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The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16
RpwIx scorr.


eo- Dignan, the nan Who Is supposed C) to
have shot aud killed young Franss. on John
street, Batisrs. las, spring. was tried 10 the s,s
Criminal Court las. geek and acquitted. Ills pal,
"Polly" Hopkins, who was tried here lately, and
whS SAs only an accessory to shs so;pe. was con-
vie,sd sEI srpt 70 the psniisntiary for aesn yaa.
Let Us hsarss sOrs stoU, the Baltimore eous,ys
eour, and juriss. II 10 nors than likely that IL
Dignan had been tried here he uosid have hasn
convicted Of Murder IN the arrt degree.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16

es-Ths Governor Of Virginia has announced
BY PFOelAma,iOn tha, the esnstisuiioaai amend
mss,'. rsPsAling the requirements Of capitalism
tar bafors man can exercise the suffrage In that
State. were ratified at the recent slestiea By .
large majority, and that they are nov In faIl force
and ereet
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16

csrT have not any sympathy with modern
spiritasiism," says Taimage. 81 believe itis born
in perdition. When see the rsvages Il makes
with human intsilects; when I see the homes Il
has devastated; when sec the bad morals that
very oftsn follow In ib wake. have no Jaifk in
~odsrH spirifuaii.m. think if John Milton and
George whiteasld have not anything better to do
than TO crawl under Rochester tsblss ssd rattle
ths leaves they had better stay home 10 glory"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16

eSMr. John W Garrett fSr The t~sniy -afth
time has bssa elected Prssiasss of the Baltiuers
Ohio RailrOad. The eoTosation ever uhish he
prssids' 10 ssrssinly In . very prosPsrOus eondi-
tea, al ef Which mast - very grAiifyiag 70 hin.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16

erMany Of the Democratic papers Of Mary
1snd IN their anxiety TO nsmeshs esming man, for
Governor. must not lose sight Of the fact that the
Republican party Of this old Commonwealth will
be very imporsan. factor In naming the next
Chief Masisirats. DonH forget a.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16
bf Denmark is truly n

fbf Denmark Is truly 4 paternal
fnding that during the recent severe
ssesnsr We royal foot guards we're suffering great
y from Colds and Coughs. this good old gentle
man ordered supply of DR. Ball's Cough syrup
Tor them and now the sentries arc happy.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16

Sc-It is reported that MS. MulIsn, proprietor
Of the 81. Cloud Hotel. Phi.dslpAiA, has purehas-
ed the Bedford Springs property, q, Bedford. Pa.
for e9se.eee.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16
New Advertisements.
T ECTURE.

The REy. JAMES NJ. MAXWELL, lately re-
turned from an Eastern tour. will lecture In
CHESTNUT GROVE CHURCH. Sweet Air, Hal.
timore county, on Thrrsday, slS iasf, at "A
o'clock ?. M. Sabjeet-sPAIN. Mr.. Maxwell
is an eloquent and interesting speaker, aad his
audience on that occasion will have a rare oppor-
tunity Of seeing through eyes that have lately aad
closely observed this interesting country, with is
records and ruins Of the past, and its manners
and customs and people so inviting Of an even
ing's study. (Dec. iG.-It.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16
New Advertisements.

f,HIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate Of
WILLIAM A. RUSSELL,
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. TO
the subscriber,
oa or L,tors fis 9fi day ef .J.iy. ISS3.
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted TO said e..
tate requested 90 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this i2ih day Of Dect., Iss2.
REISTER RUSSELL.
Dec. l6.-its.) Administrator.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The undsrsigaed hereby gives notice ,ha, any
shal John 7. Gray in Baltimore city, information
which will lead TO the arrest and conviction
other person who Cred n; and killed WILLIAM
A. RUSSELL, at Reisterstown. in Baltimore
county, on tho night Of November 2lst, lss:.
shall receive the rewards heretofore offered, and
shall not be prosecuted for any completely with
the person Who actually committed the deed.
DAVID u. MCINTOSH,
The States Attorney for baltimore county.
DKcEshER l5, Iss2. (Dee. I6.-3t.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16
M"'A' =" LON 81 MORTGAGE.


Money % loan on Mortgage In sums Of from
$500 10 5000. Apply TO
II. L. BOWEN.
Real Esia,s Agent, TOwsontown, Nd.
Nov. a.--tI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30
LOCAL., BRFVJTrES

! he east wind OF the past several DAYS
c"H"rd a high tide last night. which sui.
hlr"='''i nanny Of the old wharvcs allen" the
river trun!
young man named Baggctt. while gun
n:n& THIS morning. WAS badly injured about
the 'arr iy the explosion Of All overchar"cd
Gun. He WA attended by Dr. Lewis.
seven hundred and seventy permits have
:crn granted I" white children for entrance
/" the ,lAi'!ic schools. Tomorrow. Friday.
permits will be granted 10 colored children.
The election Of delegates in Alexandria
county TO the democratic Congressional
convention to meet in this city on WcdnGs-
day next. has been postponed till Saturday
ml@hl when mass meeting will be held at
Walker school house.
MISSES Cora and Eva GrymcS, the well
known and accomplished young ladies of
Eagles Nest, King George county. Va. have
presented the steamer Mattano, with a hand
some Str1amer. on whchis marked the mot
10 success. The steamer has been run
nlnG on the Potomac for several years.
y portion of Windmill Hill, in the First
ward, Facing the river front, caved in this
morning. Several First Warlcrs, who were
seated on the banks of the old hill listening
To the music of the buzz saw and watching
the building OF the vessel at the new shin
yard. narrowly escaped being buried alive
Mr.. George f.. Price will have salt water
tailnrs for sale At his stand in the market TO-
morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30
Mothers Mothers Mother

Are You disturbed III night aud broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and CRYING with the
cxcrnciatng pain Of cutting teeth? Ifsu, 30 at
once and get a bottle of Mrs. WINSI.DW'S SOOTU-
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little sut-
trrrr immediatcly-tlcpcnd upon il there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother ON earth
VIII" has ever used 1t, who will not tell you at
once that 1t Will regulate the bowels, and give
resi- to the mother, and relief and health to the
child, operating like magic 1t perfectly safe to
Use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of one of the Oldest and best L..
male physicians and nurses in the United state:
Sold everywhere. 20 cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND YIRGIXT7 1VFRT7SFR

Is 10 be played in this city to morrow after
Noon. commenccir. at 4:l5. between the
Alexandria Base Ball Association anil me
National S;ar nine. one OF ;hc :ics; n;3.,., II,
Washington. The game will probably bc
one Of the best played in Alexandria this
season. and the Association is making AZ
engagements t" accommodate large nun,3rr
OF spectators in the way of seats u,r the
grounds, &c. On Friday the Association
Will play The Wavcrlcy nine of Washington
Beach and Underwood, of the Association
nine. have been engaged to 60 to Richmond
with Washington club next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30

AN,~aNENrS h" Priacc~< Of Engiaf end
Nr1f'3 h,s'a">e. Alexander Dumas play
IN" "i'rj@rr~: %: lagrlad." was presented at
Arm'iy Hall last night 10y the Claire scott
Dramatic Company to Il small but apprcri-
"t'yr audience. The play was well received
an" III" fine acting Of Miss scott. and her
leading support. Mr.. :. h Coburn was fire.
H""ntly applaudcd. Miss SCOTS costumes
last night were very handsome The mem
hrr~ of the company left here this morning
after weeks stay in the city. where
they matIr Il number Of friends, COR Stauntnr,
Va. Miss Scott and Mr.. Coburn possess his
trionic talent that entities them to q liberal
patronage during thcirScuthcrn tour.
Mr.. {. Il. Bishop, one ofthe hest known
actors Oh the American stage. will appear
At ArmorE Hall. in this city. on Tuesday
night next supported by Mis-; Rose Osborne.
amt Il strong company. in \. c. Giuntrr'S
mcIo-dramalic comedy. in five acts. entitled
strictly business" The company will
bring some magnificent scenery. painted g.
p"rially for the play. by the scenic artist OF
iIavcrly'> Brooklyn Theatre. Mr.. Bishnl
never fails /" draw Il full house. The ~.
\rrilSrm"m appears elsewhere III to-day,
Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Aug. 81. 1852.
For the Middle Atlantic States WARMER, generally
ta;r weather. northeast To southeast winds sta
lirHary or lower barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30

To strengthen and build up the system. Il
trial will convince you that Browns Iron
Bitters is the best medicine made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30

Potter IrENS.-Edward julius, colorrd,
charged with robhin@ a hen roost in ward
near the Alexandria and Washington Rail
road dcpots Wa the only prisoner before the
Mayor this morning. Ii WAS discovered
that there were two parties engaged in ROT
bIng The hen r""st aHd Julius was commit
ted to Jail until the other thief could be ar.
rested when Il further examination Of the
matter Will take place. The old wonam
who reported the robbery at police head
quarters stated that her hen rooSt had been
robbed OF all the chickens it contained -
chickens that she had been saving for Il
long time 10 sell. OF the large number Of
chickens stolen only one has been recovered.
Dan Washington fined Yesterday So iu,
dISordcrly conduct and beating his wife.
was to-day sent TO Jail to 90 on the chain
gang for six months Dan has been llv-
pu"ntly complained OF for di<or1crly and
diS%rnCri@l conduct, but he has always c:-
capped for want of sufficient evidence to con-
wet hilm. Ills many escapes made him too
bold for hi own good. lIcwcmt to Jail very
reluctantly
An old crl0rcd woman named Hamilton
reported ii police adquarerS that her
adopted daughter. Lucy Hamilton fourteen
years "t aye. had left her home, calryin.
with her 50 and Il large quantity of cloth
ing. An investigation revealed that the Girl
had ilcl to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30
U..i.N'I'EI).

WANTED a situation in Il family or school,
w to TEACH the usual English branches, with
French. Latin and Music. Address TEACHER,
Box l:i; Alexandria. Va. uug2G-2w
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'. MARY'S ACADEMY,
NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
\ IL Y \ y d RIA, VIRGINIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE SISTERS
OF HOLY CROSS

OF HOLY CROSS.
will reopen MONDAY, SEPTEMBER T. 1850
for Boarding and Day Pupils
The Course Of Study will b.. thorough and ry.
tcnsvc, embracing all the branches of 4 solid and
| refined education
PARTICULAR attention is paid to Vocal and Instrl.
| mental Music
ram Sewingan every variety of Fancy Work
also the Rudlncns uf Vocal Music and Irlwinu
are taught without additional charge
FupliS OF all denominations received and while
great attention Is given III the religions inst rue.
ton OF Catholic students there is no Influence,
Used TN those ri different belief.
Terms moderate For further particulars an.
ply 10 lauglS-lm SISTER SUPERIOR.
4 ELLINGTON INSTITUTE.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
The Sixteenth Annual Session will begin on WE'D.
NESDAl, September Goth, 1SS2. Course OF
Study complete and thorough. Terms moderate
Circulars can he obtained ut the Institute n f.
corner of Duke and Washington streets. or ON an.
pication to Miss REBECGA G. POWELL
ahgz--lm Principal.
Nj SS GEORGIA ARNOLD will resume the
1NI duties Of her school WEDNESDAY. Srptcm.
Der -. lSS2, over the German Banking Co.
klNDERGARrEN SYSTEM taught in the
Primary Department.
Daily practice in CALlSTHENICS
Terms moderate. Apply at No. 1U7 Queen 81,
aug22-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30

Tie Iron WOREs.-A car load Of oil ar-
rived II the works of the Potomac &Ianl-
featuring Company i'll this city yesterday.
and Preparations are being made toT II -"
-ul"r;ja!l 81 operations which have h"'i:
~t!-pruird :or several weeks past, III this
establishment. y letter received here from
Boston Monday last sayr the machinery ~
The rolling and i,cilrr plate rnilI to he cree
I'll at the works Viii arrive here i'll :. Jew
day. The Lon" suspension nt "pcrai,r-
al Thu works mss created lIIc impI,' -,'I
III the m!n!. Il n#ny th:' the iirs: al
lrInp; 10 v-iHj IN iri..ul!tu';"li'r III This "Ill
on AZ v.:cri. ~. scar war;, prove Il failure,
but a! ,.n,t:.....iIN ,.trT,si,d in ;h2 enter.
u.i-,' declare inut. hr matter what outsiders
may think. ID" company Is how Oh Il firm
and permanent basis. and that they are
satisfied with The progress, although slow.
tina; j. benz mad. Mr.. John lladley. II
man Of long experience IN The iron business
and 10 las hrrn informed that hi con
Hcctiun with the company in this city j.
permanent. says that he knows positively
that the ~ic,r~ uI the enterprise is assured.
AMI thar at! II" PrnmiScS made 10y the com
lany Viii 10 Miurc thaH fulfilled: thai one
firm alone il he North h#- agreed To take
two huHtiici tons Of the company 5 iron
ana rciiiiHct@ are BENZ made to supply
othcr firms: that the fact OF Northern firms
becoming: customers o! the company shows
that "nr Of the chief obstacles has he. II
ovcrcu!Mc- hat OF securing Il market fer
new brand of iron. The idea of building
iron vessels here by the company has
not been given up, and work on the schoon-
cr now being built at the new ship
yard is being pushed with Il view
Of @cttim" the vessel off the stocks
early in October. when it is thought there
will be developments of IN encouraging na-
tUrc. The company has made its second
paymrn; OF about $4,000 Oh the property, in
which all lis furnaces are located. recently
purchased by it from MessrS John y. Az
new x Go. Capt. J. B. Archer, President
of the Company. is still in Boston on bust
ness. but his early return is looked for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30

BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30

a BUGGY RIDE AND 4 BROKEN THIGH.
Wesley Jackson, colored, of Occoquan. went
buggy riding Sundaylast While on the road
The horse became frightened and ran away
In the race the colorcd man was thrown
ont OF the vehicle in the road and the buggy
WAS completely wrecked When the horse
reached his stable with only portion of the
buggy attached to him. search was made for
Wesley and he was discovered in the road
IN an unconscious condition. Hewas rcmoy-
cd 10 his house where it was found that in
the fall he had broken his thigh, besides
sustaining other injuries about the body.
Ii viii BE a long time before he takes anoth-
CT buggy ride.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30

toLoREp EArTIsT CHuRCH-A Baptist
Church. icolOrcd To be known as the
Laurel Grove Baptist Church." was Or
@anlzed at Franconia station on the A. K. F.
Hallway a few miles from here BY Rev.
l.. ". Brooks, Of this city. on the 9th inst.
The neighborhood has not before had a
SIMILAR church. the nearest being or s
miles distant Elder Brooks found the little
community several years ago without 4
sunday school or place of worship. He
mas now organized school rs we'll as church
ana conducts services on Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30
EDUCATIONAL,
SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS

ia'ialcrro VIII open SchoGl for small bows
"l % south Royal street. on WEDNESDAY S,,-
4 t'.t 1oCll. aug1 -ruNSlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30

NLOSiNG OUT SALE OF TARLEDAMAsKS
aug3 At AMOS d or W GGn,n I'd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-08-02

ORLEANS COUNTY REPUBLICAN Con-
vENTIoN. The republicans of Orleans
county met in mass convention at 1risburgh
Saturday, to nominate senators and coun-
ty officers. There was an attendance of
between 800 and 400 voters. The conven-
ton was called to order by B. r. D. Car
penter of tie county committee. The
officers of the convention were rs follows:
President, Hon. Josiah Grout, Jr., of
Derby; vice presidents, S. Nye of Cow
entry and Judge Hastings of Craftsbury
secretaries, G. H. Blake of Barton and c.
F. Ranney of Newport. For first senator
Mr.. w. G. Elkins of Troy nominated w.
D. Crane of Newport. This was second
ed by E. Lane and others, and Mr.. Crane
was nominated. For second senator W.
F. Templeton of Glover received the
nomination. The ticket was completed as
follows; Assistant judges, N. c, Hoyt of
Westfield and A. P. Dutton of Craftsbury
sheriff, I. I. Patterson of Craftsbury;
Judge of probate, o. II. Austin Of Barton
Landing, the present incumbent; states
attorney, G. A. Prouty ofNewport; bailiff,
j. G. Orne of Westmore. The convention
was very evenly divided on the senator
ship. d. M. Camp Of Newport and w.
w. Goss of Greensboro being beaten by
only two or three votes. Some dissatis-
faction is expressed at the result, and the
end may not yet be. The convention was
called on a very busy day. II was voted
to change the manner of holding future
conventions from mass to delegate, the
basis Of representation to be the same as
to state conventions. The county com.
mi,tee consists Of George II. Blake of
Barton, d. M. Camp of Newport and J.
Z Chamberlin of Albany.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-08-02

The equalizing board for this county
met at the court house yesterday and are
still in session. The following members
constitute the county convention of listers
Barre, George W. Bassett; Berlin, Orison
Fits; Cabot. V. H. Towne Calais, NJ. A
Kent; Duxbury, d. A. Gray; East Mont
pclier, George Keiton; Fay ston. Stephen
johnson; Marshfe!d, G. w. II. Dwnell
Middlesex, William Chaplin; Montpelier,
c. j. Gleason; Moretown, b. Mayo;
Mortified, J. G.. Gallup; Painfield,
Willard S. Martin; Roxbury, A. j. Averill
Waitsfeld, C. f. Jones; Warren, r A.
Eldredge; Waterbury, o. w. May;
Woodbury., L. o. Leonard; Worcester,
c. c. Tewksbury.
Mr.. Dwinell is chairman and Mr.. Bas.
sett secretary Of the convention. The
valuation of real estate made this year
shows the following Increase in percent
age over that made in 1879 Barre, Sc
Berlin, AZ; Cabot. Al; Calais. 40; Dux.
bury, 48; East Montpelier, s.; Fayston,
so; Marsh6eld, 80; Middlesex, So; Mont
pelier, 1872; Moretown, 62; Mortified
"a; Plain6eld. 81; Roxbury. II; Waits.
field, SO; Warren, 81; Waterbury, sc
Woodbury., 50; Worcester, 60.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-08-02
From Our Regular Correspondent.
Our European Letter.
LONDON, Eng, July ]

LONDON, Eng, July Is, 1872.
We shall have distinguished visitor
next month Londoners always like
popular pet, and now that Jumbo has gone
people have been signing for new favo
rite. They will no doubt make lion of
Cetewayo, who next month is to visit our
shores, and, although we have to thank
that dusky monarch for the loss of few
thousand English soldiers, we feel conf.
dent he will have cordial reception.
For, after all, Cetewayo is great man in
his way. The Zulu King was anything
but dot in the management of his savage
subjects. and by no means wanting, either
in the capicity of a great general, without
anything to call either civil, or mill
tary, or naval establishment; nay, for the
matter of that, without schools, clergy,
Judges, or even jurors-without even
wardrobe Cetewayo after keeping large
region of the British Empire in terror for
some years, inflicted upon us one of the
most terrible defeats in our recent history.
Keeping himself we'll informed Of our
movements, he saw with soldiers intui.
ton the weak point and the happy mo-
ment, and destroyed half a regiment
before it could even occupy its assigned
position. There is no person in this coun-
try, from the lowest to the highest, that
will not be bound to look on him with
exalted respect. Cetewayo would not
have tolerated " obstruction as our Par
liaments have done. Cetewayo would
have buried tArabi Pasha in the tombs of
the Pharoahs months ago. The only
guest of the kind--prisoner of war, we
suppose he must DO called-to compare
with HIM is Napoleon Bonaparte, who
exceeded Cetewayo in his projects, it is
rue, but who had all the resources of a
great and populous nation laid at his SER
vice. The royal captive most to compare
with him is that Caractacus whom our
children love to read Of, who by his noble
bearing saved Rome from the infamy of
numbering him, and through whom the
first Christian church was founded in these
isles.
had the pleasure to be one of the party
who accompanied tho French engineers
who with VIM. Lesseps paid n visit on
Saturday to the works Of the Submarine
Continental Railway Company at Dover.
and inspected the tunnel, which has been
run out under the Channel for distance
of over a mile. We were lowered six at
time in nm iron " skip" down the shaft
into the tunnel. At the bottom Of this
shaft, 1863 feet, below the surface of the
ground, the mouth sof the tunnel was
reached, and we took our seats on small
tramcars which were drawn by workmen.
So evenly has the boring machine done It's
work that one seemed to be looking along
great tube with slightly downward
set, and as the glowing electric lamps,
placed alternately on either side of the
way, showed fainter and fainter in the far
distance, the tunnel, for anything one
could tell from appearances, might have
had It's outlet in France A journey Of
IA minutes, however, not counting a stop
page for refreshments when 1000 yards
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-08-02
County Politics.

Tho Republican County Convention
which meets here next Saturday has I'M
portant work before II, since changes arc
to be made In most of the offices. There
has been general wish expressed that
the county return to the old custom OF
changing but one senator each term, and
Mr.. Dillingham; was freely spoken of for
reelection. But he declines to allow the
use of his name for another term. Mr..
Plumley. who 1t was supposed would have
strong support for a nomination, also takes
himself absolutely out of the field. This
leaves the present outlook in favor of
Judge Willard S. Martin, of Plainfeld,
and Mr.. E. X. Jones. of North field.
Mr.. Pitkin, who has served but one
term as State s Attorney, and whose unan-
imous denomination was certain, not by
custom alone, but by regard for the best
good OF the county. refuses to accept re
nomination because Of the demands of his
own professional business. For sheriff we
have heard no name canvassed except
that of Frank H. Anterior, of Duxbury.
Mr.. Atherton made his mark as the officer
who ferreted out the Meaker murder, a
piece .of work that was but sample of
his good service as an officer. 1t does not
appear now that there will be opposition
to the denomination of Judge Tilden for
Judge of Probate. The mistaken custom
of changing one assistant judge every
term will OF course again prevail. Mr.. j.
NJ. Fisher. of Cabot, is most prominently
named as Judge Coburn's successor.