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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17

out her hand, and laid it over her shoulder,
saying kindly, "Wait a moment and will
find you pie" As the search went on, In
a free, pleasant way she said, I" As / came
on behind you just now, something made
me think OF woman who went to draw
water from a well nearly two thousand
years ago, and found something very pre-
cious there" The pin was found. and the
kid covered hands were put out to gather
together the edges of the faded shawl. The
pale face of the girl was lifted in amaze
ment to the lovely countenance 80 near her
own, but the kind voice went on: al have
beautiful card at home with the picture
and the story upon it. Will you tell me
where you live, and let me bring it to Won
when | come this way next week 2"
ayes, miss" said the girl in a timid
voice, giving her name and number. "Very
well shall not forget you, but will GER
tainly bring 1t to you the next time /
come" The girl carried the water into the
house, with flush upon her cheek and
flutter of joy in her heart. There was but
little in her hard life to make il bright or
pleasant, but this thoughtful act and kind
word and promise of the lady seemed TO
create q little rill of ioy which flowed
through her heart and made the week, until
the promise was fulfilled, quite unlike the
ordinary weeks of her life. Nor did the
week end it, for her wonder at what the
story might be proved a good preparation
of the heart to receive it. Like the woman
OF Samaria she, too, longed to draw water
from this wonderful well, and the lady, in
lessons of kind and patient instruction, at
length led her TO the d" fountain opened for
sin and uncleanness." How rich was the
harvest OF her little deed of Kindness -
her little words of love |" Did she think
when she scattered these tiny seeds that she
should reap pearls so soon2 We do not
think she ever thought of harvest; her
heart was so full of loving kindness that
it could but express itself thus. If the
heart be full of love, the lips will be ready
with loving words, the hand with kind
deeds and generous gifts, which are fitting
exponents of the Christian at work.--Chris-
tidn al Work.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17
The Ready Hand.

A Sunday school teacher was out looking
up an absent scholar. With neatly clad
feet she was picking her way over the
muddy crossing. Just before her was a
young girl carrying pail of water. A
blast Of wind swept around the corner, and
snatching the shawl from her shoulders,
held 1t fluttering behind her. She set down
her pail at the curbstone, to wrap II again
aboat her. The lady behind her reached
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17
|. sMofaI ard Reliaions.


In pastures green Not always; sometimes he
Who knowest best, in kindness ieadetb me
la weary ways, where heavy shadows be-
Out Of the sunshine warm and soft anil bright,
Outof the sunshine Into darkest night,
] oft would faint with sorrow and alright.
Only for tbls-I know he holds my hand,
70 whether In green or desert land
TRUST. although may not understand.
And by still waters2 No, not always 80;
ofitimes the heavy tenpestA round me blow.
And DER my soul the waves and billows go.
But when the storms beat i6adest. and cry
Aloud for help, the master standeth by.
And whispers to my soul, 10, II Ia T."
Above the tempest wild I hear him say,
beyond this darkness lies the perfect day,
In every path Of thine lead the way"
3d. whether on the hIll-tops high and fair
dwell, or in the sunless valleys. where
The shadows pe-what matter he there
And more than this; whereer the pathway lead
He gives to me no helpless. broken reed.
But his own hand, sufficient for my need.
30 where he leads me can safely go;
And in the blest hereafter shall know
Why. In his wisdom, he hath led me 80.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17

OCTOBER.

Long looked for was the summer. Anxious eyes
Noted the budding boueh, the crocus flame.
That told lis coming. Now meath autumn skies
The leaves fall slowly, slowly as they came.
There IA no need to watch while winter weaves
Fair buds to crown another golden prime,
For something heavier than the autumn leaves
Has hidden eyes that looked for summertime.
The trees shall wake from their forgettul sleep
Unto new blossom and tender green
The countless trees l-but never one will keep
A little leaf or flower that she has seenl
-Hdrper's Aagdsia,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17

RIGHT FOR ITS OWN SAKE.-Let right
doing, for the sake of right, be your daily
work. Scatter your kindness like seeds in
the furrows of the earth to fructify and to
blossom, to exhale their sweet perfume for
all. Spread your holy influence for good far
and wide, like bread cast upon the face of
the water" and be assured, II not now aud
here, your recompense will be meted out to
you hereafter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17
RARE OPPORTUNITY
To Rent Farms In Northwestern Iowa

Seventy good farms to rent in Plymouth and Sioux coun
ur-nnd newly broken On each farm good dwelling
mouse lofss let W stories high, also barn large enough
sht horses barns will be completed by Noyem
TEkMs-Renter pays onehlfd the CROP or n seed be
fnpnhed onrhali Those who prefer may pay rent
RE hEfEkiENCE-Hon lis John r. Bailey, Windsor Yer
September 9, 1880, w" 'e"a' .,,M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17
FARM FOR SALE!

The farm known the John G. Tabor farm situated In
hasi Montpelier on the middle road called East
fiage ~ said town TO Montpelier, and half miles
from the former aud four from Montpelier The con-
tils one hundred and thirty of land suitably
divided Tor farm purposes with buildings good condition
aud running water at house and barn, and excellent
sugar place SAID emses well located with
mills post oifee mechanic shops etc and will be sold
reasonable price, together with the stock and farm n
desired part of the purchase money remain on
mortgage TRUMAN q. KELTOS, Administrator.
East Montpelier, August 10, 1850. b3-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17

PITCHERS CASTORLAis isnot
Narcotic. Children grow fat
upon, Mothers like, and Physi-
clans recommend CASTORIA.
1t regulates the Bowels, cures
Wind Collie, allays Feverishness,
and destroys Worms.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17
800 Premium

Ii offered for the two best than fy
trees EACH that may b. grown from purchased my
nursery within radius OF fifteen miles Of nurser,
First premium TO be $50 second premium $40 be awarded
~ june sso by dsieresed judges, the expense OF which
shall be paid one-hAf by half by the two -
sons who shall be entitled TO the premiums.
have now about forty thousand trees from which 10
select second To In the Remember Fair Mount
Nursery 10 the place to buv Agents wanted Also one
hundred and twenty Ave bushels OF the celebrated White
Russian seed wheat for sale Conceded be the best
spring wheat now grown In Vermont Orders may LEFT
WIN n r. BROOKS son, Monpeer for either of the
named goods. r. L. AspREws Berlin. vi
, 1880-05-18
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

JoHa GR1nr.Ea gnvo bail yesterday morning
Of $1,000, with W. s. Mcllen and Joslnl, II. kc-
1nYw ns sitrctics. on tho charge Of bribery. Ills
term Of six dhys' Imprisonment in tho Cot nty
jail expires to-tlay, and ho will he set at liberty
this morning. III conversation With TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday morning Griblcr stated thnt
he felt worry much pleased Mt rcgatniug bis lib
crty: but thnt despite the pains nttentl Ing his
Imprisonment, tho blow nit his repu tuition WIS
the hardest pnrt uf tho punishment. lie added
that tlo 81 TT perastcd in Ills tnnpcence OF hnr-
ing anything tn ti0 with the bribery Of Wceklpr,
atlil thnt III tho ttllrae Of II very fDw days hG
would nuke sUno Startling Developments III tho
ensD. which would certAEny clear bin Of COM
pllcIty f tho a1afr. ind would fnsten tho otlium
upon sD1llu persnls whose connection with tho
trAnsnctson w0iiltl prove sensational surprise
to tho community.
1AILEn Cu1lNrEH and Janftnr Taylor had a
slight tllsnnte yesterday, arising front n nlfaun-
derStandlng between tho lAtter and the Matron
ut which tfaylor emphasized bis rctnnrks by rir.
hcreilpun demonstrated with Taylor, who very
!n(,lsllco!sly, ty way Of retort, criticised tho
.fnt1cr's physfcnt mnke-up inserting TINT ln bis
co!np0sltt0n there WINS such BupernbuutlA1lcc
ut vlsccrn thAt ug!lfty Ills part wHs nut Of tho
question. This WAS nlDro thnn the JailBr
enittd bear. and ho tlsproycd his alleged
htl!;. 1nek Of phyyslcal y!yaclty by kicking
JUL steps. There WIS some talk Of .Taylor'a
lodging conplnnt aElllnst CurrtGr, hut At Inst
Mcetunis he Ind c0tn0 to tho conclusion that u
fr!cHhiy termination tu tho slight unpleasant
tlcss wtil be tile best, atld reconciliation will
probably tuko plnco this morning.
, 1880-05-18
rALMEIs's Libel SUIT.

ny 4 reference to the law columns Of this
paper, tt will 10 accn TINT Potter tAtmcrj begun
suit yesterday nKRlnst TtIE TRIBUNE for libc!.
claiming TINT he bnd boon aspersct to such nj,
extent TINT II woid tuke s.5o0o In co1,soIo him.
For tho purpose Of tpnrnlng tho cxuct nature
OF Mr.. Tal'ner's grievance, II reporter cnGh Inst
evening Mt tho hntct mans residence,
Mt the corner of Dearborn avcnup md
Marso street. and hcl1 II hurried and by
~ meane sntafHctory conversation with tho
alleged asnesS,! on % hts frs,nt doorstep. Tl'p
Ras-b!lls wern, being, contraniel at !, fearful
retc, for WIS there not prsptct, howovor .lni,
owner II tho ho,iss toastary % pi"ater Tor M M
alleged a0ront put upon him Il, tho t,apor? The
fresx;les,'ess Ct no ,a!'exs: asiefsst! WIS
q cluster of flowers. As he nppcnrel Oh tho
cs,!, ho greeted ,tiSo reporter with i friendly
stnilc and equally 9rnriM,s How do YOU tl"2'
*;;FnS i Txinuss hgs teen cen istsr,aed, Nj. Palm
ss tHS Se FsRF'ss sRe sRas Ssf II or %5 Sou e''o be-
,:.1r1lE 1n1nuNE ol!8ht to Know" replied tho
victim of tao slexe.i iilcl. lrcaklns & npon hls
% t. Wit a Hs Mns rsaue9 f t aeesnt know, aua
Viii Whit nppears ~ TIC nbnut as blind as anything
ynli base your claim tt having hccn libccd."
"0h. Hell. shall not discuss that
hut tho public wond pertnps like to knnw
rcpOrtortn! Understanding Isn't 1T fault, there
wis IN allegation tn T1iE TRlnuHE TINT you at-
tempted to VITO yourself. Or to yUtu HOne COL
src'a !nGn employed Mt yo,lr hutcl ut tho First
Wlrt! Republican prltnnry. when neither yati
y Mnr they resided IN tho vnrl. Ihnt statement.
I further Appnars, WINS. n Gn'setluonSo Of fur
thor information, .cuHtrld!ctcl. Why. then,
should you still desire <ooo Of TnE TltisusE's
"YUut better SEQ my lnwycrs. Lincoln and
lshafn. lfay!nE bc9un Il a,!tt ngainst THE Tntn-
to tnik about tho subject. Better SEQ tho,n."
Put you will do Just az we'll"
M: sha, ,Ss. not discuss tho question: Tho
We'll, then, perhaps YOU ,nay feel inclined to
answer fow TO- questions H., That Gun prapgrly 10
Democrat Or i Republican. Mr. paltnerS"'
Thu h0tut min smiled softly. his lips rartet,
aMd tho reply camc," prefer not to say 'hny-
III u Republican, how long hayo you bocn
one?'
Enmo answer. ..-. -
In whit wnrst do you reside, Mr.. Palmer, tho
Fltat or tho Elxhteenthf''
Sumo answer. ....,
'Wou!d you, blr. Pamcr-lt n alleged TINT
you nru Republican for tho time brlug-wouEi
you, tn cnsu fien. Grant wore not nominated,
vote Tor WAahb.lrne, Ilains, Or my man who
WINS nominated by the Chicago Collvcntlon7''
prefer not to answer TINT question now.
let TnE TftaunE's lawyers got 1t out IF mo on
The reporter got down from TINT doorstep, nnd
tho Gentlcn,nn who owned It, his fhco still
wrcathcd With the perennMl sHlilc, roturncd to-
tho pGrtnrs 20 n,lnglo once more with tho 6lIto
Of tho North Slide.
, 1880-05-18

proceeded with his testimony. Eung OH 10 de-
scrbo tho assault, :etmtlnE TINT hoth 0Rrritye
kicked Mr. Hore when he wns down About scvn,,
tho prostratc tnas In tito Indy.
y. N. kcnttns. MI cntlayd uf McRsrs. Chmpln
t]nrc. nav and Mt the tttno nf tho assault, do
scrlbrtl tho nt1Atr Mr.. 1arc cntnu mp tn stop tho
fuss which tho Hnrrlty boys wcre milking, when
thoy sct upon him. knockc1 him tlown. AMI
Kicked him. Witness stw Tnhu 1Arrlty Kick Mr.
{itsrn IN tho aide, aud wits sllrn lsu hnt bA,ta III,
his feet ut tl,n time. When tho. t1arr!tys ;Rnt
thrniRh With Mr., florc. he wns lying t,elptrss
upon the t!tM,r. with bis fncc hlAckcM.l up liu
wAs Rick for fnltr or Yc weeks tho bentifx.
Mr.. Hccst pIncuil tho prisoner ulHln tho atnnl
for the purpose of clc'tins hI. Testimony to tho
effect that On tlla ntcrnnon IN question be wnrn
a pair of Ynitest. and not tna,ts. rs tho
witnesses for tho persecution hull testified.
Mt. Mills thnt1 -ajtlcsttOnCtl t1B prisoner,
asking him Rlttctasfyuly whether ftc hntl evpr
been cnny!ctrtl nf crflnC. pf murder, pf ns*ntt
to kill. whether he hntl ever been III tho 1'rn1-
tcntiNry, whrthor he hui pycr hGcn thorn for
murder Mr.. lsccd nt,iretcd ia tho question,
and, It being Mu,'crstn'M! Tint ttle objections
wcro tnactl In hin cnractty nF counsel for tho
prisoner and MT OIL bchnf OF tho witness, they
were sitstninctl.
Tho Jury, nfteE n fow minutes consultation,
nrnuRht itl Il vortct Of guilty. The sentence III
this caac. THO ofTcnse hcnH .,,n of ns,tctnrnnnr.
rests With tho Judge. tho limit ut punishment
bc!ng nne ycnr'a imprisonment in tho County
jail or br[dowell md n tlne. -.
, 1880-05-18
GOVERNMENT GOSSIP.

f,r,, 1.,,ro n 1y,,,,,, 17,.,,, c.,,. ..,ss
O1". "nnE7 ~. r,at' uno'o n''n In'e4
censtls"t tinker. hiss taken nt Office With Register
ll!bbard aud is tlaily receiving applIoatlons for
Inv .,,t,t ~ ~, nr,f,or,a - NJ, ~ I'M Tha.>
lux sucn .. .ae nppNe''a's ~ h.i taa olll' 1acso
is hpst cl fAem every uays ehch ArH'cd Win
credentials nud claims md things. Gen. Wright
cxpscts to ret mnttcrs In working shaue nv tho
Isl OF J,inc, whrn tic twu-Wpcks 5oG of
srnsnvrs..o. -. nc,,1-rrr 1.xp, n .u,,, ~
tho Treasury Department, was ut the Govern
nn,n,,t"tt t.,,t ,yosmiaiq,G Io Tx nrrucd ~ n ,o
CITY Sunlny, and il On d tour Of inBpecifon
ationr tic y,riti.s buildings now IT prucess nf
cnnstrt,rfinn in fin 1,rTinInnnt cItirs ri tho
Vast Id ycrv t,istjy critIpisttl tho iic relisnto
slownesa rf fhr cnbtr1Actnrs who nrn t]0fnv fh0
atnireny{, md ai,ewnlE w,rle hut Grnrrsac1l fhe
Opiulon Tint tic building xcnerollY ,ylIs ns vol
advanced as ono coili eTpect, c1nstdcsips the
crii1nrnt b,iiJn9a for su1,p tlfnn 1mak. snncr-
inttnt!cnt Wiii ioft lust eye,,ing ia visit spmo
frteIlt|s In wisconsin bt will rot,lrn ti,ay nnd
leave this evening Tor St. Louis. Cinc[nnnti' md
than hunIo. ~' ~3S1''' ~''e'''-''': '''"
.r,,r r,,,nu,no !. n lint =, .,o,,,o,,,o roo,,, .o
celvGd nt tae Custon,- House yesterday: snelety
ot Decorative AIT. caso necdlowork: ]. I1nucr
y Co., cAses tlluslGMl INSTRUMENTS; kohlstat j.
Go, cnsca yarns: wilson 1irt'ss caso hoslery;
GhafleA 1nsaaEe q Gh., y cases dfy gools; Mont
EDiaer. Ward g. 20, cases ary ktsoda; uaKa
20. =, cases cry E1oas; Hurt Hf9s.. c4so dry
ghti!s; Fuller Fuller. cases drugs; Janscn,
McCiurK Cth, cases books; X. laur Co. II
}aekAKes 8auces and pickles and case tea:
Ss1tter HrtM.. III Dn!es leaf tobacco; 1stdOr
e.ntnlAez, ba!es lcAf tobacco; Lnwro1co y
, 1880-05-18
CASUALTIES.

CHESTER, Pa., DiHy H." Tho Darrcns" In
nelnwafo County are ablaxc, and much property
has hccn destroyed.
11ntoKsnuuu, N. j., May 17.-Tho fro Ia still
raging about us. Tho sun and skynrc obscurod.
Tho flames nre tlereo About Ccdnr 1tlgo and
Kettle Creek. Tho Protestant churches had
special prayers yestcrtlay fur raIn. At Posts
stHt}0n II house md burn md four cattle burned
sa{prlny night. Tho; devastation Ia grcat In
Cumberland aua Atlunt 10 Counties. tsniroa1 men
report grcat rnvagcs by fre ntnong tho vlno-
yarda ct tho German population Ut tho co,1n.
try. qssyery heavy. Yesterday afternoon tho
residents OF Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
wcro startled by tho Intelligence that q forest
fro had rcnchcd tho gates Of these summon
cities. Tho sparks ind elntlcrs, soIne vcry largc,
shot tip from tdo burning woods. The Fire De-
pnrtments Of both r1nqea turned out mud Havcd
TIM houses from tho flying sparks, whilo tho
citizens successfully fought tho flames In tho
woods by hnck fires, aided by change nf wiilll,
It Is reported thnt tho flames destroyed overy-
thing In arid AhOut HRnMunton, Kilwood, and
EHK ftnrbDf. Tho atmosphere ts 50 thick with
Bt'oke that 1t is difficult 10 hrenthe. Tho VINO
yartt country from hero TO Qreat EKg 1Iarbor Ia
ttotnlly destroyed. Tho people haye Rivon up all
hope; They ase prostratYd by thplr efforts ID
lighting tho fumes. and holplcss with despair.
Mountain House, on Lake George, vita destroyed
BY forest tirca this afternoon. Tho fro is OK
tending through tho forcat to C1llwolI V!llNge,
whcto tho Fort William Henry ILutol ID SITUATED,
and fears Mro entertained for tho snfoty Of tho
ftlaBe. Tho Inhabitants nro fighting tho fire.
, 1880-05-18

grnvlty i. high Il vii! shnw TINT tho ncctto ncld
Is snly prCssnt IN fAlr Gna correct "mnunts noun
ccni q ecettc aehi. Threo samples, Nos. n 10:
sssi " thossforc. 1s 81 S ooked @ ' upsn '% Is aa'.
Sswn!'=Ilero again tlnl snmplc No. = has
been n,!nltcn,tc BY .ho addition # hy.'sochnrio
insittri. Tho vegetable nei,ls, IL I havo termed
Eiphth-,Thc examination for tho poisonous
."e :" e 81. y ses%r has sas Se "s
exceedingly cnrctul1y conducted, - It j. veil
nx ax esns ' shs osen s to- sa ss e nns GS #
tho hm ' py.sen u Sampe No II ssI Il tho % only
per at,,, Il. so soSi;i @ 1t oncc % Be- prsvcnicd
NiHth-i.n1k!nR at these aatnplcs of vinegar
Ss tisy fS S ~ IN w
havS s!rt,y individunIiy III MENTIONED. et ' vis: M
Sos. N = 1cspscii;,y @ rs IT. "sf n nS r%4s g. ;''
.,,t Attashsd I'll e tae atovo y . ta6aistsf state-
niri,t ~ tn whit WIS found In each n tho twen-
end az Il I'LL of tho interest s invested q thoin:
ns Il s e % fs''1% a prhSpeG 6SpGcr y saS 4
by ,O!,'ccr SINCLAIR from No. II Centre avon'ln,
an.t Il sa!1 to have hccn manufactured by
VA xoiten ~ Scer srer. NJ iro' M No III wal.
tsStE sssds. IL %" s1 nas ask1 5 sa SysesssIt j? ss
sseo!e S '%s IA g ,ssss ss essn.S ss 81
n" @ appears ta have been 'sat GOTTEN from NR Nos.
1m"nalacturcl N @ n william , rl.n,sr, El,h.sst,
quantity. and ia be deficient in ncctio nci No.
II appenrs 10 hnvc hocn gotten frt',n f. Fustick,
fe,rsd @ Mr stafor I'd" aa at It Is ps iii L, 9 eon
thin chlorl!cs tn large quantity. traces Of sui
, 1880-05-18
TILE COUNTY BOARD,

Tho rcgttRr mcottng of tho CoIk County Board
OF Commissioners WIZ heid yesterday uftur-
noon. With tho exception OF Messrs. Clark and
6Mfrartl. who have 9ono to Springfield, nit tho
members weru present, autl President stewart
illlcd tho chnir.
tho Poor wuB rcatt anu refgrrel to tho Committee
OIL Public Charities. Tho Sisters asked for a
weekly supply OF bread. because tho oontrih1-
tlpHs ut present woro insufficient to sustain tho
iniigent md !utirm people committed to thoir
4 proposition from Philip Cobh was reatl. IIo
W4nted to Hell tho county 277 acres Of land Sit
nated @ near l.emont Tor q flrn' att tho rato of
IollAlt offered to soil for tho HaH,e purpose fifty
ASrss ,,, IT x;ss; noforrcd to the Committee On
All estllnato from John DavIs l. Co. for @sa4a
wOrth Ut work done Oil tue Court~IIouso VIA re-
sFss! Then the following Grand Jury wins drawn for
juno: Janss Currey. Wlllianl Koeh. ,o Do uoorgo r
ns5'i,, nnsn5so s"!nHSl S F. "stt FIJI G. e Tho'apso9 l.
GiHrx; "a H?;es, F!o.l Hsias.> chasies ati,nt,,
1ohn Il Merk'. +. ", Stone, Charles HoifeF. Hourly
lii aucortln,,co With tic now rule all tho names
Ncre y0tad for gfngly. and each Commissioner
v1ucnea f9s r. the rcHpcotabi'tty Ut tho turor
GSn,mittoes roportea bills. ~ followss Tow,
fs raa!Inx xs ia @is ss,isaeIy .l G Sisisss SfisG; s
!s!nt c5nl'nitteo' sloa' jail und jail Accounts,
" Al estimate WIS aent IN for x4,sso In favor Of
!, J. bextou for Court huuso work,
gKxTOx'a ACCOUNTS.
ct TSsn aa q H. tnS Sns
4 W. ~ ssas 81 ss'Ss WIZ
an1e W. Wy losa @ .,noaats @ paid ~ per estt-
sts ss Of w Ssx wsfs II san;s;es ds d"dsf ssR;
being statement OF contrllct outside OF
, 1880-05-18
TIE CITY-IIALI.

AMONG tho building r0rlnlts issued yesterday
wcro tho following: One to NictAghlus Tuy-
bOr, TO erect twD-stury atDFo and dwelling, No.
1865 State street, to cost $3.5O0; nnc ta John
Dcuncmark, to erect two twD-story dwellings,
Nos. $50 and 35S West Eighteenth street, to rost
$7,dD; md ono 10 Y. Clark, to erect II two-atnry
addition. No. 1DS Do kovcn street, 10 cont =, Co.,
TlIK mortality report for tho week shows tho
number OF tho t1oaths to Aayu beun LII, aH ninst
1854 for the previous wcek and Ids for the cDrre-
spending week OF last ycar. Theprlnotpal causra
Of death Wero: Consumption. II; infantllc colt-
sulsons. Il; plou'nonta IL; GROUP. .; dlpnthori.,
fotsr, rnch; 6rsnchiitls, i; ,ncnnstis III ind nd
neaatcs, each; Old Hgo, q; aiid sinnl. Iox, /.
THEnE wore two now cascs nt Br.al-pox yca-
fcsday eGlpE " 9, tw9 'naro @ of Tho family taken
been semoyea 10 lho iitsp!tal viii ,ito!s t.,i:
Aftor rcnlaln!nx thero several days, however,
and shere being 10 slKns q tae ssass upn
taken hack to tho Hospital, and arc now under
nan v1nEoAn
The Anutyztny EuruA,l" yesterday gaye to
tho public, through tho ilcnllh Department, nf
s WHEN y ~ ~ !rt W. parcel, the rcs!lt of IT,
has s sesaRx Rs, snsxar snss ,he e
nG linpro ast!s!o ete.; t'at = e sercd that !ts
Ise"t. AAA "Ien - eMu+ AHtsAStA!NstA8 .tAG
latlun with poison. Tho troub!o eolnos Of tha
nt.,,t't ,isi%ko aao ~ xetti9x the s''p!fs. they
sseSa ,a,Sr " tho r,n. manuf"stMrsr ana tae
;Saarsinx that she adatcratio9ss, II a,,y. hayu
l'Artnlent cannat sett!e tho dispute. hLlt the re-
post oi thu subject npprtal!a can To ITO hAr1n II
IT aHa h9 kMhl: " ~ As fallaws:
~ G. l)c !f0tf, 4. H., II. D., Commissioner "
lKatM-0EAH e1h: ] hASe made, ,lccNrtlinK tN
your Instructions. Il very cirutul chelIIcn rx-
animation 0s twtnly-l0l!r samples Ut vinegar
fcGciFeA fr0i ynu through ttlu banda IT alr.
blerki, ytur etrk. heK tDtnciuse tho unnlyKcs,
aug haS4 tho hoAor ~ report lis fOll1wB;
tsrst-Thn sPtecllc gravity uf tho yarlnt1s
Samples differs very Htdely--frulu UE tn l,tk4,
water bclnX taken us l.uU. THIS, however, &A.s
fbt only 'cpena ufHyH tlu annunt IT ltCGttu &rll
Contained, but Alsu upon tho quantity Of ether
Fc8etanto ucmiA,-sugar. gum. Gtu., and suits,
SUCH ~ tho sn3phHteH and chlOrtdes nf potassium,
sodium, and rnleiuni naturally present accord.
hK th tho sotlree HS the vinegar, ,
hktoiAt-l havG lntntinned tho color In nftcr 10
give IN Indication of the appearance hlId prub-
Hblo derivation Vt tho a4tDplc The word cDlDr~
less ! haye used 10 dsuDtc what u commonly
called while vinegar.
1nttd-Odor 4 described % weak, fair, and
8ond - GrHdat1Un. OF etrongth.
fuurtt dnd 'FGfth-Chl0rdts and sulphn&es
have been approximately indicated tn order to
show how Much OF tho aper!flo gravity may
really deptad upon tho acctio ncd. where they
s1e III considerable quantity aud the specific
, 1880-05-18


DAvENtOnT. H.. May ia special from
Washington, this statc, gives tho particulars Ut
terrible dcath which happened yesterday.
Frank Brown, boy IL years of aRo, In company
with his father. wont to tito pasture to sctn spun
OF mules. After second attempt, young Brown
succeeded In HottlnK hold Of loose haltcs-chain
that WIS fastened ut ono emil Of tho mulo'a hal
ter. In DUNG no tho chAn bccatno wrunnctl
nrnllnd his wntst In such II why Us tn firmly hlu
tho huy t1 tho ln.Ile. This scared tho Ni,ynni.
and rcs,,ltoi in tho hoy being drnggel not loss
thnn thirty r0ttR, when l1e WIS relpnsel BY tho
breaking uf thu limo. Tho body Was 1naaxlul
almost into ShupeleHncsa.