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Mr.. fancey's Fue bill. Imposing a cost of
rs cents \ hcud for acknowledging deels,
doubling the costs In eatrAy CASES. plOvlutnV
for til6 pttytttUtlt Ut Justices OF tie psacU.
COlstahles, atv., III crlMinal ca8e5 ont vi Tho
county treasury. md proposing spybraI ptflDr
obnoxious amendments to tlld presBlat law,
got txactly twthty-1,tne votes, ail4 was Of
course Gl!0ckcl ont 0f time,
ADMINISTRATIONS.
Mr. Snll!van'K blll providing that M ati.
MlMlStrAt4r vi III galntu, iilstG4d OF bultlx
compelled 70 give bd1d III tha first filstuucu
0t du4b!a tic amount OF the estatU shall Klyu
ono VI double thu value Ut thu petsollHl prQt,.
Gsty 9ttff, ai,d tyllen le becomes s,ecessary Ia
sg!t tllo reo! eatate sllall giyu una In double
t!e vRlu9 1t tie real est4ta t0 bN sUltl, wnS
ruaa third tIme. ALT! pa&sud. untlef tha
Present lMw a1ltl tho psactice Of the Probata
reQn!rea u give bonl sl double tAe ya!ue Ut
tlH t,stAte, real alut personal. Tbs prapttcD
~ other counties Ii different, aila tlo Oplert
Of the bill Ia to settleb BY Legislative nilNetiielt
What at pfesnnt ~ II lebata0lB question, aud
to prevent thu continuance nf what IL ut
ptesent regarded ~ u llarlsiItp.
:ss> THE LOCAL OPTION DOG LAW.
9n which, tito Yendrabis Afr. Campbell, ct
Shelby, has SIT lIts heaFL WAS called u1. aud
'aN0Eded Suyeral Of tho members III UppOr~
tMlllty 70 Indulge III faoBttDus observations,
Tho rllief feAeuro ut tho lill IL provision
allowing county .authGfltiGs by 3uaiUtity
vote. " exelApt FROM thu usual liceIlsu fee
one dog for rac!! family III the county,
4tI AtGtft tuad frulN tue DestarattUn Of fn~
aepeMdeuct, an1 lnterp0latud a ciuusa quar-
lhteolAX tu every tnan tle TiHht tu kpeV one
dog This unWAzrahted liberty With tie LAM
, 1881-04-23

schSonar YHusee iiiutIs Eetx III nnrts an1eco ~,
otsiar tics YroM jacks1Enort to Chiu,vo; tha
sehonnsr I3nrtib i.njkins III cana m S,nUiHs end
N IN lmrntor from I,,dinetnm IN Ghi.nwn. Ita to
spt,w Mtmos t]are. bH ognts nnIeno On cGdnr tira
frnn I6nannn e. Uh}nnrt ~'1 ~0~-' ~'~'
Aoahsuos hake'
Aooofutn9 70 pf1sote aaslees feeetHed nero
ye4eGrdMy. tho !ce htl4 X0nD out OF MuAkCY0H
Lake, With the exception OF a hrldge-strlp about
ono n.tla w!do whlah y quits tlrtn aud ra!anot ba
DE0kea by the tuTs. 4 duy oc two 1f warm
Wcathcr such ~ that OF. yesterday will W0akan
The !esso Tint tugs can bsoak n up.
BUFFALO HAppQR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

Z The BrSitlcbofo lisl has not bern footed
up Aad tho iisi IS incomplete and sBbiect
e reyssipn Aeaoraiae Is I've best iulg
Dcut q tie listers tho increase Ia The
grand lisi uill Dc from ~ 70 ~ peg eent,
O. in The rieiniiy q Ssaon. against 81,
100 last year
The gtana let 81 the town q Whining.
ten far 1850 was real estate e. rs person,
Al properly. s746 ca ihopew list just
completed tbe real Is s3j27. personal
property s2.Gii, making a total Increase
there boing teduction On the taxable
polls q sis5i
The grand lai II Westminster is sd
go against - sc last year. an increase
q O. per cent Of Marshheld So. 800 against
" sol an increase Of l25 per cent and Of
HArtiand W To against q. 2oa
II 1850 the real estate in Grafton was
appraised a, s23i, 900 and the personal
property At S29.8ij The list for 1851
shows tho amount Of real estate TO be
s269, S66 aud q personal property sl53..
302, total of 1922. $50 Increase 81 list
Of 1851 over that u lss1. Sl5s,73i
The personal list in Montpelier has
been increased from S3l23C7 to 81, $50.
900, aud the real estate list from S7l5. ia
to 81 100000
Ia ST. Adams the personal list in 1880
was SJls,lls; tins year it aggregates e.,
SOC, 4Ss. au increase OF i73 per cent
The town Of Huntington has penonal
grand list this year of S5s.3j0 80.
against $50 22s 80 last year This makes
seven Chittenden county towns heard
from, tho aggregate being S9Ss, 074 this
year, against s2sl, 1852 last year
The listers completed the appraisal Of
the real estate Of the marble concerns in
Rutland. It was as follows: Vermont mar.
bic company, sl,05O,0OO, $50 600 exempt.
ion by law; Sheldons 4 Slason, $500, 900;
ellison Woodhn, $50 900; Sherman, $40
600; Columbian marble company, S65 0000
Forty lists in tho town will be over $780, |
900, and ~ to 10 lists over 500, 900. The
new list will, il Is thought by the listers, |
foot $50, 900 Ii was less than $40 900 |
last year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

starksbofo had personal property list
last year 81 $40, los. this year it is SIS
s33-an INCREASE 81 sos, 73j, or nearly
GOO per oeut
Wexford now has personal property
grand lis, Of sloi Coz aRains, 500, a56 last
year
The total list Of Morrisyille is $4,000
against sJ.7ll last year; and Woodstock
Sl9. o04 ~, against si3,976s7 last year.
Williston's personal grand list is s2Gs,'
$50. against sac. s26 last year an increase
Of over six fold.
South Burlington shows personal
property or nd lis, Of s7loo7 as against
sA, 732 last year
Duzbags grand lie, goes 70 the head
on percentage 81 increase on personal
property. Las, year il amounted 10 about
5000. this year ii Is about SIS 600 an
increase Of aftoca hundred per cent
Lincoln has a grad list Of s. .42G -
nearly doahle that u last year Tlege
vas raised on the dollar Of the grand liz,
81 90 for town. State and highway iaaes,
and on The list u 1851 ouly r. eents will
H. raised
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

An the essential facts in the Star route
business we're known before the close OF
tile last Congress aud the Democrats would
have had real bonanza had they made 1t
ahuhlect Of congressional legislation, they
bcing IN majority Of both houses, bu, the
fact that 50 many prominen, Democrats
hal recommended these changes deferred
them. II there Is any crookeness in the
hnsincss the Democrats must shoulder a
portion Of the responsibility. We think il
aill Ice iouud however, that portion Of
tie lsrge INCREASE was lustihable, and that
i uas hy 40 means sholly steal Ia new
localities communities grow very rapidly
aud require increased mail facilities, but
the lap Is at iaui, 10 giving too much dis
csc ION la tbs matter TO one official
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

Tho Republicans in the Senate have just
adopted resolution providing that exec
uu,e iois shall be held forthwith, the
first ona tomorrow, for the transaction Of
the accumulated business, IN the following
order Tue reference Of the nominations
nov on the t,ble to the appropriate com
Inittees, consideration Of the pending
treaties and the consideration OF all the
nominations heretofore or hereafter re.
ported to the Senate committees, which are
not objected to Ly one Republican Senator
from the State to which the Office apper.
tains, or from which, in the case of Ma.
iional or Territorial appointment, the
nominee is TO be appointed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

anthracite waste Burning Locomotives
The utilization Of anthracite waste, of
which there are a hundred millions of tons
around the mines and breakers IN Penn.
sylyapia, is most desirable accomplish
men,, and the Globe Conpany's inventions
will be OF immense benefit 10 all railroads
using anthracite coal for fuel. They have
already refused the offer OF one railroad in
Pennsylvania for the exclusive use OF ths,r
anthracite waste-burning patents on the
engines Of that line Although that cum.
pany offered ten per cent annually on the
entire capital Of the Globe Company, the
manager would not restrict the use to ono
railroad, but decided 10 build locomotives
exactly in accordance with the Globe Com
pays plans and patents These locomo.
tives viii not differ materially in outward
appearance from the general style ia usa,
but be 20 Constructed internally MS to run
sith great economy and cleanliness 10 the
advantage Of ali owning railroad stocks
and the comfort add convenience Of the
travelling public That the enterprise of
the erection Of the Globe CompaHy's Loco
motive Works will BE- exceedingly profit
able cannot Is aoubted, as the knowledge
81 the Globe Company's patents is e.
tendra The stock 10 the Judgment Of
many, viii exceed IN dividends any ever
paid by the American Screw Company.
Bna4s JfUsrL Anil 9d ISL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

james r. Fields. the distinguished liter
atauf. whose death occurred ia Boston.
Sunday evening. Was born Ia Portsmouth.
\ H.. ia 1877, vas educated in the high
schools Of that place; and when Ia years
old entered Boston book store as clerk
soon after reaching Il. be became partner
ia the bcoksolling firm Of Tiohnor, Reed
4 Pields This house was honorAbly dis.
,ingnishcd by the high character Of It's
publications lie continued member Of
the house through ali it, changes until
$50 His first literary effort wAs poem
delivered before the Boston mercantile a..
socia,ion. uhen be was Is years old. II,
alters ards devoted himself extensively T.
authorship and lec.uring: puhlished vol.
umes Of his poems 10 isia, 1854 and ISIS
and also collected and edited the works 81
De oaincy m u volumes. Mr., Fields Wa
editor % The Aaiafie NOAH " several years
He made himself familiar with the pronii
neat authors both of the old and the nes
world. and maintained Intrinsic personal
relations with the most acted literary men
u has time In disposition be was court
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05
s1kts M VS.,

Jumaica boast of 1900 inhabitants ant
six United States officers three post
masters, one Judge, ono commissioner and
one deputy marshal,
David McLin has been arrested for DIES.
troying 50 hives of bees, valued at $1,000
the property of DIR. c. H. Barber of Rut
land
The laws Of Vermont and Massachusetts
requiring that on and after July lst all
railroad cars entering those states shall
have patent air.brakes, on penalty TO com
pany running them of $40 day for each
car, the Troy and Boston company have
ordered the air-brakes for all their trains.
Mr. SWEET, who has charge of Governor
Smiths farm, has made up his mind, after
considerable investigation, to build silos,
and will put in this year two, about 50
feet long, u wide and IA deep To fill
them he will devote from 10 to 20 acres TO
fodder corn.
A Guilford man has presented BrasiSa-
boro editor with piece of cheese 30 years
old.
Mrs. Sally Stockwell of West Brattle-
Dor, will be lob years old if she lives until
this week Saturday.
The faculty of Middlebury college at
present supply three pulpits, Middlebury,
New Haven and Weyhridge.
At Fair Haven, Friday, Michael Mahar
was killed, and Philip Quigley probably
fatally injured by the premature explos-
ion of blast. Both men were thrown 90
feet and pecipitated into the quarry which
was about 80 feet deep.
The Connecticut River lumber com
pany's gang of river men commenced
operations on their lumber on the 10 mile
falls, recently. They will drive so, 900, 900
feet OF lumber down the Connecticut river
this season, which is greatly in excess Of
The quantity heretofore driven down the
river. The company employs 1000 men,
and at present prices the expenses of driy
ing will exceed $1,000 per day.
The house of George O. Davis of Marsh
field, was broken into Monday night and
robbed of two gold watches, money and
jewclry to considerable amount. Mrs
Davis awoke and was shot though the arm
by the burglar No arrests have vet been
made
At Burlington, Saturday hight, Albert
MERCER stabbed Frank Mccullough in the
bowels infictiug fatal wound, from
which the injured man expired early Mon
day morning. MERCER is Frenchman
who bears good character while Ne.
Cullorgh, with five or six fellows Of his
gang attacked MERCER and his two
friends, oyerpowered them and put them
to flight Mccullough and one Of his
gang pursued MERCER and overlook him,
when he stabbed his assailant, with the
fatal result already stated.
sad accident occurred near the Ray
burying ground in Hinesburgh, mile and
a half from the village. Frank Welcome
aud his sister Jennie, while returning from
a drive about 8 o'clock Sunday evening
met team which they did not see in the
dark. As the carriages came together
Welcome aud his sister were thrown VIC
lently to the ground, Jennie striking on
her head and shoulders some distance
from the carriage. The doctor says she
cannot live.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

Is The principAl end Of inycu,ions and dis
cover,ea iu medicine Io tbs object prob
ably no one has rontsibutoa more slsnally
than DR. David kenncdy. q Roaa0ui n,
1, IN the proluriion offs medicine which
has become famous under the titlc q u,
'Favorite Remedy 1, removes all impn'
rities 0i the Blood. regulates tho disorder
ed Liver and kidueys, cures Constipation,
Dyspepsia. AID 81 diseases and weakness
a. peculiar - females
Sold by your druggist. Sl.n0 bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

Carr was hung at Windsor last Friday
He had previously acknos lodged his guilt
aud the Governor aud Judges of the Su-
preme Court decided that he had all the
rights he Was entitled 10 under the laws Of
Tie State Governor Farnham replied to
Nh IIspgood's letter aud he says
there must have been Misrepresentation
on the par, of the latter as tue strongest
statement he had made in regard TO the
ease was that in his opinion the Legislators
had intended that whole session of the
legislature should intervene between SEN
,tnce aud execution. but gave no intima.
ton ihat DC should grant reprieye If the
Judges should decide differently.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

The New York Tribune, in answering an
inquirer, says that in 1890 there were II
slaves in Vermont. aud that Massachusetts,
was at thai time the only State in which
slavery did not exist The Springfield
RspHRioa.. correcting this, calls the at
tehtion Of the Tribune 10 the first volume
Of the census report of 1870 which says:
The census Of 1890, published IL 1871,
reports Ii slaves in Vermont Subsequent
" aud up 10 1860 the number is given as
II An examination Of the original manu-
scrip, returns show tina, there we're never
any slaves ia Vermont The original er'
rsr occurred IN. preparing the results for
pahlteatinn. Wien Ii persons returned AZ
.iree eulore,l, we're classified rs slave.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

Iiiai ,iia ue~ ial Lac has brought 70
Light tass anoupi II personal property
IL a. state thai has heretofore escaped
tAxaitnn u aluudaptly proved By the ez-
auil,l,s AZ quote iH mother eolamn Ihesc
a. lltsu lgoui tspns 20 different poflioha
"a ,as ~'ste aad ~ presumed 20 IT, iait
sA..t4. ~ the NODE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

gsa i likely q IT, hard hsht IL The
X ds o,eg D, confirmation 81 Robertson
4. .alaais u Ms York Copkllng IN on
ii. gu rlu aal the President viii not
usihiiap lls appointment although H.
Ia. i . utgtei T. do ~ II depends on
IL lisssai4U slich side wins. and N
sit4sf .a.e II II hattie 10 cause serious
bi,sel, ~ the pAnN ia New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

eoas snd gsails. As5 ,he ssal a hasof ia
~ laauass ltaassetauas 10 Bos only
achieved gryai taeesaa ID litgfsiure bai
vaa peFalar onsiae lerarwe platform and
hlled lnge sphere 10 tlst looai liie II
E5s,ao uh5eA uiil snake his sano aluAys
Fsesaiaeni la tee Literary 4al social history
~ f4e ciiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05
ln.Inr ank.

A prominent physician Of piiishurg sal,
lokiugly 20 lady paticut who vas com
planning Of her continued III health, and
q his inability 20 curc her, TRY Hop Bit
tersi' The lady took II in earnest AMI
used the Buffers, from which she obtained
permanent health She nov laughs OF tht
doctor Tor bis joke, bat be is not so vel
pleased with it, IS it cost him a good pa
tient MnrishaaA PR.1aA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

Ariir ~ Russia are 20 a deplomhle
.tAta The Has Car has not indicated
any h.sl policy aud the people do not
kuba hat 20 depend npon, aud consc.
qacn.ls iitcrp IL feeling Of distrnsi among
al elssfs which causes much uueasiuess
Ibf cIicf occupation Of the mes admins
tmlton ihas ir has been hunting down
the nibilisls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

The public debt statement shows de.
crease Of the public debt during April Of
sj.Ebl g00 70. aud the cash in the treasury
IS 1885. ~. 1881 The legal tenders ont.
ttandlag amount TO 1916. Gsl ,0lG, and the
fractional cnrency outstanding, less the
amount estimated AS lost or destroyed Is
s1.lla0iG92 Tho payment made from
the lrcaaury by warrant during the month
II Aprll were 9lI, 7O6, 5000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

gbe UaseFnmaabl has net made much
i,rsst.a, Ia iceland in etieiing icuants sho
friase ia eay their reats some cascs %
tcslra0cs agc rcporod aud some arrests
have i.op made No seton hAs hesu
iale1 To pAslismeai ca ibe laDd bah and
~. iain j. In so mcaas oofiain
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

No discovery in the history Of the world
has aroused tie people more and claimed
the attention Of medical men, equal to the
discovery OF the wonderful ingredient con-
tanned IN the DAY KIDNEY PAD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05
Deaths.

Al Manchester. Aprtt aath, Farley T. ~tlo~ u
retef Biaok, aged ~ years 6 months
Az HioaANue Masa, Apul isAh. Anpa MAY
daughter OF A ana ] Mantny, aged iears
Her tomtlhs vefp bfoaght % Manchester for
iptarmput
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05
THURSDAY. NAY 1871

t8eg5AA oranges have tsep raTrtel "a
Ear'aa1. vhe't tbsr arrived in good ron
dli4oa Annsi,si chance Sos good msrkd
fot auf ldgdocit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05
7 YDIA L. SHELDON'S ESTATE.

/ II. - IbiAIEs
- State Of Vermont Manchester District, rs
In Probate Court held at Manchester within
and, for said District, on the 9th day Of
April, A. D. 1881.
A copy Of an instrument purporting to be the
last viii and Testament of Lydia l.. Sheldon,
late of the town OF Sharon in the County Of Wal
worth and State OF Wisconsin, deceased, togotb-
or with copy of the record Of the proof thereof
IN the County Court In and for said County OF
walworth, being presented for Probate in this
State by Aaron 8. Sheldon who Ia interested
therein. 1t is ordered by said Court, that all
persons concernedther be notified to appear
at a session thereof, to be held at the
Probate Office in Manchester IN said dis
trict, on the 25th day Of May. D. 1881, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and show cause. it any
they have, against the probate OF said Will for
which purpose it is further ordered, that this
order, be published three weeks successfully In
the Manchester JOURNAL, Newspaper printed
at Manchester in this state, previous to said
time Of hearing.
BY the Court,
503w ATTEST, RANkEY HOWARD, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05
Country Board Wanted.

gentleman desires frst.clsss accommodation
for the summer for bis wife and boy of years,
in a private house, where but few il any other
boar ders are taken, Mountainous region and alb
solute heathfuness Ct surroundings required.
Address, stating particulars, RUDOLPH KEEP
PIER, GS Broadway New York. 49iw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05

rbrfe - aeflaaa tioable 81 nsftmoalt
s,,isg, tse iaealis aua alumHi isi8g 81
faaas apsi President Bartlett aui "a
lttrstl stlan called tpf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05
Births.

a.i,t alsu solh. ,oo 80 w 4 Ms. "
b. Mlief
AZ Ftetoiy ralul April a7th tsla rif,s - Wm,
spa Anna Meffit Wtlehi y reuHds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05
NOTICE.


NOTICE
The ieaident proprietors Of the Town Of
Perm IN the County Of Bennington, are hereby
notified tina. the taxes assessed by eaid Town
and State u Vermont within The three years next
prrcct ding this date remain either 10 part or In
whole unpaid on the following lands, 20 wit
On a acre. o. Lot No 8 In range of the lands
in said tusn OF Peru. tet TO AMI taxed TO Martin
Coos, Amount of tax due, sli.2l.
Aud 20 much Of said lands Will beFold at pub
lie auction At the Bromley house IN said Peru,
on Saturday, the 2ist day OF May, 1881, At 10
. o'clock 10 the forenoon, NJ shsl be requisite 10
discharge ssid 'snee with costs, unlese preyious
ly paid,
Datel al Peru, IN said Couptr of Bennington
this l9ih day Of April, 4. b ISL
J. b SIN NDs,
iaAE Elrnt CannihMln and CplllctOr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-05-05
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the Dislrc. 9f Vermont
| In the matter Of Ell b. Lathrop. bankrupt
In BANKRUPTCY
70 the creditors Of said bankrupt, aud all 9th
ers whom 1t may ncern
| The undersigned, assignee 81 the stato Of
said bankrupt hereby git"' notice that IT has
been ordered by the District Court OF said Dis
tIict, that the second aud tbird meetings Of tbs
creditors Of said bankrupt b. he'd IN Rutland,
Vt in eaid District, on The nth day OF May,
D. 1881 Al O'Clock p, N at tho ONCE II Hon.
W. O. Dunton ia said Itutand, before Hon W.
| g veazey, Register In Bankruptcy, tor the pur.
poses named IN sections 5000 and 6,OJ6 Of the
Revised Statutes OF the United States, and this IL
also TO give notice that have Fl ed my Gnsl &C.
count as assignee Of said bankrupt, aud that at
said time aud place shall apply &c said court
for settlement OF said account aud for a dis
charge from all liability assignee Of said es-
tate, 10 accordance with the provisions Of aid
s. L9Gth section,
Dated at Rutland, VI, THE 2]d day Of April
A. D, 1881
JO5w j. W. CHAMPION, Assignee
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Chr Manfbfsirr Journal

az dSosbs snrro' e.-sas-'
The Portland daily press., 1881-03-04
The TRANSFORMATION Ball

Tonight City Hall will present magnifi-
cent appearance. All day yesterday the dec
orators were hard at work, and to-day will see
their part of the affair completed. The band
concert will commence precisely at o'clock,
when Chambers Band will perform the ex-
celent programme already published. After
9 o'clock dancing will be in order. The distin-
guished guests-including Gov. Plaisted and
staff and Gen. Chamberlain and staff-from
the east will arrive by special train at 1916 p.
m. to-day over the Maine Central The party
will be met at the depot by the Mayor, James
II. Hall, chairman of the committee of ar
rangements, and FL. S. Trickey. They will be
conducted to the Falmouth Hotel, where rooms
have been engaged for them. The ticket office
will be open at $50 and the hall att
A horse car will leave for Deering at II
O'Clock from the head of Preble street.