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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

The prospectus of new steam naviga-
tion company which expects to make a
revolution in ocean travel has been issued
in London. The company proposes 10
have capital of $500, 900, and to build
ut the outset five steamers with great
regard for safety and speed, and little for
carrying capacity. The steamers are to
run from New York to Milford Haven, in
Wales, in seven days, and to carry only
hrst-class passengers and light freight
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

THE METHODIST INTERNATIONAL Con-
FERENCE. Heterogeneous for the great
Methodist conference in London next Sep.
Iember have been so far completed that it
only remains to fill up the programme
with the names of the essayists and in
vited speakers. 1t is agreed that, for con-
venience of organization and purposes of
equity and fraternity, the whole Methodist
community shall be included in four gen.
eral divisions, as follows: First division
The British Wesleyan Methodist churches
second division-Other British Methodist
lurches; third division-The Methodist
oh riches in the United States ard Canada
having an Episcopal form of government
fourth dlvision-The non Episcopal Meth
od>t churches in the United States ant
Canada. The several churches include
also their respective mission fields and
affiliated conferences. The conference
will meet in City Road Chapel on Wednes
day, September 9TH, and the meeting will
continue until the Goth, inclusive. Their,
will be two sessions daily, except on Satur
days. The first day will be devoted to tn,
sermon and preliminaries. On the olhe,
days thirtyeight prepared papers will b,
read and the programme AS arranged rs
signs each of these papers to a particular
day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27
MONTPELIER MARKET
RETAIL PRICES,

For the Week ending Tuesday prit %, ISL
Apples, dried new &c p n Butter, 2G2se
Beef f0l5c; Beef, dried, green weight, l21c; rolS
fresh, 60l2Sc; Pork, salt, loo; Ham, Toe; IItl
RHc; Veal. 50l2c; Beans, y bushel, SS@l'ogv
Corn, $5Sc; Corn meal, n LIS lbs, 81. 21 Oats
bushel, S5040c; Flour y DBL, &6.0067.OO; CtacS
ers, 1915; Coal, y ton, $3.50 10000; Cheese, "
.50lsc; Fish-Fresh Cod, dressed loo; liahonV
I've; Shad, SC; Mackerel, l3c: salt Fish, Coz, &C.
b lmon, SDlOc " b; Tripe, l0c; Kerosene
On. V gallon, l5c; Potatoes, T. bushel, Si0ao UC
Sal, v bushel, 5Od60c; Dairy, IL 02cF y ;suSn,
efn, i,5T0llG; brown 76sc, Holasses, y ga,ion
700sO Tea, t0e0070; Coffee, Old Java roasted
t6c; Rio, roasted, 900 v n Herds Grass seeu
500; Michigan Glover, Q Dl0 v ID; NIrthefd 'e'
Yorkdo, IL dDl2e y pound
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27
The Vermont M. E. Conference.

The thirty-seventh annual session OF
this conference was held at Bradford. April
2O-25. Bishop Andrews assisted by Bish-
op Harris presiding. Rev. R. Morgan
was elected secretary. The question that
excited the greatest interest before the
conference was one relative to re-opening
the question upon the boundary between
the Troy and the Vermont conferences and
il was decided not to do so. Monday
morning the appointments we're read of
and are given below:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, April
26-Attendance good, receipts fair, ar
ket quiet with lower prices. We quote
butter, common Is cents per h.. good to
choice 20 to 81 cents per ID; selections
% cents per ID. Eggs II cents per dozen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27
MONTPELIER DISTRICT.

Church Tabor, presiding elder, Montpelier.
Barre J. Bartlett
Berlin. ]. W. Bemis.
Bethel Gilead, supplied by H "A. Webster.
Cabot. Robert S4nderson.
Chelsea Harvey Webster . nm,
chelsea West Hill 4 East Brookheld, David kilburr
Cnriuth. \. O. Austin. - -
East Gilmore, supplied by II. W. Flint.
ElmOre Dyer Willis.
tiaysyille and STONY Brook S. F. CushmRn.
Granville and Hancock. H. X. HastiDgS
CirntOn j A. Sherburne.
Narshfeld, O. II. Farnsworth.
Middlesex, +. W. Lewis.
MONTPELIER, d +. Miller.
Moretown and Duxbury. s. b. Currier.
Mortified, II. W. WOrthen.
Pittsield Chester Dingman.
Plainfied, Elihu Snow.
Randolph. II. +. Forrest
Rochester, j. O. Sherburn.
Roxbury supplied by NJ. H. Ryan, %,
StOckoTilYe and Bethel Lympus, to be supplied
Stowe, W. II. Dean.
TopshaIn to be supplied.
Waitsheld, c. p. Taplin.
Warren supplied by A. W. Averill
Waterbury, W. J. Johnson.
Waterbury Celtsr. Peter Merrill.
West ropsham, supplied by s. A. French.
Williamstown. g. T.. Wells.
Worcester. supplied by A. W. Ford.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

Solid comfort can be realized by those
suffering from all forms of Scrofula, if they
will take Hoods Sarsaparilla and be cured.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

INES has done a
overhauling the
Some of the west.
s the system Of
additional service
#as been greatly
ses increased SER
nd should be paid
b increase of two
| less than a hum
| part uncalled for
/ corrupt bargains
travagance. The
Coates that he be-
*omething wrong
ID mere extrava
Do had control OF
ally has resigned
Hcession of accusa-
part of newspaper
1enials on his part
b these contracts.
u that with Mr..
good hands and
i the future be run
BIT the same time
bse who had with
tracts in the past
Bd as the facts de.
rs are Mr.. James
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27
THE M A R K E L s.
Orted ana teLe0ra Dhed expressly for the Gre
Mountain Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.

For the tCesk ending Tuesday, A prtG Is, 1881:
Cattle Sheep. Hogs. Cltvns
At market this week, s,7es $3.50 1884 1850
d" " last week, 3,iS7 1866 l2090 s97
&" " one year ago, 3,7S3 S,O0s ll,7OO $50
PRICES.-Extra fat and heavy pre- mum oxen
S1.00075ti first quality, S601H675, second
quality, S5.25d6.75; third quality, 81 50d5.CO
per 100 lbs on total weight of hide, allow and
dressed beef. lew choice single pairs, SS.0uG
S.75. Bulls, ETC., 81 0Od425 Working oxen, 800
1l6O p pair, or according to their value rs beef.
Steers, s5OalOs Mich cows, $2O0eG 36. 90; extra
good, $40.00046.O0 with or Ithout calves as may
be agreed; larrow and ordinary, - 0Od3O.t0.
Stores, yeaTlIngs, s70OTl2.0O: oyear.oIds,
sl3.OO624.O0; ihree-year Odds, S2O.OOd44.O0 sheep
lesd. Spring lambs. 5>sd7lsc p II. shearen sheep
2a6c y b. Fat hogs, 7G7&c p northern
dressed hogs, 000c " b. Veal calves, 3H5&c
. Il. Brighton hides, 7dsc; country lots,
7@7Hc; Calf skins, l20l2tc per ID. TaIlow,
505Hc, per Id; country, 3Hd4c. Pets with
wool on SlGsl75c each; country lots, Sld
6l.75; selected skins, 100 each.
REMARKS.-With less cattle at the yards prices
have not improved. The dec line noticed two weeks
ago are the rates to-day. There Is considerable
doing In export, VIII lch takes from the home supply
full one-third of the total arrivals. A n. Monroe
sold twenty-our western steers average 25j lbs,
al $3.50 cwt, and twenty-seven others, average
100 lbs, at 80 05 T. cwt; +. Farrell sold ten steers,
average 400 lbs at S6 SIS II cwt; Taylor X laTpn
sold four oxen, to dress 100 lbs each, at per
TO- dressed weight, and four TAI cows and heIiers,
to dress 500 lbs each, at Sl25 for the lot. The rates
on sheep are az per 10 easier, With dull market,
nc per 10 being the top price for vthng except
very fancy. H. D.. Fairbanks sold bity.hye sheep,
average "a lbs, at SIC per Id; e. Cooper sold three
hundred lambs, contracted for two weeks ago,
twenty-three sheared sheep gross weight 200 lbs
at 5kc b b.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27
The { anItaIss CAPITALISTS.

The hard. worked listers fled the docu-
mentary results of their labors in the town
clerks office last Monday night. and they
have since been under the interested in
spec'ion of our fellow citizens. The law
of 1880 has certainly had remarkable
effect in increasing the size of Montpelier's
list. Last year the list was Sll ,43o 81.
This year it will be more than $4,000.
The personal list was title over $4,000.
This year it will be more than $1,000, an
increase of nearly six times. The real
property list is increased about two and a
quarter times.
The largest tax will be paid by Mr..
James r. Langdon on about $500, 900. He
made no return. His personal list after
doubling is 1859, 500, and his real estate
list will be from $4,000 to 100000
Erastus Hubbard will pay taxes on S40,'
600 worth of real estate; the James G.
French estate on the same amount; Col.
f. P. Jewett on $685. real estate; Mr..
James W. Brock on $4,000 real estate,
including his interest in the Lane manu-
featuring company, and Gen. p. P, Pitkin
on about $4,000. Mr.. Joseph A. Wing
will pay taxes on some $4,000 worth oil
property.
The listers have done very thorough
and careful work. Their duties were
novel and disagreeable, and they cannot
be too highly commended for their impair
TALLY and accuracy. We give below a
list of the most prominent persons in towr
who pay taxes on personal property
Where individuals have sworn to debts of
larger amount than their personal prop
erty, the words, 8 owes more" have beer
added to their names. When no return
was made the fact was noted.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

gton continues.
b hanging on,
be 'solidity of
Bar that it will
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

The Ohio republicans count on hard
fight in that state this year over the gov
ernorship, but they think that they can
pull through if they can only pull together
Mr.. Lot Woodbury. of Miles Pond died
last week at the advanced age of eighty
two years. He left the remarkable record
of having read the Bible through more
than thirty times during the last fifteen
wears, some years reading the entire Bible
through as many as four times, and no
year less than twice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

BURLINGTON DISTRICT.
J.J Noe. presiding elder, Brandon.
Arlington and Saudzate Ebenezer Comstock
Benniugton VI; D. Jump
Benson, L. d; Dih6le.
Brandon, : d. Elkins,
B BFiatSI. II p y Be ha''oe
Bnrltngton Merritt Hulburd.
Castlet0n ]. f. Metcalf
Hmesburg D. f. Brooks IL,
Leicester and Goshen, to be supplied
Mendoa aud Chitteade9, supplied by N C. Porter
Mddetow8n and Wells, to be supplied.
Monkton, Thomas dunroe
Nor h Bennington J: $. Mott &c.,
North Farrisburx and West charlotte, D. O. Ayres
Pittsford Andrew Heath.
R HSo on az East Vii Iebury to be supplied
sRRooirSeGhta m9' to to be be- supplied.
stamford p. S. Halter
f Ttnms1fh J. A. o. q. s S|R2SFi
Verxennes and Ferrisburg Center, VI. A, Wicker
West Addison, Perry Marshall
West salisbury to o be supplied
winston, l. ". smith.
WnOoski, L. L. Walker
ST. ALBANs DISTRICT.
Pm. Granger presiding elder, ST. Adams
Alburgh Joseph Eur!1ht.
bakersfield and FAIRFIELD, W II. Hyde.
e, y ~
Colchester, J. G, Langtord
Eden, supplied by r. G. Vail.
Essex, sylvester Donaldson
Fairfax and Fletcher, n. W. Wilder.
tie oi'Gii' and North Fairfax %; NJ. Boutwell,
Grand Isle, supplied by D: p. Bragg.
Hilhgate, rhInls Trevillian.
Hyde Park, II. a; Bn I9p;
Iohns N j. s. upper.
Milton, Robert Christie .,,.
Montgomery aud f. Berkshire, supplleu by L ADAMS
MorrlSVille, Clark WedxewOrth
North Hero, supplied oy 6. F. Buckley
St, Adams Isaac NeAnn.
s Adams Bay, G. F Arms.
SwantOn, j. D. BeemIu,
Underhill aud JerlchI j. W, Guernsey.
west Berkshire and East Franklin, W, r. PufTer
Westford, G. NJ. Ward.
ST. JoHNsBURY DISTRICT.
wD. Malcolm, presiding elder. st. Johnsbury
Albany, $. $; BRIGHAM.
Barton Landing aud Browuington, c. H Sweat.
Bloomfield and Lemtqgt2n, j. s. spinney'
eePiH9S'n' u i f Wallace; ,,n
Dlnville and West Danville John Mcdonald.
East Burke "a and NH East Haven, Elisha Folsom,
clover and West clover John Thurston
tireensbl ro Stauuard and West Wheelock, supplied
GGiiliGattI TO- O. W Barrows
!!iTdwtck, Austin 5cribner w 4 roroo
TrasburE, \. B Bake.
Island Pond, Il. l., Bruce.
Luuenburg and East Concord, j H. W1nslow'
Lyndon. L. ". Morey.
LyudonvlIle, p. Gushing, ,.,
Morgan Centre and Charleston, to be supplied
Newbury ana West Newoury Leonard Dodd.
North Concord Victory aud Grauby. j. W. Spencer.
North Dlnyllle, sunplied by l. Chase
St.Ionnsbury, h. ). Locke. ,,.-,
st. Johnsoury Centre and East st. Johnsbury, l.. {
Shelti id ami Wheenck Daniel Lewis.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

er White Star
York for Liver
/ Fl o Houoh-
Houghton. Jr.,
m. Miss Alberta
|stin F. Hough-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

Eas had before
Hhans in relation
tiers in the case
hont & Canada
Easters to ascer-
h the receivers.
! not, agree as to
epointed masters
hancellor Royce
/. selection.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

The following amongst OTHERS nave MAZE
no return and have been assessed by the
listers poll only
Rev. A. D. B ,rber; John Devine; Or
vile Dewey: Vim. H, Fisher; Herbert c.
Gleason; Isaac M. Moulton; Charles W..
Porter; j. Monroe Poland; S. w. Paige;
George L. Story; Joseph Slattery; N. b..
Stratton; Percy l.. Templeton; Marcellus
Tucker.
James Young gave in his list at 50;
owes more.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

pf Turkey, who
after the war
kad one day in
Egiven out that
Rith a pair of
/ discredited Mt
hhtedlv untrue
tautinople says
covered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

Al a public meeting in Atlanta in 1868
Ben Hill, in speaking of Joe Brown, AT
present his colleague in the Senate from
Georgia, said that "his name should not
be mentioned in decent company" be-
cause he had been bought by the republi-
cans. Brown has redeemed himself in
Hills eyes by having joined the Bourbons,
a step which he himself says that he was
compelled to take in order to receive any
support in Georgia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27

- 'SS'
|going before
pm, But the
zured no such
Expended on
h more than
hent was es-
this state fol-
nd except in
/ of the legis-
In
in effect has
be to apply to
Jas since been
.e. But there
! that forbids
IN to be hung
D very liberal
Is condemned
sible; and the
when justice
le the people
more faith in
in those duly
3 of justice or
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-04-27


day in
couple
,prieved
'DVernOr
bout the
sll Phil.
. the ac-
hearing
rejoin-
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Scr 6kInntarff.

New=9Ort, s. SUM. - GOlgenOes iinO
Die SfluBnOtirungen: @elO mar lei6t Su 3
Bis 4 unb ifloB 81 3 Bro5ent pro Sabr. -
Sterling @efiel 4.834-4.84 auf so Gage
unO 4.854-4.86 auf Stht. - 8unOesz Dbl.
gatiouen: 1881er Coupons 1929, neue 8iinfer
1O3, neue 4tzpro5entige 1144, neue 4zprOSeuz
tise 1174 .-Gttien: 8OdzSslunb 1444, Bits
burg 14O, Sas. Central 142, N.-0. Central
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@sfern llnion 1888. llnterihaeanltSz Btlan5:
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N,rrriteItrr grl,t d1tnrrftt6n.

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3uitanoe oarnieoer.
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@ermtTd,tc teIe IeorapbtIbe Depcfd,en.

Yluu Y ut = 2. u 7 uAs Ot9 UlUIItot
sSa, peldre bon Dem Staataconpente Der 9reenz
bGdler sir SuperintsnOenlin oe8 ShulmeienS
nomini1t wulOe, bat Die ROmination b9e'
lehnt.
Ser in 6 @bicag o taQcnoe MiiIer~@onOent
hat Sru. &obcrt s on ans Baltimore
81 einem Der Siceprdfoeuteu Der &foiiatiOn
eripGhlt.
gei2abarpe, Sls., ereignete fid1 Ooraes
fern Srpiihen Smei 3ii9eu Der g8abaib=St.
2ouiszBaciftc= Sahu" cine 6 olltii n, burh
relfe @do0en i'm 8etrage BON $4,000 au9es
ridtet pur6e. @liidli9er g8eiie purOe gtiez
mGno 9etDotet.
Ser Yoitu9ent SEQ. 8. Suble1, iibers
fibrt, Die Bof beraubt gu babcu, puree &C..
fern in q Philadelphia 5u elmer @elObuBe
BON 800 unb eiujdbrtscr 3u6tbausbaft Oers
nriheilt.
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9te genntorluabI tn 2lIbanD.

y Nlbang, N.@Y., 8. SunI.-Setoe pdltz
Jet Der @eieb9ebung traten beute abermal8 in
gemeiniduftlitber Situng suiammen unb nab
men cine abitimmuna sur @rtpablung zines
g1a6folsers fir Gonflins Dor: Sacobs so,
Gpntliu9 34, Otogers Is, 8beeler 2l, @ornel
19, gupbom 8, &remutne 2, 5eritreut 4. s. s.
&uiicll, ein bisberiger lnbdnger @onfling'S,
lpenOcte iid beute bon Gtttcrem ab unb itinlmte
fir Cornell.
Die @bnimntuns sur GrwdbIung zines gtadlz
fOlaers fir Ylatt hattie fOl9enSes 8einltat:
8latt 20, Sernan 81, 0epeW 81, 2apbam 4,
GorneQ 10, SOl9er 4, 5eriireut 6. Der SOrz
iifer erflGrte in beioen 6dllen, OoB fetn &anot=
bat cine abiolute Ntaioritdt ertaIten babe, uno
Die gemeniume Situr9 fpprbe baranfbia bis
mOrgen perta9t.
Genator &onflin9 beilte etnem @Orreipon.
benten ocs yN.=0. Telegram" nit, er be9e nod
INNER rie bette 6ofinung auf @rfOlg unO meroe
bier bIe,beu, um Den SnuuB bis aus @nbe
auS2uiGmDiCn.
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Rich4ts 1rFfe.

@bicagO, 8. Stunt. - Die 3ufubr bon
gdrpeinen belief iidl berte ouf 21 900, Die Ser
ienbuus auf 31O0 Stiid; bte 8reiie uuriirten
sipiifea $3.50 unO $6.15. = 9{inOoieb: gu
fubr 1000, SerienOun9 28OO; Serfdufe su
$3.50 bis $6.4O. - Saaafe: 3ufubr 600,
&erienbun9 400; Sertdufe 81 1915 bis $4.90.
ct. QouiS, 8. Suni. Sd)rpeine: Ser
fGlfe 81 $3.50 bis $500; ,3ufubr 300,
&erien6uug 25OO. - 3inouieb:- SerfGufe 81
1925 bis $500; 3ufubr 23OO, 8erienOung
75O,-Shaaie: SeriGufe 81 1926 bis $3.50;
Qufukr 400, gSerienbuua 600.
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@erGeerenSer Stmrnt.
unpCttcr II; Der llmgebung BON gSbeiIina. -
Cine YiMtter netit ftinf GtNoern OernuBlii6t.

8beeling !, @.z8irg., s. Suni. - Gin
JlCgeniiurm bOn auBcrgetu0bnlidCr peitigtett
iutte nGhreno Der Organgeneu gtadt oteie
llmgegcno beinr, unb Die grnbte lOuObl, tuie
Die Sriiden, Glcnbabnen unO gSege erlttteu
9roBen S6aoen. Seinabe alle 3iise treffen in
SOlge oes Sturme8 heute ueripGtet Elm.
Cine ans Satcr, SHUTTER uuO flint Siubern
bcfeben6e, in @lsnn'8 Stun, etma fiinf 0ieilen
oberbalb 0ieier Sta6t, pobnbafte6amilie, gta-
mems Sraub, murbe mittenin Der Raft Aebf
ibrer 8ebauiung BON ben 6lutben peggerifen,
un0 Die SHUTTER, iowie idmmtlide Sinoer Ia
men um's 2eben. Der &ater puroe ans llfu
eineB Der Der WtiinbunQ ueu@lenn's Stun gegen,
iber gelegenen Sbrse.Stitcr'S S8lanOs geiitbrt
unb beipuBtloS bort aufgefuuOeu. DE Veiaeu
Der giutter unb Srueier SinOer iinO ans oem
6luiie gefiift worben unO Die iibrigen oret
wurbeu obne 3peifel bon Der Sr0mung ilHBz
QtmGrts Qeiiibrt.
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gSoEerS0cu-

Nefpz y 0rf, 8. Snni. = Der an gBaIier=
id,eu erIol9te Sob oes 111dbrtgen Serntaun
Sr6aer ipulbe heute Dem 8iireau fir Sterblidz
feitSnatiitit 9enlelGst. Die @ltern Oe8 &naben
itnb 0eutid)e unS mobnen on Der 0efts 43.
@traBe. Der Snabe parbe am 2. Gpril bon
eirtm S6unbe gebliieu unb iofort inter dratltfle
grtorblung 9ciiellt. Die 8unOe heilte raid,
uno man radte an fctue @efabr, bis itd] am
letten Sonnta9e S1mptOme Der Baiieri4eu
einfiellten. Ollie Grstlihen Mittel frInteten
Ni6ts, unb beute iriib itarb Ger Snabe, uafs
Seur er lGuaere 3eit in SrGmpfen gelegen bate.