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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-04

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III por1um for coach and House Painters' supple
ne offer full line Of the best goods at the loves
possible prices. FELTON,, RAU SIBLKY
VarniBh and Paint MAnufacturerR
Nos. 1856, 1ss and 14s N. Fourth Sueei,
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-04

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OF b. ar disease and Kidney and DropsicA' Anec-
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kEs. C. FOSTER, n. D.
Also, on hand full and complete assortment OF
Trusses, BrAees, supporter Suspensories and
sJringes for PemaleA
ms C, FOSTER n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-04

The Chilly Blasts OF Autumn
Remind as OF making suitable preparations for the
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hands cracked hpa, &C., are the common inheri-
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lion for those sEnoJed with 40 irritable, innE famed
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hediss soap
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AL the foregoing srlicles with many Others Of the
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z BHIHGHURsT CO., APPLICANTS.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-04

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TzK puEcE AILoSED Forg mars - FuE KEL-
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he dsfs8ce have been klloEsa fou- dAys n
which to lie tbsar reasons n suppo-4 Ct Their
motion for RES rrlL Il the burglary case.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-04

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for cooking. Essence Jamaca Cling 7, Citrate Of
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". I. ALRfCHs, Druggist
200 Delaware avenue. Opposite the Baptlst Churchl
PTatts Astral oil
For sale In any quantity a. the very lowest market
rates. Autlor.z n agen'A 4 r Delaware
Z. FOsTkk APUThEGARY,
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-04

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-04

Tho BeckWltn $40 Portable Sewing
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Company, $50 broadway New YORK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-04

For Coughs and to!-s, ard tner is no better reme-
~ knsWA tor curing quickly these cOmpla MS than
hrs DR.. Fosters Cough Mixture. Give IL trial
aud be convinced Of the fact Also, Browns
Irche's, Wistars Y zengers, Cough Secrets, Ii
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An WI Cough LoZengers Of the day at
FUSfER DkI q FORE
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-16

under the auspices of the parent society.
A very interesting letter from Mrs Snow,
missionary in the Micronesan islands
was read, also one from Marsoyan, IN
Asiatc Turkey, by Miss E. C. Bush, n
teacher there. The letter has becn placed
in my hands, from which | extract the fol-
lowing 1.-THE number OF pupils is twenty
nine of these fourteen are without Christ,
but ms they are new scholars she believes
that the prayers in their behalf will sonn
be answered. Only one scholar has died
since the connection with the school Miss
Bush says That the scholars make very
rapid progress in their studies. and al
though they can describe very nicely many
things that they have never seen, but have
read Of, ii is hard fer them to imagine %
railway car OF ship.
She speaks very highly ct the compos.-
tiOns that they write. and tells in plels.
ing way, the manner in which they read
them The letter is very interesting
throughout, and worthy Of publication.
She also enclosed a letter from "a converted
girl, who had been laboYing among the
kuold. and which was also rcul The
composition and language used IS 50 differ
cnt from ours, that extract one sentence.
After telling how long since she had writ
ten them, and how she had neglected AZ
swering letters received Ivy her ,h" says;
"But do not think that / have forgotten
you, or do not love you, not az ALL ilo"
am ! able TO forget sucn bcnciacturs ~
you And if | forget, am not wholly
able to forget. because there is such a love
within me as forces me to love you and
that love within me- does not allow my love
for vou to UroW cold altho1rh iurraii-
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shocking Tragedy in Massachusetts.

LOWELL, Dec. 10.
4 shocking murder and attempt at SUI
icide occurred Friday nigh. at the West
road poor flnn. For two years past the
parties have been inmNlrs of the institution
an room-maes Ono was Samuel Hid
redih, about sixty-nine years of aye, and
the victim, Oliver DDllnl, sevcnty-two
years old, native IF Eillcrica They re-
tired as usual last evening, at 10 o'clock.
iIildrcdth came down stairs and was seen
and spoken to by the keeper lie lighted
a candle and went TO an Clubhouse, but soon
returned and went up stairs to his room,
being absent only about two minutes. lie
went up stairs in the dark. There was no
noise or disturbance heard during the
night. At seven this morning lIildreth
was seen by the son Of the keeper standing
in the door Of his room as well as usual
They did not appear this morning at s
o'clock for breakfast, and the room was
visited, when horrd scene presented it.
self. Blood was seen across the floor o,
the room, and Doland was found cold and
dead with severe confusion on the head
evidently by stick, and three deep in
cisions in his throat with razor. Hid
roth lay upon another bed with his clothes
all on, evidently not having been murdered
during the night. His throat was cut with
an incision nearly six inches long, his
head hanging over the bed and razor
partially under HIM. IIidrcth is alive, but
his recovery is doubtful. He was of a
qlarrelsome disposition and had recently
had difficulties with Doland. 1t issurposcd
he got the razor down stairs at IL o'clock.
Coroner Calvin +. Chamberlain, who was
called, put IIldrelh in charge of Perkins.
Doland has daughter at Littleton. Hid
reth is II native of Westford, and has no
family. He leaves the institution in the
summer and secures his own living.
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HOW They Doll In Chester.

What could that part of Chester, where
are located all the railroad depots, fire en-
gines and town clerk offices, expect in
these pinching times, that there would not
be an occasional burglary? Why, CON
found it, you haven't any night patrolmen
you haven't gas light you go to bed just
as early as they do in country town, and
your local burglar knows it. Our friend
Robbins lives well and lives in fine house
too 1t is strange that the burglar went
for his commissarlat One good thing has
grown out of this house-breaking business.
We euchre players are now encouraged by
our soft sex managers, to prolong our SEES
sions around the kitchen table until n late
hour and to take the candle and explore the
cellar and look among the cider barrels
before retiring, while previous to the scare
we obeyed the upstairs signal Trapping on
the stove-pipc, as only woman can wher
she wishes TO demonstrate her frmness Of
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-16
Special to the Globe.
FROM ST. ALBANS.
Daring Robbery and Assault at High
gaze.

SIR. ALBANs, Dec. 10.
On Friday afternoon last the residence
Of Deacon Jeremy Record, farmer Of
IIigaga,c, was made the scene of a daring
and deliberate robbery While he and his
son were away. the sons wife, aged IL,
being left alone, the house was entered by
IA man who had on u black veil He grasped
the woman, unperceived, from behind put
a rope around herneck and secured herto
kettle of boiling water on the stove, so
that she could not move without pulling it
upon herself Then, after threatening to
tlke her life if she made any cutlery, or
attempted to escape, the robber ransacked
the house, found the Dcacons wallet, hid
away in a boot, took S75 which he found
therein, an then made up quite package
of sheets and other household goods.
This done, he went to the kitchen and
released Mrs Record, cutting the rope
with his knife, and not doing it so eau
tlou.ly but that he inflicted severe cash
on each side of one of her wrists. Again
threatening her life if she raised an alarm,
he went to the barn. and thence escaped,
no one seeing him, and none being able to
trace him any further. She ran across the
road to a neighbours. and then to the woods
for her husband and his father. Since
then there has been great excitement in the
ncighborhood, and Saturday, a suspicious
vagrant was arrested, but as she could not
identify him rs the robber, he was releas-
ed. The description which She gives
points suspicion to one tinker Tracy OF
Franklin, and if, on seeing him, She can
identify him. of course, he will be arrested.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-16
rhe "En,re Nous, Entertainmcn,.

Tomorrow wednesday, evening the
amateur dramatic association of Rutland,
known as the Entire Nous Club,' give
their first public entertainment at the Opera
House. The occasion is to be made one
of great interest and should bring out every
citizen. The programme OF TIE evening is
to be the presentation of the play, THE
Chimney Corner" to be succeeded by the
well known laughable farce, "My Turn
Next" In addition to this interesting bill
the "Arion Quartclte" is TO appear and
furnish music.
The proceeds of the evening are to he
| devoted to the formation of public libra
| ny fund for Rutland, and therefore all are
interested in aiding this benevolent object.
| The characters of the plays are to be taken
by ladies and gentlemen in our midst who
have taken great pains to make the occa-
sion a success in dramatic point of view,
and we have no doubt that it will be so,
being in good hands and under the most
favorable auspices. 1t is only necessary
to have a liberal patronage on the part of
our public spirited citizens to make not on
ly this occasion a success, but also make
the "Entre Nous of public importance
and of great benefit to Rutland and her
best interests.
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western 81 SO for No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 hs@eo
ior common winter red western 81 70 white
RYE The. market is quiet at O9sl % for
western and state.
BARLEY. Market Is without decided change.
sales on 5000 bush state 25,G / 20 for proved
aud IS for G-rowed
BARLEY MALr.-The market steady at 81 IS fer
CoRS.--Recepts %, 700 bushels. The market
less Les Sctye ana without decided change. Sales
OATs-Receipts 1900 bushels. The mar
sset Is decidedly ss 6no heeay and closed lower
mixed anoat; 81 for do In store, bsc for white
western afloat ts%c do. in store.
.. CoAL: The market quiet and unchanged at
LEATHER.--Market is ruther more active and
firm. Heinlock sole, Buenos Ayres, and Ri0
21N to SOC; California do, 20 10 2s Ornoco
wooi.-Marksi Is active and very firm with
strong and advancing ohio fleece at s5CS
80 Michigan 20 to 30 pulled 30 to ~ ; un-
washed 30 to 30 medium Utah 81 oregon quo
ted at S2Ec; California spring 2GHc TO % ISL
HAY-The market is firm, fair demand at u
HoPs-The. market is quiet and without any
decided change. 1873 isquoted at 25@45 1872
CoFrEE-Market il quiet and firm. Rio ct
$4,000 bags.
suGAR.-Market is dull and lower, refining
at I4G7H.
MoLAssEs.-In moderate quiet and steady
Cuba clayed u to q Muscoyada refining l7a22
10 grocery q to go New Orleans new crop too
3d. old DO; 1865. stock 2900 bbls, other stock
$4,000 hhds.
RlcE-The market is frmer Ragoon in bond
at 81 gold.
PETRoLEUH.-Thc market is quiet and firm.
Crude at54c refined l4c
EGGS Dull at 3Oa52c for state and Penn
sylvania 29c to soc for western
PoRK.-The market on spot Is lower at $40 for
new mess; fl3 for prime mess.
BREf.-The market is quiet at g T5aIl 0o
Tor nrst grade plain mess IS to IS for sec
ond grade plain mess sl2 OO@l3 90 for extra
| mess.
DEF HANS. The market is steady at "a 90
| 0l24 30
T1ERcE BEEF. - The market .is quiet and
| ilrm at 20a2lc for new prime mess 25,a2Gc
| for India do 2Td2S for extra India mess
| CUT MEATs-The market Is steady; Mddes
| flrmer Shoulders 1907; long clear on spot at
| ~
LARD-Market Is nrmer. Western steam
| spot at s7s6.
BUTTEI-Market Is firm at 24a32 Tor western {;
| 30dii for state.
CHEEsE-Is quiet at lO@1+4c for common to
| prime.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-16

The first Of series of dances to he given
by Washington engine company. No 2,
will be held at Village Hail. this tuesday
evening. Dancing to commence at eight
o'clock.
The selection of seats for Coughs lecture
takes place at Meeker's music store this
morning at o'clock.
Everybody will 90 to hear the eloquent
and inimitable Cough at the Opera House
tonight.
Hon. w. II. H. Bingham, stowe, Hon.
II. II. Wheeler Jamaica, Hon. A. d.
Wait, Fort Edward, Hon. Charles Hughes,
Sandy Hill, and A. 3. Waldo, Esq, Port
Henry, are registered at the Bates House.
The Ladies Aid Society, now united with
the Rutland Missionary Association, will
hold its first meeting of the season, for
work, with Mrs. George A. Merrill, on
Main street, this Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock. A full attendance Of the ladies is
much desired.
The winter term of Norwich University
commences January 9, 1873.
Sparkling Spring Lodge Of Whitehall
give nccktie party this evening.
Lake Champan is open from Whitehall
| to Kenyons bay
There was bit of a fracas at hovel in
| the swamp on Sunday night. The man of
the house said he would burn the house and
did smash kerosene lamp, which fright
ened him into sober sense as he saw the
flames spread and he worked dextcrously
to put it out.
Wallace Bruce lectured Oh the Land
marks of Scott" at Buskirk's Bridge, on
Friday evening. This was his third appear
ancc at that place.
Rev. Rufus Wendell OF East Albany has
been appointed pastor of the Methodist
church at Amsterdam, n. Y. until the
Troy conference meets in April.
The church feast of st. stephens occurs
Dec. &c.
! Clarendon has established a regular SEES
sion of court which is presided over by
Mr.. Justice Marshall. Mr. Henry Tubbs
is to he tried at an adjourned session of the
term to-day for disturbance Of religious
meeting at West Clarendon.
At the regular conclave of Killngton
Commandery this evening, the Sir Knight,
will appear in uniform.
Henry II. Smith, Esq, county clerk, left
yesterday, accompanied by his wife, for
Washington, Richmond and Petersburg
Virginia, and will he absent for several
| weeks.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-16
Attempted suicide.

A painter named VIM. Welch of Gran
vile, n. Y, being out of employment be-
came Respondent and on Saturday last at
tempted to put an end to his life, which
may yet prove fatal. 1t seems he told his
family that he was going to take arsenic
for that purpose went into the pantry
where the powder was kept, but was pre-
vented from swallowing it by members of
his family. He then procured quantity
of the stuff from druggist and going into
Peabodys Hotel, called for tumbler OF
water and succeeded in swallowing the
poison. He then went home and told his
family what he had done A physician
was sent for and an emetic was given. Al
last accounts the man was in a perilous
condition with very little hopes of re
covery. Great excitement prevails il
Granville over the affair
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The Question of Taxation.

WAsn1NGrOS. Dec. 10.
The following resolution was informally
submitted to the ways and means commit
tee this morning by Judge Kelly of Penn
sylvania, with a statement that he intends
to offer it in the House under a motion for
suspension of the rules. No vote of the
committee was, however, asked or taken
ON it or any similar proposition
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
House that the taxes which now burden the
people should not he increased, but that
extraordinary means, if any be required
for support of the government during the
temporary paralysis of the industries of
the countries now prevailing, should be OBJ
tanned on temporary loan, on bonds bear
ing Il low rate of interest in currency, and
redeemable in United States notes.
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DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at 1920 rises
tomorrow morning at 7;2j.
The new Roman Catholic church in
saltwater, n. Y, will be dedicated on
Thursday next. The Bishop of Albany
will take charge of the ceremonies. Rev.
Father Boylan and other Vermont priests
will participate in the services.
Bishop DeGroesbrand, of Burlington, of
this Catholic Diocese, sailed for Europe on
Saturday, in the Havre steamship Periere.
lie will be absent until about Easter
Hon. A. Bockes,a Judge of the Supreme
Court of New York, gives notice that the
Bar of the State will meet at the capitol in
the city of Albany, on Wednesday next, to
commemorate the life and services of Ru-
fus w. Pcckham, Judge of the Supreme
Court, lost in the recent ocean disaster
The two children of A. n. Austin, the
Milton hotel-kcepcr who died of cankcr
rash were buried in one coffin on Friday.
In his affection they have the sympathy
of the entire community.
The naval rendezvous in Burlington will
occupy Laduke's building on St. Pau
street The following is list of officer:
attached to the rendezvous Commander
& A Babcock, commanding Surgeon ] II
Tinkham, L S Al Passed Assistant Pay.
master, S d Hurlbut, S n Lieut.. W {
Gibson, L S n Cd ASSIST Engineer, L II
Harvey. L 5 n Commanders Clerk, Z II
Harris, L S n.
Mast lectures at Burlington tonight
He will make from $4,000 to 100000 by
his winters work.
The Roman Catholic convent at Swan
ton, which opened Dec. LIST, is progressing
under very favorable auspices, having al
ready siyty-two scholars. Three of tho
Daughters OF Mary are the teachers.
A subscription paper is being circulated
at Swanton, for the purpose of raising
money to build barn on the estate of tn
late John Smith, who was burned to dealt
in his barn in attempting to save hi
cattle.
Prof. Spencer Marsh arrived at Burling
ton from Europe on Saturday, to ente
upon his duties as professor of modern Ian
guagcs in the university of Vermont
Hon. Charles Il lIoughton and w. j
Wright, Esq, Of Bennington, made TIL
GLOBE editorial rooms call yesterday.
Edward A. Jewett Of Chicago, the lat
clerk of Collector Crane at Burlington
passed through town Yesterday on his wa
10 Burlington, accompanied by Gen. Georg
p. Foster, United States marshal
Rev. G III Hubbard of Bennington
preached at lakewood avenue Presbyteria
church, Troy, on Sunday last.
The following item is going the rounC
of the press Judge lieddlngton of Itu
land, has given ono thousand dollars
Bates College, to ondow female schola
ship.
The Montpelier Aiyrssay Our neighbc
of the Freeman does not intend that Il
junior of the Waterman shall get ahead {
him on the grange business, and to TIL
end had Deputy Boyden up to dinner wi,
him last Friday, "Nlon." will have
look out, or Wheeloek will fiji his ey
with hay seed, and dust him out.
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purpose) to break up and scatter, even as a
flock of sheep before a dog possessing sheep
antipatby. Thus, while the gentle ones
are sleeping, we night sentinels (four of u.s.
are guarding property perhaps innocent
life, from villainous country pirates, at the
same time we double our euchre score.
Thrice blessed burglar, you have done q
good thing, and we long to Kill you that
our regard and esteem for you may be at
tested by monument to be reared over
your remains upon which shall be incribcd,
"lIere lies the promoterof kitchen festivity
and the remodeler of euchrc sentiment"
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BY TELEGRAPH.

MlDDfc3uRY, Dee. II

MlDDTE3uRY, Dee. u.
At the lecture tonight by John b..
Cough the house was packed with an en-
thusiastic and delighted audience. After
an Introduction by the chairman Of the lee
ture committee, he proceeded 10 the de-
livery Of one of the most earnest. touching
ana eloquent lectures Mddlebury has ever
listened t.. lie spoke very rapidly for
nearly two hours He used no manuscript
and occupied all the room that could he al
lived him to move about in. His audi
cnce were brca,hless in their attention. at
iimc. conyulsed with laughter and then in
tens. lie possessed the full control of
his audience and swayed as only master
IN uritory can c.
The abstract of Nv Coughs lecture is
too long for publication in this mornings
GLOBE. but it will appear tomorrow.