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RfILROiD QUiRRELS.
Tho Canada southern Discountinq thr Estnb-
Iished Rates.

The ITWsbWIgh, FOrT NhYht anu VHIciEO' IHt
Michigan Central aud the Grand Trunk Railroads CON
Meeting with the Pennsylvania the how Yors
Central. anu the Vermont Central, by an
amicabe agreement carried live stock At such
rates as to kiye advantage to the merchants
IN either Eostou. New York. or Philadelphia. Alter tie
Canada southern Was constructed It began 10 cl-mor
for share Of this trlfc, And within few months con
facted with Boston merchants to deliver live stock IN
that city at heavy discornt upon csahishcI ratcr
Iti, brought on con At Win The rraui Trunk,
Nhl'h reduced rates tu lgustOn ana forced tn Sew
York CcntIal and Erie 10 lower corrr rr,p9uoinSr The
rates TO sew York. To arrange this difficulty ana pliN
tne traffic again upon paying oasis representatives OF
u roads Interested met yesterday IN the Nichoas
Hotel There Ncrc present Mcssr- r. Wilis ~ thr
Vermont Central; James llicsson Of the Irand Trunk
James H. Kutter OF tfH New Iork Central W iaut
Diss o. the bDston and Albany JOhn Newrll of the
lsKe shore Fred. BronghtOn OF tue Great western
W. L. scott Of tac Canld4 southern, an james r. JuY
Of the Mchlg IN Central No permanent Arrangement
made They sim )ly agreed W transport at the col
lrAet rItcn un.ll Another mretlng can be hcll.
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BAAcKmAILINo AIoUoR SELLERS.
The Brooklyn Temperance brotherhood De-
nying tho Accu ,atiSn.

Lemuel Smith was arrested In Brooklyn yes
terday and held for tho Grand Jury. on charge o;
backmsilng John Van scha.san, Union street liquor
dealer smith detected Van sohsssAn selling liquor
Sundsy, and representing nat he agent Of the
Temperance Brotherhood, oaered 10 keep quiet Tor
money. The money was . ID but tho recent accuse
llons Of hlacsmailing made against the brotherhood
hr n lht Schlssln 10 the front with his complaint
AZ inst smith. Smith does MT belong to ths Brother
hood. Tue Brotherhood deny the accus lous against
them, aud invite invcstieahon. From Lldwig Stlll
wsgcn. OF Myrtle avenue frank OF, u Gi fulton
OF III Myrtle avenue. and X noycr Of ~ fuhon
street, reporter last mis- M certancn that tncY pad
from 40 10 us to Pntup koch, proprietor Of the
South Br1Ukyn schutken ParS, 20 get the CONF lain
violating the excise law withirawu. h1ch sAd to
Mr. heyer tat he did not know who Got The money
that he put Il IN an envelope, wnica hu lcft al certain
place. Which be- dli not name. II said tAt every man
Nho paid anything projected hinsef for the future
from the temperance spies.
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LoNpON, March 22.-To-tay was the last of tho
Lincoln sprag meeting. The great feature e tho
meeting ths known the Lincolnshire llant-
cap OF one thousand sovcrcgns added to sweepstakes
sovcrclgus each flr all ages he second receive
% SOW tcies aud the third tn sNe his II the
nc T. pay lol toytresn. tpNlri ihe cNpcn-c cio-.i
wi'h llj Subscribers. The rfcr by Mr. John
anON's Controversy. I'VE yess Old. by Mlner Out Of
l. dy Caroline. Si j. D. A-lcN'r b. G. Hri Boy, three
years. Dy rlpmi"lw out OF Vigorous, second, aud
MIR. W. Day > y. I. NtiOra three wears, b. Araur Wei
lesley out ~ Dewdrcu third The betting tho
start Was % 10 against Controversy
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4 MOH ~ TTNIs.

LoNDoN, March "a private lett

LoNDoN, March pa private letter,
dated ruuis March Il, saY''
We Ind great excitement here yesterday. I'm consc.
quence Of the attempted murGcr OF Jndlc Puliei of
Tue Italian tomu,te, aud lhe N linz y the w9ulG.be
as4ln by the Judge Gri-uiuau. Iht bOdt
nrourht followed by an immense mob, - the Italian
Consulate. IN me uruui -ft-t that ~" ronps
called guard the approaches q the Italian
American Constitutes Thcy mai great d'ffculy iu
h tplng the mob birk for several hour with hAtd
Dlj onets leseled at them II f. red that there
lit he renewal Of tie fanaicdl excitement which
spread such alarm IN runis some years ago.
Gulgini Puliga Is the Italian Consular Judge at
Iuuis 1t Is ascertained from gentleman well
infOrmed In Tunisian Affairs, that for some time
tleTe have been unpleasant relations between
tue Italian Consulate and the Tunisian authOri-
Ties. Some months ago the Consul neglected to
pay an important ceremOnipus visit to the ljey.
The Palace authorities felt the anront koeuly,
but took no Official action. II Is probable that
on the 18Th Judge Puiga WIS walking or driving
attack was made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
COME 10 GRIEF.

Going TO n House ns Domestic aud Driving
Away with her FpOiIs.
Annie McCready, alias Haxhrld, alias seven
other names. tried yesterday rook yn Tor stes
irg fiom lhomas hi groves residence, ne Court and
Carroll streets. In December. 1874 she had been en
ploy sd AS domestic there the commoncatiJn Of a
we'll known New York spiruLlls and went sway early
IN the morning Win Mr ilLlrovc's gold watch and
chain. and with $500 wl:h belonged tO young lady
She called coach, aud driving 70 TIC uOOr kent c IA
up for her runk. The jlnior Of the building refused
u allow take II OF at that hour ana she Oruercd
the driver 10 taAo her TO the nearest tfy Dettstye
Roche after zyrrH search, found her III hospital IN
this city. Amor her goods were numDer Of letters
from men suspected TO be tleVcH " tHlcrdhy she
weepnglF declared her innocencs Dut the Jury found
her guilty.
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SPARKS FROM THE rELnGRIrH.

Iucius Hall Of South Manchester, Conn. was
thrown from MIA Wagon IN COumerce street. IN a IT
frrO, ye-terday sud ufed AgDu Ait,rNard. .s horse
was frightened by the of the steam brake On a
passlng engine.
The Republicans ot the second District p Con
necticnt have nominated John l.. Houston of Eunrli
for state senator, gnu the Democrat. OF tue sne dis
tfrt nominated hester Iulnhuu % Eunelu ~ Demo-
Gratis OF tie Hartford district have nomlnau LChares
NJ Pond for state ~cnat lr.
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FOnr LARAMIE, March 22.-News was brought
IN last night by party from Custer CITY, OF ngh' be-
tw cen miners aud Indians on Dcaiwood creek, Sky
miles norlh Of Custer. The miners attackcd te ndiani
nd kcd thrt zen. one white man was killcu Inc III
ai ni had been running On stock, More trouble Il eA'
prcttd . MI. ,,,,,..a g.. .,,,,
untlIini,Del, aud the trans are OyercrORdcd daily
MN ihnm TOutc VIA lheyennc.
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No Necessity for connaurn,ion..

The Connolly nre extinguisher was publicly
tested at foot OF West FfInnta street yesterday
The Aerce made by the burning OF 900 square feet
q crude petroleum. contained IN brok tank. was cx
tlngushcd simultaneously with the Of the appa-
ratus. three sided structure formed Of nearly two
hundred barrels Of refuse rosn fred and sub1ueG
when the flames nercest in one minute ana thrty
seconds. A leap of burning timber, over which a
barrel Of oil was empuel was even more quickly con
trOllel high wind prevailed during the experlment-
Carbonic acd gas, free or combined WIN steam or
water u.ed IN the apparatuf, which - made either
stationary portable.
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MEMPHIS, March 2s.-lhc Appeals jackson
(MissJ special says Gov Ames's counsel to-day hed
lengthy answer ana plea to the articles Of impeach'
ment. The managers Will he : plicatlon ON satur-
day. The trial commences on TuceOay next.
resolution passed the House to-day. gviag the Bu-
perinlendent ~ Education CardoEo prrmlss1n L. r
tgn and nsrucng the managers 10 asa the senate TO
ui.cuntuue the impeachment proceedings against him.
Gtrdnzl nlrd his ic.isnhtiOn with tie secretary
Of State and the trial woui b. lengthy his rerlgna-
tOh pted so US ~ shorten te session as mueh
uaul sail
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THE LATEST ON woRLD NEWS.
Tho CHANCES In the Prrfcct. In Franco
WLnt tho Pnri. NeMrpnpcr- Sny.

PARIS, March 2,.-Tho Republican papers con-
cider the changes OF the projects noted onicialy this
morning. as satisfactory. The mn P0bhgH, howeyer.
complains OF the maintenance OF the Marquis OF
Fourncs. the Prciect OF tho Department OF savoy TITO
Hsss1ger dc Plrs as.crs that this due the III
tervention Of President MscMahon. who opposed the
removal OF the Marquis Osct all the election. IN
Savoy have been confirmed; therefore there Is no
ground .or cnargng the Prclect vt illegal mteT.Sr.
ence IN the elections.
The elections to MI the vacancies caused ny ths
double elections have been liked Tor the lBh Of Apr
The bureaus Of the lmbcr nf Deputies h4,rdc,i "a
- -nuu election VI ~ GAVIN, BOn.parIst. returC-
q from Clf fsica
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FAAsHEs,FRom THn ocEAN cAnAEs.

An ON ..bal decree, published yesterday 10
Paris reur-s half pay thirteen PFc:ca ana transfers
eleven,
The Emperor Of Russia will visit the Emperor
Wnamrat Berlin. while the way 70 Ems, at the end
OF April.
The United States deamsh'p Franklin sailed
from ChcrbOurg yesterday for Nive she VIII call Al
Gibraltar
.lahn Scott g. Sons engineers aud ship builders,
Of liver Keithng, Iear Edinburgh. have tailed, Ihey
eraaWed aoout AosO9aritlye,
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TnrNToN, March 2'.-rhe Monmouth county
Agricultural Railroad has been sold to j. r Lowrey and
other capltasts Of New York for Sil5iss, free from
all incumbrances and the sale was confirmed by an
order % the Court Chancer. II Is the ntenllon OF
the purchasers put the ROAD In running oHcr rs soon
as po-slbc and thus bY connecting WIN the Nehtftl
EalIr ad ~ Sew jersey at Matawan, naSea connect
lng line between New YORK ana Freeholu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

Thomas venn fell with scairod that had
bcol erected under the gui lance Of william A. Taylor
his employer. In wamsbursh ana was disabled for
10. He turd Taylor Tor f3JubO. and yestcrlay IN
niuoklyn obtanc1 verdict OF 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

A respectfully dressed man with a small vaiha'
collected large crowd In Frcnchs Hotel last evening
BY shouting the top Of his voice. Moody AM SanNei
save e snneral Uod save us all ~ He SAID that he WIS
fricnG OF Gov Parker In the Oak street station ne
sad that Jacob Buckley Of New Jctay snd that
he had been visiting the HIPPO rome The ponae
Ihought him eEaIed from want of food s"%A's-S>'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

The shooting Of Isabella wertzel, in Dobo's
Ferry on sunday evening" while attending Afate. his
resulted IN sne arrest Of Charl McLpn Rbrother q
OF the East lryustoa burglars, ana iueiubvr ut
tle Highland briginds, and llenry ConshG yogth Of
nfte'n lhe gu sNore that Cough shot her. lie says
t..at. Mcllln dlu the shooting, They Melu tlAsA TO
White PLii.s. The sir Will prJDaDly recDyer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

Patrick Sullivan Of II Meserole street Brook
Tyr, beat his wife, and spectator told the police Al
sulllyan's house however the officers were unable to
und either sullivan or his wife Blood on the noor
showed how had been the struggle. Suspicious
OF murder set the detectives at work anu late On luts
day night sullivan was arrested. he sad that the
staiDs madf by friend who had thr nose bleed.
Mrs. sullivan, however, Nas found Yesterday In INC
house OF friend shc had been terribly beaten, but
refused 10 make complaint against her husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

George Loyett shot and killed himself IN n
Brooklyn police acil ON SUNDAY, ana tie police captain
preferred cnargaI against the oilcer who arrestcd
luNrtt Tor not searching him. IL shown on tho
tria Yesterday that II md Deen tue custom 20 seaci
only few OF the pri>unf before locking them up.
OntT bo searched.
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Rcliulon. .er,lee- Mllhoul s,en.nlion.

The Rev DIR. Carter Of the Church Of the Holy
Saviour has been for time holding Episcopal ser
vice. In Ludlow street jail every Sunday afternoon. and
a Bihe c.ass every Wednesday afternoon. lie has IN
Indifferent clas, Of men to deal Nllh but m4na-ci -
mike ire services interesting. There II no rtNNasn
nor DO sensation. AZ thr sermon on SUNDAY al the
prsonere about seventy frequently attend Inc bloe
nuls favor.
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NooIore iIend-Nloney Tax.

The effect OF the United states supreme
Courts decision. that II Is unconstitutional to lax
stcain-h clmplnes for each emgrant VII be the dis'
conunuahCe OF Castle Garden as an cinigrant landing
am its nrubable rental - European tleaihlp comta
MES TOR OneratYe depot, lhe tunafd Line hA IN
10 smei the Enhgrant CJmmis unerH hal ~ future w
inc passUngcis by mat line Wl DC landed IN Jersey
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The German Imperial Railway scheme.

BrBLiN. March 22.-lho Governments u
ssc Darmsiadt auf BiunswicE, an those OF q
the lhuug.An Grand Dnches ana IriuGipalti SIT IA
unlcrstoOd favor the Imperial Rilwsy schone hut fhe
sput1 German states arc preparing counter propus
tun tor the control Of tho rairotd LdnnstritInl. by
the separate Stlt"s with Tar possible uuifOIlny
IA tArlil, ana WOrking regulations.
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SOME W4SHlNaroy roPIcs.
senator Edmunds's Plnn for selecting n
rrr-ident Of the InIled >InIcs.

WAsHINGrON, March ~ senator Edmunds
introduced to-day substitute for article twelve Of the
Constitution. which provides thlt the clccios shall
ballot for President anu viccpresdent n spec
tive states sui shall snl list cf the
votes e. the un..cd Sitcs Supr me Court
Justice VINO SHAH puO.c open them
ami II ny candida'e h q ~ iIorty of votes he
snsN De dellarrd elected Pge.idrnt. In ,psrson
las WsIor'y wore, The vote shall hs sent
TO the House OF H'prcscnta ives who from the three
persons having re cfcl the largest number
shall Sc est by viva Vocc vote prrsllrnt
lhC representation from tacu STATE to have vote
n = majority OF its delegates agree idite
Dut otherwise the vote of such - IT, shall not be
ell. quorum - 10 ConslN OF ull,r member.
from wo thirds ot the -tatcs. and majority VI the
states shll be necessary Tor a choice.
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Mr. pnna,. Nomination Lam nrer.

WASiiNGroN, March s-ln the br'sf execu-
tive session OF ;hc senate to-day the nomination Of Mr..
Dana vita the adverse report thereon up In the
resIar order of tuIucss. nut On iht meIiHn of Mr.
netun laid over for future action. No date
n--susa Tor is confederation, hut II wit prJDaOiy nc
IA flt!t IA III A q ~ {.
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UTICA, March 22.--1ho Bank OF Camden, in
TINS county owned by A. Curtis CIrman Co., soset
ia doors THIS morning. The liabilities amount to
s1n0O. and the assets from siO.o11 to si3OuO. the
probable cause Of tho failure In investments IN 81,
Joseph and Denver bonds, II hAd number Of local
ucpOsltOrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

HAVANA. March 2L-rhe yacht Octavia, which
was recently captured by Spanish war vessel arrived
at Porto Rico on the IAN inst She sailed under ne
English flag, and was cleared Tor REV YORK Nne nNu
thrty SIX men ana two women on board. ~ IS nor
known lcre whether the men included any tuhah ~
surgents The reported snie OF the Octayia at Kings
ton 10 the ulytlsn Insurgents rs certainly false.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

bury tramp entered Mr.. John Posts house
10 Pamrapo n D. Yesterday, and preparing to take
away plundcr. when he was interrupted by Mr. Posts
ninetecn year old daughter The only occupant of the
nous, VINO pointing pistol al tho man. niirchtd him
gut % the door.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

The American straw Goods Association havo
resolved, th In consequence OF the scarcity aud hsa
pr Of maay materials and the duiiness OF uaJc to
th-:r pfohrtiDus al least onchA l. ills III
re- luce the prnducti N 10000 cases in'n 1"zcnl la
lue object Is not t. OYtrstJCk tue uarA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
EU JERSEY.

A bill was introduced IN TrenA'u, yesterday,
appropialns SlOt ~ 10 stock ponds lke and rivera
WIN nsa.
Tho New jersey Court ot Parloushns declined
to pardon George " Pa tri,un, the detautius "a Cos
lcctor O Monmouth county
Diphtheria. amounting almoSt't0 an epidemic,
prryai At 81 Marys Han. Burlington, an Episcopal
Institution OF .ealning, which has about l20 stud ns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
A New telegraph Line to CuSa.

The Professor Morse, owned by the Western
Union Telegraph COMPANY, sailed Tor Havana via Key
WEST ye,erdny carrying c ctflein ani as.istants
who arc 70 select route for new telegraph cable
President or on, N.cc-frl silent Green.
others passenggrs Ihey are to BE- aDs,u about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

ROME, March @s.-peprciis has accepted tia
Presidency OF the unc ano the Ministry OF lin nee.
Tho following members ot the new tsliurt hay also
- '.f"' rti.lns Mclrslr Mia ,icr Of Fore n AZ
fAis. ana Mllcini, hinstcs Vf aa,t.cc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

Tho limited express tram ON the Pcnnsylyanil
RAILROAD had come Tar TINS way from l'ha ielpha,
on luesdly, when a hullet-hy whom nrcd Why ha,
not been ascertain, crashed through window OF
Drawing TOOn car and imbedded itscf IN the wood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

Speaker James W. Hustled Is candidate for
Grand Master OF the Masons in ths state TO succeed
Ewood T.. Thorne. The fact that the latter ivlarcd
himself tor Grant ana thira term. In NtteF 10 the
Gran. Central club, exeter much feeling among
Masons, amt NJ Tharhe IN 2gceaDly he So99Aed TO
take nLek heat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
Lire Enhcd IN rnlersnn.

Charles Parsons, aged 81 years, respected
resident OF Pa,"ison. entered Grants Quor store y'
tnTlay called for liquor and m the presence OF the
rnomu deliberately enpued apapcr ~ paris rern in
Tue sUmbltr drank the liquor, threw the paper In the
hrc oli the barkeeper To rinse the eass went home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

POuGnKEErsin March 2! The recent cold
snap has again nlled the upper Hudson WITH Tee,
Aud l thr ferries partially o0-'ructed T. start
ins OF the regular lines Of steamers On hort routes
has. In consequence. been delayed ul nelS week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

QuFBEC March 2! Letters received from
MOsie and the Seven Isl ds state that there great
distress among The resident there ana uni lncly
AID 10 received starvation wll result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

Al q meeting OF the Woman's Centennll
Union yestcriav Mrs. Gen Culum presiding, the pic
miuary steps were taken toward entertainments for
the nrnent ~ tnr Centennial flnd series OF tigt
Lectures, an amateur dramatic performance, and a
grana Od on Apri %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

The Corporation Counsel has advised the Com
missioner Of PaDe Works that NJ street In this city
eau repavei this year tho Dosrt Of hpDorii
having omitted " appropriate anything Tor that pur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
A Prize rich, in nrlnwnre.

NEWARK, Del, March "A prize nght was
fought here to-day between tlHary anu Nrrdnn ~ Ph
alephia Cleary won IN hour aud 20 minutes. Eishly
rounds were contested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

VIENNA, March %. The Poii'icrl Correspond
encs says that In consequence OF the @rnistlcc b
considered very PROBABLE that the TURK. and the N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
AmrrIca,. Tir.i Nlnnnlnctnrrr of siIk.

The SILK Association received news OF the
d. IN Of Mad Cheney, uF President NJ South Nan
chester, Coun yesterday. He was the nrst nanufac'
tuTer OF slk IN tins county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
Ono of the ncir. TO slH.OOO. O0O.

MONTREAL, March 29.-rhe wife Of Col Dvde
Of this Guy Is one OF the heirs % the estate Of SIR ohn
Holt, Ilst passed through thanCetY, sixteen niLUn
dollars are to Oe divided among tie heirs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

DFRIIs. March 2l.-Ihe French AmblssadO's
eldest .Gghtrr has been hrruthrd ~ (oun la rnd
Pcrifoid natufallzcd Pru3san aud lclitnla ia the
second LAncers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

The Court of Par0Ons In Trenton Yesterday
counuted the sentence OF Pdtrch ward, NsAWas son.
tenrrd To he hanged 10 morrow for the mutdei Of Me,s
VI PhllpsDurg, 10 inpHsOnlnent for lie'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

Gen. Roger A. Pryor started from BROOKLYN
last evening for Mississippi, having been retained 70
fend Gov Ames IN blA IiA before the High Conn ai
LmDeHchnleot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

PROVIDENCE, March - The Democratic
state Central nmmittce today su1etiutoi the name
OF NiIifm u. Beach, PrlN..encr lawyer. tor Con.
George Lewis Cook, who declined 'Ie nomination
Governor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23
MorL for nn In,cstienllng CommIltcc.

John = Reehill of A1 PaVOnia avenue, Jersey
city, informed President Jewett that the Erie l.a
way Company hiss lost IN tnc last several months the
ra'r oftlnj0V0 annually through mismansgeuient
pcrycrs1n Sf moneys AZ tae PayOnla ferries, lie sup
ports his assertions with aliavlis.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-25
For the vERHoNr PARnRR.
Drying Hay.

think that many Of the readers Of the
FARMER will be grati6ed to learn that the
theory aud practice Of its agricultural editor
is what this discussion has revealed, viz: be
careful and cot dry hay too much, but give it
air aud sunshine sufficient 30 that it will not
NOW burn, but come out green color. One
thing more remains to be done, and that is to
dispose of that talk at the Canaan meeting,
and which l have not seen published in the
FARMER. As it is short and comprehensive
l will copy it verbatim from the Green
Mountain Freeman of December 30. The
subject Of grasses being under consideration
Col Mead said, "0f course l want to cut my
grass early. | want to cure my hay as little
as possible. l gil up my bay section at 4
time 80 that the fermentation will be all at
once. This past season had some very hot
bays, so much 40 that was afraid Of aponta-
neous combustion. l went out one night
aud pitched out some hay to prevent com.
bustion. When fed that hay fond that
1
what was pitched of was injured The hay
that was left was not injured at all. L cut
some hay in the morning, and drew it in be-
fore noon. Shall put VentilatOrS in the
center of those bays2 Will it do well The
answer is, that it will, undoubtedly. MI
Hubbard said, Of hay put into the NOW with
the water dried out that the sap of the grass
Injuries it only where it comes to the air
The top Of such NOW will be rotten, and
the rest will be colored slightly brown. AL
bright hay is not good hay. 1t is an unnat
urAl COW that wont lick its own calf. Pleas
tell US about those ySntilators. How shal
they bs constructed, aud Of what materia
shall they bs made, etc wish to make I
correction in regard to the quantity of hay
had injured the past season, either by mis-
take of mine or some one else the figure
Wers made altogether too lAIgsi 70 tons