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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11
WOOL MARKET.

BosToS Jan oBos'on Woo. Msrtst-Dnrng ibe vesa
there been fair Of business Domestic WOOL ~
sales having reached 23l 800 N. Tho msrts very sn fe- N
kinds sales being eqas dsd between Feeoe- Pulled s
California Bode Grin and coadeni and prices have ao dA.
from last there u evidently fmer fe-iug Con
siderable Of the Feeco Wool hsn5 is still beh asiss
limits and viii not b. Offered at prese0, uues tay.
and PnnvsGA Average lots q Xxx still selling a. S1e 'of
choice Xxx and No have been sod 5GU3S the Of the week.
including 10000 n mostly Of 66J7e cbgsa sss
Lousns to be Inquired for ADD have been sod
49152 There Little Fsee Woo Of kni 70 "a
had under 5Oc and best lots OF Mich held 523 Cons
and Osne Reeces deBsnd The Of toe week
pnsne $4,000 b at range Of 0ll2G6@c ss % qa.uI
condition. the sales having bees made Of
q 67db2c Pulled Woods sehlg resg
and prices firm ales have isten 2S3OO
during mostly from 45D52 Some small chOee lots Of
Maine supes sold at 66ae57e Cheap lots Of Wesera Pue Ar.
dcu Csl0nA Fall has been selling fseei
Spring the sales Of Pail been
Of 100000 tb from l9G29c qash good sverige 0e
selling 2i12jo snybog that sdgane tbs,s
figures ho the only saes Of Spnng CALIFORNIA have
been % 500 u at 81 132c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11

And il, say the malicious bears, the Companyshonid
thereby be compelled to pay over to the trustees tine
amount due it would leave it no money Tor divi-
dend except by further issue OF its second conson
dated bonds. The opening. highest lowest, and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COYPRR-oers Of Rio am the SIMPLY small
unmportant; quote OrhoarJ eargOes l7salS d.
SLSlSsei do l99l94e: Prime do. 20d20l4c;
tme rangr 1901 gIh, y ID 60 and 80 days
grade, jebDg trade SAles Of 1873 bags Lagu.yr
at 0d20 and bear VI IpoTed sale u Java baihe psrooss
withheld
COTTOS-The marfe spot vrT quiet bat srm;
pnees ar without quotsble change.
standard of classification 10 force Sept 1874
Upland
snde above ~ below the qBoted
Ordinary, Is 6tnet Good Ordinary, Al2 hbdhng l5S
cd IL Low MID. l4's Good l0la
doaA D1a,dn If elias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11

espts $40 bslf srpo eosssvse ilO0 bales s 300 bales
stoct. IS 1856 bales 49, .
PHiIIpsLYuII Jas o-Co,,on M5dnr i5s Low hddns
I4sc Good Oripay lac ne. cevts 10 bsss gross "a bales
Bosros Jan g-Coon que. MdHng l6ise net reesp., 81
bales; gross receipts 1899 bales sais 2So bales STOCK 23fH
bales.
ST. LOUIS 9otion dull hlddhnF 1882 sros rees pe l5t
balss; sh punests. $50 bales; stock. 81 ,462 bse.
CsoIssArI jan 9Cotsob qae bot ermi mhalns l41e Get
bD4 bales stotf u T5l bAes
L0gnvLLs jan. 9-Coston steady: Sitdiss ID " -. ..
ATBEss Jan B-Cottoa 6nn hddBg 1870 vsefT ret rsesp
1855 bales hpnsnts. 27S bslss; stock. DOB bale. 49,
CHARLOTTE. jan 8-Coston essef mGdng. ~ ~ Low NM
ding 1856; Good Ordinary l3e weekly eees 4O5 bss
.hipment l42 bales sales $50 bales spinner 10 ehs Aos
l,7l5 bales
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Total.
Also the Re ndee Queenstown 4563 bb Flour aud Linass Hc



NAVAL sToRBs-Tbere nothing doing this market OF
Al 81 "a az 10 fa Ordinary Cool 6pnS rsrRsntLe i'm
4, 3o only sehng retail qaosd a. - 81 A2Gs2 %
Pitch duIl u 81 IS s2 37l2
Observation-Disclosures for Reaned w,hou shasgei ssetsd at
Al 8o.c asked Of 900 shla Sc 1000 do 6sd69
sysr hphth dali at Zoe The market for etesd 81 Pf
aiepLA without asssuoa. bat mart l3ol2e The e
srapho adyoes follows; nslssle arm; 81 y y bid OIL
CIV ouiet ST. 20 Toute hrm 81 Rousevs ira held
AT 81 2U susleam CsBsr Qmst 81 10 eel 2Oi P1fs Oned
1881 Union 81 1884, shpDsDss, 81 80 nd
PROvsIOss-ws nsrai o Park
Of Old about lVv0 botA hd><s
have OH Mos advanced
fhBg has prevailed for and noaates shswa
saIe Ihe rates at whoa essrd asn
atnitoB On fhufaI tnsr feshng
dayy higher BIZ Since
has sO a. PRIME hss has been offered
en kns semsad-as could sn Be sfsssei
ssamtag In hxte Prime hamDe and Olsar hsss
done sstabA VansA Pts Up shnx
and he "a rty est. Lsstssy haaa Hsssun
they ssrty " the qsAntess pvss sA
pAstsd u AR believed 10 Be nodsrAo
below t lsr As Eve s a. he V~ess
aAied for h nas 10 only hussd n9pAsI, ssd tIs
osps.nsass Of II s ssts certain to :. hu'.t rsSly
Is 2OO bbl Prime Mess q, Sh5 10 oI cnn
sol se fer taspsed % bes Rxt PHus se 30 Tor
tspsps<sd and sl7 foI sy.sst Bssf -nsn ass Of
fs ~ o0Ssl0i Rssss ST. AMI fsuaJ Ne. SIS 10
t20 30 bsf Hams sady q, t/2 sS13 hr wsst
SDot2l SE susrn Qua ness bat
h TOO A7aA NJ Fe.A shoshsrs soo IA ,r rsk
do, snots l0slla ls PssA Hsns II 20 r
io.s for iosli .verxsI vsy Ugh. Baass pAlS
M metinE lOs.c 5000 Clear Bellies 10 sals. llcj 30
boIs III s Bssea hn asd far demand; tAe
alpu lxAe Gales u 29o sox wssxa LssS Clear l0a Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11
COTTON Markets

GvKsroS Jan 9Cocn quiet and unchanged aiidhnz l4
10. Hddiny Decd Ordinary Is - net receipts, CIV
bales, exports British 1859 bales franee 9oi oss
oos,rwss bales sales 100 bass stock s27Ss bales
ban 9-0otiss st.dy hhiins lASei4T r. Low
MuA Good Ordinary l2sa &c., net receipts llg eses
,xpo. SO bales sales 1900 bslef ssE 10 90 bales
FAvAEEAH 9conOn steady Ane dOing hddLns ID Scj
ham, gross, a6i balst experts soss'wse llos bales aeS
lllb balest sosk, 95 AGA bsos
honms jan a-O0Non qast and fTui AGssns lsS6;
ne. rs.rpsa 779 bales ssps soasss o bas' sales 900
balast ssOst. 1884 bales
R-woalsA., Jan scs.soe ssss4r demand good; hi4ians
l4so low h3hx ltsa Gooa Ordinary IL sa; Ist
bses 1897 bales sslss 300 hss s'0es 12oIa
bslsa
hn<dfs fs'ss Good oIdssy IL 9e Hs' Nsspst SVe bales
sihs. 713 bales 49,.
B.trnoss Jan. o-oesc, s@ hiisins, ittei gro. re
2Ok bales CoaensaL LIZA salssJ ses~se
10 bales s 37B bales spnnss 10 b ssesA 20 os5 saiss
hnsrA Jan 9-Cossoa quiet, arm Aasng IL 20 act reeelVs
Gil bsiss 2snts $40 >Oo bales stosk % So5
bsisa
WlEIssrox e-cs,oa srn, hHdrne. lSay Lew mdahug
1Se Good Ordinary lake; set rsespn 2v1 hles safes. ~
Sssssss- lee. s-cssssa ssu, xiada.s, iassl4i sa &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11

Railroad bonds were generally firm. Toledo and
Wabash Firsis sold at 49, and Seconds at SO, the
latter having been exceptionally weak. The fol-
lowing were the bids -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11

The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylvania Skies. 11Ot Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road 1871: Reading Railroad 81; Pennsylvania Rail
road 81. Gold l12t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

.,
The following complete list Of exports shipped 'oI''. "Seh
were cleared TO-DAY for oesn pors
ALICANTE-Bng Goodwin -. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11
The bids for stocks at the close OF INC LAVIuIsO

The London money market is slowly but surely
drifting toward lower rates, and to-day three
months bills were discounted at 4s per cent, or be-
low the minimum rate at the Bank of England
which institution made gain in bullion OF E20OOo
The foreign exchange market has been quiet at the
nominal rates given below. The actual rates were
ASH for long, and 4S9l for sight bills. The gold
market has exhibited no new feature or Incident
and the greater portion of the sales were at llZ1
with 1l2t and 1923 as the extremes. The range 1or
the week was 112 and 11S. On gold loans the rates
paid to have balances carried were j. u, a. 81 2 l.
and finally per cent until Monday. The specie
shipment to-day S7OO.OOO. making totai
for the week of S1,6l6126 70, of which Sl,S765OO
were in gold coin, and S239,621 IS silver. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day 1921 900 in gold
coin interest total of January interest TO date OF
900 ;redeeming S7OOOin called Fiye-twentieS
mailing the weekly total of the latter S1S3OOO and
of the former $4,000 The import entries Of for
eign dry goods at the port of NewYork for the week
ending tonight were S1.499254 the amount thrown
upon the market footing 81 49O9s and of general
merchandise. S4SO46 lO-making total i'll gold coin
valuation of S5SOSS64 The export clearances do
nestle produce from this port for the week ending
Tuesday, JAN 5, were to the currency valuation of
S42492 S9 The specie movement is given elsewhere
The days operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared $4O,9SS.OOO; gold balances
S2.OS5 $50; currency balances. S2,Sl3G70 The fol-
lowing the principal quotations:
fSSEs 5S5Hfs: sii5s
The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised
svO SO s9l 49e SO COruy saY..s 72Ii7s 70
Gold 80 Icy Is CuIHeI 'LAs0s a ~ S5$ 80
ourroneS receipts. 1862 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11
DEAL ESTATE SECU RlTY
IN NEGoTIABLB FORM.
SIX PER CENT THIRTY YEARS GOLD BONDS.
WITH COUPONS, REGISTERED OK UNREGISTERED.

WITH COUPONS. REGISTERhD Oh UNREGISTERED.
If the
REAL. ESTATE TRUST COMPANY
or THE CITY OF NkW-YOkK
PRINCIPAL and INTEREST PAYABLE ia GOLD 10 NETWORK.
or AMSTERDAM HOLLAND,
at the option Of the holder Interest soe st Day Of nd Jay
CURRENCY AND ACCRUED INTEREST, AZ THE tOAPAarj
OFFICE. No. II SASSAU-Sr. n Y.
Bonds and Mortgages Owned by the CoIpsay real @ Seh
al times IN tie custody Of Mes'rk ACGus B.LNONL I'D
LEVI p MORTON Trust wh the ADDITIONAL SECURITY
the capita. of tie Company. Of 81 100000
Company rssed in purchasing Bonds and Mortgages by hs
Iorng provls0n Charter No shah be kea b'
Company security foe bond be ssae
cept upon located Of NewYo-E New
Connecticut and alt mortgages taken for tie paO-es Aforesaid
upon unmp3ve real estate greater esuai Taas
by hundred anil sny 6sn the morsad sm,a Or ePa
improved real Of greater estimated value nv eeOI va,
tie amount OF the mortgage"
DIRECTORS.
X Stevenson II Ns.saast Robt Ssc Broadway l6'h 81
Thomas Davies $40 5thive Rosraesnn ~ htdsnI'se
Joseph Seisman BrO,l,t G G BaIer, :, ssd as wosL
James Thayer II Nassaat Eeny NJ. Tsbe 30 Besyos
Joseph A. jameson "a BroadsL A. :. Barnes III Nlntnst
seg T. Meyer. 20 LeonarlsL lssse Wllach 10 Nhest
John H. WATSON 2gl q. W. Carleton. 1919
u. NJ. Koehler. 395 PeaIlst X. T. Wilson, - Brosdt
" X. STEVENSON, President THOMAS A DAyIBi, vcsPrss
HExRT DAVIES, l2O Brw.,, Counsel wM. L. BLY, Scesy.
PHASix NATIONAL BASH. LKwl0RK. De,. 70 1874
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors VI
Il THIS Bank will take place al The BaBsiIs TCBsDAr
JOHN PARKER. Cashier.
THB GrnNAS AssRIcAs RANx, SssY.H Deo "a. ls74
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of Shareholders
pn.Ss i6n BAN S a6Sb sf"fl g. & % q Is I'D
2 p N By order OF ,ee BoaEh O. H. sCHRbIShk CA6st
WEST SIDE BANK Hs~.Yosh. Dee 80. 1874
T'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
vii be h at the banking IN rVbSOAf jan
49, JOHN W B. DoBLRR. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11

City Bank shares sold follows: American Ex-
change. HOLE; German-American, So; North
America o.. and Republic, 1O5. The following were
tJ,o
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opyics oy rHg hprnoPo.sAs GAsLioHr 90.

Broadway corner Of Forty .sIh,t Wv i'ts Dec
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
Il HOLDERS Of the METROPOLITAN GASLICHr COMPANY
for toe ELSCrI0N Of DIRECTORS Cor h' year lsi
Of othsr BUSINESS wiz b be a tn COhpalYs
MONDAY JaR II. 1873 Polls rnm IL M to p M
The transfer books Of tie COMPANY VIII be so'd 'tc
Of SATURDAY be- 26 1874 TnssaT BOpng Jnn ~
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11

induJ and prices remain arm for
grade grades fair supply exporters are tAhog these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11

The Wilamsburgh City Fire Insurance Company
has declared semi annual dividend of 10 per cent,
payable on demand.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specle from the port of New-York to foreign ports,
for the week ending Jan. s. and since the beginning
of the year: ,..
- .JIssy3s3Sos q, d 5sza. s4 ls53 80
The following shows the imports of general mer-
chandise and dry goods at the port of York for
the week ending Jan. 8, and since the beginning of
the year:
FOR TIE W0k 1873. 1874. 1S5.,
Osnsrsi Merchandise. 3765 628 5659.Si0 4,3O4'6lO
To, for til. veet.. s5.34s.IOG s7254l24 S56O3,S64
The following the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period
For TIE Web 1873. 1874. . IT5.
Thrown o market. 1569765 l72GY66l l49v9S4
Sinoe Jan. l. ,ooo,.
Thrown market. l.569,765 l72G'66l l49OvS4
The exports of specie for the week ending Jan.
were S1,6l6,l21.
The following is comparative statement OF the
eYnorts of specie from the port Of NewYork to for
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28
Ne7v England.
CONNECTICUT.

Three Irishmen who live together at
Orange, are respectively six feet two inches,
six feet three inches, and six feet four inches
in height, and the latter sports a No. IA
brogan.
The Connecticut House Of representa-
tives have voted so to 102 to indefinitely
postpone the bill giving women the right to
vote in the presidential election.
The Connecticut clock makers have
agreed to stop for four weeks. They havn't
wound up their affairs but do not like to run
on tick.
The Connecticut Legislature has adj
journed.
"A law has passed the Connecticut Leg
islature, requiring that the doors of all pub
lie buildings in which fifty or more people
are assembled shall be opened outwardly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28
ri 1LIAD COENTY

R(ILIAD COiNTK
we learn movements are Ola loot
for fremens muster, to be leld in
Rutland the first week in August.
Speaker Blaine has been invited
to deliver the address at the State
Fair, to be held in Rutland next fall.
We hope that he will accept the invi.
tation, for he would probably draw a
larger crowd than any other orator
who could be secured.
Michael {. Hayes, who has been
confined in the Rutland county Jail tor
nearly three months on the charge
of burning the opera house has been
released on bail.
The Star Base Ball Club, Of Paw
let, offer to play any club in the state
for 800 or $500 4 side, and have
come out in a challenge in the Rat,
land Herald to that effect.
The August meeting Of the Rut-
land trotting park association takes
place August oath, 25th and 2Gth,
Eighteen hundred dollars in purses
will be offered.
Mr.. Auson Clark, Of Castleton,
was almost killed by II turiou. animal
that wears horns aad hoots, few
nights since, while engaged in milk
ing his COW in the barnyard.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Judge
Fisher has rendered his resignation
of the Office of United States District
Attorney for this District, and it has
been forwarded by the Attorney-Gen-
eral to the President. He will retire
from the position upon the qualitica
ton of ex. Gov. Henry II. Wells, who
has accepted the Office, but who is
now absent from Washington.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28
WINDHAM COUNTY.

"A gold watch was lost and adj
vertised in Brattleboro two weeks ago.
A man and wife ca led last week at
the residence of the owner, having the
watch. They had kept 1t two weeks
knowing OF the advertisement, but
waiting for an otfet OF Il big reward.
When offered $40 for It's return, the
man was satisfied, but the woman
wanted more for her honesty in re-
turning it!
Franklin Cannon Of Newtane, re-
Gently died very suddenly. He bad
been moving and drank cold water,
was taken violently i'll and died after
an illness of less than AZ hours.
"A little child of Fletcher Caruth
ers, of Bellows Falls, aged about two
years, by some accident fell from a
second story window, recently, and
broke his leg.
May Farr. daughter of William
Farr, of Bellows Falls, about IL years
of age, met with an accident, Il short
time ago, while on lettering board,
by which she broke one arm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28
SPIRIT OF THE AGE,
Wednesday, July 20, 1875.
The Ohio Democrats,

The Democracy Of Ohio open ed the
campaign by a grand meeting at Gal
Gpolis, on Wednesday of last week.
1t is estimated that fully $1,000 per
sons attended it, coming not only
from that, but the surrounding coun
ties. Coz, John A, Vance presided.
Speeches were made by Gov. Allen,
Hon. George II. Pendieton and 9th
ers, Pendleton, in the course of his
remarks, said the Democrats do not
favor Il deprecated currency. lie
thought he interpreted the opinion OF
the party and platform when he de-
clared they were in favor of coin as
the basis OF currency that "A paper
currency should be convertible into
coin at par that the party desire a
return to specie payments as speedily
as the interests of labor and business
will permit that we would be glad
to return Immediately to honor and
good faith and justice would permit,
and it We're possible. The Democrat
ic party is not now and never has been
in favor Of reputation in any form.
He repeated that he was hard-mOnev
man that return to specie payments
should be kept steadily in view in leo.
islation and acton, and that the wise
craftsmanship will seek the means Of
reconcill'ny such return with the true
interests OF labor and business and
justice to the debtor. If the Democ.
racy Of the Buckeye State, will only
90 to work in the present canvass
with their old fashion energy ana will,
they need not loose the State at the
pending election in October This
we believe.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CoRNIsn.-Wc have Just been shown an
ancient Powderhorn at the residence of the
late James Wilder, of this place, handsome
y engraved and vanished with two silver
rings thcreon) with the name of Jonas Wild
er, Bolton, 1747-which was carried by him
through the Revolutionary War, and is now
in the possession of his great great grand
children-the children of the late James
Wilder, of this place.
Widow Mary L. Wilder Of this town
has bound 1000 pair of shoes with her own
hands, since April list, besides doing nearly
as much other work. Who can do better ?
X.
PLAlNFIELp.--Ou Tuesday July Goth,
your correspondent paid flying visit to the
Brick-Kiln of the (so-called) american
Brick Yard Co.," located just south of
Plainfeld Plain, j. NJ. Harlow of Cornish,
proprietor. Found about 1907 900 old brick
at the old kiln and 80, 900 at the new. Com
menced making brick at the new yard May
25th. where now is being made about 5000
brick per day, of sand brick. Six hands
are constantly employed in this yard consist
ing of the following gentlemen, to wit -
Oliver Pclchies, Benz, Harlow, Samu'l.
Foss. Benz. Flint, VIM. Dana, Austin Spoon
er, and these ''boys' know how TO make
brick without having one in their hats.
They intend to make this season about $780,
900 brick--more or less, and good ones too
All of this with only an occasional Chapel
Service" lNCoG.
July 90, 1915.
-Dca. Moses Cheney, OF Ashland, father
of Gov. Cheney, while visiting at Lebanon,
was attacked with inflammation of the bowels
and died Saturday, aged 49, lie was buried
at Ashland on Monday afternoon.
The men employed on the section be-
tween Canaan and West Canaan killed 25
snakes Wednesday, while picking up ties,
and it wasn't fiyst-rate day for snakes eth
er.
--Beecher is going 10 the Twin Mountain
House again,
AT Wilton, five year old son Of Chas.
Hazeltine died from the effects OF the bite
of cat, received few days since.
The house of a. p. Welcome, Of New
port, was destroyed by fire Monday night.
1t had been fitted up for summer boarders,
and contained 40 sleeping rooms. Loss
$11 200. Insured for $4,000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28
ORLEANS COUNTY.

ORLEANS COUNTY
The bank at lrasburgh in liquida-
ton has made a dividend Of twenty.
four dollars per share. The directors
hope to reach forty dollars per share
in the final closing up, which will be
in Il few weeks.
six or eight years ago John Miles
found what was called gold on the
farm now owned by Peter G. nodg-
den in Crattsbury. No further inves-
tigaton was made and then the sub
jcct was dropped. Las. week two
miners, Zone from the gold reglons,)
visited the place and found both gold
and silver.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28

Boston, July 2l.-An attempt of
young Pomeroy, the boy murderer, to
escape from the Charles street jail
was discovered yesterday. He had
been for some time digging out the
bricks around the window of his cell
with piece of an. iron wash dish.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28
MASSACHUSETTS.

Mrs. Aurora X. Dimmocl attempted
the life of DR.. A. W. Thompson with re-
volver at Northampton, Wednesday because
he had failed to keep his promise to marry
her. She was foiled, and DR.. Thompson
has taken steps to secure her confinement as
q lunatic. Her friends, however claim that
she is not insane, and there is much excite
ment in the town over the affair.
Chinese is to be taught at Boston nor
ml school. Tbs girls orc determined ~ be
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28
RHODE ISL AND.

p. G. Clark, OF Rhode Island, has been
appointed Chief Clerk of the Pension Bu-
reau, at Washington.
The National Division OF the Sons OF
Temperance, at Providence, on the 18th,
voted by States on the proposition to author
lie colored divisions, and it was rejected.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28

D.. GssEETE,S success in
curing Cancer, Scrofula, Catarrh
and all chronic diseases, il with
out parallel. The Doctors
Treatise on diseases and the
means of cure, the result OF %
years experience, will be sent
free to invalids. Address, DR.,
Il. GREENE, "a Temple Place
Boston, Mass. 1Gw4:3-4 in.
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NAME.

The voluntary State muster Of the
Maine militia has been abandoned majority
of the companies having voted adversely.
The city of Bangor will be provided
with water on the Holly system. The to-
tai cost of the works will be $1S6,OOO and
completed on the first of January next.
On the 10Th inst. George Midway, liv-
ing at Midway, sixty miles from Bangor,
after endeavoring to induce his wife to live
with him, killed her with an axe.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28
FRANhLIN COUNTY,

AT the close of the investigation
into the Ball murder Of st. Adams,
feeling speeches were made by John
w. Newton, Seleclmen, Messrs. Guy
G. Noble, H. c. Adams, ii. 5. Royce
and W. ID. Wilson, all exonel ating in
the fullest manner, Mr.. Smith from all
suspicion or chance of suspicion of
any connection with the murder; and
characterizing IN various terms the
motives that have actuated parties in
agitating his name in connection. with
the crime. Selectman Newton then
announced that, with this examine
ton, the investigation OF the murder
so far as the town is concerned, ceases.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28

And now it IL the negro who re-
fuses to entertain son account of race,
collar and previous condition." a white
man having sued colored lodging
house keeper in Washington for refus.
ting him acc ommodation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-07-28

DR.. s. S. Allen, of White River
Junction formerly surgeon OF the
fourth Vermnot regiment, has been
appointed medical director Of the vet
erau soldiers reuhiou vt Drsttlsbdto.