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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Reading Of the Scriptures and prayer 5y
the chaplain. i1uTnl! OF yesterday read and
approved.
Mr. VIM. 7. Dillingham;. tho member
elect from the town Of Waterbury, having
presented his credentials. was duly sworn
and took his seat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
SENATE.

The Senate me. at the usual hour, Lieu
tenant-Govern0r Proctor in the chair.
Reading of the Scriptures and praye. by
the Chaplain.
Journal of yesterday Rad and approved.
The chair announced the appointment OF
William ~ Lord, Of Montpelier. as official
reporter of the Senate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
LEGIsLATURE OF VERMONT.
SENATE.

MoNIPKLikR, Oct. y, 1916
The Senate met at three clock in the Of
ternoon, pursuant 20 adjournment, and
were called to order by the Secretary
There being 10 quorum present. the Ser
ate adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

SENTIMENT AND BUsEEss.- lie J.
Falls correspondent Of tie Bias
Record thus mingles sentiment -l- -.-
ness " How much Of lite thu .f.l
again How precious the tlal-lt r
50 abiding. hearts 50 true aaI aa---
Too swiftly glided the hoa.5 away I-
town boasts a quarry OF sl4p--.als G.,
eellent quality, some time, +, .- l--1. g;
become a source Of revenue
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

A NOTABLE ANNIvsa>AhY' IA
day. October Il.h. wa Iis Hun a,
Anniversary Of the Battle o. '''''- ,,f.
Lake Champlain. one Of the fTs' na', .5ea
ties of the American Revo.Hi'vn' and.
tn, schooner Royal Savage. t'ae 'V 1--, vss
er, Gen. Benedict Arnold : store SAT- all
sunk off Vacour Island, wbeie
visible in low water.
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News in General.

THEzE are several new casts % -a4., .
reported at Clarsncevi..e. p. q.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

GOLD sold in New York, Mllil7. IT,
tho lowest point reached since De-
1873. In November Of that gear he --
fell 10 1861, the loves. since the v--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

An ANCIENT NEHIcLs lac -l-..
Simonsyille, in this State, bJl-.~ a---'-
to the celebrated "one-h0s- shay
wagon in daily use 10 which Cd. L 'i'-.
a veteran OF the war OF ISL H.e B.. l
s0.h year, mads a journey from Ms
to Vermont 90 years ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

From the House, relating to procuring
Legislative Directories for the members of
the next legislature; adopted in concur
renee.
By Senator Walton, of Washington, a
joint resolution, giving the use Of the Hall
of Representatives to the Vermont HstOr-
zeal Society on Friday evening, October
17th, for their annual meeting and an ad-
dress by Hon. f. a. Sowle-. e St. Adams,
on The 81. Adams Raid :" opted on the
part of the Senate.
By Senator Brigham, of R. md, joint
resolution providing for the continent Of
a joint committee consisting two Sena-
tors and FIVE Representative. to be called
the committee on fisheries adopted on the
part of the Senate.
By Senator Simons, of Rutland, a joint
resolution, that when the House and Sem
ate adjourn on Thursday, the l2:h instant,
it be 10 meet on Saturday. the l4th in order
to enable the members of the Legislature to
visit the Reform School at Ncrgennes, on
Friday; adopted on the part OF tine Senate.
From the House, granting the use of the
Hall OF Representatives to the Board of
Agriculture. Manufactures and Mining, on
Tuesday evening, October 2iih adopted in
concurrence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

THE TURF.-At Dover, y. H.. ,i5 r
day, Smuggier defeated Judge E----.
three straight heats. Time. -, u 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Afternoon
ANS INTRODUCED AND RIFFRRED.

By Mr.. Batchelder, of Arlington, in ad-
di'lon 10 sec. %. chapter 80. z. : relating
to attachment OF property ty copy (nelud-
ing railroad cars in process Of bui!ding) ::
to eommjtte on Claims
BY Mr.. Adams, Of New barry, to pay John
Bailey, Jr.. the sum therein named to
committee on claims.
By Mr.. Wales. Of Burlington. to ex-
tend the provision of sections 81 and 80
chapter 10. :. =, relating to the powers
ana duties OF town clerks ID Committee
on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Sprague, of Brand N, in amend .
ment OF section G6. chapter. %. 2. re-
iatmg to highways to committee On high
WAYS, bridges and ferries.
By Mr.. Sprague, Of Brandon. 10 amend
menI Oh an act to assess and tax the real
estate OF railroads within this STATE. APP
proved Nov. 81, 1874, (repealing ali acts
Inconsistent with that act) to committee
on Judiciary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

ANoSo the beautiful tIibl.e- l-e-..
our new and esteemed Glvern-r. v..4
magnificent bouquet placed on a., I'll
the Executive Chamber. on Ile-l4s o.
ing. by Mr.. Prindie, from the .----
Charlotte IL Is about three Zee, ID
and composed of very beautiful Jla-a.
gladiola.. gersrIHms. AMI ota-- -1-
which filed the room with rica ;-l----a
ard the token appeared TO Be -1.y l..-.
c1s.ed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

To THOSE Of our readers who are ~.
about for the best pianos, We mly -.-
italy impart the information TIA:
matter Of Centennial piano award. a.-
received it" s.einway "ai-a1.. D..
Decker " secured 1t" Chiekerr- "t4
IT," Kaabe was AWARDED i-, --- o.
Others got it," The various 4-or,-s
confirm this intelligence
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

W ADSESDAr, Oct. IL.
The Speaker being Temporarily absent.
designated Mr. Woodbridge, Of Yergennes,
as chairman IN his Absence
Reading Of Scripture ard prayer by the
Chaplain.
The Journal Of yesterday was real and
approved
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Blake, Of Barton, to enable the
pew owners and proprietors of the Old Con
gregational meeting house in the village Of
Barton, 70 dispose Of the same TO commit
tee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Human, Of Charleston. to amend
chapter liz. z. =. relating to offences
against the lives and persons Of iadividdal-
imprisonment IN State Prison for life sub
stltutCd for capital panIshmentl 10 com
miitec on judiciary.
By Mr.. Randall. Of Hyispark. - nay E.
j. Hall the sum therein named (SI5O) to
committee on claims.
By Mr.. Randall, Of Hyiepark, 10 pay
Robert c. Barnes the sum therein named
$4,000 to committee on claims
By Mr.. Sheldon, of Rutland. to amend an
act to amend section l, chapter 90 2 $.
approved October. 1872 10 committee on
banks
By Mr.. Wales. of Burlington. to pay
William Ii. Lane & Son the sum therein
nsmet $50 to committee on claims
By Mr.. Shelton, OF Rutland, to amend an
act 10 incorporate the Mercantile Trust
Company Extending the time for receivin,
subscriptions 10 the capital stock to Janu-
ary. l-1o) to committee on corporations.
By Mr.. Wales. of Burlington, to simplify
indictments for murder and manslaughter
to committee on Judiciary.
RESOLUTION.
By Nr. French. Of Woodstock, that 50
much OF the Governors message as relates
10 the grand jury and criminal prosecutions
be referred to the committee on Judiciary
agreed to.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
From the Senate, inviting Hon Edward
COnant. STATE Superintendent of Education.
to address the Legislature in Represent
stives' Hall, Thursday evening. October
1911 adopted in concurrence.
Adjourned
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APPOINTMENTS. - Mr. George t. t-s-
man. Clerk Of the House, am -l--, Be-.
following appointments, Flr-, A---.s-:
Clerk. Milo ;. Buck, OF Caveni--, s.
ord Assistant Clerk, Nelson 4. l--
of Washington. Sergesnt-at-Aru- i-
ney, has made appointments a- i.F-
Doorkeeper Of the House, Tracy W N--7
Of ST Johnsbury Assistant Docs
Elbridge NJ. Buck, OF Cavenii-h
keeper OF the Senate, Wayne Bai.eg BE-
land Assistant D1crkeeper, Era J. 81
OF Mitt.ebury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
JOINT KEsoLuTIoN
Joint Assembly.

At O'Clock the Senate cana into the
mali Of the House of Representatives. in
pursuant OF JOINT resolution, and a Join;
assembly was formed to hear the report of
the committee appointed to canvass the
votes Tor county and probate officers ami
Justices OF the peace. aud if necessary 10
complete the election OF the SINE His Hon
or, kedheld Proctor. president Of the SEN
ate. In the chair George Nichols. secre-
tary OF STATE, clerk
Inc committee reported that thew had
ioahd the following named persons duly
elected to tho Offices annexed to their
bames, to wit:
COUNTY OFFICERS ELECT.
ADDISON CCUsrr-Assistant Judges Of copn,v
eoert, Royal H.. Hadden. Of Salisbury, Daniel II
sargent, OF Lincoln. Judges Of Probate District
OF addison Samuel T.. Cook, OF Mdclebury his
uiet Of New hsven, John u. Smith. Of versennes.
hes. sheriff, Isaac NJ. Trpp, Of Middlebury.
nigh Bsilih, Edward 6orbam, OF Addison
On motion OF Mr.. Batchelder, Of Arlington. the
Ioioit ior ADDISON county was tied to com
mites ior iur'her consideration To election Q,
lasuees OF the peace In the town Of Salisbury,
n BENNINGTON CoUsrr-Assistant judges ofCouu,y
court, Arthur T. Graham, OF winha!I, John " Car
ney, OF Bennington. JUDGES Of Probate District OF
pennington, Tarrant Sibi6y, OF Bennington. Di,-
trlcs Of Manchester, Elias Is. Burtoa, " Msnches-
-, y. states Attorney, VIM. shelton, OF Ben
baiih Jonathan Hsp.ood. Of Peru
CALEDONIA CouSTY-Assistant Judges Of County
court Chss. I. A. Humphrey, OF burke, "a. h
ufay, or ny egate- Judge PROBATE Asa l.. French,
=, o. JehnsburJ, States toTney. Henry C. Ide,
VI VI o.. Jonnsoury. Sheriff. william II. fresron, "
Barnet.
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By Mr.. Wales. of Burlington. granting
the use of Representatives Hall to the
Vermont Bible Society on Thursday even
ing, Oct. Is, for the annual meeting of said
Society; adopted on the part Of the House.
By Mr.. Sprsgue, Of Brandon, providing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

By Senator Huntington Of Chttenden,
the petition Of adult inhabitants praying
that section Of chapter - Of the 2. s.,
relating to the traffic In intoxicating liquors
be 50 amended that the punishment for
each offence -hall be, in addition to the fine.
imprisonment referred to the committee on
the judiciary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

From the House, granting us3 Of the Hall
of Representatives to the Vermont Dairy
men, Association. on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 25 adopted IN concurrence.
From the House. granting the use OF the
Hall OF Representatives to the Vermont
Bible Society, on " etne.day evening, Oct.
18th adopted IN concurrence.
From the House. providing for a join,
assembly, on Tuesday Oct. 2i.h, at y pm.
tor the election OF certain state uihcers
therein named; on motion Of SENATOR Wa
ton. ordered t. lie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

By Mr.. French. of Woodstock. the petit
ton Of citizens of the town of Chester. in
regard to the election o. Osgood p. Herriek
as Justice Of the peacs by the town of
Chester TO committee to canvass votes for
county and probate Offices.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
From the Senate, providing for a Joint
assembly this afternoon at 3 O'Clock 10
hear the report OF the joint Committee. TO
canvass the votes for county officers. Judges
OF probate and justices of the peace adopt
ed IN concurrence.
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RESOLUTION.

By Nr. French. OF Woodstock, that 50
much OF the Governors message as relates
10 the grand jury and criminal prosecutions
be referred to the Committee on Judiciary :;
agreed to.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
BlILs INTRODUCED AND RkFEasO-

Ry Senator Davis Of Windham, an act in
addition to chapter ffty-one, z. :, OF the
administration and distribution Of intcstate
estates. providing that ii any person en-
titled to share in the distribution of any
inte.tate estate shall he absent aud unheard
Of Tor twenty years, he shall be deemed to
be dead. and his heirs entitled to his share
in SAID intestate estate; read twice ard re-
ferred to committee on judiciary.
By Senator Sinons Of Rutland, an act
authorizing the village Of Rutland to Issue
bonds to increase and extend lis water
supply; read twice anu referred to COM
mite con Judiciary.
By the same Senator. an act repeating an
act relating to criminal often ces committed
within the limits of Incorporated villages (;
read twice and referred To committee on
judiciary.
On mott n OF Senator Wheelock of La
noble, the Senate adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

The Speaker announced as special COM
mittee to whom is referred that part of the
Governors message relating to jails and
warehouses
Messrs. Wales oil Burlington, Kelton of
Montgomery, French OF Woodstock, Olms-
ted OF Townsend, Blake of Barton, CrandalI
of Hsrdwick. Sheldon Of Rutland
On motion OF Mr.. Sprsgue. of Brandon.
adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09
hoard of Aldermen,


The Board met in regular session yes
terday afternoon, with fourteen men,
bers present at roll-call and Mr.. Sutton
in the chair.
The voting place of the Fourth Pre-
cinct Of the First Ward was changed
back to the One-mile House, on the Mad
ison Pike.
The voting place of the First Precinct
OF the Eighteenth Ward was changed TO
No. 172 Central Avenue.
The following changes of voting places
were ordered by resolution of the Board:
First Precinct, Fourth Ward, to west
side of Lock street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets.
First Precinct, Eighth Ward, to east
side OF Plum street, between Water and
Front streets.
First Precinct, Seventeenth Ward, to
southeast corner of Ninth and Gutter
streets.
A communication was received from
Mr.. Rohner, City Clerk, respectfully
asking proper and safe place for de-
posting the ballot-boxes containing the
ballots of the coming State and County
1T was necessity that such provision
should be made, else he could not be re-
sponsible lor their safe keeping.
Mr.. Refs moved that the Committee on
Public Buildings be instructed to pro-
vide room for the safe keeping OF the
bullot-boXes. Carried.
The resolution TO authorize the nego-
tiatiOn Of loan Of $4,000 for Infirmary
purposes, not to exceed seven per cent,
came up next, and alter some discussion
was passed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09

About / O'clock this morning an alarm
was turned in from Box 81. A dense
volume of smoke told that a dangerous
fire was raging in the building No. ia
West Third street. A second alarm, fol-
lowed by third, called out the whole
Fire Department. The building burned
was occupied as a warehouse by l.. II.
Ions, dealer in sa sh, doors and blinds.
The fire, which was first seen in the sec
Dnd story front on Third street, spread
10 the rear on Baker street. The Burnet
House was threatened with destruction,
but the efforts OF the nremen hindered
The flames from spreading towards that
direction.
The fire got into the drying room of
8. Loewenthal e. Co.'s building, and de-
stroyed large quantity 'of tobacco.
The principal loss, however was from
water, as the whole building WAS del
nged. There was a failure in the water
supply Oh two or three occasions.
Nr. Lyons loss Is not less than $780,
BOO. The building is a total loss,
swelling the amount to $4,000 more.
Loewenthal & Co. sustain the greater
loss as there was no heavy insurance on
lhelr stock. Another misfortune Is that
lhe employees of this cigar factory, num-
eering four hundred, wlll be thrown out
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09
LOCAL BREVITIES,

Mr.. EDWIN ALDKN's Advertising
Agency has been removed from 178 Elm
street to TIA Elm.
MRS. EDMUND DEXTER, the beautiful
singer of 81. John's Church, has returned
from the sea shore.
ATTENTION is called to the lecture of
II. s. Hamilton. This gentleman has
written q book on social science, which
has received favorable notice.
A TURF EXCHANGE has been opened
on Vine street Dy MIR. John Sullivan. He
proposes 10 have special correspond
0nt at the coming Lexington races.
RICHARD FARLEY, of Gallipolis, o., is
in the Cincinnati Hospital. He was
found near the Suspension Bridge by
Officer Mitchell in nearly starving
condition.
AN inquest was held yesterday after
noon on the body Of Alex. Powers, who
was killed in the D. & NJ. freight yards.
A verdict was returned OF death from
accidental injuries.
THE Entire Nous Dancing Club have
organized, with the following officers !:
MiIlard Fillmore Thompson, President;
Walter White, Vice President; Charles
Hall, Secretary; David L. Williams,
Treasurer.
UNCLE JOHN ROBINSON door step
was ornamented by Il little Waif last
night, which some poor mother wanted
to trust to his care, but the great show
man could not see it, and the policeman
took it away.
THE Alumni Association of the Miami
Medical College, at meeting held yes
terday afternoon in the College Build
ing passed resolutions Of respect TO the
memory OF DR.. Lyman Wolf, one of their
former members, recently deceased,
THE championship contest between
the Cincinnati and AmericuS Boat Clubs
is set for this afternoon. The steamer
Champion No. will accompany the
crews over the course for the benefit OF
spectators. COlors-Amerlcus, red,
white and blue; Cinclnnatis, white and
blue. Reieree-JOhn b. Mccormick.
udges-Messrs. Nj. W. Atkins and
Henry Wilson, in lower buoy; Messrs.
Chas. Myers and T.. Sedan, in upper
buoy.
The Joint Committee appointed to act
In the matter Of the Sinton Gift and its
withdrawal met in the Board of Trade
Rooms yesterday. The only business
transacted Of any Importance was to
appoint two committees. The first co E
sists of Col. o. II. Geffroy and Hon. b.
Eggleston, who are delegated to get
legal advice in the matter. The second
consists sof Messrs. Lane, KiDsey and
Cassidy, who are TO confer with Mr.
Slnt0n.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09

The Floral Exposition is now pro-
nounced success. 1t is thoroughly ap-
preciated by our florists, sand Cincin-
natians who never fail to encourage the
beautiful as we'll as the useful are to be
found in large numbers at every exhibi-
ton. The suggestion, too, OF the possi-
bility Of at once commencing the estab-
lishment of permanent garden of
plants is an additional incentive to CIV
ing the present Exposition every possi-
Bile encouragement.
Besides all this the trip to this beauti-
ful place Of resort is SO delightful that
when one goes he is sure OF going again
and again.
The great cut flower show Of the sea-
son takes place to-day, and this after.
noon and evening will find the appreci-
atiVe portion OF Cincinnati out in full
force,
There are five or six entries for the
cash premiums by our leading florists,
and it IL determined to make it not
only the superb show of the series, but to
have it dispute the honors of the Illus
trious series Of flower shows Of our IA
nous Industrial Exposition.
Seidenstiokeps full band will render
the following programme this evening:
FIRST PART.
l. Mhfch. .''.,..,... NV elganu
2. Waltz-My Happiest Day in Berlin".Gungl
3. Overture-lhrfahrt.. t................ Strauss
4. Potpourri-Troyatore. re..................Ver Verdi
SECOND PART.
5. Grand Concert P0lka-Arcadian. ..Christrup
,.........'.......... ...............h H. DelsteuU
6. OVerture-Semiramide de.......,...... .RosSinl
Z. Seection-La File de Nine. Angot. Lecocq
s. Hochzeites Klaenge ......... Strauss
THIRD PART.
9. Paraphrase-De Sch en- ibist du. u.Neswadba
hdZufkH.
II. Selection-Bohemian Girl ............ Balfe
IL. Finale ..............
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-09
Woods 'Eheater.

The Fieldings close successful en-
gagement with two performances to-
day. Matinee at O'Clock this after.
noon and regular performance tonight.
Next week MIR. Dominick Murray, the
comedian, in his beautiful play, "Fickle
Fortune" MIR. Murray is already here
experimenting the preparations Tor the
play. These have been made in a man
her worthy of the piece and the star,
ana in acGGEdance me WIN a tae nlSn repu.
place of amusement. The public may
next week look for real treat, and we
prophesy most gratifying engagement
for Mr.. Murray.
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Religious Matters.

Rev. DR.. PAYNE closes his pastoral
connection with the st. PauPs N. Z.
Church tomorrow, preaching morning
and evening.
A Gospel temperance m eeting will be
held this evening. at T:45, at the mems
Temperance Reform Rooms, os. 700 and
202 Vine street.
Bishop j. 9. Keener, OF New Orleans,
will occupy the pulpit Of the Taylor
street Nj. E. Church this evening at ~
o'clock. The Bishop will preside at the
evening session of the Kentucky Con-
ference, which conVenes al Nicholas
vile next Wednesday morning.
The Rev. J. Y. B0Ice viii conduct the
religious services, this evening, at the
Young Mems Chrlstia Association
Hall. There will be Gospel and praise
service Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Prot. j. B. Chickering will deliver an
address, and Mrs. Drury, formerly of
Kentucky, will be present and sing sew
eral beautiful selections. AT half past 4
O'Clock Sunday afternoon, there will be
a Bible and song service.
The City Mission Workers, at their
last meeting, voted to ask assistance in
procuring the addresses Of persons IN
The city as follows:
l. Persons sick or in great sorrow.
| and in need OF special sympathy or help.
2. Young persons in need OF reliable
friends.
3. Persons needing help to escape from
| bad company, or hurttul habit.
4. Any family desiring a few friends
| to read the Bible and pray in their home.
| 5. Followers OF Jesus who may assist
! in this work.
Please write the number of the class
of persons as shown abovej with the
name and residence of each person you
may indicate. Address
| BAND OF HELP, z. o. Box 1,Q54.