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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
CIVIL NOTES.

A. T. Carpenter TO whom the suit for divorce
brought by Henri L. Chatned. Of Brooklyn. AGAINST bis
wife, Emma A. Chated, referred is Of opinion tha,
divorce should be granted absolutely. The decree will
be made next week
In the General Term of the Brooklyn City
Court Yesterday decision handed down affirming
the Judgment in the Of Alice Pierson against Jacob
Morse that Mrs PlersOn the amount 5000
OF reward offered BY Mr. Morse for the return Of pack
age OF diamonds when he left IN on the Long
Island Railroad.
Charles Black was recently sent TO Ludlow
Street jail plant Of his wife. Eliza Black, who
was suing for divorce He unable 10 furnish ths
bail asked 81 O0O and the amount reduced 300.
In petition corpus he said that be I'M
able 10 that hereupon Justice Potter,
I'M supreme Court Chambers discharged HIM yesterday
and remanded him TO the care Of his counsel
The General Term of the Supreme Court, on
an appeal from the decision Of Surrogate Daley, OF
Brooklyn who denied probate the will OF sarah Par
ker the ground OF lack Of esamentary capacity and
undue influence has reversed the decision and ordered
the Issues 70 tried in the Circuit Court OF Kings
County By this will Mrs Parker left OF her deceased
husbands estate 81 900 TO her two nephews and niece,
and the remainder, about Sll 0OO to her husbands
brother Charles Parker for his many acts OF kindness
The VIII was contested by his sisters.
The matter of the Columbian Insurance
Company. against which claims and obligations Of 80,
$50 900 have been proved the sun Mutual Insurance
Company being Of the claimants, before the
Supreme Court yesterday a motion to appoint
Lefingwen and Joseph Morrison were originally sp-
pointed Joint receivers Leflngweu died. and Cyrus
Curtis appointed % serve In his place. SuD5c-
quently George A. OsgOOd was appointed 70 du ito
caused by MOrrlsUns resignation, ana cyrus
Curtis having since died. John =. PausOn yester
dag appointed joint receiver Win OsgOod.
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THREE Races IT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The weather to-day was
ue tine attendance good track tact ana the sport
excellent at Inc Jockey Club
The first event was the final heat Of yesterday unn-
slad pacing race. Tue enthusiasm over this was
very marked. Matte Hunter had Won the first neat
and had made dead heat with Lucy while sleepy Tom
won the third ana fourth heats. sleepy Tom won IN
2I2I. the fastest pacing tlne record Oy tive sec
ouds Matte Hunter was second by half length, Lucy
third ana ROwdy Boy last Tlme-2:lsl.. 2.lG-s, 2:lOs
2.l6 2:l2& - %, coo
divided among four horses. Alley won, win DICK
Wright secoud. Rose OF WasHiu- ton thlrd and hdss
E.I,s folrtA Time-2I9, 2:-O4 2:2-4.
The last race Ia the 80 class, Tor purse OF
- 600 Five started. Darby Vas sucl fayOrto thai
-r.- amy ODDS placed against hlu. In the tEld
heat me Judges lspaced the drivers OF Lew scott al
fIilIe Iyp-ir karu. exhibited between the Leds
- ms noe DARCY wOu without trouble Lttle Gyl ,ie
s-eond ana Lucy third. Tme--.2-l - 2.25 =, 2;-J
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TIE MlXIC4Y CONSPIR3CE

MEXICO, July ia number of Senators
ana Deputies are ur-ug rno Permanent Commission to
call rAtl session of Congress 10 take measures Win
regard to tho recent atemp, az revolution Ia Vera cruz
l. proved that rho conspiracy extended 70 'amIe'cAy
l,,oull Miranda who was Governor OF Campcacly dur
m The afn5,fstration n President Lerdo and several
other loading men on that state charged with taxi
ing mart u tie conspiracy. and have been brought 70
cav for trial President DaI 4s shown great lll-
ness IA dealing with persons implicated III tue hHat
,fif r.,n,I 10 rank or COZ dition. Tore. span
ards who formerly served ia the Mexican Army nave
been expelled from Mexico Tor eonHpirhs against TIE
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The start was good, and the running in the first quar-
ter was very brisk Grand Master led by neck by Jhe
stand the frs, time, EaquIcss second, tue rest IN
bgucu Going around the turn, SIMEON da- he'd 10 the
commanding place, and a length before Grand
r, .ftg at NE quart r-pOHt. Enquiries third. Grand
Master made up Mt length along the bac Estretch aud
nd The nal -uC-pOst was at SMOOu's head Enquiries
being tuilu ANA Jach,CreW last In the next quarter al
r te ve closed up, aud the race became very exciting
-imOUn tired ami dropped OFT 81 the group, leaving
Grand Master Bill Dillon ana Enquress 70 nsnt 10 out
Aud they All fought hard every foot OF Tie way ~ The
Hugos.Istcn. Barrett, on Bl Dou, skilIuly brought
i,1u IN "A vicTOr 2:Ul "a neck ana shoulders before
Grand Mas err. and little more before Ing lress
Nutua. pool lcKris were worm c43 40.
To-corDw VAL ps the fourth regular day OF the meet
ing win four rtces-1l5 miles, fora purse OF 94OOj
fr,e handicap. is miles selling race of TIN ee-Iuar
tor M milo; and a handicap hurdle race, III miles.
I'M, following pools have been sold Oh tO-mOrlOW's
races: ,,. 81, --.-,-. -., -...--
tor fn.i,.eus and others Entrance SIS; purse SO
bV,yer Brothers BramDle. $500; q. b. NOuls's Mint
zar -4J: j. K kecue', Dan SpdtI!ng. S40i l. Harris
T,o1uic Carrie 30 4. ". D0sWe.is Dairy mad plU
Handicap sweepstakes, nile and A half for 5000 J.
r. r. IIgms's CLeckmate, 800 r. NJ. Hairs Dck sass
Ger 80; D. BOwies Belle $40 l. a. Clabaughs Roch-
stliu- race. thrccquaters o' mile, for $500 DIVER
BROTHERS Charlie G0rEam, SID; G. Reeds Grand Mas
ter a,j l.. Yards bennett. 800 /. LOIlIIaTds Pque
$50: A. BriuOlts Lucky Hit, 800 }. W. B-li3 Au.-
t.tua so: L. Puryeurs JackscreW, -, " Aston .
DR. ktrt.er. $50 T. W. DU-wel's Pow latan, HLO.
Hurdle race mile quarter, over i've hurdles Tor
300 ". COrsOn's KelsO, 600; Z. hceds Disturbance
30: J. syeIlnau's entry, 20.
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RoBBNG CHILDREN IN THE STREETS.

Two girls. Harriet Hodson, age eighteen,
OF No 81 Unon-si., ana Minnie seeb, OF Twelfth and
South Ffth-sts Brooklyn. charged before Justice
Fisher yesterday with taking jewelry from children in
the streets On Monday last the two girls met child
Myrtie-ave., WtshngtOu-aye., named Gertrude
Work. and asked her 10 with them 10 Parkave.,
block of, ana the took chain from her neck,
saying nat they would PUT IL a rDg which her
mother had lost. They TO take 10 a frieud's
house, nut dd not return, and Gertrude informed Der
father, and the police set work They found
that two girls corresponding To the description had
robbed another little url ana gwen her a book with an
address written in IL BY this they traced. Tha
case adjourned until Wednesday.
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY.
WHAT CAPTAIN MERRIMAN SAYS OF HIS TRgA
NENT or HIS CREW.

Il.
WHAT CAPTAIN MERRINAN SAYS OF HIS TREAT.
NENT or HIS CREW.
Captain j. c. Merriman, of the American
bark John zittlosen. against complaint of nhu-
conduct preferred by five OF the Of the
vessel. yesterday morning surrendered himself to tho
United States authorities John Zittosen tue OF
the bark became his bondsmsn aud he will appear for
examination this morning Captain Merriman. when be-
fore United States Commissioner Osborn said that the
grelter part Of the story tod by the false.
Maoy and three OF the other four c0mpiainants wera
shipped at Bremen. On the second day out he ordered
all apds 10 put the shp order, away her chains,
make the anchors last and put ner IN proper cOnd ton
Tor sea. lie men then up ia bullying do
manded watch and watch. and went below and turned
IN, although wa M, because their request was,
for the time being refused. As they continued refuse
10 perform their duty hoy placed In irons aud
Kept, uni one after another, they consented 10 work.
The fact w1s' said the captain, nal either % take
the smallest boat aud abandon the sAp. master.
As rad my wife board, Thought advisable
main HE ship and did .O.r He added that since
Rad been In NeN-YDrk ue hal been worried by al sorts
Of law processes. InstRaed By Mlloy and his c0mpgn-
ions, ana this proc 'edg only anO her attempt 70
eXtOrt money from hin.
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DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE ro-D1E.

The lists of passengers on the European
steamships which sail to-day are larger than those OF
the same last year. i. b. Hale, of E. b. Hale &
Co.. Thomas Whifen, Admiral Porter Of the Standard
Pinafore" Company and Judge Burke sail on the White
star steamship Britannia; the Hon. B. A. Fill is pas
senger by The Queen, OF the National Linei the Hon
George L. Braughn and the Rev. DR.. Edwin HarwOOd,
OF Jersey, will sail the Mose Of the North Ger
man Lloyd, ana Thomas Henderson, manager OF the
Anchor Line. will sail the Bolivia. Following are
the cabin lists
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FOR GLAsGow-BY STEAMSHIP BOLIVIA.
Tile HACKNEX NEAR TINE pARKs

The case of the Park Commissioners against
Thomas MullgaE, one Of The Fify-nufh-st hackmen,
who Is charged with violation OF the rules OF the PARK
Department was adjourned again yesterday by Justice
Kilbreth I'm the Yorkvlile Police Court Commissioner
Lane sid that not The desire OF the Commission
err ID 0ppfess the Aacknea At tuclT next meeting the
Con missou Intend 10 draft rules for the guidance
the hackmen az the parks throughout the city. Michael
1unpey sDeaKing on beuaf OF the hHckueu, asked tho
Comm orders 10 the PARK Police 10 st-
tend 10 their own duties, Of which certainly uO
that of advising persons lggrst having hacks for O.r
two three or four dollars they could get the PARK
stage Tor rs cents.
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NOT Such Fool AS HE LoOKs.-(On the
tr,d.,Igrouud kallWayD Guard go country -oOAihS
nnrty VINO las inquired the way QUIZ; DO You AnOw
Yaniys been riding secOud-eass Win a thiEl lass
;.retf You'll have 20 pay excess. Country l. IA
o,G be billed a dew. I paid tuppenee Tor my tckst,
and GOT IN . carriage WI On H. lhe~as et j
judy. - A.,
A RFAsoY WuY.-First little girl; " | loike
60 - s,eond ditto: doA', lOIke the AstE-
Se. Cor n you 40 10 their school twice on sundays
tney give you a hllfI enuy."-i run
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uORE CANADIAY ANIuOSITK.

TORONTO Ont, July PA special dis
patch from London. dated the 18th ins to The Globe
says: sir Leonard IiAey 10 in Manchester, and las
communication IN the new spapers giving his views OF
th. operauon, OF the new Canadian arh He tells the
OF Mnchoster that the tsrin will promote certain
manufactures IA The Dominion, anu utcIeeeo lh ,Oiss
fo, an United states decreasing imports from
- ALra..
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4 HEAVY RAIN IN THE SOUTH

NASHVILLE, July pa heavy rain storm
prevailed here this afternoon completely cleansing the
cy Three inches OF rain fell almost within as many
uu1rs flooding the streets and alleys
FREDERICKsBURG, Va, July 25.-Rains in
Northern Virginia to-day have pat an md 10 the IN
precedepte drought which has prevailed for nearly two
mantle aud which threatened total destruction " tie
elfl crop lu tile large districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

A young man dressed in the height Of fash
ion and with pOeuc turn Of mind driving along
country road, aud, upon gazing at the pond which
sdirted the highway SAID: "OA, how / would Like 10
lave my heated those cooling waters" An IRISH
man Oyerhear1nR exclamation immediately replied:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

yond the six mouths leave surgeons certificate
or disability, j. granted Charles b. White United States
army. The leave % Captain J. II. Becher Assistant
Qartermaster, Is extended three months.
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JAW LKTELLLGEYCE.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The following order
has been issued fIOm the Var Department datod July
"a;
The President directs that the following pcTsong De
examined Cor appointment as Second LcuienuLts IN
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BENDRIcK 3. WRIGHT IN HIS ELENEYT.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The Congressional Com
mttee To investigate Industry and Trade OF which
uendrich b. Wright Is chairman, arrived here to-day
aud viii begin 10 take testimony next Monday The
committee will be here week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

After some Ockeying and the suspension OF Paxton,
lie Hockey uf Enterprise, for two days for breaking
svay the four got off evenly. Volturno rank and
fiery and insisted Leading. until the jockey forced
MN back no wishing him to eGpeDd his powers TOO
early Bennett first at the quarter and The half with
Franklin pressing him closely Soon after passing the
haif-me bost Franklin showing the way, but Vol
turno had run up from third place 10 within quarter
enrh Of nim and they entered the last quarteralmOst
even Evans rode Franklin carefully and well, watch
inc Voturno closely and not using his whip, Ia he had
~ race M his grasp. Franklin won by length. aud
c0ud have won by much more space II urged. VOturnO
VAST second Enterprise poor third and Bennett last.
The time was l46l2 Mutual pool tickets paid SlO 80.
There were i've n the asst race for purse OF $3.50,
the winner 10 be sold, distance liz miles. Wiiams's
Tsrl enquiries IL years, 1Ol pounds preferred in
.be betting with Reeds colt Grand Master % years, 100
roundsl second j. III. Harbeck, jr.'s mare simeon ID
ts.r- IOL pOulds), Puryear's geldng JlckscrcW IL
ycarg % ponudsl, and u b. MOrris's gedIng Bill Dillon
as years 100 pOuAds. Also ran These were among the
~.
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LGeolge ". Crawford Ala.
be- ma.
.. Vast -ulb'Iud AZ large.
3 Montgomery =. PARKER
Mass tgulsgfis.
g. Eouu H. AMe., New.
lura.
b. Francis H. FuCtrr Army.
q. Charles 4. 4er.eL signal
Corps.
z. William Black, signal
Corps
2. Lei hiou Finley, soutl.
Carolina.
g.-naFhew. Sew York.
10. - Dcval. south caro-.
lima.
IL. Francis Fremont Ar.
ZOHh.
IL. j. 81. Particle. At Large.
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TIE COURTS.

neer Emmons, OF the Navy who was stricken by apo
pexy is completely paralyz@d on one side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

cHEF.ENGISEER EMMoSs PARALYZED.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July 25.-Chief-Ensl-
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~. John =. Mason. r. Army
4 william N dish. Penn
-ylFHUla
4. John newton k8r4al.
Do. hHJe 10 J e.. Irvine Ge0r-
E'u.
t. william T.. T. FrUIch,
~ rmT.
d. Inumas N. DciIces, Wett
NIgl q.
III. Alexander r. Dean. Navy.
-. ,Ail.la d. Chulclill, ken
tIChV.
~. n l.. n. Si0cum. Daa0ts
TERRITORY.
.. r.. D. &. ord Army
%. W. " Hughes Tennessee
%. l.. d. -tr1tLcr, Virginia
p. j. Esiey.
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Lave Of absence cor four months with permission to
90 abroad, Is granted MAJOR 2 Nj. Mansfield, Corps al
Engineers. surgeon John Moore, United States Army
is granted years leave. with permission 10 40 BE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26

The last In the betting 81 Ia the running, anu
Pierre Lorilards stable added 70 the long list
losses this year. Zct uil-blooded halisister
to zoo Z5o but does do much credit her breeding
After good start Joy dashed anead Of her rivals and
gave the first place. Zcka tried nard 10 catch
her in the final heat but could get than two
ugths at the end. Ny Cir eight lengths behind
Zcka and Joe warwick quarter OF length behind her.
The time l04I4 Mutual pool tickets paid e52 20.
Hunt Reynolds's famous mare Fortuna "a years, los
pouuds OF LOulsvi lie Cup this year. aud
full sister to the same owners still famous
colt Fa-eto, the cOnquerOr Of Spendthr and the win
" the Tavers STAGES last Saturday, selected by
the Spectators "A the victor in the race free
handicap sweepstakeg 800 EACH with 800 added, the
second receive $780, and one-quarter miles. E.
j. Baldwin, OF CaIf0rni-often called in san Francisco
"Lucky" Baldwin account OF his fortunate specula-
t!ous-the owner Of Baidwins Hotel Badwins Theatre,
and Of the queen the Pacific slope racers, Mollie
Mccarthy tnow here and reported ready for
a match with any race-horse IN America)
the winner OF the Garden City Cup at
Chicago This year had representatives IN this race
~ mare Clara D. a years 1O3 pounds and the Ally
Jennie B. g years, 80 pounds. BurcRs horse Gov
Hamp on Is years. Ill pounds also started.
Dwyer Brothers horse Kenney 20 years ia pounds)
was entered, but was Withdrawn. Pools were sold as
folowsI
Fortuna $500 $500
6ay.Sdar f eniTes; 80 10 ls5
Mr Badwn's luck did not favor him in this race for
his pair came in third aud fourth. His Jennie B. led
two lengths the close Of the first quarter, and ak at
the second Cara ID. being second, ana Fortuna last
Along the oh the others got really 70 work AMI
swiftly reduced the gap At the half-mie post Jennie
H. was stn three lengths in advance, but Fortuna now
second. was cutting down her lead az every
stride and rounding the turn, passed her. For
tuHa's task then easy, for she had no opposition
wort the name she won by three lengths IN caner,
Governor Hampton second and Mr., Baldwlns weary
nr Ten lengths behind Mutual pool tickets worth
10 so. The time was 2:l3. ,
of $500 with allowances. They were Bel's geld!ng
Franklin full brother to Harry Blssett "A years, 100
nonuds POwers's colt VOurnO Is years, 80 pounds,
Nests geldng Enterprise - years, 80 pounds, AMI
Yards geldng Bennett years, loo poundal' These
were among the pools sod
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The Hanging Gardens Of Assyria.


Mr. Rassams excavations on the Muje.
libi Mound have proved that this was the
site Of the famous hanging gardens, for ia
its ruins he found wells, aqueducts, and
ponderous masses Of stone, all proving that
the building had been erected, as the
Greek writer's say, to initiate mountain
scenery The stone used was black ba-
salt, which is found only in the Armenian
hills, aud the immense masses must have
been hoated down the river. In mound
to the south Of the mass Of city ruins,
called Jumjuma, Mr.. Rasaam discovered
the remains Of rich hall or palace, with
columns composed Of enameled bricks and
mosaic; the cornines were Of painted brick,
and the roof Of rich Indian black wood.
From the position Of this palace or ban
quoting hall Il would appear to have been
situated on the bank Of the riyor, aud waE
probably the site Of the state festivals and
banqncls The Inscriptions found there
prove the edifcA to have been erected byl
Nebachadnezzar, and probably baausiaad
by his successors
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Severe Droughts.

How many thousand times are obscrya-
tions made like the following :-"Sueh
cold season r "Such a hot season |"
"Such dry weather. p or aSuch wet wealth
err" "Such high winds or calms p etc.
etc. All those who think that the dry
spell we had last Spring was the longest
ever known will do well to read the follow
ing
In the Summer Of 1921, "A days in sue
cession without rain.
In the Summer Of 1880, Al DAYS IN
succession without rain.
In the Summer Of 1867, IS days ID
succession without rain.
In the Summer of 1862, 80 days in
succession without rain.
Ia the Summer Of 1914, As davs IN sue
cession without rain.
In the summer Of 1850, 81 days in sue
cession without rain.
In the summer Of 1904, G2 days in
succession without rain.
In the Summer of 1905, 40 days 10
succession without rain.
In the Summer Of 1915, As days In sue
cession without rain.
In the Summer Of 1928, 81 days in sue;
cession without rain.
In the Summer Of 1870, 50 days in
succession without rain.
In the Summer Of 174l, 72 days in sue
cession without rain.
In the Summer Of 1749, 1OS days 10
snccession withouk rain
In the Summer Of 1856, 42 days 10 spc-
cession without rain.
In the summer Of l76z, 123 days IN
succession without rain
In the Summer Of 1878, so days ID sue
cession without rain.
In the Summer Of 1891, 81 days in
succession without rain.
In the Summer Of 1902, - days 10 snc-
cession without rain.
In the SrmmoF o. 1872, 28 days ia
succession without rain.
Ia the Summer Of 1856, "a days ID
succession without rain.
In tho summer Of le7f g days ID sne.
eession without rain.
Ip tho snbmefof 1876, rs ,ia5s ID sue-
ocssion without rain.
In tho Summer Of 1876, q DAYS IL
succession without rain.
Il viii be seen that lie lon9sAt drought
thai ever occurred 10 America was Ii lhe
Summer Of 1892 NJ rain lell from he
arss Of May 10 the first of September.
making l23 days without rain Macy ol
the inhabitants sent 10 England for |.a4
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inBANKERT & DAILY,s.
we cHEERFuLLY REcoMMENn

HoRNE'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
Al prepared by DR.. Geo. L. Horn, Phar.
maeist, Lafayette Ave. and Stricken street,
Baltimore, TO any one suffering from Rheu.
matlsm or Gont. We have used this valuable
medicine with tho best results and cannot
speak too highly IN its praise. Respectable.
n. 7, Chapman, $40 Druid Hin Ave. James
s. 3 JAS. ~ Morsell, Baltinore.
Ask your Druggist or Grocer for Il OF write
direct to DR. GEo. L. HoRS, Lafayette Ave.
and Stricken ST. Baltimore. Price 90 cents
per bottle bottles for Sl.25. aug e.em
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Notice to Creditors.

NoTICEis is hereby given that the subscri.
1N Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, Letters Testamen.
tary on the Estate Of
JOHN ADAM FUSS,
late of Carroll county, deceased Allpersons
having elnims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the 18th day of May, 1880;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all beneht OF said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand this lSth dav of
October, 1879.
ELIZABETH FUSS,
OCT le'4t1 Execntrix.
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Select Aortrp.
QUIET HOURS.

The morning will soon be here.
For over the purple hill
The daylight is chasing the night away
With a foot that Is nolseless and still.
Oh, the night was so long, so long
As sat by the window alone,
Watching the moon as II slowly rose
TIL above the trees II shone.
II looked, as II hung IN the sky.
Like goblet filled To the brim
With wine OF an amber. golden hue;
But now il Is white and dim,
As ifit had all been quaiied,
And only the glass remained,
With the laintest, pnlcst, shimmering tinge
To show what Il then contained.
And once, when II fullest seemed,
With the sparkling. glitterlng wine,
single star, like Heck Of foam
OF the precious juice of the vine,
Went drifting, drifting of,
As we sometimes lose day
That when the goblet Of life Is full,
Silently floats away.
But now the daylight Is here,
And the sad, vague thoughts Of night
Have died away, as the sunbcams fall
Like arrows OF golden light.
All, Ills quiet hours like these,
When we wistiully look above.
And see the works Of the great good God,
And think Of His tender love,
That help us 10 brnvcr be,
And strengthen us on our way,
Till the beautiful night of life ct last
Is merged In eternitya day.
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BARKER's WARERooMs,
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county Letters Testamentary
on the personal estate OF
HONOR WILLIAMS,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub.
serlber on or before the l4th day OF May,
1850; they. may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Those in.
debted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
October, 1870.
VIM. L. HAINES, Executor.
oct ls'4t- Jesse Haines, Agent,