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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-28

liINEsBURGH Mr. NJ Ilinsdale bad a
horse and wagon stolen, Saturday night
Officer Miles followed the thief TO Wey
bridge, and arrested him Sunday. He had
a hearing here, Monday, and was put under
$500 bonds to appear at court. Failing to
procure bail he was taken to jail. lie is a
man about 30 years old. and says his name
is Hiram +. Clark Ii is thought tho horse
and harness Is stolen, and officer Miles i.
holding them.
Charles Picknet's house and barn were
burned 10 the ground, Monday night.
There will be New Years ball at the
Flanagan House. Berkeley orchestra will
furnish the music. and all who go will be
sure of good music and good time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-28

An AVERAGE of dozen tramps are enter
tanned nightly at the police station.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-28

The Sons OF VERMONT in Chicago, will
have grand banquet on the 18th of Janu-
sry
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-28

Health Is an inestimable Jewell The cough that
deprIVeI OF il may take your life toe. One bot
tie of Ha'ss Honey Of HorshouHd and Tdr will avert
the evil, ami save you from consumption. VIII
YOU weigh Life against hslfdollsr Sold By all
Druggists
PiKe's Toothache Drops cure in minute.
Dec 2l-diwlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-28

''NEGETlNE," SAYS Boston physician. has NJ
equal as a blood purifier. Hearing OF its many
wonderful cures. after all other remedies had
failed, | visited the lahrstory and convinced my
self Of its genuine merit. II is prepared from
barks, roots and herbs each ct which is highly eff
iective, and they are compounded in such Il man
ner as TO produce astonishing results
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-28

For atrocious crimes, scandals, hair
pullings, knocks-dowr and -drags-out, yard
arm-and-yar arm engagements, RUTLAND
is the boss town of the State. The wicked
est man in Rutland must indeed be a mora
curiosity.
As result of the railroad hearing at St
Johnsbury, the other day, Judge Power'
has appointed II E. Folsom as receiver Of
the Missisquoi Clyde Rivers R. R., ir
the interest of the first mortgage bond
holders
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-28
THE SCIENCE OF LEE
Or
MISREPRESENTATION.

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The Science of Liie is beg ond all comparison the
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The first and only Medal ever conferred upon
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Thi. book contains moro than - original pre-
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Address a, above. Tho author may DO consulted
on all diseases requiring skin and experience.
Ollics hours u. III. to p III.
De- u, y mon wed rhuSwy
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Drowning Accident at Lawrence, ". ..
MALONE. n Y, Dee. 81 Paul and Alex
snder Laiesh, aged eight and ten years
respectively. were drowned at Lawrence,
N. Y. yesterday afternoon. They, with q
little girl, were playing on the ice and fell
in. The girl was rescued. Both bodies
have been recovered
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rNpgR TIE INFLrENcg OF LIQUOR

a few minutes before the explosion. There
is no doubt the disaster was owing to his
carelessness. \ large force of men are at
work clearing away the ruins and searching
for bodies The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-28

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Bear in mind that the most important discoveries IN
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Dec l. wed, -satSwm
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'EARCHlNG THE RUINS FOR THE DEAD-IHE OIL
SToRY-A DRUNKEN ENGINEER.

Nsw YORK, Dec. 2I.-There is continued
excitement relative to the horror of last
evening. One man was, this morning,
found under the ruins crushed to death
The engineer in charge of the boiler and
the fireman are both missing still. and it is
believed were killed. The engineer. says
the Tribune, was seen several times il
liquor saloon next door, yesterday. and was
seen TO be
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-28
BLOWN THROUGH THE ROOF.

Fltty-six wounded and one dead were re-
ported at the Chambers street hospital al
6:45. Numbers were also sent to Bellevue
and other hospitals. IL is estimated that the
wounded will reach l25. OF the 275 per-
sons employed in the factory but few
escaped unlnjured. lhe number OF dead i
uncertain. and VIII be until the wreck Is
cleared away The fire was under control
at $50 and by Gas only dense smoke sur
rounded the ruins.
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Ghe &ree Rress.

The Free Press Association.
G. 6. BENEDICT, Editor.
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sSBismarck has returned TO Berlin.

n5-The Natchez Miss Democrat wants q
negro on the Democratic State ticket.
RIA man in West Troy died Thursday
unpleasant moral.
nSIt is said that there are more Cinnamon
IN California than eau now find profitable
employment.
~ Miss Phoabe Couzins has been chosen
lrst Nlce-President Of the association a
the Alumni OF the St. Louis Law school,
~An Iowa farmer became angry win
his horse and struck Il with a club. Tha
horse kicked back and killed him.
~, John Mantle, employed TO investigate
mail robbers In Arizona. was caught leadine
gang that stopped and rified a stage.
S-The wife of Gen. Jeb Stuart is a teac,su
IN the Stanton Female Seminary, In Vir-
ginia.
py-Charles III. Carr, formerly q broker On
Wall street, was kicked TO deah by a horse
in Cincinnati.
ss-A son OF the late John c. BreckinrIdee
is about 10 marry daughter OF Lloyd Teyfs.
reputed TO be the richie I man IN California.
ait has become the fashion in Paris Co
have monogram OF the owners initials I'm
The center OF the window shades and cur
tains.
S-The state OF Kentucky pays a dollar
for fox's scalp, and this year nearly all the
scalps.
sS-In district OF Northampton, England.
school board has decided 10 give glass OF
beer TO each of the elder pupils who at the
end of the day is at the head Of the class.
RIA bashful youth wishes TO know How
10 win woman's lover" Kiss the babies,
caless he tom cat, and pay strict attention
10 The old lady.
AZ 1t is now proposed 10 make arrange
mems LOT issuing ~ gold coin, and the
whole thing looks like an undetermined
attempt TO put gold entirely beyond tho
reach OF newspaper men. lBrsdgePdt
Standard
~ Ii is proposed to cut down the salaries
of the scsool-ieachers In Boston about IN
per cent, which in the aggregate would
amount 10 more than $4,000 per annum. Tho
number OF teachers was much reduced q
wear ago
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CROWN. On the 2d Of July, ls77, q paralysis,
SARAH q. CROWN M the 6th year Of her age.
Der funeral VIII take place from her late resi-
del &C, az clock a. m. July 4th.
EIELIN. On July 2. ls77, after q long ana pain
ful illness Of consumption, WILLIAM II. EDELIS,
agt d IS years and 5 months.
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence,
No. GIG street southeast 1T halt past 0 O'co Il
Thursdsg. 5h day % uly. Friends II the e. mtg
are requested 20 nd. 81
HART. On the 81 Of June, ls77, JosErHINR A.
HART wife Of the late Barrett hart, deceased IN
the 59rh year # her age.
The rtlaiv and friends Of the family are respect
tuhy invited to attend her funeral from ST. Bhn
Church, corner of 18th and II streets nortnwe co.
Thrrsdsy. July 5th, 1t lo1s o clock q. m.
HOLQHAN. ON the I'd Of Iy, 1871, after a long
illness, JOHN HoLoLAS, aged AZ years.
Funeral " Ill take place Thursday, July 5th, q
23O p. m, from hi. residence, No. II N street
LOGAN-The funeral Of Miss ELLA LOGAN n
teae her in the public schools.
Short services will b. held at O'Clock, July fth,
at the residence, 2l23 X street northwes, after
which the bedy viii be conveyed 20 Mount Zicn
Church. Georgetown, from whence the funeral wln
take place.
McKENNA. os July ID, 1877, after brief H.
nees, at the residence OF her mother, No SIS llth
street northwest. MARY ELIzABErH MckENNA. b.
loved daughter OF Mrs. Kate Mekenns and Jss. n.
Mckenna, deceased
Funeral al 8 o'clock D. m. on Tuesday. 81 instant
Friends and acQuaintances Of the family invited -
attend.
PARISH. On the LIST Of July, 1877. at go . m /,
MARY III daughtsr of Laura =. and VIM. =. Paynh.
aged Is months and Is days.
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'I'honAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELLING HOUSE
AND TEN AIRES OF LAND AT TENNAL-

by virtue of Q deed Of trust from VIM Ran -
dolPh Stewart, of date sd April, 1917, re- r.j
corded 10 Liber No. 67s, folio AS, of the Land
Records for the District Of CUlumb q, and by the
Written request Of the party secured thereby will
sell at public auction, on the prem Uses, on MON
DAY, July 9th, 1877, at q clock D. m =, all that
part OF tract of land called Fletchells Chance and
IT may be part parts of other imei ira t., all
lying in the county Of Washington, and District OF
Columbia, ard being part of the same land pur-
chased by one Isaac Marshall out of the estate of
the late DR. Weenls. Beginning for the part hereby
bargslned and sold 50 peTches the 4th line of said
purchase, and on the east edge of the road leading
from 1ennnly town TO BrOokevilie, and running
with and binding on the road south twelve and one
quarter degrees west 49, perches to William Phil
lips lot; then with IL south seventy eight de gre es
east Is perches; thea north seventy three deg
east 30 percLes TO Hurdles lot. and with il north
fJur degrees east So perChes TO A white oak tree
sta ding at hurdle spring north fifty degrees east
Ga perches; then with straight lins to place Of
beginning, and containing ten acres of land, being
the same premises conveyed tn Da~ii Jackson by
Isaac Marshall by deed of Januar Y .S5i, record Ell
in Llher l. A s., No 60, folio Az ,7Ith the Frame
Dwelling house and out buildings thereon.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
and eightesn months, with interest at seven per
cent and secured by deed Of trust premises sold
Conveyancing at purchasers cost, and de Osit of
SlU ct time of sale If of sale not complied
with In ten days, the Trustee the right to
resell the premises at the risk and of the de-
fsuitins purchaser after five days notice in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. O.
W. l.. DUNLOP, Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer je2i-dsds
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MIRRIED.

CRoWLEY-sEIDENsPIS On June 18Th.
ISL AT ST Mary Church, by the key. Father AIig,
WILLIAM q. CROWLEY q MISS JOsEPHISs SEfDEy-
sPIHSER, both Of this city. IL
DoN0VAN-0'BRIEN. On Monday evening,
Jolly "a. ls77, by the Rev. Father Matrugues, a.
Trinity Church, Georgetown, ID. c, DANIEL BONO
VAN 10 Miss KATE O'bRIEN.
PALAZOTT0-WEBB. On June 18th, At SAirt
Paul Church, b. Rev. Augustus Jackson, g. sra
No PALAZoTTo, Of Palermo. Sicily, 20 JULIA W
WEBB of this city, daughter u the late Captain r.
A. Caprun, L. :. Army.
PEAkE-ROTHwELL. on the 9th e J anuary,
1s77, JoHN III PEAkE 20 Miss ANNIE n. RoIHwELL,
both of W ashingtOn. u. &.
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AUCTION SAL. "1
FTTURE DAYa.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auotioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ~.
1AIE, FR0hTIsG ON STREET SOUTH
BETWEEH SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
WEST.
By viz tue of a deed Of trust dated on the 5th "a
day o: Decen Der A. ID lS6, aud duly record fsJ
ed in Liber No S37 foliD 424. ct seq. and by sas
the request of the holders of the notes snail sell
IN front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the 9Th
day OF Juy MI, at o O'Clock m, in front Of the
situate, lying in the said city Of Washington, and
known and described a. being part Of lot numbered
two, % in square numbered fre hundred and
eighty hve aa5 beginning for the same on south
street, tS en h.e - feet east from Inc southwest
nine Is) feet six 6b inches, to the line of said
lot and aev; thence east three 3 feet TO the rear
line or let No D. In said square; thence sou sew
eEteen IL feet nine 90 inches thence east nine fe)
Feet six tbD inches along line of said lot thence
south sixty one (6D feet nine (9 inches to said g
street. and thence west along said street twelve Ia
feet six (6) in,hes 10 the place of beginning with
the improy enents, consisting OF dwelling house
Terms One third cash; balance 6, Il, IS and n
months. ufih 10 per cent interest, secured by deed
OF trust on the premises sold. All conveyancing at
cost OF purchaser SloO down day of sale, aud il
the terms OF sale are not complied with in Ave days
after the day of sale, the Trustee the right
to resell ct the risk and cost Of the deaatins pnr
chaser, BY advertising three mes in some new SPA
per published in Washington city.
THOS. O'BRIEN Trustee
WASH B. WILLIAMS. Auct. 2q-eo&1s
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NATlONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST & SOUTHWEST.
June gath. 1877.
M. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
4:30-Baltimore and Way Stations.
o:9O-BatlmOre, Annapolis and Way Stations,
point Of Books and Way Stations, via Re-
7:5o-White Sulphur q Valley Springs Express,
makes no stops between Washington and
7;55-'St. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
burg Express. (Hagerstown except Sun
s:OO-TBaltimore Express
s:lO-Piedmont, Strssburg, Winchester, Hagers-
town, Point a Rocks and Way Stations.
s:3O-New York Philadelphia, Boston and Bati-
300 Baltimore and Way Stations ION Sunday
connects for AnnspOlis.J
10:00-Baltimore Express.
121O-Baltimore, Elicott City, Annapolis and Way
I:3o-New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore Ex-
erick.D
3:3O-Baltimore and Way Stations
4:3O-BaltimOre and Laurel Express. Stops q
Bladensburg. Frederick via Relay
4:35-Pont Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown
Winchester and Way Stations.
:lO-'Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore Ex-
press; Passengers for Norfolk takeg in the
- cars directly TO boat.
chester and Hsgerstown, except Sunday
$50 Baltimore Express.
1;39-- Baltimore and Way Stations.
l0.O0-'New York, Philadel phia and Baltimore Ex-
press. Stops at Bladensburg, Beltsvile and
Daily Other trains daily excant Sunday iel,
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NS~0''~ ~SN'sS' y, ~""S'sVseo's~ 19~tPHsSfsc'
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot
corner Of Sixth and streets, follows:
Pari9r Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from
Piusburg TO Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago;
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
and the North, 5:a5 N. daily. except Sunday,
Palace Cars to watkins For Wiliiamsport, Lock
Have Haven, almS S and Watkins, at 1910 m,
For New York and the East, 9:5s p. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express of Pull
man Parior Cars, 900 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, SO q. m: and 1 80 p
Washington to Boston.
For Philadelphia, S:2a q m. and 1870 .. m. daily,
except Sunday, and $50 and 9:55 .. m. daily.
Accommodation for Baltimore, $50 q. m, and 4: go
p; IN. daily, except Sunday.
For Pores Greek Line, $50 .. m. and 4:20 p. m
. daily, except Sunday.
ALEXA idbfi AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY MoN ANP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For I His.a Karat s, p {. s1o, 1o,1.m,a
4;a9,s,e,5 p. m. On Sunday at $40 q. N. and
For the south, via Richmond, 1:ss g. m. daily; $50
Train. leave Alexandra for arlington ,.,sno
Sunday =. 80 ana tso M and s1S p. M p M
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car &C.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner of Sixth street and Pennsy
vana avenue and at the depot, where orders can be
et Tor the checking Of baggage TO destination from
p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. lee
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OLD
f A q HI 1 O N ED
7. b. CROSS, JB

Square Bar Soap is the most economical to use
Pressing and wrapping are Of possible benefit b
Soap, but are done to make IL look attractive and
salsble. PROCTOR GAMBLE'S OLEINE SOAP
II made Of Sapontfed Red O,I, the best material
known for producing hard, serviceable and effeo-
tive Soap Its cut In one pound bars Of con venient
and economical shape, and not wrapped. The style
In which this Soap is cut and packed saves ell use
less expense, enabling to sell superior Soap AT
MUCH LESS PER POUND than you are now paying
Tor An inferior article. Every bar Of the genuine
stamped PROCTOR GAMBLE-CINCIN.
MATT OLEINE." Take no other. Sold every.
where. febao III An sm
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VTNHE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
L Turkey, by James Baker, Lieutenant Colonel
B. A., with maps and illustrations, uniform with
Mackenzies Russiai Syo., cloth; $3.50. Reconcilia.
tion Of Science and Religion, by Alexander Win
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History OF Turkey, by DR.. Johannes Blochwitz; SOC
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Struggle Ae ainst Absolute Monarchy; paper; 25c
University Life in Athens; &c. The Rise OF the
People and Growth Of Parliament; paper; 2Hc
Arisdne, By Opiha; cloth 81 rs For sale By
MOHCN BROTHERS,
Booksellers and Sl0ttOplers,
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctionser

STORY AS6 BfsEMtSFF BRS&S:sTSNE
fE3ohT pwELLTSG NO Is SIXTEENTH
CANT TW4:sT0kf BRICK Stable HiHG A n f TIE
REhR me also, TIE DESIRABLE VACANT
DWELLiNG ON THE NoRTH The above
property is in the most delightful aud fsshiosa
dents House, War, State, Navy, and Treasury
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated sep,em- "A
Der sth, A: ID; 1876 and duly recorded in i'm
i h6eT NO 10 a. folio AZ Ct seq enc e
hia; passed in Equity cause No. s,466, and At the
cured BY the said deed Of trust, shall sell AZ pub
81 spcj SRs u i5oat d sss S sATUK
situate and being in the city q washingtoa, Dis
lot mum bered thirty eight $50 and the north eleven
feet aud three inches n; n q. I'M by the depth
thereof, Of lot numbered thirty nine 39, in Chiffon
and Msgruder's subdivision OF lots in square mum
btret one hundred and sixty seven 67 said prop
depth of one hundred and forty-h (I45l feet and
fssE inches to Thirty 80 foot public alley, TO-
Terms OF sale: One-halr IN cash, the residue in
sSu from day a for the
purchaser promissory notes are to be given, bear
tie rate Of eight 90 per cent per snnum' pay.
able semi annually, and TO be secured by deed
tory polly OF INSURANCE ON The 5HiIdins' o.
post Of Sl0 will be required upon each piece II
Piled with in seven a. days we reserve
TIE right TO resell the property az the risk and
OF the defsulting purchaser. All convey ancing at
purchaser scost
Is. The above properties will be sold In two
separate parcels The vacant lot will be offered
frst, and the use second. The vacant lot will be
sold subject TO prior decd of trust, dated March Ia
1916 and recorded in Liber No Sll, folio 37 seq
of the land records for the District Of Columbia,
secure certain promssory note, dated Mach I4th,
lSt, for S50OJ and interest due thereon at ten tU
per cent per sunum from September lith. ls16 said
note being payable one year from its date. The
dwelling will be sold subject 70 prior deed Of trust
dated December gth, $50, and recorded in Liber
NO o. folio 70 ct OF the said land records
70 secure certain promissory note, dated December
10Th 1870 and payable 70 the order of W. w CorcO
ran, esq for $4,000, payable December 2Oth, l5s0
with interest thereon al nine 9D per cent per
from December 9th, lS76; said interest being pay
MAHLON ASHFORD
iel9-eokds JAMES,. EDwARDs,i i''
~ BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES INTER
ested, the above sale is POSTPONED until ii u RS
DAY, July 9th, A. ID. ISL, same hour and place.
By order Of the Trustees.
iy2 WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctr.
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IHE PRICE OBJ HANGING The county
commissioners during the pa~t week baS,,
llNeu tne tsrtn Tor this cruel and unusual
puulsi ment' 10y allowing Sheriff Male the
Sso 81 Two hundred dollars FOR executing
simpson and Martin Henry-one hundreI
uoilaIN mead, 10 this particular case thers
n Va MIue dluerence Of opinion between
the commissioners a. 4 the sharif as 10 tbs
value OF lhe services oi the latter on thai 90
caSlon. Hethought 500 Tor each a small fes-
but was Willing Ia lump the two Tor II n M
ance made most LIBERAL PORT TJbu.co MI,
ViDlgN N-@Af