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Sure Death.

SAN FRANCISCO, July %.
Charles A.. Russell, murderer of james
Crafty, and who was sentenced TO be
hanged on Friday next, gives up all hope
of communication Of sentence, and Is re-
signed to his fate. Extra precautions have
been taken to prevent escape or suicide.
RESULT or JEALOUSY.
This morning Charles Bellcw shot and
of the former, in Howard street. The
quarrel grew out of Jealousy of Sanford's
attentions to Bellows wife.
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Railroad Suit.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 30.
The Columbus & Indiana Central railroad
company have entered suit against United
States collector Walcot to recover over
$57, 900, amount of United States tax claim
ed to have been enormously assessed against
said company by the government.
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Depression OF Spirits and General Debility, in
their various forms, Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir,
OF Calisaya made by CAswRLI. HAZARD q Co,
tonic. AS stimulant tonic for patients recov-
ering from fever or other sickness, 1t has no
equal. II taken during the season It prevents
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CORN. = Receipts lG9,23o bushels. Market
heavy with moderate Demand; sales 9l,0oo
Dush at 5atdb6c for steamer Western mixed !;
closing bICs5skc for rail ; IS s1oc for white
western 5os5i for heated and unsouDd west
oATs-Receipts c9,s15 bush. Market is heavy
and lower, with more doing. Sales OF 100000
bushels at AZ S42<c for new mixed western,
4G@olc for new for white western; 42s4sc for
wooI.--In fair requestand steady, and quoted
at46@4IK for Michigan domestic combing 90;
Georgia sc curry fall clip California at TIC;
coAL--Market dull and unsettled at $3.50
6.25 for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
Edes.-AIarket frm at 2i@29c for Canada
22G23c for flne western 23sAc for State and
Pennsylvania.
HAY-The market is dull and lower at ssOsss
for prime per ton $22tsA for good:
il0Ps-1'ne market Is quiet without decided
change In price; 1872 quoted at ssseo; Cali
LEATmER.-Market q iiet and without material
change. HemOck sole, Buenos Ayres, and Rio
Grande, light middes, and heavy weights at
5000; California do, 2I@97x; Ornoco do. at
CoPFEE-Market strong. Rio at ls@isxc.
SUoAR.--Market Is firm. Sales OF No hhds.
at II@Sc 1000 boxes at &C..
MoLAssEs. = Market is dull and unchanged.
RIcR-Market is steady. Sales OF - uerces
at sk@9Hc.
crude; 1I,1 for refined.
PoRK.-Market firm spot lots of new mess
quoted at 31T.25.
BERF.-Quiet and steady at sse1o so for plain
mess $l1 25s12 90 for extra do.
BEEF HAMs.-Market steady at 25@3lc for
western and Texas.
TIERcE BEEF-In moderate request and
steady at lion for prime mess; 219a3c for
India mess.
Cur MRATs.-Market quiet smoked hams
averaging from 10 to IA pounds, at 1bx9lok;
middles quiet and firm &C for long clear.
LARD.-Market lower. Western steam on
spot at sx@s,sc. Sales Of 200 tlerces prime
new on spot at sX.
BUTTER.-Steady and In fair demand at 2oCs
30c for fair to prime State 1923 for western.
CHEEsE.-Market rather more steady at 11L@
12kc for fair to choice State factory.
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Restrained from Bridging.

New YORK, July 81
Two injunctionshave applied for restrain
ing the Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad
company from bridging or obstructing the
Mississippi river at North Lacrosse.
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Shooting ARRAY.

CINCINNATI, July 90.
A difficulty occurred Monday at Con-
cord, KY, between II. W. Strenlett and
William King, contractors on the Kentucky
railroad. Strienlett fired two or three
times. when King turned, instantly killing
Strienlett.
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The Carlists Force.

BAYONK, July 90.
The Carlists claim that their effective
force in Spain now numbers 10000 men.
They have disembarked large quantity of
arms and ammunition from England at
Requito.
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Obituary.

NEW York, July 90.
E. r. Ford died yesterday at his residence
in Ireonta, Otsego Co., N. Y, aged &c. He
was one of the projectors of the Albany &
Susquehana railroad, of which he remained
director up to the time of his death.
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Supposed Suicide.
MEw York, July %.

MEw YORK, July %.
The body of man supposed to be G.
w. Hobby, of Bashton, was found to-day
among rocks at Nahant, with an empty
vial in his pocket. 1t is supposed he CON-
mitted suicide.
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The Tigress at st. Johns

ST. JOINS, N. F., July 90.
The steamship Tigress, in search of the
Polaris, arrived this morning, she remains
here day or two, to coal. All on board
are well.
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Fatal Accident.

AEBANy, July 30.
William Mulcahcy employed on the new
capital, was fatally injured by falling off
the boom of derrick.
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LATER.

The loss by the burning of the distillery
of F. Fries & Co. to-day, is estimated at
800, 900. No insurance.
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New York STOCK ana money Market.

NEW YORK, July 20
Gold ranged from iloX to 11s%, closing ut
1857.
Loans were made at 1 to 4 per cent
The clearings ut the Gold Exchange to-day
were saO,oooooO.
The receipts at the United States Custom
House to-day were $3z2, 900.
The Treasury disbursements to-day amount
ed to 3q65,Oo0
Government bonds were in active demand
and closed strong.
State bonds were very dull.
Money opened easy at 3,a4 per cent, and be-
came more active at noon at 4%@5, and closed
easy at BOA.
Sterling at 0is@9H, for sixty days; sight
lO@1O'..
Stocks advanced slightly on first call, but the
rally was not sustained and the market closed
dull and steady, generally at the lowest prices
Of the day. The Erie corner was not sustained
to-day. The greatest difference between cash
and regular was q. Four thousand six hun
bred shares, which arrived by the Russia, were
transferred on the books to-day, and much
larger amount is believed to have arrived.
The following are the closing quotations:
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NuhbEh fhoh Inn On bhAL biAihS.
Cattle, Sheep&Lambs, Horses, Calv
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Cabrinetz's Remains -Deserters to Car.

llSlS.
BARCELONA, July %.
The remains Of General Cabrinitz, who
was killed in an engagement near Rizoll,
between the Republicans and Carlists, will
be brought to this city.
Fearing disturbances in consequence of
the issue of the proclamation of independ-
ence, many of the respectable inhabitants
are leaving the city.
A Colonel of the civil guards here has
deserted and joined the Carlists
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John p. Hale.

New YORK, July %.
Ex-United States Senator Jno. p. Hale lies
in precarious condition from dislocated
him
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Che 8ntlana daily Glube.
THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1878.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

NHHI'NL MD UEPNKTVNE Ut THNINh'
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls lac a. 1920 O. m, 1870 &
1888 y. IN.
Burlington 1910 & 'ii:.s a. H., 1880 & 1900
y. III.
" Port Henry, .1l:32 a. IN
Bennington, ti20s p. H., 1870 & 'o:26 p.
IN.
" Saratoga, 'il45 a. M, 300 p. m,
" Salem, lao & 1880 q. In, t3:4e & ass y. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 1880 a. M, 1919 $500
y. IN.
" burlington, LAB & t54o u. M, '2:so & sos p.
m.
" Port Henry, sos y. IN.
" Bennington, 1900 & 1880 a. m., & 1875 p. IN.
" Saratoga, 800 a. M, & 1850 p. m.
" Salem, 2.10 a. 1900 a. IN, 1880 & $500 p. ".
Mall Train mixed.
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Bills Signed.

ALBANY, July 80.
Governor Dix has signed the last bill ap-
proved by him and passed by the legisla-
ture. He has signed 81 bills in all.
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Suicide.

NEW York, July 90.
Josiah Bigelow of Natick, Mass, aged
80, committed suicide by shooting himself
yesterday.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, July 90.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States and
Lower Lakes, southwesterly winds part
ly cloudy and clear weather.
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THE RUTLAND GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING. JULY a. 1873
pENNIsoN,s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO. RUTLAND,
june23dw&tf Wholesale Agents.
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VILLAGE ORDERS orders to pay
the matured Indebtedness of the village of
Rutland, on water reservoir bonds have
been issued. The orders are classified as
follows
$4,000 due in 1882.
$4,000 due in 1888.
$4,000 due in 1884.
The orders bear six per cent. interest
payable annually with interest coupons at
tached.
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nAILY STAGE BETWEEN RUT-
IL LAND AND STOCKBRIDGE.

Arrive at Rutland l2m., leave Rutland loo pm.
starting from the Bardwell House.
rV Connections at Stockbridge with stages
or Rochester and Bethel.
my22d3m r. ii. TUPPER, PrOpr.
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Hew advertisements.

STRAIN ER'
RIEND.l
FELLOW CITIZENSHIP!
ARE Yor PREPARED TO DIE9
Cholera, Cholera Morbus and Dysentery are
in our midst, and the only reliable remedy Is
tried and true, or
DIR. ALIENS DYsENTERY SYRUP.
1t has been used all over our country for the
last twenty years and never found wanting or
V ,''a KNOWN TO FAIL.
Dr
With this In your possession you are safe.
Il A KE IT
TAK f IT.!
And live. Only qo cents per bottle.
Sold by all dealers in medicine.
FRANCIS FEM & CO.,
ProprietOrs,
Rutland. vt.
July 24d&wtf
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DECEAsRD.-Mr. Thomas N. Boutwell, of
Hydeville, died on Sunday last. His life
was insured in the Eclectic" with their
agent, Mr. M. ]. Francisco, for $4,000.
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From Albany.
SUDDEN DEATHS.
ALBANY, July 90.

SUDDEN DEATHS.
Mrs. Coulter, wife of William Coulter
who lives at No. IS Canal street, was at
tackled with hemmorrhage of the lungs
Tuesday evening, and died before relief
could be rendered.
A woman named Elizabeth Coraletto,
who resides on the corner of Van Vehcten
and Swan streets, was taken suddenly i'll
and died before a physician could be sum-
moned.
Monday afternoon Miss Lille G. White,
daughter of Charles L. White, foreman at
the Country Gentleman office, paid visit
to the family of Daniel s. Bates. While
there she was suddenly observed to turn
round, sink to the floor, and almost imme-
diately expired.
TAKEN I'LL.
An unknown passenger who came up the
river on the day boat Tuesday was taken
suddenly i'll just before the boat reached
the city. On the arrival the man was in
sensible. He was taken to the City Hos
pital.
SwINDLRD.
John Bradley, Liverpool merchant, ar
rived in the day boat from New York on
Tuesday evening was shortly afterwards
swindled out of $130 by confidence opera
tors
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g G.. STALEY & CO.,
No. 10, MERCHANTS Row,
Dealers In
STOVES AND HOT AIR FURNACES.
The Stewart and New American Cooking
Stoves, for both wood and coal, constantly on
hand. Manufacturers OF and dealers In
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
PL U MBIN
In all Its branchesJ Bath Tubs, Water Closets,
Gas and Water Piping, and Fittings OF
kinds.
TIN ROOFING AND JoBBING
OF all kinds promptly attended to. None but
skillful and reliable workmen employed
ALL WORK WARRA yTED.
REMEMBER, 2 DOORS NORTH OF THE OPERA HOUSE,
MERCHANTS ROW.
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Stoves and Gin aTare.

DUNN s. CRAMTON,
Manufacturers VI all kinds Of
TINWARE,
and dealers in
PLANIsHRD, BRITANNIA, JAPAN. GLASS
AND WOODEN WARES
OF every description.
BRooMs, BRUSHES AND BASKETS.
and general assortment OF
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Special facilities for jobbing all klnds.of
WOODEN WARE,
TIN AND GLASS WARE.
fIAn kinds OF BARTER taken in exchange for
goods.
NO. IL MERCHANTS ROW.
Rutland. VI, May !, 1879. my,dtr
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n L NJ o V A L..
s. @. Staley, Of the late irm Of staley & Lip
pincott, has removed his business from No. B.
Center st., TO No. IL Merchants Row, where he
has formed Copartnership with Messrs Dunn
q Cramton, under the firm name Of 8. @. Staley
4 Co. He will be pleased to see all OF his old
customers, and as many new ones as will favor
him with . call.
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WASHINGTON.

TREASURY BALANCES.
The following were the balances in the
| treasury to-day:
Currency, s2,l37 ,2sa
| Special deposits of legal tenders
| for the redemption of certifi-
Gates of deposit, 25,240, DOC
| Coin, 7O,74G, 100
| Coin certificates, 23,306, 100
Legal tender notes outstanding, 1858, 400, 30a
President Grant leaves on wednesday eve
| ming for St. Louis.
Collector Bailey having telegraphed to
Commissioner Douglass this morning that the
New York Central railroad company had
sued him and were about to repleyin the
goods seized by him, the commissioner re-
piled as follows: ...-.----.-
Washington, D. c., April IA, 1873.
To j. M. Bailey, Collector Of Internal Reve-
Retain possession of the property of the
New York Central & Hudson River railroad
company detained by you. If you have
already adjourned the sale, sell on the ad-
journed day otherwise proceed to sell as adj
vertsed. District attorney Crowley has
been directed to defend you and to proceed
criminally under section CT of the act of 1866
against all persons who interfere with your
possession of the property.
(Signed) J. H. Douglass,
Commissioner.
The following despatch, forwarded from
Yreka, Cal, was not received here until IL
O clock last night:
Lava Beds, April Z.
To Hon. Columbus Delano, Secretary of the
Interior:
At the first meeting since our arrival, the
Modocs insisted on amnesty for all and a
home on Lost river. At the second meeting
they abandoned their claims to Lost river
and demanded the lava beds for their home.
We do not believe a lasting peace would
follow the settlement of the Modoe in this
country. We meet them tomorrow to dis
cuss only amnesty and new home. They
are wavering and indicate a willingness to
talk over these terms.
(Signed) A. G.. Meacham,
Chairman of the Commission.
The following is copy of the telegram
placing the Modoc peace commission under
the control of Gen. Candy;
Headquarters Army of the United States,
Washington, d. c.. March "a, 1873.
Gen. Z. r. S. Candy, Commanding Van Bre-
mer's Rancho, Modoc Country, via Yreka,
California
Secretary Delano is in possession Of all
your dispatches up to March lG, and he ad-
vises the Secretary of War that he is so i'm
pressed with your wisdom and desire to fulfil
the peaceful policy of the government that he
| authorizes you to remove from the present
commission any member you think unfit to
appoint others to their places and to report to
him through us such changes. This actually
devolves upon you the entire management of
the Modoc question, and the Secretary of
War instructs me to convey this message to
you with his sanction and approval.
(Signed) VIM. 7. Sheaman, Genl
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STATE NEWS.

Perley d. Cummings of Portland has been
granted patent for a machine for skiving
and splitting leather.
The Eden boy in Portland, noticed in our
State items yesterday, has died of his in
jures.
Eighty emigrants for Canada, arrived in
Portland on Saturday at midnight.
The Press understands that the counsel of
Wagner will make an effort to have his trial
take place at the next term of the Supreme
Court in Cumberland comfy instead of Al
fred. 1t is said that General Plaisted 10 In
favor Of the chance. York county will
probably be glad to get rid of the large bill
attending the trial.
Herbert M. Heath, of Gardiner, Assistant
Secretary of State Senate for the past four
winters, is now preceptor of the Academy at
East Machias.
The Lewiston Journal state that serious
accident befell Mr.. John Donham of Turner
Village on Wednesday. Mr.. Donham, who
is manufacturer of carriages and boxes,
started on Wednesday morning for West Au-
burn, with load of the latter, and had got
but short distance from the village when he
upset. Mr.. D., as the load was going over,
sprang off upon the opposite side and fell
heavily upon the hard road He was unable
to rise, the fall having broken the neck of
the thigh bone. Fortunately help was ct
hand, and the injured man was put into .
pung and taken to home. The limb was set,
and he is now as comfortable as could be ex.
pected.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Bidwell, the Bank of England forger, un-
der arrest at Havana, has escaped.
A Methodist church in Patterson, New
Jersey, fell Friday, killing stone mason.
At the meeting of the directors of the Utah
Central and Southern railroads, Saturday.
Brigham Young resigned the presidency Of
both roads. j. Sharp was elected president
of the former, and William Jennings presi-
dent of the latter road. Brigham Young has
now retired from all business affairs 10 Utah.
Col. r. W. Hughes will probably be nomi-
mated by the republicans of Virginia - their
| candidate for Governor at the State conven.
ton, which is to be held at Lynchburg ON the
goth Of July next, and there are cheering in.
dicatioIs OF success.
J There are rnrnors from San Domingo TO
[ the effect that the inhabitants had prevented
by force the landing of party Of American
colonsts at SANTANA.
The New York money market is stringent,
and many dealers are at their wits ends TO
secure the .'needful, paying extortionate in
terest for accommodation.
"A report of the serious illness of the Pres.
dent Friday evening is incorrect. He was in
his usual health and transacted his business.
He has not recently been sick.
The Spanish troops claim defeat of the
Carlsts at Pingerda. The latter claim sim.
ply to have Withdrawn because they would
not fight on Good Friday, and say they will
return.
A fire at Bristol Connecticut, Sabbath
morning, destroying property to the value Of
$4,000.
The Detroit Tribune building was destroy
ed by fire Sunday morning. The loss ex-
|.ceeds $4,000.
Brooklyn and New York city have each q
| wife murder to vary the monotony of metro
politan life.
The largest cargo ever shipped from Bos-
ton-4000 tons, valued at $500. OOO-was
shipped on the Lord Give for Liverpool, Sat-
urday.
Reports from Fort Wayne, Indiana, state
that the St. Joseph river and its tributaries
are still rising. All the bridges on St. Jo-
seph river between Fort Wayne and Cedar
vile are washed away and the roads near the
streams are all under water.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, IA. A fire this morning at AIS
Fulton street Brooklyn, destroyed goods and
damaged the building to the extent of $40,
000 Fully insured This is the second
time the building has been fred by incendia.
ries within few days.
run commenced on the Hoboken Saw
ings Bank this morning, consequent upon the
reported defalcation. The officers of the
bank quoted the fears of the majority of the
crowd, who left. and only $4,000 were
drawn. The excitement is over. klenen,
the defaulter, is not yet arrested.
The grand jury this morning proceeded to
hear testimony in regard to the money deal.
ers in Wall street. large number of brok-
ers were present. Mr.. Paulding was the
only witness examined, although he under.
went searching examination, he knew moth
ing of the slightest Importance touching or
the question under investigation.
Recorder Hackett to-day sentenced Mike
Donovan for robbing man in horse car, t.
twenty years in the State prison.
The boiler of the steamer Westield blew
out two rivets this morning, when nearing
her slip at this city, causing a heavy escap,
| OF the steam, which produced quite pani
| on board. Several passengers are reported
| as bruised in the rush to escape from the i'll
| fated craft as soon as she reached her land
ing. This is the same boat which blew up o.
Sunday two years ago, killing large mum
Der of person.
John Tribb was garoted and robbed in tn
open street, in Brooklyn yesterday.
Escher & Co., heavy silk importers witt
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FOREIGN.

Paris, II. despatch from Perpiguin
says it is supposed that the force Of Carlists
under Cabols which retreated from Puiqcer-
da, is in a critical situation.
London, II. Advices from Adelaide says
the wheat crop of South Australia promises
satisfactory. 1t is estimated that $50, 900
tons will be available for export
Rome, IA. The condition Of the Pope has
improved so that his holiness was able to- day
to give audiences to several visitors.
ConstantinOple, II. The Sultan has sent
twenty cases Of articles selected from his
treasures to the Vienna exposition.
Paris, II. Prince Napoleon has addressed
letter TO his constituents in Corsica protest
ing against his expulsion from France. lie
says "Napoleons have twice been the saviors
of France. The name can never be Danish.
ed from the hearts of the people.
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BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, IA. Arrived. steamers Irena, Liv-
erpool; Roman, Philadelphia: brig A. NJ.
tanzas.
British brig Expertus, Captain Mcleod,
Scituate beach in the storm of Saturday
Crew saved. Vessel is high and dry at half
tide and is in a good position to be got off.
Cargo consists of 1000 chests and 20 barrels
of tea saved from steamer Petersburg,
wrecked at Bermuda on the voyage from
China. The tea belongs to Captain Mcleod
and is not insured One half the vessel is
insured in foreign offices. Vessel and cargo
will be saved
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An Ex-Landlord Surprised.

Since the sale of the Mansion House to
MIR. Hadley, Col. W. NJ. Thayer and family
have been boarders at their old home. Last
evening they were called out for few min
utes, and on returning found their parlor
quite fully occupied by many of their form
er borders. On the centre table was a beau
tiful service of silver, highly suggestive of a
surprise. The company seated, Hon. j. j.
Eveleth advanced, and in behalf of his fell
low boarders, and in neat speech, present
ed the service to Col. Thayer and his wife, as
slight testimonial from their former board.
ers for attentions and kindnesses received a,
their hands, and for the esteem in which they
were held. Col. Thayer responded briefly
but to the point. Refreshments were then
served, after which Mrs. Hadley, Mrs
Boothby and others favored the company
with songs. The remainder of the evening
was spent in conversation.
The company expressed their kindest
wishes that the largest success may attend
the Colonel and his family in all the future
of their lives.
The service was selected from the stock
of j. d. Pierce Son, by Mr.. S. W. Fair
field, who has been active in organizing the
surprise. 1t is very elegant and full set
from the best manufactures, and cost $50.