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The New York herald., 1871-09-13
TIE NATIONAL GUARD.

Reception Of Connecticut md New York City
Militia in Brooklyn.
Extensive preparations have been made by the
citizens OF Brooklyn, e. d., to aid the Foryseventh
regiment In giving an appropriate reception this
evening 10 the New Haven Grays, the New Haven
Blues and the Twelfth regiment of New York city.
The strangers Will be welcomed with fireworks music
and other loud demonstrations. The following order
OF procession has been decided on
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Police.
Forty seventh Regiment Band aud Drum Corps.
Forty seventh Regiment, n. e., N. u, Colonel ID.
f. Austen.
Veteran Association, Forty Regiment, Colo
pel J. V. Meser0le.
Veteran Association OF the New haven Grays Colo
mel e. 4. Bradley.
,sasf. Guests OF the New Haven Grays,
Band and Drum Corps
New Haven Grays, Captain Hendricks.
Twelfth Regiment Band and Drum Corps
Twelfth Regiment, N g., &. N. Y, Colonel Ward.
LINE OF MARCH.
From the ferry up Broadway to Fourth street,
BEDFORD avenue TO Hooper street. Wythe avenue 10
Hewes street, Hewes street to Lee avenue, Lee ave-
nue. to Ross street, Ross street to Broadway and
Eighth street across Division avenue Eighth street
to south F,lth street, South Filth street TO Ninth
street, Ninth street TO South Third street, South
Third street 10 Eleventh street, Eleventh street to
South First street, South First street 70 Remsen
street, Rensen street To Even street, Even street to
Grand street, Grand street to armory Fouth street,
Mayor Kalbfcisch and committee or Aldermen
will AID the committee OF the Forty-seventh regi.
ment IN extending welcome 10 the military guests.
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Driftiugs Abrord.

OTftlu&S AUfONGs
Flotow, the composer Is reported To be grlevously
III at Reichenelm in Bohemia.
Madame Arabella Goddard performed OF concert
at tWiesDaden on the oath August.
DR.. Franz Iiszt has left Welmar for Rome, passing
through Bavaria on his way south.
Herr Richter has been appointed conductor OF the
Hungarian National Theatre a. Pesth.
We hear that NJ. Gounod Is going TO settle In Lon
don, and purposes establishing q conservatolre
there.
Madame Adelina Patti has gone to Hombourg,
where she will sing In opera, with Madame Trebelli.
Bettlni as contralto.
Miss Rose Hersee has returned from America, and
will make her rentree in London. on September 80,
ut the st. James Theatre, in "the Rose OF Castle.n
The Royal Opera House at Munich has been re.
opened with performance OF Wagner's "Loten.
grln." The same work was selected for the reopen
Ing OF the imperial house at Vienna.
Sir Michael Costa has declined the offer to be Joint
conductor at the Boston Musical Festival, wnlcn Is
to number 20, 900 executants. Aut Cesar. au, nw,.
lus Is the musical motto oil the orchestral autocrat
Herr sontheim, the tenor, of Stuttgart, has been
On q starring tour to Frankfort. He Is no lon ler
young, but the Germans prefer him still to Herr
Niemann and Herr Wachte
Mr.. Stevens. whose name will be familiar TO most
members OF the Civil Service Musical Society, has
just signed four years. engage ment with Mi. Ma.
ples0n. OF Her MaJesty's Opera. This Is tha third
civil servant who has entered the operate profes.
sion within the last few years, Mr.. Tom Hohier and
Mr.. Bentnam being the other two.
The Royal Amphtheatre, Holburn. will reopcn on
Saturday, september IL. Mr.. Chairman, the pro.
prletor, has Just returned from tour through
France. Germany Belgium, &c, and has succeeded
tion OF talent superior to anything he has hitherto
presented to the public.
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C0NMJs PleAs--sPeCIsL TERM.

Decisions.
Judge Joseph F. DAILY. yesterday rendered The FOL.
lowing decisions -
granted.
Hityer rs. Rosen6er0-See opinion.
C0tttnner rs. CIayf CT 0l.-Tne cause OF faction Is
not upon concract, and Q reference cannot be Or
dered.
E0lntonS US. Bdrnes.-Motion granted.
The following decisions were rendered by Judge
Van Brunt -
Aefldn rs. MOrdn.-Motion denied.
B,fc6 pS. EroDa.-M0tiol denied.
Ddptes us. Sicales et ai.-Motion denied, with $40
costs TO abide event.
FiSn Us. Edoa'dS.-Motion denied with SO costs
to abide event.
Aooot rs. Vdn WiaEle. Motion denied, with
costs.
Richardson vs. Characterization denied, with
$40 COSTS to abide event.
Gambling rs. Jdmes-Motion granted upon pay.
ment OF costs OF motion, security 10 be given for
payment Of Judgment.
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A NEW CATHOLIC CEMETERY.

The Queens county Board Of Supervisors met yes
terday at Long Island City, for the purpose Of
sidering the proprlety of granting the petition OF
Bishop Loughn and GOO others for the use Of Ger.
tain portion OF land in Newown as cemetery for the
burial OF the Catholic dead. Richard r. Nant John
Burroughs and others handed In remonslrance,
signed by ninety-six citizens OF the county,
which states that there are already 900 acreS
OF land IN the town donated TO the use Of GENE.
teries and that the citizens are opposed 10 any fur
ther extension OF the burial area. The oaim OF tho
Long Island City, who made few brief but pointed
remarks In support Of 1t. lie said AL other denom-
nations In their midst had burial grounds for their
dead, and he wa9 ut loss 10 know why the CathO-
lies should be denied tle privilege. Tue peIitua
WasGIanteI.
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THE EEwBURe SUICIDE.
The vcrdIct-A Physician Censurcd.

HHo vcruIct-A FhySIciNh Censurcd.
The Coroner's inquest In the Of the suicide OF
Mrs. susan Watts, Of Newourg, was completed late
on Monday night. The husband, Edward Watts.
was among the Witnesses examined. Hc testified
that he bad asked DIR. James q. Birch to 40 to his
house and attend his Wife, but that the Doctor told
him there was no reason for alarm; that she would
get along well enough, and that even If the
uuced no enect no III consequences were
TO be feared. The Doctor had testified that
watts was under the influence OF liquor when he
not satisfy himself from the incoherent statements
OF Watts whether the woman really had taken
laudanum IN sunclent quantity to inJure her or not;
woman, and that therefore he did not go. The jury
found that "Susan Watts came to her death by an
overdose OF laudanum, administered by her own
hand" and 'censured DR.. Birch for negligence
IN the case" On Tuesday Watts was discharged
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lay 10 the indecency OF their costume which minis.
~ tered 70 the depraved tastes Of not very select
BowEnY TnEArRn.-The irish drama Of "shin
FaIS' has proaucea at tnls downtown theatre Mon
day evening With far degree of success The piece
itself Ii an established favorite and abounds with
some very exciting sensations. 1t deals with those
domestic misfortunes which have alas been so
long the frequent experience OF the poor Irishman.
Mr. Riggs, as Suil Gair representative Irish pea
sant In turn assumes the disguises of q
simpeton, tinker, New York boarclng house
keeper and ''ready made" citizen, aud Is. OF
course the central figure In the piece. Mr. Riggs
exalted opinion OF the low class Irishman. He
seems TO think it necessary to properly enact such
lectuay dsagrecabe as possible. He succeeds
IN carrying out this Idea so well that
topa OF Mr. Nass However c0qn
brings down the house with frequency and effect.
The heroine and the nominal hero are only lay pup.
pets, and 'he other minor characters are OF the
usual domestic drama Order-'butcher5 and bakers
and candlestlck makers" with dash OF hardened
villains, rowdles and b'hoys. The house has been
newly painted and presents rather handsome ap-
pearance III comparison with what IL was some
tune ago. We think. though, that a somewhat
higher order OF dramatic entertainment would pay
just as well as the sp-slop writing and sloveniy
acting now given. 1t might cost little more at
frst put In time better houses would reward the
Innovation.
GLOBE THEATRE.-Tne condemnation OF nonsen-
sicahtes displayed last evening at Monday variety
show was, doubtless fully up to the enthusiastic an
ticipati0ns OF those In attendance Among other
spicy entertainments were slack ana Gill;" the
Arabian Brothers, woman on tho trapeze, the
negro In all shades or character, interesting
sketches and good many other stupid exhibitions
Llston. the comic vocalist, seemed 10 impress HIM
sell iavoraDly on the audience; but the female
artists, they might be digniIed by the name,
entirely undeservlng the weak appreciation ac-
corded to them. fhe performance terminated with
q humorous farce.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEy.

PHILADELPHIA, Scpt. IL, 1871.
A great council of the Improved order OF Red Men
met this morning. including representatives from
Maryland, Pennsylvania. Ohio, Virginia, New Jcr.
sey, Delaware, Kentucky, District OF Columbia.
Missouri California, Tennessee Indiana, Texas,
West Virginia, Louisiana, Michigan, oregon, Ne
vada, Illinois, Alabama and Mississippi. Repre-.
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CONDITION OF THE HORSE LoNaFELLow.--Long.
fellow aud Enquirer are TO meet In q contest over
the Lexington (ky.) course on Saturday, the 10th
inst. The Lexington Press declares that LOngfellOw
was very mucn out OF condition IN mis- race with
Helmbold at Saratoga, but tnat since his return 10
Kentucky lie has steadily improved. The laIneness
he showed after the Saratoga race has Disappeared
and his limbs are now perfectly sound. Enquirer Is
In good condition. The race ~ q three-mie dash,
for which there are entered, besides Longlc0w and
Enquirer, Firetall, Morgan, Scout Pilgrim, Foster.
BayOnel AID Charley Waikcrs
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COURT cALsHpAas-THIs Day.

MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held By
yndgo ,Tracey.-Nos 6397 Duncan Va. Concklng,
1885, $780, 62ls 62S6 6237, 62sl 02s9 63l0 U3iS e4IS
o4l9, 642l 6l2O Part 2-Held by Judge Shea.-Nos.
6294 637I 5270 $685. 6367 63il 6274 63sO 6425 e42o
642o 6430 643l, a4S2, 643s. Part 3--Held by Judge
Joachmsen.-Nos. 7l71, 1850, 6909 69O91s 1880 1884
SUPREME COURr-CHAMBERS-Heldb by judge Car.
doz0.-Eos. 2 3. A. 8, 35, 1l3.
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SUPREME COUsr-cHANpsss.
Eecisfons.

Decistous.
BY Judge Sutherland.
Le'oentnag pS. The Mayor ct dl.-Allowance granted
to plaintiff. t
Russell ps. Miner etdI--Case settled.
Rosa Hotoe rs. Abrdm HoUe.-RepOrt OF referee
confirmed aud judgment Of divorce granted.
by Judge Barnard.
Harriet N. FeitItch rs. Wi1dm Feftritch. Re-
port OF relerec confirmed and judgment Of divorce
granted.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME Cluar-sPsCAl Tern.
Decisions.
nv Ju,lrn Jonea

DecistOn-s
BY Judge Jones.
Adt'helo Bartlett IS. Joseph Brddlev.-Motlon de-
MED. without costs.
AaHheso Bartlett Us. TIE East Tennessee Line
CQapdnM-Same.
Joseph Jacobson as. Louis Jdcobson.--Under the
circumstances OF this case the bail should oe re-
duced to $780,
James Fisk, Jr., rs. Gors0m Gray. --Order
granted.
Sf9nund SfnNer D.. Leopold Solomon.-Samc.
JACOB Buck cs James Sti,,Uuger et dt.-Same.
Carrie O. Alien vs. Wdtiam Ii. Atten.-Itelerence
ordered.
d. D.. Mallory rs. Elisha A. Packer ct a.-Order
granted.
ordered.
BY Judge Freedman.
James A. Hayden vS. George De MeGS Ell Gf.-Case
e tiled and ordered on 1le
The New York herald., 1871-09-13
In the Provinces.

Johnny Allen, with his Dutch play OF .sScnne.der.u
starts for California shortly, to open in San Fran
cisco on october 2. He has engaged Alice Harrl.
son to accompany him and play Louisa.
Robert McWadc. with Grip Van Winilen is the
opening star IN Cincinnati at Woods Theatre on the
1lth inst. He will be followed by F. S. Chanfrau for
two weeks. Then comes the Wyndham Comedy
Company.
Lille Eldrdge did not reach 81. Louis from Mon.
trea to open there until the 1lth inst. IN conse
quence OF there being no cars leaving Canada on
Sunday Lille plays in Memphis on the 18th Insu
ana IN New orleans on the 25th.
Pauline Hlndey, sister Of G. Abbott, the pan.o-
mimic clown, died ia Albany, N. " on the I'd inst.
Sne was travelling with Leat's Circus. and died
from the effects of injuries received by being thrown
from horse III Rome, N. Y.
Caroline Rlchngs goes out travelling this season
by herself, producing musical dramas. She com.
mences a three months tour under the management
OF John 1. Ford, closing with him January and
opening In Albany, NJ Y, on January Is.
Jane C0ombs Comedy Combination opened its
travelling dramatic season ~ the 1rimble Opera
fhence 10 Rochester, Syracuse, Cieveiand su. Clu.
cinnati st. Louis, Louisville ana New orleans
Lucy Adams, serIo comic vocalist, closes at the
to Albany for two weeks; hOrtimer's Varieties,
Philadelphia october 2 for three weeks, ana Trim
weeks.
The Coleman Children-tnree very clever little
girls, Who sing, dance, play on the cornet banjo.
guitar and other instruments-Open in Boston the
lotn inst. for two weeks. 7. 3. DE walden has
written new five act play for them, In winch they
produce all their specaltics
The Chapman sisters are now playing at De Bars
Opera House, st. Louis. They open IN Cleveland,
Ohlo, on the 18th INST, and go thence to PittsOug
Nashville, New Orleans Galveston, and paJ
through the South for eight weeks, under the man.
agement OF Mrs. Powell managcress OF the Rich.
m0nd, (Va.,) Theatre.
Ella Wesner returns from her three months en-
Ragement In California In time to open in ST. LOUIS
on october 2, for three weeks. Colonel 7. Allston
Brown has made au extended tour for her, the time
beng filled as fOllOws:-St Louis, OCTOBER 2, for
three weeks; Chicago, october Z3 two weeks; East
Saginaw, November 8, two weeks; Cleveland, No.
vember 20, two weeks Buffalo, December a. two
weeks; Albany, December II, two weeks; New York,
December %, four weeks: Boston, January %, tnree
wecRs Philadelphia February II, two weeks; Balti-
more, February 20, two weeks.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.
NIctropol;tnn Gassin


The new Conservatory OF Music, with all its
branches, Is in full operation for the season.
Madame William Vincent Wallace has returned
from the country and resumed the management OF
her musical classes.
On next Monday Wachtel, the great German
tenor appears at the Stadt Theatre in mis- best role
"POStilli0n or LonJumeau.u
Mr.. and Mrs. Bandmann take a benefit at the
Grand Opera House on Thursday evening" on
which occasion the distinguished actor appears as
Shylock.
An invitation has been extended to the managers
ol the various orphan asylums In Brooklyn and vii.
iamsburg to be present with their charges at the
Paris Pavilion Circus this afternoon. Dan Rice has
donncd the cIowus toggcry Tor the first time III nf
teen years.
On Monday evening Eugene, Unsw0rth and Grifren
gave minstrel entertainment at Harlem Music
HAIL the music, both vocal and Instrumental was
satisfactory, and, as whole, the entertainment
was something better than has been given III Harlem
this season. Every Monday evening during the
season the same company will appear With a dif-
1erent programme on each occasion.
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riou will continue to he tossed from ono
extreme TO another ike shuiile-cock. II,
indeed. our advancement docs not euab'e
rs to avoid violent transitions. We well
may look uron il with anxiety and fure-
h"ling No; popular currents can he
stemmed aud dammed by earnest souls
and noble purposes. aud these come al
ways from the great heart Of nature it.
self. Such appOsiles there are. aud if
their cf1cris are still humble. they are felt.
That revolution which is silent. steady,
rcsolute, and still uncomrromising. is the
bes, and VIC would fain believe that the
ballad principle will some da", not far
distant work such u revolution Home
Journal
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SroYEwALL JAcKsoN's EuNuAY School.
A visitor will be struck on Sunday at
teruoon at the crowd Of negro boys and
girls who may be seen vending their way
to the Presbyterian church, the largrst aud
most influential in the town. IT he will
90 in. he will see superinteuding a colored
Sunday school, Col j. T. j.. Preston, pro-
fessor in the Virginia military institute,
and one of our most prominent citizens,
and will find teaching in the schocl others
of the professors in the institute aud col
leea, and number Of siu1en's. and some
of the most accomplished young ladies of
the town he asks about the school he
will be told, "lhis is Stonewal Jacks rs
old school" The facts are, that this co..
ored Sunday school was orgnnizcd ny
Stonewall jackson when he was a quiet
professor in the Virginia military institute.
that he took the deepest interest IN us
success, (ncver going TO it Or from II with
GU, earnest secret prayer,) and that when
called into the army he expressed himself
more cth to leave his colored Supias
school than any of his other public duties
His deep interest continued TO the day Of
his death, AMI he was never known it
write letter to Lexington without max
special inquiry after his colored Sunday
school, Vir ,iaia Letter.
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Miscellany.
For the Newsdealer.
Wonders.

BYA @. sPAULDiNG. A>oKA, MINI.
or al the curious and wonderful things
in this most curious aud w0ndcr-iovliig
world, there is nothing 30 wonderful as a
wonderful wonder. The spirit OF wonder
rules mankind, and seems to be the natnr-
al food of the human mind. A story told
with the wonder left cut, has no Interest
TO any one. Everybody runs to see won
ders. Men, women AMI children, are all
excited, and will spend their last dime Tor
the sight OF learned Pig, two headed
Calf bearded Woman, a mermaid La
Nv. or stone Giant. The greater the
nunstIosity or humbog, the greater the
wonder. Ii u man is cute to make money.
and goes into the wonder business he Is
sure 10 WIN. Barnun has made several
fortunes by exhibiting wonders. lie Is
the wittesi, cuunngest, aud hinbu2g'es'
of men, and at that, which draws rho YOU
derins crowd TO behold his wonders. Ev-
erybudy that has wealth, aad Is not st'''-
~. AMI some poor men, have seen 'ha'
great natural wonder, the faile oi MI
apara. B.onliu made his fortune there
IN a few mouths by his wonderful rope
walking. Lands aud seas, rivers, lakes
ami oceans. are crossed TO see won'ers.
Men 90 10 Europe 10 see woiiuers- Me'i
came 10 Amerlra to see wonders. Inc
heaihen Cnnce comes ever the wonderful
p ,e,fc ocean to ENJOY The gold wonder OF
California. Tnere are wonders OF science
ami ..otlers of ART wonders OF learning
and wonders of ignorance. wonders OF
wisdom aud wonders OF fooiishness, won
ders Of Politics and Of Religion, aud won
ders of the Bible. The Bible proves the
/ great wonder that wouan was nanafac'
Iur.d out of mans rib. That is part
Of Orthadox Reigion--which isail an au'
N wonder Of Faith, aud mystery Of god
illness. All patented inventions are won !
der.. particularly patent medicines, which
alwavs effect wonderful snl certain cure
# every rossible malady. The Sever
Wonders Of the world are ancient anu
recorded in his history but wonders rave
never ceased, and were they all prlntesc
in onc book, such book, for size, woult
be itself wonder,
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Poe I l. V
From the New York Observer.
THANKSGIVING DAY.

IhHhkSbiflNN LNi'
.C'Tuue.-R,a 10 ho weoTy.)
There S hone for us preparing,
In another Land than this,
Where the ransamed ones are sharing
1h,ir r. detmcr's love aud bliss.
Never souls there grow weary
Never life there is dreary;
Home of love, bright and CHEEKY,
H,w we long for three.
Far,wells, treated 80 close On greeting
In this life swiftly flccting,
Trcmulous our hearts are beating,
Once Thy rest to see.
For thine earthly mercies, Father,
Now we thank lhee, and adore, ....
For the homes in which VIC gather
For the hopes that reach before
Reach beyond the dim morrow,
Un, above care and sorrow,
In the sweet light they borrow.
From Thy Rest above.
Rest and Home, with Christ forever,
Past the dark, chilly river.
And the Blessed wander never,
From that Hrme of love.
Father, sanctify the greeting,
Of long severed ones to-day,
May the loved. in fond homes meeting
Feel Thy hallowed smile and say,
Though our hands clas p in parting,
And ca cd h,arts are smartiLg,
And the sad tear is starting,
Over life's decay;
In the faith Of love supernal,
In the hope ever vernal,
OF the blessed life eternal,
Wait we Heavens day.
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Leaving a balance
for current expenses
for past year,
s,s66 l3'

PRESSED GRApEs.--There Is no trouble
in keeping grapes through the winter as
fresh as when they are first gathered. In
seasons when other fruit is scarce no
greater luxury can can be enjoyed than
dish Of fresh grapes in winter. ln gath.
ering grapes for keeping fresh, they should
be allowed to hang on the viues until they
are fully ripe, and then gathered with
care 10 avoid bruisipg. The iairest lunches
should be chosen TO put away aud with
pair of small scisSs RS all defective or
bruised grapes s',ould be cut I'll. They
should tnen be placed in boxes well-yenti-
lated. aud remain for few days, when
they should be packed in boxes holding
six Of eight pounds each, first sprinkling
the bottom with layer OF mahogony
saa-iust, or, what is better. turning chips,
then layer Of grapes, and then saw-dust
alternately 10 the top. 1t is not impor-.
tant that the box be tight it is better
that it should not be These should be
put in the coolest place in the house,
where the air is dry.
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Religion is personal business, and
if ali the rest of the world were to iorsake
Christ, it would be our duty to follow
him.
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miscellaneous.
OhiRlLEsC. DODGE.

Lanoilie County fnsurai &C Agency,
n. MorrisyiiIe, Nt.
sSaee In Powers & Gleed's Block. Insurance
at9 my ansuntin the best and most relialie
~. and Mutual U0npanies, and at the lowest
~ fr lers insure in the Farmers Mutual
'mn m,n,l,afing village dwellings, farm property
W,aer risks from Is to 30 per cent. less than
~. n 9saer Company. This Company paysf"r all
4, ,ra.qese se oy lightning. have the Agency
EaSd,uasN Mexpiring Policies in Lamoiile County.
H. Eluo valley In Orleans County, liardwck
|s 'snflury. No policy will he allowed 50 ex.
Wy the assured having timely notice. All
i \, t,ietnans, whrther by mail or otherwise,
""s pro ann. attended to. eff
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NEW BLACKSN'ITu-SHoP
-,-mAN oLn BLACKSMITH,

s-l-n An oLn BLACkSAiTHi
AsI can no longer rent the shop where have
TO- Ne business durias mast vesrs, have ren,vrd
NV place Of IA ines = a new shrp Few rsds far
ther nfFth un the street. and With new tsls.
new priees aGd les xpenses. helicvc ean safsfv
all that will tnvor me With wurk. FARMERS urs,.
duce tak en- IN exchange Hr ussrt II -uiias- prires
JOSEPH GAUTHIRR.
HYDE Park. Nov. s. isGa sltf
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SHOP ACCOUNT THE Pact YEAR.
Amount received aud due for
shop work, Sl2,4oi.3l
Amount raid Tor cane s5Sl935
:. g, Chair
frames lO25 5.UU-oo44,5o
Net earnings the past year, s5622.96
Average number Of boys in shop during
the past year, 90 %
Earnings of each shop boy per day
Of six houls--four hours being .pent in
school, ~ l-5 cents.
The otner boys have been employed in
building, farm and house work.
Statistical summary Of the finances Of
lhv Vermont Reform School:
l33 acres land, Sl0.2OO w
Amount Paid out the past
year Tor new building, SCI ,299 5U
r. Amount paid for improve
ment aud repairing past
year. Sz'94o 30
Amount paid for currert ex.
pcnses Of the school, includ-
lug salaries of officers past
year, sl4' 100 "a
From this deduct
Farm products sold
ard wages of boys, Sl59 50
Earnings in shop
! and mil, 8. 6S5 9c
From boys parents, l45 w s5,g27 81
Leaving balance
for current expenses
for past year, S,ooo 10
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ALEXANDER 1NTFpfFN

'IhAAkpER ANnFpsFN.
H,., Black smith. HYDE Parf Vt.
T. leased ofP. MeEIroy. hs shdp on Church
IA prepared to attend to all calls In his line,
Fyn "'pectully asks share cite at,rGg.
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The clergy in France are to be al.
lowed to wear boards.