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, 1874-07-13
SUNDAYS NEWS.



Tho nank OF Chicago, formerly tho National
Loan aud Trust Cotnpn1,y l,an u,ls,onlod, owing
to financial eu,barraAsmentB growing out Of tho
pa,,iu. An assignment OF assotB for tho interest
Ut creditors has boon mado, utll tho late l'reBi.
dent, TlomnH H. ELLA. Btatoa TINT tho atook-
holders ~ Ylll pay tho Claims to tue iull extont OF
tho'r aS'tsty: Mi. isaao Z. Coatos h&s beon e|s-
poihtoa AssiBheo. .-
III TIC American Chess Gon8foes, easnsa@J,
ga9os were won by Mr. Judd from mr. boSk e.
" ut: Eloor from ueh. OohRaeh. anu oy mr.
HOOK from MIR. Porritl. Capt. Maokou2to aeama
Ak1iy a3I 10 earfy on she ntss pIazG. e. ,.
A.'sa sm"S a. onos"s1l, sna 2onins Ht;a. ~
VIII cloaluo eoiho1n'.S " auns"sSn @ ~ ~
several !noHthe Peg TX ~ alieRlhB tn.t nun n"o
noen iopuoo Oh So9'opu ia oo;h cs,. H.,
mnu'e ue Ply "sap nnI @ rsr,.ar,, ~
qcteu ~ rgw tork 1ol s1n n. .sa r5,;
~ in ouule9 tnas aAlhS e1o1"o'' "'o1 ""S 1'opo''
u "h5 oonos'
snoftfMgt ~,
Ine snotunR eFens q na.nfanf .;t; metH o. aos-
lows pilillahs ana 1nonloaaplo ~, sioLs'B nas
I4eo " Do45et fRIS naufer 6'at o'at, vo"t unn'
Howara az 0soHosl poa. 'ino' .i @ @:vi e. 49,
uisuaPons' ueu' n1ans wIn .uu .ato W., ~ t,ai
as, neas En soi s 80 Saa'I a ns'.r i'ont tsuI
nu9 MY "na na'eatou, S'a nos' tuo 3an r'o
t.a. iin y; IL Ky z:1p sey, opns u III" - 10
"h'tu ~. o'SIanHa ooas sn5 nt,,nn piotnrr o,o,
M Mta snu su Et1.gkee n1oleu @Moo1t nN s"i 1o.t
tho tn'aonlh'ns. w t. aao ~ o11s r..
gTom qT WV tne aI,ht9ut S,u.nptoip ip -. - ,;.ht
onhoa osaSgs w iiassen k"Ses' oaa'eS "sAs'eA'
*%.a;1, m;, s.aMo n1. A'.o1Sa. -. Axr.,r,n,o,,. al
, 1874-07-13

CIIlCAGQ,
The ting Ward colllcl With u vessel Saturday, run
ming ne Into her wheel aud osuy her sulokc.stdck.
shs @ 4ss gone on aiillsrs dry.doSk. ,.
wheo damaging her to such e1tent That she had to
60 on a1tllerS dSy-dock for repairs.
by D1tcA Co. for 11ossrs. Uawott Myers Is nearly
completed, md Will ba 1alfAchea IN few days. Her
eeo% y Rsts sn sa tho tSSp sss a
presents very stylish appearances Good Judges eAy
Owing to lie favorable Wind last Saturday, large
nest entered this hnrbor. The lumber u,arAet was
quito dull but few Of tho cssgoea III tho slsas finding
THE sshr waterasy, from ol,snmoas, y: X, ar
j. oSsa y sa. IOisss kn0s y, eops shs ss
-seyesal like Captains report having seen, last Fr
brilliant meteor shootiny acrosa the horizon from south
to north, Illuminating tho entire sky. It finally broke
into large Number Of Fragments, giving report
There d At leaat ono honcst eiovator man IN this
cy, which II considerably more than can 10 said Of
q. T. Atwater, which was ioaloa At this city with
hualela Of corn, nn!oads ut tho Corn Exchange
E!esstes In that city io,aal bushels. having. shsr
> w. x1sEwuEnx,
The canal-boat Mnncsoa, corn-ladcn, sunk In the
lock At Rochester, Frilay. -~@..,.
--The schr John I,rolen sprung her fore-naRt-heai
while passing through ths Htraits of Mnekinaw, ni
aEon arriving 1T 9sweao broke her topsasyasd by
--rls new schooner hIonRusgou was launched at
Tronton OH tlo 9th. Hho Ia owned BY Capt. A. THr
nor. She IL full canal size, with grain capacity OF
600 TO "a 900 hnshes. Gapt. Turiisr intends putting
lur Ia tho grain trule.
Tho tugs Anthony and Merrill. yeaterday morning
n1adp unsuccessful attempt to locate the wreck Or
tho tug Ida II. Leo, sunk oil North Point. they will
ronow their search whichever opportunity prcsents
--Peasc-mon describe thu e1ltrAnco ilIto Hhginaw
h1or ~ difficult Of hullnR except in clear weathcr
It III easy taak to cave that place except IN
{air weather. The barks ere llned With buoYs, but
tAess caunot be seen In thick weather.
The Milwaukee Sjntsae& eaya: "The tug HaR-
ermau cloarcl for Chicago Friday evening to
bring to this port .cIan.shell losrick recUutly
pltrctlnBsd by A{essrs Htarka l. Qonro. Tic derrick
will bo uKet in connection With tholr tlrolgcs for I'LL
ing beyols te reach Of the dippor, aud will In
ur0 auppant tbs Whecbarrow brigado ut prosous e1-
ploycl 10 remove tho san.l frnm seowp."
| Tho Milwaukee Bhip Yartl Company hhgo lot tho
contract for raising tro used sectionH Of sy-dock
which hayo beeu sHnk in their H.lp for many years,
When raiHcl they are to bc towod out Into ths lake,
AMI aet adrf These docks were among tho nsat ever
built tn Milwaukee,,
About 1 o'clock Tuosdny afternoon thu atesn,er
Stranger, plying between Charlotte and FrontgHuoit
Lay. Lake Ontario, run aBl,ore near the Bea HTtezo
House. Shortly afterwards tremendous sqlall caue
from Tho norh, aud drove her III badly, hroallsllo to
| tie sAoro. humber Of passengers were on board,
| but Ill ware tately lauasd.
-Eary Monday nsorniug, AZ tho steamer Oorinthian
| was running ths 1aahins Rapidss shs rss carried
, 1874-07-13
SPORTING GOSSIP.

TIN: WHITE STOCKINGS AND BALT1hfoREs
will play another game this AFTERNOON ut tho cor
nor Of State aud Twenty-tlrd atreotB, aud ia
tito e.an.y tho visiting club will leayo Tor home
Tue last audience should 10 rouaing one, as
the Daltin4orea deaoryo we'll at cur bands, being
goud all-t'1ayors and gont1onanly follows, who
know how to appreciate d victory aud boar up
under dofaQr.
TIE RECORD.
The folio wing IL complete record Of the
games playe,l by tho clubs suterad for tLe cha1n-
piouBhip up to date:
, 1874-07-13
SOUTH CHICAGO.
Revised Assessment Of Personal
Property.
List of Leading Business Houses.
b. ,nks and Vessels.

rbe Town Box I'd Of Equalization Of South
s,,.,o,o bas coucIn dpd its abors. md tho hooks
~, =, turned over 70 tic County Commissioners
to-day. We therefor publish tho roYisod ana
eaunltzad assessments or personal property Of
~ ~ ain nm and upward, Whilo the personal
nr,r,rtv aasess,mont iB 1ia her, "a WHOLE ttan
% iast VIM. vut tho p,srsous on tho following list
10 ~ . ronorat thiu.y put down ut lower figures
t,,on IN nat yoar's cty nssoBsm ont, owing to tho
roct tha.. t1oy aro Ro1 ,ornlly carrying ssnalles
atoc,,s Of epols than at TINT ttmo.
Tbe total valuation Of real estate Is I'll, ,4oo'-
mn nr nbm1t million III oyo than laat year. This
, 1874-07-13

wApE7Im ths e!t, ;!u'y u, Aiicu NJ. Wade, dau1h-
Funeral vii t.ko pl.ee tadss t1sn ill., sesdsass e{
har parents ooraeT of Lacu Harrison ntroos, Il
3rME.y5ttsafa' n n1n',;; +, Es,,oss p9sse
of Lavre5se +. and Agnes r. L. bady. 3"'SD'''
rfq'; Fl thc ,s,y sfs t9,to4 noee
yonnEost son q iolrrt and V,o1ot Thsumaton.
Funeral aoryieol ths n:tonoon, pronipy 1t o'oIoot
10 NDsehtl. " A
.Mn0KATH-on Sunday. Ju1yts, Kitty j., dsuahtor OF
j.. and ~. q; heGr.th, aged u month"; and n daya
at 10 oclock to Casary. | ~
1fs ViaW Mso H. WIe Il deoHso oan ara
years munth.
Funeral at p. Monday. Erteads Of tha iamiiy iu-
Nted without further nutice.
kZ.Ho4ton phper* rJehse popY,
o0LLYEH-0u Saturday, Ut Lceis England, agod H.
ha5sttot 5ttot Norman Coror, tha duse nnthor at EobetA
, 1874-07-13

Oct. l, 1879, Q young lady Of Middletown,
Ct, sot about the collection Of 1,dQu,1 Of
postago-atamps IN two years. Inspired by tue
absnrdity OF the enterprise, and the impossibili-
ty Of its accomplishments her friends promised
a. sof,s M o. tngs Me sue ao SoR1ovea we o o
with greater determination tt,an ever sho Ia
now OH tho three laBt months OF tho allotted
time, and las gathered over 1000 stamps.
Tho frionas who promised hor gifts when she
1ad gathered million begin to weaken, aud are
inqniring about the probab1e price OF silks.
ponies. phaetoas, diamonds, and watches. all Of
which wore numod as prizos to bo awarded whon
the feat WAS accomplished.
, 1874-07-13

From the American IarHeihe.
Tho world is fairly under WHY to get stark
crazy. On tho one hand plot1ros aud ntatuea
work nl,aoles aul deranGe tho brains Of ten
ElAenhoro people rl'n stark mad with Sabbath
lawB, proilbitory lara against tho sale OF whiaky
uod In tho Constitution, proselytiztng md bap-
tizlng, 1t possible, everybody and his wife.
AgaiE, IN other places. thoY Ratio Into our ears
structlon Of tho public schools to carry out an
abstract idea, nnd people at'l claim bong zane
aud Rpup1,
, 1874-07-13

against Bpls Rock BY hurricane and hunk Hoi boy
IL tn feel Of water tho depth 1T the stern Is noa
saled Montreal telegram satcs tls Il VIII bc worry
In tho st. Lawrenco about tha anno Time. Tho pan-
acnEors aud CROWS 0f both steamers wara aAvod.
Tile damage done to iuck No. Al, tn the Wcllhnd
uafait laa l.cpn repaired, md navigation resumed
Thussday afternoon. A large Aost II in tle o%ua1
, 1874-07-13
MARKETS UY TELEGRAPH,



L1yEnrooL: July 1l-lls. m.-uncEanget Flour,
27s. WAent-Wintur, l1l@l1a I'll spring. l0ste1os iii ;
white. l2stSi9a I'd club l2u 4d&l2s ID. Uorn sos.
York, N7s I'll, Lard. 63H0l.
LlvEAFooI. July 1l-3;a0 p. m.-ureadstuTs quiet.
corl. 35a III. Rtst unchanged.
LoAnoE. July ll.-lsutu If discount In open market
for thrso monAs' lls 3-16 per ecnt, which is 6~la
below tho bRnk rate. Amount OF bullion Go,le Into
lank o laance tolay IL .e.a ooo uonsois fur money!
9aAG5u2A: acculnt, 92}s@pa4: t-a0s Of 'B5, 1oa3{
6-2os Of o. lcsH l0tus, lu5; new 5s, l041t Now
LInnrutl 0ll, 2Js.
rAa1s, july lu.-Rentes, OF.
iant, aA(d; 1nI<lllna Orleans, s4sd; sales, ioC6o
hnes AMERICAN. gtou9 bnles speculation sud export
2ood nalos. Dreadssu1s qulut. Corn, B5s ID. Lard,
, 1874-07-13
Il 13lr1tc1G ut I.ot.rt1cHs

Tho WeeklY Register aud Catholic Standard
Ia responsible for The follo"ing'
I. Mrs. nakor, an American lady, on tlo 2dth
of May arrived ut I.ourdes with her husband aud
eistor, both OF whom arc protestanta. About u.
Ross before, Mrg. Dakor met with An accident bx
, 1874-07-13
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JULY 10, ls74

cooling f1noly, aud handsome blocks will rop1aco
the uusightly atructuros burned down.
The. pubic Rqnaso is boinE inoloscd hy hand
aono fonco, greatly improving tho appearance Of
tho Second Wart
, 1874-07-13


AS announced yesterday 1noyning, D. 0'Lcary
wi1l this evening cUmnleDce tho foat Of wIlking
100 miles la tw0nty-four consecutive l!o"rs, ut
tho Nost Silo Rink, corner Of Randolph and
Ada Hsreots. He appears confldont Of SUCCESS,
Judging from tho boantful tone Of the circulars
ho haa caused to ho distributed, and. no doubt.
his ertettaipment will be literally patronixed by
those who admire, this phase Of athlotic sport.
, 1874-07-13

e. e.; II Il bass. s*s faf;sss sss t!ss s int.
&, sehr Noll.e wildly. ~ Ba.sH'o, sa, coal.
sehr t1ehr .3anriss, Saaas dls7oisnd, s .: eoat.
Hchr Richard Winalow, o1evolnnd, coal
Bmr 5ta o9rop" 81: 1f%tsLn f.%,n. ,nn1rls' 11sla n
Behr IiBin. KinRtton, enf.
sehr yyeas Blo, osweso, snt.
Bohr 0em. Clay Danka, wood.
Btnr ahoboygap, hanftowoc snndr(os.
Bchr john Nugce, oawcgo, coal.
Drtg Mechanic, 0conto. lumber.
ss1 ser 9ssa! seat s sIs. Whiss W2hE'fe sts Ell bor
Bclr Montmprency, Saginaw, snlt.
fcow Granger, Lndwtgs Pier burf.
schr Fl Tempo, Wlll.a Rlvor, lumber,
Echr Ostrich, Grnen Bay, lumber,
selr II. FulgeI Fair Haven, oos.
Bcow Dan uayes, Mauistae, lumber,
schr s. a. Andrews, Manistoo, lumber,
Bchr Coral, Silver Lake, lumber.
achr N. F. alerriok, Baginaw, Halt.
gellr g; II. Warrington. qleseland, coal.
schr Petrol, Oconso, lumber.
schr Mulytna, 1EuAkeEon, lumber.
Prop Manominou, MIskcRon nltndrits.
barge Agnea L, patteo, Eacanaba, Iron ors-
'1 ssox Sa55 Msrne'd s'gsa'S ggoa'S esep sapsf iars
8chr ]. Ai1bard, Grand Havon. bark.
8chr II. Hand, Kewallncc, bark.
6chr 1,nhamn, Cleveland. coal.
Schr Dona1daon, Buffalo, coal.
Schr O. K. IIincB, Buffalo, coal.
Hcbr as. Lswreuco, uleyoanl, coal
8chr ]. NJ. Hutchinson, Erfc coal.
Bcow Hoa Star, Point Baub{c, humber.
ecow Milton, White Lake, lumber.
sc1r schr o'ad ,Tiatn4s ~, who Like lumber.
acow South HRven, South uavon, lumber.
gchr Q: shar, south Haven. wood.
Schr M Honest john. Tcnlwatcc, lumber.
5chr Maino, Lntliugton, lumber.
sc,,r scer :. y. stoekbrags. seaaatrck, piles.
eehs Cuba. oreen nay, lumber.
lnrge Mercuryt Llltngton, lumber.
sehr Flying Cloud, pig sua!nico, lumber.
achr Duona vista, frankfort, lumber.
ssS GTS H., o 4ss 9wsn 9wsn s0a so faasa as
ssar Tvs Brathers. Asnis'ee,, e, i,Sta: inmSor.
s sel!r A''nio AZ 9. Hsuson. hlanlstee. lumber.
aso" Gladiator, Man3stte, lumber.
Schr Chennngo. Buffalo, coal,
Barge 1lcrachel. Lldin8ton, lumber.
S,cl, Sehr Marssffe. Na Il Muir, ol!eboygsn. timber
rHP ny q y .s
Behr Moselie. Fiat ltock, humber.
6chr Hero, pen.waser, lumber.
Prep NewhMfg, BufIato, sMntirlcs.
Prop Idaho, Bntfalo, sundrios.
ac!t 4. Rush, MuskeRon, lumber.
8elr ~. noeder, Muskegon, lumber.
Sohr Myrtle, Mnakogon. lumber.
8chr Lori Grant, Muskegon, lumber.
prop George Dunb... MusAsEon, lumbor.
Prop Wayerley, Buffalo. snndrics.
schr Midnight, Grand Traverse, wood.
Irop deorss King, 81 nutfs,o, ssi AIT. ."li''''
Barge 9. I, Young, sasiaaw. lumber:
Prop 8kylark, Dolaon's Creuk bark,
scAr 4. plugHor, Holland, bark.
ss'r sshr Pert Roriha 15t.rass Ms,,onnc' lumber.
achr Mocking Bird. Danalo, coal.
seow Christie, MuskcEon, lumber.
! Echr rru.to, Luiington, i,,nber.
| Scow Sea bird, MenonlincH, wood.
, 1874-07-13

Srccfat lituntch 10 TIE Chicauo Tribune.
PoNT HURON Mich, July 11.--rAssEp DowN-Props
Philadelphia, Montgomery, Nebraska, Iuda, Lowell,
Raleigh with Kats Wina!ow barks F. B. Rico Mu-
rta, Mar and Two Families; hclrs Fsno Jane Belle
Ela 4. Mayor, Nensboy, North Cape, Exile, And su-
rerinr.
PASSED Ur-propt Jamca F!at, Lowell, and Huron
City.
NMD-NoStheast blowing freah.
, 1874-07-13
Northeast, blowing fresh.


DnIDaEronr, ILL.,. duly 11.-AnR1vEp--Doard Of
Martin Hogan, Leu,ont: Essex, Ottawa, 800 bu corn
ibredericn, Ottawa, 6,20o bu corn; Gen. Sherman,
9eneea 6.t00 bu corn; Lilly. Morris, 6l00 bu corn
EizabDtb, Lockport, 008 br3H mBnl, 800 prls -four.
, 1874-07-13

tho htaory OF tho trade, snd In pounds l1st amount
to neary 100000. The total rccep!s OF domcse @ 1os
balcs for tho corresponding period ysaF Notwt.
hssn.ns these largo reeerts, tho dea1and has been
quite o1rn TO tho auppy. and 4 hA only boon auf.hH
Duycrs have been qnito Iumeroua during tho wcef,
representing Soma Of tho largcs mills, who wero soaay
heeccs and at lcaes 600 ba could have been did
posod Of 4 these R:'rca. but this deae1pon Gs.
900 bs Of Ohio Il @@65o, moatly It o4ab5c. IN
Michigan eoces Tho satoa hnyo beon oo lbs at 500
$40. Comb!ng delano heeces cont'n,is In demnnt,
tho Faloa comprising upwards Of 300 o0o bs at osGoo
for vaahod. and 42kaA7o for nnwasbod; including
Kontuoky vt s5@47c. Sixty cents rcr pound, how~
ami 4an M o1srons lguro for the mort desirable of
Kontucky. Pulled woofa havs boon comparatively
qnot. Good lines Of extra arc wanted, md choice
Huporflno and eItra pulled at <5@55o.
, 1874-07-13

NEW Yonx, July 1I.--The trndc movemont Was slow
to-day tn all departments. The market for cotton
goola wns quiet and prices unchanged. Cotton Gam
Hcla moro motive 1t decline Of from 1c to 20 be-
low Inst eossona prices. Gratn bags in good dc.
mind md firm, with short supply. Wool 1anno!s
and repelionts In improved request.
, 1874-07-13

Were dull md woak Tho asking rate for coru by sail
was &c. Rates by Heam quoted It 3i5c. Tho following
eclrs Seablrd, zack Chandler City u paiucsse and
prop 9. canpbe. The Prep plymouth ta1en corn On
through rnte. Balge Guiding Star, corn through via
BarniR. To Ogdcusburg-rrop Concord corn, through
Total, 7; capacity about 19S. .000 bu corn.
, 1874-07-13

noaeou Wool Market,
BOTTOM July 1t.-Recetpts Of domestic wool for The
past Nsok hASe largely sxoslsd my previous wax n
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-02
PRICE THREE CENTS.
North Bennington.
FIRST HATioSAL BANK.

Standing in the center of this thriving
village is a fine brick building, in size 35x65
feet, two stories high. 1t is the building
of the 1st National bank of this place,
which was chartered 'mainly through the
efforts Of Hon. T. w. Park in 1865, with
a capital Of $500 coo. The ground floor is
divided into q banking room 25x3i feet,
which is finely fitted up with chestnut and
black walnut trimmings, inside blinds for
the large windows, large burglar proof
vault, inside OF which is one Of Ierrings
improved burglar safes, and We feel safe
in saying that even if burglar should get
into the vauli he would be discouraged long
before he got the twelve different bolts,
with which !, Is provided, open. In the
rear of the banking room il The directors
room, which is Finely fitted up All Of the
rooms are heated with steam and provided
with all modern Couyenicncies The rear
front is divided into two stores, which are
used mostly in connection with the hall
which takes Up the whole Of the second
story
The business vi the bank has ALWAYS been
quite extensive. and since the commence
ment they have accumulated surplus fund
of Sl75000, which they have charged to
profit and loss in addition to $4,000 which
they have charged to bank building. furni-
ture fixtures, etc The average amount
kept continually on deposit Is $4,000.
r,,.l,; la, he In
stitutlon is the fact, that from the day they
first commenced operations they have never
had but one rate of interest for their regu-
lar customers or outsiders, the one adopted
by them at that time, $40 per cent, from
which they have never varied. Snugly
lail away in the safe is an article which
anyone see g would he pardoned for COW
citing. 1t is solid gold pitcher and salyer,
presented to Hon r. W. Park, in Calfor-
MIA in 1863, and bears the following in
scrption Presented to T. W. Park by
employees Of the Los Mariposa estate, Bear
Valley, Mariposa County, July 1st, 1863
The present board OF officers is as fol-
lows
Hon. T. W. Park President
Hon. c. E. Houghton .....Nee President
S. b. Cashier.
Frank Mattison. Teller.
4. w. Park, c. Thatcher. Jr.. G. G. Lin
coin. J. G.. McCulnuch, II. W. Putnam,
Dan. McEowan, c. E. lloughton-Direct-
ors.
In the absence of Mr.. Park, the presi-
dent, who spends most of his time III
Brooklyn. the affairs of the bank are ably
watched over by Hon. c. Z. lloughton the
vice president, and with him and the able
cashier to assist him, no fears are express
ed but that the interests of the bank ant
its customers will ably be provided for.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-02
Dry Goods.
-----------1--s777
DURT & SHERMAN


RURT & SHERMAN
oner a new line A. r. stewards Family
B l. A G X y l. X 5
$3.50, reduced ~ s2.J6.
BRILLIA mt n ES
5s, C2, IS, 50, 81, %.
A. r. stewart q cos new Spring Goods. The
most magnificent goods In Europe or America.
Colors warranted permanent.
pOP l.. Ms.
\ new stock, all colors, a7L, s;k, 3;E, 50 25 %.
All the new shades Of Spring
Alexondre's, and 9 buttons. si.sit ana $40,
lust received Every pair WARRANTED. ana no
old Soiled trash to oifer al cost.
HANDKERCHlEFS.
8, 10. u, Is, Is, 25c., new stock. A iull stock
COATS THREAD,
In colors and white, I've keep no other, &c,
&c. Hoyoke thread 2Ac.
BURT 81 SHERMAN.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST COTTONS
in Vermont. 8, 10, l2h, Is. Brown 81 bleached
5000 In
PAISLEY SHAW
IS to $50. splendid shawl for s22.5o, worth 80;
The largest stock of
FRENCH BLACK GOODS
In Vermont.
| BURT & SHERMAN.
March "a, 1874. DIFF
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-02
POBiTE COURT.
District of Eairiiayen.
Hon. J. d. BROMLEY, Judge.
JJonrv I. Clark REGISTER.

Henry L. Clark, Register.
A summary of the business transacted IN
the Probate Court for the district Of Fair
haven for the month of March,
March >. Charles Druce's estate, Castle
ton; Allen st. John appointed adminstra-
tor.
David Z Jones estate, Poultney; Will
liam r Jones appointed admin srator
March B. Henry Ponds estate, Pout-
nev: account of f. Ruggles, adminstra-
tor; filei and referred to April 9th.
9th. Norman Jones estate. Cubhardton;
bill filed and referred to April &. 1874.
Henry Goodspeed's estate, Pawlet; bill
filed and referred to April 6,
9th. w S Abons estate, Falrhaven
account of Isaac Sphinx, administrator,
filed and referred to April g.
Perre c. Ladds estate, Benson license
to sell real estate granted.
10th. Pliny + Cheevcr's estate, Castlcton;
Jerusha a Cheeyer appointed administra-
tor.
19th Ebenezer Purters estate, Poultncy;
Jacob G Dewey, Asahel Smith and Irving
G. Bliss appointed committee to set out
homestead and widows share in real estate.
Is. William /. Farnams estate. Poult
ncy; petition for extensions filed and re-
fcircd to April "a.
Moses q Noyc,' estate, Poutucy 7
Rugglcs appointed administrator. Asahoi
Smith and Robert X Neville appraisers and
commissioners appraisal returned A.
| signment to widow.
% Timothy IlalIerand's estate. Castle
ton will filed for probate and referred to
April 20
John Sweets estate. Benson will proved.
| ROso Syurt pNpcutriN
James + Preslon's estate, Poultney; will
proved Louis c Spauding. executor
Elma Martins estate, Pawlet Will
proved Horace llulett, executor.
90 II A Norton's estate, Benson peti.
ton for liccuse fled and referred to April
Goth,
John j Collins estate, Falrhaven Kos
well f Warren appointed administrator {;
Elijah Ross and Joseph Joslin appraisers
aad commissioners.
Mary X. and Edward l. Norton, minors,
Benson; Cornclia S Norton appointed
guardian.
30. Harry Keley's estate, West Haven
Allen + Kelley appointed administrator
Augustus Leaves estate, Fairhaven eX'
tension of time to pay debts, etc, for one
year granted.
J ii Williams estate, Fairhaven nc
count of T Hughes, administrator. al
lowed order of dividend to creditors
made.
Joslena Whilocl's estate, Fairhaycn ;
, account of L l. Whtlock, administrator
allowed
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POSTAL SERVICE. Isaac Hinckley, presi-
dent of the Philadelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore railroad company, is at Wash
ington for the purpose OF informing the
Postmaster-G General that, unless the gov
eminent shall give assurance looking to
the pay of sums demanded for use OF pos
tai cars. his company will withdraw them
at once and substitute box cars for the mails.
THIS is in accordance with resolution of
The company passed on Wednesday.
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ANOTHER OF THE CATsRIIL RoBBERs AR
RESTED. Mike Lawless, n noted rough be-
longing in Saugerties, was arrested in New
York Sunday night by detectives. He Is
supposed to be one of the masked robbers
who robbed the Post house below Catskill,
and the one that acted as guide through the
house.
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MIssIsouoI RAILROAD, Until further no.
tice, the mixed train will be run between
st. Albans and Richford on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and will not be
run on Thursdays.
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attaches and 9ewelru.
~ II E T 1 NJ E $

~ II E r | NJ f .
1t "a said. are hard. but how much harder for US
to be without the good FEELING guaranteed In
every family, and sometimes u little outside
the family" by our falling to remember, as In
former years, at this season, our friends.
How many cbeerIul membranes have been
oceasloned By seeing the fine little watch gilt
Of some former Christmas or some article Of
Iewelry, so constantly about the person, or al
the Family Table, pieces OF Silver, all telling Of
some happy December 25th
Times may be hard, but can you onord to
loose such golden opportunities to give lasting
remembrances which can be had so cheap, and
Of such superior quality at the BEE HIVE
BEN X. CHASE Il co.
rs MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, VT.
declSdtf
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The lecture was given wednesday even
ing previous, and was largely attended.
Some of the best farmers are engaged in
the movement, and 1t will succeed.
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LUMBER SHIPMENT The total amount
of lumber shipped from Burlington, by
rail, for the week ending Saturday, March
esth, was one hundred and thirty-eight car
loads
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Deputy state grange MASTER d. e. Boy
den. organized lodge at Rochester, Wind
sor county, Thursday afternoon and even
ing, March Goth, numbering st members.
The officers elected are