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Will you heed the warning. The sigma
perhaps Of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your
selves If you can afford for the sake OF saw
ing 90 cts, TO run the risk and do nothing
for it. We know from experience that
Shiloh's Cure will Cure your Cough. II
never fails. This explains why more thar
q Million Bottles were sold the past year
1t relieves Group, and Whooping Cough
at once. Mothers do not he without it.
For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shi
loh's Porous Plaster. Sold by J. N. HARD
Manchester. and by G. J. War;. Factory
Point. VT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08
Kidney ,nLlnIMinI.

of all descriptions are relieved ut once. and
speedily cures by Kidney.Wort. 1t seem
diseases Of the kidneys caused lay weakness
and debility. Its great tonic powers are
especially directed to the removal OF this
class of diseases. We know of persons
that have suffered for 30 years that have
been permanently cured by taking Kidney
Wort short time. Try it. either liquid
or dry.-iSui.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

A bad Cold will run its course OF abont
ten days, aud may end in Consumption
and death, unless some means to prevent
are employed at once. Many useful life
has been saved to the world by the
prompt use OF DR., n. g. Whites Pulmona-
ry Elixir. When sensible Of having talk
en- cold, commence ut once taking the Elk
ir according to directions on bottle, and
you will soon he well.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

y. II. oRvIs. PAorsirroH.

v. n. oRyis. PaorsfrroH.
Waldo Clement. wife. child aud maid Ru,'
land
o y Lseomb, Albsby
Hovsrd Psyson wiids, Nss York
Mrs. Darwin Andrews. Rochester
Mis LINDA Morse
Tho. s : e aud wife. Ne. fOri
Mrs A seoit. children and . maids. New
Y0rk
Mr. aud Nj. W D sloane, s children and ser.
vants, ksv York
Ms y = l.hsm, ohicsso
Mrs hufch
u L. Bo.rdmsn, Troy
WV swan, Boston
Mr. and nrs II J Wiling. 2 children aud ser.
wants. Chicago
: N c.rrington. New forl
Miss GAfulgtob
W o Houston aud wife. PhiIadslpbis
n N Loomis and vife, New York
Aiss JsrmsIn. Albany
sartsii Prentice, Chicago
Mr. and Mrs John n watson. New York
Henry Conn and wife. brookiyn
Mrs Josish Macy. Jr, and maid New York
Misc Mary Macy
Miss Kate MACY
Mater Evtrst Macy
Mts Jas y Flanagan, Philadslphis
The Misses Flanagan,
Mrs Hutchinson
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

HENRY GRAY. PRorKicroa.
l. O shsv. Springfield. Mass
A q Fierce, BrookGed Center, NY
W Il Pierce
Mamie Hooper, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Washington u Lunn. wife aud daughter n Y
N l. 1hufber, Nov York
Geo Parsons
n y Burnbsm, Hatisnd
Hon W simonds, NH
! y Edward Msueli. Troy 4 Boston RR
Lyman Case "
A W brigham, Broollys
n II Rising, Rupert
D NJ Prossn. VI
Fred W serAder, VI
HI Ryan,
rAsi froysn. ssudgste
Carrie rroysn
Gsnells Covev 81
win X Kent, Dorset
Monet Ford, Mas
NJ u Burgess. Bennington.
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Is it not worth the small price OF 70
cents to free yourself Of every symptom OF
these distressing complaints, il You think
80 call at our store and get . bottle OF
Shiloh's Vitalizer. every bottle has q
. printed guarantee on it, use accordingly
and il it does you no good it will cost you
nothing. Sold by J. N. HARD Manches-
ter, and by c. ]. WAR, Factory Point, VT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

We have speedy and positive cure for
Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth and
Headache, in SHIL0H'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use il you desire health and
sweet breath. Price so cts. Sold by J.
n. HAND, Manchester, and by c. J. WAiT,
Factory Point, VI. =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

CTAMMERISG.s Suffering and Lsping cured
WeAk Voices made strong. shrill Voice,
deepened and mellowed. School OF Vocal Train
ing 40 Genesee Street; Utica. N. Y. ]. II. Al.
pRIon, Principal. Those who have been cured
can be- seen ut any time In Utica, or their sd.
dress furnished upon application. Send for cir
cular
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

I An eagle was SEGA pcrchea upon ID,
topmesi branch o. tree noar Tie Mes
Yort State Lane by party IRON Riverside
sho zero out riding The bird Of freedom
SPREAD bis wings and scared into the blue.
irighiened. DO douts, by the ordinations
Of an enthusiastic member Of the party.
The machinery a, The PEG shop is
nearly loaded and vii soon be on its way
10 warrenshurg. n. Y. where Mr. Flint is
going 10 star, his new works Mr.. White
and bis non Charles will leave some time
this week for tho above named place 10
pa, up the rev machinery aud &c, things
In readiness for business.
Truy's veteran hotel keeper, Mr., Phil
lip 5. Dorian with bis wife are AT River
Side. where two Of his daughters, Mrs.
Daniels and Mrs. CLARK with their families
have been soiourning since July LIST We
also we're glad TO see The genial face Of Mr..
John Ridley, Of Brooklyn, n. y, again
among the summer visitors at Riverside
The following are the names Of guests
at River Side, a. s, Canheld'sl since July
LIST: Mrs q. ID. wieks. Misses Jennie.
Grace, Florence and Maria wieks, Of
Brooklyn. N. T.; Mrs Daniels, Master
Paul and Miss Bessie Daniels. Of Troy. n.
Y; Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Clark and Master
ThAchcr CLARK. Of Troy. n. T.; Mr.. and
Mrs b. 7. Avery. Albany. N. Y; Mrs
Mary Harvey. Troy, N. Y; Mr., John Rid
ley. New York; Mr.. aud Mrs Phillip s.
Dorian. Troy. n. Y.
Rev DIR. Garfield preached at st.
James church on Sunday a most eloquent
and practical sermon from the text, Train
up child in the way he should go and
when he is old he will not depart from ii.
A prominent feature in the services was
the fervent prayer for the President Of the
United States, once in the regular morning
service and again in the special prayer
for the sick when the name Of the Presi.
dent was given in place Of the usual form.
The heartfelt responses Of the congrega-
tion showed how thoroughly they sppre.
ciated the true loyalty Of this feeling
which prompted these repeated prayers
for our suffering Chief Magistrate, and how
they have sorrowed in common with all
who have mourned national affection.
sANDGATK
A wee small visitor has lately arrived at
DR.. Hoyts. who, when she can talk will
call him papa
Mr. and Mrs. Alva s. Woodland natives
Of this town but for Is years residents Of
Illinois are visiting frinds here.
Will H. Hoyt and his sister Carrie left
town last week-the former to re.enter on
bis studies at Middlebury college, the lat.
Ter to teach in graded school at Rutland.
Julius McLenithan whose two boys
have been very sick with typhoid fever but
IRE now improving. is now himself sick
with the same disease--Dr. Philips attends
hem.
John w. Snow who has been sojouru-
ng in town for time this summer leaves
,oon for the West to visit friends. Judge
Randall accompanies him on the same
GRAND.
The prospective students Of Burr and
Burton Seminary from this town for the
all term Of that institution are Nellie
Jovey, Carrie NJ. Provan, two daughters
If Fsnklin Wilcox, Esq. Fred Schroeder
md Paul Proyan, apretty good quota for
I'D SYNDICATE viii Peck aud Fred lots
ord attend at poultney.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise; work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time; take all
the vile nostrums advertised; and then you
will want TO know
Hsw Z" get Well
Which is answered in three words Take
Hop Bittersl See other column. Express.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

Its main line runs from Chicago 10 Council
Bluffs passing through Joliet. Ottawa. Ia SAFE,
Geneseo, Moline, Rock Island, Davenport west
Des MoInes tthe capital ofIowal. stuart. Allan
lie and AyocA; with branches from bureau
Junction TO Peoria: Wilton Junction 70 mnsca-
tine, Washington. Fairfield Eld9p, beiknap,
Centreyiile. Princeton Trenton. Gallstin. Game.
ron, Leayenworth. Atchison, and Kansas Guy
Washington 10 lgourney, Oskal0osa and Knox
vile, Keokuk TO Warrington. Bonaparte, zen I'm
tonsport Independent Ildon. oisuMs, my a,nays.
Mi Zion 20 Keosauqua; Newton TO Monroe; Des
Moines to Indianola and Winterset; Atisnuc 70
Griswold and Audubon; and Ayoca 10 Harlan
and Carson tn: . P9sys,,s All sb g ne
from Chicago into the state OF Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains with Pull
man Palace Cars attached are run each waynaliy
COUNCIL BLuYys, LHAvKswoRTH and,ATCHI-
s0s Through cars are also ru n between Miiwau.
zee and Kansas CITY. via the Milwaukee And
Rock Island Short Line
equipped. It's road bed Is simply perfect and us
track Is laid with steel rails.
What will please you most Will be the pleasure
Of enjoying your meals while passing over VI,
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompanied Az
Through Express Trains You get an eniifs
meal al good ~ Ia served In any hfst-cass hotel,
Apprecistng the fact that majority o. tho
people prefer separate apartments for Inherent
purposes land the Immense passenger business
Of this line warranting ~. we are pleased toan-
nounce that this Company runs Pullman Palace
CoHrSS dfnA nfJRf4f sAKRzx ssAs CITY, fT %'
all Tickst Agents In tho United states :
For Information not obtainabie ri
II. II. GA BILE,
sss rrsasui ssd GsHas MANAGE
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.",.rss aurIsss s.,I~as
sure. srvssv5ssFsS'
ssass-so. sssnssros. rrxsosr.
= 49,. L.... n.ssssssss
sofsc SCOTS
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Ar. -hsA.
spps-rssighi.
az4A x4@Atgkt Eppfssst
sAF2 Access mp9staen.
sWtNS teUfh
49,. ssn.
81 49, e6iiee
100 ~ isfs Etprs"
faf s~HiHs4.
Ieatf Nssi ErFrs's
st.s. a.sss
Dersa. R@p~f. resalss, crasrsas, ss
~ Bssrvaas. Ptsgrisior.
Esti,. Arrives 10 500 - Issvss ~ ~ .
.s5 fasiarr roisi ar =.
"v,s La.as~sss. Los4SAAssvy. c."ssr. "a.
Lsnsr DAVE freprssisr.
Atnsss u x.seh.sisr rsllresa depot nesssys
Wednesdays And Fradsys 81 iss.
ksrrasIss, lssvss Manchester railroad depot
fs~4Asys, Thsrsssrs and saturdays q IL A. -.
sftst arrival o. 10 % A. =. train foans hsfth.
Hos6sfas ssa Jsmesea.
n. G. Hoinrs. Pfopristor.
Leaves Thsysrs Hotel, rsstery Paint. Tuss-
ssys. Thursdays ssd saturdays dsrG
grrrasss, leaves jamaica Nondsys, wsanss
ssys and gnasys tt7i.s.
mstls Ctsss.
souru -pr railroad forNsv York. Albany. Tsoy
sss,h and West att 20 4. .. and ios. -
suarH-By railroad for Builand, burlingioa
North and Rats oor.n.
GRANVILLE mall by stage slosss 81 10 - a. =
rosT OFFICE open from a. =. ios prs
aUls from tn. North arrive at the Poet once
sLm aads isr.s.
aalls fron the south arrive a. the Post Once
81 II a. n. sndt % .. =.
asais for Psra, Lsadsrovs, Bsnavills, ysnsiss
a.. by stage, eioss Al Factory Point Poet of.
Gee alta =. Tassdsys. Thsrsdsys snd Bel.
srdsys.
rsi.arspk OMss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08
MANCHESTER pEror.

Three weeks from to-day, Thursday.
the fair held under the auspices Of the
Bai,enkill Valley Industrial Society, will
open on their grounds at Factory Point
All those interding 10 make exhibits Of
large articles or q large display of goods
should notify the Department. superinten.
dents for the reason tina. better secommo-
dating can be given then BY 50 doing.
One Of William Tcbin's teams Of iour
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Telegraph OMss
Open from 80. s.tosp.
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Dsrsa. Rsp-f. Fssasf, crasrs6s, o..
H Bssrsaas. Ftsgfisicr.
Esai,. Arrives 10 seas Leaves ~ go
lKs fseiary roisi sisr. y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

Lorsas. Jerome Iaalin driver. started
from rriDoe A Cos, quarry Ia
Dorset Thursday. with block d marble
weighing over eleven tons, tsolo through
The bridge near y. honh where Il rested
oae night and Friday Il dusk Mr.. LAlin
drove Il nnder the derrick .. this station.
tn. bleck WAS on wagon weighing ihir.
i,.ivo hundred pounds, making undcuhs-
odly the heaviest load ever drawn by four
horses over sachs road. II any Of your
readers can tell bigger story and swear
10 II let them commence
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RY

DkW0GII tIlO GUSk dsis ss'0 vv~Sss
/ Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and Palace
Dining Cars for eating purposes only oneolher
great feature OF our Palace Cars Is SMOKING
BALLOON where you can enjoy your "HavanS'
mnRnncsnt 1t io Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed TX tnis
line and transfers are avoided at Council Blnfs,
Kansas City, LeavenwoIth and Atehison. con-
The principal X. X. connections OF
this great Through Line are ~ followsi
Al CHICAGO, with all diserging lines Tor tho
4. fse2sgSoD, with the LIS. ans. andp.
IT. w. 10. X. Kds 80,
AT wAsHIAGTos HEIGHTS. with r., .. AIT
ALA sALIK with H. Cent. n. r.
W. A. HI rr9me ,d;. w sns r r.&W hds D.
Al Rock ISLAM with "Mllwankee and Rock
Island short Line snh hoen im rsC ., .,.
O. NJ. 4 n f'm h wa ~
Atwgsr LIBERTY, with tho y. .. r. 4 fRk.
htGRfnrELL, with Central Iowa T. r.
htd AEON BIZ Bl6 VS. Win Union P.eihe RR
Al OMAHA with Is. a Mo. H. hK, I'm ktb.b
Al coLumBusJ JUNCTION. with b,Ch An.kH
81 4, otTgmw .,g T y s ps .na q x hd. v"
Al KgoKuR, with Tol.. PEG. a War waist
Al cIsERoE, with y. 81 !. X r.
s. ky Si ga Ar e. boPetn hs s.n.f'
At LgAyyswoRrH, with Union rae. Anc hsh'
AT 1tkAssas CRY. with all lines for the West
-d .hfsSSe . e fihs1HvfawSRrnn.o ,..''
: Great Rock Island Route arc soid "
our home onies. address.
Il. ST. JOHN
General Mas ''' r''; eIiIic at.,t III.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

Attlsss 81 kaseh.stsr rslires4 depot hesssys
Wednesdays and fraasys 81 iss.
ksrrasIse, leaves Manchester rsArsed dspoa
fs~sAsys. Thsrsssys and ssaardsys stii a. -,
sftss arrival o. 10 10 a. y. train foang hsrth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

Mrs p. ID. Sischo has gone over the
mountain 10 visit friends who reside there.
Mrs. Fuller and son who have been
here few weeks visiting the Stages re.
turned to Newark, \. j.. Tuesday morning.
We met one day last week the Rev.
Mr. Grout q former pastor Of the Mstho.
dis. church Of East Arlington. Mr.. @.
WAS looking we'll and healthy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-08

OF Gov. Farnham there will be q prayer
meeting at the Baptist church on Thursday
morning, Sept sth at ii O'Clock to which
general invitation is extended to all to
attend and unite in prayer to God for the
recovery OF President Garfield
The Rev Mr.. Hyde. who has minis
tered very Acceptably At the Episcopal
church for several weeks past leaves for
his home this week greatly TO the regret Of
al who have listened to him during his
stay in this place. The Sunday school will
continue 10 meet At the church ut four
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Mir. ID. A. Phillips, formerly OF Win
hall. but for some years past . resident Of
this place, died n his home Of typhoid
fever Oh Thursday Of last week Mr.. Phil.
lips was young man Of good habits. faith
full in every thing which he undertook aud
always ready with . pleasant word for
every one be met. He ~ss . member OF
Pacific Engine Co, and also OF Adoniram
Lodge, Il. 4 A. NJ, both OF which orders
attended his funeral in body on Saturday
His absence from among us will be greatly
felt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
Id U-MAhING At ALBANY.

ALBANY, July 15.-In the Assembly to-day
'He p'' AMENDING the act reducing into act all acts
reNc 10 buildings in the CITY OF New York was ordered
TO third reading Mr. Spinoa moved that bis concur
rent resolution to amend the Constitution so as TO abo
ish tolls on canals be ordered to u third rcadua Tho
proposition which he offered Ia substitute for the one
' o'ei""y "iered and provides for raising the money
10 pay Tor tho maintenance Of canals b
taxation. 1t Ia the one Mr Hurd offered a few
weeks ago and which was finally agreed upon The mo
ton to order the resolution to third reading WIS car
reu-I3 yeas to 50 -7 w." NA'
hf steele, ron the Conference Committco reDortcd
e nni 10 provide revenue for the State hy tax ON col
AAteis mAeiliiceS and corporate trua iurt aao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
CHARGES OF ANGRY STALWARTs

Inc evidence that the contest at Albany is
approaching an end has excited part tho tawnrts
III ths cty 10 charges or rcachcry against their
associates. Ih0Sc persons known belonging ia tho
Arthur wing of tho Stalwart faction are uccuscd nv
their associates OF desire give np the con
test and TO favor the peace and harmony nocv
whether TINS Is "a crime not, u IA at Icast
80 regarded by the men who Roscoe (onklin,,
elected senator or the party destroyed. Clerk Jouson
or The Assembly, was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
night lie said lie did not share the feeling that
would be elected to-day. He thought the Stalwarts
would hold ont. %
The Democrats and Stalwars fratcrnzlng IN the old
lanilar way, ana r,mors of bargains in the coming fa
ccctos are me These ruinors probably the
or the alliance between the Sal arts Democrats in
AIpaiiy Republicans generally express them selves
suohgly against the Stalwarts who trying to nd
}oarn the Legislature without cectng Senator'S thus
Democrats. Speaker sharpe and his associate Demo
cias arc denounced in strong terms The incrcnsinr
bitterness OF this feeling one of the clements nf tho
talk around the hotels In this cty - VAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16

least the radical wing of the faction, have gone
about tonight declaring that another caucus is the
only road out of the dsadlock. In connection with
this proposed caucus they have used freely the name
OF Senator Rockwell, declaring that he has promised
to sign a caucus call in company with Senator For
ster. Senator Rockwell is known to be absent from
the city, that his good name can be used without
risk in any way Mr.. Conkling's supporters may
choose.
Mr. Conklng's movements are not known, al
though in view of his threatened overthrow his
friends, it is said, have teegraphed to him to come
to this cCv. If there should be election to-mor-
row Republican voters need not fear that the Legis
ature will adjourn finally. 1t is doubtful if Mr.
Conkling's supporters would make snch an attempt
They declare that they would not. and that
all they are fighting for. now is new
caucns 1t is possible that while Mr.. Mil Ter might
be elected Tomorrow, Mr.. Laphains election would
be postponed several days. To-day Mr. Miller re-
ccived four votes than Mr. Laphanl, and is
thus much nearer the Senatorial goal
The friends of Mr.. Lapham and Mr.. Miller are on
the conflict. The rooms of the two candidates are
near each other on the same floor of the Delavan
House, ANA visits are frequently exchanged between
tue leading politicians who are managing their can
vasS. Collector Merritt arrived here tonight and
was soon in active consultation with the Admins
trati0n leaders
In view of he rumOred position of Speaker Sharpe
the contest tomorrow. 1t is believed with good
reason that if h declares for Lapham and Miller Il
sufficient number of COnkling men will follow his
example TO secure their election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
ADJOURNMENT DEFEATED.
TIE coNKIINc SENATORS FIND THAT A DEMOCRATIC

TIE CONkIINC SENATOR'S FIND THAT A DEMcCkAli
ALLIANCE WILL DO NO GOOD.
fFgOM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuSE.l
ALBANY July l5.-The resolution to adjourn the
Legislature finally Tomorrow not passed to-
day by the Senate as Mr.. Conklings "thick and
thin" supporters were predicting yesterday One of
the ConlIling Senators said to TIE TRIBUNE CORE
spondent this mornings
1--WE shall not pass the adjournment resolution; A;
we have not intended to pass 1t here. We only
passed it in the Assembly yesterday to see if we
could not fright en- the Administration people into
granting us caucus"
The Conkling Senators had in fact estimated their
strength and that OF the Democrats in the morning
When the subject came up, Senator Jacobs said
that he thou ght the resolution a privileged one
and ought to be considered at once. Senator Robert
son did not rule the point and Senator jacobs
Gid not press it. A little later Senator Schroeder
moved that the Senate do adjourn till tomorrow"
Senator jacobs cxctedly said that he wanted to
have vote taken on the final adjournment resolu-
ton and demanded the ayes and nays on Mr.
Schroeder motion The motion adopted by a
vote Of II to IL. The vote follows. Re
publcans in roman, Democrats i'll itahcsl
Yeas-Astor, Birdsal Bixhy, Forster, ialbort Lord
Madden, Met arthy, Mills, Robertson schroeder Ses
rious, Wagner. Wmsl0w, WOodiu-l3
Nays-BraIuan, Davenport, Eitman, Porter, Hogan,
JdcOds AUrtd, Sect0chcr StIahan, WendoVer, Williams
III.
it will he perceived that some Conkling men voted
for the motou, thus voluntarily ting Themselves
OF from the privilege of htlng for the final ad
lOummcIt resolution. Their action kills the rcsou-
toa. Being priviC ged resolution, single objection
VIII carry action on it over to Monday. Lieu
tenant Governor loshius did not here to vote
for the resolution of adjournment requested by
the Con Killing men, His friends state that lie will
nOt come. TIe killing of the resolution will greatly
?id the supporters of LaphGm and Miller IN the bal
tOtlng Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
BOUING TO SUPERIOR AUTHORITY.

WASIIINGTON, July 15.-Whcn the Probate
Court opened this morning II. J. RamsdclI. the newly
appointed Register of Wills handed Colonel Webster
the present incumbent notice suspcnsion from Pres
dcnt Garheld, dated Jny =. Upon Judge Iiagncr an-
nouncng that he ready TO proceed with the
OF the Court, Colonel Webster stated that he had been
suspended from oIlice and must therefore decline 10
transact any further hnsircse. judge Tagncr after
conSutatlou. stated that Colonel Webster should
ccrH with the business ~ the Cont the
Of The public. Colonel Webster said he had desire to
act III opposition to the wishes the he
must therefore decline To exercise official duty
tanning to the office from which he had
pcEdrd. Judge liaguCi thcrcupOn adjourned the
I'll next Friday Nh. Ramsdr had prepared a bond
which Was approved 10y Acting Cher usticc Wylic IN
the absence OF thi"Instice Cartier who town.
hut NJ the law requires the sunction of the ChicJustce
OF the supreme Court OF the District document is
considered void.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
1ELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
DEAD At THE AGE OF lO3.

DEAD AT TIL AGE OF lO3.
-, MIlFoRD, fchn., July l5.-Lcws Rockwell, ex-
sheiu and treasurer Of Pike County and the oldest man ia
Secuoh' "ied ihte last night, age l03 years.
SMALLPOX AT WIIKESBARRE
a., NlLkESBAIiRE Penn, Jny 15.-Smapox has
III le ouski is oi this city wceks There
arc sixteen cases ana theY control
kACEHoHsE DYING IN HARNESS.
iiiIsBt kG, July l0.-At the conclusion of the
neat o. the =. .
dead lie was owned by NJ. " Bems of Chicago, was
valued at tl5,OOO. " 'N' "
,, lilh DARTMOUTH COLLEGE TROUBLES.
IANoVhh, n. H., July 15.--Ihe Board of Trustees
OF ti oleso adJourucl this morning in Con
uy "hcr III" college d1icnltics viii be further con
slu'icu hnG probably a decision reached.
- KILLED WHILE ASLEEP ON THE TRACK
criiiNGFIElp. Mass, July lJ.-iiIghland Walker,
i"Wh cndlacler III WiliamstoWn while asleep on The
nus morning was run over and Killed. the depot in
'i'"' Pl"co ny inc O'Clock Eastern freight train
WORKMES INDIGNAr
-, AlBANY, july i5.--ll was IA meeting in the
Cu aluh To-Day of several hundred employ the New
capitol mostly sonecuttors who rcRrei
Appropriation