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New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
ErRoprAN FINANcIAL MAR4Ers

LONDON NAV 3.Tff E10n0IdfN saysi Bank DIS tIfIy
months quoted at - per cent and Trade
bills sixty DAYS 10 three uonts at qd2 per cent discount
Inc holidays Stock Exchange spcCu allOn Ihf
Continental Bou exhibited more decded strength c0e
the foreign department shows most aYOTabY ON te
oprraon and ctnrfalrise occurred COisHis
railway preference shares, and most Oi tc rfc mNrnhs
Railway ordinary shares ani gas STOCKS Hei
ont O dnl. eNccUi lndan Mhlch
risen silver ard the Eastern tN
cha gee PROVINCES sion has manifesto
Itself ana coal c0upsEies shares BoSlan AZ
per daIng the pasI fortnight per cent Mh"fcoi
gained yesterday af'er The fcsut o the apPh 10 e
Lords Justices Of Appeal In the ease % The boadhodsis o. e
National Bolivian Navigation COHplny AMI tie c"Hlat os
building te MaIeTa aud MamOre lail~ became kho" H.
There has been less activity IN Amcrc railway stcrs
LONDON May Ji-l23O D. m.U = bonds, f0ur ana hAii
per cent? 1852 -four per eent lO5 PenDpfyahs central
SSL Reading Railroad 2O'2.
EOSDoS. May 81 ms handa four per cents 70 70 =
shares. 2sS. NewJe Ccntfu conron yo
IosDoS. May sI-j.s0 m-rhe amount ~ Dul,oh gone
into ne Oi England balance TO-DAY ~ tJu,oVo
LONDON May 3l-il5 y. m-Part- adVrcs qnoIe nVo Pci
AZ 10 francs II coutlMes ioI The Aecou.
PARIs May 3lEXchange on London, 70 francs is cen
checks.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
\KW- YORK AND OswEGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY,
MA. CowDREY. Secretary.
FL'O the holders of the consolidated first mort
gage bonds Of tho Conmbns ChLcago and Indiana CON

bonds Of tho Columbus. Chicago and Indiana
iral Raiieay Company
bondhodes agreement pr pared NJ tho
resolution n the recent bOHdbOdes meeting for the pur.
receivers Commit
sont boaSs indsbt.inss 10 $i5s 600 nd thereby pr.
ts lease ana the guaranty " e PeBnyyanis Han
road Company force for The benet Of the bondh0ders
thereunGer panv VIII
Transferable receipts therefor Copies O Inc agreement viii
No AZ Wa,lst
Bondhoders earnestly requested W make delay in
suhscubng the agTeemef aud dep0siing their bonds t
PRIOR further argument which Is Go take az Chi
MonnaN Jane IN relation 10 the tine, manner %
conditions ~ decree for payment By the Penns lyans
Railroad Company % the back rental
the utmost Importance that the lease and gna
would be lpon the earnings the road and tnoe dur
ing the last four years according 10 TIE sworn accounts of
interest upon the sectional bonds which prior 70 The con-
sOii1sted first mOrte
are now required does not call for any pre-ent cash payment
subjcCi the additional DOnds which may be deposited
unier n, 90 any future cash assessment.
The Committee their eNertions hitherto, which In con-
the action u The Trustees and Receivers hays
resulted bringing The matter INTO present favorable
greatly raised e and yar o ae bonds have
ahOuf .
half millions of the bonds, subscribers 10 the o agreement
Committee fair give notice that such pro-
cee!ng- they from his tims
forth hey viii rot iee themselves oognd morally any moro
the fate OF those OF you who may chose 20 hod
nCns thereby refusing to bear yonr fair share OF the bur.
thens winch properly belong 10 all Of yCn alike
n necessary that subscriptions 10 the new agtenent
shall I've well by those hondl0fers who ar as
agreement of November 1895 the ioruer to irsent tr
receipts De exchanged Tor receipts subJecng them Ike
second Mortgage bndhodes desiring subscribe must
do before the Of june the BOMBS to De deposited Yitb
''' oa'''''' N.wHITEWRIGHT.
ADRIAN IsELIN,
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
HIRD CALL -2:30 O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
SATURDAY. May 31-P. M.

SAIUhDAl. Nay 3I-P. N.
The bank statement for the week ended at
the close Of business Thursday shows "A continuous
o's oi ressrv'-iegatendefs s1.493 800 specie sI7-
49, 49, tolal' Sl5looO0 Tne addition of this sum 10
eoo''VO Toe amount OF contraction OF the loans ma kes
total reduction Of Sl,s74 200 IN the assets
" tAs banks Tho Liabilities, however. were
feduoeo-ior deposits ~ ,59l, 800. less sl2. 800
increase IN circulation-only SI.57ssoo, which
maiea'es the receipt OF about 100000
o. country bank notes Generally the chs nges were 40
ouJ oiStriou'ed among the banks a. TO call for 10
hoice' but the Bank of Commerce lost S4o5 200
A'"ueiS' ana It's deposits we're reduced $5O5 200,
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
LIVE STOCK MANKErs-BY rELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. May 3l--TLe DJOr1S Journal reporis-HoGs-
1Ouu head shipments IA head generally "a
Zoe higher except Tor Coarse Heavy which are bard TO sell
Packing. - 4O0 IS lRlG - 30 aT3 90 Choice
elyy 6CG-3 7O market closed steady at the advance
CATILEA Receipts, 1900 head shipments nominal prcos
1n4 lower Export Grades Offering Good 20 Choice
shipping 81 2OGSi Is; Texans lower az s. 1858 30 !;
But,hers 2c lower and Guil Cows S2Gs3 5O Bulls S2d
50 20.
siIEEP-Recopts 900 head Top Grades firm Common dull
and lower
81 LOUIS MAY 3l.-cATuE- Light shipping in good Do
lille doing Receipts lS0U head; shipments 600 head.
Hoes Fairly active HOugh Heayy. S3G>5 20 Ngra
10 Balttmcres s. 81 Is smooth Heavy Philadelphia
80 55 Receipts $500 head shipments. 6.2G0 head
SHEEP-U Unchanged Common TO Good Clipped, r2 5OG
SO so Receipts lO00 head shipments. 80 head
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
COTTON MARKETS.

AuGcsrA May 3l-Cottot qu.e; Mlnolng l2l2dl27se::
Middlng l2i4c.; Good Ordinary. l2c receipts, 20
bales sales. none.
BALIIAosE, May 3l.-Cotton n0ainal MGdnz, l3c; Low
Ordinary, l2c.; receipts. 400
baes gross 474 bales; To the Continent $40 bales
2o bales; s9es. none; stock. $3.50 bales.
BOSTON May 3l.COttOn quiet Niddlng l34e. Low Md.
ding, l2Tc: Good Ordinary, lZs+. net receipts, l51
bales; STOCK j.7lO bales.
CHAGLEsIOS. Nav 3l.-Cotton quiet Middling l2i9c;
Low Mi!fGg l2ifc.. GOOD Ordinary, l2c net receipts
3ju bales: sales. 80 bales stock, l.84l bales
CINCINNATL MAJ 3l.-CottOE hrm, Mdnlng lI3sc.; LOW
Middug lZ4c; Good Ordinary, ~ Sc; receipts - bales
shipments 2l1 baesj splnHers 100 baes Sales IOi Oacs
stock, 2.Jlj bales. -.
GALVESTON, May 3l-Cotton firm; Midng. 12a,. Low
MIdiln2 l2c. Ordinary. II 4c: net receipts 617
bales: exports cOastwise 1852 bales sales - bies; soek
5,357 bates.
LOUISVILLE, May 3l.--CotioD steady; Middhne l3c
NEWORLEAN-. Say 3l.-COUOn quiet BAT hrm Midalng
l22c Low Aidiing l2lc; Good ordinary 'sc uet re-
cents fj7 bales gross $50 baesi sales ZJu bales st0ca
jl.172 bales. -
PHILADELPHIA May 31.-COtton 1tm; Miidlrs l3'-c.
Low NdIiIrg. l3C; GOOi Ordinary l2'.' net receipts
~ bales sae 726 Daesi spinner 24l bales STOCK 90
bales.
SAVANNAH May 3l-Cottcn quiet. firm; Ndding. l27sc (;
low Midiiing, l2c Good Ordinary, 'ic; receipts
O. bales; e. 40 bales stock. 3,JlJ bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

the Manhattan's deposits were reduced S623o0O while
the Chemical gained $397 800 lrgaltenders and in
creased It's deposits S365, 400. -
Compared with that OF the corresponding date
OF 1873 the present statement shows: Loans
increased S23, ,233. 400 specie increased Sl.7s42OO
legatenders decreased S5.456,60o; deposits In
creased S25 ,s96,1OO; circulation decreased $716Oo
and surplus reserve decreased S1O2i6,i25. The total
reserve 300 now Is 26 SO per cent OF the tOia
deposits again % 81 as week and 80 IS for June l.
1873 The following are the comparative totals OF the
last two weeks
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA May 3I-sucsr-lhs aaTke; qaieter closing
9TH down arl tendency k0s 40 20 I'D 5S4 y r-a
goia pr sroe Nes Is 20 d. 81 l4est reals ho'assss
mos TO Fair 5d5 Iess Centrifugal bussTs hoa II TO ~
Nm bxs and LhdA, 7sa7s reals socks IN wArehoass al
xnua and ~ JO boxns 900 bagy. and lo,
100 hhda Receipts ol INC weeK $50 base bags aud
IL aOU hhds ENpoTs daring tho weck-A 90 Doxea 5,D5O
baas ANA hLds including lao bxs 1000 baSs and l.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
for the week ending to-day compared with the cor
responding period last year. ore as follows:

Tho subscriptions 20 the per cent refondng certin
Gates since Tursdays report have amounted to 81 425
800 total to date, S33S7407O The following Is the
baIances "a a45 $40 For the week Exchanges,
s439 $50 395 balances s25 s7302s. The business at
the SuiTreasury 10 day covered: Receipts, S2,SOl,-
90 payments ~, ,956,O9s: currency balance S42.-
O65 937 coin balance. $123, $685. ,0S6.
The receipts ana disbursements OF the United States
Assistant Treasurer at NewYork for May were as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
May 81. 1879.
WANTED.

WANTED. ,.,.-
w Iowa Central RailIoad ls and 2d Mortgage Bonds.
Dauyilc. UrDand Bloomington and Pekln Railroad BONDS
Atchison and Pixies Peak Railrt al Bonds aud stock
INDIANAPOLIS. and Western Railroad Bonds.
New YORK and OswegO Railroad Bonds.
Houston and Texas Central Railroad stock.
indianapolis NiDcennes Railroad 1t and 2d Mort BOA
New wJeTsey midland Railroad let Mortgage Bonds
-. JOseph aud Western Railroad stock aud Bunfr.
City, County and Town Bonds OF western stales
WA. X. UrLEY,
81 Pine st.,
NeWY ork.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

te hhds to tho United 5etea Spanish gnG ~ 0d2ll Ex
chlnge quiet but firm The Cnited "a days gold ~
73 premium short sight DO ~ premium LONDON. ID
dl9A2 premium Paris. jd6 premum.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
Excess ofreserye
above legal re.


0uiroments .. s525O0O0 si.OSs.300 Dec. sl,2l2,600
II "A coal shares and the $500 shares OF Louis
vile and Nashville taken out from the total
transactions in stocks to-day, there would remain
transactions amounting only to $4,000 shares to repre-
rent dull and cropping stock market. The Louisville
ana Nashville stock for several days before the DecOra
tion holiday had betrayed a suspicious weakness its
price having declined from 6S4 on Saturday
last to- 81 i2S62 Today there was genuine NUN,
at the prospect of sales OF about $4,000 shares held by
the CITY OF Louisville and two counties III Kentucky
and Tennessee The first price was cole, from which
there was decline TO 53l9 sales OF only 500 shares
later there rally to 57 and final sales were made
at 56 the bulk OF the days business having been done
between % and 56l2 Nashville, Chattanooga ana -.
Louis stock suffered from sympathy, openli down NJ
80 against Az Thursday, but later il recovered to
The entire speculative force of the market to-day
concentrated upon tbe coal shares. and most
made of the promised 20 cents advance N tie
price OF coal TO which. 10y the way, the LehlFh Valley
and the Pennsvlvana Companies have not subserbeO
tins advance successfully maintained will still leave
prices 80 cents per ton lower than the pces OF
last Deccmbei's auction sale, which were considered
rUinOus Delaware, LGckawanna and Western stock OF
the leader OF the speculation. hut the ad
vance was general, ana the final figures showed
only slight reactions from the best OF the day;
which also We're inc hishesl hgures Ieaehsd
within several months or the trunk line shares Lake
Shore was steady within range OF p per cent Mlchi-
gan Central and Ere being weak and the others neg
ecied The ST. Pau! stocas continued 10 eXnlbt great
rmncss closing at Their best 1gures. while The North
westerns were utili ana Ddrty seadN ihe ucHlgs III
the remainder Oi Inc st lncuuing those III the tc-
graph stocks. too tnSigndcan; TO ca fOr com
mcnt PaCihc Mail, however, showed an Improvement
Of 5sQ l2 rer cent.
Tue bullion mining stocks continued strong. Home
stake rising 80, and Standard selling at 3tls asa.
Al the Mining Board Consolidated Pacific was rresuar
selling at "a 0Gl2G7, and BOde at 4O@4l a39d i0l2.
But the feature Hukl. which advanced - %
(S2 70 Wednesday, to ~ 50a "A -. As for
hs sudden movement 1t Is learned that majority in
terest the stock has been purchased hy
party OF Cahfornians, who recently paid S250,O00
cash for the Freeland Mine, which is In the
neichborhood OF the HnlilL Being Old and cx-
PerIenced miners, and having made an exhaustive
animation OF tne piopeEty u Is assumed tndi lhey haNe
prospects for handsome returns. Mr. f. f. OsbIston,wnO
years superintendent of scyelal of the mines
the COmstOck .Ode Will become superintendent OF the
HuEu on June l.
AANGL OE 1ME srOCK MARXEf.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

Because the repudiaung nature OF the reports from
NewOreans, Louisiana c0nsOls heavy and hard 10
cell The price opened al 40 against AZ Cd inqrHIiy'
and declined to 4Ol2 sales with Al afteTward bid Ten
6s series, sold at 324 aud North Carolina
funded act OF 1865 at Sl2.
The ony sale OF city bank stocks was Of 20 Gaatin
National at l30.
The principal business in railroad bonds was in Erie
the second cousOs selling To the extent OF S2lGOOJ 10
hut later selling at 75 The direct issues Of Central OF
NewJerseY were steady, but Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
c0nsO assehted ad'ahced 10 o32 unassented selling at
- q Mss9uI hdhsh ana IcXd' nIsla WcTc steady Ht
67Q67li 067, the seconds being lower AZ 32l2 c.. G.
ana {. flsts declined per cent to 60 There
deposited IN thc Union trust Company under the bond
holders agreement OF May II, 1879 S6793 900 C., C.
and ]. c. nrst mortgage consolidated bonds. For the
present the Union Trust Company will continue 20 re-
cfYe deposits OF first mortgage bonds BoudhOlders
again reminded OF the importance OF united action The
certificates issued by the Trust Company being now on
clamed disadvantage In depOSiHg the bonds
Rome WatertOwn and Ogdcusburg c0DsOls fell y per
cent to 442 The Western st generally STEADY to
firm with a small business done. New-lOk Elevated
rsts recovered 1lj, t1e Metropolitan being steady
We noie sales Of international Purchasing Committees
receipts at 24as. Delaware, Lackawamna and Western
seconds 40 10jl2 Chicago, Burlington ana Quincy Is at
l2Ol14 3d. and sinking fnDds AT lOl, LOuisana and
ssOur River nrsts AT lO7, and G.. {. and eonsOls
1898 Canada Southern guaranteed were blgher at
"a The Pacific were only steady
Money at the Stock Exchange was active again to-
day and bulk OF the loans on miscellaneous coila
erals made at per cent, Win exceptions AT 9GD
On Government bonds the rate was 293 per ceut. No
change noted In the rates for discounts noror TIE to
mestic exchanges on New-lOrk. The United STATES
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $92s,OOO Ma
Ona Dank notes for redemption The custom receipts
S5l5 719 and the Internal revenue receipts were
$720.Os4. The Treasury now holds r505Zlo,ooo ih
United bonds to secure bank clrculatOn Ublieu
States deposited for circulation Tor the week end
Ing to-day, So 795.3O0. Upited States bonds held for
circulation Withdraw during the wech ending to-day
1892 800 National bank circulation outstaDdlng-
currency notes. 1929 072,S ,Sll gold notes, Yl l46O00O
Inc receipts OF National bank notee for redemption
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
.o.Iye PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
I FKANCIsCO CLOSING PRICES or MINING sTOCKs

Government bonds hrmer. and good business
was reported in The new 5s at Is advance TO 1888:
Is OF 1891, both common and rejected, we're i higher
ana OF 1880 ls higher. New A. sold at 1888 Tor
istered aud at 1884 for coupon At the close prices
were hardly sustained. Annexed are tAe closing quota
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
fiudrtldl.
Z BOND

TJ'HOSE SECOND MORTGAGE BOND
Il HOLDERS Of she COLUMBUS, CHICAGO and IN.
DIANA HALLWAY COMPANY. who desi.o To sysJ ihsH-.
selves The with the hr-' mort
bondiolers before the FI i'Sf DA mJUNE
Ly deD0stng Their bonds nj the Gaatn Nsoal Banf and
signing the OF which VIII DO iDuad az the
BANK. ...-.... L
large Of bOnfhSdors iays
subscribed the ant Deposited eff bonds
ADRIAN VAN SlNDEkEN,
THOMAS DENkY
A. H. STByENS.
Committee Of Second MOrt2sge BODdhO'fers
May 81. 1879
NKW-YoRK AND OswEGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEw.YogK. May II. 1879
rINhe abOve-named railroad is now advertised
4 be- sold June 2Sth foreclosure ~ tn,
First Mortgage BoDds. 1be undersgned committee now
bod per cent Of both he KeceiYsIs Debt ani
First Mortgage Bonds such oher holders oi kereiyer|
Debt and FIRST Mortgage Bonds desire tO cojperae VITA
thus receive tho expected benefits Of purchase u
the moftgaged premises at snch sale must deposit then nod
committee the Third National Bank, NJ -
Nassaust, before June 10. 1879.
o. = Williams, W. c. whitney, II. AmY.
Fred r. James. r.. Livingston. w. II. fenner. Jr,
Theo. Houston. Edwin Parsons {. y. Jordan.
e. C.S.JORDAN. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
COTTON RECEIPTs.

NEW-YoRK, May 3l-1hc following are the total net re.
cotton at the undermenuoned ports since scpem
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

For a Saturday the foreign exchanges were very I'M
usually active and rates advanced twice during
dav Actual business followed 10 within Z cent
Of the follow ng revised quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

The following is u comparative statement OF the
ports OF specie the port OF NewIork 10 foreign
ports from January l to this date. for a period Of
tVeuty-eight years:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
SECOND BeARD-l O'CLOjX p. ".
? U y u - VI ~
a aaRliea

4 scented
5000. be. 49, e
LII q - 4 con : +
"a. 600 ......-l Jos =
IeILack e West "a
12.ODU- ---...-.lo1 u
Del G Hui Reg %
1000 ...... IU4 -
Del * HUDSON
lst Pen NV COu
1000 .......lOo
{ & y " = r
3.OO0-..bC llls
Den e. no Ora lst
~ OUO--...... 20 20
Mich south > / Is
I.UOt.-.-..llO4
LN W-B Con As
10000 go. be. 63
Louisville * Nash
Second
c.ODU Utb% .l02
MOh N j G. = j. A
5000 l-...... 81
Canada IS lst G'td
lI.uuu ....... "a
Ohio e. Miss "a
1000 ..... J3 "A
lIK & 4 2I
2l.cJu. UC. 81 2
Union Pacific
sinking Fund
. UUU .-.- lila
SALES FEDNI DO
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
l4O....bc 1873

A 4 "a u iaA Va n AAV
1UU....DC. %
lUO. .-.... 2SA
lUO........... p -
Mo Kan < Texas Il
200. be. 10
100 ....... 10
Nash Chat * St L
2OO....Dc. 3S4
4OO... 3J4
200 . 40
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

2.UJU........ 75
IN Thursdays is
siipu q have been
1000 ....... 40
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
IHE y EW- YORK ELtNAIEU KAILkOAD 10, \
SECRETAgY's OFFICE. BROADWAY,
NRw-Y OHA, May 81, 1919. }
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS Z

DALROAD B0NDS-Whether you wish TO
Ia buy or sell write to EDWD G. FOX e co.
Members y. Y. stock Exchange,
No. 3 WailsL, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

RoNDOrI. y. y. Nay n. 1873.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
Il OF the Ulster Delaware Railroad Compsny win be
ne At the office Of the Company koadout Juno IL.
A BENSON, Secretary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

ITCHING PItEs.-The symptoms are
moisture, like Precipitation, intense itching, in
creased by scratching very distressing, particular
iy at light, as If pin worms were crawling in and
out Of the rectum, the private parts are sometimes
Affected If allow to continue very serious results
may follow. DIR. SwAYsE's ALL HEALING OINTMENT
is pleasant and sure cure
HOME CURES.-We were great sufferers from
scribed. The use of Swaynes Ointment in a short
time made perfect cure.
J. W. CHRIST, Boot Shoe House, 3ii N. ID
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14
Kansas Pacific Railway.
COLORADO.
HEALTHY, ATTRACTIVE.

Colorado is the great Slnitarium
and Pleasure Resort Of America Il is
elevated above the Influences Of miasma.
The atmosphere is pure, tonic and exhilar,
ating Its mineral springs are numerous
ard possess various Iemedical qualities. Its
wealth IN gold and silver il marvellous.
The grandeur, txteat and variety of its
scenic attractions are without parallel. The
pleasure seeker. looking Tor mere physical en-
joyment; the scientist seeking studies Vim
nature. the artist for lofty inspiration from
wonderful natural architecture, anu the in
valid who needs rest, mineral water and in
ysorating atmosphere, should go to Color
ado. The climate OF Colorado is peculiarly
tfiicacious in am6lioratirg and curing pull
monary diseases, as InuGsanGI OF liVing VIII
nesses who went to Colorado feeble having
become robust and healthy, car testify.
Asthma is cured by residence in Colorado !;
while Dyspepsia, debility and ailments caused
by oserwork and anxiety are eradicated.
The Temperature in Colorado during winter
months i. oquable, mild and especially
adapted to the needs of invalids. The Kan
sls Pacific Railway is the only line running
through cars to Denver, and the only line
by which Denver can be reached through
Kansas without change of cars and ex-
change OF ticket; and its superb equipment
| in Pullman Sleeping and Drawing Room
Palaces, elegant day coaches and its new
| steel rails, renders it the layorite route
for tourists and invaIds. By addressing P
B. Groat, Gen1. Pass. Agt. you can OBJ
tain publications and maps Iul of in
formation about Kansas and Colorado
When you start for Kansas or Colorado
be sure and start right, by purchasing
your ticket over the best l;ne-the KANsA!
PACIFIC RAILWAY.
P. B. GR0AT, Gcn'l Passenger Agent.
KANSAS CITY. MO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14
The Remington Battle Wouum,ut

The first meeting Of the new board Of
directors Of the Benningti IN va Battle
Monument Association Wa held at Boston
Tuesday, Governor Talbot, OF Massachu
sets, presiding. Gov. Proctor. Hon. f. j.
Phelps. Gov. Prescott, Of New Hampshire,
Major Valentine. Charles NJ Bliss, of Ben
nington, Vt. and others of the board were
present, and the meeting was considered a
very encouraging one Letters were read
from various sources, particularly one from
New Hampshire, signed by several ex-Goy-
erDOrs, judges Of the supreme Court. and
other prominent citiz ms, cordially indors-
ing the action OF the association in resoly-
ing to raise SI5 900 in addition to the State
appropriations Of S27 800 sx thousand Of
the Si5 600 are pledged, and the Board of
Directors affirmed the action OF the old
board and will prosecute tho work Of
raising funds vigorously. A letter was
read from Prof. Perry, Of Williams Col
lege, urging the association To plan ian
elegant, permanent aud cjstly monument.
and subscribing 500 toward such a struc-
ture. 1t was resolved to invite designs for
the monument. and committees wer. an
pointed who will call upon the citizens of
the three States named for contributions
The board adjourned to meet at Benning-
ton on the l6sh of August next. the
anniversary of the battle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14
Legal Notices.
ROSWELL LILIES ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT. , The Hon. the Probate
DISTRICT OF cHTrrESpgs, Sc. Of Cb,tepdep.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate of Roswell Lille, late OF Burlington, IN
said District deceased GREETING.
VIyHEREAs. application hath been made to this
w Court in writing, by the administrator OF
said estate praying for license and authority TO SAL
the real Of said deceased Tor the payment Of
debts and charges of administration, and setting
forth there the amount OF debts due from the said
deceased the charges Ct administration the amount
Of per >Onl estate and the situation OF the real
estate.
WhereupOn the said Court appointed and as
signed the 18th day OF March, A. u. ls'g, at the
Probate Court rooms in said District, TO hear and
decide upon said application and petitoni and or
dered public notice thereof to be given to all persons
interested therein, by publishing said order To-
gether with the time and place Of hearing. three
weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper which oirculates in the neshborhood Of
those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications shall no previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court the time and place assigned then
the granting of such license. if you see cause.
Given under my land at the Probate Court rooms,
| this It'll day Of March, A. ID. 1879.
a6w3w R. S. TAFT Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-03-14

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