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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
$1,000 CASH

. HOUSES and lots. also g vacant lots for
- sale on long time or exchange for farm
or personal property.
1cn ACRE FARM in Bovine township. Kent
lVV couaty. lao acres improved. for sale nj
SIS per acre. Has a large hav barn. large horse
barn. good water. windmill pump, forcing
water 10 barn aud house. ~ acres nne apple
orchard and all kinds ~ other fruits. soil
heavy clay loan; $500 down add balance 10
SUIT purchaser.
AND s0-acre Farm to exchange Tor good
"a house and lot ia south or east portion oil
city.
EOrR tenement brick block. lot n feet front
on North Ottawa to exchange for good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. sislo0 feet. on 81 Hall st.
IL for sale At a bargain.
q HOUSES ard lots on Colt ave. 20 trade for a
- Eiit-edse farm within 10 to Is miles Of city.
ca ACRES improved land. - miles southeast
tTt OF c fv. A No. buildings. banked barn.
acres orchard. All kinds small fruit, vel
fenced under good cultivation. to exchange
for ~ property. or 20 or 20 acres near eiry.
HOTEL in Big Rapids. al furnished. TO en-
IL change for property in city 81 farm
on ACRE farm miles southwest Of Reed
tV CITY. nearly al improved; good fel ces.
etc.; free of All incumbraBce; fot,cssnge for
city property.
TEN ROOM house and lot. a. Larrzve-st has
i good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted ~
Gas. and has a splendid barn; lot soriza. with
alley In rear
t9G A. KfI~ OF itrfs Fffll@ InFtH tfft WI -
d. east of city. 10 exchange for city prop
erty.
On ACRES | mile north Of city limits. on
~ tlpine-grsvel rosa-for SAFE; 9 aesirn-
bic tract for pisttng
"a ACRES. ~ miles soBth Of Han 81. for
~ sale or trade for CITY property
VACANT LOIS in the city and suburbs fer
sale.
UorsE AND IyoT on south Lafsy.ts.s,. for
IL sac or trade
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south Of
HI city. to exchange for city property.
MONEY % loan On real estate and ehsftels.
&. =. EOJTTS 80 Lyos-sTsesT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

e~s.x-wseaf white a ~. rpt fH Earn
r,~. ssf- SIC. rve. ~, Barley. 81 stssl = > haa-
f~et
Ftarraxr Fxsr--I5sy Nhits. ~ FAfenf.
s. sss a. . tea4 asitaiinxS t3e5 bra.
t&H
assrs- Fe-k. saRpses sect - ~ s-st -
~ mutton. - = issnh, Ter erFseass =
tarkevs ifske stsess leas IL 1880. ltastss.
fsrnFfra rsffer taire. -. crrsrffy, -
eeZs tzt,e prfsf>ss ffo 30 apes
: iss@r -. Ne~fs asssfsr - r4feas
2 IA SO sn aean. hsaa nfFH<f 81 49,
, ~ hsurf iF@f7st nspie saxss. % nsfis
s<fnr - : a.
Hsere ass fsfsr94 sExse1 49,. raFi
9rere eeer rsf ssfr@ s4~es 49,. = ~.
So peife Fsss' - sesie sstns Hft#r
sgn- % iern. As e So b esrf Rfset
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
LOOK HERE
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The trtck bt.ek lsrstes % we<s prSare "a
-. ~. lta a1d Isl = f6f sate Foes refI:slfrs
TARA sror~s TIE sarenf fa0s Is ~ saises -
ICONS. sullsrit fnF sf1rrs ~ hoHsef eepirx-
Wsn Ell fey esst ~ wi take fa~s tf r.ifs
Traprffv Il sole ~ = fera. 1auulr% 81
sHf a a BtfIi Isl West fftaksst
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
- seNpefeT.

~ Tors resf Fzss Tultar ct - rnnnshfs
'Nf rss~ents - a essh Prices 80 - sfsl
EHuirF ~ a. 80 ~ t&-Ees estIe fesa ssa
v a. go se<h 81 feA "a s1an.
Iva esgF r{s~f ~EH eta ice tanstar-
SO is&ss So 0e1 s-fssf err.a ~tfh frss
1855 s.asA fhafs kasfst esf saae netx eIsas
~ssffA sFi~e So - - Sc vhete &tnsfes ~
s@ ~ sltrt ssss $3.50 so stsss ~ eafs
Truman 81 NFHN - 49, sfa - safs
hffas - 49, ths <H~fez fsfa = - rfst
tsii e. e~ee. \ Il Nrkss e~na Aesfe< -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
raa arr sustsrsa rI..nEs.

Ipp pEzT 4E~esna saa third 7aof - Ne
ssanfess sfafs sataef lsuis sd 49, raa
3 reari - ~ ~ - HaFsea. Fssst e -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

csrrrs-Msses active sad strong oscss.
s,sas ranz~ds, a. 'ss - for choice - fsncy ssip
mig steers; D. Ia<1S "a FOR good % choice 10. (:
A. a. tSae Tor common 70 fair 10. n ss2s - FOR
butchers steers. ~ sozsSo t5- ssocs>rs. - %
"a = f.sr Texans; san1x0 ior Feeders, u -
.asee for Cows. N s<l2sD Cor BailA snd n 30
a ~ for Yea Caves
Hoss-Asrset seuvs Prices s9sec higher.
SAFES r.ux-f al ~ Is n 70 fo- P.ss. - 0a& ~
err issst. a ma ~ fer -oaxa psrk.nsf - -
as Tor rfrest add ~ Sosso tor heavy PEGS
sos xns an N nag iots
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
A. 4. An TISDEL
ECkf rCThTT

LOAN Or u lt-E.
Rooms Nos IS aud 81. New Houseman Block
TELEPHONE S1&
L AbGE tracts az pine and hardwood lands
- located in 81 paris Of the United States.
ut reasonable prices and on easy terms
GOOD dwellings. city lots. business hiocks
- acre property ana desirable mauuiaetuf-
ing sites. also good harms wei located for sale
cheap.
NTo'ks Of all Kinds bought and sold money
- loaned ~ reasonable rates en- fiit ecge real
estate security
DWELLINGS for rent In good locations
~ throughout the city.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
a.xfrn ID nEsr

ltsWfrr 80 ernffznrsr erf site f~1
W vsesns @ffn f~sfs - rffvefs fs~ps -
lrfnfss IL sssf eefrsss assses - revrte
NsHr&s na~s4 -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
L. w. HEATH,
INSURANCE,
Loans and Real Estate
NO. 10 CAEAL-ST.,


fkstsszs. SwEeon ard teeo8rhesv.
f4rsfFs Feets THseer t4~<k = = oaror e
fsFarf Haefr q - 81 fat - ~.
Residence ~ Nzfssen sve. GrsE1 ksEfds
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
sssesIss BARGAINS BARGAINS

TO- - 49, Iss< 80 sels : ~ esffs - thr
~ rif1f ssasf feFsesrts aE~a, ssis~ee -
1899 fErr-s Naeset trts rsFtsfts so
ras@n as%fs Frie~e So fsFufs Ff,rrrts 80 80
- 80 ssfss ~ fea<Ps< z~~4a safr $50 F. -
frsese sFfee - 49, fsss- ff@~i~4 rfate-ts
HOME n ADRlAagE ~ fsasl Il.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

Pvrscfrrs - Easy STANDARD ITO
deg test. shc. q dsx. gasoline, sss. - dee
gasoline. zee. 81 deg. Haphths, SIC.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

-b<r - .rt-r win Colds Coughs hsgpnr
.grnRh C9nur. stfaF-er,~4z - zH ia
kettss. An BrpEgssts
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
NEW YORK. April II.

wpsAr Active Mar. o. Isafis; June.
u. ISL, III 70; July. g. 49, d i3s, August. 500
a. oos: September. t0ss 1i0ss; October.
UGssc: December tIoss &loss
CoEx Advanced 3ss2&e but r.sssed ia
lie. Active No 4 SSSe. steamer mired
- 3ssc.
osrS-Quie,. higher. Western. seassc.
PRovIsIoSs-Beef. fair demand. 1rm. Extra
mess y ~ :. family tl3ooafo5o Pork
firm and quiet. New mess. t3soniA9o. cid
ness. si3Aesf2s0. extra prime. eli TS0I3 Is.
Lard quiet and erm. steam rendered v to
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
WHAT PEOPLE Want e e.; !: f.; s::s..
MONEY 10 on soAs
REAL ESTATE
In sums Of sl0o and Upward.
The MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lssad q Eountain-sl Telephone 49,
REAL ESTATE CITY.

REAL ESTATE CRY.
IL YOU WANT 10 rent a house Tor $ per
located. / also have house within nse mia
utes walk from tue Morton House Tor s<,V4.
l. . Proyln. room c. LoseIts block, eppests
sweets Hotel.
For sALE-see the large "a of Housemsn
Far Ground Addition aud then hurry II
once. ICONS roo IS , and d 10 WiasIeon6 building
Phone SOL lV.tf
DUNT0N L BATES buy and sell real estate.
Danton Bates rent houses Danton
rates moving van Is always on duty. Duntea
4 Bates Is ana Ia Hiddieomb building ITO
EoR SALE Lots on kinssy MERGERS Mad
isonasc- plat. south of Ihs old falr stounasi
price $50 10 sos nnesi lois in the city iof the
money kinsey Mercer. and ~ Niddlcomb
building. Phone s5a iu.tf
koR SALE-A modern house on Union. he
tween Cherry and Wealthy, so59i li-foom
mouse on ParisaNr.. all conyenien ees and
barn. $50 New house. T-rOom. bstn. furnace
and Crate. on ;. Union ST.. hear Wealthy ave.
satv A l0room house. next door. modern,
Tor s0n. Our list II large and complete. Call
and see kinsey A Mercer. and ~ WIddieomb
building. Phone sl. lU1tf
E0R SALE-Houses and lots in different
parts al the city; small payment doWa (;
monthly payments Afterwards. Lots and . re
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwiek- Il. at a bargain. Dr.. Neen.
boor. ~ To ,twicx-St. Stf
A NNoUNCEMENT-Fi 4 FraDkford
a have removed 10 fifth National bank
block. West Bridge-s;. ~ lots for sale In
Richards Lincoln Park addition; 10 lots on
West Bridge ST. houses and suites of rooms ID
rent lot on Madison-aye. Rooms 10 rent
on W. Bridgest. Telephone No. l2o6.
FOR SALE-Tufts' houses are the best In
Grand Rapids for location and price. Peo-
pie are nndln. this out. hence he has sold over
thirty thousand dollars worth within the past
ten weeks. VINO can match his $500 house on
Parisave., with furnace. all modern Improve
ments. mantel oak I'm sh. grass lawn aud con-
crete walks? Choice II twelve houses AT $780,
$1,000. $780, $1,000. slH0. $500. 5000. 800 All on
monthly payments. easy rs rent. CIV. TUFTS.
LedyaTd block. Pearl 81 entrance.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. April H.
Ftoue-Quiet and nrm. Spring Whsat pat
ents o. s004so: bakers. t5.O13rs Winter
wheat Flour. 81. s0G5.0o for patents and AtO4
& 50 for straights-
wHxAr-Rulsd active and unsettled No.
cash. o. .0soi 0ss May, Hoscio9H. and July.
eI0Stf fsi07k
com - Active excited and higher. No. Q
s4.975c. No. aYellow. 75ssc, No. 3 1sA174asc,
No sYenow. 7tas51e, May. 72a0'tke: July.
esssGd9Lc-
Oars-Active. No cash. 5sSGs7xc; May, SEX
e&sThe; July. 54Sd5AAc Samples hrmer. No.
q So, a5Tc; No 3 White, 5SaoOc; No. 2. SIN
lss.c. No. White. 59tsfe6oc.
Rrr-very scarce. saiaole and frmer. No.
eaSn ssasec. April. soc. and May, ooc. sam
pies seaeDc for No. and soassc for No
RARIKY-Searce and Arm Good mating,
1s.-sc: common TO fair HIGHT weight 7a07sc.
MISS PoRk-Trading moderately active and
prices ruled higher. Prices ranged 81 era sTss0
isoo FOR cash. si2 soaIa 10 for Mar; H3s7s,
ala % Tor July. and sls 7oti37s4 for septem-
Der.
r,Arp-Markrt moderately active and prices
hisher Quotations ranged AZ ~ s7ssGs0 for
cash: " sSfs7o for MAY. and s. 2s17 30 for
Julv. and " s017 20 for September
BuTrER-Cresmery. 0125c, Dairy ieoaie:
Packing Stock. 6sisc.
pourrsv-LIvs ChickenS see5se per 10;
Live Turkeys, Sef3c perth; Live Ducks %
r0-.e per 10 Live Geese EoDz.5 % per dor
Ous-wiscousin Prime White. &c; Water
white sc; Michigan Prime White sSe;
water White. I0,c. Indiana Prime White.
csc: water White. Toe; Headlight. Us test
csc; Gasoline - des's. se, "a degs DC;
rsphtna a. deg's. fsc.
Ifoross-Dissilled Spirits ruled nrm 81 o. Is
Der gal for finished goods
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

Eok sALE-See the large M of housemzn
= FAIR Ground AdJlfisa aud then hurry II
once. rooms and 10 Widaieomb building
Phone SOL lO-tf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

EOR SALE-Houses and lots in different
parts al the city; small payment dowa;
monthly payments Afterwards. Lots and . re
property within the old city limits. Also my
block on Bostwick- Il. at a bargain. DR.. Neen.
boor. - To ,twick-St. e3tf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
HELP MALE

WASTED-Psrmsnent once assistant. Gen
w tieman or lady. salary $50 Railway
fare paid here. Enelese self addressed
stamped envelope. Manager. lock box So.
Chicago. Ill 100
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
WANTED-AGENTB.

WANTED-Agents. TO represent the Fauita-
bic Life Insurance Company of Iowa. Di-
rect contracts. choice territory ard absolute
security 10 policy holders. l. i. Martin. sup
erintepdent OF agencies. | es Moines. Iowa Is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

Ns~ isanmsnss a. Slaasr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

MONEY TO LOAN.
M0NEY-Loads of it car he secura "a of Dun
w ton Bates. and at Low rates Of interest
Money always ready. Rooms Is and IA widdi-
comb building. 40
MONEY TO LoAN-0n real estate security
-h at Faliass a Sworthout's Law Office Ma
tional City Bank building. lie
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

WANTED-Traveli salesman. al once.
w Apply this msTning. Frank M.Williams.
70 Canal-st. loo
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

DCNT0N 4 BATES buy and sell real estate
Danton i Bates rent houses Dunton
Rates moving van 10 always on duty. Duntoa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

WANTED-Cfgar salesmen 10 sell from sam
W plies TO trade In Michigan, salary or COM
mission. Address, with stamp. Acme Cigar
and Tobacco Company l4llS Monroe ST.. Grand
knpids 100
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
WANTED-SaIesmA0. Apply TO L. W. Wurz-
w burg Canal 81. and Creseentave- Us

WANTED-Ihe name and address of all mea
w wanting work or business Investments.
write letter stating fully kind OF work or basi-
ness wanted 10 Eugene Carpenter. % new
Houseman block. ITO
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

NOR SALE Lots on kinssy a MERGERS Mad
fson-asc- plat. south OF tns old falr stounesi
price $50 10 $50; finest lois In the clty Tor the
money. klmsey A Mercer. and II Widdlcomb
building. Phone so3 lu.tf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

RADCLIfF & HoLT-Rellab,e urholsi erers
IL at III South Diys,ou-st.. have the largest
vans employ the most competent men anu
VIII give you regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not by phoning No. 80 or 6tS after
iusiness hours.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

IL YOU WANT TO rent a house for s. per
month. have IL house small but centrally
located. also have house within nse mia
ates walk from tue Morton House Tor tn-va
l. Z Proyin. room {. Loyetts block, eppesits
sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

LOB REvT A ~efi farnissss hsass - I'll
rsnt tafasshsa snstss Ia1aifs is3 gh~ftv
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18

WANIED-A steady youth 10 learn the up
w holstertn:. packing and mattress trade
complete; one who has had some ex perience;
n nne position Tor y progressive youth. Rad
elf Holt. l0Stf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-18
TOR SALE-MISOELLANEOUS

TOR SALE-The Switchback at Reeds Lake
good investment. good reasons for sell
ing. Inquire OF A. l.. Hathaway, IS First ave-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-29
ADDED TO HIS SALARY.
Clerk "Draw," Abou 80 "A Month
Extra Until $4,000 Eisapprar.

CHICAGO, Oct. GA special t. the Trib-
une from New Orleans says: Alfred Lusen-
baum, chief clerk for Charlie, Balou, was
arrested Saturday for emb7zll.ag $40, 900
from his ernplcyer. Some i've years ago
LuSenhsum, yielding to temptation, added
about p2j3 nontn to hi salary and cover
cd up t he defect by false entries. Mr. Bal
lou accidentally discovered an error, hap
psned to look further and found more, and
then quietly summoned experts VINO have
n!rcal figured out near.y the amount men
tioncd. Another dedication is that of
Ma jor D. A. Gvan, prominent eS-con'ed-
ersts adjutant general of Gen. Cor
don's staff He WAS secretary Of the
Mscosntes Honsstead association and is
$50 900 short in his accounts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-29

"IITUL NIIU UTlA.
II your infantl or children IRE sick, give
than that greatest OF all childran's remedie s
Dr Grerre's Nervurn. This marvellous
remedy is the great family msdioine. end
Gains AID 500 hes tbs nccvsh. strrngt hons aud
nvigorasss the b1dv restoring hcaltbful color
to the cheek, refreshing sioep. streng norves,
stout limbs and that bcuuli' & hea'tb which
all children should have Heins purely vege-
table and harm lc-r, 1, il perfectly s9t" TO zivo
to- infsnts or children OF any ave, and lis ouTa-
tive effects arc wonderful
Do not neglect the health of your children,
parents. Use vr. Grccn"'s N"'vuta in all
nervous diseases Of infants and children, aud
SEQ them improve in health aud strength every
day and every hour. Druggists sell II, s1U0.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-29
SWEPT MEDITERRANEAN
Much Damage Done aud Ovea 'oore of
People Known to Have Been Killed.

Much Damage Done aud Ovea a -oore of
People Known to Have Been Killed.
MADRID, Oct. 25.-Reports from all parts
Of the country bring reports OF the havoc
wrought by the recent storm. The gale
ragged with great fury for three days and
nights throughout the northern shores of
the Mediterranean. The climax was reach
ed Yesterday when the wind blew with ter
ribe violence over the gulf of Lyons and
the Island OF Corsica.
An immense number Of vessels have taken
refuge from the gale at Marselles, many of
them in "A damaged condition. There are
grave fenrs Of disaster along the river val
legs in France, Spain aud Italy, which are
flooded. Tho towns of Carcansome, lii
mcux. Ccursan and Narboone, all in the
valley OF the Aude, have been greatly dam
aged by the food in that stream. The
troops were called out to assist in saving
property and two of them were drowned
while at this work.
At Limoux the floods undermined several
buildings, which cola; sed Twenty inmates
OF these bui linSs we:e killed., and nine
other persons are still buried in the debris.
Many houses on the banks OF the Agly at
Ierpignan were swept away. a dam hurst
at Salauqus, in the department of Pyrannes
Orientales, which flooded the entire distrsct
thereaboutS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-29

WAsHINGToN, Oct 25.-.lt is authorI-
lively announced here to night thai DR.. Won
Follhsn, German minister to Japan, has
been appointed minister to the United
States 20 succeed the late Count Arco Val
ley. DR.. Won Hollhen is about 50 years Of
age and n bachelor. He was appointed
minister TO Japan four years ago, being
transferred from Buenos Ayres where he
had been munster for four years. 1t is not
.xuc cted that the new minister will assume
charge of tho German legation here before
spring, Mr.. Won Munu remaining in charge
III til then
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-29

FIRE At SHslBURNS.



About 1890 Saturday morning fire was
discovered ia the Aousa owned b. j. G. Ira
CIV OF Shc,burna and located ut Shelburne
FAILS Ii was first discovered by j. Q. Adams,
one of the occupants Of the tenement, and
when first noticei was making headway
through the partition adjoining the CHM
ney. The supposition Is that the fire started
in the partition and was caused by crack
in the chimney, or possibly from defective
fue. The house and barn were entirely con-
sumed.
As cold weather draws near and hot fires
are necessary, it is well for the people in
general to take every possible prccaution
against all causes OF Are; chimnevs should
bs cleaned twice a year and examined thor
oughly, and if any defect exists it should be
rcmedied.
The dwelling house was insured for $4,000
and the barn within few feet of the same
for 5000. The house was coupled by three
families; Mr.. Adams one Of the tenants,
had an insurance OF 500 on his household
furniture.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-29
VERMONT LAWYERS BANQUET.

The state Bar fluctuations Annual Sup
pr at tohtpeli.r.
There was much larger number than
wa eXpec'en at the annual banquet OF the
Vermont Fe~ association heli At Montpelier
Octopcr 20 IN the Exchange Hotel, 100 being
seated al the tables.
At he c ose Of tho upper j. X Bachelor,
master OF ceremonies introduced Judge
Lsforest Thompson, VINO spoke in favor Of
juiy trials EIram A. iiuse of Montpelier
ren1 en- appropriate memorial paper on late
OK Gov Paul Dillingham;, and George W.
I.,m-0 OF Bennington made remarks on
sariy iu, isprui'ace Of Vermont both of
which were deferred from ihe evening session
for TIM OCCASION. Remarks were made by
Daniel L bert, }, Burlington, II. Atkins on
the prcrs +. q. lnn, &. N. Wild, Joel c.
Baker All. Z. K. Gleed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-29
UNFORTUNATE EUROPE.
DISASTER AND DISTRESS AsSAlL HER
ON EVERY HAND.
Twenty Million Inhabitants OF Russia
without Food-A Swiss Town wiped
Out by Tire--Tsrriflc Gale on the Medi-
terrcan Coat.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Standard says The APP
preach OF frost has caused a renewal of tho
cries of distress. Tie Novosh estimates
that 10000, 900 of people are without
food. In many places spectators act ex.
tortionate prices. Corn merchants and
uturers are charged with responsibility for
the extortion.
INCIDENTS sbo wing the terrible distress of
tho people continue to be recorded. A poor
woman OF Rltchiuo, on returning home
from a nec hboring village whittier she had
gouo to try to purchase food, found all her
children dead "A post norton examination
being made, their stohiachs wsre found filed
with rags snd Garth.
Many villages are completely deserted in
the district OF Perm. One.half Of the popu
le,ion Of REAGAN has died Of hunger or
disease Traffic is carried on in women's
hair. the best heads realizing crown
apiece.
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FAlRHAvEN DEPOT RuRGLARizeD.


FAIRHAvEH, Oct. 25.-When Baggage
man Morehouse went TO the De!eware aud
HUDSON depot Saturday morning lie discov-
e.ed that the ticket Office had been broken
into. the safe blown open and a small
amount of money stolen. Two lit braces,
two chisels and n drill were left by tho
thieves. The tickets were scattered broad
cast, but it is thou&ht that none "cre stolen.
TIE force OF tho explosion shattered tho
plate glass windows and threw fragments OF
glass a distaucs of 10 rods. The fact that
the windows were not raised is evidence
that the work was done by amateurs. The
tools left are those of ordinary slate work.
ers. This is the third time the Office has
been broken open.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-29
At Is Gents.

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a line of Camels Hair, Serees,
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ment is pure wool and many
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Gated outside the Boston
Store less than IS cents yard.
We open so styles for your
selection
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-29
MARBLE INTERESTS TO UNITE.
The sheldon and Vermont Marble Com
panies Arranging for consolidation.

The sheldon and Vermont Marble Com
panies Arranging for consolidation.
RUTLAND, Oct. 2l.-Rutland's two great
marble concerns, the Vermont Marble com
pany and tine Sheldon Marble company, are
.aid to sc united. P. w. Clement, who is
prominent in the management OF the last
namsd company, aaid TO Herald reporter
to day: There is an arrangement being
made for II practical consolidation of the
Vermont Marble company and the Sheldon
Marble company. The agreement is not yet
made and may not very likely be for some
time, but the general fact is as have stated.
The Vermont Marble company will take the
management Of all the quarries mills and
property owned aud managed by both com
pan'es; tsat is unless the plan fails, which
is not likely
The Vermont Marble company, OF which
Secretary Proctor is the head, is the largest
marble producing concern In the world and
the sheldon cop,psnv ranges next. "A con-
solidating Arrangement male a couple of
years ago gave these two companies control
of ali the great West Rutland quarries as
well as the supply ct Proc,or which used to
be known as sutherland Falls marble and
the new arrangement will put all but some
small marble concerns in the state under
one management. II il reported that the
uniting will &c in tho form Of q lease OF the
Sheldon property to the Vermont Marble
company.
The Supreme Court.
MONTPELIER, Oct 2l.--Those cases were
heard to day Ia tho Supreme Court: Town
OF Urdprh,li V. Towns OF Essex, Jericho
and Wilistop, from Chit'endan county and
D. d. Wcad v. st. j. & l.. e. Il. r., from
franklin county.