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The sun., 1873-10-07
A YACHT RACE IN A STORM.
TREMENDOrs SEAS THE FLETCHER
DARE NOT STEM.
One ItuIc Yacht Piunripp into the Teeth OF
the Gale and the Oiher Crippled and Csu,-
pelled TO Abn on the Contest.

DARH NOT STEM.
One IiuIe Yacht Piuurins into the Teeth OF
the Gale and the Oiher Crippled and Csm-
peIled to Abn ndon the Contest.
The race for a eco cup between the sloop
yachts Meta and Vision was sailed yesterday
despite the terrific storm. Hnll, spars, canvas
and Higgins had need to do their duty we'll and
were a. severely ested as were the nerve and
seamanship Of the yachtsmcn. A stif breeze
blew from the southwark at the start, which, as
the day wore on, chsnked into a heavy north
wester, which covered the ocean With white
caps and sent all coastin5 vessels into tho hH-
bor for safety. Great interest centred on the
contest for various reasons. In the nrst place 1t
wac regarded as a test race OF the sailing quail
ties Of two entirely different kinds Of models,
ana in the second place nearly te0,00 wegered
hy the friends Of the plurky owners, depended
on the issue, Tho yacht Meta s owned by Com
moJore George \. Dellng, Ia - feet long over
all aud was built 10y p. McGllhan Of Ray
onne. She has a sharp model all over,
With a comparatively deep draUsht q
water. The VISION Is owned hy the Ale,andre
brothers, IL ten faet less I'm length than the
Meta, and was built by NcGauick after one Of
Robert Fish's models. she has an immeuse
o,rrhang fore and az, and draws but little
water. The vision received 4 time allowance OF
! four inmates and twcu'v-'wo seconds. TIE
Meta was sailed hy Capt Joe Elieworth aud tie
| Vision by Frank Baker.
Tie William Fletcher started from tho barge
onice dock about SD \. W., and carried down
large aui folly party of yachtsm n. About the
I middle % th, lower lay a line was thrown the
! Yacht Wind =. and she was taken I'm 'ow ns far
az tine southwest spit. Tue Meta aud Vision lay
~ the i'fs -hoe. aid "a, The let her dlDs a'A-
/ cl lost ho time in ccttng ready for The y. ..
Jld-ts were sent - trd a tcG I4'ht, 1r t.N'nut
The sun., 1873-10-07

Henri Ward Beecher will sneak, AZ 2 o'clock
and No, 4 In Dr. Taylor's church, at7H.
The Secretary also gave notice that cll-
dren's meeting would be In Dr. Hepworth's
adults as possible should attend. The Rev.
NarayoD Sheshadri will deliver an address.
The sun., 1873-10-07

don market, and the street gossip to-day
was that the same party had recently negotiated
foreign exch lnce loan Of s2O00.OC0, and the
sudden activity Of Western Union was thus er-
planned. Neither the outside public nor the
local specuiators, however. appeared to Join In
this movement. and the business was chiefly
cennned to the clique brokers. We are i'ifOrm-
ed from Trustworthy source that the Commo-
5D. dSTs Z ,or ,b g5ye5t ~ gertsSS ,Ss s s
call loan due the Union Trust Company
on Lake shore coiatersls. As soon as this can
resume Western Union opcued A. eeN rose 20
,3s, and then declined to 1U'., but closed at
~. TIE other prominent stock. we're Union
Pacific, Lake shore, Ohios. Rock IslaLd, Wa
bash, and New York Central, the extreme Il hic-
tultIons Of whi i0h will be found in the compare
tive table. The street was siugularly free from
any etcitinF ZONES, ch1 I've tone and temper or
s{eeuiation DID not reject any important
Tie total number Of shares dealt In was
spHS Of which Western, nion .rel resented
$500; Union Pacific. 600; New York Central.
S,7S: Rock Island, 3,]l.; Pa"nc Val, 2'9';
Nou4Ne-tctn, 2,;yl; Atlantic. and Pacific. pre-
40; ,trie, IJo Hannibal and Il. Jo,crh,
rrIo Lclawale i2ske% ~. ma nn1end Writern' ~,
Bost5n. Hartford and Ine 100; Consolidation
Ioah 10 M 41j New jersey Central, 2Jli Z =.
Lure 30; M,.M-tn Genital, 2l0 At iGf 2 %;
western preferred. 20: M,i,lsnd Coal. e60 at is
yf4i Ohi's preferred. sn at 65a,d!; Panama.
-; Delaware aud it.a..p q .ntI. e. at 10; 80.
paul prci.rred, l.p; anU Ha"nD~ and ST..
sr',ui u,.f in i.,.d v,. q .ll ord alro.t ncu,i-
nal. Operators were not iispn -d O." cn-rre In
eny new venture on citHer s.ie cd th1 aeco.nt,
There d5s' not Al the pre. .en' 'in" srrear'o
De tn> e'dlne ol- ili... ii tl'' 81 t -i' '. ",
T. iyi q p . tp.'4 '.-. -A
s.'l l,.l..l,. -t qd- or ha' - h-ea 80 cas.
The sun., 1873-10-07

TrE HOt sEHOLp PANACEA NND FAMILY Nv
lNENT is ht best r.medy In the world for the follow.
rg complaints Crsmpin limbs ana stomach, pain in
The stomach, bow Ols. y ie, ricumausm in all lie
forms. collie neuralgia. rnlts. frc4 Nuuuds spinal com.
pia l'-, nu ...'fs D. uits. Don't IAN to poo
d. ia utI HH' rHr.I 700 known Tor tnuO ing van
80 fl ra.es. fol ui 81 ld eAic- mai use. s-d bS lii
The sun., 1873-10-07
THE PREACHERS CONGRESS
BRINGTNG TOGETHER 7BE 1RMIEs
OF PROTESTANIISM.
Sketches OF the Addresses In Association
Hall and in IT. fsprs Church Yesterday
The Alliance InNited TO visit Greenwood
and then no 10 Marbj,Rtou,

Association Hail. There We're, perhaps, not SO
many delegates on the platform IA have hereto
lore attended, but In the body u the hall, as on
the preceding days, every seat was occupied, and
hundreds who were unable to eject an entrance
betook themselves TO -. Phurs Methodist
Eilscupal Cnirch al Fourth avenue ana twenty
second street. Here too, every pew was nlled
and as many as could obtain standing room
pressed tn and occruied the door. The spc kers
were the Rev. James McCosh' ID. d. Ill" ID,
fresiIcut Of Ih' College Of New JerscV the Rev.
Ar. Dow-on' D. d. Prof c. ?. kr1uth, d. d.
Prof. Aruot Henry Guva', III. n PRECEDENT :
Wur,r,.on NIru. H. II pr.f ri,,,r1 stto.s
ami Others
The tAeolosi,1l section was orer.l a, Associ-
a'l 10 HAN Ly tie s1i eng OF loiuph ~ the
eighth hymn after which an eloquent aud fer
vent prayer Vas OK red ~ bj Bishop Campbell
~ the tolored Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tae Secretary DR. l. Prime road n set OF re-
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''',"s s.'' nS '.e mug 1"'ie'| pre- -u' .iS
'''. u o' Ue foreign G'ieEa'es cory ol Tue
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European de''cat - To- visit Prospect Park AMI
GI,eu,y ID a. ,.,r, tc-tunr-,,y. ali ,,i. "a .h,l
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'.''. '"' A"''''"" Institute ar were "''
11.rs, NJ riro,v v,os no-, Introduce, 10
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hotel eNy n.ss dcfravei
"e A'I' I.I'ssoI s'-"''y Le''n'H "i NIht
C'"esc' London expressed the 'h INKS Of The
foreign delegates for the ho.pitallt' 'os rendered
.,t.er,. and hon rro,.e5..d :, deliver an al.
''"o''' anu .heu pI".''',N " H''''' an "H-
trs,. on the Bet me'hoIs 81 Coun'era.'ni
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The sun., 1873-10-07

Sever 90 '- t.ni N'1n, 'r -H'' F'ser.
ror ~ sh rH' "'c. nut dress ur hHsiurs-
Aa DIl b. To-"
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The sun., 1873-10-07
MARISs rNrELLfGENcE.

stvtArrFH ttNsSAc-rufs ntY.
sun ruesu... o. sun acts. .... ~ Noon rlscf.
HigH wkTFn--Infs nav.
sandy liVok.. ~ Gov. Island. 80 Veil Gate 10 "a
The sun., 1873-10-07

~ strange az NAV Sern, the bost Raatlc
bEvadna3 3--A4e.
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A New MAGDALEN WITH THE OLD
SroRY-A WOMAN WHO WANTS TO De-
srRoY HER BABE.-Among the passengers
on the Sunnyside, which arrived at her
dock in Troy promptly in the morning, was
Il young woman named Rosanna w elch,
residing at Newport, VT. When she came
aboard the boat in New York she had a
babe in her arms. No special attention
was paid to her by the officers of the boat
until after midnight, when she made her
self conspicuous by running out of her
statc-room screcching. Col. Wolcott, the
steward, Immediately approached and in
quired the cause of the uprOar The young
woman, who is about twenty-five years of
age, answered that during her temporary
absence somebody had stolen a shawl from
the apartment. She added that she would
not have cared if the thief had stolen the
infant instead. This utterance surprised
the steward and naturally excited his or
gan of inquisitiveness. The woman then
related in part her story. 1t was the old
story Of trusting woman deceived by per-
tidiOus man. Three weeks ago she was
induced by her betrayer to go to New York
She entered Bellevue Hospital and two
weeks since she gave birth to child.
When she had partially recovered she
made the rounds of the different founding
institutions with the object of leaving the
child Failing to accomplish this object
she returned to the hospital, where one of
the physicians, DIR. Kellogg, offered to
have the child sent to Wards Island, pro-
yided she would remain and nurse it.
She declined to remain in New York.
She made her situation known to the author
of her misfortunes. This man, whose name
she gives as Eugene Smith, bought her tick
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steam BOilers.

Some interesting figures about Steam
boiler Inspections are furnished in the fol-
lowing report made by the Hartford steam
boiler inspection and insurance company
for August. The number of inspection
visits made during the month was 1887 !;
boilers examined, Pope; internal examina-
tons, 563. The hydraulic pressure was
applied in 1870 cases. The defects in all
discovered were 7l9, Of which 17G were
regarded as dangerous. These defects in de-
tail were as follows Furnaces out of shape,
5l-6 dangerous; fractures, 4s-2l danger
Gus; burned plates, 1913 dangerous !;
blistered plates, l2-27 dangerous de-
post of sediment, 105-I5 dangerous; in
crustation and scale, 97-7 dangerous; ex-
ternal corroson, 77-22 dangerous; inter
nal corrosion, 1876 dangerous; internal
growing, So dangerous; water-gauges,
defective, S7-4 dangerous blowout de-
fective, 27-G dangerous; safety-valve over
loaded, 2l-5 dangerous; pressure gauges
defective, 83-l6 dangerous; boilers with
out gauges, 1908 dangerous deficiency
of water, IA dangerous; braces and stays
broken and loose, 47-25 dangerous boil
ers condemned, %. We feel compelled to
call attention to the Importance of cleaning
boilers out often through hand-holes. We
have frequently recommended this precau-
ton, and we speak of it again because
| steam-user do not seem to attach the i'm
| portancc to it which they should. Scale is
thrown off from the boiler, perhaps by
some solvent, it accumuates on the bot
tom, and, if not removed, becomes con-
glomcratcd with other impurities, covers
the firc-shccts, and the result is, they are
sooner or later badly burned. We would
advise all steam-uscrs to see that this work
is not neglected.
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CoFFINS AND CAsKETs,
AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
AT L. @. KIN0sLRY'S.
Rutland, June i7.lsIs
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A X p L rs.
velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, Three Ply and In
grain Carpets, OIL Cloths, &C., &c.
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TIE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILROAD
In spite of the difficulty of negotiating their
bonds recently experienced by the Canada
Southern railroad company, it is expected
that trains will commence running on that
road about the LIST of November. The
principal obstacle to the completion of the
road has recently been the uncomplctcd in
ternational bridge at Buffalo, which is now
nearly done. The headquarters of the
road are at st. Thomas, afew miles from
London, Canada, and from this point radi-
ate the three divisions to Fort Erie, AM
herstburg and Cartwright, respectively OPP
postc Buffalo and, n. Y, and st. Clair,
Mich. The road is one of those that prac-
tically unite Canada and the States. The
company own very extensive grounds at St.
Thomas, and have built the best depot in
Canada. After leaving ST. Thomas the
road has one stretch of 60 miles in direct
vision will extend. The Fort Erie and
Amherstburg division is in excellent order,
and it is believed that the entire distance
229 miles. can be run in seven hours, in
Guiding stoppages. The division of this
system of roads between Detroit and Toll
edo is about done, and it is expected that
by connecting with the Toledo. Wabash and
Western freight business with St. Louis
will be secured, while some traffic from
Chicago will be gained by tapping the Lake
Shore at Toledo. Other operations than
those ind Gated have been stopped by the
financial crisis.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE, WEDNESDAY
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II CorresponsaI.
SIN COMMENTARIES.

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mllones. Mr.. Peter Cooper, que 80 ha
resirado do Ia poisica para dedicAvse al
blan ds sua conciaaa4Anos, pabsieo rs-
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coneeptos La aigaiaasea pArsAfoa sin CO
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Seccion A: Hacienda y Seccion "a Fo-
mentO.
Dia 29-Seccion 5a Marina y Seccion
6: Gobernacion
Dia 3O.-Seccion 81 Guerra.
Dia 3.-Clases pasivas.
Las Administraciones y Coleeturfas de
Reptas, veri6caran el pago de las obliga-
clones clases en- elias consignadas; to-
niendo presente 10 dispuesto en- la Real
6rden fecha II de MARIO de 1872, publ
cada en- la Gaceta oJfcial de 19 de abril
del propio ano, relativa q que cada inte-
resado estampe en- la n6mina corHespon-
diente, la declaration de no percfbir otro
haber por fondoS generates, provincialeS
nj municipales, que los expreSadoS en- la
que fgura como particips del Tesoro.
Puerto Rico 90 de mayo de 1878 -
El Jefe Econ6mico Ordenador general de
pagos, Manuel j. GdlUGn.
La corruption en- cad q vena.-La ma
terra morbida que produce humores sail
tr0soS, sarpullidos, granos postillosos, la
gas vivas, exfoliacion del CUTS etc, pene-
ira toda la masa de la sangre. En- vista
de este hecho conocido, es obvio que pa
liativos aplicados localmente no pueden
causar un bene6cio verdadero El virus
que trabaja activamente en- agunas parties
en- otras esta oculto y solamente Sc puede
eradicar por un agente que como la Ear
zaparrilla de Bristol, dlfunis gu principle
desinfectamente en- todo ell sstema veno-
80. Cada gotta del huido vital esta sujeta
q la accion deterjente de esta preparation
penetrante, y asf la expurgacion SO hace
completa.
III aPegO d la vida, dObladO.-COn un
est6mago desordeDado ell goce tisico y
mental son imposibles. Todos los demas
6rganos simpatisan con el gran alimenta-
dor del sistema; la mente vuelve sombr{a,
irritable, = ernervada. No hay mejora po-
sible hasta que la function interrumpida
de DIGESTION ha sido restaurada y regulada,
y las Pfldoras Vegetables Azucaradas de
Bristol que obrGn directamente sobre Ell
est6mago, los intestinos, y el hlgado ar
restan su aocion morbida y comunican el
vigor que la enfermedad les ha quitado.
Las operaciones de purgar, y vigorar
marehan simultAneamente, el apetito me-
iors, el esplritu brilla, y la vida que es
literalmente IN peso al dispeptico, otra
vez Sc hace agradable. La capa de azdcar
evita Ia posibilidad del contacto entire 10
sustancia de las Plldoras y ell paladar, y
as do un gusto agradable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-23

formas de la ley y con Ell uniforme del po-
der Sc ha hecho un arte y el p6bllco no le
descubre. Sin haber aumento en- los bene-
fcios del gobierno, aumentan constante Y
rapidamente los gravamenes en- diferentes
conceptos. Las deudas y las contrioucio
nes han subido tai punto, que en-
algunas municipaidades y Estados Sc ha
perdido el crsdito eeta amenazada con
la con6scacion de la propiedad particular
Ell fruto del trabajo VI q parar manos
del gobierno y aiimentar la pereza, la
preteosion y el frauda De estas faltas y
cr(menes ningun partido esta tan exento
que pueda acuaar & los otros.
"Entre tanto, la atencion pdblica es
arrastrada por ell remolino de la polftica
sin provecho alguno. La polftica constitu-
ye ell elemento principal de la lectura del
pueblo q esa escuela Sc arregla tambien
gu virtud. De este modo, la corruption
que baja de las atlas fuentes por dfversos
conductos, innunda Ia terra, corrompe la
iuventud, infccioua la atm6sfera de Ia So
ciedad y de los negocios y corrompe has
ia los princ'pios de la moral. Los hombres
honrados inteligentes estudian el modo
de apartarse de la politica y de la cosa
p1blica, la cual, en- toda sociedad bien
constituida absorbe la mayor parte del
talento, aquf Sc la deja abandonada
inteligencias de 6rden inferior y de dudo-
SOS principles"