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Interesting Correspondence Con-
cerning the Recent Naval
Farce.
British Crown Officers Weaving the
Legal Web for the Land
Agitators.
Slow Progress Being Made by the Rus'
slams in Central Asin.
Details of Recent Fighting Between tha
British and Basutos.


THR1cE-TOLD TALE.
CoxsTAST1SoPLE, Oct @3.-ln consequence -, ~
REPRESENTATIONS Of tho Ambassadorso1 tue < ."
ess the Porte has again promised the Speedy
surrender Of Duicigao.
MUCH PEnPTEIEp. .-
Roxr, Oct 1-Diritto says Instructions nave
1,een senr the Turkish Commissioner such us at
Hill be impossible for Montenegro 10 acesp~ s1:.N
The perplexity Of the Powers increases daal
Tho naval demonstration cannot now take
13laf,e owing to the lateness OF the season ana ~
Certainty that Turkey would oppose It even os
force, II necessary.
TIE ATTITUDE OF GEEECE
roxvpo,z ncr oa-The speech Of the King OF
Grrs>{,c At the opening Of Tho Chambers Is Va
riously interpreted by the british press. uut tn ~
weight OF opinion seems inclined 10 tssntfastn
peuceful rather thxn warltke mantiesio; ,t ~,
The kings declaration that the army VIII IL ~. ~
diebanded IL hcld TO mean It VIII mol ne scn. e.I
ocr7ss fn fr,,nrfer as II the latter had Deen Ing
jn1ention. the King would have 80 declared.
Thc British press unanimously couasei ?auenco
to the Greeks. and there Is no disposiuon ans-
dcavnr to cOcrcc Turkey on the Greek question
The Opposition Journals use the present deau- ,ss1
Lock Us tho basls OF attack on G!ndstoncs Eas.,
surrender Dulcigao. 1t seems certain no furthes
actton by the Powers in concert eau be orousnt
about .-.za.o.-x>..>.,,,,
y,rxsA. Oct. 2-The Government has pub
ushcd diplomatic correspondence showing
that the 1irst proposal for q naval demonstr r.,,
Ear,Iv bs. Lord Granville on the Sd Of July. 1t
Included the appearance in Bojann River and
possibly even in Lake scutari- of boats from nc nc
fnternntiounl SQUADRON, tn overuwe both the
1ih.nsans and Turks. Baron Won Hay,nerlt
opposed this. and also the original EnKlist
proposal. that the Prince Of MonteneEn :ts
nulc,pn1 and udiaceut territory With
lis own troops, Baron von Hayu,crlc considered
that such invitation resort to force ana arm:
ton To secure the cdontene grius against any
kind OF future. T.
The correspondence also shows. that Germany
x.h:is arrecinu to display her Hug In Dulc:gnt
wa1ers decltpet In advance TO share future CON
tinrer,t action In favor of Montenegro LORI
Grinville"s toue was very sanguine in prrposlnt
the demonstration He said 1t promised ulnos
certnfn success and tut it would also facilitate
he settlement Of the Greek question
, 1880-10-24

Z
WAsurxGroS, D.. c.. Oct. 23-Upon receipt
from the War Department Of copy OF Maj.
Flotohcr's dispatch OF the aoth inst, relative to
Berry's arrest, the Acting Secretary Of the 1n-
teripr telegraphed to the Governor Of Colorado
az follows:
pEPARrMRxr or THE INTERIOR, WAsHIF0roE
D. G., Oct A3-To Gou. Pitsin, Dcnper, Col: This
Department Is to-day advised through the Nits
Department that Berry Eas been arrested by tl,o
Uulted States Murshal aud has left the Agency
In charge of that officer. II the State posse haf
been ordered to 20 to the Reservation to make
tho arrest please recall the same, and thus av0id
any possibility of conflict with the Indians.
A. BELL, Acting Secretary.
, 1880-10-24

TEE EPISCOPALIANS

THE EP1SCOPAL1ANs.
new York, Oct. .1.-Aftcr prot1cted dis
cuss,on In the Protestant Episcopal Convention.
the application OF the Diocese OF Virginia for an
Assistant Bishop WIS declared refused The fol-
lowing was fhe vote Oh the application: Clerical
Hayes. II; noes, ';s'; dloceses divided. g. Lay
yote-aycs, l6; noes, q ::.dioceses divided. ..
The Rev Dr. Huttuck, Chairman df the Com
n,ittee on Expenses, presented report in tho
House at Deputies. THO actual travelling ex-
penses Of delegates wero. $50, ~. To pny this
amount 1t would be necessary to assess each
commitment II cents and the Committee pre-
sented resoluuon asking leave to sit during
the recess and to negotiate With railroads
throughout the country TO. REDUCED fares-
Dr. Schenck offered an amendment that the
Committee be fully empowered TO mako ar
rangemcnts to meet the expenses Of the next
Convention. The resolution Us amended was
adopted,
4 resolution was unanimously adopted that
the General Convention of 1858 be held In Phila-
dolphin.
The resolution offered by the Rev. DR.. DIX was
adopted, cs.lliu0 upon the House Ut bishops for
information as to whether the ordination Of
Bishop Riley, of the Mexican brn4c OF the
Catholic Church. was in hccordance with Art
\. OF the Constitution, and also whnt,creed and
liturgy were used in that diocese.
Nr. Judd, Of Illinois, desired permission to in-
rroduco M amendment to the Constitution look
tn8 to the establishment OF PROVINCES out Of
three more dioccses. Herr: q doze.} or mort.
delegates rose to a point Of order thak no new
business could he Introduced ut this stage OF tho
Convention. The President aeclnFed the point
well taken, and that tho gentleman could only.
fntr,oduce tho untter BY II three-Iourths vote of
the House. 4 vtte was tukcu> and there WINS n
almost unanimous - no from the Deputies.
Thc discussion Of the report Of The Committee
on Admission of New Diocescs, Relating tn the
tit,jcc at,f 13hE
, 1880-10-24
THE CHRISTIANS !,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 2a-The General Con-
vention of the Christian Church closed pleas
ant and profitable session to-day at noon. i
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Tennessee,
West Virginia. New York, Pennsylvania, Ala
bas7n, Michigun, Wisconsin, 1owa,.Kansas, vir-
einta. the District Of Columbia, Canada. En-
gland. and .Auetraltn. Tho proceedings werc
harmonious throughout The report Of
the Rev. II: Groep, Corresponding
fucts, and was thought to be the best report
ever made to General Convention. 1t appears
from the report that the denomination NUM-
hers 6Qn,OU commuuicauts III the United States
alone. 4 large sum of mooeY vas expended In
, 1880-10-24
DR.. TANNERS ENGLISH FAST.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-Dr. Tanner says: IT nm
making arrangements with Dr.. B. ". Richard
son, Ut London, to fast there. DR.. Richardson
gained considerable reputation On account OF
the stand he has made a9ainsr the use OF alco~
hol as medicine. told him l would 70 the
forty days fast again In London, and be Is to
challenge tho distillcrs, brewers, and doctors.
They may select si1 men as near my nce and
wine, beer, or any spir1tuous liquor during the
fast, and will tnke water oniy-
, 1880-10-24
THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

FoRT RENO, Oct 1@3.-Seven mure intrudcrs
have been arrested. They will be escorted to the
Kausas line. Wnkeman, ono Of Guynes' agents,
with twenty-five followers, narrowly escaped
into Kansas. The intruders are mostly from
Kansas aud Arkansas. A party arrested anoth-
er lot Of intruder5 into Indian Territory. Five
Of tncrn are op the way to the Kansas line.
These did not attempt to settle, but were locat-
ing claims, intending to return to the States. file
them. and await tho opening Of the country to
settlers.
, 1880-10-24

.:r sp<etal Dispatch to The caieaoo 1Tsouns
FoRr WAYNE, Ind. Oct. .23.-The case OF Jni,a
Roucy vs.. tho Pennsylvania Company, Tor kftl-
Ing her husband in an accident year ago last
March, was decided to-day In favorof the pla1ht-
III To tho amount of $5.UOo
, 1880-10-24
PnILADELPUIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. "a hVc-story
brick building on Canal street, near THOMPSON
occupied by Alexander Mcconnell morocco
manufacturer, and John J. Mcconnell, mana-
facturer Of cotton and woolen yarns. burned
this morning. Loss on stock ana maco1ne1s'
ki1fxk}. insured.
, 1880-10-24

TIE CuRR1SH kuRDs-.
TEHKEAS, Oct :23.-1hc insurgenl h91fus nave
renewed their .depredadons,, anu eeso'n na n'.e
Persian villages have been destroyed. Ihe IN
snrrenrs have entered the district Of seimast,
Province Of Azerbaijan. The Persian troops at
ncenat a, g too weak to hnzard IN attdck. Ad- I'd
ditisnni troops numbering 2G vic 1--we dwc4se W
guns from Tcherun, have passed Inc flo"n u
f@Nzxfn.
, 1880-10-24
NEW ORLEANS,

new ORLEANS, La., Oct e3.-John Wilson,
prominent citizen, who returned yesterday from
n trip North and West, died to-day from stroke
Of paralysis. :-...
Hurbormusters, died at sea on the 1ofh inst. en-
route from Now York
, 1880-10-24
Read "FALSE AND TRUE
TO THE PUBLIC.

There can he nc better guarantee OF the as vano
OF Dr.. Railways old established X, X Z: hsa' Il
diee rhan the base and worthless irntanoI,5;. ~
them. As there are False Resoivents, nede n.d -
and Pills. be sure and ask Tor hadway = rn my
that The nalut; "Kadway" Is On what yot pu''
, 1880-10-24
CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box tt at 4:lo yesterday a1b-
ernoon was caused by The explosion OF some
chemicals and benzine in d vat ut August
schwurzs dye-house, O brick structure IN INC
rear of No. 15s Illinois street. The cause o1
the explosion is unknown Charles sohuotle'
% years OF age. living at No. Ss8 NoFta
avenue. and George Durshardt, ~ years OF ass'
living at No. l59 Illinois street. who were EN-
ployed in tho house near the vat, were both So
vereiy burned about the head. arms anu uppor ',
portion Of the body. Schuctte was onraea ,drs ST,
bully, but the physician who attended niIn
thinks be. will recover. Tho daninKs to the
building and contents il estimated at SUI -.
Tho alarm from Box rs at 10 yestorohy at.-
barn in the rear Of No. 80 Monroe street, owned
1y Mrs Catherine r Moody, and occupied Us 2 :,
coal and wood she'd Damage TO oulldlnH aIa :,
contents Sl00, which is covered by poi'cy III
lhe Etna Of Hartford. Cause Of fire unknown.
, 1880-10-24

UCEHW ) STEAMSHIP NEWS.
QuEEss1owS, Oct 23.-Ar:1ved. the Erin, from
New York: Gallln, from New York.
New YoRK, Oct 23.-Arrived, the City of Ber-
lin, from Liverpool.
MONTREAL. Oct 2S.-Arrivod, the Sarmatian,
from Liyerpooi-
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.-Sailed, tho steamer
City; Of Sydney, Sydney, via Auckland, etc,
carrying the British mails.
, 1880-10-24
!. OBITUARY.


WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct @3.-Cot~ william r.
Adair, Assistant Chief OF the Cherokee Nation'
died in this city to-day Of typhoid pneumonia
opcd 5a years He commanded brigade OF In
dfans In the Confederate army. and since the
close of the War had been tho principal Tepre-
sentative Of the Cherokee Interests IN WASH
ingtou.
, 1880-10-24
HirRGLAR CAPTURED.

Special DlsnatehDto Tx Chicago Tribune.
SPRING FIELD. Ill, Oct 23.-Henry Elshoff, q
grocer OF this city, was awakened early this
morning by noise i'll the house, atad discovered
three men In the room. Ono Of theu, fred ut
him. hitting him in the left side, but not intlict-
ins any serious injury. Flo knocked this man
others being scared away hv .shtts ttlrcd By
Elshon' son. The captured burglar is:cvident-
ly a professional
, 1880-10-24

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Oct. 23.-Geru'an Foss'
editor Of tho Woonsocket Patriot, died suddenly
In his chair this morning. He wRs brother Of
Samuel S, Foss, the former proprietor.
, 1880-10-24
LOCAL CRIME.
A HARD LOT.

neo woe+ ,sa1,aa,, street nol5ce haye under
a "sss ''oo1sou 49,, n.nr;an ali,a Thomas
arfestneorge brown' JOIN nti.'', aae 'a
Hawkins, Daniel Burns. Robert Stratton, una
several other malefactors, whom they arb ex-
bIh,ttno ia reai,,cnta of the West Division who
r...s s .,'. ~ .'eaaa 1orsoo n+ tho hanfs t,f
navo recently suffered losses u Luz Aanoo y,
thieves. It is expected TINT seVefa4 gooo
cases can be made out against them Brown
,ups vfster,1av ha,d bv Justice Walsh In $500 to
""S yeeoa5 LEU ~ ..,..r-o ~ i,-oany
the criminal Court upon saatso y. aa. aa.st -,
Theodore Conkey, Il years OF nge' "'s sen1 ~, ~
bis father with u horse and wagon 1rom NO. ad
Clark street tn nurchnsa some coal at the yard
. ~ ~ Ra~d e ~ when Mt tne corner
~ -. 4 neuu ~ w. - -.
, 1880-10-24
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty ceaG.
There is not remedial agent ln this Woria 4Is
will cure Fever aud Axue and all other Aaas aea.
GUS, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid Yellow, ana vs
feyers {nided by KADWAf'S PILLS. 80 qAcAV
rs RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-10-24

ROAD AGENTS KILLED.
SANTA. FE, n. H., Oct 23-Two foad agents
were killed by Mexicans northeast Of here few
davs since. =.
, 1880-10-24
MURDERED By n RuFFIAS.

Special DEspdfch 70 TIE Chted06 7rs04ne~
~FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Oct. Sa.-At spencsrvtllc,
just across the Ohio State line, George rupert,
drunken desperate. shot and instantly killed
Willis Bahman, who was trying to prevent him
from fighting another man. nahman stepped
between them. when Rupert drew bis revolver
hearL Rupert Is now In Jail ut Lima awaiting
trial. Both men were unmarried and sons OF
prominent farmers.
, 1880-10-24


A. Detrolter who was travelling in Isabella
County on business last week was approached
by the lcndinx. citizens Of Il. small village and
asked to make political speech in front of the
hotel in tho evening. When he asked what
sort of speech they wanted tho spokesman re-
piled: : -.
..,Well we are sort o split up here. We've
got some Democrats, sbme. Republicans, few
Greenbackcrs4 one or two Communists, md
about a dozen men who don't hang to any party
nor believe in q God. We'd like 4 neutral
good We are going TO make up shake purse
10 buy candles and hire music and all must be
The Detroiter thought the matter over and
concluded to obl1ge. When evening came he
was the hero Of the hour. There was quite 2
be- Pas jnarodneea With grand hnrrah f was
impossible to make Il political speech under the
restrictions imposed, and he therefore hoped to
get uwAy with them On oratory. When all was
As great aud grand as is our country-ss
l. rapid as has been its Incrense-as> amaztng as
hive been its inventions-.we may look to the
| future for greater results"
| This was considered pretty good, and be was
siven taree cheers. and tiger. Feeling en-
i Fires may :aye-aoods may eome-famine
may sound is loud w hat saan no5aI2g
htssek. md heets, md Tia: crowd melted away
like Frosted eake ct picnic The petroite5
to him be appealed for the excuse rpr such
s"sset 'Sss 2es &C. tie been caught on
'H:te "causht: aas Old! Whit do you inean:
"Why, they knew you were going to hnish
| With but nothing will" ever be Invented
S5uh M rup Rn0'S "a are up tie woods be1e
but the boys tumble to racket almost oy te!e-
! graph,
, 1880-10-24

III END O0Hs-Ns
WATERBURY,, Conn.,, Oct 23.-The City Lumber
md Coal Company's yard and several cars, some
1onded. on the New York s. New England track.
burned to- night. Loss covered by insurance.
, 1880-10-24

Edward Alyward is prisoner at the West
Madison Street Station, having been caught last
night by Detectives Whulen and Costello rs he
was rolling off a barrel OF sirup belonging to r.
uigginson, q grocer ut No. West Randolph
street.
Robert Price, cashier for Milw aukee-aveuue
ctothng house, was ut the West Madison Street
Station yesterday charged by his employers
with 1arccny. The amount IS some S8SU which
mysterIously disappeared from IL safe in the
Store and which Price is supposed to know
something OF. NJ Willoughby is booked rs COM
plainant in tho case
, 1880-10-24

Town Rifles. The enemy we're estimated 10 pe
S,GO strong. oo,,n,ad
&,a oonnfr-. in tha raor of tho force (which re-
NcYed M8f1etiur,
, 1880-10-24

tie shareholders Of the defunct ConsoEuateu
Bank hns made q report recommending tnat
civil action be taken against the Directors 1or
fa1sifying the returns.
, 1880-10-24


SAN FERNANDO. Cal, Dot 23--Lnst night while
Mr. Bridges and wife Of this place, wcre attend
Ing pulitical4neettng here. their house caught
firo and thor four children, the eldest aged IL.
were burned to death.
, 1880-10-24

ID
MoxrrEL1En vt. Oct sa-Rosal S. Carr, con
yfcted of the murder Of the half -broed 1ndian+
Wallace Murcommock, at Worcester, VI. has
been sentenced to bo hunged on the Just Friday
in April next.
, 1880-10-24


Kate Kennedy, alias White, white prostitute
living with negro ut No. Is Meridian street,
was fined $50 yesterday by Justice Walsh. FRI
dav night, when Officer John Reid pulled the
hol,se, he found among tho inmates Bridget and
Annie Kennedy, aged II and II years, who
claimed to be Kntes sisters. and that they
accompanied her to this city from their home
1T Michigan CITY. Rate claims to have gu it her
evil ways, unu to have H1nrrled And settled
down, and explains that her sisters are vlrtu-
ous and were to return to Michigan City with
her Us soon as she could pack up her clothing,
ana transact some business in tho CITY. Her
story was considered thin.
Mrs Envy Garwett yesterday caused the arrest
of Constable John Schumul1er. OF Justice lngcr-
soils Court, On q charge OF larceny. The plain
til, i. is alleged, stored last spring with Mrs.
Schroeder, OF No. 1607 Portland avenue, with
whom she had been rooming, some Sss5o worth
OF furniture. Leayng town she staid away
some four mouths. and when she re-
turned. she found her furniture gone.
the the explanation being given her that the
property was sold for rent on pro-
ceedings begun by tho defendant in Mrs. Schro-
dcrs name, who had paid, him ~ to begin ~ re
suit Tho Constable got the furniturc, md sold
It all but very small amount, which he give
Mrs. Schroeder. He lio1 claims that he acted
upon the authority Of TN execution issued by
IncersoIl, which he hns since misplaced. he
ynyc bonds yesterday for his appearance before
Justice Brown on Tuesday next.
, 1880-10-24
RADWAY,S READY RRf.rp,
DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAn
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PUR|FlFR
Changes as Seen and Felt =.
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using a Few
Dnena

!. Good spirits, disappearance Of veal,
!anEuor: melancholy, a,aa increase and hardtneas3
= Strength increases, appetite improves -,
ish for food, no more -Four eructations OF 1s,a-
brash, good digestion, calm and undfstnrSss2
sleep, awaken fresh and vigorous.
T. Disappearance Of spots, blotches nfuo,,.
the SKIN looks clear and healthy: Tie ne,
changed from its turbid and cloudy appeannsss
to a clear cherry or amber color: water pssass
freely from the bladder through the urrth:s
without pain or scalding; little Or no sedimen9s.
no pain or weakness
/. Marked diminution Of quantity sud' f,..
quencr Of involuntary weakening discharge
maneut cure. Increased strength exhIbf,edt,
the secretinR glands, and function harmony ~
stored to tho several organs.
s. Yellow tsnge on the white OF the eyes, md
the swarthy, saffron appearance Of the sffs
changed to clear, lively, and healthy color.
T. Those suffering from weak or ulcerated
lungs or tubercles will realize great beuedtf d
expectorating freely ,a tne tough ugh phlegm o. nueu
throat Or head; diminishing the frequencY1
cough: general increase OF strength throughtus
the systesn; stoppage Of n1ght-sweats and psIns
legs, shoulders, otc.; cessation of cold md
chIlls sense Of sunocaton. hard breathing snd
paroxysm OF cough on lying down or arising m
the morntng: All these distressing synpton1
:. As day after day the SAksAPAR1LLIAN b
taken new signs Of returning health will appear:
rs the blood improves IN purity and strength
tiisense will diminish. and all foreign and mpure
deposits, nodes. tumors, cancers, hard tumps,
ETC., bo resolved away and the unsound made
sound and healthy: ulcers, fever sores, chrooia
ekin diseases, gradually disappear.
s, In cAses where the system has been all-
yated, and Mercury, Quicksilver, Cor1osises Sub
Innate have accumulated s1, and become depostea
zones, ricketts,, spinal curvaturoa. contortont
whire swe!linKs, varicose veins, ETC., the SAR.
SAPARILLIAN will resolve away these deposit,
and exter1ninate the virus Of the disease hou
the SYSTEM
o. II those who are taking these medicines for
the cure OF Chronic, Scrofuloua, or Syphllitc
diseases, however slow may be the cure, Il feel
better" and find their general health improving,
their fcsh and weight increasing, or even keep.
ing its own, it is sure sign that the cure pro.
Eress,uR In these diseases the patient eithe.
gets better or worse,-the virus Of The disease Il
the blood, it will spread and continue to under
mine The constitution; As soon e The sARsA:
PARILLIAN makes the patient ''feet better,"
every hour you will grow better and increase h
health, strength, and flesh
The great power OF this remedy u IN diseased
that threaten death, a. In
, 1880-10-24
CONSUMPTION

OF the Lungs and Tuberculous Phthtsts, scrofr-
la-Syphiloid Diseases, Wasting, Degeneration,
and liberation OF the Kidneys, Diabetes, Stop.
page Of Water Instantaneous relief a6orde
where catheters have been used. thus doing
away with the painful operation Of using thess
instruments), dIssolvin1 Stone In the Rladde,
and in all CaSeH Of
, 1880-10-24
inflammation of the BIad.
der and Kidneys.

In chronic cases OF Leucorrhaa and Uterin
diseases.
One bottle contains more Of the active pt1uck
pies OF Medicines than any other Preparation.
Taken in Teaspoonful doses, while others requira
Ave or six times as much.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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~. Adams butter Market.

Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Tho butter market To day was quiet, al.
though prices obtained are little in advance
Of those Of LIST weet. ranging from lsto q
conts,
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poer, When given tho appointment
10 Alaska he had 10 borrow money 10
pay the heavy expenses Of hlmseli
and family 10 bis post Of heaor, Az
Ter his arrival there no discovered
some Of the erookedness Of the Alas
Ia Fur Company, which has exclusive
privileges from the Government, and
proceeded to report them 10 head
quarters, but tbs was not what
John sherman wanted, II IL said tho
Secretary Of the Treasury, who con,
trolls tho mater. has m interest Ia this
thriving COMPANY, whose profits are
80 large that they buy up every Gov
eminent agent, aud keep q well.paid
representative here 10 Washington 10
prevent Congressional action. secre,
lary Sherman caused Dc Alma 10 be
recalled, and no returned here through
,hs assistance ot trIends IA Gan Fran,
oI.oo fla hos hae, hs,a eva, .loce
u'se'' '' "'' WV" "''s WV I'"V,
trying 70 sel justice " 'he hAhas o'
the administration and the pay duo
him. His family are destitute. and
were on the dny before New Years
,,,'.I oo, - ,t.i, ho,,dloo hon.e
'n'"'" WV w we" '''''"H ''"'''
a'' 'he'' ehVe's oe'"g "e" 'o' "''Va''
On New Years day tho Oo'eNe, WIN
unshayen face aud srllen look, driven
by sheer desperation, went with the
ihrong TO the White House, When
no halted 10 the line before the fresl'
dent, aud refusing tho prollered hand,
drew himself to his iIll height, there
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fally guarded, The publishers realize the
fact that . family bible may be subjected
10 very hard usage, aud must be bound
substantially as well Is handsomely
They are published in German also,
We cordially commend this magnificent
bible 10 our readers, IL Is q shame that
any Christian household should be with,
out Family hible, aud We commend this
one al the most complete aud the cheap
est ia the market, II Is sold by subserp-
ton only, and Mr., u, v, MccLAy, who Is
the authorized agent for this section, Is
now eanyassing for II,
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DlIAvIIS.
In Woodstock, Jan. 10, Richard O'Hara

In Woodstock, Jan. 10, Richard O'Hara
aged Is years and 3 months.
In Woodstock, Jan. !, Lydia p. Wood,
aged 7G years and 0 months.
In Woodstock, Jan. 8, Emma J. Graves
daughter Of the late Rufus Graves OF
English Mills, aged 81 years and 10 mos
In Brdgewater, Dec. 90, belinda South.
gate, aged So years.
In Qucchce, Dec. 90, Olive Gallup,
aged GG years also, Jan. l, Fanny Curtis,
aged GO years ; also, Jan. 9, Fred J..
Holt, aged 90 years.
In Sharon, Jan. Mrs. Polly Hazen, wife
of the late Elisha Hazcn of Hartford, aged
80 years and 10 months.
In Stockbridge, Dec. 81, Mrs. w. STRAIT
ton, aged 81 years.
In Stockbridgc, Jan. /, of Consumption,
Miss Abbey II, Knowlton, aged 81 years
In Canaan, N. H., Mrs. Pessey, aged s.
years, mother of Mrs. A. NJ. Foster, of
Woodstock, VT.
In Woodstock Jan. II, Mrs. Jane pelton,
relict Of the late Fred Peton, aged Sc years
In jamestown. N Y. Jan. 8. Georgia l..
only child Of Il. j. Messar. aged year and 6
months.
In baltimore, NJ. D. Jan. g. Lewis $. Hazard
aged rs years.