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the RIFLE MATCH.
Some Of the Men who Won PRICES Mt the
Creedmoor Range Yesterday.

The shooting at Creedmoor yesterday
was IN tho md-range. consolation, and cham
piOus' matches. Owing to tho storm the two
latter are unfinished. The shooting In the
former was good Capt. Clark Of the Seventy
ninth Regiment scored u out Of ~ points. The
Seventh Regiment won tho prize offered by
Gen. Narian for the best aggregate scores. The
protest Of the Twenty-thiri Regiment against
tho Second Connecticut in the 1imH and Navy
Journal match has been withdrawn.
Tho Gatlng match was at 500 Yards seven
shots. po-sible 70 for each man, so for each
team. There were twenty prizes, agCregating
In value S2.@6S The Scventy-ninth Regiment
won In lsl3, making l@ points last year the
Twelfth Regiment won with l9i points. Yester-
days winners were the following named:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-02
The Pcnn-,I,nnin Rnilrnnd ni.n.ler.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-The verdict OF the
CoroIeis jury on the ate disaster the Pennsylvania
aroa near Frankfort Ia 10 the effect that the disls-
ter Was the result VI criminal gllgrncc the part VI
Anihon kNans, acting engineer OF the dummy In not
using tho proper prccauilon az so dangerous crossing
Evans Was !hcreupOn committed to await the action VI
the Grand Jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-02
A Brewer Elected to Parliament.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-The election for men,
Der Of Parliament at Blackburn, TO MI the va
cancy caused by tho death OF Henry W. Foil
den, occurred yesterday. The candidates were
William Coddington, the Mayor Of BlaoRhuTn.
aud VI. G, Thwaites, a well known brewer, both
Conservatives. Mr.. Ihwaites wsn elected,
although he was defeated by tho same coilsti-
tuency at the last general election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-02
Grant Interfering TO save Mulieirs Plans for
the ChicngO Cn.Iom nouae.

WAsHiNGToN, Oct. The most eminent
civil engineers and architects In the country have pro-
nounccd the late supervising Archect Mullcts plans
for the Chicago Custom House fraud, and unnecessA
riN expensive, Acting upon the reports OF three Com.
missions appointed 10 examine the portion Of the buld
supervising architect 10 make sweeping changes In
Muhcts plans but Mullett followed Grant West. aud
day Def re yesterday had an interes with him, the
result Of which was an order from Grant 10 Brlsow "
let Mullctt's plans alone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-02
President Grant at Omaha.

OMAHA. Neb., Oct l.-President Grant, accom-
anird by Mrs Grant Col Fred Grant ana wiz, eX-sec-
etary Borie and wife, Secretary DeSnap and a mum.
cr Il other distinguished gehtlemen arrived here this
morning, Ley were Hospitality entertained by The cit
zeIH ana committee Of the Merchants club, pub
oom ~ the new Custom House. Tue President started
a Oloraau n
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The National Debt.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The principal OF tho
pnAc dcDt On sept 80, 1875, amounted to eco 445
653 90 and The interest to 1884 90 making total
of ty,2ab 7lp,kmph cash m the treasury, ti33 gS3
h6D 49, Of which Sb1SfialdVi 10 in coin t7OO 352 02
currency and 900 IN special deposits held for
redemption ot ceruncates OF depOst debt less cash ia
The Treasury. t2Ig2 f6d2.EO0, decrease during tue
past month Of xj,Sl2 J02. 81.
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THE 1MERICIN TURF.
The Upsetiing Of IA SuIky In Close Race ou
tho FIcrINYoO Pnrk Cnm r-e

the Fleetwood Park Course
The tfottiug meeting at Fleetwood Park was
brought TO close yesterday. The nrst race was for
purse Of $500 for 2.50 Glass; mile heats best 3n6 The
starters were John Murpa>'s black gelding Dick
Crooker. Jacob SOmef ndyke's ch IN. Melissa, j. H. Phil
EDS en-. m. ora. Peter hances icd Cloud. and g.
T. K4nd's h. x Hope. Dick crook, sold nrst choice.
nck Crooker tool the rst heat, wlh Cora second and
Melissa third. Time -.;3Ji6. Dick CroOker won the
second he b. half length with Melissa second and
Cora third Iime-2;57. In the thlrd heat Meli sa q
tulky accidentally upset, breakinR the wheel and
SOuerndyke, the driver to the ground. lie held
on, and dragged come distance III leg being en-.
tau.le the wheel lie not hurt. DICK CIuoker
won the heat aud race, Melissa setting second money.
and Cora third. Tine 2illf.
In trot m Huntington PARK Long Island Yesterday
for $50. Cora won, heating Alfonso AID SArato "a.
Time 42L,
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Providence, Oct lin the supreme Court at
Newport this afternoon the jury returned verdict OF
" llful murder against Robert l.. Casey, who killed his
wife Al the Portsmouth coal mine last June. and then
Al tempted TO commit suicide lie was s,nteLcod to
al
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Tho CRrIisI Wnr.

PARIS, oct. 1.-The Carlists gained con-
siderable success near San Sebastian ON Tues
day. L'UniucTs reports that one hundred Al
consists wero killed and one thousand wounded.
MADRID, Oct. IA Royal decree orders tho
organization Of fourteen now battalions OF n-
fantry.
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WAsnINGIoN, Oct. 1.-The payments made
from the Treasury by warrants during September
were; Civl and miscellaneous. t5,b52,310e3, war,
$Sa47,iCL2G; navy, $2,3G0l9llj interior indians
and pcn-lpnsl, S5.31Gli3b0 total fid1JI ObDN3 The
above does not include payments made on account Of
interest principal OF the public dc0t Of the United
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-02

Policemen seeking promotion arc to be ex-
ahmed by board Of examiners formed OF the four
spcciors scrgeants are to DC examined in the common
laws Of New York the manual at arms ana the use OF
me cdo taeh Inspector ~ 10 maze separate report,
Whic - 20 sealed and addressed 10 th President OF
the board. The police ask, who viii examine the in.
ciors Wit re pcct 10 their competency Judge Of
men cduCitiOnp
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The Repuhiicnn Primnrics.

The Republicans elected delegates To the va
rious county and city conventions last evening There
was the usual row In the TWentynrst Assembly Dis.
rict bet Neen the Custom House party and that led by
WI lam llaw, and Tor time riot was imminent, IL
was prevented only by the batuns Of extra police
force. The Law ticket was elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-02
The spurious Niokcls.

joseph Olchasie and John Aliva, of 81 Baxter
street who keep fruit stand the sidewalk IN front
Of 92 Wall street. were arrested last night charge OF
crculitng spurious coin Fisher says that the nicLcls
are part uI the tl15OnO made by inOsk and his
paulons Nhc IN jiil IN BROOKLYN awaiting trial.
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BOSTON, Oct. 1.-Ned OHaldwin was buried
this afternoon from the residence OF Mr. John Nc.
CanreY The services OF tho Catholic Church were
cOndu,ied by the Rev. Father James DonneRaR. The
remsins were Inferred at Hollywood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-02

Tho largest wealfsh captured In tho bay this
season wnn caught oil Bergen Point on WcdnosdAy bY
Mr. frank Lang The nsh weighed thirteen pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-02
Tho Amount of National Bank Cure

WAsHlNGrON, Oct. 1.-The amount OF national
bank circuntun out tandng to-day is e. 10000 less
than on June 60 1874, and sIWUOO les. than jan
Ii, 1870. rho amount outstanding Is t3i7 ,S13,7Ls.
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A. Mocr. the Custom House broker, who IL
accused OF Lribng Custom House Ex miner Van Nech
ten, wns Oallcd la $1,000 bT Commissioner SHE Ids
yeS erdsy Theodore o. POhle and Thomas s. olVe arc
lbs bOnuSmcn.
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NEW JERSEY.

Rising barometer, northwesterly winds, do
cidedly cooler clearing. and clear weather, followed
by frosi on SUNDAY In aud north OF Pennsylvania.
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OF No, OF The Bovs Of The World will be ready
in feW DAYS and the, VIII be all gwen away EVER
Dor shoud bt tho look out and procure oae. heWs
agents VIII have full supply. .-Aas.
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The Weather once Prediction.

An election tax OF two per cent. was levied on
the salaries OF the employees IN the Custom House.
thursday, by order oil the Republican state Commttee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-02

SAN FRAECIosO, Dot 1T Is said that tho
pecuaiiOng of Pnnry the deauling clcTK OF he kaYy
epArtmenL. viii amount " over million dollars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-02

The mid-range was a handicap match. Tho
aggregate Value Of the twenty-one prizes wns
$3.50. The Second Division headquarters pre-
senied SO gold medal 10 the soldier OF that
division making the best score. II was won by
Ordnance Sergeant Schneelock OF the Thirty
second Regiment, who scored % points The
IGnges were 5OD and OOD Ynrds. pOsslble 10 noints
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vol. XLlII.-N0. q.
ABOUT THE BROKEN BANK.
PpRTHER PEJDL iTIONS or THE
CONCERN'S ROTfENNESS.

A Throng OF Dciudcd Dcporitors Drsiceing
the Doors How Fai-c Rcpori- of thc In
siitution'r Accounts were rreparci-1he
Other savings Bnulss not ai NIL Affected.
The throng Of depositors around the
TAlrd Avenue Savings Bans was much cro ator
yesterday morning than ON 1hur-dey. The
bank doors were not opened. the receiver MIR.
Carman having changed his mind after taking
loyal advice. Not less than forty women. NIL "
them evidently poor, were crying and sNbhin9
In the street at one time over the loss of their
hard-carncd money. ono VI them. a colorcd
woman, with lick child. who had forty dollars
~ the bank, became so excited that the police
men threatened to locl, her up. Another gained
sntrdnce to the bank through the private door
hul made rush at the receiving teller. Size
oaIle, him thief and tried to climb over the
desk to reach him. The receiver summoned
policeman, who elected her. young German,
who seemed to 10 the least agitated Of any IN
the crowd. said that his mother had st,VOO In
the bank. an Ter wealth. accumulated by years
of toll and anxious saving. lie expected TO
rcal ~ Mite from the assets Of the bank. aud
intended to work hard to Try to make up for
TIE ipsi.
Among the lookers-on was police officer. In
chiiau's attire, who was looking after about
SOD. H. c.uii lined that the bank officers
nd ncct utru $40 g., ~ him tho week before, ~
though ihcs hnd NO Intention Of closing up.
The dep. si.ois all expressed ANXIETY for an
inimcdi tu settlement az any sacrifice OF ns-eta.
MANY ~ them have been saving up money
through thu summer To live on In the winter,
Ani they arc eat od from tnat support. Only
liz of the drlusiturs have accounts exceeding
SsOil 1hu- III nave In the aggregate about
5 -AnO thc rest beng Comparatively small de-
pO-tts.
Mr. C'fm1n, the receiver, appeared very much
disguised vain the situation. lie Is mild-man-
rtre 8. tu-inesa ulan, C'idcltly unhccustOncd
~ scenes of excitement and puu icitY Gne SUN
rep rtrt questioned him about the latest state
iatut sent u the Bank superintendent. 1t Is as
follows:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12

PLOwING IL CLOvKR.-"The man who
FIRST plowed-in' clover 10 renovate the
soil was, doubtless advised BY his neigh
bOrs to 60 to the lunatic asylum or join
the agricultural society"
We think the advice could not be i'm
proved on to-day. to those who believe
that clover .renovates'' without e1hassst-
ing the soil. Ii takes, as We all know,
from the atmosphere earbOnaOeous mat
ter which, during the decay of the elo-
yer crop. is deposited in the soil but
what becomes Of the mineral elements
which its deep roots take into the organ
ism Of the clover plant. aud which, after
the clover is plOwed into the soil and
decays, find their way into succeeding
wheat and other crops. aud which. to a
great extent at least. are removed to the
large cities and lost 70 the soil The
man who, through the agency Of clover.
grows increased crops Of wheat for a cer-
tain time, without restoring the e4gilib-
rum q the s6l-vho does not return
what the clover takes Out-if not a 81
subject for the '.luBatic asylum1-th'
people who 90 there have our pity a
leass-sius against POsterity by Robin.
the soil Of Gods bOunty.-Psa and Poe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.


Useful Facts.-Poisons Of any de-
scription which have been Intentionally
or accidentally swallowed. may be ren-
dered almost instantly harmless by simp-
ly swallowing two gills of sweet oil.
An individual with a strong constitution
might take more. The oil will MURAL
lie every form Of vegetable, animal, or
mineral pOisOns.
To remove old paint. cover with
wash Of three parts quick stone lime,
slaked in water, to which one part pearl
ash is added. Allow the coating to re-
main for sixteen hours. when the paint
may be easily scraped Of
By moistening the knife or borer with
moderately strong solution of caustic
soda and potash. instead Of water and
alcohol, it IS said that India rubber nav
Be cut with as much ease as ordinary
eOrk-wood.
Preserves and jellies may be kept
from moulding BY covering the surface
I with pulVeriEed loaf sugar. Thus pro-
tected they will keep for years.
I To take ink spots ont Of mahogOny
touch with feather dipped in a table
spoonful Of water. to which = few dropt
/ Of spirits Of nitre have been added, ana
rub quickly with vet cloth.
SPrigs Of Wintergreen or ground ivy
will drive Of red ants: branches Of worm
wood will serve the same purpose 70
black ants. .. F
To Beautity Teeth-Dlssolve tx
ounces Of bOrax in three pints Of bOilin
water. and before it is cold add one tea
spoonful Of the spirits Of eamphOr. an
bottle for use A tablespoonful Of til
! mixture. with a quantity Of tepid waite
and applied daily with a soft brusl
preserves and beauties tie teeth. exit
Pates all tartarOus adhesion, arrests d,
cay. induces . healthy action Of IL
guns- and makes the testh pearly Whit.
FyfHg.-The true philosophy of fr
ing Is to have the fat at boiling be
e before anything Is put into it Beir
' merely warm. IL penetrates. and 4
n food is greasy" hot. is the Perfeeti,
L Of cooking.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12
Qfsrie,dhrrdl Department.
A MONSTER FARM.

The following are some Of the figures
Of the monster farm ofIllinOis. We be-
lieve there is no like farm in the world
for size or production, Three years ago
it excited the admiration Of an English
company. who offered sl.5OO.OOO for
the land and Improvements. which was
then declined. The hard times have
since thrown it into the hands of H. W.
Sage. Of y. Y, who has an interest in
it Of about 100000. 1t cost $4,000
to put in this years crops.
The Sullivan farm in Ford county.
Illinois. about 100 miles from Chicago,
is now in possession Of Hon. Hiram Sib-
lev. Of Rochester. and is the largest
farm in the country. If not in the world
OF these 10000 acres, $4,000 acres are
planted in corn. 5000 in oats, fax and
other crops. all the rest being in grass
lands, say IL. 200 acres. There are 200
miles in hedge. The farm has land
equal to Ga miles in length by one mile
in width. The land is divided into 5
sections. and covers square miles with
bonleyards running along each two
miles, 50 that there is but one mile Of
roadway to the boulevard. The rail-
road passes through Il miles Of land.
There are now 23.00O acres in crops,
aud the rest Of the land. except so acres
in groves, is all in timothy. To take
the corn from the cribs TO the corn
shelter, requires llS wagons. There
are coal lands near at hand. and the
coal costs but IS ton. The working
stock consists Of 474 mules. Each Of
the 5 grand divisions is divided into 5
subOrdiate divisions. so that the men and
beasts are all fed within one mile Of
each other. and no one has to 90 over
one mile from the field TO find food or
rest There is a large central Office
where reports are sent daily Of all the
work done. Each Of the cOrn-cribs hold:
5000 bushels 1000 bushels Of corr
are shelled each hour and put IN cars
ready for movement. The corn-sheller
necessary for the work. cost $4,000
and is not worked by steam. The work
Is all done by mules, and 10000 bush
els Of corn are sbelled each day.
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Iae propnssor q his nscseiBe h1s uzlksd lie
Asses q Ne ho4pi-als q Londoz Tag sor he u.sf
tSeaif ye-rs 1,AEass fn~Gsat1sz spsealsy Gnd -.
4 a - ever $50 70 ne uextzent u tkas r1nzss
In si-1p3e e1zss se1esiEaes oae g rwo s1.es .vr~
i. the st e1r1e eAsss . i - give gay ~ tss
80 q t~o g tire bo<<iss- By this ecezt AID 49,
- rezs1y sg16re6s e esMrs ars saved - thss< Vs.
Can s11st aSr1 ho Ehrsw nwns. as sseiy Il IL ~ ths
pcren1se e csesess pre-Gfpes1s-
Lea 2zy sz1ersr ste Fe46a this purrhmse q srznIi
o--e A-1 taks i 1oecrEng tbs Tzssruc<ss1s zrsund
~ p-r9.ee Aad !, ~ - s4ksI aAz tSoa1siHes sen
s.1@ b4Ff1x osr-srx faes y Egsey xhrowr xwxy-
n n--.A - Al kls1s are USELESS. Pre- a b0.xie
rns Ee1ca1e = 50 49, a. Al DraRgist tkrouekoat
$780, An1 Ne C1s.e1 States. II i h4Dnens eknt
ys- Llsks@ =. ~ 81 = q stock AK k.nn - $50
- - - Wnaaes43e AesntE GEORGE q.
GOODWIN a Co. Ne. - Hanswer street.
hesenf SMITH DOOLITTLE & SMITH,
- IFr@eet st., Bazxsn w. W. WffxPPfai
StAhLaN q CO.. les 3E&ia 49,, Cs2esrz.
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TRuNING ToMArOEs.-0f course no
gardner would ever think of treIlising
an acre Of tomatoes, but we do not know
Of any one little thing that pays better
in private gardens than that Of giving
the tomato vines some kind Of support.
1t makes but little practical difference
what particular support is used, any
thing that will keep the vines from
Spawning out Of bounds and looking
slOyenly. that will keep the plant up,
where one can see how to trim out su-
perAuOus growth, is a great comfort
Besides these advantages, the fruit Is
less liable to rot, is in sight where NAL
formed specimens can be cut out. and is
always clean Another consideration is
the greater ease in "wOrming" or killing
the voraeious green caterpillar; indeed,
if trellis Of some kind is once used,
one will always be used thereafter. Our
present object is to remind the reader to
have something in readiness. Set the
trellis before the plants are put out, and
begin 10 train early. Just here We
would remind those who like to amust
themselves in the garden. that a tomat,
vine with a good bit Of manure at it.
roots. and trained against barn. she,
or other building. BY means Of loops 0
string cloth and taeks. will make a dis
play that will astOnish those who hav
never seen a tomato thus treated. no
only in quantity Of the fruit. but Of tn
exceeding beauty Of the whole plant
". E. Farmer.
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Manhood. How Lost, How Restored

zwtx IsNt pubEsaed. edi.S0n q DR.. cat-
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12

Sleeveless jackets will Be as fashion
able as ever this season; those Of blue
or gray silk. trimmed With lace. are the
prettiest.
L.dies' neckties have heavily enbrOi-
dered ends. IN fancy eolors. Those Of
white have brilliant flowers embroidered
on the ends-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12

Il is said hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars worth Of live stock have recently
died IN the southwestern States. from
the effects Of bites BY the buffalo gnat
This Is a pest unknown in the more
northern States. but one which Is Often
a source Of great loss to farmsu and
planters in Arkansas. Tennessee aud
Louisiana.