Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21

suit of Il deal with Tammany, and that ne
has voted with them before.
The death of MIR. Oscar f. Bustwick.
which is announced to-day, was very
sudden. He appeared to be in his usual
health and was engaged in his customary
duties, when he fell. and being removed
to his house, died the same night 1t Is
worthy of note that he declared I" Il party
of friends ON sunday that lac should i've
but a short time. Mr.. BostWicE had been
in the employ of Mr. II. j. Nelson ana hiN
father for thirty years and had been
most faithful ANA Valuable man.
The weather prophet of thi, generation
has been found. He is Il plutr Indian.
Captain Zach. and b., 80 years old He
easily take, the cake from all such incNpc-
rcnccd. or nascrnt. weather prophets IL
Virgins. De Voc and Ncunpr Captain
Zach being asked to proGuosticate the
weather of the impending winter season.
replied " Ne see UNI thi, winter he he
one way of two. II he take warm road
he he more warm rs any winter in long
time if he take cold road. he be worst
winter ever you see He he no like
common winter: he lie biz hot or biz
cold"
DR.. Frank X. Ainsworth, formerly of
this city. has been elected cOuncilman-at-
large for the northern district of Arizona.
The HOlbrook Times gives him Il first
class notice as follows "This candidate
is yet young in years when we take into
consideration the position he has attained
at the present time in his thirty-second
year. In his profession, he is ut the top
round in the Territory. having charge of
the great hospital for several years, and
conducting it with credit to the profession
during tn" whole time of his adminstra-
ton. notwithstanding the incidental inter
ruptionS of large private practice
The cat,!oruc of the University Of ~er-
mont inst issued i an eycepliulelv hand
some niece of work. from the FREE PRESS
office According 10 the summary siyrr
the institution has 3pi studpnt. IA, against
21l last wear, of whom no are i'm the arnd-
cmlc departmental gam ol - since l~N"
The only change in thc corporation Is the
substitution OF Gov. PlnErct a. trustee in
place OF his predecessor Ihc ONLY chang"
in the academic faculty Is that Mr.. w. y.
DeeringS nam" appears rs secretary. In
thcmedical faculty, Dr.. RuoNL Is succeed
ed by DR. William q. Moore of New York
as professor of eye and ear diseases; the
name OF DIR. :. :. Burt of New York ap-
pears for the first time as prufcsNo" of phy-
steal diagnosis and that of Hon. w. l..
Burnap as professor of ne'lical juriSpru
dence.
The great wheelbarrow act was perform
ed forthe thiri time. W edneslay by Messrs
+. J. Mills and q. Il. Story, of the Junior
class. L. V. VI. Mr.. Mills had pin
ned his faith to the Democratic standard.
and Mr.. Story to the Republican ditto.
with the understanding that the vanuuish-
ed bv the sutfrages of the nation should
procure WheelharroW ana wheel the VIC
Tor thereln from 'he college, 10 the city
square. Inc was 1althiully PAID AT
h"oh' yesterday MI story harhesSed
hIlllsell /" 'he ci'lllpllEh charlol' ana MI
Mills EraceiuHN TOOK ms seat therein
Escorted by the hINerSi'y drum corps
ana accompanied ny Il large pp"N OF SUI