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Smyrna times., 1885-02-04

SUSSEX COUNTY AND THE SCHOOLS.
Senator Houston of Marlborough
Thursday introduced bill, the passage
of which will relieve the pressure upon
the public schools of Sussex county as
well as reflect much credit upon him
self The bill referred TO is the special
act authorizing the State Treasurer to
take up and redistrbute certain funds
which have been forfeited by the
schools Of Sussex county. BY the act
passed at the last session of the Legis-
lature making an annual appropriation
of S25. 900 to the free schools of the
State the share of Sussex county was
fixed ut 81, 800 In section the same
act. however, il was provided that no
district in Sussex county should
receive any appropriation from
the State until it had raised by tax the
sum of $75. Over 100 districts in that
county have failed to raise this tax and
1 of course have forfeited their share Of
the appropriation. The Treasurer has
/ denosited to their credit the money
/ which now amounts to between $4,000
and $1,000. This sum they are unable
4 to touch. as they have not complied
/ with the provisions of the law, and the
/ Treasurer has likewise no authority
for taking up the money. As long as
the matter stands now the State can
not use this money in any way, and
the only benefit to be derived from it is
10 the bank in which it is deposited.
There is but one way to get at the
money. and that is by the passage OF
tbe special act introduced by Mr..
| Houston giving the Treasurer the au-
tboritv to take up the money and re-
Jistribute it among all the schools in
Sussex county, which will be IN erect
a kind of temporary repeal OF the law
passed two years ago.
Smyrna times., 1885-02-04
smxrna Branch Trains.
CInsinP Of Nails.

Going North, 72S A. N. SPAN. 11.O5A. M. 415P. NJ
Going South, $50 1.44P. NJ. 442P. NJ. 743
Smyrna times., 1885-02-04

Granite and Porcelain Tea and
Chamber Sets, plain and decorated, at
J. B. Cooper's.
Smyrna times., 1885-02-04

Going North, 200 and 10.4O A. NJ, and 3.50P.M
Going South, $50 A. NJ, and ~ P. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1885-02-04

TOWER HALL,
5lS and $50 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-03
THE DOLLAR C0LU MN,

advertisements not exceeding an inch Tor ter
lines of small type) in length will be inserted in
this column for dollar per week, fifty cents
the first insertion and twenty five cents each ad.
dit!oual insertlon-payable in advance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-03
Child's Snow Flake.

Every lady. wishing n clear, delicate complex
ion, should use Chld's Snow Flake. 1t nourishes
and freshens the skin removes tan and sunburn,
and the natural appearance impaired renders it
impossible to detect its rse. Warranted perfectly
HARMLESS. Sold by all druggists, or by the manu-
facturers, JOHN A. CHILD i CO., Druggists,
Portland, Oregon. Mail orders promptly attended
to. Price 80 cents. alm3w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-03
Dividend Notice. No. 8.

dividend tNo. 81 Of two per cent. has been de.
clared on the paid-up stock OF the Alturas Water
Company. The same Will be payable on the 18th
instant.
The transfer books will be closed from the 18th
to the 18th, inclusive, of each month.
A. J. MCGOWAN, President.
ALEX. WILLMAN. Secretary.
Haley Idaho December i, 1884. o14y1
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-03
A Bargain.

A second hand coal stove is for sale at bargain
Apply at the United States Land Office, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-03
Raw Furs Wanted.

I am prepared to buy raw furs Of every de scrip
tion, for cash, at the ruling market rate.
LEON FULD. Haley.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-03
Constable's Sale.

By virtue of an execution, issned out of the Pro-
bate Court in an. for the County OF Alturas,
and Territory Of Idaho. and to me directed and de-
livered, for Judgment rendered aud entered IN
said 1urt, on the 9Th day of November. 1883. in
favor of James Demmitt, Lawrence Lllis and
Samuel Gorman, as firm of J. w. Denm1tt Co.,
and against j. D. Burch and jerome Rilts. as firm
Of j. d. Burch Co., for the sum IT S2s5 and costs
taxed Ut 500, I have levied on, seized and taken
AL the right iitla and interest of the abovenamed
defendant J. D. Durch of. in and to the following
described real property. to wit:
South % feet lot 4, block F: lt 3 block so north
feet lot 3, block F; lot block j. south l2la feet
lot B. block 50; lot 10. block 81; lot 2, block "a
1cts /. and g. block X; block II, block ~, block
81: all situate i'll the town of Bellevue, Alturas
county. Idaho Territory.
Notice is hereby given that on tke sth day OF
April 1885, at l o'clock p. IN. of th't day, III
front of the Courthouse in HALEY, in the county
of Altnrss will sell the right. title and interest
of said J. D. Burch in and to the above de
scribed property, at PUBLIC AUCTION. for csst
paid to me in hand, to the highest and hest bid
der to satisfy said Execution and all costs.
Dated the l3t.. day of March, 1885
B. F. OLIVER,
Constable of HALEY Precinct, Alturas Co. l. II.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-03
Found.

brown duck overcoat belt was found between
HALEY and the depot this morning March 31).
The owner can recover it ut this office. No
costs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-03
Pav-dav Notice.
The Baxter Hotel, Ketchum =,

PAUL P. BAXTER, proprietor, is the oldest
and best kept hotel on Wood River. The dining
room the largest in the Territory, and the tables
are supplied with every thing the market affords.
The rooms large, airy and well furnished.
Charges very moderate. This is a HOTEL, and
when in ketchum don't igut the fact, or the oca-
tion Main street, below First National Bank. s2tt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-03
For Sale.
Attention, A. o. y. w!

Stated meetings of HALEY Lodge, No. l, A. 0. U.
W. are held every Monday evening, at 100 o'clock
All visiting brethren cordially invited to at
tend
BY order Of
THOMAS BELL, NJ. W.
HOMER L. POUND Recorder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
DEATH OF ENID LESLIE'S HUsBtND.

n Roberts the husband OF Mss Enid Leslie, the
rn actress died from consumption on Tuesday
night after lingering illnofs. He was himself well
and fayoraby known in the theatrical profc' sion.
having entered 1t several years ago property man
with the Hazel Kirbe" company. nnder the manage
mtnt If Gusiave Frobman. He soon became al ancc
agent and then manage Of one Of the Madison square
tfayellnp cOmUanles lie connected with ihat
theatre until about eighteen months ago when he took
charge of the business management OF me Lyc'nh
School Of Acting under Steele Maekaye lh-heMth ha'
lue,rutcd him accepting any other position since me
ia uIc Of the school lis wire at the time OF hl' death
was playing a leading part IL - One OF Our Girs that
Of the Tonng French wife Her place was FILED last
NIGHT by Miss Sanders Mr. Roberts funeral Will take
place To-Day and is understood that his body vi" he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

Senators Low, Smith, Ncddcr, Baragcr, Cog
geshall. and Baiues we're IN the cJ "u '4on"!'
and there much gossip about the "ig"hi%"''o" - '
body which they belong. They scem'" 10 '"'"A ''
senator Low be elected President pro "a" % '"'
scl.ate without oprositon-excePt from me INNS
Their. W., a great deal Of chaAng about the article
which arpc. red in that paper Monday moFnlrs'lu
which II was intiIaatcd that jay Gould was "a'h o.
Senator Lows candidacy. The senator h''''" S"'
that he ola not consider such stun serious tho"-" "
demand any attention. - major t';+e'hH' VIC" "SN'
about the Leg tnre said that Dee had come down to the
city to get chance II tell sonc more hsh stories 'cn
a,or Vedder said that Cautau4h had candidate 'oF
clerk and that they expected 10 him elected senator
Bararer said: 81 am In the hands OF Trends ""'
watch them mighty Close can te. You. Tie senators
dlued together rs guests OF Senator Low al TIE i'"
AVonue Hotel
Charles p. Ineer,ou. the Chautauqua County c"udI
date for clerk OF the state senate. after trip through
tie state is pack IN the city II LOOKS i"N"I'"' !"
me" lac says TAc indications are al that c'i'' ''
I tbing hat shall bee elected Yes. Nroom'n is very
cou0l.n; in tone But he keeps mp Tremendous lot OF
,rr,itr, and wording FOR man who i sur" ne was
",rr nm ETo,.yn lat week. He AFRAID that tue U.s."
woes there Id deserted him There are oihcI ,oes
e.ected or nos, lie hasn't got the bsAt won now
& " Uackc;t. Chairman o; the Eepub lean state
Executive Committee. is keeping an eye on l"luc7
y but declares thai he Is taking no mana ~ 'n'
orrauizltion 81 the Legislature. Ny hsht lac say -
." Is for State superintendent Of Public Instruction Wy
c,.dl,tc IL nv townsmIn :. y. y. Aorth. ~ JU.'.
Laye an opinion about the contests over ne o-'nlA
nam of me legislature that \ro imam WI! De '.''I
clerk and that G-tcd viii tc Sleahcr ht 90" NH""
AM Thing about IT, lave heard t'.S ~ ihis clu'
Dale Tor speaker. But 1t Will be fought odl between
Hustled and Erwin
Dwight Lawrence says that the contest over th'
roon OF state -nIcrEt5ndent o; Public Destruction Hes
he, r,cu = d. y. E,rih and William j. loWrs I"'ir
are he says, Oay tlTce candidate no" c"",''i' d"
sal, Senator II ,rviu was IN the city yesterday. Ho
had INST come from conference with senator Connolly
al Roudout on the que-ou of the orgA-I1'tion Of the
senate Mr. Connolly supposed to he Tor John W.
,,roo,,n for clerk. Mr.. Marvin announces MT ne -
o. fn,rr.ou THIS with HeLGrCk,, NhO IS 'OF ks'y0 on
is claimed b. Vroomau's opponents to cohl'.S MS
Il. fsgf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
1n.srs IN yAEIors PLAcEs.


,t,,,,r,.. mt Dec % Mackay's wharf and ware
bou., with the contents belonging to j. A. Skinner *
20 Wopd 4 Lrggatt and others were burned to-""S'
The total loss Il f3oooo 49,.
P,rkCR,BrEG, W. Va. Dec. 23.-Mr'. FREDERICK hop''
~ Vaudeville twelve miles from THIS city, went I"
tor. near nv leaving her girl age four and babe elsh
,o ,,ort tbs old locked mp in tho house. THO house
caucht nre aud despite the efforts OF the hoN"ooS "
children were burned 10 de"lh ,-
,t,,,,>,.rnS Ind Dec 23-The franc warehouse
and elevator of the wabash Railway, leased by D. d.
Tn,ver 4 Coz of Wabash. wore burned Last hiEht WIN
all their contents Two frame r, c%s. .n 600
suyiH,ylilE Tenn. Dec. % IRE TINS morning "o
...'.,I p.sv,.', liouor store Burdcu Co.'S liquor
.t,r, and l. T.. Inec's grocery store. A. D. JarIol
store and j. w. Ruth's ievery store were do-
stroyed The loss Is SIS 900; Insurance a"ou' F-'''
CHARLESTON, 8 C., Dec. IA fire NJ "eorseto"" oh
Tnesday destroyed the stores Of FRI" iounR
mud T. ID. boar aud spnc sm"I p"''"i"7' '
- 900 insurance 9'''o"' - .,,,. - ,,o
Au,xrA Dec. 23.-rhe town OF HogAhNHIc u" 'no
Atlanta and West Point Railroad was BABY damaged ny
or. last night. The fire originated III l. ~ ""''Ae
, and spread IA pidy through tho town. burning inc
,i = Adam. Mrs Worthen Masonic Lodge. T.
u, whi,ak.r Nrpps PrAthcr Lane. A. A. klhshy ana
ubitnkrr a Swanson's stables. Inc Toss m"'y ,rnJ
There II not cent Oh 'n'"'
h'V"i%Sg>~rs Ind Dec. 23.A fire began IN Mc'lhSey
livery stable early this morning whlch io' ''''
crcd a large part OF the city. The following are inc
detailed estimates ot inc loS'"S """ -.
..y', loss $4,000; Insurance To'-oo' T. "'''''''
or -, IN, Grand Hotel, loss $4,000; insurance,
~ uoo. Cnrdner & Sons, furniture, loss on sloCA
a." 0n0 in.urmnce S25 900; building, S0OOOi IN
surancc, $500.
ST. JonS's y. f., Dec 23-Tho COLONIAL CorunSo I'm
-. ronc,yolK the largest In tho world having q
frontage OF 100 feet, was totally you W ~ W
night Loss $4,000. no Insurance.
BosroS, Dec. 23.-rhe storage house Oh inc Nc"
England bred rng Company, IN commonwealth DocA'''
at south Boston was burned to-day In IL "oro uloo
locomotives Of the New-iork ana Ne"-E"s'"i' "'"
,.,,.,, pa,roods Two OF ;ho engines were damaged
and he third was badly scOrched rho loss WI" P'op"o''
hs ,Lout ~ 900; covered by insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
Post Office Notice.

Tcttors for foreign countries neel no, D. spa,ay al
prtciW Stel nft cNc'p "hen
~ desired send dupicat II blnkms AM commences al
omcuts letters not specially addressed OelaS sent 10y 'he
V.sse4 available
mails for the week ending December 20 wII Gloss
,psU,r1fy I'm all cases at tlls Ohce IS IOnows
TuIfRSDAY-At 4.3Oa n. Tor Europe, per y Adratc,
v.IOu,ensOwn: at p M. tor APE haytl. It. Do@ DgD
ami Turks and, per = Santp Donln %; NJ p ~
fnr bermuda per =. TrnidGd at l D. NJ Tor Nassau,
y. r.. por 5. santiago
ruIDAY-Atga m for 81 Pierre Nquelon. Pc.
IlatXt AT 1850 D. m Tor IruAlilO ana lGatdh Pei
3 =. Oten, IRON New orleans
o,TrRDAY-AtG a. ID. for Europe. per OREGON, via
Queenstown at u M TOR scotland direct, per > De-
voull via glasgow Qetters must be direct per DO
v,nla'D: FOR Belgium direct, D'r = - Ne,.etl.
land via Antwerp (ieers must be dirett"d per Vest
Srnielam via Amsterdam Qetters mast % directed pr
Scl.edam -, a.. III. tor NewlOuhiahl per - =.
p,rtp 1870 D.. for spanish Honduras, per 5 =
r. WarI. IT, from New-Oreans.
strNnAY-At 1880 D. m. ior British Honduras, spanish
81 Honduras and Guatemala. Wauicrer, from New
,, far IN, society Islands per steamer from Fran.
INN and =. oceanic \frOm san FfdncscO,
clos, mere Jauuiry - al p H. Mails Tor Ausirhlt
NeN.Zeaand, sandwich FIJI anu samoan Is.auas, por
,roi from Francisco clos, mere Janulry -
st 7 D. m. (or arrival al New-iork OF = Lrtannc
Vim Rritlsh malIs Ausralia. Mans for Cubh OS
rail 10 Tampa Fla. and thence by steamer rOh Soy
Wsst Fla close at Office daily AT $50 H. III
sohedue OF closing Trans-Pacdc mail, Is arranged
on he their terruptei OVerllnt trtnN,
~ San francisco Mails the East arriving on TINS -
San Francsco the day Of sailing ot steamers aS Nv
patcheu 'H'O'' '"' HENRY c. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Office. New-lorg. y. L., December Is 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
7HE occrLTAH0y or 4 STAR.

Al the last meeting OF the Boston Sclctinc
,r,aci'in, "o,inncul of the planet saturn with the
ihird magnitude star Ma GcminOrlm.' Inc near hp.
,roach of any planet bright star II always an event
~ interest. u mi. will extraordinary, III that the
planet and the he seen IN the same hc Oh
hivh nnwcr cyeuircc. The ring OF The planet wiz hP
nrn,cn to within 81 seconds Of the star But inc Iul,
imnnrunrr of The event Is not indicated nnu - Hateu
IN At moi only will the planet approach very c"'o 10 t
- named ut IL Viii also occult that star eleventh
magnitude companion. To ohseryrrs hIVhs iaiEo
octtre. at command this will he the greater puchoh-
e,nu Tor turn will pass almost crntiaIy over tno
star when n Az perhaps be seen throdsh tno "l"ns
Icvecu The bali and the ring and possibly thr"gh Wv
'iustv p NO also At Any rate. under less IN"taol't
.taurrs Professor Ioidrn ~ 1871 Win loN'l
400 an lie iwenty.sK-inch Washington cgutto1iI Jaw
au ocrultatiou by Saturn Of hs niih sal'e, ,,',a
of lOis magnitude The event viii occur on tbe M
~ January 10 ard vii be IN progress tIlI hIrI ",
Night Taking Webb's distance VI Inc cohp"A''" s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

terday passed vote Of confidence IN the honesty ana
Integrity of their president, Edwards H. GoI raea
lowing is the minute they adopted ard oIuereu 'P'"
on the minutes of the meeting: ,
We the undersigned, directors Of the American Elsc.
rlc Manufacturing Company. after fnll eXdunau.ot
OF the charges recently made against the
president, Edwards IT, Coli desire to express ia t9
fullest entire confidence in his honesty anu
integrity. and belief that those charges @
trely from malignant desire nnrm an innocent man
(5lgnCG) HENRY :. HYDE springfield, MASS
II. j. Frost, Eew-HayeH, Conn.
HENRY +. GnIIG, London. En3i1nu,
ALBERT g. CHASDLER, New'I0rK Ci'S'
CHAs. y. WBuNG. NOrce.ter, MISS
SH,s GURNEY. Boston Mas.
NM II. BAKgP, New-EOrk CITY.
Ii. ". BCRGErT, New-YOrk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
SOCIAL INCIDENTS.

Mrs. c. P. Fisher gave a large Christmas tree
party al No. 3lS Fi'th-aye Tuesday afternoon 10
nearly $50 children with their parents and grand
parents in honor Of her grandson Francis skddy Won
eade The children with their elders from INIT!
o'clock. \ large tree, twelve feet hiGb lighted and
flowers were displayed in prOiusion. Among mos"
presept were Mrs f. ". Richard great grandmother OF
The young host; Mrs y. Phelps. Mrs John JAY Adams
Mrs George W. Fuller, Mrs Locke W Winchester, Mr.
q T. Scbcrmcrhorn, Mrs. Walter ID. Bnchanan MIS-.
Frederick H. won ~taGe Mrs Charles Villas, Mrs Charts
Nacuus Mrs Frederick W. Maulin, Mrs. c. . IhleTlot
and Mrs /. y. Osborn. 60,
Tho Palestine Comrnandcry. knights Teinp'ar, VIII
hold it, annual ball Thursday night January II. Al
the NetrOpotan Opera I!Ou-e, and the committee nav
ing the matter charge making every cH'ij 10 III
eIe N ore brilliant aud successful result than us h
me decorations Will b elaborate than ever Two
hands will furnish music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec 23.-The statement OF the busl'
ness Of all lines OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
east OF Pi;tsburG and Erie FOR November 1851 as COM
pared with the month iu 1854, shows: An in
in gross earnings Of $2OG02 decrease in ex-
pepses of Sll0,972; increase in let earnings OF
$1lO,57f
The eleven months OF 1895 as compared with the same
period OF 1891 show decrease in gross earnings OF
S3.229,239; decrease IN expenses OF Sl.O6l ,635
decrease IN net earnings OF -, lG1,uOl.
All lines west OF Plttsburg aud Ere Tor inc eleNch
months OF sSJ show deficiency IN meeting all Liabilities
OF l.24G299 being an increased deficiency as compared
with the same period OF 1881 OF FJlJ,lSl.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-The controller. city counsellor
and attorney OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
appeared IN to-day and disposed OF the case Of The
city against the railroad company for the recovery
OF judgment OF 100000 In conuecil"n
with loan made to the Missouri racine
Company In 1853. Each bond was cancelled. the
signatures erased entry OF dismissal was made
on the records. and the city counsellor acknowledged
satisfaction of Judgment
MILKE,RAERE. Dec. 23.-There will be coal trans
ported over tho Delaware. Lackawanua and Western
Railroad Friday Saturday. It Is estimated that
this Will reduce the OF the road nearly $4,000
tons.
Boston, Dec. 23-Tho earnings of the Marquette.
HoUgtou and OutonaGon Railroad FOR the second week
in December $500 again OF S257j over Last year
CLLVELASD, ohio, Dec. 23.-ihe CLEVELAND, Akron aud
Columbus Road VIII be transferred from the possession
~ its receiver George II. Walker. OF Cleveland TO the
reorguuIlcl company on January l. Tho new company
VIII have a stock capital OF SIOoV.OOO ami bonded
indebtedness OF only about rlUOuUO Incurred Dy TIC re-
Cciyer IN extensive improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
an OPINION or "GAGERALo SPARKS.
POINTED WORDS FROM Kx-LAHD COMMISSIONED
WILLIAMSON.

WILLIAMSON.
General J. a. williamson, OF Washington,
who was Commissioner OF the General Land Once unce
Secretary schurz, at the Victoria Hotel A TRIBUNE
reporter who mot lin Yesterday asked him about lht
operations OF Commissioner Sparks and got the tart
reply:
Why he Is only three four removes from IDIOT
lie went into Office day and The next day lie nat
formed the conclusion that all his predecessors in oic
were thieves. lie announced his conclusion before night
in order, presume, to prove himself an honest man
Why, the man doesn't know the first principles yet o
land law"
How about the Maxwell grant that he declared suci
Abig fraud"
"IhAt case was q very simple one. 1t came up in TN
term OF Secretary cox. thiuk 1 cannot be positive
about minute details Of 1t without consulting the docu
mens but general way can tell you al about II
rhero was old Spanish grant known the Sangre
Christie It confirmed by Congress and got into tE'
courts in the shape OF an action entitled Tambeni
against United states Freehold aud Emigration Com
pany. In that suit the United States Suprern,
Court held that Congress having acted upon {
claim ~ recommended for confirmation by thu
Surveyor General, the confirmation being ala
sollte and unconditional. without any limit
alton 40 to quality il be regarded elcct. ant
operative for entire The Court further he'll
that such act passed the title OF the United States
eGcctuay as 1t contained IN terms thu
grant de moro and that grant meht h
made by well as by patent issued pursuant &c
law. TINS ruling was simply recognition OF the power
Cougrest There had a ruling ~ the drpartmeai
adverse to this proposition and meanwhile tho owners ri
he BE ana Irai da or Maxwell Srdnts had com,
and nIcc that patents be issued to them. Thcii
Grants had been confirmed by Congress. There Wal
nothing f0 it but tU issue the patents do not know
how the N a;trr came INTO my HANDS but referred
with the facts To -ccretry Schurl and skd Tor Istrc
lie ordered tho patents issued. sparks may howl
until doonsday but he WI! Ind nothing wrong IN Ih"i
grant"
&" Dld the Maxwell party get more than they
entitled To T.
" Thc old Mexican grant entities them. I think. to
about 10000 acres OF Land The confirmation OF Con-
made it something Ike 100000 acres II there
any thirN I'm h7t Transaction % WIS the members
OF Congress who voted for tho confirmation IL has
be"L nay experience with some tOnSr--snru that they
arc always standing 10 with b: steals ant Away sTcUg
thief II some one else. Sprts was IN congress- lilo
la mt beNuin Office bat days wcu ne yelled fraud
ArouL tHls Maxwell grant. IL would TAKE hry days OF
Tours q day civ IL d tho papers through Il
WOlld take three months for lawyer to 20 through
them a. ne should 10 prepare al opinion uppn ihr cs
Yet tns crazy gout'Itu wa able % cali all ms probe
rcsser- thieves IN days OF ths weigh, and
character. 1T SAG rsn bore. too. That. waIr re-
grt Carl ~chnr1. poll icily. ouc. there was never
puIcr man ia The public service 90 lar his "l,iAl
acts drU concerned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
OBIYUjRY.
PROFESSOR DANIEL J. NOYra.

The Rev. DIR. Daniel }. NOycs, who for more
than thirty years professor In Dartmouth COLLEGE,
and remembered w;h affection AMI esteem 10y all It's
lyng graduates died Chester. y. H., Tuesday night
I'm the seventy fourth year OF his age Dr. Noyes was
born In Springfield. y. H., in ISL aud graduated al
Dartmouth In l-32. He studied theology At Antover.
graduating there In l-5G. lie for time Az IN
stiuctor I'm Pu.Vs Academy, at AudoVer and later be-
came pastor OF the south congregational thuch ia Ton
cord. y. H.. where lac remained unt ~ III tAit yc
hr va. appointed Professor 81 Theology AZ Dartmouth
and o,ciucd that chair until 1863 lie was then ap.
pointed Professor OF Intellectual Philosophy ana
Political Economy. AMI IA tins place u" hlI
tpr earnest combinations wUTh FOR which he "a tcne
bcr,d with respect his attachments and esteem fot
III. kindly quLiics by all the later graduates o. part
mouth In >-}, owing To the Increasing burdens OF hSe
aud falling heath he withdrew from tie active service
Of the college ana was appointed Professor emeritus lie
received ;hc degree OF Doctor OF Divinity from the Uni
ver.Ity ~ vermont In 1893. Dr. NOyeS was man or
ii, ,out mul siuguarly faithful to us seuse OF duty,
ant paiustak!ue teacher In brahchr. OF instruction
ms dissuiUr - metaphysics ami political economy lie
was caualiy Jealous AMI equally successful - cnlsng
the attention amt interest OF his students and ia the de-
brr.tious OF the Faculty his wise just aud dSpISson,
ate counsel was OF recognized value 10 IN colee aud
often served. doubt. To mbiSae the severity OF me
penalties measured oUt by that body to Offending youths