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Died Jan. "a, 1879, 3, The residence Of
Elder 4. l.. Harris, Miss Betsey Taylor
aged 81 years.
She was born Ia WinbalI, Vt. At the
age OF Is years she made = profession OF
religion aud was received as q member
OF the Baptist church IN Manchester.
For many years she resided st Benning.
ton, VI. In 1856 she became n member
OF The family of X. l.. Hartis, whose
mother Wa hcr sister. She fved an
humble aud devoted c. 81 IT,. Sue
fell asleep 10 Christ yer, pen, emily glad
10 20 and be with Him TO whom she had
committed all her interests for time and
eternity. She often wondered why the
Lord left her here almost helpless amid
The iudrmities Of age, and rs she express
ed II, so little use TO any one. But her
life WAS always an inspiration TO these
around her, aud most beautifully did she
teach the power OF a simple faith IN Christ
aud the sufficiency Of the grace Of her
Lord. She was a sunshiny Christian
almost TO the last moment. For q little
season clouds obscured her vision, but
gradually they passed away aud II was
light. Blessed are the dead who die 10
the Lord elawdre (Wis.) Republican.
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AssIGSEEs SALE


- ia AAAN W
In tie matter ~ David Gr0fat, BaHkfupt
The andsfslgned, ths Assignee Ia BANKRUPTCY
~ the estate 81 David tr9fat, ~ Abingdon.
Bankrupt. hereby gives n0i.ce that he sal eel -
public suction ~ the h9tsi ~ Austin L. Bartlett
ln Arlington, in the Conuiy n bennington, 10
said 6islriet, o. ths 15th day ~ March, A. H.
1879, Al 10 oiel5eE A. y, 70 ths highest bidder.
tAs f~0ilowing described real eslats ana psFspssl
property belonging to said bankrupt estate. VIZ.
A faHn II about iH5 aefts y taans situated ia
Arlington sfOresslds consisting ~ about 30 scfss
IL mstdo9 aAd pl0w lad. ~ acres - pGstAFs
laad AID The bkiaBee ~ wood ahA unaDer laad.
gsid fam 10 located nsAF TIE village DfAulagtsa
sld sti te rsia subBeet " Size homestead right
u saI EsHEtupi. Alec shout ~ bbssp, ; I've
year Oil HeiftF. ia FoaGds " Wool. ! Doubts
Harness, I single Hsfaess. ] MoAisE HaebinFs
/ Fsnniag MIL / Par GtTrnekA ! PAS Traverse
Hieds, / Wood ssaa sled J Cater baggr. ]
fiasAlg Pes ! Caiuyatqr J HsHows ! t0fn
shsilsf. fCbaias. lpaA Bar Haass. I urina+
stone, ! NheelbArrgs @Hso = aaagNtg y ngtsa
AID accounts baIgBKlEg 70 ssld estate.
EEIBEh T. HuED AsEKnss.
Afibgtoa. Vi. MARCH "a, 1919 ere
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ELInU BURRETT.

Elihu Burnett, the the learned
blacksmith, " died at bis home in New
Britain. Conn on Thursday night aged
IS years. His health had been poor
for a long time, frequent hemorrhages
of the lungs having occurred, so that
bis death was not unexpected by the
public. His ancestors we're Scotch,
and both his father and grand father
fought in the ranks of the American
army during the revolution. The son
of a shoemaker, Elihu obtained only a
limited education in the common
schools, and at the age Of l6 be was APP.
prenticed to a blacksmith. 1t was
while lsboring at the anvil that a
great deal OF his study was accom-
plished. He early conceived the project
OF reading the Scriptures IN their origi-
nal languages, which led to the de-
velopement Of his remarkable talent for
pathological studies. In a little time
he mastered French, Latin and Greek
and later he acquired a knowledge of
many other tongues. The story is told
how, when % years of age, he resolved
on working his own way 10 his studies;
so be sat down to Homer's "Iliad"
without note or comment, and with
only q lexicon with Latin definitions.
He had never read a line in the book,
but determined that II he could read
two lines by hard study during the
whole day be would never ask help Of
any u in mastering the Greek Ian
guage. lie won "a complete victory
and by the middle Of the afternoon bad
read aud committed Is lines to memory
Early in life be removed to Worces-
ter. Mass. ia order TO use the library
Of the antiquarian society in that place.
There he began his journalistic career,
first editing the Christian Citizen, a pa
per devoted to the interests OF a peace
ful settlement Of international Difficult
ties To the same end, he delivered
many lectures. acquiring considerable
reputation AS an able and instructive
speaker In 1876 Burritt went to Eng
land, where be formed the league Of
universal brotherhood" whose object
WAS "tc employ all legitimate means
for the abolition Of war throughout the
world" At the same time be became
interested in the antislayery cause, aud
in 1852 he took charge o. the CujzeH ~
Tie World. a Philadelphia paper. 10 o..
der to help on this interest. Besides,
he rave much attention 10 temperance,
aud cheap ocean postage, which have
never ceased TO evoke his constant and
enthusiastic efforts. In 1865. Nc Bur
ritt vas appointed United States consul
at Birmingham. Euglapd. where he re-
NAMED until 1869. Since bic return he
has led a quiet life at home. engaged
10 authorship and writing ior the news-
papers. Among bis best known books
are "0live Leaves Ten Minute
Talks on all Sorts Of Topics sparks
from the Aavil," Lectures and
Speeches" aud - Walk from Johu o
Greats House TO Lands Ed
Mr. Burnttl was by nature a phiIAa-
ihropist. and his earnest. well directed
lsbors 10 behalf o. The causes men
toned will be- long and grateful rcmem-
bered BY mankind Not amoug the
leA.i Of his good Sofk 10 lhe world vas
the encouragement be gaze. By BE
marvellous scholarly requirements. q
every oae who is obliged 70 Obtain
kbowledge under extreme difficulties
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Tas s9sM dse1gt, hsnKipg VS. TOO
~ paof "a Johu Bso~u. vbos,
! i march * CO asd yet they
uiea Msad Street inssli 70 object g.
ssfara pssssoa to IsA Dsris Bea
Haief xo.s ersr farther sad clNns
iaat ths saldiefs who Lsghl - tie
cafe5etsl1 army shoald he pessioae5
b. tbr F-o,ersassai 90 ths lame terms
tAat Unma sgifsefs are. ia ether words
~ss ne crime bot sc aetsal work Of
nsfIt 10 seet d destroy the govern
mcAt
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PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor.


"HsaS. soE I ~ui SPEAK ss sss.,l.us
PoAD-s EXTRACT ne great vsw.tasls
ret. p~ss.Fsgss. Hss l~sn e - e.ss
thtrty ysAre. ans hs esNnltee~ aea pFuaIa
curative siftus- gAnnot h. sHnslica
CHILDREN. Ne namny nan aeafa tsS vsfAsat
Peaa's EntFust. AcstAssta, nFutsss,
NsatastsAs. Snts, sPratas, ar rv1sssA
almost Instantly ~ sttsrnAi Af1aoasarn.
rrumrts FsiisVus rains q Buras. ssaids.
Npsest.tiens, C~hAaass, 0ia serss,
usits, Eeioaa. Carnss sc. AFrrats in-
hsmHataa. redaoes s~~elasea stops hkelnx.
removes assrsiofattn and hfais r~Ap&3iy.
end q theft heat friend. II aAsaAses
subject notAhly fuilness esd psv1ssrs ID
the head, nAuseA vertigo, AZ u rrouPay
Iiuds q iaaamssHrioas aSa aIesrs-
tiome
HRMoaRHoIDs Or asd ia tsi. the
eHlp Immediate relief Anf ultimate cure.
No eAse, however ehronie o. obstinate oaH
long resist it, regular nee.
vAHICOsE VEINS. IL IS the oniy EeFv csFe.
hIDNEN hh~ 10 e9nAl fpf pr
BLEEDING from AIRY c,nsa for ri, Il {, = sps-
cine. IL has sasca bundFcas q lives when al
ether remedies fslei % arrrss ehcsaing tom
aose, stomach, lungs and sl~swhers
TOOTHACHE, EAraehs, Neuralgia sud
ithsumatism are AL ahhe rlieved. and
often permanently ruted.
PHYsuIANS az All schools who Afe acquainted with
Ponds Extract Of witch HaHsi reDpu-
mend = ~ THEFT prasuev w hsys lettsn q
AANNLt NAHA aHAEH ANHf@E 49,
many " whom order u for use IN thstE pwa
practice. In addition 90 tho iOregCaHe, thsT
order tta use for sWellings ~ AL tinds,
QnInsy, sore Threat, lnasHaed Ton
slls, simple and ehtunio DtREI7hUa, Ca-
tarrh for which it IL . gsn,tc, CHILL
blAtns, Frosted Feet, sttngs of
insects, Musqaitoss, ETC. thapPed
Hands, Face, aud indeed oil manEvt q
sktn dtsaaseA
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness,
and smarting heals Cuts, Erupttons
aud Ptmplss. Il fstrr't, iaotpoHiis4 and
r%,ftsAtI, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
To EARMEHS-Pond's Extract. No stosk
Hpeder, no Livery Man eau afford 20 bs With
out H. IL Is used by all the leAding Livery
Stables, street Railroads and frat H0r-eIRtn
an New York CITY. Il has no equal ff Sprains.
Harness or Saddle Channsp, Stiffness,
scratches, sweliings, Cuts, laoerations, hlced.
iuE, pneemoniA, Cole, DaTrbaA, ChLla
Gods, &C. Its rAnRe Of action ~ lids, and thu
rAef Il affords Il 80 prompt that it ts i1yaiua-
HE in svsiy Farm ard as veil hs IN every
Farmhouse. LET IL lie tired once, and yoa
will never hc without Il.
GAUTIONi Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has tho words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle, IL IL prepared
Ly the snly persons living who ever
knew how to puTare Il propsrlY, Refuse Al
other preparations Of Witch Hazel lhists
ihe only article used by Physicians, and IN the
hospitals Of this country and kurope.
HISTORY and Uses OF Ponds Extract
IN pamphlet form, sent free on application 70
PONDS SoMfANht W MAIDEN
Lane. new York
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X ANsAsi KANSAS
ANOTHER EXCURSION
KANSAS KANSAS

An EIcuEsI0s for prDa 2ectors aud IADd BAY
eFa, ia are " a good CT lde, leaves Jfayt :. Z.
90 Tuesday. April eth, u hAnsisy. ca ne a.
4. Az 70 Ii. III. ID the A. kEnsss YEley. % k0aih
wes K9psEs Pare tsL.H3. Eeu1d TIP licksts,
Tor 40 days. ia % and sset - Fthest Coalty
10 lie World. For netets, froe u Lands, he.s
app. } 10 % address W. II foof q Co. Agts
Lad DepGflneaE A. 7 As. Re 4 ~. G5eE0m
d Pal Eala4IHg, Trsf, n. I. of q sym9uf.
0o nerai Eastern Passenger "A sats - Broadway
Ass foEk. H#sm
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Al t-easan1f,r Msssh y Ne AL
kfs HssfY pVstt
uMsnsseslsf, M,fsa s /. - = .aA
AAsNms HsAsrAs
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HENRY dREEN. Agent
BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT or VERMONT.
,st,4rt Cont of fbe Initial Eta1sa fnF

Il DISTRICT or VERMONT.
Ia the District Court oi the United states foF
the District of Vermont
Ia Re. West a Brother, Bsnhrnps Ia Bank-
ruptcy,
kotice Is hereby given that 3 petition hAsbsen
hled in said Court, by Fernando NsstH BaInuel
NJ. West, ~ Arlington, 10 said District, duly de-
clsrtd bEnkmpts under the Act Of Congress 81
March 50, 1877. for = discharge aud esTtiAeats
thefeffom from all their individual aud co.pArt.
Bersbip debts aud other claims pFoYslls under
said At, aud that the 10th day ~ April, 1873, al
. o'clock A. ~, before the Hon. bsyt Wheeler
Judge Of said Court, Al tho o.. y, Court hoo1as
ia Rutland, ia assigned f0r The hearing VI tbs
same, Shen Snd Where al erefit0fs Sho bsss
proved their dsbis. and other persons 10 interest
may attend and show eARse II agy i4eY hAvs
Why tue prayer ~ SAID petition should not be
granted.
Dated 81 Burlington. % the Gth day u hsreh.
1875.
sssw IS y. BAALLRY. Clsrh.
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A. pef.st M.fsa a. Ne llan washa
SO Ytsfs
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Marriages.

Al UrrekaH 4 Msfrh ga in MfisHa
- borset .aa Ass Kys NsHes "a NUsefsha
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"fAAEEn PROTESTANT AmefttAn SITS. whs
w can furnisb uHtauhseA tH~fefpasa - -
l~nteet8js and stattT, vaa hear 81 = dosifshia 80,
uttieu ~ addressing the nnatrslenrd Most -
= Kpsd r15k and thoroughly understand ao4ng
h0ssr sufk Address,
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B~epnlngtou. "a. March l2thl 1877.
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has just been received aud viii be sold chsEy,
Our goods are all fTssh from market and We
mean business. Give Us = call and etHmiBS
goods and pftoes aud zee u what We cay lie not
true. Rtmsmber the place, 81 the Bnck Store
on BlEo kmer Avenue, Manchester Depot, "
J GREEN
HENRY GREEN. Agent. 4I3ip2m
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THURSDAY. MARCH T. is;s
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NOTICE -uwing % sd health. I am obliged
y 60 give MP si practice sHetpt chronic
cases. All persoDs Indebted 10 me Tor services
arr requested e settle sac same
} " MARSH. Il. %.
EAst Dorset. Va, Feb. 18Th. 1885. lnAu
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DuoHATE NOTICE Prub&le Courts will bs
acid At nv oaise ia tbs village ~ Factory
Point, tu Manchester, on tho Last "Wednesday
Of every month Until further notice Is given
kANNEN HOWARD, Judge
Factory Fotut, VI, Dec. itth, 1878. mu
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WANTS.

Aa,sfus.usnts. unafs EOS. hfsd. tsu esit
Nnf eseh fBssFtton.
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A. ia spring seasoa opens Ne 81 Al shsftouf-
selves - ths utfaosf ~ Keep our ~ sct ~ gods
ia tAs Esst ~ coalition. and give orr beat Attsa'
lies - thess ukg v1l cal Gad tasps Cit
nsaseksstsH ". Mafch, Ah is7s- zt-se
, 1879-06-20

bis subicct being "1fhas ara tho Inherent Gle.
ments for successful work In our soG!a! untonW
This waa followed by debate, IN which Mcsars.
L. A. Smith. c. W. Needhan,. y. N. Blake,
ant, Cyrus Bcntfov par.!cipastdt tlc question
being In tue shape VI a resolution tllat the
iGutan should hare a better-leoned purpose for
work seeking the Development Of dcn"ntna,
ttonal tnteseats. The question was ably argued
pro u,lll con, and the debate was quite Al inter-
eating one,
AprLnnEa's CHURCH.
, Como OF the friends Of the 1sey. Mr.: Appteoee
and members OF tho late Fourth Unitarian church
gave reception last evening as tbs rea!sence Of
Miss j. 4. SleKonneYs, at No. 1856 fra!F's
nvcHuo. The exesclaes Ut tho cFosilf'g
Hcro OF an tntrrty social character. nnd
highly enjoyed b., Those present. These verc
IL. isoriae, air. uud Mira. nos!nutuu, Miss Boy
ingtun, NJ. Hl,, Mrs. j. L, Collins, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. ". Coonh, Mrs. Or. kunk, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs.
SuuW, Mrs, hlaty L. Porter, h{itaaa DcliR and
Coro barker, Miss Lenn Ilerker, Miss Mny Ap-
rlabec, Miss Carrie Doyington, Miss Emma
attckucy, stlss Esa Gates, Mf.s AngtY Haste,
A!tss Ida Ec!tel, Aiessrs. Victor Vogat, VIII Ap:
others. The affairs Of tho now church, OF which
Ats. Appitbee Is the head. seem to 1e in very
promising condition. Cheeseman's HAfl has been
secured, ut No. 500 Cottage Grove avouuc, where
the congregation hnvc, like Jarob, set UP their
Bethel. Financially, the congregation Is
sound, and they didn't propose to raise crop OF
mortgages this year. There aro now so1ne st1ty
namcs on the roll of the ne1 church. What
tho name Ut this organization Will be has not
yet been announced. One week from Monday
the Dratuatic Club Ut this society will give nu
entertainment ut the hail, On which occasion
wilt be produced '!Tl!e Household Fairy u and
II Couldn't Help It,"
, 1879-06-20
FEDERAL FODDER.

The United States sub+I'reasury disburBo-
ments yesterdaY amounted to 100000.
Tho tuterual-revenue receipts at Collector
Har1cy's Office yesterday footed up s10,423. OF
this amount $4,000 was for tax.paid spirits,
s3552 for tobacco and cigars, and s., 752 ior
beer.
United States htarsha! Hlldrup received
official uottce yesterday. iu tho shape of
. letter from tho Attorney General, that
the present appropriation for United States
Court tur.ee WaS 60 nearly exhausted
that 1t was found necessary to rcserYe what was
left flatll for tllu expenses Of lurtcA in other
localities, whcge they coahl not possibly be dis
pepsed With. lie was therefore instructed tn
see that tho Circuit Court jury, rccentiy aunl.
Inoned, Waa discharged INT! paid oil, and that
no AaYe jMt!es ba called unttl tic new appsopti-
alton gues Into effect, which will 10 about tho
lst Gt duly. AMI 1t WAS all done even as l.o
Attorney General had ordered.
In order tlat the sa!oon.kecper or 1iquor-
dealer who neglcets to pay his special tar may
not, when arrested therefor and brought buloTt
tle Commissioner, hnsa any excuse for pleading
That liz "l!dn't kuoH," Collector Harvey l,as
tssuel 6un!r circulars With which tn has sup
piled Ills deputies. who. when cecaston rcauirea,
leaya them With the afortsua tlu!d-dispensars,
to the intent that they may 10 fprcwarnel
~ we'll as fosearnle1. The circulars are nutltrs
tu the effect tlsat. 1lnltah tho dealer makes a-
plicasun to pay for his license within thrcu days
irum datr, complaint will tu made against him
hefuro tbs Commissioner fur bis failure TO- 1o
80, II these notiees arc needed, good deal ot
trouble may bo obslated, to say nothnE Of coats.
, 1879-06-20

DEATH or DISTINGUISHED JEsUIT pRlEsT.
The Nev. Futher I.nwier, Of 81. IRuat,us
College, on West Twelfth strcst, died GU
Wednesday, night surrounded BY bis brethren.
md contolcd and strengthened by tho holy
sacrament Of the Church.
Father Lawler Was distinguished Jesuit.
we'll ltnonn III tie City Of Chicago, aul eateeu,ca
for his pety and learning, as well as for his
kindiness Of heart Tho demise Of tho Rev.
crend Father was not unexpected, his lifc hay
lug been threatened by m alarming Illness for
some weeks. Since this attack ha has besn
hoping to recover, md there were times
whoa his friends indulged in the be-
lief that this hopc would 10 realized.
This, however, rms not onlatpcd 10 be, mud his
tlcmist on "Wednesday night at unco pit nn end
to all buspense und to alI hope. Hc lad suffered
from physlcai 'uflrmtics for many Yeass. which
lie bore with the catmneas md tranquility hich
Father LaMier was born In the City Of Dublin,
ireland, Oh Mar 81. 1895, and was of twin birth.
llc carly sought the Church. and apent bis soush-
| ful years In various monastlc nnd other cluca.
Ctondalkin. DC entered tho Tlicolo9cal Sem
inary and College Of ataynooth In 1871, remain
ing there for six ycars, without, hoMe7er, mak-
mi; hts final profession as q priest During tlIe
several yeass after his arrival engaged tn the
! profession Of teaching. At the snnc TING lolA-
| lug position tn Cincinnati banking house.
flo cntured The Society OF Jesas Aug. 70, 1861.
giving himself up finally to tilu Church. He
made bis first rows In 1858, and MAS ordained a
priest iu 1856. During tha celebrated panic
! Of 1857 he was put Ia rhnrge Of tho FINANCIAL
afiairs Of tho Jesuit Order In Cincinnati,
and from that time, until disqualified
| hy dtscaso. ho has occupied positions
| Ut the highest trust a,ld honor.
| His financial experience and sagacity wcro OF
| infinite advantage to the Oflor. lie came to
| ChtcnQo iu 1863, and was nut In charge ok tho
financial affairs OF the local house. liz SGT nn
fops ant cotnptctcd several cdi1ces, among
theso being y. 1gnaslns College. ind thesgteat
church oil Twelfth street, and the auxiliary
| Church OF t1lr Sacrcd Heart, besides nuncrous
| scllt,ols and religious establishments.
He was fine scholar Autl an able PREACHER,
and noted, also, for his many virtues nud great
simplicity OF character.
His remains wcro exposed at the 1gnatluz
College. whero hi, died. during The day yestcr'
| day. The funeral services Will take place to-day
in the Church Ut tho Holy Family. The rctnalna
will bo inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
, 1879-06-20
SUBURBAN..

rr1 t,...... ~ H., 1,..n...a... ,,...t
-. ~ a1".0s.. ~ ~ ~,..,,,e. ~ tTa,...,. DpA..
meht ol tho Nosta"estern pnlVera'sy opens
commencement week ehls evening. Ihc exeF'
'r1,c propram,ne Of spcakers ts;. James r. Hat-
All Er.n.ton. Arna n fllo,s 1o1fot. Es,h.r
ae'u, Efapatou, ~, AnnH ~ uto"S' u"'ot' t.4'nse
NJ. bllblc, Winnenaeo C1ty, h.'hn.' 'ohn H.
tlnll, Mankota, MIMI; Carl MocIa,ann, Peo-
tone; Harriet A. Ktmba1l, Black River Falls,
WI. ..n,,c1in =. Moor. Mavnn,a Vta .nd
r's'' 4',es"1 -. 'tss s,,' sr,. .a.s.,.,.. "aa
james u; Ha5Ef. Cnicaeo' Aho e's"uat!ht.
, 1879-06-20

provided tho majority had mat than half way
la any of tu atnnntltnenss just n,ade and lost.
Inspector Katth seeing tlu tfnposstbIlity OF
gcttInt tha report through without the assst.
nnre Of ilsc minority, said be would ,1nuvo 10
adopt all Of the report. exccpt the itcms Tor
ancc'al tcachcrs, leaving them for another mset-
fng, II that would satisfy tim gentlemen.
lnopector ltuyna moved, M an atliendtndnt 10
Inspector larflettA nlottOs, 10 adopt all oi tl,e
rGport excerpt the Items Of sH1arirs for epeclai
tenchcrs antl supervision nf teachers. viz: 4Hl-
artca OF officers and employees.
Saasa debata toslowed, Inspector Eugllah tu-
ttmattnx that tlE gentlemen WcFe trytuy to
adopt the report pleccuenl.
Inspector fjoyne's motion was nut and lost
hy voto ot yens 8, naTb 9,-the VDto.ot a ma
j1ritr Of the entire boarl betuE necessary to
carry II.
Inspector Keith, ipsteal Of pressing his own
mutton, moved to adjourn. antl the moilon pre-.
vailed. The Board thercupon adjourned.
The salary question, lclt fit that uncertain
shapr, must necessarily coluc up At the next
tusetlnEs
, 1879-06-20

Dawkon's bPalAca of 6woets" has ths choicest
collection Of candy IN tho city. ell Stale sksest
, 1879-06-20

f~-e---.-s-N-..
:, ,,ntsFSoCk-ThurtIey., .luno H.. of run,nmn,o1
agtd 81 yehtAs ~ ''c'oek.
Tnhcts! from hia lsto resdener .a7 scat Meproe...
fAtufnaf. LUNG ~. At 10 T.. III, TO St.. CojunhktIfs
CAnEchi Hence hr cals to Calvary. 'A'"*
kEEAi!fornl., MsssaeAAsctts and llhnis lsls,a
6N!Tii-fhk funeral Of tue late Gibef. II. suvn
w take place AZ Harvard. Ill., Sunday, Juue 81 y
DEI.t-on Thussday moraIar, Jnne 10. Nam.
dsMFh{ss uf Mr. Il. 1sspnrsAu, beloved wito a
rnncrat fen i,es ietc ss,dcase 1s1 East van
Church, shence hJ carriages IL ca,rafy.
liicKErr !}cd a. : o'cIeck Yesterday afternoon
!nn Jhfnaa t!ekc9: AFrH yrnFs anI q Aunths. Of ia.
netius !. Hnl AntIin li!exeS. ~ Ninth Urccn.s.. "
Sat!cs Ut 10aeeal to. o.tHosYaW.
s1lfEAD-jnnr 10. Charies, hon OF william eua Rtc,
Sprth1. AEed II ytars and "a dare. "''s
SgaIcs .! fltGrAl herenfttr:
, 1879-06-20

Or. Duugss, dseoyesur of the etncaopa euto fot
cures al cssos. Itoom ~ Palmer
JInush
, 1879-06-20

BAmy steep, good d!rest!on, rich blood, elsatlo
step, aud caeetfalaeas in Hop pittess.
, 1879-06-20

AID Everett IN scoking to secnte tho passage Of an
ordinance By the Common Cduncit to acconpltsh
tht dedication Ut Adams street ~ such boulevard.
, 1879-06-20

A Crazy Woman. n.Kllier-EpIacora,~
Nallway-Tho Lotol,lsr CHse-An Alleged
IiIRxmoua ClorKytnan-Cra3ed OF petiex.