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New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
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CHICAGO oct u me Drorers JeHrnal rsoorts ct"le-
pcrrnfs II OOU mead ~hpmeuts 100 nead uarke quiet
xtnrt 81 75Ds5 1j COWS anu MlNcisl 0O9e5 % StocE
srs - 80 Feeders. - 50 @o5 90 Texans" y 10"
s. 90 .,,.--.... noo ,,,rva. io,rar
Rnuyh Nitxrd - j5 PACKING aud shipping - q
~ -" Light Ej lO0s{ ~; SkDs. - IS 90
Receipts 100 ShpmcIts 900 heal market
oue Iuteror QS3 10 Natives - UOG CO. Texans
81 Lou.. oct 2l.-Cane-Rcceipts 100 shipments
Far 70 Choice Naive shipping steers
- O0a 50 Butcher steers, s3 1O@st oO UIaSs
Sb~eo Recelyts Icn: shiDmentl 300: Common % Me
dunn OJas2 FrtJ CnOce. - 6oGS3 Uo' LALos . -
"a
Hogs-Rcceipt s.7OOi smOmontS 900 Light rs 600
* pncKng - 3j n - 81 Heavy. - tOUs5 t1
ai,yyo oct ReceDts TO-DAY $50 1eadi tota
for yeck nus heId a' q ne iisi VooA toO
head con4igneo % cars marN"t du anG easier
Good - - lOOeJ oO stOcSers All Feocels
u0 mead tor sGu0 llsI week $4,000 head consigned
th1,ugn IL cars inactive AMI lower; Medium 70
Oooi 2jGS4 Good TO Choice % 7OGs5 -o' NaLadA
Lambs. II iuH4 80. ,..-. -.-, !, -. ,,.,. o.,
"a 900 head for time ltst week. -3Opl neal con
sed through Oi which - 10 New YORK market
iowrrt Medium 10 Far Workers b3 81 ass 80 Vood 70
Choice - 90 4 OO Butchers GRADES - OO@9i loi rigs
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New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
JOHN ANDERsoNs WILL SUSTAINED.
JUSTICE VAN BRUNT COMMENTS ON MEMS DELU-
sIONs.

NN'A''A''D
sIoNs.
The iurv in the suit of Mrs. Mary Maud Wat
on, to recover property which belonged to her
grandfather John Anderson yesterday by direction OF
Justice Van Brunt brought verdict for the defend
ants.
Justice Van Bran said that appeared beyond que tOn
that Mr. Anderson was a man of very fancfu ideas, and
had exaggerated notions Of his own Importance and OF
bs fortune Bat further appeared that OF these
decisions entered into any OF his practical business HIS
spiritual belief deriums whatever they might be
called were not mixed with his business II was shown
that he had nothing to do with the Harlem Ship Canal
enterprise beyond expressing his and desires on
the matter He seemed willing to take venture in the
enterprise and allow all his friends do the after
the manner OF the patriotic citizen who WAS willing to
allow his wife's relations to 90 to the war II was
question whether his idea OF 25 per cent profit showed
any more deusOn than Senator MatOOns idea tina. tie
franchise WAS worth 81 100000. recent experience
had come under their own observation. Many nad tie
idea that the North River Construction stock would
return 25 per cent profit Events sho we'd that they
Tue judge examined at length the legal meaning OF
Atestamentary capacity" He said the books were fu
with the idea that the devil tore out leaf from MS
Bible shakesI care considered fool and Top IN
his younger day vs. but aerward the fact Wa deVeI9ed
that he was man of considerable intellect. Calico
pronounced fool aud Columbus was sald To De
thoroughly impractiCahle, and so were Newton ana
Stephenson and the inventor Of the telegraph and
it called, that Mr. Anderson could become an im
rortant factor I'm consolidating the governments OF
EuIOpe grand repdbc Justice Van BrC Mt said
everybody supposed Garlbald 10 be fool and yet ne
succeeded People here seemed TO have dinrrcnt
opinion KOssut land all seemed eager TO help him. anJ
yet he failed.
EKJudce Arnoux asked for extra allowance for the
defendants and ex Judge Curts FOR the plaintiff, in
mated that appeal would be taken and asked that the
question of allowance be postpone which was agreed TO-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
CALENDARS rHL5 DAY.

HI Ii Y .s IS e so sd s55 55S s s IT, 5 80 a5
sF8RSF G61Rr-GESERA TERM Before D2yis oj2 p Ji7 J
St 2io lsl s. SO 2ci s 3oi o. -? eSes ~ i'A i''
suTgRMR CouRTcs SPECIAL Az TERN 1fAEr l-Before Beach,
ohue J~Nos 27 2G5 2l. 95, 2Od 2l5 3lO Sll Sl2 Sl3
sUPSRME -CIRcur-PAHr I-Before Donohuo j.
SUPREME COURT-cIRcUI1- lLBefore Van Worst gt
si6 @ SO as 5as 7ss SOC al 2iOO 9lS 1861 o2l 749
SUPREME -CRcuuzPARI III-Before Andrews "a d
Nos lA$ $50 liS9 l27S dll2 2 7 H1S2 152 ias
9922o;a' i 81 iISi 30 2as ibSI' -l'''
To. fSa5 & i223 i6j8 1os 2i6 $s 25 36S
l2c0 sSg 2g l35S i21 o l27YS 9o2 I2'l' iOo'
'sIRRoGAfr's CoURry Before Rollins. sFstate of Para9
Francis B cutting 1880 p m estate OF Hayward Ou'-
SrrEmor CoURrTRA TERM5PAET J7 JBsore SJ sedgwicA'
c. Nos ~lS. 81. s89, "a So, SEQ 22l ~ = t,o
NSs @ 8s2 sG5 G5s S 82 S28 ioOS sJ
org TTuqx Az
lsI& sueERos CoUaT-TRiAL TGRN-PARr Iv-Beore Ingra
sUpgRloR CoURr-srEcIAL TERM-Before 0Gorman' j.
COMMON PLE1s-TRIAL TERM-PAaT before LaTremGre C5
J-Nos $50, "a 4l3 lQ4S ~ F - t5S ~ loa 674
COMMON TEaM7PAR1 IJ IJ-HeGIre RZ s J.
COMMON PLRAs|EUlTY TERM-Before Daly J-Nos lS' 49,
COMMON PlRis-srEclAL TERM-Before Allen. J-NOs
NOday calendar -. r., D.,.,o 1rr,tt Nos
45l5 4l69 - 1872. 1854 3452, 4i6I 4oO1 4o-o' i''0
CRY CotaT-TRIAL ERM-PARr I18eoTe BT9Tnoi ~
a. {5ji 47@p t75l, l7l4, 479l. 20 4l51 4'JT.
CRY CoURT-TEiAL TERM-PART Hi.-Bel0re nan Ia asia
Nos aOS3 44lO 4jS9 37I2, ASIA i462 ass 99'I 'o4'
~ q $50 4Sj5' 24l6 4S4S 4S52 4Sj3. 4S3d 4S1 -,
CoIR1 OF OYER AND TRRMlNFR Before Judt DuIct' AZ"
Assistant Dstuct Attorney Felowe-Nos l. e.. pocorlor
goTrI oF tkNERA. SkssONs-PARf l.-BeiOre heColuo.
,Utb and Assistant District ATTORNEY Fitzgerald 1purt
onels AZ ii am-Nos. l. I, D. g. T. s. - ~ - -, T., -
iroTVr OF GENERAL SLs,IuNS-PARr ll--bc'oTe 1uu u
GHderseeye AssIslnt District Attorney Pars-Nos' i
"a
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
corrov vARKEr,-sY rELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. oct 2ll2S0 ?. m-Cot'9n duii, Nrot sNrSoot
niands 7.l6di Midiling Orleans oosii stlSs.yv
6aes 900 bales for & sgse%aon Sas. noacs a9a ~
tvres stSsdy; Uplands Mddng clause 0ctoDeI "a
eTy IO6Id; also y - Il DO octSDet anu & euhcr
I,Ilild. 1854; do. November anu OSc
dsliySry ie.6id; December and January denys
M IA aIso I7-BId: do January and February dee, -
5Sid also 061d; DO February and March Hshvs1, Ty
81 an, oIso ~ O4d; March and Apih oe. 80
5SGid; do April and May delivery. ZJO4d TO- VI" ~
es for devory todays clearing 1900 bales Ola
docket. ..... =. ,no ,oy ,nclr ed R3cC bales,
Amer lean seady; UPlands Low Ma ana eSeI.
dolyery 2l6td buyers; do oStoo.I p,c.r,.
her delivery ls.64d. buyersi CO. NOyellter % snssIv
her delvery l1-64d. BUYERS: do DeeouoS s syefy
Ssivery S.G4a do. January and FeOIunS s,SlI
2id sellers February and March 1siId' w value do.
Seers. do March and April delivery, @'-o- AMI luna
Aprii and May delivery, 29-D4d vaiuei q" may
deliyery. S2-64l buy"r ..,v,. Tp,auds Low
MidSing cislss octoLer eye-g -otJ; a. SCyom.
taher apa November delvaKy. 9old a. ac
Ser ana delivery l7Sd9 eess co Jsansry ani
February delivery 2O-64d sellers DO aS Ssysry
delivery 23.64a. sellers do MArsh any delivery sgSsS.
.aIIers d." Nav aud June delivery. b S2e4d Value
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
11DY DILKES FIRST HU>BlND.

LADY Dixie Is 10 he congratulated ON taStnS
real happiness the hrst time H. her NE" III" nrt4n
The world IL student of painting, and was On AMBITIOUS
pirI OF seventeen when size met the Rev Mhik lu-"h
who uronosed TO and married her The Rev. Mhlk "''
scarcely the hero Of "A young girls dreams lie Was a
hook worn iu all thdt compound word implies ahd' d7
such has furnished type TO no less thAh "o novel,
Crnr,c l.Iot Who sartchrd HIM In " MudlcinUch,
and ms feel xforlidu. Rhudd BroushdH, VINO P"i
trayed all his trait- most mcrcil"sSy h iAAt uINE A
H,itud.v Not unamu-ed At first by MIS- Broughtuu'.
suiv lie wrote her note. and sI.ued II by the udm" ~
tbr character r she had gwen HIM, but, Ms lcTu- nI
.Ueliu pro tres-rd his feelings changed into bltcr
auzrwrnt and disgust, aud hc proceeded L" cut MISS
Broughlon, example which has been iOHo"eu ~ ''
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
runopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. oct 81 1880 D. in-tOnsOls lOOs Tor D0tb
and the account; Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 80; do second Mortgage
03 auadtan Pacific ~ a. second CCnsOs Su's III
nOIs Central, l3s; Mexican ordinary 23ls ST Panl Com
mon. oo'si NewYOrk Central lO7ss pennsylvania, ooi
Reading. II 81
m-Paris advices quote Three Dor cent Rentes at
80 francs y = oeutimos Tor the account.
D. u.-Cons,ls. 100 5l6 for both money and the ac
count; Ec 22'4 DO second COnsols. at Mexican ORA
nary Z49li ST. Paul COumCn. 5o1ii New.Yorx Central,
lO7l2; Tol.nsylvaniL 66l4: Reading l2a
Hudson Bay Company 1875
India council bills allotted to-day at advance Of
l.l6d. per luDee
Pans advIces quote Three Por Cert at so francs
32h celtmes for The account
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ES $4,000.

SENECA FALLS AND WATERLOO RAILROAD COM
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS.
Due July J. 1924 Interest payable January and July at
the Mercantile rust Company. Eew-YOrk.
This read tho hOurishng manufacturing towns OF
Seneca Falls and Water y. Y lying about four miles
apart and hivlng combined population Of over 1000:
The after providing fo the interest on the O0ad
and sinking fund for their payment at maturity ar sum
clcflt 10 20 annum upon the capital STOCK
We have uly examined into the merits Of this enter
prise and recommend the bonds to the attention o conseVa
tive investors
Further particulars furnished upon application.
HENRY :. IVES q CO.. Bankers.
Nos % and 20 Nassau. ST.. Cedar New York.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHTA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN II. DAVIS & CO.. II Walt-St
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 21-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY, Oct 21-P. VI.
Tho Stock Exchange markets to-day again recorded
enormous transactions, and in the face OF the largo
realizing which made (of which there Is not
question: developed remarkable degree OF strength
and tenacity. The principal sellers of stocks were
realizing accrued profits Of from 10 to 20 per cent ana
the capacity the a surprise even to them
Naturally tho dealings betrayed some fever
ishness and the fluctuations, within small I'M
its, were frequent The demand. however
sufficiently large to enable the
principal sellers to make their own ngnres for
tho new buyers with less than One-tenth OF
the manipulation that thirty days ago was
required to hold tho market steady at 1OGlo per
cent below current prices. This only illustrates no"
the market has wdened and partially the extent OF
the business that has come to the stock Exchange
be it speculative otherwise-during the last two
weeks. As rule however, tolays prices did not rule
higher than yesterdays and except in exceptional IN
the final changes from last evening In the prices
OF stocks small and about evenly dlVldeu
between gains and losses Nevertheless transactions
In 100000 shares Ols.j3O today In three days win
higher quotations the end than at the beginning
develop inherent strength which probably was nor
dicitcs distribution which suggests caution for me
immediate future. Reading special feature OF to-
days dealings and recorded sales ot lOlOoO shares
opened nj 234. against 2S'5 IasJ eFcu'nt,
aud wh Intense excitement rose 70 ~ ~ iw ,w
three minutes sales the remainder OF the DAY
principally between 81 and Zig untl Just ueioro
the close the price was advanced to -'9 anu co,eu ."
21it This special movement l. ~ mysterious ds IL vas
Aururisug the alleged that the stock i b'lng
purchased for election purposes Il not valid because Tue
hynw- of the company require that stock !or voting
purposes shall have been regis y'd IN
the Of tn proposed > u'r, loI
ui el-cttOu and the any election
Of the company the second wro;plng huuary
Alton and lrrrc Hauto also was spec C'''r1re j..
rose from 81. evening TO II and coherc arc me
transaction. auouuio 10 only 400 -hat prncl eldnd
Cnluulu- Cincinnati and indianapolis cNnlutcd cXceP-
tin buoyancy and advanced from 80 last evening 10
Gg before II o'c.ck this morning; the hnal
.ae- were NJ G1it after transactions III
I 200 -h,rr- or the usually active stocks Ike 9h"rr
with -rS Of 60 90 shares exceptionally strong ah'
cln-al NJ Ggs mn advance ot Ia per cont over yestr'
d.y's dosing figures Cinad ~ Pacihc advanced 80
nor cent 10 tg1, aud closed al T. - Otherwise hin Tor
Inc u,rt.clllr stocks uamet tine fluctuations oi the
market were nothing beyond the ordinary rule ana the
cI.trs generally was VOID Of excitement 1nl steady
t,n,,r,iurnf bonds were dun hut strong 40 steady
,,,.t mons. which al tho close as follows;
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Oct. 21.-In the Court of Appeals

Today the following argued:
No 269-JOhn GOtter. respondent. agt. tho Neg.YOrk
Lax Erie ard Western Railroad Company appellant Lewis
u Carr for appellant. John " LyOn foe respondent
NO Z55Thc Life Insurance S"cIety the United stats
skI EnnaL SOstwicK and Others, appellants John
Scnovan respondent BTdsal for appellants William
ASDermott fOI rosp Ondents
NO Sl2-WliaG ScTiber and others respondents agt
IN SIni:i appellant w Cantwel for appellant Edward
James isr respondents.
The following is the day calendar OF the Court of An
peas for October %:
Noe. 355. SJ7 SOL SG2Is 1856 378 22i 320
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
SIZE WANTED ONLY IMPORTANT VIEWS.

Dt-rin Grants last illness Il patriotic Ameri-
can woman sailed for Europe, aud when the pilot "a.
taken on board tho other SIDE the u7uH question OF
what's the news T. WAS quickly put
tine Cabinet has been dissoived' WAS the lhoIIn'-
ton , 49,. ,
How Grant T.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-syot Rio quiet steady at sac for fairs no sales:
options were fairly actv at advance early In the tay or
20 points and though part OF tins lost later on tho mar
ke closed steady Havre d to 2f higher but closed
barely steady Rio de the
creased TO 1900 bags, closing follows October 7l50
72O November 71ud7l6: December, LOO -; January,
7l3Gl.20i February 725@73o' March. 1901 SO; Mid
grades hrm. sales 1000 mats Padang MIMI" 900
sale. private terms ,
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet, firm and unchanged Sales.
67o bales ESQ last nin0) all Tor home consumption Re-
ceips at the ports day 4062baes AGAINST Ola this
day last week and 39.O27 last year.
The quotations. according to the American classification.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

National Navigation Company Argument eonunqe1
by John Chetwood for the appellee ans concluded oy
Carter for the appellant , -.-..
No 554-Tbe Utah and Northern Railroad Company
appellant agt William Fisher. assessor etc Submitte1
by Dillon and POppleton Tor the appeuaht ho
counsel appear 2 for appellee. 49,.
No l-SSu an & Crook and Others appellants aRr the
Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad com any
and Others Appeal from the Circuit court q the nea
States for the District Ohio Dismissed with costs
for the want OF prosecution. . ,x ,-,..-
No peter & N Van Wesl appellant agt.F III Winston
and OILERS Argument begun by Moore Tor appellant
and continued by w GrOudy for the appellees
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
UNIrED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.--ln the United States
Supreme Court to-day, the following business was
Transacted
NO il70-Julia Gregory appellant agt Sarah Phin.
ney Appeal em the trcnt Court United states Tor
the District OF Nebraska motion OF Fillmore Bca oek
>ted and dismissed with costs
NO 7%s-Jeseph Dyer and Others appellants agt the
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

$4,000 City of Elizabeth per adjustment bonds due
1922 .62l4
shares Saunderson Light and
each--... S2O5
New Jersey Southern r. r. lst mort per gold
bonds due 1899
slOOOO Milwaukee ST. Paul r. r. (Riyer Divison st
mort per cent bonds due 1902. .......... 100
$500 Decatur and East ST. LOUIS r. r. cent funded
bond due 1907 so
s75O Decatur and East st Louis r. per cent scrip s3
10 shares Clinton Fire Insurance Company
shares United states Trust Company.
10 shares Bank OF the Republic c-..............llSl4
Sl5 900 Louisville NewAlbany and Chicago r. (Chicago
and indianapolis Dy1siOn) ls mort cent bond 30
81 200 Western and Atlantic r. r. OF 10 cent
bonds l04 lO4l2
II shares Fulton National Bank N ...........l1l4
23G shares Leesburg and Aide Turnpike Co., State OF Va
preferred ; f6O for Iot
$1,000 Town OF LeesbuTg Va, cent bonds duo 1908
Interest January ant July Issued to Leesburg aud de
Turnpike 81. 100 for lot
Farmers Loan and Trust Co receipt for Panesve
and Youngstown II. r., st mort. bOnd.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
THE PETROLECM MARKEE

The certificate speculation showed increased
freshness yesterday IN spite OF an advance Of r cent In
the quotation refined oil The hish carrying rates
for the las, few days indicated that not niue long OIL
had passed into the hands Of operators whose margins
could haze been enough to enable them 10 Sc
cure much lower Of interest on loans iIOn banks
or they would not have submitted to the high
charges the Exchange II cannot be denied that this
Is weak spot In the temporary spccul on, but moth
ing has developed alter the substantial features
situation. In the early dealings the better price
of refined intuenceda recovery from 81 ll4Gfl lOA TO
81 2l2. but later the movement Of prices nery
aud irregular the market falling TO 81 lOl4. aud
ending unsettled at II H.
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the Con-
sOlidatcd Exchange were as follows:
Opening .......lllli Lowest .-.......llO4
Highest. FInal.....-.. ::..lll
Sales, barrels f'0tO,OoV
The price OF refined petroleum advanced u to sos
cents here and sas in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
OH. CITY. Penn. Oct 2l.-Crude Oil-NatiOnal Tran
sit Certificates opened at Ill and closed at 1903:
highest price, lI2l9; lowest price, 10. Sales.
5I75OOO barrels; cearances s,55s.OO0 barrels runs
runs 76.G21 bbls shipments, s3.637 barrels; chart
ers 80 800 barrels.
BRADFoRD Penn, Oct. l1.-Crude Oil-Natfonal Tran
Sit Certificates opened at Ills and closed ut Ill
highest price, 1923 lowest prIce. 1lO Clearances.
4,33i, barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

The Chollar Mining Company has levied an assessment
OF 90 cents per share.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS
RosroN Oct. 81, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
spIRTTs OF TURPENTTNE

CnARLEsrox oct 2l.-Turpontine hrm at S4r
sAyANxAa oct 81. -Turpentine frm &C "a nc
WILMINGTON oct 2I.-rurpon,Ine nrn aG SS'ac-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, Ocr. Fl.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
rnE GRaNr MoNrMEvr FrNR

The following subscriptions were received
Yesterday ly Tine Grant Monument A--Ocittlon:
IL lLnrIes N1rlnl.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDA TED sTOCR AND PETRo-
LEUM EXCHA NGE
MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday. To-day

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. oct. u, 1889.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-01-15

smooth, hard surface, aud Attempting to
hit It suddene a slight vsuum will be
formed under the hollow OF tho palm
and tho resistance due to the pressure of
the atmosphere will be quite sensibly
felt. II q window be busted over with
flour, or even breathed upon, u fiy will
be unable to cling to il, but will fall of
as soon as it reaches the dusty or
moistened spot. This would aeem 10
show that the second theory was the
correct oas f; but DIR, ]. f. Rombsu.s
has recently pnt forward new theory,
which explains this action OF the Avs
foot on the principle OF capillary Mt
traotion. When examined under a.
powerful microscope, the fy's feet we're
observed to be covered with club-slaped
hairs. He also observed that from the
tip OF each hair a drop of fatty liouid
was exuded, which left mark ON the
glass where the fly had walked. ana he !
concluded that the insect was enabled to |
adhere TO the glass by means of the
capillary attraction between the licuii
aud the hair from which il was exuled.
As there are from 800 to 1,OOO of these
hairs on each foot the combined at.
traction is more than enough to bear tlie
weight Of q fly.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-01-15

In representing the wealth contained
in the sea, Professor Huxley has pointed
out that an acre of good fishing ground
will yield more food in week than m
acre of the best land will in a year. He
also has drawn vivid picture of a
mountain of cod "-12O to 1870 feet in
height-which, for two months in the
year, moves westward and southwark
past the Norwegian coast. Every square
mile Of this colossal column contains
1870, 100000 of fishes, which, even on
short rations, consume no fewer than
$40, 900. 900 Of behring's every week. The
whole catch of the Norwegian fisheries
never exceeds in year more than half
square mile of this "cod mountain, and
one weeks supply of the lierrings needed
to keep that area of cod from starving.
The harvest Of the sea is truly inex-
haustible.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-01-15
A HISTORIC Cu.2EL

The chapel i'll N&ich John Wesley
used to preach is on the south side of
City Road, i'll tho old part of London.
1t is an unpretentious brick structure,
without a steeple. About fours ago O
Sunday-school room was added on the
east but the main auditorium is as it
was when John and Charles. Wesley
preached their famous sermons there.
The pulpit is at the south end, six feet
or thereabouts in height and is discon.
nected from the chapel wall. The Bible
which the Wesleys used is preserved
and is now in Baltimore, having been
temporarily loaned from the chapel.
John Wesley is inferred immediately in
the rear OF the chancel and within thirty
feet OF The pulp pit i'll which he won his
fame. His grave is surmounted with
small marble monument, that is now
moss-grown and weather. stained and
surrounded by low wooden fence, SONY
of the pickets of which are gone.
Charles Wesley's grave, within dozen
feet OF his brothers. is marked only be
a modest slab, and Susannah Wesley,
the mother, is inferred Immediately
across the street in historic Burnhill
Fields, and none of her immediate
family lie near her. John Bunyan and
Isaac Watts, however, are inferred in
the same cemetery, SO she is in good
Methodist company.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-01-15
WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE.

We are able to announce, not positive
ly, but as well founded rumor, an APP
proaching wedding in high life. On the
4th Of March next, Hon. Grover Cleve-
land of Albany, will be united to Miss.
Columbia (sometimes called the Star
eyed Goddess of Liberty. The bride
will be given away (not badly by her
father, the Hon. Y. Doodle, and her
Uncle Sam will furnish very handsome
trousseau. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the residence Of the bride at
Washington, by Rev. James Freeman
Clark, assisted by Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher. Rev. Mr.. Burchard will act as
the bridegroom's "best man. The
White House will be painted red for the
occasion. A grand banquet will follow
the nuptials, at which an abundance of
fatted calf will be served to Southern
prodigal sons. Not less than one hun.
dred thousand plum cakes will be served
up in various styles. Mr.. Curtis will pre-
side at the head of the table and there
will be no more hunger or thirst. Music
will be furnished by the Solid Sonth
Band, interspersed With vocal selections
by the Mugwump Minstrels. A we'd
ding hymn, written expressly for the
occasion by the New York Suns own
poet, will be sung. Its opening verse
will run thus:-
Jack and Jim went mp the hill.
To fetch pail of water;
Jim fell down and broke his crown.
And Jack came tnmblng after,