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InterestIng WIN Case in orange CO.. NY.

II
NEwBURG Dec. S.3The fourth hearing in q
Surrogate of Orange county on Saturday last
for the proving of the last will and testament OF
John G. Calhoun, deceased Mr.. Calhoun came
to this city from Philadelphia some time during
the month of June last, and went to
reside with Mr.. Daniel 7. Weed, of Mid
dlehope. he remained with Mr.. Weed
until after the middle of August when he
removed to the house of his physician. DR..
William Jones, of this city. While residing AZ
Mr.. Weeds he executed q will bequeathing the
whole OF his property to Mrs. Daniel T. Weed,
After executing said will some difficulty arose
between the deceased and Mrs. Weed, which, It
Is thought, was the cause of his removal to DR..
Jones'. He remained with DR.. Jones until
the latter part of October, when he died. Alter
his decease 1t was found that he had executed
another WILL bequeathing all his property, both
real and personal, amounting to over $50 OO0
to his physician, DR.. Jones. About the
lst OF November petition was duly made by
the executors, Thomas M. Peek and George O.
street, to the Surrogate for the admitting OF the
Will 70 PROBATE, which is now being opposed bV
the father and sister of the testator. on the
grounds OF mental Incompetence and Of updnS
iBhuence having been used upon the ieceased.
Two physicians, witnesses to the will have been
sworn by the claimants, and both swear that fhe
testator was competent to make the will AZ fhe
time of doing SO. Considerable excitement
exists over the affair, In consequences Of the
social position occupied by the deceased; and
what is very unusual, the Surrogate's office Id
6lled ct each hearing by members of some OF
the first families in the city. The deceased was
q son of Commodore Calhoun, Of the United
States navy.-M 7. Herald ~.
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MRS. LANDER AS "LADY MACBETH" - On
Friday evening q rare dramatic treat will be
many of our most prominent men, Mrs. r. w
Lander, tie accomplished delineator of high
pear in her great role Of "Lady Macbeth" A
number of years have elapsed since the Phila-
delphia public has had an opportunity of wit
Messing great actress in this, the most tragical
OF ali Shakespeere's female characters, If we
except Madame Ristorfs recent personation of
tion to the successful engagement which Mrs.
Lander has filled during this week and last
the house.
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Stocka in New YORK To.Dav.

NEW YORK, Dec. ll.-Smith, Randolph.& Co.,
Bankers, No. I6 South Third street. and No.
Nassau street. New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows
United States 1855, 1l2@ll21z
United States 5-2Os, 1862, l07ss@l0721
United States 5-2Os, 1854, l01N@l0l5s.
United States 6-20s, 1885, l0511@l0536.
United States 5-20s, new, 1885, 107sS9l0754.
= United States 5-2Os, 1857. b075s0I07s4.
United States l0-40s, 10l1SC910l14.
june and July 1905 lO4269lO5. Market duh
and ungettled ....
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EVENING rELEaRAPH.l
WASHINGTON. Dec. IL.
The National Republican HxecuSiv0
COmmitteos
The National Republican Executive Com
mittee met to-day at noon, at WilIard's Hotel.
TO decide upon the time and place OF holding
the next National Convention. There ia a large
attendance of the members, and nearly every
one was present before the hour OF meeting
arrived. The deliberations are private. and the
members are now discussing the question wheR
the Convention shall be held, and where.
The West Indian Disaster. nsio i0T
The Navy Department has received no further
advices concerning the Monongahela and De
Sofa. The arrival of the Susquehanna is daily
looked for with full particulars of the disaster.
as she was despatched by Admiral Palmer ia
render aid to the crew of the Monongahela. She
is expected at Hampton Roads. - rra
Treasury Circular. nl
Secretary McCullooh this morning issued the
following crcular:-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 10, ls67.-Sir:
Cattle from the Island OF Jersey may be admit
ted to entry II accompanied by q Consular GER
ti6cate, showing that the cattle-plague does not
prevail there to any extent. If such cattle are
transhipped at port of England or France,
you will satisfy yourself that they have not
H. McCULLoOH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
To the Collector of Customs, New York.
THE whisky Convention. 7
The convention of whisky dealers met to-
day at IL O'Clock at Willard's Hotel, but as the
committees appointed last night were not ready
to report, the convention adjourned till this
evening. ,+,, s
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GENERAL BUTLER says If mans house is worth
$4,000 to-day with the national debt at OOO
when the debt reduced one-half then house is
worth $40 COO: and ergo, If the debt is reduced to
nothing your house is worth OOO These
are big figures because are dealing with big things
athe national debt and General Butler): but to
to small figures, we would say that a small sum will
buy winter suit of Clothes at Charles Stokes Oo's
first-olass Clothing House, under the Continental
Ona visit will convince.
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FALSE PRETEEsEs. s.---James Cliff was yester-
day taken In custody at Dock and Spruce
streets for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses He is a sailor, and In company with
brother tar named John Reehter, were seeing
tion of collecting 500 on a certificate in his
possession. Cliff importuned him TO let him
collect IT. Rechter did So Cliff received the
oommitLed him in default of 8IOnO bin. '"
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STEALING $400.-We recorded the other
day the robbery of four hundred dollars from
an old man. In negro brothel in Cross alley
committed by an amazon colored woman, who
almost suffocated the elderly gentleman with
pillow, and thenttook his poeket-book. Her
left for Wilmington, Delaware. Ohicer Ewing
arrested her there yesterday, and brought
her.
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The Virginia Conservative Convention.

RICHMOND, Dec. 1.-THE Conservative Com
vention assembled at the Theatre, this morning
Eight hundred delegates from all parts of the
State were present. The Hon. A. H H. Ste wart,
of Augusta was elected President. In his
speech he said that this was not the Convention
of party, but OF Virginians who at the close of
the war were assured that upon the repeal Of
the Ordinance of Secession, the reputation of
the slaves, we would be restored into the Union.
Instead of this promise being fuldlled, the
policy has been inaugurated of placing the
Southern States in the control of On inferior
race. We have met to appeal to the North not
to permit the inliction OF this disgrace upon us.
Our rights may be wrested from us, but we will
never agree to the rule of an alien and interior
race. We prefer the rule of the bayonet.
Amongst the Vice-Presidents are r. NJ. I.
Hunter, Thomas s. Bocock, Ex-Governor Let
cher and others. 4.
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JERSEY FARMERS IN CUsToDX.-John Flana-
gan and Robert Spoons, two Jersey farmers
charged by citizens with cruelty to the horses
they were driving. II is alleged that the anil
mails were attached TO a heavily loaded wagon,
at the place mentioned when the men bella.
bored them mercilessly with their whips
sWer.
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No PosTPON ONIAIENT-DIsTRIBUTIoNT TO Positively
TAKE PLAoE.-We are assured that the grand dis
tributon of the $500 600 worth presents among those
who subscribe one dollar and upwards In aid OF the
Riverside Institute will positively take place at the
time announced. Shares for sale at No. 92 Chestnut
attract. A prasent guaranteed with each share.
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A SAD AND SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday the
Coroner was summoned to hold an inquest
upon the body of little girl named Ellen
Sweeney, aged sixteen months, who suddenly
fell dead while at play. She had small stick
in her hand containing a silverplated tack,
with broad head; after she had died the latter
was missing. A post mortem examination
made by DIR. Shapleigh revealed the tack which
closing the same.
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A JOYFUL DEMoNsTRATToN.-It so happened
that an individual named Henry Toland, resi-
ding in the vicinity of Cadwalader and Thomp-
son streets, was again blessed as a father. This
was a sufficient cause for a full days rejoicing.
So he knocked off from work, and got tgloriously
$3.50, and equally demonstrative. Nearing his
residence In an unsteadiness of manner highly
censurable. he assaulted two ladies. Before
self in custody. At a hearing of the case, Alder
man Shoemaker committed him in $1,000 bail to
answer
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A BREACH OF CoNPDKEoR.-A number of
boys have been arrested at the woodward OF
the Germantown Railroad for stealing IL
seems that the overseers, believing them desti-
tute, allowed the boys to take their wheel
baTrows into the yard, and NIL them up with
bark. Some OF these precocious fellows filled
the barrows up with hard wood and covered il
with bark, thus breaking confidence and steal
ing. They were committed.
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HAvANA CIGAR CIRCULAR.

We have neither abandoned the CIGAR IMPORT
ING BUSINESS commenced manufacturing
what ar usually called domestic Cigars"
We continue to import Havana Cigars, Is we have
done for forty years.
Their high cost, however has determined us TO
Introduce bona hde substitute that can BE RE
we are manufacturing Fine standard Cigars, including
grades made entirely OF Vuslta AbajO leaf such IS
used only in leading Havana factories This pre-.
pare and work ON TH EIR SYSTEM, guided by
long practical experience In this manufacture at
Havana,
our new enterprise is therefore. In its leading
objects, q transfer OF frstolaBs factory from
Havana to Philadelphia. aud our manufacture will
be- in greater part strictly Fine Havana Cigars equal
to any imported yet much cheaper, and by no means
TO be coafounaed with even the best customary grades
The smoking public may soon jcdge OF the truth Of
our assertions Cigars will shortly be offered
TO them through the princ pal city dealers.
STEPHEN FUGUET a SONS,
la65p No 229 8. FRONT Street
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PROFESSIONAL TML-TAPPER.-Y Yesterday
James Watson was arrested for stealing $50
from the money-drawer of grocery at Sixth
and Pine streets He had made previous at
Alderman Morrow committed him, In default
of SlOOO bail to answer at Court TT
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A PRESS CLuB MEETING viii take place this
afternoon, at their rooms. An Essay, will be
read by John #. McDevitt, Esq, with other
papers and memorials. An Interesting meeting
will be had.
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Our stock is manufactured with especial care for
this seasons sales We defy competition erten1 and
variety OF assortment, and IN Syle NJ, and make OF
goods. Prices dllodys guaranteed toiOer than ne
Jotuest eLselUheTe aud JtH Sdisdctton guaranteed
every purchaser e sales cancelled and nOT.ey re-
sfyded.
Fffth and TOWER HALL,
Si1th streetsJ No. 5is MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
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IHGPonTANT TO BUYERS OF HOSIERY GooDs.--
Messrs. Cook d Brother, No. So North Eighth
street claim to be the only firm in Philadel-
delphia keeping all grades Of Hosiery at Retail
who import their own goods. They feel
TSat by avoiding the prohts and commits
Bions i'm posed in the ordinary course of trade,
they save bkeir customers ct least 70 per cent.
That they have the quality OF their goods
under complete control using the best yarns,
and employing the best workmen In their
8. That. having direct access to European
markets, they can keep more complete STOCK
than II dependent upon purchases made mere
A cali from the reader Is solicited at their
store No. 50 North Eighth street.
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CHRONIC CATARRH-A clergymen in neghborlng
village had suffered for many years from an oostlnale
caterrh w hich had resisted all attempts for cure
The obstruction and discharge from the nose
slant deBtTOynR both taste and SMELL ana az Times
even interfefing from the change OF voice, with MS
public ministratiOns. Almost In despair, ne Gem
Tnenced the use OF Hum mphreys Catarrh SPECIFIC NO.
TO- and after the use OF only few pilis-one every
niRht-fOund himself improved; ana ere he had used
an entire box could consider himself entirely we'll
Johnston, Holloway g Cowden, No. % North sixth
street, DyOtt a Co., No. 251 NOrtn beconu street.
vholesale agents Sold also by George y. Evans
Sixth and Poplar streets; Ambrose @ smith, o 6roao
sfreeta. John Bey FrankfOrd road; Roche, Fifteenth
and south streets; Calender, Third and Walnut
atreets: Hickman No. 1886 South Second street. Mar
SnS' thirteenth and Market streets Blythe NO Sl2O
Hsre = tstreef Sold in Germantown by w. r. Jones,
GeneraI Depot No. 61 Arcn street
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THR WEST PHmADKLPHIA CHmDREE's HOME
The lady managers OF this useful charity are
now holding Fair at the Home, on Forty-irst,
above Market street. IL will continue during
until 10 O'Clock y. M. The Market street oars
pass the "Home" door.
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A PASTORAL CALL.-Last Monday evening,
a meeting was held at the First Presbyterian
Church. lately under charge of Rev. Albert
Barnes and unanimous call was extended to
the Rev. DIR. Herrick Johnson, of Pittsburg.
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sAr.E on BooTs AND sHoKs.-We would call the
aia attention OF trade to the large sale OF Boots
Shoes Brogans Balmorals, ETC.; TO be sold oy cata-
Nome for cash, Tomorrow CrhuIsdayl morning.
nscsnber l2 commencing at 10 O'clock precisely, Dy
WoCielland Il Co., auotiOneers ~ their store NO. oOS
Market street.
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THERE Is business or branch of trade in which
SKILL knowledge, and enterprise are more essential,
than in the drug business nor Is there branch OF
human Industry In which more charlatanism and Inn
posture prevail 1t s therefore, to the interest OF
the public to carefully discriminate between the true
and false druggist. This easily be done by a sim
pie practical application of that rule which rs true
In matters OF business morals by their fruits
reaults) you shall know them" Judged by this rule
uelmbold is n true druggist and those well-knoWn
medicines, known as "Helmbeld's Preparations"
are legitimate remedies, These latter have been
before the public prominently for many years, and
have been universally successfully; the Extract OF
Buohu especially has secured the public confidence
For It's appropriate diseases 1t is without rival
A. v
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\ NOTICE TO PATIENTs DIR. ]. H. schenck will be at
his Office No. is orth Sixth street, corner of Com
merce, on Friday OF this week, as professional en-
pA9eDaents take him out OF the city Saturday.
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FoR COLDS, CoUsHs, BRoEoHITTs, and all affec-
tIons OF the Lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
vvbIoh "a sure 10 cure them.
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CONCESSION TO CUsToMERs.--
81 Merino and Wool Underwear.
HS- Mer1no and Wool Underwear,
RS- Merino and Wool Underwear.
MCINTIRE q BROTHER, No. 1895 CHEsN
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A REPUBLICAN, NoMINATIoN.--Last evening
the Republican members OF Councils met IN
caucus, and nominated Mr. j. A. Pugh, present
Com missioner of Markets, TO I'LL the position Of
Commissioner of City Property.
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AN OWNER is wanted for puah-oart al the
Seventh DISTRICT Police Station.
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wTHW mar adapted light for making Photographic "a
"a NJ aIaeris IA ery SECOND street. above Green Six
cerdS or one large picture, a. Twelve heFr0yPes' !"
a enM VIZ.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS R.E
The Ma 'ional Republican Exc
c,,+iv.a Committee.
An Important TreA, ,Sury Circular.

s.s.. n.o., n.s, n.s.. n.... ns..
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II y CENTURY TOBACCO Is without equal every
body buys t because everybody knows that II Is the
best production Of its kind In the market In every
respect is superior articles It's quality Is Che finest,
and It's flavor unsurpassed. It Is the only one OF its
Kind that 10 universally purchased and used. Does
friendly neighDOr ask the favor of chew, he Is ~
once handed paper OF Lornards Century, and no
sooner tastes II than he declares T. to be unequaleo
But ihis is not the only feature Of the Century"
Observation-Disclosures Treasury notes aud
bona Hde national currency placed in these Apors,
and a buyer omen finds himself possessed OF not
only superior article OF tobacco, but the means TO
buy hundreds OF more papers. II. A. Van Schach,
NO & Front street this valuable article for sale
ni Nhnlna ale and relall
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FOksAo Eh1AAAO1hAArAaA IA A.,....'..DHOAanhA
STATE or zHunNoMnrnR At THE HvuSuTa rHLR
"a. M'..-....4Ou ~ A. M.-......,42 p. M-......-.4
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
btg A. hllliken, Durfee, Cienfuegos, Madeira q o.
Brig g a W. welsh, watson, Trieste, L. westerEaard
schr Hattie, Carter, Gloucester, BlakutOn. erae q
schr W. "; Marcy, champion Washington. .ouintard
schr N. ]. Fisher. Fisher. Richmond, Caldwell Cor
schr j. "a. esllsgher. Gallagher. RIchmOu d. Audeu-
schr j. u. Bartlett. wlggAns Providence sinnIokHon
schF John, CAdwalader, steelman. New London. R.
schi shi 4 & L. Marts Marta. Boston. W. H. Johns&Bro
Str Decatur, Young, Baltimore. J. D. Ruon.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
with fosWooa and fsio TO n wesisS sSS Over oo 'S
sehr J MRnoy, Russell, days nom New York,
schr surprise Beers, days from Boston, with mdse
schr +. q 1. Marts. Rarts, from New York
schr " w Marcy, ohamplon. gL nom New York.
schr a. NJ. AidTidEe. Robinson. from Boston
schr j. II. Bartlett Virgins, from New London. ~"
steamer F. Franklin, Pierson, 10 hours from Batl
steamer Diamond State, Robinson, 10 hours nom
Baltimore, with mdse. TO J. d. Ruo6
Correspondence OF the Philadelphia EXCHANGE
from Philadelphia for Hevre. aud Garro1, do. for
Gibraltar, went sth inst BRrque f. A. souder.
N% dO TOT CORK i0r 0fo'r osEP4 na
MEMORANDA.
Barque Ukraine, Melcher, hence for Antwerp, at
Flushing 25th ult.
Brig Enrus, Yates, hence for Boston at Holmea'
Hole 9TH inst.
schrs ]. stroup. Crawford and James Cunningham
Shaw, hence, at New York yesterday
Schr Mary Ann, WeBtcott, hence for Alexandria,
total loss.
schr NJ. e. Libby, Libby, hence, at Portland sth
instant,
schr s. R. Thomas. Arnold. hence for New London,
at New York yesterday.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, Dec. l0-Arrived, steamHhip Etna,
BridgemRn from Liverpool.
Barque Bluenose, Bette, from Antwerp.
Barque Stampede. JeweLt from Matanzas.
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euCE.
LATEST SHIPPING IRTELLlA

For additional Marine Net0s see Seve1n nj
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA..-.......D DEOBMBRA
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CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD.-Hugh McKeever
WAS yesterday afternoon arrested, and COM
mitted by Recorder Eneu in default of $500. on
1t is alleged that McKeeveI and a woman
named Agnes Sewart in his company, went
about to various sewing machine establish
ments, and after renting machines and taking
them away, snever returned them or offered
or appropriation. In this manner they fraudu-
lently obtained. as alleged, two machines from
q firm at Eighth and Walnut streets, valued at
$500; one from A. #. Hamilton q Co., No 7Ol
Chestnut street. valued at $75; and one from the
firm of McKean, Trimbell & Co., No. 724 Arch
street The woman nor machines have not been
heard from, and McKeever is as silent as
mute as their whereabouts.
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AGENCY OF THE
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
OFFICE OF

DE AAVE EN- 81 bhOTAGAS
No. 40 SOUTH TMIR Dm.B TREEE
We desire 10 ,Iattention to the Inference in the
relative price Of the First Mortgage Bonds OF Union
Pacific Railroad and the price ofoovernmepts.
We would to-day give these bonds and pay q dife-
renee OF
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Qtedpest Clothing in Philadelphia,
CheGpest Clothing Ia Philadelphia,
Cheapest Clothing IN Philadelphia,
QtedpeSt Clothing in Philadetphtd,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Eon ADD1EIONAI IocA1 1rnMs snn 1Na1pn rAans.

FUNERAL OBsEQUIEs.--We have already an
nounced the sudden and lamented death of
Thomas w. Cattell, of Salem, N. j.. father of
Senator Catteu This morning the funeral took
place from his late residence, and was attended
by large concourse OF mourning friends. Mr..
Cattell died at the ripe age of seventy-six years.
while on visit to his son lin law, DIR. Joseph
Fithian, at Woodbury.. When just entering
upon manhood, Mr.. Cattell commenced busi-
ness in Salem, then a mere village and for fifty
years he continued 1t uninterruptedly and sue
cessfully, respected and honored by all who
Cattell, of the mercantile firm of A. 9. Cattell
q Co., there are two sons in the ministry, Rev.
w. 9. Cattell, DID,, President CT Lafayette Col
lege, Easton, and Rev. T. w. Cattell, Principal
of the Edgehill School at Princeton, NJ.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE HvRNnga rHLR,
GRAPH OFF1OG.
"A. 40 II IA, 40 II p
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DOMESTIC PORTS
NEW YORK, Dec. l0-Arrived, steamship Etna
Bridgeman. from Liverpool.
Barqus Buenose Bettie, from Antwerp.
Barque Stampede, Jewett from Matanzss.
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Having been often told that anything
would do for seed potatoes, a cores
pondent ofthe Rural NeW Yorker plant
ed four rows of twenty hills each, in
the centre of his field with the follow
ing RESULT