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o5 for Mrs. Bauer.

Mrs X. A. Lowrie, Of Elizabeth, N. J- re-
Gently sent S5 to "The Evening World for
Mrs. Bauer. Of 1l6 Grand street, Hoboken,
whose dead baby was buried BY "The Even
ING World," Mrs. Bauer has moved from the
above ADDRESS, and efforts 10 locate her pres
ant whore sOouts have proved fruitless. The
money WIN be added to the Sick Babies' Fund.
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE-8R00xlYx.

ATTENTION-why do you pay rent for stady hs4s
or unhealthy APARTMENTS whsu for the same
est, mcst convenient section OF brookl! n ws Av9
selling houses for And two families tr N ~, SOo
to ~, 500. with cash payment e4Oo 70 tbOO. tei-
ance to suit: some special bar aims; ooms and ~
vs,tiEats th.m. FALkINBUkG co.. 1t1v
Gates, near Bushwick ave.
A GEM just completed; new az aud 2story hoeses,
Garfield pi.os; scar 9Th ave.. lt ,ooms ioyss
halls. open hreplhces. mirrors, furntshsd ID OAKS
easy payments take bth ava elevated from bridgei
distance 10 minutes; open daily, Sun Lays an1
July 4. Owners. Sc GARFIELD place.
ProoGlyu; houses from 81, 900 to Ella. 900; sAsy
terms; also lots, and lots In Roekavay Beach.
NOTAR SrElNGUr. NJ I'd ave.
A HANDSOME new history PhiladelphiA-brtck,
free stone trim at near Pros pect Park: size II.
I52IlSli mortgage ~. 500 at per cent; pstue
81, 500. all improvements; rented oI6s per yesyy
a good home Aud hne investment RkDAOSO
BIOS, $50 Vanderbilt ave-
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BO1RDERS WANTED-cOUNTRy.

New York
A.-A "A. -l.imitsi number Of boaYdsrs can b
accommodated III q privAto family At HighlAsd,
opposite PouEhksepsie; hve minutes from Post.
otfce, railroad and HUDSON River; frrsh miIk, bat.
ter, eRRG And vegetables: accommodation for horse
and carnage. Cal or address Wm, L. Dean. high
land. Ulster County. N. Y.
A QUIET VILLAGE HOME In . private family
for a few boarders; moderate terms. Write W.
ID. wauzer, Ciinto adalo. Ulster County. N. Y.
GEARY,S HOTEL. opposite 81. Rsymend's
Catholic Church and Norris Park Race Oourss.
Wrstchs ester SO aud 81 . week trolley cars fro4
l29tb st. and I'D ave. to the door.
NEW ROCHELLE. n. Y.-Adults desiripa plses.
rirahle places In our beautiful village; 36 minutss
from Gtand Central; 10 minusss' waik from depo1
and sound; strest cara psss houss to depot and
Glen Island: good table and accommodsttoasS
terms Ss to $40. X. L. Smyths. 1853 Centre eve.
SHADYsIpE FARM--Larse. airy rooms j. ahS9s
dant shade mountain air; esss, n ], all Einds
10 half rico: mile n half from Pine Bush
Station reference, G. f. Jordan. 1872 East ESD %,
and g. ID. Shrader, 1856 West 2yth st.. New York.
Address W.. N. Diakerson. Ulstervilis. UlstR
County, N. Y.
SUMNER BOARDERS WANTED; healthy ioeas
tion: beautiful surrouniinxs; short walk froW
leo caves. Sam's Point lakes; fishing; tsrms - .
S5. Thomas Dubois, Crawford. N. Y.
WALLS GATE FARM-HOUSE-Eisgsntly sltss
At-d large. stry rooms; fve minutes walk froU
station. Erie Railroad: send Tor circular. Felk8
Cramp, Wallis Gate Junction. Orange Co, N. Y.
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Coming EYenta

Picnic and game. SiIty.nipth Regiment, Empire
CITY Colosseum July I,
jerome Clubs annual excursion. Forest View
Grove July IL.
Music Washington Square Park by Ninth Regi-
ment band this evening.
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Blnsed Before the Fourth

Bln8ed Before the Fourth.
A premature Fourth OF July blaze, caused
BY nrecrackers thrown into the hallway Of
the residence OF Francis Brodsky, 20 Avenue
C, shortly after midnight this morning. did
slight damag" before the flames were discov-
cred by tho occupants OF the house.
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RoeEl.od Farm, ?. O
New EnaLand.

BOARDERS wANTED-Fivs-Mls River, geeA
table. bsthiax, boating: iauitss sescaro
dated; rs m,uu'ss out. II J. Juns, Fslyvtsv
House, RowAyton, Uonn.
BOARDEBs wANTED-Hishest dWsilisG u
Ltchfelf Cruuty. Above All Cottage, Harrsa,
Litch field County. CInn.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

After the game Saturday the Yale
team; at meeting In the Murray Hill
Hotel, elected George Case captain OF
next years team. Bliss, Kedzie. Muir.
ply and Beall graduate this year.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Johnny Ward telegraphs from Chicago
that he has secured the release Of
James Stafford. centre fielder OF the
Atlanta (Ga) team.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
SUES AGAIN FOR DIVORCE.

Chicago Courta
CHICAGO, July 3.-The Herald says
Minnie Renwood, the serpentine dancer
who married w. Frank Bemis. son OF
Landlord Bemis. of the Richelieu Hotel
will commence suit for divorce al
once. Before coming to Chicago Miss
Renwood began suit in New York for
divorce, but discontinued this action
having greater faith in the divorce cour,
of this CITY. AS soon as Miss Renwood
discontinued her first suit Mr.. Bemis
began his, and now Miss Renwood will
start in over again.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
ALARMED THE REIGHB0RH00D.
Albert Connor Found III on . Can al
Boat

Albert Connor. sixty-one years old, of
High street, Perth Amboy. N. J., was
removed to Roosevelt Hospital early
this morning from a canal boat lying
at the foot Of West Fifty-ninth street.
The hospital physicians thought Con-
nor was suffering from a severe attack
Of cholera morbus.
The discovery of the case by the West
Slxty-eighth street police caused some
uneasiness in the neighborhood.
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Mrs. wI.sLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is an uuex.
eslled medicine for children white tsethng 25c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,,INvksTIG tTOR< or SPjVITu1E.
IsM: phsnomena and philo,ophy have u.s Of
cabinet room. service Of medium and Ipstructor
at a moderate fre. l47 West l4th st.. bstwssn
Broadway and 9th ave. I. ALBERT EDMiNSTER
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New Jerssy.

ASBURY PARK, N. J.-vilia Thskla, COS 6th
avr.-LarRe nicely furnished rooms; good board 4
city Improvements; hive minutes from ocsan; %.
po'ite bssatiial Suasst Lake; tsrms - 70 ele
weekly.
ASPURY PARK-Ths Garland, one black frs1
Mrs. s. ADeles.
BoARDERs WANTED. Rockiand Farm, p. O
box Sc Sstcong, N. j.
wALDwICK, Bergen County. MI -LAres roeasS
good table; sumner or permanent. Y. MILES,
boz 38.
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,on0 island

ID ave. and 73d st., Bay RiAes.
L. L.Fir.t-class accom- IN ldAtions; large. shadt
50 minutes to Battery. N. I. fsrs 10 osnsS a..
ply or address,
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SfnfeD isjdnd

Stuten island
sb-GOoD BOARD Al Port Richmoud; psiyaAp
family; large shady grounda Boz lob Fed
Riehmouu. y. L
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A DELIGHTFUL PLACE FOR BOYS. sndsr esrs.
fnl supervision; safe boating, bathing, nshtn4
aud all outdoor sports. RUGBY SUAA88
SUHOOL, Southoid, L.
BATH BEACH. l.. L-Prvats family cen aeeoas
modate few boar iers; blocks from beach, 9
minutes to depot, J to trolley: boating, hathils,
hshin superior table; terms reasonable. II. J.s
box 2oS Bath Beach.
BOARD AT SOuTHOLD, L. I. = LAr1s, aiSV
rooms; shaded grounds; fine hshing. bathing,
DC. terms reasonable references sxchsnkol Al
dress Box lis IS above
COUNTRY BOARDERS Ct Hi Orest, rood taktot
large rooms fresh or salt water bathing; teeuqo
ressonablci rsfereucsh A.B.WOODhULL, WaA-
ing River. l. l.
ELEGANT ROOMS, with or without beoe1.
Arthur villa. boz lSs Bath Beach, Il. l.
FOR BOARD IL . farmhouse sttnase1 % LoeG
Island sound apply 70 chas. b. WoedAsi.
GOOD BOARD by the sea At rsasonebts iateN
Beach, between Hollands ard Hsnasfs stsstsss,
HANDSOME REssnInDLNCE, snn n.vly ialni,hsd. s1
ter: near station: midniSht trains; 20 uisusss q
S.,l from 4 a.ids rs:oIs; produce from fsrn- ".
PARTY Of four tn twelve can have good beas1,
large rooms, plenty OF boating and hshina; -
other poarders. Addres, Boz s6 SAyyills. I. /. =
6. Bsrhs.. zoo Cas- 81 81, New York. -
SEA CLIFF. L. WILLOW Shors farm -houss, 9
the uater; boating. bsthiug A,d hshing.
TWO tURNiSHED Rooms, wisu or WtthouA
hoard. In private house; terms moderate. Ne.
lac 18th st. Long Island City
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Johnny Griffin, of Braintree. and So,
Smith. OF California, will meet in a An.
ish contest before the Columbian A, C.
at Roby. Ind
The evening world., 1893-07-03

This week four crack ball teams, rep.
resenting Eastern colleges, will contes,
AZ chicago They are q composite Yale
team. the Amherst nine, the University
or Vermont and the Wesleyan teams.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

The fourteenth annual regatta Of tn
Larchmont Yacht Club will be sailed o.
the Sound tomorrow,
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ful supervision; safe bosting, bathtns. nshtn9
aud all outdoor sports. RUGBY SUAA81
The evening world., 1893-07-03

A special race for cabin catboats I'm.
der thirty feet water-line will be held
by the Indian Harbor Yacht Club to-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

PSo6aoly no mere preposieIoas eisim
sss Pot ieftb by Political party ttso the
ssss ri.on o. the Democrats 10 tho lsss osni
paisn iha tree sooi w1uld benent Amefi'
csn sooi gfosen. Thousands OF snd
seoBs .sslloped the seductive bait, how,
eser, aud Demosrsiie president aud q
Drnocfaiie Congress vere eli o,sd. aud 30
= cons, qaence, s quoted by The Bos,on
Com msfcisi Bpllesin. Ohio AA wool.
which year aso wss selling Tor ~ cents,
i nov soid for n. ohio Y which brought
n, is now going Tor %. and Michigan X
hs. dropped hon Is 70 "a Ia lie mere
ihre.t Of free uool has had this disastrous
effect upon the growers. What will IL be
when tariff Tor revenue only goes inio
actual opers,ionf Thus says the Boston
Jourosl.
The free trade Boston Herald quotes
sool figures which are still more surpris'
ias than those OF the Com mercisl Bulletin
There ueser has been anything like The
depression that prevails today. certain
Boston dealer paid is cents Tor liDe oil
territory wool las, year. Now be declares
ths. be is oa red the same clip 3, ~ cents
aud hesitstes about taking the wool. A
sac Of Michigan delsine Is noted this
week al IS cents, aud 1t is worthy oil
note that the first bali OF more oil the
same pile was taken by identioAlly the
same manufacturers 90 days ago at ~
cents. olher doe wools ara about IS
seriously depressed. A few steps more
and the entire domestic market will be
down TO free wool. 1t is At this bssis
,hat manufacturers are slresdy proceeding
with the idea Of wool rs low IS it can be
bougb, abroad, landed here. minus the
duty,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

Eisad FiAafy, Es,iyo Of NGnoti
whose parents sin live Ia ihis state. was
murdefed "a Cbiosso Tbanasy ago. Of
est vssk by tufslsn
Cor. Bnssell d Mas Vas Tuesday pro-
sentcd with soldel eagle stated and
nonnted sSd nessured : Zee, aud 10.
chss from tip to tip Of its wings. II u
from Dr., A. q, Brash. rromireB, Dem
ocrsl Of Fsirisx. tbisssitis.
Hsnry Tslbeii Of Hsrii.na Four Cor,
usrs vas sunck on the bead by brick
while tssriSs down building one dsr
last so,k. de Oil Doi Thick he vS sen.
oasiy burt, isough be hied prsiusely. A
phy.ici.n vas called bot be was unable 10
stop the Aow Of blood. aud Tslbert died
10 abort Q hours
Frank Martins boz shop. loo II loog.
vas burned al North spnn, field Wednes.
day night with all The contents. Lpm
Der ssloed ST $1,000 was also barned. Thi.
Is The second lime Mr. Msrins factory
has been eesttoyed by FIRE. This factory
WAS lhs principal iadas.ry at North
Springfield snd gave employment 10 oye'
20 hands
There ~ss bl. ody hsht among 4 i.al'
isns At Barre Sunday night. May IA Bar
rel st.yes and stille,os we're the weapons
used, and the following morning AZ ltsl,
ian nsmed Giovanni went TO DR. Nichols,
Who dressed bad knife cuts on the sides
Of the bead. Giovanni bad been thrown
upon the erouni and jumped upon dur
log the fight, and was mi ursd internally.
He continued TO grow worse. aud his
friends. without the kuovledse Of the
authorities took him to Montreal. Last
week Giovanni died ut Montreal. Since
then ii is impossible TO fad two brothers
named Barbierr. who we're engaged in the
fight.
Those Orwell failures appear 10 be bad
ones. The firm OF Hammond Bush, & Co
owes $3.50, 900 and its nominal assets are
s542, 900, OF which sl6S, 200 IS 10 real es
tate and $500, 900 in stocks, on which there
will OF course be big thriukage. The
firm was composed OF Charles L Bush and
WIN b Wright Of Orwell and Thad NJ
Cbapm Of Middlebury. Mr. Wright hss
$1,000 OF debts and $4,000 OF nominal
assets, Mr. Chapman owes 500, 900 and
has assets to the par value Of Sl9S, 00(
m osily in Western property.
| "A boiler 10 o steam mill owned by
Lang g. Hooker. in Barnet, Monday explt
dei With terrible effect. William Fish
err, the engineer was blown ITO fleet strik
ing 90 the end OF . log. His head and
shoulders were found 30 feet from biz
trunk. Albert green q marker, and Lew
is Jobu who was hauling In logs, we're al'
80 both ki!lsd. the bodies being badly mu
tilsted. Gordon Armstrong, who was al
work in the mill, was badly scslded, and
Austin Fisher was slightly hurt. Two
horses we're killed. The cause Of the tx
plosiou is supposed 10 have been low wa
ter 10 the boiler. The main portion oil
the boiler was blown 1876 feet The boil
was inspected months ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15
STATE NEWS.

I~ troubled with cstsrrh Il seven
year. previous TO commencing the nse oil
Ely's Cream Balm. II has done for one
what other 80 called cures have failed to
DO cured me. The fleet OF the Balm
;, emed mag cal. Clsrepce l. Huff, Bid
irfhd, Me.
Aihr tiyihg many umedi,s inr caisrrb
during tie pat IL years. tried Ely,
| Cream Balm wi Ii eomIl tie success IL l.
ever one year ,ilce stopped using it aud
have had no return OF catsirh. recon-
mend II to al my friends Milton I Palm
Reading, Pa
| A y, uDg man by the rame Il Prior
was dr. 'vned recently at Spunsf lj.wmlr
swimming ont to disent.D,le fish line.
III e Trustees OF st Jobnsbuiy will use
81, 800 ttisesson 10 the laying OF coucrete
w.lks
A young son Of Harmon Hurlburt o
Wstsfyille got possrssi, n OF dynamite
cartridges aud Que OF 'h~m exploded l.
bis hand. tearing fl thumb aud three
sneers The other cartri ige T. II iuto the
stove and when tue he sas started The
stove was demolished snd Mf. Hurlburt
,rriously ibjcrsd.
Join Walker, ssed % sior cutter,
vas drov ed Ia barre Monday night. while
bathing.
Eue,ns Monshsh. u y.ars OF age, son
OF Oueu Mo1sb,n n. war drowned 10 Otter
Greek Il ,ilsDd, Moudsy afternoon.
Albert Judd 81 Georgia shot himself 10
The e d on Sunday while the family we're
at church. He vas regarded /. sn exem
plary yonus msn and 10 cause can be -
signed for doing 1t
Ten thousand peun,-s Tor The Colum-
bian liberty bell we're received fom diff.
erent places Monday, at bennington.
Yesterday The tame nun Der were received
from Virginia They came In 90 old his
toric kettle tbs, weighs 100 pounda Eish
~ four sci ools 10 Brolkyn contributed
10 900 psnuies. Thi. collection is being
made uHdtr the auspices OF The Sons q
ths ReYoinuob.
About Is years ago. John Bridgman
purchased $50 acre tact OF tim Der land
10 Hsfd~iek. The price paid vas 500.
since then $4,000 Of timber has been cut
"a. and Tuesday J, v. Bndsmsn sold The
soii wood s.umpsse for $1,000; THIS
n.kes De, income Of $500 irom Ian.
Der alone from the investmeGt. Then
there 10 nos. and slssys will be for years
. large income from granite rsuts and roy
. ,ies Probably The property has been
worth thousand per oeni on The origin
al inveslment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

A special dispatch from Washington
says: The date OF the extra session OF Com
gress having been practically settled for
the first half OF September. the various
heads OF departments propose to devote
themselves from Low on more TO business
aud less to patronage. The estimates FOL
the appropriations necessary to run the
departtn snts will be submitted three
months eaalier than usual. and this will
entail vast smount Of extra work during
the sumner, but ii will not necessarily inl
teriere with the custom OF granting the
usual 80 days vacation during the heated
term.
1t is expected that extraordinary calls
for fiusnc isl information will be made up
on the treasury department when Con
gress meets, aud i, world not be surpris
iag il an attempt we're N sde to get tariff
bill under way before the Christmas holt
days. Any lumber Of tariff bills will be
introduced. and congressman are slread ,
calling upon the bureau Of statistics for
figures relating 10 exports and imports
under the Mckinley law. Between the
financial and the tariff questions there lie
every prospect of protrsc,ed debate unless
the administration has power to carry out
its intehtIon OF forcing the measures
through the House under the clucus whip.
The Senate, where DO limit can be placed
on debate, will furni . most exaspera'
ting delay to the democrats. who I've
majority 10 that body,
The party in power is so hopelessly din
vided on the tariff and on financial ques'
tions that it is useless TO speculate at this
time what the final Legislative outcome
will be. Platform pledges are one thing.
administration bills are another and legis.
lstive performances after elections aIe WOO
are still quite another.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

tnRsf this year vail 10 sbosi a.ooo. 900
yoaG5s, sorsbDm production shout .0sl.i
600 pound,. and sbs CAGE pfcductipu
shout go. 90. 900 pousds The sfeci Of
lks bouDsy ~ reported by The Govern.
tasnl hss roi been 10 increase the number
q esisblishmspn. bat 10 eslsrec old Gees
sua .iimnls,s the introduction Of Gee
msct issrr spd 40 isctesse 10 the prcducl
isg capacity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

The crowd at the Chicago fair last Suul
day ss small, aud 10 that respect was 3
dissppointment to those favoring Suuda,
opening. but they assert that it was a very
orderly crowd aud that the drinking rls.
ces aud the iheaters ia the city were eli
most deserted, therefore 1t was good
thing oil around In the first place no
city which SLOWS its looms and places
OF smusemen, to be open on Snnda,
ought TO have hsd the fair. In the second
place we do not believe that the chsrscte,
OF the people was changed to sny extern,
by reason OF going 10 the fair. hummer.
cen hardly be msde respectable and Law
abiding citiseos 10y Sabbath attendance al
the fair. Possibly they may be under
greater restraint for the time bling, bn'
thst class Of people vail not ps,ronize tn,
Fair 10 any extent on sunday or any othei
day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, NOTICE.

Estate of CHARLES II. EDGRRToS.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Mani
chester Commissioners. TO receive, examine anc
adjust all claims and demands Of all person,
against the estate of a~.t 1854
z Charles II Edgerton, late Of Dorset
in said District, deceased snd all claims exhibit
ed in Offset thereto hereby give notice that We
will meet for the. purposes aforesaid at the
Hotel CALLED the Wilson House in East
Dorset in said town OF Dorset on the
9Th day OF December, next from O'CLOCK
A. NJ. until O'Clock p NJ on SAID day, and thai
sx months from the 9Th day OF June
D. 1893, is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to US fol
examination aud allowance
Dated at Dorset this 9Th day OF June
A. 1888. -..a
GEORGE NJ. WALL, o..
6lw JOHN NJ 6RIFFIlB, oom .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

Editor Wsitersop, the Kentucky Light
OF Abe Democracy, raises up bis voice like
. pelican in the wilderness. lie think,
the, the Democratic party wants leaders.
We do indeed seen 10 be passing throng n
~ epoch Of little men and little Thugs
ssys The editor OF The Courier Journsl
OF originality. even Of vigorous aud sin
oers conviction. We have hardly a glimpse
ssywhere iusIesd Of carrying out the
pledges Of the party IN its platform, The
osly message from the new administration
10 tba, the party must pursue q course oil
psudent aud conservative politics.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

A slsleneni prepared by Comptrollsr
Ecsels sboss that since January mp to
yupe |. 20 ps,iopsl backs With capital
Of o.. 100 600. have isiled. 80 against seven
nsiionsi banks, xilh capital Of ss25 600,
ios the correspondir & period Of 1897. The
largest bspks Involved vere the Chemical
srd Columbia Of Chicsgo. each sikh 4
e.piisl Of VI o0O. 600. while the banks
With capitals 0, $50, 900 vent TO The val
10 D.llas. Llltle Rock. Nashville aud Mo
btla
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

No snch sudden, sweeping aud sppsren.
uy vide spread teiorm in publio conduct
srd morals VAS anticipated or supposed
possible "a IL the result OF the Sunday
opening OF the Worlds Fair. The dives
and dtns Of iniqniiy 10 the city aud In the
vicinity OF The grounds are comparatively
deserted, and sober. orderly ADD well be
Asved thousands refresh their mind aud
bodies with the privileges OF the great
exhibition. The experiment Of suuds,
opening thus far MARKS disiine, sdvsncf
10 moral health and reform, and its re
suits are much more successful than IT,
most ssneuine friends hopei, The rHiI
Gus small bodies OF misguided people who
have adopted resolutions bOyeo,ting the
Erpo.ition because n affords The means Of
physical. moral and spiritual regeners.
zion on Sands, nsver will be missed, eth
o. 10 Chicago o. 10 The hereafter. The
shove ~e quote tom Chicago paper bot
ve do Dol believe = word OF II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15
ELIZA BALDWIN'S EsrArR.

- State OF Vermont. District OF Manchester. -
Be u remembered that st . session OF The
Probate Court, holden At Manchester, within
ana for said District. on the 18th day Of June
A. 1913 IHE N
Present, Hos. II. K FowLsR, Judge
Whesess, q certain instrument IN writing,
under seal, pnrpofting 70 be the last VII and
tss lament VI Eliza Baldwin. lAts OF Sand
gaze in said District, deceased, having been
This day prts.Dted 10 said Court Of Probate aud
Only 6Ied 10 the registers Office.
1berfsrs. u 10 oraered that I'll psssons In
In, st4d 10 the estate Of - deceased be- mott
ned 10 appear before sid sCouft. ~ the Pro-
bate Office 10 MsDehes,er.iD said District on the
s0th day Of June, 1898, ~ ~ oeioet
n, by publication Of this order three weeks
successiysly prsssonsiy thereto, IN tue Man
chester Journal, q pswspaper printed o. Man
chester aforesaid, 10 show esuse, n any ttry
may have, Why ssid instrument In writing
should moi be proved and SLOWED ~ the last
viii and testament Of this said deceased.
s3w. J. n. FEhs, Hsgissr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15
Joseph MoBRIDE,S EsrArE

btate OF Vermont, Distfict OF ManchesteF. o
The Probate Court for ne District Of Manchester
To all persons interested In tho estate Of
Joseph Mcbride Ia Of Manchester In said Dist.
net, deceased! GREETING,
By the authority OF the state Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified 70 appear before the said
Probate Court, Al the Probate Office IN Man
chester in said District. on the s0th day OF June
A ID 1888, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 70 show cane. u
any you have, why the ancount of CLas. bnok.
lin, Administrator Of the estate OF said d.cesssd
,bould not be Allowed, and also why the residue
Of said estate should not be distributed TO The
parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Manchester, Ia said District, this
18th day OF lure A. ID. 1888, lEUst
Gaw J. II. PENN, Register