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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
STATE CONVENTIONS.
How National Delegates VIII Vote.


Republican conventions were held in
several states on Wednesday. Kentucky,
Maryland, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Ne
braska and North Carolina will end up
the list, and all the delegates to the Ma
tionsl convention will then have been
elected. The result of tho conventions
was this Maine instructs for Blaine
Massachusetts is for the best man Kan
sas passed no instructions, but expressed
preference for Blaine by ballot Yer.
mont is for Edmunds to the end New
Hampshire delegates are divided In their
choice between Blaine, Arthur and Ed
munds Virginia Straightouts indorssd
Blaine and denounced Arthur West Vir
ginia passed Blaine resolutions Iowa IL
solid for Blaine.
In Massachusetts,, though resolving fol
Butler, the Democrats tabled resolution
OF instructions, but Benjamin f. Butler,
Josiah q. Abbott, NJ. j. McCatferty and
James Delaney were chosen delegates al
at large.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
Diamond DOts.

Tho championship season throughout
the country bogias to day.
II. j. DchlmGH has resigned tho mau-
agement of the Allentown base bail club.
The Harrisburg team badly defeated the
York club in York yesterday, by score
of 1StoG.
Tbs season Of the keystone association
opens to morrow. The Lancaster will play
in Chester aud the Chambersburg in York.
The Monumental wont from Lancaster
to Wilmington, where they open the
championship season, and will DO nicely
sat upon.
The Altoona club has been severely
condemned by some Of its homo support.
ers for playing in st. Louis on a Sunday
with the team OF that city.
Manager SpUnoC, Of the Monumental
club, says no " mOnkeyed with the Ian.
caster club yesterday, and put in a green
battery in order to save Rittenhousc and
Hanna for to days game in Wilmington.
This same MIR. Spence has always been
good talker.
Following is tho prediction OF tho Tren
ton Times of the standing of the clubs of
the Eastern league at the end of the sea
son Trenton, first Wilmington or Read
ing, second Harrisburg, fourth Rch-
mond, Newark, Baltimore and Allentown
in the order named.
The season of tho Eastern league opened
to- day and tho papers of tho different
cities, where clubs are stationed, except
Allentown and Harrisburg, each claim to
have tho best nine. Tho Tronton Times
is certain that they will win the champion
ship, but ball players we'll know that the
real contest is between Reading, Whining
ton and Richmond, with close race
hatucan tina two rat named for tho best
place.
The Ironsdes will play their second
game with the Somers of Philadelphia
tomorrow afternoon in this city. The
latter have rcorganizcd their club putting
on number OF new players Among
them is Stanley of last years Mantuas
who was the only man to hit Dall over
year Tho home team will also be strong
In to morrow's game and close contest
can bs looked for.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
An Attempt 10 wrfox "A Train

An attempt was made Wednesday eve.
ming TO wreck passenger train on tho
Laokawanna and Susquehanna division of
the Philadelphia II Reading railroad near
Allentown. Three railroad aills were
placed on tho track short distance below
the station, and, as the train came around
the curve, the pilot struck the obstruction
Two OF the sills were thrown to ono side.
and tho third was wedgcd between the
truck aud pilot. Tho train was stopped
az soon as possible, Tho cars were filled
with passengers, and it was puro luck
that the train was not thrown In tho canal
which runs few feet north of tho track.
Tho locomotive was but slightly damaged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

Light OF foot and winning fair,
show'ry gems amid her haig,
Through II wavering light and shade
by the ntful sunbeams mado,
Or through shimmering veil OF rain
Dances down the fragrant lane,
This bright maid, who draws each lover
By charm none may discover
varying still from grave TO gay,
Thousand fanCies IN u day,
Singing mGdleys with such trill
As the restless air must thrill,
wild with wanton, elfsh glee,
sad with freaHish misery,
now 10 tender tears bCguiling
Then TO mirth with witChery wiling.
FIRST she pouts and says you grieve her.
HsAl ehtiehts you not TO leave her;
linen she lures you on to follow
Her slight figure through the hollow
Up the hill slope, DER the stream
kippling SOFT with silvery CLEAN
-HGrtet W. French, IN he Manhattan Ioj
May. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

The only electric lamps reported not
burning last night were those at Water
and Vine, out all night, and at Prince aud
Andrew, which was out from O'CLOCK
Ono gasoline lamp was out.
Residents of the Ieighborhood OF Lame
and Orange streets still complain OF the
flickering uncertainty of the electric lamp
there. II has not yet been put upon
bracket, and continues to behave badly,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
DANES fC sswnere

Philadelphia Philadelphia Q, Athletic
; Treuton Chicago IL, Trenton 7 +;
IIartvillo Hartvlllc g. Sddons ? New
York New York l3, Metropolitan 0 /;
Boston Boston Union 10, Keystone 8 ;
Brooklyn Brooklyn II, Detroit q {;
ChambGrsburg Chambersburg lG, Littlos'
town 3 (; Princeton Princeton 4, Newark
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

AT last Mr.. Blaine has been endorsed
by New England state. Maine held
its Republican convention yesterday
and, as it was the last of the lot, its
favorite step son had a narrow escape.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
Pleasant Entsrtsinment at tho Mission
Chapel,


The Young Mems literary associa'
ton" entertainment last evening in the
Presbyterian chapel was largely attended
and deserves all the praise given it by the
audience. The programme was just long
enough TO entertain and not tire, and
every one OF tho participants were so
promptly at hand when they were
announced that there was no drag
or lack of interest during the evening,
Tho music Of tho West End Quartet I"
was excellent tho solo of Mr.. Harry Glib
son very good and tho harmonica SOLO 0y
Mr.. Kiiheifer loudly applauded. All tho
exercises were 20 we'll rendered that moro
special mention is not needed, The young
men, through their spokesman, Rev.
Thompson, thanked tho audience for their
support and presence during the season
aud announced that during the coming fall
and wintor they would arrange another
course, which they proposed making, If
possible, more pleasant.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
The sllnaIIon Not shcII

Au umbrella carried over woman, tho
man getting nothing but the drippings of
the rain, signifies cOurtship. When the
man has the umbrella and the woman tho
drippings II indiCa,es marriage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
a New pridse TO Ds BuiIt.

The commissioners on Tuesday conclud.
ed 10 build bridge across tho OctOraro
creek, in Coeraine township near Black
Rock furnace, and they have advertised
for proposals. FOR its erection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
Appointed Notary.

Haydn II. Tshudy, of Lititz, has been
appointed notary public by the governor,
from Juno 10Th 1884, to the end of the
next session OF The Senate. Mr.. Tshudy
is Republican In each and every par
ticular,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
bU MNART

ERruoI runs, Lancaster. Monumental, D.
Double plays, Holland, smith and Richardson;
Parker and Smith. Two base hits, IlOnOrd,
LuibeTrY, Hatfield ana lands Home run,
smith. Baso on balls. Lancaster, MOnu.
mental. !. liascs for Deinv mt with ball, Lam
caster, > Monumental, Lott ON Dases, Ian
caster, D. Monumental, 7 struck ont, Ian.
cast. =. .: Monumental. Nild pitches,
wo'zell, = McElrOy. |. Passed. b lis, Rich
ardson, g Hoiford, Brill, 3.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
Knocked pown ana Robpen on the ,

Knocked Down and Robbed on the street.
Joseph Sto;x, SO years OF age, was
knocked down with a slungshot and brass
knucklcs by highway mol and robbed Of
$50 in one oC tbs streets f New York on
Tuesday nigh lie Is believed 10 be fa'ally
L., intrnl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
wears Mrs. Wilson, and her 10 year old

UHUKIVtT1 - I-.,,-
Only ono body found was recognizable
All that could be found OF the other thir-
teen bodies was put into one box, the SIZE
Of an ordinary coffiu box. The loss on the
building is sis, 600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
Horses shIpped.

Fiss & Doerr shipped to New York this
morning one car load of draft and driving
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

Ir was in the Kalends of March, 1873,
that Mr.. Blaine got his silver cup from the
lobby king but what would the lios Of
November bring him if ever the people
got a chance at the guano statesman
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

MAYS life.qulckening, perfumed breath
is on us to day ; the base ball championship
season is also here.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

SOME frolicsome Mayiug party may
stumble over Wharton Barker and his
surplus distribution scheme among the
dead leaves.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

As the Massachusetts, Republican con
vention was an harmonious affair, against
Blaine, it seems to be a superhuous re
mark of the Tribune that gray and
bald heads were 50 numerous that their
absence here aud there was conspicuous. 81
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

IL Harpsr's Magazine for May Howard
Pyle reaches the very acme OF excellence
of illustrations for his May-diy Idyl OF
the Oden Time :" Mr.. Blossoms euyray
ing OF Titiau's Belle " scores another
high mark OF artistic work ; Blacks aud
Roe's serials continue, and a vas. amount
Of superior literary matter make up q
number of rare merit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

II is not at all improbable that the
rumor of some recent Harvard freshmen
having substitutes pass their entrance ex.
aminations for them, is correct. IN =
large college where personal iieatity J.,
not SO easily fixed, the deception would
seem easy to practice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

The superior court OF Cinc,uuIU has
administered a blow to monopoly by de
claring all contracts as void which grew out
of the illegal agreement of six big auction
tobacco leaf warehouses there to control
the trade, by pooling their business, fixing
prices, grabbing the earth and dividing it
| among their several selves.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01

Mr.. ROBERT INGERsoLL will have 70
have his teeth reset before he can success
fully gnaw the hIo given him by the sta.
tis:ics Of Evangelical Christianity in this
country. Instead of being on the wauo, as
he declares, tho facts are tha: since 1900
the ratio of church COMMITMENTS to the
whole community has Increased three
fold.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

devoted bis sitsstios particularly 10 The
lac. Asd steed vsry vsli IL his clssa
D1risg GsasrAi 0sasts sscosa term ~
prsssdssi The yesIs naa served his isihss
- private secretary. Whes his father left
The prcsiSssiisl chair the sen came 10
ihis city snd became assistant usitsd
States district attorney us1sf Stewart Il
Wesdiord. When be rel,nquishsd this
once be vent into Wall street alone - .
broker SD vas very successful In No
vsmbsr. 1879, be wS married 10 Misc
Fsnsio Chshse. the daughter 81 the sx.
senator jerome ChAf~e Miss CkAhss
bad large property IL Der ova right
bat Young GRAFT ssver used dollar OF HE
viie's fortune In HE busiassa Al avsa.
ding present Misc Chslsss father gave
her house 10 Fifty eighth S. near Fifth
Ave. which the yonng couple occupied for
s~Liie Ihls house ~as recently sold and
dnrisR last winter u. 4 Grsst. Jr,. and
wife with their two children occupied
sr.rinsnts ia the Harper hats. eorssr OF
Madison avenue aud Fifty eighth street.
Mira Grant il in feeble health. sad very
rarely gees out She is lady Of great
refinement and amiability.
Jessie X Grant u the yossgsst sen Of
General Grant He vas sduestsd n Ger
nell university and early manifested evil
dences OF inventive genius. He has Invent.
~ numerous things which sbov great
ingenuity, but have never lees brought
10 public attention. In 1879 be married
: young lady thsa residing in CAliforsis.
He has bseR largely Interested in IN cleo
tric lighting company il this city.
DR. j. p. Newman 81 the Madissn |
Avssns Congregational church knows the
family A. we'll ~ Any body does. He vas
Gen. Grants psrson" during the gsnsr.
us occupancy Of the White House, and
that relation at present
81 look upon Fred. GRAFT. said DR..
Newman last evening. as having a. o..
quick. clear and comprehensive
mind. His fusd Of historical ksswlsdgs |
10 simply marvellous for man OF his age |
Who is net member OF the lsaraea profes- |
ZION. He is certainly . very well read |
syman. Ulysses s., Jr.. is ose Of the
,ursSt and manifest msn that / know Of. |
don't knew anybody within the range OF
ny acquaintance for whose character and |
IPirit ~ man have more admiration.
Tssss is the original member OF the fsmi.
y. He is not Only original - ~ inventor
out in modes Of thought and exprsssiss
hereof. have the most unbsunasd
on6dsncs in ell Of them. and would
ntrust all that have in the world to the
eepisg OF any one OF them with the most
bsolute assurance OF its entire safety"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15
A RDELL l.. AID EST ELLA HAR.

ubb0lOH.- 1tnehs.
STATE o. vGhn0ST, District Of Manchester 49,
10 Probate COST held u Manchester, within.
end for ssid District on the srh day Of Ap,iL
AID. 1874
3hs Gsardias Of ArdeIi l.. HARRINGTON sss
Est<lls Harrington. minors, Of hupeIl IL 49,
district, presented 10 said Court ~ sppiipstk
10 Whiting, Getting forth that bic ssrds Ass =
tititd 70 share 10 The estate Of Lsst b. n
Kiss. hts Of sstd Rupert, dsssaSsd. % ~ ,.op.
representatives VI thstS deceased n0th~ ssn
=. Harrington, who. wsa N hsis u <. nay
Lew D. Bopkins; and have thns - .ns ssia
~ Ne real sststs whereof shs sstAt .n'ssfM ~
kins died s.i.sd; and rsprsssstsT .a., mop.
shst u you'd b. condstiss W ~, .."Is
ssid vssds Y cell 81 thsis ~ .,s.s I ~ q, , -
real sststs Of which the ssiS - ~ ~ re
disd seized s this state. iss as,sr I. 4,
!. -: rs,:'si.s q .Ls 30 - assss e az -.
shs,. -, !. ~ sus = putting tho troessds
- u s.,s, sssi s.,.s. .ssstlEg thsm 10 stocks
~ 1880. sss.ss.," and axkiDg said court fcr
81, ~ ~ -s.<." TO grant lin Leebss 10
ss.,.Ss.~ ~ ~. stsst IN al said real sststx.
~sis-ss Sa.s ~rest IN the rsysfalon N ,hs
W.. said estate,
wnssnpDa uaS ordered that hearing upos
"a st,sa. Q BE- had q . Probsts Court " L.
Ta... -, ssbAts cf1ns ~ hsseLs siSr. IL sAId
~ The I7th dsy of Msy, !, X. I14
~ ,.ss Wee II ssid spplieAisss. tLs batsss
80 - . tAsrssf, ssd he time and place N
49, h.ssos. y gisss W III pssseIs inter.
ss- ~ rsbfsestion hereof in tLs MAJ.
= ~. ~, SocssAL. sssspspss printed q ss,a
q NJ ss.z ARE sssis saeessslvsy psssioss
'Sss IOviIisD nussos. ,ss...
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

II was sucs said OF England. the mis-
trsss Of tho ocess. that cher sails whitsu
every sea-" The propulsion Of vessels By
steam, instead OF wind y herstsiors. has
pIucksd feather from The plumAgs Of
that serial metaphor. Oas Of The NEST
formidable Of English irsnclaas, or Wal
vessels, is called "Ths Destroyer. This
floating monster 81 destruction is claimed
70 BE- absolutely impsaetrabls. All efforts
10 pierce her steel coat, mus, we are told.
fail DR.. Gravsa' Heart Regulator. On the
other hand, aercr fails TO cure the most
aggravated and distressing cases Of heart
disease. .ta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

The grad jury IL Cincinnati 10 stirring
mp things Nth avssgeanss. II has found
flfiy.icu indictments for onssces connect.
I'd With tho late riot. including one
egsin.' T G Campbell. the notorious Law.
yer vio attended The murderer Berser
C.mpirll |. accused Of attempting 10
lylbr juror, aud the evidence 10 said 10
be ,irsng. though Csmpbsll pleads mot
guilty He is prominsnt Democratic
politician whose influences" has often
snceseasd in sfi~ciing the release Of clients
charged 9Th grave misdscds shes bic
posers Of legal isssrasmaia failed. H.
BE. long ersr,ed noss pernicious isau
.r~e Other isdiesmsnts are believed 10
10 ssaisst members Of the Bernsr jury
ana persons srcussa Of iaeiiing rist
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

heisis 'osi had il y :. ast, % he same
ssSs ISsu = 80. rsssos 10 sspposs
that be ossd hs sppsis,nsss v Blaine
ls'cfs osrfslds Asssh. blame lad his
sraassd hsutsss IL. II vak psciiss
esncss's 10 sw ny place whore tsers vss
. hshiirs eiss sos 10 sncoesd. ssd nov for
sss~s 10 csy stop shisf' 10 In very peos
lssi~ " ~ The isasL We bops ali tAess
iLisss vi bs daily corssJs.d ., the oes-
vsp,ioa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

REMEMBER FRANK CHAsE's POPULAR Ex.
ouRsIoss. leaving May 10 and June l6 to
oil points West. with elegant through ears.
Only one night cut between North Adams
and Chicago, Parties not wishing 10 wait
for these sxcursiens can arrange With Mr..
CHASE for tickets at excursion rates 10 g
st any time. Mr.. CHASE will accompany
these excursions. For tickets and farther
Information. apply to FRANK CHASE. North
Adams, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

The Massachusetts, Democrats are boom
ing Butler for President In New York
the people are divided between Cleveland
aud Flower, at the West Mcdonald and
Payne are siill talked Of. BaJsrd has
masy supporters. but every one OF them
is waiting 10 SEQ what "ths old man" Til
den Is going to do. 1t seems To bs univsr-
sally admitted that be has . mortgage on
the party with the day Of redemption
passed, and that he can foreelose at any
time Will be do itf That is . question
which 10 MS much ia the dark. ewes more
50, than four years ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

Notwithstanding much has bseu said
about the importance 81 blood purifyiss
medicine. it may DO possibls that the mat.
ter has never seriously claimed ysur A.
tention. Think efa II. BY the uss
Of few bottles Of Ayers Sarssparilla yen
avoid the the evils Of screiula, and trans'
NIT healthy constitution TO your offspring
thank ne for the suggsstion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

To, o. three siss1sr ara 90 issw ssy
~ r~sue the 0rsslsy expedition Ia tbs
snrsie ~, ,en., snd tsiors summer 'sossr
y. are iisly 10 learn the fate Of the party
.LisL sss bsssly abandoned last rear IL
i. sl,oas ~ sssa sLsscs whether thsy ere
sl,vs OF rot. but there ~ - good rssses
vly the designed relief vas eel given
iLcm last year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15
IN CHANCERY.
Bxxnserox Couxrr. Jane Tern, 1854
HIRAM COLI,
CATHABiNK QUINN

ICATHAhlNE QUINN
AND DANIEL QUINN.
Whereas, Hiram Cole. Of Bssnipgion Ii The
County Of BENIN gton. and State OF Vermont
has hled In tho Office OF the Cl ERIK Of the Cou,t oS
Chancery IN the County Of BENIN ton. biz ps.
titisn for foreclosure against the shove psme
shsf'sbury, In tho County Of Bennington do
scribsd y certain mortgage. dated January
18th, 1874, executed by Patrick Quinn and CATH
arins Quinn 70 Myron Ciart, - follows.--
.Bonpdsd "a ths North and EAst BY lsnds Of
nsrsy ssd % .hs West ~ lands Of Is.isI Nat.
tison; Supposed 70 contain oDs sore 81 land. DO
the Same mors or lees, and being our home
s'ssd;" conditioned for the payment u one
hundred eighteen dollars and ihirtv.Gv cents.
hundred dollars In three years from date, with
interest 10 be psid annually, syeciftd IN tao
notss, given BY said Patrick Quipu 70 said Ny
ron Claik, which notes are Justly due aud owing
.Dd hsys not been paid And Petitioner ss,s
Catharins 10 his widow, spd ons Daniel Quinn !,
of Hoosick, in The State Of New York, IL his son
and only heir. and that said MJroD Clsrk hss.
duly assigned and delivered said mortgage and
equity Of redemption Of az I'D csihsriIs
Qslnn and Dsnisl Quinn in The prsmiscs may b
And Is appearing that the ssid defsneAIss,
Cstbarins Qoipn and Daniel Vsinp. issid4 and
pUna cannot BE- served upon them.
10 therefore ordered that said dsfendsnt -
required 70 sppear on ths first day Of tbs psyt
stst4d teTn II said Court 10 be held II Msnshts.
Tor within md for ssid County of Bennington on
the frst Tuesday Of Jsns D. 1854, and nsks
snsusr 70 the ssid petltioni and that
iLs said petitioner shsli fsuse his
order 10 be published IN tbs Msptb,tt.r
JorssAi, pnblic nesspspsF p,,nts 81 Msp.
ehestss. three vssks. succsssivsIy. tho last Of
which shall IL 81 least tstn,y Gays pTssisus 10
CouSt.
Dssd u Bennington Aforesaid. his nth d,y
Of April. 4. .. 1874.
JOHN v. HALL, CJsrt.
o W. HAsnAs. foiicitor for the Petitioner. So.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

BY land or ssA out on the prairie. or !,
the crowded city, Ayers Cathsrtic Pill
are the bes, for purgstivo purPssss. every
where Alike convenient. snlcacioas, and
sale. For slussish bowels. torpid liver,
Indigestion. bad breath, fatulescy. asd
sick-hssd ache. they are . SURE remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

Several Lsstred preuissst sitizsss d
New York have addressed letter 10 Jshr
Jacob Astor, Lsgrsnd B. Cannon. Jehs A.
Stewart, Jacob d. ysrmilye. Csrnslius N
bliss. Bssj. II. Bristov and Cornelius X
Agasv. asking then u act as committed
10 designate the time and place a which
The fellow eitizess Of President Arthur
may express their approval Of bis adminis'
lraiion aud their wish that be may b
nominstsd at Chicago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15

"A mss who seeks public ONCE at th'
lslls Of bis fellows of course expects sp
,.os.i.on sId criticism. ssys the Rutland
iiauM We'll. he 10 pretty ssrs 10 get il,
whether Ls expects ]. or not; snd bis crit
ei.srs DO rot sivs,s stop when they GET
10 the limit Of Legitimate criticism. The
'sny ssy,biss 10 beat principle prevails
quite too sf,ss Dove days. when men pay
very little regard 70 gsnuiss fscss when
ihsy ere 90 hust OF this kind.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-05-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estste OF DAVID q. HosLEY.
The vndersigned, having been appointed b.
the Hon Probats Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners. 10 receive. examine ARD
adjust all claims And demands OF al person.
e ainst III estate Of
David C. Hoslsy. late Of WinhsIl,
deceased, and III CLAIMS exhibited 10 Offset
thereto. hereby give sotics that ~ will meet for
the purposes Aforesaid ct the late vsling house
Of the slid deceased On ths Oh day OF November
neat fFon O'Clock \. =. tol O'Clock p. \. Of said
Nay A. D. 1884 IL the tiss halted By ssid
Cont for said creditors 70 present lhAn ciaims
W ~ for examination and allowance.
Dated d winhsii this 6A day Of Nay
~. S I;Is,sH g En- ssE .ss Comm.