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Balance Of debts chargeable on the real es-
tate of said deceased. .................... s54

tate of said deceased, s5I1. GO
Praying for license TO sell much Of the real estate
Of said deceased is necessary for the payment Of
said debts and charges Of administration.
Whereupon 1t is ordered that the same be heard at
the session Of said Court to be held at the Probate
office In Brattebcro, the last Saturday Of Novom-
Der, 1874 when and where you may be heard in the
premises If you cause.
10 ASA KEYES, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-11-27

CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS.
~ The Probate Court for said District.
To all whom II may concern, Greeting.
Whereas, W. MILLER, Administrator Of the
Estate Of SANFORD MILLER, late of Brattleboro in
said district, deceased, has represented that the
amount Of debts due from said
deceased is......................sI 2O9.s7
The charges Of administration,
estimated Observation-Disclosures. bO.OJ
- 1929 81
The value Of the personal estate is slI1s25
s7ls Is
, 1874-05-07

nal, D. Il. phillipB; Davenport Democrat, b. N.
1stohnrlaont Peoria Democrat {pruxy); Du-
buquo Times, J. llich Quincy Herald, ]. r.
Catogan; Onalla Repnblican. st. A. b. I]nl-
cotnho; Omaha Herald (proxy); Council bluffs
.Nonpareil, u. r. Tinynor; Quincy Whtg u.
Wilcox.
Col. j. J. s. Wilson. Superintendent wontorn
Union Telegraph Company, presented tho Imam.
cial roport or tho Association for tho PAST rear,
elowing that tho receipts wero 81D7 733 and tho
expenditures $40, 0,928.59. The report was ro-
tarrod so oonlmttoo Of .hreeet oomposod of
On motion, tile Association proceo1nd to tho
election Of n Doasd Of DIRECTORS with tho FOL.
lowing roBllt: ]. +. Catlogan, D. D. W. Onrvor,
d. Emory, st. A. D. Ba!eombo, e. Y. Whoclor,
D. N. Richart1aon. mud j. 8. Olarkson.
Tile Association ndjournod to 2 o'clock, when
n n,uoting Of tho Directors was io1d, at whiol,
TT. Cadogan ,aotod aa President. and D. D. ".
ocotod to tho election Of officers. Aftor four
bnlIotB, tho following worn declared duly cooted :
]. Il. Cadogan, President; St. 4. D.. Bal
combs, and s. II. Richardson, Vice -rrosjonts
D. D. W. Carver, Secretary; j. 3. Clnrkton,
Trcusuror. Tho Board thor adjourned to meet
after Tue final meeting Of tho Association. ~,
Tho Association met agnin at 2 o'clock. The
Committee On Financial Ioport reported that IL
was found correct. Tho rest Of The afternoon
was hpcnt In discussing tho possibility Of pur-
chasing tho territory controlled by the Associ-
ated rross, and a oonmttoc Of three a. M
pointod to confor with Gen. Stagor aud tho
Western Union Telegraph Company, with power
Tho Committee was compouoa OF Mcssra.
Dalconbo, Chaplin, and rhillipH. Aftor q few
minutes conference, tloy reported that they
wore unable to elango tho oxitting contract mt,
thoir report being received, tho Association nd
journod sine die.
, 1874-05-07

FEttSUNAL.
Oharlos ]. Barkor, editor and proprietor Of the
Burlington Gazette. iB In town today.
News haa boen received of the death Of A. r.
Palmer, Of tho firm Of Palmer, Fuller t. Co., ct
our city, who has been absent from home tor tho
past three years, undor treatment Of the best
medical faculty Of this country and Of Europe,
fo1 Rn illneas that WIS brought Upon him by the
pressure Of business, but all their efforts lave
proved uuavailing. Ho died ut NeMbury, Vt,
Sunday. His remains are on the way to Chica-
GO, and duo notice will be given Of tho funeral.
Ono OF tho elcct, who has watched tho pro-
coedings Of the Presbytory in tho Swing trial.
yesterday uado this comment: "Tm dis
gusted with Prof. Swing for not being more OF d
Presbyterian, and I'm aihGuHtod With Prof. Pat
ton for not bolng more OF man,"
CAPTAIN CHRISTOPHER.
Yoatorday's Tribune contained the brief tele-
graphic announcement thBt Capt. john Chris
topher, U. S. A., commandant Of tho post ut
Yorkyille, s. G., had killed himHof. This officer
waa 10 we'll known here and throughout the
Northwest, as to deserve more than the scan!ty
mention already giyon. 4 philadelphian by
BIRTH, ha enlisted in the regular army as private
and served full five yeara' term, during which
he took part in the Utah expedition rnder Con.
A. q. johnson. At tile expiration OF his term
he was appointed to q Iieutcusncy ln one Of tho
now regular Regiments created In 1861 aud, on
account OF his routine knowledge, WAS aoon u.s.
signed to duty al mustering-in officer at
Chicago aud most Of tho Northern lii
nois and WISCONSIN regiments wero mustored
In by him. He would have been commissioned
Colonel Of the Eighty-ninth Illinois IN 1862 but
for quarrel with Gen. ". Scott Vietcham OH d
technical dlsobedlence Of ordora. Hc was dis
missed the service, in ordor to yindi-
cate tho regulations, but was Immediately
reinHtated without loss Of rank, aud wes ordered
to join his regiment, the sixteent1 Regulars,
He took part with 1t in tho battlo Of Chicka-
mauga, where lie was takon prisoner. After tho
war, he waa constantly ou duty in tho Southern
States. While stationed here lo married 4
daughter Of Dr.. D. i. Smith, who is still living.
What induced him to kill hi1nsof is unknown.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sherman House-O. 3. Chamberlain, New
York; A. P. Martin, Boston d. A. Bredin, Santa
Fe, N. H.. j. X. Hamilton, Fond du Lac ".
Lord Ellington, Lord Fortesouo, London, Eng;
Judge Grant, Davenport; II. I. Jump, Liver
pool; Col. Mutt, Council Bluffs tho Hon. Ben
1amin St1okney, St. Louis; ". Anneche, DsElin,
Germany. -. fremont Xousc-G, ".
Lloyd, Detroit II. II. Sanders, Davenport; Il.
E. araycs, Dubuque; D. Anleraon, New York /;
II. L. Brewster, Milwaukee,: z. Emery. Peoria.
:. Palmer House,. q. Knapp, milwaukee, !;
A. Bogardus, New York Z. Hill, Detroit B. n.
Webster, Now York; W. 8. Mabley. Toledo; J.
Gideon. Cincinnati.
, 1874-05-07
LOCAL LETTERS.
1TAEyyR9 TO he nEAtENBENED,

TO the Editar Of The Ch1c1ao Tribune:
6tn Mr. John g. Dickson has made, almost
for tho first time III this country, suggestions
that tile people Of tho United States, now thai
they arc In the midst Of uubounded prosperity
and delivered Of the bnrdon Of alAyery, should
remember In gratitude those who suffored per-
aecution or uartyrdom il tho abolition oause.
Those who hays gone beyond the reach Of n.-
man sympathy may haye doseondants who
should bo remembered In aid Of their sutsis-
teuca, OF which they were deprived by their nat
ural protectors.
This, surely, ia tho nations opportunity.
Thore ara not many probably Of tic descendants
Of thosc who were removed by persecution who
really need pecllnlary a1d. Hus tho milton can
rnscuo from oblivion tho natles and chR1actcru
Of those who wcro overwhelmed IN odluln aud
hate; II it cnuuot do thig, then the nation has
not been saved, and Mncoln'a mission is not tul-
John Brown looms up the greatest character
In the abolition record. He uaods no monn-
ment his family will recoivo no charity or aid.
laia own grare-atono, carried to North E!ba from
Connecticut. on Which was inacrihad John
Brown, tho soldtcr Of tho Revolution, bis grand.
Up further, IL 1t bus not been done, with john
Brown who died ut Charleatown,- stono for
tho thrcn.-ts nll the monument hts surviving
fricnds have desire for. But tho pooplo haye
moro heeo OF Iohu brown now than lo or hsB
family havo Of tle people.
Z. T. Lnve1oy lies IN tho grayo where the
solitary few of 'hin own housoholi laid him. Not
citizen OF tile town Of Alton, except tho min.
istor WHO ofdciatod personal FREUD, attended
tho funeral. How fow Of tho psople Of Illinois
know anything OF tho n,nrtyr, US ho III cAlled,
| and for what, In FREQ country, in an euiiYht-
enel ago. ho died. It wna in dofanao Of the
righta Of the press. the right to discuss and
print upon subject pertaining 10 tha natural
yjy(,ts pf mankind aud thht nreuH 1.eyor pr0n-
oriy cfo,doti him. nor llus 1t to this day justly
troated hiA memory.
Charles Il. Honey rottedin prison In Marylsnil,
SLUT uut from tho conHoIAtlons Of . beautiful
ana sx VIZ VIZ sn GSag children
, 1874-05-07
SUBURBAN NEWS.

The Board Of Trustees Of tho Town OF Lake
met pursuant to adjournment at tho Town Hall,
on Tuesday afternoon ut 4:30 o'clock. Present:
President Tabor, Supervisor Colman, and Trus-
teaa Montgomery, A1uirhoad, and Brinkmau.
Tho Committee, 10 whom mas referred tho
Arolor road matter, reported that the contract
ors who wero mot Dolce Il Shepard, ~ reported
but John McCanroy, hnd not filled tho sreciiica-
ons Gt the contract except IL one paeo btt,
winter an allowance had to DO
made Tor wear On it. At tho timo the contract
wag made, it Yas 1,nderatood, however,, that tho
contractors were to 40 tue work Immediately:
tho Board. They recommended that tho con-
tractor furnish all itemized bill showing tho
amount Of gravel, etc, placed on the road. Tho
report Was accepted, and placed on hie, aud the
They further reported in relation to cindera At
tho East Lynne Smelling Works, that sixty-si1
yards lad boen brokon by Dir. Cloury und placed
On Blue island ayonuo according to instructions,
worka ready to be placed where the Board may
dosire. There wore also about 100 yards brokou
by the works tha1nselves, but aB Mr. Bell, tho
Superintendent, wan not present to make ar
rungenlentB, nothing waB done In relation to
thein. Yhsy recommended that go be paid on
account, Il waa 30 ordered. :.
Tho several petitions for the position Of road
master in tho acvoral nd-dfstricts wcro ro-
porteQ lAGK by Lie committees Will Teco1AMou-
datlona The petitions wero tlon reread
and taken up in tho order OF the dis
trlcts. III tho second district there we're
four potltionota for the, position, "a
follows T.. W, Crocker, signed by 234 names
D. N. Hastings, sigued BY 1a5 /; James johnson,
by 05 and 7. =. Tageu. who stood alone on his
morits. Tho Board then proceeded to ballet for
tho road-master the result on tho third ballot
leing na follows: Pagan 8, and Crocker a.
bfr. Fagan waa declared road-master in District
No. O.
in tho Fourth District, Wallace Wright aud J.
". Clowry we're tho contestants for the posi-
tion but tho first ballot decided the question by
giving Wright antl Clomry !. Tho vote WAS, on
motion, declared unanimous.
IN tho Fifth Distinct throe candidates wore
run: n. Kennedy, J, naiston, aud j. L. Wolf
ram. Tho first ballot resulted IN victory for
Wolfram by tie following vote: Konnedy ],
and Wolfram 4.
On motion, Matthias Schmidt WAS DECLARED
roalmaster in District No. 3, By unanimous vote.
On motion, Samuel Oozze.iB was declared road
master In District No. /, by the following vote
Yeas, 4; nays, 1-Montgolnery.
On motion Of Mr. Col1an tho regular order Of
buainea1 was suspended III order to al.
low COMMITTEES of ladies' from Engle~
wood 10 oxpresa their feelings In
relation to tho liquor t1atlo there. NG. ComAu
, 1874-05-07

according to tho rules Of tllo Union u Ia nsces-
n tEleot,tg wan hold la!it ovonng, Prof.. Alllrow
droll In lilo ohhtr. THO following resolution
was then presented:
11tsolrta. That Art. of tin Constitution of tho
ChIcayu Christian union ho amended by subtlltutng
tno word Athennuu in place Of tho words ohrlatian
Union.
day tS oyeniug, ,y Slio,1 action viii bo takeiu. ~
~ II. Eat.or af g4e cAitaso a?it,!ns:
SIN: 4 meeting waa hold last night at tho
nalno Of that society 10 tho Obieago Athonnun.
Tho only notice Of tho mouting, US nm ill.,
formed, was TINT contained ID the local an-
no!,uements Of tho evening papora Of yesterday
and tho day n9afor .n Snd tho r. or4ng nng
what good roaaons co.ild DO assigned for SO rad-
oM and important n atop iii the bocioty's history,
I went to tho rooms OF the Society ut 10 minutes
after g., but found that tho meoting had just I'd,
lonrnod nnttl Friday night, .hon It 10 proposol
Owing to tho insntioionoy Of notice. tho attend
anco last night was limited to tho Gurman class,
which llnd como together for recitation. nub-
nit to the of1lcerB OF tho Union TINT T. moottnE
only bo called by personal notlco to nj! tho menu
bora Of tho Union, or the measure SHOULD be pre-.
Bontcd at tho annnal or Qunstofly meetings Of
tho Board. a two day'anotco in the pnbllo lrent,
with a two 1ay's aajournmont, neomH grossy tn-
amendment to tie Constitution of tho Society,
which should, by tho torms Of tho Constitution.
DO presented IN writing aud hid over for aotion
at tho no1t meeting. an ignorant, Of tho ron- M
so1s existing il, tho mnda ol tho olflcors for tho
proposed chnnge; but, did know Of roaaons
strung enough to warrant Huoh All unusual action
aB the ol,nngo OF name Of 4 society posuessed Of
the prestige Of tho Christian Union, I Bhonld
certainly oppose TIM particular method BY which
1t Is now proposed to ho dono.
trust that all tho mombers OF tho Union who
feel any INTEREST III ita past or futuro will bo
present Friday night, to loarn what roauons mny
ox1nt for this hasty and quiet action,
q, L, SHELDON.
, 1874-05-07

Yesterday evenings journal states that tho
nlans for tho nav Farweu Hall Layo beon fin
salad erd ,vor1, will ho1;n Il, n wco,r ~ twn Tive
1pum aA1 w. w., 80 -oA
1ali 's u 10 oeoo.ea on Luz s'.a " INC o!a ono'
On Arcade court, between Maafson aud Monroe
and Clark aud In Sale streets. The building
vii, In n1s;n In esvle. Init vcrv aubstantiu1. nj
,-,.,. s,;..' ..a a.s.s.,. ~ a,,,,a,,ao.s 80,
of'ca, WIN e.one ateas.nsa. 10 u'u.ens4'us WI
be III ny u tect; It Will nave TWO stos1ea anu
basement. Tho basement vill contain tho boil
roo,na stnro.roon, ~ otc ana two roon,,. to ,ot
9I1s' fsrs. nnor ,yii "ontn;n t,a 1octura .rnor,
or Hiowar ha1i , ~ nlanaa,,t rnom' Gnr1e 1aat
nn ts t1oor viii oia6 hn tna brarv haniIsomev
ttted T m and tI,c of7ces Of ths 7 H. q. A. ~
,yh;c IL anrer,1rec il ,,nicrtoIon Tho lect,tra.
rnnm vii have - sontng cannritv for a,,ont I'm
, 1874-05-07

AHG* -1s
lloaos Hull will locturo this oyouing IN Union
Hall, corner Of Clark and Monroe atreets.
W. W. Eycrts, D. D., will lecture in the Bap-
t'st Church OF Fnglowood this cvoning on "Tho
Philosophy Of tho Pledge" All are invited.
Tho members of the Union Catholic Library
Association will hold meeting in their rooms
corner Of BtRto and Monroe streets, this evening
for tile purpose Of nominating Ill independent
ticket,
DR.. N. r. Coolso will present paper On
"Ee1tEet n toai9e" No. at the Eogu;s meet i;
Homeopathic Physicians.
A temperance mass meeting wil ba hold this
evening at Central Hal1, corner OF Wabash
avonuo and Tweuty-second atreet. Aid. 6pold-
ing will nraside, and addresses will be made by
Judgea Booth and Wilson, G, G. Trusdalo, and
othors.
Honle," founded by Mrs. Haskiua, No. 90 War
ran avenue, hRs met all the expenses attending
tho growth OF such I'll institution, BY means OF
IN endowment. Tl!is is incorrect; Mrs. Hnskina
las carried out thiA project wholly At her OWL
expense since tho 1st Of January, 1874.
AL membere Of Tomplar Lodge 40, !. Q. Q.
r., arc requested to 10 panotna1ly At their hal,
cortur Of Washington ana Desplaines streets
this evening, at O'Clock, for tho transaction Of
important business.
The third anuual mooting ol tho Woman's
Baptist Missionary Society Of the West will bo
hold In the Second Baptist Church. corner OF
Morgan mud Monroe street, commencing ct
1880 .. nj. to-day. Reports aud addroHHes with
greetings, hll up tho day, mud III tho evening at
hnlf~paa:7 O'Clock, o general meeting will bo
held. AdtrsssoH by tho 1lov, Ora. Birmingham,
OF st. Louis, and Griffith, Of Milwaukee,, Rfrs,
Hcott, returned missionary from ASaau, aud
othera. Ladies' aro invited during the day, aud
the public generally III the eyoning.
All Hociessea and civic or military organiza-
tlonB In Chicago, who leHire to take part i'll tho
ceremonies Of laying tho cosner-stono OF tho
now Government building OIL tho 21bt day OF
June, aro cordially Invited and requested to ILL
form tho Committee Of Invitation OF nuch do
slro {RtRting tho number of peraous who WILL
probably report for paraue), at tho earlest pos-
Blble moment, PRESIDENTS and chlof officers Of
organizations will consider tlllA special invita-
t1on to individual societies, aA their addresses
cannot ell bo reaohol. Address Norman d. Judd,
Chairman Committee Of Invitation.
The srcona musical golrao of tho sariea com-
pmeptary to Mrs. Eugouio 10 lloodo Rico, oo-
ours this evening at tho Grand Pacific Hotol.
Tho lint Of artists who will assist in the ontar-
tainment includes Mrs. Rico, Miss II. Il. dlonn,
Mr., Robert Qoldbeck, Mr.. HomAn Allen, as.
Frank u. Baird, and MesslB.' Coffin, Goottrldse,
Ktmbark. and Lelller, tho Apollo Club quartotte.
The quality Of tho programme tho elcEanca OF
| the place, and tho seiectneeH Of tbs audience,
should 'conlblas to readsr the affair notable
, 1874-05-07
CHICAGO FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANIES.

1lo spectator TOT alay puDllAQeB COGnmull-
cation signed Merchants" in which are pro-
pounded somo inquiries concerning now fire iu-
surance companies In Chicago, and their sol-
voucy. Tho writer says that every branch Of
husinoHs revived speedily after tho fire. oxcopt
local insurance, but that scemed to have suf-
fercd o stroke from which 1t could not rally,
There WAS long rcign OF quiet, and then So
called capital commenced to pour in. Now conl-
panica were started, glowing prospoctuaos pub
1ished, snowy agna erocted, and to-day NC are
panies. } % 3ho % GioSe, s'E,2 Tr2adora' To- AtIant,o i
Pacific, Et1,n, Mercantile, and Empire, are
5 Hsma Il hs~ sSn9 o anSi lily 1s Ino
Adriatic, Manutact turers', National Grangers',
md Interior arc spoken OF rs on the stockn. AL
the companies profosBed to hnyo an nctual paid
up capital of from. a200 900 to $500, 900, but the
question that interested merchants was: Havo
they this money or the Aeourtiea, that IN case Of
need could bo converted into nlouoys The GER
titlcate Of tho Auditor OF State, that the COM
panios possessed tho actual cash captal claimed,
tion Of tho law under which he worked msdo it
difficult for him to dissoct tho companies
as was needed. TIL, law demanded that
o company, to do business IN Chicago,
ss 'eass s6e5e a6ass5e nvoesd dp R appFoyad p seour
tieH. Tho intention evidently was that tho cap
it'll should bo first paid in cash. anu then invest
ed. But, i'll reality, Q8 the Inv WAS construed,
fla subscriptions to stocl wero paid by soouri-
tics. Then tho law stated that mortgage scorri-
ties should be upon improved property. This
meant, TO tho ordinary business man, land built
upon and returning m income, but tho lawyers
had construed the words "improyed" to mean
subdivided land. in distinction from unbroken
prairie. The law required IN appraisal OF
property mortgaRod, but tie Auditor
was not required to appoint his own
appraiser, and the parties In interest could furnish
him with an appraisal. The Auditor waH OK
pectod to satisfy himeeH that thero wua good
title In tho mortgage, but hs waB not expected
TO require an abstract Of title, only statement
From reputable attorneys TINT thoy hsd examlned
the abstract and found tho ttla as clnimcd Tle
letter cloaes by making who tile captpliats arc
who aro yenttuing thclr' money In tho now in-
eurance undertakings. It ia clainlod that tito
familiar namcs OF merchants, manufacturers.
and citizens, whoye wealth, and oven conno.
lunoe. wero known, could not ho found, but the
nRMos w0re mostly those of strangers, tbs few
familiar oneB being generally those rho bud tue
credit of not possessing much surplua wealth,
Tho Spectator, In commenting On this letter,
aaya that most Of tho companies mentioned in
tho communication "wero conceived In Sill
aud born i'll iniquity, aud will never be anything
olse than con0dollce shops" It gives tho
names OF sonlo companies, however, That nro
Eafe and respectable, and promises that the pub.
10 shall ktlow the othsrs for the Pator Funks
fhQt tAey arc,
, 1874-05-07
one. Extra eingle tickets mny bo Ind at No. No



m. o,.. 1rsatas:. 49, s.ots.sI .,s.,o ,or,.v fron,
LUG ctly Ase"sutee teoolSea !ease ~. ,,ts.a.
tho CITY collector S24, ,0o0, anu from LILO ""sof
.,.non,, .o,,..xn Ia. ham o,ono1 IN thc
~ ro'so", tuna9'ot nan pouu up ~ ,noors.
tifo ha'sAals ohsco ior tho n"rposo u ieso.a'
ing tho natf,os OF visitors. The ttFst name fo'
corded TAs that Of Jamos CAysuaght Chief
Tru,noar NJ 1fuatoro,, Mai,
A'.o'A0'~ - ooe'' e.'o'S
The amount paid for licenaes yesterday vas
81 ,502. t'o inGroaso having been caliaea by tlo
carrying on their business without , License.
The Fire. DfarBhnl got proof Yesterday Of tho
rrouueu nortraits of hmpolf and assistantp,
rffoE iu ~ ho fhp n1t{of ~ shn Nav
, 1874-05-07
TEE PHOTOGRAPHER9.

Atameotino al the photorraphio Assoointion
~ n,;oa ,,e1a 1o.t ,,;o,,t at t1'o roon,u M 16a
~ oniouso' no'o l"sS nsus a. W. Nv. Nv
etsto asroeu 1or tho pu1pose VI nah'l!6 ati"nao>
nlents for tho National Photographic Convention
aud Exhibition to bo held In thiB city, July ii to
~ jnc1us;ve. Mr. A. !. w. Coroltn was callod to
49, a,.s,. s,a - zyoa,.o. a,,-,,,,taa coorot,~
''4o ela',' a"u ~ ~ "oa'at
alr. Alexander Aoaslor alaseu that tho prlhct-
pal business for the gentlemen to consider waH
the proposition to hold tho exhibition In tho
Exnos,t;on Rni)dno. rho oh3eot of tia exhibi-
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