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The CONSUMERS Or Fancy FLorn

The CONSUMERS Or Fancy Fnoun
Can buy Cream Blend" Flour of the following
grocers. 1t is the only recognized Blended
Flour on the market and trial Will con-
vince the most skep;icAl that it is the very best
Washington. u. @.
J. f. CONNOLLY, oosls.nw
X. L. MAIN. 1872 l4th NV.
II. B. DULEY. $500 l5th NV
G. ". GOLDEN. 1914 29:hn.w.
II. ?. WHITE. 1l3s 12thn.w.
J. L. HANBACK,. 500 9Th z. W.
F. NJ DAVIS. cor. 9TH andFle
ROBERT WHITE. Jr.. 90o9thn.w.
A. c. KAMMERER, 10 lstn W.
W. +. AUTH & BRO. cor. 81 and Ind ave. NV.
f. HOGAN, 60l y. J. ave. NV.
JOHN H. ONTRICH. Sol 9Th n.
WILLIAM KERR. cor. 2oth and Fn.w.
JOHN NJ. BUCKLEY. cor. 2lss and INV
Mrs. A. ]. MARSHALL. 1870 Inv.
CHAS. BUTT. 1sao 7th NV.
STEER BROS. 1000 on.w.
X. A. CLAYTON. loODsw
+. A. NEWMAN * BRO. 63e4 I<stsw
J. C. DE ALLEY. 70S sthsw
II. NJ. DE ALLEY. sth ani Hs.w.
Mrs. ANNIE BURKE. 500 It'll sw.
EMIL SPAIN. cor. 9TH and Ls.w
A. J. SANFORD & BRO, l2l2 CnionAw.
S. l. DENLY. 1900 3ds.w.
THoS. HAWKINS. cor AZ and Msw.
J. b. PROUT. All ~ s.w.
C. V. WOODBRIDGE. 600 6ths-w
". A. l.. HUNT. sol 4,a.s
JAMES FERRY. AL y. J. ave. n.
b. b. BADEN. SD Csc.
L. +. LUSBY. 7I2 East Cspitolst.
JNo. F. SCHNEIDER. 2l3 llthn.e
NJ. J. SCHNEIDER. s:Se Nd. ave a.
BERNARD WALLS. cor Sd and Cha
r. f. MILES. - ID ne
JOHN NJ. CLARK. cor 4th and Bn.e
Mrs. WILLIAM BRAHLER 4Ol Hna
BRISON NORRIS. sol II me-
j c. L1PPOLD. 9TH and Bombay n. W..
HAGAN BROS, l.gtil and @ n. ".
JOHN L. cox 81. Market.
JOHN p. LOVE. 15:,4 l4th
p. KENNEDY. 9th and Bs.e.
G. l.. WOOD. 9th and % NV.
W II. SUITE. 81 and Csc.
SAMUEL LEE, Sol ~ W.
HUNT WARD. ABS 9th s.w.
ANACOSrIA GROCERY CO., Anscostia D. C.
D. j. BUCKLEY. 123 "lst n. ". Miss. 3n
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BROS. Auct,oneers.


EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
WEST.
By virtue of the last will and testament Of Catha
rfne Corrtgan. will sell at auction on TUESDAY.
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JANUAR d. A. d.
1893 at HALF-PAhT FOUR OCt OCK PM, in
front Of the pre- Uses the following described real
estate situate in the city OF Washington District of
Columbia, and known and being par. Of 10 twenty
(20) in square humble ed five hundred and thir.
nine (5:,A) described as foows
Beginning for the the distance Of twenty-one
CID ee, five 90 inches from the northwest corner Of
said lot on street. south and rum thence east
the line Of street fourteen Q4) feet. thence sou
sixtyeight o6S) feet to alley Ell hit 80 feet wide.
thence ives along line of said alley fourteen u4 feet,
thence north sixtyeght 1857 feet to the place Of be-
ginning.
Together with all the improvements, ways ease
ments, rights; privileges. appurtenances and hnre-
tanning.
Terms: One-half cash. balance in one year. note to
bear per cent annum interest from day Of SALE
payable semi-annEally and 70 he secured by deed Of
haser. A deposit Of 1900 required at time Of sale.
Conveyancine &c. at purchasers cost Terms to be
comrlied with in fifteen days otherwise the right
ing purchaser after ve days advertisement Of such
d. O. TIMOTHY T. GORMAN
Executor Of last will and testament Of Catharine
Corrigan. deceased. ja5-dSds
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9th and d SITS. n. ".
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
STREET BETMEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX

y.
By virtue Of certain deed Of truss to us bearing
dsts 0Stoee God ~ A. p 1880 and duly recorded in
Of the District Of Columbia and the request Of the
party secured ther BY we will sell, in front of the
EENTH. 4. D. 1888, q FotR O'CLOCK PM. the
described piece or parcel Of land situate and
and, and being al Of lot numbered in Columbian Col
bered 1914. as per plat recorded Liber c. H. b.
folio lol OF the records Of the Office of the surveyor
provements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid In cash. the balance in three equal install.
ments n one two and three years for which notes Of
snnum. interest payable semi-annually and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold will be taken.
and recordi at cost Of the purchaser. deposit Of
$500 Will be reanred at time Of sale: Terms Of sale
otherwi trustees re.srve the right to resell the
after ave days advertisement Of such resale come
newspaper published In Washington, D. G.
MAHLON ASHFORD, I r
dS1-eots Adds B. BROWNE. ! A1usseos'
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When the open space ia reached the Saliva
florists fall upon their knees one after another
and offer up prayers in a manner that indicates
sincerity OF purpose. Then song and expert
ence- al up the program. and those IN the
audience often make the occasion one of Jest
Ing ard fun.
Reformed drunksrds, gamblers and even
worse than they stand IN front of the audience
and tell % their past experiences and how,
through the efforts Of some one true
% the army's flag. thev were lifted from the
downward path and put upon the road to eter-
nal happiness.
From the outdoors meeting the procession
marches along the avenue. and when there Is a
large tOuOEiug the captain leads them TO the
salvation Army barracks. on Ds;reet northwest,
Just two doors east Of 9Th street.
WEz16lsIz7
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RICHNOND AND DASYrLLE RAILROAD co.
H T. '" htlDEkoPtE .Np RUB FOsTKR

kffflklRS.
Sche lule IN eject Noverntsa- m issse
AL trains ar " .n leave a. f-nu- ylvania Pass-n-
ger :; alton. WASHINGTON. u. =
= % a. m.-Baiv. CONNECTS a. I,ur.il,urs for all
sta Ions on Norfolk ard Western abroad ans sor ali
Irincipsl 80 nts south al visions ~ Ek.hulo-f
an DanNtiie SN-sriu. Pullman Sl-aua- N.S York
ana Washington 20 -flanta. connecting fh.u.e IN
Ni"fper 10 CIV or ans VIA ~ n srd fsr M.-l-
Inis va biruinrhsn. uniting n panvi L. With
Royal and stra~htrc daily -, ,srs, SIM law
- p "; Daily to- Warg.u'n a. Chs-lo--.-vtlls
and through tram Tor Front .ya aud l.i v
opt Sunaag.
10 ~ n.m.-naflv WASHINGTON AND sof-Tp
Nl-STtEN VISIT BI-ITD TIMIT'-p roIur,.al sr.-
iir-ly OF fullfa sleeper. iinnr Iarior ok "a =
Cars. and runs 10 Atlanta fitne hoursD with p 4
man S"er-r THROUGH New York al " = hirr.or 4,
New Dreams Viz NontComa aud New H,~k .ni
Washiu ton - Aiken aud Auggsta Via 90 urntI a
ana Was nst,n : M-uig his via b. minfxham DiniI.s
car New York 10 irf.t rofnery.
loo n m Daily for all irincir-l noiut. s,uth nm
hichIond and tahVtll- stern. Tsuii-uan Slearua-
New 10 A aud WASHINGTON 20 Hot sprinss Wis Ash :.
VILE. and " ishngton 20 Atlanta "
TRAINS on WARRINGTON AND ONO DIVISION
leave Washington az e. 40 b n IA. and II q
T. m daily feturnn-. arrive Nashinsfon nj, m,
5o p and = am. daily Train l.svtu.r Nash.
from HerndCn only.
Through 'rans from tha sur:h arrive Washing, =,
- a m 10 10 and q. 70 y. VA Msns--as DiSt.-
Ion, 10 ~ IA and q. 20 .. ~. eN~..rt SUNDAY
furnished az office 1900 Pepu~yly mia ave ma ~
fasssn-er Station. Pennsy lSaHa Railroad Wash A.
ton. ID. e.
/. :. BROWN. General .qert Passenger p-nt
W 4 1IEh. frsr-r ! Pas
W. H. GREEN. General ManaCrr nig
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THIS EVENING.

cox OOO WORTH OF DIAMONDS, GOLD
sDAc.oOO watches fine silver and other
goods from Marstpns loln office. Troy. n Y. FECH
NER, Auctioneer, 5l1 Pa ave-. under Metro'n Hotel.
n16-3m
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what Has Been Accom- pIishcd in This City
stori-. Told bv the Oficers TO . star Re
port~r-The Nightly sally Prom the Bar
racks to the seventh street Corner.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD
A Capacious and Commodious Rifle
Range to Be Established.
ROOM FOR A WHOLE REGIMENT

Surely Be Heid-Gossip About the Crab am
Case; Reinstatement by No Means Prob
sble-Rifie Committees Appointed-Other
News.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioness.. iSo7 O st
CATALOGUE SALE
AVERY IMPORTANT COLLECTION
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY FURNITURE
COLLECTED FROM OLD FAMILIES IN
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
FINE OLD DUTCH SILVER,
CARVED AND sILvER-MouyrEp worries.
SILVER AND HANp.PAINrEp ENAxELs.
SHEFFIELD AND OTHER PLATED WARE.
MARBLE PEDEsTALs. OIL PAINTINGS.
CURIos. CHINA OF FINEST GRADES.
CABINETS. FURNITURE IN ODD
DESIGNS
A FEW SPECIMENS FROM
MEssRs. b. GRossBAUM sons
RENOWNED COLLECTION OF ROYAL VIENNA
AND OTHER ART PoRcELAINs.
REMOVED FROM THEIR GALLERY ON 5TH
AVE. NEW YORK.
The whole forming the most valuable and varied
collection of useful and ornamental good,
that has been at auction here for
anumber Of years.
GEASp EXHIBITION MONDAY. JANUARY 9. 80
AT OUR ART GALLERIES. lio7 STREET.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
TUESDAY. JANUARY TENTH. o.
AND THREE FOLLOWING DAYS.
Catalogues and further information can be had at oui
Office.
LATIMER L SLOAN.
js4-5t Auctioneers. l4O7 C St
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CaEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE II FIFE, 4 OCTOBER N rsp,
Trains leaye daily from Union Station ID and p i,
9th and SIS. ~.
handSomest and ntus complete Solid Train seryi- "a
Vest rom Washington.
200 m, daily Cincinnati AMI y; Lon. Ts,.
( ited'-Solid vrsihuledL f'eViv eluiuped eI.-fric
LIGHTED train. Puiimsns finest s'e@D arr wsshtr
ton 20 Cincinnati. Arrives Cincin 400 m In
dianapoiis ii 90 m. st. Louis 81 r. N Chica- m
5:35 pm. --'
n;i0p. m; dsiiy-rh" famous ''F. F.V Idri.ei--
ssod vestihuie train with dining ami Pulim.,
seeiers fo- n-inn Il. LeEn ton. Louisville rndixa
apoiis and 81. Louis without chsnse. a-fviny A
Cinctnnar 6.eB n. n. Lexington q 10 D. m Iou,e-
vile $50 y. IN, fndisnapoit- II OF M chi AZ,
go a. M. 81 Louis ~ IN connecting IN Unoa
depot for all points
300 D.; m ,laily-Express for Gordon-viils chsr-
lottesvile, Richmond. Maynesboro'. Staunfs,u snA
principal Virginia POINTS daily. except sunday fSr
Pullman locations and tickets at Company, ofss~
5l3 and l4,l Penna.
IA H. W FULLER. GenT Passens.-r ,.,-n,
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LIEUT.. pAvIsoS's EXPERIENCES.

Lieut.. Dawson said in reply to the questions
asked Il WIS born in England and have only
been IN this country year. but l am here to
STAY Ten years ago when ] first saw the army
IL England ridiculed it, and with other young
men even tried to interfere with its marches
and meetings. Those were the times of perse-
cution for II in England. Why. / remember
seeing an officer of the army. whom l afterward
came to love, walking through the street at the
head Of come soldiers with the blood streaming
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

BY virtue of writ of feri fscias issue, ont Of the
clerks office Of the Supreme Court Of the District
Columbia and to me directed will sell at nublic sale
for cash. at tine suction room OF Radcliffe. Darr &
Company. No $50 Pennsylvsnia avenue northwest
Washington city, District of Columbia on FRID AY
THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY 1883 al
TEN (lO) O'CLOCK 5. NJ. all the right title, claim
and interest of the defendant in TO the following
described property, to wit:
Seventeen Il y casee Tomatoes seven ca case. Corn
four 90 eross Dixon Yeast Powder one Il, case Rum.
ford Yeast Powder. four "a boxes Starch I'D bar
Gel Vinegar four q barrels Sirup. CRACKERS Cakes.
wheat, Pickles, Tin Boiler. Coffee. three CD cases
Corn three go boxes 0lene SOAP. one Cd box Pearl
l20O) cakes Pearlne Soap. one ID lot Lye. Bluin9.
Matches Burners alb 'ut two hundred (200) cakes OF
SOAP one ~ lot Sauce Catsup, Lohs.er. 10, Of Lamps.
lot Of Tin Ware, lea. Mustard. Sweet OIL, Catsup.
spices, Cakes. Tobacco, scrub Brushes Mustard.
Coco; Honey: ssr rdI Figs; chSeolaie. lot Q:
Ware, Herring. Cider and bsr els. one Cd Show Ease
and contents lot Of Wooden pals 10, OF dranqlated
Of Soap. Tobacco Cutter part Quaker OATS part
Of . box OF Oranges.
Seized and levied upon as the property of Yancy D.
81. 366. in favor Of B; D. Farnshaw Brother
DANIEL NJ RAN DELL. U. =. Marshal
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. d3ltoji12inx9
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REAL ESTATE ON TWELFTH sTREFT WEST
BETWEEN 4 AND STREETS NORTH IN


By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date of the
second day Of June A. D. 1885, and recorded In libe.
No. 1885, folio 1893 seq, the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, and the request Of the
trustees viii .sll e pnRc auction in front Of the
JANUARY. AID. 1885, AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
city Of Warrington, District Of Coiumbis and being
l4 By the depth Thereof and also lots forty
cefng 70 the subdivision Of said By the vesry
and treasurer. recorded in Iiber w Z. folio io0 al
gether with the improyemsnt. thereon.
Terms Of sale; leash and the balance IN
o. two g, :ad Shrse GO year. for which the prom
cent Per .nan5 from the day Of .sls VIII b taken,
cash st The epsion q the pnIeh..er q puiehsssrs
Iurchsser ,t the time Of sale. All conveyancine q
complied with IN fifteen days from day Of sale the
ustees the ght to resell the property a the
cost and rak Of defaultng purchasers after i've days
Of such resals In some in the
HARRisoS s. BARBOUR.
1870 New York ave. .r-r.....
WILLIAM ]. MILLER. A
406 Louisiana ave. q. y.
Z. L wA00AlAN. Aucsionssr. a23dkds
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THE SALVATI0NARMY
Its Operations in the National Cap
ital.

THE d STREET BARRACKS.
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TTNIIED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
VICTORIA AND SURREY AT AUCTION.

VICTORIA AND SURREY AT AUCTION.
PFREMPTORY SALE IN FAONT OF OUR AuC.
TON ROOMS, TUESDAY. JANUARY TENTH. AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ: To COVER ADVANCES
AND CHI RGES WE WILL SELL
WITH POLE AND SHAFTS. IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION.
ONE CANOPY TOP SURREY. NEARLY NEW,
IN GOOD ORDER. ja6-3t
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N ALMOST EVERY
particular the District
National Guard is a
b etter organization
than can be found in
the troops of the vari-
Gus states. Numeric-
ally it is not as impos-
ing as the militia Of
Pennsylvania or New
York, but comparatively
it is larger and better in
every sense. Obstacles
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Lieut.. c. De L. Hins, sixth United States in
family, enjoyed the holidays at his homo in
Vienna, Va He visited the city frequently
during his stay, but returned 10 Newport bar
racks before he saw more than about s per cent
Of his friends In the guard
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AUCTION SALES.
p ATCLIFFE. pARR 3 CO.. AuctA
THIS AFTERNOON.

JUDICIAL SALE o. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
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r ATINER L SLOAN. AuctsOnesr.. i4o7 O st.
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/ ATlMEK SLOAN, Aucta.. 14U1 G St.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIsI-
PROVED PROPERTY SITUATED on ID
STREET BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIR--
STREET BETWEEN TWkLFTH AND THIR-
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sS-owING To THE STORM The ABOVE SALE
is postponed until MONDAY, he NINTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1898. same hour and place.
JAS. +. HOLD. r.
ta6-dSds JOSEPH A. hEPETTI,S irus'ees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


CBBAsSNCERY SALE OF yAL.TABLE LOT IN.
BUILDING BRICK DWELLING, NO 1876 EAST
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ATCLIFFE. pARR CO. AuoTIoNsERs.
ja6-d&ds

t1-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count of the weather until FRIDAY. THIRTEENTH
DAY OF JANUARY. 4. d, lS.r.. same hour and place
FRANK I. BROWNING. Trustee.
4l6 9th ST. n w,
ja6d&ds WASHINGTON. ID. C.
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s%IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE STORM THE
above sales are postnoned until MONDAY. THE
places. MILLS DEAN,
ja6 dts Trustee
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Col. Clay has captured Pennsylvania
militisman and proposes to keep him. Lieut..
Meyer il the man, and for the present he win
be commissary sergeant on the colonels staH.
The keystone guard loses . fine soldier and one
of the best Of its solid shsrpshooters, while the
second regiment gains an officer who will shine
on the regimental team this year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-05
BULLETS AS ARGUMENTS.
BLOODY BATTLE IN A COLORADO
MINING CAMP.
Dispute OF Rival Claimants to n Big Find
of Nuggets Leads to 'he Arbitration OF
Powder and Bail-Elsven Men Report
cd Killed.

DENVER Col, Dec. 29.-The San Juan
mining camp has followed the precedents
OF all great mining excitements by bap-
tiznR itsslf with human blood. a courier
arrived in Bluff City yesterday and re-
ported terrible battle the day before, in
which over 100 shots were exchanged
He reported II men killed and large
number wounded. George Ferguson, an
old prospector, and James Cody, known as
Blind Jim, ~ one Of the best known charac-
ters In the Arizona and New Mexico mining
camps, are among the slain. Private de
spatches yesterday from Dolores to John
Eddy, Donver mining man, confirm this
report.
The trouble grew out OF dispute over
certain claims which have been staked out.
1t is said the direct cause OF the trouble was
the discovery ol large nuggets in the bottom
of small stream, and each man claimed
that he had first located tho ground, and to
settle the dispute guus were brought to
bear. There were over 40 men engaged in
the conflict, and few, If any, escaped un-
hurt.
The information of the trouble has caused
great excitement in Denver among pros
pectors, who were skeptical of the fabulous
wealth of the new gold field. The battle
will undoubtedly bring thousands OF people
to the new camp, for old prospectors regard
deadly conflicts over mining claims as the
best evidence of rich claims.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-05
A RUTLAND lNSl
Absconds, Leaving u
DebIR'of Sc

s. D. Shepard, RLS agent Of the
Mutual Life Insurance company of New
York, has absconded, SAYS the Rutland
Herald. He went 10 New York December
2l, saying that he should go from there to
Boston aud be back Saturday. He was in
New York Thursday and told two or three
men there that be had taken passage on q
Fall River boat for Boston that night
Since then nothing has been beard from
him. He did take a stateroom on the
steamer Pilgrim, and his hat and valise
were found in it the next morning. Tn.
bsrth had not been occupied. There wa,
nothing in ths valise but some papers, by
which its ownership was fixed The sur
mise is that be has gone West.
Shepard located there in May, 1891. He
succeeded for while but there is all sorts of
gossip about his course in the last few
months. Gambling seems to have been the
thing that brought him into trouble. He
left debts OF one sort and another to the
amount Of $4,000, more or less, including Z
what he owed the company. He was given
the position bore by Cheney, Shurtleff &
Cheney of Manchester, ~ H., agents of
the company for New Hampshire and Yer
mont, and r H. Cheney was in Rutland
wednesday trying to straighten things out
Mr.. Cheaey assumed all OF Shepard's local
debts
Shepard married just before he wen,
there au exceptionally lovely young wife
who became very popular. His life with
her was happy, but he left her wholly un-
provided tor and sho has returned to hel
friends. 1t ia not thought that he coulc
have taken more than 500 or s. -00 ii
money with him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-05
VERMONT PERSONALS.

1t is reported thht President Harrison
will offer the chief justicsship OF the island
of Samoa to ex.Gov. Ormshee OF Brandon,
who is now tia American commi s.oner on
the island. Mrs. Ormsboc and her dauG hter
have just arrived at home from Samoa.
Col. GouldinS in behalf OF Gov. Fuller
presented, Wednesday nigAt, Sedg wick
Grand Army Post, Braytleboro, with an d.
fashioned high-back chair made OF bullet
SCARED rails from the site occupied 10y the
old Vermont brigade at Gettysburg, July
3, 1863. The seat and back are upholstered
with leather while the rails are in their ma
tural state. Col. Hooker accepted the gift
for the post.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-05
ChlLpS INDEMNITY RECEIVED.
Secretary Tracy Cannot Disburse the
Amount to tho Clainsnt,.

Secretary Tracy Cannot Disburso the
Amount to tho Clainsnts.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S. The S7J 900, ao
cepted by this Goyernmsnt from Caih in
tae settlement of all damages in the Bal
tmore riots In Valparaiso 10 now in the
United States treasury, t. tue credit OF the
secretary OF tue navy. But judging from
present indicst o1s u long tim. will elGp,o
before any part OF this sum ID drawn for
the purpose of distribution among tic
cia mants.
This probable delay is mainly due to tho
opinion OF several OF tho government loyal
advisers that neither the secretary OF the
navy nor any other federal official has suf-
ficient authority to dIsburse tie fund In q
way that would fully and effsctually pro-
tect the government from the demands of
such of the claimants as might be dissatis-
fisd with their allotment. Secretary Tracy
has practically concluded to ask the presi-
dent to refer the matter to Congress, with
q visw to tho enactment of special legisla-
tion regarding the distribution of the aw ard
in proper legal form.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-05
VENOM Al WAs4lNaroN.
Personal Itcms OF IHtsreSe to Res identI
of ;hu Gfotn 1lountAln State.

Personal Itcms OF IHtsre~e to Residents
of ;hu Gforn Alount ain State.
Correspondence OF the Free Fress.l
Senator Proctor a few years ago hRi en-
opportunity to purchase quite numo Der OF
building lots on MG-sacuUsetts avenue,
which is one Of tho finest residence sec,iOus
OF Washington, aud with his usual keen
ness for business chances he bought the
ground. 1t has since advanced in pr.cs
aud he has lately subdivdsd it and eI-
changed a portion OF this same for the cor
ner OF Vermont avenue and - street, which
is also O very choice building site, and hers
it is tuSt mont lik9ly the proposed new resi-
dence about which the papers have said 40
much is to be built.
Senator Morril joins the many complaint
ants whose garbage is not properly collect
cd by tie heai,h department. AMI yesterday
went to the health odlcs and mada COM
pla Mt in person. lie bad preY.ou5ly msds
written complaint.
A. S Farweil OF Wells River sui his
daughter Principal Juia Il. Farvell OF the
cathedral school Of Saint Mary Mt Garden
City, l.. l., have basn visiting Washington
for the past week.
Senator Proctor aud Representative
Grout have introduced bills to pension
Mary Brown OF Berlin, dependent mother
Of William +. BroWp, Co. Q, 10Th VI vols,
Mrs Brown is 50 years old and very tesbla
Gen. Circuit has returned to Washlngton
and ia at Hotil Arlington fer the winter.
WAsaINcTOS, December 50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-05

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-Ths following
Vermontsrs have been granted PENSIONS;
Original, Eli F. Bruse, George W. Green,
Henry NJ. Coats; additional, John D. Dow,
Carleton A. Woodcock; Increase, Nathaniel
McWain. William IL. Montgomery; reissue,
Marvin j. Cook; original, widows, ETC.,
Elvra ID. Thurston.
Original, B. +. DuSbeo, EdSar Blood; re-
issue, James w. Joslyn.
WAsHINGroy, Dec. G0.-Ths following
Vermouters have been granted pensions
Original, a. kilburn Miller, Henry w.
Griffin; increase, Sylvester Clark; reissue,
John II. Allbee; original, widows, etc, mi
nor OF Robert McCollom.