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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22

"THERE is a tide in the affairs of men
which taken at the flood leads on to for
tune" II your affairs are at low ebb
now don't fail to write to b. f. johnson *
Co., 1909 Main street, Richmond, Va, who
have plans that will enable you to make
money rapidly.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22

Price thirty-fve cents. Take no other. Sold
by all druggists in Montpelier and by M. o.
Evans in Waterbury, Vt.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22

Balmy odors from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic breeze;
SOZODONT in healthful fragrance
Can not be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens. purifies;
You will use it if you're wise.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22

One Great Merit
of that beautifier of the teeth, SOZODONT,
is that its effect upon the mouth is refresh
ing, while as a means of cleansing the teeth
and improving the breath it stands alone
SPALDING's GLUE" handy about the
house, mends everything.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22

SEVERE storms ragged again in Central
Iowa last week Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
8irtbs.

In Montpelier, July IS, son to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam w. Foster.
In Bradford, Aug. &c. twins "a and daughter tC
Rev and Mrs A. J. Hough.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
Marr1ages.

In Cabot. at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage,
by Rev James E. Knapp, assisted BY Rev w. n.
Roberts, Leon II. Amsden of Walden and Mrs. Rose
l.. circuit of Stannard.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
Markets.
Vermont Produce,

vermont Produce.
WATERBURY, Butter, tubs, Is to 17c;
prints Is to zoe; cheese, 9to 10c; eggs, 16c
beef, 3 to &C. pork, DC; lambs, 4 to sc; veal
to 4c; chickens, 10 to 12lc; fowls, &c; po-
tatoes, 30 to Coo; beets, Toe; turnips soc
onions, S1.50; cabbages, 3 to Zoe each APP
pies, SOC to S10O per bush; hay, So to SO;
straw, "a to 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
Mr.. Gladstone will be granted an audience by

Mr.. Gladstone will be granted an audience by
the pope while In Rome.
Crown Prince Frederick William will 20 70 Cairo
10 spend the remainder OF the winter.
A tight IN England between Jack Burke, the
Australian champion, and Jake kilrain, 10 sc-
cordance with the formers challenge, Will pr0ba-
bly, be arranged
The Prince 81 Wales has instructed Mr. Knollys
his private secretary TO give an absolute denial 70
the report that the prince II member OF the COM
mittee On the banquet 20 Smith ana kilraln.
Mayor Hewitt, IN another letter explaining his
speech At the New York board OF trade dinner says
he lavors trades unions. but is opposed 70 strkes
and boycotts.
Andrew b. Humphrey has been appointed secre-
tary OF the National League o. Republican ClubA
The {. 8. lignthouse-board steamer verbena ar
rived at Hyannis. Mass, last night, from south
Shoal llghiship, Nantucket, with The captain and
crew OF the steamer Newcastle City. winch was
wrecked on South Shoal about o week ego.
New York, says he spoke and proyis,oned the dis
abied Tonawanda. Jan. 3, ut 80 p. N, % miles
south VI the Northeast lghtshlp
Smiths hackers want sullivan 20 give q series OF
exhibition contests with smith throughout the
world, ending In California. sullivan has re.
fused. smiLh's manager 10 averse 10 O real
fight.
san named Nabokon, have been dispersed by gen.
darmes with the loss OF ten killed one eeadsrnls
was Killed
II is officially announced that the Duke OF Nor.
folks mission 20 the Vatican terminated with his
return 70 London
l. BWubur, one OF the most widely known grain
merchants In Buffalo, n. u, left for Canada 90
Monday, having, it Is reported, defraudsd several
people out OF large sums OF money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
I'd EDITION.
Latest qa]eglanS to The Star.
THE NEwCAsTLE CITY,s WRECK.

The Crows Storv Of their Marrow
EScape and Hard Experiences.
HTANNrs, MASS, Jan THE United states
Steamer verbsna, Capt. Gibbs. landed 1t Hyannis
last night Capt Thornton and twenty-six men,
comprising the crew Of the steamer Newcastle City,
from Newcastle, England for New York, that sunk
Ss%0s srs,;S,a near south auth
s LOOK, bottom TOM. q l. m, pscsm6e s,. "a
striking very heavily seven timeA After passing
over the shoal they found the after compartment
rapidly nlung With water Al O. no. the water
was up to the fre-roOm floor, putting out the nres
Az q. m the ship was unm .nageabe and settling
IN water last, ami had drtfted three miles
north Of the nghtship. They then lowered
the ooatA the sea being very rough, and
stove two OF them. With the remaining
two boatS the crew with some Of their effects left
the.ship, she gong down stem first at 10 q. m.
The boats theh pulled for the iightship, reaching
there at 3 p. N. after lons, hard pull There the
men say they were kindly treated by Capt. San
bury and bis crew OF the ughtshtp who did all
they could for the shipwrecked mems comfort
until January 9, when the verbena hove In sight.
She was hailed with Joy by all hands Some of
the crew were becoming anxious at the long delay
md desired to take row-b0at and try to get
20 shore This the captain and crew OF the light
snip considered very dangerous and the idea was
abandoned. The crew will leave here for New
York this afternoon. The steamship sank in 16
fath0ms Of water and Will be total loss with her
cargo The ship is valued at 100000 and cargo
at SIS, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
Special Policeman ssBill'' Jones.
HE Is BRIEFLY LECTURED AND FINED $50 BY JUDGE
SMELL.

Special Policeman ssBill,s Jones.
he IS BRIEFLY LECTURED AND FINED $50 BY JUDGE
SMELL.
"Bill" Jones, the so-called Guiteau avenGer, q
special policeman, was placed on trial before
Judge Smell this morning, charged with using pro-
fame language, threatening jeremiah Lynchs
life, and assaulting Joseph Mcguire Mr.. Car
rngton pleaded not guilty for him. Mr.. Lynch
testified that wednesday night Jones drove down
the road frng his pistol. Witness was in the sta
ton at the time and one or the bullets struck
the building Jones made trouble for persons
about the neighbOrhOOd. He assaulted Joseph
MAJ uire and threatened TO shoot him. Jones and
Mcguire had rough and tumble fight before they
We're separated Mcguire, whose face was SCARED,
corroborated Lynch's testimony. Jones testified
that during the evening he stopped at LynchS
place and got two hot WHISTLES. he got
them because Lynch had no license and
he wanted TO get evidence against him.
Later in the evening he started back
to Lynch'S, and thinking he might get into
trouble and do some damage he emptied his revol.
yer. When he entered and called Ior drinks Mrs
Lynch spoke 10 him about his connection with
her liquor license. They had some words and he
and Maguir had fight. He denied making any
threats The judge said he had known the de-
fendant by reputation, and that he was q reckless
individual. special policemen" he said, unjust
not think they can go about the country knocking
people down." For the assault he was fined $50,
and FOR the threats he was required to give 1900
bonds for his good behavior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07


DITloN JOHN FoLLER.
In the old Circuit Court room to-day a fury de
lunatico inQuirendo was enpanneled by Marshal
Wilson In the case OF Jno. Foller. The petition
was nled In this case December 21 by Mr.. l. To-
primer for Maria F. Cord for the appointment OF a
COMMITTEES, and IL set forth that Foller is now
about forty years OF age, and his insanity CON-
menced In 1881, In which year he was indicted for
sending obscene matter through the mails BY
his mothers will and the death OF a sister he
comes In possession OF some $4,000 worth OF real
estate ana some stocks The petition also states
that he bad been an inmate or the INSTITUTION az
Mount Hope, but was released through tae inter-
ventlon or his uncle, Joseph, who. she charges
allows him To 60 at large without medical treat
which aggravates ais malady. She further states
that 81, 200 or the Stock or the Columbia Railroad
belonging TO ]. Foler, is In the hands VI one TIP
pet, Baltimore lawyer, Joseph Folier's legal ad-
wiser, who claims that IL was given him 20 defray
the expenses or the caveat nled N behalf OF John
against the probate OF the Will OF the sister. she
also states that there is on record deeds from John
Foller, conveying all his property upon certain
trusts, but with no beperit TO HIM [John) and
Joseph Foller, and she states that she believes he
was forced 10 execute such paper and she states
her belief that the object was 70 deiraud her.
Mr.. l. Tobriner appeared for the petitioner, and
MesSrs. ClendenIn, or Baltimore; James Fullerton
and w. Pierce Bell for tue respondent The Iesii-
mony or Rev. Father Tewis was TO the effect
that Foller walked iuto ST. Mary's church on one
occasion with the Skin OF a hand on a cane, which
he threw down In front OF the altar, aud then eTt
Mr.. w. q. johnson attorney ana L. 2. Shoe
maker real estate, testified to visits OF Foiier 10
The case was not concluded TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
An Unlucky Luck Stone.

1T CAUSED MAGRCDER'S CHECK TO VANISH AND MAY
SEND WARREN TO THE PENI1ENTIARY.
Vim. Warren, alias Theodore Thomas, the
''voudoO" DOCTOR who is serving term in jail Tor
working his tricks on an old colored man named
Green, was brought up TO the Police Court this
afternoon, and charged under the statutes with
the larc ny OF a pensi on check for S42.SO, tho
property or an Old cOOred pensiOner named
Michael Magruder. The defendant pleaded not
man he met in Judiciary SQUARE lust after leaving
the pension agency. The latter tapped him on
the shoulder and said he would give him good
pocketbook, which he said Was luck stope, but
when Magruder looked In the pocketboOk again
his check was gone. would you recognize the
article II 1t was shown your" "Yes, sir" answered
the old man. ais this TT" asked counsel "Dats
It, OATS It," said the old man. The case was sent
to the grand Jury: bonds $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
Re.l,suu On ere ssas~.
On nrrTrors YOU'VE STAR srvrKny WOUNDS a
MKNRGR oF THR COMPANY.

On nrrTroCs YOUNG STAR efyrEEiy worNpe A
MEMBER oF THE coxrASr.
A special 20 the New York World IRON Buffalo.
January q says: There are olood-stxins on the
Grand Opera House stsse to-day. Last night
Beulah. the Mexican actrssA cut J. 4 browns
hand so severely that &c may have 20 oe smpu.
tated. Beulah n young fmpctucus and new %
the stage. She comes from Mexico. and her play,
"Echos is full Of Mexican Intrigue ami sxcite
ment and In her rendition OF the heroic psrt the
actress enters into her role with DANGEROUS
enthusiasm she bad told Brown % exer-
else great care IN the assassination scene,
a. she feared her smottonal part would
carry her away. Last evening When the murder
scene came on, Be1lah crypt into the chamber q
her sleeping rival and her flashing black eyes
looked murderous - she crcpt 20 the occsfde ana
raised the glitter1ng dagger Tor the fatal plnnge
Brown, A. os,ssiola. sprsng from oshibd screen
double flash Of the dagger q serPent-nke move
ment or Beulah's form and Brown staggerec back
with his bleeding hand hanging ~ his soc The
audience applauded yocifsrousy and the curtain
was rung down quickly. The k1ife was dull and
cut the heshy pari 0, the hand between the thumb
and forenngef. There was Wild excitement BE-
hind the scenes and one OF the ladies called Beu-
lah murderer" She n jealous of the star. u n
said.
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The Henenway EXPLORING Expedition.
virgimfa's General Assesn bly,.
TIE CAFE CHARLES oUARAsTTSK-AS INTERSTATE
COMMERCE LAW.

COMMERCE LAW.
In the Virgins senate yesterday preamble and
resolution were adopted that -our cities, as well In
the interior as on the seaboard. are annually ex-
posed 70 the introduction OF contagious diseases
by reason OF the withdrawal OF the federal Quarap.
tine service In the winter season, ana a. Tie Dis
trfct OF Columbia and the state OF Maryland are
also moderately Interested, that our senators 10
INSTRUCTED and our representatives IN Congress
from the state OF virginia be requested 20 use eli
lawful means 10 secure an appropriation for the
adequate equipment OF the national quarantine &C
or near Cape Charles ana the adoption OF suob reg
ulatons by the supervising surgeon general 40 viii
Insure It's maintenance by the Marine hospital Du-
reau throughout the year"
Mr.. Arnold IN the house, introduced q bfl 20
regulate commerce In the state OF virginia THIS
bill Is an adaptation OF the Interstate commerce
law OF the United states 10 the state commerce q
Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
w ANAMAKER,S.

The impetus given by the great current Of events
dashing through last year carries forward to At
tempt larser things Tor the new year
Not even Tor one day shall the store into winter
quarters after its busy season. but with the Ist full
business day OF the new year, we ANAL Open the new
Circumstances combine to help us do some Ane
things Tor our friends from the beginning Of the nav
year.
We haven't more than single sentence to say about
great sales We are making them every day. That's
wat the store IL for We always have lots Of goods
daily drum-best calls up all the old soldiers Of
door.
them the fact that no matter what the reason
there can always be found lots and lots Of good
things :s cheap and often cheaper. than elsewhere
out
We wait for certain month to sell down. but
continually watch, like the lookout the ship. We
seek the open channel Of quickest progress and steer
then. let strike the key note Of the new year.
haul, ring on: loud and long
THE NEWEST GOODS"
THE FRESHEST GOODR"
THE CHOICEST GOODS"
THE VERY BEST OF VERY BEST"
We crowd ourselves TO open the new thtngs.
Your money shall take fresh goods at greater cost
than might otherwise 20 into old hammered down
stock.
Thus We hope to brighten our store increase the
activity Of our stock, and greater our trade,
Ibis Is way Of starting the Year. II you like
It when you see what we are doing say 20 to your
friends
JOHN wANAMAKER,
d17-6m Phuadalphia
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The National Museums Latest Prize.
IT SECURES TIE SKIN AND OF THE ARG EST MOOSE
EVER KILLED IN MAINE.


About week before Christmas couple OF Maine
moose hunters killed bull moose OF gigantic size
and preserved the skin entire for mounting The
animal measured exactly feet In height at the
shoulders, according 10 q method OF measurement
given them by DR.. c. Hart Merriam. chief OF the
Bureau OF Economic Ornlthology. and the figures
are FULLY borne out by the skin Itself DR.. Merriam
received prompt Information OF Tie death OF the
moose and communicated it To the authorities al
the National Museum, and Mr.. Hornaday was
authorized 10 secure the skin. IL was purchased
by telegraph, and arrived at the Museum day be-
fore yesterday. To the JOY OF The taxidermlsts the
SKIN was in perfect order. as fresh as when re-
moved from its mighty wearer, and the head was
in the flesh. anordIng rare opportunity for the
study OF It's anatomy. The head was cast and
also photographed Several laIurallSts ana hun
tiers who went TO see IL in the flesh declared Il by
Tar the largest head and finest antlers they had
ever seen on moose. This skin Il not from the
Jumbo moose, the death oil which has lately
been reported in the newspapers. The "Jumbo
moose" measured feet Z inches In shoulder
height, AMI was indeed the largest record up 70
that time, but the same hunter who measured IL
also measured the Museums giant, and OF the lat
ter he soemnly asserts Ia writing that Its height
was feet precisely"
A year ago Col Cecil Clay. OF the Department OF
Justice, while on his annual hunt In CANADA Killed
Q fine COW mouse OF the largest size and also
yeariing calf the skins from botn OF which he care
fully preserved for mounting ano presented 10 the
National Museum. The public is now assured OF
the appearance OF group OF moose which shall be
on par with the group OF buffalocs now almost
ready for eX hibillon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
RilltarAtsss In q Row.
fHx ST. LOTS TOURNAMENT INTERRUPTED " q
PUGILfsTiC ENCoCNRh

PUGILisTic kSoorErRh
Philadelphia Prsss special nom ST. Louis,
January O. says: The nrst afternoon game OF the
billiard tournament To-Day was won by Charles
schaefer, ana the second by Carter. AFTER the
second game q row occurred, which threatened
Tor time 20 he very serious Dick Roche, Jake
schaefer's hacker. had offered 20 bet 5000 20 slO0
tAat John y. Donovan would not win the nrst
pre- and 70 forfeit 500 u The $500 were not put
taken. Nobody took the bet, but t made Donovan
very mad. and Roche heard that be had made IN
quebec, ana attcr the second game to-dsy. In
which Donovan was defeated he assaulted
Donovan With his lists, striking him q couple OF
and then Joe ullmal, the bookmaker, Jumped IN
ana struck Donovan. Mr.. Davis, an attorney,
y SS h r %itnesSea me game now came % poao-
rated and the excitement quoted down Blood
was drawn from both Roche and Donovan, bur
neither was much hurt. Donovan will withdraw
nom the tournament He has been very rnfortu-
nate. losing three OF bis four gaines played He ID
or MSie5 Oh billiard nall SDa turf s1shs1 both
hoches turf exchange. Donovan weighs only
about l2S pounds. while Roche ana Clnan are
hehVy-weishts, about $50 each
The HtetnenWay Exploring Expedition.
II Paso Dispatch 10 ST. Louis Globe Democrat Jan l.
Dr. J. l. workman, Of the United states Medical
Museum, and Major Mcdowell. OF the san Fran
cisco EroD,taer. who have been on an exploring
expedition In the mountains OF Western Texas IN
the Interest OF the Hemenwsy scientinc Expedi-
ton, and who returned from that tr1p day OF
two ago with rather unsatisfactory results were
to-day on the point OF returning 20 Teipe, ARR,
where the main body OF the expedition r. engaged
Ia exploring the ruins OF the extinct city OF Los
huertos late IN the afternoon, however they re-
eeiyed dispatch from Lieut. Frank Cushing who
is In charge OF the expedition, requesting them 20
remain Ia III Paso a. he was about 20 come here
himself Tor some object not stated IN the dirpatch
Ihsre y unlimited held for antiquarian research
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
STRIKERS, GRIP TIGHTENING.
The Coal Traffic ON the Reading Al.
most Reduced to Nothing.

most Reduced to Nothing.
READING, Pa. Jan. THE coal shipments over
the Reading Railroad since the opening OF the
week have decreased steadily day by day, and this
morning the company's tally sheet at the Office In
this city showed That hardly six hundred cars had
come down the road from shutdown last
evening to noon to-day. This is regarded by
an conservative parties as an indication
that the strikers are tightening their hold. OF
these six hundred, about one hundred and twenty.
f1ve cars contained soft coal from the bituminUus
regions. Nearly ell the anthracite now shipped
comes from the Individual collieries, the company
reServ1ng the small supply mined at Its own col
nef1eS Tor its own use.
AL the individual collieries now In operation
however, are not on the line OF the Reading Rail
road. Some are on the line OF the Pennsylvania
and others on the Lehigh Valley, and the products
OF these are shipped over those roads.
BOYCoTTING NON-UNTON RAILROAD hands.
The railroad hands VINO took the place or the
strikers are being boycOtted everywhere. Hotel
keepers refuse to keep them except at exhorbitan,
rates, and many OF them and the PtnkertOn detec
tives are being quartered In old passenger cars
especially ntted up in the shops In this city witt
hunks stoves, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
Torn from HI. Young Wife.

F0RGER WHO ESCAPED FROM SING SING AND MAR
KIED RECAPTURED AFTER FOUR YEARS.
NEW YORK, Jan. Five years ago julius
Feurec forged O note and was sent TO Sing Sing,
and his time would have Just expired had he
stayed 1t out. AT the end OF the first year he
under an assumed name. he began to lead a better
life. He married a nice girl, who knew nothing OF
bis past life, and thinking that time had caused
his crime to be forgotten came back to New York
and got position In a Williamsburg drug store.
Inspector ByrneS detectives located him, and
yesterday he was arrested, and Today he is on his
way 70 Sing Sing. His young wifes gr1ef was plu-
full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
Two Motions for New Trial.
NHwLY-DlscovKRRD EVIDENCE TIE GROUND n BOT

To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Mont.
Gomery, In the case OF J. II. Myers, convicted few
days ago OF having committed a rape on the per-
son OF Dorcas Holland, u motion for q new trial
Was filed. Mr.. J. W. Walker, his counsel files this
motion, and bases IL on newly discovered evidence.
Messrs. w. H. II. Hart and X. s. Smith HE'D q
motion for a new trial to-day In the case of Amelia
Brown, alias Daisy Brown, convicted OF petit lar
cred evidence as TO the missing articles not having
been taken at all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
NEW EVIDENCE 4

NEW EVIDENCE AGAINST N. wIIaox.-The tYsbu-
nal at Paris yesterday resumed the Trial Of the
against NJ. Ribsudeau. NJ. Hertert, and N. Dub
reui, who were concerned In the legion OF honor
decorations swindle. The prosecutor announced
that additional evidence had been produced which
Implicated N. Wilson. The case was again I'D.
JourDed pending The result OF a magisJer1sl In.
curry. hOaudeau, Herbert, and Duoreuil were
allowed 10 go at liberty until their case 10 agaaa
called,