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CRYING Out Against a Job.

The residents OF West Hoboksn had an indie-
raion meeting at Hapln's Hall on Friday evening ana
denounced the proposed scheme to build County
Boulevard asa 100 that must cost the taxpayers fully
t,OoOOOo. Resolutions were passed requesting the
tanpAyers TO against the scheme at the spec III
election ON Tuesday next Tue Frcehoders who voted
fur the purchase ~ the Harrison estate site for
new Court House, at the enormous price Of t22600Q
" denounced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

For several months Mrs. Irene A. V. UoGse.
who shot and killed her husband al Lawrence stitiun
last July has been an inmate OF the State Asylum IN
Trenton and II became necessary that her uracy
shuu, be onclalY established IA order 20 dotermnu
tne ~ position Of her pTuprty. cuumisa dc lun
tiC0 inqWrehdn wah granted ~ the Mercer county
court, ami tfia III a luiy q twenty four men -.
inc,pab OF managing her own aiiairs, ami hat her
property hps Nrury NalIc Of ~ nuu.' An application
IL to be made for tht appolnlmenI Of guardian.
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Discontinued TaiIors.

Many discontented tailors met In Golden Rule
Hall, IN RSington street, last evening. q oonsidss
measures to "beter their coniiion Their grieyAnes
was that they had to WORK sith their wives and chill
drcu 10 get ready tnrtVh I've coats IA -
earn from o. o 10 week ihei exp better trads
neat summer, and they trnd o. fYTh ursahikAtiOa
to command better prices There about $4,000
talOrs IL this city Who surA for wholesale houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21
One Effect of Lc,tinG the Guilty Escape.

WAsHISoToN, Jan. l9.-rhe Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue has called the attention II the secrs
tay OF the Treasury to the increase Of aucs upon the
revenue BY The Illicit dstiaton Of spirits, and to the
difficulty OF enforcing tie internal IN sew.
eral oi the southern states From rtceat reports of
,rcrrs and agent, OF the bureau stationed Ia North
tarAina. Georgia. and northern Alabama II appears
that the Illicit dsillauon and Illegal salcof spirits
carried on to extent unknown NJ any time before
duTlng the eIistence Of the present lawa
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The counsel for the policy holders in the de-
funct Continental Life Insurance Company. yesterday.
In appearing before Judge Pratt TO have the order
pointing referee settled said thlt they were willing
To ace ede to exiuigc Fulcrtons request TO have II
sppear IN the order that there was no imputatiOn
against IN" receiver 1hcy sld that they
pared TO 90 before the referee with any evidence
against the receiver. Il length agreed that such
sn order should be entered aud settled tomorrow.
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HANANA' Jan. 2V|I he stelmer MocteIuma
In ned of 81. gnan, on the coast Of Honduras by
her Cuban ptors, on the 81 OF January. The spanish
guuboat Jore Juan WAS N sight at the time. when the
guuh0ai reached the Mocte2uma she was wrapped IN a
sic"i II ime, The Cuban cnpors, and the captured
mpl Of the Original crew ut the MOcttHunla went
ashore IN Their noat-, the captnrs rcirr,Hg tu the
woods unl tie crew remaining on the hcacn. whence
tho, were ,hen un uy the boats OF the gunuOAt and
oArllel " lleniunSos. Ihr creE are now In MaYanA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

Surrogate Walter A. Livingston of Brook' n
has demanded OF a. H. Dilcy, who conte 10 his eeo.
ton on of particulars ss to what lie intouds TO prove
to tusi ain the assertion that he tr. Daley received
the higncet numher II Yot's cast NJ the November
,lcction The order 70 70 be aked for on Saturday
cualtion ndidac. contends that he received 4b,b3o
votes and thit Mr. DALEY received unl} 1888 votes
according to The Vihcia declaration Of the County Can
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The Westervelts Of West Hohoken are rs-
msrkably ionR.lived family. Five generations live -
MIR Peter Westervelt's house. the hac!cnsaoA
plank road, the SciutI,n PARK. The generations
consist Of Peter We tr-ytt's grandfather n- fathsf,
himself ami his son. and the attrrs chd There arc
four generations ia the fanny VI Flueholdee
John tlOst NeehAHkcn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

When Charles Turner married Margaret Tur-
ner few years ago she widow with little inr
herlt nee She nttcd up their apartment neatly bus
Charles took to Drinking and soon wasted the frugL
WIDOW, money. en- piecc hy piece tl' far are we
s1d, unit one night last week tne hushni turned toe
Witr half naked into the snow storm Yea erday tht
wife summoned courage to maAes complaint again1A
hlul, he arrested
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LONDON, Jan. 20. Monday, J IN. %, Is 6xed for
the argument Of the appeal ofDr saic, the American
medium. who was prosecuted under the Nagrint act
and sentenced TO three mlnths' unnriurnt at hard
laror N the House OF Correction ON oct 81 by Mags
Hate Flowers. SlIde meantime has been gu Osn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

Coroner Hughes Of Youkers In an investigs-
tion Of the origin OF attempt to burn Mr. Emmet
erth's meat market In Mount Vernon, earned that
box hlled with paper, saturated with kerOscne, with
lighted candle paced TIE centre found IN the
bullding by passing constable, about midnight Ne
denute clue TO The ineendiary could be proved.
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sPRiNCTIrIp, Jan. 20.-rhe nineteenth ballot
f,r unuel states Senator rc9uitcd; Logan. W (,
Palmer, sd, Anderson, i2; Haincs. . Parrish. There
were Gttcut,c-. ',,,-s,rt, tn q choice, 100. The
ahuNr.
o. Palmer 80 Auitrson, lHi llAnes, . Parish, L.
Inc twenty second aui twcnty.thrd bal resulted
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Assemblyman James Healy of the First Dis
rict died yesterday morning n his home at 90 Beaoa
street. He Doru In Kirush. County clare,
sixteen years old when he came to this country He
was an Assistant Alderman IN 1859 aud 1870 whss
the Tweed charter abolished the board. lie elected
TO the Assembly IN the OF 1871 1879 1873 l67A
lie died poor. aud his widow anu three children
PROVIDE for. lie MAS forty one years OF age
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

wAsHrSGToS. Jan. 20.-The waters OF the Po-
tomac continue to fall gradually The tides have not
been strong enough to hit the ice, but the
fast cutting taway from underneath and II Is much
THINNER than Yesterday. Ahove the Long Bridge 4 pre-
scuts m nuprokcn ned with occasional small omen
aud on the souIn shore aud around Anacosa Island aud
In the direction OF Easieys wharf, there appear iu-
mcnse gorses Below Tie bridge all is Ice as tar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

lima negroes fought duel at Pine BUNS IN this State
yesterday One Democrat aud the other a Re
publican, and they fought over ponucs. Four shots
were exchanged o.. OF the men wouule three
times, aud II dangerously hurt The other hit on
the right arm Ihe an4r has caused great excitement
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INDItNAPoLIs, Jan. 10.-1he caucus of
Republican members of the Indiana Legsla-
u re tonight, after loug session, adopted the
70 lowing resolutions, which Will be presented
IN The House for action tomorrow:
pa'rsi That believe trr interest Of tir country
De Muds; fr-i tar yo' the people, vi houi fear
or sNurf sr'pnl. a fir Coult oi tue lrEl yYtcs 40
cas-: aud. ssty, Wiling ald prompt Submission by
all mrs 60 the result ~ o. 'srcd ~ ana through The
l~shy constituted Nulhoricf ih-ned FOR ttat pm.
D. eis necessary to Insure r..ce aud pr sperty of
tae county, srd We dtnDunlr as revolutionary all
ate nps OF cadcrs ~ the Den ocrAtr party uiml
date the Ir Of the nation hy rets - anarchy add
war rnle,l ihr ptrson Of thef ll.e .ae De- dec ~
elected Pr sihrnt We orieve thrt lnihrrford B.
Mhesr hs. been elected We -prr-llcLt u Ga, fled
states sgd NAT on, re4lus tor rhc Pfcsion ut tha
senate 10 drCnrr tho result l nr iDusiItu-
tOn - tte ln,te1 Stsi'-. 4ui nat en- the rr-ut
of tie At' eieciiOn shtu te dec ared. VIII .ther
snch rrsl.t shall be in favor nf tlr Krp4olic.n
Dehccr.tc raudii le. % !. r fu'y 81 good ca.
zcLs 20 lulrsce 10 such d"ci-ion We Woud rtinni
the peu Hta c p4rtb Il Tie -. tstlt hts Drru buta
few sh.tt &C. since s'N il Siair- ot the iui0n al
having De-! !ottI'lc ttoNtrIfufNtt fe Jed utu reyu
luilnu asa war " many - lhN airr- who nov ~
The DO. OF thA' pniy. ar Me- liI r'suroftl, -ub.
nit that t1ucfrhcr lh pi lLs from fhr ballot.
D.I TO tAe carudge box has proved dec.dedy uu-
profitable.
The caucu- also adopted a resolution endors-
iug SeHator Morton Tor Withholding his name
irom the report of the Electoral Committee.
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UTICA. Jan. 20.-Davd White, who killed Sol
onion ChrisJohn. both young Indians on the Oneida
reservation, In this county, OCT 1870 IN drum Ken
row, was to-day convicted Of Wauslaughter and was
sentenced hy Judge Merwin the Auburn state Prison
for life. White is about 2S years u age.
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MDDLETowS, n. H.. Jan. 20. The Hon. Daniel
T. Durland whose residence here his brother Assem-
blyman 3. T. purand died on Wednesday, also died
this afternoon, aged sixty nine years lie represented
tho second District Of Orange In the Assembly Of 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

BALI.SToN, n. Y, Jan. 2.-Louis Howitz. for
merry New York merchant who is In jail al this
place criminal charge, attempted to hang him. elf
this afternoon IN his cell WIN n towel The moose
spped ana he falng to the Moor. MAS picked up ln-
telsDle, but has since recovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

The trial in Newark of jacob and Isaac Colo
for conspiracy to defraud @. NJ. ballard, who was a
partner OF Isaac Cole, concluded Friday night
anu the given TO the jury, who out all
night Yesterday they gave n verdict VI guilty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

PHIL,pELPHIA, Jan. 20.-rnis morning police
officer n the northern part of the city 1rrestcd col
orcd man who had In HE pusssson acg Of pork which
he had evidently stolen The colorrd man cudcav vorrd
10 escape from the officer Nho rrcl IFS at him
three times. the lAst slot AHuus N Instantly. The
name oi tue negro nA- not been asccrtaued
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

take great pleasure IN certifying to tho SKIN
eIhibie ed by you In the treatment Of oatarrh where
by a radical aud permanent cure was effected after
some OF the most distinguished pnyselsns had signsy
fsilod. II, II BIXBr, llg Lexington avenue.
To Dr.. Llghthil. =! Mesk Twenty slKth streek.-Adv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

The dark, dirty brick tenement at A. Mulberry
street Is occupied by Italians dispute arose among
them Yesterday regarding the payment - Of thcts
gangs einpuyed Ina c"anlng tue tftet- words led 20
blows and Jus"phO GeraudO sanhel Angelo Dleto In
the abdomen. The wound 10 severe II not fatal. Co
CSC D. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

IrBANOs, Pa, Jan. ~ Las: ;..,ht Adam
Lonehouser. Joseph Williams, and GeorIe Iauber
broke jan here by cutting through the ceiling OF their
cell. 80 trace Of them has been discovered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

The steam or Isaac Bell, Of tho Old Dominion
Line, frOm New York for Richmond, ran aground on
willoughbys SPIT. two miles below Fortress Monroe,
in u deine tOg yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

UTICA, Jan. 2.-An aged man named Wooli-
yer buried alive IN a well forty feet deep W h o
cleaning H. near Mohawk. Herkimer county lhis morn.
ing. lie had not been rescued up to y late hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21
LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS
D1sHEs HERE AND THERE BY THA
SUNS REPORTER5.

sfv""'"s ihto nm via bnnk AccOunt-Is Teofo
Anything Dueto Contractor Timothy Ban
non OF fBrookiyne-An Aidcrmnn's In wsuis-
Timothy Bsnnon, formerly a large contrsctos
ana nrst Alderman OF the Twelfth Ward Brooklyn hss
begun a. suit against the Long Island Bank TO compa
them to give an accounting. and render him the bal
ance II any. due him from sum OF $4,000 that hs
claims he deposited IN the bank prior to and until sbo
May. 1901 The mplant alleges that he In rused "
the defendants s his agent TO be charged hs creds
when collec ed subject 10 his order certificates Of
and orders on the city of BROOKLYN Of the value OF
t6VOO; that the defendants received and collected
the money 20 about tins amount, but with intent "
en.at ana d,lraud the p ,lntir fed. neglected. ana
refused to charge the same TO his credit 10 spt
or recognize any orders made by the paintin the
sum or to account to the plaintiff for the Toe
plantH, who lives at 167 Luquecr street, became
tnyovcd IN 1889 and gave the charge Of his affairs 70
Axhnder Mctur, the present Judge OF the CITY Court
on whose order the money In tho BANK paid. Thh
papers In the case have been served.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

How GLASS rs MADE.-Rsad Prof joys arti-
Gle, with ls j isTstions In trdHI LssAe's IbpHlar
Monthly for February. now puohshsd. Price " Msgs
Ene 0nll ~ cents. .-Adv.
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Msltby 4 CO., from their New York depot, a
arrsoG street supply the entire trade OF tho cy
reduced prices. commencing to morrow.-Adp.
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Notes of Egyptian travel, by Leonard Scott
o illustrations. See Frank Leshe's Popu!ar Monthly
Or February. Prlce 70 cents. ou, 70 day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

Cognacs bottled at Jonzlc distilleries +; also in
wood victor h. MsuSer. sole importer. 40 Rssds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

A Are In the basement OF the st. James Hotsi
Hotel. at ll33 Broadway, last evening clnsed con
siderable excitement among The guests and servants
Inc NNAc- burst through nom turuacf under Messrk
Hartk LeaYy's bazaar adJOlnin.. Ihe Jainsge wss
Nlnng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-21

Further inquiry shows that the attempted
stopping Of Initial letters under section ii7 Of the
postal regulations at the Post ON C by special agent
Mr.. Anthony Constock. and which Postmaster james
refused 10 allow referred to In The SUN OF Friday oo-
CURED three and ha years ago. since which time
one has been allowed IN ihe mailing department OF the
once, and that Mr. Con STOCK has not asked or at
tempted to 20 there. MIR Comstock receives his leten
ai The Brooklyn Post Oicr. NJ COm.tOcx acted under
Instructions from tho Post once Department. which
we're mo iined ny the Pos psnasterGrurr receipt Of
PJstuatter James, complaint anu Special Agent Com
stocks report Mr.. ConstocSs action was jusu1o1
under the Instructions he had received from the PosD
Onicc Depsrtmen AMI he says that no one can pofnt
to an Instance were he has excce 10 ns auth Jrty %
done an unA lul act.
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JOTTINGS BOUT TOWN.

weather once Prediction.
North TO west winds, cold aud clearing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

LAST Tuesday. two men presented them
selves at the town clerk Office, in Rutland
and attempted TO procure a license for the
marriage OF Lee Gilman, of that place Ito
Minnie Smith. daughter OF Willard Smith.
wealthy Shrewsbury farmer. They were
unsuccessful, however, Miss Smiths tender
age (she is only l4) making 1T NECESSARY
that the consent Of her parents should first
be obtained. On Thursday, Gilman visited
the town clerk again, and. presenting let
ter purpOrtlng to be the written consent OF
Minnie's mother. Obtained the license. lie
then drove to Shrewsbury, and. intercepting
his beloved on her way home from school
took her to Rutland. where they were mai
ried by Rev. Walter Mitchell, rector OF
Trinity church. Before night Mr. Smith
hearing what had been going on, went to
Rutland. swore out wit of hGjedS corpus
and sent Deputy Sheriff Stearns in search
of the pair They were discovered and Mrs
Gilman was returned TO the care of her
father
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

ScHENcK's TUIMoNIc s1EUP, FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION CoUGns AND Coils.
The great virtue ofthis medicine is that it riprns
the matter and throws it out Of the system, pur es
the blood, and thus effects n cure.
scHEscKs SEA wEyD Tonic FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The Tonic produces healty action of the som
ach, creating an appetite forming chyle, and curing
the most obstinate cases Of Indi geston.
ScHESCk's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CpRr OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These pills are alternative, and produce a healthy
action Of the liver without the least danger, as
they are free from calomel, and yet more efiacous
in restoring healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies certain cure for Consump.
tion as the Pumonic Syrup ripens the mltter and
purifes the blood. The Mandrake Fills act upon
the liver, create healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases of the liver, often 4 cause of consumption.
The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength to the
stomach, makes n good digestion, and enables the
organs to form good blood; AID thus creates II
healthy circulation OF healthy blood. The combined
action OF these medicines, thus explained, will
cure every ease of consumption, if taken in time.
and the use of the medicines persevered in.
DIR. Schenck is professionally at his principal
office. corner SIXTH and ARCH Sts., Philadelphia,
every Monday where all letters for advice must be
addressed. schencks medicines for sale by all
druggists. Sept J.. 'ieOdlm3p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21
BOSTON MARK ETs.

WEDNESDAY, sept. ~. 1871.
FLOUR. There is n firm feeling in the Flour
market, with increased demand. The
sales OF Western superfine have been OOdj 10
s. p a GEO for common extras; Wisconsin extras
at Sc 006D7 90 ard Minnesota extras at So 800 b
6 - a - tor winter wheat ONO, Indiana and
Michigan s. 0OIS % for Illinois; s7OO@ 25 for
St. Louis, including favOrite brands at SS5O1DS -
per Dbl. Corn Meal at s. 90a3 90 y bbl. Rye Flour
at s. 50 a. 90 V Dbl. 0at Meal at S. 25 al % v Dbl
GRAlN-Corn is firm with fai- demand. Sales
at 63 "a G6c-$ bushel for mixed and yellow. Oats at
lO1JOc Y bushel. Rye, 20 M75c q bushel. Shorts
ut sl7'0O a Il so; Fine Feed and mlddlngs, $500
02iGO T. ton.
PROFESSIONALISM is in fair demand and the
market is frmer. The sales have been at $40 500
II 90 for prime; S3 50Dl4 for mess and SIG OuDls %
v Dbl. for clear. In Beef no change. The
sales at Sl3 000si 80 for mess and extra mess and
SIS 90 "a l6 90 for family. Lard at 81 "a loo Y h.
Smoked Hams at II al l9c U ID.
PRODUCE.-There is an improvement in the But
ter market and choice grades are scarce. Choice New
York and Vermont diaries have been at - a. 3Dc
including fancy lots and creameries; and common to
good range from 10 "a pc v h. Cheese at II al
Ice Y b. White Beans at s2.O0 a y y bushel
for medium: extra pea at 5 > - az 81, and
yellow eyes at 81 75G2 90 V bush Eggs at Il "a Is
U doz. Potatoes at 55D COO Y Der bush.
W0OL.-The market for Wool is firm, and there
has been an increased demand. The sales include
AO,OO lbs Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces at Is a.
lsc ID 10000 lbs Michigan. and Wisconsin
and;New Hampshire at 10 "a i4c V b; 2OOON lbs
combins and delaine heeces at 30 "a 55c y ID.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

FATAL EXPLOSION AT NASHVILLE A tel
riblc explosion occurred at q II. n,
Wednesday Sept. L. at Mineyile in the
yigorito factory, one half mile east OF Tread
ways store. Two men were IN the building
at the time, James McCsrty and Geo How
ard. McCaIty died at 10 O'Clock tho same
dav, and leaves wli. and eight children
Howard died at 10 in the evening. and was u
single man. Both men retained their senses
to the last They could give no reason Tor
the explosion, but 1t IL supposed to have
been caused by kerosene lantern. About
| 300 pounds OF unpacked vigUrite exploded.
while lac one hundred pound eases lay with
in 20 feet OF 1t. and as the cases caught fire
a second and moro terrible explosion was
expected creating quite panic in the ylcIn-
ity; but fortunately the second calamity
was averted. The exclusion was d-tur,i,
heard in Westpu1r. Crown I .nt nud w.
genneI The hut.iunA AMI mu.rin,r> va.
DESTROYED L'ss. nh"ul S4.OOU- Pians-
Jnyh republican.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

RUTLAND. The habeas corpus case OF
Willard Smith, the wealthy Shrewsbury
farmer. against Lee Gilman. for the custody
OF the formers daughter and the latter 5
vile, came up before Judge Ross. at Rut-
land, Monday. Minnie, the thirteen-yea
Ole vile and daughter. acknowledged that
she forged her mothers name and she de-
clsres that she will cling to her husband.
The court, on motion of the fathers counsel,
adjourned the case for two weeks. Gilman
had been at work for the father for the past
seven years-the time that Jacob served Tor
a wife bet be took an older one than little
Minnie Smith
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21

MURDERoUs ASSAULT AT Sr. ALBANs. On
Saturday, about midnight. an attempt to
murder and rob an elderly man named Jo-
stph Rogers was made at the corner of
Main and Kingman streets. In the morn
ing large pools of blood were discovered
upon the sidwalk, and there was every in
dcatlon of a desperate encounter during the
night. For some distance down Kingman
street and in doorway we're pools and drip
pings of blood. Rogers was brutally beaten
about the head and body. and his wounds
are severe and painful. lie has no concep-
ton who his ASSISTANTS were. beyond the
fact that there were several OF them lilo
was found upon the sidewalk by passers by
who undoubtedly frightened of the scoun-
drels before they had finished their job. ST.
Albans has no night police, and the streets
are left in darkness after nightiall. the vot-
ers refusing to appropriate funds for the
lighting of streets
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-09-21
SEPT +; Nj 3 f. r 81, 1877.

'liOW wish that my shin was white and soft
as yours said lady the other day, to female
friend. you can easily make it so o" said the lady
addressed. How Inquired the first speaker,
Use GLEN'S SULPHUR SOAP" Sold by all drug
gists. HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black or
Brown, 80 cents. Sept s, dSwlm
Dangerous Operations for Stone in the Bladder
are unnecessary, as the wonderful medicinal prop
critics 70 nR. S. u. HowE's ARABIAN Tone BLOOD
PURIFIER dissolves it and all gravelly deposits in
the urine. Many Of the most eminent physicians
ack ledge it To he the only cure Tor Paray sis.
Liver, Uterine and Urinary Disease, Dropsy; Indi-
sestion, Constipation, Incontinence, Bright's
Disease and Diabetes Thous Inds of certificates
Sold by Wells, Richardson & Co., Wholesale
Agents, and at retail by Burritt Bros, Burlington,
and W. l.. Greenleaf, Winooski, Vt.
Sept a.S29 L !:;w2w