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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
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In Montpelier Oct. 18th. at the NJ. E Parsonage,
Mr. ALO\ZO X NELSON and Miss +. ADELLA
ELMER both of Orange.
In Walden. sept 2lst, bv Rev. j. Evans, Mr..
ORIN EA TMAN and Miss JULIA Eos Ter, both
alden
Also at the pa sonase, by Rev. ]. Evans, Mr..
FRANK WOOIW ARD of Walden and Miss YER
Mica TURNER of Manchester, n. IL.
Also at the house OF the brides IN 'ther at alden
Mr. FRANCIS NJ. SHAW and Miss ALMA NJ
HIBB ARD both of Walden
Ia Cabot Oct. 18th by Rev. l.. Warren, Mr..
ORR. MO KNAPP of Plaiufied and Miss CLARA
4. GLIDDEN ofCtbot.
At the NJ. f. Parsonage in weybridge Oct. 18th,
by Rev B. Cox Mr. EBER rOOLEY of Granville,
y. Y. and Miss MARY JANE COX daughter OF the
o fiji cialing clergyman.
In Albursh Oct. 18th. by Rev. VIM II. Hyde,
MYRON =. NILES of Alburgh aid MAGGIE CUR
FlS of Canada.
/ IL Cambridge, Oct 18th, by Rev. A. Scribner as
sisted by Rev. Robert cander>on, Mr.. GURD1N
LEASE and Miss MARIA ANNA LAMPLOUGh,
both of Cambridge.
Z In sheldon, Oct. l4th, by Rev. C. w. Wilder,
LIAM rs &. MORGAN of " est Addison and HAT
TIE K. LLOYD of sheldon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
Guardians Notice.

STATE OF EVERYONE, In Probate Court hel,
wAsHINGroN DISTRICT. &c. at Montpelier, within
for stnct, he 9th FAY of DC; ober, A. u. 1873
yNZEK1tL Kr Mt guardian of Hermon e. Kent 0
II NJ Jntpe i-r, an insane rson MAJ apphc tior
t. aid curt for Il SILL the following describ
real estate OF h aid ward, to wit: The know
the Carpenter farm 81 uate1 in said Monpsiier
Worcester Branch, representing that tn sale thereof
is nee ssary Tor the payment the debts d. ron
the said ward and for support, his personal
neipg INSULT cient for those purpose.
Whereupou is ordered tn said pplicaon be REFER
ed I a session thereof, 10 be he d at the Probsr.
Ofice in Montpelier, the 2sih dav of october
D. 1877 hearing and decision hereon. ard it .,
further rder that all persons int reted be notified
hereof publication OF notice of sad application ans
order thereon three weeks succeSsfveIy the Greer
Mou, tain Freeman, :prnted Montpelier b. fore saiG
nm heanng, thai thay may appear It SAID time ant
place. and il the see Gauss, OBJECT thereto.
By the CouIt-Aites,
N. A. CHASE, Register
ri
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
HarrisOn's Peristaltic Lezenges

Pleasant, Prompt and Effective. Two
taken at night move the bowels once next
morning Unlike all Pills, they never cause
pain nor require increase OF dose TO perfect
d cure.
They cure Headache. Diasiness, Oppres-
sson after eating, Sour Rising, aud every evil
arising from Cosuveness and Indigestion
Warranted In all cases IF p LIES, either bleed
ing or blind. Trial box, 80 CTS. Large box
6O cts, matted free for this last price.
DR.. HARRISO s ICELAND BALSAM,
is splendid cure for C UGus, HoAssENsss,
md all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For
sale by E s. II ARRISON & CO., Proprie-
tors, No. fremont Temple, Boston, and by
all Druggists. F42m1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
Washington County Court.


H Hon lanes !x,a H. HOLDEN, .a''. s oau
HoT; ~ Ii. CIRCUIT. ( AsslstantJudge
Hon ~; t;;,ppl u CHA States Attorney.
LUTHER NEWCOMB Clerk
Inc following disposal of liquor cases ha.
been made:
State VS. Il. H. Bishop. States Atty and
Heath for State Gleason and Field tor resn
Inc trial OF this case lasted during two DAYS
ana the respondent was found guilty of lou,
off nses. Fine $40.
State vs. Rufus Carpenter. States Att,
ara Heath for State, Gleason, Field anc
he"ton Tor resp. The jury in this case were
out over twenty four hours. If respondent
had been found guilty it would have beer
the third convection. The jury disagreed.
State VS. TLomas Moriarty. States Att
and Heath for State. Gleason, Field ano
Livingston for resp. MorIarty WIS found b,
the jury guilty of SIX offenses and fned 500
the case su tdenly melting from question o.
tn'rd conviction to one of how many frs
offenses
State vs. Frank II. Bascom. States Attor.
ney and Heath Tor prosecution. Durant
hc'ton and Gleason Il FIELD for respondent
Iil5 Case was closely contested and record,
introduced to show ID first off ense at Middle.
bury. The jury found the responde ut guilty
ii four second offenees
Safe VS. john Rock. States Attorney and
Heath Tor State Gleason & Field and Liv.
lngston Tor respondent. Ths was an indict-
ment for liquor selling. and the prosecution
nfroduc records and evidence which con.
vInced the jury that the respondent wa,
guilty OF two third offtnses.
State Cyprian PeItier. Indictment for
liquor selling. States Attorney and Heath
Tor Site Livingston and q eason and FIeld
Tor respondent. The jury returned verde,
of not guilty.
The court is to-day engaged on a larceny
case, and the liquor cases rest during tins
trial.
The following new jurors have been drawn
since the opening OF the present term o
court: Sept. 22i, Prentiss Shepard and S ,lor
f. Cummings, East Montpelier; Nathanie
Robinson, Marshield; Chas. H. Kinney
ainfeld; Lyman Walbrid se, John Gibbs
Cabot. Oct. 6,h, Pliny E. lockwood, Var
rea Z. q. Smith, Waterbury. Oct. 18th
Luther Davis, e. E. Moody. A. H. S5lleck
Waterbury. Oct. 18th, j. z. Gallup, jane
Morse, Almon Latham, Mortified JosIat
BenJemin, Hez kiah Ward, Berlin; P. NJ
Cate, g. Z. Willard, East Montpelier. Oct
2Oth, a. V. Abbott, P. A. Kemp, Worcester
| oylvanus Daniels, Elijah Somers, Mlddlesex
Joseph Perkins, Ii. A. Averlll, Barre
Judge Peck was absent Monday and Tues
day, his sister being very Ill, and judy
Kedfeld presided.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
Vermont news.
ADDISON COUNTY.

Middlebury College students indulge in
an annual hunt, ABOUT this time. Last
Thursday two parties went out, one OF
which made a count Of 1850 and the other
1537-and the suppers.
ADDISON RAlLRoAD.-The managers of the
New York and Canada Railroad have signi-
fed the intention of restoring the passenger
train between Leicester Junction and Port
Henry al an early day, running two trains
as heretofore.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
| Geo. Ciough of Stamford was recently
ally Injured by the cavIDg in of grave
:, nix, he being ',uriei b.nerh it. tie Wat
ct out beiote sufJcatins, bus his head and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
ICE

Those having premium orders against the Wash =
ington County Agricultural Society are requested
to present the same for payment to the Treasurer,
or to A. D. Farwell, Esq. OF Montpelier, before the
LIST day of January, A. d. 1874.
CLARK KING,
Treas. of Washngtnp Co. Ag. Society.
East Montpelier, Oct goth 1873.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

Forty Years Experience have tested the
virtues of Dr.. N'star's BaLsam of H.ld Cher
ry, and 1T is now generally acknowledged to
ne the best remedy extant for pulmonary
and lung diseases, embT racing the vi ole range
from slight cold TO a settled con-umptlon.
Were it not for it's merits, it would long
since have :. died, and made no sign.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

1t is never too late to use Hale's Honey Of
HorehOu,ld and Tar as Cough cure, but it
IS best to have recourse to IL 10 the early
stages of pulmonary disease, so as to secure
immediate and permanent relief and avoid
danger CrlttentiUn's, Oh Avenue. Sold
by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l minute.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

I~PosrASr TO SUFFERS. -1he greatest benef cior IS
who relieves pain AMI rufes disease. Dr. Sill
accomplished bob by his miracul rus dcovery of
ANAKESiS, sbsoiut " eesy, zap and infalnbl-
for PILEi IN all stages. All Doctors endorse II
nd 20 600 cured sufferers testify its virtues. Ii is
simple suppositor acting insuumeu poulic and
medicine. The relief i instant and cure certain
Price 90. seat tree by mali receipt of pri e.
,nakess Depot as Wakr st, NV YORK. F43yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
Letters UGe iIled for at Montpelier Post
office, tcOb,r 20. 1873.

Lddies.-Mrs. Carrie Blake, Mrs Henry Gupt1
Mrs j. w. Stanton.
Gentlemen.-Henry Brown. s. II. & & Baswell
Edward W. CLARK, Oliver Corwn, James A. Della
ney, Go n. Ent, Henry W. Green, A. j johnson,
Rowland Owens. Geo Cihhetts. VIM. w. Wheeler.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

- If you don't want to disgust every.
bouy with your offensive breath, cure your
Catarrh, upon which it depends. $500 re-
ward is offered by the prophet IF OF DR..
Slge's Catarrh Remedy for case OF Catarrl
which he cannot cure. 1t is sold by Drug
lists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
4. az heldon'~ Estate.

AIMS az heldeil'~ Estate.
STATE OF yEa"oNr, In rebate COurt he'll
District o tse 81 asy OF Octob r, D 1873
, DMUNO Pope Administra or de bonis with III
II WI exed, OF the es at Of Ann. Il. -h-ii. n
late of No tina :, in sad d. rict, decea ed preseD
his admipis'r ration account for imina ion an allow
c., m 'ses app icath . for ere o distrIbu
tion and partition o. TIE e. ATE of ait deceased.
Nterrnpou, I il ordered by ssid Court thai said
count and nd ap lica ion be referred session @
50, Co = to be held a the Probate Of6ce in sa Mo-
elier on the llth day OF Nov mbuI, A. %. 1873 70
h. rtn. and dec siuo theret d at fartL. o,
lie e = thai nptce hereoi be gwen toa person. l.
t. res ted by publication Of The zane three weet
-ucc. sslveiy in thu Green NJ unian fr emdn, W
amer puhli-h t AoDtp-lier previous TO said tim
appointed f. hrari, g. that they may appear al sal,
time AID lace nd show cause, II an they La v.
vby said account SD. .ud not be allowed, end su
decree made. BY Ih- Cour', attesi.
ra3x3 HArVEY iILDEN, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
AlmOn w. HAWKING Estate

STA. OF VERMONT, ! N Probate Court. hell
Wash NGroS. DisrsIcT ss. ! a. sonIpeli r, in sal.
District. on tn- ~ b dAv of ocioh4r A D. 1873.
VNLSINA HAWKINS and J. Y. r KENT, admins
t. traitors of The estate of Anon w Haw kins, TAT
q Calais, said u strict, deceased, present the
administrator account tor examination. and allow
auce, and make arpcstion fuT = decree of iistribu
tlun nd partition of The estate of sail d.c-ssed.
Whereupnn il is ordered by sad Court, that aid
count and said app LEGATION be referred a si"r
hereof TO b. held a, The P'ohare Office in ssr
Mon'p eIi-r. on tie IS Y OF Octobr, A. y. 1873
for hearing and decision thereon And, it &
further oriertd that notice hereof be gwen al
weeks ,uccess,v-ly in he Gr+en Mountain Freeman
\ newspaper published Won't DeiIer, evio1s
time ap pointed for h-a-irg, m II they appear a
said ii ne and place and STOW cause, II any tbes
b We, why sad account shoul5 not be allowed, aLC
such dec ee m ide.
Bv the Court. Attest,
r., ,nAn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
APPRENTICE WANTED.

An apprentice o learn the art of printing is
wanted at the FIREMAN and MESSENGER Printing
House. Montpelier smart inteiger lad fifteen
to seventeen years OF age, Of COOL habits, apt to
learn and willing = work faithfully at whatever
may be for the inte,st of his employer, will find
desirable situation sd reasonable wages by apply
an soor al this offie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

WANTED, Farmer in every town as agent
'or the COLLINS STEEL PLows For terms
g., address, COLLINS & Co., 2l2 Water St ,
New York. F35w9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
w A & r. =

person. old or young. OF Ell her sex can make f. m
- TO $50 per week, Al home day o evening Wanted
all. sui able 10 euher City or C"untry, and any
season of ihs This i rare opportunity for those
who Ut o. work, and out OF mo Iey, Ia mtkr w.
indepen ent living. cap,rai being required. 0u'
Pamphlet. HOW 70 MAXI LIVl 60 givlng
u instruct Gus, sent receipt of 10 cents. Address
\. TRITON & Co., Motristn Westminster Co.
Y. v. FdI7 VI COW.
fsUsati0R Il get he Rupture at AL Tim AID
al hardest exercises est strain. II
with cnmiDrt and ~ KEEP night anC DAY, effects
p-rm cure a fe ~ weeks. Sold cheap, ami sem
~ al when requested cIrcutT~ fee when ordered
~ letter The FL ,stc rruss Co No. 6s3 3Toed
.sy n. Y. iry Nobniy Metal Sp lag irusses
PAINFUL; they sim III too frequently.
TeuVYl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
Walter VI. Wilson'S Estate.
Gilman Tar beil'> Estate.

THE SUBSCh IBERS having been appointed by III
Homo arle Probate Court tor III District Of
;oiph Com mi~so ers to rece We, ne and 81 jus
al citim aud dem ms of all peers against The
of G Imam Tarhei lae OF X ndolph, in said
isIT'cr, d-cease represented nsivent- and the tern
nj mon rs from th- 22i daytf emb 1873 be q,
allow, by said Count tn the GRID tors o said
exhibit aud prove tn ir respect ella ms befor
Give III Il viii att nd tn he Ities Of "u
appoint" e nj at the dwei house of Esther Tsrbeu
o Rand h, in sad district, the - day Of
Nnven Der ana tn iTh ny of ec-mber, next,
O'Clock the fore noon. oh eff said days.
WILLIAM WELLING ON, (counis-n r
LEVI WASi BURN, Sis'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

I, JOHN 4. PAGE, President OF the First National
Bank of Montpelier, Yer mont do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
ia PAGE, President
WasHis er sAH ousTr S. Sworn to and sub
scrlbed before this 18th day IF O;tnb err 1873.
+. ID. BIZ lCk WE'LL, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
G. Dewey.
j w. ELLIS, fDirectorS.
J.T. THUR TON,>
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

We lesire, make the FREEMAN particularly
Unable forts news from all parts Of Vermont
mr. -riends in different parts ofthe State, es
.,1Iv,n Washington Oranges and Lamoille Coun
m viii confer great favor upon us and our
md we will arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

The Pnrest and sweetest Coz Liver OIL S Zt-d q
i'asw-I' mai. n. hire, fro fresh seecied lIv-
rs, ny As~ELL. H.ZZ Aso & Co., W York. II l.
tbsolute pure ami ct. Paftents wio have once
il pr IN o Phvsic h I'VE GecI-
Iced superior any of ih- other oils IN mArAet.
Px40m4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
ZOnas +. Batchcldcr's EA
Ia e.

gI,HESUBSCetBERSh av ne been appointed byth
i Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Ran
doiph, Com mi ssioners To receive, examine an.
.sjns all claims ara d. mapds OF all p.rs"r
. sainst the este OF Z,nas E. Bsfche der, late o
UTsnse, in said distrr rceas. ,rrpre.e 'ea 80.
ver erm of six morths from the 11fh dsy o
October, 1873 being allowed by said cGITt To n
creditors ofss'c d-csa-ed TO exhhi AZ prove tho
epectivt claims before rs Give potcs thai w.,
4 stten6 to he iuties af on poip M si o. th
d~eI''ng' onse OF y idow Cora Bstcheder IN Orsr .
in said District the Lac. Fr day ~ Nov moer and
f- friday Il April =, ten O'Clock, In the fors
no. n, each al rsid "
g.. MaI uS,v commis.ion.rs.
Orange, October A.. D. les3. y43W3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
REPORT
of the condition of the
WATERBURY NATIONAL BANK

Maab,ogtop Connty, SIS. /, Curtis Wells Cash
Ter oil the Water bury National Bank, do solemnly
swear that the above st cement Is true, to the best
OF my knowledge and belief
CURTIS WELLS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day
Of October, 1873. }. q. SMITH,
Justice OF the Peace.
Correct-Attest:
l.. HUTCHINS,
e.. " Ms. Directors.
NAIH'L MOODY,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
Fre1Ch'S New Hotel,
coz. COURTL,NnfssO VIEW CHURCH s s,
NEWSYO Ak.

ON THU EUROPEAN PLAN.
RICHARD 2 FRENCH,
Son Of the late Col. RICHHsD Fs ENCH of French
Hotel ha. ia en- this Hoielsu wl~ft~d and n.
IL rev n,vatsd fhe ssme. Centrally located IN The
BUSINESS P1RT If the ca
LApI H.' AND dENTLKAEs's bhrsa Rooxs ATTACHED
Yn43an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
EPORT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATlO N Al B A N K

In the Safe of Vermont. at the close of busines;
on the 18th day of September, 1873.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
VIM. FISHER Il SO<S.
Sanfh 10

Bankers Stock snd Note Broker, atd Fiscal agents
1 The Com ,anv; dealers g We al aud Rail-
uIis in all b kris Il IN Uaited Safes.
o. Ia Bs, As and Bauk-r through h
F<42
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

HI ION, ASAHEL PEEK Presiding jude,
H HnN LANES y. H. HOLDEN, -
N; +. tLlLLINGHAM States Attorney
HDRnGE W. LYFORD. sheriff.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22
Am. and G.

.DSTCHOfANCY,o -S ULCHA4 NING.
l How e. n m y fascIntt and gam the
md Affections OF psrs they chnose insian ly.
his meuis arquIr- menf can passes, fr-e by
N al. fer 25:.. t0srth-r with irTtge guae, Egyp-
Grace, Ore ans hints Ladies, W iing.Nfht
shit, C. qie bJok. Address T. Wft.LfAd &
20. Pubs Pima. Pa. Pn40~<
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-10-22

NOihing need he saId ah. he e bnobs. EVEN body
knows The, will out. u ill The ~ wise agents will
act aceo, DINGHY and ,p lv t"r teriIo al once 10
AMERICAN UBiI HING 20. II urd. t'onD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

SINGULAR ACclDENT-A Man KILLED BY A
BURsTlSG HEER-CAsK.-A singular accident
o CURED on Thursday afternoon at the BarG.
rian Brewery OF Anheuser d Co., on Eighth
and PeStalozzi streets, by which one Of the
employees was fatally injured. \ number OF
men arr constantly employed in the large
cave transferring beer from the large casks
10 Tie delivery casks, ard the transfer is
mad by mcalI, OF an aIr-pump attached
To tlc ca>k 10 DC cnp'icd. The pump forces
the beer out OF thc caSk 10 which it Is
attached and drive. it through the hose or
pipe cJuaccting il with the cdSk to be filed
The large casks are eight OF fen feet high and
about six fee. across the head.
Alexander Bauer. employed in supcrili-
Tending the work. between and ) O'Clock in
the afternoon shut oil the faucet OF the sup
nIv-rt-k before closing the iiir-yalve. Icing
uruna!s'y unGgr the impression That the bc;l
was ali tlrlHu oft. There were, however,
several barrels >tiI remaining in it, aud a,
tn pressure Increased The head OF the c;tsli
was tIuwiI uut with tremendous force, stri-
klilg the unfortunate man fairly on the fore
head. Batter was driven violently against
tie row o. barrels about four feet behind
him, AMI ie,i s@1l.cl'>>. While the beer poue ed
over him ~ he IHy there. The other lab0reIs
went 10 his assistance "n finding that he did
nut i>c. and carried him into the open air.
Ii MAS not at the time supposed that he
Was seriously hurt. but rs he did not re-
cover consciousness lie WAS placed in Il
wagon and driven to his home, on The cor
ncr OF Eleventh and Victor streets, where Il
physician WAS immediately called, who en-
;uuiurd bin. tut did not ascertain that the
skull was fractured Bauer, however, sunk
| rapidly, and died about midnight. The cor
| . or ird an !,qucS, on the body yesterday,
and it i supposed That the violent blow
! caused cunctIS>ion OF the brain and consc-
qi!,nt death.
The accident was undoubtedly caused by
Bauer's carees>ncsS, rs had he closed the
| air->alve at the proper time il could not have
occurred. He had for several years been in
the business, and thoroughly understood
the working Of the air-punp, which is run
by steam, and Il Saftty-valrc attached to it.
The pressure usually placed on caSk is tit:
teen pounds to the square inch, although
| they viii bear double that. The deceased
was forty Years old, and leaves widow and
two children il rather destitute circum
s.anccs.--H. LOWS Democrat, Nay 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

AMERICAN SuSpAY.ScHooL UsIos-Tus
CELEBRATION or TIRE FoRry.xISTH A.N,1 p,
SAEf. Philadelphia, Nav e.-The for. r.
l,'nth anniversary Of the American Sund,y.
S'ho"i Union was celebrated Tonight Mt tif
Aaacny Of Music. The building wa.
crowded. The yice-presidrnt, Thonas w
waller, occupied the chair. After singing
reading The Scriptures, and PRAYER by Rrv
''n" thamhcrs, addresses were made Tx
mcv, NJ. u. lioge. Of Richmond. Va; Rev,
-: NJ >c'iddcr. of Brooklyn; and Rev. J. r.
vincent, of New York.
The following is summary Of tho mis-
S."i'ar' work for forty.nine years: Schools
"rSanlzed in destitute settlements, about
'-,ooo; children gathered in. over 1850 ,0Oo
persons engaged AZ teachers. AS 900.
>. summary of the forty.nnth annual rcnor,
nc treasurer reports receipts on account Of
missionary operations OF tho society, incIud.
my hgacicS, amounting to Ss.5,5l3.99: and
expenditures to the amount OF SS3. AIS SO,
summary OF results Schools organized. 500
teachers in them, 1854; scholars In them.
"9,'3'; schools visited and aided, 2,Ss6 !:
teachers in them, 1885, scholars in them,
lG5.GGt: Bibles and Testaments distributed
9.+2G; f,mile> visited, 1923; addresses de.
liyercd, 1861
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

LABOR MovEMENTs-LoCs-Q OF BLACK
sM!r!is-TuR CARpENTERs.-Netc York, May
G.--Tlc men cmpo. ed in the BLACKSMITH
shops OF the Eiyhth-Avenue railroad have
been for some time threatening to strike for
higher wages Last evening the Supcrin'
tendcnt of the road discharged all the hand
aud employed non-society men. The OLD
hands threaten to wreck the shops, and Il
force of police has been called out. 1t j.
rlmored That the old employees mediate an
onslaught on the men now at work this nj:
ierncon, or in the evening when they are
goiuS home.
ia consequence Of the discharge of tho
hrr.c-sioers III the employ Of the Eighth
Avenue taiIroad the hoISe-,hoers Of the sixth
Ayrnlc railroad struck thi, afternoon. Their
places have been filed by non-soclrty men
The master carpenters and their men are
holding IL conference to settle amlcaiy Tho
holrs OF labor and wages. The employer:
are willing to pay $3.50 per d ny for ten hours
but the employees want $3.50 for eight hours
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08

fIRGINlAN KILLED IN BALTIMORE Bal
timore american, 7tb. l-Yesterday morning
about T:20 Mr.. George r. Taliaferro, while
crossing Pratt street at the intersection of
Light, was knocked down By tho horses at
tached to the Adams Express car, and the
car ran over him. intlicting injuries that
proved fatal some hours later. A slight cold
rendered him somewhat deaf. He was cross
ing Pratt street toward Baltimore street
when he was knocked down. Policemen
IIcss, Malone. and Floyd carried him to the
Washington University Hospital, where his
injuries were examined by DR.. Chancellor
aud DR.. George Il. Reynolds, the resident
physician Of the institution. He fingered
until about 3 O'Clock last evening, when
death ended his su'lerings.
On reaching the Washington University
Hospital the physicians found that his right
arm had been severed near tho elbow: that
his lett armand hand we're badly crushed and
mutlatcd, and his head. face, and body ter
ribly contllse'. The injury to the right arm
was such as to render immediate amputatiOn
OF the limb necessary, aud the operation was
performed above the elbow by Professor {.
W. Chancellor. The physicians were also Of
opinion that the base of his skull had been
fractured, as there was considerable ooZlng
OF bloody water from both ears. DR.. +. r.
Walker, Coroner of the Middle District, was
notified, and will hold an inquest this morn
ing.
Mr. Talaftrro belongs to one of the most
respectable families in Virginia. Colonel
Alexander Taliaferro, OF Culpcper, Is his
cousin. and he has brother who is mer-
chant in Gloucester. George i. Ta!ialcrro
was frmeIiy IN mercantile business in Glou-
cester, but tailed and came to Baltimore in
1914. He engaged in the grocery and COIN
mission business, but was not successful. AT
the commencement of the war he went to
Virgni,, and only came back 10 Baltimore
year ago last September. He has been do
ing small commission business at No. ll9
Light street. He has large number Of
friends and acquaintances, but no family.