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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06
The Right Name for IL.

Ii the Republicans feel any better foI
calling their backdown in the Senate
10y some pretticr name. they are wei
come to the dubious consolation. But
the plain fact l. that in agreeing to cN-
executive sessions, they abandon their
attempt to force the Democrats to con
sent To the election of Riddlcbcrgcr and
Gorham. The Senate WAS convened foT
executive business. The President
sent in his nominations. The Demo
Gratis were ready Ia consider them. But
the Republicans said Move will stick
''till the crack of doom" for Riddle
berger first.
The country has condemned, with
great unaniniity and increasing ear
nestneSs. this neglect of executive bust
ness in AN attempt to give Malone his
share" III the reorganization sought Ia
he effected by his vote. And now the
Republicans yield the point, a. they
might have done month ago. 1t il
simply incredible that they will sit
there, as some of them still say they
will, waiting for the Democrats to give
IN, after the nominations are disposed
of. back-down Is none the worse foI
being done gracefully. Try and make
a virtue of it, Messrs. Senator'S Os-
ton Herald.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06
Trouble AT Dartmouth.

There seems To bc trouble ut Dart
mouth college, growing out of diSSatis-
faction on the part of the faculty and
alumni with President Bartlett and his
management of college affairs. The
dissatisfaction is said to Ice on person
al grounds. As an educator he is ap-
preciated highly, but it is charged
against him that he is unfortunate in
temper; that hc is too strict in his dis
cipline, and arbitrary in his admins
tration of the college affairs. pay ing
little heed Ia the opinions of his add
visers and the wishes of the alumni.
The alumni have requested the trustees
To appoint Il committee of inVcstiga-
ton, and President Bartlett himself
expresses desire for thorough exam
ination of the matter. 1t is To he hoped
that harmony will bc restored. that this
honorcd institution may not have its
influence married 10y internal diSscn-
SioUS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06
Vermont News.

John Nation. freight brakeman, was
injured at Middlebury while coupling
an engine to Il train.
A little daughter of II. NJ. Page, of
Hinesburgh, is said to be i'll n critical
condition from the bite of a mastiff.
Westford now has personal proper
ty grand list of Sl04.605 against S65,
:}56 last year.
The new liquor agent of BrattlebOro
reports an unusual amount of illness
about town.
Two masked robbers entered the
house of Isaac Goodnough in South
Barton the other night, gagged and
bound to the bed VIM. GOodnOugh, the
only able-bodied man present, and
robbed the house of 500 i'll money, a
quantity of clothing and other articles
of value. There is no clue to the burg
lars.
Rutland is threatened with Il Demo-
cratic paper which to come
OutJuly LIST, with w. NJ. Kendall, Jr.,
as editor.
JAY is to have new steam mill this
summer.
A reckless individual killed horse
by over-driving. for Edward Dyer, of
Burlington.
The Burlington Free Press predicts
that the next General Conference will
restore the lives of the Methodist Con
fcrenccs, and says that the Burlington
district churches will agitate to that
end.
Burlington physicians report num-
Der of cases of eye disease 50 large as to
amount almost to IN epidemic.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Mills, pastor of the Pitts
field Baptist church, has resigned, the
resignation to take effect July /.
The new boat at Maquam is to he
named the ''Maquam."
). g. Bean, customs officer at New
port, seized five horses, PA pounds OF
maple sugar, and ~ pounds of honey
being brought out of Canada by f. L.
Senter and ). A. Hatch of New Hamp-
shire.
The Vergenncs Vermonter has again
changed hands. Mr.. George Wilmartl
has sold the paper and job office to Mr.
James Crane.
The Barre Enterprise has passed in,
to the hands of w. f. Scott.
Geo w. Young of Waterford has los
IL good sheep of grub-in-thc-head
The house and barn of Sarah Park
hurst in Brandon were burned on tn,
$4,000. The house and barn of Pete
Laflan were also burned. Loss, 800
no insurance.
David McLin has been arrested foI
destroying 50 hives of bees, valued a
$1,000, owned by DR.. c. II. Barber, o
Rutland.
Saturday night, Frank Mccullough
was stabbed in Burlington, ii is ALLEGED
by Albert MERCER. After lingering
twcnty-siX hours, he died. Mercic
has been arrested, but pleads innocence
J. A Shcdd, of Burlington, wa
thrown from il carriage in Boston oI
Sunday, and severely injured.
Rev. Mr.. Bcmis, after : or 10 years
= service as secretary of the Vermont Ri
bile Society, is about to close his labors
r Webster Whitehill of Groton, it i
e alleged, had Il two months old bah,
: which he regarded as an incumbranc
and he therefore gave it IL powerful
dose of strycnia. A physician happen
ed to drop in shortly after and applic'
antidoteS which partially restored tn,
infant. If this is true, Whitchill need
looking after.
Rev. NJ. ID. Jump will deliver the Dec
: Grafton Day address in Bennington.
Editor Swain of the Bellows Fall
Times has been sick with diphtheria.
Rev. T. II. SmitherS of East Washing
ton, n. H., has accepted call to tn
Freewill Baptist church of South Straf
ford.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06

until he promised to resign. His con-
ditiOn is critical.
The great flood which has been de-
vastating the western country has
reached st. Louis and east st. Louis,
and the situation is increasing in dan
ger. Several of the railroads are oh
structed, and families and merchants
are removing their goods to places OF
safety.
Heavy frost in Northern New York
on the night of the 18th ult. destroyed
early peas.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06

Charles Bradlaugh, the English athe-
list who wants seat in Parliament, has
Just made another effort to get it, but
has been rcpulscd and concludes to sub
side for the present
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06

Senator Dorsey denies the charges
against him of irregularities i'll govern
ment business. and wants to he inves-
tigated. Hope he can show a clean
record.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06

A great many good things are being
said about Postmastcr-Gcncral James,
but he seems to Ice lcvcl-hcadcd enough
not to bc carried away with them. He
has put his hand to the plough III good
shape, and the people will cry EN-
core" 50 long rs hc cndcavors to main
tain purity in government business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06
FOR SALE.
Village and Farm Property For Sal

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GENEVA, N. Y.
Van Dusen Nurseries
Established 1899.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06

The new crowned head in Russia is
evidently Us uneasy as WAS his prcdc-
ccsSor, and his experience adds further
proof of the truth of certain ada%c.
The Gar is unhappy and takes no COM
fort in his position at the head of all
the RuSsias, if We can Judge anything
from recent letter from st. Peters
burg. He is in fear of assassination,
and every possible Prccaution has been
taken to render him secure. He has it
in his power to do much for himself
and his kingdom 10y alternating many
of the wrongs inflicted upon the PEG
pie, and substituting a more lcnicnt
policy in place of the vigorous one now
pursued there. If hc refuses to do this.
he may naturally expect such treatment
as his predecessor received.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06

1t is seen 10y reports thus far rccciv-
ed. that all over the state there is the
same result from the new tax law
namely, an increase of the grand list,
and IA prospective decrease in the IA
mount of tax to bc imposed. The lis
tiers have had good deal To do, and of
course they have not always been met
with honcyed words and a readiness to
disclose, for listers. like other mortals,
must take the bitter with the sweet E;
but if the experiment shall result i'll
bringing out that which has been hid
den, and equaliziug matters little, it
will he success. Certainly none of
the ''masscs" will complain if taxes are
lowered.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06
NEW EMBELLISHMENTS.
ASTHMA CURE.

ITO ADVERTISERS.-LOw rates for adver-
i Using in !, 900 good newspapers sent free. Ad-
dress GEO. r. RowELL & Co, 10 Spruce St, N. VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06
~. s. 6s of '8i"

All Called for Redemption July I, 1881.
The First National Bank. st. Johnsbury, will
handle the above most favorable terms.
GEO. MAY, Cashier.
April H. 1881. s1s4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06

Times are quite lively at Washington
since the "Star route" Investigations
began, and Il great many politicians are
feeling uneasy. The uncasincss is not
confined to those mixed up in stan
route frauds. for unpleasant develop
mcnts are arising in other directions.
Lightning has struck the Hon. Glover
somewhat known rs Il Democratic in
vcstigator of Republican iniquity and
it comes ont that hc has been, contrary
to regulations, interested in Il little
scheme for supplying postal bag ties,
which has resulted to his financial adj
vantage. Let the good work 90 ON.
Dig up the frauds in the government
garden and plant something genuine
This is good time of year for such IN
operation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-05-06

Chief Justice Park, of Connecticut,
while sentencing murderer recently,
words in confirmation of statement
which has often been made as against
rum drinking:
No doubt You were stimulated to the
commission of the fell deed 10y alcohol
ic liquors, the mmodcr;Itc use of which
has caused more misery, mere paupcr-
ism and crime than all other CAUSES
whatsoever. Every term of Il criminal
court everywhere produces abundant
evidence of the truth of these alarming
facts. Let all those who are on tn,
downward road of intcmpcrIncc tax,
heed 10y the terrible illustration which
your ease furnishes of the ruinouS con
sequences of such Il course.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
- >.
Tsle ..EvlS,i Hb.irH.. ave-

Mr.. Watson Il SDerry one "f the pnr-
chasyrs of the Morning Ness clmt IN
this city on Thursday 10 make arrange.
melits for the publication Il his new
paper. He viii it il said issue the first
copy Of his e@laIge paper "rxt Tuesday
mnruins. The pap'r "iII have four al.
diti4naI coilmns in width and will b~
some three i, caeS logger, il appearance
and si2e almost ia smile uf ne pLila-
delrhi. Times, and ia politics il wi
b, : rOngJy Rep .bIinau IL is bj.
lievcd that mast Of TIE fore" now EN-
ployed upon the News will b. obtained
and owing to the incr lased size OF The
paper more beip wi! probably ke en-.
pIoyed. rhe report thatth oil oTners
of the News took the price fer which
thgir paper sOld in stock in the Me-"
company !. deuird, though it i.lrt de.
niea la t.ry have some interest i'll it
but NOT toc Lhe purpose of exercising
any control over il. rhc purchaser,
l,e.srs Henderson and SGerry hhvc sui.
hoi"hr II cana i'rr carr luz on the llr"r
with0ut stock companies Or any
os!i,rnieanS 10 obtain mo ey. MI 81 I.
ry for the present ~tll him.rlf he editor
il chief huL tLe u,.r : aud grade cl
0 hers who compose his EDITORIAL san
have not yet been mad" ENJTn 4 any
Olhcr name has hceu rUU5"n tor tho he"
OF. an Ihaj a.su tcIIainSa u '"cret.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
A 1RWy or AbscOEJS.

MILWAlEEE, Wis, De'tnhpr 30-A
frcideG SENSATION was caused h re Se.'
terdly by the dis; oveiy that Go;tIiei
En.,er, II prominent young lawyer o.
TINS city, had ab ,conded, and tnat h
was PROBABLY an rmbeAz!rr and !
fo,gar to Il large amount. Ergei Il
connected, by m,rrids', with he hes
Jewish tamiIi'S here aud in Cbicn4t,
st. Louis and Cincinnati. y warrant
for is arrest, on cha's u forgery
has been sued
Peculations by lin TO ia" amount o.
$40 900 have b"en traced, I'i / Is be
ll"rei they viii &u,urn tu ncyrraI
times ,hHt sum. 1t is a,legpithat he has
sw iiihlrd cheats ont ui e'ta' O., sul,
pruparUN " ulch Vas not his uWu, Ca,n'
n!i}ted t"rg +! and opr'atto ;uAd'
OF .Je Ei~h 20 lrrcS of which Ee wa
IT, prrr he Was f. a long tine Pro
bare Cmrt Geek, and 1t is nc'irvs" hls
cri.uts extend over pnriOd oi y"trs,
aud mvSt represent - 'nuney value "I
nHLy ilouSauds o1 dollars, No young
mtu wa4 ul re tluS '1! il veal Ly
jewish circles than l.lgel.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
Bhi MSEE ~ LECT. 10 EIISN
The A 10 Eey General IL Person.
nity l. @i .ne stxr Asont. Prose.
QullOl

WASnINGTpN, DC nhcr %. -Nr
| b. :, has Transmitted 10 \ torn, Itu
,rN Rr"wsatr the curres T. Ii'-trn . b..
tween himself and Postmaster Gcnern
JJmr, Nth r. ference TO he Comm"nCa
Iucnt of civil salts against the SlaI
Route con- ractors, aui hn, received a
rcyIy # which the tO!lOwil. is IA copy.
No 100 WALNUT STREET PHlLA-
nElrHIA, Mondar, ID crmber -, lSni.
-- ~ Dear SI"' ! haFo received your
ltlt-r, .cjhe wlth the cOrft sDui e.
d. e. h tween yourself ana Postmaster
Grueryi James. red it al Win sat
islar'i ~, and approve If that whini'
you hive written As soon as | enter
on tie ':ut IS IT NV u"p1r'men', which
will he IN trw day | purpose to give
Sol Il >p cal ausrDr.iy % ln-sIlr tht ST
suggested evil suits w!lh aN ,t I'll
prrrn"ti uie tnaL orderly ilts Ltlon viii
permit.
rne ut'.rmInt penny lawless'y re-
c, ivtd and taken from the public
Treasury must br recovered. Hitherto
you hav+, @,ven liNbebt attention T."
the criminal proceedings, and before
| came into the c%ses had acquiren
compile Knowledge OF the suaI"cr
These rrUSrcut'eus must be earnestly
pressed. The trials must be prompt
and the cases uuot be we'll prepa 'ed
On you, 10 ether with the other cJtln-
sci " ho have been Dtf re this iuvtstI.
gatins these cases, | nlsJ rely for
their pr"pa'a ion. All that is essential
mu t Gc rraHy for Use.
have resolved that my duty will re-
lulre me ~ ttkr an ac'Ivs par in h
trials IN Court, a"' | proposr to b" pres
ant With you ana III person lead IL the
pro tcnMun for the United Stares. |
am, sir, RI S1tctfViNy yours,
BENJAMIS HARRIS BREWSTER
To Colonel George Biise, New York.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
CITY COUNC l..
A snort nnd Unintsres ting SessiOs.
Last Evening.

| When Council opened last evening
there was very few members present.
They, however, kept coming in until
there was enough present to transact
the small amount of business that came
before them.
| The different standing committees
were called bat they had no reports to
make.
The City Treasurer reported SlS,oGS.
| 81 in bank TO the credit fine city.
street Commissioner Lynch rep nrird
| eleven men, two double and one single
'eans at work, with Il p!y roll amount
ing to SJ1 30
The Cbict Engineer Of he Water De
a. work aud II paw roll OF S273 Il.
Th" following petitions and corrmu.
nicatipns were rtcriv d aud properly y re.
IerrrI
From water ahi'raturS, Notifying
tounci of IN election tor the Succe .sur
or La Mott" DUPONT, at the 't,re Of
Bats & Harrington, January s; from
Mayor Allnond, infprmiug HpuNciI of
the r"appUiutmert Of Danirl Wood " ara
~ "a ii'''' nv 'INl II 'b' ~ ~ IL I'ill Y
asking TO" the laying Of hagstone eros
ing Oh Tenth street. at Wilson street:
FROM w. II. Patterson, asking for a
lamp At Thirteenth aud Forrest streets ;
~ {. sample, asking for gathering ou
Linden street near Jackson.
Drs. Howard Dg.o aud Slui:h Cnnp"~,
TIE va 'iro Il ,ials = submitted thCir
renprl for hi, y,ar
ar b.l, had vaccinarrd lag whites
ami 90 rolorrd aud Or, Cooper l2l6
W yates and rs co!ored, TIT y uninber VI
VACCINATIONS for he ear 1909
Mr. II, Ike pres, ntel apl bad read a.
o:diuauc" Tor th" b1I'er regulation Of
the tircnir n ard 10 pteVept da nag, at
fire.. he or!in! !nre wA- rad t~iC,
a Il then Ie,errel to The Law Com
mirtrr.
At five minutes after eight counc'}
a Ipurn"l having. ben Ia ~es.ir thiIty
tiy' minutes
During The evening tie following
Old"rS N,re drawn:
l'ohrr pay roll, - 6ij GS; Mi,nel'an.
eouS pny roJ s., i5i51; j. FrluIs Bail,
SlI1; john N Dunn, administrator,
Sli y, i I'm johnson, sIi.5S; a. A
+ .stpGrn, $500
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
P.paSHAl fisNp.

Ose Of the most euj 'yaole aht'rs OF
the s,a .On, WAS the srcJni annual b all
of tn. e L Marin Dem ,cra'is Club,
which took place in WohSt"r's ac1dh
my laG evening". The march started
promptly at ten 0 clio *. wi h cruncil-
r,an Gro. r. Barnhi,l on the lie "l, ac'
complnied bv ~ ether couple. Il cry
thing passed off pleasantly, aud tie
bal was pr,noulrel y sue 'esI by all
present. The ladies' on the march were
each pre- ented vita handsome pro.
pramne. A numb r Of invi'td guests
we're present from other societies and
nearly all the members OF the City
Council Hi'nsssed the grand ma ch.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
BOAAD EDUCATION.
A Special Srss On 0t Short Dura.
aiion-A Committee Appointed to
AYalnst the Hoard,

A special meeting of the Beard OF
Education was held last evening. Prcsi.
dsnt Conrad b,ing absent, DR.. A. Ii.
Grimshaw was, on motion, called to the
chair.
Tie meeting was called At the in
stance Of the President, to take action
upon the aui' now pending in the Unit
ell states Court, against the City aud
the Board Of Pubic Education.
The nature OF the suit is bn alleged
lhtflngeueuU upon patent sChOol
desk, which has been in use, for some
time past, in the public schools If this
city, the particulars of which were
pnoilsLcd in this paper, asAort time
40.
II was thought very strange, by the
members present, that 1he President
WIS absent, after he hpl called q spe-
c'al meeting, many of ia 81 present
knowing little or nothing about the
nature of 'he ease. Those who did
know anything about j., stated tie
facts as itr as they knew them
On moriOn of Mr.. X Macy, u com,u:'-
tie of three were appointed 10 rake such
"'''''i III liD LItsVl'' P' ''I'sJ -" ~ I,
and TO procure counsel il necessary.
The chair anpuiutoi McSsrS Kcuney,
LDhle and Morrow.
Mr.. kOnury, upon being appointed
Chairman Of the committee, very mod
"a y arO9" and said, thlt he bad no oh.
i'"uOns in being on the committee,
but lie did have SrIi ,us objections
OF being made chairman Of The said
com!n,tter
The chair then tr"uSpHSrl the con-.
mittec by nal ing NJ" Loblei! chair
man which vas heartily .ecouied by
The other mem oer5 of the i ard.
There h"irg no other business before
the Board, thev al louDeb.
After HE ADJOURNMENT CIy solicitor
Turner came in, aud read tue hl!!, ~
p'e'octrd in court, by The plai"tit,S,
and s,avb them MS opinion uron the
dltl:r-uj cla,us thag Wtrr made. The
case i brought up tlr argrmrHt, will
be- very interesting, md som Ii'H points
of law will be hrOnght out lt1l.o coz"
is p.shci the RJarl will employ lie
able rouasrl to be halin the o.ty aud
viii make u bitter tight iJr thrIr
FlpHtS
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
Vra Ennis Weiki,E tEntCi,.

New YoEK, Dee 30 The rr"ainihg
corl es anus in the Euni' p-Ges fian
match at Nh American lla1itu'c rink
are Uakiug notable scores An ahhi'
tluniI int, rest is iveu 10 the Iao hy
TIE c.pSeueS- of the re! Gt Hrrty Al Il
La 'ouIe Both men are lo>kl"g " ii
aud stow no signs of breating down.
At , o'ctock today ti,s scores were a.
f., low. Fitzgerald, $50 miles and !
| =: H,-rt,, 3tiS miles aud l'p; La
e rtsr, }G2 ullcS aud 4 laps, y r-inlc,
30; miles aud lap-; i rohne, 3lS miles
aud iaIs; Cox, 2SJ miles a"d . lapsi
Essen. 20 miles and = laps. Ennis has
let $500 even hat Filza" aid viii BEAT
he best r cold, the mot.ey, it ne vans
10 80 tn F.tzgrralJ TIE Latter is nov
only 3I2 mi IS behind the hest record,
that IA .d+ 10y Niut in May last st th"
Madison Ss5,ar' Garden. Nnt in th7
SIX days mate j7S miles AID 615 ards
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
y E1ISTER'S ORDER.
IL REGLsTRR's OYroB;(
NpW = arI "A G,IrNrx n.r 1891


Upon the Application Of Cecilia J. James,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of Samuel James, late Of
'encLi Ter Hundred, in said county, deceased,
i, /. ordered and directed by the Register
that he administrator afOre aid give notice,
of grant ng Of letters of Administration upon
the estate of t deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within jOrty days from the date I,
of such etters ia six Of the most public places {.
OF TIE county of New Cast g, requiring al!
ersOn La irg demands against the estate
to presen; the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly in such case made aud pr2vided;
and also cauee The same 70 be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY EBPUBLICAE ~
newspaper published in Wilmington and to
be continued therein three weeks (e-od
,~, Gi7en under the hand aud Seai
LIS. of Office of he Rogi af,res i'd at
N'-JJ Nyw Castle, in New Castle County
aforesa d, the day AMI year above wrttar.
5 q. BlHjS, Register.
NOTICE All persons having clai nsagainst
the estn.s OF the deceased must present the
t8me, daily atteste to the Adniui4tratrix on
o. befre December lAth, 4 d 1882 or abide
the hc Of 1 ssomhly n rch case Ii de and
provided. CECIL J. AMES,
Administrative.
Address :-"ooch's Biidse Del. dec-nt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
HitsN.=.a- ! lines at q west.

tn Sunday Schools CONNECTED "itl
| West Pres iytcrian ChurCh, n l.! then
| Ianlnlt Christmas entertainment last
avrri (, in the Sunday SclOol room,
ard ra1 pronounced ona Of tie most
Ell iyythle OF the season The sunday
| School room was tastC!u'iY aud hand
"On"ly decorated with rvrrgreenS, etc.
ON each side of The rla form s,ool Il
| arg" CHri~rm's .rre, Decorated in tinr
| yle. In the centre of the trees, an
| angel Was susneldtd from the ceiling,
vi IA an inv!sjbl" wire, which present.
| ed novel ssht, In 'he rear Of he
trees an arch Va. erected, trimmed with
ov, rgr ena, with the words, in large
letters "A Merry Christmas" Upon II.
The exercises were 0prnc Tith prtver
BY tive pastor, n"v. Mr.. Keigwin, after
whlc A!ic" Grjtlitn gave n rfci'a ion
r. Il ing to CuriStrnaS ;lmts, %ilcu was
0.O"ed with recitation tlom Oracle
Bard, ertitleI KS .uta Claus" Nnlner.
ouS solicitors were sung by tn choir,
which were Irrv iiut. THa latt piece
sung, before the distribution Of the
ca"dy, was hv the choir, e.t'led
Santa Claus" and was only about
half finished, when every head was
,urred toward the rear door, end the
sig that MT their anxious gaz', TILED
the hearts of the little ones with untold
joy, or here they b'hcid "Slnta Claus,
OF hom they have heard 50 much
about. He w.lked - the from and at
the conclusion of the hymn, and Went
amongst the children, after which
ne assisted the committee III distrlbu.
ting the good things to tla ct'llren.
The treat IS ackuow lcdsel 20 be the
bet Of The sea.on, and 60 'S,st,h "f an
abundance o. cakes, candies, oranga4,
etc, each and every scholar rec living n
large guam ity. The a'len lance was
large and ecpry ore present WAS made
hanpv. This year will ever be re'nem-
b'red iy the West people, AS t,c harpl-
lest one experienced since the organize
lion of the church, ald tucy Iavo great
cause to be- thauktdl.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
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to hon Jr the occasion, and the we'll
drilled p,lic" made no effort to Restrain
His WajeSty's yal suhjef:, who
crowded around the venicle with
cheers and shouts of welcome. !he
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reception and the bsst Of sfir rs, ia
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witch he was cImpslleI TO listen at the
wharf