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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02

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snt Of motion d.burs ncuts on Inquest snd in 80
a., -c pa, granted fnd cause set down i
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02
nrcIsIONs-Anril 30.

Sgoreae Couri-f Aambrrs-Bv Judge Blrrotr-
n.trr art White 80 entire bii flst to airlleNtd
.,.,rf 80 f.r % comes within s.tnH4 o,..f =
a.. COLO of civil Procedure. The pIupcr chars. =
ol an under tho law MAY or allowed as ~
,rsf.a. Admits flt b. anthnuf.i ne rmpH' urnL
IIut Do, DIM upo, tlt bead also isnor'. ~ law So r.
Isn,lum t.Htt a.f tht .lbtt ronirn'd and ul- %
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f-- ut 90 iu04esi snt $40 costs az o. 'iutr SD
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02

EruuoNp, Va. May i.---.rhc conservation
Of thc Very I.ey j. Jan--au-. VrtrEcH,rl of tir ho
c,.. of TIcm1I. 1- Bishop oi Ntfr..f took place io
day nt So. Peter. Cathedral. Boo tnI, cy. Archbishop
Gibbons. OF I4lIlu., o'..I.frl u- cou.ecuitof, hid
Bishop. Becker. of Wilmington, b, uhd kctno of lc1-
moud as assistant consecrators Tue t"r'icc- inriud
ing Che conservation -euuou, Mt-u "as delivered hy
Hslop Elder 81. ClucIuuuu. oorllie4 uert four hours
.4oii Il.ru4 plf.t. tHruu-f tlr .HHff INnu, 4l-
nuu.s.cllus ais fits, Episcopal h.r i.- t' iuD h 'n<
people Among lr t-Iiii llr.s ware il- Rev. dih. Q
items. n Irr.,f Gus. de- tlr Rev. lr - iurarfi oi
Nrr,-I 4. .t. t.u tlr l..f. tfIrs tr4ot.n fA l"
fi.iup Ia..ia.I'H t.ic1rtc. f"nhntn N,rlt4o 'n'
afternoon, u.d dohyctod his farewell wi,resa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02

ori among 'hcm John Nicol who Ia ninetyseven years
old he was made IN elder ~ the church al It's lorna
ton TIC Rev. Dr. Hickok the PASTOR preached his
,o~al sormon. When the church was started be said
or. pr, and ts vicinity principally farming nnd
WITH suar-c population Elder Nlcol WIN htte .ol-o
wealthy mon Of the congregation. ~ me tf'E year7
frrre lave been 100 names the church rolls. The
ace Was rrhuf short time ago. end n the last three
r, -l" 600 has been paid townrd tho rebuilding FUND
Iurre Us sin "a bonded debt Of $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02

The Rev. T. Dewitt 1aimaec yesterday
Iorniu. -ld Giant since Oh. revival services Boo ~ -''n
works ago u thr Eroo,iyn iahrfn''r mon IMAM .'''
,.,..ld ,r.f....I religion. and over 5000 of tlut
..f.rf.,d become members ~ tiat 'iuf.h. o. iAr
+..rl l5 were heads OF families. lie rHd 'ir naH'' "i
birtyonc persons who Ind Joined ihc church 7H'' ih'
t-,,infi- sunday Tie service neat SUNDAY, hr 7td'
ol nc of especial interest - % would "' iiine-y
.,r,I if recognition ~ thc results u il" fthlA a.
H. f..nncIue The uiluuuu'" "i it" -rr 'r- De- -i
d u, uYt 0u account 'f llr. ~ interest h L.l Ni "'
o.. ,.L.ar 40. Christian u.tl aud women i" Ef oh Win
tlr active aad continuous l"' men 1"e st. '''es &c
f.tulttl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02
SENLcENrENyL1L or 1 cArRcM

The Brick Church of East Orange, y. j., an
ofshoot ST the OLD frri Presn, terrain Church o. ouec
WIS organized n the latter part oi April, l@3i ~I.n
uinety-eigat incGbrr-. Yesterday iis nietA Anniversary
VIA celebried seven OF tue ORIGINAL members DIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02
SUNDAY SERVICES.
DIR. TYNG'S FAREWELL.
TAKING LEAVE or TIE CHURCH or THE HOLY
TRINITY.


TRINITY.
The Rev. DR.. Stephen II. Tying ir., yester-
day morning closed his ministry OF seventeen years in
the Church OF the Holy Trinity. Nearly al the members
OF his congrcg cation in their places, and the large
number Of visitors present eft unoccupcd Dr.
Tyug's sermon. which was from st. john ~, 81
Herein ia that saying true One comoth, and another
reancth was In part follows;
Icougrntuatc you. my brethren the position Of my
successor by the nature Of my mind am constructive
and inventive but want qualities that are need
ful ~ church when once we'll established feel there
fore that my period of usefulness 90 tis church r. past
know vour officers 40 not agree with nae. ht one
who looks from the standpoint Of leaders, perhaps best
qualified 90 Judge. believe that She man "nou yon
have chosen s. with ability 90 administer AMI ,1ny
by qualities "a which am sadly conscious thai ana lie
fectyc
Tho Church Of the Holy Trinity WAS born n period
90 controversy That time is past ont tho field which
was seeded with Eccitsasic warfare Inns borne it, fit
let % never De- forgotten that this church r Prp slant
church 1t no faint OF accommodation or -'"eui"al-
ism ever invade it sarrrd walls viii pronounce sol
cmn imprccation: May the God OF Heaven burn and
blast tl- church. and loy % even With thc ground ~
ever dcaors its principles Of fidelity to the simple truth
os o. IN Jesus We have not been content "iil f aV-
rr-c reputation 0f thr cItrlc- iH tiA. ri'. =" ' W
service fhc characteristic or mis- church We iItr mrt
toecthcr thout -tlrrun OF rank, cl1-s or colo" "d
which rs thc glory OF your church, rally AROUND 'n
end Stand n-t in the liberty Of Christ. There
arc Three Of th, habits of This church. vh.. 'h"nFh ih
fI.n-n ives trivial fir expression az tt- Irn ID.
mHiu fho u-D of tAc black gown iIsi'It az i ''r,
Che no-'iion of thc minister. NTH DIE lcr g. ic c" -
CATION 100 tlr celebration of the b"ni- supper ana ihe
u+, of cKt,nporaucou- prayer 90 tlr informal "t. daf
services l,nd Hith yoI. that with me sHr' --"r. 7
!nt base dome with in", you Wall Keep zap ut-f r-o-
ufIfa az your principles.
ul. give you few statistic. before clns" Since
T-i me humber % iUfs connected Win f4
church ha- been about $1,000 the moneys received lur
the rxpcusrs of thc church and other concerns OF our
nuu bis been @-f9lL 81: for missions aud turlilt-,
7t6fIr- lf uIa-iuga tufih of rl-HthIl 80. or tNr
nfgouuf about rJOjOuO i- now owned or chhrh prop
rrfs regard, th. debit. % a tAf contributions ntre
pa 10 a- rr, g.. mo- reason they shonld Hot hr debt
cou'f not exceed 100000 There fore mAy sIF tiat
yor eut,-, upon au era lur which you have cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02


The new Roman Catholic Church of 81. Leo,
in Tweutycighth- near Mldison-tse. was drdrated
yesterday by Cardinal MoCO,key. ina the prcsuc' ~
congregation which completely died the c'idre The
ceremonies were begun hy procession through the
ai..-. cros--bcarcr was at the head. folio" cd Bog
number of a,oytes u red cssock, several clo,r'"- n
purple cas~oc. with scarlet coc-. and several pri"-ie.
Lost 81 all walked thc Cardinal drcss'd 'n cloth ~
gold cope aud nitro. Two lille boys followed
tbe Cardinal 70 hold his long flowing train.
when the procession reached the SANITARY, the
IItnny 81 the suiuts chautrd by the priests
mad choirhoys The procession again moved through
the side nsl,s and the Cardinal spruke the walls with
holy water. A few prayer were rcc'ted 90 the
clancrl and the dedication ceremonies werr ended
Ionthca mass wac then bc -un,"ith Bishop Conroy,
of Cmlum celcbrant Father Gahrir- precedent 81 ~
Joseph. seminary Troy. assistant priest. thc Rev.
Father %, ortnau. ~ the Paul-t Fathers deacon and
tr Row Father Pratt pastor OF -. Columbia Church.
-nhIcacon Dur1ng Che Che Cardinal -at go larce
chair ON the Gospel side ~ the altar dressed n DIS great
cope ~ scarlet The dcacons OF honor who sai a The
.Itr ofthe Cardinal whore vi~trGcncral Preston and
Father M.Etoy. Father E,r,y, tho Cardinals srcre-
trv was ina-irr ~ ,irlGoaic Among thc other cer-
r,mcu present wcrr Father. Eorilu. 81 - B'ruarls
M.lurt. or doe t4ilrira.s lri'-ii "i l.ir i.t"i-l
I.f'.r4. Nrlln-irf. and che Lrs. N--r-. ilu-i rt
I.,rr,a. ~ thr TnYu-f church. TIC ~"ruHl Was
Ur,.l.N.t hr Bishop ~Ytf'ns or Peoria, VIA" M'+ a-
-.-tsut rr.,f 3D.. 80 N,It.- Church. "n vs. - .ifl'-
fr-. -f. '.fI Father DIr.r. f.r l.-'"r "' IHr t'N
.lIr.h -ucrIa feature ol fhr -nffi.. a- f.- -It-i
uI. .lf.r tH. direction o' dr GI,mcr leader oi
] flt u-tut-tfl DO thr l.luf I ut aift.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09

When squasbes, cucumbers or corn, or
any other tender plants have come mp so
early that they are in danger OF frost,
they may be quite easily sheltered by
throwing over them handful or two Of
meadow hay at night and removing 1T in
the morning This preeaution is often
used quite largely by the gardnen An
other way TO keep ofrfrost on a still night
is 10 build a fire on the windward side OF
the place 10 be protected; a smudge Of old
roots, sods, rubbish in fact, Of any sort
that will keep smoking all night will ans
wer the purpose; this plan is sometimes
used successfully to keep of late frosts
from tomato and strawberry blossoms. To
protect an acre Of land in tins way requires
several fires
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09

The Phrenoioyicni Jowuai gives the fol-
lowing result OF an experiment with seed
corn: -Four boxes OF earth, alike in guam
tity and exposure to light and heat, were
planted at the same timo with corn from u
single ear, and'placed recently in physi
clans Office. In one box dry corn was
planted; in another, seed previously soak
ed in clean warm water; in the third, seed
that had been soaked in solution lime
water; in the fourth, seed soaked 10 chic
ride OF lime and copperas water, equal
parts One week after, the dry corn had
not germinated; the corn III the second
box had just commenced to sprout; that
in the third box was just showing the
green blades, and that in the fourth box
has grown nearly three inches high. Cop.
peras water will prevent birds and worms
from eating the seed, and one pound OF
dry copperas will soak enough for twenty
acres.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09
Aarilnlinrnl.

MurToS Axp wooi. ~. l. Hayes at q
con,eutsoa 81 sheep hreedcrs sad wool
growers held IN PhilsAelphia, advised his
auditors A. follows:
Il would say ~ the farmer, ~ on and
manage your sheep 10 the way Yen can get
the most money for their oArcAsses, wheth-
a. raising mutton o' lamts, Snd lot your
wool take care Of itself Yoa must regard
your sheep as machines for converting
grass, roots and grain, IN the shories, poe
Siblo time. into mu,tou. with wool as a
men incident by making your sheep lat
10 the shorses, possible time which you
can 40 best With the English races and
killing them a. soon a. the! are mature,
You make the brst and Aoundest wool II
will not only be young but healthy; It will
have no tender places in Il. Aiming for
the bes, mutton, you viii be eertais 10 get
the hes, wool, which win always sell, DO
matter What race il belongs to. This is
the system in England. the great mutton
producing aud eombing wool producing
country in the world II is really u mat
ter Of surprise in reading English asrieui.
tural journals TO see how little considera-
tion is apparently given to the qualities of
wool, while the size and fattening apti
tudes OF the different breeds or varieties
are the subjects Of the most woighty at
tention. Yet il is fully recognized that
the characteristic qualities OF the English
combing woods have been developed upon
short wooded animals. by the un-
Development oitheir forms and
the secondary qualities OF Their tieeees,
through constant aim to develop their
for the mutton market Thus
the interests Of the grower, the consumer
Of meat and the manufacturer oil wool are
identified
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09

The change in the Agricultural Depart
ment which puts E1. Congressman Loring
of Massachusetts, in the place of Mr.. lie
Due will be generally approved. 1t is n
current opinion that this branch of the
government has never been made so USE
full to the public as it might be. Perhaps
the fault has been with Congress more
than with the numerous gentlemen who
have held the commissionship; but how
ever this may be, the department has been
victim Of much fault finding and rdicule
ever since it was created in President Lin
coins time. DR.. Loring is practical
farmer, and is regarded as an authority on
agricultural questions in Massachusetts,.
We confidently expect that he will employ
his well-known energy and intelligence
upon the work OF his department in such a
manner as to secure for it greater degree
OF respect and confidence from the farming
community than it has ever yet enjoyed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09

Turkey raising is carried on extensively
in Tehama County, Cal One man in ad-
dI,ion to raising and tending large flock
Of sheep, raised nearly seven hundred
turkeys last year Large hocks Of from
Que thousand TO fifteen thousand are fire.
quentiy met viii, tended by women and
children.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09
Cures Piles.

CovKsrsr, OELxixs, Co. VI.
Doay SRI Vas troubled Tor many years with
Piles and Costivsnsss, and failed 10 md relief
sntil ! began using your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP, which ssmpls,ely cured me.
WILLARD II. HAAIPehD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09
For Headache.

ssurH ssArrsrrnr, BEssnorus Co., vr'
Dsdv hvs--For some years suffered more ar
less With SICK Headache, and nothinx gaze me
Any fslisf rntil used your INDIAN BLOOD
sihuP. lie. all Who are afflicted si,e TIA fair
trial.
o. PIERCE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09
Another Sufferer.

aouIH fHAYTsBuRY BENNINGTON Co., vr.
Dear Sir:--Being afflicted with the Heart Dis
ease was advised to Try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. Boon after commenced taking il
felt rsAef, and nov l can do my work al me.
ELIZABETH BATES.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09
An Astonishing Cure.

DUnnRRsTos, WIsDuAN Co., w.
DsarSy:--ls 1876 my Nerv, us System was
completely prostiatod, owing 10 the poor state
Of my blood. commenced nsing your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP, Which cured me after the doc.
tore failed. II. HARRY MILLER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09
]. SHAW
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.

LYNDON, CALEDONIA Co VI.
Dear Sri was troubled with Dyspepsia and
Reul Stomach, which your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP enectuslly cured
NANCY +. BENNETT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09
FOR NEURALGIA.

LYNDON, CALEDONIA Co., VI.
Dear Sir. - have used your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Neuralgia and Dyspepsia,
WITH very beneficial results. can recommend
IL ~ . safe and reliable remedy.
MRS. JOHN Cassidy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09

OLHoAARGARIsR- Some OF our dairy.
men, says the st. Adams W. Messenger,
are receiving circulars from city concern
Offering to send oleomargarine or butter
oil, put up in Theoretically sealed cans OF
40 pounds, at IA cents per pound, and in
barrels aud t;ercos at ID cents The cir.
cular says: Straight oleomargarinc but
ter i. now so fully established as an article
of trade. and is meeting with such ready
sale, that dairymen should consult their
own interests and use the oil in mixing
with either their milk, cream or butter
The oil has q natural affinity for either
and will absorb in the proper proportions
oil the cream and leave no buttermilk
Dairymen will find it M improvement to
their butter in various ways, especially in
its keeping qualities, and will have no dill
ficulty in selling it as oleomargarine in any
market whore good butter is appreciated. "
We suppose no one will object to dairymen
going into this business, if they will put
the product on the market under its own
name; but butter consumers will object to
having oleomargarine imposed upon them
under the name OF butter. We have been
told within short time that a number OF
small butter makers in this vicinity are us.
ing oleomargarine oil in the manufacture
of butter, and that in selling it thef do
not disclose the real nature of the com.
pound. We do not think that any exper
fenced butter buyer can be yictimized, but
some who are not very good judges of the
article may be taken in" with it. The
business should be closely watched by re-
spectacle dairymen; for their own protec
ton, and the law regulating the sale OF OLE
should be strictly enforced in
all cases where its provisions are violated.
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SwAsroS. FRANKLIN Co., VT.
Deas' SRI was afflicted with Kidney Com
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could stoop nor bend without experiencing the
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A Very Excellent Remedy.

SsuiH 6HAfTsBuRY. BEssISoToS Co., VI.
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- an excellent medicine.
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For Asthma,

PursyY, WIspHAn Co., VI.
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BLOOD SYRUP for Asthma, Of long standing,
CO. FISHER.
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Cure for Heart Direase.

SouIH sH.FTsBURY, DEsSIsoroS, Co.. VI.
Dear Siri-Ay wife has used your INDIAN
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AURELIA N. RUSSELL.
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Liver Complaint.

svAsTos, faasTLis Co., VT.
Dear Sri sAs troubled for long time With
LAYER Complaint, Pain 10 the Side aud Loss OF
Appetite, and ~as unable 10 get anything to re.
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SYRUP. which made = permanent cure.
CHAs. A. PARLIN.
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An Excellent Remedy.

BvAsros. PRlsIis Co, VI.
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6ick Headache.

SopTH sHArrsbURI. BENNINGTON Co.. VI.
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BfRUP confidently recommend II to al persons
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LUCY BART.
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Sure cure for Liver Complaint.

Souri, sHAYrsBuRY, BASSIsoTos Co., VI.
DedrSI:--I would recommend al persons who
are suffering from Liver Complaint, TO try your
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. ~ Ibid and they will
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MRS. DANIEL QUINN.
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LivkN COnpLAtAT.

THETToRD, ORAsoK Co, VI.
lsos Sl:- This 10 TO certify that your valuable
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TsA0nmend its use TO suffering humanity.
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DIsxAsxs or rnn s,OnACn.
STavYoa

STAFFORD. ORAssK Co., VI.
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yer INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, short trial 81
which. snursir cured me.
N. q. KBNIsOH.
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CURES tiEADACHk ",
0suTu SuArTsBrRY,

0suTH SuAyTsBuRr. BEssisoroS Co, VI.
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asd was advised 10 try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. Iprsesrsd some from your Agent, and
il cured NJ.
HENRY pIpANANT