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MINIATURE ALhfANAU,
DEATHS

MIX In Hamden, Tuesday morning June 6, sudden y, Capt. Edward A. Mix, aged 6U years The funeral services will take place at the chapel in the Old Cemetery at II o'clock this (Friday) morn ing CALLAHAN-In Seymour, June ?, John Callahan, aged 32 years. CHAT' 1ELD-Tn Pittsburg, Pa., F. s. Chatfeld, son of Clark Chatfeld of Seymour.
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Boarb anb Rooms.
ROOM WITH ROARD
FOR SALE,
Notice to Owners of wreeks.

c ENEMY FIVE cords of fcrG- loot hard wood, fit E9 for mediate l,so. Address
 CHARLES HARRINGTON, Iu,25 If FArmington Ct.
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"ANlEbs 4 intelligent girl core maker. to take charge of A few small girls to make cores for brass fau- ces manufacturer. Apply or address
 JJHN SIMMONS
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WANTED.

4 GIRL for general houtevorE; one that under A stands working and is willing to go in the quired Call at
 je- 2t+ 2o7 GEORGE STREET.
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w NTEn
WAN TED,

A CARRIAGE TRIMMER; steady employment A and good wages for competent workman
 Address IORREY BROTHERS, Jeo 5t Central Village Conn
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WANTED.

WANTED. 4 SITUATION to do general houssEork in 6 prf- "A vate family; reference given Cal st jeq 78 BROAD STREET.
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{ NEAT and tidy girl second cook and to q "A general houEeEork: American German pre- ferred. Apply between and 4 o'clock at
 te9 It los MEADOW STRFFT
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WANTED

FFNWO or thr5e experienced Dreszmakerz E Call at
 je8 2t' Sl OLIVE STREET
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-23

Cascade (Pylant's) Springs, in this
county, is well patronizcd, and is be-
coming famous for the hcalth-restoringI
properties Of its waters a friend who
is stopping there writes us as follows;
Notwithstanding the continued rainy
weather and daily cry of hard times,
money scarce, &c, visitors to the sew $, ;,
cral watering places in cold Franklin
are many from all sections, The pleas
ure-seekingyouth and high-h2ETn beauty
with the piti0ble, nervous, sallow-iaced'
health-hunting invalid, DESTROYS to draw
unadultcMtcd the health-giyng lotion
from the natal bosom of old Mother
Earth, are those visitors at these
springs, presided over by the generous
host and hostess, "Uncle Bob" Stewart
and his wife, whose genial smiles ana
personal attentions, the well-cooked
viands spread on vide dishes garniShedl
with seasoned vegetables, would remind
one of "Old Virginia and big families,
No .'contraction" hcre--making one feel
CIT inNle cold"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-23

1t is just as necessary when you in
sure your property to be certain you Sc
lect good company, as it is to be GER
tain YOU do not take counterfeit ms good
money. VIM. j. Slater represents tt'e
companies You should insure in. ..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-23
Winchester Tcnn., Aug, -, lSS2,

Winchester Tenn. Aug. -, lSS2,
TO all whom it may concern:
Whereas, through the carccssncss and per
vcrscucss OF negro family in our town, three
cases Of small pox have made their appear
ancc among the colorcd people, We deem it
proper to say to any person or persons wish
ing to come to our town that, in our opinion
they can come with pcgcct safety.
There is not a case OF the disease among
the white population, and it can and shall be
speedily controlled among the negroes,
Those wishing to come to our Courts 'ol
schools can do 50 with perfect impunitY,
j. c. Shapard, N. d.
T. c, Murrcll, MI.
j. W. Grisad, NJ. b,
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Nonresident notice.
II. W. Parlin, Guardian, &C., VS.. r. j.
j. Howard ct ais.

On motion OF petitioner and happening 10
the Court from the petition in this cause,
which is sworn to, that T. J. J. Howard,
james Howard, Ed Howard, Mrs Sarah -,
l~hotc name since last marriage is unknown)
David Baker, George Wilyman and wife Mi
ncrva Ann, Andrew Baker, Uliscs Baker,
Marion Baker, Eliza Ann Baker and Sarah
Baker, arr non-rcsidcnts OF the State ci Ten
nrsscc, 50 that the ordinary process Of law can
not BE- served upon them
1t il ordered by me that publication he
made for four Successive weeks in the "llomc
Journal," published in Winchester, Tenn, re-
qniring them To appear and make defense TO
laid petition, on or before the 1T Monday in
September next, before the County Court az
Winchester, Franklin county Tenn, or the
same will be- taken for confessed an | set Tor
hearing cX-partc rs to them.
This July *, 1852.
GLEN ARLEDGE Clerk
BY VI. G. Forbc~, y. {.
aug2-M
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-23

| Ey.Goy. Marks' flm,lv o,o.s4,.,,..,,
at Es'lll springs
Mr. +. A. Lougbmillor Of orr to,.n
is summerino pt 'i7ulLbomo VI ''' '0"n'
ley DIR, Howard will preach at Triu-
ity Church thursday night, o'clock.
Hon. Richard Warner, member of
Congress from tins district, WAS On our
streets this week.
Orr wanna. o,,,,,o,..;,l 4., .,
IIunL 4, E,thn0,, ''''i Wv \ y'''' '!ie"u' 'F
rJ ina ~ f. snn , VI ,I '"','.'''' 'dIoP'
I'N'.'' w '0o go '''' -'"'""y
orI n,, -.'|' ,,l,"'',i one vi Inc oldest
!. lnm,,,.,. ,,'''', ''''''' vi our '?"h'
IL, '""'' - '"-'' 90" "'' '"l'e''eo 'o|
"''
Mr. Alban $. Moore. Of London
England, las been sa.ud,yg several
weeks in our town, slopong At Mr. ~
% -''""''' '
Mr. Rabcrt Barnes. wh, killed Tom
Blair at Pelham. several ycnrs since
died at his home in Texas on tbc yyib.
F.. of July, 1852.
lloIi'Jho' NJ bright announces him
well known to all As Oh, Ui tennessee .
.ablcst statesmen.
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rne FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION

Theory and Practice Of Teaching.
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TO the Citizens OF Winches'

W.
Upon the advice aud instructions Of our
physicians, and by authority vested in us as
guardians Of the health OF the town, We here
by notify you all to call upon our Doctors, or
some one competent, and be vaccinatcd imme-
diately. Thote not able to deiray the expense
will be vaccinatcd free by our physician. Any
violation of thcse instructions vii! subject the
offender to punishment under the sanitary
laws Of the State and corporation.
J. l.. Baugh,
NJ. NJ. Henderson,
q. &. Phillips,
|. C.. Garner,
Aldermen.
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iaF' q. f. Banks, Dechcrd, Tenn, is
authorized to receive and receipt for
subscriptions or advertisements for the
Home Journal. ~ -
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the next session Of Mary Sharp Col
will open Sept. 18th.
Prof. George Gullord and family left
for Boston last Saturday
Rev. W. W. Prison, of McMinnvillc
was I'm town" last week.
The enrolment ut the public schooY
has reached about $40 pupils.
Miss Annie Brown, Of Lcwisburg, /;
visiting friends in our town
Slipping in vt the back door is now
called Scratching the platform
Read all the advertisements in III.
i.suc--lhcy are printed TO be read.
Watcrmclons -good-sizcd oncs-havc
been selling in our market at two fol
Il nicklc
The visits Of our dclinqucnts are
about as scarce rs sympathy Tor pom
man.
,rho ,rorIJo IN tlo Doooc.ot;c ro,l..
in nmr S,oIa !. n,,rihn,oIic ,a ", ,n.r ,
.nn,o,,hnrn
r. vou wont 10 ircr,oso ,orr nly.;ool
and mon,"I ,,ronn,h oo IN ,irc ' ~"
In"'. L"oL L,''' 7'"' ~ " "''' ~"
'
w;not rN," ,y"',II saan "on,o w. "'i;I
, n''n'hor NJ w;ljinno;ros ~ VEN
"
When you find person who stands Al
GnI "a uI, '.,c, c ', a,'.,i'i,,, ",,c
~ ~ ' w
Mr. j. B. llolc, Of our town, is tray.
cling in adjoining counties, Introducing
Il new rubber attachment for grist mills.
Somehow or other we don't fancy the
Nuptial Insurance business Marrying
for money has made many IN unhappy
home.
v.l,l, .,, /.
,,i;, .o', " J o',Iei"r , W "'uo"er '"'' ms
clothes and has his old buggy rcpaintcd,
look out!
NJ, r. ~ r
"I' iioI i'N 'oL' w." " ro""'l
No"rI 'i,I" ei'ct, WI W H. L. i"y'or)
"no Nus 'et'' III i'A"S ioi l"' l''S' year
VI WV u ~ "''"' VII " ''S'''
Nr' '' W ilcS'cr' Vi Dcoioru coI''-
~, s''I ly',''o 'no io''Sc o''rl'i'u W
l 'Ii' y. n'"'"'ol 'o' NV p''rI II" !e"'S'
""o VIII Soo'' "'oNe His i'''ii''! mere
Mr.. VIM. Garricksonand family and
Miss Matte Atkinson, Of Nashville,
are yucndino Il few wcck Ks in our TOWN,
i ana are stopping III N'fs' NJ H. " II
''"'''S
We have conycrscd with several Of
our country pcoplc about the proposcd
improvements to our Courthouse and
they ounosc it-thiuk il would be letter
Io usc the money 70 improve our public
HIGHWAYS.
Mrs. +. J. Ncwsom Lus rented the
houso noor tbn donot now occunicd Inv
Dr. ,Jno. J. w. Payne and will occupy
if This week DR.. Pnyne will remove
TO tbc house near the Methodist Church,
by Rev. Mr.. Watterson Mr..
Waltcrton will return TO his farm
WIS burned almos, to a tim
der and 4 famine seemed to stare
rs in tLc tucc Now our carncys are
oyerilowing with the crop reapcd. and
one Of fine hest corn crops we ever had
is in fine 6clds Indeed We are blessed
The old building owned By Mr. ],
y. Arlcdgc, on jefferson street, known
dawn and a n;co Ut,lc r., .;dcpcc viii Lp
orcctcd "Vom" makes Il fall hand on
tho urcr,;scs--tho LotrLct lnnt tbcI
ono nscd nv the Father Of hi. Couptry)
Lnin~ his f3vorito WORKING fool
All persons who want any intorma-
ton rs to now the Town Hall VIII be
arranged, or VINO nave suggestions ~
make, VIII confer lt'or ny i'ce'''ie
NJ W" ne. ''''"i'l W." Wv J., :, ''o'
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ALLEGED MISTAKES Of DE LONG.

CARSON CITY, New, Dec. 17.-Ihe Appeal
this morning publishes the following senator Jones'
who is in Carson gives account Of De Longs Arctic
expedition which he got from Captain Nerbaum in San
Francisco. NerDaum Is n Russian who has been for
many years in service of the Alaska Fur Company
He was the last man from the De Long party re-
celyed provisions. He says: "De Long left my station
at almost the northern point OF Alaska and furnished
him, at the order OF tho Alaska Fur Company, with
sedges dogs and provisions He took 81 dogs ana one
Indian account for the loss OF the party the theory
tnat they killed the dogs. do not believe that De Long
knew anything about the undertaking he graphing
with and was ignorant of the means by which be could
In that region. see by his diary that there was
but one dog left few days prior to his death. He must
have killed the dogs without knowing their great vane
when the dogs there Is absolutely no hope
left dogs could died been lost They wer
killed The scent OF these animals is remarkable, and
they will detect provisions NJ liter whero they may
be- When men in these regions kill polar bears and
have than tney keep they cache the meat
and II sometimes lies in the ice for years until discover
ed by dOg- The ice is full OF these places II you meet
Indian in that region and Kill his dog he Hes down
and des, considering that the better part OF him Is
gone.
right kind of guns. / offered De Long foVlng piece
made expressly TO use IN Arode seas and calculated TO
wanted a, gun that would would, Kill ILL. bears Tsr
s ensa n6 a THAT m Nc %ou nesea set listen ES % me- aG
took Remington rifles, tho weight or Which hampercd
him and which of use Ho must have seen sea
fowl ying his head all thu time, could not XIII
them. The diary says the Indian, after drawing the
sledge all day. would 20 out at night aud get birds, ana
he kept tho parry alive two we ks. Anywhere you cut
DOe through the leo and fash light down hsn VIII
swarm, but the party had ls ing tackle. All tnclr
chances thrown away through ignorance. am
saying a against DE Long liked MIN person.
ally, not the to command tie Arc.lc
expedition The North Pole in my estimation, can be
reaCurd only by ollJwng Chc warm current wnlcn
flows the Pole aud beyond there is the open sea Put
men in expedition who have been raised IN tue
northern part Alaska, who know all about the
region, ana there is a strong chance OF success.
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spondcnce and occasionally accepting an invitation to
tea, not, however, without extracting promise from
bis host or hostess that the tea shall be "srcty fam
lily affair" The poet is exceedingly shy and does not In
the least for the attentions of society In inter
Wow he expressed himself thinking i rather queer
thing 10 congratulate upon-that he seventy
FIVE years old but smllingy said perhaps 1t some
thing 10 live so long In this wicked world. He
thought the New:England climate somewhat
irving and quantity said: II am q
Neu-Englander and love New England
Du my seyenyhye years OF life here have failed fary
20 accllmate me-"
In to question to the amount OF literary
work he was doing this winter he replied: "Not much
nothing 20 speak Of have done too much already,
snch as s Then, have many letters TO write tnat
scarcely find time to do much literary work worth tho
name There ia no nan who ought TO write much after
he is seventy, unless, perhaps s may he Dr. Holmes
lie ought 10 write r until he Is 100. There ia
such wonderful variety IN his work that II seems pity
he should ever stop"
Mr. Whittier has a number OF tokens from friends in
different parts OF the country which he considers very
PHEASANT reminders indeed OF the anniversary
He was very much touched by the fact that OF the
numerous letters he had received. quite number were
from England most OF them from personal friends and
old acquailtances but many also containing pressions
Of regard from strangers. Mr.. Whtiers health Is good
with the exception OF cold and his mental yigor seems
uuimpaircd.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDUN, HUnuhy DEC. +, Ics-.
The Malagasy Envoys yesterday visited the German
Ambassador. They very cordially received.
The firm Of Norris, Smith e. Co., Swansea tinplate
factors failed with liabilities amounting to R1OO
600.
Tho Orient steamer cotopax caught fire at her dock
here yesterday, and completely suted. The loss is
100000.
NJ Duclerc. President OF tho French Council. Paris
dis atch SAYS has sprainei his knee and VII probably
b. confined 10 his BOuse Tor few days.
dispatch fro Berlin TO The Daily Meas gays: " II is
tcd that Russia has eXpa ned to Germany that the
ehaozcs being made in the Russian gaf1isons the
EusSOC erInan frontier uuinportant.
dispa ch 10 The Daily NeTs from Madrid
says that, despite his defeat In the Sen
ate, the result OF Marshal Scrranos cam
pagn IN sOr OF constitutional reform is already in
Tic tne OF te speeones oi the hi:crs and inu enti
Dam
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JOHN WENTWURTH ROBBED.

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Some days ago, in The
temporary absen.c from his Office Joan Wentworth,
thieves carried away large TIN box from the
vault containing $1,000 in registered United
States bonds, and deeds aud mortgages 10
very Large aggregate value, be ides
letters nom WEBSTER Clay Calh un and other puDnc
men, ana documents the greatest historical value
Jhs theft not discovered until last Ffiuav. wnen
the accidentally found IdOen In the basement,
TIE thieves lot havIDg dared 10 carry IL away
in daylight. Tie bonds only were
missing 1uc box rep aced in Ie basement aud de-
tCctiyes were watch. man entered the base
inent TO-DAY aud caught the OF carrying on
tue b.A. lie gave tue name OF Fowler Tue detectives
b lieya him be- OF a dangerous gang OF theyes
he Treasury Department has been nOtlned ana tho
bondt cannot Oe realized on.
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COMPOSITION OF THE NEXT HOUSE.
lRY rEIFGhAPn 10 TILE TRIEuNKL

WAsHI NGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Hon. Edward
McPherson has prepared a list of Representatives
elect rs follows: Democrats, 1915 Republicans,
119; Independents. 8 GreenbIckers, . ReadJust-
ers, G. According to this classification, tho Demo
Gratis have majority of SO over all others
There are two vacancies, caused by the death of
Messrs. Heron, OF Lolisiana, ald Updegraf, OF
OHIO, to be filed. One of the vacancies will be
tiled by Democrat and the other by Republican,
and the Democratic majority will still be 90 Fol-
lowing are the names of the Independents, accord
ing to Mr. McPnerson's classification: Messrs
FInerty Illinois; Lyman, Massachusetts; Chll-
mers Miss.s p2i; York, North carolina; and Ochil-
tree, Texas. The Greenbackers are: Messrs. Brumm
Pennsylvania and Calamity" Weller OF
Iowa. The six Readjusters are all from
Virginia. Mr.. Mcpherson is careful to
say that in putting the Name OF
General Chalmers on the list of mem5ers-elect he
does not assume to foreclose the questl0f of con-
test invOlvel IN the Lhalmers-M IhninG case bu f.
as tie official returns Of the vote in tbs I'D Mis-
sissippI District include the 14s2 votes of Iatc
county for Chalmers, thus givlnG him II naJunty
over Manning the name Of General Chalmers mas
been placed in the list for statistical purposes.
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CASES BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Dee 17.-rhere is good reason
to believe that decision has at length been rcacaed by
the United states Supreme Court in the Curtis poll
assess snent case and that it VIII announced
row. understood that the civil rights cases and tn
bond ca the states Of New Hampshire aud New
York gaust the State OF Louisiana will not be decided
until after holidays. On Tuesday next argument
will begin in the important tax case OF the County OF San
ateo California against the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company which involves fne question o. the stent 10
wnicn state xatOn iocte By the provisions or the
tour ceuth amendment to the Folera Constitution. Ia
view of the grelC DortInce OF tde pc nciples BE-
by tic decision in tns case tue Court Will allow
fhrce Iull daYs Tor tne argument.
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TWO IMPORTANT MEASURES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUNEl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-lf the Committee on
Military Affairs in the Hous5 ls called tomorrow,
Chairman Henderson will endeavOr TO pass, under
q suspension of tho rules, resolution to fix day
for the consideration of the bill to increase the
efficiency of the Signal Corps of tho Army. Tie
bill provides for a regular signal Service siabhsh-
ment the force to be differed by majors, captains
and lieutenants
Chairman Sherwin, of the Committee on Educa-
ton and Labor will endeavOr. if that committee Is
called TO secure the adoption also under suspension
of the rules of reso utiOn to iX day for the
sderatIon OF the DIli " to educate the people, by
means of an annual apprO 1iIatiOn OF $lO,O00,0O0
by Congress for tho next five years.
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.yEw r6LEGR4PH LINE FROM YEH-YoGK

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. .17.-FOllowing is from
to. lays Baltimore american: Tine officials cOnnec1ed
with the BalumOre and ONO Telegraph service in This
city were yesterday busy engaged ia preparing 10 take
possession of their headquarters in Anticipation O op9I
ing for general business tomorrow The comp my. which
was actively engaged sOme time in the extension OF
lines of TELEGRAPH NewYOrg last week succeeded
in grtting wires wAlch tested yesterday and
found 10 De IN line WORKING order. Inc hue
reaches BrOOAyn at The NarrOws by cable lanuing at
Forts Hamilton aul Richmond From Brooklyn IL
passes the suspension brds into New fOrS. Th5
lengtA OF the line Is les3 2OJ mhss-lr tie
shortest practical distance between Ban ire and New
York Tie me cJnslsts o. sixteen wires thoigh tue
city OF Baltimore witt pro vision Tor GOuOle mat NUN
ber Fron BdltinJre To roOkyn seven wlres are NJ
ready up, spIe Deug provided Tor nlteen or eshtceu
more wires. From F0.t Hamilton through tue ety Oi
Brooklyn 10 Newlofk th % iUo consists Oi tNehy-1"o
wires"
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BIRTHDAY or JOHN G. WHITTIER

BosTON, Dec. 17.-ro-day was the seventy
fifth anniversary of birth OF the poet John Grcenlea
Whittier The poet spent the daV qrittly in his room at
tho Hotel Winthrop this city received numerous
calls. he nad received communication from his fel
citizens IN Amesbary asking him To pass the day at
home and hold reception. but ne was obliged to de-
cGe of a cold. Many beautiful floral trib
utes were sent in by friends.
Mr. Whittier is living In Boston for the winter, in
pleasant quarters overlooking Bowdoin-st, where he
passes his time In literary work-as much his
strength will all0w-atiending TO voumipous CORE
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GIFTS no JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE Library of the
late Professor Biuntschl, of Heidelberg. been
bought by some of the German citizens of Baltimore
and will be presented by them 20 the Johns Hopkins
University Wednesday next The gift will Je ac-
knowledgcd by George W. Dobbin, President of the
Board OF Trustees. The services of Bluntsch will De
cofsmemorated in address by of his former
scholars Dr. H. B. Adams associate in history. The In
huence OF Germany npoh American education will b g
illustrated by marks life or Francis Lie
bcr by President Gilman Upon tie same occasion
IKeucss ChIei Justice Mdrsnall will De given to the
University, aid the present Chict Justice NJ r. Waito
LII. D., has consented TO make u Drief address.
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4 DLSASTKOCS EXPLOSION.
my rtLEGpAru TO rag TnlBuNr.l

SCRANToN Penn, Dec. 1.-THE boiler ex-
pi9s,n yesterday the Pennsylvania Coal Companys
Rail- oad at 10 plane eausedmuch more damage than
was at first supposed Lewis Marsh the fireman was so
badly soaded that he died in an hour Many adjoining
buildings were badly damaged by fragments falling
upon tae but no otner person was injured The boiler
room aud five bOilers were completely destroyed
portion OF the exploded boiler thrown 12OO feet
AMI large beams and heavy were strewn about
for hulareos Of \ ards rhe bOicTs quite and
val cluse a complete suspension OF work by the com
pay enforcing Idteness OF twentysx cOilietes
Ilo!in mauy thousands OF kneu Tor nearly week
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A PORTLAND SCHOONER Asuop

A PORTLAND SCHOONER ASHORE
pORTIA d, Me-. Dec H. 1ne schooner elizabeth
w smith. of this place. is ashore Beaver Harbor ~ D.
she has a cargo OF 3,OUU Dushols OF POTATOES
CHINESE GAMBLERS Arrested
BALTM RE, Dec. l1-lne police tonight made n
descent upon chinese laundry In Lbertyst aud rested
Cinnamon while gan bling. They rocked up
aud their gaming utensils secured
A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH DEDICATED.
WATERBUkY. Onn.. Dec. H. {. Pa ricks , nurch
was dedicated day With imposing ceremonies Bishop Nc
MahODs OF hartford. Oiciated, and bishop OFarre, OF
Trenton, preached the sermon.
RESIGNATION or A PASTOR.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Dec l7.-luc Kev. Joshua
Colt day Tered his resignation pastor OF the Lawrence
Church, order 10 the
taTyship OF the AuieTic an Home Society.
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THE HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
TDY TELEGRAPU To rue rRIDCNn.l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Chares StOughtOn
has come to Washington with the petitions of Geveral
hundred prominent business men Of Neg-YOrk. headed
bv smith Ety. ir George 5. Coe, william Dowd, Brown
Bios B. b. sherman and others, for the acceptance
By Congress OF his proposition to complete the
Harlem River Improvement ley Marcl 81, 1882
NJ total to the Government of $l,OJJ,0OO Inesc
netitons will be presented Monday Ihe proposition
hls been pending several years. Congress appropriate
300 10 for work several years wnich could
no, oe use because it stipulated the Govern
Inent should Ob Jam right of way free OF cost. Mr.
utoughtOn's offer includes tie Ii-ht OF way.
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CITIZENS or LOWALL BOAXED.

LOWELL, Mass, Dec 17.-By advertisements
In SATURDAYS plpers and an extensive distribution Of
circulars the members OF the bar the City Marsha and
the Police Board were invited to attend the Fnst Bap
tst Church this morning hear sspecal discourse to
laWvers and officers by Dr.. Cowel. large number
OF peO lie responded but the minister stated tlt lle IN
ylton mad Oeen issued without his knowledge Al in-
yestlgatiun will 90 made.