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National Republican., 1883-06-29
LET'S SEE THE VOUCHERS.

Mr.. Thomas Gets Excited i'm Reference 60
AIIusions to bartlett a. RobBIns's Com
tracts.
AT the opening of the proceedings in the
Hill investigation yesterday, Mr.. Thomas sub
mitted number Of letters In general answer
to the charges against Bartlett, Robbins &
Co., and Mr.. Coleman for the prosecution sub
mitted the testimony of Gen. Stincmets,
which was given before the house committee
on public buildings and grounds in tho win
tor of 1877 and 1873.
Mr.. Coleman then called for all vouchers
for money paid to George j.. Damon since
August, 1876, for iron safes or frcproof shut
ters. Also for all vouchers for money paid
Bartlett, Robbins & Co. or Hayward Robbins
g. Co., the present firm, for work done or ma
torials furnished by them to the government
since August, 1876.
Objection was made by Mr. Thomas that
such wholesale expose of tho business of
present firm, In that Ii would disclose their
business to those who may be competing
against them.
Mr.. Coleman. How can that be- when they
have monopoly of the business.
Protraotod arguments ensued, during which
counsel for the prosecution charged that Bart
lett, Robbins 4 Co. had secured nearly all the
iOI blllHB blHtO tHO HuNoub VI mis
1Iill as supervising architect and had boon
able TO do SO through corrupt influences In tho
architects Office, although not the lowest
bidders.
Mr.. Thomas exoitedly). II the gentleman
charges that Bartett Robbins d. Co, cotruptly OBJ.
tained contracts. denounce It as q slapder.
Mr. Coleman replied, LET MS SEQ tho docu-
ments showing tho amounts Of money which
these gentlemen have received aud we will bo
able 10 toll something about it,"
Tho committee, after consultation, ruled
that counsel should bo permitted to inspect
oil papers included in his call, and should
submit them TO the committee
Gen. Stinemetz thon took the stand. In
| 1874 witness held the position Of assistant
| superintendent Of construction of the Now
York postofiice, aud had charge Of oil that
| work. Bartlett, Robbins & Co had n contract
| for the iron work, stairs, gratings, illumi-
mated tiling, &c. They furnished the ma
| terial under tho immediate direction Of wit
ness The bills rendered by Bartlett, Rob-
bins & Co. were then put in evidence. Wit
moss read over tho items Of charge for extra
work, and testified that one pair Of stairs for
which Bartlett, Robbins & Go. charged $96e
mover were put into the building, and that
other charges for extra work appeared on
their bills for which he (Stinemetz) never
gave any order. At this point number OF
vouchers, which had been called for by tho
prosecution, were brought In, and upon the
suggestion Of Mr.. Alexander the committee
at o'clock adjourned till 1890 this morning
for the purpose of affording the witness an
opportunity TO inspect the papers.
National Republican., 1883-06-29
Praise for Cant. ornwrord.

The Indian bureau has received a copy of
general order, issued by Gen. Crook, COM
plimentiug in terms Of high praise Capt. En-
met Crawford upon tho result of his scout
through Sonora, Mexico After reCiting the
achievements Of tho expedition the order
concluded with the following statoment
"No praise is too great for tho fortimde dis
played by Capt. Crawford and his comrades
IN the toilsome work Of climbing over noun
tains and acrosa eanons moving by day and
National Republican., 1883-06-29
oomdr. Eastman 10 lie Retired.

Tho naval retiring board yesterday recon-
mended the retirement of Comdr. Thomas
II. Eastman. When the findings of tho board
is approved by the Rresid mt an order win be
issued by the secretary of the navy for his
retirement, and Condr. Byron Wilson will be
ordered before the examining board for pro-
notion
National Republican., 1883-06-29
LongevitY Pnx.

Tho attorney general has rendered an opin
ion to the secretary of tho treasury in regard
to the proper legal construction Of the acts of
1852 and March 3, 1883, relating to longevity
pay Of naval officers, in which he holds that
the officers have no right 10 an increased rate
for services rendered prior TO the passage OF
the act of March 3, 1888
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Referred 20 the Court OF CIntms.

The secretary of tho treasury has referred
to the court of claims for trial the case of Il.
A, Mcclure and Charles F. Porter against the
United States, which is claim for cutting
and stacking hay, &C. Also the claim Of John
w. Beaman for services and expenses as a
special agent Of the Treasury department at
the seal fisheries In Alaska. There has also
been filed in the court Of claims tho claims of
fifty Indian interpreters for balance due on
account Of services rendered.
National Republican., 1883-06-29
0crnuIeS-4ons,s.

w TANTED--ro PuRoHAsE ron cAsH-A 10
w TO " room house. centrally located, with all
modern improvements; prefer dining room and
Kitchen on ground floor. and some yard; must be p
pargain: Address, stating particulars, CASH BuSl-
MSS, Republican Onlce. ieaQ-At
WTANTED-To BUY A GOOD 10 OR II ROOM
w house In Georgetown with modern improve
ments aud nice grounds Particulars to H. ID.
MANLEY, 7ol Fifteenth street northwest Je2s-st'
ANTED- TO BUY - A SIX OR SEVEN
Wv room house; price not to exceed gis0 or 81 0oQ
Tor which slQo cash and s2Q per month will be paid
Address f., Republican Ofiicc. ie3T.3ts
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Pnrne,n Pornistcncy.

Tho commissioner of Indian affairs has re-
ceived, through tho secretary Of war, a dis
patch from Gen. Pope, stating that d. l..
Payne, of Oklahoma fame, has applied to the
United States circuit court at Topeka, Kans.,
for an injunction restraining military inter.
ference with his entrance into ind occupation
of the Oklahoma district in Indian territory.
This will bring up the entire question as to
the status of this district. The attorney gen.
eral has been notified.
National Republican., 1883-06-29
aruI estate gruhtrs.
Eon RENT-DY IL II. wAnNEn,
STORES.

707 eth NJ e.",..,. 30 OO &c bridge st. Gin, u 90
ON. Weekly Rent List, puhli;hod every Monday
mOrning contains complete schedule Ol Our huurei,
stores shops and nrms 0ffered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices. sc, aud how they may 10
seon Property for Ra0 10 oil parts OF thocty Money
- '''' ~ b. il WARNER olO street
National Republican., 1883-06-29

night, with insufficient food, exposed to all
the sevorities of climate, sustained simply by
sense of duty, and determination TO sub
due band Of desperadoes so long scourge
n two nnfiova ~
National Republican., 1883-06-29
TouN LYON,
J -
iSoS Pennsylvania AVENUE NoRrHwEsr
WASHINGTON, d. e.
High aud low pressure

STEAM HEATING AND vENTILArINd
for all olassCa OF bnlldmgs Special attention gven
to heating private housea. Old or imperfect working
jobs renovated aud satisfaction guaranteed Heating
aud venualinG Green Houses and ConssryaIori0
RBpeoialty.
National Republican., 1883-06-29
YOst anN .FnnnN.

Y osT- WEDNESDAY EVENING, or sEV.
Il ! enth street, below L. Sons Of Veteran badge,
No, ll7l Address 5. ". Republican oliop js20-1ts
Z oST--A SMALL DOG; SCAR ON tTS BACK.
~ Reward II returned TO 2lis Pennsylvania ave
nue.. leeO8tA
n OST-ON YESTERDAY, BETWEEN IOWA
II clstle on the patent office package OF papers
n,nrug my name reward ~ rolurneI 10 lali u
Y osT-A sIDE Pocket h lOK, CONT INNING
IL small sum OF mon y, lwn passes on Va Mid.
j. r.. twq nang.s A, /. "A, " 60 heward ~ len ut
f2J6 Ei,vt nth streets northwest io96 80
National Republican., 1883-06-29

when Crook WIN Arrive.
Secretary Lincoln has received a dispatch
from Gen. Crook stating that he will arrive
in Washington about July a.
National Republican., 1883-06-29
MrNilnI.

MO CURE. NO PAY--8 YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN and over 10 years at oOd street southwest. A
cure guaranteed In every case of gonOrrhea, syphilis
and loss ofaeXual power. Medicine furnished. Ad
vice tree. my22Imt
National Republican., 1883-06-29

TNoR sALE-PnlNTED CARDS. FURNISHED
~ liooms with Table Hoard" "1his House for
Hent, apply NJ --,n and ''Furnlsned Rooms Tor
Rent price cents eaeh, are for sale At the Rusnoas
onco OF The National Republican. da7
National Republican., 1883-06-29
BoarSing.

On7 SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
OO1 Very pleasant rooms, single or en- suite,
with board II desired. Ie27-atE
NTEALs SERVED TO RHsIDENCIcS, PER.
AVA. sons wishing meals will plcasp call on or nd.
0iess CATCHER. ii31 X street northwest. ie2gstt
TIlREMoNT HOUSE.
Il CHANGE or PROPRIETORS
Firstclnss table pollteRnd attentive ser wants Very
desirable situation tor families. Rates. 500 and ~
per day u.s. sSO, s35 and $40 per month.
do4 u. w. DENIsON. Proprietor
National Republican., 1883-06-29
SDlautrS---Ruun,s.

=,
w room and board, between IL, i. NintL' al an,
FouIteenIh streets noIthwesti room must have
southern exposure and price not exceed Sa2 per
mouth. Address stating location and terms, NJ IL
L., Republican Otlce. e2aais
UOooMs AND BOARD WANTED IN dEu ROE
j l. town hy gentleman and duughtrri private
hmily preferred Address, stating terms, which
must he moderate, IT, X. W. Republican ONCE
Je1a-it+
VNT ANTED- ONE FURNISHED ROOM PRI-
w vats entrance, within four squares OF Myans's
Dining Rooms, street. address NJ. D.. Republican
National Republican., 1883-06-29
SlOmsg to EOam.

n NNoNEY TO LOAN oN REAL l. ESTATE ATTHR
IVA Lowest rateA DAMIEN tlOWEh 4 Son, i2AiR
street northwest, uola-H
National Republican., 1883-06-29
Dusinrss Gbant,s.

Il IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
J. on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
where, by j. H. souIiek q 60. Bankera lAld PonAr
yAniaavenue ala9d-R
National Republican., 1883-06-29
aalautsO-NrIp--sIlaIr.

: ''ss''''''''''9 = -F7'R'F rF.''''0'
NNT ANTED-A GOOD DINING ROOM WAITER
w AZ 0ib Eleventh street northwest Je2ilJt@
WTANTEn-A RELIABLE MAN WHO UN-
w defstilds the care Of hOrscs, and would lSo HIS
expenses paid TO Rochester n. y Apply at i2lG y
street. ir3Dath
VIZ WANTED-E EIGHT FIRST CLASS BAR
wv keeperA Apply ~ NJ, q. McCORMlCk, 40
Sixth Rtreot northwest jeT-3tH
VNTAHTED-TWO SALESMEN FOR UpIOI,
w Htery or dry goods, w, II. MOSES q SON, SeY-
enth street and PeDnsy lyanla aYanne. ieaG-Gt
VLTANTED THREE CARPET sALESMEN
w w, II. MOSES 4 SON, corner Seventh street
and PenHsylYanla avenue, je29-Ot
EMPLoYMEHr FURNISHED OUT OF OFFICE
H. hOur6 which pays $40 weeks applicants to n.
M. ITO Sp. m. cali at 05i street, Room l. ie903ts
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Serautra- = -Situatiuns- --fsmaI,.

6clanff0--- -Srtuatrons- -Efmalt.
yxTANTED-BY A coIoREp WOMAN, A SIT.
w uRtion ms cook, washer, and ironer; good refer
ecea Apply at 1881 Tenth street northweit je2yStt
VNTANTED-BY A REsPECTh BILE WHITE
w girl situation us chanlbermnld and waitress;
has no obje,llgn to leaving the city, Address NJ s.,
Republican onice. Je2S-3t
wv TANTED--BY A REsPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, situation as cook or lnundreSs; no OBJ
lection to going TO the country the summers good
references given, Address LAUNDRES5, gli Eley-
enth street northwest Je28StA
XXTANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE IN A
w private family good references Address
SARAH, Republican once. je2S-3t|
yNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w woman place to 30 away as chnmbermad or
other light work; best OF references. Cali address
CARRIE SHORTS. ~ I street northwest. je273t"
uTANTED--BY YOUNG LADY. SEWING
wv by the week, dtcssmaking, or underwcnr one
rntor on Singer machine. Address MISS EVANS,
40 l. street northwest Je2I'3t+
WANTED-,A SITUATION AS CouK OR
w houseworker In private family by u white wo-
Republican once Je27.att
A YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL WISHES A PLACE
"a TO nurse or walt on u lady travelling; best Of
references given Address Il. g., Republican onice
je26-3tF
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wv ANTED-- BY A YOUNG MAN HAVING A
w horse aud buggy nsitunton as collector or any
outdoor business good ref rences given. Address
APPLICANT, HOpnhcAn Onice, io2s.ait
wv ANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAR.
w rled experienced book and lob printer; can
Furnish best OF references II required. Address O. v.
b., Republican Office Jeei3ts
TINo LAWYERS - A GOOD LAW CoPYIsT DE
Ie.GSt%
National Republican., 1883-06-29

NUANTED-BY A coLoREp WOMAN, A SIT
w uRton ms cook, washer, and ironer; good refer.
Apply nj 1879 Tenth street nurthwet ie2l-3
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@anteN. -MrIn--.ErmaIr.

wv TANTED-A WHITE SERVANT FOR GEN
w eral housework; to steady, capable woman
good wages Apply. before Saturday, 10 1881 sixth
street northwest ie2O.3ts
National Republican., 1883-06-29

VIZ ANTED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN;
w German preferred; must bo q good laundress
and cook references required lOil IL street north
IArQ
National Republican., 1883-06-29

1.-TWO LADIES WANT a TEACHER To LEARN
X ielegraphing. Address ], ", Republican ohlce
National Republican., 1883-06-29

JIoR SALE-LoT ON SIXTH, MAssACHU.
II sets avenue and street, fronting Green statue
improved With frame house. Apply aoi Ninth street
northwey. jelD-lmf
National Republican., 1883-06-29
.tOr I,nt- -glnfanriehrh noomc.

VNoR RINT-TIREE LARGE UNFURKIsHED
~ rooms, Third door; references required price,
Sbla per mont cars pass the door Inquire ut picture
store, 6OT Four half street sOuthWOAt e2D-3t%
National Republican., 1883-06-29
MONDAY and TtEs6A 3 10 JULy

VNTANTED-1o ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN e.
wv Beal. room T. Ian New York avenue, Is Com
missioner Of Deeds for every State and Territory.
United States Commissioners. Examiner and Notary
Public. always In office from Dn m. tobp. m. apaa1y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-29


Tie aess from Washington IN regard
IA Judge Folger. health Is ~ell calculated
10 excite apprehension in the minds Of bis
friends. AZ secretary 81 the treasury be
tas permitted himself 10 become an over
soitea maa. ard the rssul, u nervous
prostraiion u severe u no, alarming
character IL 10 beyond question true tina.
iie Judge has abde. taken TO DO too much
10 the Way Of supervising the MINOR de-
tail. Of bis ofhee. and that be felt il In.
cnnibeui upon himself 10 direct all the
big aud little affairs Of the department.
WHIST shefmsn aud Chase ard Windom
banaed over 20 suboriina,es. Judge Fol.
gsr uanied 10 do himself. OF at least know
sll about; and the task uas too heavy Tor
any Que man, particularly man 40 deli.
ca,oly and nersonsly constituted Ms the
Judge The country viii bs reioicei TO
receive the Intelligence that bis present
relaxation from the sersiions and cares Of
The seetetary.hip has restored bis mental
sud physical strength. aud IT will be fur.
iher pleased TO hear when be resumes the
duties Of his Office that be will turu over
10 subordinaies the duties that properly
belong 10 them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-29

The Hon. A. F. Rogers Of Albany. ap.
pointed by the Supreme court as referee
in thc ejec.mcnt suit Of the Troy and Bos.
ton railroad company against the Boston.
Hoosac Tunnel and Western railway, as
made his report The action is know as
the million dollar suit from the magnitude
Of the interests involved The property
ia dispute is the road bed Of the Albany
northern road from Waterford Junction
10 Eagle Bridge. which has been occupi, a
by the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and W,s-
tern road The referee decides in favor Of
the defendant, dismissing the complaint
on the ground that the Troy and Boston
roai has never taken actual possession Of
the road bed. that for certain parcels OF
the land claimed there is no proof th.t
title was ever given 10 the Albany northern
road, and that certain parcels have since
on thu lain OF Revision Of title been occu.
pied aud used for farming and other pur
poses. Tbs Troy and Boston company
will appeal from the decision. - Troy Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-29

The New York Tribune says: Two
weets have passed since Mr.. wastenon
heroieally grabbed the protection bull by
the horns. and no, ord has been learned
yet As 10 the result Of his inssle. An anI-
ious world il waiting with much inp..
thence 10 kpow whether the bill tossed
wasieson or waitenon tossed the bull
The long silence is evidently creating iiS
belief tina, The ball left Mr. Wslierson in
no condition TO chronicle the outcome II
be had accepted The adviee Of bic neieibor
acro,s the Ohio river and taken the bull
by ,he i.ii instead Of Wy the horns the ~
snli would hardly have been 30 DISASTROUS.
Bat youth never will heed counsel Mr.
ws.ien5n must nov expect TO hear The
o.i.toli aad oft-applied story about The
boy ~ho iiekled the hind leg Of a msle
All VAS told by bis father that Ia the 10
inrs be uoald 30. be 50 handsome bet he
would know gres, deal more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-29

Outside OF Maine II is probable that no
prohliitofy amendments will pass the
state legislatures this year. The general
drt Of legislation on the temperance
question appears TO lie towards high IL
censc laws such restrictions on the liq-
uot traihe ini much favor in Ohio, Wis
consin. Illinois, Minnesota and Missouri.
The latter state has. in fact, passed law
imposing a heavy tax on the sale OF intox-
icants, and il is now 10 the bands OF the
governor A similar measure would have
gone through the Illinois Legislature had
not the Democrats delayed Il. As prohi-
bition has failed 10 $, many eases the pub,
lie will watch with much interest this lat
est effort TO deal with troublesome
question.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-29
Death Of Postmaster General Hove.

Postmaster General Timothy O. Howe
died at Kenosha, Wis. on Monday OF pneu
monia. Timothy o. Howe was born at
Lirermore. Me. on February 2, 1916. He
received an academic education aud was
admitted to the bar Of Maine in 1889 He
was elected member OF the legislature OF
that state as Henry Clay Wing in ls45,
Soon after he removed to Wisconsin where
he was elected Judge OF the Circuit end
Supreme courts in 1855. During part Of
this time be was chief justice. He re-.
signed his Office Ms judge in 1860. He
was elected United States Senator from
Wisconsin, as Union Republican to sue
ceed Charles Durkee In 1861; was re-elect
ed in 1867 aud again in 1873. He was
among the first IN Wisconsin to join the
Republican party. aud because Of his OPP
position TO state rights doctrines, which
we're then prevalent IN Wisconsin he was
at first unsuccessful MS a candidate for
United States Senator In the course Of
his eighteen years service in the senate he
was on many important committees. He
advocated emancipation, universal suffrage
and Territorial government for the South
after the war. He was an active opponent
OF Presi ent Johnson. In 1872 he was
one OF the committee that investigated the
affairs Of the New York custom house. He
was bitter opponent OF Hayes policy OF
Cancellation, and made speech 10 the
senate against it. President Garfield ap.
pointed bin Que of the commissioners TO
the Paris Monetary conference. In De-
cember OF 1881 President Arthur appoint
cd Mr.. Howe postmaster general vice
James resigned. Mr.. Howe was an able
lawyer AZ honest man, patriotic man.
and pure man in all relations OF life.
He dies poor after rs years of public ser.
yica
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-29

Not the least interesting OF the recent
contributions of the census Office is that
relating TO the vital statistics OF the coun-
try. According TO the census OF 1880
756, s94 persons died in the United States
n that year, making the death rate IT, to
the thousand. In 1860 the death rate was
reported At 1876 per thousand, and in 1870
it was 1873 But it is known that the NOR
tally returns in 1860 and 70 we're incom
plete, while those OF 1880 are substantial
ly correct. The rate is lower than il is in
most European countries. In England it
is 900 per thousand, While in Scotland it
is 21.3. OF the whole number OF deaths
recorded in the United States, $40, 1871
were OF whites aud ll6, 702 Of blacks, max
ing the apparent death rate according TO
population 474 among the whites aud
172S among tie negroes. For every
thousand deaths OF females there were
|. GA Of males. More males died in infan-
cy than females aud more than half OF the
deaths among males were Of very young
children
The causes OF death are stated in 1888,
$40 cases, leaving only about %. 900 to be
accounted for The number OF deaths
from the ten principal clauses are report.
ed Us follows: Diseases OF respiratory sys-
,e IN. LOT. 904 consumption. 1851; dis
eases Of the nervous system, $500; diar.
rh@al diseases. 65,565; dip.heria. ss,39s;
diseases OF digestive system, 34.0s4; ty-
phoid fever, %. 905; scarlet fever, l6,4l6;
whoopiug cough. l,202; measles. STA.
Consumption carried oG nearly 10000
more females than males. The mortality
from this disease WAS highest in the small
towns and rural districts in the North At
isntic aud lake regions, while on the Gull
coast il vas greatest in New Orleans on
account Of its wretched drainage system.
II also appears that typhoid and malarial
fevers and diptheria are more prevalent
and more fatal 10 the country than in the
great cities. This is contrary to tue gen.
erAl belief. but is accounted for by the
statement that In most cities the drainage
is letter. and the sanitary conditions and
regulations are generally much better. in
late years than iu the country. Tho cen
sus figures show large percentage OF
deaths from sccidents and injuries 10
1850. sggregsiing over 5000. OF this
number 1870 we're by drowning. 2,2s9
from gnnsLo, wounds; about 2.0os by su.
,cide; 2.3i9 by railroad accidents; a.7S5
by burns and scsljs; 257 by sunsiroke;
. $3.50 by suGocatior; 1886 by homicide,
.2s9 by exposure and neglect; 100 by in
iuries from machinery. and 1880 from
other csnses. not specially enumerated
When the vital statistics are Published by
states and counties opportunity will b 81
foried ior comparisons on which TO base
general copelasions-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-29

The Boston Jouraal says that there Is a
prospect that the negotiation beveen the
parties in interest representing the Yer
moat Genital aud Vermont aud Canada
Rmlaays, will during the present week
reach conclusion. and that the pro.
gramme as announced by The journal and
The Tribune some months since. will be
carried out. This will relieve the Central
Vernon, Of the incnbus which has rested
upon IT, aud will enable 1t TO establish re.
latlous with connecting roads OF profit
able nature The securities TO be issued
IN place Of outstanding Liabilities will be
delivered TO the owners at the earliest
practicable moment, II no unforeseen obsta.
eles arises.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-29
THOMAS REDS EsrA,r.

= STATE or VERMONT, District OF Manchester,s %
In Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and for said District on the lilh day Of March
A. D., 1883.
An Instrument, purporting to be the last vii!
andTestament OF Thomas Reid late OF Arlington.
IN said district, deceated, being presented By
Adelaide s. Ried and A. @ Mckee the Executors
therein named, for Probate, II is ordered by said
Court, that oil persons concerned therein be no.
titled to appear at q session thereof, TO be held
at the Probate Office in Manchester in said dis.
trict. on the 25tb day OF April. AID. lsS3, at
10 o'clock, in the forenoon, and show cause, II
for which purpose IL is further ordered that this
order be published three weeks excessively 10
the Manchester JOURNAL, a newspaper printed
at Manchester IN this State, previous to rad
time OF hearing.
BY the Court,
45sw Attest, RAKNEY HOWARD. Judge.