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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-30

SEED RAISING Al ERFuRT Josiah
Hopes gives to the Horticulturist an ac-
count of the great seed raising establish
ment of Ernest Bcnary. at Erfurt, in Prus-
sia, as he found it ON n late visit At one
place he saw 10000 pots of carnations
Three men attended exclusively to the car
nation department. Two hundred thou
sand pots were filled with ten-weeks
stocks, for cross fertilization. Eight acres
were covered with balsams (Impatiens),
the plants foot and half apart Drum
mond phlox, in four foot beds, occupied
ten acres Didnhas laoiniatus and ID.
HeddewegH each covered an acre Twenty
five acres were devoted to asters. In the
city, there were one hundred and fifty
acres devoted to caulfiowers alone.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-30
MORNING SEPTEMBER 30 1878
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-30

Every year increases the POPULAR
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The constituents are pure, and care
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and l consider it the BEST PREPA-
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soM By al Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines
Price One Dollar
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-30

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OII BLI Ch'TN Il.
rOR
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Fits harnesses perfectly and prevents crack.
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the water. Excellent for boots, shoes. NC
:S-Gives universal satisfaction. Manume-
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HNlIE RUTLAND DAILY AND
i WEEKLY GLOBE, contains all the latest
news, including the kilograms OF the associated
press, local correspondence state news, &c.
No expense spared In the editorial department.
Advertising rates low, especially for short ad.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30
Accidents md Crimes.

Two incendary fires were kindled slmultan'
eously in the Phoenix Building at Providence,
Rhode Islands Saturday evening. One was eX-
tinguishcd by the police. but the other, 10 the
6tth story, gained some Roadway. The lire
was confined to the upper part, though almost
the whole of the great building wa drcnchcI
with water. The total loss may reach 500,
Xxx, fully covered 10y insurance. Two tlrcmcn
were seriously injured. ,,,
le>.e rday afternoon while John Nelson
and wifi of Washington were attending the
rnncra of relative leaving their son Edward,
about twelve years of age, at home, the lad by
some means obtained his fathers pistol, and,
While playing with the weapon, it was accident
ally ,l,>crargsd the contents entering the boy s
;.,.j .eA. .nl the right car, killing him almost
, Instantly
4 >,vr,e thunder storm, yesterday afternoon,
b, New lavcn. Conu. did much damage. The
| sore f Re CONGREGATIONAL Church and house
! IN Far ilavcn were struck by lightning. A
| schooner lvag at Long wharf received dis
charge Of c.Artr,crty. Trees in many parts o.!
the ely warr blown down.
In baltimore on Saturday night Mike Coch-
ran was shot ~ Joseph Forsyth. 1t Is alleged
! t:,ai ryt>rth. Oh leaving tue concert saloon On
! Baltimore street, near Jones Falls bridge, IN
! ,lrlI.ttW W.. 'aree lGn1llS, was attached ny
;,,.iian. ~ !u'ing the alteration the latter
was ;!snsc'9 u>.y wounded.
Charles Baker. aged II was shot dead IN
, Baltimore Yesterday afternoon at the residence
| Of !lcn-y ScncI!haus, 40 Lcadenhall street
/ Sch. laus aud his son George, aged A. were
arrested! The two boys had been playing, and
! :; /. probable nat Baker was accidentally shot
! On y siae>.lay evening, Il German living IN
| iiliuoyc u,ty. Nebraska attempted to Kill j.
j. Cory. I!L vn,y Wounded him III the leg
The n"x; morning ntlr hburs went to the would
H.: assassin h..;.sc and found that he had
! itioYr. his own brains out.
j. Vi. S..-tard, proprietor of hotel at
Eayuainglou. Miss in a dispute yesterday With
| i buarlcr named Brown vas shot dead. The
sheriff attempted 10 arrest Brown, who resisted
and va shot a.rd killed. by the sheriff
At 'Tcs,e t.utr on Saturday. R"bcrt VII
son, n.oa;ci,t Az. one of his employees were
| instantly kiio.! - me explosion OF Il boiler IN
hi. avs ui' Several other persons vera in
iursi one. u ~ thought. fatally.
Levi, 4. Wagner. the sic of Shoals muir
,lor,i ~, ~ Htcl: - u farmer in Pennington,
y. H.. si3u dirty MES from Aired, Nc,
Sn;ItI:.V
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30
letter from Norfolk.

,E,rrr-nan,lunce OF the Alexandria Gazette.
N.Kr K, VA, June Isl havo visisc'
the i,-k, scgoca! ei1nes curing my short yisi
t. ms city 10 witness the departure and nrriva
Of the .aasv steamers and steam ships. Some
very ptcgai,t steamers como e this port, owing
to IL n-a:.ioss 10 tue bay.
v:>...! Portsmouth, and was much disap
1rointr.! a. expected to entor very flourish
ing town :H,l Instead found very quiet village
Had il - J2eu toT the Petersburg frencn be-
;ug On q vi,;g TO the Portsmouth Department
tn.nge wcs;,a nave been even moro quiet than
they were. Eerk!ey, small village close by
viii snol fea; Portsmouth if it keeps Oh 90 at
lres"n:
In Norfolk many large and small buildings arc
beng erected among them, an elegant Temple
I've -t.ir> hishl for tie Masons. 1t Ii Sltuat
ed 90 u ,orner Of Brewer street
The lajies, as regards beauty and dress and
sry.e. are az behind the Belle Haven bellies.
catu II; he NireiniaD office On business
anI had The ;,!essure Of meeting that urbape
and ga gentleman, NJ. Hleunan, esq, the
proprietor, also Capt. }. Barron Hope, The
editor. The Nirginian Office is being repaired
and rrlnoneied and will le beautiful building
wheu cym1lctc,t. Ny thanks are due to the
editor .: r!.u Journal for the use Of his ex-
changes.
The street cars arc III successful operation
now
The water pipes have been laid and wafer
will DC ict III Curing the coming month.
At four Geek this evening the steamer
Lady II ;he Lake started for Alexandria and
Washington - | went aboard. The home
ward rr';, ~..S pheasant one; that ls after we
got OUT II =" '.ag, wiIi@h wac very rough ana
maie na"v II i. very sick. The supper set be-
fore Us was III excellent one, III fact could DOT
be 81. ;a>s,:d anywhere Many persons on
board bad ma ne round trip for pleasure,
and a.! we're well chased with the treatment
ar far ii. DIS -taurch steamer. By the way
BROWN" is a valuable adjunct to this boat.
He is sta.r;ned near tie bow.
n cui, d. %; remember the namc) from
Wask;ng:,c ua,.,e down and returned on the
same lea. | roeic",: among them J. T., d. c.,
II. H., " !. ;. ar! J. VI. F., all prominent
business u.cn t Washington. They visited the
pr nci val places # interest 10 Norfolk, and con-
tributcl u sn,a' s!.i1 :owaTis the support Of the
city. They al srcl1.,! % DC deeply Interested in
seeing the market .ruck hacked at the ware
houses On Cburc street for shipment to the
Northern markets.
| hope it may rp my fortune to visit Nu folk
again this SEASON So ian c1i0y another ride 0n
this steamer, and te cared for in tho eating
line by John Bowling, lie steward, and in the
sleeping and comfort 'iue by }. Eairbro:hors,
the urbane clerk.
4. n Hurdle, OF ycu' city, pesscd through
Norfolk last Wednesday Ell route to Mouth
Carolina. J. w. w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Board OfAIderlleIf.

. At q called meeting of the Board of Aldermen,
hold June 28. 1873, there wero present: Il. l..
Simpson, esq., President and Messrs. Markell,
Loving Corsc and Underwood.
Reports of the Committee on Claims on the
bills of t. D. MchntIey s. Co., S14 7G, for coal !;
James Green 500, for ront; j. Il. Nckn, 81
and Sl3; John Cloves, 81; Z. e. Pierce: 81; 4.
H. Lyles, 81; W. r. Howard, 81; jacob Foltz,
Sd F. A Roed, Si g. L. Simpson Sl5. Us
judge and Clerks of election; Mrs. Jennings $40.
for ront of room and on petition of NJ. Eldridge
for reduction Of assessment; also reports Of the
Committee on the Poor on the bills of Shinn u
Co., SS2 50, and D. g. Wstkns & Co., 1874 10,
against the Aims House also bills Of Thomas f.
Colnber, 81, rs clerk of election; Samuel uciile.
bower, 81, rs judge of same; a; E: Addison,
Sl3, rs registrar ID ward also bills of Mrs J.L.
Smith, sl2 81, and II. Jacobs, Sl2 80. Tor ront of
ROOMS for registration and election purposes
also Il bill Of Junney s. Co., ST 81, against the
Aims House, and Il petition OF X. 5. Fleming to
be relieved from paying ten per cont on old tax
bil!s,-were received from tho Common Council
and their action concurrcd in.
The Board then adjourned
Teste: JNO. }. JAMESON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30
NEwS pF tn h ia u.
" To shave he uery age u"'i Jo5y Of the Times.

To shave he ueqv az. unsi L00g Of the TIMES
(om,acte anarchy il Is said, prevails 10 the
Turkish province ii i:uspi1. caused BY he per
sccut,,.n Of Christians Uv Nohammcdans. Ia
one o. ne districts OF he province two hundred
and Sevpn,> Christians have tf1en murdered!
within the ,,n>t III week., and the perpetrators
of the crimes remain unEtnnGsheus nn efforts
having .!ecn maut ~ en- to secure tHclr arrest
l'ole:gu representatives to Turkey demand an
inrrst.rail"n int the cutragoa, and call upon
the aur rites - afford protection TO the per
secuted l.o,:.e The murders bsve greatly
a.ai mo-! re CHRISTIANS in the province, anu
many If 'h-nt are elnlgratin4.
Ms AIRY H. ratnan, the widow Of the
v.c,.:. i ne car-hook murderer il New York,
haS r,.>v,..ot! III the SUPERIOR Court O.! that
city :. M agaiu5t the seventh Avenue rail-
r.,a c"lg,auy 81 negligence O.! the car driver
and rr,r!u,11 tur nvi putting Foster on the
"a: ":."n tr.,Dea;ed.
Inc oaLic orings 1u,nor5 Of Il Threatened out
break IN Madrid Tie repplt23 victory achieved
by pon .h,llilon~o over The government troops
is cou..rued Ser0, y! 3 MarGall has given
pJlice 10 thu Cortos that the government will
y
thu abn.' ou d slavery IL Cuha.
The ononers jury examining int the uys,
ter Gus case If cne den:h u Aunie OF Eliza
Reagan, inc child iyu4>; dead II c.useG in
Philad, ..phia. have rendered a verdict Of deal!
from exhaustion from accidental confinement.
The Da!:m OLE anu l'u.Oliac railroad runn:.
is DOW il r. su'A.' Vs.. Fl. through trains. Inc
tnrrugh SUI! .;su .ga:n, which lett Richmond
Satllr lar ulg 1T at 81 u. arrived NJ Calvert sta
non, i;at,uu.rc at &. - Sunday morning.
Ga Saturday. ia The Criminal Court Of Ealti
more. james " est. c,:,orea, who killed Annie
6 il,so.p, aaN l.eviu Palmer, cDlorcd. who com
mites: a rae u,,on 4 young German Vo!I!an,
w,.rr -cntcnce:: - be hanged.
Mr Jesse l.. 1igaul father Of President
Gram, die: al Ms residence i'll Covington ky.,
IF general debility, Inst night. The President,
although e1.@ctc. n Il ,ccla! tran, d!a not
arrive ut tie tluc oG Hl- Death
William Whitney, neuhcE Of Congress from
the Third Massachusetts district, died yssteg-
,iav evening ae hi. residence, at Session nlsh-
laniS Of inflammation Of the Dogc!9.
III" h:,t u tbv rec excursions ~ jcctcd Is
u ',w II tic hcncyc!en; lairs and gentlemen
Of s,;l..; innnre c.,ruc 81 on Saturday.
Nine mcan steamers .etr New York on Sat
uriay - Fnr;pcan ports, taking out Sjl cabin
nni ~ Storage Passengers.
1t j. ru,rrret. lha, General tlucsa'la he's
I,r,;nd IT. t.l:r and ken Command Of the IN.
~ gents.
\ Gr:rf,l slau;iuc in the English hardware
market /, yylscc.cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

Baxter, the Radical Governor Of Arkansas,
has quarreled with some of his party and
number of the latter have urIed State $
evidence. The republican chief justice OF
tho State is one of these and he declares
that Baxter was no more elected Cover
nor than nc was. Another is the editor of one
of the party organs, who offers to prove that ID
only four counties, over 5000 votes, intended
for Baxter's opponent, were illegally and frau
Inntlu cast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

The commissioners appointed to inquire into
depredations committed on the Texas b''rdes
have completed their report and filed it with
the Department of State They estimate he
total actual losses of citizens by these dcrrr.la
tions at about 81 ,0O0,0 900. the contingent loss
es due to breaking up OF business, &r., Sw@il,
ing the estimate to about SIS, 100000. This Is
innate is based on the statements of t.e su"@r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

A letter from Washington in the Ba'Ii:nore
Sun says "A gentleman from North Car,'l.na
represents the feeling Of excitement in thai
State on tho subject or the proposed ma"daEnu
to compel the payment of interest on certain
repudiatcd bonds as intense and bitter as thai
pending in South Carolina on the same suhl 2c!
He says that the people rcga:l! these bonds .
fraudulent"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1873.
Statements have been made Of the determ

Statements have been made Of the dcterml
nation of the Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY,
at New York, to issue s5,00O,O0O or more Of
bonds to pay for new steamers sc. But ia
wards Picrrepont, counsel to the company, Las
now given an opinion to the effect that bouds
cannot be issued, and money required by the
company must be borrowed by plcdgiog its
property. His opinion is that the company
can only raise money by plcdgiug parts of its
property when it can find any body willing to
lend on such property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

FAIRFAX ITEMs.-Thc farmers are pretty
generally engaged in harvesting their wheat
and grass crops. The grain of the wheat, SO
far as We have heard, is said to be very heavy,
and the heads we'll filled. They hay crop will
be a full average one in this immediate neigh
borhood, but further off we hear it is not so
good. Here we have seon specimen of clover
that measures four feet, seven inches in height,
and timothy that was FIVE feet high.
A tournament came off at 'Bcach's Grove, !"
10, the lower end of the county, last Saturday.
TIE knights were addressed by Mr.. J. Sangster
and the browning speech was delivered by Mr..
Il. r. Farr. The knights were SO evenly match
ed that that their horses broke down, and the
contest was decided by the drawing of straws
---Faiyar Neaos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

The Washington Chronicle says it is report
ed that an unusually largo number of frauds on
the revenue recently perpetratcd by Now York
importers are being compromised by the Treas
ury Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

A special Washington telegram to the PhiIa-
delpbia Press says that the Secretary Of War,
under the advice of the Attorney General, has
decided to commence suit against General O.
O. Howard for certain amounts of money for
which he failed to account as Commissioner Of
the Freedmen's Bureau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

A decision of the Postofice Department is %
the effect that a postal card containing any
manuscript thereon in package of printed
matter will subject the package to letter post
age. Nothing shall DO pasted on postal
card, such as newspaper clippings, &c. The
Department agrees to carry only the card and
what is written on il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30
DEPARTURES.
Nj A12ISiE1).

At St. Aloysius Church, Washington ely. On
Tue day evening. the Mth instant, b. h.r
Esq, Of Prince Georges coun!y, Nd, al .d'sa
PAfTIE w. JORDAN, Of Virginia.
On Tuesday, the 18th instant at st: ! H"H'
Church, Georgetown, b l.oY. j. H. Cn"",
THOMAS l. CHEW, or Calvert coUn:y, Nj
and ROSA H. daughter Of the 'nto Com. blrra
llnlnnu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

The Petersburg (Va.) Appeal says Meek
lcnburg county, Virginia. seems to be gaming
the first position among Northern and English
settlements in the South. Whether VIC look
at the character OF the colonists, the extent of
their wealth, or the evidences oftheir enterprise
We arc struck with astonishment at the grea;
work which has been and is being accomplished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

The Fourth of July will be observed in all
the cities and towns throughout the country.
not, probably, with great paradcs and process
sions, but by general suspension of business,
and holiday for all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

Government bonds, keeping pace with gold,
for which they are an equivalent iu shipments
to Europe, keep strong in the New York mark
ct. Southern State bonds arc dull except Mis-
souri's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

Prof JAS. +. Harrison has been elected
chairman of the faculty of the University Of
Virginia, vice Prof: Vcnablc, declined On ac-
count of the delicate health of his wife
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

Postmaster General Creswcll estimated the
sale Of postal cards for the first half of the year
of their issue at lOo,OoO,0O0. The indications
now are that the estimate will fall short.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

W. l.. Cochran, Conservative, has been re-
elected mayor Of Charlottesville over John L.
Antrim, independent, who agreed to serve
without salary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

Seven deaths from cholera in Cincinnati yes
terday. \ case of cholera is reported in las
sale City, New Jersey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

The female seminaries at Staunton have
about 600 pupils. These doubtless loavc s25 ,oOt
in that thriving town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30
Letter from LoudOnn 20.
Correspondence of the Alexandria Ga7

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
LEEsBURG, Va, june 3d. We had very fins
rains on Saturday. Dry Hollow Branch, two
miles North of l4ccsburg rose SO ouch as to
back water at Big Springs, sN feet deep,
iuto the county road. Corn, oats AMI grass
are doing we'll Harvest is progressing 6ne,y
the straw has the beautiful golden coior that
indicates fine grain. Some heads have six
up to one hundred grains; others * to 10.
Reaper trial on July I'd, near lcesturg, in
beautiful field Oh Exeter. 1t will be worth see
ing. Your sellers Of machinery ought to be
here. AlIut,ls.
TIE SToNEwALI. JACKSON STATr f. "A cor
respondent of the Richmond Wing wr:;iul
from Lexington, Va, says:
''The colossal equestrian statue of Gen. Jack
son is now complete at Nusemburg. Bavaria
and ready for shipment. 1t is proposed TO place
this statue in some conspicuous place on The
Virginia Military Institute grounds When the
contract was first entered into for this statue
the sum Of five thousand dollars in gold wa,
raised and paid over to the artist, Mr.. F a
VoIck, and the balance remains to be PAID
about twenty thousand dollars, principal apc
interest. In order TO raise this fund Professor
4. j. Volck, of the Maryland Academy OF Art
brother of the artist, has executed painting
of General r. f. Lee in his Office at W ASKING
ton and Lee University as it was at his deaf b.
The proceeds arising from the sale of these pic
lures will be devoted exclusively to the pay
ment of the balance due his brother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

An official dispatch from the Russian Cen
eral kaufman announces that the capital Of
khiva was occupied by tho Russian frees
june 10th. The Khan of Khiva fled to Yoru.
mandes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

AT the Louise Home, in Washington. on Mo-
day, the 2}d Instant, Mrs. SUSAN Wiki s.
son, widow If the late Judge Wilkinson, OF
Calvert county Md, in the Slth year II her :,g,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30
A Great Horror Done Away with.

House cleaning is a great horror 10 ulue Men
out Of every ten. Oceans Of sIllo the Product
OF tons Of soap fairly food every part of he
house. The women, ir0sn he mistress down.
labor as they never worked 'e'lr". AID wha;
with the dsc,micr, the smell / >il,!s an! he
danprcss. and not uu:IrQucn.Iy s'ekpcos, the
product OF colds and cyrrw,'S, matters are
generally dIssgrcoah!c. Tie Use d >ap1ho in
stoad Of soap does away with al. thIs discern
fort, 1t ligitans the lalr,r hunAr"d Ter
cent, because ii removes dirt, gr"asc, stains
ana srrss with Ls:dl, any labor witt. but !i:tle
wat,,r, arrl in Que tenth IN. I;-ua time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

The Thanking privilege expires at twelve
o'clock tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

REMARKs-Therc were no offerings ~: Wheat
on Change to-day arrivals of now Whe,, arc
daily expected. Corn is steady at the closing
prices of lat woek; offerings Of lGi bushels MN
cd, with sales ut TO- No offerings of Ry" or u~is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30
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