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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-10-12

ANOTHER RAISED DRAFT.

MONTREAL, P. O., Oct. 5.-Another
raised draft for 200 has been discovered,
drawn by the Vllemare bank of Quebec on
the National bank here. and accepted by
the latter No arrests.
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ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. 5.-llenry Shaw. tho
wife murderer. and Gus Johnson. noto-
rous murderer. both sentenced to death.
burrowed ont of jail last night and escaped.
FRSsT.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 5.-There was a
lirht frost here this morning. but not
enough to damage the cotton crop.
THE LATE ARCHBISHOP BaYLkY.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 5.-Thc remains OF
Archbishop Bayley were received here by
the clergy and several societies. and $1,000
people. and escorted to the archiepiscopal
resisence, where it lies in state.
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MEAN Z, pBERY.-Thursdsy night some
persons entered the storeroom ofthe Cath
Ollie Orphan Asylum, at the head OF Pearl
street, and took therefrom some two hun
bred pounds Of pork. A meaner theft we
have seldom recorded, and we are glad to
learn that tie Mother Superior has pretty
shrewd suspicion a. TO the guilty parties.
An example should certainly be made
Of them This is the third occasion
within very short time that the Asylum
has been entered by robbers.
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ALE SEIZURE On Friday night some
eighteen barrels Of ale. belonging to differ
emit parti,s were seized at the dock by
Sheriff Drew One barrel was rolled int)
the lake and lowed IF by the boys" who
undoubtedly put it where it would do the
most poni
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SOUTHERN NEWS.


YELLOW FEVER.
PoRr ROYAL, S. C., Oct. 5.-There have
been thirty-six cases of yellow fever here up
to date. There were three deaths to-day.
FERNANpISA, Fla. Oct. 5.-There were
no deaths from yellow fever to-day, but
nine new cases.
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pnUitIC COAST INTELLIGENCE


SAN Francisco, Oct. 5.-The grand Jury
has found two indictments against W. b.
Carr for causing to be made and issued false
certificates of the navy Clice.
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FROM WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, Oct She National Re-
publican Printing and Publishing company
was incorporated tI-dav with a capital OF
100000 The inoorporators are \. NJ.
Clapp, Alexander X. Sheperd. Henry IL.
Clapp. and Gen O. +. Babcock
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A preparation which meets want never before
furnished TO the invalid. is HUNTS REMEDY.
Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Gravel, Excuses and lntemperance, and
Mental and Ply steal Debility. are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY. All diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs, are cured by HI NT'S
REMEDY.
CLApKR's ToOTH Ache DRoPs ustaHHy.
Oct ;. deodSwlt
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n ews by Telegraph.
FIRE AT ST. ALBASS.

ST. ALBANs, Oct. 5.-The large wooden
block owned BY Charles Harvey. and &C.
cupied by McGowan * Jones, Kingman
street, was burned this evening. Loss
$50 OOa,
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Ma. ALBERT krLLaM, on Saturday, lett
at this Office sweet potato, raised in his
garden on Locust street. that weighed three
and one-hai pounds.
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A TELEGRAPH OPERATOR ED-AshtOn
+. Hubbard, of falrhayen, telegraph Oper-
atOr at HYdeyille, Vt. was struck by the
bridge while riding on a freight train in
Castleton. Thursday morning, and instantly
killed
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&rn yGrffiiasmenla
SANATINE.
SANATINE.
"a BALM ron EVERY WOUND"

- Old Dr. Sweet New Remedy
~ lis Latest and Greatest Triumph
s-1 The Grandest Pain Destr, amt llea Of the
~ Age The Cului nation OF 80 YEARS ENrt
KIENCE. Surprising and eel psing all former
attempts beyond comparison the graudcs;
discovery OF the l9th century.
- Extracted ami prepared by processes known
only to Dr. sweet, from the greatest Of all
healing herbs.
= The Indian sanntive,
- Together with other rare plants and flowers.
- Tins wonderful remeny frst brought To
- the notice Of the elder DIR. Sweet by mission
airy wfO had lahurUd for many years among
n the Wild Indians OF the lar west. who, with
~ that natural sagacity and in uitive Knowledge
OF useful plants. adopted it as their sovereign
remedy. both for themselves and their next
& oi kim the horse. for Sores. Cuts, Wounds,
"-7 cruises. Lacera'iuns, Burns, ecaldS. thll-
W hlain~, Iniamed Piles, Spra'n-. Lame Back,
Sclatica, sore Throat. Dysruterv. biarrhTa,
= Summer Complain Feons Cole, Cholera
Morhus. skin Diseases, Ery -ipeas, sumac and
- Ivy Poisoning. Chapped and Crsckea Hands.
u AMI finally, am Iree 90 siy. Tor each and
every kind Of Inflammation, whether acute
or chronic it is without doubt the greatest
- remedy known to man. Ii will not cure Rheu-
matism or Neuralgia, neither j. there
- remedy ON the face Of the globe that will, APP
= piled externally, not excepting electricity.
N Gut Sanatne will cure many Of the above,
wbileit will relive all. Its greatest useful ness
-. is in acute Inflammation, and as Lotion IN
= three Complaints Common to Women.
q and in Caiarrh, in fact for all diseases OF the
mucous surface OF either sex, il Will recon-
~ mend itself.
r. FEMALE WEAKNESS.
-. or all the diseases to which trail humanity s
= heir this terrible complaint is virtually the
- most destructive to human life. 1his is an
- important subject, inasmuch as It not only
forms the starting point for numerous DIS
= eases ruins the health IF the indv dual. hut
reaches out 'to generations yet unborn In
Sanatine YOU will lind relief Full directions
- accompany each bottle.
CATARRB.
n which so insidously steals away the life Of its
unsuspecting victim, inasmuch as il renders
-. tie human - stem SO susceptible to atmos
:, phcric changes, and thereby unlocks the door
Il 10 n vile horde OF diseases, may he enectu1lly
- removed by the internal and external use nt
- Sanatine.
- what VIII IL DO For our Dumb
- Friends.
r TrN II and see First, ii j. the finest remedy
= known for the RETENTION OF RiSE IN HORSES.
- IL may he relied on every time Tor many OF
those diseases from which they mutely appeal
tor aid. Try it Try it Try it; Only 20
cents a bottle: family size 81 10 Sold by all
Druggists. Prepared and for sale at wholesale
- only at IE. SWEETS Great Herbal Depot.
= 4jl Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.
u A Balm Tor every Wound"
WELLS, RICHARDSON a co,
General Agents.
AM dNATIN
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rance.

THE YOUNG PRINCE NAPOLEON.
PARIS, Oct. 5-Prince Jerome Napoleon
arrived at Ajsccio to prosecute his canvass
as Republican candidate there. lie en-
countered hostile demonstrations and disturb
ances occurred The Prince mas written to
Fourton, minister of the interior, com
planning of the authorities.
GANBETTA's MANIFESTO
to his constituents appears tomorrow. Ii
is said 1t more particularly attacks Mac
Mabon, disdaining to notice the ministers.
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EUROPEAN NEWS,


LONDON, Oct. 5-Gen. Grant and vile
are visiting Mrs. Sartoris near Southamp-
ton. A reception is to be given the Gen
eral by the town council of southampton,
Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-10-12

The REFoRNED MES.-At the meeting at
Montpelier, Thursday, of delegates from all
the New Eugland States, a constitution was
adopted of the New England Reformed
Mems Club In the afternoon a meeting
was held, J0hn W. Drew, Of Concord,
N. H., President Of the New England Club.
presiding, and A. D. Welch, OF Providence.
r. /. secretary. Short speeches were made
by delegates In the evening a large mass
meeting was addressed by Hon. Samuel b.
Page, Of WoOdyille, N. H.. Col. Frank
Allen. Of Providence, K. l.. and n. D. Par
sons, of Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Page spoke
ably and Auently and to point in behalf
Of reformed men. asking that they should
have a hearing and respect as long as hOr-
est. Col. Allen spoke in an eloquent and
mastery manner, portrayIng the sutferings
experienced by drunkards and their iami
lies. Mr.. Parsons spoke with great ear
nestness ami in a most impassioned manner,
having travelled the lowest grade Of intern
perauce. j. W. Drew, President of the
New England Club. in behalf Of the re-
fJrned men from other States, returned
thanks to the citizens for the welcome they
had received. The meeting then adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-10-12

LIVER DIsEAsFs.-Dy spepsia, Indigestion, sour
stomach sich headache chills and fever, bilious
mess, and cottv.ness cured by the use et DE-. s. D.
HowE's ARABIAN LIVER PILLS.
Sold by Wells, Richardson Co, Wholesale
and ". l.. Greenleai, winooski, VI.
oct l&s&i5w2w
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TnE Grand Temperance Club Of Vermont,
met al Montpelier. Friday, L. L. Dnrant,
presiding Speeches were made by Mr..
Durant. ex-Lieut Gov George n. Dale. OF
Island Paud. VT. Col, Frank Allen, Add
d Welch and Judge E. NJ. Jencks, Of
Provideuce. r. |. The two gentlemen last
named gave graphic account OF their lives
pri,r tr their reformation. Both were re-
formed at the Washington Home, Boston
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Trnvellers' Guide.

Travellers Guide.
TRAINS ARRIVE At BURLINGTON.
From the North, SIS m. and 40, leland sl5p
From the East, by Central Vt. Il. r.. $50 and o'-o
am, SIS aud sis p. IN.
From the South, 30 a. IN. 24O, 40 and 7l6 p N.
From the East. by Bur. Lam. X. r., lli5 a H.
and ij and $50 p. III.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
Going North. 4.lO and 80 a m, ei5, 1872 and 40
pm.
Going East by Central VT. X. X, a.5O a. M, I2I5,
Going south s.25 a. m and I2O, 500 and 70 p. m.
Going East, by Bur. & Lam. K. X. $50 and 7.'5
a. N, AID % pm.
LAKE cHAMPLAIs STEAMERS.
Steamer Vermont leaves for South, $50 a. m, for
North, CO pm; arrives from South, 5.U
D. IN from North, $50 .. N.
Steamer "A. Williams" leaves for North, $40 a. N
arrives, 5 30 p. m.
Steamer Herald leaves for South, 2.3o p. M. arrives
0.i5 a m
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ItE WAR THE EAST.


VIENNA. Oct. 5-rhe Montenegrins have
abandoned hostilities in Herzegovina, be
cause the territory they now hold on that
side corresponds with the line of demarka-
ton fixed by tie international commission,
and accepted BIZ the preliminary confer
ence at Constantinople. 1t is not likely
that the Montencgrins will be allowed more
in final settlement, which must be made by
Europe. Prince Nicholas, therefore, will
attempt conquests on the other side. where
he will not Interfere with the interests Of
any power, and in which ho may cooperate
with Servia if the latter renews hostillties.
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United slales Circuit and District Court.


At Wednesdays session of this court, at
Rutland, the trial Of II. n. Allen VS.. Z. E.
Benton and Thomas Failey. was commenced.
This is an action Tor false imprisonment
The defendant as assignee in bankruptcy Of
the estate Of the plaintiff, procured an ex-
animation Of the bankrupt, to be had before
j. L Edwards, Register At the txamina-
tion it appeared that the bankrupt had GER
tain memorandum books, upon which were
be refused to deliver to the assignee, though
directed 50 to DO. The assignee. therefore,
caused prccedings for contempt to be inst-
tuted. which were rot defended by the bank
rupt. An order for commitment was there
fore issued by Judge Smslley, ordering that
in case the bankrupt did not deliver said
books be be committed to the jail in this
city; aud refusing TO deliver the books, be
was accordingly committed. The defendant
Fsiley. as deputy United States marsal. at
rested the bankrupt in the district of New
HsmpshiFc, and brought him into Vermont
for commitment under this order 1t was
decided ttat there vas no evidence to hold
the defendant Benton, and the trial is still
proceeding against the defendant Faiiey.
Messrs. Start and Davenport for plaintiff;
Messrs. W. Hayward, Of Lancaster, N. H.,
and B. F. Fifeld for defendants.
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Nav TINE TABLE.--A new time table goes
into feet on the Burlington and Lamoille
railroad today, when passenger trains
will run as follows: Leave Burlington at
5a IN. and 4:35 p m; returning. leave
Cambridge Junction at 10 q. m. and $50
p III. reaching here at Has a. m, and
lG:I0 y M.
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Hen embellishments.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Isa protected s,lutono the
PRCTONJDE or IRON,
new discovery in Md cire, that strike u The
rot Of disessr ~ suppliu- the hc'dNitt It's vital
principle or lie element,
Til, is the secret OF the wonderful succc7 q. th'
remedy III curing
U,sptpsit, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Chronic
DlAIrLua, BoiIs, Nervous Affections, Chills and
Feyers. Iiumors, Los, .! Constitutional
,i-or. Neuralgia, Female
Complaints and
ALL DIS 4 \ x Els
ORIGINATING ~
Bad State of the Blood.
Or accompanied ~
DE b LIT y
Oil
"A Low State of The System.
Being free from all Alcohol in any form HS
tHergi,ing sGecis are r"f toHo|"! bg rorTesPonang
r.aciion. but are permanent, miu>:nS SfhENu II.
ViuOR and NEW LIFE into all pats OF the sys
tim, and building up
an Ircn Constitution.
II an excellent substitute for wine or brandy
where a stlmulant is needed,
one element OF the restorative power u. Iron as
a medic.ne is its ghetto action ami the electric
ity developed thereby For female weakness II j.
n specific.
For Dyspepsia, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Debility. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Dropsy. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Neuralgia, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Chronic DiBrrhTa. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Liver COsnrInint, s.c
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Bolts and Hutnors, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For ChiiIs and Fever, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Loss of Appciitr. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Nervous Affections. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
For Female Complaints. Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
To Tone mp the ny >ten,, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
To InvigOraie the Brain, Use
PERUVIAN SYRUP
SETH W IowLE SONS, P5opretors, 70 Har
rison AyenBe. Boston. soldby dealers generally.
Oct . mon. thnrNw lm
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE
DETECTIVES OF
+, L ROPE Il. AMERICA

DROWN'S Carriage, Sleigh. WAGON and Harness
ID SalesroOms. first door south o. Van Ness House,
Rurlinyf0n. VI
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE ;2s5 BE9ADWxx :,
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SAILS OF PAPxkS

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SUMNER RESOKTS--tsr PAcE-5th col.
THE TKADES--7rH PAGK-2d col.
THE TURF-1Sr PAGE-2d col.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PCRPOSES-1sT PAGn--4th col.
TRAY RLLERS' GUIDE-7rH PAGE 4sh col.
USFuRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
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q III REWARD AND so QUESTIONS .1sKE6I. f0k
also Check Of W. H. Cohen Co for $37 5O both dated
July Is. 1877 Ut which has stopped also
gold hunting Watch. taken the night 18th
Inst r HkATil Ek. GtrS W nshington
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.
AT MARKER 4 SONS
AcITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter
SAILS.


or coEkEE OF siSs$S:y ,Hs sS's
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
rWENTy-fOUk hour. allowed tor trial.
At ELEVEN O'clock. D"'
ROAD TURNOUT. comprising an extraordinary stylish.
years OLD; game driver has beaten 2:5o. ana is
warranted und and kind; also top side bar Road
P%kTo srIssft Gsii!s f.es. A.m.
brown Trotting Geiding 14A hands high. years old
very stylish drivcr haS troted in minutes sat: for
top Panel Phaeton by George H. Closes cost S25o nearly
HIGH Bred BAY Tro.ting Gsldns, is9s high. 8 years
sUFEEB ciiEsrNrr Tro,.ns Gs,alns. I5,, high.
tr?ttea close 70 40 and WARRANTED ssund AND kind
HANDSOME BAY Trotting Marc. l5l4 high. years old :
Off so. and d warranted sonnd i and kind
worry gentee driver horse tro In ao
BEAUTIFUL ROAM Trosting Mare, 1874 high, years
old; without exception OF tho finest drivers
hched IN hsrness already tro In 80 without hand:
kind
PROMISING Ray rro,,ng Mare lsst high. years old;
rantod sound and kind
BLACK HORSE. l59s high. years old good. FREQ
EXTRAORDINARY stylish golden sc,rel \ cart Golding
four white feet and faco 5A high old
splendid driver FIST traveller and warranted sound aud
pd Tor DEPOT Wagon sop rony rsae.on top >ias bar
Wagon. platform spring Depot Wagon, and tSen,y-nno
LARGE LOf Of Double and Single Harness
EIudTEES other Rood, Family. Business end low
FULL DESCRirTIoy at .a,e.
NAhhS NEEEk postponed on account ofwenthcr.
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Iro c0NfR16T6Rs. -
Proposals Tor Dam No. on Stoney Brook,

4
Bosros Varga ioAmp OFFICE,
Sealed proposals. indorsed Proposals Tor BUILDING Dam
no. on S%ney sf19s VIII ss ssc rec. " ~ This o1-e
al .hc place and time they vii be publicly opened and
Rad.
OF reside and declare the
poa In al respect. ar anc made w,,hoa, t
They viii awe price Tor each separate item
The nriccs mus, he stated both Ia wiling and in
asare. and Al r,Jpo",s containing 's 10. called for
oc snsd BY The bidder ard accompanied by written
or he s"ss Of
tho contract with asa's,accry sond for lis pero
hid he scceed OF in oihe bond 70 seeompsny the bid
the n.y Deposited with s.id wsser hoard
but h bond or ihe performance OF The contract must be
~r'en bone. sin Satisfactory ,nroties
viii pc roS"oa 70 appear A, hi. sncs With IL. srcurtie
aays mot including sunday tho d.,e notifies
ton of such award ard The preparation and readiness Tor
signature Of the contract.
H.. w"rs ' :" Within ION a.y. are, 'ss exc
until its complexion which completion mus be- before the
The hias VIII no compared on the the engineers
spproSmnc estimate ot quantities Of work 20 be done.
as.ooeueie yards Q, earth excavation.
NO saS,e yard. q broken 'lons.. placed.
10 cubic yards Of brick masonry.
"ss sr. :" " "ns
70 cubic yard. Of n.cr paving IN mortar
27oo SQUARE ,.e, OF face dressing ot.ix Gu, work:
$500 square .ct OF lace dressing NJ pointed work.
~. feet n NJ. spruce lumscr placed.
.nsinssr. oi6es OF the Boston ws,sr Works, N South
The amour, ,he bond required viii be .ueh may
SUN be less than ons.our,h Than
thirds q the sn'ouns o. the contract; .
bids should dcem 10 be for the interest q hs city u
Chairman Boston Water Hoard
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:. - SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
sfLEKDrD OPPORTUNITY -'-'-
70 win
Eighth Grand Drawing. 1877
At New Orleans. Tuesday. Anguish.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
This institution regularly tho Lexs
ature OF the state for educational Ia 1885, with
capital Vt 81 10000 10 which Il has since added
und OF $35OO0O Its Grapd single Number drawings will
take place monthly Is scales pcstpones
the following schcme:--
Capital prise. $4,000
1000 tickets ~ e. each.
BALI tickets. 81.
Last OF Prizes.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
A -cAkrfEKs DANCING AcADEMY. UNION
n .spa sre-tpen all Private lessons any hour.
Glide. specially. Receptions MsndsyA
BILLIARDS.
4 LOT OF SECOND HAND billiard rABLEs IN
"A perfect order equal low prices II. ".
COLLEhDEk. 73s Broadway.
A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD TABLES, NEW
~ and second hand. great bargains; Bagsteie and
Russian Bowling Tables extra indue offered
". n. GRIFFITH Co. 20 vcrcy
J)II.LIAKD TABLE FOR SALE CHEAP-BEEN IN
Du.e only nine months. Cali ~ No. 2i5 kast 8th st.
snloos
L,oR sALE-rHHkE billiard TABLES: TWO 4ltxs.
II one 4xs; 81 ia wiilctt 1t.
mATtINlONIAL.
A WIDOW LADY, AGED ~ YEAKS, WISHES TO
corespond with an honorable gentleman Nth
mAtrony N nutuSiy agreeable: good references given
and expected Ia return Address A. box 5 Herald Up.
Office. ...,.
A GENTLEMAN. 81 WARS DhsiREs AcQuAINr.
Nance OF LADY 40 srim onsily inclined, With soms income.
Address u. H., Herald onico.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-17

-Four men who gave their names as W,
r. Ford, Henry Williams, G. w. Childs
and Frederick Low, were arrested and
locked up in Third-street Station by
Mead and Murray, charged with being
pickpockets. All the fellows were well
supplied with money, aud on Ford was
$500.
Mr.. Arom, New Orleans lawyer, was
robbed OF S2U0 while on the $50 Z. M ,
train on the O., Ii a. D. Railroad. and he
recognized Fora and Williams as men
who were near him in the Car. The
above prisoners will have nearing be.
fore His Honor Judge Wilson tomorrow
morning. Each are held in $5O0 bail.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-17

Toledo, Sept. 25; Cleveland, October 2;
Columbus. October 8, and Cincinnati,
October 10.
The Chester Park programme is as
fol Ows:
O1tOber l6-Purse No. /, 2:40 class.
81 900, divided thu $500 to first, $3.50 TO
second, $3.50 to third and 500 to fourth
borse. Purse No. 2, 1928 class, $l,OOO,
divided the same way.
October 1880 and 1922 classes, 81, ,0OC
each, divided as above.
OctQber B-Purse open to all PAGERS,
$S00-$40O to first, 5000 to second, $12O II
third and $50 to fourth; 2:27 class, trot.
ting, 81 900, divided as before.
O1tober 1925 class, $1,000, divided
as before, and 2:lS class, 81, 200, divided
5000 to first, $500 TO second, $3.50 to third
and 1920 TO fourth horse.
The entrance fee is ten per cent. OF the
purse. Entries are to close next Thurs
day, sept. 20.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-17
Baseball.

The following games were played Sat
urday;
National Associated Press to the Star
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-17

always supposed he had killed some.
body.
Boss Tweed testified on Saturday, be.
fore a committee OF New York Alder.
men, showing up some OF the Ring
thieves, and with refreshing particu
larity as to names and amounts o. mon.
ey paid New York legislators for theiI
votes on the new City Charter Bill
From $40, 900 to $40,O 900 a vote was the
range of prices.
The National Brotherhood Of Locomo
tive Flremen, in sessian at Indianapo-
lis, elected the following officers Satur.
day: Grand Master NJ. b. Allen, Louis
Vile, Kentucky; Vice Grand Master
W. II. Goundie, Philadelphia; Grand
Secretary and Treasurer, W. N. sayre,
Indianapolis; Grand Warden, Jot n
Savage, Lynn, Massachusetts; Grand
Conductor, Charles Pope, Toronto, Cam
ada; Grand Inner Guard, Q. G. Swan,
Buffalo, New York; Grand Outer Guard,
W. Cowlss, Camden, New Jersey;
Grand Chaplain, M. Barphi, Indianapo-
lis; Grand Marshal, E. V. Dcbs, Terre
Haute.