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New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
THE ACCIDENT RECORD.

Mary Kadden, domestic, at No. 10 East
Twenty-second-st., was severely burned on saturday
evening, by the explosion Of spirit lamp which she had
carelessly placed upon hot stove.
Julia SEXTON age p, Of No 5ls East Eeyenth-s was
knocked down and seriously injured by horse ana
wagon near her residence, on Saturday evening
Jobn Williams. a seaman. OF the ship Dinapore, IRON
Calcutta lying at Harbecks stores fell into the river
and was drowned, while intoxicated.
william Plant age 20, of No "a Broome-st was knocked
down and seriously injured by passing wagon as he
was stepping of the front platform OF Firstaye car at
Futy-hfth-st., on Saturday - r,-- 4,
Charles BrOes, age "A, New-York Central iallroad
Hagman had his coar-bOne fractured by being knocked
down by locomotive FOurthaye. and Forty y-nlnthst
Saturday. -- -..
Ann O'Bren age 5s OF No. 9l Attorneyst, was serl-
ously injured front Of No. 100 Delanceyst saturday,
bv tine fall Of an old tree which knocked down by
John sickle age TO- OF No. 1Gi Attoneyst, was fatally
Injured by falling to the sidewalk from the roof OF the
adjoining tyestOry building while flying his KITE on
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TAxPAYERs' GRIEVANCES.

DR.. Schultz, II. Wieman, Thomas Barr, l..
Emmen and George Koch committee appointed by the
taxpayers of heTwenty yrst Ward presented Satur-
day. 20 Controller Green series Of resolutions condemn
ing an alleged unequal and exorbtant rate Of taxation
in that Ward, and recommending the appointment Of
another Commissioner of Taxes and Assessments. DIR.
Schultz in substance, said:
The manifest unfairness with which property is taxed
Is driving population and consequently wealth, away
from New-York TO Long Island, WestcheSter and New
Jersey. An equalization of taxes especially IN the
upper part Of the CITY, would greatly reduce the rents
paid by the middle classes aud prevent them from going
elsewhere. After referTing'tO Assistant Alderman
Giess report upon the nOnpayment OF stTeet-car
licenses Dr. Schultz expressed great confidence IN the
Willingness and ability Of the Controller to correct the
evil complained Of and said that the taxpayers Of the
Twentyrst Ward would support aim in all measures OF
economy and honest reform.
Controller Green thanked the Committee for the con
dcnce reposed in him. and said that he had deferred
appointing fifth Tax Commissioner because, in his
Judgment two were sufficient, and he not disposed
TO inct upon taxpayers additional burden Of $4,000
The city still suffering from official extravaganza,
and it policy therefore, 10 Keep out Of debt There
were 40 kinds Of city bonds, representing large
debt and that should not be increased. More than
$s5OOOOO annually paid for interest on city and
county bonds and he did not think that more bonds
should be issued unless imperatively demanded.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
POLICE NOTES.

Cant John r. ArnOtt of the ship John l.. Burns,
charged cruelty sailors discharged saturday BY Com
10 missioner Osborn
Twenty-Five street-walkers were arrested III the
Bowery pyon by the Tenth Precinct police
Saturday night and locked the bdgest station
sCharles Sweeney became disorderly in a saloon in
GreenWichs Saturday afternoon and resisted arrest
His struggles violent that his clothing all torn Of and be
arrived al station 10 nude condition
Capt McCulluch of the HOustOn-st. Police Station
entered the gambling bouse OF Lawrence Farrell al
No. y Houston Saturday evening aud arrested Farrell John
Johnson Frank Murphy, john Brown Nu H. McksOn Antoine
White Brown snd Charles Spencer VINO locked up
On Thursday, while j. L. Major was intoxicated,
be $3.50 caused the Of Edward Hnar broker Of
robbed him Be Line Yesterday there
was the Jefferson Market and Mr hynri
discharged humber o brokers' who have known hm Tor
l6 years IN WalsL, swore to his high character.
Michael Harmon, who keeps lodging g-hOuse at
q Wes NeWYork. arrested Yesterday by ths BROOKLYN
goods. The following found
possession aDd wanted: Oae g opcnce silver
watch initials A. b. back gold ohan with charms one
black shawl value OF 80 elrecopci cost
and other articles Of wearing apparel
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02

the indications are OF the best. The Grant
Congress In the District POSTMASTER McD0ugan Vi hu'
burn) will probably be defeated
WYOMING COUNTY ..., a.
The County s doing well The Greeley sentio he er9 ~
admitted by Of sleading supporters ~ oe
strong The organization will be c0rnpeteu unS "''
YATES COUNTY. ,..o,I,,
The Liberal organization IL progressing very l'oi"''
NETWORK AND KINGS COUNTIES.
These are abundantly able 20 take care OF @
The Liberal Republican vote In these counties WIZ ~
large and Notwithstanding the attempted diversion W
portion OF the Democratic vote TO Grant tnrougn te
louisville Convention, the Democrats WIZ @ aIinJsS h
unanimously support she ticket Kings County may Oe
safely etdown for 20 majority for Greeley anu bf0~
and New. York win in all probability give NJ ease 49, ~
effect anticipated, and does not appear 10 aecI %
Liberal movement In the interior OF the state Ihe
nomination is generally regarded as iaFoI"O'o ~ '"'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
THE POISONING MAMA.
A WOMAN ARRESTED IN WISCONSIN CHARGED
WITH CAUSING FIVE DEATHS.

A WOMAN ARRESTED IN WlcCONSlN CliAhbED
WITH CAUSING FIVE DEATHS.
ST. PAUL Mimi, Aug. 31.-Mlrs. Charlotte
Lamb has been arrested at Trumbull, Pierce County
Wis, and placed IN the Ellsworth JAIL charged with
poisoning persons. In September 1871, her husband
died very suddenly, showing symptoms OF poisoning.
In May last her son. age TO- became suddenly SICK
affected like his father and died within hour. In
June, q daughter, age G, died equally sudden Last
month Mrs Lamb went to Mrs. Jane olman's house, to
assist In taking care of her while Sick where she mixed
a powder for her patient which Mrs Gilman drank She
complained almost Immediately OF violent pains in the
stomach and in a few minutes dead. Royal Garland,
another neghbor OF Mrs Lamb, is her latest victim.
Mrs Lamb was cooking for him during harvest and one
day last week. after drinking cup Of tea prepared by
her he was seized with violent pains and died III short
time The stomach OF Mr. Garland has been sent TO DR..
HAY of Hudson TO anayzed and 1t is said poison was
found The bodies Of the other victims have been dsin
tered and the stomachs now in the hands o. the
doctor for analysis Mrs. Lambs house searched,
and strychnne and arsenic were found Her exanina-
ton will take place Sept. 5.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02

THE BOARD OF PHARMAOi'
The Board of Pharmacy of the CITY Oh r. VIEW .os,,.
Hs s @pn9e opb on and the sale Of ss
has beep in session, in the Ncw-York for
the middle Of July, from to p M eacn
,he mrpose OF examining and ressterihk p1 90 a., drug
"oss 1@S S's Of such having SSn to % @na
sts who did not respond to the o'I registered up to
in the eol Of whom 900 are prOretOrs and a
600 were registered by the olu which
boye hacn ,25 applications for examination, on re-
nave pe'n - anssfn IS candidates having peen %
iectSd and the remainder not yet having oct as
s sone Of the rejected candidates vi" until IL they
oIuS' or apprentices IN phLIheS one Of the
JhiT Jh 49, hecome regular graduates ,naration for
sn., - - ~ tbe Board receive any Ivn .n anonntng
M the funds accrung nom Ises, ar ~ The
tneII y. od sSi hoye been handed over to the ireaS
College OF Pharmacy. ,,. ,ron Sent IA to Sept 80,
NH h In he the last opportunity l9t Ino t viii be
~nion thorough canvass OF tho Iii zip ho taken
W JUL u md n necessary legal proceedings WI The
aiu, tbose VINO do business without authoy , reaf
gh agast of tbe Board report that the Jaw d mat
atisf,ciion 10 the better class Oh ter all tbs
% o have registered are ready 10 Ie e"foree-
sistance IN their power to secure It's thorough
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. John Z. Owens plays, this evening at
the Park Theater Brooklyn, as Joshua Buterbn and
Scion Shtngle-Hooley's Opera House in Brooklyn re.
opens Tor inc season, thls evening with large and
clever troupe OF Negro Minstrels.
lie ROi Car0tte" enters on its second week,
at the Grand Opera House, this evening The spectacle
gn at i:i5 and end at ll:I5. lie Roi Carotte" has
attracted fairly numerous audiences since the first night
Yankee Locke plays, this week, at the Bowery
"Trumps" This is not the weknowp navel nv vaISu r
Curtis but another-tor which the title OF Mr. C1rtls's
novel has, apparently, been purlOned.-An English
tragic actor named Howard will appear next Monday
Reference has previously been made 10 the
Farewell Benefit OF the yokes Family. This will be
BiacA-Eyed susan VIII he represented, with good
cast, Including Mr.. C. X. Thorne ir, "a William, and
VIII present the whole vokes Family, 1.-THE Bellies of
the Kitchen These performers sa for England ON the
Ith inst, not TO return til next April.
EmersOn's Minstrels begin a season. tbis
evening at 72O Broadway. THIS troupe comes here
highly commended as strong Minstrel Organization.
II comprises the following performers W. Emerson b.
wood, A: j. Lonra, sheridan and Mack vocal corps OF
eight voices aud band Of ten performers under the
leadership Of j. 5. Cox.
The season of 1928 will be regularly
opened at the Olympic Theater eyening9as pre-
viously announced. We have already printed consid-
PocketBook," to be brought forward tonight sub.
joined i the cast Of parts R in this drama:
De Faber...j E. Sagie Daniel b. Bruspe
dHA hefresa.h H. Efbnge OnIang Outang j. NJ. Freeman
N A. KeunedT l. PbIn.
FaustR.. Edward COemsnI Mne de Ianpes ia ye,nd,
Stanley
1hher''' IL Cotton Jacquelne. Mrs j. Braone
Gaufier ........T Thompson Nile Duftrne Miss NJ novis
Boqun ChAsse....f. Wright Mile Dutbe . Mi.s s,ncgt
fshsi la Jse MAJOR Domo, Nile Fee. Miss j. Weathenby
anu 'e''n''''hulsoh Lon Ursula Miss Bocomhe
The opening of the regular dramatic season
at the Fifth Avenue Theater Will attract measure f
publc attention tomorrow night. We have already
printed summary Oi all news respecting this establish
lnet tnst seems OF general Interest Appended Is the
new comedy of Diamonds"-gi be presented
Hlmlop WyekOh Henry Crisp William. Nj, c.,,ol
Bedaingon. ......C w. Rockwell COaehman NJ Bsekm.a
f1fvh Ohr Sub Servant .ME Godfrey
Dr " Dags ney WSekod Fanny Davenport
rnesael.; ;...'''b u hhsso1 MIA Corneha Vandycke,
Jerome Skidmofe. C. H. Grlhths tanuV Nor,pt
ooi ieHi neninls Morrs
Upee hea 10y" o. ~ no{n' hDsl Wykof Sarah yewett
Jadge C0fnsoE ID Whiting rhe Todd Mr. 0ihet
Rnsv Thomas Owen Fauceti hrs skifmo Miss MortIe,
H. pprnep Ms fluntet O. Langey
BsoehH. '''''''''',; Per liirs Baehv.,.his 0nnhs
OyphsDI I'.'"'''''."hL baInesI
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

a very closely contested game marked the
third championship match played between the Eekford
aud Athletic clubs on saturday, at Philadelphia the last
innings closing with tie Of to g. The Eckords
then disputed decision OF the umpire and retired, there
by fOrieing the game 9 to 0. In Boston the Mutuas
played their sixth game Of the championship series on
Saturday and for the sixth time defeated, the score
being the third time to p Both the Bostons and
Athletics will visit this city this week. The champion
ship record for the close OF August Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
These are exclusive OF the games won and lost with
the disbanded mines.
CRICKET.

The two-day match-return game-between
the st. George and Germantown clubs terminated,
Saturday a victory for the ST. George eleven, whose
score exceeded that with three wices
to fall The Germantown eleven scored G5 in their first
inning and in their second The ST. George scored 100
in their first and in their second, with three 10
finish their innings at the bat. JOeHarTeaves made
total of 70 for the Phadelphans in two innings and
Jones O. for the st. George eleven.
The English eleven after defeating the twenty-twOs Of
Montreal aud ottawa in inning each match. will
play their first match IN Toronto to-day. They will play
in this city, sent. IS and 10.
The Jersey CITY club will play with the Staten Island
eleven at Camp Washington tomorrow and Wednesday
afternoons.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
OBITUARY..
ISAIAH nICkEY.

Isaiah Dickey died at Pittsburgh, Penn, last
week, age G5. Mr. Dckey a native OF Londonderry
n. H. but migrated while youth to Pittsburgh where
he has long been leading merchant He leaves
widow and large family Of children to lament the loss
OF most excellent husband and father. From youth
member OF the Presbyterian Church. he hoDored his pro-
fession by upright busy, and useful life and large
circle OF relatives and friends Will deeply feel their ns
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
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II is composed OF Portland cement SAM the depart
bro,.en traTrock, and is manufacturer :"
ms nj
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02

rJHE best place in New York 70 buy reliable
~ P,s.ps h sQUIRgs, 81 FaonsL Diamonds specially
STRUCTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
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Annomeenent,I
Assure relief for rasthma-WHITcOMB'sR REMEDY.

WHILE TRAVELLING on THE WESTERN RIVERS
At TINE WHEN rHg PREVALENT FATAL, SAW
Am ytynIr ExPERIEScED BENEFICIAL INFLUENCE OF DR.
I,vxKs CAKNlSAuyE BAIsAH. FoR HouRs on
mann oy STEAMER BETWEEN CScISSATI PIrTsBuRGH
v,prprzycyp THE POWER DISEASE WHICH AT
,vxeru ENTIRELY YIELDED THE BALsAM
p.vpvryRi,y ELDER on BOARD BOAT,
,,rv RsorsHr TO TIE BRINK CHOLERA,
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v WOULD SAT TO AND TRAVELLERS ESPECIALLY,
x,vp THE C,RxNAuvB BAIsAN HAND,
p.oxpry WHEN Rev Rufus BabeOci D. D. late Secretary
of American and Foreign Bible Society,"
ELECTRIC BANK VAULT PROTECTOR.
IT, -, ncea experience In protecting houses, bank
v s &C. By electricity aud in no case has our Protection been
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Visit T. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
mn 6 Bro.s.sy near tate Of Broome ST. branch
has saequs Ass anefs ko's Sc oeaa
uGly cleaned; csats pants vests cleaned nhe ns"
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New-York tribune., 1872-09-02

The opening OF the regular dramatic season
at the Fifth Avenue Theater Will attract measure or
public attention tomorrow night. We have already
printed summary OF all news respecting this establish
nen that seems OF general interest Appended h the
cast win whlch Tue opening pece-Mr. Is. C. Howards
new comedy OF DiamOnds"-gl he nre eoted
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02


Arrests last week, GA; taxes collected,
s33622; water rents paid, S9,729
In the First, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Pre-
eiDcts tbere 6s3 unlighted lamps during August
The Park Commissioners have decided to
partally suspend work the public parks, aud dis.
Charged 800 wOTkmen, on Saturday.
u. S. Assessor LEIGH is gradually recover
inc from the attack OF intermittent fever which has
prostraed him since the Utica Convention.
The majority Of the churches in this city
were reopened yesterday, and the services AZ
tended by largely increased congregations.
Fire Marshal Ready reports 30 fires during
August; oss SO7OO buildings and s57o25 on stock.
Ipsnranee on buildings sIOo; on stock sss7Oo Actual
loss. S36,625.
The Directors of ST. Vincents Home for
Boys have elected thefoowDg officers for the ensuing
year President BishOp LougbiD; Vice Prssidents Ber
nsrd Began Robert MyheT Secretary, Edward Nell
dur Treasurer, Fi~RsAs SaITaD; Corresponding becfe
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02

Doo1Ey's YEAST POWDER is pure Baking
poiIe" F1Il weight in l. !. ! n. and 10 ean'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-03-25

lett & Robinson and others are doing an
extensive business.
Last week Wednesday, Lewis Hall of,
Stanstead, at work for the Norton Mills
Co., had his left leg broken by log
rolling on to it. He was carried to STAN
stead, where his family resides. Before
he left here his friends raised about
$500 for him by subscription.
Island Pond seems to be good place
to secure aid for the destitute A short
time since a paper was circulated and
about $50 raised to furnish a sewing
machine for worthy widow lady who
Is entirely dependent upon sewing to sup
port herself and family.
The Grand Trunk Railroad has its
capacity taxed to the utmost just now.
In the yard here there are daily from
100 to 800 loaded freight cars waiting
transit. Necessity will soon compel the
laying of double track from here to
Portland.
Messrs Damon & Baker, who have
been carrying on the perfumery business
for some time at Coaticooke. P. O., have
removed to this place, and are erecting
a large and commodious building. and
intend to do an extensive business. The
building is to be located on both sides of
the line Union.
JAY.
A. W. Burt has moved to Franklin
County, where he intends to go into the
wheelwright business.
B. H. Percy lost fine, blooded two
years old heifer the other night TO all
appearances it was perfectly we'll the day
previous.
Cortes Ward had a leg badly damned,
and came very near having it broke the
other day, by having a log drawn upon
it while helping saw wood.
little child of John Kelly swallow
ed cent the other day, and was taken
with violent pain in the stomach and Sc
we're vomiting. Medical aid was called
and at present the child is gaining this
is warning to parents to keep pennies
away from small children.
NEWPORT.
Horace Bean has opened new meat
market in the basement of the Kathan
building, in place of Mr. Blake who has
closed up business there.
WESTFIELD.
d. +. Wright has bought Orlando
Winslow's house and land in this village.
L. X. Annis has moved to st. Johns
bury, where he intends to work at brick
laying.
ID. A. Winsl"w has leased..his farm to
O. S. Miller of Westfeld for FIVE years,
and has moved to Johnson, VT. where
Mrs. Winslow intends going into the
millinery business.
The select school under the care of
Charles Rowell, has commenced. Owing
to the very rough weather, the attend
ance is not so large as it would other
wise be.
Stafford Farman has traded his farms
with the widow Clark, or what is better
known as the Brady farm Mr.. Far
man gives his home farm and the Che
ney & Brown farm and lot of wild
land in Lowell and $500 in money.
Each party keeps its own stock. Mr..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-03-25
GREEN.SRORO.

Mr.. EDIroR.-A numbering manufac-
turing company has been formed here,
consisting of Alessrs. S. ingalls,, H S.
Tolman and ]. W. Simpson They pro-
pose to erect suitable buildings (at the
"Bend, > of course) for board mill. and
other machinery for converting lumber
into shape suitable for building purposes.
They propose also, to put in provender
mill, as they intend to keep supply of
corn on hand-ground and unground-
at wholesale and retail. Their building
is to be 100 by SO feet with an l. 80
by "a. The power is to be supplied by
an engine Of sufficient horse power to
propel any amount Of machinery which
the building will accommodate. A. p.
Fulsom has the contract for getting out
most of the material for the building.
The good people in this vicinety are firm
in their belief that the Bend is even
tually to be the Hub of creation, and
Boston must look well to her laurels
! Sc, Mr.. editor. don't be surprised at
anything that may happen, even if Gil
more should conclude to build his big
Coliseum up here, or if Fairhank 4 Co..
should transplant their scale works into
our pleasant valley.
ISLAND POND.
One night last week, the grocery of P
O'keeffe was broken into while he was
out of town, and quantity of liquor
and candy stolen.
| laundering business is brisk. The
winter has been an excellent one for the
business, and has been fully improved
At the Norton Mills some l0,O00,OOl
will be got in, and S. D. Hobson, Bart
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-03-25

In Barton, March 14th at the residence of the brides
father by Rev. Sidney K. B. Perkins, Mr. Hugh Carr Jr
and Miss Fanny s. Cameron
In Barton. March 18th, by Rev. S. V. McDuffec Mr..
Alison IT, Cheney and Miss Celia A. Stoddard both Of
Barton.
In Irasburgh, March 18th, by Rev. J. Mcdonald Mr.
Thomas B. johnson of Albany and Miss Arthusa Rob-
bins of Craftsbury.
In Coventry, March 10th. by Rev. f. w. Dickinson
Mr. Moody B. Kimball and Miss Augusta NJ. Gould
both of Irasburgh.
On stormy night and in cloudy weather,
joined this man and woman togethr,
Let none but Him who rules the thunder,
Put this man and woman asunder,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-03-25

CAuTIoN.-Purchasers of the Peruvian
Syrup "a protected solution Of the pro-
toxide of from are cautioned against
being deceived by any of the prepara-
tons Of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron,
which may he offered them. Every
bottle of genuine has Peruvian Syrup
(not Peruvian Bark blown in glass
Examine the bottle before purchasing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-03-25

A Kansas editor wrote to IL. q. to
ask if he had said that he would not sup
port Grant, if Grant was nominated. and
received this answer:
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
NEW YORK. February %. 1879.
No. HORACE GREELEY.
The Missouri Democrat thereon sug-
gests that No Horace Greeley would
be good motto for Presidential cam
paign.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-03-25
DIED.

In Barton Landing, March oath, of Group Minnie
Estela. daughter of Dr. T. T. and Mary j. Dut.on aged
8 years and months.
Lovely little angel Minnie,
We will weep and mourn for thee;
Still rejoicing that our darling
Is from sin and sorrow free
Savior in this hour of trial.
Let our bleeding hearts repose
Trustingly upon the bosom
That can feel for earthly woes.
Thou art twining still more closely,
Sken cords of heavenly love,
Drawing us from earthly treasures,
Nearer to our home above.
There we hope to meet our Minnie,
When few brief days are Ger
For we have nat lost our darling
She has only gone before.