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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

THE CHANGERS AT DELMAR.--It is expected
that the Grangers will occupy the ground floor OF
the lied Mons Hall building, at Delmar, for mer-
camille ptrposes. They propose store that will
compete with the best in Laurel or Delmar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

PUBLIC SALE OF WALNUT FuRNITuRE.-At 2
o'clock. this afternoon, L. W. stidham & Son
will sell at the store in Institute Building form
erly occupied by the Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., a lot Of frat class walnut furniture, the
same being new and made by the best Of work
men. There are parlor, dining room and cham
ber suites, and many other articles beeldes,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

ELEcrroN.--At the annual meeting Of ST. Pet
er's Beneficial Society, held last evening, the
following officers were elected President,
George Chance Vice President, Edward @. Hig-
gins; Secretary, James Monaghan; Treasurer,
George ONeill; Messenger, Hugh Sweeney;
Marshal, Daniel O'Nell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

Nv tho reorcarization Of tile Treasury Do
partment. :, take place on July lst, 100 clerks
viii be discharged. r~enLy-fonr clerks VIII be
discharged from the Second Auditors oihce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

CoRoNERs' INQUEST. - Coroner Groves went
out to "Forty Acres" this morning, to hold an
inquest over Mrs Fitzsimmons who, it was
represented to him, had died under the effects
of medicine administered by her husband. AT
o'clock, this afternoon, he had not returned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

DIsoRDERLY CoNDucr.-Mayor Simins bound
over last evening, Anna Williams, Emma Dula-
ney and Laura Wilmer, in 800 each for tdisor-
derly conduct ;an1 for like offence Esq. Fra
ger committed Emma Richardson in Gdefault of
bail
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

In SERVICE. The new locomotive OF the P. ".
4 B. R. R. entered the regular service, this
morning, attached to the Baltimore train. One
of those building in Philadelphia will probably
be down, this afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30
FIFTH EDITION.
No Verdict Yet.

STILL WAITING FOR THE JURY.
BROOKLYN Juno 80
There 10 signs yet that the jury has agreed
upon verdict.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30
SECOND EDITION.
w Gather Record.
REPORT or THE SIGNAL sEav1oK.

Probabilities For the Middle States, station
ary or rising barometer, southwest to north
west winds, cooler, partly cloudy. and clearing
weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30
DrrAwApr'a O,ro,r. nm Ap,,rSa nm. NJ

DELAwARE's QUoTA FOR AIMING THE MILITIA.
Tho proposed formation OF troop in this city
for the Centennial has prompted Adjutant Gem
oral William Reynolds to mako inquiries relative
to the amount duo the State OF Delaware ac-
count OF quotas under the law for arming the
militia. $. o. Bernet, Brigader- General and
Chief OF Ordnance. writes from Washin.on that
the amount due is 80, ,902 "a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30
commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARllETs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 80.
Flour dull extras. S4.75. Wheat steady and
more active red, S1.30; white, $l,3s Corn
dull I; yellow, Soc Oats quiet. G115@63c. Pro-
visions firmer. Whiskey, S1.191.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

SUNDAY SuNsTgoKr.-On Sunday last, George
Luldail, boy some or years of age. residing
pany with two other boys. just as thcy were
pushing ont into the water, Lindall WAS sun
struck, but some one near by saw his condition
and pulled him and the other boys out. Lindall
was removed to his home where he still lies
quite ill. The backs aud necks Of all the boys
wero also badly bstered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30
alsW advertisements.

yTTE HAVE ONE SELF-OPERATING
w swing will sell very cheap.
WIN. H. DILLANY,
sl4 Market Street, wilmington
NTLES, FILES-MILI,, SAW, HAND
Il and nat bast dies, taper, saw and smoolh hies'
OF all sizes, for sale by ,,,. II pur.Nv
g14 Market Street, wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

The PRESIDING ELDERsHIp OF THE DOVER DIs-
TnIoT.-As yet the vacant Presiding Eldership
OF the Dover District has not been filled. Addi-
tional to tho names already mentioned is that CT
Rev. A. w. Milby, who would be acceptable to
large number of ministers of the District. No
application has yet been made to the Bishop in
his behalf we understand, md we are not able
to say that such will be dono. Mr.. Milby is now
stationed ut Brandywine in this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

n NEW FIRE BH1OK MANUFACToHY.-HHmlItO
Graham, one OF the pioneers in developing the
clay quarries of Hockessin Valley, and who is
now engaged in shipping large quantities of the
raw clay to Trenton, we are informed has come
to the conclusion to commence tho manufacture
OF fro brick He has an excellent quality Of
clay for such purpose, and will no doubt find
ready market. We are also informed that
he contemplates opening the vein of iron ore
that runs through his farm and extends ACROSS
tho Wilmington 4 Western Railroad.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30
Neip advertisements.

GEO. w. BUSH Il SON NOW SELL
" THE BEST EGG AND STOVE COAL $50,
CAST; NUT as, CASH. THEIR PATENT WA
CON SAVES ALL DIRT AND LABOR.
GEO. W. BUSH SON, French st. wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

BURIAL OF Dr. KEYSEY,--The body of Rev.
DR.. kenney was deposited in va,lt Of the
Wharton street N. j. Church, Phiadelphia, on
como future day. The funeral services were
first hold i'll tho church, wen addresses were
mado by Rev. DR.. Cooper Presiding Elder
Qugg, Rsvs. Jos. Dare, L. Stubbs. Mr.. Ballard
OF the New Jersey Conference, and DIR. Elliott,
OF Philadelphia. Services had also been held by
Rev. Mr.. Stubbs at the late residence of the de-
cocnased befora Having SMYRNA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

The HIGH ScuooL CLOSING ExLRcIsEs Tho
closing exercises Of both departments, boys and
girls. of the most advanced public school, (No.
~ now generally known the High School,
will take place, this year, at the Opera House.
Tho girls will have their exhibition this (Wed-
nesday,) evening. and the boys tomorrow eve
ming. Tho programmes arranged promise very
interesting performances. including essays, mu-
sic, recitaiors, &c. Admission will be by cards.
which have been distributed by teachers, schol-
nrt, and others directly concerned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-30

rtyHE MECHANICS sAVINGs BANK,
no, 4 WEST THIRD STREET.
Siz per ceEt. interest Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings, and every day. A. II. Grlmshaw,
Treas. j. +. wales, M. D., Psest job n +; Miller,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15

Ser Der tena &tartsn Berse bsrtef.
Wan brinst Sranfe auf Maultbteren
une Eferrsn lelbf BON tpeitem. sic
treten eth, unb mann nininit fe In Be-
banolune. Gin nanaen Eassn, tpsnn
fe sablui9er fno, rvercen fe In 3eiben
prauesn aufsefsut uub' bic yat.es
fnisen Dor ibnen auf ete Grre nisper
unb psrbtnesn lire @anrens &c TT
Elm ribrepees GGaulpiel, weldss uns
iere iunasn MilfOnare itsraQ parbie>
ten ; islbf bic G~insebprenen f6nuea
ttnen ibre gewunreruns ni&t Seriasen,
frsili& obns fe su besreifsn. ~@arum
nSaet fe tenr taS tbun fpreden lte
unter etnancsr. .,Selbft un|ere 8dter
uni Wdtter tpircen uns ni6t 70 be-
banneln.
Gin Sff3ier pom srueent 8ereienf
faete MIR zines Cages: Denn man
ttele Yatres IN tbren, prtentaltiden So
film iiebt umrinst ron ben o,menNra<
bern, folte man meinen, etRer Scene
ces GYanseIiums beisuwObnen. Sc
rnee 10 mp6ten aud Selus unb pie
Npcfel BON 8ranfsn umrinst pcrcen!
(ein. araa as
Die Nrater betra6ten ite NIT i&euer.
Ndtune unb bttteu fie nidt nur UNI,
arsnet fpnbsrn aud I'm tbreui !SesenI
unp ibr @sbet unp fusen man&mal !;
aae Gbrifen rerpsn Yeroammt ruereen,
ibr aber nidt.' SIR ieio eiDentlt@
@lautiee. Sbr fennt Soft uno tbut
utebr @utes alS MR."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15

Criminal ossAe aus hem 10. Sabrbunoer
[S9lub.]
Ser SDaabns.
Senno 8rpnner.

Der.6uiareneffsisr unb Der Sour>
nalif-penn rae rparen pte beicen 6ers
rem in Der eaube-nermeilten nt6t mebr
LANCE. Sbr 9elprdda ,ibtsn 3iemlid
ernitbaft seporesn gu fem {; nur man&4
nal fcnnte Der Cine ODER Der Mnrere
ft1 erneuerten 2ahenS ni9t entbal!en,
tn npeldes oann Der Treunp etnitimmte,
uebrisens woate per Sff;ier nod i'm,
mer riht redt elauben, paB man ben
6errn BON SYaabus rtdtts auf BEN
Experimentation 6pfgute ab9efabl
babe. @iewObl er nur au gut muste,
nit wslder feden qif er ben Streid
oprbereitet bate, 10 mar es ibm bod
unangenebm, raB elm crttter unl1ulbis
ger baruntsr lstrsn 5oute. 0atte {,
freilid seabnt, CAP Der junse Srantd
purdaus nidt gang unldulpi9 bibe
10 mirpe Ct Die Sa1s rppbl leibtsr ees
npmmen BADEN. Aber bielss blieb MIDI
nur fir jeBt ipnbern aud ipdtsr etr
9sbeimnie Der Gamilie Sranid.
Name uno Wobncrt ceS SseonDt
men. pelher bamals ras serbdnsnieS
pole Gabelfrlbtif in Ger RelfauratiOr
einnabm. waren iebr leiht aus3ufunry
f6aften. Die beieen Treunee batter
ia BON rem @affe' islbff erfabren, baE
er in Ter ndafen umseseno Der 8efiS
eens anldlT8 lei. Sc pabrte babe
nidt LANCE, unp Der ianse SiFSier bat,
te fhcn 1einen Wanr1 fsnne1 eelernt
unp binreidenre Stupien iiber bic Ga=
Mile Sheuerman1 sema6t. ST RID,
tete .su rteiem 3wefe man9en ieinsr
Spasierritte mad rent Dorfe, unp laE
fb BET 9~elessnbett In Gipfltletpern
aud einmal pas 5cfsut felber an
Das mar tbn, balp FLAIR gerrorsen, bas
pOrausseiebt, BE abenteuerltae 8ett
f5nne uberbaupt selinsen, fein tellere
6eIo aIs 6errO er0apm Gdeuermani
aufsutreibet mar.
0or Auem madte er fid eiuer1 attse
nsbner 3eitsertreib baraus, aue Sri
mtnalfdue, wel9e In Ger 9eirens uni
eeten umsebung sclfeltn, NIT etwai
fart aufsetrassnen Garben In ben gldt
tern eri9einen ~ lnfsn, pom welden /
wuste, pae ite pen benz Seeonom sele
fen wureen. Ndtdrlt1 mar er abi
nidt aaein Der aBIeneer rss aronYme1
Srisfes an zen Birsermeifer, lcnpen
aud f6pn Sorber Ger 0erfafsr jene
fur9tbaren 8duberseidiGte tn Der Sci
tuns. Da tiefe fUrmIiae Grpiatun
par, 70 beoiente fi9 Der fefe ScIeat ct
mes @uetunftSmittsls, wsIdss In un
fern Sasen, ME man bort ni6t ielts
ansewenret miro, nidt aaein su pri
patssl6aften, lOnrern aud ;u Staats
aetipnsn. ST IieB ndmIi9 Die Sdau
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15

git Maik6nisin.

Narta, MaienfSniein,
Did min Der Brat ~tesrisen,
. ieene fetnen Nntesinn.. r.
llnp uns gu Deinen 5iber.
Narta, Dir ~empfebIsn mir,
@as sriint hnb blibt auf Grben;
. laB es cine 5immels3ier
SIN @sttrs @artsn tperben.
8,bite uns nit treuer, 8lsiB,
. 8Snistn Der Grauen!
Die 6ersensbIitben ItlienwetB
Muf sriinen @aiesauen.
gur allen inb's Der gIamIein bret.
Die Iab fein Sturr, e~ntIauben
Die 9sfnuns treu unb fsrsenfret,
Die 9iebe nnb ben @lauben. g.
. lab bic 8luuten nm unb I'm
SIN alien Sersen iprOTsn,
l1nb made fe gum 9etlietbuut,
Drin fi@ Der Wat eri9lpGeu.
Die Seelen falt unb elaubeusarm, i
Die nit gerspeifuns rinsen,
Die lauer made li~ebesmnrn,
DAT ie Detn 2pbliss Rnsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15
per Mai.

Der erie sulb ne Maientae!
8 pel&e 0uft in alien &dumsn,
Da sriints uno blabf's in 6Iur nnb Bag,
Da raulGt 20 nieher BON ben 8dunen,
1nb tUnet rings nit beasm Gang
9iel tauienbfa& na@ alien 9eiten-
Nir ID, ais bort ID raan@en Gang
glua ben Sersans'nsn atnbsrssiten.
1nb bu, naetn 5ert pb bic Natur.
9u9 sriint unb ale 8lumen iprieben,
Da fhblf auf's Neu' pte's 2eben nur
Gin ep'ses Sebnen unb gsrmtfsu.
DrauB aber abnt Is nt9t bic Melt,
Die iubelaes TIM Mat bientsbtn,
Dae eir net cine &Ole feblt
gu beirem 2ena unt cetneut 6rieben!
S. E. Seibl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-01

Segun noticias verbales recibidas
por ell MocteSunaa, ha estallado en-
Santo Domingo un moyimiento bae
zista de bastante importancia. Pare
ce que los pronunciados dieron el gri-
to en- la ciudad de la Vega y en- varios
puntos de su vasta jurisdiction asf
como en- Matanzas, para cuyo punto
habfan salido fuerzas de Puerto Plata
con objeto de batir allf 600 infantes
armados de Remingtons. Sc asegura
que las fuerzas puerto-platenas fueron
rechazadas y tuvieron que retroceder,
habiendo salido despues ell comandan
tie de armas de Puerto-Plata D, Ra-
mon Lobaton con mayor numero de
tropas, sin que Sc sepa Ell resultado
del nuevo encuentro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-01

'creto sagrado de una carta, emitan
sus opiniones sobre aquellos actos del
gobierno dominicano,que Sc rocen con
la integridad de nuestro territorio
Tamal1a i1usticia exige reparacion,
Ell vice-c6nsul frances de Puerto
Plata ha procedido meticulosamente
en- esta question. Bajo ell frfvoo pre-
texto de que en- la protesta del Sr'
Barrera no Sc designa la persona en-
cuyas manos abandona sus intereses,
dice que no he creido oportuno presen
tar la protesta. Bien Sc We que no
ha sido la Francia quien ha recibido
el hofeton del gobernador Ortea.
va largo este artfculo y con dos
correos en- ell puerto. ponemos aqui
punto final 8 reserva de esclarecer
mas y mas este asunto de honra y de
decoro nacional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-01

Ia terra por medic del mortero porta-
amarras, Y que ESQ es debido q igno-
rancia en- ell modo de hacer bordo ell
amarre del cable para que pueda fun
cionar sin ohstaculos ell aparato de
salvamento, ha mandado hacer placas
esmaltadas, que contienen las instruc
clones y hguras necesarias para valer-
Sc del aparato en- case de naufrago,
con ell objeto de fegalarlas a todo ca
pitan de buque que las solicite, sin
mas condicion que fjar la plaza en- el
punto del buque en- que sea mas vi
sible 8 juicio del Inspector.
Para obtener la plaza basta pedirla
por escrito a cualquiera Director de
O6cina Martina Mercante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-01

La capital de Irlanda acaba de ex-
perimentar un horroroso fncendio que
ha consumido todo I'm barrio de los
mas industriosos de la ciudad.
Comenz6 por una fabrica de Ger
VEGA & las nueve de la noche del 20,
y a las pucas horas Sc comunic6 q
una fabrica de destilacion de licores
que contenia 5000 barriles de whisky,
aguardiente y alcohol. Entonces ell
fuego lleyado en- arroyos de llamas
por las GALES y cuevas, tomo proper
clones espantosas, y 81 alcohol incen-
diado, al penetrar en- las alcantarillas
infamaba los gases allf depositados
con explosiones que aumentaban ell
general espanto.
La invencible aficion de aquel pue-
bio por la bebida, hizo que muchas
gentes en- vez de extinguir ell incen-
dio Sc precipitaran sobre los arroyos
para recoger por todos los medios po
sibles los licores escapados Y antes
que las fuerzas militares pusieran RI
gido Gordon por todo ell barrio va Sc
habfa rocogido in6nito ndmero de
borrachos, que, inertes, corrian pc
ligro de ser quemados por las llamas
inyasoras.
Dos de estos perecieron de este
mo9o, y por dltimo lis bomberos Sc
vieron precisados para extinguir Ell
incendio, a formar barricada alrededor
de 81 con los adoquines y materia'es
extraidos de las casas lindantes, con
10 cual quedd limitado ell fuego al in
menso deposito en- que los licores
quedaron encerrados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-01

Segun Sc nos dice, son -6pimos los
frutos que va recogiendo nuestro Pre-
lado en- su vista pastoral, pues en- el
Dorado en- cuya Jurisdiction no exis-
ten mas que 1912 habitantes, Sc han
efectuado 1919 matrimonios y estan
en- Was de veriicarse 26 mas. Ell Sc
nor Obispo suministr6 allf ell sacra
mento de la confirmation a 750 per-
sOnas.
En Vega-baja, cuya poblacion cons
ia de 1903 aImas, hubo mas de 400
casamientos y $500 confrmaciones.
En- Toa-baja, Jurisdiction de 1921
almas, Sc hicieron. sobre 100 matri
monios y de 6 4 800 confirmaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-01

Como al cerrar nuestro ndmero
anterior sabfamos que el Excmo. Sr
Gobernador General habrla llegado
con su comitiva q Bayamon, y todo
ell mundo lie esperaba aquf, supusi.
mos que habrfa entregado la capita
antes de terminar la impression del
perio lico, y per querer adelantar Ia
noticia a nuestros lectores, incurrimos
en- una inexactitud, pues S. e. per-
noct6 en- Bayamon y Ell domingo con
tinuo su viaje a Rio-pielras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-01

En- su lugar correspondence van
unos comunicados en- qua aparece
que estuvo NAL informada la respeta-
BILE persona que nos do la noticia de
que en- Toa-baja andaban atrasados
los sueldos del personal municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-01

N,tando la Junta de Comercio de
Lonares que con frecuencia hay per-
didas de vIdas Dordo de los buques
enbarrancados, aun despues ds ha-
berse establecldQ Ia communication con
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
A Prohibitory Law Case.

Last spring, George f. Klbling was
brought before A. p. Hatch, ESQ of Nor
witch, upon complaint of the town grand
juror, charged with violating the liquor
law. Under an arrangement with the
grand juror, that If Kibling would agree to
stop selling, plead guilty to twenty-five Of
fences, and pay the cost of prosecution, the
fine of two hundred and fifty dollars should
not be collected, SO long as Kibling kept
his agreement not to sell any more. Kib-
ling entered into the arrangement, pesd
guilty of twenty-five offences, was fined
two hundred and fifty dollars, paid the cost
of prosecution, and judgment for the fine
was suspended. Things went on all right
under the agreement, until about two
months ago, when the grand juror says he
became satisfied that Kibling was again
selling, and therefore called upon the court
for mittmus to collect the fine. The Of
ficer called upon Kihling for the fine, which
he refused to pay-frst, because, he said,
that he had not again sold second, be-
cause the grand juror had no right to en-
force the collection of the fine until he had
convicted him of again selling. But the
grand juror said he understood that by the
agreement he had the right to call for the
fine when he himself, should become sat
isfed that Kibling had again sold. But
Kibling would not pay. so he was sent to
Jail, where he now is. KibliDg petitioned
the governor to remit the fine, and filed af-
fidavts in support of the petition. The
grand Juror filed counter affidavits, and the
governor, after considering the matter, de-
clined to interfere. Kibling will not pay
the fine until ordered to by the supreme
court, and will now resort to habeas corpus.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
A War Reminsence.

The Boston Traseler publishes an ac-
count of the recent celebration of the bat
tie of Winchester, Va. In speaking of the
gallant charge of the 9Th Vermont, It says |:
"Among the many successful movements
of the day, may be mentioned bayonet
charge of the old 9th Vermont and 18th
Connecticut regiments, led by Col. Stephen
Thomas, of the former corps. These regi-
ments occupied an exposed and important
position in the center, and had lost heavily
previous to their charge. The eighth army
corps having been ordered up to the ex-
treme right, marching IN solid column, the
movement was understood by Colonel
Thomas to mean general advance, and
not wishing to be whit behind, he rode
down In front of the 12h Connecticut,
whose colonel had been wounded and re-
moved, shouting his request, will the 18th
Connecticut 60 forward with the old 9Th
Vermont ? 1t was enough. and, although
many of tho companies bad exhausted
their ammunition, the two regiments swept
forward under calling fire, across the
open field, keeping their line even with
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
News Record.

Rev. w. ii. Milburn, the "blind preach
err" will lecture the coming season on any
Of thirteen subjects, four Of bis lectures
being new.
George William Curtis will repeat his
centennial Grafton on the battles of Con-
cord and Lexington In the Ashfield library
lecture course.
The democrats have made clean sweep
of Wyoming territory, electing eleven of
thirteen members of the council and eigh-
teen of enty-seven members of the house.
A "moose trot" came off at Ottawa,
Ont. the other day. The animal is said
to be perfectly domesticated. exceedingly
kind and doclle, and one of the squarest
trotters in the world.
The Troy u Boston railroad company
are to employ ten cars daily for the trans
portation of the seven million brick re-.
quired for the arching of the Hoosac tun-
mel. Each car will carry 5000 brick, MAX
ing $4,000 transported each day.
The man who spoke of the Indians as u
dying race should emigrate. In 1864 they
cost the country $2,G29, 1888; last year
50, 032, 752.93 was required to support
them. Either the funeral expenses are in.
concevably high or the man erred.
Gentlemen from Saratoga are endeavor-
ing to get permission from the trustees to
lay gas pipes through the streets of Sandy
Hill. 1t is rumored they have already sue
ceeded, before the citizens have had n
chance to express an opinion OH the sub.
| jcct.
The South Deerfield farmers club lately
had a field meeting, which developed the
fact that more corn IS growing. this year,
| than for many previous seasons, onions are
also quite largely cultivated tobacco,
though less in quantity, promises well.
The report that the tracks of the Albany
and Susquehanna division are to be altered
to narrow guage is partly confirmed by the
announcement that an order was sent tC
Binghamton Tuesday TO have all broad
guage coaches OF the Albany aud Susque
hanna railroad sent to Albany.
Another slaughter of sheep took place il
the town of Clifton Park, Saratoga county
on Tuesday night. Samuel Nnnlran haC
seven of his sheep killed out Of flock Of
thirteen. The farmers in the vicinity oi
Mechanvlle are also complaining OF rnva
ges made on their sheepfoll by dDg-.
The Texas cattle disease has appeared il
one herd in Cranston, II. l., of which five
have died. The cattle commission are in
vestigating the case. In July last u fexa
steer escaped from slaughter house aut
sought refuge with this herd. which wa,
soon infected with ticks, which 1efied al
efforts to eradicate them. There are II,
other herds affected as yet.