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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19
CENTRAL VT. RAILROAD.
u RUTLAND DIVISION
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Movlsa aNoRTH-Night express leaves Bellows
Falls at ll:26 p m; Chester ~ M Ludlow 1885
. IN; arrives st Rutland al ls46 . ". Leaves
Rutland ] so; Brandon ?;2s; Middlsbury S:07; /;
Vergennss s 40; arrives 10 Burlington at 1880
Aosommodation-Lsav Rutland at 6:i0 N /;
Brandon 1885 Middlebury $40; veTgennes
siA1i arrive In Burlington at $3.50 IN.
Mail-Leayes Bellows Falls at IL :j5 d 10 I;
chsster 70 rs p u; Ludlow l; arrives In Rutland
ct 2!05. Leaves Rutland at 2;l0 pm; Brandon
= 2;As; Middlsbury 3i25; Yergennes $685. arrives
In Burlington at s:42.
New York Expiess-l.sayes Rutland at ?;l0 p
u; Brandon 2:4ei Middlsbury s:26; Vergsnnes
5 100; arrives IN Burlington at t;i2; and only
stops at the above stations, except " take pas.
sepgsrs going north Of Sc Albsnl
Mixed-Lsaves Rutland at 2;l6 IN Brandon
s:S2i Middisbury 4;j0; Vergeases Goa; arrives
10 Burlington at 7:55 pm.
Mixsd-Lssvss Bellows Falls at 3:25 p IN /;
Chester ASS; Ludlow $40; arrives Ia Rutland
at pm.
Movso SouTB--Alail leaves Burlington a.
$40 q M vsrgsnres 9:20; Middlebury 10;
Brandon 10:50i arrives IN Rutland at Ii $40
Leaves Rutland at IL u; Ludlow loo IN !;
Chester l;42; arrives in Bellows Falls at 225 pun.
New York Express-Lsaves Burlington at p
IN Vsrgsnnes 35l; Middlebury S;25; Brandon
4;fI arrives 10 Rutland ut 4:iO pm
Night ESpress-Leaves Burlington at 05 .
IN; vergennes l0;4; Middlebury 10 sc; Bran-
don 1850. arrive 10 Rutland at 1886 IN
Lsives Rutland at 1850 a N; Ludlow 2;O2;
Chester 2;Ao; arrives In Bellows Falls $40 q N.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

BY VIRGIL W. BLANCHARD, - d.

BY VIRGIL W. BLANCHARD, ID.
We fancy in our Eight.
Our chosen way to 60;
While ere we felt Ia might,
Our Father aimed the blow.
What We have wrought, our pride
Proclaims the child Of will
While to its unseen guide
We own allegiance still
We feel no fetters bind
Our feet from hour TO hour
Yet as we look behind,
We feel some unseen pow'r,
Has shaped our way through good
To lead us to hight
Where neUer to have stood,
Would rob Us Of our might.
That we are blindly led.
Proud Reason doth deny.
Yet ,ohere we may be sped,
To tell we vainly try.
When Fortune smiles-in pow'r
We feel a very God;
She frowns-and that same hour
We grovel with the clod.
Middlebury, Feb. IL. --Ratland her0ic
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

ORIENTAL EXPLORATION - Besides sew
eral societies in the old world now en-.
gagged 10 oriental exploration, ,hero are
two prominent one, ia Amoriou, Tho Osi
entail Typographical Corps and the Pal
estine Exploration Society. These two
organizations are entirely separate. both
in their structure aud their methods Of
work. The Corps is friendly to the OBJ
jects oi the Society, however, and willing
TO cooperate with it when practicable.
The Corps has its second expedition in
the east l.'sled by Prof. James Strong
and has jusI completed important work in
the valley OF the Nile. The Prufesso- is
aided by an able staff OF engineers, sci
eutiSts and artists. This expedition 10
now following the route Of the lsraeltes
6om the RED Sea to Sinai, aud will pass
from there. by way of the wild Businesses
of Arabia Petrma, to Southern Palestine;
thence by way Of GAIA and the Medit.
erraneaR coast line to Mount Carmel and
from there,east to Bethshean, and north.
ward through the regions Of the Sea OF
Galilee to Damascus, returning southwark
through Bashan and Moab, aud by the
Dead sea and the River Jordan to Jeru.
salem. Turning north again, it will pass
through Central Palestine, and by way oil
Tyre and SidoD to Mount Lebanon The
expedition will then make line Of OBJ.
seryations through Asia Minor and
Greece, on It's way home, late iu the sea
sou.
Soon this organization will send Othei
similar expeditions to the valleys OF th'
Euphrates aud the Tigris, and to Arar4t
for thorough outline surveys Of these re
glons with view OF following them, al
ter iinl,hlng Palestine, with more miuut,
wo,k as soon as the way has 3hus beer
been prepared to do so with economy o
time and money.
These outline surveys are being mad.
with sufficient triaogulstion 10 reude
them Halhematically reliable as perm a
nent framework for future operations
sufficiently 80, 10 tuct, 10 construct froa
them tar more minnie MAPS of most o
these regions than any now Ia existsnos
A nucleus for a museum of the stones
shells and birds piou;s and flowers Of Bi
d BILE lands was secured by the pioneer ex
7 petition of tho Oriental Topographic
Corps which went out tn 1873 unde
> George May Powell The pioneer expe
: dit'ou also made importast observation
: relative to the location of Mount Calya
! ry, aud to the question OF the "early an,
latter rain" IL brought back valuabl
"squeezes" from written elones latel
|, found lar away in Upper Egypt, aud 80
It cured aud organized corps Of CORES
II pondents, composed OF scienlifc nen v b
n reside 10 Egypt, Syria and Northern A
h rica. Through these correspondents wor
y is now being accomplished.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

A school not twenty miles from White.
ball, n Y, is presided over by a cross
eyed teacher A few days ago he called
OUT, That boy that | am looking at will
step out on the floor" Immediately
twenty seven lads walked out in front OF
the aoionished pedagogue,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

The citizens of Memphis have erected
marble monument over the grave Of
Matte Stephenson, young lady Of TO.
wanda, Ill, who tell victim to yellow
fever in 1878, after fearlessly nursing
large number of the victims Of the disease.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

Yes, Job suffered some;" said a New
Hampshire deacon, but he never knew
what it was to have his team run away
and kill his wife right in the busy season
when hired girls want three dollars per
week. 49,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

A Sheffield, England. schoolmistrysS
has been fined el3 for beating pupil 50
severely that he is likely to become per
manently crippled, and has been, ior
some time, patient in the in6rmary.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

One Of the 6rst photographers of 'bs
United States, who made fortune ol
over 100000 in San Francisco, is nov
high private in the rear ranks at Mare
Island.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

A negro in Pittsburgh fell from the
roof Of a three.story house, last week,
but, striking square on the top of his
head, his life was saved.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

W. never get excited in reading of the
mys'o, 'ou- disappesrapce ct IA handsome
young lady about eighteen years old"
They are generally heard from in about
a week, a. 'ug tns old man II he will for
give aud ic'get. ani n they may bring
Charles Henry home.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

An Abingdon IVA man has a sectior
cut from tree on his farm bearing the
inscription, I'D. Boon killed bar on
this tree, l773."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

A Bohemian woman in Islfp, L. /.
gave birth to four children-two sons aud
two daughters-recently; all Eve are
alive and doing well.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

The Catholic church in California has
assumed the task of finding employment
for its boys and girls who are out of
work.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

Noah Webster has accepted posi-
tion on the New York police. and it is
therefore inferred that his dictionary has
not proved . success.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

A Wisconsin man recently killed six
skunks in one day After interviewing
the first one he became reckless, and 20
kept on.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

Short dresses are in fashion again, and
young ladies are experiencing the old
difficulty of getting No. 6 foot iato a
No. D shoe.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

There are nearly 100000 oo!ored
FIeemasons in the United States,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

Yea, IL is a Christian duty,
To secure 8 pleasant home,
When the days go dark and rainy
Of q stormy life shall come.
Yea, to feel one's self protected
Prom the tlasts that winter sends
IL = step Of nrst importance
To all parents and their friends,
MORAL:
Yea, build thyself nice new house
Exempt from rat. or bug, or m"uss,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19
For Sale.

A BRICK HOUSE. two stories high with
attached, Wood Shed. Barn, DO, on ous of the
best streets 10 Brandon Village, near the business
center, on large lot, we'll stocked with Apples
Pears, Grapes, and shrub Trees. Good Well and
Cistsrn. Buildings all In good repair Wiil be
sold at bargain II applied for soon.
IS 0ZR0 MEACHAM, Brs.don, Vt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

Mrs. E. J. MARTIN, Fashionable
IV1 Dress and Cloak maker, has constantly on
hand all the latest and most approved patterns.
Work executed with satisfaction and despatch.
Also cole Agent for the Grover and Baker Elastic
and Look stitch Sewing Machine,
Middlebury, Vt. 81 ;6m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

The Norwegian young woman is not
permitted 10 receive attentions from the
Norwegian young man until she is thor
ougbly acquainted with the mysteries IF
bread making aud cao knit stocking.
A. rather natural result. The Norwegi n
fair one- are all accomplished bakers aud
skllltnl koitiers at an early age-eveu
before they learn TO read aud write.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19
-1PHOLSTERING.

F. L. DRAKE, PnAcricAL UProLsTEnKE,
Shop In Sheidon's Block. over Pierces Store
Repairing and new work done to order and In
thorough and satisfactory manner. 2o;v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22
SINKING MONEY! nv rnE ROOFS.
An IndiRnnnt TURTLE Unveils the Tricks of
the Pool Sclirr-.

To Tur FniTOR or THE SuN-Sir: The
turfmcu IN this CITY were disappointed again on
Sa'urjr, when the news was sent over the wires
from California that the great iour-milc heat
race was furtncr postponed. Before this an
n.uuc ,mcnt there wa great interest m rtfcst-
cd los 90 the result Of the ricc. Tho pool rooms
were thrnnccd, and heavy sums " money were
invested in the mot careless manner. The few
dc patches from san Francisco have been very
unsnti factory, ana the betting community are
greatly excited "a to the best incans Of protect
ing the money invested. Tho pool sellers first
announced that the race was postponed from
the 18TH to'the goth meanwhile all buyers were
kept in the dark a. to the actual starters In the
race. and tho condition Of the horses. when
the latest despatch fixing he tine for Thursday
came 4 howl " disgust aud anger went up.
ine lact Is the pool sellers ,n tuls O.. are
nings whether the race Is run on the square or
won by trckcfy. In the iirst pl .ce thc pool
sclier hang up programme on evory race,
wi IA a number Of horses entered that ho knows
VIII not start. lie sells two or three choice en-
tiles, then the field will five or six horses I'm II
TGus tne field becomes strong favorite in the
betting. Al the outside flats bite arp. when
tner,ce comes OF the field consists Of ono or
two horses which, ~ course. are OF no account.
Then the pool sellers glccfully relate the swiudlc
to their bosom fricuds. and call IT clever bit of
strategy.
In dc great & lifornia four-mle heat race
thousands OF don r. are inv sica on the field.
which had originally 1--WE or SIX cntries. Now the
field T. narrowed down to two starters.
large numtcr Of betting men are greatly
dissatisfied WIKI having their money locked up
IN the pool bOx. In the trpiiing rules. n tho
race fail. 60 tate place Within FIVE da,s Of the
first day named. the uo3s aud bets IRE all or
ne les VI the American Jockey club provide
q. 4 when the race l. postponed the bets must
follow / but II there T. the shghtest chance Of
conditions they are OF This postponemcnt
means from 4 y TO Il ~ or TO the next far day
wish good trek. Any change Of fuc would
yiittte the bets and pools. Therefore u the Cili-
furntt race his been postponed 10 Thank Z Wing
pt1, the pools are ON according 10 the rrincii les
~ racing ans oettins. md every Nan VINO
bought on tue race is entitled to have his money
back.
ine Paris mutual Goods are curse 90 hundreds
Of young gentlemen IA tie ciiy. VINO rick their
earnings uu the issue OF race when they know
nothing OF the horses or the tricks 4 Owucis or
drivers. II men Will buy pools on uotting or
running ruces. let them speculate on race tracks {;
then the, can protect thcmSflv bv seeing the
condition of the horses, aud II there Is any fraud
gOiug ON they may detect IL. OLD TURTLE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22

DUNN BEDFLL.-On wednesday, Nov ~ 1875. ~
The residence gf the brides parents Ivy tIc Rev 8. u
plnt urd1n Dunn 20 Lizzie only daughter Of II. L.
B.dcll, ESD an ~ brooklyn. No cards.
FiISii-lOIIi.-On Sun.ay. NOV. H. by the Rev. Dr
Gotthcl n the residence uf tie hridr parents. Matt De-
eldest ughtcr Of Joseph LOtn, 10 Arnold Flesh, boh
OF tnil citY
iiiLaKtR- HOPKINS. On "Wednesday. Sow Il, ai
tn ro d. cr Of N brides mother ~ 'hc Rev. NJ =
Irrry. bd2nr H. licekcr TO Nellie o. Hopkins. both OF
til citN. NoCariS
LEE -lAOYD'-On Wednesday evening NOV n, nj
The residence ~ thc BRIDE, by th I.v. Robert o. Ma.
Arthur, j. williamson irr to Virginia BcuIsCltCr
lloyd. aii Of this city. No cards.
POMENOY- ANNE,s. on Iucsdtv, Nov 10, 1875
~ residence ~ the brides parents, Nv thr .cv. Or
Rariinc. Cnaunccy lomeroy Of Ne" ork 20 Add.e Al
uf .pf t.fy. ~.
sPhiDiNt!-wYt Tii-M Montciair y !. on wed
nesliy Nqy. H. 1870, by the Roy james y Mcrrgn
Henry Spaldnc Of New Iork Miss iroccca Churchill
daughter VI Mrs. c. c. Wyeth OF moniclar. y. }. NJ
Cafue
WLERs- UNDERiif1.-On wednesday, Nov II
1870 ~ ST. BarthOlOncwe Church. hN the Rev. Sanuc
Cooke, -. d.. Arthur DcauO Weeks to Lille W., daugn
ter OF / Owuscnd Undrrhlli.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22
Mysteries OF Pool selling In California.


On Tuesday evening Wildidle was the
nrst choice; on Wedueid1y evening Snnugbok
h d the lead. ard II evening Rutherford u
length ahead and was 1rst III the uoos. Gtge
Of Chicago took oh his coat aud unbut,oned his
vest. ami " - ready TO bet my amount Of money
un ilut ,crford, eprnghuk, ilddie or al field.
ana II was beyond be comprehension OF novices
why "LuCky" Hal Twin should occasionally het
against MS own uorsc Rutherford, aId why he
should a; various times net ON every horse en-
tered Ior tue race. The betting WAS slow and In
small snounts until once, wucu the aucti0ncer
shouted "How mucn for the nr~t CHOICE r.
~Viili. the baker. answered lOldl, sud qnIrhly,
zone thousand collars" Ihen the asdience's
RS BEGAN 70 straishten up ana everybody look
ed At The bold baker. Lucky BALDWIN looked
from uuoer The rim OF his rather snAobs six
hAt 1t the auctouerr. and q .ietly sad: "TWo
Thousand doil.i-." Ihis st,K-"rrO tue audi
cncc for a mOiuent, uHd ~ ..in, risin4, extended
T. Il n.nN 10 Nr. - Lawn. nd tn spcculltos and
tue baker cla-pcu hands. amid much merri-
meut. he al" was recorded Tor Nr. Bal iwil.
IUtn ID" sec I'd tnoi'o W cliiet, md there
wis dnutLcr race between tne banker ami the
D k,r, IN wuicn the tanker took the le,d
rS-.tN, ana named Sprn- ok. Inc htid sold
inr s. ...j, ANA Mlluill fnr Sl.cp Ini7 s-s the
uis .cst pool 81 tne eV niug spJ,j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22
DR. s1oRRs,s AANh.hR.
Gaod Nr,v- that the ra-tpr oi the Church OF
tia Pilgrim, toia Us fiocA cstcrduy

Gaod Nrvv- that the Pu-ipr al the Church OF
ihU Pilgrim, toia h.s Floca cstcrduy.
In anticipation OF DE-. Stotrs's decision.
10 fly 40 oi ni- church memn.rs and M III, PER-
sors from Ilyuuuth and other cau. ches went
O. Tho Caurch Of the in.iin- stcrd,y. a.r-.
Emma e. A-ouit1n 1t IN side gallery. DR..
Si.rTs said that his church members were aware
OF the iuVitatton that he had rec lived a. tie
come the pastor u IN important church In sew
Noix, thf was ven rahle m history. and liberal
and e1,irctie IA rs plans iut Ca ,tipn work.
TOE caii " uuus i'lN impressive on his mind,
apu therefore i've had gwen t. It that aln.uut OF
Thought which be d not B. 4 .re. EXCEPT per
D. g. uc. oc-i wed IA asiril r. uN'ta,iun. A.
hu; talked with u ny 81 uis members, rather
avoiding thnu seeking cont fcf>tttun, ur'.tse
bee hu. seq tN2t TIL J. { IL WHlli f.ll upon him
t. &c ice for Ina Ell he n'v,r had tny Gncs
tHI hat that tine united aud cru ucsire OF
his ,Aurcn wa for mn to remain, aud he
n.tuersan. no nor needed assirancrs Of this.
" fIas," lt .L l. u. IA { Nuu Are mot SORRY 90
n,armes IS thai uave DECIDED not To- ACCEPT
luytt ZION, nd have already notified tue
church that iuN ted me 80 that eGect.'
lic INST ru llu-o known 10 fhs RELIGIONS
services ga The Church Of toe pN.ri.s foil wed
tuc hnUuu. cement. bot general SIM a. Of APP
rroyrl indicated ~ re than She nuiy demon
str tiAn M. the decision was Llsst welcome.
4 fct, %. t4s-c wuu ldI feared tAat thc D.tfnr
would - could not RESTRAIN tHeir t,.r.. Br.
Stufts confined IN Il ,arf!l vIlcc that there
Was pirnty Of good WORK set To he done in
Brpnhl. 80, and tat lie beloved hi- cuu!rh
could DO II effectively and Hrectinnateiv. He
could only continue 10 piaN thal the blessing 4
God MT Ut rest upon the church " lea uui
been in lis rlycrs for so many DAYS am ni-h s,
anl tuat tue.r l.nu e, ml'nt ue met m the enc
with the iliulit from the Lord OF " Well done.
good and faitnful servants" a he ciisel his
Voice Wrs en- nd VITA 10 rs. aud an over the
con rc4uuon men and women bowed ter hraos
wee. lue. 40, Doctor asked for liberal col
itcuoi iIr tn' " l. Tea ans Tact society,
ana hi- deh- h,cu paTisuioueis gave 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22
IDENTITY or 4 MA>NED HrsGAAR.
Dcrth % Il N0toriau- New Yorker who added
bar-lury {, GWm.tiug.

Death % Il No,oriou- Nrw Yorker who added
bar-!ary g. GHm.iiug.
ONroRp, -. j., Noy. 2l,-'lho masked
b',si.r VITO Wd- shot ana killed by the wat H.
man Of ia Ux,ori Iron Companys Office
In oxford, \. j., In the later part OF last
month, the particulars If which were printed in
me SCN, las bcen ideutinod as Ned II uenes,
formerly a well-huown gambler Ia New Norb.
ihe Ideutiuy Was estsblI. he'd by Photograph
OF two culldren, wnirh wa recognized a. tuaI
oi thr tWlu chdicu OF hughes. Hughes h ed
uctu a ir.ltssi.uM burglar Tor Years. lie WAS
au l.-uci.te 90 &c lgr Ntrcor, not 20 PCuns t.
Nania .ur2lar; george IS a, Potter Curic,, aud
tthcr dtSntri c CutrdCtcIs. mercer h nov IN
the lcuus5 lNaUii II stern leniicu. lars Tor ten
Ye Tor uurrldIy. iu whicn hughes Wus an nc
Co,uuiltc. Bliss aid llty were cn-agci IN the
Bare h.uk uhcry Ia YER ont, md II a.
thuu-ht tuat liuEhes WAS an hss i-tant IN tllt
operation. II IN Of the above are in the YER
mont -Aie Pu~uu. Hughes MAS 90 one time n
iumaicTf thc Brouklyu cliN ir.,on, rut e-t'i0 ed
b. the aid Of Rory Siils and Dan II Nucttc, since
ttu he % a 90. prrltlus Cuith, IN pcuu~y
vuntn. heirp 40 the head of gan II W .ug d, -
Icr,duc-, Nhp have been Tor % M time the tor
eiun- The ruDtrry of tho tarbonduc bank Of
So % few montuo ago was III tea b mem-
hrr- Of this gang, wuO are nov ~ state Prison
for M cuue. tho Pt,stuu bank roDbriy is
also believed 10 have been be work Of llughCs's
men.
In three Of the burClarios committed in the
WC-tern arr of The state, murder Was commit
TED. Hughes Is SAID to have quittod troube-
some victims ~ using short, hvANy cluD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22
tIsANcLlL lND co.uMHRclAL.

SATURDAY, Nov. 20-P. M.--The stock
market s. neglected hy the more prominent
operators. and nu,ling - .p cial iu,erest either
ia volume Of business or s.eu ilc nee Of huctul-
tion-, rauslircd. Erie, l. he shore, md West
oru mon uttr cted attenti II in the early tr de,
whto P.clNc Mail cane IN for its share OF bu-i-
ness I'm the later operations. The general
tendency Of the market was heavy, Though
II nslDal and St. joseph rallied from
-. to .iH, and closed strong al 2i'.. TIE pre-
f,rreG clos,d Gt3ls. Erie rose "a TO lG's, buyer
8, and closed at tins figure, but Yves cfn Union
ex rtcd depressing influence on tie general list
because Of its d,chLe Of y 2 cont. TO ;5.., at
vhich figure il closed. Pacific Nah op"uci a.
4uh, declined 10 - in the NJ erupuu, hut i'm !
ira fuetlOus were effected at 4ll. NortuWeSi-
era aud 81. l. al we've ftrung, ant suhmltte t.
dly moderate changes, and the Wnole
mwNet " % IN such - indifferent ma slut-
g-h condition Tat no one was discussed to
eng ec la new ventures. Pacific Of Missouri
advanced % 60 T. D.. ana New N"fh Central ID
up a one time to 1909, Michigan Central al tine
same tim rln-iug from Uilt I" o. ., nut Closing
~ the higher, ~ ich Wa also the opening
Il ,urc. linton Pacific luctuatcd hr,weea - and
- a, AND closed At ~. lhsle were urge tians
actilus IA Hunniral nd - JOsruh IS, .u.ul,-
ted honde, WI ch advanced FROM olt 90 f3.l.
In thc other shIfcs ON tue Nirrd' a NctlNe
H. however, thcie were no deainpa which uc-
sclyrd mruton.
The following cable represents the opcnin2,
hghc~t, nd lowest uric 's, regular way, of He
iriUclDul stacks, durii tIc pus wees, toGei h, r
with tuc nuabcr OF Shares de It iu;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22
Gus,atss HCu,,..

Consnmeuoo, Wrph Luus.. uy~pcrs'a Ecp-
tf d lIIlaf. alt Nt4k prtslii. h car 81 y NJ iN-
t.ttslt,'> ~ 20. Nv-fH 90 Of LINE ANn
Sod .,sl .lI ~ p.r Do .l. PrcuaicI OaN o. " iH-
Nfi.- lri t1, Cacn.st 81 joan sip Sew loTa.
So d - go uru.,ri,,.
4 spicuiia variety Of Ladies' nncv Fur-
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