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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31
Cyrus w. Field Sit Ip.

New YORK, Dec. 25.-Cyrus w. Field
to day sat up for two hours and showed
marked signs of Improvement. 1t is ex-
pectsd he will soon be convalescent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

WINDSOR, Dec. 2S.-Lyien, the l5-ysar
old sou of Rev ). S. Marten, was drowned
in Bruunemeade lake this morning The
body was recovered.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

HAMILTON, Ont, Dec. 2S.--Fully three
fourths Of this city's population of 90
are afflicted with the grip aud about half the
factories in the place compelled to shuu
lnMn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31
EDWARD NJ. FIELD WILL NOT EAT.
He Manifests No Interest in the De cision
of the LunucY NommlssInn

NEW YORK, Dec, 2t,-Edward NJ. Field
has manifested no interest in the decision of
the lunacy commission in his case, and is
seemingly as oblivios to his surroundings
and fate as heretofore. He still refuses
food and spends his time in his cell on his
gpt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31
UNITED STATES COURT.
Gleason Sent TO Maine-No CoWpromiSe
Allowed in the ST. AIbans Bank Case.

BRATrLEBoRo, Dec. "a. Martin Gleason,
who was taken 10 ByattleOoro Tuesday by
United States Marshal Amsden, was taken
before Judge H. H. " heeer, and, on mo-
tion of District Attorney Plumley, it was
ordered that he be removed to the district
of Maine, whereupon n warrant for his re-
moval was duly issued.
In the case of Alexander Garrow VS.. o.
+. kixRord time for filing was extended to
the February rule day.
The case OF the United States vs. Edwin
T. Squlres entered discontinued, on
motion of the district attorney.
The court handed down n decision on the
proposal OF compromise in the matter of the
FIRST National bank OF St Albans which
was heard at Rutland on Monday and
Tuesday last wherein the prayer OF the
petitioners for leave to compromise is de-
MED.
:. 5. Towner OF Montpelier Doad.
MONTPELIER, Dec. 24-Sewel S. Town
er a resident and active business man in
this village for nearly % years, died shortly
after p. m. to day, after a long and pain
full sickness. hen MIR. Towner first came
here he " as .erk in the wholesale notion store
Of l.. r. skinner, then went into the dry
goods and notion business for himself later
into the millinery business which he contin-
ued for 13 years, and for about six years
past has conducted a large furniture busi-
ness, lately in company with hi SON. f. f.
Towner, at the Golden Fleece building His
age was 55 years and he leaves a wife and
one son. Deceased was a prominent mem-
Der of tha Baptist church. The time for
the funeral is not decided, but burial is to
be at West Topsham.
a Granite Cutter Takes Poison
/ BARRE, Dec "a. .-Tuhied Benaway. aged
about Co. granite cutter residing on Gran
/ te street. took dose of poison this morn
ng and ply sicians state that he will not
survive its effects, Rev. W. j. @ Sullivan
of Montpelier was hastily sent for. Bena-
way has wife and five young children.
\ Dry Christmas for Barre.
! BARRE Dec 9i.-Onicers this morning
seized five half barrels of lager beer from
car at the Montpelier and Wells River rail
road depot. and from the express Office in
the village, nine one gallon jugs of whiskey,
five two gallon jugs of whiskey and
rum, 36 one quart bottles Of liquor and one
keg OF lager
@I0Io CheoiSs for Chri-tmas Presents.
LYNDoNvGLLE, Vt, Dec. "A. - A. l..
Finuey, baggage master a. Lyndonvlle do
pot was to-day the recipient Of check for
$1,000 as CHRISTMAS present from A b.
Darling, Fifth Avenue hotel, n. y. Mr..
Finney was named for Mr, Darling, who
for years made his home with MIR. Fiuuey s
mother. Fnney Is receiving many con
gratulatons. Mr. Darling has also placed
two more checks for $1,000 each for Cnrist,
mas pre- ents in this town, one to Mrs. Ma,
tllda Carpenter and one to Edwin Fisher,
both aged people.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31
TO BE TRIED IN BURLINGTON.


BosToN, Dec. 24.-Klbourn j. B rown
the exPullman car conductor, arrested
some time ago on the charge of illegally
facilitating the transportation Of merchand-
lse into the United States has been held for
trial in Burlington, Vt, for smuggling.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31
A CITY OF LANTERNS.
THE DARKNESS OF MIDNIGHT HANGS
OVER FOG-STRlCKEN LONDON.

Trnffic and Trade at n standst ilI-Entire
Police Force on Duty for 10 oConseoutive
Hours-ieople Lose Their Way, aud
Failing Into Ponds and Rivers, arc
Drowned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31
MANY ACCIDENTS REPORTED.
The Fog Said to be General Along the
East Coast of Great Britain.


East Coast of Great Britain.
LONDON, Dec. 24-A despatch from
Leeds says three men while walking on the
paths along the canals fell into the water
owing to the fog, and were drowned Over
the Thames the fog is so thick that the
was equalled. From London to Gravesend
it appears to be even heavier than at other
places, and no boatmen dare venture out
Several persons have been killed on the
railways 1t is believed London has never
before been visited by fog that has been
80 productive of death and disaster.
The operations OF the railways are greatly
hampered by the fog, and extraordinary
precautions are taken TO guard against acci-
dents.
Advices from points in eastern England
show that the fog Is prevalent along the
whole length OF the east coast. On the
river Tyne the shipping industry is almost
at a standstlli. Three dock constables, sta
toned at the West India docks, while per-
forming their duties walked into the river
and were drowned Quite large number
of skating accidents have been reported.
Near Eigin, Scotland, three boys, skating
on the Lossie, were drowned, through the
breaking of the ice.
A ROYAL Wedding on February 81.
| LONDON, Dec. 24.-It is officially an
nounced that the marriage of Prince Albert
Victor, Duke of Claredce and Avondae,
eldest son Of the Prince of Wales to Prin-
cess Victoria Mary of Teck, will take place
on February ~ in st. Georges chapel at
! Windsor castle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31
TiIIing Richford's Big Grain Eieva,

Filling Kichiord's Big Grain Elevator.
RIcHFoRD, VT, Dec, 29-The big grain
elevator which has never been used since il
was constructed, Is now beng filed with
grain from the West. 1t is rumored that
another elevator will he built here by an
other company on account Of the excellent
advantages here as a shipping point.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31
Acquitted on. tho Ground OF Iu,an,ty

New YORK, Dec. 24.-John G. Roth,
the would-be murderer of the Rev john
Hall, was acquitted to-day on the ground o
insanity The jury was out but 10 min
utes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31
Grip Breul,s Up "A Murder Trial

WILL,ANANTic, Dec. 29-The grip in this
town broke up y murder trial. In the Su-
perior Court Yesterday Judge Prentice dis
charged the jury thaf had been trying tina
case Of Mrs. Mary DAILY charged with tha
murder Of James Corcoran, owing to tina
illness Of several members with the grip.
The case has been postponed twice owing to
the disease, and Judge Prentice decided that
there w0s no prospect OF tho jury getting
together for an ind ,fniue time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 29-The king shove
little, il any, improv ment. The attack II
influenza, from which he is suffering, is
severe, and his lungs are affected. He is
incapactatei for the performance of State
duties, and the crown prince is acting as
regent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

ROCHESTER,, y. V, Dac. 30 --O' -
death, reported in this city up to ) o'clock
yesterday afternoon, seven were directly at.
tribulabIe 70 the grip.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

WINs9ED, Conn, Dec. .y.-Christian
association women calling AZ the house Of
George Madison found the frs out, the
house cold and the whole family o, five per-
sous h lposs in bed with he grip. Mrs.
Madison died on Sunday, her mother died
yesterday and Madison aud his three chill
dren ere very low. Another death from
The arIp is announced.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

BCsTON, Dec. 29.-Oue death certificate
every four minutes was the rate at which
the assistant registrar at the board of health
wrote oil the little slips Of paper for three
hours yesterday. OF - certificates seven
gave tho cause of death as pneumonia and
seven as bronchitis. There was one death
from ths grippe ond one from that disease
complicated with pneumonia. Seventy men
Of the Boston police force were reportei as
absent from duty yesterday, and TO the
grippe was attributed the absence Of tho
greater portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Nineseenth Assembly District shall be divided into
seyenysx election districts the extent and Init Of which
The rst Election District shall contain all that part
Street seventh avenue. West Finysecond street and
The second Election District shall contain all that part Of
the city bounded By ana F Fft w Ms' I l'y Fg
The Third Election District shall contain all that
ITeet Eighth avenue West FfseeOnd street and Ninth
a'eFHe Fourth Election District shall contain all tina. part
Tttytbd street from Ninth avenue Tenth avenue and
The west SIDE 81 Sh je s ttt "ONi "'S'
tn fktS election District shall contain all that Of
the CITY bSuraN5 y AID lying within north sd q West
street from Ninth avenue 70 Tenth avenue
h SSth Lection District shall all that
tT Try e 6sSn sEsnd sy Vest
or S DtI Seventh Election District snail contain al that pat
the city RodndeS by Saa ylS y T t and Tea
SNerIe Eighth Election District shall contain all Of
the city bounded by and yiqs within ~ VT R dtb
the Ninth Election h. contain FL that part e
street Ninth avenue Fifty ourth street and Tenth
The TentB Election District shall contain all that part q
the city bounded by ana we yg street tenth ave-
nue. Fifty fourth street anc Hudson or North rive
- tb y hoSndd 6y ana wing within West Flftyxth
street Ninth avenue West Ftyhfth street and Eleventh
b Twelfth Election District shall contain all That part
q e e street from Ninth avenue Hudson North
tee, Uudsou or North river. side OF West FntY
sir.b street from Tenth Hudson or North river
Tenth avenue West Fitysvth street 20 We, fty
seventh street Eleventh from West FftS Nth
street ~ West FRty-seyenth street
The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all that
n,f Of the city bounded By and lying within north eide o.
West Fy sixth street Ninth avenue 70 Isnth avenue ana
III west Of Ninth from West fJaAA street.
fo West Ffftyseyenth street
The Fourteenth Election District shall contain all That
-, ~ the city bounded By and lying within west NJ
SEVENTH street Eighth avenue. West Ffyhith street ana
Tbe Fftesnth Election Dstrltt shall conien All hat
-. =, The city bounded b. lying within Yves. flitJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
GIetiicn Nolire.

...,.h street Avenue B. East Sixteenth street. and
Avs9se Finn Election District shall contain az tst
~ the city bounded by and lying within south SIDE
oia ne west side Of Avenue d. from East Fifteenth
o.. .,.s., % East sixteenth street -. ~ ,..,
"a. q CITY bounded By and living within 81 north sae
"a ss sasf side Of Avenue A, IRON East Fifteenth
s ,rset 70 sixteenth street III, ..., al TIM.
p Of city bounced BY and ,. lying within a1su sor q
o ~s. nd s ss sds Of hHenu. A. from East
A,,esa;H street 70 East Fifteenth street - A..
Pei, ne 5s ana Wing Slia south SIDE
Eat Tseah street rom First s,enqs H iosreenh
s e 70 Fast fiiteentA street ali thu, usrt
.,t q: ave a East Fifteenth street Fir: syenus
SSepac9 By S Gs Ssn ana r
s fss EeyeSth Election District shan contain all that
m city bounded by and sssT Ss Slss srce ss
sno l twelfth Election District shall contain all that
pan the city BOUNDED oy s1 East sxteenth street
Thirteenth Election District shall contain all that
ort q the City bounded by and yins within East FL
sa street LngsSSa Rses Ea's and second Avenue
he Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that
rseenh street Second avenue, East Fourteenth street.
sne s Fnssnth Election District shall ali that
sr u the city bounded by ana lying within tAst Nine
enta street First avenue, East Egh'een1a street anu
GSf IN. sSsesuth Election District shall contain ell that
seStS street Avenue A, East Eighteenth street and
H. sevsnteenth Election District shall contain all that
part Of the city bounded oy ana Eing within 100
'nS The Eighteenth Election District shall contain AL that
second street Avenue a, East Nineteenth street, and
IN. Sneteen Election District shall contain all that
iSsnse,h street, First avenue. East Nineteenth street
sno Ih1 .s rlscnon Dstriet shall contain all that
psrt q the city bounded by and lying within Fast
" entyars; street First avenue East Twentieth street.
'ne ss TTentyarst Election contain all that
h ri street second avenue East Twentyhrst street ana
NJ Election District shall contain all
hat part Of Tie city bounded ~ ana TS f as
Ss ~. T%e6ty hIrd Election District shall contain all
h.f rrt Of the city bounded by and lying within East
weptyhird street First avenue, East Twehty-second
The WENT fourth Election District shall contain AZ
T~eatt9taTd street, Avenue A, East Twenty-second
street sRs 5T Lection District shall contain all that
part Of the city bounded by and lying within last
Twenty. street East river East Twentyrd street
Essss9 5 Rl' saS s ssa S sGSsq East al
Twenty.ioSrt6 street FIRST avenue East Twentythird
s %TS Election District shall contain all
that part Of ne city bounded BY and lying w:hia bHs,
street %P@ 6R Election District shall contain ali
s Ety. SS o rom s son DIVE q
e.. ; sHe g. is s from
e. @ b5SSts b. P sad y sas vS sOu "a
:sSs al la, fssn mn street from second avenue
@ ffws:Soufh street % East Twenty d street
s EssOS r. D onS tsDs sh a,, Ss1 ~ that
Isr o. s re FIRST Avenue East Twenty i Street and
S': TSs Tsrh.t Election pi,rct shall contain Ill shs
Is the se9 sSTnG sen Sy a East and
Iiird avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
CLIFTON Notice.

the city bounded lying within East sixty
Seventh street First avenue East sxtynh street. ana
second avenue.
Sxty-elghth Election District shall contain all that
part OF the city bounded BY and lying within Fast Sixty
Third avenue
Inc sixy.pnth Election District shall contain all tat
part ~ the city bounded by and lying within f@sst
sixnfth street First avenue. East sixtyseeond street
The Seventeen Election District shall contain ali that
part OF the city bounded BY and lying within East sixty
fouzh street East river East Sxyhrst street. and First
Avenue.
The Seventy Election District shall contain all THAT
part Of the city bounded by ana lying within East SIXTY
second street First avenue East sxtynrst street. ana
The seventysecon Election District shall contain All
that part Of the city bounded by and lying within East
sixty nrst strret Second avenue las: Fifty ninth street
and Third avenue.
The seveniy.third Election District shah contain sill
that part Of city bounded by and lying within Fast
eixyhrst street. East river East Sxteth Street, and
Second avenue
The Seyenty.fourth Election District shall confirm all
n boun ted by and lying within Fast
sxteth street. East river, East Ify ninth street. ans
Second avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
Gleriion Noiiss.

that part Of the cisy BOUNDED BY and lying within suySh
DuyEl creek, Harlem river West Ono Hundred anu Ss
en'snh street kingsbrdge ROAD Depot road and Huason
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-26
AT THE HOTELS.



where They COIAe From.
Glen Rock:-l'rcd Kaiser, Knoxville;
{. Z. Hill, Troy. n. Y; !. II. Grtinum,
Cmc;un,ti. a Il Lacy Robert Simpson,
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w''r, Lenders 'ny'll'; J. ,. "a'e' ~ -; -;
Mis- hlunson; Mrs. Ma'h' ,,; sr!San' "n" m
two children T. l., bv'''i'S>r' n ~ l. l.
PadHrtt, Tenn
f,raud Cep,,aI,-L A. Brookshirc, I.
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kam"lh' l. I. N''se' henderson, W. =
Ru'lcdgc, Richmoad; + y. MontraH,
New York; L. L. Jones, Charleston, ), e.;
y. NJ, Vance, :. SpurGcon, +. l.. Has
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-26
jun19dtiUune.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue OF power of sale, contained In
deed of trust executed by II. ]. Barlow on the
26th day of October, A. ID. 1890, default in
the payment Of the sums Of money as therein
secured having been made, the Undersigned
as trustee In said deed of trust, at the insti
CATION of the party to whom said sums Of
money so secured by said deed of trust are
payable, will sell by public auction for cash
to the highest bidder at the court house door
IN Ashevifie, N. c.. on Monday, the 9th day
Of July, A. d., 1891, the tract or parcel Of land
as set forth and described In said deed Of
trust, which Is duly registered In the Office OF
the register of deeds Of Buncombc county, N.
c In book No. ~ OF mortgages at pages
4S5, etc, to which deed Of trust reference Is
hereby made for definite description Of said
land, the anne tCnbe sold In order to satisfy
the said sum Of money now due, and payB-
Bile and secured by said deed of trust az aforc-
said, together with all necessary costs and
expenses incurred by reason % said sale, and
executing the necessary deed to the purchaseT
$ j. X. GRAfIAM. y
may2Sd30d Trustee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-26
The QUEEN CITY of the GOLDEN BELT,
AND THE BEST ADVERTISED POINT IN THE 81

Reduced the Richmond Dmlc,
ham, Oxford Clarksbmg Durham Northern Railroads.
Lots Sold Without Reserve.
These beautiful lots conveniently located adjoining Trinity College Campus
of the mdsmst in the State and growing beauty
No better and better time make
of handsome profit than here
Remember Datcs-Ju|y 18th, hand9t
Write to r. H. Wright Secretary Durham Consolidated Land and improvement
Co., for Maps Descriptive Circulars, Price List, Durham, N
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-26
MISS GUNNISON,
Teacher of Piano.
Residence. NO. 244 CHESTNUT ST,
iun24d2w
T>RUsTBE's SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue OF the power Of sale vested in me
cutcd by Bcniamin + Rerna,d and wifc.
dated 10 November. 1890 and registered on
pages ~, etc, of book % Of mortgages and
deeds In trust. In 4 registers office Of Bun
combe county. N. c., default having been
made In the payment Of the debt thereby se-
cured, shall, tia O'Clock noon on Satur-
dav, 1S July, 1891, expo . for sale, ut public
ontcvy to the highest bidder for cash, at the
door of the court house. In the city Of Ashc-
acrrs (more or lese) on which said BERNARD
now lives, lying on the cast side OF Beau.
catcher mountain, In Buneombe county. N
c., and more fully described In the deed In
''u'' s'e'''" s'sab 5. c wADpni.L.
inu1pd4tffi ss4a Tfhstee. 4
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-26
T>Ax LISTERS NOTICE.

On Monday, June 10, and until lune 80,
one member ofcach assessing board of this
township will be In the court room between
the hours of a. m, and p. m for the pur-
pose of receiving tax returns. 1t is very i'm
portant that returns should be made prompt
ly 90 that full abstract, may be submitted to
the board of equalization on the first Mon
day In July. Every person liable for tax In
Ashcvllc township Is requested to hand In
their tax lists Immediately.
]. Il. RANKIN,
jun1 Idtiljune30 Chin. Co. Com.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-26
ASHEVILLE MARKETS.

Corrected daily by POWELL X SNlDER,
and retail grocers. These prices
are being paid by the merchants to-day.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-26
viii Dust the Negro.
A Republican in statesville Landmark.

A Republican in Statesvlle Landmark.
The truth of the matter, Mr. Editor,
is that the extreme western Republicans
are determined to rid themselves of any
political connection with the negro, and
at any cost The severance once elected,
the Republican party will bc confined for
its strength to the ninth and parts OF the
eighth and filth districts. in which terri
tory it will with some incidental tariff
help show an absolute though not a
relative gain in strength.
Mr.. prltchard is apt to hc the Lconi-
das Huuck of our state and much worse
lhlngS have happened to states as good
us ours. The tarit cODscnt oi the Re.
publican leaders that Harrison shall bc
allowed to pre-. cmpt the nomination till
it can bc seen whether the thing is worth
claiming, puts the revenue officers with:
out any excuse tor kicking and they will
ycll like the rest for Bill Mckinlcy's bill
despite the July temperature.
The EOrcS'S of the South.
From the Charleston News and Courier
The forests of the south are falling like
wheat before the rcapcr's scythc. The
annual area OF destruction is measured
by thousands oi square miles. The pro
grcss" in this field is steady and rapid
march toward the ruin OF our forest rc,
sources, which are being ''dcvclopcd' of
the face of the earth. The finest timber
lands cmaining III the country are being
swept Oi their trees, without regard to
their real value, or to the future needs
aud prosperity OF the section to which
they belong and the work OF dcvasta-
ton is being done with the consent and
by the hands OF he people OF the south
themselves. Acres OF wood land are sold
Tor the price ot Il few trees growing on
them, and their owners as "A rule are CON
ten to part with their inheritance for
the small compensation they receive for
cutting down the trees and carting them
to the nearest saw mill.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-26
.uMNil:R BOARD.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
A TTENTION.

"A
There will he a call mectng of the Hooks,
Friday evening, June 30, at eight O'Clock All
mrmbcrs are requested to he present AS there
is business of Importance to be transacted
Look out for tap OF the bell
FRANK O'nONNELL,
(, ID. BARNETT, Foreman.
Scyy iun22dtilfri
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-16

VNNVOUHAHhSS AH1S 11V6HIuKe Local Photo society. Endowment rank, K. of P. s Townsend lodge, No 89, I. o. O. F. = aCourt Stephen J. Meany, A. O. F. of A. Lloyd Garrison assembly.
 Burns club, business meeting. Valley City lodge, K. of H. Speedwell lodge, No 10, K. of F.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-16
IS THIS THE SLATE 2

Governor Hnl for Senator and Mayor
 Grant for Governor of New York.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-A United Press representative was shown a telegram re- ceived from New York last night by one of the Democratic Congressmen from one of the leaders in that city. The message states that conference was held Wednesday between Governor Hill Mayor Grant, Hon. Edward Murphy, Commissioner Gilroy and other leaders, when "plan of campaign" was agreed upon as follows:
 Governor Hill to go to the United States Senate.
 Mayor Grant of New York to receive the Democratic nomination next fall.
 The Congressman also said that the Albany story published yesterday of Smith NJ. Weeds failure to contribute to the election campaign fund last fall, is untrue. He says that MT. Weed sent many thousands of dollars into doubtful Assembly districts throughout the State to help several candidates pay the legiti- mate expenses incident to and necessary in the campaign.