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Legal Tender Reserve.

WAsniNGToS, OF. 81
There does not appear to he any longer
any reasonable doubt that the President
will, in his annusl message, recommend
Congress to direct the issue of the entire
forly-four millions of legal tenders, com
monty called the reserve. and which has
already been drawn upon to the extent Of
four millions of dollars He has convcrscd
freely with some senators and members of
financial matters who have called on him
within the last day or two, and leaves that
distinct impression upon all of them. He
not only thinks that this additional amount
of currency is needed by the business inte-
rests of the country, but he believes that
it ought to be the cXchangeable basis of a
convertible bond, so that the locking up of
currency or other artificial stringeucy of
the money market could be prevented by
the exchange of these bonds for legal ten
dcrs, or vice versa. If the President adj
heres to this position till the meeting of
Congress, it is very evident that Secretary
Richardson will have to yield his we'll
known views to the contrary or else there
will he an irrcpressible conflict which will
undoubtedly end in the lattcr's retirement.
But the secretary is exceedingly cautious
lately in stating his views, and his best
friends predict that finally, whatever the
presidents policy may be- he will be found
in accord with it, Judge Kelly, member
from Philadelphia, and for many years II
high tariff member of the ways and means
committee, returned to-day to Philadelphia,
fully satisfied that the presidents policy
will be as stated.
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ADVENTURE WITH BURGLAR. Mr..
Cone, merchant at West Hartford. about
midnight ON wednesday. his wife hcug
sick, was Obliged TO 80 on an GRAND TO his
store On entering it he heard a person
stepping about in the second story. TAX
Ing his pistol he quietly went up stairs and
there found burglar, whom he obliged 10
surrender. Discovering, however, that the
rascal had confederate outside. ard fear
ing to venture out, Mr.. Cone was forced To
remain in the building all night with his
prisoner. He deprived him of his watch
and all his apparel save hspants shirt and
stockings, but at daylight the burglar.
snatched up Il scale weight and fcllcd his
captor and fled. and at last accounts had
not been rctaken. The confederate WIS
arrested Thursday forenoon, while walking
on the railroad track near West Randolph
He claims to be from Alburgh
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PATENTS. -Patents were issued to Yer
monters, or persons residing within our
circulation, To bear date October 18th, 1878,
rs follows:
'Mop-holdcr' NJ. Naramorc, I'm
derhill Patent numbered l43, G33 appli-
cation filed August 4th, 1873.
"Watch-Key' - Francis f. Allen and
Samuel G. Hall, Kcene, N. II. Patent
numbered 1869 application filed Au
gust 18th, 1878.
" Car-Coupling George w. Putnam
South Glens Falls, n. Y. Patent number
ed 145, 1l5 application filed June 2Gth
1873.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE. SATURDAY NJ

Riand Hawkins Estate, Walingford
License granted TO sell real estate.
22d SamuelSparhawk Estate, Pitsfield.
Settlement of account of II. $. Whitcomb
and decree of residue.
Petition for appointment of guardian
over Carm Iluntlcy, of Pitisford Hearing
Noy. III.
25h. Hiram French Estate. Pittsficld
James II. Baker appointed administrator
de honis.
Aurora Bixby Estate. Mount Holly
Duane O. Ross, appointed administrator.
eth. Angelina Allen, appointed guar
dian of Ellie Belle Allen and BERTHE Allen
minor children of Asnhcl Allen, late of MI
Holly.
Horace Newton Estate Mount Holly
Settlement of administrator, December .,
1873.
%. w. d. Nchol Estate, Pittsford
List of claims returned and approved. Set
Element of executors account Dec 2d
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y CARD. In reply to many inquiries on
the subject take this method of announc-
Ing to lecture committees and others inter
cstcd. that am arranging TO deliver a
limited number of lectures during the com
ing winter, on any of the following sub
iccts;
I. "From Paris to pompcii, or fifty
days in Southern Europe"
.. "From London to Edinburg, or six
weeks in Great Britain"
,. "rhc New and Old Worlds com
pared. or lessons on my European trip"
4. "Fempcrance and Tcmplarism in
Europe
3. Heroes and iIcrolsm'
For particulars, address
REV. +. Mills.
div wit Rutland, Vt.
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yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS. prt 81
lh' mortuiy report ut Go.clock, p ~
was not 80 favorable, showing twelve
deaths from yellow fever and five from
other cluscs The same as the noon re-
port.
New York, oct 81.
a dispatch from Shreveport, La. says
AT Joint meeting OF the physicians Of
Dallas. New Orleans and Shreveport, a re-
solution was adopted recommending the
renewal Of social and commercial relations
with the outside world. The foyer is no
longer epidemic at Marshall
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Phelps.

ALBANY, Oct. 81.
Mr. Warren, the expert, who has been
examining books in the State Treasures
Office, has submitted two reports to the
Governor. One report covers the investi-
cation of the accounts of the trust fund for
security Of the performance of Canal con-
tracts These were found all correct.
The other report covers tho investigation of
the free school fund accounts. These were
also found accurate but there was found
much loseness or neglect in keeping ac-
counts posted and they were greatly be-
hind.
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OBITUARY. -- The news of the death of
Col f. N. Dean, of Springfield at
Attlcboro, Mass, of consumption. Mr..
Dean, who has been in poor health fol
some time past, was on his way to Calror-
mia, in hopes of rcganing it. He was at one
time engaged IN the soap stone business nj
Pcrkinsvillc, and more recently at South
Acton. Mass. He was a member Of st.
Johns Lodge. +. and A. NJ. and Il dccga-
ton from the lodge attended his funeral,
which was Monday last.
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From Washington.
WAsIuNGToN, Oct. 81.
VERY ILL.

VERY I'LL.
Mr.. Dent, father of Mrs. Grant, is living
dangerously i'll with no prospect OF re-
covery.
RECEIPTS FROM SPIRITS.
New YoRR, Oct. 81.
The receipts from spirits during the
fiscal year 1873 were $52 ,O95,5O5
PERHAPS.
A Washington special rcvives the story
that Secretary Richardson is to resign at
President Grants request, and be succeeded
by cX-Gov. Morgan.
CIVIL SERVICE RULES
The civil service commission is making
arrangements to codify all outstanding
civil service and regulations into one har-
monions whole that the full results of the
system may be made more apparent to
Congress.
RUMOH ABOUT SANTANA.
The rumor is denied that the government
has purchased or leased site in SANTANA
bay for coaling station. No action has
been taken by the government towards the
government towards the establishment of a
coaling station there. The question may,
however, be considered early in the future
The establishment of coalng station
there would, however, have no reference to
annexation, the president being determined
that no proposition bearing upon the an
ncXation question shall come before Con-
gress or the country by any action of his.
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The internal revenue receipts for the
month ending today SG,90S, 461 for the
same month last year the receipts were
S9,3Oi, 1853; the receipts for September last
were SS,S2i,G11, and for August over
SS,jO0,OOO.
REMOVAL OF THE MoDoCs.
Orders were issued to-day for the re-
moval of the Modocs who are now ut Fort
Mcpherson 10 Il permanent location with
the Quapawas on Neosho River in the
extreme northeastern corner of Indian
Territory.
RICHARDSON'S RESIGNATION DENIED.
Secretary Richardson tonight denies
the report that he had resigned. lie has
been deugcd with kilograms from New
York aud other places to-day mquiring as
| ga, ln Of bn Draa' ia
Grant also stated to the Associated Press
Agent that lac had not intimated to Mr.
Richardson any desire for him TO resign
and had no such desire nor ground what
featured from whole CLOTH
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LoNG ABsENcE.-lIany Nichols, who
left Fletcher AZ years ago, when he was Il
boy of 13, returned last week, having never
visited the place since he left it, nor in
formed his family OF his whereabouts,
though he has all the time lived in New
York All his relatives were dead, and
pretty much everybody else he knew.
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New YORK, Oct.

NEW OKk, UCt. OI,
A leather factory in West lIoboken
closed on account of scarcity of money.
Two hundred hands are thrown out of en-
ployment.
force in different shops along the road and
the workmen retained to he put on three
quarter time commencing tomorrow.
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SILK CULTURE. A new and important
fact in silk culture has been developed by
the Acclimation Society, France, namely {;
that silk Of varied color can be produced
by feeding the silk worm ON different
leaves. Worms fed on vine leaves produce
a silk Of Il magnificent red color. Lettuce
has been found TO produce IN emerald
green colorcd silk.
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STOLEN IIoRsE.-A week or SO ago u
couple of chaps came along. and sold Il
horse to b + Ellison. which now proves TO
have been stolen from Glens Falls n. y.
Friday or Saturday the owner of the
animal, having tracked the thieves and
horse TO Springfield, went and took pos
session. The thieves were caught down
in Massachusetts,.
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THROAT DISEASES. Medical opinion is
lhe authority for the announcement that
the present style of ''chokers' for gentle
mems wear, and the Elzabethan rufus so
much affected by ladies, are the causes OF
the prevalence of sore throats and that the
winter will be profitable one for physi'
clans if these styles be continued.
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Southern Pacific.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Oct. 81
The Southern Pacific railroad track will
be completed to Los Angeles tomorrow.
A large force OF men will be Immediately
the railroad.
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CHINA WEDDING MIR. and Mrs. \. G..
Wheeler of West Randolph celebrated
their China wedding Thursday evening of
last week, large number of friends being
assembled at their residence. MI present
entered fully into the spirit of the occasion,
and very pleasant social hour was en-
joycd. The gifts were numerous consist
ing of china, silver ware, table linen. tow
els. etc.
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INsANE.-James Johns, of Starksboro,
formerly of Huntington, has become in
sane on account of his religious belief. He
has professed to believe that there is no
God, and thinks he has ruined many young
men by preaching his pernici9us doctrine.
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Bank burglars Captured.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 81.
The savings bank at Bethel, Maine, was
early this morning entered by robbers, who
powder, alarming the ncighbors who cap
tured three of the robbers. They had also
entered store during the night.
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Topcoplc in want of fall custom cloth
ing. we would say, 90 10 Allen IL Drew's,
81 Merchants Row. They have a first
class cutter from New York. and have the
reputation Of getting up fine work, and are
putting prices very low.
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New YORK, Oct. 81.
Private advices received here from la
vana, state that during the storm of the
9th inst, three Spanish gunboats were
wrecked at Guantanamo, one ut Saqua La
Grande and two at Batabano. Cuba. These
boats were all built in New York in 1869
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Horse Thief Hung.

ST. LoUIs, Oct. 81
The dead body of II horse thief named
Thomas Box, was found hanging in the
woods near Virginia City, Cedar county,
Missouri, on the morning of the 2Slh inst.
No clue to the murderers.
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John G. Heenan.

New YORK, Oct. 81.
The body of John c. IIeenan arrived
here to-day. Funeral services Sunday
morning and the remains to be taken to
Albany for interment.
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TRINITY CHURCH. Service with holy
communion to-day (All Saints Day. at
1890 II. IN. Sermon tomorrow evening
on "Some Essentials in Religion
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Fire.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 81.
b The round house of the st. Louis and
Southeastern railroad, at East st. Louis,
with two locomotives, were burned to-day.
Loss about $4,000; insurance unknown.
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OswEGo, oct. 81.
lIoyt, Sprague n Cos wooden mills at
further notice. Some five hundred opera
tives will be thrown out of employment.
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Fire.
prnr Ind Oct. 81.

TEKV, IIINI'i Wv UT
The Clifton, wheel factory was burned
by an incendiary fire to-day. Loss Slo,oooi
insurance $11 200
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sabbath services.

ADvEST CHURCH.-NO services.
BArTIsT.-Rev. t. Mills Pastor; Services Mt
1913 a. M and 100 p. IN. sabbath school at IL IN.
CATHoIC,-ltcv Charles Boylan, Pastor; Ser
vices AT 500 and 1920 n. m and t.0Op. IN.
FRENCH CArlIoLIC.-ltev. II. Cardinal, PASTOR
Services at HOO IN. ana 400 p. IN.
CONGREGATIoNAL.-Iiev. j. q. Johnson, Pastor;
Services at 1913 a. m. and 100 p. IN. Prayer
meetings Thursday and saturday evenings at
40.
EPIsCoPAL-Rcy. WI. Harris, ID, Rector; Morn
Ing Prayer with Sermon at 1890 a. IN. sunday
School Immediately after morning service
Evening Prayer with sermon hereafter at 100
p. m
METHoDIsT.-Rev. II. L. Austin, Pastor; Ser
vices at 1890 n. IN. sabbath School Concert
ut 100 p. M Prayer Meetings Tuesday and
Thursday evenings ut 600, In the Chapel West
street.
West Notwithstanding in CEN
trail Hail at 200 and 100 p. IN.
Young Mems Christian Association.
Meets at their Hall, Bunum's Block, Monday
evenings for devotional services at o'clock,
led by Ben. X. Chase. All are invited. Al the
close of the devotional exercises there VIII be
meeting for business. The members Of the
Board of Directors, and working committee
are requested to be present.
Reading Room freely open TO all, from 500 a.
H. to 10 p. IN.
Meeting ut the jail at o'clock p. IN.
POOlcr Dstrlct-At $50 o'clock p. IN.
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New York S'ocK ana Money market.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
Money stringent all dag at 1-82a d per DAY.
bulk OF business at . to y.
Gold closed at sll@saa.
Carrying rates at currency. and 3-Gl gold.
closing at i-32
Clearngs at the gold exchange today amount
ed to s2i, $4,000.
The bank gained 10000 legal tenders to-day,
The pooling Of grccnbacks at the clearing house
ends to-day and tomorrow each bank COM
mences business With its proper percentage Of
these notes, when every bank viii have to look
out for Itself Loan certificates are continued
without limit as to time or amount but banks
generally are not in favor of increasing them.
Sterling exchange lower for co days at l06
and for sight at los los.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted To-
ii65, 10.
The customs receipts to-day amounted TO
s2690OO.
The total payments to date, on account OF NO.
vembcr interest s3,Ol5oOO.
Silver disbursements from the treasury to day
amount to $3.50
Governments lower and dull.
state bonds neglected with no demand.
Stocks were weak the greater portion ut the
day and at the second call had declined To
i1ac, with recovery Of ia@1i. which was the
last. Afterwards the market closed somewhat
steadlcr. The aggregate business was very
large. The following are the ranges Of the
principal fancles: New York Central AT su1,
@si Harlem at lO)a 1928 Lake shore at 49,,
6l5s Wabash at 3S@37 Northwestern at 3li,o
1914 Rock Island, sils@sI St Paul at 22A,@
24i4 Western Union at 45'a@5O Pacific Mail
at 26G2,.
4 "a al irA. .f
peake Is Ohio railroad to-day, no provision was
made for paying the coupons due tomorrow,
but Instead 1t was decided that bondholders be
asked to fund four coupons, next maturing into
7per cent income bonds. The company viii
make II statement TO creditors and h1ndholdcr,
tomorrow, or very soon.
Gold closed at 81.
Moncyat ID aud interest.
Slate bonds duh.
Governments dull.
Stocks very Irregular
Tho following are the closing quotations:
Where blanks occur there were mo- bidSI
| L. :. Is 81 rcg...lli Cleveland, Colum-
| l.. :. Gs 90 coupon III hus n Cine. e.
! L. :. 5-2us ~ reg .iU5 y. j. Ctntral... 80
! L. :. 5-205 'G1 coup. lOG Rock iSiaud..... So
| L. h-2us % coup. 1906 NIL. d 81. PnlIl... ~.
| L. :. 5-20s 90 old 10Y do. prcfpIcd. l3i
| L. ; 5-20s 60 new 10 II. W. d ......... -
| L. : 5-20s '61.......1l2l do urrlrrrrd 10
| L. : 5-2Us G,......1l2 Fort MuVnc.... II
l. 5 IS new......1o1 Alton and Terrr
! |. :. lO-iOS reg 90. 1876 llautr............
| L. :. lU-lUS coupon loo do. preferred. . -
| Currency Gs....... los Chicago a. Alton. -
Delaware ana llud- do preferred. ~
son Candl,...... 20 ohio d Mississippi. -
! MarlpOsa. .......... Del, Lack. ~ West. So
dc pfrl...... Boston. lturtiordH
| Cantt n ............ II Erip.............. IT,
Consc ildated coal - % c. {. y inijUl
| Cunteran ....... 20 Ccntrli......... T.
Western Union G. Il. 4 Q.......... %
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or Course.

ST. LouIs, Oct. 81.
Mike McCool has been released on $50.
OOO hail
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Harlem Extension way, S.l5 n. M, ana 2.nn p. tn.
Eastern way, I 40 u. IN
Troy way, 1910 p. m.
Troy, 1910 p M 2.I0 p. H., ana $50 y. IN.
Albany, 1910 p m, 9.lp p. M, and $50 -. IN
Boston, tl.l0 q. m, and $50 p. m.
tanadaS, l.lh y. IN.
Northern way, 800 p. IN.
Darlington, 2.U0 p. IN. ana $50 y. IN.
Saratoga way, 80 p. IN.
Ne v York, 2.4O y. m. and $50 p. m.
Con nccticut River way, 9.31 p. m.
Woodstock way, (Sjagv) LOO y. tn.
ChittCndru, tlues'lals ana SJturial:) @.uo p. m.
Stockmidgc (stagC), loo p. m.
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Che 3ut|ana daily Glohr.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1873.
|. AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, i:lO q TOGO u. M, 900 &
fS:3b y. IN.
" burlington 1910 & nl32 Il. m, 1880 Il l1:lo
u. M
" Port Henry, 'll:32 n. IN
Bennington, ll2:0s p. M. is.2o g 10 o. y.
IN.
" Saratoga, HAD u. M, 9:oG y. IN.
salem, lao N $3.50 Il. H., t3:l0 'i'hi p. H..
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLANp.
For Bellows Fails, 1850 & li:3Oa. m 1910 4 TOGO
u. IN.
" Burlington, 1:43 d 1910 a. IN. $3.50 u t:Ot p.
IN.
" Port Henry, t05 p. IN.
" Bennington, 1890 q 'g:C0 n. M, Is t2:25 p. m.
Saratoga, BOO a. m, ~ 1900 p. III.
Salem. l:i0 a 1900 u. m, 1900 q $500 y. m.
Mail Train MIXED.
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Collision.

New York. oct 81.
The PavOnia ferry boats Delaware and
Erie colided about j O'Clock this afternoon
by the carelessncss of the pilot of the Erie
The Delaware was struck at the wheel
house and sunk. The passengers were
taken off by passing tug. No one was
injured.
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Weather Probabilities,


WAR DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF the
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsHiNGroN, Z
ID. c., Oct 81, 1878 i. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
For Saturday southwest winds will oven
to the west with cloudy and clearing
weather for New England.
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When the boats reached the middle of
the river the Erie was headed directly for
the Delaware, striking her amidshps on
the larboard side. cutting through the
cabin, carrying away the wheel and wheel
house, with a large section of the cabin.
The Erie came with such force that her
bow crushed through the cabin and cut
long hole in the hull of the Delaware.
y panic struck the passengers, of whom
there were over five hundred on board,
many being ladies and children. The tow
boat, with canal boat in tow. came
alongside of the wrecked fcrryboat, and
took the passengers off The decks of the
boats barely aifording standing room for
the passengers
Many of the ladies carried life prcscrvers
from the fcrryhoat till they reached the
shore. The Delaware was towcd to the
foot of Spring street, New York, where
the teams were removed with considerable
difficulty. Among the wagons were two
with United States express packages for the
West.
The Erie is an iron boat and it was this
boat that run down the yacht Julia by
which accident Commodore Morton was
drowned.
The ferry is operated by the Erie Rail
way Company. The oh and experienced
pilots and employees have been removed and
their places filled by men VIGOROUSLY in
competent, and the result has been n series
of accidents of greater or less import.
The Delaware is damaged to the amount OF
| $50. 900.
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Mr.. Dent, father of Mrs. Grant, is lying
dangerously i'll with no prospect OF re-
cOvery.
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New advertisements.
rINE CARD PHOTOGRAPHS

M ANTED- \ girl to do washing, iron
w ugHnd chamber work. Apply at No. 81
Main Street, Rutland, Vt.
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ftELERY PLANTS From Peter Hender-
" son ready on ana after June gath. Send In
your orders, Cabbage plants for late crop by
the hundred or thousand; also, Green Peas
ready about july list. Flower plants, among
which Is the celebrated Amaranthas SaslfOlus
or Fountain Plant, constantly on hand. Bou-
quets, wreaths &C., made TO order.
s. CLEMONS,
may5diy ar Fair Grounds
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PROBATE, CoUIEE.
49, ....
Rutland District.

HoN. WALTER c. DuNToN, Judge.
Thomas c. RoDBlNs, Register.
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RECEIPTS FROM SPIRITS.
CIVIL SERVICE RULES.

The civil service commission is making
arrangements to codify all outstanding
civil service and regulations into one har-
monions whole that the full results of the
system may be made more apparent to
Congress.
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The excise board report over 1000 liquor
saloons of various kinds between Four
teenth street and the Battery. The board
has received S4S0,000 for licenses, being
$4,000 above that received by the old
RING boards
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-02
The day, of romantic house.break,

TIE days of romantic house-breakers
are not yet over. We read Of three
robbers who visited q house in an East
ern city. one of whom stationed him.
self by the bedside of the two servant
girls, and. with a revolver. persuaded
tbem to lie still and make 10 Outcry,
while the other two went through the
establishment, gobbling up the silver
ware, making good meal from the
larder-but grumoling because they
found no wine to wash down their re-
past-and then left the premises with
their booty. After the two had been
gone long enough to insure escape, the
bedroom sentinel deliberately kissed
the two girls and followed his com
rades. The girls stated that the rob
bera we're all handsome men, particu-
larly the one who kissed them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-02

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