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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
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Gr;oi6ceie Ybilaoelpbia.

Der bpdp'itc Grsbii9of SameS 6reScs
rid @ooo BON Ybilaoelpbia, Der Oonners
tag Dor s Eassn III Der Gatbebrale baielbit
nit Dem Yallium befleioct wurbc, 1T in
Der Staot Der @ruoerliebe am 81. glpril
1918 aeboren. Seine Gltcrn maren Guas
lGnocr uno tanien IN Sabre 1909 na6 nm
ierem Sanbc. Sn 1921 ibittcn lie ibrcn
oamals u1tiabrisen Sobn na6 Gnslanb
auf bic S1uIe. Sericlbc blieb BORT flint
Sabre, warauf CT na9 Anerita ;uriiffebrte
unb bier nod einmal spei Sabre lang ltus
birte. Sn ber sweiten tSdlftc pom 1927
aina or Don ber S1ule ab unb trat alS
8ebiliSs Sailirsr in bic Speisbant Der Der.
Staaten su Cincinnati Gin. Sn bieler
Stelluns blieb CT icds Sabre lang unb
nabm bann ben Yoitsn cireS SablmeiiterS
in Der 6ranflin Vant bon Cincinnati oil.
@dbrenb CT ii1 1T Oieicr Stellans befanO,
trat CT pom Suafertbum sum- &atbolieiSs
nllls iiber unb wurbe pon GrSbii9of Sur
cel a%etauit. Su 1886 ipra9 ct balo na9
Gmpfana bes SatramsnteS Der beili9cn
I5irnan0 Den @uni1 aus, Yrielter sl ,per>
Sen. 1887 CAB CT bann icine SteQuns in
Der Sanf auf uno ipurOe na6 Jtom gel6idt,
100 er IN bic Yrppaganoa %eintrat, bort lies
ben Sabre peripeilte unb oann bon Garois
nal Nranioni bic beilisen Weiben empfins.
0ta6 Gmpians Der Yrieiterueibe tebrte Ct
nah Cincinnati sIriid uno wuroe bort alS
@ebilisssiitli9er oil ber &atbeorale anses
iteQt. ST. befleibete bieie Stele ssbn Sabre
lang uab wurbe bann Yfurrer Der ct. ga
irifsfir1e, wel9e bamals cine Der 9rObtcn
unb be~beutenblten Yfarren i'll Der Sioceic
bilbetc. Wdbrenb ct MN Die angeIe9cn'
beiten bieier @emeinbe %leitcte, traf cine
9ule BON &om ein, mobnr6 er gum Goaos
iutor pom philadelphia crnanrt ipuroe, uno
am 90. @pril 1857 purbe CT bann ais Sis
ihof coniecrirt. gIs I'M Sabre 1860 BIZ
ihaf 9ieumann itarb, trat Yii9of Wooo
an beiien Gtelle. 1852 reiite CT aui cine
pdpili9e GinIabuns bin nod Som unb be-
ianb ii6 bort wdbrenb Der G%anpniiirnns
Der Sapansfi9en Martprcr. 1867 be-
iudte CT Gom pieberum upc nabm all Der
dht,ebnbunbertIten @ebd6tniBfeier Der beis
liaen Mpoitel Yetrus unb Yaulus Sbeil.
Gbenic befanb CT fid aud auf benz Sati;
caniIdcn Goneil bon 1860 unb betbeilistc
ii9 mebrere Monate lang al Den Seras
tbun9en bssielbem. Gbe bieie isbo6 bcens
Set rparcn, febrte CT aui Seranlaiiums oes
bciIisen Saters rpeSea Srdntlidteit nad
SEN Ser. Staaten suriid. MlS CT ii6 ncua
lid in Cincinnati aufbielt, wnroe CT mic.
serum pon cinem ernitli6en llnwobIiem
b%eiallen, isSoh erbolte CT lid balS wicSer
iniomeit, baB Die Seisr Der lleberreiduua
Ses Yalinms feinsn Nuhdub ~ erleiocr
braudte. Mau beiir6tete anian9s, Die
Oamit uerbunbcnen @nitrensunsen tSnnter
uon na9tbeilisen 6olsea ilr Die i9wd9li'
DIE @eiunSbeit bes GrSbii6ois iein bieit
Seiorsnis bat iid iepO9 erireuli9cr @eiic
ais srunbloS eruieien. Der bobe YrdlaI
1T iebt 70 selunS unS trditis pie ic Supor.
unS bofisntlid iinb inn nod pielc Sabre
zines issenSrei9en @irfens beidisoen.
GrSSiSceie Milwautee.
Dir Gnnietration osS gOhw'iten Si
l&ois &. 4. &rautbauer iinoet nm Diem
flag Den 90. SUM in Der GatbeSrals ),
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29

glbrian @obarstp war seboren int Oorfe
Nieber 9epbnf, in Der OiOeeie 8reslau,
am 2. Mdrs 1907. gr mar 10 LANCE er
in ssiitliden Stanbe INNER IN bsrislben
Oi0ceie tbatis. gm Is WdrS 1851 prdcos
niiirte i'm Der ;. Satsr gum Sii9of BON
Sbora in part. R. ]. p.
Non Der AGbn i6reibt man unterm 1.
SUM: Die @aafabrten mad Sulba ,u
benz @rabe bes 3. Bonifacius baben be-
sonnsn; bieie ISOLDE lit ndmli6 bic ioses
nannte 8onifaeiusmo6s. Die @alfabrs
ten erfolsten in elmer beitimmteu Heibens
folse Der Yfarreien; bic Stabt 6ulba ma6te
ben gsl6luB.-Ssibsr Srobnlei6namspros
c%eiiion in Suloa mar nur nit pdpitli9en
oSer itdbtii6en 5abnen selasst morben.
OaS Seminar ais iol9es bat ii9 bel Der
Yroceiiion nidt betbeilist; Die Seminariz
item waren aber meiit susesen.
Sas Orriiit aui benz Som gu 66ln, wels
Dies fir bic nG6iten Steini6i6ten auf9es
i6lasen uurOe, lit fertis uno bat bereits
pom Der Soble bes SomeS cine Sobe pom
etpa 27O SuB. Die ~unpouenoetsn bsiben
Sbirme werben etlpa 500 SUB bod weroen.
Der @eiterbau erforbert iett i6on melt
weniser Material, benn bic Sbiirme per-
iinsen ii6 BEL Dem 9lnians bes iett i9on
pori6reitenben Sctosons an isber Settle UNI
etma 8 SUB:
Ceferreihiitc ylGttcr erfldrsn, baB
man bieies Sabr eifriser on ben @aafabrs
ten Sbeil nimmt ais friibcr; namentli9
Sprol. Der Gr3berSos 6ranS &arl pom
Ssiterrei9 madte tirslid cine ioIde feiers
Iide 8alfabrt mad Mearia !3ea in Steier>
mart nit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29

ianbt unb waroe wieoerbolt gum Brdiibens
ten unb gieeprdfbenten semdbIt. ObwobI
elm rubiser &ebner, batten feline 8orte
INNER i6psres @epidt unb saben iebr oft
ben Iusidlas. 9n ibm u~erliert bic Rams
mer zines Der beiten Mitslieber. @roBe
Oienite ~lsiitete 6err Sobr ais @ei9dftss
TRACER 9uremburss in Berlin bort e%nttrdfs
tete ct bic SerIdumourssn sesen oas 9anb
unb beiaB in bobem @rabe oas 8ertrauen
Der &esieruns, BEL Der er accreoitirt war.
gu usri9ieoenenmalen bot INN Der 80nis
@roBber,os einsn Miniiterpoiten an, ben
er iebesmaI ieiner 9eiunbbeit wesen aus
i3lu9. @lifli9 Elm 9anb, bas Mdnner
bat, Die i'm Gbaracter unS Eatriottsmus
Serrn 6Obr slei9fommen. r. L. P.
Mm %. Mai 9tadmittass sssen 4 llbr
e%ntltano Seuer in Der Wobnun9 beS 6errn
$. 6. Sn wenisen 4usenbIiden bate lid
oasielbe iiber bas gauge meni9enlesre @es
bduoe uerbreitct oenn, pegen Mansel ans
fanss on &rdften, maj es unm0sli9 Dem
uerbeerenben Glsmente Ginbalt ~ tbun.
SIN einsm Gu itanoeu @obnbaus u. S6cus
ne in li9ten Slammsn. gqmdlis ltiirmten
Die ginwobner bes Oorfes, uon 6snem Die
meiiten auf Dem Selbe bei9dftist waren,
binSl, unb ibren uereinten ~Initrensungen
selans IS, bas Seuer aui bieies einsise Gjss
bdlbe ein3ui9rdnfen, obslei9 Der !0auieu
bon Sielen unb anoerm SoI;e, weldes ii9
in Der Sdeune befanb, INN cine sroBe
9tabruns barbot. Mebreren Der Ginwobs
ner mus man Cob ipenben, bon bensn bic
einen unaufborIi9 aus weiter gntisrnuns
Waier bsrbsii9aiiten, bic anbcrn, I'M 9lns
ssii9te Ser iber ibnsn sulammentra9snoem
Yalten, ii9 in bic bo3au fObernben 6lums
men wasten. Der Gisentbiimer bes !6aus
les mar ni6t aiiefurirt; Der S9aOen, ben
CT s%rlitt, lit betrG9tli9. Die llriads bss
granbes lit unbefannt.
9m %. Mai wuroe gu G9tsrna9 bic
IA. idbrlide 9eneral : Seriammluns Ses
WiQibrorbus : Sau : Sereines absebaIten.
Die itdbtii6e Wuiittupeae unS bic Gdtsrs
nader 9ieSertafel trusen sur SeridOnerurs
Der 6eier BEL nnb ~sreeutirten mebrere Bies
cen nit unsetbeiIten 8eifau.
@smdB Dem bur9 Srn. 8. &aad, gu9s
fibrer, auiseite0ten Jinansberidt, uaren
bic Ginnahmen oeS Yerein5 bis ;un
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Miluaatee itatt. Oie folaenSen giIdSfe

Milwautee itatt. Die foIsen6en gijdofe
9aben suseiast ber Jeier bsiS~u,uobnen gi.
l9of Grace uon ct. Saul, Self BON Ga
9roiis, Tolep BON gbicaso, SennefIep pom
Dubuque, MeSuaio pon Ro6eiter, 8altes
BON Wton, &pan pon ct. Qouis, Mrad
BON Marquette, Seioenbui9 BON ct.
elono, Owemser bon Sort 8apne uub Tint
pom Sanias. Der bo9rp'ite Grsbii9oi
t0enni uiro unter Miiiitens Ser bodp' item
Vii96fe SsiB unS Grace bic @eibe pors
nebmen. gii9oi See uaiS wirb Die eng.
Hide uno Slater Sranciseus tSaas o. NJ.
Cp. bic beuti9e 5eitpreoist balten.
Sn Milmanfcr piro auf benz iosenanns
ten Seiuitenblofe cine Stride uno S6ule
9ebaut, bic beibe Dor Serbit fertis iein lols
len Die Soften Der @ebdnoe iinc auf $751;
900 berc9net.
Sn Matertomn baut Die irii9e @ss
meinoe cine id0ne sroBe Stride aus Sads
ITEM. Sieielbe lit balo polenoet.
GrsSi6ceie Baltimore.
Sn bsWaibington o. 6. am 10.
SUM-, wur6e bic ct. Sominiels STRIDE
bur9 ben bo9wiroisiten GrSbii6of Sailep,
inter aiiiiten; Der bo9wit. Sii9ofe BON
Wilmington, &i9mOno unO ct. Saul, bes
9. Yrouinsial Der Oominifaner in ben Der.
Staaten, pieler Erieiter unb in @esenwart
elmer sroBen SoIfsmense benz Oienite bss
lebenSisen 8ottes feierlid seueibt.
Oi5eeie Dubuque.
Hnnoi6rcibem oeS bo6w'ften.
8ii6ofS @cnmeKeD an Die
0eifli6feit Der 0i5eeie
Dubuque tn Yetrcf
oes SnbeIiabres.
/SEE:.N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29

Sic (bie Mmoien) iousn nidt aui cine anbere
Mrt uerrpanbt perben, aud ni1t tbeilweiie.
Sd bin fiber, baB sic feline Mibe ipas
rem werben, auf bic uoIfommenite Nrt, in
ben einfaditen uno ~flariten Worten bic
Natur uno Vortbeile bes NblaIes 81 err
tldren, bamit bic llnsei9ulten, iomoI wie
bic @ebiloeten, elm lebenoiges @efibl fir
Die sroBe @naoe babsn, bic ibnen iett uns
ter 10 Iei6ten Sebinsunsen gu Sbeil miro
unb lie einen bemsemdBsn @uni9 besen,
ii9 bieielbe gu iidern. gu bieiem 3mefs
empfeble i9 frdftisit, Dap Die SubiIdums
l~lebunsen in ieber Biarrei nit elmer b. Mii.
ion BON wenisitens IA Suscn s%roiinst wers
ben. 8iini1enswcrtb lit IS, baB bic
Oienlte zines SroensseiitIi6en in Qnipru9
genommen werben lit bas ni6t moslid, 10
seidiebt es am beiten Our6 bic Silie Der
benadbarten Yrislter Der Si6ceie.
SaBt AUDI Gu6 bei9w6ren, aus 9epiis
iensriidii6ten bas guBerite fir bic Sud
anuertrauten Seelen gu tGun. Sbut ni6t
ALIEN, mas bic Efidt erbeii9t, ionbern
aud bas, mas Die DRIFT. Qiebe foroerr fann.
So0te elmer aus Gurer Seerbe 10 ungliifs
li3 fem, bieie ssiesnete 3eit Der Sarmbsrs
si9feit urb @nabe unsebeiiert u%oriberseben
gu ~laien, iebet gu, buB IS nidt Sur9 Guere
SduIo seidiebt, benn oamn wiiroe bas
SubeIiabr, bas Sabr oes Sriebens, Ser
6reube uno br 9eiterfeit fir Sud nit Bit
term 9lnSenten uo%riiberssben.
gottes Sesen fir ale Yrieiter unb oas
Bolt %anrufeno, bin id bo9p. Ser
SIR treuer
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-16

B
I1AY-The market is unchanged at o5a7Oc
HoPs-The market for hops Is quoted as
quiet at S2@9l for now low to fair ;as@45 for
CofFEE-The market Is quoted as being
lc lower and heavy Sales OF 1900 bags Rio ut
lsN and gold fair TO good
SuGAR.-The market quoted as being active,
&c higher. Sales at I1a SC Tor fair 70 good
refining So for prime.
WORCESTERSHIRE market for New orleans Is
dun. Sales 600 bbls Mt 57@G5c.
RIcE-The market is quoted as being dull
and unchanged.
crude az 90 @ ga sales 5000 bbls OF crude
early In March at &c refined quoted at 1917;
cases quoted at 1sa4@l9c city ; noptha held ~
9gic.
LEATHgR.-Market Is 1rmer. Hemlock sole
BuenoS Ayres, and Rio Grande, light, mddlos
and heavy weights at 26>1 to aoc; California
DO, HH@29N Orinoco do. at 20 to 20.
WooL.-Market is firm Domestic fleece at
asa65c pulled at gSa5Oc unwashed at i7a37
Texas at 1sa3G
kEsIS--rne market Is dull ut 81 1902 20 for
strained.
TALLow-The market Is quoted as quiet.
Sales Of25,OJO lbs at SIC.
TURpENrisE.-The market Is duh at ssJI@89c
for spirits
EGGs-Market firm OF l5alsc for state and
Pennsylvania a3gi5 for western.
PoRK-Market is quoted as being firmer
sales OF 90 bbls new mess job lots at $40 g7k
10 i3S $50 bbls new mess for March at sie.45
dressed hogs are quoted as being steady at SIC
BEEF-Market Is quoted as being quiet.
BEEf HANS. The market Is quoted as
unchanged
TIERcE BEgr.-The market is quoted as being
quiet.
CUT MEATs--Market Is duli. Middles quoted
hrher at lOh for long clear f; 300 boxes short
clear at 1OE.
LARD-Ihe market Is quoted as being lower
Sales OF $50 terces Prime steam at IL ie16ai4IS;
20 tierceS February at IA l-l6a ISc $50 tierces
for March ut II Lice go tieIces Of April at
IL s-lG.
BUTTER-The market for prime Is quoted
heavy, AID the other grades 1ull. Sales quoted
at l5a24c for western 22(634c for state,
CHEEsE-The market Is frmer 100 Ice for
common to prime.
sEEDs-Llnseed inactiyc clover quiet at IA
for western.
WHisKEY.-The market is quoted as being
decidedly lower at 81 05,
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New York Produce Market.

NkW YORK, req. 10.
Corros-Market is quoted as being quiet at
&c decline. Sales OF 60i bales Mt l5tlc for
Middling uplands. Forward deliveries declined
l-l6al-32.
duh and prices still rule IN buyers favor
Sales OF $500 bbls, superfine western and state
sOa4 20 common to good extra do 81 COCA 70;
good 10 choice do "a 60a5.25 common 10 choice
white wheat extra western s. 25e15 90 Tor COM
mon TO good extra Ohio 81 65a6 40; common TO
choice extra st. Louis 81 10 "a 20, lnciud-
ing 1900 bbis shipping extras at $40 "a 4'o :
RYE FLoUR-Market is quoted as being
Corn MEAL : The market is quoted as quiet
Sales OF - bis western at 81 css4 90 Brandy
wine 81 1904 75.
WHEAT.SReceipts 4, 100 bush. The market IS
shade easier and only very limited report and
home trade. Sales OF 10000 ut 81 o3al o5 for
No. 3 spring; 81 O5 @ OI for No 2 Chicago !;
81 O6 % 1O7 for No 2 Northwest spring a1oat !;
81 90 "a III for No. Milwaukee spring; 81 Il
al 10 for MOL spring 0Sal II for ungraded
winter red western; 81 24si 25 for amber
western 81 "a amber state; u 20 "a 30 Tor
RYE.-The market for rye is quoted quiet
at 92a96c.
P.As-The market for Canada peas is quoted
dull 1900 bush at 81 65 In bond.
BARLEy-The market is dun IN buyers favor
Sales OF 5000 bush prime Canada Yves tat 81 90;
other transaction were reserved
BARLEY MALr.-The market is quoted dull.
Sales OF 600 bush two-rowed state at 81 40, on
time.
opened dull and closed flrmer, good inquiry on
speculative. Sales or 81, COO bushels 10 arrive at
si@s2c for new western mixed chlehy at SIC
in store and size anoat; sl1sGs2c for new
western and yellow sly Tor new white west
ern Alse 10000 bush western mixed or last
half OF February ana first half OF March at the
aOATs-Kecelpts 1853 bushels. The market
Is decidedly firmer and more active. Sales, OF
&c. 900 bu at 6saIlc for mixed western o9a'2c
for white western.
The following is the amount of grain In ware
house for the week ending Feb. Is
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-16
THE RUTLAND GLOBE

and Mr.. Tracy, ] think, said that 1t would
be safe to produce them; this was Mt my
first appearance before them; then
promised to produce them, and did 30 at q
subsequent session the proceedings of this
committee, when was before them. were
not select; They were published In The
Brooklyn Eagle on the night of The day
when my sworn statement submitted them
was published, was in Delmonco's, in
New York 1t was published by Mr.. Au-
gustus Maverick, on his own responsibility,
and without my knowledge, desiring
to obtain my vindication In the
eyes OF the public. Mr.. Maverick was n
particular friend of mine, and our friend
ship continued after this publication he
obtained possession of the draft on con
diion of making a copy for me to pre-.
serve; Moulton came to my house about
12 o'clock on the night of publication ac-
companied by John Russell Young; do
not remember that Moullon came to later
interview with me at one or two O'Clock
the following morning; do not know of
Moulton contributing anything towards
the expenses of this suit since left the
Golden Age have been struggling to live
in city Nhere Plymouth church bad
5000 members who were struggling TO
keep me down.
Mr.. Sherman then read letter from
Tllton TO his wife, dated Hudson River
Depot, January 90, $685. declaring that she
was all TO him that wife could be, and
denouDcing himself for his conduct and
suspicious of her as "Whited Sepulchrc"
containing ''dead mems bones; he thought
he had the sweetest family that God ever
gave to man. Another letter was dated
Pittsburg, Jan. 30, 1868, referring to let
ter from Mrs. Tilton that afternoon, ex-
planning that he was more cheerful, and
the knowledge of her love for him was
more to him than the world could give or
he deserved.
This closed the cross examination. Ex-
Judge Fullerton then rose and opened the
redirect examination.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-16
Dr. Boschee's German syrup.

Cough no more How much joy there
is in every household to know that they
can at least procure a remedy for any
case of coughs, severe colds settled on the
breast, consumption, or any disease of the
throat ard lungs, that is certain to cure.
1t is satisfaction to know that person
is safe from the dangers of these diseases
all YOU need to do, is to go to your drug
gist, Albert w. Higgins or Francis Fem &
Co. also Rice & Co., Castleton, and get a
bottle of Boschee's German Syrup; two or
three doses will relieve you at once. If
you doubt what we say in print get sam
pie bottle for 10 cents and try it, or regu-
lar size for 70 cents. nov16-d&w1y
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-16
For,y-Three Years ola.

ca Friend. Stop that Cough! Do not
neglect common Cold even for a day
IL may end in Consumption and death.
Rev. N. H. DowSs' ELIXIR has cured
thousands both old ana young, and it will
cure you If taken freely and in season.
This ELIXIR has been before the
American people forty-three years. and has
never failed to give relief to all who have
used 1t.
N. II. Dowgs ELIXIR is warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or price paid
will be refunded. ,lec4-dwlyr
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-16
Personal.

Rev. Mr.. Allen, rector of St. james
church, Woodstock, is reported to be seri-
ously i'll.
The centenarian, Mrs. Pike, now living
in johnson, has been quite ill for few
days past.
The health OF U. S. District Judge Small
ley Is steadily improving and he attends to
business every day. 1t is probable that
nothing more will be done about his retire
ment or the appointment of his successor at
present.
II. 8. Foster, formerly of East Berkshire,
Is now the landlord of the large and
fashionable Bradshaw House at Baldwin,
Wisconsin.
Mr. Jerome L. Farr, one of the proprie-
tors of the Marlboro House, Boston, died
on Sunday. He will be remembered as the
former landlord of the American Hotel,
Burlington.
Judge Poland has been appointed chair
man of the committee OF arrangements Tor
the funeral Of Congressman Hooper
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-16
LOCAL EN'E1ON.

GOld ll43.
Town meeting two weeks from to-day
Rutland water pipes laid at depth OF
six feet are frozen.
Killington commandery of Knights Tenn
plar meets this afternoon at o'clock for
work.
Several horsemen were in town yester-
day on their way to the Burlington races,
which begin to-day.
The trains yesterday were nearly all on
time, and the snow blockade may be said
to be discontinued for the present.
Thermometers are being voted a nui-
sance. They seem to be on the rampage
and are veing with one another.
Mr.. II. s. Howe, the well-known candy
manufacturer, tells some sweet truths in
our advertising columns this morning.
Johnnie, the barber, has taken the Bates
House barber shop and greets his old
friends and the public in another column
A certain spruce young clerk in town
called yesterday into neighboring store
and asked for some "5ldck charcoal" He
got it.
Police business is dull these days. Yes
terday, however, there were some CAGES
brought for examination and adjourned
over.
The water will be shut off at the main
reservoir tonight from nine o'clock until
four o'clock, and until further notice be-
tween those hours.
Chester Kingsley offers for sale in an
other column the "Old Red Store" lot on
Merchants Row. This is valuable prop
erty and should sell we'll.
Residents ON Main street were seriously
disconnected yesterday by the scarcity of
water. Washing day was necessarily adj
journed, in many cases, until the thaw.
1t is rumored that a change is about to be
made in one of the offices Of the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga road. The rumor, however,
cannot be traced to an authentic source.
There were several calls for valentines
yesterday at the bookstores we under
stand, however, that the clerks at the post
Office have not been especially driven with
that kind of mail matter.
And now somebody predicts excessive
heat during the coming summer. 1t is
perhaps little early to speculate on the
matter, but contrasts are not unusual in
this world.
The spring term of Rutland county
court commences on the second Tuesday of
March. Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler. presid-
ing; Hon. Jacob Edgerton and Chauncey
$. Rumsey, assistant judges.
Rutland is the only town of any size in
the state that mas not some sort of mu-
steal organization or singing school. With
the exception of two string bands we have
neither the one nor the other. Music is de-
ciledly at a discount, and what musicians
we have got get the most of their business
out of town.
No. accommodation tIain from Rut-
land due at Burlington at $50 a. m, was
delayed at Charlotte, Saturday morning,
by the breaking of a journal close to one
of the forward wheels. No serious dam
age resulted, as the train was moving
slowly at the time. Had they been run
ming at the usual speed an accident would
have been the result. The car was left at
Charlotte
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Death Of Congressman Hooper
WASHINGTON. Feb. ID.

ASHlNBToN, Ftn. 10.
Hon. Samuel Hooper, member of con-
gress from Massachusetts. died Sunday
morning at 0 O'clock His brother, u. V.
Hooper of Boston. together with lis
daughter Mrs. Adams. and Mr. Henry
Adams, her husband, ATTENDED him. Mr..
Hooper had been confined to his house cX-
actly one week. having caught II severe
cold last week which brought on pncumo-
mia. For the past two days he had been
uncon: ciOus, and was unable to rccog-
nize any one Of the friends and relatives
about him up to the moment of bis death,
which was calm and apparently painless.
His wife and daughter are in Europe, and
were informed of their loss BY cable dis
patches. A meeting of the Massachusetts
delegation was called 10 make arrange
ments for the funeral, and it was decided
that Hon. f. r. Iloar should announce his
death in the house. The funeral will be
held on Tuesday. There will he a private
funeral at the family residence on II street,
and the remains will then be taken to the
hall of the house of representatives, where
there will be the usual formal ceremonies.
The remains will be inferred temporarily IN
Oak Hill cemetery at Georgetown until the
return of Mrs and Miss Hooper. He leaves
a will, the contents Of which are as yet I'M
known His property is estimated at sew
eral millions lie had large sums invested
in real estate in this district, including a
spacious private residence, Wormleys Ho-
tel and several valuable residence, IN the
neighborhood of these buildings, worth al
together some $3.50, 900 or 100000.
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Terrible Account Of Freezing at Sea.
BosroN, Feb. IS.

BosToN, Feb. IS.
The revenue cutter Gallatin arrived yes
terday from Provincetown, where she has
been engaged for the past three days as
sistlng fleet Of thirty or more ice-bound
vessels. The Gallatin brought up four
men rescued from the schooner John
Brommel, from Florida for Boston, which
was caught in the ice and stranded. The
men were badly frozen, and amputation Of
their feet and hands will probably be ne
cessary in two cases. They were sent to
the Marine hospital for treatment. A NTH
man of the crew, Charles Franks, died on
reaching the shore. He was frozen in the
rigging, and could be got down only with
the greatest difficulty. The cutter after
coaling returned yesterday to Province