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30 services were held AT the Methods.
church on Sunday. the pastor Ney. Milton
ralor, hcing i'll with dipjhoria. We learn
from his physician that he i, improving,
and Wi sooa he able 70 attend 70 hi mu-
istcrial @utic-
By invitation of prominent citizens of
Fairhqycn. the Castlcton OH Folk con-
cert was repeated in that village ON Friday
evening last, to a highly intc'lgsa' and a'-
preciatyc audience
William ". Bnrdwcll, son OF f. j. AMI
Alnay Bardwcl, died on rhusda. after a
lingering illness Of several months, oI CON
sumption at the age Of Is years. H. was
Il young man respected by all ~ho incw
lin and viii hc much missed hy III, assoc
cintc4. ils funeral was attended ON Sat-
urda} from the residence Of li- pwnts
Re,. Il. q. William, oflicaiinc.
Religious service, were resumed I'D Tie
Congregational church on @unda, m"
church ha, lcga c.o-al Con some W.cs-
pas,, undergoing icpail- THE interior A.s+
hrcnneNly olu'cd cqcicj aua ruAoL
stored, TIE Old prw> changed .ortha.n Of
more modern style, giving tir aoo.r 20
pleasant and inviting appearance.
Casilclon has the finest kind oi sicisMns
ana If is being well improved D.
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l3iNAtebltry.

The entertainment given by the Middle
bury Cornet Band was decided success,
although the severe storm cut short the at
tendance from the country, The programme
was good one, and was fully carried out
in all it, parts, to the entire satisfaction of
those in attendance, The male quarlettcs,
were admirably executed by Messrs. Stowe,
Baxter, Peck and Barnes, who sung sew
eral other pieces. L. j. Champlin sung
''thc fine old Irish gentleman" in costume,
in such true Irish style that he had to en-
dure loud and long applause. He sung
'Pat Maloy' and other pieces. Miss Ella
Nichols, sung q song entitled "Willie Boy
in her best style, which is hard to beat.
The Drama was successfully performed
10y the several actors The ladies were
especially at home in the parts assigned
them. Miss Lizzie Lamb acting the part of
the sensible girl, willing to recognize her
country cousin, and Miss Alice Twitchell
playing the part of the naughty "stuck-up'
lady. of fashion as natural as life.
The young men Messrs. Sladc, Benson,
Douglass, Boylan and Cobb were we'll
chosen, and did credit to themselves in the
parts assigned them.
The Orchestra, detachment from Shcr-
mans Band played between the scenes of
/ the Drama IN their best style.
The progress made in the musical art by
( our band, was cause of n good deal of
commentator. Prof. Sherman expressed
himself, entirely satisfied with the efforts of
the band.
Alden 4 Co.., make n great display of
Christmas and New Years presents besides
their usual assortment of books, stationery,
and an endless variety of fancy goods.
Rev. John b. Steele died on Saturday
evening, of fever, aftora sickness of some
weeks, Mr.. Steele until within u short
time has been engaged in the sale of furni-
ture, but sold out his business, and when he
was taken sick was engaged as one of the
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coLD AND SNOW.

NEw YoRK, Dec. >.
\ northeast snow storm prevails. Little
snow has fallen. The weather Is cold,
SUSPENDED.
The suspension of J. llerrick x Co..,
cotton and produce merchants, is I'm.
nounced Mr. lIcrrick declines to make II
statement for publication.
WOODWARD COMING HOME.
1t is stated that Woodward, the ring
thief, is on his way home, having secured
immunity by turning states evidence, and
that his testimony will implicatc Il large
number of persons in the ring robbery
heretofore unsuspcctcd.
AZ OFFICER ASSAULTED.
While cscorting prisoners to the station
house last night Officer Burns was strucl,
ON the head with II brick and his skull
fractured The assailaut escaped.
CASE or DISTRICT ATTORNEY mIrroN
The investigation of the charges preferred
against District Attorney Britton of Brook
Ign will be resumed to-day. The testimony
yesterday was to the effect that he had not
prosecuted persons guilty of election and
other frauds, whose convictions would
have been certain
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teachers in the graded school in the highest
branches.
jeremiah o Larey died Saturday evening
at his fathers house in this village, of con-
sumption, after long sickness. aged about
Is years lie had nearly completed his ap-
premiership as printer in the Register
printing office, when he was taken sick.
He was a young man Of ability and very in
dustrious IN his habits, and if he had lived,
he would undoubtedly have been successful
in his chosen calling. lis loss to ms faith
err, especially, who had loborcd late and
early to give him an education, md fit him
for active business life it viii be ire
parable.
We understand that $. r. Bolton is to
take possession of the Downcr 6 Allen
Mill, and intends to run it. Mr.. Bolton has
held quite large interest in the concern
which was not affected by the bankruptcy
of the above firm. We see no reason why
the business will not 90 on successfully, as
Mr.. Bolton is hard working business
tpup
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ALBANY, Dee. ..
l|y gasoline explosion in As<ell and
Smiths Sash factory in Canajoharic yester-
day afternoon. the building was fired and
entirely DESTROYED, Peter NlcCahc persisted
in tie flames. William j. Askell, son of
one Of the proprctors was seriously burn
cl. IL. Y. jcycrllorf, clerk, Benjamin
smith, one Of the firm Geo. II. Mcakcr
and several other employees were slightly
injured,
At the time OF the explosion scycnty-liyc
persons were at work in the factory, and
many narrowly escaped by gaining egress
through tie windows. The explosion was
So sudden and the fire spread 50 rapidly
that it wa, impossible 10 save any of the
machinery or stock. Three dwellings near
the factory were burned, causing loss OF
. 5000 Loss ON factory and stock about
100000: insurance 500, GOO in New Eng
land. New York and foreign compadics.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
MoyuIE Dee. >.
The Italia from New York.
LONDON, Dee. ,.
The Polyncsan from Quebec.
THAT DUEL.
LONDON, Dec. >.
The story of a duel between Gems Man
teuGlcl and Won Cohen is now said to be
without foundation.
SUMMING IT..
The evidence in the Tichbornc case clos
ed to-day, and d. Kencally, counsel for the
claimant, commenced his speech
THE spANlan FLEET BEFORE CARTHAGENA.
A special dispatch to the Times says the
inactivity of the Spanish fleet at Cartha-
gena is owing to doubts entertained of the
fidelity of the crew of the iron clad Sara
GOA.
EMrERoRs WILLIAMS HEALTH.
4 Berlin dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
says favorable official reports OF the health
of the Emperor William are false. That
on the contrary he is so weak as to he I'M
able to walk.
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.tntc ren.rerance Norios, .

UNV. /. n 1T0Nr.
4..,aaa Woke. E.7 Dem. Sir. pre-
.,u.. Won p,c aware FIAT have been ab-
sen. from NV home and from the state
four weeks. On my return. my attention
was called 70 an article by yourself. headed
estate Temperance Agency and Rev. H..
II. stone"
IL the Office of the GroBr. to-day, SIR.
Mclean has shown me the article and now
before leaving wish 10 saw. arain. that in
no instance since the expiration of my
oonocr Decembey 1870 have urescnicd
.n,v.clr ,s ,bc ocor. IF ,ho y ), r 6
have r,ycr collected II dollar i, ;b,t on.
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The opera house stage was beautiful
floral bower, last night, and the house it.
self filled. even to the space usually oc-
cupicd BY the orchestra, by Sprnghcld's
best le,-both the customary concom-
ilanis of reading by Mrs. Scott-Sddons.
The lady was as lovely central figure
for such grouping as ever, and the audi
cnce was fully warmed up to the applaud
ing point. Mrs Siddon's programme was the
least satisfying She ever offered here; it
was Of grade, with two exceptions, suit
able to the errant professors of elocutioa
who visit Us, but not to her. Tho COURT
ship of King Henry v, from Shakespeare,
was charmingly rendered, with a richer hui
NOR than she has before given it; and the
scene from the "Schoul for Scandal" was
equally delightful But we regret that she
should choose the vapid fun of "lIandy
ANDY" To waste her talent on; and though
1t was u relief to be spared "Shamus
OBripn." it was not pleasant to get anOth-
cr biz Of Samuel Lover as its substitute
Mrs. Scott Sillons does not read such
things well at all "Monlt' Lcwis's terrible
poem of " rhc Maniac" she rccitcd with u
tragic power quite awful to witness, but 1t
seemed so out of place anid the howers
We believe W. prefer the bare stage, and
"Ladr Machrth's' sieep-wa!klng. AMER
the Shakespeare scene, Mrs. Siddons in
troducod to the audience Master Henry
Walker. the wonderful English hoy who
accompanied her TO this country, and VINO
b1-, within these few days past, made the
mu-icll people AMI critics ot Boston VII"
with delight. 1t Is entirely certain that
Master Walker is no mere prodlgy, bat Il
genuine musician. lie has received that
mcvd of praise from the most distinguished
musical authorities OF Great Brlta,h' ana
tOe couioral upon TINS Doy OF only II years
of age ot the silver medal OF the loyal ac-
adony OF music Is an honor quite nnpre-
cclontcd. Marvellous things are told OF
him. At the age OF . nc was admitted 10
the Royal academy, at u ne performed
Beethoven great cohcer " III u Ht'-"h
extraordinary toat, only 'q"a'ie1 at ti'at
age by Mozart. he pays now win ofch's-
trl. with violin or 'oioS' win power rare
enough Ia veterans III me art W nat
Hastings Eng. paper San' o. "in'' Iour
years ago, j. sim 'f"', judging ny IaSt
Hir.t ''ii'
eardcI as emu Win "'P'rl'ct p'ys'Cni'
development ana an immature hl'hu lor ms
arduous lsb, but overcoming the'e ucitct''
IN great measure ny we nar'eio"S "Pi
titulc of ms genius we ucholu seated
before Che grand piano spare' smaIi lilhb-
cl, lithc. and very tar chllu' NOT looking
day more than the years ne pears W" see
him solely and wholly IN IN. theme, lost to
all around, every nerve and hber' ana eF-
cry changing hue ana glow oil ms couhteh-
ancn payins-a genuine co"-dMoFc per
former. lie evidently has pfactlced much
hut all rs n labor OF love, ana MS prOn-
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BY TELEGRAPH
Special - TIE GL0HT
MURDER NEAR REMINGTON.
4 Woman Probably Outraged ahd then
Killed

BeSSiNGroN, Drc. ..
On last evening, Mrs shay, respectable
woman living at Walloomsac. got on
board the cars at that place to gn to the
State Line. Her appearance gave line i'm
preston that she was either drank or
drugged, but she paid her fare 10 the con-
ductor. aud in doing 50 exhibited large
roll Of bills. At State Line She arose to
ret oul. aud in doing Sc icll over against
the stove She refused to stay in the car
until the other train hal come In, and
started back for WalIoom.lr. followed
closely by man nimej Cnarlc- Green.
Nothing was thought Of the occurrence
until this morning, when Information was
seat to the coroner at lioo.ic Falls that Il
womta had been fDaal from stir near
Burgess bridge. by ,omc labomra. and thai,
the body hal the appearance of having
been outraged. On examination 1t was
found to be- the holy OF Mrs. shay. The
post norton examination at North Ben
nington. held the verdict that shs came to
her death by choking.
Green has been arrested Oh Suspicion Of
having clusel her death he has had
reputation. having been concerned in sew
cral disreputablc affairs before this. He.
however, strongly claims his innocence,
This woman has bcan.cmploycl for several
years in the Waloomsac Paper mill was
never l;nown before to he drunk, and it is
very likely she Wa. iho victim OF design on
the part OF some on who druggrl her and
afterwards committed the crime.
Green's face when arrested, was badly
scratched which he claim, was done by a
dor last night. investigation of the case
hn. hecn set for Thursday morning 10.
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SHOOTING ArrnNY.
Last niglt Young farmer living about
a mile from the village. came 10 town ac-
companied hyn man who was in his en-
nlov while hero ,hcy INDUCED in several
drinks of fine ardent and .t.rteA for ho,oc
o,,,,.iIor,il,. ;r,ovicoto1 Nr,or ,cochin,,
home md while taking cot,. If fine team.
,hcv ga, into 81 ,li.,.utc and finally chpchpd
the farmer ectting the worst of il. After
being thrown down several times he went
into the house. leaving the man in the
barn, and soon returned viii pistol,
which hc DISCHARGED several times at the
hired man. one shot striking him in the
hin. inflictng srYcrc but Fortunately not
numerous wound The shooter. wife in
s,ontlv nrocured hcln from the rcig!,hors
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From, Wa g',ingion.



New YORK, Dec 2.
y Washington dispatch says the propri-
ETY. of reinss.in. Senator Sumner as
+ chairman OF she committee on foreign re-
latons IL bring rlnyasscd. hni while there
is universal display oi good feeling to-
wards Sumner and desire to welcome
him back INTO the republican fold, it is
thought inadysalle to restore him.
VICE pnE.tDay1 WILSON ni.
tn.,e,1 of o,;o,. f. r,o sollier.. Hmm
this winter the Wee President has taken
up his residence with MI Hooper on II
street where h' VIII probably remain as a
guest Tor some time. He presided for
- '' 80, "r''' -" .''' ,V''''' ''''' '''' az
uoto,j and o,,lo1 :, ,,h..ia,.. u :.
,,.,.. ... - ..u tt,
,,,oh ,;,ao IN r,o or,;n tu, ,,as ''l Ln.
,,,inn1 II. n,,nroI ornoororco I'm, ho l. for
c.,m, Eoin,,'in ,,,,1 ,ion,ii,,nu
y COMPLEMENT !" A. It, STEPHENS
The House PAID marked compliment to
the oll ami derfepid y. H. stephens, III
allowing him to choose his oWn seat before
the drawing began. on account OF his ply
steal nilrnitlci lie chose front seat
near the speaker Leaning on bus crntch'
Wilh ms uPnl'ei right arm STUCK through
'ha' Oh MS colleague' iouhg' anu one OF
HIS INN ''SS uilg'iis' he prosecute" curl
Gus Slc'''''P rs ne S'o"i UP |" take me
easy oith 20 sustain the constitution OF
MS country
\ LARGE INCREASE - the PUBLIC DEBT.
The public debt statement shows an in.
crease in the debt during Noycmhcrof over
nine million. Of dollars.
up srvxrr
i. l., .os r.l,,., ho,l,,, oyo, M. ,,,i,.t,,.
today n,ii,o a.ionishcd .nmn of his lato on
pononis. Although Senator Morton has
spoken so freely Of restoring him to his po-
sition ON Tie Foreign Relations Committee.
it seem. evident among the Administration
Senators that II will be impossible while
Grant is President ana Fish is Secretary Of
state. There is little prospect that Mr..
Summer viii he accorded his old RESPONSE
bil'licS again. besides, 1t is argued by
the Administration Senators that Mr.. Sum
ncr has really done nothing 10 warrant
them putting him in power once more Mr.,
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c. l.. Reach of Eagle Bridge lately pur-
chased a ticket on the Troy and Boston rail
road from IIoosick Falls to Troy. In cx-
change for his ticket he received ''stop
over at Eagle Bridge, on the back of which
was printed the condition ''good
for five days only" This period having
expired, passage was refused to Troy,
Saturday morning Reach sued the railroad
company before Justice Buckley of IIoosick
Fails, and obtained nincty-two cents dam
ages and costs c. L. Reach appeared in
his own behalf; Joseph White and Briggs
Reach for the detensc.-Troy Times,
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WHITING.
Francis u. Douglas, Esq. has been caiI-
cd upon to mourn the loss of his wife, who
dicl at his residence on tie 99th ult, after
a lingering Hines, with Il cancer She was
daughter Of Dca. Flower Of llopiNnton,
*. y. and q most cstimablc lady.
HRlDpOEr.
Nj. Copper, wealthy gentleman of
New York, has bought the farm lately oo-
cupcd by D. Edgar Hill. deceased andwill
erect elegant new buillnu4 ,ioieoA
Mr.. j. t. Crane. The bee rnluri.' left
Tor California on the i-t inst. where hc
will spend most Of the winter.
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New YORK, Dec. =.
One of the silk mills at Paterson. y. j.,
will soon be rcopened and all the old hands
rc-employed. There is much suffering
among the unemployed Of Paterson. About
four hundred visited the mayors office yes
tcrtlay and demanded work or bread.
Work on public improvements will he pro-
vidcd as soon Us tools can be procured.
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The Wreck Of the Ariel.

New York, Dec 2.
Yokohama adviccs 10 Nov. 2lst say that
not a single thing was saved from the
sunkcn Pacific Mail steamship Ariel cx-
cept two quarters Of beef. Even all The
passengers and crews clothing was lost. 4
court of inquiry is to be held.
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pASnES HEINZ AND TnEnE.

The sun sets tO-nigh; nj i!S rises TO
morrow morning at 1:13
,Ior1 time. oponch fine tlir.t Of many
and not 60 many in,oyicoie.l nrr.ors arr
seen on our streets
Tho ,viptcr ..oln ,f ,,;ccs r,,r c,,,,.ir.,
tro,,i, won. h,,o cf.c., ~, ,ho lr,,Js,,
p;vor r,i,,o,l
I'eN' '"n' d. ''c'i'' "'o'c 'c''h j.
hPh''"n'" III "'"'''c' o"'''l''' was " i'"''N'
81 N"S''''""' ""''' us '"'''' was 'nc
hol'"ic" pastor VI '"' N""2''-'''l"i"'
'""''i '"' '"'"'f >''i'
Hon. w. j. Co!bnm OF Manchester was
in town yesterday and gave fHE GIoRE
Office 4 call.
Hon. Charlie Z. iloughton of Brnnin@-
ton, one Of the directors Of thc State
Prison. passed through town yesterday ON
his way to attend meeting OF the Board
OF Directors to make the annual mspcc-
l'oA OF Inc lhstl'Gu'h
Albcr, CHAPMAN. agricultural editor OF
the Middlebury R.g''t.r, has returned from
his California trip delighted "'h the
country and its climate.
4 pcrceptibe decrease in the receipts OF
railroads has been caused. It il said. be-
cause there are 50 small number of
'drulhhers 'ra'c''i'-' compared "''" use
usual ''''n'ci''
The store OF +, y. Hamilton at Brandon
WAS entered early on FRIDAY morning ny
burglars, and goods to the amount oi Sloo
abStracted. The store OF Dr. Edson' the
town nluor agent was "'So o"''''' 'i'
S''''c MINT "i''' " s,'''''' ''''oU'' VI '''0''
'''''''' ''"." VI. "''"'''
,',i''' ca 'V'' ''0',' wv e'''"' ''''
p'N' "'.' ''''' '''''
'' Num-
Inc noted lrotler % the Lambert st"oh'
named John W. Stewart who trotcd
twenty miles within an hour has been sent
a. c,i;fon,;,
~ amin '''''
The poet Longielow and William Lloyd
Garrison were amonr the sncctators nt
po.,,, .,,,.,.a ,o.. c,,,,.da,. ,r,or,oo,,
NE ii'nry "''''"HS' inc p'I"'', Nus
SHOWN Us ample c''oehce tA'' nc ~" mn
work III 7"l'%er' poIoei > 1"op III Troy
uhuer inc ha'hc o, 'o"'" Inv i'"9
T"fS" u'u ','u' i'Ju''"' !" "''N'''S '"'
''''c''i''' l'"o''''''' y W '''"' way ' NV
We learn that committees OF the Ladie'
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Tllc 3utlantl Duty Glpor.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER .. 1873
ARRIVAL Avn DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE At rUTtANr.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1880 e.. n., 'A3' 3D.
tSS5 p. in.
Burlington 1910 & 'li;s3 a. M, 1870 IS 400
p, In.
Port Henry, 'll;82 n. in and 700 J.. W
Bennington, 'l2:0s p. H., ts.au IS lpo'
IN.
Saratoga, 'llHj a. m. a:06 y. ui
" Salem, 1910 1880 a. H., t3:4u a 'l1i ID. Il.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 Is 'I;3Oa M, 1870 1:ia
y. m.
" burlington, i.l} t54o a. in. 's.4l d. ''' p.
IN.
Port Henry, $40 a. N. and 500 p. ia.
" Bennington, 300 ~ 800 80. IN, ~ 2:- q. Boz.
Saratoga, b;00 q. tl., q 300 =. it.
salem, 1:4O u 1890 u. M, 'l:uJ d. ta.J' p. .''
Mall Train fNtN'N-
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WAsmlNGroN, Dec. ,,
The President sent To the Senate the fol-
for chief justice of the Supreme Court b.
II. Bristow for attorney general, and A. r.
Shepherd for governor of the District Of
Columbia.
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Murder.

New YoRN, Dec, 2.
a Pittsburg dispatch says Joseph Kerr,
an old and inoffensiye man living in New
Texas, was murdered Monday night. sam
uel Bergny was arrested, charged with the
deed, which was undoubtedly done for
nnnder
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The Vile dn Havre Disnstpr-Sad In.
cldcnts.

New YORK. Dee. 9.
a London dispatch says among the Vile
du iavre survivors was one lady whose
husband and four children persisted in the
sea. Three young ladies' lost their father
and mother. One young man los, his
father, mother and sister, and another gen
tlcman lost his sister, whom he was taking
TO France for her health The suiferings
OF those who were rescued were intense
the cold being very severe many persons
we're nearly insensiblc, and would have Ut
terly persisted in few minutes more. The
rescucs were nearly all a matter Of hap
hazard as time permitted no organized ef-
fort or attempt at choice.
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Graded School, \ gentleman of rare taste
md accomplishments, genial and social in
lis disposition, he had won for himself
mony friends IN wide ciicir, who will
lone cherish his memory.
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Rev advertisements.

a \ ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO
Z THE REMON AZ OF SNOW, ETC, FROM
THE SIDEWALKS AND CUTTERS, ADOPTED
OCTOBER o, lsj9
II ia hcrely ooldord bgNc l'Hitge n R'ud"d
0sI0Io'H:
SEC. t. Every person owning or occupying
promise, IN the Village adjacent u Sidewalks
and cutters, iu such streets or parts OF streets,
as the Trustee. shall from time Ia time dcSlg-
nate by notices published in the public papers
printed in said Village, shalt be and Is hereby
required to remove iruu such sidewalks ana
cutters adjacent To his or her sad premises
Respectively. an snow, and 10 keep the said
WALLIS and cutters clean.
SEC. =. Every such owner or occupant men-
tlono. 30 tue foregoing section, who shall neg
lrct 90 comply with the provisions thereof,
AhII forfeit and pay to SAID village u iine OF
TWO dollars for each ami every period OF twenty
FOUR hours he or size shall ut any time or times
be- guilty ui such neglect.
III accordance with the above ordinance. the
Board Of Trustees for tnc village oI Rutland
hereby de- lcliatr the following streets which
must uc cleaned the iull width oi said Side
wallis;
Center, Chestnut Avenue, church, cottage,
Court, East, EiaOn, Ehn, EYciyn, Forest Frduk-
lin, Furnace, Granger, Green, Grove Howe,
Lincoln, Main, Maple, Meadow, Mechanic,
Merchants ROW, Nlckwacket, Pine. Pleasant,
Prospect, River, school, summer, Spring, Ter
rill. turnpike. Union, Males, Washington,
Washington ENtcu7inn, West, Williams. VII
low.
dcc3dal i. VI. OTIS. C.crk.
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Chinese Mission TO Cuba.

New York, Dec, ..
Shanghai adylccs report that, at the re-
quest of the Spanish minister, u Chinese
mission is TO he sent to Cuba to inquire in
to the condition of the coolies employed on
that island.
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The War on Senator Carpcnter---A
VindicatiOn.

New YORK, Dec ..
The Times publishes a two columns de-
Tense of Senator Carpenter against what it
STYLES calumny 1t embraces Il letter from
President Grant, pronoUncing untrue the
charge Of drunkenness at the time in qucs-
ton: letter from the clerk Of the West
End Hotel. Long Branch, pronouncing all
the charges untrue and letter from Dr.
Bliss stating that Ramslcl. the author of
the charges. when told that he had made Il
mistake and done a great wrong, replied to
him Ramsdcl); Il don't care | have got
even with Carpenter Senator Spencer
also contributes a letter. stating that Rams
dell admitted 10 him that there was no
truth whatever in what would he implied
hy the telegram
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NEW ORR, DOC. 2.
A letter from Manzanilo, Cuba, states
that Cespedcs has ceased to be president of
the Cuban republic on account of bad
health, and his successor is Salvador Cis-
nerOs.