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DIED.

DrFFY.-on SATURDAY, May Il, Deborah Ann, the
beloved wife OF Frank quay.
Herrmems H,li hr i,een 70 Norwslk for intcrment
FIiZGLRAID.- the l1th lust, JRmes Fitzgerald
lat Wrist Sergeant of y Company, Hawkins I0uayes.
Funeral az his rest hence, i2 West 3lst st., on Mon.
dnv AZ T.. w. Members of the Hawkins Zouaye As
sOci itiou will meet at the house.
slihlN lNEk,-Suddenly, az Cold Spring, Putnam coun
ty, SATURDAY 18th nst " ilhan L. Shrivcr OF Green
wood Iron MurAH, ia lhc t'd wear uf his age.
The relatives ami f'nds of the fanny respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from 81. MARY y
lrufc-tant Episcopal church al C0ld spring, on Mon
day, lsth INST. NJ O'Clock T. N. Trains leave Grand
CcIurtl depot At iO.ib 4. NJ
YhUNG-llowARp IoDGE, NO el, |. O. or q. r
Members nrrch, nuI Il 20 attend the funeral OF
our late brother Charles Young, =. g.. from ms late
residence, RJ South i.n a., BiooSyn l.. D., Tues
daI, Ma, -, ,'i3 McMf,rs vii ueg at Grand street
ferry, New \ lrk side, al O'Clock L. ". sharp.
NJ CELLAlLs, y, G.
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A Life uhi.hnDog rriehto ~n,e.

on Saturday uight the brothers John ana
Louis Bosslcr slept IN small apartment adjoining their
worSroom al 5Os Fact Eleventh street Johu who had
retired early was partially awakened BY the little black
ami tan terrier owned By th" brothers, which had
jumped utun tho bru nd ratCuiug his face.
Pushing tie dog away, he turned to resume his sleep,
but the sagaCous ANIMAL continued tl scratch hJ face,
and BEGAN TO lrh and ne HcthCn arose nnd locke
iutp the worarouW, wh'ch was lighted ami there he
Louis hti nl. win white handkerchief tied oyt
his face ana clothed only in panta oous and shirt Joh1
spring for the body Aud cut down but he min.
Ut to1 late. Ioul. Nlrc y dead, coroner fouus
held an inquest Yesterday BUs-ler was a native u
SNNl,ilAud, c,sutcuu year Of asr.
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In state bonds there lght trade, the only re-
cOrd,l transactions wing bean Missouri s. at " ,hs.
sour 6s HsnulhAl - Io.rph issue VI & Alabama
lsg3 ~ and South ttrohns 6s January and july
10. We note sales OF Nassau Bank At lVii German
Amer can, Ia Hnd American EXCHANGE Bank, 10,
BUsG,ss m raj road bonds Was restricted the afrrnuiu
call being alNa!s omitted on saturdays The following
were thr pruti1ll tr nsacu0l-; Tuiou Pacific tsts
sl', Union rac,lc :, land grant, a. UnIou Paciuc
lie, Income, 6tspf. tdS Illinois Central bonds IN;
Alton M rcrrg illl' Isis 100 Alton ana 1rrrc ute
s'r, lrclrrt H. y chicago and Northwestern ,uusui.
dated, Sg Ntv J,I'cy Central lets new, is~lOiN
Morris aud Essex gas iQ'i oho ana Miss ,sipri G n
sudatcd =. f. ~ New Jersey Southern lsts n Nil.
Naukcc and - Paw $40 70 G., G. and l. &. lss, ss
Ns9V North Missouri lists. 81. Iittshurgl. Fort
W}u" and chicago 4l-, NJ. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
i~ts, ia rIss, as. .slIu. H9
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4 roCNG HEIRrSs'S pERIh.


''f''h ~ N III n'Is
.H. GJcr nI 'hgl I lfsr,1dfn'
W" have received the following letter
with request - publish. and do so, not vouch-
l1s' however, for the truth Of the statements
contained therein It was handed us by a highly
respect bic gentleman, who believes the state
mont;
,LNAS J.. o., Greonup Co., ny. April 81, l5,3.
NN' itolt Please put TINS NOT" lu your
G.p"r. II l. concerning the attempt To uurd tr
-.-7 LrWlun % smith, daughter Of John smith.
now -idcut Of Grcenup county rs. Her
iilacr liy's on Tygurt creek. about eleven miles
i'"n fortsuo H., near iirnnetts mills, sine
bong tue uuil Cliid m4iuing a. home.
Sa. .rday uurulu. NJ the leth n Arm her par
en- a. tuG her M her bet. She had been Chlo-
I'iurmed aud icd bands au1 feet with thcsl Get
ttd wound up il the bcd clothes. 4 pillow NU.
l-.d uu heg ia'. ana Hu Iron wedge id on tho
Ao". aud II ras Wlth some difficulty that She
Hda Drought tu her Hcuscs. SIt tHld -ha hHl no
GnN"iaIDu uf what nad happened d4,!us the
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pORSFTT. In Ncw York. May II. by the Hon Fnoch
l. Fanther Justice OF M sure ne Court. benjamin
Dorset fro Elmyn T. Dorscu. The custody OF ch.l.
DR. o. awarded to pla4utIE.
III In New York, May H. by the Hon Enoch l..
fauchrr, Justice OF the supreme court, Virginia ".
ia IN fmil Iush The custody Of the tao dsugh.
4 r. Hwiricd to the plautn and the ouA tOdy OF
Tic son Is Nv ALIcd " N. defenhant.
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NEWCASTLE, Del, May li.-rp-day was whip
Ping day here. Tie following were nosged Hsnhlton
curtis and James Reed lWhtel, and John Msnverns,
Ge rce Taylor Elijah and Ohm Fergus, and james G.
lils lco1-cdI. "a tWou', asae' Tor llTcnIv Grsn-
vile An is0n stolI u the p1ry hour r cutting his
vi;c'- throat, b't.g part 81 fI- -ruteuce.
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4 FumiIy Fracas-Liveiy -bootir rs In n Law
ysr's uOicc.


For some weeks past "A fcud has existed
Mideman. of lIig river townsh y. The family
seems to have teen about evenly divided agains:
it-clf the old man aud his sOns-in-aw On one
side. and the old dy and her sons on the other.
What rrst disturbed the pleasant relations that
existed for 80 long between the old folks. we 10
not Know, ard IN fuct d. MT care to know. At
any rate tEcN separated, the Old lady and her
Sous retaining possession of tho farm. Mr..
M1deman rented or gave the farm to his two
SONS -iu-law. Alfred Williams and Dick Royal,
and then a strife I've gan for the possession Of the
farm. The first regular engagement occurred
about two weeks ago, hut the only weapons
used AT that time were hoop poles, and nobody
was very seriously hurt. The party that got
threats, and the other party. In order to secure
hts own life. had his bclligcrent brother-in-law
arrcst cd on peace warrant. The trial was had
at lillsboro last week, and resulted in the ac-
quitta b, the jury Of the prisoner.
The nert regular engagement occurred last
saturday at the once Of Squire Pound on Big
river. whittier one side had taken the other to
have matters settled by law. while the con-
stable was on ON the hunt for jury the bcilig-
ercnts'kcpt up a war of words. until finally one
Of them got worked up 20 the hghting poiut,
when. drawing pistol, he proceeded 10 emftY
it, contents At the opposition. In tho crowd
were three siI-barrcll. d pistols, which were al
cmpticd in 4 snort space of timc.
The casualties, a. far as we have been able to
learn. were Old Mrs Widcuau shot ia the arm,
pretty bad wound James Wideman IN the
leg. fesh wOuud. not serious: Alfred Williams
IN the side. severe wo md, hut not snch n to
head with a club. not known how badly he is
hurt yet. Dick Royal. supposed to have received
hall in his hip, but the officers have not been
abe to get him; and lsham Williams, by-
temple. and pa-sed round and made It's exit al
the back VI .le ear.
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Susin,ss lloilts.


For Al Localities nud Chimes.
true specific T. adapted to ala localities and climcs,
ana this reason, that strikes at The cauate pru
ciHlc of the Diseases which II Is sdmini tered ~ cure
H,.teters stomach Bgtcrs, flr example. Is spr.
cHc, not only suse 4 foriic's the body against the
external ntu nc,s which prompt disease, hut brcaus,
when tax n a. aiumeiy instead OF preventive, It
ncutrlcs The infect pruc pie ,ho blood and there
ty destroys the primary sonrc of u" amcut Hence
an antldote 10 epidemic di.prders, and to all com.
plasts which arr produced or aggravated by miasua
the presence Of ANYTHING dclct'rous IN the air the
wfer. the soil, % l- nearly ufaIble ID.
ciral preparation Cal he. ln our own country,
rcuoIy iur intermittent fevor- bilious affect Gus
stinatou, dySpen-'g nprNou. wrsNnc-s rheumatism,
aud general debility i'N uuri"ale nor l. u les ctlr
bratc Ia tue tropics preventive OF Gus feyers
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shirts, Collars, Gun, mud Drawers
Made to order and warranted.
Enclose stamp for circular.
UNION ADAMS q CO.. g., BROADWAY.

MAitHE~. ~ 3D. IE ELNl, AND STIRLING SILL
NlSAA A.tt. WEST Gt ALLY, aaI sold un smallest
p-'nis. E."D article guaranteed. pIANONDs
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Artivcd-StrvRpAy, NAV II.
steamship @. ibsia, Liverpool. mdse. and pass.
steamship Virgo, savannah, mdse. Gud piss.
steamship New Orleans. New orleans 'nd,c and nass.
steamship Irlnconia. Portland nldsc. aud pass.
Steamship pOnau. Bremen, mdsc. and pass.
Sftamship MiSsi.s'ppi, New Orleans nidse and pass.
Steamship Leo savannah. Lidsc. aud pass.
steamship trnahnet New Bedford. nilse. and pass.
steamship Fanita Phlladephis. md-c.
steamship f. 4. Knight AlrNNni Ia, misH. and pass.
Steamship Adriatc. liverpool niise auh pass.
steamship Europa glasgow. ind-c. ~ pass.
SteHin-hlp Georgia .n rlrsinu, mise. aud pass.
St amship clyde Galveston mds- aud pass.
steamship h.. VI. Arnnt. ~tettin, nd-.. anu pass.
Steamship Napol. Genoa. fruit.
steamship city Of Washington, Liverpool, mdse and
psss
shin Dorothy. Manila, indse.
ship Omha. Shanghai, tea.
Bark Atlantic, hucvi AS. sugar, &c.
RRrk Helen. Melbourne. wool. y.
nrs Annie Collins windsor. y. =, plaster.
Brls Wm Il. sawyer, PruYdcncr.
Schr John ROynton. CalN-, luMbcr
Schr >. Z. Dodge HslifaX. cargo
Sc1r Prairie Bird lrisor. y. >. plaster.
Sehr e. IS. Young. Iaruor Island, pinoapplcs.
scar. Lens, Nj ss Ia, fruit.
AsO tAr usual r.vrr snd cOastwise Vcs-rs
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Weekly and monthly paymcuts for furniture
and ctrprs a. B NJ, COW NperthTAt Co.'S, ijj Cu.t
han .tr
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Turns rray ha-- dark. Removes lanlrur. heals
hror- %. the scalp and uaees tc h-Ir srJv thcA and
glossy.
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stlcna nlatnints.

IL kinds new sewing machines Tor salr. TO rent,
~ exchange also, nnlglt AMI rHpilrr! good second
hand very cnap; mun,uly PiYutut-. lcl Canal 4,
NOR -NLE-A Sms'rs and wheeler 4 Wilson's
4 SOWING machine as good a. new, Tor -. 81 Canal
st., top moor.
GOOD sewing machncs rented At S. per month /;
" also, al k'nds repaired. b3i 80 ay.
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Got ri 4 a cold at once by usn Dr. JayU "a
Expect .rI1t, certain cure Tor all pullolsri and
br0uCh,.l aArcuOnl.-iic,
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For wire screaa- for doors and Windows. 90 to
and ). Torrrys 6 fulton street, near lirpsdSdy.
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DEv. RtCIINRU PAiiItFIt Nltl..'Lrr t-fors
IA the Christian As,ocl lIur, Ut tAr taap, 10 Nct
29th ST. this tMurdtyI tscuirG 30 oC,oCA. Admission
free All are cOrdAiA l.ylt,d.
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Marine fNrELLt3ENCE

MINIATURE ALHAVAC--rTfs nv.
.... a. -ln srts...... Is M1ol ri,s,. IS
Hfsu wsTEG- nay.
,snay Hoos o. = GOV. tsand.. . Hen Gate. -
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sh,sttllsntous.


klHI-HE- pf every description at s5 Pearl ct.
ID Harpcr's building. All articles 4 the lowest fac
tory prices JOHN X IOPPEL.
S'ORN- removed, DC each. Dr. LUpLLSKi CO.,
,hironoists, ci BrOa iway corner OF Bleecker st.
ICE CREAM FREEZEK- AND WEFRIt-
j ORATORS AZ X. a j. NOW RRAl'S. - Ntscy et.
opposite Washington Market Patent frerkers. packing
uDs and cans rrirgcrat ors upright chests for lager
beer and grUccrs' thu ware
Now READyl-1he ucw. original chrome. Throw
~ Physic to the Dogs beauty goes With every cory
OF Plain Home Talk and Medical Sense" All for ~ ~
Murray ill Puh'i-h,1g Comranv 2s kast sth St, New
York. Agents wsnted for city and country.
TWO steam kettles wanted .ccnnd-hand. m good
Il order. TUCKER 1870 Third ay.
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Z otittp llotl,rs.


NEETINf: o. the metal roofers Vill he held at
~ their hall, corner of eth st and IN Ga Monday
evening, MAJ ls. By order,
+. McARDLE, President
Dos ~UUR-E-HOER- A-sociatipn.-rhcm mem
Thurs.ny evening. NIS ,, At 81 ~ av. 10 take action
~ regard TO ~ ahN .r ~ prc't for Work lunc b. re
aftcr. ~ ord = of fr'sicnt GEORGE GARLAND.
f.TSLsiL NOrICE.-To 'he mruhers " the
tBL 4. u Societ, -Bruihcrs You are hereby notified
NOT 20 whF'l hrica mort tr sob iu future. ur
Nhe 'p.rruW. Nv order Of the tulon
= AN ORDER
BROTHER: snec,al meeting ot the institution via
wan, ON Mon lay, 90" l' us at ua su loLi ser tie
-ttuaFoi the sun General and pune lal attendance
ATGCSrl'> s0HCLL, Grand sacneu
JorI q. STEVENS. secretary.
Manhattan - lBHn Of bloc uu. FIN Noon; Year u
list'very A,l o. - Ina pruit1cc, J..h aud ~ the
Inst uuou, the sith,
fsNIIE MEuBEE- of the ldNurd Wu-l A..o.. N.
ton are hereby uu'ihrd o. Ltttht = mctuus Co De-
held ln n II hall tV W est ST. On Monday evening Alas
ls,at oCoch rrr y, as 'e hlr Oh th"it cNcurs ON
VII Dee sold At auction. An wishing To- purchase the
same VII please attend or s.nd intlc'r estimate. By
order of JAMES AIIslNE, President,
DASIKL u'BRIES, Rec. sec.
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Sabines SauIit.

so,s,5 auO d1,,ne,..
NAHHE~-' s,nr,rs
Horse tlothinF Carriage me. Lap Dustcrt Fly Nrts
aud lBf.r variety ,f SaiN Duuu4 tiway- on hand.
4. u. sAlIH CO., q N srrtn st.. Nta orb.
Ion ~NG.E-A sprr,I r.sc. .ul..l snd .fut : wear
] q. g. H-rfs h n. free, 80 lifh dry r. ssi Apply
for t"o day 10 q Hlya~ist
NOR ~AIh->ev'ril tru-ss. horace. harness, and
! bu. ipr-s giE o. lsf ~. near iith Il.
w ANrEp- she as who has fol. 20 buy pr 80
W ntrc immediately. VAL pay cor the Information
wHt,r one can pc iourd. Anpy ut 2'' West Sd It.
l., coon horses. NJ Tor any nd Of work, for
I SALE anu tho owner Wiil rive good trial. IN.
quife at y GOcICS st., on the cast side.
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Clothes wrincers Of all kinds repaired prompt
Is %, metropolitan ashing Machine Goa =! turtlAult
81, Sew VrE. Ado.
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nbtIng.

ysAHOtANN,
II SPiNl@il 'CTDAR. FOR HoAT BUILDERS.
ana at Siud- ol hrd Wo'd. m los-, PLANK boards, and
Ncuetrs.
GEO. W. READ 4 CO.,
MIL and ard,
1856 To .n Lewis St.
Corner OF tth It., lat RIVER.
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tiusora fict,,rs.
II. vol enlisted before July q. isH for years
~ car get SW bounty. Increase TO e invalid pension
ers fls" money Tor capture y. Orleans, E. RltOOk,
htr 'hiri clerk s. Sant4ry COM AZ ncy. ~ Nassau.
IL. soldiers wounded. ruptuecd. or INJURED while
~ uu uutN emitted To- pension aud tlJl luuuty 10
dis hargci thertfron. CLAIMS promptly c1hectcl by
SCHolL Chambers st.
~. OFFICEW~, sailors aud soldiers, wounded.
" ruptu-rl or injured, however slightly, arc rl.
titled tn pens on. pr. b.. T.. JACKSON, late surgeon
L. :. Aayy, Nea Chambers st
hR, BONF. 10i Wc-t lttl st-nie-Hs,s hcar' lungs
T. NJ.
I O~r.-Iphn \. M'Giuivray. aged q years l,fi
home sin g., Iu. -"r's Pulrt, MONDAY, ilth Iu 20
Ard has 30, herl s'en s4cc bad On scotch cap, dage
coat anu vest, brown pants, ulNd suirt, hare footed"
has lcrch marx on cl'h t"Wno far conn oNnn.
Any one giving rIur nation ot him vtI hc rewarded
for IA r uulr and receive The thSnks OF his parents
comedian never play ed N tae "tollceu HAwn" .u mo
city. q. Il.
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slrr c'ooNs.
EKNaTE-T BAkGAIN,
ntw iNusit.

DtNJO.-fuat issued Hogan's rsnip Manual, th1
~ lcst simple sn1 complete method ever Introduced
enabling thv most uua.cal person to play tunes At
sist. Can and rc" u. y, B.-iutttaction given W
banjo, song and dance, jir aud clog dance. JOIN
BOGAN, lO East Houston st, near N1wcry.
zFU-IyI .NS.-Dn. cent a sheet for music from sll
vi composers. ~ broadway, up stair.
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Ttuurts.

WAREROOI~ -TifNWAN NALL,
ll an l'i tls' IAN 81. New YORK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-25
Lecture and Social Hour.


Rev. E. Mills delivered the third
lecture on European Scenes and So
ciety, in the lecture room of his church,
on Wednesday evening. In the course
of his remarks he very pleasantly car
ried his audience in imagination through
the centre and south of France to Genoa
in Italy; touching upon the superior
railway accommodation and manage
ment, the scenery, agricultural produc-
tons, condition and appearance of the
peasantry, description of Lyons, Mar
settles, Nice and the kingdom of Mona
CO. He made his auditors feel warm as
he dwelt upon the vineyards, orange
groves, olive yards, fig and lemon
orchards, and finally disappointed them
by leaving them standing in the crooked
streets of the city of Genoa.
The ''Social Hour" received addition
al interest from very happy speech
made by Mr.. S. Fl. Kelly, in presenting
an envelope containing liberal sum of
money from the members of the So
ciety to their efficient chorister, Mr..
G. @. Day, who responded by song
so sweet that he left his donors more
deeply in debt to him than before the
presentation.
The choir also enlivened the hour
with appropriate glees, and Miss Smith,
of Alabama, sung select song, which
was gratefully acknowledged.
1t was indeed pleasant scene to wit
ness so many parents and children, old
and young, spending ''Social Hour" in
such commemorate manner.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-25
The Ashbury Life Insurance Conn
pany ClosIng Up business.

Another life insurance company has
determined, owing to the bad prospects
ahead, to take in sail and abide events.
This time it is the Ashbury Life, and, of
courses young company. According to
the statements of the officers and direc-
tors pretty much the same causes have
led to its present condition as those
which influenced the Commonwealth to
transfer its good and bad business to the
National life few days ago. 1t should
not be taken for granted that the COM
pany has failed outright, for the facts
do not bear out any such Interpretation
of the situation. Hard times are at the
bottom of it all, the directors say, and,
not willing to continue to sail before the
wind with little or no prospect of ever
being able to get into port, they have
concluded to curtail expenses. The pres
ident of the company, Mr.. North, states
that the directors have simply resolved
not TO undertake any new business. This
is owing to the present financial condi-
ton of affairs. The company was sol
vent and ready to pay all claims against
1t. The policy holders had no reason to
be apprehensive their policies were as
good as ever. The total cash income of
the company in 1872 was $203, 900;
premium note and loan income, &c.
$50 T; leaving an excess of income over
expenditures of $43, 241, the total cash
and note expenditures having been $780,
998.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-25
One of the Oldest Inhabitauts--a
North Troy Character,

Good biographies are scarce. They are
commonly written by idolatrous friends
or implacable enemies and we get but
one-sided and exaggerated views of the
subject. Judged by the biographical IL
brary alone, the world of famous men is
divided into two classes rarefied saints
and condensed scoundrels. Autobiogra-
PIXIES are to biographies as gold is to
copper, Washington's farewell address
to Andrew Johnson's, the Declaration
of Independence to a village papers edi-
torial. For the man who has the conceit
to write his own personal history is sure
to have the spirit of Cromwell, when he
said to Lely
"Paint me as / am. If you leave ont
the scars and wrinkles, Iwon't pay you
a shilling"
Yet, too, it must be admitted that
some lives are so full of experience that
they represent in great degree the &C
tivities of their age. Their deeds form
the table of contents to the volume of
the century. Such men belong to the
public. To write their autobiography is
a duty they owe to the world. Samuel
Bushnell of Vail avenue undoubtedly
belongs to this class. His time of histo-
ry-making is past. He has rounded the
measure of experience. His wisdom
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-25

CHECKER PLAYING IN VERMONT.
view of thecontests between Mr. Wyllie,
of Scotland, with the best checker play
ers of Boston and New York AMI his
victories over them, we suggest that it
is time for Vermont to be heard. We
have several very fine players in this
town, and in Essex lives Mr.. McGregor,
who is generally reputed to be the best
in the State, and whose admirers claim
even more for him. There is no doubt
that Mr.. Wyllie would come here if one
or two matches were arranged for him,
and it is equally certain that worthy
opponent could be found here. This
being the metropolis of the State,
it is fit that the best players of
the north and east sides should come
here to meet the Scotchman. Negotia-
tons have been entered into looking to
the arrangement for visit from Mr..
Wyllie to Rutland We hope they will
succeed. Cannot we have tourna-
ment ?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-25

| will never bear richer fruit. Now is
| the season when he should chronicle
what he has heard and seen as specta-
| tor, what he has been and done as an
actor. Vermont has sent forth many
lusty sons, and though Bushnell may not
be among her favorites, he is not unwor-
thy of her glory. His remembrance of
the war of 1912 is strikingly vivid for
one who never earned a place on the
pension rolls of his country. No better
farm could be found than he titled near
Burlington two generations ago. Wash
ington market in New York has forgot
ten how the tradesman from Vermont
could induce more customers to buy at
that place in day than any three of his
fellows. AS book-keeper he was unsur-
passed in speed and accuracy by any &C
countant of his day. He honored several
other vocations in his palmy days, and
won laurels in them all. Neither let it
be forgotten that he was on dining
terms with the governors and demigods
of his native State. With most of our
political heroes of the past generation he
was on intimate and honored terms.
MANY time did he sit with Webster
over the Glowing bowl, and his memo
ry is saturated with "reminiscences of the
Great Defender In politics he was a
Wing, and his votes were cast for the
crested chieftains of that once famous
party. For about 35 years he has been
resident of Troy.
His life has been an open book. He
has demonstrated anew that the 'dili-
gent soul shall be made fat. Had
Franklin lived to-day, he would have
dedicated his autobiography to his faith
full disciple. He has literally laid up
''much goods for many years" 1t is to
be feared that our citizens have not
Justly appreciated this relic of better
days. If they have, how can the casuist
explain the spirit which could mass
Trojan mob and burn the habitation of
this distinguished but harmless citizen,
as was done some two years ago. He
has not wholly lived unto himself.
He remembers with special pride how
he once exhorted in the vicinity of State
street, while he allured to brighter
worlds and led the way"
Our readers must see from this hasty,
imperfect notice of Bushnell that he has
unwritten but valuable matter for an au-
photography. 1t is hoped that he will
realize his duty to his race in time to
give US personal history, which. if not
illustrious, is far from common place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-25
The Finding of the Sentence iH
the Genet EFfal.

The scene when the jury in the Genet
case came in is described as very inter
estiDg. When the session was rCsuE 20
after their absence, every eye was direct
ed to the jury. Genet looked at them
as they took their seats, but none gave
back his glance.
Gentlemen Of the jury, have you
agreed upon yOu verdict 2 asked Mr..
Sparks, the clerk.
eve have" answered the foreman.
rising.
GLOW say you, 90 you find the prs
oner at the bar, Henry W. Genet, gully
or not guilty p
Guilty" answered the foreman.
Upon this announcement Genet turned
pale and gasped as if for breath. In o.
moment he recovered himself, and then,
taking out toOth-pick, began chewing
on il as if utterly indifferent TO the TX
terance of a single word upon which
hung his future destiny.
Mr.. Waterbury asked that the jury hr
pelled, and they each answered, That
is my verdict.
Judge Daniels directed the verdict u
be entered, equity of the charge cor
tanned in the indictment"
A reporter called on Judge Daniels In
order to ascertain the maximum punish
ment 10 which the prisoner could he
sentenced under the verdict. Judge
Daniels said the maximum sentence was
five years in the State Prison and a fine
of four times the amount Of the warrant.
about S20.000
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-25
Christmas I'm Spain.

There is no civilized country on earth
In which children are not roada 49,. ~
by the promise of the coming Cbristraa ~
But in every country the festival il .,s'I1'
Gu py a aiIIerent name, and its presiding
genus is painted with different cos,
tune ana manner. You all know about
our Joiy Dutch Santa Claus, with his
snreWd, twinkiing eyes, his frosty beard.
nis ruddy lace and bag of treasures with
Mnlcn ne comes tumbling down the
CHIMNEY, while his team of RENDERS
snort and stamp on the Icy roof. The