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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-16

WetmOre & Co. will have something
Of Importance to say to the readers of
the TRIBUNE next week. -fn-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-16
An Old Lady's Gratitude.

A lady 20 years of age expresses great
gratitude for the benefit she has derived
from warmers Safe Bitters, and declares
ner pellet that the remedy if a certain
specihc for dyspepsia. 31july3m.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-16

Edge Tonic.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-16
Cheboygan and MackipaN City
Stage Line.

Tri-weekly stage from Cheboygan to Macki
nav City and return. Leave Cheboygan Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday mornings at Z
o'clock
Returning, will leave Mackinaw City the
same days at / p. M.
Paesengers and freight carried at reasonable
rates Orders left at my residence or at the
POstoffice will receive prompt attention.
3lJuly-t M. w. HORNE, Prop'r.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-16
New goods at Macarthur, Smith & Co.'S

baths! Baths! Baths!
baths, hot and cold, at w. C. Moore's
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-16
DRESS-MAKING.
MRS. E. L. BOOTH,

Recently from New York, who has rooms at
the residence of j. G. Carr, on Young street,
will be happy to work for the ladies of Che
boygan, in the shop or at their houses Will
make cloaks and dresses in good style, at low
prices. 1SsepIm
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-16

Ohio 10000 Republican Majority an,
Gain Six Congressman.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
GENERAL NEWS.

The Democrats of the Third Con>
gressional District of New Hampshire
yesterday nominated Colonel J. b.
Hosley, of West Lebanon, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Con-
gresham Farr.
The President has recognized Man
uel Martel Carrion as Consul of Vene-
zuela at Philadelphia.
Gen. o. o. Howard, who has been
appointed commander at West Point,
left Washington ON Wednesday night
for California to bring his family
East.
The President yesterday nominated
Theodore F Singiser, of Pennsylvania
to be Secretary for Idaho, Mary ].
Rockafellow Postmaster at Mechan-
icsburg, Pa, and Marietta Johns Posi-.
master at Uniontown, Pa.
Commodore Stephen b. Quacken-
bush has been ordered to the command
of the Pensacola Navy Yard and
Commodore Thos. Phelys to the COM
mand of the Mare Island NAVY Yard.
at San Francisco.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
TIE REGISTRARS WORK.

Registrar Frazer has received from
the National Board Of Health q new set
Of blank postal nards to used In forward.
ing weekly death returns from this city
dSripe the year 1881, These blanks are
more elaborate than those used during
the present year, rcquiring NOR. specific
information In relston to the nature aud
character OF the diseases causing the
de uhs reported. BY forwarding these
weekly reports Register Frazsr Sc
cures for this city place In the weekly
bulletin OF statistic issued by the N Nation-
al Board Of Health.
Yesterday DR.. l.. p. Bush, OF this city,
forwarded TO Governor Hall q copy OF
the report OF the State Board OF Health,
which recommends. amonEiother things
the passage OF law providing for the
registration OF births, marriages aud
de aths throughout the State, and partic.
ularly for the city OF Wilmington. He
says the work will be ons of great i'm
portauce rs the dates OF the Registrar
will be more than to merely record the
births, deaths and marriages throughout
the State. He will bs required to an
alyze aud tabulate tho returns, showipg
the sex, color, etc, of those with whom
the reports have 20 do. Such report
will probably cover many pages. ani
they will form q completo record, EN-.
braclne many particulars OF interest and
Importance.
The Doctor also lays the Rssistrar, In
additioa 10 btin9 Secretary OF the viii.
miDgton Board OF Health, would, In oil
probability, be- made Secretary Of the
State Board Of Health, ut q fair com.
pensation. He believes in establ hi nP
the office, defining its duties, filling Il
with competent man and keeping him
10 rs long as he continues competent.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
TIE sArAsD-conxLlNe eosraovnsr

The Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphla Times, says:
Senator Bayard was inlsrrogated to-
day IS to the fresh bearing, If any, of tn
statements which appeared this morning
In the Philadelphia Press on the con-
Esversy between himself and Conkling
aud others. The statements were those
Of several Delaware Republicans, who
claim that the Senator said the words he
claims he didn't say. He replied that
he had said on this subject about all he
felt there was any necessity for saying
ct present. He had no further explana-
tions. He could scarcely see wha. he
could say more. The allege1 verbatim
report Of his speech was grossly false.
He had so pronounced it on the earliest
opportunity and on every occasion since
when the subject had been bIoaehed u,
him. The question had now been
relegated to secondary evidence, and OF
these witnesses there we're plenty to be
heard from on both sides. He expected
the Philadelphia Press which was en-
gagged In working this thing up 10 at
tempt every means of fortiiying its po-
sition. There was nothing surprising
In the statements to man so familiar
~ was he 10 political sbuss and the arti-
nees ofparty malice.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
wAHAMAknR a saows. rA,l..
The Reduction in
Clothing at Oak
Hall.

The clothing marked
down Saturday comprised
about 5000 suits and over
coats. Both the suits and
the overcoats are various
enough to constitute a
complete stock of them
selves, SO that you may
be reasonably sure of find
ing among them what will
both suit and fit you.
Some of the very lowest
priced mems suits we make
uo among them; $lO reduced
to $8 so, and some of all
grades up to excellent suits
at $25, reduced to $50 and
$27 90 reduced to $25.
A $40 overcoat at $l6 so
is not to be missed on a cold
morning. Even the boys,
whose clothing has been wait
ing for this cold snap will not
object to the taking off of
three or four dollars from
the cost of suit and overcoat.
Remember this All these
garments were made by our
people, under our own eye,
and before this reduction
were marked as low as they
ought to be sold. We couldn't t
afford to reduce them, but
we must sell fa- ter to keep up
with our work people.
We know how to sell fas.
ter viz, by selling lower.
We have been selling faster
for nineteen years, faster than
our competitors. That we
have done of course by sell.
ing lower. Now we have to
sell faster than ourselves,
and down goes a part of our
stock, whether we can afford
it or not.
Whatever you don't like
bring back. If there be
grumbler, we don't want ouI
clothes on him
WANAMAKER l. BROWN
OAK HALL, Sixth and market,
nova. philadelphia la
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
TURBULENCE IN IRELAND.
A TENANT RIoHF MEETING IN LoUoH'
GALL BROKEN UP by A MOB.

A TENANT RIoHr MEETING IN LoUGH-
GALL BROKEN UP by A MOB.
LONDON, Dec. ia tenant right
meeting was held at Loughgall. County
ArmauRh, to-day. Those present we're
pricipally Orangemeo. A mob OF ntty
persons took possession OF the platform,
which they destroyed. A meeting wns
then held In an adjoining geld. Resolu-
tions were passed IN favor OF peasant
proprietary.
Ateleeram to the Press Association
from Dublin says it's confidently stated
that Mr.. Michael Davit's ticket OF leave
IL about to he cancelled, and Mr.. Davitt
will be arrested.
The Daily Telegraph says that the
Government contempiates proclaiming
martial law in the disturbed districts oi
ireland, Lord Kenmare, who bas large
landed estates In Killarney, has discharR-
cd 500 laborers for connection with tbs
Land League. Troubles expected to re-
suit.
Tho Iron screw ship A0is ance, which
Is about to undergo rentuuR, has been
ordered to be in readiness to proceed
within twolve hours' notice on special
service to ireland.
The disturbances in Burr, Kings
County, have become so serious that the
officer com nandlnK mas oeen oIuorou 10
pa:rol his district nightly with forty
oldiers. The police patrol has also been
doubled. Mr.. William Bence Jones,
who has been made victim OF boy
.nttlnq," writes to the Timss ~ follow we:
Il am getting some resolute men from q
distance, well armed, to replace ,he Ia
oorers who have left me. Two police
zen sleep in the hose, and four Others
are statioued near my tarm' l have ~ :
plied for more protr ciion, and troops are
promised NE on Friday"
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
EAsToN's SCANDAL CASE.

EAsToN, December 1o.-The testi
mony and pleading in the Lane deser-
tion case were concluded late this after
noon. Judge Myers reserved his decis.
ion. Mrs. Opie, in support of the allie.
CATION that DR.. Seip and Mrs. Lanes al
legged criminal intimacy was unfounded,
swore that Lane had said that he would
put up job ON DR.. Seip and make mo
ney out Of 1t. Lane was put on the
stand and denied the allegation against
him OF improper relations with any one.
The impression is growing in Easton
that DR.. Seip is an object Of conspiracy
formed originally to make money.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
THE EXPORT TRADE OF THE
COUNTRY.

WARRINGTON, ID. c., December 10.
The Chief of the Bureau Of Statis-
tics has presented to the Secretary of
the Treasury his annual report In re-
gard to the foreign commerce and the
shipping interests Of the United States
With reference to the export trade of
the country he says: The five leading
articles of export during the year end
ed June 30, 1880, were as follows:-
Bread and breadstuffs, $2SS, 038, $50 :;
cotton, unmannfactured $211, ,535, oO5 !:
provisions, S12T.043, 242; mineral oils,
$50, 218, o25; tobacco and manufacture
Of. SIS, 442, 1918.
IL has already been shown that dur-
Ing the year ended June 80, 1881, the
value Of exports Of products OF domestic
agriculture amounted TO S6S3, no. .987 Al d
constituted $40 per cent. OF the total
value OF exports OF domestic merchan-
disc from the United States. From the
year 1921 10 the year 1860 the exports
Of raw cotton from the United States TO
foreign countries constituted So per
cent of the total value Of exports Of do
nestle merchandise. From 1863 TO
1871, inclusive, they constituted as per
cent. /; but In the las. year the exports OF
cotton amounted TO only about 20 per
cent. OF the total value Of the exports OF
domestic merchandise.
This is due not to a'y falling OF in
value Of the exports of cotton, but to
the rapid increase in the exports OF
breadstuffs, provisions and mineral
oils. The United States already sur
passes every other country in the mag.
nitude of its exports, both of bread
stuSs and provisions. The conditions
which led TO the success of these inn
portant branches OF commerce are
known to the country generally. Its
lieved that the market for American
broadstuffs and provision in Europe
can be still further increased.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
CH0RcMEs To.no...

n.
.SVND q APrIsT 0aTS5@
a. anu French streets Ran uphOh, Fou,,
r.eaehing at lO:Sj and ~ - ~. Took ,os
pnunday School al a u ''SO p. IN,
ie invI, Glass, Pastors at 2 2ni, and 2p
MMsI PhEsBYTERIAN c
Duvai pastor ''e Ninth. Rev W
service at 1880 a mn
evening Sermon bv Rnd 7:N D
c,a. ,Dath School and adufiuest IN m
lass Az zp. m. Public % coSd,. male Biz
RETHANY BAPTIST CnrSy Invite,
E1.,w ~ Elm and Jackson strea,os huch, co
Ieachlng at 1870 n. IN
,own ex' huward McKeeyef Su S ..% p.
'o"h NV Jersey. from Wood
Nr' JOHNS CHURCH MAJ
~ rev. I. q. Littell. rsc,anth ,nInth Ward
a SefVlces on SUNDAY n, M ~
o. % p. IN. O'Clock. ~ iooo a. m. en-
IN the afternoon thera ,,.
sionary service, In which MI wi be amia
III, n. plscopal congrevat,oo. lhe Pr0t
wiz unite, at 3.SO O'Clock 'ons Of thee
EPWORTH NJ. +. Cuuno
- Vi ientn and Church peh corns
PASTOR, Preaching at iO's1 'n, Z. David
lnyiia5 WI sunday School at :. D. pn' M and
HOUSEHOLD OF FArrs
- moor OF The McClarv ~, ~; on The ia
DS aas,nr market street, Elder q R''IKing II Kg NJ
ST. PAUL'S NJ. f, CHupcu :.
dra, s.seei above Seventh. Rev nnafks
A sBURY NJ f. CHuRcp IL,
"A Hin, pastsr. Nh' rev. Chas
Services at 1880 a. m on,
ssrayer meeting at 9a. IN. anJ '-N nd
Sunaay school AT q a. IN. and1 10y p, IN.
iree. All are welcome. ~ p ih' Seat
RINITY CHAPEL, Finn 49,,
4 streets, Rev. W. j, FIoJ nnI kln
tof. The Rev. W. G. Ware vii nj ~ reg
on next sunday. Service nj IL ~ lfeae
s.na.nksgivlng Day at TriniIyr rs,,, ~,
SarNice Sh, AZ IVA O'clock. onerlny S,r SnaoIe
~ %Tne prens Sswing School. wi III
OK tSliSoL tSCHooL BAPTIST MEErIyd
s.n,h" "EEI ZINC Ting HOUSE King ahovs
this evening al 7.3O O'Clock - 'anel
GHuRCH OF TIE COVENANT C..
j. l.. Esllin, pastor. e''" HeT
Services at 1879 a. M. and -r
School at a. IN. Prayer meet,ngrp,im y
p. m. 'e''nB dNi
In Advent, wednesdays 7Mr
aii other days at 4. y Ill., sas
UNITARIAN CHURCH ws,, s,..,
" above Eighth, kev j NJ W PRATT NV
service at | m. Sunday school nj
m. Seats free All are inylleJ
~ ERMAN EVANGELICAL turuvp
VI AN CHURCH, corner s,Sth a
French streets, Rev. 4. lSenscbmid nss
TOR. Services: 1870 n. IN. and n, m p''
M ETHoDIST PRO orEsTANTCHuRca|
~ seventh street below Walnut Reyl
~: =. " sullivan, pastor. Services N
lU.5O "a. M, and 7.45 p. IN. Seats free M
are cordially invited.
NOV Err RESBYTERIAN
Al Church, sixth and King streets, Reyl
LAAlayetIe MARKS, ID. d., pastor, seryics5|
70 morrow morning and evening, at lV.sJ|
and 7.5O. All are cordially invited.
M EST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
| w Eighth and Washington street,
Rev. A. N. keigwin pastor.
IIEN NTRAL ESBYTERIAN
| ~ Church, ing street, near Eighth Rev !
J. Howard Nixon, ID b., pastor.
Services; 10 u. IN. and D. m,
lITNIoN NJ. T.. CHURCH, Rev Adau1
~ Stengle. pastor.
| preaching at lO.jOa. m. and 7.3O p. IN. All
are invited.
SCOTT NJ. +. CHURCH, corner sevenIi
and Spruce streets, hey. z, Ii. Rsvllns
pastor.
Preaching at 1890 a. IN. and 7.0 nj
All are welcome.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
A Bit of hlstoEY.

In one OF the main halls OF the world
r,nowned Charity Hospital OF New Or
leans n beautiful tablet records the his
tory OF mob o deed, which shou d be q
source OF pride to every Pennsy ivanian.
IL is this: "IHK CHARITY HOSPITAL or
LOUISIANA was founded In the year 1850
by Don Andres AlmonasteI Y Hoxas, 10
whose generous endowment, munificence
1i the Legislature OF this State. aud tue
liberality OF the State or Pennsyivania,
the community is Indebted for the means
Of creating this edifice" IN the year
MDCCCXXXII. This recalls the fact tnat
since 1906 It's exlstence has been continued
by means of the endowment Of the Loul-
slana state Lottery Company, giving II
over S400,00o In that time. A letter ad-
iressed u NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
Ia, or same person al No. $40 broadway,
New York City, will furnish any one the
particulars. oecl3-Ot.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
A COLORED BOOM FOR MR.
90 KElM.

Twenty five colored men assembled
last night Ia third.story room Of No.
1919 Bainbridge Street and, by the dim
light of six coal-oll lamps, listened to a
long speech from ii. Price Williams fay-
oring the nomination and election ef
George De b. Keim for Mayor aud de
nouncing the treatment he claimed the
colored man had received at the hands
o. Mayor Stoklsy. The speakers said
that empires and Kingdoms bad been
overthrown aud the streets Of great CT ties
had run red with gore for far less than
Mr.. Stokley had done. Robert Jones,
mullatto, advised the score of voters tc
"trust in God and vote for George De B.
Kern, who has promised to put colored
men on the police force" Then, after
passing q vote OF thanks TO the two
speakers, the meeting groped its was
down stafrs.-Phila. Press.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
NOTICE.
IN INSURANCE DEPARTMEE or
THE STATE OF DEL WARE.
GEoKGETOwS, Del, Dec. 7th, 1850.


WHEREAS, IL has recently come to ny
knowledge that cerIalu Act entitled al
Act to amend an Act ontlted an Act l0I
incoTpor lie the Delaware state Fire audi
Marine insurance Company passed al
Dover March 18th. lSig-belng a privatel
act-was not, as Is required by Law, re-
corded in the Recorders Office In one on
the counties of this Slate within twelve
months after It's passage, aud that said
act is now therefore void and,
WHEREAS, II bas been represented 0I
me that said act TO amend said act oi IN.
corporation did provide thai Tie name Of
the delaware State Fire and Marine IN
surace Company should be ems tnged 70 lhe
name OF the Delaware Stale MUTUAL flsl
and Marine insurance Company; ana,
WHERFAs. On the third day OF Fsbru.
ary 1850. "a abatement was delivered TO me
by said Insurance Company, aud duy
filed In this Department, purporllng looe
the annual sJaLement for Tie year eh9ins
on the Slst day of December, lSy Of lDe
condition and business OF the delaware
SLa e Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company, OF wilmington, DEL, Wnlen
statement was duly We ined oy lhe ossl
and affirmation OF its Presl1ehl alu
SECRETARY. and therefore ! did, on lns
fourth day OF March, lSsl Issue my eeli
tificate of authority 10 SAID lAsI n.mSs LINZ
Com many, authorizing II 10 transact ti'
business OF Fire and Marine lLsufanca
and esta blish agencies In tnisslale,lor S1I suu
during the year ending January o. on. io0s
subIecL 10 all the restrictions lllliIs'ivIis M
ana requirements OF the laws Oh 'nli
State AID, ... that ths
said ACT 10 amend said act Ol lhe0IPu's
tion is null and void that Tue pelaTS rom.
state Fire and Maine Insurance III 70
pany mad no legal right WN.t Wna.o,s suu.
change lis name, ana add the No,S ,ho, M
tnaIT 10 It's name or tlle; ana .na'u un, L
sucn Com pany as the Delaware sA,S " AZ.
tnaI Fire and Marine Insurance :"
istance under the laws OF TINS sHm sa In
Now. therefore, /, John \, MEL. ,.,s of
surance Commissioner, OF Ile o,s, osyt,d.
Delaware, do hereby revoke ha delaware
ca te OF authority, Issued " Wv ,Dsnrancs
state Mutual b ire and Marine "a IA With
Com pany, wilmington, Del, ,aa"sd suu com
draw the authority Of sald A,iesvt ts,sts and
many to do business IN thie oossacutipg,
prohibit II from engaging 10, hn.loesI
ar IrInsacting any INSURANCE ~ Dels-
within the limits OF the s'A'' We
ware. ,...o ,vhereof | have
II, hereun TO subscribed lny yysi thl
l~|J and affixed my oinGisa, ,ISa wv
7th day OF December, A. u I, i'HS HMScFEE !.
John idner ~ of ths slate oi
Insurance Comihlssio"s' " decO'
Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
THIRD EDITION
HANDsoME BUT WICKED.
HORSE srnAhrro Bx A eEnL oNIx ssv'
HNTHRN YEARS OLD,

HORSE srnAAxNo Bx oEnL oNbY sNv-
xHrEEN YEARS OLD.
Quiscx. H., Dec. 16.-The police au.
th0ritiss yesterday arrested . young girl
named Liznie Barton on . charge OF
horssIsteAling. some weeks ago she ap-
propriatsd ahorse and buggy belonging
TO William Saith In Dewitt Couuty.-
She has been u thief since her tenth year,
and has been Apprehended and sentenc-
cd for stealing humber Of horses and
several buggies. Some onths ago she
wss dstected ~ being the leader OF the
notorious horse thief gang OF Long
Point, which stole no less than 5000
worth Of horses and other property. For
this crime she and three or four OF the
gang were arrested, but while the Others
were sent up, she (as usuaD escaped
Soc next appeared IN .Bloomipgtop,
where she stole watch and some vaiu-
able jewelry amounting TO 500, but up
on trial she again escaped.
She 10 now only about II years old and
has been the leader Of one Of the most
notonous horse thief gangs that ever In.
tested the State, besides being guilty Of
numerous petty thefts. LizEiet Barton Is
about o feet 3 inches high, rather slender.
with rosy cheeks, dark hair and eyes,
and is az shrewi rs the..mostle xperienced
OF thieves. when addressing her she
appears very modest, and has the appear.
ance OF . backwoods country girl.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
A DOUBLE DOMESTIC TRAG-
EDY

ALBANY, December 16.-Early this
morning Charles A. Burt, grandson Of
the late Uri Burt, murdered Sarah
Traver, his mistress, and the killed him
self in the presence of his wife. Burt,
with his mistress, went 10 his residence
in North AlbaDy,and his wife refused to
admit Them. He then burst open the
door, and proceeded 10 the kitchen, made
the woman (Traver) kneel, shot her,
then killing himself. Both died instant
ly. As the woman begged him to spare
her life she Is thought not TO have known
previously Of bis intentions.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
CLOSING SALOONS ON SAB.
BATH.

PHILADELPHIA, December 10
An order was issued yesterday by
Mayor Stokley that all saloons must
be closed hereafter en- Sunday. To-
day the lieutenants of the several
districts will be directed to inform
their men that the order must be
enforced. In referring to the course
to be pursued by the oflic ers, the
Mayor said: Each man shall see
that all saloons are closed on his
beat. He will have the doors closed,
and if he 6nds they are not closed
he is to open the door and endeavor
to secure such evidence Of the sale
liquor as will empower the issuance
of warrant for the arrest of the
parties violating the law. l shall
endeavor to comply with the de-
mand of those opposed to the sale
of liquors on Sunday"
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
SUICIDE OF A CHINESE LAIN.
DRYMAN,

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Ole Yunp. a
Chinese laundryman at No. A North
Clark street, this city, committed sui
eide this morning by swallowing poi
son. de was a noted gambler and
opium eater. The cause of the sui
eide is said to have been financial loss
es incurred through indulgence in
draw poker but others allege that il
was caused by disappointment in
love.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
From the n. Y. Herald.
SEWER GAS AND DIPHEHERIA

SEWER GAS AND DIPHIHERIA
The Brooklyn Board Of Health ro>
ceived . report yesterday from the
Board OF City Works Concerning the
manhole covers Of the street sewers
IL sets forth that the total number ~
covers throughout the city is IL, o24. Of
which 2,s7l are perforated and o oSs
solid. Sanitary Superintendent Raw
moad says that this report only con.
firms the opinion held by the Board Of
Health that the sewers are now mon.
sfly ventilated. Most OF the sewers
are now perfectly tight, he says, and
consequently i is no, surprising that
an epidemic Of ofdiphtheria exists in the
city. As the case now stands tho gas
arising from the sewers il forced into
the houses. II the ~ wers had perfo
rated masholes. the superintendent
says, he does not doubt that di phtberia
would soon vanish. He thinks now
that the Board Of Health have fouud
the chief cause OF disease.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
PERSONAL.

The Building Committee OF the Levy
Court together with the architect are
holding a meeting In tho New Court
House ,his afternoon.
Attorney General Gray. was in town
to-day.
Hon. Judge Houston was In the city
last evening. He left tor home on the
go Train this morning.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
IN A TOMB OF ICE.

PoRT JKRvIs, December 16.-A party
Of laborers engaged In cutting Ice on the
canal in this village to-day found the
body OF man frozen fast TO the under
side Of the ice. A letter was found on
him addressed to Morris o. Sullivan Sol
diers' Home Bath N. Y. The body has
been in the water long time and has
not yet been identified.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
FOURTH EDITION

WALL STREET Y YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were active and strong and closed at
the highest figures Of the day. Morey
loaned on call at Q per cent. until the
late trade, when 8 per cent. was the
rate. Bonds Of all classes were active
and buoyant. Foreign exchange was
much stronger.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-18
r.o~ Yesterday. L... sa,.,sa.
CHURCH TROUBLES.

The dissensions In the Reformed Fp-
iscopai Church ofthe Covenant, fully
described In the GAZETTE q few weeks
ago, still continue to range with unaba-
ted fury. 1t 10 said the pastor, Rev. j..
L. Estlin, will, on Sunday morning, give
his version oftbe tronbles from the pull
Dit.