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AT an adjourned meeting Of the winona Rowling
Club held faesdsy Oct ~ The wing olcsrs wsrs
beck; Secretary. G. y fraftOn Treasurer James Hume
A meeting Of the Amateur Boyins AssociAtion was
held at the Palma Club Jersey City Tuesday even.
Ing The dessates Present were: ": Ellery. Critan,
Field Club EDWARD Sob ult. and p H. Lock wood Jer.
IN. Young: New Jsrsey Athletic Club 4. ". Gos
schedule arranged by the committee adopted with
the exception Of the neutral games, which can.
e me Timing team and So prize s. M second
awarded " the holders Of the best averages for ten
games
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COMEDY WINS THE S1AKEA
Lord Hastiugs's BrsAah Second, Sad Pr1aes
or wsles's Dorelict Third.

or Wsless Derelict laird.
LONDON. Dot 2a-Tho race for tho Cam
bridgeshire Stakes was run at the Newmarket
Houghton meeting to-day. 1t being the prln.
clpal event Of the day great interest was taken
in the result. Another fact which added In
tsrest to tho race was that the Prince Of Wales
had three entries for the stakes. His Royal
Highness. as q rule. Is not very successful with
his own horses. and to-day there was no sx-
ception TO the rule, one OF his entries running
third in q field Of twenty-nine starters, thus
saving his stake. but getting no share Of the
III The Victor was Mr.. ". ". Eulton's three,
The WIKI wv ESid y .Srss
Pay Va. ?, .nd Ds.
Barcaldino, out Of Perdits r.. third The other
taas started werf he Dyke 2, Port
NJ Leope H ot Dc 'Rothsesild's bumpt s
eMSfastssIsSs o4$sso'rH soid W.
oni IT, IT, ss
f|ssss $srlssSs; NJ 4 %sylofs Hs5sssa1; NJ:
66'SesiiIi's The ksiested. Lord HossteSys GG ::
ss IT s%'ss hsStf sf hsSe5
WILL. ApQ mr. ~, doDbOl 0uTn6uy.
2ttcl against breach, 20 to against bere.
Blue Green fS 70 I sso6 sSainst Sta. and
Son 70 t9
Shrine, 80 TO | against Rustleus. %, to each
each aEsSinst Harnsur: SnaPlSsE; and shs s:
ssS.sh. against BaIiGn ., s a. AAsysarnssY, and
VIII.
won BY half length There was -thrss-
quarters Of length between Breach and Dero-
The conditions Of the race were as follows:
Tho CONFERENCE.-The Stakes Of IS sovercGnA each 10
forfeit, with No added %. wInnsr q ih: Donsas,sr
ZION q The handi:ap ne WHINE. q htndlssp value
carry pounds u any other handicap pound; sxtrs
the winner Of the CosArswitvh - pounds extra. but
the winner ~ the St. Lsgor also only pounds
the second receive 100 soveegns out Of thu stakes
and the third to bis stake entrance sovercigns
tho only forfeit Il declared by time to BE- named when
the weights appear; New Chubrdgeshire courSa, !
mile aud 40 yards t12< subscribers).
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A Fast Tvs..,.s Mar. Drop. D..a.

LEXINGTON. Oct 26.-whils being exercised Oh ". Y.
HAndy's track near Cyuthiana to-day the black mare
Ophir that made record Of 2;26k few days ago on
hai.mils track dropped dead. She Was nys years old
sired by sImmons dam BY lnaianapols and has shown
. fourth mile In 2;21 and WAS to have trOttsd 81
CynthianA tomorrow, when II was expected that she
yonld beat aao She vas ne property Of Wilson and
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PROVIDENCE. Oct. 28.-The Boston Tech" eleven de-
fes,ed the Brown University boys to-day BY SCORE Of
IL 10 in . very exciting game. the sorappins e.
pecialy in the second hsf making o-e interesting
than any Other game played here this season. The
Casey getting the ball cose to Browne line and making
nearly the full length OF the HELD DrAw6ridRe OF
Technology.
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:sess for n..,sr$ m. men who ''a'd MP and tn


westminster School. col Harvard School, q.
The Westminster School boys OF Dobbs Ferry are
gaining big reputation In the scholastic football neid
Yesterday afternoon. the school campus they won
great victory from Harvard School OF this city The
following Westminster lads made touch downs: Garrt
son. q Dodge 2; A. Young. i: Thomas. ]; l.. Young, T.
Dodge kicked goals from the neld, and many OF the
kicks The compete score was wss.minstef. 90: Har.
ward school, y. The lads played ~ follows
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The Winners at Garasie Pask.

cnoAso. Dot. 7s.-Todsys races At oarnsld Park -.
suited ~ fotows,
ssssea az, s- n,.st ~. a' H''.a'' 40
Eseohd H.ee-slT farIonEa Hannah hoee,ly nrss,
ThIId RAcs-seysp ard onsh iurlepga ,Ileoosnos
asL t.lsrs .sesrd L.sIs 2 .ei5ss , Tine i;oS e., :.
Hipits: afss sasts Anna ssoSad Mary Hc6owss tSird
d1ss ~ -os. ME-, y. ws.,Hss nrss. Asdssass
s' iSs: :s:: Il .ss . In. Si s 1s'
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An oldfashioned single bird trap match at nifty live
birds. 25yard rise. was shot by 4. Loud and r. J
Sutherland Of the Atlantic Rod and Dun Clubs ground,
at Coney Island yesterday for 500 II proved that
Robbie sutherland 10 risng trap shot ms he won
hands down. killing 81. when his opponent withdrew
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TSs w,s.ers st olssssster.

0lovcssrrs OCT 2s.-Ftsst Raee-EGht and half fur
Eng: 1SsSo' nr'' Ssn stun second solicitor 'A''a
a.. sSeona mo- Roy thra. Time Ss n"'
SSiS iAos.siS .nd ssh fariSsaxs Prince Ghssssmius
yoa5th hSss.yo.I and 9, half tEI,ouE Th,a Eo"'
Filth Kaes-yovr and : half frlonss. Judge Mitchell
nrst Miss Axsis second Dickens third Time. o. 1884.
Sixth Racs-Seven furonSa Pagan nrst. xirthW wood
secopd FabiAn third. Time, l'6Sx
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CAHsRIDGk Oct 28--HArvArd up hor biggest score
OF the season to-day against Bowdoin whom she beat
the Maine eleven " too. II was regular walkovsr
for Harvard less than ~ points being made In the
GIat half Although running up such high score the
sseE. being very Sow Lake Mm6llns the bsiIr gsSd
deal and the tSckling being At ttmes wrechgd. The
Aovaeln team YES mlssEably veal. hence The elgh
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More Fast Trottisg at steek ton.

srocsseE Oct. 3s,--Ansr Yso Altos wonderful per.
Torrance yesterday . number OF other horses went
sssinst records. Novelist two-ysAr-oid made a31 In
Esu. yssrlAs D lat AL. v.ai p s,SS}[
etsmbsl kAs bees cydsIsA home ard ktn pa tsos
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vertsx SOLD Cor ss0ss.

NAsHyILLs, Oct. 3s.-rhe Gsmbrtnos Stable Of Louis.
VILE to-day bought Of w. ResAn Of aAiiAtin the thor.
has teuT races, and N the othsn - as come v
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fHIlp oAuk.

eho....-..es l1s "a sa2 sse 4ss ss2 sss s7e 76s
umpireJ. Engleton. scorsrs-P. Potter and r. An.
kampe.
Bowling Director Warren 6Ags OF the Manhattan
Athletic Club having set apart Tuesday nights for prac.
Pion games and which I. compossd Of Capt. Mitchell
their hrst games on tuesday niaht-ncw regulation
pins being usod-with the following results
uRsI
Team No. 1-R Luqueer. $50: Stafford, 2o4: Elliott
Team No. 2-Gordon. 1888; wssselman. 1888; Bender,
17I; Headley. 1857: Mitchell, 13e Total s35.
Team No; l-R; Luaueer; 1870; s.Gcrds I4s: Elliott.
Team No. 2-Gordon, 1875: wesselman 14o: Bender.
1877: Headley. 1871; Mitchell. 1876. Total 1o5.
Team No. 1-McLean. 1877: Stafford, ia: Elliott. 1850:
Nnething 165; sage. 15l Total. 136.
Team No. 2-GOrdon. 154; Wesselman. 175: Bender.
Ill: Headey. I'll; Mitchell. 176. Total. s4I.
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A Jubilee Tor /. sLelsto. /, Silva.

There viii be . big Jubilee saturday night At NJ.
HARDEST Louis silvA's home viii be . birthday jssa-
boIss. and al the billiard stars viii Be there 70 help
.Jhs aksston ossbrsts. BtlAEdtss elits V one al
sas Esss q &. I & ~ Ia s''.'
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Baseball Notes.

Constant Reader shArrott has better record than
keefe for the past season.
PIrrsnuRGH, Oct. 2S.-First bAsemnn Jake Beckley
signed with the Pittsburgh League Club to-day
Readers.-The decision OF n Z. Young, President OF
msrenp ns.aciatinn .ouid he apssnta M 1i eee
tAtiye and nnRl
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Ruteers, al Colsmbls. Q.

ksv BauHswics. Oct. 2S.-Ths blue and white of
Columbia was completely showed under BY the scarlet
and black Of Rutgers football to-day. the being
kutsers ~; Columbia, O. The team lined up ~
Ga
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New York Military Academy, SSI New.
buruh Academy, o.

CoRSwALL.os. IIupsoS. Oct 2s-The football game to-
day between the Nswburgh Academy team and that o:
IN favor OF the Latter The stood ~ TO o. The
playing was very hard and points were vigorously
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rs: ssss Ss 4 o a Ga
csmtG Chsmpionshtp ssrisA-xAs.
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ly......7S lao lS8 26S S6s ga $50 GIT 7o2 7e7
Averaxes.Rmpre, 1853; Jolly, 1853 -.
Umptre-H. kAhsdon 6cofs1-C. W. BtoddArd and


Jolly 81 172 283 2a8 SAT 900 lS8 500 $50 ITO
Lenox Hil.-7b lat Az 25S 1916 421 $40 5S6 6<S III
AversRss.Joliy. 1855 -: Lsnox Hill, 1l2 1-6.
Umpire-H. kahlsdorf 6corers-0. Heues and O. ",
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On Tuesday night match game was rolled between
the Americas OF Newark and the New Jsrseys Beck
Observation-Disclosures Iba; In Poy 226; Gednsy. I<s:
BrAndorf. 81; Dienenbach 131: Woodland. 1Sx; Tom
mers. IOD Caire, 1855: Holman, 1873: Manners lat To-
tal 1.407.
New Jsr.syyn,pes1BssCckey ~; BaSseek lA2; Cum
Total. 1876. -
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nRsr GAM.
FRAHIs.

FEAHES.
Nontauk.. 10 1877 283 3S4 6S6 ~ bl0 sos 662 1877
Echo. 161 TAT 1856 $50 $40 $40 681 TAT $50
Umpire-J. Esgleton. Scorers-F. 4. Patton and 7.
Curtis.
SECOND
Montauk 80 1856 PIT 2p2 8S1 <S4 6Sl 600 672 76l
Wareriy. 100 200 sos $50 <57 5le SIS $50 72I
Umpirs-J. Eagloton. seorors-F. q. Potter and F. H.
AukamR
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TAIL-ENDERs' BOWL.

Evenly Played Games In the American Ma
tioaal Tournament.
Three taenders played their second series Of
the American national tournament At the 0ermana
Assembly Room alleys last night. The scores:
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Bowling Games T0.night

AxEncAs EArIoSAL IouRnAhKSr.
Alpha VI. Rosedae. Rosedals vs.. Gotham. Gotham Va
Alpha.
NTEscLus LEAGUE.
Carleton vs.. MontAuk. Enicksrbocksr vs. Hanover
Union League vs., Lincoln. Oxford W. Wildwood.
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s..s .ssss.u a. aaas.vs0a asss sa.,
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Exr1sa Oct. 2S-Tufs defeated Phillips Exeter this
afternoon by score OF 40 10 The teams lined up ~
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Totals. .l2ie2a 7z3 Totals. 1225ie oos

Totals 10 p 7l2I TotalSe ....l2 % 10 oOB
yRAnLa
Lsnox Hin. IT'S zs4 $40 $50 4el $50 sos e7S 7+2
Empire. 80 1874 200 343 all %65 SAT 612 TO So6
Average-Lenox HILL 15s 3.5: Empire. 181 Is. I'm.
pire-H Kahlsdor. Seorcrs-G. Heiles and H. Secaths.
There . decided Improvement In the games Of the
Brooklyn National Tournament last evening. Tho cubs
put up that improvement over the pre-
vious games and tho games were started on schedule
time and finished At An early hour. The scores:
, 1891-03-25
T E LIE G. r A M s
ST. CROIXSTATION

New York, March 21st.-In the House of
Commons yesterday resolutions were read
which have been unanimously passed by the
Legislature of New Foundland against the pro-
posed coercion bill.
The election is announced of Captain
Hutchinson, a Conservative, for Aston Manor
by a majority of 1878. The result has sur
prised the Conservatives themselves.
The remains of Prince Jerome have been
buried in the Royal crypt at Turin. He has
divided his estate between his daughter and
his second son Louis, and also named him as
heir of the Imperial House. Prince Victor
is unnamed In the will.
The Paris Police have made a raid on some
Boulangist houses, seized the papers, and
effected some arrests.
The Socialists held meetings in Paris yester-
day in favour of a gigantic May-day process
sion.
The death is announced of Mr.. Lawrence
Barrett, the American actor.
New York, March 23.-The University
Boat race resulted in a victory for Oxford by
a quarter of a length, the race being completed
in % minutes.
The race for the Lincolnshire handicap re-
suited as follows: Lord George, LIST; Sera-
phine, End; Nunthorpe, 3rd.
Tbs Grand National Steeplechase was won
by Come away, Cloister being End, and lex
3rd.
The denunciation Of the Priests has resulted
in a practical boycott of the Parnelf meetings.
It is stated that the Pope has refused to
receive Prince Victor, on the ground that it
would be against the friendship of France.
At the inquest on the victims of the:Utopia,'
the jury found that the disaster was wholly
accidental.
, 1891-03-25
Barbados News.

(Barbados agricultural Reporter, March 49,
Since our last Summary several events of
Importance have happened.
The weather has not bea2 cry favourable
for the Planters. There mas 5aol very little
rain-only an average of rs parts last week as
recorded at the Police Stations, viz, Central
Station 1'O2: District B, IS; e., 90; D, %;
E, 80; +, II; Holetown, OF and very little
this week. Sugar making has been pushed on
but the light winds during the past few days
retarded operations. The young canes are
thriving fairly and would do better with more
moisture, Very little produce has as yet
been shipped-only Is hhds. Sugar and so
puns. Molasses to date, as against 4214 hhds.
Sugar and $50 puns. Molasses at corresponding
period last year. The news this week of an
advance of one shilling in the price of Beet has
stimulated buyers, who are Offering $40 per
100lbs., and s. for hid, at which price very
few planters are disposed to sell, as they fully
expect an advance when the time arrives for
shipments to America to go in free of duty.
The yield, so far, scarcely exceeds II hid. to-
the acre. The following. Cane fires are re.
ported for the month -
On the 6th-At The Thicket, St. Philip, S
acres.
On the 7th-At Greenland, St. Andrew, 10
acres; at Ruby, st. Philip, Z acres at Clabury..
st. John, II acres.
On the 8th-At Small Hope, St. John 81
acres.
On the 1Oth-At The Farm, St. George, s
acres; at Windsor, St. George, 8 acres.
There has been one meeting of each brancha
of the Legislature during the fortnight, viz:
on the 3rd inst. The proceedings in the Le-
g~islative Council are published elsewhere in
this issue.
In the House of Assembly quite q commo-
ton was created by the presence In the Assem-
bly, Room of His Majesty Elk King ia ia Of
Opobo, who arrived from St. Vincent on the
Sunday previous in H.M.S, Pytades, and will
be detained in the island under police surveil-
lance in accordance with the act passed by the
Legislature during the present session. The
continual passing in and out of the unusually
large number of spectators eager to look on a
live King, and the hun. and buzz theteby created
, 1891-03-25
Z u E A
8tristia4aie6 T., S;o:p,
Wednesday, 10Th March, l3)l-

We learn that a cricket match is 70 come off
on Monday next on the Parade Ground be
tween the clubs Of the two towns to commenced
at ten o'clock.
Lovers of the game will be glad to hear that
there is a revival of tin St. Thomas just now
A club has been formed, and a piece If ground
Immediately to the north Of the hospital is be-
ing levolled and properly prepared, while the
members practice in the mean time near by,
Already there is 81 talk of Oh lllen8ing one Of
the st. Croix clubs, or, if the St. Thorn IS club
feels itself strong enough, possibly a St. Croix
eleven. We are thus promised a very pleas
ing extension of the game in this quarter.
Long may it continue.
, 1891-03-25
PrOklaIna.

nET bekjendtgjores herved, at Kjobmand
Id q. A. DANIEL, Eneindhaver af Firmaerne
G. A. DANIEL & Co. og O. FFRENCH Co.
Likvidation we'd sin herv@rende Befuldm@g-
tigede under 18de dennes har opgivet bemeldte
Boer til Skiftebehandling som fallit.
ALE og Enhver som have Noget at fordre l
beme!dte Boer indkaldes herved med 6 Manned
-ers. Varsel til for undertegnede Skifteret at
anmelde og bevisliggj0re deres Krav.
: ST. Thoma Skifteret, den eide Marts 1891.
SCHULTZ,
Est.
, 1891-03-25
PrOkIaIna.

ALE og Enhver, som have nogot at for
IA Dire i afgangne Barber FRANKLIN
MARIN SHAW og efterlevende Enke Susan
Maria, fodt Oxholm's F@llesbo indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til at
anmelde og bevisliggjore deres Krav for
undertegnede SkifteTet.
st. Thom@ Skifteret den l9de Marts 1891.
SCHULTZ,
kSt.
, 1891-03-25

The agitation is spreading in New Foundland
over the course of the British Government.
New York, March 24th.-London news
states that Her Majesty the Queen has reached
Cherbourg en- route for Grasse in the south
of France.
Mr.. Parnell met with a cold reception on
his arrival at Sligo.
Mr.. Timothy Healy has been beaten at
Cork by the mob and his glasses were
broken into his eyes.
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien have been
removed to Cork jail.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Smith re-
plying to Mr.. Gladstone on the question of
the Newfoundland Coercion bill, said it would
not be taken up until the 23rd of April which
would give time for the exchange of furth er
letters between the Imperial and Colonial
Governments. France he said declined to
negotiate the surrender of her rights until
the question Of rights shall have been sets
tied.
New York, March Oath
Flour, st. Lawrence, per brl. S5.25
Neal, best brandywine, per brl. 3.75
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 114-12
New Seasons Pork, per brl. 134-14
~ Crystals per ID 5-11-16
sugar F. TO G. R.. per ID 5-1-16
English Islands MoIasSes 13s
Exchange New York and London 1851
London, March Oath
Demerara Crystals pr cwt so 18s OF
uou Muscovado pr cwt lbs Sd.
" German Beet 50 u. ct #. o. b.
G0 lbs. 105
Demerara Rum pr gal. Is 1o!d to 2ls:
Trinidad Cocoa pr cwt G3 IS. Cd.
ComsoIS, ex-intereSt 968
Bank Ct EnglanI rate of discount 8 pr c{
Liverpool Cotton, MiddIing upfandpr. ID Il
Three r ct. Rentes in Paris 90.15.
~ Yesterday a couple of sharks were
caught by the crew Of the Swedish barque
Gustav Adolf, > and ON one of them being cut
open the foot Of a man was found among the
contents of the Stomach. The foot being
that of a White mans it is supposed to be
that Of a German fireman who fell overheard
from one Of the Hamburg steamers on Sat
urday night last. Oh being brought on shore
it was taken to the Police Office, and after
warda buIied,-Ligdidourn'S Nail Notes 21st
March.
, 1891-03-25
Notice,

--
HEREBY beg to notify to the public in
general that I viii not be responsible for
any debts contracted in my name by any one
at all.
Parties to whom I may be indebted, will
please send me their bills as soon as possible
for payment; and parties indebted to me are
politely requested to settle up and obIi8e
THORVALD j. WENG.
Est. Adrian, St. Johns Goth March 1891.
March 21-4Por schr. TigiIant from st.
Thomas-A. J. Kuntz, Kitty Bennersen,
Rev. Reitfeldt, Rev. Werl0vy, Brother Par
trick.
March 23-Per schr. Vigilant for St. Thorn
as-Policewriter, Sanberg, Dr.. K6pke, Rosalin
Williams, Rosali Lindsay, Rasmus Jensen
Esqr. Mr.. A. Simmonds, Virginia casper, J.
G. Canegata Esqr.
, 1891-03-25

The s. s. Bermuda en- route to NEW
YORK is due at Frederiksted tomorrow, (the
06th ~instant).
, 1891-03-25
St. CrOix Agricultural
Association.

MEMBERS are reminded Of the
tlU Meeting to be held SAT-
URDAY the 2Sth at which it is
hoped the attendance will be large.
W. F. MOORE,
Pres.
T. M. MOORE,
Sec.
West End, St. Croix, March Oath 1891.
, 1891-03-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. X
e. n
A u N.

IT the request of Frederiksted's
- Dealing Court az administering
the joint dealing Of the late HENRY
l.. COUCK, retailer, and his surviv
ing widow, will be offered for sale at
a public auction to be held on the
property No. So Queens Street in
Frederiksted on
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was seized and adiudged forfeited. Both
were fined tho same amounts December 81
last.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the First National bank was held
at Montpelier Tuesday. Hon. j. A..
Page, elected presiI.n ut the organization Of
Tie bank i'm 1862 and reelected every year
since, until to-day, declined accepting again
and Hon. Charles Dewey was elected pres-
dent in his place, with j. W. Ellis, vice.
president j. a. Page, Charles Dewey
Fred l.. Smith, j. w. Ellis and Z. p.
Pitkin, tho old board of directors, were all
reelected
The ST. Adams Messenger says "Dr. c.
L. Norm of this village member OF the
cattle commission returned Friday night
from ThcttCri. where lie had been, in re-
Spouse to telegram from Gov. Page, to
consult with Il United States inspector in
case OF contagious lung trouble in herd of
rcsiatcd lloltens belonging to George $.
Worcester OF that place. DR.. Morin and
Commissioner Williams OF Bristol went 10
Higheata today to investigate reports Of
trouble among cattle there"
vt the annual village meeting in Middle
bury, Januory :, ~. NJ. Chapman was
chosen moderator and Ii. l.. Sheldon clerk.
The following village officers were elected
for l>9i: Trustees, c. A. Piper c. NJ.
Wi,ds, Henry hammond. Oliver Severance,
G.. H. Williamson, b. Is. Hope =. H.
Thorn: chief engineer, J. H. Sargent:
treasurer, c. L. rinney; collector, NJ. a.
Monroe; auditor, Is. :. Bec,ivith; health
oHicrr DR.. VI. u. Smith: water commits
mi,,oners, y. j. Marshall. r. NJ. Chap
man, H. l.. sheldon. a tax of 20 cents
was voted
owen Pierce, son OF William Pierce of
fairhovcn, who was employed AZ the quarry
OF the LIKE Homoseea Slate company, was
killed Saturday morning. Ilc was at work
or the dump car, and it is supposed that lie
fell in trout of the stone that he was un-
loadinS and that it struck him on tho back.
Tie WAS soon missed, and when found he
was lying on the dump unconscious. lie
was brought TO his homo here. where he
died soon after his arrival He was -
years old and an only child. His parents
have the heartfelt sympathy Of the entire
community.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-16
WATERBURY CENTRE

=, Mrs. Wilcox Of Massachusetts, is visiting
icy, Ezra i. uller' her father Mrs. styles
gave a concert at the seminary Hall, last Fri
day night and several came up from the
strcet.
There WINS donation party ut Rev. E. b.
Fuicr's ~ cducsdny cveniug.--Thc w. G..
7. l. meet with Mrs. f. Il. IIusr sat
n,rdoy evening Arthnr smith has re-
tin,.ton quarterly meeting was held at the
Little river church. interesting sermons
Rev. ". H. Lystrr of Huntington, Rev ii. w
Cummings OF MiddicscN and Prof Baker of
TIE Green Mountain seminary. Rev. h. II.
Bartlett of the Methodist church was sick and
unable to preach sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-16
MORRlSVlLlE,

The Union House, run by Enos Hill. was
searched by officers last week but no liquor
was found except in the trunk Of a boarder.
IL was the outcome of n disclosure made some
Gays previous. Hill appeals to County Court
oeing prosecuted for selling. Interesting
union meetings last week were held alternate
~ between the Congregational and Method st
cnurches.-Card are out announcing tne mar
rage of Miss Luella, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs: Gilman Barrows to Mr.. Edward Hart of
It: Johnsbury, Tuesday. the o0th OF January
-Ihe humorous "cha talk" by Frank
Beard Tuesday evening drew large
croWd.-Mrs. Jonas Fisher has bought Of
George Clark the house on Union street now
occupied by Mrs. ID. A. Gilbert.-A music store
Is to he opened by A. Il. Cowlcs Of Rarton in
ihe pudding on Portland street now occupied
Hail a. Cheney. druggists. Mr. Cowlcs will
move his family here