The Rutland Daily Globe from Rutland, Vermont • Page 3

She jKuttomt gaily $toto. MONDAY, JULY 28, 1873. ARRIVAL AMI IIKPAHTUtlK OK TBAINK. TltilNS AHH1VK AT RUTLAND. From Hollows Kails, utd a.

It in. llurllngton a. 1 1:00 11. m. 'ort llenrv.

11:31 a. in llenutngton, p. p. in. Saratoga.

MlHii a. d. in. Hnlom, 1:40 a. p.

iu THAtNS LMAVX UCTLAND. Kor Hollows Calls, tc ti-Ma. li tl-M p. m. llurllnxton, in.

1'ort llotirr. 6:05 u. iu. llounlngton, a. 11:13 p.

m. suruiugn, a. p. in, Halein, 2:10 19:00 a.m., MallTraln fMlxciL Pout Office. MAILS CLOSE.

Ilurlom Kitenslou way, 9.01 a. ana l.oo p. Kastorn way, 11.40 a. in. Troy way, U.40 p.

m. Troy, u.40 p. s.so p. and 9.30 p. m.

Albany, K.40 p. 3.30 p. and p. in. Boston, 11.40 a.

and 9.30 p. m. Canadas, 1.13 p. m. Northern way, 1.00 p.

ra. p. m. and 0.30 p. m.

Ha-atoga way, 3.30 p. m. No York, 3.30 p. m. und 9.30 p.

m. itlver way, 9.30 p. in. Woodstock way. (Stage) l.oo n.

m. Chittenden, (Tucsda) and Saturdays) 3.00 p. m. aiucivuriugu laiuifu, m.w p. m.

MAILS AltUIVU. Harlem Kitonslon way, 9.5s p. tn. Kostorn way, 1.10 p. m.

Troy way, 4.63 p. ra. Troy, 1.40 a. 11.49 a. m.

and 4.66 p. Albany, 11.43 a. 4.66 and 9.10 p. in. Boston, 1.40 a.

m. and 3.10 p. m. Canadas, 13.40 a. in.

Northern way, 11.31 a. m. Burlington, 13.40 and 11.33 a. in. Saratoga way, 11.43 a.

in. New York, 11.43 a. m. and 4.65 p. in.

Connecticut lllver way, 8.45 p. m. Woodstock way, (stage) 11.65 a. m. Chittenden, (Tuesdays and Saturdays) 10.30 a.m.

Stockbrldiro fstara). 11:30 D. m. if-xmui will bo cromDUV closed at tho nwi. flood hour: all letters deooslted In the street ooxea win in? coueciea at s.w ana 11.00 a.

11.10, l.so, 3.05 and last collection tor all nltrnt urnus, ni. v.w i. in. aii i tj iters deposited In the Letter Dot at the Depot will bo collected by Itouto Agents llvo minutes previous to tho departure or each mall train ro-nAVf glooe. First Page.

Liquor Law Notes Lightening Flasher Miscellany Vicinity Notes Gathered Gems. Second Page. Editorials An Indian Tragedy Sporting-Wrestling Jumping Ilaclng Brutal Assault Poetry The Crutch In the Corner Major Wallace M. Spear Exciting Religious Scene Jit. Vernon Ladles' Association Walworth at Sing Singj Interesting Miscellaneous Heading.

Third Page. Locals This Week's Races at Rutland Reunion Notes Deaths Latest Telegraph. Fourth Page. Stato Fair Premiums Tho Old Residences on the Hudson Tho Iron Ore Beds at Elmore, Vermont. New Advertisements Dr.

Smyth's Ro-moral. RUTLAND AND VICINITY. Tho sun sets to-night at 7:24 rises tomorrow morning at 4:49. Killington Lodgo No. 29 I.

O. O. meets this Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Young Men's Christian Association meet this Monday evening at their rooms on Merchants' Row at 8 o'clock. Hood was repulsed at Atlanta, nine years ago to-day.

Col. William E. Calkins of Ticondcroga, Is on a western trip ho has our thanks for lato St. Louis papers where ho is now sojourning at tho Planters notch The August Atlantic has been received at Spauldlng's book store. It Is readable number.

The rise of coal is having its effect on dealers. The Albany dealers have advanced prices fifty cents per ton. Tho Benuington llanneraayt our foreign exchanges (ahem) we learn that Hon. J. II.

Flagg was registered at Lang-ham's hotel, London, July 5th. Soldiers will bo interested in the poetry on the second pago. Cholera infantum consolation. "Doctor, what makes me so sick of my stomach?" "Only a little effort of nature, child, to correct Itself." "Oh I'm so glad It la nature I thought It was gooseberries, and I do love 'em." Thus says tho Bennington Banner. A postal card has been received asking Information Fred M.

Bailey, left homo July 10th, slnco which tlmo nothing has been heard of him. He is about five feet five inches tall, brown hair, blue eyes, light moustache, very light, Bllghtly built, aged 23, dressed in black coat, white vest, drab pants, blue necktie, carried a vallso, was a machinist. Information may bo sent to Mrs. Carrie P. Bailey, Springfield, Mass.

The receipt by one of our clergymen of an order for 12 tons of coal is a very pleas. ant missive to havo In one's possession. Tho Stork House at Bennington was sold at auction on Thursday last for two thou- land and eight dollar). It Is positively asserted that cars will bo running on tho New York and Canada rail road from Whitehall to Port Henry by the first day of December next, Over one hun drcd laborers wero added last week to tho force already at work upon tho road, An excursion commences to-day from Troy to Montreal. Tickets to go and re turn $11.70.

The question Is often asked why cannot Rutland have the privileges of an excursion to Montreal at reduced fare. They can If some party will take it la uuvl and make the arrangement. The excursion of the North Bennington 'Congregational1 Sabbath school to Rutland on Wednesday of week, will bo tho islxth annual excursion that school has Gen. II. II, Baxter was quartered at tho (Grand Union hotel, Saratoga Bprings, on Saturday.

"Ell Perkins" had, a lull page of pic- uai nlxwed and sculped by himself and Uncle Consider in the Graphic of Satur- dav. Rev. L. 11. nibbard.

a Baptist clergyman of South Adams, formerly of Grafton, has commenced tho publication of a weekly newspaper called tho South Adams Echo, It Is a most crcdltablo sheet and shows that ministers occasionally have a few spare hours and know how to uso them. We are Informed that tho lecture com' mlttee have thus far secured Gough, Nast, Mrs. Llvermore; Parsons and J. G. Holland for the next'wInter'B course.

Tho commit (ee will add such other names aa will make the coming coureo a first-class one Our citizens will learn with regret, the death of Annie Dudley Jones, nieco of Rev. Pr Jloward, formerly rector of Trinity church, and who, during his mln Istry hero, was a member of his household, By her cheerful and amiable disposition and her pleasing social and conversational powers, sty. attracted to herself, a large circle of warm Jricnas wno win einceiy mourn hercarly death. Rev. H.

L. Grose, formerly oHtydcYlllc, Is editor or tho Ballston Journal and lias not been settled over tho Baptist church at Ballston the pulpit of which was re. cently vacated by tho Rev. Geo. W.

Clark, D.D. Dr. Clark has not as yet vacated tho pulpit. The present stringency in tho money market, hankers say will soon be at an end. James L.

Howard, of Hartford eldest son ot the late Rev. Lcland Howard, has lccn elected President of the Baptist Social Union of Connecticut. Circulars that have just been Issued of tho coming fall stylo of silk hats, describe It as seven Inches deep, or about three fourths of an Inch higher than any recent style, slightly bell crowned and with heavy roll ed brim. Tho stylo will bo out punctually August 15th. The train which left hero at five o'clock on tho Central Vermont going south, Sat urday afternoon, ran off the track at Bar tonsvllle, which caused a delay of four hours to the midnight train from Boston.

Thinitt Church. The Rev. Dr. Twing. secretary of tho domestic missionary board.

Is to assist Rev. Dr. Harris nt Trinity church, in this village on Sunday next. Incipient Fiiie. On Saturday morning a blaze was kindled In a pile of shavings In tho rear of ono of tho best blocks on Mcr.

chants Row which It left undiscovered a short time longer might have resulted In something serious. It was nodoubt caused by gross carelessness on tho part of some ono and should be a warning to people to guard against such a conflagration ns might ensue from a lighted match or cigar thrown out of a window. BVnKLAUV IN IIVIUIVD. Kcsldetice lilllcrcd mid Itobbcd. On Friday night, or between the hour of midnight and daylight Saturday morning, the residence of Oliver J.

Cain, at No. 5 Pino street, was entered by burglars and a sum of money amounting to $70, belonging to Mr. Lee Morton, a brother-in-law of Cain, was taken. The thieves evidently effected on entrance through the front window to the sleeping-room occupied by Morton by means of a tree that stands within reach of the window, and which must have boon climbed, nud by it an easy ac cess to tho room was gained. On rising Saturday morning, Mr.

Morton found his vest and pants, which lie had left hanging on tho bed, lying near the window and his purse on tho floor, which had been abstracted from the Inside vest pocket, and from it tho sum of $70 had been taken. The thieves hail also, it seemed, taken the pants to tho window, but had, fortunately for tho owner, left undiscovered tho large sum of $500, which was in the pocket, having boen perhaps frightened away in some manner before they had time to search them or had overlooked the booty altogether which was contained therein. Mr. Cain had locked the house its usual, about 12 o'clock that night nnd retired about 1 o'clock. Some tlmo in tho night he was conscious of hearing slight, noise In tho house, but thinking nothing strange of It, had gono to Bleep again.

Mr. Morton is an engineer on the Vermont Central road, running between Rutland and Bur- llncton. No satisfactory clue Is had as to tho thieves, although several buspuuuua characters have been seen about that vicinity during tho past week or two. Tho mat ter is being carefully looked up, ami it is to be hoped that the burglars may bcclis-covered, not only on account of this loss but also for the better protection of our citizens generally. IIVTLAND TIIOrriNU l'AHK.

Three Mays of Iliiclng. On Tuesday, Wednesday, nud Thursday of the present week, Mr. A. H. Danforth offers $500 in premiums to bo trotted for under the rules of the National Association at the Rutland Couuty Fair Grounds.speci- fled as given below, to which wo add tho entries already mode for each race In its order.

TUESDAY, FIRST DAY. No. 1 purse of $50 for horses that have never beaten threo minutes. First, $25 second, $15 third, $10. Entries S.

P. Thompson, ch Lady Thompson E. J. Brown, Kitty Lewis V. W.

Whlt-comb, bk Black Jack George D. Shlp- pey( Young Whalebone Jerry Parker, gi jonn ghandlcy E. O. Cole, Cal A. II.

Danforth, for II. Nichols, Maggie Whalebone A. II. Danforth.b ni, Maggie nenry Stone, bm, Modoc Girl John S. Skinner, ch Nellie.

No. 2 purse of $100, for horses that have never beaten 2:40. First. $00 sec ond, $25; third, $15. Entries: E.

Cook, Tarn O'Shantcr Geo. Engalls, War Hulctt A. II. Danforth, Kitty Thorn. WEDNESDAY, SECOND DAY, No.

8 purse of $50, for four year olds and under. First, $25 second, $15 third, $10. Entries Wm. Dawley, bk Gunpowder A. II.

Danforth, Canton Boy E. F. Cook, Rob tho Ranter Gcorgo D. Shippy, bg, Young Whalebone; L. Dawlcv.sc.

Gold Dust C. W. Hunt- ley. Zero. No.

4 purse of $100, for horses tual nave never beaten 2:50. First, $00 second, $25 third, $15. Entries A. II. Dan forth, ni, Shelburn Maid Jerry Parker, John Shandlcy E.

J. Brown, Kitty Lewis II. O. Pcabotly, Belle of Pawlet E. O.

Cole. Cal James McLautrhlln. ni. Masclo C. W.

Hunt ley, Sister Johnson. THURSDAY, LAST DAY. No. 5 purso of $50, for horses owned In tho village of Rutland, barring 'lam nun Maggie. First, $25 second, $15 third $10.

Entries i P. cc uancs Ames; A. II. Danforth, for II. Nichols, Mag.

gio wnaicuouo v. w. miucoinu, uk black Jacks Henry stono, juouoc Girls Georgo D. Shippy, Young Whalebone, No. 0 nurse of $150.

for all horses, First, $100 second, $30 third $20. No. 7 purse of $50, offered by tho pro- prlctor to horses not having won any monoylnnnyof tno above i'lrst. $25 second, $15 third, $10. Milo heats best 3 In 5 to harness.

Entrance fee $3, Entries to closo any tlmo before the horses are called. As will bo seen by the above entries the races havo attracted tho Interest and attcn. tlon of tho prominent sporting men of this vicinity, and aro sure to bo tno most ex. cUlmr that have been witnessed at this Park for years. Reunion.

Tho descendants of Deacon Herrick Ingraham of Chester, gathered i irom an bvcuoub iu wu hiuuuj I union at the Chester Hohbo a few dayeilncc, liottnlon Note. OLD SODD1ER3, ATTENTION 1 Tho members of Post Roberts and all soldiers who have enlisted in tho "reunion forces" hero In Rutland, aro urgently re quested to meet at Odd Fellows' Hall, Globe Block, Tuesday evening, July 20th, at 7:30 o'clock, for tho purposo of organ! zatlon, and making necessary arrangements for tho coming jubilee. Wo learn from tho Bennington JJanner that Colonel Gcorgo W. Hooker, a well known army officer during tho war, has been at Bennington during tho past week, and will bo in attendance at tho reunion, That paper Is also stirring up the old soldiers In that town with regard to tho event, and In deprecation of tho want of enthusiasm which evidently exists there says "Wo wish tho Lord would favor us with a draft for 'three hundred thousand more' just for a day or two. That's tho thing 'that tries men's Tho Ludlow reunion forces, on Wcdnes.

day evening last, made choice of the fol lowing officers Captain R. E. Hathorn 1st Lieutenant F. A. Fish; 2d Llcutcn nnt A.

R. Sawyers 1st Sergeant W. Ball 2d Sergeant J. H. Putnam Quar termaster-Sergeant E.

A. Howe. The officers are making every exertion to enlist every old soldier In town and everything indicates that all will respond. There Is a goodly number also enlisted at Cavendish. We learn that the Altimont cornet band of Ludlow, and tho Londonderry band arc to unite their forces with deslrnblo additions and bo on hand at the reunion during the three days.

Capt. Hathorn learns from an old comrade at Fitchburg, that some fifteen old soldiers In that city will attend the jubilee, provided they can come for half fare. This, wo think, may possibly be arranged. The Springfield llepublican notes the grand preparations going forward throughout tho stato and adds, "the Grand Army of the Republic of Rutland are very busy arranging tho details. The following recruiting olllcers havo been appointed In Orange county, by Col.

Roswcll Fnrnham, tho battallion comman der: Bradford, Col John Steams; Braintrce; Lt .1 Cleveland, jr. Brook- Held, Cassius Peck Chelsea, Lt Joseph Waterman Corinth, Darling Fair-lee, Lt II Gllmore Newbury, Win II Atkinson Orange, Curtis Randolph, McWain Topsham, Lt Meservci Ttmbrldgc, Maj It Smith Thetford, Lt Berry Fnlrlco and Vershlrc, Fred Fiimbam Washington, A Taylor. l'lro at Fart Ann. A lire occurred at Fort Ann, N. on Wednesday last, nnd consumed tho store of Lewis Son also the drug store of Dr.

Glbbs and shop of Samuel Nelson. These stores were the best iu the village and only part covered by insurance. A Heat Conduotoii. On Monday, tho 14th Mrs. W.

R. Hayes of West Fcrrisburgh placed her "iron clad" tin pails on the soutli side of the house to dry. Not long after she noticed a smoke issuing from the sldo of the house, and on examination, found that the reflection of tho sun on tho pails had set the clapboards on lire and burned through the thickness of two boards. A little longer time would of which might hove alwavs remained a mystery. Ksioiits of Pythias.

The Grand Lodge of tho Knights of Pytl'hisof the State of New York, meets atPoughkcepsloon Tuesday next. It will remain in session three days. Grand Councillor Cole of Troy 111 preside. During tho session recep tion will bo given tho Grand Lodgo by the Knights of Sir.vEit Wedding. Dennison Dewey of Montpclicr, well known to the tnulo of Central Vermont, celebrated his silver edding, Wednesday evening, by a lawn party and spread.

Odd Fellows. All Odd Fellows nnd their friends aro invited to a grand picnic of the order at Lake Pleasant, on Wednesday next. The Fitchburg Cornet and Marlboio brass bands will be in attendance. TlIK COUNTY AND UI.NITlVf I'oultncy. Rev.

J. Hyland Kcndrlck, D. of New York, preached an able discourse at tho Baptist Church on Sunday morning. A Union Temperance meeting was held at the Baptist Church on Sunday evening. A sermon was preached by the Rev.

J. A. Pierce. F. M.

Rood was present nt the rcccut session of the National Photograph Asso ciation. Tho council for the examination and or. dination of Rev. J. A.

Picrco will ossein' bio on Friday next at 0 o'clock a. ni. Tho ordination will take place In the afternoon Sermon by Rev. II. Fisher, of Newport, N.

Y. Ludlow, A company of our people went up to Jliddlebury on Monday. Among the num ber wero Hon. Wm. II.

Walker, Mrs. E. Vf, Smith, Miss Hattio M. Smith, J. Mcr.

vlu Hull and Harry P. Stlmson. Jilts Hattio M. Smith, at the inyitatton of the Delta Upsllon society, of Mlddlcuury, was present at tho annual reunion of the society held last Mon day evenlug, and contributed much to tho musical part of tho entertainment. Miss Smith's singing was highly complimented, and all agreed in pronouncing her superior, both In stylo and expression.

Ludloie Oatetle, July 18. Amonc tho arrivals nt tho Bordwcll House. Jiilv 20th. aro tho following; Hon I (Illbert. Mrs Henry Ballard, Burlington Hon II Root, Bennington Henry A MaBsey, Uoilltie, A win i il vr ir- liu UHCl, IX XVII.IIIIIWI.VI, wuv.

)i Andrews, JNOW xorK! uowc, jr ami V-V ITVI.I.I. 11 a 1111 Jameson. Oco Ostruni. Boston Mrs Brcus BUll. 11 xx X7 lUlUUUl.

J1X rtuuii.no, Ul tcr. norm Atlicuoro, juassi ureenc, Oranrro. Moss: Ilahcock. St Albans Mrs Parria, Mrs Smith, Danby; II Simpson. Jersey Ulty, uron jh uou blnson ond famllv of 4.

Dubunuc. Iowa 3ir i Tr- trn. If XWlXlvJ-. IV.UI13UO V1VJ IIIHlwuiWHl(jii Ohio: A Bcdodcd and wife. Worcester; A Gates, Granger, Mlddletown Miss Barten, Brandon UJS uanlcll.

Jiaynan Mlfhllchurvt JL Balwlu. Albany. NY I VI VI I ..1 .1 Haa f4 It Vt HUCr, OU1 UIKIll-lU, iVXUM i vjVVf Shcppard, Troy, NY: John DePass, Jos Doherty, Brattleboro; II Bradley, Wilder. A Wilder. Rupert Wild cr, SW Bailey, Falrhavcn; A Chose, Prov, lilenco.lt Tomnkins.

Utlca. NYi Goo Mvcrs. Trov. NYi Richmond and son, Springfield, Mass Pier, Wis- cousin; miss ai iioaton, Uliester, vt; A iietclier, rrociorsvllle a Koundout, THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE, MONDAY MORNING, JULY Drew, 27 Merchants' Row, are agents for tho Elm City Shirt. Shirts cut and made to order.

Clothing, Huts, Caps Trunks nnd Bugs. DENMSO.VH PATKNT SIIIITINO TAOS. Over SCO millions liavobccn used within the past ten years, without complnlntof loss by tnif ueeuuiiiiK ueiueiieii. All i.xpress companies uso them. Hold by Printers and Stationers iwurywiieru.

OLOIIK I'AITIU CO. IIUTIjVNI), Junc23dwtf Wholesale AkciiIs. For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression or Hplrlts and (icncrnl Debility, In their various forms, Ferro-l'liosphoratcd Kllxlr, orcallsaya mndo by Caswell. IIazahd it Co- New York, and sold by all drujftrlsts, is the best tonic. Asn stimulant tonlo tor patients rucov- i-iniK iiuiu lever ur uiner HieKiiuHs, 11, nni no equal.

It taken durlnir tho season It prevents level mm uguu illlll Ull itlier Intermittent fevers. JlT-tW ror tlio Globe. If. Htllson. llennlnitton.

II. 1'. Morirnn, Walllnirfnnl. Herbert Smith, Factory Point. II.

H. llard.Arllneton. M. II. Kelley, Routh Wnlllii(rford.

C. Pierce. Kast Clarendon. K. .1.

Carpenter, llrnttlcboro. Olbbs Brandon. Dennison brothers, I'lttstord. W. SI.

Day, Mlddlefaury. Hums Holt, nttsncld. .1. 1). Culver, Hydevllle.

T. K. Horton, Clarendon. 1. l'cabody, l'lttsronl.

Alden MIddlebtiry. II. E. Spencer, Sutherland Falls. .1.

N. Haskell, Falrhavcn. A. I Kellojrs, C. .1.

(lllmore, West Itutland. I Johnson, West l'awlet, W.8. liassett, Mlddletown. Mice, Pnwlet. II F.

l'armenter, llechanlcsvllle. 1). Horton, Mount Holly. W. W.

lllbbard, Poiiltney. 1'. Holton, Danby 4 Corners. William Fierce, Danby II. A.

Carter, Ilenson. W. II. Hull, Wells. o.

F. Woods, Mellows Falls. II. Itobblns, Chester. K.

II. Allen, East Walllnirford. Shcrnian brothers, Ludlow. nr.A'riis. In LudlOW.

Malor W. M. Knpnr. Plitnf Engineer ot Norfolk Navy Yard, aged 41 years. Funeral from tho residence or Dr.

.1. II. Put nam, at Ludlow, to-day. Iu Oreenpolnt, N. July S3, Annlo Dudley Jones, nleco of Kov.

Honor S. Howard. 1). formerly rector ot Trinity church. Now York NIocK mm iTlimoy market.

NEW YOHK, July p. In. Stocks aro steady. Hold is quiet at (lovernmcnt bonds aru imite dull. State bonds aro quiet.

-Money Is noted easy nt ner ri-nt. The following are tho closing quotations U. S. 0s '31 reir do. nrefprrpil.

S3i' U. S. os 'si coupon. 119- Colum- u. m.

o-tfus 'li'z U. S. O-20S '02 coun.llO'i uus cm 83 N.J. 10'i Kock Island 110'i U. 5.20304 coup.

117 U. S. 6-203 '(IS Old. .119 Mil. JC St.

Paul u. s. 6-203 '05 new.iiT,',' do. nroferriid. 7fli u.

n. d-'ais 'uj T. V. 71'J do. 80 Fort 93 Alton and Tcrro U.

S. 5-203 '03 USJ II. s. Bg now IT. 8.

10-103 u. 10-403 coupon.iio,"i currency cs Wx Hauto 15 do. S4 neiawaro nnu nun- Chicago lostf do. preferred. ..110 Ohio Mississippi.

Son Canal lww do prcf Canton ICO west.iuo,1: Uoston, Hartford Erlo sir Consolidated Coal Cumberland so Western Union O. c. Indiana Central 31': Telegraph C. II. loo Hannibal St.

Jo- ifuicKsuver at do. nreferred. 47 senu uswr Pacific Mall boston a Central Union Paclllc slr Power 29 ('rants Adams 94 Wells, Fargo Co. 71 American M.U.Ex- press CI.1- United states Ex Income Tennessee Ca si uo. new bl Virginia 0s 43 uo.

now N) press 6511 Missouri 6.3 Miss St. Joseph ot iurr iurK A II. lt. II 104'." Erlo on? La. 63 45 La.

63 new 42 LOVCO 63 40 do 71 Harlem 129Jj' do. Drcferred. .130 Ala. 83 80 do. Michigan 94 Panama Oa.Oi.

72 union Paclllc 27J Lake Shore Mich so UO. 7'S North Carolina 6.3. 27 do. new. 15 TlllnnU rontrnl hit burg B34' Clilcairo North no.

snort no western Havt Vorlc l'roducc iTliirkct. New Your, July 262 p. in. cotton Mat kct Is nuotcd nt 21c. for mid dling uplands.

FLOCK. uuil otv luu lun ur. iwiuimn bbls. Sales 9,000 bbls, buperllno stato nnd Western nt 5.0M35.30; common to choice extra stato to.bW7.l5 common to choice extra western 5.voaJ.i5 common to cnoice u. n.

u. 0.15(8.15. UYK rLOUll. bieany auu in luir m-- mand. Sales 300 bbls.

at W.3.V35.25. (1HAIK. Tno Market is uncuangcu. ncccipi.3 69,000 bu. Sales 23,000 nt 1.43 for No.

2 Milwaukee tl.4USl.42 for No. 2 Chicago, ltyo market Is steady. Itecelpta o.ooa bush. Sales nono esicru iu iokvouc. Cokn Tho mnrket Is quoted as unchanged.

lteeeintM 95.000 bush. Sales 43.000 bu. at 52 55c for steamer mixed Wcstei for ran mixeu western; iui- iwiiu uiiuu. I1AHI.KY. Tho market is nun aim uncunngeu.

Receipts o.ooo bushels. Bales o.ooo bu. Oats. Tho oat market Is quoted steady. Itccelnts 45.000 bushels.

Sales 89,000 bush, nt 41st42o lor now Western mixed; for old Western mixed storo 4IM42C for now- black Western; c. for wiuio stato; 40 50c. for new White Western. Pkovisions. Pork quoted llrmer.

Sales 000 lhta nt. tlT.S7l1T.fJl fur HOW mes.3! fit, ror old mess, iieei quoieu uuiei, inu inui kui. fnr cut mentH Is nuotcd llrm. Lard. market Is quoted quiet.

Sales 00 tierces nt for Bteam; 9c. for ket tin rendered. llCTTEH. Tno market, isquoieu nt 253ic.ior new. CintKSK.

Cheese Is quoted nt for new and old. Wuisxbv. Tho market is quoted at 95C, per gallon free. Koas. The market Is strong and quoted at 23 24c.

for fresh. Petroleum. Is quoted at for crude; for rellned. COAL. IIOIUCSIIC 13 uuoicn at SO.tVU.VO per ton per cargo.

Leather, Tho market Is unchanged. Buenos Ayres and Itlo Grnndo light to heavy weights are quoieu ul Wool. Tho market Is rather moro nctlvo nnd steady. Domestic Ueeco at 4(j62c pulled 400. gktlvfvtiiscmfntis.

A Having established myself permanently In Rutland, and for tho better convenience of my patients, I have removed my offlco from tho llardwcll Houso to tho llaxtcr National Hank block. My offlco Is provided with ovcry practi cal Improvement and advantago founded by tho advanced state of medical bclenco lor the relief of human suffering. To those who may bo unacquainted with tho particulars of my practice, brief explanation might not bo unwelcome. During tho wholo of my professional career, my tlmo and attention has been exclusively devoted to tho study and Investigation ot diseases ot tho KYK, ll.Ut, NA SAL CAVITY, THItOAT, I.UNOS and CHEST, and derangements of tho NHItVOUS SYSTEM. My specialty embraces tho eradication ot CVn-tumptton, Catarrlif Throat Vtacase, nfTectlons of tho Vocal Oryans, Aithina, and all Larynylealt Itroiichial and Iilmonary Complaint; tho removal ot Jkafiieti, Vinchargit from tho Kar, and tho treatment ot all diseases leading to General Debility, or tho loss or Impairment of Xervout and riifiical J'otctr.

Patients coming under my caro for treatment may expect to rccelvo ovcry benefit gunrnntcod by sclcnco, skill and comprehensive experience. A CAltH. To mi' old patients and tho many friends who have so generously aided my endeavors to uilt-lgato tho ravages of cnunij)fon, by curing thoso diseases that lead to lt, I am very grateful and shall endeavor to merit their approbation In tho future as In tho past. To the Pcblic, I havo to say that I do not consider lt necessary at this tlmo to present to yournotlco further testimonials of tho success of tho new method of treatment I ndvocato. Having, during tho past six months, given you statements and reports from tho most rcllablo pooplo In this vlllago and vicinity, should certainly giro thoso who aro still suffering confidence enough to employ ono who Is so unlvcr sally successful.

Itr consultation free and terms within tho reach or all. Yours, 8. W. SMYTH, M. 1).

-pEOPLE'S GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Tho olllco of tho roople's (las Light Company lias been removed to Town Hall building, next door south of Town Work's onico. Thu semiannual dividend will bo paid to stockholders on tho first day of August, li. KONTKIt COOKE, JyJWot fierk and Treasurer, BY TELEGRAPH. Large Fire nt Norfolk.

NonroLK, July 20, At an early hour to-day Wectc Ul-man's shoo store, two doors south of tho starting point of Satin-day's conflagration, was discovered on fire, and so Ineffec tual were thccffoits of tho lire department worn out by the labors of the proceeding morning, tlmt the building and tho adjoin ing ono occupied ns a hardware Btoro were entirely destroyed. Hut little of tho con. tents of tho buildings were saved. A TUMID CONFLAOIIATIOK. About half nil hour after the discovery of this llro another lire broke nut on Catni bell's wharf, about square from tho first fire In three story brick building occu pled by a produce dealer.

This building and one Immediately north, used for the same purpose, were also entire destroyed. UXC'IIEMKTT or tub rKon.K. Upon discovering this last and fifth fire. within tv.enty.four hours, ending Sunday morning, tho greatest consternation pre vailed. Market square and other places were thronged with excited people, many believing It an organized plan for the destruction of tho entire I'liOMIT AKSISTHASCK rillK Ht'llDUED.

Tho lire companies of Portsmouth and the Navy Yard again camo over In responso to rockets sent up as signals for assistance, and tendered Invaluable aid on Campbell's wharf where tho fire threatened to In- volvc an entire square. Tho steamer Syl vester, lying near Campbell's wharf, was put in readiness to bo dispatched to Old Point for the government engines nt Fortress Monroe, hut further assistance was unnecessary. The loss by tho last two fires will probably fall within largely covered by Insurance. The Fire nfRnltimorc. New Yonif, July 20.

A Baltimore special says; The fire in several portions of tho burned district swept rapidly through roofs and left the lower portions of whole rows scarcely damaged. This seemed to bo caused by large numbers of shingle roofs, which are so exceedingly dry as to burn like grass. In this way the fire actually crossed over streets in lilch engines continued to woik, and left a portion of tho fire brigade working in tho very centre of burning blocks. Water was so nearly exhausted before the lire was under control as to make It necessary to dam up the gutters and snvo tho supply for some of the fire engines. The nrrival of the Washington engines was most opportune, contributing mainly to the subjugation of the Arc.

Dispatches say the loss on the Presbyterian church Is $70,000 insurance $00,000. The estimated loss on St. Alphonso's church nnd tho building of tho Sisters of Notre Damo Is $80,000. There was an insurance of only $.1,000 on tho First English Lutheran church, which together with the valuable library of tho pastor was totally destroyed. The loss of Rioter, owner of buildings on Saratoga and Clay streets is $20,000.

Tho Insurance Is mainly confined to Baltimore companies. It is reported that the Han over of Now York loses 7.000 and the Continental but $4,000. The Sun this morning estimates tho loss bv the fire at nn'lx aes as'loW ns ifcitteVu and $400,000. Tho Gazette estimates the loss at $500,000 to $800,000. Tho American says It will approximate to 000,000.

Joseph Thomas Son, in whose planing mill the lire originated, state personally that their loss will not exceed $.10,000 insured in Baltimore and foreign companies to the amount of $25,7000. Unsuccessful Attack. Madkio, July 27. S-infernando was attacked on Friday by nn insurgent column from Cadiz. Tho lo3-al garrison made a brave and successful defence nnd in the evening the insurgents withdrew.

TIKI IXSUIiaKKTS HEMMED IN'. The government troops attacked Valencia yesterday. After a desperate btrugglo of flvu hours lighting wns suspended, nnd the Insurgents offered to capitulate, but their terms were refusad, the government demanding nn unconditional surrender. Heavy reinforcements hnve been Bent for ward, the attack will bo resumed nnd tho town bombarded to-morrow, If tho insurgents do not yield. Seville has also proposed to return to Its loyalty to tho National government on certain terms, hut as In tho case of tho Valcn-clan government, will accept nothing less than nn unconditional surrender.

It Is believed that the Insurgents will boon give up tho city unless relieved. LATER. CAPITAL punishment, The Cortes has declared itself in favor of the abolition of capital punishment. London, July 20. Cholera has appeared in the seaport town of Helslngborg, South 'Sweden, on tho sound opposlto Elsinorc.

President and Cabinet on a Tour. City of Kingston, July 20. A telegram from Burveyor Sharpe states that President Grant will visit and overlook the Mountain houso Tuesday tho 29th Postmaster General Creswcll and others of the cabinet will nccompuny him. General Sharpo will givo him a reception at his Kingston mansion, Thursday. Foundered Ship Recovered.

New Yokk, July 20. It was tho crow, of the schooner Oilman D. King that arrived at Deal, England, last Thursday, having been picked up by tho Bhlp Julia, from Philadelphia, Tho schooner was bound from Saqua to Providence, and foundered off Capo Cod. Sho was reported by cable as tho Gllmas Dickenson. Losses.

PonTi.AND, July 20. Tho directors of the Portland company Btato that their loss on stock Is about making a total of $00,000. A largo amount of hard pino lumber In tho yard was burned. A now locomotive was damaged to tho extent of $000. Two other engines belonging to the Inter-Coloulol railroad wero burned also a lot of dump cars.

Largo Fire. New Yoiik, July 20. A special from Norfolk, dated a. states there Is a large fire there. 28, 1783.

From Saratoga. Sakatooa, July 27. b.vtiji'.day'b hacks. The second day's racing on the course of the Saratoga Racing Association Races Wero for the Ahluma stakes 1873. There were eight contestants.

Btihcu, Tabitha, Mlnnlo W. Sunrise, Salllo Watson, Lizzie Lucas, and two horses from McDanlcl's Btnblcs. Lizzie Lucas took tho lead and was passed at the half mile post by Minnie who kept the lead, winning In 3.01J, Sallle Watson second and Lizzie Lucas third. SECOND HACK. $500; forallngcs; three-quarters of a mile.

Six Iioibch were entered, Harry Bassett, Crockford, Artist, Mate, Grey Planet, and Field. The rnce was won by Crockfoul in 1.17$. A rain made the track heavy. TO-DAV. The racing to-tlay will ba nt Glen Mit chell Park for a purso of $250 for 2.81 horses.

Five horses havo been entered. TIIK MA8QUEISA1IE. A masquerade hall took place nt the Orond hotel on Saturday evening which was a grand success. Gllmore's full band of twenty ono pieces, supplied the music. HUSPICIOttd CIIAKAOTEItS.

Several complaints havo been made at Police headquarters and warrants Issued for tho arrest of a lareo number of well known suspicious characters, who nro forcing themselves upon the community. It Is hoped by this means to put an cud to their nefarious practices. A SAISATOOIAN SHOT. Dr. Joel Crocker, 'formerly of Amster dam but more recently a resident physician ami surgeon nt Galway village, N.

from which place ho removed South a few years since, is reported as hnvlng been shot July Oth Inst, by a party of Mexicans at Santa Gertrude, about fifty miles from Corpus Cliristi, in Mexico. SAnnATII SEItVICKS. A number of distinguished clergymen occupied tho pupils of Saratoga to-day and preached before largo audiences. Rev. Noah Porter, president of Yale College at tne second 1'rcsbyterlan ahnrch Miss Smiley nt the Baptist church Rev.

Gcorgo D. Baker of Detroit, at tho Congregational church; Rev. Dr. Corbet of Illinois, at the Episcopal church Rev. E.

'Webb of Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, at tho Methodist church In tho nnorninir. and President Porter in the evening. CONCKllT. A sacred concert took placet at Coimrcss Hall this evening. From Albany.

Aliiant, July 20. INDIGNATION MEKTINfl. The citizens of Albany nro In great fever over the proposed widenbig of Hudson avenue. A meeting was held on Friday evening, which denounced iu broad terms tho corruption in tho city government, nnd appointed a committee of safety, of which James ICIdd is chairman, nud many of the most prominent citizens nre members, among- whom arc Thomas W. Oicott, J.

II. Rtunscy, Wm. N. Strong, Bradford, R. Wc-od and Rufus If.

King. FOR MUltDEIt. On Saturday, ooliceman Pcti-i; ng William Cornelius at that he died. Tho warrant was issued on complaint of the friends of the murdered man. Tho olllcer was taken to Troy for examination.

noDY FOUND. The liody of Henry Mitchell, nn Albany printer, who was drowned on Tuesday in the presence of the excursion party of the Third Prcsbyterlnn church, of Troy, was recovered at Cedar Hill. It was brouirht to Albany and an inquest will bo held. WHOLESALE ltdllllEltV. Several gentlemen who camo from New York, on Saturday morning, on the steamer Daniel Drew were robbed of their watches nud money during the night.

Some thief went through their state rooms. The Advanco on the Turcoman's. New Youk, July 20. The World's St.Petnrsburg dispatch Bays Gen. Von Katiffman, commander of the late successful expedition against Khiva, will advance with 8,000 men upon the Turcoman tribes, who continually harrass-cd the Russian forces during tho lato campaign, constantly hanging on their flanks in tho rear.

The Anti-Butler Movement. New Yoiik, July 20. Bostou dispatches represent that tho anti-Butler movement in the Republican party Is formidable threatening his prospects of either nomination or election. Weather Report. Washington, July 27.

P1IOBABIL1TIE8. For the Middle and Eastern States, south easterly winds backing to the northwest and west, nnd cloudy, followed by clearing weather. Carllst War. London', July 27. Special to the N.

Y. Herald. After a slight resistance tho force under Don Alfonzo captured Reus the second city of importance in that section to Barcelona. Tho latter city is threatened with isolation In view of tho capture of Igulcada and tho uncertain condition of FigucrasandGcrona numerous ablo bodied refugees nro crowding the French frontier and will be called upon by Don Alfonzo to join tho Carllst standard or bear tho consequenco of refusal. Heavy Storm.

New Yokk, July 27. A heavy rain storm occurred to-doy with thunder and lightning. Several trees In Brooklyn were struck. Destructive Typhoon. Honu Kong, via London, July 27.

A destructive typhoon visited Amoy on 21st lust. Great damago was done to foreign property and shipping In tho harbor and river. Tho telegraph cablo between Amoy and Shanghai la bgoken. Outrago by Negroes. New Yokk, July 20.

Delia Corcoran, a young Irish woman, was reported outraged, murdered and thrown Into the river by negroes In New Jersey opposite YoukcK, Sunday lilglit. Three arrests havo boen made. From New Tork. New York, July 20, THE WEATItZtt. Tho weather Is hot and suUry this morn ing.

AtEREHTED. W. W. Whipple, lato cashier of thccw York postofflce was arrested hcru on a charge of embezzlement. VANDERB1LT, Commodore Vandvrbllt returned from Saratoga yesterday, as Is reported, to on- gago In certain heavy stock movements.

UNTltCB. The report that the Savings bank and Fulton bank both of Brooklyr, arc affected by the failure of Kimball, of Atlanta, in untrue. SPECIE FOR Kl'ROI'R. Specie shipments to-day per steamer Herman, $20,000 City of Chester, Batavla, total, $278,800. Mostly In silvcrbars.

IIRCISEKS SEEKING A BATTLE. At midnight tho prize fighters Arthur Chambers and George Scddous left on two Bteamboats for Far Rockaway to fight at daybreak. They were each accompanied' by about fifty friends. INSURANCE LOSSES. Information from all tho New York companies is to the effect that they wholly escaped or are very Bllghtly affected by tho Baltimore fire.

Business men In this city will not suffer in the slightest degree, tho lire not having been in the business" portion of Baltimore Baltimore has always rated lowest in prices of insurance of American cities and Boston next. TnE CITT'S Jn the published communication May or Havemeyer, Comptroller ays seven thousand men are employed and money at tho rote of Beven million dollars 1 Is annually bciug paid out for city works, which ho thinks is entirely too much. The sinking of the Vandcrbilt tracks in Fourth avenue employs 2,100 men nnd costs the city $5,000 monthly, under the legislative act of 1872, assigning one-half the cost on the city. Ho complains that the department of public works docs not let out any contracts to the lowest bidders, and Is spending far too much money, and denies the charge that it has been hindered by a diminution of the appropriations by the board of cstlmato and appropriations. EXPORTS.

Imports for tho week Dry goods 750,807. merchandise $4,210,830. BANK STATEMENT. Decrcaso loans, decrease spe cie, increase legal tenders, decrease deposits, decrease circulation, $58,400. ACQUITTED.

The jury in the case of ex-chlcf police McWilliams and ex-dctectlve Doyle of Jer sey city, charged with conspiracy with three well known burglars and let rob the First National Bank, rendered a this evening of "not guilty," MnS out twenty hours. cnoi-s i- cron lu IuWana and Texas are fl mA two former states. than WASHED ASIIOltE. The James 'Xxiomspou an excursionist dro nt Atlantic City Thursday last was wash1 UDon IWstlne Beftcu t0-daymuch bask li Athletics, 30; HOlilUBLE MUltDBE. Mrs.

Carolina Schullcr, aged living nt 30 Rivlngton street was stabbed by her husband last night witi." a saucr krout knife. Her husband named Casper Schullcr and a son of the couple were arrested. OROESUECK AND THE OHIO GOVERNORSHIP. A letter from W. S.

Groesbeck to Judge Collins Is printed in which he reiterates his declination of any nomination for governorship of Ohio. He also hopes the time Is near when the present and former democrats and all dissatisfied republicans shall be cordially united under a single organization. He then refers to a letter written by him last May In which he then urged the formation elements to be called liberal democracy. Ho verges a closer and firmer union of all opposed to the present administration. YACHT HACK.

The Brooklyn yacth club will sail a race from Newport to Vineyard Haven on Monday. DOINGS OF THE HEALTH UOARD. Remaining hucksters, sheds and booths outside of Washington market were demolished last night by order of the board of health. BISHOP BIMPSON ILL. Bishop Simpson is reported sick at Long Branch.

FIRE FATALITY. Tho forest fires on Long Island burned over an area of at least fifty square miles. A German settlement called Bohemlanvillo was swept entirely away, and three young children unable to escape perished In the flames. TORNADO FATALITIES. A tornado at Macou City, Missouri, today, partially destroyed the masonic temple, totally demolished several small buildings.

A lady named Collins and a negro man were killed, also Mayor Montgomery. Judge Henry and a number of other per-sons were more or less severely Injured. SUDDEN DEATH. Rev. Dr.

Bchcmaker Emeritus, professor nt Gettysburg, Theological seminary, died suddenly last night, aged 74 years. SUICIDE. Tho body of a suicide was found hanging In an unoccupied building In Philadel phia, to-day. The body was much decom posed and not Identified. From Rochester.

drowned. Rochester, July 20, Miss Mattie Stowell, aged fifteen, daughter of the Baptist clergyman at Hunt's Hoi-low, Allegheny county, and Harry White were drowned In a mill pond at that place on Thursday last, by tho parting of a raft on which four youug persons wero floating. bubnino or a glass factory, The Clydo class works were partially do. stroyed by fire on Thursday night, Involv ing a loss of over 40,000. Only a small portlou of tho loss Is covered by Insurance, A fire ongluo belonging to the.

and considerable hose were alMHidoned tn the flames and lost. Losses by tho Norfolk Fire. Norfolk, ynJuljr 28. The flrobrokooutatthe copier of Main street and Market square, In Newton's building. Loss $150,000.

Boot and shoo and hardware dealers were the principal losers. Tho tiro is thought to have been of Incendiary origin. Fire In Portland. Portland, July 2ft. A Utile after two o'clock this morning' a fire broke out In the paint shop of the Portland compfln! works, which destroyed tho paint jjop wIiIcIl was two hundred feet long, tho car shop nnd several smaller attached buildings.

The main buildings were iu imminent danger, but were saved. There is nn insurance on the whole works of (9127,000, of which but little over one per cent applies to the property burned. Tho Insurance on buildings, machinery, embraces the Hanover, Manhattan, Exchange nnd Westchester all of New York, 5,000 each. Nearly nine-tenths is on tlio main buildings, which were saved. Tlicro was a ronslderabjB, amount of partly finished work In tlia buildings, of which there Is now no ac.

count. The freight trains standing on the Grand Trunk tracks In the vicinity were endangered, but wero removed nnd Saved. The heat was very intense from the fire, which at first looked very threatening. The Cholera St. Louis, July 20.

Thirty deaths from cholera In St. Iouis last week. Condensed Dispatches. A man named Dennis Fitzgcral, of Troy, while loading a boat with marble on Friday night, at the Troy and Boston dock, in that city, was badly injured by a piece of marble of about two tons weight falling against iilii), crushing him against the side of the and bruising his legs. Dr Burton at tended (Alt' man and found that no liones were bruken.

A seven year old boy, the son of Mrs. Gaun, of West Troy, was playing on a lumber wljen It lipped over nnd broke the little fellow's leg. A Waco, Texas, dispatch says. Deputy Sheriff Blankenshlp was shot and killed by nn outlaw named Hob Crlstal, who am bushed lilin. One hundred mounted men at once started In pursuit of Cristal and his gang, and tho court, which was In ses-sion nt the time, adjourned1, and tl grand jury was dismissed to give the jwrymen an opportunity to join in the pursuit.

Prize York, July 20. Tl.n nrlvn fll.t uCtWCCn ScdllOllt mill Chambers has pr-Wi to bo another fizzle. Seddons and 1 BanR of roughs went to Far Rockavy late last night, and he and his secoiu5 ani1 backer were arrested there at daybeak 4,119 morning by tho Brooklyn rollc. Chambers and his gang of roughs cssaved to start bv tuir boat fmm tbo Fifth street pier of tlis city early this morning, but the polico appeared and they fled. A largo number of old politicians of this city and Brooklyn went to Rockawoy last nigU to witness the fight.

able ReJoIclnifs. Hearts BCVen years sincu the mec OTCM Trinity F. To-morrow thoscventh aimlvcrsaij- the landingof tin. anj it will bo seven yix, Monday slnco was opened for This will bo celebrated by a banquet Ul tii'U place ond Monday by boat races, comprising sailing, rowing and sculling. California Wheat Crop.

San Francisco, July 26. The receipts of wheat from the interior Mime Hi-lit althouirli the crops is as that of last year, only seven grain large as. sinC( tuo first of laden vcssi welvo for same period last July against vessels enough in port to J1M11. XX1VIV.U1V, There are carry ions gr. Tigress Salk' New York' A St.

Johns. Newfoundland stales that the steamer Tigress Ballc Disco last evening. Sho had lieen dcl'V! to make repairs and hayc her boilers ot 'cr-hauled. Fatal Railroad Accident. Ban'oor, July 2T.

On Saturday evening two Bpans of the bridge on the European and North American road between Oldtown, and Milford, three hundred feet long were blown completely away by a tornado, and nn engine and tender with five men, which was cross-from Oldtown, plunged Into the river. The engineer, George McClellan, was killed and the others espaped. There will be-no Interruption to the travel on the; road. The Walworth Application. New York, July 27.

Tho News says an application has been made to Gov. Dlx, nnd a petition signed by somo of tho most prominent men In tho state of New York, to grant young Walworth pardon. The proceedings have been kept very quiet, and Gov. Dlx has written to Judgo Noah Davis asking him to transmit to him a copy of all tlio testimony, letters and records in tho case, Terrible Railroad Calamity. Cumberland, July 27.

This morning an engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio road, lost control of his engine on a down grade. Two- miles east if Altamont iho engine ran away, and whllo running over forty miles an hour, struck tho rear of a freight twenty cars loaded with corn', cotton, and tobacco. The engineer Conway nnd men named Mortlna and Elliott, drovers from Barbour and Hnrrison counties, Western Virginia, were killed. T. ilurke, conduc.

tor, and E. Corncry, hrakeinan, both of Piedmont, and drover named Reynolds wero badly Injured, The trains were delayed to-day but aro now running us visual. The (iordon Kidnappers. New York, ijuly 20. A Fort Garry despatch says ball has been refused to Fletcher and Blakely, for Gurdon Gordon and prisoners were, committed for trial In the October term of 5 th'o, of' Queen's bench, Mcrriman i admitted to Iwdl to appear for trlnl'M- tlio' sanw court..