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NO TRACE or POISON.
Unfounded Suspicious Aroused by the sudden
Death Of Mrs. EngIe.

READING, July 5.-Dr, Stanley Smith to-
day made an official report on the analysis OF n
portion Of the stomach Of Mrs. Lea Engle
wife OF Charles Englc OF Douglassvlle. Berks
county. Mrs. Englo dlod very suddenly on the
evening OF July 4. one ycar ngo. and after her
death her husband became insane. and is now
confined in the insane asylum NJ Dnnyile, Pa.
Before being taken 10 the asylum he used
Strange expressions about his wife. such as /:
II it were not for me my wife would be liv-
ing" that Coroner GoOdheart concluded that
an Investigation should DO made, and
for that purpose the body, which
had been Inferred ut Laurel Hill
Cemetery Philadelphia. was eyhumed about
three weeks ago, and tho stomach, liver. No.
were taken ont and examined by DIR. Smith.
To-day he reported tho conclusions arrived nt
H. snys: Il first examined the stomach and its
contents with tho microscope The stomach
was we'll preserved. and blood which oo2cd
from cuts showed the blood corpusclos I'M
changed. The contents OF the stomach con-
sisted Of purity diGcsted food, md mensurel
about five ounces. ! failed to detect any solid
pieces OF arsenic or other poison by the micro
scope" He found the contents of the stomach
but lightly acid to litmus pnper This showed
the absence of corrosive acid or alknll pulsQns
lie gives the different tests TO which he subject
ed the contents of tho stomach, and closes rs
follows; - On the suggestion that poison might
be nbsOrhed throughout the body, though not
In thu stomach, cut portion Of the liver in
pieces, digestcd II with distilled water and ma,
riatic acid. and tried Reuich's test. This showed
nind8 Of tho peoplo that Englo had poisoned
his wife.
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LIFE IN CROWDED TENEMENTs.
The Work OF the New sanitary Inspector.
About to he Commenced.

Tho sanitary inspectors recently appoint
cd were assigned to their districts yesterday.
Most of them will start out to-day. A few. how
ever. took the prescribed oath in the Police
Central Office. They were told that ms soon as
the day was chosen for st. Johns Guilds noat-
ing hospital to start on its daily excursions
with sickly children. tickets would be ready for
distribution among those who ought to go for
their henl,h's sake. Tho inspectors are to make
brief report every Tuesday. Prescriptions
are to be given to the sick. Two druggists have
been engaged to prepare the medicines n. re-
duced prices: but DR.. Janeway thinks that
some of the druggists will make no charges.
The inspectors. all Of whom are physicians.
were also instructed 10 report the names OF
house owners whose buildings are 40 unclcan
as To endanger the health of the tenants.
Inspector Leo determined TO begin at random
with some OF the east side tencmcnts, 10 learn
how the heat was affecting the little children In
tho centre OF the city. away from the river
atmosphere. reporter for THE Sun accom-
panied him in walk from the Bowery through
Hester 10 Essex street They saw on the way
refreshment stands on which were displayed
for sale sliced watcrmelons. large cucumber
pickles. stale bananas. fish that was turning
yellow under the fins. unripe peaches. and
other, dangerous things. " Eat and drink,
said the physician. and tomorrow you die"
\ German woman with sick child stood in the
doorway Of % Essex street. Shr said that she
had paid nifty cents for the siy pound fish that
bargain The, fish was stale. TO make it III To
be eaten. shc said she would salt 1t
thoroughly. The child was on The
Seventeen families were found in tho house.
md most OF them with children. Tho rooms
where no children were found were the clonn-
est The news went over the house like Wild
fire that the inspector had come and when Dr.
Leo trapped at n door. he WIS usually Obliged to
push Il open To get in Some mothers were an
CRY nj being questioned concerning their babes
health. saying that If they wanted a physician
they could call one. A few were grateful when
he said kindly that he knew what allied their
children. and would bring them medicine
Many affected ignorance Of what he wanted
when he asked whether they had any sick chill
dren. One woman said that she had no chill
drcn. and then bright little boy, with single
garment on. toddlcd out OF the closet, whore he
had been concealed. German tailor said that
oil of his children were out playing in the
street. Then Dr. Leo went into the dark. un-
ventilated bedroom. and found a sick infant
sunk into massive feather bed. and painting
for breath.
At 81 Essex street eighteen families were
found. with i've children suffering from heat
and teethng and one from scarlet fever. At
No. 10 there were eighteen families and three
sick children. In the rear yard 81 No. II man
was washing Spiu dog in n tub. and around
him were clustered half a dozen besmirched.
ragged. heated little boys.
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sea wall. but terribly hot on tho Stnto street
side. The monnrchs Of that part of tho oity nre
the lanitcrs who with their families occupy the
roofs or The grcnt warehouses there. All the
harrooms everywhere wrrc in full blast all
night long. Men drank and carouscd in them.
women and children ran IN and out with pals
OF beer. aud occasional bottles OF poor gin or
cheap whiskey. IL was sickcning sight, hut
perhaps not more 50 thnn that which the
Iw"nty-third street car line constantly pnradcs
through that noisy avenue. Cars filed and
9vcrnllrd We're drawn by poor. cmacintcd. pant
ing horses, whose rcd-taccd drivers whipped
AMI hoat them until the patience OF ordinary
mon was exhausted. From Eighth avenue over
To Madison avenue the hoIs,s were kept on
gnlIon. Tho distressed animals painted and
pulled. their eyes glarcd. and their distcndcd
n0strils gave evidence Of their sufrcrings. .
hr"tTe stirred the leaves or branches of the
recs. Evcn cats Kept still md the drill officers
up town suspended their manual exercises. In
the early evening the theatres were deserted.
Barrooms and cars were thronGcd, Excursion
boats and ears were overloaded. Tine price OF
lemons went up. Soda water fountains ran
consciously. District Telegraph messengers
(oamed with perspiration. and tho police wnn-
dered amlossly along their boats. Tho great
bars up town. such as the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Brunswick. and Dclmouico's. and the sporting
resorts such as Browns nnd Brewers, were
Just MS grent gamers Ms their more modest con-
temporarics down town. Possibly the Tribune
rum shop had the chief share: hut MS that was
closed Mt / O'clock II could not fairly he counted
in. 1t is said. however. that Crook X Duff and
the Tribune place sold moro liquid rcfrcshment
Yesterday than they ever did on any one previ-
pus OcCaSiOu.
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H.fRRIED.

DoYLE-MoRAN san Francisco Cal, June ~,
stcphcn r Doyle Of san Francisco to Katie Moran u
Mnniclair y. j.
FlrLPArRiC K-MARTlN.O Monday, July I. at tho
residence 90 the bnc'. narcnts by the Rev 4. J.
pH"Oy. JoS phi n Fitzpatrick TO Annie H. daush of
Nicholas Martin. ull u this city
FOSDICk-ScIfNiER In stanford Conn. june ~,
New York
GARDENER-cHANpLER- stanford Conn. June
60 henry Gardener Nhitng9. H., To Deborah Chand.
Ter. dtucht ter at The Rev. Samuel q. Fcs-cndrn
LAW kENCE-NElL On Thursday. June ~ at thA
Residence 81 the brides parents New iurk. by tle Eev.
nr ! H. louglit"n Augustine \. Lnwrruce 81 New
lork TO Margaret Horhrm. Nuuu@rst daughter VI John
q. aud Auna VI Neil. formerly ct toumtut Ohm
FINNEN-MORSE.- In San Francisco. Cal. June -, by
the Rev. +. Jewell, William > r. riniey Winonh l..
Morse.
>lERwooD-sTEVENs- July 2. at the rcsdehc,
II the brides parents. nv the Rev. T. \ Cartwright
Prank T. sherwood vi New York to Irene J. steven,
Long Island city
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Mrs. Godfrey In California.


:. A year nGo psymastcr Cunningham Of the
navy appeared in The dining room NJ the Palace Hotel
one eH"nmg win lady ON Ills arm whose personal Az
hcrdIe's seemed ohc tc result oi hunted means AMI great
feminine ingenuity ON inquiry II discuN ered that
vc adA name was G0dIrrY that she the vito ul
New >urk lawyer and nat come 40 SAN Francisco ny the
lsthmus Tor rest and health Her age might have been
80 Recent rumor connects her name wih the trouble
IN Washington restaurant and the Rlsser. Acken duel
She boarded IN tie Palace Hotel three or tour weeks
just at m, tims frauk Leslie aud party were the
coast, and Mrs Leslie WAS observing nur social moral
aud cumnfrciM condition with uhrNr lou.lY keen and
discriminating eye, and rlahuruus her nbsprvniiuis
with hIshy hOrid AMI uruaulruti pen. Mrs tndirry
wa inyitod 10 accompany tr PARTY the Yosemite She
went and sowrd discord whore nl harmony before
her cnurms nearly PROVING fatal YOUTH ui The
SUITE The 70 WAS quarrel challenge, meeting, but
happily no blppdshed Returning from the Yosemite
Mrs. Godfrey became the guelt ot wealthy Oakland
bachelor NJ three who Iad known her husband IN
New York. About three WEEKS Aier her arrival in SAN
Francesca hhe became widow, her husband dyns in
Ne York
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IIis WHO Married TO Another.


CAMDRrDGr. Ohio. July 2.-This city was sur
pi~d by inc aucor0pee o. Wm l.ainc.. ate, an nh.
county, and md vie aud Guild lie lot them IN lNoV
tnWor, IN the East shortly after Hrrivu. thrre his
uncle onplO,rd Inn on niuc months crui, 10 Calcutta
lie .'ut hi, We s-ol and informed her o th.s aeL She
had one oturr lcitr tom MN, In nidoHcAn the vessel
Wr kcl OF ,hr coast OF africa, and he. ls uncle
and four other men landed but Werr captured By cah
nilals They were marched hin miles TO the interior,
aud each tn trihc, kept one as Acuuosy, lie Was
divrslod nt e'otlhg when on eNnliunn and visitors
travelled hundreds OF miles see hin lie kent by
hc Nus's arih"pN 3. a!i was me lotof the lrlb" ouc
Srrr ago lee tsruird ANd ibund Ms way to CHpr Town.
uLd reached san Francisco ilr,e week HIS vie :
muIlisr iHror Sras after hi, absence sad new, To
INN. lie cane 70 Cambridge ON Monday and learned her
whereabouts, lie proposes to leave the question To
her with whom SHE Will 'e lie loves his wife and
al
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Extract from a letter u Cons. Dcourceord and

=, Extract from lctter Of Gems. Benuregnrd and
Early. written AT New Orleans. Juno u. 1873
and published in the Daily PtcdVWe OF that city
on the l7h. They are writing about the Lou
isiapa STATE Lottery Company; whose semi-4n-
nuni drawing they arranged for md superin-
tended on the llth june:
Tho drawings which have been supcrintond-
ed hy ua nave been made undor our exclusive
control and management in all their details
and we have taken such precautions as 10 pre-
Nrnt the possibility ot dccOutiou in any respect.
Wchqve, likewise, taken especial care TO 500
that the drawings We supcrinonded were pub
hshed exactly MS they took pRcr.
We venture to assert that it has rarely If over
happened in the case OF any lottery drawn in
TINS or any other country that such especial
pans ana precautions nave been taken in the
preparHgtlo ration, for nnd rH99ndHet OF the drawings
for believing that tho other drawings Of this
lottery which We have not superlntendcd have
brnh conducted WIN entire fairness and the re-
Tho managers for this lottery company have
evnrel N an ne dealings we have had with
ness on Legitimate fair and honest principles.
rs II IL undouhtedly thelr interest TO do and we
have neither discovered nor learned any cause
tououbt th,ir ontiro sincerity;
This card hns been purposcly withhold until
me r4mPeiion Of the recon, drawing aud We
huston or deception in that or othcr nj the pre-
Nious drawings supplemented by us without
our connlNance ana active participation.
NEW ORLEANS. Juno 10. 1878
Tho next regular monthly drawing takes
plngr on Tuesday nnNt. tho 9Th inst.
=. There can oe no postponement and the linn
tied number OF tickets romalning Of the num-
Der allotted 10 this market Will br sold without
favOritsm to the irst Corners The company 4
Offices at sl9 Broadyypy this city, will hold open
on saturday and Monday evenings until .
O'Clock 70 accommodate buyers. The prizes to
be- distributed are as follows:
soI ps n Ga H.m1G9n and TO io10o capital
--Adn. N' wa N'""''
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NEw YoRK. Friday. July 5.-Receipts yester-
day AMI today were l2O loads, or 21 head. making
total o 5ri since Monday AGAINST 4J2I for the
time last week sales were slow at further reduction
o. at casts head Some Of the statesmen put the Dc
cline Gnce "wednesday at &c. " n. few picked steers
sold al IO4c u ~ To- dress So Ms TO the gross cwt.
81 Ms
Receipts N sheep and lambs yesterday mud today
81 car loads hl head making total nj i627s since
Monday. against 1917 tor the tune last week.
Market closed dull At 3ssrsc o. ~ tor common 10 good
sccp. with cars ct extra do sud To CNporerr at .A
5c n respectively and NJ ps8Biic y b Tor southern,
Western and State lambs Choice Jersey lambs could
have been sold ut 6AiaTc. n n.
Receipts hogs were ~ car loads. or 433i head.
making total 49, iy3 since last Monday. against 1880
Tor the corresponding time last week. None for saio
alive,
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Mr.. Lingard's attempt to toss the French
dramatic soap bubbles about lightly j. not very
ml Such trie as "Lc Eevcon" needs the airy and
spontaneous French touch which Mr. Ineard does not
and apparently cannot employ, for Mr. Lnga,d essen.
italy English In his mimicrv and Is never nj his
hr't outside n thnsr bald caricatures which ne cns
sketches TIT tnr Tat comes ont "a his hands very
clumsy farce tor ho depends less upon the humor the
situation and the drcArN at the character portrayed to
win MS applause. than upuu his own Lugard stock in
tlude ~ facial cuntoitions and pat "pRgs'
Mr. linvarl Is nh exceedingly clever imitator ana
changes his ciufNcs with marvellous rhpidtv II does
not follow that he even apprchrnd the inner humor
u lie Rcvciluu" lie VIII nevertheless play II every
night this week at the Park Theatre.
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For the convenience of residents Of Long
Island during the summer months, newspaper light
nins express will start from Long Island city nt6A NJ.
on SUNDAYS for Greennor and shelter Island dstrihu
lnc the New YORK Journals o SUNDAY iur
Lune leland breakfast tables II viii he under the chnrsc
OF the Union News Company. and will have passenger
ear attached Tor the such the uuhc as
may desire Ia make the fast early tun % Grrcnpor and
iecohc Bay and return on the evening OF the day
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The match race between these fast threc-year
Odds which is officially announced for Saturday at Long
Branch Is creating interest II is Tor S25uOa side,
mile and quarter both horses to carry 10 pounds ON
saturday lat lhanhr in the tlrccNWrler mule dash
rnsilA ~ Ia An' spartan took the Jersey Derby one
mile and halt without clusr struggle, from the Duke
Magenta aut pmrhcn IN az, spartan 70 a son o
LeAllston. Nrnmho was slod by honn!e seotlAnd
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THE New YORK SUN has a daily circulation
Of iiUn copies Its The host edited newspaper in
the world We dn not r,icr merely t. the vigor ani
ability 81 it, editorial articles. but 10 the euusv
sktnl character OF is general "makc.up There II M
dead weight about THT SrS. II furnishes all the news
vested 81 unimIortan; ami tTesumC details II has
mastered the rare ar OF condemnation You viii ncSgr
nnt m arrl" IN the payer ihni - Not readable. The
nmcu. circuat on nj Tux SrN Is proof that the people
appreciate good newspaper.
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state bonds were active and nrm We note sales of
Tennessee rs new series ata5 Missouri is 1897 and
iSS lotA dc g. ltS ln4'i DO us Hannibal and 81
"p"'oG Railroad securities ruled MISC strous ptd
f'lf" Inc prilc al Transactions WE'RE tuil iWs, Bar
g. khllls and n lists $50 500, Lthigh and H.
scented, so; Central lacnc gold bonds ilS; Central Pac
hc ~ slu Joaquin branch, ~, Milwaukee ami 81 Paul
~ ISIS l2lls Milwaukee and 81 Idu cur siu,in. tuuI,
lo'a Mil dni ST Paul = guld ~, Chicago and Nurt-
Western, consolidated cuupun auM bonds ipih.NlUl
NmouH ahi 81 rrWs Is, ~, Wuunt Ni st. rriclS "a,
49, ID lhNHlr AMI lui>o. coupon =, ~ lnl Delaware
amt Hudson rex. ,uni. 80, iDl e. DvHNITr aiu Hudson
reg huhl o. Val Han ami ~ lo -. cnufrrih, nlti
WH. Canada Soutnurn, Guaranteed. ISmti'A milwaukee,
md 81 r,u mad NJ div, ~. Morris AM E,acx i,
~, in59ln'4 Now YORK. Central, lists, COUPON llS'.
Central llcilc gold bonds, lWH Union Pacific sinking
tund 1904. Pacific Railroad Missouri lists O1i. south
Pacific Railroad lists, ~, Lake shore consolidated
Goapon 81 MA Western Union i,iegIagh ennpon,
kailroAdUl Missouri lists, ini' @lia Pacific knruai at
Missouri Ads, 0s5e Central Pacific land grants u1 south
Pacific Railroad lists ~; OHIO and Miss. ConsO sinking
fund aoSfs C9l, g, and IND Central iss ~, seSa's
lists 1854; louisville and Nashville CON- vs., 100 Gum
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Business lloiltss.

&s Pearl or Mixed Derby. 81. DOt Fine
Mackinaw, 9lUU worth So 10 New Church IT. M stairs
The mother dnds faithful friend In MRS.
WlNSLON' ; SOOTHING SNKtF - cents q bottle
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SPOFFARD In the city Now York. tho oath day
nj June ISIS. by the Hon Ioorg" VI. Van Hocsrn.
Judge ct the Court ct Common Pras. Caroline spolard
from Thomas Spohafd. Cause. adultery
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FRIDAY, July 5.-The Produce and Cotton Ex-
changes remained closed and trade Of wholesale char
acler was almost wholly nt standsulL
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cy and Toledo lists ex mntred coup, 60 North Mia
snuri lists OIE1iOii Lake Shore registered Ids iUo;
Nurthwcstern cunsoL courun Huld bonds, luh, lrhah
and Wikcshnrrc con. 0fgDb New York Elevated lists.
SUI HANNIBAL and st JU IS cou., 94ln99iA
9hc opening, highest lowest, and r H. CLOSING prices
OF stock to-day were.
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MARINE INTELLIokNCR

riSiiruy AtuASAc-ruts pAr.
Sun rises., rs sun % Moon seta II on
HiGu vAfER-rHts nAr
Sandy Hook II 20 Gov Isani II 20 He'll DATE 81
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AT the depot tho other day young man put
his head out Of the window kiss his girl good BY
when the tram pulled out 30 rapidly that he Kissed old
African female at the neat station
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English from, Foreign Lips.

A distinguished foreign parsonage. who par
uruary prdes himself on Ms English AMI on MS com
plimenti, told, the other day. rVi9mng beauty who
comes from oHcms thai, IKE Aphrude OF old, she had
risen from the scum vi the sea-
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s. Herman Livingston. Daggett, Savannah.
IS Albcmarlc. Gibbs LeweS
Goth
schr Emma shanks Lynch. ST John. NIB.
Also the usual coastwi>c vessels
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Oval LOTTER Y.-NeNt draw
CI.AREr WINES.
3ltu pubIitatious.


vi And HENRY GVEYiLLEs NEW BOON,
AND OillER NEW HOOKS. NOW READY.
MADAME rOMrApulRS CARTER a Thrilling and
lhNlouca' Romance OF lhe rcsn LOUIS The floenth.
Bl Ghhrclic nc 1T Andre irlr. lI ccuts IN paper.
or - IN cloth, IN umiom style With " Kathleen"
80 ilel,' Nr
HENRY GktNILIES SEW ROOE-GAnRIRLLE or.
IuE not 81 OF MAlhEIE. Frum the Frcuch Of
Henry hrrNIllc' N,.uul 'hlttu now ready A
story at hr une OF Luu.' to toutieonth lull ut an the
hcHutN and lVutur oi the tndrt, being well and most
cAAmln-N told, u"sh, startling, ali historically
PRICE, o. cent, n palrr clycr or II In cloth, uniform
with rhcn.' Kathleen" Nc
THE PRIDE Or LlfE. AthHrming Novel by Lady
iue scout. Being volume twenty -unU oi Putorsons
Dollar SERIES Cloth, BLACK and gold. Price, ~
Above book are lor sale by all booksellers aud news
AGENTS, or copies will he sent TO any one to any place At
once, post paid RENTING price to
T. Il. PETERSON BROTHERS,
5O0 Chestnut 81, Philadelphia, Pa
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Spttmi lotltts.
rorRrr QUARTERLY DRAWING

FOVRTE QUARTERLY ORA WING
n the Commonwealth DISTRIBUTION Company NJ KEN
lucky IN tine city at Louisville, Ky ,iult ~ No post
ronrmcnt No ac tlu- $40, iu cash VIII be distrhu'cd,
lowest 81 so The drawing WI b' uudrr the superNi.
sion u Il G. Wmtcr,mth, Treasurer ui kentucky, aud
ten. J. Harris, and amy others whom the audience
present may select. whole tickets only e.. halves 81
MERFORD. svcN, Couuer journal RHhing, Louisville,
kN, or Il. II PORTER X co, Eastern Agents, nj
broadway. New lnth, or ~ Monts@ur st. Brooklyn.
TUEEE LECTURES ON sTKICrUKR
an llcWorrnot~ their frequent cfcNlstrnre and mnu
la producing ucrN Nuaustun Hhsurdy OF mcdi
cal treatment. instant removal al both Anccuons vnri
tucir: It, mW, rn trcaiuent with three type cases
treated by tlc ~ truinmo at HI private hospital nv
EDWARD II DlNON, VI D.. ~ PAGES 9bc Onice hour,
IRON 10 H. To !, AMI 10 pcvrntuss at 20 jih
SURF HOTEL. FIRE IsLAND.-Creat re-
drun1' Uipush uchet', sl-1 excursion, - Do tran.
Nrut board, ~ day; sea breeIes without seAscknes,
trains lcaNc faihush aV, Bruoklyn ana Long Island
tIN daily $3.50 A. NJ and ! Hl r. NJ
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-Ncxt draw.
hl- duN ~ NNlhptl drAWnt capital, SknfD1, prlles
1H,h'I. oider, hlri, lniornauon furnished, highest
rates pail iur spanish hank bill-, Governments &c &c
lIpk co, Bankers, II Wan st., y Y
CLAREr WINES.
Sound, reliable wines from 81 To So per case. All the
taN0ne brands. Dn siutcrnrs.
H. h KIRK co.. 90 Fulton st. AMI 100 Broadway
800 Y.-kcntucky state Drawing,
JHly 10 lSpi prizes distributing S7p25 Whole ucketS
81 WILLIAMSON co
AsAHEI. he oler, physician, nadc h tod, natural
mineral hptinr water ant ur HEATH cure dis.
eases OF the kidney, hladdcr prostate gland, Nc alter
all other treatment tails Depot 2ni broadway, y Y.
"A."-sURE CURE FOR LUNG Dis
EAsEs-hye and Rock - Er S1on 81 per Argc hottls
y. VAN BELL. ~ Nhamhersst
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-10-09

upon any terms that the state could consent to.
have exercised all possible diligence to secure
such disposition OF this matter as would carry out
the wishes Of the generous donor. Immediately
upon the commencement Of legal proceedings by
the heirs, intrusted the matter TO Judge Poland,
who has diligently cared for the interests Of the
state in the courts.
Mr.. Huntington was born In ROxbury, in this
state, February %, 1894 His early years were
spent upon farm: later he worked at the tanners
and shoemaker's trades teaching school during
the winter, until 1923, when he removed to Cam
ada, where he has since resided. His attachment
for bis native state never abated and It has been
his custom for years to talk with his friends
his project of leaving his property as common
school fund to the state OF his nativity.
What fitting action should be taken by you In
recognition Of his warm attachment and persist
ent devotion to the state of his BIRTH is matter
which leave to your wisdom without comment.
Senator'S and Representatives
In closing my connection with the Executive
Department OF the sta e. allow me TO express to
you and through you to all the people Of the state
my most hearty appreciation Of the cooperation.
kindness, forbearance and charity which have
been universally extended to me in the discharge
Of my official duties; and trust that that Provi-
dtnce which controls alike the destnies of indi-
viuals and Of nations, will grant his blessings
upon your united efforts for the welfare Of the
stHe HORACE FAIRBANKS.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Montpelier, October 2, 1878.