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BROADWAY, JTsE
MR. MEYER DID NOT WANT TO "MOTE ON
HE AND HIS FRIENDS ARE INDIGNANT AT
| POLICEMAN FOR ARREsTING HIN.

HE AND HIS FRIENDS ARE INDIGNANT AT
POLICEMAN FOR ARRESTING HIM.
Martin j. Meyer a young dry goods salesman, was
at Police Headquarters yesterday to complain To
Acting Superintendent Byrnes OF the conduct toward
him of Policeman Charles a. Cannon, of the Fifteenth
Precinct Mr.. Meyer and party OF friends leN the
Morton House early Friday night and walled down
Fourteenth-st toward III ldaye., where Mr. Meyer had
an appointment to meet his friend Captain Reed
The party stopped for few moments TO await the
arrival Of the captain who was late, and VIII lie stand
ing there they gruAiy accosted by ohiccr
Cannon who obviously ordered them 10 " move on"
Desiring to Keep his engagement Mr.. Meyer de-
cared that he would not AT that tho Onlccr
IS reported to have called Mr.. Meyer variety of
viIlainous names Not satisfied with this, the police
man arrested Mr. Meyer and took him 10 the stat on
They were followed, Of course, by the friends who
we're with Mr. Meyer who were decidedly Indignant at
This treatment Sergeant Clark at the desk, but
even HIS presence did not influence the Officer Who
continued his abusive language there. lie even went
en- far as 10 thrust his club I'm the face Of his prisoner
Tho sergeant ordered Inn TO stop and listened TO
the stories OF the gentlemen who had followed tho
on1car and his prisoner the station. They quickly
y~o,ed Ia him that they business men OF stand
tn0 and fhei Nj. Meyer was wclknowh 10 ihcm'
rnrtheynoyn they declared that he had done moth Y
r. warrant t.c officers abuse o. Interference. The
case Yin be Investigated by the police authorities
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Steamer Ems (Gor). Jungst Bremen via southampton
tes.T B2nio tDtch HOogerwern Harrington Ho-
F9nSa yG T, Nor Kanitz Turks Island Martinique.
steamer Geo " ClySs W Wp5"s tly%e < Co.
steamer Civ OF Columbia Retug. HaVana-Jas ward q
Coma Risk Galveston via Key west-C II NAL
loEy So Excelsior egin. Neworcans = Van sickle
steamer Louisiana, GaEer. NewOreans-S,h seaman;
sinner Fanita, Nelson Wilmington. NC-"m 4 Clyde
Steamer on Dominion Couch Richmond City Point and
NorfolK-Old Dominion IS Co. ,-,.u. 49,, ,.uo-, x.-.
iSamer Breakwater Wallace, West Point va-odDomin
i0 Steamer cs SS Foster Bat@orsBT pownsr
steamer Lucy Miller. Homer iisngor3F smtl & Co
Franeoais ReenstS n nS
Rarx xe Wastfeat ed Latbalgrsn. stettin-Benham
BSTS Atlantic DAM, Pedcrseu nambnrsFunch. Eyde
lark Harry Buschmanu (Br). Morris, Plymouth-J
" Bark Francesca U,aD Marcsca, Limerick Ird-JOhn
BTe Cuba canares span) Rodriguez Canary Islands
Brig susan Bergen Leeds Miller BuiI Co
schr Harold j Cousens. Davea Macelo VIA BALTIMORE
sehr Ida Fowler Cosgrovs. vieques-J sala eco.
| SAILED
for kvorpooi n%nao HILL AnchoFa glasgow
ss" f hsrs s Ma s%S% la
Geo " Clyde. san Domingo Alvena Port an Prince Sy Of
orleans. carondelo' ternanaoa oity o. ssyan
port News. Keplor lBr, Baltimore
SHIN Corsica for Blaye.
Bark VIM liales for singapore Miriam Hamburg Gala
| tea Rotterdam Liberia. sierra Leone.
Brig Medina. for Port an Prince.
Also saIodvia island sound-Steamers Miranda tor
IishfaT. Lucy p Miller. bangor; EleanOra POrtand' II
DlmOck. Boston
BARK Luxor. for Melbourne
BIis, Gipsy queen Portland, Chas Sparks. Boston.
THE MOVEMENrs - STEAMERS
FOREIGN Pltr,
| LIVERPOOL, Aug ls-Auivrl .ionnsr Van Dyck tBr'
| Fisher. from New-lOrk
sELps Aug ls-sailed ste Cnlian (Br. Bannister
for York
| CorENHAGEN. Aug l5-saiIed steamer Island DAM
SkodL Tor New.lork
HAMBUEG. lS-Arrivet. steamer California (Gerl
| Wlnckl-r, from New York
AMSTERDAM Aug lS-Sallcd. steamer Amsterdam lDtch)
Bruler. for Nsw.YOrk,
ANTwERr. Aug ls-Arriycd. steamer PisIsr 60 Coansl
(Helg), Brarsns, trom New. YORK.
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Trying HARD TO GET TESTIMONY
THE IMMIGRATION INVESTIGATORS LOOKING
AFTER FLAX SPINNERS.


Congressman Guenther, of the Committee on I'M
migration, called Tribune reporters attention yes
,r5av 10 the fact that James Lcer Son, OF Bridge
nor, Penn had been indicted in Philadelphia for
y,o,atiou OF the Contract Labor law. Tho incni-
be,S az the firm" he said, with evident pieasufe'
q have bcen arrested on the evidence brought OUT
bv our committee The two men LOCKWOOD anu
Ross who according TO the testimony OF Oap'd'h
Francis ". Bell. taken Friday have been OBTAIN
ing naturalization papers Tor aiehS oy i"so '".
inc could not be found on Friday, so the mvestiea-
,o III Yesterday was devoted to the case OF tho Bar
hour Flax Spinning Co., Of Paterson, y. D.
The only witness on this case from whom any
satisfactory testimony could be drawn was Ms '
RYAN OF Paterson. She had worked ior tue same
firm IN one of their factories In Belfast Teianu'
Richardson Long one Of the supcrlncndchts III inc
mills there, had given her and iour o'Ioi siI'
tickets to New-York. At Castle Garden they were
,o,ned nv a woman who gave them tickets TO Pater-
con and accompanied them there. She dld MOI
know where the tickets had como from, as sne h"'
not asked. She had been guaranteed not less than
s5 week. Her passage money was deducted from
her wages at The rate Of fifty cents week. she ad
not work for Mr.. Barbour now, but she showed TO
iuctance TO give testimony.
Kate Kearny next called to the witness stand
She did not prove TO be so amabe as Mrs. Ryan
After trying ihc patience Of her Examiners sorciy ny
trying 10 give evasye answers she refused POiR'
blank TO reply ali questions pertaining to the man
ner I'm which she came to America and found employ
ment When told that she must answer yes or no,
abe hurst into tears and was removed from the
stand When brought back again she was as stub
born as ever All Of Importance that could be learned
from her was she had come here to teach others
her trade.
The dozen or so witnesses who were sfteiward cx-
am,ned were scarcely moro communicative They
had come 10 this country on prepaid tickets when
thew had maid for IN lnstaments after arriving here
Nearly ali of them had sont from four TO zen s1eh
,ickcts had been obtained from william Scsion, SUI
nerintendent OF the Barbour Flax Spinning 60, and
were also paid fer the insalment pan Mono VI
,hem ha1 come here under contract but all hnl
found employment In Nh Barbour" isciety WIN
two or three days after arriving IN Aurrira- n
paterson mills were fun OF girls who had cone IRON
ireland In tho Barbour factory alone mere WcrI
over a hundred working girls VINO ma coplo iron
belfast In recent years men had bccn coming over
~ The r,s0 e2amnaron VIII DO continued Oh Monday
RernfnG
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vrsTCUESTER COUNTY.

Another draft of fifty conycts was made yes1e paoS
nm the Sing Sing prison to be transferred 70 Onto
nrson The Black Prince" who arrived at the PRISON
w. Trdav was among tho convcts that were ordered
to change their habltation.
George Morley. Harry Morley and two other young
mon from Port Chester whose names werc NOT ledrhei'
while ont on the Sound in rowboat during the
,nr,, IN FRIDAY afternoon, thrown into the
wster by the caszlng Of their boat and had to SWIM
for their lives. They succeeded IN reaching 0non
Island 1870, -
A new Queen Ammo cottage belonging to LOUIS u;
Mnrtz at Brooksville Just completed, was slruoh
and sst on fire by lightning during tho thunderstorm on
Friday afternoon A chimney was badly shat,ercu,
and the Interior OF the house damaged 10 inc cAch'
Of S400. -
The members of Flandrcau Post No 6O9, @. a; ~
Will have a camp fire at Comrado Kipps Hudson PARK
New Rochelle, on Wednesday.
John Moora an italian laborer on the now
AZ Wrstchester, attacked David Marca 1910" worh
man and countryman, near clump OF wOods yeseca,,
dav and after robbng him OF 500 stabbed him several
times and left him for dead Mora was taken
Justice Kennon, who committed MN 10 the VIII, VIII
plains Jail to await the result of MarlcaS injuries
Marlca was sent to the County Hospital
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SHIPPING NEWS.
NUIPTINU NNVO.
PORT OF NEwYoRX ........sATURDAY AUG 49, 1888
AREfv Il.

PORT OF NEw.YoRX. AUG 49, 1883
AREfV IL
Steamer Republic lBr) Dawson. LIVERPOOL Aug9 WIN
mse and 5O7 passengers Bruce lsmay Arrived al 'o
Bar q 3I0S ~, l., a,,.. NTH r,,.a
ami SandersOn 5on ArVol Al tho b"r At
lsSmcr Gsdtano Span, GOicochos IIavan. Ans 49, WIN
Havemeytrs " Elder 'osso' ~ N""' '"
Arrivr at the Bar AZ ~ -, A.. 18th r,s..
steamer Mexico (spanl Carmona havana uys' WIN ''
sad pas.cngurH j CeDaiiOt ~ co ..,,A
sir,nrr { anne ,ata tBri Isylor. Humaooa GAYS win
,uear TO Iavemcyers Elder vessel to Miller Bun y 20
Nelson. WILMINGTON. DAYS, WIN m"so
and na,,entrrs to 10 WIN l. Clyde q Co. $50,
seir rhomas Holder. Mcmillan. Cape Hayden ~ DAYS
with log wood to Jimnes Haustedt a Co. vessel 70 u
Brett. son & ca
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook wind. light sWi weather
cloudy At city Island. wind light sW weather. cloudy
Arrived yesterday
Steamer s,ae Ger) Richter Bremen Aug l. SOUTHAMPTON
win md and passengers 10 Oerchs Co. Arrived
. tho Bar at IOi3 p III. .,..,.-,
Steamer Tower mn tBr Perry London Henderson Bros
Ielve,is (lIr. torhrHno ionhoh-F W hurst
nteauer hruaf ti.el.. Tanner l0hioa-busk & JcyonA
nt-au.r ltbri tBt McAtickan, Liverpool via Queens
to.n-Ncrnon II Brown q co.
nf (BT). Watkins. Liverpool via
Queenstown Peter Wright & sons
tlrl RUSSELL Iiyerpool-Busk x JovonA
Steamer Inaia flr Jamson Liverpool Bros
steamer vonia m Schmidt Stottin. Copenhagen, &c
Kunhardt & Co.
steamer Bohemia (aor). Kopn Hamburg kunhardt Co,
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The RemIngons had two oil: operators present MISS o,f
~ New.York and MI McGurrln OF Utah. VINO nave hH.i
lIfes experience in oil kinds OF copying anu y i,,
-, ~ ai,,.,or work but in the second trial, writing
,,ular sentence from memory, test which machlhs
would respond to the most rapid manipulation inc CsI
graph proved its ability write the most matter In gwen
time.
Osborne beat McGurrn 10 words; and Mrs Henderson
Cagraph operator OF Toronto lea MISS orr - ,.,.
strokes for uppcrcase shift Osborne wrote the IL "oru'
his competitors failed get placing the record beyond 'ne
reach Of the Remington Type bars never dew as ias'
before and tho unparalleled speed OF the Caisrapn can
,tc il faster than most s;enographers write shorthand
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Seven Of the survivors Of q the Gelser sailed
Yesterday the SlayOna FOR Copenhagen. The sur
yiyrg officers are still the Stevens House. At the
Denmark Hotel the rhngyaas Storage passengers
with the exception OF twelve, who have friends In the
city. They viii remain until the arrival Of their bag
gage by the chartered to bring the Thnevala's
cargo to this city expected to get here by WedEes
day. The steamship company gave those who went on
the Sayona $40 each necessares by the way end VIII
settle the claims Of all the shpweckcd passengers at the
Copenhagen oncc.
Mrs. J.. Theband Of Stockholm formerly OF Newark
lost eco 600 svcrwarc and furniture in the Ge!ser
Tho Foods stored with JOB DE camp, OF
Wllsm.st and being cent 20 sweden as wedding
Gin 10 Mis-. Thcbands daughter, who Is about TO DC
married.
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This will be great day for the Faith Cure people
I'm Jersey CITY, for there VIII be Meetings OF wv"
Congregations that Of the Chrch OF Inc ifst h"."'
which VIII worship at the Mt Zion sanctuary io't
NJ Chanel and that Of the Elsey NcHuiit
Church OF Jcyyeii-ayc.. which VIII hold services d"
saltcrville, further along the ba; ~ lh' "''''".'
II hrs boon announced Mr. Raymond, ne Pastor III
preach and Mr. Elsey the founder Oi tlir hi.a.."h
WIN ht baptized IN the ocean. At each place ~ -
expected tiiat there VIII DO large crowds Al "'l
I0n services viii be h.id In the !srrc i"ni am lln
ably in the chapel and one other place near smuIa
ncously The recent converts have chosen 10 Ne I'M
merscd to-day. There arc about twenty OF these.
Mr. Hancox. the PASTOR VIII have ehar.s OF the core
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NEVS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW-JERSEY.

The Ncw-Jerscy Athletic Club will have us iaii
games on It's new grounds, at Bergen Point, on sop
tember g. There will be 500 and 300 yards runs,
one mile and halfmlle runs one-milo bicycle raco'
potato race and shell and canoe races. A baseoaiI
game will be played in the afternoon.
Patrick Keenahan, a wealthy farmer who lived
about three miles from Matawan, was thrown from
his wagon yesterday and striking on his head was al
most ms family killed Mr.. Keenahan was the rather
OF the Rev. J. f. Keenahan, Roman Catholic Priest
of Jersey City Heights.
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CITING MORPHINE TO A WOULDBE SUICIDE

GIVING MORPHINE TO A WOULDBE SUICIDE
A woldrcsscd young woman. who was subsequently
found TO be HAYES o. Fast Orange. stood on
the track Of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western rail-
road az Newark Yesterday. and announced to crowd Of
copie that gathered about hcT that sire preparing
for death aud was waiting for train With which to
accomplish her purpo-e Police Sergeant Lea1y, as
rod by several men, attempted to place the insane girl
under arrest but broke from their grasp and. bound
Ing 10 The Opposite side of the rodd bracct her back
against a fence ana dcnel him 10 take her. After
desperate struggle Dr. rhclan succeeded In injecting NOR
milne into ,ysc nri under ID" Influence OF tho drug
She vas conveyed the Memorial Hospital. At the hos
pta -hc violent that 10 was necessary Ia use
slal4ht laciet 20 prevent her doing herself bobby harm
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m CLOSE rurrR SING SING CAMP. MEETING.

The ten days camp.mectIng at Sing Sing will como to
close at midnight tonight with an odfashioncd Mehoa
s Jubilee 1t is expected that there will be large at
Saro u, witness the closing OF the evangestic
wofS OF the Rev. Thomas harrison; itevl0us TO Int
Ion and evening and the chdren's meeting at p m
mis- meeting proved one OF the most success
mi ever held BY the Sing Sing Association
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STATEN ISLAND.

Miss Fanny Vaughan, the sxpen-year-old daughtcl
~ sheriff Vaughan Richmond County, is learning &c
oncrate a telegraph instrument and the Sherln som
time ago had an Instrument placed in his once so ina
his daughter could use IT, on Friday night durIht
tbe tbw nderstorm lightning struck the telegraph wiz
md The electric fluid was conducted by the wire in'
Shcrfs Office and his two-yearold SON. Groyer CieeG
land Vaughan received a severe shock iho lul
fclow was also severely burned about tho head AM
arms by the fash of fire from the instrument
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Jersey CITY.

Harry vreeland, age eight of Westside ana orano
ave. while playing in Lconards pottery In Grant-aVo'
Yesterday struck the head by an arm OF grind
ing machine and instantly killed
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CHAMPION.

In a speed contest at Toronto,
Monday last, between the Cali
graph and Remington, Mr.. Os-
borne, stenographer with the Vac
uum Oil Co., Rochester, n. Y,
performed the remarkable feat OF
writing GIT words, correctly, in
five minutes an average OF over
1o5 per minute this is the highest
speed ever registered by any
operator OF any machine, ana
speed was the point at issue. lie
will. OF course, hold the champion
shin OF the world until this record
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Announcements

HAVE You tried CoWNELLs BEyZoIN Cos
MrTc SOAP Bcst kin SOAP made. -Four cake
Nv eniy ivo cents For sale Hays & Son. Druggists
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lAIONC TIE SOEND.

A ,oId,crs, monument at Milford Will be dedicated
IN Augmst 30 Governor Lounsbury, General Sher
man and General a. H. Terry have been lh'l1eu
and are expected to be present
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+. & ". Tur "WICWrA' COLLAR. f. & W
NEW Di:lcH IS CottAEs
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Ury,nE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR Sports ,esSoag =. =
American open ais amusements ku.sSS 'aias etc. ~
ming ball playing shoSuns naS Sx The TrbunHs n II
York. Entertaining and universally coHp''
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MYRRH TOoTH SOAP gives pearly white
teeth purhes tic breath, prevents tseth from decay.
Az drr..lsL Wholesale depot 20 pey.sL
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rise. $40 Sets Gao Moon sets 249 Moonsaso ~
IIlGu WATER
4 v-,andv HOOK $50 GOV Isrl SOB Heli Gaia aiot
V-Sandy eok BAT Gov lsPL 6;lI Hell taso, QUO
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"
Diseases tbe NerYDui -ynicn Gcnn- Urinary organs
Impotence aHe SieIiltI. Hours 3 u H. 6toh
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Vessel
p...., rfr, FIR Mails closa sails
psrrsccouta Atlantic & WI, Barbadoes..l0 am noon
MONDAY. AUG 20.
Colon Pacino NAH. Aspinwau..-.-...lo am hoon'
TUESDAY, AUG. IL
.-,.o.. on,o, ,,v,rnool .-........... 4S0pm
WEDNESDAY. AUG. -
Adriauc wnite star. Liverpool .---..-- AN 9'o IN
Fgypt. National, Liverpool n 49, ~
snaIe, 40 LdoGd. Bremen VIA south Ton S'SVa III ~
SchIedam, Neth.Amer. AmsterdaIh--- .oV vi -. "
Waesland Red star. Antwerp 5'oVh u ~
sarotnga Wnrd,s Havana ................ pm 4 pm
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monies and services at ihs point. The music VIII
DO In charge OF william Bennett, the organist
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NEWARK.

Miss jennie Guild, age s1ty-two, daughter OF
ex-Judgc W. b. Guild former owner OF " Inc Ne"arA
Jourualp committed suicide at Canton, Ohio, on
Nondav She took her life by hanging during a fit
OF melancholy
Jonathan Ash. are seventy-six, of No. 81 Penn
svlvania ave- a retired butcher, dropped dead In bis
garden yesterday from heart disease Hc was we'll
known and highly respected
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Rlqs 2t Less Than Hall Price.

HAND.MADE RUGS: ANTIQUE, 73,!T eI Co a
sI-ITAN AND INDIA RUGS. ORiENIALp III
SHiEnS AND RARE DESIGNS. At On Ell NE ~ ! -
PRiCH OF IMPORTATION; FELT ~ % IN, COCO 600,
MATS hT LESS THAN MANUFACTURES ff1OE1
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SPECIAL SALE OF CRETONS

ZINE rHrNCU CRETONS At Coo. KIDU =; y
rr,oW - FINE ENGLISH CRETONS AZ 20, I'm ~
morn FROM 45c. FINE DOMESTIC CREiCNS ~
1oc REDUCED FROM 2Oc
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Chelsea,

Mrs. B. F. Dickinson sold her house
hold goods at auction last Saturday.
She intends to 60 to South Carolina
for the winter.
Steele McAllister is at last on the
pension roll. Every honorable dis
charged soldier ought to be on the roll.
George Sargent has been in town the
past week repolishing headstones and
monuments.
Rev. W. r. Puffer and wife of Nor
risville and Austin Puffer and wife of
Richford were in town last week visit
ing their friends.
G.. l.. Hayward has the job of build
ing the new road in the Emerson high
way district near A. w. Beckwith's.
Rev. w. H. Davis and family of
Detroit, Mich, were in town last week
and returned home Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson is at West Fairlee
as nurse in the family of Henry Hutch
ms.
Rev. w. II. Davis of Detroit, Mich,
preached at the Congregational church
last Sunday a. M, Rev. E. E. Herrick
being away on vacation.
Asa Annis recently hurt one of his
fingers while tying up his cattle. 1t is
said that he will lose it.
A large drove of Northern cattle
passed through here last week.
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East Orange.

Rev. Mr.. Shepherd of East Randolph
preached last Sunday a. M, Rev. G. E.
Davis being absent for few weeks on
his vacation. Mrs. Stetson of Pom
fret, VT, conducting the 4 O'Clock SER
vice.-Miss Orpah Houghton Of Or.
ange, has resumed her place in school
it being her fifth term in the district.
Mrs. Joseph Eastman, Mrs. Frank
Lambs mother is very ill and not ex-
pected to recover.-James ROuhan is
i'll and under treatment of DIR. Minard
of West Topsham.-Ethel Hamilton
left for Philadelphia Wednesday OF
this week to spend the winter with
Prof. A. N. Fellows formerly of Tops
ham, where she is to learn music.-C:
NJ. Colby bought nice two year old
colt of Charlie Thurston of South
Bradford, last week.-Sabin Water
man and Ellen Houghton of Orange,
was i'm town last week visiting friends.
Mrs. Hiram Carleton of Barre, is WIS.,
iting at c. w. Coleman's this week.
The Home Aid Society is to meet with
Mrs. Scott Paine, Friday evening Of
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Notice.
State of Vermont IS.

The resident prOprietnrs of the town of
Vershire in the County of Orange, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by
said town within the year next proceeding
this date remain either in whole or in part
unpaid on the following described lands in
said town of Vershire: Being all that par
eel and portion of land now owned and Oc-
cupied by Charles III. Orr, called the La
thrOp land and is located in school district
No. 3 in said town, and is all and the same
land willed to the said Charles II. Orr by
Harris Orr late of said Vershire. deceased.
Reference may be had to said will and the
records thereof far more particular de-
scriptiOn.
The amount of said tax assessed on the
grand list for the year of 1886 upon said
land and remaining unpaid is ($71.27) sew
enty one and twenty-seven one hundredths
dollars, and not finding goods and chattels
that can be distrained, l have extended my
warrant upon the above described lands
And so much of the above described land
as shall be requisite to discharge said tax
with costs will be sold at public auction at
the post Office in said Vershire on Wednes-
day the 3lst day of October, A. D., 1888, at
one O'clock in the afternoon, unless previ-
Ously paid.
Dated at Vershird, VT, Sept. "a, 1888.
Attest
5. y. DARLING,
First Constable and Collector Town Taxes.
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Post Mills,

Mrs. S. o Guild is confined to her
bed again. Lackey is very sick,
she has lung trouble with her fever.
Ida Green of Manchester is visiting
at H. T. Howe's.-Mr. and Mrs. Cy-
rus May are visiting friends in STRAIT
ford.-Hattie Hinckley of Boston is
visiting friends here.-Some of our
people attended the Woodstock and
Bradford fairs.-Charlie Davis and his
sister Flora, are at home.-H. T. Howe
has traded his place with Capt. Chubb
for the Dartmouth livery stable at
Hanover.-T. T. Aldrich and friend
were home from Barre, Sunday
Charles Titus of Stanford has moved
on to the Albee place on the Back ST.
Born, the 14th inst, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Clough.-Will Putnam of
Concord is visiting friends in town.
Charles P. Brooks of Charlestown is
stopping at S. G.. Saville's.-Capt.
Chubb and wife started for Galveston
last Tuesday.-Some of our citizens at
tended the fair at Pompanoosuc.