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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-06
G0uratr0nal.
FREE EVENING DRAWING SCHOOL.

Glasses, commencing at = O'Clock will be opened in
the school house on Walnut st., west entrance, fol-
lows:
l. MONDAY, Nov. llth. Advanced Glass in Free
Hand Drawing, comprising such students as have
ceivei instruction one or more terms.
H. TUESDAY, Nov. 18th. Advanced Glass in Me-
chanical Drawing, comprising such students as have
received instruction more terms, with the
instruments. to meet In the north room.
III. TUESDAY. Nov. 18th Beginners in Free Hand
Drawing, to meet in the south room.
~. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th. Beginners in Instru-
mental Drawing. to meet in the north room.
V. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th, Glass for Architects and
Carpenters to meet in the south room.
further subdivision Of classes may be necessary
Each student will need drawing board Is "a inches
in size, and for o. storage, other size
should be used.
Pencils, paper, drawing-boards, &C. Of uniform quail
ty, may be procured at the rooms
To facilitate the best classification all who propose to
enter should meet with their class the first evening
assemblies and none need apply for omission who cam
not devote to this study two evenings week. Pupils
from the schools will not be admitted
Teachers are desired to join of these classes.
The regular evenings for the meeting OF each class
will be announced IN future
BY order OF the Committee on Drawing,
A, p. MARBLE,
OBJ dtnIl Supt of Schools
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financial.
NHE LAST OF THE eLOAN
OF THE
Chicago, Danville & Vincennes
RAILROAD COMPANY.
ITO Careful Investors.

It Is seldom that Mortgages upon Railroads are
considered sufficiently safe for the investment Of Trust
Funds. 1t is only when Railroad is earning net an
of its interest obligations, with certainty of
steady growth that Ms Bonds be said to he perfectly
safe.
The CHICAGO, DASyILLE AND VISCENNEs RAILRo Ap
is doing this and has this certainty That part of it
known as the ILLINOIS DIVISION Crom Chicago to Dan
vile, 1872 miles) finished last year and its gross
earnings have increased from S34 454O7 in December,
ISL, to S5I.5s7.95 in August, 1872
The earnings for August were SSO4l246 or at the
rate OF 1854 1882 per The total interest abi-
ty upon the total issue OF Bonds upon both the Illinois
and Indiana divisions IS s2sOOOO gold The Illinois di-
vision IS therefore earning net than enough to
pay interest upon the entire bonded debt upon the whole
road,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-05

NEv YORK, Jan. s.-Ihe run On the Third
Avenue 5lyi1gs Bs-E lasted az dsy. Thus far
530J0 900 h.ye heel paid ou., aul there Is still
halfs million cash CO hand, while a million o.
securities c,l De converted inside O. a day
Another savings esus offered TO advance the
Third Avenue quarter of million lat it vas
declined.
Beekuan IS. Andrews. broker, V.s arrested
al the instance Of Miss amelia Graham, who ae-
cuses him of Obtaining Sc 600 is0m her By
fraudulent representations /, is s,ii that the
lady has numbs- Of love letters i.0m Andrews.
who is married.
There have been a'ghteen cAzes o. email pCz
since Yesterday Gnd thee deaths
Patrick Casey Of Lennon, Msss Tss wounded
seriously this an. in llth street, by three men
Who attempted to rob him.
The frigate Congress, novel from tie navy
yard INFO the stream this a. uI., and sails this
eyening for Havana, to remain ;iil further
orders. T. Is said that other vessels will 60 20
the Cuban coast, sl4 their commanders sre
ordered 70 give spcoi.l p7otectian o. such Ameri-
cans IS have incurred the d.sp.easure o. the
Spanish volunteers.
Mayor Hall today appointed John G-eEyilie
Kane commissioner Of docks in place Of H. A.
Smith, who resigned Nov. ist. Kane tzs long
been secretary OF the board o. docks
The clerks os the old boari Of aldermen and
sfsiatant aldermen have turned al the looks
over to the CLERKS Of the rev board.
Judge Csrdczo hle declined the motion to set
aside the d5c1ntnusncs OF the suit 90 forfeit the
char;ersf The tobacco manufacturing associs-
tion.
The sna-sl ssviag to the city from finecurisis
removed yesterday AMI to-day n the department
Of public works, Is $4,000
The sessions Of the senatorial investigation
committee At the Custom House arr public Some
evidence was taken today, bat nothing o. in
portsnce was ELECTED.
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cred in the woodShed, barn and Clubhouse be-
longing to the Rose premises. The buildings
which were unoccupied were consumed, though
the dwelling escaped. The water works re-
sponeed finely, furnishing magnificent stream
The damage to property in various parts Of
the city vas considerable.
Both ohimneys OF ST. Mary s church, fell upoI
and broke through the Ioof, passing down
through the frescosd ceiling and doing consider
able damage
Chimneys on Hon. Chss. G. Myers house
the granite and Myers block were blown down
Roofs got loose and fell into the street. snd liber
t. poles came doTU.
4 portion of the roof Of one of the ware
houses at the Ogdensburg and Lake Champair
Railroad depot blew eff aud landed on boSrd o
the n. 7. Conpauy's boat and caused som'
damage.
A new house Just put Up and closed up n tbs
third ward vas blown down fiat.
There we're very few buildings the city
which we're net somewhat shsken.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-05

were in every essential respect-tbst. second,
the law itself is Unconstitutional and void, mas
much as being uniformly levied over the entire
city without any regard 10 the relstiTe value of
property, each citizen is not proportionately
compensated in proportion to the amount Of the
tax which he pays. That this tax in question
being loosl assessment, could not be imposed
for the resson that the improvement was only
for general public benefit and not peculiar to
the party assessed TLst it wsE not Of Sc sppre-
ciable'ehsrscter and that the water rates are en-
forced by proceeding sgainst the goods and
person Of the owner Of the property assesse1,
which is claimed to be of itself fatal to such as
sessmenE. Wan, of space forbiis a further
notice Of other interesting points in the brief of
Col. Benton, plaintiffs counsel. 1t Is az pages
in length and sppears to exhaust the law upon
this important subject.
Hon. Z. s. Taft. City Attorney, appears on be-
half of the defendant, and Messrs. c, J. Alger
and r. C. Benton for the plaintiff
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SPECIAL 9oiicea


-'H.r- A"-'-
-.--... ..---... .. .... ,.....,
hlfl .--it.. .l t-rea.vl during the winter, fer
most deadly character s--5 Pc -cuo7a'et 81, this
...-.r --. .....,i-. B.. i... ts. r--,... f-,r.s--
,.-'e that -lr.-f 'al c'-- weather months the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-05

WAIToS's VERMONT REGIsTER.-This valu-
able and venerable annual has reached its 55th
number, and is foller of valuable information
than ever. It is now book Of 90 pages, most
OF which are elled with important Vermont
statistics or various kinda We no:icc several
Improvements. The tables, setting forth the
government, legislature, courts. county officers,
etc, follows the calendar, in the fore part CT the
book, where they are readily found. The Bush
ness Directory is greatly extended 1t is nov
meant to include all classes, except farmers ard
dsy hoorera, rad the publishers take pains to
make i full and correct. The table Of newspapers
for tie first ting gives the publishers and dsy Of
issue. The Banks and Insurance companies are
arranged in tables, and there arc other changes
Of more or less value. We notice that the rate
of postage to England and ireland, IS erroneou.lv
s'ateo. as it is IL many Of the Disries for 1872.
Postage to England, Ireland sud Scotland is now
SIX cents per half ounce prepsd, instead Of twelve
oen.s as formerly. On the whole the Register
for 1872 pleases Us. Il is sold for triae. at all
bookstores, and every Ve.morier should bug
one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-05

sweet sixteen. Ifyou wish to look young az
we'll - beautiful use Hagea's Magnolia Balm upon
YOUR face neck auf hands. a7d Lyons Celebrated
Ksthsrioa upor your hair Tho balm makes your
complexion natural. transparent and lively. 10 sc
moves Freexles. Pim1ies Cth-patchss, sc AMI
instead Of a red rustic face you have the marble
purity % q city belle 10 gives TO middle aye the
Gloom OF youth. Add To this a luxur ant head Of
hair, produced 10y Lyon's Kathaf0n, and adv has
done hez happiest thing TO the way o. adoTnment.
u j. the best Dressing Ia ths world, ami prevents
tie hair from falling out and turning gray Sold hy
all Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-05

CHRISTMAS TREE AT CHARLOTTE There Was
handsome Christmas Tree On Christm.s night
losded dowa with presents for the grand chill
dTen. Toys Of all descriptions were hung from
The tree, aud it was beautifully illuminated with
wax candles. The room was trimmed with an
elegant cedar wreath aud vAlnsble presents from
friends abroad. hung upon the walls, among
them two sets Of mink fars, valued a. SIS each,
aud marble tops from Ru;lSad. The goods on
the tree we're valued at 5000. The wnole family
had grand reunion on this occasion, and with
grand children sad friends, passed very merry
Christmas.
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Review Of the Week.

The Cbrietmss and New Years holidays have
never bsen celebrated with more fr7or CT IN
better spirit than those jus, past There las
been something Of ipll in 81 kiuis Of tusi-
ness and ,ez,on Of mirth, charitsblene.s and
good feeling. Now that thcy are faitly over
lie grand rush snd rattle and roar begins again.
thousand Of schools and colleges re-opcned, after
the holiday vacation, on Tuesday and welcomed
back the crowds CT merry students from their
homcs with all the happiuess Of Christians shin
ing in their faces On Tuesdsy the New
York Assembly began their session towards
which 50 many snzious eyessra directed. Tweed
st last accounts had not put in sn appearance
ardit yet remsina to be seen what disposition
the Assembly viii make Of him when he does So
He has not yet seen the nsile Of prison but tie
country saziously hope for such consumstion
Of the labors Of the reform committees Of New
York Late dispatches state tina; Mayor Hall
is to be inpeached Connolly's bail has all
been signed snd he will be released. The
/ Wharton trial drsgs rlowly along and it nov
/ locks little rs though Mrs Wharton will not
be convicted ofthe murder Of Col. Ketchum.
Small pox still continues TO be al epidemic in
many paris Of the country. Ia Brooklyn, Now
York, Philadelphia, Troy and many places in
the west. it has made grea. havoc; one or two
cases are reported in this vicinity is
Initiating Japan snd sending young nee here to
be educeted.-The Prince of wales is now
considered entirely out Of danger and conval-
escing.-It is reported, en- good authority,
thst all the British troops except few artillery
will be Withdrawn from Hslfsx in the spring.
It is tie only gsrri-oned city nov in tie Domin-
ion.-The case Of Cuba still continues to &C.
cupy the attention Of this country The press
generally denou1ce with the strongest ezpre1-
sion5 Of sorrow the savage snl inhuman con-
duct Of Yslmsesia, aad many loudly esmor Tor
declaration Of var sgsinst spaiB. It is claim
ed that IN the searching Of the Florida by s
Spanish msn-of-war, the American flag is out
rsged On the high seas. Spain evidently needs
little dressing down at our hands. The fol-
loving is Vslrn.selas bloody proclamation to the
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u..5 aa- BABEarr, pis.lia- 1-lge
Has r.-r 30 1,---rer
r..e r-,..- r r.r-. t..-s..rt.
-s.. -r.,..r,. 3, r.,r..-..
.. .--.
-''-I''' -'' '7'''' Jos. -'
The Court was open. j a. 1880 tlis morning.
7 1e c2--Cia- vss t-a1 called, alI tNenty 81. -r
olics usra-! .-a hearing l-r.a cases STATE VS.
~'uirs. e-a-s ve. s-.-s, eff a.., Nul SAFE '-
Francis, w7-e uele preld tg the Cry At-
Jarlcy. TOE remaining te'en were s--f
continued 1r otherwise cs7essi g. Henry
O.. Morton ..f Ar g Fs. DiuIel d. Union
Lx'or, sas rhe ar1t case lf1ri las
was I'D aflei. 'rem decree Of the ffc-
hlrC DQlr. for The Distinct O.. t..t.tn..la- cs-@'
Is1ius 1e viii OK olc fo.y 'S1t, WHO i-'-e
the v.A g.ie fsHue sale. She subsequently,
~ married 90 one jonathan f.. Cary sud aleI
during ca7erture. without ever having us1e.
he case comes % THE Court on exc, i''o1s iaAel
49,. bon ~ 81 ,.--.7,-- f,y, r,,f5
.'..t, ,..,,4 800 ne ,;rr ,,,ls- sr-l, ,ir.r.7
- d. ,.f.,.ol t,. ~, st-.,,t, NJ the -ts+o
- ID p cc;.b p r rr,-l AMI Park
NJ f,- A., s,,,s "a n " w;tte-- J
il...--~ .rI Daniel l--s-+. fly che Amer
D1--'''4oNi " ''l17'''5 'AL' '-
Argument in the three caseS entitled State ys.
d bbr. intoxicating liquor. james Kelley
claimant State SIS. use packages IN
,ozicsting liquor. Robert @ Rowe, Carr
s. Blanchard, and james Cain, claimants, aut
Stale IS. lu,oxicatng liquor, Robert G.. Rowe,
cIaimaut, was commenced shortly before the fl
ternoon Adjournment OF Che court yesterday
lAsse cases wee Oh
-.r- "ala'-5 vas '''.-a A''o--J a'- - n-.I
prosecutor 10 'le Pl7s.- ','l'' '.o -
10 eac- eAse A.e' written l',.'.1 70 q-a7I .le
proceedings en- Iee ''4il 1'-- .le c''1 \. lei-.
warrant AM oui1ei return .rig ius -i-l''.''
also question: 81 e,i-1'ee "''0u al lN 1eyl
case As 'le -.si - e.. ID ''- ~
were 10 m1uy le7i-1-s -a1 sN--s' '-e 1'''S "e'e
o'as'ae'ei '.le.nsI' ,- r..-,n p.,,.-.-
.,.-s..1l ~ .1e st.ts afcs,-g r n start ,1I
e :, NJ r,- t,.o oIsf,,srt.
r.......... ~.
~ r.
Yesterday afternoon The cases q Stokes and
Taylor rs. Smailey a1d smal'ey vs.. stokes IS
Taylor were heard. The parties, and 10 Ger
tain extent, sso, the questions iEyaiYei 10 both
cascs. being ideuteai. they we're both argued
together.
Tie first vas 90 so,ioa q special sssumps.y
brought before the Recorder < this city, on
which q Judgment was rendered by default
Or uetition d defendant this Judgment was
vscste! by the County Court, ami decided pro
5rma that the plaintiffs we're not entitled "a
re,oyer. % which the plaintiffs excepted, the
defendant claiming that he vas not liable on the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-05

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. TIE Probate
Court for tho District
Dlsl"ilI Or Ihitia'D-' - Of Chitreldeu.
To the heirs le-atees and all persons interested
ia the csrare o. james fovell late Of Milton, in
said District deceased.
GazETING.
V4vHEREAs. application hath been made 10 this
" Court in writing, by the executors o.
tae last vil ard tCstlnsnt % sei1 deceased, pray
ing for license and authority o. sell tins res, estate
of said deceased, fer the ptyment OF the legacies
OF said deceased, setting iurth therein. tha. Tor
want Of suite ert person estate 70 pay the egacies
Of said James Powell. given in aud BY his last will
Il is necessary 10 sell all Of the real estate Of said
decesset and setting forth the situation Of said real
es.dfe.
WHEREUPON the said Court appointed and as
signed the 18th day Of Jan A. d. l-z at the Probate
Court Rooms. in said District, 10 hear and decide
upon said application and petition, and ordered
public notice thereOfto be given 70 all persons in
terested therein, By publishing said order.
together with the time and o. hearing, three
weeks successvely, in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press" newspaper which circulates in the neigh
borh0od Of those persons interested In said estate
all which publications shall be previous 10 the day
asst gned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court at the time and place assigned.
then and there IN said Court 10 make OF jectOns
10 the granting such license If you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the ProtFe Court rooms,
this ism day 81 December, A D. 1871.
2-w3w T. E. WALES, Judge.
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TEADDEJS B.FLETCHE2'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT. ? To all psrs,ns con
DISTRICT 0l clrrIEyuz 5sss. Il 1870
lac % Burlington ia said district, deceased.
GREETING
At Probate Court holden az Burlius on, within
and or the District Of Chiteuten on the 4lst DAY CT
December. A d. i-l 8. an Instrument, purportng to
Re the last 3, ID ard res- ilelt. Tnsdceus q Fetch
er late of Burlington u said dis rice. deceased was
pr5ssuted 90 tho court afore-lit for probate, and
i- IS ordered hy sa1 Court that the 4E day Of
5au1arvt "a. u. l-72 AZ the Probate Court Rooms IN
said Burlington, BE assigned for proving 81 instru-
meut. and that notice thereof he given % all per-
sons concerned. ~ publishing this order three weeks
successfully Ia the Burlington Weekly free Press. q
newspaper printed 80 said Darlington, previous u
the time appointed
Therefore. you arc hereby notified % appear be
tl-e said Court 80 tie time and place aforesaid and
contest che pr1-ats Of said VIII. ifyou have
Given under my hand az Burlington In said DIS
--i-t, .nis .. 20 dag ct December. 4 b. so
RUSSELL s. TAFT, Register.
1w1T
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personal.

Mics Josie Jewell, eldest daughter Of Gov.
Jewell Of Connecticut, has just finished her fresh
man year at Vassar College.
Gel. James Fisk, Jr, has added another en-
tcrprisa TO his long li5,. lie has parchssed the
celebrated Taylor Iaf.sursat on Broadway for
$4,000, intending 80 remove it 20 the Central
Park Garden, smother rev acquisition Of his.
The T.yl Tor brothers retire frou busine-s
A magnificent piece Of plate which cost abou,
three thousand lollsIs, is to be presented to
Baron Gsrolt by Mr.. SINNER and other friends.
/. Is stated that George Lunt, for many
years connected with the Boston Courier, mas
accepted a. of.or to assume editorial charge Of
tle Washington Daily Patriot.
When the late Gov. Bigler Of Calif1Tnis, vss
minister TO Chill he procured situation in q
mercantile house for Harry Neigp. who was ua-
der the ban Of law auj pm exile from Cslifarnis.
TIE friendly act was remembered by the now
South American rsilroal king aad millionaire,
and less than year ago the Governor received
a cacol By which he vas enabled to purchase
comfortable lomeeieaI in San Frsnaiso5, in
which ais last breath vas drawn.
Lord Napier. British minister ., Washington,
during part Of Mr. Basbaaan's administration.
aaJ subsequently representative Of his govern
meat ia ;As Netherlands, Gass;, snj Prussia,
7 AID lstteriv Governor " s-eIrrf is mentioned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-05

SrArz Board OF AGEIoULTuKE.-Prof Co..
lier, Secretary Of tie Board, informs us that it
has been decided 10 hold Board meetings this
Water st Montpelier, Burlington, Newport and
8i1dlebury. He also hopes to arrange for
meetings at White Ri7eE Junction, Believe
Falls, Rutlsnd and St. Adams. The time Of
these meetings, with the programme Of each viii
he duly announced. Let the farmers and others
interested in each of these localities bear these
meetings in mind, and make little preparation
toward making them successful and profitable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-05

HTAEONI.;.-Wa Wanted, on So airy or commission,
vi MsEaersof the Frlternits As Agents for two o
the most valuable and salabe Mssouic = rks ever
published a rare chance. Send Tor circular y. W
REDpING = CO.. Publishers OF Masonic Works,
Temple Build ng. "a BrosdEEy, New York.
Dec. 2s-d3tAWlt.
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& HATTS
q VEGETABLE SlclLIAN
{. AS,is HAIR
RENEWER.

IT WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
Il keeps TIC Hai- from falling out. L The best
dressing in the world, making helsss st'h, brashy
hair, hse!iby, sc:t and glossy.
Tor sale by all druggists.
X. P HALL CO., Nashua, n. H., Projectors.
Dec i-WiW
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Burlil s;CG, Vt,

I0afI,y LIE, IT,, pes, s-l.
pR- s.. 30. aus1g..
Burlin stCG, VI.
DEAR 2lE.-lavng been be1sc5sd oy y5I- pro
fsss7-s, sti.i, de aot Lesitlts 20 recommend you
% e-1srs who may be sIie---- With ilr5li, all
merits one year ago vas aiHis.ed WITH a ,atarrfS
oil Affection, accompanied by an uloarl.ei ,ore
throat consulted and was treated b. regulsr
Fl5s-a--az. hat rso4-vei little or no bs1sa-.
F-H-.-y, iis. spring, Isoa-4. yolr opinion ofny
clso rhieh was such as to induce nc to place ny
self under your treatment. A single operation.
followed up by our prescribed trsl;Easlt, proved
sal'sat - remove the discuss and its distressing
efas.' Several months la7.n- el.7ssl sinso vas
y9-r patient, Ires.ri the care as peraans1t.
Accept y snesre thanks fr ao sigaal belest
received VIII '-h attribute to your superior medical
ski.
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We are pleased TO kaou that our late towns
mAa Air. James W. Ail.s, has isen appointed by
rle board Of health for tie Territory Ct tie Dis
triet Of Columbia. inspector Of live stock for
that territory Mr. Hills, as Is we'll known, is so
experienced veterinary surgeon zni Il well quail
hs! for he new position, FOR vhieh he Was
strongly recommended b. Senator Elmuuds and
Judge Poland Jin'' viii be much missed in
burlington, where be has long been hard
N''aer - the ranks Of the Republican party.
ii'' removal to Washington m.zes vacancy in
Tue o'A1a % High Bsilif Of this county
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DIRECTIONS For PROCURING SEATS.

bored according TO order oientrance, am the mum
Der viii be called, anc each person si be allowed
% select not % exceed xix seats from the plan.
The uniform price OF tickets will be dollar each.
limited number o. seats Of average desirabilty
viii be reserved for parties residing out Of town,
ald Application therefor should 10 Immediately
made % n. L. Dodge.
Tickets remaining unsjld at p. L., on the day
OF reading Will be gold az the ticket ofcs in q .
evening. Ne more tickets VIII be soli ;laa there
are seats
Return checks viii be furnished p. the ticket
o.tcs IN the city Hall, % parties coming BY Rail.
Procure your CHECKS on catering. The train
going south viii be detained till tie reading is con
riuiad.
WI. II. ROOT,
ja- i-d&Wl1t sees Of Exec. Com.