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DY y. n. WARNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker aud Auctloneer,
No. ~ SEVENTH ssrset, between G and H streets.

DY y. m. WARNEB,
ID Real Esysts Broker and Auctloneer,
No. ~ Seventh street, between 9 and n streets.
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ACTYLE SkRHANT.

President Madison was food Of telling the story
Of . WISH oaAs to bin BY one sf his supporters.
Aner 4us ihsrsdxesosy, discussion Of the weather
md th6 ststs Of psrtiss tho voter explained to
as ssss sa
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SssL 8. tooE do9n thsyqiams which coat.iksd
~ oo:ititSti@ Q. Tie United st.tss, and s1-
p!s,asd e .his " III: ssss h d
Eoo6 behavior, spd that Judge MsIshsii, then
the ernaYcas q &c bench, could not b. removed
Mr s%.ssis ri a'T received til. announcement
SniStiyj snd astss moment, s.id he thought he
conntfy; bot that Monroe, iiHe Mr.. Swearinftn
ard himsslf vas Virginian, and he did not IKE
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"6nloE3 unateiy, !" the President said, aths
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sPs Soa psai Ff.naSfs :sksd he President.
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!, AUCTION SALES.

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REANxsD n; EARNER, Trustees.
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pY EDWIN ]. SWEET, IT TAI %
~ {! ..i Real Estate Broker aud Auctoneer. ,
No u Seventh street, opposite U. 8. Post once.
rRTssrTT66s$' s SA s,ErAA yAEErxBkE aglLp;

p Virus % .dsed q trust to VI, dated May %
the land records Of Washingtce county, District
We Vii ssii, In fost q The prsnises. IN Win:
city Fl Sin e 'h ssss'
S'eioei D. n. he soSth feet front ~ the depth Of
lot In lqlare wsat Of square ~ containing 100
Terms Of sale: q, 90. With Interest at ten psr
cent. from May % fG3, and the expense Of sale, In
cash, and the balance At six and twelve onths,
cured by DECD Of trust on the property. One hun.
dred dollars deposit required when the property 10
sold. Conyeyanctng AZ the cost OF the purchaser.
40 BKAINAkD y: WARNER, lrru.,ee.
i.pts. rNW Az aWEET ue,,oreer
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lY u. n. WARMER, ~. s--s.r
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
= No. ~ Seventh street, between and q.
rRusrEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS On E0kTH CAPITOL STREET. DE:
ON STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE. AT

By virtue Of . deed Of trust 70 Daniel I. Eaton,
dated september q A. p. 1870 and duly recorded
for WashinGton county, p the Disasiss o. Colun.
toaart .e q he Tistries q ceium6i,, 2Seisy
30. RAJ, docket g sa6stitutInG, t6s ss1S-
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those o9 Merit C.p.sol strsss front q About
THIS property offers one q the ans:e ePpostsni.
profitable inve.tmsat.
eighteen month"; for Which The notes Of tn: pur-
50 500 s. dssa q ssssss, %! !. s.Ssn: a
purchasers. One hundred dollars VIII be required
& deposit on each lot st time Of vale. II terms Of
sale are not eo0plled VIII In ten days fro day Of
sale the trustee reserves the right to resell At the
risk snd eQst Of he dehultinG purchaser o. pur.
chssefS, after ten days advsri sement IN some one
% mors ssTspspers Published in the city Of wash
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fault which the property viii be resold a The risk
and eost Of me hrst gyrcIhassT cox. 49,.
~ THE ABoyE SALT - POSTPONED TO
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A6THE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST.
roned TO TUESDAY, January ., i@A same hour
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poned to FRIDAY, January e, iss4 tame hour and
place. r-F' -" ='i'g, .WALfERS 9. cox, Trustee. :
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L jan7-WF&Mtds - liza - =. Auctioneers.
~ THE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST
poned 70 THURSDAY, January q, 1874, came hour
". L. WALL CO..
1aD.NWr&ds ~ AuctioueeTs.
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- Auetioneers, Corner Niash ana p sseock
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L. c. CAMpBILL. COS "a. ay., Oef. sth as< m SITS.
Fw. KEsNHpY . Co al Ps .sve., bst.s sh and It'll
HARNEss, sADDLERY q TRUNKS.
JAMES 8. ToYHAM fCo., q tn st., next TO ODD.
= | dies, Bridia, WhipA Trunks, vAliseS, CAfr1age
- Robes aud lats,-Aorsa -Coyess, &c, c.-8c.
pairing done with neatness and dispatch.
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FatuPe Days.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-21
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE MORNING. AUGUST 81 1874

would still tend across Long Island, but Il
would leave Hull to the right and possibly
pass over Fort Warren.
1t was Mr.. Donaldson's purpose to strike
the water and drift ashore, but perceivinp
a steamer at the wharf directly in his way,
he abandoned this plan, not wishing 10
bring the balloon in contact with the
steamers smoke stack As there were
crowds of people on the island he also felt
sure OF assistance in making a landing. The
end OF the drag rope touched the water and
was pulled over the steamer. Mr.. Donald
son called TO the people on shore to catch
his rope, and they did so. AT this time
some nifty feet of 1t were dragging on the
ground. the balloon being some three hun
drcd feet high. The sudden stoppage of
the balloon by the men, who caught the
rope brought a tremendous strain upon the
gas envelope, as the wind was blowing
strong, and the result was the ripping of
the. cloth from the bottom to the top. Sew
eral transverse tears were also started. The
balloon was laid open so that those who
were in the car could see the interior.
with the bursting of the gas holder aud
the freeing of its contents, the buovant
power of the machine of course vanished.
but the result was far less disastrous than
would generally be supposed. The burst
ing of a balloon in the air would in most
cases be attended bv n nnrochu,r dcsco,,
the stuff catherine in lie ro,,;,r
so as to cause resistance f." tl,e
atmosphere in falling This ,yas
precisely what happened io ,he Rornnn,
AS the gas bar opened il ga,harod n, ,ho
top and sides. and thus the ms enrers wrrc
saved from being dashed to Tho o. r,h v,i,b
great force. Still there was n ranid down.
ward tendency. as the basket cantoine1 +,
considerable amount of snnd ballast md
three men.
To ease the baske: of some of ito ,y,.ich,
and thus make it safer for his comn,ninn,
TO alight. Mr. Donaldson i,imnrI ,n ,hn
ground from height of ten or twcl,e feet
This had the desired effect. and the basket
and passengers came down without injury,
Mr.. Donaldson also cscaped ininrv Tbr
balloon contained small am01nt nr mls
but soon measured its length uunu Tho
grass. The balloon droppcl ahnul ON The
center of the island. ana the descent was
made twelve minutes after leaving Inc him.
podrome. As the distance Travelled wns
about six miles. the fast Time IF - milo ir
two minutes must have been made
Mr.. Donaldson and his cumnaninus vern
very Hospitality entertained bv the cycur.
sions,s and the residents. anil sclrccly had
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MATEST NEWS SUMMARY


Gov. Harranft is presented MS pennsvl-
vania's candidate for the presidential nomi.
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A match race for 81, 100 side occurred
on the Bancor ME y trotiinq n,,l, voiros
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state, County ana vicinity.

NiEN
On Friday afternoon fiity-four neighbors
of Arvin Earle took possession of his house
and had one OF those surprise parties which
friends enjoy so much. Mr. Early and
lady soon discovered the occasion was the
eightieth birthday of Mr. E., who had
ofliciated as sexton in the cemetery in
south village forty years, in which time he
has buried over a thousands persons, the
oldest of which was Mrs. Oliver Atwood,
aged ninety-eight her maiden name was
Bacon, and has relatives now living in
Brandon, Vt.
Mrs. William Pierce. who died in n visit
in Ohio, aged "a years, was buried on
Thursday. She was a very worthy Chris
tan wife and mother, and esteemed by all
who knew her.
The rite of baptism was administered to
two persons by A. Il. Flanders, rector of
st. Luke's church on Sunday last.
Fred. II. Gibson has sold his livery
property to n. 0. johnson IL Vclk.
Messrs. Johnson d Volll will continue
teams at the Chester House for customers.
The Central Hotel is filled with guest
and city boarders--all will find it a plea
SAINT place to stop.
There is now a fine band stand erected in
the park in front of the Central Hotel.
Robbins & Marsh are erecting large
and commodious storage building on their
grounds east Of the depot.
Mr.. Adelbert Putnam of Boston stopped
here ON his way to Saratoga TO visit his
father, and went out two miles and caught
one hundred and fifty-four nice trout in
fOurs hours
MnnN of fiiN hnaplary l,,;,
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The accusers of Mr.. Beecher continue to
supply the evidence they failed to give the
committee BY means of interviews with
newspaper correspondents and fragments
OF unaulhenticated letters. The latest
operation in this line is the submission of a
lel'er OF Mrs. Titon, eight or nine pages
long, to the inspection of George Alfred
Townsend, who proceeds 10 telegraph il
from memory to Chicago This Is n bur
lesque upon testimony. The first autho-
rlzed uilerance from Bowen in regard to
this case appears in the independent this
week. lie, however, says very little, and
Is curiously non-committal both as to Til
ton and Beecher, but in so far as any in
clinatlon is manifested it is toward Mr..
Beecher's side.
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Vice President Wilson, on his way to
Boston from Long Branch, passed through
New York Moday night. He seemed to be
in as good health as usual, and.shows in APP
pearance scarcely sign of his winters
attack. The physicians still condemn him
to rest and recreation, and so he passes his
time at one watering place or another,
chatting at bis inability to finish up his
book, Oh the completion of the third
volume of which his heart is set. He
hopes, however. to be in Washington and
ready to discharge his duties next winter
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GENERAL BUTLER,

IL we may judge of mems motives and
desires by their actions, the one great am
bltlon OF General Buffers life has been to
be governor of Massachusetts. That he is
still actuated by that desire and ambition,
no one, that knows the man or has care
fully, on, perhaps, even casually, watched
his course, can doubt. 1t is possible, nay
probable, that he has ultcrior designs upon
the presidency, but that is so far off that
it needs Ono consideration. We hardly
think that even a man of the Generals
overwecning conceit and vaultlng ambition
can bring the presidency within the range
OF his immediate vision and, even, il he
can, he is credited with regarding the
gubernatorial chair of Massachusetts, as n
necessary stepping stone to the higher
place. He may think that the con-
lidence of his fellow citizens of
the Essex district has been sufll-
clcnlly and often enough displayed TO con-
vince the most doubling that he is the idol
of their eye ; and he has grounds for SO
thinking, because he has SO many times
''eaIried the district" apparently without
effort, against the greatest of odds. In
spite of opposition both within and with
out the party, he has been four times cleo
ted to Congress, and by such majoritcs,
both in the nominating conventions and at
the polls, as to demonstrate that anything
but nominal opposition was hope
less. But however able man
may be, 1.-THE voters of congressional
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NEW ENGLAND FAIR,

HAGS. We have now IN stock an assert
l. ment OF Dennison's Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags. which we Will
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also good stock OF Phillips Sc
curlty IIook-Tags," very convenient and SER
viceable article for merchants. Among its ad-
vantages are; Goods can be more readily mark
ed than by any other MEANS the tag is 90 Sc
cureiy locked that 1t cannot become detached
lrom the goods; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points projecting
10 Tear other goods or your fingers. They are
safc, strong ana cheap. Call and examine
them. GLOBE PAPER co
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS I.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
For Governor,
A $ A III + l. p L CT X.
OF JERICHO
FOr2 I.ieutcnnnt Governor.
l. v M A n G.. III INC X l. T. \
OF CHELSEA.
FOR state Treasurer.
10 II N A. p A G Il
OF MONTPELIER.
Tor Member of Congress,
G. II A II l. Il S Ii. J o Y c r
OF RUTLAND.
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OPPOSITION TO THIRD TERN. The New
York HeraM says While believing
President Grant has no aspiration for an
other nomination, Mr.. Wilson believes that
If he was again nominated by the republic
can party he would be badly beaten. The
vice president even goes so far as to say
That he would not support Gen. Grant for
another term. Such opposition in the re-
publican party can scarcely fail to be fatal
to the third term idea The reporter adds
that Mr. Wilson named Mr.. Washburne ms
fit candidate for the next presidency.
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death was noticed in the GLOBE Wednes-
day morning, was for some time pupil in
the normal school, but was obliged to re-
llnquish her studies from some difficulty
with her eyes. She was TO have been mar
ried in October. W.