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sbous 65 s killed In Bsyustst sg.a's 10 -
Mn. Bridget HOyt of South Holyoke. Ma,
found dead Monday sud Thomas Keeser been sr.s
CAUSING Keeher
the The drug for medicine.
William BOorne. aged Is, who was indicted q
r. s
murder OF his sspsthr Caleb ebopp'ns hin
sexnbug JaBnsy last withdrew hs Jea Of not ysi0
the
ker Aasrn Prison for NE
AT Van Ettenville. in ChemuDR County. N. Y.
ehd Al nsmed whitney wh nsAess
looking about The gtm Of her shsr eagt By DO, s.e
py snd horribly b>sss
he MACHINERY motser
severely injured but hoped sbe ~ Ts ,ssS
. deed
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THE TURE.
RACING IN ENGLAND.
OF THE EPSON SUMMER NEE,

BEGINNING OF THE EPSON SUMMER MEE1ING :
PREPARATIONS FOR THE DERBY.
LONDON. Tuesday, June =. 1874.
The EPSON Summer meeting began to-day.
The great race OF the yeathe for the Derby stake
will take place tomorrow The indications now are
that the weather will be ane. Up TO this time Lord
Famouths ch Atlantic has been the favorlte for the
Derby, but to-day the betting has turned IN favor OF sir
Tatton sykes's br. c. Couronne de Fer.
In the House Of Commons to- night the usual motion
made by Mr.. Dsraeli to adjourn over the Derby
day Sir wilfrid La opposed an adjourn ment but
the motion was carried by OF 2i3 Yeas TO 80 Nays
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RIIL WAY NOTES.

THE Pennsylvania RAILROAD ELECTION.
PU,1ApELPHrA, June 1.-The Board of Di-
rector. OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will hold
a snecal meeting tomorrow at which the question OF
the succession 10 tho Presidency will be settled IL Is
believed that Mr. Scott will be made President OF the
road that Mr. Roberts will follow as First vice presi
dent and that A j. Cassatt, the present Oenera Man
,er tViII he elected Second VcePresdent The annual
meeting of the soc khoders OF the California ana Texas
Constr,Icon Company, which was TO nave been heu 10
oD adiourned 10 meet on Thursday, probably 10 await
the action of the Board of Directors OF the Pennsylvania
Raj
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without
DrUaf,U-

resumed at the afternoon session without
definite action. The Committee on Presby-
terrain Reports presented long statement
OF the work done during the year Three congregations
have been organized and one disDanded There are ~
members IN the synod. 522S Sunday school scn0ar anu
$50 teachers The total number Of Communicates Is
9T25 The contributions for the year 20l.Ss2 6
OF resolutions adopted declaring that the
constitutional recognition OF Jesus Christ. the mediator
between God and the legislative head ana ruler
Of nations, is the indispensable duty OF the nation
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CArTLR MARKETS.

CHICAGO June 2-CAtleReeaps. $500 h.sd rnk.i h,rt
unchanged IS rs 80 20
Far Extra Native steers D. l2a9S5 Az fer Far Chsss
Texans Shipments $500 head
l3 900; market shade
81 751S6 Is for IHeoX Moiua 501s5 Good -
Clpice, cosng With good unsod shipments. 500
sHaep iuct ind unchanged receipts, 23O head.
wArssrows Mass June 2CArrLs si slov to-day having 80
higher
weess fgures Prices hev
452 sles 81 choice At 81 j0stle
quality, % 70 @SS 1O 9aAAsv
s6aS7 20 quality. IS So 10
LANDA-Mzrke 63S heas sales -
q dea leach
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A INDICATION.

NEw-ORLEANs, June 2.-The President OF The
Chamber of Commerce, referring to certain news
naner statements about him, asked for committee OF
Investigation The Chamber. in response adopted the
following:
R,od That the this Chamber in the personal and
II. Ogesby, presiding omecr Is IN
d that hey subsct unspoied and
. 49, al. rxet~t
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the Jersey side yacht containing five persons-three
ladies and two gentlemen. The ladies saluted the
Central with their handkerchief and then disappeared
from the gaze OF the the boat entered her
slip. About minutes later passing tug picked
up the yacht Bedloe's Island. bottom upward ana
lowed IL 10 Communipaw. II Is not known what be-
OF the occupants and IL IL thought that TIE BOAT
caught In sudden squat and eapsized drownlns
the Nc painted on the Doat
by which the could be traced. Search was mate
for the bodies or some trace OF them, Out aotnns uAS
vet pen nd
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THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

SYRACUSE, June 1.-The National Christian
Association opposed o.secret societies met at o'clock
tonight in Shakespeare Hail. Two hundred and nifty
gates representing IS states, are already reported
and the arrivals large by each incoming tran' all
the North Western represented The person
mel Of the Convention is OF very high order. IL being
composed OF able and earnest ministers and aymen OF
the several denominations. whose discipline discount E.
nances any form secresy in religious or worldly mat
ters The tonight were in the nature OF ex
hortations by DR.. Lexington OF Mlchigan me rev mr.
lyn and Prof C. A. Blanchard or ILLINOIS, Inc pro-
eramme tomorrow includes the reports OF th1 ep
ift.es for the morning session. addresses Oy bshop
Weaver and others for the AFTERNOON session. ana an a
dress at the evening session by Mr. y W ureeno ol IN
diana upon the orange and It's relation TO American
principles.
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ThoushtfuI men are carsia. 70 provide 3

Thoughtful provide for the future rhsy
not entered by lock asss
doors ill bursts AND burns heir child efsrs
they sALvs Taking CARDoLc sALvs -
minds worthless limitations Of the genuss sss
thai smile autograph and private proprietary as.s -
Joas L. Sold everywbe- JoHsR HsssT. CgAaAs
4 Co Propr,sters : and Colegr .puee. New Tort.
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FIVE PERSONS DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIVER
The pilot and passengers of the ferry -boat
Central OF the Communipsw Ferry, which left New
Yvrk about $50 p. yessrlsy observed When nearing
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THE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

PHILADELPHIA June 2.-The Reformed fres-
byterian synod reassembled to-day hoidlns Two 'e
sions The report Of the Committee on Terms OF Com
wunion. presented yesterday, was taken up aud dis
cosscd II great length The discussion was
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scuooSzRs-sIyKR coAsr1nA
l.. rones Providence. Blia, Ro.. Providence.
a. b. D.verty, Providence Z. NJ NhcatOl. Proyidenos
Nova Dui sos George Banks b Los.Soo woor. Ho
NJ. N. Hamilton, MIs'cpe Point Eleanor. Ses-tisy-n.
urosun s Sc. Haven wee 8 s Bro~u wssfori
H. b. Gibson. Portsmouth =. A. Berry. Newport
'ti Townsend, somerset. MsrT Emma, somerset
Rhode Island sonerseL caroline < Coruclis AomerseA
/. s. HaIcn. Portland. u a. J, Russell. Portland. o,
yermLon. Fall Ryer S,anie, anntoa
L. A Burlingawe Boston. Lib, y, NOrvaiEt
Marietta smith, Greenpor. r. Miisrl, Bangor
sisTine B hld. o Fostsr S.SscteS
ca DYER ElssOth LJra, Baagor
SAILED.
for n1nsoo Moro ot ca 1 .Sana w,aSoSs w eb%oAs
BAH Martin v I Brett I Danne Ym p90 FOR SS,n
~ a l.sl,-Ss1. ss se sn's s. e. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH 2-ArAo wyoming PsdeipAAs,
CaAsLEsros $ C. June zaAInye se.m'h,s south o.ronnA
Sectors. The Sas1 sa.ssH .sIes for the sse p.. be, .
ami lies in dangerous situation
r...a D De- J.f . DOM s steamship e.Sai
Gsr0ad lrom AreHda Lottie frisDd Goaosssss
June 2-Ar,ed steamships Reg h wlmiogss.
ocoiora from SevYort john $ sSHVe rom PRiaaepsa Sn:
Ida from st. JONES r .ehr southern Gross from shaie. 81
j. Foley for wimnseG " c Mcclellan for Pro'Sisoe..
Nor s,esln' Pro.pero
Thomas; scar 1imon Bird Tor Boston.
BcsroS -Arn7ed steamship R.esnale Pal.de
brig Ryno, Antwerp
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN June 2fhe Cunard Line Atlas HoSs
SewYork NAV 23 for Liverpool arriy here At m to-day
NORTHAMPTON 2-TBc Sorh German oyd
werod IRON SeSYOrk NAV 49, here this feraOos ss<
uroceeied for Bremen.
PLTsorTI Els June 2-saed steamship Maa, Chev,er
am for NeS-YOrx.
June 2h. steamship stenmaan Leehere from New
York.
June 2sad steamship August Aatr Greve o yss-
iorE.
June 2The InmAn ue steamship City Of Rchmss<
Brooks New YORK Mag % iravi here At o'clock Asi sb
In of fog she did not uca at Queenstown assA
HAVANA. June a. The steamship CITY Of Havans rom ss~
alsreth Afternoon Also bark Gem. frou Cardd
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THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Jrne 2Rrchsnze excited the United s,s ~ fsya
z2 sight do, l25 premiur' 80 isN
golf Ia short sight 1872 pfemium London, lo
premium Pans $50 Higher rates sAcd ~
afternoon. Spanish God go Lumber excited.
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3uscial Notlees

PHOTOGRAPHS IRON ale ofhBNh kOt hhroar
fvikR GROUssbr for sale BY q d. FhhDheA 40
Co $50 Broadway opposite heuopol tAs Hotel
-p..,-,fice Notce.-The MAILS PoR EUROPE sr he sse
s,isT SATU RDAY Jabs 1874 sH eiees q. .hs sess
I'm TIRsDAY II 10. WEDNESDAY at II N .ad - -
an rfiyRsDAr - IL na -. ~ - sArUkDAt nxRs
llal -
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TIE Union PACIFIC LITIGATION.

Boston, June Elm the United states DIS
trct Court morning. Judge Lowell gave his decision
an the petltion that the Union Pacific Railroad be re-
oured q, appear and show cause why il should not De
adudged bankrupt The Court decided against The pc
tltOner.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ngv oRrHas jane Brsn dan and lover 05 f$i 10 B:css
~ Shoulders lOAsc TOR Clear Rib SIDES lOef -
Hams dull 20l35e Dry Ssd hess cold a
767s shoudersl Nea in dropping - 5OD 30
Other unebsngs Gold 1928 EIchsngo New fofk sge
y premium Sterlins % 409s5 s3
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THE REFORMED SYNOD OF THE UNITED STATES.

PouGHKEEPsIE, June 2.-The Reformed
Synod Of the United will convene in this city TO-
morrow. Already number OF clergymen nave arri'ea
and every train adds to the number They VIII be en-
tertsued by the OF the Reformed Churches
in this city, The Synod will be called TO order At
3 p. m. tomorrow, when an organization VIII
be effected after which adjournment VIII take place
till Thursday morning when the Committees VIII Oe an
nsunced The synodIcal sermon Will De preached 10
morrow evening by the Rev. MI thompson anu ai,e h
ward a reception Will take place Al tie rooms OIL INC
Young Mems Christian Association.
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THE Boy DIVER, or Cora the Net Maker, VIII
soon be commenced In the NEw-YoRK WEEKLY. Girss
and boys should fail To read IT,
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Ruptured People don't the dangerous wire Stay
ELAsrIC lhUss, ~
Bro4auay aods Rupture comfortably agai and day al cured
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M4RRIEU

PrycH-MOORB-ou "Wednesday MAY 81 By Rev Hale, hsss
.sei Moore H. Finch ~ EisN ssssns
Geo. Moore all o. New fork.
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All Notices Of Marriages must Be Endorsed cih fsR
,ao.- aud address
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-20

There, among the trees and vine Dealers
he will see stacks of these old vines offer
ed for sale at high prices, and ms one of the
dealers expressed it, 81 can sell hundred
of these large, old vines at one to two dol
lars apiece where / can sell ten of the young
vines at twenty cents each" This
seemed to be the case for the stock of old
vines on the mans stand was large while
that of the young one and two years-old
vines was quite small.
Hundreds of instances could be cited to
show the folly of spending time or money
in transplanting old grape vines. But ex
pcrienGe will demonstrate that where one
man will succeed in an enterprise of this
kind, ninety are sure to fall in the attempt.
If one has an old bea,ng vine of supe-
rior quality of grapes, and the owner con
templates moving to another home, better
far to make "layer" this fall. and get n
young wire well rooted year from now, or
cut from the vine some time during this
month some of the wcll.ripencd wood Of
this years growth Cut this wood into
pieces foot long and tie them in bundle
and "heol them in" until spring, when they
may be planted out, and under good treat
mcnt in the fall these onc-ycar old cuttings
will be plenty strong enough to set out in a
permanent place. This is the most sensi-
BILE method to get healthy vines that in three
years from the time of planting will yield
twelve pounds of grapes to the vine
Ma sachusctts Ploughman.
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ARRIVAL AND nEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLANp.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1920 q. M, 800
til:00 y. IN.
d" burlington 1910 'll;92 a. m, 1880 q 1900
y. IN.
" Port Henry, '1l:82 u. IN and 100 y. III,
" bennington, tl20S p. M, 1880 & 'lO'2O p.
IN.
Saratoga, '1ia5 a. m, 900 y. IN.
" Salem, l:40 tl0.4j a. m, t3lO '4,a7 p.
IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 s. 1920 a. M, 1910 t34O
y. m.
burlington, 1850 s. 1870 It. M, 1890 & sos p
IN.
Port Henry, $40 a. m. and 5:05 p. m.
Bennington, tl2:3O& 900 Il. M, q t2:25 y. N.
Saratoga, 300 n. m, a. $500 p. In.
salem, lao & t5:i0 Il. M, 1900 s. 1000 y. IN.
Mail Train tMlXed
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Agents ior the Globe.
Il. p. Morgan, Walllngford.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point,
II. :. Hard, Arlington.
NJ. Is. Kelley, South WalllngIord.
G. G.. Pierce. East Clarendon.
T.. j. Carpenter, Brattlcbor0.
Kelley a Dyer, Brandon.
Dennison Brothers, PlttslorG.
Rufus Holt, Plttsheld.
J. y. culver, llydeyille.
4. X. Horton, Clarendon.
ID. Z. Peabody, Pittstord.
Alden 81 Co., Middlcbury.
II. Il. spencer, Sutherland Falls.
Ashton Hubbard, Fairhayen.
Kellogg * Rice, CastletOn.
G. j. Gilmore, West Rutland.
J.. johnson, West Pawlet.
W. &. Bassett, MlddletOwn.
James Rice, Pawlet.
u f. Parmcnter, Mechanlcsvillei
y. Horton, Mount Holly.
W. W. liibberd, Poultney.
=. iiolton, Dandy Corners.
William Pierce, Dandy
u. \. Carter Henson.
W. II. HUI, Wells.
o. L. Woods, Bellows Falls.
7. IL, Robbins, Chester.
L. Il Allen, East Walljngford
sherman Brothers, Ludlow.
Brown q Clark, Chlttendeni
j. ID. PurdY, Manchester.
NJ Southland. Nergennes.
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A. W. Irving, Orwell.
Reuben WhitcOmb, Stockbridge.
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5. Sails, FOrestdale.
r. IL. button, p. NJ, Cayendlsh.
W. $. Bassett, Postmaster, Mddletown.
j. &. Spencer, Postmaster, East Clarendon
q. A. Ram, East Poultney.
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Post office.
MAlLs.CLosE.

MAlLScCLOsE
Harlem Extension way, S.45 a. mo- ana zoo p. IN.
Eastern way, 11.40 n. III
Troy way, 1910 p. m.
Troy, 1910 y. M, $40 p. H., ana $50 p IN.
Albany, 1910 p. m, 2.40 p. m, ana V.SH =. 81
Boston, II. 40 a. m, and $50 y. N.
Canadas lilo p. m.
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Chittendcn, Cruesdays and saturdays SEQ p. III.
Stoctbridge (stagc), 1900 p. N.
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Harlem Extension way, lO.o5 p. m.
Eastern way, 220 y. In.
Troy way, A.55 p. IN.
Troy, 40 a. m, 1i.I5 Il. IN. and 4.55 p. IA
Albany LAB a. M, 400 and $40 p. IN.
Boston, Lao q. IN. ana 2.2O y. IN.
CanadaS l2.40 n. IN,
Northern way, 1872 q. IN.
burlington, 1910 and il32 a. m
saratoga way, 1i.45 a. IL.
New York, l.45 1t. IN. and t.t5 y. III.
connecticut River way. s.ih y. m.
Woodstock way. (stagC) Has q, ~.
Chi,tcndcn, Tuesdays and Sa 'Uldt 1880 A.li.
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parjure 1i each mail train
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