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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-10-21
: WatertoscN Live Stock Market. II
For THE WEEK ENDING Oct. Is. 1871.

Market Beef-A few choice 5000 extra. $40
wv; first quality l.50a7OO; second quality b.Ooa
90 third quality e4.75a S4OO
rnc c,s OF store Cattle-working Oxen per pair,
COWS, t15a9s. i"ii0"
Yearlings, t7al2; two years old, Haas; three
Western fat swine, live, sac per ID.
Northern dressed hogs, C per popnd
Price OF Sheep and Lambs in lots. AZ so n ShOO
each extra s4.OoaeG0O. or from la5c per ID.
Veal Calves q per lb.
Hides, Tallow and Standardization bidea
&c per lb.; Country hides. sas Lee per Id.
brighton tallow, cts. pr lb.; country tallow
pelts from 100 to LIS each,
Calf skins IL per Id.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
y. B.-Choce grade includes nothing but STALL
red 100 to 400 lib. bullocks. Extra and first
quality include the best large fat oxen Second
and third quality include oxen and two and three
year old steers.
sheep Extra includes Cossets, and when
nose Oh INFERIOR quality are thrown out.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-10-21

tB The Centennial celebration of the
capture of CORVALLIS at Yorktown
occurs this week, occupying four
days. 1t is a big affair in some re-
spects, though everything has not gone
of without some bad bitches.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-10-21

The above is from q very reliable
farmer, whose daughter was In poor
health for seven or eight years, and
could obtain no relief until she used
Hop Bitters. She is now in as good
health as any person in the country.
We have large sale, and they are max
ing remarkable cures.
w. H.BIsHoP Il Co.
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1881.

wThe United States contains more
than one-third of the physicians of the
world. This explains why we depend
so much upon emigration to increase
our population.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-10-21

The Methodist Episcopal church has
In India 4,66S church members, $500
native Christians, 9,103 secular and
u, 1856 sunday-school scholars, all I'M
der the care Of eighty foreign and ma
tive ministers and pastors, and 124 un-
ordained preachers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-10-21

Dame Fortune is blind, but her
daughter, Miss Fortune, has her eyes
wide open and can easily lay hold OF
the wisest of the sons Of men. Boston
Transcript.
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Bristol Retail Market,

ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Oct. ls.-The
seceiptS were light, market active and prices
nrm. Common butter sold at 10 cents ner pnnnd
goou 70 choice 30 to 80 cents per pound selections
81 cents per pound; quality good. Shipment 200
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-10-21

RICHMOND MARKET, Oct. 1.-THE market was
Ialr. rair TO good butter sold at Is TO 20 cent? ;
cnoice, ~ TO "a few tubs of fine at 80 Fine new
Prolific, 90 cents. -o ""'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-10-21

The young bellies of New York are
becoming yabcinated, and as there are
plenty Of young doctors thereto do the
goEkthey are cQuesppndipgly sbappy
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-10-21

MipDLRBURr, VT, Oct. I7.--Market fair; but
ter brought from 20 TO 25 cents. Common
brought 20 to 20 cents. Selections 30 to 81 .cts'
Eggs 10 TO Is cts. Potatoes IS to 90.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-10-21

vERGESNEs MARKET Oct. I5.-The price
OF butter Is still high, common "a To 29cts per ill.,
81 CTS Tor selections. Eggs 20 per doz, apples 200
bushel. w. Pc
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DarwininisIn

animals and his extinction at death overthrown.
A personal God and an eternal existance for man
dethrowned. The wave theory OF Sound, taught
In colleges and hdgh schools for $4,000 years,
In science and the most remarkable book Of this
or any other age. Royal octave, 100 pages, hand
somely bound and containing very superior like.
mail post paid. Local and Travelling Agents
Wanted. Circulars with table OF coutents nd
Opinions OF the Press" free 70 all. SCHELL a
TO-, o. broadway, New York.
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3egaI 8pttfss.
OoMMIssIONERs NOTICE.

OOMMIssIONERs'N NOTICE.
~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Add.
son, commissioners, TO receive, examine, and
against the estate of q. W. Griswold, late OF
Cornwall In said district deceased and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto. hereby give notice that
late residence of the deceased in Cornwall, the
LIST day of December and LIST day offebruary next.
from O'Clock p. NJ. until o'clock p. NJ, each of
said days. and that SIX months ffom the 9Th day
Of October, A. ID. 1881. is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims 10 us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Cornwall. this 18th day OF October, A.
ID. 1881. 20
E n q sHASr HOOKER cOmrs,
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MARRIED.

30 WEN-JOHNSON.-In East Middlebury.
by Rev. s. W. Bidwell, Mr., CLAYTON II. Bowcn y,
Upton, to Miss Mary J. johnson of ii erdman's
Corners, Ca.
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DIED,

,CAMPBELL-In Salisbury, October II. Mrs.
foiiy Thomas Cam pbell, aged II years.
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B0IrD or PoLIcE JrN1Ycr>.

Justice Ot'crh,rg presided over meeting 81
~, boaid ~ Police Ir t,.- N".lAt 30 JEFFERSON Nnt
kc' Police Court. Thor Wct' Ir - 30 J'-r' " 'ffH.
MORGAN Waudr GariiIlrr -l.ih auG Poser. TIC p-'nl
committee appointed ~ thr IA u,ttI. 81 tie Id d"
inquire whtfu,r the c'I.r- rr-:,Tf"l through To-
President of tie inard nsa-t No,ur i,nburr'r, tLr
Clerk Of the Thru District CONT should l- c"n.l'l'r'd
los the Board. made report. stii'; that Justice HAy
hal declined to a"t thc cnun!ftc" AMI tina the 70
naming member di not .rr hat sui'irui fact-
were stated h iLr charge g" ''tu'' ts '.u" Tor
confederation. Aiicr appointing JOAN ". t1usllu ~
CLERK Of the second Distinct iaitr court, TO III iEr Na-
cnncs call.,i b., tie rtn a. J"--p, T. l;ruH"r. com
ittcr consisting 0f Iurfic- -nith. EiNhi and HI hf f.
Was appointed tn make the changes thr
blanks, tpuiurn1Icr with tl rr rruirLt~o i the hrw
code 81 criminal Procedure recently passed b! the leg
isaturc, the Board adjourned.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
THE COURTS.
ORDERED TO GIVE A GUARANTEE.


The argument for an injunction restraining
the city from collecting taxes from the Manhattan Rail-
way Company was TO be made before Judge Blaehford
In the United states yesterday hut by mutual con-
Sent 1t was adjourned until July 20. Corporation Conn
sci whitney who appeared for the city stated thn July
l. the Manhattan Railway Company would have to pay
10 the New-York md Metropolitan Elevated Railroad
Companies $3.50 900 for rentals that the taxes o. the
Manhattan Company amounted 70 $1,000 and that
therefore, lie would like TO have some guarantee Of
payment 10 the city there ~hould be no surplus
lie then suggested thai orcr be issued guaranteeing
the payment the If ordered by the Court The
folowingwas then issued:
Ordered That the preliminary Injunction made upon
the 1Oh day OF June, 81, he modified by NachiinS the
provisions Of the orlcr which restrained tac COLI, hn
and pax W the Tax specifically as-'ssrd IN the Nr
$50 upon the capital stock personal property o thr
Manhattan Railway COMPANY. The principal ~ when
tax amounts stated in the bill t. -. unless
on or before June 30 ISL. the Manhattan NflWny
Company shah give boli IN such iorh aad win s'h
surrties as shall approved ~ this Court guaranteeing
the rc-pon- hi.itg of the Ninuaft2n Railway Company
for the payment ~ the tax In the event that the h ~
pofuplain shall bc sustained to !hc tan ud to
the extent that 'hc same Fhnl! not ne Eu-thieu ana
guaranteeing the payment Of the tax ~ the event ANA n
extent That thr shall not h'rr pr ~ nihtr H.
raj proccodngShc finally adiudgcd lni ala; or unless thr
Manhattan Railway Company shill pay INFO "uil OF
some trust compauy, to he approved hY TINS our,
the amount The tax In the event and TO extent
pOltan Elevated Railway Company ana the NcW- York
Elevated Railroad Company shall Cnirr INTO BOMBS" ia
form approved by this Court LEGALLY enartc' ug
Inc -p1nsib lity Of the Manhattan Railway company
that The ordrr stand In the respects IN which is no 20
modified and modified.
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The jury rendered, yesterday, verdict Ill
favor Of the Ncw-IOrk and Brooklyn Ferry C"mpony
against Tho city for $1,000 the valucsof certain build
Ing. and fixtures erected by the company ut R"ose-
vclt-st which came into the possession of the city in
l%71. The buildings were erected under lease oh
tanned blythe company from the city, according 10 which
the former b. paid their value unless the lease
uron IL, expiration should be continued ut the same
rental The lease expired in ISL aud the city refused
to renew 1t except at increased rental which the COM
pany declined to pay
The ferry privileges thcrcupon offered FOR sale at
public auction. and bid IN Ivy n new company
called the Acw-Nork Ferry Company On the trial Of
the action which lasted nhout week, the attcrirt
among other things was made ON the part 81 th cl 10
show That the New YORK and the NcwiHrk ana lirpok
lyn Ferry companies were Identical "NcP IN name, u
that a obtained 10y the latter II Woud
u paVincnt 90 II for property the exclusive
u.t ind enjoy ~ which IL has alwars had.
Francis Bans aud john NJ Scrihncr np"ntod Tor the
Ferry Company james &. Carter aud L. IL. Laconb for
fhp civ
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IN THE ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, June 2S.-The bill was passed by
the Assembly appointing commission oil slate ohcerH
to confer with te United States authorities with view
70 securing return State title to certain land
taken by the General Government for the common de-
fence 1872
MI Niles made another attempt TO Introduce the anti
demonstrating bill
The Niagara Police bill reported by majority Of
the committee.
The Conference Committee on the New Capitol Appro-
pration blu admitted report recommending that the
Assembly recede FROM it, amendment prohibiting the
expendturs OF any part Of the soOOoo FOR architects or
clerks
Mr. Cohen moved to disagree with the report and the
appointment Of another COMMITTEES. His motion was
neEaaved. The report Of the Conference Committee
Wa Agreed 70 l..
Time the Commission TO deSnc and establish the Cou-
Diary hns between sis State and tbs State Of Peunsy
yal,la- Adopted 80
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TPIIEMERIS.

The light on June 26 Is taken as unity.
Log r. IL the logarithm Of the comets radius Vector'
or its distance from the sun. . -, ~. A., .
The general appearance and pcculiares OF the comet
have already een thoroughly discussed II VIII nc seen
that ia brightness will very rapidly decrease put ~ WI"
probably be visible n the telescope for some months W
come. -. ,., -, .,o
enhemeris have been cabea to Lord Crawford AT Dun
Echt The distribution OF these data among european
cuars iss,,ed simultaneously with these.
The orbit Of this comet presents some resembance 10
what from that Of 1872 which by some Thought
In he return As the comparison Of these orbits may
lie matter OF some ~ readers they ar here
appended:
1907 PTcHULR, 1890 1872
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RErENTING OF MARRIAGE AT FOURTEEN

The trial of the suit of Ida Ancck against
her husband stephen u. Aflcrk for limited divorce on
the ground OF cruel AMI iahuun trratncn; wa- bc-un
Yesterday before Jn-'icc farcm"rc AMI jury IN the
Supreme Court. Mn All h AL ;cs That she mar
RED In S1 when only fourteen yc'Fs oll aud that hcr
husband saba lurn;y IA SIS treated her with cruelty
and Insult and finally b,ndonrd her. \ voluntary
separation. took place in ~~n by the term, Of which D."
TO provide for her and her Is" children. A De
failed To keep terms of the separation nrrcu ~.
she bean an nc:i0 for divorce The dr aor gen
ernl denial.
Mrs Aricck c,l - witness On her own i' ~.
and Na'iu. ON dee tf"i Tat "n nIr occasion
her husband took adsprtt-. "i her h'.lrs- condition
NhcHn.ictp To- .'p Uai.uld ut.c "u h"r hft"C ON
another occasion De- surnr.-.d hf- hy scrlu- h"Wc q
NV p!iIo 1h, W.I boo continued t''la'. H""is 20
81 Curti- appeared attorney Tor NGs AErck, a4I
A. SLn.I. lul NJ. Al..tlk
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SPECIFICATIONS ABOUT TIE VISITOR.
WATCHING POR II IN THE CIrY-ITS POSITION LAST
NIGHT,

WATCHING POR II IN THE CITY-iIS POSITION LAST
NIGHT.
Some persons who were awake just befoHe
sunrise yesterday morning profess to have obtained
fnC view OF the comet but none of the scientific Cd
servers about the city caught glimpse OF the luminous
stranger. Some persons. ask impa'iently where the
comet is to be SEEM and appear take IT personal
a1fropt when told that clouds obscure comets
rs wen as the stars. AT last adyices it was
making rapidly toward the northeast though its
motion is necessarily slower IL rccedes from the s'i
The comet in Professor Diapers judgment, is continu
ally growing and more like DoDatis comet OF 1s99
In shape though the two in no way supposed to be
related to each other The shape OF the coma, which en-
yelopes the nucleus is also changing and instead Of the
birdlike shape which the first photograph shows Ii now
seems 10 surround the nucleus like 4 ring with radi!
Joining the two.
The ayure OF the comet in Professor Draners uncn-
larged photograph. which shows both head tail, J.
two inches length but the diameter OF the enlarged
copy IN which only head appears. is not than
there III than Que envelope about the nucleus
but the outlines OF the picture are not ccay emo. ~
cut reveal others with certainty The absolute siz" o
the comet Is fully deier.nlncd but Tie nucleus -
probably between 900 and 1000 miles IN dianc,r
length OF the tail istwO three hundred times the diam
OF the IL is now moving with speed OF aDo
The strange agitation that is revealed y the telescope
IN the head Of the comet indicates chaos OF whrwhd@
tronoIners that ii fast dssoving into invisible
yapor and others indications that me comet may
divide into parts like that VI Si3 which was visible
Between 10 and IL o'clock last night the clouds broke
away sufficiently allow beautiful though transient
than on last sunday ana consequently ess dimned
6y the mist Of hgh, that aiwa%' .,,i hans
were afforded later the night. but the constantly III
tervenng Clouds and the frequent flashes 81 iGtnihg
prevented the taking OF any satisfactory ODscrVauohr ~
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UsURpING THE GOVERNORS POWERS.

USTRPTNG THE GOVERNORS POWERS.
PROTEST OF THE GOVERNOR AGAINST TIE PRoMCI~
CATION OF HIS BILLS As LAWS.
ALBANY, June 2S.-The Governor to-day sent
TO the Secretary OF State communication In relation to
Senate bill 2O2 entitled An act in relation to the Ulster
aud Delaware Plank Road Company" and Senate bill
pig. entitled IAN act TO change the corporate title
Of the Bankers Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany OF New-York 10 the Bankers Loan and
Trust Company OF New-York" " Believing"
he SAYS that neither OF these bills has become law.
respectful but earnest protest il hereby made against
m King your certificate thereto well also asan, the
PRONUNCIATION OF either both Of SAID bills IL laws
The facts "a recited by the Governor are ms follows
"Two bills originating in the Senate were received AT the
Executive Chamber MAY 1, but did not meet the Gov
errors approval On Saturday. the ninth lay after Their
receipt prepared objections IL them, but the senate
having adjourned from Friday until Monday the bills
could not be returned until the lat or day Alta season
able hour Monday they were delivered To the Pri-
yate Secretary 10 be by him presented To the Senate
The Private Secretary charged also with other
at O'Clock, evening. left the Executive Chamber ai
quarter before X and reaching thc Asscnby before ~"
hour OF meeting waited until It's organization. WHERE
that body. Proceeding immediately, he reached
tho Senate chameT Tho at sn, se nrclG minute pa
without reading Of its Journal or the transaction OF
any business Thus by Laty adjournment and contrary
IL usual custom, the senate prevented the return OF
the bills In question that day; and they were accord
ngly presented by him the following morning - the
Senate and received by that house without obeo
ton, together with the veto messagos accompany
ing them. In strict conformity WIN me Consttu-
uon, 'he nehs d Tho ,,a, document rs pablishcd
contains both OF the mcssages IN ili lnstel however
OF further observing the constitutions drecton 10
action retained the bills several weeks, ana nnaly
adopted resolutions affirming that they were not re-
laws and directing the Senate clerk deliver the
TO the Secretary OF State"
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D>ssrvncry eleyue nts and ephemers have been con-
Snted iy Mr s. c. Chandler, jr, assisted py ,,hsd
Wendell. both OF that Observatory, when are pa"''0
" perrnisson of Professor u. C. Pickering
The positions obtained are us follows
Local lxsaa Tine. apparent Foss
Rio Jsneiro o o,,.,re,.
Nay %. S2 81 n 10 cr"~
r sfss$ ssIs tsss 4 g W TTsa G1Ik'''ns
From the flo Janero position aud those OF 9u,e - -
and % Mr. Chandler computed an orbit me eiene nS "
which were Published IN the local leTs on S'
June 26, and they are here gwen us u ina''o' '" ~
ELEMENTS.
Perthelion passage, 1851, June 1G.5Go washington
mean time.
long periheron - 26s 3o)
Ionr Noie go 5i.I lSSl.0
inclination Us 3H.v1a
log PeTihelion distance, 9eOS3
Motion direct.
From tbc Harvard observations Of June % ana 20 anu
%ho sar,e Rio postiol, Messrs Chandler ana "ciuSH
have computed a second approximation 10 une V sro
which Is nppendei with an ephemcls coihp'ue" ~. ~
them The observations from which the stcuhu :" w I
tieuced are corrected for alteration ana pardhA W
means OF the first orbit
ELEMENTS.
Pcrihelon PASSAGE, 1881, June 1G1007. washington
time.
Long Long E Z, q = 2 295 saa 3}1sslo
Inclination Us 1hbl
io~ perihelion distance ao5565
Motion direct,
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scattered on the. floor and two waiter glrls naa
coed i'm assuring the frightened crowd that there
was no cause for alarm. that the noise was made oy
pr,n bv fhe same engine as the ventilating fans.
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RAN7c IN A RESTAURANT

fWhds uAcut 200 man were In the dining-rooms at
~ tn 0saau-st., 1t mon yesterday, the revolving
80 = ysntilste tbs rooms stopped very sud-
&fnsnhaing m6iss was heard Ia tho rear OF tho
80 - q instant The room wAs In copfu-
~ 49, No na6de for the dO0t, two.or three
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DR0POSAIS FOR TOBACCO.
Corporation Nolicco.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TEIbC NJ WILL III RECEIVED AT IHR
TPTOWN OFFICES, No. .2tS Broadeav, corner Thirty.
ars,-st, 2Os We.f Twenty thtrdai conner Eighth ave.
% Fart Fourfeuth corner Union square 700 bird
ave. corner F"rty-~"veIth st.; Of the HARLEM OfFlCEA
S0-. l00l and $500 Third one hundred and
~ 'ntv nfih It,. ~ " p. at regular Office raicA
NOTICE.-Proposals for building new
wooden pier tho foot Of l7thst North irrwil be
cciNed nv The Department 81 Docks III and llg Duane
until Weducsday June ~. ~. nj ~ o'clock For fu
formation The CITY Record coyies for sale ut No. CITY
Hal.
N0TlCE.-proposals for repairing piers at
l7ih 18TH 3iih SOth i1th aud l2lh-st, North River
Will bc resolved by the Department Of Docks M and l0
For fun Information The city Record copies for sale
No. city Hail
NOTICE.-Proposals will he received ut the
~ once Of the Department Of Public Chaties and Corruc
don No. 69 Third ave, until July 1891 for groceries, dry
goods hard ware leather lumber hay and full
Information city Record, for sae At No C5 Hall
NOTlCE.-Sealed proposals will be received
the Central Olce 81 the Police Department until
1851 for building Station house Lodging house and
Prison Elijah ths For full Information Cty lecofd
for sale at No CITY Hall
NOTlCE.-Sealed proposals will he received
IN oce Of Tirs until July ltsl for
required 10 o done the Oi tho Engine Company
Nc. 10 Por full Information City Records for sale at
NO Gty Hall
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There is an old gaicman in the railway
station ia Media. Penn. MO. instead Of The usual Sho"
yer tlckrh.' actO,fs the traveller Win, Nhar to-
stranger - pr-On- '"nc to BOSTON u-cd 10 hr startled
nj Iingcld Us a ur.k, Inan'- crl rn ghrd ~wn
cars for the Connecticut ltScr Road. InrIcrs Weekly
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