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iwiliillllllWninrTr- I iMMWtlWWMWftllMIUMIMWaWWIWWBWWl traK JUTLAND DAILY GLOBE, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1874, a titt 'rnrriinn ifniirnnu Ai'dticm. 111 Himl Ql. I5hc gutfantt guittj 6tok, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEH 24, 1874. UUTI.AKD tllOSTV COWItT September, Term, 1S74. Hon-.

H. H. Judge. Oborvullons. TBCB3DAT, Sept.

54, lW4t Observations taken at F. Fenn Co.s Drug tore, by William 11. Sheldon, TUH11MOMETKR. Wit BATON, I A 7 A. M.

I ii P. 49 78 I Hon. I Hon- Wsi. M. Field, Shtnff.

Hesrt II. SMiTn, Clerk. Spesceu C. Hookus, Court Reporter. Thvrtdaif, Sept.

00. Hen K. Chnso and otlicrs vs. Town of Holland. "Tlio Doctor ol Wo -mentioned' In our account of.

Hits opera yesterday that it was mailo success by the vciy satisfactory sinning nnd acting ot every member of the cast, the effectiveness of the chorus and tho marked efficiency of the orchestra. Wo now add that it could hardly be otherwise thou success from tlio quality of tho music that runs throughoutitho entire composition. In soma passages It Is paitlculnily exquisite, nAKOMKTEIl HKDCCKP TO FKKItZINO TOINT. IT I ir.a. I 29.404 2UM1 I A.

M. I P. M. P. Mi I LS Js I I ih 11 0 I I INWJ SI I 0 I Petition for road; argued by W.

G.Veazey noticeably so In tho rola of Don Carlos for town and by Joel C. Baker for petition, from beginning to end. Ills first solo of crs, with tho couit. "Wake, lady, wako" is a beautiful thing No. 100.

New entry. Mrs. Swift vs. Mr. and one of tho very best compositions of Swift.

Divorce, marrlago and rcsklenco tho famous Eichbcrg. Tho choruses, too, proved and bill granted for willful desertion aro splendid, being of a spirited nnd thrill- may assumo maiden name of 11. It. A' lng cliaracicr. gi Kind ot Clouds, Direction.

si 5 7 A. M. 0 0 0 2 p. u. a cir.

p. m. 3 Clr. St. SW Smith.

In tho Stato vs. Johu I. l'halr a motion for change of venue to Bennington county was heard, with the court, and decision will probably be given to-morrow morning. Tho second night found a good house, a trlllo decreased from the first, but very largo for Hutland audience. They were in thorough accord with tho company in every act and applauded nearly every member to tho echo.

inhibition of oil I'nintuia. Wo have previously lcfcrrcd to the sing- The gallery of oil paintings, which were jng of Mr. J. 0. Collins, who assumed tho sent hero by tho American Art Lniou of ToU of Don Carlos, but must again mention Now York, was on exhibition last evening unll nnd only in terms of the most unqunl- in tho north store of the Opera House, and flcj praise.

Ho has filled a place in the it was leally a treat to be able to 6co such of music-lovers hero but rarely filled magnificent works of flno ait In this town. uy professional musicians. Ills praises There aio about forty-five or fifty In the uaVc been upon every tongue since his first exhibition. Among them may be noticed, nppcarancc, and Ids line tenor Tolco has some of very great merit, sucli as tho compaicd to tlio best singers who 'Widow's Mite," by b'chaeffer, "Indian visited us, while his appearance lias camp in Colarado," by II. Ilohenhausen, uccn the theme of many compliment "The Yosenilto alley," by P.

Hanson, rrom i10 fair sex yea, even from tho Oyer New England, south nnd west nnd her lamb" mid "Making whips" BCutIcmcn, who must acknowledge his ac Note. Tho "amount of cloudiness" aesig. natcd by ngures, 10 being entire cloudiness half cloudiness i entire clearness. Tlio "Velocity," or rate or motion, 10 being the blahcst, nnd 0 apparent rest. Abbreviations Stratus i Cumulus cirrus; Clr.

Cirro-stratus; Cumulo-Stratus; Cirro-cumulus; Nimbus. Weather I'robabllltlc. War Department, i orncK of tuk Cnmr signal September 2-1-7 p. m. winds, stationary and falling barometer.

high temperature nnd partly cloudy weather. local nir.vriorv. Tho Nameless club of this place nnd tho Stars of Pawlct play a match game at tho Fair Grounds tills afternoon. Go and see them if you wish to pass pleasant hour or two. The gamo will bo called promptly at 2 o'clock.

Freeman Blxby of Montpelicr, well known in Rutland, received a verdict In tho Washington county court tills week awarding lihn $5,017.01 for tho Injury received by him on the railroad In 1872, and which caused a permanent lameness. Two newly married couples from St. Albans wcro nt tho Bates House yesterday on their wedding trip. Tlio Montpelicr Watchman pays; "Ills generally conceded at present that Love-land Munson, of Manchester, lias the in side track for tho position of speaker, by W. Walter, and many others equally mciltoiious.

These paintings nro to bo sold nt auction nnd tho sale will commcsEO this evening at 7 o'clock nnd will continue till Saturday evening Inclusive. These valuable woikaof art should be bought nnd retained in this town. JJhiiicI l'rntt, "Tlio SJrcnt Anu-rlcnii '1 rat ellcr." This distinguished gentleman gave us call ycstciday and lelt us the following ns-tounding announcement of his cntcitaln-ment to be given nt Town Hall this evening. Ilo also very kindly gave us copy of Dexter Smith's paper, containing iv portrait of Daniel's old filend, Louis Head and lellcct SOMD MEN TO THE FHONT. Ml "I'KNr-LT MICA" CIXAH TUB CO.VTI-NKNT FOi: IIAIIMONY.

The Gieal Harmony Jubilee Association will hold forth with oratory, poetry, music, cc, utT own Hull, ltutliind, this whereat his many friends throughout the Viidnv. Sent. 25. 1874. state arc greauy pieaseu.

Tho New Orleans minsticH nppenr nt the Opera house on Saturday evening in one ot their umlvalled musical nnd minstrel entertainments. None should full to sec and hear them as they aro the champions in the nit. Prolcssor Zera appears next week in his ventriloquist nnd spiritual entertainment!) commencing nt tho Opera on Mon-day, the 28th, nnd continuing three nights. Ilo distributes rare and costly presents at every appearance. IJemcmbcr Daniel Pratt, the great American traveler, speaks nt tho Town hall tlil3 evening.

Head the list of speakers in another column. Mr. Thomas Caden, or tho film of J. T. Caden, who has recently recovcicd from a long scigo ot illness, lett town yesterday for few months sojourn in Europe.

Mr. Caden was accompanied by his sister. Some of tho members of tho Star base hall club arrived in town last evening and nro stopping nt the U.irdwcll House. A brilliant and fashionable wedding look placo in Poultuey last evening, tin account of which wo aro obliged to postpone until our next issue. Ilnoo Hall This afternoon, there will bo a match uamo of baso ball, blared on tho fair grounds in this village, between tho Nameless base ball club of Hutland, and the Stars ot Pawlet.

The occasion will be by far the most interesting of the kind that has transpired In this section this season, and wo nro confident that It will bring out a largo crowd should the day prove as fair as yesterday. Tho nameless have been In good practlco for a few days past nnd know they have a contest before them that will bo sharp and interesting, nnd contest, ants worthy of their steel. They themselves claim no abilities that they have not already shown upon the field, while the Stars arc tlio acknowledged champions of the state. Itutland takes considerable pildo in her boys of tlio ball and bat and will no doubt show their interest by attending tlio game this afternoon. Excellent accommodations will bo given nil to witness tlio game.

Ladies aro cordially invited ti the grounds free of charge. of Tin: kvuninq. Pictfclcnl Franklin Hillings, Hup Vice l'jcsidcnt Jesse BilllngH. Introductory speaker- Orator, DANIEL PHATT, tlio Great American Traveller, lmpoitant ami valuable subject "Special-ty nf memory" the Sincgua turn, A'c I'lux lira ol tlio Human linnii. i nc chain lightning poem nod woman the poet, by way of introduction.

The Fathers of the village of Hutland nro invited to teats on tho platfoini. No specialty of monopoly. Our nation's glory cultuied soil. Agricultural poem. Poem on the picss.

The people's jubilee meeting. Let the ladies and gentlemen turn out and fill the Town Hall. Let it become tho great evening of Hutland, to clear away thesmokonnd fog of tho depravity of mini, and introduce tho great centennial jubilee 1870. Tlio meeting to close nt half-past ten o'clock. clnuc-0 for (ho follow lng gentlemen to be lion itl from P.

K. Wilson, C. A. Campbell, H. J.

KimiHon, Hon. Jnmcs Fngan, Arlemus Pratt, William Little, He v. Nelson W. Hummel, D. Pratt, Prof.

Cook, Auld, Geo. Iiurritt, W. Hodeiick McDonald.Davld Oney.Etq., Deacon Lundrigan. At the close of the e.scicises Mr. Albert J.

Gritzmacher, tlio famous Dutcli comedian, now stopping in tills village, will recite "Schcnider Hide." Pay nt the door 15 cents. Per order. Ilxciirslon to Now YorIC City. On tlio first of October next Mr. C.

II. Staples announces that ho has arranged for an excursion from Hutland to New York city nnd return. Tlio trip cannot but bo enjoyable at this season of tho year when the metropolis is just awakening from her summer silence and begins to put on its gayest social Binllo tho weather cannot fall to bo just right for travel and tho city In exactly the right mood to receive its country friends. We aro sure iiiat the opportunity will bo embraced by a largo num. tier of our citizens for both pleasure and business.

Fnro for round trip only iJO.00, with four days to stay in Now York. Mtcretarv'N Keport ot lliu l.mlu-i.' Tuiupuraiico Union, At tho meeting of tlio Ladles' Temper-anco Union, Thursday afternoon, letter was read from lady in Cleveland saying, "At tho Sunday school convention, hold nt Chautauqua Lake, N. Aug. 1871, it was decided to hold national temperance convention In Cleveland, Ohio, In November next, nnd desired a lady delegate from every congressional disliicl in tho United States; a dclegato prepaied for calm, judicial nnd offecllvo national effort In the great work, In compllanco with this ic-quest the Lodlcj' Tempcranco Union of Hutland cordially Invito nil members of like associations in tills congressional district to meet with them In tha pallors of tho Congregational church In Hutland, Thursday nfternoon, Oct, 1st, at 3 o'clock. (Iiilorliiiiutu for Wood.

Thursday morning four of Hutla'id's enterprising young men, viz: Charley Wood, Bill Lyons and brother, and Bill Smith, alias Sc.ir Faced Jack, went to tho 6lable of George Hichardsou, on Wales street, and hired his hack nnd two horses for the purpose of nttcndiiig the fair at Brandon. Before they arrived there everybody was sober, neither was there a place where intoxicating liquors could bo procured. Soon it became known that liquor was for sale somewhere aud examples of its doings wcro frequently seen. Examination into the affair showed that the liquor came from tho Hutland carriaga. Constablo H.

S. Buttcs was called to the scene, aud the carriage, 03 well as tho pockets of Eomo of tho persons In it wcro found to be well supplied with pint bottles full of the anient, which they were retailing for the small sum of a dollar a bottle, water thrown in. As matter of course the citizens of Brandon wcro indignant that none of their own people wcro allowed to sell while outsiders were doing a rushing business. As a natural consequence an arrest was made and Charley Wood was tlio victim. For two hours he languished in tho Brandon Lockup, when after earnest protestations that ho was not the guilty party, ho was released on 8100 bail being furnished for lib appearance nt a future day.

Charley being released, tho party soon after started for home, where they arrived about half past eleven at night, no compllshmcnts lir every particular. His first solo, "Wake, lady, wake," was sung with an exqulsltcness that Hirlllcd the lis tener. voice is very sweet, and withal comes forth with distinctness very sel Join heard from any singer. His manners upon the stage nru those of one who must have spent a lifetime In its tervice. Ill bolo "Lovo's cruel durt" was icndeied with much spirit, and elicited rapturous ap plausc.

His acting in tlio sccno whcio lie fulls into a swoon from the drinking of tlio wine was capital. Ho uns greeted with nninerouf bouquets upon Ids first nr pcarnnec after emerging from the basket, and his cntho reception from tlio nudlcuco may bo considered nothing less than an ovation of tho most complimentary char, ncter The character of "Inez" as taken by Miss Hnttle Edsou, was made one of the most conspicuous and chaining of theentliecast. Her nichence upon the singe, hi whatever sccno she appealed, was made peculiarly noticeable by her admirable acting. Shu was, next to Don Cailos, tho center of nt traction, and when the role of Inez Is con sldercd as somewhat thankless part. It Is much to her credit that such was tl! case.

Her costume mav first bo considered as greatly In her favor, to say nothing of her sprightly and prepossessing personal quah tics, while her thorough identification with the character which sho so admirably bus. tallied made it one of the most prominent feature? of the opera. Then her voice, always good, was shown to gicat advantage in her flrs-t solo, which received nn enthusiastic meed ot applause, and very handsome lioquct was sent her from the audience. In fact her singing and ncting throughout was one of tho most pleasing features of tho evening's entertainment. Miss Olmsted sustained tlio part of Isabella with great acceptance.

Her voice proved somewhat light in comparison to the orchestra in some passages, while her solo, "Ho still was there" is one of the choicest bits nf Hue music to be found in the opera. She was also complimented with a beautiful hoquct from some admirer. Mrs. Ilalbert as "Donna Lucrczla" was a trille indistinct in her rendering of the solo, "Knight of Alcantara," and a little too liable to drop from the key. Her mnnneis upon tho stage were, however, excellent, and she filled tho pnit with grace rarely seen upon tlio amateur stage.

Her voice is quite good on tlio medium register, but is wcro thought by them to bo in liccdtif something after that sort and a tour was made to their several rctpcotlvo places or abode. Songs from tho "Arlon" were heard upon the midnight nlr while tlio moon brightly beamed above, and tho heroines of tho evening wcro made tho especial nttdltors thereof. Tho night was ouo befitting tho service of song, nnd tho fingers ccrlatiilycnjoycd it gicatly. West, Cottage, Grove, Main nnd Washington streets were visited, and merrily tho hours went by, while musiclnspired tho heart and guided tho way. Correction, In tlio report of the second heat of tho S.COrncont tho Mettoweo Park Wednes-day, In our yesterday's edition, tho time should hayo been 2.C0 Instead of 3.40.

Ittitlniiu County Fair. The annual fair of the Hutland county agricultural Boclcly takes placo on their grounds In Hutland Oct. 7th and 8lh. Ex-tcnslvo preparations aro already being made to secure a grand exhibition nt that time nnd to make tho occasion bucccss in all its various departments. The pres.dcnt, Mr.

J. S. Benedict of Castleton, and the secretary, Mr. Linsey Hound of' Clarendon nro showing themselves thoroughly in earnest upon tho subject, as well ns the ef-ficlcnl board of directors who have tlio interests of the farmers of the county at heart. The result of their efforts we think will bo a satisfactory show from tho farm-crs, the mechanics nnd nil the industrial portion of Hutland county at that lime.

The trustees ot the fair ground, Messrs. Porter Benson of Clarendon, John W. Crniuton of Hutland, and H. F. Lathiop of Pitlsford, nre sure to In.vo everything In shape on tho grounds for the accommodation of tlio exhibitors and tho convenience of tho public.

Tlio premium list just published is worthy of praise and Its olleis should bring out licartv competition from tho farmers. Tho various varieties of fruits, vegetables, feeds and grain nro not overlooked but have been glyen special attention In the olTcr of premiums. The dairy will receive its merited attention, butter, cheese, bread nnd cake, maple sugar nnd honey, should be well exhibited. Wo can but brlclly notice the many different merits of the occasion as prefcentcd by the officers for the public consideration, and must defer extended notice until another time. One of the most attractive features of-felcd fur the fair will be tho grand baso ball tournament for thu clubs of Hutland county.

In this i57Ci in prizes aro offered and a spirited and interesting occasion is sure to bo had. $50 to first, 23 to second best chili. Further particulars will be published concerning Oils now feature of tho fair previous to Oct. 1st. Clubs, how-over may prepare themselves ior grand display of their comparative abilities in tlio meantime.

The directors of the tour nament are -Messrs. J. O. Merrill, O. P.

Wing and A. J. KUburn of Hutland. Upon the race course a pmso of cu00 will be offered for horses owned in Hutland county. First premium 50, second 30, third f20.

Three to enter, three to stmt. The winning horso to trot bettor than three minutes. 1 ho committee on the decision nie, Messrs. J. W.

Cramton of Hutland, C. E. Porter ot Castlcton, War. rcn llulctt of Pawlct, nnd Henry Noble of Tinmoutb. Tlio address before the society will bo delivered by N.

P. Simons, of Rut land, on Thursday, Oct. 7th, at 2 o'clock p. in Tlio Jersey Forest Fires. Vinklasu, Sept 21.

Thu past rains have effectually quenched tho fires in our swninp3 nnd lorests, and wo are abla to estimate thu damngo dono in this neighborhood. In Galloway township about 4,000 acres of young timber, cranberry Jbogs, ginpc vlncrlcs nnd swamp lands were burnt over. A tract of land five miles kast of Elmwood, known ns tlio Bank tract, and owned by Joseph Whni toil, was partly devastated, over 8,000 acres ot young oak, cedar, nnd plno timber having boon burnt, causing a loss of at least On Penny Pot stream, southwest of Elwood, 2,000 acres wero swept over, belonging to a Mr. Colwell loss 615,000. Between Old Haminouton nnd Pleasant Mills tho (lames went through about 5,000 acres loss about $15,000.

Other largo tracts have been blackened by tlio file, nnd many formers havo had their harvests damaged. Tho loss in tlio sections above de scribed Is estimated at $120,000, I lug Pnrkersburgh at 0 p. collided nt Hmllhlon, tho regulaily appointed meeting i At daybreak lids morning, southern oa nines casi bound train of six cars on the Sclmn, Homo B'nc ere- u.m nnd Dalton rnll.oad, went through a bridge nttnehod to tho westward bound train as ontheNaxahawlclile creek, ialllng a dls- J'urncd. Tho was communicated from tance of Blxlv feet. Thu train a total wreck.

The engineer, fireman nnd several passengers were killed, and neatly all tlio pascngcrs wcro wounded, many or tiicm dangerously. Among tho killed is N. W. Boyd, nil ex-Judge of the supremo couit of Alabuiua. Tho Itebch of Louisiana.

Nkw Yoiik, Sept. 24. A Bpoclal from New Orleans contnlns long address of tho committee of seventy of that city In defense of tho late action against Kellogg, claiming justification In I Gov. Morgan will be elected by the Icgls consequence of the misrule to which they lxturu to tho United Stales senate. From New York.

AFTF.l! KKI.I.V. Youii, Sept. 24, Mayor Havemeycr Is preparing another series ot ehaiges against John Kelly. wiiihikh'h htatuk The park commissioners have appointed a committee to select an appropriate silo for tlio statue ot Daniel Webster in Central park. Tlio commlttco will confer with Mr.

Burnliam, tho donor. WHAT TIIETSAY. The Herald says tho republican stato convention yesterday made mistnko in not declaring against third term. The Tribune says it Is generally considered that the nomination of Dix nnd Hoblnson was made with the understanding that ex- inado such rapid progress that ono of tlio postal clciks named Bradlord was burned to dentil, and tlio bulk of the mall matter destroyed. None ot tlio passengers were Injured, but oncot tho train hands received slight ilesli wound.

The westwnid bound train had arrived at Smlthton, nnd was preparing to go on tho side track, when tlio eastward bound train, whicli was behind tune, suddenly enmo up and tho collision took phce. The Black Hills. Washington-, Sept. 24. Fuller nnd later reports received hero indicate that tho recent glowing accounts from tho lllack Hills country are entirely unreliable, and confirm the opinion of Professor Wluchell that there nre no valuable minerals In the country.

nllege tlio pcoplo have been subjected. In explanation of tho formation of what Is known as the whlto league, tho address states that it was necessary to form an organization of whiles, because the blacks had a secret organization, into which not even their own white friends were admitted; and tho blacks were making such hold assumptions, solely based upon their color, that it became imperative to form for de-tenso of their lives and property. The committee claim that every peaceful measure hail been exhausted, and they now-appealed to all lovers ol freedom In the wholo country for their rights. Tho address concludes ns follbws Friends, countrymen and lovers of freedom Wo make our last appeal to you. Every peaceful remedy had been exhausted we hail borno nnd forborne, until our submission was construed into cowardice our desolation was accomplished, the hum of industry was stilled In our workshops, the wheels of commerce wcro stopped, agriculture languished, capital lied from us, our tuxes were increased until leal estate had become a curso instead of a blessing.

In the midst of our own poverty wo saw witli unavailing indignation, alien and bank rupt adventurers grow rich witli spoils wssjng from us by every specks of unjust aud oppressive extortion. Iu our despair, and iu the exorcise of what we believed to he nu inalienablo right, we overthrew by arms a usurpation begot in fraud nnd malu- tnlnedby force. Tho power of tho United States has again set it up to be a task master over lis. Our tale of misery is com' plcte. Nothiug remains but submission, relieved only by the dim and dlstaut hope that tho sober second thought of this gicnt people will reconsider calmly, aud conduct and devise in their wisdom some method of relief for the unhappy province.

Tlio President. Wasiiinotos, Sept. 24. The president expects to leave here on October 5, for St. Louis.

lie is still residing witli his brother-in-law, Marshal Sharpc, as the repairs to the White House are not finished. FinF.s. fire iu Mercer street this morning damaged Sauter's box factory to the ex tent of $3,500, D. Glenwood's turning works $2,000, Otto Solder's sawmills 82,000, Seislc's looking-glass frame works Nomination. Utioa, Sept.

24 M. II, Marwin of Jefferson county, was nominated for Justice ol tlio supreme court tor the Fiflii judicial district at the ad 3.000, Seller's photographic Instrument journed session of the convention Leld here factory $2,000, and several otlieis in small this afternoon, lie was nominated on the of bushels nt sifcW for mixed woitern, clilelly 00c, closing buyer at ooe, sellers atooc; forblgii mixed and yellow western $1 cu for white western. oats ltccclpts buMiels. Tlio market Is quoted ns heavy and decidedly lower. Sates ofHWO bushels nt.

CJ a clo for mixed western nndC3acli)tf for whlto do. Hay The market Is quiet nt coacso for new shipping. Hops Tho market Is steady IS74 ut 4045 1673 nt 21)335; ism nt HW. Cokikr Tho market is ncllvo at 15Jf a sow gold for lllo. ScfiAit.

Tho market Is nrm and less nctlve, sXBSjfo for fair to good rellnlng 8)f sy, for prime. itiui.AxsK. ainrKei is quoiou na ouu anu Without il decided cl.olieG. NoMdlitf fit nnv mn. menl doing.

men ino nar ici a dun nnd uncnnnirm. noihlng ot moment doing. Tho maikct Is quoted ns dull and llrmcr. Crudo quoted nUke; rellncd nt 1AI.T.OW Tlio market mm oil nnlnl. Sales of f.5,000 lbs city nt sxasjjc.

1 UlirKNTI.NK. lUUIKUl. 4UICI ni iKia33M for splrltH. market Is steady nt to 0030 00 for Anthracite per ton per cargo. I.KATiiKii.

Is llrmcr. Hemlock solo Buenos Ayres, nnd lllo (Irnnde, light, middle and heavy weights at SiUj to sue 1 California orlnord do. nt 25 to S3. Wooi Market Is nrm domestic llceco nt pulled at whso unwashed at 18'37 for Texas; lor tubbed, etuis. steauy nnu nrm ximiic ior state nnd l'ennsjlvanla S5saa ror western for Canada.

roKK Tho market is siendy. sai03 at ra ss 23 37)tf for now mess In Job lots. IIKRK itiaTKCl. llUIUbllk i WlfllJilU JIKM11 llim $14 to 15 for extra iness. UKKF HAMS.

1110 lll.irKCl IS qUOll'U DS quiet at 2lc. tikuck itKRF. incmnrKrcis quiet 21 forprlmo mess; t'22aW3 for India do. CutMkats Is quoted quiet; pickled shout. icrs In bulkso; bellies 12); hams In bulk 13c; middles quoted quiet long clear I.Aiui Tho market Is quoted as llrmcr at for prime Mcnm.

liDTrr.n Market mm at 23aS5o for we: tern and 30al3o for state. Climax The market Is quoted ilrm at lljmic for common to prime. WiusKET. Tho market Is quoted as dull at $1 os. Slid DetnlikO.

Our death column this morning gives the sad announcement of the decease of Henry Warner French of Banc. To those who knew him this announcement will bo read with peculiar sadness, for to know him well was to honor, to love, and to admire. not what may bo considered wondeiful or I The deceased possessed many rare qualities us one Bliowlng cultivation. of head and heart, while, as is often tho Mr. Frank M.

Davi3 as "Don Ilippolito case with men of unassuming demeanor, Pomposo" Bcemed thoroughly nf homo. Tho character Is one requiring considerable dlgulty'of manner, and a good degree of prompt execution and decision In delivery, coupled with nu extraordinary compass of voice. All this Mr. Davis was equal to, and exhibited a peculiar adaptation to the character which ho assumed. Ills fine tlicy were but half appreciated by tlio circle in which he moved.

In his death tho village ot Barro has lost one of its best citizens and enterprising business men. To him they aro Indebted for much of its present business prosperity and especially for the improvement made inthonast ten years. Deceased was en- Mlssourl Hepiihllcan Convention. Sr. Louis, Sept.

21 The republican state convention last evening adopted resolutions renewing con fidence in the republican paily; endorsing Grant's administration declaring that parties founded on raco or nationality 1110 repugnant to good government; denoun cing tlio late attack of tho legislature upon the school lund that ns the officials of the oppiuitiou party have so misruled the state as to lead the good men of that party to seek reform, and as there nro more men in the republican party teeklng selfish ends than to reform abuses In the state, there- fort this convention deem it prudent and patriotic without making any nominations. sums. The building was damaged worth. Firemen's hall adjoining was In much danger, but was saved by the haul woric of the firemen. AnillVKD.

Steamer Switzerland from Antweip. huiimn'h I.OI'.ll MAVOlt. The lord mayor of Dublin, Mayor Have meycr and members of the common coun cil took trip up the East nnd Noitli rivers to-hay. FINANCIAL. Awards of $700,000 gold to-day at from 100.00 to 100.0 1 Specie shipments to Europe $144,070.

$107,000 gold coin was brought from Havana this week. run nmiuor safi; uur.ai.AUY. The case of Albert Kunzof Washington, D. was brought before United States Commissioner Osborne to-day. Tho de fendant was ai rested by a United States marshal un an indictmcutof the grand jury of tho District of Columbia for conspiracy to defame Columbus Alexander ot Washington, District Attorney Purdy submitted tho indictment ns the first step to an order lor tlio prisoner's removal to Washington for trial.

The prisoner's counsel, A-Oakcy Hall, asked for 11 postponement of of argument, ns tho aid ot tho United States district judge, would bo necessary to the re moval of the prisoner, nnd Jiulgo Benedict is out of town. The case was adjourned to Tuesday next. A OOOI) Tl.MK. The Lord Mayor and Alderman Manning of Dublin, with their ladles, who accom pany the Irish rille team, were entertained by the city authorities to-day, with nn ex. cursion mound tho city by steamboat.

had For. CHICAGO. Tlio executive committee of tho national hoard of flic underwrites to-day resolved that tlio authorities of Chicago hiving lalled to comply with the suggestions put forth by tho national bund on the 21tli of July last, this committee recommend that all companies belonging to the national board discontinue thu business of file insurance in tho city of Chicago, either by new policies or renewals after October 1st, 1874. third ballot, after which Ids nomination was made unanimous. A letter was read fiom Marvin staling that If nominated and elected, he would remove his residence to Utica.

Thobar.room remedy for all ailments Hum Hitters, surcharged wll Fusil oil, a deadly clement, rendered inoro acllvo by tlio pungent astringents with which It Is combined. Ifjour stoinnchls weak nnd 11 vi ror bowels disordered strengthen nnd regulate them with Vinegar lllLers, a purely vegetable- Alternative and Aperient, free from alcohol and capablo of infusing new Mtallty Into jour oxhau-aiui hs-tern. septlc.lA.HTW By H10 Cable. 1TOI1T1NO ON SII11T.OAIID. London, Sept.

21. Tncrc has been serious trouble on the American ship S. F. Ilcrsey, from Cardiff for Montevideo. The vessel put to sea yesterday, hut while slio was yet in the channel several sailors jumped ovoi board and swam ashore in a bleeding aud exhausted condition.

Accounts of tho affair differ, but the whole crew were fighting nnd one of them was killed by the caplaln. The authorities have sent a boat in pursuit of tlio S. F. Horsey, but it is feared that it will not succeed in overtaking her. All of the crew belong to Cardiff.

Causava, tho best variety ot Cinchona or Permian Hark, llrsl enmo Into general use on account ot a remarkable cure performed by ll 011 tho Countess del hlnchon, utl.lma, who after her recovery, distributed a large quantity of It to tho Jesuits, In whoso linmls it acquired a great reputation, that charitable prelate. Cardinal do l.ugo. having purchased ll at great expense, lor tho bcnellt ot tho religious poor nt Home. It Is combined with, aroinntlcs Inn delicious cordial in Dr. Wheeler's compound Kllxlr nf Phosphates of Callsnyn, a remedy nt extraordinary elilc.icy In retoiing constitutional vigor, and repairing tlio worn oat frame, whether used up by maiinl worry, over-work, excesses ami bad habits, or debilitated by prostrating diseases.

FOH MOTH PATCHES, FHECK LES and Tan nsl; jnur Druggist for Perry's Moth and l'li-ckio Ijtlon, which is harmless nnd in every cusolnrnllllile. or for Ids Improved Co-mcdulin nnd Pimple liemeily, Iho gleat Skin for Pimples, lllack Heads or l-'li worms, or consult. H. c. PHIIHV, the M.ied Skin Doctor, -m llond street, Now 01k nprn iuiioou.wr.in.

BY solo, which occurs at Ids first appearance gaged In the mercantile business at the 011 tho stage, was rendered with tplcndld effect and met with decided favor from the audience. His figure, clad in tho robes of ono "born to command," could not fail to make glad the heart of those who looked, while his magnificent bass voico satisfied all who listened. Ilo was heartily applauded and a handsome boquet awaited him. Mr. Day sustained the role of tho Doctor with marked success In fact may bo said to have made 11 hit In his rendition of It.

Ho was quite hoarse, but this in no wise deterred him In filling tho role brimful nnd his comical acting was a decided relief from much of tlio purely sentimental por tions of the opera. As an amateur actor ho is certainly worthy of great praise this character. Senor Balthazar was mado nu interest- timo of his dcatli in a largo nnd handsomo business block lately erected by himself. Ho was ever an earnest nnd indefatigable worker for the advancement of everv social interest of the town, ns well, nnd ho was always ready to lend a helping hand to every enterprise that would advance the Interests of Barro iu any direction, or that of its inhabitants. This trait in bis charac ter must bo acknowledged, and witli sorrow at this time by those who have benefitted thereby.

Ho was hi other of James G. trench, of Montpelicr, and of tho Frencli Bros, of Chicago, and leaves a wife and daughter to deeply mourn his death Ihus early in life. Navigation of tho Ohio. Evansvu.i.e, Sept. 24.

Cjmmissioners for the improvement of the Ohio river navigation adjourned yes terday, to meet hi Washington, Oct. 10th. A resolution was passed asking congress to take action for the improvement of the mouth ot the Mississippi so as to meet tho watts of agricultural and other industries of the country, aud appointing a committee of two from Pennsylvania, Ohio, In- diaia and Illinois to obtain from theso states tlio passage of suitable linvs ceding to tho United States jurisdiction over such small tracts of lands as may bo needed for the erection of locks, lock-keepers' dwell ings and abutments also condemning tho construction of another bridge nt Cincin nati at a short dlstanco below tho present brldje. doubt feeling thankful that tho affair had ing nml lll8Uy dignified personago by Mr. terminated ns easily as it did, scuuilrtl.

Within the past few weeks Hutland has had a Biirfcit of scandal of all sorts and kinds, nnd tlio end 13 not yet. During the present week another has come to light which bids fair to rival them all, and bo of longer duration than any. Indeed If rumor may bo believed somo of the p.11 ties con nected have already taken legnl measures to have tho principal party iu tho nllalr punished as piovldcd for by law. This last excitement Is clear caso of blackmail, n3 will bo seen by tho following letter. Tuesday morning four or flvo letters, all of them being worded nearly alike, wcro received by business men In this' town, ono of which lias been handed to us which wo, wo havo announced that wo shall publish all hows, present to our readers verba-Urii et Uleralum tt punctuatlm, omitting tho names ot tho recipient.

Kuti.ani) Sep 21, 1871 Mr Dit Silt 1 Havo Bald Nothing about my Business till now. Now I wuut to Know what you -want to doo. I know what you llnvn ilnnn In mv Famllv if vol! A'anl to Settle Como see 1110 at you and I can Deal No Trouble A BlIATTL'OK Tho writer of theso letters certainly must bo out of his senses, or Is being mado a fool of by somo person, as It hardly Noi-litl IJ(ii ut A grand social hop is to ho given at tlio Town hall In Arlington, on Wednesday evening, llio 80th 111st. Good music will bo In attendance nnd pleasant time is expected. Mr.

O. J. Williams, acts as director, while Messrs. T. W.

Johnson, A. O. Gilbert. E. C.

Woodworlh, P. C. Hogers, O. A. Adams and W.

M. Johnson seems possiblo that a sane mau would nro iho committee on Invitation nnd Messrs. wrlto such letters levying blackmail on Fred II. Danfield and John P. Atwood persons, for ho certainly must have known will act ns floor managers.

1 penalty for such nn offense. G. D. Milllngton, who seemed to through ly understand tlio manner in which It should bo acted. He was' just dry and unconcerned enough in ids acting, and in connection with the otlicrs in tho scene, made tho snmo ono of the best of thu whole.

Messrs. ICmgslcy mid Cobb, ns tlio mys terious but rollicking porters, were just suited to their paits nnd filled them first rate. Tho orchestra is entitled to especial pralso for their very fiuo nnd acceptable accompaniment. Miss Joyce is nlwny correct In her accompaniments, and in tills opera distinguished herself In tlio oveiluics as well. Her playing formed ono of tlio most sntisfactoiy features of tho opera, and her services wcro thoroughly appreciat ed by both tho company and thu audience.

Tho violins Bouudcil sweetly, tho cornet was capital, and tlio 'cello mado up tho nccom panlmcut ton charm. Wo understand t.lio opera lias not been failure financially, which 13 good news to nil who tako an interest In musical matters here, and also encouraging to Mr. Mlctzko who has labored well In securing this very successful entertainment. From Washington. FAT nKlVTH.

Washington, Sept. 24. A Washington special states that a man Ncttlcshlp, employed in Whltcley's corps of secret Bcrvlco detectives, has been totind to havo drawn immenso sums from tlio secret servlco fund. IIu was paid six dol lars per day regular salary, nnd three dollars per day for subsistence, besides great sums under the head of incidentals and ex penses. In addition to all this he was also appointed inspector in tho New York cus tom houso by Murphy in 1871, nnd has been drawing three dollais per day there.

Similar charges aro mado agalnstNewcomb of Whltcley's force. Vorli mock ana Mono- Mnrlti t. l.iTL'ST MOXETART. New Yoke, Sept. 21.

Customi receipts to-day amounted to Treasury dlsb-irsomonts to-day amount to 17,000. Money nt 2-32i per cent. 1'rlmo discount at 5i 0 per cent. Sterling exchange lower at 4.63i3 KV, for CO days, nnd4.S5JfQ!.S0 for Bight. Hold opened and closed at Wih, with sales In meantime nt Carrying rates lsaper cent.

Ijans Hat. Tho clearings at tlio Gold Exchange to-day Stato bonds quiet and nominal. ltallroad bonds principal activity In Pacifies at slight advance. Governments steady. Stocks opened strong with frequent lluctua-ttons during tho forenoon, but a general advance was mido of p-T cent.

During tho last hour business was active, tho leading features been with Xorthwcst and St, Paul common, I.ako Shore, Union Puclllc, Wiibash, Ohio Mississippi, Hock Island. Pa-clllj Mail and o. fi I. tho last named de clined to 12 Northwestern common declined to 3S, aud remainder of tho list fell on" to 1 per cent. At the closo a steadier feeling prevailed and there was a recovery of to per cent In Iho general list.

Tho sales to-day amounted to over 210,000 biiuresof which wero Western Union l'acinc Mull; Erie; 20,000 Lake Shoro 21,000 Union Pacific 11,100 Itock Island; 14,000 St. Paul Wabash 10,100 OUIos, 11,000 c. c. I. C.

iij.ooo New York Central and 35,000 Northwestern. Gold closed at Money at 2S2 per cent. Governments stiady. State bonds quiet. Stocks dull.

Where blanks occur there wero no Dld3 Tho following aro tho closing quotations PROTECT YOUH ESTATE POLICY IN THE GHEAT LIFE of NEW YOIIK C. II. OitANGKIt, Agent, liutlnml, vr. rniiKlNS At Pcnntmore. Wisconsin.

Aimu Perkins, aged ko years, formerly of Itutland, Vt. IIYDR-In Castlcton. Sept. 23, Arunah W. Hyde, Aged 73 years.

Funeral at Ills lato residence In Ilydev Ille on Friday at 2 o'clock p.m. I'ltLNCH In llarre. Sept. 20. Henry Warner French, aged 4.

years. I ELEVEN UNFURNISHED HOOMS 11 to lei, In good order. Also, tho Central House i.aunary. tor sale or rem, wiinngoou business. Inquire of u.

111, Central House. Itutland, Sept. 24, 1S74. scpliT-dllw LOST. A Gold Pencil, witli stone top and fancy scroll work upon It, was lost.

Wednesday evening, betwicu tho hours of six and seven o'clock, between C. II. vail's store, and tho postotllcc. Tho Under wlll(pleaso return to Ulode oillce. SiT21-d3d KID GLOVES CLEANED nt No.

uo whst Hy a new nnd satisfactory process; (flotfs, Gauntlets, Sashes, Hlbbons, alio white or light colored slippers and Halters can bo cleaned ut prices inai lunuot iuu iti hero cleanliness aud economy nronppreclated. Mus. A. WAITlland SCp21UWiSlV JlliS. V.

II. 1-LAtiU. DISSOLUTION. Tlio co-paitncrship heretofore existing under tho linn name ot Mi-Cluer Goodwin, Is tills day dissolved, by mutual consent. All accounts outstanding will besettledbyA.it Mcclucr, who will coiitlnuo mo uusmess.

A. .1. JICUl.l A. S. GOODWIN.

West Itutland, Sept. 10, 1574. tM-dsw3w A UCTION SALE 50 riltST CLASS OIL PAIN I Surtmado. During tho "wee hours of tho night, when tho patrons of tho "Doctor of Alcantara" had retired to their peaceful homes and tho arms of Morpheus, four "owls," who are, unllko their namesake, thoroughly musical, joined their voices and themselves together for soreuade. Tho soloists of the opera which had just closed A Mllllhll Up.

About ono o'clock Thursday morning, an extra freight left Albans for the south, shortly after tho regular freight left, although It seems no notice was given of tho special, which usually had liccn sent out In advance. Tno first train stopped nt East Georgia to lake water, and while there tho regular camo up nnd tho grade being very heavy, nnd in a curve, in the road, ran Into tho forward train, demolishing and throwing from tho track nine of tho cars, constituting complete blockade. Tho cnglno Jo Hatch Is a comploto wreck. Tho engineer, Charles Grccnlcaf, nnd tho fireman escaped vtlthout injury, tlio only person injured being a brakeman, nnd ho slightly. Tho morning trains we nil obliged to "carry by" and tho southern mall was somo three hours late.

It seems that tho accident was caused through tho carelessness of tlio yard master at St. Albans. liiclileutN nt Ilrimiloii. A llttlo son of Col. Hamilton, Tuesday morning, while going1 to school, was knocked down and run oyer hy Hoss, Pitts delivery wagon.

Tho llttlo follow was considerably bruised, but luckily no bones were broken, nnd ho Is now doing woll and will como out ail right. On Wednesday aftornoon, durlug tho wheclbunow race. Harry, son of Mr. Scott, managed to get under the feet of Marshal Cook's horso, which stopped direct ly on the boy, brulslug him scycrcly, but the doctor thinks ho Is not hint very much Internally, and that ho will soon recover, A very narrow escape. The Valiant White Leagues What they Would I)o If they Dared.

New Yoiik, Sept. 21. ANew Oilcans special states that Kel logg has determined to senrcli for arms, and the white leaguers stato they have no arms belonging to tho stato; and, if Kellogg's poluo attempt to search prlrato houses, thew will lie another fight. It Is generally understood that the leaders ot tho lato riots The Chicago Defaulter. Chicaqo, Sept.

21. The capture of Samuel A. Briggs in New York gives great satisfaction to those who suffered from his rascalities. Ho was once a member of the school board, a pro- nioter of science, a church officer, a leader In society and a prominent banker, nt ouo timo vice-president of tlio now defunct Franklin savings bank. Ou account of Ids connection with tho boaid of education his bank became a fnvorito with tlio teachers U.

s. Cs 'Si reg 117 1 U. S. cs '6! coupon.117;. U.

s. r-2us '02 1 112 U. S. 5-20S '61 Coup. U.

5-20s'o4 coup. 115 II. S. 5-20S C3 Old. U.

5-20S '(35 110W.1151, U. S. 5-2U3 '07 U. 5-203 '01 II. now 111'.

U. S. lo-ios U. S. currency cs 117 Delaware, and Hudson Canal 114'.

Mariposa d( pref Cautcn Consolidated Coal so OuinttTlaiid 4S Western Union Telegraph 73 oulckslliur do. mefi'ircd. 3S Pacinc Huston a 1 0 I'ouer 11 Adams wells, 1 urgo uo. American M.U.lix- ci 7K MS .101 o3 33'; 03 press United States Hx. pri'xs 03 Now York Central 11.

II- It Erie 37f, do to Harlem ir.K will be indicted, aud leading business men 1 tuo public schools, many of whom had Michigan ft ir 1 .1 I 1 I Piinitinti ltnir' say, sucn coursu is curncu out, tuuy tho savings of lifctimo ileposlled when tne 35." Lake Shore Mich fron violence. It Is staled that tho whlto showed that 83,003 had been nb- iiiinois ccViiial.V.'. uol lint 10 wcit' iu'l 4iio- Cleveland, Colum bus N.J. lock Island Mil. St.

do. T. W. uo. preierrca Fort Mien and Teiro Haute do.

preferred. 20 Chicago 1)7 do. Ohio MISsIdsIddI. 20' esi.iw.-. Iloslon, Hartford trio 1 C.

C. Indiana Central iz'i C. U. 102 11aumu.il bi. jo senh 20W Central 'J2j- union memo ssi Grant' mcomo Teuuesseu Cs 75 do.

4 1 Virginia Cs 31 do. a 1 Missouri cs Miss M. Joseph l.H.Oi La. 03 now Lcveo cs do. S's Ala.

6s do. 5's (la.C-i du. IV Special Tax Vnrtl, rnl In tho North Stcro of Opeia House, belonging to mo AiimwAx Aitr ayox, of Now York, comprising LANDSCAPE, FHUIT AND MAKINL' PIECES, ALSO, THEOLOGICAL HISTORICAL rJKCXS, Hy somo of Iho most accomplished Artists of Modern schools. All tho l'a ntinrrs nro mounted in uoia. nnu in tho most fashionable stj le.

tho saio iu taKo place on THURSDAY, l'HIIUY AND S.VTUltDAY, Septcmbr 21, 25 nnd 20. tbTho Palntlnss aro now on oxlilliltlun at tho Stoic, where catalogues can ho hint. The pa atiniri ami i rames win uc som to gether. Tho lllack lloxvs will bo charged lllty cents extra. sep23-dld ISSOLUTION.

The heretofore c.MsllnK under i.irtniitliii) tlio namo of 21 15 t. I rnf nwi icugica insv uigui vuicii uoi duuihu iu i straclCll anil moio cimm iwk i jUri. g- any fiich persecutions. Kellogg last night accouulcd for. Iu July tho grand jury Chicago Noun- tclejpnphcd to tho attorney general that if Indicted Briggs, but ho left the city, went uo.

preferred. troops wcro withdrawn there would ho t0 Now York, thence to Canada, where ho 3SKj North Carolina Cs. do. now. Soutli Carolina os.

do. new. 17 I'-xchantro lonir 1)0. short 4S0; 75 so 5 20 12.V rlothg at any moment, nnd not end till kclbggnnd all his people wero cither kill ed oi driven out of tho Btate. Three war vc3sds arrived below Now Orlcnus last cvaing.

Kellogg also telegraphed to r.dimvnil liv Urn nlllcers. whom ho Sow Vorli itoUui'i) eluded, and who wcro obliged to relinquish Nkw Yoke, Sept. si. n.n M'liniiext that was heard of 13 quiet and uncnangeu- sales ot 1,113 u.ucsni ni'ic ior uplands. him was tho welcome intelligence that ho Fmuit Heceluls barrels.

The market had been captured. eeka Harbor Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The accounts of the linn ni io be col lected by tho nrm or x.weeks son.nudnii liabilities ot tho firm cro to be paid by N. Weckss Son. NEWMAN WEEKS, UlLlll.lil- llAKllHli.

Itutland, Aug. If, 1S7I. uglSJtf O-PAHTNEHSIIIP NOTICE. The. LJ underslirncd havo this day formed a co partnership under tho iiainc ot N.

Weeks a. Son and wilt continue at No. 10 Merchants How, to oiler, cheap for cash. Furniture. Carpets, I'roek- urj, i.iiuia, uia.sM,uii', i iiiimxiuxs mm general assorlment ot llotise 1'umlnliliiK i kkhLs.

All persons Indebted lo the late Ilrm ot Weeks it Harder are riqucslcd to make Immediate sel- llClUClll. IIOIIEUT N. WEKKH, Itutland, Aug 10, is7l. auglsnf PIANOS AND OHGANS Timed, Hcgu JL lated and Ilepalred. Meludeou und nr an bellows re-covered with new rubber una 11..1110 to work "as good as new," ot diw E.

N. MEliHIAM S. IIU fall was shock without decided change, fair export ucmanu Ills Hill was a cnuci hi. mo lirato homo WncMnrrtnn lnln Inct 1 1,1 I Im u-lilln ft. uminnnll linMllPn! ll llltlo SV1U? trade llllllllr.V tor better kllldS.

talCS -w. of 1CI.WJ0 barrels of hupernno lcagto wa3 spreading crn ftntcs. through other louth- A Bobber Brought Homo. Nuw Yoiik, Sept. 21.

Detectives McManus and Smith of New ark irrlvcd from London yesterday with Lawicuco Hackctt, for whom they have been searching several weeks. About three mouths ago Jacob Uoldllngcr, Broad street jeweler, was knocked down in ids stote with a sledge-hniiimer and left for dead, while tlio would-bo nssassln i tiled show-cases. The fellow who committed tho assault was captured by some residents and llcutiflcd as Hackctt, but before ho could bo handed over to an officer hoes caned and went to Dublin. Hackctt was Informed that olllccrs wcro on their way to Irclard, mid ho fled to London. Thither ho wis pursued and captured.

After con- slderiblo trouble, having been detained hy writs of habeas cornus, tlio olllccrs obtained possession of their prisoner. Mr. Gold- finger has partially recovered. pathy for one who showed no mercy to the am btal0 4 .15 poor, whoso savings ho is believed to havo gf j.g stolen. The bank was thrown inio uauiv ruptcy.

The creditors have thus far real lzeil only ten per cent. IllliailS DISCHAIIOEI). Nkw Yoiik, Sept. 31. Samuel A.

Dilggs, thu late president of rwgmASSifi bittlif3' Market Is thu defunct Franklin savings bank of Out- heavy, 10 lower, closed rather more steady at a i ii.ia rttv ns 11 fiiL'ltlvo itocltt.c, llttlo oolter oxporc i'lU'i'ry-fia'-Vi" UIKU. nivalin 1 UUSnOiB ni ll WWl DO). IU1 Cl'llllb vv9 from lustlcc. was taken ictoto .1111 go 1 11 lornonwiiicuKu i ivaii iui jusuii, 11.13 un.m Mnrinm i MiAUSt. for now No 2 Iwau Daniels In supremo court chambers to-day Uoff, nearly all being nt 12 ft i7ii8for ii lfn wns dheh'irircd old do; fl 07(tl 83 lor ungraded Iowa and Mln-011 linboas corpus, no was insLiiarfci-u 0 tJ f01.

11UW wmtcr rt.a by consent ot counsel 00 cjmmon to cood extra do tn choice do f5.50t5.S5 com- hiin wheat extra westorn f5b5 tuv rnmmnn to cood extra OHIO f5 10 for common to cliotco extra St. Louis 0.W1 no including o.ooo shlnnlnir extras at f3 oouts 20, lnMdo price for Inferior. Market closing quiet. llvu market quiet und steady and In fair demand nt fl 2SS5 no. en Mi-u The market lor corn meal Is more active and a shado llrmcr at 14 25f 1 75 milH GHOVEH A BAKEH SEWING MACHINE is tho best machine for family use, as many who havo used others havo round out.

sold on Installments ut E. N. JIKItltlAM'S. CJlXTlY EDITION of "Sleep Dar- ling," by (l. A.

so cents. MIetzke, Just out. Prleo Published by I. MEUHIAM, rplIE DECKElt HltOTHKItS PIANOS nro pronounced "absolutely matchless In every particular." E. N.

MKlilttAM sells them. NEW DESIGNS for Braid and Em-broidery, received at iUW E. N. MEVtlilAM'S. ii Them Over Flowers," ljuartctto aud Chorus," Just for new umber western; cstern; vodi 21 ior no Another ltallroad Accident.

llAl.TlMOUB, Sspt. St. Iho olllccrs of tho Baltimore nnd Ohio railroad company glvo tho following par ticulars of a railroad accident occurring on tlio Pnrkcrsburg branch of tlielr road last night Tlio wostward bouud passenger train leaving Baltimore- at O.UO n. nud the eastward bound passenger tralu, lcav- Sales at With Beautiful ind Chorus." Just received. This Is tho most beautiful decoration hymn yet published.

Kond thirty cents to 1.. N. MEltltl All, and net It. usw SPLENDID ASSOHTMENT of Ster-coscoplo Views, Just received, and Belling at astonishingly low prliis. van.

an 1 boo 1 nem at E. JIKItltlAM'S, western: ft 2J)a41 20 ft 2181 1H for whlto wes market quoted quiet, Pius salos of 00,000 bush ol Canada peas In 11 Jft 13 nuotcd Inner with light supply nnd fair demand. Sales ot o.soo market for barley malt T'bu'sholcanadiUtflta. Two-rowed scr.mp.ng. Wt handle U.cjo goo la largo itTSint 100.050 bush.

Tho market I Renin camo Quality of goods. Sond us an onencd'heavy ut about ono cent lower, closed I order. steady, llttlo better lnnulry. Solos I ULOBK PAVKlt CO. lUINVt fPO DHY-GOODSMEN, UHOUKll MEN, HUTOHUIta 4.C.

Wo offer the larg est lino ot Wrapping rapein, i upcr Sacks and Twines, to bo found In tho btate. Host quality mautlla, best quality bopus man. in- t. ttriw nmipr. nil sizes nnd weights, llest quality paper bags and Hour sacks warranted full ho unit full weights.

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