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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-10-10

By Telegraph
LONDON, Oct. S.-Consols at SO 1915.
LONDON, Oct. 8.-Americsn securities-United
States bonds, As. 1884 ex 5s, 1041A.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 8-1230 P. M.-Cotton market
fiat and irregular; Upands at 65sd Orleans at IL
16d; sales so bsles; speculation and export J.
600: futures steadier.
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NEWS.
PORT oF poRTLANp.

SATURDAY, Oct. 8.
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Baroue Chas Fabes. Loring. Bonars, with salt
to Stevens g. Co. Vessel to Webster.
Barque Mildred. (Br) Sopp, Pernambuco, ordered
Brig Gypsy Queen Chandler. Baltimore-coal to
Maine Ceut RR Vessel to Chas Eerrill.
Brig Arabells {B,l Vaughan, Windsor Ns-plas-
70 Sch Decorra Berry, Hoboken-coal to j II Poor.
Sch Ramon de Ajuria, McGee, New York-coal to
Sch j Nickerson, Farr, New York-coal to Maine
Sch Mary, MCGEE New York-coal to Warren
Sch A j Fabens. Peck, New York-coal to Port
land g. Rochester RR.
Sch Rosa & Adra Hatch, New York-clay to Port
' Sch Jane, Haskell. New York-coal to Boston &
Maine RR.
Sch Emperor. Brewer, Gloucester.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndlke, Rockland-lime
to Morse g. Co.
Sch Brilliant. Wheeler. Port Clyde-dry fish for
a market.
Sch Silver Spring, Robbins. Freeport for Dan
yer port.
Sch Atlantic. Arey. Rockland for Portsmouth
Sch j w Sawyer, Orchard. shore, with 440 bbls
mackerel Roger Williams Crockett, do, 24oi Julia
Sch Mary Ellen. of and from st Andrews, NIB, for
New York with lumber. full of water and part of
%oce Of miles Ess Of Eliza
beth and towed in The boat Mas gone and the crew
are supposed to be safe.
Cleared.
Sch Nicola Rhodes Boston-Berlin Mills
Sch Hibernia, CoggIns Westport, Ms master
Sch Speedweil. Dyer, Rockland, to load for New
York; II Blake
Sch Exact Kimball, North Boothbay--N Blake.
SAILED-Barques Henry Warner, Mildred; brig
Keldonan.
SUNDAY. Oct 8.
Arrived.
Sch VIM H Sargent. Sargent, New York-coal to
Sch Ralph k Grant, Grant, Rockland- Lime to O
w Belpknap q Son.
Sch willie & Alice. new of Harpswell, Al tons,)
from Bath. built by L hagan for the Linscott
brothers and others Of Harpswei, to be employed in
the fishing business.]
SIGNAL for Darque.
ERoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Passed Anjier 9Th inst, ship Sumner Mead. Park,
from Cardiff for Singapore.
Sid FIN Greenock 9th, ship Mt Pleasant, Wallace,
LAUNcHEp-At Rockport 9Th, by John Pascal.
barque of 1446 tons, named Adolf OBr1g, owned
by Carlton, Norwood s. Co, Capt Staples of Stockton,
and others.
The new barque built by Goss g. Sawyer, at Bath,
for Capt Soule is to be launched 10th inst Shejs
intended for the California trade.
i Ser BATH for Capt BeSs' ana 0'n''' OF new Bed
MEMORANDA.
Sch Martha Nichols, Eaton, from New York for
Portsmouth, put into Hyannis 7th with loss OF an
chors, foresail jibs, and bulwarks stove.
Sch Nj X Rawley, Rawley. from Darien bound
east. put into New Bedford 7th with loss of main
mast head of mizzenmast, and sals, IN the gale OF
the 9th insi.
lumber loaded schooner, abandoned and full Of
water, supposed the Royd Oak, OF Ellsworth, was
towed into kittery 9Th by Gloucester fisherman.
Sch Cicero. from Elizabethport for Augusta, be-
fore reported off Nantucket in distress was towed
into Vineyard Haven 9Th inst She has lost sails,
anchor and chain, and damaged rigging.
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ears 4 OU06 90.
Concord Grapes 25@3 80.
Delaware Grapes-2 p boxes-are quoted at 2 2538.
doz.
Irish Potatoes 2oQ2 80 " Dbl.
Sweet potatoes 5000 90.
Foreign Imports.
BONAIRE. Bark Charles Febes -6203 bbls salt
to Stevens & Co.
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By watsr conveyance-1Oo0 bush Cornmeal to G
W. Trla & 90.
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Grain Market.

Grain Markessi
PORTLAND, Oct. s.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
l57 Commercial street;
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stock Market
The following quotations of stocks were received
Saturday by Woodbury. & Moulton members of the
Boston Stock Exchanged, corner Of Middle and Ex-
chanoe sfraats.
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December Corn 9.35 m 64Ac; i.02 m e51ae;
December Oats, 9.35 m 447sc: 1886 m 451sc;
I 90 n m A6L6e
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California Msnamg stocks.
fRv Taias,-e.,1,

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8.--1he following are the
closing quotations OF Mining stocks TODAY:
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sAsLHNG pays or STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -. OCTOBER 10.
sun riscs 09 High water, "a M)..12 40
sun sets ..........,5.24-l Moon rises..--... 7,0S
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DRY Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations are Wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. s. Co.. Dry Goods
Woolens and Fancy Goods "a s. 56 Middle street:
rNBr,EAC HFD cOTTnNs
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The Garfield fund now amounts to 1887 ,3334.-
o6 The monument fund amounts to 81 ,69i.
The Austrian minister of justice has intro
duced bill legalliziDg the marriage of Jews
and Christians
At Glen Fails, N. Y, Saturday, George FL
Willett was convicted of murder in the first
degree for the killing of John B. Pair.
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Aug 2e, lat IL N. lon rs w, barque Robt Porter,
Nichols. from Cardiff for Singapore.
ing 15, lat IS s, Ion SO w, barque Vesuvius,
Call, from Philadelphia for Portland, o.
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The new barque built by Goss g. Sawyer, at Bath
for Capt Soule is to be launched 10th inst. Shejs
intended for the California trade
A ship of 1000 tons is to be built by Goss Saw
yer, Bath, for Capt Besse and others OF New Bed
ford.
, 1881-02-05
VacelnIa and Vaccination.
To kht Editor of 1As Chicago Tribune.


CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Thc following arc snuto Of
tho rnoru prominent fncts conccrl,iuX vAcotnta
and vAccllntlout md Will Doubtless III lntorcst-
ing bueluso thuy Rlyu Information OH q currunt
tppln,
Vuuctuia Or cowpox from tho LATIN, paeeo, u
cow Ia a disease Ut tho COW, which, cntnmunl-
Gated III nun, dustroys, IN tho majority Ut cases.
the susceptibility to snall'r rox.
III cases In which It DUES not completely pro-
tcot ugnlnst small pox 1t rrnders II, as rule,
mild u,,.! dcyud of tsal,gcr ivnrlnluld).
Vaccination IL tho prljc1ss by whtch tho poollt.
lar specific tlscnsr, cuwpox, ~ transferred ~
plilli by tho Introduction Ut u virus.
" Ia to Edward JOHnbr, WIN promulgated bis
discovery In l1yS, that tho world IL Indebted tor
thu 1lupiuym1nt Of tacglnAtlon III y means Gf
pruycm!Inx s1na,l.roxs ln the yeAr l7gl tlsnlA-
linrvNrl Untverntty. introduced tho prnattcu lato
tins nlt,r,tl history Of vaccLnla Is ~ followa:
III Thrl lMy, rc.l p0nta, sllHEtiy GevMted
rA1ucsl uIDarunt whore tho virus WIS inserted:
u Fourth day, papulea moro developed Nnd
developmcnl9 hlso,ysFa6le., rhsss yss,eiss 1se
| oreasc. ar0 pittc.l In the centre, unu OH the
| elKhth day nttAin 10 their Suit uUvel0pnetit.
10 4 1ata AtctlN Is Qpparant Ut tho sGvcNth and
uIKhth unys. slcrsusnK III rctlness III tue ntnta
! Anl tenth days.' The tontents 1T tho vestcies
| hcnokne pnrnlent. rhsre " f0vef, local l,Alns,
tina tlins on tho fever subsidies, tito rrdnoss
ulnlth!shos, unu u dnrk sppt Apprara gu tho cen.
tro vt tho puck. ~ by tho fifteenth day the
| pAatulQ Is converted Into bhlek, haFA zc1h
| which Oh tho lWunty. tth day from the t&4to Ut
tia vaccination usually fsls ots. VI Tho scar u
, 1881-02-05

w1crn clear md rcalab!e, md the illmstr9!-
tions nrn numerous ni,,l readily coinprcnensi.
Bile. 'rlieru Is nothing III the volume tfnt
cn,,iDt bo easily !lnderstood by my perau'!l
Of ordinary intelligence. t'flte portions Of
grcntest Interest to THO nveragv Ilu!iseiOldet
or citizen nre those nf iIouse-ynntilnttn'i anu
hnl,sstrulnngc. Defects III these matters
mrs pcrhnps the most potent oxtrll,s!c
sources Of ttlsrnse from which peorlo
suffer, nmt whit w1 may depend upon
the public authorities for tho general
systems. OF tlraInaga Or sewerage and for ttio
iloidvr ought TO b., in a i!ieassrc, his own
sanitary Inspector. trl,n lnformntto,, coti-
tnlncll In ills volume will enable him 70 moro
or lrss fulfill tlis function, R1Nl IN this Its
principal usefulness consists. The defects
of tic bonk nrU sli9llt: one 0r two uhirnpol.
ta,lt historical ERRORS md certnin saEllcncss
nf opin1nn OIL Rnn.e questions, ,sIlcli MS the
prnper method Ut disposal Gf Rtorin wGter,
nro NIL TINT wH have n0tlcr! II, the rnptu re-
r,sal We, l'ave bucn nb'u tU give 1t; II y. on
tho whole, MI excellent work, uill deserves
wide atlu KctlCfRl rbrCnlnt0u,
, 1881-02-05
LIs.cEar's Bill hgnir.

~ NR LAAOF " @Nc tHlCugV lFWANpV
nLooMtNdToN, ILL.,. Feb. a.-won!d It not he
we'll for our Solons to count tho possible cost Of
I, ohuug0 III tho mod0 OF taxing rnilroals and
a Inv, tl,on tho whole systDn will have to un-
dergu litigation In tho courts uNlpas the license
system Ii tuantfcstly to tho advantage Of tho
tho present mode OF nssessing and taxing bus
been llocdod,by our highest courts Of judluarure.
md We would t,B throwing away the results Of
years Of Iabor to adopt d now modu. Our
1nOdo OF taking capital stock and other property
OF corporations operates pn tho corporations uo-
cording tu tl,olr wualth. 1t has heeu approved
by tho Supreme Court OF tho United Htntes Ia
tho Stuto raillsMd tux case in Il. IT, 3. &: Ottol
lup,. d7S, anu by o,lr uwn Supreme Court IN Gases
contested lor years simply hocausD tho iatcr-
n1oro no than an tho cost of litigation. y and ID
Sste ,D Of licensing
nany result in having tho Suite Treasury e.npty
in favor Ut thu GuspuFu nOns. In olthor event,
tho people must lost by chAilgG:
t'9n raiscd 70 tho proposed blll. anu W. Gun nvnd
W. haye lust Rnt III ruNnlng nrtler. Whnt na.
sussity Il thors fnr otn',Fe ,.Mywayl It. tako:
and institutions. Ana can thla no tlnne W tho II.
ecnsu 8yslgmy Tho presGnt mtAo IL DlaAsc, md
suitoI to probable esigoncacs or. nosslbso re-
trunEllm9Ht.
NnthinY could ba pnra n,isoh!evous. after the
tatt0 II Wun Artl the law au! l,onral of EQunlI.
zatton Sustained, thhn tu propose the slpatlest
amendment, lot nlDnH an tbt!Fo c!.allNu III tho
manner 0t t,txnE corporations: and 1t IL To BIZ
hopel that tho REPRESENTATIVES OF the 1eJtle Will
| litigation. fRo n0No FuNLECO.
, 1881-02-05
whfc), shIues Of It's own light, like

a material which shitles Of lis own light like
phosphorus.
Walter Crane contributes eighteen pieces
10 Tho winter exhibition OF tho drosven"r
GALLERY, ...
OIL a largc historical painting Of The battle III
Lexington.
Augustus ST, Ga.,tlcns IA working on tho
twp argr ncEofenI nxMfes, cs,o ~ =, H. War.
rngMt. >Tto critic of tho flcD,tc 1es Dcnr
1f0hIcs devoted page OF pfaiso 10 this
statue.
Tho modified manuscripts by do vlnci,
tWe1yU IN number, written III reverse. rs WIS
hccn ninonE the treasures of the !fhrHaIyn;ht ;h
tho French Instit,ltp, nrG being pus'lsSiell ~
fac similc, With their accompanying skelctlcs
md Illustrative drawings md dingfanls'
Tile Frcnc,, tjm!er.Sccrctary af State ior
the Fine Arts, llas declded ,,l'11l tc cTcaston
tl'Art-' This Will ie MI i,,pnrlnnt work, anu
orc OF urrnt yyltln tn artists nnA COLLECTORS
liz world over. Materials, which llaro l,eelI,
c@1csttGG lr ss,Ernl Et Ss's ss Sfn a'. ex
trncts from cntnlugA Of variols k,ilt!s nsal
statements of artists nr owners Of wDrks or
nrt. II will bc KEPT ItEtdly, rs tar as nossIi!e'
np To dMtr. and viii cnADle hlty ni,e 70 ,,ssr u.s.
s'EllAl1l kEL1 HlEWft!s NH1llShtse'5 's..As
fac,s nnout al n',cict mud .!oer'' works l,,t Ut
nntc. Tlis will l'u worry uSotlsi III 'mpoitmntI
Snles. ALREADY n,out faur hnndrelt Thousand
notices have 6een cnilectcd.
-,rhc 1,ostou Draue,fsmen's nn1 Arttsts'
Ae.nc;u,inr' whici, wns formed nt,o,t twn
vcarsnrn' ind now hns Il intgi, membership
~ tnnsn az. s.mWsyc. r nr intcrrstt.tt IN design Of
" ii, t ElMIs hns iMau,, ,ts w,,tcr scnson wit),
1mnst nrn,,ntsinu ,,rnrrntn. tia Xss0ciNtnn
nccMpt"s rnnn,s +, n i,Irnsant n,nrier OF tl,c
citv' nmtl Hills meetings avery Saturday
nrn,,tnv NJ Which Irrt,,rt.s nrn delivered ,ir
, 1881-02-05
FAITH.


Ebr The Chicago Tt{a1tnA.
This morning, whGn tho FILLING rain
l!cRt hnrtl Ngntnst my Window. pale'
hleth0uXht heartl a distant strain
, or nll4Big breathing thIs refrain: u.,,u
" God giyeY tlo rAlu-God 8tvcs INC 'aia'
The forkrd lIRhtatnga ilcrceiy lcap''
IhA tluulcr mover ceased uf slcp'F
Aud tearfuliy the morning Wapt;
hut backward still tho retraln sWep't.o
~ Uud glyes thp rAin-lod gives eho sa'u'
Tho durk'nInR cloud, the bllndtny ls's
Ytlu lhuAlcr'g chariot on tho hl4on.
'Ir0glnttllpl Old ThnF u god u hlans'
Yet Frlxa supg. with nlrusurc ll4ht. .+oruf
God rules tho BtorHl-9od rules ta'
And then my faint!ng heart GIeW sns: nnSs
Though still tho tempest sWcpt a'1s'
AhovU Its wild, tu1nttltuOus sonA'
catch 4 strain tho hit!s p1ol5ng,ib III. stosmr
~ God rules the st0yM-Upl t.i!es w HsFps
MANY SrKATTos -"
, 1881-02-05

= N0y Of EIfcnA VefI1FMsFN.
A correspondent uI tho llostnn Herald. In re-
porting tllk with eIraus manager !n thae city
WFltes:
"1n the men.orapdum book found that tho
hiReeat sal4ry pattt to guy RerlorMar WA S4Ma n,
tatnes III tho ontire list credited with sytttpH thu
kulocr amount. Tbs hiyEest, 81 n VIII TO fg.
tho ulauuxor sthai We pay nor $l.HA il week.
III fcll you why. lu usiltion " sha f4a9s whiel.
IL set dawn there. We pay ali her !raselilnE ana
hotel expetsus, md pAc0 at her disposal q cur.
riugo iu w4luh aAu rtdus from hotuI to tr'ltn ana
frum oTcus tu hntc. IeALlcs thls We pay al
tho expenses Of keeping nnd transporting her
liz horses. ind wo employ u Inal. to io,k after
'hpIn. 30, that she really docs sust III lo4eycry
day Ut her life: and Sl.u0 week y not much e Of
wsek, and Yum 'rhumb t;ss5. Niue. cnrioya. tho
gIder, receives f;hD lGr hcF scrEicoS Tho l1rgest
tlImber OF The performers seem tn run, In pnlnt
81 salury, from t45 to S7a per week nplcco. Tbs
Iabuoss With tha show upt tro'u ~ to ~ y
mouth and thaiF b0usd. und shs bpsses os tho
, 1881-02-05
Docking fIoracs' Tails.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-AnonR a certain class OF
tho community tho practice of docking horses
tnIls IL coming into vt,Euc. Whatever the mo-
tfves Of tho perpetrators be, " oai,not be doned
TINT tho ntlttntlon Of the anImals cnta!ls pi'n
aud temporary untitncss for any kind OF work
upon them. Should this practice he allowed to
Hu on ttt,lletlirbcAY Would nat such MI net Ot
Cruelty cali Tor swift mud adequate pslnlshmrnt7
The attention Of tho public Is herewith called t0
this wart0n practice: ind II these few !i'!es VIII
act As q tlatorrent to prospective cvf!-tlucrs.
s,,nl be amply repnii for MY protest in behalf
pf tho dumb brltes. +.
, 1881-02-05
SCIENCE.
THE ATOMIC TIIEOlY-SANITARY
1:StiIS E1:IttN0.

THE ATOMIC TIIEOKY-SANITARY |
ESG1SEl:l.lN0.
Messts. - Arp''o' " w .Na .,.N, g., Nt..,.n ~
tho twenty-nlnth volume o. tnelI 1n1erna- s
tipna1 Scientific Series, "I'e Atomic The
ury," by the distinguished Partisan chemist,
~, rta,.,,,',,,,,, NG ~ ~ . ,i,i,s
py E' elenlasln", Al, ,., ~, r. e. - .,.naI nmI
HGrEeS Is pnpttlnr one, dcs'EIest Tor Eellcral
v'1 WITH, r"nclra ~" far - ~ 1uta % ria ,"mnl Il
trn,',ao,S,,,tni ,n"s,cs IL to tcrw Ia ,,,in,,n-
trahscelochta' phys'cs, " tne te,l'l ~ ",.""" 't
Dle, anu Which II. It's "DETAILS IS haFaty iNi''i7
nr 10 sG n"]n'Ias VI ,"i' nt"cuc, rnIus no
'nu ,s sps. n%lv ~ lv tha aSer.
usp reader, would seem tu make II II very
,IH,cu,t ina,, Wa con,,ot snv Tint tbts work
...".. ", 49,, ',,,',tt;.. T.
certain u'aouut oi chemical knowledge n.ul
uf grrvlal sclrnlitic culture uil tho part of Its
rcador. Dut Tor nil WHO nre llkplyt 10 wu,t to
The iitst part ut llc book, lH' paSes
altogether, II largrly historical. Tle
autlIor traces the development ot tho atomic
,neuty fr"n, alton, wo wss yrestea|y "
fnr ,nrrnt I1M NJ tn -. rn, l tI,s ii" IL. n"icss
eG t nv ,, M% cIn @ a,,n nv thn, .hs
ssx esE G roopto s'pH s q =, oes s0 rrset a's e"s
in9 lel1tKe WeuSmts 9t uaeli n,!,!'!,.n tl,
llcies n,'W II receixeN u lleetlsti expansaollso
as 70 lhe!!!tlo t!iG ulseosG!y y wy !.uaSC,
Dy to nSpo,ess ~ H. n1ee,s =, ,x1a', 1smI1 =; IT,
aMoed; u, ny , a'|wts: lily n g'yS wy y uis e
Of the relations q sptslllc lsnts 70 nto,nle
We1sHts, a'lsl ny llal q -atscliefieen ~ $50
nr}nss ns l9, VIC n% 'neso t@a M,r %pS'Gt ,Hi' III ~, m
,utlli!catiens ai syste't,'s a Motntl,1 ure "
shown tnIth nllst inKcaily 1e,ys'nLe.l ", M II tEts
work. Ihn Gli;slcatanl.G % iilG siaple ps.'les
aesardlng nS ~ y m'o.!'!ea ~ ~ pIesens @ H.
e9ssiot' Of Of tue sliggestiye periva,9 lAW t or
Mendele1sti ar9 aiso e1ntaiiieu si' ~ tao li!st
portion Of tts work. @ Tto sec9i'u m pafs COW.
n!S,sees WIN tllo Sap!ecs q n.o'h!s!!y ;, r
SattratinE !capac!ty. Thu sreHnt' chnpter
shows how tllis uiisGrs ns relnllsc ptoprty
Ut ntuhns, from 9fMlly or chemical cncrEynt
cDinhlnatt9n. II tlia thirtl tne constlt'!.
, 1881-02-05

ynrlntNApasttnonts cnch rcae.vo sdncthrv,,..
E.e0 hh.. III will In scbn from tho,e nysm,.sse mse
TINT UlVs ,ict,1u nru mot Hn hn!Iy it'll ,es s,,ess
H. H.. n'n ~ the at,rtes nt !hG!r stnryaon sas.
WIN tnn Ncnuun ut lnilmt'lhttls siEoII h,apq W
Wno arc boA Alumni rMnMnH nWMy Erun hntnsS SS2{s Y
, 1881-02-05
What nn EarshQuyi1c-siioea WV
rinntnu.

The recent earthquake It Agras~,a Il r. s.s1i ~
auunt minor tretnbliilys Of paes - Vj,s;a.
suGKust i, writer In tho oe,'usna!nH oe,'an 10 Lnesss
tho possibility Vi a ke1!ons snoc sno.t,mity o. aps
drajs u thau*smds of rsrsosls nyTt nySTtmsIssi Issitsr
"dosirabiu reslanvcs' ct tic very n1i1,.,u -
meter. Ut,ly ono brick !h!ek: H. CHA: e1,aa aat
single sh0uk would Kill H0,VGo lleMIai sue1.E
EnxtanI must ii tlme pl4t hAse pe91
6hAkaN. i
, 1881-02-05
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Tic Eontsi Carolina Ten afnrsn.
Tb tbs Editor NJ Tit Chtcaco Tribune.

CHARLESTON, q. e., inn. W-1 notice In your
paper Of tho cid lust. II mistake which 1t may bo
M well to correct. Tho name Of tho person III
whom you atlude In your nntscc Of tho tea farIn
~ snlth Carolina + nnt Livingstone. but Mid.
tllclOn,-ftenry x. MlldlctOn,-A tcteCNlNnt 0f
Henry Middleton, The, aecOni President OF Cn,t-
Eres., and nephew OF Arthur Middleton. tho
SlKl,cr, A., X. N.
, 1881-02-05

Thorn tyna n 1,roctienl Illustration of small
rny ohot nonp vcatcr,inv In ,t,o iicn,b f,Glcn nf
poN Nuo"t Nv, NV" s.etey ~. 'u .,u, D'u -,
tuo C1tS-linlI. AT the tlino hent4on9a 4n"n
somewhat spotted nb0tst tho forchend en-
teroA the oilIcc. lilo appeared to be lltt!o
III, ,.,.I T., ,,..,o, +o s.tiuf,, h,,nunIr tt,nt
- "ilu IA u."o. ...;.. nt." ~. I",
thcre wna nnthlnx the ninttsr win MIA, no huu
determined upon MaAtuH call upon Health
Co,,1ulss!o6i,r I'd Wolf. On.ccr Crosby was te-
ttr, tho ,InsL n+totuiInv IN ,itlcn 1,,sIucss md
u,u '"o oo'N -. ~ ....s". 49,. '.s'
Mofki wna ohHaHou III vaccli!ntuR " ulaa !Foui
tho Stock Yards. 1lrocl McVickhr. wns busy
trying to Translate into English butchers bill,
IT, ,vhi,h hanon ,vra anrinT ~ hatho,, - nn1 Ind
'" Na'u' o'eo. ".sa '" .. ' ~, ~.
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stNHhat do yoi1 Wnntf' usAed h!r. MoV iukar.
"Scu Dr. DE- Wolf" responded thu stranger.
"HO's outside answered TIC secrotary. Ino
nun ant himself noxt t0 Crosby, entertaining
hlH1 With a Bull0r'a story. ilo hnd DGcfl mere
perhHps tlftg0n ml,lutcs,. wt!eh Or. Do Volt
GunU H.. "Why, - yoil." snld he. "y1i.'veE0t
1t seemed us thnltgh m earthquakes h1!tl Struck
tho o!Ilet. lsrock oicvIrknr got out. whiln Cros-
Gy Anl Sinclair tell uror tho poor 1ta'inn
nipple woman. md even City Clerk ttuwIrt,
when he henlyl Nf 1t. LETT tho City Hull foi!nwcd
by lMrHa number 0f frleiltis MID ncnnttnGGa,
anl Tonl nrpnatl, whose 0fl!ce htljolna McFlck.
nrd, hntl nt tho tn0noy and his ro0n ill'llgntctl
Or. DO Wnlf hustled tho Illnn lntN his private
utllce. loche4 tho door, md tclgpnnnad 1T once
l'cst House. THO man's nun'e y II. a1clandcr,
Hwedo by birth. 3lo WIS Y boar.lcr, III, t1 suule
tbrcp weeks ago, ut tho IlDtU brooklyn. Nos 10
md gs 1Inols Btreut, At tiiAt ttno
it became u hOt-9cd for tile dis
ease, altl ho took 1t. nld from ttnt
, 1881-02-05

The sun Ia o., ,ooo, 600 niles unay. 1r.oetaua@! J.
kella Dr.. NLurS Cough SIrup IsF ~
: TIA AZ
, 1881-02-05

Feverni hours, aoitho chances nrc thnt tho cnso
will not get to tho Jury until lnte this nfcrGoons
II tbcu,
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(To be continued.)

Some $4,000 acres of land between
Joppa and Jerusalem, having been Sc
cured from the Turkish government, 81
colony is being formed for the prosecuted
Jews OF the continent. Already goodly
number of families have established them
selves upon the land.
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According to the latest census ST.
Petersburg has over 100000 inhabitants.
Among them are 10000 Germans who
have thirteen Protestant churches. There
are also one French and two English Pro-
testant churches.
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Il For we must all be
: made manifest before
:; the judgment seat of
: Christ; that each one
n may receive the things,
o done in the body, &C
3, cording to what he hath
II done, whether it be
good or bad.
If For the love of Christ
J.; constraineth US; be-
3, cause we thus Judge.
|, that one died for all.
therefore all died:
70 Ye think all this time,
r that we are excusing
e ourselves unto you. In
n the sight of God speak
II we in Christ. But all
|, things, beloved, are for
your editying.
J And that which was
Y a temptation to you in
;, my flesh ye despised
}. not, nor rejected, but.
j ye received me as an
) angel Of God, eren as
Christ Jesus.
o But it is good to be
d zealously sought in a
3, good matter at all
m times, and not only
when L am present.
with you.
h For the flesh lusteth
@ against the Spirit, and
it the Spirit against the
d flesh for these are con-
.e trary the one to the
o other that we may not
e do the things that We
would.
ESIANS.
It Let no corrupt speech
d proceed out of your
1t mouth, but such as is
10 good for edifying as the
At need may be, that it
e may give grace to them
that hear.
n For no man ever
J.; hated his own flesh
d Blu t. nourisheth an d
ss cherisheth it, even as
Christ also the church
continued.)
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ana gathering togeth-
er all the chief priests
and scribes of the peo-
pie, he inquired of them
where the Christ should
be born.
But John would have
hindered HAM, saying, 1
have heed to be bap.
tised of thee and CONTEST
thou to me2
And 10, a voice out
of the heavens, saying,
This is my beloved Son,
in whom L am well
pleased.
Blessed are the peace
makers: for they shall
be called sons of God.
-, But I say unto you,
that every one who is
angry with his brother
shall be in danger of
thejudgment, and who
sover shall say to his
brother, Raca, shall be
In danger of the coun
Gil; and whosoever shall
say, Thou fool, shall be
in danger of the hell of
fire.
And if thy right
eye causeth thee to
stumble, pluck it out,
and cast it from thee !;
for it is profitable for
thee that one of thy
members should perish,
and not thy whole body
be cast into hell.
Ye therefore shall be
perfect. as your heaven
ly Father is perfect.
And bring us not
into temptation, but
deliver us from the evil
one. For if we forgive
men their trespasses,
your heavenly Father
will also forg We you.