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New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
RAPID TRANSIT COMPLICATIONS.

~up COMMISSIONERS DOUBTFUL AS TO THE EXTENT
on THEIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE
Nrw MOVEMENT FOR DEPRESSED ROAD
The RAND Transit Commissioners yesterday
Aevoted several the consideration OF the ega
Hfieulties which embarrass them. They want to taAo
action on the request OF Commodore Garrison ana oher
s,ualists who are pledged build some kind of RAPID
transit road and who desire 10 be given the plVse VI
Building either elevated depressed road or uo'
but they feo! uncertain whether their previous "von "
aocatng certain routes has not committed 'neh
70 an elevated road alone. and they ooupt
Whether they can LEGALLY authorize both an elevated
and dcpressed road 10 DC built To settle these ques
sous large OF counsel were called IN yesterday
iGo Burton " Harrison eX-Judge Enott, anu e'ephoh
r. Mach acted the counsel Of the commissioners IN
Judce John X Porter, g. p LOwery, H. NJ Alexander,
and Ashbel Green represented the Gilbert Company and
~,Jndcc Fthian appeared for the NewYork Elevated
Railroad These gentlemen argued that under the law
1a C;riss,oners have the night TO authorize both ee
esieA am de,,r..srd roads The C0mnssiopers' coun
sel reserved thcr decisiou which VII be rendered ~
The feecnt movement In favor d depressed road
s1paned a oGws c v@s Yasas re to take
adyantace OF eVcrythin who" ma! taIor .e ran tr'F
sit enterprise, and &C. guard agan. ~ dangers. SVmlo
zn,gh Elevated road were erected over lts tracts
get permission from the Legislature 10 brid SuhsTh
vated Inc To forc.tal ths hc Vi'hes to have the tX
slnsive right build either or both these KINDS OF rOa
q his option IL is even proposed tnat both kinds
shall a6tnay he built. the depressed ioad on iIdANc
she Gilbert road ixth and the Gre nwcist road
Or the IRENE -dc TbsmOyemcnt OF me capitalists
Aniep ndout o. the strenuous ehOrs OF tne advocates
OF tie Norris Arcade road o have their plan adopiod
NlthOuch Commodore Garrison has encouraged 'hee men
60 pIsh ibcir claims upon the Commits oncrs some ot
She ospitalsts have confidence in depressed
road, because they think The money could
not be raised 10 cons it, They that II absurd
4o tam % ifs siing only 100000 per mile Inc 1act
Shat pressed a so late date is also looked upon as
andioat.y that = IL scheme OF the Third AVen ifai-
road 10 cInbaras Comnis IL was stated yes
fsIday members OF the Third Avenue Railroad Com
pany cAIresrcd regret that they had not themselves
offered build the road, since they are now IN danger
mon IL Representatives oi the elevated roads say tDAt
shere between them and toe supporters VI
che deYfe sseO pan.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
s,,sprNsION OF DRAKE g. COLBY.

SUSPENSION OF DRAKE & COLBY
uoNoRApLE CONDUCT OF THE FIRM-A CARD fHo"
Mr.. DRAKE.
Great sympathy with the embarrassmen's vi
Hessrs Drake 4 Colby was expressed on inc irou"'o
Hxchanre Yesterday The Arm has been conS1ooreu ono
n the strougest in tho commission business anu mas
>lvavs had an enyabe reputation for prompt P"y"h'
s,d square de sling 1t the universal eNprtsson on
xhe Exchange tha. the failure was remarhioe oio' III
Oh q, the firm had no debts worth mentioning INC 1"
ort that they had tried break their contracts lot WIS
.es ,hev had chartered is unounded They nave peeu
entirely honorable In all their dealings as every man ""
che Exchange testHes ]. II. Drake, the senior ne"'
sf the Arm is seriously III at his home on Staten is
having been unable 10 attend to his business ior
Asys previous 10 the suspension. He SENDS 'ne
ard 70 correct iestatement concerning 'ne csu'o VI
his firms failure:
70 IN, Editor of the Tribune
s,p: Permit noe II correct nsstatement Wnicn .s %
n m AIDE in several OF the daily papers concefnhg n
failure of our firm. Up 10 the present hoH oi ,
Sya az en prprsei Of the uspenson Of Robert Sralg
n 20 ~ iyerpoS nor their refusal 10 hOho' piaho
a CoIbys drafts the cause OF our susicnsOn. ps tho
s.nces ah,ad heavy ossess vessel Charters anu e
-reat OF values in all OF the articles ia mo
- have dealt NAV our ddicultics be traced Atnoas'
scnened 10 nav bed and under medic al treatment LOT
sysI DAYS mast am altogether unwilling even iOr uay,
a. hermit The name of Robert Craig CO. 10 rest uo
shc uuust lrnpuatiOn Of having precitatcd our .
Thev have in ALL OF their dealings with us proven
eeyes fa hul every trust and up 10 ths ho eo Id"
~H0"' "N' JAMES HANEs DRAKE
sxo,.. leland Gent 81. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
TIE .IEiCu MARKET.

Tie total receipts Of peaches since July ~
ore i0l caroads equal ZOO 100 baskets. The later
Offering OF Delaware fruit meets with slow sale Only 40
carloads arrived yesterday but there was enough over
stock from receipts oi the previous day to overload most
OF the sellers AL Of tho Delaware stock s common and
small consisting of Invoice and white preserving sorts
Oo m y,.s CRAY for such ru. wfro 40 70 20 cents
r- ,-et and the grade probably Will he as low to-day.
JLr ry fade IS moderately supplied with choice Mo.-
rau "S"yonss i;a arelpes" and Cr4wfords Quotations
f.r inc Two carloads OF NewJcrsey peaches wero
-, % ~ peT basket. with - 80 for large eAtra rult
i 4, VII b. cOs anncits from Newburg this week
few lols have sold ~ 81 - for " Wards LlLe."
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
THE uoBoKEN ELECTION CONTEST.

The contest of William Stuhr and James
Crran for IN tho Hudson County Board Of Chosen
FlcchCdIs from lI0hOkcn, continued in the Circuit
Court Jclscy City, yesterday Witnesses testified that
luncheon omitted to place their ballots In the box, and
was insulting and abusive. The return OF Commissioner
Van HOrn read showing that stu1r received tue
n0st votes. The tcs m0ny for tho dielae was mainly
at there 6G3 instead or 6-9 names on the poll
book, and tHat nothing improper occurred during the
election icon iDbctt argued the case for the respond
ent and NJ. Gilcrst l0. tho Teator. Judge Knapp dc
liver long carSc to the jury ich IcCicd at
yeriict lad not been rendered ~ latc hour iaat
eytuinb.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
HOME NEWS.
lnEPMoMErER YESTERDAY, AT HuDNuFS iN
REOADWAi.
Sam So Noon. CO.. 3 z. n. c7o. Mdoir'I O@'
hiyhast during the .ay. 81. Lowest. 80.
Averace 5Js. dIy 1874 OOS.
pnnM1NINT ApNINAIs.

Clarendon HoHl--Vicc Admiral Wellesley and
ISeuI Bractonbry of the Navy aud Capt "lDam
(,orc Jones ui na British L'Piion. Et,sn H0as Fos
TheoTore d. w nlsry OF New Haven J. II Th9ycr ana g NJ
Mead OF And v,r Mas aud Chaiic. 4. Aise" OF ii nn
n T. and Bishop Alfred Lee II Deiaw sie. bof
Ex Gov Thomas G. Fletcher oi Missouri /obt BINi'' %,
Sir Charlcs Hartley o. EnFlann. fbmir' f0h'
Charles Turner Alabama. Wiaf1r U'e-t II l"it'
General Manager to Chicag' and Nor'l tsi'a a'-
way 81 NtCh0I1s Iofsl-Paymaslar Asa H. carey, y =
Army villas 90 Wisconsin 'ra't 'eTft u ~ -
APsenhlvmau tieo-go We; Oi Eaisinr. n. H.CCt.h'H
IN, nov m II a. I,a .f-rss 81 lb.i,ffi Ne
drenue H. H. ilsihor 81 sfatorn cam
James b. fads Louis auI EGnyhan .."fc"se ol Ion
isiana StTsDant Uouse-Oen. ~ ". hturhe'ah1 81 fen
sVl
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
SUPPRESSION OF GAMBLING REsoRTs.

a cOmmunicatlOn rtcelVtd by the BOard or
Police calling attention to gambling house in Dovcrst
caused Superintendent Waing 10 detail two detectives
10 look after the place They arrested Richard Cannon
yesterday ON the charge OF being policy dealer
The First Precinct police of Brooklyn yesterday seized
O policy shop at No. II vcrandah-plsce, with books,
papers &c. showing it to De connected with the Ken
tucky lotteries. William Beak the alleged proprietor,
who arrested. pleaded not guilty before Justice
v ash and committed
John Conaors and John Booth held in 81 900 bail
each Justice Walsh. in Brooklyn yesterday TO await
action of the Grand Jury for keeping faro bank at
No. IL Willoughby st.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
BAeE BALL.

The Flyoway Club Of this city and the Chcl-
60, Clrb Of Brooklyn played on the Eysan Fields, in
IIoboken yesterday afternoon There wero about 1900
spectators witness the game which was not as close as
was expect, d. There only eight innings played,
ovir t1 the lt,rss OF the hour. Tho ChoIscas went
Ia the bat and scored Ave runs the second inning
anI srpt lead during the gamo. Tho Chclsebs won,
securing Is runs 10 their opponents L.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
sI-ICTDE OF A DEsPONDENT TAILOR

James Newland tailor residing on New
ark-sve, Cook st, Jersey City Hghts, committed
suicide yesterday at a. by taking large dose Of
strychnne, which resulted fatally in a few moments.
Mr. Newlsnd had become despondent because, through
his inability collect hs outstanding bills he could not
meet his ENGAGEMENTS. Yesterday he complained that
he was not we'll and refused to go TO breakfast. HIS
wife went TO get him cup OF tea and during her
abssnce he took the poison. When Mrs Newand
turned she found him In convsi0ns and before doctor
arrived Mr. NeWand was dead.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
A CANDIDATE FOR THE GALLONS.

John Quinn of Elizabeth was sent to State
Prison days ago for 10 years for burglary An iron
bar was found his bed and the leaf OF Bible he
wrote note % his fellow prisoners proposing that they
should all combine together mako one rush. XII lne
Tailor and then escape He proposed to lead tns way.
When lie gets on. OF prison he says Do VIII AhOpt Tue
motto of Money and Murder"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
RUNAWAY BOYS STOPPED.

On Thursday night four boys created dis
trhauce in iLc Pennsylvania Railroad depot, in Jersey
CIV aud were elected ono Of them resisted the officer
and was arrested Yesterday morning he was taken be-
fore Judge Keese. He stated that hc vas nearly 10
ycnrs oll Gnd OF W. II. {. Prco OF Harlem On
Thursday Lc. with tu-cc Ctlcr boys, lcU Harlem 70 -
Wet 1hey borsht crackers anl bologna sIu9aSes
aud went Jersey City, n ndng 70 hide H Iieishl,
cr md ride FAR possible The lad Tas remanded
10 await visit from his father
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
CONVENTION OF INDEPENDENT roREsTERs.

The High Court of the Independent Order
OF Forste of the United States at Handel and
Haydn Hall in Philadelphia Oct. 10. This Order
ccded from the English Order last year, TO found In
dependent American High Court. and over 90 new sub
ordinate courts, with about 1000 members have been
organized in The last months. The objects of the
ccty purely charitable closely resembling those OF
American Odd fellowship. physician. medicines. and
50 per furnsncd free TO sick members and the
coming High Court intends pass endowment law,
by which the wives and children OF deceased members
will receiXe 81 600.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
THE CREEywICH-sT. ABDUCTION.

Dennis Sullivan, the grocer at No. 115
Greenwcn-st who has lost his infant son. received in
formation yesterday which caused him TO believe that
the boywho disappeared Wednesday OF last week. and
who supposed to been stolen for rcvenses now
someS here on Long Island servant iu family there
sent Mr. Sullivan word that she knew where his boy
she was by Mr. Sullivan soon az possible, but on
being questioned closely he said that she became rather
confused and her replies were very contradictory. 1t
was ascerancd that the boys hair has been cut off, and
that he has been dressed in Jacket and trousers which
changed his appearance greatly. Mr. sullivan declined
make public the information that he has gained as 10
the place where his child h but said that he would have
the matter investigated Immediately. Detectives Riley
anu O'Brien OF the Police Central Office sent TO
Long Island yesterday TO follow the clcw gwen by per
son who saw "a boy With fir skin golden hair, and Tdy
ewes. riding in q market with sun-burned farmer
Wednesday last At late hour last ennG supern
tendent Wang had received tidings from the detec
tNes
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
staten Island Several hoses recently died, and con-
siderable number arr EV,I Sick
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

YovKErs-Tho recently appointed Receiver OF the
NewYos Boaau and Montreal Railroad has put 100 men NJ
wora t corr pete the construction OF the road between hgh
ISrdge ard North Yonkcrs by the middle of october IL posi-
ole The children oliver Banks Of Oliyerayo, wme play
in In the street picked parcel neaty tea
which ay Mn Banks sIpposnS tho conIe,s 10
be no coal threw parcel into the ire, h,n an ealos
orrI Itself
der Nrs Dsnss badly burned about the hanis aimS
and face .
$50 SlyG.--J IT, Adams Of Lovishoro and o. B HnDsei
Osaain., have been ainOhIoI
m,un 10 the valuation OF the state Prison property
NEw-JERSEY.
UARRIsON-Ihe deadlock in tho Common Connci
was broken on Thursday night and the following officers were
elected Town Treasurer. f. NJ Reilly; Town Clerk Law
rtnce Fagn; Town Counsel John G. ID urning.- ooy
named Thomas sheridan OF Secondst, fen from soop IN
home, Thursday. and died from ule injuries
within Al hodf. -
FRKTHoLD BARCLAY snyder, Chosen Freehoinor OF m'
township abscoled IL supposed to sonth Afncfs c
iy,ng with AHA 800 nclOlgng To his nelghDois o
hld been largely special elecLon W Hi INC
vacancy will bo held on OCT. !.
EIIzAnErli-p General Jewell has ordered the
PUsuICD a. Do kept IRON oh
SUNDAY morning Or" d. s. Perry wa7 arrglel yestei
day B,ore trial on the charge oi abOisiOi
HoHOKEyIuhn scott enployf " the Delaware I@lcka
Western BlrOai COMPANY was p@in
20 crossing eseiday and severely ihJuro1
Som.ggIIr--Th annual fair Of the Somerset comfy
Fafrcr5 api MANUFACTURING Association WILL DO neu III us
place Oct I aud y.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
POLICE NOTES.

boy named William Jackson fell from the ROOF
Of No 81 yesterday evening, and fractured lis
Skull
Thomas Fleming n prisoner committed to tho
Tos on Aug o Oh charge grand larceny, died yesterday
morning.
john Kross Of No. ~ Bay'erst. fell from trnck
Ca1ast yesterday afternoon over and Ms eie reg
Was broken.
Coroner Kessler yesterday held an INQUEST on tho
boiy o John lamont who killed By faling down the
nacay tho Steamer City Of Montreal Aug ~ The jury
verdict O accidental dcatb and ceLsuIeu tho Co
Yaly for not proyidng proper ladders.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

Ccntlrmen's HATS, Fall style for 1879. ato
r-y iDr lnsp.c on and sale. srENs,nD, llB Nassau sL
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

GORrON's FOOD ron lIORsrs AND CATTLE.
economy VEor Speed, Endurance, Glossy Goa aud Per
.sIJn secured by using this food. ~ y Depot, "
81
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

LCvDBORG's CALlFORNIA WATER for the
toilet and ba delightful substituted for Cologne Ray Rum.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
BANKING HorsR OF JOHN HALL 8 co.

BANKING HousR OF JOHN HALL CO..
FORT Ann, y. w. sept =, 1915.
NJARVINs SAFE CO., go Broadway, New
MI YORK
,FvnINEN: Mr.. Barger has this day opened tho Alum
and DRY Plaster ma c by which in the
hre Of last SATURDAY night when tree buildings our bank
be lg in buhlng entirely destroyed We
much plcsei - ni It's contents wen preserved In
fact a paper OF kind injured excepting by tho
steam which was generated by great heat T. which tho
,aie hal exposed The double Burglar Chest Was ia
onir money valuable papers therein
BY steam, but otherwise uninjufel.
VILLAGE having fire engine we could get no water on
the bildDgs down. For long time the
safe heat appearance alarmed all who saw
A. fearing books papers could not be- preserved
destruction We grsat pleasure IN extending 10
the perfection OF work, Whereby
have valuable books and pspcrs Very truly yours
JOHN HALL Co.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

TIE TIDE TrRNING.-PeOple from the wa
places Rushing homcwarl and TO ilAoAs st. es No
- ;rIadWIy b33 Broadway aI In the tlH ave-
NJ Hotel eager HAr5 OF the Fall style Il& hat
ten LAT est pro,ucti Is nis best aohiey enept
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
Day NJ AC

writes rs "rrom Iny experience free TO that 80
no, Ointment DN ICs GALVANIC fOsE SALE ~ without
an ,la," n it constantly for Calls and AL
4 kiu Of diseases.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
sHA11 POLICEMEN DE INTIMATE WIN rnIEvEsl

The question of dismissing from the force
Patrolnan David Harvey Of the Eighth Precinct for
talking 10 minutes Princest. with wellknovn thief
was discussed in the Board OF Police yesterday s0me
members regarded il part Of police duty 10 talk with
thieves as learn their resorts and what they
doing Commissioners Smith and VOorhs voted in
favor Of dismissal, and Commissioners Matsell and
Disbecker against IT, President Ma'se then moved TO
fine Harvey 30 days pay, and the discussion was
resumed but finally ali the Commissioners agreed that
policeman Who was intimate terms with thieycs vas
No: ii. 10 belong t. the Department resolution
adopt0d that the Committee on Rule. and Discipline
shol lake into consideration the prOpry Of preparing
n rTo that all oAicer5 who should be seen cOnNersing
with persons % improper character. unless under the
direct orders Of the superintendent should Dc subject 10
tAe penalty OF dismissal.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
LAnlou1c-m mont3
BURYETT's COCAINE prevents hair falling

DIR. LYON's TOOTH TARIFFS
Are used AZ tho West Point Academy.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
ALkEGEp BRUTALITY OF RAILROAD OFFICIALS.


Henry Il. Pugh died yesterday at st. Francis
Hospital, IN Jersey City, from Injuries sustained by
jumping from train tho Northern Railway, at the
west end Of the Erie Tunnel last Wednesday Pugh IN
his ane-morem statement, alleged that he had been
forcby elected from he train by some person whom no
believed TO DO the conductor. Peter Kline conductor OF
the train was arrested, and proved that he taking
tickets in different car from the from which Pugh
jumped and aid not see him Jump Oh. Kline was dis
charged biz cOgrzance 70 appear Tor further
examination this noriing. Last night Detective Clos
arrested Michael GroCGn. brakeman, on suspicion that
De pushed Mr. PUCh of the tram. GrO,an says the man
jumped oil Of his accord.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
JERSEY CITY.
The special committee appointed by the Board Of

The special committee appointed By the Board OF
Aldermen 10 investigate ALLEGED frauds in replgg the
City II ~ met yesterday IL yii' - l-.5iJ.
Stephen McKiyer, drillmaster on tho Penusylya-
MA Railroad Greene ST. crossing
tcrday morning, and died from his NJ uiles
The closing regatta of the Hudson Boat Clnb will
be rowed in the South this afternoon The viii
s Of single scul Tor the Cub championship medal and
u awOrkingDOIt race.
The committee TO invcstiga'o he charges preferred
against the Board OF Education hy Dir cor Uons @il meet
tseyoDihc at sooi house No. They have invited dozen
citizens 10 SIT V ith the.l
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

The committee TO invcstCato The charges preferred
against the OF Education W Dir cor Holns @il meet
tsevonihc school house No =. They have invited dozen
citizens 10 SIT with theA
NEWARK.
The price of milk is to be advanced to 10 cents per
quart
Peter Duffy Of Ncw-York wac Yesterday fined $40
for i'll treating hors, attached to = heavy load.
The first annual regatta Of the Triton Climb Will
take place on the passac River this afternoon.
large number of horses Rave lately been attacked
by similar to tho pizootc 40 fatal cases have yet
been reported
Mr.. Trimmer. wife and child Of Chester, n. j..
Thy Thy blew dis''1 out the light
Philip Rouse who has n wife and fvo children in
Prince st. fell from ladder with full Of brick YESTERDAY
In East Of 4o feet and fractured his skull
A Mrs. Gould yesterday bought some soap of a
female peder ard 80 bill in psymcnt The peddicf
got back. '"'
The driver of Rrocer's wagon was thrown from
seat narrowly escaped death Thursday evening
while crossing Pennsylvania Railroad track at the Centre
ST. depo his wagon beinc by the pilot OF locomotive
County Physician Dodd has decided that Henry
Cook alas William Laton the circus actor who was found
dead in hi. room Thursoay rnng did not iai n win
Gated His body taken to Paterson for interment yes
terlay.
The conductor of the Morris and Essex Railroad
train leaving New Ark at yesterday for NewYork
Intellectual attempts to stop the train ou the
Meadows by pulling the berope His third attempt snapprd
the rope The conductor then signaed 20 pas stan
OF forward 10 pull the 1n erOt
successful the time had nearly
miles at high speed And all tho conductor wanted after
all wss 70 put of "cOmmuter."
LONG ISLAND.
HUNTERS PoINT-The Long Island Railroad Com
pany making many improvements The depot buildings
being painted the roadbe is being improved During
the Fall and Wnier much OF the old iron the main line viii
BE- replaced BY steel rails Considerable rolling stock has
been placed the tracks recently and within the past
week two powerful locomotives have been aided
STATEN ISLAND.
ToTTKNvILIH.-The body of Mrs Rachel Rutan
who perished at the burning of her
morning. found in the runs and will
GhsrchyA MI. Rutan had S. 100
property in the Yonkers Insurance Company.
TONPKSsvILIE-A kerosene lamp exploded
Thursday
building but the names
damage done
RossvIILE1he bush meeting OF the colored MehOists
who seeded from the Zion Church Rossylle held
Tour ets woods. closed yesterday.
CIHmI-Ths hoTss disesee prevails sons extent upon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-10
The report of the Fifth Auditor, Mr.. Ella.

Lie report Vi tlIc + lItu AuultOr, MI. Lila,
contains many interesting figures. The
cost of foreign ministers for the wear was
$50 0o). The consular service has sup
ported itself by fees, with $4,000 to spare.
The total cost of the collection of internal
revenue, including special allowances and
office expenses, was S2,1S5,000, and the
total amount collected, $103, 900. The
amount of spirit stamps sent collectors is,
in round numbers, S62, 100000; tobacco,
snuff and cigars, 1885,, 100000; beer stamps,
$o.4O0 900; special stamps, SlO.4OO.oOO;
adhesive stamps, to agents, $4,000, 900
Among the miscellaneous expenditures of
the State Department were $40 900 for the
expenses Of his Hawaiian majesty. Kala-
kua. The rent OF prisons for American
conaicts in japan, China, Siam AMI Tur-
kew was S16,4 400. The amount of awards
to British subjects was 81 100000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-10
Probate Court.

HARVEY TILDEN, JUDI. N.ACHAsE, Register
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District OF
Washington, during the week ending No
vember s.
Nov > Il. G.. Perkins eState-Com-
missioner's report returned. Ira Holden :
estate-LicenSe to sell real estate granted.
RI. Hills estate-Will proved; Nathaniel
Perkins, administrator; l.. Uerrick and
III Lance.appraisers and commissioners.
Gurus Stoddard's est;lte-Will proved; A.
z. Stoddard. administrator.
Nov. 3. Lucinda Goves estltc-A. c..
Bliss, administrator.
Nov i. Jonas Abbott's cstate-Com-
missioner's report returned; ii. Temple
ton. J. l.. Poor and A. A. Bliss, CONS.
of Homestead. Eliakim Aliens estate
administration account referred to Novcm-
Der SO.
Nov 5. Lynus Barnarl's eState-Com-
missioner's report returned.
Nov. 6. ID. p. Dudley's estate-Com-
missioner 5 report returned. Isaac Vim
cents estates. S. Kelton AMI I. b.
Stevens, appraisers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-10

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.-There is con :
siderable excitement ut Dartmouth Col
lege, Just now, on account of the arrest of
ten or twelve of the students. 1t appears
that the students attended IN auction sale
of books ut the store Of j. j. Parker. last
week, and, as he claims. behaved in 4
very unbecoming manner. breaking win
dows, furniture, &c, and asSaulting him
self and clerk Parker obtained indict-
ments against ten of the number, and
Tuesday night, the sheriff called at the
rooms of the students at one o'clock, and
requested them to get up and accompany
him. The request was complied with and
they were locked up until morning when
they were taken to the cars at Norwich
station, and to Plymouth for trial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-10

At the last session Of Congress, law
was passed giving Members and Senators
of the last Congress tn" franking privilege
for the transportation Of documents until
Der Of Congressman are consequently at
Washington making the most of the three
weeks left to them for free distribution of
their piles of pub. doc's.'