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THE DAILY FREE PRESS AND TIMES SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1879. AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS. PEBSOHAL. BY TELEGKRAPH. TO THE FBEE PRESS AXD TIMES.

A Card. Bcelington, June, 1879. as to our appreciation of the paper. To avoid mistake it is proper to say the papers have not been read as a text book but that they have been placed in a file prepared for them and read before and after school, at many of the spinners as a menace. The mayor said he should try to act as a disinterested party during the strike, but would preserve order, and the extra police were only put on to prevent the outbreak of any disturbances.

Up to Three O'clock p. m. To the Editor of the Free Press and Times Up to Three O'clock this Morning. EVENING EDITION. recesses and at noonings, etc.

SI'OHTIXi MATTERS. (J. J. Alger, Superintendent Public Schools. FOREIGN NEWS.

BQtLlNOTOX, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1879. VIC- OAE HAEVARD-YALE IIAEYaBD THE Testimony to the interest of our paper and to its worth as an educator, so distinct YeHtrday's Wealhcr Hecord. V. S. Signal Service Office.) Bcklisgton, June 27, 1SI9.

8 p. m. 11:15 p. m. 29.77 29.76 VERJIOTT NEWS.

DEOWNING ACCIDENT. Windsor, June 28. At 5 o'clock this morning while three boys were swimming in a mill pond, Leslie, son of the late Isaac Morgan and ward of Hon. Gilbert A. Davis, aged 1C, was drowned.

news. poss1bt.e compromise. Washington, June 28. It is reported the conservative democrats may unite with the republicans in making an unconditional ap Tomors. New London, June 27.

The Harvard-Yale boat race took place to-day. There was a large attendance. Harvard won the choice of position. Owing to the unevenness of the water the word to start was not given until 7:25 p. Yuls caught the water first and at the end of the first 7 a.

y. 2 p. n. Barometer 29.90 29.7T Thermometer 74 61 Humidity percent. 72 63 Wind direction S.

SV. Velocity, in miles 05 S. England. PoETsxiorTH, June 27. Captain Davis commanding the frigate Trenton, accompanied by the American vice consul has paid official visits to the British naval and military authorities.

The Trenton will await the arrival of rear Admiral Howell at Spithead now on a cruise to Cape Hagen and the north sea. London, June 27. In connection with the sacking of a school house at Moirus, Ireland, Lowthar, chief secretary for Ireland, announced in the House of Commons to-day that the government was firmly resolved to preserve order, irrespective of the religion of engaged in the outrages in the district referred to. G. W.

M. Reynolds, the English novelist, is dead. His works were of the sensational order, dealing mostly with crime, and many of them were positively vicious and bad. "The Mysteries of London" and "The Mysteries of the Court of London" were the most famous of his productions. He is said to have possessed one of Queen Elizabeth's most remarkable faculties for it is told of him, and the perusual of his fictions makes it quite credible, that he kept four secretaries at work, at the same time dictating to each of them on a different subject.

Prince Napoleon (Plon-Plon), the present head of the house of Bonaparte, reflected on the Orleans family in a speech in the French Senate, and was challenged by the Due d'Au-male, but declined, to the indignation and disgust of the army. He asked Louis Napoleon what he should do under the circumstances, whereupon the Empress Eugenie said bitterly "When a man thinks of fighting, cousin, he does not ask such a question." Louis Napoleon was convinced of his cousin's timidity, and remarked more than once "If Tper hour 7 Weather Fair 4 6 6 Cloudy Clear Clear. and so wholly unsolicited as the above, jand the approval of persons of such clear and competent judgment, is alike gratifying and encouraging We may add (in reference to an allusion of Superintendent Alger's) that no difference has been made in the selection and editing of matter for our columns since the Free Press and Times has been on file in the schools. Our effort has always been to make a paper fit to go into the pure and peaceful home9 of the community in which it circulates so largely and if fit for the home, it is fit for the school. half dozen strokes gained a slight advantage, both going at 40 strokes, but Yale's advan Maximum Thermometer, 85 Minimum Thermometer, Rain Fall In Inches and hundredths.

Maximum Velocity of Wind per hour, 36 miles. J. H. Shebmas, Sig. Corps, S.

A. As I have no time to report to parties interested or to answer numerous inquiries as to the matter of the Holly litigation, I will avail myself of your columns to state the situation. In 1875 the Holly Co. brought suit against the Vergennes Machine simply because that Company was doing a leading business in constructing water works and supplying Flanders pumps to a large extent. The Holly Company, whose pump is an old style, clumsy and slow concern, it being impossible to get half the number of strokes per minute from that pump in comparison with the Flanders pump, beginning to see unless could frighten the towns from bidding for they Flanders pumps their trade would be taken from them, began to make claims as follows in circulars "We claim, under reissued patent No.

5,132 all pumping directly into street mains without stand pipe or reservoir, infringes on our patent. No regulating device whatever can be used that does not come under our claims." An agent of the Holly Company followed, dogged and spied upon the Vergennes agent wherever he went, and lied like an Italian beggar aliout his adversary and rival in business. Mr. Mitchell being a good talker, and knowing his own business, usually came out ahead. But his expenses were increased, and threats of suits made by the Holly Company against all the towns who used or purchased for use the Flanders pamp.

They sued the company and then fought a whole year to gain time before they put in testimony. propriation of GOO.OuO for the payment during the next fiscal year of the fees of United States marshals and their general deputies By Telegraph to the Free Press and Times. To-night's Weather Indications. ioyii-sio NEWS. tage was only temporary and a dozen or more powerful strokes with Harvard oars forged their boat ahead in line with Yale.

At half a mile, Harvard was a good length to the fore lead, which Yale spurted manfully to lessen and did succeed in diminishing a few feet, but this effect seemed to consume all the bottom there was in their boat, so that War Department, Office of the Chief Signal Officer. ER. We shall strive more earnestly than ever to ashington, June 23, 1S79 it a. HORRIBLE MntDER. Montreal, June 28.

At a late hour last night the mutilated lody of a woman named For New England, warmer southwest winds, increasing cloudiness and numerous local rains, possibly followed by clearing weather and stationary or lower temperatures. airs. AicL-ormaek, alias Conwav. was found France. Paris, June 27.

The government had taken precautions against any demonstration at yesterday's funeral mass in commemoration of the deceased Prince Imperial. The troops in the neighboring barracks were confined to their quarters and the police were under orders to arrest any body indulging in Bona-partist cries. make our paper a worthy and valued visitant to both. Communication. The Holly Pump and Patent Litigation.

Hon. F. T. Flasrler of Lockport, N. in a house on William The house is in the low part of the city, and i3 occupied by Mr.

and Mrs. Jacobs and frequented by dissipated characters. On the po- i i. i i a bullet should ever be found inside of Plon-Plon, it will be a bullet that he has swallowed." "Plon-Plon," with which he was and his counsel, John E. Hatch, were here yesterday for a conference in the matter of a settlement of the Holly litigation.

Birdsill Holly claims to be the inventor of all water that runs up hill, unless it is fortunately de from this point out it was merely a question of how great a distance Harvard would lie ahead at the finish. At the first mile Harvard was six lengths ahead find doing 3G, Yale 35 thence to the finish Harvard did not lower her stroke to less than 35, pulling magnificently throughout the rapidly opening water astern. Yale labored fearfully and seemed to be entirely broken up, so much so as to excite sympathy from the crowd. There was but dubbed after his inglorious return from the Crimea, has its Ensrlish equivalent in "rub- iim tunuiu; iuc juace ai miumglll a nomine scene presented itself. The body of the woman was lying on the floor in a pool of blood, the head completely severed from the bod and placed in a bucket close by, and in the bucket was also the right hand of the unfortunate woman.

A drunken brawl had a-dub-dub." (ermaiiy. Berlin. June 27. The tobacco commission arrived at a decision in favor of imposing a duty of 85 marks per hundred kilograms on foreign tobacco, despite the government's statement that a refusal to fix the duty at a hundred marks would jeopardize the passage of the bill. The Rutland Herald denies the truth of the rumor of Hon.

John B. Page's insolvency. Joe Jefferson will play Rip Van Winkle at Howard Opera House the first of November. Hon. Henky Ballard will address the temperance meeting at 4:30 to-morrow afternoon.

aIeetixg of Burlington Chapter Xo. 3, 7:0 p. this evening. Full attendance requested for work. Ock coal dealers have just leceived notice from the Pennsylvania Coal Company of an lieen going on in the fore part of the day and it is supposed the murder took place in the advance of twenty-five cents a ton July 1st.

afternoon. Mrs. Jacobs has been arrested and circumstances sd far point to her as the posited in a reservoir or, to draw it milder, he declares that his brain created the system of water works for pumping into street mains direct, without the use of stand pipe or reservoir, and that whoever sticks up a pump on that sort of business infringes his genius and lays unwashed and illegal hands upon his rights. The more outrageously ridiculous such claims are when the field is broad and defenders are scattered, the better chance to procure good returns. little excitement as the crews swept down to the finish, occasioned as much by the dark murderess.

Pomona (i range No. 1 of iiittenden County. Proceedings held at the hall of They at last found they must meet the case and so withdrew the suit. Finding the Vergennes company in litigation among themselves, harassed by a shameful "family quarrel and burdened by unfortunate debts and trammelled with a chancery suit, as unnecessary as it has been disastrous, the Holly Company urgently sought to renew their suit so that they might get an easy verdict because of the financial difficulties and quarrels of the Vergennes associates. By advice of counsel it was stipulated that they might go on with the case if it could be closed in thirty days, the defendants taking sixty and both parties using but 90 days in all, unless each agreed to 120 days.

Nearly GO days ran out and the Holly NEW NEWS. Ethan Allen Grange No. 24 of Milton, June 17, 1879. The Grange oiencd in form, V. ness and inability to see the boats a little ways off as by the procession which the boats made.

As they entered the last mile the water was as smooth as glass and the yachts began to signal the approach to the "finish, with an almost continuous discharge of cannon, while sailors on the Portsmouth M. oodruff the chair. First, a paper HEAVY ROBBERY. Providence, It. June 23.

The store of Iioliert Lurke, jewelry and watch repairing, Wi.i.,. i i Japan. Yokoiioma June 10. Prince Henry of Germany continues to be the object of lavish hospitality. The greatest manifestations, however, are reserved for Grant, who will be greeted with honors never before manifested to an' guest of Japan.

Official custom returns for April show upwards of two million dollars in excess of imports over exports. A similar excess four years previous was regarded with anxiety, particularily as the out-go of specie also exceeded the income by two millions. Japan's resources are too limited to justify such discrepancies. manned the yards and joined their cheers with the rahs of the Harvard men on shore A Verdict ov (Juilty. In the famous Peabody forgery case at St Johnsbury, a verdict of guilty was rendered.

The Middlebury Lodge of Good Templars will have another excursion to the Queen City Park next 'Wednesday. A new time-table goes into effect on the Central Vermont, Monday, as will lie seen from the advertisement in another column. Company put in no more evidence. Ominous hints of a combined company came to us by mutual parties. Finally a meeting was held at Albany.

N. where the Holly Com The last half mile was as fine an exhibition of rowing on the part of Harvard as was ever seen, their boat fairly jumping through the water and carrying them to the nnish pany, its president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer and the Vergennes Company Out into the little towns of the far est the Holly Company go, and lay claims for damages" because they see two mules turning a water wheel to drive into Dean City a few hundred gallons of river and roily water a day, and they secure the astonishing verdict of several thousand dollars damages for infringing the Holly patent. This result was achieved by talking loudly aliout a "dash pot," and then letting every thing else "go to pot" and settle up by a sort of "let me bite our orange and I'll show yon my sore toe" reciprocity. Prior to this legal triumph they had begun suit against the Vergennes Machine Com-panv. Prompt issue was joined, and the case came on for hearing.

At once the astute counsel of the great inventor withdrew his system and hisbill so far as it related to the patent for all up hill pumping, except into a between and i mile ahead. The official time is given at 22 minutes and 15 seconds, for Harvard 23 minutes and 5 seconds for bv counsel made equitable arrangements not now necessary to s(eak of, as the terms were conhdential. hunice it to say that they were from the Lecturer on the duty of the Pomona Grange to the subordinate grange, was endorsed by the Grange and well received. The unfinished business of the April session was then called, but in the absence of the 'secretary was carried over for the September meeting. A paper on "Adornments of Farmers' Homes" was read by Sister Allen, the truths of which were heartily concurred in by all present.

At this point the Grange took a recess, and had a bountiful dinner in the formof a "basket picnic." Resuming labor, a discussion on "Corn as a Forage Crop" was opened by Brother Phelps of Milton followed by Messrs. Sanderson and Beecher of Hinesburgh, Fuller, Rood and Whitney of Williston and Mr. Allen, each speaker giving his own experience. AH spoke favorably of the use, and each thought the large varieties of sweet-corn preferable caiuiiuimei oucli, ntui luuutru uy professional thieves, last night. Two safes were opened by screws and robbed of five watches and other jewelry valued at $12,000, to 15,000.

Entrance was effected from a vacant store adjoining. The job was probably done before 11:30 o'clix-k while crowds were on the street, and the robbers are believed to have taken the train for New York at that hour. BURNED TO DEATH. West Bbookfield, June 28. Margaret, daughter of Thomas J.

Martin of Gilbertville, eight years old, was burned to death yesterday. While trying to kindle a fire with kerosene the can exploded and her dress caught fire. She was badly burned from the waist down and lived but a few hours in great agony. drowned. Fall Hivek, June 23.

A boy named Cahill, 6 years old. while bathing in the river at the Border City mill wharf, got beyond his depth and was drowned. XI.VITIS ONCJUESS FIIIST SESSION. SENATE. Washington, June 27.

The House bill to pay fees of United States marshals and Rev. Charles Van Nokden of St. Albans has been tendered the chaplaincy of the 1st Regt. N. G.

of Vermont, and will probably accept it. Orp. townsman J. W. Hiekok, who has been in California for a mouth past, is creditable to both sides, could work no harm to any one else and were such terms as enabled the Vergennes company, which had been driven from the field by misfortune and meanness, and by the machinations of the Holly Comp-my, to again organize and go to work, as at first Yale.

THE II AliVARDS JUBILANT. Harvard students to-night celebrated their victory. A procession consisting of several hundred students marched through the streets singing, tooting horns and burning fireworks. Several residences were serenaded subsequently. Both crews were escorted to the residence of Gov.

Loomis, where a banquet, was served. their general deputies was read twice and referred to the committee on appropriations. The House joint resolution fixing Monday at 4 p. as the time for final adjournment was laid before the Senate. on his way home, by way of the Isthmus.

Early Potatoes. Mr. J. W. Madigan to-da3' dug in his garden on Champlain street new potatoes nearly as la-ge as goose eggs.

Who beats -Mr. Davis ot West lrsnnia, in connection FKOn V4Mlli lO. reservoir. There was nothing left of the suit but a "dash pot" something used about as the old colored man's load of rocks was used, on one side of the horse to balance the grist on the other. A cute mechanic saw how to render this old idea and its emliodinient in Dumns unnecessary and that and other with the resolution, said, We are not with out the hope that we may agree with the to the western varieties better to be plant- The graduating class of the University had ed in drills thinly, than sown broadcast bet- House, but at this time it is best not do so, therefore I ask its reference to the committee on appropriations." It was so ordered.

WESTERN NEWS. a supper at the Van Ness House Friday eve- ter to be fed 24 to 48 hours after cutting than good reasons caused the Lang patent to become an iuiDrovement upon the ancient bal- upon a mutual recognii ion of the rights of each, and a community of interest and financial aid from the Holly Company. The particular manner of arranging this, as I said liefore. need not be mentioned. Their counsel soon sent on specifications unobjectionable in most matters, but containing utterly inadmissible demands and entirely contrary to all the agreements at Albany.

They were rejected by myself and Mr. Woodbridgc as entirely unsuited to the case. In answer to the Holly Company's letter I showed them that the only wa' the negotiations could be carried on, wa3 to have them agree to furnish funds enough to pay Mr. J. D.

Kingsland's claims, aliout suit now pending in court and E. B. Hayes's field. This was profitable Ti.Kii t. i srreen irom me Mr.

Cameron of Wisconsin, at his own request, was excused from the committee to discussion. Some discussion took place with ance-beum-deviee, by making a valve do the everything passed off most pleasantly. i reference to a farmer's picnic at Queen City steadying itself inquire into alleged frauds of the late elec tion and Mr. Blair appointed in his stead. A resolution providing for a joint commit Some time this spring Mr.

Holly came into the field again. He begged to have their suit again set straddle of the legal fence, and COMPROMISING WlTn TniEYES. Washington, June 27. The department of the interior having been notified that many persens who illegally cut wood from the public lands in different territories desire to be relieved from the liability attached to such offence by paying for the wood cut by them, the commissioner of the general land office has issued a circular to the United States register and receivers in the territory to accept a compromise for depredations prior to June 17. The terms are to be half a cent for each railroad tie cut, fifty cents for each cord of wood and a dollar for each thousand feet of logs.

All persons who wish to settle on these terms will lie required to submit a sworn statement of the kind and quantity of wood cut and from whence tee composed of three members of the House the defendant's counsel readily assented, Then they proposed an Albany con- ference. They chose Albany because Park in August or early in September, and the subject was left with the executive committee. A discussion on the Cutting and Curing of Grass," was next opened by Brother Allen of Milton followed by Messrs. Whitney of Williston, Phelps, Rood, Beecher of Hinesburgh. Sanderson, Mayo, and Marrs of West ford.

The general drift favored early cutting for milk and butter, and later cutting for growing stock and workers. No theories were advanced, but each one spoke from ex claims, the irreconcilable associate who had the chancery suit that if this was done the remaining memliers could renew work and the Holly Company would have at least a four-tenth interest in the Vergennes business. and Senate committees on mines and mining to act in aid of the commission appointed under the sundry civil act of 1879 to codify the laws relating to a survey and disposition of public lands, was adopted. Died of His Injuriew. Mont Ci.air, N.

June 27. John Ogles-by, the coachman shot last evening in an altercation by his employer, John A. Blair, paying teller of the mechanics bank, New of its convenience to reach, expecting to meet in the persons of amiable and rural counsel of the Vergennes Machine Company men who are noted for being always taken in by some superfine witted New Yorker or other, The Saratoga and White Mountains lightning express will commence running Monday, leaving this city for Saratoga at 1:35 p. and for the White Mounains at 2:45 p. m.

Parties wishing to hire an elegant accommodation turnout with careful driver, for any occasion, should consult the advertisement of Mr. E. H. Shattuck in another column. On account of a change of time on the Portland and Ogdensburg road, on and after Monday there will be no connection at Cambridge Junction between that railroad and the Burlinarton and Lamoille.

BOILER EXPLOSION. New York, June 23. A despatch from Nebraska City says "On the Missouri river, on Friday, four miles below this city, the loiler of the government boat Clytie exploited, killing James Land of East Nebraska City and Herman Bohl. Engineer Isaac McKenney and fireman W. McKinney of St.

Louis were wounded and will probably die. N. P. Pinney, captain of the Clytie, was dangerously injured. The Clytie was blown into atoms.

Major Cooley, a government official, says he gave orders to run 150 pounds of steam and the gauge only indicated 140 pounds at the lime of the explosion." HOG CHOLERA. A Chicago dispatch states that stock-raisers report terrible ravages among young pigs by cholera in southern Wisconsin and Jo Davis county, 111. Hundreds are dying and the disease spreads from drove to drove very rapidly. The disease has raged for several monlhs in Grant, Iowa and Lafayette counties, Jo Davis county, 111., and Dubuque county, Iowa. The loss is This the)' refused on the ground that there taken.

In cases involving a conflict of indent- and therefore thev were immensely lavish in perience ity as to the proper parties to pay stumpase The closing paper was contributed by l.than Thev wanted peace, were willing rates, and all cases of illegal cutting of llen Grange No. 24, and we think was to nrree to mv'somethinsr. but thev wanted wood upon government land, the property relished bv every patron present. It was I read by Sister Allen. The Grange then closed "in form.

Sec. Pro. Tem. 1 ork, died to-day. Blair was placed under arrest at his own residence last night.

Great indignation exists among the neighbors and the house was surrounded all night by a boisterous crowd. Blair claims that he shot Oiilesliv in sell-defence. a quid pro quo in the nature oi a judgment they would themsel es pay for, but it must be a big thing. The ex-Congressman of Lockport and his associates made large promises, but soon it was discovered that his promises like his claims and specili cations were all long forgotten odd ends of inventions dove-tailed The Free Tress ani Times in tis Schools. was really no responsible parties hold of it.

I then proposed to organize a new company i and liegin work here in Burlington, agreeing to have the new company take three -fifths and let the Holly Company have two-fifths of the stock if they would furnish $40,000 cash to use, as far as was needed, to buy out all the Vergennes material, pay their debts, and use the material here if the stock should be taken so as to give a working capital of at Vergennes if the subscriptions were not made. They demanded the majority of the stock and I refused. They afterwards stated, I understand, to Mr. Kingsland. that the reasonthey iniir.K; news.

will be seized and held until the stumpage rates are paid. THE MISSISSIPPI JETTIES. Captain Ends of the Mississippi jetties made application for an additional $50,000 for procuring a channel 26 feet deep and 200 feet wide. The report of the United States engineer in charge states that Eads has reached the depth and wit lit upon which he makes application. In considering the claim the department lias raised and submitted to the attorney-general the question as to the effect of difference which exists between the two acts of Congress in regard to the width of the channel a difference which has an important lieariug upon the present The first simple of new flour ground from Missouri No.

1 white wheat was exhibited at the N. Y. produce exchange, June 21st. The flour dealers were enthusiastic in their praise of it3 condition and quality. Prof.

James L. Little left New York, last night. He will return on Tues i a note from the city superintendent of scnooLs. BrEi iNGTON, June 25, 1879 G. G.

Benedict, Editor Free rress and Time Dear Sir -After applying to you in Sep-j tember last for terms for putting copies of iEicursions. THE KHEDIVE DEPOSED. London, June 20. A Constantinople de-patch says Caratheodori Pasha, minister of foreign affairs, informed the powers that the sultan has signed an hade deposing the khedive and appointing Prince Tewfik his successor. It is understood that the adhesion of the khedive and Prince Tewfik to these measures is assured.

the Daily Free into the High School day next to perform an important surgical an(i Grammar School and getting very nearly nominal terms. I reported the matter to the operation at the Fletcher Hospital, and will then probably remain a day or two. would not come into the arrangement was lieeause the new company was new to the busine-s and wai not what they wanted also that stock was too much. The utter folly of such statement will be setn at a glance. Mr.

Lang and Mr. Flanders who built all the Flanders pumps and Lang pumps are in tl new company. The stock was placed at thouirli used on the basis of twenty per cent, or $100,000 fully paid up, upon payment of wenty per cent because the the patents, would be at least per annum, if anything, and under the usual rules of stocking patents you place the value to meet the expected A Cairo despatch states that Tewfik Pasha was proclaimed viceroy of Egypt with a sa- line or 101 guns. The Russian consul gen-! together to make up a box in which to catch somebody. But nothing whs caught.

Then came a conference in Burlington. The Holly genius was fresh with new laurels. Marshalltown, Iowa, had paid $2,000 fine for using the direct pumping operation. That town had a Blake pump. They paid because they thought a fight would cost more.

The Holly Company was not so generous-spirited in Burlington as when in Albany. They had also their Cincinnati counsel who had come east especially to stiffen the Holly backbone and pull their ears into fighting him. Hence the suit will go on. Perhaps that direct pumping will have to stop lieing used until it can be ascertained whether a system used in the glorious old town of Ross on the river Wye, England, over 150 years ago, and described in a thousand printed publications and partially described in Pope's poems. But the Holly inventor may try to get out an "improvement" by swearing the lines referring to hydraulics MESSRS.

SINGLETON AND GLOVER HAVE SOME IN PI.E ASANTN ESS. Tuesday, Mr. Singleton rose to a question of privilege in the House, and havimr read an article from the Sun eral has been ordered to support the other consuls in the lwsition they have taken. It in which he was criticized for his i is reported that the khedive will receive a School Board and found they doubted the expediency of so doing. There were so many items of news of a doubtful character that cannot be excluded from a newspaper, the Board feared that in a mixed school the tendency might be bad; but on my recommendation of the experiment, and statement that the teachers in these schools had approved the trial, and that we had fully considered the point upon which the board seemed to have doubts, the necessary arrangements were made, and early in October the papers were regularly placed on file.

From time to time the success of the experiment was inquired after and it was found to be working well. Allow me to say that on more cartful observation we found the paper freer of the Tin: 3i. si nday school EXCURSION AND PICNIC WILL TAKE PLACE ON lfetltifsiiay, July 2ud, 187i. The Excursion Boat. J.

H. Hooker, will leave the V. R. Wharf at o'clock a. m.

The route will be in Sliell'Urn 15ay. thence across the lake to Kay. giving a View of the tuuiu-i. deep cms and high embankments, on the N. V.

and Canada K. thence to Cedar Keach for inc. The Sunday School having been invited by the President and omVers of the Cedar Heach Association, to make use of their dock and grounds for the purHises of a picnic; ami. every faWlitv tor inakiug coftee, spreading lunches." will le attorded. After Hieuding a few hours at this charming retreat the trip will be continued to Thompson's Point, returning via Split Hoc to Kurlington, arriving about 5 p.

m. THE SHERMAN BAND Will accompany the Excursion. The Hooker for the comfort and convenience of an excursion party is not excelled by any boat on the course relative to printing the Glover re-! pension of 15.000 per annum, port, he assailed Glover as the probable source from which the article was inspired i That Fat Person Cannot Ie Found. About three hundred availed themselves of the opportunity afforded by the Baptist Sunday school, yesterday, to enjoy a pleasant excursion up the lake to Basin Harlor. A good time was enjoyed by all, and everything passed off pleasantly.

The Capitol Guards of Montpelier, Co. 1st Regiment N. G. elected 1st Sergeant B. F.

Spaulding to be 2nd Lieutenant vice 2nd Lieutenant Charles Wells, removed to St. Albans 1st Corporal Frank Pitkin promoted to be 4th Sergeant and Private Fred. Eaton to be 4th Corporal. Remember the Methodist Sunday-school and denounced him as a crazy man or some- i Not evt Kdisua. ah all his inventive and extensive research, ran timl a fat person that thins approaching it.

Glover has written a income and sell at whatever price you please. If the patents prove of value, then the stock rises and not tmfrequently goes up to ten thousand dollarspershare.asin the case of the Allen's Anti-Fat will not reduce at the rate of from two to live pounds per week. Those having uselessly tried different anti-fat prescriptions, im-Hidm jr -etarvaiioii," "horse-back," and "saw-horse" may le skeptical, lull a fair trial will convince them that Allen's Ami-Fat is a irenuine medicine, and that it will speedily fuliil all promises. Sold by druggist. wAsat Holly Company.

1 he tolly Company claim have over three millions surplus after paying dividends upon one million, I am informed, and could stock up ten millions very readily objectionable items than we had before supposed unless the knowledge of the fact that over two hundred children of onlv they are under New York laws and don't like taxes any more than they like the various ages and both sexes were to lake. Has abundant room and a capacity to can liftui.ii kiin.1. 1 ...1.. iu ...11.. 1 PRESCRIPTION I'REK For the mitc.1v cure of Seminal Weakness.

landers pumps. ii iiitaiii.r,. -i "rii '4in im mi i iOs oi look these papers over in a public school mi iiiniiraNlHi iiiiimr OI jar lOllll letter to Singleton in which he denies lie was the author of the article referred to. Singleton having referred to a threatening letter received from Glover, the latter leplies that his communication was private and friendly and intended as a plea that Singleton should do his duty in the premises. Glover charges that Singleton designed continuously to defeat the printing of the report and acted always to that end against the wishes of his party in public and in committee.

Glover claims that a week's delay was caused by a demand to know the probable cost of printing it, and a still further delay of a month resulted from the demand that the report and evidence be turned over to the Singleton committee, which in Glover's estimation was not entitled to it. In regard to the effect upon the Flanders in l'ope were apart ot his specifications lost in transitu to the patent office. Joseph Bramali of Pemlico, England, described it all, word for word of this system, and the same system was used in London in 1812, and is still used there. In the files of the London Times are statements that might do for Holly circulars to-day, published there in 1812. In this country there are numerous instances of its use long before this inventor claimed it.

It seems the Holly Company could make no terms with the Vergennes Machine Com and Lang Pump Company in not being able M.mli'xi.l. and all disorders brought on by iudiscre-tlon or excess. Any druggist has the ingredients. Address DAVIDSON A Nassau York. June 6, room, help to restrain the publication of items that but for this fact might have been published.

We hope you have derived some good from our reading of the paper, to offset to secure a fair co-operation with the Holly Company and work in harmony, I would say I have never hoped for it. machinery and all danger of explosions. This will undoubtedly be one of the pleasantesf excursions of the season. The route is new to most of our people among the most pu turesque scenes oil our tieautifnl lake. All are invited.

Fare Children. 25 adults, cts. Tickets are for saleat the stores of Jones Bros. A Huntington C. Hart, and Henry, Johnson A Lord.

Juuesfi in some way the good the school derived I never place any confidence in the therefrom good faith of men who resort to efforts to Near the close of the term I asked the Principals of these schools to report to me stimulate discontent and to widen the differences of the various parties they are ostensibly trying to unite. pany, because the counsel or tne vergennes Company would accept of no license and grant no judgment against that company, Glover charges Singleton with having treat GRAND MARK DOWN ed him with great discourtesy repeadedly. unless the i lolly Company purchased the property, and after they had done that He asserts that Singleton stated in commit picnic next Wednesday, on the barge J. II. Hooker.

The trip will be a pleasant one and the picnic at the Jolly Club Camp most enjoyable. The Sherman band will accompany the excursion and the arrangements will ensure every one's comfort and enjoyment. Hon. John Eaton, LL. Commissioner of Education, Washington, D.

will address the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Middlebury College on Monday evening next, at 8 o'clock. Dr. Post addresses the Alumni Tuesday afternoon. This is to be followed by a poem by Rev. Mr.

Tenney of Wallingford, Conn. We are requested to say, and we do so most willingly, that the Free Press knows nothing about the facts atissue in the Holly patent litigation, and consequently has expressed no opinion, and has no opinion to express, thing might pile up Judgments as they tee that he had no time to examine the report and charges him with abandoning the de please. With the sad fate of the small IX towns est, who pp-chased IJlake pumps worth about 00, and were obliged to pay $2,000 to the Holly Company before they would let it squirt with the fearful fate of mand for its production Inf ore putting the resolution to print to vote in committee. Glover asserts the lielief that Singleton is used by unseen persons to suppress the re in writing the success of the experiment, and whether they would like to have the papers continued the coming year, and I have just received the two following letters Grammar School, i Kcklinuton, June 20, Mr. C.

J. Aloer. Superintendent of Schools. The Burlington Free Press and Times lias been on our school room table since the 4th of October, 1S7S. It lias been eagerly sought for every morning by many of the pupils, ami has been hot only a source "of varied instruction, but also a valuable assistant in the matter of discipline.

The teachers have lost no opportunity of calling the attention of the various classes to articles of historic, geographic or scientillc interest, as they have appeared from time to time. Its withdrawal from our table, after having proved its value so thoroughly, would be felt by both teachers and pupils as an irreparable loss. Very respectfully, Eliza Dean City which was obliged to pay ajudg- port and maintains that Singleton professed ignorance of the reports is insincere, he hav ment, and had to borrow the money ot the generous inventor to do so with "the dash We have this day marked oar Men's, Youth's and Boy's Spring and "Summer Suitings down to prices that will insure their Kale at once. Suitings formerly sold at $4.50 marked down tu t3.t". Suitings formerly sold at down to $4.00.

A good Black Worsted Suit formerly sold at $10. we now ofler at $6 5ti. Splendid Light Colored Suitings formerly sold at $12.00, we now offer at the low price which we consider a great baigaiu. ing had abundant opportunity to know its nature from written statements which I can also say that the Flanders and Lang Pump Company will go on and make pumps, already having orders for constructing water works in tr-ec towns, unless it proves true, as I have heard rumored, but from no reliable some underhanded measures have been resorted to in regard to some parties in interest, tending to another organization and a Holly crib. In the complicated state of the case I have kept in mind and held strictly to this principle, that if the Holly Company desired to settle on fair terms upon a mutual recognition of the rights of each, then the proceedings in court should end.

But I am sure the manufacturers of pumps all over the country must see the danger of having the Holly Company succeed in gaining a judgment covering direct pumping into street mains by any pump whatever, and holding as infringements all water works except where a reservoir is used as infringements of re-issued patent 5,132. pot." "Jack in the box suit," involving millions in "dash pots," "closed" as they Glover furnished, while other members of tell the towns, and "sure" for them they his committee have given Singleton proper information on the subject. now cry for time to show that Robert Cart-wright, the great expert, did not know what a mistake lie made in his testimony, which thereon. Parties who have, on one side or clearly showed the "dash pot" was older than the old man of the sea, and like him STRAW HATS the other, can have space in our columns in which to express them, by paying for the same, at our regular rates. Hong Kong, June 1.

Gen. Grant is en had fastened itself anew upon the necks of tax-pavers all over the land. The Holly route to Peking. The latest advices indicate a considerable change in his future move Bcrlinhton, June 'J4, 1S79. Chas.

J. Alger, Superintendent of Schools. people talk large, but the small towns and Latrimotili.e, on trialjat Albany for the Absolutely pure made from Grape Cream of Tartar, imported exclusively for this Powder from the wine district of France. Always uuitorm and wholesome. Sold only iu cans by all Grocers.

A pound can be mailed to anv address, postage paid, on receipt of Go rents. KOVAL BAKING 1'oWUEK 171 limine St New York. Most cheap powders contain alum; dangerous to health avoid them, especially when offered loose or in bulk. Junel4diwly-3p We have marked thein down below cost to close tbein. We have one of the largest assortments of embarrassed companies are the only ones murder of Catheriue Dunsbach of Cohoes.

Dear Sir: Allow me to express in behalf of the members of the High School our hearty apprecia thev dare attack. A few large firms lias been found guilty of murder in the first tion of vour ttioughtfulnesH in supplving the daily 1 Ins S3stem dates back over two hundred years, and by putting in the defence prepared by us it will lie proved invalid, and the Holly ments. It is now lielieved as probable that he may return to China after visiting Japan and proceed to Australia. His plans arc subject to so many sudden alterations that nothing absolutely certain is known a month in advance. BLACK AND LIGHT-COLORED FUR HATS Free Press for the use of the school during the past year.

The scholars have very generally avail Company know it. Hence their peculiar ed themselves of it, and have lound it valuable, not ACCOMMODATION CARRIAGE. onlv as a record of the events of the dav, bnt as an joined to defend, would scare them to death. They will nevertheless secure their object and levy millions of tribute unless some combined liodies of men whose interests are at stake, shall go into a defence, which will, as the evidence already found shows, defeat the unjust and invalid claims of Birdsill Holly. aid "in the study of History and English Literature, antics negotiations in their endeavor to get stipulations and end a suit in their favor only to break faith in all other respects.

SEW KXtil.AiD NEWS, We count the daily reading of a paper edited with such good taste and discrimination as the Free Press an important means of education, and hope provision may le made for its coutinued use in the In all the data I have seen tending to prove degree. He maintained a remarkable degree of self-possession throughout the trial and at its close, on the way to jail, he stepped to an apple stand, remarking I want to get ten cents' worth of candy to take the taste of that verdict out of my mouth." A tramp named Doherty who got on the northern-bound train at Essex Junction, yesterday, jumped off as it entered St. Albans and fell under the wheels, which passed over his right leg and right hand, mangling In the city and we say it boldly. We offer the best Black (or Colored) Fur llat at ever shown by any living concern. All we ask is to call and examine onr (roods and prices we will make it to your advantage.

A. K. PERCY, Manager. the ancient use ot this system, none is clearer than the recorded certificates and the advertisements in the I.ondon Time away school. Yours, very truly, J.

D. BARTt.EV, Principal of High School. The almost universal custom, everywhere, back in 1810 to 2 And the town of Ross, 31 It. K. If.

SHATTUCK, A careful driver of several years experience In this city, has brought to this city an elegant Ijindau made by Brewster of New York also a pair of heavy dapple-gray horses, with which he intends to serve the public! Parties wishing to make calls, attend funerals, parties or balls, or drive about the city, will lind him an obliging and careful driver, aiid well recommended. Parties wishing his services, can secure them at very reasonable terms. Orders can be left at the Park House, or at Burritt liros's. Drug Store, Opera House Block, orders will be promptly attended to. Stable at Hodge's place, cornewof College and Pine Streets.

June 'JS England, and the records of the city of Paris water works all clearly show the same of finding fault with the local paper fails to old system. lind corrolMjration in these letters from two of our most painstaking, observant and conscientious teachers teachers who regard In a few days I will have ready for the use of towns attacked certain evidence IHiiJoy Life, What a truly beautiful world we live in Nature gives us grandeur of mountains, glens and oceans, and thousands of means of enjoyment. We can desire no better when in perfect health but how often do the majority of people feel like giving it up disheartened, discouraged and worried out with disease when there Is no occasion for this feeling, as every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof that Green's August Flower will make them as free from disease as when born. Dyspepsia and Ijver Complaint is the direct cause of neventy-flve per cent of such maladies, as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiveness, Nervous Prostration, 1 ll i li II .1 l.i I i.i ci 1 1 nr. ti 11 II li.i ft THE FALL K1VEU LABOR TROUBLES.

Fall River, June 27. The mills are all running to-day, with the exception of the Narragansett. It was generally thought that the mills would have considerable difficulty in starting to-day and manufacturers feel encouraged at the situation. There is no intimidation by violence but the manufacturers say threats are made and quite a number of men who were at work yesterday are out to-day through fear. The depots are all watched by the spinners and imported help are solicited to return.

A committee of spinners waited on the mayor this morning asking that the extra police be withdrawn from the streets. The presence of so many policemen on the street is regarded by character ot as much conseauence as knowl edge. In closing let me say that so far as'I which will enable them to defy the Holly claims. Meantime, the suit in court over the Vergennes case will go on with all the Burlington One Price Clothing Store, CORNER CITCRCII aS COLLEGE Opposite. UuY.ard National Bank.

Jane 24 dwxf could observe, the papers have been no less valuable and instructive than the above him fearfully. The doctors amputated his leg below the knee, and also the thumb and two fingers. Doherty is about 23 years old. His case is a serious one and recovery is more or less doubtful. He claims to have been out of work and on his way West to find employment.

letters indicate, ne terms on which you gave us the papers warrant me in giving you vigor possible under the circumstances. Yours very truly, J. T. Drew, Of Counsel for Defendants. and other distressing symptoms.

Three doses of rui it, mux, rnriT. Oranges. Lemons, Bananas, Pine Apples, Cocanuts, AT HART'S, Jane 83 Jtf 4 Bank Block. August Flower will prove its wonderful effect. Sample bottles 10 cents.

Try it. April 10-deod-w to the above facts for your own use, for publication if desired, or for your own information Julyl.