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, 1881-01-23

Used for over one year by MT. H,w
Kinsley, the well-known caterer, at *
Westinghouse; also at Dake Bakery ms.
Room, z96 c1a1k-st., since last Aptl n.
dorsed by MIR. J. B. Rayner, Of the firm -
Buck & Rayncr, as pure and made fnr,
fresh roasted and ground coffee Simply =,
cold water, thus preserving al he 6n.
aroma, and requiring only the addi,ionb bv
the consumer Of boiling water to n,at1 n,
MOST DELICIOUS COFFEE! rv.,.
guest can be served with a fresh Gun al ,
moments notice. No waste, no trouble, NJ,
poor coffee. Call and try cup hee of eha1z..
, 1881-01-23

new bank building, now in process or erectlon'
Is completed. Yours truly, S. u. bntte1s' 1'ess-
dent *
, 1881-01-23

Tho best is always the cheapest, therefore get
one Of the new No. 3 sewing nachines:-best IN
the world. Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturln2
Company, No. LIS State street,
, 1881-01-23

Buck L. Rayncr's .ts.Mars' Cologne IS a per-
fume Of conspicuous excellence.
, 1881-01-23

T,HE CENTRAL PARK LOCAL IN M
| nrnvement f:ub viii meet ut the corner Of West
iake.st and AioanY-aV. fer tho e!ecuon , .;1 e
varsOns ownog or Interested In property west Ut
;tnckweti-st md he;wccn Chioaxo-uv and Mndlson-
st. Qre especially invited to attena.
, 1881-01-23

T1uE MEMBERS OF THE CHICAGO
l. Union Veteran Club gre requested to c meet af
II Sulle and adamasts s. o'clock shMrp this after
noon to attend the funeIu services u Comfade J. II"
f1t1nn1nrd.
, 1881-01-23

rFHE USUAL WEEKLY MEETING OF
j. tho Eighth Ward Land- G5nn Wi!i take
place ut West Twelfth Street Inrnet1an!t % %Iaesuny
viii iM. fre snnf ana uddress the meeting.
, 1881-01-23

frHE COMRADES OF POST 2s, G. A. R.,
knsh!s Of Pythas in Schlosser Block, corner Of L.
sae and Adams a. O'CLOCK p . t9.oNy 10
oseua A. CouuIai,d to be hed there ut that hour. 4
fu Attendance requested
, 1881-01-23

ENGAGED. .
| UEIFELD-kAHN-Atr Morris Beifcld to Miss
Adele knlu, 4S3 West Taylor-st
, 1881-01-23

TIME DARTMOUTH ALUMNI IASSO-
i ciaon q Chicago w Eive rs St siT r. nnnaa, din
XII alumni in the cty aud vicinity are cordially In
ytcd to he present
, 1881-01-23
, undersigned have this day formed d copa1t
under the arm name OF
ELLIS b. A*PU1HAms

As SUCCESSORS to GEORGE E. JoHNsoS' nana1ae.-
Boots and Shoes at ats and go Monroe-st. Chicago.
A, D. ELLIS,
49, L. A. PUTNAM.
CHICAGO I1n n ISL
, 1881-01-23
BUTTER AND CHEESE.

Dundee Creamery Butter, in tubs, about
Choice Dairy Butter, in tubs, about 5olbs. .7o GA
Dundee Creamery Butter, e-lb pails' each 52:7s
Full Cream Cheese, about IS lbs..-. ....13ts4g14
Cream Cheese, about IS It's .-115.4g13
,taif-Skimued Cheese, about 20 lb5..... 9 E1x
, 1881-01-23

Tas Insufficient, and 1t was finally decided to
defer the matter until Friday afternoon at 12:a5
o'clock. The principal amendment proposed is
that which provides that the Board of Managers
shaIl be composed OF two members from each
religious denomination represented IN the Asso-
ore member from each denomination.
THE Committee on Town and Town Accounts
OF tho County Board met yesterday. The Super
visor OF Lemoat requested the Committee not to
deduct $l4 from his salary to settle tho amount
he overpaid paupers last month. but they re-
fused to comply. DR.. ]. Il. Rood presented
bill Of $4&.4 for medical services in attending
paupeTs at LeIuOnt, and It was allowed. but Sub
seque..tly rcconsidered and cut down TO $l1.60.
The Doctor demurred, informing The Committee
that be would have the bilsettled BY the Courts
Standing. Bills a9gregatiuR $SDwere audited.
THERE was quite an animated discussion in
the County Committee rooms yesterday over fhe
letting Of the meat contract. The friends Of the
two rival bidders. Mcssrs BEpper and Ford. were
quite pronounced In their views Commissioner
0'Ne:ll stated that he had found that Mr.: Bipper,
the present contractor had relet the cuntr1ct for
hundred, while he received S{.l0. Commissioner
Albright Stated thar he had investigated the
to the Sherman House and other hotels, and
found thct the statements we're incorrect 1t
appears that Ford did ut one time supply the
hotels, but does not now.
pressman WHO has been missing from his home,
Mo. 1g7 Adams street, since Friday afternoon,
was drowned tn the river at the foot Of Mfchi-
gan street early Friday evening: Shortly after
So'clock in the evening small boy notified J.
4. Fitch Government collector. having An Office
at No. ? River street, that he had seen man
brenk through the ice on the river, and that L be
Thich he had fallen, aud was shouting loudly
for help. Mr. Fitch ran ar once to the
Eush street bridge.house to get a roRe,
bur. finding the house locked. he ran to neigh
bt,rinr saloou but could tind nothing Of any use
IN such nn emergency, ana when be returned to
fhe river some five or six minutes later the man
hsd sunk out Of sight. Dunno was b years o.
, 1881-01-23

Mandehling lava in mats, IS lbs. .:--....17AtG2e
Old Government Java in mats, 65 lbs... IS G91o
Prime Java in mats. IS lbs. :....--::. tga3
Arabian Mocha in Il bales, about 70 lbs. 25
Arabian Mocha in II bales, about IS lbs. 40
Ex.Fiue Golden Rio in bags. about 1876 lbs 16A51o
Fancy Green Rio in bags, about 135 lbs. 70 eg1o
Choice Rio in bags, about 13s iba.--. IA tgt4
Fair Rio in bags, about z3o lbs. .13siG1&
, 1881-01-23

CEYENTH WARD LAND-LEAGUE
- Club meets this afternoon Ct ::S1 7, Y: snaEp Ut
et the cxens Of the Seventh turn out and do their
duty. Uy urlCF OF Committee.
, 1881-01-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

It is perfectly proper to speak of a mans
magnificent dome Of thought or his Webster
ian brow, but when you speak Of red
headed gentleman US the man with the g'lled
dome, ten chances to one he will not feel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

Potato buyers in Lamoille county ofiel
40 and 80 cents per bushel
The Burlington liquor agency during
the year 1850 sold s3,CT2 worth aud mad,
profit Of si57.
Appropriations Of $4,000 for the bar,
Dor at Burlington and 81, 500 for that al
svanton have been agreed upon by the
House commerce committee.
II is stated that the will Of the late A.
C. Howard OF Townshend bcquea.hs &c..
600 TO tina, town for the support Of the
poor
bon. Leverett Brush Englesby. Of Bur
lington. died in tina, city Thursday, from
a long illness Of pulmonary disevse. aged
IS years II months.
The Bennington and Rutland Railroad
viii lay 300 tons OF steel rails the com
ing season, and also improve It's road.bci.
Presiden, Hamlin Of Miidiebnry college
has saroei in securing subscriptions Of
several ihonsand dollars for bis college, ia
New York.
Mr. Eediagion has sold the Rutland
Inquirer to Mr.. Gsoge u. Riehar dson, a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03
The Electoral Count.

The time is drawing near when Congress
will be obliged by Law TO witness tho
counting Of the electoral vote. The House
has been attempting TO pass concurrent
resolution which the Republicans regard
rs unjust and they have defeated IT by alb
staining from voting, thus leaving the
House without quorum. The Democrats
cannot &c, enough Of their members pres.
en-, TO make the quorum and thus the mat
ter stands. The Washington Post, the
leading Democratic paper, thus alludes TO
the matter:
In almost all the party contests Of the
House few members OF the majority par
ty have played into the hands Of the oppo-
silion. They have put on high and holy
airs. They have been proud Of the com.
men lstion Of their opponents. who have
used them and dcspisod them for being
thus used They have mouthed mouldy
plati,udes about their obligations to their
own sense Of duty rather than the dictates
of cancus. When they have tapped
their rhetorical wings and scared above
party. their silly souls have been delight
cd with the incense ofRepublican praise.
This Is the record OF men who were elect
cd by Democrats elected as Democrats
men who lad begged Democratic votes
from county 10 county. and who had pratt
al long aud loud Of thor zeal for the sue
cess Of Democratic principles. At the
first possible opportunity they betrayed
their constituents, betrayed their prinoi-
pies, betrayed their party, and gave easy
victory 20 the enemy An enemy that ca.
.ulgs aud hAticr- such creatures while cher
ialing robust con,empi for them and
their WAYS Democratic sbsenieeism has
been another very fruitful source Of DEM
ocraisc dlscumlorinre. Tho alleged Dem
ocFatie majority las been an actual minor
lily for weeks 10 Succession Victory upon
victory haas been given 10 the Republicans
by fen Democrats who have cared more
iof personal convenience than for public
,ln,y or lhe interests Of their party Scores
Of ,iHsos quorum has been broken and
las passage 81 q Democratic measure de.
iea,ei 10y the absences Of few men who a,
ila, moment eanld have been found in
iaar.roonil II
"A party is in sad prcdicament when
It's success OF isfes, depends or three or
ioar ca BALI a doscn mcn whose appetite
iar stiaialaa,s Will mol give way to any
higher sense. All 10 tins complexion has
a como wilh tbs Democratic party IN the
House 90 more than one occasion OF the
greatest Importance. sneh men are unfit
iar ANY public position. They are 4 dis.
grace 10 their constituents. a reproaeh 10
,hc HOUSE,. an affection ~ the country. A
man who viii risk the success Of his party
IN crisis. rather than wait iof drink, is
Jus, about a. coniemptlble as The holy isl.
low who rises above party ia order TO
i,c pa,,ei Oh tho back by The Republican
press. II the minority in the XLyiith
Congress shall show iiself A. compact. "A.
eaeleas, alert and guArdeily Aggressive as
has the fnlnorii, ia the present Congress.
there sill be a change tvo years hence
II il no. the slrengih 81 the Eepablie&a
principles half 30 mach ~ the weakness
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

rouag gobiiesnau FROM Thognksson. Ne.
The new proprietor snnoubces q sasrcn-
tlon 81 he PAPER ioH "a months
II. NJ IAdd. oi The class u "a ia Md.
dlsbnry college. has accepted tbs position
81 Forrign superiniendeni tof the
AneTicaa Missionary Association. He
leaves tor Europe during February.
The latesi story is that Hon. y. J.
Phelps YES 70 have been appointed minis.
isr 10 Esslani. had TiIden ls~n elected
President and supreme court Judge had
General Hancock been elected.
4 hsnd-oai. With ala section men on
board, While running At a rapid pace
down grade below South Londonderry.
recently struck dog and wn thrown off
The track into the ditch. and the men were
promisrnonsiy scattered, II being solcmnly
affirmed that some 81 them were thrown a
distance Of thirty feet Ono Of them land
Cd usdcr the ear
Abou, two weeks ago the little one year
old son Of A. IL Bowen Of Bethel had
symptomsI Of indigestion. A few days
ago the point Of a needle appeared in the
region Of the left groin. II was extracted
and found TO be needle about two inches
long The conclusions are that the child
.w.IInx.l sha x..ft. 81 l., .l.ur, ,,.s.
weeks time II found It's way through the
intestinal and abdominal wall TO the out
side world again.
The litigations and controversies be-
tween the English stockholders Of the
Emma mining company aud Baron Grant
OF England and I, W. Park are amicably
adjusted. The latter parties pay in cash.
or cash options. 20 the English stockhold.
en Of the old Emma company about $780,
600, and they transfer to these stockhold-
en $4,000 out OF the 10000 OF the new
mine. As tho shares are now selling in
London for CA per share, this makes
about ". 900. 900 more Park gets IL 900
Of the new shares, covering the original
cost to him OF the mine.
JoslC. Baker Of Rutland, as president
Of the convention Of preachers and dele
gates OF the churches located upon the
territory Of the Troy Conference in this
State. held there In June last. issues a call
for the reassembling Of this convention in
which he says: "Now, therefore, that
the measures of resistance set forth in the
declaration OF our first meeting may be
carried to successful result and may be
prepared to fully meet and prevent the
consumation OF the unholy scheme against
our interests and rights apparently sanct-
toned by the Boundary Committee Of the
last General Conference. / hereby re-
quest the Convention to reasonable at the
church OF the First Methodist society of
Rntland, on Thursday, the 18th day of
February, A. d, 1881, at two o'clock in
the afternoon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

a Drnscrssie faanasemsni shls has trAns'
isvrca ihs soepus SASS time M~auvhiis
fes DemscrniAs dissr1e. viii Do vell "a
aror Isle ot,scuEiiy iAe msH whose ego.
nsaa. .sipcs. negleci and appetite have
enallsit minority q H<poblicsns prscii'
cali, 70 dosnisss4 DvmocfssAo House,
asd haailr rpsirt the Democracy 70 the zi'
porsiy SIDE
Ia y,sw u this state 81 facts the Demo
erAls % tho Sensis have .held caucus And
decided ss iollows;
'.rnl thA, The majority in ihs sensis
vili ssa ooDseai w The establishment o'
preoelsus proposed by the Ingslls rcsolu.
sion, or u sey s.milar rsgaiAiioGs Ser'a,e
ing from tho Ions established practice Of
oouuiihg tie electoral vote IN ioisi con
reu,ion q the too branches 81 Congress,
IN the bali q Tie HOUSE. seoond. that The
rr,oluiioa nov on tie table ~ the senate,
declaring tbs, the yic.presidea, has no
constitutional authority 10 count the cleo
,oral vote, shall be called up soon and
pressed 10 passage at continuous sea-
sion running through the night II neees.
sary, third. the select COMMITTEES on tins
subject shall report, aud The majority IN
the seua,s pass. "A soon AS practicable. IA
a substitute icr the Ingalls, resolution,
a ooncurring resolution providing thai the
two houses shall Assemble a, the ball OF
The House on the 9th prorimo; lists Of the
electoral votes shall he made 10y two or
more tellers on the pas, Of tho House and
one on merc on the part OF The SENATE
The totals for each Presidential and Vice
Presidential candidate excepting the
votes cast for Georgia, seven days after the
time prescribed by the federal law shall
be handed 10 the President Of the Senate,
aud be. an presiding officer of the joint
convention, shall announee the results IN
the same way in which results were an
nounoed under SIMILAR circumstances in
1918, and 1857 and 1869. when the elscto-
raj votes OF Missouri, Wiconsin and Mich.
igan was found to haze been cast on days
other than those fixed by the general law.
An announcement according TO this pro-
posed arrangement would he hypotheti.
cal declaration ~ to what would be the
total for each candidate. If the votes Of
Georgia he counted and IL the votes Of
Georgia be not counted; but 1t is to be
provided in the concurrent resolution that
this hypothetical declaration shall be sup
plemen,ed by the announcement by the
presiding officer that in any event Garfield
and Arthur received a constit utlonal ma
jority OF all the electoral votes and are
duly elected >"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03
I. pauuerism ON tho Increase,

1t is persistently maintained by many
people that the number Of poor people
helped by public tax is constantly in
creasing. We have seen no array OF facts
and figures to support such statements and
we do not believe they are generally true,
though they may he in some particular To-
calities. In this State the number OF
tramps is certainly less than it has been
for several years There is plenty Of work
for all at good prices.
In New State. according to the recent
report of the State Board OF Charities,
there has been decrease in pnuperisIn
during the last IL years, in which period
the population Of this State has increased
nearly one million. In 1868 the average
number OF the inmates Of the country poor
houses was 7, 1862; in 1880. G,5Sl, or an alb
solute decrease Of rs, against large in
crease OF population. In city alms-houses
the number in 1868 was 1867; in 1880, o.
765, an apparent increase of 2,O6s, but
this increase is entirely in insane cases In
New York aud Kings Counties. and not in
sane paupers. There seems to be a steady
increase in insanity among the poor Of the
large cities, but pauperkm diminishes in
both city and country. The decrease OF
cases assisted by outdoor relief is very re-
markable, being from the great number
oil 800 TO 1882 in 1880 throughout the
Sta,e--the great reduction being in the
cities, from 160, GAG cases in 1868 to 1917
in 1880, result largely due to the Chair
" Organization Societies in our different
towns and cities. The small increase in
expenditure Of public moneys is equally
encouraging being in the aggregate only
an increase from 2,30S, l0S In 1868 to O.
800, 0S9 in 1880. against an increase of a
million Of population. In So country
poor. houses there is an absolute decrease
Of s27. 403 in the expenses in IL years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

Hon. Marshall Jewell appeared before
tho House committee on abuse Of the
tracking privilege on Friday. and testified
At length a. 10 the manner OF distribution
Of documents by the Republican national
committee, He said the committee used
no franks during tho canvass, but paid
postage and erpressage upon all letters OF
packages seat out In all. the COMMITTEES
paid from -, 900 TO $4,000 in postage,
aud 5000 OF $4,000 in erpressage. The
committee bad mol derived any benefit
from the franking privilege, but bad paid
Tor is mail matter like honest citizens
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03
.n,,eh,, ro...,n.,,o. c.,,

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold
a few doses invariably cure the worst cases
Of Congb. Group, and Bronchitis. while its
wonderful success ia the cure Of Consump,
ton is without parallel in the history Of
medicine. Since its first discovery il has
been sold on guarantee, test which no
other medicine can stand. II you have a
Cough We earnestly ask you TO try it.
Price 10 cts, so cts. aud sl.00. II yonr
Lungs are sore, Chest, or Back Lame, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cents.
Sold BY J. N. HAgD, Manchester. and by
C. J. WAIT, Factory Point, VT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

Why do 30 many people we see around
us, seem TO prefer TO suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming mp OF
the food, yellow Skin, when for rs eta.
we will sell tho Shiloh's yitalizer, gusran-
tecd TO care them. Sold by ]. n. HARD.
Manchester, and by g. j. WAIT, Factory
Point VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03
,uittsiesPoNDtN,E.
DrsrgIcr or yr., DEp'r OF JUSTICE,
L. s. DEPUTY MAIsHAL's OFFICE,
JAMAICA, VI, Jan. 2Sth, 1881.

y. .. DffNTt offi'Lf Z
JAMAICA, W., Jan. 2sth, 1881.
Hor BrrrERs MIRO Co., RocHEsTEn,N.Y.
Gentlemen:
Allow me to express to you in this pub
lie manner my most sincere thanks for
your very kind letter of the 2Gth, received
this evening, and more especially for the
very fine Smith 4 Wssson revolver, sent
with it by you as memorial OF our sue
cess in surpressing the illicit trade in M
stamped bogus Hop Bi.ters" by dishonest
men In this district
May your success. Gentlemen, be ever
equal TO your generosity, and may yonr
future be as bright as the polished surface
Of this most beautiful weapon which, while
life remains, shall he held by me as a
sacred trust, ever In readiness to speak
out for the right" Again thanking you,
Gentlemen, remain most respectfully
Your obedient servant,
LAWS ~ SPgAouK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

BMGHr's DISEASE A Sure Cure. Tn.
til recently it was thought Bright's Disease
of the Kidneys was incurable. The state.
ment is disproved by the wonderful sue.
cess of HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kid.
ney and Liver Medicine, which cures
Brights Disease perfectly. All diseases
Of the Kidneys, Bladder. Liver or Urinary
Organs, HUNTS REMEDY cures like
magic.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size. rs
cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

The Irish troubles do not appear TO be
nearer a solution than they were months
ago. The state trials at Dublin amounted
10 nothing from the fact that the jury
could no, agree Some speech making
has been indulged In but no vote has been
taken in Parliament John Bright made
strong speech sustaining the Government
and there is little doubt that good ma
ioriiy in both houses will sustain strong
measures on the part Of the home govern
mont, though an effort well be made and
probably pu, through to materially modi-
~ the laws in relation TO Ireland. In the
meantime The excitement continues not
only in that country but England, toe, is
seriously alarmed .hrough fear Of Feniaa
uprising
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

Teunaaaee hss chosen Democrats sen
slor ~hieh gives that party majority -
he neat Senate saloss one Or iso inde
,.endsnis his David DAVE sDa Malone o.
yYgiaia aci viih The Bepablieaas 90 20
li,gea question:, Ia Pennsylvania 'b'
rgbs ior soaaior is still in progress snd %
iaiiaa,son al sny sleciioa At preseat Tbs
oamsons waat Oliver bat The people gsn'
orally sosli prefer GrUs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

Is the restoration OF woman after years OIL
sickness to perfect health. Imagine then
the JOY Of the family of Mrs. of Kings
ton, who had suffered untold misersy fol
over five years, consequent upon the Dis
cases and Weaknesses peculiar to females.
She was induced to try Dr. Kennedy's
"Favorite Remedy" After using only
two bottles all her ailments disappeared,
and she says that she feels and considers
herself In perfect health
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY y lsi-

Fsoyls ges.srsliy arc ssa msoA pie'A"ea
~hA ibs 1gg.osBssseo, 81 STANLEY Mathew
a.. raasnry 10 lls saprsass couTi, Asd
,l,sra u sosse douhs sbosi his oonfrraIsias
4, shs seaalo lie sa fssE a good sbAi'
/, bat noa gate sAs iisa q Iau ior .
good Judge lie is relative Cd Mrs
us,ss ssa We xoaaer ihsi Lie ssniclasr'
As pa set 90 bowl 81 asposAssn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

ksssis bas Materially strengthened bel
ssoti.ols in central Asis 10y capturing
fortress r-sssi,irfsal alDesi imprcgnsble-
sbe no. bold. sssy over nearly half that
eaai,seai 9Th aa power able 10 cope with
hor unless il b. England and that country
iu.s COS has u stteailcn fally occupied ~
other quarter. II may bsihsi Bassia and
En9iAaa NAY mre, Ia hostile array beior'
mAny years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03
IOPHELIA ROOTS ESTATE.

I u II n NV II = I@bTATEs
State OF Vermont. Manchester District, M.
In Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said District, on the 10Th day Of
Jrnuery, A, d. 1851.
An Instrument, purporting TO be the last Will
and Testament OF 0phelia Root late Of Marches
ter In said district, deceased, being presented BY
b. @. Cone the Executor therein named
for Probate, it 10 ordered by said Court that oil
persons concerned therein be notified 10 appear
at . session thereof TO be held Il the
Probate Oficc In Manchester In said dis
district, on the 23d day Of Feb. "A. D. 1881, ..
10 o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause. II any
they have, against the probate OF said Will for
which purpose It 10 further ordered, that this
order, be published three weeks successfully In
the Manchester JOURNAL, q newspaper printed
Of Manchester in this state, previous to said
time Of hearing.
BY the Court,
s5aw ATTEST, RANNEY HOWARD. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-03

jola Haahes VOC the 0T@ary lnierna
iloaal Championship Belt a, the Amsriesl
fpstiia,s Building. beaiing all previou
records. He had made 5G6 miles at Q ?
~. boing four hours in advance Of th
time In Which Resell accomplished th
same distance Al $50 he retired from
race With seore Of 5Gs niles. laps AND
lG5 yards. Albert was second. yint third
Krohns fourth and Hogard fifth.