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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16

s54 .Barsdorn sst Kelly, lco+h Croeherop art n y
ssea. Kry1ahors a $50 New ' i al. Third
os5. Fitcl age Hitler. ll57.. Che slaah, Co. aet
1918 6onHci ast Haunting 1896. ag Eric
Isl Mawger act Iiuut ,,oo :, IL =. 60. ro.r
s a e az a. A" Kicker b%Sss s as
SSs act seS&ett s ~"s.'
1854 Gros- asi. Benton and or &c
MAg!SL CoURT-TRIAL lrmi-PAgT I.-ALyER, ].
7oeG Bellows ast. Conner $3.50. Luke Trcman ct
hio4@i.s, ~ squire 1919 ntnjamn ns wha'ey
oue~a1 tin agt yOor Gsl7 genasit Ell asi
1851 AlnEgdcr AFT Peilng 1903 Ionircl act schmidt
sad nd as H'0"H sSt 49, aG ~
1926 GCitIe5 ct al agt er,on ct al.
kuI zelman.
PALr u.-sHtA.J.
1857 PATRICK ct a. ag SGC5. Wills sgt. Tincney.
welsh SslG. Hire ard ano. "si' lar
90 ct a. ast lam as paly ct
es9s Miller art Rrcnehon. c$aS saaisels oct Mandc
Sso2 GfnsSy act weaver. 60Oi .Bioic,iok ast. The
hrisei nov 1856. Laueien at. Lyman.
cGo2 Quinn agt. Timcnry.
PART Iii.-GoErT.J
2l2e Fai!na at. Decker. S59s.. BooEman agt Dune
Ss.g brse sst sSiomon G, 67I2 Harlem Bank Hos.
gas peer; agt Miller C5ls. s'S!icrsI ast no'hs.
$50 FTtcl AZ; aeirircd C57s frccse IT, ng,. Brown
G;,f Never adj purcell CsOC stuart aud Ggt.
sg2O.. Rooms AIT. hc'ianraI. Minister $4,000,
GR23. .EcT burger agt. SCliion
2Ol0. .hcr'ilans Ct al. art ara auo -,
The Authors rub. tG0X .CnlG'lJh aH'' fo"'i
h'l Pho.
Gt72. hail ag eli; 6C7I .-TutlH aGt k.Iiht
"a Talror Iiaicn Tg3l ECiIlLtcI.
ci al 7IOi Coulter and aDo. sRf.
$500. Mart tgt Koelicr. steteLs
G0lJ. archer act. Ryan.
Gr.rp,r EF.soSs - tIrEVsIrRyv J. james O'Hrion,
Truk ~ pm s, John We a. David Foley. robbery m
WcTousId brace flcGiGis assault and battery; htp
CL,v Iatri.k T. WeDc-, iaLc. Beet. Thomas Ae'h M,
ba.r.Iy johnson PANEL CuriiH Lille FE'tc An -ia
a,rll. Charles ". LawIc! Wr Eel grand slten5 ~ .
fcios, false TctrUfe FOLK k6lfE. Thomas MCDOWELL Ioh
leonard, HcnIy Aci-eo?. lctit Larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
G-onnlrn Dropcrtn Go Get.


NYACK-StoncM MANSION and 3 ACRES
rgm,nel TrG @,p.cr residence. rutland & WHITING
Boohmaa.',. ~.
ETOR RRNT-Thc two Greeley houses at
/ CHgrps.a. loh ia tho n.ds' Z. an Old iorst aud Jt
a.i stcars throw the depot nla o'y hnur f:o.e
alt,r tgrg,aogt ,a'us at'sc6'l. IN. aio. petlr>le
SG - II hh5 90 q fnS "a A.ehas Ii5. % ~ -,
NOR RENr-With or without part Furniture,
= CO.,, Sssc, T 81 T SCI q pI la &c S ma i r =
atfc "a OK IL risS "a, len l.n, shaio fruit berl!,s &c
arios; paved streets gas, bot ani ed water NnI
Srt ~ 1872 a. Il trav5 5% is tTsie rs!e e.
@ onornsh 10 VIZ Ti,s GSr6e rI a;H Stt az paI. ,
10; 81 ~ Nih p. .. Bon lsi. EhzaJeth. M.
Observation-Disclosures
500 Pc roih C. C., sS@ Pass'. Wtsl ri.r,sir'.a.
rS'u RENr-A FARM OF 40 acres on King
j IT,, aboat ioer miles from iott cor. ~ 'rmH'
800 pri year A'.rss or alry 81 - b'"st, ho0lsh.
TO LET very low or FoR SALE-FAGM 90. Of
sragnt pa 9ns'' VITA l'E" sr, ' u, as Sty'
ryNhRHYTOWN and Observation-Disclosures
,I ~ Wst inrci,gR Sc.e SASS au ey, yriGr ar.,
ai; - f,fST, SILL or NCHAEGE. C.riETI1DUE.
80 LEF-Two hgndsom" new thIre-aioIy
6ta en- on, Of DE nos, oaiihal aaa pleasant ID ,ar, \.
&, ". mi RI. 60 iaoataar, :. Y, Ro,n D.
ITO LTT-An elegant and completely FUR
NISiiFU Rs.-i Dl,SCl IN la:Eo town oa the toGni,
;i5 Of 80 OF 10 nc. wafrc ~ aoicrg -npy.
aol,, o.c acre Of q ag:. rt &C.: arsci1. neishC1ip'
yE7O RENT, for the Sunmcr-A gentleman's
COUNTRY SEAT, VIII, lurr.iurs and Hive stock com
po; and even tang N rstc% oriTr Mh lee
Zoe tS io o2 ta II ha Y SSa enc hoar
om Newforf icr' to al r e, 40, Per MONTH
"''" soath A,r"siE, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
prooh!nn propcr!n 60 Ect.

T{'O RENT-FURNISHED- handsome l.
4 ssr, brovusiono !OUSL. Win cgtgi L0l, >GoTu -
n place. Hcnr,st The EoG.c - handsomely fur
,heL vii Do rrntei low ~ eo"t tenant FOR
yclr.. Agy on premises between ID .. III. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16

c' 80, s. So ,g u ' 81 " l..1, $500
ito Il y Il siisy, 55,i75. chls tat.
c IN 49, 10 ' 20 a o; ,,ssoS i, 2jlIco pspa
'Ii r,,,,, r. Dol. 60. Soalual
!-' ,. T. b + ~ ", . 10 d. Ola 10 "a 49, 49,. 1900
IT, H. o. v o. 49, % 1900
az. @Jslutoa regular cd "a'l. hud:'|J . IN
i:ote.. 70 russian .ibrr, -; 81 S''''
r., ts.s IT, yi1r u1 ,ai IT, .na vca.ct 5000
- 'i'.,i ~ 20 has saiaa 80 10000
" i., 10 H. i.,ls . 80 =, -. $500
I5s,n Il. p u Of wa,.:asG sye 5o,l.o t-Sd
iC,,ri'".t, e. i.i,w q I-t.,yr -. .-rs ,ssd.
L., 80 80, $50 e. w " Il =, iao 90 'giii ar
iI'N:ii + " . ~ 81 ~ 3 cia.Sa oulna;
iyyi.L ~ ~ ~ J. w f ai ~ 5000
WI ayo. " - o. ttsoi iiirhs - % cd Waai
san ~ s, =; 400 10 O., ~ h.ri.t -. Soaua!
~ T =, 10 lis Nominal
Jsr ,irrpht. ~. -, .....,........... 1000
-, 81. T. s. g.iiri 4 -alo!.ti .-.i,-l,4
-" e-.. i4'e . hfnI - w.. MI, ~ l,
's'' nod Vic t. sa. orai.rc Nominal
Si'y ,,TaL ,, "a 10 : sr,ts Jsssson . $3.50
"a, ,f''N' - ''"'' Gi51
''a'' I p =, sa,sh ta.1s Solninal
oi'i' -, -, u - ''l'' 49,. 10000
HIa'a ~ ", =, TO- !, Insn Il 1000
Dt.i..t 81 >, NON IL ~ Ba,iociua1. 5Osll~o
70 '''h '''"'' -. $685.
2fa,t. e, TO- It's Of 2ssls 2.rioJ, ia. Bru,''rls
4EIy.t't A. 1',-Jo
zIsg 10000
st +" IN I" iy % 5CG
s'h+Sr 1913, 'e 81 a r AID oti,.Is 200
,t,I.t So,,O , cuIf "a, ub Eolsiau \ Barns 100
Igl.CglI j. l.shNA,i, D,pUty LEICESTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
tilar5le Gno Slate ltlGa!el5.

Z TTrNTI0N Now is the tim" to purchase
a SLATE AND MARBLE jiANrEL,.
N'' pES!fltNN ~i.sfi. Co..
~ Uu.o...a taarc. y. /. -. ave, aGG iitasil
EASONl * l%OLh. ..,.,,. ,,..,,,,.,
Z M ri,NN NhUBIr. anc GRANITE WORKS
$50 u ~ West 4rti-St, !.eg- broadway.
,t,rogta Eaual Altar, iifI'"s. lti: NJusr"t;pz,
&c Irplr.a!, ld manufacturers In itAy 81 marble
yOTa "a every description.
GTEWART State, Marble and W0od Mantcls
- Vc and elegant designs. ranging iItcv llo SlOr?
Thc traie Oorty ccalt with 20 snH 242 Yves: Sdsi.
w ID. & A. $. NICliOiS.-250 entirely new
W DESIGNS Aiaf.c slate ead WOOD han,ris Maniac
stinz, stable FNtur5 Fence Crates, Weather
Nan.- Wholesale -.I retail send iOr catalogue - Hun
sou.s;. OPP ,-i,1 y O,tnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
BrookInn Real estate fer Sale.

LOR SALE-Handsomc four-stOry marble
y Mont HOUSE Frst Lace; Thorough order; eiet snt
location convenient TO ferries very easy terms Address NJ
7. .. Boa, 1885, y. y.
TOR SALE:
Z Sstory br.cs house No. q Iaiayet.cays
2story .ani-sttc brick house, 81 HIckssI
9s'ory Grck house, AZ Willow ~.
.s.Or, brick house, 1913 Rense.st.
..s.Dry bflck lois,S 113 GuG i91 Wil0griiny ST.
GLUGGE Il. BUTTON 10 Wall f;., NcwYorE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Wednesday. M.rch -. 1876.
.lowin. auction business was disposed

SEw- YORK. Wednesday. N.rch To- 1870
The fo,lowin. auction business was disposed
Of al the Exchange SagstoJrn to-day:
b. D. II. Llair,, tCD.
i.eioly basement ITosE s'cac front FIcnch hh'
80 10 j..-t t5ih II III " '' LeA"y.
tofaVt lot iILlUUb' - r. kout"0. -.f L-'1o'
j., ~. II. ht...s.
I s,o'y brown stone i.pa. luIf, Vim i!1', u %
ri 100 Z. Of ETvs ~. rot +OA'JA-O1-jx 20 oo
By Ittsr ,. Heger.
..er, nal sl 4..u. n; bf.Ca aoIsc With 1t, q!
Nost a5,tfL rs II OF Gth-ay', ios l'b1"'.o I'D,
ne =. }. fL',-k55 a SUI.
. A sf,Iy rn. =. wiz l'f Nos 80, ana
IL WSre,. - = r. i5D II q iloaftou n, lois 25N 90 -
' NJ r. j.. EH.nS'L
story npi 5r.A store win LOT, 40 % 49,. 900
H,,ti tu, Ss.!s lD .'tNtU. J. l. s-,"---.- S-i,OJu
-sor. n.... stl.. VII. lpJ NJ - a'G't u 5,
f. II -,rA sul, l1t 1874. az 80, i'-,tI.1 Win
stu.- b'c. u, and lot No = , talr, " = % o..
Of 3, atuItt lot tADv IA" ~ i''o'
j. I. Dstis.
9lo,s W,s: a7t!st 10 1T 81 Chay'' ca'h 20.
~ Iug' -. carp.
y.t,v "a. Basement Hiog-,tog, font lo1s,, VITA
80. - l. - Fg.; 45lre'. i.I.3i,so !'i!n-'o'.
tyr A.. e Ugs, tJ,4,: lea, ~ 20 :, Ir,u st..i -
y,ai. -ruGud rent, $40 " 6H'r; ..''.'..-. Si''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
Gitn Ira! estate for Sale.

pVILDERS, kTTENrION.-For SALE at q
b.rrsr twelve LOI on uort, sjc 81 DarIanliciara.
uirts nj, 100 tr, Ncsi p- seventh o. i't
,J,I lutrtd and Gagsai and rat, for innirair ia
r,y,irt I'M 80 lois VII sod JrCt O 80 Ay yet onviti
h:IIy 10 :. KONAINI BROWN. fn. I.N3 NioaiNay.
EOOKiNG RANGES that heat tie rooms
~ above COMIC roiS ;Igt cyre s'l'y tiraE- "es'
HULL GiIFp-H {. Co, !liG we "uu'c 1" ch''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16

~ iI:ers tnteS 10 we IN, u ~ ~ . I,rt fro" Pr9
pecf Iaik yhi blp.. al - siivot 1a ISib.iE loA
Inc FULTON SSuth Fer i' I'll" bort one mn ch ~ te
subf,1bci ess.ciaf cl hfN ii.t nh "a J.
TAiiiIIS: stories. high bascatis ~ =, 'Iii l;rN
tunints containing II rooms bhti'
Iuu vat.r ,icsrts fuTpgCu Ia 'rss, i"h2t sntlolAi
wa, tubs ard wsiei non yates 20 sio cal 81 us s
nil node, touycruoIs bG about Years a.Ice' an!
ly Overt IHlct, p:i1Icd a'H hrH ~ spso'
arul, ia thr VI. NJ. NhIL
.NN ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
Gcnt,lrp Real gsia.r fer Sale.


AT 0RANGE-(specialty(, including LEV
opers Tor nAi ;T natinacd eSsoh yes
Ora 5S5 once ea appo. nAapas sao0 SAS % fn
AT MONTCLAIR. handsome NEW
"A DWELLINGS II rooms, fnrIac', rAagy oath sG one
S'@ tine @ & sner new rSom
same syI1 ! atI a! 800 500 and NoDtea
COUNTRY SEATS, FARMS LOTS, &c, for
specially. sH0VE Z Co.. 1888 away, Sistst an
fI0R SALE or TO LET, furnished or unfur-
L nished-Ho USES. q Mel'es.'; ~. IL, Igqqiie q
FOR SALE-A FARM and COUNTRY SEAT
Of 90 acres sitratci upon the bal ;Ae hudson "a
samrrJtie, y. " satiul location AID oAtensvc visss
G &S sSo Z sew s2s5 Xaasss " T. 3
EIOR SALE-Three very fine suburban RESI-
to 80 scrsf o: lad yGoi variety large quantity 0: rs
s9 1STT Y h T ~ ss t sc as ian,s Of 10. aecs
s5 a. ' jnaad ' Of $. g. &Ii:i.s. i.l.sc- X
GUDSUN RlVEK.-yeiy desirable COUNTRY
Pr.,c r lgais0 i one H0D' h t wIiTHt,
BcgssI.is;.. y. l..
]. EDGAR IKE hEA{ i,iTllE G'sonrp.
HCus., AGill$ -, .o,,r,,.t
special attos yen 70 the management Q: Estates 1H
iTs S r o ' sat tory ircace sven '1' '
TSUST BE SULD.-Farm 0f nearly so acres,
1G 6r. "a X q" a ad% a ay F cons o aa
49, 49, r.. Ell 20. o'l9 sTqil rsar cas- Apiiy
70 iLF r. ini'E;EaHsJ.. Is Martp1s:. =,
HFONTCLA!R-A handsome New Dwell
as tSG - rooms t src sHs 29tp' &e G-G
1850 sSto.i;. Al.o smaller New hcu's-ii Rooms
'"'-' Howl =. PARs1EF, ~ Geial ct, ard Mo,eIu.r.
NYACK-For SALE, LET, or EXCHANGE
Her ) ark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
NOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT. No. 20 10Th
a. one door eat shave, at bargain. Inquire IN

IT a. one door vest OF 5haye., AZ a bars9.n lniuIt IN
tho Ittmtrs.
NOR SALE, lease. or viii exchange for u
j dcsratly !ocsied nul good DWELLING !ol ~ ~ re"
Ncri City The illoyine property ry,C,L'e VIA
n0n; al and, M ayallat for Dn'hc mon "l
e,uc.r for g.a.g &C. Situstei IVlnsscr ayoi as,
business property ttayst al IL De 4! OF 80, t..s
yiek \ l. ono hour kewlcrs %. T.i unl trains yyf
hour ahring cay For paItcll.s sp. TO a. n hliCE'
4 NJ Nj qahc Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16

TEYACK.-Stonc MANSION and 3ACREf
"a 20 tot nr l,ssc. Furnished uurru ned C"iigtf9
rUwrcT Fro Nu,Cr residence. rutland & " hl.iNG
~, hnaG. II, .. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
RANK IN THE NAVY.

TIE WAR BETWEEN LINE AND STAFF.
THE STAFF AsSE.sTD TO SECURE the Passage OF HE
SIX YEARS clause JUST ~ TIE LINE is AS
sFssEp TO SECURE IT. EEHHAI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
5ieGmboGis ano RAILROADS..

ERIE RAILWAY.
- Spring ARRANGEMENT OF Trans, in effect March.
1870:
cage.
Sleeping Coach 10 Buralo
+. NJ DAILY Pacific express tho West Sleeping
through Rochester. Buffalo, EaaT Fails Cincin.
nail Cleveland aud Chicago without change, also Hoel din
iBs-cars Cleveland Guf Chicago.
trains leave Gnaiafersst. DepOt n Y, for Newark, GAS,
$780, 1915 1880 SIS, Sis. ami C:5 H. H. aud IL mid
night, saturday ne only. SnEiays SO BE- $50
g. $40 t3o 5:l5 6, $50 SIS, 1913" 80 p m snndsys,
$50 10 e NJ l;4o, Csc, ll:SO p ~ Ftt6Tsoa, G45 80
$50 TO- lO45. 1870 H. IL noon 45, 3, S:l6 $40 $780,
Only Sundays $50 els il Ids G30,
Z: ll3o p m sgccn 6d5 30 lo l045 q ~ 81, 8 = q
wall 1880 $3.50, 4S0 Surdaye $50 a. m New.
blrsi 100 . 1915 M, 800 4:31 sunday $50
warwick, l, as a. M $50 y IN; ohhe'io3 S:5o ? "a
$50 = Suidsys 800 10 a. m, T. H. K.ddleto~n.
1870 D. lO45 45, 4:30 p m. SUNDAY go ~ TO-,
m The A. ~ Gn' l. 80 M irat.s &C. laect WIN SeW,
1870, % l1:ij a. 400 p Sundays, So ~ a. Tn ana
?. ,,,,,. q, - -.
Train leave EIp..NOod Coster PiernonS Nyack q
iD CI except Ny1cl $50. 945 ESQ, 2s5 g. 4i5,
5:@O, C:30 1850 D. ana SATURDAY nights Duly 1l30
Ngliet -plins Valley. I'd Monssy 9:45 a. m 4A5pm.
MOTT aims lCaT.n9 ChambeTsgt half hDnrs
leave 2Jd hteer minutes earlier than tmc trains
leaving Chaers quarter bosIs leave I'D ST. thirty
inmates earlier. Boat leaves 23st at 1880 connecting
y = trains leaving Chambers st. al llSO j. H. aud ~ mid
night.
sleeping tcScicG can uc oJalpe, orders .Or tue checking
and ;rusCr OF gage b,ay be it CON; anys oacus
gs 23 4oi 2t ana s3T broadway No CouItst, Brook
Np, ard at TIE CompaHyf DePots.
Express trains from the West arrive in HewYork at TBS
o. N, lao and $50 +.
$50. \. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent New.YOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
PROVIDENCE AID ST0NIEGTON $. :. Go.
EetMseL NEW OEh and E0SrOA.

EETvEUS NEW.N0RK AND PROVIDENCE TO 80.
BLrWEEE NETWORK AND B0sIOS TO I'll
STpNISGTON LINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16

lC30iq Bernstein sgt. Morris.
1897. .Neftcl ACT Lightstonc.
l71y. Harris sgt. SOmOoin.
81. lily agt. stilwell.
1855. Gaines, &C, agt. Brad
ley.
1887. .GniIies. &c, agt, Brad.
ley.
1892. Nicholson agt Webb.
1885. Mercer Pottery Co. hgt
KOrke ana aao.
1851. .Durkee agt. Toledo.
Wabash, a western
II. r. 20.
1907. .Bleakley egt The
Mayor, &C.
877aAgaie agL Lowenstcin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
Vermont Annual Conference,

The thirty second session Of the Vermont An
nual Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal church
met at st. dohnsbury last Wednesday, and closed
Monday morning. The lay Electoral Conference,
which meets quadrennially to elect two lay del
egates To the General Conference met ON Friday,
to attend IN their work The two conferences with
the unusually large number Of visitors, made the
gathering the largest we have known for years
The hospitality Of the friends at st. 1ohnsbury
must have been pretty well taxed but the en-
teitainment was ~ cordial that no one would
have suspected anything Of the kind This cor
diality WIS not confined to the Methodist peo-
pie The revival spirit which has prevailed
In that town for more than year, has 80 melted
the hearts Of Christians together that they seem
scarcely able to distinguish themselves The other
churches were freely placed at the disposal u the
conference and gladly accepted on several coca
sions the large congregations overtaSing the
limited room in the Methodist church. ON sun
day the principal services were held In Academy
Hall, the largest room in town and 1t was crowded
at every service.
Bishop Ames eSccled himself in his quiet dig
nifty, sharpened by an occasional sally Of wit
which kept all in good-humor, and at the same
time fastened the business with remarkable di.-
patch
Dr. Vincent. Chaplain McCabe, Prof Ilarring-
ton, Mn Wittonmyer, and other distinguished
visitors. were present and spoke on their special
themes with great acceptance
Rev. J. l. Fairbanks, pastor OF the south Com
gfesaiional church, st. Johnsbury. represented the
State Convention Of Congregational churches
and was most cordially received This was true.
also, OF the delegate Of the Baptist State Conyen-
ton, whose name we failed to learn
Revs W. r. Pufier, X. Morgan aud j. H. Bee
man were elected ministerial delegates to the
GenSral Conference, with II Webster and A T..
Cooper as substitutes. A. NJ Dickey, Of St
John.bury, and - Jones' Of Windsor, were
elected lay delegates, with l. y. Hall, Of Groton
and C. S. McAllister OF Enosburgh as substitutes
Eight young men were ordained deacons, and four
ordained elders Three were received ON prpla-
ton, and three have died during the year.
The several anniversaries were unusually well
sustained, both as regards congregations and
speakers national centennial sermon was
preached Saturday evening by IL W. Wortheu
The conference love feast, Sunday morning was
very spirited This was held in the Methodist
church. The congregation then repaired to Acad-
envy Hail. where Bishop Ames preached an excel
lent sermon from st. John Xxx 10 81 Ia tile
afternoon Professor Harrington, Of Wesleyan Uni
rersity, very clearly described the New man in
Christ Jesus
In the evening the Missionary Anniversary was
held W. d. Malcolm, A. II. Webb, A NJ. Wheeler
aud Mrs. Iaplin were the speakers
The conference met at seven o'clock. Monday
morning The usual votes ofthanlSs were offered,
when the bishop read the appointments, and con.
ference adjourned. The following is a list Of ap-
continents made
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
Deafhs.

. IL Montpelier AprIl 25 LAURA FLINT, wife u \. T.
nsllence' n-morrow tIhursdayi. At twu o'clock, ~
In Stowe, Apnl II, LEWIS HARLOW, aged ~ years.
In Mddlesev, April 20. AARON BELL, aged ~ yenrs
In watsneld, April "a, JANE y. DALE aged 20 years
In barre Aprl a. EUGENE son Of Gcorse Lane aged 8
In We, Ier;ham April Il, Of sianslaed hernia, Mr-.
In Esy.tan. Apri i.JrLns DUDLEY aged 70 ycar..
IN Brndfori, April Is, ELlzABETu ARMSTRONG. wife
Of James Armstrong aged y years
In West ToIshnm, April y. Of consumption CHARLIE
o. CoffRAN, aged II years and months
Ia West Randolph. April Il, ApALiNE Fits daughter
81 Nnos ana iefa'a fii- aeei 50 years, months and
In Ea., Breokaeld Arnlls Capt.. 5. ALLIES. pe,, 81
weeks and one day.
In Cairo m Aprl s. At the residence NJ hs son Cant NJ
Atkins, IuiiN AtklNs formerly Of Waterbury, W.,
aged 70 years, iNrw Hampshire pslcrs please copyl
In Marhncd. April y, ANNIE l. MARSH, youngest
daughter Of ~ D. and T. A. Marsh. aged 10 yras and
arms OF Jesus.
In osden.bgy \. v. Apul a. yery suddenly, JurIA T.
In IT, ssi wear 81 her ses hiIS in.sni t'V tb9.1
baby she Is most decpi, amrni~l
Ia waierviile, lilo 10th instant, JESSE G. HOLMES
t- ~ The nih year ~ i' age Mt Holmes Was literally
one Of The fathers u the town having bcn active partc
.nisl lie town In ihe legislature and va. eScf r,ri. NJ
able aud conscirniious cr1ri.
In Barfe, April lS.C. ". WALLACE orr only Of
Deacon Robert aud Susan A. on, of tornih. ngs Is
- months aud w DAYS.
IL l. rarry the that We read the death " q Young
man su uueNseiiuunhly fe iun The Of life anl ten
Ienment or even vicious lTnienfi, horn and nurtursi
h Christian home, he in his life what would
peri from whn early cunsrcn'ird 10 Cod. lie
Young man Of great nnante, aud his death leaves Us all
wondering AZ the seruis uf Providence In
ing HIM whose lite had scarcely begun. lie alNayr
faithful and oledeu genial and constant IN all his
Friendships conscientious and patient IN his work
student Always devoted In Ms attendance upon all the
nf grace he di actively engaged
Christian until the past winter In lis intercourse with his
fellow students he maintained uniform Christian ciarnc-
ter and good evidence during his last days of that
sure hope that nnketh not afrtd" by his LIE, he
taught rs how Ia live, and a. high the price Of know
-ige, Taught how de- Gods oiastsninls past
hnding ont. We cannot understand them, ony kunw
That men may rise ON stepping stones
Of theft dead selves 10 higher things
nui who shall 80 forecast the year,
Aud mud Ia loss a gain To match
Of reach hand This time 10 catch
lie III interest OF tears 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

HAEpwIoW - The irst legal proceedings in Shat
tuck's bankruptcy case were held at this place,
April 18Th, before Hon. j. l., Edwards, register
Of bankruptcy Most of the claims against the
bankrupt were presented and proved. The oredi-
tors failed 10 elect a special assignee the bust
ness Of settlement goes 10 the general assignee OF
this district, lucus Robinson of Newport The
students Of our academy have organized lyceum
society for mutual. benefit In practicing public
speaking and composition To educate and de-
yelop the whole intellectual faculties is a duty,
and In this age the graceful expression ofthought
by tongue or pen is by no means an undesirable
accomplishment The lyceum, iudiciously con
Quoted, isa valuable agency In this direction, as
praclicng school in the arts Of speech o.. The
town commission Ia investigate the liquor agency
began their work on the 10th inst. The result Of
the investigation will probably not be made pub
lie until the full completion Of their report. W.
II. Colbum Is improving the appearance Of his
residence with u coat Of paint Mr. Green Is also
painting his new tannery building. The farm
barns connected with the old stone house" ON
lli1en's rad near last Ilardwick, were burned
the morning Of the list inst, The buildings were
owned by L. s. Paine and contained consider
able amount of property In the shape OF carriages
and farm tools, which were destroyed The fire is
supposed To have been caused by " tramps using
the barns for place Of lodging the night before.
Loss estimated at six hundred dollars, with insur
ance reported at three hundred and fifty dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
Boston Produce Market.


HuTTE We quote sales Of choee butter a del Nc
f large lots and II cannot he obtained easily II could
Two weeks ago We give a16fl5c quotation tor ftr
aond lots bui very little table butter - far has hern sold
undcr 3d. Very little old huof rcnans IN reeiVtrs hands.
sales have been made al hti5e Tor good Ia cocr, and
YiTTS E-Thefe l. slow market for cheese and prices
are barely maintained sales OF choice factory range
q6l1r a NJ and nothing now brings lee except fancy lots.
Common grades quite dul and hard 10 sell at SO lUc
n NJ There seems 10 be NO hops Of an improvement this
Jgtis As we Anticipated last week prices have ease on
again AMI down W hellN ~ dozen for Western and
Eastern; l7c large supply At the CLOSE and Ne look
for still lower pilrsr,
hTANs-fhorc Il no improvement in the bean market
Mediums move slowly Al sLlhet 20 ~ buse, and pfeiiy
si0d article be bought ~ The Inside price Pea beans
selling slowly at a5etlil y bualrl aud must be
good lOt command the outside price Yellow Eyes
-lng In small lois Al siluetl7St busis Red kslue5s
very little inquired iur Al any price.
MArIE SUGAR AND sfhUf-supplhs of sugar have
been pouring In from all sssons, and the market gluted
The best, small caks, has dropped 10 lOet He " n, and
bd The quotations nGtlc, bat "a would DO refused
and II sales fond, not than hGo6 N ID could
he obAinei SSp Is also Ia Large supply, and prices
have drowei 20 1a1~c gallon ~ kegs and tubs, and
tllillk that pflots viii still lower.
nay AND srkAw The hay market i steady with d
good demand lot choke Eastern and northern s2Oelg
tin and medium grades al sibetl,. There aecuIk
Ou anu c0nsisniirnl. are readily placed arrival hse
siraw = ~ ian demand at s259S u ton. Cat straw coin
Or IS srfbs-Ihe nns weather ha. put some life into
the obhing trade, but the sales leciaiuIs.
Glover slowed tte etsef tendency, and the Wholesale
price fell 90 ~ etl0e, with johhg sales AZ efgseN
NJ but the market nrner al the close, and lIttsc l. the
range TOT all kns 1imuthy Is selling moderately Al s23
tc1 h bushe, and red top al sis,t n sack. Hungarian
sells AZ sl.!itel.O q hushrl,