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AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS to-day
were Commissioner Webb, Gen. Drum, Gen.
Vincent, ex-Secretary Bristow, Senator Nor
gan, Assistant Secretary Thompson and Second
Auditor Day.
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MARRIED.

WILDER On October 25th. 1856, TO Mt. and Mn
Jerome J. WILDER. q son.
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The Duty on spanish INN

The Duty ON Spanish Imports.
THE UNITED STATES INFORMS SPAIN THAT IT
WILL NOT RECRDE.
MADRID. Oct. 26.-Thc United States govern.
ment has informed Spain that 1t will not with
draw the proclamation re-estabiishing the ten
per cent duty on Spanish imports from October
%
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Probability that Waldemar OF Den.
mark, Will be Elected.
LONDON, Oct 26.-The Standard says that
Prince Waldemar, OF Denmark, will be pro-
posed for and probably elected to the vacant
Bulgarian throne.
SOFIA, Oct 26.-It is expected that the 30.
branje will impeach NJ. Karaveloff and compel
him to resign from the regency.
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FOR SALE-HOuSES

NOR SALE-427 ST. N. w. FOUti- Tory
II Brick; Corcoran ST. near 18th st; eleven rooms
10th ST., near New York ave- n.w Bricks nice lot TO
alley; centrally located. Eight.room Brick House
small cash payment naiance monthly,
oc23-3ts A. ). CAYWOoD, Cor 9th and ats NV
EsoR sALE.A PERFECT GEN OF A HOUSE
II m the northwest; seven rooms: cellar: all modern
improvements Price, only 50. 500. Terms easy
Apply to j. w. p. MYERS. lS.S New Vnr,- ava
an1-l2we
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500 c st. ne. 6r..-S2O5O
lU21 n. Capt. St, 7r.20.5O
1918 29th st. n. W.. Or. 20
lila n. Cap. st. NV. 1910
go Z ST. n g, Sr.........15
1.l9 Goth s n. W., Srs.. 1S
l0l6 n. Carolina av.16.40
Az n. J. av.n.w. or. 1886
456 n st. H. W., 6r....-l5.30
1J4 NJ ST. NV, ) rs.........15
roo to 22l5 Cleveland
\ st., Or. ........ ....-..- ........ 10
PIG F. ST. NV. 6r-.........15
l2034&3S Sth st.n.w., or. 5
l5l1-5l5 9th st. s.e....l3. 80
IL Fenton Place n.e.I3.30
% Mass. ave. INV. or.12.5O
1857 22d St n. w. 4rs...12
3 Fentou Place, 3 rs. l.30
1912 BIagden NV, 4r....I1
324-26-2S-3O L. S. W.. 10. So
91l 18th st. Sc, 6<s. 1890
1871 y. Y. sy- NV 5r-l0
1899 25th st.n.w. ORD
q Wilson St. (rear,, 4 rs. 3
1852 X St, (rear) .n.w-4rs.S
OFFICE ROOM.
/ HOG + st NV, 3 $3.50
Err 4 CO., Yl6 Est. NV.
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Sd EDITION.
--latest T6l6glans to Flp Star.
NO Changes in Coal Prices.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 26.-The executive COM
mittees of the Lehigh and SchuylktlI coal ex-
changes met to-day and decided to make no
coai during the month of November, but to adj
here firmly to the circular rates. The line and
city prices of hard white ash Goa! at Schuylkili
Haven at present are: Lump and steamboat,
500; broken and chestnut, 1910; stove and
small stove, %; pea, S1.25.
Engineers on An Excursion.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The Brotherhood Of lo-
connective Engineers, who are in annual session
ne e, to-day with their lady friends started up
the river on an excursion to Newburg. COM
modore Starin placed the steamer Sam Sloan
at the disposal OF the engineers for the day.
Attempted Suicide of a Murderer.
SYRACUSE, Oct 26-Andrew Hallock, on
trial here ;or the murder of Michael Pikoviski,
cutting his throat with case knife He will
probably recover, SO the trial will be proceeded
with in month
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Mar
| 3:OOl Name. D. +,

The following are the opening and 800 IN. prices
of the New IOrk Stock Market to-day, reported by
Special wire 20 II. II. Dodge. lX9 18th street:
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The CABINET MEETING To-DAY.-There was
a full attendance Of the cabinet at the regular
meeting to-day for the first time since early in
the summer. The session was very short, the
main topics under consideration being the an
nual estimates and the approaching visit to
New York
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RED STAR Cough CURE-safe, pleasant curu
No opiates. No narcotics. No poisons.
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The Boy LAUGHED, But COULDN'T PAY HIS
FINE.-This morning, in the Police Court. Vim.
Ware, small colOred boy, was charged with
assaulting Wexford Washington, one of his
companions. The judge said he thought the
troubles between children should be Kept out
Of the courts, and imposed a fine OF one cent.
The little fellow laughed aud started TO run
out, put AT The rail- he was stopped. He was
unable to pay his fine and was about TO be
turned back. when Mr.. Darlington paid the
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LNOR SALE-22D ST., BETWEEN MASSACHU.
- seats ave.aoa r st.: 6Ox1OO; very desrabes price,
81 IS per square foot.
Q 81. north side. next 10 New Hampshire ave, two
Lots 2ux1VO each: In full view OF Dupont Circle;
price, - par square foot.
} Oc2Him DODsON DEEBLE. 1919 e.
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EOR SALE

Fon SALE
Il NV.
1916 q 1918 New Yors
av.. b.h., Sk'gR'k $40, OOt
100 to 17lS Riggs
St. b.h.. Sr., ali.....24,3O(
93O&932 eth ,bh. ste24.OO(
221u to2234 Bound'y
St, b.h -r.. aIl...-l6,9O(
2O24,o2O42 Bound'y
St. b.h., Ar all.....l5.7O(
221l to 2220 10th ST.,
b.h., 5r., all...-......l3,OO(
l To q. alley bet. NJ e.
N, 18th & 18th SITS. 6,OO(
1929. 113l. 1l33,
1135 oath, b.h. 4r..5 OO(
1247& 1249 Madison
st.f.h. Ar, and z brick
houses i'm rear........4,S0(
sos 9Th st, b. b. mi, Sra 500
ABS. 44O & AL l St,
tn, Or. SOC
433 to AL Prathers
alley. b. b., 4r-.........4,5OC
519 II st, b. h.m.i. Sr-4.2O1
1534&1536 Sth st ,6r4.lOC
Z2l1-2213 7th st, b.h.
water, 6r.........-....4 1000
1872 18th ST.. b. b. sri 900
The abOveis only a port
For full list call ut office I
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
I~nn Dr~O-

Loh nEs-N
IT 1919 I st. 16r-.-S15O
3l2 & st. NV, Ii rs -.125
1905 ST. NV. l3r....l25
1928 r st. NV, 15r..-I5U
1Io3-05 10th n.w. 1Or. loo
1921 l4th St. I3r....S3 "a
1.O6 f st. NV, 12r...-76
ITO r ST n. W.. 12r..75
1.OS Z St NV. 12rs...75
1914 18Th 81. NV. Tor. 10
2U20&22 n st.n.w.,12r-75
go 9th ST. NV, Sr....-45
1890 18th stn w.1,r42.5O
1910 18TH St n. W.. Sr.. 40
l23o llth st. NV. .r...4O
d. h 81. NV. Or. 20
DE- h 81 NV. y RS. .35
~ ] 81. NV. b rs-.3u55
1887 18th Sc. NV, rs3O
l6l4 lth st. n W. q r.....3U
1907 ; ST. n.w.. 1rs..-26
i l59 ; 81 NV. IT,. -.26
1918 V st. NV, 7r......23
I33 + St. ne, 7rs... .20.45
"a NJ lass av.. 40
II st. NV. 1rs......25
1907 VI st. NV. Or .25
zoZl Is st NV, 7Is.-.ls
1886 l. 81. NV. 6r.. 1880
oNOE p II w =. -
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INDICTMENTS BY THE GRAND JrRy-Tbe
grand jury to-day returned indictments against
John Harris, Tor larceny; Andrew Page, do;
refer Hunter, receiving stolen property; John
Minitor, alias Monitor, and Frank Williams.
housebreaking in night; Robert Meredith, alias
Merritt, assault with intent TO Kill.
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BOLIVIAN AN,
5l31lth st. NV. stores 45
1906 5 st. n W.. Or. 40
1914 X 81. NV. q rs......4U
17O1 T. st. NV. II r.. ..4O
Upper pt. l115 Pa. av--5U
500 10Th ST., stOre..........35
2222 II st. n.w..........3O
14O5 Columbia ST., 6r...25
Upper part SIS La. ave 20
Stable rear i 400 M's.av.2U
Stable rear 1918 h st...2O
1926 Wylie st. n.e......-..15
Cor eth ana b SIS. ,Of.rms.
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PERSONAL.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
ESOR SALE-PKOPERTY ON TENLEYTOWN
a au1 ilerce MIL ROADS near the Presidents villa.
very cueap GEO. {. PAYNE Il CO.,
oS-ooi- 6l3 10Th street
sNOR RENT-A FINE FARM OF FIFTY ACR EfS
L adapted to dairy gardening; plenty w Ter and
near city Apply at Brooks Station, ID. c. ocl3-6ts
NOR SALE-A BARGAIN
One acre on the heights of Georgetown 9Th At ex-
tended. will be sold cheap.
oc23 lw THOS. ]. FISHER a CO
INoR sALE-TWo HUNDRED ACRES Or LAND
miles north of this city, for $50 per acre. Good
ouildngs.eeganty acres In good OAK
tinUer, balance clear and under fence and frut i'm
NV ,,r1S.
I,NOR SALE-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY HOME
- Also. good investment, ~ Acres of Land on
Pierce Mil and Tenleytown roads, we'll and subst an
tiAiiy improved; houses have all modern improve.
ments. For particulars and inspection Of the prop
erty apply TO
EUFTY 4 DYER,
ocl9iW l3U1 r st
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I>OR RENT-CORNr RI STII AND y sTS ~ NJ
south and west 'front.' nine rooms ali moi I'M
near three lines railroad II. ID. DAILY ii IN Sfh 5;
oc26-6t$
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NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE NEW BRICK On
II corner. in n W. section. contains II rooms: bath
anu every modern convenience. Will be finished in
few days Size OF house 241sx6O. Price $14, 500.
DODSON d. DEEBLE,
oc2O-lm I31a v or n
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EOR RENT

LNOR RENT q
II 1854 " ST., handsome
iy furnished IL rs. 5000
1922 18th ST. 1Ur.....SUII
laos 3lst ST.. 13rs. m.L.5
2l31 Pa. ave-, lOr.. mi. 90
l4l3 10th. Tor. new...55
12o 20thst. Tor. m 40. so
III. h ST.. ST.. m-i..45 so
2l3l K st s. rs. m.i45.5O
PIG G. St.. Or, m.i...4U.5OI
sos 21st n. W.. Or. 80
z2lU + ST., 7r.........3U.5Oi
9n-i Esd St., sr.........3u.35
1907 Pa av., l0r....3O. 20
1879 ) St, 7r..n.i.-.....26
10. ) ST., 1r..m.L.-..26ii
1905 ) St. .rs.. MILO so
lOll ) ST.. IT.. mi. 81.
2Sth &Dum-av..1 Tor. 1850
For a null list apply tG v
Oc23 100
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ing were the readings at the signal office to-day.
.. a. ~, 52; q a. m., 81; IL a. m. 55; u. m 60:
maximum, 81; minimum, 81.
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IS Brick Corceran ST. near 18th St: eleven rooms
alley centrally located. Eight-room Brick House e
small , , cash payment balance monthly.
I IN the northwest seven rooms: cellar; all modern
A aa..ls y !; w. : = AAs i42S New York ave.
Brick. rooms. wyle st. a, aoo
R Frs rooms. mod inps, 18th 400
Brick. rooms. Ki nG p;sc. GO.
;, rooms rooms Pierce PLACE: bet. 18th ana 18TH ssoo
Srooms H ST. between I'D and 24th.....3.5oO
sq 9d aooms on cereoran 500
featen ad pIy YSa
pr;.,, rooms st be. 4th and 9th .....3,3O0
Brick grooms. Rigs ST. bet 18th and 5000 600
E5Ick rooms ana store 18th and ..n...
10. 10 rooms n Oh bet 9th and lOth SITS nw5eOv
Do on Compass cnrsU 81. esr post office SS
IA Brick, E, bet. 9th 6th.nr Pension Office 10 $40
se15-6w* 142s New YORK ave.
EoR sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON H 81.
4 SIX rooms each; all mod. impS; ten per cent
1Rny,estment; price $4,000 each. ALSO. nice twostory
bnaiH on H. between 21s and gid ss suitable for
PMYERs is2s New YORK. Sa aSe easy Apply .
FOR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
on ST. For particularly au aPGTlyy 70 DYER.
ocle-7t 1901 stu st. NV.
or sALE.oNE OF THE BEST HOUSES II
Rhode Island avenues price. $4,000.
oclo-2w f. Il. SMITH 4 SON. 1922 F st.
FOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAINs-TWELVE
- per cent investment il sold at once two small
Sr G near 14th St nw renting for SO Price only
oc16 9th and SITS
EOR sALE-ON sTH ST NV, NEAR L. NEW
Easy terms WALKER tS WILSON, zoos ST. n
ENoR SALOON EASY TERMs-l326 ST n W.
ments Great bargain to prompt purchaser. Imme-
diate possession. Apply to owner 1899 21st St n.w
l new threestory and basement Prick Houses near
$4,000. Apply CHARLES EAKLY. owner. SOB
l4th st, NV. ocS-lm
r Two 2-story frames 18th and c ST. S. e. eachS65O
Two 3story bricks. l. near 4la ST. W., EACH $50
Two 2-story frames. Howard University .....I, 200
Three 2story bricks A, near eth stn. e. each. 200
One :Sstory brick. 4th and Il st. NV ......; 400
One 2,s,ory briGk; corner near 10th w..8 80
INOR SALE
sos q MODERN 9 J sss HOUSES on EAsY TERMS; -oo
1910 1910 ave- Ss'sey s;o a2rs s aGry
5$5 in St, se 3stoTy 81. MI. nT: parks 50
81 St. se 2-story bib, 10 rs m, 500
$50 a ST. Sc 3,story o. H. rs, MI 400
49, l:33 9th ST. ne, bh rs. m.i near park 1900
$ 9d t1 ; !s Mass ave ne rs mi parks LOO
llS-124 1th ST. ne, b.h 49, mi. near park g. 900
h S as to E WELLER h5e h'f ETC
ocl3-2w 3oe Pa ave sc.
EOR SALE-THAT VALUABLE ATTRACTIVE,
u improved PROPERTY. 1908 st. mw., and corner
vacant Lot on 18TH and sts NV. Also spau House
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LNOR SALE - FINE HOUSE IN LANIER
II Heights, nine rooms, lot 5Ox 1906 price 81 500.
oczi-lw* GEO. w. LINKINS. 72O Goth St
LNOk sALE-NEW HOUSE, MT .PLrASANT
eight rooms: two-story and attic; gas, and bath
AUSTIN 7. BROWN. Real Estate and Loans.
oc21-1m 1926 + st!u,w
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b St, op. Capitol, 12r. $3.50
10th. near e w. ,1lr.l6O
T mr.. 18th S., 1Or......-l25
% Grant Place, 9r ......l25
Z, near 4th st............lOO
r. nea- 10Th ST., llr...lOO
A mr.. I'd ST. me-, 9r........15
I'd St. Rear Pa ave......-75
21st, near n st...... .......75
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EOR RENT-BY R O.
II 4l5 18th st. ,storeS3.33
5ll 18Th st. NV, l6r. so
1915 Pa. av. 1Ir--...,-.-..15
1873 / st II. W., 12r......15
81. + st. NV, 12r........15
1892 l4th ST. H.. Tor. SO
ls4i r st. NV; lor-..-.-65
1S45 e" ..65
92l o st. NV. IL rs......65
300 + ST. NV, 3 rs..-.-....6O
Upper part AS 9th NV go
Tai 18th ST. NV. Or. 80
421 11th st. NV, store..45
FURNI
X. nr. 18th St. oOr-4l8.66
Mass ay Dr ThoS C...3;35.335
Iowa Circle. 15r.-.....25O
Lafayette SD l1r...-...250
h near 18TH st. 11r.-.-2O0
NJ st. near 18th. l2r-...2O0
III ST., near l4th. 16r. 100
1.nr. 10th St. l2r.-.166. &c
LAFAYETTE So. i1r-...-2O0
9th M. X ST., 16r.......l5O
Property placed with me
advertised free of cost 10 til
. For list OF property for ST
oc23 X. U. HOLTZl
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s. & NS.

S.W. & Ne.
4O6 & 4OS III st. sw.,
|. b.b.. NIL, 9r.........s5. 600
495 { st.Sw., b.h., Sr3, 800
I'll 18th It. s.w., b.h,
MI. lOr..................3.5OO
615 LIST st. S.w. and )
houses in rear. f.h.,
5r......................... 600
514 9th Sine, fh, 7r2,5OO
10 Myrtle st. me-, b.h,
mi, 7r-................ 200
62o & 627 10th st.
me-. H., 7r...........2,O0O
342 & 344 NJ St s.w.,
FIJI, Ar. ...............1 800
112 X st me-. I. b., 6rl 800
81 Myrtle st. n. e,
b.h., 1r.....................1,7O 200
| "A. 16, S4&S6 Myrtle
st. ne, b.h.. TIL, 700
$50 I'd ST. II. e. ,t.h., 2rl 800
$50 9Th sine, f.h.1r 500
4l2 Sd ST. n.e., t. h. ,2rl 900
124 l1th st. ne, h..
.....-...--.......-1O
1912 North Carolina
ay. Me-. fh., 3r ......4OO
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Wills FILED To-DAY.-ro-day the will of the
family and naming his son, David r. Mckee
executor, was fully proven and admitted 10
PROBATE and letters issued to d. r. Mckee on
bono OF $4,000. The viii OF Willoughby North
deceased, was proven to-day. The will of Eme.
line Mason. deceased, was filed to-day. She
ulrects that her real estate be sold and divided
between her children and grand Children and
names VIM. BuGd as executor
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1411 33d St, Sr.....S2O.4 40
2O22 III ST., 5r.........-.....1S
1902 3Uth ST, 6r............l5
2IO5 h St.. or.-...........-15
l1Il2 LIST ST., 5r............15
SIS 4th ST. Me-. D rs 14.3O
Rear 1902 l. ST.. 4r.....13
S22 Goth It. 3 rs....... 10
4l2 18th ST., 5r.........lO6O
Il1l6 + ST. .................1O
i242U Va av., 4r............1O
Rear 262l / St. 4r......-lO
3 r.. cor. jeff & Water st..S
i2lS Tenn. ave, 4r.,........S
i27O5 Va. av.. 4r............6
Rooms i'll 1920 High St
STORES.
3001 NJ st................$35
] oolS NJ St-.....................
d WiLCOA.
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nor SALE-VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRA-
- bic Hotel property known as the Harris House :"
Elguly located on ST., bet. 18th and i4th sts
mandng an nnobstructed view OF Pa. ana "a eau
uu park With front OF 20 feet and the lot cont
four stories high has 10 rooms, all III first class cond
ton. Elevate nearly new
Liberal terms of sale: Ten thousand dollars down
and balance If desired. in fifteen yearly payments.
which VIII enable tie purchaser make The purchase
money from the proceeds OF his yearly business
rare opportunity for investors 10 purchase at low
figures property centrally located and rapidly i'm
proving.
Persons desiring information invited to anime
the premises Immediate possession given. Apply to
w. w. MkTCALF, 1891 Vermont ave oc2ULSt
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A FEELING REFERENCE TO THE DEATH OF
PRESIDENT ADAMS-woRK OF THE SCHOOL
IN THE PAST TWENTY YEARS, ETC
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nor SALE-SNUG FOUR-ROOM FRAME EAST
Il Capitol ST.; lot 1Sx79: price. 100
DODSUN e. DEEBLE,
Oc2O-lm 1919 4 st
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EOR SALE-HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS AND
Il bate, ST., bet 18th and 14th NV, $500; r
room brick north side T. bet 18th and 18th n w.
cash. balance monthly; frame house. 5th ST. bet. e
and H NV. lot 17xS5 price SO, $50.
CHARLES w. HANDY,
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SUBJECT TO DUTY.-The Treasury department
has decided that wearing apparel purchased 4,
Mexico by an American citizen who went Their,
tor the express purpose Of purchasing Is proper
erly subject to duty under the tariff.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-01-22

Madden X Simpsons grist mill and
Bugbee's carriage shop at Hartford were
burned Wednesday morning at about 1
O'Clock,
The attendance at the session of the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars at Water
bury is about POO.
The First National band of Brandon has
paid its stockholders $}2O,OOO in dividends
and has surplus of Sll3,906.
The Barton National bauk.has declared
, per cent semi-annual dividend, payable
Feb. II. The surplus and profits amounts
to l,530.94.
The managers of the Rutland Music
Festival association have decided to hold
the third annual festival of the orgaulZa-
ton the last week in May, with five con
certs, beginning "Wednesday evening,
May 90 and closing Friday evening, May
9s.
The spring term of the Rutland County
Court opens AT the court house at Rutland
Tuesday morning, March .. Among the
cases on the docket Is that of the Rutland
Railroad company against Joel NJ, Haven.
There are 2G cases III Chancery.
Robert Dunlap of Pownal recently left
his wife and family and went TO work in
Utica. He soon returned and carried
away one of his children. Last Friday he
again made his appearance, and suddenly
entering his wite's house snatched his
two years old girl from chair and ran to
the depot Hi, wife followed crying
Murder and aroused the neighborhood.
\ crowd of her friends soon collected but
Dunlap stoutly refused to give up his
child, Finally Mrs, Dunlap hy pretend
ing to submit to her husband got posses
sion of the child, ran back to the house
and locked herself in. Dunlap's efforts
to get IN were mlaVailing and the presence
of a crowd deferred him from offering any
Violence. He went to Utica after prumis-
inE the neighburs that he would not re
turn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-01-22

Intelligence was received at Nergennes
yesterday from knights Landing, Caltor-
MIA, of the sudden death of George w.
Graudy, Jr. son of the Hon. George w
Grandy of Nergennes He has been miss
ing from Port Henry, n. y, since Dec. II,
1883,
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-23

THE proceedings of the Pope coun- ty democratic convention will be read with interest in another place. They will be specially attractive on account of the harmony prevailing and the good work done. The dele gates chosen to the state convention are one in whom the party reposes confidence. They are true and tried men and will do their duty in the state convention. The delegation will stand among the most solid and intelligent in that body. IL Is com. posed of Capt. J. M. Harkey, R. B. Hogins, E. A. Darr, Jeff Davis and 1. J. Brown. This will be strong delegation with strong will to car ry out Pope county's wishes Tn the work of the convention.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-23
ANOTHEK BID.

Poor old Ben Butler. On the rug ged edge of political despair he tries to catch on to. anything and every thing to foist himself once moro to place and power. His latest is bid to whip in at the head of the repub- Iican column with bloody shirt banner if desired. Poor old Ben.
 PHILADELPHIA, June lO.-Gen. B. F. Butler to dry expressed himself at some length to The World cores pondent on the general political out look. Re branded civil servlce as a sham and thought the Democrats m Congress showed lamentablc want of cohesion. He believes the next Presidential campaign will be fought, as the last was, on the character of candidates and the scramble for spells. There will, he thinks, be no third organization of consequence, as both sides will bid for the labor vote. Taking what he called long range view of things he expressed the idea that the great preponder- ance of the south h national coun- cils would eventually produce dis cord again, but just when no man could say. He referred specially to the fact that while the South pays but one fifth of the taxes she dolnl- mates the Presidency, the lower House, and soon will secure the Sen ate, all on system ol representation based on g suppressed negro vote. Trouble will come some day he be- lleves, when the South tries to use this power to coerce the North into payment of Southern losses during the war. The conflict may not be of the sword. but will certainly be a business one bred of taxation.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-23
CORRESPONDENCE
,orrespondence of the Democrat.


 CovE, June 19.-Our boss school director wants 2 teacher, but be ra- tient, he will be to see you by and by '. Well, the Wheelers met and nominated Q state ticket while the sky was blue, the sun hot, the dust deep, the ground hard, corn twisted, the cotton seed refused to sprout, and the farmers were so blue that they would hardly speak when they met, but the men nominated were too democrstic to accept the favor con ferred on them, then the clouds gath cred, the thunder roared, the rain the corn untwisted, the cotton come up, and the people have once more got sociable and seem to be jolly. So "all things work toge.h- CT for good to those who love the Lord" We have a new candidate on the Wheel. He lives 1 mile east of Potts Station at the foot of Crow Mountain, and he is also an old bachelor, and 1 believe if elected to the legislature he will faithfully dis charge his duties Tn stopping rail. roads and putting down taxes. ... Success to the DEMOCRAT.
 I. c. SpEcK.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-23

"IT is our opinion the Wheel can only have the laws that are obnox ious reformed by electing legislators through the dominant party" that is through the democratic party. This is the deliverance of the State Wheel Enterprise, the state organ of the Wheelers in Arkansas. This or gan advises democratic Wbeelers to go into the democratic primaries and there work for the achievement of thelr desires like democrats, in a pure democratic way. By this means he says tue disruption of the Agri- cultural Wheel could be avoided. This editor sees that when it comes to an agricultural and political end Tn the Wheel that it will simply have two such ends as never can be made to meet. The brethren will doubt less take great pleasure In their or gan's advice.