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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-01-29
FATHER KEMP'S

OIL Folks cert Tunes.
PRICE 10 CTS, or $3.50 DOZEN BOOKS. Sung every
where with great applause from old and young.
Sold everywhere. Sent postpaid for retail price
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preferred the old fashioned dash churn.
With solid dash. without holes. and to II
nearly as possible. and be moved up and
lown. Mr.. Ellsworth of Barre. Mass
,sked how much butter Il mtn could chnrn
II such an apparatuss MIR. Arnold ret.lied
perhaps fifteen pounds. He said milk or
-re;im could be heated t. Il high temporal
IRE when sweet, without injury, which
could not be done when sour. Cream
non d be churned at from fifty-fvc to six
y-two degrees; about fl ty-eight or sixty.
ne considered the best point, if collier, ii
burned too hard, if warmer, the butter
Wis not so good He thought the higher
he color the softer the butter. gave as !,
t.;tson that the oleine cont lined the color
ng matter. while the margarine fat WAS
'oloress, and harder than oleine. Butter
hat WAS spelling, grew whittier because the
.lcohoi gener tied by the fermentation
lelpc TO dissptte the color in e oleinc
While it did not affect the margarine. and
50 the lighter butter would keep better
han the high colored. In reply to Prof
coIller. be said that margarine was not
,oluble in alcohol.
EVENING SESSION,
Mr. Bliss read paper from T. ID Cur
lis of syracuse. lie considered cheese
making first; opposed skimmng for cheese
Inlts5 the milk was espr, tally oh, con
tlin NO twelve per cent or more of cream
butter making it has been found that
fall feeding is most profitable. Prefer
pasture grasses. and grain, rather than
5uiling. In winter early cut hay and roots
should be the regular feel; if meal is fed
it should be mixed with coarss feed.
w. L. Rutherford, St Lawrence Co, n
Y, said the first requisite in butter making
was IL butter cow The richer the milk
cream the better the butter. The jersey
is emphatically the butter cow, yielding
twice us much as the Ayrshire. MixeG
grasses the best food; absolute cleanliness
and freedom from bad odors indispensable
If corn fodder be fed, it should be grown
in open rows and not cut before blossom
iny Would heat milk before setting anC
cool to sixty. Deep or shallow setting
WAS still an unsettled question. He favor
ed skimming us soon as the milk began tC
sour at the bottom, the cream not kept more
than twenty-four hours, churned slow
rather than fast, worked gently and moi
too much, and he preferte ed it washed
sailed not less than one-half nor more thar
one ounce to the pound-packed in swee
tubs, kept as nearly air tight as possible
Mr. Stafford asked if any tests had beer
made during the year by any one present
to determine the comparative quantities o
cream from deep and shallow setting.
The Secretary read several communca
tons bearing on that point. d. N. lar
rand of Morristown. Vt, stated three ex
periments with pals and pans, setting il
the first from seven to ten inches. and il
pans from two to two and one-half inches
The results gave the following amounts o
milk required for pound of butter:
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MONTPELIER. VT.
DIR. PLUMLEY's METHOD
OF TREATING
CHRONIC DISEASES BY TIE URINE

Aciean bottle Of the first ornipg PASSAGE
with PATIENTS and age VIII enable to treat he
case successfully Specimens sent by express, pre-
paid with fee OF ST. viii be examined and the result
sent the patient by mail Those who have failed TO ge.
relief from their family physicians. and the supposed
incurable. are most solicited-
Heart, Liver. and Kidney Affections. Female Veal
Diseases Of the Reproductive orgens-eitner
early or late in life, cured
Send for Circular.
G. II. PLUMLEY, NJ. D,
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WINTER ARRAN CEMENT.
Commencing Monday, December 8, 1873
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At their Great Medical Depot. ~ ana IT, Broad Street:
Providence X. l.
Sold at wholesale b1 WELLS RICHARDSON y co.
Burlington; at retail by BABCOcK & CUTLER Mont
pelier. VI. FNrl2-vl
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EMERSON'S SINGING SCHOOL.
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Pals Pans
lst - lbs p lbs
81 - lis l3 OF - lbs 10 OF
81 II lbs Is OF % lbs , OF

The trials were made the same days and
in same room. He had made this year,
from nine COWS and two heifers, eighteen
hundred and seventy-eight lbs of batter
which he had sold for S66 So
franklin Hooker, Cornwall, had tried
deep setting in pals and was dsappointe
-ot less butter than he expected. In
another trial took in pals twenty-seven
tourteen-sixteenth pounds of milk for Il
pound of butter. i'll pans twenty-five and
one-sixtcenth, giving five pounds NOR,
butter III the trial from the pans.
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II. 4. BARTLETT d co.

liz North Front st. Phila ielphia
l43 Chambers 81. New York.
i3 Broad st. Boston ssf7m6
, 1874-12-03
An OLD SVtlNDlE REVIVED.


A quarsctte Of two elegant females and two nobby
mules have been doing" number Of prominent
merchants in thu most approved manner. The woln-
Gu have viRteti such stntes those OF Alien ackoy
Field, Ioitcr t. Co.. Sampson Gilbert, Simpson Il
Norwell aud others. anl ordered goodd which uggrc-
Rsto in value several thousand dollars Tia bland
and perntas1ye femclcs would producs bogus
referancca aud llayo made bharp businessmen
believe That It would ba all right When
the bill was Acnt to MIR. Allen, No. --,
IN South W4ter 6lreot, wlera he war doing
nrge b,,sinese. The gooaa were then Hcnt to the
supposed residence Of tho parties. which, 10 far aa
could be learuod ,aps night was Oh Division street,
ncar Walls. An officer Waited the place yesterday md
found tho house yncatel ind shocboxea Hlarked
James Allen lBa South Clark street, Chicago, Ill. ;.
Sunday nornug interrupted 10 dctraua bis creditors by
reuUyu9 Ut Lls Rnola th e ulfnc man WHO, ~ cnil"
ncctou with Miller, Inns Nfen roDbnK the italnB
rmR Of ths city III thu 1nhntler described above.
Il waH tear..et that tho women were Ill prominent
etsa yesterday. Iii. sha iniNe-Eeo WIS ripeA or Ut
breuk4s anl no ono obs1rsed WHO ittaWefed tue ue
Hcription uf TIM hwintters.
1t Ia sai tnat Allen lias ucfraudcd Philadelphia
boot anh shne hoaa TO the extent or AeycFal tun1-
s;nds uill ntso swuled aeEsrs prat Hall, of thih
city, 10 tho hHut Ut SlUU tho GhocS haEx hcon ae'
lvurel tho very day Altcu Ind them removed.
Other rendezvous used Dy tho sWlnllerA IN thc
reception OF tho goods ordOred front tie various
Atores, and lR1ge Hlln nt,at have been realized.
The detectives lave heel bury III tho enticayor tc
ferret cut tho partieH but tho rts haro flown beyond
falabt a1A Geancean.eAt Ut tho matter ca provo ai
10 srncnl avail thu prcaeut time. Tho Information
tia 4i lt,s PARTIES concerned hnSa been Keeping the
111httef GHaGt,
, 1874-12-03
THE DEATH OF MAYOR HAvEMeyER.

FrnHs The .N'sp lurk Ere''fna Pest, NoD. ~.
Mayor lIaycmoyer died at procieoly a quarter
past u o'clock this afternoon, of apoplexy.
Tho Mayor wont to Flushing yesterday AFTER
noon. aud spent last night at tho rceidouce Of
his old friend, Oliver Charliek, WHO las beon
lying i'll for come time. Tho train on which he
was coming to Nav York this morning broke
down about milo aud half from tho ferry,
and probably the exercise Of walking against a
strong coli! wind 10 y henry aud tull-blooded
man like tile Mayor had much to do in bringing
on tho attack which resulted in death.
He arIiyed Mt bis o'llco at twenty minutes to
T. o'clock, md said lie was suffering from paiu
in tho bowels as from wind collie. Aglass of
brandy was procured and le drank 1t. amt 1t re-
lieyad him Bomowhat. ..
After reviving from tho first attack, AID. alor-
ris wauted to su.,d for r doctor, aud tho Mayor
replied; mo; ana now as we'll IS ever I was.
will bo alt right when get warn,." He thcn
| sat down to open aud reud his correspondence,
and AID! Morris and tho others went out into tho
outaido office. lie had opened only ono letter,
which was from .. T. Wing, q Noxthpost, !: l..
BY tho Tu4uun,bin, Ala, tornudo. when ho rono
from Bib ohair to walk ucross tue floor. Ito tall
| III tue centre Of tho room. Tho noIho ataftlcd
the parties in the otsda ottlco, and hlr. Wcnnell
Ch5f C!orl, Alr. Denuayll!o tho prlvato Score:
tAEys fAuts +Aos411t lAt' ta+ VIZ wv
| III fho Mayors otllco, aud Messss. john 7. Dar'
ret aud i. S. Cassidy rushed Ill and lifted up the
Mayor, aud carried him to lounge in tho in1'sr
| private office.
Aid, Morris aud l1a'lorun commenced to rub
bis hands, wiilo Mussfn. caesit.y and Barrett
| pulled uI Ills hoots and began vigorously tu rub
iis feet. Mir. Bonneville hurried to tho Park
lIospItal, aud soon returned with DR.. Wonger,
| III thu ,uoa,,.ino 4 bIanlot und heavy coyor!ot
were procured from Mr. sutton, Keeper u tile
f,itv-ffnl unl thrown tlyDr tie l,aavug n1ltl con
yulsas loina ut tho dying Mayor, whilo tho rub
biuE OF tho halds ami foot wero vigorously step
up. Dr. Wsnger Nude u lasty examination, a!lf
hurriotlly wrutc out n prescription WHICH he dis
patched viii, mesaengcr who. however. has
not more than ranuhoh the onter-door Of In
City-lIall when tho csY'a Chief Mnsietrate WI
s!ead. Iila dnctor statea TINT he died Of an UP
n,,Icctle sn1;.nro
, 1874-12-03
presaon Of my friends until rssufned to tho city.
would hnvo answered them before.
0nfoAao, Doc. =, 1874. LEN U. MftfER.



10 IA kthor NJ Thr Ch,eneo Tribune:
Sin; Amfl all the ofcia corruption and Jobs on tho
public teoasurics,- utty, atate and General
Goyctnnent-in Wow of NIL tho toH Within Jobs, and
lobs which apou upon cacl other for thnir a,ccess.
thc people Of Ohirago nnl Couk County have, III he
,reaort hell In lilo Oort-Incee business. great case
for congratation. Every taxpayer. outsldo nf tho
parties 10 lie personally benefited by tho building NJ
new Conr..1uuse, Mill hopa tho city uny Tor snontha
tn eo,e cuutinuo to bp poworcsa tn carry out any
arrangement With the county authorities Rua pray fcr
official btundera and Lipbs 10 put stop to official
tricks anI 2harp practices tbs part Of the county
for the purpose ct rushing through sturen'aouR and
1lnelesE scheme.
Tuere Is, anil VII! 1T for years. pressing nceh for
now Wna 1t not for the fact that money is to bo ado
out Of II by contractors and ntgaia md rutnes Ill
creased for tho few wo ur ren estatc In tho ncar
neighhorhood. noHdy wonil be found TO demand the
hnitt!nN Nh 1na1i, from tho standpoint of thu ren
necessities OF the slfe aud efficient transaction OF tho
city aud County business, nl who known wha. ho In
taking about, honeAtly ask that ourt~1oao hn
built. Tho ilGA IN npnec.Hcn md ovnry Advocate Of
le Rcilcuo knows 1t. Those win advocate 1t witlt
most fervur do II berauHn thers IL ,nonry in It. Tho
.lty al.t county aru both III debt. nu both poor.
Neither ought 10 Hpona doar for any naw building
any Improvement not most urgently needed. II
i.asiy tf they rn, thon Il ooks Hko spoais prnv!-
enca for tue public good When by some ohanct they
ind they cannot. IA such onr tti1r'a VIII look on
tito present hitch III the Conrt-louao project. Let I'M
clyo unn1:sI <.
QHIuAHo. Dec, ], 1874.
, 1874-12-03
LOCAL LETTERS.
nHsfks r,ts srt3u E{I1Eff1I1, E4A

HOME Gil TILE FMEHALESos
~ The Editor ~ tbs 2iltago 7r;tune:
Sin: Bincn my return from tho American Health
Association, have been as'cd many times III regard
,o tho Yepoyt of tho Committee FROM, The Board of
tauasern Of tho ionu Of The Eriendces IN regard to
le,ta!n runora which ti,oy appointed to nycstl
xao And tue matter secnH 10 t,u u,ntauuders.ood,
desiro answer onre for a, 60 shn ,uy friends viii
understand tho rtation Of hra. Mil1or Misu Thomas,
Haa lnyself to the rlnnors.
At the tine the frat Item published In THE
netrrar, 3krs. Miller md M!aa rl,u,nas we're men-
,ers Of tho Hoard, and received many eonllduiats
from dcrtat sources: aud, speaking of them tn the
nrase,lce Of TnlnuSE roportes hc made En- item of
II. Tllp Immediately callsl firth the indignation Ut
tho Board Atsa Miller mud alias T.oman then scnt
uUnl,n,lucao, II the npar,, NtattnN what tue r,t-
nlurs VI ~, anil rendered their rea2ssattoIs.
This VAN PIT K frsn ulth 70 l,outh without read-
jng , III celns-tr WlGal Tho Committee ~Ha alpoin.
I'd 10 Investigate. Gnl. Hammond culne to tIc, and
Which did. lie treu promised to submit the report
% ue Ieore presenting 1t to thu 19ard I'm e191!is-
t1.g tim report objected 10 Part OF H. ana nskeu nm
TO clupgn it, and understood Alu, wien ho lcit my
oice tat he would do ao I.ia vas ny & d9no, Co.,, ~
to0 gla IL got atss. lil!er out of IT, aEd that would
layo ugrced to nnythtnE how deslrc to stsa that
liz. not aech 10 tho rolr ~ presented W Uol l4ani'
mud fnr II whs INT fully IN accordance Wit thu cgl-
nuc asen. A'ho. tlltth presenting the r!l''oFs 70 Tug
pny oItlrer of tho iloMc' at belit5a'1 lnat ~ II
should hayuA fur aud .aAd,d Investigation. l'las
oy urng thy snriptiG t hsf so y av Mp1s ~.
sa,,.e Of Mrs. Miller aud Miss 'rho.nus BeanE the
s,,mors for tpycetty .All to lhe u3ata Au1 Nol te
nnkn tyu,1,c M lat taren alleged, This e2nlAnztln
ay ~ VT ,su.eY l4e, hps lHsT E}RinE y the im
, 1874-12-03

Some unre3eneratea ec0uN1rel l!as "crAcAod " tho
roonis Of the l.aw Department twice within the past
week. Tin 1lrh. timu Olsy-.sttorney Jaueaon lost
he pair If scul gloves, al yesterday afternoon atr
Adasis oyercoat Hbatraeol ~lllo tgt geulleH!an
wla attending the coirl.
The hoard Of Police aua Fire Commissioners ycs-
terday audited the my-rnll1 Of tho Police and Fire
Departments. +. H. Flynn, L. L. Fallesi aud Jamea
ahaugAneusy, hAytag satisfactorily served tho uauaI
slzty days prolatio, wero hwor1l tn HI regular
,uc,nbery, The Doarl thcn cousolcl tlen,aelyus iu
looklpx over the alnount Of nlouoy they hnl spent
during tic year, aud In prospecting hos; much
thcy could spend hotore thp next appropriation Tho
oard ars uniformly III fayor Ut ayerything rscon.-
mandc4 by Gen, Bhaot. but they look forward with
but little hope Of securing thous
Mr.. Taryy pIIen und uoyeral pthnrn ara getting III
n na,ty fot IN AlIermsui0 neiYh~ado, to 1ko plaUa
duEnE the preaent moRtb. It the affair turns out u
, 1874-12-03

1orrn crnunh ~ Enf1 n r,oJa-n fitiiiver Tnth nge
!a1fe @ enouNn 70 Ao'n noneiI 1asesi ,t III ie oho
VIII 10 sworn 70 40 Ionic hohor oetora aasH Sas'
THE BOARD or ruDLto WoRKH
yesterday received tile following rory OF 10 Insteuc-
s'.'.,I % n.a ."' No' - ~. r,..nr u r,r,. nv,
see"sate tho workings oi mo 'orAs. o tao
amin 10 c tested hut urc perfectly ls to mako all
oo, Inrs tn thn f.,r,,,teo mar con m tss,eutv la
Iaa, n' ~ i,. u hi q XII S Ia m fnat thn
Stsen' aan Ioasn ~ ta J., "nv r,,, crai,e ~
M ~ 1os @ H. ~ !, s:o tfnf ev"rvthtnr
T. ~ M & ear Il ~ naS ,1rc hc tn.ss r,ifon ThS
y p ~ & i'aSo @ 20 ~ Wan t t,c Comm lien ,ya. n
,,tst tiot ~ ~ ,ro.. aptctrnt mi nI0r pf nor.
na ~ x that Tia Waer Ska wero In.
ua,tnt udn ~ ~ t e. I'M %tnvositrotfn~ +rhey wo,t]sr
, 1874-12-03
THE MRS. DIX INQUEST.

The Coruuer's !1lry investigating tho canses and
circumstances Of tbs death Ut Airs. c. 4. D1, for
which Ur ". r. Akin Ia held, resumed ita session yes
terday norulug at tile n1adson s1reet Station. Or.
Akin wau present with counsel and \ phon0Xtaplio
reporter. DR.. Asln's wife md fntlcr anu several
isicutis woro also present during tile day. -...
The lrst witness examined waa the husband Of the
deceased Charles a. DIX His testimony showed that
DIR, Akin And been blu fally physician, was modesf
Ecntlensu, an1 detailed tic circumstances nf his
w,fya visit TO Akins office told By her, tho sub-
Btauce Of which has already been Published. IhoEo
was nothing HOW whnteYcr in his Testimony.
Tie next w!tncsa called Jnlia brown, tho sister
of tho deceased, Eo ttntiNel that sho lived with tho
teceaAed, aud that who siet she told her tho history
Of tue wip,s muir which t1eret very materially 1fhl'i
tho stateents o. Mr. ps Ie %esn a mSs
taat sl.s cpln Vluinrs to her of Dr. Akna brutality
Tie ue4t Wltilenn At!lia 3lnfett, tt hefsaht-
rrl OF the cttstt o said the fosHsr ,sa,husa t!Ia
Lot live u r tAnly, aud llaa ant since shn liad been
sas:e, hs was tssY..nt v.ot Mss MIIaeg a ah
I'd t coEntst atnrttun III Yeveru! WayA hat "ltAout
ciect to her kn"wledgc. Many of hcr dstan Of sr
cu,staucrs mud latea cosa1gte TINT u oEhes vii"
ucnsea examined, hut not materially.
Mrs. Ellen Hayden, q netkhlar OF tllo aeceaaeG.
tussie to wat sn ad snell unit heArtl ~!e Aienl4-
lug t,.a lecrase In her sickncss. hut lo"g Ae% MN
Dr. II. Il. Aiken, the accused, Tae tnsn aworls. As
admitted t!at the oceaaed hull visited h!s othce. aha
at hs n.utniura her professionally. Before e"lnitK
10 h,a o,to si.o ,old him hud attempted abortion,
Aau injured nurte!f y the operation. lu ms a!d "a
for ths oxat1nllIon Witch consulted q tug tnStftia
Of ancnnm, which ht e1Aatitett, Tia AststH q hla
eylltnce arU uutit Ior publication. lie denied tAe
alleged erIu In t1to aud tlcD!c TINT the Deceased
hat syer xxkGd him to perform In My wsy sas oiesa'
tlon will which ht Was eA4rEAd.
Tue uvitlcnce ,aY consude about 4:30 O'Clock, Wlen
The WIS leit tn u jury. wstch went tnto fvate
aetaon. IT was a4ccra.tle thHt 81! put ONO q
tho jury fur nrar,y 1,sa hu,lra. hrBahents Ok vi
kinda aAed uton tu rclcl!iuuu oler tut to III
Hy4t llu GrI!tl nut Tho sriIgncG Ills SclaW'
Mrllters did a,ld through hours ot peEanaalon so'd
W llru. M ruck At y o'elork. by ,nsutnal agroe
| nlcut, ,he Cosonpr adjourned shs ]"ry VI.
md rsobahly Mr.. DIX au.l DR.. Aln viii ,s reeaIcd
10 Telnoye Il paashle ctstan doubts tn tue mtnd
! tho luuo juror. -
JUS wDet The verdict Of tho eleven Jurors WAS, s
ef oourxo not known; but Ii believed by Dr. Akln1
, 1874-12-03
TIE IRISH CAMEL,

THAI. 1.A,r1r:,r .,sl,1.1 al.rs 1rs nAuE ur.
bIr A. e l1csug, tho seH-c0tEttuted leader Of tho
Psopoa Pa et having successfully punched tue heads
a. al, Win have thus showed him resistance. has
be.a chnlleug py the gallant Phil, slrnamea ConieS,
To nuncl the cad Of tho Irsh clement n The reoplea
1artv. Thu e ,untlct hae been thrown down To him
l.s Lin taku 1t up II ho will. The spirit
manifested by a1r. uestng In saetnansl-
ing the appo antment ot 80 nlah5 uesmsns
10 nub,c office III been ranking in the breaaa Of tho
Irish ic:d.,s erce sinCe tho 1Est political caucsea.
The action Of County cesk Lscb in mt sgplng the
e.,atr4.ct in favor Of 1gan, aud The decision of
uoupty-ltorne Iountree OIL the 'le1t day, asserting
that lie ccusrac. illegal. proved to be the straw
that !relte TIN 1.3sh carnsl1 back Injecting y! ito
Irish lea dsrs aa calei for Wednesday evening In tho
st. Charles loel thu Gibraltar Of she galInt Phil. The
ATTENDANCE WAS lo: very largo, tic Lenders were not
tropcrly spfprnea 10 tAe purposes ot tl,s call.
A,uut sixty htvely pcEaons including stlcll lead-
iug lights a. H. oIcQ.ald and Atclaei kculey, WIRE
:;sinss shc :" HOES ami his htroling lenchl,en:
Hrrarl;ca u 'onHu{ing IN aN The elo1neuce ti,at
rau Us pxr eted iron, ~ incsnred ,aanan %
svrs; sserrswa hliy VIZ thought s gould lase
t:,s ;eo:aool u1,,ta1ns bnt tho mrassionate Den.
Ra tsy sS went IT, 30 ,ssa isn y tS Aay last s
ss'"eS :ss L. ss"s, ss stss
!, n4t,eru mat y covered. ',soosna.lrk
81 i ed ys!s6 oe!o o11,rsS ws'
, Lcsn lsgal nlinA,ns gould no cl'anaed w tn
ssshts~. 5rlfS of wl;ld. cspecinliy un!t coming III
:;eno Ian tones frcu the terrible "Bots" soug ono
I.:au ssyatyast, nu,, 0hen tho "Eosa nnmFed his
f and baowed viii r,ge ho , s'nty roY,nea M na ths
sItsur! terms, several Of tae leaders asserted that
l;:iig ,14lrl 10 thu wl,olg party wllho'It con-
ttd1y; thin. to tic 1rihh- rac Dutch wanted thu
wGnp pnii.ieni on or isoAe tat.
Al sllort ut organization resulted ~ tho election
nr Ir. ketiey Chairman, nna lit Gull for anuther
,atsug ,lext Tlsnruuay bstllng ~ lhn safn l'ace.
Iuturu meetings wilt nut only Ee syoted to further
lug Egaas clsln., hut also 70 tho reresH oi ngafs
scirtd. Thb eadurH arc beut un obtaining retrEBs,
sna viii have 4: should 4 sven como to haWa. Ihs
.aa,,l2 t: Ao slors III tic words Of Micawbcr "look
Not far tnunIt liz
, 1874-12-03

Tho Episcopal rociabo Al Ee held Ut the residence
Of Ms. Charles Coustock II Ia evening.
The ladIes OF the First u tithost Church will give
ueclt.tio socable and supper at Lakeside Hal this
evening.
The Eiilago Trustees k1fould hare hold meeting
Tuesday evening" As only TRUSTEES Gagr, Mann, aud
kid1cr appeared. adtt Alrn1Ncnt was had for ono
weak,
The Iseg N. II. pnG khurst 1ectnscd Tuesday
oscniuUat tho Flrat Mehs dtst Church to good aadi
ance. The proceeds Of tho lecture wern devoted to
frufshing Thu new hau Of. the Young Ladea Literary
Society at the Wo1nau's G oIiego.
HIGuL4 I'D rAHK.
Tho lssy. A. E. Kittcre'l.c, OF Chicago, will lecture
In the Presbyterian Chur IL, At Highland Park, this
evening,
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by far the richest lock Ut Coice holiday novelties
tsat hns yet teen lapayod In this city eau be
seen u enlesa yariu 1t tho popular jowelry-storo of
llauiltoa Rove Ca No. 70 ssac strcu coruer Of
Washington. fino tatehes chains, rich new stsllth
ind or|gnnl design y, silver and line silver plated
tableware, aud ever nsefua aud ornamental aroaA
known in tls way OF elegant aud medium. priced
jaweiry, During tht lnnntl Of Dacomhor Uur asora
il be open till ~ o. .ock y. tn ami MI aro invited to
favor III With Gull. HAMILTON howe 60.
, 1874-12-03


New YonK, Dep. a,-Th wheat n,artce opened hat
and extremely Quiet chc' " n'siDg to tho Aaonco OF
Tonnage. Ehlprcra are asbe to operate, anh prices
maud for milling. Ths aaIket clo:cs lover atla very
l,le Shippers ,na 10 10 onerao, tbera being no
freight roun. Winter Is lrm hut quiet The ea!cs arc
ncsosu, 81 .ol.o9 for IL. Chicago spring, sl.o5@
1.07 1pe M. DO, s1.l1 f Nc. aInrynnd II 25'
1.27 for red Western, ST. ~ for nnbcr do. sl3a for
for atns,er do and III, fol choiec No. Mlnnesota.
da West and f5o and 8: loo bu two.roSed ssHtc, last
barley NUT in sar dem ind. hnt at irregular prizes.
Oats opened lower and auilo uctiyc. bt cIosod lower
snd very actlye The d nana Ill., II chiefly 'regnleye
Ihe sss a nov Glil VIII n1sa e 9
Wesorn mixed Ut G7Gs In Store and C9ts7qc upaf;
white at 7U1ls; atate ut 51,a@6.c fur nas!ed, tue
iHs'Ae price trach n lie purchases ure for "sStcrn
account mniny.
1lyo qnfel nnd hfaTy.
Corn furry sstivs I'd st:ong he Ihe densna ms r Is
cd aud 9lc for old al'i at; Weatern white Ut c!go2c
for new yellow at u4ea for old Js-se3 yelluw ut
asas9c, aud od n,Iscst 'esern st $50 IN store
900 uris old mesa At s2l.uO; 1,luu bra .pess, seller
duly, at $2l.75. ....
I:r,i Il lower au,t clost fiat. The eruanl IL
1akt6 l3:;c; 60 ten ket lo ut 13c 100 tcs Nc. d.
curly, at la1o 2u tex white grease Ut 10itsll 3so
tea Western Etea.n Mt 1917 ,9 a1G For future tety-
esy We Ie.e u l;so 's ssl!sF pess,nher a. ls IS
ten, anller February, ut 4l4o 1so1 tcs seller S'x
months, at 13:sc.
mated owing to tho Nrry strung .ases deInanded.
There ia alxu very little In the chaftefl
lt4n uwng to tbs aano q use, sn1 an nuwluBncAs OF
ar.ica TO ooralr knam lng the difficulty at present. OF
jDaIiuE Ysge0Is. ......
WhIsky M moderate d en.and at decline Of c per
gallon. Sales Ut 15o lIrhu ut 2l,09.
, 1874-12-03

Hay Nothing About Wear and Tanr,
No woman aam aa ri to fool away her tlme making
underwear wien 81 10 90 To tho Now York hore.
aa4 a1, 2a Nest Nj Olson street. and huy $? 10 cl.om
istn tpr $3.50 Ana h. tAirtH $.25, NsNxiy ao! Vt
ST. aud nNht lress.a ~ low ~ fl,75.