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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08
me STATE OF TRADE.

tsvrov Aug 7ll:0 mCons0f opened AZ 20 for 10nef
20 W .as seroalt % FgsIEeuy b0uos lstz VI ls6s oi
81 l.ols sls Iea-Fortss. 81.
PsI,I.. Aue. - n--hehtrs OT~ned 3 $751; Sc
LIffEro1L TIL mloton opened Jim, Ms4rg Ursrls
3i haiag Oreans lo- Wheat ~ I0ql PEI oeuia fof el
Wr.f.u suruE.
Lo.I5y Alg uCousos fo money 81 r the seout ga
LIFEEao0 Aug . lbacoa per Ca 1ella1 Al
La. ID eat POrk. CD per Dbl f0I Prime Ale.s
AsIgfstF Aus. 6if for Pine Pale Aroec,r
Lo>b.S. AuE ls Cols9s I'D A1encan Secuiss css5 an
1rrlrlae4
PAals AUG I'D n.-Reliss closed At ssf 6oo
aug rs 0it0u closed Mfdre
d MAILING Oreau l0id q been ls 0g
t aclng y bass io speculation aud export The Besdss1a
= q sa.e-
gsr5oI Aug lin D. u.Ihs Cotton market 4 so-g MD
- fa.ands 8. o.; Mf.Ii1g Oneans. l1lf.
tgaEFooL Aux 7-EreHHg-Bseoa, - eEl for
Losbos. Aug 7ETsaing--I'rseed on. 81 io per tur.
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bsfrlHORK. Aug i.-C0.ton Arm Lon M11ngf Poe Four
~ al ua hanSea htea steady Gr; Choice White,
- 20 Con irmer >0uihen White s0uthem. T00I1cs yellow
o. o,ftc hret Nsel seak o. aoJc Oats srh southern
F4i-fi aiEe, &5it; Nhe Rc Quiet unchanged Pro
'- unchanged strong advancing tene1cy western
d. ff quiet and uaclalse4 Whisky fr 1e4tc
fhilADkLFHfA. Timothy
y 80 - o. RaIseed 81 850sl % Flour n
90 re quiel Tor New slpefne esd - 80 IS
1850 end Aieaeseta EIin Family - "a - g Pelnyanis
80 Ono d.. Wheat In
a. --auo snd hfme lei 81 610s %, Ola 81 al I've
See a. Co. Com feoa, "a Q6z g y Tol Western fic
gao {e White g l MTed fNfic Petroleum dali. Crude
t,ic. A.aue1. lzaZtis WllskY Qgiet a. 70
~ Llrit - 7FGrf frner; Ss0sg IS Dsunie
hztra Winter, - 13Q 81 90. Extra 81 Wei
sss~-sS sith sse llsgsessd ke Rsd Water = ~
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RECElPTs OF PROpUCE.

Per- hOrtA Rirsr gssssls RaroadG
ACG IL beesWaN bales Cotton, 10 Dried
hs J8o b1 foIf 765 bush. Wheat, lk2OJ Corn
Mslt Mesl d Hemp Is
5ps ilCs 5Z Leather bb Crude Turp@ut.B-
90 Cas- Meats l6 Grease 40 PgA steAnn 80 ps Pork
- Lard n etgs laos, t38 Butter pkgs
6z0.psg linda Tobacco psst Tobacco
- uu.s WhiaEg, 10 bales boOL
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TANNER & Co.. Bankers, No. Il Wall-st.
THE MARKETS.

iCarefuiv Reported THE Tribune 90
WEpNEsuAV. aug 2. l.7l .
tsHss-Pou are quiet bot er at IS IS Pearls are dull ana
aomfusl. -. 50 -,. la,
Isl ts 7 ast ,ran-l o. Wht 80 bales we're 'or export
M consumption and lg5 specaatoa Forsafa le'eFs
h .-.t a. follows. basis 0f Low Milllrgsi Sees N
IN s0r- p m AuEusi 10 ~ - l3l6o September ~ ~ go ~
IA ID I.r 40 al l8s D. l3l1o October, loo a. c ~
rsr % lSloc December, 100 50 DE- ~. ~ ~ 60
2-a hrr sales AUGUST ~ az ~
tI t1f 1olc regular; Sepremaer ~ AZ -lo ~ -
Ir. + az ll llte le 10 ,t.,
~ Ts N I'd p i6c. Octohe- lqie so ~ s 4iuc ~
=, Ia,r o AZ ~ gI6c. l3tc 100 % fci No'e ,t
December. s az &c., ll 10 pes |--@i
- Ia. m III 1aIc ri-ioym contract 1l sellers o. a
- "a e. vi ers 0pt0n al rear 40 sici totA ''1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08

Iced must advance the price upon the closing Oh
the loan Principal and interest payable 10 GOLD
Interest at eight 81 per cent per annum, payapie
semi-aunually free OF tax Principal IA tnii'J
wears. Denominations sl,Ooo, $780, and 500 Cou-
pons or Registered
Price q7i and accrued interest IN currency from
Feb. IL. 1872.
Maps. circulars, documents, and information FUR
nishod.
trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
Ncw-YOrk
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds for sale
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they viii soon be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription prlce az
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
nom the undersigned, who unhesitatingly recon-
mend them
TANNER & Co.. Bankers. No. Il Wall-st.
MIDLAND PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE z PER CENI
GOLD BONDS,
On completed Road from Nebraska City 70 LII
coin. the capital of Nebraska, the net earnings Oh
which are largely in excess of the interest on az 'o
bonds with a rapidly increasing business fHlOA
% AND INTEREST.
We checrfully recommend these as q Iiln7 0'0''
utv FuH particulars furnished on application
TURNER BROTHERS.
Bankers, 4 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08
6anlGns hcuscs lno 5anhrrs.
Diploeuo Sntlcrs.


orricr o. TIE DELAWARE HUDsoy CAsAl Co.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS of this Com
p'hr have declared frerf of NyB CENT o1t the
Po. etse Compsn, pzTahe a. batcss Of C0urs,e
thh W On M ie August The Tlnsic- Books aiu be-
ins Of AOnDAi, sAusust@ " orisr o. the Bo,ri.
}. G. HARrr. Acting Treasurer
Pr IGsYPH DyvVEE Crrr R.tRoAD CowPsyY
ErzcrTfEE OTYfCE No. "a Ngw-YOaK Aug l. 8I2
FI'Hk COUPONS and REGIS TERED INTER
D hsf, duo Auzust u.s. 51l, the FIRST MORTGAGE EIGHT
PEf lkNf oeau GOLD BONDS, Of the ST JOSEPH AND
DEaNhh CITY RAILROAD COhPASf, BOTH EASrElS
WESTERN DIVISION, will be- II
AMI Trust Company u the
aABd. on sla ateT Lat l4ie, free 81
FRANCIS a COFFIN, A'si1t1nt Treasurer.
OEHcE SrHiyogiELD ILLINOIS soUrn.s.srsKst
I'HE GOLD COUPONS due August /, 1872.
= OF the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE Company vii be paid
rat,ol e "a o. Parnens Loan AMI Trust Company,
q he City q Hev-HofL N. H. BLOODGOOD Treasured
RASE % rvs MAyHkrT,S Co.. NEv-roRK Augna l. 1872.
I'hE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS gOf the
a MAMMAL TAN COMPANY iec.srei Divtezd %
PN per free from Taxi earnings
J. S HARBERGER Cashier
OE1cz OF TaE GEBHARD Fas IssUnAycE Co..
. ~. ltl Bsotpwtr. NV YORK, Jolly %. 1872
E'WENTH-FlFTHD iYIDEND.-The BOARD
-oi DikBt TORS have THIS DAY declared nBAIAHAUAL
DIVIDEND Vi 1--WE PEH CEN 4, payable aug J. 1872
JOHN R SMITH, seereiary.
OFFICE OF THE NEW-YQRK FIRE IN
- 5JEAACh COMPANY,
w'YoRK Augu,t5 1872
67th DIVIDEND.
SE,-AENUAL DIVIDEND % EIGHT Per Ceat has this day
been ecf1 payable On demand AUGUSTUS COLsON secretaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08
5GDlHas Banks
Chances Tor BUSINESS tfIcn

4 CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS.
II C4FlfAA WANIEDi CAPITAL WANTED CAPITAL
WANTED
1a.0 Ms-ufaet1-r With practical experience Of twenty
Che laAn-ss ud has papusr nd onge t
brands Tobacco both bgt and Dark. desires PAkIHkh
(rther Ftt caa msnurure iOngcco
mi required Address zlz ulre. capital &C. iObAtt 4
Renu1rt va Gaze HUGH A. WATT, esp. No sGoTernor--
EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPENING.
~ Was lEDAn Intelligent YOUNG MAJ TO - as CASHIER and
bOOEkEbPER established ana PROB ab cash bushes Promising
Increase may el0OO0 lT1 huj
slse Of t Business h. ol references AMI relgrel Address
SAPBIY. a. 1rtlue OIoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08
Summer Retreats.

NATSKIIL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
y Twelve ClE.k n y. acclssa bF ne best s1sas
rold ia tie gentry line X. Z City 1GH oier
Hotel On the Csn. slsvihoH the Hudsea River 800 s
% extending over boo sqars msi unsurpassed M beaav
br aHy IN TIC Bor eeebd for ngofsng Atmosphere temper
sr 70 loser saH ~ T. Ctyi isiegsph
res rom Ji.e {, O,tobe- BBAcR. Aseu, a. Clsrn
or CIIAS A. BrAC rs MOUNTAIN HOUSE. nIA1ks 49,
tRRftGS q tie arrival o. NE Aas Of -s
" - CHAS l. BEACH PropnstSE
CHITTENANG WHITE sULPHUk
SPRINGS HOrKL Madison Co. n T. open iot gues. So.re
gnea n,ae VIA aniles t-
s...,s ~ y - d. p PETRRa
DETTIPANG HOUSE. Essex, CT. will DO
.d, fr bosre i3.h hner ioeason 90 eo" spot e..
~ NJ
aogaas valley railroad he osaef pnod enves ren.sas
~ IS cents paid for shea Is minutes nde bF rail-
80 $3.50 nan md Long Island Sound, rg high end cool ooss
s, std 40 thrice dsg Communication with New fora ~ oo -
For parcasf adlress ~ u
ftxE POsnstos c., Jane G. ISL sea- tof cut o. Ne
pre>ises
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, Poutney, VT
Rev D. NEWMAN D. D. Pro opsa rom MAJ spss.AA 1880
10 fsnllss ard season boarisrs
WACCABUC HOU 5 4, Lake WaceaDue,
w Go~us Badsr Wsssehestsr County. y III oes Jsne a.
Il. X. MEAD, Prop1stse.
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Gitn propcrin to Let.

gltn propcrin TO Let.
rENO RENT-Furnshed. within Il minutes
s f Aembs Dam BiTe and oqeasrier o. AZ 1sai
from CeHtrn PARK 81 e cesthie iurlslfl 70
NJ with The rroual oi = TIE aoaf fo
Ia mons 6ne hlar coon AL y lnd h,nasoiaey lafn.noli
rbn.. j. large ~ stlhelo iuT IA " sefeA losi ~ W
o ~ .urroallag maSaleaii pefeety aeAll an ~ ~
~ -tal+1
ritha 81 By ralirost sieaf.9o9t
eiife. app" ~ S " lasil
rIlO LEASE for or ) years-Ihe Thea IE-h
In rAMMAsY HALL. formerly oeeapied BY bunes ~ ,nss
M ii Accommodate lefloas Pos--f29h can ~ -
.r Inauire vi hs JASTOhiE che vesi cad Of t5e hslA
no LEASE she Baliing-Iae large bASEAHNi' ''s'
t..rsei fsfa Restaurant All BlllaniA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08

DURLAPS, Bagging, Parceling, Matungs, JoD
- %, Blas gIoIhs, Cass acres as IoJ OaAaAsoi' 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08

GU i LII UGS / Nv LII uA41' i
The AMERICAN BRIDGE CO.,
OF CHICAGO, ILLS.
L. B. BOOMER of Chicago, President.
(oEoaSrED AUourT 1, Isiol
Authorized Capital Stock, Sl,OOO,OOO.
ALL PAST DUg INSrALLMESTs MUST BB PAID WITH
INTEREST, AT TINE OF bUbSoE4f4iO"'
II. Whole anori a. authorized CAPITAL siot fth' compsur
PSF syHeuis ioI be sur in''ssn' o. - -. een'
2J per cent Iulr Is. is72
- per cent, Aaraa J. ig'a
% per ccai october !. ls7l
vii T. . coz. DSsa IT, :s Sos u' 'uSd
dis s.SI the CSpSny ssor present su, q sIj6lso o.
and nov doing asu'hng b9sess One hoa',na men s os,
S1150,OOO Of Or various Railroads in lie Usi 1.1ss
among which NAY be mentioned the
CHICAGO, RI. & PACIFIC.
CHICAGO q ~. WESTERN,
MICH. CENTRAL.
MISSOURI PACIFIC,
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC. &c
And n. Company nov offered III, Of
600, Including o. She largest bnlss ever built IN h eoaat
csu a. nnn,s smoun.s material have be Kept ouszir
hand and The Company w re9usI OBJ sd % receive u T. P'l
seoahue,. bat not sis.ys mmslsisJ nArtetsois
Of land IN Chicago which lesd
iHg vii be sOh 10 81 s0OOo
-sn su0u eoua % ne Hhos proposed capital
The career AMERICAN BRIDGE COMPANY, thouzh brief
Tie DI0dahea Of the enierpIis.
Company constructed organization, ami NJ Of
Dsosmbsr 1871 81 J bridges 10 tables
pneumatic and pile costing
S3.fO0 0OO ad haye fse ltss m he construction o. pneumatic
hE COMPANY the coun an5 for
construction Of a. east 10 isei Of os Tor "oEag DAY lie
The arosd and Ehvty Bfise - Ls.ven-o ~
Of $50 feet esch na he Union Paeae Brls sos, s h R7e,
$50 feet esch, constructed By m 'suUauT.
The prof arising from ths business y boob, Of
o. S31B.-
4SS J. or % SS2f 0sg ~ annn being so
outstanding With
structures & tie Company vii greater
and the o hc lf stock viii enable them
thereby making Of from 500 900
s7J, 900 per year.
TIE Company undoubtedly above bsi msts dividends Or
from 20 70 35 per cent anrnu on re u smosu n capital
$1,000. ODO with fair prospect ~ considerable
The undersigned prepared 70 Hose uqunHg the fullest
details satisfaction REGARDING the reliability NJ de C0upauTs
Statements le,tond le-y and abb iT of its
coufisn commend % capitalists The shove uveiasut
worthy thsr stenuon
MARVIN BROS,
BANKERS.
40 Exchange Place. \. Y,
SOLE FINANCIAL AGENTS TT ilit EAST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08

Giip Real Gstaie for Sale.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RaGbitEp Ar TIE UPlOWf
OFFICES Thirty West lFratyt1l
g.. Up % %. az regular Office rates.
A UGUST FREE REGISTER, with new com
"a pisie Map L. q. pages Tbe Information real
est-te, etc. a.. X STEVENSON = sos.
% Finest AMI 10 Finl-aye.
TOR SALE or to LEASE-rhe valuable
LIVERY STABLE lately la0uas Sor-s iec4ae Sos
Ciutnnptc-i tsriU house SKIS. WIN be ol
liberal teras. AppI HUGH " CAMP
luo BroaiEaU t3Nl
VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY,
fee from iu.irhauc ia good orsr aul veil Eeue " la
CHANGE lJr Ioalu.l glincllh.rrl BROOKLYN .ets
hCLAAD WHITING, Beekmlurt
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New-3 er5en ReaI estate tot Sale.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TdBUSB WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT lAE JriO"a
OFFICES J4f West Iry-secoudL Or 80 "s'' i"r-At1
g., up TO p H.. regular ohss rates
TOR SALE-AdjOinng the pleasant village
4 Of Westel j. - miles Central Railroad ci1ce tauf-
ERY Of . a-r ofhiSl bou so1tlae
ood two-ory hols rooms aanlr tst-fa nefe
falling v4teri g0ol barn, al necessary h
GOD order abundance u sye portion Of the place ene
or building plots VIII COMMAND gpo1 prices Address IL
LIAM DAVIS. Tribune Ohes. n T.
NOPRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
4fk-proysrty Of ali AiHis ioI sse md Ksat address
THEODORE AYERS Morr'toVu. y J.
I'm CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JER-
" sEY handsome Attic HOUSE win heater aih
ec and one acre Of LAND ale low. Add Easy teens
RULAED & WHlflSG BeeFman-t
arrange. v. j.. and VIcinity-(S pecialty)-
Fie- Bloler-y sale. exchange l. a. 1LA1I
90 Tal-s co-aag Liberty Orange oe opposite main Depot
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Che GnrL
z,lusicII Instruments

~'t''~4'''1 ~''~'-'''''~"'"
A "WEBFR7 7-octave PIANO FOR RENT.
n New End and Prince l. Co. ORGANS ior RhNf q
S. T. GORDON. TO BIo.da-
DIANOS-30 secondhand PIANOS, OF various
m1ser, iho.ouga orb Tor SALE a. ios pno4 cilCAEh.
ING SONS, ~ Bet folnesnitst, between bsoadNif aAe
Nil-Ave.
GAIITHs AMERICAN ORGANS are now ex-
- crr Joy l. 3. T. r. 4IIs F. Co. b 'aaniaafrf' - arc.
..s pIfEO-rJRTEf al 3NOOaEal, between Df1ssf "a
F--.fs Sew-Farf CIV Wh1lesatc ana iusiainstE
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MARVIN BROS.

nrAhEf-N
40 Exchange Piace, ny
SOLE FINANCIAL Agents. iF TIE EAST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08

any DIRECT LINE TO FRAME 49,,
4 49, 1890 TEtE-krLAyTIC CONPANYS NAIL
sTvAg sIirps BETWEEN NEw YORK AND HAWKE CAALlS"
BRkSL - 49, ,-... ,,,,, f,r the Continent viii AL
. o., ~. u North River follow; ...--
"'-
u .siai AA-aft
WI = uk PANS .sgfnonf. ltDAf '-puuef
- .I-azre aAiDhDAI nepiembef]
81 i-i p8fCR OF PASSAGE ~ COLD iueaaAlaE siasl
10 BREsT OK HANhE.
. - Seecu1 tthir
f"'' LxrrRsION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
-. st-rness 90 nofc rsaf 1assenze -
te.nsr sf ihs lns railway
-oniort. Of crossing lhannsi beside ias lFoao
an sipruts NV. - -
U,HE NATIONAL LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS.
L VpIlKLY TO QUgESsrQWS AID LIVERPOOL.
n rot,.yieiIrfY no ASD PROM LONDON DlKkCE
Ir5n Piers - and ~, AortL hlscl
70 oUEBNs1Ows AID LIVERPOOL
yavpv o-sr RDAf. 10 a. 80 a
Hrf Tsoripso SATI kDAT AnEns H. al Jioo
CkgAuk NDAf. Ausust - al a.
sPFIS Orsoe... nJAf. August H. a. SD D.
GREEgE ILEDAl, SEPT Z, al t;l m
eGVs, Art fnAl. "a -.O1
10 LOAnON DIRECT;
ruF ONHKN TtonsS WEDNESDAY August t. ~ ltino n
ilFLYLIA WRpN ksDAf msrst q At fh p ~
Csf4u paasst 30 sna - cnfrnff
earfenrF
Prgrai Sssss ueseii iom LvsIPsy QacsnosE Laaaoasr
- Iaaaon sr,ir A. iss Comgaars % gss No Broad
a., Wv. :, HURST. AAASseE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-08

Ucstrjcsler Conntn ReGI estate tor SUE
TOR SALE-Beautiful BUILDING SITES Of
each Re beac; extensive water view
lch good Asrtor for a0ls rOAl depot
USDERmLL HALSTED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-09
THE INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.
The Utes Decline to Sell Part OF Their
Rescrvatf0n.
DENvBR City, Colo. Sent.

DENVER CITY, Colo, Sept. T. 1872
Mr.. John D. Long, Governor McCook and General
Mcdonald, the Special United States Commissioners
to negotiate for the purchase Of part Of the reser
walton of the Ute Indians, returned to this city to-
day. The Indians declined to sell any portion Of
their lands; but expressed themselves as being de-
termined to keep the peace with the whites. Mr..
Felix R. Brun, chairman, and Thomas X. Caree,
who were In attendance on the council with the
Utes at Las Plnas, arrived Mt Denver to-day. They
leave for the Wind River, Indian Agency, via Bryan,
On Monday q,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-09
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Three Men killed and Several injured

Three Men Killed and Several Injured.
NORTHEAST. Nd, Sept 8, 1872.
About daylight on Saturday morning o large
boiler exploded in the McCullogh Iron Company's
rolling mill. The boiler parted In the middle, and
each piece was hurled through the mill to dis
lance of several hundred feet. Alfred Holcraft
John Mcdowell and Henry Bouden have died from
injuries receive by the explosion, and some others
were slightly injured. A number OF persons
escaped ~ not being IN their usual place. An
tpQue(t wiz b held to-mprrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-09
TRIAL OF TRADE RIOTERS.

WILLIAMsPoRr, Pa, Sept. g. 1s72
The trial Of the July rioters, which has occupied
the Court Of Quarter Sessions for full week. ended
yesterday. The jury, ct eleven O'Clock p n, ren-
dered q verdict OF conviction against seventy-one
OF the defendants, including Birmingham, 0reevy,
whitton and Blake, who were charged with being
the leaders. Judge Gamble will pass sentences on
them on the 18th Of September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-09
THE CAss COUNTY BOND FRAUD.
ST. LOUIS, NO., s

Of LOUIS, MOs, Sept. D, 1877. /,
Judge Forsyth, who was implicated In the ffaud-
ulent issue Of bonds in Cass county some months
ago and was since arrested in Kansas City, was on
Friday last taken In irons to HarrisonvilIe. Tho
citizens Of Cass county are making hostile demon
stretions, and fears felt for the life OF Forsyth
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-25
Aged People.

Last week we took occasion to make
a few notes in reference to aged people,
and as the number is somewhat surpris-
ing, many of whom are rapidly passing
away, and some by terrible death, we
continue our notes believing them to
possess much interest to our readers.
Several exchanges have copied them.
-HonOra harmon died in Troy. n.
Y, April -, at the age of 80 years
She leaves over thirty great-grandchil-
dren and several great-great- grandchil-
dren.
If Rev. Father Cleaveland, of Bos-
ton, lives, his one hundredth birthday
will occur during the Jubilee-,June 81,
1872.
Seth Taylor, of Bondyille, in Ben
nington county, is 80 years old.
Mr. George Tcthcrlv, the oldest ci;-
izen Of Portsmouth, n. H.. died on Sun
day, April IA, at the age of 80 years and
2 months.
Fairbanks Bush, of Norwich. was
80 years Of age the 25th ofs last Febru-
airy.
Elisha Emerson. Of Norwich. was
100 years OF age the 18th Of July last.
George B. Arnold, formerly Of
Providence, Il. J., died in New York.
April -, in the Dist year Of his age
Mrs. Mary Mix died in Brooklyn.
n. Y, on the nth of April, over 90
years of age.
Reuben Watkins died at the age Of
80 years in Hinsdale, Mass, April 10th.
An old lady, one hundred years Of
age, was burned to death at Hadlcy
Hill, near Stoney Greek, in Saratoga
county, n. Y, about noon on Saturday,
April 18th. She lived with her nephew.
Mr.. William J. McKenley, whose house
took fire while. he was absent, and it to-
gether with contents were burned to
ashes. The old lady's head, hands and
feet being burned entirely off. She was
the widow of Capt. J. Mcdonald, who
served in the war of 1912. During the
last few years of her life she has been
in INDECENT circumstances, and has suf-
fered much for the actual necessities of
life. During the past year she has been
confined most of the time to her bed
consequently was unable to escape
This is the sad closing of a centenarian
life, and 1t is strange that truth should
compel the statement that one who had
seen a century of life should have been
permitted to suffer for sustenance in a
civilized community. Such inhumanity
is hardly to be credited.
John Gridley, formerly of Spring
field, Mass, died at Vernon, Illinois,
April 8th, at the age of 80 years and 6
months.
Within less than one month four
persons have died in Sutton whose ages
in the aggregate amount to three hun
dred and nineteen years, which makes
an average of nearly eighty years to
each person.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-25

A BRILLIANT WEDDING. -Enos Throop
Martin was married at st. Peters church,
Albany, Thursday, to Mrs. Helen E..
Tremain, daughter of Hon Lyman IRE
main. The ushers were Gen. Edward
III. Ripley, of Vermont Mr.. j. K. Paige,
of Schenectady; Col Leroy and Major
Fred T. Martin, of Albany. There We're
no groomsmen and, alas, no bridesmaids.
The marriage ceremony was celebrated
by the Rev Mr.. Snively, and the prayer
was said and the nuptial benediction pro-
nounced by Right Rev. Bishop Doane.
The Rev. John Townsend, of West
Troy, Rev. Mr.. Selkirk and Rev. Mr..
Whitaker assisted in the marriage GER
emory. The bride was dressed in white
satin en- train, trimmed with white flow
ers and point lace; her exquisite vail
falling to her feet her throat encircled
by a necklace of pearls. There were
some excellent costumes; those of Mrs.
Grenville Tremain, Mrs r. W. Peck
ham, Jr., Mrs Depew, of New York;
Mrs. Sweeney, Of West Troy; Miss Par
ker, Miss Townshend and Miss Van
Vechten were particularly noticeable.
A rich silver service, the gift of James
Roy, of West Troy, was conspicuous
among the many beautiful presents
TrOV Press
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Congressional.

Senator Morrill, opposed the bill con-
frming the act of thr Territorial Legis-
laturc of the Distlictof Columbia in re-
lation to the depot the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Washington, and
moved its referenCcto the committee on
public buildings AM grounds.
When the Deficiency bill was under
consideration in TIN Senate, on Friday,
Senator Morrill, offered an amendment
providing that thu jurisdiction Of the
Court of Claims shall not extend to or
include any claim for abandoned or cap
ured property received or collected by
cher civil or military authorities under
te act of March 18th, 1868, unless in
oses commenced within two years after
IL suppression of the rebellion, and
VI ere claimants have proved to the salts
faion of the Court that they never
gae aid or comfort to the rebellion.
The Washington correspondent of
tn, Free Press, in speaking ofthe author
iz,ion of the purchase of two squares
of ground fronting the north and south
side Of the park, says 'the measure
foud a warm advocate in Judge Poland.
Senior Morrill, has steadily advocated
gene'ous appropriations for improving
the Surroundings of the Capitol, and as
chairman of the Senate committee on
publc buildings and grounds, was large
ly Instrumental in bringing about this
result"
While the bill for establishing ocean
mail Steamship service between the Unit
ed States and Australia was under con-
sideratDn, Senator Morrill, moved to re-
fer the Dill to the committee on com
merce with instructions to report bill
directing the Postmaster General to con-
tract with the lowest responsible bidder
for mail steamship on both the Allan
tic and Pacific.
Senator Edmunds has reported from
the committee on the Judiciary the bill
to perpetuate testimony in the United
States courts.