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The Brandon Fair.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

The tenth annual fair of the Brandon
Farmers and Mechanics club occurs to-day
| and tomorrow. Great preparations have
been made TO have this exhibition the most
successful ever held by the club, and every
thing promises large attendance and a
full display in every department.
TO-DAY.
The forenoon will he devoted to entering
and arranging stock and articles for cxhi-
bition.
At two o'clock p M, cayalcade of all
horses on exhibition on Park street.
AT three o'clock exhibition of oxen and
town teams, under the direction of the
superintendent Of cattle.
At four o'clock, grand foot race. This
will be very exciting and amusing feature
of the fair. and none should fail to see it.
At 1:30 n. M. an address of welcome will
be given by the president of the club, Hon.
\. T. Spraguc, jr., at the town hail. and
addresses from other members.
Music during the day and evening by the
Sherman Band of Winooski.
TOMORROW.
The hall will he opened at \ a. m. All
entries to he made Ivy $40. when the books
will he closed.
At $3.50 a. M. an exhibition Of matched
and single carriage horses
At II q. M. grand procession. formed
in the following order:
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Sherman Band
Graded School of 400 scholars under dircc-
ton of J. 5. Cilley, Principal.
Neshobc Fire Co. No. of Brandon
Warner Guards. Co. L., First Regiment
Vermont Militia.
Invited Guests in Carriages
Members of the Farmers and Mechanics
Club and Officers.
Citizens in Carriages and on Foot.
At l.30 u. IN. drawing match of work
horses.
At 3 y. M, an address will be delivered
by Professor NJ II. Buckham. President of
the University of Vermont and State Agri-
cultural College
At p. m. trial of Hahcock Fire En-
tinguishcrs
At 7.30 p. M, the reports of the several
committees and announcement of awards
will be given at the Town Hall.
AT .. 3d., closing remarks by the Prcsi-
dent and others
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rhe phnrmaccu,icn, convention.

We learn that among the eminent gentle
men who will be present at the meeting of
the state Pharmaceutical Association, this
week, are Prof. p. W. Bedford, of New
York, and DR. II. T. Cummings, Of Port
land. Maine. The meeting will open, as
announced, at 10 o'clock this morning, at
Good Tcmplars' Hall in Burlington. The
address by Professor Scelcy of Middlebury,
will be delivered at the same place Wednes-
day afternoon.
Elan C. Lewis, one of the Vicc-Presl-
dents, Albert W. Higgins, Its Secretary, and
Francis Fem Of Rutland f. A. Morse, of
West Rutland and George II. Babbtt and
DR.. Wood Of Bellows Falls, leave here,
this morning, TO attend the association
Other members, among whom we noticed
Charles II. Warren of Springfield, passed
through here, yesterday, for tho same des-
tination.
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The Lamoillc Valley Fair Ground COM
pany held their first fair upon their new
grounds at Morrisville on the 18th and
18th nsts, The immense gathering of
people were in attendance throughout the
two days, and much enthusiasm was mani
Tested by the farmers of the valley. The
exhibition of stock was particularly good
in all departments. The show of cattle
embraced splendid herd of Mr.. A. w.
Griswold, of Malvern farm, while flock
of sheep of Mr., Robert Hill, Of Gilmore,
were deserving of special notice. Floral
hall, too, was well filed with fine dis
play Of mechanical and ornamental work
The first race for four year olds, purse
$50, was won BY Jerry Lee owned by
c. II. Page, Morrisvlle best time 315.
The second race, open to all horses, for n
purse of SIPS, was won by "lndian Point
Chief" entered by +. w. Brewster, of
Newport.
The baby show came off at ten o'clock
on the second day, Thirteen of the infant
prodigies were entered, and the first pre-
mum was awarded to Mrs. G. w. Doty, OF
Morrsvillo. AT two o'clock in the after.
noon, Hon. Luke p. Poland delivered an
able and instructive address to the farm.
ers, after which the final races occurred.
First race, for purse of 800, open to all
horses in the county, was won by "Star.
light" owned by c. X. Page, of Morris
vile. Second race, for a purse of $500
open to all horses, won by "Geo. Harris,
owned by X. Slaves, of Plattsburgh, N. Y
The exhibition was under the chief mar
shalship of b. S. Wilson, of Morrisvillc
and everything passed off to the entire sat
isfaction of all parties. The company
gross receipts amounted to the encouraging
sum of $4,000
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM WALL STREET
The Widest Excitement Again Pre-
walls.


Nav YonH, sept 90.
The failure OF Henry Clcws & Co.. left
the street at the close Of business in state
of wild excitement. aud the Roadway made
in restoring confidence up 10 O'Clock TO-.
day has been lost and many damaging ru-
mors are again current
A report was circulated that Jay Cooke,
Mccullough II Co.. Of London, are throw
out drafts drawn by Jay Cookc & Co..
which nave come to hand since the news
OF suspension Was received but the rumor
can be traced tono authentic source. Spec
ulatiyc stocks were wnquotohlc at the close
Of .busness.
An evening paper -ay, during the last
two days forIy-hvc hundred shares Of
Rock Island stock have been transferred TO
the names Of outsiders who have invested.
The lots ranging from ave to one hundred
share. If the Exchange is kept closed for
a fcw day. these outside purchases will
afford important relief.
Cloarings in Gold Exchange bank to-day.
li2 millions.
Gold balances llO.ooo. Currency bal
anccs. $50, 1876
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Removal Os Misunderstanding.

Instead of allowing manufacturing cstab-
lishmcnts to he removed from tie State,
Vermont ought 10 make every cndeavor 10
encourage their formation and establish
ment, on a firm basis, in our midst. Our
attention is again called 10 the subject by
u correspondent of the Springfield RepubH-
can. who says, in substance, that Vermont
loses one OF its largest wooden mills and one
of its most cnterprising manufacturers by
the removal of Thomas Grccnbank's mills
from Gaysvilc on White river to Andoyer,
Mass This establishment was burned
about a dozen years ago, and was rebuilt
upon scale that enabled its owner to pile
up great fortune during the war. lie is
q man of great ccccntrlcity. native of
England. and 50 neglected in his early cdu
cation that writing is not among his &C.
complshments. He is IL great worker.
goes into his mill daily, and in appearance
is quite undistinguishahc from the busiest
weaver in the mill.
lie moves TO Massachusetts. it is said, on
account oil the disadvantage OF being OBJ
liged to freight his wool up from Boston
and his product back again. The great
mill, stripped of its machinery and win
dows, presents very forlorm aspect. We
believe it has been bought but what il will
be devoted to we have not heard. Among
other wild stories of Grecnback's ccccniri-
city was one that he also intended to re-
move to Massachusetts, new. $50, 900
residence in which he took great pride. OF
course, such removal is a great blow to
the village of Gaysvillc, where still remain
the mills founded and still owned by the
Gay family, of which Mr.. GAY of LhteWs
Iring Age is son.
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Post OFFICE.

MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, o.05 n. m, and 900 .. ~.
Eastern way, ii.IO n. m.
Troy way, l2.i0 p. IN.
Troy, 1910 y. M, $3.50 y. H., and $50 y. IN.
Albany, $40 u. IN, $50 y. M, and 9.80 D. IN.
Hoston, ii.4O Il. H., and o.eo r. M.
Canadas, i.i5 y. m.
Northern way, 200 y. m.
u burlington, 200 p. III and ?sp p IN.
~ 'atOga way, $3.50 p. III.
Ne York, $40 p. IN. and go p. Ia.
Go, nectlcut River way, $50 p. IN.
woodstock way, stage 100 p. m.
Chttenden, Tuesdays and SaturdaVsl 800 D. M.
siockbrldge tsiage), 100 y. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE
Harlem Extension way, ?.3s p. 10.
Eastern way, 2.20 p. IN.
Troy way. d.5o p. IN.
Troy, lao a. M, ll.4b q. III. and 400 .. ia
Albany, AZ n. M, 4.b5 and 80 p. ~.
Boston. Lao a. m. and ego y. m.
Canadas, 1910 o. IN.
northern way, 1l.82 n. N.
burlington, 1910 and Ii.:H2 n. IA.
Saratoga way, 1l.45 a. m.
New York, II AZ a. IN. and AIS p. Ia.
connecticut River way, $40 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (Stage) 1l55 n. IN.
thlttcndcn, Tuesdays and Saturdays lD.an ain.
Siockbridge lstage). 1890 p IN.
sE-Mails VIII he promptly closed at the sppcl-
iced hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes Will be collected at s.i5 and LOO q. M,
~ TO- 80, 3.O5 and last collection for all night
malls, at 900 p. m. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box nj the Depot VIII be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de-
pariurc OF each mail train
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Financial.

Troy, sept. %.
i feeling OF security prevails among the
business men to-day, and among citizens
generally. all OF whom are relieved to
know that the panic is over. The panic
has only affected stock gamblers, and no
harm is done if some of these men are pre-
vented for Il time from engaging in spccu-
lating operations 1t will not affect bust
ness in the end, but will, it is claimed by
prominent capitalist, in this city, have
tendency TO improve it. The money mar
kct has been tight all the past season and
this general unloading of stocks will re-
lease the money, while men who have been
bitten once in stock gambling will for Il
tilac invest elsewhere.
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Washington County Delegates.
WHITEHALL, n. Y, Sept.

At the Republican convention of this as
scmbly district, Royal c. Belts, of Gran
Vile, was elected delegate to the Judicial
Convention, \. H. Tanner, James Nc
Getty and Joseph IL, Harris delegates to
the State Convention, John Hall was
nominated for member OF assembly. The
ballot stood, John He'll II, w. II. Tefft
10, William Reed D. Halls nomination
was made unanimous. vn
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Injunction.

TRENTON, y. y. Sept. 90.
In the [. : District court, Judge Nixon
delivered sn opinion on the application OF
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad company to re-
strain the New York and Long Branch
Rariaan and South Ambov, in which the
injunction is denied and the bill dismissed,
and sustained the right Of State to authorize
the erection of bridges over navigable
streams 10 form an internal commerce
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Cold closed at 1l2i.


NEW \ ORR, sept. %.
riG WEATHER.
The weather Is cloudy, with an appear.
ancc If rain. Wind southeast.
oBlrrAnY
Deputy Collector George W. Embrer. of
the custom hodse, appointed in 1861. and
ex-Collcctor C;rinnel's confidential officer.
died yesterday aged eixty-ihrec.
coGoNEr's VERDICT.
Tho inquest on the body of David Car
roll. found dead with his skull crushed in
front Of Il negro drinking saloon in Jersey
/ City. resulted in verdict of death at the
hands of Daniel Webster. saloon keeper.
who followed him into the street from the
saloon and struck him with blunt instru-
mcnt
\ DEFEAuDiNC SHERIFF CONTESTS.
sheriff Williams, of Brooklyn, has writ
Ten letter to the committee of the board
of supervisors. acknowledging that the
charges of fraud in the management of the
county Jail 10 bc correct. and Offering to
restore the amount oycrchargcd. and pay
the expenses Of the investigation, He
says their irregularities have been carried
on wholly without his know Wedge
FATAL Qr>GtEt.
During quarrel between Patrick Me-
Donald and William Smith, carriers, which
began oycra race last night, for prccc-
dencc in the line of carts ut the Wander
bit freight depot Mcdonald attempted to
mount the cart of Smith for the purpose of
striking linn, when he was either hit or
pushed by Smith aud. falling to the
ground, fractured his skull and died in a
few minutes Smith was locked up.
THE DErArirEp CARLETON.
The father of voting Carleton, the de-
taulting cashier OF the Union Trust com
pany, says II is not true that Carleton took
81 coo from the company's safe when lie
left that he did not even take his over.
coat. and that he has friends who will
make good any deficiency. Mr.. Carleton
is of the opinion that his son has been crazy
since the death of his wife. He also states
that the loan he received was from the
Trust company, and not from, his son.
Young Carleton las not yet been arrested.
The police have not yet been officially no.
tifcd of the ,lefalcation
MAYOR iMrEACiIEu.
The board of aldermen of Long Island
City, acting Is a committee of invcstiga-
ton, have unanimously passed resolution
recommending the impeachment Of Mayor
De Bcval. Mr.. Moran and City Judge
Pcarcc. for high crime, and misdcmcanors.
CURIOUS INIrNCuuN Suit.
Henry c. Bowen applied To Judge Fau-
cher this afternoon for an injunction re-
strainng the Christian Union from adver.
Using that it has larger circulation than
the Independent. The motion was de.
MED ON the ground that If injury is done
the remedy Is by action for damages.
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The News York Republican State Con.
ycnti0n.

UTICA. sept. %.
\ special TO the Troy Times says the at
tendance is already large at the convention.
Fred Seward will not he candidate for
secretary of state. Gen. IIatchcllcr can
scarcely he introduced into The canvass at
this late period The contest lies between
Col. Wood and Mr.. Thayer. unless there is
Il change in the programme
Giles llotchkIss will not he candidate
for attorney general The current now
points TO the nomination of Plat Carpcn-
ter, Mr. I!opkins's friends are 4 little ncr-
vouS at the discovery of some new opposi-
ton to him. It is believed the thing will
bc arranged 50 That he will bc nominated
by accamation. y conference Of many
leading Republicans i now progressing.
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

Treasurer spinner Is very SICK with ma.
lnral fever.
The Right Hon. Henry Bouverie vii.
liam Brand, Speaker of the House of Com
mons, and his family, sailed from Liver.
pool for New York ON Saturday in the
steamship Russia. They were accom-
panied by Earl Roseberry.
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pArlEM,oN. y. ]. Scrt. 4.

NJ 'E"''n'' 80 - ''Ni'' -
In consequence OF the financial crisis, or
at the Rogers locomotive 1rks have been
cancelled and five hundred and eighiy-hyc
of the worlimcn discharged to-day. 1t is
feared that five hundred more may he dis
hundred at the Danfortl, and ut the Grant
works.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DErARrMENT, OFFICE OF rHE)
CuIEr SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON,
ID. G.. Sept. %, lS73-s =. NJ
PERSONALITIES.
On Wednesday for New England light
to fresh winds and partially cloudy
weather will prevail with possibly light
rain over the southern portion.
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,rW Work. prONucc MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 90.
CorroS-l e. lower with only Il moderate de-
mand. >alcs -? bales at lNac ior middiihg
uplnnds.
FLorR.-Rcccipts, 1T.il2 uhlS. The market
4, strongly in BUYERS favor. Buyers oi any con
siderable lots can obtain material concession
There Is, however, no disposition 10 operalr
very freely. Local trade was bought Freely.
Sales OF 500 barrels ol iiouf ~ - IL
@6 o, for superiinc Western ana stat
SG.5o c,665 Tor common TO Sood Extra western
and state sc 5OaI 80 FOR good Ia choice 90 !;
- 80 6tS % for common 10 choice white wheat
western extra: 20 30 TO 20 lOr common to
good extra ohio 80 10 4. 10 - Tor common To
choice extra ~. Louis. Market closing duil.
RYE FLouR.-'rhc mar'Sct is more firm at
CoHN MEAL. - The market for corn meal Is
steady ut - i5a 90 for Western ~ 9o"i ~
for BrandSWinc,
WHEAT i !cccipts gGl,4l2 bush. The market
Is irregular and unsettled. The dinculty in
selling exchange materially checks export ~
QulN. Receipts were large and stock Is Hccnni,-
latlnS. The market closed lower win nut G
better tone and improved export demand, chiefly
Tor filling previous engagements. Sales l5s,cOl
Tor Northwest spring II lSa 10 Tor 40 chi
cage II tool .! for No Chicago: ;! 81 Tor
No Milwaukee, 81 Goo / 90 tor winter red
western 81 10 fnr white western - % NJ" .
RYg-Thc market Is quic,. Sales eoo bush
western at q.
quest and without decided ceuugc sales Of
l25oo bushels / rowed state 10 arrive at Il 100
3d.
BARLEY MALT. Mnrket Is quiet and without
decided change.
CoRN.-Rcceipts 52,2oi bushels. The market
is heavy with moderate demand. Sales
Of 5000 bush az IS pG,c for steamer western
mixed; Got SO Tor high mixed ana yellow
western G5.pGGc for sail western mixed 600
jic for white western.
OA1s-Rcccips 1850 bush. The market Is
quict and steady. Ssles OF $4,000 bushels at
4sd 52c for western mixed latter price COR new
52a5l for white western; 40 Bic Tor blnck
western.
EGGs-Thc market is liro al DE flr western
and &c Tor State.
HAY.--in fair request and unchanged At s2' To
sci for prime
IloPs-Thc market is quiet and steady.
CorrEE-MarEct is very quiet. Rio at .lo
23c.
SUGAR. So Market Is quiet; sales oi Refining
MoLAssfs.-Thc market IS quiet and M
changed.
IiICE-Markct Is steady Carolina at ,ls"?, e..
PETRoLEuM.-The market dull and nominal.
poRK.--Thc market is lower al sll.2b
BErF.--Market Is dun al s9"lo 30 Tor plain
mess: Sii 25d 70 - for extra do.
BEEF HAMS. - Market Is quiet and unchnhs-
ed at SlSd 20 30 for common 10 prime lots.
1IERCE BEEF-Marftct /, quiet sldut" l. u" iur
prime mess SIS 600 90 90 for india mess.
CUT MEATS-Market Is dun, mddleS ii'lnrf
aud very quiet; long clear @9i e.; sholi clrnr
9iiC.
LARD. Market j. weak old western
steam at i.m5 Side.
BurrrG.-Market /, without decided changc
at ls6 &c for iair to riim" western; s'"as Tor
state.
CHEESE. MARKET i, quiet and rm st ~
q, l3c FOR fair TO prime state factory.
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Money Orders Instead Of Drafts

New loRK, Sept. IS
\ large number of persons avail them
selves of postollico money orders in prefer
enco to using certified checks and drafts.
Mr. Plimley, the superintendent of the
money order department, and his assistants
are kept busy writing receipts for sums he
low $50
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Appcnl for ~ Coiored University

10 Hc Edtor Of tho RutiaHd Gf9Je :
You have doubtless heard Of the noble
work that Wilbcrfolcc i, doing. 1t is an
institution established expressly for the ed
ucalion Of the colorcd youth We believe
that the school is truly deserving At
present we number nearly two hundred pu-
pills We beg that you will kindly say a
word for US through the columns OF your
journal. Wcnccl only the means TO make
the institution the pride and glory of the
colorcd people in this country. We are
poor and struggling
Yours in behalf OF education and the fac
atty. Il. X. SAMPSON. Secretary.
WHEREFORE University. Xcnia. sept III.
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NHw YORK, sept. %.
President Orton has received Louis
vile dispatch which says twenty deaths oc-
CURED in Shreveport yesterday. The dis
ease is spreading in the suburbs and attack
ing acclimaicd persons and blacks, who are
generally exempt. superintendent |. HON
mcdieu reports that dcstitution is becoming
nearly as alarming as the pcstilcnco
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4 Fatal Stabbing ARRAY,

NAN FEANCl-t0, NrpI. u.
John Naglc and Patrick Karyin fought
yesterday in this city, aud during the light
Magic stabbed his antagonist Joseph
Brown and William Roughunan tried to
stop the fight, when Nagle stabbed them
also. Roughunan is not seriously hurt 1t
is believed the others will die
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4 Large Auction Sale.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.
Ihoma, X SONS, auctiOneers, sold to-day
by order Of the assignee, the property OF
the National Iron Company of Danville,
Pa. for SOS, 900 to W. d. Shaw of Wash.
ington
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Sentenced for Lifc.

Hartford, Sept. %.
Graves and Dynas. who robbed and muir
dercd the old man. Ira Bliss. station agent
of the Providence railroad, at Burnside, a
year ago, pleaded guilty Go murder in the
second degree this morning. and wcre sen
fenced to state prison Tor life.
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SAN Francisco, sept. %.
The stage running between Silver City
and Wnnenucia, Nevada, Vas robbed
yesterday by three masked men. Col.
Moore, United States army paymaster, was
also robbed The amount obtained is not
vet known.
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Aholishing Discriminating Duties.
WAsnlNGroN, Sept. %

The discriminating duties levied b,
France against American vessels having
been abrogated, President Grant to-day
issued his proclamation abolishing similar
discriminating duties against French yes
sells by the United States government TO
take effect October 1st
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New York stock ana Money Mar.u.
Latest MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
The suh-treasury bought s9,eTi $50 worth ol
day.
Mr.. Camp oT the clearing house states tina
ten milton loan certificates have been issued
up to tonight.
There wlll he a. injecting OF the associated
bankers tomorrow ~ ten o'clock, at the Mer
chants Bank.
Tho customs receipts to-day amounted 10
si0i,OO0.
'rhc following shows he highest aud loM es,
nrir,s al the ti3v.
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Murderer Arraigned.

w NORWICH, Ct. Sept. %.
Cross, the Hopeville murderer, delivered
himself up to the authorities, Saturday,
and he was brought to trial to-day, but the
case was adjourned until tomorrow.
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Surrender of q Murderer.

Norwich, Conn. Sept %
Gross, the ilopenicr murderer. delivered
himself mp TO the authorities on Sunday,
and was brought to trial yesterday before
three Justices of the peace.
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Stage Robbed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 23,
The stage running between Silver City
aud Figgrendcan. Nevada was robbed yes.
tcrtlay hy three masked men. Col. Moore
[. :. Army paymastcr, was also robbed.
The amount is not vet known.
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From Washington.

MOVEMENTS az InE PRESIDENT.
President Grant left Washington for
Long Branch this morning. intending To re-
turn here on Thursday next with his
family.
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A LARGE MUsRRAT KILLRD.-John Nc
Gowan, railroad Waterman, about II
o'clock last night killed in the depot yard
muskrat Weighing over four pounds.
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fE,tS> ARRIVE Ar RrfLtSn.
troin Bellows Fails. l:iV aj20 q. IA, '2;l" &
~..i -. In.
burlington le;io s. rli.a2 q. H., l9;t0 s 200
u. III.
Port Hcnry, il.32 a.. b.
bennington. 'ia:Q5 p. H.. 500 n 'asa D..
IN
saratoga, eii,p1 Il. ln., 9;o6 r. Ia.
9nlcr0. i:iO Il $3.50 q. M, 1890 & Eb5 D. In.
TRAINS iEAyR RUTLAND.
t0r FELLOW, Falls 1880 K 'l:9Oa M, -l2lpS 500
+. IN.
burlington. l:le = thio n. in '2;ac 5 Soa r..
M.
Fort Henry, 5:05 p. IN.
bennington. 1880 & 1850 a. H.. 4 ego p. m
saratoga, 300 n. m, & $3.50 4. m.
Salon, $40 1900 u. M, 1900 1880 j. N,
Mail Train MIXED.
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Hampton Roads Cable.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, sept. %.
Owing to the stormy weather the llamp-
ton Roads cable was not repaired until last
evening
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NEW YoEI. sept. %.
OBITUARY.
Jacques Costc, the celebrated French na-
iionalist, isdcad.
RELEASED
The British steam yacht Deerhound and
crew has been released by the Spanish an
thoritics.
TERRIBLE Explosion.
BY Il terrific explosion on the steamer
Broomhaugh, one hundred miles from Glib
mlter, four persons were instantly killed
and many more scalded, some fatally