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yesterday morning She was heavy and SICK Upon
gong down stairs she wac surprised 10 IND that Mr.
suspicious which were co irmed when sne duscov.
ere that ney hai stolen from nsr SIS OO0 which MAD
been slowed away In one Thousand aud ave hundred
dollar bills.
This amount OF money, Mrs. Walker said, had NOS
long been in her possession sne mad received u as
legacy rom "a relative. She had no Glow as 10 the
Whereabouts oil The people whom she accused Of nav
lug rubbed her aud lost no time ~ coming 70 Ihi,
receiving material AID from the Metropolitan de-
tectives.
On hearing the above story Sergeant Kealy DE-
tailed Detective Williamson To Investigate Inc case
That Official called coach and, In company Win
Mrs Walker, drove 10 the residence oil her banker,
Mr.. James +. d. Larer. No 10 West Tenth
street Mr. Laricr received her cordially, granting
her private interview which lasted ABOUT nan
one hour. Mrs. Walker next proceeded IN search u
her husband. She related to him ner loss anu no IN
mediateiy took charge o! the case. Detective WIZ
hanson, thinking that his services were no longer TO-
quirsd. returned to Police Headquartera
orr FOR EURUrE.
Hu. Mr. and Mrs " ak called there In the evening
aud sgais invoked oAcai ala, the husband
his belief that Mr.. aud Mrs Forbes nad sailed In me
morping tor England the steamer Adrisuc he
SAID that no had msae tnvestieaions ano sue
ceeded IN tracing them across tho Cor,landt
street ferry. he had also found The hack man
drove them TO the pier This TACT Ia
measure seemed TO have consosd Mr.. walker, ~ be
was OF opinion that the gully ones could be appre
bonded on their arrival IN England but his hopes IN
this regard dam pened wnen superintendent wall
ing informed him that he silence alleged did not come
within Inc provisions OF the extradton treaty win
England, and that the only way IN which the alleged
ROBBERS could be compelled 10 dsgorSc their IL
gotten goods would be TO follow The fnetvcs aud sue
tnem under civil process. Mr. Walker thereupon
expressed bis intention Of comm nica'ine with
the English police and requesting then TO look alter
th OF the Forbes family until ne n"d de-
term ned plan to compel thcn to surrender ms
wlfe's money. TINS was the only conclusion arrived
At and Mr.. and Mrs. Walker look the next train TO
Railway, the lady in ths meantime having re-
covered her wonted composure
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BuRRAsp rsLSr, July 20 Sailed bark Nellie tBr), for
TEsgnIms, Juy si-AriveJ.. bark 81 Lswrsnes lBD,
In por, Aug s. brig Chesapeake. white for Baltimore.
nose Rose. Jan. so-Arr,ved. steamer Gaelic tBD.
Cissrs1 jams u. sAis Bssn.e. cla.s. Gs... s4ss
In gois ja.. ~ .hg. wandering Je. T.pIsy. az 81.
ssss r ~ s.n aS IT,.
Csurn. ssrks Bette OF orsso. Merriman to. Per
sJsnn:.a; Goisy. Tor Nov Ysfs Ss,..i.i. Isr...
ssar r:" ss. FISH, wii.%: a.. sT' Disss
Ne" 0s YORK. s9' sl.' 5i Vim MP ss' noy' a." cssca
iiya.co, Jalye-In pert. brig. Kate MepopS.ll .B.,
Metih.ny irom ). Johns. NY. New YORK; Nov" seoiau
.ei S.v ,e't lJs: IsTass iop.Ia. from Dc. .rTy.d
siai,h, Brown, 70, rs,., .s Se S a,.' ,. o,.n s.
meth, ilclo and New York; 18th. ship Empire Iecsic.
NosrsSA July ~ Arrived. steamers Rivcr.a.le (Br,
Humphrey. Sunderland; Derweut tBr. Ienui'on. Car.
ov. Sa, Of &c c.ssss Mssn o @
s.e si st ns bora..s Bo Williams. Liver
pesl s.pi. spa rsessr snMpnc;' n%s ,'ei% "s
i IssSs ss. i fss
,sns. an i, rs9 sa Light
Giss ana schr Atoon'. Fitzgerald, for of attcrss to
YrvcawASc. June aArrived. bark Alma,ia. Blanchard,
Mourn SYDNEY, CD. July 3I-Arrived. brig Maid OF
lisafoien tHr), Rinr. Port Madoc.
Outngc. Aug I-Arrvrd. steamers wsdensian (Br),
81 rphrn. Glasgow. st smde tBtl Brown Marsciies;
Ganres tBt Baker Lynn Datks Audhild. Cork Lothsir
ir). Desmond sydney. isr Montreal; Cencpras (Scr,
Cleared iss steamer Msni,obsn tRr Men,ss Glasgow
ships LADY CLARENDON ODD, Marshall Clyde Brdgewaer
TN. Brown London
RIO Un,spK, June -,-clesrcd, schr Robert Clark.
uutrhns sandy Hook
sr CArnsRfNrs tBrasID june 2s-Arrivrd brig Sea- Bird
tBrj Lindh Richmond Va twould load Tor Psrnambucot
snLssHAr, June lV-ssiled, schr II Bangs, Bangs,
Tietsin.
In port June 1e ship Rinriesdsr. Bray unc bark Com
merre, Elliott, do
swsrow June g. Arrived. BARK Helena. SNOW, Annoy
snELsunss Ms. July 3i-Arrived ship Bessie Crosby,
Trsfry. Bordeaux.
TRrsrs. July 0-saed, bark Lord Clarendon tBr. Davis
DO deaux.
YoEonswA, June 23-Arrved. ship Ciarissa Carver,
Dow New York 2ef. bark John s'anhopc, Pnlsbury.
Newcastle. NSw
In pot June ~. ships socloc Allen and Fleet wing.
Gu-.t unc; bsrks tmma Heal. Bailey, for san Fran
CISCO. Mary Uoodel lanes, for Bskers isianI Uoed
Baxter, Baxter. tor New iork' Nweid Nckerson. unc
Pvn Srraxvr Cry or MoSrnyAL1
AwrwsRr, July 22ssled. ksrsten Lsngsard, Jacobsen,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Cspts Hamilton Perry. OF tho steamer Britannia tBr.
Liverpool aud Wlexerod OF steamer Neckw tGer).
OF bremen, have thanks for special meteorological
observations made In connection with the HERALD
weather service.
scHR DAVID CARLL. HAwtins from New York for Cape
Haytien put Into Norfolk Aug in dstreas. having cen
struck squat Wednesday last, ABOUT 80 mes south
of Cape Henry, and lost her bowsprit.
sour LAMARrixg New Bedford. has sold to Capt
Ireland and OF others, of PhilAdsphis.
BRIG ashore July Fl. on San Antonio. vest
end oil o. Cuba
OVERDUE Bark Sonptag. simmons. sailed from New
CASTE NSW. March 10 Tor Hong Kong. and. not having
her destination ~ last sdvices fears are enter
tanned for her satisfy.
AMERICAN LLoYps' RKGrsrrx. We havs received from
the isher Capt Hsrtshorne supplement for July
10 mis- and that it contains tho usual amsnnt
81 shipping information.
LAUScnEp At Portsmouth, MI Aug l.. from Payne's
yara the Mary Eldrdrc. Her length on the keel
is lOI Il over ALL i IL breadth OF beam 30 II depth Ut
mold ill., Her flags utse by the wife OF
Hon MsrcelIus Edridse IN who's, honor tho vessel was
named.
st K-nnebunkport. Ne. Aug }. by Msssrs Titcome 4
Thompson Al 3-decked shp. with sharp ENDS and OF
good style of about 400 tons rot named ana Tor s.e
At Calais, Nc, July 30, " IN tho yard 81 boardm"n
Brothers. superior bark OF S77 tons She Is Tor SALE
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ARR Aug 2--ssiled. brig, Augusta tyD. Buck. Phil
adelpha; Sd, Northern Star (Br) sherry rom DUBLIN.
Baltimore.
ALxxAnDnIA. Il, Aug 2-Arrivsd. bark Anita Berwiad.
Mcbride New York.
BORDEAUX, Aug I-ssisd. bark Frsidg CNor,. Berg,
United States
Conx, Aug 3--saisd, bark Eliza Keith tBD. Hesiy
Omitted States ~ ~
DusIrr, Aug s-ss,.ed. bark Lyman Cam (Br,. Gibbs,
United Staten. ID ...,-5,.., "a 10y =
KLsnosr, July 31-Anived, bark Lindssnsss (Ner,
Tonnssrn New York.
FLEETWOOD. Aug Sailed, bark Herbert Hall (Br),
GLOUCESTER. Aug 2--sssd bark Passs Partout tsor),
keumann. New York.
NInRALrAR July ~ Sailed, steamer Scotia (Br), An
derson from Sicily kc), New York
/, IAvRE, Aug 1-saiisd, ships Agenor. Lincon, New
York; Fswn, Cleveland, Unted States; bark Borshd
(Nor) Amundsen. Philadelphia brig sabrs (Br), Robin
son. United States
LIVERPOOL, Aug 2-Arrived, steamers csnopus tBD.
Horsfall. Boston; Sd. Bshsaisn tBr,. Grundy. do.
Sailed 3D. rte amer vietors (Br), Williams Boston; ships
Cuitivator Russell, Norfolk Bonnie Dundee (Br), Man
son. Hampton Roads Yclox (Nor), Stubb Philadelphia
bark Aletie tNor), Kaudsen, Nav York.
Lizard, Aug 3. s:i5 AM-On steamer 81 Laurent Dr.
Lachssnez. from New YORK ter Hsvre.
MAksxILLKs. July 3i-Arrived, schr Mathiide Kranx,
Rich, New York.
oroRro July 28-Arrved, bark C1audna port. Correa
New York schr Walter l. Piummer, Plummsr do; g7th
bark Dominique tBr) LIE Blanc, PhisdcIptis (s before
reported without dnts).
QUEENSTOWN July 3Arrivod. steamer Baltic (Br, Par.
SELL York Liverpool (aud proeeeded bark Ring
wood (Br). Traiaor. Phiisdephis-
ROCHESTER, E. Aug 2Sailed, bark Victoria (Br Plessa.
| ten United states
sr VINCENT Wv, july I5-ssled bsrks Matilda (Br),
Budedge from swansea, hull River; Pudscy Dawson
ar Rawe from Usrdini, Pensacola 19th Powhattsa
| (Br), Thomas orom Swansea, Bull River.
wssr HARrLIrooL, Aug I-saiicd, bark Josef (Aus),
lvaueich, New Orleans.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Chester tBr. Brooks. Liverpool via
stesmer Athe ms lBr) orksry. London Joshua rucxer
Steamer Lsnrshsw CBr. Bain for odersJ Tucker
steamer Rhein cGor, FRANKIE. Bremen via southamp.
steamer Rio Grands. Bolrer. Galveston via Key wes,C
ssssmsI Morgan City E.sde. us'vesson-Bos.r Nor
s.oamsr Hudson. Freeman, New orlssns-oIsk ssa-
s;enmer City Of Savannah. Mallory. ssvsunsh Goo
s,ssmsr ch.rss,oa. Lockwood. !Chslesson-J oain-
steamer Regulator. Dosns. Wilmington. NC-w Clyde
s...m.. oa DemI.len w.lts, SoIfslk City Point and
steamer 9 Knlh', chiehr.tsr. Alexandria. We. and
s,ssnsr vis.I.ss. Be- ":n ss',imore-wm p.,..,
s;..m.I s,aa'f .I p.v nn al Hand
ship Ella 8 rnaysr. Futon. Londoo-Jsmes Eiweii 4
Ship Alexander Marshall Gardner. Lenaoa-ch.s II
ship Uudrsrp (Sor). Knudsen, Ro,.erdsn-runeh Edye
Bsik Alice @ Diekerman. Bryant sinsspote-PsrsonsA
Bark willard Nudret, staples. Lytteton. MR.
BARK Christina (BD. Andrews. Liverpooi-sesmmsil
Bark Matthew Baird Forbes. Gisssow-J II Winchester
Bsfk se.u Dubrovscki Auo, PcndO, Cork for orders
Bsri Bayrnsh ,Br Foreman. for orders Tucker
BARK Mathids oIef. Krasn, ste,tin-runeh. Edys
Bsrk Aequs,or DeD. Wallis. stettin-Funeh. Edge
Bsrs Oscar wendt GER. sehsrmbcrs. sscs,in-runeh,
B.rS Alma GER Lohemsyer. Bremea-wstjcn, rosi 4
Bark Robinson crusoc. Robinson. Alexandra, EJsmes
tlwe 4 Co
Bsrt Eupics tAus), Lester Msreiiles for orders
Bsts Ksbeecs cto~e cro~eil. Buenos A,res-J Norton
BIS iespsrus CSor,. svendsen Drsnmcn CSorwsy) =
Brig hid iBri Isake, Horde aux- .Bovd fiincken.
Brg san MIGUEL lsp cs,as santa Cruz do Ia Pslmss
Brig aric (Br) saunders Ponce, FIR Hstou. Watson
sebr .Florsses p Hall. Dobbin, Dcmcrars- Simpson.
sahs Abbe Dunn. Martin. Nassau. SP-Jsmss W Eiwen
scht silas u Morse mn Mckay $, Johns, Yf-nstton.
Natson A Co . -
schr sammy Fora, Allen. Yarmouth. Hs-.A rIlepsy.
Schr Spectator tBr Munson, Canning, Ns-P Ne,ius
A Son. - - :.
Schr Franslin Nichols. Gaiveston--Tupper Beat:e.
Schr Vim II Jones. Fslhenburg. 1T Marys, Ga-Aeiol
Abbott -.
"sbr ~ Harris. Hawkins. Washington. Dc-I,sse r
seht Matte A Hand Hand Georsctcwn. DC-0veron a
Hawkins.
sohf % Remington. Mcmillan, Boston Miller a
sehr j q HambIsn Eldridgs, Harwieh-A O Fisher.
scnr Whistler keee. Taunton w A Brown a Co.
schr Is ~ null, Brush, Providence --Cox Gtccnc
sehx LhshA saith. sisaper- ProvidnesPsrkins Ca
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Aug a Cleared. schrs Lockwood,
Boston Belle Brown, Bostout Henrietta Georgetown
Passed down -seur Vim Drury, from Georgetown Tor
Boston.
BOSTON. Aug 2-Ciesred. brig Anglo usrl. Coliamors
Martinique ard TN daoupe scnrs james Baylss snow
Puadeiphis: Mary Carroll Uarroii, hicbmoni. Va via
ksnneb,c hiver; Ssyafk, iIambIiu. Baltimore VI hen
neocc Rvrr, Carrie Belle SeRvey, do do' Cora, heEatn
lin. Kenneosc River 10 load Tor Baltimore ,,.,,,,,
3dArrveu. steamers Berks, Pcndietcn, fhiiadeiphia
Glsucus, BeArse, New yots. 49,
Cleared ainers orrhs tBr). Rowies Livsrpooi; VIM
Crane. uowcB, Bsltimorai Norman. Snows PhuAaeDnA;
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SAILED.

Sfesmen Adrstic tRr) Tor Liverpool The Queen tBr).
do Devonia sB5, Glss CIV; Lrp.n,o tBr hn.i snsa
via Key West; Hudson. New Orleans; Morgan Citv.
do ciy Of saw nnsh savannah Ch.rlsson ChArle.ton
DC; Old Domination Richmond. &c: ship. hedris Ter,
Bremen fhAyer. London: Giencore tBr). Lverp"oi;
Tyre tSr) Antwerp; barSs vsn.dis tNor). Rotterdam
Krnnard. Marseles; Alma GER. Brcmen: Guio utail
Triese Athet (Sor) Antwerp; Cohnheim GER. Elsi-
more brig Laura Cacace tItsD, Scio.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 3, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirEsToSg TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Britannia ar Perry Iavepo July - and
Queen 2btn with mdst aud Corts
July 80 lat ~ ~ lon ~ - passed ship Shelburne tBD
from Bristol for Philadel phia ship t.ad
Idings from ~ George M for Liverpool 3ist lat ~ So
Ion 20 Anchor line steamer bound Aug g. PM
mites OF sandy iook steamer Adratic tBrl, hence tor
Liverpool.
ton Aug VITA misc aud passengers to Wright Co.
phiasoue (BrJ. Be.l, Newcsstl- ~ days. In
ballast Tucker Co Had fresh westerly winds and
n great deaf OF fog at times.
steamer Herman Livingston. Daggcu savannah July
81 with mdse and passengers TO Murray, Ferris 20.
steamer W Clyde, CroweI, Chsreston Juv n -.-''t
mlsa nd w ELsda A Co
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE o. LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR.
THIRD DISTRICT, ToMPKISsviLLE, NY, Aug s. 1878.
NAPkACUE or LONG ISLAND.
Buoys have placed ark the channel between Ma
ague srdiners Tho boariEg are :Rsd spxr
buoy, No E.stsrn Plain. N Sssesga, roint. + = y;
class red ana aek horizontal stripes East
ern Plain POINT, "; east point Of Gohs's Island. 5;
Culoden Point, ENE. spar buoy. horizontal atrines;
Eastern Plain, r. Mspssgue Point. = BY Y Fire
place NV u w. NIB CLIrZ, Csmmoosre 5 N.
Lighthouse Inspector, Third District.
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Tropc Bird New Bedford being fitted BY Ill
lam LIE wiz three years VIII aing veyagc in the Allan
oceau nd aud Of Captain Hiram cleveland.
uy 10 lat OF, Ion 23 So osrks keindecr
Baker NIB with $50 bbls oil; Com Nonis, Winslow, do,
18th hills oil.
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nrNorICR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENrBRIN0
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr-Tho NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning the eoors green red changing from to the
other In succession be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels upon seeing this signal will oblise
by preparing any marine they may have Tor the ship
News Department OF the HkRALn.
ps- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIKI
coAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains or officers
of vessels In the coang and foreign trade observ
ing the displacement removal of requested
10 communicate the fact the HERALD that be
brought publicly the attention o. the authorities
letter addressed TO the editor OF tho HERALD New York
city giving accurately possible the number and post
tion OF displaced buoys the Of their removal will
suniec in observed along the Atlantic aud Pacific
coast Of The American Continent when they observed
Of European countries or In the Mediterranean
that information be sent either by telegraph
or letter she Office Of the Nxw YoRx HERALD 40
fleet street. London, the Paris Office 81 Avenue dc
pOpers Paris Where the telegraph 10 used dispatches
may bs sddrssssd Bennett ~ Fleet street London" or
Bennett 81 Avenue do popera Paris" Where cases Of
observed in tue waters eouatres beyond
the reach Of telegraph la Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching the FIRST eonven-
lent port This information will be cabed free Of charge,
10 the HERALD and published
ns-Persons DESTROYS of uniesng with vesseis ar
irving New YORK do by addressing to such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht pier No. East River, View
York Letters civcd all parts of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
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WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.
Nrw Yonk. August 3-Noon.
The time ball dropped correctly to-day.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or OxpAnrunx PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTE
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HotrnEAp, Aug 3. PM-wind NE. strong; baron,
10 S4t.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER oBSER-
VATIONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
Origin Of the Champion Grape.

This grape, which is attracting much at
tention by its earliness, productiveness and
hardness, is said by +. F. Ellwanger, OF
Rochester, n. Y, to have the following
origin:
In the garden of Mr.. Tallman, of Syracuse,
n. Y, chance Seeding came up which
seemed to have two kinds of fruit, one much
earlier than the other. Mr. viii Day, an
English gardener, took it up and found that
there were two distinct vines, and planted
the earlier sort in his own garden.
1t proved to be much earlier than any
thing else, and he propagated the same.
About ten years ago, man by the name OF
Spaulding bought the plants of Mr.. Day,
and sold them in the town of Greece where
he used to live, as the " Champion grape.
-Four years ago got acquainted with a
dealer in produce, fruit, etc. That man,
Mr. Bady, put me on the track of it after
he found out my business, telling me that
they generally pay from twenty to twenty.
five cents for those Champions After sat
isfying myself that it was earlier than any
other went to those men that had them
and pruned their vines for the wood, and
planted the cuttings in spring, and in two
years and half the most OF them showed
me their first fruit
Grape culture is my occupation, and
have been brought up on the vine-clad hill'
of Germany, and | hope your readers will moi
misunderstood me. Butfor the sake OF truth
let me say that the Champion is at least tel
or fifteen days earlier than the HARTFORD a
good and more productive than the Concord
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WON ALL THE PRIZES.

W. hays s,aco hare a., ,,a,,,or ,,ty ,,o n.,r,o ~ ,
-. ,,. ,.,,-- -, ,., -, -. -, ~, y, ~ "
many Inc Duer sailed win higgins SAT- TOOK all the pre-
niuuS at the fair of the Northwestern Dairymens As
s,ci,,i,, ,,o1 In lac, y, r,,o,a ,,or a., ,,v
'' 70 -" ''e.s' '"'' 'e'' i"''e "'i' VIZ ""uu
Creamery" OF Huntley, Ill., first premium Of sl00i the
"Booth Creamery of salem VIA second nremlu, of ara
,o ., tto,.o, ,,ro,,.. >, -, t...,, t,,.t ,,,. -,
"o hu"7'oh Nieaiheiy OF iie""H' iiaile WIS., thlTu
premium of $50; and the Booth Dairy first premium for
dairy hntter s,0 eavtng n,iv tbe tufar,,r ,,ot,s n
's '.' ~ N"'''s V''y 'iio menu premiums VI
80 SO ana SO Tor dairy bntter 10 be- taken by all the
other brands of salt combined,
n NAV ha inaras,,,,, IL, iarv,,o, Il, tno, , ,, ,
"""s "o interesting !" u'"S" ~ hho" INV the TWO
leading brands-Iiggn's and Ashtonsare made and what
tho dIf repca "a bet,,ean tbeu ve vial, 90, t, tho -
,l, - -. = :, :, -" 80 Wv paw
~ 'Vlih e"o wv i''''i VI hi r. D. iNpeT- helihe
of the firm of II. X. * Il. f. 1hufheT x Co, New TO g.
Ia tho An,.,,e,, ,,,.,. hrt NINA, IN. oo,,,,, o., ~ . &C.,,
'"t"e ho'''"" "'v"' wv" mus "o D"n'o"' W sNeh rev
extracts from IT, After describing the scenery neaih salt
works he SAYS;
NJ. 49,. =, =, -..,,. A., -, - . q,
~ ir usual pIucess OF sl'
n,N ~, IN, ~ Y W., 40 ~, W,s aat mle Us IN
uoi anu >oItWiu ,nere ave ioul Two layers or
@ Ui so sa, luz ny ~ u I'M, inese
a., ". ~ h'
% ~ ~ ~ % ~ hvp " 10. 70 wv Ieet be-
low tne anu s ABOUT ny leet thlck linen comes q
rVch, o0v 70 fvV .et Wnen we second OF lower strata
~ s uch " wy us ~ anou ,Mle ne thickness oi
~, Nv npie M su VI peinb cleshet anu
49, ,, W ',,e lI'iS "a te sait iuch ~ w,
S, ~ y nis ~, Va ~, any as luIe 'e nst "
sh a. s, ~ null W yo AZ Eli ~; upels ~, n
s II suhh ul'i, lVcN ss ~ satslHc'o y qnaily Is
it . h, - 49,, 'iie sane " coz, lne
,, i',i,, a.. l., H., .u'li ',u y
v, N, ~ ~ IL, ~, -, ~, " M 'eeuhi pmir
VI ~. asel ,, 20, WE, fancy ere eil
" .ie lvoi w Wv ~. ~ 10 soma anu mono
,ii rs 70 49, trso,,sn, ,ha, G m, - ,,,' hn 'e
p;,,ad IN, IL n.y. III s. ~ ay ooi iie nave eNei
7 ,,,r w. ~ M iv mas aso nnch uei.eI
80 800 ii H. - ,,an, -, ~, 3, n e,
". shn @ 4, . i, ise VI I'm, ~ 'uvh, Mmcn oi I'M
up rn ana '' s, i f, ae n,e uii. e., !. De
-, III ssn ,,y. ~
S,ie Il cr,,s I MS snon IA raised from The nina nJ &
~ 80 wy hle anu us''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
MORE PROGRESS.

Not satisfied, however, with this eat progress, Mr.
liggn determined II pussietl obviae the objection which
had been truIhiully urged inst all English salt VIZ thai
There was more OF les phn-sce, and that the grain OF the
sslt also that 1t required crushed and
sfted TO obvte these defects using for airyp
purposes. Pan-sctle IA lney sediment contained 10
greater in all the Cheshire bTnes which
forms the bottom OF the eyapofang pans and with I'M
corporied with tile salt In breaking the inoulds drr
alt with inaet, as is usually done OF malle
would frequently strike piece OF anscle and break
into small PARTICLES which IA Impossible to entirely pck
ont by hand; aud IN order TO obViAe this defect MT iggi
invented anu patented machine by which This clumsy
detective hand profess Is entirely dispensed with Each
grain II dlsinegated separately leaving
without humps and by carefully sitting also by machinery
pan-scale the salt left -ot
pure and Ot tie precse dgree Of hndesS desirable for JH
ter cheese table Unlike other salt II gyms
should set slightly In the bag, light blow Jar viii
readily dsniegrtte tile PARTICLES and lump Whit
be formed he crushed In the hand with the greatest
his Is not true Of salt which has been ground II will
then cake hard. and this has always great
stacie To using finely ground salt The nue. gram
oil the sgn Eureka salt and lis entire freedom paIi-
scale has placed II at the very top of The Tor quality
and the few persons who did not appreciate the superiority
OF his frize Medal BTand which equal all
and superior 10 Ashton ncknow ledge that HE
Eareka superior to thing they have In the
the Eureka SAL Il fully one-half than any
other brand In the market, price higher than Ash
TONS As marked by salt dealer not long since livery
thing about tile Eureka is OF nrst-cass quality"
being pure white, Irish linen, while those
ton brand, unlike their former good quality,
brown ute warp lining, which Tor tOwellng OtheI
household purposes Mil not last onealf long the
ggn. Unless the quality both OF the salt and sack is i'm
proved the old standard all the money which Me.srs
ton Co. putting into II Will avail the
United states loo Intelligent not ~ the great fall
ing of us former standard, and they will or
nary Liverpool salt aud pay twice uTtl
simply because the bag Is stenciled with the Ashton brand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-11
The Occasional Glass.

When Mr. Evans returned home from his
business he was always greeted by his daugh.
ter Laura in a way which made him forget
the burdens and cares of the day, for her
bright face at door or window would be the
first thing to catch his eve as he mounted
the steps, and there were ALWAYS A warm
kiss and loving words for him.
But one evening the house seemed de-
serted. He looked in vain for the eager
watcher, and was obliged to open the door
for himself.
Fearing that she might be i'll. he made
anxious inquiries of one of the servants con.
corning his child.
Martha said "she did not think Miss
Laura was sick, for she saw her in the gar
den a little while ago"
Mr. Evans eagerly sought the accustomed
haunts of his daughter in the old.fashioned
garden.
As he approached the summer house he
fancied that he heard suppressed sobs /;
ouickeninp his steps, he passed through the
leafv entrance, and discovered Laura seated
at the rustic table. her head buried in
her arms
"Why, Laura, my child. what is the mat.
ter ?" he cried, trying to raise her from her
position.
For some time his entreaties were only an.
swered bv sobs. but at last Laura lifted her
tear-stained face, clasped her arms around
her fathers neck, and said imploringly
"Promise me, papa, that YOU will never
become drunkardi"
"What do YOU mean, nv child ?" asked
Mr. Evans, filed with astonishment.
"Why, papa, this afternoon, as I came
from school, / saw a crowd of BOYS around a
! poor drunken man. They were tormenting
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