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6teamboats ano Railroads.
RALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

III
VIA Rhs PRads1Sa gasI saorS BanE To aTd TIC %EsT
Trains leave trGr Pennsy sanis r. RI r. DEPOT ss's'0n
% e'Ge2 1g fg9diy rs wsshPSsa and all points W.
coaches 70 Chicago, Cincinnati st Louis fof all
y, H6STIeMIT dsy for yss11g.oa and an
Brooklyn; PsansyiVsnla Hiiroa '''O'''' ''''~
FOR NEW -HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
s2 m %s h"s 6 II ana.Ys S. So SaSff saa M M
9HR& BRIDGEP9RT dc ara Al Points on H0g
baa BY Jhsf % ea East %
FOR BOSTON. . FARE ONLY SO.
INSIDE yf t6TPs ST2TrGI2M ,SoiSiSe FNE bgSs Judith
Steamers leave daily except sunday from Pier 53 " n.
'%'''' !" f. v. PoPPLE. oen1 Pass. Agt TT westst
FOR BOSTON. Fare Only SO.
Diy service g SsUHNBRY5 ExcEPTkp F rom | Per y
nsScp ns % By Sias X BoAT RON sa } city
at Il prncips h5es rsnsfer and ticket oce at c ocs
BORDEN TovEGL, GEORGE 6.5, Il SoSTon coy som,
NORWICH LINE Inside Winter Route.
! 70 nosroN, g. woRcEsTER, 81 80 NASHUA, SO es.
PORTLAND s6 and no nansfer
Steamers CITY OF NEw.YoRK
CITY OF aIIaawRENcE
le.va Pter No 40 North RIVER Wattss next pier
above Ferry s except Sundays al 900 ~
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
station, in rewY ssd fss sssi 1aa'
Ifhy For South HmbCy, via PbiS Reading RR 6si5 100
an iSo ep m sGndIys an gsnssS sSoStS a
0S Tof MataSsa "a az an sS de e Pha e4I RsSag M II
q Sia m RenH emo R ae an a. oH y no. m sgSssys
% Red S BSt tssssn aSss RsSoA& S va G'f9l da ken
5556S SS 5 dS1b @ AsSSy tG sS Zoo q 'q3s,i
via Pennsy RR m ~ ~ r. Sle g. p m ~ sTnaays
Freehold VIA philadelphia and fe9Gng h sa
sGsdns @ 1s2 R soS do s5 5 fGs Me- 6 40 0O m a
IaSo%ood Toms RIVER ana BaFnegst &c M sl5 m lo 40,
e. r. nT SG2P IN 4 NIsF5T I5ts sSt,
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
thEousS tiias VIII leave Grand ten.raI depot .s
$40 Fast Limited Chicago ETpress with dining cas-
Ceyeiand and Toledo arriving IOli next day.
dagaa gSS 6 e sas is bac
and g,Ha SSSs cars
Louis ExgTys with sleeping ears s,g for Niagara
$50 M Express With sleeping cars to Syracuse and 10
s2sas TsS Sano Sn 'eRRs % cars 81 0 % @
90: also Lowville except saturday.
Troy @ @ SS morning trains for 'is west and
Moth except Saturday nigh night t,r. noro, No novl,,r
Green $50 and 425 Broadway and Of wesootts Ergress
and 1888 Washington and s64 Fulton ss Rrookyn aud 10
3&oco@nodsaas and slssP!2g cars can b'
IEse eins daily All others daily eTfegt Sunday
General M s9Dorfntsndent General Passenger Agent
pOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence.
and 9e East Al rail from GTa2G Gens &c GpS
S 1S % va Fsfbs Depot s
arriyes at Newport 7S6 p m PyyoF R kSSn
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YORK. Monday, March %, 1884.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


gth.avc Il W 7lstst, lO2.xlOO;J VI Ruck and
vie to Adam Eller 10000
7SH.st, F. 2l2G ft Of 2daye II GXl02.2; Susan NJ.
Thal and husband 10 Gustav L2Bcr. ..-..-..... $3.50
47th.st. - 5l-B 1t & OF Tthave, 1>.9NlOOj Kalman
Haas aud wife to Catherine Hammond -. 10000
ana vie to Herman Fisher =. 1GJoO
KOad Leading from Kngsbrdge Road to Hudson Riv-
u r. 8 s., 400 II v Of Kingsbndge Road, 3l5X
277; @ williams To Robert q Rathbone 5000
l33d-st, s, 100 tw Of Bth-aye. 16.Sx99ll w p
Dixon, referee, Benz Richardson. S627
TO same. s595
-''Tai same - 500
selO
Rngshausen .. 1880
l0E-; j II Judge to NJ Dubois e.''..,.l, 100000
A .,......, 10000
2d.ave " T. 5O1l n n OF lO6th.Bt, 2jx76; Hy Esser
and wife to Nancy friedman, 10000
yeIie and vile Rose ......,.'4. 2l,5OO
2gthst Il 100 n c Of lst-aye, 25IOS0 Schuyler
and another executors 20 Jos 10000
CG.st, NO 70; W Wright to ID II James. 1880
LexingtOn-avc " f. 40l II OF IGth.st 20x75; Sarah
Lanten6aeh and husband to TeTasa a Colton 10000
Ia Mare referee to onng $500
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
Ncm I1ublicltlone.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
THE IDEAS OF THE APOSTLE PAUL.

THE IDEAS OF THE APOSTLE PAUL.
BY Rev JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE D. D.. author Of
"seltCuture" EDochs in Religious History"
etc lvoiil 2mo, 81 So
ThS production admirable study Of The character
influence and doctrines OF the great Apostle 20 the GcDtes
translated into modern equivalents and reaed with strong
and practical dectness. Many interesting passages
life uufodcd with singular skin and erudon
givug new lights the old story OF the conquest
Roman world By Christianity.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
Gnmmer Reeorts.

DHWWtI htsullS.
A DVERTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW,
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT The
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l,23S Broadway, corner Thirty.
arstt. until n. and 3O3 West Twenty thrlSt cOrnei
Eghhave ~ 30 East Fourteenth Square
20 Ihrdave. corner Forty seyenthsti 81 the HARLEM
OFFICES. NOS .O01 and $500 Thlrd.ave. one
Extraordinarily hihSt, up 10 M. at regular once
rates
DAVILlON HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
ISLlP, Long Island, will open April / House heated
with steam JAMES SLATER, 0the Berkeley, 5thave and
9th-st, owner aud proprietor.
DROSPECT HOUSE,
SHELTER ISLAND,
L. J.. ". Y-This popular and weknOwn hotel win open
about June TO- FOrdaams Of rooms and other information
call or address the proprietor,
ID. P. HATHAWAY, No. l30 Madison-Ave, Eew-York
V'HE SHELBURNE.
ATLANTIC CITY Nj.
Open all the year. 80 yards from the Beach.
The has specially hei for winter thoroughly
heated has three large galleries OF them the
second floor EDWIN ROBERTS.
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MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils,
WI beginning Taesdsy Oct le 1I II PATtL hIFE tL0WERs ON
ND 7 \ nSCA Ps CHINA AMT No and DECOhAIION'
''N ~ STUDIO No - M&nIsON'ANE
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED E9uIe
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONslSI'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
1nstructiou
Musical.

NTEW- YORK CONSERVATORY OF rs MUSlC.- .Sl
~ bEAsT l4TH-ST, Third door east Oh oi h-A'h
Incorporated lS,.'
SPRING and SUMMER rblthS
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

Express Trains NewYoTk Via DesbOsses and CoTand
Street Ferries follOwsi -
$40 7:2O, g. $3.50 10 and 10 Limited) H. llilO IN aE
$40 A. g. g. and D. m. and II night Sundays, 6lo e
10 limited and 10 m; 0, Z, and sp m, and IL nsht
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday 12O $50 snd
lilo IN, q L. and p m, connect at Trenton ZOE
Camden. ,..,
Returning trains leave Broads Station, PHILADELPHIA l2ot
3:l6 8:20 A. 435 except Monday $50, 7;30 so $50
IL and (iunted Express 1880 aud $40 p m y
81 8, $50 TAO, 7'46 and on Sunday 1901, @lS
e:20 l. A:36 s:3O 1, t6:20 Lmited $3.50, I4O, 7A3
and Z p Leave Philadelphia via Camden $3.50 a NJ
daily except Sunday.
Ticket Offices 4S5 s4e and e44 Broadway Astor House.
Md OF DesUrOsses aud COrt,andt Streets Courts
and Brooklyn station, foot OF Euton-stS
BROOKLYN Bushs Hotel. HObOkeni station. jersey CITY
EmigTant Ticket Office Battery Place and Castle Gar
-,
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and Checi
baggaxe from hotels and residences
CHARLES T.. PUGH, ]. II. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

ROUND ABOUT RIO. BY FRANK ID. G. CARPENTER.
mn AIS Chicago: Jansen, McCurg * Co.
This is a compromise between book Of travels
and novel 1t is, fact. of those particularly
dreadful books in which the travels of family or
party are narrated from a semi-comjc point ofview.
We know of nothing more depressing in the cate
CORY of printed things, and the present volume is
not an exception to its class. The hour must indeed
be heavy which can be cheered by such literature
and though there cannot bat be some scattered in
formation in a volume of the kind it is so hidden,
and in such rubbish. that the game of exploration
will not pay for the candle.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
SUNDAY; 8 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PdIA 2 IN NEW.YORB
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

Pos,cn and the Fast All rail from Grand Central Depot
hree express trans daily Sundays excepted TO Boston
m % m (paFlor attached and 10 D. m with palAes
sleeping caTsl sundays at 10 p M with palace seepinf
cars) Newport express leaves GI ano Ienial Depp
v me- "i''''' r. w. POPPLE. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
Danclnq Acaocmles.

NTR.P. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5.h-ave.,
NI has returned rom Europe For terms &ep apply az
the school
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

THE WINE PRESS AND THE CELLAR. manual
for the Wiuc-Iuaker and the ccllirnan BY j.. IA.
RMFORD. Up. 80. ID. Van Nostfand
This manual has been prepared especially for the
use of California wine makers. 1t treats mainly Of
the grapes gown in that State, and Of the qualities
of SOIL modes of cultivation and forth. it is the
work of thoroughly trained viniouturist. aud con-
tains a mass of very important and indeed Indis-
pensable information. The rapid growth Of vini-
culture in California renders such publications more
necessary continually, and Mr.. RlxiOrd's manual
can be rocommenty. as trustworthy and compara-
lively exhaustive.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

Mr. n. HUNTINGTON Mr.. WILLIAM HART MI
LANES HART Mr. A. +. BELLOWS
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
INDIAN MYTHS;

OR, LEGENDS, TRADITIONS AND SYMBOLS OF THE
'ABoRIGINES or AMERICA. BY ELLEN RUSSELL
EMERSON. / vol, $40, gilt top With numerous plates
and diagrams $5.
Nature IS treated In separate chapter
which the aboriginal IDEAS compared with those
the ancient and European Among
themes The Breath Master, The -Four Spirits Of the
Winds Birds The serpent star Worship The SUM- The Earth
and the Noon The Origin Of Man The origin Of Evil, The
Evil Spirit Legends of the Dead Tran grafton
ton. Rites and Symbols Language Photography Song The
Deluge Animals and hundreds Of marvellous legends
traditions fascinating book mythology Of America
The ioil lore OF our Dakotas and obways
hawks Natchez and ChOetaws Z1nis and Nevadas.
ARTISTIC HOUSES.
in Town and County. BY ALBERT w. FULLER architect.
vol, 0blong folio 7e plates 50 3d.
A NEW AND VERY MUCH ENLARGED EnITIoV nj
this admirable work on modern domestic architect
JAMES r. OSGOOD g. IN pos+on
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

For Boys and Young Men-country.
IEXANDER Military Board
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

FROM STATIONS OF -
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST, NORTH RIVER.
Direct connection 10 and from BROOKLYN via Annex Boata
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ard after Feb. 81. 1884.
nDT- AT fTnTTN I'm y


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
leave NewY0k via Desbrosses and CoranGt Stses
Ferries as follows:
Harrisburg Ptsburg the West and South, with Pulmsn
Palace Cara attached, M and D. m daily FeW.i orc
and Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining Smoking ana Sleep
ing Cars al 9 a.. every daya
Wiamsport. Lock Haven, m 2 p Cory and Erie az
D. connecting CORY for Tttusye Petroleum Centrs
Baltimore washington and the Limited Washington
Pullman PaTlor Cars daily except sunday 10
NJ arrive Washington 400 NJ; Regular via - and y
6Z0 aud $50 m. S:4O ana pm aDo ~ ngAt Va
j. and o. II. X, and p. and " night sunday VA ~
aud p. r. r. 6.15 IN and IL night VIA u and u L.
r.. y. 10. and ~ night
For Atlantic City except Sunday with through car
For Cape May, except Sunday, l1;l0 a. m
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy, m. IL noon $40, p m On
Sunday, "a and p IN do NOT sIsP az AsbnIX faTa1
Brooklyn connect with all tho2h trains az
Jersey City 6fordng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains afrive-From Pttsburg e1O and 1l20a 73o and
1O:2O p. IN. daily and q IN daily except Monday From
Washing gtOn aud Baltimore. ESQ anc $50 $40 800
5:5O 92b, 1000 and 1875 p m sunday $50, $50 m.
1905 and 1923 p. From Baltimore. leo M on suE.
days, 92O From Philadelghis 800 $40 $50 $50
except Monday $50, $50, l0s0 1880 m, l;2Oi dtUt
$50 $50, 6fjO, 100 7:so $50 ego 1903 1920 and
1855 p Sunday, $780, 800, e35 800 100, llS5 D. nj
81 a Q.2O D..
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

NATIONAL LINE-SPECIAL NOTICE.
New and fast steanship AMERICA 6000 tons captain
Grace win leave Liverpool May T. The & gteagS6P any l
liverpool April Rates Of cabin pa5sage $50 70 S5oY
choice rooms can now secured application 10 r. W j.
HURsF 80 Broadway Model OF the steamship America on
.yII ,fFfnm
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
Steamers CITY or NEw.YORK

l y : RosToY, ss. WORCESTER, 81 60 NASHUA, 50 e5.
pap1'IANu x6 and no transfeE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
THE LEGAL TENDER pEciS;oy.

Inc opinion OF the United States Supreme
Court In the legal tender case is an e,s,,.,.
TO the question Whether notea o. tho r.;
ed States, issued in Tine of the WOW
under acts cf Congress declalip., then, ~ b.
legal tender 10 paymen, OF private J,h,o o,a
aiterwad IN tine II reoce redeemed God
paid in gold coin 81 the Tressurv md ,t.,
reissnel under Ilc act Of 1878. can uoLar
the constitution Of the United Stg,.s I,oa
legal lender in Pay mcnt Of such dcLls . Tha
court Is unanimously OF opinion That u,o
present case cannot be distinguished in prjr-
cipal from the cases heretofore decl.Icd ond
reported, and all the jus'icee, eycent A.
Justice Field, are of the opinion ,bo, ,hnn
were tightly decided. The conr, hoI,,.
therefore, that Congress has tbc novn. 80
issue the obligations Of the United State, "
such form and to impress upon them such
qualities as currency for the purcbas. Of mo-
chandise and The payment Of deh,,
ae accord with the usage of SOW.
erelgn governments. The pover
incident to the power of borrowin, ,no,"
and Issuing bills and notes of tbe Co...
"en' ior money borrowed, of imprcssjng
upon those bills or notes the quality Of heinz
a legal tender for the payment Of nriva,e
aep!F, was power universally understood
70 belong to sovereignty in Eurono and
america at the time of the framing and
aooption OF the constitution of the Iri,ad
o'ates' This power OF making tn. notes ~
'ne United States legal tender in pavmsDt
u private debts, being included N tbs
p po,' 20 borrow money aud t. provl4. a
nauonsl currency, is not defeated or r,.r,Io.
q. 60 0y lne TACT that its exercise NAV ascr,
,ae va-ue OF private contracts. IT, upon a
1us' and fair Interpretation Of the who'll .on
saIalioo' particular power or authority
uppeates TO be vested IN Congress, II is no
&C. constitutional objection to it, existence or to
10 exercise that the property or the con. |
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
THE WAR IN THE sOUD,y.
shcihhs Offering 10 Desert the Uobel,
Turkish IRevutt

SuAKIN, March 5.-Gen. Graham is max.
lag Preparations to advance upon Tamanieb.
The sheiks of several tribes have sent enyoys.
Offering to desert osman Dlgma and assist
the English if paid for their services, Nearly
600 bades Lave been buried at Teb, IL.
c'uilng lhoss Of the Egyptians killed in the
fight between Baker Pasha'. troops and The
rebels. An Ara1 jos, arrived here from
Osman Digma's camp reports that the rebel
lish.
Captain Mason, tie English agent at Mas
so"ah is organizing an Abyssineau cen
tlngent fo'ce under English officers 10 oper.
ate on khartoum via Kassols, il Ell Msbdi
Continues lighting. Gen. eordon's reports OF
Toe submission OF the sheikhs arc distrutsed
al Cairo. Il is said be is The dupe Of the
shekns who take brides and delude him with
false news 1t is reported that Sheikh
lbraLiai is on tho White Nile with 0Ooe
Arabs, aud Sheikh Busheer Is advancing on
khartou11 by tho Blue Me With 5000 mep.
reports have reached hero that tho Bedouins
81 Jeddah are IN revolt against Turkey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
INTER->TiII CONTrRtr.

We tcitllcd the Uth,r day 10 thc important
bill foI The regulation ul inter State Z IN.
meFco drawn up by the distinguished Repre-.
sentative from this distjiol, uuu. John w.
stewart, This bill with ,1ns aa,,udrnoals.
hss been adopted 10y tine House committee On
commerce and seems to lc an cquuhlc. rrae.
licai and satisfactory tatasurc. Il opcns
with provision that railroad charges Shall
be reasonable, and the second section provides
that the roads shall exercise no discrimination
but charge every body The same rate for
the service, and that the &C; shall not be.
evaded by treating the carriage Of any prom
erty other than as one cpntinnou; carriage
from the place Of shipment to the place of
destination. The bill furihermor, fo,bils the
pooling Of ireighs by competing railroads
makes railroads ana Their Officers liahlc FOR
damages arising from yirlali "a If the act
and subjects the vioators to O fine If enc
thousand dollars for each pTsncc. Fin.
ally the bill provides jhal III. prtsi.
dent shall appoint three commissioners
one of them 10 be a laHv.t AND oGc q rail
road man, who shall be Euonu az Commits.
sioners Of Interstate Cammcrco Of The
United States, and shdi be CHARGED with
the duty of carrying into eTe,t tho proris-
ions of the act. Oac Of ..Ie Commissioners
shall hold lis Office FIR the ;.rn If two
years, one for the term o four years, und the
ether for the term of eiX wears. 70 be les,ec.
lively designated by tn President. ANY
one of said Commissioners may lie removed
by the President Tor cause, bat not Other.
wise. These CDnmissi Jaers Shall devote
their whole tine and abilities to the duties
OF their office, and shall moi accept OF engage
10 any Office or employment Inconsistent
with the provisions Of this act. If ci.Aer
Commissioner, after his appointment shall
be or shall become by Inheritance or opp,s.
lion OF law, pccuniarily interested in anv
railroad or railroad security, he Shall, within
thirty days, divest hmaelf Of 5such interest
and upon his failure to DO so, or upon 'is
voluntarily becoming Interested ia aDv eucb
railroad or railroad security bis office shall
become vacant. Each Commissioner shall
receive an annual salary OF $1,000; provided
that before entering upon the DISCHARGE Of
their duties they shall, in addition Ia The
oath required OF them ~ las, take oua sub.
scribe TO an cath that they are Ae.the, At.
iectly nor indirectly Interested n the owrcr
ship or earnings oi any railroad.
We DO not 5tc Wig ibis BIZ viii not hc 70
iA. as II U0Cs a clfirf,,l,vr .-...,t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
trac Of individuals nay be incidentally

tracs Of individuals nay be incidentally
affected.
Congress" the court says in conclusion
as the Legislature Of the sovereign nation,
being expressly empowered BY Inc consitu
ton to lay and collect ,sxes 10 pay the debts
and provide for the common defence and
general welfare of the United States, and to
borrow money on the credit of the United
States, and TO coin money and regulate the
value thereof, and OF foresn CON- and bling
| clearly authorized 80 incidental to the txer.
cise OF these great powers, to emit bills CT
| credit, 10 charter national ban,,a, and TO pro.
vide national currency Tor the whole peoplc.
In the form CT coin, treasury notes and Daiioual
TANK bills and the power 10 make the notes
OF the Government Legal tender IS payment
OF private debts being uac III the powers be-
longing TO sovereignty 10 other civilized ua-
items aud not expressly withheld from Con-
EiCsS 10y the constitution, We are lrrcsslhly
impellcd 10 the conclusion that the Impress
Ing upon the treasury notes of the United
States the quality of being legal tender in
payment of private debts Is III appropriate
means, conducive and plainly adapted to
the executive Of tie uDdoultcd powers of
Congress, consistent with The letter ard
spirit Of the cors,itntcn, and thcirfn:,> with
in The meaning Of thpt lusiiumcnt. neccs.
sary and proper fcr carrying into execution
the poWoTs vested BY the constitution 10 the
Government of the United States"
'Such being lie case" saysthe c,uy!, nual-
~, "thc question whether ut any particular
time, in war or In pe4cc, the exirencv is
such by reason OF unusual and pressing de-
mands on tie resources OF the Government,
OF Of the inadcquacy Of the supply OF gold
aud silver coin 10 furuisn the currency need
ed for the uses Of the Government and Of
The people that it is, as matter Of feet, wise
and expodient 10 resor. to ,dis means Is n
political question 10 be determined hv Con.
gress when the question If cxigency arises.
and not judicial question to lie aftcrwari
passed upon by the courts
The decision Of the court, though of course
i, can not well be disputed, is mach 20 be ie.
GREETED, and this for two rrASors. First be
cause it gives aid ard encouragement to the
hat money men, with whom the sensible
part OF the people have had hard figh, for
Tue last twenty years aud second and chief
" because it opens the way to great and far
reaching abuses should "hard times" again
Visit ns and The usual cry for more norcv 10
up Indeed, the domsnd already comes
from certain quarters that the present green.
back circulation be doubled This, how
ever, is very moderate delnand, for green
back lnnaic.. No doubt the more advanc-
ed gr.enbackors will demand that the entire
National debt he forthwith paid in green
backs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
THE CITY or CoLumRze pts.srcu
shc inspectors HiaiDe ihe Captain I'm.
tirciy Fog The Accident

BosToN, Mass, March 4--The report of
the United States local inspectors in the CITY
OF Columbus investigator was completed To-.
day' 1t sets forth that the immediste end
direct cause OF III? disaster was the neglect
Of the man or men 10 watch the Sims
course; that Captain Wrgh, was the only
legal pilot on dirty at the time Of the disas
Ter, and Tor two hours Immediately Drcccd-
ms; and that for at least one hour before she
struck he was not at his point of duty as
prot, attending to his actual duties, ant, rs
a master, for illegally dclegstius the per-
authorized and for ira,icniion TO lila du,;no
as pilot, his license as master and nilot
should be revoked The inspectors find no
cause for censurinS the officers of the steam
or Glaucus which was said TO have passed
the wreck without offering ASSISTANCE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-03-07
WASHINGTON COUNTY


First Lieutenant H. s. Foster, L. 5. \. of
Camp Supply, Indian Territory, was married
to Miss Laura Kent Of Calais, Vt, Thursday
evening. The ceremony was performed at
the Pavilion, Rev. J. Edward Wright offici-
ating. After visiting Washington, d. c., the
happy pair will turn their steps toward the
land of the setting sun.
The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany paid its tax amounting t. s2e9l 81 on
Friday, under protest. The ground OF the
protest Is that the tax is neither Just nor
equal, in that some members with hazardous
risks thereby pay from 10 10 IS times as
much q. other members with ordinary risks,
he property insured ia both eases being OF
the same value. In short that it is tax on
calamity.
A horse from d. W. Dudley's livery stable
driven by A. NJ. Cheney Of this place, es-
capped while being watered at Csdys Falls,
VT, and fell through trestle on the railroad,
breaking leg, 80 as to rec estate his be-
ing shot.
The building at the west end Of the Rialto
block which belonged to the Eli Ballou
stats was sold at auction Wednesday to
Rev. B O. Parker of West Randolph for
s22lb.
korthnsId.
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