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The New York herald., 1878-09-10
WANTED IN BROOKLYN.

Captain Lsavey and Detective Roche, OF tho Third
precinc, Of Brooklyn, wero in the Tombs Police
Court early yesterday morning awaiting the expected
arra,gnment and subsequent discharge Of Frank NC
Coy, alias "Bg Frank" charged with completely In
the robbery OF MIR. stone, cashier Tor J. =. Hale II
Co. Judge Murray, however, was not IN town, aud
enIccrs have had warrant from Judge Ferry Tor
McCoy's arrest Tor some time ana wore quickly as.
purcu by Sergeant Woodruff, OF the Court squad, that
they need hot fear his escaping tnem, az he would
telegraph TO Brooklyn as soon as Judge Murray came
10 tho court and no would hold Mccoy for them till
fhas avnAN~AS-
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
NARRAGANSETT PARK.
TIE SEPTEMBER TRoTTING MEETrNG-THE
ssrwrNTY-NINE" PURSE POSTPONED AFTER
FIVE HEATS.


ssrwrNrY-SINE" PURSE POSTPONED AFTER
FIVE HEATS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALp.1
Providence, r. J.. Sept o, 1873.
The September meeting a, Nnrrngansett Park
continued to-day, having postponed from Friday
on account OF tho rain. only was troticd,
the ..tree Tor alp being aside account OF tho
departure on Saturday night OF tho horses
II. The attendance was quite large, as the weather
was fnc and considerable sport was expected. Tho
trottipg proved to be exciting.
THE .srwESTy-SiSg" cLAss
Tho tro, OF the afternoon horses OF the 229
class for purse Of $500. There thirteen entries
for this purse bat only six starters appeared at tho
Judgcs' call. These were Edwin Huriburt's brown
pelang Emuias, g. ii. Conway's black mare Penelope,
II. Brooks bay gcld,ng Shadow, J. q. Wares bay
gslding Bin Ed, r. s Bont's bay marc Myrtle aud
W. f. Weeks bay geldng Ciiiton Boy. In the pools
Penelope had tho call, selling for $25, or $50 with
ymuIas second Tor s12 or SIS against the field for
slo Tho horses were scoring n long time for
tbe start In the Hrst heat, but when they
went away Myrtle took the lead and
held IL all around, breaking and running now and
then and doing everything but trotting squareiy.
Penelope followed Myrtle ana did steady, good work.
Myr,lc went under the wire nrst. with Penelope
socond Tho iu Ices set Myrtis back tor running, aud
gave the heat TO Penelope, with Emules second, Biil
nd third Clifton Boy fourth, Shadow nth and Myrtle
sxth. Time-Quartcr, 80 seconds; hall, l:ll; mlic,
22z.- In the second heal Penaiana Ina LIAM
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
FOOT RACING IN PROSPECT PARK.

The members or tho Adeph Athletic Club, which
10 Brooklyn organization, held meeting In Prospect
Park yesterday afternoon Tho fact that there was
NO admission fee to pay tho occasion OF numsr-
Gus audience. The track selected was piece Of
asphs pavement she Ninth street entrance and,
with the exception OF n slight dccvity, was In every
way suited for run ming. rhe first contest 100
yard dash for the club cham ponsh,p, won by William
Holden, who defeated J. W. Haignt by two inches
only, In lO1s seconds. The next event was half
mile run in which out OF seven contestants only
three nishcd the journey. These wore Il. j. Stokcm,
who came IN iirst IL Wilkinson and George Wheat
lev The winners timo for the $50 yards was 2m.
22s number OF scrub were ndulgcd in after
tho regular programme was finished.
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HIS STEAMSHIP FRIEND.

Louis Drcvand of No 332 East rhirty-socond street
returned to this city Saturday last nfter trip
Germany. On board the vessel he net Emile otu
and the two became friends. otto was invited b
Drevand TO spend q fcw days with nm an
nccepted the ouor with pleasure. But ol
the same night which they arrive
ut the house Otto suddenly left Drovand Tncn ths
latter m sscd i've goid watches, three snvcr watcne
aud s4y mouey, witch he had brougn, iroui nur,p
with him. otto was arrested on sunday night az No
26 Gtecnwch street, with the i've toe ~ ~ ~ ~
,sssssion lie had paw ned the others and spent th,
proceeds, as also tho sac money. lie was remannet
Tor TURNER neariag tho Fiity-seventh Sirs"kva
yesterdaY...
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NORFOLK EXCHANGE.

NORFOLK, Va, sept o. 1878
Tho following report Of tho condition Of sno oot'os
crop in North Carolina and Virginia Is compilcs
from IS replies from % countics:-The weather
since August 1 has bccn very wet Eight rc-
nlies report tho weather not so favorable AZ
Inst year. 10 about tho same, and IL better thar
Inst year. Cotton Is generally reported as fruit
ing woII, but some complaint Is made on account
OF heavy rains Keeping It from retaining It's squares
ana bols Twsnty-seven replies report the eros
about as good as last year. II not better, aud cirh
not SO good. Picking mas not commenc.d yet ane
will not be general until about September 25 OF
October 1. No damage OF any consequence has beef
done by worms, but good deal OF damage reportcs
from rust and shedding, pnrucuarly the latter, OF
account OF so many heavy rains
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Clubs IsL 3D. 3a An. 5th. 6th. 7n. Sta eth
Jersey city,. . O.
Wi,oka.... 0 o 0 o o.
Umpire-Mr. Malone. riine oil gaue-One hour and
forty.six minutes Runs earned-Jersey Guys, !;
Witokas, z. First buse by errors-Jersey Cnys. U;
Witokas, 3. Lett on bases-Jersey Guys, 3, WHO
kas, 8. Total base hits-Jersey Citys, 10; Witokas
TO- struck out-Jersey Citys, 3; Witogas,
PLyAwAy Vs. AsToR.
The game on the union Ground, between the Fly
away Astor clubs both OF this CITY, also Tor tho
benefit oil the yellow lever sufferers, was largely at
landed, and of tho series Tor the Mctrcpoli
tan championship. rho game up TO the close OF the
Buh inning was spiooddly contested. In
inc last half OF the nuh inning Wsrobam
led OF for the Fiyaways with clean
h,t and Tilly followed with long
two base hft sending Warohan home and giving tho
FIvaways an earned run. Wadsworth sent high fly
eut 10 centre field which Snyder caught and
cut or Tilly who had started for third This
Gne dsubls play ono of tb~ main features OF tho
game the Fiyaways did SOM ncavy batting in the
last half OF the game and came oil vctors by che fs-
lowing gcore:-
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THE MILITARY MATCHES.

Tho following team has been chosen to represent
the military organization oil Massachusetts, at tho
fall meetng:- II. MERIT, Company A, Second
cadets; Colonel Melville Besl Sixth regiment: H. g.
Gardner, Company d, First battalion; Major f.
Hobbs Second battalion cadets; ii. I. ROCKWELL
Company II, Fiith regiment; ~. A. Putnam, Com
pany u, First battalion; W: W. Kciiott, Company a,
Fret battalion; c. Z. wemyss, Company A. Fiitn
regiment; +. G. Browne Company d, First battal-
ton; Sergeant George B Appleton, Company A.,
cadets; II. W. BALDWIN, Company A, Fifth regiment I;
j. 4. Gregg, Company ID, First battalion.
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the half mile pole with Myrtle and Clifton Boy
s,retch Penelope ana Clifton Bow came along 10
iively manner. Emulas now was driven rapidly and
beat the others under the wire In The nea.est siye
possible Penelope was second, Clifton Boy third,
Blli Ed fourth, Myrtle nitb. Shadow sixth.
Ss .b,,s seconds half 11 m
for Emulas. Myrtle LED at quarter and hall.
closely followed by Penelope. Myrtle peror med well
last quarter reached Myrtle Penelope anu Emu
las were neck and neck. each horse striving earnestly
las went by Penelope, and alter "ard successfully
mastered Myrtle. coming home In about the same
sion Of great eutnusiasm; Penelope was second.
Myrtle third, Bill Ed fourth, Clifton Boy NTH,
halt in lhe fourth hea. with Emulas, tapping
hor. and Myrtle third On the Iares-quar-
es Tss
Emulaa The last named went to the
front, and u seemed as no had The race In hand
iore the wire reached, Penelope maae spurt,
and her by 4Emulas sufficiently 70 capture
the neat. The buckers Of the mare very jubi-
liant ut this and gave vent TO their feelings by success
cheers. 4Emuias was second: clifton Boy THIRD,
myrtle fourth. Ball Ed Nth. Time-Qoar.er, 37h
was looked TOR wna great expectations: PEN
invested much money on Emulas The horses
scored i've six times bctorc they were sent of At
ond and lEmulas third A. The half Penelope stil
led, with Emuas second These came into the
ns eors So
they pass under the wirc the judges de-
cidcd 70 call it a dead heat Clifton Boy Was third,
Myrtle fourth Bill Ed hfth. Time-Quarter, 3S Sec
onds; halt, 1:l5; mile. 2:3oh AS u was quite dark
the ruce was then postponed until Tuesday, ut two
=. NJ
SUMMARY.
NARRAGANsErr PARK, CEASsToS, r. l., SEPE 0,
IS7s-purse oil $780, for 2:29 horses; $3.50 10 first,
Si25 to second S75 TO third aud $50 TO fourth; mile
heats three In Ave, In harness postponed alter I'VE
hea,s)
f. Hurlburt's Great Darlington, Mass.)
Or. &. Emuas. ................. ! v
c. H. Conway's tPhiladephia) blk N.
Pcnciope.... v
W. 4. Weeks (Morrisana, n. " b. 6.
Clifton Boy... .
X. s. Bent's tBoston) b. m. Myrtle......
r. O. Ware,s (I3ostonl b. g. Bill Ed... 3 5 8
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ATHLETIC CHALLENGE

PLAiSPIELD, N. j., Sept. Z, 1873
To THE EprToR THE HERALD:-
Owing 10 the erroneous statement that Mr. W. p
Gibson tho half mile race at tho games OF tho
Glcnwood Athletic Club, held at Yonkers August 81,
hereby challenge MIR. Gibson to run mo halt mite,
or any distance IRON halt milo to two miles, tor a
medii oi the value OF $50, the raco TO take place
two weeks from date. either In New York or Paiuned.
W. 9. CONKI.IN.
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REGATTA AT ELIZABETH, N. J.

regattn has been arranged TO como off on the
Sound, at Elizabeth. N. j., on the 2lst INST. The
races arc to be rowsd in Whitehall boats not over
eighteen feet, keol measurement The programme
will be:-First, double seus, open TO all; second,
junior single SOULS, for those who have never
before competed race; third, senior amateur dou-
Bile sculls, open TO winners and seconds in former
races iourth LADIES' double sculs htth, single scuils
seventh senior amateur single souls. Tho nai event
vii b0 y IN
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CRICKET.

THE AUSTRALIAN cnrcKETETs-wHAr THEY
DID IN THE ENGLISH rRovrscEs-THEIR
VISIT HERE.
The sgcn, OF tho Australian eleven, Mr.. John Con-
way, is expected arrive In this city on Saturday
next, by the Iuman steamship City OF Berlin. Inn
tncdiatcy after his arrival preparations will bc CON-
mcnccd tor the match. rho team leave LiverpoU on
Saturday week, by the City OF Rchmsnd. arriving In
AHA City on the. 2Sth lnsts They VIII Jsat
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THE HANLAN-CoURTNEY RACE.

1T MUST BE A MATCH FOR THE CHAMPION
SHIP OR NO MONEY WILL BE SUBSCRIBED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HER,LD.
MONTREAL Sept. Q, 1S7S
Alargely attended meeting OF citzons was held In
Mechanics Hall this afternoon four o'clock. Aexan
der MEG Gibbon presiding The railway steamboat and
hotel interests largely represented and the Sec
retary received a telegram from Toronto stating that
articles had been agreed to between Edward Hanlan
and Courtney for a az Lachns on tho I'd Of Oc-
tobcr.
IL is stated, also. that Hanlan and Courtney VIII be
al I.achine on Wednesday 10 commences practice ON
tne Laohiue course.
A long discussion occurred to the reports extant
in the newspapers that the match between Courtney
aud Aanlan would not -bc for the championship, and
II was decided TO telegraph to Toronto informing
Haulan that unless the match Tor the champion
ship neither tho Lacnine Boatipg Club nor
the citizens OF Montreal would guarantee the
promised $4,000 take any further con-
cern in matter. The meeting, however,
obtained the assurance that Mr. Ward, from Toronto
representing Hanan, would arrive in Montreal 10.
morrow russday) morning with tho articles oil agree
ment between Hanian and Courtney, and deputaton
appointed 10 wait upon that gentleman and In
form him that unless the match shall Uc for the cham
pionship u be considered OIL so far as the guar
antcc from Montreal and Lachinc is concerned Thus
the matter rests until tomorrow
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
burt's Great harrington, Mass
FLEETWOOD PARK.

Tho Turf, Field and Farm Stake for ioals Of 1875,
milo heats be tro,tod between the LIST ana 10th OF
September, 1878, and which closed with nineteen
nominations, was decided yesterday by W. Osborne,
OF Ansona, Conn., receivng forfeit from ali the other
eighteen for bay Glly Bridal Star, by Magnolia,
dam Bridesmaid, BY RysdyK's Hamblot0nian.
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Score by Innings.


Clubs. 1st 3D. 81. An 5th. 6th. 'h. Sh sh
Hudson. ........0
First base by errors--Hudsons, 3; Monigomsrys.
2 Runs csrned-Hudsous, o; Montgomerys o. um-
pre-Mr. Dwycr, OF the Witoka Club. Totai case
hhs-Bodsons, 81 Moutgomcrys, Time oil game
Que hour and nty minutes
The games TO be played to-day are as foows:-Star,
OF Gresnvis, and Pcytschn,cs, Of Brooklyn, ON the
centennial Grovnd, Jersey City; New Yorks and
montgomerys, on the Union Ground, Wiilamsb burg
hujsons aud Wnekas, ou the Captolno Ground
brookiyn; Bostons and Indianapolis at Indianapo's
Cnicagos apd Cbciunats at Chicago: Providence and
Mhwaukess, Al Milwaukee; stars. OF Syracuse. ana
scnusters, at Phhadelpbia; Rochesters and Bunaoe
nj Bunao, and Uucas and BaItimorcs, st Bpltimorc
Tho game at Hudson, between tue local cluD and tho
New Bedivrds, OF New Bedford, Mass, resulted In
favor OF The Hudsons by score OF TO
Az Albany the game between tho worccstcrs OF the
Intcrnationai AssocietiOn and the Albany Club was
won by tho Worccstcrs BY a score OF III to 2
In The gafnc At Troy between tho Buhalos ana Hay.
makers, both OF the Intcrnatona Association the
bAOrner wprs liciQEiepa RR q SCORE Of to 4
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
CREEDMOOK.

THE TwENTy-sECoND REGIMENT PRACTICE IN
FIRST AND SECOND CLASSES.
Two hundred and twenty-seven members Of tho
Twenty second regiment shot at Creedmoor yester-
day under the direction OF Major Coffin and Captain
Loom,s, Major j. IL. Horscfail being in command of
The detachment One hundred and two shot In
III. third class and sixty Of them qualified. They,
together with eghtytwo others, pract,ced In tho
ond class where following qualifying scores were
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
HELVETIA RIFLE CLUB.

The festival OF the Hcvcua Rife Club at the Schuet.
zon PARK, Union Hill, N. j. continued yesterday, and
was attended by fully 900 persons, all OF whom
joyed themselves thoroughly. Tho principal feature
oil tho occasion was the shooting, which began at
eight A. NJ and cndcd at six r. N. l.. Dreyer won tho
first medal aod Albert Meyer tho silver goblet
silver medals also by the following marks-
mon:-
J. Blumenperg, r. Laudoit, A. q. Hcitrocq, O. Miller.
N.Irwin. :. j. robcr. r. weidmann,P r Meyer, h Jaher
Augustus KnopHc. n. Knebe Jenning, Fliedner, A.
Benxger b. Zcttlcr H. hpitz. L. Anscrom9 Albert Meyer,
j. wettjc, u. Rciiing. Charles strcmme. Captain h.
Gcnncrich, H. Hartung. Jacooi, A. Genes NJ b. rngel,
William Klein, Captain George Acry. John ksschcn H..
Iuchrs, q. Butter. H. Oen h. Hoismann L. y: Branden-
berg. u. Krogcr, 5. sOlari, Anton Mcser L. u Nef o.
Doehie.
The following are the highest scores made tho
several targets:-
TARGET nELvErIA trossInpE 75,;
90; v. Schobngcr. "a; p. Tobin, 80.
TARGET cgLumnia POSSIBLE '5). ,n o.. :,
schobingcr. oi; N. D. Engci, 6i 4. Benzger, ei; ).
Biumcnberg, %; John n. knschen. 5S.
TARGET (PossfnLE Is)
snitx G5 x Oeh u; 4. w. FliedncrAOi 4. knoepfs Ca
r. uolsnann, SO II. Miller, 80; y. zettlsr. 62.
TARGET POSSIBLE 5o). -
Irving y; w. Klein. ~ r fcnnins ii Charles Ferret
Thc ioliowipg is a record OF tho prize winners Al
bowhug:-
First Prize j. Aeschbach, 80 pins, 500; second
Note, %. si3; third ~ hass1es -, sli fGprsh.
81 seventh. Dregor ~ So eighth j. nangermann "a
sos ninth. O. Bin 25 So tenth, Bo~ling 20. ~
e'sycnsh nTqssh H. seneS s pns ss second
Nolte. 1856. fS third. O. Forster 1874. 80.
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THE NEWS IN ToRoNTo--THE HANLAN CLUB
GIVING THE CASE SERIOUS CONSIDERATION. .
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

TORONTO, Sept. 0, 1878.
The race between Courtney and Hanlan is not yet
satisfactorily settled. The purse promised by Mon
treat and Lachine will not be givon unless
tho racc Is for tho championship, The
citizens there will have "hippodroming. Court
ney's acceptance has not received, but is ex-
pectcd to-morrow. II Is the opinion OF many we'll
informed persons here that The Hanlau CLUB, now II
Is corncre will agree to the bcing tor the cham
pionship The Executive Committee OF tho Club Is In
session night but have not yet arrived at any con-
ciuston in the matter Something must be done, as
bond guaranteeing SIS, 900 has been signed by them
Great satisfaction IS expressed Courtney signing
the articles OF agreement.
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Totals. Z 10 27 IL o To,als.... u

Score by Innings
C1ubs lst I'd. od 4ih on oth 1m Sh sh
Ftyaway o o o 81
Astor ......O o o o o.
Runs earned-Flyawny, 2; Astor, o. First base by
errors--Flyawsy, .; Astor, = fotal LEFT ON bases
Flyaway 8; Astor, 2 Total base hts-Flyaway, II
Astor, T. Umpre-Mr Kicker, OF the Alaskas.
Tine of game-ons hour ana twenty minutcs
HUDSON MONTGOMERY.
the metropolitan championship game on the Capi-
toipc r round between the Hudsons and Montgomerys
was higbiy interesting, and resulted AS foilows-
nrnsnr. MONTGOMERY
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am, IA las ,,oro ,,d,,s,,.,o,,a ,,,,o,,,..
IN INV for The various nrndmcts ond
manufacturers which tboy fnrnisbcd ho,. /.
until tLs i,nnr",,Jcnt i,,o,tam,;o, -,
thnt Government, tn The ;mnrovcn,cu,
of her. natural rcsnurccs has rodmrcd
ana of ,he tlnnst rnnm,r,ns ~, Tho ,,,,','n
In noinf of soil mud rli,n,t tn n st.,n -,
want aid wreichedur.. thut has M MR.
ollcI In ,le lis,n,, al, ,hn c;vilira,,
world
az. ho,;.,o maj mas, ro.,,,.,,rll,
urvc thot thr,o Ia uoth;no morn c.,,,.,;,,
in hnun.n, an,irs than ,hai she odon,;",,
of itrr-,r,dr' NJ, a Standardization of hor
tariff unli,.v Ia rnvenue uu,nosns oIon,,
hv ,hn Initial states nj ,hnj,. nros,,,,
sfoye Of nrnv,,,ss wn,,lJ Iornclv dim;,,,.I
,hnir nr,dnc,iv. nn,yn,. raduco ,ho ,,nI'
mnn Of thci, ,radr hal, fnr.;n,, ana 10.
mos,ic aud co,,soono,tI,, loSsa, ,l,o;,
| thot tLere ara NOT MANY omnvo ne bolJ
onouoh nnorIv 10 odrocoto ia ,,,os,ro'
lion of hma;.;can ;ndnstry. yat oyor,
VOTER writer or log;slator Who odvo.
cotes our adontion of froo- trade v;rtuoI.
lv dors that'
rho rraai d.nross;o, thot c,llo,.d
the WINS mutations hos Gallon nnnu a ,e
erv branch of orr indnstrv. nro lncis
raw material manufact,,res spiaries In
thri, order and lastly hcc,nsn l,s, r.
bc inflated roal estate and rcni esta,e co.
entities Countrv ronl osiota ,,rst
civ rcal ee,ote nr,oryards Trado,
and business. IN prndncer' monufsctnr.
er and dealer are NOW mon n he,l,hy
basis. is the general rcnort Thcsc Ia,
alone. will som rinhi every oihc,
branch.
Country reol estates arc slready nd.
yauciuo: steady holding TO orr nrcscn,
policy. tl,c American nolicv of nrotcc.
lion 10 American nconlc and Amorico,
interests. will cunblc country trade n
advance that nf The city: thoi. thr yaluo
of eli, urourrtv. and with ,ha, ,hc
soun,l,,c.s uilhuse moncynd institution
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-01

I'D TE Any person Wno wall make ami
4 NEE forward ms q list OF the names oi
reliable persons Of their acquaintance who wish 10
procure an instrument either Piano or Organ,
will use my best endeaNnrs to sell them one, and
for every piano succeed ia selling 10 their list
within one year, will credit them with $40, and
for every organ ea, 10 be applied ON payment OF
either piano or organ; ami when IL amounts TO y
sum sufficient ~ pay for any instrument, selected
at the lowest Wholesale price, will Immediately
ship the instrument free, or AFTER any amount Is
credited tile balance may be paid me Ia cash and
will then ship them the instrument. They need
not be known In the matter, and will be doing
their friends real service, Gs shall make special
oters 20 them, selling superior instrument for
nom one half 10 two-thirds what Is ordinarily sk
ed by agents. Please seni me u list at once, and
afsef you have made inquiry you can add 10 H.
Adlress. DANIEL. r. BEATTY, Washington,
New Jersey. tslyl
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The Petition or,Le woo,.Growers.


The following il the text of the petit
don 10 Congress initiated by the wool
growers OF this vicinity, which is TO
be- widely circulated for signatures:
TO the Honorable
We, the undersigned Wool Growers
and Sheep Breeders OF - respect
fully represent that during the penden-
~ OF the tariff bin passed In Congress
81 1867 -6s, and substantially the same
rs the present, enormous quantities Of
foreign woods and wOolens were I'M
loaded upon onr markets, which, togeth-
or with great amounts of army clothing
thrown ont broadcast, rendered nugato-
~ for season tbe beneficcnt influences
that were expected To save from
humiliation our fiocks aud the wOOlen
interests OF our country. That since
these surpluses were absorbed, this tar
ID has proved by its operations TO have
been admirably adapted 10 the develop
inent OF wool production aud wooden
manufactures, and has greatly benefit
ed the consumers Of the country by
dlversifying aud cheapening wo0leil
fsbrics; aud we are convinced thai no
better system at that time could have
been devised 10 accomplish these OBJ
jects.
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e. a| @
ID ED.

kNArP-in Goshen. Jan. 20, Lewis Knapp,
aged 81 years ami days
nuLLEY-in Ncrgennes. Jan. ri. Moses : Bml
ley, aged years
BARNARD--ln Nersenne4, Jan. 25 Freddie
barnard, aged ycars.
MOOkE-ln Addison, ut the residence of l.. +
CLARK, Jan. 80 Ida A. Moore, youngest dauRbtei
Of ii. land Mary Ann Everest OF Malone. \. Y
aged q years.
.,WILSOSzin Vergennes, Jsn %, Mrs. Martha
Wilson. aged 81 years.
,JOSEs-in Ferrisburgh, Jan. e5, Mrs sally
Jones, aged 70 years.
HiNDEs-in Addison, Jan. ~. Dr. W Hlndes,
aged Il years.
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CTATE OF vERMONT-DIsTRICr

~ OF ADDISON, S.
IN Probate Court held nj Middlrlury, wiuan
aud iof shid district on the 22d DAY Uf JapuAf,
a. -. 1873.
Daniel A. West, administrator with the Will an
nexei OF tic estate OF Nahum Parker late OF Mi.
dleDury, in the district Of Addison, dccrA yei
makes application in writing 10 this court for al
extension Of the time allowed him to pay the
debts and charges against the estate of salt
deceased.
It is thereupon ordered that sand application be
referred 10 session Of this court to De held at the
PROBATE Office at Middlebury ON The 18th day OF
tebruary, A. u. 1873, at 10 O'Clock ia the fore
noon for hearing and decision there on; and ii 10
ilirther ordered that notice hereof be given to
all persons interested by publication OF The
zane three weeks successively In the Middlebury
REGISTER, newspaper printed at Midllebur
previous TO said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear at said time and show ceiic, u
any they may have, why said license should Lotis
granted and said time extended.
lty the cOurt.-AttesL
~ SAM'L Il. COOKE, Judge.