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New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
MUSIC.
THE GARDEN CoNCER'


Mendelssohn's Scotch Symphony (No. 81 filed
the second part the programme at Theodore Thomass
Thursday concert. and received as 1t almost always
does q cordial popular welcome. We cannot look upon
A. as one OF valuable Of this charming masters
vorks but il certainly eaptvates the fancy OF the av
erage listener. and aDounds in brilliant examples OF
skill treatment of the characteristic melodies by
(which IL was inspired. Warmly 1t received,
still more emphatic mark Of appreciation was given 10
the Introduction. Quintet, and Finale from the third
Act Meistersinger" to which we have so often
referred among the richest OF the grand Wagn erlan
specimens arranged by Mr Thomas during the last few
years The Quintet has been played several times this
three selections ought TO be heard to-
ether 70 produce the due effect The overture 70 Schu
berts Alfonso and Esrella" played at this ccp-
cert for the first in NewYork, and we presume for
che first time I'M America. The score has only
recently been printed and the parts Tor the Or
.,bestra have never been published at all. The opera
ss one of the rpest OF sehuOer productions and con-
<ans in the opinion of Of his admirers. some Of
ehe most exquisite Of his musical concets. But
Echubert partly in consequence OF an unfortunate
choice OF texts, partly because he had little natural
genius for dramatic composition, never succeeded as
writer for the STAGE Alfonso and Estrela fell still
horn and though Lszt during his norabe service as
conductor of the Court Theater at Weimar twenty-five
wears ago. revived IL for q time, In the remarkable
yepertory which also included wagners then unknown
O. Iobengrip" and "Tannhauser," and j. The Flying
Dutchmsn" schumann's Genoveva," and the " Ben
venuto Celini" of Hector Berioz IL never won popu
lar acceptance The defects however which destroyed
the opera do not belong overture that we trust
may frequently have a place on our concert pro-
Rrammes.
The annual benefit Of Mr.. Thomas will take place
week after Several novelties will then be pro-
duoed-among musical illustration OF Sehillers
~song OF the Bell" by Carl st0r of weimar
MUSICAL NOTES.
Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde is to be
given at wemar on June IA. H. and IL The same com
posers DIE Wslknre" performed at Munich on
the Ilth OF May. KING LndSig present the
EOn
Rubinstein's new opera, "Die Maccabaer,r
has accepted for performance the Royal OPERA
Berlin and is 10 be produced season Herr Tau
bert has composed comic opera subject of
Ehakespeares Twelfth Night" which is also 10 pro-
duced next season at the same house.
h. Reyer, the musical critic OF the Debats,
gives In the number OF the 2h of May long review of
a new opera "Le Coriser" which has appeared at the
ODkra Comlqas The composer Is n Jaies Daprase. q
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lar n. Ioha v. Bean. " l. N h. IA

BEANIE Lopioa SOSay Nay II. !ohn " Beam IN his $sA
Funeral services Church Gohea SATURDAY 18th nst Il
~ Bue H4ilsA, isea. Aini a. tsS
and ChamberssL a. IL returnlnz l.to Aae 5;iA P m
LIrTLR-At the residence mother rhgTsisV
June 10 Charles W. Little. the 6otA si hs
from the "a
formed Gresae, Saturday, Jane - Ia "dees
p. N.
soRToy-At wAshingou D. c. wenessr Ians 10 Mrs Amelia
A Norton the Rev. Herman hsEtIn 1OA 'ssf o.
her
FaBers the First Pres6ytersH Church oranle D.
SATURDAY. June b. N
PECK-su5lenly Island C5 June H. samuel r0e w
soa . jonathan Peek sget % YesrL -. ~
Respectfully in'te se
Ihgrs4 aseng j. ., s-D 80.
o'clock Hunters Point al $50 ~ fe~4'<
5slop
sTllLxANOu weinrt,v evening June 10 B1 tASnas rsaa<
csi child Of Charles aad saimap, aged year and ~
swIPr-At Mentor France April Ia John tsxtn ssn ~ "
Syracuse. ses-tork - .. a. r.,.,ts Pa
Syracuse on s.sariay. Jaae l3 a , OeorA
wILSON-on evening Of 10Th iast, Of peafo N- w.
of Jotbam Wilson. sgeI 81 vesr 1srnH ,,A ~. a.r-s
Relatives fAry are ns 49, - go. a.,,a -
on Sunday, At N. IRON net '"e ''N~'''' - ~s-' ~
Ninth and rcsth-a'-s
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LATEST SHIP Ne US.
lror other Ship Secs see Tfta PdgeI
ANRINFD.

lFor other Ship Eifa Pdge.I
st..msbip Gen Meade ssmsoe New Orleans days ndse -
steamship Sessr Ger Meyer MAY 80 sOra.mpsos
Jurs 2, Win Mise and pass 70 oelrens : Co N ~
pass to j. ". 91latsd o. -
B.rs H. D. Boosnaa AInes M.lau1as IL cas-. sugar
Of London santos April l6 We Hsn
Bars ISor Andersen Waterford 40 DAYS in s,I:,,
BARK Nellie May (Of Newcastle ael Bsir aay b.
bars Norge tSor) London April Is. in e.l.'.
Brg Ge nsnofwar Commander spenns H.''". x'J ~
Bas lsS,fo.sa di-i Vale B,rror 40 i." ballast
Atwood. BrTsnt. barscos days WITH iruit
schr Geo W. o George. Walsh, koessnd d,sA
With ice
BELOW.
Bark Admiral Tegeihod lGer). Iehs' Bremen ApuI 2a
SAILED.
Shin Corea for London
wISD-sunsrt nght. s. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sAS June l%rhe steamship ssranze from Pss
RosToS Jaee I2-Arrvel ste,msp Saxon from ftladephs
b.pS Ro.i.nd from Havana chrs A
ron Marga AnC- waser rsn sA'AnHAA- H'''.
sAv.ssAH IL C Dayd CIArkon O PsiisdeI
June I2-SaleI steamship Plleon Baltimore
FoGTRE a0SKoE Jans IL basA pfey- from L'"d0s
oRLnAss Jane - -cs.red ,,sons p k@y solier ~
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAr~oei, Nathaniel hrrIogn Anna Constantine ss-v
.%a 1a ALBEIT ,s ns s O.. the % ID Sn ans Up s,sl. =
dent Rasaa Screo stsf,ao A4sn.l v,pa.
and Commo Arrived the sh ron ti- USi
T1omls g. sed AdsAna DIgcaAd AloA
Coacerone hsdAm R nio.
Autopo and Weamir United hanet
Carleton and indi
IygKPooL 1-Arriye ship Naturalist Orb 1homAs roa
New-lork,
DISASTER.
QUEBEC July 2Capt Harms Of tie Newp,r reports ON Nag
The II al t OF the Nor
Henrietta Caps bue from 1srro~ r Btdsesstsr
S. tookthe
day ~ al hands 10 The
Doats and o. M 20
the Norwegian esrk Fourth hoseino bsand o Sso a.!
the Captaia h vile saf
fourse D the ienre.ta u the Fours November
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
WORK on THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE

Work on the East River Bridge was re-
sumed last Thursday. Mr.. Martin the superintendent
displayed prompness orders under which ne acted
having only been issued by tie Board OF Directors on
the previous The various departments were
running smoothly and efficiently yesterday as hee
had been no cessation the nrst stone was aid.
The Brooklyn tower has reached night OF 1<1 rect
above water mark and feet OF masonry remains
10 be ad Several courses of the arch have been aid
and this IA the part the workmen are now engaged on
Tie keystones OF the arch, which will weigh 10 tons
each, will be the heaviest stones IN the tower. Inc
blocks now being used weigh from thsse 70 "a'
each so great is the hight attained, and 30 limited the
space work that nenceorward progress VIII ne selJ
slow. The superintendent hopes 70 nnls .n bih the
far as the saddles" or iron castings over WHICH INC
cables will pass. before Winter -. ou.,ta,.o
ON the New-York side the tower has been completea
10 hgnt OF 1s and II Is expected tina. pv no S
OF the present season feet Will nave oeh r -,
According 10 the engineers report II viii w. yarr
two years Little has yet been done on the ,a oMi
anchorage. winch Ia at tie intersection OIL mati & y,
Doversts. As IL ls In . sheltered position NolA v
will probably carried on during the Wlnte, ann moi
Tue Brooklyn anchorage, at the junction oI Jao .r
Froptsts was begun nearly year ago, anu o - mr.,
iee VI masonry hAye been laid Tne mas""'' w" Wv
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
GOVERNMENT WE4THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFvrCE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Saturday. June l3-l a. u

WARRINGTON Saturday June B-l q. u
Synopsis for the past ttcentyfour hours.
The barometer has risen in the districts east
Of the Mississippi River and 1t Is lowest IN the lower
St lawrence Valley
Tne temperature risen slightly in the North West
and has changed but slightly In the remaining districts
Southwest norh-w winds, with cloudy weather
and light rain. reported from New England, TIE
lower lake re gion and the south Atlantic state.
North winds and light rain are reported from the
Eastern Gulf coasts.
Clear weather prevails in the South West Tennessee
and the ONO Valley, the upper lake region ana the
y Irth-West.
The Mississippi has risen at Warsaw, ST. Louis ana
Cairo and fallen VIcksburg and Helena. Tie OAi0
has risen Pittsburgh aud the Aeghany mas risen at
Oh City.
For the northern frontier Of New wEngland Northern
NeyYOrk and the eastern portion OF tue lower lake re-
gion partly cloudy weather aud local rains VIII prev AL
with south and Winds low temperature and rising
ba fOmeter. - .--,, "a
For southern Nep England and the southern portion Of
e Middle States clear clearing nedher nor or wesf
r,nds Lopsr temperature. AMI rIstng bdronster.
For the Atlantic and Eastern If states, parity
cloudy weather and areas or ram nOrtn W east "inds
stationary or falling temperature, and rsns barometer
For the Western Gulf States Tennessee, ana the ONO
Valley the upper lake region the western portion OF
ha er lake REGION the Upper Mississippi ana Lower
Missouri Valleys clear partly cloudy weather. south
east 10 southwest winds except In Tennessee ana the
ohio Valley stationary rising temperatufe and iaiins
The Missouri River will rise at stations above Leaven-
worth The Lower Mississippi will fall slightly
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
IN THIS CITY-LOSs t75.OoO.

Heat from a boiler ignited wood work IN the
nyine room OF the kndling wood mandatory OF the
National Chemical Wood Treatment Co., at No 500 West
ighth-st last night, and before the nre was
discovered by the watchman the flames had penetrated
into every room building which extended through
10 Twentysevenh-st and was three stories IN night
The fremen answered the summons prompty, ou' soon
,ive-as that they could not save the building The
Interior OF tue building was 80 constructed tnat me
flames mad free scope and in half an hour after the
nre was discovered the beams aud noors hsd Deen
burned out and only the walls remained some very
yauable machinery destroyed. The loss or the
Company, IL was estimated would amount u y5.oU on
stock and machinery; insured. Dr. 5quDD OF Brooky
he m
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
CREMATION OF A COLLEGE TEXTBOOK.

The regular examination of classes at Co.
lumba College closed yesterday but will
be announced TIL Commencement week. The competi
tive for the Greek prize the JUNIOR Greek
prize prize in oratory will take place on Tues
day. Wednesday, and Thursday Of next week. The
examination candidates for admission Will Dc held Oh
Friday and Saturday. June 10 and 30
The time-honored and doorous custom OF celebrating
the obseques OF one OF principal textbooks OF SOpho
year observed night by the students OF Co
umba College The sophOmOres conducted the funeral,
but there general participation OF the members OF
other of the academca department assisted
by considerable bodies from several OF the schools con-
nected with the college. The lamented textbook was
'Boiesen's Antiquities" and gloomy card with a
deep black border was sent here and there. inviting
people to the Cremation of the Ancient OF
The students assembled at the Worth monument in Mad
son-sduare about IOi a. m. and provided with naring
torches preceded by band which played distressing
tunes, the procession moved up Fifthaye Behind tue
band was borne bier heavily draped Lhe paoearers
followed in wofuy irregular march. with their coats
turned inside denote their Woe ana Win requen
ancient times. Along the sidewalks Kept pace crowu
coegans and OF curious spectators Inc Iurlu eare 3
the torches aud the flaming gnts of various nues wnen
were produced by the burning Of chemicals upon the
bier, made the fantastic procession very cohsPcuo
ing into the college grounds on Madisonave, TO the
sound OF the t0ing OF rhe college DcI tue stuunts
gathered about flaming pit in front OF the main pnlld
ing IN which the cherished Ancient" was deposited
In past years it has been customary 10 Jury boscu
been quick 10 eaten the spirit Of progress,
ana cremation was the order O the night An oratlOh
was gwen oy Richard Bang eass % Sroop oc
other appropriate ceremonies Ioiio"ou' anu nany oi
the mourners spent several hours IN song anu na T &
uons after the fashion OF German stuasn I,, @ o co,
mtee which had charge OF THIS rare i9oilnK "as
Possa Of j. A. d. w Snd Van wyes rhe
Grand Marshal was Eugene Sehsman'
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN LONDON. ONT.-LOss. s9o. 900

LONDON, Ont. June 1.-The main building
OF the ontario Car Works totally destroyed by fire
this morning together with its contents consisting OF IL
new cars large quantity OF material heavy machinery
tools &C. The loss will probably reach $50 600 or $4,000
insured follows:
Royal $500; Western, 5000 Lancaster 5000 Man
haitian OF NewYork s2.500 Hartford, $500 Britlsh
American, 5000; Mutual Of Philadel lpha, $1,000 ST.
seph 5000; Commercial Union, $500 Waterloo Mu-
tnal 5000 Royal Canadian 5000 Etna. $500 Pro-
vIncia 5000 New-Orleans $1,000 Beaver OF Toronto.
g. 500 Pennsylvania American 1880 London EhSiahd'
a. 500 Imperial, 81, 900 aud Brewers $1,000
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

trudes above the earth and Is to be raised "
feet higher. Thirty men aro nov employed on W. In
regard to the apprOsches 10 the bridge n0tnu9 me-
been DONE The supports from towers 70 aBshorseos wn
be Of solid stone and irUn except where appropr1a6
cfpnfugs are required for Yeets Over t100o9 worth
OF material Ia hand Progress will depend:
however appropriations by the Common Counchs on
he L.H0c
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

"what ought o be considered Honestly and Legally
Gold s-Iscar.t Eo gold alloy flas all as relar-nsas-
lsart gold may be considered gold looks well and sesn
we'll proportions fail their peensions and thourh is
IL and carats may like beautiful pigncn
nir.d With base Vide THE Book Hall Mara
Amecau vstag shoui TO Mr. sTR@srz@ oo'r as
Copduit.t is Boais Lsnjoa Bnziad np-i as
escr Easss Sssdrs eseAA
AMI oroaIsA Cxszl3gEs pozt ffee
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

CoR-sTORRS-At the Church Pilgrims BROOKLYN shts
THURSDAY evening by Pastor assst- by toe Rev D.
Cee Bd~ard b. COe of fae College hss A-s
J-uks Storrs daughter of Rev. L. s. stor5 D. D.
COLIy-COLLOa THURSDAY June H. at ste West Presberas
Church bv Dr. TboA a. Hastings Mr. bdwari Collin -
Fayetteville, n J., " Mss Mary l.. Colin Of tais eiJ
GASDOL LFO-HARRlSGTOS- the 10Th HsL. by the tsr
Mcycr Joseph Gaas) Of Brookvn, n l.. 10 deea Sosepain
taushter Of he .tsR JoseDh Harrington.
Boston and Chicago please copy
RIGs-POx-On ThurAg llh June at The hoose ofhe brs
.rsnmoher. Mr. George Fox, DT the kss pt be"o~s W
ruamu g Regs M Rebecea FsI. sassnIsr ss
George II. FOX
sHERWoOD-McD "Wednesday, June 10, oI hey'
D. DANIEL Sbervooi n >sssss
daughter Of Duncan McDOagail, 81 Of this elsy
WHuTEMORB-COBURS-oa Wetnesaal, Iaae 10 1874.
rarai Mss b. joseph BoAinAB. Predenck W "hisors
ofSewYork Grace ", isahter OF Ge '" Cars esq o. Ne
former place
All Notices Of uarr1ayes mxss De iRdoJsed wta JsU
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

How 10 shorten Life.-The recipe simple You have osb
~ axe oest COLI it, Aberne!hy the grea kaghsh
surgeon asked lady only bad cough; "hse
would YOU The pagueT Beware Of "ouy coughs rs
worst cases cas however by "HAL Love BALsn s
boooug cough and Group aATs irritation and 10
,rev.,t ft. ternin. disease Sold BY All druxr< and
DEALER. medicine JoHs r. HssRr CUaSAs Co., sai9 u
lese- place New. York, Sole Propretors-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
DOMKsTIC AlARKHrs

June -PoGr-dc-yaa hgtS tsT~AM, - os
Tns'; fehow
Mred 79psOe wne Mirei 92 1857 ate. 9<s-sc Os,s-
ssn AZ m W Hsp
dull Prime, s25. Pors dali: Mess sls Ie DRY s.sf Ms.s xsi
Shoulders 7e Bacon anl Sboa r< Cks NIB. b~s csss
Sides, lotsH Hams. i2asS1 L.na sesse reres - hss
Sugar-Ssocs, 4,342 hhd& Mossesstock JtS bos
moyamest Whskv dull LOUISIANA 9gc cssns 81 w Css.
quiet. Ordinary Prime 72p2ls r. 50 So Gs III
Ers1ange-Seu York sight = premium; Sterling, fzx
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
various times .
Ch.rI.. wnsh,, weseks~s
UAVars MaRKRTS

HAvayx June l2-spaah ged 26oa2 |" Bscs.nz, anst; -
the United States. 20 DAYS, csrrchs lZ5gk - nan o az
i270t2g premium gUn la6a14S ssnian s1sr a3n
I5idl53 prernun; Lsos. lTesi5J rsa@ on rsnisS
0b5O pr-mum
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
6urf,al HcI,res

o.-,-Onrr ...t,re-rne MAILS poR RuknPR us-h
,,,sr DAY l3 1874 viii ciAe us erc a. o's
on rUKsnAl al lOh a D. WEDNESDAY al II a a., -
rHURslaY At II = & M, ssd SATURDAY 81 - 49,
4. IL SA~s~9,
.,h.crytna the Transit Of Venus, By Prot hkSCVAb -
v'Mssvoa Oo~rvslor 80 other sOrssssS Anss
IRIbuNR KArRA No. Ia pree 20 ..-A
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
MINING sHARRl

Jaue l2Mning share Masei .ss ne nss.
this veet bat we'd sustsnes Opnr lsr i<msna
81 a. hale & horcros, ~ ChozE, 80
California 81 y OvernAn "a bechsr. So Coe
tohdatsd Virginia 79 Yelo. JACKET 76 Gosd Cfy z Boa
| R.eha
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
CATTLR MARKET

ChrcAeo f2-CsrrLs que bus Arm rcpx 1900 MOS
Of shppns rA1es, - 80 dso 81
sockers. xid$4 rs shipments 400.
LIVE oG 0J 6rn for common to essd
at aS5 IS S5 81 shpmesss o,OOO
sHKxP-Reeps 1i2 market eIieat d Tie sappR
ai u previous
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

BY committee appointed for the pur shsns. 10 ~.
mousy adopted The osua rcsoiuts0Ds = ro hoIf sn
officers adopted and after arrane1nA the meet
annual reunOn OF . similar character ~ t0iss
ing adjourned sine de.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

Ladies suffering from Rupture instantly relieved a-f ",e
6s3 Pnvrts biiy
.sad.u Ael aaI pa. ao. worn
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
THE LOUISIANA RELIEF FUND.

The fOIIOWIng 10 . 1UII IIst OF Cnt suDbCIP~
tons received at THE TRIBUNE Office for the relief OF ssf
ferers by the Mississippi a,od all but the first aud thss
OF "B. NJ r." having been previously acknowledged ~
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
MiRhLEU.

Canon. Of oorado, thn By MAJOR PovsLA
VERY Interesting see EXTRA No 10 Pnee 10 eens
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
UNION SQUARE THFATER.

The faithful and conscientious Treasurer OF
this will take his benefit there tonight,
when % Led Astray" will be repeated MT. Claude
Burroughs takes a benent Monday, and Mr.. Tissog-
, Ton on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
ssted with the following cas-;

The only salviui matinee will be given to-day at
Booths Theater. when sgnora Pamonu will enact
Elisabeth aud salvini will play Esser. Next salvin ap-
pears ON Monday, Wednesday, aud FRIDAY as Conrad,
--Sntn and H1tnSOn.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
COTTON RECEIPTS


June r2-Tbe following tsc-tsl not rece ~
Cotton sl poris 1, 1913:
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

AA Notices Of Mar1ages mss' be isd0'sed w'a la3
aame and aidTess.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

skin fSq., of Monkton, has received tie
,nno,ntment of mail route agent between bufiii'3
,ar opd BOSTON. in place of Martin +. Allen re
signed
,uhore family OF bears, Two cid ones and three
cuhs made their appearance, on the 2'~t, IN ""@il-
on obout SIX miles nom Brandon. FARMER VINO
saw them gave the alan, anl raliy OF hunters
was soon on the trail. They succeeded IN killing
he old she-bcar but the rest escaped HE sam
animal dressed 20 pounds. The male bear Wa
,aI to be A mDn-tcr
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
d.,. It Bonn nstpn Oh lhur,dly n'-at dc
stroved a dwelling and five barns. The house amt
three of The barn, were owned by e 9Wil ant
the other two by 4 Mr. Eohin>"h the l"7s J. about
s iolo with NJ Insurance. I'M lire l. thought l"
have been cul-ci by 4 tramp >lee.'fiI- IA one ~
the bans.
The OIL cll vote In Bennington cy@ai. elects
Geo. H. summons, democrat, Ju isc Of Probate, IN
The Bennington District. BY over twenty m1J'iItF
over Wine the present republ,c IN Ih.'anD.Ii
tAIEuONIA COUNTY.
Edward Dr.y, OF T. .Ionn.burt, Whi.c lul,aIn-s
~ star, IN :, siau.h'cc ne rcccAtIy caught
hi, Etr. ON Lir-,. hoax. which cnicIci mean iiic
law lone Passed lnto me m'"H:H and cane q /
near the temple making 4 very u-i: an. i'i!h
wound Mr. brew /, Nos about IA iI-t .tc"Nci-
ng from the injury.
john Bro, ui Set .;t-A--, "a ep.h.'ti: - an
some cther. went GA Iiic Mnn i,-Icr i ,il7 i:y.I
railroad /, Ia: ii mr. .,cii5 nIIc IN '.c9 above
l,roton Village and Nj Boon, - years 81 a-c,
walked up u.9 70 =, pun i3p n tlc -l!il)h - ne
pp OF "OAi'- Head, 81. Il a., 9Jn:iin =, 'alict
Bald Ledge 1t .In5 nearly oJJ feet ABOVE the
r:tilrol l. with all the VIZ II Il Iuinc lI"in q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30

I, T. Rarnum. the Snowman. WIS :rar-
riei in New York. Sept il, 10 t daughter
Of John FL. Of Southport. Eng The bride
i - years Of a@e, ana l. Mr. Blrnum' ;
second wife, his tir,t having been buried
about a year az. Mr.. Barnum is about
g wears old.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30

The South Carolinr republicans IN Ihrir
state convention. hal IL" rood sense To
throw overheard GOV. Moses. They nom
mated for Governor Hon. II. II. Chambrr-
lain. Il graduate Of Harvard CoIlcr, in the
class of l~',3 and Il man Of ability. Iii
friends claim that he is also honest There
is u good deal OF Il bolt and a meeting call
el 20 atty Ciambcrlain', nomnntion
tanned oIt to have 4 majority of boilers
present. CoioIc, Con@rc- sman Elliott
who i for Chamberlain. was not able to
make his speech, AND altogether there was
no harmonv tn third term project re-
cciVed The hearty endorsement Of the re-
publican convention. And thu Subsequent
proceedings show that i is sometimes
easier managing Il convention than the
voters, which last thing third trrmi>tS
may lrolita'ly spend an hour or TWO in
thinking about. before they lay many bush
els Of corn~ tur the primaries.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30

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cry SOIL
Hon. George H. iIs.lrsy, Il oi tn F. r.. Isl.
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$ otj0.I
I'rof F. V. Hopkins. . -,n of the al. BISHOP
Hopkins and Il -,rtlu4t.."l tn. Univtr~lj. OF Yer
mont i, at the hel,, Of tic /: M OF Iu-tIurtipn q
5 inta.GarLara College. CalIi..rnlt.
thANhllN tp' NJ.
The LAT sensation nr III. FrinlI n .u,t- t.Ii
IN ~ AID"hS We Q "c' "a! Wa lace "e'"te" d
anne ioN AMI Two mounts. M ! y VI -et i"o-'
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o"' ny '''-''' = ~ '''''' '''eN' ''.' W.
..l3l fr.l ,lt tr,r. l,ttttl 4 IN -..,t D.. I,,.
Central N.-o,,,. ,,.,i i..,.o ,l.,.,. -. l,...i,
notice, ran mt a regular l4c-lt t.tin ~ L A.,
Geo ga, yesterday rt.i.lr .ta den. ,-!i- r.4e
cars AMI an eng ne.
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II hI> meal IN liz Atn.t-.
II. o. Hi Of lie IrNIe;te No. o;st .lt-A Lutt-
M 4 few Ity- since. ami winnie IN tie .,.-t d.
ligln.a double harIe!lcI gun instead ot ,i.e l,,h
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30
! MOntDplier l. Wells River Railroad.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

by the call were: First. putting the road
into the hands of parties who would pay
the debts and run it; second, raising mon
~ to pay of the debts, and thlrd. convert
in@ or changing stock to preferred stock.
and thus raising money.
President Hail. after the Clerk il'i read
the call said the directors recommended
no particular plan. further than I" submit
the three general propositions above nam
ed. Tie way ont would pr"hanLH De 10y
the organization OF new ASSOCIATION or
l'y lease, or hy setting apart the earnings
to payment OF debts. or ny the acceptance
of propositions which he understood W""Id
be made,
joel Foster, ''r.. CirFk read the l'ii""-
in" financial statement OF the condition OF
the road;
'','s .'',''.''''7 tt;9.. o.!
Nnn;lelet, Nm l t,,'',,,.' 2oi-a,
loatl"g ,lebt........-...,.. ----s3' $50 Go
Expense U.s. OF N'"eo"' ' ,mie >i ~; 81
Board bills tor jay ,-.....-.. - =
- = o59 ;!
Pay r"ilr'oFrr. Ju,E : ..;.'-.-'', ~ - -
F,,..in-............ ............ 100 90
, .,-,,n, -
July H.. 5000 90
i"trr'.-t ON time note. l 4I4&~
..,.,, >.,., ,.nI > -: :3' {" IT.
:-----7 -
'''''' u '','1 ''r' 49,,
due, pa: able ia s',?'o install
,,,l,., unn.,,, sea-,
do do French. , 10 o.
"' ",lIG' "'''..',- =; 33I Il.
,,.... ..,..u., ~. ,,,.o,,. n.,a,iny debt, due
.tnd not sis 322 ~