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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27
CLARENCE!
STATEN ENT.

Thinking 1t would be Of interest to many Of the
readers Of our paper, especially those interested in
horserasinEwe will state that have seen aud read
letter from Col Russell at the home farm in Milton
Mass in which he states that he raised the chestnut
stallion Clarence, by fearnaugLt dam the celeb rated
steeple mare leLuNhammcT, and that he is more like
his sire than any Of his get be has seen also
statement from his owner, II. s. Cook Boston, Mass,
to the effect that he has sent his stallion among us to
stand his merits without any ostentatious dis
play being really all that he claims him 90 be and all
wishing the services of stallion this should
not fan TO patronize him, his present terms are
positively for this only to introduce and bring
him within the reach Of all, being at present stran-
ger among strangers. Clarence is standing for the
season at the stable Of S. l.. SIBLEY, Guford Centre
under the management Of j. A. MALLEN. Is
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o,TATE or VERMONT. Marlboro. s,

y The Probate Court for said District
ToaI p,rsous Interested in the Estate of HIRAM C.
ALDElCH, late Of Bratteboro in said District. de-.
ceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that WIN. W. Iynde
Administrator upon the Estate Of said deceased lss
presented 10 this Court petition praying for u nse
to sell all the real estate Of said deceased, aud also
has filed what purports to be the consent q
all the heirs residing in this state to such -ae and
that this Court will decide upon said petition az
session thereof 90 be held OF the Probate Oi1cc In
Brattcboro, in said District the last saturday Il
August, 4. j. 1880, when and where You may appear
and be- heard in the premises II you see cause.
grammar re
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,NOMMIsSIONERs NOTICE.
ESTATE oF PArRIcK DooLAN.

I6IAIL OF FAINILh UUULAN.
Theundersigned having been appoiuto dby the Hon.
Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro Commits.
siOners TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands q all persons against the estate OF Patrick
Dooau, late Of Brateboro, in said district dCceas-
cd and all claims exhibited in offset thereto, here.
by give notice that will meet for the purposes aore.
said, at y. y. Chamberlin's store, on the 9th
day Of September and 18th day Of November next
from ? O'Clock P. VI. until O'Clock Z. NJ each
Of said days, and that six months from the
3lst day Of July, A. d. 1880, is the time limited
by said court for said creditors to present their
claims to MS for examination and allowance.
Dated at Brattleboro this Attn day Of August, A. D.
1880.
A. G. DAVENPORT, Corr,cisst,,,..
90 b. y. CHAMBERLAIN N'H- ''oL'fs
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro IS.

> The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ABIGAIL
s. READ late OF Wardsboro, in said District deceased
Greeting
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account Of A. J. Dexter IL
ecutor Of the last viii Of said deceased and DE-.
cree distribution thereof to the persons entitled at
the session thereof to he held at the Probate
office in Brattcboro on the 3lst day Of August,
A. d. 1850, when and where you may be heard IN
the premises, If you see cause.
80 T. W. STODDARp, Register.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The real estate known as the Tyler property stua-
cd On North Main street in the village Of Braenoro
facing the common ON the north and Terrace street
on the cast, that its view cannot BE- obsiructod
Tho property is surrounded with shrubbcry and large
shade trees and the buildings thereon consist Of "a
two-story dwelling house and barn, slated roofs THIS
property can be bought at price low that the pur-
chaser can Il he choose, remove the buildings there
from leaving very large corner lot suitable for two
small building lots very desirable large LOT. To-
Gated In Of the very beet portions of thc flourish
ing village Of Brattlcboro. 8. y. llEHlltk.
Brattlehoro, July a, 1850 tf3l
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- By the Probate Court for said D..trir 90
To all persons interested in the Estate Of JlDSGy
HOWARD, late of Jamaica, in said District deceased
Greeting.
Yuarc hereby notified that this Court will d.ri8,
urln the allowance Of the account Of AARON NJ
lITLER, Administrator upon said Estate and d. rec
distribution thereof to the persons entitled al fin,
session thereof 10 he held at thu Probate one I'M
TIwu.hcnd on the 2Sth day Of August A. D. i.s5
when and whore You may be heard in the premise #
Won see cause.
33 c. -. EDDY Eep..i,-
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WRINGERS!
CLOTHES IS.RI.TGERS OF ILL
HI.rDS RRP.IIRBD.

Being engaged in permanent business here, I en-
ueaNor TO do my work as wen as It can be done and
use the best quality of rolls that can buy PAVING
nearly third more than what cheaper qualify car
De bought FOR; and If my work does not prove Hati
factory am where can be found and will make it
So viii do work as cheap as anyone using the same
quality Of stock. EN- nNNGS
uA Harmony Block, Brattleboro, Vt.
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The advertisement Of the American Shoe Tip Com
pany, which appears in another column, is Of the
greatest importance to parents. Read it, and learn
goods.
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For Sale,

Tauucry and Curryng shop, with good water ana
steam power, machinery and tools situated 10 Jack-
Mass Capacity Of tanning and currying l2,luO sides
Wax Leather per anuum. Price t2,5un. Terms easy
For further particulars inquire of Coon, CROKER
Co.. Boston, Mass L. c. Starr an tho prcmiscs, nr Of
tho proprietor. J.. STARR, Bratil,hgrU, W. uA
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Leland and Gray Seminary,
roWNSHEND, VT.

ran term begins Wednesday, Aug. 25th.
iour experienced aud successful assistants. Am
PIE opportunities for the best instruction to thus,
htung Tor teaching college or business. tB-E1Ieniei
low Engage rooms early by visit or letter and com,
tuesday. Full particulars by addressing
G. c. BOYHTOH, Principal
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Sow lettuce seed the last of this month in
protected place, and cover with brush as
winter sets in, and you will have fine plants to
set out in the spring for early lettuce
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RtaI ESTATE.

LNOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A History
il Dwelling House, suitable for two families situ-
aed ON reed street in the southerly portion Of the
Village Of Bratteboro, being the house and lot nov
belonging to the estate Of d. NJ. Bradley said prop
Crty Ii rst-rate renting property ana Ml pc sou ~
public auction unless sold at private sale soon.
S. N l1ERRlCK, Administrator
NJ -. I'll lIMI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-08-27

Lyons Patent Heel Stihener is the only invention
that will make old boots straight a. neW.
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VOU can buy pure and good WINES AND
l. Liquors, in any desired quantity packed
ana sent anywhere, by sending cash orders to the old
house Of q. A. RICHARDS a CO.,
5A-53 Is and % Kilby street, Boston.
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legdl Notirrs.
CrArE or vERMoNT. Conn

- cncy. District u Marlboro. ''''
Notice is htrthy li,tn that 8lLAS M.WAlTT in.
tloboro, u said Distrit, was, on the Ilih d,v -
ust A. D. ltS0adiudp,d Hn lIFolytut Gttor srt 9gg.
a meeting Of his creditors 20 prove thor dobis
choose one or more uislntts oi his ottatc, wiitIg
at the prol ate oficc in Brattlcloru in tadIt,,t
the 3Oth day ~ August, a. y. 1870, al 10 oc,rt
forenoon aud that the payment Of any d,tts std
delivery Of any property belonging to taid dtlr w.
him or for his use and the transfer Of any pr,tt,
By him, are forbidden by law. 'l'V
1895 L. W. sTODDARD. Hs,.,,..
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or THE CuRRENcYl
WASHINGTON, June 10Th, 1880.
Notice is hereby given to all persons who may have
claims against The First National Bank Of bratte-
boro at Brattlcboro, Vt, that the same must he pre-
scented to Linus NJ PnICE, Receiver at the office Of
said Bank with the legal proof thereof within three
months from this date, or they will be disallowed
2G-ss Comptroiier ~ he H CWIE1,r,,,
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EIRST- CLASS TENEMENT TO RENT.
ON Western avenue; pleasant, convenient, ana
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03

The House committee on elections Thurs
DAY, took action on the Washburne-D -Donnclly
contested election case. Notw outstanding the
efforts of the democrats to compel Clark and
Spear to vote with the party to seat Donnelly,
they positively refused to be put up in such an
attitude, and first voted to seat Washburne,
which was defeated by vote Of. seven to
eight. The vote to seat Donnclly stands five
yeas to ten nays. The seat was then de-
clarcd vacant. When the question comes in
to the House it will lead TO a long controver-
sy, rs the democrats expect TO reverse the
action of the committee, seating Donnelly by
the greenback vote, and thus secure the State
of Minnesota should the presidential election
be thrown into the House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
Elections in England.

LONDON, April =. Gladstone's majority in
Leeds, over the conserv vatives, was over
10000.
Additional returns show the election of Is
more liberals, ) conservatives and | home
ruler. Total number of liberal votes polled
up to last evening was 100000; total tory
votes, 52l 900, showing an increase of liberal
votes over the last election of IL, 900, and in
the tory vote of 5000.
The Times SAYS the result of yesterday $
election tends TO confirm the prospect held
out by the voting of Wednesday and to rem
der il scarcely doubtful that when the new
parliament assemblies, the government will
encounter an adverse majority in the House OF
Commons. The Telegraph, liberal. in its
editorial says: yesterdays elections af-
ford undoubtful encouragement to the liber-
ais, but in solid significance the vote OF
the city of London must he held to outweigh
dozen petty boroughs.''
MANCHESTER, April =. The Guardian,
liberal. says the result of the elections has
astonshed the best judges on both sides. 1t
may now be safely assumed that the liberals
will accept the Office. A strange idea pre-
walls, even in well-nformed quarters, that the
Queen will send for Harrington instead OF
Granville.
1t may be taken rs absolutely certain that
she will not summon Gladstone. A minis
try formed by Granville, would certainly in
cludc Gladstone, but Harrington, not Glad
stone would lead the commons. If the libcr-
al majority should fall below IL or 10 the
next parliament will probably be very short
lived.
ST. PETERSBURG, April ,. Announcement
of the success Of the liberals in England, pro.
duced considerable satisfaction in political
circles here
Roman Catholics.
ROME, April =. The pope is disposed to
accede to the wishes of the Archbishop OF
Baltimore for a large increase of church ac.
commodations in his diocese, in consequence,
of the numbers who are disposed to join the
Roman church, and for special powers to
facilitate the reception of such converts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03
ERMONT.
Murderer Hung.

WINDSOR, April 2. Edward Tatro was
executed at precisely 2.24 o'clock. without
accident. Butler, the husband of the muir
dered woman, was present TatrO confessed
that he was guilty of the crime, but said But
Ter was to blame, pointing to him as he spoke.
His neck was not broken. Tatro, in 1876,
when 10 years of age, killed Mrs. Charles
Butler, at llighgate He was employed by
Butler. and during the latter's absence made
an assault on his wife, which resulted in her
murder.
Tatro on the scaffold to-day said he had no
knowledge whatever of the crime until he
found himself under arrest. He attributed it
to rum and to Mrs. Buffers husband. who
first gave him drink. He left this message to
Hayden, "Give my love to Hayden. and say
to him. let this be a warning to you to begin
your preparation now. Rum has done it all
| may say truthfully that three-fourths of al,
the men in this place are here from the effects
of rum
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03

New Office.

OTTAWA, April l. In the House Of Com
mons yesterday, Sir John A. Mcdonald in
troduced bill for the appointment of resi-
dent representative agent for Canada in the
United Kingdom, to be appointed by the Gov
ernor and Council. and to be called the high
commissioner for Canada, and hold Office dur
ing pleasure. The duties he is to take will
be supervision of immigration Offices and
agencies in the United Kingdom, and under
the minister of agriculture, TO carry out in
struetions from the Governor and Council re-
specting the commercial. financial and gener-
al interests of the Dominion in the United
Kingdom and elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03
The Franklin Commissioner.

J, ID. Pulsifer, esq, went to Pennington
Thursday. to take the testimony in the case
of +. w. Patterson VS.. Geo. w. Clark. 1t
will be remembered Mr.. Patterson is claim
ant of the office of county commissioner, and
has petitioned the s. j. Court, under the new
law for dc, ision in his case. Respondent
holds a certificate from Gov. Garcelon. The
petition was entered at the March term, and
plaintiff put in record testimony. 1t was
agreed that defendant have till March 30th to
put in oral testimony seven days after The
defendent declined to put in any oral testimo-
ny. but the applicant dosen't waive his priv
lege. J. B. Cotton and {. J. Talbot repre-
sent the claimant, and :. G. Belcher and II.
l.. Whitcomb the respondcnt.-[ Leriston
Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
NAME.


DEXTER, April .. A United States deputy
day and arrested ID. II. Straw and j. +.
Sprague. on process issued out by Benz.
Gage of Boston, growing out of slate matters,
and took them to Portland to-day.
PORTLAND, April .. ID. r. Straw of Gull
ford and J. +. Sprague of Monson, were ar
rested and brought hither to-day, on a suit of
Benjamin Gage of Somerville, and had a
hearing before Judge Fox of the United
States court at o'clock this afternoon. The
complaint was a conspiracy to injure Cages
reputation by reporting him insolvent.
Damages claimed are $4,000. They were
admitted to bail in the sum of $3.50 each.
Fire.
BATH, April 2. The house of Capt Seth
I. Woodward, on High street, was burned
this afternoon. The furniture was saved in
a damaged condition. Loss $500; insured.
Nomination.
The President has nominated Chas. F.
Larrabec of Maine, agent for Indians of the
Quinapaw agency. Indian Territory.
Murderer Hung.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April ?. James Madi-
son Stone, colored, was hanged this noon, in
Washington, for the murder of his wife, in
October, 1873. He was born in Westbrook,
Me-, in 1873. In the winter of ls55-56 he was
employed as a laborer on the farm of S. S.
Dunn, in North Yarmouth, He afterwards
lived in Bethel. and left Maine in 1870 for
Virginia. In 1871 he came to Washington,
and from 1872 to 1876 was janitor in the As
sociated Press building, after which he
opened a saloon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03

Aining Nstes.
W. r. Stewart, the wellknown geologist.
In concluding his report of the Twin-Lead
Copper Mine at Bluehili, Gays sThe advan-
tages, natural and artificial. which Maine
possesses above her sister States and Terri
tories, for expeditions and profitable mine
working. are strikingly palpable In the in
ter-coionial mining regions, the only method
OF obtaining Supplies of machinery, stores
ana transportation of passengers is by the
tedious and enormously expensive overland
railways; while in this country there are the
double advantages of cheap rates and rapid
transit, by either railroad or water craft. In
the far west, manual labor, fuel, house rent.
building material, and the actual necessities
OF life all cost more than FIVE times what they
are worth in Maine. Above all. the mines Of
New England are in the very heart of pros
porous and refined communities where the
great work of mining can be conducted az
Iegitimately and as peacefully as farming,
ship building. merchandising. or any other
industrial avocaiion. There are innumerable
reasons why the State of Maine should speed
lily take position as great mining centre, and
in my judgment the time is not far remote
when capitalists will turn their attention to
the golden possibilities of the Pine Tree Com
monwealth''
A magnificent specimen of copper ore,
from Appleton, Knox county, is displayed in
the window of the Mining Exchange. If the
drift pans out anywhere nearly as rich, the
mine cannot fail to paw big dividends to its
owners. John A. Bird of Rockland, is pres
ident of the new mine.
The mining craze has reached the grocers.
f. G. Storer exhibits two cheese-box covers
full Of rock, in front of his store, from the
Pettingill Corner drift which will ASSAY as
high as lj cents ton for macadamizing pur-
poses.
North Vassalboro' is having a little tin
boom. Twelve years ago DR.. Whitman of
Gardiner found indications of the existence
of this metal on the Chatfey farm in that
place; but did not consider the vein rich
enough to work. Recent discoveries have
developed the fact that there are several
small veins of this ore which must converge
into each other at some point. Workmen are
excavating on the site, and it is thought that
something tangible may result. The only
part of the world in which tin is now found
in paying quantities is in Cornwall on the
southwestern coast of England
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03
AND COMMERCIAL
New York MOnev Market.
EueHing Report.

NEW YORK. April 2.
Money loaned up from G TO "a per diem and closed
at the highest figures. Prime mercantile paper 5a6.
Exchange steady at 4ia4.4i for long and 4.s7 Ia
Ash for short. Stock market buoyant in early deal
ings aud there was an advance Of tos. The most
marked improv ement in Elevated railroad shares
and Pacific Mail, Metropolitan rising from " TO 100
New York from II TO ZIG. Manhattan from eG. to
2oi. and Pacific Mail from 42i TO 45s. During the af
ternoon sensational rnmors circulated and Can
ada Southern declined and the remainder Of the list
to 81 Toward the close there large purchases
for long and short account and prices recovered to
u, the latter Pacific Mail.
Transactions, $4,000 shares.
Closing bids:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03

my AogHS1os
Inc Baard of Aldermen held a meet;no :,
yer room in .Grani,e Block, YESTERDAY amer.
noon, at which the following busine.. ~.s
transacted =
~ W DAVIS Was nominated and elected
Augaioneer OF the city Of Augusta
1he ofiieial bond Of James 4. Jones. as
and approved. 'eA'
Inc report Of the City Treasurer and Col
iec.or was read and approved.
holl OF Assessors, No. l. amounting m
s963- -54, was read, passed, and the several
accounts ordered to be paid.
In accordance with the civ ordinance -.
Gently passed, the Mayor nominated VIM. r.
smith, Esq, and Hon. Joseph H. Williams
as the committee on the city High School
Mr.. Smith Is one of the directors of the ssyil-
iage district, and Mr.. Williams is one of the
trustees Of the Cony Female Acad. nv. this
condition being required bv the ordinance.
Inc iic0nse Of George w. Jones, as auc-
tloneer, was renewed
Inc following statement was submitted by
City treasurer Turner, showing the receipts
and expenditures of the city from March 18th
to April lst, 1880:
lash IN Treasury, Mar II, 1880, sl,156 90
>. W. Lane, Collector 1873, - 20
Temporary loans, 400 90
IL. A. Lee, nonresident. tax deed
redeemed, l3 "a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Receipts of the Mansion House commit &c
to date, fl32, ,5l4.
There is little doubt but the assassin of
Gen. Commeroff will be condemned to death.
A peaceful settlement of the Transvaal
question is expected.
L. S. steamer Constitution has arrived AT
Fortress Monroe, from Havana. All well.
A 60 foot crevasse has opened in the levee
near Gretna, La, and Sharpe's plantation is
entirely submerged. Railway traffic is sus-
pended.
The King of Abyssinia is marching with q
large army against King Menelek.
The Egyptian troops have been defeated in
Somauli at Berberah.
A Montreal company will apply immedi
ately for a charter for tunneling under the
st. Lawrence river.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03
what Time Was IL, Solon

Solon thought it was rather dark, Thursday
morning, for five o'clock. but his watch said
so, and his room mates told the same story.
calling him, and passing through the Office
he saw the clock was at FIVE, down to the
engine house he came, to get his train off in
time. Reaching there he was surprised not
to find things ready. The watchman was
summoned, and requested to give an account
of HIMSELF but all he got out of HIM was
''What are you doing around here this time Of
night" "Night!' Why, what do you
mean?" ''Simply that its only three o clock"
''Ha, Ha, Ha! April fool" cried friend in
the rear, who had followed to see how his lit
tie joke worked. The only thing to be done
was to walk half mile to the hotel, and
CahW time couple of hours, by changing
watches and clocks back to regular time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03

ADAGI00IoHI, no Ot0.
Tickets for sale ut J. =. Pierce's, 1t Partndges'
Drug store and at the church door. Doors open ~
O'Clock, Music Ut 80, Recita1s ut 745. maf61ttd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-03

A Experienced and capable WOMAN, y Assts.
IA tanf Mstron at Maine Insane Hospital. Ap-
ply At Hospital, o. By nall -. c. ,. LAKN.