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wrnNrsn,Y. Mnrch % p. M.-Thc lcadlI

WEDNESDAY March PIP M.-Thc leading
speculative fnvoritc II IL" Stock ES"hans' WIS
lake shore which advanced to COS. Hs against
Cli, i'm the early transactions. There IS SAID I"
bn n fresh pool In this stock. hut at thr"nmr time
the st. raus, which rose a e cont Tor tnr '"ni-
mon tn iOi, and f. z cent. for the preferred 10
49, commanded attention. Michigan 'cn'rh
assumed more tlan usual prominence ny hs
rise from G2A to- "a T.. though subsequently
dropping TO GJ'. Mt the close. In Delaware.
Luckawanna and Western the price advanced
e cont. to- 80 undor the inHu"nce oi mnnipun-
ton Ivy new combination which has Tor some
time been in existence Delaware and Hudson
WIS ALSO higher and Morris and Essex moved
up e y cent to ~. and nearly the highest prices
were recorded ut the close. western Union
moved pp ~ high rs sO', but fell back to 7s,,.
eN dividend OF IL Y cent? lntn IN the day; In
New Jersey Central the price. on comparatively
large trnnsnMi9ns. ranged vt l3's l3s@l3a.
and Pacific Mnil advanced from lSA To IVA, nut
closed at 1874 MI r dr"ppinHto u again. no
fluctuations III til" romun Ter Of the list Will bo
found at the foot of this column.
The tutnl number Of shares dealt in was IL
9Gi. of which Lake Shore represented 3S.u15 {;
Delaware. Lnrkawanna and western. lHWD;
st Paul. II 900; DO preferred iioo; Michi-
gan Central. G.sg7: Norihwcstern, G.3l2' 10.
Preferred. 1928; Rock, Island. $500; pacille
Mail Z go: Western Union, $500; Delaware
and HUDSON Canal. 4.C2G Morris nni Essex,
i leo. NV York Central 800; Now, Jersey Cen.
YAK l3ss c. Ga G. gGa o 2oV Gn WsD"S 3d. o IT.
Louis and Iron Mountain. 325; Cl.velanl
anI Pittsburgh 2i5: Hannibal aud st Josepi'
ig73S: Iliinais Central. 100; and Harlem. 10
In the gold mnrket the trnnsa,il"hS were
limited, and III. rtice ranged at loi a.
| me following we've the runciial mutations
i 80, N. i H. 's sS5F .'. ii0Sii''.
In loans the rate. paid Tor having balances carried
re Total cicaring. At M, gold department Of ,lc s!N
! Exchange were gt3.2iUu1. gnll balances ~ H-oIf.
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ARpOTT At Lawrence Mas March T. the Rev. 7. ,.
oyt formerly pastor o' u'' w "'''''' '""'e" ''
Al Ln ON Iu"sl9N VAT" ~ n" i n ATTY yP Ii
Nnnrrf xuf '' ~ sal,m Mas March 7 Mrs Eliza q
brr t, tna n he ie, inst, Mr. James
4, ni - -, a.. ,s,,n I'M a. lis ayr
",tti, + iN,;ft1N in' li,rmv Ny March ls 1879 Ed
~ - III - -, 49,, y ~, vi, ~. - >' -
"1tI VI H. Min, ~ ~, the 10th inst Jacob D.
MINI, ,..d ~ ,snrs 10 months aid . DAYS
~, -, ANN ~, 'r'i va ,,ar. ,uj 4 months "
RRiI"s-in Aar.o'' Mass ." ISL" inst rh"p p'S-@
.'IAsEI y salem Nes,; ; Mhrch T. "'" Nanny
~ u. Eli fc"i ct h,r .a.. vrc - potter corLen IN
a., III, , ,.a'r a., IN. ny. ~
N,'s,,I wv $3.50 +, ,a-a Il, Troy Y Y Mrs John
p,SnNNN n'aS u, a., ~ az, 'In t'rsinan and JSnsh.
Mr OF cot Benjamin I"'mHdse OF l'e"'e''' Oo''' "SSS
noRsox In Vernon. Conn March Ii. Peter DoIson.
~ w ~, " , v,sh IL 1919 Mrs Maria
hN T., , 7, ; ~, h MI, nv. - ''''
tNLNE -N,tcn \. ~ ,"n , 'H Yii oy he lstc
90 e. ''"I; ,rtt IL ID r.i =, years 10 months and
+WNSSxtx In phii.l.iuhis ON IN. 18th inst Mr. John
| ra,t,'r H., ,I,r 7,,l, V"mr AZ, hi. nee
Tpm Y w ~ 1 rssi.ne. near csmphcilsiurr Henri,
S S'u,,i," Nv ~ IT, ~ dnv - '' ' "
| W"up St,, u,iiau,l PATENT Oneida county n v.
Mach I, MIS- sara" ~ """""' Asea % Ss"'' "''"''
"' ~ ,,rv,x A, uoh.wt \ v March ie 1879 Mrs
| nn h ,e, II nh'""A" 'e'o' " WV '''s " '
MI III ii III clinton n Y March, 4 Mrs Lu.ina Post
| Vii. ~, rIi Inn IN i,r .dt, ,cnr w. = ~
hrIRiv IN R,iiin,or, an March 10 1873 Allen Ksir.
~, T., H., AN ~ ,''ar ,,i nj - noe ~ ~ $3.50
hli. '.n =, Lover" Me- '''" ihs'' MI 'oep A''
t, W. II a., Ma. March q I,n,sa owis aged
81 yys,s sah month, ,.,.,,. y, tho ,so,n. MARY
~ ~ ~, ~, " a., ~ III an ~, he ,s wear II
her n'I'' aye W ''s INV '"''' - Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-21
LITTLE JOHNNrrs FIGHT
j ohm sherman Preparing to Dust Him from
His Rig Rooms.

Information came from Washington, yes
tcriav, that John sherman. de Iucto Secretary
OF the Treasury. never moved the trcmor oil an
cyclid when he read littlc Johnny Davonports
rrfusal to vacntc ono VI hs three suites VI rooms
i'm tho Post Onicc building. Ue is determined
To- execute his purpose as declared in his letter
to- Postmaster James. In confirmation Of this.
Assistant Custodian M'Afrc was required to
admit Treasury clerk into the rooms ycstcr-
dny morning. that he might measure them for
the now furniture to ln put in Tor Marshall IL.
Blake. Unhrd Statcs Internal Revenue Collector
fortts S,,nnd district who is to bc the new oc-
cupnn,. If little Johnny permita tho de fncto Soc
rotary ia have his way. Mr. Blake said that he
WIS urcunring to remove nom MS present
quarters Ut s3 Cedar street. whi'h co1t me nnN-
crnmput 81 800 u year ana where ~ ma purn
cu4 all day during the ln,i.! Latt OF Apr,,i
Corporation Counsel William {. whitney
snilri yfri.llv ~ he remarked 10 n reporter Tor
,r,,s S,iS th,,t he had not yet begun the invest-
,,Ht.on that h. had been requested lnnNr mo
Little johnny Davenport" theory 1i re Dor,
initnre low the Government Ot Us ttlr To- thr L ~
I one, building 1t IL pointed out that II this
thrnrv l., correct then The GoVcrnmcnt forfeited
its title when it allowed iAllr JImnhy w. om,.t
| the building just after It's completion, because.
/ ns Commissioner Of Elections. II 10 cla,med that
/ he Is neither nm a;tarho ~ the Iost Oiiico nor
! an officer uf IA United Stat.s Court go
| Whnt was talked about. however. with greater
| interest i'm The United States Courts and IN the
! DIV yInli il ittlr Jnhnny's tenure ~ office ~
/ cirrl o., he rnited States Circuit Court ~
| Commissioner vt Elections he occupies fon
rooms As Cierk Of the Circuit Court he 9cru'
! MICS rlryrn II he H. oustrd ~ Clerk. and ois'
romunlled. ~ Commissioner ~ Elections. t,
now in,o whit he cal tb.s opic: hc will H. con
! w,dn and Is feet high. The danger thW
! tnront"is him as Clerk arises from the t,rt tina
/ Judge Rmt.hford will trtr his srnt, within :
I frw wrnk-. as Judge of the Circuit Court IL
I viii have 1t In his power To appoint anew ,lrrk
/ Who the new incumbent is 60 -" j. not deter
/ r,it,I but II il WHISPERED thut Il j. to be- some
I iniy who win not attempt to Keep United State
4 officers out of Uuird Sinics building. hn'
VINO en-, l,t along with less than eleven lars
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r. BISON anil Cfarr B., iLe FIrA Theatre, the most
lIDtltr bachelor, 90 tuN
HcNi vcek Nc j : Clarke will appear At the fnh
Avenue Theatre bC l.ay,e' ia The Heir 40 Law
Mfr utttIayk.on.. play b.. go rehearsal ut Nibu's Oar
.',u and wlU 10 produced with tie title VI "ttaiea
Duuul
Iul. Mario an American lady has made great hit a,
tlc sHt ttflu, NNp!,s III Ion f"sluAiv She Is We"
known lu this cts.
Mr. Growers cafill play Of " Our Boarding Hon-e Is
IaNtl At iht bnwtIy Theatre NluN ever heiul'
Ilc n. ItJL n tie present cast j. new conner and
In. made a hit Her name j. Adelaide Thornton
"Evau-.llur ht. proved quite ~ ATTRACTIVE at 4 @
Gran. Orcr House cse where. IL, sprl-htv music
ted drucrN and 10, pretty iAcrs MAKE up one
oi tho entertainments ever housed ~ mat mar
lu palace.
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head. making total Of ass since Monday. asanst co
Tor tile CORE s.idinv uulc last week The market was
some what irregular with q fair demand To- vnol stock
an1 .Iuw sale nriuarc. uencrhllv TIE icvhiW was
weaker S.rpn ranged from Sc tu Clsc g % l"niDs
from g. Tc. ..-..,.- 49,, -.
az rn liM d.m,- siurc M"niaV. a4uin'l 7W' ir lnS
4" ,, t,n, mi v..k Nnir. ur s.lo nlvo. Nominal
,,n,,t.t.,. tur live huts 81 ShttI 81 n ltN b1
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ALBANY. March 20.-The New Capitol con-
tracts were awarded n. follows; Tlng, to Miller
Coaies, Sew iorA, s2s sna5 glass t. seaman, Bqehe
Co New YORK Sllini ~ tirorgc Martin m ihs cliy
Lns secured am Injunction against the 'omn ,siocrs he
claiming To- be the lowest bidder for the carpentry ana
cabinet work, they having awarded the contract " an
9th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-21
Muller. AMI j. G.. Blue. Appended is come oil
Al. 49, ..,.,i, On which Che report " Mhs"d; =.
w.. i,r - iJrruia. hefu- sworn. wiis asked II

p "''I NN t '' -, y, -. s'.',r', ,"si,ln-
n" ,,atli tno common. onout ~ The
= 49, V' ~, ,,d S,,u.t. Nlo.ls d NoD ~ have
H. T., ', ,., ',. ,,rtiuii' .,,- i'i Co.. interest ot
y. '' 49,. B.. tr ,t-Ir,I :, ,N. li. q. and
iur h.''- IL "' ~, J.. ,...r. ',,t,r,.i'l ir
" W. ',''" .,,,,f. W vi,..u .rot.u 49, about i
~ 81. w. y NH n i'.''.,,,, ,i,,,i,. i.u,hed about
~ - '',,,r Gt...t g..4, ios fruk VI -e-. ON
l' 10. ''- w., ,,'.. H.. ,,r.ruN ito ON
IN hlil vn4 NV. ,r.ui an events. WAS
'..,,v'.U, ,..i t's. / blk Frost uid BY3'-
l' 'N.' i, ,',' "a, nnrti..l iory I
li % '' ''.' ii, . IN. 1 II e.,,,iii.i as II they /
' ' Al 81 ir,. WAY. 'rho Speaker /
u.s. .'.".' .,I', ~ ,h.,,, ,i,t y,.,.iI call /
" IL ..'. ,,..,, b., q ans, Ola 90 cor /
., t.i'i' 'i'. u' ~, u.. va M ,"nt a. oman
reDgy vn'rs'. ~ VIZ i,' r,' y''.' XIX ,"mii
'iN Ut ."''l .t''.1 al Al tt.. slime. /
49, u, ..'' 2 ,., i'm, ;, t,o, nu,oi..~ iaitrr- /
ioh "u'f' 10 "i,,', 1,.,'',';,,. Sr.nhrr Moses /
H'.i'.ii ~ ,,t ~ iu"..v nj nn. ,iskrdthr
'l''r .",j,t XIV tHnusand dut,,re over
''i""s'' ',lN,'. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .i1nuJuv,i or
i.i WV ~. G,, '....,,.. ~, Ken oi winch nc
w.. Mo-. ,i. .l,,. "a, i..,iitn.put ui inc COM
Wft's. H. 'arri' ".,,rniUG7 ,Im ul ris,t; he
fi' i".' - ~ '"'"'
si. .htf w. .,t,., seem. Mrs. erssion ~
I! .iiouev a. l' ,i r'tn'.t g, on
=. VIM i't W. ' - .,t tam, thu ror,,nrn-
lv'iroh'f' w on " RE- "",,I ',its',in Rai,ruN
','M' ~. " Johu f. NWgir. Ii *. ,rott u.
"'r "~ II CiGuuil |rlnn ASH Ecubou
a. 't.'I' -, no, VIEW ansinu- tp 30.
. M, uiroinfthr unu4econiuittrr@ ns also
!'il W. ~ ,.. .'rt,',u l.Is through the
un-" 'rrst nur tlnfl 't.p other of tiirn con.
l'u' 'S' 'n' 49,. ., IL, matter I r.n..fih,r
1, / u',',r."n mid j. l. Srnp'r Principally
'."" n.v nW.,rri me sg5.nlg n would
"' 'N,, w. s..tk.r 4, ru--tu,- tltolr l4i,-
"- ~ ", ~ .f a., Inc III rf ti., " u.r ana. b..
49, -, D" n,., mn Inc committees iu-i ~ they d.
sirr,l' S..'s' 90 LII m 81" ,, r'i, kt,,,,.,'n
y',. M. r.i -o"l ,.ln.n whom tiev so.cctd to
nl'". H' w. A., ,., ,,.' arJ ,'s, ns.,.i"J
I.,, Il. rn.. .i,,. tirirtits. H inai tine owed
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And Oats received the hichcstaw at the Cen
;.iial Ambition Sold n ~ packages and CASES OF
"a packages All Aiocers Depot 3l3 greenwich u ADD
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The Boy with II Calico Eye.


Tho sarpnt Of siskiyou COUNTY" the hunky
boy witt cHllru eye, il coming, uii MN appear next
Monday in 40. - OF TIE Nse l"k hteeip adj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-21

Arrived rpSKSnAv March %
81, H.. RI Warrni' linmiurs March u. uni HNvr' "''
- Mas Wander ll,evcm. Rotterdam haieh y 49,"
Nlissngou ltl
- Anviin Yunng, fnniOn
- New orleans D,urhnfit New orleans
y. Ai4t,rs IIaW ,nurn. sew orleans
- Nlhcmnrlc. Gibbs laMrs -.
- CIV at Wushiugtun. fnnrrmnn' havana
shin sri,dia. Iightitsiy. Manila
Hnrh lIA>srl. sainuclse't. Liverpool
la, i,auru aud t;rrtrulc schultz. Bremen.
U,rk John llnnneit Prdunc. Palermo
UarA i,Vsin. Larsen. London 49, -, -
pnrk t,.sm Mnritirn Costello plymouth, Eng
Bath ADDER tiunnc~cn. Ipswich.
Hnrk ntchrlc. Buttn Mlin>t
Bntk HraliVtr. SIlycfVt. - Thomas
Bnrk Rnlipr Nuit. HUI
Hr . Princess Rove. Fvrnainhuco
Briv Oliver Cutt~. Iuucs, Gunatvcs
Also the usual river ana cuastwi~c vessels
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THE Sarpint OF Slskiyou County" the hunky
hov with calico eye, y coming ana VIII appear AeA'
Monday IL NJ. ~ VI the Nee iWk WssAIy-Ads
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,IcW hmohtlaJn5
MISS Tnitk iN's GHIiIEsr

ana sIORN or .tLlINBEin
THE STORY Ca ELlIAKl III Ny M-s iAnckeray.
dau.A.or w Nulam VI rha, holny, the anth,r OF
'AAluiA fur hln- Nuiuur IL Prfrr,1u- Dollar
srrt,s Ret Ntlum, prlcr - ur "a paper cover,
iurn with Thto.' price 30 cents
For snlc BY NJ HOOK sellers, and pulhs by
7 Is. PETERSON BROTHERS,, Phladelp hia.
Copies sent per ma everywhere, post paid on recipe
VI price,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-21

Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster is the best
remedy known ltreheNes pal" at once ana cures quick
La
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-21

Use Olinr's "Tastecss" Cod Liver OIL with
Lime aud Wild cherry Sold by druss's'A Depot y
naMerA -Alr.
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The sarpnt Of siskiyou Couptylmm the hunky
boy with calico Is coming and VIII appear next
Monday IN No ~ Vi The NEG lork H.skis. -Ais.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-21

The Peruvian Syrup being free from alcohol.
its enc elects are not followed by reAcuon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-21

L. Stands for Elliott's
G. stands Tor CarbuAc
b. stands Tor snuff--ior eatarrh. Ida
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-30
Order Reigns In San Francisco.

We have spoken more than once of the i'll
feeling existing in San Francisco toward the
Chinese. While opinions NAV differ as to
the causes of the antipathy felt nv MANY of
the citizens of California toward the Mon.
golians, no one can close his ewes to the fact
that that antipathy has assumed brutal form
in the great commercial oitv Of the Golden
State. The lower classes of that citv were
evidently planning an outbreak AGAINST tba
Moupolians two weeks ago and No one could
predict the outrapes that wonld he nerpe.
trated. The language used by certain aeita-
tors at the so called w,rkingmen's meetings
was becoming more and more demoniac. and
prudent citizens began To he alarmed Every.
body knows that mob soon becomes an nm
reasoning hyena. and bloodsbed and robbery
follow in its wake, even if they herald not
its approach; aud law-abiding citizens in.
sisted that the public authorities should take
some steps to preserve the public peace.
A pretext for an outbreak was found in the
expected arrival from China Of the steamship
City Of Toxic, and her coming was designed
TO be the signal of violence The authorities
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-30

The record of failures for the past year,
IS published by the mercantile agency of
4. g. Dun & Co.. in its annual circular for
Tor 1877, does not give much basis for the
belief that the hard times are passing away.
rhe number of failures in the Uuited States
Tor the year 1877 was eight thousand eight
hundred and seventytwo, and the aggregate
liabilities Sl90,G69, 900. For the previous
'and and ninety-two, aud the aggregate liza
bilties Sl0l III 900 Both the number of
failures and the amount of liabilities were
therefore slightly less than in 1876. For
the first three-quarters of the year the i'm
provement was considerably greater, but the
failures for the last quarter were consider
ably more in number and amount than for
the GORE, ponding period of 1876. In 1875
the failures were fewer in number by more
than one thousand one hundred than in the
year just past, the whole number being
seven thousand seven hundred and forty,
but the amount of liabilities exceed that for
1877 10y about eleven millions. For the
New England states however. the improve
ment in business, as indicated by the dimin-
ished number of failures, and especially by
the decreased amount of liabilities, was con
siderable. In Vermont, for 1876 the failures
were seventy-three IN number, amounting to
sl,4l0,930; while in 1877 they were ninety
six in number, with total of only S73s, POO
much less than in any other state in the
Union save New Hampshire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-30
Vengeance Of Slavery.

Mrs. Chisolm, the widow of Judge Chisolm,
md mother of Nellie Chisolm, who were
murdered by a Mississippi mob, has lately
been appointed to clerkship in the treasury
department at nine hundred dollars a year.
She has been assigned 10 the registers
office, and is at work registering returned
coupons, an arduous and wearisome labor
Mrs. Chsolm is a fineooking woman, but
Violently much broken by care aud sorrow
Ter pale and griei-worn face, and the hard
look of suffering in her blue eyes at once
tell of experience that would have crushed
more ordinary person. Her voice in speak
ing has strained and taltering tone that
,hows the memory of horrors never to be
forgotten Peace and quiet are all that she
asks for, and to forget, if possible, some Of
the past Her ouly remaining child, a
brighteyed little boy of twelve years, is her
constant companion, was with the fated
'amily during their confinement in the Jail,
aud witnessed the terrible death of his
father and his sister, but seven years older
than himself. Mrs, Chisolin is even vet the
recipient of anonymous and threatening
letters which serve to recall to her all that
she has endured in the past year. One re-
ceived from Chicago few days ago warns
her that by hayin come North aud accepted
government aid she will forfeit her standing
IN the South, will be ostracized socially aud
that it will never be safe for her to 20 back
to Mississippi. In conversation Mrs. Chisolm
is bright aud interesting, aud her accounts
of wal experiences have u quiet humnr in
them that show a joyous nature that grief
has borne down. General sherman, in his
march to the sea, came by her house with
thirty thousand of his men, aud every man
of them stopped at the house Tor netting
to eat or to wear. After the army passed
she had nothing lie but the house over head
and her family in it, The quartermaster
asked her why she did not tell the soldiers
that she had fed, secreted and cared for
Union prisoners, and said that ii she had
told the tale thirty thousand times she would
have been let alone. In few years they
made up for all they lost during the wni
and had their own neighbors but left them a,
we'll, the name of her old home would not
be as death spectre TO her mind Wash
ington Letter,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-30
Letter from Rev. J. Copeland.

WEBSTER, n Y January % 1873
Messrs Editors IL learn from your laper of
the 23d Instant. which comes an ever welcome
visitor into INV family that in St ,Johnsbury
pansies were picked in full bloom from the ground
on New Years day and the sony of summer birds
was heard also That is II remarkable fact but
we can equal it here, for on that same day, but n
little distance from our house, party were ont
in tn" door-yard engaged Mt a game of croanet. A
thing that was never known here before at that
time Of the year, and probably may never be
known again The ground was entirely bare aud
the temperature mild, that it was not ut all I'M
comfortable To play at the game at that time
Daring December cherry trees were reported in
blossom in some parts of this county. The mild.
ness of the season Is n common subject Of remark
We have read Of the mercury down to thirty eight
degrees below zero not long since in your village;
in this place it has not yet reached lower than four
degrees below, and only once as low as that We
have had but six days sleighing thus far, and
that was very poor No ice has yet been gathered
for our summer use. 1t has formed at best only
tn the thickness Of four inches, and remained AT
that only couple Of days. The streams are all
clear at the present time and ice-gatherers think
they have gloomy prospect before them, Last
winter was remarkable for its depth of snow and
cold this f'r the absence OF snow and mildness.
business throughout this region is dull, and
times are hard. asked u man from AN adjoining
town, not long since, how the times were? lie
replied; IL Is the liveliest time for debts that
ever saw Everybody that you are owing wants
his pay and you have no money to pay with.
One great trouble seems to be want Of conf
dence. Men do not know whom to trust. II one
has Il demand against another he wants it paid ;
then If he gets the money in hand, he does not
know with whom to trust it. \ short run was
made not long ago upon the Rochester Savings
Bank the oldest and strongest institution OF the
kind in the city but all demands were met So
promptly that II soon subsidized Those who drew
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-30

To THE PoINT-Ex-Governor Straw, of
New Hampshire, has written TO Washing
ton giving his view Of the effect remone-
tizing silver will have upon the operatives
OF New England Tie cites the payment
made monthly from some of the largest mills
in his state, and of one he is connected with
where two hundred thousand dollars are
paid out monthly to about five thousand
people lie says that silver has already be-
come a drug, and there is general desire
among traders to dispose OF it for paper.
lie pictures in strong colors the losses which
will TALL upon the laboriug class il the sup
ply OF silver is still further increased aud il
becomes Il legal tender
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-30
Bible Translation.

The lovers of the Bible will be glad to
learn that the work of revising the present
English translation is going forward in Ger
many, France, England and America, aud
that there is ground for hope that it will be
completed within three or four years, DIR.
SGllaff, one of the American reviSers, gave
AN account of the progress aud character of
the work in the Church of the Covenant,
New York, last Sunday evening. The pres
mt English Bible, he said, is the outcome of
half-a-dozen revisons extending through
three generations Of church history but the
English language has changed, not as much
rs in earlier periods, yet enough to demand
the attention of Biblical Interpreters. The
meanings of words have varied. In the
phrase, take no thought for the morrow"
thought means anxious care, rs is proved
Toy Shakespeare, who makes one of his char
ac.ers die of thought" Prevent for
merly meant TO go before; it now means to
hinder "To let " signifed TO withhold /;
now it means 10 permit. revision, there
fore, is necessary TO prevent the common
reader from misconstruing the language,
The verses and chapters are being rearranged
into paragraphs aud proper divisions, and
the sacred poetry, which ILLS one-third of
the Bible, is taking proper poeuoal form.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-30

IIypRoPHoBIA.--Th death from hydro.
phobia, of A.hbel Buckland, of Chcopee,
Mass, last week, has been followed by the
death of DIR. S. l.. Way OF Sufiield, Conn,
who died on Friday morning of the terrible
malady, the cause being bite inflicted by
dog on the 2Sth of December. Mr.. Buck
land, before his DEATH said, d" 1t seems hard
that a strong, well man should have to 90
for dog" and there appears to be prob
ability that strong and indiscrininate
feeling against dogs will prevail for time
in the western part of the state, where this
exclamation of Mr.. auckland is very gem
orally sympathized in. In SufIield, Conn, a
war on the canine race has already begun