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The New York herald., 1877-11-02
TROTTING POSTPONED.

The fall irotting meeting AZ White Plains Driving
Park, New York, was to begin yesterday with two
trots for 24O and free for all classes, but post
poned until to-day account OF the track not being
condition.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov ], 1877.
Tho Cambridge Nnd.) Trotting Association have
abandoned their trottlng meeting published for the
ensuing week, on account of insufficient entries.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02

prayer BY tho Rev. Mr.. Tunison Rev. DR.. Hunsh de-
livered an address the methods by which the cause
OF temperance can be effectively promoted, and dwct
especially on the strict observance OF the Sabbath
Rev. w H. Boale addressed the Convention on the
vital Importance OF prayer and saving grace in the
reformation OF drunkards. The closing session was
hold in the evening.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02

rua Of Prescott Ont in three straight heats, Dick
Moore OF Boston, second; Frank Munson. OF Adams.
Mass, third; Edward, Of Montreal, fourth. Timo,
The race in the 26 class was completed because
OF darxncss Barney Kelly took two heats and Ripley
and Vulcan one heat each.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
RACING IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. !, 1877
On the Fashion Course to-day tho handicap steeple-
chase was won by Jack Frost. The and quarter
mile fiat race heats was won by Aerolitc. In the
scurry steepiechase Baronet won. There were ten
starters each race.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
NARRAGANSETT PARK RACES.

PRoyiDEScE, Nov /, 1877.
AT Narragansctt PARK to-day the race In the 2 "a
class was won by Wild Lily. Boston Driver, OF New
York, second. Time, 2:2s-2:2e -2:27 7h-226h.
Tho race in the 2:30 class was won by Hiram Wood.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
HORSES FOR JEROME PARK.

BALTIMORE, Nov. /, 1871
Coronet, Deadhcad and Fredercktown leave hero
tonight the first certainly and the last probably
day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19
Boston Produce Market.

MONDAY. December 18th. 1877.
POTATOEs-The market has been well supplied will
potatoes, and prices without Improvement sales
Jackson and Rose have been made 560c u bushel and
very little Northern stock Will command S. cents.
HAY AND SrRAW-No higher prices can he obtained
for hay. The supply IL about equal the demand
sales Of choice Eastern and Northern ss@lg n ton
Of any slles at SO Fine and medium grades range
a. sill R ton. Choice rye straw IA in steady demand
sl5Gl6 u ton.
FLOUR-The market for -four remains "a dull az pre-
viOusy mott ed, but there easing of prices
count OF the high cost The trade purchase only
wants and good and choice brands Of Michigan and lnd
ana are seng ut 81 5Oen7 Illinois at s650617 So and st
Lons at sf506t8 n barrel Patent Wisconsin and Mime
sofa brands range at sGs.35 n barrel.
CHEEsE-Saes Of choice Northern and Western factory
have been m e NJ s2t 3c, and few fancy lots brought
l3 hut ~ the close buyers not disposed to
ljc for the best lots to sell again Some holders have hn
September and early october stock which they will sell
wond not 'lze over l3c Fair TO good grades selling
at lU6s2 cents
EGGS-Therels scarcity Of fresh and lots that
guaranteed sell fast enough Mt pc % dozen. but
the receipts stale aud hard to sell at 225c COun-
try shppers make mistake In holding back for
length time IA the trade here particular and all
will have fresh Western Offering at
lie " dozen is the highest range we can give.
BUrrER-fhe demand continues very light, and
passing the ncy grades prices Just ahont what buyer
willing to The bulk Of the sales been lsGf
23c fl N straight lots New York and Vermont
occasional choice dairy at 2c Fine II lots stilhco-
mand ia sc aud cretmeres aOac but these grades have
almost entirely disappeared from the market. Sales OF
common to good Western have been made at OGl1c t NJ
and there large supply Of this kind here which holders
do not know what to do with.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19
A Gentle Hint.

In our style OF climate, with IL sudden changes
perature-rnn wind and sunshine often intemlngled In
single day Is no wonder that children, friends and
relatives frequently taken from rs by neglected colds
half the deaths resulting directly from This bottle
Of Boschee's German Syrup, kept about your hom
for Immediate use will prevent serious sickness larry
doctors BILL and perhaps DEATH by the Of three
doses. For curing Consumption IIemorrhages Pneumonia.
Severe Coughs, Group, any Disease Of the Throat
Lungs its success Is simply wonderful your druggist vii
tell you. German Syrup IA now sold in every town am
village on this continent Sample bottles for trial 10
regular Size IS cents. For sale by FRANK II. BAsCoM
Druggist, Agent for MONTPELIER Vt s5-M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19
The
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19

PROBATE CouRr.--The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District of
Washington during the three weeks ending De
ccnlber 18th, 1877 November 27th-R Rufus Sever
ince's and Daniel SINNERS estateG, commission.
ems reports returned November 2Sth-H II. Ma
hurons estate, application for license to sell real
estate referred To December 2lst. December lst-
Hubbard Hills estate, trustee account settlement
adjourned to December 18th December lth-.I.
q Davis estate, commissioners report returned ,
Nathan Dodge's estate, administration account
allowed December 5th-Allen Martins estate
Newton Martin, administrator and John Wheaton
md David Smith, appraisers and commissioners
John HuntingtOn's estate, commissioners report
returned. December 7th-Julius Smalley's estate
commissioners report returned December sth--
Della Benson's estate, A. L. Benson, admnstra-
TOR. December l0th-William o. Lilley's estate
I. S. Dwnell, administrator, and Abdiel Kent and
James Kelso, appraisers and commissioners. de-
eember ii,h-J h Noreross' estate, application
for license To sell real estate referred 10 December
18th; W. $ Woodbury's guardianship, guardian
account allowed December i2lh-Abiiah Bemis
estate, commissioners report returned; Anna X
Shedon's estate, trustee account allowed. De-
ember lhh-Aura s. Clark's estate, commission
ers report returned, and administration account
referred 70 January 9Th. December lith-Mary
l. Curtis estate, license to sell personal estate
granted Mary NJ french's and Fred H. Horr's
nardianships guardian accounts allowed DE
renber l5th-llubbard Hills estate, trustee ac-
count allowed Roswell Ayers guardianship
guardian account allowed. December l7th--Alex
SomeUilles estate, W. j. Someryille and G. W
huxley, administrators, and Seth Boy and ] p
boyee, appraisers and commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19
Weekk Markefs.
Cattle Market.

At Cambridge and Rrshton fcr the week ending uesda,
December 18th, 1877.
AMOUNT OF STOCK MARKET.
Cattle. ShseD Shofes Hogs Caipes.
This week .....,.... 3,l35 1884 900 $40 %
Last Last week 49,. s9l3 sssS Ooo s.47 90
PRlogs-Bel cauie-Eytra fat and heavy premium oxen
eIlhefs2j; INST quality, s67h75O; second quality 81 Oi
G65O; thrt qualify S. 0O550 X LOO MS on total weigh
Of hide. taow and dressed beef. choice single pers
ss.5Oef0Oi Bulls. ETC.. st7SF1OO.
Working Ora--SlO0nl7S q natr, according IN thai
value as beef. Handy steers s756ll20.
htich Cons-far quality, s251i5; extra good sSO6t75
with or without calves. may farrow and or
dnary, sl2m2s; yearings sl0OaM2OOp: two-yearsolds
slbOOd2siD; three -years-olds. s25O061l2O0
Sheep and Ldnpbs Common, 30l4ic; extra 565L,c y n
on live weight. Spring lambs. O061t0c
Fat Hogs-5hc h pound.
Hides-Brigitnn 1kflsc; country lots 7171<c ~ NJ
Cai skins, leetllc Itilow 5000 n 10; Country S1Oc
" ID. Pelts with wool on. 75cesl each.
REMARKs,Th supply runs even at the cattle yards
from tie North. there being nearly ll00 head hut trade
not particularly active Heavy cattle In fair sunplv.
Butchers cautious about buying, beef will hard
the last of the week In the ctv j. b. Crooks sold ten
average 1850 bs. ut 5c u 10 live; c. Leavt Son sold
y steers. average 30 Ms at $50 d cw; H. C. Tower sold
nve cows TO dress GOO rs each Vt &c. dressed weight r.
COurser sold two gross weight 37l0 MS at 7sc q H.
dressed weight sheep move slow at decline We 3 ~
smith Dodge sold lO sheen at 4c; D. b. Gordon sold 222
sheep average 80 bs, at &c; H. NJ Crohurst sold % sheep
5tsc a mound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19

BARRE.-At the annual meeting of Granite
Lodge No. 30 Free and Accepted Masons, held
December 18th, the following officers were elected
for the year ensuing Worshipfu Master g. W.
Tilden senior warden, j II. Jackson junior war
den, l.. j. Mack treasurer, f.. L. Smith secre-
tary, f. D. Sabn; senior deacon, Austin W
Jones; junior deacon John NJ Jackman; senior
steward H. o. Hatch junior steward, C. H. An
drews; marshall, Eli Holden; chaplin, Rev James
Vincent; tyler, Eli 7. Rice; trustees, J. NJ Perry
W. T. Whitcomb, Eli Holden. Regular communi-
cation, on or before full moon, each month.
The place to buy goods is at Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Bradford's. Five papers of pins for ten cents,
Bergmanns worsteds for sixteen cents per ounce,
four sheets embossed pictures for fifty cents, ten
sheets for 500; and other goods accordingly
cheap Special bargains ON hats and bonnets.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19

RARE treat will be the entertainment TO be
given at Village Hall by Professor Cecil Christ
mas night Professor Cecil has had great sue
cess in exposing the trickery of modern Spiritual
ism, and his entertainments have been attended
by crowds of delighted and mystifed people
wherever he has been. The Albany (N. " Jour
nal Of October 22d, in speaking of him, says. A
large and appreciatiye audience assembled at
rwedde Hall last evening, and enjoyed the very
interesting entertainment furnished by Professor
Cecil and his brother, in their expose of Spirit
Ialism. All the most difficult feats of the most
noted mediums were performed with II celebrity
md skill unsurpassed, and afterwards fully ex-
planned. The secrets OF the cabinet we're revealed,
spirits Of noted personages were brought from the
'pirit world and held converse with the clever
performers The rope tying feat of the Dayen-
orts' was performed with marvellous skill and
npidity, and in fact about everything that has
been attempted by Spiritualistic mediums was
svenand explained to the audience" Secure YOU
'eats early at Phinney's book store. Admission
twenty-five thirty-hye aud fifty cents,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19

The COMING GAUGE,-A Windham county cor
respondent of the Springfield Republican says:
Although the friends Of the much-agitated Brat
teboro 4 Whitehall railroad project do not yet
admit that they are blocked In 1t, there is very
little expectation among outsiders that 1t can be
built There are even signs that its friends are
giving up the fight Mr. B. D. Harris, of Brattle-
blro, has printed an open letter to j L. Martin, of
Londonderry, proposing narrow gauge railroad
up the West river valley to Jamaica, Londonderry
or Weston on the plan of the newly completed
Billerica & Bedford, Mass, road-the pioneer
two-feet gauge railway in this country. Mr.
Harris has been on 10 note the workings of the
new road, and reports it admirably adapted to its
purpose. 1t hauls passenger trains up a one hun
bred and fiftyeight feet grade and around twelve,
fifteen and eighteen degree curves without abat-
ing speed of twenty miles an hour; the Massa-
chusetts road is eight and one-hal miles long and
cost sixty thousand dollars, and Mr. Harris be-
lieyes that similar road can be built and paid
for in the West river valley Mr. Martin, OF Lon
donderry, responds to MI Iiauiss suggestion by
heartily fayoring the new railroad project, and it
looks AZ II the new wal was opened
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19
Obituaries.

Hos. Ira RICHARDSON. Mad River Valley loses
its foremost citizen in the death Of Hon Ira Rcl-
ardson, which occurred Suddenly of heart disease,
while riding IN his carriage IN Monday last.
Judge Richardson was at the time of his death
Il state senator from this county, but was Obliged
to be absent during the greater portion OF last
session. owing to the disease OF which he died'
ana from winch ne had been sufferer Tor NOR
imam hlteen years. lie had twice represented hls
town IN the legislature held the position o assist
ant Judge of the county cont for two terms and
held town offices almost constantly for the pas'
tnirty years Judge Richardson had always ueeh
m active and successful business man and had
the coincidence OF all Ills age was siXty-Ohe years
ne was prominent member "i the METHODIST
cn"Ieh anu was trustee OF the seminary mere
BESIDES widow he leaves hve sons Pl' Oh whom
are married Ills loss VIII he severely ietthrongh-
oue Tue community.
JONI GRAY.-Mr. John Gray, OF this village,
died December llth, aged nnety-one years, four
months and six days. Mr.. Gray was born in New
Bedford. Mass August Sth, 1886. Ills fathers
name was John Gray his mothers Mary Gray.
The family moved from New Bedford to Mont
pelier in October, 1874, when the deceased, then
John Gray, Ir., was eight years of age the
August before, The family Of John Gray, senior
consisted of four boys and five girls, of whom
John Gray, Jr, was the seventh child. Two OF his
sisters were younger than he. John Cray senior
soon after his arrival in Montpelier, purchased
lot of wild land near Calais line, little west OF
North Montpelier, which, with the aid of his sons
he cleared, and on which he made home for his
family, and where he lived until his death, De-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19

MAsoNIC.-A district meeting of all the lodges
in Washington county will be held nj Masonic
Hall, Montpelier, on Friday, Dec 18th, 1877, com
mencng at two o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF
comparing and exemplifying the work and lectures
as adopted and recognized by our Grand Lodge
The Grand Master, Grand Secretary Grand Lee
turer, District Deputy Grand Master, and other
officers of the Grand Lodge will be present.
full representation Of all the lodges in the county
is urgently requested.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19


In Probate Court, held Montpelier, Ia said District.
the 18Th day of December, A. ID. ISL
Sarah CLARK execntN Of the last will and
Aura Clark late OF Cabot la said District deceased pre
her administration account tur examination and allow
ance and makes application Tor decree OF distribution amt
partition NJ the estate said deceased, whecupon,
eird by said Court that said and said application
be referred Ia session thereof Ia he I'D At the Probate OF
ice In Montpelier. the sh day Of January, A. D. ISIS
hearing decision thereon AMT Il further oriers
that notice hereof be given all persons Interested, by pub
lcaon the the. weeks successfully the Yer
mont Waterman * state journal, newspaper pubshesi
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hearing
that they appear said time and place, and show
cause, II they have why said account should
he above such decree made BY the
il-l6 y. A. CHASE. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19

ruE store of W T.. Adams, opposite the Court
House. is well filled with holiday goods They
viii be sold ut II reduced price during the holiday
'easor. Buyers in his line of goods will find it to
heir advantage to examine his stock before pur-
hasing elsewhere. lie has the largest stock OF
aides, misses and cldren's furs in Montpelier,
md has, also few sets left of his celebrated YER
mont mink, which are included in this reduction
prices Ia this class the fit, five dollar, fifty
lollar and forty-fye dollar sets-muif, boa or
;ollar-will be reduced ten dollars, eight dollars
md six dollars per set. The forty-two dollar,
orty dollar, thirty eight dollar, thirty five dollar
md thhty-three dollar sets will be reduced five
dollars, four dollars and three dollars per set
These are our own state mink and are the finest
in quality in the United States, are his own make
md are warranted. Seal muiis reduced to ten
dollars each in the better grades equally as
arge reduction will be given on the muii and
boa otter sets reduced 10 twenty five dollars,
thirty dollars and thirty five dollars per set-muif
md boa Children's sets, seyenty-iye cents and
upwards Chdren's fur caps, from fifty cents u
one dollar His cheaper furs, Tor ladies and
misses, are reduced in the same proportion, But
lalo robes lined and unlined coon and buffalo
coats, Hudson Bay and Japanese wolf robe.
are also included in the sale. large line oil
undershirts and drawers mems, boys and chill
drens overcoats can be found In his store To-
gether with his extensive stock of furnishing
goods containing the finest assortment Of ladies
and gents silk handkerchiefs In Montpelier
ladies' kid mittens, otter fur trimmed, and all
Sinds Of mems and boys gloves, ties muiiiers
etc, etc. This is rare chance to purchase some
eAu, llent bargains. Mi Adams, Wishing ~ educ,
his stock IA much rs possible before January LIST
offers the above Inducements ~ customers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19
Weekly News Summary.


lhf President expects I" celebrate his silver
hhSrochf mas pau eio''i' ior woll' iox ana
WILDCAT scaips tue past year
WILD geese are such pest in Colusa, Cal,
that the farmers are poisoning them'
A RELIGIOUS revival, with meetings every even
ing, has lasted four years in Columbia, Ky.
Mn BowLrs' condition is more bopeful He
takes more nourshment and seems less weak
GREAT distress prevails along the vestern
shores of Newfoundland the herring and cod
6sberies having f,il.d
Tpr defunct p,ter.on IN N Fire Insurance
Comnanv has liabilities amounting IN si5o 600
aud.the asset. are s65 ooo
p.......,. h.. .,..,., -
10 ooo hove .i,ned tho ,,ad,e A., ,ha,,, IN ooo
signatures have toen obtoincd
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49, ','N' q. N'" i''" '"''"'e'P''" ""
i"hL'H Vi Tue p"'''"'o'e i'''.o'u Ho'erS were
'''', wee" Seu'en''u ~ FLA "'o"'nS ''p'',""i'e"'
anu " "''''''' VI "'' """''''s ''"e ''''
MOODY AND SANkEf are conducting Il two
"eeNs re.Na III iroN'uenVe, WINE siaJor ""''''e
""' VT "'''""'""" "'o '"o'''"s !" i'''s'"o"'"'
UNION men and soldiers at Chattanooga Tenn ,
are contributing money to repair the damage re-
Gently done by unknown vandals to the confeder-
ate monument
THE Homestead Fire Insurance Company, of
WATERFOWL, n ~ mas been ordered to close up
Its AFFAIRS, on account OF a heavy impairment oil
Its capital stock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19
IL Has Stond the Test.

" you doubt the wonderful Of shiIoh's Con
sumption Cure, give II trial. then II you are not per
fectly satisfied return the bottle and will refund H.
price paid II has established the fact that Consumptoi
can be cured, while for Coughs IIoarseness Asthmp
whoopng Cough and all Lung Throat Troubles there
nothing like It for quick and positive curei and seldom
fails. Ten cents, fty cents and dollar per bottle.
Lungs sore Chest Back lame use shiloh,
Porous Plssters. Price, twenty cents. sold b,
FRANK II. BASCOM.
DIR. shiloh's system vitalizer Is no doubt the
successful cure for Dyspepsia md Liver Complaint
have ever known, otherwise could guarantee IT,
cases OF Consumption where General Debility Loss Of Ar
petite and Constipation exist will restore and regula
the systen while shilohs Cure aays the inflammation
and heals the lungs Price seventy five cents. Sold b.
FRANK u. BASCOM.
Hackmetaok. rich and fragrant perfume. Sold b.
FRANK II. BAsCoM. Montpelier. Vermont. Eisewher
by dealers generally. si-as-eow
The Teeth of Dyspeptics.
Acdity Of the stomach will destroy the strongest teeth
unless It, effects he counteractel with Sozodont The pur
vegetable nnincId and dnfcctan dental sur
faces by removing every mpuy that adheres them
preventing the formation Of tartar.
wretched mstskel Not to buy spaldng'- Glue
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19
EZRA p. nENEpISI,s ESTATE.

In Probate Court held Washington IN aud Tor said
District, the 18Th daN OF December, A. ID. ls17
Quincy o. Calef Administrator OF lie estate OF Ezra u.
Benelict late Washington. In said District deceased
makes application SAID Court license sell all the
he ii estate said deceased To Wit All the
which said Ezra u. BENEDICT di seized and posssssed
IN said Washington, known as the Q o. Calef farm repre-
senilng that the sale l. necessary Tor the payment
debts and expenses Of administration Wherenpon, Il
ordered by sad Court that said Application be referred Ia
session thereof to he held H. A. Whites Office In salt
asingiun the luth day of Jannary A. ID, ISIS TOT
hearing decision thereon; aud II Is further ordered
that I'll persons tcps he modified hereof by publication
notice OF sat Application NJ nrlef thereon three weeks
successfully tile Vermont Waterman state Journal
neWspauer Published ~ Montpelier and which crculaes
In the eghb0rhOod those Interested before said
hearing that they aupe said time and place ana
II they cause, object thereto.
Hy the Cuurt.-Attest
ll-l6 CHESTER nlCKEY, Register,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-19

NoRrHFlELD F. S. Kimbal a drover, recently
lost wallet containing over one thousand dol
lars. 1t was found and returned to him-the
finder refusing any reward. Rev. F. w. Bart
lett, late Of Towanda, Penn, has accepted the
call of St Mary's Church, Mortified, and will
begin his duties AS rector December Odd. -. A
horse sold several times in Mortified, the
other day; once for knife, at another time for
fifty cents, and again for two pounds Of sugar