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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
rINIl NnrEs

Francis :. La;hrop as receiver IF o." Ncw-iork
property of the Central EIloid Company oi NewJer-"y has
n.-d boad for 30. 90. Ms sulaes bepg William Nat"
The suit OF Thomas !. Hill against Oliver Diisoa
and atrs growing o.t o 70 OF stereotype plates oi
uuc pledged 30 tac d- rudaut Wa. h,orr Judge pa', u
~ araf q, muse those plates The Court reserved
Sergeant }lillgi's ease. Ike Bluquo's ghost, viii
10, down I~ recovered cos, hs appeal to he Coart OF
Appeals Amounting s.lg. Hchas iss Ied execution AGAINST
tic rDicr Bolri licn la" NOT PAID d. lie ha n@t iI'Ht.
Comu-u appear ou Monday Hezj 10 De- eznun"l as !e
sn. MOI hesitate tl.ir contempt
Edward Crowley, as grandfather Of Jeremiah
Crowley yet under obtained Yesterday from Juse
Davis Of Epcas corpu. for c pIoincuon Of his grand
whose father died in 10 and whose mother a.ed ID
II" says tuai ne placed .ne 1"J ~ ne L'4tn @"' 'o
t,,trrg 20 70. iII.n elH'a',l ana ttoIW" n lhti y, D.
iaiacr lied from wounds receive, ia DE army.
IL the suit oil Charles H. Medling against the
Mayor tired before Judge Joseph T. Day 10 Common Pleas
Tlial Tenn o., Jury Tuesday and being unable
t. agree hours allowed 10 so home The su
was against b- city Tor a'osug uncovered guitar ID
pai4lH len an bart L.rf severely The lury had stood
c r1a.rbn- the jury obey sug-,-Jrd Court thnt
10 ASA 1s sS 81 l yas i th l a i e gave
a vc1iIct ior The p.-ilul fDi SOON
The sui Of Henry ". Thauic against Margaret
a. Er,err was ,d yesterday, tci0rr Judge Van LUnt
aud the Jury ar, 10 bring sealed verdict Friday This
pl.int wa Ia some way mixed up with so
il4 East Ilcyentst the defendant aud actIny par
chased the DIT misses al force sale He ay De- had
then advanced large amount ui nour. IN the effort Mrs
K!el,rr claims that naAe a deed 90 Mrs stodard who
,t, al ed 10 her Of the property. deets held
IG,urI NOV ,cr- rrcDrted iI . 1874 Mrs hrrhrlrr
lad Inc iant arrested for stealing these deeds her
suI Lad han nIct-l and when tbs District Attorney en-
Indictment euica . have
~, p.rIrt Affori,y removed Her counsel 10 f. A. Frost
la ulsn now for su 700 for malicious prosecution
ne is MOI - much press damages for reimbursement
m Whst b. actually spent Tor the defendant aud for
lie e.
m defendant submit deeds which lie had not knowingly
"a ecusoa and hsa knOnledEed 10 counsel ana at
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HOvsT " REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tn, Senators having retired cat 300, the
SPEAKER Announced a new legislative day, winch was
tl.reuraa opened with prayer by the Chaplain
Mr. -AYLEK Dem. CAs), chairman oil the select
c,,ir,c on TIE election u south C"raln". admitted
a. rr,.yit OF tie tn..orIJ Of mat commute "''"M
,l,jr however y 80 re- luioL. ordered q" Dc printed
MN ilWlIT Dem y. - intro !ueed bi.t declaring
I.-l II tlic not nav gable chdnHt' ana "''o.ul.lr
I r,,s,t OF the United states 10 the ming u oi t-c
" HOLMAN Dem. Ind chairman - t!c ArIrolfia-
81; ii,lfirr re ported ile -JEurY t'il lptp Fatiou
MI .-i n lIv.u bCoI previously printed me Iiou't' d"
-. t1 valf INFO Commute % me "Apc on lhdt
IN ,ir BtrCbNER Dem, AoJ lI j.e cAi!t
4l,i,I-tJN G1c4i ILL., oI'itd ~ +I iuu' Ut ''l
,,ralug ~3 COO nproNn- TIC te:iiiitii"h on ,-c
il'.c nf E.lrr-cu-atl,cs 10 De cApahai 1Hi 'H' ~
rirrrt oi lit tdiitoI lie explained ili' 'Ht "',no
Iu.t li moi propose 10 change the sl-fh oil 'cA'H"
tf.I Ilf .gtIliy - improve fnr pr. Srhl =. ,i'
tf,.r .uIt1rr discussion NJ. Ui.NIIl l'eiu, ~ -
s.,J fr@. he u,.r.yed tue system Of VehiliaiDH
would ae very much imHroF ID II ihc aiA'iuhen' VIZ
sIcd nnf If 10 yya- moi improved he woid d'iu u INC
tt.t ol,npr:nnltg ~ h.s me Ec yhuud De- allowed w
irr,ter tuc ventilation % The HL al Lis own Gust
Iurr making some progress the b'! ihf committee
r,,.r ami al I:4J A. tOUa recess unlA ''5J CoIA
TINS evening ,-.,, info
'ifs fjuu.c. Immediately Oh rct~srmbhng' went INTO
C.liulyr HlUIC tal bGcaucf oL A.hspuiI al ''
c,,a ri IN fhc suudry C.vii Appropriation bill - 81.
long time wis consumed ~ cndcaVurhE 10 Lhu u
In, rr n n, quorum present. Aitrr Two ioil calls ne
clnit.r rlsr and tlc UuuIc al $3.50 iUJa recess tb
Tomorrow az 10 O.clDch
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assoE c q Vera cruz ~ ays99 N s% G c for for
urfan7 cen B ~. t9t st'i Wiudds'er
Philadelphia .4g Prva'cr Tor Caeaftai b1rks E'na' 'e
viso bres Waller -m.;s, ior Wanse dec Harry ior ST.
s,uGD BY Way az long ISLAND SOUND.
sclr- r. q O. " Hands for C9't' N4.e - lg y i'r
A. b. uivefty y Fos;on David d. Foyd, Prov
"INp-~1usct l1It y. "i hazy.
fonFIGN POETS. $3.50, ... No..
M c.rir t' a k, ar R the it,r far Giarcs.oa
5.it5 cana ca.ra. on he l5,er .or n, rhcuaa
JPss2 Lr,a 'r ,,oo a ,lr.lc riro prnci6ess
-IoII 90 I-n..t-s Zuth thar, d.. me ., JNh 'sl
NJ pudaa. ~nar Arrtc cart owen 2IsL @i'ns7is steam
povrsric PORTS.
Ho-rcV Wass. Feb 2f.Arr.rr- b'rs Eva II FISK ''',"H
sampson e'don. ana Harry E. "hi1an Zen l.ll,'f
AID Aries WHpien Phatr phl: sehs. uE.s'g- j. t"-'
81 Io4 r.1. a NJ ir oa-r and Az sr. , r.
Levi and 50 u lies. The seir r. r. .l.lslnrl g'i5 49,
sIs " fTa',5,gy p. 60, OF rS steamship poyc.ar
g,fri,o. - 5i"ArrIged bar R5g.o5aeo .pfe
Grae,ar V-,rforl. IIn i. ia vi. Lo,khlrt Bronco.
.c Biups savannah, bark ". louisa sem.afi Queens
Pear.e New {o.k L,oprd D,f,eA A. b ,oa sio. ..
'roynrncc ioaawanda sherman. Pi,y a,nce fana Hove
ra corr or Famonfh schr JOAN b. PAGE Haley, rr2,i
5e y, ,ad l sr tin' Fo Sntoa FISH, sthr. tfb
Eaton, 7A Tor Boston Wmte VIZ % .oaa i"t IVA
Is
burg. VIRGINIA Hunter Charleston 81 lvhc Etu'"T lll.
.tlc: H. L. CAV. PirrsDu, Ba tWOre and Azne7 I h'l
tbr Eic knight Nrwiork. srITs Stf larS -ina' ,'lon
So bite williamson. Boston GURUS l.A'u ~ ono p
Portland. Hlauan ~ BHel. Ireland. vs. .nl I-iaa ~ G."
David s.. ~i-er. Huutley, Wlwlueton 49, y o. i-tl &c
Tye t,, River. tTtic tslrAooi. buf.' iti'i.i
Emma b. shaw ~Hurger. Proyd-u'.' Horace N"'Gi u 49,
pr.,t..rf.. Olivia Fox odessa aIad ., Brown Ltrt'.
WILMINGTON. Is. g.. Feb "l.-ArI>'..b IA inhhlH III.
R.sfu.- Rotterdam. Cleared Dlg B.! aror 'l'i Foe1o"'
lIv,4a.uo. ...... D., ,......
ut,ury. and IIId,O. Liverpool
apVFd.NTs ~ OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
'VArRF. Feb. IT.. Dee General irIfl,Ia.ilt .'rIalls
Steamship l. brq .o- capt ~inger from Ncwf OK FEB ~
1 way o y-utA I"o. % arrived b. re- at oc'0.A '"'
Ifcr Lu,,s, yLls lr,-s see RIM P0gcl
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TIE COURTS.
A WORTHLESS WITNESS.
A. C. HEsiSG CuHE- FROM CHICAGO ~ s'f Nd
t. rrw OF ~ lions

t. = ri.w QrEsuoT
The trial of Francis o. Boyd and Edgar !.
HI tol alleged ,rausl.. Jns iJ c.c1>el way ., Dc
, in line United l.e. Circuit c,,.. CrI.nl. Bran--
Jltrc BlgichforI .rcsilnz, yesterday Tue 81 I'' ''
wore Indicted and arrested i7 My. 1876 with tv' orf
firms r the Same business CHARGED Wi5h brn2 conn '"
in frauds win Western houses Tor which t"a ac'e" ~
ssir,lnen Il. Grt convection u1 tie Indictments i'''"
nj Thar time was tina. ol W. e. Mile To-" "t'N' "-'
The Goyenmtu faded in TINS ease % serire '"''''
ton OF tie charge O. cons. r1'y nut "I-i-A.i
against Miicrol q cl1rEe IF noEitc.Ie y" "''' ','o
PROPER entries on h books Of spirits r'ceiv2i ana sol'
Th, defendants lu ihe case now on trial constitute '"'
nriu oi r. O Novd Co.,, a, 50. 30 Eroa..' ana we're
indicted on g gee count. charging thcu win ''"1i''F
with William : Gols,s. Frames Eastman JONI urn
aud others IN CHICAGO d'raud the Government OF 'r
tax or distilled spirits aiding and ahetn2 The removal
of ami couce4lm- AMI aiding ia coHcea"g silica 'P''''
and removing rom di,uery warehouses di-l'' a'i's
viJIoGt payment Of u. tax.
In his opening speech, Rosor VI Sherman sb''..'
counsel Cor tGa C,verum' mt. uGtt"d i.r -''! 'I ''
alleged fraui, substantially g. told IA IHf IhlB1'"
several months ago. lie sd tlIa' the existence %. con
s9racy or an understanding between tht di~i.ti- ID
Chicago and Hr wn,.,aie dealer IA ths clt 10y N'a
rhc Government Bad been dr.Ililcd tAi go,
be shown, ~ s.rm oi iiTai ia"fhs wa. ayr ,U 'i'''
~ which tic ai 'I- mere Ah'N '. Guar .,' . t. 81
--s..Eicrrs sens them ana walt ds:"-i.i1h 90 h' Oh
rcyd ,y Co., had received @Nut hittr.' o.. Nii,t '
which the taA Dad An' been Iarl from '"'i"' ',1
aud EASTMAN. o." 'l,ca-" a-,'!.,'.' - ' ..y
In addition a. jleIr r. lIr comm .a". nl Is nn-iA'7
wa gong .u uu.l hr Western r.H- ",, pros ".' -
VI. sherman cese. !A- sutt'h ""F"I'l i""'.' o." P'
uyol tIr stand U.t.re, who, Dee -"I'' We t''"' "
IcSty ald 90 home Ih- w..'' ...t' ~ WA. com
yic,cd aul sentenced for c,H.Nri, 'i', ., H. H."
staGdiu- ,hat BE- would d. l-.c IS ..'-h,i't' WIN ~
VI. -tcrTn1u I'o.r.i.... '' s... .., .f I,. n l.
Barnett and e. Tracy couu.'. i'i '"' u. '.'',, 'o
oi1'rjed Z" th' ."r't'ri!"A ~ t'I",I,t and T., f,.
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rFryoR W. PARK ADDRESSES THE JURY.

The Emma Mine trial showed signs OF greater
animation yesterday than al aay time since The oleAiu-
DAYS. Con s,Lch,k. VINO disappeared soon after the
..f b.,ar and ex-senator stewart, wEo has new be
for. been present in Attendance and listened IN
icuty 20 the tcstmaay Of Iruor W. Par who took the
witness stand and began the narration OF l,s biography
from tie time ia tie .3ugGag. oi L, counsel when h'
yls a baryfootcG boy in Vermont u.ul hc bought the
Emma Mine and sold and Ca th' PLAINTIFF ASSERT tie
English. stockholders. Mr. PARK h1' 'c'ed as So't OIL
d.rcf,r-gcucra OF bis since tue rlll began ana ia
t.iaIIy invest .tiuu, AMI Lt!-1tl.us 1i the Linut
r., nee i- has a rcd familiarity wan % Nhit c"in''
. u present tht facts H tar case o. Ie iit 't~'c.
t..,v and without % slttlUI. DARING i.r Coy ~ Va
ASKED f,N question, boy MS ,uGus", D"t with sHa-
memorandum booa 30 Que hand anj puric" ~ tuC
o.i,r ae raridN explained the ~ D~ IN diagrams OF
IT,, ur ANA coutit.u u which Doc found ii a.icr be-
Dos. I'. lis views this pom. I'll 'he iHciS ds 10
tur manner winch r DccaIr iLt,rc u 80 %, sPcc'
L.lo4 Lave already been published "a. ldE- exam.
lrauna viii continue several l.i-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

The cour; room at North Hampstead, where
Franci, Nc ,no,s IS on trial for jhc murder o. 1!l -ir
Bauer was again crowded yesterday. tn. PRISONER =
father md mother were present. and much sympathy
was r.c.-.d Ter them The father -ai ~ h- son daT-
ing rne proceeding G.org" Bauer father OF TIE Iu-
dr,ca iu test Hci 10 the ride 1a"n Win ne prisoner
after his arrest when HcConocIc pointed ont tle places
Lee had y-.tl before and after ,iir murder 'A"reS W
Spraauc t,s lied -lar UcColoes. when Ae Was 90 JAIL
told Inn that Lc Killed NH--i. BlDar. Iut
prisoner said that uc waited "a the cDTnt".i until gc
ri vrrf h, when be- caught ucr ANA carr e hcr 10 ID"
woods taku. Ao.t ~ her throat q. pI,F,n- lei en-
lavin. se!ls distance 60 carry aor re -cli heF t."!
longer tiau ue Thought. The Prosecution INTENDED q"
I-f M tLi, point add Mr. Hl-i,td A,t'nuri' c".-
- moved 10 sgis" .Gt aii testimony ia Ir-aId lo @
Confession Is, tc!ay as Detective Payne. Wac JlItSic"
t. lru,Ir, and N.1 Dad q - been tod D., .lrithrru'
81 hi, gut lad Not been c.i.ci tatSs. Tie 'Io4"n
Mas denied aid PAYNE cal.d .t On, Pros catt"h'
I'll. fest n,v was luGiy 30 regard 90 hct"H"rHie az
mission of 3D.. gait as given W enc CONCESSION pic'uH)
Urb.isard. The pros cutIJn ti,U pes ci .,,
The opening address ,Hr the der Esc " as Iaar n' mo
g.rc Armstrong. uf tG. con. fusion ui Whlh i'@ tou'
W. adjourned ann. Tins morning.. TIE d,-ria' WIZ "I-
ut H. show. u j. s,l;of. mat the murder Was COM
u.tit 1 uy t.tld44Lc Is Gilman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

AZ the Y,rkvIHe Police Court yesterday HH@h
NcCIrg Of go rs East fl.,f ri1t'e =. c1.Sr..s ..e
committed default ---nu rl.-..-G George Gam
bic nE" p - - f'2 Last seventy 0u 90 t r=1i n Sr
by trade ye4..Iily eoruf. 10 t"t- tnt +-.i' tiL
on charge o. r't'lU- with ''r hl ~ 80 ii.' Nt-
aFr u, Of No ~ Irt s', an. tiu"iehH 10
take '.tr TIE.
" tine Washington Place C'urt Yesterday John
h .aHaei, 'i1l hY Cat arU' CLARKE with ruIin" hrf
room 500 ta -Hiyaust, auI at.. rtul 2" H.f "c ring
a1'r' flHc 90 $40. "t u default u. $1,000 ball
james JACKSON. t l' s. IoAas au. tAsr'4 VILLAINS
an r'oreJ - ar.i &C. rh as.- rar. n shoot. gIdy
no mont %. NO :! fh.E sru &c. -tr'3y u'I rilg. Williams
Nas H n so bah au! JIc SON au0 johnson were sent
70 tic AoJs~oi n. ,cu411.
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conr1NNrI.Ns ANoNa sTocGH0LDERs.

4 suit Of James G, Jacobs against Sylvester j.
,fflf Co.. tr d n,o.. Jaze Van Worst IA supreme .'uI'
-tccs r,ra pr,cus3 curious question. FLinIn and &C.,
PENDANT go 100 Joseph Pooh catered MOAN Arrangement i"rH
tl the STOCK ot rJt.H;r t calt 800 hI FOOL should
b, resi,, No and piaiua pres aui The Il'a n en-
tered ,a written sgrtiuoi; vic! the Defendant iAat be-
.od bus .ia4s Of t,e comp IA 400 paia'r
in ir,,lucr~ De PAID the fest i-iuca- ana to" ASKS
That his first payments; Hc restored to DIVA ano t contract Pc
,.aded III. SAYS thai Itrr Represented o. Inn ii't d.
owned g. Ii shares majority OF t.c Stock aId Ar- ont 20
lin fr, ,. at l. .otalt iu Mt Pool would recon" til
r5cat o. tie company and maxi 20 p-':au' The uaIhE
and NJ Pool tupn bought i1. pCt Mr. Miller Aa' lot u-
aaiot- Of ,l- .loca Necessary o. GARY OFT -He plan
1carl,Hdlu says sha, ai chief lurr'-- "'lHS Ia tr'e
land d.. WISHED O. transfer A.s Interests 20 .a- con- HT &"
I'll. Pool DC ad far as hc could lc dad not say thai
D. owned ,Itjy u the stock. lie Tried Z" carry 'ui 'ic
,i..I, claus. ID agreement That -aid go Pea AMI
Jacob retain and k 10 Win ~.' j"@'"H Pool con
a.. Eds. interest llt a.u.a ~ sid c.ia-t, Al use 10"
,arr u a aud fer the olnt b,uri 81 iAe aI
Eli. 9. jacob. aat ltu.
on IRE clos. oi testimony fer The plaintiff JOHN T. P"r
fer Tor rh. ..l.-d-uf moved Go dismiss f' ,dui, 'u
anon. .lar grounds claimed jiaf tnc agreement was trr
h.. is u in- a' tiat 80 fli ,of la'n ii3 "
SOME control 'lc COZ ua'ot m "L'i ihtf
were Interested of kind form dozen i ihc p"' ol It ~ 50
ami va, therefore yOI Judge Van ,o--t reserved Lis "t
Ill.
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FROM LI.FEro1L-L af.u.tD Lt'.o, Ff1 -
2r ana sr. i-.mrs. J"t IHri 70 l' 49, irT ,,uu, I'm
f.r.-,. t.- iuifI-ArL, Iolii
,,I rs tiaval.i E-. 'l.tv b. lJIr a"i N J. .c, d'u
Win IA lol,- ia E-,'u, AaGrtas ~mth'oh, MISS l.
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THE TRUST COMPANIES.

prpoRTs To TIE BANKING DEPARTMENT.
~rg,R.y $50 coo HELD ~ TRUST II NEW-foRK
Axp uRooKINN-LARGE INCREASE OF LOANS on
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF INrEREs1-BfAmNG
DEPOSITS.
,r,ov , REGULAR coRrTsroNpFvT OF THE TEiDUNTl
A1rAvY. Feb. 21.-The following are the re-
49, oi the Trust Companies Of Ncw-Nork CITY and
I-okIyn for January, 1877 received az the B'nhins
D,,sr+mcut These i1stimtorS hold 10 Trust aud ON dc
oif invested in stocks, rea, estate and other sec'
,os nearly S7OO00.O09 of The class Of people usually
accumulated wcll-yo-do The present reports indicate
,be situation and financial changes Of tEis class Q'e as
tbroucy as tie reports OF thc saviuS banks do ina" OF
g., posr IL Is suggestive to note thay loans coat
s have increased since July last over 100000, and
those On peIsosl securities have decreased more thar
$4,000 eco ANA The general deposits upon which interest
a. allowed have decreased more chan 100000
,,p.,,t-tN-> TpfST COMPANY toF BROskINNf.
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COURT OF APPEALs CALFYDAR.

ALARNY y. Y, Feb. 2l.-Tle following il th"
court of Appeals day calendar for Thursday, Feb y; Nos
. J. 49,. - =. 2O7. AZ, 1911. us AID %.
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CRIMINAL NoTFs.

asscntnd and he a- tai defendant remburs
:ng Lin has expenses is entitled 20 - M res, ia the property
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NOMINATIONS.

WAniNGToN, Feb. 2l.-lhe President Today
sent 70 the Senatc tne following nominat""f'
CASPER r. Eost Postmaster ~ maia SEP Al'io l
Re1id Postmaster al Benton Harlan, alc iss IA !"
Seely POztmssfrcss a. harrington hAss 'eOse u"
bgri Co.'e, iOr o. CusiOuIs al stOJ.ngtIn, Conn.
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UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY.

AFAaAiIVE TABLE OF REsOU RCEs AND LIABLE
IIEs FOR JAN, 1877, AND JULY, 1870.
I...l
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Eectnres auo HleeiilIl5.


COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES for the
ps,pr ia the -rcat Han. az p AT tDAN: teD
81 mn, lsrturr Will Caiyrrcd by Dr. \ IS. 'NJ~bl OF
N,r York tv. Oh the 'figMAS HARD NttA -.It0pLcih
ys rlef can Dr. had GRATIS II the 0fe u the 'uoner
Union AMI al D. Van N0strIHds bookstore - Inil1''
-'-' 49, \. e HEWITT,
Secretary
TEIRVARD CLUE OF NETWORK CITY,
The eleventh arheA duu.rwi ;'Ne p re- ~ UEltiyh.
CtfS on feb. - at p. ~. Al liAiNard men
are cordially invited
'''N0'' ''-' FNANCIs NJ. WELD. secretary,
50 iHtIsi or
T.FKANIt BROWNLLI, Ir af1rrr
Nu - Er1atst
I LECTURES FOR "OUR NEIGIiBORhOOD."
CHARlIER INSTITUTE CHAPEL,
Figiy e. I'll tll ~. near .,irt'l ave-.
On FRIDAY Even NG. Feb %, O'Clock,
Cu.t 90 o. e uIsiay Evening"
Tho Ca'Icdras c Europe w,h ci-r" neon Vows b ltoL
Rocls0rl's photographic Gallery, u aon- llG1re
yHHE LAND WE LIVE ~.
LECTURE BY
Rev IT, ". GALLAHER, az The
CI,1'D Al CtiIR ROE crcutb9sC between Thirteenth ara
ibtIfectf4atJ-
THURSDAY g. ashinS.on's bItndayl a. : p ~.
49,
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Yrc1sT kTrvT WORK RESUMED.

ITVTNINIITI v UIN HLN- NFIT'
THE po>I-cTFiCE AND TIE LEGISLATIVE, JJpiCIAL,
AND FNEcUTvE APPROPRIATIONS Bills AMENDED
AND PASSED u uIE -FNATE-SCNpEY CIVIL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-02

THE PAssUNPsIC AND SOUTHEASTERN.

THE PASsUMPsIC AND SOUTHEASTERN.
NEWPORT, Vt, Oct. 81. Col. Foster.
manager of the Southeastern road, has
gone to Montreal to attempt to settle the
controversy with the Passumpslc road. If
no adjustment is had, the managers of the
Southeastern will apply for receiver.
The damage done by interruption of traffic
is several thousands Of dollars.
THE RAILROAD WAR ON THE BORDER
NORM Troy. VT, Oct. 3l.-ColOnel
Foster LEFT this morning for Montreal where
he will endeavor to make some arrange
ments toward a settlement Of the complica-
tions between his road and the Passumpsic.
If no adjustment of matters is had, the
South Eastern managers will cause the APP
pcintment of receiver the present
week. No trains are run over the road
between Newport and Abercorn, distance
OF thirty miles, and all mails are carried by
stage. Nearly mile of track has been
torn up near this village. There are four
breaks on the road. The eating down of
the bridge at East Richiord was wholly I'M
necessary. The whole damage may be count
ed by thousands. TIE break at East Rich
lord is guarded by a high sheriff and
posse. The towns along the line who bond
ed for the roads construction are finding
much fault with the management OF buth
parties. The appointment OF a receiver Is
demanded. Both sides now express a will
lingness to leave the adjustment of the dith-
euties TO the decision of the courts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-02

TIE funeral of little Florence, tho sweet
little daugh of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 5.
Drew, took place on Saturday afternoon at
St. Paul's church, Rev. Mr.. Atwill oficiat-
ing. The floral tributes sent in by friends
were of unusual beauty. The white casket
bore on the centre of the lid silver plate,
in the shape of cross. engraved with the
words. "0ur Darling" Upon the lid
rested beautiful crown of white rosebuds,
tuberoses, immortelles and white exotius,
received from Capt. Ingram, of Troy, n. Y,
and a cross of camelias, roses, bouvardia,
ETC., from the Misses Henderson, also a
very handsome cross from Mrs. o. A. Burton.
10 front OF the altar was pillow of white
roses, tuberoses and carnations. bearing the
word Florence" in pink smsranths. a
tribute of sympathy from the officers and
members of TrOian Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 3. of Troy, n. Y. Over this was
a beautiful harp of white carnations, bou
varda and immurtelles, sent by Mr.. and
MIS-. L. +. Griffths, Of Troy. The front of
one Of the lecterns bore an exquisite wreath
Of csmeias, carnations and roses from
Volunteer Hose Company. In front of the
other lectern was beautiful cross of tube
roses md Gala lilies, from Ethan Allen
Engine Company. The altar rail bore
wreath OF white exotfcs on a ground of
smilax. from the members of the same COM
many The font Was tastefully decorated
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-02

NIw YORK. Oct. 81.
COTTON quiet sales 1I97 bales at II 3-l6 for
mid1ling uplands.
FLouR-stro ely in buyers favor, No 23OO@
20, Superfue state and western at 4 s0I5 a. ;
common To -oOh extra western and state lllf
. Is good to choice extra do at 3 81 az 90 :;
common to choice white wheat western extra at
10 at 70 .ancv white wheat western extra at
3'd7 10, common to good extra Ohio at Is
ar 81: common to choice extra St. Louis at
> 5naS -. patent Minnesota extra good to prime
; i'T p, choice to double extra > ~ a 10
closing dull. Receipts, 219O3 barrels, sales, H.,
RYE FLOUR, dnL; sales go barrels at OO9
a ~ for state.
CORN MEAL steady; yellow Western, Jersey and
Pennsy lvania at 2GiT 800.
WltAl-opened shade stronger, closed heavy
lie lower; 2sdl 20 Tor No , Chicago 81 for No.
Chicago; 32iGlB tor hard No. spring; iOQ
| iOi tor No. , New York and No i winter red;
u for New York NO. white; 5OGl ~ for white
state. Receipts, 27s,StO bushels; sales, 436,OuO
bushcs.
kYE-frm: sales 600 bushels at 7Od72 for
state. Il .ur western.
BARLrY-hetter inquiry; sales OO.0OO bushels
at 7la73 Tor proved state.
BARLEY MALI quiet, choice Canada at Is.
HAY heavy, jiaI6u for shipping.
HOPS-stcady, unchanged SASS for yearlings,
6al3 Tor new crop eastern; GALS Tor New York
state; llfsl5 for state.
COFFEE - Rio quiet and unchanged; cargoes at
l5idlgi in gold job lots at ldi09li ingold.
SuGAR-dull and unchanged; refining 81; prime
refined II moderated demand. standard A lOTlO.
granulated lot powdered luI; crushed.
MOLAsSES - grocery grades quiet, moderate
demand.
RICE quiet. at 6ia; for louisiana; 667i for
Carolina.
PETROLEUM - dull; crude at st refined at
l3., united crude at 96iG20li.
TALLOW-steady: sales 6,OU lbs. at lI-l6.
EGGS firm; 2ii22ilc for State and Pennsyl-
vsnia u !G93i fer western.
PROVISIoNS - Pork dull. heavy and lower;
II 5OGti5 OI for new mess. Beef quiet aud steady.
Cut meats western quiet Middles dull at 81 for
western long clear, ;! isr city dc.
LAIRD, BUTTER, Etc Lard heavy and lower,
prIur at sOnS 81 closing at 7ulas so for prime
steam. Butter, choice steady, other trades uul and
heavy, llG1l for western, l593O for state. Cheese
quiet at 71Di2ic.
LlNSEED-quct.
wnISk EY-Ic lower at | Oq!.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-02

WILL CARLETON. the famous author OF
Farm Ballads" and Farm Legends, J"
is announced to give his reading, 1.-The
Golden Horse" at City Hall. on Saturday
evening, November 10th. The lecture or
reading is in poetry, and is interpreted
with renditions of a number of the authors
celebrated poems-liko Betsy and arc
out, Oyer the hill to the poor-hOuse,
q" Out of the old house" etc. .-productions
which have given the author worldwide
reputation. d" The Golden Horse" has been
given in number of places, this sea-
son, and has been given the highest praise
by press and public. The verse is of a very
high order of merit and its rendition is COM
mensurate. This is. we believe. Mr.. Garlic
tons first appearance in New England, and
We hope and expect that he will be greeted
with crowded house.