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New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
nro.ent honashold. Il Is to be modernised and

In the present household. 1t is to be modernsed anu
used as a breakfast-roOm. l.
what interested me, perhaps, most in my visit 10
Rideau Hall was the service Of the house. as IL "S
quite m accordance with my ideas Of an extensive Eng
lish home And the guide who kindly showed me ABOUT.
being English explained everything with the " nome
terms Here were the kitchen. the "scullerS, 'n'
servants hail." the " upper servants man. Oho
lers pantry" etc, etc. The servants-and tnere W." '
about forty-are divided according to their graue oI
vice They all breakfast together but dine separately
This fact As related by the guide was the occasion OF
come very democratic remarks his part. He frankly
volunteered that from bis point OF vie" he
couldn't see" why the upper servants shoul"
dine by themselves; have their fine desserts; ti'el
glass Of wine or ac they preferred and III "otu' W
exalted over their fellows. He admitted that suoh
things might do in England but" be said, "lVe peen
twenty years in Canada and in that time man gers
mighty democratic" 1t took me some time 10 reaiAe
that he was not joking for Canada seen through Anei
can eyes isn't Just the climax OF democratic pIInc
The wine-ceilar is being flied within few days -VO
cases OF chanpagncs and brandies besides numerous
barres OF ouors have been slowed into place and tha
"A only beginning. What would the White House say
10 that In connection with the Hall are large e"ps
and several greenhouses Surrounding II are ABOUT
We acres much OF wnch is st hea'l! "o"o"'
there having been little attempt al landscape
In front OF the wing added by Lord Mohck are
nrettv terrace and lawn, and from TINS tHe
view oyer. the City of Ottawa and tue rivers
Ottawa and Rideau-is very beautiful, While the
sunsets commanded from it never be iorsotteh' III
the rear OF the house the stables the gashouSe ~
curing and skating rnks and the famous topo-Sdn
slides Rideau Han is i'll the village OF NeWEdhDosh'
and is about two miles from tie Government buildings
The drive ont 10 it is along the bank OF TIE Ottawa
and across the Rdeau. which drops Ill grace1u I"I
into the larger river and might have been most chai
ting suburban street. but unfortunately lumber ana ran
roads have taken possession Of the vicinity ana reuoele"
II eNtreInelY nglY.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
FORMS AND CEREMONIES.

To the Edtt0r OF Jhe IftOhhc.
SIR: Having occasion in August last 10
spend quiet sunday among the highlands on the Hud
son. attended services at a church in the place. II
has a substantial and attractive appearance both In 1T
interior and exterior. The congregation consisted OF
about 100 persons and seemed composed mostly OF the
wealthy and intelligent Summer residents In that vein
Ity The services and singing were entered into bJ
them with much fervor which love to witness in all
churches There some things however, about the
method OF conducting the service by the officiating cer
gyman, that was not familiar with, and must plead
Ignorance OF their meaning aud ask the favor of bes
informed. Having been a COMMUNICATE for many year,
in this branch OF Chrsts Church IN this village, WHERE
the services conducted In the old and usual mode
NAV he pardOned for seeming unduly sollcltOus.
would respectfully and sincerely inquire The
object and siRnifcatiOn OF the following: The
reading OF the htany by the clergyman 10
front and outside OF the chancel with his back &c
the congregation. Kneelng In front, instead OF the
side of the cOmmunionable with his back TO the con
gregaOn In the anti-commuUion service. The turning
snuarely around facing the communiOnable every tlns
the Gloria PaT Is read sung The turning also, III ina
same direction at the close of the sermon when repeat
ing the ascripIion Of praise 20 the lne God Also the
elevation Of the plates cOntann. the aims or the con
gregaon before placing them on the communion taDle
perhaps rector wOuld be willing 10 enghten me
on these polnts and for which would he gratefully ln
debted. LAiAaS'
Flushing, L. T., Nov. II. 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
DE RUYTER BONDS.

To the Editor or The TRIBUNE.
SIR: have been a daily reader of your
valuable paper and indorse fully your stand against re
putliaon everywhere. The brief dispatch from Utica
announcing that the Town Of De Ruyter for informal
ty in their issue, has repudiaed Sl03OOo OF bonds
given In aid OF the Midland Railroad, aud your ed
toral note in tOdays issue Of your paper on the same
fail In getting the facts This town voted to bond
itself with the stipulation on the part OF the rail-
road company that the western extension
should be carried 10 Auburn. Eight years have
passed since the issue Of bonds, aud the road
has been built far only Cortland This failure OF
the railroad company keep its contract after eight
wears OF waiting the Of the recent vote II Is ia
no way the result OF the political movement which u
OF this live by honest toll and fair dealing and feel
that they have been injured by the non-fultment
OF the contract made by the railroad company.
Other towns this western branch, running from
Norwich TO Cortland bonded without the agreement to
run to Auburn. But what would you say OF the Ta'
road II, having induced the towns to bond lt, now
abandons the western branch and leaves them without
the road which they paid so dearlyt This Is NOW
the outlook for all those towns as heard thls SuDet
from an agent OF the company quoting the words Oi ah
officer under the receiver This expectation Is more
than n rumor, and may have FASTENED the action oi
De Ruyter Other must bear their heavy load Ot
bonds aud have their railroad taken from them Is lhs
justl - 800 NhA'H
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
ANATOMY AND MEDICINE.

y tHo EuttOE " IHc IFfOHHc
SIR: La your columns this morning there 1,
article the subject OF protecting the dead In view
OF the disgusting excitement which has recently been
created the stealing of dead body from yau,
within the city limits VIII venture to deny thar
long adhere to the practice of buryng the dead
we should also protect them. THE TRIBUNE proposes
that more stringent laws against grave robbery would
remedy the evil. When it is brought TO mind that only
few dollars realized by the robber for cadayer
the present punishment may be considered sufficient in
the greater number OF instances. The simpls
enactment of stringent laws however has pre-
vented crimes, and the thing necessary for us TO do 10
initiate the English in protecting dissection and
thereby enabling the anat0mst TO supply himself with
IN atena by legal means We no longer hear OF grave
desecraton in England, but we still retain the worst
feature Of her laws upon this subject, and consequently
are behind her IN this regard.
The dsG greeable. dark and superstitOus surround.
ings Of graveyards would disappear II cremation
were established the customary means Of dispOsng
of the dead.
THE TRIBUSE's animadyersIOn on the smaller medical
schools OF country scarcely ust that their stan
dard is not the highest will not be disputed but they
may be said to be simply supplying a natural ana
healthy demand for ordinary medical men. Were they
abe TO educate men TO the highest grade their gadu
ates could md no adequately eompensaied men.
settle visit 10 our crammed metropolitan schools OF
medicine should convince any one that New-IOrk TOO.
IL doing her share toward sending out Ignorant lads az
NJ Ds and that the sooner they are checked IN such
manufacture the better for the country" In ot0er words
the kettle should not designate the pot as black
New-YOrk medical schools turn out many hundred
" LADS" yearly, and not all with diplomas either. who
become the medical lights of locality IN tho
land They are no doubt competent for tue position
they Will MI and they wi |. moreover, give their
clients all the knowledge they are paid for possessing
but they do not represent In any degree the LOas,ed
higher education we constantly hearing so much
about. The fact is. higher education may
he easily enough established in medical schools bui
then 1t would not pay. In this new and widely-ex.
tended principal demand Is Tor medical
of mediOcre talent only, and there are conse-
quently found both city and country, humorous
aspirants bidding for the privilege OF nsructng them
ThUse who wish to obtain higher education can always
succeed in doing they possess tue necessary
clty IL will not De done by jammiDg' through
ordinary curriculum OF our medical schools. X.
Nee- iOrX Nov. l5, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
AID FOR LIEUTEHANT BEYSERS FAMILY.

The secretary of the Relief Committee of the
Chamber OF Commerce acknowledges the receipt since
November 10 of the following additional contributions
to the fund for the relief OF the family OF Lieutenant
Bonner:
treasurer ..?............ s5l %
Through me DttrOit Free Prsss............. 80 20
Plain6eld Driving Park Association, proceeds Of
tfOttmg meeting gwen September 20,
through T. &. Johnson treasurer ........... rs 90
Through Lieutenant DOucherty Daniel Ueu-
messy, go; DR.. j. X. Gibson, u. $. A.. Chey-
cnne Washington Ter, s. Officers aud SOL
diers at Fort a. Lincoln, S27 officers al Head
quarters Department OF Dakota, SO; from
friend SO 81
-
Total 500 OF
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
SAILING FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

Below are the saloon lists of the White Star
and the oder, OF the North German Lloyd The Baron
and Baroness Schonberg among the passengers OF
the Britannia:
FOR LIVERPooL-Bg Steamship Blftannie-Edward
Austen, Miss Alice Austen.
Master George Austen. j. j. Allen, Tyler Brigham THOMAS
Beldall John X. Bretiell ) s. Broadbent G. H. Bellows
Charles T. Barton Mrs Barton, Clarence Branard f. W.
Badee Mira Bradle two children and AID EDWARD Burch.
Mrs BlOwn Henry Chamberlain, " Carpenter a. r. COu-
tuIe Mrs Couture Miss Cray, Mrs Anne payeson four
disney william Tdlesen Mira EGesteR' Miss Emily
n r. ForewOOd j A. NJ Ferris = B Felden, l.. J. Folsom
T. H. Francis Waits Gardner David Gardner James Gibson
B otI ESslo Nlsm OIleI MISS eion' ignss hSpe y. "
Hudson Master r. D. Hudson. oscar Jasisi r. w. Ittmsn
Davis Johnston, A. kasor David King jr Mr. King child
maid p G. Lee Miss Lee. Gusaye Loeb George
IAtt. Chsnes H. Marshall l. l. Mosely, w NJ Hei. J. r.
Pearson Major ProudfoOi n Puryes George Riggs r. D.
RYAN : Levy V r. MaIdhOi, L. ~ Rutherford, Mrs Ruth
erfnrd Miss L. n. Rutherford W. C. Rutherford H. g. Row
sell Airs RJsse Richard d. Rogers Baron SeholbsrG, the
Ccrge stevens Richard Saleinber the Hon Michael Solo
mon Mrs- solomon j. H. sparks, Pau Tuekermsnn Mrs L.
Il. fborburn. Mrs ThorbVTn T. W IorfeY, 6 H. NDiol X
Webb. Miss Helen NsIdswe. Mrs. Augustus Whiting,
servant A. NJ white Mrs. White Miss White MISS H.
II White T. p Wilson, Colonel John Walker 9irS Walker
Andrew Zeroan. -
Ewing Howard &. SChengeT, A y. Moore Mrs Halcwen,
Miss Annie Bubb H. X. Bull, James fairman j. y. Miller
Mr. Miller II. Van SteiubeTgh, Clement ROyds, CcGl
sharpe Mrs Annie Marsh H. Harper. Edward Gasquoine
Alfred Gasqunine, Francis Gasquone l. Hirsh, William
MaihisOH. c. Adley. Dr. Sirathy. Mrs James Williams
ner Robert A. WdeInann Miss NJ. Hinncks Miss Ida A.
Tarrink. SalomOu kauimnnu AoO!ph FTe1cEs H. hleIg
Rev q. B. Fayet William Hart.ano Pau Zeenicke Mrs.
Ieenlcke Miss Anna Westrum, George Stelger
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
POSTAL CURRENCY WANTED.

TO he EdltOr OF Ihe Ift0HHH
SIR: At the last session of Congress one oi
the Massachusetts, representatives called the s"en'Ou
of the House TO the need of some form OF nAc~onS'
currency. stating that one OF MS eons'i'u' :. 49,
seeI Lnsipes,D had lost thousands by reason OF the
INABILITY of his customers TO remit TO him by mall ex'
c,rt ar ITO tbem considerable expense. Those OF US
WHO are small country traders purchasing sinai Ds
OF yols from diFerent parts OF the country
Tho So,ne trnnble i'm settling the same. MY OBJECT N
this eommuncatiou is to suggest that some IVrn ny ~
fractional currency might be issued Dy lne Iosi anS
nartment which would in sense nat money III
still facilitate commerce between the cVunuy ,en
centres trade Is not the subject worthy OF
Very respectfully, JohN 0A"
BruHSiriek, Ne, Nov. s, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
THAT DREADFUL CLOCK.

TO the EditOr OF The Trtouhe.
SIR: Can you not say something IN yo-
paper for us poor sufferers about that dreadful cav.
Murray anlt The abomDable thing was started aSs.
Yesterday ION all fours" and last night we fad w
quarter hours dealt out TO US as II to say 1--WE TsISs
inst ufteen minutes go to sleep in. hurry up
Ga on Tbus a whole community made to suner ~
become in many victims TO sleepless nights IT,
gsie- York, Nov. 10, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

An Italian bishop, while at n large dinner
party, attempted 10 take silver chatting dish In his
hands IL bot thar he put II down more RAPIDLY
than he intended. for the divorce was accompanied by
expressions from the Athanasian creed. guest In
stanty drew forth his memorandum book and began
pencil. The bishop asked What you writiug r.
Your prayer against hot dishes myself may wish to
use Il ono OF these days."
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
Al HINT TO THE EAsT-sIDE ROAD

TO the Editor OF The Prt6sns.
SIR: III one of the directors OF the EasS, E',
Side Elevated Road viii sit down in car No. l4o no W.
discover that when leaning back, be largely sappV
by the edge OF hsf-nch board, which takes n,n
under the sh0ulderblades. JASA T~
Nele-I I0rk, Nov. 20, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

A French paper reports murder trial In
which witness testified tnat be heard two pistol shOs
the staircase aud sent his wife 10 what the
matter Did you not the stairs yourself g. asked
the Court mo- sr replied the witness, 81 was afrald
OF the revolver"
Northern Vermont has a female dancer who
eleven boot Sbo Is called "Qaeen OF The foot
lRhts and whrD she dapces tue supeTstiOus country
folk miles around say: "Therel HendricK Hudson
has his old b0wlingalley agoing agaln."-lBoston
Post
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
SANITARY PROGRESS.
AN ADDRESS BY DIR. chopin.

A LONG AND INTERESTING REVIEW or THE YELLOW
FEVER scoURGE-OTHER SPEECHES.
The Public Health Association yesterday decided
to meet next year at Nashville, Tenn. They elected
DR.. Cabell. of Virginia, president, and Surgeon
Billings, of the United States Army, first vice
president. DR.. Choppin's address is devoted to
yellow fever, and exhibits much research There
were addresses by other speakers also.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
JUDICIAL ELECTIONS IN GEORGIA

ATLANTA, Ca, NOV. 22.-IhOmas j. Sim
mons has been elected Judge OF the Macon Circuit for
the full term and W. L. Grice for the short term George
Ulyer for the Atlantic Circuit and w. j. Crisp for the
Southwestern; Robert Whitfield, SOlctOT-CiGnela Tor
Ocmu gee and Thomas q. EastOn SOcitor-(ienera for
Oconec This concludes the election for the session Of
the LEGISLATURE.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
A SUBURBAN RESIDENCE BURNED

PHILADELPHIA, NoA. 22.-Thc suburban res
idence OF George L. Hail. at yfourthst and Conn-
ba-aye was completely destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss about $4,000. The insurance amounts TO
$1,000.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
PARLIAMENT TO MEET IN DECEMBER.

LONDON, Friday, Nov. Is, 1873.
The Pal Mall Gazette is informed that a
Cabinet Council to-day decided TO summon Parliament
10 meet December, in order to produce the Afghan
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
MATNrAINTNG EAsT-BOUND FREIGHT RATrs

CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-A meeting of railway
managers was held at the Grand Union Hotel to-day,
with the object establishing pooling Arrangements 10
maintain the present rates on East-bound freight.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
PROPOSED RECEPTION IN TIE NEW CAPITOL

ALBANY, NOV Zz.- lc ltUNlnR CltlZenS OF
tocut 10 tender a reception to the members OF tho Log
isature State officers, and distinguished public men
this aud other States the Occn,lon of The
partial occupation U the Capitol In January next
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
GLOOM AND GAYETY IN PARIS
GAPyTER-PAGEs-A GRAND BALL.


RETROSPECT OF THE VALIANT OLD REPUBLICANS
CAREER-THE BALL AT THE FOREIGN MINIS
TER's.
In the entertaining letter written below, the
correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Parls
writes about a man who is spoken OIL
as cone of the most picturesque
figures of the Republican party" of France
GARNER Pages, who lately died. The letter
also refers to the Foreign Minister'S grand
ball, of which Partisan society still talks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-01
MONDAY.

Mir Ralph loaded for finders tv Rowe to- day and pulled out for Gillett
 Frederick & Hill have moved the partition in their shop, giving more elbow room for the workmen.
 Doc. Bowen has a we'll Tn course of con- struction, and, in breaking geound, found the earth to frozen 12 inches.
 Mrs Lloyd the Dressmaker, was passen. ger by stage yesterday morning enroute to California.
 The NJ. o. Q. F. will give picnic party in the City Hall, on the evening of Friday, February Sth. Every fellow brings his own grub. same as basket meeting.
 Howe's picture of the yayapai County Court house will be rallied for st the Capitol Saloon on the evening of February snd, tick cts s2.o0. The picture can be seen Tn the show window of Lincoln < Herrick.
 Mir. Bennett is getting along with the Hardy Cerbat. He has tanght him to est fiapjacks and syrup, of which he seems to be particularly fond.
 That new s schooner r bed manufactured at the wagon shop of Fred Brecht for MT. Ralph is genuine beauty and large store house in itself.
 TERRITORIAL WARRANrs.-The Territor- isl Treasurer is paying Warrants on the Gen eral Fund up to and including No. l37 of the series of 1871.
 We arc informed that Messrs. Gosper and Loant are expecting soon one of the West ern Well fingers which have capacity of boring well, in ordinary soil, 1G inches ip diameter at the rate of 10 to I5 feet per hour,
 Those acquainted with the family reia- tions of the parties will understand from notice published in another column, that N;eAael Goldwater, of this place, has be- come grends fether, and Morris and Sam. uncles. by the appesrs4<S on the earth of a young Miss Aroasop.
 The wagons of J. +. Lee are docked sround the blacksmith shop of Fred Brccht, an oyeFhsuIins New brakes are to be placed on each and every weak point made fran. These wagons after being re. paired. win load at the store of Anfiers e Rove. fer their new establishment se s3il- etf.
 F. M. IsARKrN.--1l.is gentleman who is <nown al over Arizona as A bslzzpas5 man. 'aue up from Hsydcn's FerTy ycsterdsy. nd iz. at present. in the employ of Hen. C. 1 !: Hayden contracting his cslebrstea tfands 1 fl four. 3irs L- came via Smith a Ipill, I fi<kenbnrg. Kirkland Valley, etc Alter 1 (ay or two ia Prcaeott he will lVtu11l e Salt ! 2iver taking tho Black ca13on uHale x1a ! lse l,eW town ol Gillette.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-01

f.
 COUNTY OF YAvAPAI. ss Michael Godvuter, Joseph odwater and Morris Gold Nafe partners trading and doing business under the
 firm name of
 J. GoLDWATER BROTHER, Plaintiffs.
 
 THos. J. DosoHUE, JAS. ROACH, CH&s. A. LUKE MAR TIN SAFFENBERG, AND ED. MARTIN, partners, doing business under the firm name of the BRADSHAW BASIN MILL AND MINING co, Defendants. By virtue of execution issued out of the District Court of the Third Judicial District of Arizona in and plaintiffs and against the above named dfendants uIy tested on the 18th day of January 1S7s and to me e ted, by which am commanded to make of the personal property of said defendants, if sufficient can be found if not then of their Real property situated in my County the sum of Four Hundred twenty-four and 75-I00 f24 5 dollars debt with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent annum from the 10th day of Nove- her 1877, and the further of Ffty-eight and 5lOO failing to ind any personal property of the said defend ants of which to satisfy said Execution have seized M the right title and interest which the said defendants hal on the 18th day of November 1S77-tthe day on which the judgment against them was docketed of in and to the following described Real property to wit:
 One ten stamp quartz mill complete situated in Brxd- shaw bssin Yayspa County, A. T. consisting of build lngs and machinery such ss boiler engine ten stamp furnace and the building enclosing the same together with all the right title and interest of the within named defendants of, in and to the iH site or aus on which said machinery is erected or in anyvise sprertainig thereto. Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of February lS73 At l2 o'clock A. in front of the Court House fin the town oI Pnescoa n sad County and Territory will sell the ioove described property at Public Auction to the high st bidder for cash, to satisfy sssd Execution and an sosts. -
 ED. F. BOWERS, sheriff. Prescott Jan. 38 Isis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-01
Prescott, \. T., Ian. IS iszs
Summons.

 Ix IKE DISTRICT couRr, THrsD JrpIcfAL DzsTRtcT {
 TERRITORY or AKrzosA- coUsTr or YAyAfAI. [
 AxsEL JKwErI, Fiff-
 ArrEEoN@. S. O. FREDERICK, Hrso RICH ARDS AND Gzo. W. BovERs tifts
 Action brought in the Dissrcs Court af the Tlrd Js- dicia District in and for the County of Yayapai ia the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to s. O, Frederick
 You hereby summoned and required Co appear In action brought against you by the shove named sn- fid in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Yavspai in the Territory Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Prescott, in ssi County cory Of which complaint accompanies fhir suUmonsl, within twenty days exclusve of the day o ssryice after the vice upon you of this summons, if served ia this Cca- ty: hut if served out of the County and within this District then within thirty dsys in all other forty days.
 And you hereby notiAed that if you is1 appear and answer the complaint above required. the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded theren and for all costs and disbursements in said ton.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court at Prescott, this 18th day of December A. D. 1871. WILLIAM wILKERsoN. Clerk
 JOHN HOWARD AND F. ". ARAN,
 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-01
SherfG,s Sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 frr~xrv ar Fax&Esl

-N
 CoUSrr or Tkvzfkf- N Bs. zad Jose Bsea. rAsfn>shnzznsss, fa nnier sf Ern-BAze of N- BAcA Co.,, f<zintzfz
 rxysHs
 Y. c. AsUknK and, 0. ksunRE. his wife, dsfsndsnts By virtue of sn order Of szis t>ncd out of the Dis tri Court cf the Third Judicial s<<icf of the Tern tory of Azcns in and for the County of xsvspsi. duy zftestsd the 18th day of Jsnu1y ISIS and to d. rected by which am commanded to prucced to notics Of sale and to sc the following dezcrbi property to wit: Los number tuo t2s tn Block number ten ie, ia the village Of Prescott, County Of fzssGai, Ar.zous Territory, fad down and designated the official map of said Village and file in fhe oce of the Recorder of said Village together with zl buildings and improvements situated thereon Notice hereby givrn that on
 Saturday. the 9th day of February. 1873. ct 12 o'clock m in front of the Courthouse fa tAs v laze of Prescott in said County and Terrifo-y win se the above described property. at public sption to the highest bidder ftr cssh to raise the suns ct money ssd order directed to be nssde. together xifh interest cost and sccxuins costs. ED F. B0"Eks.
 Sheriff. Prescott 4. T., Ian. IS, 1s7s td
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-01
Assessment Notice.

To Joseph Drew Len n. Sivyer, Hatfield Pettibone and a others owning claiming to in the Leyian County, Arizona.
 You are hereby notify that you do not appear with in ninety 90 days from the date hereof and pay to C.. H. KEYES, all of your proportion of the assessments required by law, the undersigned win claim forfeit of your interests n said lode according to the min ing laws now in force. c. II. KEYES.
 Prescott, Jan. H. 1878.