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HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 2s 1871.
The recent terrible death or Professor Aivergnat in
this city from hydrophoba, the FIRST recorded case in
the STATE for many years, supplemented to-day by
tho Of another oil the horr,
bic symptoms VI the disease The little IRISH
girl named Graham, four years OF age who bitten
ak weeks ago. Tho bite was directly under
the eye, drawing blood, bat no serious results
wore apprehended Last Tuesday, however, the
child experienced difficulty in swallowing, aud
to-day all the symptoms oi hydrorhoba man ifcsted
themselves, including great repugpauce TO liquids,
rigIdity OF tho muscles aud convusivus A consultn-
ton Of physicians held this afternoon and
ease was pronounced hydrophobia beyond question
Al latest aAvces the conditions 81 tho child bccom-
Ing distressing, and death IL hourly expected.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DzPARTnEST.
OFFICE OF TIE CgfEY SIGNAL 0FYIcER,
WASHINGTON. juno 81 A. n.

WAR UxPARTnkST.
OgIicE OF TIE CHHY SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHIsGToS June 81 a. NJ
Inaicufionx
For New Engisnd. stationary lower pressure sta.
tonary or higher temperature soathery winds partly
cloudy weather and rain areas
For the Middle Atlantic States lower pressure.
warmer southerly winds, partly cloudy weather and
possibly occasional light showers.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf states nearly
stationary pressure, stationary higher ternpera-
turc. winds mostly from The northwest and partly
cloudy or clearing weather
For the West Gulf states nearly stationary pressure
and temperature southcrly winds end clear or partly
cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley falling barometer
northsrly shifting TO southerly winds clear
partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi VAL
leys and the lake region. falling barometer stationary
or higher temperature, southerly Winds partly cloudy
weather and rain areas
The Lower Mississippi and Lower Missouri rivers
will remain nearly stationary.
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THE BALTIMORE CoLLECToRsHIP



lex TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALrnoKE. June IS, 1871
There were NO important Developments to-day in
connection with tho disputed colectorshp. Colonel
WILKINS continues to discharge the duties Of Collector
and evident will hold to tho office until dis
possessed by the President Tho friends SIR. Thomas
conadeat the order for his suspension will DO Is
sued on Saturday. He twikins) will forward his COM
munlcation and memorial to the White House NOR
row, where u will await the Presidents return.
FOUND.
Mr. Thomas Office was again besegcd to-day, bu. he
could not BIO found and later discovered that in
company with General Tyler tho Post master, no
had gone TO Washington to confer with Secretary Sher
man ON 'tho situation.n Mr. Thomas trends an
nounce that he Will claim the Office OF Collector
Monday next; also that George w. McComas ten
dered tho Deputy Colectorship There also
rumor that Secretary Sherman had directed tho re-
mova VI two Custom House officials, but their names
have not transprcd.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

RETIREMENT OF COLONEL REYNOLDS PROMO
TON OF CAVALRY oYFIcERs
WASHINGTON, June 2s, 1877.
An army retiring board having found Colonel Joseph
J. Rcynolds Third Cavalry, incapacaIed for active
service, and that his ncapacy Is the result OF
cidenr OF service. his has been placed the
tired list In CONFORMITY with section 1,251 revised
statutes, TO date from June 20, 1877. BY his retire.
ncnt the following orcers promoted from the 25th
Inst
Lieutenant Colonei Thomas G. Devin, Eighth Cav
AIRY, 10 DO Colonel Third Cavalry; Major Nelson d.
sweitzer Second Cavalry, 10 be Lieutenant Colonel
Eighth Cavalry; Captain David y. Gordon. second
Cavalry TO be Major same regiment; frat lieutenant
Thomas Gregg second Cavalry, TO be Captain nnd
Second Lieutenant John II. Coale Second Cavalry. TO
DO FIRST Lieutenant
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SHOT IN SCHOOL.

LANCASTER, Pa, June rs, 1877.
sad accident occurred this afternoon at Professor
wagncrs private school Tor boys near this city Yes
tcrdAy OF the boys smuggled small revolver into
tho school To-day he exhibited II TO u com panion,
who nUurished q and pointed ~ at boy named Nc
Culough, sgcd fourteen years, whore parents reside
at PIttsburg. The pistol went OIL, Instantly killing
young Mccullough, tho ball entering has right eyo.
The shooting was purely accidental,
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burned yesterday The work people wore saved with
great daHacalsy. Loss $4,000


e8xsDEsT DrAz SENDS AGENTS TO WASHING
mo AND THE AMERICAN YRoxT1BR--ANxIous
TO OBTAIN AMERICAN RECOGNITION.
NRw ORLEANS, June %, 1871
Two gentlemen, representing the Dlaz dynasty Of
Aexico. arrived at New Orleans ON Wednesday.
by steamer direct from the City OF
Mexico One, Senior Mata, win proceed
10 Washington, as Diaz's Minister, with q
view Of Obtaining for his chief recognition from the
United States government The other. General Bena-
vides goes to Rio Grande to visit General Ord, and,
perhaps, discuss the situation with him. General
Mexia who has been here for nearly month past as
Representative Of President Lerdo loft for New YORK
yesterday to join President Lerdo there.
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HAT CREEK, Wy. T., June 20, 1877.
There another robbery on the road last night
The stage from Deadwood was stopped near The
Cheyenne RIVER and two treasure boxes were carried
on BY hishwsymon Tho passengers were
lcslcd. Tho rsbbors word by the drivsr 10 tho
managers OF the stage limo to them pair OF gold
woighing scales, dividing dust with spoon not
always satisfactory
A detachment Of twenty cayalrym under Lou
tenant KcyIoids, left Hort Laramie this morning
search OF tho robbers.
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AUSTRALASIA.

4 SERIES or UNUSUAL TIDAL WAVES IN NEW
SOUTH wALRs-cRANoE OF THE MINISTRY IN
vcToHxA-sNAxLpox.
SAN FRAucIsco June 49, 1877.
The news by the steamer Australia, from Austral-
ASIA, 10 ~ foliows:-
xrv souh WALKS.
remarkable series OF waves reached tho coast on
the 11th Of May. Al haif-past I've A. M on tnst day
the tide gauge Fort Deson records tho arst Of the
series Of waves which occurred at intervals all day,
reaching maximum, at two Pm, OF three feet six
inches rise and fall At Newcastle the waves began
It i've A. NJ, and ut hafpast eleven A. N. the water
In tho harbor fell twentynine inches four minutes
Ithe rise is not given) after which the oscilla-
lions continued, but not as great a.
Inc one mentioned. Al BsilIna similar phensmena
we're observed all that day. the greatest being
sghteen inches kilograms from New Zealand report
similar waves on tho east coast. from Hvo O'Clock A.
H., extending nom Bay OF Islands to the blur The
greatest range six rect; the least reported was
swo feet. By the lates. news they still continued
Rain has fallen abundansy nearly all parts Of the
country, causing great Improvement In agricultural
and pastoral affairs Wheat sowing has been worry
extensive and the harvest prospects arc very encour
aging.
The recent general election has brought about the
resignation of the MoUuloch Ministry before tho
meeting Of Parliament The ministerial party suffered
an overwhelming defeat tho proectionists gaining tho
victory In almost evory part Of the field Graham
Berry has been replaced in Office the head OF tho
Ministry which is composed almost wholly OF his for.
mer colleagues.
Extensive orseries have been discovered on the City
ofMelbourne Bank
There is a smallpox scare in South Australia
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NAVAL ACADEMY.

sUCCRHsFUL CANDIDATES FOR ADMIssION-Ix-
AM1NArIoNs CLOSED UNTIL srPTRMBER.
CBY TzLEGRApH TO THE HERALD
ASxAroLrs, June 2s, 1871.
Tho following is the list OF candidates that have
passed an cadet midshipmen, addition to those
already published H R. Cohen, At large; W. Har.
man, Ohio; g. +. Kent, New York; W. Z. Norris,
Pennsylvania D. l. Printup. New York; G. T. Ply.
thau. Kentucky; b. G. Pierce, Illinois; j. N. Poycr.
at large; p W. Y. Stack, Missouri; j. W. Smyihc,
New York, 7. T. sutton, New York; J. W. Weeks, New
Hampshire.
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THE DESPATCH TO GENERAL GRANT

GENERAL HARrRAaTT NOT REASONABLE FOR IT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEnALp.l
PROVIDENCE, n. l., June %, 1877.
In justice to General Hortranfs II should be stated
that he did not wrto the telegram which was for.
warded to ex-Presdsnt Grant, aad which is Occasion.
ing so much comment throughout the country. 1t
was presented by Comrade Tanner, Of New York. yer.
bally, and the Commander in Chief was ordered 10
transmit II to General Grant II was then written
down Tanners dictason by a reporter who signed
AastTanfts name 10 Il. General HartEauft never saw
The manuscript.
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AND WEST INDIA
MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. O., June 49, 1877
The Post ohaoe Department to-day gives notice that
direct Venezuelan mail will be dispatched BY the
schooner D. J. Willard sailing from New York for La.
guayra on tho 3Oth inst and that the steamer Tybcc
leaving New York the Sd prox., will carry special
mall for Turks Island. Cape Hayt, Puerto Plata,
SANTANA and 81. Domingo.
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rHE ABSTRACTION OF EXAMINATION PAPERS By
CADET MIpsHIpMEN.
WARRINGTON, Juno 2s, 1877.
The statement that the cadet midshpmon at Annap.
oils who procured examination papers from the quar-.
ters Of professor entered the house by false keys
drank wine, or took from tho quarters any thing but
the examination papers, is pronounced At the Navy
Department TO be incorrect and that the exent OF tho
misdcm canor consisted only 10 abstractDg the papers,
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sr CATHARIsEs, Ont, June 2s, 1871.
s. s. Brooks, assistant post master at Bismarck, was
arrested yesterday tho charge oil absracng money
from registered letters He has been committed for
al
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BOSTON, JUNO y IbtI.
Tho city government Of Cambridge voted last night
to remove City Treasurer Joseph hitncy for alleged
neglect OF duty refusing to make returns TO tho City
Council OF tho amount OF tho perquises OF his ofce
Cty Treasurer
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REVENUE COLLECTOR ARRESTED.

RRMINIsCENCE OF THE CARPRr-BAG IlA IN
SOUTH cARoLINA--cHABaE OF RAISING TnEAs-
URy WARRANTS.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, s. g., June 70, 1877.
l.. Cass Carpenter, United States Internal Revenue
Collector for this district. arrested last oven
ing nj the instance OF the Investigating Committee OF
The General Assembly, now sitting IN Columbia, and
held In the Of 81 900 bail TO appear for examine
ton tomorrow The charge is that Carpenter wnils
editor OF republican papcr the Unicn published
ia this city several years ago, obtained two
state Treasury warrants for 500 aud sos respectively
for public printing, which he increased by prehxing
tho figure SIX IN each instance, 70 as 10 make the
amounts read $3.50 aud 1896 The Tact that tho warrants
changed alter having been audited and mp.
proved and before being presented for payment has
been fully estabishcd
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average temperature yesterday. oof
wear ~ SO \
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The wEArHEr YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twcntyfour hours, IN
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the Thermometers at Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building.-
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REDUCTION ON TIE LAKE SHORE ROAD.
CiAvgLAxD, Ohio, June IS, 1877.

INV YoRK, June ~. 1877.
To xstE OFFICERS AND knrLoyks LAKE
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD ConrAxY:-
alter July 1877 reduction VI ten cent will
IN present compensation VI vii Officers aud
poyss every grade la the o the company where
the received exceeds hour
per month hut Ia where ten cent would
duce the pay OF the hour below hour
daily employees other classes
the Of Such shall be fixed At ton cents
hour, 81 rer day SO per month respectively
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, President.
IL 10 not apprehcnded among the officials Of this
company Ia this Guy that trouble will ensuo from
this reduction.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Alexander II. Bullock, OF Massachu.
sc,ts and George de b. Kein, OF Philadephia arc Nc
the BrcvoorL David Corbin, the republican Sens.
toria claimant from South Carolina at the ST. CIosd
A. j. Cassatt Woo President OF the Pennsylvs MIA
Railroad Company, is at the ST. James Naval Com,
sHuctor Isaiah Hanscom, United States Navy.
Ia nj tho Grand. General thomas W. Sher-
man, United States Army, 10 NJ the Metro.
pslltan. Daniel Robinson, Vice President Of the
Troy and Boston Railroad Company ~ ~ tho Windsor.
Rev. DR.. Appleton, Of Phiadsphia; Ex-Governor RUFUS
B. Bullock, Of Georgia. ana john c. Barch. OF Nash.
Vile, are at the Fnth Avenue Charles Parrish, q
wilkcsbarre, Pa. Is mt tho Glsey. W. X. Muir. Gen.
cra Manager OF the Cauacs Southern Railway, is -
the Holman. Ex-senator John !. Nicks, OF Elmirs V
At the Sturtevant
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TIKI DRUGGISTS SAY THERE Is No PRoPRIR.
tary article that sells better than Gkxss soLsnus SOAR
A-5ENNETT BUILDING.
FfREPROOF
%H kxfs AM AsR rg UFrrs SRA
70 iHf on yfsy SEssosSsIE rshas
AEfEY IN sA fak fRs mi o''hA
IS HAT, ST yo PEARL CAsaIAEREs AND
Hats Wholesale priees Is New Church o.. sssirA
BUMGARDNER'S
ON vsolsA KYs wusxKY known for the pas, 20 years
& sas' ss so .s the 81 e &C.. :
H. B. KIRK co. % FULTON q. and 100 Bro.awsy.
FOR THE COUNrRY.-IF YOU WISH BOOTS.
Brs.s.sr - ~
GOLD FOR GOLD
when ''s ss sg,nH Fh:R EHsEipsrEcx-.p.
no. b. s.s..s.s y .ss;.s.s.. s.:ls 20 pureAass
ASK FOR rIPER-HxrDsrEcE
An r..e.e,.ss ain. merchants and shroushsus
the country have IT,
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
done at the
METROPOLITAN JOB rKrNrxa OFFICE
- Ann g.
SODA WATER APPARAfUS FOB MAKING ALL
"e'"''N Join MATHEWS. iss sv saA ae.a q. city
SOUND BODILY HEALTH AND ENERGY BE-
got happiness. How this end ma, DO realized without
sra.,. fTLy.ssAuIEi axIv1Sic Co. aia Bisss
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK YERyBcrrSc rRRssEa
capable Of printing i4.oco copies per ho.r.
Of IN eight page paper either x sovsn or eight eoumsA
ALSO ALL rue srhnEoIYM a.. MACHINERY b.
Asa.a.. . ). l. iSsSssrr
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TIKI DRUGGISTS SAY THERE Is No PROPRIE.
tary article that sells better than GIxSs SuLsaua SOAR
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

RRlGifr's, DIABETES. DHorsi, PARALYSIS. ISDE
Dcrslion. constipation piles dsarrnnA gravo atone
rheumaIism govt. catarrh. oronchs incoutn
iapsus diseases the liver prostate and aud blood
debility premature pfostr atiou, &c which have
resistsd all other trsatmsnt cured by the AA&HEL
Mineral spring Water and Dr. HEATH. Trostise, ITO
grats Depot aud oicss 30 broadway. Now York
IMMENSE SUCCESS or TIKI NEW LAWN GAM
VcKio." great improvement ON CrcTuet:" patron
iscd BY tho elite sold 81 al nr class book and st.slcosry
stores r. HOttMAS, Manaiscturer 40 and - william
st., Sc~ York send stamps for descriptive price list
CkAstDE LIbaARY.
CTHE BEST STANDARD NOVELS WITHIN THE
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Books usually sold iron VI to ~ gven aud
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proceeded Ms prescribed b, tho ritual
There were placed IN copper box, about two feet
square, and deposited IN tho corner stone following
iate MI. stewart; Prayer Book, also used by him
Book OF Common Prayer OF the United Church VI kng
land and Ireland copy Of the act OF OF
tho Cathedral the nrst aud last Con journals
before Convention and ciscourses nlusirAtiux
tho history vi the Church Ia the diocese,
reports of the Homes OF the Aged ami Orphans
and 81. Jonns Hospital, Oh Tho Church Charity foun-
vent,ons; journal oi tho lust General Convention;
Church Almanac for this year, catalogue VI the Con-
theological seminary Sptri " IA Assstcn copies
OF Church papers, Mrs 5ewSrts letter 10 the Bishop
Judge Hilton autograph letter OF The Bishop. num-
Der Of memcntoes oil Mr. Stewart, including his hrst
cash account book, commenced July 10, 1873; book
showing Mr.. stewards postumous relations,
stead, copy Of ule decd OF Hampstead Plans from
the town TO Mr. stewart, dated September IL, 1863:
map oil Hampstead Plans, engraviDgs and photo.
graphs Of Garden Guy, newspaper accounts vi the
New York and Brooklyn. specimens OF coins from the
mint Tor lST7-god, silver ana nickel; c1RTAvngs Of
Mr. stewards stores aud warehouses; annual report "
the hurch COMMITTEES, State Manual for 1877. Brook.
OF Ito Queens County Agricultural Society We news
papers oil Hampstead.
BisaoP LIrrLkJony's sHRxos
After the formal ceremony Bishop LittloJohn made
with meaning TO tho Church OF Cod and so full Of
promise to the higher interests OF humanity let
first hougtt be that Of devout gratitude 10 tue Father
Of Mercies, In that Ito hath moved His handnaid 10
In this place. IL recalls those agcs Of p,ous
devotion, which wealth onon drew upon
itself the smile OF God ana the blessings oil man.
KIND by It's unsellsh CONSERVATION 10 tho interests
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VENEZUELA

sro is a smallpox scare in South Australia.
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The Nez Perces War.

CHICAGO, Aug. II.
The following has been received from
Gen. Gibbon to Gen. Terry, dated Deer
Lodge. Montana, August 15: Just arrived.
Wounded got along well, thanks to prompt
assistance by citizens. They will reach here
in three days. Howard left the battlefield
in pursuit, day before yesterday. Only so
of his infantry were up. sent with him
three officers and 80 men. met Norwood's
company, second cavcily, on the Big Hole.
He is probably with Howard by this time.
Cushing's two companies of artillery passed
here this morning in wagons, and / ordered
them to push dowu the stage road, at 40
miles a day. have also telegraphed the
commanding officev at Fort Hall to start
some Bannocks up towards Lenhi and the
mountain passes, to get information which
way the Nez Perces are heading. They can
not travel rapidly with their wounded. and
the next time they are struck they will be
ruined
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The following are the quotations :
Nav York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. II.

NEW YORK. Aug. II.
FLoUs--Recelpts of 1857 bushels, Market
is generally 81 eady with moderate demahd
Sales OF l2,sOo barrels No. 2 at 50 90
as so; superflne western and state at
81 9o@4 20; common TO good extra western
western ives 3a;i' an IN state at Is 7Ss6 90; common to
choice white wheat western extra at 80 o3
@$o so; fancy white wheat western extra
at s5 OO@6 IS; common TO choice extra 81.
LOUIS ct So 256S IS patent Minnesota extra
good to prime &C 81 O.@s es; choice to double
WnEAr~Receipts of 5q,23g bushels. Market
2G:c low er aud closing heavy with moderate
emand. Sales OF 27G,00o bushels. Inferior
sf s5St 2Os red and amber W western Lat at
sI2l. 'a
RYE-Market dull and heavy.
BARLEY-Market quiet and nominal.
CoRN.-RecelpJs or B6s,24l Dusnels. Market
1@ihc lower, With moderate trade. Sales OF
IS, 900 bushels at 62@bsHc for ungraded west
IeG a sc d6q
mixed; 57H@5s for New York No. 2; csc for
New York No. white.
Sales OF 81, 900 bushels. Mixed western and
state at 37a4sc; white western and state at AZ
s2osc In lgdRg resGted so NeW YORK xNI no
No. 1 at 99,a3Dc; NO. 2 Chicago at s5c; mixed
we stern at 2Sa4Sc; white western at 92@4Sc
IN xed state at 4o942c; white state ut 4t
52c.
nAY-Muket steady. Sales Of new and old
at 65@IO for shipping.
noFs- Quiet. sales Of yearllngs at 4ssc
YoI ks at 6@l2c California nominal at SC9l2c.
COFFEE.-Rio dun and nc lower; car
goes at l61S @9O]lc gold; Job lots at loH s2i 10
sUaAR.-Market dull and heavy; s4Sshc
for lair to goo1 refining; SIC for prime; refined
duh at l03s@l0Hc for standard A
l0ss@1oZc for granulated; 1o1<c for powdered
lie Tor crushed.
MoLAssEs-Dull and nomlnally unchanged
grocery graces quiet and nominally unchanged
at 4Oa6Ic ior Porto Rico; 4o966c for New Or
leans.
FICE-In fair demand and steady. Sales at
rgTRoIEUM-Market dull, Sales OF crude a.
| 7s4c; refined at lac.
rALLow -Markrt quiet anti firm. Sales Tb,
| 900 lbs. prime at 3l6c.
EaGs.-Stesdy. Sales OF state and Pennbyl
yania at 100 iG6c; 14sl6kc for western.
PoRK.-Market duh and lower. Sales OF new
mess at Sl3 so.
| BEEF-Qulet and firm,
| LARD-Market lower and closing heavy
Sales Of new prime steam at IS SO; old prim'
| steam at IS 80.
| grades heavy. Sales at l@22c for western
| l39l4c for state.
GHEKsR-Market steady. Sales at seek
| for common TO prime.
LfSsEED-Market In moderate request at s o
| gold, time.
WHIsKY-A shade firmer and closing a
| 81 l2.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
President Hayes in Vermont.
BRATTLEBoRo, Aug. II.


When President Hayes left Bellows
Falls at 1877 this a. m. the occupants of his
car had been reduced to family party con-
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow and Miss Foote.
Ex-Gov. Smith has placed his private car
at the disposal of Secretary Evarls, and it
will be retained for the use of the president
and cabinet during their stay in Vermont.
The president was waited upon by sev-
eral Of the leading citizens this morning.
To the offers of guidance about the town
President Hayes replied that he was famil-
lar with the locality and remembered the
different points of interest, having when a
school boy spent his vacation with his
grandfather.
At ten o'clock the president and family
left for Newfane, where they will dine
with the presidents uncle, and return to
Brattleboro at four p. IN.
They will be the guests Of Secretary
Evarts over the Sabbath at Windsor. The
party will leave Windsor Monday morning
for White River Junction and the White
Mountains.