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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15

RnR SALE

7 VIt I|lNEsIas
The village residence between the Post Of
Gee aud Universalist church, in Steve, will he
sold at sacrifice, IL sold within three weeks.
There is also a good stock Of Millinery Goods,
and Circulating Library, which will be sold
Very Cheap
II sold directly. There is no batter location r
business in Stowe, or a more pleasant place for
a residence Don't let so good chance to make
a proftabol investment pass unhcedcd.
EDNA VI. LUCE.
Stowe, VT, Aug. %, 1870. Al
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RIGGS & BRo's
Illustrated aud Descriptive Catalogue
or FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.
AND SUMNER PIONEERING BULBS,


FNn ls4l.
VIII he ready fnr mailing by the middle q Janu'
ary Notwithstanding our great luss % tApe, paper,
epsravings SC, rs IRE. which destroyed the job
printine ufcc " the Rochester Dsmocai ana ctioH
~. a5tf Decomler. 1870. II will he printed on !
most cgAnt ncw-tinted paper, aud illustrated With
nearly
500 Original Engra,ings
And tive a.,ely executed Colorcd Platcs-speeinsn
E.r All Of uh.rh we're grown by ourselves the past
,rss1n frn our owl stock 81 seeds. In the origin
ality execution and extent 4 the ensravinfs u Is
unlike aud tmlnently superior to any other Cata-
lagne or 'Floral Guide extIant.
The Catalogue will consist " ~ pages, and a
soon n published will be scnt free 10 all who ~
dcrrd seeds fruin "a hy mail the last season. re
others 4 ekal'r II Is C. nts per copy will he made
which is not the value If she splorod plates. We
assure our friends that the indao8msnts offer to
purchasers uf seeds, t. quality and extent o.
stock, Discounts aud Premiums, are unsuip passed
Please send orders for Catalogues without delay.
OUR COLORED CHRONIC FOR 1871
Will be ready to send out In January. The ohro
mo will represent Forty two Varieticsuf snowy and
popular Flowers, OF Natural size and Color. We
design 10 make il the hest Plate OF Flowers evel
issued. Size. ie q inches. The retail Nali {
would he al least Two Dollars we shall, however
furnish Il To customers at 20 cents per copy, and OF
fer 81 as premium upon orders for seeds. See cat
alo- ne when out.
BRIGGS 4 BROTHER, ROCHESTER,, y. Y.
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FLOWER sEEns. ETC

r NEwBrRY. srEnsHsS $50 ftoAis5. hHeoA'
Lrx. Coxx, IEHaHrEh kxn nEttra = fio~tA
asa Yrsrs mr. sErns, ftasrsi hrircts heots'
EFc. Catalogues r.aiy lanuafy. Pre-.
Hfooklyn. Cunn.s isii.
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HOTEL AND FARM
FOR SALE

N NJ hNAANiN-
The subscriber viii I'll his Ilohl property,
and Farm On No. Woiefit.
The prupsrty svclt known O. The travelling pub
lie A. located on the main rid nrln Lamulils O.
orleans County, aud near & ths iAHaous lamoii le
SpuuE.
wiz sell the Hotel ard Two Acres q Land, o.
with al the Land on the sams sids q the Fuad-
which j. ai5ut 70 acres. OF tn the Hhole faun II
TO- acres, ~ suit purchase.
Here IL an opportunity for a nan u enisrpriss y
make money.
For particulars Inquire Of the subscriber At Sorts
NOAH BOYNTON.
Jan ~ tS-n 10
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VERMONT CENTRAL X. Il. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Dec. 26, 1870.

W lNl AhhANubDENl.
Commencing Monday Dec. 26, 1870.
Trains Going South and East--Lcave Waterbury
Mt 49a NJ, 81 p m, and 9 30 pm.
Mail Train leaves OgdenSburgh at 3 25 p m, st Al
bans ut 20 q IN, and connects at Burlington for
Troy, and "a White River Junction and Be lows
Falswth Trains for Boston, Worcester SprinG held,
\ Y, aud trains en- the Passumpsc II r.
Day Express leaves Montreal at s 40 q IN, st
Johns at lUa IN, Odgensburgh at ) 20 an StAlbans
at IL m arriving in Boston via Lowell ut 10 30 m.
Night Express leaves 0gdensburgh at IL S. p In,
Montreal Ii pm, st Johns O5 p IN, st Adams
% p IN connecting at Bellows Fal is with Cheshire
r for springfield, &c, and arriving in at IL.
80 pm. 3w
at 3 % m, 5 ~ a m, 80 IN, and 81 pm.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at s u m,
for Burlington, Montreal, st Adams, &c, arriving
/, Montreal Mt 30 p IN, and Ogdcnsburgh at 10
q m, making close connections with trains for the
West.
Lawrence and Fitchburg Mt 30 an, Sdrin 9held ut
7 A. m, for Burling ton and st Adams.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at As II
M for Burlington, Rutland. st Adams, 0gdens'
hurgh, etc.
Night Express leaves Bel ows Falls at % 90 d m,
receiving Passengers from Vt Valley R, leaving
n at ~ 10 p IN, and from Cheshire II r, leaving
Boston at 30 p IN, connecting Mt White River i'm
with train leaving Boston Mt IN for Burlington,
Montreal and Ogdensburgh connecting with stealn-
ors and Grand Trunk r for the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached to the Night Expres.
trains running between Montreal and Boston and
st Adams and Springfield and st Adams and Troy
and Drawing-R0om Cars between Montreal and
B0ston on Day Express Trains.
Through tick cts for Chicago and the West for sal
at tho principal stations.
st Adams, Dec. 26th, 1870.
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NOV. 10TH. 1870,
~ NEW GOODS AT ELM0RE!

Our Banner still waves with the inscription.
Lire and let Lice"
Aud as Winter approaches, we are eudoavorins
to be prepared ~ supply the wants Of tho people,
with such Goods rs are
Necessary for their Comfort!
And have just returned from Market with New
Stock of
| Red, White, and Checked Flannels, Under
Shirts, and Drawers, Nubias, S;arfs,
Breakfast Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves,
and all kinds of Wooden Goods.
Also, good assortment Of
Prints and Dress Goods
Brown and Beachcd Cottons.
Ready-Made Clothing,
at very low prices
Our Stock
BOOTS AND SHOES
can't be beat
| We also keep full line of
Groceries and West India Goods!
All of which will be sold at the very lowest
prices that will let us live.
| II Remember our motto and call and sc,
us before purchasing elicwhcre.
U The highest market price paid fol
Produce.
S. GOULD t SON.
Elmors, VT, Nov. 10th, 1870.
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a. MET HING NEW!
- TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
AT NO2TU HYDE PARK

- TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
AT NO &TH HYDE PARK,
The subscriber has just opened a new Tailor.
ing Establishment, at No Hyde Park, where he
intends carrying on the business in all of its
branches.
lie has on hand u ni,e Stock Of Clothing, such
as Bearers, DocsEias, Cassimercs, &c, But
tons and Trimmings Of all Kinds. Bearer
Orcrcoais! and all kinds of Ready-madc cloth
ing, all Of which will be sold as low as elsewhere,
Garments Of all kinds Cut and Made
in the Latest Style at short notice, and warrant,
ed to give satisfaction Old Garments cut and
made over; also ladies' cloaks cut over; velvet
cloaks steamed and maps raised. Particular st.
tcntion given to cutting for others to make
He iii keep on hand hand good as'ortnCl!
Of Ladiss' Furs; also Wolf skin Sleigh Robes, 81!
of which vii he sold at low prices.
A share Of the pi5lic patronage Is respectfully
solicited.
~ Wanted Immediately, one good CcatmakG
ana good Pants and Vcst-maker. ,,,,,Dr,
North HYDE Park October 18th, $50. JOl!
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
AGENTS WANTED FOR

ApEN . W AN Ell FUN
"FOR SATAN In SOCIETY"
A NEW BOOK of the greatest interest and i'm
portancc. Written frsm high moral and ply
siological stand point, by an eminent physician
and medical professor, it shows how Satan is
working out his subtle and dangerous designs
through our most sacred DOMLsTIC and SOCIAL
RELATIONS. PURE-MINDED, but out spoken and
aggressive, the author handles the delicate sub
jccts treated of WITHOUT GLOVES, but in such
manner as not to minister to prurient curios-
ty THE PHYSICAL REGENERATION OF
THE RACE, is subject justly enlisting the in
terest and sympathy OF all true philanthropists
and this book, b ieved, will contribute to
that end just in proportion as it has readers
circular sent free, containing full descript-
ton and synopsis CT the work with liberal ex-
tracts c. f. VENT Publ sher,
az College Place, N. 7.
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II ii Il

Finklc and Lyon
S E w " e VI A G II [ N E,
With Drop Feed, nav Takc-up, new Hemmer, &C.,
is now offered TO agents more liberal terms. Al
so, Secondhand Machines taken in exchange, or
the new Improvements applied.
Every Machine is warranted First-Class, and If
the purchaser does not so regard il after fair trial
he can return it, and money refunded
N B,-Wanted Travelling Agents to visit each
town, distributing circulars, explaining the i'm
provements, &c. &C., who can make $500 per mouth
Address
LYON MUTUAL S. NJ. co,
42m6 Union Square, 80 East 18th St., N. Y.
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Where will be found all Of the mos
improved patterns OF Burial CaskG'N
Rosewood Finish, also Rosewood, Mahc
gany and Black Walnut Baskets, all sizes
Cloth Covered, Rosewood. and Black VAIN
Boxes, closed with Lock Lids, open whole lChSl
on hinge, now used for the best; Burial Cas
for children on hand. All other sizes Of Conn
in Rosewood, Mahogany, and Black "alhW
All of the more common WOODS collins are u>u.ll
made from; also Masonic and Episcopal trlMmln.
Of new styles, besides many other new patterns ~
ings, etc. Shrouds always ON hand ana iurhlslU
oftho most desirable patterns, st very low fa'ea
Celebrated Patent Corpse PrcserYer neNac; W
other Prcservcrs, by which he is enabled 70 kv
bodies 10 or IL days, ifdesred. in perfect stale
preservation in the warmestoi the season ne W.
attend to all part of tho Undertaking business ~
suitable and satisfactory manner and Will sou
low as any other undertaken. Portion Of muu
age solicited. Furniture, of all kinds, repalIsN
vanished.
y Also Manufactures FURNITURE, hoePvo
stantly on hand Chamber suits, Chairs, Cane'sS
sets, Picture-frames and Glass-Carriase repaIl
-Sloighs and Carriages Manufactured, orr
WILLIAM SCOTT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MAPLEWOoD INSTlTUSE FOR FoUNG La
DIES, Pitts6eld, Mass. Long and widely known
for superior facilities and rare beauty OF location.
Board and English Tuition $3.50 for half year,
commencing Feb. 23rd Special terms to clerical
patrons and teachers. 10
REV. C. V. SPEAR, Principal
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
VOID OUACK S!

VOID QUACKS!
~ A victim Of early indserotion c9using ner-
vous debility, premature decay. &C., having tried
in vain every advertised remedy, has simple
means OF euro, which he will send free to his TEL
low-sunercrs. Address J. II, FUTILE, 70 Nassau
St, New York.
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GIRL WANTED to do General Housework
~ Enquire at this Office.
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The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of La
noble, Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons, a
gainst the estate Of
Shepard b. Brown, late of Morristown.
In said district, deceased, represented insylyent,
aad the term of months from the ct day Of Febru-
ary 1871 being al owed by said Court to the credi-
tors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us; Give notice, that we
will attend to the duties of our appointment at tho
dwollinghousc of Widow Betsey Brown, in Morris
town, in said District, the I'd Saturdays Of May
and August next, at one O'Clock, in the afternoon
Cf each oi said days.
WINSLOW WHEEL0CK Commits
AFRAID BAKER, sioners.
Morristown, Feb II, 1871, IA
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VERMONT

Issue. every desirable form u LIFE. ItRM,
and ENDOWMENT poiicies, combining the ad-
vantagcs oa,rrd BY an other oomp.uios' vita
urequalsd financial sScuriiy, and Al home
Parties DESTROYS u ciieciing insurance upon
their live. ill and Il fur their Interest 20 insure
In this Company.
ALL POLICIES ARB EMPilAIiCALLi
NON-FORFEITlNG.
III. assets Of the Company are exempt from
taxation.
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NEW MARBLE SHOP
AT MORRlSVILLE !!
Z. E d o II FOSTER,
Manufacturers and dealers in
MONUMENTS, HEAD-SrONES.
SHELVES, COUNTER and TABLE TOPS, sc.
manufactured from the best
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MARBLE,
Which we will sell as Cheap as can be bought
elsewhere in the State. Please
call and
Examine Stock, Workmanship and Prices,
before purchasing elsewhere.
OPPOSITE GILbERT's STORE,
WORTHWHILE, VI,
Morrsville, Jan. 18th, 1871. 9m3
ORANGE BUCK,
~ PROPRIETOR OF JOHNSON MILLS,
JOHNSON, VT,
Having recently made extensive repairs in
his Mills, is nov prepared to furnish
FLOUR,
From fresh No. Western Winter Wheat
Bnchteheat -Four,
Graham Flour,
Corn, Rye &. Dat Meal,
Shorts, and
All kinds of
PROVENDER,
.aT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
and al iiring prices.
rT Flour exchanged TOR any kind OF
Grain.
| johnson, Jan. 9th, 1871. stf
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Other Cotton Goods in same proportion
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Igiue Bol0lr some Companions bsf'reeH
Prices:
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WORSTEDS.

All others in proportion.
Flannels and Cas.lmeres, mari cd down,
Buck Gloves and MItens marked down 10 TO 20 per
cent.
CLOTHING market down nearly AT COST as ! am
Closing out my Clothing trade.
Hats and Caps at much Lower Prices.
Boots and Shoes "
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twill wash thorough
~ Ia any kind Of water,
without heatiug,and will
20 found a GREAT saw
ING Oft Ell, CLOTHES
and LABOR. WARRANT
~ not to injure the most
lclicate fhhric, and no
athor soap Is SO good for
tho skin.
TRY TWILL YOU!
Manufactured by
A. l.. CUTLER & CO.,
Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Grocers.
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H"L YOU 'N1 BiAXcRogT's LIyIMENr'

Don't f1iI 20 ny 0oItIc'
For sss BY 4. P. Clea,eland, Hyde Parks A.
O. Gates. Worthwhile; Gates Bros, Stoves and
qy druggists generally.
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n A. G / L b 4 Il ]

WIN s.n sr the BsIi THIRTY DAYS Biz
y,t. s.s.t q Gosas ., oreasly E,lnssi
Priss, Or CASH.
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T y A s..

All other Goods in same proportion!
~ Recollect these Prizes are for Cash
and no deuiation.
Morrisyille, Jan. 18th, 1871. 8
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EARM FOR SALE!!
ENARM FOR SALE,

johnson, Oct. cath. $50.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The dead body OF hoy twelve years old was found
yesterday ina lime kln a, South Boston with both LEGS
burned off,
James Carl, mas.er OF the schooner Columbia, OF
Bangor fell from his vesset Boston on TUESDAY night and
was drowned.
The election In the Ninth Congressional district OF Mmsa-
ehuse Of successor the Governor elect wsshburn has
been assigned Tor January J.
The Mount Carmel Iron WORKS. Mount Carmr,, Pa, were
destroyed BY fire on Tuesday night Tho !os ye
tained. The property 10 fully Insured.
Robert NJ smyth, wbe has been on trial In tho Gated
funds Of the United States, yesterday acquitted.
cs.har,ns HCwAre o. Nova Scotia, domestic 10 the
on Tuesday evening white crossing the railroad track
The steamer Zodiac ashore weeks in Ha,,eras Inlet
cot aacat The i;in Inst with the assistance OF revenue
steamer stevens, Lieutenant @. A. Abbey, commar ding
Aa meeting OF the Board OF Arbitration OF the Lehigh
region, held At Haze,on Pa yesterday, nimousy
FOR the year ls12.
Gavin Handy, Baptist clergyman, OF Stranord ",
while passing over the Dover street bridge Boston, last
and s. ,00c In bills.
Daniel sherwood OF Pine Plains N r. died suddenly on
asss, saun ssn soPs se ProTlnep III 1ca q
1874 tie was seventy years OF age.
Gregoro PERI the Italian saloon keeper who murdered
eea Gre was on Tuesday found cuy OF murder and sem
fenced tc the Penien.ary tor li.c
A. coCmbs one Of NE tropretors Of the Prete House.
morning and cannot 1--we Ht has been subject Cts of
ionsed IN Bangor Mr. coom6s has VIE and esd 0e
william Hllead fos John Mossey, brough, SUIT yes,er.
day morning fo $4,000 against joan Rigour prominent
ds5 o. honor ibs petitioner claims Iba, tho ,a named
wss advanced Al the specia, request OF the defendant
IT.. pui9p rosrn. Ma wn csrang seory attached
x, wer. csfoyee by Gre ss night The Mill was owned
LIE Il s sssSa & Ts; sned y 3:
leased " hi, Randall
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Impeachment Of Governor Scott-Mr.
Bowen Now Said to Have Exaggerated the
Amount of the Bonds Unlawfmlly Issued
The Resolution Likely 10 be Voted Down.
COLUMBIA, s. G., Dec. 20, 1871.
There Is great excitement here. both In and out Of
the Legislature, over the resolution brought in yes
terday by Mr.. Bowen, which purports TO mpeach
Governor Scott for high crimes and misdemeanors
connected with the gubernatorial action in refer
ence TO the unlawfu issue OF bonds.
II is now considered that he has majority In his
favor, who MAINTAIN that Bowen's statement as to
the amount OF the overissue OF the bonds has been
greatly exaggerated and that 1t is only malicious
persecution or the Governor.
Some spicy correspondence was introduced in
the House OF Representatives to-day by Mr.. Jones'
the colored member nom Georgetown, which pre-
tended TO show that Mr.. Bowen himself prevented
Governor Scott from prosecuting Mr.. Kimpton the
financial agent In New York. Tho Governor stated
York, for That purpose, who would have conducted
the prosecution on benalf VI the state Of South
Carolina.
The debate on the impeachment OF Governor
Scott was then resumed.
Mr.. BOWEN spoke two hours. He said great pres.
sure had peen put upon him to induce him to with
draw his charges. He stated that state stock In
the Greenvllle and Columbia Railroad was sold at
that Governor Scott refused to sign transfer un
til his br0ther-in-law was gwen $4,000. He eX-
posed the transactions OF the Land Commission,
showing that lands were bought at i've and SIX
times their value. He SAID tae Agricultural Land
scrip was reported sold at seventy TWO and q
half cents, but he knew lien who paid eighty-Iour
cents iOr 1t.
MI. Bowen was followed by several members who
denounced his motives.
The Impeachment resolution, II brought in to-
morrow, will most likely be voted down.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21

Bishop Baker, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church.

Bishop Baker, Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The telegraph yesterday announced the death OF
the Rev. Osmun y. Baker, d. D., Bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at his house In Con-
cord, N. u. Bishop Baker was born In MARROW,
N. H., July 80, 1912. and was consequently In his
slxtieth year. His father was q physician OF that
place. Al the age OF fifteen the youth was sent to
Wnbraham Academy, where In his sixteenth year
he joined the Methodist Episcopal Church. After
graduating here he went to Middletown Wes-
leyan University, Connecticut, al the age
OF twenty-one, and the following year he
was elected a Professor OF Newburg Semi
nary, Vermont. which position he held Tor I'VE
years. He was then elected Principal OF
that Institution and remained in once I've
years more. In 1914, however, he resigned,
entered the travelling ministry OF the Church. from
which. after two years. he was chosen presiding
elder Of the Dover District IN. H. Conference. Be-
sition he elected professor In the Concord
BIBLICAL lnstitute-a college for the training OF min
listers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church-whicn he
dency OF Newbury Seminary. He was thus the
father OF the separate seminary system OF education
Tor ministers which has since become so general IN
the Methodist Church. He remained In the BIBLICAL
Institute five years. and In ls4s was elected dele
gate TO the General Conference which met at Pitts
burg. Again, In 1852, nc was sent TO General Con-
ference, and was the unanimous choice OF his bretl-
Ieu LOT cle cuOn 10 Tie cpbcOpacy IulS pOSltOn 10
held up TO about ave years ago, when, during q
visit to the Nevada Conference his vocal organs
became parayzed and his mind became slightly I'M
paired, SO that he has rendered very little effective
service 10 the Church ever snce
Bishop Baker was q weil-ouilt man, above
medium height, with fine open conntenance and
moving hair His manner was straightforward,
but always agreeable. He was deeply religious
strucuve-and a ripe scholar His work on the
discipline OF the Methodist Episcopal Church s the
standard Tor the guidance OF the DisnopS anu the
conferences. both annual and general In all cases
arising under the discipline. The Bishop leaves
decease.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
AFFAIRS ALONG THE HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. 20, 1871.
Robberies are again breaking out along the Hud.
son. At Rondout Henry Calllgan, horse dealer,
was robbed night or two OF $3.50. He was
walking toward his home, aud when on the corner
of Hunter and Ravine was accosled by three
was seized, gagged and held down, and one OF the
party went through his pockets, taking the money
as above stated The police have yet developed no
trace or the thieves
A. L. Dolby, o WAIKIKI Valley Railroad contractor
was robbed OF 50, 800 at Rosendae, Ulster county,
on Saturday. suspicion points TO one Reuben
Dubois, hosllcr at simmons Hotel, where The
robbery occurred. Evidence Is accommodating
against him. ana he Is supposed to belong to q
galg
In this city, on Saturday last. a young man
named Joseph Seymour robbed contractor named
Davis OF nearly $780, and then Seymour and a
young man named Brooks went on o spree
Graham and Davis found them In billiard room
by taking back the money and letting them go. on
the Monday following public opinion was brought
PEELED 70 arrest seymour. IN conversation Mr..
Davis refused TO answer the question to whether
he had paid Onccr Graham any money.
Night before last Charles OWENS store, at Mattea.
wan, was robbed OF 1000 worth OF silks and rlb-
bons. aud a store at Moorcs Mills was also bur.
glarizcd. IL is evident that gang OF Hudson River
The day police system In this city is in the worst
possible shape In making this remark shall be
accused OF trying TO hurt the place, put caudOr
requires that the truth be told, The
night iorce Is III excellent working trim. The day
police work under no rules they come and 90 when
they have mind to, have no hours 10 go on or on.
nor nave they any definite headquarters, hence the
dIsgraceiu TRANSACTION IN the DAVIS robbery.
Tie sleighing to-day IS lair and the streets are
lively. Schoo girls arc leaving town by the hum
dreds for holiday visits. special tram or four
passenger and TWO brggage cars carried or nun
dreds OF Vassar College girls TINS noon scores also
leaving last night
The Pougnkeepsie steamers have ali stopped run.
ming, and the river Is blocked with Ice.