his
behalf The remarkable interview between u
reporter and Justice Field, in which the hitter
takes pains 10 assert that his brother electoral
conn lssioner Bradley did not read to him
and Justice clifford an opinion in lnVo. ~ Civ
ing the four Florida votes To Tllden, makes 4
wlde opening for IN explanation thut shall
n'qult Justice Bradley of tho suspicion of hay-
INK changed his mind after soemnly and do
lh"rairiy making II up.
The lrreslsii bic inference from Justice Fields
rrmQrks IL that the opinion which Justice
Bradley is said to have read. was not read it
was only spokrn-whch IL about the same
ihihg. II is not important whether tho opinion
WINS rnAh or merely spoken; tho main question
49, Dld Justice Bradley change his mind2 Did
le ~ one time bei"Ve and declare that tho four
Florida votes belonged Of right to Tidcn2 II
s.; what caused him 20 change his conviction
what supplemental light shed on the grent ma
tional question Induced him to vote in favor Of
awarding the Florida votes to Hay
:, II Will not do 10 say this In nobody's business
IL IL ev0rybOdys business-the American peo-
pies particularly What are the factsi
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Qunrreiiira Win n Fellow Workman md then
Knocking him into the River.

Coroner lassctt of Newark held an inquest,
yesterday afternoon over the bod, OF John kronmaycr,
who was. saturday. pushed knocked int the Pas.
safe river b, Frederick Tocskc, fellow workman and
drowned Charles lIcjdcick testified that while at work,
he heard the man Frederick 1nc.kc and his helper.
john kruruA,"r. qruIfelling kronnaNcr went ont OF
TIL, shop aud lcHucd against pile at lead about four feet
from the cdlv of the liver Tocskc followed AMI sai
You rascal ri N Won when get ont IN the vacant
said Ny viics brother boss IL fireman ami am
second This ,nrig,l rU. -kc. who asked. "Nhnt do
sn, son -. / a second hand fireman" And then
he struck krunmayer IN the breast krunnaNer fen into
the lvrr Tho witncss thou-ht the wind had been
kuuk"d ont u HIM a. he made no effort ~ save himself
Witness reach i ont with hook but kronmater made
attempt rAsp IT, and sank IN mll view. thirty ret
from the hank Theodore Ic.lcr. another workman.
heard Iu~kr tu kronmavcr. last saturday morning
81 cant raj ~ you. aud # the foreman doesn't TAN.
away. viii fuakc work hard that YOU viii
leave n. that tongue will hang out The men
always Quarrtllng. particularly TW she. The latter
said. when kruunaNrr IN the water. ~ pushed him
hnMn ihnIe. The imnme Il as thcn ndluurnel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-04
OR NEIGHBOR MFRS.
what viii Not Again Delight tho Astrono-
mere Untii 1sOs.

Mars is now superb object seen through
the telescope; we had on Tuesday evening a
view OF the ruddy planet through tho fine in
strument OF tho Roger Williams Observatory.
\ fiery ball Of Glowing red sermrd suddenly 10
spring into existence ~ the planet entered the
field Of vision. In size II Approached that of
tn" full moon when high up in the heavens. and
such was tho brightness ana iler'rness 81 It's
rays that We nyoluntarily sought 10 shade our
eyes from the glare. At first W. saw nothing
but IL brilliant, namc-colorrd disk. liz circum-
ference nglOW with prlsmatii hurs caused by
chrumnti' alteration, without "A trace Of zones
81 snow or the strange markings that prariised
cy,S discover on the Marian slpbe. As We OBJ
served more carefully, the icr-bound circles
came rs plainly into view ~ the we'll known
features Oi tnr man IN the moon in our own la
poles. the southern polar cap being much larger
tnan the northern, Tor II Ii summer IN III" north
ern hemisphere, and the Ice zone around the
pole has parity disappeared under the inilu-
cnre OF the sun heat. still more careful
scrutiny revealed the presence of dusky Spots
on tho beaming disk These indicate the hand
which Is OF reddish hue when the planet Mt
mosphcre is clear The lighter parts. Of agrcen.
ish hue. mark the contour OF the seas and
oceans.
Thus with our own eyes we saw land water
and zee on the surface OF our Marian neighbor.
and had view Of its ruddy disk. which. after Il
few weeks hal PASSED, Will not be equnllcd IN
size and hrlliancy until 1899. Though Jupiter.
with It's brilliant belts and sparkling moons. IL
a grand"r telescope object, and Saturn. with its
wOndruus ring system and numerous moons,
exceeds in beauty every sight in the celestial
picture gallery. yet We obtain better view.
aud on II larger scale, OF Mars than Of any other
object in tho heavens except the moon, 1t is
probably the only planet whose real surface is
ever visible. for Venus. though the most
splendid of all planets to the naked eye, IL. on
account OF It's groat lustre. unsatisfactory for
telescope ofs"ryation, and Jupiter and Saturn
are surrounded by cloud envelopes of immense
extent that hide the solid portions from the eyes