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The New York herald., 1877-08-30
THE GLASS TRADE.

From the Pttsburg (Pa) Gazette, August 2s.1
OF thirteen niut glass manufactorles on the South
Side six now in operation, and OF tho remainder
three preparing 10 resume aud will probably be
work next week. The firms now operating arc:-
Adams Il Co., Attcrbury & Co., Mckee Co.. Bryce.
Walker Il Co. Campbell, Jones Co., and Dithrdge
Co. Those preparing to resume operations Dun
can & Son, Doyle. L. Co. and King, Son Co. Idle,
with prospect OF soon rcsumng ng:-Crysts Glass
Works Company, Ripley Co., Challinor, Hogan Il
Co. and Evans 4 Co. The window glass factories are
oil idle, and Of the bottle houses that OF s. Mckee
&c. Is the only one IN operation Dineronccs be-
tween employers and their workmen have interfered
materially with tho trade in this section anu II may
be said THAT the lattor, through their trade
union, have the upper nand." Lately II has
not been the question OF wages altogether that has
strikes but the employees have Insisted upon
share Of control in the management oi Tue factories.
Doyle Co, whose factory VIII be started up next
week, ceased work In May last, the worknen htrking
against the discharge Of two VI their number Tor la-
ing 10 certain amount OF ware ana the en-
ployment IN their stead OF non union mon They de-
mandcd the reinstatement OF the former aud the dis
charge OF the atter, and this was tho condition upon
which thoy would continue at work. Their demand
was not complied with, tho nrin prelcrring 10 stop
their iactory ratEor than accedo 10 III but they have
been obliged to yield, and Will commence work with
their old ha nus, tho non-union men retiring.
Other glass nrms have had like experience.
The New York herald., 1877-08-30
GORGEN'S MADNESS.

Tho Suffolk county authorities have AZ last mado
move In reference TO the condition OF Michael Gorgen
the Brosau child slayer A meeting was hold in the
County Clerks office ut Rlverhead, last week, at
which present County Judge W. p. Hodges. Dis
trict Attorney William wckhan, Sheriff Cooper, II. +.
Tobln (prisoner's counsolj, Dr. A. d. Luce aud DR..
Thayer, jail physician 1t being evident that the
County Ja did afford proper facllitcs for the
OF O Gorgen's condition II was decided TO have
him removed to the County Ainishouse. at Yaphank,
where he could have proper quarters and such attcn
tivn W. was needed. Gorgen accordingly at once
removed there by the sheriff, aud Mr.. Uornn, super
ntendent Of the Poor gave assurances thai effort
would be spared on his part 10 secure or the untor
tunate aud All Guidance necessary. Cor
gen. In addition to his evident Insanity has recently
bud frequent coavulsious.
The New York herald., 1877-08-30
SHIPMENT OF CATTLE.

Mr.. Henry Bergh has been directing his attention
lately to tho In which i've catllc trans
ierrsd The docks to the outgoing European
era He thinks that q great deal Of unnecessary
cruelty IL practsed, especially tho NATIONAL line OF
steamships He appncd yesterday 10 Justice Wan
doll Tor warrants for tue arrest OF several persons
corned the shipment OF these cattle. He went in
person 10 servo them, but as nobody was brought up
before Justice Wandcll In connection with Mr. Bergh's
complaint before the magistrate lott the bench 1t
concluded that tho officers OF tho steamships had
ssntsd 10 comply with Mr. Bergh's suggestion to
the manner Of ting tho 1.-Two stock on the vessels.
The New York herald., 1877-08-30
JAMES H. MACKEY'S FUNERAL.

The funeral services over the remains Of the late
James Ii. Mackey, the lawyer, whose body was found
in a thickct Newport, KY, two weeks ago, VIII
take place from 81. Augustines Roman Catholic
Church, corner OF Fifth avenue and Bergen street,
Brooklyn, this morning. The romans were broug ht
on 10 his native city by his sister and Mr.. Charles
Ramsey yesterday. HIS relatives are now satisfied
that he not the victim ot foul play, as was sup
pQned. but that he died from nAtural oausex
The New York herald., 1877-08-30

From tho Natchcz tAiss) Democrat August 2Sl
Cotton worms are reported to he very numerous In
Concordia ana Tensas parishes In LOUISIANA We hear
that on tho Fish Pond place. Ia CoDcordia, tract Of
about ono hundred acres Of large cotton swarming
with tho worms Reports also come IRON Morvilio und
other places. Some reports Of worms also como from
The hills ia Adams county.
The New York herald., 1877-08-30
A NEW PLEASURE DRIVE.

Mr. William II. Vanderbilt, John Scott, Mr.. Mclean.
with several other gentlemen OF Richmond county, are
about to open grand drive IRON Chiffon New Dorp
The road will OF the railroad through Mr. Van-
dcrbps iarm ut New Dorp, ana will be SIX miles IN
length watering and bathing place will also bo
tablshcd on tho South Beach.
The New York herald., 1877-08-30
co.srxvrsr xruAmsHIPs.

NJ Y, HAVANA AND MEXlcAs NAIL ,,,srn = ;. LINE.
IN. FREIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUtED
steamers leave pier No. 3 North kiycr ut r. ;"
FOX HAVANA DIRECT
CIrY or NEW YORK. Zimmerman. w Wsdnesday. sept.
CITY or MERIDA Reynolds Saturday, sep', ~
CITY OF VERA CRUZ. Deaken. "Wednesday, oeps 4"
FOX VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS
via Havana rrosreso Campcachy Tuxpsn asu .lhpc".
CITY or MERIDA, Reynolds. saturday sept 10
y. ALkXAND1E SONS 81 aud a3 Broadway.
er NIAGARA Capt Thos \ Curtis will sail irum pier
II East River Thursday. August 81, at O'clock mas
n agnihceEt accommodations for passengers.
JAMES H. WARD CO.. Agents 10 wal 81.
WEEKLY LINE FOR PORT ROYAL, y O., bkuNs-
w wick ia and rnandna Fla sailing every Friday
from pier ~ East River. ut 8 4. VI.
Steamer CITY OF AUSTIN Captain Chester. August 81
'" w '1 {, H. MALLORY h CO.,
1853 Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1877-08-30

IIAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY'S LINE
III Tor plymouth. Cherbourg and II Hamburg
30 sEkNlA ......Sept. is
Gkl.LE KIT LESSING Sept 20
Rates OF passage plymouth London. Cherbourg. Ham
burg aud ali points in England trst Cabin 500 god;
Second Cabin. $50. gold; sieersge, $50 currency.
kU>HAitur a CO, 4. Il. RlCHAKD X BOAS,
General Agents General Passenger Agents.
81 BROAD y. Y. 81 N. Y
The New York herald., 1877-08-30
COTTON WORMS AND THE CROP.

JITANTlp-N SECOND HAND DEN MEAD OR WHIP
w ley Storrer Mill. Address MILL. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1877-08-30


Nanhs hsttan Beach. Coney Island.
Immense success-Grcnt Crowds
Finest bathinR beach shore hotel in America
Two miles ana u hall OF rolling surf in stretch,
- belonging to the Manbatta a. Railway Company.
Orauas celebrated seventh Regiment Band Cl5 pieces
give grand Tree concerts of the choicest music every alter
noon and evening.
strictly Sacred Concerts o sundays
The elegant steamer D. r. MARTIN leaves 22d ST., N
r.. $40. IL 40 A. NJ 40 ~ no r. NJ pier & n r.
40. 10 A. IL NJ. = L. q T.. VI.
steamer NOKWALk leaves I'D St.. N. r., 10 40 a. NJ
II 40 40 40; $40 r. NJ pier N. K Battery, IL A.
NJ. !. 8. i. 4 VI.
bay Ridge with cars for the beach Close
connections ut Bay Ridge going and coming.
lime from piers and TO Bay Ridge 20 minutes; from
Bay hidgc u Beach 20 minutes.
Fare. round trlp-5Oc
This is the quickest most pleasant route from New York
to the snore.
Brooklyn Manhattan Beach Trains leave T. asst New
YORK ut 80. 74O 900, lOl3 II 10 A. NJ IL :35 so,
2 ~ 3 80, 4 ~, 6:l5, 715, $3.50 7. NJ.
Excurson trip-4Jc
The boats OF the Harlem Navga Company will In
connection with the Manhattan Beach Railroad boats
ioiluws:-
Leave Harlem at 80 A. NJ. connecting at pier n. r.,
at Ii \. NJ. Leave Harlem at 80 L. NJ competing at
pier \. K. at Connecting tor return passengers
All uip 1 IL Il p NJ
The New York herald., 1877-08-30
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing from pier 81 North River,


for NORFOLK, CITY POINT aud RICHMOND, TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. ut 3 f. NJ. con-
Dg with the virginia and Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic
Coast Line, Piedmont Air Line chesapeake and Ohio Kali
oa and win the cQmpanys steam line TO interior ports
North Carolina and Virginia
NEWbkkN and WASHINGTON. n. c. via Norfolk),
eveyTUtspAf. THURSDAY a.d SATURDAY,
LIVES, Del MONDAY, WEDN SDAY and FRIDAY.
stSf. NJ. connecting with The Maryland and Delaware
railroads, and Tor KEhOBOTH BEACH and OCEAN CITY.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
ouu passenger tickets ani bills OF ladng to all points
~ lowest rates Insurance to Norics, Ac.. cent.
Freights received daily pier 81 North River. General
once No i9' Oreenwich st. " L. McCkEADf President.
pERMUDA, ST. THOMAS AND WEST INDIES.-TiIE
lJe.egnnt mai steamer GAMMA Is intended sail for
Bermuda on thursday August 3d. and September l3 maxi
close connection there with royal steamer ST.
Thomas W. his Is now the direct all and pas
senger the West ndes For passage apply to A.
T. OUrERBFIDGE. Agent ~ Broadsav
NTEW ORLEANS DlhECT- THE CkOaWElL H. LINE
IN steamship Hudson, saturday. September AT clock
p d., from pier North River.
Through 6ills OF adng given to Mobile and principal
uns on tho Mississippi RIVER For freight or an
ply TO CLARK 4 SEAMAN. ~ West West Vt.
HALiFAx' n o'nHSa cnsHoa1EIL si / LLiiiiS" LiSr" r
steamship CORrEs will leave pier 10 North River. Fri
dav August 81 p. NJ For freight passage apply
cLABKk 1 SEAMAN. ~ West A.
The New York herald., 1877-08-30
lHIrE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

WHIrE STAR LINE,
w FOR QuEkAsroWN AND LIVLRPoOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
Tbs o tnls line take tEe lane
mended ~ Lieutenant Maury, = going south OF the
Banks the passage to Queenstown AL the rounc
9, r. W.
AUKIslt. September -. 7. ".
bklrANNIC ................. September ~ 10 A. NJ.
From White docks pier - Aorth iver
Rates SALOON. $50 and 500. in gold Return tickets
reasonable terms SteerIge. IS
Saloon stateruoms, snOalng bathrooms placed
smtship where the noise and motion least aofdng
Aaegr Ot camtOft hitherto unattaulabir ut sea-
Inspection aud other Informs apply the
sompauy's office 81 Broadway New YORK.
Il j COkIIS. Agent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-27

psS- Sis .Ystsrsbnrssr 3ts." idreibt :
Bonn @sneral 8oridfow. Der f& bel plsp.
no ausjsi4nsts. eradbIt mon Jolsenots :
Cine 9ranate feel Direct Dor Der S&nauje
ieinss pfsross nieoer, pelaes oarna4
i9nuppsrte. - en-. gyeslena cine @ras
note i9riseu Die Soloaten uno ma&ten
Salt. = Was sebis gu4 on, iaste
@orI9tom. Worid porudrts! SD babe
.inis, Sauisnb Rubsl id6rlider ginfinfte.
elm Saus in 81. petersburg. alio babe Id
stpas, I'm mas es mir lsio isin f6nnte. uno
bod fiisbs ia nidt Dor Dem 6sinoe. absr
pas babt Sbr2 @uBsr Sl6bs babt Sbr
gar ni6ts. Worih porwdrts!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-27

pas- Ysrionsn, bic i4 fd germ .wifens
i4aflidsr" namentli4 auf frezoen Spras
den bsrsenommensr ausoriide %tsoisnen,
smpfisblt elm baus6adnea norooeutides
8latt Den @sbraua Der folsenoen aus Der
Gbsmis bsrs.nommsnsn 8orte:
Observation-Disclosures.
q. Observation-Disclosures,
Yarabrommstaiu Observation-Disclosures,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Observation-Disclosures.
pa
ratolnilenoiamin,
pIamplammoniumoyso
bporat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-27
Sol n q @tex,

3srfbrsh, 8ssstsdsa. nsa alien sflttuen Dstaaus
perben aufs santtlteft besrst
CfNeei Gds ssa Vaaia nHS 5. etrabs
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-27

ssS- gssin Ssrr!" iusts elm alter Rid.
ter 3u einsm iunssn aopotatsu .Sis
wirbsn mobl tbun, einise Gsbsrn aus ben
Sllssln Sbrer ginbiIouns gu plidsn, UNI
F9 ben Sdwan5 Sbres tlrtbsils bamit
ausSul8midsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-27
INIT altenbe 8.

trputert PIC Sttit WI ppNptpett tttyp
bic 9tfunsbeit bee esttss.
e@dnomns Der oeuti@em
9pra6e.
Inter obia,m Sitel psr6ffentli1t elm
post, osHsn Usrie ne6r moblsemeint. aIs
eersimt uno ssfsilt fno, folssnoes trefenos
@eai1t:
Yefanntli4 aiebt es bier 3u Ganb
Yisr, Die i9 Osutihe nennen;
Die ater, ii. wsld' arobe S4an6!
Rein Wort Teuti4 Isien f6nnen.
aud 1T Die sprads gar su i4ls9t
Sie uiel. Deutite flbren;
% lbti4dd" bsibt mon ben Stiefslfne9t
unb .ipelsn- . Budftabiren.
@ie bat Der Soul 10 arg .sstidt"
Die v6infel" laut .getriihen";
Ser Builder" bat oas .8isf" sei9idt;
Wein r5reoop" ii sebn fi4sn.
.Bsn" ruff .nau" Ssn sob" bsr.in,
SD bab' oas ,8rddfdf reobp";
@rib' mir ben .Siddd", bic .gueIein,~
Sie rSOriss" 3isben ~iteoop".
Meiu .Si9annp" III Elm .idmarter" Bub;
Sell" bdtf ih nidt vedipectet";
g III .pIsutp 8oom" in msiner STUB;
CT bot Die Sa4' neglected.
.giidur" bas .Tlauer" 1T .fOrfrsbt";
,Oftobrs', i4 bah in ~r9'isbns";
Ct tauft Die yDrsb for" leine nWdo~;
Cub mir ~isl nau srplene."
sd rslei6s" isben beutidsn SrsunS;
Sinh oas bic san,en Rinosr?
SD babe aufsemadt" msin .Weino";
Oas .Ydpsr" Orudt Der PRINTER.
sd babe sinsn r!adtt,liod",
Wlein vWeId" 1T .peo >eln" gln9en;
Ndb' mir Die Button an Den Rod,
Ser .S1lsbrsio" miro anfansen.
.suppoRnc," bab Der .tuerrp" Wann
SIN Den Senat prro .9'motet",
50 .moten- lie ibn riuit for Sum-;
xSdbt tdr !" oas Sun" ut D9'ioost."
gr 1T Elm riamarter gibnssmann".
GOT i4on Die Bel Ssrun5en"?
gr bot Den .Sihapp" senommen an;
Wsin Pitt" 1T .Rsbs" s%elprunssn.
Der 2ebrer bat idon lang .sebsat@,
Stuff puttsniebr" Dor Neune;
Diss ,Rebs" mid .plieit," melps mir sefdat!
g 1T ,%neiisr" als oas meine.
Ser Sottor bot arsnei .seFrt",
Der .Sideff" mdblt mir Der ~Rretel";
Die rSdrdb" bat bic .Sutbs" ssui1t
Was .miebn" III, 1T niat soel.
Sos .Yropsrtp" ssfdlt mir gut,
Ser &erl bat r2ois Of Wonep";
Sch nidt aufs gis, ss 1T 10 rimao'
@is .Iuiet~ 1T bod Der ~Sonep".
Ser Barber bot mid vssi9sft~,
Sem ,RsbIer" blibt ME Spitga;
Sen .Sdisr" 6at msin SAB sstsbft'
Die .Rsblroo~ bat piel ~Rie9el".
Sf's nun ni9t cine SdaRb unb S9ma&.
98ie man on pislen Orten
Sie liebe ld6ne beuti4e Sprad
9srtsbsrt in Den Woiten g
Spri9 ia" uub vnein~ fir pes" uno mo-,
Siatt ,.tidsa" iose ni4laSen";
1no itatt oes Iuitl9sn .Winoow",
Rannit ou Ia "Gsnitsr" lassn.
4ein .6infsI" manols UNI iofort
SIN ,,0ibner" ooer .,Sennen";
Sem .Yredfdi" tannft nit oeuti4em Bort
Ssin .WorssnsHen" nennen.
S.u Seuti9lanb miirosn piele Ia
Diss Dsutid gar nidt usriteben;
sic odAten .Sn amerita
Wub trauris es ausleben."-
Gin SeutI4sr biit seboren on,
Gin Ssuti1sr Ioait ou bleiben;
Drum lsrne fr6bli4 immer5u
OeutI9 iprsden, Ieien, idreibsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-27

sdr @iaf 0u ni4t bsuts in's Sbsatsr
ssbsn" frosts cine Srau ibrsn Wann,
,Rs ipieI.n Elm nsuss Stud: Die sdntii9s
Srau." =" I'D nsin," iasts Der Nann.
has III cine l1sberissuns. unb i'd bsfb.
bas Original isIbf."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-27
C.. & NV
6 ifenba + n e n.

Die Gbicaaa & Rorth. sBeteru GiIeabatn
s~sreuist untsr elmer 9sitaus ts srsssu gtr.ubabn etnIcD
es Wet ms uue Rorenetsns, uni IA. NIT ibrsa ,aA-
ret6tn 3retsbaensn ans Geunttrieutn, bic farieft aut u.
meta, ssise0nIn. BEN nSrslidbe weidisan, miaas.
toto. 20 a, Wsbrdsta 0aiifornien ane su peatp
den Ierrftorten. Shrt
CmIba & California einie
In st. tar,tae uns bette Nsutt ,pif4sH 0bieaso uaS sHks
guatisH I'm nSrtiid,eu Sninois, 5owa, Eafosa4.
li,n. Str
Chicago. ct. paul & Rinneapolis etnie
10 bic TARGET, sinit ,rifa,n Gbieaso uns aasa psuaa
i'm norsild, n aStseonhn une MinnsfSta uas aaA
len punitsn I'm srUsen RUrrw. fen. Spft
9a9roRe. gSinona & ct. Better einie
III sis bette acuts sriiSsn ebieaso anb eaGroHe, ~
mona, Rodbsfer. Snatonnd. Waneafr, at. Vetss.
Mem lim. uas aasn punitsn TN fasliSea aas nsstsss
Itinatfpta. Sore
Green Bah & Narquette einie
u bic en,tsas Geat. i~tfd.n Gbieass u. SanesesaS
srssn Sae, Ssssnaoa. TsSsaan.s. S@esr"sstss.
Ssusbt0n. danced uns sa safe Supsrisr ssnseSs
Sreepsrt& Dubuque 9inie
u bic stnsis, eiuis ,~iitsn Gbieass uns 9Ists, I'D.
FORE. Srsspsrt, uas aasu puaiita' sis 5rssYsr2. 3ts
Gbieaso & Wiliuaufee einie
N BITE aIts eais Stsrt sieuts. ans Ia bic aneintss ppff0en
9bieasc u Go naSn, eefe Fsref, 6isblan6 psvk
1Saufssan, Ractne, 3enoiba uns Wef,wsafes.
Nulman NaIaft Salpns Wasea
btanetn I'D af ansa Dur&iissa sitltr Sasn.
Dttiss IL De sinJise einie, auf wslter I'D stds Uae-
gene betnetn ,rit4tn &hisass une st. PAUL uas wetaneo.
pslis. ahsass aas Ntlpaufts. 9pisass uae Dtacna, ~
cage uue 9rttn 8as.
Ger aus gerbineunssu perstn stma4t In gtieass ma Se
Rate Shore u. D,t6isan Seutbern, Ht&isan Gsnfrai. 6sL
itmert \. Sbtc. ptttseurs, il. Dapat uns Gtkass, eaxfs-
Tee 9t-tt une pan /. paxele &suts. mad alsu panftea CO
ue Sneeff. uue NIT Der Gttease une dlten uue SaiuptS
Central mad dltn punittn i'm Saesu.
@euaat gtrttneuns III aud terssheQt NIT Der ttnipn %
etfe U. U. tn Omaha. mad allen puaiteu TN furea Heaea.
8enaut Verbineung an ben Sunftiens nj
3iaen. irelte bic Sabn freu3su.
Iidsts ubsr eieit einis ptrssa ssn aatn asuyss : GhkS
aasnttu In Zen Der. 81. uni CANADA s~trfant.
Grdset mad dtttis pa Der 9heaee v. Rerttuthxr1 e.
itneahn uHe Hehmet tetHt anetrn.
Rem Bort ONCE. 70. AIS S~rsasras; Seton OHRc, H.
5 State Strast; Omaha Safet. 245 garnban Gratis
gan 6rauetssp Stfes f2t Ntpntssmtrs Suasti Gtkass
3tfet. Stfets, 81 9larf Str.. uutsr BEN SbermaR>5anky
IS canal, Gde Naeii5n Str. Gtnjtt Srass Depot. Cd
10. Ktnitt Z. canal Strait; gpeas Strass Dpet. Cd
gDtas u. xiniit Ctr.
Uesen Staten cher Sn- srmatirn. rtl&s TOR nt6t ysu -
rn ssialassHtsn beirmmtu lsant, ptnset ru6 an
q. s. Slsuuett, 2Garpiu SnSlttf,
9snl yaa. assnt. GsisasS. Stn'i Ias'r. SskaN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-27
Alte uno tteue Welt,

latte nno tene Welt,
oas aftsfe, psr6rsit,tfs uuS befe fluff ire
aataofifis Samifi n6fdtt sur guisrhaftuus
und Ssfs6runa.
SGbrliS Is Ssfts in 40 reid iqufrirt.
greis 20 Gents per Seft.
9aSu cine pra9tboae Uratis : Pramie
in fsinIsm Odfarbsnbruds
rOie beilise Tamilie"
nod sinsm OsIssmaIee ess trefai6sn 8inflsrs
W. y. DeItpanesn. - Auf rem S6olbs Der
alerlsliaffsn 3ungfrau rubt has aSrlihe 8inr,
in Der 2sttsn bAs gSrbilr fsintr es,een, elm
5ol,frsus; 3u isinsn 6uBsn fnitt in tinplih an.
edbttssr Salpisuna Der flttne Scbnnnss, nab.
reup en bsilise Ndbrpater, auf iriu Wsrt;sus
stnuBt, rsrflartsn Sl,dss ris aussrpdb te S,ruspt
bspuncsrt. las au fblait 1T IA 3Va bod u.
IL 3oa in ees trsite.
Die Ilte urs ncue Welt IN tur6 bic
ansrtenntcpfen 3ui6riftsn Der botrui tsn Si-
ihSfe uno bic belObeasen WoIie or. psilisftit
plus IX. aasssjsi1nst pprpen.
sic Sdblt unter allen tatbo.
iii den 3eiti4riften Der Weltbie
meifen Nbonneuttn. Oies 1T
Der sIdu3enbf e Sepeis fir ibrs
VoItStbiimIidteit.
Die t.ribmteRea S&riftf.asr uns aan1lsr
ino NIT prr Rsbafrion ttmitt, In bic gunif ets
tatbeliidsn publtfums tn NOD bSbsrtm Raase
~ trperbsn.
gu baisbsn BET ben gsrlsaun. iopis ausn
ga&baueIunssn une 3situnssassnttn.
xbdttse Msenten sefuat
fur bic
Ate nuo usue 2Seft;
Noma. bic Dominate sss drihIi&sn unb bris-
nii8en &oms. Gin prattpsrf
In 20 9isferunssu a 40 Gents, nit
Gratis . Yramis .gRaria bon ben
Gnseln';
SufnSer, 9ebeu Seiu. in Is 9isftrunssn a
20 Cts, nil Gratis prdmis ,aufers
febung";
NolfuS S SraueIe, @laattns c. Sittsn-
Isbrs Der fatboIil@sn 8ir@s IS 9iefer.
Jung n a 20 Gents;
Blum, eebsn plus TX. grsis $500.
Nan pentt I'D an
BENZIGER BROTHERS,
New York, Cincinnati & st. Louie.
Oct. 30.-Io. 80. !. a. ID.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-04-27

time since, and came near amputating
his hand. He hopes however by care
full treatment to save the hand and
make it serviceable in due time.
Charles Buchanan, son of Hon. Peter
Buchanan, dislOcated or sprained his
ankle seriously. 1t occurred while de-
scending il flight of stairs in the barn
where he Mas at work. 1t is hoped
that he will be able to throw away his
crutches soon.
The first term of the district school
for the school year OF 1877-7S, COM
menced Oh Monday of the present week,
under the tuition of Mis-. Geo. o. Dimick,
an experienced teacher. The assembled
wisdom of the district at the annual
school meeting, decided that the youth
of this ''burgh'' ought to have the bene-
fit of three terms of school this year
III lieu of two, as arranged last year,
and so have taken time by the fOrelock
in the matter.
G.. H. Manchester has commenced
retitting the ell part of his house, with
an addition thereto, and a new barn
upon the premises.
John Cushing, who has formerly lived
in Monroe, n. H., has built him a new
house this spring on the Ryegate road,
leading past the cemetery, in the out
skirts of the village.
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Danville.


Mr.. Chas. Russell at West Danville
has sold his grist mill and dwelling
house, to H. E. Fletcher of st. Johns
bury. Immediate possession given
Mr.. Russell will move into his house
across the bridge.
Mr.. n. c. B. Haviland, our school
superintendent, employs Miss Mary c.
Batchelder to attend to the examina-
ton of teachers, next Saturday. Mr.
Haviland is at Burlington studying
medicine.
The season is about three weeks in
advance of previous years. Our people
are making their gardens and planting
potatoes, etc. Something unpreceden-
ted ut this season.
The North Star finds a remarkable
record of longevity in the family of Mr.
Jas. Kelsey, who settled in Danvile,
in 1889, and died in 1845, at the age OF
70 years. The following named chill
dren We're born at the old homestead in
North Danville, and are now living
Harvey Kelsey, aged 864 years James,
044; John 49,; Robert, 754 Hiram,
"a; Sally, y; Hugh, "a. Aggregate
years, 536; average age, 76t years.
The members of this family, with two
exceptions, are now all in very good
health.
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Ea st Hardwick


c. NJ. Bailey evidently thinks there
is money to be made in raising pork.
He has kept the past winter l0 shOats.
Cornelius Cole, who lives on the b.
n. Davis place, is taking down the barn
on his Pope place, and will use the
lumber in large barn on his home
farm. Mr.. c. has one Of the largest
farms in town. He keeps this season
81 COWS, and still wants more. cows to
make him happy.
Mrs. Keller has returned to town,
and will resume dress making at hel
old place.
Rev. Mr.. Baker gave an interesting
lecture last Tuesday evening, to the
high school. Subject, 1.-The Students
blind search"
G. A. Belmont, of Bartlett, n. H., ha,
moved to town and rented a part of H
! Deford's house.
In the deaths of Mr.. Sewell and Mr.
Philbrook, which occurred last week
the town lost two of its oldest citizens
a. j. Stevens has decided to move tc
Michigan and go into business with hi,
brother-in-law and will sell his per.
sonal property ut auction next Satur-
day.
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Brakeman Killed

Joseph Miles of Lyndon Centre, %
years old, was caught between the bun
tiers of two freight cars at Barton, Mon
day morning, and so terribly injured
that he survived but IA short time. He
went on to the road about week ago.
and had been constantly cautioned by
the conductors about the danger of
coupling cars, SO the Monitor reports.
Stacking cars is dangerous work.
ANOTHER MAN KILLED.-Frank Hol-
than, brakeman on the Passumpsic
road, was killed at Newport, Wednes-
day morning, while Stacking cars. He
was from Sutton, where he has father
living. His brother is conductor on
the PassumpSic road.
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WATERFOWL Union Live Stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday, Apr. "a. 1877.
MARKET BEEF--A few choice 90 a IS IS; extra
IS 90 a 2 so first quality 81 O0a7 IS; second quail
ity Sc 90 81 third quality IS a IS IS
STORE CATTLE-WOrking Oxen and Steers per
pair, 500, 800 Sl25 $50 S175 81 p.
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-s25 a S45 extra $50 a
s7J. FarrOw Cows SIS a $50.
YEALINGs-slO 90 a $50; years old SIS $50;
three years old S25 $40.
WESTERN FAT SwINE-live, Il DC per lb. Store
Pigs Wholesale GA OOc per lb; retail, C
per lb.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-In lots, s. 90 30 co.
50 50 50 90, 81 IS, "a 90 per head extra "a so a
81 80 per head. or ) 7Ac per lib.
Sheared Sheep. 0 a 00c per Id.
Lambs, SC per ID.
Veal Calves,5 c a &c.
Brighton Hides,O a 81 per III.
Country Hides, a 64c per lib.
Brighton TalOw. Ga cper lib.
Country TalOw, ) a 81 per Id.
Calf Skins 10 l2c per Id.
Pets, 81 p a 10
Lamb Pelts 90 c.
n. l.. Beef1ChOice grade includes nothing but
stallfed 100 To 14O0 lbs. Bullocks Extra and first
quality includes the best large, fat Second
and third quality includes Oxen and two and three
years old Steers.
Sheep-EXtra includes COssets. and when those
of inferior quality are thrown ont.