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AN AMATEUR PERFORMANCES.

OF the Comedy Single Life, at Turner Hall
Sept. 18th, 1892, for the Benefit
of St. James A. M. e. Church.
Admission 2S Cents
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DEArt4 or AN oLD 8ts pElT,
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

a. L. Heinemon's house at Colhery June
ton, y. y, WAS burned and Mrs. Helne-
man and her infant child persisted.
French Church OF tho Assumption on
Hamilton street, Albany, y. y, was burned
yesterday morning, together with TIE pas
tors house and three wooden dwellings,
In lowell, Mass, yesterday afternoon,
MARY Z. Malice, lG years of age, was run
over by heavy Goa, team and killed al
most in.teAtly Toe driver was arrsstad
charge Of manslaughter.
Hugh Jnme,, city treasurer of Frankfort,
Ky, Is detaulter to tho amount Of Tl1UO
and has dlsIpp arel
a widow named Castings at Nottingham,
EnLLnd, murdered her TWO children and
then committed suicide
Johu Goucn Adams, r. r. s., the we'll
known astronomer, Is dead. lilo was pro-
lessor OF astronomy at Cambridge.
One young man was dangerously injured
in II coa.ting accident at Fonda, y. y,
Saturday aud number Of people painfully
bruised.
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MUNICIPAL LEGISLATION.
board of Aldermen Meet to Close Up t

board of Aldermen Meet to Close p the
cuisines, OF Iu.t Near.
a special meeting Of the Board of Alder
men was hold Tuesday evening, Aldermen
Hall and Storr5 being the only nbSent ses
These licenses were granted: For hotels, Van
Ness House aud Hotel Surlington; for hill
liard halls, Van Ness nousc, Hotel Burling
ton, ,lum ms Moran, j. Ii. Brooks, /. II.
Murphy; hecss, Edward Sherry, Edward
Dryer \. Loduhe, " H. Lane ~ son.
Thonas Mann, John Ready (2). John Giadi-
gan l9j. Patrick DNyer e.; for erecting n
buildin.; and using sidewalk corner OF Ma
pie and Church street., TO l.. j. smith; for
erecting biocr III Tho north side o, College,
street in tho ravinc to Il. r. Austin, tor
moving stable, to ". VI. Ripley.
These resolutions were adopted; Pfovid-
ing for tho printing of lit0 copies of
the city report aud tine binding Of iimitel
number for municipal exchanges and the
use OF the city official; alowins the Use Of
Main street for coa>ting purposes uudor
certain rrecauions detecting tho street
commissioners to erect IA electric light on
the westsssi1e OF the Central Vermont rail-
passenger station. this list in re.puuso to n
numcrCusv-siE petition.
Tho street commissioners; reported that
the cornice over tho bay window on the
now block owned Ivy Eeaupre &, Lowrey
uad located on th' corner OF HicEoris place
and North Union street proj"ci.l mo
North Union stro't eigut inches. The re
port was accepted ami Ordered on li'e.
Aliormon Sovcrson offered rc.olution
relating; 10 tho the appointment # fire
company stewards with the rules aHd resu-
letlons Of the fire department. luo fore
man Of each company Is to rras nj t. the
hoHrl OF engineers the name OF Il member
of his company to serve as steward for the
ensuing year; aud such nGmc if approved
10y the Board, will be presented to the City
Council for their APPROVAL
Warrants were approved in favor &C the
city treasurer Tor sums disburseI 10y him
during the year Temporary loans, in
terest account, salaries, rents, elc.
The annual reports Of tho following city
officers were presti led and acceptct; super
intendent of schools trustees and libra. ian
of tho Fletcher library, health oiic,., boarI
Of street commissioners and superintendent
OF streets, city engineer chief Oh sneer Of
the lire department, overseor OF the poor,
city attorney and city liquor agent. Ih'
city clerk was authorized tn receive ana
print the reports OF tine remaining city OF
ticers
The Board thOn adiourn1d.
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SCOTCH SOCiABLE.
Anniversary of Robert fsurn>'s Birthday
Observed AiOndny Evening.

Observed Monday iVeutpg.
The ordinary Burlingtonian would not
have appreciated Il large part of the pro-
gramme given Monday evening" at the Scotch
sociable. Tho real Scotch dialect is as in
scrutable to tho uniuitiated rs is English to
u Chinainan, but nevertue.ea s there is GER
tain charm 70 the accent that mas-s 1t
plepsing 10 listen to. The occasion was the
anniversary OF Robert Burna's birthday
one would hardly th,nS that there were so
many Scotchmen in tho Queen CITY as gath
cred in the kuish OF LABOR hall
W diam Coupor presldel, and after few
opening remarks he announced tho several
parts of the following programmes: son >;
There Was a Lad" by JOAN Mcmillan;
reading OF poems "Rurn Nata! Day and
''Cotter's Saturday Night Hg " n. Max
ton; singing Of "AuId Robin Grey by
Hiss Mary simpson: song Ly Ihaodoro -.
Antoine. Kev. Edward Halves, 70. D made
slcrt and happy Gddres, appropriate to
the occasion.
\ NICE supper, III which several Scotch
dishes figured prominently, was served, and
wien TINS pleasant feature va. over the
floor was cleared ana danclng enjoyed.
Music was FURNISHED by Mr. CnLanp ana
son.
The socable was very pleasant and suc-
ce,,lul event.
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Geo. A. Collamer's Estate.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
tho Hon. Probate Court for the District o.
Chittenden, Commissioners to receive, examine
ard adjust all claims and demands OF all per
sons against tho estate OF Geo. A. Cullamer,latr
of Shelburue, VI, in said District, deceased,
AMI also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and siN months from the day
Of the date hereof boing allowed bv said Court
for that purpose, We do there ore hereby give
notice thyt We will attend L. the business OF
our Rppoin tmeut at the residence OF the late
leo. A. Collamcr of Shclbu:ne Vt. in said
District, ON the third Saturdays of February
and June next, al 10 o'clock a. m, on each Of
said days.
Dated this 18th day of January, 1899.
FRED *. HART, i,o,,,,,i-sionors
GEO. l.. BLAIR, UNDERGRADUATES
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Lois A. Halbcrt's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
-,l,, ,,, ,,,-.r,.. mrs. p / rebate Ourt, or
DlHiN'Ni w ' the District of hit
tendeu.
10 all persons interested the estate Of
Lois y. iiaIbert, late Of EsseX. III said district,
deceased.
GR.ETING:
Whereas. said court has assigned the til
day of january next Tor the settlement Of tn"
account Of tie administrator ot said estate
and tor a dec rec of the residue Of suu IS ate
to tho ne r Of said deceased, anu ordered that
pubic notice thereof be siyea 10 al persons IN
tcrestcd IN said estate by publishing this o.der
three weeks sucCc-eive.y in the Burlington
Free Press, newspaper printed in Burlington
in said district.
Therefore you are hcrby notified to app ear
at the rroDdte Court roou.s in Burlington. ON
the day assigned. then and .here to contest he
aIlOwa nee of sH d account II you ste cause,
and To- os .ltnt'~h your right a. heirs, and law
fl claimants Of said residue.
Given Uuaer my uGuu. tni> llth day OF JRnu'
ar: A. u. l>!C. JENNIE STACY, register
20 WGW
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The Board thon aliournod.
sRUNNELL. TIE MURDERER


John Erunrell cf keone, n. H., The muir
dercr OF La1Gll.l j. c. Wnse.sr 1T Eindse,
:. H., last month, and who Is at present. III
Jail at Keene awaiting trial, WIS tor nev!y
a lonier in this CITY. lilo is vel known Ly
Chief of Police jerome Dumas john is
son Of the brunuoi more widely luown as
Chick, - who hns spc n about hair OF his
life IL the Ilousa OF Correction and States
prison Tor NaViou, crimes. Tn, son, too,
serve. three sentences for stealing ana
lighting before camping from tnis city
and ~ enc occasion Chief Dumas chased
him from the tunne. to the lime kiln in Col
chester about five miles, and eEPtlsI bis re
vo.ver at him. hut at every shot Brunnel!
seemed to run faster The chief caught
him, however.
BRUNEI! once stole Il barrel OF beer from
the wagon Of q ,uanuJm d McLausa!in. who
vas drawing four barrels from thi. city to
Wir9e-ki. IL YVES very desperate char
acter, ~ his murder OF tHc louJlcrI IN New
hampshire with i whiliotroe has proven,
and he va, so regarded by the pole, here.
lie once stabbed young l3yoar-old boy
named William NcKcnna ON the head,
from which a scar still remains. Ills vos
Bruuncil's last and farewell crime in Bar
lins;on, he leaving the c!ly Immediately FOR
other feds. Ills fatler, Mick, - is now
living with his sou-n-law Ia keene. An
officer from New hampshire wa3 recently
hero to g,ean all the Information possible
about the past lie of the Brunn9iis.
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w, the subscribers, having bocn appointed
by the uuuorable the Probate Court for tho
District Of Chttendrn, Commissioners tn re-
ceive. examine aAi aiJu7t tine claims AMI de-
vey ;. Weston late oil tolcle ter, Vt. in said
district deceased, sli a. a.. claims aud de-
mands exhibited ia offset turrc'o; AMI six
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that We viii at,
tend to the business Of our appointment, a.
di.trict, on the third NedesIsys Of N'nrcb
and June next, at 10 O'Clock "a. m, on each OF
Datcd this 10Th day of January, 1872.
4. I. MNbklDE, Ooii'p''79lone's'
3U,woW
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Homer Il. Wethcray's Estate.

We. tac Subscribers, haviu- been app'intel |
by the Honorable the Probate Court for tua
District of tnitteniru, Commissioners 20 re-
cci'e, examine ana ADJUST the claims AMI do
Inauds OF all person, against the e.
tate Of iiumtr NclHrrbN. lateo. Huntington
in said district deceased, and also
all claims aad demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and siN month"; from
the day OF the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, We do therefore
hereuy give notice thai we will attend to the
business o. our appointment az the County
& .crk = office IN Bur.iu ,tOn IN sand District uu
the iirst Mondays of February aud July next,
a. L. o'clock q. IN, On ea, Of seid days,
Dated this 2Utn day of January, Is93,
O. +. KAY. i,,.,; -.i..,,
l.. 5. DitENF, N'ui 9'O''''''
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Charles IL. Nichols's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT 70 all persons
DiSrRICT OF CUTrEspEN. concerned IN the
c-tato OF Charles %. \IcLols, late OF EsscN,
in SAID district deceased. -.,....
GREETING:
At Probate Court, holden at Sur .mston
within and for the district If CAitteuten, on
tie 18Th day u January, 1872, an instrument
pulporting to he the last Will and testament nt
Charles II. NicA. Is, lat" OF t~SeN, in said
District deceased, was presented TO the Court
aforesaid, for probate. And 1t IS order
cd 10y sail Court that the 18th day
OF February lsl?. at the Probate Court
rooms, In said furImston be assigned
for approving said instrument ana that notice
q erect be given To All persons concerned, by
publishing tins order three weeks successlvelv
IL tine Burlington zee Pres, n newspaper
printed at said Burlington previous 10 the
ure appointed. 49,,
therefore, you arr hereby hottie to appear
before said Court at the time and place alore-
said and contest the probate Of said will if
YOU have cause,
Given under my hand a. Burlington in said
di-tri this 70 til day Of January, ~ d. lS9..
81, w3W JENNIE NIAC \, ReE'slc',
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~ A - T.. bf ElN VIZ !, IuhiI persons con-
DISTRICT UF on rrENDEN I ccrncd in the estate
OF H"vanun Fonda, Iato Of Charlotte, in sad
District, deceased.
GREETING:
At q Probate Court, holden at burlington,
within and for the district OF Chlttendcn. on
tho 10Th day OF Janu.ry 1899, an instrument
purportIuE 10 ue tine last VIII and testament
~ Ru1onua FonIa, late OF Cha. lotte,
iu said District decreased. was present
cd 10 the Court aforesaid, for probate
And It les ordered by said Court that
the 9th day of February. lN9' at the Probate
Court rooms IN said Burlington, be assigned
for proving said instrument: aud that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons concerned, by
publishing hi. order tlIrcr weeks successfully
IN the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed at and Burlington, previous TO tho
Time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Cuur', at the Time and place afore.
said. and contest the probate of said will ii you
nav" cause.
Given uu Ter my hand at Burlington, in sail
distrct. This 10Th dsV ~ January l-H.
3l,w3w JENNIE STACY, Register.
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Boston, SIS, Jan. II. 1872.
Receipts for the week, 81 cars Lay, 8
cars straw Last week 3iJ cars hay. IA cars
straw.
There is no special change to note in the lay
market this week. Receipts continue mode7-
ale and demahd good for all grades and We
consider this m2rke to he taken adVaHj' g
OF a. far as possible by forwarding any tAIue
that can be moved now.
Rye straw IS duh II oats rather easy, tic
supply being plentiful.
Lay irimc to choice. sleTa l9 in lnrrc
bales; good to prime large b0.cs. III el-
PRIME TO choice, snoll bales, 81" ST.; FAIR e.
good. SIC a. az ordinary, 1.i % $40; poor
and common. ~l:4:ij; clover and clover mix
Ell. Si:1z Slt; EaNtern, choice to fancy, :!
sl7; medium Eastern, SiuU Sl5Ia; fine, Sllu
10: sSale :efo@Hl2.
>irhw-fair to prime rye, Sli; short rye
sra SO; oot straw, $50 @sla.
OARS Choica white, i212c.: No. white, Al &c,
No. a white. iui9c.
iUCKWHEAT-- Il. 4 13c.
RYE GRAIN-Vjc.
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There is in all newspaper Offices a well es-
tabli,hel rule by the terms Of which no
anon ymuus communications are printed.
Every newspaper reader ought by this tjmo
to be familiar with this rule hut a failure TO
comply with its provision, accounts Tor the
non-appearAn % OF news items and articles
of more or less merit that ara constantly
reaching this Office.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
For tho WocI5 ending Jan. 81.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT NNRiET.

Brighton hidc~,G73lsc ? 10; Brighton tallow,
4tt' &C. country Llue,. ;'s h.; country tallow'
@}l@s:ic lamb oh n Slpl.5o each; extra heavy
wool skins 81 !pGl. IS each; calf skins, 100
9oc; COW hides, &c; DAIRY slins, 4GG150c each;
bull hides. Sc No.
Prices -; Northern and Eastern Beef Cattle
IA ID dressed wslsh which includes beef hides
and t.,low Choice, o34 Lnc u N; first qua-
ity, sos 4c; second qualify, iDHsc; third quail
ity, "fj-ac; poorer grade OF coarse "Xen' cows,
bulls, stuga, etc, ~ DC Il ID
Mich Cows sHd SprnIers- 4 light supply
aad moderate inquiry. Values we're made
principally on grade and argument as 20
prospective amount Of milk.
Sheep and Lambs The arrivals for tho
week from al quarters figure up a total Of H.
59l head The demand WAC active, and IL took
but short time to effect clearance. Values
were Off &C q D. from the current prices of last
week.
Swine-Thosc brought to market from the
neHhhoriug elite, and towns, and disposed Of
from SliNif1 v head, ana from %sSs b1sc y 3
live weight
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-28

The funeral services Of the late Capt. Dan
Lyon were held from his home on Main
street Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Rev DR.. Hawes, pastor OF the First church,
oiiicinted. The bearers were Gen. William
Wells, Gen. T. - Peck, j.. $. Drew, DR..
w. ). Vincent, H. G. Seversou and Prof
j. L, Goodrich, Ine romans were placed
in the vault at Lake View cemetery.
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Sons of Veterans Guard.

The Sons Of Veterans guard completed
their organization Monia evening and CAPT.
Foster announced LiS tail as follows; FIRST,
sergeant, q. ". Zero; qunrtermaster SER
Geapt, H. .. Garrow; sergeants, c., f..
Montgomery, r. Chiotr, G., ID. Van Stein
berg, Leonard fiSke; corporals, Il. S.
Beach, f. NJ. Stevens, c. e. Daniels, f. j.
Blbcock.
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UAIII1 TTIOTVVTF"
nc KILN. FLYNN & Barber.

Dairy butter is Is 80 erns mound. Creamery but
.r 3j cents; Cheese rs u con'n pound Eggs @ to
10 reuts dozen. Fancy chocsos are az follows; Pins
apple Cie5U, f5,d5tI; eBcu according To size; Roqla
ont cheese, 20 coh.Sa pound, English dairy. y conts
tdnm slo) zach; Neuicha!sl ocnt7a package; Chei
dar cheese SOJ pioce; Dutch cheese 10 cents pound
MILK, 6 aud cents quart Pdro J1fSei cream "
cents quart. Swiss choose +0cens Paragon cheese,
Sl.ju per jar
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Vermont Produce A1srlSets.

Butter is not active in market and is quot
ed At II 10 ~ cents per pound, aud selections
ut q TO - cents per pound. eggs at y to q
per dozen; beet { to cents per pound: pork 3 to
iIe cents per pound veal ~ cents mutton, : u
cents por pouui; lambs cents per pound; chickens,
So per ton.
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PRICES

will be quoted in Free Press
Saturday morning, the first
day of the sale and during the
next week.
We have made eXtraordi-
nary preparations for this
Housekeeping Sale, having
purchased large quantities of
the standard and most reliable
goods manufactured which we
shall offer curing the sale at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-28
WATERBURY, Jan. 8.

Tub butter sseqi cents i've pound boxes 2Oa cents
prints, 2!,,23 cents from mich cows, tub Il .!
cents five pound boxes, - to cents print g to 70
cents. But little butter was brought IN Iurkoys, 10 to
10 cents; chickens, to "a cents; osss % cents per
dolru; potatoes 30 to A. cents Per bushels apes, -
cents TO $40 PER bare oats, 10 TO q cents corn
cents cora meal S 2E pru,euder Sl!5 bran 81. %
ID Sl.sO ,oton seed meal SlAli live hogs, to So
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Roberts 81 Perkins.

Tens; Foimosn Ouongs, 40 Co. #c. AM 81 English
i,aNfast. ste nnd 81 ,3unpow Ter SIC. Young HJson,
.r: ini ans. 30 :, ~ 81 and cCoaee': Old gotetn-
ucrt iGra SC. Mocha S3c, standard Java &c, Golden
l.io 2sc. NaricHhJ 2Sc mixed ground re, powdered
Gorhe and JAVA Uc, Dand1on DC, hcw era &c.
cied &c. German choory he. Spices Pepper l0c.,
lsriCe Nc, cinnamon soc, SinEor Slc, cloves 5lc.,
mustard 'c., Cayenne pepper jOc, white pepper 1ucr
nlncr Sl9J, nutmcss Sl.M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-28

Mothers should watch carefully those signs
Of Ill LoIIt IN their daughters. aud at once
use Lydia r. Iinkham'. Vegetable Compound.
1t viii prove lasting blessing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-28
BURLINGTON MARKETS.


BURLINGTON, Jan. 70. 1872
Prices in tho local market arc quiet, and
show but few changes to note from last wect.
+ Glowing are the quotations as corrected by
come of iiurlipgton's prominent merchants
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-28

II you have salt rheum don't take on and
make yourself and family miserable. LADY
POoHS OINTMENT will cheer you up and
cure you.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-28

Furnished by c. L. ~ q. W. Eddy. Commits
sion Merchants and wholesale deal
ers IN hay, straw. grain ana feed,
IL Broad ST, Boston, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-28

y5w JENNIE STACY, Register,