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The New York herald., 1870-02-01
BROOKLYN CITY.
A Justice Under Arrest--knights OF the
Skeleton Key Assault With
charlottesville Mill
Sneak Thieving.

the dwelling OF Edward Freel on Lafayette, near
Bedford avenue, was entered last evening, ana an
overcoast, valued at ninety dollars, stolen.
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advantage the Commissioners think untl our city's
dobt shall have been brought within such easy anu
reasonable proportions shal cease 10 be serious
burden 10 our taxpayers. Public opinion seems 70
nave fully endorsed the recommendation 70 uso -
Tor the purposes OF genera tns ai1ss; Common nom
Council would ere this have resulted IN the es-
tabishment OF that needed accommodation Ihey
that requirement OF the law which placed the Park
under their supervision and renders IT oDilgatSry
upon them to suggest TO the Legislature sucn lurher
legislation Ia regard 10 Oil the Brooklyn PARKS ~
they shall deem advisable. They intend to suggest
the OF this park for public market TO the Legs
lature until 1t shall pe found expedient 70 resume
ite use as park.
the Improvement fnnd In 1893 was limited 10
1000 600, including the bonds which had been pre-
yiously Issued. This limit has been reached-but
very considerable portion Of the PARK, including he
fifty acres recently annexed, yet remains 10 pc in-
proycd.and the Commissioner wil DO onmgea a,ro 70
shall have furnished means for It's completion. the
cost Of such work OF art as the perfection .oI
public PARK cannot properly be estimated OF exc
cuteo by contract but IN the judgment or the Com.
missoners the amount now required VIII noe exceed
the amount awarded for the land first purchased
for Prospect Park on the 18th OF June, 1854 incud
Ing expenses % appears from the official report MED
Ia the County Clerks oice, was 81 500; l0r the
second purchase on the 9th OF February 1860,
s16s $685. the third purchase on the 27th OF May
the Sei issn oi XpI 1862 @ 70 sas making tota Of
Sa,004,l5S From this deduct the amount awarded
to the city for strip OF land thirty feet vide taken
from the Park for the widening Of Vanderbilt ave-
nue. and paid into the sinking und to be applied 10
the redemption Of park bonds, s28 500 and the pre-
sent cost Of all the land purchased will be S3,91,6iS.
II 10 this we add the amount authorized to be ex-
pended for Improvement So 600. the total indeD
edness OF the city at this time on account OF thls
work will be $6,975,64S.
This property viii cost say, ST. 7OOo0o0; but II sold
to-day 1t would realize more than enough 70 pay Cne
whole debt OF the CITY, and long before Its purchase
shall have been matured 1t will in all PROBABILITY
be worth ten times its cost, besides giving an in.
petus to property in Its nei2hbOrhood that VIII aord
TO- pnraf han atyf interest
cost and iqudate the entire debt al maturity with
out adding any thing 10 tna general taxation.
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
Patrick Lazarus and John Noonan got into quar-

rel their boarding house, No. 106 Sackest street,
when the latter drew q knife and made several
passes az his opponent. In OF the passes Laza-
rus was deprived of the largest part OF his nasal
organ, which VIII dis1gure him Tor life. NoOnan
then made his escape in the direction OF the Hami
ton avenue ferry, hotly pursued by yelling crowd.
He was intercepted at the ferry by 0ficer Grogan,
when ne was arrested. Yesterday he was taken be-
fore Justice Delmar, but Lazarus failed to appear
against HIM.
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The residence OF r. A. Carlies, No. 70 willow
street. was entered by q sneak thief on Saturday
afternoon, who escaped with fifteen dollars worth
OF silver napkin rings.
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H A z r I.
Intentions Of the Salnaye,o
Family-A Gold Offering Dominican
Soldiers Joining CabraI-Minister
Bassett in Hot Water-Steam.
Ship Subsidies-The Com.
ing Elections.

The steamer City OF Port au Prince. Captain Sask.
son. arrived at this port yesterday morning. bringing
dates from Port au Prince to the 23l OF January.
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put manage, nOtWUnssandlng, 70 keep themselves
in the habit Of warfare by an occasional raid upon
their ncighbors. And as Muscat does an inanit-
esnai share Of the countrys fighting she has equally
little 10 say as TO she manner In which che coun-
Try shall be governed. Each master she has enjoyed
has taken the privilege OF debating what she shall
believe tne way Of religion ana how the life OF
her inhaptants shall be ordered. But never before
has she sighed under 10 heavy ruler as now. Just
imagine the disgust OF town Arab whose chibougue
or long pipe used to be constantly In nis mouth
from 'early morn t oewy eve" when he Is per-
emptorily forbidden TO uss tobacco In any form.
And jet such is she present law in Musca and It Is
rigdly enforced. Every night numberless, ubiquit-
ous, unbrlbabe spies prowt about the city. like "the
pestenco that walketh in darkness,n in search
of offenders. Woe to the unfortunate wight whose
guilt Is Gscovered For him there shall be- nrst o
sieepless night the fort, followed BY arragnment
before a long-bearded ola bigot, who acts as chief
mooliah. or priest, ana whose namo IL Kuleyes.
Then will come the inevitable punishment. His
pipe will be broken before his eyes ana his tobacco
denied aud buried and then, having been forced to
kneel doxD by the manual persuasion OF couple OF
the Imaums guards, his back Will be uncovered and
monster III human form will administer twenty
I'VE or nifty cuts with hard stick, according TO tho
terms OF the sentence: The other day boy caught
smoking died under the castgation he got for Ii.
But smoking s by no means the only vanity
asaaed by these Arab fanatics who are reenactin0
IN the fatherand OF Mohammed the rdie OF the Con.
necticut saints who made their names immortal by
.'bluen legislation. No, indeed. 4 man Is here
legally forbidden also TO wear silK; nor may he
acorn himself with gold--not even with thread OF
tho precious metal woven into his turban; nor
may lie sing, or make joyful noise on the ,oIntom
or any other musical instrument; nor may he dance;
nor may he long mustachios. For any OF these
oeaces hs vi ps sentenced 70 more or less cuts VI
The New York herald., 1870-02-01

Last evening 1000 workmen were discharged
from the Navy Yard In accordance with orders pre-
yiousy Issued by the authorities at Washing ton.
large number OF other employees In various de-
partmens were also notified that they would not be
retained after Saturday next.
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Coroner Whitehil last evening examined several
witnesses In relation to the Of the fall Of the
row Of tenement houses in Division avenue, WI.
iiamsburg. on the afternoon of the 18th ult., by
which Joseph Bonner lost his lie. The evidence
elected was not important and the inquest was
further adjourned until tomorrow evening.
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s. r. Reuther, of East New York, accused BY Ja-
cob Morch, OF No. 1s0 Grand street, Williamsburg,
OF deiraudng hmm OF $500 worth OF meerschaum
pipes and cigar holders by false represeD tatons was
committed yesterday by Justice VOORHEES, 10 answer
this morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29
81. ALBANS ITEMS.

Butter .uulei, Tuesday, July 25.-Prices
advanced from last week. ruling from - to -
cents. Some extra lois brought 80. Shipment
l-22 tubs Cheese, g. boxes.
The heirs OF the late Eoa. William Clapp have
made arrangements for the erection Of a monu-
meut 81 his grave It is to be executed at Burl-
ingtop, Of Barre granite, at cost of about
$1,000
The Alissisquoi Railroad is progressing we'll
About mile Of the road bed has been con-
s5ruetei, and it is expected to reach the MIS-
si,co River by the 10Th of September The
plank road bel to Sheldon has been purchased
and will Pee used as the road bed Of the rail
ro.d. This viii greatly facilitate IT. con-
struction, making saving in land damages
AMI Grading. The construction Of this road
i IN the hands Of experienced men and
will be pushed as rapidly AZ possible
The new engine house is being enlarged by The
addition of fourteen pits. This shows demand
for rl5Te room, which argues an increase o
business on the roaI. Work also in the severa
departments Of the railroad shops Is 'erl
active
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29
Cbiliendca Comfy snnaay school Union.

The time is approaching for the annual meet
ing Of this organization, and will you permit us
to say tew words in your columns IN relation
to ii?
l. As to place Last year the Convention was
held at point on the line of the railrcad, and
vas SHINY attended, save by these whO came on
the cars. Two years sgo it was held in Barring
ton and Of course Will not be he'll there again At
present This year I hope the Convention will
be held in one Of the towns farther away from
the railroad-say Westford, Jericho Corners or
Centre, Underhill. WilIiston, or lipssburg The
people cf these towns have deep Interest in the
matter. and will give the Convention warm re-
ception. and what is more important, crowdtd
house. The cool done by the gatherings vii
thus be distributed through the County.
.. Would not the Executive Committee 10
well to cultivate the talent of the County in the
conduct Of the Convention? Why 60 abroad for
people to interest US in the cause Of Sabbath
Schools, when, if properly encouraged, We have
'-' amy I'D '-' o1'ei'''.'
'n'.'',''Ns' l'vu'1o'' ''e'y way ali success
il'' IN lAhA-ih county 'uis course has been
-isl'i s-'''' 'Ie ''Eahi]i''o" 'i TIE county
''n''lu'n' anu Always Win The ia'f. gratifying
results lAeFe mas been no failure. ibis Con-
'ei'ioh has been held in different parts Of The
COUNTY 'Ach year with increasing numbers and
interest Might II not be 50 here hope the
Committee will try the experiment this year. and
not import men TO do the work which We our
selves ought to do. We have men AID women
IN the County who are VIDE sTa,a -a The SAL
bath School cause who can preach from
the Hq,k-I.srd rive 1s..sr,. l.r- Sab
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The remains ot the .-'e d->A' . STACY
"AiH arrived 'h'o'n '' f'1it evening i's''
IN charge o' his s.a. 'ir William L. fi-a-' we're
taken 20 rls.- last resting place u Locust street
Cemetery. en saturday Afternoon. as specified ia
our rra,.o..s r.4-i.e Trs ATTENDANCE ON this
..3i.-.- l:..f-, .-....,.
of oyr -.,.. .-,,..-,
,.t.. '-''' .'''''
'a ae'e7 and memory tina; cannot is'- 10
have oe'n gratifying % biz relatives and many
,.'51.. 'l'- STACY AT HeTd lwhere his
'''' g'I shovel peculiar res
..,,,,, ,g;,b ,l...t H.. vac Il 4H
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Western Railway.
Sey,n per cent. tsoid loan


The bonds are To- denomination. of s..u1I ,ar Sc.
cl-eg Uy q first uH.t- .-e ON fT mile. u. sol1 l-Yu
indianapolis tie largest cry aud % 50 Important
70 ll4l cent " 10 tie Iiie "i llsiri O. .L- % H.
tea.r d. 'i'.ll, &c.. ,,,. ,.,..,,-.,- ,,,.r
NJ lit 'i.G., AL t.uIii OH -f0 "l ihc
line are u." Do | Ill Vi ma i''' iiil rlu Ap-t
W ta New, First lass Rolling St.'k clus's lu- ai %
LIruTHt.Fc-. 70 Passenger iHu-Its D.. nI--l &c
and Express Cars. $50 BOX. Sto.. and Goal Cars.
ami more wil Dee added 7s the wat oi the r.ti re-
lufe. iHe earning age aiIta-- greatly ll excess
so the lltrfes; On the whole is .1e % hHl's. The
haiaLce twenty hFe mites oi the iNI-o on BOO l-l'lua
is nearly al graded WIN AL me Dr. on hand. AMI
VIII De completed without delay.
There are lhrIl SIX depots 90 tIe Hne, located ,u
cities sni towns MAT contain iu the aggregate
population ID, One uun'f yea Aui Ninety ths4sil...
aVera-In over i 70 tich square W.le " 'liE Zee
l.I- q NAT mile oi me track al4 within trru,y
miles D the track, there Is population q atuua
- Hundred thousand
% passes through the counties ul Marion lien
rcAs, Mont. merry F"uu'a H. Nsircl ami Ntru...
pai-u, De VIII Piatt Mclean and T4lrae.l Clul
ue- iu Illinois on the line Of the old on raut STATE
road which was laid out IN the best portion u thus
States before the timo Of railroads. was then the
main line ai Western travel. and consequently he-
came more theEly settled than other sections Of the
West az the numerous cities, large Villages, and
products oi these counties demonstrate.
s n the ,y s 1te1 P'oa yI y al
in the large t1sus and is rapidly increasing.
i "a NINE, or ',snsl,f on M ,, ilne are eSsn,
800 ~ t, ~, ~ NJ V, - - a. ~ H.; w. - ~
49,. 80 -, ~ -, -. -, w, III -
sy... A. NV, - ~ 10 . ~ IL ~ - ~
ilte' '' 1'-'- 4''' ON -' '''-'N % ''i' :
ma
From tie present earu-n on l7l miles II s sale
TO assume tnat the Local Business alone viii be
ample not uni3 20 pay the bunded penL hut lars
dividends Ola tIr stock.
In addition L. the population ana wealth OF the
country anu all thti Is necessary 70 SUPPORT hfs-
ciasi Ioad anu make u pronlA'-e Investment
! through Zeal traihc 10 forms am 1-htrai
| trunk me i"r uIouSh business hou surpassed hN
| any Toan Oh equal length IN me nts1,
A. P,s IL Toultcls ~ ,i. ',.',, W. e
ctes Oh Culul1nus NleFeIaud tttsLui = iuc.hntti
-anG win 'he reAlss wanna CeGlual' ntithoie
/ ana Ol.9 anu .1let important Ia.tloal INES AZ
fehlu Tue western minus SohIee.lphs are maze
VITA reer, a quincy, heokuk burlington and Oma-
/ ha. AT bloomington win 1ue llIlhgis central
~ v.rv Ia-,,e business will be- dons nm III
I line. At panyile it connects by raj! with TOLEDO
on l-aAe ERE. map w. snoN az lhs'a TO 10 very
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

! BURLINGTON DISTRICT CANT NEE ING.-lhls
meeting will be held in New Haven, Vt, on the
grounds belonging to the District, commencing
Monday, Aug Doth, and closing Saturday, Sept.
81 Boaid and horse keeping will he furnished
CT the ground, at reasonable rates Tents and
| all necIful baggage will be conveyed TO and
/ from the grounds free, by the Rutland Railroad,
and passengers carried st reduced fare Par
/ ties are requested to prepare and bring their
own teht-pOles, if practicable; ard if any de-
sire board tents, ready built, or humber to build
with, they can be accommodated b. wfiung to
Mr.. Harry Langworthy Of Midilebury, or Mr.
John Britell Of WeybriIge, by the 18th of Au-
gust The Directors Of the Association have
decided that all board tents and frames for cloth
tents must be erectel-as far ss practicable
the week previous to the meeting. They will be
on the grounds THURSDAY, August 18th, to
superintend the locating of tents, with the de-
sign TO give equal privileges to all.
CoRsETs AND Hoor SEiar,-SuALL THEY rE
T,NsD,-Ths Hon. s. Cox, in 3 speech on
the TarifBil in the las; Congress, made the
following humorous Observations on this quss-
ton -
There is A bin before the H9use Of Representa-
tiyes, reported by Messrs. Schenos. Kelley, Blair,
Mccarthy, Hooper and Maynard, TO impose a ma
tional tax on corsets and hoop skirts Against
this tax the free women Of America should
nrOmutiv ur0tpst Is there Ia he uotbiur- too ga
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

C.. a. Mooers, a graduate Of Bates College
l,- been chosen Principal Of the Green Noun
ram Seminary located at Waterbury Ceate-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

I'VE, the Subscribers having been appointed
w by the Honorable tho Probate Court Tor the
District Of Chittenden Commissioners t. receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands II
all persons against the estate ut i.aac ulake
late of Milton 100 said District, represented vent
and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed iu ..i-et thereto, and SIX ururhs FROM the
day " the date hereof, being allowed IS said Court
for t.at purpose, do therefore hereby give no.
tee, That we will attend 90 the business of our ap
p1.ntmcut at the dwei lag Of j. T. Lclni .. Nil
ton i' stli District, un the fourth Tr,-i4ts q
September and November next, at lD 0cl..c. A. ~.
on each Of said days.
Dated this 4th lay afJuly A. D. le7l.
ttiAS. p san bEK-uN.} q.
JONATHAN BLAME Noiii--is .1ners
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RIcaN0ND.-The market in Richmond, On the
18th, was very quiet. ISL tubs Of butter were
sold At - TO y cents Per pound, and 9' boxes
Of cheese.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

Geery NouST CENETXRT.-Mr R. NJ Cope
.,I Of Boston, is engaged in lsyin, out the adj
i-7n 20 the Green Mount Cemetery.
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OA1s.-Between eighty and ninety thousa nd
-a.hsls Of oats have been brought here from
Cnsis, this season.
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EARLY M0RS.-Th0usands of both sex.s in this
country, awake ever morning languia, unretr,sa-
ed and devoid Of all inclination for hreaklaR No
matter from what these indescribable feelings
may proceed, their best and quickest re1 edy will
be found in dose Of Plantation Bitters. The bene-
hcial effect is immed ate. The stomach at once re-
spends to tho geui-l influence Of the preparation,
AID 4 reserve Of latent vitality, which only required
the Awakening agency OF this potent inv -Orant to
render il active Is brought into play. Of al appe-
liz it is the most nialinle and the impulse which
il iluparts 10 the digestive functions soon pats dys
pepsia to fight.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

-,,,,. -, ,,,,,,.,,, s ycerned in the estate Of
VI ''') Dwight Conlnt late Of
Westford, in said District, deceased,
GREETING:
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chittenden on the 2h dav Of
July A. d. 1870, an INSTRUMENT purparting 20
be the last WILL and Testament Of Dwight Conant
late Of WestiOrd, in said District, deceased was
presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for rebate,
and it is ordered by said Court that the 10Th lay Of
August. A. ID. $50 at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington, be ass 1ed for proving Instru-
ment and that notice thereof be given 10 al per
sons concerned, By publishing this order three
weeks successfully ia the Darlington f7ee Press,
a newspaper printed at said Burlington previous
10 the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified O. appear
before said Court, al the tine and place -esaid
and contest the probate Of said will, ii 3 ga have
cause.
Given TN Ter my hand at Burlington, ia sail Dis
trct, this 2jth day Of July. \. ID. l-7'.
BW3w T. p. WALES Ju lie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

The Brownsville CTexss) Sentinel Of July l,
states thSt a number of planters IN that vicinity
have begun cotton piokipg. and that new corn
has been brought into market and sold At 81 %
per bushel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29
sprtial Settles.
The Life sus,nining Principle

The vital and the muscular systems are entirely
distinct from each other. \ man may have the
Drawn of Hercules, but if he is deficient in tai
energy he will not wear well, last as long or
be as healthy and happy while he does last, as tie
man Of ordinary. slender build, who posses.
SIS larger share Of this inimating principle.
One Of the greatest recommendations Of that pure
vegetable invgorant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
is that It increases the vital force ofths system No
medicine can double the volume Of a mans muscle,
or thitken and vulcaniEe his thews and snews; but
Hostetter's Bltters has an effect much more impor-
tant Its use promotes constitutions cor. 1t re-
inforces the life-power. of which bone aud SNOW
and muscle are merely the instrument Ia ld.aS the
same re alton 10 it that machinery oOes t. steam.
Let the slight and apparently fragile take heart
they may have more stamina. though for less ply
steal strength than the broad sh0uldeTcd athletes
they regard with envy. To restore, to sustain, TO
increase this stamnal principle which,
when in full supply is the source Of health and the
best guarantee VI longevity, is special property Of
the famous restorative II ia not only specIi; for
dyspepsia, hliousness, Intermittent ievers, const
patton &c and preventive Of all diseas,s q a ma
iarious character, but the best Of all medicines for
siren gthening the constitution aud awakening the
powers Of nature from whatever cause they mag
have become lethargc.
July 18th sat EtuCs swift
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

stirring words, hut they produce little rerua1en,
eAe',' 'ri'us- 'neF do not come ''e'' -'. '-' '--
scenes 'f'A''' elo'1IaS---e.''s am. A'.'-''.'' %
'u' own particular acids o- -A.e'. ,.
fr ue Fri, Press AMI Times
i!o"ui Rols0hc Female >.maar..
T.fts E5i5r 5rte F~s. Pr...g.f 7I....
Mount hoiyoke Seminary has gra-1t. e',r
$50 students. OF these llt - H4ee tsea
from, ys-r...- f,it-1.. -r. ..-... s... f...
..,
"'i' rep '7e-''i ls ll.'i.''' '5
Principals, since il was iy-ul-l b Mary Is .r,
f .s wears $50. have been from Vermont AuIia.
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'IHF FALL T-RN ofthe state Norma S col at
j Oal-Hu. -. begin 90 WE'D EADAY august
3 .. and rtinue eleven weeks. E1au-u4t..n for
admission Hu the ir-t dsy of the term Model
>c. u. S.l re-lr Monday. sept 5ta, 1ad Iutiu-
l- -"l wt-Es This VIII serve g. prepir 20. de-
ptrt-rli Ivy Gle N,rilI School. and So. is 70 prac-
tee school tr feirre- None but exp p enced
teachers Eill be eupl we'd. ami the hest ,f van
age Will be afforded all connected with o. -hooL
Faci.t e' iy- uolr1 w rooms ar ample. Arplica-
ti1~s slDu g be Iu2ic early.
Fnr further inform alton. caf8o .ues o- 20 -.'rlar
containing .Atevt announcement adI-css tHs prin-
ylpa-, " L. rfAhI
Secretary of T u-fccs
Jrhus.n. VI. Julv q. I--n-dIufw.u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

v- Eln0re johnson has sold his span
-,r horses to Mr.. Gus;ayus A. Austin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-29

WANTED AGENTS 10 sell the LIFE OF
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