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so GENERAL has the public confidence be-
come In Dr Ayers medicines, and so great the
dcnaud for them. that unprncpalled Williams
are attempting to deceive the unwary by i'm
posing upon them their worthless nostrumS un-
der a similarity Of name. Cherry Pcctoral Loz-
cnges, DR. Ayers TrOches. Ayers Pastllcs FOR
coughs, cherry PcctOial cough drops, Ayers
Fever and Ague cure, Dr Ayers Indian Pills.
Nc, sc, none Of which are Of DR. Ayrc's manu-
iacture or composition are specimens of this
NlldnN ana deceit. They not only deiraui the
sick OF their money, but OF their health, or the
recovery Of their health, which Is lar more I'M
pOrtant than money. From actual cOunterieits
the people are protected by law which the Doc
tor promptly cnforccs, hut these CvaslOns some
times clu1e the law, and purchasers must pro.
tect themselves by refusing 20 he deceived by
hcm.-DJrcr - H. Bee
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Wants Her Wages.

NEw York, Sept ..
In the matter of Mary iIanlcy, one OF
the women employed in scrubbing the
stairs and floors Of the new Court House.
applied TO Judge Fanchcr for mandamu-
directing the comptroller to pay her claim
of Sl2G for six months services. 4 man
damuS for the payment was issued, and the
auditor is also directed by the mandanus
to audit the claim.
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Indignation Meeting on the 81. John.


An indignation meeting of the passengers
ON board the st. John was held on the
steamer last night. u. C.. Ltchfeld Of
Brooklyn, presided, with George W. Glover
of New York city as secretary. The fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted
Whereas, AS the steamboat 81. John was
leaving her pier No. Il North river, Mon
day evening, certain passengers fell over
board in the water and no effort was made
on tho part Of the officers Of the steamer Ia
stop the boat and rescue them, therefore,
Resolved, That we severely ccns,rc the
officers of the boat for their inhuman con-
duct
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ACCIDENT IL DASBY - Mr.. Obadiah
Kelly and boy while driving across the
bridge with double team near the resi-
dcnce of l.. G.. Paris, the slecpers broke
and prccipitatcd the team and load into the
brook, some eight feet. Fortunately hut
little damage was sustained, The horses
were slightly injured, also, the wagon, and
Mr.. Kelly and son sustained but little in
jury. Considering the circumstances OF
the case il is singular that SO little damage
occurred, Bridges should be inspected
often as this case will attest.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

For New England, on Wednesday, the
pressure will diminish with fresh castcrly
to southcrly Winds increasing cloudincss,
rising temperature and probably light rain
over the southern portion. For the Middle
States, castcrly to southcrly winds and ris-
ing temperature with generally cloudy
weather, light rain and fresh to brisk winds
from Virginia to southeastern New York,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

ESCAPED. III Leverty, who was
killed by the cars near Georgia Station, ON
the 25th ult., turns out to be an escaped
murderer from Bridgeport, Conn, where
he deliberately shot James Dimon, ON the
28th of May. He was bound over to the
superior court in the paltry sum of 1900,
which he easily procured and then fed.
His whereabouts have since been unknown
until his recent death, just before which he
revealed his name
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoeH. Sept 2.
\ Springfield. H., dispatch says that on
the investigation Of The dcialcatlon Of John
T. Harper. collector Of internal revenue,
being made, 1t appears there has been trou-
bic in that office for Two years. during
which time the accounts have been made 10
appear correct by tapping from one month
to another. and by money advanced for
the purpose. 1t is limited others will be
implicated. The president has moi yet
filled the vacancy.
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SAN FEANCi-Co, sept

SAN FEANCi-Co, sept. =.
John Irving has made a further state
mcnt to detective officer Lees, in which he
insists upon the truth of his former state
ment, and will swear to it before q Judge
of one OF the courts tomorrow Lees will
Irving says with proper guarantee for his
safety in New York, he will produce
Nathan's memorandum book and bonds
taken from the safe on the night of tho
murder
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TUcdoy. September 0M.--Thc Rutland
County Court convened in the Court House
a, .,r,' ,.o,oo,. Il, ,ho of,or,oor and WAC
~ arm.
opcheu WIN prayer ny I'cf' Eo""r" ''i'S'
pastor of the Baptist Church.
The list of Grand Jurors was then called
,,.,,o,, ,l,o ro,,@,,;nr ,ors,,rs orsworc1 IN
-" ''.A NV i'''0"'"s P''''"' '"'"'''
tneir names
Don i. Atwood, Castlcton.
Hiram Baird, Chittendcn.
Enoch Smith. Clarendon
Joseph \. Phillips. Dandy.
Xcnas G. Ellis Fairhaycn.
Bradley Fish, Ira.
Ezra Edsor. Mendon.
Frederick Parmcntcr. Mt. Holly.
ASA A. Monroe, Pawlet.
Josiah Babcock. Pittsilcld.
Horace II. Dyer, Rutland.
Daniel W. Taylor. Shcrhurnc.
George Capron. Tinmonlh.
Edwin Martindalc, Wallingford.
" iUSloN """'Sl'tv"' " e,'1;
Ut. Ut, ,.'.,,', .a,;, ;,,na,. ,,o
,, c'.,.,,.a ~ -,
-. ~.
< S,affnrj Rrondnn
Frank ]. Williams. Caslleton,
John Tarble, Chittcndcn,
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PorGnkEEPsiR, y y, Sept. y.
A battalion from the 10th regiment, from
Albany, and 2lst regiment, were received
to-day by Gen. Carr and staff, Gen. Beach
and staff and Maj. Gen. Hustled. Tonight
the Albany visitors are enjoying rcccp-
ton at the Twenty regiment armory.
They will leave for home tomorrow.
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Allen Il Drew. % Merchants Row, are
selling goods at cost Cor 80 days, to close
out stock Hats, Gaps. Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing Good Goods
ut very low prices.
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Lecture by Miss Eduarton.

The beautiful Miss Lillian s. Edgarlon
appears at the Opera House this evening.
This lady comes to us very highly com
mcndcd rs most interesting speaker, and
as very lovely woman in ali relations.
The extracts from the press which appear
below express in no measured or doubtful
terms the success which She has achieved
elsewhere. As II beautiful woman present
ing graceful and attractive appearance
upon the platform. She cannot be APP
preached 10y any lady nj present before
the public. In ability. in intellect or in
genuine womanly presence. Miss Edgorton
owes no allegiance Of superiority 10 any.
She vii! undoubtedly hc greeted with Il
large audience in Rutland, and seats should
therefore be secured carly.
''Shc has brains rs well as beauty. y.
Y. Times
"a presence more eloquent than words.
- J'7moat lldtchmon.
''Thc audience voted her to I've The
Pearl of the Platform. ". !. liorH.
"Ilcr ability comes as naturally to her
Us her rare beauty. w. Bosfoa Transcript.
Zone of the best platform teachers OF a
true womanhood y. y. ErniHg PoSt.
" As public speaker. Miss Ed@ar,on is
undoubtedly the ablc>l that has yet hp-
pcarcd from the rank, of the other sex.
n. Y. UorW.
Miss Edgarton Is quite Young. with II
face of classic beauty. II tall commanding
figure. and voice of great musical depth
md ,nunttron Ihi. IL ilp Il ylp of woman
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Yellow Fever.

NV York, sept. ..
In reply to inquire, and offers of AS
sistancc from the Howard Association Of
New Orleans. the president of II similar
association at Shreveport, and the Presidcn,
of the Board of Trade of that city say yell
low fever is epidemic and on the increase,
and need of experienced NURSES is great.
Five physicians are also required.
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PARIS, Sept. .,

A party of Mormon cmigrants who have
Just arrived here ON their way to America
have been notified by the project OF police
that If they attempt to hold their religious
exercises In public they will he eSp'lled
from the city,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

pyRGAT1VE PILLS have become settled me-
Cc-,ty with the American people. Indeed,
cathartlcs always have been and always must
be used, In some form, by all mankind. In this
country the piluar form ~ administration has
been growing In favor since pills were first
made OF AlOeS and lhuharh, rolled into a ball.
finally been secured and fastened into pcrina-
ucncy lay Ayers Cathartlc Pills. the most skill
iul combination OF medicine fOr the diseases
thcN are intended to cure, that science can de-
wise or ART produce. THOSE wanting pills, no
longer hesitate what pills ip take but use
Ayers nm. augitf
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WI notice that MOultOn's Patent Wooden Wa
ter Tubing, manufactured by W + MOulton,
Morrlsvlle, Vt, Is on exhibition at Mechanics
Hall Everybody in need Of the finest, cheap
est and most durable Water Conductor known,
VIII do well to give II a trial. Pump tubing, Sap
same party. sepi01id&wlt
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NERMoNr MuTuAI-Thc annual meet
ing of the members of the Vermont NIu-
tual Fire Insurance Company win be held
at their office in Montpelier on the 10Th
day of October next, at one o'clock, p. m,
for the choice of directors, and the trans
action of other proper business.
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Don Castor Races.

New York, Sept. 9.
The Don Castor, England, meeting be-
gan to-day, the champion stakes for two
year olds, was won by Kcswcck's Napoleon
Third. The great Yorkshire handicap was
won by lines Pirate Betting ON start :
to2 against Pirate.
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Service In Spain.

MADRID, sept. .,
Twcnty-scven general officers have thus
far left the government service because the
military laws are not enforced.
Generals Gonzales, Ceballos and Pavla
have been promoted to the rank OF Lieut..
General
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York, the OLDEST, wEALTnIEsT and
BEST Company in the United States AS
sets, $65,0OO,0 900, c, II. GRANGEn, Agent,
opposite depot Rutland, VI.
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New ,orA ,tocN ana Money MARKET.
NEW YoHS. sept ..


LATEST NoNETAEY.
Money at the close relaxed from the ,N
trcmc rates of the day. and the final rates wcr,.
GGs gold.
Carrying rate, from TO per cent currency
The clearlngs AZ The cold Exchange to-dal
were sli4,G00,O00
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted 10
s25l,O0O.
The Customs receipt. to-day amounted to
sG,5,O00.
In stocks there was no particular feature, In,
market closing generally at Il to 4 below ia,
opening prices, with n steady feeling.
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Harlem Extension way 9.o5 u. IN, sad s.pJ D.. 10.
Eastern way 1l.40 Il. IN.
Troy way, 1910 p. IN.
Troy, 1910 u. H.. 3.3O y. M, rad 9..d y. in.
Albany, 1910 p. m, 3Bu p m, and ".a" =. g..
iJstOn, 11.4O a. IN, and $50 p. "a.
Ganadas, lis p. IA.
Northern way, 800 p. N.
y Ellington, 200 y. IN ana $50 y. ~.
81 'atuga way, $50 p. m.
Ne York, 3.31 p. IN. and $50 p. 10.
Con necticut River way, $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, Stage 100 p. In.
rhlttenden, Cruesdays and saturdays 300 p. I'm.
Stockbridge stage, 1900 p. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE
Harlem Extension way, 9.s5 p. N.
Eastern way, 2.20 p. IN.
Troy way, 4.b5 p IN.
Troy lao a. M, ll45 a. m. and i,5i =. Al
Albany, 1l.45 a. M, Abs and $40 y. NJ.
Boston, lao q. IN. and 800 p. IN.
Canadas, 1910 a. IN.
Northern way, l1.82 a. III.
Burlington, 1910 and ll.:2 Il. IN.
Saratoga way, 1l.45 q. NJ.
New York, ll.45 q. IN. and f.bb =. IN.
Connecticut River way, $40 D. IN
Woodstock way, (stage) 1i.bj a. IN.
Chittcnden, (Tuesdays and Saturdays 1889 ain.
Stockbrldge STAGE, 1890 p. m.
.E-Mails will be promptly closed al the spcc-
aced hour; all letters deposited in the street
boxes Will be collected at $40 and 90 a. H.,
1910, 1.3O, 3.05 and last collection for all night
mails, at 300 p. m. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box AZ the Depot will he collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de-
parturc Of each mail train
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\ WORD 10 WORKING PEOPLE or BOTH SEXES.
Mechanics, artisans, factory hands, and peO-
pie who labor for Il living nnd It very difficult
II not impossible TO Keep the hands free from
stain. Hand Sapolio VIII not only remove every
particle Of stain, and what Is called "grancd in
dirt" but viii also keep the skin soft and pill
able. rendering the muscular action as quick
and easy as Is the case with those who do not
perform hand labor. II Is only 10 and Is cents
u cake, according to size. Every mechanic
should use IT constantly In place Of all other
soaps scptidNwiw
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II. l.. Stil,on. bennington.
II. l.. Morgan, Walling1Ord.
U"rhcrt Smith, Factory Point.
II. =. Hard, Arlington.
VI. Il. Kelley, South WallingiOr,i
&. {, Pierce. East Clarendon.
T.. i. Carpenter, Bfaltlehoru.
tiDh@ % Co.. Brandon.
ncnnison brothers, pitislprt.
~. VI. Day, MiddlebuiY.
Rum, Holt, pitlsiield.
j. -. Culver, llVdcvillr.
Y. X. Horton, Clarendon.
y. T.. Peabody. Pltts!ord
Alden d co.. Mlddlobury.
II. T.. spencer, sutherland Fails.
j. X. Haskell, FaIrhayeu.
\. l.. Kellogg, tastlptOn.
&. j. Gilmore, West Rutland.
l.. Johnson. West Pawlct
W. :. BasSctt, MiddletOwu.
James Rice, PaWlct.
Il L. Parmcntcr, Me"hanlcs,i. RE.
u. Horton, Mount Holly.
W. W. lilbhard, PoultncA.
7. llolton, Dandy Corners.
William Pierce. Dauh}
u. \. Garter, Benson.
". II. Hun, Wells.
-. L. Woods, BELOW, Falls.
T.. II Robbins, Chester
T.. Il Allen, East WallinglDrd
sherman Brothers. Ludlow
Brown n Clark, Chlttendcn
!. -. Purdy, Manchester.
: NJ Southard. Nergenncs.
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1.-THE ssIODc.- ian i'ittsEOra
ANOTHER LIE NAILED.

ANOTHER LIE NAILED.
The Rutland WerdM, yesterday morning.
contained the following paragraph:
Tnr GLOBE has twice made mention that
il was announced publicly from tie stand
at Pittsford, during the monument dedica-
ton exercises. that The GLOBE of Friday
morning containing report of the cXcr-
ciscs could be found on sale at certain
place in pittsiord. On Friday morning
they sent fifty copies to the place men
toned. On the following Tuesday after
noon gentleman says TO us he counted
lOrty-thrcc copies Of the paper still on
hand. \ sale of screen copies This en-
ormous sale is accounted for by the pubhc
announcement. from the stand. no doubt
We did not propose TO pay any attention
thereto, but our Agent in Pittsford does
not propose to submit 10 misrepresentation.
AZ noon yesterday, we received the follow
ing communication which we herewith
publish
pITroroRD, VT, sept. 9th.
Edttor oj RutlaRd Globe Il see the
HeraH says there were only @ copies of
THE GLOBE sold here which contained an
account of the dedication of the Pttsford
Monument. We have sold all the copies
you sent IT,. which was OHe hVH1fed 0h6
tronfY,fro.
Truly yours,
DENISON Bios
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DENN1soN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 900 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them, Sold hy Printers and Stetioncrs
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
iunco9dSNvtf Wholesale Agents
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NsSI pIsIUS.
hjuANp oorSn cornr, sErrENBEH Term.
1873.

Hon. lloyt II. Wheeler. Chief Judge.
Hon. Isaac c. Wheaton,, Assistant
Hon liicl HOLSTER, Judges.
Henry H. Smith, Clerk.
William VI. Field, Sheriff.
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LATER.

The trouble of the Warehouse and Sccn-
ritv company doe, not arise, rs stated yes
tcrday, though the delinquency ot the Mis-
souri, Kansas and TcXes railroad company
and other railroad companies. hut through
the heavy loans by the Security company
To Francis Skiddy and Shepard Candy, di-
rcctors in both the Security company and
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas railroad com
pany From the inability of these gentle
men to meet their Indebtedness the sccrc-
tary of the railroad states that the company
is in no financial difficulty. and the business
troubles of Skiddy and Candy have no cf-
feet upon the railroad itself. In the event
OF the Security company obtaining an en-
tension from creditors ii will cease business.
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CarliSt War.
BARcELoNA, Sept. .

'7'F'sF I'I'7s'7'f ~ TT y
The republican garrison at Alat Corona
has been reinforced and no apprehensions
are now felt Of the capture Of the town Ivy
the Carlists.
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ASuTHEG AEfiCLg or COMMON HOUSEHOLD
Use CrERsEnEp.-AssOciatcd With the earlier
rccolccilnn~ ui - great many men and women
is tn" memory OF the Bath brick and emery
stone NhcrrWtth the knives and forks, and
pans and kettles, ana other Kitchen articles
were at stated times secured up" That prm-
ltNc mode prcyaieS to-day in thousands OF
families who have never used SapOiO. But
once let SapOllO be used for this purpose and
thut housewife never wants Bath brick or emery
stone any more. SapOliO NOT only Scour> on
all rust ana tarnlsll, ii brlghtcnS, bestOwa Il
polish rs brilliant as new, and does II In one
tenth the time required by any other substance.
sold everywhere. llOusekeepcrs, trN II.
snntInANlM
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dht Rutlana Daily Glohr,
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1873.
,GR,yAL AYD DEPARTURE ~ TRAINS.

ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE ~ TRAINS.
TEAtSs ARRIVE Al ErrL>Sr.
from Bellows Fails 1910 e:gp r.. n,.. 3:-P d
$3.50 y. III.
Burlington d 4o6 n;alo.m, l}'ola $50,
D.. n.
Port Henry, ril:39 q. M
" bennington, 1908 p M, ,@p s. y',' r.
IN.
" saratoga, ll:l1 q. III. nn6 y. IA
" salon, 1880 : $50 o. ni $3.50 s. $3.50 y. il.
TRAINS lENvl KUrltSp.
r.r Hc!low- Falls, 1850 q A,aua NJ, l9l0,N 500
q. IA.
" Burlington, i:I2 1910 D. tn e3) d 5:o5 p.
Ia.
" Port Henry, 1908 r. M
" bennington, 1900 a 1889 ~. nt., Is R:25 p. 500.
" Saratoga, $500 n. M, a $50 p. IA.
salem, 2:i0 & 1900 o. M l;0H * 1000 p. IN.
Wall Train fNiN'i.
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ADVICE FOR EVERYBODY THAT COSTS NoBODi
ADMINISTRATIONS and cosmetics make SUI
pcriicial coating ON the skin, give an artificial
color easily SEEM but are Vllcly destructive OF
ITSELF Mrlnkcd, hNggalCd and prcmuturelN
old looking, exactly describe the appearance OF
thosc who habitually paint their faces" II
YOU would have the clear, transparent, healthy
ana soft tinted complexion which nature gives.
rcc from pupl"S, tan, frccklcs, or all other dis
ngurcmeniS. u-c Hand SapOlio--thc mOSt effect
sold 10y all dealers nj 10 and 70 cents cake.
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VERMONT ~s'Arr; Fagrs.
At Hutiand. sept. %. 80. II and ~.
programme :

WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. 10
10 \. VI. Committees to bciillcd. Those
present will please report at the Sccrctary'S
office The committees in all classes Will
enter upon their duties.
II A. M.-Grand cayalcadc Of all hor-c'
on exhibition.
IL a. M.-Exhibition Of Horse Stock
Company Horses and Coils.
ZIP. M.-Class No. Stations. each
showing not less than colts.
. p. M.-Gentlemcn's driving horses.
q p. NJ. Tandem driving and fancy
matchcdspans.
8 p. Vi. Trotting of thee ycar-old
colts.
3p NJ. seventh class: Best Single
horse.
"a. NIB year old gcldings and fllic-.
o. \. VI. 3 year old stations.
10 A. VI. A year old stations.
1Oj a. VI. ) year old stations.
III A. M-Matchcd horses 10 hands
and over.
III a. NJ Matched horses l54 hands
under.
AtoP. NJ. 'hc address will he delivered
from the main stand by Rev. W. ii. II.
MulTaN, inc ulSllnguslc'i NV nv anu oid'"i
of Boston.
Immediately after the address, trial of
speed by 2:3S and minutes classes.
An exhibition of Babcocks Fire EXtin-
guisher, also of the Babcock Chemical En-
gincs, which will be used in experimenting
on n burning building using 300 feet of
hose.
FRIDAY.
"A. NJ. leading of premiums at Floral
Hall.
10A. M.-?;50 class and foul years old
class
1.30 p. M,-Opcn 10 all horses and Pa
class.
The exhibition of the above horses and
colts will be upon the track Other classes
will be examined in the rings, unless spc-
cially called TO the track.
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DENCIl.S. -DiNon's Pencils, made in
i the United States, are much superior 10
faber's, and are sold al lower prices. Try
them.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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TIE CHAMPION Cow. During the week
ending Aug. 30, weighed the milk and the
butter produced from my eight year old
COW, Lady I.ightroot, with the following
result
Whole amount of milk .263 HIS.
Average per ay.................374-' g
Whole amount Of butter......... III .
Average per day................... .
By this statement it appears that it took
fifteen pounds of milk to produce a pound
of butter.
If any are curious TO inquire to what
breed of cattle my COW belongs, | can only
say, if any other than native breed, ii is
probably grade Ayrshire.
HEEL lIoLLIsTEI.
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PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF rnE }
CuIEr SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsniNGTo~, :
ID. c., Sept. y, 1878 u. NJ.
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Chief of Police Matscl, while protesting
TO discard statements of Irving, the self
accused murderer of Nathan, has been at
work with his detectives investigating the
matter. Capt. Kennedy had an interview
with Mrs Irving Sunday morning 1t is
asserted that lrvingS statements as to the
memorandum book and its contents are
true in every particular, and that he knows
more than he has yet told. 1t is also said
there is Il living witness TO important tcsti-
mony sustaining part Of lrving's confcs-
sion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-19
&uHxCH k1RFICES TO-.HORKOV:.

er,rr CzUnoH-Confrmation by Bishop
LIN. At IL A. N. Services ut "a p. M, by Rev
K II. Mckim.
Or PAUxs CAusoH-Servico at II q. m. by
Raw DR.. Norton, and confirmation at p. M.
hv Bishop Johns
" ,op CuUgca-Services at ii a. m. and u
- M. by Rev D. F. Sprigg.
sT MARY's CuURcR-Mass at and II a. M.
Vespers At 8! p. M.
~. morning and at night by Rev. Mr.. Green.
sacorp PYssRrrERIAH CnuRcn-Service in
ME- morning and at night, by Rev. Dr. Bullock.
Haru. EpIs. CuURCH-Sermon IN the morn
;,r and At night, by Rev. D. 5. byer.
Il ,Tu. EpIs CHURCH SouTH-Services in the
mnrnlng by Rev. Mr.. Buscy, and az night by
Rev. O. G. Besll.
ING and At night, By Rev. 5: T. Valtitnt, the
ini,ly appointed Assistant, t. Rev. Or klslSoro.
Raprlsr CHuRcu-Seryice in tho morning
and ut night by Rev. Il. Mirick.
GskMl1 LurHEnAE-Reading service ut
TuIAeE CuArEL-Serv:ces at II q. m. BY
Rev q, G. Besll, and at B p. III. by Rev. 4. F.
NJ G, A.-Prayer meeting in the NJ. z.
f,hnrch south, at four O'clock p. m; Aims
Hau,. services At , y. m.; Jail services at :
I'm Sunday School ut the cprnor of King and
Wnst street. ut q p m Prayer meeting in the
room over ). Gregg's store corner OF King anu
pavne streets, At st y. IN. Daily prayer mast
;rc,t5p, m. in the room Of she Assoeiation.
prsver Meeting every Friday evening at the
o,rner Of King and West reets.