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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-21

In speaking of a runaway on the
Sabbath, the Woodstock Standard
facetiously remarks;
1t is mystery to great many where
so many young men could come from to
appear on the scene go suddenly, and all
bareheaded.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-21
HEARTY TRIBUTE TO MOODY.

Permit word from an sold salt"
about Moody. Now l have been
around the world and heard preaching
from old England to China; 40 years
at sea, 20 Of that as master; and |
was always church-goer /; but Moody
was the first man that ever worked me
up. What we sinners want is not ell
oquence, but something from the heart
plain talk like his about taking your
carpet sack and getting off that train,
if you are convinced you are not ON
the right one-tack ship on wear her,
Xha I''f8t 0Yfe Wait ito to Civ give witness
that Moody did some good in Burling-
ton, and which is going to last, for |
have joined PauPs persuasion, which
is this: 1.-The blessed Saviour is able
to keep that which | have committed
to His care" | was SO years a sinner
but head believer all the time. Mr..
Moody's preaching has made me a
heart believer. Eloquence and long,
1owery written sermons would never
have opened my eyes. l thank God
for a praying wife that got me to hear
him once. | shall never forget that
sermon about Naaman the Leper-
just my case-all these nice worldly
surroundings: but still the thought
would come; you must leave it all
pretty soon, and you are leper. 1t
didn't require any coaxing to get me
there the next time.
A witness for Moody,
G. MORTON.
Free Press.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-21
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The Palladium says Of President
Raymond that he is (Pa) -sum-sick OF
railroad matters.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-21

The Senate passed the appropriation
bill. but amended the limit of the
army to % thousand men.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-21
BURLINGTON TO PORTLAND.
Without Change of Cars.
Through trains between Burlington and Portland
over the

Burlington and Lamoille Railroad:
EXPRESS MMI.-LcnvcsgBurl at :35 a. M,
C,rG assA ida T. "a
Mountains, arriving at Portland at 0 80 p. M, and
Boston at Q 80 IN.
WAY MAL-Leaves Burlington at 4 ;35 p. M,
for Cambridge, St Johnsbury, Newport and all
intermediate points.
TRAINS arrive at Burlington at IL :45 a. M. from
ST. Johnsbury and Cambridge Junction, and at
0 80 p. M, from Boston, Portland, White Noun
tains, st. 10 'nsbury, Cambridge Junction, and all
Eastern Points.
TRAINS connect at burlington with Central Yer.
mont Railroad and Lake Champlain Steamers; ut
Essex Junction with Central Vermont RailrOad ;
at Cambridge Junction, with Portland and Og-
densburg Railroad.
ALL PASSENGER TRAINS arrive at and leave the
Central Vermont depots in burlington and Essex
Junction.
-. &. LENsLEY,
Gen. Manager.
NJ Il. SPRAGUE, Gen. Freight and Passenger
Agent
Burlington, Sept. 9Th, 1877.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-21
FARMS FOR SALE

on terms that will enable almost anyone to own a
good home.
Twill sell (with or without stock and farming
impements) three farms, containing about 90 IS
and 100 acres. Prices Low. Small payment down,
or secured, and only per cent of the balance will
be required each year besides the interest, until
all be paid. Prices and better description given
If applied for have also for sale q few cows on
same terms as heretofore.
II. S. PAGE.
Hyde Park, Oct. 10, 1877.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-21
THE SUN.
1879 NEW YORK 1878

As the time approaches for the renewal 81 sub
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and weliwishers everywhere, that tits again can
didate for their consideration and support Upon
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tiuuance of The hearty sympathy and generous
cooperation which have hitherto been extended
10 IL fr0m every quarter Of the Union
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BORN
MARRIED.

In johnson, in the Baptist church, by
Rev. B. f. Rattray, Mr.. JOHN SINCLAIR
of johnson, to Miss ETA CRowELL, of
Hyde Park.
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New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
ROUMiNIA AND TIE WAR.

LONDON, Monday, May II, 1877
The HaaddrGS Bucharest special dispatch
SAYS: In consequence OF the resolutions passed in the
Chambers and tnc refusal Of the Foreign Minister dur
ing the debate to give % pledge chat the Roumanian
troops would not eros, tie Danube the Prince is eN-
pcct.d to issue another manifesto Monday"
The following s the text of the Roumanian resolution
passed DIS the Chamber on Friday, virtually amounting
to a declaration of independence:
Tie Chamber. seeing that Turkey by her aggressive
conduct la. s, yD ed tics uniting RvumJnia TO lu-
Lev ana cou.u,riuS that Turkey has c'mmrnc d
host. lilits and HAT tae RouManim GOycum. nt
cam q have already replied to tine Turkish declaration
of war; Yy, unou the ol Justice o tine guarantee
ing Powers IS 'icI assured iouuauiIn political develop
urut iu thc Treaty. of Paris and empowered thc
Government % adopt al such measures as
Will secure TIE existence OF Rpumaua aHt
cfa l, rr ol ttr conclusion ~ peace 10 up well
defined political position rendering it possible for her To
accomplish her historical mission IA the East, unicttcrcd
Uy ans dependence.
The Senate adopted on saturday by vote Of 3G to =
an order OF the day similar in 'ouor TO the foregoing.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
THE DOG MANIA.

Those who hoped that the imposition OF a
tox would relieve NewYOrk OF some Of its many useless
ours and consequently something Of its resemblance 70
Consantinople will find discouragement III t1e Lee9us
OF thr Dog Licensing Bureau for the past week iuc
Scrc OF the Bench Show not the only proof tlt tle
dog mania is still violent During the Week past F1i -
were rpal lied from the licensing or 3,l3 cs OF an '
laes ON SATURDAY alone G7l dogs ObtJlned pcrmlts 10
follow AT "A distance of not more than tOur leet Iion
mir owners heels An amendment To the ordinance
makes a the additional tax 10 be paid for every cap
tulcd cur redeemed nom the pound. DOG ulihps
viii rpslt i'm the killing Of most OF those captured
The Rev. Henry ward Beechers fl,OU0 dos, InI, Ia,
chased at the Bench Show cost so. She u the imported
Isro.b setter Blue Bell u months Old, out OF Gide OF
the BorCcr and was exhibited by {. H.. E4ymOnG oi
Morris Plains " Another setter valued 10y hor owner,
,r RAYMOND al $3.50 sOd at the auction on frdiy
morning for so and Mr.. Brecher Is sd 10 IegiSt als
haste 70 purchase Lester Wallack who paid $JOo loi
the uasT MmgO, took out three licenses tor dogs Oh
saturday.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

for Fowers Impeachment and the city Th'u" io'
pav the expenses resulting from his fault
The Young Mems Praying Band yesterday hel'i
tho first Of series Of outdoor meetings In Leh'r PARK o
Gaicsaye About 500 persons were present Ih' h'' - ="
Nep said Il was proposed 20 make the exercises as interest
ing as possible II any talked or prayed TOO ong no
needn't be surprised hear music in the air. I0at "ouu
be sgual that 10 time for him TO stop number oi IL"
dresses were made .
Gen. Henry ". Slocum has indicated his intentloh
70 retire from the Board Gig Works unless the single
headed Comm rn bill IS passed. IIe has been an ardent AL
yocatcof TINS measure aud IS longer wiling 10 serve III
commission made mp ~ three members Tie ls especially IT,
!ucfaut 90 remain n Office by merely holding over i"h o
old term because the Common Council AMI Mayor cannot
agree upon commission.
The child of James Mcnagh Of No. 10 DHnnett-
place Il months OIL died suldcnyon saturday morning ~
the Long Island College Hospital Or Reed the physician
refused burial certificate without PERMISSION iol p'
rrte examination This granted and after the e1ani
nation c pernt for. burial given. The parents sus-
psced something to De wrong had the cIds boy eopehed
and found that the heart been removed The crcum
stance was reported Dr. Reed was charged WITH t' te
admitted IT, and restored the heart to tho father the at
refused to make any complaint and tue matter "lh DO
dropped.
Abram n. Daley, to whom the Surroga'e'hip Oh
Kings Comfy was awarded by Jurys verdict Friday
night obtained Judgment Of custer against the former IN
cumbent W L. Livingston, and took the oath OF Office on sat
urdly morning Mr. Daley gave $4,000 bonds and entered
uron his dres at once Informed chief Clerk judah T.
Voorhees who hcdh position for II years that e Wou
be rctauod. Livingston On assuming The once aSt Jan
nary several Of the under clerks who had served
under Surrogate Vecier Some Of these is thought MI
DALEY Will recall The official Of br Livingston while
holding the Office are considered valid question has arisen
however the quarters salary of 50 already pd To
Mr. Livingston Judge Morris says that The case VIII be ap
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
ruE sTAIE -ArPORTInENlENT.

ALBANY, May 13.-The Senate Committee on
Aup,rioumeut vii rcpor, TO the senate tomorrow two
a3po-ionmeut bills, drawn mp by Senator NOodiu.
aud other 10y senator Starbuck Both agree ia giving
NcwYork Senators and % Asscuhymcn, and Brook
yn Senators and l3 Assenbymen. There Is also htte
difference between them regarding the counties forming
Senatorial districts The chief difference m this respect
D. whether jefferson CHuutE shall bc given 20 81. Law
renee County form district. BoiI senator star
buck ana 9eLa or Moore di,a prove q" TINS combination
distribution OF AS. .ubymcu IL is pchevci That party
lines cannot bc strictly drawn either of Tie ll. and
tuat-aftcr much debate and several combinations
among member ti!!d bill containing many compro-
..l- ,i Poe passed. some experienced politicians have
predcted that the srl gle between the yariou, sections
10 grasp larger representation or retain what tlcF nave
no hui at ain will be passed. Gov. Rohu.On- threat
% call am extra session ior he purpose u no fair app'r-
toumeut bin Is passed, viii no doubt however secure
the passage Of some Dill
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
TWO NEW CLAIUiNTS.
VANDERBILT MONEY WANTED.


MRS wOODHULL AND MISS CLAEMS DEMAND
$1OO.OOO-HNTING Al a GREAT SCANDAL.
A claim has been presented 10y Victoria c.
Wo1dluu and T.nnic G.. ClafT against the estate of
Commodore Vanderbilt, for about 100000 the exact
amount not being settled tt las been reported that
suit against William u. Vanderbilt ha- been begun, and
tie claimants themselves gave this impression. Mrs
Woodhali SAYS that Commodore Vanderbilt started them
IN business and their paper set foot Oh his advice
and at l, expense. They put their profits in bis hands,
al one time Mrs. Woodhul says as much as $1,000
This claim arose out Of less sum- 900, which he
undertook TO mauaCe for them in 1870. In 1873
she wanted this money, but he refused it then
and said he would keep Il for tnom t 1t a good
sum- They made a claim William II. Vanderbilt,
telling him they had no papers bat believed he would
find the proof of Their claim his fathers books. Mise
ClaAin saws that VIM H. Yanderbits lawyer suggested
that 900 or 81 1000 would De proper amount but
she would listen to nothing OF the sort. No settlement
being reached shc consulted Scott Lord, Cornelius j.
yaufeflurs counsel and retained him as her counsel
and employed John D. Townsend 90 draw tue complaint
Mis- Canu said If they had been willing 10 take $4,000
with interest they could have go It long Mr. Van
derbit himself testified 1874 that he lad an open ac
count with them II she 70 tell sH sue knew, 1t
vrouId be worse than the Beecher Mrs Woodruff
also smoke Of the sensational story that could be given
oftbc Commodore's Tor aiding heir enterprises.
ropi,ies were made yesterday OF the counsel for Viii
I'll vanderbilt and Cornelius jeremiah Vanderbilt
a. 90 the truth Of the story
Henry l. Clinton, the principal counsel Tor william H.
Vanderbilt and the other executors of Commodore van
aerI. will said or course no suit has been brought
AGAINST the executors claim has been preferred Oy
Mrs woodruff for about 100000 growing out Oi
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
GENERAI WAR NEMS.

LONDON Monday, May II, l~t1
The Tmcs's Alexandria dispatch says "The
Khediye is 10 send samhoul 1000 troops consisting
oi infantry cavalry, ana artillery. The transports are
ready and are only waiting for the Turkish convoy,
which is expected daily"
Austria and spain have published declarations Of ncu-
tray.
The Stqadarrs Rome telegram says; "The Radical
and Ministerial papers here adopting unpleasant
tone toward England because of the visit Of the English
fleet 10 Crete. They that the VI deuanean is far
more likely to become an English than Russian lake.
The St1.dt,d's Vienna telegram says: Austria has
lodged no protest against Ru,a's extending the seat Of
war further westward The Russian Government has
already by friendly diplomatic intercourse been
quantcd with the line OF dcnarkaton where Austria S
interests would be touched"
The TipilSS Berlin dispatch announces that Turkish
vessels have appeared Of Odessa TO take soundngs.
The Hmcss Berlin dispatch says it appears that, ex-
cept JOjUUdl de ST. TccrSbiVg the Russian journals
have been forbidden to reproduce Earl Derby's note.
The T0,esS Pcra dispatch, dated Saturday, says: /
have learned the highest authority that the British
Government have ordered q wclISnowu firm Of bankers
here 10 purchase 100000 head Of cattle"
The IiaesS dispatch from Rustchuk says smallpox Is
raging IN s,tova. The American missionary, Challi,,
aud family caught it, ana Mrs Chas died Saturday.
the IuacgS Bucharest special says that man only
escaped from the Turkish monitor sunk Braiia.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
AIpzRMEv OPPOSING rnE OMNIBUS BILL

The Omnibus bill was the occasion Of a
special meeting Of the Aldermen Saturday. President
Purroy presented resolutions declaring the bill TO be
partisan measure and asking the Governor To withhold
his approval Mr. PuToy declared that the Democrats
were in the majority in this city, and were entitled TO oil
the Offices but this bill lsdtCd out l6 Democrats and
only two Republicans. Alderman PUcauoy favored the
b as measure retTeHChmeut. The reduction of the
AldeIIuCLs salaries right. lie die NOT consider that
Ac earned $1,000 year. Good Aldermen could De found
who would gladly serve WItnOW compensation. The
OmuihU. nil would about 100000 yearly Alder
man Coming also favored the hiil President PWrOy's
resolutions were adopted, all the Idp mauA Al ',rutu
fr.af g.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
TIE srEZ CANAL.

LoNDoS Monday. May II, 1s77
TIE T,mcSs dispatch from Paris says that VI.
Lesscps returned from London on Sunday, aud It is bs
Icycd he will have an interview Tomorrow with the
Duke Dccazes 10 communicate the result Of his recent
step. relative to the suez Canal.
McKop Pasla has been charged by the Porte, as well
ms by the Khcdiye, with the surveillance of the sucz
Canal IN English frgate il hourly expected to-day,
and ia 90 be stationed at Alexandria the smallpox is
nf.Enl.ut M IyIt said.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
PryNEYs THREATENED DISCLOSURES

SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-Pnney now says
his published statement written some six mohthS
ago and was not intended for publication SO iaF 4s lne
Substance OF the charges against sargent TofHa, td
and rr was concerned, he had no reirtcOn to make nc
tnouglt perhaps Sargent had dutted hto ms iOsl,i
from bpng I'm company with his felOw-pONtcan nc
assumes to know nothing OF JsIh Hdnscoh anu thc hiu
Depcut Of the Department at Washington ana all9 l 'Hc
transactions OF t!ahsc0u nay al Mare 4hl""1 .iN ="
,rn. crIA fhfrr. wore all IeEulAr.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
, or,RTERMAsTER IN DEFAULT

SAN FRANCIsco, May 13.-Lieut. W. w.
Fleming. Of the 18th T. s Infantry Qlartermaster ana
Commssary at Alcatraz obtained leave OF absence on
tbe h of Nav for ten days and took tie overland uah
ir,,cdi3teiy after Lis departure the military authorities
ascertaiucd that he had borrowed al the money
he conld obtain nom his friends ana hlu
sod b nav for the current month to several persons
I'm neximation showed prison funds ana personal
funds amounting 20 about 5000 mtrustcd to hl "eI
missug Other sums which he had previously obtained
wi probably swell the total amount 10 FJuOV ilo @ M@9
arrested at Laramie last Friday ana is no" o." 9 way
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
pRoMIyENT ARRIvALs.

Brcroo-f House Gen. Edward +. BeHle htei
states Minister To- Austria. Wadtgr H,e-AssociaieJGs
ticc stephen j. Field cf the United states supreme ,
S,tor ig,rfon = Paddock Nebraska, and Congressman
Leopold Morse Bo,idn. M 1rthue Hi'boy. 'iivs
Van Ziri %. Rlulc Island Dewitt q. rlS ~upttht'l't
of the NcW-Yo Bank Department ana ichIN Wtiis ol N
rtri y. y. Ifofe' Erysoc,-IiIo itN hol
secretary Of thr German Legation at WaSiuEoui - major
pari, B. St John ~ Scwbus-h and senator A. Scao'n-
4. a. Humphrey chief % eng nger' q. - ,4
fr Vofaf'Inh1 T. owens W. re HJ'lt-Mmc. trsipo
ana usb n Shame OF OHo...Sf Ni'aotds Hoc-Scniiof
Tfou.s Coleman u Troy and Al. Wrlman OF mn
= Bur-idrIru flffi-pTOf A. " Wheeler ol 1alt to'-
lep. GSeu Ii.s-l.V grrSnau IN lcII! ana itt'.u'
Corning o Albany ayastcr Arthur Burts L = navy!
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
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3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

AFFAIRS AT CONSTANTINOpLE.
THE PORTE ANGRY Win THE UNITED srAIEs-A
MASSACRE ADVOCATED.
LoNpoN. Monday, May II, 1877
The Standards Constantnorc telegram
saws: 'lhc inhabitants OF Coustautuuplc, who hitherto
have been exempt from couscrpton HOW TO be made
amcnab.c. Tho Porte is very uneasy about supplies
of arm. and ammuuition which have s. to come from
New-York and s very angry with America for allowing
the Russian squadron to remain in American waters.
The bad feeling mere is increasing. 1UgFsh journal
has actually advocated the massacre OF the Christians
Nr IayarI the English representative, has dcn,nded
explanations. Many Turks resent the idea even or
friendly occupation of Constantiuoplc by The English,
and ,ay II England to help Turkey she should do
80 on TIE Danube or in Asia There is great uncasincs
among tie European residents. Many have let and
others are leaving The Khcdiycs actions are
watched very diswstfully 1t is known that hc has
been tempted previously by Russia, and il is thought II
the Turks suffer, any important rcycIscs the temptation
will prove too strong fer him"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

LONDON, MOudaY, Nay IT, IS11.
The Standards Vienna telegram dated sun
day evening says Makhtar Pasha has asked for retn-
fOrceInetts.
Roucr's C0netautnoHe dispatch repeats the news oi
the bIt.ic Of Batum Friday and the defeat OF the
Russians sal. Jaut,aIy previously tcl"sraphed.
Vienna tcl. gram says: The forward movement in
Acvia las been suspended through want oistoTcs and
forage. The cavalry compelled TO make icuisi,on5
over 70 wide extent Of country"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

The booksellers who prospered SO largely
during the Presidential campaign on the folly and
citement Of the public, puzzled TO methods for
eyading the new law prohibiting pool-scllng. one
method suggested and already carried the opening
OF pool.r00ms in Jersey city ON the suppusOn that
gested g the formation Of po0cluh al the jerome and
baratoga TacecOur6es such device a. THIS would soon
reduce the American Jockey Club 10 the low level Oi
Monmouth PaIk and Saratoga gambling establishments
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
REcoNsTEUCTING THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
HOARD.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 13.-A number Of
prominent brokers Oi the Big Board met yesterday ai
teuoon to concert measures to revive the confidence o
the people and ameorato the dcmoalllod stale OF the
stock market, proposition made To close the
board, but It not determined nppn. A committee
was appointed to visit the Bank or California,
Nevada Bank the An.l0Callicrna, London
aud San Francisco banks, and request those
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