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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-08-10

Deputy Ide of Lyndon brought one
Cassidy to Jail in this place last eve
ming, charged with trespass and assault
and battery, on a neighbor.
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Ii .,N AM READING RooM,-Open from An.
io l2N NJ; from to 6, and from TO l-2 p. NJ
CoSrd Wednesday Evenings.
AuGALERY-Open Tuesday and Friday
W. W. THAYER Librarian
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posed that persons can leave this place
Tuesday morning, and reach BenBing-
ton same evening, by way Of Burling-
ton. Notices of special trains will ~
Issued on Friday. Although the vet
terans Of this place do not 20 IN an or
ganized body, they propose 10 all 90
together ON the Tuesday morning tran,
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PeachaIn

NeeSAlAAAAs
We noticed IA your last week b paper
an item saying that the writer picked
ripe tomatoes from his vines the 9Th
of July. We picked one from oar vines
the 18th of June, and have had them
occasionally since then and now We
have them in large quantities. }. c.
A Courts Commission, appointed last
June, is to investigate Gates road mat
ter, a week from next Wednesday. The
and Humphrey, and Judge Rogers of
WheelOck. Mr.. Gates has been at work
for twelve years to get the road changed
between his place and Peacham Hol-
low. A commission located this road
nearly two years ago, and fixed the
damages and put Mr.. Gates under bonds
to build it at one dollar a road. The
town appealed, and consequently this
new commission. AS the town has al
ready been indicted by the grand jury,
and as the new road is bat "a rods long,
and the land damage and fencing only
$40, there is little doubt but the new
commission will approve the action of
the former one. The request comes for
the new road because of a terribly steep
hill, which the change will Obviate en-
tirely. If there is any way to reduce
the hills in the highways of Peacham,
the public generally are interested in it..
Stage driver Dewey has taken four
horse load of young people to the White
Mountains this week Smith Living
ston is driving the stage to Barnet.
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Heavy showers--cOld, then hot,
then wet-such is dog day weather these
days.
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ST. Solmsbmp (aledunian.
Post once Time Table.
MAILS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS.

once hours from $50, a. m. to p. m. SUNDAYS
tb, sihca will be open for hour after close Of
morning service.
MAILS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS.
trom Boston direct at .7;30 a. m, and $50 H. m
New York and West, 1l.2O a m and $40 N m
"a, North, johnson, y W. Concord $40 a M
North Danville q Lower Waterford $50 a m
. the south. $40 y. m, from the East $50 N m
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS.
For the Sonth amt tast $50 a. m.
North L. 4 q. K. r. West a.3O N n,
. Vest Concord. a.4s n IN
. Lover Waterford roo n ,n
North nanVille, 9.3O M
Boston, Ne" hork ana West 7;30p. m.
CHARLES P. CARPENTER cd, p. NJ.
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bones are broken. Mr.. Kelley was
hrougbt o. biz brothers. at Sc Johns-
bEry Centre, and i pew doing wsli.
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Portland 4 Ogdensburg II. R.-Julv 10 1877,
Passumpsic Railroad.---July 16.

Does not run Mondays and TUESDAYS
Note-StOck train Mondays. Through freight
Tuesdays leaving SwantOn 2.2O, and reaching St
j asp. III.
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Danville.

Danvllle.
Mr.. Andrew West arrived at home
last week. He has been at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, in government
employ for the past eighteen months.
He does not intend to return.
Mr.. M. V. B. Weeks, former resi-
dent of this village, but for the past
few years at Burlington, is on visit
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FARM AT AUCTION.

Mrs. Chas. Tilden will sell at auction Oct. 10th,
her beautiful and far-famed farm, situated one mile
west of Barnet Village known as the Watson farm,
consisting of three hundred acres of land well di
vided into .tillage, pasturage and woodland, all
buildings all in good repair, failing running
water in lead pipe at house and barns, sugar or
chard of five hundred trees also new tin sap pals
and all the equipments for sugaring small ap-
pie orchard. Also at the same time and place will
sell her entire stock, viz: 20 cows yearling Heif
fers half Jersey, half Jersey calves, full blood
Bull Two Horses, Eight Hogs, etc. Also all the
Produce said farm, viz: IS Tons Hay, -Four or
Five Hundred Bush. Oats, and straw from same
so a great variety of Farming Tools, from Now
ing Machine down to a Hoe. A good Family Car
riage, old Buggy Wagon, good Sleigh, Carts
Sleds. most new Pair Work Harnesses, good driv-
ing Harness, GrindstOne, CaldrOn Kettle, Model
Cook Stove, and other things too numerous to men
ton. Also new set of Alaska Milk Pans all in
running order. $685.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-08-10

Boston Prices Current.
VT. BUTTER, Choice, per lb % a %
DIARIES I'd quality, 1s 20
Common, 10 Is
VT. CHEESE, Factory, perlb 81 10
Farm Dairy, good, 8 9
Farm Dairy common, 6 a Os
FLOUR, st. Louis & illinois, per Dbl 9 90 a 10 90
Ohio and Michigan, g 90 a 9 90
Common Extra, 90 Z so
Superfine, 90 6 rs
EGGS, Fresh, per doz 16 a II
LARD, Tierces perlb % 1O4
Tubs, 10 a 100
BEANS, Marrow. per bush 3 90 25
Pea 3 90 3 81
Medium, 2 s5 a 3 90
Mixed so 90
DR Maine A and ill., Ae e1%n SaG'' p'rO
Maine, quartered, choice,
Western, 81
POULTRY, Turkeys, fresh killed, II 1S
Turkeys, common IA Is
Chickens, tresh 20 "a
Common, IA Is
Fowls, 10 16
Geese, 90
PORK, Clear, Ex., per Dbl 15 90 10 90
Mess, Is 90 Is 50
Fresh Hogs, u
Hams, smoked, 10 a IL
SUNDRIES, Pressed Hay, per ton 10 90 a 81 90
Hops, per lb IL a IA
Potato Starch, a 6
Oats, per bush 60 81
Corn, GA 81
Potatoes. 60 a 20
Maple Sugar tubs, a9
Maple Sugar cakes, a 10
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''HOw wish that my skin was as white and
soft as yours" said lady the other day, to fe-
male friend. You can easily make it so, said the
lady addressed How ?" inquired the first speak
err use Glenn's Sulphur Soap" Sold by all
druggists. Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black
brown. so cents. 1891
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Miss Adelaide Vance.

MISS AutIHlU6 vance.
Miss Vance, assisted by Mr.. Paul
Rutledge and Miss Anna Beere, gave
an entertainment at town hall on Mon
day evening, Aug. 6. 1t was of high
order, and seldom if ever before have
the citizens of this place had the privi-
lege of witnessing at home such dra-
matte art. There was a very poor house,
as might be expected even of good
thing that does not advertise. There
is no medium to reach the public t
compare with the local newspaper, and
people are beginning to find it out.
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New Church.

The new grsgatiOnal church 81
Bethlehem, \. n, was dedicated ls.f
week ON Friday. Many promiprnt
clergy men, stopping temporarily 70 thi.
frmous summer rr=ort, took psrt iu the
exercises. The setmsn uas by Re-
DR.. BchTends Il Providence To- d.,ii.
catory prayer by Re- p ~ grueis-
secretary 81 the Huuas Missiousrr -.
cicty. Concord ronErutuiaturt sla.s
To the people. Has arar. IS
"rre=tsr Bait CO. srfnau aaf 60
sddfs-- usrs sfn.Iratts t.F
prssiatsd tf thf sHiaarr Fha 90
church sozf t-t rhrHe Ha e..
"il, ti-'ai $50 rsr1a. aisHhs f
ar, hut rrfl Ha arr.ers sI Hs. 81
uoulinafiar H BAL Hs.. M ts
urusrds III fae'.f naf
l''aI,lsfs. sad a +. h.lf
D. sssiains,i thf ..a# -
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LawP
A gentleman of the commercial trav-
eller class, was at Wells River last
week, and between whites, thought a
little trouting would have good effect
upon his persuasive powers. He pro-
cured team and betook himself to the
vicinity of South Ryegate. Arriving at
farm house, near his fishing ground,
he duly made fast his horse, and piled
the piscatory art with all due zeal ,
comfort, and pleasure. An agricultur-
list appeared unto him, and made the
statement that he had put up the horse
and fed him for which compliment and
kindness "piscatOr" duly acknowledged
his gratitude. WhereupOn Mr.. Farmer
prOpounded the conundrum of claws
regarding fishing upon BROOKS" and ac-
uuainted our fisherman with the fact
that his bill for the ''hOss keep" was,
with the damages to his fishing privi-
lege, just So. This was duly paid.
When the pair arrived at the house, the
fisherman spied a fine dog lying upon
the doorstep, and ventured his admira-
ton of the animal, and asked the price
of the farmer, who stated he had been
offered $25 for him. Our drummer
thereupon drew his revolver, and stated
inasmuch as the dog had no collar, he
was disposed to enforce the dog law,
and would "shOOt him on the spot" or,
would take the $5 paid for ''hoss keep
and fishing the brook, and SIS more '.tO'
instance" No appeal from this judg-
ment being apparent, the so changed
hands, and one went his way thinking
how pleasant it was to abide by the
law, and the other staid at home study,
ing out, "whether he had bought dog
or kept livery stable"
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Harriases.

eHdTTIagPS.
n Marriages and Deaths inserted free.
Obituaries, sic cents a line.
In Passumpsic, Aug. 6, by Rev N. W. Alger,
Mr.. George D. Bailey and Miss Lizzie Calderwood
both of ST. JOhnsburY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-08-10

Jennie Collins's Bofiin'S Bower at
Boston has had lIO6 applications for
work within year, and 63O women were
given work 7O60 dinners were given
at the Bower in the winter at a cost of
S77l. Many applicants for work are
wives of once prosperous merchants,
clergymen, doctors, etc, and Miss Col
Inns says: "Many kind ladies who
have hired their servants of me in past
years have been obliged to apply for
employment themselves of late. | sent
a lady to hotel as house keeper; and
the most humiliating part of it was that
her room was in the attic with two of
her former servants. Another case was
that of a girl who learned that her for
mer mistress was in distress and with
out IA home. She Immediately consult
ed her husband, and assured the lady
that it was her care, instruction and
training had made her what she was {:
therefore she was welcome to the best
that her house afforded"
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North Dauvina

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Sperial Wnfirrs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, No. 81 F. 4 A. NJ.
Regular communication Thursday eve, on or before
the full of the Moon. JAS. Z. TAYLOR, Sec.
Regular communication. Friday on or before the
of he CITNNTNGHAN
The New York herald., 1877-12-11

could undertake settlement OF the Eastern ques-
ton without the cooperation OF Austro-Hungary.
CAUSE or THE RrNoR.
The report that Servian troops had crossed the
frontier into Turkey is declared TO have originated
from the confusion OF boundaries caused by the
destruction OF landmarks after the Turko-Seryian
war in 1876.
WHAT AID sERvIA CAN GIVE.
The Vienna Poliuca! Correspondence states that
negotiations are pending between seryla aud the
Russian headquarters relative to Seryian plan or
operations Serya VIII place eighty-four battalions
in the field The outbreak OF war on Servia's part
IS now only question OF days. An fmeute, origi
mating through Communistic and conservative IN
trigues occurred yesterday in the Serylan camp at
kragujevatZ Cabinet council was held, and re-
solved 10 take energetic measures. Troops have
been sent to the scene OF disturbance.
suLEMAN's MOVEMENTS.
Suleman Pacha has returned 10 Ahmedli, on the
Tirnoya road.
EGYPr'S TRoOPs
The Egyptian contingent In the Turkish army will
be shortly increased by 1900 infantry, 1000 cav
airy and four batteries.
SOP TO THE CHRISTIANS.
1t Is reported from Constantinople that the Turk
ish Council OF State has determined that Christians
shall hereafter be eligible 10 the governorships and
other administrative functions OF the Turkish
provinces II Is believed that the speech from the
throne opening Parliament will announce this reso-
luton.
The New York herald., 1877-12-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Helena Modjeska, Countess Bozsnta, 10 at the
Clarendon Professor Benjamin Pierce, OF Harvard
University, Is at the Brevoort. Judge William l.
Learned, OF tho New York Supreme Court, and Henry
Crawford OF Chicago, tho st. James. Proessoe
T. sterry Hunt, Of Boston, Is at tho Gilsey. Ex-
Congressman E. d. Standiiord, OF Kentucky; United
States District Attorney Richard Crowley OF LocEpor
N. Y, and J. Condit smith, OF Buffalo, at The Fifth
Avenue. Sidney T. Farcnild, Of Cazsnovia, n. r.. II
Al the Buckingham United States District Judge II.
H. Wheeler OF Vermont, Is at the Grand Central.
William b. Bishop, Of Bridgeport and D. Thomas VAIL
OF Troy, at the Windsor. ). c. hogeboom. oil
Hudson, n. r., is at the Rossmore. !. NJ Thachcr,
OF Chicago, 10 At the ST. Nicholas. Bank Supsrin.
tendcnt Henry L. Lamb, OF Albany, Is at the
Westminstcr
The New York herald., 1877-12-11
THE HURON DISASTER.

CAPTAIN TRUxToS EEPEls CHARGES or IS-
HUMAN coSpucr, AND ASKS AN ISvEsrIoA.
TIoS.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 10, 1877.
The following statement Will appear In to-morrov
mornings issue Of the Landmark -
To THE EDITOR OF TUE NORFOLK LASpxARg:-
The New York Herald iu its issue of the 4th inst
has an editorial headed, " II Is Hard Task 10 Please
Everybody and CITES n familiar iabe OF 4Esop.
when nnd charges Of The most unnatural and inhu.
conduct einanatins IRON Mr. Calvin the brother
in-isw OF Commander Ryan, OF the United States
steamer Huron. made against me and published IN the
apove-quoted paper. N-ie It is possible that Mr..
GAVIN in my position might have discharged tho re-
sponsi ble OF my Office with more 10
bimset can but tbink II would nave been
manly and generous to have Irst called on mo.
II he clt himself aggrieved or TO have reported 70
the Hon secretary 0f the Navy instead or att ,ckng
my official conduct newspaper published hundreds
OF miles from scene oil the disaster aud which at
tack ouly comes my knowledge from other sources
can understand and fully appreciate the
feelings Of tho relatives and friends OF The
lost ana THAR anxiety TO recover the
remains OF those endeared TO them; but they must
bear in that as the agent Of tue Navy Depart.
mcnt here had neither the authority nor the mssns
TO provide every ono WIN steamer ana metallic
burial caskeL thug IL Will be found that stretched
my limited authority 10 the utmost utmost 20 nss
Mr.. Calvin seems 20 thnk my conduct.
ought to be Investigated. beg to inform him
quito ready for any investigators and shall
cali the mportant wtncss u NO Will DO
me the iAvor 10 send me his address LIS quite
possible that investigation may more than satisfy
him.
As 10 the assertion that refused TO permit bodies
to landed at the Navy Yard, absolutely untrue.
But did direct them TO DC taken to tho dead house
ut the United States Naval Hospital, where
they could be properly cared Tor, as both
common accency and regard for the health
OF the living forbade the exposure of decomposed
human bodies, either on tho wharf, Ia q ship house
or rigging loft, only to We finally removed 10 inc
Morgoe at the Naval Hospital, where they were pre-
pared Tor the grave Mr.. CALVIN never asked OF me
that Commander Ryan's body should be landed In the
yard He pursued the only sensible course, that OF
placing il Immediately in the hands OF Norfolk un-
dertaker. W. 4. TKuATlN,
Captain UNITED states Navy I'm temporary charge Of
tho stutionI
MORE VICTIM FOUND.
The Signal Service Observer Kitty Hawk reported
at hvo past nina O'Clock this morning TO the
Chief Signal Officer follows :-''The parolnan from
Station No. reports finding the body OF large
white man, with navy blue pantaloons no Shirt nj
marks and withnut head, skin all on, and buryino
h,m three miles south of that station.
The New York herald., 1877-12-11
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
COUNT ANDRAssY DEFINES AUsTRIAs POSITION
WHAT sERvIA CAN DO IN AID OF THE RUS.
SIAN ADVANCE TO ADaIANoPLE.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD


LONDON, Dec. H. 1877
The Hungarian and Austrian delegations are sit
ting at Vienna to regulate the common affairs OF
the dual monarchy for 1878 The Foreign Affairs
Committee Of the Hungarian Delegation held
o secret sitting on Sunday at which
Count Andrassy was present. According
TO the Pesther Correspondence Count Andrassy
protested against the explanations OF his foreign
policy given by socalled semi-oIflcal organs lie
sad-"Another factor besides treaties must be
considered In connection with the relations between
the European Powers-namcly, the force which
alone could make treaties valid.v As to the ale.
cations concerning the triple alliance he said Aus
trIa was the arbter or her own destlnies
AUSTRIA NOT coERcED.
No European State could more securely count
upon obtaining recognition OF its reasonable and
just demands. lie declared himself strongly OPP
posed to the Idea that. compliance with external
prejudices, the Christian populations OF Turkey
must be continued under Turkish mlsrule. lie de-
MED that Austria was acting under the influence
OF Germany, and declared that no Power In Europe
The New York herald., 1877-12-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CnIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Dec. Ill A. N.

OFFICE THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Dec. Ill A. n.
Indications.
For New England aud the Middle States, falling and
stationary followed by a temporary rise IN the barome.
ter. southcriy TO westerly winds, warmer, clearer or
partly cloudy weather are probable, except In the
northern portions, light rams or snow
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, rising
barometer, variable winds and warmer, generally clear
weather followed In the South west by falling ba-
ro,netor and oasterly to soutbsriy winds
For Tennessee, tho ONO Valley and lake region,
stationary and rising barometer southcriyt westerly
winds. warmer or partly cloudy weather, and in
the las, district possibly light rains or snow.
For the canal regions Of Indiana Ohio and tho Mid.
die states, the temperature will generally continue
above freezing Oh Tuesday night.
Cautionary signals continue at Eastport, Portland,
Thatcher's Island and Boston.
Tho display OF cautionary signals will bo discon-
t.nued at tho lake stations, excepting Milwaukee and
Grand Haven, on and after the 10Th inst
The New York herald., 1877-12-11
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature ior the past twenty -four hours In com
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year. us
Indicated by the thermometer nj HudnuIs pharmacy,
HERALD Building:--
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OUR TROOPS TO RESPECT THE
BOUNDARY.
[pY rELEGRApH TO THE HERALD

]
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec TO- 1917
The practical effect OF from the secrc
tary OF War to prohibit United States troops from
crossing over into Mexico under any circumstances
whatever Tho troops route for this department,
consisting OF twelve companies OF infantry, SIX OF
cavalry ana four OF artillery, will concentrate at San
Antonio ior distribution
The New York herald., 1877-12-11
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

pool and France, Tor Havre, will sail from this port on
Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post Office at
eight A. NJ and Tor France direct al the same hour.
The New YORK HERALD-Edion for Europc-win
DO ready at half past seven O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers tor mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1877-12-11
BANK SUSPENSION.

rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LAWRENCE, Kan, Dec TO- 1871.
The Simpson Bank, OF this city, went into vounA
tary liquidation to-day. J. s. Crew was appointed
receiver The liabilities covered by the assetA
The proprietors OF the bank W. II. Simpson and
j, J, Crippen.
The New York herald., 1877-12-11

II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane the sole Of genuine Az
bestos Paints Roofing. steam Pipe and Boiler coveriugA
The New York herald., 1877-12-11

DAMP AND COLD ARE DEATHS PURvEYORS.
but the lung taey produce speedily removed
BY the timely OF HALE's IioSEY or HoRkHoUSp AM
TAR
The New York herald., 1877-12-11

A.-BUY YOUR HATS From BURKE, 2ll
Broadway. Style and texture unsurpassed Fine silk
The New York herald., 1877-12-11
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Average temperature yesterday. y............... 20
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. observation-disclosures. liz
The New York herald., 1877-12-11

HAVE SOLD $1,000 HOLMAN's PADS, AND II
4 JUNIUS HART. Memphis. Tenn.
The New York herald., 1877-12-11

THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcTING PRESSES.
capable OF printing 1900 copies per hour
OF an eghtpage paper either six, eight columns
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY Be
LONGING THERETO.
PRICE, 5000
New York Herald
The New York herald., 1877-12-11

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- ANN ST.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING To LET SUITABLE F.,R
LAW, BANklNn ISsURANCE OR ANY LIIhr
BUSINESS PURPOSES APPLY IN THE COUNT
ING ROOM OF THE HERALD.
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