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TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING,

THOMAS BOWLING,
i Auclioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer q Cleary,
Southw est corner OF Pennsy avenue and 18th st
rRgsTEEs p SALE OF S NEW oTw9;sToRY
FRONT AND SIDE; ALSO, SIDE LOT. In
IN By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, dated April
1873, and April 20, 1874, and recorded in Lfber
IA, folio aN and Liber 76s, folio lss, and upon the
request Of a. o. Richards, James A.. MeDevitt and
Joint stock association, of the city of Washington,
D. o., will pose for SALE at public auction, in
front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, November
10, 1878, at 4:3O O'Clock all those parcels OF
Of Washington and known as lots numbered twenty
one and twenty two. in Van Hooks and Metcalfs
recorded subdivision OF square numbered "a, 'front.'
ing on 9th street east.
Terms Of sale Six hundred dollars cash (of which
ore hundred will be required down at time of salel
month, with interest. and deed OF trust taken to
cure deferred payments. Terms Of sale TO be com
piled with within five days from day Of sale, other
wise the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, BY giving
weeks notice OF resale By advertising in some
newspaper published in said city. All CoHVsyancing
JOHN J. DERMODY, Trustee.
oct9- lawts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
NAT A MEETING OF THE EAGLE COM.
PANY, held On Monday, Nov. 8, 1875, it was agreed
rniil " EDHESDAY, November II, 1875, at the
same hour. and TO change the terms of sale to one
fourth cash, and the baace in u and Is months,
with interest. u. BUkk, Secretary.
j. DERMODY, Trustee.
poy9,D&l6 THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
BURCHELLs
SPRING LEAF TEA.
FIFTY CENTS POUND.
PURE, sTR0NG, and Of Ex1ELLENT FLAVOR.
CHINESE and JAPAN u
T E A s
SOLD AT VERY Low PRICES
n. w. BURCHELI.,
NJ aorH STREET MARKET. ~
72O 10th STREET.
WIN. LIEAIEs. GEO. W. LIHKINe.
The best BEEF, LAMB, MUTTON and VEAL
EiSS sad GAZE 3TsTEks }STEths ,S%tf
vegetables, and variety Of other produce at mar
novl2-tT VIM. LINKING . SON.
4 HdndIed Bibs and Loins for sale 70 the trade in
10y sna rs Light q x s. Baltimore
SUBsTAETIAL LgxUBIEs.
= Patent Process Flour that will make Rolls as
Prime n. 7. and Pennsylvania Buckwhest.
Choice Table Butter, and Grand Old Java Coffee
Cranberries, Fruits, Nuts. -
povll-tr 1918 Pennsylvania avenue
LKETBEPTA AND RACAHOUT, two very
"A Superior parations of Cocoa, especially REQ
oinmonded for Dyspeptics and fnvalids as q substf.
'u's 'o' i'' OF 00n's' 5. s1 BRY.N & BRO,
noy6-2w Cos Pennsylyania avenue.
a LADDIN SECURITY OIL
is SAFE
UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES.
IL will burn IN all Kerosene or coal oil lamns Ask
for it and take no other. novllm"
II L. BEACH,
A1s DEALER IN
POULTRY, GAME, sc. AAA
Hotels and Restaurants specially. A
Orders solicited H~
stands-Nos. 400, 40I, 402 Center,-E
and 227 Savage Square Market. Residence, No.
516 18th street southwest. oct2s Inn
BUTTER BUoKwHEAT, &c.
Choice New York Butter
Choice New York Buckwheat
Moler's Diamond Syrup
Vermont Maple Syrup.
Cape God Cranberries.
Pure Currsnt and Ounce Jelly put up under our
own supervision.
Preserves, Brandy Peaches, and q general as.
sortment Of New Goods just received and for sale
by j. b. BBYAH BRO,
octz5-r COS Pennsylvania avenue.
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
Il. KDw. CLARK. T.B. GROSS, ia.
=. EDW. CLARK 3 CO.,
DEALERS ~
LCABER, WOOD, COAL, DOORS, SASH
BLINDS, M0ULDLNGS, &c.
Principal Qfce, Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill.
iOot OF 4ih 80 east, near United States Navy Yard
Oiice, Room No. 1, !FIyenenis ms Ofice) OVER
BANK OF a3hinetOn, Wastiingto D. O. ociS I'M
GOAL! GOAL! WOOD! WOODW
CHEAP! CHEAP FOE CASHf
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
AIrfying daily, cargoes Of the best varieties OF All
kinds Of COAL and WOOD. "
Mow Is the time 70 buy
~ you would save money get Q rood article and Jxa
Tslsai, 20 poupds to the ton, call on the under
Having two II the arses. wharvss I'm thu pistr,es
the delivery Of Coal direct from our vessels to The
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
ments. visit to our w harves and Depot viii con.
Good PINE WOOD delivered q low q Is so Der
Good OAK WOOD delivered q low q O. to q,
"A single trial is all that is necessary to eonvinos
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main once and Depot ct Johnsons W harves, foot
Omce.- l2os = street northwest.
{l1IS 9Th street sugzs-eo
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FOE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The swift and fsvorite Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
W. d. Byes, Captain, having been - @A
thoroughly overhauled and reftted.
VIII resume her trips for Potomac river Landings on
TUESDAY. March ID, and every TUESDAY and
sAIURDA1 thereafter, leaving Fitzhugh's wharf,
loot OF oh street, at o'clock a. Returning, will
evening.
Freight received daily. All freights must be pre
paid. lfebIl N. r FiTZHUGH kcent
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The WHISKY KING TRIALS-The trial OF
some of the chief men OF the western whisky
ring IL to com mence In ST. Louis this week.
Mcdonald, who was formerly internal rev.
enue supervisor, and under whose admins
tration the gigantic frauds were committed,
comes up Wednesday. Col. John A Joyce,
ex-revenue agent, has been sentenced by the
United States district court OF Missouri TO
the penitentiary and 70 pay q lne OF IS 600
for completely IN Whieky frauds.
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GALLANT FIGHT BY SoLDIER.-A spe-
cial TO the st. Louis Republican from Kan
sas City says that one OF the soldiers named
Bernhardt, reported killed in the tight with
a band Of Cheyenne Indians, near Fort Wal
lace, Kansas, two weeks ago, was folnd
wandering on the prairie last Tuesday by a
party Of soldiers out hunting. he lost his
grass, but was Afterwards found by two In
dams, whom he kept at bay ten hours with
his rifle. They then LEFT, and from that time
till found by the soldiers he had wandered
about the prairie without food and was
almost famished when discovered.
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RAILROADS.
nALrIMOh.s AND OHIO RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIE, NovExsER L, 1879
a s;lao-R,,, la rs SH sHs. ,s,iaN
aoB Issffs: aS At s M,I tG 'I EXPRESS
Ss:as2 e sO sSs s @sS T s:st s'.
T'So-ba al Annsgolis, Belsy, hilieoT CITY
sCo-NEw fORk ExPREss.
s15-Sisunton, Winchestsr, HsrPer's Ferry,
nsssr yi and Nay fs,s@R' to Pied
11;S0-Baltimore aud Way Stations.
i:Io-NEw ToRk ExPREss. 100 p m on Sun
IIs-Baliimore .nd principal Way Stations.
S:3o-BaLIIMesE E1Fs r. STOPPING At surei,
a.s-R Way sts'i lon W Man STEM
I E.TRsT' i tsTTy; Ei0sS.:tef and Way
iisG snd WAY S ssasons
eeneoo-SHIcAso AMP CfScINNATI FAST EXPRESS.
5:3o-Bal;imOre and WAY Stations.
sssoo-piIIs BURG r.sI EXPRESS.
9:30-NEw YORK EIGHT ExPREss.
Baltimore and principal Way Stations.
q 80 az 800, go an, ITO, 4;4a, 1880, $40,
~ 70 s,S - pm; daily. ,.uv o..xs,
800 aay pI @ Sn ssu saSspf Monday
500, 700, us. $50, sIs, IL 90 m, $3.50,
LEAVE CAMDBN STATION FOB WASH
4:30, $40 els am IL 80, 500, 6:35, 9:I5
m. daily.
40 IN. daily TO W Washington only
b:30, 100, 1890 an, $40. $50, $50,
lO:2o, Ill > p. u. daily except Sunday.
No connection Sunday for Hagsrstovn, An
nspolis, stanton or Valley Branch, for New
Gork and Philsdelphia AZ :: 90 am and lilo pm
FOR further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station. and
as P6nnsy lvania avenue, where orders viii be
taken for baggage to be checked and received at any
point in the ci.y. THOS. K. SHARP.
Master of Trans port alton.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. hUONTZ, General Agent. noyl-u
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NEW YOAk AND WASHINGTOg
IN - THaOUGH LINE
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
An POINTS IN f EsS X XsM F BOSTON, n
THROUGH BETWEEN wASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The eQUIpfuent this lice Is new and of the most
elegant and improved finish.
TRAIN LEAVING AT 9:23 A. NJ Is Pull
MAN PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
NIGHT TRAINS.
line will leave depot OF Baltimore AID Potomac
Railroad, corner Of 9th and streets, al follows:
S:i9 an XpTtss Tor Philsdelp his, New York
and Points last daily, except Sunday.
9s23 am. Limited Express Pullman Car Train
for PhilsdeIphia, New York and points East
DAILY, except sunday.
lis IA. ~ press for Philadelphia and New York
4:5O m. Express for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
80. am. Express for Philadelphia, New York
and EOiats East Saily.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS on all Day Trains
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS on
Night Trains.
Tickets ard information can be procured at the Of
Baggage called for ard checked at hotels and pri-
vate residences orders left at the offices Of the
company, northeast corner 18th stree. and PennsyI
vania aver ne, and northeast corner of Penlsyl.
wanna avenue and 9th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAIL
BOAD, corner 9th and streets; ,o
General Passenger Agent, Philsdelphia, Pa,
GEORGE @. WILKINS,
fetl SUPERINTENDENT, baltimore, Nd.
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Prleeirsl ofee, Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill,
Onlce, Room No. 1, iFIyenen's Ins. Ofice,) over
Bahk Of Washin eton, WaslIin atnn n q, ncsa srn
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L. BEACH,
A4s DEALER IN
POULTRY, GAME, &c. AA
Orders solicited. ~
Stands-NOs. 400, 401, 400 Center, ---
and 227 Savage Square Market. Residence, No,
316 l;h street southwest, oct2s- Ims
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF A COMFORTABLE
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
on % STREET, NEAR LINGAN STREET,
GEORGETOWN AT AICTIRN
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- II. WARMER,
Ds Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
FEDERAL buildings, corner It'll and SITS. northwest.
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stop that Cough! No pulmonary complaint
however chronic, can long resist the healing iniu.
ence of DIR. Morris Syrup of Tar Wild Cherry
and ll"rrh"und rs specific for Coughs. Colds.
Asthma. and bronchitis cure for GROUP. and pre-
ventivt of Consumption. it has equal. Acts
IKE charm IN huarseness and sore throat. Clears
anu strengthens the voice of speakers and singers
Takes away all the distress of wHooPING COUGH.
CONTAINS no opium or other dangerous drug, AMI is
pleasant t" take. Trial hotties 10 cents. Ii \
St"rer, 81. .I"hnshury, and Barbour Eaton, Wells
RIVER sole Agents. Call and ask them about II.
Wells. Richardson \ CO.. burlington. General
Agents. 5I-lO6
Economical New Food.-25 cents will buy a
package of SEA- Moss Farinr, made from pure Irish
Moss. which will make ~ kinds of dishes, such aS
cakes, pies, puddings etc. Ii quarts o custards
I"lllcs. CREAMS Charlotte Russo, blanc Madge. etc
Sold by all druggists and grocers. taprl5 10
PyIe'~ Dietctic SaIeratu-.-Universally ac-
nam" of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without
4 tIunt2n 16.
DIR. Wi>tar's BaI>am of wild Cherry is "a
3 continuation and form indeed for healing and
curing Diseases of the throat. lungs and chest II
cures cough hy ln"seuing and cleansing the lungs
and alIyIng irritation. thus removing til" cause
instead Of dry Ing up the cough and leaving III,
disease behind 'ncts and Il a bottle. large bottles
much the cheaper
AVENUE HOUSE
RAILROAD STREET. st. JOHSsBJRY, VT
HOWE MORRISON Pr"prietors.
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At ST .Iohnsbury Centre, July 3, by Rev. O.
Rows MIR. Horace |. Woods and Miss Helen
Knapp. both of ST Johnsbury.
Al 81 .J"hr>bury, July l. by Rev. ID. f. Miller
Charles +. Dodge of Littletnn. y. H.. and Emra
IL. \ bbott al Bethlehem y. II.
At 81. .Iohnsbury July l, 10y Rev. h. NJ. Tillot
son. Mr. Thomas =. Carron, of St J"hnsbury t,
Miss Ida NJ. Young. of Concord.
At Hyde Park. July ;. by Rev. Il. NJ. 1ilotson
assisted by Rev. NJ. Parkhurst, Rev. Moses Mars
ton, Prof of English and Polite Literature at tn,
STATE University Minneapolis MINI. Ia Mrs. Isa
bel {. Mars, of II Nde Park. y" cards.
At Cabot. June ~, bv Rev. y. +. Coblci.h
Louis \. Paqun and Martha J. French. both {"
Cabot.
At NeWbury 23i nit, by Rev. y L. Bates as
sisted by Rev. pr. NJ. Z. .Jrwett. Mayhem Z
Aiken. of Milwaukee Wis. To Emma A. daughter
of the lat" nr;i. Freeman kryes of y.
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knocked out of the warning, there was
a good deal of talk about the subject.
Mr. Cyrus Sargent thought another
hand engine should be procured and
stationed on Railroad street. Mr.. n.
VI. Johnson thought that part of the
village would he us we'll protected if
Engine Ne ,. could he kept ut the head
of the Avcnur, and in case of fire it
could then he placed upon Railroad
street very readily. The fact was de
Nelopcd that in case of Il fire in that
pant of the village between the two
congregational churches. the great res
crvoir could he drawn into the street
ci>ternS. thereby giving Il good supply
of water. But after all the talk about
steam engines and hand engines. and
the amount of water to he depended on
ia an emergency, the attention of the
people turns constantly to the want of
Il greater supply of water, and with
such Il head that il can lie used without
ANY engines. This is the. safest. and in
the end will he the cheapest protection
against fire.
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For I'll" week ending Tuesday. July &. l-1j.
VI ,EKEI lIrRF-.\ few choice SO - a ~ M; extra
40 M 10 ~ HI>t quality - ~ . - second quail
irN = ~ u . ~. third quality 81 % M.
STORE tATTIE-Wnrkin. Oxen and Steers. per
pair. .lOu i SI1- snu1 Il $40.
MIL,H Cows AND tAINE>-SiI a st~i: extra stI u
SHj FaTruw Cows so a SO
NEAII>Gs-SI0 M q $50: Nv" wears old ST. 30.
three. Years old - a 81.
PR, H. "F SHEEP AID L>MI>-Iu lots, - M - -.
- ~ - ~ - 10 ~ 10 per head extra - - a
=, - per head 4 ItC per lh
Spring Lambs. "a sc per III.
Veal calves. = ~ - ~
brighton Hides. ga per III
Country Hides u Gtr pei liz.
Brighton Illrw. y /. ti,. per III
Country Illl"w. "a 80 pei IL.
calf Skins II a he per III.
P,liS ~ b a ~ ~ each.
y l.. H,rf-' 'h"",. rad. Inr lutr- n"thh. but
stall Ted lIOu To | 100 lbs lu"ck- Extra and first
quality includes the best lIr4r. tat oxen. second
aud third quality include ONrn and tw" and ihTtr
Years old >t,,I~.
Shr.r-E>trt includes G"-SrtS and hen th"-,
| ri inferior quality are thrown out.
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tdtH md Stair ,5lrn-5.

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I.. Merchant. \..,i,r.,I p,,L b,v.
: ',l i., a.,. r.., ,.u, If ,h. ,..,r;t,
/, ' i''' III on or before August
ir, >.nr,.,p,. C,,,.r h.,. .uu,intcd
-. MAJ. E-u. r,,u, AuJit, in
,.. Of A.. 'rI..,.. r....,,I l..
Iu, rn., \.,:i,r.I n,nl of 4
.H.....l- dr.l,,,J lis usu,I five
".ui. ~,lni animal dividend u,,,-
'a' Iojb.
'.. ',m, Ia. ILL.,. .;n,, or,r.
.... b., .mpro, ino randi, and every
books l,r.,,I,,,I,.h,,.h,rJ
.''''' bound lake trout is served
:, .I"hIIShurN House tor din
i..D, ,,,r,,i,, anal :, measures
.'' r,rr .nd ~, incl, i, I.,,,,b
me I'>' ny" men WI" nave
.''> " Mage had l,fe insurance to
.'"''m "l ten Thousand dollars,
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MAINS WuvIN" -"I III
,..,,. ~hrIbr"ohc al 40 Il. m.
..'' ,i,f, HI. ~ -. J"hnsbury HOt,
,rrlyr- at ". X. junction at
1..,,,- ~h,rhr""ke AT 90 j.. m,
,,t.u,lU, lu.ig. 81 .I"hn>huTN.
...,r N -! arrives al W Ii. uh''i"h
,,,Y-,u L. connect WIN 'i'ilS i"'
...,ihr West. ..,. -,
centre. ra-sumrsic. N"rrisNlllt'
.r, ooo
la, E,no.s-I.rav"~ Montreal al 300
ia II. M. INndun>ill" 3:n1. st
'. Wells River 4.nu. arrives al los
....fb 20 lI.4f l- ~
siam At Lyndon. N"rrisrillr. and
,.,i, Fr,a>,-Leavcs Montreal al $40
40 I,ndnn, He ll:2l. st. Johns
',... I1I5a IN Wells River Lib
lion va plymouth. AT ID a. III.
u,I>, MOVING NORTH.
I,.,,,, ". L. Junction at l;:'l y. m,
100 i .I"hmshury 800, INnd"nrill"
80 ,rri,t, Al Shrrhr""kr al 9;:m.
....-l,a,r- W. Il. Junction at -:I1
r..i Ir0l - I"hnshIrN ll:I0. lNn
r., <,.epuli /. u =. M. arrives al Nh"r
.t.u
,,. yrnn>.-I,av,s Boston AT -:u0 a
...ufli Wells River - y. IN. ii.
TO- l,udnulIllc 30. Newport Ii, ar
r..'r,.,.I 9.h =. III.
r... NOT -i'P a MrlHd"'S N"rllSNlIh'
..., suu l.,udon.
. N,Jf Efrn.,,-L'HN"s Boston AT G.o0
.r,.a,ruI s. els !tIyrr l2.Ij Il m, ST
"a i,udnulill,. 10. Newport I'll ar
india, and not Monday. Does not
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Monday Evening.

Next Monday evening Bredlr'S Swiss
Bell Ringers give an entertainment at
the town hall. We think Mrs. Berdlc
is Emma Bailey. the we'll known con
traffic singer of Orleans county il few
Years ago. Speaking of this company :
entertainment 1T Montpelier. the Free
man >tNS: The concert WAS we'll
attended and greatly pleased THEN
patrons. 1t is one of the best comhinH
!i"m- "i its kind that is NOW travelling.
/ and its members are we'll worthy of the
/ patronage they receive.
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SprriaI Jlnfrrs.

PAS>UMPSIC LODGE, No. - +. \. NJ.
Regular communication Thursday eve, On or he
fore the full of the Moon j. F.. TAYLOR, Sec.
HA>WELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, X. A. NJ.
Regular communication Friday q or before the
full OF the moon c. V. EASTMAN. Secy.
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can perhaps get away for one day and
enjoy some of Nermont's choicest scene
ry, and have the advantage of the best
OF company. Eycursiouists are request
ed 10 take Winnowed Hymns. and a
small lunch basket
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put INTO this safe Sargent X Green
leaf cilionom":cr lock. ut Il cost of $500.
he safe Is lochei ut halt-paSl five in
the afternoon. and the chronometer is
set so that it canu"t be opened till half
past eight the next morning. There is
no key-hOle, and The door is 81 con-
structed that powder cannot he intro
duced at the edges.
As soon as the door had been opened
Mr. King said. IF you don't believe
there Is Il chronometer lock there. just
put your ear to the door aud hear the
ticking The leader did -. and Wis
apparently satisfied; at last he re
marked that it WAS no go. In the vault .
but not III the safe. were 81 BOD in I'M
signed bank bills. which had been re
ccived from Washington yesterday af
tcrnoon, subsequent to the locking of
the safe. They are tens and twentIeS,
and the numbers run from 81 to $50.
They stole these.
Being satisfied that Mr.. King had told
them the truth. and that all efforts to
open the safe were futile. the burglars
returned again to Mr.. Kings house,
leaving every thing open behind them.
Arriving there, they bound Mr. King
beside his wife and child; pat ii cricket
under the child's feet and Il mat under
Mrs. Kings; got them each Il glass of
water; helped themselves To Il lunch of
bread and milk. and then Departed.
BY pulling and twisting. Mr.. King.
who Is Il Small-SiZed man, and quite
supple. succeeded in releasing himself
IN the course of half I'm hour: with hi.
hands still shlrklcd behind him, he uII-
dId his family, accompanied them ("
Alr William f.. Nhtcomh'S house. and
thence went 10 DIR. Brallry'S. the plc>i-
dent of the bank. and gave rh, alarm.
Mr.. King SAYS that the leader and
TWO others were men of middle size.
Americans, dressed in double breasted
sacks, and very courteous IN their bear
ing. The fourth. apparently an under
>trapper was an Iri>lnnan. of large size
and roughcr in manner, much So that
the rest lehukcd him once OF twice. In
coming from the bank. they asked Kin.
what other banks in this section had
chronometrr locks He mentioned the
Montpelier banks.
Mr.. King Slw by the clock that it
WAS ten minutes past one when the
burglars Rebound him after THEN failure
1t was hardly two when he got to Dr..
| BralcN : house. Mr. l.. +. AldIich went
to Montpelier Immediately after, and
Photographed the news north and south.
| Deputy Sheriff Avclill tollnwcd one
wagon track in the direction of Will
! liamSt"vu. and Constable Gilman Jack
son followed another towards Washing
ton.
/ l.. :. One of the robbers WAS caught
below RumucN. hut the other three had
eludcd pursuit up t" lhur>da! morn
ing
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An Escape.

c. j. Imman of this place, who is at
present at work building a bridge OH
the Woodstock Railroad in Qucecle.
made a mis-step one day last week. roll
ing down the ledge some thirty feet.
when he caught hold of small tree
with one arm and stopped himself.
Had he not fallen i'll range of this tree.
there WAS nothing that could have saved
him from falling Il distance of 100 feet
upon the rocks. which must have dashed
him To pieces. Presence of n:nd ami ii
strong arm saved him uniniuIcd. e<-
crpt. us he said, IN attack of paipiia-
ti"n of the heart which lasted Il few
moments. He had s;tw IN one h.sld
when he ;cli. ami he hcd on t" il until
rescued.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
CRANKY.

Nelson Call of GuiI'IhnlI. passed
through this place and Victory toward
l:mhr on Tuesday. June -. accom-
panied 10y u man VIII" wore Il thick
shawl over his head which h, drew
cl"~rlN about his tlcr while lI>>In"
dwellings. Nv in" at once the apI"aI
recognized hl Nathan Houston aud &.
\. j. :I"Ir>. - J t. E"N kcr nf LInrn-
huI". hut when addressed hN that name
refused {" answer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
Barre Bank Robbed.

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iI"hrn mt" Hr>ddN night 10y Tom men.
who took about thirteen hundred dol
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the morning i'''" al h"nI'''\' lhr\
jumped from the car, when near Ply
mouth. and run into the woods. New,
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the i"""'l> We're ''"N'iN i"II"N""' an"
at the linn" oi "uI information. " cdur~
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w.
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4. NIhS Il young" EnSilNhil''l''; "i some
lhIliA Years. VII" mas "r'lll''h 'ht pc
>Iii"H about Il year an" il iEiii' NAY ing
come L" Ilc "lfr''"iN ni"iiI\ recon-
nrndrd ny the h'nh "i M"iilrtaI III
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en- mes niue 'N"->'tIN h"''Nt'
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slept together 1t" Il 'i,i'h'"'l IN the see
"h" story soon A'i'' i'"'hi&n' WI.
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stunning ny '',' ''''N'''' Iin>n' "">'''
S;Ild the lrId"l \"" profanity can
guess ""l business We want 20" |" Z"
i" the bank with It's and let us INT" The
safe. Placing his hands behind INN