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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-09-20
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Life Company

Life Company.
Connecticut Nut. Life ms. Co.
OF HAhTFORD.
A. O. BROWN, General Agent for Vermont,
Thirty-af Annual Statement.
Assets, December 81, 1880, s4s4s2,62s IS
surplus, 3SSl,l3 Is
Ratio Of expense Of management TO receipts, ~ per
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-09-20
Inn FANCY ADVERTISING CARDS

NV all different, with or without advertisements OH
them post free for ten Scent stamps 800 all different
100 handsome Scrap Book Pictures Is cents. Address
UNION CARD COMPANY, Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-09-20
PATE NTS
r.. H. EDDY,

NO. TO state ST., opposite kiiby, Boston,
secures the United states in Britain,
France and other foreign Countries Copies Of the claims OF
recorded Al washington Nc Aeeney q az 0ned Siaiss
for obaiHiRg Pafesfs ascer
ia'H,Ao tAs paiesfa6siiiv ~ ,ave si,oas,
X. IL. EDDY. solicitor OF fAtents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-09-20
Travellers Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD,
Paid-up Capital, 5000, 900. Assets 81 955 $50. A.

a General Accident Policy for specified sum- to
be paid OF death by accident weekly indemnity
II the injury wholly disables the insured from his employ
ment. It will be written for more months or year,
he desired, and the cost low To place
Portable insurance within the reach of almost
whose time and labor any value TO him and his fam
y One In sixteen of the insured have received cash
menta under their accident policies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-09-20
TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMOkIALS,
"l regard MI. Eddy As OF the most capable and
eesVuI practitioners with whom have had ofcial inter
course, CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents"
"Inventors cannot employ person trustworthy
capable securing them early and favorable
- " ~ EpMUND BURKE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-09-20

Large risks placed at a moments notice,
and at equitable rates. Losses adjusted and
paid at this office, and due notice of ex-
piration of policies given. Correspondence,
and orders by mail or telegraph, faithfully
attended TO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-09-20

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD,
Organized in 1850. = Assets, 81, 5OO, 900.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-09-20

Manhattan Fire Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK,
Organized In 1872. Assets, $500, 900.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-09-20

Continental Insurance Comply
or NEW YORK,
Organized in 1852. Assets, SO, 100000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-09-20

New York City Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK,
Organized in 1872. Assets. S425, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31

81 600 or 81 90 as the case might he and Mr. Paul
felt justified III draw ing an inference respecting the
tauntinr ntcrcction by South Carolina member
about Icpudiation in Virginia led Mr. Paul
into a long digres,ion, Ill the coufs" OF
which he exposed the rcpudIatioa record
of various Southern States and wound
MP with Il vigorous Lelcncc Of the Liberal party IN
Virginia winch ne declared had secured trec AND
far elections, opened tho free schools which the
BourhonS had closed, and had yinicatcd It's right 10
be- ca led the party OF freedom and progress IL the
Old Dominion.
After Mr. Paul had coucludel his speech, Chair
man Ca!lInS and tic Democratic wcubcrS Of the
Elections Committee tried 10 secure an agreement
tc Nacate the session ordered for thus even
tory proceedings should be al mWed tomor-
row morain-; but Mr.. Randall declared
tlwt 80 agreement should De made. Il is under
stood tha, thc reason fer tins wa7 that the Dom
ocralc leaders alter long consultation ilnS aiier-
icon Cet-ccoto O.in- ln aud c.,r &' ihe ~ QpfG'
iEHl| it."uiioA cei0Ui-AS 0p"iA. Nciig' % to'
his "TcN dictionary ruling, on yesterday ana II Is
SAID Aat an chort val be made 10 grt Tins lesolu-
uon ln aad have vote upon J. tomorrow noillHs'
Is 'iugr the rrc'.s was taken Tins afternoon thAr-
IA&n Caihius gave notice tha he would demand me
W,Yi.u> cue Ton Oh the Macacy- y-DOD.c cas-. al
OCi0ch Tomorrow.
Whcn tlc Iiuse assembled this evening about
twenty M.,nLcls wcir present, and Nr. A.herlon,
WHO mad the nuol, desired mat recess should DC
taken u4t!4 10 t.och t0-lhJlo" Hio!lu"r ~ 9I1'H-
b-rs wee rapidly coming IA ChtllmAA CaIhiHS
remarked tlIt he thought II would DC neitT
To continue the dI-cu SION Tonight. 4 vote
on tAr mOu ON 10 take q Iec-,o--a motion that Mr.
Atlcr,0u dd not vote for, although hc WAS lis
auth r--iid no' show quorum present, the Dtno-
Gratis iciu9.ug t0 No.c. Iucrc We" more tilan illly
Eopu3itcan ab,ent.,s. \ dor or two ago sir. Robe
SON. al. chairman 81 nc RcrGolloa. caucus, s"rt
circular letter To all the Ecpuai can representa-
U'c- l.i"ic,-inS upon lhc" ihc paramount hcc,S
sitV of their presence during every session OF the
N9u.e t4.> week, and cOuJuruE them not 10 be az
sent. Mr. Eu 'son ma. haYc forgot en- TO mail enc
o, these circulars TO himself for V hen Che list of Re
found that his name " leads al tie rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31

ALBANY, May 30.-Aftcr long debate DE
C!y.i colo OF David dudley Field was pr. sea o.. the
senate ouisat IL hat previously passed the Assembly
Tia. constitutional amendment providing Tor increase
o. TIE number of supreme Court judges passed by
TIE senate ~ 10 hal previously been by thc Assembly
The Senate also pa sod the new Military Co.c. This
codc was approx ed ny the Assembly few days ago.
ia tlc nate t!- afternoon There wa~ suiAc dc ate Oh
tlc bill lo authorize tie formation OF comuInic, 10 buid
aua u.s uuol railway Gcpots. The uI was finally
ras--l-ycl.. 2l; nays, .. The Assembly BAN appro-
priaiing Si2j0OOJ for the completion Of the
Broo slyu Bridge vas also passed by the senate The
h. now goes t. the Governor. ANON, ltacr bills pressed
b. tAe senate were the following: Foo additional
lb lc oatu near E'-, fourth 30. aud EIsi RIVER NcW
York Or. Fi.l-,ral', bD; fer al additional public
J.tlli sew orb al Ono-Auuircd and
North River; providing tor he payment Of tax OF -
uou each 80 OF ps. by Insurance
i,ui,s tc tx .htll he collected ana paid t. tie
acc -U.rIIu' ud"ut -n" io proven. false swearing a
rlIl. AIRY elections md .HIi'uN.-.
ihc three f.umou Senator, voted this afternoon Tor
Nc f.r-t time th4, SOS lun vi tne .ocru;, on parry
Git lion t.ir cts Oi ErOokyu lIc Dill Wd-
I assure advocated 10y senator krrntn AM provides Tor
tac rrctJu 10 tict Of the peace iu t.u rf lhlpu-h
tIt tur,s ~ senator Ii. rnu tlr inuu'ny mcmb r'
J.lri with tine Demo ri- aud pass At Dial rJ vote
81 - against g, % fuu 80 90.
lur bi. ult I'pfI lr.i'ou for the putrh2fc "f
mum a. u yolDIc, of Ilc Public -el'.. oi tAc >tatc
O.. NtH-N O'i vaf ordered q" tiid reading 90 tnc Aa
s.nls ouI tho game law was lia,-d ~ the same
body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
ruE CONTESTED ELECTION.

.,,,,, CASE FAIRLY BEFORE TIE Houoh'
IN ,,,,cvp N An UNRULY AND DEFIANT Moop
iN' anrrcuys IN SUPPORT OF AND AGAINST llIn
,,,s or vAcKEY-AN OBJECT LESSON WIN
VLN'l1 ,,,to,s-11Ir UNTEN NIE CHARGE OF
IIinrorny-prmr's WITNESS SMITH
IoTG'oa Eo "noniur of the session Of the House
Al nnnrcsonta,iycs ,"r yesterday Mr.. Springer Oh
Illinois. y made an issue with the 5 Spc5k9T , Ge. ie.
n"J;", i,'"J that the Journal be corrected Oy m
manu'"S "%r,' u'1, ,no.ions and appeals made 10y
H%"'"1 sIm on 1nc " previous day lie became unrny III,
and an.a a%0'o po.p.~G to permit the journal 90 be cor
,-o" oa5 consideration OF the t'n'eNlei '.c- zee,
IsSya oa case from the of ~G@,a tn [ar%Ipa Ta,"r
was was then begun Speeches in o%1" ,d'1o "i I",FG Iy Tr
,.., ,itg i''i, ~ parr,ylvauia, end Mr.. Paul OF
yir"ini,. yir", Mr. Davis. Of Missouri, supported
A. -5' T,GhIc. Nr Nalcv cz'abited 70 the House
',,o,,rs ','. Of Democratic tissue ballots. An
svenjne .ession was held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
Il FREIGHTTA1L WRECEED.

LANCASTER. Penn, May 30.-A Western
bounl freight train oa the Pennsylvania Road was
wrecked g.. -cho s Mills, tween tbs place AMI lar
r5bur, at II 30 O'Clock Last night. Ee.ea wc.e
completely demolished aud had 70 bc barloi 70 clear the
Tracks which wcro blocked FOR four hours. John
Tu,st0n or Harrisburg, brakcmIn was caught Boz
tween TWO Of the cara and fatally injured. II. VI UP
telcgr1uu operator H-rI a tower discovered 1870
rail- securely hDuui aero tIo sHd trick s'rI Nl'-
iaucr from thc tower and the obstruction Eas removed
just time prevent the WrccNiuS Ui The t'Diht
sng ear with fly board. Ihrrc is H. cie
10 the IcTJc. ratOIs Oi The outrage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
THE TURF AND TIE CHCRCH

Louisville, May 3O.-Gcacral "Abe" Bu-
fo-l ccurcd tonight on "Te Turf and tie Church."
m said he ongoI for the tongue If Clay and the pen o
Addison and his youth OF lr y'rs ago. that h" might
devote the whole intervening time to advocating true
church Of Christ with turf ottachmcn.. In his p"rora
lion General Iufori DE-. rd rl 10 rive nm gross region
of Ecnnc was created esp .cilly for tne rearing Of
t,,.rru ,f,lrcl horses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
Az EDIToR SHor BY THREE ttcN

QUINCY, H., May 30.--Dr Hoffman, editor
Of Ihe Gernaq, was shot last night By g. aud Casper
Ileaake and Dr. T. t. spear. lic i5s aliye but III q
critical condition TIE three men were taken into The
polco court and n continuance granted for ten
day bau being fixed 100 600 each for thc Eiolhalc'
and $4,000 ,or spo1r. 7h" ls-aut was Unproyokeh
Ar article I'm Tie Grp7pi1 which n SUPPOSE d 10 LaY"
l,i tp mo shooting spna kiui Of al the persons mon
toct m b. There is cling OF Indignation against the
rnrnnt trat RS of the Ontrn.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
TIE DECISION ~ THE r0YD LTQUoR L4U

CoLrNBUs, Ohio, May 3O-Thc Supreme
Court room crowded this norninr. by attorneys
from various parts os the State ard representatives OF
eu,r dca crs who 0I to hear the result Of the
decision In the Pond iquor Tho Cour' refused
tho writ ~ rn1ndauu- nd declared the law nstu
toua o the ground i1t it is OF thc nature OF license
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
CPNpS " NINNLSOT4.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 3d. is0atchcs from
sixty points the southern part o the state show
fine weather and generally favorable appearance OF
Wca: aud other small grains. The age II all grain
is about thc last year except that Of wheat
witch Las decreased 20 20 30 per cent All crops are
back var account of rins. though corn ONLY vfr~ed
.rioGslr. In tte heavy wh,at counties nlons tho
Mississippi 'ivcI the wheat IN good condition IN WDat
of the n,lis. Rcporte about corn are d,cou@glng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
C0NcL1TE or KNLGHrs TEMPLE.

PrrrsBuRG. Penn, May 30.-Thc twenty
seventh annual co1cayc ofth knights T'mpar Of tis
sta, S,s hcgun s afternoon ly parade and review.
Ab,o. 600 KuichtS were In limo, conmaLdcr.a from
a uart te state participating IN thc demon stration
This evening au q l'r,sS ~ welcome delivered by
M0vor Peterson. of Al Sneny City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
NlTAL rEs>ELS 0N 4 CRUiSE.

FoErEEs5 MONgOE, Va, My 30.-i'he flag
chip Tcuuca AM the Uui,ci states steamers h'ar-
sarge Eu.crprar, Aiauc. and Yantc, of the %or'h
Atlantic SlutIrou which Dayc been engaged n tactical
manmuvrcs or the coast ~ three weck1 return TO the
Road, at to-day. rcu irzyOu5 was Established
about M y miles ea~' of Cope Henry, from wic' point
d." Operations were cJui c-l un Ter tie directions ~
htmiral (cJrg. H. Cplpnr ihe Hect wa mauuI IvrCi
under bo and sn and 81 uisIt formed IN lie OF
battle under ught canvas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31

Senate this afternoon the names OF william ~ Smith. TO
be Health officer OF the Port Of NcwY0rk and Michael
w. Burns. Perkins +. Cody and Charles H. Mcneil to be
IIarhOr Masters ut Ncw-Iork. The nominations ior
H1rbor Minister'S referred 10 the Committee on TOM
mcrcc and Navigation by he senate n executive session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31

GALVESTON, Nav 30.-Ihc Mexican National
R.iHay reached N.l'4 lama. N,tic', la.i "l5 o''
tance OF i 10 miles U,a. oi Laredo.
OITNst.tit J..-ILc CaHa.4 Pacific k.I"ai Com.
uuY, la a... ..r-,o l,bcr, Montreal, O.st"d ana
OccIdcAtal hallway on june ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31

was received from Governor Hoyt, Of Wyoming Terri
tory, pronouncing Woman Suffrage in Wyoming an m
qualified succcss Resolutions were adopted rcGrctttng
tho death ~ James 2. Fields, Ralph waldo Emerson =
s. Foster and other fI1cuis of Nomn suffrage bn-
cOuraginC reports were received Of suffrage work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
SrlTE OfFIcERs INSr1LLED.

Providence, X. l., May 30.-Ihc General
Assonb~ Organized Newport to-day. ILe votes for
geuef officers were counted, AM Governor LiItlehcid
lul u.s associates WcIc installed into olce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
nova GIrG SHED HERFlTHER rRorBLE

BALTIMORE, Nay 30.-Sarah Bcchhardt age
nineteen went to picnic Yesterday and dd not return
ron,. until t'i. morning whom her mother tol her that
t.th,r kn, that she wa5 on all might h' would
X IN her. The ec answered " VIII save father that
trouble" ana immediately snot her-er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
DocroES DISCUSSING KNS.MIrY.

CINcGENATL Nay 3o.-'FhH Association of
Medical ~uprrincud uts 90 u.auo Asyiums Of America
,: here today pr. T. H. Callrndcr Of Nashville in the
CHAIR About twenty Hciu.'r- Irt-lut. Dr.
Hughes read paper insanity which discU Sed at
lrurth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
THE SHARPE EECEWLBslW BILL.

(rRom the ELcUL,R ConEE-roNpGsT OF I.iL r1wrNHl
ALBANY, May Speaker Shapes im-
p1ralt m To- emit tc abuses O. the present rcceyerhp
system Was j.. led by the Senate today by practically
uaauiaors ro.e An impor' an amendment was made
toit in the senate motion OF Senator Ellsworth,
namely that the prcscLt rcc-yer' % sp.yc1t life .ns
ancc comp and savng5 banks shall onJ oc required
to- surrc1d r. the OF these companies 20 the State
Treasurer on motion of tho AttpU, yGcncrl. II the
Attorucy-Gencril is satisfied that thc receiver Of any
co,luy s dong his duy he VIII NOT There oie, seek 20
have him removed Moreover The alH.s - bAlArup,
slyug. bank fc insurance company may De IN such
condition that they can Doe best conducted boy the re-
cciNcr.
Tie bll it passed the Assembly rcI ired the umc-
di1tc surrender OF TIE aasets ~ a tAc copanir" ch-
TONED 10 TN, STATE Irclsir,f, WHO a. " Receiver Cen
crl was .-tr,bIfc fur Ht-c+ To t- creditors TIE
bill Wis returned To tc As-'uol for c'1rHrreure IA us
;mpu.uruts There g. .i.t duuhf that 10 N.li -.cGrt
this arprOYaJ- 20 is present form Do s more -rc rtIDc
to man. Ah.rilnll men $40 before voted against H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
WOMAN SUffR1GE ASSOCIATION.

BOSTON, May 30.-ihc New England Woman
Suffrage association held three sessions today letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31
AG4INSY nm IONS PORTER.

SLNATOh LOGAN'S MINORITY REPORT.
TIE CovEr NAPu>L y CLAEED VAlID-AE ILLEGAL
B,AuD .TEpIIs! AGAINST TIL PASSAGE OF IKE
PDl.rpl; 81!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-31

RUMORED DEPOSITION OF THE KllFDlVE
PRINCE HALIN NAMrp As HIS sUcCESsoE-A Pr
NAL or m: EErORr-sUEPE1sE FELT ~ GER
MhNY AT THE ACTON OF THE UNITED STATES
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-09-01
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
WatcryIlic,

There has been much sickness in town Of
late, one case of dysentcry with commissions
proving fatal.
Jason W. Coddiug has been laid up with q
sore hand for several weeks. He is now i'm.
proving
DR.. F. Ii. Demiug has been at Miler's
hotel Tor the past nine days, in the practice
of dentistry. He is a skilful man in his pro
fession.
e: K Cole of Dover Delaware, formerly
OF Burlington, has been stopping with rel
atves here the past few days
On Sunday forenoon last X. w. Hulburd
filled Rev MIR. Storys place by giving us
an excellent discourse from the theme, Christ
in history.
A. +. Hulburd has left Reynolds of Cam.
bridge and is now at home. He is intending
to attend the academy at IIydepark this
Fall.
The anniversary birthday of Mrs o. Ii.
Potter of Belvidere, was remembered by her
friends to the number of 100 or more on
Wednesday Of last week, The company
brought presents to the value of $50 or more.
Revs. Whttemorc and Parker of Bclvidere
and Edwards OF Watcrville made excellent
remarks for the occasion. In the evening
the young people had dance to close the
festivities. G..
Worthwhile.
DIR. &. Z. Woodlrd has purchased the
drug store belonging to the &. l.. Burke
estate
MIR. John Halves was thrown from wagon
and hurt quite severely.
The Lamoille County Fair is to be held the
18th, eth and 2Sth of September.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-09-01
WARRINGTON COUNTY,


Geo. W. Randall planted six acres of corn
the s,h day of June 1t is now full in the
milk" and fit 10 boil.
An unusual number of aspirants who are
willing to br aciifced us Representatives 10
the Legislature this Fall.
Warren and Summtrvillc are drawing wood
from their slide in Duxbury and Frank Burt
from Shutevllc, 10 fill the passenger wood
shed at the depot
Mrs. DR.. Miller and her daughter, Mrs.
Luce, who have been visiting their mother,
Mrs. Tenney. have started for their home
in North Carolina.
Mrs. Cotfrain daughter of A. n. A,hcrtonl
relu ned to her home in Hartford, Conn
Friday.
Mrs Collins, II widow, aged sixty, living
with her son-in-law, Edward Sheplce, was
found hanging by skein of yarn in her oJm
about $ o'clock Friday afternoon Mrs. Col
Inns is sister Of Mr.. Wilbur, formerly resi-
dent here, but who returned to his former
home in Woodbury.. She has lived with her
daughter, Mrs. Sheplee, the past year. About
three weeks ago she told her daughter that
somebody WAS trying to kill her, One night
she heard them around the house, another time
she heard them digging her grave Csomc men
were digging ditch). The neighbors were
turning against her, one was preparing to
burn her in etiigy. These things she told
her daughter in great secrecy. She attended
church the previous Sunday in her usual
health, Friday she washed the dinner dishes
and went up t. her no III. She WAS found
hanging by II clotaes hook ouly five feet
high. drawing up her feet to bring her
weight upon the loop.
Central Vermont Methodist cimpmeeting
commenced last Monday and will close
Monday, August 2Sth. There has been u
good attendance and the weather has been
unusually fine. Under the efficient manage.
ment of Rev ii. A. Spencer, presiding elder,
the order has been SO complete that it seems
as If campmecting disturbances were thing
OF the past. Che exercises have beet u an
instructive character, and although great
earDestness haG been exhibited there has been
no unreasonable excitement. A very plain
and instructive sermon on faith was preached
by Rev. a. I. Billiard OF Randolph, for
more than fifty years II member OF Vermont
conference. This brought out hearty re-
sponses especially from the ministers pres
ent. The Woman's Temperance Missionary
Society held meeting Thursday and raised
about $50 to educate girl in Iudia, named
after the deceased Mrs. Tabor and Mrs
Courier. The campmeeting association voted
after much discussion not 10 hold service over
Sabbath next year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-09-01

| Gen. w. w, CIRCUIT will he the orator al
the Caledonia County Fair.
Louis Folletl. formerly in the nsuranc,
business IN 81. Johnsbnry, has formed part
nership with W. $. Guibord of Plattsbrgh,
N. Y, in the same business
Hank White, the wel-known minstrel,
while engaged in painting au ice house in
FelchVllle, fell TO the ground, by reason OF
the ladder ON which he stock breaking, and
striking on the side of his right foot, broke
both bones of his leg just above the ankle.
1t will be remembered that Geo. NJ. Clark
met with like accident about year ago.
Standard
Walter &. LandOn has been nominated by
the Republicans of Rutland as candidate for
town Representative. The XelnM SAYS of
him; Upright in character, genial in tenn
per, entirely democratic in his manners, a
man OF sagacity and strong sense, MIR. Ian
don viii poll the entire Republican vote of
Rutland, and II We mistake not, will COM
mand very considerable Democratic vote"
Capt, r. j, Cotfey of Richmond will as
sumo the management Of the Windsor House
under i've years lease, about the middle of
September. Capt. Coffey is an experienced
capable and popular landlord and has host
OF friends In this vicinity TO wish him success
In his new venture.
The venerable Mrs. Fanny Caswell Barber
OF Richmond, whose death In her eighty
fourth year has been announced, was the
mother OF our townsman, Daniel c. Barber
Esq, II is somewhat interesting fact that
she had lived on the same farm for the long
period OF sixty-fve years,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-09-01

Included in the last column is the apprais-
cd valuation OF first class real estate, com.
prising all buildings and property in estates
under ten acres.
The footings of the above tabulated state
ments are as follows; Number of acres in
farms exceeding ten acres in the State,
oo3' ,S4l average appraisal per acre for the
state, Sl3.s6i total appraised valuation of
such farms in Vermont, SAC, 779, 445; total
appraisal of first and second class real estate
In Vermont. Sl02, 7OS,4l9.
To this should be added the following ap-
praised valuation Of rOadbeds of the various
railways as reported by the State board of
listers and arranged by counties: Addison
county, $18O, 647; Bennington, SlS2, 300. 81 +;
Caledonia, sse, 400; Chittenden, Sle9, 976. ,
VA Essex, 1871 225 Franklin, 5000, 7O7. "A I;
Grand Isle $32, S42; Orange, Sl85, 9lG
Orleans $l73, 1880 Rutland, 5000, eos /;
Washington, SIS, 100; Windkam S17G, 1855 /;
windsor, 1887 ,s2S total, S1,974,521.15.
summary of the valuation Of the first,
second and third class of real estate in the
State as determined by the State equalzng
convention (and returned by the State board
OF listers) aggregates $1O4 ,6e2, $40. The
appraised value Of these various classes of
property Except railroad beds, which now
are assessed at $1,974, SCI .15), was ST.
672, '''''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-09-01

The State authorities have recently recelv.
ed from the executor Of the will of the late
AIunah Huntington of Brantford, Canada, an
approximate statement of the amount and
nature of the personal estate of the deceased
bcncfactor, who bequeathed his entire prop
erty to his native State of Vermont for edlica-
tional purposes. The will was contested by
the heirs OF Mr., Huntington and carried up
to the highest Canadian court, which decided
that the bequest was invalid so far rs it re-
lated to the real estate but valid as to the
personal estate OF the deceased. The person
al property aggregates S205, 727. 1t now re-
mains for the probate court Of the county in
which the deceased resided to make decree
in accordance with the decision of the Su-
preme Court, aud that then the executor will
transfer the property above-named to the
State. Some legislation will be necessary in
order to properly carry into effect the pro-
visions OF the bequest and make due and
equitable distribution Of the property or in
come thereof among the towns Of the State
for the benefit of their public schools.