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Some people that wear good clothes for
get to pay foi them. Such man is II. T.
Ctlcy. He owes Allen & Drew, q Mer-
chants Row. Pay up cr you will find your
name in print.
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Police CoURT.-One Henry Gardner was
brought before Justice Marshall On We'd
nesday morning charged with intoxcaiion.
He was fined to the amount of 1894, and
disclosed on James Crowley and Albert
Matthews, who were fincd, the former
S27.50 and the latter $3.50. Each took
an appeal
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teaIIrOad Statistics.

The following statisticso Of the New York
railroads, compiled by the Troy Times from
the financial reports OF the railroad corpor-
atoms named, as presented 10 the state en-
gineer of New York. The time embraced
extends from September Both, 1872, to
September Both, 1878. The reports are
made by the respective corporations during
the months of December and January;
NEW YORK. AND cASADA RAILROAD.
Stock as par charter. .........,.,. 100000 %
EXP nded for purchase OF tho
Plattsburgh and Montreal, and
the Whitehall and platlsburgh
railroads. and for construction. 2,0oo,SS5 Is
The report OF the earnings of the road
embraces only the earnings from March /,
1878, TO October /, 1878. 1t will hereafter
be reported by the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company, being under its super
vision.
d unle track. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A5S
Engine houses..'' '''''''''''''''''''''
Engines. .,,.,..,..'..'.'.''''
Car 5, urSt-claSS.. minimum ''''ss'''.'.
R R3sISSi sS cars. q
niles W ''"N PARLIAMENTARY. 1884
| Miles run by passenger trains .,..... H,lio
Miles run by freight trains. ,.....,.. S5o,s6u
| Niles tsayeled by Messengers :. 80. 0il,92d
| Number OF tons Of freight carried. os,2lA
Average rate If speed, miles per -
hour. Observation-Disclosures '.....' -
Average weight In tons OF passen- :.
ger trains. .........,....s'.'.' .'..','. II
Average weight In tons OF freight
Rats n, fare tlrst-class through
"r nasse1rers. sa4C
"s senr Vi '''' '...,,........,,...,.. 4a5C
Ratas ~ fare, emtgrants. ..,.,........ 2k1
| Cost OF malnt aiming road. 5loll 81
| Eynense OF machinery. ................ 4963 *
q operating road. ..,,.... 1850 v:
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' IlTfI. INBLI.N
POTATOES.
wool.


There have been sales Of California pulled 1t
80 sso5 Tor fan and 2S93O for spring. Calfor-
MIA bucks and locks at la9i2Ho oregon, 80 @
4oc irce5 continue 10 DO sustained, and all
kinds are hold with ilrmncsS In foreign there
have been sales ofNcw Zealand at 4sc; Austria
liza at Toe Cape, in bond at 2Os2.l5c gold.
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PURSE NO. 6-rlyE YEARS OLD.

rrRsE NO. give YEARS OLD.
J 4 Williams Charlie Mac J "
Portcr's IN Jennie L C II Baldwin's C
m Dolly Dot ID jenkins IN Sister John
son J McCabe's b g Gilroy i McCabe's
b g Bill Moon. T.
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BUTTER.
SEW YORK AND VERMONT.
HHNaaH
WESTERN.


There Is steady demand In Boston for choice
lots OF butter, and prices are higher, but for
lair to good there Is no improvement 10 note,
and the market is quiet. Selections Will proba-
bly, run during the week TO 90 cents.
AT Utica butter renal 8 at Its TN, tally high
Gguies ior all grades. Tue Uuca Herald sug-
gests that this rise may possibly come from the
fact that It's discussion at the dalrymens meet.
ipgs the present winter have urged the making
OF a better c ass OF butter. The city dealers do
not buy freely. and the dairymeA are inclined
TO hold their stocks on hand.
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PR OD UCE MAR X Il II y +.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE RUTLAND GLOBE.
Vermont Markets.
EICUM0SD MARKET.


Cheese at the Richmond market has been
very active and nearly all desirable lots have
changed hands at the prices quoted on Mon
day 1000 boxes were shipped 10 Boston and
Providence.
Hardly butter enough was offered Ia make
price. No fall made was offered,
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Sew Work STOCK ana Money Market.

LATEST MoSETARy.
Money easy, 4@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm at 4-s5 FOR 60 days
aud ass for sight.
Customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to ;56i.tC0.
Gold closed at lleG, after selling as high
as ll2's.
Carrying rates "a, per cent,
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
$4,000.
Clearlngs In the Gold Exchange to-eay
amounted TO sii,0JO,Ol0.
Government bonds closed strong.
State bonds are quiet and stead.
Stocks opened weak and de cl ned from !. 10
l'S per cent, The greatest depression was in
Northwestern and Delaware, La havana &
western. During the last hour OF business the
market was strong with recovery from the
lowest point OF 4 TO =, Strength was most
marked In Northwestern,
The sales between 10 and 2 o'clock amounted
TO l00,On0 shares, or which 81 600 wercNorthwes-
tern common ls0O Northwestern preferred
$500 Western Union 5000 Union Pacific /; 4,OUJ
Wabash; $500 Pacific Mail; G.5U0 OAiO's and
1900 Lake Shore.
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Number OF cars over the different roads-Bos-
ton ana Lowell %, tllch1urg 80, Total IS.
Prices OF market Becf-A few choice s9t069 %;
extra - Is "a . 90 lirst quality s. I56 so; see
OH quality SGd7 30; third quality s. OJ95 30.
Prices ui store cattle-Wuri.ing oxen q pair,
from $780, slI5 S.0ld25D.
Mllcn COWS and calves FROM $3.50 60: extra So
695; FdrrOw cows Sy3ifi0
learlings sle@ls; two years old SCOOPS; three
years Old S3OS45.
Prices OF sheep lambs--in lots, 81 80, 80,
s.. - 20 aSh each extra s. 5oGI % t head, OF
from 54@Tlic t ID.
Spring lambs UO6c u r..
Veal Calves ID,
Prices OF hides. tallow and skins Brighton
hides Tl4mSc Z ID; country hides IA@Tlsc Z b.
Brighton tallOW 30 q 10: country tailOw 4hc
Il u.
Pelts 81 coal 70 EACH Calf skins i5916c Il b
CLASSIFICATION or CATTLE AND SHEEP.
y. Il. Beet-Choce grades Includes nothing
hut stabilized 100 to 400 lbs bullOcks. Extra
aud first quality includes the best, large fat
oxen. second and tnird quality includes oxen
ana two ana three year Old steers.
Shcep-EXtra includes cOsSets, ana whom those
OF interior quality are thrown out.
EEAAuRs.
Cattlc-Arrlvals GIG head OF this supply 4l3
were western by VIM CUlwell and hathaway &
swift. From the North 2l3 head. But few OF
the Western changed hands Mt this market
Cattle trains late except arrivals over the Low
eli road. Onc car load OF the Western We're
hanged bj the car breaking down. Northern
cattle nave NOS seemed t. sen at better prices.
quicker; butchers not disposed t. Iay over 9'Gc
~ h. d w som choice al 9i4c, ana stalled. S
Purple sold 10 oxen, g. dress 100 lbs each, at
| SIC q h, D ". W ticker sold . cows, 10 dress
30 lbs, AT &C Z l1, u W. G w Jones sold ; oxen
ON commit sion to d Prindle Of Quincy market.
I II Bardwell Id oXsn tn : + Woodbridge at
| DC q ID, d W. Nm Cowel sold 10 Western
! steers AZ &c live wrlght 10 at re live. !.
| Hastings SOD oxen Mt &c 4 n. d w. 1000 lbs; 2
! oxen, to dress l20J lbs each, at 9ilc; at 9hc
! Shecp-Northern supply Is again light. The
| quality for the most part WAS only ialr very
/ few selected lots ON sale. Dealers that sold
| early made the best bargains. one dealer held
| his flock until the middle Of the forenoon, aud
sold at &c less price than offered earlier IN the
d'v; he was not Willing 10 have his sheep re-
ported. Principal sales at Ga7c q II. l. Jones
sold Sd sh 'ep AT 6 2 ID. Fowler sold Ito sheep,
| gross " ight $40 Us. at G4c. II q & i Wood
sold l9i sheep aynra Sc 81 hs, at 9Nc. j A Fry
sod 100 sheep average seh lbs, at 6iae. j W
Armstrong sold leo head mostly lambs at strong
6Hc average Is lbs.
-, poultry-Consderabl inquiry for live lots
| The only arrivals noticed were by i Brady Of
81 heat OF hens, sold at 1890 q 10. The advance
on dressed poultry VIII probably start live lois
We quote best chickens lie; medium grades
l6a &c ; Ordinary fowl l5ac u ID.
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western New York during the week OF '5I cts.
and one large lot was closed ont at Is. fhe In
crcaslDg price IS calling ont stocks from the
interior. The best price for cheese In New
York - lGHc. The receipts for the week ending
saturday last were o,o3c boxes exports, 49,,
739; cable ioand 12j; gold MY. The cores
ponding week last year; receipts, 1913 boxes
exports, o,7s2 boxes; cable. COS gold, ii3t {;
best price for cheese lGHc.
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sent for friend, buy the Green Mountain
Poets OF Spauding Il Co.
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brandon Lecture Association

The Brandon Lecture Association held
their first annual meeting on Monday even
ing, Feb 9th. The Association have main
tanned course of six lectures with very
gratifying success ms to the attendance, III
terest and pccuniary result. The Treasurer
reported surplus of $lS3, after all bills
are settled. The Association recognized
for the next lecture season by the choice of
the following officers:
President. .......................Pro J 5 Cillcy
Vice Presidents ................ll G. Copeland
...........D G. Bls, ON. Esq
Secretary. ....,.................Rev f TuXbury.
Treasurer. Ornshee. Esq.
Advisory COmmittce-C ID Pitts, Dir G J.
Case and Ozro Meacham.
Committee on Advertising C ID Pitts
and ID & Bascem.
Committee ON Place OF Holding Lee
turcs-J 5 Stafford and Isaac Vail.
Committee to SOlcite Subscribers t.
Guaranty Fund and for Season Tickets
f Tuxbury, DC Bascom and DR. c w Peck.
A course of six frst-class lectures and 4
frst-class concert have been determined
upon for next season, thus offering an adj
ditional attraction, while the price Of
season tickets will remain the same as last
year. 1t is hoped that this will greatly IN
crease the sale Of season tickets for iht
| next season.
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Bv TELEGRAPH.
-. = :
especial to the ClObe.i
The Tic0nder0ga Races.
fbirsi Dny.

TicoNDERoGA, Feb IL.
1t was q large and interested crowd that
gathered an the ice this afternoon to enjoy
the third days sport of Ticondoroga trot-
thug association The weather proved a
little more agreeable than on the first two
days, Tic races to-day were highly cx-
citing throughout aud not . little enthu-
siasm was manifested during the trottng.
FOUR YEAR OLD RACE.
The first hca, Of She race came off about
two o'clock. The horses entered we're -
Geo ID Sbippy br 6 Young Whalebonc; J
McCabc's b M Minnie; VIM Cooks b IN
Bay Ida; J Hastings c 6 David; A II
Weeds ch Rob Roy. David had it oil his
own way, coming in easily, well ahead,
every heat at square, honest trot Min
mic as second made good showing; Rob
Roy IN the two last heats did spcnnidly
going home in manner pleasing to his
friends
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Boston Produce market.

Thursday, Feb. IL.
The following arc the prices obtaintd IN this
market by commission houses for produce IN
good condition, subject to commission for
selling.
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RACING on LAKE GEORGE.
The Ticondcroga TrOtting Association.
The Second Day.

LARoE ATrESDANcE--Two RAcEs-ARisTos
WINS THE THREE YEAR OLD RACE.
AND FApNER nor TIE TWO YEAR OLD
RACE.
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DURR & BURTON SEMINARY
tihc and Eclectic Music, Ornnmentals and Tel
egraphng sixty dollars u year aid TO young
men preparing Tor the ministry. The Spring
tel begins March IS, ls7I. For catalogues adj
dress the principal.
II. H. SHAW,
febi3 ltINw5w Manchester, Vt.
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At Boston the market ia firm, and the best
lots OF September cheese are not offered at 1917
cts. but are held for higher figure.
At Utica cheese has advanced the last week.
large export demand is made and promises
well. The stock OF cheese In London and Liv.
erpool Is small, and English cheese Is reported
pretty wen reduced. Cheeso has been sold In
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NorIcr.-Persons wishing to donate TO the
Homo OF the FrlendlesS ia New York, can have
an opportunity by sending such articles to Mrs:
Joseph Adams FalrhGven, who VIII forward
them. New or second hand clothing or bed
ding: enythiug VIII be acceptable.
Farhaycn, VI, FEB. 6. lSi4.
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1t was nearly 9 o'clock Wednesday after
noon before the tracks were made for tn;
scene of the races, which are distant abou,
% miles from the village of Ticonderoga.
Livery teams have been in good demand
and will be for the remainder of the week.
A number of impromptu accommodate
teams, engineered by cnterprising drivers,
did paying business, and the shin-plasters
that they will have picked up during the
races will not bea few When once the
line of march was taken up it was some.
what pleasing to note the style of convey
anrcs and the variety of motive power.
There was everything, from yc ancient
pung, TO the elegant gentlemen's turnout.
1t was right jolly crowd that gathered on
the ice Wednesday to witness the races, in
fact it was rather surprising that such good
feeling could prevail, with the weather so
decidedly uncomfortable. The sun only
occasionally looked out from behind cold
looking, snow like clouds, and searching
'norwcstcr" swept the course most I'M
pleasantly.
at the right OF the course, up under y
high bank, few thoughtful individuals
started Il rousng fire that was well patron
izel. y lively interest was manifested in
the races throughout though there was
nothing remarkably exciting about any of
tbp,, Tim oil Al ,,.,,ti ,,I g.,
young animals they mado good showing,
and some of them earned an cnviablc re-
cord
For the three year old race w Wyatt en-
tered Kate J Porter, Aristos w IL Lam
son. 5 W Clark J A Fleming, Addic
Lewis, and L Bailey, General I.ape.
FIRST HEAT.
a good scltl off was made with little de-
lay. AristOs took the lead at the start.
though Addie followed him pretty close
Tor the first quarter, when she cut her foot
and lot ground somewhat, allowing Kate
and Clark to leave her.
At the half mile bush Arstos was Num-
her Of lengths ahead and going without an
effort, and from that point to the close he
kept making the distance greater, crossing
the final line at an easy pace, while his FOL
lowers were many lengths in the rear.
Kate picked up nicely and seemed deter
mined to give good account of herself.
s. W. Clark too, seemed to have the same
desire and rallied along in the rear of Kate
at live pace. Adde on the last quarter
seemed to be recovering from her accident
and settled down into good telling style
Gen. Lapc 'loped' it well in the rear.
SECOND HEAT.
This send off was made promptly. Arts
tos was bound to take the lead, and he did,
in splendid style, and made the whole
course in brilliant manner, more than
meeting the expectations o. his friends.
In this heat Addie showed her mettlc and
followed Arislos well, doing the course
without Il skip and ratified home second al
IL lively rate. Clark bowled along finely,
though well in the rear of Addic. Gen.
Lape made better showing in this heat
and went well ahead of Katie.
SUMMARY.
Ticonderoga trottng association, Feb
llth, 1874 Race for lhrce-year ods, mile
heats hest 2 in 3; S2j to first, SIS to sec
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w'.rEisrosyN UNION LIVE sTOCsl
rIassskz"s'.


For the week ending Feb. 10, 1874.
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REMARKS.
Tho market continues dull rho ruling piicc
for fresh laid eastern Is g5,.
APPLES.
Choice, per parrel. .................s 0OebO9
tJmliiOn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DVl@7 %
Apples are Ia fair demand and the market Is
firm at thg quotations iOr Breenlngs ant Bild-
wins.
BEANS.
Northern, pos buahci............s3 g5,a33I
hOattIl'... .s..... .......ss.''.s' 3tcbE ~
common, .........' ............,s,.. oUrb2 "
Medium choice. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOet2 10
tOuiliioH ..... .................. oVgEUv
The market Is QUOT.
PEAS.
Good 10 choice. pen bUshel......si cool 10
DpIuul}h' .'.,...... ...'..,.......t.. ! p9l 10
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES
Jackson whites. Observation-Disclosures. 90Spj
EuIli t1s3 's'..,'' t..'....,..,, .9bCiWO
Peelicsi ''.......,. .,.....,,...,.,,,., IbGs5J
There 5 limited supply 81 potatoes IN mar
ket and The market IS rrm
oTioNs.
Onions, per borrcl.................s5 to9575
At m anctlOn sale on Wednesday, In Boston,
80 bbS. u irish onions which arrived by the
steamer llocla sold Mt s5sS552'S per Dbl.
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CAST OF CHARACTERS.

CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Sample Switched. Geo French
Simon S'a1e.. ......................J j Hayward
Frank observation-disclosures. E f Ellsworth
Mr. knmhne... ..........,..........N ID Newton
Harvey Green. .....................J T. Atwood
Willie hammond. .................A & Gilbert
Mrs Sadc. Miss 5 NJ SoulhwIck
Mrs Tan.....................Mls l. VI Cross
Mchitable Cartwright. ..... Miss l. i Henry
Mary Morgan ............Miss Julia Potter
The character of Sample was perhaps
the most successful,a played byiMr. French,
whose speech and manners were very
good imitation of the pure down east Yam
kec. He succeeded in making very ia
vorable impression and in creating much
merrimcnt at every appearance Mr. Gil
bert appeared the most natural and easy Of
any, while Mr.. Ellsworth was noticeable
for the like merit of naturalness. Mr.
HAYES had, of course, very difficult role
to fill, and although hardly strong enough
in many Of the scenes, performed very ac-
ccptably aud with considerable ability.
Mehitablc found very good representa-
tive in Miss Henry, while the part Of Mary
Morgan was very touching representation
Of that character.
The Modoc band furnished good music
for the occasion.
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son injured and one killed.

E3pendcI ~ 'plIrS, etC..........,.... 90 I9 n
This road extends from lIooslck June
ton 10 the Vermont State Line, and ia
leased by the Troy and Boston railroad cor
poration. See report Of Troy AID Boston
railroad.
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Ticonderoga trotting association, Feb.
llth, 1874. Race for lhrce-year oltls, mile
heats hest in 3; $2j to first, Sl5 to sec
ond, and $40 to the third. Judges, Il. j.
Arthur, I'iconderoga, and Z. Barnum,
Shoreham. Starter. w. A. &, Arthur:
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prNxlsoN.s PATENT suIpplNG TAGS.

over 2o0 millions nave bean used within the
past ten years, without coaplaintof loss by tag
becoming detached. Al Express Companies
use them. sold ~ Printers and ;taiioncrs
EVERYWHERE
GLOBE PAPER 60. RUTLAND,
iune23dSwtf Wholesale Agents.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. :
WASHINGTON, Feb. i3.-8 r. IN. J
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Che 8ntlanA Daily 6lobe.
Meetings, Amusonents, etc.

TODAY.
Rutland grange OF the Patrons OF Husbandry
meet this Friday afternoon at 2 p. M, sharp.
Whltinore Clark'5 minstrels at Rutland
Opera House, tonight.
SATURDAY.
Regular convention Of Vermont lodge No. /,
Knights Of Pythlas, at Oddfellows' hail. Globe
block.
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NEW YORK AND VERMONT


Choice factory. ........,............ .15610H
Far 10 goou.....' '''''..''.,.,,'.lS H@l4H
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NORWICH UNIVERSITY.

Fourteen young men Il ON tlo STATE Will BIO
admitted 10 the classes nj Nor Nich Univt rsity,
FREQ OF tuition. First uniform free. For FUR
Their Information ad lrcsS the presid nt
REV. MALCOLM DOUGLASS, D. D..
fehiot4w Northneld, W.
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For Friday in tho New England and
Middle states northeast to northwest winds,
falling barometer, cloudy and rain.
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Ticonderoga Trotting Association, Feb.
11lh, 1874. Race for two year Odds, half
mile heats, best 2 in g. SIS to first $40
to second, and So 10 third. Judges, + J
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TWO-IEAR OLD RACE.

For the two-ycar old race Mr.. Juhert en-
tered Capt. Jay, Mr. Hamilton, Tom Pearl,
Mr. Wicker Farmer Boy, Mr. Wright Frank,
Mr. Arthur, Dennis.
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WHOLESALE MEAT MARKET.
Beef fore ar = 10 5as Pork whole hog Z h ~
hind " l0dl2 Mutton 10
Mess D Dbl Sl6a2O Lamb pb IA
Plate $1,000 Veal, carcass q ID i2%
COAL
Lackawanna stove $3.50 La"kawanna CRATE 300
chestnut 900 Lehigh iO.0U
egg 925 BtuminouS II 20
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