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The evening world., 1891-05-07

A %, 900 curse Is a very tempting bait. and
large enough for MIN to go to California and
get himself In copdition 10 take chances with
Willis, the Australian.
The nrst race Of the wheelmeus Racing
League will be held June 8, over the Milburn
course.
An entertainment was given last niaht at
the Academy OF MusiF. Brooklyn, by the Co
lumhia College Glee Club for the enent of the
learning.
John Casey would like to arrange o match
with am l05-pourd man In the Twenty second
Ward. His bacters can be found at COL West
Forty-tbird street
Billy McMnlin, of Washington, has been very
anxious for some time past TO get on match
with johnny Reagan Of This city. Now Reagan
has posted 500 10 make match with Mcmillan
TO Fight at catch weight for 81, 500 to S. zoo q
side, within four weeks from signing articies
Among the lx,ures the Brooklyn Handlers
through Prospect Park; May 10, to Coney
| Island; May 90, 10 Bath, ami on sunday
morning May II, they will take run to
Hampstead.
There was some good shooting at Dexter
Park yesterday. where tho First Germ tn Gun
Club, OF this city, held its regular monthly
shoot. A me dinner was serveu later m the
| oughly.
Queen Victoria will encourage the Caoadian
yachtsmen by offerinta n challenge cup valued
NJ cl00 Tor competition by clubs on The laEes.
James Gelligan, who pitched for the New
Yorks part OF last season; wa. signed hy Presi-
dent halone!, Of the Troy club yesterday
securing Tommy Esterbrook.
This ID what is known as "iadies' day" At
Eastern Park Broosiyn. and all t9e ladies' who
visit the grounds to-day will be admitted free.
The old curling rink In Hobosen has been
thoroughly overn4uled and put In 6ne shape
for the boxing entertainment which takes
Jimmy Lark,ns Of Jrrey CITY, and jimmy
Hagen OF Philadelphia, for purse Of q, 500
offered by the Granite Club
Tho latter part OF Nav the members OF the
Kitty Bowling Club are going to bowl for
handsome prizes gwen BY the lady memberA.
Mr.. Nate Levy, the genial member of the
| downtown nsh and gun cluU, is making ex-
tenslve preparation for pPolon Red salmon aud
! trout fishing excursion, on the 81. Lawrence
RIVER and some OF the Canadian laIeA
| The Atalanta wheelmsn, OF Newark, will
hold q Club ran May 10 over the Mlburn
course.
| A pleasant ride Is contemplated next Sunday
| by the ManhAttan Blcycle Club, wneo they
will take 4 run TO Little Falls, New Jersey.
Forfy-seven new members were taken Into
the Jersey CITY Yacht CluD Tuesday night
Frank Hart, the cnlored pedestrian, and II.
o. Messier are matoaed TO walk !, 900 miles for
| 81, 600 . side. The race will be u square heel
aud toe wax ana will come OF IN 81. Paul, he
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Again Five Deaths from the Grip.
There were 1876 deaths In this city reported
during the twenty four hours ending at noon
tod v Five were due TO the grip aud It's
complications One hundred aud tWenty-six
policemen are on the sick llsT.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

the past iwenty-four hours, in comparison
with The 'orrespondl G date OF last year, as
indicated by the Thermometer at PerIy's phar-
macy:
1904 1891. 1890 1891.
1A. h.... ~ - "a. Y b. ~
Ga. M. ~ ~ ~ n ....... 90 bl
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Swimmer Dalton Successful.

tnY CABLE To THE PRESS NEWS AssocIArIoy.1
DOVER, May 2. - Dalton, the American
swimmer, who undertook the feat yesterday
Of sWimming sixteen hours consecutively in
the English Channel, finished his task success
fully at midnight.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Gov. Thayer's Sharp Political Axe.
SPECIAL TO THE EVENING WoRLp.I
LINCOLN, Neb., May 7,-GioT. Thayer taS
siready removed almost every appoIntee OF
Gov. Boyd, aud all the Old onlcIals under
Thayer have been Telnsiated. Publlc feeling
runs very high, but there will be no demon
atTAtlon.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Gladys Evelyn's Appeal in the Hurl-
bert Case.

DUNLAP GABLE NEWS sPEcIALl
LONDON, May {. The appeal OF Mrs. Gladys
Evelyn, plaintiff in the Hur.bert case, will be
heard at u late hour this afternoon.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Cigar store Burglary,

Louis Bermann. OF No 80 Bayard street. was
held TO-DAY on charge OF breaking into the
cigar sIore No. lT Division street and carrying
OF cigars.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

vh Time ls Lost
n ~ yoa i9ok Tor Furniture cheaper than a. GHo
N'1L'r Co.'s. l4sh st., nsar 9th ave. -
The evening world., 1891-05-07
A French Torpedo Boat Sunk in

CoIHBlon WIFI CrulBer.
fBY CABLE TO TIE PRESS NEWS AssocIArioS.l
PARIS, May e. A French torpedo boat was
in collision to-day with q cruiser on Cher
bourg and sank almost Immediately. All on
board were saved.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Foriy-seven new members were taken into
the Jersey CITY Yacht CluD Tuesday night
Frank Hart, the cnlored pedestrian, aud II.
O. Messier are matched 10 walk !, 600 miles for
81, 600 side. The race will be u square heel
aud toe wax and will come OF IN II. Paul, be-
ginning May ID
The evening world., 1891-05-07

The Atalanta wheelmen, OF Newark, will
hold q Club run May 10 over the Miiburn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
PED ROCKS.


One Of the most picturesque localities on
the lake, but one not often visited ON nc
count Of It's inaccessablhtv, is Red Rocks.
they are situated Just tins side OF Queen
City Park their almost perpendicular sides
extending upward 70 an altitude that com
luuuls a tine view OF H.. Wcbb's Shelburne
Farms and many ni,e, beyond toward
Wcstport The Green NJuutaius and the
Adirondacks can also ha seen TO good adj
vantage. Edward f. liAt.A of New York,
who owns the rocks hal made no improve
mont, until this season. For some weeks
past Charles 4. Murray has been superin
tending the construction Of drive about
one quarter Of a mile long. and forming Il
continuation OF tho road To Queen CITY ! ark.
From the termination OF ths road out to
the Lookout house the distance Is
about 10 or - rods. The structure
is built Of white and red cedar in the ma
tural wood and the roof is of nemIoch bark
1t IL located on the end of the poiu.. The
round in it was made by MIR. Hatch and is
nm ingenious piece OF work. Another road
has been commenced, aud il viii probably
not DO opened up tins year, Il, it runs up II
ledge. and teams would find 1t difficult 10 turn
around MIR. lIatch has thought OF build
ing cottage, but will probably not do SO
this year The construction of tho road was
much facilitated 10y the find OF n natural bed
OF broken stone ON the point. Mr.. Murray
states that this stone makes u splendid road.
Tho Four Brothers also owned by Mr.,
Hatch have boon considerably improved,
On the smaller rocky island there is flight
of stone steps leading up and a number of
rustic chairs have been provided. On an
other man is employed who attends to the
keeping of flock of sheep This prevents
bushes, etc, from growing up, and is at the
same time point of utility. There is Il
good dock on this island Tho fishing
around the -Four Brothers is reported good,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
WlNOOSKI,

Raymond Allen has returned from Pots
dam, n y.
Mrs. DR.. Richardson is visiting In West
ford.
Charles w. Devino has Just erected on
the corner of Barlow and Centre streets n
two story structure 41x2S with mn ell one
story high 1Sx2S. William Devino and
Augustus Bryant, contractors The first
floor will be used for block smith shop 10y
G. W. Devino, the second for n paint shop
by Louis Devino. The ell lIoustin Devino
will use for a wheelrght shop. The build
ing is we'll constructed and adds greatly to
the appearance of the corner, which was n
portion OF the burned district The
burned district is now nearly all rebuilt,
LaGdise Hattin Mr.. Anges, Julius Lord and
Mr.. Borrow having built houses there.
Mrs. l.. S. Small and Harry Moves of
Hyde Park, who have been visiting at W.
C.. Ilerrck's, went to Saratoga Wednesday
Misses Agnes Thomas and Lydia Allcn are
ill.,
Frank H. Graves has gone TO Rutland and
Springfield on two weeks vacation.
Miss Daisy L. West OF Norwich Mass, is
visiting Miss Minnie Morrison.
Mr. Simeon Larose has returned from n
short outing.
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WE STFORD.

Don T.. Scott and daughter OF Burlng
ton, Kan, are visiting relatives in this
town. Mr. SCOTS great grandfather was
killed on the Silas Beach farm by falling
tree, and was the first man buried in
Westford. j. Haskell Allen and daughter,
Mrs. Bell of Fairfax, have gone to Massa-
chusetts. June mix brought the patrons
of the cheese factory Il cents per hundred.
Mrs. Martha Wood ward Nelum Of At
lanta, Ga, is the guest of Mrs George
Allen Mrs. b. B Richardson is in town
with her daughters. d. Smith has not
been heard from definitely since he was
seen in Windsor, though there is a runor
that n man answering to his description
was seen in Hudson, Me, and could give
no account of himself. "A year-old son of
William Riley OF Burlington died suddenly
at Moses Longes's on Sunday morning. -
The game Of ball Saturday resulted in favor
of Westford Score, % TO g.
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THE JOINT EXHIBITION.
Secretary Brownell, jr., Tells of Some
Things That the People May Expect.

Things That the People May Expect.
Secretary c. W. Brownel, jr., of the
Joint exhibition was asked yesterday in re
iution TO tho arrangements for the State
fair He replied that the management of
tho Joint exhibition or State fair which
will be held in Burlington on September !,
}, 3 and t, is making every effort 10 insure
the most successful exhibition ever held in
Vermont. \ special has been sent out into
eastern New DIRK to advertise the exhibition.
1t will not on he the best fair ever held in
the state hut will be free from intoXicat-
ing liquors, games Of chance, pool selling
aud other demoralizng things Appica-
tions for spa 20 in mechanics and floral halls
are daily bong received and good entries in
the stool, department are gunrau teei. IL Is
needless TO say anything about the horse de
parttnent as the people throughout the state
are vol aware OF the large showing which will
be made. There are 10 races, one on the
first day and three on each succeeding day.
Season tickets will be put on sale for tho
sum of 50 that will admit the owners 70 the
grounds during the exhibition. The Cham
PLAIN Valley association have recently ap-
piled to the National Trotting association
for almittauce, which was grantol, AMI
all races commencing with the state fair
viii he under the National society's rules.
This ensures the people pleasant racing as
the Judge will have means of controlling
drivers. This will he noticed more in scor-
ing than in any other particular. The en-
tries to all the events, except those already
announced close August ~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
HINF SBUBGH.

VIII Field of Boston, Mass, is visiting in
town. Rev. Mr.. Abbey and family, with
Miss Anna lsham, nre camping at Hines
burgh pond The G.. A. r. hall addition is
covered and approaching completion. Roy.
MIR. Hall of Troy, n. y, son of Rev A.
II. Hall, preached al the Methodist
church Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Shin
willie of Burlington are visiting George
Davies. DR.. +. Beccher and family have
returned from Cedar Beach.
L. L. Shiuville has moved his store from
Thomas Reeds block to n house which no
has fitted up purposely to accommodate his
increasing trade.
Roy. T. j. Harris is expected home from
England, August H. and the society Of
Christian Endeavor will give him a rccep-
ton in the evening. 1t will be held in the
Methodist church; there will be an address
Ivy DR.. II. f.. Hunt, music and refreshments
and cveryhudy Is invited. Miss Edna Rom
iugton is in Guysvilic. Miss Dora Bostwick
is with her parents at home. Miss Nary
McDonough of Eureka Ill., il ut home for
vacation: she has an offer of a school in
Nebraska for September Jack Gaiieny
caught an lS-uch trout Monday.-A band
of gypsies passed through here recently and
tried to lure u little boy away with them. -
T. McDonough's cheese factory has sold u
lot Of chooses at e cents per pound.
very member Of the Cummings post G..
y r., is requested to he present at the hall
saturday evening at : 30 sharp, as bus
Of great importance is to be brought before
the meeting. Comrades OF other posts are
cordially invited to our meetings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
A HELP TO BURLINGToN's BOOM.
Organization of the Crystal Confection-
cry Company

Burlington Is enjoying conservative
boom IN various directions Just at present
which VIII be stin lurther promoted py the
CRYSTAL confectionery company, successors
to Macrae, montgomery 20 me STOCK
holders oil thls company met at InelI ONCE
saturday evening anu e.ec'eu Tue Io""Wlhs
directors: l. A, Noolonry, ~ t. mont
gomery, r. W. Macrae, l-' H. urk' D. H.
Houth"Ick, ~ d. aKer anu W. ~
aIker'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
Li1htning's Work.

RICHMOND, Aug l2 The barn of r. \.
Jones was struck by lightning last night and
burned, together with the house aud all the
connecting buildings, one par Of oxen, all
the hay and grain, enough ITO keep - head
of cattle. Mr.. Smith, who carried on thu
farm, saved most OF his household goods
The property was insured for 5000. place.
by W. ID. Hall. The last load oil grain wa
secured just before the storm and was saved
by runninS tho load out Of tho barn. The
house Of Mrs. Andrew Heuly in the villag,
was also struck and some shingles torn Oil
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
CAARl OLE.

Characters viii congratulate Hon. ".
y. Palmer OF Essex. y. y, on his renom-
nation to the New York Legislature. Miss
Helen Read Of Massachusetts, is visiting A.
c. polmer.--A son Of Wilbur Footc, while
driving recently, wa, run M 10y drunken
man. the road cart tipped over anl the
horse the boy was driving was badly injured
in the runaway after the accident The
boy escaped injury Mrs. T.. Is. Lyon OF
St. Paul is hcre.-Rev. II. Il. Putnam is TO
preach in the Congregational church sunday
Mrs. Martha Williams aud Miss Betsey
Barber plan a trip TO Eikhart, lnd.-lf
some one viii promulgate n theory 10y
which cabbage worms can bc annihiiated
without the owner OF the cabbaEes spend
ing night aud day removing said worms "yi
ct arms lie will confer favor upon not a
few. Boiling water is somewhat injurious to
the animal, red pepper he enjoys. Ashes, sui
phur, sand he submits to with patient per
oistcuce, but continues to live and bore the
cabbage head full of hoes. Ito Will eat
more, stand more banging and como out
with n smile than any other living thing -
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Whalley have gono to
Queen City Park during tho meetings.
Row. II. l.. Putnam delivered an excel
lent sermon at the Congreg church
last Sunday. Miss Florence and Minnie
Poole Of New FORK are at home.
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The young people have an entertainment
and ice cream sociabIe at the town hall Fri
day evening. -Bey. Nh. Rhodes OF Tru-
mausbur5h, y. y, is visiting II. W. Tracy.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bacon are happy over
the advent Of SON Clarence Warner Of
South Burlington was married to Miss
Margaret Pool OF Charlotte a. the residence
Of the bride Tuesday evening, Hev. c. f.
Wilcox officiating.
1T the trial for stealing apples Monday
the jury discharged Michael Coggons aud
Joseph Twombly and found Ernest Iarimy,
Daniel Lake and Henry tosco guilty. The
Justice imposed fine aud costs The boys
appealod to County Court and were put un-
dor $50 bonds. DR.. W. $. Webb went to
the Adirondacks Monday night. From
there he will 90 to New York and DO home
on Ihurday morning.
tho town hall, Friday evening. August Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Duhy's child died
Thursday morning
The Methodist church was filled Sunday
evening to hear Rev. C. i. WilcoX's Illus
tratod lecture on Egypt. The lecture was
entertaining and instructive. - Henry
Stowell and Mrs T. c. Ferriss Of Troy are
visiting Mrs ". a. Weed. Mrs. Hanover
Of Utica, n. y, is visiting her sister Mrs.
| Gebhardt. Mrs. Wilson of Brooklyn is AT
Mr. Mclntire' s. George WinterbottOm had
Ernest Larlmy, Michael Coggans. Henry
ko,co Daniel Lake anl Joseph Tromhly
arrested for stealing apples and brought be
fore Justice W. \. Weed Monday. Mr..
/ Russell appeared for the State and Messrs.
| Brown and Enright for the defendants
/ For stomach Shills from improper eating oil
| drinking lake JohnsOn's Anodyne Llniment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14

The Vermont Association of United States
Sharpshooters will meet at Bennington
August 90 There will be business meet
ing at o'clock a. IN. All members OF
either regiment of United States sharp
shooters are requested to he present, wheth-
err members o, the association or not Al
members are requested to wear the third
corps badge, and register at hcadquarter.
upon arrival
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
UNOERHILL

Mrs. Ellen II. Mann and daughter, Miss
Hattie, started Thursday for their cottage
ON kihbes Point, South Hero, for an out
ing Arthur Chase and wife from Essex,
y. y, and other friends are to meet them
there -"Red Nike WAS arrested and
brought before Justice jackson August }
and fined 81 md costs for imbibing too
much taugl efoot.--Farmers are mostly
through haying. E. S. Whitcomb, jr., and
party Of campers started for Kibbe's Point
ThursdaY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
IMPROVEMENT SAT "rHE ADDITION"
Tho Shoe Factory Almost Ready fer Bust
other Industri"s


Things are moving along in lively man
ner at the Ferguson and Scarf adition ~
tho city The machinery il being placed in
the MUIR shoe factory "a fast as possible.
The long rows Of mechanical cputrivnnccs.
the heavy machines of great variety, and
the general arrangements and appearance
Of the premises all point to Il large business.
The Burlington shoe factory Is also rapidly
approaching completion and 1t Will be roa'y
for business nearly rs soon a. lis rival.
Both Of these factories are large, VOL ar-
ranged and well lighted and tin emp'o"es
already on the ground are delighted with
the location. The granite sheds and TIE
Office building are nearing c&uplotion and 1t
looks as if the various factories would crowd
Lnng, Goodhuc a Co. to furnish power i'm
time With the other industries expected
on the ground the annex will be quite Il
thriving place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14

II. {. Gleason, George Green. Hiram
Couant, q. W. NAitcomb AND their wives
are spending few days al camp Martin.
Rev. Edward Nuu"y returned Monday
from Ners, y. H., whore he attended the
tnivcrsalist nationu! grove meeting Tho
King, sons ami Daughter %. tAe Christian
union uoII praise service sunday. - Fine
King, daughters of the church Of the
Restoration viii. hold a LlMar Thursday aud
Friday, August 20 and 81, in the Ne,try.
The comedy, "TAr Champion # her sex, -
will be given on tGe first evening, and "Ihe
Seven Od Ladies' Of Lavender Town ON
the second 1.-The following lalie, have re
ceyod State certificates AT teacher eXami-
nation. Misses Lizzie and Iro>sa Ganany
Of lIine,bursh, Miss Soesal OF Waterbury,
and Miss Craudall of Jouesvile.
Tho Richmond coral workers, who have
been FOR some time travelling in India, mot
at the parsonage Thursday and talked Of
what they had seen and heard. Many topics
claimed their attention, hut tho condition
of girls women and widows was 10 them
quito overpowering, and more than one was
led to eXclalm, 81 III glad | was not born
in India. turiusities from India and other
countries were exhibited and this was fol
| lowed 10y supper ON the lawn with such
articles Of food As one may find in India.
Silas Stockwel shipped to California 10
tons Of maple sugar in cans, from 10 to 80
pounds each, paying seven cents per pound
William 5. Freeman has bought build
ing lot Of c. =. Rhodes near his new house
The frame work of the second story Of
Masonic block is in position. -JaUez Jones
of Fitchburg, Mass, is the guest of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hatch
are rejoicing over n now nine pound girl
The extra five per cent school tax was T31l 81
aud the town received from the treasurer
in return S3G12S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
HUNTINGTON.

Daniel Gortou's funeral took place at his
late residence August 3, the burial being
conducted under masonic auspices Mr..
Gorton was highly respected by all who
knew him. A wife and one daughter sur
vive him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
VICINITY MATTERS.
BURLINGTON AND OTHER CHlTTEN-
DEN COUNTY TOWNS.

The Important Happenings of Week In
Our Midst Surrounding Towns Come
in for n Generous Share of Attention ut
the Hands of Our Corres pondents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14

both Healtn and Beauty AMI make them pre-
IN aturely old. Lydia r.. ihuAham's Vegetable
ompound Will restore both ii taken in time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
hllTON.

DR.. II. d. bartlett met with a seriou, ac-
cidcnt sunday afternoon, sitting IN rock
iuI chair in his office. Both legson one side
of the chair broke and he fell on spittoon,
injurins his side. - Commander George
Lur.a and seyeral members of the William
=. Reynolds post, &. a. r., will take in
the bennington celebration. Miss Unice
Gaze has heeu appointed po>tmistress at Nil.
ton Centre. Died suddenly of heart dis
ease in Broukine, 5. NJ ST. John, a former
resident OF Milton, aged 81 years
petition Is heiug circulated TO change
the roNd running to the Horo and camp
Watson, which avoids thu hills aud makes
route - rods shorter than the proposed
new road which the town is forced to defend
in court There was II large attend
aneo at camp Watson sunday after
noon. Rev Mr. lilll held service
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
ST. GEORGE.

j. NJ Isham Of Burlington was the guest
OF Mr.. mud Mrs II. II. Iilley last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Libby Of Brooklyn are the
guests OF Mir. and Mrs. Hiram ;. lsham.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
For Summer Cookery

Royal Baking Powder will be found the
greatest of helps. With least labor and
trouble it makes bread, biscuit and cake Of
finest flavor, light, sweet, appetizing and
assuredly digcstiblc and wholesome.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14

II YOU suffer from catsrrE way don't YOU
take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the common sense
remeayI il has cured many people.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14
NJ ARRIEIJ.

WAHREN PooI.-Ou Tuesday evening" o'
the residence Of the brides parents u Cht
lottc. VI, Mr.. Clearance h Warren ~ Mis-
Margaret Z. Pool. Rev. C. +. Wilcox ot)ie..t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-14

For stomach chills from improper eating or
linking take Johnson's Anodyns Lininent.