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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-04-28
he Monitor"
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GEO. H. BLAKE,
BARTON, VT.

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ARREARS OF PAY AND BOUNTY.

OFFICERS, SOLDIERS. and san nRS of
she late war. or their heirs in many cases
70 money from the Government or which thew have
knowledge. Write full history OF service and state
amount Of pay and bounty received. Enclose stamn
TO GILMORE & CO., and full reply after exarn.
inatlon, will be given you free.
,o PENSIONS.
AnOFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAT- oDs
wounded ruptured or injured in the late war hoTey
'er slightly, can obtain pension by addressing Gil
Cases prosecuted by GIMoRE a co. before the su
preme Court OF the United States and Court of Claims
and the Southern Claims Commission
Eachdepartment Of our business Is conducted in a
separate bureau under charge OF the same experience
ed parties employed by the old firm. Prompt attention
70 all business entrusted 10 GILMORE co. is thus
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GILMORE q co. ,S29 st., Washington, D. C.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-04-28
ANSWERS.
Arithmets;cak. 9Th. $3.50.

Arithneticai. Sth. $3.50.
9th. Solution: Height of cone, 1O2
feet; diameter of base, 26 feet cfrcum-
ference of base, S1.66; perpendicular
length of each coil 6.S. To find the
length of one coil around the cylinder
whose diameter is 26 feet, and height
6.8 feet, add the square of the circum-
ference of the cylinder to the square of
the height, and extract the square root
of the sum, which is. in this instance
S1.964 feet. AS there were fifteen coils
required, their length, on cylinder.
would be 1229.46 feet. Since the area
of cone is just one half that of cylin-
der having the same base and altitude.
the length of the same number of coils
about cone would be one-half as much
as about a cylinder; In this question
614.73 feet.
10th. The man who spent ten cents
day for tobacco, for sixty years, would
have been worth $2O,978.72 if he had
put the same money at compound inter-
est at six per cent.
1lth. No one has furnished an an
swer. Can our mathematicians work it
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-04-28
QUESTION CORNER.
QUESTIONS.


Bile: I'd. Where in the bible can
the word paddle" be found?
Ar9thmeticai: 18th. A farmer has
number of spotted pigs. On the first
and second there are l3 spots; on the
second and third there are Is spots; on
the first and third there are IL spots;
and on the remainder, 5 spots each.
The whole number of spots is 64. How
many pigs has the farmer, and how
many spots has each pig?
18th. An octagonal field is surround
ed by board fence ten feet in height,
and the number of feet Of boards in the
fence just equals the number of rods in
the field. Required the number Of acres
in the field.
l4th. Required the amount due on
the following note, annual interest to be
reckoned by the Vermont rule:
Barton. Jan. Is, 1869. For value
received, promise to pay -- or
order eight hundred and forty dollars
with interest annually. --.
On the above note were the following
endorsements Feb. %, 1872, 800;
July Is, 1872, s25; Jan. l. 1874,
5000; Feb. 2, 1876, $32. Settled and
paid March l, 1879.
10Th. Required the amount Of land in
a five sided field, the length of whose
respective sides are 40, so, SO, 60 and
SO rods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-04-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

WIN b. DODGE,
m DWELL, VT, AGENT FOR THE VERMONT
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Montpelier,
u. Insure Dwellings, Farm Property Household
nrniture etc. and Mercantile Risks for the term of
lrec or five years. All honest losses equitably
ljusted and promptly paid. Al 5-3
, 1879-04-10
INDIANS.
sitting. Isnll on tho American Side Of tho
i.tne.-An Fnsslan Story Of thu Death OF

Sittln, .Isnll an tho American Side Of Tho
ltnc-.An Ensslan Story OF tho Death OF
Custer. ...
Speetot Correspondence af The Tribune.
Woon MOUNTAINS, n. ". Ter, March oS.-
Sitting. Bull Is OH tile American side Of tho
line, u,l TuMernnn's Creek. Liz camp ID great
ty split up, a,ul hu had now only few lodges
Wilt, hi,I.-tlr great scarcity ut fuel In this
region 1seccssItntng tla removal, as the timber
tlcre, Which wus very scnrru, is about consumed.
Ito must either be OH tho American Side, Of
come into tlI. Mountains n.tl Etaryv, as Tic buf-
futU nrc all OF, the American side.
ii!nck-sfnon. with about s0O lodges, ls calnped
ncnr the Wood atountaltis Font:
An lndia'l aEcot,nt Mf taa death ol Custor
will not. lhtak, proye untntgEestIng. The la-
,Iiuls say that, after the general BtaGncdc, Gus.
ter tried to rally his men around him. liz
wnycd his p!sso In tho air, and shut IL of twice,
to attract hs men. Two Or three gathered
urou,,l him; but, rs tllu Indians, still cou.
t,nlled To hdval,re, one Of tho soldiers tried tc
run away, Custer fired ut hin, md killed him,
and tlel'. scu|lE the case quite hoDciess. t!iu
Indians EathcrlM: aroilnd from III parts, i,'Ene!l
his reyuiv,r on hlt,sGls, prGferrng 10 dlv by his
owu l,ltG. The ln'iians tny ,,as they thluk
THIS twrso,t Was CnRtur, m t,e wAa CHIEF; but
lllry aru not certain of The fact. ltali,.tr'tle-
Fucc touk Il soldier prisoner; but lio was not
allowed to 1.-Two long. US u was killed At tauco
tint followed tha fight. Ilu tEdinns l1fre all
a.reo om cite thing: TINT thu t'l',,1cr ot In
th.,s Killed In tbs aEl't was thlrty'sfxi tEeY
rive their nauts. .,-
Indians huru nn those ct ttie lower Agcnclps.
This news vi t,u Chryunno onthrcak WIS here III
i ain satisfied from wl,at hare scen Of tho
Sioux here, that ,heir return TO tilt Agencies
viii nut l,u Ut ypry rasly date. The lu.!intls
say Tint, II in buffalo falls. they Will ~ aufth
to the la!lrs, aIal Hive III f!sl1.
, 1879-04-10
QUEEN VICTORIA ABROAD.

{11pHftA 10 t49RH9H l1h4fk4
Pans, March .U.-Iler Majcaty, after spend
Ing thu night on hoard thu Roya! yacl't In C!scr-
bourg llurbor, landed tllis morning nj that mill
tary port and took special train Of ulno tar
ra.cs to raris. Tile train arrived at st. Lnzaro
Station ut this evening. Two landaus ainl u
brougham t1l ordinary livery awaited her arrival.
What passed instdo the statton catinot say, Tor
strict orders lind been given tu the railway n't-
thorltss to elosa tho gatcs Ut tho lsslo WAmster-
dam n,,sl 10 forbid access 10 1t even by tho rail-
way stptE. .0neof thu managers OF tlln cotntany
- British subject--was begged to refrain lrout
maki,g Ills appearance OH tho asrIyai OF her
Majesty, who llul also refuscl to receive onc of
President Gseyy's atdcs@le.can,p. The carriages
conveyed her Maicsty mud her attendants frum
the station 10 tho Embassy by thp
Iluo .lu Havrc. Nuc Tronctut, Rus lsoyu'e, mud
tl.e Faubourg st. IIouorc, a,,l, notwithstanding
tho Queens strict lnroEni.a, d considerable
crowd bud collected at both tho extrtmitlcs u
tl,o ROUTE thu English residents III Paris forln-
ing largo proportion ut the tllrong. Ihu first
currtoge contained the Queen, tIie PRINCESS
peutrc:, Lady. Churchill, ami Lord LVuus; tho
scconu Gcneral fonsonbY, tlo Hon. Ethel
Catlogan, sr William Jenucs, un.l Cant. Ed
wards. Thu Crnwl wero eaEur to c4tch
glimpse Of Aer MuJesty. who !eanel back III i
Corner OF thu carriage, hut Il WIS utter sunset,
and tie closed windows a,l tllu mourning attifa
Of tho Queen rendered every etlnrt l1tlle.
chiefs showed her Ma1csty that loyal sub
jccts greutui her cordially TN thc foreign sotl.
THIS Queen reached lh0 Embassy as G;tb. seine
Of thH bsleoucs Of Iltu oppustte lh'usfs being stl!
filled with people, notwithStandtisE tho uust na
cold. HIsa, Edwards, ule Wits VI uso Ut tl'u ecc.
rctaF,es Of tho Embassy. who had 0sru deputett
to conduit her Majesty t. her npartuients,
! greeted tho Queen on her arrival. Tie large
, 1879-04-10

The following tablu shows the tncouc Of tn
companies for 1877 compared with 1S18:

ENlESSES or ABANDONMENT.
Until til. bound youmcs uf tbs Insurance he
partcut urc out, it will Impossible toco1npare
the relative expenses Of management for the two
mast years. but tcra issrarcclyn4olt IL t!.nt u, the
whole It will sew well for the l&al,rJ. Tftc
ext,enscs, however. rcducct for thu pestud
mined, tru yet too large, an.! snoud attrnct at
trutiun. TherG nra ,lsany offices III this city
wtluru supertianus EXPENSES arc pa!l out of pol
icy.ho.crs' mnuuy with ModignlIty Iescrvn.
thu stvrrest reb,kr. Especially III the tteui of
official su!nries t1leFc Is apparently nO ,llsposl
t!un lis q rnlu to rclure them, but In relIto anu
otcr disbursements there lina been sI1 isaprosG-
vlent Tile ,luseo NJ ttn: Mutual L1to III the :su
per cunt srJu,a question tut 81 manly cpispNntcs
On thrr 1ncttc As candidates tor luplllnr favor
that money NILS skeHt to 1nlllttec thatrt,'IuEt
which had better l!Aye beun hIFctl. iubllc III
tr.tIun IL su closely concentrated uoli The rnri
l1s u!Ilces lhat they urc lIot likely t" Indhlgo IN
much, II my, cxtrayNsnl!ee this Scar. Say wtInt
we will tu ls preltlt!ce q. Stato supervision. u
lcts Iii 4 lus'd VI lIght upon !ha wor.lnEa "
commands which rtIlln ,lpycr bc nttailiGd with
nut it. Tho Inner view !s nts0Ao,lscF more lutsr-
ealing thuu tho outward sGNS.
TIE FInE-tSsuttANcE SITUATION
Is not promising. Tl,e ropA,ies III this city nrc
still wrestling With tlsu psabeln of low tu Ealsa
rates. Some sIgns Of life lavo becn infused into
1ls proposed Tarl!I Association; but. as IL IL
baset upon tho itlca vi unanimous 1ssct,t, atl
at .cast twenty vi tho companies fasa acrI['lca
to joIn III thu movement, ttlc prusIect IL mt
pr,IsIng IN tie tlirec,iun uf slicrsss. IL II Nto
dLsgtlKtng to wltt!ess the 1str,lst manifested
by ihu companies towartt car!l otltcr. !l.i oil.
rials OF companies tulk as II their o1!ien H'n!
tietuhclyes wero ta embodiment nt hunor n'Hl
consistency, ahi all 1hrir hczslbuFn :ilHt 1H'sl'
potltura were ossanizcd clluata n..i tFA!!ds.
i'cru ate not six companies IN New YORK "losa
of}fctals nre absolutely WiH, tu trust tila11ti"
" of .l.etr rivals. 'llssy will rrcalv you by thu
, 1879-04-10
SAN JUAN.
What IL lining Il. ThIA Mtnlng 1srslnn-AA
Encouraging Ontfonk.

What II lining III TI.Ia Mining Nrglon-AH
Encouraging Ontfonk.
S~rfai Correspondents OF The Tribune.
s1i.vgnroA, COL, Anril IA mucl larger
numbered nlitss hayc been worked during tho
E,ast wlIlter III tile San juan gegson, especially
In Sun JuAn County, Col, than during any
,tcrss!t,,s Winter, uud generally with very grail
fyius results. ThIs Ii especially true os thu
snit,es III ll'u vicinity uf Anituas Forks, OIL
Mineral Point Mountain, n PoughleopsIo aud
Cunl,lnglam clutches, ut !10Wari's Forts, alt
on Sultan M1,d llaz0ltun Mountains. 4 largo
dt.uuLlty OF pretty lgh grade Osu Is On tilt
tumpa ni thu mines Ii! tlla uhoyc us wait Us other
localities Lu this a,Ml adjoining cuulittes wuit~
inH for tlu stiusters aud utrr Iedtictlot'-WoFEa
tu Start up, Thcsv works have llerct"f1tr been
closed during thu winter rseasosi,-partsai!v tpr
want vi orc, aiau partially for wuat Of means a.
transportation frons thu nllnos to tha m'lla.
u,,u rum the ln!lls 10 thc smi 81
ille rallroall. hut 1t Is to'll't'cnssy
nxpcctrd tilAt most, II not a!!, Of tho sn'essrsa
will hereafter run tlst year rouni, ls tha fuaus
),aYu peef, nIrrally greatly lMnrIyet's Aiti INA
yrur viii hu put Tito quite ,lssu1le cunutton.
And tllu supply of uns Will hereafter hs M'tl1'ly
sufficient 10 Keen nl1 tto 1ntlla that are ~ hel"
tuw, uIul probably twicu ~ snnl'y, running ~
their full capacity all lha yehf. 1AeEo 10, !
think. nhulllin,1t assurance that tll9 road over
f:mnnInrin,m rass viii to put III condition very
rnrlv ia tLu scugon 10 that huayYaoatlctl teaiIlX
ran cutur r.l.t fl from Ala.Musa, thn uresent
tnr,niuIs ai thr Denver Il R'o Nrande Ballroad.
Flwrc ara hut about lye uak1es Ut road yet to 10
Aiiu:utier tllu outlook for much moro
,.osuurulis season. III San Juan thar, W. GnYo
eycr yet laa is exceedingly encouraging u.
, 1879-04-10
An .tktt,,,lItlrt1 I'lskpr.l$y.

A u,o,i WIS passlng ho1su ~ Portland,
piayi,lr lI seculi.i story roou, jumped out vi
t,lc widow ind struck fHirlr oil ILLS head. Tho
child tpll to the pavement ArA WAS bally
brutseti, though moi ycFIously hurt, nnd tho
lltatl, except bcrS half.scarcd to death, was not
much Injured.
, 1879-04-10

Corruption III our national aEatrs hns the same
o.ipct on thu lluyernlnan& thai Gevers cough 0r
cold las pu, the human system. Political Fcforui
iu lhu former aud ur. I!utis laouyh syrup In the
laltut ca4s wIli tsIedy thu aylls All tho dEnXkass
sell 1t for rs CENTS tutGf.
, 1879-04-10
Financial and Social Scandals and
Mysterious Murders in
Paris.
xih,,,sn, In Russfn---Tcrrib}e Fight be.
tween tho Neyo]utionisls and
P0lfco.
Queen Victoria in the Fronoh Capital
The Emperor Williams
Birthday.
Th. City Of S1egeain, Wlsro tho Great Flood
0tturred-..Statc Is. Church
In Italy.

PANS, Marc', al.-Fina"cia' scandals. social
London Inns given thu nat,ea Of all who proated
ly The grcnt stock 1obbcry into which the AS
ee. ,,',..''., - .,,a, ,,.o' ,,,y o'1,l o,,s t,c
Eoto M l,ltiuest, so t'as 'ecu guy nl't ~.
tail which tile hr't'slf l'ioGchea has o'''tec W
tnu @ stock Exchange notablcs-is MI oc,rcss, who
.,f,o1 NJ, . mn I'm hctxcen fhp 21d mil tEu
w.. r..ns 80 rotr.,ne,, ,n1 who nj the ooth Of
s'th VI fepFaa's, "". VIZ W." ~ tn- III,
February was IN treaty with usa'fef 1oF tl'o
sale of her diamonds. Ssp is an arttato ut QUO
n, thc ,hcotres-tlu, ts II you eau call all nEtist
"s ,.,sn ,as,,,, loo,,,,cs rlvc her prominent
ono WHOSE pastle ocautAe1 49, 80. ..,.a ,twn,1Itv, "a
place VI tab}eaux yisants nu' "hoeu s'"s..t
70 proverbtal that sho has never hcen intfus.ea
With spraklng part. But shu is fair to set,
aul was summoned to tito cabinet Of a ccrtasn
".. "as a,a.,no "1,crc convention was signed,
great Hnaneier, ""et' ~" ,.,t,
while her official protector Al. NJ, wac KICK
ing 1.fR heels I'll tho antc-chnNDct' "al!lHS loE
M n,,dicuco to ,scl. l,o Ind been Invited IN the
n,nrnIu,r. tie result being That the gun-
sh,nan bcarcd'' mud the Indy "bulsct1 " tho
per cents, Inc inter pocket!as and tho former
Inv. nIu,. which II. NJ remarked tlMt ''Shu
XII hai shown 30 much heart III tho afratr-hc Inns
mi tbe fniutrat idea OF her winning anything
IN In thc mystery lino can give several: First.
there ia the murder or m "uufHrtunRtc,f ono
%ari. FrleratI by hume, fo,snd with knife up
!" it's halrl|p between her shoulders and no one
th, wiser ay to thu authorship OF tic crimh a
n"hic hut exIlct1 Polu IL under urrcst for it, and
i.s alreui!y gonu through series Of question
im,a wIrll would drive my n,nn OF urdlnury
nerves, though ,nnocont, to simulate guilt
rs,hrr than submit TO the continuance of moral
tort,lre. This ones appcllation is Jules, a,i ho
must hu putlty, bccausu he was her friend nn
mss 10 rnrrc with her When iu his normal state
NJ i,nnccunosltv: und then, t0u, ir has against
NJ hin ts tlnmnIur evidence of u pair Of folls and
Iva tw, Arn} luprars hanging nj his bedroom,
M'gn NJ, gt IT. ~ ,,e murder wns cu,iittca viii,
h,eus, .s e fan.knlfe ~ M suc, ~ can be- purchased
far " tOs m tne avenue n @ uc , wpota, t ~ nut1 ,,.a
ks i .. %ssc ,ln o"o ,na linz 1onrrt n ~ newsnannp
xa1sr n lns pGsfGss ~ ths 'te Fontc, nbout nlt e
ro where Ihlsra useo ] TO sp " oui +, uSsi,'esa y ~ ~
by IN ~ ,s nst[,n,,a 1uon,a fnre ar
ns1goornnooe n y eno ~ ensca te ~ nrccs VIII, a
resdeice Mns sru stny ~ vonI,,f, VIZ ins+ ,iia
Ecr or inschet on ounuhY Sstlll''tf !ast "HIio
, 1879-04-10

WAsnfsGrns, u. C., March ~, 1s70-MY
DEAR FH,ESn: Dnu month tIotn to't!Ay nlu!
two years will lmvu passed sl'leu tl!n terrible
18th el. .Apris, 1911, Wrh thosa whn blnckeiiesl
tlreutr,.tt.ly nccortl[nE to their tot"l, call tho
!. buck Sunday" III answer To your kindly re.
Quest ias shpuitl wrttn you Wien elirgect!ea
ii, bringing away tho rul.iaIs u my hAsbasnl Ald
Children WIN i,1 sut tlAy lull l,lartyrs tn tho
ut1alvwg,l hule Ut tlp IN su.rAletl - tc8t Citf-
ze,,s Of Kcmper County" Mississippi, now
For wunry tuun,lls havo planned anl tpan
Sick but III ilss tth ot t!lc prssrit mouth re-
telycd lro,n our tr1,e traut Sir. Chgrles isusen-
lallu,, u telegram telling Hsu they hah sent by
express. Threu days Inter calne letter Hly1nl;
lne particulars. When they wrre dIsintrTrttl
.i,u cnns wurn fouml IN 80 posfeet = stats they
wcro nut even sulal. Iliese entl1ns wcru IT,
cll,se1 il, bDxta lined with zlnc n1Id aolderc,
A, the llau,u nf cnCls feur ttcuta1lt WIS written
thereon. TIesu dctnlls wefc very grateful to
LEFT Washington tho morning OF The 5th VI
the present Vnontll, }nssng through Harrisburg
whcrr my ron cIuy Joined ur. ns"t We hEMrea.
81 to Lock MAyx!'. iu rn1un!yteat t,,p ., C'1H @ Ty
Mr.. j. Z. Hl.ninn.l, of the Tuwn VI salo.!a.
Wucli lies IN il tirE valley tutwcen tWn nioH'laa1
ranges, about ilVe snllrs truM g.'NE liAveb. NY
klu. tttenis alyisa ne ot to Atte..'ta III ioi.
ing with tusc, inv beloved, wlIt' arc called sa.l
hut with tlc, lii my thoughts A*akc, nl!i III my
{u!t tl,ut uext t., 1.urtin: s,u II! lenve!I, n.
sired 10 l,u with lrnl onrs nlosu OIL earth. All
nature wuy ruhus, In spnt tless snow. na Il III
e."s,eln Ut tl'esr uwn puris1. Tug moaItal'1.
ton. on every silv pnl!ltcI upward. n,nl tho
cysrurrc.s u,. thclr s[,lrs .rcu,,,dc4 mo that
liuayon IL ctrr,al. nrcl not TEL! you .ot
tnu graceful cleoIan uxtcsM:csl by Nit. Sigmunls
family ar,4 lllu lrieln!B ut hfs household who
wcsp tl,ere. You cau euslly rervciye that those
wi,5 hud w generously ,,rolIercd mo for IuY
frlrn.l7 lilo hospitality Of rrayo n'nong sse
grant sru,,csy 1T llclr mountain l,ntMe knew
how tnll,s.lie It accountable. canuot tell yuu of
lycd through ~ lnuci dll not dla bafasu 1t was
over. Aud yct, q my GolI l's delightful
h4tpl,,ess Ut nncu nlore heIng assembled I'LL usl-
broken family c:rels nu!tcr .llc ssltle so't,1u'y
husband, ntyscli-Cort!vlis, the irss to awaken
, 1879-04-10
NIIIII.IsDI IN lltJss1A,

t"rvtspo"denes .stto Fork HtraIt.
ef' tefRHspuHo, htarch 10.-Ituying been for
ssse'a' yesrs absent FROM Kussta, futled, on
ny return hero, to appreciate at onco the cx-
, 1879-04-10
THE AIARTYRED CIIISOLMS.

Letter from Judge Chlxo1n,'s 1V1low-The
is0llIrs of thp Murdered Father nI,tl Chill
t!rcl Kohurlct In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ttonx nf tin AInsxncro-4t Cry for Justice.
NAsMlNGroH, D. c., April =, 155D.-1o The
Editor uT tie Irlt4tHt: As s1.e columns Ut Yollr
pupcr FIRST gave to the country the story tsmt
thrilled The hearts OF tic people with lnlignn-
tion nj the tllisolm massacre, hopu YOU will
find room for the incosrd letter from Mrs.
Chssoln, giving an account Of tilu rcIutcEn'uut
III Pennsylvania of tic bodies Of the martyrs.
II may Judge from tic letters Bltll received
bg myself III Secretary Of the Chso[tn Monu-
Is,vnt Association, tic interest awakened by the
first telling ut thu story Is neither dead ntr
buried tn Tho hearts of this pcoplc. Al c1-sol-
tiicr fro1n LII Porte, o., writes: "1t rour work
fails in l,e least PARTICLE It will be ndisssaec to
cyrly tluu ,unn asltl wUman III tllr rpulIiTY."
surely 1t should not fail. Tile hook (which intro
lurcs to tho country tho true 6tutr
Of uociety III Kcn'pts County, Mlss.,. should
70 all ovcr tile land, nna tho monument
to fila! devotion Should be built, but
the fuuls received Us yct laya not bccl, enough
to corcr tic expenses Of the aecnt.d edition ul
tho buck, MI appendix to which rclatcs the Won
slrrtul story Of Walter Rl1ey's hcroism anu
TRUTH Threatened With being i,ltrnt alive II ho
dill not sny lint Chiso'm put him up to the
murder Of Gutlry, ulul Promised lilo and tree
dom II l.e did, thls l,r;vr lplured hoy el1oso 10
I!tl on tllu scnfold rather lllan tell IN uutruth
about Chisolm, ,!1u iriu1ld III his RUE. Tic
whule particulars uf the oyent should be rGatl
by every otto WhD wishes 10 intaShFe 1he ce"
tlicnt Which the co!0rcI Man throws lntu poll
tIcs.
Parlor readings for the benefit Of tue Chisolm
fund huve been tsirt. With s,.rrtss, n'ii ic sale
VI tbs book ran a.G l,ronutc N tltis way nY
t<f,r afttF la Inn
object, Thai illerc are tIIay such we still hope
IL. e. ISuHnsuL1,
, 1879-04-10

r,,.. u.... r-, H., ~. .,.,,.,,,,.r,, .....
Vu'to n!'as1 laon, t"e INV '"olalle.lu,S eaeas-
trophtc, sxcgedi'' has llal All cscht'nl historf'
although, unfortunately, It's cllirf features arc
ronprctru with not the brightest p1,ascs lii tile
t.,~.,,,,,s -, 1lruv,rv Ai,ho,,y,, lin nros,nt
tol.u"sS y. 44a ,.. s.,.,. .',.. 1.,,,. .%o .s"'
fortress uates oh,S s'hca tllo TURKISH tcclpa-
tlou Of the town tu tho sixteenth century, It
wus already ilo,trtslIng nlurt md ono of tho
etrn,,c,st ,,,arcA Of Hungary 30 far back as
,... 1tu..,',,s C,,-,,,,,,,. ~ lin M, ~ ,h f,-
Ni'e '"u'Lntas eo's'na"' u. t''o s''. " 'ac tuus
tecnth century. IL wns hcEc' III l!s3. that Tue
Hungarian Prince Sxnpusya, ttlraMpetl at the
head nj 1,,90o ncn, scalutl tho fato Of Hungary,
nrnat,otrli hy thc overthrow Of Mo]nrs. uul
...1'',...'s1 t.f',.a,r ~ ,u.r., y, s.,,,,",, ,,
s;ttlliitteu n'''scIt " 'asen. ~ guy maa .he
alaehecht. Inc sui;am .!';t. nn1at 4own .t'e
Ercatrf pollloh ol saete"n1: mi.. W .no
rul!ls efeeten 'or,eoss, ~ H. n., WHEN pessrms .r
QUO Of ti'o nGiWafks " @ ,ms oltom' a,',,,x powes
III inosG !us!ons ~ thI tt, n,t., u'5, aita .,a
NM. II WIZ Wy Ely. ,. 1H! unm " uao y. at11
fourteen sai,ulaKs thto Miasil .1 .!G eanuelen
!,osGm " ttunEnf3 Mas atIi' ' NJ ~ h''ul.et "
se thsha %no teneu IT, DUNE, Mttn 1n., NV NJ
thorlty u 9eEieTncE. nat Mae1' ~ IVY, nnMe
CHarisa ol Lss1ls nuua' . .me lu9
u nelScfanc1 l.aa a!no "slasc1 .oI 2zeseuln.
Again, ~ loi0 llie lu"n WIZ sAeetl ioF isw s
brief Wee9a 10 play lro'h1i.ent LaFs III .i,e
tttrlb!e u1nh'a ~ tlo tuu':. ~ ot.lt hossutn
3,t! the rsuSlslaal u9sssaHnsmL ,lu 10 atat
l'esth. retiring nesoso t!e hafnl,e,h: Austtiah
iotees. ae seas " ,i,a osy y.;s. W. tsoRss K"s!,'t
, 1879-04-10
STATE VS., CHURCH.

RoME, March a4.--At Sulnona on tho 10th
inst. tlls pollcc authorities tntcrssrca and pre-
vented a young eirncsu lady named An1alla
Fruit from entering the Order Of the CtlpstLnes
under tho namo Of Sister Marla of tAu Gross. ut
the 1noWieut tl,o cerrtnony. Vt tuklug tho veIl
wus al,out 10 10 consuntnatcd. 1t appears that
a tow months ngo so.,o French Cclcstiuo ununks
a,pl nuns ll4a established themselves ut bul-
u,o,,a with lllA yiuw of reylylng tho ycncratIpn
tOr thY bpot where the founder of tle@H Or.ler,
tlr hrr.,lt rtrsyo tla Morrone, afterwards popo
Cclust!uo v, llad lIss caye, H,,i w'ero a auGlet
t the monks u!nl nuns appearrd 10
iiiult Their worls To educational matters,
they wera IN no WAY i'l'erteFeu Mitl.s aat, pre-
s yu.'.ats II not se oily o.. adas new yotaress to
tnrlr 1,uu.bcr. hut sent ant so.nt,snblis Invita-,
tlons to tho ceremony. fte gr1at &Iai! ~ tNo
lulaxzu Ear1t ihey llatl rented was hlict! win
SPECTATORS. 'lilu celebration Of musa la1 ter,
n,nated. nild tho cese'nony of taEt'l; se ys naa
, 1879-04-10

Briefly, It ,nay bu stated TINT the reduced In
suruures reduced also tic reserves required to
bc held Us a liability against policies in turcc,
uuii titus, by reducing the liability, gave tho
cut1l pultes tiic benefit Ut an Increased surplus.
Ihu additional hssess werr derived evidently
from denominations Of income or earnings uuon
Investments over previous years with diminish
Il 1t,,u II s,Tf,s
, 1879-04-10

EXPERIENCE or INDIVIDUAL COMPANIES.
The particulars Of tho experience III co1upa-
MES shows widr difference. Fourteen out Of
thirty eight companies show falllnE OF III
gross assets the b,ilunca Varying tHcrcasc.
Tie ]nrgcr companies report the following lg-