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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
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SEYsE AYp NONSENSE.

Barber: CHOW will you have your hair
cut, sir?" Man in chair: "In silence"
A big rent will make hole in a mans
yearly salary quicker than diamond drill.
Olive Logan says the paragraphers have
no loye fox the beautiful Olive hss never
seen our best girl.
Ifawcak young man finds that chess play
ing hurts him, heshould buy chess protec-
tor.
The new French rife will carry over two
miles and the bullet viii travel nearly as
fast as q scandal.
Ny wife" remarked FitzboodIe, sis
fairly crazy over the winter fashions. Shes
got the deliriun trimmins."
Dogs, under favorable circumstances,
live to be thirty years old, ," says an exchange.
Favorable circumstances probably means
family without boys ~ neighborS.
When lady who has been taking music
lessons fer ;hc past eight years hangs back
and blu-hes and says she can't play, don't
insist on it. The chances arethat she can't.
The old proyorb, "Where there's will
there's way" has been revised to suit
the situation. Il now reads, "When there's
a bill we're away.
The latest ami favorite piano recit alton
for society young ladies is ooh Won't
She Never Stop?" It is markedly popular
among the young gentlemen.
Did YOU ever run for sheriff." asked
Poois Of a Cumminvile man. "Only
once" was tho reply. "and wouldn't then
if there hadn't been two deputies with him.
1t is stated that one vessel was lost at sea
every twenty-four hours in 1881. Perhaps
this accounts for the disappearance Of Amer
lean shippiug.
Asmatters are going in this country just
now We think seriously ofobtainingpensio
for the chairs Of our Office, "a many Of them
have lost a leg in the service.
Mechsaicto plowboy-"Well my lad how
much do YOU earn a week. Plowboy-" /
dunno what I earns, but know what !
gets
The best j-fnition Of "step mother" tells
Us that she is a mother who spoils her own
children and steps on those which she has
unvillinsiy inherited By marriage.
said farmer, who was given TO long
drinks. to a brother agriculturist: What
breed ofcattle would you advise me to adopt?
Short horns" was the Insignificant reply
Malaria is no more fashionable com
plsint, and you must now complain Of an
awful cold ON your chest Ifasked wherC
contracted, give the nsme Of some rich per
son who recently entertained company.
al don't know, replied MontmoTenci
cnt,ingly, with polite smile: "but know
man who hal twins 50 mach alike that
the only way TO tell 'em apart was to send
one 70 Harvard and one 70 Yale. Tnen one
came back a gentleman and one Connect
icut rough.
An old tar heel who was thar" says tha
at the battle Of Charlottesville, while Tn
fight - raging, Gen. Rhodes rode up Z
Gen. Ramseur and asked him what time
was. Ramseur, pulling out his old tim'
piece slowly, said: General, in such an eTn
ergency as this my old watch never runs
Rhodes took" right OF, and returned Il
where Tho bullets were ticking the see
Gnd-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

The Iowa Falls .Seafinel says: There il
not single woman on the platform Of fe-
male suffrage Who has a happy family Of
husband and chrildren not one" Well,
we should say not They are not that kind
OF single women" When the editor ofthe
Seatineican explain how other "single woT0
en-" have happy families Of husband and
children" people be will ready 70 listen to hig
views on woman suffrage and is mcasurcless
horrors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

Mex. b the Arabian, who coues down -
us through the lines Of clumsy verse, the
Arsunsas man ent rt lini the highest regard
for hjs horse. Tac other nigh, 2 gontlemln
ran in great haste for doctor, and, gaining
audience with the physician my wife Is
mighty sick, aal my horse, too, ispoweriui
bal or Hjwmlch d. you charge a yisit?'
Two dollars "Wall, / ain't got but
t,ree dollars. Reckon you'd better 60 and
sc the horse"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
4 llnsi Remarkable Cass.

Dying-yet living. DIR. Miller, of l29
South Tenth Street Philadelphia, Pa, say:
Il am personally acquainted with a middle
aged lady in Philadelphia, who had been
given up to die by q consultation Of many
physicians. She was confined 10 her bed
Tor months, aud was momcntGrily expected
to die. IN this condition she took Manaiin
and, 10 the surprise and disappointment of
all. she recovered her health perfectly. Her
case is reported in DR.. lIartman's Book on
the lis of Life" 3lst page. Ask your
Druggist for one, or address DR.. Hartman,
Osborn. o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
= GARD.

CH,RlrsroSS. ". Va. October Il, 1852.
Having sold my stock Of goods IN order TO
give more attention TO -he Grain and Fertilizer
business / wish q thank 10y friends and the
public generally for thei- liberal patronage IL
The past and csil their attention 10 the fact
,ha nv entire time and attention viii now be
riycn ta Grain and FERTILIZERS Soliciting q
Share 5. their patronage in this line. remain,
Very respectfully.
CIV TRTSSELL-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
GER,gRD Eg0UAE.

N. Z. Corner Ninth and Chestnut sts., Phile.
J. 9lcKBBES. Manage j. H. DESyIsoS, sup.
STREET CARS run from 81 the principal
Depot, o. the HOTEL. The accommodations
ere In .ll respects equal to any in the City
$500 per day.
-. OCT . lssV--.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

The oldest paragraphs are born of the
queerest utterances at times. Here are two
cases in point First, that ofa traveller, who,
in speaking to IN emigrant whom he found
10 have made his home in Western wild
said coasolingly This isn't "a bad country
all il lacks is water and good society,"
when quick came the poor emigrant's reply
with some bitter truth and point: "fes,
that's all hell lacks" And the other in
stance is related by DR.. Goodsill. He con
graduated an elderly Christian man, res
ident of New Haven, that his race was
almost over and his battle nearly fought.
"Yos, Doctor" was the sick man's reply 81
suppose that is so. ] am glad, yes think
am glad, in prospect of heaven but still,
doctor, fear shall miss New Haven priv
| ileges."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

Brights Disease Of the Kidneys, Dia-
betes ard other Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Liver. which you are being 50 frighten-
ed about, Hop Bitters is the only thing that
viii surely and permanently prevent and
cure All other pretended cures only re-
li6re for time aud then make you many
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

While Robert Burns was at MofIatt once
with CLARK, the composer, the poet called
Tor a bumper Of brandy. "Ohpota hum'
per-" said the musician; 81 prefer twosmall
glasses" 1.-TWO glassos~ cried Burns
"Why you are ike the lass in Kyle who
said she had rather be kissed twice bare
headed than cnce with her bonnet on.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

Farmers and others desiring a genteel,
lucrative agency business, by which - to
$50 a day can be earned, send nddr--. At
once. on postal 10 ri. G. WILRIssON X Co,
l9j and i97 Fulton Street, New York.
Dec. 23. lSS2-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
lie Wanted to Pose.

4 resident of Park stree. nd photo
eripaer c)me " the other dly for the pur-
pose oftaking view Of his residence, aud
the man of tae camera hal just got into po-
sition when along came an old coon with
bucksaw on his arm, and wanted to know
what was up.
Going to photograph the house" wasthe
reply.
Then guessrll pose" j" remarked the old
man. "Ill take position at the left oftho
gate and represent the statae ofindustry."
The members OF the family came out and
A ranged themselves, ard tic mancalledout;
Here, old man, you want to gci out OF
that"
Cant represent Industry ~
NO sirw
Cant | stand over there ani represent
I.azness -
"No sirl We don't want you in the group
at ALL"
"I.ohne represent the Sleeping Beauty.
"Iog go away"
lie drew off to one side the passing teams
halted 10 give the artist a chance, and direct
~ the plate wa,madc. Every body rushed
forward when IL was ready for inspection,
and the old man was one of the first As
tie plate was held up he giggled and tickled.
and finally burst into loud laugh. He
had dodged around the corner Of the house.
and lis full figure was revealed behind the
family.
"What DO you representint that attitude J"
sternly inquired the photographer.
"Well, Ircckon that's = pretty good pose
for contentment."
Very well, then, Iwillnow represent Dis
satisfaction"
And the artist took The festive old chap
by the ear and walked him out OF tie crowd,
and put in a couple Of kicks, which charged
the pose Of fContentment to that Of sorrow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

The Texas public school fund comprises
over four million in bonds and cash and 30
million acres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

AGentleman who had been in iBCult
three days, bu. who had been paying atten-
lion 70 a prominent Austin belle, wanted to
propose, but he was afraid he would be
thought toe hasty. lie dslicately bro1ched
the subject as follows. "lf we're 10 speak
70 you Of marriage after having only made
your acquaintance three days ago, what
would you -ay to it?' "Well, should Say
never pat of until tomorrow that which
You should have done day before yesterday. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

DR.. Dawson Of the Canadian geological
survey declares that Rocky Mountain Ignite
cnal Is superior to that OF Germany.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
a'ireinia 5ree gwss.

Nm. d ". w Il. GALLiHER, Editors
oaariesro,en, Jefferson County, West "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
GUSTAV BROWNS!
Toys, Novelties, Useful Arti-
cIes, Fancy Goods, etc.
Embracing the largest and most wonderful col
lactions Of tine trade.
CONFECTIONERY & FRUIT,
Christmas Tree Ornaments,
Malaga Grapes.

Special inducements offered on Candy
large quantities.
Ornamental and other Cakes furnished on
short notice and on reasonable terms.
Parties and Families supplied with the best
OYSTl.Ho by the measure; also sold by plate
no my saloon.
Our arrangements for the Holidays are per
feet, anda courteous invitation is extended 70
uii to view our stock.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage here
tor,rs extended 70 me and hoping TO merit O
continuance Of the same patronage from my
old customers. aud TO win many new friends,
am respectfully, ....,-
GUSTAV BROWN.
December g lSS2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
JESEBERRf BROTHERS,
ESAEsD
OIL FINISH.

Iris the ORJoizAL and only GENUNE HARD
4 or FiTisH in the market.
IL dries quick and hard rubs easily, and does
nos scratch.
tits the bee. Finish for Pianos and Organs.
Itis the best Finish for Furniture
I,is the best Finish for school Desks and
Sets
Itis She best Finish fos Dwellings and Pub
Ec buildings.
Isis r}e best Finish FOR Rsstic Frames end
Nouid.Hes
Il makes either Dead Finish OF Brilliant
Polish, and is not effected Jy Water or
Damp.
Owing 30 thc reputation our HARD on FIX
--i hrs attained many limitations are offered
lab seit lt iuw price being frequently repre-
-eu.cd IS oar HARD OM. FlsIsH.
ASK tou~ dealer for ',iiExEY BROTHERS HARp
,fti FINttH.' and lake uo other. IL hc does NOT
keep 81. send direct 90 ms, and your order Wal
receive prompt attention.
BERRY BROTHERS.
Tarnish Manufacturers,
DETROIT MIca.
April y, :os2-y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

Canada is 70 have a double postal card
FOR the convenience Of those who wish to
prepay reply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25

Wha. fruit docs a newly married. couple
resemble, s green pear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
BERRY BROTHERS.
HATS G&PS Gl9ThiHs, &C,
1882
zsEEE CE0yzES.S'G.

You nccl not look Ragged You need not
scar ,,,d-stylc Clothes. Iou need not Wear i'll
Gtdue salts, Yog need no, wear Bag on your
Back or Sacks CON- your Legs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
klady Cured Of Rheumatism.
Kidney Disease Cured.

Christlansl-r2. Va, ,ssI.
Suffering .ron Aill-y Gi,eese.
frrra Nln-h . lli cct no re.ief,
tred srosas iron b.sc's, wsieh
eur-d me completely. y child Of
m.ne. recovering .rori '-..S-t f-ver,
had - .ppstite and I'D got seem 20
De- Ab.-i % ratatal. ipeye him Iron
ricu.. ,-ita the rsppicst results.
!. KELg A0a-ACVl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-25
GEsz}.

. An uaH o.T.r.a, as i.Ii prices MS the mar
ke. u..i .u-.its ,'- lria u. aI. kinds.
e. e.. WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Nov OThe ST. JaBes's Ga;eie says the police
upon making inquiries relative to the explosions on the
Metropolitan Underground Railway, found reasons to ss-
pect that John McCaery had infringed his tckctof-
leave by visiting Ireland Hence the reward offered on
November for Information as to his whereabouts.
MADRID Nov 9.-The pamphlet issued by the secretary
of the Republican Military Association asserts that Ruiz
Gorilla decided that II the Republican insuTTecon IN
August last had been successful he would have shot sehor
Morct now Minister of the Interior, and several Gen
erals.
BRISBANE, Nov. 9.-Sir Anthony Musgrave on opening
the Queensland Parliament referred TO the proposition
for the annexation OF Guinea 10 the British Austria
asan colonies and declared his belief that united
preston of the will of the colonies 20 the nome Govern
meut would secure the annexation Of the island.
ROME, Nov. 0.The Italian Cabinet have decided to nc
ccpt the resignation Of Admiral Acton Minister Of Marine
The resignation OF simor Savc, Minister OF Justice and
Ecclesiastical Affairs, is impending.
LONDON. Nov. 0.-Tho total number Of deaths by the
explosion in the Mooricd Collcry at Acciington was
siXty-scvcn.
LONDON, Nov. 0.-The further pToro9ation OF Parha-
ment until December 9 is officially announced this oven
ing An informal meeting of the Cabinet was hc!d to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
THREE VESSELS LOST IN A GALE.

HALIFAX, n s, Nov. 9.-TheTo was gale at
Petite Passage, Digby County Wednesday, and the fol-
lowing morning the inhabitants of that place discovered
large schooner that had sunk the entrance of the Pass
age during the night with her mast about twothrds out
OF the water They went to the spot and looking down
could see boat hanging to the davs but no bodies nor
could they make ont the OF the vessel The crow
did not land the bay shore and IT Ia feared
they went down with the schooner She Is or bout
40 register and must have been craft bound TO or
from ST. JOhn which spTang leak and sank while trying
10 reach port
ST JOHN, n. B.. Nov. 9.-The schooner Regina of and
for this port is reported lost she launched last
year. was of l22 tons burden and owned by Robert Car
son, of st. Martins and others. She insured for
$4,000.
George Mcleod Of the bark Minnie Gordon, has
received adviccs that that vessel went ashore on North
Cane T. Il. l.. during gale from the north. She was
lumber laden. bound from Miramch to Queenstown for
orders She OF $40 tons burden, and was Dult at
Bucouchc Y. b. in 1879. The vessel was insured 1Oi
sos 600, and the cargo for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
AP1NIC " 1 TIRGINI4 COUNTY.
WHITE CITIZENS FRIGHTENED BY THE WORDS OF A
DRUNKEN NEGRO.

WHITE CITIZENS FRIGHTENED BY THE WORDS OF
DRUNKEN NEGRO.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 9-Thc white people OF
Southampton County apprehensiyc Of an outbreak
among the negroes. kilograms have been received at
Portsmouth asking assistance in the event OF trouble
and the Mayor has posse Of citizens ready FOR summons
In case IL should come
Yesterday drunken negro told the servant of white
family in that county that at ~ o'clock last night 1000
negroes intended slay every white person. from the
cradle up In southampton County. The wblte men at
Ncwson's Franklin, BOykins and Branchvillc were well
armed and sent ont scouts learn what going on
1t was noticeable that single negro to be seen at
the usual places This gave additional color 10 the
repOrt and the women aud children were taken TO the
woods ana guard placed around them. The teegrams
further state the who work around the ran
road stations have not been seen since yesterday aer
teruoon and that the people are preparing to defend
their homes , -.-,.,
Thus far no intege Of trouble has been received
here and impossible say whether there IS just
ground for the existing excitement and fears sOuthamp
fou County was years before the war O1
bloody slave msuuCcOn and 1t Is not improoaO!e Oat
the traditions OF that time have something TO do with the
prevailing appIclcnsiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
THE MURDERS ATDAYTILLE.


FACTS ABOUT THE ALLEGED RIOT AS GATHERED
FROM LEADING DEMOCRATS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Ihe Press tO-mOr-
morning will print statement Of the situation in
Virginia and account of the murders at Danvile, In
that state gathered by f. A. Burr, writer upon its staff
He says that, upon information gathered from leading
bitterly opposed TO General Mahone it Is apparent
that Saturday evening while the negrOes were pur-
chasing their marketing for Sunday personal quarrel
between a white and coOred man was taken advantage
Of in the inamed state OF the public mind; and, the
whites assuming that 1t OF politca nature began
an ndiscrminac firing upon the blacks. The article says
that the as4aans agree that seven negroes were killed
and twenty wounded. but that testimony IS abundan
that more than twice that number wcrc killed ana
wounded Not a white hurt by cOlored person,
and only two injured, and they by accident in the
random firing OF their friends These facts are stated
entirely upon the highest authority from the friends OF
those who committed the assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
TYPHOID FEVER Al PORT JERTLS.
DISEASE GERMS ~ MILK CANs-INvFs1GAIloN by
THE HEALIH AUTHORITIES.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIHrSr.l


PORT JERvIs. \. Y, Nov. 9.-Thc number OF
cases Of typhoid fever in this village Is steadily ncrea-
ing and there probably now over one hundred eases
DR. acDonad who attends most OF the patients said 10
TRrrNE correspondent to-day that he still holds 10 his
original theory the spread OF the dca-c that II was
brought IN the milk which Andrew H"nsc received from
the dairy farm OF Mrs Martha Cuddcblck and delivered
TO customers in various parts of th" village II i
singular feature of the that where the greater pro-
portion Of the milk was distributed there drc the most
cases Of illness.
The farm OF Mr. Cuddcbaok u situated about two
mlcs outside or the village in the fertile valley Of the
Ncyersnk aud on the line Port Jcris and Monti.
cello Railway Tic farm Of the beet dairy farms in
the valley and until the statement oi d. MdoDoudld
chargin. that typhoid germs were conveyed IA thc milk.
the farm fului he'd a large part OF tie milk consumed n
this village II was stocked With sixty or rcyeuy cOW-
There have been three eases Of typhoid fever
In Mr. Cuddcbicks household, and this
fact l. the foundation OF the charge
Mr. Cuddchack r. indignant because since the doctors
have warned people not to bu5 h n.R the chlic sup
great loss and Inconvenience to her Shc frpWus ~ the
charge made aud prOnOunCcs II mfJundcd. lhcT' is q
spring water running near the barry aid Wheo
the cows are MIXED and Just ~ the milking u
over the cans are the milk along the brook TO
cool The thoroughly washed before u-lug Hhd
she does not think any OF the disease could possibly
the milk. she Ir Wlug TO have the MIX dAdl Lcd
to determine IT. properties.
The other in the village fail Ia agree upon any
point. The state Board OF Hcat l. causing an iNcst
cation the of which the mila viii pc aualyzrd
vrycd the milk while washing, and thus were dis
trbuicd. IN support Of this theory article Is quoted
from London newspaper, relating q similar case IN
London. The epidemic II causing no liiue excitement III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
LAKE STEAMERS SOLD

LAKE STEAMERS SOLD AT AUCTION. :,
BUFFALO, Nov. 9.-The Beaver Line OF CanadldIi
.,amers levied upon Government officers here were
sold to-day 10 Robert Moat Oi montreal o su
bidder .
AN ALLEGED MURDERER RELEASED
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 0.-Iho police authorizes
IN telegram from Baltimore stating that Hehy
acged 10 have been committed In baltimore was not wanted
IN at civ and such murder as That reported "a9
Lnown Of The prisoner was discharged
TWO ACCIDENTS IN QUICK SUCCESSION.
ST Louis Nov. 9.-An empl0ye working on
steo shoye at Ogle Station to-day killed ana an nor
ater the boiler the engine running the shower eApOueu'
seriOusy njuring the engineer and fireman
FRAUDS IN OBTAINING LIQUOR LICENSES l.
NrW-UAyEN Nov 9.-Considerable excitement Is
being caused this city in consequence OF the many Eases @
forgerv In attaching OF mdorsers To appheaons
aor licenses Prosecuting Attorney IS conducting in
yestigatlOns. .,,,,
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED BY DYING MAN,
NEW-ORLEANs Nov. "a dispatch from AIsaua AI
IN The pcaue SAYS Green Gaines shot Lenuel turner
tbs afternoon Turner, returning the re shOt
Holland colored woundlng him dangerousy turner h'e"
ONLY few minutes. Gaines surrendered'
KILLED BY JUMPING OFF A'MoYIN0 TRAIN;
CUATTANooGA, Tenn, Nov. 0.-CInton HOnsIon
iumped from the Alabama Great southern tram Al usC
,bTosn under the train which cut OF both his legs from
which he soon Houston belonged 10 arespectaoe FANNY
In Meridian, Miss.
FALLING EIGHTY FEET. - A.
pITrsBIRG Nov. "a dispatch from Newcastle,
Penn saws four were working TINS horninS U
scanod al Reis brothers The supports gave way
and hey were prccipated 10 the ground egny ieet
one WAS instantly kiled two received INJURIES Mion va"
oroaby prov fatal and escaped vita slight bruises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10
SERIOUS CHARGES OF FRA I'D.
TWO RAILROAD OFFICIALS IMPLICATED.
AN EX-PREsIDENT AND AN EX-TREAsURER sUs-
PECTED OF ENLIGHTENMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.1


PECTED OF ENLIGHTENMENT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Boston, Nov. 9.-Grave charges are pre-
ferred against Ex-Governor John b. Paige xpTesident OF
the Rutland Vt Railway Company, and Joel NJ. Hayens,
exeasurer of that corporation. The Journal says that
the directors OF the company chosen in July last have
been In session for dee days past In this city, consider
ing the report of investigating committee appointed to
overhaul the official record OF Paige and Haven during
the sixteen years they president and treasurer
spectyey The report of the expert who examined the
books In brief Is that an immediate deficiency Of $4,000
in the cash accounts exists that the stock has been
issued to the extent of $239000 par value, $4,000
market value and that during the sixteen years there
were disbursements amounting to upward OF S25O,OOO,
for which proper vouchers can be found All sorts Of
unwaanabe manipulatiOns Of accounts were reported
The receipts and expenditures during this period
amounted to $2600000O It's charged that the fund OF
the road used for private purposes In all sorts OF u
authorized The directors decline to make public at
present the details of their discoveries IL was voted to
authorize the committee to continue their investigation
and they also instructed TO prosecute the guilty
parties TO the fnll extent Of the law. An EFFORT
will be made to call the Grand Jury in vermont
together In special session in few weeks when the ey
dence will be submitted for the purpose Of finding IN