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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29
ississar. Superintendent Old Jail.

Tng OILERS WAR.-A1othcr phase Of the
ei!icr,' war was deveoHed:a few days since,
when Col. T. a. MIar, who it will be rcmcm-
hsrrd Was or gagged with Gaptaio Carpenter, ST.,
il the shoo,i0g. affair. last spring, wen; before
The grand jury Of the United States District
Court. in Baltimore, aud procured 40 lndct'
rnen! ior r:o;ous couduct on the high seas,
asaas: Captain Joscpt v. Denly, Captain NJ.
7. Gregg W. }. ChiiAs. i. Scott, Henry Rad.
elf, and George ". RaacIiffs. The iudict-
ID parties claim thai ibis action vas taken at
this ;.te period. 10 order 10 have them arrested
and Interfere with their fishing operations.
C.p.aia Denly, however, received gu intin,a-
ton from iiisnl 10 Baltimore about what Tss
eoi0g 90, ard Immediately went over 10 that
city and gave bond for ,ho APPEARANCE OF all OF
the accused, after tie frs: o! Juae, 50 that; ii,
az alleged the oi.joc: CT the other party WIS to
ipiute OF Impede the business oi the Indicted
mco, il has failed.
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Ar TILE WIlTEUOESE.

There was 10 formal meeting OF The Cabinet
Gxed Tor % Gay, but ali the S'c!ctarics were n
the White House, and it i understood that tic
r0.icy t. Be pursued 10 reference - GD7@r"rr
Hampton was talked over; but cot agreed u;o7.
a . matter Of fact the position Of Hampton is
ore Hhj2n l-ouices The Prc:;1sn; c;'he: "a
naiataia III: pledges whi@:. lis fricEj6
htee aa'a u 70 squarcIy back down from
them 1t admits OF no hatiog between "y@="
aad ne, aud even those who disagreed with
Goy. Hanron say his nonrse will forao the
President I2 speedy solution Of ;lle difficulties,
MISCELLANEOUS.
There was gocd deal Of feeling here is;
night over what the radicals termed the de.
Cant speech of Hampton at Wilmington, Il q.
Il is reported I!.at COL Mosby is cndeavoripe
to have his frierd Capt. Chapman appointed
Consul to Bradford, Eorland, the position hlr.
Elgar, alias Yaukee, AIi"o, who is az Eqgish.
man, is striving for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

i coiored man n.ned Ruff; Robinson iii
from e gang plank whiio c:rcyiEE a.!t into C
car at Shoots wharf ycstsrIay: naG was severe
~ hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS.

rho host which was couSecratcd on Inc pre-
vious day aud placed 10 the Repository. Is thcn
hronoht back 10 procession to the main aitaI'
and The "Mass Of tue Presancthed Is sa'a;
This beipg flushed, the altar is again sir!ppeG
nf its ornamepts as on tie preceding DAY.
At 7.30 r. 10. a sermon &C the Fass;on 81
rhrist sill be preached By Rev. ". +: C!aTE@,
5. J., of Loyola College, Baltimore, Mo. =,
In the Episcopal churches services @'1l D8
held in ST. Paups at a. NJ, Chll't al II a.
a., and ia Grace ct I:3O p. U.
Service will be held in the German Luthef2n
Church at l. q. N.
SUSPICIOUS CuARAcrEa.-Last pight Two
gentlemen from Prince William, who bad come
to town ca little lark, met With stranger, VINO
gave bis name as Thos. Dulaney, and the three
went toscthcr into bar-room 10 the nof'nEIu
part Of the city and got another drins; Inc
mss! thoroughly intoxicated party pu'ieo o"V
pocke,book, coDtaining some money, when, as
:Ilnrcd bv his companion, Dulaney stole SlO
hill thcrefrom and substituted spurious note.
Delaney denied having taken the money, put
an officer was sent for and he was arrested. Inc
hill was afterwards found o. the floor where, Il
was believed, Delaney had throwu |: ut tue
time Ct lis arrest. The Mayor Examined the
case hi: moruiog aud will sentence the aceus
ga t. be :h.pHal. unless lie agrees to leave the
city Il: o&cc.
Dulaacy aukuow.edges b2iog gambler, cut
d,aic, having Ssol.n the money. "a his per
s9o Vas Gouc| the following j@tt@r OF rec?Ia
uHnlatiOn -
On JAiG. WAsuIHGToE. D. C..
ilarc!! T., 1877.
I,.,o. J. aT1,,u. a.y
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CANDIDATES.

ITO THE VOTERS OF ALEAAN DRIA
Z CITY, respectful announce my5aif as e.
candidate for Superintendent Il Gas, subject 10
The decision of tho conservative romin stjng coz
vention. If elected, viii iai!h(uig discharge
The duties of the position Respectfully,
NH 29-t.A EDWARD EORRlH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

The WEATHER. The gale from The north
west which mas beon blowing foc three days
past ,cou!irned 10 day with increased vehemeuce.
Tho river was SO rough add the wind blew with
gnciI force that even steamboats, found It dill.
cul; to ruova about. The steamer AEroW, OF
the Mount Vernon iioc, eaule down from Wash
insto1, bnt experienced 20 much difficulty IN
steering ha: che proceeded nc further Oh her
Drir. The temperature rema;as cold and dis.
agreeable Last tight there vas = slight spit
81 snow. !ssii0g about half an hour. A NUN.
Ter o. Faces in various parts OF the city have
hoea p'aw1 down, bus 50 far az heard from no
a2r:o;a damage has been done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

MR. ISAAC EIcup EnC, wha is at present in
New York purchasing bis calirc spring stock,
writes that he has shipped large line OF car
pets in al! grades and qualities. Oh! cloth 10
all widths aDd qualify, and foe liuc of mats,
Rugs, &c.. which he nost respectfully in
yites the citizeps of Alexandria to exaniae, as
IT., goods arc ready for exhibit. i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

PGRsoNAf.-Nr. J. Y. Reddy formerly Of
this city. but DOW Of kichmond, passed through
here last night en- route for New \ ork, to at
;erd the ncc;ing of the National Contention of
the Ancicn; Order Of ltibevoians which met
there last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29
NEW GOODS FROM NEW YORK.

NEW GOCDS FROM Jew IORA.
Thursday, March 29:h, 1911.
We open to-day per express from Nov io:E
q very desirable lot of goods, viz:
Table Dsmask, Towels, Napkins, BiaT Linen,
Wine Cloth, Fancy CsssimeTes, Silks, Henriotts
Cloth, London Cords. GauZs Fienlcts, with
other popular goods.
D. T. BRASHEAR,
H.B Boomas. No. 100 King street,
NH p Alexandria, Va.
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ITO ALI. WH0u II 1fAg CONCERN
-HEHLAA TAAES,
~ ]: - u Gnrii % lG-2

rTlC All. WHO-L II MAY CGNCEkN
Tsko Notice, ina, tho ,ndor",GAod who Ia
boon lawfully appcin!at and qualified by. IT,
Orphans C0tlr. II! Es.lN:o:o c'!y. ~ Tea Sts;9
Of Maryland, gCa"d:Nn 81 1Ara. T., i"Hcoic, =
minor, entitled to properly &9t nl'aay Il no
State Of ETsi nic, E.ad "-n resides Oil {" II, "!l'
make app!ic .tOu 10 ,!2 CpUHtT Court ioT the
county OF A!eg.ndr!a Vr7gicjs, III Monday.
the 18th day Of March, 1877. 80! being the frs.
day Of the March ;erm, l3.1, Of GSlG cchr!, 10
An order upon tho 8u>r!i:.2 81 6.ti ,nicoF, ~
the said State Of Virsiaia 20 pas aud deliver {"
me ali personal property 81! money 70 us
hands belonging to said ward; aud also for az
thority to sue for, recover and ea!l money
or personal property which may bolong 70 sslu
ward, md remove the attlc 10 inc Guy or Dslli>
more, in tho State Of Aaryiand, the place o.
residence Of r,y sa;d ward. rs we'll a5 myself,
'''' "''''' ''' ''''0'' HENRY CHASE,
feb i9-2swtG Guardian Of Sarah =. Lincoln
Y7IRGINiA. 10 wit: IN tho Circuit Court OF
y Fairfax County, &lSTch N:h, 1871. feter
Campbell end such o:ho. creditors 81 John =.
Shipnan who rnay CONE n and contribute 20
the costs Of this suit ass;TS: !ohn o. 9aipmsn'
Priscilla }. ShlDmHE sud Joseph q. Nl'1, tcIs'
tee defendants. IN chGnc.ry.
Mem The object O. this SUI. Is :: i"%. 40 :!t'!'
and void the decd oxa2tltai fy john D. HhiH.
man to Joseph Z. I:ce x. ira: '"t tF;Sc'ls y.
5hipnan, and to set ;s5 is the aea>: ron J"Iei.h
A. Rice to the said Priscilla !. 3aipman, both
deeds dated tho E9!h Of April, 1876 and recorded
in the land records OF EalrfsI county IN hbeE u,
No. 4, both deeds bciNT f:Huducnt rs to credit
ors.
Il appearing By eff lavit filed that the defend.
ant, } Joseph A. hic., trustee, IS non resident Oh
the State Of Virginia, il ]: ordered that he ap-
pear within oae month a!>Gc duo publication
hereof, and do wE@t i necessary 10 protect b's
interest i copy-test". ,,,r ,,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

We can safely assert that nothiug EQUALS DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup Tor all cases Of Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, dc. Small bottle, p ceutsi
large, 81 cenS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

Every iruggi.t has cats ivr Wells Eureka
ior The teeth; frst.cass article will always SELL
persons who use it help advertise it as being
FIRST class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO DAY.-Thc serVlcea
OF Maunly Thursday, at ST. Marys Church,
this morning, were largely attended. Rev. W.
I. Clarke. of Baltimore, oficated, assisted by
Rev. a. 7. Heating, Of this city. The Reposi'
tory which is situated Ga The right or Epistle
side Of thc church is handsomely decorated
with haoeings, nogers and lights: During the
day The church has been visited by largo NUN.
bers Of People. 70 uigh!, at I! clock, anecia|
services wi be held 10 Christ Church apd the
Compunion will be administered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

CoURTs. Tho United States District Cour',
Judge HUGHES - preside, will oaet in this
c.:y 10 C%9rg0T7.
The Corporation Uouit, Judge Lowe to pre-.
side, viii! commence is April, or quarterly
term. on Monday next. The following cases
are 10 he trough: before the grand jury for
their ACTON: lhomas Nlchafey, highway rob.
berg; VIZ. Ciaga!t. burglary; Jennie Nalsoc,
ksepinc house Of i'll fame; Lipman Gctz
berger, grand larceny; John Williams robbery;
Jaaies Welsh, aijls Faun!lcroy, assault with
ictnni % RID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

~ JUS, from tfh manufacturer, -cleap HnQ
5000.
ISAAC EICHBERG,
Successor ic SlayEoaker Co.
7 MEN SHIRT TRONG,5, lined with heavy
e. Cotton inaido, Shield Eosons lust opened.
ISAAC EICHBERG,
Successor to Slsymskcr Co.
7 AIDES BAL3RIGAN HOSE in all col
e. CTS, Just opened
ISAAC EICHBEEI.
NH q Successor to Slnymekcr c..
!; srzrr1 > !; IL & Conr =.
Arc now opening
NUVELrIES IN SPRING GOODS
aud would nsmo in part-
Domaa Cloths. n2w stcic' aaA eoIo!n.., wi.l:
FIiRgas to match.
Ncwo:: Fabric il ,:ni,1r.9" Bros GroGs, IN
entirely new shade,
CassmeEes, Wors:oj:. tiagoaais. Melons,
Sd Cloths, &C., in large rsE;aty, nawest de-
aisns q! unusually attractive !:r,28,.
Spring shades Of Kid dove. 10 no BIT! oas,
ct 81 Every pair warranted
PRETzFELij-i 90.
Ludwall Baldwin. NJ. Iii King street,.
3 P Taylor J i'm ri
WI. N. BERKELEY & sos
intending 70 make G
UEANGE III THEIR BUSINESS,
Will soil
ALL WGJLEN GOODS AT COST.
They have recently received many desirable
DOMESTIC GOODS.
which ere being sold ct greatly reduced prices.
Gail early and examine, NH IS
NEW GOODS.
Jns. received dirset from New York very
BLACk GRO GRAIN SILKS.
These goods ere very handsome and cheap.
Parties in want OF Black Silzs will ind J. 70 pa7
them TO look At them. They Tangs in PRICE
from 81 50 to s. 90 per ysrd
Very handsome Navy Blue and lnTislelo
Gfa3H d..
Pin Stripe do. Cor tha Spring sales,
Blscl. Ca:hmer2s Ismiao Cloth and other
Mourning Goods
a iine stock CT Cashmere Lcag Shawls; square
ditto.
Black Grape Wells
Res. Biac!: Kid Jiovns. tr.n.=, 6!oacLai
Goods, ;4onsda!c C:raDri2=. A!p.c..? "oTy cheap,
with ether Drc:a Goods. ,
mh 5 J. u SEE ~ Akl.
ATBW GOODS NEW GOODS
Ma1ch 9Th. 1877.
Sow i;no OF UAssIMERs5 for men snd boys
wasE, very Cheap.
100 veras Of FINE IRISH LINEN, il Tem-
carts al hsii price.
auction %! Ct FINE HAMBURG EDGING
from lc up.
ED GLOVES in sill shades every pair guar
antesa
Also complete Inc o. AAAAO@ y A'""
,,1c c.
-hlNu0' &C
n nENDHETM 112 King st..
u.nb Adjg. Marshall House.
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OOhI,l COaLI
! CDALI
Eor Eood Glen Cosl 70 10
RAKEK'S
vJcnD AMI COaI, YARD
f,0V1JER niTKE FAIRFAX SIS
N'@-"' 1'' x Wha-c Eon viii End
: rFfNE ARTICLE.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

NOTICE-The annual meeting Of the stock
~ holders of the ALIEN AN DRLA MARINE
RAILWAY and SHIP BUILD1NG CO will
be held ct the Commercial Exchange Building
on TU ESDAT, April3 1877. q. l0l clock q III.
NH 29-3t VIM. II. BACON. Secretary.
r OsT, last night, g. BLACK LYNX BOA.
- The finder will DO suitsb!y rewarded -
returning the Same 10 this Office Il"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

ii. L CnURcH--rhe uol3u prayer meetin e
will be held in this church to night. The e1-
crcises will be conducted bY the pastor, Rev.
". {. Webb, who has returned to the city 10
i,r.pro7cd health Rev. Peyton Morgan, Of
Laurel, viii address the meeting, aud several
of 10 resident clergy are expected to take
part. 10 morrow heiOg Good Friday, there
will be = special service at halI.nast seven in
the evening. The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. =. Morgan, after which the Holy
Communion will be administered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

FIRE AT GUiLFoRD. About sundoTn yes.
tsraay, the mcat house, ico house and several
small! cut buildings On the farm OF Mr. H. S.
Smith pear GuidIord ". s. Q. Road, wero
fouod 10 be GO fire arl we're sooa consumed.
About two gcars ago Alr. Smith had the mis-
torluoe to lose his ba-n ia c similar tIaooer.
About $500 pounds Of bacon, 20 barrels Of
corn an1 lot Of other stuff were buIocd amount
irg in value &c ahou. $500, on which there was
no Insurance..
RAILROAD AccIDENT-.Iha north bound
express train on he Virginia Midland Road
was throan from lie switch, a! Shad'
well, On the Chesapeake and Ohio Road, be-.
tween Charlottesville: and charlottesville, last
Dight> Ooly one passenger was hurt, lady
whosS asme is no. given, aud her injuries were
very slight. The cars were but little damaged
ny the accident, aud The traio arrived here at
clock this atterooon.
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1,e<IAL NIAIiEi>.

WEATHER PRoBABuIrIEs.-n ar Dfgort
-, W. 0Bios Of The CHIT Signsl 0GssT' Wash
nqtoa, D. C., March ~: io IA lrsS north to
for me u 49, i.rome!e- TO decided change
west Waos' s,o'' 80 cIesr or fair weather, e1
II sslope "a asl' rs.rao oo7hera portions I'g3s
,7n-y during mo Gay
, 1877-03-18
STOR AGE.

k'ORSITCEE, CARRIAGES, AND MERCHANDISE
u htoreu as lowest rates in proof warehouse fCO
we loan money at 10 per cent annnn.
SAalFE: CLEAN, AND DRY STORAGE AT 800 WEST
ma nh e for 1nrnitnrv. planes scwtngmachnes
, 1877-03-18

W head; 4:good 1pen;.$" Caii Moaday afler Il
o'esock, at' las Caark.bt. ALTO REtlhPo c0.,s
AAof4A ~" ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-29
Insurrectionary War i'm Japan.

The Japan Gazette says: The Instruction
airy war still continues, and the public is kept in
state of great uncertainty as to the relative
successes of either side The thing which ap-
pears most certain in connection with the strug-
gle Is, that but little probability exists of its be-
ing brought to anything like close. Drafts of
men are continually being made from the tran
gull provinces and dispatched to the scene of
strife. A memorial has been addressed to the
Government by society of Shizoku of Tosa,
calling themselves the Risshsha, which, though
it does not appear to have been officially receiv
ed by any member of the Government, has found
its way into publication. 1t is well and tenn
perately worded petition, setting forth the evils
which have arisen through the faults of the ex.
isting Government, and asking for reforms, the
head and front of which shonld be the estab-
lishment Of a Representative Government. go
that the Government may become constitutional
in form"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-29
Catasrroehisn.

Mr.. Clarence King is the author Of the scien-
ti6c sensation OF the year. For the subject Of
his address before the alumni OF the Sheffield
scientific school at New Haven, Conn.,, he chose
" Catastrophism, or the Revolution of Environ
ment." 10 his geological researches Mr.. King
has found disturbances which can apparently be
accounted Tor only upon the ground of catnstro-
phe or complete overturuiDg OF existing condi.
tons. Thus he brings himself at direct issue
with the evomlionists, who put continued.
gradual and uniform growth and change at the
basis Of their theories of development. Mr.
Kings address was indeed very long. We can
but note few Of the points made. He first
established the reality OF physical disturbances
at several epochs in the history Of the Cordil
leras region. which has been his FIELD of labor
Between the ca,astrophes interviewed the long
periods of quiet action, such as Is claimed for
universal time by the uniformitauans. The same
amount OF energy would be required to elevate
mountainous DISTRICTS upon either view. The
effects Of The calaclysms upon life are claimed
TO be partly determinations partly destruction
of biological equilibrium, Thus violating natural
selection and partly the production OF morpho-
logical changes in plastic species. Marked
changes OF species are noted in connection with
these catasirophes. An illustration is afforded
by the supposed genealogy of the American
horse. as set forth by Huxley and Marsh. and
regarded as administrative of evolution, or the
descent of the several genera from each other
King asserts that in the Cordilleras country
where these relics occur. there has been catas.
lrophe intervening between each two successive
forms of The horse.
After criticizing the opinions of Huxley, Hut
ton. Darwin. Lye and Others. he REQUIRED to
the effects of sudden terrestrial or cosmical
changes, and conceived that the effects of these
changes would ba, FIRST. determination secondly
destruction of the biological equilibrium and
thirdly. rapid morphologcal change on the par,
of plastic species. When catastrophe change
burst 10 upon the ages Of uniformity, aud sound
in the ears Of every living thing the word;
chunge or die!" Elasticity become the sole
principle of salvation. And Elasticity is the key
| to survival and prosperity. Mr. King remarked
| in conclusion of his address: " He who brought
to bear hat'mysteriOus energy we call life upor
primeval matter bestowed at the same time
power of development by change, arranging tina
the interaction of energy and matter, whicl
make environment should from time to time
hurst in upon the current Of life and sweep it on
ward and upward to ever higher and better mani
| festauons. Moments Of great catastrophe. thu
translated into the language Of life, become mo
ments of creation, when out CT plastic organism
something newer and nobler is called into heng
s. +. Rural Press.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-29
FLORIDA WATER.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water

TWNHIS CELEBRATED FLORAL PERFUME
II has been favorite with the fashionable world in
all OF the Globe for nearly half century, srDdssin0
deliedcV aRd durability Of its 0d0T, the finest Fan De
Cologne other Perfumes that have been hitherto i'm
ported into these Islands. MURRAY & LANMASs Florida
Water is unsurpassed as EXTRACT for the HandSer-
chief and is also superior perfume
Bathing CeaaiHg lhe TeeA and Scsetsntng tie Breath II
also aays the irritation caused by ordinary eri0s, and
removes Tan Ffeiles PiMpies B0tehes from the face
back and II relieves headache and imparts
glow Of freshness and vigor however used and is
gentle and stimulating od5r.
For SALE EVERYWHERE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-29


Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
" -Trude supplied at AanutactHrers Prices.
Beware Of spurious limitations and that each bottle
bears the genuine TRADE MARK MURRAY & LANMANs
FLORIDA KATER- 642 ly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-29
Manufacturing JeweIer!
Notice.

office.
YEfHE uNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY WITH
IL MI Eckart, begs TO inform citizens of Honolulu and
the puohc generally that he has taken the
Street opposite odd Fellows HS formerly occupied By
Ihos Tannao) where he will give special attention the
and repairing of all kinds Of Iewelry.
raracnlar attention given 10 Shell and Rukui Work.
WIN guarantee satisfaction in all bis work. va
GU LIN VIM. II. WENNER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-29
InIMrEI,s CHnICE pERFumERY. nan

UDIMMELSC CHOICE PEKFUMERE. IHI4ANG
III IHLANG, Jockey Club, and other perfumes, Toilet
Vinegar of worldwide celebrity, Toilet Water Lavender
Water Florida Water. Eau de Cologne, Lime Juice and
Gycerne for the HAIR Glycerine, Honey, Windsor and
soaps, Violet and Rice Powder, AQuadenne for
the Teeth, &c S. Strand, rs Regent Street, and "a,
Cornhiu London. Sold by ell Perfuners and Chemists
Registered trade MARKHAM hersldric rose. e25ly
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-27
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST a. 1871

1t is quite sicklv now In the eastern part
of the town. Dlptheria and dysentery
prevail.
Asa MARS (called Meers) of Shrewsbury
lost valuable horse last week In a sinRu-
lar manner. The horse got into q neigh
boris pasture and was turned into the road
just at night. In the morning he was
found some Two miles north with his leg
broken. WLc'her some one run Into the
horse In the night, or some one dosged the
animal, or stone was thrown, will prob
ably never be known. He was found near
Henry Whites in Clarendon.
Our lawyer, Mr.. +. NJ. Butler, did not
make much Of a stop with us. He went to
Rutland and seeing better prospects,, he en-
tered into partnership with j. q. Baker.
We presume that the new firm will be
Baker & Butler" There was a firm of
the same name that figured in ancient BIZ
BILE times. They were noted for dreaming.
This ancient firm had its office " for sea
son" In Pharaoh's Caboose, under the
watchful care of the eveT-memOrable JO-
seph. We trust no such drborJer0us ele-
va.ion will ever be melted out to the senior
member of the Arm rs was to his ancient
nsmesake, and also trust that the junior
member will, unlike his prototype, remem-
Der his friend. J.EH.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-27

have secured one Of the pleasantest and
best arranged set of apartments for Ma
sonic body to be found In the state.
The unusual scene of three bod carriers
in fierce fight on top Of a three story
brick building was witnessed at Bellows
Falls one day recently, each trying to throw
the other over. They might have succeed
ed In this, had not the local police climbed
to the dizzy height and arrested them.
There resides in Quechee lady, over 80
years of age, who says she has never taken
a dose of medicine of any kind, within her
remembrance, and does not, from her own
experience, know what sickness lie.
She has raised large family, and is as
vigorous and active as many dame of 60
years.
The Waumbek lumber company Of Beth
lehem. one of the largest lumber compsn-
les of New England, has gone into volun-
tary bankruptcy, and the petition is already
on file in the United States district court at
Manchester, N. II. William G. II. Mowry Of
Providence is president and manager Of the
concern. The Spragues of Rhode Island
are large stockholders, as also Is ex-Gov.
Howard of Rhode Island, all of whom are
in favor of going through bankruptcy. OPP
pose to IL are the Hon. John b. Lyon of
Boston, president Boston, Concord and
Montreal railroad, the Hon. John G.. Sin
clair of Bethlehem, the National Bank of
Newbury, VT, and others. The creditors
are many, but it is thought the assets will
more than cover the liabilities.