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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nj rrfed.

CRAx-wEYpuRN Elmira N Y, on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER by the Rev. A. Hull Rector OF Trinity church.
GEORGE CLARENCE CRAM sixth United States cavalry to
CARs-ELIIorr AT Thomason, Me-, on Monday, Sep
tember T. by Rev. J. X Mason, THOMAS A. CARR of New
York city to LIZZIE c. ELLIOTT Of Thomaston No cards
FooTE-MEEKER Tarrytown, on "Wednesday, Sep
ternber In st. Marks church, by Rev. B Ellsworth,
DANIEL D. FoorE to Miss LAvISIA MEEKER daughter Of
Benjamin Meekcr, ESQ, all OF Tarrytown; No cards.
HousToN-BusH Fishk, on the Hudson, on
"Wednesday september Q, by the Rev Henry T. Duncan,
Major d. C. HorsroS T. s. A., to HksmErTA X, daughter
Of II. V. Bush, Esq, OF Fishkl.
LYpn-HEcKscHER.- At st. Marks church. Orange, N.
j., Tuesday, September 8, by the Rev Dr. Taylor as
sisted by Rev. Dr. Williams, PiIfrP NJ LypIG, Jr, TO
PAULINE daughter Of Charles A. Heckscher, ESQ., of New
York
MmLER-CoUrASr I'm Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, Sep
TENDER O. at the residence of the brides aunt by the
Rev. Geo +. Seymour, SAMUEL Ii. Miller Esq, OF New
burg Miss ELIZA F. daughter OF the late John L. Cou
tant, OF this city.
Newburg papers please copy
-MooREBEAD.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
September g. by the Rev. Charles b. smyth, Jo.Ern
MooRKmEAD W. d., Of Presumption, Illinois, to MARY
JANE eldest daughter Of John Moorehcad NJ d. 229 Full
ton avenue, Brooklyn. No cards
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Thomas
Lodge, JOSEPH McEIRoy, Jr of New Orleans, La, TO
EMMA LOUISE eldest daughter Of Mr. Francis Godine, Of
Oepss-srRErr. Tuesday evening, September s. at
ST. Peters church, Brooklyn by Rev. DR. Homer, Isaac
G. 0opEs, Jr and LILA G. STREET, both Of Brooklyn.
Ptvs.-DoLsAS-As Utica n: u on M0npe ,f sep;
New York. 10 Miss SARAH NJ, only daughter OF Mr. j..
Doman, Of Utica. No cards.
RArHBosK--ABBorr. Ton Wednesday, September Q, by
The Rev Edwin Holmes, OF Hudson, ~ r., WILLIAM b.
RArBBoss 10 MARY AUGUSTA, only daughter Of the late
Moses Abbott, Of Brooklyn. No cards
RooERs--GREru In this city on Tuesday, septem.
D., to Mrs MARY L. GRIFFIN, Of Rye, N r.
GNaER-ApAxs On Tuesday, september5 8, at g. AIMS
Church, BY the Rev. Dr. Thomas Gallaudek FasprASp
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Covoners' Inauesrs.

TIE MULBERRY STREET HOMICIDE Coroner Cover yes.
terday held inquest at the Fourteenth precinct station
house over the remains Of Ellen Gallagher the woman
who died at hor residence, No 1872 Mulberry street.
Wednesday, from the effects OF violence alleged 10
have been received at the hands Of her husband SIEVE
raj witnesses examined and the testimony showed
that Gallagher had oft beaten kicked turned her out
Of doors Deputy Coroner John Beach made post NOR
examination the body and found several cuts and
confused wounds but not OF fatal character opening
tho skull however, large cot Of blood was discovered
covering the left hemisphere which clo produced COM
preston Of the brain In the doctors opinion death
resulted from compression Of the BRAIN caused by the
rupture OF blood vessel The jury found that Ellen
Gallagher, the deceased 10 her death by apopexy
supernduced by brutal treatment at the hands Of
husband, Hugh Gallagher, the 9Th day Of September
1895 Coroner Cover then committed Gallagher TO the
Tombs He is plumber, twenty nine years Of age, and
native OF Ireland. In his examination he pleaded not
guilty.
BODY on AN USKSowS MAN Fousp.--The body OF an
pnknown man, supposed 10 DO that Of G. e. haven, was
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General Hooker and the Veterans.
THE VETERANS GRAND CONGRATULATIONS PICNIC
ON THE 18TH.

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THr EAST,
New York CITY, Sept s. 1865. !
Col. J. b. HERMAN Manager of the United States Sol
diers' and Sailors Protective Society,"
CoIoSEL-I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
of your invitation of to-day to attend the festival to be
given the 18th inst in behalf OF soldiers ind sailors
Of the Union army and navy and regret extremely that
prior engagement for that day will prevent my urHtng
with you in the truly praiseworthy and noble purpose
you have view in calling your congratulatory meeting
of citizens know subject that addresses itself
with force and drcctness 10 the hearts OF peo-
pie than that which relates to the ameOration OF the
suffering and needy among the brave defenders OF the
Union and anticipate for you, and trust that you may
realize, generous response TO your invitation. have
the honor to BIO with great regard your friend and
want, JOSEPH HOOKER,
Major General COMMANDING
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UnprOvoked Assault and Stnbbing.
THE GUILTY PARTY Observation-Disclosures DE
POSITION.


Last Saturday evening Louis DuH1ng German, en-
tered saloon of Chatham and Roosevelt streets
for refreshments, and sat down at table with two
Sstrangers They left without paying their BILL and
when Mr. Dufing offered the money for his own supper
he was asked to pay the oysters which the
had ordered This he declined doing, and some loud
counter Dufng after bitter alteration, thought il
prudent to pay the unjust demand, rather than
run the risk Of being assaulted and beaten by
about the place. Ho accordingly paid tho bill
in dispute, and about leaving, when Charles
drew knife and stabbed him in the right side, inct
ing very dangerous wound. Gilroy also stabbed his
victim in two other places, but the wounds were not
serious In their nature The men then escaped but on
Tuesday night officers Mullen and Herbert Of the Fourth
precinct, arrested Groy and locked him up. His con-
federates, however are still at large.
Coroner Widey yesterday proceeded to the New York
Hospital, whittier Duf1ng had been conveyed and took
his antemortem deposition, which is as folows:-
Louis Dufng residing at 1875 Franklin street, being
duly sworn deposes and says that Saturday night
went in the oyster saloon corner Of Roosevelt and
Chatham streets with two men that am not acquainted
WITH they took stews and took plate Of oysters
they went away without paying the barkeeper wanted
me pay for their stews at that time there three
other in the saloon; they interfeTed 10 mako mo
pay for the stews; few words passed between US,
when they attacked me, and during the attack was
stabbed; the man here the prisoner was close 70 me-
who stabbed me; after was stabbed left the saloon
and went 70 my home; was brought here in the
Wooster Beach, Jr, M D., being sworn, says-I have
made examination Of Louis Dufsng and found pen
etrating wound Of the thorax the wound may result
fatally.
No other testimony was introduced and tho case being
submitted to tho jury, they found that Louis Duflng
dangerously stabbed & the hands Of Charles Glroy,
the Of Roosevelt and Chatham Streets the
Sd day Of September, 1885,"
Gilroy bartender, only sixteen years OF age, and
lives in Pell street. In his examination he admitted
stabbing Dufing. Coroner widey committed him to the
Tombs TO await the result of Mr. Outings injuries The
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The Firemen's Trouble.

New YORK. Sept 8, 1865
In the Herald of this morning there appeared para
graph purporting to emanate from member of Hose
Company No 49, and stating that they attacked by
members of Engine Company No 20 at the fire at 6s
Broadway the night OF the 3D. and that they lay wait
eor In doors and alleyways with clubs aud wrenches
Now, Mr. Editor, as we are the two members who
out with Hose Company No. 40 at the above fire, allow
state that the members Of Engine Company No. 20
were In no wise engaged in the attack company
HENRY SCHULTZ,
LOUIS FLOCK,
Members Hose COmpapy No 40
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Not the House.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
notice in your paper Of Saturday, September 2, an
item about stolen property being found the premises
of No IFS Greene street. and the arrest Of Mary Ann
Shaw for receiving the same You will obge the under
signed by inserting this in your paper for correction OF
the number Of the house. II being No IT'S. No 175
Greene street is private residence, and no arrest has
ever been made there.
HATTIE BLANCHARD, No. 175 Greene street.
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CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Limerick tBr, Jones. Liverpool-J
Steamship Northern Light wer. New orsans-J A Ray
Steamship Idaho. Holmes. observation-disclosures, Gootin
usss.@.hiP Creole Thompson. Norfolk and Rnm0nd-a
Steamship Aibemarle, Bourne. Norfolk and Richmond
ssss%ship Z Knight Norris asorse,own-H crom-
Steamship John Gibson. Kelley, aeorgssown-H orom
StsamshipiFalcon Aldrich Baltimore-J Small.
Steamship Franconia, Sherwood. Portand-H crom-
Ship Hibernia tBr Januseu. LverpoOl-Tapsoots Bros
Ship General Butler Wood. St John, MO Duncan 4
Bark Kstnss1 tsr yyrnes sayannsh-G Wright Co.
BARI Plsades Miller, philadelphia Por'erheld
Lake sstf g. sS Sssss FainoSS
ZEE f;sss9 GsiS5ss: s
Big johnson OBJ, Elis. Port Medway Ns-r
Allen Ms s.s,s Son
Brig Ellen Diokle, GcEihenny, phiiadslphia-H G
Eass 4s'f$ iE s:s: f ss's gs whitney
schr Loyal Scranton, Lowden. Apalachicoa-Be 4
schr Monmouth, Anderson, Alezandra-Bentey, Smith
schr Hendrck Hudson, Douglass. Philadelphia Rack.
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ARRIVED
seamshp Europe Frl Duchesne. Havre Aug q, and
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burg line, both hence -.
fosasas Sep with ps:ssSsers
Steamship VIM ? clyde, Robbins, Hilton Head, days,
and passsnsers % waterman Goofn Dickinson ith INST
% miles Of Hattoras passed steamship Ahambra, hence
steamship Connecticut stranahan, Washington. ~ hours
to y CIartermaster ,, ~.
ndse and passengers. 70 II B Cromwell Co..
Ship Peayune lof New oreans Brooks. Leghorn July
George ekras1 ziss%sr SsSssilss ;aIy u
Brig Carver, Trout Guayanca IL days. with sugar, to
Brig Helen tBr Kenz!e F.ardo, PR, days, with
grig Hunter Br Basdon, aace Bay Is days. with COAL
Brig Crcassan (of Boston, Brandt Galveston 50 days.
with cotton, &c to Yates Forerheld
schr Ripple r Roberts, Cape Canso 10 days, with fish,
sehr Telegraph (Br). Shaw, olace Bay "A days, to IL
schr Henry CASTOR, Albro, Wilmington NC, II days.
s Ea eD o1 Boston
schr Samuel Loud. Loud Eizabethport for Boston.
schr Maryland, Foster, New Bedlord for Eiisabehport
schr Helen, Perry, New Bedford
ssSr % Rowland Fuller SsS N ssS' Bedford
schr Thos Ellis, Kenny Dennis.
schr Zoe, Hall. Providence.
schr Z L Brown, Purse, Dghon for Philadelphia.
ss$r Isiss EiGsst NoTssS %ISsny.
sohr q L, Lowell, Albany for Provdence
BELOW
Brig Alice Leonard tBr), from Cow Bay.
Wind at sunset w.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


ArrrxPr 70 xuRDm AN INor1sNsIvs "oANN-
s-l The LssAILANr ARSbS1sD'
About nine O'Clock ON Tuesday evening aespesse
and dangerous assault was committed upon MA hhsa
beth Coleman res,dns a % Pitt street. happess sRAs
sha vas .ssrg ths corner Of ssventssnth street anc
F;r.t .yauue in oompsny with Thomas eanderso1 WHEN
man named Thomas Lynch IN psf sna x,s, ntDxt
knire rronnd TO . sharp polat commenced ferocious
assanlt on Mrs Coleman stab5ing her several times in
sasa she screamed for help and Mr. anderson also
called the police when ofcer Young OF the Eighteenth
precinct responded 70 the ca ana crested the dsspe-
10 man of bad character in explana ion Of his conduct
stated that he had mistaken Mrs Coleman for his wife,
to punish her for hep conduct BE was
before Alderman Flynn, at the Jefferson Market Police
Court and committed to swat the result Of Mrs. Cole
mans iniurios She is now lying In Bellevue Hospital in
a critical condition from the effects Of the wounds
ceived Lynch was entire stranger TO the wounded
the assault had been given The prisoner Is
CHARGE OF FORGERY.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Rufus Caggett Of 100 Broad
way, was entrusted with note for four hundred and
ninety dollars purportng to have been drawn by
Marcus Co., doing business at 1876 Pearl street. bearing
date March g. 1884, and payable eighteen months from
date Norris Lersner who handed the nste Mr. Clag
get requested ham 70 present il to Mr. Marcus and de-
Inand payment which he accordingly did, but much
rank forgery He called officer Matthew'S of the First
precinct aud directed him to take Mr. Lersner into
tody The latter subsequently aagned before JUS
tice Hogan who detained him for examination Tho de-
PENDANT and his two attorneys who in court alege
that Mr. Lersner received the note in good faith from
Mr. Ott0 formerly partner Of the complainant
ROBBED IN A RAIL CAR.
Mr.. Henry b. Buckboe residing at No. 500 Greenwich
street. yesterday made affidavit before Justice Hogan
against James Lindsay, charging him with the larceny
Of gold watch and chain, valued at $3.50 On the I'd
instant Mr. Buckbee riding through West street in
rail car whom Lindsay and stranger in the
jostled violently against him and few moments after
wards they left the at Christopher street At that
moment Mr.. Buckbee missed his watch and chain and
suspectng Lindsay and his companion pursued them
into WeSnawken street. where the fugitives stopped
Lindsay turned and said to Mr. Buckbee:-'I did not
steal your watch but know who did, and will got it for
you" The other man made a similar remark, where
upon Mr. Buckbee took the two men in charge and
started for the station house. On the way, however
they broke loose and escaped but Mr. Buckbee after
wards caught Lindsay and gave him In charge Of de-
tectve Golden The magistrate committed the prisoner
for trial. in default Of ball. Lindsay is twenty years
OF age born in Ireland, and lives at 337 West Twenty
first street.
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DuRsuANr TO DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT or

DuRsuANT TO A DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT OF
cb.ncerv made in q wherein James Edington and
others are plaintiffs, against John William sloper defend
mt he claiming 10 be the next Of kin according TO
The statute for the distribution of nestates estates OF
Ezabeth Horton OF 80 Green Park Building In the
civ ~ Hath England, widow living at the time OF her
death (Which took the sd day OF October l or
tbe legal Of such OF them - are
Snad Nv their solicitors before the 30h day Of
October 1905 come n and prsye their claims a. the
ii New square Lincolns Inn, IN the county OF Mddleex;
~ in defaut thereof they will be peremptory excluded
,,n be beneat of the decree Tuesday the nh dsy Of
November next IL O'Clock at noon at the said chambers
Il APPOINTED hearing and adjudcstng the claims
Dated this 2sth day Of July, 1866 Edward weatherall
Chief Clerk John Billing, Chapel place Poury. London,
plaintiff Q solicitor
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF LEHIGH COUNTY.
Pennsylvanian the matter OF the distrbvuon Of the
Daniel late OF washington
township Lehgh county deceased 10 fron
Fink her hesTake notice. that on the isth DAY on April
1865 motion OF Mr. Forrest said Court directed mo-
10 be published week for sS weeks ~ the new
Herald published In the city OF New YORK,
and the Cincinnati Enquirer newspaper puunsneo h
Cincinnati less than thirty days previous o tho
first term requiring the said Frona FINK or her
heirs appear the first day Of next term ana claim he
the In default Thereon tnat he
will be TO the known heirs OF the said DANIEL
knappenbergcr, deceased. - o--,.--, o..
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sna yesssrd' q No 2s2 East Fourteenth street The
SSS ~ sNlher delicately framed had black hair,
- hssh, Aastache and was about i've feet six inches
N legn The dress consisted Of dark pantaloons light
vc niss drilling coat and boots letter found
~ Tie remains addressed TO Charles G. Haven"
~ a september requesting the party addressed 70
spoa the same day. Coroner Wilcox held an inquest.
and verdict rendered In accordance with the facts
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gson 70 nAss 4. daughter of B. g Adams, Esq, both
wELPLY-IncH. Thursday, Angus 81, at st.
Dunne, r. G., assisted by Rev. hessrs Brennan Apd
0su!iysn, HrsRs g. wHsn, Of Brooklyn, to Macy r.,
daughter or !. Lynch, Esq. OF Chicago.
woLs-CoYTox. Peoria ILL.,, on Thursday, August
81. Mr. GsoaaE WOLFE, Of New York. to Miss JULIET R.
C6TrOx or Peoria
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HELMBOLp,s EXTRACT OF BUCHu.

Hundreds suffer in silence and hundreds Of o;nes ep
;s them with he hope Of cure apply remedies which
mis s % G Ss
q 9s
air and food the use Of tea and coffee and frequent child
he $nsoa. membrane q nc vagina itself .DDss
the ss sss
quent upon them is but simple justice to the subject 70
asey be many aSd al
ess dse
that exist: for precious EDUCATION and marriage
be and perverted in the restraints Of dress
healthy excitement Of the ball room Thus with the body
half clothed and the mind pndzly excited by pleasure
Tor sleep rest the work of destruction is half accom-
In consequence of this early strain her system
ef Ts"ed s9e y s sS
evil When excitement is over another In prospeetye
now constant restraint Of iashionable dress absolutely
retention Of organic strength; the exposure
night ar the sudden change of temperate the complete
sty produce their legitimate effect Al last an early mar
her taps 50 ee utterly regardless Of the Plain die,Dses
and of her nsuTs me- an nm
full picture of the experience of thousands Of our young
Long before the ability to exercise the functions Of the
ney e Of n 81 %
is in common with the female breast and lips evidently
early period OF life and shall see these
sa W be life Of s %s ere has self
completed their development.
For Female Weakness Debility too profuse exhaust
ing Periods for Proapsus and Bearing
Down, Poapsus Uter offer the most perfect spechc
known-HELMBOLDS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
BUCHU.
Directions for use diet and advice accompany.
Females period ~ hfc from infancy 10 extreme
old will lind remedy aid nature In the discharge OF
its functions
Strength IN the glory of manhood and womanhood.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BCCHU
than Of the preparations OF bark
iron, Infinitely safer aud more pleasant
nELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU.
havfn ecciv ed ~ I'm ~
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS IN THE UNITED STATES,
Is now offered afflicted humanity certain for
the Following diseases and symptoms from whatever
v,ig
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecity
Determination Of Blood 10 the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General Irri,abili,y,
Restles sness and Sleeplessness nj Night,
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency,
Loss OF Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation,
Low Spirits,
Disorganzation or Paralysis Of The
Organs Of Generation,
Palpitation OF the Heart,-
And In fact all the concomitants of nervous and debn
tated state OF the system.
To insure the genuine, cut this out. - -
ASK FOX HELMBoLDs. TAKE NO OTTER.
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The Board Of Education met last evening The meet
ting the first since the summer recess Commissioner
Mclean presided
communication was received nom the Trustees Of
the Ninth ward stating that the lowest bidder for the
work for the proposed schoolhouse in that
ward had declined enter into the contract for the
named by him. and asking authority to award the con-
tract TO the next lowest bidder The difference between
the bids was fourteen hundred and twenty dollars and
the lowest bid thrtysx thousand six hundred and
seventy-two dollars The subject was referred to the
Finance Committee.
The Mayor sent in recommendation to appoint R. p
Cody School Inspecto In place Of Dr. Eager resigned
Qualifications
The Finance Committee reported in favor Of appro.
prating fourteen hundred and twenty dollars enable
the work to proceed the schoolhouse In the Ninth
ward by awarding the contract for work TO the
second lowest bidder
The Committee on Warming and Ventilation reported
in favor Of putting heating apparatus In grammar school
No 49, In the Nineteenth ward, at cost of SO 500 and
in favor of appropratnS $50 for repairing the heat
ing apparatus Of other schoolhouses In various parts
the city The report recommended that Tuomey Elder
be appointed to do the work
Commissioner BROWN inquired why Tuomey h Elder
were always given the work Of heating the schools and
recommended for II.
Commissioner MnLER replied that those gentlemen
seemed to be the only ones who to take interest
this kind of work. and that they give satisfaction
Commissioner FAIR and others gave similar expana-
TONS
The report of the committee then adopted
Commissioner WEST moved that the Finance Commit
be instructed to inquire II the publication OF the pro-
ceedings Of the Board in the Transcript and the L0der
at fifteen cents ne-the price they receiving
longer necessary these journals first agreed
authorized to be paid The motion was adopted and the
Board then adjourned.
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GOLD AND SILVER.

4 LBERT sPEYERs CO. BUY OLD GOLD AND Sill
~ yer, jewelers. dentists and slversmths sweeps,
assay and refine the at short notice. Nassau street
and No. Liberty place.
A III. KINDS OF SILVER COINS wANTED-By A.
n sPEYERS CO., Asssyers AZ Nassau street and NO.
1 Liberty lane.
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WOMAN.

Females. owing TO the peculiar and important relations
which they sustain their peculiar and the Offices
they perform subject suerngs and ailments
peculiar to the Freedom from these contributes 10 no
small their happiness and welfare for be
happy who ill., Not only but of these various
female complaints long be suffered to run on without IN
voving the health of the individual and
ducng sickness and premature decline Nor u
consult physician for the relief Of these various
delicate affections and only the most urgent necessity
this The thank placing ia their hands
simple specifics which will be found ecacious in relieving
curing almost every OF those troublesome complaints
o
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w4aAc. "A. Southport England. on Monday, August
q, aged q years, 0crAnA AUGUSTA, wife Of Percy H.
Wallace Esq, formerly Of this city.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07

to in the Genesee Farmer, it attracts more notice
ten tmes over, in Canada than in this section.
a lew years ago ! induced some gentlemen u
contribute few thousand dollars to get I'd q
wheat show. We offered large premiums and
managed by personal persuasion to induce q few
farmers TO show their wheat. The affair was es.
%sentally a failure. Had it been a big pumpkin
'how 1t would have been a grand success. The
entries Of Of wheat at the Provincial Show are
three times more numerous than at our own
Site FAR, even when held IN the centre of the
wheat-gtowlng districts, and the number Of peo.
pie which crowd around tn. samples, shows the
interest which is felt in the matter.
The Diehl wheat, advertised in the Farmer last
month, attracted at once the notice Of Canada
farmers, and one of their agricultural societies
sent a delegation to Indians 10 inquire into is
merits. They were 10 well pleased with it that
they purchased eight hundred bushels for seed
Such enterprise is commendable, No wonder
they beat US raising wheat. This Diehl wheat
closely resembles the Soules, and | should not be
surprised if it turns out to be this variety. LIS
chief merit is its earliness, and it is prob4ble that
this quality is due to the fact that it has been
grown for several years in a more southern Iati,
tude. There Can be no doubt that, 90 far az ear.
Illness Is concerned, We should get our seed from
a more southern, rather than a northern latitude,
and have no doubt that should this ID chi wheat
prove to be the Soules, it will ripen earlier for
two or three years than the SouIes grown from
seed raised ere.-GeHesce Farmer.