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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-21
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" won the name of The Representative New En-
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Of current progress in all departments of life, by
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JON N SON.

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Hats and caps at Strongs.
Judge Pixies health is very poor.
Mrs. Soper is quite comfortable but
very low. 81"
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Recognizing in President Hayes

And his administration both willing and effective
instruments for the political reforms which The
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make his reforms complete and effective. This,
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CENTRAL VERMONT R. R.
R1tAxNs GOFNG SOUTH.


MsH~-Leaves St Adams 100 a. m, .Bur]ingtona
730 a. M, Waterbury SAT II. M, for Boston and
New York, and intermediate points.
DAY EXPREsS.-Lcave Rouses Point 1908 a. m.,..
Montreal 800 a. M, st. Adams ll.55 m.,p Bur-
lington l2l5 y. M, Waterbury l3I p. ~, for DOs-
ton and BpattieboEo and intermediate points.
MINED TRAIN.-Leave St AlbaAs $40 y. M.
Burlington 432 p m.. waterbury T0S p. m.s for
Montpelier and Northtled.
NBHT ENFRESS.=-kr0m 0gdensburg, M0ntreals
St. Adams and Burlington, leaves Waterbury 500
p. M, for Boston anil New York arAsal ntrrmedi>-
ate points
TRAHzS G0HNG NORTH,
AccoNMoDtsTroS.-Le Leaves Mortified 600 ans,
Waterbury Gas M, for Burlington, St Albans,,
Rouses Point st. Johns and Montreal.
EXRESS MAfE,-Leaves Boston S.OO am. Spring
field S0Na. ~, Waterbury 4.05 p. m.,, for Buriing
ton, ST. Albanss OgdensbnIg,, Montreal and the
West.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS White River juno
ton l35 p. M, Waterbury ass p ~. for Burling--
tom and St. Adams
NIGHT EXPREss.--Leaves Boston a2a p. m.,.
New York 800 ~ H. rringhed 500 y na4 Water
bury 355a- M, for Burlington, ST dlhans, Mon
treal, Ogdensburg and the West
Pulnan's Parlor Cars on day express trains,
Puiman's Sleeping Cars ON night trains.
Through Tickets for the West sold Mt all princi~
pal Stations.
So. Adams, Va, Sept L. 1871
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2 Village Residences In No. Hyde.

2 Village Residences In No. HYDE
Park, either of which viii be sold for less than
one half the sum they have been previously sold
for.
I Piece of Land, about az acres, In
Hyde Park, near what is known as Greenfield.
40, 900 feet cIapboards.
$4,000 feet spruce flooring and
finishing
10000 feet com m o n spruce
boards.
30, 900 feet spruce strip Iath.
5000 feet dimension timber.
5000 feet spruce plank.
10, 900 feet bass boards, Ia to 2
inches thick.
5000 feet brown ash in. boards.
IS tin peddIe boxes, old.
good one-horse lumber wagon,
nearly new.
I one-horse lumber wagon, old.
2 set running gears for lumber
wagons, old
good buggy wagon, nearly new,
2 cheap buggy wagons.
2 slelghs.
I sulky, old.
pairs traverse sIelghs.
2 light driving harnesses, nearly
new.
light driving harness, old.
200 butter tubs.
I large new storage tub, or sap hold
er.
400 salt sacks.
100 cords stove wood, dry.
| piano.
| full sett tinmen's tools and ma
chimes.
SO NEW STOVES, comprising Box,
Parlor Parlor Cook, Low and Elevated Oven,
Cooking Stoves, Stoves for wood, Stoves for
coal, Stoves made of cast iron, sheet iron, and
sOapstone
so second hand low and elevated
oven Cooking Stoves.
200 pieces hollow ware, including
cauldrOn and potash kettles.
5000 pounds stove castings for re-
pairing nearly every stove sold by me during
past IL years.
l.OOI MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
which, with the aboue list, will be offered on
terms that will make them SELL, for am de-
termined to clean them out.
nn@bH Q nANE
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Boomhower Saturday evening at Town
Hall.
Johnson, of the pulp mill had two fin
gers badly crushed by large stone.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
A CHURCH SENSATION.

Quite sensation has been occasioned In church
circles In Newark tho report that Two deacons,
formerly attached the House OF Prayer, the Newark
st. Abans of the Episcopal Church, reoonty whilo IN
Rome, abjured Professionalism aud espoused Roman
hocism. The dcacons In question are Rev.
Messrs IL. Van Rensselaer, and +. Mackal Both are
members OF highly respectable and wealthy New York
families Whie attached TO the House o Prayer they
copformcd to the PRACTICES and teachings OF the
Church and in all outward ways gave proof that
they belong cd TO what Is called the advanced Church
party.n Now 1t Is stated by Rev. Mr.. A. L. Wood, tho
curate of the House OF Prayer that their coniorma-
ton TO the practice and teachings was done under
protest, "for they frequently expressed TO me- " ho
states ther with the school to which
the only parties in the church with which they could
conscienuousy identity themselves were the Low, or
Broad Church men.u Rev. Mr. Wood adus 'that II
tnoso younp mon mad boon thoroughly inibued with
the principles OF tho advanced school, they would
never nave been guilty OF schIsm sister OIL kev.
Mr. Van Rensselaer, also joined the Cathoc Cbufcn ~
the same time with Eor brotncr.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
SIEDMAN Oh TAYLOR-WHICH?

To THE EDITOR HERALp:-
spondeut ''W B j., three or four questions adding
word as 10 h. T. Stedman. In what respect is Nv.
B. Us" curiosty literary? Does he mean that be has
curiosity IN literary nattersy II SO, VIII he not upon
reflection, deem sentiment based upon the allegation
that mau has an uninteIectua look about as worthy
Of consideration the thought that the ape at the
European Circus ranks as an 'hcr Of all the agcsn
and .'litorary iocr Simply because he has gaze
ard mien OF the ideal Cniei JuAticcS by sucn idlo
curiosity does not NV. B. j." show himself the .or
AIRY curiosity" The only in the premisesg SOnle
might think that his evident ignorance oil the brilliant
OF Stednian in college, which has since con-
unued uninterrupted ana grown propor onatc TO tho
larger world, renders "W II. j. quite a curiosity.
That Is dotted with public appearances IL
New YORK Yale Association ana elsewhere, ut which
the poet acquitted himself IN manner showing
that hc shCno WIN no borrowed light Whatever nc
may 40 IN Wall street, Siedman could not have
founded, upon margins suppied by Bayard Taylor or
anoter the reputation he has acquired as poet More
which has the lustra, e a., OF Stedman's "ringY 7"
Lest may seem coincide with NV. u. J. .'s implied
criticism upon Stedman's physique let me add that
Tie lusre OF ihc rng Is the lustrc OF his eye, and
that OF his eye IS that oil star-some star OF June
differing even from mat which Nv. b. j." may
presently see casting ba!eiu glance at him through
the Dicak ovember air for his uhJust comment upon
one who 'shares the gifts of nature with lilies and
the halI-blown rose" A.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
HORSE NOTES.

Bernard and Aiken bavo given up their respective
calngs at Fieetw ood Park
Lieutenant Ismailor sold yesterday to Thomas WI
mans, OF Baltimore the four Ruyian trottcrs which
he brought to this country months since, with
all the vehicles, harness. and other paraphernalia
The horses shipped last evening TO Baltimore.
Lieutenant lsnailoT Will leave New York Th ursday
next Tor Russia, and will join his regiment in the
army the field after his arrival at homo as
possible.
Charles W. Barker is driving the fast pair OF geld
lngs the road Fearnaught Prince and MalakoiE
They are OF fine size and 60 well together.
Colonel D. McDaniel's sale OF forty head OF thor
oughbreds will take place at c. W. Barkor's on No
vember IA.
Thomas Conners is driving tho fast sorrcl and bay
trotters, Rip Van Winkls and FRANK, together. They
make fast team better than 2:40 jerome avenue.
W. b. Astor and Thomas 7. Wallace, II is said. pay
all the expenses their horses and give their trainers
all tho premiums they win. This 10 . losing game,
and Is not played often.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

Should the weather keep fair until Saturday after.
noon and probabilities indicate that way the Jerome
Park course will be in splendid condition for the great
races which will come of at that time. Tho rain OF
wednesday will De OF great advantage to the track
should there be no moro, and the fastest and best
racing that over took place jerome Park may be
reasonably anticipated. The great between Ten
Broeck Parole to be In every mans mind at
she present time. and public places large amounts
are being wagered result The betting seems to
be at "evens" In this city, while at Baltimore and
Washington we learn that Parole has the call ~ odds
II will be grand struggle for mastery between these
flyers ard well worth witnessing.
Besides the great race the mile and . quarter and
the and half dashos will be exceedingly inter-
estng as some OF tho best OF the Eastern horses will
be entered against tho Western CRACKS King Faro and
Vera Cruz Tho close this afternoon for oil
the races, when we anticipate good fields tor each.
There are number hero that be
entered the mile and quarter and many good four
yearods aged capable Of giving Vera Cruz
SO close u struggle that he will know he has had
race when the affair is over Tom Ochitreo may be
we'll enough milo ana half by Saturday,
and speed is his FORTE should he be entered he will
be we'll backed. Then there vrgnius, vcoroy, st.
Martins aud others that will the affair interest
ing and might divide tho purses.
The steeplecnase Will, no doubt be good one, and
the entries should comprise the best OF that style OF
horse In the country.
Special trains will leave the Grand Central Depot at
IL: SO and Ills O'Clock, well the regulars up
half past TWO p. NJ, which Will bo in time for the
champion race.
Admittance to the fold has been reduced to fifty
The prices the other parts OF the enclosure
will be the same as heretofore.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
BAPTIST LITERATURE.
THE SOCIAL UNION ON THE PUBLICATION so

THE SOCIAL UNION ON THE PUBLICATION so
CIETY-THE WORLD TO BECOME BApTIsrIc.
The Baptist Social Union met last evening In Del
monico's Fifth avenue and Twenty-slxth street, Mr.
John II. Deane, President DR.. Henson Grinlth. tho
Hon. william Bucknall and Mr.. II. G. Jones' ali OF
Philadelphia were present. having been invited to
present the claims OF the Baptist Publishing
Society, whose headquarters In tho Quaxcr
City, Mr.. Deane IN introducing the subject
read from the last annual report OF the society an ex
tract on tho power Of the press literature Tho
press ho said In degree the creator Of modern
press Will do our bidding, ana II we are wise wc will
to the utmost 1t will utter whatever tones wo
put into it The writer said he would rathor
write Q good book than win Q battle. Twenty
years ago. said Mr.. Deane, Baptist publica-
tons did annual business of $4,000; now t does
u business Of moro than $400, 600 year. DR. Griffith
the publishing agent OF the society, addressed tho
union on the benevolent part societys work. by
which II has planted Sunday schools and churches
tho South and West and by its colporteurs has
more missionary work than all the missionaries In this
city last year Pennsylvania politician told tho
Doctor last year that his party spent $3.50, 900
TO distribute political documents throughout
New England also spend money TO circulate 20 600
copies of Paines "Age OF Reason" every ten years
DR. Griffith therefore urged larger OF the presa
than the denomination has made oil It, The society
Is now 900 behind, and must have that money
before next March beside the current receipts to carry
Bucknall, Mr. Jones, Mr. Howard, of Hartford, Conn.,
formerly President Of the Publication Society Mr. Nc.
Arthur, Of this city, ana Mr.. james G. Reed. after
which the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

George A. Phelan, Daniel Phelan ana Thomas K ing,
composing the firm Of ID. Phean, Son Il Co., coal
dealers, No 143 Goerck street. have bocn adjudi.
Gated voluntary bankrups, On motion OF Ar Albert e.
Aubery, before Register Winsow. The total liabilities
of tho Grm amount to s42 900, their assets arc
merely nominal Tho following are the largest crod-
itors:-PhiladcIphia and Reading Coal ana Iron Com
pany, Sl2,0D6 Al; Eleventh Ward Bank, 50, 3o5 10;
Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western Railroad Com.
pany, s5,2i3 AZ; James Boyce, Jr, Co., So 424 IA
Henry 4. Downs, 5000 IS.
Register Allen has received a warrant in bankruptcy
against Max woln and Percy wolr, composing the
hrm Of Max woin Co. Wholesale dealers IN dry goods
al No. III Waite street, who have been adJudicacd In
voluntary bankrupts the petition ol Their creditors
Thor liabilities aggregate $3Ig, 81 the nominal as
1882 or wnilc their real Is placed
$9,4O2 40 Register Alien has called the irst meeting
of creditors prove debts and elect an assignee in
bankruptcy TO be held on November 49,
John Bogart engineer, OF No. % Broadway, who
tailed January last with Liabilities s25 900, ap-
piied 10 Register Dwight yesterday his dscarge
IRON bankruptcy, and there being no opposition on
The part OF the creditors his discharge viii be grantc
App icalion was made Yesterday to Register Day ton
BY Nary B. Sumner who kept i large boarding house
In Thrty-flth street, near Madison avenue, Tor her
discharge from bankruptcy, which VIII De granted as
there was no opposition on the part Of any OF her
ereditors.
Joseph II. Carroll, OF Newburg made application
Yesterday 10 Register Little tor his discharge from
bankruptcy. Ae there was no opposition, aud the
consent OF the creditors having been obtained the
egster decidcd 10 favor OF the petitioner and he viii
be discharged.
ridge q Co., wholesale clothing manufacturers at No.
S2o way pending before Register Fitcn the cx.
niaallon Of the members OF tho hrm was concluded
yesterday, and "a voto was taken ON accepting the
oncr OF the rm to settle at forty cents on the dollar
In four equal nstaments at three, SIX nine and twelve
months which was carried 0y majority Of tho crodi-
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
FAMINE In NORTH CHINA.

To THE EDITOR OF THx hERALD:--
telegram has been received from Pckin, dated
October l6 stating that the autumn crop has been
failure ia three provinces IN North China VIZ, Shan
tung, Chihi aud Shansl and that tho famine
than II was last winter. Timely aid viii now save
thousands oi ves but the closure OF the Peiho River
Dy ice makes u necessary 10 send aii immediately 80
that supplies may be from Shanghai before tho
Ivtn ol December am permitted 10 state that CON
iriOutiOLs from the benevolent VIII be transnittcI to
shanghai by cable II handed in 10 Me.srs. Oiy phanI
co. tot Chna) No. 104 Wall street, New YORK, and
Their donations Will tie wisely anu directly opplied
the rcof OF the lanshing through tho agency Of
American missionaries residing IN that region. am,
SIR, yours, &c, =. WELLS WILLIAMS.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02

tors, ard the case now passes ON 10 second meetnX
Tor confirmation.
A meeting OF the creditors or Rothschild Hey
man, dry goods jobbers. of No. 37l Broadway, was
held yesterday nj the Office Of Register Dwight The
hrm failed in April with liabilities amounting TO
s327, 600 twenty-five claims were proved Yesterday
beng principal ones:-Simon BerDhelmer,
SIS 80 20; Adolph BernrScmer. $50, S62 33; Bern
heimer Schmidt. SAL, 505 80, Merchants Exchange
National Bank, SIS, l53 90; William Ewart son,
81, 553 81; II. Bernhcimor son Co., $40, 1873 As;
Jerome Bernie mer, So. 3lS 40; Jacob Lowenthal,
s., ,259 75 Max weil s., 7l9 So After hard contest
Cornelius Rose was elected assignee 10 bankruptcy
In the County Clerks onice yesterday there was
filed the assignment OF Raphael Lcwcntbal ana Max
Gabriel comprising the firm OF Raphael Lewenthsl
Co., TO Adolph II. Petshaw, and Of Aichael Ash TO
Crederlck Lewis
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD.

Fleetwood Park was fairly attended yesterday TO
witness private trottng match tor $780, between 7.
Trimbe's gray gelding Culver Bay and 8. Lowden's
gray eelding White Fawn. The race was very finely
contested, Culver Boy winning the first heat White
Fawn the second. Culver Boy won the third and
fourth heats and trotted throughout In gallant style
The following Isl
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD observation-disclosures Nov. L.
Match $780, mile heats, best three IN ve harness.
T. TrImble's 9. &. Culver Boy. ........... l
S. Lowden's e. 6. White Fawn. 2 2
No time taken.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
YACHTING NOTES.

Mr. Cuthber,, builder OF the Countess OF Dufferin,
has in process OF construction at Coourg Canada,
schooner yacht Of $50 tons, which will visit Now York
waters spring sail tor tho Americas Cup. Tho
yacht has been ordered ny stock company, and
Will be OF such dimensions TO receive time allow
from most Of the ilrst class boats in the New
York cluu.
The steam yacht kyark, NY.Y.C., Mr.. E. 5. Jafray,
IL being heightened twenty feet amidshps, by Mr.
Samuel Pine, Williamsburg, l.. l. She Will be sup
plied with new ana larger boiior.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

grand athletic exhition will be gwen tonight at
the Theatre Francais by James o'Neill and X. A.
Pennell. Among the athletes who viii Mil
ier, Dwyer, Messenger Latin, Murphy, knteli and
Schroeder; Professor Dohm, McDermott, oil Boston;
Arthur Mullen, OF Brooklyn; Professors Scnac, Au-
bry, Fredericks and De Turck Several amateurs
10 box for gold medal w. j. Austin and Richard
Berger are wrestle Grnco- Roman style, while steve
Taylor and William Mcclellan will have rafting
kxxtp mn
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
SALE OF SMUGGLED SILK.

sale Of smuggsd silks, recently captured by Cap
tain Brackett special Treasury agent, on the National
limo steamers took place Yesterday in Liberty street
under tie direction Of United states Marshal Payne
Tho stock offered was OF the best quality. but tho
prices roallzed fair, considering the recent ail
in inc value OF this class OF merchandise The entire
lot consisted OF l03 yards, which realized u per
yard average.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
ALABAMA STATE GRANGE FAIR.

MONTGOMERY, Nov l, 1877.
The weather Is nne. Every department Of tho
State Grange Far full and the display surpasses
any ever before seen in the South Tho grand mill
tary parade and prize drill for the championship Of
Alabama will take place tomorrow Twelve COM
panies will be the ground. There will also be run
ming aud trotting races during tho day.
On Saturday the great trottng match, free to all,
for the Citizens Purse OF $3.50, besides two running
and three trottng races will take place.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
TEMPERANCE WORK In JERSEY.

Thirty clereymon ana large gathering OF the laity
attended the Temperance Convention In 81. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal Church, Jersey City, yesterday.
Tho Convention being held by the direction and
der the auspices Of the Newark Conference Temper
anco Society. Tho object OF the Convention Is 70
awaken deeper interest and harmonlze efforts the
cause OF temperance The sesson opened with