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Farmers ana Mechanics club OF
Brandon

The annual meeting was held Friday
evening, January 2, 1874, and the follow
ing officers elected
n T Sprague, Jr, President
IL Ellis, Vice President.
j + Mcclellan, Secretary.
CM Winslow, Treasurer.
II G Copeland, Asst and Cor Secretary.
II c Harrison, Auditors
J + Mcclellan, Librarian.
SB June,
SW Harrison, Library Committee.
John Sherman,
\ S Cook,
s b June, Hall Committee.
II a Barnes, }
The Librarian reported 2GO volumes IN
the library in good condition.
The Treasurer reported the receipts for
the past year to be $500 SO, and the dis
bursements to be $40 2G
The Secretary made the following re-
port
Mr.. President AMI brothers = While we
are rapidly passing through this life it is
proper at certain periods to pause and take
a retrospective view of the past, and see il
we have made any progress in morals, re-
liglon or science. Being whirled through
space, as wearc, at the rate of Dab miles
an hour, or about IL miles a minute, we
cannot stop at way stations to look back
upon the road we have travelled As we
nave Just passed the new station OF 1874
II IS good time to review our dongs since
we passed the last station. What have we
done rs club the past year We have
held a very successful fair have held
iolty-thrce sessions; have discussed twenty
six questions, eight of them have been dis
cussed two evenings each. These cues
tions have embraced agricultural, political,
educational, scientific and moral subjects,
sandwiched with essays and other reading
matter
AT the commencement of the year the
record showed ninety-cight members. The
additions have about balanced the reno
walls and Withdrawals. But one death has
occurred in our ranks the past year. Hon
+ n Briggs, II prominent member, died
January Goth, 1878, Our prospects now
are very encouraging, the sessions are bet
ter attended, and the members seem to be
more in earnest than at any former period.
Substantial farmers and mechanics, ind
ing that this is an institution that will do
them good are joining the club. Our SEES
slons have been harmonious in the main.
and the club has enjoyed very prosperous
and profitable season. During the Sum
mer for while the treasury was panic
struck and shaky, but it soon recovered its
equilibrium, and is now healthy and in
good condition.
We congratulate the club upon their sue
cess in effecting their removal from the
rookery they have occupied for the past two
years, that they have obtained so comfort
able and pleasant room as the one they
now occupy.
During the past year the club, in its wis
dom, has seen fiji to adopt new constitu-
non under the charter, somewhat changing
the policy and terms of admission and of
membership, which has had the effect to
give some lukewam brethren an excuse TO
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ntus,cn, ..News' from the herald.

Our contemporary announces, in its last
issue. the arrival of "Miss Adelaide Phil
lips at the Berwick House, and in its
usually truthful manner goes on to say that
''shc has been recently with the Kellogg
opera troupe etc. After saying that she
sang for the pleasure of the company at the
hotel during the evening, it announces the
astounding tact that after spending month
in Montreal she will ''then join the Parepa
opera troupe in company with Wachtel.
Sims Reeves and other distinguished ar
fists. All of which needs correcting In
the first place, it is a matter of doubt in the
minds of many of our citizens whether it
really was the continent alto singer" who
was here, but we find upon the hotel reg
lister the name Of "N,S Adelaide Phillips,
New York. which may have been the lady
hcrself-thc Mrs" being natural blum
der OF The person registering But as to
her being with the Kellogg opera troupe
we must beg leave to differ with the cor
rect and musical Hcr-AuH. as Miss Phil
lipps has never appeared with that organi-
cation and probably never will while Mrs.
Serum. the famous contralto of that troupe.
remains with it. Miss Phillips may be on
her way to Montreal "tofill an engagement
in the Dominion Theatre" but we think
our contemporary is mistaken in saving
that She is to join the Parepa opera troupe,
and also in saying that Sims Reeves is to
be in that company One tenor singer like
Wachtcl is supposed to be sufficient with
out Sims Reeves, renowned the world over
for his tenor voice. Phillips has. hereto
fore, and for many years, enjoyed the rep
utation Of being the best contralto in this
but other singers have now far
cclipscd her both in fame and in the posses
sion of better vocal powers and the Parcpa
opera troupe, when permanently formed.
viii have within its corps of artists con-
tralto far superior to Adelaide Phillips.
In saying that Miss Phillips voice
''ncyer sounded better than last evening" !
the aforesaid sheet shows not only lack |
of knowledge concerning the former power
and sweetness of her voice, as we'll as de- |
rdcdly bad taste, but also good judgmem in |
thinking their readers, most of whom know |
better than they the career of the singer, |
would swallow any such trash.
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Fire district No 2 in Chester at their an
nual meeting Jan 9th. chose the following
officers:
Moderator, j Adams.
Clerk, L Smith
Collector, j II Richardson.
Treasurer, p ii Robbins.
Chief Engineer, + G. Hutchinson
Assistant Engineer, + w Marsh.
} + W Marsh.
Prudential Com. NJ G Richardson.
J II p Pollard.
Fire district No. 9, was organized in
May 1871, and embraces North street and
depot village, (and is the only district in
town owning any kind of apparatus for ex-
tinguishing iires,) and other apparatus and
built reservoirs to the expense of about
$4,000, and it is all paid for by direct tax
on the district, and the district has on
hand something over 800 to 90 into the
treasury.
70 Semitic Engine Company No. /, in
said district was organized in July, 1871 g,
Ohe only fire company in town. has now
about AZ members have uniforms, equip
ments and other property amounting to
over $400, notes and cash ON hand of over
S13O, and free of debt, and accomplished
without pecuniary aid from town or dis
trlci. PLINY.
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lsuiIand Real Estate changes.

The following is the transcript of the
real estate changes in the town of Rutland
for the month OF December, 1873;
c r Hayward to Joseph Adams. ct al.
House and lot, Pearl street, $1,000
Fayettc Vaughn and wife to Sutherland
Falls marble company. House and LOT.
Sutherland Falls, 81 100.
ID E Nicholson and wife to w A Burnett.
House and lot corner of Maple and Grove
street, 5000.
VIM \ Burnett and wife to ID L Mich
olson. House and lot on Grove street. So
600.
Hills Taylor and wife to William Casey.
House and lot sutherland Falls. $1,000.
Alvin c Hayward to John and Ellen Don
nelly, one-half of a piece of land, corner of
Center and Wales streets, - 900.
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New forit STOCK ana Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
sl,2190O0.
Customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to s3Gi,OOO
Money closed easy at too
Sterling closed dull and weak at 4-s2 for 60
days and l-sG for sight.
Gold ranged at 1lIN@i!l closing at litL.
Carrying rates at 5a l-32 premium. closed at ,
per cent.
Clearlngs in the Gold Exchange to day
amounted to ss0,O0OO0o.
Produce exports for the week s49O5.G,5.
state bonds quiet.
Governments closed 1rm with more activity
in last dealings.
Stocks weak early in the day and prices de-
clined 4 to 2, after Hrs, board the market re-
covered and a general advance Of 4. to ~ occur
ed in late dealings but the Improvement was
lost and market closed weak.
The sales between 10 and o'clock were igG.
900 shares Of which l2,sOO were Western Unlon::
2S,d0O Union Pacific 2I,IO0 Pacific Mail; 1900
Lake shore $500 Ohio; 300 c. {. q C., 5000
ST. Paul; $500 New York Central; 5000 Wa
bash.
TWhprp blanks O,riIr thprn ,vnrn M hid.
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JOY in lIaNana.

HAVANA. via Key West, Jan. 6.
The overthrow Of the CASTELAR, ministry
has been fayorably received in Havana.
The Casino Espanola is especially iublant
The volunteers are evidently in favor of
the monarchy. The crowns ON the sterns
OF the Spanish vessels in the harbor. which
were painted over when the republic
was III vogue, are now being regidcd. The
imperial Spanish coat of arms has again
been placed on the palace of the captain
General
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Meetings, An,usemcnts. etc
'TO-Day's Globe.

FIRST PAGE Cabinet and Museum. no
2 Week of Prayer.
SECOND PAGE. Editorial Brevities; Ed
itorials Bankruptcy "Modern Diplo-
macy" st. Adams Correspondence Pro
test Against Common Saying Miscel-
lany.
THIRD PAGE-Dashes Locals Latest
Telegraph Markets
FOURTH PAGE-Childrens Column Lo-
connective Engineers.
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The Alaska Mt Key West.
KEY WEsT. Fla. Jim

KEY WEST, Fla. Jan 8.
The United States ship of war Alaska
arrived this morning. There are sixteen
war vessels now here. The Congress is re-
ported outside. The Dispatch sailed to-
night for Havana
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If any of our subscribers will furnish us
with a copy of the first ten numbers of
The WEEKLY GLOBE, we will pay n rea-
sonabe price for same, in cash, or credit
the amount on subscription.
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ful over the status Of hi, name in the Sen.
ate. Every day increases the record Of let
tiers and kilograms against him
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From Washington.
l'EHSONht..

WAsHINGToN. Jan 6.
Senator Edmunds of Vermont, who was
unable to leave his house for several DAYS
during the recess, was present in the Sen
ate on Monday, but looking quite feeble.
THE POSTAL. SAVINGS BANK BILL.
The house committee on banking and
currency have decided to take up the pos
tai savings bank bill for consideration at an
early day.
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DENNlSoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years. without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them, sold by Printers and stationers
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23dSwtf Wholesale Agents.
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From New y0rk.

rnE WEATHER
NEW YORK.. Jan. 6
The weather IN rainy with heavy fog
wind northwest
LOAN CERTIFICATES
Outstanding loan certificates amount to
$500, 900
ARRIVED.
The steamships Crescent City from
Havana, Oceanic from Liverpool and Gale
donia from GLASGOW.
Arrived out, steamship. Europe and Hol-
land from New York.
CHURCH DIFFEREScEs SETTLED
Rev Drs Stars and Bussington and Mr.
Beecher have settled their differences grow
ing out of the Plymouth church proceed
ings in the case of Mr.. Tlton.
wooDwARps RETURN DENIED.
District Attorney Woodward denies the
new story of Woodward having returned to
this city published in the morning papers.
ANOTHER REVENUE CASE.
a suit has been begun hy Capias against
Edwin Rowe & Co to recover 500. 600 in
gold for alleged violation of the revenue
laws
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
The supreme court general term. ON mo-
ton of the district attorney issued orders
for Tweed, lngersoll and Genet to show
cause on the third Monday of Jan. why they
should not he struck from the roll of at-
torneys. Tweed to be served personally.
lngersoll through the warden of Sine
Sing prison, and Genet by lcayinga copvat
his last known residence.
ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF GOLD CERTIFICATES.
Thos and NJ J Maloney brother, were
arrested for having possession of one
$4,000 gold certificate, stolen from Burr $
Craft, while in company with ,Iudson jar
Wis, order OF arrest clerk Thomas Ma
l3ney says Deputy Sheriffs Conklin and
Lyons state they took three certificates
from Craft while he was drunk. and that
they gave one to him to keep him quiet
DEfAuLrING TREASURER.
a Mansfield, o., dispatch says II. II.
Rowland, treasurer of Richland county.
disappeared last Wednesday. and an OK.
animation Of his account show S11t.412
missing
KILLED BY nEE BROTHER
a dispatch from West jefferson. Ohio. |
says Clinton Kouff. aged seventeen years.
because a sister entreated him to
cease playing a violin on Sunday. struck |
her on the head with poker. killing her
almost instantly Fears are entertained
that he will commit suicide.
MURDERS HIS srErFATuER.
y dispatch from Salamanca, n. y. says
in Stramburgh, last Sunday William Boon.
aged fifteen, while intoxicated. killed his
stcpfathcr, Caleb Mans. and then chopped
him with an axe. The head was nearly
severed from the body. The boy was ar
rested and a verdict Of willful and malici- !
Gus murder rendered by the coroncr's jury.
EX-SENATOR rOMEEOY TO BE ARRESTED.
~ Topeka, Kansas, special says that
when ex-senator Pomcroy's case was call
ed in the circuit court yesterday he failed |
to appear. and the state counsel ut once
moved for the forfeiture of his bond, anda
writ of arrest for the prisoner, which mo-
ton was granted The governor will issue |
4 rcquistion to-day on the governor Of the |
District of Columbia. and Messenger will |
cavc with it at once.
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withdraw from the club. 1t is anticipated
that this wedding process will worl; to the
eventtul benefit of the club, by the drop
ping out of drones and of filling their pla-
ces with live, working members.
With these few remarks we close the
record of the year 1873, hoping for the
greatest success and prosperity of the club
that brotherly love will continue and every
distracting element he carefully avoided ;
and that the governngmotto of every mem
Der will be coward and upward. All of
which is respectfully submitted.
j. +. MCCLELLAN.
Secretary.
Brandon, Jan. .. 1874
The Secretary was ordered to furnish Il
copy of the above proceedings for publ
cation in the DAILY GLOBE and H,3WH of
Rutland, and the Union of Brandon.
The club meet every Friday evening in
their new room in Briggs Bros block, third
story. The following question will be dis
cussed Friday evening, jan 9th:
"Wll the irregularities of which the far
mer complains, viz, in trade by monopo-
lies and class legislation, find a remedy in
association
j. +. MoCorrAM. Secretary.
Brandon, Jan. ), 1874.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. G--s y. IN.


= For New England and Middle Atlautic
states continued cloudy weather and rain.
with less pressure and hut slight changes
OF temperature winds ON immediate coast
increasing in force
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Wrestling.
a MATCH BETWEEN join MMAuoN AND JOE
GARDNER.

\ hAI'H BE BEN JUN MAlipN AND JOE
GARDNER.
New YORK, Jan. 6.
About four weeks ago Joe Gardner, of
Lancaster, Pa, issued challenge to wres-
tie any man in America for $500 sile.
John Mcmahon accepted the challenge,
and the hackers of the men have signed
articles to wrcstle, square hold, two in
three, back falls, for $500 side and the
championship of America. A deposit of
$3.50 a side was posted in the hands of J $
Campbell. The second deposit OF $3.50 is
to be posted on the 10th inst. when they
select final stakeholder and toss for choice
Of ground.
CHALLENGES.
Harry Hill offers to match John McMa-
hon to wrestlc any man in America Ho-
mer Lane TO wlestle any man in America
at 100 pounds for $500 or 81 900 side
or Albert Ellis to wrestlc any man in the
country, Deyonshirc style, for $500 or 81.
900 side.
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BUSINESS SUITS, i35, former price 80.
i2i $50.
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KILLED BY HER BROTHER.

a dispatch from West jefferson. Ohio,
says Clinton kouif, aged seventeen years,
enraged because Il sister entreatcd him to
cease playinga violin ON Sunday, struck
her on the head with Il poker, killing her
almost instantly Fears are entertained
that he will commit suicide.
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MURDERS. HIS s'rErrArnER.

dispatch from Salamanca, n. y. says
in Stramburgh. last Sunday William Boon.
aged fifteen, while intoxicated. killed his
stcpfathcr, Caleb Mans. and then chopped
him with an axe The head was nearly
severed from the body. The boy was az
rested and verdict Of wllful and malici-
Gus murder rendered by the coroner's jury
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THE WEATHER.
New YORK. Jan. &.
The weather IL rainy with It heavy fog
wind northwest.
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PANTS, $40, former price sl3.
" -, $40.
, 1874-09-19

The Employment Bureau Of tho Y. II. Q. A.,
at No. 145 Fifth avenue, can furnish mon for ali
kinds Of work.
The third annual ball Of tho Fro Insurance
Patrol will take placo at their house Oh tho
evening Of Oct. 9. It will bo ''aolcct," md
Capt. DnlNinkio Will TO tho Agreeable as usual.
Nlr. B. r. Jacobs will deliver tile seventh Scr
mon In the courao to young mon at tho Graud
Opera-Iouae. formerly It Kingabury Music.
1lall" on Clark street, nnar 1audol,ill, to-.nor-
row evening. Ills subject will be: IA Word Of
Cheer"
Tho ladies' connected with the Orphan Asylsrae,
who have beon giving luuchos this woek at No.
12t Washington street, wash to aeknowlelgo tho
patronage Of tho generous public; and, as this
~ tho last day, do most enrnestly solicit call
from NIL who feel friendly toward tho orphan. 4
good lunch will bp aervod from 12 to 8 O'Clock,
and they would aals Tor l. rcuaing bonoft.
a nleotIng will bo hold ct tho First Methodist
Episcopal Church this oyauing, at o'clock, to
rodoiyo tho tllrea missionaries, Miss Iottin
Mason, NJ. D., Mias Bgourny Trask, Atas Dora
Sclioonalor, who arc Oil thoir way to China and
Japan. They arc sent out by the Northwestern
Branch OF tho Won.an'a Foreign Missionary 10.
ciety. Addresses will DO made by thoso Indies,
mud music will be furnished by tile choir Of Con-
tenary n. L. Church. A missionary prayer
meeting will bo hold at tho same place nt p. N.
, 1874-09-19
THE QIrY-HAIT,.


Tho City Treasurer recatycd from tho COL
]ector 23s, 900, and $l,8ao FROM tho Water De-
partmoMt,
Tho 1tayor yesterday revoked the llconse OF
William Murray, who hoops saloon ut No. 10
William stsoet. Tho plauo wss asill to ho rus-
aanoo by tho pcrsons living III tho neighbour
hopa
Tho Gould engine will play against record thia
morning at tue corAor OF Michigan avenue aud
Madison street. Tuesday the Clapp & Jo1lea
mud tho sllsby enginoa will cnmpota.
Tho Board OF rtlb'io Works yesterday opened
tho Lids for tho construction OF tho pTopoHcd
enGine-houaa Oh Third ayonuo, near Twelfth
etroet. Tho lowest bid for tho whole work NAB
0,662.2o. To-day tho Board adyortiso for pro.
poAats for tho gtading filing III, and paving Of
jackson stoet, from esato atseot to Michigan
ayonQe
Tho Conamittes on Equalization atIll continue
to stcu TO ali complaints On tho city tax assoss-
monts. Tho majority Of tho poraons callipg
, 1874-09-19

TAi FIltST BATTALION.
Tho Major commanding tho first battalion OF
tho Fl.ss NeGn,mt Illinois State Guard las IT,
SUED the following order:
HEADQUARTERS First NE61a1ENr,}
ILL2NolsS STATE GUARD. +
There will ba = iusuoss maoting at tho arlnory OF
tho regiment o.. a1Dulay evening, Sept. Fl, at
o'co:k I T. NJ. T,a organized eomranes Of aai regl-
TT. su1,naAa, Mujor Commanding.
Lieut.. ClsARLE =. D1knL, Acting Adiutant.
COMPANY
OF the First 1eglmo,lt held D meeting at tho
armory, aud Mrolled fifty.cight numbers in
good standing on tho descriptive book of the
company. Tb following gontlomon were ap-
pointed ns Adllianta: Harry :. Dow1os, John I.
1Ioyno,, g. WHARTON, and I. ]: Goodman. D. J.
Kennedy, G, n. bishop. and s. r. Anderson
posed Of d. !. Konnedy.' Z. Durdand and Z. d,
Knox. WAS appointed to draft and aubuit con-
atitutlon nndby-lawa tor the company.
IH PRINTERS COMPANY.
The Typographical Military Association mot at
tho rresidat, A. ". lloecher. a llyoly dlzcua-
elon arose tho meeting i'll rogArl to costa,n
nccltHatiOnB1lado against tho company but tue
n,embers ppsont declined to tako any notice Of
them whut tHcr. md passed .le following toso-
1tlons as tho 0euss OF tho company:
WnxEEAe OnD Of tho greatest nccda Of tho citizcus
Of G4ieago,as long been rclnhlc and aersicaablo
military ralmcnt for the protection Of ufe and prop
arty lii caHs OF emergency; mud
NuEnr..t A movement looking to tha accomplishing
OF ihls oseet aa laely bocn iuaugur4tol by certain
cillzcns Ci,tc.go; therefore,
l9tSofpi, THAT tla OluoaRo typographical Military
AsEuciapn iconnosea Of operative printers rcsl.tena
Of The c hereby tender to any respectable regimen
tai orgollaton s,!l company Of mon. ahie-boassa
aud nfo tau llRt Of whom. hare seen nctnal aoryce
Htsaed, That thu o.ly raquisite aa! Typographical
1Ii!ltay Company will aBk Ut their aasocases Iii said
rcfnt !a that they allall a disciplined and prao-
ticl 'ldfurs,-- service, aud not for display.
a oBolution OF tlanks WAS extended to Lious.
Diat and 8ergs. bishop for courtoyiea shown
tllet.
addrsaed to Capt. Howard, which received i
hsasY approval
III meeting adjourned to meet at the samo
placaa week from next Sunday at Q o'clock
D. u.