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, 1874-12-17
CANADIAN NEWS.

Special Dispdfth to Tia Ch'ca9o Tribune.
TonoSro, Ont, Dot. 1G. G.-Ihe Government
measure for tho redistribution of soats receiyoa
its third reading to-day. lily it si1 now coustits
encica ayo croatod. thus making tho Ontario
Legislature to consist OF elghty-eight members.
4 blli to provide for compulsory voting ut Par
liamontary elections waB Introduced ut tlis ses-
sion for tho purpose Of testing tho feeling of tlc
Legislature, aud to hriug tho question before
the country. After its second roatling 1t WAS
withdrawn. Several prominent lnenl6ocs OIL both
s,des Of tho House aro iu favor Of tho principle.
Tho uon. Edward biuko, member Of tho Com
lnoua, lus publicly expressed lln.solf us its
warm aayotato. Tho lion. N. e. Cameron,
Ieader OF tho Opposition In the House, llaa,
during tho present session, been very fully OIL
gagsd with olltside lcgai Iusiness, unl by this
coursn subjccte.l hinlae.f to xayoro rnprinandB
by tho Leader, formerly tho official organ Of tl.o
Conservative party. That osEsn RayY: ''Tha
duties and obligatuna Ut tho leader OF tho Oppo-
s,tinn nrc Us ctariy del1e,! and real aud bind
ing III those Of loader 0f q Government, ind
The oao position dcmautlH atu!ost as many per-
sonai sacrifices as tho utlor. We claim that Mr.
Cameron .,hs not bent hia wAolc mind to Tho
task Of leading tho Outario Opposition thut lie
has mot taken tho run and tle ailicent'y into 1la
confidence and council mud that, in consequence,
too tnuch hapllazatd opposition. has Resulted"
Last night tho Hon. Adum Crooks, Provincial
Treasurer, waH chosen III tho Reform candidate
for East Toronto, III opposition 10 tho lIoi. A..
q. Cameron, Conservative.
, 1874-12-17
German Syur.asrepufufin

THE psria correspondent OF tho London Times
laH received the following lottcr from Berlin:
Tho Committee Of the lleichstag, after q pro-
como TO t,etsnito conclusion, rejecting CLAUSE
., which allows the Government to Incorporate
the lasIdstrlm lattalions into tho lant1wohr.
n tho Reic!,BtaS adopts this decision 1t
viii daatroy Tho ar9f" sf the ae'o nna
Il htt,o irritGtea ut tho determination Of tho
Committee, IL, OF course, preparing an enorgct-
10 opposition to 1t. There is no doubt that tho
leichstag will rcjoct tho resolution OF the Com
nttec, Tor it will understand that this would 10
almost tantamouut to the rejcntion Of tho nntiro
bill. 1t viii be remembered TINT 400, 900, 200 OF
the war indemnify wera rcHeryed for the restora-
ton OF tho var material disorgan,zod during
yide for tho requirements Of 1868 battosies and
log columns OF muuitiona. Provision haH bean
1nado i'll tho courso Of this year for l9A batteries
md liz columns Of munltlon; 3i3 light lcld
guns have boon orilored Of Krupp. and 1.83o
heavy gus, 2,53a gun ,carriages, 2,hso lnberss'
tions 4.35G Wagons for 800 batteries, 77,2lJ
Ghosts for procctiies, caaes for cartridges,
etc Tho munitions required for 278 tleld hat-
oros for ee ss 6 for ne paf ss IF s 5
ND9 cavasry balls to Ill tbese sals. 45S o72 cart
Ridges 61i,0G3 grcnados, 2,3O931O kilogranl-
1nea of coarso powder, and Se4 leo metres OF
silk. All tlis has bcon manufactured during tho
present year. Forty guns Of IL centiniotEes
diameter llayc also boon cast, forty shot-guns OF
15 col,sinletroa, with their carriagoa, 1,295 gun-
carriages have boon adapted for siego guns, and
337 steel GUNS OF is contimetres, and 723 bronze
guns Of l2 mud Ii ccntinotros 1aSe boen traua-
formed.
It is probable, tho 1TmrS correspondent re-
marks. TINT activity comparable to that Of Cor
many iiaB nowhere elss boon displayed, and, If
thcsn measures arc continued with equal vigor,
tue entire restoration OF Aor war material will be
NJ, accomplished fact by tho end OF 1s76.
, 1874-12-17
being SPONSORS, worn also Bhuwn to eoasa pre-

being Hponabrs, worn also Bhuwn to aonta IRE
pared for tlten.
Vixen tlis Noya! family wore ReAtei tho Lord
Chamberlain conducted tho infaut Prince into
tho 1,ow.lsoom Ills 1loyal 1flghnens waa carricl
by tho heaG-nttrac. mud attended by Ihay l:inmn
Osborne, I4Atly-lu-Wating to 11or Royal md I'M
When tho Archba,op comneuced Tho prayer,
" Almighty, ovor-livfng Hnn," tito lontl-nltrHo
raood tho infant Prince Into tho arft'H Of tho
Quoon, who iiandod 1iia Royal l1igllncHa to tho
Archbtslor. On reaching Inc portion Of tiIa
service for tl'o naminR OF tlao ehi'ft, tno hfei,
hshopa demanded or tho snona0rh now 1t eloulu
he named. ,,,,,,
The t3uonh n;'sTopea. hhson nI,a A'exaMaef WY
,sn Erness Al1nft ii nna -, is sa steaeo eno nfen-
Tic Infant PRINCE waH Attirod In n mat1tto
roy,, md cn,, Of IIpntpu lace. bplnE tho satlIo
dregg In wllish iii tic Quoen's oliildrcn, mud
ti,osn of tho prnea etul Princess Of Wales sYoro
cnrlstoucd. Altar the ccrumony, tho Qucon, Tho
Emnreua md lin ot,or n1omt,ora Of thc Hoyel
and Immortal families, proceeded IN tho room
,l,NjrnntatI as lilo Forty-fpur Room, Yilero
Thia room, M was 10 named in copn1omoration Of
tho fol]o,yiuu events, which took pluce In tito
YEAR 1914: lirAt, tho death nf tlo Triuco Con-
Forts fotltar-a h1st OF tho Into Duke ErlloBt of
eaxn.Cohlyr fvho wns grandfather to thc Duke
Of Edin|urs}. stands ID The room secout1ly.
tho BIRTH Of Ills 1toyal IIiglnoes Prince Alfred
fnow Dut.o III Edinburg( whose 1uaet ns 4
child Is also here thirdly, tLo visit to tho
Queen aud tho prluco Consort OF various Soyer-
ciruy. Prlncos, ana Princessou In tho course of
thnt ycar, wioso portraits aior tho wallp--yiz.:
'rho EInporor Nicholas Of it,saia. KING Fred.
orlok Augustus OF Baxony. Hing Louis rhijin.
no. iho iato King Of tho Dejrin,,s to Into Queen
II the Belriars tlo princo Of pr,,Eeia lnow
Enueror OF Germany, tho present Dnkn md
Duchess Of Saxe-t,oblrg tho Dun de Moutpen-
sier. nud tho iato Dukn Ernest OF Wurtemborr
lfirst cousin to tic Ouoon and tic princc}'
LMnchpop was uorYed fpr tic other distinguish.
cd gueytH IN tho Picture Gallery.
During tho luncheon tho Cotnptroltcr of tho
Household lin tic alscuce Of tho Lord Btevaril)
royo tic following toay.s:
u11ix novnl 1rcluc.a tia Prince Alfre,l of t.,,n,
buraI,.n eN' '''''~ 'SA
4,rae Queen."
"Tlae Duke aud Duchess q Eainnurgss.'
AttDf luncheon tle invited guests hHeeMDleu
, 1874-12-17
NEBRASKA STA1E {iNhNGE.

tpteIa!, I}isIulch II T,he Chieauo 1fitHnt,
lincoln, Mob, Dee. 1G.-The Stato Grange Of
Patrons u Husbandry assembled yesterday With
ilattertng attcnalce. No busineas Of my i.n-
portauco was done yesterday. lieBolntionB wovo
],asaea thanking Ohio and Louisiana Oranges for
late lihorai donations. d. ". Aunms. Orumt
Alustor or tho National Grange. III prosont, aud
delivered Ut nduroki lust ey0nl.,k. To-day waH
Bpent in Anar,ug tho iuEort uf tlIu slnte Agent.
Tho report nf tic FInailco Committee WIZ ro-
coyeel. Ulllcsrs will DO elected tomorrow
murniug.
, 1874-12-17
jUpiCINi ELECTION.

sp.eiai Di.poleh to Tie Ehisaa0 Td1uut.
LABAL1.r, ILL.,, Dec. 1G.--A. tho judicial elec.
tlou hold III this city yesterday. Georso II. Lncoy
was olcee.l City Court Judge by Il majority OF
1853 oyor Jol.u Forrcsta.. Androw J.. OUonnor
van el.oseu City Court Clerk. Six hnndrad aud
sixty-1wo votes we.e cast Tor Judge, 4ud tho
election was conducted with ul,leh spirit.
, 1874-12-17
uOf1hS.


Is mSii.hnd u sso. Wiarian aad Rtscle's Msdisst
.1sSl a a19T ai " psSIshsd At ssa
, 1874-12-17

stlTUArIuN WANTEn- AN nAILv HQXERNEHa
. 10 eanl tim h!vor Enash hrAnnslps st ftonsh, b}
competent aud p1purlonoSl A!iS Thu hHh0tt olty saf
orQn0os glspA. AalrBss W II, Tstluns o1apo
, 1874-12-17

posed which ulust have beneficial effect on tho
credit side Of the balauce-sheet, but won't no
further.
Un March r. 1lr. Congcr, Of Michigan, moved
to anend tho bin by Increasing the subsidy TO
the Pacific Mail from $500, ,0UD to 81 900 Noo Tha
friends OF Tho moaa,lro catne l2 gallantly to its
support. Eligy Sargent, Of Calitosaia, lcd of,
and was followed by brooks, Of Now York. Kerr
o. Indiana, apnrovcd both tho amendment ami
the policy which. WIS urged at tho apology for ith
intsoduotlou. Then carAo tinrlleld, Of Ohio. WHO
admitted that tho word subsidy was a hateful
one to tho American mind, md that no Ind op-
posed this proposition tu Rnbsttlize tho 1uoiilo
hlali when 1t irst came boiore the Appropriation
Committee, but after cataFn study Of tho fuGta
he had reached tlse cone.uhion that it wuu Aia
duty to support tha amendment.
Dawes, who had f0lr 1nya prayiouY rend tho
HouHn q lecture OH eeunoiny, .nado u fiamlE
speech In fnyur OF tho subsidy job, aud. what il
very suggestive, ho bogan by saying TINT lte
thought it waa good wuy to increnso tic rove.
MUGS Of tho country anu therefore it waH il, per-
fect ncc0ru with bis spoec1 Of four daYh prevfuus
tu advocate this subsldy. lIo thought the Aiuglo
artiula Of tea Glonu would ylald reyonuo A,tti-
cient to justify thin all,uat expenditure. This
was only ona ttoIn IN trndo tAat might DO mnde
Imperial III lta lss9atnesH.
On the 1.eIt day, spoor, OF Icn1,sylrann, dealt
son,e hoayy blUWA at DaweS. Only last waok,
taid sreer, ho bewallo1 tho cstrava1!Aco OF leg-
lalatton and pselGteu grunt Inlpllal o'nbnrraEA-
.o-day wo find AlH. with ha artu aeur
anwn Into Tho National 'rreusury, cndeay.
prlng to tako frum II i Hnbsily oi
b1.0u0,0no for tho lanellt. Of i hte:.1nsll
totnpany, thus Hiding With hln recnguE.cs
lntlueneo npon This llouso to protlnrn tho yorl
plorel. Str. admlt his shrowlucEs, hiH iina VIZ,
Of putting things, but to my cur thoro IL no har
ulonY hetween htB eluquenea and his acts: IL
was atylod ltEa = taY days ago "Iho Artfu
, 1874-12-17
PARTNERS WANTED.


37ARTNKR WhNTED-.A PRACTICAL. BUSINESS
J. man With g. UoO cAsh, aku half Interest In Hnt@
class confsptionary No manufacture g,ous. For
further niutuatlo call at l51 1sarbpru.st,, lsoou8.
'IoNpYNElt MISUNDERSTANDING! ACTIVE OR srE-
j. cl& With g25 Gov c4sl. IN soltd .Au!e, WHOLESALE
aud rota busln1.4 fully osabIshod and maklng
Tull mar obtained by application to D. J.
UKtlUkEit. l67 ttla1k'st.
DANTNEn WANrED-~WFTH ss9 10 $5oo, in 4
j. LIGHT misunderstanding business. we'll established and
very profitable. Apply as ROOM - W Sonth Ola1k'sl
I,ARTHER WANrED-iH,A A BUSINESS NOW PAY
sto month pssMt ILL., and can nG 1ssEa, IN
M b's5 oose AadES4s ,oEsTa fasa n
slndtson-st., to whom rnlttanrs u lnade. ade.--.
nAnTEEK WANTED-WlrII sa.oN To s5u0o
cash, ID manufacturing business; Eont1s ~ sta,
njp a. unr 1nacipry iii Insw md prots all
TWeny .u.nth aud Stata.ata, Observation-Disclosures
73AnTSER. wANTEp-A FEW lU;NDtEnp& o. Dol Dol:
raylns sioo monthly III 0latE.st.. Kuoln =: .-
V,hRTERK WANTEn-wlTIl aaCa2 Or MORE.
IL tako haIfterukt H. ncat tmarkot and kntAsi:ar
ackipg.huuae. in rst'elAAs lacass'a' Address "
y1ANTSEK WANTKD-A FsW nJSDNKp pOIr
uuytnu #tHi tpnth!y. ~ E!atk.et:: Etam ms1:-~-- y:
, 1874-12-17

MACHINERY.
a r IIKlfwOJp / DUNKLI'H III AND f7a LAKE.
~ at., suau oustnns, ro., hrru IN Afty aesu poHvr
nlucliiIers, ssram pnhl's, bang. aud shpples.
I1OH sAi.E.-UNE tu-IlOIlsI: BOILER AND EN-
j. KIM, EnsarHnr hsd al HouLAtn; bonn akna hut IT.
tls, y,tfy liJap. "a MursAtnt NJ. ....-
, 1874-12-17
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

frU Ri: SOLD tN ACCOUNT or s1oKNESS1,a 6nS.. III,
ypyy fas aid, sylinl, sound, kd. and trIIp ~ a !aE-
aud vsg. 3 @ "a sSsaaIsh ss h s sry s 0s' s
y eo!"r a"ns slse sa11'ess r Ss n uHsy a nSsof M.
Yri tAn ~. ii harflnra. Gail tn*tay n1, yn Mill i,uy
bargain, Apply ..iFato stables. IN fohs o rusdeheo
tst1 frhiEMnHg.
, 1874-12-17
4 History Of tho Manner in Which Con-
yross Was Manipulated.
Putting G750, Goo Whore It Would Do
the Most Good

Tas1ina.on tDte. 10y Correspondence Of tic Et'' fofe
SttN.
Tho investigation Of the raciIlc Mail job.
which wns put through Congress In tho aoeohu
session Of tho forty-socond Congress, Ia fnlrly
under way,
, 1874-12-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.

TOR BAIE--.YNsT WASlilSGToN;sr. 70 FEET.
IL smith front, hewosn lollrY nna 1loyno, hne lot;
cheap. II. q. TREAT. toonE1 Mothust church Bloek
Ilon SALE~uouAE AND hi FEEr or GROUND
on rark:av., pche Roleyi AL furnished, n .acri;
foo; lnng tnn, small payments down. DAWSON
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SCORE.
SAMELESS.
Blue stockings VS.. BrandOniam'

MUSSty.
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NANNY.


Rev. Il. Il. Wright is absent this week,
attending the soldiers reunion ut Burling-
ton.
Rev. G. w. Porter Is absent attending
the camp meeting at New Haven. His
sermon last Sabbath was said to he an ex-
cellent one.
Anthony Haley has returned from the
asylum at Battleboro looking well and
healthy, and is now rational.
Several candidates for representative are
in nomination. Who will be the success
full one would be difficult to say.
The towns of Dandy and Tinmouth are
making an effort to have the North road,
which has been laid but not yet built, dis
continued, by petition to the county court.
Mrs. Emma Read, aged eighty-five, is
lying seriously i'll, and but little hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
Our farmers are all through haying and
are now securing their grain.
Eighty cheese were sold Tuesday at Ira
Cooks factory for 10 cents per pound.
Quarterly meeting is now being held al
the Meeting house on the creek by the
Quakers. A large number from Granville
are in attendance. The members of this
once popular church here are fast decreas-
ing in number. j. c. W.
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Mr. Justice B. w. Marshall held long
term of the police court on Saturday, with
the following result:
State VS.. John Haley, saloon-keeper, was
fined $3.50 tor selling. He appealed.
Thomas Caden becoming bail John Lynch
witness against Haley.
State VS.. Henry Baldridge, George W.
Crawford complained John Lynch wit
ness. Fined $3.50 for selling liquor An
appeal was taken, B. II. Wooley becoming
bail.
State VS.. William Rix, complaint Tor
beating his wife. Plea not guilty, and on
trial was found guilty and held to bail in
the sum of 5000 for his appearance at the
September term of the Rutland county
court.
Charles Wood was arragned for selling
liquor. Fine, $3.50. An appeal was
taken, r. r. Thrall bail. George w.
Crawford complainant John O'Bren wit
ness.
Charles Wood was also arraigned for
selling two drinks to John O'brien. Fined
$27.50. Appeal taken r. II. Thrall bail.
John O'Brien of Pittsford, was arraigned
for intoxicatlon. Plea guilty. Fined $l3.04
He procured a bottle and a drink at tho
ball alley.
Edmund Lloyd of Pittsford, was ar
ragned for intoxication. Fined Sl3,9i
He disclosed on B. ii. Wooley.
Henry Baldridge fined $27.5O for selling
An appeal taken, Thomas Caden bail.
John Lynch for intoxication. Fine
1894 He disclosed on John Haley.
John Haley flied $3.50 for selling
Thomas Caden bail.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Special meeting of Nickwackett Engine
company No. /, this Monday evening at
7.30 o'clock, for business.
Kilington Lodge No. 90, /. o. o. F.,
meets this (Ionday) evening at 1850
o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hall, Globe Block.
The polls open on Tuesday morning at
ten o'clock, at the Town Hall. and will
close at five o'clock p. NJ. The votes for
town representative will he counted at
three o'clock p. NJ.
The Herald in speaking of the accident
on the corner of Cottage and West streets
was in error The accident was not caused
by careless driving, but by the bad con-
diton of the street, and vicious habit of
the horse of always running around
corners.
Rev. C. G. Harris, of Brattleboro,
preached at Trinity church yesterday,
morning and evening
We understand that Mr.. II. i. Nerder,
who met with so severe an accident on
TTiudS lust, Is COuNdltsCcHt dtti IliOIC "
fully recover in day or two. He is still
troubled with severe pain IN his head
but otherwise his powers are in no wise
diminished.
AS will be seen by announcement il
another column the famous Agnes Wal
lace troupe appears at the opera house mex
week during the state fair They will
doubtless receive warm reception, IL
they are remembered by our citizens ant
others as a good company.
z. V. X. Wilson, Esq who has been alb
sent for several months at the seaside, re
turned home on Saturday evening greatly
improved in health
No service at the Methodist church yes
terday, the pastor and large number Of
the congregation being in attendance at the
Spring Grove camp meeting.
D. G. Pierce has squash growing in lis
garden measuring 40 inches in circumfer
encc
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Fighting with Indians.
NEW York. Anp. 8

New YORK, Aug. 80.
A special from WICHITA agency says
The fighting with Kiowas and Naconces,
which began there a week ago. was con
tnucd in a dcsultory manner until the
morning of the 25th The Indians in bands
ranging from 80 to 500 in number, made a
series of dashes on Gen. Davidson's out
posts and set fire to the prairie grass to
destroy the agency buildings, but all the
attacks were defeated and the Indians f.
nally fled westward, carrying off their kill
ed and wounded The prairie fire, which
was sometimes as high as the tree tops, was
finally subdued by the troops and the
buildings saved.
Gen. Davidson has induced friendly Cad
dos, Wychitas, Commanches, Keches,
Tawaconics and other tribes to return to
their reservations.
Two additional companys of infantry
arrived at WICHITA on the 25th, and Wig
orous policy against the Indians will be
naugurated. The latter were supposed to
have fled to the Rainy Mountain Creek.
The troops lost only four privates.
The Indians had murdered several white
men on the prairie and the body OF four
had been brought into camp horribly mt
| tilated
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lscgImcmtal ORGANIZATIONS

Some of the regiments represented at
the reunion are already taking steps
towards having full regimcntal organiza-
ton present at the reunion next year.
1t was also voted to form and organize
"the fourteenth Vermont regimental as
sociation," and the following officers were
elected:
President.-W. c. Dunton.
Vice President.-R. o. Cove.
Treasurer. b. Douglass.
Secretary. G.. Patchin.
Corresponding Secretary.-J. c. Will
liams.
Executive Committee. r. Wood
ward, S. G. White, n. +. Dunshee, c. A.
Bundy, G. E. Abel.
On motion of N. B. Douglass the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted
Resolued, That meeting of all the mem
bers of the fourteenth Vermont regiment
be called at such time and place rs may be
| fixed upon by the executive committee.
The members of the Fourteenth regi-
ment who were present this year held
meeting Thursday evening and elected
full compliment of officers and will appear
next year in companies, rs reglmental or
| ganization.
The following are the officers elected:
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.
| Colonel, N. +. Dunshee, Bristol; Lieu
t-Colonel, w. g. Dunton, Rutland !;
Major, A. G. Patchen, Bennington &; Adju-
tant, G. f. Beach, East Warren Surgeon,
A. T. Woodward, Brandon Assistant
Surgeon, L. d. Ross, Poultney Quarter
master, r. Roberts, Manchester; Sergeant
Major, William S. Burt; Chaplain, w. S.
Smart, d. d.. Albany, N Y.
CAPTAINS AND LIEUTENANTs.
Co. Ar. o. Gore, Bennington, cap
tain; L. Thompson, Pownal, first lieuten-
ant II. A. Hyde, Charlotte, second lieu
tenant.
Co. B-J. Kelly, Dandy, captain Geo.
Ladd, East Middlebury, first lieutenant
George w. Foster, Cuttingsvile, second
lieutenant.
Co. C-N. +. Andrews, Arlington, cap
tain; c. A. Bundy, Arlington, first lieu
tenant; William Wilson, East Dorset, sec
ond lieutenant.
Co. D.-Fred. Reed Benson, captain
N. B. Douglass, Shorehan, first lieuten
ant A. j. Dickinson, Benson, second lieu
tenant.
Co. &c. A. Ram, Poultney, captain
r. Nj. Houghton, Bennington, first lieuten
ant William Thompson, Leicester, seconC
lieutenant.
Co. F.-J. Bosworth, Farhaven, cap
tain John Barber, Hubbarton, first lieu
tenant; Joel Hamilton, Fairhaven, seconC
lieutenant
Co. G.-Charles Mason, Bristol, cap
tain; H. w. Bingham, Shorehan, first lieu
tenant A. L. Manum, Bristol, second lieu
tenant.
Co. HIS. c. White, Rutland, captain
Charles Shedd, Wallingford, first lieuten
ant Frank Shedd, Burlington. second lieu
l tenant.
Co. Milo Williams, Charlotte, car
tain N. S. Capen, Brandon, first leuten
ant S. c. Webster, second lieutenant
Co. XII. G. Sheldon, Rutland, cap
9 tain S. G. Cheney, Rutland, first lieuter
ant G. II. Hitchcock, Ferrisburg, secon
lieutenant.
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FEE NATIONAL GAME.
B0Iivars VS.. Nnmclcss.

A friendly game of base ball was played
on the Dexter grounds, on Saturday after
noon last, by the "Bolivar" and "Name-
less" clubs of Rutland. The game was
witnessed by large number of ladies and
gentlemen and was played more for the
purpose of testing the comparative merits
of the two clubs than for any other reason.
The Nameless club appeared in their new
uniform, blue pants and knee breeches, caps
and belts and looked finely. They did not
play as well rs usual, however, but whetl-
er it was on account of their new regalla OF
tor some other good reason we are not able
to say. They were obliged to take up with
a defeat as is shown by the following
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New York Produce Market.

NEW 1Okk, Aug. ~.
COTTON. - The market is quiet at l6A for
mlddling uplands.
FLoUR.-lIarket Is quoted as being steady
and quiet. Receipts OF 1900 barrels. sales OF
5000 bbls. superiine state and western AT
4G5d5. IS; common to choice extra state $1,000
GOO. common to choice extra Western $4,000
G1O common to choice Il. IL. o. s5.3Oa 1.OO.
RYE FLOUR.-The market Is quoted quiet anu
steady sales 200 bbls at 5.OOd6.uO. ,
WHEAT-Market is quoted as quiet ana VIII
out decided change in prices. Receipts $1,000 pu.
Sales 10000 bu. at ll3Gl 10 FOR NO. = onlchgo'
/ snrlng; l. lOa1 30 for old winter red western.
RYE-The market is quoted as being quiet.
Receipts none. sales none. ,o,r,. .or,,
Receints 40 900 bushels. sales Of $4,000 bush
els az SO $50 Tor mixed western; sih@s2
FOR high mixed and yellow western pn,,ro, po
BARLEY. - Barley Is quoted nominal ne
celpts none. sales none. ,
| oATs-Market quoted firm. Receipts $4,000 br
Sales $4,000 bu,a 5000 for new mixed western
PRoyIsIoNs.-Pork market is steady. Sales
| 100 bbs., %. coo 60 for new mess. $40 for old
BREF-Market Is quiet.
| CUT MEArS-Ihe market IS quoted as nom
LARD Market is quoted quiet. Sales To-
tierces at IA i3-lGc for steam 4; -@-c Tor ketti'
BuTTER. The market is quoted at 2Ie3I TO
state and Pennsylvania, new. ,..,o.. ..
CHEEsE-Cheese is quoted at lOh@l3A 10
| common TO prime. -. -. =, n
per gallon nee. , 90 , .
EGGs.-The market is quoted as hfm q
2Oa2ic for state and Pennsylvania.
PETRoLEuM.-Is quoted at 5Ac. Tor crude
CoAI.-Market Is quoted as ilrm al 5000
a o. for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
IrATuER-Market is quoted steady. Bueno
Ayres and Rio Grande light TO heavy weight
are quoted at 2l@5Oc. A. ,..,
WoOI-Market Is quoted as llrln, Domest
aeece nj 4saG5c; unwashed at lI@3Ic pulle
3s@53c; state 0O@O0c; tubbed at bb(s56c
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-31
THE DAILY GLOBE

Is kept for sale at the following places:
BELLOWS FAILs--O. f. Woods dealer in drugs
aud medicines, periodicals, provisions, &c.
EAST WALLINGFoRD-E. X. Allen, dealer In dry
goods, &C.
tionery, periodicals, &c
BRATTLEBoRo-E. j. Carpenter, books, station
cry, periodicals, fancy goods
BRANDOS-Kelley q Dyer and c. c. Slason,
books, stationery, periodicals. &c.
MIDDLEBURY-Alden 6 Co., books, stationery,
periodicals, &C.
PITTsFoRD-Dennison Bros dry goods.
VERGENNEs-S.M Southard, periodicals, books
and stationery.
BRIsToL-Hiram Shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books dru SIS, &c.
WHITEHALL-George PhmnlX at Adams Pc
rlodical store.
FAIRHAvEN-AshtOn Hubbard, newsboy.
CAsTLEToN-Kellogg 81 Rice, drugs, medicines
periodicals, &c.
WEST RUrLAND-C. J. Gilmore, general mer-
chandse.
PoULTNEY-W. w. Hubbard, books, stationery
periodicals, fancy goods, &c.
NORTH BENNINGToN-Henry Morse, newSboy.
WALLINGFoRD-H. z. Morgan, station agent.
| Observation-Disclosures Smith, newsboy.
| ARLINGToN-II. S. Hard.
| BENNINGToN--T j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
| and stationery.
| MISUNDERSTANDING & Co., newspapers, pc
rlodicals, books, stationery, &C; a. Il. Howard
| depot restaurant; John O'Donald, newSboy
| Bates House; GLOBE countlng-rooms.
| RAILRoADs-On all morning trains leaving
| Rutland.