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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

Tne Fi.l-lu-rI adopted ~ tIs
EsE Tu-E D-uso--a.le C1ur.u1ir1-
r@sls.--1sv. rires fnu--I 1T uEes-lailI
sound uJ,1I IL 1umria l=sus-
TIE gluiIle cdr ms its sAesr=5-
q maintained IL eTe-T l0-u ant
rul-e TIE F1.se6r 1--u-n 81
s7s-.ie lrg--rnsIl.s r. demanded ailbe
tsr -u- liEu.-z- cnrz. 3s.-G-iuIss &C
c1ulu,s-sia mn-Lh-E ED5 loDss;
-uTs-uusu-- --S4esor Elegs -
EG-1s s1sels Es2vmsu- IL s1eI's
5iseEEr-l Suel is 1i,s emphasize
la1irusrs az Elac1 ZIG &eT IU-E
Dello--rier e-I1-=ss -tel- adae.suse
n & specie Standard and huue-
Isarr1eu- " ne government l.0is-
-z-iu-,e Coupled Ef.h Ii Ee-la-s-
-ious i1,faro- u -afo-u and eru1uur +.
au5 liz splendid practical -eru-t
maze - E5or. T'llsr. winch thrr
m snlu-ze fts Whole e-01-s.i, l1-es
lie u1E a6ui-l'le platform 70,
pu. f1u--t br an political CnnveD-
.ior aut o. vii.t -ue Eew E1--E
L.snDr-arv 1ur1- &c na-el e -
srrec ri-U-r
IH-c f.s -e--s--e5 1la, tne-z
az arv dffe-euses Il ne Demo
e--.e 1sa--v u -be cu-7'snrr issne :
f,u- OIL IL Issue e alHrult and sp--
-ouD5e6 fr 50 many rev eur-
5i-lous- rune 65-ssious j. IueTI.a.iils.
TIL division IL tns DeuDr-E:ic
-auEs Oh 1ais sJi5se- i d r-eutes
sua1 IL 1ue ranks q the ReJrutili-
caus Tt rigorous .one II lie
Eeu York platform VII bare =
v11l-r1ue f.. FL checking fhs
e4e .euS-r-v e-l1bi-s5 IL Ohio ans
Pe1usy -rlIil- % su-T@D3srin- tie
ar-tfr- ~ fue cUureu-ious % TIE
i-fig-i1r wing n he parry. vlie1
Is real = tle uiuor wig We shaL
.raiflt r ul.Des- hereafter e 11rf
Conservative tJoe IL .Le u--e.a1Gss
- Democratic cocreD.inDs on The
GnGneisl question. ao3 there j. little
d1ui- ina. II The national co-TeD-
i'm next rear a. snca 6iEereoces
vi - Tremendously rsscoele3.-
Bay City TiioDoe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22


l-- ~ t'lin- uli w -si'l- =
als % ID 'D@ m
az A'i'i'''7o he = l'll D -i'1'.l'1
l'l'-.-l' a p rs - IN --'t =
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sil'ls q 1fi'''l- II li'' ~ q u ~
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y mn 11
VIZ Il - H.
IL, lliiz- a " ~ -'1''.''.-'
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81 - -7'1n-i u = -
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"a -''t
= - ~ a = p
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l'-'-'ee o. IL - ~ III
- -''-' ! ''1 ''71
.--'1
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80 = a''r 'iiz' 7-''--i- 4-'- q
'uA 70 p u7s- IL IN L W. ~
----' y. 4 - H. ~ -
- - = u u All 81 7--l al -
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

T1e l~s. e-J.s-lmeu: ~ E=u1lu-
czfrD q, AussleaI psaeuss -
E1E-aul -u-us 0ut g - III III
Jr-Ua-al5e Ole Fu-ure r-1-us-s
Iuoy satisfactorily 5srl0Dss-z.s tilE-
~ s-ai; cal b. landed II E1r.auC
81 goy5 condition, 20. =; Ir=seu-
&c prosper q. : Eu-yI,e q ma
l.s. s. ~. L tr-iIlau- U1e Ea( IL
f-si siiiy-bs1I s.ss1 : s1ees7ziu- 1us-
:; would probably h&Te bssl To-
lowed - y-befS this seas0r tru,
f-ui;-g-rgEe-t VII ~. - au-l0us
- send tuer i-uis . = fOr.1gI
IuaFkst Eli t1es nave Fzsasouavie
sssU-aucs tna. Z W. 1gt IrDTe q
dead De- % .Lel. BelD-s auD.DeT
rsu'rrs car " maze al5 s.s -
,zui.s aseeF.aiDe1. ~ EeE Jersey
and D.=leware yeaet ssa5y1 VII Oe
~ Ia a6Ta1esd la; extensive
shipments WI Je o.: q liz euss-
fig-. TIE uos. Ia: ca ;,lezlols
10 done ,his year vi be % assef-
tan with sgns certainty E-1ethe'
3. IL possible ~ ngt q send FRESH
r,eacies scryss lie Atlau.ic.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

Admiral Porter is conducting
TORPEDO experiments Z: Nerpor+.
On "Wednesday among tbs eIper-
i-neu.s made was ooe VII . thirty
Eve pound .9gys5,. wLiea vas a.
tachs5 q, 3 ernaI Epaf lss1sl - IL
quarter = liz t9rpe5, steam launch.
TIE launch vss ~ Alongside Il 3
Ysf;, AID 3. : s5gnal gwen ~ tie
Admifsl ibe tofps3o was allowed
q dag was s1staios5 a. Eve teet
below TIE surface ~ 3 snail fla.
TIE host q, aiming - ful ped
s.ssms5 away fr,n The ratt, and
rnrselng -i-s a:ssesssS q -
t2rpeao % nss1s q which, Wben
a ff,y yards from lie rst;, i was
ezplDdsd ~ electricity. TIE ar
wa blown high Il tbe az, soIos q
the pieces goiDg a. hiyh a. 100
feet. The advantages Il this plsD
ever others are greater safety Il
the attacking boat, ubieh would
escape before the eDemy Lad al
opportunity 70 FIRE a. theln IL tAs
Old method
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

B-il's- "a liss appointment uf 1ha
ana AnEss-i.-1' lIr Commission ig
lsuae-1lns TIl1el- F-ss -islssHI -i.alis-
Ia1I e uss 1s-iuD--z- q. -8s
0sc se1D0- lru. la-is-.T liz Lac i.ssI
q nslSuOhrzuI L. 1-eIDsG. bl'E-
ere &c ezseJc 4 Duui1z-l0n fns
CUmInrnlli.- O.. -he S-zis az liss
tsalds u 1us R=l,ui,s .zsus- and >
EBoEI ~ pure aur z=GiUus -
fD-ns-. 1nD1uuzlliE Al Sympathy
Eg-l eElI,E I'-luelIsslls EhlrI -Bs
EsE 10sE -s-1S-ary iaEFs sHUI-
-iElsl L r. Al aaui-ziils naI
Il head = --f1-u 1i-Es--F-ef
Pres
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

TIE .-dlslpf-r ti.a: d0-l hedge :
llug" dDss1t zen Il ErsL IL
IsesJ,ilg rpFGl-y 1u- u -bs cou-ls
EDEelie Eeus II voluntarily :
sh0F- tII1s az il r-seJrsr -1IDe u
Ae>f Dger-v TuleL 10 Eel'utle
lad iaEeI rnargs q AZ 10y IL
e--guszr u SPAN Lac t,sel d-1E-
ed Defuce ~ tribunals e. ausve-
rus elsi1 " c.-r-alr tU.eue-s a1L
green s-ycsr5 VIZ L-us.sl LEY
IL. yiseis Du: tye murt.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

TIE oeEs fruH CziiiD-uiE D. l-irsI
sha,ss aud form ere1 &c EeE ID
gland ogiuiUus TIE Springfield
2eTu0iiear save MR. auL
up-e ees-Ei1 dDes II rsUT -La. q.
Ds.EssI -1s DzmDesE.le Jzl--s au6
KepuDl-a1 lzz-r. -8e rUa-r D--
yea VIII c5V0se LIZ Is=1uO-sz.ie
- n-dina-5iT EOOi Is1Inlnl.tiDDs .,
.be EeVublea- Isa--r- 10 o-lhDa-5-
= lad nominations ~ tie Demo
e--l-s car u hopefully se5,s6 u1.u1
r. cbauEs -uls 1-lf- As G-4ias-
Tllael. z EDuid probably Ds AZ
possible ~ FIG EepubIeals II IulLEs
= Jsll-T 1DDipa.lo1 tul. Eu11G ea--
- <ae eDuu--T- Eei-be. Blaine
Tor T. asnDu-L- -8s apes u -ue
Old Z-Vu1IeEL leals-z- czI IT,
rallied upon lr O. u B-is.uw
Tuulc t.e s--11rss. Du- uu8s. ri--es-
su- a7sse. u GE4l-s. uU- z-p1r
e1Dp-L ETeu Bernard O. Tnu.-
ua1 YOU'D stand tbe be-1e- caa1cs
Il : c1utes- VII eI-1e. q -usse
t.ss. -urss q Els 2eTuuliezI RAJ
s-E Suet & -ieEe; ~ Cua-l=s F--1-
els ADAM and Gs1is-z- 3-lsgv
Tinted nieus redeem fusi. l0s
eause Uu; 0uir tscauss VILE i-
u-ie-l- lsErs par LANES III SAM.
- vgul1 fg-5e . gsa--r rer1lu-i1L.
e -IeEsi q ices Pursr. appealing
az -ue fssDszF ~ -1s s-sss uurE-
pa.-.y-ie AID '-sfor7uatO--T ssuse q
tbs us.igL- csI -irs E-t.e hope o
resisting -ae orr; Z fselug AZ
= erel..
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

The New York republicans sre
Texed a. Governor Tildeu for Ii,
uDfslteriny pursuit Of ;be esnsi
ring thieves, because IL effects O.
Esetiy some II their leaders, and
because be is stealing some politi-
cal thunder they would ike 70 sp-
pfOprlste DOW add the iDvestiga-
tioos are unavoidable. Says the
Rochester Chronicle, > repabliesn
josrnas
II the governor strikes hard
blows a. giant abuses ~ the re-
publiesDs strike sill harder blows.
If be H. active, lei tie republicans
be still more active. They must
be aggressive refonners. II they
remain silent, willie he speaks 10
thunder tODee, through The pros
ecutiOn u DeDnisOn and the arrest
u Lord, ali the light thrown upon
Die past career will but the more
clearly reveal their snpiDeDess and
eoEardice. In such 40 event, the
people will be very likely 20 trust
him and the party be represents,
even though they be repeDtsDt
timasrs, IN preference 10 the craven
IigbtsO1sDsss Of tbs republicans.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

POstmaster-GeDerai Jewell has
written a letter 10 the proprietor
of the Maine Standard ia reply 70
complaints from them that their
paper had been tempered with 10
mails, 80 which he says: "You
state that the Maine Stapdard adj
dressed 70 regular subscribers had
been opened 10 postofices and Re
publican campaign documents fold
ed inside and delivered 70 subscrib-
ers,' and ask IL such conduct is 10
be tolerated by tbis department.
10 reply J have 20 say that such
action T. Ia direct violation Of the
ruIeg " the department, II decen~y
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

Speaking u t5e faL tssde tbe
EeE TD-k Tris'uue ssvs II al
Departments .D.sE-s is far aelEi-r.
uI-t t,e-ter t'-gEulse, Eule IN sDDs
iluslDess is 1n1-e s-ap.s AID t.s-ier
t1aI q. Az tims siu7s 10 Isauis
Ea-sr a. II a. ~ Imlr-oEsueu;
uyor the t-soe q rs al l. yer
luar'ke1
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

The New York Sun takes the
very sensible view that it would be
foolish 10 Disguise the moral effect o.
the California election upon others
soon 10 take place, or TO pretend
that the distance which separates
California from the Atlantic d.
miBisbes its influence on tens Of
thousands, who are watching with
intense interest every beat Of the
public pulse. II must and viii be
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

BsrEs eDuutE, PsDsslrGuiG, tbs
i4nBsr DenOera-ie c0nu;V. E-GIos
- Ibs -ins-bu1O-sd hz-c InDusr
principles n tbe D.-DDe-leT- ~
I=s.isapy eDoIfr. tbs f'auDe' Eepub-
llez1 sDuu.v. b. HDt f0r iuh1-lDr-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22
GOLDSMITH'S
Bryant and -trafton
VIV--I~

IbFf TIL HDu ~ TaftOn
BU eI<E-- UNIyEReTTX
u Uetrul,. rernOrsi - To lev Earfsa-ier Han
oIJss1fe tDe 1l-Y Han. crruJnes the i-s- locatior
~ tDs CITY. j h. rpurus ave The frlesf aud hs<-
furrast,e1 rrs1f1. a1lTHhsze 20 be found. The
iiis.Eiuilgr y c2ndueis1 uDoo the actual bo-
T.an, G1l rfter 3 yesrs e1periarles IN ffe husi-
nest. We an snti-te1 thnf q j. superior - any
pibar, d also receives fbs iDdor-sInan. a tusi-
1ee nen- to.legs paSG ee1f free 70 any AL
cress- siS
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

VI uET5AG Z L.E--T,efati. having ben mad
VI lI lire elrdT-luilf ri e.r-iIn mnrr..-t uaf.-t
tnl te-i-h oaF u JUNE. n TIT seas one tnpussnl
n hundred all- E-v.r-v -lI-rf. executed ~
.s.i0s frrHl 81 the cry ~ zlTsnE. essu,Ity al
Aifr-ia ard --gs ~ - elis-rrl ,sl--y n rnt frs
fl--- 90 ElIsu Burlington ui sllic cry ~ AlIrsIal
~ -. -.t8iil part Uul rf-eg-1el a. lie Ono q.
ri.r Ae-ls..g ui Li-saE ~ -iit county n Alpha
n Li,-sf ~ laur ea-es on IN on hundred uui
fss1r- T-1u---h UnL une hEu1-ss aud rv.rify-fit.f
pass. u1 m ulue.s-sIl-n day ~ JuIr. lu -iis
vs1i- uus Thousand al-.l- hundred u-ic SEVENTY
tiIr.. vilich sslId mortgage duly sold and 49,
si--lleC tr csT-g1f VrIftssI as-l1-rl1uru- du-ei
siflsftE nar 81 suly. fiIE renr lift tiulls
uuc g-f hundred and ssrU1I-r -izFs - tie sud
Ei-nr Harrington fuf q valuable consideration q
freu-Is \. Flecief ~ tie e1rv ~ lterfus- ~ "a.
eouu-v ~ Navus and state q Nichirsn. vhici
slil u--is-uuissiIi 20 mu--ra-s vas duly recorded
N tbs ohoe uf tiIs Es--istsr ~ Il-ds u Alr,anf
cUuufv. the nineteenth Any n july n ths va
Thousand s.il; hundred and setertr-filr..r
~ lltHsf g q uu--Eu-e-- g. pare two humdrs-d
and r1re-T--lTC- uIiu1 winch sIld muTrrnne there
ls cElfus1 u Lur ~ -te Ea,a ~ fins MIRO -uY
yrluc-Til. and irit.-e-r M sun 81 two hundred
and ean---tvo dullE-s U1i rVe-I-y-esai7- cent?.
s@t.@. and ne fur nIg sun q my duI,rrs a.
u-lu-uey 81 should a,r ;-Ds-etiill-s le taker
fuszu@e TIM IuLer- u~e a. r-urial-f a. Il sis
rlu--rare- And NJ rr1,s.-elirsf having be-sr had
90 taken. el.ise- IN law uf equity. % eolec- the
1etr rsrru.llrr uF and ef-Ilrsl ~ sad lnur-lls
- Any par -ha-s--f therefore.
Nurins D. fssfaiT rire- tbs; ~ rirrus Il tbs
power ~ sale IN Sud mortgage cn- uired on sat-
ur1Ey the s-E-h day - Novulusf-. m -hs rear one
tnuus-D' eIr-tIf bun1fei and ss-rs1ity-frs AZ fwt
rcl0eE o. the afternoon q; said day o. the front
duus ~ Iu--srs tTleE tlcet. On Ssru-ld street n
the clrv - AlTue1u- county q AlTsenu and state
- NIcil-ar- tha; iseiuE tbs Tlnef q holding thg
Circuit Court fuf the county q Alpe-la-' said
fnu--Eu--t staI b fo-eelose1. and that Thomas r.
Jt,irflstnu she-IN q said county a Alpenz- viii
offer tuf sale and sal gi public auction or vendDe,
70 tDs niEhe.t tn2dHr. the yrerliss- Described IN
ss1o noriFHE1. q - much thereof ~ Will bs
nsess.rT - satisfy the amount due on sHid mort
Eule. fu~ether With the uf-Orsey fee aforesaid.
aud al frteIeFt- es-s and char-e< allowed br iaw
sa31 Irs-ui~ss IN sad mortgage described teinr
situate IN the rIfy q Alpena county q AiTsera.
and srate = NlchiEsr. and described as follows
- wi lots nuufeT one AM two ] 4 2. In
block number elErsn IA. q the crfr cf Arena
GLOBGE v. FLETCHER.
AssirDes q Morfrarcc.
rIcIon e. BrKxEkn- Attor,ev for Assignee ot
Mur-yRr-e-
Dated AlpenA. Angus; losh. ISIS
efuls
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f,--raa nr nam INV 70. l-ef r-iier fT IT,
.-urs u tis 111n --r-Hs n. l1ue-1rl-. -lf at'-
.,iir-is.,i - iIssi 4 liua- 4 sal1 --1aE
T'itf f,-ru u- f-s.li u tllis y tislI a. I'm 1879
= 1uur 1t.fr ! li.l-r -iE1lll AM ---'l-isffi ~
.i-..--r- .ii,.r-rfl.r i-lfes1iErt ami fruflfL li
-,f.s-,r-Ers a. litr1tl1 l.Tl--ti - Z. s-Ii--i-
srr-rl riii ---ls n- w-Llul ufI-el1f an e tlin
.s-ru,u-is frr-ff rrssI. ~ alrrrcri- "A nAI
rr- rf--r-- rirsf ans -ruu g. m. trs an f-ff'-l
-r suls- til.1 a. liH- rlIllia=s-- c- = . l-N1f y
,-.ti,ss rH -r' ffnu- b. 1I-esti lll-l "a SIX IN
is-rr-rirfaz lsule E1il E-nssft NJ H--sN an -
1--1laf. -r-r 1rI-- 81 r1'Elt
Enul r-lu- rlif Sos Aas1g- ElT-. iln iss Fiii'a-
-ri=s~ 2 t.ar If--iissses -
VINE es----ss r1ir- 1I1TH -llHfL ttf tr-,l
-----r -- 81 r--l II iisr- sfrs-.- Ts-rs- = t--f-i'
- .. fi- f.-fsHrfaf 1lEVt --u- uztH -l-il'l-
TN t-r e. rsi--s. CT --af--- t--T q ni-Illn
r.r---s ~ f,r-rs- tl ---- - rl-- 80
Fn-- rt- r-- -7T
rt--lt.-- --r,4 s--rr lfs s-1Tf- l1sE- ~ f-1.i
- -ga- e 1871 zlc-ei t-1- Tll- --t - l,--l-
4 H--Tl- ? A.
Terms 10 AEeu1s
E.----n 1s-rl-a aF t.l7U-s r. nfsa ~
r---lr- a- r-=- --tr.s- d -s1-af-zIs- -l71l-
1asr r-tl,s lsf-ls- ~ H--ra.
-,.---.- &c., rre-I--- -
-
r. f-ss- ---l7zrs- e 1ss7Ff z- - - -
- - 1900 - ..l-4. So
-. a e TDEETE-
Clrrsa1-l 2 an.
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Nu.lce II Cpntractp-S

Nu-i- = i,s,-afr rrrsr .ha- "a tnf 1a4 ar ri.
s,,,a.,1r' 49, 49,. ,-- 1. q. rina. D. AZ ltiel
N eiff.fsir- q i Iifrll ~ ~ a1t ~ m
lI1ueF rlf1,uns iiIlU- -lil n1I1r f n ~ r.n-
s--ufrIu q ne -lulI i,r-Tulf -iiit 1iitti AZ
Iffrri E.nnf iuuuw W. rc1 ui-t- 2 iaf--h.
-,u r-nf ,rr--r-lr mr. -il ..rlI-Ilii N Na1L
al iulif wi d.. ilillirrc un riti nfrirat- a- ~
1tsr-I A. ur--a l.u-u ~ cIIurrnu ltiL -'f-i-
.n.r-Imis ma b. rem u IT, NE Ar In Ilt'Nr
uu. on "a uu- a sail
WITT
-.nrl lilll--Issil -lits,
t..,,, ..-..,r d 7r-E laE-
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-iHenfiOn !SOLdiers.

noe s-esuf Lew q fa--s J1u1r--lur ~ Turu-
Ilc Il-IuTss sE b. lIfs.za---C " az. Trrsfrl-s-6
r1.r % e4.4- u-arEE au- El Tr-g-er-Ils a. sJ.-cT
is-us uE eisfiulF Vfaasf h. cur nur6s b Ac--
NE - ~ q 81 u1les.s auc t.ralrr men VINO
49, Jr-lFais tfr-s ~ ss-rIes- ~ Jfuv soy
TEEN 4 egJ-lez1tl a. b. nlscs ns1use dGuuarT =.
lE1l al1seee SRI -.afIF
=. " EhyJEr & GTLLNUE.
-uerssu-s 70 EuinIisuI L bsDnEs
= EaII-sTf bi1eE. .1eEt 20 =. y. D.-rul-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-22

ia Z Snr1ge d, DrC's Column
Ta-.r-s alrr-l-= uf-- ~ -ilas ni-s--l-,--.elI..
u-- r4s.= s.ali- vllz1s tils- sar sra s-T-ls
hE.v-bsss Bnsin.-, Cuil... s1e.l- Ir ----
VI Tal-lrr ~uaTrr r-.-r - frr.rfaHa l--L..slr
--ss- ll1re~ IRA EETEE1r- r---suiL
A -f rl-rssr 20 81 uu- Eu-l-srl1 fl'1Tis'1--
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-26
West Rutland Notes.

Mr.. G. II. Sheldon makes q specially of
cultivating celery in his large and beautiful
garden on Pleasant street. The cultivation
and care of the plant is novelty to many
in this vicinity.
We have to congratulate our social and
good natured neighbor, Mr.. E. L. Walker,
on the reception of the sutfix A. NJ. to his
name at the recent commencement of Mid
dlebury college, Mr.. WIS alma mater.
The following gentlemen are spending
their summer vacations at their homes
here Rev. E. Mahoney, Montreal theolo-
gical seminary, Mr.. NJ. Carmody, Troy
Provincial seminary, Messrs. j. Murphy
and p. Gaffeny, Montreal college.
The Ancient order of Hibernians contcm-
plate an excursion to Saratoga during the
next month. The members are generally
wide awake and enterprising, therefore a
pleasant and enjoyable excursion will prob
ably be the result.
The unexpected arrival of an old ac-
quaintance from the old country the other
day caused one of our well-to.do farmers
considerable trouble. Remembering that
he had made contract with the new ar
rival several years ago, similar to one thai,
bound him to lady, now living with him
and calling him husband, he felt that his
presence could add hut little to either's hap
piness, and turning over all his worldly in
terests to No. 2, absquatulated--mys ste
riousy disappeared-leaving all his multi
tudinous matrimonial cares behind him
and the newly arrival to the cold charities
of her successor.
One of the finest and most elegant turn
outs to be seen daily on our streets is occu-
pied and owned 10y DIR. j. ID. Hanrahan.
In contrast with the general professional
vehicles we meet hereabouts, it is certainly
relief. A pill from behind such team,
from such a vehicle, administered by such
a professional, will undoubtedly have more
efficacy, and go down with less grimmaces
than from Others
We have become noted over here for our
fine marble, but have heard but little of
our fine horses. That horse culture is on
the increase may be seen by the frequent
contests we see on the streets Several
private nags, whose attempts are promis-
ing, but not sufficiently so to insure christen-
ing them, are being drilled, and we are
confidently informed that two or three
have already attained to three minutes and
forty seconds! The owners of these
promising nags refuse big offers every day.
MARBLE
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-26
A Suggestion.

Editor Rutldnd Globe THE difficulty at
the Union street and West street crossings
seems to be as great as ever, with no signs
of immediate relief So long as the shift
ing of trains and business which should be
done on special tracks in freight yards, are
done on the main line and over two public
crossings as constantly in use as these two
are, the inconvenience both to the public
and the railroads will continue.
Move the freight buildings to other quar-
tiers and do the switching and parking of
trains on side tracks, and there will be no
occasion to alter the two crossings in ques-
ton. The passenger business is entitled to
all the room and conveniences there are in
what now constitutes the railroad yards.
Let the town and the railroad company
unite in scheme which would be a per-
manent benefit to each, as follows Pur-
chase the strip of land lying between the
Rutland railroad and Strong's avenue, also
the triangular tract lying between the same
road and the Harlem Extension road, cut
down Strong's avenue to the grade of Mer-
chants row and the Rutland railroad
track remove the thin core of earth be-
tween said avenue and said track lay out
yard and tracks and build ample freight
houses for all the roads running into Rut-
land, on these new grounds move the
whole freight department to these new
premises, and the difficulty about the two
crossings in question disappears at once.
This is merely suggestion. presume
it will be regarded as extravagant. So was
the cutting away of the little knoll Oh
which the freight house now stands re-
garded, twenty-five years ago. But how
ever it may be regarded now, portion of
it will be realized some day. The view
from Merchants row southwark will not
always be limited by that ugly knoll just
south of the town hail. and possibly some
now living may yet see straight, level
street from the business center of the town
to a point in Main street, near the fair
grounds, and over portion of it the truck
ing and teaming to and from the railroad
freight houses going on. Respectfully.
j. j. r. RANDALL.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-26
The Tweed Case.

New York, July.
Ex-Judge Comstock publishes a letter in
reply to Judge Davis and Charles O'Conor.
In referring to the former he says that in
all the judiciary history of this state there
is no such example of reckless indecorum
and insubordination as that exhibited by
Judge Davis ON the reversal of his judy
mcnt by the unanimous decision of the
higher court, every one of whose members
is more than his equal in learning and
qualifications which adorn the judicial
station. Judge Comstock alludes to Mr..
O'Conor's letter, saying that it may be put
aside as of no account, and that its grand
purpose IS an attack upon the court of ap-
peals, and adds His best friends, among
whom | wish to be reckoned, must deeply
regret the step he has taken. Most pro-
foundly do regret it, but remember that
the greatest and best of men have some
times great faults. If O'Conor has such
they are only spots in the shining orb of
the sun. If might venture a word further,
should say, alas with all his admirable
qualities he is despotic and intolerant.
Woe to the luckless wight who stands in
his way. Woe to judges who presume TO
decide against him in a case which he has
nursed and upon which he has bestowed
his affectionate regard.