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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-02-14

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For Sale or To Rent.

One of the pleasantest residences in Summerville
Inquire at the store of
59tf F. E. RICHARDSON.
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FOR SALE.

A number of good Driving Horses, and some for
work; and some good second hand Carriages, open
and covered; also some two-seated Carriages: VIII
sell to suit the times JERRY DREW.
St Johnsburv- July II. 1873 3stf
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Oysters! Oyster
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st. JOhnsbury. r.
Burlington and LamOiIIe RaiIrs

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GOING EAST.
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Cambridge Junction at 1905 a. m.
MAIL leaves Burlington at 4:d2 p. IN, arrfr,
Cambridge Junction at Gas p. III. come
with Express train for st. JOhnsbury. aI
Eastern points, arriving in st. JohnsIu-
1000 p. m.
GOING WEST.
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connecting with Mail train from Swanto
intermediate points, arriving at Burlin-
1920 a. m.
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bury at $50 a. M, arrives at Burliu.t
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The Best Chance in Vermont
to Buy a Harness.
1 will sell Nickel Plated Harnesses for the next
thirty days. for $1e, all handsttched and warrant
ed Silver Plated at SIG, the best yet, saddles 81
inches all hand-stitched and is splendid harness
for farmers. Come and see
1 will have constantly on hand and for sale the
very best kinds of Seighs at the lowest cash price
HUGH C. MOORE'S Livery Stable.
st. Johnsbury, Vt,
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thorough survey at about 500, 900, and suggests
that II Congress would authorize the employ
ment ofthe Offices and instruments OF the Coast
spared nearly half the expense, and recon-
mends that $4,000 be appropriated to COM
mence such survey.
THE ALLOTMENT FOR CURRENT WORK
OF repairs OF streets, alleys. county roads, &c.
was S94 PAL, OF which 500, 49,. IL was expended
on county roads, sS1, 1920 on roads In George
town, and ,5S5 on streets, alleys and sewers
year the allotment is for salaries, $500: for
labor, material, &C, SIS, 500: total of $50 o0o-
$ll.24l less than last year, and this will not be
sufhcient for the necessary current repairs on
streets and county roads.
SIDEWALKS.
he calls attention to the corporation ordl-
nance (Weob's Digest, page 1897 requiring pop
erty holders to keep their side walks In repair,
and says 1t has become absolete for lack Of
means to enforce 1t against owners of vacant
lots, and the result is there are thousands of
square yards OF side walk almost impossible
This can be rendered only by re-enacting the
law and giving the Commissioners full power to
enforce it by larger penalties, or else the Dis
trtct government should assume entire charge
of the side walks and put them in repair To
keep them In repair, SIS, 900 per annum VIII be
necessary.
SWEEPING OF STREETS AND ALLEYS
He states that the sweeping OF the streets has
S33 600 for not less than $4,000 600 nor more than
100,000,000 square yards. The streets are swept
by schedule prepared in his office, approved by
the Commissioners-the more important streets
daily, others semi-weekly, weekly, form ght-
ly and monthly, according to the amount or
travel. The alleys have been cleaned by con-
tract once week In summer and twice month
In winter. Great difficulty has been expert
enced in preventing parties residing in the
alleys from throwing refuse matter upon them
Instead OF placing it In receptacleS as required
by the ordinance, and more stringent lagtSla-
ton is needed in this matter for sanitary
reasons
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THE PRIZE MEDALS presented by the Secre-
tary Of the Navy Wednesday to the boys on the
training ship Minnesota who stood highest in
their classes were bestowed as follows:-The
iirst, for seamanShip, to Thos. NJ. johnson,
second, John Costello. These medals were the
SIT OF MIR Barron, OF New York. The third
Z. Comon. The Dahlgreen medal for gunnery,
first prize, the gift OF the widow of the late
Admiral, was awarded to ID. j. Donovan; the
W. j. Bigelow. The latter was the gift OF Mrs.
Lawrence Redmond. OF New York, and COM
memorates the gallant fight of the "Chesa-
renee: Don't give up the snip" J. E. Dodge
received the medal for the engineers DEPART
ment, being the gift Of tie officers of the Min
nesota. The officers prize to 'that boy who in
the opinion OF the mates, for general proficiency
and good character, is most worthy of It," was
awarded to Thos. NJ Johnston, by ballot The
Bailey gold medal, awarded by the heirs of the
late Admiral Theodore Bailey, also fell to young
Johnston, the terms OF the gift being the same
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GEN. Grant in Oregon.


Inc pubic reception rendered to Gen Grant
at CASCADE; oregon, Wednesday night, was
nelo AT Mechanics pavilion, and the Immense
At $50 O'Clock General and Mrs, Grant eniereS
the pavilion, followed by all the members OF
G SIS bnaTy: Gen. Grant was met by ex-senator
pleasure OF introducing to YOU Judge Strong.
VINO VIII deliver an address OF welcome !" The
VI, rt smiled and as he acknowledged the
reckon l know Judge Strong very well. we
knew each other nearly so years ago. ,Juage
Strong then delivered an address Of welcome.
Strong, Ladies' and Gentlemen OF Portland. 81
oregon, of The northwest: am proud OF the
reception now rendered me, and OF those which
have been rendered at your hands. IL is q
pleasure to be back again near the place en-
1oyed so much 20 years ago. am glad to note
the evidence OF your prosperity, and take it
IN the rear future. In your remarks you have
alluded TO the struggles Of the past. am
gao mat they are at an end. 1t never was
a pleasure TO me that they had a begin
ming The result has left us nation to be
proud of-strong at home and respected
abroad. our reputation has extended beyond:
5he CIVILIZED nations: II has penetrated to even
less civilized parts OF the earth. In my travels
l have noticed that foreign nations appear to
respect US more than we respect our elyeS, L
nave nave noticed the grandeur at which we have
been estimated by other powers, aud their Judy
mentS should give us higher estimate of our
own great ess. They recognize that poverty
az tneS understand IL Is not known With US,
ana the man OF comparative afliuence with
tfem is sometimes no better clad or fed than
our paupers. Nowhere are there better ele-
ments OF success than on the Pacific coast.
Here those who fought on opposite sides during
the war are now peacefully associated together
In country OF which they all have the same
right to be proud. thank the people again
through you, Judge Strong, for this reception
AT the conclusion OF his response Gen Grant
was presented to the citizens. lie remained at
the pay lion about an hour during which time
thousands came forward and shook hands with
the guest. on leaving the pavilion the party
Proceeded to the New Market Theater, to wit
ness the rendition OF the military drama
''OurS'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTBRNOON.

THIS AETERNOON.
COURT SALE OF VALUABLE FIVE AoRE
~ LOTS, ON SHERIFF ROAD, ABOUT ONE
NILE FROM BENNINl'S BRIDGE, AND
ABB00MIA QUARTER MILE FROM RAOE
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause
No: 6991. doc. 10, shall sell at public auction,
In front Of the premises. FRIDAY the 18th day Of
October A. D., 1879 beginning at O'Clock m, all
those parcels Of land lying In the county OF Wash
iDgton, D. G., known as "Whitttngham" being
part Of the Sheriff farm, being lots six Co., seven 90
and eight (S). according to Tabor's recent subdi-
vision, each lot contains acres, more or less The
lots will be sold separately.
Terms for each lot: One-third cash; $3.50 deposit
and twelve months. with interest from day Of sale
for which purchaser must give his notes, all cash
at purchasers option. Terms must be fully met
within five days, or Trustee may resell at purcha
ser's cost and risk after five days advertisement in
the Evening Ster Newspaper.
ANDREW r. DUvALL, Trustee.
cor. ~ st and Louisiana ave.
B. H. WARNER, Auctioneer. oct7-eo&ds
TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE ON NINE
L TENTH STREET NoRTHWE AND
THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE on THIRD
STREET SOUTHEAST AT AUCTION
on FRIDAY, nth October, at O'Clock pm, SsA
in front of the premises, will be sold the Two,
story frame house. with large lot No 1922 49,
18th street northwest.
On SATURDAY, 18th October at s o'clock D. NJ,
in front of premises, threest2ry brick house and
frame barn, No. 124 Sd street sou! b sast.
Terms liberal and m SIDE known at time OF sale.
oct8-eC&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auat7
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u a. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, No. 14lS NJ STREET

By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated on the Ss,A
9Th day of January, A. D. 1873. and duly re- Esf3
corded in Lber $40, folio 49, ooe of the land -
records Of the District of Colamb q, and by direc-
ton of the party secured thereby, we will sell at
public auction. to the highest bidder, in front OF
the premises. on WEDNESDAY,. the 22d day OF
October, D. 1879, at 80 O'Clock In, the follow
IL g-described real estate, situate in the city OF
Washington District OF Columbia. being known
snd distinguished as part Of lot nunab bred thirteen
C3), in square numbered two hu ndred and four
teen (2l4, bestnni,g for said pat at the northeast
of eaid lot and running thence west with the
south line of M street north thirty three $50 feet
ard six (6) inches thence south one hundred and
ten (110) feet; thence west fifteen Q5 feet; thence
eouth forty five (45) feet thence east eighteen 5
feet six (6 inches thence north forty five 45l fest
tt east thirty 500 feet and thence north one
hundred and ten ul0) feet to the place Of begin.
ming. containing four thousand Ave hundred and
seventeen aud one-haf square feet Of ground, more
or less, together with improvements Said real
estate will be sold subject to taxes, this collectors
certificate Of which win be exhib ted at the sale.
cash. of which . deposit Of $1oo must pc made at
the sale). aud the balance in equal instruments ct
one two and three years. resp ,ctyely, with interest
from the day Of sale, payable ssmiannualy %.
said terms are not complied with within five days
from the day of SALE the Trustees reserve the right
to resell said property at the risk and cost OF the
sefaulting purchaser after ten days notice IN the
Evening Star newspaper. AL conveyanclng and
recording at the expense OF the purchaser.
h. 81. LOCKWOOD, r-uataaa
Cct10-d&ds e. W, RIrTENHOUSE,@ @A"s
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES sALE OF A LARGE FOUR.S TORY
BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 2l2 STREET

TRUsTEE's sALE OF A LARGE FQURSIoRY
B ERI1TAT RESIDENCE, No. 2l2 STREET
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated the 2sth IL
day Of s1 fny S7 and ID duly recorded IN
s s1 Trustee, on sATURDAY the 25tS day
the premises, ali that certain piece or. parsel
OF land and premises situate lyIpg. ana pei T
lumbia, beginning for ths same at point on
square No. 76l. distant 81 feet 2 inches from the
ming thence west along the line of street southeast
distance Ct 81 feet inches; thence due north q
boundary line of orig nal lot No. 8 in nd square;
thence east along said northern boundary line 9
e ~ feet n Nee sns 81 re east
to the northwest corner OF SSH original lot No 2.
q distance of II feet inches, TO point distant
Of lot No IS. and feet nches from the extreme
western boundary Of ga d lot No. IL thence south
hundred and sixteen fest one ilch to the place
which consist Of large four-story Brick House,
with three story back building. modern improve
by hand labor for the owners occupancy. It m
talns l6 rooms, including bath-fGom has IN msln
house Egyptian aud marble mantels, plate glass
windows, handsome gas fixtures, roomy closets,
open fire PLACES. wide balls. high ceilings and othsr
comforts House fronts Pennsylvania avenue rs
to 80 foot alley is in business part of Capitol
Hill, between I'd and Sd streets csrs pass the door.
This sale offers fine opportunity for Investment,
the property brings good rent taxes all paid and
Terms: s2.Ooe cash; balance in SIX twelve. eight
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
time II s sac Compiled
with in seven days the Trustee reserves the right TO
resell the same at the risk and cost Of shs dsfanlsns
octl5-dts Surviving Trustee
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U b. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NORTH HALE PART
SOTARE 133 FRHNTINI IN g STREET

OF SQUARE 133, FRONTING ON 8 STREET,
BETWEEN 18TH AN 18TH NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated DC ober sssA
18th, 1873, recorded in Libsr No. 1872, folio fnH
III, Of the land records of the District of Co.
lumbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, III front of the premises, on FRIDAY, the
eth day of November, A. d. 1879, at hslf-past
O'Clock p.n the following part of Square No l33
in Washington City, District OF Columbia. toRit :
Beginning at point on 1871 st. NV, two hundred
feet south of the northwest corner of sad square,
and running thence eat four hundred ana two feet
and one inch (402 it. i'll j.; thence north two hun
cred (2C0) feet; thence wesi four hundred and two
feet and one inch (402 it. in }; thence south two
hundred (20O) feet, to the place of beginning,
cording to the plat of the city.
Terms OF sale: One-siSth OF the purchase m 0ney
in cast, and the residue in five equal annual pay
nents, with interest semaanually at eight per cent
per annum until paid. Totes of the purchaser for
the same to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property cold A deposlt of $500 Cor $40 on each
lot if sold by tubGivlso) will be required at the
tine Of the sale, and all conveyancing and record
ing will be at the cost of the purchaser. The terms
must be compile with within ssven days from the
day of GALE, else the Trustee reserves the right to
resell the property, any part thereof at the risk
and cost of the chaser i'll default, five days
notice By two or more insertions in the Evening
Star"
oct14d&ds A HYDE, Surviving Trustee.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.


IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
At the request of the tevises under the last ,k.A
Will and testament of L'Zette Gerecke, de- NM
ceased, late of the District of Columbus will SMH
sell at public auction. on WEDNESDAY,, the 22d
day of October A. D. 1879 in front of thu respect
i've premises, in the orcer FAMED below, commeac-
ing st 4 o'cock pm:
Lots and 4, In square 1906, situated on street,
between 18th and 18th streets southeast, unlm.
proved
Immediately after, Lot q in square 1886, situated
on str. ct, between 10th and 17th streets south
east uIimrroved.
Immediately theresft r. sublot 20, in square 1893.
situated on B. between renaesst avenue and 14th
street northeast. improved by small Frame House
At O'Clock pm, same afternoon, will sell in
front of the premises the north 10 feet inches by
the depth thereof of Lot Nc l. square 925 front
Ing on 9Th street east, between Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and street south improved by two-story
Frsne House.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and
twelve months, notes bearing interest and to be
cured by deed OF tru on premises. Conveyancing
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in
seven days deposit of $50 on each parcel at
time of sale.
octl4dts LOUIS DIETERICH, Executor.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
r T. ooLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRgsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, ON NORTH SIDE OF G ST,
BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFT RI
WARRINGTON, ID. q.
By virtue of 8 deed OF trust to me, bearing -
date on the 9th day of February. a. D. 1874, fS8
the land records for the District Of Columbia. and
at the written request OF the party secured, will
se at kg6lic AUCTION in front Of the premises. on
m all that piece or parcel OF ground situate and
being in the city OF Washington, in the District OF
Columbia, known as part of Lo. numbered one a..
GID, and described az follows: BEGINNING for the
came at the outhGestern corner Of said lot, and
running thence esstery With the north side Of ct
fortyhve (45) feet less to the southwestern
corner OF the brick house situ9ted on the eastern
part of said lot thence north eighty (90 theme
west fort yhve (45) feet more less, to the north
western corner OF s3id lot, and thence south with
western boundary line Of said lot eighty (S0) feet
teh place of beginning together with the i'm prove
mente, consisting of threestory brick dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash: balance in three
equal instaments, payable in six, twelve and eight
months after date, for which notes bearing Elk
per cent. interest and secured by deed of trust
upon the property, will be required. A deposit OF
two hundred dollars at time OF sale. Conveyancng
at purchasers cost If terms not compiled WITH
in one week from ssle the Trustee the right
purchaser.
oct9-d WILLIAM A. GORDON Trustea
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TBoMAs BOWLING, Aucticneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUABLE IRON
FOUNDRY ON WATER STREET. GEOt9&-
Xs a r WohkE A5H bY TIE THE A9b1N
By virtue Of ceed Of trust, dated the 9Th -
day OF August, A.. D. 1874 and recorded in GaU
the land.records Of the District OF Coum bia. go.
in Lber 1853 folio 472 &c and at the request of the
party secured thereby rhs subsesibers wiz sell, At
The premises, on MONDAY, the goth day Of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1879, at 4 O'Clock pm certain real and
personal estate in GeofgetoW in said District, and
described as follows:-Au of lot numbered II and
part Of lot numbered e. in Peters Square begin
ming for the same at the southwest corner of lot H.
Water street, in said town. and extending easter
ly OF said street sixty four 9i2 feet more less,
ard back of the width Of said 'front.' and northward
ly one hundred and twenty three (l23) feet to an
alley, with the improv enents, rights and appurte-
implements, machinery. and other personally used
by the eranters In said ceed Of trust in their bust
ness, constructed upon sad herein before de-
scribed premises. and noted upon schedule with
said deed Of truet recorded
Terms Of sale: For the personsl estate, cash, as
ments. rights and appurtenances, $3 coo and inter.
est from May list. AID. 1873. with the expenses of
sale and taxes In cash and for the residue, the pur
chaser must give two notes, payable, in even sums
in six twelve NOR tbs from the day OF sale, with
interest at Six per centum per ann1m to be secured
on the property sold. All conveyancing at the pur-
chasers cost who may pay all cash if he so elects.
Failing to comply with the terms OF sale for five
days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell tn
property on five days notice in The Evening Star,
at the risk aud e9st Of the defaultins purchaser
CHARLES NJ. MATHEWS,} Trustees.
THOE. BOWLING. Aucts. oct8-d
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer.

FoURsTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK RESI-
Rr Dr. CO, On n, THE EAsL s1DEQF ELExEM III
WEsT-No. 725-AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 14th, IL
1879 at AZ O'clock, in front Of the premises. EM
shall sell part Of Lot z, in square S45, having s
proved by four-story and basement brick resi-
dence containing 10 rooms with all the modern i'm
pIovements
Terms: e-third cash balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months VITA notes bearing interest at six
Per cent per annum until paid, AMI secured by
deed OF trust on che property sold. Oonveyaucing
at cost Of purchaser 300 down at time OF sale II
the property will be resold at the risk and cost OF
oe oc s9ne p'- THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
cY- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED uatil
MONDAY October Goth, same hour and place.
Octl5 dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.