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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-12-02

BALTIMORE, June 4, 1881.


MIR. A. II. METTEE- y '''''
near Sir: The following is an extract from n
letter received a few days ago from a lady person
ally known to me, who has been troubled with n
cough since October last and had tried many other
remedies without any relief. The lady saws: ~
have been waiting to see the effect OF Pulmona
which would show for itself If you could see me
NY cough has left me entirely, and feel like an
personal knowledge this good result has been
brought about by the of bit one bottle of Phi
mona. The lady In question is an intimate friend
of Fallston, Hartford county, this State, and her
name will be cheerfully given to any one wishing
to verify the above statement Very respectful
~, yours, r. B. DUvALI.
American Office.
Pulmona is sold by Il. Wyatt Baker. Bel Air,
Md. Price so cents. o5noyIm
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THE BALTIMORE AND ONO through railroad
appears to hang fire. Negotiations are in pro-
gress with Mr.. George F. Work, who controls
the charter ofthe Philadelphia and Chester coun-
ty railroad, which has charter-privilege through
West Philadelphia. If they should secure this
it is thought the road would be built northwest
erly from it in Upper Darby, and strike the
Readings main line near Mill creek.
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On Thirty DAYS Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Vol-
tac Belts and other Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to young men and older persons
who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost vi
tality, etc., guaranteeing speedy relief and COM
pete restoration of vigor and manhood. Also
for rheumatism Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and
Kidney difficulties, Ruptures, and many other
diseases. Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Ad-
dress Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich
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Report of the Grand Jury
on THE
Condition of the Almshouse and IaiI.
r,r,,,. 900,
NOVEMBER TERM, 1881.

To tie Hon. lanes d. WATERS
Jtdge Of the ThtId Judicidi District of Nd.
THE Grand Jury for Hartford county, as re-
l. quired by law respectfully state to your
Honor that they have examined great number
of witnesses, and have made presentments in
thirty cases. These presentments are generally
for minor offences.
They have visited the Almshouse and the farm
connected with it, and they found both well man
aged.
They have also visited the Jail and found con-
fined in it 10 prisoners.
They found the Jail in as good condition as
such building can be kept.
They respectfully recommend that a new din
ing room and kitchen be erected for the use of
the overseer of the Almshouse, as those now in
use are not fit for occupancy, and they trust that
this improvement will be made without unneces-
sary delay. L. NJ. ALLEN
2dec Foreman
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Congress will meet on Monday next
The Republicans, with the assistance of the
Greenbackers, will be able to control the or
ganzation of the House. AS n consequence
the Republican candidates for Speaker are
numerous. The disappointed ones, as far as
possible, will probably be solaced with the
chairmanships of important committees.
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We are indebted to Messrs. John Ryan
~ Co., of Baltimore, for copy of their new
specimen book of printing types. The book
is printed in the best style OF topographic art,
and shows to perfection the exquisite type,
borders, &c, cast by this well known FIRM
An acquaintance of many years with this ex-
cellent firm warrants us in recommending
them and their type to the printers of Mary
land
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Feeble Ladies'.

Those languid, tiresome sensations, causing YOU
slant drain that is taking from your system ali its
elasticity; driving the bloom from your cheeks !:
that continual strain upon your vital forces rem,
moved by the use of that marvellous remedy, Hop
Bitters irregularities and distractions of your
system are relieved at once, while the special
cause OF periodical pain is permanently removed.
VIII you heed this?-Cincinnah saturday Night.
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A berdeen,

The members and many friends of the South
ern Methodist church, met at the home of their
pastor on last Saturday night, and surprised him
with heavy pounding.
MIR. VIM. j. Fulton, with his family will re-
move to Philadelphia this week, where they viii
spend the winter.
Mr.. Jas. b. Baker will build a large addition
to his canning house this winter, and be ready
for operations in time for next season.
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MORE SHEEP KILLED BY DoGs.-On Wednes-
day night of last week flock of sheep on Moore
land, near Bel Air, the farm occupied by Mr.. Jerc
miah Sullivan, were attacked by dogs, which
killed five and wounded three of the flock. The
sheep belonged to cx-Shcrff Wakcman f. Nor
gan
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PulmOna.-E. Wyatt Baker, druggist, Bel
Air, Nd, always has full supply of Pulmona,
the greatest known remedy for coughs, throat
and lung trouble 1t requires only n fair trial to
convince one of its efficacy. Free from morphia
O. any othor anodyne. Price 20 cents. 11no6m
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AcOated tongue, headache, bad taste I'm the
mouth; dull, ,drowsy feeling, are sure indica-
tons that your liver is torpid and that there is
Laroaue's Anti Bilious Btters quickly and effec-
tually correct these evils. % cents a paper and 81
son streets.
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One day last week, IN Baltimore, Judge
Gilmor fined juryman $50 for being ten
minutes late in reaching court. 1t is presum-
ed that the man was on time the next day.
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MA RRlED.

GILBERT-HUGHES.- 20, 1881, at the
Parsonage, Aberdeen, by Rev J. W. Steele,
MARTIN l.. GILBERT and Miss LUCY v,
daughter of Mr.. Amos II, Hughes, of Hartford
ca
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IN MElIORIAM.

On November 10th, 1881, PHILIP II. LOVE,
aged 80 years and months.
In the full possession of life, surrounded by a
circle of devoted friends, with bright hopes for
the future possessed of kind, generous nature
that endeared all hearts to him. he has gone down
to the tomb. Calmly and peacefully his spirit
passed away, without pain or struggle and it is
humbly believed was translated. through the
mediation of his blessed Redeemer, to that rest
which remaineth for the people of God. Those
who loved him best, whose hearts are bleeding I'M
der the blow, who will miss him around the fire
side of the family circle of home. while they sor-
row yet may rejoice that a kind and heavenly
Father has taken the suffering one to His bosom,
and to land where the inhabitants shall never
say II am sick" He has left them upon earth
but to join that part of the family that in heaven
awaits their coming.
Calm on the bosom of thy God
Fair spirit, rest thee now;
Fen while with us thy footsteps trOd
His seal was on thy brow.
All is dark within our dwelling,
Lonely is our home to-day;
For the one whose smiles did cheer us,
Has forever passed away.
FAREWELL farewell, our father dear;
Life is sad without thee here.
Oh ! may we meet in Heaven above,
Where all speacc and joy and love.
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One trial will convince you that it is the BEST
ASK your dealer for the Frazer Axle Crease and
take no other. Every box has our trade mark on
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OYSTER SUPPER.-The ladies of the Grove
presDy,er"n church y SlEs an dSysSSSs
9th and 10th. Doors open at o'clock, P. NJ.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY Sd. 1851.


At IL o'clock, NJ, all that
Lot or Parcel of Ground,
called and knowa by the name of SCOTS Hope
we'll" situate in Hartford county and State Of
Maryian and containing
THREE E}RES or LAND, MORE OR LESS,
being the same and all of the land described in a
deed from Wiiilam Il. Munnikhuysen and wife to
and recorded in Liner w. III. D., No. Is. folio 235
one OF the Land Records of Hartford county,
aforesaid, and the same and all of the land of
which Patrick CrOnin, late of said county, died
seized. This Lot adjoins the land of DIR. Lewis j.
Williams, and IS improved by a comfortable
TWO STORY DIV ELLiNG HOUSE, Stabling for
four horses, Corn House and Milk House and
Hen House. There is pump of never failing
water at the door.
There is on this place asmall quantity of almost
every variety of choice Fruit. having been se-
lected and planted by Mr.. CrOnn in his life time
This lot is about one-half mile distant from the
town of Bel Air, Mt the intersection of the road
leading from Bel Air to Forest Hill with the road
leading from Mooro's Mill to the White House.
upon which roads it has a considerable frontage
making it worthy the attention Of any person who
wants land upon which to build Houses to rent
and its close proximity to Bel Air makes it very
desirable and valuable for a home
Any person wishing land near Bel Air for either
of the above purposes, would do well to give the
above some consideration, as such rare opportu-
nifty may not present itself soon again.
TERMS OF SALE.
that one-third of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day of SALE onc-third in six
months, and the balance in twelve months from
the day of sale the credit payments to be secured
by notes of the purchaser, with surety approved
by the trustee and bearing interest from the day
of sale. On the payment OF the whole purchase
money the trustee is authorized to execute deed
of conveyance.
2dec JOHN S. YOUNG, Trustee.
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PLAYS! PLAYS! Plays! Plays!

FIN ~! FLA fSI PLAYS PENHS!
For Reading Clubs, for Amateur Theatricals,
Temperance Plays, DrawngRoom Plays, Fairy
Plays, Ethiopian Plays, Guide Books. Speakers,
Pantomimes, TablcauX, Lights, Magnesium
Lights, Colorcd Fire, Burnt Cork, Theatrical Face
Preparation, Jarley's Wax Works, Wigs Boards,
Moustaches, Costumes, Charades, and Paper
Scenery. New Catalogues sent free, containing
full DESCRIPTION and prices. SAMuEL
York. deer
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The public are cautioned to ask for Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup and take no other. Price p cents.
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Keep your family well supplied with "Sel-
lers Cough syrup" Use it in time; you will
avert bronchial and pulmonary affections. 25
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gro A WEEK. $l2 day at home easily made
% q Costly outfit free. Address TRuE & CO.,
Augusta, Maine. ufebly+
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A BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES-MA
IA NIFICENT holiday presents; square grand
pianofortes, four very handsome round corners
rosewood cases, three Ilnisons, Beattys matchless
iron frames stool. book, cover boxed, 5000 Is to
$29I.50; catalogue prices $500 to $1,000 satisfac-
ton guaranteed or money refunded after one
years use upright pianofortes, Sl25 to $3.50 cat
aogue prices, $500 to $500; standard panofortes
of the universe. as thousands testify; write for
mammoth list of testimonials; Beattys cabinet
organs cathedral, church, chapel, parlor, $50 up
ward; visitors welcome; free carriage meets
trains; illustrated catalogue (holiday edition.
free. Address or call upon DANIEL +. BEAT
TY. Washington. New jersey. deer
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BY j. s. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.

v A LU ABLE STOCK,
TO WIT:
| Thoroughbred Short Horn Bull, one Grade
Short Horn Yearling Bull pair fine young Oxen,
several Steers, suitable for feeding, Is good Mich
Cows, selected in the most careful manner for
their good milking qualities. One-half of them
are springers; the remainder will be fresh early
in the winter. Also lot of Milk Cans.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of go and under cash on day of sale
on sums over that amount credit of ten months
will be given, purchasers giving their notes,
bearing interest from the day of SALE with APP
proved security.
No stock will be delivered until the terms of
sale are complied with. All the stock offered will
positively be sold
dec2 j. THOMAS BRADFORD.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
ID Hartford county, sitting as a Court of Eqnity,
Cho subscriber, as Trustee, will offer at Public
Air, on
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The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
that one-t third of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day of SALE on the ratitica-
ton thereof; one-thrd in six months and the
balance in twelve months from the day of sale
the credit payments to be secured by notes of the
purchasers, with surety approved by the trustee
and bearing interest from the day of sale On the
payment of the whole purchase money the trustee
IS authorized TO execute deeds of conveyance.
farties wishing to examine this property will
receive all desired information from BENJAMIN
silver, ESQ.,, or DR.. Sllas b. Silver, near Chenille.
III longer credit than prescribed by the decree
should be desired, arrangements for extension
can probably be made with the parties in interest.
HENRY ID. FARNANDIS, Trustee.
j. s. Richardson, AuctiOneer novl8
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE BOARD OF
County School Commissioners,
HARTFORD COUNTY,
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending September 30th, 1884,
Published i'm accordance with the re-
qutremenfs OF chapter 4, SectiOn7,
of the State school Law.
Fiscal Year Ending September 3Oth, 1881

In presenting the Annual Statement for
the past year the Board has endeavored to
give as full a statement as is consistent with
economy in advertising, and it is specially
requested that taxpayers refer to the State
Report, soon to be published, for fuller infor-
nation.
III the following tables the amount receiv-
ed from book fees has been deducted from
the total expenses of each school Including
cost of books and the balance divided by the
number of pupils enrolled during the year
Numbers in parentheses show the cost when
the rent is deducted from the total cost
White Pupils ON roll 1SS0-s1 1887
Colored Pupils on roll 1SS0-S1 903
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PUBLIC SALE
PU BIIC SALE
OLA
" a l III a b lie r I'M
Agricultural Implements,
Canning Fixtures, sc.

TIN f. undersigned will sell at Public Auction, at
L his residence, near Rock Run church, two
miles from Lapidum,
, 1881-11-29
FRANCE,

1IANS1nAIt ITANLIS IN PARIS,
PANS, Nov: 2s.-lIa,,iipal Ilaniin, tlIe
now United States Minister to Sbain. j,as ar.
rived Here, accompanied by II daughter Of
Secretary Blnlnc.
sD1ssrE.
Mcissohier. tho artist. yesterday gaye a
sntr1e In honor Of the American rtotovra-
pier WHO Invented tic process By which p],o-
tograps can bo taken OF min ais in the
swEftcst motion.
:. THE aovEESoHsn1r OF ALGERIA,
Firina1l ltas ACCEPTED the Caoyernors],Ep Of
Algeria on terms wl,ich will reduce 1t to r.
,lIcro nfefcct. The appointment is believed
only temporary, 10 give Gambetta time to
prepare serious reforms In tho at!lnlnistra-
tIon Of Algeria.
liEPtnrIc.AH Welcomes.
PARIS, Nov. 2s.-Rcpubltcan journals l;o-
llove, from Tic results Ut elections fnr Scnn-
tor'al delegates yesterday, TINT the Right Will
lose twonty seuts IN the Senate. Tie returns
arc very Incomplete.
MORTON GONE 10 MEET NurHEtronD II.
The Soir says: "Alrs. Morton, wife Of tho
American Minister, Is indEsposed; and, by
tho advice Of ],er doctors, will 20 VIII, Iii,
Morton to pass December Mt Cannes, where
they WILL meet ex-presidcnt Hayes"
, 1881-11-29
RUSSIA

ST.. PErERsnutlo. Nov. a5,-A great stir
has beon uale in the Nlhilistlo camp by the
following discovery: About yeas ago d
jew named q. Il. was denounced by some
petsot, wilo haa q private score to settia witt,
him, aud was arrested. After Id had been
asked d few questions, It beca.ne clear tint
llo was one .of tue cll!eI members OF tic
Central Revolutionary Committee. llalnado
q clear breast tf 1t. and denounced over
sixty OF his aocomplloes, aud took tho police
to his laboratory oit the banks Of the Nsya,
where elk MEN were captured In tie very
act Of manufacturing dynamite. 4 large
supply Of explosives was folltld iii the labor
asoEy' 'As result Of this truacl4ery several
, 1881-11-29

Work Of tile Relic Bureau.
CLEVELAND. u. Nav. :,s.-rhe Garfield RELIC
nureau, haslng xrat,itul,aiy disposed Of nh tho
drapery and 'it,rAl decorations rs souvenirs. In
M" tu prepared to Sell Ut small cost fuc-sjn1-
lies of tho beautiful shtcld which or,lamentcd
tho corner Ut the chtAfnluc, casots, funs, canes,
brackets. fFa'ncs, watthh0lt1crs, anu various
lumber OF tho pavilion. Receipts hcynnu Tic
cost Of manufacture will be given to tho n,pru-
htent fund. Circulars arc furnished on nppltca-
tlon, 1nclos[ny return postage.
, 1881-11-29

tnAaf.S IN ci.ANE, KERRY. AND f.nurr.
eM Msnos. ssr., i Nov y, pa Dublin correspond,
housss wcro fired tntn ;y.t t'aro .ra aloI'e syel
sacs ID ho 'uavs's nay,"as Wete pub'slled Hesist-
last abatc but ra,I.r u ret Is fiot Ill tho
Acork corrcs,andnut l"i's, 'nclease!i." ac.' ::
aruel nlcn rccr,,'u "u.t '',... says: "A party OF
seah har,l liejat,,, uw ,,ear tnS t,t!s ose , o.
sause Gle llad 9iy,, @ lu1o,1',,'. - suo's !leF ho
!se iler chilren t1,ro..s ots'atlon 70 t!le 20
! @tlF mo,ller fl, ..rrn. e" Nv, ulen1se,Vcs upon
eefsla cllasxo n s1,nt "'iu o1'e tn o. lhe' re-
E''y then left the nn.o h. u, n,tan tno !ega: TIC
efQlsn tha ,,,.a..I s"1e"ts VI 'ueatlls not tO
kvh .rfssteI M eeosfe,.ee. u" a.s Six persons tavo
<s%sa Sss!sx' h 's S.s sa{ass OF being COLI
, 1881-11-29

tIreo FnEs In I've. sfdorb won tho first futt In
Itt'eef' minutes. collar tn c1t,ow, III t,arnrss;
'so.s tho stcn.,d fnf Ut rtectt siinnle. cntcH rs
cntE'h ctt Atk'rc tho third fn +l,,o l,ol,l, h,
, tht4n tIinhtus: ltoas tic fourth fall sxttIur tp
gln0w. IN bHtiiess. ttG ni!fttt: ltt,es tf1e Hfth
10ll and match IL eiXtlteet, tnnutes.
, 1881-11-29

Buy no holiday present without seeing Dr.,
Scott's bcaMtif,,l Electric lfnir and Flesh
Brushes. They always bnl,cht the we'll, and
nnaryeloMs,y nIl cure HEADACHES. neuralgia, DALI
Price refunded II not as representeI At
drug lnu fAt1cy stores. >''
, 1881-11-29

d1aetaf QGpateA 10 TIA CAt<aeo 1tttun4,
LoUisyILLs. KY. Nov. :a.-Tho wrestling
match between Low Moore aud Duncan Isoss
.ook piaoe tonight according to program At
l1IederkraAz Hail In tho presence OF about 500
apcotAtoEs. The mAtch Was SO Il sldo, best
, 1881-11-29

porsons wero sentenced. and two men, named
iw'"towslsy ind Pors!lna1tlff, hAnHcd Oct. &.
y low tlays nfterwnr1
THE At;fnot.rrfEs ANNOUNCED TsIE nYAr,t
VI q. q. Tue l'osIy, 1iarribly ll,ttlnted nInl
a's'tRnrot'. was l'atidcf over to some jewish
l!lchs' ail tiic steil tIla1l buried In tic 1snnc
| Ccthetcfy. i!lc atfatf htastu Il great stl,sa-
ttota III The tt''le, aial II WIS believed q, e..
laa oeeI murdered I'll D:43oD. either By tlu
uutn.!,lca a,,.. Or NY snnlo aveiglng Sthtiists.
wien t'lo botly reached the JIwts.t l,uryllrt-
eronho llle rabbl ref,!sctl to receive It with
Wv "eele'heIte VI !tlehtlty. Tine Of the six
xa'arlacs ,e.. M VINO l1al escorted tho botly went
..;ts a.xM ~ 1ho n1ttess gnu presently retul.lrtt
Will aeat'l-ccft'ilcatc filled np with &. g.
4t'. ,n.'ae' 0tu apparently perfectly regular rho
'npo' ""s coa'i'lcctl thefe''y tslat tic corpse
s, WIS iea,lS thht OF tilo jew, ant tic funeral
"'o"e" "te.ts ~ ta&c piaec' lNe astonishing rus-
s.'iuis "laao ~ tito Hisslili phl!ce lately,
aie numerous affests mute IN consequence,
,' ~" tie certainty with which naralioIf null
".s 6ucecssof, hislow. were evidently utNpr-
nt1llRt set the Nl'llllsts Mt work to iinsl out
ilc man who wfs
rh0V1Sa 10 DESTRUCTIVE 70 THEM,
investigations were frattless for n long timr,
.n nat ~ last cltancc. put them Oh the track.
Thelr denon,icrr tnrns out to Ia 1u other
tlun G. g., who ii a1yd MID, well. md in tj,o
pay OF tic Russian pollcc Il, New York. 1t
Is now Known tflat he tl,rtlgt tra[toron thrto
cohsiit10hs-,lrst,t tint hc should linrr IL FREQ
pardon second, tl'at IFS death III tho fortrras
si,oula no proclaimed and fully uttestca;
th'fa,: TINT he sios.'d be ptycti eb,000 rub!cs
to Rtf to America, The mttcn ry,e,,tn,t
, 1881-11-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Taca1Istcr's Cough Mixture In fast su-
EorscinE nl other remedies In Chicago for tho
discusses incAtaRtal to ol1r serGra wl,lter season.
John i. Lee, corncr taIsteu aud Harrison
atrcetat aud ali lrnGgFets,
, 1881-11-29
1fUATAE.
HldH-HANDED ACTION Of THE CENTRAL
AMEfStr1

1lId1I-IANUED ACTI0N IF THE OENTNAL,
AMERICANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. as.-Unlfed States
Consul Hrrchard. at Iluatan, las informcd
dominique cefolu' {; Son, Of this city, Of the
selz,ite Of thcif Schooner, May Evollnc, 1T
utilla BY Honduras soldiers and the arrest
OF the Captain; that new Captain aid crew
Ind Slipped ana the vessel had been takcn
to Ruatan. whore the Captain is Imprisoned,
Bond for his re1ease Is refused. The matter
Will be called to tho attention Of the author
tiles at Washington. The Gauss Of arrest
was alleged informally in the schoonor's
manifest OF merchandise during September.
The vessel had gono to Utflla twice since.
but was not molested It'll tho 8t!1 Of Noyem-
G3r.
, 1881-11-29
THE EAST.

oSsrANTISorLE, Nov. 2s.-Two Turkish
off!ciais went to tho Austrian 13ost-otlico here
and asked for tho Greuk mall, but tic de-
lnand Wis refused. Tho letters were con-
yeyed to Tho Greek legation, d1ltl thence dis.
ttlhntett By tl'e postlnan formerly employed
by the Greek post-of1ice.
0ARFIELU,
CoSsrANTISopLE, Nov. a8-Wallace, tho
American Minister, presented to tho Sultan
today a incssnge from President Arthur,
thanking him forhts expression of condo
lencc for GarlielA's death, and for his cun.
RratulntIons on his own accession to the
Presidency.
Tho pllysfcfan dispatched to 1Vitze dis.
trlct, Laziston, reports tho statement that
the plague had appeared there Is untounded,
, 1881-11-29

DEATH or ONE OF THE KEARSARGE HEROES
= P0nrl.ANn. Me-, Noy. .5.-Edwurd Ef pfpbto
Formerly Lieutenant Commander U. 8. NJ, und
Ens'xn on tho kearsargo when she captusud ths
Alabama. died tonight, nge.l 10.
, 1881-11-29
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PIANOS.
PIANOS.
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