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ST. JOHNS GUILD.

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF FIVE LAST
Observation-Disclosures OF MT. wIswALL-
, no ONE PRESENT TO MAKE CHARGES.
The select committee OF five appointed investigate
tho workings of St Johns Guid last evening at
the OF the Guild, No. ~ East Fourteenth street.
Tor the purpose Of beginning their essmna.
ton. All the members of the committee,
Mcssrs James Scott James Black, Edward
Kcmp. Joseph Cornell and David Richmond wore
present There was no formal election OF CD arrnan
but Mr. Scott appeared TO act IN that capacity and
the principal spokesman. Mr.. Kemp also took an ac-
part In asking questions, the other members pay.
ing close attention TO tho proceedings Although pub
lie notice had been gwen that The state Board OF Char
tiles were invited to take part In the investigation
all who had any charge TO prefer called upon To
attend representative OF the State Board appeared
did any one present himself 10 make a charge
With the exception OF the committee and the reporters
there not moro than halt dozen persons present
most OF them being connected In some way with st.
Johns Guild
The proceedings commenced about haipast eight
o'clock. Tho first witness examined was Mr.. Alvah
Wiswall, Master 0f tho Guild. Uo presented set OF
resolutions, passed some time ago by the Board OF
Trustees. ana was proceeding to make statement IN
relation to tho Floating Hospital when no informed
BY Mr. Scott that the committee did intend to 20
into details about the Floating Hospital. The COM
mittce, Mr. Scott said had been appointed Invest,
cato certain charges made through the press ana
otherwise against the Guild and they Intended TO con-
nnc themselves 10 those charges They would put a
series OF questions Mr. wswaIl regarding the work
ing tho Guild ITSELF to which they would ask him TO
give categorical answers. Mr.. Wiswa sworn.
long series Of questions touching the operations OF
the Guild wcro then put which werc answered by Mr.
wiswa.
Before ndjournng a fresh request was made for all
who had any chargos 10 appear at the next meeting to
substantiae them. Mr. Kemp stated that no had
ceivcd number Of anonymous letters attacking the
Guild, and OF the writer's had the manlincss
come forward to prove his statements He considered
such conduct contemplate
The com mittcc then adjourned to meet again In the
same place at eight o'cloct next Wednesday evening.
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DAY, when the celebrated Hungarian viol.nst
eememu viii perform an almost unknown work By
schuberth, called "Le advertisement Ia Hon.
Eroise."
PRIScELY VISITORS.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales have arrived
here and are stopping at the Hotel Bristol. The
Princess Is about 10 visit the King and Queen OF
Greece. The Prince goes to Italy.
FASHIONS rROLIcs.
Steenkerk neck scarfs are all the rage now The
fashionable nomenclature is becoming very fantas-
tic. For instance. the new gauze puirs held down
by q stitch or bead are called 'souptrs etouoss"
(smothered sghs; the bows In quillings. "atte-
tions marques" marked attentions,; the butterfly
in the centre OF shoe roset,e, '.renez po come
and looks the new Dora gauze mob cap. '.une
conquete assuree" certain death to overs and the
diamonds mounted as a fastening 70 a breast fril
"Des coups per)tdes" unreliable claspsl
At Nine. Boyer's marriage this week the only
hymeneal sprig noticed was the Prince OF Orange
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SHOOTING EXTRAORDINARY.

Captain Bogardus having broken 1000 glass balls Mt
Gilmorc's Garden some time ago In thc remarkable
time OF H. t2m Sos. no has dctcrn lined TO surpass
that fea, by breaking tho number OF balls In 100
consecutive minutes. During his first match the
Captain rested eighteen minutes, when no had 300
broken spheres to bis credit, bat IN the coming
exhibition nc VIII not stop uniil tho time has EXPIRED
lie viii use one gun With two sets OF barrels as be-
fore rcscrvna The right 20 change the gun II II be-
comes injured. To show that his able to stand
the shocks OF i100 discharges without being
disabled, Captain Bogardus, AMER the above EXHIBIT.
tiou, VIII shoot match with any man present. and
VIII bet him 500 even that he break 100 balls In
shorter time than his opponent can break eighty
Tho shooting VIII take place the evening Of Friday,
March 20. AT Gilmorc's Garden.
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BLEEcKER STREET RAILROAD.
'coMrnoMisSc CITY pEBr-rurr THOUSAND

A CITY pEBr-FyYrY THOUSAND
DOLLARS MORE ON TAXPAYERS SHOULDERS.
In 1851 the city leased 10 the Hudson River Railroad
Company she land bounded by Garsovoors, West West
Twelfth streets and Tcnth avenue. On this property
located the depot Of the Blocker Street Railroad
subsequently the Hudson River Company assigned the
lease the Blocker street road and In 1850 lease
was granted by the city Tor 5000 year The latter
company TO the city Tor rent, taxes and
licenses some 500. o00 The Blocker Street road
zfterward leased 10 the rwen,ythrd street limo, and
the latter offered to compromise this In.
deotsdncss tor the OF 100000 II Ia understood
thai the city Will accept the Offer All horses and
OF the Beecker Street Railroad viii DO uanserrcdM
the Twenty third street depot meeting - shortly
10 be held OF property owners IN the neghborhood fot
the purpose Of requesting the city TO convert the old
depot INTO market.
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MISS Won HILLERN'S TRIUMPH.
SEE AcCoMPLTsHEs THE UNExAMPLED FEAT OF
WALKING FIFTY MILES WITHIN TWELVE
TO THE HERALD.1

WALKING FIFTY MILES WITHIN TWELVE
HOURS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Providence, r. L., March "a, 1877
Miss Bertha Won Hiilern accomplished the unex-
ampIod feat OF walking ly miles In eleven hours and
Afty-c.ght minutes in this city to-day. MISS Won
hern has been the city for weeks. taking her
regular exercises OF twenty miles per day
and making the acquaintance OF the best
society, 10 which she brought generous
letters OF Introduction from friends in Boston. She
made many friends by her modest and unassumng de-
ncanor and they lent her their presence
the entire day. number Of lady friends inter-
s,ed in her career including Mrs. Mar, the accom-
plished ARTIST were present from Boston. Miss Won
Hcrn In admirable health and spirits. and madc
her appearance on the track In her compact walking
costume at precisely ten O'Clock A. NJ.
est IN tho city, and was 2s2 feet IN
circumference. ncccssitatng iwcuty-two laps TO the
miIc. She started Oh with great energy. The freedom
OF her movements and the fair aud 'manly style OF
her hcclsnd-toe walk wore revelation TO the spec
taiors A band was stationed on the platform, winch
struck IN lively tune at intervals Mss ON Hiilcrn
placing great dependence upon music and being par
tcuar TO have the air timed TO her natural steps, de-
eiarng mat unsuitable tune eilher too last too
SLOW, ~ great hindrance To her.
run WALKING.
The hrst mile was accomplished In 13m. sos,
which tho average al TIC wav tnrough, the slow
ext mile being thu ninth. which took I'm. 3as.
some one Who counted her steps said that they wcro
ninety 20 the circle Tho quickest mite was made
Him. 2ss
she rested bu, twice during the day-,wen,y.,wo
minutes at the conclusion OF the thrty-eighth milo
and seven mlnufcs at the fofty-sevcDth.
rrg krrESDssce Ann rir K>rnrsiAN.
During the day he audience was not large: but In
The evening the crowd began To gather and at the o
Of tb. CONCLUSION 81 the walk there about two
thousand persons present. The widest excitement
prevailed 20 she rsycrscd the last circuit with MT
timipishcd vieor Men ciappcd Their hands aud
sheered ladies waved Their isns and tue cheers OF hc
hroxn University students were loud aud frequent.
On the last circuit the uproar was tremendous cui-
minasipg ~ grand acclaim nj the nnish. Tue walk
wss noisacd ~ two ~ nuics before ton Mss Won
HierD vas 10 cool condition. aud received the con-
grstsstens Of her trends With an arr OF great hap
pincsa
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reporting the loss OF steamer laden with arms
and ammunition, from New Haven for CONSTANT
nople.
cArsrs LrSGua.
The statements that the government last night
agreed TO an adjournment OF the debate In the
House OF Commons on Mr.. Fawcetts motion rela-
tive TO the Eastern question was an error. The
House adjourned without action. and Mr. Fawcett's
motion thereby lapsed.
THE EASTER RHcEss.
The following members OF the Cabinet VII, leave
town to-day for the Easter recess, VIZ. THE Earl
of Bcaconsneld, First Lord OF the Trcasury Lord
Cairns, Lord High Chancellor; the Duke OF Rich
Of Salisbury. Secretary Of State for India, and
Right Hon. Claiborne Hardy Secretary OF State for
War.
DEAD HEAT VERSUS DEADLOCK.
Things social are duh In London; the Eastern
difficulty and the bitter wranglings thereon In the
House OF Commons absorb attention, though to-day
for brief moment metropolitan interest Il trans
fcrrcd from the shores OF the Bosphorus to the
banks OF the Thames. The generalization deadlock
Is forgotten in the University dead heat.
A PORTRAIT or BISMARCK.
Mr. Tiealy. the American portrait painter, has
made a likeness Of Prince bismarck. who Is gcncr-
ally reluctant TO give sittings 10 artsis In this
instance he consented at the request OF Minister
washhurnc, who possesses life size portrait OF NJ
Theirs
CHARLES MATTHEWS TAKEN ILL
The veteran comedian Charles Matthews. whose
name Is pleasant memory To paygocrs In all parts
OF the world, was taken seriously III last night
while performing mt Bristol lie was unable TO pro-
coed with his part and had to be led or the stage in
PROSTATE condition. lie was reported as in a
very weak condition to-day. Mr.. Matthews is IN his
seventy fifth year. Once when asked the date OF
his first appearance he gave the date OF his birth.
HERALD DAILY WEATHER OBSERVATIONS N ENGLAND.
The following daily record of the weather at Holy.
head and Plymouth for the past week has been pre-.
pared for the HERALD. The barometer fell gra.l,i-
ally during the first three days. then suddenly
mounted, and underwent yesterday q remarkably
sharp fall. The temperatures have been low but
are rising
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LONDON CROAKINGS.

GLOOMY OUTLOOK ON THE EASTERN QUESTION
ILLUSIONS VANISHING WAR PROBABLE
PARLIAMENTARY wRANGLEs - BAsu1-DAzoux
DUrcHEny-cHARLEs MATTHEW'S I'LL.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. March "a, 1877.
The cventful week Just past, which commenced
with bright anticipations OF a pacific settlement
between Ignatlcn and Earl Derby. closes with
gloomy forebodings OF an nbortive Issue OF
the negotiations and the dissipation OF long
one OF disappointment. The impulse Is TO
look for somebody to throw the blame on, but
much backing ami filling have been done that
II Is 10y means easy to say who Is responsible for
that peace not assured The IuH Nah Gazette in
an article headed '.suspensc'' says:-"Although II
would be unwisc 10 abandon hope even In the
present desperate stances, much OF the
hopcfulncss OF the past week was nour.
Islcd by papablc Illusions which to-day dis
appear giving place to substantial difficulties
1t must be acknowledged that the prospect Is
as gloomy as at any moment during the year past
Certain resolutions are brought into distinct oppo-
ton. Unless one gives way q Russo.Turkish war
cannot much longer be delayed. The Anrlo-Russlan
negotiations are al a complete standsfir
BERrlS VIEWS on THE QUESTION.
The HERALD correspondent at Berlin telegraphs
that Kaiser Wilhelm is still cndcavoring accom-
plish an understanding between England ana
Russia, but his hopes In the avoidance of war de-
crease. Gortschakors retirement Is again asserted
az about TO take place. The Gar Alexander. Il Is
announced. will visit Berlin In June on his way to
Ems.
FRESH TROUBLE
While all this palayernr Is going on the Turks ap-
pear as II determined 10 iorcc matters. A de-
spatch from Ragusa says "a band OF bashi-
bazouks plundcrcd and burned the village Of
Otchcvo In Herzegovina, and murdered number
OF the inhabitants II is reported another village
shared the same fatc.r
NOT CONFIRMED.
No confirmation has been received Of tho special
despatch from Odessa 70 tae s.saaars Of March ~
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THE NEW DOMINION.

TARIFF DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
OTTAWA. March "a. 1877.
In The House Of Commons the debate the tariff
revolutions continued till three o'clock this morn
Ing An amendment was moved by Sir John A.
Mcdonald In favor OF fostering tho man uacturing,
mining and agricultural interests of tho Dominion
which was defeated by ll9 to TO-
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Also nt The Thames National Regatta on June %,
1914, oxford beat Cambridge.
'rhe first University rowcd in outrggers.
THE irst which either University rowcd in
the present style of Fights without kcc also the first
time either rowed with round oars. Both used tho
same kind OF oars and boats.
tl,oth crews used sliding seats for tho first time
sCambridgc lost rowlock soon after starting.
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A NEW EXCURSION STEAMER.

LAUNCH OF THE ROCKAWAY AT yODFOLK-ON
HER WAY TO NEW YORK.
NORFOLK, Va, March "a 1871
Tho mammoth excursion steamer Rockaway, just
completed at The shpbudng eslab fish ncnt OF George
W. Beach. successfully launched this evening
Tho launch was witnessed by nm imrncnsc throng Of
citizens, who takinga deep interest In the success
Of tho extensive shipbuiiding industry but recently
started here The Rockaway butt for Mr. II. Cor
nell White, OF New York, and Is intended To ply
tween that city and Rockaway beach she 2g3 feet
long and said TO have carving capacity than
other vessel engaged in the excursion business In
America. The Rockaway viii leave Tor New ork To-
night IN tow OF the steamer Wyanokc.
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FOUND DEAD.

lDY TKLEonarH TO THE HERALD. I

ST Loris, Mo-. March "a, 1871
A. Montgomery city. Me-, this morning. tho dead
body Of j. u. cowherd, we'll known shipper Of cattle
ana hog. 10 the ST Louis market. was found In tho
Darn on his farm. about eight mlos north from this
cuy. II r. supposed the unfortunate man tell from
mule IN the stall He was forty years old aud len
vile aud several children.
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WALKING MATCH.

WATERS vASQufsuEs BENSON ~ WALK or
ONE HUNDRED AND FIrTy MILES.
inv TELEoEArn TO TnE HERALD.
Hsnryosp, Conn, March 20, 1857.
The walking match Tor purse OF 500. between
Benson and Waters Of bridgeport $50 mics, which
began hero yesterday, Vas finished tonight, about
twelve o'clock. Waters won IN ash. 35m., hfa best
mile being made "a eight ana a hall minu,cz
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop John b. Kerfoot OF Pittsburg, 10 ~ tho St
James. sherman ). Rogers, OF Bunalo; Senator
Augustus schoonmaker, Jr, OF Kingston, n. r.. and
l.. j. Sergeant. Traffic Manager Of tho Grand Trunk
Railway OF Canada. are at tho Windsor. Lieutenant
Colonel james c. Duane, United States Army; Dewitt
C. LntieJohn. OF osweso. aud George w. Schuyler. Of
Albany. at the Metropolitan. Rev. Or. Thomas K.
Conrad and Joshua Iippncos OF Philadelphia. and 3.
W. Van vakenburgh, OF Albany. arc a. the Fifth Ave.
nue.. Rev. DIR. Henry q. PATTERSON. Of Philadelphia 10
at the Coleman. Horace White Of Chicago, and Judgs
John b. Niles, OF Laporte Ind, are at tho Buckingham.
Rev. H. $. Hoffman, OF Philadelphia, Ii at tho Hoffman,
Captain Henry Tibbiis. OF tho steamship City OF
Chester, Is at tho Everett Adm Thayer, OF Hcosick
Falls N. ", and DR.. O. Nelson, United States Navy
are NJ the Gilsey
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OBITUARY.
HON. zion FAaxswoRTH.

HON. Zion FARSswoRTH.
Hon. Elon Fsrnsworth, formerly Chancellor Of tho
State Of Michigan, died at his residence In Detroit city
Yesterday mors,rs, essa ss,ssss.sshs ysAss ~
ssitisa ~ ususN W lssA
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n. Bin addition to tho above the universities
have contcndcd together five times ut Henley Regatta,
IN the heat tor the Grand Challenge Cup, and tho
following table shows the winners those
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LET NOT THE FAILURE OF ALL OTHER REM
edes for coughs aud colds deter The sufferers from seeking
relief a ANS IioNEv HoREHOUND TAR
PiKEs ToorHAcnE Dnors cure In one minute
A-ClTIZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
fine and elegant Hal. should call at ESPENSCHEID'S,
manufacturer, No. lis Nassau ST.
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Davis, the Cambridge coxswan, was well acquainted
with the metropolitan river, but tho Dark Blue cox
swain TO the Lower Thames.
TIE oxroHb AND cAMnRIpGN EIGnr.oAREp RACE
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. CURTIS author Of tho above work. be consulted
Office and residence 2o7 West 22d e., New Yea,
from 10 A. NJ to p. NJ Sundays IL to I only. 0svusn
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1)REMAruRE DEATH
brief analysis Of Its pcventabe eauses In forty ed1-
cal selected from large experiences Ouys Hoe
pta London, showing how disease may he removed ana
r,sg,s disb,c g9{,c, sTd msn,a svasrna ateissd ~
tw.,ie!s The ssSss pssphst pssens6s elih ol6aex s
apnk5oAtl0, IT 7 nj . n ~ -
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PIPER HEIDSrECK
and

Il. PIPER & CO.'S SEQ
CHAMPAcSE
Sold by all rrocers and merchants throughout tho
United States and Canada
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the confusion Of the moment the Judge, Mr.. John
Phelps, could not be found. The announcement
that the race was dead heat was received amid
the widest excitement oxford certainly would
have won had not tho accident occurred. The
Pan Mall Gazette Of tonight speaks as follows re-
garding the accident and the decision:--
When Barnes Bridge was reached oxford had
clear yard or two lead, and seemed to have the
race In hand. They were rowing apparently
rowing faster stroke, throwing up some water.
ana losing sing, ground But after passing the White
S sne xdea Was nsa, r S and oppase III
cracked or sprung, and from that point he
was unable 10 feather It against the head wind
brought Cambridge up instantly. TN their bows
were amdships OF Oxford, and the latter were left
with nail lengths lead, half mile from home.
and little more than seven oars TO get there. The
seven uncripped mer kept well together The bow.
Win MS oar In trouble, was at see-saw with the
rest and often could not put his blade in the water
at ali. but had enough to do TO save It from catch
ing water as II dropped The oxford rudder was
put hard on To keep the balance OF four oars
against three. The judge fired his gun at the finish
and then seemed TO disappear for the best part OF
hail an hour; The umpire steamed backward and
forward TO ind him. but without success The UNI
prc then steamed TO London having left orders for
the Judge TO appear before him without delay 70
in which the Judge acted should be warning 10
University presidents 20 abstain IL future from en-
ploy'ng waterman judges In general and John
Phelps In particular.
THE TWO CREWS coNTRAsrED.
The characteristics OF the different styles OF row.
ing were clearly marked. Oxford had fine swing,
feathered clean and sharp and had brisk recovery.
The Cambridge men were slightly deficient in
fcatherng or the accurate raising OF the oar blades
for recovery, but they exceeded their rivals i'm
measuraby in the OF the Siding seats and their
legs. The time also was excellent, although the
remarkable record OF last year-2O minutes 10
scconds-was not even Appropriated But the
tide was scarcely so strong to-day as during last
years event.
CREWS.
Tho following arc lists oil tho two crews and tho
latest weights OF the
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A-As A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR COUGHS
Colds PowrEas BALsAs Price. a5c Soc and 75c.
A-BIGGEsr PRICES IN AMERICA PAID FOR
nne east on CLOTHING. Address CAMERON, IT. Bridge
IL Hmm kIrn
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A-BuRKES SPRING STYLES GENTLEMEN'S
Hans ready Popular prices BURKE ia Broadway.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-28
Connecticut.

1t bstpesIlgt 8utta Yetca Sabrif
nebbrenpte / iorri9e ll9e / Nslu Sa.
pen, paa buffet Der par Ell Nsiu.
rance al 1926, 900. 3loen breo no,
nstop lom gmbcosmeno peo Nsu
Sauen os NOrlualf 8ranoOrisn bOlot
paa at ta9e DC npe Slblufninssap.
parnter / Sisipu, % uobrebte Jig paa
6runo al Stcnets 8rGnObarbso ioa
raft, at Oct fun bar meb Nco %
neppe, at De reobsoe Ilg 10 al Den
b~rGnoenoe 8p9uin9. Ssloi9t bar
BET, at life ben belle ltore Mrbsios.
itof bar tilitsos; i%aaleoes bapoe 500
bigger, iOm arbeiosos Der, forlaot
SSabritsn ct Yar Sinner tioli9ere /;
% Dog bar Der snonn tilbu9s 300
Wsnnslfsr, for bpem oct bar en-
pberit panlfelis Sag al fomme no,
% mango maatts iprlnse eienuem
@lnouerns; ilsrs at bisie bIsp llemt
Nlfaoissoe, icst Be bOppsoe NED ira
3bie Stage. Sst or SanolpnIl9bso
for, at No8le er lnoebr9note.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-28
Waibiugtou.

0snsral Sbermaa bar uoiteot Ell
@ensralorore ira Nrmssns Sopso.
t%uartsr. bpOri ban niger: "YrGll.
benton er ms9et hsfpmret oper al
iinbs, at i Here &ri9srstslaaer. Der
sr lo9te Tor BAN, sr Oihcsrer blspne
oemte for SusttroosIis al ben este
&%riosartifel, iOm beltemmsr, al en-
Sincer. Der bshnnss prntten i Sic.
neitsu. lfal oiiGttes. Yr%Giiosnten
enifer, at oct maa blipe almlnoelig
bsflennt for Nrmeeu, at ban er oper.
bepilt ON, al Ell Ianoon Suertr0oslls
oil pers e. tort Snoe / ceu orient.
liGe @lcneite. % at in9en YeriOn,
Der 9ier il9 itaIols oeri. fan psnte
at blue betroet no9eniombeIIt an
iporllg YOft % / iaa 6aIo er bet
bsore, ON ban iOrIaosr 8lsreiten.
No9euicmbellt sSormilotlls i Ell Dom
ior Den Sla9s sSOrbrpheIie mau man
osrior ira M al i~r8erlnnoe pente
ia, men pare opcrbspilt ON, at en-
kriosretsbOm Tor cen Slaes Spsr-
trrpsIls iirGu9tlls oil bIiue gieunem.
icrt.
SIR. Morris, superintendent
ior g~tQoluitoue NailoaaI Yarf. or /
Malblnatou iOr at beur9e &onQres.
len til at taae fraiiiae sSolbOlesrss.
Ter iot at blncre Ell i~uioitrnoiQ Cos.
lrs9slie al be NaturmGrfurrblobecer,
ION Der Nnoee. 9an oplpisr ON, at
DC Bsie9snoe i yebet al 10 tller Ire
4ar i~aolsoes bar tomie,et ioriflrl-
llae Eager Der. at man nGlteu life
flsuoe Dem igien. %fsorbaobent.
llg oil SefretGr Shur; r~eierers til
osnne Gag / i'm aatllse Rapport.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-28
S1lpeiB.

Nrbelbernss Yarti bar punoet en-
tor Ger. ioet usmlis ielssnoe Sor.
flag, obsr hpilfet Der siter 8ongres-
lens Bsllutniue ltulbe itemmss al
bet belle ,Solf. bar faast en- WaioTi.
tet al 10000 Stsmmer. Mrbsosii'
Den lfal iuofreufts; Der ital lGttes
Ell beltemt @r9nbls for. bpao SSru.
sntlmmer % Bern lfal arbeloe; Nr-
beiosberrerue lfal boloe iuuoe Nr.
btiosuGrelier 9ifte Srusntimmsr ltal
baoe Utra Wiooa9stlmer Tor i'll Sue
% re9eImesise SSsrier. % Der ltal
bstaIss MuIft, ON Nrbelpsbsrrsrnt
life boloer iis oisle Bsltemmslier Fl
tsrrettsIi8e Oct oil blue ct ilemi
aTbrGf Tor 1anoeis mango 6abrlf'
fer, % man irp9tsr for. at BET ri
Ieoe til, at man9en en- Sabrltberr'
oil flptts til Ct anost 9ano for Be,
u9re ri for ale bisie Vaanb / bans
&irfiombeo.