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PHYSICIANS And HOSPITAL GOVERNMENT.
HOW TO PREVENT CiAsUISG.

HOW TO PREVENT CiAsUlSu'
To the Edtter or rae Tribune
4 SIR, know nothing whatever of the merits
of the question Of the removal dropping OF four gentle
men on the Office of Attending Physician IN the Pres
byterian Hospital discussed by your correspondents
yrsf re mas but do know something OF Inc frequency
Of mlsunders andngs both in this country ana IN In
gland between the llymen and physicians Who haVo tue
care OF hospitals, and believe frequent cause OF me
collisions chickering's that is 70 be found 10 the
fact that there usually physicians on tho nan
aging boards The aymen consequently oftfn cd 10
encroach upon ground which the medical men thlnk
belongs Them and thus ealOses and actual quarres
arise Medical said b. some laymcn to be tAil'-
skinned and hard 10 get with and they probably arc
when opinions and plans which they have matirey
formed secuted and opposed by those Who nave not
had equal opportunities to form correct aud when
they made the underlnGs, without pay oI nos
pitas which are usually founded by them, and which
could not exist IA moment without their services; bni
place them on terms Of equality with those who furnish
the money for institutions to which the physicians
give their experience, skill and time, and our
doctors are found to DO as practicable ~
other mea It is said, on good authority, that one
of the directors Of hospital then Just being established
in this city was given the following advice b. an expo
rience member of Board OF OF an old hos
pal whatever you do be sure that you keep youreet
upon the neck of the doctors" II is this attempt 10 keep
the feet Of lay directors vol planted thaoen causes the
uneasy the medical staff venture 10 predict
that we shall have no pornanent peace in the management
of hos pitfalls until medical men found among the CHEFS
as well IA among the snbordnates The experience of
the recent great vars OF the world shows tina; thoy
competent for both situations. MEDICAL MAN
Acir- York MAY q, 1879
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SACRED CONCERTS.

The concert at St. Ann's r. c. Church to-
morrow evening. undor the direction OF Mr. L. Dachauor
will present two contemporary works OF some Import
ance-GOunOd's "Gala" and verdi's Requiem Mass. ="
The Requiem has just been revived with marked success
In Paris aud announced for speedy production for the
drst time in London The soprano solo in the Gaa"
will be sung by COrradL In the Requiem the solos
will 10 given by Miss COrTadi Miss t,Omen Mr.. P1Ser
Mr. Biun and MI. Weinch There viii be q chorus OF
couIse An ave MARIA Of Mr. Dacha1ers will be sung
between the parts
concert viii also be given tomorrow evening At St.
sary Church Of the Immaculate Conception, Brooklyn
Il d al Wfreh Mr. GIlmDro's band and nanDer Of
yOessts will furnish the entertainments
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OBITUARY..
CAPT sHERARD osEORN. R.N.

a London telegram announces the death OF
Cant sherard Osborn one of the most distinguished Off
GERS OF the British Navy. Born IN England in 1922, he
entered the naval service n 1887, served in the Indian
and Chinese seas. and in $40 went volunteer with the
Arctic expedition sent search Of Sir John Franklin
Io sorvod with credit in the Russian and in 1857
went in command Of the Furious, with squadron Of
cunats TO China where he took part in the capture Of
the Tau forts in 1857. and subsequently gated the
Yantsze az far US Hankow, COO miles from the
Returning 70 England in 1850 he placed tho year
following in command oi the Donegal lOl guns, and en-
barked "a portion of the eYpediti0nary force sent To
Mexico. In June, 1862, Capt. Osborn entered tie
servo, OF the Emperor Of China and at the instance tf
that monarch had squadron Of six vessels constructed
and equipped England for the purpose of sppresing
piracy on the Chinese coast Capt. Osborn brought the
vessels to the neghbOThcod OF Pekng, but be and the
Emperor failed to agree. and ho returned to
England Retnterng the British service, Capt
Osborn was appointed TO command the Royal
sovereign, n vessel adapted TO test the new
system Of turrets invented by Capt Cowper p Coles.
Having reported the perfect snccess with which l2t0n
guns were for tho first time used at In the British
navy and otherwise shown merits Of the sys
tenn Capt Osboln resigned the command OF the Royal
Sovereign and retired from active service. Capt Osborn
engaged frequently tho controversies in the London
press Oh Chinese and naval topics and was author OF nu
merous interesting works. among hicb may be mentioned
stray Leaves from an Arctic Journal" published In
1852 T" Quedah, Ny Journal IN Maayan aters, III
1s51 tIse IN anal Tste " sr John FTankn
Tho Past and OF British ielations in China
and Japanese Fragments" In 1850. He Was also
contributor 10 periodical literature
E. B. Cogswell well-known printer and
Prominent member Of Typographical Union No. g. died
suddenly last night at the Park Hospital ME- Oogsweli
sdelegnte IN the International Uni%n st It's seeson
IN Richmond three ycss ago aud was hrlQ IA gtAlii
esteem by hB fellow crLishch
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Burr and daughter Of tho late Dr. VIM IS.
Fnmera services At the residence husband %
Portland ave- MOnGay afternoon l0h nat. nj oc!dck.
The remains VIII DO taken To bridgeport for merment ON
Tuesday morning.
COTTON TUESDAY, February ls in BaeTos Ayres south
D. D. Pattsburg NewYork. the Sjth year Of his
DAY-In Roxbury Delaware County n. y at the residence
'restOn. sarah lay IN the 9Th year OF her
Funeral At her lGto residence, Sunday, May 9.
FOsTER-In Brooklyn Friday evening, May T. Of conges
w." yl 81 y Hs gt' Fe, cd rca and 10 months ~
The remains VIII DO taken to lion. ~ Y
GkNiNA Ms rssGsnS S " Of SauH aac Se
(ienin. In The 59th year u hs
rye To lS on M ono aS TO- at carriage. be
waiting at RyeStaon to meet ne NV rors anI Isyen -
relatives " the family are invited 10 attend tie funeral with
further notice
HUGHES-At St LouiS on The "a INST, augustus DO II.
Hughes Of Now Orlc sns. in tho +0t year ot his sso
irtrnia and those Of HI. brother g. H. Hughes are nso
attend h.s funeral AZ Dr. tios0ys Church corner ~
Twenty secondst and FouIthae on saturday the eIa
inst. At p III
LEwIS-At Port Jers " y Nav 2. after long and pain
Illness Miss Cath.rine A Lewis stepdshshter oil ho
aus ; 1 ~. residence Of George Brohcah esq sstur.
day. May IL O'Clock Internent al Mil'to"n ~ l..
at ll5 y. H.
MEAD-sudleny. May s. Robert W. Mead at Black Hawk,
His remains viii Greenwich Conn., for nterment
0DELI-rn BrooAyn May 9. Samuel e. F. oden. in the
Funeral services on sy 10 O'Clock from tie sands Stree,
ID r. Churcf Relatives requested 10 meet at his Late
residence. No. 81 sands ~, at l3u precisely.
sHOTwELL-At West Farms, Wednesday, May 5, Anna III.
seIiiye, and fronds respectfully invited tn
attend her funeral ate rsence. saturday May y.
al IL VIII be IN waiting Of IreU'i on te ar
Of tho 1885 U ain iIOm Forty -co"Ldst haI!em
Road.
rIIGHMAN-On THURSDAY May g. at his lato residence 81
Last Fiftyocond st., horato D lIghuan IN the IAN year
Funeral today Saturday, 100 p. m, from St Thomas
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aATTRnAY. NAY 9.

aAITR DAY. MAY z.
For Europe via Queenstown end Llverpo BY me team
Mail otea.I sails 80 m, from per No. o. North
River.
m A SuunCmentary Mail is closed at | r No supple
Mail steamship sails az p l from Piot No ~
North River -.-----,,-
Main mai close at 80 a. supplementary Mail Is
cn,ed Al the Once at 100 Steamship sails at p
II, 'om pier foot Of Thiri.st. HOboken.
For belgium direct via Antwerp by tile steamship state OF
Nevada mails At Steamship sails from HarbecA
stores brooklyn. al . - -.
For Nassau Kings on Savanla and Santa " rtha by tho
steam shp ClerSbe mails cO6" IT a. steamship SAILS from
pier 30 ) |, North River. at II Il. ~.
Mails for Key est by the steamship city OF A1stn coso az
m steamship ais At D. Ill., from Pier No 20 East River
Mail for Newfoundland close At the New York fostOhce
Maii Tor HALIFAX n s. is closed at the HewYOrk Post
once every day at u p nj. $500
All Mails close IL O'Clock a. IL The PostOHcs 10 open
frpn A. N. 10 IL
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Gueeial Notices.
Lord Il Taylor.

lord & TayIor Grand and Chrysests-Enr. Body Brus-
se 80 and 81 10 eng and AN Tapestry . aud IL Ia
Rare we'll known TREES and PLtNTa :. h PAR
SONS e SONS near kissena station. Finishing. y. Y
,iIk Elastic steeAin.. belts Enes caps abdominal sap.
MAisI = truss 0nire Nescy-st. Lady in attendance.
i,upture and Physical Determines. successfully treated
oy Dr. r. "a nice oi '.e or az Hon urn o an asn y
PAUL. No connection with any other ocs this
Po-I-OGce NoIice.-Tho MAILS FOR EUROPE foT ths
week ending sAlL hDAI Nay : 1918, VIII close at THIS
WEDNESDAY a; u m on THURSDAY at l;30a. M aud
on SATURDAY AZ 40 and ll.5C d ~ T. l.JAMEe. Y. NJ.
The Great Engiss Kennedy for Goat and kheamati.u
All sufferers the above complaints either Of
long stsndng advised BLAIRs GOVT and RHU.
MAIIC PILLS They be risd upon the sac aud
yor'y used Europe Tor many years with the greatest sue
rr pared by PRouT & HARsANT, 200 Strand, London,
England Wholesale Agents-H. PLANrEN q son. ~
WIlLau-st New-York.
Advertisers desiring gain the attention and pa
tronase of Farmers and aSre ultursts, VIII hnd THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective mo-
dun I! reaches farmers and those Of better
class than any weekly paper published Advornse.
men to secure proper Classification should he handed
before Monday Of the week Of Issue.
The Nest Attractive Ofaees In TowB.-The universal
testimony al who have the Offices IN the rRlB
UNE building that they the MOST ATTRACTIVE and
all things c0usderod the CHEAPEST anywhere In that part
OF town third and half OF tho building is now
rented who desirable Offices should make carry
spncstiou The rooms arc all beautifully finished In hard
wood ASH with elegant ganxture heat and water IN every
ROOM all exceedingly light and airy are perfectly senu
lated all have outside windows communicate directly with
the nearly all s'o independent entrances from
the hall MANY really for tenants iss
Of NAV and ON that day and I'm following Moncay esss
lawyers advertising Agents coVed In Other
only waiting fur the eisystOts whcn ail ocxta
running Within week Tenants amy day. App-
sats.a sasaA 10 uaic ~ THE TRIBUNE Counting soS@
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TIE PEOPLES FRIEND.-It is susceptible Of
cay proof that The ScW.ngMaehine has been greater
blessing 10 the of American people than any Ill
vntio of the present century. Nothing else has done
80 much to save the lives and health OF the wives ana
mothers the patient overworked women Of the lnd WHO
az class most needed relief from the burdens OF every
day life Every father and husband fails IN his dry II he
nr..erS e,dow his home with such triumph al sci
ence as the wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma hire. " s sold ON
easy monthly payments at S27 and so Broadway, new
York; lib FoIrtist. Brooklyn; Newarkttye. jersey
Company want few more good agents.
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weather and light rains with lower stationary temper
atiry. ,, 4,
For y,,r- York and HexEngidnd, rising. (otored oy
f1ilino barometer iHrrerspg edseriy vtrds. warhs~
cif0r, JoiiOred by cloudy reaLher -
Por the Middle Atlantic States. rising followed ny
falling barometer. increasing southcastery wnos'
wnruer, cloudy weather and possibly rain
The Mississippi River viii probably rise between Cairo
and VcjSsburg. ,
CsuOnary -iguals ordered Tor the lower hRe5 an"
the Middle Atlantic coast.
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THE ALLEGED WAREHOUSE FRAUDS.


An EsTABLGsHliF NJ ASSERTED 10 III UNDER SEIZURE.
1t was stated yesterday. and generally be-
loyed among wartbou-emen, that the warehouses Of
WOlh Bros, NOS IL 10, II, and 20 Bridgesi.. and
Nos. and Soonest. under seizure by the United
states authorities pending investigation into their
aairs by the Custom house officials. visit to the build
ing showed that the stores closed. seemingly nj
least aud there evidences that any business
carried on man. apparently porter al the stores
when asked whether the buildings were In charge OF the
Custon authorities said that he did not know and
in regard 10 the prOpetors. -ad they were not within
and he did not know where they could he found. He
p"adrd ali matters connected with the
establishment.
The Third Division Of the CusOmIIOuse. which has u
rl-dictOu warehouses. a- been in the opinion
Of warchousemen. badly administered since the
signatou OF ThOm.L, L. James Deputy Collector to
take the PO,tm8stCr-hip Col Dies An-cs. who sic
ceeded Postmaster James was arrested for completely ~
the silk frauds Of Graf and Lawrence The present i'll
cumbent a named Osborn, whose office and time,
Is stated uscd by bis personal friends To the cxc
sion of persons who have legitimate business with the
Warehouse Department. the Third Division Is called.
The governmental WarchOuscman stationed at tue
ptctcd stoits Is named Thomas llagan.
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house being re-openeh for this occasion Matilda Heron
viii emerge from her retirement and enact Camille.
The Wallack audience Is summoned this
evening" by the Of change Of bill at that
thea,er-"The Rivals" and "a Happy Pair" replacing
"Tbe Road to Ruin"
Those who like French pieces and French
acting may enjoy those nxures this evening at the Ly
ccun Theater, where Nile. Girardn takIs benefit and
appears in threS Fronoli plays.
l'lay-goers should remark that Ristori says
goodby 20 thom to-day az matinee at the LS ceuin act
Ing La0 Borpia aud that 1iis Nelson SAYS good-by
tonight ~ Boo6s rheiter. acting Iaise aud part Of
gl,xl
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NJ. r: Alderman Manning. Major A. p. Lceoh o. Orme
Msey, @ c.. 4. Falkner. q a.: Alderman j, inmison,
Cir A. 1uinness. Bart: Sergeant Armstrong, slT
WsCarot, A. D.: John J. rasDrll, Earl Dnnravrn SIT
L. Paul, Kart; John b. VeDables Vernon ID. l.
The Irish team have not yet bein selected seven
days appointed for pusc competition In Dublin;
Belfast, and London, April 81. May 3, 8 To- 20 ana
90 with fifteen sbOts ut 500 600, and 1000 ynrs n"
sighting shots will be allowed The targets, Wimbledon
Of
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Clara Morris, Mr.. George F. Rowe, and
Mr. rank Mayo viii act IN Brooklyn this sitcrnoon on
he occasion OF tho benefit W the Conway girls
The artisans and others employed at the
Park Theater Will have benefit tDoro to-night-the
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THE STATE or TRADE.


SAY Francisco Cal. Siay The following are the latest
mining stock quotations oph Ia Mexican - a t'oll
an Crrry and Belcnsr o. CbOiaT, - II aIo and
Ncrcross .0i Crown Point 32 Yellow Jacket, II q I'm.
peTia. Empire. Kenrues II 2: Alpha ~ - lelcher
ba Confidence. 90 Con. virginia 400 sierra Nevada
5, California 6Ja, Bullion G34 overmann, %; Justice.
100; Union, savage 100
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Sun 400 Sln -rts..---. % noon Hes'-iI'Ao
WAIEB tHis DAY. "
Sandy Hoax gj9 1882 Hell q. Ferry
wArEK IBL- DAl-P 81
sandy IIoOk - Cows IsLIndllO3 lLoA o. FERRY O2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08

Dun, Barlow g. Co., the prOprietors of the
Mercantile Agency 0dycrtise that Of their clerks has
taken copies reports and retailing them 10 the
parties reported. They request that all persona with
whom mis- clerk has Communicated should confer III
recfy win them instead " acting through nrd party
ulicn lOIablN rclnOst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08

synopsis 'or the pas. hoeiity.Tosr hours.
The storm center has moved from Kansas
slowly eastward into iowa.
The barometer ha- fallen rapidly over the Ohio Valley,
the lower lakes and westward with occasional rains aud
increasing south and east winds.
The pressure has risen in the Middle and Eastern States
with generally clear weather.
The rivers have fallen at Omaha, Cincinnati and
Louisville, but risen nc Memphis.
F,rObdbii,ncs.
During Saturday the south Atlantic and Gu States
falling barometer, sOutheriy wind. warmer, partly
cloudy weather. aud local rains
Tor Tnnes-ee sud TIM Ohio Valley. the upper Misss-
,ippi and lower Missouri Valleys, falling, followed by
rising barometer warm southwest winds, vecring TO
cold northwest, cloudy weather aud occasiOnl light
lain
For tho Lake region, falling barometer, INCREASING
northeast winds, Lacking " ECril gtsJ, threatening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08
Saws late issue of The Philadelphia City

em Ingenuity has been taxed to End the surest ana
most direct means % reaching the public and the bus
ness man who would advertise specially, and get tnc
great, good The greatest number IN the shortest
space OF time. il compelled 10 20 10 GEO. r. R0WhLk Il
90 of NeV-YOrk for advice Why 10 this house Be-
Gauss il is the head and front OF The advertising business
1t prompt, methOdG. and clear in ITS transSet"ns
confidence OF all the houses which al
X-,Ytl.p mUSt."
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Sore Throat 81 the form resisted every remedy
until tried GILES JNlMESr I0DDB or AAS0SA, which onreI
me-. SIMEON CONLip. 10 second ST., Albany, New YORK -
Sold all druggists. Depot No. Adj Sixthsyor ~. Z.
Only and III bottle
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NvvOrrr,Ss NAV Flour in lair demand and stronger
ANAL stock. common ~ 75dS5I SuperiDe, 20 29dSb 81 a
Double Extra - 5rs Ire6.o do 80 s2%s7 Ch9les o.
Wife sS90c oats In moderate demand ut I4075c. Bran
btg,r Al u lrL9Sl 20 lay dnll; Prime "a Pork 100
Iii. s0d a. so DIV sailed Mcat--Shoulders, 9i.c;
lear Ri5 and sides. l2isg 2 Bacon weaker Shout
- aa,c lear Rib and Clear Sdc5 - l3c. Hams quiet
~ il Ia ii sc Iard demand Tierce. l5i21l5c krg
I6i,c sugar scarce advancing Common. &C; Pa 10 Fully
SIR a.. Prime . -. MOIsses Fair
Isr-neufng iSc. Common not Fcrmcntng, 900 Whisky
nrrhanV-d Coffee unchanged. Corn Meal IN moderate de
nand Al - 7J1s3 50 Exchslgo-NeSI YORK sight prem
sterling 563ta Gold. ll6it
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
ppovrnESrF r. L. May Printing Cloths quiet II last
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he nrcho.fra is consfirited az follow:

Besides these there will be the grand organ and the usual
extra Instruments. such cymbss. triangle, email
drum &c The chorus is said to DO more than 1000
sroug though we have official statement Of it's
exact number Tho Festival opens Tuesday and lasts
n haI
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H1RRIED.

BRTsTOw- -Thrrsiay May az the residence u
me brides parents by tho Rev Joseph Wild u. D. Henry
BIistos Mary T. Ha.sey, all Of Brooklyn. No cards
HEWITT SHEPARD on Thursday Nay AZ the residences
bvics mother Brooklyn, by the Rev Charles H. Hall
d. D.. OF dolly Trinity church Charles Hewitt 1t
Brooklyn gpcs daughter OF tho late Lorenzo shepard
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DIED.

Al Notice, Of Mayriage, must be isdy,sed Sia M
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GOVERNNENT WE4THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTING NJ,

OFFICE OF The CHIEF 5niSAL OYTiCE9,
WAsHIsGTUS, saturday, May :. ls75-l: u. IN.
synopsis for the past t'ccnfgfonT hours.
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pEPIETrRE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., May Printing Cloths quiet ~ II
auOtaIOns.
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Purchase Of extra pi1Zrs Tor the annual rne meeting
Presentation Of prizes 1t Exhibition Palace.
rxpeus. out successfully the foregoing
erauuns who 4,
unite in honOring repT sentative fenon OF AbofiaL
vrd subscribe and 10 lend tbcr valuable a " tn
nance q national compliment
Then follow the ~ thu Reception Committee
among the most psomnent Of whom tine Iug!t Hon
the L0T1 Mayor VI Ddb,lu, Earl Kingston, MLiI. BIDO.s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-08
Probate Court.

HARVEY TILDEN. Judge. MA. CHASE, Register
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District OF
Washington, during the week ending Sept.
9th
Aug. 81. Francis Paquin's estate-ap-
pllcation for license to sell real estate re-
terred to Sept. %. c. f. and G. f. Goves
neutrality-suspicious. for license to
sell real estate referred to Sept. 10. l..
Bsutwell's estate-assignment made An
drew French's estate-account allowed and
assignment made. Geo. G. Chamberlin' s
estate-estate assigned widow.
Sept. l. Elijah Nye's estate-adminis-
tratlon account allowed and decree made
James Batchelders estate-Samuel Cree
and Ira Stone, commissioners. w. A. o.
goods Observation-Disclosures account re-
ferred to Sept. %. Della j. Hamblets
guardlanship-E. A. Hamblet guardian.
Sept. 3 w. L. Slayton's estate-Will
referred for probate to Sept. 90. c. "
Bancroft's state-commissioner's report
returned.
Sept. 4. Sally Grants estate-Will
proved. II. w. T'rench's estate-applica-
ton for extension, and for license to sell
real estate referred to Sept %.
Sept. 6. Isaac w. Browns estate-Will
referred for probate to Sept 90. T. N.
Courser's cstate-C. c. Putnam. Jr., adj
ministrator de bonis. Ida and Mary Dan
iel's guardianship application for license
to sell real estate referred to Sept. %.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-08

July last, and her friends have since been unable
to ascertain her whereabouts.
Warren Mellen, until within f-w months one Of
"iimingtons most thriving and respecten farmers
committed suicide on Sunday forenoon by shooting
himself with shot gun. Dependency caused by
the loss Of his eyesight was undoubtedly the cause
A house and barn belonging to Mrs. Gibson were
burned at Dummerston. Sunday night with 25 tons
of hay, 200 bushels of oats and COW. The fire
was propably set by tramps.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The National Black River Bank has purchased
a chl onOmcter lock.
The Colorado Leetle has appeared at Plymouth
and some reghboring towns.
The machinery of the Bethel peg factory has been
sold to prrtes in Oakland, Cal.
l.. X Davidson of Perkinsville has cat which is
| twenty-five years of age and is quite smart.
new cornet band has been organized in Ches
ter, consisting of II members. with A. Is. Straight
as leader.
Ned wilson, cleik in the Bellows Falls Nat
ional Bank while using lawn mower, Friday was
badly injuredby running an iron rod into his body.
The inhabitants of Brid9ewater, to the number OF
p or 3d. turned ont one day last week and cut
has been sick all the season.
The house OF Charles Morse, of Rochester Hol-
low, Windsor county was entered by burglars and
robbed, Saturday night, the 2lst, of q 500 in
bonds, and 81 $50 IN bills. No clue to the robbers
but strong suspicious against certain parties.
Mr. Albert Campbell. OF Weston, went out fishing
| few days ago in Mount Tabor. While he was
busily making his way up stream, and at the
| same time hooking the seductive trout, he noticed
| furious paving IN the water In the shadow Of an
old tree few feet ahead. He seized a club and
| ran toward the apot. He jumped upon the log and
just as he did SO the nose of large black bear
was pushed above the water and was being rapidly
followed by the body. In a moment he raised his
club and ST. uck severe blow across the protrud
ing nose. To his establishment the bear fell ovnr
dead without a struggle. Mr.. Campbell was SO
overcome with excitement and became So weak
that he was obliged to lie down a while Alter re
covering his strength he procured assistance and
the bear was taken out and found to be large one
| weighing 400 pounds.-Rutidnd Herald.