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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01
NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, November 29, 1873. !
THIS OFFICE WILL De OPEN DAILY
@ O'CLOCK A. NJ. To O'CLOCK 7. NJ.
FROM THE
9TH TO THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER,
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose of receiving from any person who
has already paid one-half only OF the city taxes
charged 10 him the remaining hall, and that
TEN PER CENT.
will he added to tho amount Of said remaining half
Of the tax charged in every case where the party
assessed shall fail 10 pay said remaining half within
the time 50 limited
'.But In case any person, having failed TO pay I'm
the month of June onc-half OF the city taxes due
from such person, shall fail to pay the whole amount
thereof OH or before the 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER
there sl I'll be added
TWENTY PER CENT.
upon the amount OF the tax so remaining due
The Collector respectfully calls the attention of
those parties who have SO repeatedly promised to
settle their bills (other than the half-paid blls
and on which he has been so lenicnt, that should
he now fail to call on them by the 9th of Deem
Der, and they fail 10 pay during the month of De-
ccmber, he will De compelled, under the duties
Of his office, TO collect In January BY LEVY, with
the additional TWENTY PER CENT.
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
dc lin Collector.
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DEATHS.

Died. at his residence, "Rivcr1aic," Wythe
county, Va, November 9. 1873, JOHN CALtEE,
aged sevcuty-sX years. i've months aud twenty.
two days.
Lynchburg and Wythevile papers please copy.
Died. on the 2Sth November, at sIx O'Clock P. NJ.
Mr. WILLIAM GRAY, OF this city, In the eighty
hrst year Of his age.
His funeral viii take place from Broad-Street
Methodist church THIS tMondayl AFTERNOON
at 2a O'Clock. The friends of tile family are In
yited TO attend.
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ROCKS. sTAT1oNERY, &c.

NEW BOUKS-NOVEMBER 2GrH.-
IN Dillon,s Law or Municipal Corporations, 2
volumes; Campbell's Lives of the Chief ccs
Bcallc's Life In Utai-plates: iloffman's Manual
of Chemical Analysis; Sheridans works ana Liie
BIZ hrps Peace Papers Almanacs iur 1914 anu
ali the new hooks. WITT, c,
ORDERS solicited for Nunford's Virginia Code
1878; new United States Digest; Nc" YORK su-
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
no 26-dEw 1918 Main street.
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yVtykESg kS.R,S.

Married on Thursday. November 81. | ST3, at
the FIRST Baptist church. by the Rev. Charles Ry-
land. assisted by Rev. DR.. j. l.. Burrows, GEORGE
\. HAYNES. of this city, 10 Miss EMILE L.,
daughter Of the late DIR. L. Is. Anderson, Of Caro-
line ccunty. No cards.
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There will be. it is said, 4 dead SET made
upon Congress for subsidies to the Northern
and the Southern Pacific railroads, at the
present session.
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no 4 lawn

RICHMOND AND pAEvILLE RAILROAD Col
KICHMoctD. VA, November %, 1873.
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
I STOCKHOLDERS Of this company will be
held on WEDNESDAY the 10Th Of December.
1873, the Exchange Hotel, III this city, conven-
ing at 9 o'clock NJ.
The iran Ser hooks Of the company will be closed
from the end nf the present month until after the
annual meeting. -
=. HOWARD, Secretary.
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rn PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

nCT PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas. Burns
In any lamp without danger Of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly 10 displace the use y
volatile and dangerous oils Its safety under every
possible test, and it. perfect burning qualities are
proved by Its continued us. III over 100000 fani-
lies Millions Of gallons have been sold and no ac
cilent-dircctly or indirectly-has ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies and fire commissioner
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
a. the best safeguard when lamps are used Send
for circular
For sale ut retail Ivy the trade generally, and ut
wholesale by the rroprictOrs, CHARLES PRATT
& CO.. 0S Fulton street. New York.
oc 17-dSw6m
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rIENY RRnTuERs nFEER BLACK

NJ LEVY BROTHERS OFFER BLACK
aud COLURED vEiVETEENS, BL Alk and
COLORED SILK VELyETS, hLASk an4
CULORED TRIMMING VELoURs,SLAEh
WATfRED SILK. WHITE CORDUROY;
UXlDIZED, SILK. VELVET, GIL /, AGATE.
aud RUEBER BUTT"Ss: FklNGES and
GiMtS. Also. Il large variety of CORDS and
TAS-FIS. LEVY BROTHERS,.
BuTTON-MuULDS. all sizes, at cents per DO
zen LARGE CORD. 10 ~
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bibles, PRA.iER-BOOKS,
AND HIMN-BOOkS.

BIBLES, PRAYER-BoOKs, and HYM BOOKS,
comprising Il great variety of sizes and styles Of
binding. from the cheapest made 10 the most ee-
CANT and costly.
All the popular NEW BOOKS OF The day rcgu-
larry received.
no 10 WOODHOUSE L PAltllAM.
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DEPARTURES or sTr -.

II Or NEW YORK.-Tbe <e,ns.
i, steamship OLD DOMINION, tanttin IEfh
W ', t!sIa WI ell On TUESDAY, DeceIasss y
Freight received until l O'Clock P.N
lnrongl, bllis OF lading signed, and pooa, ..
waraed with dispatch 10 all points nor nis i9r-
east, and vest. Close connections nsds , souh
Line for foreign ports. Passenger I'LL unard
tickets, S20. 7o' round-tnp
For freight Or passage apply tn
GEORGE ". ALIEN co ..ou
oe q - oInpany's Wharf, Rocksi,s
L oRlLLAk uon SpItEE1AMsH1P 1fSS
TRLWEEKLY STEAMERS BETWEEN
RICHMOND, CITY POINT, hunyoI
NEW YORK, 1''
stopping at all regular landings -, I,,
The new and frst-class STEAMSHIPS ''''ss h'er.
MEDIATOR.
TWILIGHT,
The fast aud elegant steamer TWIi,ittuirp k,
leave Watsons wharf. Rockrns cya,, a,&ii!
DAY: Thu RSDAY, and SATUEDAYai7 w
stopping at regular landings on Jam 80. d.
Meeting with steamers al Norfolk for New Vt; con
through ollis Of laGiDg signed for all polut. .,
Freight received until r. N daily
For further Information anply To-
LORll.LARD STEAMSHIP "a
Piers 80 and 81 asst river. New Ynrk ~ ~,
JUN ". WYATT 1gent
Offices al Rockets and corner y,aIn ,nd "a "a.
teenth streets. az. rohT-
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rTILl. FURTHER REDUCTION OF
- PRICES!
S-.st CALICOES nj lQc
on.-dollar NELEETEEN reduced to 75c.:
BLEhCHt.U aud UNBLEACIIED CUTTUNS
marked down fifteen per cent. and all other
goods sold at panic prices.
Great speciality in WHITE WOOL FLANNEL at
Pc. ard BLACK ALPACA at Soc, at
CHARLES HUrZLER'S.
uoo2 No. GIL Broad street.
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DRY GOODS.
SEE WHAT READY MONEY WILL DO
- IN NEW YORK AT THIS TINE.

~ IN NEW YORK AT THIS TIME.
- ISAAC COHEN has just returned from New
York where he has attended the recent cash auction
sales. He Is now selling "a, .
tamci's-har Dress Goods that were 6Oc. for 2Sc':
Soc. y iptc: for 23c.;
SIC. Alpaca for doc. Finer at proportionatc
rates. ,-
HaImorul skirts that were 1925 for $3.50;
Misses Skirts worth 7Jc. for 32c.;
Misses Shawls that were $3.50 for Sl.!0,
I.adie-' Sl.wls reduced from 80 to 1872:
Ladies' ShawlS reduced from 81 ~ 10 IL
Eclvrtcen reduced from 15c TO 2Oc.'
Vclvctucn reduced from j 10 Toe; m J.. o.
Ladies Mcrino Vests reduced from w 10 ooc'
from $50 10 81; ,,.,,,r,
Hamburg Embroidery II little over hall price;
The best assortment Of Guipurc Lace IN thls city
t,,rnrt at 25 worth 35c., Two-Ply for As worth
Csc. Atwood Ingram for 75c. sold generally for
Sl.2o: .,
Antroscoggin Bleachcd Muslin at 1885, Davol
Mills JHc.. Wamsutta lSc.
Many other goods too numerous to mention.
pn.iiiynly one price. ISAAC COHEN,
3O5 Broad, between Third and Fourth streets.
CLOSED SATURDAYS.
an pG-1w
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MEETINGS.

TINE MEMBERS OF ST. AL M&T2zH
Il BANS ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. $sZMez
No. So, arc requested to attend stated zs sef
convection of their Chaptera al 81. Alban
Hall THIS (Mon1Iay) EVENING at q O'Clock.
Members nf sister chapters and transient COM
panious are fra'crnally Invited 10 attend by order
If the NJ. L. II. Z. ,. Is. JACOBN,
dc 1-1tS Secretary.
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FORM OF PROM J..


Richmond and Iiansillc Railroad Company
Know all men by these presents That -. The
undersigned, do hereby constitute AMI appoint -
attorney for - and In iEtlnc 10 vote on
all questions that may be brought before the meet
ing o! the stockholders of the Richmond ana Dan
Vile Railroad Company TO he held al Richmond On
Wednesday the ! 9th day Of December, 1873. orat
any adjourned meeting there of, hereby ratifyin al
tE,. acts Of - said attorney i'll the premises rs
fully as II - were present and voting III person.
In testimony whereof - have hcreunlo affixed
- hand - rliis - dav of -. no 26-td
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OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND Diuo}
RAILROAD COMPANY, 7
RICHMOND, VA, November 3, 1873.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. stockholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company will be held In this city at II VI. OH
TIIURSDA the 4th OF DECEMBER next.
j. GARRETT,
no 1-1aw4w Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

NJ BLACK EN AN f L l. D CLOTH
SKIET-PRUTECEcE reduced to 90 cents
apiece. They are the best skirt-prufector ever
manufactured rs the mud and dust can be wash
ed OFF without injury to the dress.
LEVY BROTHERS.
lol7 and 1919 0Ian street.
BUTTOS-MOULDS, all sizes, III ) cents per do
y.n { AEI;E CORD no 90
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JAMES RIVER SrEAMBOATsm-
~ COMPANY. Ah..sr!..ssiS

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDlaUH OE LANES RIVER
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
ADAMS EXPRESS
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WINES. AHaseRs, TDBAsH'e, dc


WINES, zHas'oRs, ToBAsH't., DC.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Owing 10 the scarri,r of money, haze reduced
the prizes OF my WINS and beg 10 call particular
attention to the very extensive 10. of champagne
now arriving, consisting OF
BOUZY, DRY VERZkNAy,
CA9TE BLANCHE,
NAPOLEON, PREMIERE GERhE,
Al Of the house OF
BuUCHE. Fills & co. Also,
LI;UDERER tRusslaul.
MuAIM's DRY VERZEEAY, and llEIDSlEcA.
Furthermore j have now in the USlTEDSTATEs
ctrSTON-HOUSE a large lot of JAMES HEN
MESSY BRANDY in half-pipes. quarters, octavts'
and cases;
a5 casks sHERRY-ralc. standard. Topaz, Anon
ticdo, and others;
Is cases ANGOsTURA BlTTERS;
All of NY own importation, and which oltr 10 the
trade in
BOND or DUTi-rAlD.
With full assortment Of all other imported Wines
and Liquors. such as
CLARETS, HOOKS, SCOTCH WHIekkY.
JAMAICA and ST. CRvIX Rum,
CORDIALS
Of every description. etc. etc, and large lot Ca
RYE and BOURBON WIIISKEYs,
l am confident have larger stock to select from
than any other house in the city.
OSCAR CRAM,
Importer of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
dc lin No. II Governor street.
IS SUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUN-
~ TI) RIE-Another invoice Of this popular
mountain whiskey just received.
GOLD IMPERIAL CABINET" RYE WlilSkEf,
an excellent article for bar, table, and nedlcinal
PURE COUNTRY APPLE and PEACH BRAN
DIES; JAMAICA Rum, our own importation:
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY, IN octares and
cases. For sale low 10 the Trade hy
JENKINS, CAPERS Il CO.
Wholesale Liquor Ntcrchans.
No. 113 south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
no25
GUFFY'S SWEET CIDER at retail.
NJ
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. DC.
NEW AND READABLE BOOKS.
j. T. ELLYSOS

j. T. ELLYSOS,
BOOKSELLER AND NEWSDEALEE,
11l2 MAIN STREET.
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Special terms 10 parties clubbing for three or
more papers or magazines.
IT. ELLYSON, Sewsdealer,
liz Main street, Richmond, Va.
Cd ySNy
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FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:

FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:
ON and after nCTOBEE !. 1919 Tie IA, And
elegant stranier LoliN SILFf STIR Captain
JOHN A. POST, will leave rompany'S wharf. Eucs.
clts, for abOvc-llamed pisces on MONDAYS. WE'D
SESDAIS, and FRIDAYS At $50 \. VI: and ~.
turning will arrive here TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS atlP.M.
Passengers make eur. connections witt Ray Line
at Norfolk Tor Baltimore, PhlIlcIlhla, AMI ~
York.
Fare 10 Baltimore, ................... %
Fare 10 Phiadtlphii... $50
Fare Ia Ne" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y 81
Tickets for sale on -tean.rs and Al tiirper ( 60
Ticket Agency, and baggage checked through.
Freight received daily tor Boston. Norfolk. ant
Portsmouth, aud regular landings IN Jane. ri,,r
from a. NJ. to & +. VI.
Freight Tor way landing must l'o prepaid.
l.. r. TaTtfN: General Agent.
Office: CGmpsny's wharf, Rockets: branch ol.
flee RI ". ID. Blair K Cos, corner OF Ninth and
Main STREETS. oc2
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11l2 MAIN STREET.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15

In Plymouth. August I, after short Illness,
Mr.. Lewis Carlisle. brother OF Martin Carlisle
Brandon, aged IS years. MIR Carlisle was born
In Wcstmoreland, n II. and moved to Plymouth
when he was a young man. bought him farm
and has ever since lived on the same.
In Brandon, at the residence Of her niece
Mrs Henry Lord, August II, Miss Laura Will
ans, aged 20 years, recently IRON New York
city.
In Whitehall, n Y, August 8,Norri. Benjamin
In Whitehall, y Y, Augusta, Jonathan King,
aged IS years
la Whitehall, y Y, August 8, Catherine Rich,
aged 81 years.
In Montpelier, August :, Catherine W, wife Of
| w Brown, and daughter OF II y Tapln, aged
AZ years.
In Northncld, August 6, Mrs Catherine Mac
Calvary, aged 90 years.
In Cabot, August II, Colonel jeremiah Atkins,
aged 20 years
In Mofristown JUN %, at Malvern Farms.
Mrs Laura @ GOOdellfOrmcrly Of W0burn, Mass.
aged SO years.
In East Arlington August g. Lucy YcAuy
wife OF l. h Graves, aged % years.
July %, in East Rupert, solomon T Reed, son
of GuStavuS Reed.
In Bennington, August Ii, Mrs vimea wife OF
OF ii Riley Clark, aged SO years.
At Fort Ann, n Y, August s. Mary Vaughan.
infant daughter OF A. Buel, aged months.
In Chico, Butte county, Cal July 1873, En-
mons White, Esq, aged "a years. brother of Hon
Thomas White Of Bennington. Mr.. White was
native OF WardsborO, Vt, removed to Michigan
| 1852
In Johnson July &c Daniel Barnes, Esq, aged
| 9S years and months.
MIR Barnes was one Of the earliest settlers Of
| Elmore, having gone there in 1902. He was al
| ways an excellent citizen, and was greatly r..
| spected by all who knew him The death o
his wife, Catherine HARDWOOD, at the age OF %
| years, proceeded his by about two years
At Northampton, Mass August 10. A. A.
Eayres formerly Of BrattlebOro, aged 81 years
| At oyster Bay, n. v, August q Sarah g., VIII,
| OF Rev. b. L. Swan.
AT Lansingburgh, y. V, August ?, Darius
! Clarke, veteran printer. formerly OF Bennlng
| ton aged 50.
In ReadsbOro, July 25, Archie NJ Persons
formerly OF Mechancsvllle, aged 81 years.
AT Charleston, Mass, August 9, after Il long
and severe Illness, Jerusha, wife Of Simeon
| cole, aged So years and months.
At Longwood, Mass, August 10, Hannah Eliza
beth Sargent, wife OF DenisOn d. Dana, CORNER
| ly of CastletOn.)
In Rutland, March %, Annie. daughter OF So
| Ion and Isabella Sherman, aged 10 years.
In Poultney, August 3, Ollie, soil Of Scion ant
Isabella sherman, aged years.
In Poultney, August 6. Henry clark, son o
| Scion and Isabella sherman, aged years.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15
Musical.

Mr.. Meitzke's arrangements are now
completed, and on Friday evening, the 22d
inst, we are to enjoy one of the finest con-
certs eyer given in Rutland.
Mrs. w. n. Oliver, who is to appear,
needs no compliments from us. She is an
established favorite. She has for the past
two years devoted herself to close study,
preparatory to making her de6a in opera,
consequently her voice has gained much
in strength and fiexibilty.
Miss Belle TIuntOon will favor us with
two beautiful cayatinas during the evening,
which announcement will be gratifying to
her many friends in Rutland who admire
her splendid voice. Her singing at the
late musical festival gained her many en-
comiums of praise, and her appearance at
this occasion will be second only to Mrs.
Oliver in pleasure to the audience
Little Ella Earl, the musical prodigy, will
perform the difficult fantasia of CLONE
Sweet Home" by Thalberg, never before
attempted by child of her age, and rarely
well executed by a professional pianist.
She will sing new song of Campanas.
Mr.. j. II. Cole will perform choice selec-
tions on the violin, including the beautiful
air from LA Somnambula." Mr.. George
A. Meitzke will play brilliant concert
Polka, and male quartette from our own
town will appear in two numbers. These
gentlemen are modest and no boquets will
be accepted
Let us give Mrs. Oliver, and the corps OF
talent who are to assist, rousing welcome,
thereby showing our appreciation of good
music and of our enterprising citizen mu.
stefan Mr.. Meitzke.
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Cherokee Politics.

ST. LOrIs, Aug. IA.
a. Cole of Ninita, Indian territory, ar
rived here last evening. lie reports that
returns of the late election in the Cherokee
nation are not yet all in, but both the
Downing and the Ross party are sanguine
of success so far as the local council and
and senate are concerned. The Ross party,
however, are disposed to admit that the
Downing party have elected majority to
the grand council at Ockmulgee. The
Downing party, which is composed of half
breeds, favor the sectionizng of land
seyerally and the opening Of territory to
settlements, while the Ross party, who are
free bloods, strenuously oppose this scheme
and favor the holding of lands and prop
erty in common.
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The Bennington Muster.

The following is list of the companies
and the men reported to work each engine.
Great Western, Brattleboro, 60 men
Band, 1S pieces.
Ocean, Chatham, n. V, 60 men--Band
IS pieces.
]. ]. Grays, Cambridge, n. Y, 60 men
Drum corps.
Rough and Ready, Greenwich, n. Y,
As men-Drum corps.
Mechanics, North Adams, Mass, so men
Band 10 pieces.
Edmonds, Hudson, N. Y, go men-Band.
Nickwackett, Rutland, 80 men-Sher.
man band, 10 pieces.
1t will he seen from the number of men
to work the brakes, the several companies
will be pretty evenly matched.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA.
John Schuler and Clarence Swayne,
who two months since left the jewelry
house of Eugene Jaccard a. Co., and set up
for themselves here, have now been arrested
for stealing from time to time 5000
worth of jewelry from the latter before
leaving their employ. The robbery was
not discovered till an inventory of stock
wastaken. Several hundred dollars worth
were found in pawnbrokers shop and
identified. Schiller has confessed. A
telegraph dispatch was sent by the police,
in his name, to Swayne, calling him from
Paducah, where he (Swayne) was imme-
diately nabbed on stepping from the cars.
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treasury, and two have not vet drawn 1t.
OF fifty-one Republicans. thirtv.two have
pocketed the money, ten have returned II
to the treasury, and nine have not vet
drawn IT, Of six Liberals. three have
pockcted the money, and three have re-
turned 1t to the treasury. The name of
Senator Kelley of Oregon. Democrat, does
not appear in the above list at ALL from
the fact that the law prescribed that the
amount of mileage paid each senator
should be deducted from his back pay, and
the balance then paid over TO him. In
Kcllcys case his mileage exceeded the
amount of his back pay, so there was
nothing due him on account of tho latter.
NOTE. Senator Morrill,, although he has
drawn his back pay. did not pocket it, hut
put it into tho Vermont state treasury.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15
A Democratic Convention Middle,
SAN FRANoIsoo. Aug. L

SAN Francisco, Aug. IA.
Two democratic conventions of this city
are at variance. The Legislative con-
vention which ii is charged had been pack
ed by railroad monOpolists having made
nominations to the Legislature satisfactory
to that interest. The municipal conven-
ton now proposes to make separate tic
ket independent of the influence of the
railroad companies. Eight members of
the democratic county committee have re-
signed for the stated reason that the ma
jority had treacherously sold out to Stan
ford & Co., and Legislative convention
had been packed by them. There is much
excitement about the matter in the ranks
of the party
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15
Two Seamen Drowned.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. IA.
About 10 O'Clock last night the lnmber
barge j. d. Morton, Capt. Peter A. Flick,
one of the six in tow of the steam barge
Sun broke from the tow about 90 miles
down the lake from this city and in short
time went to pieces the lake being very
rough. Capt. Flick, his wife and little girl
and one seaman took to small boat and
were saved by the schooner Marysburg and
brought to this port, Two seamen, Jesse
Maloy of Sarnia, and John Kennedy from
New London, Ontario, preferred remaining
on the barge and it is supposed were
drowned. When last seen Capt Flick says
two or three other barges were laboring
heavily and il may be that other disasters
have occurred to some tow.
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In Swanton, August 1th; by Rev WIN II Hyde,
Prof Charles Ellison, Principal of the iowa
state Normal School At Troy, Iowa. and Miss
Susie A. Wait of SwantOn, Vt.
August 4 In Dorset, by Rev r j Ganney, John
Brcsncham and Anna Morrlscy, All OF krllng-
ton.
August 2, 1T Buskirl, Bridge, Y, by Rev n
Of East Arlington.
At Hampton, n. V, August /. by Rev. J. W
Belknap, John Henderson Steele OF CastetOU
and Inez Il. ClOugh OF ovid, NY.
In South Wallingford, August 6. at the resi-
dcncc OF David Nelson, Esq. by Rev Charles
Woodh0use, Myron u. Kelley 10 Miss NettiC
Nelson, both OF WallngfOrd.
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MAILS CLOSE.


Harlem Extension way, o.O5 a. m, and 900 y. m.
Eastern way, li.4O q. m.
troy way, 1910 p. m.
Troy, 1910 p. IN, $50 p. M, ana $50 p IN.
Albany, 1910 p. M, $50 p. m, ana ".So p. w.
Boston, 1l.4O a. M, and 9.5O p. m.
Canadas, l.l5 p. m.
northern way, 200 y. nj.
Burlington, 200 p. IN. and $50 y. ~.
IA 'atoga way, $50 p. m.
Ne V York, $3.50 p. IN. and $50 p. III.
COZ necticut River way, $50 p. m.
Woodstock way, (Stage) 100 p. m.
Chlttenden, (Tuesdays and saturdays 800 p. m.
Stockbridge STAGE, 100 p. m.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 9.Sb p. m.
Eastern way, $50 p. m.
Troy way, AIS p. M.
Troy, 40 a. M, 1i.45 a. m. and AS y. Ia
Albany, LAB a. m, 4.b5 and 80 y. m.
Boston, 40 a. m. and 220 p. m.
Canadas, 1910 a. m.
Northern way, l1.32 a. m.
Burlington, 1910 and 1t.S2 a. m.
Saratoga way, II 40 a. m.
New York, H. 40 a. m. and 455 y. m.
Connecticut River way, s.45 p. in.
Woodstock way, (stage) 11.55 a. m.
Chittenden, (Tuesdays and Saturdays 1890 a.m
Stockbrldge (stage), 1890 p. IN.
sE-Mails Will be promptly closed at the speci.
1eeu hour; all letters deposited in the street
boxes will be collected at S.45 and II 90 a. IN.
1911 3d. 3.O5 and last collection for all night
mails, at 900 p. m. All letters deposited In the
Letter Box at the Depot will be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous TO the de-
parture OF each mail train