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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-10
Important Railroad Consolidation.

The st. Adams Advertiser, says that at Bos
ton on the 9th inst, a contract OF sale OF the
Vermont 4 Canada railroad TO the " Central
Vermont railroad" was signcdby +. A. Brooks
President Of the " Vermont & Canada and
j. Gregory Smith, President Of the Central Yer
mont, who we're the authorized agents 10 ex'
press the agreement arrived at by the directors
of these roads, both boards being in simultane-
Gus session at the Revere House. The condensed
statement Of this contract is 10 substance a.
follows The Central Vermont pays S3,Oo0,.
600 for the Vermont & Canada, " in shape Of
Central Vermont 50 six per cent. coupon
bonds, thirty years to run from the first day Of
June, 1874, with interest from the first day Of
September, 1874.
It is agreed that $4,000 Of such interest
shall be paid December lst, 1874 and after
wards 800 600 shall be paid on the first days
Of June and December respectively. The
" Vermont & Canada " assigns 10 the " Central
Vermont " their demand for back rent on " the
Vermont Central" The contract is secured
by mortgage on the " Vermont & Canada
railroad" the mortgage running to three trus-
trees, viz, Bradley Barlow Lemuol Shaw
and Samuel Wells
The bonds are redeemable in cash at the OPP
lion Of the " Central Vermont" In addition
the " Central Vermont is pay to the " Yer
mont & Canada - for past incidental expenses
not exceeding 800 600 The 4" Central Vermont
agrees to indemnify the" Vermont a Canada
against liability on Ogdensburgh x Lake Cham
plain lease and their guarantee upon s 900 600
bonds, what is known as Vermont Central +"
guarantee bonds The stock of the " Vermont
& Canada o. far as exchanged for the bonds
Of " Central Vermont is to be surrendered to
Vermont & Canada, " and by them placed 10
trust for the " Central Vermont" The " Yer
mont & Canada are to execute TO the Cen
trail Vermont - power Of attorney 10 use
their name, in any way they deem necessary
not detrimental to the interests Of the YER
mont and Canrda When the present out
standing securities Of the Vermont Central and
Of the trustees and managers are arranged for,
then the stock of the Vermont and Canada 10
be cancelled and the old lease Of the Vermont
and Canada is 10 be determined. II the title
under the mortgage is liable to be defeated by
reason Of this old lease, then the Central Yer
mont is to hold possession Of the Vermont and
Canada as lessees, on the same terms as the con-
tract Of sale aforesaid, until the title can be
perfected, when " The Central Vermont " shall
have right to purchase on the same terms. This
contract will take effect from ratification by the
stockholders Of the two companies.
We trust there is fair ground for congratula-
ton on the seemingly successful Inauguration
Of the first step toward extricating these rail
road properties from the anomalous condition
Of a reeeiyership under the eye and authority
Of the court.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-10

RASpoLrH--At the Randolph caucus, held
in Randolph, June 9th. the following were
chosen delegates to the Republican convention
at Burlington Col n. 5. Clark, james
Hutchinson, W. II. DuBoise, j. W Fargo,
f. p. Osgood. They are supposed to be in ia
yor Of Judge Peck.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-10
state Matters.


A Grange of the Patrons Of llusbandry
was organized ut Leicester May 2sth, By u.
Y Jameson, deputy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-10

BARRE.-A two days trotting meeting will
be held at the Green Mountain Trotting Park
Barre, on Wednesday and Thursday, July lst
and 3D. at which time premiums to the amount
Of sl,lOO will be offered. There are many
good purses offered, and one Of $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-10
Personal.
"A correspondent writes that Orange county
Is unanimous for the nomination Of Judge Peck
for Governor

"A correspondent writes that Orange county
Is unanimous for the nomination Of Judge Peck
for Governor.
John Moody Ili.liard, one Of the most
prominent business men Of Canaan, died on
Sunday Of diphthcri.
Rev, DR.. Hull, of this village, breaches
the sermon to-day, at the annual Convention
Of the Diocese Of Vermont, held at Poultney.
We understand that Col. John b. Mead,
Of Randolph, has written letter declining 10 be
a candidate for the position Of Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
Mrs. Hannah Rockwell, a sister Of Gov.
Converse, Of this State, and the Oldest inhab-
liant Of M0nson, Mass, died on Tuesday Of
last week, at the advanced age Of ninety. five
years, eight months and sixteen days.
james f. Bagey, noted railroad bridge
builder, died in Rutland, June %, aged forty
nine years lie was iomerly roadmaster,
bridge builder and wood agent Of the Rutland
railroad. lie was very popular with all his
associates, and was an excellent citizen
The Washington correspondent Of the A.
bany Ecening Journal says that the impression
is quite general that Vice President Wilson
will never again be able to occupy the chair
and preside over the deliberations Of the Senate
Mr.. Wilson is nearly blind in his left eye, and
the duties Of presiding officer are such as 70
aggravato bis aimcnt.
Prof G G Bush, 50 layoraby known as
teacher Of Ancient Languages in the Vt. Meth
odist Seminary since its location in this place,
has decided to sever his connection with the in
stitution at the close Of the present academic
year. This action is but the first step toward
the realization Of his long cherished plans for
foreign travel and study We understand that
he has engaged passage on the Cuuard steamer,
Algeria, to sail from New York, July 18th, for
Liverpool. From thence he will proceed to
Heidelberg, via London, Paris and the Rhine
IL is bis purpose now to spend two years at the
University Of Heidelberg in the study Of Latin
and German literature, and comparative philol-
ogy, making the tour Of the continent and Wis
iting the chief cities and objects Of interest in
Central and Southern Europe in the interim Of
University life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-10

DR. p. d. BRADFORD, Of Northfeld it eI-
peetcd to speak in the next Sunday evening
temperance meeting.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-10

RAILROAD CoSSEcTIoN.- citizens Of Bur
lington are moving in the matter Of securing q
connection with the Iamoille Valley railroad
and Committee has been appointed to pas.
over the route Of the road to the Connecticut
River,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-10

FATAL ACCIDENT Miss Sarah Heath, Of
Albany, the young lady who was thrown from
a wagon on the 9th ult., died on the % inst
from the effects Of her wounds 1t was hoped
Tor several days that she might recover, but it
was not 10 DO so.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-10

A petition for town meeting is in circu-
latIon in Greensboro, to see if the town will de-
leud the suits brought against David Simpson,
for alleged unlawful sale Of liquor while town
agent
An unmarried man by the name Of Carr,
living for several years past with john Beam
of Barton, committed suicide on Monday night
or Tuesday morning, in the pasture, by taking
stychuino lie was iorty-iiye years Of age ;
has two sisters living in Morgan, and some re-
latons living 10 the West. disappointment
in money matters was the cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
CIVIL NOTES.

Thomas w. Fields, Superintendent Of the
Public Schools has been sued for divorce by his wife,
VINO charges hun with acts OF cruelty and with taking
their little glrl from her.
Christopher Reyes, John Runk. Clara Crow,
Marcus Rich, W $. Berand and J. l. Gritfn filed yOlun
ary petitions IN bankruptcy last week, aud NJ Harris
received discharge in bankruptcy.
In the United States Circuit Court, on Satur-
day Geo. H. Mallory gave bail in s. 600 10 appear before
Commissioner Belts Thursday 10 be examined on a
charge OF contempt IN not Obeying Injunction re-
strdlnS AIm from using the device VI the Paper Bag
Company.
Mrs. Mary Ryder, who has begun suit for
SANDER against Mrs Catherine WOughby, applied on
Saturday Judge Pratt order Of arrest against
the husband OF the latter, the ground that the com
mon law holds responsible tDr his wfes conduct
Judge Pratt reserved his decision.
In the Court of Common Pleas on Saturday,
Judge T. DAILY rendered decisions the cases Of . H.
Knapp Charles J. Gilles and W. c. Peckham IN which
mandamuses had been applied Tor to compel the pay
ment OF their CLAIMS against the county, denying JAelh
ton act the claimants have remedy against the eorpO-
ration by suits at law.
On Saturday Judge Lawrence in Supreme
Court, Chambers received application for the dis
charge OF john Sieurer, who alleged 20 have assisted
criminals in making their escape from Sing Sing. On
April Steurer arrested Oy Detective Sampson,
charged with manufacturing burglars implements and
forwarding them By friends OF prisoners u sing sing,
by which means the prisoners enabled TO wrench
O W.ndOwbars aud force open the doors or their cells,
ana IN this way many Of them escaped HIS counsel,
Col john T. Fellows, asked for his discharge, or that le
be admitted 10 bail, on the ground OF defect IN the
commitment that 10 did not specify the precise date
OF the Ohense Assistant DlstrIctAttOrucy Allen Op-
posed the application IN long argument az the close or
which the Court took the papers and reserved us de
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR sAvASEAH-Ea steamship san sairlLor, MAY 9W n.
sanchon George Sraeho1 Capt Charles Van Horn. Mrs G. G.
Lathrp NJ Bauw Chas BOYD, Jobs Denton, Miss Lotts DAVIS
b. Foster e. p Wilson Dr. H. hobenstein anf vile, T. j.
Bssset and wife Eiya1 Back. Joshua A. Hll l. s. Card.
POk san FRANCISCO &cIn stedmship Cotton, May John
WINS vie and Haut A. L. Anze, c. Jones. wife and eh
dn H. Morton ale Mary Best hr Catherine best u =
Ans0n and ult T. H. kns vie add daughter Mrs "mty
cen r. and vile NJ Robfsoo, hIs Ssas
Coates W r. " p Kirkland Ruided lld vie, z Bum
Chss NJ W D. C0lner Jls iempieten,
Miss Jessie Tempe,n, Miss Helen reapeon, r. Creamy,
j. NJ Jnnez Hcurv Harsni, Mss Isabella scott,
A. D. sbephari FRED Cuger. Mss u Panger A. l. sehoe,
Wm Is jon. II. II. Morgan, I. e. Van Bebbe IhoA AcCaiy
VI Kela. L Paao IT, schieaage Thomas J. FerilE Nc
Do1aA C. Day, T. Ilages M,roh Caa en- 900 E SGrnsa
Dickson, Ell Dickson Daniel Johnson, q. A. Russell John K
Foster william Norcros wife AMI Two children AeI Sasu D.
Fre r. James, Mss Merrill. Major Morton Toser Ell
Mrs ]. IL Llrsin. MIS- MARI H. HaaIey l. hines'y 3 B.
Binkins. vile an infant Mas Kate stewart, Ars AsOy WIRES
Mn H. Favor Mr. Cape H. A. Norton and infant william IL Pl'
Charles g. Gardner Misc Lly.ui Dickson > ~ ers Fd
Toausud Miss FeecEa haesoop Ms p Girasino and nse hs
Mary A. Hcrar, Lieut. A. Nesnt (U : A. aud We, T. Is h1sns
Fred Mitchell NJ Roull and vile L.at W. II PAeT ~ ; y j
nian T. ; BackI j. H. Philips AL wife = H. lnA
Tho- Wheian wife and infant T. a. Hasar, l. DAey Mss aV
Rsesn the Rev d. d. WRIGHT Leauder freeman, g
AtEood e. :. C1a Schc.r Z. Mills and T. T. D. Cohen
Edmond b0re, J. p Mss hte spruce, W y
T. COnku. To Izthmus and porsh j.
NJ Mendoza lIrusche r p Crape Caappe0n, Geo Lsse,
rhos anagau. Dgna entworL. d. Ciachar B.
u0uAton T. Waris Z. J. Austin NJ Jo1kln T. husband =
Delwang~r w. p Tornado D. v Colt D. H. NJ rhonei j.
NIGH z. W. CoIllgoa, L. Y KugsDury T. sabo'tb Os"-A"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
DEPARTURE Of FOREIGN MALTA
MONDAY MAY IL.
No steamship Malls

MONDAY MAY II.
No steamship Malls
TUESDAY, MAY II
Mas or arop. Liverpool steamship Wv
omrg 1880 u. hall Is co,c a. W Fos
Al ] steamship sails p N, rom fief NO 40 "
Mas for Mcrr. Ossl close AT m
closed TIE PosOmce AZ AZ y s'ean
,uIp s.s a. 8 .. m nom Pier Ma - " H.
H.yl BY TIE steAnsfip f'Asoue N0ss a. p "a
WEDNEsDAi NAY l3
Nj, FOR karop. and Liverpool per the steamship
Cra co- Al Supplementary MAJ IS closed a. the Fos
onc a. 80 y H. steamship a. $50 . H. from CunAra Dock
F German swiss and Mil Bremen BY the steamship
aa,,r rt eos. n 81 Supplementary NAL - closed AZ
g. Poaer Al 80 . steamship sails at from Per foot
oil TLiast. HoooGeu. o., -,
r, or Frr,ue ChertoIg aud smbuz bv steamship
W-,rh. "A , I;j0a Supplementary MAJ Is closed at ihe
p.t,fef Al 40 D steamship sails from per loot Of
rAn-st. iouotra. =, o. ,,-v--s -.
y Ma II closed az thu Postonoe Al . Az
s,.us.. sals a. 8 o. m. rom 2 81 No = y r.
Nal. of n.ruaaa ~ steamship y
FRIDAY MAY -.
the steamship Coraih
,lo,. "a = A. u sails al A.. non Pie No l. y a.
Scs loz PostOmor escrT dAE
y o.. hi ilaI4H
!. .ad soss va Jos .
MAJ. So ,-s.--- i..Aa s-s--s'a sss s'"SS"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

and they will not be established and maintained any
where unless there be local demand which VIII give
them liberal line OF deposits"
A CENTRAL. DEFENSE OF THE BILL
Senator Morton says the purpose OF his letter IL not 10
defend the second section OF the bill, but 70 remove
misrepresentation that appears prevail regard 10
the first" Whether the volume OF the currency" he
is sufficient for the business country y
question OF fact about which may honestly dlner
During the four years preceding the panic tnerc iu
been an actual contraction OF the currency and nucn
larger comparative contraction resulting from
the growth OF population and business A
majority OF Congress were Of the opihoh 'nat
10 produce restoration OF confidence . a
speedy revival OF business and return 70 inc
prosperity when was so suddenly destroyed Dy the
panic some addition should be made to the volume ot the
currency That the bill which has failed 10 become q
law would have produced some contraction Is undouD
eddy true. But 10 would have been almost entirety III
the stock market in NewYOrk. This bill, in ELECT, re-
CURED the banks outside OF the redemption cities TO
Keep three Ourths Of their at home AMI wOul
nave WitEdraWD some millions from the STOCK intEhot
IN NcW-NOrk, which would strengthen the banks I'D
traction in quarter where 10 II pretty well understood
that contraction would do harm. The act OF 1862 70
strengthen the public credit declares that the United
states SOemny pledged It's faith TO make provision az
United States in conn., In the debate upon
this Dill nobody has deuled the character OF Dlndng
force OF that pledge but the question 10 the pract
cable period for it, perfO nance remains As open ar u
either House OF Congress have agreed upon any method
for the resumption OF specie payment. While the Gov
eminent Is pledged 10 redeem the legatender notes in
com at the earliest practicable period, while the puf-
pose 10 do so should be kept IL view, yet that
period OY many not deemed TO DO practicable, when
there Is great tagnatOn OF business much labor unem
pOyed, the revenues largely fallen of. and much dis
trees and suffering IN every part OF the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
PAGSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM SAVAsyAuIn siearshp Lo Nay Mr. n. Joaiane
Miss Emma Hohs W. Lth wife and servart Miss Parker J. r.
Ggher wife Peek Ms Hope Hs Hope, - st. Pasoa,
Mss c. Clark Miss Chttnm Mo HONS, A. sal 1an and sis,
w. Merritt H. o. BnrrH W. " Puser Li.ai r. A. hahan Wet
Cockshuf. r. Labs d. H. Bennett John Smb g.
Pmnr W N. Stone Tho. " Schermer q 4. Hefref,
s. L. H0comb, H. W Ca1ner q. keaaa " T. Gill; J. d. Brya8 r
VI. Osborn.
FROM LIVERPOOLE1 s,sdElshp lara Nav IT Liyssey M
Flxe r. Kour, Hal Turner. 7. ".
sblad Miss ~ Algesr BnEnI o. y. Ha7, p a. Boomer T.
Soeier T. Webster aud lsf Mrs heEbsy Et maid Ms Nss-
berry, r.. G. Hett
From LONDON AND HAVRB-fa fterrsaip I~7nGrt NAV p
M VI. Lew child. Miss Waoi s. BorisY hrs Ca
ion ld child. George MabonT Joan MAhoney CObae Ms Ha-
net Nsg, Lous Van Fe Mrs A. Wan Eet Mrs HAYWOOD
j. BroEa, Master Aphoae Hooker w. B. gy seon Vaoenf
Raphael Nj All Mr.. PcrniBi and chdreB, ". shbbsbcJ,
p NJ shb iehd Miss yelharn George sharp Wn Hageayss,
Mr. Mrs Tho A Williams, rhos WILLIAMS Mar A. VII
James NJ Walker NJ Mr. and child Ch Morgan,
Leon1rl Iobsou Bin. Movier salmon Roes
Dillon e. dFanof M Bei q. ". sitb
drh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
- 90 OF GODLTNEss.


II, 10 Eli F4t o. Ia.noa Mass q! III scale lhl7cl Uni
tsru1.
M. ,,1,,,r OF All Sor1c CL-,~ch qt Fo11vr h.
4"C p'-D-' az -A-- '-N'-0 N--''-N' ' -.
AMI Twclt'efst,, was occupied Yesterday ny the
o.. II. r.- ir.-,vroy Mo- yvae lya1l
nv ~ i"' W ~,
from st lmOihy Vl 3; "6Ouuness Is lrohldole unto
all tbu-s having Dromse OF the lie that now is and
!, -. -. ~. = -....,
u '''' "'-'OH 80 ~ 0o'
GOdpess is OodHAehess sa!u ne OF likeness 10 LOO
,I.I ana d, Tr,,-taiu n rfvule- and n river a drop
am %" "te"L r4ou' JNS' D44s'I- -Ilo"- 'ilo - O''
aud the majestic Oak that has dehei the storms Of
,.,,,-.5 ,.-- ,ro r,-,- ,-rtl. .aob o+fer A. first
49,
what could ue more sol Inc lic stream tEat issues
sru "A srDr op the hillside and the NJ ssissippi River,
.. $500. - 80, .,.. -.---.. -. 49, .,,
Z" 'N'N ." '''i-'"" ~" "a ""N '--D - 7-'' '-- u" ~
Yosemite, the mound IN the grass against winch your
fa.t Trims ana font Bauc-who would COMPARE or even
$3.50, a., 49,. ..., a.. ....- --f,+,-
'''''''. '-'-N N'~ ~. '-' Wv F''
they Dc compared; Tor, unlike as tLey are m many
re,rf. they NE very nearly like 10 others Not only
- ....... ....-.. t4.......l t,,- t,. .,I tho
are l"e- to-7teu'-- t4'-ls -o-'-o''' O'. - al 'Ao
into Rae greater thus demonstrating their nshp; ana
% D., py means certain That even 10 our imperfect
sense tc zee m ~ greatness ls more WOL-eF.Ll tAaA
the realm OF lilercs-, esIeca.N ID tNe lnNuiLtidDIt
cases Iu which bitterness Is greatness a-IndR-l&
We nave been talsut and we ur-eNe tAal Goa j.
int zoe iu knowledge FROM the reL LhnS 20 fAc emu or
time. using our poor forms OF speech. ana throughout
space. including az matter Do the INFINITE diversity u
forms aud 'io1- All All MIND anu SPIRITS ID tie -t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
.Neic- York, MAY 0, 1874.

During the past week the coal trade has
been more active, but regarded poor ior the
season The shipments from the coal producing regions
show a decrease for the week, and "a large falling oh Of
all kind. the Spring months The quantity sent from
the Pottsve egon by rail for week $500
tons by canal 25s for the week l024s tons. against
100 sJ4 for the corresponding week last year The Juan
NV cent for week from all the regions was SIl3o
tnu. unthrari;e and IG.723 Dtuminous the week,
T3 as tons AGAINST 5y325 tons Or the corresponding
week fast year Decrease Tor the Wceh i5'51 tonn The
SUNNY tro. All The regions far year 5J6s, JJ
tons. against 1g!g unH ~ corresponding period art
yc,r Decrease s06lS TONG Of which 1898 asihr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
HOPES OF THE NEW CHURCH,

-, a, ne FIRST Retorrnea Rp4soopa' CA~reA
p.ato,, Cunmins of the Reformed Eplscopai
,,cn nreaehed yesterday morning at the Kew W. l.
soh,,o,s chnrch lat Fortyseventhst and Madisoha'e.
Tho hniding was crowded 10 It's utmost Capacity anu
.n ,a h,ing warm and the doors open, lsome OF the
congregation stood the sidewalk Tor want Oh '0'VO
accommodation. portion Of the prayers Tor inc n'i
np service were used the opening prayers OenG ,otI
hv The Rev Marshall smith of Passac ~ D. anu .,o
F,tstle and Gospel OF the COMMUNION service VIZ" ~
rreed nv the Rev. W. Sabine. Inc Disn'P LIZ
elected his text from ST. Paus Epstle to tne h''ns'
chan viii verse 81 II God be Tor US WIN eau W
against us 2" .- -. -.
orhlsd ON this the first occasion OF his standing IN
rersou be fore them as a separate congregation 40"
changed was the since last he stood before 'he
and how God had been with them since that oocaSlo'
Then II was all disbursement and gloom; noWH WIS
all encoura cement and iOyouAness. Now they were
gathered together their church. ana mnlsVere9
10 ry ono Uther own ministers, Svu. 81 arostie,s
49, All was with them. and might not the aposIe
~Srs apply iooy 70 mem IL we tIT AeI r o' s% HT
,,i, a., ~ tine hrs, CHRISTIAN ministry me cary
we're bus a little banG, With no earthy power
To help them They simply founded hS I'D be tor us
80 can DC against Usl' Ihat Datuo SIS
l. theirs to-day. What are nc tosIT =, sconoi
nave marked the work OF the REFORMED EP s,pis
Church TO show that II is enc W0rA VI SroVl %
these: The wsrK was begun n si2-.o hearts. IheIe
20 conspiracy, faction, no secret IsNViuiu, ~
uing no banding together Of men with the view OF
DESTROY rc the Church. II was the spirit or Eod Wnc.
moved III aud taught each heart lie thanked Goa tutJ
h. had never asked a man. woman, or child 70 loliON
hin some men had called him leader IBIS Has
named hin great deal. He dlsavowed and dlscaimed
70 81 ana would before sod. pleased il mis- name
could not be mentioned IN connection with TINS treat
movement. IL God only VINO bad moved IL tne
matter lie found little band. without wealth, VIII
nut numbers and ne gathered them together INTO one
fold Every Aud Of Stigma, al manner OF reIrOacn, mao
1ccu cast upon the little band and II II had not
0eau the Orz Of GOd where would the sheep have been
todav What Then has sustained tie confidence OF TINS
nlLUl SlmUlV tins. lle WQfh was nt-UNs CuL
uluci and carried on IN the spT!t OF prayer; Win
cLu.-uke confidence N God.
The sale the pevsof the Reformed Episcopal Church
was continued Saturday evening, and about % more
pevs were sold About $500 iu the aggregate has been
rece we'd Two OF the pev the center aisle were SOFA
on Saturday Tor SIO each, $50 premium on each AS
There are Vet about 90 QcWs % Oc disposed o. le Com
for thet purpose viii he ID the thuIh on TUESDAY
and saturday evenings next 70 receive application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11
nErIsInNR-MAY 0

Supreme Court hdmbds-BY Judge lawrence
RICE T eathr, Amer Same suchot0u granted
$40 Heather ast SeAouon gaiei DO le matter OF
ths ton n Derua, Hermann Fahl uemorest
% AT Assoeiaton Relief Of Respectable AGED
Fama =, at Beng Haas Blcs the matter 6, Van
deNatrr Zoe Hohy seicn Iruue e alt E"ver So
Pariv. Crane Nelg - muolsLGrtEte ale az Neig
Gee sgt Fo.or
uaL ag granted 90 payn no Of 30 csE
Sc Lean AT Memorandum for counsel kcksrl gt h4
-Dvorre GRANTED 10 the plaintiff Upper Steamship
Co-Eou1 approved Chrsy D-nr ordered sat
dan agr Gufo Oner granted Diukripc a.;
Deucl the matter " the AS N-i Ne Of hAl
Pheps-0irantef
Bv alge DoaohueCaeh AIT soaih SIDE Raiad coRecver
appointed az before IOpinioni
Common Piels-Specdl TTm-By ChIel-J ust &c
paly.-BlABt LsIna n.-see decision.