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CAUGHT AT LAST.
A Baltimore Thief and PickpOcket
Arrested In this City.

Arrested In this city.
On Monday young man and wos
man, arrived in this city and stops
ed at the Delaware House. They re-
gistered as Frank Stanford and wife,
Cincinnati, Ohio. They were assign
ed room and nothing more was
thought of the matter until yesterday
afternoon.
During the afternoon two gentle>
men called upon the Chief of Police
and stated that they were detectives
from Baltimore, after a man, whom
they had been tracking for some
time. They had reason to believe he
was stopping at the Delaware House
They gave description to the
Chief and Sergeant Whelan and the
Sergeant said he was positine that he
had seen such man sitting on the
, Delaware House porch.
He vert to the Delaware House.
but the man had secured team at
Martins livery and with his sup pos
ed wife had gone out riding. Careful
inquiries assured the officer that they
were on the right track, and as the
man drove up 10 the hotel andallght-
ed, Sergeant Whelan placed HIM un-
der arrest. When the man was safe-
ly in custody, the detectives who had
remained concealed made their ap.'
pearance, and the stranger gave up.
He consented to accompany the
detectives back to Baltimore with
out a requisitlon, and they left with
their prisoners last evening.
Ills right name is Robert McNally
and he is wanted for several rob-
berries, his last exploit, being to rot
a man at the Continental Hotel
Washington, of $3.50, gold and sill
yer watch and chain and other
articles. His companions name is
Ida Edwards, but she protested her
innocence saying she knew nothing
whatever of the robberies, The man
is about % years of age and the wo-
man abont Is years. The arrest was
very quitely made and created nc
| excitement.
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PERSONAL.

Governor Hall was in town last even
Ing.
George Il. Green, formerly of this
city, is now located at Scranton, Usage
county, Kansas.
Colonel L. Victor Baughman, editor
of the Frederick (Md.) Oitisen, and
Miss Helen NJ, daughter of A. s.
Abel, proprietor of The Baltimore Sun,
were married on Tuesday at the
Church of St. Mary, in Baltimore
county.
p. D. Lauman, agent Haverly's
European Mastodons, is in town ar
ranging for the appearance of Haver-
ly's original forty. The company
includes Billy Emerson, Billy Rice,
Icon, of Kelly & LION, John Rice, of
Welsh & Rice, Sam Devere, Pete
Mack, Alex. Zinfretta, the clown, and
and host of others. This is Haverly' s
original company. They appear at
the Grand Opera House, Friday, Oct.
7th.
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THE LYNCH INVESTIGATION
Last Evenings SessiOn-Witnesses
acknowledgements Until
Next Monday Evening.


Next Monday Evening.
The Lynch Investigating conn
mlttee met last evening the in Coun
Gil Chamber, every memoer thereof
being present.
The first witness called was
Michael Collins, who testified in re
gard 20 shoveling snow from the yard
and pavement OF Mr.. Lynch's resi-
dence. He said that he wss passing
early in the morning aud saw Mr..
Lynch hard at work shoy cling snow.
He atonce pitched in and helped him
out, and he would do it for any other
man he knew. He worked overtime
and MIR. Lynch took the money from
his pocket and paid him.
j. Frank b III, City Auditor, pre-
sented The account book 10 which
was entered the amount OF dirt sold.
He could not tell how much money
had been paid in as there was no cash
book kept prior to 1874, since that
time there had been $225.50 recei VI
ed. ..5
Nathan Jennings testified that last
Spring he wanted abot $50 loads of
dirt 10 fill up piece of ground. He
called upon Mr. Lynch, who inform
ed him that he would like to accom-
modate him but that he was not ais
lowed either to sell or give away the
DIRT, and he would not.
Patrick O'Connel testified that he
never saw or heard of Mr.. Lynch
selling or giving away load OF dirt.
Patrick O'Conell, Jr., testified that
one morning last spring he wanted
two loads OF dirt as Top soil for his
ward, aud he went TO Mr.. Lsnch and
asked lin to sell him two loads. He
said that he could not do it, or give
il to him. Later during the same day
he saw Gardner and a gang of men al
work on Market street. He asked
Gardner if he would sell him two
loads, and he said he would; but l
was not willing to pay the price and
told him to send me one load. He
fent two loads and the following
Saturday afternoon he came after the
money, but l would not pay him fol
two loads as did not order them
The money Is now ready to be pait
over TO the city.
| Francis Kelly, a foreman of one o
the gangs, testified that he had beer
in the employ of the city ever since
Mr.. Lynch had been in office. HI
had never been told TO sell any dir
whatever.
This closed the testimony for th'
evening ,and Mr.. Lawrence said tina
Gardner had made the charge tha
he had paid Mr.. Lynch money fol
street dir t, and Mr.. Lynch emphat
ically denies the charge. He though
Gardner should sustain his charge b
Witnesses.
There apparently beil e nothing els
to do, the committee adjourned un
Til next Monday evening.
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To Accommodate the Public.

The propret,rs of that immensely
popular remedy, Kidney WORT rscog-
milton of the claims of the public which
has so literally patronized them, have
prepared q liquid preparation OF that
remedy for the special accommodation
Of those who from any reason dislike to
prepare 1t for themselves. It's very
concentrated and, as the dose Is ANAL,
it 10 more easily taken by ualy. IL has
the same effsctual action in all diseases
OF the kidneys. liver or bowels.-Hone
and Farm.
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SECOND EDITION
MRS. Garne,d Reptile. 70 the q u..A.

MRS. Garfield Replies to the Queen
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-The follow
Ing has been furnished by the Depart
ment of State
LONDON, Sept ~.
Blaine, Secretary, Washington:
Have received the following telegram
from the Queen "Would you express
my sincere coincidence to the late Presi.
DENTS mother and inquire after her
health, as we'll as after Mrs. Garfield's.n
Her Majesty adds: 81 should be thsuk-
full If you would procure me good
photograph of General Garfield"
[signed1 LOWELL, Minister.
DEPT. OF STATE, Washington,
september 20.
Lowell, Minister, London:
Your telegram expressing the COM
passion of The Queen for the mother Of
The late President was duly forwarded
to Mrs. Garfield al Mentor, Ohio. /
bave just received the following reply
"PIease request Mr.. Lowell to express
to Her Majesty, the Q ieeu, the grateful
acsuowl ledgmenis Of The mother of Gen.
eral Garfield aud my own for the tender
wcmanly sympathy she has been pleased
TO send, also that Her Majesty's wish
will be complied with at an early day.
[Signed]
LUCRETIA r. GARFIELD"
You will please make fitting COM
municaLion OF this reply to Her Majesty.
[Signeol HIT, Acting Secretary.
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The Star Route PrOsecttOn-A Vie.
tim 10 Completely.
WAsHINaroN, Sept. %, 18s

WASHINGTON, Sept, %, 1881.
President Arthur to-day directed the
removal of Sol Star, the postmaster at
Deadwood, Dakota, for confessed COM
plIGi'y with Star route oontraci ors in de-
frauding the Post Office Department..
Mr.. Benjamin II. Brewster, OF Phila-
delphia. arrived in Washington tonight.
He came expressly to sssist ex-DistrIcg
Attorney Bliss, OF New York, and Dis
trict Attorney Cook In the preparation
and prosecution OF Star route cases when
indictments are secured.
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the first heat, fell far behind in the
second, but pulled up gallantly, came
down the homestretch at q rattling
pace and passed under the wire only
half length behind the winner, Eddie
G. These two horses being apparent
ly well matched, the conclusion of this
race is awaited with eager interest.
FAIR NOTES.
The September sun was intensely
hot all day, and during the afternoon
Division Superintendent John Heit-
schu, of Moorton, and Ii. r. Bennett,
of Dover, were overcome by the heat,
but not seriously affected.
The ladies' department attracts
larger crowds aud K cps them longer
than any other department except the
race course.
The peanut fiend does thriving
business on the grand stand.
The racing judges are G. C.lChurch-
man, of Washington, Col. Small, OF
Lincoln, Sussex county, and J. D.
Reese, of Smyrna.
Oglesby's band, Of Chester, gives
excellent concerts daily from the TOP
of the judges stand. To days pro-
gramme included selections from
Boyer, Keller. Hunter and Robinson.
The hersemen are putting up al
Mac Ford's Bayard house, and as Q
consequence this house is drawing the
| bulk of the custom.
The new Richardson House is loom
ing up, and bids fair to be an imposing
structure. The old burned Caplto
has been rebuilt and handsomely re-
furnished.
Special trains, running north anG
south, leave the fair grounds every
evening at the conclusion of the races
One of the negro grooms attracts
more attention than any oiher man OF
the track by reason of being so ex-
tremely bow legged. When he stand
still his legs form almost a perlec
circle.
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meal TIME TABLE.
o1pECrED MAY 2srd 2safs9sroN isSr.

rrrED MAY 1ru lool.
O0RkrsvEAyE WILMINGI0N
fsAlNs LEn LEynpaiA,--2.05 2.2b 6.U, !!n,
NJ PHILhpha ais. 1880. 1854. M; iz: 70
uo w, Hs' as0, 400, b.52, 8,3S, I.vo. s.oo,
iIa4s, Loo, ~, H ndays. .2.O5, AS. S.lO Am;
ptcp %; 7G. S.55, l0.OOp. m.
h@,a GcV,eo cV,eoopK.~2.O5, 2.25, e.U a;w, s.os.
fOG NEW losnsa ssa. .iy. 2.Us. 6.52. 6.B p. M
LISA. M ~ 2a5 a. M, 5.52 6.3S p. m.
sundays, ovr ~, --i25l, 2.l2. 4.O2 LOB,
3oB BALilsssvssi y si.O4 AS $50 iO.bl pm
san. sdn: Is5I. 2.i2, 40 7.e5 a. IN. io'oi
p.m.,,,saus.-i25l, ;. m. 2.l2, Az; 7:66.
KS a. nj l1S5' g IA .i:oi i.Ss "a a. N.
dsys, i.,w AND INTERMEDIATE STA
atrsohs1 Il s.Ss a. m., 1853, 4.5o p. IN.
floss IN, m train stops at way sta.
lhe 40 ,,,v \, :" beIw cen Perryvills ana
.poiImore. .'ou sundays. I'D q, M sr..
tSRYvILLE AND lsrEfAhD'A"
r,oSs-b.l5 p. M M n ~ a m. I'M
~ Nyv CAsTLB.-B.W w, ins =. H., i'~
" MsS n Q. m, No sunday Trains.
a%svSGroS ~ y AND lSTERMEDlArh SrA A..
a,nxs % y. M; LOO. go p' m' NJ
tsss saass'A AND lNDEnaEDIATE STATIONS
-s'a 'ws,sissTon =, s q NORTH ERs IL. ~
ns, M; 800, sos p, N. NO sunni"
rslils. AWARE WEsrERN r. k.-7.l5
hs,s m..5.Sj p. M. sunday trhihs'
ss,a A aud 400 y. IN:
.ys sRRIVE AT WlLMlNGloN
lSa ~ pHiiAprLPmIA.--l2i3, 2.U7 3,5i,
aAO a, H., IL M; l2.lb. l24b
"a, "a 4 i.S5, AL, 90, $50 b.io,, o.A
~ ~ n 1915, u.l5 p. III sundays
ysT,5 81, 10. 40 loa. In.; ~. io.'''
z n 7 yoR Of WILMINGTON LEAVE
~ ~ %T.nrIpIIIA-Broad street Depot
s.alsl5, E.SD, ll.UO, ll.i5 a. m: l.3u
Sp LSl, 6,l05.l5, 5.458.iO, Ws.4o
M lISp. M. sundays, I.Oo, S.5V a. III.
N sp, a.i5. 1850, il.@ d m o.,
~ yFw YORR.-l.J7, 3.52, 80, S-33
Jas, sl.O2, 4 II, o.iO 1913 p m
i.n1. 3.G 7.5l a. III. lU.i3 p. N
yRItrIyoRE.-I.59,2 2li. So lib :
,Ja1I 2.u0, $40, go. $50 y. III. am
ia 2lg a, IN. .. 40, $40 $50 y. IN
" %WAsnISGToN.-l.59. 2.iB. LIB q
'I2.Ii, l.,J, 5.i6, t.3s p. M. sun
,h Lh, 2l9, u, Ia: o.lo. b.3O D. m.
NJ PEgRYvILLF UJly-s.Do AIN.
llS.p CAsTLE.-s.ie. y.Si, n IA. E.0'
hL5 pm. No sunday trains.
IDtLAwARE X. K.-S.4s q. ~; l2.O'
;p N. No sunday trains.
LIEuyiSGroS a NoRrHERS II. 4
qA. M. l..Ul 80, p. IN. No Sundr'
bins.
bypELAwAEE WEsTEEN II. k.-s.n
m,, Is, n. III Sununy trains v.l'
~, and 1.lU y. m,
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Dramatic Club.

Several ladies' AMI gentlemen win meet
to- nj Rbt In room 3. Saville building, fol
the pArpose OF forming Dramatic ciuo
As this IL a good move, those Interested
should endeavor to be on hand. They
Will organize and select their nrst piece
this evening, aud Will probably Civ,
their first PEI formance at New Castle
Opera House, some time next month.
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Twelve Market People Dro wned

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 2s.-A dis
patch just received says the ferryboat
from the Isle of Hope to Skidaway
Island sprung leak yesterday few
hundred yards from the shore. A
party of eighteen market people were
aboard with produce from Savannah.
The boat filled and sank within a very
few minutes. Twelve people were
drowned the remainder were res
cued. they were all colored.
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Gone Home Sick.

Chief Justice Comegys, who has beef
upwell for the past few days,was obliged
TO leave the Court yesterday, and return
to his home 10 Dover. He Is suffering
from lumbago, and will probably not be
able to sit upon the bench during the
remainder Of The present term OF Court:
Chancellor Salisbury is also confined
10 his residence with sickness.
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JubaI Cain Was u Man Of Might.

The sun shines br ghter on the Tennes-
see homes sihca Felix ID. Lester, aged ~,
Ns,hiie ami ONO X. r., Mt Jackson, Tenn.
drew 5000 by venture of one dollar,
matted 10 NJ. A. Dauphin, New Oriea, s,
La. in the / l35lh Gra6d Monthly Drawi 9
OF inc louisiana state Lottery AZ NeW
Orleans. on August 9Lh. The lSHh draw
iug nm bctober / tn, when scme one else
wi get $4,000 on sending In The san san
way ~. Vino Ii nef sePSo
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The New Depos.

The brickl ayers commenced work this
morning on the new p, w. q b. r. Rn
depot, in this city. Harry Lape, con-
tractor for erecting the building intends
pushing the work forward as rapidly a.
possible,
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The I.diau Trou bIes About Ended

WARRINGTON, Septembe Der 28.-A dis
patch was received at the Indian OH ce
to-day from Agent TlffIny, at San Oar
los, Arizona, stating that fifty of the six
ty bucks who went to the msuntaius q
few days since have raturned and were
turned over to the military on Monday.
IL IL thought at the Indian Office that
the Apache tro uble Is now ended, as the
party referred to In the dispatch are the
last of the hostile White Noun tain In
disns who were engaged IN the recent
outbreak.
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Tho Doyer Fair,

The attendance Of onr citizens at
the Dover fair, this season, 10 not AZ
large as last year. Thus far one hun.
dred and sixty-nine tickets have
been sold, sixty-nine of which wres
old this morning. The fair closes to-
morrow.
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Fire I'm Moscow.

LONDON, Sept. %, 1881.
A fire began on Tuesday evening In
the Merchants Bez .ar, In Moscow, and
lasted nearly all day yesterday. Twenty
warehouses were destroyed and the
whole of the Bazaar, except a few shops,
was burned 10 tbs ground. AL the
property destroyed Is said to have been
insured. One estimate places the DAM
age at 2, 900 GOO rubies.
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Meetings Tonight.

Clayton Lodge, No. Z, K. OF z.
Eden Lodge. No. "a, l. y. Q. +.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, !. .. y. +.
wilmington Division, No. 1, y. Of 7.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr., Q. U. A: NJ.
German Mutual Beneficial Societv n
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Answer This.

~ there q person living who ever saw
q case of ague, biliousness, nervousness,
or neuralgia, or any disease or the stom :
ach, hver, or kidneys that Hop Bitters
will not cure?
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Captain Thomas Drcary, of the
Second Infantry, died in Oakland
California, on Tuesday night.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29

nH6rs H6nrNsl.-Ahlut forty acres 70
n near Tie Con ord Pike
ElssiIs . nom the .ity limits
|lL T,lq 81 dhsin property. Apply
vi l., near the premises
septll I'm.
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Iia.. 'i'-A u hotel property at
4, II a. y aware. Twelve or fifteen
b the Ias "r,,l uohe a good business. Ap-
|. Ii Is ia , hLkINE f KIELKPF.
u At
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N ,.,s ,ssALE.-Building lot 100 feet
usnea lrOnt III south side OF Beech
"ieet front on Van Buren, street
~ ,ses llout on Maryland Avenue:
gd "a 'hs cay line, and lies In Chris,
NppIl ~ lhls ONCE. U.
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FOR SALE.
bel FOR SALE.

fer at private sale, the well-known
parable HOlEL PR Perry -
knseLd, Del, wilhin / mile sxiIl
, opposed sEip Canal, now
belng commenced. ihIs viii iIL
We Uutify OF mill ons Of dollars Iur
hnite time. The property now
iOf siSO casn and tne manures had
Pc. PRICE ;-Flve thousand dol
Two thousiLd cash, the Dala nee Ia
no 'nd three years, secured b. bond
bohgage.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
aWSm VnwnseL d, Del
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r ABoRERs w ,NTED.-For outside
Ia work. steady nnioy nnenL ~ good
wages. Apply 10 kDGE MOOR IRON
COMPANY. sep3i-5t-
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LOCAL LINES.
Choice reed birds al Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds al Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds at Fullmef's.
Ice cold salt oyst

For rich and poor alike. During the
persons coming to his ofiioe for Si.00 In
clu ling medicines. Read his sdvsrtiss
ment,
"A soording to the census Delaware had
In 1880 8,74y farms, with s.0Al owners.
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sALE.-A building lot on the q.
~, eoIheI Ol stroud street and Rail-
hyshue near the locomotive mouse
Wilmington q Western X. r., 50
sa Uut y, On On X. X. Avenue, and 81 feet
~ a, oHVal KY a. street, West Wilmington.
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MARIN FOR SALE.

AW,ll be sold at prbl1c sale, on SATUR.
DAY. oct, 18th. 1881, a farm containing
forty,nine and one-half acres OF .and,
more or less, divided into five a Ids. and
is the best quality. sitaasea @ IN Aennett
tion. Chester county, Pa. rhe east branch
OF Red Clay Creek runs through -
tho middle Of the property. The H9
improvements consist of frame ,.a
cottage, nearly new, containing IL
rooms, pump in summer Kitchen. and y
vault in cellar, and a fine spring and
spring house, with other springs and
building sites and good orchard. There
is douo deck er Darn and stabitng, and
stone wall around the barn-yard, coru-
or b, pig pens, hen houses. etc. There is
water III every field on the farm.
sale commences at 2 O'Clock. Terms
liberal and will be made known on day Of
sale. sep29-2tdSw JOHN WRIGHT
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4 Asv,aadL.Li'-aoIhree sail II adjoining lots, on
h'aee,, ao " leeL by 81 feet 6 inches.
RAM w vJoo1lnan street 100 feet deep:
4 ons aoau a. Avenue, South side.
! N,ssi io' On Thirteenth street, near
N''" apply al ilU Market street,
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n y LOAN.-Money 10 lean at per cent.
on mortgage Ia amy amount.
sep24 .5t hEALD a. CO.
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Sn REWARD F,iR DGrEOrION
OO\J uFThIEF-HoRS e 81 OLEN.
Was stolen on ths 23~d iuN. from Jos.
Shortlidge. pr,noipa. OF Mdple~ood IN
stitute, Concordviile, Pa. a bay mare 8
yea old. white st In lace, both hind
feet white, black name and tail. bisck
points, weighs 400 ihs W lks al a rapid
gait. sepN-3t.
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DUNAWAY.- 10 CENTS REWARD
III Runaway from the subscriber on
september Is, 1881, bound boy named
Thomas Gallag her about ieet, inches
seen on the premises he had on dark
suit of clothes. siH b. im hat aud pair
OF laced sht es.
the above reward Will be paid for the
boy. All persons are forbidden trusting
or harboring the boy on my account.
| sep2y-S ELIHU ID. TALLEY.
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RiDA LAND FOR sALE.-For
NC .o'OO Acres Of Lana la lots To
purchasers, Apply 10
Sd. TEMPLE,
'Smos.d&w. Temples Mil, Fla.
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LONGEST RUN On RECORD.

Admission 35 and so cents. Reserved
seats rs cents. To be had at y. +. Thomas
d Co.'S No. 42l Market street. sepB'4t
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Ahw ADs nn a asa s.ls =.
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morrow.
The 2.27 race was great disappoint-
ment to the Dover people, as their fav-
ori.e steed, Sherman Morgan, was badly
beaten, aud only secuied fourth money
because there were but four horses IN
the race. Something was wrong with
Sher man, as he smpletely ruined his
previous reputation for square honest
trotting, and broke badly In each heat.
Towards the last he settled down Tome
what, and would have won the fifth
heat but for ths breaking Of his breech-
band, which started him off into another
gallop just as he was taking good lead,
when, of course, he fell behind. So
great was the local confidence In his
speed that considerable sums of money
changed hands on the result of this race.
The 2.40 race was interesting only SO
far as 1t applied to the struggles for
second, third and fourth positions, as
the Gould mare took three straight
heats with perfect ease, though she was
behind at the start every time, the othel
horses not being common amusement
for her.
| The pacing race was very pretty
copte ct, the horses being we'll bunchee
together and all pacing solidly, with bu
few breaks.
The Black Cat smare, which tool
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-31
Enclose Stamp for Shaker Manual.

THIS INCOMPATIBLE NUTRIENT is richer
l. in Bone and Muscle Producing Materials
than sl other forms of malt or medicine, while
rec from the objections urged against malt IL
quors, For difficult digestion, Sick Headache,
Consumption, Emaciation, Mental and Physical
Exhaustion, Nervousness, Want Of Sleep, Ulcer
ativo Weaknesses of Females, Exhaustion OF
Nursing Mothers, Of the Aged, and of Delicate
Children, MALT BITTERs arc the purest best
ed, Sold Everywhere.
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Gee week IN your eva tovn Terms apA
DDD o eaifi free, Address d. HlLIasT 4
c., Portland. kAse.
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Stable Manure.

What is it? Farmers are apt to over
look the fact that rich cattle food makes
rich crop food; and rice eerSa, poor cattle
food makes poor crop food. A shoyelful
of clover hay manure is equal to two and
one-fourth shovelfnls of meadow hay, or
straw manure; and $50 pounds of clover
hay contains as much nitrogen, potash,
etc, as 1000 pounds of oat straw. A
cubic foot OF fresh horse manure weighs
thirty-fve pounds, or 44S0 pounds per
cord; cubic foot Of fresh COW manure
weighs sixty pounds, or 1880 pounds per
cord; cubic foot OF old manure weighs
forty pounds, or 5l20 pounds per cord and
mixed manure weighs forty-fiye pounds
per cubic foot or $50 pounds per cord.
An average Of several analyses represents
o ton of barn manure to contain Nitro
gen, thirteen pounds; phosphoric acid,
seven pounds; potash, fourteen pounds;
lime, twenty -four pounds; magnesia, three
pounds; soda, one pound; sulphur, two
pounds; salt, seven pounds; soluble SILICA,
twenty-five pounds; woody fibre, $50
pounds, and water, 1924 pounds Total,
2000 pounds. - Vermont Journal
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ALSO A HOUSE

shout 2sase ieei, vel fnished. with xoed-shed
sdio.ning Aud good barn eonyenisuiiy located
.iih ahani al seres oflard, inpvn ss the Floyd
8 sofaef place, located Ut the junction Of the
fbsas rnanihe from p0frei 70 Manchester and
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