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From New York.
ARRIVED.
New YORK, March go
Moro Castle from Havana.


ARRIVED.
New YORK, March go
Steamship Moro Castle from Havana
ARRESTED FOR WIFE MURDER.
Patrick Hanaley was arrested last night
charged with numbering his wife, who was
first alleged to have committed suicide.
THE HOLOCAUST.
The body of the woman burned in the
tenement house has been fonnl, but is
wholly unrecognizlble Loss abont $780,
900.
DUNAS STICKS TO II
Ex-Auditor Dunan publishes a card in
reply to the Erie directors, reiterating his
previous assertion tina, The floating debt Of
the Erie railroad is seven millions
THE BEEcHER INQuIsITloN.
The congregational council met early this
morning. Only few members were pre-
sent A resolution relative to the name of
the council was taken up and discussed at
great length.
BEEoHER AND THE CONGREGATIONAL
COUNCIL.
On being asked what action had been
taken by him or the leaders of Plymouth
church, relative to the Congregational
council, Mr. Beecher said last evening, that
no action would be taken except by their
church in open session.
REVENUE REFORM MEETING.
George Opdyke will preside tonight at
the meeting of the merchants at Stsinway
hall, to consider the subject of revenue re-
form. l.. L. ChitteGdcn, register of the
treasury under Secretary Chase, will give G
briet history of the manner in which the
laws on moieties have been perverted by
nformers.
ARRIVED
The Trinidad steamer Wcstphslia has ar
rived from Hamburg.
THE CALENDER TRIAL.
During the progress, to-day, of the trial
of ex-bank examiner Calender Judge Ben.
edict stated that he should charge fhe jury
that if they found from surrounding cir
cumstances that Calender was influenced
in making his report by loans he obtained
from banks, he was guilty under the statute
PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
The ex-superntcndent Of buildings pleat
not guilty to the charge of defrauding thu
city and has been baied in $4,000
RELEASED on BAIL.
Joseph Franklin, broker, arrested 70
forgery, has been released on bail in $50,
900
MADAME JANCsCHEK SUED.
Mrs. Conway has sued Madame ia
nuschek for $4,000 damages in refusin.
to play at the Brooklyn theatre.
LADIES CAUSE A STAMPEDE.
Forty or fifty ladies visited the legisla
at Annapolis, Nd to-day, and memorial
, lied for local option. The legislators ad
journcd and stampeded at the sight of thei
visitors, who held prayer meeting AM
sang hymns in the hall.
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March Term, 1874.
Hon. HoYr II. WHEELER, Chief Judge.
ISAAC c. WHEATON, , Asst .Judces.
HEEL HoLLIsTER,
HENRY H. SMITH, Clerk.

Wednesday,, March j.-The trial of No.
247, Leonora Bent VS.. John A Smead, n
case of bastardy was continued. The tes-
timony was closed. n, p. Simons made
the opening argument for the plaintiff, fol-
lowed by +. J. Ormsbee and w. G. Neazey
for the defendant. C. II. Joyce made the
closing argument for the plaintiff. After
the charge by the court, the jury retired.
After consultation for several hours, they
returned and reported that they were un-
able to agree. The court sent them back
for further consultation, and up to the
hour of adjournment, had not come to an
agreement on verdict.
No POI, Edwin ID. Gibson VS.. Jason d..
Taylor was takeu up. This is case for
damages against the defendant, school
teacher at East Walingford, for extreme
punishment of the son of the plaintiff in
school The testimony was, partly heard
when the court took recess until nine
o'clock this morning. y. L. Nicholson,
Joel c. Baker for plaintiffs W. II. Walker,
NJ. H. Goddard of Ludlow, for defendant.
Among the legal gentlemen from abroad
in court to-day were Charles n. Davent
port and j. NJ. Tyler of Brattlcboro.
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4sD CoNGREss....FIRsT SESSION.

HOUSE.
WAsmSGToS, March 81.
A hill regulating Interstate railroad
commerce was taken up. G. f. IIoar adj
dressed the house in favor Of the bill.
AT the close of the debate after speeches
by Hawlcy of Illinois and Messrs. Monroe
and Smith of Ohio. Mr.. Niblock moved to
lay the bill on tic table. Motion nega-
lived yeas, 92; nays, 1919.
Before reaching the final vote on the
bill, which will be taken upto-morrow, the
house at 8 o'clock adjourned.
SENATE
Mr.. Wright gave notice that he would
oller an amendment to strike out the
whole of the FIRST section of the bill and
insert section providing that the amount
of L. S. notes for circulation be fixed at
800, 100000.
The debate was continued by Messrs.
Schurz, Bayard, Ferry of Michigan, FIRE.
lnghuysen, Conkling, Sherman, Scott and
Logan.
Finally Mr. Sherman submitted resolu-
tons providing that after half-past two
o'clock tomorrow afternoon speeches on
the financial bill be limited to ten minutes
EACH and gave notice that he would TO-
morrow ask the Senate to pass them.
The Senate then went into executive
session and at five o'clock the doors wore
reopened and adjourned
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EXTRADITION TREATY

WAsHiNGroN. March %.
The exradi,ion treaty between the
United States und Ecuador has been oflic-
ally proclaimed, and is to continue IN force
ten years.
SECRETARY RICHARDSON'S VIEWS.
A Washington special states that Secre-
tary Richardson favors free banking in
states needing it, and a gradual resumption
of specie payments. He thinks there will
be need of of the additional @1S,000,000
voted by the house yesterday.
INSURANCE COMPANIES AND TIE GENEVA
AWARD.
1t is stated that at the meeting of the
house judiciary committee yesterday, sew
eral votes were taken on points arising in
the discussion Of the Geneva award, the
principal results showing that insurance
companies will be practically ruled out,
and that all personal war risks are to have
priority.
EEMoDELING THE MOIEgY SYSTEM.
1t is stated that a bill has been submitted
to the congressional ways and means COM
mittee by Mr. Roberts which entirety re-
models the laws on moieties, and includes
other reforms in the details of the customs
law. No action has been taken by the
committee upon the proposed bill
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SUDDEN changes of climate are sources OF
pulmonary, bronchial, and asthmatic af-
fections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tainly. when taken in the early stages OF
the disease, recourse should he Mt once had
to DR.. N. G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir,
let the cold, cough, or irritation OF the
throat be ever so slight as by this pre-
caution a more serious attack may be cf-
fectually warded off.
Ask your druggist or dealer for "lhe
Household Receipt Book" which contains
information valuable 20 all housckcepers,
or copy will be forwarded free by mail,
on application to Loren b. Lord. Burllng-
ton. Vt feb10d&w3m
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Southern War Claims.

WAsnINGTON, March 20.
Judge Lawrence, chairman of the hou e
committee on war claims, reported TO the
committee to-day the conclusion arrived at
by Judge Lawrence is that the government
is not legally bound to make compensation
for property used, occupied, damaged or
destroyed in the late war by the United
States forces, but that whatever is done is
to be considered as an act of grace and
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The Explosion on the Mississippi

MEMPHIS, March %.
From the survivors OF the explosion of
the steam tug Crescent City additional par
ticulars are obtained. In three minutes
after the explosion the boat sunk, leaving
only portion Of the roof above water, on
which the survivors huddcd until taken
off. The boat was carrying one hundred
and forty pounds of steam, and the engi-
neer can give no theory as to cause of the
explosion. Five bargcs in tow, containing
five hundred tons of COAL six hundred tons
of sugar, and two hundred tons queens
ware, were sunk. Frank Kelly, watch
man, and VIM. Dunn, second cook died
last night. The cabin boy and three
colored firemen were also lost. Seven
others were bruised and wounded. None
of the bodies were recovered. The survi-
vors have gone to St Louis.
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The FARMERS WAR-EQuAL TAXATION
-GRANGEs OF llrsBANDM-
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE, from the pen OF Hon. ). NJ.
Dorr, of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons OF
Husbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred. Published by the
Globe Paper Company. Rutland.
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RAILROAD FREIGIITS.

ALBANY, March 25.
Chauncey NJ. Depew, counsel of the
Central railroad argued before the joint
committee of both houses to-day in OPP
position to bilsregulating railroad freights,
that there were no grievances or COM
plants among those who did business
with railroads which called for or justi-
fed harsh or restrictive legislation on
dangerous experiments which could not be
remeiied until another legislature should
meet.
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which resulted as follows

But one ballot was taken. Another
ballot will he taken at 10 o'clock on
Thursday, when, if no choice is made the
ballotng will continue. Grave doubts are
expressed now as to whether either Dawes
or Hoar can be elected and many republi-
cans are now anxious for consultation or
q caucus to ascertain if compromise can
not be made between the friends of Judge
Hoar and Mr.. Dawes. In the event no
agreement can be made, DR.. Loring or
Henry l.. Pierce, who have as yet been
little talked of, may be brought forward
as candidates, backed by considerable
strength. Judge Curtis friends are jubi-
LIANT and hopeful. The republicans will
center on Gen Banks rather than consent
to the election of Judge Curtis. Charles
Francis Adams strength as yet has hardly
been fully developed, and should there be
a general break among the republicans, Mr.
Adams would undoubtedly become fore
most in the canvass. l..
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BlOdgett, the Murder, Sentenced.

TACOMA, n. H., March %.
Blodgett, resident of Baltimore,
Windsor county, Vermont, who murdered
his wife at this place several months ago,
to-day in court plead guilty to murder in
the second degree, whercrpon Judge Ladd
sentenced him to thirty years imprison-
mpnt
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. March 25
CoTToN.-The market Is quiet and the quo
tatlons unchanged. Sales OF 2,si' bales NJ
l6Asc for uplands, -. T..
quoted quiet with scarcely any export de-
mand and there is only a limited home trade
inquiry. Sales of 1880 bis 80 5O@5 20 Tor super
nne Western and state; O0Ci6 40 for common
10 good extra western and state 40 ce 90
for good to choice extra western ana state
665ss 90 good 10 choice white wheat extra ives
tern and state 50 20 "a I 40 for common TO
good extra Ohio; 50 SO9ll for common 10
choice extra st. Louis, market. closing dull.
RYE FLouR.-Ihe market unchanged WIN
moderate inquiry Ut "a T5@5 70.
Corn MEAL. Tho market for corn meal Is
quiet and quoted at IS 1904 50 for Western ;
81 45ai 90 for Brandywine.
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TO-Day,s Globe.

FIRST PAGE. The Iermit's Letter
Grand Army of the Republic.
SECOND PAGE.-E Editorials" Fin
ger !" "Disreputable Practices :" The Mas
sachusetts Senatorship; The Millionaire's
Wives.
THIRD PAGE. Dashes Golden We'd
ding; Trottiug Stock of Rutland; Locals
Markets; Latest Telegraph.
FOURTH PAGE.-Letter from the Clerk
of the Village Of Port Henry; Doing a
Duel
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THE ToMpEINs SQUARE RIOT.

Tie committee on grievances tonight
heard John Swinton, on behalf of the
workngmcn, relative to the action of the
police at Tompkins square, last January.
Karl Sheyer and Hermann Dallhe related
circumstances of that affair, and denounced
the police action ms tYrannical in the cX-
treme and urged a committee of investi-
ratiOn
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Arlington.

At the animal town meeting, held in Ar
lington on Tuesday, March cath, the fol-
lowing town officers were elected
Town Clerk X Batchelder.
Treasurer X Batcheldcr.
Seectmen-EE q Mckee, S n Hard, G
NJ Vaughn.
Constable--R Smith.
Listers-D Crofut, S Hard, o Clark.
Superintendent of Schools-l1ev M Me-
| Culloch.
Town Agent. X. Batchelder.
Auditors-H $ Hard, ii Hand, & q
Benedict
Tax voted, 25 cents on the dollar
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CONSUMPTION,

the scourge Of the human family, may in its
early stages be promptly arrested and pcrman-
emily cured.
Ravenswood, W. Va, oct. 2sth, 1872.
Dr. II, V. Pierce:
Slr-For the last year have been using your
Golden Medical Discovery. 1 owe my life to H.,
having been afflicted for years. Did not use IL
but short time before was benefited; at that
time was very bad, not able to sit up much,
was suffering greatly with my throat. was get
ting blind, had dry cough, n ID much pain IN
my lungs. | have used twelve bottles OF the
Discovery and am almost WELL. .,,,
KATE r. WARDNER.
A son Of Mr. j. II. Mcseck of Chatham Four
Corners, n. Y, has been cured OF Consumption
by Dr. Plerce's Golden Medical DiscOvery-sO
saws Mr. C. b. Canheld, editor OF the Chatham
Courier.
S. Eglar, drugglst,o f West Union, o., writes
to state that Dr.. Pierce'S Golden Medical Dis
covery has effected a wonderful cure or Con-
sumption in his neighbOrhOOd.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Globe.
FROM BOSTON.
The Massachusetts, SenatOrship.
DAWES AHEAD RESULT STILL
UNCERTAIN.

BosroN, March %.
The excitement to-day was not as great
as on Tuesday. The surprise, however,
was greater, as it was expected that the
first ballot would show some changes. 1t
had been thought that Judge Hoar would
gain strength but the development shows
that Dawes and Judge Curtis had taken
nearly all the changing votes. At twelve
O'Clock the first joint ballot was taken,
IL 1 4 L
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NeW Advertisements.

NOR SALE OR TO LEASE on favor
Il able terms. The Wheaton Quarry, with
dcrricks engine, Burlcigh drill. tools. etc II
Is near Pittsford quarry station. Vt. Has been
worked over two years. Sound stone good
quality; obtainable Immediately. Rare oppor-
tunty for first class Investment to an active
man who understands the business. Address
George 4 Royce, Steam Stone Gutter Company
Rutland; William Patten, PlttsfOrd Quarry, Or
c. W. Peasants, ll9 broadway, n. \.
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Masonic. There will be a special com
munication of Centre Lodge No. "a, F. &
A. NJ, for work, this Thursday evening at
7.3O o'clock Members of the fraternity in
regular standing are cordially invited.
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ST.. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, There
were 212 tubs shipped on Tuesday, prices
ranging as follows; Fair, 35c medium to
good, 50 to 3sc choice, SO to $50 selec-
tions, Acc.
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Sale of Coal.


New York, March 30
Sixty Thousand tons of Scranton coal
were sold at the regularly monthly sale to-
day. Steamboat and crate brought about
the same price as at the February sale.
Egg, stove and chestnut showed slight al
vance.
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Heavy Fire in Texas.

MEMPHIS, March 2J.
A dispatch from Brownsville, Texas,
saws fire broke out there ut $50 o'clock
tonight and consumed property to tic
amount of about 100000 Insurance I'M
known.
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Fire.

ALBANY, March %.
The loss by fire At Red Creek, Wayne
county, last night is estimated at So, COO.
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D,,son,s Music store Burned,

The well known music store and pub
fishing house of Oliver Dtson Il Co., at
277 Washington street. Boston, was burned
on Tuesday evening. The loss was about
5000, on which there is an insurance
amounting in the aggregate to $1S9,5OO-
Fortunately the contents.were not entirely
destroyed.
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Being fond of turf sports and II great
lover of that noble animal, the horse we
have been induced to take an inventory Of
the fancy trotting stock owned in Rutland
champion
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KELSEY-In Rutland, March q, Flora NJ,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kelsey, aged
| 10 wears and months. mot lost but gone be-
! fore"
Prayer at the house, No. 80 West street nj 2
| D, IN. Public services at the Methodist church
! at 20 p. IN.
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LISTERS MEETING. THE listers of the
several towns in Rutland county will hold
meeting for consultation at the Town Hall
in Rutland on Monday next at 2 O'Clock
n. m.
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Executive Nomination.

WAsnEGToN, March %.
The President nominated Wlckham s.
Ravens, collector of customs for the dis
trict of Sag Harbor, New York.
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PAIGE & ToLnuRsr, Proprietors


DENNlSONS PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 900 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by lag
becoming detached. All Express companies
Ilse them. Sold by Printers and StatloherS
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
mne2sdSwtf Wholesale Agents
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Printers Strike Ended

New ORLEANS, March %.
The printers strike is ended, the printers
having resumed work on the Pcayune, Re-
publican and Times.
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Heavy Loss by Explosion.

MEMPHIS, March 30.
The Ledger says the entire loss by the
explosion of the tow-boat Crescent City
reaches nearly $500, 900.
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weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Mar. 25.-S D. IN.

NASHlNuTON, MAR SO.-o v. III.
PROBABILITIES.
For lower lake region and New England
south-westerly and westerly winds, falling
temperature, cloudy weather and rain or
snow in former section. For the Middle
States south-westerly winds, rising tenn
pcrature, falling barometer and increasing
clOudincss
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DUTLAND GRADED SCHOOL.

Tho leIal voters OF the Rutland Graded
School District IN The village OF Rutland, are
hereby notified that the annual meeting Of said
district will be held IN the Town Han, on Tues
day evening, March II, 1874, at ~ O'clock, to
transact the following business:
/. TO choose a Moderator.
2. TO choose n Clerk.
3 To hear the report Of the Board OF Trustees.
4. To hear the report OF the Treasurer.
5. 10 elect Trustees IN Wards No. l, 3 and G,
@. To elect q Collector
Z. 10 elect q Treasurer,
s. TO elect an Auditor.
.. 10 elect a President OF the Board o. Trls-
tees, for the year ensuing.
TO- 10 elect a Secretary OF the Board OF Trus-
tees, Tor the yea ensuing.
H. Tosae II the District VIII vote tax. and
how much, 10 pay the dents OF the District. and
to defray the expenses OF the schools, FOR the
year ensuing.
~. 10 transact any other necessary business
SIDNEY w. RoWELL Geek,
Rutland, W, Nj lleh -, i'i4. dd.
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Tae 3utlana Daily Globc,


For Sale or to Lease-The Wheaton quarry,
Plttsford, VT.
New Goods, just Received--A. W. Higgins.
tiOnal Bnnk -"
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DENCHS.-Di xon's Pencils, made in
i the United States, are much superior TO
Faber's, and are sold at lower prices. Try
GLOBE PAPER co.
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MARRIAGES..

CS-NEWBURY-In TT. Ann, y. Y, at
the residence OF the brides father, James Il.
Coon Edwin D. Andrus Of Poultney and Mrs.
Grace NeWDuPy,
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THE LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP RACE.

IIVNIIVN'
AT the Lincoln spring meeting today
the race for the Lincolnshire handica? was
won by Tomahawk, oxford Mixture sec
ond, and Shylock third. Thirty-tiye
horses ran Betting at the start was IL to
2 against Tomahawk 40 to l against OK
ford Mixture, and 80 to against Shysock.
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Wanted, at Allen q Drew's, five men
coat makers, 10 work on fine custom cloth
ing. Two hundred cords of good wood for
cole
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BY the Gable.
SPANISH TROOPS.

BAYoNNE, March 81.
The Spanish republican troops under
Gen. Lama have disembarked at Castro
Urdialcs, 81 miles east of Soutander.
CARIIsr PRISONERS.
MADRID, March %.
Journals report the suspension of further
shipments of Carlist prisoners to Cuba, and
that an order has been issued for the re-
the next steamer for the purpose of being
EXCHANGED
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and medical specialist IN all diseases OF the
EYE, EAR AND RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
Consolidating Rooms Baxter National Bank
Building.
onico lIours-lO a. m. to p. M, and 9 to p.
m. Snncays, 100 10 2.20 p. m. dec Ctr
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TAM o'suAETEH,

owned by Messrs Z. +. Cooke and Edward
GUILTY. He is so wcll-linown that a de-
scription seems almost unnecessary, suffice
it to say that judging from his past achieve
ments, he will figure close to "thir,y' the
coming season, yet Ed" sets him low
down in the twenties. He has made 1888
in private. His owners intend entering
him in the great stallion race for $4,000
at Mystic Park in September next, and it
is safe to say that he can outfoot any horse
III the world of his pounds and inches.
Next on the list comes
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ALBERT W. II G GI Ms,
Apothecary and Chemist.
II Merchants Row, RUTLAND. VERMONT.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III The Baxter National Bank, at Rutland In
the state of Vermont, at the close Of business
on the 21th day OF February, lsI4
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CANTON BOY,

bored, muscular horse, sixteen hands high,
has big, slashing gait, and is possessed of
great speed and proves, and intends dis
putting the honors of the turf with Gold
dust.
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NTANrED.-A man To- take charge OF
w Slate Mantle Works. one competent 10
manage, with good reference, may address j.
u. kIMEs * co, l2la Ra,e street. Philadel-
phiu Pa. ian.0dtI
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the property of G D Shippey. He is horse
of .'pood power, and shows great bursts of
when worked down to level gait. His
footing last year was somewhere in the
ffties. George claims he has greatly i'm
proved and is going TO make it warm for a
thirty-five horse.
Next in order is