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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
% 90 LOT.

- 90 LOT
Ous Lsdies' Open Guard Chain.
One Ladies' Mech Cham and Uross.
One b>autiful Locket, engraved.
Ops pair band Brscelsts.
Ops uent's twist link Vest Chain ana onafm'
One pair ONYX sleeve Duttoas.
Oue sst lD Ouyx shirt Studs.
Ons new improved Collar Button.
Ons sxtrs cut Osmeo bsAl Ring.
one Arizona solitaire btud.
one eel .methyst OF Topaz Pin aed kar Drops
One Lsdies' chemise Sutton.
one plain Ring. STAMPED IL X.
% 90 LOT.
One Ladles' 0pera Chain, with Aide and
tassei. (frtail price tsl.
~One Gents heavy watch Chains Win oofp
charm. tKetall price -
Ons Ladies' hsavy long Neck Chain.
Ons elegant chased Miniature Loekst TOT
above.
one eel Cameo Medallion Pin and Far Drops.
One pair ~ heavy band Bracelets.
One Genl's Solitaire diamond stud.
One 0snt's Cluster DiAnond Pin.
One palr Amethyst or Onyx sleeve butions'
One 81 (sl Stnds 10 match the above.
One elegant heavy set Cameo Seai King.
One masAiys band or Wedding Ring.
Upe new patent" Collar Button.
One Iadic y Chemlse Button.
one Ametn, st or Topaz III x, extn nnisn.
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LOST.

A GOLD QUARTZ SLEEVE burr0N
"A vas lost q The couelnsion OF The. lets
Phone Fair. Tbs hinder vii b. suitably ~
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

6o-oEnT LOT.
Oss Gents Watch Chain. retail pries.....ei %
One pair Kngravsd Sissse Buttons. retail =
cns stone-set Scarf Pin. retail prics..... 1s
One sci CO. spiral shirt studs. rs<aii price 70
On. improved shaps Collar Button. retail -
price ....................... ~
One heavy plain Welding Ring. rvtai
price. ......................... ASs
TOTAL tAl..................... ......... ........ w
For 80 esnts We vill ssnd sbove six articles.
~ 90 LOT.
One pair sleeve Buttons. stoae setting.
Que set (n spiral shirt Studs.
One heavs band Hnsasemsnt Ring.
One set ca Engrsved Bracelets.
Ops Lad,cs' isns Guard or Neck CHAIN
One kngravcd Miniature Lockst. for above.
ore 'tent's heavy. link watch Chan.
One Lsks 0sorrs Disnsoad stud.
"a 90 LOT.
One ladies' Neck Chain and Charm.
One Ladies' heavy ouArd Chain for Wsach.
Oas set Pin and lar Rihgs, Amethyst.
Ops estrz nne Miniature L0cket.
Ose Cameo seal kirg.
One vsry heavy Wedding oe Engaeement Ring.
Oa- Gent's heavy wateh Chain with Charm.
Ose lake George Cluster Pin.
ons pair C3l heavy band Brsesiess-
The retail price Of the articles 10 sssh sanpi
ash sr the loo: for example, our ~ lot rttsis 10
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NOTICE.

AL psssoSs HAVING AccouSTs AZ (, 81
vii pissss psessni thslr bile u oar one, within
Cola HIN, New, Doc. 10. is1f. deloid
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIRGINIA & TRUCKER B. B.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Oh
PASSENGER TRAiNs.

Through Passeussr Train for Ssn franclsco
leaves virginia daily at Q r. =. and Gold Hill q
6:i3p n. On MONDAYS. wKvNESDAfb aud
FRIDAYS connects with lightning kxpress
having Reno at . ?. arriving ~ Ban fran
cisco via Vallejo 81 ll:i0 A. y. on following DAY
On TUESDAYS. THuRsDAYS. rATURDAfs
and sUSDArs conneets only with Overland
Ps<senssr leaving Reno 81 ~ % a. aniving
Al san Frsneisoo via stockton at b:s5 4.
SLEEPING CAR leaves Cafron for Nan fnn.
cisco via vall-jo on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. 81 T:s5 r. u. Returning. leaves Ban
Francisoo fcr Carson via Vallejo on Taesdays,
Thursdays and Saturday., attr.n.
n. ". YkkIN0r0S. 0en1 Supt.
X MIN, Uen1 Ticket Agent. oc0u
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CENo 60. 10 O. r. R0wkLL q 90
- Nsv Yorh. fos Pamphlet. of loo paees. eoa
tSinine lisAs of aee usvpspsrs. and essin.sss
shovisG 60 q ssvsusins nj"
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Eissan, xrERscHAux PIPES and cIoAi,
HOLDERS. 4 Full As.oIimsnt OF frrneh
BRfEa PIPES, PLAYING CARDS,
PERPUMEnIEs, CUTLERY, Rtc.
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VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
onrM'oAl LAsoRAroRY.

ToRNEHLY NELrgR AND RErNIR,
= and lsts Bspssvisins Aasaysr of the United
etatss Mint. BAn yfancisco.
Tor fuller advertisements. 80 Virginia Even.
ing Chronicls Or ssnd for circular. ION
, 1877-12-15

LIEUT.. THELLER's REM,Iys. -RIr. JOHN
Picard, the coffin maker, has returned from
White Bird Canyon, Idaho territory, whittier
he went tor the purpose Of recovering the re-
mains OF Lieut.. Theller, an officer who fell in
one of the first engagements with Joseph and
his band. He found the body without any
difficulty. and as a certainty that there was No
mistake he found on the body Of Lieut.. Thel-
Ter Is buried, his watch having engraved on the
inside lis name, &c. This Will lee valuable
1aemento for his widow and one which she will
prize dearly. The remains will now be for
waried to Oakland, California, the former
home Of the deceased. Gen. Wheaton .na the
quarterGaaster st Fort Lapwai furnished every
assistance to Mr. Picard in securing tine body.
and extended him every courtesy, for which he
returns his thanks.
, 1877-12-15

HOLIDAY nErsEYTs.- Persons contemplating
the purchase Of holiday presents should lose no
time in visiting Mr. T. n Staight's establish
ment. In the line Of fine jewelry, such as finger
rings, loci,cta. chains, AMI the thousand-and-
one articles that may be classed nnaer this
heading, his stock IS very fac and such as is
rareiy found outside Ct larGe cities. Gold and
silver watches, from the finest chronometer
DOM to the iIaircst time keeper. Silver and
plated ware in immense pro:usion, and EN-
hr.::il, many articles specially suited to hol-
day presents. ! set ofIsilver Spoons suit.bIy
engraved, Is always IN acceptable present
C.ll Saon ard leave Your orders and tncH you
viii h. sure u iavc your presents ready i'll tine
f,r n. Eol..,:Es.
, 1877-12-15

Masonic. At 4 regular conYocatioa of
Walia Nalla CHAPTER, no. ,, Royal Arch
fiasons, held Thursday, December 18TH, 1871,
the following companions were elected officers
for the ensuing Masonic year: y 7. Caton,
Ii. T.; James McAulif, King Ihos. Tierncy,
Scribe; L. l. Crockett, Capt. of the Host ;
Fred Stn@, T. s.; John Shasfenherscr, Il. 4
Capt; Ell j. Williams, Master } Vel; \.
Scholl, Master , Vel; o. ?. Lacy, Master
Vel; Z. Gu;chari, Secretary: W. ?. Adams,
Treasurer. The installation viii take place On
Thursday next, 80 which the families cf Royal
Arch Narons are invited. Andrew Mccaliey, p
II. T., presiding. Iuiu.Hciency OF room is the
reason assigned for not extending an invitation
70 the public.
, 1877-12-15

Horse THIEVES BRoUCHT To PUNISHMENT
Several months since a couple Of young lnen
employed 10y Wm. F. Gwinn, living hear the
foot of the mountains, stole two valuable
/ horses belonging 10 that gentlemen and fed the
country Apparently they had made good
their escape, but the ayenSer was on their track.
and following them I'll tie way % California
they were captured and brought hack to WaIla
Waila for trial They have now had their
trial before the district court, and the pair will
have the privilege Of serving the public for the
next seven years in the penitentiary. In tie
pursuit of these thieves and in bringing them
back to the scene of their depredations, Mr..
Gwinn spent over five hundred dollars OF his
owr money, and now has the satisfaction os
seeing the rosucs punished for their mis,lerds.
Stealing: horses from Mr. Gwinn Is scarcely a
paying business
, 1877-12-15

IrrorE THIAL. The case cf Louis Foster,
charged with murder, occupied the tiiae OF the
district court from Friday t. Wednesday after
roon, and resulted i'll verdict Of Not
l@i!ty" The vtrlic: was based upon the in
s..nit.y cf t!.a accused. The jury were ont but
4 few minutes, eve~y man on it being satisfied
that the prisoner VS. der:.r:;-I at the time CT
the coin.;.;sa a of IA act. After the rendition
Of the y,r,:c5 Foster w25 returned 20 the
county jail. where he viii be detained until
such TIM. =; arrangements can be made tor las
removal t. tie Insane : 'yl'un-
, 1877-12-15

HOLIDAY GaOrS.- .. Bauer is out III new
card t';s week, and invites special attention to
his stac, of goods suitable for holiday presents
His store is fitted 10 in magnificent style for
the holi,lay trade, and when lit nj at night
presents the appearance of a granI hazar In
his line ,fr. Beuer i ahead OK anything ever
before seen in Walia Walia, and in order to
keep up With the times he has marked every
article IN his store down to the lowest figure.
Give him call before making your holiday
purchases.
, 1877-12-15

fFPUDIsTIoS.- The late mattton-heat legls-
lature passed law that virtually repudiates 4
norton of the outstanding indebtedness OF Clark
county. The sap-heads who made uP major
itv of the legislature evidently thought that
ANYTHING in the shape OF a law would stick
When the question comes before the courts
they viii find that even Legislative enactment
! ,,,,,rl,ss 70 extingrIish the Just debts "a: de
Iiuauent counties. The author Of The Ciark
county swindle is entitled to leather medal,
, 1877-12-15

Lively TRADE-in looking around town We
notice that our merchants are full of trade
Our neishbors, Adams Bros, have their coun-
ters crowded all day, and are selling goods by
the wholesale. Sehwabacher Bros. ar, d,ing
an immense business, and, notwithstanding
their extensive premises, they are crowded for
room, and intend TO add another story to their
already mammoth store. johnson. Rees &
WinaHs make a very handsome display OF fall
and winter goods, and have, too, a re:-imcn: Of
clerks who are kept constantly employed wait
ing upon customers. And last, but not least.
Dusenbery Bros. have their extensive store and
ware-rooms cr;mmei with goods, and al day
long their counters are crowded with customers.
The houses named are selling goods Just as fast
as they can be passed over the counters, and all
agree that never before has Walla Wall. known
such lively times. \ few more wears Of thi,
act:Ve trade, and Wa!la Walla will certainly be
the great city Of the interior.
, 1877-12-15

4 RARE OpPoRrrNITY.-J. NJ. Hunt, PFC
prietar Of the "Cclun,hia Hotel, Dayton, W
T., Offers that valuable property for sale Day
to,, Is the trading centre for magnificent scope
Of country, and IS one of tiie most lively towns
On the coast. The Columbia Hotel" has been
long established, has al e~celient reputation,
and Is in every way desirable property. 10
= for.on who desires to engage in the hotel
husinc.s this is a rare opportunity better
investment can be made
, 1877-12-15

LIVELY TGHEs.-Mr Tom Quinn, the saddle
and harness maker, has eleven hands steadily
employed in his shop. and yet with this force
he is unable to keep up with is orders. To
meet the demands of his rapidly growing pusl'
ness he intends 10 build an addition IN the rear
Of his new brick building, 2nd thus have room
to put larger force at work Our business
men are generally prosperous, and We are sr':l,
fed to know that cur friend Quinn comes III
for his full share in the general prosperity.
, 1877-12-15
Administrators Notice.

Es1.s of FRiEELI.y FREER, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FRANK
y LIN FEEER. of YaEiIna County, departed this
life tie cSth day of October 1871 and tha: DAVID
Freer surviving partner OF said deceased hss on the
5:h day of November 1877, taken Ont etters Of ad
ministration upon the estate OF said deceased AMI
that all persons holding claims aSainst said deceased
O, against the nrm of Freer 3cs. are hereby notified
present the same at the residence OF the under
signed administrator at the mouth of the Eenatchee
river in said county, with the proper vouchers. for
allowance rejection. within one year from the pub
lition OF this notice, the sane will be forever
harrsi DAVID FREER,
Per e P DOTI.S, Administrator.
Attorney for Estate
Dated Nove,llAs 9Th, 1877. 5l-5wH
, 1877-12-15

a ScHoLL, of the Empire Market" has
treated himself to new ssfe-a magnificent
piece of workmanship-fre proof, burglar
proof, and strong enough to hold the county
money. When we locked at the safe it Wa
stacked full Of coin and erecnbacbs, al going
to show that kepins market is a good business
, 1877-12-15

M.GIC PCMP.-S;ea the cad under this cap
ton BY nsing the magic pump foul wells will
be purified, and the sanitary condition Of the
town improved. Much of the sickness in this
valley is owing to the use Of impure water. The
magic pump will purify the most filthy well,
and may be The means Of saving valuable lives.
, 1877-12-15

JOB PRIxTIyG.-The STATESMAN Jon preSse'
are. kept steadily employed turning out lol
work to the order Of customers Our moro !,
GOOD work and fair prices The ratTonas5
Of IL who believe in this principle Is invited
anu in every instance We shall endeavor to give
satisfaction
, 1877-12-15

MAURICE FirzGEEALp, Esq, is now st the
DalIes. where he is reported in bad health lie
Is under the care of his brother L. L. fltzI'er-
ala. ESQ. who is doing everything Tor MN
that affection can suggest. Maurice ltN''
is a partner in the house in this city, ana has NJ;
MANY friends who earnestly pray Tor MS e'Ai's
restoration To health.
, 1877-12-15

CRowDED.-0wing to the crowded condition
Of our columns We are obliged to omit several
standing advertisements. Our friends viii
please bear with us.
, 1877-12-15

GEN. J. ". SrsAeuH, superintendent of
the o. s. \. Company IS in town, and is =
guest Of the O'B-ien i;ouse
, 1877-12-15

GARDNER Bios, the celebrated dealers in
musical instruments, have invaded our towr,
and now all the world will have an opportuHi-
ty TO secure pianos, Organs, etc.
, 1877-12-15

SUDDEN DEATH.-The death OF MIS- u
Brechtel was sudden and unexpected. her
health had been poor for several months pu.
recently had improved with fair prospect OF
recovery. At the very time these hopes were
inspired the angel of death was ho'eTinS over
and snatched her away. She leaves husband
and four children 10 mourn her death Inc
afflicted husband has the sympathy OF the
whole community in his sad bereavement
, 1877-12-15
Admin trator's Notice.

EStrts oJ JOSEPH SWITZERLAND, DScsISsG-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN
y dersiyuei, Administrator of the above namei E.
tate 10 ere iOrs Of and all persons having ciais
against said deceased, to exhibit the With the
necessary vouchers, within one year from the irst
publication of ti> ro.ice II the undersigned at hs
IeS!lcu1e e IN the StiEe House in Wallt Wa!lt City.
THOMAS O'BRIES,
aGmIni-tmtCr.
WalIl WaIIa November p 1877 10 I'm
, 1877-12-15


e.. ''N hN3 PAE"S. The musical firm Of
S.. a7-. of oakland, California. and
- gun. have extended their business
-.-. ..'--- and Propose To run three wagons
o. '.-'.s', winter, swing al an unpre-
.' chance 'arassl,a-. tir~t-clnss organ
=. T.- nah prices They have several
AL ST.. --.''-', i.t.uiiaS the Packard, Tabin
a-. - .' "-'.h have become very popnlar
- a.. musical frate.ai;y. Forty organs
.... '..7.'gi by IL last steamer. and more are
o C.-.--- Nm sn,.nlid stock 70 select from.
~. i h70>- l-al direct from f,crnrie. wb;rb
sr5 ~ r,-.'2 an advantage over mfIJJa men
~, M lS..i,i-:n; ~ purchasing instruments
.-..s To 'N. mine yheic goods and get their
SURE purchasing r'Sa,vLera
, 1877-12-15

~, ,,,'Aa'Fs pyp.rc.-A law p,sgs,i by The last
,.---ff-, - sv.ai."n to no;arie> public, is CON
s--,.., '.-..5e Lewis to le,;slate tie present
r.. It's out Z office, and necessia.e their
Lev. .5., ',.--'',. It being c qsceded that Judge
.-1i,- . --= a'-est jrFiSt in the territory, hi,
vha - - 'e regarded as final. and persons
l.. '' act as nota-ies should govern
t-r -. .''s'T,iinsly, The new law provides
ygs,. -, I,'.sS snail be appointed for four
dol, .- ,A-i they shall pay the sum of five
sPee.r -, -" INTO the territorial treasury as :.
c1n.,8;..; t-.-1 out Of which to pay for blank
eic \ e., - letters Of instruction. postage,
and ar., -, g E;S' inserted repeating all acts
n';als, ami 1(,' heretofore passed in regard 20
o 4 5a al we're we're lessted adss dAssT @nt f Of
acts sincs IE rendering any Of their official
'''s last Of October null and void.
, 1877-12-15

LIVERY So. B..E-Messrs. Hamilton q Lee
have leased MIR. Abbott's old livery stable anu
are now prepared to carry on the business IN IN
ali its branches. See their card IN another
column.
, 1877-12-15
LIST OF LETTERS

2erna;n;,e- in the Postoffice, at Walla Walla,
December 18th, 1877:
Awkward, james Moses, Mionzo
Rnt+S Geo W Morse, Thomas
Galloway, James Noole, JAS
Howe w Obena, Frank
Hrruce Miss Josie VI Owens, \ II
ingalls,, Mrs Aiargrel PEARSON, Edgar
Jo.n-e. Mrs Jno Parkan. Joel VI
Jacobs. / Riggs, Ruben
johnson. SY Reynolds, Geo "
johnson. BE Ray. VIC
KiUr. G. Saider, VIM III
kepnar Joe Sampson, Mrs Louisa .
Keisae-, Joseph Smith, Mary a
Kelly. 4 H Upton, james
Lemons, Mrs Sarah Niens. l. NJ
NeNair, Ms Eta Welch, Mrs ]
Mari, Jean White, Miiiird
Persons calling for these letters will please
say Advertised" WN. NawTER, =. VI.
, 1877-12-15
DIED.

BRECHrEL 18th, 1877, Catharine
Brechtel, wife Of Oswald Grechtel, aged y
years, 10 months and days
, 1877-12-15

J. T. LEWIS, bookseller and newsiealer, has
4 fine stock of holiday goods See his card.
, 1877-12-15

r... ...ia..aa AMI Aid Society,
~ fa-Iay afternoon, from one
2. .t.r. r..iienca Of Mrs. NJ
,.... door E-loy Col. Cocks.
, 1877-12-15

-.--, n. j.. /, is NOW in San Fran
-...-ra. q jsinf in attendance at
a .t.- rr..her Louis t. one of San
g. ans. dau-atrrS-
, 1877-12-15
szsEEEEEs.

BLANK MORTGAGES this oAice.
, 1877-12-15

- FAN. for the benefit Of the
TsT .......l 'lr,r cro@v!s every night
~ 7'- .r.r.. -...iut, give assurance of a
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-07
GFrom tho Virginia Chronlcle.l
A New Game.

A man came into restaurant and,
mounting hig stool, leaned over the coun-
ter and ordered a porterhouse steak, with
eggs on the side, and some ale and oysters
TO begin on. In about half an hour he had
finished his repast, and was beginning to
deliberate on what kind of dessert he would
wind up on, when man walked IN, and,
tapping HIM on the shoulder, remarked
sis your name Billy Hicks?"
eyes, that's my NAME" said the man on
the stool, as the hand stole down to his hip
pocket, fumbling for the handle of bar
ker, "what do you want?"
1--WE had little trouble once before in
White Pine, and now l guess I've got you
dead to rights" continued the new conner,
pulling out large-sized six-shooter.
eff you'll just step into the street, and
pace off your distance, I'm your man" said
the feeder, who had just finished his pie
and whipping out a revolver, he sprang Off
his perch and rushed after the other into
the street.
The frightened restaurant man got down
behind the counter, and bent his ear 10 lis
ten to the shots and the rush of the mob !;
but he didn't hear anything unusual, and in
about five minutes. he recollected that there
was $3.50 owing on the meal. Then he
went out on the sidewalk to investigate.
"Was there a row out there few min
utcs ago?" he inquired of star-gazer on
the sidewalk.
Didn't see any. I've been here for the
last half hour or so."
"See two fellows with listers and revol-
vers come out!"
Eyes, they was talkin' about swappin'
guns, and they're over across the way now,
takin' drink"
The restaurant man went back to clear
up the dirty dishes and reflect on his dam
phoolishness
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rContinued from First Page. !

was held, and the Difference paid to Miss
Dorr and when the gentleman separated
himself from his compeers to address q few
courteous words to her occasionally, she
felt it to be an effort of politeness, and
wondered bitterly how she could have been
such fool-how she could have been 30
blind.
Poor Madge 1t was we'll for her that
Aunt Phemy bded her time in the sunny
chamber at home better still that she had
put her tiny old finger into the wheel Of
Madges fortunes and given 1t an impetus
her way; for the day came before long
when Mr.. Schenck could maintain his as
sumed role no longer, when Madge found
out that Miss Hope Dorr was his own cou-
sin, and when Aunt Phemy received from
Boston the following note
On, You DEAREST AUNTY II know you
will open your eyes so wide you can't half
shut them again. and you will say all sorts
of bitter sweet things to your dear, bad,
weak minded girl; but aunty, | can't help
it. know / said / never, neger would,
but don't mind that. I've fallen awfully,
desperately in love, and sometime am 60
ing to be maEried-oh, Aunty Fee Ito Mr..
Schenck. There Your own
MADGE."
And Aunt Phemy both laughed and
cried; but Jack turned somersault when,
six months after, he read the marriage no.
tce in New York paper. And Madge
found letter waiting for her on her return
from the bridal tour, in which was copied,
in q big round hand, the last two lines of
"IIighland Nora" and the significant and
emphasized phrase beneath them, II never
will"
am afraid he was never invited to The
Birches.- Hdrper's Bdsar.
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MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, l0.45 a. m.
Eastern way, l1.40 q. In.
Troy way, 2.45 p. m.
Troy, 1O.45 a. m, 2.45 and $50 p. In
Albany, 10.45 q. H., 2.45 and $50 p. m.
boston, ll;45 a. M, 2.45 and 9.S0p.m.
Oanadas, 1.30 p. m.
Northern way, Las p. m.
Burlington, l46 and $50 p. m.
Saratoga way, 2.45 and $50 D. m.
New York, 1913 a. M, 2.45, and $50 p. N.
Connecticut River way, 1i.45 q. m.
woodstock way, (Stage) 1.3O p. m.
Chittenden, 1880 .. m.
stockbridge (stage), 1880 p. m.
bennington, 1913 a. m. and $50 p. m.
WesI Rutland, 800 a. M, and 2.4b D. m.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 4. As D, IN,
Eastern way, 200 p. IN.
Troy way, 1880 q. IN.
Troy, li.9o, so, and 400 a. m and 300 p. m.
AlDany, ll.SO a. IN. and 4.51 a. IN.
G SoStodh, ~ u q; M; 200 p IN. and a. q. m.
Northern way, ll.OO a. m, and 9.65 p. m.
Burlington, So p. m. and II 90 a M
Saratoga way, II 80 q. m.
New York, $50, ll.3O a. 10. and AS D. m,
Connecticut River way, 200 p. IN.
Bennington, 4.48 p. III.
Woodstock way, (stage) 12.00m
Chittenden, 1900 IN.
Stockbridge (stagel, 1900 m.
West Rutland, II. 80 q. m and Q. 90 u. m
gw-Mailswill be promptly CLOSED at the speci-
Nod hour; all letters deposited in the street
Boxes will be collected at 1910 and II. 10 a. m.
12O 2.15 and last collection for all night mails
at 800 2. m. Sundays, from down town street
boxes, 1T s.80p,m. All letters deposited In the
Letter Box at tho Depot will be collected by
Route Agents nve minutes previous TO the de-
uarture OF each mail train
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-07
Salmon and Trout Matching.

The following is statement of the num-
Der of California salmon and lake trout
Matched in the fish Matching department of
the Aquarium during October There were
received 10000 eggs and 10000 embryo,
making in all 100000; from which were
losses as follows Loss in eggs, 5000; in
embryo, 5000, and in fey, 800; total loss.
1880. The remainder of 122, 200 were dis
tributed in various waters including the
Conetquoit River, L. l., the Adirondacks,
Greenwood Lake, Roslyn, Great River,
Willow Brook, Morrisania, and there wei c
kept some twenty thousand in the Aquar-
um for experiment.