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Ophir and Vicinity.


The leading topic of woman gossip last
week was about the free fight between two OF
our Waltham neighbors. A law suit will ter
inmate the sport
Mr. Adam Wylie had very valuable horse
badly cut up last week. through the neglect Of
some one. He turned the horse loose in the
yard, when the latter went to the haystack
to rub himself. A hay-knlfe had been stuck
into the stack with the heel sticking out. The
horse rubbed against it, cutting a deep cash
IN its side some IS or 90 inches long The
horse is doing as well as can be expected.
The dance at Mr. Hills on the evening of
the 4th was pronounced "boss" by all that
were present
Our Waltham blacksmith had a runaway
on the 4th and returned with his vehicle pref
ty well demoralzed.
Mr., Jno, Parker, of Goodland, Ind, has been
visiting these parts
Mr.. Robert Wylie had very sick horse last
week, but was saved by the skill of Dr. Han.
non.
Mr.. John Condor, Of Seneca, has been
around collecting money for services rendered
last summer. He takes about $1,10O out OF
these parts.
The Waltham resting place of the silent
dead has again become bayfield,
Mr.. John Muir says his selfbinder is the
boss,
INC n { hot IVDr
vester.
We promised the readers of the TRADER
some time ago to copy the inscription ON DR..
Adair's tombstone. 1t is to be understood that
and perhaps acquainted with a great many
that read this. Following is the inscription,
word for word
MONEY
Equitable commerce can be effected only
where there is an Ineligible unit by which
each party may compute the amount of labor
that Is in his product, and what is in the pro-
duct of the ether. The money unit is illus
trated in three syllogisms: The world is di-
vidcdl into mineral, vegetable and animal
LIST. Vegetables are combustible. A tree is a
vegetables; therefore tree is Combustible,
I'd. Animals are mortal Man is an animal ;
therefore man is mortal.-Hedyo's Logic,
Questions and answers Introductory TO the
third syllogism: How much labor is there in
that aXe-handle? 1t was made with machinery
IN about three minutes How much labor Is
there in those boots? About ten hours. They
were made in day, How much labor is there
in the woodwork Of that wagon? One man
did the work in week. How much labor is
there in that bridge? Two hundred men did
the work in three months Six hundred
months, or fifty years. From which it is seen
that the units of labor are minutes, hours and
other portions of time Commerce is the eX-
change Of labor Therefore the units of com.
mercc are minutes, hours and other portions
of time.
Suppose this TO be the conclusion in the
third syllogism. Therefore the units of com.
mcrce are cents and dollars. Such IA conclu-
sion as this from such unquestionable premi-
ses it would be difficult TO account for, and at
the same time successfully maintain that the
difference between man and quadrupeds was
nationality.
Discussed in detail in another place
1866. JAMES ADATR.
The above is correct, and can be seen by any
one visiting the cemetery in Homer, III.
PEDRoHERCULEs.
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DIR. T. A. SMURR.
XIgllantes.


The people of Eagle township, having suffer red
considerable of late from the depredations of
tramps and thieves, decided last week to organ
ize vigilance committee. A meeting was held
on Friday evening of last week at Crafts school
house, and the organization of the Eagle Town
ship Vigilance Committee effected similar to that
of Usage township. Each member of the associa.
ton is required to furnish a description, to the
secretary, of all his horses or mules. The object
Of the association is the protection of property
from horse thieves, and other depredations.
When horse is stolen, each member must either
serve two days in the hunt providing the cap
ture is not made sooner) or send a suitable sub
stitutc, free of charge. 1t requires the presenc
of two-thrds of the members to make any
changes in the bylaws and constitution-one.
fourth constituting a quorum. The admittance
fee for each member is 81. Regular meetings
will be held the first Saturday in each month.
The following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year.
PreSment-Charlcs Hoffman,
Recording !Seg1etary-G. q. Gunther.
Corresponding Sec,stdiieS-l. y. Jennings, Bark
ley Galloway, Walter Newport and Oliver Reeder
1redsuyer'-Benjamin Schafer.
Cdptaia-T. j. Patterson.
Lieitendnts-J. ID, Courtney, j. w. Crosby, Pat
Barton and l.. NJ. Sawyer.
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The Burlington people are doing some heavy
grading on the Fox River Line, and spending
much money 70 make IL a substantial and perfect
road The heavy grade al Sheridan, where thou
sands Of cubic yards If dirt have already been
used up, is perhaps one-half finished. II j. the
heaviest filing on the road, unless they should
conclude to fiji in at the ottawa bridge instead Of
using trestlinS. Just above Wedron, beyond the
creek, couple Of deep cuts, hitherto crossed on
;-ls;lcs, at the mercy OF any sudden frcshei, are
also being filed up at a great expense. Indeed
the Burlington route is nearly perfect in the mat
ter q road bed, as well a. gentlemanly officers.
We wish the managers could Dc impressed with
The Jeau;y Of making the run TO Chicago in lit
tie better tine than four hours.
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Canty, with Jay Blodget, in order to b. 'i''lc
ahead Of the boys on a shortcut had hi- head
clipped, shaved, sand papered aud vanished this
week, and we believe that any barber who would
advertise "sealping artist ally executed" would
catch Canty for the first customer a. he Is very
ambitious young man..
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Berlin Congress-.


The Berlin Congress.
The Berlin congress held its last sitting on
Saturday, all the plenipotentiaries attending IN
full dress. The only business was to hear the
treaty read and then signing it, which the Pile
Inipotentiaries did in alphabetical order The
treaty is quite lengthy, containing GA articles.
Its main provisions are, that Bulgaria Is made
an independent principally, electing its own
prince, having legislature, religious freedom,
&C., though the prince must be christian
Roumela remains under the authority of the
Sultan, but is to have a christian governor.
Bosnia and Herzegovina are to be controlled
as Austrian provinces. The independence of
Servia and Montenegro is recognized with
certain restrictions. Roumania gives Bessara-
bia back to Russia and gets in lieu of it the
Dobrudscha, The Notifications OF the Danube
from the Iron Gate to its mouth are to be RACED
Religious freedom Is to be guaranteed to all
residents of Turkey Batoum, Kars and Arda
han are given to Russia, but no money COM
pensation to Russia is exacted of Turkey
The London papers generally approve the
treaty, speaking of it as sure harbinger of
long peace-indeed some of them are quite
boastiul Of it as a great triumph of British
diplomacy.
The island OF Cyprus has been formally ia,
ken possession of bv England and is to be gar
risoned by a small English force, supplement
ed by local militia. Sir Garnet Wolsely is
placed in command.
England.
The return of Lords Beaconsfeld and Sails
bury from the Berlin conference was made the
occasion, on Tuesday, of giving them a grand
ovation. An immense company went down
from London to Dover to meet them, and as
the steamer bearing them reached the wharf,
greeted them with enthusiastic cheers. The
mayor OF Dover then made short speech of
welcome to which Beaconsfield in a clear voice
replied. Their lordshps then proceeded in
carriages to the railway station and started for
London, where another immense crowd await
ed them as they arrived at 5 30 O'Clock. From
the railway station they proceeded IN carriages
to the foreign office, the streets the whole long
distance being literally damned by shouting,
cheering multitude. At the foreign office both
Beaconsfield and Salisbury again made short
speeches, upon which the crowd retired sing
ing God save the Queen"
On Thursday Lord Beaconstleld, before a
densely packed audience made a report of the
part he had borne in the Berlin conference to
the House of Lords. He claimed that by
the changes the tirmness of England had
wrought through the conference in the treaty
of Stefano menace to the peace of Europe
had been removed, a threatened injury to the
British empire averted, and important reforms
IN the administration Of the Turkish empire
assured.
Beaconsfcld finds his diplomacy at Berlin
in such general favor that he has decided on a
dissolution of parliament and the ordering of
new election, confident that with his present
prestige, he will haye no difficulty in procur-
ing good working conservative majority in
the new house.
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Observation-Disclosures Hoffman.

Like beautiful jewels in brazen settings are
handsome features upon face marred by signs
of blood poisoning The great purifier of the
blood is DR.. Bulls Blood MIXTURE.
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see the circus, and we should judge Kansas
has lots Of pretty girls from the representation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
THE COURTS.
i, ,ncrn WITH BREACH OF TRUST.


onrv,xc OF THE TRIAL OF LOUIS F. THERAssoN'
Icp,s f. TherassOn, lawyer, indicted Tor
.,tr,nc a signature by false pretences, was put on
81 yesterday before Judge Davis IN the Court OF oyer
. "a Termincr Mr.. TherassOn is an old lawyer Wen
Known TO the profession. He is defended by Lucieh
Rirtseye and william A. Beach while District'Auorhey
pbelns rer.onaly conducts the prosecution, and Is
aided by John McKeon counsel for the complainant As
stated Yesterday by Phelps the cause
NJ the Indictment against Therasson Is that he nduccu
Hrs Surnl I. ZabriSkic wealthy hdY ana cileD' W
loan $4,000 to the Reformed Low Dulch Chnlch Vi
Harlem. BCiOIc the mortgage became hut 4HeIdSapli
hv sfrtipc taat the loan insecure, Obtalntd MS
clients onseut 10 exchange il for more secure lie
tIcn attained the money due the mortgage win IN
terest ~ 2g4 10 and kept her In ignorance OF inc lt
ia, tho mortgage was paid on and while paying Inc
Interest never accounted to her for the principal ,
The first and chief witness was MTsEahriske ratDc'
bondsoue od Iadv who told OF her utter trust III tue
prisoner ms her adviser though she generally kept hcI
securities IN her own possession. ehe toia at sone
length the details Of the loan. aud OF MT IheIass9n
anncatnn TO hcr to change IL substantially as s'eu NV
ne oupulnc She was cNamined al great ieagl
nv MI Peach and admitted that she had been Tor some
veors senorated from her husband, somewhat Sharply
adding 81 saw him to-day IN the COURTROOM as pr
hans Won know, sir" Further crOss-cXahiluaIlul l
br6ugh ont the fact that in two other y,
OF which she designated as the TlOuuo moOu U 49,
and the other as q mortgage on IcIdhSou ""H t4'h
eTfy sbe believed she had been defrauded ,,,.,..
sylvester Bennett of the Registers ono, Ch"aI' ~
Notf deacon and secretary OF the Harlem CRuch: anu
othcrs testified III regard TO the actual discharge OF inc
mortgage and the Court adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
nECISIONS-DKC. IL.

Supreme Court hambes-By Judge Brady
h%aPe as defendant
and submit answer Trow printing ana aS tbe
New. York City Steel explanation required But
In The mater Of Fleming should be reference Emgrant
Industrial savings iank aGt So,yi PTopeing
BY Judge Lawrence SwebD aet Decentralization to revive
action is granted agt. Sargent Order granted
SSectat oE melton Of win: opinion
sprague agt Bcelman and With costs
pnion Pullman etc JefcGtt and others-Judgmeh'
Saocpior Coari~SgcciaI Tcym-By Judge SpeirI,
agt Wheeer-Moton granted Sc 3,i o noiice
Decker agt he Pennsylvania Railroad Company OF
anee Company.0rer % In reT Of N"yemSer 20
Oricr amending summons; Iomy agt Trui1hly Baker W.
pain & a sT 1 Tnivcs Life nsnAaaec Company brown
agi Iaggev The Randall etc. Sy:np COMPANY aRI en
PiIz act Eole whitney agi l5Ge swseunH Gr AK, nS q
nett; Banks ag CadTe, Wte AT HHamS WtIl,sms AT
SS ave, s egn Crsebead ag TiglaIn Rcnning ag
&mcd: Nils act Gould the sixth National Bank ast Nc
5rfG 2Sr Fart TRr Judge Van vorst-Adjouned Nov
cnDer teun-Havemeyer ast Havemey ior nc"
Common PIeas~Special Term-Bv judge J. F. Daly-
Hencken j agr United states Liz, Insurance COMPANY
Insurance Company Ell al-MOiion DENIED see opinion III
Bg Judge Van Observation-Disclosures ast Bellmann actions
Nos 2-sce memorandum In The matter OF NE ap2
People tx rel eastman campbell Commiss onSr OF Pub
Steers AIT signed Bartlett ct al
agt Warng-GTantcd In the matter Of tho assglheht1l
memorandum. stewart. cue, aGt;
HaIng-The Marine Court knows how to deal VIII nun nhG
Lis sui; memorandum. Temple ag' ARar-l0hd MNyI
III 81 GOu Bloomfield agt katzenbcrg- hlcI
bond approved. Burg agt Rugsn-Gnnted ana slg,e, Gu
me of the Ssgnent of DOmansEy 70 ABBY Apc
ton for claims granted Hayes ag Bell; Burke agL HhS
dalc--GIanted. o.
Marine Court ChdmbcYs-By Judge GOepp.-
Bruce AIT Henkel Smith agt. ClsFke.-MOions Ithco,
Isaac ACT Blanck-MOtIOn vacate arrest dtnleG DIV
speedy tIia ordered Madden agt gtaHtSn
with coats nnless complied with. kerCh ag ColS
noTs Greenwood agt HirshDerg Drew agl tie Logan
ag Woodwork. Johnson agt Smith: Nelson RgI Donp'
Tieb.r Florence; Harsh McnSihg: morgan dgt'
Clarke; Adams Fontham solomon agJ rshDerg new,
man AIT Ellie: sampler ODerteuhct at 7utI
stein Dubois BTOsman ag JeTI0n MaySt az
sci DnDkcr bunker agt SchusteT; Sclr ag Akus stew.
All agt Starre-OUaars entered and fled VIM ihtlmtI
AT CToniCy-MOtOn granted. Meyer agt GOud Pfaendler
gr IampeTt KemptOn agt Johnson Receiver appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
TAX on DEPOSITS IN SAVINGS BANKS.

Judge ShIpman, OF the Cnlteu oINICS W.
emit Court gave yesterday important decision IN re-
gard to the taxing of savings banks deposits Inc
nIointif the German Savings Bank, Of New-York III
making its return OF Internal Revenue tax on June l.
1874 deducted from the average Of its deposits as
cxemrt those which did exceed $1,000 made in the
name OF any person. but in case OF deposits
inc 90 600 II deducted that sum before the taxes wCe
esfmated The supervisor Of Internal Revenue maui
return In the plaintiffs without these utuuSui
and when the Commissioners OF Internal Rcvehuc "c
the appeal of the plaintiff TO this asses Sehi lhC
brought action against Collector Arch6oldto recover
the difference. .-.-- A.. ,,,.i,;o,, 40
Judge shpman in his decision sustanS the postn m
mo Government holding that the $2,OOo Is not 10 NC
dedncfed from larger deposit The Julge SiyS
Tine question relates the CONSTRUCTION OF the CldsC
On the statute which exempts from the tax on deposits
IN savings bank all deposits not exceeding SZoOO maui
in the name OF anv person. The natursl cousIuuC
tjoD is that all those deposits maze IN ,nS
name OF one person which 10 not exceed
So 600 are exempt. II is very UHeleh'
XnreSsion from the clause in the statute relating 10 IN
come tax which provided that the sum OF SZOOX
Of the given profits and the income of any person shall
be exempt from said income tax The clause unde con-
alteration exemps those deposits and those only OF any
one person which do not exceed - 600 Ihs cohsr1o
zion has been placed upon similar language Dy Ine
Supreme Court" Judge sbipmnn quotes the opinion OF
Justice Clifford upon somewhat similar case JUICE
ment is ordered for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPRlBR COURT-CHAHBERs- BRADY. J.-Nos. 90, 81 i! l.
lO7 lis l4B 49, 49, 2Oi 232 24S, go J8 254 zoo Zoo
2j7, 259. 1903. ~, 90 ,ov
ana s2 So $50 7S7 62i 72j 79j 7S5 1874 $50. 49,
775 500 66I 1902 T0s SO. ,ooo ,-,.,
CIRCITI-PARr Ivan Brunt J-Nos 43$g. lti5'??'
27 2s4e 1882 272 iI74 l5h 5 Us 7 1asg 9ss 5Sd5
yqOO 2gO4 2QUj 290G 29O7 29OS 29O9 lPlO 2El 2gi2'
2al5 20ls 290 1924, 1929 1882 2013 2S4 $780, <Voo
Par II-Lawrence Case on, No. 33iG,-Prince agt
CI PtST' iii iIDoHohUe J nos 1907 2uI 1920
SUPERIOR COUHd-SPEcIAL 1EEM-speE NOS o. 3d.
TRJGL TERN2PSRT I-Sedgwick J.-Nos. 9s4 1885, 8sG.
387 262 5Sl, no. 1900 S9l A5l lO3 SEs SiS ss4 Z'o
COMMON PLEAs-srECAL TEm-Van Hoesen J.-Ho
uT Tso Sa |TTRyC p Day r. J-Nos H. / g 49, 10
7GG 704 1871 4s7 ass 1885 7l5, Az 49, 1885, 7'O 6'sr
Pan IL F. DAY Nos lOil. COB. 2S5. P53 80
300 1905 2O5. G3I 1922 e96, 81 1883 1885, l-S IvOi
MARISE CoGRT-TRlAL TERN.PART mo Adam j J SOS
2g7l. 5l65, o &C. 5lG7, 5l6s, 49,. .-, ,c,o -..
PART u-AKer. {. Mos. 4b5s. A55a +Go9' 2a5l
1898 4sO6.44s 2O92. 1854 1856, b429 1896 BAL 1920
Ps1r III-sbcri.an Nos $3.50 5OG2 J0l2 27Oa 5O45
b299 5O72 $685. 6u78 5000. 1904 5uS boCl bOB3 5l6i
GENERAL sEssONs-PART I-Gndcrsecvc. J.-Phlip
terry: John Burns, burglary john Cuuan Annie Moore
Charles Lcrcle. Alexis Seifert, John Philips Mau
NcWhOuse grand larceny Lester Beach, Robert "hei0n
Wenmeicr John mOnalhu false prctenccs
Philip levi larceny from the person BERNARD GolISteih
Anna siein receiving stolen goods GeoIRe willard VIC
iation Gambling Benjamin Davis Ellen CRAWFORD as
SAINT and battery Frederick W. Malloy robbery.
OYER AND TERMlSEB-Davis. J. J.-Lous J.. IheaTrason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
NAVY INTELLIGENCE

A FEAT IN MISUNDERSTANDING WAR SHIPS OFF
PERU-ORDERs.
WAsUIVGTON. Dec 10.-1he United States
steamer Saratoga under tho command Of Lieutenant
Commander Robley Evans, which arrived at the Navy
Yard in this city yesterday from Baltimore sailed the
entire nd anchored at the Navy Yard without
the use OF steam or tug assistance, circumstance
which has not happened before in the Of any vessel
arriving at the station here for many years
Lieutenant Commander c. j. Barclay, commanding the
limited STATES steamer Onward, now at Chllao, Peru.
in report 10 the Secretary Of the Navy under date OF
November 90 after giving an account Of the assassna
ton of Don Manuel Pardo, ex-Presdent OF Peru and
president OF the Senate says: "The greatest excite
mept pr,vailed and wel-msured plot, having for it,
object the complete overthrow OF the existing Govern
ment has been discovered. The City Of Lima has been
placed under martial law, and numerous OF arrests Of
prominent persons have already been made. 1t not
known how far the army may have been tempered with
The only regiment that has shown any dsaffection Is
the one TO which the assassin belonged The American
Minister states that no Immediate danger to American
residents Is feared" Information from Commander
Rodgers led Commander Barclay 10 expect the arrival
of the Adams at CaaO on the 23d Of November.
Paymaster Charles W. Samm has been ordered to
is ordered to hold himself III readiness FOR duty az H.
specOr of Provisions and Clothing at the Norfolk Navy
Yard. Lieutenant +. NJ Symonds Is detached from
Minnesota, and granted leave OF absence FOR three
months Paynaster s. A. Frailey is detached from the
Norfolk Navy Yard and ordered to settle accounts.
Passed Assistant Paymaster j. g. Hobbs has reported
his arrival home, having been detached from the Dis
patch European Station, on the 10Th OF October last
aud ordered 70 settle accounts. Gated Engineer ", r..
WOrthingtOn has reported MS return home having been
detached from the Alert Asiatc Station, and has been
placed on waiting orders
Cadet Engineers X. =. Griffin and g. II; Bull are de-
tach5d from the Quunebaug, and ordered TO the
Alliance, European Station.