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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

John C0rliss. of Sutton, was thrown out
of his wagon. recently, and so severely in
jured that he died in a lew days.
Harry Stevens, of Bradford, was kicked
over and trampled on by horse, the. other
evening. receiving fatal injuries
Fifteen-year Eugene Sergeant. Of
Brattleboro. was probably fatally injured
last week by falling from load of hay.
Woodstock people date ell Judge Hilton :
troubles to the day he stopped the mills in
their village, owned by A. 7. Stewart Il Co.
E. ii. Farnham, of Newbury, has on a
crab-apple tree. whose apples are the size OF
cherries. two iull-hlown white roses
These appeared after the apple blossoms had
fallen.
A company from New York and PhllA
delpha ere at work or several OF the
meadows. near Bethel. digging black sand
which IL said to be found in great abun-
dance
Eighty iour-yoar-Old Mrs. Hunt, of
Greens boro, recently mounted and rode a
four year-old colt which had never before
been under a lady : saddle.
MIR. and Mrs. Seminoe, of Barton. were
blessed with pair Of twins the other day
making seventeen children that have been
born to the still youthful couple.
three brothers named Dodge who robbed
the three houses of Messrs GRAY, Aims
worth and Burnett, in North Montpelier,
recently. were arrested at Derby Line, the
other day. and lodged in jail.
Mr.. n p. Wood has resigned his position
az First Assistant Superintendent of the
State Reform School, at Westboro, Mass.
and will assume the principalship of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

Nuw YonK. June 10.
COTTON quiet; sales 6s3 bales mddlng up
| lands at II 7-I6.
FL0UR-The market to-day was more active
Tho receipts are 1900 barrels; sales are 3,oOG
| barrels No. at 80 % 20. Superfne state
| and western at 50n3 90 common TO good
| to choice extra 90 at IS a 5 rs; com
mon to choicee white wheat western extra at
35G7 10; common to good extra Ohio at 90
% IS; common to choice extra st. Louis at
| I01700; patent Minnesota extra good to prime
$50 Is; choice to double extra 5 70 q 900.
RYE FLOUR, steady sales 900 barrels at OO4
ern. Jersey and Pennsylvania at 2 l562 IS.
WHEAT = the market is quoted at 16c2c better.
Receipts 5000 bushels; sales 3Oi,00 bushels; II
nj II for No. spring, l2i for No. Minnesota :;
l}i for No. | winter red; 10 for Toledo / q
for white.
RYE-More active and shade iirner; G. 9 C5
for western; 6i167i for state.
BARLkY-dull at - for No. Q Canada; s5I for
No. do; 36i for rejected.
BARLEY MALf-more active.
CORN-market quoted at i3ic. better. Receipts
Isl 900 bushs sales 5000; iO1i5 for ungraded
western mixed; 4l3iSt for steamer; i5@4ji for
0ATS-The market Is &c better and quiet. Re-
ceipts 20OcO bushels; sales 5000 bushels; 81
@3l. for No: &: sls93l. for No Chicago; soa32
HAY quiet; ijep55 for shipping
HOPS market is firm , as3 .or yearlinss
5U U FOR eastern and western, 5zDlO Tor New YORK
state; l9Gli for CaliiOrniaus.
COFFEE-dull ut l3Dl6i.
SUGAR -frmer; u a I. for refining; a for
prime; for standard A; 81 for graduated; "
Tor powdered lUs for crushed.
M0LA6SES-quiet. Re
RiCE-markei is steady at 5idr6i for Louisiana !;
&c for Carolina.
PErEOLEuM-st ai,: crude at a; refined
at II. asked united at d. i1l -Oi.
TALLOW- the market is steady. sales lOO,o00
lbs. at :.
EGGS -heasy, I5.4lG for State and Pennsyl-
vania,
POTATOES - market steady; Peerless at O09
o. Early Rose AT z5lDl so; Peachblows at $50
so. new at 75D2 2j.
PROVISIONS - Pork - The market frmer and
active, mess 10 u "a 1860. Beef dull. Cut meats
quiet. M!ddles, market quoted strong at 81 for
western long clear, 81 for city long clear.
LARD, BUTTER, Ere. - Lard, market active
and more doing at .!47 50. Butter, market
steady at s2h for state. Cheese quiet at 6isi Tor
state; 3d6 tor skim.
LINSEED firm.
WHlSKEY-nOninal at OSi.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21
IN BANKRUPTCY.

N the District Court @: the United States for the
i District Of Vermont-In the matter OF Henry
ID. Chamberlin, Bankrupt-ln Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that by order of tho
Court. second and third general meeting of the
creditors OF sa Bankrupt viii be held on the
22d day Of July, A D.. ISIS at 90 ock a N at
the office OF H. T. Wilson. in Troy in the county Of
Orleans and state Ct Verm mt. before John l.
Edwards, Esq one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy
of said court. for the purposes nam d in the 9Th
and 18th sections of tho Bankrupt Act nf March I'd
A. d. 1873, and that have filed my final account,
as Assignee Of the estate OF slid Bankrupt, and at
the time and plare Aforesaid shall apply to said
Court for the settlement OF my said accounts,
and for discharge from all liability as Assignee
of said estate, ia accordance with the Provisions
of said 18th section OF sa,d act.
Newport, June II, lS1S.
52w5w wM q ELKINs, Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

ST. ALB.Ss-AN INFAMOUS CRIME - A
girl named Katie Shay, daughter Of night
Waterman of the Vermont Central eng inc
house, aged about IA years and apparently
not very bright, alleges that on Sunday,
while picking berries in piece Of woods
about mile down the Lake road, rape was
committed on her by Thomas Murphy. a
farmer, living near there. She was accom-
panied by younger sister and another
little girl, and her story is confirmed by
them. The girl is not much injured. The
authorities are investigating the case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

IN the District Court of the United States, for the
i District Of Vermont. In the matter Of Merrill
L. Chase, Rankrupt--In Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that, by order Of the
Court a second and third general meeting Of the
creditors Of said Bankrupt, will DO held the 2d
day Of July, A. ID. 1873, At o'clock a m at the
office of II. c. Wilson, in Troy, in the county Of
Orleans ami State Of Vermont, before John L.
Edwards. ESQ.,. one OF the registers In Bankruptcy
Of said Court, for the purposes named In the 27tn
and 2Sth sections of the Bankrupt Act Of March
I'd, AID. 1867, ana thai have ei my final accounts
as Assignee OF the esta e Of sad Bankrupt, and at
the time and place aforesaid, shall apply to said
Court for the settlement of my said accounts and
for a discharge from all liabality as Assignee Of
said estate, in accordance with the provisions OF
the 18th section Of said Act
WIN G. ELkINS, Assignee.
Newport, June H. ISIS. 52w3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

IT is reported on good authority that the
jury in Deacon Smiths case stood on the
first ballot eight for acquittal and four for
conviction; on the second, eleven for acquit-
tai to one for conviction, Harry Everts. of
Waltham. They were out nineteen hours
before agreement. To the mind of the ur-
prejudiced spectator. we are told, it appear
ed as though the circumstantisl evidence
against the respondent pointed almost ire
sistibly to his guilt; but as was ence re-
marked by noted judge, the ways Of
petit jury are mysterious and past finding
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

and has three broken ribs by the accident.
A son of CALVIN Ssbin. of Woodbury..
aged 10 years, will take pieces of church
music he has never seen before, and by Civ
ing them hasty glance will play them cor
rectly on the organ yot he has never learr-
ed to read music. and can't tell one note By
name from another.
Hiram Bingham. for the past % years
connected with the manufacturing firm OF
Ii. E. Bradford Il Co, at Bennington, died
of apople1y, Tuesday, at the age of 81 years.
lie was an old resident and influential citi-
zen of that place. prominently connected
with the Second Congregational church, OF
which he had been a deacon for long
series of years, and was identified with the
educational and business interests OF the
town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

We publish the announcements in our advertising
columns for pay, and seldom trouble ourselves TO
enquire as TO the qualities or merits Of the wares
advertised, further than to assure ourselves that
they are legitimate and respectable. But when an
article performs miracles in midst, transforming
the old TO young, in appearance at least We csnuot
pass II by unnoticed. We know OF people who,
years ago, were gray headed and VINO nov wear
dark and glossy hair. How is thisl 1t evidently Is
not colored, for 1t has perfectly natural appear
ance instead of the harsh dry, staring look OF hair
stained with nitrate of silver other common hair
dyes No II has been restored to its youthful color
ustre and vitality by the use OF Halls Ves etable
Sicilian Hair Renes cr. II has many imitators, but
there is nothing like it. The test of years only in
ereases its fame, while its imitatOrs die and are
fnrgotten.-BOstOn Dan GLobc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.-Mr. Forest
Fisk. a lumber dealer of Pittsfeld, has
mysteriously disappeared, the circumstances
being as follows: lie went to Rutland on
horseback on Monday of last week, to make
some collections Of money due him and at
tend to other business. He was seen around
BY friends on Monday and Tuesday. About
10 O'Clock, Tuesday evening. he appeared at
the Farmers hotel in Rutland, since which
time nothing mas been seen or heard Of him.
He is nan generally temperate. has never
had any trouble, it is claimed. with his
family, and no reason can be assigned for
his disappearance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

Previous to Mrs. Malloy's leaving Bos-
ton. Decoration-day. she was presented
with beautiful. framed testimonial. finely
executed and referring in very complimen-
tsry terms to the grand work she had accom-
plished in Massachusetts,, and the high
esteem in which she was held by temperance
friends through the State. Ii was signed
BY Wendell Phillips. DR.. Albert Day,
Superintendent Washingtonian Home, Hon.
Henry Ii. Faxon, Benz. R. Jewell. Score
tary Massachusetts, Total Abstinence So
oiety, Chas. A. Uovey. Secretary State
Alliance. DR.. VIM. Wells Brown. Mrs. S.
b. Bennett, State Secretary woman's Union.
and others. Mrs. Malloy will leave for
England in September, where grand re-
ception meeting has been promised her in
Liyerpool.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

That ABORTION CASE - Dr.. JOHNSON
BOUND OVER IN FIVE thousand DOLLARS -
The preliminary hearing in tho case of DR..
William S. johnson. of Milton. charged with
producing an abortion on the person of
Charlotte Belts, of Williston. causing her
death on Thursday, June 9th, resulted in
his beng bound over for trial IN the sum Of
FIVE thousand dollars. DR.. johnson pro-
fesses his ability to furnish bail in that sum.
and at last accounts was hopping around
Milton, looking up bondsmen. The case of
George Bombard. the alleged sccomplice
and putative father of the child, is to be
heard at once. 1t is claimed that some new
evidence tending to eIculpate DR.. johnson
has just been discovered, and that. the real
performer of the abortion was one Fanny
Bingham a motor ious character recently
discharged from the St. Albsns Jail, where
she bad been imprisoned on the charge OF
keeping a house of ill-fame. But the only
ascertainable fact in support of this theory
is that the woman was at Essex junction
for a number of hours on the day on which
the abortion is alleged to have been COM
as Inculpatory evidence. is
remarkably sttenusted, and appears to have
been devised principally as bait for ground
lings
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

TIE BIBLE IN MILroN.-The agent of the
Bible Society has just completed the canvass
of Milton, and reports as follows: Three
hundred and forty-nine families visited !;
number of people represented, 1888; num-
Der tending public wor ship, l.O46; per
centsge of attendance, ssh number under
five years of age, 1871: number neglecting
public worship, $40; number in Sunday
schools, 365, of whom 2l6 are between five
and eighteen years of age, and l49 adults ::
number of families destitute of the Scrip
lures, SIS. of whom 8 were of the Protestan
belief. twenty-five copies of the Douay
Bible were reported and II illiterate families.
OF the 36 destitute families, able to read
10 were supplied by gift, and s single per-
sons, leaving the balance, % families, with
no copy Of Gods word. they not feeling
at liberty to receive it. though in several
cases expressing the desire to have the Scrip
lures.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the Di trct Court OF tha Uni ed States, fer the
L District OF Vermont.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in said Court, BY Henry Leach, OF
Fairfield. in said District duly dec AIRED a hank
rupt under the Act o. Congress 81 March I'd, 1867,
for disehar and certificate theI eOf from ali his
debts and other claims prOvaba under said Act. and
that the 9th day of August 1876. at o'clock a N,
before the Hon Hnyt II. Wheeler. Judge of said
Court, at the U 5. Court Rooms 10 Burlington. 10
assigned for the hearing of the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved thsir debts,
and other persons in interest may attend and show
cause il any they have why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted
Dated at Burlington the 18Th cay of Juns, 1873.
52s3s Is. L. sAaLLEY, Clerk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

MIDDLEBURY. VT, June I5.-There was
an attempt at mu rider, yesterday evening in
the town Of East Middlebury, Of which a
well known gentleman named J. j. Kelsey
was the victim. 1t seems that Luke Piper
notorious character, was yesterday upon
Mr.. Kelsey's premises fishing. MIR. Kelsey,
having. his property posted, forbid
ding trespassing, discovered Piper in
truding. lie went to Piper and re-
quested him to abandon fishing and leave
Considerable talk ensued, when Piper, it is
alleged, refused to leave and it is also al
legged that Kelsey attempted to eject him,
when Piper picked up his shot gun and
shot Kelsey through the lower intestines.
nortal.y woupdipg him. Piper was arrested
tuesday and lodged in jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

TEX AceuITTAL of Ezra P. Smith. whose
trial on the charge Of poisoning his wife
has attracted so much interest, during the
past week, will como with the forcs of a
surprise, both to those OF our readers who
have followed the testimony carefully from
day to day, and to that quite extensive class
who are so ready to act as plaintiff attor-
Ley, judge. Jury and e1ecutioner in what
ever case a deacon may be unfortunate
enough to be defendant. A disagreement
Of the jury was the general expectation
an acquittal is general surprise. OF the
justice of the verdict We have nothing to
say let US hope that it is in accordance
with the one that will be found at future
day, at the final iudg ment. In the mean
time Deacon Smith finds himself, after a
long and dreary Imprisonment in common
Jail, bankrupt in purse, in reputation, in
courage and hope friendless old man.
Surely his punishment has been severe;
and surely the old, old story of transgres-
sion and punishment has been told in his
case with new and terrible emphasis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

LYON In Shelburn, June L., ISIS, Mr.. Jonathan
Lyon, aged 81 years.
WHITK-In Shelburn, June 18th, 1878. Anna NJ
Barnes, wife of Jas +. White, in the ISth year OF
her age.
Funeral from the NJ. K. church, Sheburn. Friday,
at II O'Clock a. m.
KSox.-In this city, June Eth, 1873. J. Monroe,
youngest son o! Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Knox, aged 8
years, months and u days
RUssEL.-In Shelburn. June 10, 1875, Of con-
sumption, Mrs Flora ii. Russell, daughter Of John
T. and Sylvia Wheeler, aged 10 years and months
SBEpD.-In Richmond. June II. 1873, Amos
Shedd, aged 90 years and months.
BALDWIN In South Burlington, June 10th, ISIS,
at the residence o! L. b. BALDWIN, Eber Baldwin,
aged 81 years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

FIRE AT DUxBURY.-Patrick German, of
Duxbury. awoke Saturday night, to find
his house in flames, and had barely time to
escape with his wife and three little boys.
Nothing was saved but one bed. 1t was the
work Of an Incendiary who had killed their
watch dog few days before. The villain
has not yet been caught. Loss. 81 500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

TIE coming Commencement exercises Of
the University promise to be Of even more
than ordinary interest. The Rev. DR.. Hunt
ington, of Worcester. Mass. who delivers
the address before the Society for Religious
Inquiry, Sunday evening, is an eminent
Episcopal clergyman, whose high repute as
a writer and speaker has gone beyond the
bounds of his own Church. The Phi Beta
Kappa celebration, Tuesday. includes an
Grafton by the Rev. Thomas Hill. ID. D.,
LII ID ex- president of Harvard College,
who is a profound scholar, an able and
original thinker, and man OF fine presence
and an excellent speaker; and poem by
Prof William G. Wilkins son, of the Roches-
ter IN. ~ Theological Seminary, whose
contributions to current literature have
made his name familiar to thousands of
readers. The address at the Medical Com
mencement Thursday, June 27tb) will be
delivered by Prof. William Darling, NJ. D.,
F. R. e. s, for six years past Professor of
Anatomy in the Medical College. Prof. OAR
ling is not only physician whose attainment
have given him a worldwide reputation,
but gentleman Of wide and varied culture,
and thorough and accurate scholarship;
and his address on the present occasion
will be one of rare interest and value. Al
together. the list of speakers could hardly
be improved upon and their utterAnces
will render the occasion memorable one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

NV PATENTS Our former townsman,
Willis c. Waite. has just received a patent
on needle wrappers; E. B. Whiting, Of E
b. & A. c. Whiting, Of this city, one for
brush machines: Albert Hosg. of Grand
Isle, for hand corn and bean planters and
Everett W. Pierce, of Bennington. for sub
scription books.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-06-21

As WILL b. seen by our court report, the
trial for forgery of j. Ii. Batchelder, of
Middlebury, came to a Sudden and not par
ticularly satisfactory conclusion. the Judge
deciding that the case must be tried in Rut-
land county, where the alleged forged notes
were uttered.