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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-11
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-11
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In Rockland. LIST inst, Nathan A. Hewett, a. ed
80 ears, IL months, 5 days. A member oil the md
Maine Cavalry; 4th inst, Olive. wife of SIlas Kali
loch, Esq aged 80 years, . months, dsys.
In ArrOwsic, 3Oth ult., Mrs. Harriet wife Of Da.
vid NJ. Stinsop, aged II years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY Is

500 bills private The closing e.. prices
s. SIS g bid IS Is .fss SSssnss, SIS 60 hid
"a sP 81 % s ss e ssd s
hans qss,sa q ,s s % f.S % sSsss =. r.
si as GER CO. % 1000 T.. Ssssa ss
.,eIs es., 'os !. e ely long clear Quoted =. rs
81 winter earsa and sac cared Ws..s.
ss9ea :. % rs S s Ss %sr 20 sSs s and 1
Ss a ssssne sa e Is $
asked. seller year - 81 bid . sas asked; OCTOBER
q Is g 40 ana 900 d. 'slls; yss s. 81 81 spot
prim. :. 60 isSs and about 500 tisres. West
sas..a - q. go "''ess .sss. csa
4 g,.ss pss and - DO; c1s. :: Is
"a. gs sssd a. i4s Sss isy ssnmo9 70 ah-
kscsps: 4 ass Sosr. The @s,s.s steady but gas,
choice state was aaq.es :. iS,se .nS Western q ia,ss
higher We quote Long Island, New Jersey aud near
Kick The market for domestic was firm aud fairly
G..oliD. MIR ef &c sssa s';s ss; ssms
&c: rstna, &c. 7Hs. crrrsney; ksngoon. In bond
sceIs --rh. market for dull entirely rom
Ds ss q 100 anSs mo - $50. :a5. and S; as
eos.do a"Gs % and SO DO common 1sanns
Il .s and :"a Ta.'
good do, s5Ic.; Cuba grocery. fair choice. axe
do sa hs sSa s sss boxes ass z "a
Tie; Porto Rico refining. prime, 7tc.
a7sc; grocery. lair lo choice. s5.c a DC refined.
standard A, Toe on y,sc 9,sc.; crushed, 1Os$c.
powdered, IoAsc (. Ioa{c; grsnulated. io,sc iosc ;
loaf 1915 lie. white G's. DC. a91zc: yell
low sxIs ca SIC s'lc; other grades. intending o's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S hhdG and 20 sisrcss Market
steady.
TALLow-Recepts. IL hhds, 55 tierces and 1877 bbls.
The market steady; sales $4,000 lbs chiefly
1916. lfl
wnlsxrY,--Rseeipss. ae7 boia Whisky quiet aud
nominal. with 81 ~ asked rl
FkRIcHTs.-Gsneral market steady but quiet Engage
mcnts-Tp Liverpool ny sail. 10 900 bushels grain, Sd
lbs and per steamer 81 oUO do. d. including 5000
bushels corn sxd So lbs 500 grain 3D. l6s
1900 do whe 3D. 900 bses cotton nd
cheese Os 300 bulls hour. IS Sd Is 3d. London. by
81. sad by .:eani 100 bales hops. private terms.
Charter-A Norwegian bark hence Continent direct
Copenhagen. 2.75o quarters grain IS French bark,
hence to dsvre or Dunkrk 800 quarters grain. Is 3D.
ssrma bark TO arriye,. hencr 20 Bremen with $500
bbls refined petroleum. A. 4L. option of grain in ships
bags Is. an american ship hene. 70 Liverpool with $500
obls refined pstroeuni Or an American bark hence 10
Bristol 5000 bbls refined petroleum b. an American
schconer with 10000 tricks. each from ayerssraw
81 John. \. b. AT 49, gold: bark (now at Phadcl-
phiaj. from Norfolk TO Amsterdan with timber at 45s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT Lice. HIGHER FUTURES CLOSED
BARELY STEADY = FLOUR EASY = WHEAT
EAsIER-coIS EAsIER-oATs EAsIER-wHIs-
KEY HoMINAL-PoHK HIoHEn-LARD HIGH
ER-PETGoLEUM HIGHER-oIIs STEADY
sPIBITs 1URPxNTIHE SoMISAL-RosIS SoM-
INAL-coFFEK srEADY-sUGAR NOMINAL
fREIGHrs QUIET.
MONDAY, Sept 24-6 p. H.
Business was fair IN commodities to-day, while
in some there was decidedly more activity aud At
better prices. On Change things mixed. -Four,
wheat corn ana favored the buyer, while provi
sIons OF all kinds tended up Freghts quiet Cot
ton on the spot 1-1ec. dearer; futures closed
barely steady Coffee steady Sugar nominal OILS steady
Petro cum excited higher Naval quiet and
nominal tf tia'1 1913 in if.af q At ~ t
Covvxx-Markst for Rio was steady The following lots
Of Rio taken from stocks-4ii3 bags ex Oriental,
$500 do Thersse 725 do. Tycho Brsns oo6 DO ex
Lapiace and 500 do Hermann Ludwig. We note sales
In Baltimore Of $3.50 bags RIO, Bazier, at isc The
first hands in New York. September H. was
IS 95l bags Arrived since, 977o bags Sales since On
Guiding lots taken from stock today 63s: bags
Stock In first hands tonight 40 39 bags ~ Calves
ton 5000 do; New oreaus 3s5 DO; at Mobile, $500
do; 1t Baltimore 46 do Total Ss.o4O bags Stock IN
second New Orleans. 1000 bags baltimore $3.50
s2st d. Ss l2a ~ n, ssS s, 1s.
August GAL bags Purchased for United states .s g
Orleans iO742 bslss Baltimore l2sl7 do New York
1883 do. Sc quote Ordinary cargoss i6As a
201.c. sxtrenie Tor lots l6Ac 224c. santos,
air 10 good 1870 lec gold 40 DAYS Java goyernnent
bsss RE ase: d. grass mats. nc 24c singapore.
Is.c a 20c Csylon, lie 2oe. Maracabo lie I9sc
Lsruayra Isc. DC jamaica, Tic. afS1fc. ST Domingo,
I6c l6t.c. Porto Rico. 1Sc Doc Costa inca. l1c
zoe Mexican. Is 1875 Mscass,r is1sc 2oc An
Ice lsk. sGIal ItI, a.l AS lgl
desrer Futures were quito active and higher. The
closed barely steady with advance tor the day OF
pons:on September points October, points No
vcmbsr aud points the later months. The cioSrg
prices today compared with saturday, were rs icow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept 81. 1877.
Cotton quiet; middling, i0Mc. low md'.ing, lO'sc ;
good ordinary oysc Net receipts. 1871 bales Exports
constwisc 2Uf Sales, I47. stuck. 6.2lo.
Ngw ORLEANS. Sent. "a. 1877.
Cottop firm; middlng, lie; low middling. 1oeac.;
good ordinary, 1916. Net reccips 2u63 bales; gross
assJ Exports coastwise, LII sales, w" stoS"
@@' sAvASSAu, Sept "a, 1871
cot,on firm. good demand: midding losac; low miu
dnT 10 lice: good ordinary lO1sc Net receipts zoli
bales Exports coastwisc. 3,il4 Sales, l.'o S'ocA'
o""' CHARLESTON. Sept -, 1877
Cot,o. arncr: middiur. IOy<c. q lie; low niddinr
1Ds,o 1Olc good ordinary IOAc los. .Sst rsSrpss
IfI balos Exports coastw 222l sales oVo s'oe~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
VLUsINH VUUTATIONs-3 J. ".
sing quotations aL LLrea T. AZ ware
THE MoSgy MARK UT.


Money on call lent at 8 8 per cent during the day
with an advance TO per coat IN the afternoon and
closed at per cent Time loans for the mlinder OF
the year quoted at per and prime mcrcan-
lilo paper at a per cent
TnE GOLD MARKgT.
Gold opened at 1857 and closed at 1881, all tho
sales OF the day having been at these figures. The
borroxng rates fiat TO per cent aud the carry
ing rates y TO por cont
GovEasnESr BONDS.
Government bonds abe fractional advance TO day
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advioes report consols a shade easter
than Saturday United states bonds arc steady
and unchanged Erie advanced TO IL "a FOR the com.
mon while the preferred fell OF to 20)s, New ork
Central to l03 Illinois Central Cox. rho Bank OF
Englsnd lost es5 600 bullion withdrawn on balance to-
cay. Pennsylvania Central was quoted at 2ea. and
Reading 1914 Bar silver sold 81 sd per ounce.
In Paris rcntes fell to 1857 22Nc, and exchange on
London quoted 81. 16Gc. The closing prices
in London werc:--Consols for money and account.
9jS 95h; Tour aud half per cent bonds, 1854
hvetwenIy bonds OF 1867, 1919; ten-forIy bonds,
lo74 1875 hves OF 1851 1912. Erie common shares
llA Eric preferred shares, 81; Now York Central,
lo2; Illinois Central, o9s
STATE Eovrs.
State bonds at the Board dull, with sales con-
fined 10 Arkansas issues. District o; Columbia 365's
sold at 1874.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds generally lower, With tho larg-
est dccllne-2 per ccni--iu Canada Southern Grs,s
Northwest gold sevens and New Jersey Central cou-
vertbie deeIinei y each Milwaukee ana ST. Paul H.
and IA. divisonh y co. $40, y Michigan Centrai
scvens, y. Union Pacific sevens, land grants. ad.
vanced u, and do. arsts y otherwise there 10
changes City bank shares neglected. Tho
treasurer OF the chicago, Rock Island aud Pacific Rail
road Company has notified the holders oil lie old
or cent bonds OF that company that ali OF them have
ueeu drawn for redemption the lss day OF next
January, when interest on them viii cease Nessrs.
ilruxcl, Morgan & Co anu WiRsow. Lsuier ~ 10,
ssru. purchased all That remain unssued OF the new
tx per cen, forty year OF the conp-ny also give
Is4sse sA.s they prepared to exchange tAem Tor
n. n,d ssreE per boncs The holders Of the latter
1nn-u1srz have tbc opium OF waiting until January
uno przt cash ceut bonds before
sis..s nls arrhrnslnr them Tor forty year
,,cf uuIu bunus ol The same company
l1lll4DrsrnIA STOCKS
me closing prices Of fhllndrss'hla stocks were:-
IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
MONDAY. SAINT "a. IszL

sixtioth strsst......3.osi VI aO45 1850 80
f ss,.:I.:ysSSi:.;y;sstsssa 7sio i 3 i5a
r...... .......s.s7s 81 AFRO ss-:,sa a7:o7,
ss.n to-day 20 ,,. " aS7a s4s.
ra. Ss sa', Ms ws no
sS nS % M
s. = % - ss
y.d: sss s 'f illinois % e: e
H. .ssa' - n at c
lie S ,s Ssn a ky ,, .sS a. Sc
nos md sss i s ana p sS
s, Tss'; "a S Kent ss ss Ensy sold of aS
II; weight 81 sxs no xSsid ss IssSs
cwt scant. il. - : Burchard sold for RANKIN 4
fs%s.'s Z s:i .;, III :s $ :
SA VI na.n as s "fS s
S:; : e s.sn rS.n ass is ID
iSf Weights ss sw c" ~ oos steer. e iosc
a per @ at ss g. X -sx e, & IS
S ola ,o SELF ksnsusss &c ~ ~
4 ss jersey Ssy y.,s csasy
s"a m oi IS Ohio sss
w. ip psr % Weight ew. or MoonSns KsntnsxS
steers :. os S steers er
weight cwt for Hedges 10 Ohio steers IO1sc per
Il sr os ss ssS w A 81
Tor Ro,hschid 1888 Texan steers direct from the Plains
Indiana s,ests ic per S S', wei ews
vopsI sold fletcher 81 Texan steers direct from the
for Kahn Fur. 10 1snus.y oxen r. saa per h. weight
weight ~ swl: Ksnsueky steers q
an s e per lo r. r ps sssi. in %
Newton .od for selves 50 gra,. fed Ohio steers
y Fs, ,s sd x ohS steer. a. ss ss
and sSe g Pei s head .;..,. 4 i Hsss
per with SO off 80 head. weighs "a cw. "a cwt
s p sSd Mss 100 Sw ss :,
Illinois steers grass fed at Che sc. per h., with soc Off
nssd on 70 s.a SFsti s sw ," ns
from the plains. at 7c per ib weigh. cwt, scant 10
81 cwt strong; 81 Illinois steers at Toe per h. weight
az cwt ). w. sherman sold for Waixei Ailerton Al
sss s a o aG PsT .a S , wsSs re sw
the plains ~ &c. per h. weight cw 10 Colorado steers
% S per wssh .s' s s Ss W. f Dassy
sold Tor Morris II Illinois steers, grass TOD. sac
% fed AZ se per n wish 81 or
ws sS .o% ,s1 * M s
h., with s0c of per head on 20 head sold top
led ut oac oic. per lb weight sIs d. WaIxe sold
for W.ss r. Colorado steers , at sc per l
soc on per mead, weight IA cwt 80 Illinois steers L.
per s s ~ sSp moderately easy on very
heavy run with OFT 40 per h. strong all degrees
70 e. en- so: o s @ per at
~ - per cwt bucks Ut tc &C. per H.. lambs At one
kxse 4 PidcocS sold i7s Kentnokv sheep, weight
~ lbs. per head 5iSc. per h.; 10 Ken.
~ canada lambs weight Is lbs per head n. Jc per ID
81 Canada lambs weight 81 lbs per head at &c per 10
Kentscsy sheep weight 100 lbs per head At SIC per h.
frl.t lkx an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIyEppooL, Sept ~ % y. N.
ro,,ou .-Futurea closed hrm up,ands. low miduling
clause Februay aud March delivery $40 also ~ va
moi auds low middlug clause, CROP shipped ortvpeI
and November, sail, 1332d upiands, low uilddiIng
clause new crop, shipped December aud January' SAIL
ltd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25


FOR delivery the sale. a; follows :saariay,
zoe October SjO II ise w al iss. $500 At
liI0c; December 4o) AZ 0sc 900 ~ LODE. 1000 at
100 Ut iI30c March. 800 at ll.45c. Total, 1880
bales. To-day up to two T.. M-September no bales
at IL 33c 200 at li34c. 100. short notice 18th,
II 29c 34c 1886. 100 S4c Octo-
bsr 100 at ii sOc 100 2sc isOOat LIZZIE 100 at
IL 800 At asc 80 VI l.l9c.. GDy ll2sc +Dp
1T ll.27c, 100 Vt ll26c lOO NJ l2sc; November uO
II &c., 800 at 1llyc, $40 VI 1ll6c., 1900 At Life
800 sc 200 At life 200 J. ic 100 at fi.i7c
De ember. 100 Ut II. l9c. 400 fl.17c TCO 1dc
15c 2OO At lsc. 100 2Oc.. 800 IL lae
400 H. l6c, 100 NJ lll7c January 500 at ll25c.
asog 3 & 40 Issc March s IL a. s5e o
Total 80 400 balea Grand total. % 800 bales
The receipts 1t 971
New Orleans 2OG0; Mobile, 024 Savannah 231I Charles
ton 1887; Wilmington 1873 Norfolk, 737s Boston. 2ls.
Total 9470 bales THIS day last week. J03 bales This
day last year. 20.0U2 bales Total since September
4450 bales to Saturday night Cotton eighs closed
foiiows:ro tiavre by steam, Nc compressed: to Bremen
by steam. Sc compressed; TO Liverpool Nd. BY steam
BY sail. T-,t2c. compressed. Market quiet. ff
GRAIS.-eceipts Flour, 10 s22 bbs; wheat,
a6D bushels: neal 2S bbs and 30 sacks: corn.
S2 $40 bushels: oats 1 us do; 90 $40 do barley
100 do: barley malt 20 Is do Flour less active,
and market In buyers favor for few kinds
which the sales we're 1900 bbls including
State Western and Southern NJ the annexed quotations
Rye -four firm and airly active; sales we're 4JU bills
Corn meal ruled rm with sales oi 100 bbs and SACKS We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25

rns closing prices Of FhandssahaA stocks were:--
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23
Death of Jeremiah Pritchard. ESQ.

The public will be surprised to hear of
the death of Jeremiah Pritchard, esq.,, of
Plttsford. His death was caused by hem
moIrhage Of thelungs, which occurred at his
residence at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening.
He was in his garden when he was taken,
and went at once to his room and expired
In few moments.
Mr.. Pritchard was the owner Of one of
the largest iron works in vestern Vermont,
and has carried on large business for the
past few years, giving employment to a
large number of men. He was highly es
teemed by all who knew him as an intelli
gent, upright, honorable man.
He has been in feeble health for the las
few months, and was as well as usual. I'M
til he was suddenly stricken down. Hi
remains will be taken to Boston on Thurs
day for burial
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23
Memorial Resolutions,

The following resolutions we're passed
by Volunteer hose No. 2, of Vergennes,
relative to tho death Of Charles Z Jack
man, late of Castleton, and formerly an
tfiicer of the company;
WHEREAS, it has pleased az all wise
Provide nee to remUve from among us oul
esteemed friend and worthy member
Cnarl E hickman, therefore,
ReSoloed, That by the decease OF Charles
e. Jackm4n our company loses member
of high standing, one whom when with Tie
took an active part with the company in
the discharge of its duties, and when
abroad felt deep interest In the welfare
of the company.
ReSolU6d, That we feel great sorrow
for tue loss of so worthy o member, and
that we do heartily sympathizs with the
bcreaved wife anu relatives OF the deceased
10 this the hour of their sorrow.
Resoiged, That these resolutions be spread
upon our records and published in thu
Rutland GLOBE and the VergennCs Yer
monter, and copy of the same be forward
ed to the family of the deceased.
w. II. CAIN.
Tn MAS MACK, Committee.
g. H. Rogers. !
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23

two, Nellie leading slightly. Susie soon
rassed her and Nellie regained her position
by running. The burst down the home
stretch was glorious. The horses were go
clUe It was impossible to tell which led,
and both did their test. Susie slid under a
nose ahead, having troited the entiie heat
In splendid style. Chieftian was third and
Z.rllns and Mountais Chief ran in together
at their leisure, both In the air and the
marc little ahead. Time $40.
FIFTH HEAT.
Nellie and Susie each had two heats and
the interest became great. The pools,
which had laugushed before, now revived
under Susie's splendid performance last
heat and sold five to three on Nellie against
the field, including Susie. A great deal of
trouble was had in scoring. Finally on
the eleventh tlial the word was given, the
horses running under the line promiscu-
ousy, which gait most Of them kept up till
| the turn, when Susie shot ahead, Chicftain
second and Nellie Grant third. Nellie
worked up to second, came down to the
half nose and nose with Susie, who soon
fell back and was passed by Chieftain.
Nellie came in about two lengths ahead,
but was set back for running, giving Chief
tain-who had kept his feet splendidly--
the heat in 2;4Ot
| SIXTH HEAT.
Zsrlina and Island Chief were sent to the
barn, not having won heat in five, ard
| Nellie Grant was sent TO the ouside for
running. Chiefiain had first place and Su-
sic second. The word was given on the
sixth score, Chieftain leading, Susie Sec
ond. At the quarter Nellie took second
place, Chi,ftain swung out and gave her
the pole and she took the lead. Susie
travelled around the second curve in o
pocket made by the other two horses. The
trottipg was pretty even the rest of the
way though not fast, the horses being tired
out with scoring. Nellie came in first in
9 A, Chieftain second and Susie third. The
heat ended at ten minutes past seven.
| SUMMARY.
| RUTLAND DRIVING PARK, August 90.
Purse $3.50, $3.50 to first, 500 to sec
and, $50 TO third, $40 TO fourth, for
horses that have .ever beaten 2 40, best
| fhrpa in five tn hprnpus
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23

For bargains in fine goods, such as hair
brushes, combs, portmonnaies, knives, ra-
zors, Chamois skins, sponges, fine per-
fumery and druggists goods generally, call
at Morse Brothers drug store. We have
large stock that will be sold at rock
bottom prices. We also have the finest
line of cigars in Rutland, and we don't
give IN on prices to any one. If you will
try our brands (many of which we control)
you will be satisfied that we are right.
Give us a call at the corner drug store.
MORSE Brothers,
d&w Opposite Depot.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23

The several fire insurance companies rep
resented by Mtssrs. Burnham & Temple
have become household words In this CON-
munity, and have earned an enviable ma
tonal reputation for stability, experience,
prompsntss aud fair dealing.
Policies will always be Issued at rates as
low as are fairly consistent with the haz-
ards, Address, by mail or in person,
BURNHAM 81 TEMPLE,
Merchants Row. Rutland. Vermont.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23

To.DAY's PROGRAMME,
To-day the Stree for ALL" The great event
of the meeting, takes place. The purse,
$500. has called out some very fast horsts.
Seven fine horses are in town AID will
start, including Joe Brown with record
of 81, Jennie Holt)n go Castle Boy 90.
and none except st. Charles that are not
below 81. Jennie Holt0n has praclised OH
the track mornings and has drawn quite q
concourse Of sporting men TO sscher. Yes
terday she made jog mile in practice in
232 Pools were sold ON the race last
evening, Jennie Holton selling favorte,
Joe Brown second, Annie Collins third
Not much money was put up, as sporting
men consider the result very close. Besides
the free for all there is consolation purse
of 800 for horses that have not won any
thug during the mt citing. The free for all
will be something that no lover of fite
trotting should miss. The following are
the entries.
PUPsE No. 5.
s0o-Free for all-sz6O W LIST, sl25 TO I'd, SIS to
| M. Mahany. New York n Y, b. 6. Castle Boy.
Ii; x 5; 'i'h' New 70 X N " o. g. Barney
A. odell, New York, N. Y, b. m. Annie
Collins.
Geo Northup, No. Bsnnl gton, Vt, +. 6. st.
Lharies.
C. J Newton, B4llston Spa, n. Y, b. g. Jack
Barry.
D. jenkins, Albany. N. Y,g s. Joe Brown.
| Or. 4. Place. Chicago, Ills, 10: -nnie Holt
| Peter Nance, Jersey Ivy, 8. mo,cos.
A. c. Hammond, Schuy leiyille, n. Y, b. m
| Fanny Raymond.
Filton ana Henry, Morrisvi,le, b G. W. d. Hill
| ton.
PURSE No G.
| The sixth purse aJ this meeting viii be con
| ISOLATION race FOR $lJo ANY horse that has moi
| won money i.g the m eting Can enter BY
| paying 10 per cent. OF purse.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23
Reform Club Entertainment.

An interesting literary and musical en-
tertslnment was given by the Reform club
a. their hall last evening before a large au-
dience. The following is the programme +;
Anthem, "Aloft the temperance banner
6oa's," by Methodist choir.
Reading, WAS he henpecked," by Miss
Alice Atwood.
Singing by the club.
Original essay, "Toial abstinence made
It fo," by W. F. Scott.
Anthem, "The Lord will comfort Zion, -
by Methodist choir.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23
Accident to Judge Ainsworth.

Judge Joel W. Ainsworth of wallipg-
ford, while assisting In moving and stow
ing Rev. DR.. Walkers furniture, about 2
o'clock p. m. On Tuesday, was taken In a
ct and fell from the wagon, breaking his
collar bone and cutting bis head quite
badly. He was insensible for long time
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23
READING NOTICES.
New Merchant TsiIoring Establish
ment.

NOW HcFcHHht tBIIOrlDg EsthbIIsh-
ment.
Ellis, the popular New York tailor,
takes pleasure in announcing to the people
of Rutland and vicinity, that be will open,
on or about Sept. 1st, in rooms formerly
occupied by Novak and Murphy. in Quins
bio ok, opposite The depot, with an extei,-
siVe line of Foreign ami Domestic pie G
goods. of the latest patterns, which he wi,
make up in the most artistic manner at
prices lower than ever before offered. The
public are cordially invited to call and ex-
anime goods and prices.
Very respectfully,
a20lts1 ELLIS, The Tailor.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23

JUDGES ON TR0rrIHG.
Gen. II. II. Baxter, Rutandi II. G.
Root, Bennington; George A. Merrill,
Rutland.
TUEsDAY, SP. NJ
Stallion race.
Matched horses. for speed, trot or pace,
3 in6
Three year olds.
Four year old class, 3 In 10 harness.
WEDNESDAY 3P. NJ.
Three minute 8, In to harness.
2:88 class, 3 in 8 to harness.
THURSDAY. 3P. NJ.
Class open 10 all hortes, 3 IN . to harness.
300 class, 3 In 3 to harness.
2;44 class, 0 10 o to harness.
All entries must be made with Henry
Kent, Dorset, superintendent of trolting,
The entries close on Tuesday evening, Sept.
10th.
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A. G. BATES &c SON,
junea5dwh PROPRIETORS.
NEW BOAT HOUSE.

Lake Bomeseen, Castleton, W. New, large
and commodious hi use, also the be- ST Geo ar
grove on the lake. All ew ana lip-tOp boats.
Ice cream, soda water, confectionery. ciFars,
nshing tackle, &o always on hand. Regular
landing for 'teamboat. Picnic, pTivatr ara
all partiec visiting the lake should RENE mber
that we have the best accom- odatiops, for
man or beast, ann 1T the low est living tR.
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Q 40 Class.

ln.the 2 40 cl lss the following horses up.
peared, drawing positions as named: Zr-
lima fist, Chieftain second, Nellie Grant
third, Island Chief fourth, Susie fifth. The
word was given for the first heat on the
third score, Zerlina and Susie leading
slightly. Susie soon took the lead, Z,rlina
and Nellie Grant making lively brush for
second place, which was won by Nellie.
Susie won in Q 40A.
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