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The Portland daily press., 1879-08-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WINDHAM.
NONRESIDENT Faxes i'm the Town
of Windham, i'm the County of
Cumberland, in the State of
Maine for the year ISIS.

The following list of Taxes on real estate of Nom
Resident owners in the town of Windham for the
wear of 1878, in bills committed to Edwin A. Dodge,
collector of said Town the twenty-nnth go day
of June, 1878, has been returned to me by him
remaining unpaid on the twenty-sixth (26) day Of
June 1879, by his certificate of that date, and
remain unpaid and notice is hereby given that if the
said taxes and interest and charges are not paid into
the Treasury of the said Town within eighteen
months from the commitment of the said bills,
much of the real estate taxed will be sufficient TO
pay the amount due therefor including interest and
charges will without further notice be sold at public
auction at the Selectmen's Office in said Windham,
Saturday, the thirty-tirst (3l) day of January
$50 at one o'clock in the afternoon -
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-20
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bowdoin College.
For Sale-N. S. Gardiner.
Knitting Y arns-Owen Moore Il Co.
Windham-Non-Residen Taxes.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-20
Accidents.

Two boys fell from a shed on Franklin
Wharf and one named Rounds injured a leg.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-20

SUNBURN is speedily relieved by the use of
Kinds HONEY and ALMOND CREAM.
aug2 diff
CHEW JAcKsoNs BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco
de28S&WW1y
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-20
TOURISTS

Should NOT leave the city without visiting the
OBSERVATORY on Munjoy Hill. From the
Cupola may be seen the entire city, the ocean to the
horizon sasco BAY with its 800 Islands, the
while Mountains so miles distant, and with the
powerful Telescope, objects 80 miles distant in
veery direction may be distinctly seen. Jyl61
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03

A WOMAN's DEFENSE OF 4 Font
Lord Kames, in his sketches Of the Iisto
~ Of Man." rslates an extraordinary IN
stance of presence of mind united with
courage Some IroQunis. in the year 1690,
attacked the Fort de Nercheres, in Canada.
which belonged 10 the French. and had
approached silently, hoping to scale the
paliSade, when some muskeu shot forced
them to retire. On their advancing St
c0nd time they were again repulseG, in
wonder and amaZem,nt that they could
perceive no person, excepting woman
v ho was seen cvery-W here. This was
Madame de Neicheres, who conducted her
self with as much resolution and courage
a. If supported by numerous garrison.
The idea of sJoTming a place wholly un-
defended, except by women, occasioned
the lroqunis oattack the fortress repeated
J., but after two days Siege, they found it
necessary to retire lest they should be in
teTcepted in their retreat. Two year a g ar
wand party of the same nation 50 unpX
pectediy made their appearance before the
same fort that girl Of fnnr!een, the
daughter of the proprietor, had but Just
time to shut the gate. With this young
woman there was no person whatever oX
cept one soldier. But not at all inundated
by her situation, she showed herself some
times in one place, sometimes in another,
frequently changing her dress in order Ia
giv5 some appearance of garrison, and
always fred opVorluUely In shoIt, the
faint hearted IrcquojS once mOic departed
without success. Thus tho presence of
mind of tins young girl was the means Of
saving the fort.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03

PROTECTION AGAINST RUSTING.-
For farm implements ofalI kinds, hav
ing metal surfaces, for knives and forks
and other houschouId apparatus-in
deed for all metals likely to he injured
by oxidation or "rUsting''-we know
OF no simpler. more effective appIicu-
ton than ,hat furnished tc the Ame,-i-
can AU-jcuIhu.jst by the late Prot.
OimsteaI author Of Olmstcad's Natu-
raj Philosophy, &c He used it OF air
pumps telescopes, aud various other
apparatus. Take any quantity of good
larl, and to every half pound OF 50
ada of common resin C'rDsiu") an
amount about equal - half the size
of an egg OF less-a little more or less
Is Of no consequence. Melt them
slowly together, stirring rs they cool.
Apply this with cloth or otherwise.
just enough TO give thin coating %
the metal surface 90 be protected 1t
can be wiped off nearly clean from sur
faces where it will be undesirable. as
in the case Of knives and forks. etc
The resin prevents rancidity, and the
mixture excludes the ready access of
air and moisture 4 fresh application
may be needed when the coating is
washed or by the friction of heating
storms or otherwise. This single re-
cipe will lie worth many dollars TO any
one in the long run.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03

ESTIMATING MEASURES 1t may be
useful to have a few approximate data
to reduce weights and measures fIOm.
Here is a correct table, which, however,
does not aim at great accuracy, but
may serve to make n rough estimate
when it is necessary to reduce meas
uYes 1t is taken from the Ma0utactu5'-
eg and BEilder:
A pint of water weighs nearly !
pound, ana IS equal to about % cubic
inches, or a square box inches long
3 inches wide and inches deep.
A quart of water weighs nearly
pounds, and is equal to a square box
of about by inches and b inches
deep.
A gallon of water weighs from 20
10 pounds, according to the size or the
gallon, and is equal TO box by 6
inches square and 6, or = inches
deep.
4 cubic foot Of water weighs nearly
63 pounds (more correctly625 pounds),
and from I to gallons, according to
the kind Of gallon used.
a peck is equal to a box 8 by 8 in
ches square and iEchcs deep.
A bushel almost fills box 10 by / :
inches square and "a inches deep, Oh
cubic feet.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03
RENARNABLE CLocK NJ FcHANIs,I.

REMARKABLE CLOCK NJ MECHANISM.-
In the French Theological section at
the late exhibition were two clocks re-
markable for their mechanism. On
the top of one of them is seated, saws
the SilUersmiths' Trade Journal, a
handsomely astired Greek lady, a
figure hardly a span high, with a small
barrel organ, held by a boy resting
on her knees. With the clocks last
stroke the miniature organ is set in
motion, and plays a tune, the boy keep
ing time with his head On the left
arm of the figure is q bright startling,
which, as soon as the piece is played
out, repeats the melody, accompanied
by the movements of the lady's hand.
The mechanism of the second clock is
still more wonderful The clock is
surmounted by a figure representing
a iuggler in Oriental costume, seated
behind golden table. To his right
stand three large silver bells on plate.
The juggler raises himself as the clock
strikes, and gesticulates with his hands
as if in preparation for his feat, takes
up one of the bells, shows it to the
spectators To convince them that it is
empty, and then seizes another bell
and puts both on the table He lifts
them up again, and under each now
lies a golden egg, which appears and
disappears repeatedly Sometimes
both eggs disappear; sometimes they
increase IN number. and instead oftwo,
thIee or four eggs are seen. The little
magician's performance reaches its eli
max when he tuIns up the third bell
and displays a bronzed ball to the as
tonished audience This bronzed ball
bursts Immediately alterward, and a
Liliputian bird, about the length of a
finger nail, makes its exit and pipes
a tune. The next moment all vanisies
again, and the clever performer, af,er
a graceful bow, assumes his scat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03

REMARKABLE ATTACHMENT Pop
interesting chapter on ''Suange Animal
Friendships, gathered together by Cham
bers' journal. Among other instances of
remarkable friendships is cited the follow
ing Mr.. Huntington, of East Bloomfield,
New York, owns thoroughbred horse,
named Narragansett, and a white cat.
The latter was wont 20 pay daily visit to
NaTragansett's stall to hunt up the mice
and then euiOya quiet nap. Mr. Hunting
ton removed TO Rochester with his family,
leaving the cat behind; but she complain
ed Of him so loudly and so necessarily shat
she sent to the new abode. Her fist ob
ject was now to get somebody TO interpret
her desires. At last her master OWNED
them, and sta ted on with her 20 the barn.
As soon as they we're inside the cat went
to the horses stall, made herself bed
near his head, ssand culled herself up con-
tentedly. When Mr. Huntington visited
the pair next morning there was puss,
close to Narragausett's feet, with family
Of five beside her. The horse evidently
knew all about it. and that it behOoved
him to rake heed how be moved his feet.
Puss afterward would go out, leaving her
little ones i'm the care of her friend, who
would every now aud then look to see how
they were getting on. When these inspec-
tious .oJk place in the mothers presence
she was not at all uneasy, although she
showed the,greatesj fear and anxiety if any
children or strangers intruded on her pri-
vacy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03
FAMILY CASES.

Case. Morocco. with above 80 large vials and
Manual Of directions, $1,000
Case Morocco, of 20 large vials and Book, 500
These remedies arc sent by the case
sfn<Le box or vial, tC any part Of the
country, free Of charge, on receipt OF
price. Address
HuT1ss,ElrevS' EIoIaeoysa fhic Medicine 60.
Office and Depot. 100 Fulton ST. New York
For sale by all nruE=i-ts.
e1S Humphreys Specific Manual on the
care and treatment Of disease and its cure,
sent FREE on application.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03

QUICNLNiE IS SUBSTITUTE FOR
BLASTING PowDFR- -UnsIackcd lime
compressed into cartridges. or used
loosely and well tamped down in the
hole, using water or other liquid to sat
urate and expand it, is now proposed
for use in fiery coal mines. 1t is claim
ell that the advantages 20 he derived
from its use are economy in the pro
duction of coal making less slack
than by using ordinary blasting pow
der; lives of colliers are in less danger
the breaking or shattering Of coal back
of the charge-which IS especially char.
act, ris..c of use of gunpowdcr-is
ayoIdcd; and The quality of the atmos-
phere is rather improved by its use
than otherwise.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03

AN apple tree in Somerset produced
three crops last season.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03

How To CHOOSE 4 Coon Cow Il
crumpIe horn is good Indication. a
full eve another Her head should he
small and short. Avoid 4 Roman
nose. which indicates thin milk and
little of it, See that she is dished in
the face-sunk between the eyes. No
tice that she is what stock men call
a h&adler-skin soft and loose. like
the skin of q dog, deep from loin to
the udder and very slim tail A COW
with these marks never fails to be a
good mixer
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03

DANGEROUS PLANTS-TlC E~-.-
nettle is very innocent comparI
some OF its foreign relations In
northern part of New South Wales
for instance, the Giant NetlIg SOME
timesreaches the height Of l2e aL u"
feet, and Its l-avCs, twtlye to 5..s..
inches broad, are armed With pr...--
that produce severe and somsim-s
dangerous effects. IN TimoI and J2ra
also is found the Daoun Seler. o-
Devils Leaf" reported 90 De able
c0use death, or at ieazt Co produce
such effects that the pain viii last -.T-
eral years, and be acuteiy felt iu.r-
moist weather. There Is also in India
netJle which stings so fieTcely laa5
it is to he avoided ut ali Times. h-
especially in :he Autumn. The pain
from its poison Is intense. and l=s
sometimes been known TO prod
symptoms of lockjaw; while in NsT
Zealand is found another which causes
itself to be held in painful remeu-
brance for several days alter the u.-
wary bush traveller has made its &C.
quaiutance.-Sc Science for AL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03
Walker a. Badger Mfg. Co., PTOp'rS.
40 John Street, New Nori.

Nos Cnres Cents
!. Fevers, Congestion, Inhaunnations, -
, worms, Worm Fever, Worm Coic, 25
3. Crying g-GOIic, or Tcefhing Of Infants. 25
4 BiaTrli0a, Of Children OF Adults, p
8 ByScEtery. Gripping, Bilious Colic, g
g. Cholera -NOTBuS, Vomiting, -
z Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. .
s. NeuFa i<ia, TOothache, Faceache, p
O. Headaches Sick Headache. Vertigo, p
To- EeySFe gSia, Bilious Stomach, .
IL suppressed. Painful Periods, 25
u Whites too Profuse Periods 25
b. Group Cough, ID ifficult Breathing, .
Il salt EIhcUiss, Erysipelas. EruptiOns. .
L. HEscuTIa ism. Rheumatic Pains, -
Is Fever and A=ue. Chill Fever, ACues, 50
II Piles, blind OF bleeding, 50
IS GE3itl iEsly. and Sore or Weak Eyes, 50
10 Ia Tri1, acute OF chronic, Influenza, g.. 50
% NYhO0r5 nSy-C 9IT.Sil. violent coughs, 50
81 Asthma, oppressed Breathing, 30
o. Ear Discharges, impaired hearing, 80
% scFOfuIa, enlarged glands, SwcllinCs, 50
2i General Debility, Physical Weakness, 80
% ERFBpSy and scanty SeCretioHs. 90
2i s-e2-s5- CfEnCSs. sickness from riding, 50
81 fidHey-E9iS ease. Gravel, 80
IS Nervous Debility. Vital Weakness, 90
o. sore Mouth. CanlIcr, 50
80 Urinary w csl kU cSs, wettiuC the bed, so
81 Painful Periods, OF with Spasus, 80
- Disease or Heart paipitati0uS, etc 90
b. Epf }cpScy. Spasns. 81 NlJus. Dance, 90
g. - Esslf hgTia. liberated sore throat, 20
35. Chronic COMPOSITIONS and Eruptlons, 80
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-03

TREES THAT GROW SHFRTS S-IIGu-
holdt SAYS that he saw on the slope ol
the Cerra Drida shirt trees 80 le.s
high. The Indians cut Off cylHHricl
pieces , feet i'm diameter. from which
they peel the red and fhr1us bark
without making any loBgiiudiHa. i1-
cision. This bark affords them g. su.5
OF ga ment which resembles q sacS "-
very coarse texture. and viii ont q
seam. The upper opening serves fF
head, and two lateral holes are CHs
TO admit the arms. J he natives TesT
these shirts of Marina in the roihy sea-
son they have the form of COTTON
which are so common i2 New GTeaa-
da. ut Quito, and in Peru As in ih5
climate the riches and benifceuce oI
nature are regarded as the primary
causes OF the Incidence of the inha5i-
tan $. the missionaries do not faii to
say, i'm show ING the shirts OF MaTua,
'in the forest OF Orinoco. garments are
found ready made upon the trees
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
CONTESTS or ATHLETIC CLUES.

No pleasanter games than those of the Short
Hills Athletic Club given IN the neighhorhood OF
New-Yurk, bat bad weather on saturday esscned tAc
success II is Fail Meeting. The club had made an
usuaj attractive programme, offered handsome prizes
aud secured excellent entries But the rain mtericrd
Tie number 0 spectators therefore was rot large the
track was somewhat heavy aud some Of the best
testnnts were frightened away. The lOOyards handi-
cap VAS won by ;. 7. Hunting % yaris) in
lOl,s Ihe onc-iEiie Won 10y WI. DHfy Harlem
Athletic Club ~ ui5s2.s Th lOOyarrs run. scratch
VIA won by Pukney N lliss Beers won the l2O-yars
hurdle race easily. and farie The 22Oyards handcap)
In 2isss. The la i-ml.e prettiiy by g. j.
Bradi-i tle Wurle- bicycle race, q. Noel beat l. L.
Bellman by over 100 ards There were several other
events
The games Of the Irish American Club were held on
the grounds the Manhattan Athletic cub In This
city In the thEcr-hours gu-as-Ypn-plrase there
several rxcing struggles TOR rst place The
" l.. Lantfy. Of the ScOttislAmrrican cub,
who made ~ mines aud y laps At meeting of the
jersey city Athletic Cub. n West side Park th In
tcr-s of the spectators centred the war for
hich from four cluDS nad entered The Eufre
Nous Cub Games gwen bY the Passaic
Association NJ Clifton racerack, and b. the Williams
burg CLUB ON it- grounds
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
SPrRGEoy md MS Uonn.


LECTURE BY rfIg YoUNGfn BroIHEH OF TIE
GREAT rRsACHrR.
"Mv Brother and BIZ Work" was The sub
iac. OF alecure delivered by he Rev. james A. spur
gcon OF London, before an eufe.rr filing two.hfis II
lie seats ia Association Hail. o., FoHrtl-aye. and
Twenty lr.t Friday evening. Tie brother leierr,d ID
i RE w,ll-snonp ccarles Haiiou 'plrgson, pa
TOR OF the Metropolitan Tabernacle tB.pu-D IN
London Upon tho platform with tie speaker
were the R.v Mes.rs. Houre. Reed. Gillette.
Lord. Tlolp-,l ID. ani o.A0r' The coIle' who is tae
you ger brother o. te celebrated ur-eou, is assoc
atei with h'm in DIE educational wotk. n prerar"s
rounc ner far the ministry. Ilfrlfrcr De lecture by
referring. % tlc dI ri'v ~ iectarng without giving
more or les oi Sermon Mr slnrgson said in pag.:
kfew days ago called uron enc ~ your srrtest
men. the immortal L'ngi-lov ana almost th- f--t
nin. Boz said was How H. your bro,rarf" As tolI
he poet, l VIII trY and tell yon of him ana MS w rk
Unjust lr.' ;ake you % place u London uof far from
The size 81 the Oh la1ard lnn. in son hwark where
Ca.urer makes his r'irius assemble; whore
me ~ 'uDpuliin Ii'rih tr'f 'l''a1f t-e ltF-. ~
waz opened irtc from dr1'. though costing Sl-TDD.
being ono 81 fourteen ch re1. aut h, mother
family of twerty-two. he ha. tren student ail ~
hIs ge mo4e thoroughly scholar. although he od not
nave cnil -ilte o. ln.rg CUl'g don'i always make
,l',' ., & @ oa NJ; b.ntae , - N ' n-,rb &
early of sixteen. 100 Wat rpefrh Hr was soon
Plfa g. As ihe result of fwcnr,-nye wears work.
tas clurch. uumhcrin- 100 rfinhrr> ~ a. '. now
c"l 90 %. NA0 recorded l is hook- These rfp-
resent 20 oOp pei~o under IT, supciyis aHd coming
.ot b. lp ana aIdlnc,. An awful Tcspun-h!liiy
rests lpDn rrlrg for 80 many Besides thr elurrh
work there d, th- Pastors College where 400 y0nus
tea have received rAuiu- Tor tie ministry. Tie or
l.. ior Boss was rounded nlr or ten year
Hn s2on1O siscn by alady AID now 70 J. desired 20
fpuus 90 Gir.-' OipA AaD.gr.
NJ brother Aa. done great Mes wori. WY First,
cy tlc b.e,siag ot God. Ihtn ne i- a iyr min. he
sIull ever come 20 Anerici, nc Won oamic the 20
there Is hego. H. has enormous co. Steam I, up all
tie iue lis persistent rainp-tnre- n great eIn at
of success. 49, DO Dee gets Others 10 wnrA, never doing
himself what he get otners tOdo Lvry one Joining
the church asked NA,i arc you gong 30 T. Then
II. never without a now project
At tie close Oi his lecture, n was announced flt ihe
Rev Nj surgeon wo,Hd sail Tor home on N,lnt sddN,
IL. Il 1
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
DECnlONs-OCI II

SHpreme (6gri-ChGmbrs-B By Judge Barrett 49,
bo"efy savings Bank ag Dr1kcM Motion ened uih costs
20 aO.t" me vent IN The matter feun-lh hs mlter
nnsf t hsn -se+ without and wiflolf a
hcilnn memorandum t4aIk Offnulnrfff.-A0lau
must br granted with costs memorandum fI lri ~
wards Mon 90 granted 40 lar 10 defendant state
e l o thr pay uen oi rae money which upon gost
n TIE -fn1nf savings Bans denied an other culIr
o." COSTS lhti oitf- Trust COMPANY agf. thtfsndenf
ip NOT iS where there are infants ha ought permit
ec ou ~ The rctr' Otherwise fhtnln
In The matter of PHI! ps in the matter II seh.nck In he
matter 0i koHey IN the matter % 1eulurg the
~ hngart To thr matter o t0yne I'm the matter ~ W
IL iAr matter % Philips; In The matter 0 it0tsshd IN The
matter ~ ON Otfr-A publications. granted % BEN
.ricd ly 'nrpoauuu counsel thar Successful opposition
matter Of Grrrsrtd Rcirrfncr ordered - take PROOF
cler.n AIT bofnr Nogei ast Doying GiDDins as Doy
iuc. Motions Granted.
b Iule" DDlohHe-Fsithausen at Ennore- Motion de-
Mod utfnNr iutIrl -rhsy agf. Dlchi-se ru-nI0rln
dun. IN tnf uafterof Hoih0TTOw. Motion granted.
'oRR0H Pt0s- ->pseiai Term-By Judge Beach
ShorsI agL ~lOisy.-Leorle sIlneL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
JERONE PiRK FACES.

The Fall meeting of the American Jockey
Club cl., q ra-ursay at jerome Park wiIl rd,os ia
which there were many wel.-mntchcd horse. :, many
neet racers OF different age have rarely met
ON terms ia day. In the hr.t
race OF mile Cleckmafe us poundsl.
wallcnstein ls5). Alevour Ql3) Orolc uI6l Bonmi,
Wood QlOl. and Lnu ls2 Tgey ranked in the bei-
ting named. Cncckmate ncing ,he favoritc. Wauen-
stem won Chc knnte bong second Tine second race
was three uarters Of mile FOR twoycaTolds Tor M.
Home Bred Produce For this Clab lugh'- OtDn
ITO potndsl ana Aehsah OOl poundsl led IN tho bet
my uOll and Withcrss Nacaroon nly 9). Tic Win
et~ lt took the prize Ia l:lO, wish Odcn Inc
thrd hld Ferida 100 ppunds Fortuna Il l4l, Gen
cral Philips u 49, Belle JJl. Day lOTl Willie H..
Qus lnycruur, ,J9l and GcruIoro (iO7 FOR
IL was handicap uf ia miles. GlrnmoIc the favor
and teridl Accuud choice. Gl nmofc proved easy
winner 3:5l win Ferida second. Tue fourth race
was rs mics, with Una 600. Gabriel uo1i. Dan X.
QUil. SkylarA leJl, Kingston l3U Harlequin (J1 Id
win A. uO4l Clemmr q tlOIl. Ike Bonnam 90 Nipper
400 Nariird tlOj ana Nagrsnt (IO4l for starters.
Una The fasurite The stccplechasc The full
course had contestants judith Hin Disturbance
ui3l. RuddlDg IL iO Derby ui7l. aud P0iurrOy (l2O
puunds) judith the faV0ntc. The result Of this
tho greatest surprise of the day. The betting
against PUmeruy 30 To 1. but he easily 4. -,
Rrdding second judith and Distur urbance FELL but did
not hurt themselves or their riders.
Tnis racing meeting has been of unusual interest ana
has in uded many brilliant contests but the attendance
has not been great In some former years Il. l.
Lorard leads the list of winning owners. with james
w. BED second. Racing will gwen election day II
tina weather and track are suitable
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
THE COURTS.
LONG CHURCH LITIGATION.

Ex-Judge Mitchell. referee in one of tho
phases ~ the been carried On for
seventeen years between the Madison Avenue T. pf Il,
Church ana the oliver Street Baptist Church. ha de-
cded that the Madison Ayenlr Church o e the other
church $59769 up 10 November -. 1876 which, with
atied mtercsf, makes tle entire sum dIe s7OGO7 o.
The litigation grew out Of Transfer ln I-s2 Df me-
property Of the Madison Avenue Church 10 fbe Oliver
Street Society under cerran conditions Ihr validity Of
TINS transfer was disputed. aud tc f.t suit Wa beQuu
aud with many branches and variations % has continued
unsettled TO the present time. Tbs decision doe. NOT
end The matter for Is sail ~ Dc carried on *
cepons rom the rcfer'r- rulings. more 10 the
General Term and 10 the Court OF Appoals T. fhe Mad
ison Av'uuc Church hny OBLIGED - pay the money
D. Will moi be- embarrassed, Tor the amount las been
ready Tor .Ong time awaiting the decision