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job Printing.

Should you ask me who this picture,
Who this chrome that you see here,
Curly-headed, one eye-tooth gone,
Wrinkled face and dark Completed,
Smiling like May-day posy.
Or second crop of beetles,
Grinning like painted Indian
Or bully Zulu soldier,
Laughing SO you hear him haw-haw,
He,-he, haw.haw, haw-haw he-he,
When he laughs he laughs all over;
Who the photograph was made from ?
And who makes such funny photos !?
I should answer, | should tell you.
That's picture Wilson made me:
E. T. Wilson from Lancaster,
Coos county in New Hampshire,
Photographer, Landscape Painter,
He that bought out J. N. Webster;
IF you want picture like it.
He is just the man to make it
Come to Barton, he will take it.
Now Til tell you who twas made for;
For typo that you've hoard Of,
For printer that you've read of,
E. HI. Webster, out to Barton
Looks just like him, don't you think SO ?
He it is who does the Job Work,
He it is who prints the posters,
Posters large as small barn door,
Or as small as half a note sheet.
Posters just the size for auctions,
Auctions that Bill Barrows cries at,
Cries till he is hoarse and Wheezy.
He it is who'll print your cards, too,
Print your bill heads and your note heads
Print you blank notes & your blank deeds
Print you checks and print you labels.
Print you books and print your pamphlets
Print you statements and your bylaws,
Print you cards with just your name on,
Use them when you go calling.
Cards to pass among your near friends
After you have seen the parson,
When you've had bow-knot tied hard,
When you've settled down in llfe.-
When you call your girl your "wife. I"
Never take wife without these,
Or she'll use the broom stick on you,
Make the feathers, dust and hair fly,
Smash the chairs and break the dishes
Ere your e welded half twelfth month
For being so COMPOUNDED stingy.
Does all other kinds Of printing,
Every kind that you can think of,
Does it we'll and does it handsome,
Does it cheap and does it promptly,
Prompt and cheap as any man can.
And he kindly does invite all,
From the farther shores of Magog
To the pretty lake of Caspian:
From the ragged heights Of Jay Peak
To the villages in Craftsbury:
From the notch in high Montgomery
To the towns that lie in Essex:
From the villages between these,
All the towns that lie between these
Invites you all to come and see him,
Men and boys and girls and women
See his type and hear his presses,
See the joy that he expresses,
When you hand your printing to him +;
He will give you compensation,
He will beat your expectation
With the style of work he gives you.
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ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

I'm further notice Probate Courts will be held as
RB;
b. II. ThompsOn's Office In Irasburgh on the let
Nay Of each month. except August.
n. CIRCUITS Office IN Newport on the last Friday Of
month. except July.
L. II. THOMPSON. Judge,
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DIED.

DIED.
Ias-All notices of deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry fire cents per line.
In Lowell, July %, Charles Hoyey, aged about Al
years.
In Irasburgh July 15 Mrs. Almira B. Stanford, aged
80 years, formerly Of Lttleton, N. II.
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Boston Wholesale Produce Market
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR
A. ID. HIBBARD.

Jobbing and Commission Dealer in Butter, Cheese
Fivrry Lad, E6as- Raans Dried ANNIE &c,
81 John Street, Boston, Mass
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PROBATE OF WILL OF SAMUEL R. HALL.
CTATE OF VERMONT
- ! Orleans District, 90
In Probate Court held Irasburgh in said District
on the 18th day of July, A. d. 1879.
An instrument purporting to be the last VIII and
Testament of Samuel R. Hail. late of Bloomington IN
said district. deceased, being presented to Court BY
Mary Holt Hall, the Executrix therein named for
Probate.
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons concern
ed therein be notified TO appear at session Of SAID
Court to be held at l.. H. ThompOns Office in Irasburgh
on the 1st day of September, A. d. 1879. and show
cause if any they may have against the Probate Of
said Will for which purpose is further ordered that
copy of the record of this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Orleans County Monitor
printed at Barton. previous to said time appointed for
hearing.
By the Court-Attest.
L. THOMPSON, Judge.
A true copy Of Record-Attest.
| o3I L. THOMPSON, Judge.
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MAS ON c..
.oaoI No~-

Regular Communication Of Orleans Lodge, No. 50.
& A. NJ. Friday August l.
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Il doesn't take school-boy long to
evince a love for division, provided
another boy owns The apple.
BARTON MARKET.
O. . Q W Z n
DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHADISE.

Corrected every Saturday afternoon for the ORLEANS
CouNTY MoNTToR by
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Barton, Vt, July 9, 1879. osl
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tive and judicial appropriation bill, agreed
to concur in the senate amendment and In
structed Chairman Atkins to report the bill
with recommendation that it pass.
TELEcRAPHIc eREvlTIEs.

SUNDAY SCHOOL 'ANNIvERsARY.
New York. May 22.-The Brooklyn Sun.
day School Union celebrated its 5Oth ami.
versary to-day with exercises, grand par
ade and banquet. The various churches
we're decorated.
WIN. LLOYD GARRISON DYING.
New York, May 22.-The death of VIM.
Lloyd Garrison is hourly expected.
LIBERAL CONTRIBUTION.
Boston, May 22.-The widow of Daniel
p. Stone has given $25.000 to the Young
Mems Christian Association, towards the
erection Of a new building. Several other
persons promise liberal contributions.
SAVINGS BANK ENJo1NED.
Lowell, Mass, May 22.-The FIVE cent
savings bank has been temporarily enjoined
drawal Of deposits and the shrinkage of
mortgages is the cause.
ADJOURNED.
Albany, Nav 22.-The legislature ad-
journed today sine die.
BANK FAILURE.
st. Louis, Missouri, May %, 1872
The Broadway savings bank closed its
doors this morning in accordance with q
decision reached BY the directory st late
hour last night, and made an assignment to
John Dierborger. The principal reason for
suspension is said to be the withdrawal oi
about $100, 900 of deposits since May l, bu,
q report is current that some of the direc
tors Of the bank have worked against the
interests of the concern, which aided mate.
rally in bringing about the failure. The
liabilities are put at about seven hum
dred thousand dollars. The assets canno,
be stated, but the president of the banl
says that depositors will be paid in full, and
there will be something over for the stock
holders. Considerable excitement existet
among depositors to-day, and there has beer
quite crowd about the bank all morning
but it has been orderly. Depositors il
some other savings institutions felt som,
uneasiness, and there have been rumors
runs, &C., but none have yet occurred.
THE EPREsBYTERIANs.
Saratoga, May 22.-In the Presbyterian
assembly the question of work among th
freedmen was discussed and the necessity O
an educated ministry among them urged by
the speakers, both white and colored.
TRIED FOR AN OLD CRIME.
New York, May 22.-Wm. f. Grey, vel
known in Wall street decade ago, and re
Gently extradited from England. was place
on trial to-day on the charge of forgery, O
an indictment found December 18th 1865
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influence Of the clergy the commission form
ed at Phillipolis for the union Of Rou.
melia and Bulgaria has dissolved.
IRISH UNINERsIT,

IRISH UNIVERSITY.
London. May 22-In the house Of com.
mons last night the Irish university bill was
consldered.
After an animated discussion, during
which the Scotch members strongly oppos-
ed the bill, debate was adjourned at the
suggestion of Sir Stafford Eorthcote, who
urged that the house required more light
on the scheme, particularly as to whether
any modification was possible guarding
against the grant being applied for the en-
dowment of religious teaching. The chan.
cellor admitted that it was desirable to pro-
vide for the extension of the university sys-
tenn in Ireland.
MORE BIG NAMED INSTITUTIONS TROUBLED.
London, May 22.-The Flankaunter
Zeitupg states that the Rotterdamsche
Handelsvereenlning trading company's
losses are Z, 7,000, 900 forms by the failure of
the Afrikanische andelsvereenining, and
will be compelled to ask the indulgence Of
creditors. 1t proposes to pay them four
and half per cent bonds. If this compro.
mise is refused the company will be obliged
to solicit judicial respite. which is allow
ed bv the Ducth law to the debtor able
to prove the existence of assets. It Is said
the Antwerp banks will suffer BY the EN-.
barassments Of the Rotterdamsche Handel.
syereenining.
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FIRES.
IN OREGON.

"
Portland, Oregon, May 22.-The town Of
Dalles IS nearly destroyed by fire. Loss
not estimated.
A MENAGERIE.
Detroit, May 22.-The menagarie estab-
lishment owned by j. NJ. French. five
miles north of this city, was destroyed by
fire this morning. The elephant Sultan.
five lions, zebra, leopard, stag, and many
other valuable animals, were cremated
Loss heavy insurance small
INA PRINTING OFFICE.
St Louis, May pa fire this noon in
the Alaven Printing company g establishment,
Pine street between Second and Third. dam.
aged the concern about $4,000,
A BIG BLAZE AT CLINTON.
Clinton, Ia, May pa fire started
about noon In Lamb s. Sons dry house,
burning their lumber yard and that of I.
Young & Co., with several million feet of
lumber. A million six hundred thousand
feet Of lumber owned BY Curles Bros burn.
ed also. About fifteen houses are on fire
now. The fire is believed to be under
control. The loss is not known, but is
probably very heavy.
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FOREIGN.
A COAL ITEM.

-s-5-reT0 a COAl ITEM.
New Castle ON Tyne, May 22.-All the
pits in the Durham miners union will be
working to-day. Coal owners in Germany
took advantage of the miners strike here to
push German Goals into all the Rallc ports,
and 1t il thought that considerable portion
Of the ordinary summer trade in coals.from
the Tyne has been forestalled.
THE GERMAN TARIFF.
Berlin, Nay 22.-In the German reichstag
yesterday Bismarck made two hours speech
in support of the grain duties. He strove
to show that the imposition of the duties, BY
bettering the purses of the agricultural
class, would give an impetus to. industrial
activity. England, France, Belgium and
the Netherlands were cited in proof thereof.
Bismarck disclaimed all intention of seek
ing to increase the imperial exche quer by
the corn tax. All he desired was justice to
his long suffering countrymen by removing
10 the frontier in the form of consumption
duty part of the direct taxes. Debate was
adjourned until Friday. The government
proposals will probably be adopted. The
landed interest is now urging the protection
Of wool.
THE NEW PRESIDENT.
In the election yesterday OF Seydwitz,
conservative, as president Of the reichstag,
the liberals abstainsd from voting. OF 20i
votes cast 6eydwitz received 1875. This vote
il ia believed must be taken as an indica.
ton Of the future course of the reichs,ag for
. period it would be rash TO sct limitsto.
DANGEROUS HEAvlNG.
Lolon, May 22.-ln heavine the anchor
on the transport steamer China, in Simon's
bay, Two men were killed and 10 wounded
poS'r LIKE THE ROUTE.
Paris. May ON the committee tech
nique Of the Dasisn congress Yesterday, Sir
John Hawksss spoke strongly against the
Panama route for n canal with tunnel. lie
declared the tunnel would become the re-
cepsacls Of ali the waters Of Chame haain
and b. liable 10 be completely blocked.
pfssoLvKp.
Visuna, MAY 2e.--Ovins maislv TO the
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EXPRESS. ExrAxss
'UONNECTION;s.

I. At Council Bluffs (U. =. Transferl with Union
with Kansas City. st Joe & Council Bluffs rail-
road for st. Louis and all points South. and all
lines diverging from Y. I. Transfer.
Northwestern railway for Chicago aud all points
East
;. At Sioux City with the Sioux City 4 St. Paul,
Illinois Central and Dakota Southern. steamers
for Upper Missouri river, during navgs tion. and
with stages for all points In the Northwest.
4. AZ Btair with ON aha & Northwestern rail-
road for Omaha and Southern Nebraska
8. Al Fremont. Ncb.. with Union Pacific rail-
road for al points west and the Pacific coast.
g. Al Wisncr with stages for Norfolk and all
poins in Northern Nebraska
Ne Rare ysur rSehsss read vita. Ssoux CITY
aad PaeiAe kallrsad.
c. HILLS T. T. RORINSON
Superintendent. Asst Gent Pass Art,
Missouri Valley. Iowa.
W. wEIlS. 9cncrai Agent, Sioux City
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May %.
WHEAT-Shade firmer, very quiet; No.
/, white, 81 IA. for June.
RYE-Dull steamer, &c lower; others,
shade firmer
CoRN-Quiet; western mixed, 44@46lc.
BARLEY-Dull.
OATs-Firm and unchanged mixed vest
ern and etate, 34@354c.
PoRK-Strong $1O.25.
LARD-Firmer $6.45.
WHIsKY-Sl.O5
CHICAGO.
Chicago, May %.
WHEAT-Strong and higher; 81 .OO3c for
cash; $l.01ac bid for June; SlOO for July
CoRN--Stronger Sole for May; 36s for
June; 37s for July.
OATs-Stronger sole. bid for cash 292
asked for June 30lc asked for July.
RYE-514.
BARLEY-65@66c.
PoRk-Strong and higher 500 for
cash and June; $3.50 for July.
LARD-Firm and higher S6.15 for cash
$6.l54 for June $3.50 asked for August.
WHIsKEY-Active and lower.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, May %.
WHEAr-Advanced 4@1!c hard, Sl.02;
No. l, 994c; No. 2, 99lc for cash, June and
July; No. 8, 80; No. 4, 74!c.
CoRN-36sc.
OATs-30c.
RYE-503c.
BARLEY-60c.
, 1879-06-20
THE Nl1RSERYbfEN.

CLEvHLANn, O., JUN 10.-1'to Nursorymcn'a
Association this forouoon electod tl!e following
officers: prcsidant, r. s. Hubbard, Of Frcdonla;
Yire-Psrsidonts, g. f. aIeissuoE, Of Missouri,
and ous fron. each oE thtrty-lye States; serrc-
tnry, D. ". seutt, Of Illinois; Treasurer, 4. r.
Whltuoy. OF Illinois; Executive Commltteo,
7. 8, Hubbard, D, w. Scott, i. ": Hoycr,
Franklin Dasis, George B. Thomas. Tho Vice
Presidents aru tic sAtlle as last year. except tho
substitution OF A. llRnce, Of New Jcracy; y. d.
Mursnt,, otsYlrglpa: George Peters, ot Ohio;
md II. b. Eilwangcr, Vt New York. New
Hulnpsl,tro was dropped.
4 committee reported that tho amount asMl
condition Of stockwas abuut tue sumo MS last
year.
At tim afternoon session committee WAS ap-
pointed tn confer with thu Atnerlcau folnulos
Ieal 6oetqty on tho e1podtcnGy Of organizing
nattnnal lortlcultlr lral soslekF.
Thouas Mel,ahs, Of Pni!atlelphfa read paper
III ''lhc Future OF Tho Nursery Business" fol-
loved by jonathan par'anl, cdtpr Of the i'rairle
Earn.er, with ar address on ''phe 1n!lucnce Of
tlurticnltura ou Ciylltxalfon.n Tie subIects
were discussed at leugth.
Committees OF, '' Fruits Exhibited - anil
u implements reported uud the reporta were
discussed BY tho Convention,
!, Tllc business Of TIC Convention u ended, anl
Tomorrow members will visit points Of Interest
In tho city and vicinity.
, 1879-06-20
DAPTISTS.t
dpsc3di pfsplscA to The 1sfn2f1&

JoLlEr, H., Juno 10.-Thc Aurora Baptist
Asaoclasion closed It's session Id this city to-day.
Tie meetings throughout were very interesting
antt largely intended. In tho forenoon dcyo-
tinnal services were conducted by the Rev. J.
". Conlcy, who was followed py tho 1scv. F. H.
smith, Of Bristol, with paper. on "The Weak
Points In, Our Prcsout Sunday School Work" !"
a. paper was also read by the Rcr. J. f.. How
ard. At II o'clock The report OF tho Foreign
Missions was read by the. Rev. a. L. Fnrr, show
Tug S574 MS tho receipts for tho year. oniy three
churches in tic Association having failed to re-.
sCona sikh contributions. The afternoon ses-
bion was upcncd with devotional exorcLses, led
By tho Rcy. R. D. Ray, Of Lockport- The Rev.
Ash Prescott read very able paper on "skep-
t!cistn In Our Churches, and How to Meet It."
At 3u'clock tho Wotnan's Foreign Missionary
Society was welcomed l,y Mrs. savage.. VI this
eity, tug response being made BY Mrs. a; L.
Wor.lan's Home Mission vas presrntsd tn a
In tho evening Tho Rev. F. IL. Smith, Of Bra-
tol, led the devotional exercises, nhd tho Rev +
n; Aobart, D. D., preached an Interesting doc
tf{pQl scrmQns,
, 1879-06-20
ROMANCE.

Tho Outcomo Of Yellow. Coverotf Literature.
5pecta1 Dispasch to 9As Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., Juno 10.-shortly before
noon Today, as tho Canada Southern train was
leaving the Central Depot, passengers aud
others woro surprised to sec Hpccials Wiley and
Kicf, Of the First Precinct, arrest tno bright
looking bo1s, who lad taken passage on tue
train. Ono Of the supposed boys Was In reality
n girl In male atttrc. Tho prisoners were
marched up to tho Btntion- Houso, and Capt. Don
ahuo ut onco proceeded to Investigate thp cssc
Tho Captain proceeded to question the aup-
posed boy. RHO propmtlJ admitted her sox. The
substance Of hor statement was that her namc
WAS Emma slmonson, her nge II years, md that
s,o resided at Flint, Mich, where her father was
employed as foreman OF a largo saw-mfIi. Size
left Flint on Tuesday lhora'ng last With her
companion, who was arrested with her, nnl
whose uame IL Harry Clark. 8he hau lcr
haIr scut Of, put OH tho boys suit which
way set to bu explained, and the two then
clopcd, taking train for this city. She said,
further, that Rhe had been attending public
school In Flint, and that the project was ar
notes whicl, tllcy wrote to one another, The
grl seemed 10 realize her position. md appar-
cntl5 felt vcFT sorry. Her mato companion was
next so'lett Into the captatn's 20 office and ques:
lNHIcAs 11c ettlcl liIiat Ills H&tlle Wl&
Harry Clark. that hts ags Was II. AMI!
lint hc sca!ded in' Flint, htivi,., He; admltted
swer to dtroct question, that he did not insend
| tn marry her, u1M could glvo no Yery ssttsfac-
| tory rcnsou for the elopcmcnt, Last night the
adventurous couolc took quarters in board
tnE-hotlse on Scneca ttrest, and vera Just ot,out
leaving tho city for st. Thomas, Ontario, whero
| thc sirl has friends when they wero taken into
custody. The eItl hud In her possession g In
money, nn,i her companton's cash capital con.
sstctl Of 1850. Harry intimatcd tlAt he had
rot tired of the trip, and intended to retnrt,
| lionlc, cyon It he had not bcen arrestcd. This
| youthful couple will be returned to their par
cuts much wiser In their brief connubiAl expert.
Cnce.
, 1879-06-20


HuNrLEy. MclIcnry Co., ILL.,, juno 1o.-Thc
Masonic Hall was the scene last evening Of the
nuptial ceremony OF air. Il. Z. Farrell, Of Lua.
iueton, Mich. and Miss Nina L. Cummings,
daughter Of Stewart Cummings. Nearly l60
peopiowrra present, aud tho sccne Haa ooe Of
eroat tnturest. the Rev: Milton t3eorge pssiorm-
Ing the ceremony. 1ls bride Haa = protty
blonde. dressed Ia lavender SILK. The presonts
we're more than ordinarily nun.erous AMI verv
valuable. md comprise unxards Of $40 different
pieces. Mr. md Mrs. Farrell will depart OIL
Monday for their Mirhigal hnmc.
N1<cial nspatcA ~ 1As 1fih1tHA
EL0tN, ILL.,, lMne l0,-On last evening Dr.. II.
J. Brooks, oi uixou, ILL.,, md slss Clara Dag
gott wore uuited iu marriage by the Ray. C. q,
Dickinson at the home ot The bride in this city:
Tho groom N1s fur several YcArs Asatstant
Physician ut tbs lnsaae Hospital In this city,
1l,u Wedding trip " 10 Wiscopatn-
aptrfHt MtpstcA 10 1Hs 1ftbfnx
PAXTON, ~, June 1n.-To-day At ! o'clock
Dr.. 4. N; W}lis and Miss Emily j. Bashnell
were united tn marriage In tho presence ot a
fcH intimate friends. Several costly and Gle
giant prescnt4 Wcsa given. The happy pair left
on thu sttcrnoou train to spend law days !n
Chicago.
, 1879-06-20
THOROUGHBRED HORSES.
salc Of Fiuo Stock Mt Con-, slns1cton,s
FaTha At Quincy, Ill.
f1rect4t pttuatch 10 118 Tribune

Sails Of Fiuo Stock Mt Con. slng1oton's
Fastn At Quincy, Ill.
tpeeta! Dtspatch to 7as Tribune.
QulNcY, ILL.,, Juno 10.-The sale Of Tho STOCK
Of Gen. Singleton attrncted q largo number O..
people, Representatives being present from Pile,
Brown, Hancock, and Fulton Counties, bcsfdes
several prominent stocs-dcalers and rascte In
Missouri and Iowa. Gen. Singleton has some
Of tho finest stock In the country, but the bid.
ding WAS not 80 spirited as Was expected, and
the horsesand cattle sold brought only moderate
prices compared With their value, Under tho
condition Of affairs, Gen. Singleton DID not Offer
his Thoroughbred sta1tons md Aldcrnay cattle,
which would have merely been sacrificed. Fol-
lowing is list Of tho mares stations, anu geld
tngs sold:
..sallie Burn. black marc, ycars old, By B1sck
A!.d, dam by Silver Hoels; j. ". Kennedy, Quincy,
sX|ty eSx,n .eps qs:s Sy Lsass 81! y
Nsl,s Bar m,1s old r ceTeaG5a
eiawiofd aaiaey, ai @ si7o "' ~ N4u''' IL
FL 'esa 4 d's, Il; Ill.,
Libby rfeyos.. black nare,. 9 years old. aired
" Banner Chiei, b y Men'1rtno chtst, her asn
1aaI iess. BY old Abdsllsh; J. ". singetoo, sa9o,
Heels; ". IL Crawford. S.15,
Mss Walker. ea1 sts',tion' yoss;s od e5 T,,s
q ~ all,; d;s5 yss5s DID, By fa'ehsa; A. D. wa''
Team. Mamie, chestnut marc. ,ea.s old. b.
Patehcn. cut Of Ella O.. by Colossus, dam A,,eila:
By pS AoTa ,s eesPpt ms
1su. hsJ gefdins. yeafsioid, ont Of Anna Dean.
by1atehe9* !ee, ,ba1 seldtag = ye9rs Old, ~ AI,.
, 1879-06-20

MISCELLANEOUS HRHA ITEMS
SAN Francisco, CAL, 1unu 1a.--Advlcos from
Sydney, Now South Wales, to May -, state that
tho Assembly Lnnd bill continues the subject ot
lebatc The Premier Indicated a revision Of
tic tariff next session. Tho o1act nature Of tho
changes Is undecided. however. The frec-tradc
roliey will be continued, aud a laud.tax proba-
bly, introduced.
The state Of tho public finances Is satisfactory,
and cnpitn plentiful At the half-year meeting
of thu Bank uf Wa'ea Il 17]5 per cont dlsl'
.lend was declared, aml Rl0,00o added to the re'
serve.
IsIch quartz reefs hnve been discovered ut Dar-
rington Fields.
The educational Statistics Of Tho year show m
increase Of seventy schools and II, QUO pupils.
Commencement has been made In laying tic
trnmway from Rcdford Station to tho business
ccusrc a,,,l the International Exposition.
, 1879-06-20
FRANCE.
TIE LEGISLATIVE SEAT,


yHnsA,L,.as, June l0.-The Congress Of ees.
pte pnd Chamber Of Deputies to revise tho
article Of the Constitution nlaking Versailles
tIlu seat OF The Legislature this morning ap-
pointed a eon,nittcr to make report, uald took
q rcycss until tht atsasno0lt.
The Committee appointed uamhstta Pres!-
dcut and John Simon reporter. Upon tho re.
asscmbllng OF Congress- several members Ut Tho
Right protested against tho Con.nlttcc beilIg
solely formed of Republicans.
Simon rcad the report Of tic Committee, pro-
pohtng tho ahraGatfon of C,ansp0
Ls,cien larun opposed the report of tho Com
1nttsee, AMI Do CasaaEnnc supported.
Tie report was then passod by a yQto OF $40
yeas to ..ts. Ways.
Tho sitting Of the Congress ll.en cloactl.
PRECAUTIONARY,
FARls,, June l0.-lAe Minister Of Marine has
decided to send three cruisers to tho rucsac
Ocean to protect Fscnch subjects ia Chill aud
Peru.
suICtnE.
FAnls, Juno la.-'rlu daughter Of proi. Atola-
schott, this distinguished Dutch Psychologist,
aged II, committed surids at Renlnl.