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New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
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Robert Beckett . lewory dealer u No Ro1 Droadwy
had in his employ collector WILLIAM A. Ayess. Of weod
bridge NJ Several days age Bekstt Left bis safs epsa
In being three packages Of precious stansA wAss b
Of tho scasA worth ssoo I'D ben taken
from tho packsges He suspected AysrA who had ~
mained In the store whle hs abssut Heksts sAss
examined Ayerss boekA ana eund - ~ syA Aas Aysss
wps over eloo behknl \ M He eeAss,ee1 In
speetss nyrnsA Who 1sesd Dessotves us3delhsso 80
Dolsa sn ~ sa Thsy asseslsd Ayess = b sane %
Rsnnvivsais nailssaA ssybsas yss1ssav nsgAine ~
= - nssh - - ~ - - = go ~ AAAsle
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
OFFICIAL oRooKgpysss IN JERSEY orrY.

Tho Board Of Finance Of Jersey City was greatly
exercised last night about statement made before Q
legislative committee In Trenton Tuesday night BY
Max Sanger, president OF tho Board OF Aldermen that
q member OF the Board Of Finance had agreed to no
cept 5000 for his vote In favor of the Bartlett water
scheme. Finance Commissioners Warren and Datz do
nounced the statement and motion Of tho former
committee was appointed to mako invest CATION.
The committee consists of Henry Lembeck, wealthy
brewer r. C. Young, president Of the First National
f.ank: ex-hayor GIibort Collins, Counsellor James
Plcmming and Allan L. McDormott cierk Of tho Court
~ Cbancery.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
Mr. BAYAnD SHOWS 8Is SPITE.

"os"sneton ooesep IN 1hs Mitudpkss 5enunS
hear thai Secretary Day3Id cui Henry Cabot Lodge
lead n tie auLors' receptica at the White house
DxSt mghi snd that e0nsIaesxbis xtienti0s wAs Al
tsxcied " the sct u WAS doubtless due W the
criticisms passed upon Mr. Payards dIlaomacy IN
an article recently cOarsbuted 70 - The North Amer-
can Review by the young Massachusetts
The istter wss sitting upon sofa Ia the TED room
WITH tadv u distinction whom Mr. BayaId approached
thenL Both Mr.. Lnrgo and the lady 10 greet MIN
ana whom he bad sbAken tho hand Of the lady, Mr.:
Ix1eS exteaded he but Mr. BsyNd did MT soe Il
~ - ~. Le1xe ard tis isdy rose 70 esesE hisn
-. NnuGn1nR lbr eesesnl @inntes chAfiiH with
Ia S6o ". ana She inctdent crested No sufprtse
4< tney sox sensitive - y - 49,
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
LIrrLe nIrrInnLrX KAKR

Mary r.. Barrett sister Of the boy who killed by
Longobarti was q prisoner at the Tombs Poee Court
yesterday. She charged by Ellen crsndell Of No
PA Hgh-st. Brooklyn with sssauitInR her week ago
Saturday Mira Crandel and Miss Barrett attended wake
st No 92 Madison.st They became involved In q quar-
rel during which, Mra Crandel sayA Mary Barrett broke
index finger her right hand biz her arm pulled her
hair and licked her Mary denied tho charge and said
that she had been assaulted by Mira Crandeh The O.
animation adjourned untfi today.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

band had sold $4,000 900 copies of AZ the sprms
at s1 2S copy The Is that only $500 copies wso
printed The wifc tcetined that shs got hef
from her husband This was admitted BY her husband
and Justice white discharged her. 90
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

ooyrrRnrso EcLEoro MEDICAL DIPLOMA

The Eclectic Medical College helc its commencement
exercises At chiekerng Hal night and eleven grsdu
ates were made happy by receiving their dposms Pro-
fcssor George W. Boskowifr presided; j. Arden Coniey
the saustory and Chauncey schaner conferred
the degrees Professor Charles Lsrews report behalf
Of the faculty showed tho rapid growth OF ecleceism
which he ssd from ell medical sehoolA but 10
under bondage lie said CAT stuaen" nsve oeen
since the college built bus tho grades have
now brrn sissd basis thss there 10 necessarily
ersstss siiing on nunbss Of srsdnsssA Those ue
rocsiysd diplomas night Thomas r. bFuoe sesn
4. coalsy. ~ Dsnnys John .. N NsA ~ onn
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
Uo,rsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The floor was accorded to tho Committee on the
Judiciary. and among tho bills passed were tho fo
lowing:
Authorizing the Secretary OF tho Treasury 70 remit
all duties collected upon all animals he'c'oioro I'M
ported for breeding purposes whether 'or the import
er's own use for sale.
bill to provide that the trial OF all civil ana
criminal cases in Circuit and District Courts, the
Judge shall charge the jury IN writing II so required
by either party. .,...,c.
report on the Urgent Deficiency bill and IL ~as agoca
TO- As passed, the bill approprfnfes Sb.o'onoo.
Mr. M'RAE OF Arkansas, nom tho Cormittec on
p,,hiic Lands reported the resolution calling on inc
Commissioner OF Agriculture for Information reiaiIse
to tho forest condition OF tho ROCKY Aoun'ai"''
Adopted .
The House then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
LErrIEo TIE PEoPLE N0MIYATE.

primary election under the Crawford County or pop
uiar voss plan, was held to-day. This plan has been
IN opefsti0n In crawfosd CouD'y, Penn .Ih1 hfpuo
and convention will NO held Uudcr this plan
those who desire to be elected 10 oicc arc g,e
until ANNOUNCE themselves iu daily
newspaper giving tho Office which they desire 10 10
elected
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
xURpgRER PLEADS INSANITY

ITHACA, March "a (speciaD.-she Grand jury =
thu Supreme Court found true bill Of ndictmcH
against Barber tho Trumansburg murderer, hero toda
On srraignmsnt counsel for defendant offered plse
Of insanity. A commission was granted to examin
into tho mental condition of tho prisoner. !udC
Forbes appointed " members Of tho commissio9
Judge Marcus lyon, Of Ithaca; Dr. willis Ford, q
Utica aud Dr. Il q. Weys k2mires Xney wa WYNN
Aur
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
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review lsss evening. supplemented on this occasion
reospt,op ana dance After the dr ths regiment ses
aoilow square, and Major Chasnssy sp'ks ssw wes9
Of commcndatton. Colonel seets sAsn prssensee -
=, ~. Ioo msmhsrs UNIQUE bronze medal - sees1
- sn.,v hish standius for The lass ysas The oh ~
..ns v.s a. one rms Known shs washinstsa oayaS
Anous thoss present. Captain A. Z. Assoa. ospe
xna,sv ~ osssa Captain TAenas Young. ossses 3
DevtnA y A. Bsrkss. M snd ksA H .. AeesS
.. D. wsr,ss, wuiisn Berry, J. W. korsas snA -
ana 0eorgs ?. Csmnan. -, .
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

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jSsss ess esssl1sGHsIs sry1k - hn etsssvsssa 1eS
D Sss'A sSss SiSss Ill yiyss q skss c. -
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

rfsrpsm. esfhusl 4 Hsrdy. Miss Jennie Low Lynch.
oscar 4. rsrins Ferdinand H. 1sas Heinrich Stem ans
Onv0R>a Tpovisnoollo lf tI I.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

MRS PROCHAzKA DID NOR SWEAR YALSsLx
Justice White yesterday at the Jsnerson Market Police
Court heard tho charges OF perjury nsds BY John W. Cur
TIA manager Of The KeynotA" musical papsr. sssinse
NrA ysnAis Ven Prsehask1. The hsssf was suinx her
hssSasA slinsny sna counsel fssA psnding dsssoa y
- = NypeeA ~ vitness - sHsse IN ~ huss
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
sx.oovERSoR PAIsBAxKs BURIED.

er. JoukssURY. VT. March 22.-Thc funeral OF ex-
Governor Horace Fairbanks took place to-day and was
attended by . largo eoncourso of people Governor
orusby and star. Ex-Governor Falnhsm and friends
from Kcw-york. Boston and Montreal were among the
nOurncrs Services held Ia the North tongre-
gafionul Church. Of which Mr. Fairbanks was scfing
deacon Tho Rev. c. NJ Lamson delivered an eloquent
tribute to the dead man
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
DINING WITH TIE "PARSEE MERCHANT"
yREr-rRAprRs sHAMrFACEDLY SLIPPING INTO THE



PREE-TRADERs sHAMEPACEDLY sIJPPISG INTO THE
ARLINGTON HOTEr-
v,smyGroS March 2o.-Thc attention OF people
Iouncng in the corridors OF tho Arlington Hotel was
attracted last evening by the appearance, ono amer
another OF Speaker Carlisle and Chairman Ms, an"
other Democratic members OF tho Ways and Means
Committee. Most Of them had their hats pulled down
over their faces their coat collars turned up ana
II was evident that all sought to avoid recognition
They had clear purpose for they came In rapidly
and passed directly toward Of tho private dining
rooms IL did not take long to discover the occasion
7 Moore tho famous " Parsec Merchant who Is be-
lIoved to derive certain support from divers British
manufacturers and from importers OF foreign goods
the free WOOL Democrats of the Ways and Means Com
mlfiee There Is special reason, perhaps, why d,
fellow and Knows how to set forth good dinner
But his guests seemed for somc reason to be ashamed
until they had reached the sacred precincts o. MS
dnlrc room II would TO ordinary political
Iniegercc to inquire II the dinner paid for with
British gold.
THE SENATE AND THE FISHERIES CONFERENCE
Washington March ea.-Thc President sert brief
message to tho to-day. in reply to resolution
introduced by Senator Frye, on March 10. requesting
tho President 10 transmit tho Senate copies of tho
o,rues and daily protocols OF the meetings OF tho
rnIssoners who negotiated the Fisheries Treaty. lie
lnclosed COPY Of letter received from the Secretary
State and said he hoped that the Information oil
the letter would prove satisfactory answer to the
resolution Secretary Bayard writes that In confo<mt
with the nvarabie custom, 1t was agreed that only re
suits should DO announced no notice being taken OF
ha views and discussions leading thereto. No STOP
ocrspher was admitted aud no minutes nor d3ily pro
tocos were agreed upon. other than those already
snbm,ied 70 the conference covered BY tbs papers
now possession Of the senaie, excepting ia qacs-
,rlns me nv The countercam for damages 10 British
vessels in Behring lei. for future settlement
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE


Tho Wheeling and Lake Erie stockholders have
sdopted a resolution to mahs tho present STOCK
prcferred." A meeting Of the directors VIII DO heia
soon nx Time for making the cschangoi n mar
director Is quoted as saying that d'Voeno VI p''
cent will be declared In April
Madison wis., March 22.-There were filed in the omec
OF the Secretary Of State today articles OF
the Freeport Dodgevis and Northern Railroad ana sn'
Chicago Madison and Northern Railroad uhaer inc hnmo
of the Chicago, Madison and Northern Railroad Inc
capai stock $50 000 and the principal oces arc ~
Chicago The terminus Of the Dodgeyie branch @ no T, 90
81 sna tho Mson ~ w se and
BY by the way Of Fon Du Lac
Lincoln. Ncb., March 22-Thc Interstate commerce
Commission was in session yesterday hearing evil
dcnce in nys cases Of alleged discrimination brought BY
crens Of the Board Of Trade Of this city sgainss tnS
to5a sna a shs resS
Ct Iouis March - Especially. coal pool railroads
are still In stew the reduction In the coal rate made
bv the vandaa committee has been formed consist
Ing Of Receiver Mcnu ana soS ,ry io induce him to
can o. sSt the sna ch1Rsss ,Sss ,sc are ea% sans
Mr. Hubbard knows what ne Is aong ana 'n"' 'n' '''
mttee will have Its labor for nothing
co,umbus Ohio March % (SpoelaD.-rbis Legislature
has had considerable discussion about the reduction OF
railroad fares to and propoonate reduction OF
fe,1bt on all the roads The result has been com
mission investigate the question In tho recess and 70
port at the session.
Chicago March 22--The 500" route to- day withdrew
its notice that Of tho position taken by sho
Burlington Northern and the Chicago Huntington ana
Quincy IL would not rates March 70 ana mas
nsaprncd chsirman Faithorn that will mako the ad-
vance MONDAY next in common with other Northwestern
lines
t;enerai Manager Harris OF the Chicago, Burlington
and Northern advises Chairman Fait.orn that no VIII
agres to restore rates April the 6ocent basis pro-
that the other yom raSl S roaas ss to St
paul via Chicago A meeting wiz pe heid IceSoNy W
determine the after. 49,. q. -.,.
Ths wabash Wes,srn gave notice to-day that 1t would
hs eompeed " such rates on live stock from Kan
sas CITY would gise 1t portion oil tho Dashos''
of he net
and ST. Paul has lately put on improved i've seocH vsrs
gr"-. Kansas City, charging no more than the ieBuaf
fate by ordinary
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
4AILROAD INTERESTS.
JAY GOULD ALMOST HOME AGAIN


A ourvER OF EXPECTATION FKLr IN WALL STREET
MISSOURI PACIFIC AFFAIRS
Jay Gould is coming homo. Ho left JacksonViuo
yesterday afternoon aud will roach hero at :3o m'
to-day. And George Gould Is coming with him. 80
Russell Sage said yesterday, and so II WIN pe' un.os'
some railroad company or some other form OF iaee
should prevent IT. Mr. Sage received his hrst message
yesterday on his arrival at his olce at 10 a, from
osores could announcing tho departure OF his father
and himself Tho nsws got on the Street during The
day and set tho bulls and tlse bears In quver. n
second message received at III an yesterday iro"
George Gould contained further news, Dir. ssse
said 1t was long aud It wss supposed 70 con con
tain hints and suggestions on tho lost me'hod Oh play
irg bears. ...us =, "a. -Ss,.s
souri, Pacific Railway to consider the questHe'o nc
,wual quarterly dividend not held yesterday ow5
70 the lack OF a quorum Wall street intcrp,o..peu
This Inability to gsfher sufhccnt nnmuor ol s sno
dIsrctors ioecthel rs adic alton OF tho
ri somo of Them take action In fhs apsence " yy
fo,ld president Of tho company, ana Al tne samo S
of reluctance 70 confess that tho rute OF tne ace.
,rsted upop Mr. Gould's dictum. The meetng ws'
adiourucd until 80 pm. Monday. ~ n@w 1s,Sand S~
esded that reduction In the quarterly rave on ~. " s
win bo made, but sanguine persons arg non"s nor ~,
i I.2 per cont ut the rate OF ihs'es" Vi R''
cent per annuin.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
,rrrIoDs OF GoyERNMENTPRINTTNG.

WASHINGTON, March 22 lSpecial).-lhe investi-
cation OF The methods Of printing the Government
issues OF greenbachs, bonds and postage and rev.
enue stamps at the Bureau of En4nving and
Printing. by the House Committee on Banking and
Currency, was completed to-day. This investiga-
tion grew out OF complaints as to the INFERIOR
quality Of the work winch has been ana Is now
Beng done vt the Bureau by steam-power presses,
a. compared with hand work The Goycrnment
issues printed by machinery TO which rai.cuiar GUAR
attention Is drawn account OF their INFERIOR
quality are the one-doIlar and twodollar green,
backs, and pastage-stainps. The much uespIseu
green poslagc-stamp IL more especially mcntlohed
rs illustrating the retrograde movement oil the
authorities ia substituting steam m ichines Ior
,uman hands II Is asserted that the change from
the terra Gotta red or brown TO green stamns was
due 70 the fact that the steam machines cquiu nos
work the terra Gotta ink well ns they couid
The green ink Another point TO which the
committees attention has BEEN drawn Is that the
Homer Lee Company la New-York has, In import
ant instances, discarded the Homer Lee press for
some OF its own work, and yet the Government
continues 70 use those presses Tor important
work. IL was also brought 70 the notice OF the
committee that several forcign countries have
withdnwn their pAtrcnags from concerns IN this
= - hne Ueeik y = ~ 1lnansd thas waea
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

TOPEKA. Kan, March 2c.-Thc trial of the case Of
Sallie z Hillman against tho Mutual insurance Com
pany Of New-York. the How-Yorh Life and tho Con-
pectcut Mutual Life Company to recover $4,000 on
o,Icics issued on the iifo Of her husband John W.
limxa With interest for eight yoais. has been
conelodsd Tho jury returned verdict for plaintiff
Cor Sr.T 9h0
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
prAn,Nc,s PHILADELPHIA TERMINAL.

Philadelphia, March % tspecIaD.-The heauns
Railroad, through It's agents, has prscucahy socuice
tho right Of way for the construction Oh ah
r,Iroad from Ninth and Green sts to Twelfth ana
Market sts Tho work OF tearing down tho purchased
property will begin month"; and tho leases OF 'no
tenants have been bought and agreements signoo 10
vacato on April L. Tho womens Christian hssoc%
tion Bulldiug. on the west side OF Achst;, potWoch
Fleyenb and Twofh sts alone remains to DO Dough-
The now addition to tho road viii be seventy co. %
Ths de rot will be at Twofth and Market sts, ana ,nc
company SAYS II VIII be tho largest and handsomIs.
:tr,ctI,ro Of its knd In the country. and VIII ps Ino
terminal OF the Reading, 1ehgh Vaiioy III" NOV"
Jersey Central.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
coroNrr. THOMAS M,KIssooK.

st. Louis March 22-Coloncl Thomas McKissoek. the
venerable railroad official and president Of the Council
Buns end ST. Railroad died to-day at the Ia Cleds
Hotel age Axty-Qvs. "a g.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

SURGEON WILLIAM q. SPENCER, q. 8.
New.London, Conn. March 22-Surseon William "
Spencer u. s. A.. died Of pneumonia at Fort Irumou 10
day after two days ilness nfty He was appon'eo
assistant surgeon 1884, promoted to captain and as
surgeon In 1900 and to and IN July
Of the same year. He brevetted leutenan<eoonsi
March 49, 1885, for faithful and meritorous service during
the WAR Since the war he has been on duty West
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02

Editor Sitter What reason can an
honest Democrat give why Grover Cleve-
land should be reelected with his solemn
words starring them in the face that it
would be va most serious danger to the
public welfare?" -Four years ago Presi-
dent Cleveland would not appoint Mr..
Thurman to cabinet position because
ne was too old. If he was too old then
to fill that position is he not too old now
to fill the more laborious one of president
OF the Senator Why does the democratic
platform re-affirm the platform of 1884
and indorse the Presidents free trade
message in the same breath-the platform
of "a pretending to favor protection and
the message condemning it as being "vi.
cious, inequitable and illogical?. WHY
has the democratic party Joined hands
with Great Britain in trying to force free
trade upon America? Why is the Cob
den Club-a club that contains 200 mem.
bers of parliament, the Prime Minister.
Lord Chancellor, Lord President and the
five Secretaries of State and IL English
cabinet ministers-trying to elect Cleve
land unless it would benefit England
more than the United States?
These are questions which l can't I'M
derstand, unless democracy is the same
to them that a lie is to sins many tools
a handle which fits them all.
AN 1NQUIsITIvE REPUBLICAN.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02

ex-Mayor w. L. Van Alstyne, ex.
Congressman j. M. Warren and ex.
Controller j. ID. Spicer of Troy; l..
L. Dean, senior member of the firm
of l., l., Dean & Co. of the Park
Knitting Mills of Amsterdam; W.
A, Lansing, Union veteran and
prominent merchant of Gloversville
Judge Geo. W. Smith, who repre-
scented Herkimer in the Assembly OF
1883, and who has long been recog-
niSed In political circles as Democra-
cy's leading manager for that county ;
Levi j, Deland, ex-state committee
man and ex-Assemblyman of Mon
roe; a battalion at Rochester compos.
ed of Democratic veterans, recently
organized with 1877 ihen on its rolls
Jonathan Scoville, ex-Mayor and ex-
Congressman of Buffalo; and Harris
Greenwood, one of the wheel-horses
of Schoharie Democracy.-Rutland
Herald.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02

How are we to explain gathering
of $4,000 to 10000 people at politi-
cal rally among the Green Hills
What was the meaning Of the column
of 5000 voters, who, marching eight
abreast, filed nearly two miles of our
streets yesterday? What was the
meaning of the vast throng of thought
full and earnest citizens, who filed
our City Hall Park with the largest
audience ever gathered in Vermont
with probably single exception, and
stood for over three hours listening
to the speakers Of the day? Vermont
is not a doubtful state. A Rep1bli-
can nomination for every state and
county office is here still equivalent to
an election. The electoral vote of
Vermont is as certain for Harrison &
Morton as election day is to arrive.
No money has been spent in drum
ming up enthusiasm here. Not a
man was hired to come or to march.
What, then, is the meaning of pop
ular assemblage like that of yester-
day! The answer is easy. The men
of Vermont are part of the nation.
The sentiment which animates them
is that which prevades the American
people, wherever they are exercising
their free, unbiased judgment. The
fact that this meeting was an express
sion of the strong and deep purpose
OF the masses, is what gave it it's chief
significance. 1t means that Vermont
is true to her traditions, true to her
principles, true to her leaders, true to
herself. But it means something
more. The great Republican rally
OF 1888 means what the great rally of
1910, of which we have heard SO
much OF late, meant-viz: That the
people have had enough of Democrat
ic rule burlington Free Press.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02

When it was necessary to adopt an
internal system of taxation, in order
to preserve and defend the nation a.
galnst It's free trade enemies, who were
then in arms, the entire Democratic
party opposed it, and its members in
Congress voted against it. But now,
years after, with restored and pros
porous country, and, when these tax
es are no longer needed and the party
who voted them and maintained the
Union intact propose their repeal,
again, this same old free trade party
hobs up, and with the hypocritical cry
OF ''free whiskey," opposes the repeal
In order that they may lower the du-
ties on foreign imports and, thereby,
again strike blow at their country
through its manufacturing and pro-
ducing industries.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02
For Sale!

The Farm known as the Stevens Farm
in Londonderry, IL miles from Lon
donderry Village, comprising nearly 800
acres. Keeps 80 head of cattle and team,
good Sugar Orchard with house and
utensils for 500 trees Large Orchards,
best of fruit, all in the highest state Of
cultivation. Water works new and in
good condition. Fine place fol- a gentle
mans summer residence, situated on the
shores of Lowell Lake, popular sum-
mer resort. 1t is unsurpassed for natural
and beautiful scenery.
Stock and tools with the place or sep
crate.
For further particulars enquire of S.
M. Holden So. Londonderry, f. E. Stew.
ems on the place or
GEO. H. PAYNE, NJ. d.
Boston, Mass,
500 fremont St.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02
Petition for Divorce.
Windham County Court-September
term 1883.
500 fremont St.

Huudiu COunty COurt-OepteLnDef
term 1883.
Geo. W. Downer VS. Lucy Ann Downer.
Whereas Geo. w Downer of Brattle-
boro, in Windham county, has this day
filed in the Office of the Clerk of Windham
county court his libel for divorce against
his wife, Lucy Ann Downer, returnable
to the term of said court next to be hol-
den at Newfane on the second Tuesday
of September, A. d. 1888, and therein
setting forth that he was lawfully mar
ried to the said Lucy Ann at Brattiebolo
aforesaid, March 20, 1884, and that he
lived with her at said Brattleboro in the
strict observance on his part of the Mar
riage covenant until, to wit, about October
LIST 1886, when he ceased to live with her
by reason of her infidelity to her marriage
covenants, and prays that divorce be
granted him for the cause of adultery ON
her part. And it appearing that the said
Lucy Ann Downer now resides without
this state, to wit, at Hinsdale in the state
of New Hampshire, where the ordi ary
process of the court cannot be served
upon her, it is, therefore, ordered that
the said George w. Downer give notice
to the said Lucy Ann Downer of the PEN
dency of said libel and the term of court
to which the same is made returnable by
publishing the substance thereof together
with this order in the Londonderry SIF-
TER, newspaper published at London-
derry in said Wlndham county, three
weeks consecutively, the last publication
to be at least six weeks before The term
of court to which the same is made re-
turnable, which said publication shall be
deemed sufficient notice to the said libel
lee to appear and answer thereto, shall
she see fit. Dated at Brattleboro the
9th day of July, A. d. 1888.
ROYAL TYLER, Clerk.
Haskins & Stoddard Attorneys for the
petitioner.