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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-31

MAdyouA WArR.-superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and scld at hall the
mice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-31

I Have Taken Over $4,000 in three months
L from the sale Of nv Tested Rece5Dts. good evil
dencs Of their popularity. Send o. cents and stamp
for sample circular and information, TO R. o. VII
LIAAS CO., East Boston, Mass.
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GLAD TIDINGS To CONSUsiPTIvEs-A grateful
VI father Will send to all who wish IT, the direc
tons by which his daughter, after being given up
by physic aus and dispaired Of by her father
restored from CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION TO per-
feet health, without the use Of medicine sent free
Address Dir. GEEES d. FRANKLIN. Jersey City, n. j.
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wv f nEzEK i1Hp kfBiBE, Assignees.
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G,RRoLIC S.LYE.

The important discovery Of the CARBOLIC ACID
as CLEANSING, PURIFYING ard HEALING
Agent is one Of the most remarkable results Of
modern medical research. During the late civil
war it was extensively: used in the Hospitals, and
it was found to be only thorough disinfectant,
but also the most wonderful and speedy HEALING
REMEDY ever known.
It Is now presented in a scientific combination
with other soothing and healing agencies. in the
form Of salve; and, having been already used in
numberless cases with most satisfactory and ben
eacial results, we have no hesitation IN Offering &c
to the public as the most certain, rspd and eject
uAl remedy for all Sores and Ulcers. no matter q
how long standing, for Burns. Cut, Wounds, and
every ABRASION Of SKIN or FLESH, snd for
Skin diseases generally.
Sold by all Druggists. Price p eezts.
JOHN F. HENRY, Sole Proprietor,
No. COLLEGE PLACE. NEW YORK.
III Il y RI Il CO.,
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JlRAH 3. IsHAM's ESTATE.

STATE or fEhMDNI1 J To all persons c.I-
, 60 ,cerucI iu tie estate n
Dls'Al1i Vi e"'i '''' Iirsh e. i-h4n. late n
Colchester in said District. deceased.
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,New advertisements
FREE I'D ROOk AGENTS

WAS CURED OF DEAFNESS AND CATARRH
L by a simple remedy. and viii send the receipt
Tree. Address Mrs. NJ. c. LEGGErr, Hoboken, y. J.
aa.gltd sMsW
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
nE RI-RIINETnN

GEORGE OPDYKE & CO..
Nov. s3-+twtf Bankers, No. p Nassau St.
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IN ths d strict Court Of the United states for the
L D strict of Vermont, In the matter Of William r.
kl--le-, bankrupt In Bankruptcy. To the creii-
;ors ot sad bankrupt, and whom TINS may
concern. This is to give notice. that the second
and third general meetings % the creditors Of TIE
Aforesaid Bankrupt has been ordered hy sad Court
10 be held the oice OF Thua Bartlett. Esq. in
Lyndon. in said district, the 1ist day Of January
j 1850, al 10 O'Clock a. L., uei0re john ar
tie ESQ ono Of the Registers aid Court for the
purposes named in the q IN and 18th Sections OF the
United States bankrupt approved irch ?. 1867.
Dated at New, IN sid District this 18th cay
Of December 4. y. 1903.
26w3E L. ROBINSON, AS. guee.
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LORILLARD"S
''EUREk q:
5 N excellent az
,icle o. granulatet
-. E.-.---

intrUd
universally admired. II is put up
muslin bags, in which orders .or Mee-s
are daily packed.
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STATE RMAL HOOL.
CGstlcton, VsTmoht.

'ThE next term Of this Inst futon will eOfamence
| on Wednesday. the 9Th Of February, $50, Can
didates for admission should present themselves on
Tuesday the sth Il is expected large class viii re
formed A graduate Of the OswegO Normal and
Trainin.. school will be employed TO impart q
knowledge OF the " methods" which are making
that school so successful Theory and pr'euee viii
be con bined in the course ,
Tuition, 5000 per quarter in first course Board
in private families $3.50 per week. not inouding
fuel lights and washing. Opportunities 10 ooaid
fhotnselyes furnished tor such as wish.
Tuition Of scholars needing help is paid BY the
State. 49,,
Rev r. g. WILLIAMS or TO c. N. WILLARD, Secretary.
Dec y -dlW&w6w.
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This brand OF Pine
Cut chewing to
hacco has no equal
CT superior any
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AssIGNEE,S NnTICE.

Wv
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sK EOUR DOCTOR on DRUGGIST FOR
"A SWEET QUININE-it equals .5iiterl Quinine.
M'fd by SrEARNs, FAR2 Co, Chemist, New York.
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CANvAsSING BOOK SENT FREE FOR
p arts by Sunlig h t
G.c1i

A WORK descriptive Of the MYSTERIES. YlR-
TUES, VICES, SPLEN DORIS and GRIMES
Of the CITY or PARIS.
Il tells how PARIS has become the Gayest and
most Beautiful City in the word how is Beauty
and SpleudOr are purchased az a fearful cost o.
Misery and Suffering how visitors swindled ~
Professional Adventures. how Virtue and Vice 20
arm-in-arm in the Beautiful CITY how the most
Fearful Crimes are committed and concealed hoW
money is squandered in useless luxury and con
tlins over so dne engrayinSs Of noted Pllets, Life
and Scenes in Paris Agents wanted. Canvassi1g
books sent free. Address NATIONAL PUBLISH
ING CO., Boston, Mass.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
nERIIN

';'UE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
/ Of this Bank will be held at their Banking
House on the second Tuesday OF January mex. st
u o'clock A n, for the choices Of Directors for the
ensuing yesr. L. c. DODGE, Cashier.
Burlington, VI, Dec 10, lso1-dkwlm
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n the District Court Of the United States For
Il TIE District Of Nermont-ln the matter Of BeujA-
B. Clark, in bankruptcy. To whom it may
concern. The undersigned hereby gives notice that
- and Sd reading Of the creditors Of sail Bank
rupt, will be holden at St. Johnshury. in sud Dis
trict, on the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1870 at 90
o'clock at the hotel Of Hiram Hill before John
p Sartle Of the Registers in Bankruptcy Ia SAID
district for the purposes named in the q III and 18th
sections ofthe Bankrupt Act Of March %, A. D. lS,7
And shall then present my account a. Assignee,
for allowance, and shall apply u said Court for a
full discharge from all liability suee OF ssid
Estate.
Dated at ST. J0hnsbury, Vt, Dec. 18th, a. d. 1903
2jw3w CALVIN MORRILL,, Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-31

The Magic Comb ' sll5 ;s'P hair '' S'
beard to a pertinent black or brown. II contains
no Boisoz. Any il. One sent By
mai. t0r S.. Address MAGIC COMB CO.,
Springfield Mas. &eeftdkvsn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-31

VINEGAR z.ssds tt 54as.. in 7 S A9 GiP
cl.ars, address L. SAGE Vinegar Works, Cromwell
Conn. n0v22f6WSr
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We will send handsome prospectus Of our NEW
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIbLE, 10 any Book
Agent free Of charge. Address NATIONAL PU b
Listing CO., Boston, Mass. dec23fkw4w.
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KNIT-kNIT-kNET.

AGENTS WANTED everywhere 70 sell the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE, the only
practical Family knitting Machine ever invented
Price s.. viii knit 2,tuI stitches per minute. Ad-
dress AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, No.
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LAW BLANKS.

MORTGAGE and Warrantee Deeds. City Cour
WI Writs, Trustee and Executions. Justice Writs
Trustee and Executions Leases County Wri,s sc
&c., printed and for sale at
The FREE PRESS OFFICE
dkWn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-31

Tine Jt1ulIy -ts.eleu, VIZ show - :--..-
decrease in tie Public Debt g orl- ss.r ri-
Ians-The coin in the Treasury .r.ar.. &C.
@I57,HlI.019. and the -,l e.-,lssl.- aar
y SIS, J13,051-1a Sunday q -esere ,l...-
quake slacs vas felt In Eastern Jala..l- .-.
Nevala.-Thc Spanish el1'a4s aHsara-
Gently l-ft New Yora have arrived ~ Lru
Haven Ear.-The Erie war sill re.s .ltat
courts and in tle uewlsqa--. It rsl-t.!
fla, English holders Of Erc 'cal- orr
about 60 seek relre-- .a -- -w
Several a.sass.alt.0as have o.susr.l at-lua...
and Lloyi'- Neck. Long Islaul.-Ad- ,f a.H.
supposed TO have committed suicide. WIS 5l.l
On Sunday 70, Orange Mountain. r. J--l-.
Red River insurgents have made usa..s4t.ga
Of Iaiepenl5uce--Tae Nu--.=s-r L--.A-
tarc VIII NEE. on the eleventh Of Ju-
uary.--A boy li yea-s Oh, commit ,i
suicide in Allegheny Ci,y.pa.. on saurlar--
Oae policeman was killed. AMI another wounded
while endeayoriug to quel a negro r1o, F., a.-
7snnah, Ga-The Deuyc- mil coach ha-
been rad' el near Cheyeu1t--laan l.ese7.
convicted in Bergen Cour,r E D.. q murder,
committed suicide in his prison TAur-lay--
Charles Edwards was acciiently shot il saloon
in Brooklyn on saturday ious riots have
taken place in Minnesota ana Gearria. several
lives being lost--A negro murderer has been
lynched IN Tennessee -Ge0rgs N5lau Of
Louisville committee. suicide or Wednesday,
Two negroes on steamer near Memphis
wrastlei themselves overheard and 10 8 watc--y
death on Wednesday deck hand % The same
boat handled fifty torpeloes careless'y AID he
has since been bu-iei.-On saturday night
Michael Meade OF Baxter street, y y, beat bis
mother to leath.--A private watch man "a. liar
heck s stores, Furruau-st. Brooklyn, was mur-
derei Inst night.--Bank robberies and dsta.-
cations are reported all over the c3unt----
A dedication oc nearly $4,000 has oo.arrei
in the Merchants Exchange National p mk cf
New Yorl,-Tae preliminary steps have been
taken rl- Worlds Fair at S. Louis ---De-
struc'iye fires have occurred az Muscltiue, l9Ta,
ST. Charles, MINI, and Madison, Wis--Iae
Opera House AZ Lafayette, Ind, has been des-
troyei by FIRE; loss @io.009.-A fire AZ Syia-
cuse Destroyed seven large s;ores. and property
TO the amount Of S5Q0,001.--Tro lsrge fires
ha7eoeeu7rei in Philadelphia. involving q less
s. ,...-r,. com so,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-31

SOOO For frst-cass new Cefuve Pianos.
CZSUSent on trial. [. :. PIANO Co., New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-31

SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
OBsERvE-N0ne is Geuuins without the Birch
Bark Label and the signature Alfred savage"
round the neck.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04
The CITY Amusements,

AT THE WALNUT the drama of the OrdnOe
GtrL will be Withdrawn after the present week.
On Monday next Mr.. j. Il. McDouough will
commence an engagement and Will pro luce
BoucicRulps drama OF Ayer Dark.
AT THE ARCH DalJ 8 drama OF the Flash of
Lightning. still continues 10 oe au attl action.
n Marriage by Lanterns Wlil oe performed for
the last time on this ana To morrow evenings.
on Wednesday Olfenbach's opera or "66 Will
he given for the first ilme IN TINS city.
On Thursday Mr.. j. Z. Gregory Will have q
benefit.
AT THE AMERICAN an attractive entertain
me mt viii be given this evening.
MCEVoY's NEW "HIBERNICON" will be con.
finued at Concert Hall during the present week.
THE CHESNUT STREET. THEATRE Is closed,
and the manage IA enL announce that IL Is for
rent by the week for exhibitions OF ali kinds.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA will give IA pub
bic re hearsal at Horticultural Hall on Weunes
day afternoon.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04

MODERN HUMoRIsTs.-Nasby whose photography
is daily becoming more peculiar and mixed up, has
determined to 20 moo York." where "Democrlsy
furnishes like a green ba tree" Mark T vain is no "
personating tho 'Wiekedsst Man" Ia The Butcher
Region, Nevada where hs Is successfully stripping
John A lien of all his notorlety. George Francis
Train Is by this time startling Omahsiaus with hia
Eel .tic narangues, in2which sententousness aud
no asense are judiciousy mixed. Alter is daily play
ing pl actical (and benevolenD jokes on the commu
nifty. by selling the very best OF coal at the most
moderate of rates. HIS large yard at No. 057 N,
MIN street is the scene Of constant activity.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04

JEwELRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy, Mo. l2 South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine every and silverware the city
Purchasers rely upon OBJ aiming real pure arti
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled.
He also has large stock OF American Western
watches ir all varieties and st all prices. visit
his store is sure result IN pleasure and profit
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04
OLOTHINa

CLOTH1He
LOWER THAN FOR TEN YRARs
ovKncoATs-Flne all-wool OhlRohIllA and Fur
Beaver reduced -.......,.tlSn
or the newest and most sty llsh material Gu
and make, which have been sold at ...-..-tiS0J
great variety OF ali styles. upwards
IS M
SKATING JACK ETs. The beat assortment In the olty
selling of very low.
PANTALooNs. Rll-wool Cashmere, reduced to."...3oJ
vEsIs-Fiue Atwood Cashmere reduced tO..".-.,1Os
BUSINESS COATS, in great variety at prices equally
low.
BOYS CLOTHING, very low indeed.
Our whole stock of rENs, YOUTHS, BOYS
and CHILDREN's CLOTHING to be sold out az
q great REDUCTION CT PRICES, which are 10
all cases guaranteed lower than the lowest
elsewhere, or the sale cancelled and the
money refunded.
Cau and examIne eur goods after having
examined those of the ''sRciihcing" houses
before purchasing. A fair test is all we ask.
HalrtOGg 1etlgsen BESEErT g Co.
f''' Sira streets No. 81: aAREEFsr.
AND NO. 500 BROADWAY, new YoEK.
THE MACHINE CALLED MAN. is very complicated
and delicate and Is liable to get OF order
and much more difficult to repair than any nbns
ton OF wheels, and franks, and levers male by the
hands OF man. AS rule 1t is tinker cd TOO much aud
badly tierea Mt that It is often csomellzed marco
tzed, deI leted and otherwise misused when all that
t really needs Is who esome tonic and restorative
ike STOMACH 70 putit In pro-
per trim and keep II so. The stomach is shamefuty
maireRt In the place. the food which Its juices
are Intended to dissolve, Is too frequently rotOn INTO
hastily and in halt mastcated condition In which
state the gastric acld cannot properly act It, Tae
result Is dyspepsia Then the doctor, and hud
Ing the digestive organ weak and the bowels inert
proceeds to weaken ana parayze still NOR with
tic purgatives. These falling, as they always do to
produce sRlutary change, he tells the Invalid that
medical science can do no mora for him. ThIs with
all due difference is mistake-one Of those mistakes
which TalieyTaud said were tantamount to Grim as
What the dy speptic needs Is iUtgordton Strengthen
the ston sch with HosTETTER's BITTERs, and the
stomach will every other part the
machine and make 1t, la common parlance, as good
new. Upon the state OF the digestion depends in q
measure, the condition of the whole syste Now the
Bitters are the most admirable tonic known They
consist of the finest vegetable nvlgoIants and resto
ratives combined with una a1ulterated stimulAnE
The orspePtic needs nolntng else rn effect cure,
right, nutritious diet fair amount of fexer
Even In the absence OF these laNt-meu Toned
cessories The tonic aud Alternative propertie' OF the
preparation Will work wonders. enabling the dyspep-
tic to digest Interior fare with com pGratiye ease and
attn good habit of body, in spite of draw
backs OF u sedentary OCCUPATION.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04

To LET COLD have its own way Is to assist In
laying the foundation OF Consumption. To cure the
most stubborn Cough or Cold you have only to
use At once DR.. Jayne's Expectoi ant. Sold every
where
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04
DIED,

CAsTOR.-On the Sd ingtant MARY ELLIE
opted daughter Of Thomas and barAh castor IN the
23d year OF her age.
Ihe relatives and friends of the family respect
fully Invited TO the funeral from her parenta
residence, No. s72i Frankf0rd street, Franktord,
on Wednesday afternoon ~ O'Clock. To proceed W
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
LONGACRE.--On the afternoon of the lst Instant,
JAMES b. LUN9ACRE, In the 18TH year OF his age.
Funeral TO take place from Central Methodist Eps-
cOpa Church. Vine street below Thirteenth, on Tues
oay afternoon at o'clock
SWOPE.-On the I'd instant, LINFORD son OF
Enoch q and Mary Swope, aged I'll years ana 10
The relatives and friends of the family respect
hly uvlLed attend funeral from the residence
o. lis parents No. 46lo Paul slTeeI, Frankiord,
Weo neSday morning, the 6th instant. NJ ~ ociOck.
To proceed to Cscar Hill Cemetery.
WhRNEB. On the lsL instant Mrs- EMMA L.
WARNEK, widow OF the late Captain Cnarles r
Warner AZ Il second daughter OF Antho ~ Null,
Tue relaLives and friends are respectfully Invited 70
alend her Tuneral from the reaidence or Mr Inoues
a elm No 1893 Chm6c street, on TUESDAY morning,
Ihs 9th instauI. Services aL 10 O'clock precisely.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04

HEALTH AND WEALTH.-HesIth depends upon
keeping our systems in proper tone. We of en- need
the aid of tonics 10 do speer's "S'andard Wine
Bitters," according to the opinion of our best aud
nj edIcAl Practitioners. the beside
ratum long sought after by the profession. Try
them and be conv vnced. Slld by Drul lgIsts.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04
CIT ITEM S.

A HACKING CoUeH lie OF the most distressing
as we'll dangerous forms OF cough can be
snliced with. It's continuous action fatigues and
irrisa es the lungs aOd thus engenders consumption
Uphams Fresh Meat Cure win cure the c,ugh,
sootbe the iTIltated bronchIa, aud give tone and
vigor TO the lungs and whole system.
single botIle will convince any one OF It's urIty
SOLD one dollar per bottle
JoiINsToE, HOLLOWAY 4 CowDEN,
No. COZ Arcn street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04

SKIN DISEASES s-What form of disease Is more
annoying than that Of the skin, with Its itching
singing, Smarting, Its ugly red pimpes, biotchy
erupuons and loathsome chorous desquanations
Happily, Hieskell's Tetter Ointment is ssovereIgn
remedy for every form OF skin disease. making
radical cure In evecy case. Sold 30 cents per box
sent by mail for 20 cents Johnston, Holloway &
guyhan
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04
MARRIEU,

HAMMITT-LAUER.-on the 2Oth Of December at
the Parsonage OF the Wharton Street Nj. II. Church
by the Rev. ]. Maddox, JOSEPH h. HAMMITr
OF Burlington county, N. j., 70 MISS MARY LAUER
OF this city.
ER-MILLHOLLAND.-On the 3O.h ult :,
a, the residence the Ebride's father In Reading
a EORaE KEnS REPP LIER, merchant, OF this city,
to FANNIE c.. daughter OF James MIllholland.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04

PROOF OF THE PUDDISG Is EATING 1T; so with
Clothing the proof OF its quality is by Us durGoty
apd the fact OF 10 coming from CHARLKs STOKES g.
Co.'s Is proof positive that you Will periecdy salts
fled with the QUALITY, STYLE and PRICE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04

GROVER g BAKEa's 1ighest Premium sewlnE
Machines, No, 78O Chesnut street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
COunlrelrfoIt Money.

The amount Of counterfeit money In
circulation throughout the country, the
nicely OF Ito execution and the facilities
everywhere afforded to the showers, are
sbsolptely startling. II iseomputsa
BY persons who have investigated the
matter that in some districts fully one.
half the currency In circulation is spu>
5rous., "a bran new 81 and e bill was
recently shown, which had been pro-
nounced genuine by the cashiers OF
i've National Banks. Yet the foreman
OF one Of the engraving companies, who
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the ablest expert In
thisline In the country, insisted that
the bills were Uounterfelts, and pointed
out two or three Inaccuracies In the en-.
craving. The paperwas perfect Ifthe
foreman was right In his Bupposition,
and we have no reason 10 doubt Il,
these are certainly the best executed
counterielts ever produced In the United
States; and It Is difficult to deYise any
plan by which they can be detected by
the mass of.the people. ..,-# au.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
PENNsY1vAN1A.
Geary's lIeIorLly Redpeea.

Geary's MNJOrity Reduced. iplg.
| o. ,Iagp PHILADELPHIA, October II.
The table Of majorities published in
the Press show GearY's majority to be
2.Sl9. A table prepared by the State
Central Committee figures up the ma
jorIty at 4,104for Gsary. The Age says
the contest Is close, and 100 votes may
settle the matter.
GeRry'S MaIOrIty RAiSod Again-Re'
ports from all but two Counties.
TO uts AISoctated PREM: ,....,.,.,
We have reports now from every
county In the State except Lyooming
and Snyder. Geary's, majority will be
over 1000. " y..go 81. sss-rs,a es,
Noble philadelphia she saves the
aa,;, 90 ~, - 80 State. . ,',
oficlal returns from all the city
tEsrds for Governor, except the 25th,
give Geary q majority Of 1909. Deduct
Ing $50 which is the reported Democrat
10 majority in that ward, the actual Re-
publican majority 4.2so. .,.,,,, ,..-,
Outrage in PhiIndelphIa-Attempt 10
PreVentlth Counting OF t1eiVOte.
Daring the session OF the return
Judges this morning, writ OF ipjunc-
ton was attempted 10 be, served by q
Shsritf's officer, to prevent The count-
Ing OF the votes. The officer was re-.
sisted, his official position not being
announced, and he was elected from
the room., He had obtained admission
under pretenceo OF being q return Judge.
He came back with posse, followed
by a mob, and broke open the doors,
served the writ and then ordered the
arrest of sundry persons In the room,
whom he charged with resisting him.
One Of the reporters OF. the Associated
Press, Mr.. CorbltL, was dragged from
the Presldeht,s- desk, where he had
been quiet witness OF the affair, and
beat In a shocking manner by the po-
lice and locked up. He was discharg-
ed In few minutes and demanded a
hearing. which was refused, there be.
ing no one to make charges. a.