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i (THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS ANT) TIHES. ffeitt AyT SEPTEMBER 2. 1892 WEATHER. HOWARD PARK FAIR, HOME MATTERS. Yeaterday'a Weather.

The weather yesterday, as Indicated by the thermometer at Eeiire" pharmacy: Great Expectations. Among the surest things to come, in which you arc never disappointed, is our Vermont winter. It is in the air already, and will soon, alas too soon, be witfc us. Ml yi -t We PAIGN, Coasios Bally lv Repablt- cans The fukr4. A very republican rally, under the ausplees of the II.

H. Powers Republican club, was held at MorrisviKe a Wednesday eveuin. The speaking at the town was preceded by a torchlight procession through tho principal streets of the village, witb the Hyde Park band and the MorrJs-ville Cornet band in line. Upon escorting the speaker to the town hall every available seat wa9 soon taken. F.

G. Fleetwood, president of the club, presided, and in a few words well; put, introduced Hen. George M. Dewey of Michigan, who, for nearly two hours, held the close attention of the large audience, making a sound, convincing argument In support of the protection tariH. At the conclusion of his speech Congressman Powers was called out by the audience and made a brief speech right to the point.

Hon. Ttn nTt fnr and -ponded i i remarks, esp3cial- r.r v.1 jy urglPg COuliUg uuv ui icpuuuuau Tyirn next Tuesday. Uis remarks closed a very successful rally which has started an enthusiasm that will bring about the largest republican vote yet thrown In this town. The campaign will be closed by tha county moss meeting on the camp grounds on Saturday. Unclaimed Letter.

List of jetters uncalled for in the Burlington pohtofiice ior tue week ending Aug. 30, ladies' list. Miss Addia Appletfa'e Mi3s Alice P. Bailey, Mrs. F.

N. Baker, Mrs. Karstow, Miss dertii" (irt-en. Miss Lena Golden. Miss Mary rs L.

M. Mason, Miss Mora Phelps, Mrs. H. J. Raj-mind.

Mrs. A.U. Mrs. H. Tonkins, Airs, parau inttie jam tllen Waiiswortb, Mrs.

Herbert hitcomb Miss Minnie White. gents' list. Ezra Brown. N. O.

Burt 2. Richard Dennie. Otis R. Gilbert, A.U. Howard, D.

Phillips, Charles Languina, Mont Handerson, Ezra. A. Thomas, A. Jb. nuney, ii.

n. rune. Mhu Was Made to Mourn, Perhaps, and perhaps not. However that may be, lie Us no excuse for his misery, if it is produced by nervousness, so long as ho neg lects to reinforce his enfeebled nerves through the medium of improved digestion. He can secure this by the regular use of Hoste-er's Siiimaph lii iters, a erateful tonic and tran qullllzer.

It should never be forgotten that the brain which is the headquarters of the nervous system and the stomach bear the closest relations one to the other, and that debility under the waistband produces a correla- tivo disturbance in the organ of thought. iie. however, a quietus to nervousness and heuilnches, bv a reform besun at the fountain head by the Bittors. Take it. also, for malarial, bilious and kidney trouble, rheumatism and the infirmities of ane.

laken before meals it lmi-arla rensn lor tne rood. 1I lt 1 tlHIlk-. We tender to all those noichbors and friends who assisted and off red their sympathy in our recent at'dict'nn our heartfelt thanks and ve also v.isti to thant those who sent the b'lutifti't (lowers. i i'. bt AND FAMILY.

Bean' Ehenmntlo FliU absolutely cure rheumatisin.and neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe. FOR SALE A $5000 First Mortgage, payable in gold, value of security fire insurance 5000, time 3 years, rate 7 per cent guaranteed. The Vermont Investment Co.

i Coal. EH as Lyman ISO C'olloffo flriU.INOTOX. Exclusive agents for Lakewanna Sucrar Loaf Lehigh, Cnrsiberlaud, Steam and Pittston Coals always 2a stoclc Wholesale and Retail. 1)1 EI. COflK.

-In this city, 51, Emily Hamil- ton Couk. in her Kth year. buiier.il from her lute resilience. -Nortn Winooski Thursday afternoon at four o'clock. George A.

-V3ayhevf RTAKER. Embalming a specialty. 184 Main St. Oppt P. O.

Open Day and Xlghf. Telephone 29-3L. TRUOKISJOT Wc ilota.l lrinda of tratiftfvjrrtus an Esj-criiilly prepartsl to move eaiea anil kinds of machinery. We Faj Freitfli on Local or Car Lots, and transfer it to auy part of the city at reasonable rates. Eirerionce in boTini: and movlnar erv able us to more pianos and household gooi without the lea'! injury.

31. COLLINS CO. Tave orders at Bniley' Mnaie Rooms anj Parker CoiHn'a Drug Store. THE STATE 'UP Coa! SIC SEPTEMBER 27, 28, 29. Look up our Exhibit of Pianos and Organs in FLORAL HALL.

South end. And we will show you what goods can be sold for taat are PURCHASED FOR CASH. BAILEY'S MUSIC ROOMS, 149 and 151 Main St, BrRIJXGTON, VERMONT. H. W.

HALL, GENERAL MANAGER. Maple Sugar GARAMELS ONCE TRIED ALWAYS WANTED. KICU PACKAGES, uiiLicfocs coons. WELCH BROS. MAPLE Burlington, Vt.

If You Didn't Paint your house, barn, store or hotel this spring, do it this alL Autumn Is the best season in the whole year for painting. Plenty of time for paint to harden; not very much dust; it's tbe time when nature does her own art work amonsc the foliage. Of course you use Chilton Paints. The best paint in the whole world. It's honest paint, sold in honest measure.

W. E. GREENE, 194 College St. "LOOK OUT for Paint," CU1LTOM. In to Tead Vccal Music.

The Teacher's Ecjectie Manual and Course of study in Vocal Music, for Public Schools and Classes, by lrof. Alfred Andrews, limo, 81pp. Cloth paper 50c. postpaid. The author of this work has had more than 25 years' experience in teachinc vocal music ia and is.

therefore, thoroughly cohversAnt wiih the nees of teachers in this department of school work. Address 1j. ti. 1 aiuij, 7 CTinrcH Hurltnrton. Vt.

F. Brown, UNDERTAKER, Til wTOfPH Xever closed. Telephone 1S6-2. Residence over Ktort. BASKETS.

The Finest liuo of Lunch, Flower, Work ami Waste itaskets in the City. J.R.Roblin.n cwhst FOR SALE, A very desirable house on Archibald new, good loca tion. For price and terms see W-BMCKILLIP Keal Estate Uroker. HAIL PIANOS. Mrs.

M. F. Burritt wishes to announce that she has taken the agency of the Mc-. Pbail Piano, and is prepared to seil them to those wishing a first-class instrument. Second-hand pianos for sals cheap at ldd King Burlington, Vt.

Entertainmsnt for Vermonters. The palatial, four-story residence, Mo. 2237 Prairie Avenue, Chicago, open to Ver- mon'ers from now until after the World's Fair closes, at reasonable rates. House situate! close by Wabash and Cottage Groye avenues line of cable cars, direct from the heart of tho city to Jac'cson Park. Car fare five cents.

Car station at the crossing-of 23d street. Correspondence solicited. Mrs. Warren Giebs. 2U.tf the finest MgP ABOUT 25 tit Misses Jackets Children All new goods been selling from $4 to $6.50, sizes from four to ten years choice Lonpf garments for Misses .1 i 1 1 and Children, suitable for fall wear, all sizes in stock, mark ed at half price to close.

One hundred Irish abuck Towels, size Huck-1 8x40, worth $2.75 a dozen, 0 for SI.OO. N. E. Chamberlin. THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUM.

A Number of Valuable Additions Lately Made From the Kepotttory of II. A. Ward at Rochester, N. Y. The University museum has just received several valuable additions which were bought by the curator, Prof.

G. II. Perkins, from Prof. H. A.

Ward of Rochester, N. Y. Prof. Ward has at his museum in Rochester the largest collection in the world of objscts of scientific interest which makes it a Mecca to all seekers after museum supplies. The new specimens will shortly be shipped and put in position, although Prof.

Perkins says that the present museum building is growing somewhat cramped for room. Among other things the new collection will contain a large number of ethnological articles, including stone axes from New Guinea and New Zsaland, ancient stone and bronze implements from Europe, two fine models of ruined cliff dwellings, and a series of busts and life masks illustrating tho physiognomy of the different races of men. There are also a number of skulls and teeth of extinct vertebrates from the Western States, and a co'lection cf European fcsails. Quite a number of rare corals were included, together with specimens of minerals needed to complete the collection now in the museum. Prof.

Perkins also collected himse'f quite an extensive series of fossils in the Oneida valley and other parts of central New York. This, says the professor, is a region of great interest because tho earliest study of systematic geolojy in America was made upoa the rocks of central New York, and most of the geological sub-divisions below tbe coal beds have received their names from New York localities. OVER A HUNDRED MORE VOTERS Added to the I.Uts by tlie City Council A Sanitary Inspection. Tie city council assembled, with ilayor Ilaselton in the chair, at o'clock last evening, lor toe purpose or correcting ice votiDg list and 112 names were added, of which i0 were new voters taking the free man's oath. The council adjouruod to Sat urday evening at The list of ballot clerks appointed by tbe mayor were confirmed.

(The list will Le found in another column.) Iho meetins of the Board cf Aldermen followed. A reconsideration of the Munroe street sewer resolution of last week was passed, upon recommendation of tbe street committee. Alderman H. W. Hall spoke, requesting power aa cuairman of the heaith committee, to employ several competent persons in addition to the health officer to make a spe cial sanitar investigation of the city imme diately, which was granted.

The board then adjourned to 7:20 Saturday evening. Billot Clrks Appointed. The following ballot clerks have been ap pointed to serve at the freemen's meeting, Sept. 6, 18'J2: Ward I Ario P. Beers, William J.

Edg-cumb. Phillip B. Keeler and John J. Mc Laughlin. Ward II L.

G. Burnham, J. L. Da- hamel, Henry Greene and E. Mower.

Ward 111 James J. Childs Thomas Failey, Mose3 Murray and Martin E. Sullivan. Ward IV James E. Burke, James A.

Kelly, Arthur L. Walker and William E. Weller. Ward Henry R. Conger, Thomas P.

Daley, C. D. Old way and Thomas F. Rus sell. A Wedditi Yesterday, Dr.

Nelson W. McMurphy of Concord, r. and Carrie Allen of Burlington were married at the First church yesterday morning, Rev. S. L.

Bates offi ciating. "us3 Alien las been a teacher of music and leaves many friends ia Burling ton. Miss Eliza lsham was bridesmaid and Mr. Jones of Concord was best man. Mr.

Fred Hawes and Mr. W. A. Bryant were the ushers. C.

W. Davis presided at tbe orgau. The bridal party left on the 11 o'clock train for Concord. Dr. McMurphy graduated from the Medieal college here a year ago June.

Kates for Board. Mrs. Zottman's Crystal Hotel is continu ing to do a prosperous business. There has been a rumor that the rates for board bad been raised. This is untrue, the rates re main as heretofore.

Where to Buy. Mr. D. N. Nicholson opens for sale to-day the fall 6tyle3 of the cebt rated Dunlnp bats, bee his new advertisement.

troubled me for twenty rears. PItica 1 started using Dr. Thomas Ecltctric Oil, have not tia an atiacn. ino ui cures sore ttiront at once. i.eua tonraa, fctanlisn, ilich Oct.

'63. It striKe us as remarkable to hear of the wonerrui record ior curing enjoyed by fcet ton Infallible Pile "Mi've: it enres every form of this troablesoms ailment. If not to be had or your arncist eana ctcrs to the Winkel mn Jt hrowii unij i Ma. DENTIST. Dr unurch extracts teeth without pam.

FOR S2-50 1 Fair and Warmer To-diy. Forecast till 8 p. Friday. For Hampshire and Vermont, fair, warm-tr by Friday night, north uinds. myiiei urn, ed, White and Blue ilag buntings lor decorating.

Several styles at low prices. -44 Stars The best all wool bunting ilars. made in best manner from best material. We are prepared to tarnish Hags of all sizes to clubs, schools, organizations or private parties at prices below any quotations we have seen. We carrv several desira-Die sizes in stock; others at 24 hours notice.

lack Dress Goods. Special sale of fine Black Dress goods, special values, opened to-day, bought for this sale, all first class goods, newest and best styles. Priestly' Henriettas all the popular numbers. Other makes of silk wash Henriettas at special prices. Handsome Black Serges, wide and heavy.

48 cents. Splendid quality Black Serge, extra wide and extra fine, worth in this sale at 75 cents. 46-inch fine wool Henrietta 9S cents, good value at $1,25. Cheval Stripe Camels hair, India Cashmeres, Silk and Wool Brocades, Cravenette erg; 7 best wo rid. wearinqr sercre in the 50 bLftUK Je control the leading make of guaranteed black silks in this country.

Special values in the newest wears $175 and $2 per yard you will be surprised to find what a handsome silk or 25 will buy xnese silks are warranted not to break, crock or shift and we will make good any justifiable claims made within six months from date of purchase. We shall continue unn? the month of August, or while stocic lasts, to sell the several special lots of Wash Dry Goods at the same low pjices. Store Closed Evenings except Mondays and Saturdays. fLAGS 1 I 1 ir" i SILKS. jK iT a.

9 I n. 16 6i 56 PERSONAL MENTION. Principal W. Laadon, who has just returned from a trip through tha Adiron-dacks, left yesterday oa tha flyer for Albany, N. to remain until Saturday.

TV" alter Freeman, of Feck Bros, carpet store, has come within an ace, as it wer, of winning another prize confectionary pact-age, tha arrival beia one girl. C. J. ilackay, 1L Clark and F. J.

Liss-man cf tha brokerage firm of Lailontagua Mackay, New York, were in the city yesterday. HIS LAST CRUISE. Capt. George tour, of the autllu3 Dies Suddenly. The sudden death by paralysis of Capt.

George Conn, of tlie Nautilus was announced yesterday. Us wa3 in his usual health on Wednesday, and took the yacht out for a day's cruise with Horatio liickok and party. On the way back, when near Appietree Point, he was taken with a numbness on one side, bo that ho had to give up tho helm to one of the crew. When Burlington was reaehei the captain was taken ashore to Mrs. Bassett's on Maple street, where Dr.

Kazan attended him. He was somewhat better toward evening and was removed to lleury Chiott's house, S3 Maple street. Here he grew rapidly worse and medical aid was again sum-lroned but to no purpose, as he sank until 2:10 o'clock when he died. Capt. Conn was a resident of Tlattsburgh and bG years old.

He was well known on the lake as a faithful and capable sailor, having been on this shout of water almost since he was born and was generally liked by those who knew hirn. He leaves a wife but no children. His father came over and took the remains to Plattsburgh oa the boat yesterday afternoon. THE COLUMBIAN EXHIBITION. rreminui Lists of tho ham plain Valley Aasociatlou's Fair Ready for Distribution.

The premium lists of tho Columbian exhibition, to be held at Howard Park September 27, 28 and 29, have just been issued by the Free Press association and are in the bands of the secretary for distribution. All applications for premium lists should be made to E. w. J. Hawkins, secretary, Eur-lington, Vt.

The eatrios in the live stock department close September 20. The society offers gcod purees and liberal premiums in all de partments. Floral hall department has been revised to meet the demands of the times. The price of single tickets has been reduced to 25 cents and other tickets are in proportion. N.

K. Fairbanks Co. of Chi cago have applied for space on the grounds and will cook with cottolene, the substitute for lard, and give a free lunch on the grounds each day. The managers are mak ing preparations for a grand exhibition. CASES FOR THEFT.

McCarty Fined Anna Decree and Rose Desniitfl "iJorrnw" Some Watctie. In City Court yetereay W. B. McCarty pleaded guilcy to assaulting D. W.

C. Ciapp, and Judge Peck fined him 10 and costs. Anna Degree and Rose Desautel were brought to account yesterday for 4 "borrowing" two watches from fcS. P. MoKeuzie-a jewe'er, at Lake Placid, N.

They returned tbe property acd settled the matter by paying the costs. The girls live here, but were working at the time at tbe Mirror Lake House and "borrowed'' the watches to wear over Sunday. They came home with tbe ja, however, forgetting to call on the jeweWer. A. E.

Wakefield strayed into the police office yesterday in a inebriated condition. He was placed in the care of Sheriff Keeves. The iluntinj Sea-ou. Yesterday was the last day of grace for the wild duck along tbe lake. The law is now off and thu s-purtsman is on.

Tae birds will be found first on tha marshes about Otter creek and Misisjuoi bay; later on they will erread to tbe bars about Colchester point, tho mouth of Ausable river and bhelburne bay. The black duck come earliest and are soon followed by tbe blue bills, whistlers and "butter abo the black coot and teale. The black duck bein? oi an over suspicious ccaracter requires a live decoy but the wooden decoy serves in tha case of the other varieties. Today's I.icurslon. To accommodate a number who could not go last Saturday, tbe Sherman band will have another excursion this afternoon, weather permitting, to ergennes on the steamer Reindeer.

The trip from Burlington to the mouth of Otter creek and up the stream to the ancient city is one of the pleasanteet that can be taken hereabouts and with favorable meteorological condi tions there is likely to be a large attendance, The steamer leaves at 1 o'clock and 50 cents pays the bill. Private iSchool. Mies Lillie Thompson's private serwfll re opens September at 23 ilonroe street. FY'The duty of every mother" cf a hand-fed infant is to give nim ro'iii. HOWARD BUKL1XGTON, VT.

Capital $300,000.00 Surplus and Trofits, 90,000.00 DIRECTORS. F. M- VAN RICKXJSN, President, C. M. SrACLUINu, Viee-Fresldeat, JOEL H.

GATES, EDWARD WEIH, 13. TF. KOBINSOX. interest Paid on speciai time deposits Letters of Credit issued, payable in all parts of tha world. Drafts issued cn eny cuntry in Europe and payable fa th Currency of th Country.

General Banking. Call upon or address F. E. BURGESS. Cashier.

i -v ri? up L-- ON Sf -TTEMFFR 2ND, l6G6, tlie great fire of London broke nit It raged fiercely for four or 'ivc days and was not extinguished until two-thirds of the had been reduced to sot than one hundred churches beincr destroved. A baker was responsible for the outbreak and a strong east wind for the appalling extent of conflagration. Going like fire are our suits at the prices we have marked on them. Our new goods are coming in every day. Yesterday's cool weather made us think our steam should be called in.

Our new hats are ready. If you need anything in Clothing, Hats, Trunks, Bags or Gents Furnishings Call on the Reliable Clothers, Hatters and Outfitters. Cor. Church and College St. We have just receiveel quantity Patent Shoes in a large of men's Leather lew stijii it) tor Fall trade.

Tou will do well to examine our stock before buying. It 13 no trouble co show goods. ey eHm If Uto niton 84 Church St. In the oldest, largest, strongest and most liberal companies in the world. Ask for rates and plana before placing your risks.

Employers' Liability, Workmen's Collective, Plate-Glass, Tornado, Accident, Fidelity, Boiler, Team, Fire, Life, H.ckck Bailey. Lead 7TJE FREE PIZES-I everr reiiii: Pencil! mat a. bold ail wholesale, i'ry tiia WitU libber ia ttis eat. uol 1 far iJ OJiii j. jxh t.

Stiles are i rea Gomfort You all we can in the shape of custom made clothing. Our woolens of English, Scotch, French, German and the best of American style ior are now arriving, to tha inspection oi whicn are cordially invited, are practical tailors oar aim is to produce you We and per- feet fitting, best trimmed and made clothing only. If you intend to have a tall or winter duit or Overcoat, leave your order early and avoid the crowd. You-nian's and Silverman's fall styles of hats are in stock They are the best. 0 06 DR St ft Jr If fe I MERCHANT TAIL0KS.

1 fi lU i i i Ilavo you If net you will need them if you play this very popu- lar game-want a ou will pair of RUSSET SHOES for your vacation and pcrhapi a pair of earners, 1 too. Bear in mind we have the most complete lines of the above goods to be found in the Statefor gentlemen, as well as ladies, old or young. OXFORDS and low shoes in great variety, 5 I 3 i I I i SS Church St. FOR THE He Ten At we will sell ft A lit every article in Crockery, Lamp Fancv Goods line. the or We are obliged to make room for the new Fall goods.

The China Hal! Church St. 'icleplione, call Ul- rrepa 10 Fall ana Winter fear 3 3 1 ejtire onuco pair? CO 1 a a Days Cost IMPORTED CIGARS. MANUEL "(JAItt'IAS, 11EXHY LAYS, only lo Cents Each. 15c. KEY WEST CIGARS.

SOLACE, EL. KEY, COBANO II. Upmann C. only 10c. each.

S'PQRTiftC GOODS STORE, OS Church St. VE KECOMMEND OUR CELEBRATED ROBERT BRUCE" as being 1 0 0 CT. Per offered tor sale in this market. Try one and you will smoko no other. You can get them in either "Londres" or Perfect03' shape, at wholesale only by BBED TAYLOE,.