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Glen's Falls.

There was quite commotion among the
habitual drunkards of our place on Tues
day, rs quite a number were summoned to
appear before the special term of the oyer
and terininer, which is in session at Cald-
well. No reasons being assigned for their
presence speculations were various.
1t is stated by prominent member of
the bar that the grand jury seem 10th to
bring in indictments against the liquor
dealers.
The following delegates were appointed
at the county convention Thursday: State,
Hon. j, G. Porteous of Leyener, Dr.
Louis Charette of Warrensburgh and j. l..
Cunninghamrof Glen's Falls senatorial,
Ira Carpenter of Glcn's Falls, Robert
Waddle of .Iohnsburgh and - Balcom of
Hague judicial, \. I. Chcrritrec of Glcns
Falls.
There appears 10 he a general impression
in political circles that Mr.. Tobcy of Is
sex is the coming man for senator.
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The P0laris Grew.

NV York. sept. ~.
Tn to # o'clock last night nothing had
been received ut the naval department from
Dundee relative to the crew of the PolariS
1t is thought Buddington telegraphcd to
Malloy at st. Johns, although il was the
duty of the consul at Dundee To- telegraph
to the state department the earliest par,i-
culars. Consul McDougal at Dundee will
he instructed 10 report the exact condition
of the POLAR, survivors, and draw IN the
state department through London agencies
for the amount necessary to pay expenses
already incurred. Buddington and Others
with him will be ordered to report ut
Washington without delay. Sergeant Ny
crs. one of the first survivors Of the Polaris,
says his party are satisfied Capt Hall died
natural death. He says the fault of non
success lies with the commander.
Before arriving at Disco, Hall enjoncd
Meyers to drop all matter in reference to
the position of meteorological. astronomer
and general member of the scientific party,
anu W Nt'hu Soi'iy \" wv "Tt'"'"''''
part Of the vessels navigation, and especi-
ally To keeping Halls journal. DR.. Bis
sells on his part claimed Meyers services
also cnjoinod him to do the principal par,
of the scientific work. Hall and Bissclls
consulted about the matter in friendly
manner, and the consequence was Bissclls
| informed Hall he should return To the Uni
ted States, and he (IIalD would send Me-
ycrs back there, as he had limited. The
chief engineer hearing. this, declared he
would leave il Bissels returned, and the
crew generally were SO disposed. Meyers
then told Hall he was ready to fulfil his de
sircs rather than he be the cause OF dissen
sion. Hall agreed, and said il he would
keep his journal he might attend to as
much scientific matter us would offer itself
So ended what has been construed as mn
tinv Il
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-20

The college term opened on Thursday
with thirty-seven applications for admis-
sion, thirty-threc to the freshman class and
four TO the upper classes. This makes the
largest freshman class in thirteen years.
The University has met with great loss
in the death of Lieut.. Bell, recently detail
cd By the war department as military in
stuctor Lieut.. Bell was young officer
of high promise, and of excellent rcputa-
ton.
Prof. Collier, who had made his arrange
ments to be present at the opening of the
term, is detained at Vienna by sickness.
His physician, at last advices from him,
thought he might be able to leave by the
middle of September.
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The rum on the Union Trust company
continues. y vast lIrong Is surglng about
the doors seeking admi,iance. Augustus
Schcll, vice president. expresses his belief
that the institution will go through safely.
Pan .n,t mn, SAINT ia
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DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at Sol rises to-
morrow morning at 5:46 sets tomorrow
night at 800, and rises Monday morning at
JAY
The st. Adams Messenger, both daily
and weekly, will soon appear in new type
and enlarged form.
The Sixth Annual Fair of the Black
River Valley Agricultural Association will
be held on the grounds of the association
at Perkinsville, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. 18th and 9Th, 1878.
Woodstock people are making an effort
TO secure course of lectures there the COM
ing winter.
The Fifth Annual Fair of the Westmin-
lister Agricultural Association will be held
at East Parish in that town on Wednesday
the cath inst
The Third Vermont Regiment holds a
reunion at ST. Johnsbury on the 23d inst.
1t is said that Col. Foster has made ar
rangements with the Central by which he
is to run his own trains from the South
Eastern, over the Stanstead, Shefford &
Chambly road direct to st. Johns. There
is talk that the Grand Trunk, the Central
Vermont and the South Eastern will unite
in building union depot at st. Johns.
Bellows Falls rcjoices in new corne'
band that gives the people of that village
frequent concerts, free to all, and delight
full to hear. Why cannot Rutland have sucl
an organization:
Gen. Tom Thumb and wife, with Com
modore Mutt and Minnie Warren, are Civ
ing entertainments in the northern part o
the State.
We would call attention to the article OF
''Vermont Manufactures to he found Oh
the fourth page.
The Manchester journal states that al
unusual number of families who hav
spent the summer at the Equinox Hous
have engaged their rooms for next season
and suggests To the railroad managers tina
a large increase would be made to their re
ceipts should they give Manchester quicl
trains from New York, Troy and Saratoga
thus insuring large increase of travel
that already popular summer resort.
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windsor County.


noticed, in yesterdays GLOBE, corn
stalk statistic from Ludlow. Ten feet nine
inches is good for Ludlow soil, but Chester
goes Ludlow eight inches better. Hon.
Hugh Henry has field of over dozen
hills of Virginia sweet corn, which will
average, almost, the Ludlow stalks altitude,
and one stalk chalkod eleven feet five
inches. Mr. Henry has also squash
grown in his garden which is so large
that he will have 10 blast ii be-
fore he can get ii into his cellar. What
these vegetables would have amounted to,
did Mr.. Henry's mind tip toward agricul-
ture, may, perhaps, be imagined, but they
could not be measured. Haven't you got
something to say about horses, calves,
pigs. etc.? u.
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SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 20 1873

Yorkcs John Lloyd and Gilbough. Bond 4
Co.. al Of above, excepting Glboush.
nond 81 Co.. small concerns Vernon &
HOY. Smith Il Seaver
rnr rStnN rrr-r coNPAsy.
The rum on the l'nion Trust company
continues \ vas, throng Is Nlrgng about
the doors seeking admi,tance. Augustus
Schcl, vice president. expresses his belief
that tho institution will 80 through safely.
PHiLADEtPnM. Sept. 10.
NE PHILADELPHIA HorsE.
The following was posted this morning
nj The door of Jay Cooke & Go.
To our dcpostoIs; Some little time is re-
quircd TO adjust our accounts and to hear
from our different Offices when Statement,
will be prepared showing tic condition Of
our affairs, which will lc forwarded to you
through the postoflice. Until then We beg
your kind indulgence, assuring you that
every effort will he made 10 liouda,c our
entire Indebtedness with the least possible
delay.
JAI COOKE Il Co.
GCS oS \ SAFE DEPOSIT ASD Trust COMPANY.
There is heavy run on the Fidelity safe
deposit and trust company, caused by the
suspension of Messrs Clark & Co., who arc
prominent officers.
HEAVY PrN oN \ BASR.
There was heavy run on the Bank of
Washington and the Washington City Saw
ings Bank.
CtuCAGo Sept. 10.
orINioN on JAY COOKE & CO.'S ,GsPESsIoN.
Leading bankers express the opinion that
Jay Cookies suspension will not effect ma
teriallv business interests here
IoNDoS, sept. 10.
SnE NEWS IN LONDON.
Consols for money 0jl, account 92lM924.
American securities Financial news from
New York causes excitement in the market
A large business is doing with wide huc-
tuations. Rumors OF impending failures
cause depression. Bonds '6j's. old. a5i
'61's, 95s lO-4O's. 9Os.
There is considerable excitement in Erie.
which is now 49,.
Bonds-G5s, old 95s SIS, 90! new
rs, 81 Erie, AZ. The financial reports
in the afternoon papers indicate an uneasy
feeling. occasioncd by the news from New
York. Tho close of the market, however.
finds confidence partially restored, and at
sound. There have been no failures.
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Government vs.. Credit MObilier.
Hartford, Sept. Is


In the Credit Mobilicr suits this morning
Judge Perry concluded his argument for
Government against the dismissal of suits.
The counsel Tor Government was present
and the general considerations TO show that
the plea Of unconstitutionaliiy Is as I'M
founded in reason and authority as it was
new aud extraordinary. They contend that
there is no vested right in any body who
has wrongcd the government or is charged
with having wronged it, and To he sued in
one judicial district and not in another, and
especially when such supposed right would
amount to right of exemption for the suit
Judge Curtis of Boston replied for the
defendants, and the hearing on the motion
to dismiss then closed, The demurrcrs
then came up and Hon. sydney Bartlett of
Boston opened for defendants.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-20
An old Lady Falls from a TwO-stOry
Window.

\ singular and serious accident occurred
to the mother. of Superintendent Cary,
Thursday night, at Troy, N. Y. Mrs.
Cary resides with her husband on Tibbitts
avenue, and after retiring Thursday even
ing she got up to raise the window of the
room adjoining their bedroom. The win
dow sill is only short distance from the
floor, and as she raised the sash, she lost
her balance and fell to the side walk dis
lance of fourteen feet Mr.. Cary was
awakened by the sound of the sash as II
fell back, and not finding his wife in the
room he went down stairs, where he heard
her groaning on the walk. She was
picked up and carried into the house and
medical attendance was summoned, when
it was found that her right leg and left arm
were broken. Her injuries will not prove
fatal, but as she is seventy five years of age
1t will take some time for the bones to knit
together again.
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CANADA SOUTHERN STOCKHOLDERS. The
stockholders of the Canada Southern rail-
road held a special meeting at No 10 Will
liam street Thursday to receive the report
of the President upon the condition Of the
company. There was large attendance
OF: stockholders. who, it is said, were salts
fed with the report but have adjourned
consideration of il to another time. One
of the directors said Thursday that it was a
bad time Just now for new railroads, but
that he hoped and thought the present feel
ing would end in few days.
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NAILS CLOSE.


Harlem Extension way, o.0A n. in. act 2.i1 i in.
EASTERN way, ii.40 a. m.
Troy way, 1910 y. IN.
Troy, 1910 p. M, $50 y. in, and $50 y. la.
Albany, $40 y. H., $50 p. M, ana ia p. ~.
SJstun, ll.40 a. NJ, and 900 y. III.
Iunada5, l.lo p. III.
northern way, 200 y. m.
b Tlington, 200 p. m. and $50 p. In.
~ 'utoga way, 800 p. m.
Ne York. $40 p IN. and $50 D. IA.
CUi necticut River way, $50 p. m.
woodstock way, STAGE 100 p. IN.
Siockbridge stage, 100 p. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, p.G5 p. Ia.
Eastern way, 220 p. IN.
Troy way, 4.t5 p. IN.
Troy, Lao Il. m, ll.46 a. IN. and 45o %. la
Albany, IL .a5 q. NJ, 455 and $40 D. N.
Boston, lao a. IN. and 2.2O p. H.
Canadas, 1910 q. IN.
Northern way, so O. III.
Burlington, 1910 and ll.s2 a. III.
Saratoga way, Has a. IN.
New York, 1i.45 q. m. and ass p. III.
Connecticut River way, SAB p. IN.
Woodstock way, (stage) IL IS a. m.
Ihittenden, tuesdays and Saturdays 1919 am.
Stockbridge (stage), 1890 p. IN.
.g-Mails will be promptly closed at the spec-
Iced hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes will be collected at $40 and 1l.00 a. IN,
~ 10, l. 80, 3.O5 and last collection for all night
mails, at 900 y. m. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box at the Depot Will be collected by
Route Agents i've minutes previous TO the de-
parture OF each mail train
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-20

TniEyING. Henry Guilmette of Bur
lington, aged 81, who has been working at
Holyokc, Mass, for some time past, broke
into his chllms trunk on Saturday night
and stole $50. with which he fled to Bur-
lington, but was arrested there on Tuesday.
The Chicf-of-Polcc of lIolyokc arrived on
Thursday and took the culprii TO Massa-
chusctts.
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SUDDEN DEATn.-Friday morning. Mrs.
Frederick Leland, of East Mddlcbury, was
found dead. When discovered she was on
the side of her bed partly dressed. There
are many rumors as to the cause of her
death, but as yet nothing satisfactory has
been settled upon. Mrs. Leland was in
Middlcbury Thursday trading and settling
bills. Mr. Leland is somewhere in the
western country. and cannot he found very
readily.
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claim Against the Midland X. X.

New IoEK. Sept. 10.
\ petition that the Midland Railroad
Company be adjudicatcd an Involuntary
bankrupt was filed to-day by the firm OF
'rillotson * Greeley. Their claim against
the company being for the payment of an
overdue prolnissory note for sell Judge
Blatchford granted an order returnablc ON
the ?d proximo, requiring the company 10
show cause then why the prayer should
not he granted.
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More Failures Union Trust Com
pany.

New York, sept. ~.
The following firms suspended, in addi-
ton to those already reported, Whittcmorc
& Anderson, and Smith, Seavcr x Co..
The Manhattan Bank was filled this after
noon with the Union Trust Companys de-
positors waiting to cash their checks. The
cashier If the bank said the Trust Com
pany to-day offered them one million dol
lars worth of good securities, but the bank
did not wish to make a loan of so large an
amount, but believed the Trust Company
would he successful in negotiating IL loan
on Wall street. One million dollars WAS
paid to-day To the Union Trust Company
depositors.
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NEw YORK, Sept. 10.
Washington dispatches to Wall street
parties say tina, prominent senator called
to-day on Secretary Richardson and asked
what action he proposed to take in the pres
cnt financial crisis. The Secretary replied
he did not see what he could do more than
purchase bonds, which he would probably
attempt to do, but doubted whether suili-
cient offer would be made to afford sub
stantial relief. lie added, the treasury is
strong hut must be kept so.
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Friday, Sept. l0--Thc Jury in the case
of Hayward vs.. Mccormick x wife,
brought in verdict for the plaintiff, laying
the damages at S213.S3
The next cause called up was No. 1872,
Raymond vs.. Strcctcr. Warren H. Smith
for plaintiff, c. II. Joyce for defendant
The testimony is not yet all in. The case
will probably go the jury by noon to-day.
The Grand Jury has adjourned until
Monday at . o'clock in the afternoon.
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Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS. Sept. Is.
There were twelve deaths to-day from
yellow fever. The disease is believed to be
under control. The municipal authorities
to-day voted $1,000 to the Howard Ass =
citation. The Masons. Odd Fellows. Typo
graphical and other societies have organic
ed to procure money for the sick brethren.
The fever is abating in Happy Hollow, and
confidence is generally restored throughout
the city. All the sick are being provided
with nurses
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THE WOODSTOCK FRE.--l the dcstruc-
ton of II + Standishs tanncry at Wood
stock, the proprietor estimates his loss at
S25 900 He had insurance amounting to
S12,750, Of which $4,000 was in the Yer
mont Mutual and $4,000 in the Connect
icut River Mutual.
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BURNED TO DEATH Tuesday night, a
Frcnchman named La Bounty. living about
two miles north of Middlebury village, was
burned to death. 1t seems he was driving
home, had fit, and fell upon lighted
lantern that was in the wagon. When
found his clothing was nearly burned off,
and his back cooked to a crisp. He lived
about two days, but was unable to speak.
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Arrested for Larceny.

New YORK, Sept. 10
Detective Kelso of the Central Office last
night arrested Harry c. Wells on charge
of grand larceny, upon telegram from
chief of police of Buffalo. Wells is a ma-
stefan lately from Buffalo and says he has
no idea why he has been arrested
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF rmE }
CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON,
ID. c.. Sept. 10, 1878 p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES
On Saturday for New England, the pres
sure will increase with northwest To north
winds, lower temperature and clear or
clearing weather. For the Middle States
winds veering to northwest and northeast
and partly cloudy weather with rain and
winds increasing to brisk from Virginia to
New Jersey.
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New YORK, Sept 10.
The suspended. brokerage firms all give as
a reason of their suspension the failure of
their customers respond demands and the
heavy decline in stocks. The failure of
Thomas Reed & Co.. is due to the holding
of large amount Of Harlem stock which
dropped thirty per cent.
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SOuthside Railroad.

New IoRk, sept. 10.
The President of the Sou,lisidc railroad
denies the truth Of the rumors circulated
lately tending to weaken public confidence
in the company. The financial condition
of the company is good. The coupon in
tercst is all paid up to date, and the amount
required to pay that due To Nov. lSt is al
ready in bank
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The Men of the POlaris

Dundee, Scotland, Sept. 10.
The crew of the Poaris were making
their way south in boats made from their
ships. when they were seen by the whaler
Ravens Craig, and taken ON board that
vessel. vi well.
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Washington County Republican Conrrn

WAsniNeroSviLLE, n. y, Sept. 10.
The following delegates have been elected
to the Republican state convention from
the first district of Orange General VIM
G. Brown, David A. Scott, Cyrus r. Mar
tin, editor Ncwhurg Journal, and Aleyan.
der Moore.
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Army of Cumberland.


PITr7HrreH. Sept. 10.
Lieut-Gcn. Sheridan presided at the clos
ing banquet in honor of the Army of Cum
hcrland, which was a brilliant success.
President Grant was received with perfect
ovation and remained guest of the soci-
ETY. during the evening. Many distinguish
ri army officers were present.
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Correspondence.

BRIDGEwATEI, Sept. 1S, 1873.
Editor Rutland Globe: ] see in your
paper items in relation to the growth of
corn. Mr.. Chester X. Capron cut in his
garden and brought to my store stock OF
sweet corn that measured II feet 10 inches.
and an Early Rose potatoe that weighed
8 lbs,
WIN. G. RAYMOND.
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The Champion Cow.

Edjtor Rutlaad Globe Il notice in The
GLoRE this morning communication from
NJ. G.. Sclden, Bennington, in which he
claims the championship COW having
yielded 4 81 ibs more milk per day than
mine. But he omits the vital point in the
case by not giving the per ccntagc of but
ter obtained from the milk in connection
with the amount of milk We are also well
aware that many COW will yield more
than 81 A., lbs of milk per day, hut tho
comparison will not he complete until Mr..
Seldcn gives MS the omonnt cfb"fter which
he obtains from the milk
HEEL HoIIisrRr.
No. pawlet, Sept. 10.
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CnicAoo, Sept. Il

Laubacl, Marks 81 Co.'S furniture fac
tory and warehouse was burned last night.
Loss $50. 900.
WogcEsrEG, Mass, Sept. 10.
Washburne & Co.'S slipper factory was
burned last night. Loss $4,000 insur-
nnce unknown.
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Billiards.

New YoIE, Sept 10,
The exhibition games Of billiards in
BROOKLYN resulted AS follows: First game,
four ball American carom, 30 points, be-
tween Albert GARNER and Cyrillc Dion.
The result was. Dion 606, average lel Is /;
GARNER 1853, average 100 81.
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Wife Murder.

BosrON, sept. 10.
At SaXonyillc last evening Josiah l,igc-
low plunged knife into the throat of his
wife. with whom he had not lived for a
year, and then gave himself UP.
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NEwBuEG, y. y, sept. 10.
Edward Council, Il laborcr employed at
the Pennsylvania Coal company's works,
IA et,J, "ds i"n "'~'
morning and cut in two.
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Collision Mt Sea.

NEW York. Sept. ~.
The schooner Addic Osborne of Massa-
ch,lsetts collided with the British steamer
Precursor at sea and instantly sunk. Capt
Mcdonald and the first mate were lost
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Iron Works Burned.

TEEEE IINrE, Sept -
The Terre Hautc Iron and Nail Works
were totally destroyed by fire to-day. Loss
$sl3o 900; insurance 500 900.
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Commission of Appeals.

ALBANY, Sept. 10.
Commission OF Appeals calender Sept.
Goth No l12, l13. ia. 1913. 100, 142, IA,
and lie
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Murder.

New York, Sept. 10.
David j. Carl who fatally shot Thomas
NJ. Carey at a political meeting last even.
ing has been sent TO the Tombs,
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From Washington.
roi ANS SURVIVORS IL SCOTLAND.

F'i Nifif INV 'Oit' IN 0'OiI.Assbs
WAsnlSGToN, Sept. 10.
A telegram was received at the state de.
parimcnt from consul Reed, a. Dundee,
scotland, states that the Polaris survivors
arrived there destitute. Consul Reed has
been instructed to care for the survivors.
and will send them home by the first
steamer
WHAT THE SECRETARY OF rnF TREASURY
SAYS.
Many inquiries are made concerning tho
future movement of the Secretary of the
Treasury in furnishing relief to the present
condition of the monetary affairs. The
secretary says he has not yet decided what
he will do, thus implying that he has the
subject under consideration.
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Hon. Hoyt.H. Wheeler. Chief Judge.
Hon. lsaacC. Wheaton,, Assistant
Hon. lIicl IIollister. Judges
Henry II. Smith, Clerk.
William VI. Field. Sheriff
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NISI PKIUS.

GrrlAND C0rNrN CoUIr, sErrsMBHG TRIN.
1873
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ChiticWacn County FaIr.

Third AND LAST DAY.
The last day. Thursday. of the Chittcn-
den County Fair. was given up almost en-
tirely to trotting.
In the double team race there were hut
two entries, Hon. 4. J. Crane Of Burling-
ton, entering his cross matched span, and
George Browncll his pair of blacks. Mr..
Cranes team won the race easily in 1888.
In the trial Of speed for single driving
horses, four were entered, and the first
premium was taken by Dr. Algcr of Will
liston. and the second by 4. H. Ashley Of
Milton.
The
TWO FIFTY RACE
was called at one o'clock, for Il purse of
$3.50 800 to first. $40 to second, $40 to
third.