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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-01-08
The Village StOrk.
AWARD TAYIoR's LAST 20.

hAAAHb AAhBoA LAST POEh.
The old HercyniAn forest sent
HIS weather on the plain;
WahlWinkel's orchards writhed and bent
In whirls Of wind and rain.
Within her nest, upon the roof,
Fer generations tempest-prOof,
Wshlwinkel's stork with her young ones Law,
When the hand of the hurricane tore away
The house and the home that held them.
The storm passed by; The happy trees
Stood up and kissed the sun;
And from the birds new melodies
Came luting one by one.
The stork, upon the paths below,
Went sadly pacing to and fro,
With dripping plumes and head depressed,
For the thought Of the spoiled ancestral nest
Aud the old, inherited honor.
Behold her now !" the throstle sang
From ont the linden tree,
"Who knows from what line she sprang,
Beyond the unknown sea 2"
"If she could sing, perchanoe her tale
Might move u.s." chirruped the nightingale.
Song? She can only rattle and creak I"
Whistled the bullhnch, with silver beak,
Within the bars OF his prison.
And all birds there, or loud or low,
Were one in scoff and scorn;
But still the stork paced to and fro,
As utterly forlorn.
Then suddenly, in turn of eye,
She saw poet passing by,
And the thought in his brain was an arrow Of
fire.
That pierced her with passion and pride ant
ire
And gave her a voice to answer
She raised her head and shook her wings,
And faced the piping crowd.
Best SERVICE" said she, "never sings;
True honor is not loud.
Ny kindred carol not, nor boast;
Yet We are loved and welcomed most,
And our ancient race is dearest and first,
And the hand that hurts us held accursed
In every home of Wahlwinkel
- Beneath q sky forever fair,
And with a summer sod,
The land come from smles-and there
Ny brother was a god
My nest upon temple stands
And sees the shine OF desert lands;
And the palm and the tamarisk cool my wing;
When the blazing beam Of the MONDAY stings
And drink from the holy river
tIThara I on, socrad AVIAN No bara.
Yet dare | not be lost,
When meads are bright, hearts full of cheer,
At blithesome pentecost.
Then from my obelisk depart,
Guided by something in my heart,
And sweep in a line over Lybian sands
To the poisoning olives Of Greoian lands,
And rest on the Cretan Ida
Pdrnassus sees me as sail;
cross the Adrian brine;
The distant SUBMITS fade and fall,
Domaltian, Apennine;
The Alpine SHOWS beneath me CLEAN,
[ see the yellow Danube stream!
But l hasten on until my spent wings fall
Where bring blessing to each and all,
And babes to the wives Of Wahlwinkel!"
She dropped her head and spake no more;
The birds on either hand
Sang loudnr, lustier than before
They could not understand.
Thus unused the stork, with snap OF beak:
"Better be silent than 80 speak
Highest being can never be taught;
They have their voices, my Thoughts;
Aud they we're never in Egypt -
American Legation, Berlin, Germany, Novem
Der H. 1878,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-01-08
FITS, EPILEPSY,
Or
FALLING SICKNESS

permanently cured - no humbug - by one
ID NTH usage OF DIR. GoULARDs CELEBRsTED
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exs Tint these Powders will do all We claim for
taan1, ~ will send them by mail, postpaid
E<ee TRIAL Box. As DR.. Goulard ia the only
p14sieian that has ever made this disease
rpeoiaI study, and as to our knowledge thou
sands have been permanently cured by the use
OF these Powders, We will guarantee a perman-
eat cure Ia every Gaze, or refund you all money
expended All sufferers should give these
ltowderH an early trial, and be convinced of
their curative powers.
Price for large box, So, or four boxes for
SIG. Sent by mail to any part OF the United
states or Canada on receipt of price. or by sx-
press O. o.. D. Address,
ASH d ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. 7.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-01-08

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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-01-08
A LECTURE
| YOUNG MEN
published, in a sealed envelope.
J Price six cents,

|1et published, In sealed envelope.
Price six cents.
octure on the Nature, Treatment, and
81 Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sperma-
"a, induced by self-abuse involuntary
i0ns, impotency. nervous debility, and
ixments to marriage generally; consump-
opilepsy, and fits +; mental and physical
161ty by ROBERT j. CULvERwELL, NJ. d.,
'of the "Green Book" etc.
4 world author, in this admir-
lecture, clearly proves that the awful
.1Ixences of self-abuse may be offectually
nd without medicine, and without danger
llfgicsl operations, bougies, Instruments,
~ cordials; pointing out mode of cure
1o8 simple and effectual, by which every
|$2k no matter what his condition may be
<<fe himself chesply, privately and radi'
& This Lecture will prove boon TO thor
b md thousands.
IL Under seal, in plain envelope, to an.
rez<. on receipt OF six cents, or two postsg'
4f Address the publishers,
TIE OULVERWELl MEDICAL CO..
lEnn street, New York p. O.. Box 1856
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-01-08

!, With all the fluctuations in pig iron
and axle grease, chewing gum still keeps
up at the old figure.
, 1879-05-15

the 50 per ton protection on ,r'E:fron is psac-
tfcnltv no protection IT. MI, itn Company, fssl'
Ing Itself worau of than under lie old tariff,
have determined to suspend operations.
;~pfcf1t Ntsratch 10 The Tribune
NOMINAL, May f4..-Fhere Is son,c aissatls.
faction anionR tic rank-an'l-tlu Of t,,c volun-
tcera nj the action OF llle Commlttec Of otlerrs
Tho Nansom Nuasas, Barlow Qsess, m,m! oshes
American curps III very friendly tlrtB With thu
Individual corps Of this city: ..
NINE. pnuuetsc, w."so husband WAS lately
convicted of rln6czzoniont, has applied for d
4 pork. ;.paexI,,g establishment on lnrge scale
10 to bc established at Vt. Henrl, In tic wcstern
Snsefnl Ditpateh to 1ht Tribune.
HALIFAX, May IT, The Newfoundland seal
fishery for 1870 10 calculated by local ,aper a.
fair average catch. The mt!nbor Of seals taken
will reuc!l very nearly 5W,U0o, while thu pro2or-
tinn uf old seals brought homo is greater than
uaual.. Against this, however. Is tlrcrcasc IN
the vatuo of scal-uli. BI,d consequent lcascnlrI
of profit to tic crews.
Ttlc usual exodus to the United States "a
taking place from all parts Of the country. This
emigration III for,uer wears wns put down TO til,
account Of Mr.. MackenzIe's Government: and
tile promise 10 put stop to It was great Con.
| acrvatfvG card ID tte elections.
Numerous pos-ott!co robbcrtcs havc occurred
at Halifax. Letters containing large amounts ot
| money havg bcen stolen. IN une dry. rot long
ago, the Yarmouth bnlIks lost $33.10D til nutea
inriusctl IN two letters fr0m two different ltnl[
fax banks,-ono sctscr containing 81 600 nna tie
! other e1,2290 In Yarmouth banG.''!lls. Not far
| from 100 lutters hayo gonn astray and ncyet
been heard of, dur!uF the last six months, u
| Noyn Scotia n1ono. The authorities III tlie Fost
Ollico Department haro carefully investigated
| und lava concluded that ttlgsu robbcrirs Art
committed lu III" llaltfax Post. Office. Notwith
stnntlin9 the fact That sto1cp letter was fount
| In lila pocket, ntl marked money stolen frut1
nnotllcr letter was found In nnotlcr ppcRct, I
jury llna declared tl,at Young faw Is innocent
LII Tint cnsa the tllief Ia still In tho rusi-0Icc
md the public hays no guarantee that what ha
been dono will nut be repeated.
, 1879-05-15

TwentY-t1rat Annual Stnto Salbnth.sclio0
Convention mt bloomington.
ELecta{ pitpQtch to T2e Tribune,

TWentY-tlrst AnnuRl Stnto Sa1ybnth.H School
ConvoutI1n mt bloomington.
EpectaI D&patch to 7ae Tribune,
BLooMtNoToN, ILL.,, May 14.-1llc twenty.fisst
annual State sabbath.Schooi Convention, 10 In
session here, beginning this morning. and to
end Friday night. Of t,tNo delegates expect
cd, D50 afc now hcrcy a,Il as many mora are
exprcteh to-nsght. Jacobs, Reynolds. Thomp-
sou, md others noted Ii Sabbath School work,
aro present. Nothlng Of general importance
Was done In tho forenoon. Tho principal work
Of tho afternoon was tho appointing Of n
Committee on Organization and considering
their report, which elected the following OIL
GERS: President, Charles II. Morton, Chicago:
First Vtcc-Prcsident, the Key. l. N. Caruan,
Ctampaicn; Second Vice, Payson 1'ras]s,
Of Fulton; Third, W. Q. Kecncr, Of
Flora. The address OF welcome WIS dolivercd
by Prof. Sue N. D. Fry. l.epurts Of tho statis-
tieal Secretary aud other important anw9a!
reports were lfstuncl to with great interest,
and showed prosperons md encouraging con-
flitton Of affairs. This ovcnlns President
lIcvctt lccturcd to nj immense audience OH
'tUnitcd ENort"; tho Rev. Ell Carmen, OF
Jackaunyll1c. on IA Better knowledge Of Our
Work ~; the Rcy. ]. II. Brooks, OF 81. Louis,
On "a Better Knowledge Of the Word" The
greatest enthusiasm prevails and tho session
will be one Of thu most Interesting ever held,
Two State Conventions haye bocn previously
held here, tint Of 1850 a.llt tint OF 1866 Tilt
delcaatcs arc all entertained BY tlo people oi
the city.
SARATOGA, May 5.-Thc Commissioners to tho
Presbyterian General Assembly huyc beer
arriving by every train tu-tiay. The Rev. Dr.
Patton, OF Chicago, breaches tile opening sermon
, 1879-05-15

nt No. 1C6 Augusta atrcnt, $500 to keep 'he
geace atnl 90 for satryHg concsaed wsap: snis1,.
!Sss 1'n'a |;os s us9Gs ~ 5 ,S o;
Ff.nk Mscann, assnulttnE Ti,eu'as !!l1,boan.,
$500 to tbs l7lh; Clnra Lee. s5o une
. iSs s,''Sss s$sv ". .ad '"psss'' son nssIss
Hoffman tn .uri,lgsuort .aloon roM: 4. IL:
Snyder, characd with tho thclt q 3&' from r. q
sste ID 's "'se !. Waes ,a Ge' @,irt y" =
young nicn who roGbc,i l'htlip zclrhach af slo
last Sunday eyening IN front Of No. 1lai Vent
worth avenue. an .!, tns,' snoekea i4,n hm dqn Tn
nn.l hcat hsn!, sWy ~ tno litn. lao
Wehb. J. t. Morgan, l.. Solomon. r. !. Null
ford, and N. Reeves, .strc nl discharged for lack
os prosecution, there haylng bccn uisundrr-
standing M 10 tle tim VT for trial, OWING 70
which Atturnoy rrude did not appear n court
until two hours aitcr the disposition had bncn
made.
folnu loatlng ubout thr pIttsburg & Fort
Wayne depot; John, Moore, one gt two
tunx:n fellow v, "o s aa xt s"H.an .,ren,
| without nsoyocat!ou, a,d n,al,clousiy de-:
Jolm oldosh, disorlcriy, Of, complaint q
| his wife Soph!a, l1v!ug at No. so7 !linn'nn
| Iiornc, .iohn Gibbons. a,,d Thomas alsd JOHN J
Eoopcr. Arrasteh upgf, suspicion n.y. Officers an
honey l Hogan, WHO had received Information
that i gang Of Detroit thtoscs hail recently ar,
rived here. llorno hull Il number q woll-fileti
,,ucketuooks III Ills possession. Gibbons Ind
i.e tic arrest ulld Identification ,ot
two trau>ps tlaa.ed Jollu Jotnson nt''l Charles L
Kcn,lugson for robbins Thomas MBro1cy ~.
TWEEN Davenport Nld Moline, hn!l which acran
IL supposed to refer 70 eutlo OF the Raug. AL
OF thctn ayt1untly liu from Detroit.
CRIMINAL COURT.
In tic Crt,nfual Court the foi,oWfrg cases
were disposed Of: William Barney, convicted g
larceny; Ja,ncs Stevens, acquitted; Joscpl
Peters. convicted Of The larceny Of watch mt
c!,an from Mori.z Langcloth, nt, term fixed d
three years in the icnltentfary; Edward Foste1
pleaded guilty 10 MI attempt to vote illegally Il
the Eighteenth Ward, at tlIe last ccet!oil, aM1lt ~
10 IarronJ AM! wus ren,a,M.cA; Billy May plead
| cd guilty to larceny, at.t was 4 EtVcn et3ty day
III tic jail; Charles Reynolds pleaded guilty t.
stealing silk hniltlEcrcfllcfs from Charles
Kellogg g. Co., n,nl was remau.icd; John Con
molly, same o1fcnse, Jury out.
Tic conspiracy Indictment against John 9
Colfnan mil Detective liinzMan was dis
missed, the Stans Attorney stating liat ho la'
examined the evidence. Hnu was satisfied II
indictment should ucver hive bccn found. Ih
complainant was Charles Fisk. wllu alleged tin
they tried to have him indicted by faiKe prg
tt1lses, and TO beat liln out of several huntlre
dollars.
The indictments agninst ). r. ahnyno nnd s
| .. t1ay1nun wute lint pnsHcd, tjle witnesses IL
the prosecution residing out Of tue State, MI
1nvtIlE brcn paid thu amount uk their cla!nl
fellows, 1t Will be renic'nbgfctE, did hustnes
: utl'.ur llc natmc Ut D. :. U'connell & To-, atl
beat great nnny neoplG, anl were ln1lcte
fur conspiracy to dofraud.
, 1879-05-15

sal,c, r., F: lln.lsay' Cleveland; Thomas But
Tte Association now numbers about 10O MEM
bers, mil IA dcyatct to the economical manufac-
tuse Of uns. -.-..
The election Ut pfllccrs for tic coming year
uns tt,en tnkon up. resulting aa foltows: Fres.
end :rrcasuror, l.. A. 1Lul, of louEsin,lna, Mo.
vt:c-Prcstdcnts, I, b. Ln.lsdcr, st. Louis, an1
Thomas Bi,ttrrwor.tI, Rockford.
'rllr President then delivered tho annual atl.
conferred, ctc, iio thcn statetl tilc objects Of
the session to t,o exchange uf views "a 10 no
economical manufacture Of Ean, Antl the dis.
cunston Of different proccsses and impFoso'
tncnts.
'rl,e revised constitution as Eeportel by tho
Committee Was then taken up for dtseusaaon.
'lr. naFNo was changed to REM! "I!e Western
tins Aasoeintinn." ntai Inn resi- Of thr morning
sosson vas taken up with VERY gassy discus.
ston rs tn thu proprlcty ok admitting any hut
Bnpcrintcndcnts md cuEinorrs 10 tin Assoca-
ton.
At The afternoon session tho tiscnsstor Of tho
revised Gy-)aws WIS cotInuctl for thu first hour
.fsr principal cilallgo was an amendment allow
nE acstse officers of Eaa companies to become
members Of the Association. This does not,
however, admit Directors e!,l stockholdcrs.
a,eesrs. Mum. King, Ohiom. Littieton, nnti
nominations to select Donta Ut Directors mid
report ut this mprning'B kusason.
The Autl[tlnt. COMMITTEES reported fav1rnbly
Oh tho Rcco.inta Of tlEe HtcrctarY nl Treasurer.
After Il lung as.d very desultpry discussion ot
various obscure parliamentary points. The Aafo,
cintsoti 1isscneu to Mr.. Jnlncs II. Starr, Of ilch
mond, lni., who spokn briefly OF, thu subject In
hand, lie hat, fo1lnh that nt 81 per 1000 feet fos
gns tho fuel fur nj ordiuary breakfast coul1 be
furnished fur TWO cents. Out Ut BOo CONSUMERS
! IN hts littio town, less than fifty had fat!eaitc
provide themselves with gas s'stovcs: He con
t!,,uea giving so,ne experiences and adstea o
ntcrest only to tic parties concerned.
The Convention then adjourned until II
o'clock this morning.
, 1879-05-15
TIE CITY-1IALI1.

Three new cases Of scarlet leVcr yesterday
Few ncs1r1tts weru issued yesterday. Among
ti,et,l was ono to erect two-story dwelling,
corner OF Rac'ne and beldcn avenues, to cost
s30U.
The CITY Treasurer received yesterday $500
from thu Cu,er,or, Is. l93 FROM Ike Water De-
partmcnt, and s3g7 from tllc Comptroller. The
disbursements wcru about $a,uW.
Tile Committee on Elections is called to meet
Fri..Ay evening ut 1850 to take up the contests
teforc 1t. Tic Committed Oh F1ro and Water
Is called for Saturday AFTERNOON.
THE o,llre of CORPORATION Counsel WIS formal.
In turned uyCs tu Frank Adams ycstEHiay, nld
lie entered upon thu duties Of It. lie was en.
gagged t!Ir,,E tho day fn tic Statc'strert con-
domination ease.
jesse u. Burton, for some tine connected
With tliu Law Department, aas ocnn called to
Canada tn attcEl The funeral ut his father, who
died few tlnya aEo. Jlc has the sympathy of
,argu number of friends IN Ills bereavement.
AID. McC1tIsuY stated as his obiuctlon tn tlle
confirmation OF Walker fur Commissioner Of
Public Works vt tho last meeting q Tho Coun-
cil tia& he had lived on the North slo twenty
eigsIt years nit! did nut Inow hin. Sornu pur..
suns think lmt tllt Alderman spoke llasttly, md
HAT he ought to kiluw Wn'lcr well, Of at senst
to hare heard VI him before, 1t being sad that
ho Is the 4asnu Individual who served On tirLnd
"uty ~" 5ea' ~! r." ~. n,,r.,H ~ avI,,sr ~,
aous 'el,.s ~ ,,ta mI "u .nG, .sraa.. ~ ~ ~
sStah aeGoes "S %Gts ~ ~ ,ssu
tf1al Slrt. ns "sta ast..od G"sM ~ 1As' his Ill., Ill.,
i,ms srvrrnt lnwyrra.
e
AlA. la"!cr mtt yeste11ay a'aernoon ~ enn'
tHcneo a 's;st.at!on y! l'e tnn,ses 1a mg !'nH
tado WIZ feterece 10 .e 'nItot!n' VT. 1a asf n. m
tle "9rEi'ai!sl''p ota tle new !ie VA
intended hy tle I'at1st EanG, who M aro % !aoof,1E
asstuualsssy 70 Eet W 'aFof "ta snc htonece. !.
te7s, h!it i'll t'ie abSenee OF Quorum u, ~ iIc
Sa"h!sses tHe A.aerMn ~. uum
uay 1hc Gofiftisttee Wy! hs'a u sJ,asne's' y. Z
the WorE o. 'slsrct,th. tile} hlo 1.'eineu ~ ~
!rt'i tt Tue ssareaa wny .o H., IL ~ .,, as 'aeas
VIII " u "'tlpare llle ne" llts.,ta" M Mnn o.Ies
mlld'lIgs u stilaf latafe' IVY. .,.. .!s pcns
dom, t!m contractors lavc ho 1LlsEl'1hes ns u
Whit their eqne!nslon vii bct
Tlc future OF the Muyor's appointces whc
]nyu moi herl, ru1,Irmct iyas thu. lignlc Of Ills.
cs.it,, In :AldcrnIn,,Ic circles agan yca.rr.lny
, 1879-05-15

Sac anil Fox AEcurlcs, whcru the prospective
caulta' OF the ctnigrants Is lnsatcd by tue local
' tions, i,ul fIc vii, Thoroughly cxs1''lnc
t!m uat.er ami n,akr nj exhaust
ive repurt. Ilo n1sn lnnkes Tue ,,,! sta.e. ,.
PARTY, whu arn nav on tlIrir way to Washing
Ion. aru ,InsuErcsstul l tmir attempt IL tIu re-
unved ntrtl,, that ,ln' most vi1otu,ls meNsssss
must tlo tnn,u,rased tD prevent serious fft''blo
with their tribe. Tile companies nf t!1e lMt,l'
ty-srcond lntantry-now nt Nack'nar-Wila l,o
tcnt To Fort Gibson, atui thence detAcNsflcnls
will bc sent TO Vtnith n1hl tshcr points, l ~
company If slM Sixteenth now a. Fnrs n1nsen On.
W. fl fwsny.ety4G. F. ssa; &c sStI ''' ''' 40
A, ,o,., t,r, ,ncn r., thfs c,tv cnn anprcctate
' ~ trt. 1rst - w in iisro,rna,ntt old nnyo tint
"Vtriuu ia t,s u,yn rewartl' ills nn,nc IL GrorEu
Wlcoxsuu, usul l,c IL aa e,nyloye, Ut tho Mishi-
gun Genfa, a's;a ss Yssx,sy rd; a1yve assn1. ri tat
road, tic saw llttle packagc lying before hin
a,rl carclcssly picked ttun. on further eEan',
inntfun lio founi that li!s pnexase Gftalilea
fn1ls tirst-eIass Gotpnn tiekcts troni Eh'saEo ~
wns il ieS, "'l la.i be hron n9 9rtt"Ey sa r., ma
fresh supply of tickets. Rna tic lucky ma.!
yt,lld ~ duty bound havo "ses ZEN np "!
r1l,nl.n kno"ln l'owcyer. tlat honesty 70
aIwaya tic hest nollcy, he, n,adc vigorous 81"
tc!apt to find Thu owner q te 'ost pastcooasue.
After ail'cent inquiry ot the 'mrEare- master
nn conductor o io'lna tmat 'ne tisSo,s w. p!w ,,si,
bly, belonged to M Englssh tousltt, M1lo. VIII
| Three ladies, was cnioyisE tl1. EooA thi.'Gs u
| life At the Falillnr liolst: lMthef
Urorge bietl hln'sel full OF conscious
rcctIttfte. md found MS man In Tug rotunaa.
An explanation was Ind: md tlie s1niiiIg rsis.
reader presented 'IIu tsckcts to the repFcscilta'
tive 0f Tint county on which t,n a1''i neyef sets,
who received them with Il CHILLING stnite, , ht
then presented tic honest tliIdcr o. *aGV o.
railroad tickcss with II bright now uollar. w NJ
! by-stnn,era unl loungers crowaca nhoat ~ ~
lucky unit, md were 90 loud mn! c3uoerant u
thcfr expressions Of autnifntloi W 1lle PIIueSi5
muntnccnce of this reward o. sftae tiat IN!
sturdy subject OF t9ncei w, after ~ M"s! ~!
thought MD tnore blister, hel'' out slo ~ ~,
and vanished. An'npg tle nrriysls o. I'M
fa1n,er yesterday wns D.. y. tesr!s, EnGl''h".
THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY
,,,,d h arm,ol rnrctInt. last evening; n
ti,a cIoxo nj thu weekly prayer.tltettng
IL ii. sttorn presided. Mr. II. N
iio,,rn, Chairman Of The Dourd u
Ttustrcsa rcn,] ,nc nnn,lnl renort Ut That bod,
,s4a1, ,,ne v,.cnt,icn ntter nj, amendment In.
"S" ,",, r, a tf, ,,rtion Of i: referring tu the re
visn, ncctinrs t,f Iast winter. According, t
III. mr., tic tn,nl reutui ut news fnr tlc yea
,",s sss siiI S;aGt: rrut of parsutmgc, YtO0; tou
ra,,,s, Xii ,l7a.Gi: totut COLLECTED, $tU,lGu.Gi
! h.inur, .i,te, s7hsi}7. I1n last report pE tt,
, 1879-05-15

Tho proFoEntion OF pnr1Eancnt-The Insolv-
snt Act-CaMu.In I'acllle ltnllwny-An Effect
OF tho Ncw Turlr- Newfoundland seni-
FlaltlnE-p"st-o -oitlco 1sohbsrtsa.
Special Dlspateh to 7hs T,sb1.ns.
OTTAWA, Nav 14.-1n tho Commons today,
Sir John Macdonald said he was not able 10 In
form the llouso what tho decision Of l.cr Majes-
ty's Goycrnlncnt was In tile Lcte1aer natter,
for tho simple reason that no such information
had yet reached him, liz believed, however,
when tic dcc.xEon was arrived ut, tic paEers
would be laTl belosu the Imperial Parliament,
un.E would bu open to tho whole world. 1lu tle-
clncu to briue tlpwn any papers In the matter
until the decision oi thu Pr.yy Council was
known. Tllu uovernmcnt announced tint Fur.
lia,ncnt would bo I,rorogucl tomorrow.
Bnfetas ulsDasrh n yhs Tsto"ns-
MONTREAL, May l4,-Thc Montreal, Portland
s. Boston lailway Company cxpect to |lhye
their connection completed to LonEucuIl in
three weeks, from which point tliu cars will be
1errIcl across tl.e river to Montrc4l. Thta line
viii bo competitor with tho Gram1 Trunk ba.
tween Montreal apd tho American seaboard.
Hpeetas Dtspd.cA to 7Aa Tribune
OrrAwA, ainy N.-1he 1nsolyent act of 1875
will rev,ain IN fosca nnather year, but tlu feel
tpg tn fuyor Ut doing away with al! legislation
calculated to mike bankruptcy easy to 1nsoly-
sats ID so strong taHt the repeal ot the act At tlls
pext session Ia Inevitable. Thu elect of tic
pto,opgas!on Of tbs !,gs at the aet may be to
weed cut I'LL weak tralcs before tlla next BcB.
s!.n, aud to Induce wholesale dealers to get as
fur away from tho credit systcin LII possible in
the 1ncautl.nt.
Tue steanlburcG Portsmouth, owned by Easton
Bros. Ut this city, Is lying In the canal-basis
under seizure tur iufructIon OF tbs Revrnnu
| laws, AI,l! l.as hceu ordered tu he sold on thu
s1t tpst. ii,u yrssei has BEEN Artzod ut tbs In
&tutles Ut thu Collector II CuBtoIs Ut Kingston,
'Aaung tnicd to report alter visiting tlIu uthet
s!tiu. Il IA presumed lint shn has been etFaged
tn Smuggling operations.
iilu Grrnan residents ot the County Of tessh
| not Wishing 10 bo beAtud their fellnw-sup1eets1
llayu forwarded All addrcsa VI welcome 10 the
| uoyerpor-General aIhl tic Princess Lousp.
| Tho IaagBttndo OF tho 0bligatluns t1!e linsflh
mcut asked Cauaha tO undertake. III eohsttuet
Ing tic Canaaa FAc!e hallway may ~ petite!
understood on learuinK thc following !tsts
Quo hundred million acres Of lan9s mn'Sh ase u
| bu set Akldu tu build the rual, villa ~ pcF een
asllet iA !tGu Of waste lu1.1s, Will eaual ~
UuU, ,Ou0 acre1 Of pubttc lAnd,-of eqHsa!eat u
icn Provinces thu slxe Of Nova Scotia.
1t Ii statel on rellabla authority t!!at dlFcc
tnl,s have beuu Issued from 1s' ol!'so OF III
| Londonderry Iron ulad Steel Slanuiacturlnt
CompanY, Montreal, 10 the works ln Now
| Srotla, 10 blow out the furnaces ~ sooa ~ tn
nresnnt orders have been lllled. This actl0n q,
lis l,xrt OF tAa Company ts said to have beef
| taken wtth great rcauctapee; but, ~ thu cont I,
their raw lnAtrtiai has greatly Increased, mt
, 1879-05-15


lIEEnEHYON-slay II. at IEl W!.cheates-as.. Eli
nnn! ]. Ie!derroH. Aon VI cApt. ]. G. Henderson,
axea "a yeaT! ~
Kotire III funeral hereafter
afcLuEENEY-Clara BELLE, Oldest child Of John II,
and l}cllu Actluerney, aGcd years month ard ~
aaSs =; ,ef5ast tSSsr Inv u, ;, Calvary ceo.
terry. At a'clotk.
IiEED..ES-t. i. l!eudrau, May u. cs7 Cottage
QruSu'av.
Funrrat Rt 10 4. III. May IT,
tst,HnWtA-Ths funeral Of Steohnn 4. Aooawtn
will ho nell II Grace Episcopai Chlreht on v4beIh
1y,, near FouEtutRtht., at !o p. N. THURSDAY. May
10 heAts VII be Ttsetsgd tor H,unluata 0f tho Lar.
Carriages tu G14celANA.
TitAlS--At nak Park, ILL.,. May ~. Hannah Abbott,
Wits af l!tcilaru y. rhan. aHcd - years;
HE1Hr-Aay 1a at IT p. 1n., It the residence " hs
hr1thtr rhillp lieldy+ No. III uccsingst.. john
ltctdy, AKel ~ years. ...
Fnncra, Friday May ID, 1t 10 4. H.. tu st. psidSera
Church. thsnco by cafTIsKes tU Calvary.
, 1879-05-15

Judge Rogers, Judge ucnry ". BIol.
oott Rohrrt ilcrvey. 1suac N, Arnold, ".
Eett' = '..', nose' t,,,n i,,,h T. T. co,,,,rn n
U Lashcu' Jo"' =. 4AEa' ~ - - !"
Ayee, L. liz Hoati, deh' lhosnpson. Me!V,'lc W.
Fuller. W, L, Dlack, md II. 8. Tollo were
u,,nn,, lin mcmhers Of tho Dar Association WIN
"'. ,..nr,,"u ,ftornoon IN I'm nh Tnst,tu,c N
met yesterday a..'' "oo' ~ 'ae ~" -
take suitable action III Fcea1a 10. tne aeMA o1
Stephen 4. Goodwin. h
Mr. Isanc N, Arnold called the 1ncctIng to
ttu,o. ,,ha,, ur 70 "a Ktrt, ,vas choarn f,h,,r.
u.Mes' .mn" ""sA '"'' '' A8 'N"'' "'@~ o"'*