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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

M. Povdsriy's recommendation ~ the
General Assembly Of the Knights Of La
Dor for ofesntxAd agitation concerning RESI-
friction OF immigration IL agn 81 times.
Very mspy nembep Of the Order Of
Heights ere Of foreign descent. and DOT .
lev OF them are OF foreign birth. yet IL 10
- plain TO them ~ TO the moot oonservs
tive native American that the quality Of
i'm M isrstion bss been 10 course OF de
tsriorstion during the lsst ten years. While
the qaseii,y bss shown . tendency to 10
cres,e. Vast - hse been the increase OF
,hs American demsnd Tor labor. and Mr..
osderiy admits tbst ibis increase has
besu due 10 the operation OF the Protec
tive system. The supply Ron foreign
shore. has MIR then eqn led the de.
mspd
NJ. ro~5, rly az, ues thai no Protection
eau he devised 'b.. aill frevent American
wages from illiug 10 European levels
while the tide OF immigration q rvs in al
uninterrupted tteam. Hd, therefore.
recon m,pds the total exclusion OF all i'm
n,isrsbis who sie no, sli SUIT aiming at
the time OF their landing in this county
He slso would tx term. not exceeding
teo years from the enact mept OF the Law,
during which N immigrant shall be al
lowed to Ispd. ~ith intent to remwin here
xho has lot sufficient means 10 sustain
himself snd those dependent on him for
ops year. Furthermore, be would with.
hold the elective FRANCHISE from oil Who
cannot read.
These demands srs radical. bnt they
come from the Lead Of an ,rsspization
that has been far from the les,t conserva.
tive OF labor unions, an organization |
whose membership Is 10 the hundreds OF
thousands The immigration question is
ons that Congress will have to deal with
before long, and the pressure Tor resirici
tion will not come III the old spirit Of
/ nownotbingism. nor from The class OF
citizens who are ptrI1diced against
foreigner "a such. bat 10 the spirit OF
further Protection TO American labor, aud
from men who work and live in friend.
ship with foreigners, and TO SONS extent
il will come from foreigners themselves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

Deselorrasau vhieh have been made
ssncs pro.ecssions b.gs1. 10 Psris.oi lssd
.ag nsn mrlicsiea 10 the Psnsms canal
f,,ss. sso. depth o. bribery snd ocri
,att.as sbieh is startling and almost ia
con afasahie. Isis 40 ". 10 this ccnntry,
esbisei ntmburs. .ssst9rs ard represent
,ailsa. IL Congress. other high eheisIs.
nod the proprislofs aud editors OF oar
l,.ains newspapers. we're suddenly dist
closaa 70 have accepted immense oiibes
far their itseence 10 favor OF some im'
msrs. scheme Of pablic works
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

Ttese are sniions times 10 steamship
ci,siss an trsrsatisDlic vessels sre bonrs
bsbild tims. and ibose arriving srs badly
bat, red aud eov.rei With ice. The tramp
slasmsr Lsures,ins. which came 10 yesief'
dAv ~ -'.A her compssses ircsen solid.
TICS Afs enolosed III a. .ra fost 10
siratoi. which 10 pure state 10 Dot sup
pea 20 ffttas. The LsuresiiDs's conpss.
pts ceii,nly were useless from The cold
sud ibe stssal vas nsyisaied msinly
through the sd II the stars Bat this
sisnes poor sleohoi rsth,r than Arctic
cold sbips coming from the south So
vel - those from across the Atlantic re-
poi bad westher
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
BOWEN,s E.rArr.

sTArE on VERMONT, District OF Manchester, 80
Iu -obate Cont held AZ Manchester, within
and i, es,d District on the 2lst day OF Deeem-
Der, d. lt9l
Sarah J bowen, the Administratfii on ID.
estate 81 Andrews Bowea late of Msncherte ~
aid u shiot dee ased. made application for
license 10 tell 3 part 81 the real estate VI which
tsid dectssed died seized sDd possessed situated
10 the t'wn Of Mar chester, said real estate des.
Glib, d M ioIiowr: being a woodlot situated 10
said Manchester eont.Ining about sixteen acres
u land; rHid land being on tho east mountain
bound a north and east by lands Of Wnlsee
Elliott. ,outh by lands - n. \. Oolbnrn and Wal
lace 4 Holt aud west by lands Of \ " Burn;
repr. n,iDg that . sale thereof would BIZ bench.
cisi 10 the heirs Of lid deceased aud those In.
tefested In said estate,
Whereupon II was ordered that hearing on
said app ication be held al the Probate CffJa In
Manchester In said District on the 9th day Of
January A u. 1893, at 10 O'clock A. NJ aud that
notice OF said application, the nature and reasons
thereof aud the time and place II hearing there
on, be given 10 all persons interested by the
publication hereof three weeks tuccessively 10
the Manchester Journal. newspaper printed ~
Manchester In said District, previous to said
time OF hearing.
A true record,
Attest, J. n. PENN, Register.
A true copy OF record.
sss~t Attest. JE. FEM, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
ghfMnnrnfsIfT5 Dnrpal
THURSDAY. DECEMBER -. issa.
o. A. slsuxps, Ed.,er and Pre2rseser.


Nj Bislas :. geitses sscns rsee'y. ssio
Dt Jolssos 81 Q 20 o'clcea Tuesday s'eo'
iss - ls rsEs iren tie Blaine house.
H. hs5 rsnssned With his psslsSi se
nsss,.s. ssd W seil ssisshea vss be with
ihs - pfoyemsnt skovs that be said that
10 als soi expect 10 niarp 10 The houss
ssAir that pigt, Mr., Blsiess hoase vss
brlilsseily lighted thai evening. and there
sss ttstyvbsfs msuii.iea . cbesrfulscss
SO observable 10 menbep Of the family
,or 1asaY dsys past
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
MINER PURDY'S Estate.

AZ State OF Vermont. District Of Manchester, ~
10 Probate Court held = Manchester, within
and for said District, on the ls,h day Of Decen-
Der A. d. 1892.
An Instrument pnporting II be the last Will
and Testament OF Mi per Purdy late Of MAJ.
chester IN said district deceased being pres ut.
ed by James W. Bowen the Executor
the rein named, fos Probae, II IL ordered by
said Court, that all persons concerned therein
be notified 10 appear ~ . session thereof
to be held at the Probate Office 10 MAnches.
ter, In raid district on the 9th day Of January
A. D. 1893, At ten O'Clock, In the forenoon
and show csuse, N any they have, against the
probate Of said Will; for which purpose IL 10
further ordered. that this order be published
three weeks suocesslvely In the MAscHEsTrR
JOURNAL = newspaper printed At Manchester IN
ssid District, previous TO said time Of hearing.
true record,
Attest. J y. PENN. Register.
A true copy Of record.
s3aw Attest, J. v, FEM. Rsgister.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
M.uch ,,,,r c,ln, " Get iah' MA
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Ertsi' OF MAloQLa CASrIrLp
The undersigned having been appointed BY
he Hon, Probate Court for the District OF Man.
hester Commissioners, 10 receive. examine aud
,djust all olaims and demands OF al ., rsous
against the estate Ut
Malcolm Garfield late OF Manchester
n said District, deceased. and all claims exhibit.
sd IN Offset thereto hereby give notice that we
sill meet for the purposes aforesaid al the late
on the 10th day OF May, next from O'Clock
+, NJ until O'Clock Y N on ssfd day, and that
six months from the litb day Of November
, 1892 10 the time limited by said Court ioI
.sld creditors to present their claims TO US 10,
examination and allowance.
Dated Al Manchester this 18th day OF Decem.
ber d 1892.
EdBEBT D. SMITH, oon.,.
.s3w JOHN M0FFAT ZONE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

The Ns,io0sl journalist prints 10 | .
November Issue a tirlina liheness sod al
interesting biographical sketch OF Colonel
Elliott Z sh, psrl, proprietor aud mara.
Ger Of tue Nav York Mil snd Express.
4 pays high tribute to Colonel Shepsrds
o. F1y aud success 10 developing bis
nesfp,per property and making II The
or ins aud vigorous exponent Of Rspobii
ess principles aud parposfs which !, IL
C9lon@ stepsri cane from AZ Old Nev
hsS Yosh ismll.. sni has never fofsskeo
he Pfese.tsfiAnism which be imbibtd
ffen Dc father, ~to sss one Of the veil
kupsn bsakers o. jamestown. The Nal
aud Express has somcs incs beer criucirsd
icf ihs sGrseslSess 9Th ~tieb il tinsi.i
tsd npoa tie obserrsnce OF The Am, ricsn
sahhs,h. bu, 10 these mstters tae Coiorei
Lss y, II shcxH his eca,islency. and has
hsd 10 tAs pablic oppression OF his opin,
ioa sssi Too nany nsa isck. viz tss eour
age 81 bts con.teiioss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

TIE gres, cciios splanen strike 10 EGG,
had Ia eod Of saish /. apparently - far
of ~ eves. hss brought sboa, eondiiioa
81 desperation on both siiss. The vosk
II " dsel.rs ,hey win never yield. and
ere .sosrsus TO iaaase ether classes of op
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
nIORGE W. GERRIsH.S Estate.

~ etste OF vermoot, District Of Manchester, ~
In Probate Court, held at Manchester within
and for said District. on the and day Of Detem.
Der, a. D. 1892
Present n. X FowLEn. Judge.
Luther Il. Hove, Administrator on tbs sitate
Of George W GerTish late Of Boston IN the
Conn, OF Suffolk, Stste OF Massachusetts, made
appl cston tor license 10 sch %, much OF the
real estate Of said deceased A. 10 necessary f5f
the pa, ment 81 the dobls Of deceased and
change. Of administration. Mid real estate
being situated IL the towDs Of Dorset and Peru
10 SD District; SAID reai estate bsirg hoapisia
jsnd, about sigLi hundred acres la all. seven
hundred acres being u the ssid town OF Peru
ard one hundred acres being In the said tow9 Of
Dorset. raid Administrator representing that
tue sale Of raid pro erty 10 necessary sr the pay
mept Of debts Of tie decesaad aud charges Of
admin strstign: #88&
Sad debts Amounting "a, 7. ,,,s. j I. \. t1e5 %
Charges Of Administrations, sstInsssd ~ " w
ISIS %
Wbereupon II sss ordered ihsi hearing On
said Application be hsd ~ . Probate Court
10 be held At the Probate Ofies In MaBehss.
ter In said Uis,riet On the 6tp day ois'Jsns
January A. ID, 1893, At " O'clock 4. r.. and that
notice ~ ssid sppiics ion the nstuve and reasons
thereof and the time and place Of hearing there.
on. bs 4, ven ~ ali persons Interested by the
pnblies lion hereof three weeks snccessiysly 10
the MAJ chester yapHssL, . newspsItr printed
at Manchester 10 SAID District, prssit,ts 10 said
time u hearing
true record,
Attest. J. EgHESs. Register.
A true copy OF record,
ssss Aus.i' 4 E,TEss, Ess'..sr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

All the New Jersey ballot boz stuife,s
who we're sent TO states prison for terms
varyiu from tselseto eighteen mouths
were released on the recommendation o.
the bosri OF psrdops. . tribunal made up
wholly OF Democrats, With Governor Alb
bett At their bead. Chancellor McGilll
sud Judge Clement alone voted 10 opposii
tion TO the release. The convic.s are out
on parole. but their pardon will soon fol
lov. The governor thus iulfis what looks
very much like b,rPsin entered into bel
fore bic reuleciion. |, is net . move
which The nprislt citizens OF Mes Jersey
or sny ether state Can look upon with
pride, The copvic's now released have
made csrisin sections Of New Jersey no
riou. the country over for grave frauds
., the polls sud the wholesale prison d.
lisrry vill be taken by the Law breakers
generally a. an Indication that crimes
si,l be winked stii committed 10 the
name Of The state Denoepcy.
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ISIS 90
SOPHIA A. GOLDWELI.5 EsrArr.


~ hTATs ~ yEHsosf. District Of Manchester ~
10 Probate Court, held 81 N snehsstsr, Within
aud for ssid Distriei, on the To- day o. Dees mbar
A. u. 1877
Joseph II Hicss, Eiee1tor ~ the e.tsis n
fopisx A, told~sii ists of Manchester IN ssii
Disti deceased, presents bis acmttisisttoa
socoabt for sfsmInston and siiousnee. AID
males Application for dsefes Of d,stfibnti0n
and partition ~ tbse estate 81 sald dee.sssd.
w6sfespob, ~ IL ordered ~ said Court, that
raid scSoaIt sld ssid sppileston be referred tas
ssssol ol ssid Court " b. hs 10 Il tbs Probate Of
nee 10 Esrrbtssf. in ssid Dsiltt. ~ d. SDtb dsy
AZ Dsesmtsr d 1874. ~ 10 oeinen Ar Tor
kssstns and decision iLersoIs And IL 10 farther
ssdsfsa. tnsl Doiies hereof 10 given " Al per-
sos iptsfsslsd b. publessioa Of tbs ZANE three
sseks successfully 10 tbs Manchester SersssL
. nssrpsper pabiishsd 81 Manchester, prssloas
20 sad time appointed for bsayIDx. tGst lDsf
may scp<1 ~ said tine aud Place sad sboS
esass. II aay they may have. Why sid sfceens
sbonld cot be siiossd snd saeh decree nsds,
trss record,
~. Ai,ss,, i. Z. vTss, Register,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
THE Splendid OIL HEATER.

In design aud operation guaranteed the test 10
the world No 0dor, NJ Aches, No Dirt, an
ornamen 10 aay room. Wolsnted 10 beA, com.
fortabl, room twenty itct square with the N.
peudi,lrc OF one cent Tor oil pr hour. II will
boil water OF bake biscuit In hftsepmiI u,ea The
siug cover can be removed and skttilo Of water
u AN oven placed on the stove WITHOUT dptutb
ing It's heating qualities Ia the least. Gall .nd
see ote in operation ~
&. II loUNas.
Msnch ,sitr C,iii, W Get 12ih. ltia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29


-nsry Of our ifienas are longing for .
sisist ride come 10 psru. for ve have the
be-, Of slsisties sed pleasant ses,her 10
enjoy IL 10.
The Chrisinu conceu Sunday morn.
Ing vas very pleasing. the children and
al who took . part did themselves much
credit.
The chicken pic festival aud ettsn
,sinuent 81 The Bromley house takes place
this sesk Friday eve Supper will he
served from bali pas, Elk O'Clock uniil
eight Price for supper iweniy i've cents
each. This sntertsinmen, vii be one Of
q series fer The benefit Of the church re-
psirs- All our ladies are requested 10 do,
nate food and send early, erybody 10
invited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

II is said that there 10 litils reason 10
doubt thai the President will soon issue
sn order to extend the civil service Law and
rules 30 as 10 include ell letter carriers
ard clerks in free delivery postofiices.
These Offices now number COL and give
employment 10 sbont II. 200 carriers and
$500 CLERKS, making 20. 500 in al Post
mssttr General Wanmsker In bis last an
nnsl report strongly recon mended that
THIS lie done. and be also Included the
ce'ks employed IL the division hesdqusri
tiers Of the inspection service Of Boston.
New York, Philadelphia, Washington,
Chicago. Cincinnati. st. Louis, Chs,ta-
pooss. Ne~ Orleans. Denver. Helena and
San Frsncisco. Mr.. Pollock, recount
meuds that the officers and clerks IN the
flee delivery division q the Postoffice De,
pa tment be aso included In the order
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

II is said that representatives. OF Neu
Yoik business interests viii bring . trri
mepdous pressure on congress immedisiei
ly alter the session is resumed to repes
the present silver Law. There 10 reason TO
doubt. Lowever, whether this effort will
be successful. rs there is growing dispoi
tition On the part of Republicans to leave
oil impostsp, questions TO the new con-
r,ess 10 s,,tle, especially % II nov seems
probable that 40 extra session will be
called 10 the spring II 10 believed Me.
Clsvtlapd's intention 10 to call On extrs
ssssiou Of HE house simultaneously with
the meeting Of the senate 10 March, and
the understanding /, thst after the orssni.
zitioo, the sppoin,ment ofccmmittees ard
some preliminary work. recess will be
taken uatil October
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
CUMBERLAND

The Sunderland Dr.mstic Club will
give their nev play The G,ld Niue" in
the town Hall, Arlington, Friday evening
Dec 80 Doors open ., Z O'Clock. Ad
mission 20 aud % cts After the play
there will be dancing Music Coproys
orcbes,rs. Dance tickets rs cts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

Al the railrosd organizations With the
exception Of the ssitchmeu sre, !. is said.
10 I, rm Themselves ouce more into ~
smsIgamsted assoeistion. The meeting
Tor the purpose Of anal ysmstion vas
htli a, Cedar Rapids. L. December 26
aud will be composed OF the foil owing
bro,herhoods; Locomotive engineers.
locomotive hremeu, ,rainmep, conductor,
aud teleeripbers II ia said that the oh
C, Of this smslssmsiion is to prevent
rsilrCal s,rko that might occur during
The rid's fsir Sneh conservative lesdi
efs Is 7. NJ. Arthur OF the engineers and
ID. J. Ramsey Of tho telegrspers are agreed
tast IL any organization should go on
slrike Outing the fair public sentiment
sad prejudice would be 80 strong that i
would end the organization
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
ARLINGTON

james. son OF Prof James Il Csnielt
Of Lincoln Neb is visiting his grandfath
or. Rev DIR Garfield.
Miss Emms Bsuedic. lie spending tb,
week 10 Msncbe,tH
- Mice Catherine 6lsd- VI Middlebury
is the eusst Of Hon NJ II Demipe.
Stewart Bolden and wife are spendire
Christmas tide 1t Geo b Holdsos.
"A Christmas party with = tree will be
given to the 1t James Sunday school
Tuesday eve
Miss Du Bots Of Poughkeepsie is Wis.
ting at d @ Brney's Miss Fanny Bar
ney goes to RJcklsnd, Maine, Jan. 6 to
attend the wedding OF her brother Morti'
mer.
Chris mas brought home most oil our
young people wi o are attending school
aod college. Sylvester Deming from Viii
lisms, NJ Psnl Demiog aud Charles Adams
from Mlddlebury, Percy . Judsou from
Princeton, and Nellie b Garfield from New
Haven. Conn. accompanied by Miss Mabel
Chase I Ney York.
MIR John Robinson and family desire
to return most sincere and heart felt thanks
to so may kind friends who unsolicited
minlst ,red so continuously to them dur,
ing the last il lness and death OF Mrs Rob,
iuson. Words sDd deeds OF true charity
are sanoufisd in the long period Of sffiic'
tion which beftl this most patient suffer.
er aud the hes rts OF those now sorely bel
rrsved bol1 much gratitude to all who
offered help 10 time OF need.
SYNDICATE
There will be donation and oyster
supper Ut the Methodist Episcopal church
January 9Th. for the benefit Of
Rev Joel Martin. Everybody is most cor
daily invited TO attend. This is to be an
occasion as are sl our annual
donations.
There was wedding here Christmas
ave notable in many ways. Theodore r.
Mcclure OF Lansing. Mich.. was msrried
10 Miss Eliz ,beibV McAuIey Of Brooklyn
10 st. James church by Rev. Richard @,
Jesfing. Mss McAuleys father John |
is 9 native Of Arlington, and
be time and place OF the marriage we're
ht ssn from the fact that her grand m other
Mrs. Lucy (Baker) McAulsy, was married
n the same church Christmas eve 60 Yeas
go. Mrs. McAuley's marriage was the
Irst 10 the church, wi ich Wa then new.
The oburcl was deliberately decorated
Iitb evergreens in the old fashioned way,
nd there was proiusion OF flowers sent
D by Mrs Jesse Burde,t OF Rutland. The
ride is Mrs Burdett's cousin. Mr.. and
lrs Burdett came to Arlington . day or
~o before the ceremony and opened their
INNER house for the occasion. They On
ertsined the bride upon her arrival. and
bis sec med the more app opriate IS Mrs
lcAuley was married from the same
ouse 10 1882 There we're large mum Der
guests. with Iresepts and good wishes,
I'd the church WAS filed With them and
18th spectstors. The bridesmaid was
iiss Grace Wilson Of New York, and John
Burdett OF the same city acted as best
40. The msids OF honor we're Lillian
lcAuley aud Autoin, tie McAuley. The
,hers we're Arthur G. Stewart and Zeddie
McAuley. A reception WAS given the
ATTY by Mr.. Burd, T. after the ceremony d
I'd the newly married pair STATED o the
ijnight train for Michigan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

There will be donstion and oyster
supper vt the Methodist Episcopal church
Thursday, January 9th. for the benefit Of
Rev Joel Martin. Everybody is most cor
daily invited to attend. This is to be an
Interesting occasion as are sll our annual
donations
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trss copy " record,
nv Affect, y. X. FEsf, Register,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
'Ex. div.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. IT-Flour steady-western
super. 1.90a225 do extra 2-40a3. IS do family,
36Da4-0O: winter wheat patent, 4-l5a445; spring
wheat patent, 4.5OaI.60: spring wheat. straight,
lI,64s barrels: shipments, i5S
barrels: seales, 800 barrels. Wheat easy-No. 2
red spot, IS aI5N; October, 15aI54; December,
-.aITAs; May, Ass; steamer No. 2, red Tia
Il4 receipts, sO.sZl bushels; shipments, 81, s2I
bushels; stock. 2.VC4Ol2 bushels; sales. 10000
bushels southern wheat steady - Fultz. TiaII;
LDngberry, I3a.S. Corn steady-miXed spot, i9A
a4yS; october. 1914 asked; year. 4sa4Ta: January,
40. a4i receipts. 69,04l bushels: stock, Il.s95
bushels: sales, ll,OO0 bushels. Southern corn
white a''iive, +5d+S: yellow duh, 4;a49. Oats
5 cady - No. 2. white western. 3sa3S&; No. 2,
mixed western, 36- a36-receipts, 1000 bushels;
stock. 1885 bushels. Rye dull-NO 9, 81 nomi-
naly-receipts, 3sI bushels: shipments, 11.l43
bushels; stock. 1892 bushels. Hay steady-goOd
to choice timothy, 4.25al5.CO Gram freignts hrmer
steamer TO Liverpool, per bushel, 4d.a4hd.; Cork
for orders, per quarter. SD: cotton, IS cents
per 100 pounds nour. Is cents per 100 pounds.
Cotton Notwithstanding, 5. Provisions steady,
unchanged Butter firm, dctive-creamery, fancy,
70: do fair TO CHOICE 2Sa24 do imitation, 20a2z:
ladle, fancy, lsal9, do. good to choice, 16alT;
rolls. fine. sdO. fair to good, l5al1; stOre-packed,
l5aiS. Eggs irm-2l. Coffee quiet-Rio cargOes,
fair. ISL; No. :. 16aal91s. Other articles un-
changed. Peanuts unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Oct. lI.-Virginia consols, threes,
- bid; Baltimore and ohio stock. 91k: Baltimore
and ohio Southwestern frsts, lOT bid: do. first
incomes, I6A bid; do second incomes. ~; do. third
Incomes, "a bid: Consolidated gas bonds, 1l4k
bid; do. stock, 6O4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

There was q large and enthusiastic meeting
of the resident members Of the third army
corps held in the red parlor Of the Ebbitt
House on the evening of the 18th for the pur-
pose Of forming permanent association Of the
comrades who served in the third corps.
Gen. Jos. Dickinson, the temporary chairman,
expressed his qualification at seeing 80 large an
attendance of comrades present, and stated that
the first business in order was the adoption Of
q constitution and bylaws. The report of the
committee was adopted after very little Discus
sion and . few minor changes. The object
Of the association 10 for the purpose
Of bringing the remaining members Of the old
third corps together. While it is organized by
the Warrington members Of that body, still any
soldier who served In the third corps IL eligible
to membership. In the election OF officers Of
the association Gen. d. E. Sickles was elected
chairman, Gen. Joseph Dickinson first vice
chairman and Maj. A. Il. @. Rich
ardsou second vice chairman. e. J. Sweet
was elected secretary and Capt 7. W. Lord,
treasurer. An executive committee consisting
Of Comrades DR.. J. C. Dexter, Col. n. ]. Fooi,
Lieut. Col L. d. Bumpus. w. II. Doolittle, n
A. Dillon and C. +. Benjamin was appointed.
II was decided 10 hold four meetings IL each
year, one of which would be . banquet. Upon
ths dsaxh Of any msmbsr Of the associatioa his
place = Allsd By his nearest male relative.