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SATURnAY, oct. %. o. FLOUn AND GRAIN -
r ere quiet market Tor lour, without new fen-
The uruand lcss active aui u ere also ap.
pared TO o. less pressure 10 SCI. wheat was also
uict the offerings wCfr not large, nut buyers held OF
aud the close was little weak No Chicago tl3lcg
SNO bush. Corn active at So aic. for prime sal
uNci ltyc dull BARLEY unsttlrd. but boat load Of
Oice canada Wcst sold at o. 49, oats wee fairly ac-
tive at 5ldi.c. for misci ahd u gi9tc. for white.
GRoCFrtFr 1910 coffee trurc active, win H1'cf Of 8'70
hags here aud so do. Ia Baltimore ~ TIE rance y 2a
itc Tor bar y fcnung Cuba. aud tjlbNs ~ a.. for
u1a-sts sugar. Il h-cd sugars Casicr, at OVlV c.iOr
hIrIs.
Provisions Fork vas dun, with mess quoted at
- % Tor ohtr, aud tli5l tii,j Tor i0hhug lots.
Ia bee " noutcl sac7 Of city lndl me. to uc *.
aCtNg long clear on the spot g., &c. but Of long
ana short clear together about fuO cs were sold At
tiiua &c. Tor december, tni e.. Tor January. cut
meat. lthUut new tct,Irc. Lnsd continued dan q
tssc. for " me steam, city ana Ncsi .. Dressed
h x nttncr at hatc. Butter nnd cheese dul.
COTTON There was some further decline with n
good degree Of activity uni raner more ttcatucss az
the c stlrs j3 bags nu the srut, ana l4tN Tor iu
turc delivery. closing ON IN" nasts u low niddns up
tnds at IS on Tue ~ 10 ilNc for october. i5c for Noe
Ncmbcr % j6c for Do nncr il i5ilc. for January,
1c for February, IS Is oc lor March, aud 10 3bc for
ApriL
suNprtrs- Eosln hrncr At flsl for strained,
aud =. % for good 60. SPIRITS turpcn iue triNc
higher at 4ltmiB e. Petroleum steady and dull. TO-.
nncl ia uhia. ltc spot, iCc. FOR November aud iie
INr. Tor December crude IN hulk nrmer at 5~Gj'.c.
spot. Mh-.ry lover and fairy lctiye at gSes'0isc.
duil, but stety At SIC. Tor rflne. Frr,hts du in
consequence oi high rates Rusin TO Liverpool 10y sail,
Hs gd Bacon TO Caaguw. b. steau, 81 Gram to Cork
fO. orders at i0s residnun - Liverpool at %. 81.
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THK UHlrE PhAINs ron cArS.
Fisbt, Chnsc, "A Fright, a Collision, uu,
a rn..ihlc Inv smlI.

y u
Possible Law suit.
Two ancient Thomas cats the property
4 two nntlquatod mrIdens, met In a White Plains
alley ON Saturday There was an Instant rcco,-
milton and their porambulation ceased. These
y cats had boen inyoterato enemies. Both had
seen hard times. In his early M. time one Of
them had left six inches AMI half Of his tail on
butchers block as security for piece ~ meat
ne had attempted to steal. In his zeal TO Nacato
u kitchen shelf where he was tapping cream one
day he landed on red hot stove and toasted his
paws. Sometime afterward he had misunder-
standing with the family dog and lost several
ounces Of flesh aud fur. The other Thomas cat
had not yet recovered from mill wherein his
old gray hean had been battered and pittcd 10y
the claws ~ his companions. His ears, too,
w,ltcd hy the winters frosts, had mover re-
o lncd their crcct.lr powers and lay partially re
cuWnrnt ON hi- poad,
NLcu these cat4 stood face to face the tail
and a hait which they collectively owned ne-
came swollen to twice the natural size, The fur
ON their backs stood IKE por'urne5' gull,
their hplnes curved inward, they Enashed theif
teeth, aud gave the war hoop. Ihell embrace
WAS energetic ana lh4lahiutuus. Inc odltlG
was 0crco, aud dust rolled nigh, fur flow, and
sm Il children scamnered home In u nclghnor-
ing yard tNVu country Gogs IN town ON business
", re exploring tine contents OF "A soap glcas'
kCr. lhcV were surprised ~ their cntrrpure uy
q pan of dish water, ana abandoned tie place
bv tue sh ,rir.t cut across lots. They were soon
n the alley whore the cats were hghting, and
bore down toward them AT an alarming speed.
The cats divining that the dogs were enemies ran
.Ndy Wl,u The tail ana hdll trtot. Ihe uuEs
Faw the cats fleeing before them, iud TAX
ing advantage of the cats nisapprehens,uur
| changed thcr race from one Of might 10 one for
| fun. u Railroad aYenue went cas- and dogs,
! everybody clearing the way aud clappng hands.
he dogs pressed tho cats hard. OIe ran up n
| barherH pole and perohed on Temperance sign
! The other bounded into buggy and sought
! refuge on the nOrse's back, tnaccust0med to
! such familiarity the horse spTang forward, but
! ting another horse in the hend. Both horses
| Thought they had good reason to be trichtened
| aud a fair excuse for runaway, aud on they
| started. THIS pleased the do =, aud they Joined
| In the race. The cat on the horse looked sorl-
Gus and held his position. fhe cat on thc tenn
| peranCe sign looked resigned AMI innocent.
| A the horses wheeled Into the street TIA y en-
| cOuntered "a peanut stand on wheels, but an IN
| stant nterwaTd II was ON the ground and tue
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A BIUE nay Nv WALL STREET..
Aueusius schelI nnd Commodore Vanderbilt
The Hnnkrur'cy Cnsrs-iudar hlntch-
tord's Just he, isiou- Ncw Jcrscv Souibern


Aupustus SthelI ma COntinocorc vanderbilt
The Unnkrup,cy Cusrs-iudar Hlnfch-
to.i.. H., uc, t.iou- Nc,y Icrsrv Svutbern
-, L..
saturday W,'s Nllio ulN VII WIN flTett'
UT tuc morn 'E INC i"hN'' '''' ~" -
lflt niIpf,t moon rptnrt4 began 10 hC circulated
a., - s-t.u l. al hoc-, ,,,,i.,, .,
iNtt Mt. AUGUSTUS CCh'li H'H '''ii "h'"'o w.
tt,L. p.ind i.ia siftr, in the Grinucn uouI ON
- t r..,.,. 49,. ,-.
Lake shore, ns mandcd ny 'olhWuuorc an
.d,ritIt Tbe fact that tho latter had settled
"''l''' ~ i".u w."
WIN INC mon rus No,'p'"' o' t''',~ ms
notes fur tL75oNO) Tor thrcc' siNi ana nine
ul.utls caurcd further ds'ruat in the street.
.. a.. 49,. ,t.,..,..t,. ., o,,,,o =, o,i,os, ,,,,o,,
''''''V ' W. ..'.'-"' W"
the part ot tho Lake Shorc Company renee
fiou4 were even indulyed In by some concern
H. ,..,,,,.,.,. v.n,,,rhilt,a lili,v 20 ,,oo, hts
mii ~ ~ w., H., ~, IN casI H,,,yors rrS,'o,,
~ ,Ie i,,a,, ,,,,,,,,,t ~ the Wahnsb Iairn,d
,,, AMI ,'' ,,,, otber Idle rcnorts were also
,,l,. - Tha nfr1c, ~ ali tbia was IN rreate n
tu,i,,, ~ ,.sner.i a., ,rasaiou and cause a dnyvn-
49,, ,.,r'''s ,,,trr,y H., storLs
INc i,n,t r,1,'trr r,sa ~ Edward T. Scott net
ErrN,n ~ u "a has ncain becn nd iournS,
iN,s ,tuo tn saturdav urYf by which time il IL
rr.ctn'i nm nrra,'a,'u,rnt yli he Effected wiih
Iiti tir",, Tt. a, m. Ia uror,edin,,- viI he ,ti..
',,,,cJ " -
p tL "i.,i,o1 e,,tcs parlrunfcv rourt an
e,tnrdav Iefor, JuJoe NlatrhfUtd Mr. Josenh
n Cnn,tr ns ,nuns.i for Uake bros A Co who
arc in,rrs.'sd in tho matter Of Genrpe Uird
C,ri,ncn 4 TO- n,,dc implication for periuis. ion.
~ son r,rfniu securitic. which they held. Judge
ii.,,i - Il tt,at tio turtins uttlt t,I,
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rrNAScIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Oct. 25-P. M.-For several
days heavy and depressed feeling has been
observed In Wall street circles, which, though
not sufficiently developed to afford any very
positive indications, left enough ~ impress
on the speculative mind TO cause apprehen-iyc
forebodinci. This was tho result Of a further
knowledge Of tho entanglonents arising from
Grinnell & Co.'s ltiGations, and the unfortunate
implications also Of parties hitherto prominent
ia the so-called Vanderbilt pool stlil more
thoroughly disturbed tho already feyorish con-
d.tion Of tho market. During Friday, and also
I'm the early trade Of this morning, there was n
vigorous effort put forth To sustain the general
stock market, but after midday the street was
flooded with rumors affecting tho financial
status OF prominent individuals both in and out
Of Wall strect, and there was a general rush
among holders to sell. Western Union, Lake
shore, and New York Genital were specially
weak. and the decline in these shares ranged
from ~ f. to per cent.
We annex The opening, highest and lowest
sales Of the week. together with the number ot
sh res dealt in. showing that the bulk of ne hisi
ness was confined to the wand rbilt specialties: ::
NJ. NJ oD'. Hgh Inc
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DIIJ,.

O. tt.K IN sunday. o''. 2f ts-' Arthur Dlark a
native OF ,gIny Monaghan llc iud, aged ~ yraf, and
months.
The r,latyos aud friends arc respectfully invited 20
rtrLl the funeral from us stc rrsldc4ct Jy e. 81 on
lu sIay. Oct. -,. at u. 4.
HANiGHAh.-Oa sul day. oct. o. is,3 John Uanl
CHAN, native uf tlou usk 1t, 1ouny GalNuy land
IN the 511 year Of his age.
rlds aud relatives of the family, also the members
ot the lailUrs benevolent ASeuctf ION, lhtN.Fs tUc
members Of the Mechanics ~ u. As.ocstiou are re-
~ cVttIl tuYitVd q atcud the funeral from h4-
residence, 81 Crutuy So on lu sdy OCf. 2s nt T.. NJ
OIN En- On FRIDAY oct g. ls1'. AZ Mar.hland, Statra
lsand Alexander Oliver 81, ased OF years. mouths,
aud day.
Funeral services rom iis late residence, Tuesday
morning, oct. - a. 700 lock precisely. Garbage i
ht tu waiting al cation Landing ul Ihc hriNa OF tur
OC .och boat fruu Ntw lutN. Relatives aud fgltuds
Of the family are respectfully invited 20 attend.
ONu. u .NAt.. 70 Nuunt vernon, y. l., on ~afur
day, O.t IS lsii, I.mlr \. Old 'roAA the widow of
Ns, licrdous. ior y " New lorf city, In tue Ootl
year OF her age.
rurre.ays and friends " IN family are respectfully
invited 90 ottrnd t" funeral o. Iul ltr ia,c rlslIcucc
uu IUtsnHy. Nrt. .-, a. ia rtlutN.
OtNG.-At F,unrd y J., On saturday. oct 25,
suddenly, EAEl A. Ntts Of LhOIas j, Young, a.cd y
ycafa.
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( .Ionr F0R ss.ooo,ooo.


'.''''oon're Living odcr Two names In "n
nn- litc ~tr ct Of the City.
ItD.Iu- .Xuru.uul.tu pt iJr Yam p4lt
,.' W. '''' ava 81"
''l case was riM-a "h Sai r
''.. Ih' 'ufe estate ia contest, tho uecuiiar
g.Yui.- .lfu l,y tLc Irish r, la.iy.s and tho
'." "' '"' "''" '' '".'''' ""u '"e
-'.'' .'i counsel 'mP''''d on BOTH sides
mas" f.c c.-e one ~ unusual interest. EK-
l.,. ..... k lor.,r ,rd It,i,c,. II rori,,ft
'" 'h" N'H'"' anu J'Hh i'' buI'hi'
ls..l ..,lr ur..ma.i.-
......I ..t,.i.. ,..,i. i,.,t... 1900
'''''" "- ''' ''-''"' '"' Wv"
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To-day Capt. Samuel NJ Smith. who is charged
with attempting to Nil his wife ~ hiring his servant
10 poison hr nc taEon to PstcnOguc Tor exomina
ton Anna Houghton, the servant on whose assertions
The arrest was made, aud Mrs. Smith will be present.
Mrs Eulan Of Patchoguc. VINO Mrs. smith IL the
cause OF the trouble, has been arrested Capt Smth
says that the story IL fabrication. The servant rct
crates that Ia true. Mrs Smith says that she as been
poisoned and believes the girls story Mrs Rul9n IL
netOushcl and says she IA aud knows nothing
OF the snar. The residents " Patchoguc ay that Mfs
Iulan anu capt smith have borne the best OF rcputs
illns. and do not crnllt The anrxanlg alnrY.
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TIC ID ash of an Aged Igunicr VITO had
Killed :, SC0 Deer.

WATrHTowN, N. Y. oct 95.-lloberi siKbury
dcd On the 3 INST At the house Of his son, issac six
bury, "a the town ~ Lcnry, Jefferson county, New
iork, al the ag' Of 40 years aud months. Mr.. sx
bury had scquircd gr a reputation as hunter on John
Br"Sns tract, Ia northern New YOrs where he had
s1n 40 deer Wncn past slyenrs OF age he met
with an acc dent which pcrcsItatcd the ampunuon of
OF mis- legs and he assisted the country DOCTOR 10
perform the operation without ninchlng Tue funeral
WAS attended o. scyera Oi Mr. SIburys chi dren, age
bet~ten ~ and W years Tho deceased had enjoy ed
comp Ta ely sVOd heath w " lAe dAy ~ his death.
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4 MErnonrsr .tNNLI.ERNtnr.
rhe Infancy aud LHriv ~uueglrs nf the Most
Numerous sect In Amtricn.


Numerous -cct In Amtricn.
Yesterday the old John street Methodist
Episcopal Church w.s packed with congrcra-
ton which had gathered from different parts
of the country to celebrate tho lu1th anniNcr-
sary - the establishment Of Mcthod-m In
America. AtP A. NJ. Love Feast was held, at
which the Rev. John Il. Mcrwiu presided. The
ceremonies OF paltaking Of the bread and water
were followed by brief history Of the found
Ing 81 the lrst Methodist Society IN this country
by Pallp Embury aud barbara lick. In 100
rhlip Embury, a class leader aud loc. a preacher
IN Ireland, en- grated with his wlfe and q small
company Of friends to New York. Among the
number was barbara Iiick,' with whose help
Emhury hegan the work Of establishing Method
ism IN this country. The nist meeting was held
In tho house NJ EmDury in what Is now Park
street, at which he preached to an audience of
Aye persons, After this meetings were held
Wcc,lv and the society increased 20 rapidlv that
IL became necessary o. muNe 10 "a larger lOt ul.
\ rigging lJft IN william street. was procured,
bat TINS also was soon too sudll, sud m 30, 70
Wa4 ii .cided 10 erect n meeting house. m size
I'm j hn street was leased, nut ns tine ld~ at thar
time forb de UisscntcTs to build houses Of wpr-
ship inc uNdng was constructed ia the man
her of dwelling house, with fireplace AN
chimney tLIt. Thomas Wchu, ul the roy a
army, entered warmly into the project, giNln.
G5l, and he was made one OF the trH..cca.
Iho WORK VAS mostly done 10y EmburY, ho
bein- n carpenter. and he Is SAID TO have built
tho pillEs with his own hands. In October,
lCa tue 0rst sermon was preached In II by him,
W. ne had been appointed first trustee, FIRST class
leader, ur-t trea urer, and first preacher. lie
continued his worN herc litUe over wear, re-
ct.}inl uo remuneration except from occ -iouAl
gills, or for his WORK aS u carpenter In 100 the
cnucn site wds purchased ana a uaraonlge
erected nonr the chapel. From this time tho
society continued to thrive wonderfully nu Z
To-day 1t has olshoots m every part oi The lhu..
A. the dose 0f the loye f'rst the Rev q. \. %
Chapman OF Brooklyn ulscUursed upon the
truth ot Christianity.
Tho Rev. l.. 5. Weed presided at the reunion
service IN the afternl nlon. \ PRAYER Wretiugw 4
held a. or. NJ, followed hy a sermon at ii..
Iha subscriptions taken du ing the day to detray
| the expenses OF the church announced 10 over
The sun., 1873-10-27

CANTON & PAGLlSO,
Iaukc.s,
% Wall ~,
buy aud sen sll kflds OF foreign money.
'uy amt sol gold over Out cuuAtg, AZ COLI l,pvin
price Nlt COUNT l'l.
EAChaIgc on AL parts of Europe
THE COVpONe nUE NOV. on the Denver ant no
r,uIr marrow -4usrl Ran N.y bpnis VIII BE- IA on
uia Eftr that da'r AZ the BahAlls House Oi Huttcn
VA. =, JACKSON, Treasurer.
"sECRET or SUCCESS IN WALL STREET" %
pages. Bulls bears, pTOhs % puts and calls costing
4li t. Sl,u; maled for s. amp by VALE TIE, rIM
BRIDGE 90, BANKERS tnd BroSer, ~ Wall IT NJ Y.
Real Estate.
An important sale IL announced for Tuesday
by James NJ. Miner, Al the Exchange, which, although
scarcely suburban not quite city, and offers OF
the best speculative investments In small Of the
The sun., 1873-10-27

~. y. squire. % Ful.or 81, New Yo~lt.-
Nfrlr4, diamonds, uuc JcaCliy, ana htcrAus sFtr.
" are. 90 sI. .ll proA,s.
The sun., 1873-10-27

sure 10 ncs' rov Worms, Browns Vcrmifua 6
Jmlts, oa " ORA LoL'ns'e. % c-ltsa box.
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90 iyrt- 1rl strrnccrs wh, e'ir' tlrty mi
cf-.. H.f, ~ slp rlIr 4If.fN. sI' Irtl ~ L-FkA.
:. AtID'r .il.uGtact Us Nassau -.
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YtnI esIalt.
/, MEs n. MlLLER, AUCrIOSEER.

NAMES n. MILLER, UUrfONEBR.
POSITIVE SALE
or
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
Known al tho
BARNEY BowERs TRAcT.
Being a part of tho late estate OF jacob Lorillard,
deceased suacd directly opposite tho residence OK
James Gordon Bennett, ESD and containing about
loD CITY LOTS
on Tenth av Audubon sy., and is'th st., as Widenee
This property will be sold at auction on
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 20.
Ati2 O'Clock NJ,
Exchange siesroom III Broadway,
NY
JAMES ". MILLER. Auctioncer.
The sun., 1873-10-27

Turn .r7y hair lark. Removes dlHdfuT heals
lH'r, ol Ac stiy AMI na ,es tne halg erJs tl,, .I
= or-!.
The sun., 1873-10-27

tMnlu l.uc"' and easy terms Tor furniture, car
70, s -rlu'u{ a. II. VI, Cow perihWat a Co.'S, 80
- W. IA ham street. Meekv and NouthlV osyIntnts
The sun., 1873-10-27

4 "Gc'hrn" Oppartuui'v.-Lrt Al who
delight ~ me f-ll ~ ro express v ny the pur' has =
oUe of NNON'~ tleg MT stylish and f-uionsue lA1 9.
ls ,toras ga DrnltNhy IA t-e Prescott uousc,
anI Va the tli.A Avenue IIpfcl.
The sun., 1873-10-27

Since metal spring truaAes are supersedod 10y
the comfortable EnsC Truss, GA Broadway, the finger
pad te advertise their worthless rupture bes aud
bogus Elastic Trusscs. beware OF them,-AdD.
The sun., 1873-10-27

.,MIIIt'- FATTIftN W'..ANR, 80 Rroadway,
= near 2Hh st.--t I'LL lINt ot Fashions. Tno
NEM l.aDlNGUIE NOW Ita4N. Patterns ufted to tho
tuBl warranted T. rice, 'iolH MODELS given
wih ctcn pattern, tuthy aDd UAstlus dOur promptly
open q. ul ~ O'Clock T.. NJ.
10. DANNt.ID in. .fuu carpets. army scar ct,
- and but ul.nsrts at luA ptl-cs. W, Chambers -.
The sun., 1873-10-27

II you have registered use Ditmans throat
lcregLo Tor cough VI sore throat
The sun., 1873-10-27
MARINE INTELLIGEyC n.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-rHfa DAY.
sun rises. = sun scts..... S Moon risc' 20
Wtou WArEN-rHts nay.
Sandy HDOk. a.. 10 Gov lsiald.l2 " Hell Gate. 70
The sun., 1873-10-27

NtIt0 N0uls WCre ncg700ted' the only irnnsact'O1s
having been IN ouisiana IS, lryer ~ ~ md Nssuur O.
az st t1urh National h.nN snare, Hlid at '.'1- lu
railroad hu. ls tl-ut=S was hsdt but thu pIuunrlt
trau-At were follows. lrn ans, ll N,II. 30
soutuuru siuAlIE fund, lel( luion IA, Nc ls's, i3
UWu. Pa, Gee g., lana grant, 10 Delaware, laoka Nni
and Western OoLNurtt. -, ", Great western ISIS,
go. Great Wcff .dr 20, G. &. AVID !. G. l.fe s llIn
f.htI amt 50 Ius0pl Sc, convert 10 e. fii lsI-
Central lists new, iU!; Uplon rachc lp, income, a 20
The opening. highest, luNttt, And ) 4. N. ClDsiIg
pTCHs Of biot a. to-day we're l-ftusH.f.-,
The sun., 1873-10-27

A UCTIOS NOTICE Good second hani and mis- A.
n carpets from auction daily Uch patterns, al sizes,
very eheap, at ~ Fulton St bot William aul Nassau.
VAMtS CNENti, Aucuonccr, 81 Hudson II -
- Mortgage salc Of household furniture. TINS day,
Monday, At IVY O,Jck all the elegant furniture now
!. fOurstury dwelling " Clinton place. sth At heINeen
I aud 9Th avs Dealers invited
b(AN ID. uILIlNGs, 2g3 Broadway,
Attorney for nuTks-Srs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-12-26
Westminster Farmers Climb.

w. X. KIMBALL.-Since it is our pur-
pose to continue our discussion from last
week, we may perhaps refute some things
that have been said in relation to the
practical working of the oranges. In
answer to Mr.. Wizards question about
the corn-probably not one half the
amount consumed in New England could
be raised on New England soil. If we
must purchase, we might through the
oranges save all the profits of the specu-
lators by forwarding direct to each other.
If the people of Connecticut desire our
corn, and are particularly anxious to
purchase just such corn as they know
we raise, they could cooperate with US
and thus receive it at the lowest price
afforded. We can sell at a much higher
price by selling direct to the consumer.
Many of US, think, misunderstood the
trouble among the oranges. The Boston
Grange has been branded as false to the
principles of the Order, bat it is declared
by good authority that its interests are
identical with the interests of the farm
er. The trouble West was made through
politics. | have no desire that this town
should organize grange, neither do l
offer anything in opposition.
P. d. KEYEs.-I supposed this sub
ject of oranges was confined to Vermont.
Concerning the secrecy, supposed that
point settled. OF its merits or dement's
in that respect l have nothing to say.
| certainly do not see how New England
farmers are to be benefited by the grang-
es. l do not think any man or set of
men can afford to purchase without some
remuneration. If the railroads are to be
cut off from fair compensation for trans
portation, we can never expect to be ben.
Gifted by any new ones, East or West
1t is plainly evident that the different
oranges do not pull together. The ten
dency is to rule and oUerrlIe. This is
natural. Their future success does not
appear fattering.
ID. G. WRIGHT.-I am, and have al
ways been opposed to secret societies. /
fail as yet to see any benefit to be derived
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-12-26
For the Bellows Falls Times,
Salmon Trout.
GRAFTON, Dec. 22d. 1878.


Mr.. EprToR:-I wish TO call the atten-
ton of the sportsmen of Windham Co. to
the following letter from the Supernten-
dent New York Fisheries Commits sion
which take from the Forest and Stream.
EDITOR FOREST AND STREAM, SIR: -
Any person in the United States or Can
ada wishing to experiment in Matching
salmon trout or white fish spawn, will
be sent few hundred spawn on receipt
of fifty ceats to pay for the package, BY
addressing the undersigned. ] think
that every lake, river and pond can be
made to abound with fish. In 1928
l sent away 21S packages. would
like to have those to whom | sent
salmon trout spawn, publish their ex-
perience in the papers in their locality
so that others may be benefited by it.
SETH GREEN, 'Supt. N. Y. Fisheries
Com. Rochester, N. Y. Nov. 81.
We have in this county many ponds
that are we'll adapted for the salmon
trout, in fact nearly all of them are.
Minard's pond is good place for
them and it is to be hoped that some of
your numerous and enthusiastic anglers
will see to it. Warren's pond alsorequires
attention. The white fish are as fine a
fish as swims but they do not take bate.
/ should not think it advisable to place
them in our ponds at present as it may
induce poachers to net them and thereby
destroy the salmon trout.
The U. S. Commissioners of fisheries
have directed that $4,000 of the young
fry of the Sacramento Salmon be placed
in the waters at Fort Edward, N. T.,
which has been done or will be immedi-
ately. This will give fair start toward
stocking the Hudson river. We are
told that the fish way over Holyoke
dam is completed. How soon may we
expect the first salmon at Bellows Falls
No doubt the New England Commission
ers are looking to this and it is to be
hoped they will be able to procure for
the Connecticut river the true Salmon
"Salmo Salar," and not the fish from
the Pacific Coast. We want Salmon
in that river that will rise to the fly.
s. W. G.