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No. 2.-An act relating to the Vermont Reforr
School

II Is hereby enacted, etc.
SEC. l. As soon as practicable after the com
pletiOn OF the Vermont Reform School buildings
at Vergennes, as authorized by an act approved
January 10, A. d. 1876 entitled "An act reIating
to the Vermont Reform School," 1t shall be the
duty OF the trustees and superintendent there
and committed within the buildings so CON-
pleted as aforesaid, and such transfer and COM
mitments shall In all respects. be deemed law
ful and regular, and legal continuance OF theIr
sentences OF Imprisonment respectively, the
same AS though they had been Kept In said
school at Waterbury.
SEQ. 2. The proceeds of the sale OF the real
estate and property at Waterbury, authorized
10 be sold by the terms OF the act Aforesaid,
shall be invariable for the benefit OF said reform
school, and may be drawn from the state treas
ury upon the order OF said trustees and used In
paying the expenses or finishing and furnishing
said school buildings.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from Its
passage.
Approved, January 10. ISIS.
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No. Am act relating TO convictions and SON.
tences 70 the Vermont ReIOrm School.

II Is hereby enacted, etc.:
SEC. ]. No boy under the age OF ten years
shall be sentenced 10 the Reform School for any
offense which by the general law is punishable
by fine only provided, that when any boy UNI
der that age shall be sentenced by any court 10
pay fine, or Il fine and COSTS and shall be com
mltted for the non-payment thereof, such COM
mitmeht shall be 10 the reform School instead
Of the county jail, and the mittlmus shall be
drawn accordingly.
sEc.2. This act shall take effect from Its pas
sage.
Approved, January 10, 1875,
No. 5.-An act relating 10 the Jurisdiction and
authority OF the judges or the supreme court
over boys confined ut the State Reform
School.
IL is hereby enacted, etc:
SEc.--The kindred or friends OF any boy con-
fined at the State Reform School, or the select
men or overseer OF the poor OF any town, or
mayor or aldermen OF any city, from which such
boy is sent TO said school, may by petition and
summons annexed, signed by any Judge OF the
supreme court, cause such boy To be brought
before said Judge, who shall have full Jursdio-
ton on ali matters and questions relating TO
such boys confinement at said school, and may,
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| upon such petition and hearing, discharge such
| boy from said school, or remand him back TO
said school, or make sueh oId I,, or orders IN
| reasonable and the record upon said petition,
made and signed by the judge hearing said case,
shall BIO final and conclusive In such case:
Approved, January Is. 1875.
| No G.-An act in amendment OF an act approx
| ed November 10, 1886, entitled "An act for the
regulation and government of the Reform
school," and In amendment OF an act in addi-
| tion thereto, approved November 81, 1867
| 1t is hereby enacted, ETC.:
SEC Section 0ps Of an act pprSSea No
iation and government Of the Vermont Reform
school, /" Is hereby amended by striking out the
word waterbury" anu Inserting in lieu there
| OF an act in addition thereto, approved Novem-
Der 81, 1867, are hereby amended by striking out
the word waterbury" and inserting. in lieu
| tion two OF the same act is amended by striking
| out the word "Washington" where IL occurs In
| said section and inserting In lieu thereof the
sEc. 2. This act shall take effect Deccmberi,
| A. ID. 1915.
Approved, January 10, 1875
No. Z. An act appropriating money to COW
er the extra expense occasioned by the
destruction of the Vermont Reform
School building by fire.
1t is hereby enacted, etc..
SEC. l. The trustees of the Vermont
Reform School are hereby authorized and
| directed to pay the extraordinary expenses
occasioned by the destruction Of the Yer
mont Reform School building by fire out of
any moneys now remaining in the treasury,
of the appropriation heretofore made to
defray the ordinary expenses of said school.
SEC. 9. All bills and accounts coming
within the provisions of this act shall be
audited and paid in the manner now pro-
vidcd by law for the payment of the ordin-
AIRY expenses Of the Vermont Reform
School.
| SEC 8. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, January 10, 1875.
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Duncan. Sherman IL Co.

TORONTO. CANADA, July 39.-Campbell &
Cassels, bankers and brokers, have suspended
until they can hear the fate of Duncan, Sher.
man & Co.'s foreign bills. ... ....... .,...
New YORK, July 30.-Mr. Duncan stated
yeslerd,y that at least fyesixths OF the let.
ters of credit held against the firm were Sc
cured. s.
1t is asserted that Theodore Moss had $780,
900 with the firm, Henderson Il ColVille bad
1000, and William Wbeatly had q very
large sum. j. j.. Toole holds their paper,
which be bought fortnight ago, to the ex-
tent of 5000. Fl. j. Montague deposited
bis earnings with them, and John Brougham
bad almost bis entire fortune in the house.
John T. Raymond and William L. Florence
both hold letters of credit from the firm, as
we'll as many of their professional associates
abroad, '.... r -4..- #.
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HOMICIDE IN S1DsEY.-Thursday evening
about O'Clock difficulty took place In
Sidney between two tcDlored boys, named
Watt Taylor and Eddie Brown, aged each
about fourteen years, which resulted in the
death Of the former some hours afterwards.
It appears from the evidence ELECTED before
the coroner's jury yesterday evening that o
quarrel arose on some point between the
parties, and language passed which caused
Taylor to, slap Brown. Upon this, Brown
struck Taylor over the head several Zines
with an oak slab used in baling bay, kn oek-
ing him senseless, In which condition he re-
NAMED until yesterday morning, when death
ensued. .F.n..H iii 7 .5sf@iIH, 7 i"fT p9i-s l.
There WAS some copfset Of testimony as to
whether Taylor was struck after he fell. - +
DR.. Newman. who attended Taylor, testi.
fed that he exhibited symptoms of coucus-
sion Of the brain, and that be spit. blood at
regular intervals. Witness considered bis
death due to the blows be bad received. H..
The jury returned verdict that Taylor
came to bis death from the effects Of blows
received at the hands of Eddie Brown.
The coroner will make postmortem cx-
this morning. s-ae .-,: 81.
Brown is still at large. a...s.
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THE HISTORY OF HoRN.-A curions horn
tumbler was presented to the State Library
yesterday with the following sketch OF its
history: J. ars .,faeg ..lg H. .. ,i......
"In 1865, when was stationed on Camp
bell circuit, formed the acquaintance Of an
old man living near Brookneal,. in that
county, -ttfbe -fistsae fietss eeef----Parish OF (his
given nslhe | have forgotten-the pension
rolls of 1856 will give bis full name), who
was p4nsioner of our Government as a
Revolutionary soldier, then (lS55) in his
Dinety.fi year, who gave me this horn
tumbler, and who furnished me with the
following as its veritable history: A
few days before CORVALLIS arrived ct
Yorktown be and his army canped
on young widows farm by the
name of .Lane.- When she arose in the
morning the army had disappeared, and
under the large oak tree in her yard, where
CORVALLIS had his tent, sbe found this tum.
bier and ong-necked bottle half full Of
wine. That lady - Parrish married soon
after the war. The bottle got broke; the
tumbler be bad preseryed-the origins
wooden bottom dry.rotted out, and he put
the present one in. have no doubt OF the
facts in this case, as the old man sustained q
good moral character, though very poor.
He was living with his SOD, who was sixty
five years old, and the father looked younger
than his son. j. d. LUMsDEE,
"Minister of the NJ. E. Church South.
"Hanpton, "a, July 9th, 1916"
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WASHINGTON, July 30.-Presdent Grant
has ordered that during the absence or sick
ness at any time of Secretary Bristow, the
Assistant Secretary, Curtis +. Burnam,
shall be authorized to perform the duties OF
the Secretary until otherwise ordered.
The postal money-order system between
the United States and Canada goes into enect
Monday next.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered
the retirement of over one milaon IN legal
tenders. -,
Dispatches from Fort Barrapcas, b'ia., Fe'
port two new cases Of yellow.feTer there yes
terday and two deaths. No new cases were
reported from Fort Pickens-
Secretary Robson has gone to bye beasn
for one month. !.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day es.
cided to make no change in toe engrsviFg&
printing of the new series OF nationH
notes with the exception that notes &eR oe
printed on distinctive paper, ana3&seo
!. series Of 1875" and will bear the atnr
Of. the present Treasurer OF cn,sso M
States. yYHg.
The Postmaster. General decidS fal
Office OF issue is an Office Of publH
not where the paper may be R&hted.
such publications must be sent p t1e&p
of issue before they can pass &bSeogn
mails at Publishing rates. AZ
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E1-Presidens soan,or lp.,,,,v...,L. J.

Ex-President johnson PsrnIyxed.. y
as9lF Especial telegram to the Dispaseh.l j
JosEsBoRo', TENN, July 3O.-Ex.Presideut
Andy johnson was stricken with paralysis
yesterday. tits thought he will die. ~.
1855 CO. LAnother Dispatchl .,sisos,,
] GREENvnLE,a TENN, July 3O.- Ex-Presi-
dent Andrew johnson received a severe
stroke of paralysis, with symptoms. of apo.
plexy, on Wednesday at A O'Clock, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Brown, in Car.
ter county, Tenn. The LEFT side and his
speech were affected. To-day at noon both
were partially restored, and he talks inteIli-
gibly. The physicians and his family con-
slider his recovery extremely doubtful.
.'~a:s~ Third Dispatch h
KsoxvILLE, TENN, july 3O.--Ex.Pr President
Johnson is somewhat better. Feeling has
been partially restored to the left side. He
talks iutelligibly. There are some hopes of
his recovery. ..t #ats@4sg'2 .1s,ts7
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New York Items.

New YORK. July 30.-Tbe Post says in re-
gard to report that the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company is to be merged with the
Western Union Company, or. practically con-
troled by the latter, there is no official con.
firmation. It seems, however, there is q
movement on foot to accomplish that end.
A committee of the Catholic Total Absci-
nence Union of America waited upon the
Pap1l Ablegate, Monseigneur Roncetti, this
morning, and presented him with an address
containing protestations Of love and deyo-
ton to be conveyed to the Pope. The ad.
dress was adopted at the Chicago Conven-
ton in October, 1874.
a later address to the Pope from the
clergy of this diocese will be presented to
the Ablagate this evening, and the Papaf le-
CATION will sail for Europe tomorrow.
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MAsCHES FER NEWS,

HARNESS SUPPOSED TO ,HATE BiES STOLEN
Yesterday Ch,ei OF Por.e L'pse"ln,e ar
rr.ted George WIiliams, a coiofed outh, inr
bayiug>in biz posse.s,ou d. crmpete7 SCI OF
cart t-harness supposed t. Gave uesn sloien'
II is wnrtn aoout fifteen dollars, ana tue boy
was,trg,ng 10 sell .nfor iye dollars. dc VIII
ba lowed TO prove ownership ut the
MAYORS Onurt this morning.
Real ESTATE SALES Tie ioloa'rg sa es
have recently Sen lie o. .usu-t ne H,'y.
all. real eslaie agent aat auetioneer; Ell ven
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PoL1cE Court, YESTERDAY Justice Joseph
]. White presiding.-Daniel Sullivan,
charged with assaulting James Cohen with
stick with intent TO kill. The case was con.
tinued until to-day. Sullivan was baled for
bis appearance,
John C.. Burkhardt, charged with assault
ing and threatening to beat Adeine White,
was discharged.
Thomas jefferson (colored), guilty of as
saulting and beating Annie Jefferson, his
wife, was tined 50.
Thomas Dobbins, guilty of being drunk.
was fined 81.
George Lowry, charged with stealing one
coat from James Banks. Lowry being
idiotic. be was not considered responsible for
his actions. He was therefore discharged.
Montgomery cambridge (colored), guilty
of being drunk and disorderly in the Street,
was sent to Jail for ten days.
George W. Garbet, charged with being a
fugitive from justice from Chesterfield coun.:
ty. was sent to Manchester to be delivered
up to the authorities.
Bette James (colored), guilty of trespass.
ing on the premises Of and threatening to
assault Maggie johnson, was fined y.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy. In
the afternoon there was shower. M. .~.
Range Of Thermometer at the Dfspatch otIcs 81
.TuJu 90 1STS. .~t-
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow..Mon,
mental.-The Right Rev. T. U. Dudley, AS
sistsnt Bishop of Kentucky, at II A. M. ..a
81. PauPs.-Tbe usual services and COM
munion at II A. M., the rector having re.
turned. .-.... .s........r a... .......trl
Elba Park Methodist Episcopal = Preach
ing at ?. NJ. by Rev. A. w. Sale. l..s
Centenary.-Insteado of regular exercises,
Centenary Sunday school will bold its anni-
yersary on Sunday morning. Roll Of honor
will be awarded; superintendenps report
and award of premiums. ....... ..-..s
Trinity Methodist. - Services by the pas.
tor, Rev. A. G. Bledsoe. morning and night.
Grace Street Baptist.-Rey. Or. w. E.
Hatcher having temporarily returned to the
city will occupy the pulpit at II A. ID. and
81 p. NJ. ...-. ....-..-.-y- l.. .s...--..
First Baptist Duncan Macgregor,
late Of England, at IL 4. NJ. and 81 P. NJ.
.Secenh. Street MISUNDERSTANDING at i
A. NJ. and 81 2. NJ. by Rev. c. P. William.
son, Of Kentucky. .. --...s
Second PreSbyteridn.-Dr. Hoge will
preach at II A. NJ. and 81 Pm ...
Sidney Methodist.- The pastor having re-
turned to the city will preach at IL A. III.
aud SPIN. ..E.. '... a.a
FIRST and Grace. Street Presbyterian.--
Rev. 81. r. Dickson, of South Carolina,
will preach at First Presbyterian church at
IL a. d.. and Grace-Street Presbyterian
church at 81 Z. NJ, the congregations of these
two churches 70 worship AS one. ...
Third Presbyteria n.-ReY. William
Brown, d. D.. at IL "A. M.
Open .4ir Meeting, under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Ctr,>tiau Association, at
No. II Washington street. al 50 2. III.
Services al the jail at - P. M.
Meeting at HeChier's GroUe.-There will
be an opeu-air meeting held at Hecbler's
grove, on Twenty. fifth street, to morrow at
O'Clock ?. NJ.
Prayer and Praise-Meeting at the Broad
Street Methodist church, under the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
at IL O'Clock. Addresses by Major Robert
Stiles, of this city, and John Rothwell, from
Canada, and others.
Nauy Hill Free (colored) Baptist.-Specis!
sermon at II A. II. 6h Baptism D; after
which, at l O'Clock, baptism at foot of Navy
Hill. Sunday school, meets at p. NJ. Special
sermon at 81 P. NJ. Communion at s P. NJ.
Colored Peoples Open-Air Meeting.-
Young Mems Christian Association, No.
(aolored), will hold an open-air meeting at 6
O'Clock r. N. at the residence of George w.
Brown, on Fairfield street, New road, Hen.
rico. a mission Sunday school will be or
ganized.
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New YoRK, July D.-A HiYaes Vans, ,,e,.sn ,an
dared the 24to instant says ina. apya, .s',e,,n
days ago l2rge Spanish eopvoy ie,. M
Principe fer Gdalniro w VIII aims' .nd s,r r,,e
tnn. prov lsioDs, aud si''o,Voin s"'Ts Tns m con.
aFms, Al. Caseo:ro spd aualmatu. arrsa .o,di M Ira r..
voy, was guarded bY hIs aunuf.a nu .ae eel
IL was suddenly, attacked ny .ne ' &C.,
eight hunrred strong, hou lug .',;" "ao'. md the
sn ..or 'o,'c c.nsnrea by ,ns ret,els. Tue spa o.
| sh lost one bundred ana my AH''
rrhsl loss was not ascrr'aineu. e7t@
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weather Kep&t.@

wAsaHoroN. july aO.--F$ tBsouth. At.
hntic and Gulf States, rising Is stationary
barometer, southwest to so& hass winds,
slisot changes in. ,emperatur&and partly
cloudy weather, With rain areS<in the West
Gulf States. e..t A-Aw Z
Rcz the Middle.and Easter9 SMes, rising
barometer, winds veering tojnorthTest aud
northeast, generally cooler, clear or partly
cloa,dy weather. a. 1....s~ - Z. .is .fEEf.s
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Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I -.
CoLUABCs, Ga, July 30.-James Ki|gore
and Peter FinegaD, convicted of murder and
sentenced to be hung to-day, were not hung.
Their counsel moved an arrest of judgment
on account Of the illpgality of the court.
Judge johnson decided he had held an illegal
court, and they, in company with number
Of others, obtained a new trial. ...
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D,rUMONu COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

-r,...,, session opens September 22d, aud closes
. .l,..c comprises eight independent schools
,.... ,.:l, IL ,cia.rst;" Professor.
.,.,..~,> per > : ion ": minc mouths, embracing
Attenuation and tui,Un fees, fuel, lights, ana
,,,t -, *llS. .,o o-
,,,., l..,rd In mcSsug-c;u's, about slo per
....,,h. c,Iirr, boarding g-houSeS. Sl3.
.,,,l,-9rs containing full information, ad'
B. rURYEAR,
;..,.oa Cluirm III OF the Faculty.
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EXCURSIONS TO-DAY AND MONDAY. The
ancient aud widely-renowtd city OF Frede.
rlcksburg is to be visited on Monday by q
large excursion party under the auspices Of
the Cflisal board OF Clay.Street Methodist
church, Of this city. Clay-Stree. church is
celebrated for the success Of its excursions
and plc-nics, and this one promises to be
among its best. The basement OF the Metho-
dist church in Fredericksburg has been
placed at the disposal of the excursionists,
and the committee OF arrangements, consist:
ing of Mcssrs &. I. Hunt, l.. II. Blount, K.
F. Redford, w. =. Crutch6eId, j. A. Tyree,
G. C. Waller, F. S. Dalton, and L. Il. Kelly,
are making every effort to insure the COM
fort of all who 90 on the trip.
Messrs. Perdue, Adams, and Davis an
nounce an excursion to West Point on Mon
day. Smiths brass. and strng-band will be
in attendance, and dancing, boating, base
ball matches, and numerous other amuse-
ments will be provided for the pleasure OF
those who propose to j,n the party.
1.-THE Granite Line of Packets" will leave
the Seyenth-street bridge this evening at
7:30 for the Goochland camp-meeting.
The bqrges in charge Of the Sans-Souci
Singers will leave the Seventh.Street bridge
at 8 O'Clock tonight for the camp-meeting.
From the character of the young men COM
pcsipg the "Singers" it is not doubted that
those who place themselves in their hands
will be we'll and kindly cared for, and safely
returned to their homes tomorrow nlsnt.
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FROM DRUGGIsTs.-Thcre is no case OF dyspep-
ain that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will not cure.
Go to your druggis: and inquire about 1t II you
suffer from costiveness, sick headache, sour sto'
mach Indigestion, liver complaint, or arrangement
of the stomach or liver try 1t. Two or three doses
will relieve you. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Agents.
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Associated Press telegram I

CHARLESTON, s. c., July. 30.-John Smith
(colored) was hung to-day for the murder
of James Clarity (wbite), on Edisto Island,
in February last. The execution was wit
messed by several thousand persons, but was
very quiet. Smith fully confessed the crime.
His confederate, Joe Grubbs, who was SEN
fenced to suffer with him, had his sentence
commuted just before the execution to
twenty years imprisonment by the colored
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Glesyes, acting as Gov.
ernor in the absence from the State Of Gov.
eruOr Chamberlain, "
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:" Editors Dispatch In reply to the
"query" Of sCitizen" If the ;" r. L. i.
Blues" williwear the old B.ues' uniform to
Philadelphia, am gratified to say that It is
the intention ofthe company to visit Phila-
delphia at the centennial and to wear the
glorious old blue on that occasion. s :.
,.'.tl ;" FRANK P. BEsEDIcT. Secretary.
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Failures.

MONTREAL, July 80 William Hen uderson,
Iumber deahr, has failed. Liabilities, $780,
900.
iSpR1sek,sID, MASS, July 3D.-Fhe Arres
4 Bare. manufacturing Company, Dasu
rac,urers of pocket books, &C., az Nor' r'hsmp-
ton, have Iaifd, with Liabilities amounting
to $4,000 TO 300 0Sa.
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NhLLBURV HuUsE AND H
NJ pvsr,I caALYe.ArE AND WHITE

81 PSI ST me-, -
~ Nj; Lu,Rtl,D DGp r. Rata COUNTY, VA
'AaE NOW OPEN FoH yislToAs
This n .e b - Der n mu h impr we'd this season
,td IS now on nf he mo.t re iShui' re'orts In M ~.
n, unr,,ins. or urther iDforua, Ion aidres, us
nrn1rie,or VII urS leave he cars here Tor Rock
brian's / ium -..rhaa Alan. stilooro s.filgs .gs
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