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V EG Ell N E.
1 aciH try Tegefine.
He did.
AND WAS CURED.

DRLRwAEE, o., Feb. l6, ls'7.
Mr. II X. STEVENS
Dear Sir.-I wish to give You this testimony. that
You may know. and LET others know. what Negetne
has done for me. About two years ago small sore
came on my leg; il soon became large Ulcer SO
troublesome that consulted the doctor, but GOT
relief. growing worse from day 10 day suffered
terribly; could not rest day or night; was SO
reduced my friends thought would never recover
/ consulted a doctor at Columbus. followed MS
advice il did no good. can truly say was ols
Outraged. At this time was looking over my new s.
paper 1 saw YOUR advertisement Of Vegetine, the
Great Blood Purifier" for cleansing the blood rom
all impurities. curing Iumors, Ulcers, &c. said
to nv friend | will try some of the vegetine. BE
fore had used the first bottle began to feel better
| made up my mind had got the tight medicine Al
last. could now sleep well nights. l continued
taking the Vegetine. took thirteen hotties: MY
healt is good. The Ulcers ia gone, and am able to
attend to business. paid about tour hundred Dol
lars for medicine and doctors before bought the
Negetine. have recommended Negetine to others
with good success. | always keep bottle OF II IN
the house now. 1t is a most excellent medicine.
Very respectfully yours +. ANTHoNl.
Mr. Anthoni is one of the pioneers OF Delaware, o.
He settled here in 1884. He is wealthy gentleman
Of the firm of +. Anthoni Sons. Mr.. Anthoni is
extensively known. especially among the 6ermans
all.
IMPURE BLooD.-ln morbid conditions OF the
blood are many diseases such as sait-rheum, ring
worm, bolls carbunces, sores, ulcers and pimples.
In this condition of the blood try the VEGETlNE,
and cure these affections. As blood purifier 1t has
no equal. Its effects are wonderful.
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~ BANKRUPTCY.

IN the Di trict Court of the United States, for the
L District OF Vermont. Ia Re. Alfred &. Smith,
Bsnkrupt-In bankruptcy No ~, District Of
Vermont.
SIR:-sotice is hereby given that petition has
been filed in said Court, b. Alfred u. Smith, OF
RichfOrd. in said District, Gully declared bank
rupt under the Act OF Congress Of March I'd, 1867,
for discharge and certificate thereof, from all his
debts and other claims prOvahe under said Act and
that the ID day % Sept ISIS. at o'clock a. N,
before the Hon H0yt Ii. MLee.ef. Judge OF said
Court. at the U. 5. Court Rooms in BurlingtOn. ia
assigned for the hearing Of the sans, when and
where all creditors who havs proved Jhsir debts,
and other persons in Interest, may attend and show
cause # any they have Why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted
DATED ut Burlington on the 70 h cay OF July 1879.
5w3w h. b. sNALLEY, Clerk.
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IN the District Court OF the Unitei States, for the
i District OF Vermont. In the matter o! e. J.
Houghton. Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy.
Notice is Hereby give that by order of the Court
second and third G6Ie nj Meetings of the Creditors
Of said bankrupt. vii be he'd on the 2ith day
of August A. d. ISIS, at 10 O'CLOCK in the lore
neon, at the Office Of Diekey & Hlodsett in St
Johnsburv in the county OF Caledonia, State Of
Vermont, before Abel Underwood, Esq ono of the
Registers in Ranzruptcy VI said Court, for the
purposes named in tho 18th and 2Sth St ctions of
the Bankrupt Act, March II. 1876. and that
have led my I'm al account ASST snee of tle stIto
of said Bankrupt and the tins and place aforesaid
shall apply 10 sail Court for The settlement OF my
accounts and for a discharge IrOm all Liability as
Assig nee OF said estate in -OTdlnce with the pro
visions Of the 2sth section o; said act.
81. Johnshury Vt, July st.tS7S.
5sJy FF. FLETCHER, Assignee.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
AssIENEI,S SAI.E

VNHE undersigned Assignee CT the estate Of Chas.
i Laiountan who has beo sdu1gei a bankrupt
wi expose for sale at public auction, at WinOoski.
sections Nos. , and in Winooski Block so called,
bounded South ~ Allen street fast by land OF Z.
W. Chase, North by certain Lane running east
from Main street TO the house Of C.. +. StOrrs west
by land OF Francs LeClair being the sano prenis-
es as c1pied by said Laiountain az a Dry Goods
Store and Grain and Feed store, with tenements
therein. This will be sold subject to mortgage held
by Winooski's Savings Bank. on which, with inter
eat figured to August lst, ISIS, there will be due
s. O5O. The premises east 50 600 This will be
solf at 10 O'Clock, q. IN. Tuesday, Aug 2Oth 1873,
and at O'Clock of same day ON the farm One-half
mile north said Block, shall expose and sell 20
young Cows none Of them six Yeas old 4
Two-year-olds, Yearlin.s. Calves, Twc-yeari
old Colt Yeariius Colt, Sow two years old. 8
Shoats, Pigs ten weeks old, Silgle Harness. /
Express Harness Fair Harnesses, Pleasure Wa
goD, one Lumber Wa gOn, two hose Lumber Wag
on, Sleigh | pair single Traverse sleds. pair
heavy Sleds, Hlrrows Pl0ughs, Horse Rake, /
Moving Machine and other farming tools, 20 Busp-
els Rye, 20 bushels Ears Corn. at same time and
place shall sell vacant lot Main street Of acre
now planted to corn. Sale positive. Terms cash.
40. HUMPHREY, Assignee.
LII,
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IN HANI,RUPTCY.

IN the Disrict Court Of tho United States for the
| District OF Vermont. In Re-. IL. S. Campbell,
BankruLi.-ln Bankruptcy No sOi. DISTRICT Of
Vermont,
SIR:-Notice is hereby given that petition has
been fled in said Court, by Hastings s. Campbell, OF
Watsfeld in said District, duly declared bankrupt
under the Act of Congress OF March I'd, 1861, for
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provable under said Act and that
the 81 day Of Sept 1873 at O'Clock a. ., before
the Hon. Hoyt H. Wheeler. judge OF said Court. at
the U. s. Court Rooms in Burlington, Is assigned
for the hearing of the same. when and where all
creditors who have proved their debts. and other
persons 10 interest. may attend and show cause il
any they have why the prayer Of said petition
shoul 1 not be e anted-
Dated at Burlington, on the 18th day OF July,
1873.
5.3g b. B. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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GREENBAcK CLUBS. Greenbsck clubs
have recently been organized in Franklin
and Enosburgh Falls, oficered as follows !:
Franklin-President. DIR. R. E. WEIGH ;
Secretary and Treasurer, John Webster
Executive Committee, Geo. Ayeril!, L. ID.
Briggs, D. S. cleveland.
Enosburgh Falls President. j.. q.
JENNIE; Secretary and Treasurer, N. A. Gil
bert; Executive Committee. Geo. Fsssett,
j. G. JENNIE, A. NJ. Gladding and ID. b.
Stetson Delegates to State Convention,
Geo. Fassett. j. G. JENNIE and A. 5. Ladd.
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IN BANKItUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States FOR the
! District of Nermont.-ln the matter Of ]. A.
kIddcr Bankrupt--ln Bankruptcy.
Notice l. hereby given that By order OF the
Court a second ami third general meeting of the
creditors .! sad Bankrupt. will ne held on the I'd
day OF September, A D.. ISIS at 10 vc!oek a m, az
Watchers Hotel, In Eist Hardwick, in the county
OF Catd mia and stat IF Nerm mt, bsiOre John L.
Edw ards Esq ons Of the Registers in Bankruptcy
OF said court, for the purposes nam d IN the nth
aud 18th St ctiuns Of TIDE lul rdpt Act q: March III,
\ n. iS6, Hui that | have GlSd nv anal account,
AS ASSIGNEE ul the c.atc ~ sail Ia krupt, and al
the time and PA 9 s,ur,sai shall sFy ly to said
Court fr ths set ruI, NJ of my sad accounts
and f,r Il .ii-eh trsu IN all LIABILITY ms assignee
of said estate, ia sc o-dIucs with the Provisions
Of said s,h section said Net
Nalicu, JulN "a. tvs.
5wIx JAMES ~ BILL ASH nee.
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ST. PAUL's CHURcH.-A change is being
made in St. Paul's church by taking che or
gan down from the gallery and placing it in
the north transept. the west side of which
it and the choir-seats will Just fill. In do
ing this it has been necessary to partially
rebuild the organ decreasing its width and
adding proportionstely to it's depth, so
that it presents hardly as stately an ap-
pesrance as before. bat the builders state
that the change from gallery to floor will
practically increase its capacity something
like fourth, or even third. A new and
beautiful organ case, for the side next the
body of the church, is now being made from
plans drawn BY Mr.. F. l.. Perkins, archi-
tect, of this city. The change is being made
under the supervision Of Mr.. A. Stein, will
Messrs johnson Son, OF Westfeld. Mass.
the builders of the organ and the work
will not be completed until some time next
week. The entire and very considerable ex
pense OF the change is borne by Col. Ii
Grand B. Cannon.
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IN the District Court Of the United States, for
i the District OF Vermont. In Re. Asa NJ.
Bullock, Bankrupt In bankruptcy. No. 79i Dis
trict OF Vermont.
Sir :-NOtics is hereby given thlt petition has
been fled in said Court, by ASA VI. Bullock, Of
Marshield, in sal District, duly declared bank
-upt under the Act Of Congress of March I'd, 1867
for n discharge and certificate thereof, from all
debt and other claims provsble under said Act, and
that tn Sd day Of Sept. ISIS, n 9oclock a. H. bs
fore the qOn. Hoyt H. Wheeler, Judge OF said Court,
at the IT, 4 Court Rooms ia Burlingt on. is asst gned
Tor the he ing OF the same, when and where all
creditors who have proved their de DTS, and otnsr
persons in inte.e may attend and show cause il
any they have why TIE prayer q SAID petition
should not be granted
Dated at Burning on, tho 18th day OF july, ls7s
5y3y p. B. SMALLEY. Clerk
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HOWEVER Effective Paris green may be
IS pest destroyer. it is, beyond question.
dangerous article to handle. kearney 8
Improved Pest Poison, advertised in another
column, and tor sale at the Park Drug
Store, while it is safe to use, as sure dead
shot to all leaf-eating vermin. Try it.
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THE MAy-and the only man-clearly en-
titled to the Greenback nomination for Gov
ernor is John R. Forrest of Winooski. While
about it, the convention might as well also
nominate him for Governor and
Treasurer. He has been the Greenback
Party till within a few days past, and de-
seryes all the bonors it can bestow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

L.HoILLE COUNTY REPUBLICAN NoA INA
TIoss The Republican convention at
Hydepark, Wednesday, nominated the fol-
lowing ticket Senator, R. F. Parker, Of
wolcott Judge of Probate, c. S. Page, oil
Hydepark States Attorney. j. P. Nc
Cutchins. of Stowe; Sheriff, Jonas Stevens
of Eden; County Judges, L. s. Small. OF
Hydepark, E. 5. shattuck, of WaterTille.
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The Second District.

We Judge from all that We hear from the
Second District, that the movement TO
nominate Hon. Roswell Farnham, OF Brad
ford, is developing considerable proper,
tions. Col. Farnham is everywhere recog-
nizsd as a man of absolute integrity. OF
excellent capacity and Of the highest person
al character. When Mr.. Denison retires,
or when the majority of the Republicans oil
the District desire change, we do mol
believe that they can do better than to
select Col. Fsrnham for his successor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

NEw G. A. R PosT-Eben Taplin, Of
this city, Assistant Adjutant-G General of the
G. A r mustered in the C. A. r. Post re-
Gently organized at Morrisville, the other
evening. 1t is t. be known as Post j. NJ
Warner, No. 4. with the following officers :
Com, G W. Daty; S. V. Com, j. P. Da-
Wis; j. V. Com. A. .. Gates: Chap, C..
W. Dodge Q. NJ. D. j. Stafford: Adjt.,
A. A. Niles; o. D.. C. c. Dodge; 0. g.,
FL. B. George
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FLORAL woNpERs.-M II. G. Harring
ton, of Shclburn street, South Burlington
is the possessor of double fuchsia, i've
years old and five feet four inches high
which has on it 979 buds and blossoms.
Mrs John Roby. of this city. has an ole
ander. bearing 3 ,432 buds and blossoms.
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RICHMOND MARKET, July 90. Butter
brought little higher price than last week,
selling at 10 to Is cents, with few fancy
tubs at l6 cents. Cheese sold at to "a
cents, according to quality, the higher price
being for factory make.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the nited States for the
i District OF Vermont. In Re. Lorenzo Bingham,
Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy. No. 500. District Of
Vermont, S.
SIR;-Notice IS hereby given that petition has
been filed in said Court, by Lorenzo Bingham OF ST.
Albans. in said District. duly declared a bank
rupt under the Act Of Congress OF March I'd, 1867,
for discharge and certificate thereof, from all his
debts and other claims pTOvahie under said Act,
and that the u day Of sept, 1873, at O'Clock
m, before the Hon unyt Ii. = heeler judge Of said
Court, at the U. $. Court Rooms in burlington. is
assigned Tor the hearing OF the sane, when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest, may attend and
show il any they have why the pray Of said
petition should not be gsanted
naied st Burlington on the 10th day OF July, 1873
5w3w b. Il SMaLLET, Clers-
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF til United States for the
i District OF Vermont.--in lie. Elisha A Fisher.
Blnkrupt.-In Bankruptcy. NO. SO. District Of
Vermont. ss.
Sir Notice is hereby given that petition has
been filed in said court by Elisha A. Fisher, Of Fair
AK in said District, duly declared bankrupt under
the Act of Congress aiarch ii. 1867 tor discharge
and certificate there"f r. all his debts and other
claims prOyable said act aud that the 81 day
Of Sept, ISIS, At O'Clock A. 81 before the Hon.
Hoyt H. Wheeler Judge Of said Court at the U. S.
Court Room, IN Burlington, is assigned for tho
hearing of the same when and all cred tors
who have proved their debts. and other pei sons
in interest, may attend and show cause II a1s they
have why the prayer OF said petition should not
be granted
Dated at Burlington on the 18th day OF July,
1873. b. b. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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"a THE NINETEENTH YEAR,
WI Open Wednesday September Is, 1873
/. The school year is Of about ten months
First half year, 2l weeks September Is, ISIS.
to February IS, 1879
Second half year, III weeksO from February
Is, to July |, 1879.
?. vacation OF three weeks occurs ut the Christ
mag season, December 90 1873.
5. TERMS, la For Toys between 10 and l3
years of age, $4,000 per
half wear
o. For those between 10 and
Is years, sl62 30 per half
year.
(c) For those between 10 and
l9 years, 1880 per half
year.
a. There arc certain scholar
ships for boys from Yer
mont at a reduction.
(s.) Special terms for sons OF
Clergymen.
These sums are payable semi annually in advance
They arc the full charge for boarding, washing
fuel, lights Judgement lin furnished room and the
use of Military arms and accOutrements, and for tai
tion In everything taught in the Institution except
instrumental music.
4. The Z. s. Military Drill is re gularlS sustain
ed, excepting in cold weather. Grounds comprise
loo acres. including safe beach on Lake Champlain.
Best of bathing, etc.
S. The board o. Instruction consists of the Prn-
ciple. and five other highly trained teachers, resi-
dent with him, gentlemen who are graduates of
colleges, and who have had ripe experience in
teaching.
{. Pupils arc admitted at any time If there be
vacancy. All who enter are expected to stay, at
least TIL the end OF the school year Early engage
ments and prompt attendance is earnestly urged.
Pupils are charged ior only from date of entrance.
For Catalogues containing all details, address.
REV. TllEo. A. HOPKINS, A. NJ, PRINCIPLE.
Burlington, Vt
The Rev. I. A. Hopkins has been the only Prin-
cipal of this School, Tor eighteen years.
Pupils have come TO this School from the follow
ing states
Maine, kentucky.
New Hampshire tennessee,
Vermont, Mississippi,
Massachusetts, Arkansas,
Rhode Island, North Carolina,
Connecticut, South Carolina,
New York, Georgia,
Pennsylvania. Florida,
Maryland, Louisiana,
Ohio. California,
Illinois, Oregon.
Wisconsin, Washington, d. C.,
Missouri. Is boys from St. Cuba, West Indies,
Minnesota. Buenos Ayres. South
America.
Many pupils have gone from this School to enter
almost every honorable walk in life. without going
to College at all. The Largest proportion of then
have entered upon business career. But very
many others have entered the following Colleges.
Harvard College. Mass. Bethlehem College, Penn
Yale College, Conn. Knox College, Illinois.
Bowdoin College. Maine. Racine College, Wiseon'
! Dartmouth College, N ii. Washington University
| University OF VermontVt. 81. Louis. Mo.
| Middlebury College, VT Rutgers College, New
| Jersey.
| College OF physicians and Princeton College. do
| Surgeons in the medical The University Of Geor
| Department. OF Col gs.
| lumba College. New ST. Stephens College
| York City. Annandale, N. Y.
| Trinity College. Conn. and especially TIT
| Hobart College, N. Y. US. Military Acad
| williams College, Mass. envy, at West Point
| Columbia College New NY.
| York City. u. $. Naval School, nj
| June 2s-wltamim Annapolis Md.
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ST. ALB.Ss Butter MARKET, July 3d.
The market was quiet, with receipts light
and prices the same as last week. Sales
were made at 10 to Is cents; selections 6
to II cents per lb.. the quality slightly i'm
proved.
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VExxoR. the Cansdi an weather prophet
C'prophet, said ], thing of evil'0, says
thar August will be terribly sultry until
about the 18th or Goth, when cold and Fall
ike weather, with heavy showers, will set
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MASTER Milo BENEDICT, of Cornwall, the
boy pianist, whose performances here will
be remembered by many OF our people,
sailed on July "a with some friends for
Europe, to receive instruction in music from
the best masters.
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EDWARD CORY. Augustus Stoughton and
Thomas Pope have been bound over in the
sum of one thousand dollars each on the
charge of robbing the city liquor agency.
In default of bail they were committed to
=:
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WATERBURY - Coon FIsHISo.-On July
Both, Prof. B. F. Hanson, of Lowell, Mass,
with Drs. NJ. o. Evans and o. f. Scott, OF
Waterbury, caught in five hours time. AS
trout, weighing 81 lbs.
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The DOMINION London despatch an
nounces that the Marquis Of Lorne has
been offered and has accepted the position
of Governor-Genersl Of Canada, succeeding
Lord Dufferin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

EUGENE BkAuPRK has opened tailor's
shop at Onderhill. He does his work IN
good shape and deserves public patronage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton for the Third District will be held at
Hydepark, August 9.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-08-02

Ar the Lamoille County Republican Con-
vention. Wednesday. R. f. Parker was nom
mated for Senator by reclamation.
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PERSONS lucky enough to be on the noun
tain tops on Sunday, after the storm, enjoy
ed views of almost unexampled clearness.
From Mount Washington the ocean on the
east, Mount Katahdin l60 miles distant in
the northeast, Bsllisle Mountain to the
north, 1876 miles away, Mounts Marcy and
WhiteGace Of the Adirondscks in the west,
and Greylock and Wachusetts in the south.
with al. the intervening mountains. we're
seen with distlnctiness scarcely paIalleled
in the experience of those longest on the
summit From the Summit of Mansfield the
somewhat less extensive but far more beau
tiful view IRON Montreal mountain north to
Ascutney. Greylock and Black mountains
on the south. and from the White mountains
on the east to the Adirondscks on the west.
with the Lake Champlain Valley spread out
like q map between, was visible with equal
clearness good many people, including
several from Burlington, went to the top Of
Mansfield. yesterday; but they did not Sc
cure the perfect view Of the day previous.
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Grand Isle County Republican Con-
yentiOn,

vention.
The Republicans Of Grand Isle County are re
quested to meet in Convention at the Court House
in North Hero on Saturday, August 18th 1873. at
O'Clock forenoon, to nominate candidate for Sena
tor and candidates for County Officers for the twt
years ensuing and to consider the resolution pass
cd at the last County Convention In reference to TIT
representation which each town in the count,
shall 10 entitled to in this ami subsequent conven
tons
DAVID S swami
A. b HALEs, {; Grand Isle County
EDWIN ADAMS, Republican Convention
II. {. HILL,
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TIE new dock of the Portland and Og-
densburg road, at Maqdam Bay, is COM
pleted, and is said to be a creditable struc-
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Dated this 2ld day Of July, A. ID. 1875.
5w3w S. NJ POPE,
nERNARD j. mEINEsEnG,s ESTATE

UrE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chttenden, Commissioners to
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate OF BE nard Heine-
berg late of Burlington, in said District deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we will
attend to the business Of our appointment, at
the Off % of I'm. q. shaw, in said District the
last WednsstIys Of August and January next,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on each of said days.
Dated this 18th day of july, A. ID. 1873.
JOHN MH Il /. s BASs;row Commissioners,
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The STORY of robbery and outrage of
lady passenger on the New York Central
road. toll by the New York Times. and pro-
nouuced sensational" by the telegraph, is,
We are assured. true in most Of its features.
Our informant had the story, weeks ago,
from friends OF the lady, with whom she
had been visiting in Detroit before the
Journey which had so horrible az Interrupt
tion for her. Her name has been mentioned
to us; and with the exception of one or
two differences in names Of places, and OF
the difference that 1t was not stated to our
informant that the lady was outraged. the
details of the story. as told to him coincid e
with the narrative in the Times. The lady
was taken from the train by two scoun-
drels, one Of whom represented himself to
the conductor and passengers as her brother
and the other as her physician. They took
her to disreputable den, stripped and
robbed her. and left her well nigh as insane
as they represented her to be, though she
was sound in mind and body when she took
the cars. The possibility Of such an outrage
adds new risk to travelling for ladies
iourneying without companions or protec
tors.