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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-12
OFFICE OF THE
MTTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
THE DISTRICT OF CnTUMBIA.

E,As
OFFICE OF THE
Mutual FIRE INST RANCE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Nc So Pcnn>y vGnia Avenue Northwest,
Washington December 81. 1880
The annual meeting of the Mutual FIRE Insurance
is FIR n M0HDY of IaNAY Wis ISL the 9il
proxm0. az ODD FELLOWS HALL, Seventh street,
between d and streets northwest, commencing at .
By the charter ofte company the election ofseven
managers constitute board 10 conduct the affairs
of the company is required TO be held at the above
BY lie sixth article of the bylaws of the company
IL is provided: Ar the annual meeting of the com
meat OF a chaIrman who shall conduct the meeting
and election in accordance with the act of incOrpOrl
lion. between the hours of o'clock Il and p M. "
tend i'''. '''e'' ' 'e'i''''" p'''''"''''' u A'
Amount of premium notes held by the
company sl'5Ig ID -
SaSii bib -
StClrllitsS sl-Ici w
se,nbeT 81 1850 ...@ ,-e 49, ~..~7 - 1855 50
and not paiI. -. - 65
BY order OF the board of managers OF the Mutual
jaI-td J. WESLEY BoTELER. Secretary.
sI3e WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
~ " ,,,,p r M!AsH!NGToS' D. c. Dec. - 1882
You are hereby notified that WATER Rents for
not paid within THIRTY DAYS from that date the
law auhorzes the water to be cut Off and the penalty
desc 'o THoS c cox, Water Registrar
n5D THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIREC-
~ TORS by the Stockholders ofihe NATIONAL
Ehe THIRD MONDAY Of JANUARY, being
January ~ 1881 at the Office of the Company SI9
Market Space. Polls win be opened between the
hours of L m. and O'Clock p.
By order Of the Directors. -
eRe DIR. FLopoARDo HOWARD HAS RE-
$50 n0yed MS Office and residence TO 1919 street
hin IN I he practice Of Medicine Dr. HOWARD II
M, and ) 10 4 p m. noI63m
nQge SPECIAL NOTICE
PURE x6 ) 5Ef1H ssr COD Ii n1vER OIL
at nRFW'S DRUG STORE corner Ninth st. and
Penn. ave- at 80 cents per full pint bottle. Oc2S6m
~ raIely and at reasonable prices at COUGiic
Ninth and streets northwest.
EINs@. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF ToI-
~ let Articles for ladies and all the popular
Medicines on sale at COUGILIN'S TEMPLE DRUG
e|e IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU-
- ralgia, Headache, ToothaGhc or any pain; one
only ut COUGHLINS, Masonic Temple. nO26
nG3e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ofEvERY
~ kind. Humphreys Specifics, Extract Witch
Hazel: Imperial GrIuni, and other food for infants
BIT COUGHLINS. Sel3
az MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT
ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, &c.
P. Wallach's Loan Office,
l4I1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
Near Wizards Hotel. marc
r1g@ a NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
A Large Size NickeI-PIated Gen.
uine German Student Lamp,
AND \ GALLON OF RYNEAIiS ROYAL Sc
CURITY OIL FOR $3.50, AT
de141m 4IS Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-12
FOR THE HOLIDAYS !

Fresh Nuts of all kinds, Raisins,
CitrOn, CurrantS, Dates, &c;
Fresh Candies, Malaga Grapes,
Florida Oranges, all the leading
brands of Champagne, Old Bran
dies, WHISTLES, Jamaica Rum,
Scotch Whisky, fine old Pale
Sherry of our OWN importation;
also a large and fresh stock Of
first-cIass Groceries, ali OF which
we are selling as low a. any house
in the District. We are agents for
Werner'S America Extra Dry
Champagne, an American wine
at low price, quite equal to some
OF the French wines.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-12

e~e IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU-
kSS ralgia, Headache, TOOthachc, any pain.
application of FlJIid Lightning will relieve you Sold
only at COUGHLIN'S, Masonic Temple. no26
hGEs9 HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES ofEVERY
kSS kind. Humphreys Specifics, Extract Witch
Hazel Imperial GriEunl, and other food for infants
BIT COUGHLIN'S. Sel3
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-12
Special 2Iofices.

kS
regular meeting of the Columbia Union Vete ran
Club viii :se held al Grand Army Hall on THU RS
DAY, January g. 81 30 p. m.
THOMAS II. MAC BRIDE.
faISat& Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-12
ALLEGED FRAUD.

then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
WHOLESILE DISCHARGE OF EMPLOYER

THE CHARITIES DEPARTMENT IN KINGS COUNTY
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT-THE wAHDEN OF
The PENITENTIARY AND OIUER OFFICERS RE-
MOVED.
The new Board OF Charities Commissioners for
Kings County. consisting OF NesSrS. Shlpmpn. Henry
"A FultOu-st., Brooklyn, 10 take control of the
county buildings under the new law. Nearly all of
the old employees of the county sum-
marty discouraged. EX-COmmisslOners KeSsel
and Storms who were egisatcd out OF
Office It was expected would be present
to claim their SEATS hut only Mr.. Storms appeared.
and mildly requested that hS name be called. Com
missioner Henry moved that John Green he APP
pointed warden of the Pententlary in the place of
james Shevin, who 10 related by marriage with
- loss Mclaughlin. Commissioners Ryan declared
that 70 change was not ces,ary, and SAID
that MIR. ShovIlu had made the Penitentiary
nearly seli-sustaining. Mr.. Henry replied
tlat Mr. Green would make it entirely so,
and 1t was desirable to leave nO room for plant.
The motion was adopted. Gilbert Hicks was APP
pointed siOrckeeper of the County Building in the
pace Of MIchaol j. Clffey, on the motion of Mr..
Shipman. Ills salary was fixed at So, 900 u year.
Other employees we're discharged, as follows NJ.
" Burroughs superintendent of the AlmshOusc
". j. KerrIgan, clerk ami steward Maria j. Iruul-
br matron Michael Baxter and Robert lackaberg,
carpenters John Council, tnSlnith; Arthur Conner
aud Patrck COnneily ,pulnbers; Cornelius Buckley.
mason; John VCOnnuT. painter, and Theodore Kerr
win, blacksmith. William Murray was appointed
superintendent of the AmshOuse at IL salary of
81 800, on Mr.. Shpmans motion. On Mr.. Ienry's
notion. the Fourth and Fifth Districts were abolished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

end the Superintendent Of tho Almsbop.. =. (
1erea 70 REMOVE the county property. Tbs t x5s o
clerk OF the Third District Office: James an
d me Fourth District Office; Mary Mcfay.Sl,sese
E n cutter; Hugh Corbcy clerk, and q
EEwyeE' steward Of the County Hospital: TSc,.Aa
TIoncn steward OF the Hospital for IDcuralsiaa..s
james d. Irwin. steward, and Mary CnnninsSS.ssss;
mpatron OF the Lnnatic Asylum. Comm;sss;.sslns
Ryan opposed evory removal 's'ionog
4, nus action OF the new Board wrests from n.
McLaughiln great part Of his patroneoaD ' q q
wears ne has controlled the Charities Boara ny
yeaEs expenditures OF which have averaged hsIs re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoaR lam 7 ,soo


Str Neckar Gerl. stormer Bremen Dec 10 south.,.,
win mdse and passengors 70 0elrichs Co ~
and Dassenaors to Peter Wright Sons De0 10 with dss
str VIucenzo Florio Utah Viola. Palermo ma. :. :
nH 10 E oss i
TO- With teas etc . Bn6am Pcke 1a - sod Gibraltar
ctr sean md dpaya Br Sinclair Genoa a. Ieeho, o.
aud passengers to henderson Bros anu Gibraltar wz
Nov SINGAPORE pors 0sS Sd De- Dec y al. SnaDgA
~ with t'as: etc. Henderson Bros % una Gibraltar
Str Bermuda lBr) Faircloth. HumacOa Dec 81 PAM. .
q Mayagnez % Aquada 49, ArecbO a. st JoSSs =
str Gate Citv, Dagget Savannah DAYS T xis 60
passengers 20 Geo YonEc w 1uuse ana
str Goo Clyde. winnett Charleston DAYS 70 lana.
str city Of Savannah Fleetwood. Savannah days ,,
str Albemarie Maet Lewes Del with mdset to Old Dom,
SIT Breawser. HulDhera. Norfolk, with mdse Va to o
Str United states, Matthews Baltimore
SUNsET-WINDGAt Sandy Hook. light NJ couav
CLEARED.
srs Aigers IWJawthor2e BOgert MOrea
od Dominion N IS Co Florida smith PhladpDia VIA
Ship Favcrite tGorl Peters Bremen. TheO RuSsr
SPOKEN
G Ssl Mary GrsenwOOd Dec 20 in lat AZ g. Ion IS
MISCELLANEOUS
port with machinery disabled Nv N an
STEAMER MOVEMENTS-FoREIGN PORTS
NE DOCK Jan 1-Arrived Golden Horn OBJ from,
Mary Louisa, from Baltimore. ''
ROTTERDAM Jan 1-Arriyed str Rotterdam Dutch from
New.YOrk. N-' AAVuA
LosPoS Str cec from New York for Liverpool
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS
BosToN Jan lArrved str Pembroke tBr) Live ooO Al
lentow p Philadelphia: Nereus, New.York. =.
5ael strs Iafa ana Glamorgan. LIverpOol Johns Hon.
kns, baltimore Norman Philadelphia; Giaucus NowYofk
Helvetia New.York. --s
BALTIMORE Jan lArrved. strs Decatur Miller, Boston,
Blackstone, New-YOrk. $50
Sailed, str Sea Gull
NEwORLEANs Jan i-sailcd. strs Amazoneuse. Marcia
PHlLADELPHlAl Jan ARRIVED POttsville, Cheleea
Sailed. strs W Lord Roman.
SAVANNAH jan 1ArriVed str City OF Columbus
Below ss CITY Of Macon, New York. Juniata Phiadenha
PoBrLANJ, Jan l-Sailed. str Toronto, Liverpool
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON, Jan lSaled 5Oth Cleveland Hertha Monta
Allegro Baltimore Patriot sacramento capt Grant, for
Hampton Roads, 3lst ult Bella Gadltana Atlantic iCant
Knudsen Germania capt Schuken). Gordon Mary en-.
son. for Delaware Breakwater Nereus for NeWYor Pya
teer. soren Berner Vast NewYOrk; lst inst Isaga from
Plvm0uth John Campbell.
Arryed-24t inst Carmela, Eimrod Sunbeam tCsptHsnd
21th inst uburndale; 3Oth inst Ete Hansa Theodore
koerner 3lst inst Aurora capt Homgren BOtyd Plus
Ultra Nina Emilia, Progress the latter at Hull lst inst
Freeman.
For Later ship Ne,cs.V anu Serenta P1gs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

Maria Bayard was the widow at the time of Duncan
p. Camp ell. and Mary Kay was the widow of John
A. King, once Governor of the STATE of New-York
DAVID murray Hoffman was better known as MuI-
raw Hoffman and judge Hoff nan in his later years
IL 1873 Frederick De Pyster and William T.
Horn began suit against John Bright and others
to determine the interest of the sharehOlG-
ers aud for partitions Inasmuch as the
transfers of the lncky shares made from
the beginning ef the scheme and the determination
of multitude Of questions arising out of these
transfers 1t was referred to William i. WntertOn.
who concluded this part of his labOrs and made
report last March. HIS findings of fact and cOnclu-
siOns OF law were confirmed by the Supreme Court,
and 1t appearing that the property in its present
state was incapable of subdivision tthr interest bed
by some persons being small AZ 1886 parts sale
was ordered under the direction o.. the referee.
who Is then tn pay all fees and distribute the pro-
ceeds The successful e iarehOldPrs are William +.
Horn. one->even il !; Elizabeth j. Lynch, one-sev-
enth: Marshall n. Bright, administrator Of George
Bngnt, ir.. one-sevrrth heirs Of JOh A. King. one
seventh Frederic X De Peyster. eventeen-seventv
seventLs: heirs Of William II. Aspn wall, four sew
enty-seventbs; the remainder IN smaller fractions
IL divided between William $. Verplanck admins
traitor John N. Whiting John B. Rensen and Ellen
Shepherd VarIck. he ioutlne Building is valued
for taxation at S125,cO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
MORE CASES OF SMALLPOX.

Wilhemina Noll walked into the st. Francis Hos
pital yesterday in search OF medical aid She was
sick, aud the pbyslc. an in charge not long
fin ing out that her disease was smallpox. The
Health officers were info med and the woman was
taken 10 tue Riverside Hospital. Three Of
smallpox reported at the Office of the Board Of
Health, from No. 81 East FOrly-sxth-st where "a
fatal case recently occurred. A woman, the wife of
a German butcher employed i'll the slaughter.hOuse
in Forty fOdrthst., found locked in suf-
frrnR from a pad attack. rhe neghbOrs had not
seen her for week. In tho morning. when the
husband went to his work, he locked the door and
put the key in his pocket, leaving the sick woman
unattended until his return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MR.. COWLEY STILL TARRYING.

The Rev. Mr. Cowev celebrated New-Years Day
at the Penitentary on BlackwelPS Island, perform
ing his duties AS doOrk eper IN efficient out not
enthusiastic manner. The allowance of turkey and
the general improvement upon the ordinary bill Of
fare of his temporary no ne must have recalled
vIvdy 10 his mind the celebration OF the day IN the
fold Of which he was formerly the frugal shepherd.
1t had been rumoed that he was to regain hIs liberty
yesterday, his term Of ImprlsOnmenC less the time
allowed for RoOd behavior having expired; IL was
thought that his friends might come forward and
pay the fine of $3.50 forming part of the Judgment.
but they did not appear. In defaut of the PAYMENT
of this sum, he will have to undergo further i'm
preOnmeDt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

It kind of took fellow down to go to church
yesteruy morning. and. teI hourlsng about Christ
mas bandkercnef fOr some tnc, to discover label
the corner II bsurng the legend, 35o Warranted
fast eolors"-ILOwel Citizen.
A rather stupid Dutchman was chosen to the
Pennsylvania Legislature lew years ago. He mad
.Iothng TO suy mOre than Aye" or NO." when his
name was called and surprise created day by
nls introducing certain BILL The members thought TO
amuse themselves oy askng hu TO explain The bill ~
read It by sections, etc. And dortsive smiles the gen
tlem4n from BIks arose. Deere s no 10 reat dat
act" he said majority have promised 10 vote tor II
and that is enough" majority voted for 1t. The ways
OF some Legislatures ure peculiar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
A CRUEE MANS PUNISHMENT.

Sidney w. HendncksOn, upon whose farm Mt
Heup stead. l.. L. near.y 100 head OF diseased and
hal starved cattle were found, and vino was ar
rested and fned $50 for cruelty to animals, loses
tltied to indemnity, ns he would have been had he
informed the authorities when the disease first made
its appearance on his place. Being indebted TO
Moses HeImann, proprietor of slaugh ,er house in
New York, Hendrickson has been compelled TO sell
bis farm and remaining stock for $4,000, deduct
rug the mortgage. which Heimann assumes. The
farm comprises 225 acres and it said could not
have been bought TOR $50 900 at one time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
ASKING For TOO MUCH.

Justice McGown, of Harlem, asked the Board Of
Estimate aud AppOrtlOnment to make an apprUprIa-
tIon Tor branch hospital IN Harlem, as IS much
needed there lie estimated that IL would require
from 50. 900 10 $4,000 to maintain the proposed
hospital for one year The Board thought favOfab
of the matter at the time. On Friday however shortly
before the Board adjourned, Justice McGowen
presented a communication from the commissioners
OF Charities and Correction, setting forth that
$1,000 was needed for the proposed hospital, ex-
elusive OF the rent of the building selected, which
would add S., 800 more TO tine original sum. Upon
this tue Board decided 10 make TO Appropriation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
A BOSTON BROKER IN TROUBLE.

BosToN, Jan. LIN the Municipal Court
this fornoon In the OF Weeks against Henry Per
kIns broker this city, who arrested week ago
on charge OF dspOsng of stocks deposited with hun by
tm piaIntin az collateral for loan Judge Farmer held
the defendant In IS 900 ~ appear before the Grand
Jury next Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
GLANCED BITR TJTO SERIOUS CRIMES.

BOSTON, Jan. 1.-David Moodey, alias James
H. Brady. Who by Boston officers at Albany
last night ch Irged with breaking into George Normal
house Beacon-st. February H. and with murder
of hs acaOmpce the following day. arrived here to-
night He denied that he had Thing do with either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
NEW YORK Daily TRIBUNE SUNDAY JANUARY slEEE

attempted TO enter but was surprised to find that
the door was locked. After several Intellectual at
a clerk and Mr. Fox Was informed that Mayor
Grace had taken tis departure some time before.
fhe caller turned away with vexed air, and in o
moment afterward was driving down to the First
I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
Snn 7:25 sun ssts-.. 445 Clock fast
MOON ses''- 1874 2oof souths. 2:ll Moons an ssse4
HIGH WATER To-DAY-AM
SANDY dooE- 4D6 Gov IsIaua. 9.S5 Hell Cfasa -.
HIGa WATER ro-DAY-P NJ sS
SANDY dOoG-- e3l Gov Island 1905 Hell Oata -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
Consumption md all Diseases Of the THROAT and
LUNGS.
In this combination we have blended together by
DIsTILLATIoN (which cannot be eRectualy done In any
other wayl the Balsam Tolu Rock Candy, old Rye
whiskey VALUABLE TONIC, which preserves all the
virtues the ingredients yielding valuable expectorant
qualities aud giving the article fine favor aud an asre cable
tase BALsAM TOLU has long been used By the medical
proi son for It's soothing healing and nourshng properties
n aayDg any irritation Of the throat chest and lungs To
in Rock and Rye diuSve smulant creating healthy
appette and tOnng the system generally The emncuI
chemist Prof g. A Mariner OF Chicago has analysed It, and
chserfuy recommends The purity Of tho ingredients
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GRocI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
ENORMOUS CLEARING ROUSE BUSINESS.

The business for the last year at the New-YOrk
year since 1t was established. The transactions
during 1879 were the largest known up to that time
tuJ these exceeded by the business of 1880 by
nearly One-thrd. The exchanges III tue lasE year
amounted TO $3S Ga, 44s.223, against 500, 49,
046 500 IN 1879, ah1 the Daiances 10 1850 227.-
507 against 81 44e, 874 993 the preceding Year.
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
IAnou cemenCa

IAnou cemenGa
An OLD DOCToR's ADVICE.
1t was thT: Trust in GOD and keep your opens
For tins purpose take KIDNEY for remedy
ciuay OvercOmes this condition and
tess AMI gripping which other medicines Try box
b0ttle-lTeleglsph
Ask any good doctor if Hop Bitters are not
the best family medicine earth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02
WESTERN UNIONS DECREASING RECEIPTS

The Western Union Telegraph Company now
sends out with messages TO customers printed slips
claiming Facilities ten-fold greater than any other
company. Lowest rates and best service. Direct
liOes.n The company has sent to many Of its prin-
cipa offices circular letters calling attention the
largo falling of ia the receipGe TIE managers are
requested TO give an explanation OF the Of the
reduction Of business, and TO suggest remedies.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-08

Leno takes b. Bradbury's place
aud e. Candcn the Topper place.
HI. Persons proposes TO make
some alteration inside his dwelling
house.
Sweet, sweeter, sweetest The
sap yield Is abundant and promises
still more. re
Mrs. Nelson Olmsted has had a
severe run of typhoid pneumonia, but
is improving. e, i' ,''
Mrs. Prudy Sargent is greatly
afflicted with cancerous humors and
seems to be waning In strength.
Not long since Rev. s. w. Bid
well had narrow escape from q run
away team; they veered to the right,
just escaping his carriage. Y =
/NMrs. Laura, wife of Silas Perkins.
died In Mount Holley. March "a, aged
eighty-two years. She was buried In
the Foote.cemetery; was born In town
and was the last member of Darius Tup-
peIs family. $500
District No. IL elected their annu.
81 officers on the 29th. Clerk and
treasurer, A. j. Matthews; committee,
ID. T. Witherell; collector, G. w. SEES.
sions; auditors, s. w. Bidwell, A. J.
Sumner, ID. Perry; expenses for the
year, $l9l. Debt Of the district, $751;
16. Voted seven months school -four
months summer, dividing the term by
one months vacation. Atvote was
taken to raise 800 by a tax on the
Forthcoming grand list. ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-08
WHlTING,


EDlTOh hEGiSIEh.
In q recent issue Of the Register,
I noticed, in the Whiting news. an item
asking If the committe appointed to see
about the public. literary which the Ex-
celsior Club voted TO have, failed to do
their duty. In reply will say, that the
committee made out O programme and
assigned parts to those who had previ-
ousiy promised to do what was allotted
to them, but some of these afterwards
refused to take part and expressed de-
sire that no further arrangements be
made. The committee finding that
with these the opponents of q public lit
erary were in tho majority, and that
only about twelve could be relied on
for help, decided to drop the matter.
Among the principal objections TO such
an exhibition, some said It would be out
of season and OF q time when 1t would
be very muddy. Yet It was expected
that It would be given In March, and
the roads could be In no worse condi-
ton than last year when the club play
ed In ShOreham. Others said, that
nothing pleasing could be given with
out . drama and farce, though there
was not time for either satisfactorily.
Some, notwithstanding the very low
condition of the treasury, thought IL we
could not give a. good an entertainment
as last winters we had better give none.
The entertainment last year did credit
to the club, and the desire to equal, or,
If possible, excel the previous standard
we admire, but when part of the men,
bers have to pay q number Of dollars
from their own pockets to defray ex-
penses, and one has TO establish a
stage route ten miles through the mud
gratis to procure critic, we think IL
advisable to give less expensive enter
tainments. Trusting this Fexplsnation
will be satisfactory, we ask only space
in closing to wish the Excelsior Club a
long, happy and profitable life.
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-08
RPTON.

AsAA = O4ve
&C. Z. Brown had q valuable COW
die few days ago without apparent
cause.
james Kenworthy lost nice two
year old heifer q short time since by
reason Of being pushed by COW be.
longing to H. A. Kirby.
There will be a donation for the
benefit of the pastor of the Methodist
church, at the house of Mr.. p. Bean, on
Thursday evening, April 2l.
We learn that Rev. C. r. Church
Is making arrangements for the agency
of Boston Inside Out, for the towns OF
Salisbury, Middlebury and Ripton.
"A. G. Chandler had the misfortune
to lose valuable sheep In singular
manner recently, On being found dead
tho throat was opened and two large
pieces OF corncob were found completely
filling the Gsophagns.
If the late legislature did not stiI
up small hornets nest In passingo The
new listing law we are mistaken, thai
Ia all. We very much doubt il six
members of the late House can b.
found who can properly Oil mp thei'
own lists.
There is o sound In the air Of an
other town meeting for the purpose Of
raising an additional tax and electing .
constable, il being said by some of our
wise ones that there is vacancy In the
Office. II seems that only two of the
oalactman uara nraeQnf when thf
bonds were furnished. Nous resrOas.