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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

CABOT Edward Smith lost valuable horse
last Thursday morning. 1t broke its leg while
trying to rise in the stable. The bone was so
sharp where it was broken that it cut an artery
and bed to death. =. The Rev Mr. Sanderson
will hold quarterly meeting service in the Meth
odist Episcopal church next Sabbath. ...V. W.
Brown has opened the photograph rooms over
Sprague 4 Wells store. Give him CALI.
About fifty invited guests assembled at the resi-
dence of John Austin last Wednesday evening to
celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the mar
rage of Mr.. John Austin to Miss Cornelia Perry
and Mr., Anthony A. Perry to Miss Julia Gum.
The guests we're beautifully and pleasantly enter
tanned by the host and hostess, and some excel
lent music on the piano was rendered by Leslie
Austin, Miss Ina Foster and Others which added
greatly to the enjoyment OF the evening II the
future be as bright and pleasant as the wishes
their friends express, they need hardly ask for
more. E, The National Bank OF Barre has sold its
farm known as the William Haines farm to Or
rlll F. Barrett for 81, $50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

WEST RANDOLPH. The circular conference OF
neghboring churches will meet with the Congre-
gational church of this place on Tuesday, Novem-
yer a. very interesting programme has been
made out and 1t is hoped there will be a large at
tendance Dinner will be served in the vestry
e.. Last Thursday the foreman in Princes tub
factory gave the thirty hands employed there
their stint to make one thousand tubs in ten
hours. When the whistle blew at six o'clock
they had put up S15 tubs, at a rate OF about two
and one third minute. Who can do better9.
The fall term OF the graded school closes Friday,
November H. An exhibition will be held In
Dubois and Gays hall, an interesting feature Of
No. from their new books, showing what can be
done in the way OF reading music by the smaller
ones In our schools. Principal Hardy has Just
introduced more advanced music in No. ST.,
The Christian society are grading and otherwise
repairing the grounds about the church. An
other " rally" is called for Thursday to complete
the grading about the Congregational parsonage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

THE office of inspector Of finance is at
present held by Mr.. Dubois, the old incum-
bent and the new state treasurer, Wonder
is frequently expressed that the governors
appointment of a successor to Mr.. Dubois SC
long "hangs fire." The interests of the
state, and especially pending and needed
legislation upon matters relating TO the re-
sponsible duties of that office, would seem tc
have dictated an early appointment of an in
apector.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

WArTsFHLD. George H. Hastings has returned
from his western visit lie thinks the west all
right for those who desire to emgrate, but Yer
mont is good enough for him. George W,
Fishers family are sick with cankerrash and his
youngest child, sweet little Ethel, died last Sab
bath morning, D.. Dr. Howe has located in town
lie may be found at the residence Of s. wilkins
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08
On motion of Mr.. Barnard of winhall, adj


The senate convened at o'clock.
S. 90, was taken up as the unfinished business
OF the morning hour and, on motion of Senator
Chds, WAS ordered to lie.
S. 8, Senator Boyden's bill including foxes in
the list Of noxious animals was taken up and, on
motion OF Senator Brainerd OF Caledonia, was Or
dered TO lie
The State Military Hstory-The joint resolu-
ton from the house providing for Joint special
committee to consider what legislation is neces-
sary for the publication OF the state military his
tory was adopted in concurrence, The chair APP
pointed Senators Walker, lde and Kelton as the
committee on the part of the senate.
Bills introduced and Referrod.-By Senator
Martin OF Washington, S, 1928, "to legalize the
the marriage OF Simeon F. Gibbs and Carrie T.
Cross to com. on judiciary.
Printing the Addresses Of =. j. Phelps and G.
| G. Benedict-The committee on finance, by Sem
ator Jones, reported on the joint resolution from
the house, providing for the printing OF the ad-
dress of Mr., l., J, Phelps, that, inasmuch as the
| practice Of directing such small appropriations
has prevailed so long rs to become recognized
custom and the expenditures so authorized are
| regarded as correct and the resolution having
reached Its present stage In accordance with this
established practice, they recommend its passage,
but suggested the non-pursuance OF the practice
in the future but that provision by bill be made.
| Senator Howard offered proposals OF amendment
including the address Of Hon. G. G. Benedict be-
fore the Vermont Officers Reunion, Nov. g In the
resolution, which was adopted. And the resou-
tlon was adopted IN concurrence Win proposals
| OF amendment
The rights Of married ioOmen,- Senator lde for
the com. ON judiciary presented bill, 5 l29,
| substitute for S 30, relating to the rights Of
married women" THE bill provides that married
women may make contracts with any person
other than her husband and bind herself and her
separate property in same manner as II unmar-
| ried may sue and be sued AS TO such contracts
| made by her either before or during overture,
without her husband being joined in the action
as plaintiff or defendants execution may issue
| against her and be levied on her own property,
| etc But no homestead or interest therein shall
| be conveyed by its owner, married man or
iooman, unless both join in the deed as provided
| by sec 9Oi married woman may hold for her
| separate use all personal property and rights Of
| action acquired before or during covertuTe, not
subject TO disposal Of husband, or liable for his
debts removes liability of her husband for debts
contracted by the wife prior to her marriage ]
The bill was ordered to lie and be printed.
| Passed in Concurrence. 62, Mr. Meacham :
| bill, incorporating the Brandon West Side Sewer
association, was reported fayoraby from the gem
| eral committee by Senator Whitcomb read the
third time and passed In concurrence, Also from
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

ATERBuRY.-The stock in aid of Mr.. Cooley's
compa ny for making sand boxes for axles has
been subscribed, and the land secured for the
shops The site is by the side of the railway on
land owned by Mr.. Remington in the rear Of his
house on Main street. There will be special
communication OF Winooski lodge, Free and Ac'
cepted Masons, Saturday evening at sever
o'clock, for work. Widow Hannah Prescott al
the Center was suffering last week from severe
mental alteration. Frank, q twelve-yearso old
son of o. j. Ayers Of the Center, while at work
at NJ j. Barber's contracted the dphtheria and
is very seriously sick. Joseph Somerville has
bought the Dillingham; lot nearly opposite hi'
house on Main street. d. Last Sabbath was the
seventh anniversary of the Rev. Mr.. Wheeler
settlement over the Congregational church o.
this village. His morning service was sugges.
tive Of this event,...L. d. Hopkins is buying
thanksgiving poultry. He wants twenty tons o
the best fatted turkeys in Washington and La
noble counties. He will be at Stowe, November
2lst, and at this village November 22d and esd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

MoRErowN-R S. B. Currer returns Fri
day next.....A concert by blind man in the
town hall Thursday evening was well attended
Three dollars seventy-six cents was raised by vol
untary contributions for his benefit 81. Work on
the new Catholic church is progressing finely. e.
J. D. Robinson has raised his mill dam and re-
paired his grist mill. lie has two run of stones
now running, and two more will soon be In opera
ton. lie can now shell corn, and separate ii
from the cob at the same time, II customers wish
Mr. Robinson is also repairing his circular saw
mill ON Hoadley brook 49,. Mr.. Skinner, "the
gentleman from Lowell spent the Sabbath in
town. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
George W. Buckley ON the Sd instant
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

The physicians of Governor Hendricks
report that the disease from which he suf
fers does not seem to be spreading, and
that they feel more encouraged than at any
time since the disease appeared.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

PosTMAsTER-GENERAL HOWE for the
next fiscal year ending June 80, 1884, esti-
mates the receipts of the post office depart
ment at S5O,07O,450 and the expenses at
si6,7il,llli estimated receipts over ex.
penditures, $4,000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

IT is rumored in Atlanta, Georgia, that
Senator Brown will soon resign his seat
His distressing cough has, it is said, re-
turned with the approach of cold weather.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

GAysvILLR. LAST Sunday evening Rev Mr..
Hay preached to the young from words found in
the book Of Acts, xvii "a, The social meetings
at the Methodist Episcopal church are becoming
more and more enjoyable to those who love the
Lord and are striving to work for him. Several
have been converted and others reclaimed.
Meetings are being held weekly In the back dis
laymen OF the church. We trust victory Is soon
to turn ON lions side. Mrs. Edith Blanchar
died at her home with Levi Blanchard, In Stock
bridge, Saturday, October 2Sth Her funeral
services were held Monday at the Stony Brook
ahurph
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

..'"WIsE men say nothing in dangerous
times" Wise men use nothing In dangerous
diseases but the best and most approved remedies.
Thus Kdney-Wort is employed universally in
cases of diseased liver, kidney and bowels. Ii
will cost you but trife to try it, and the result
will be most delightful.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

IN you have failed TO receive benefit from other
preparations, try Hoods SarsaparillR; it's the
strongest the purest, the best, the cheapest
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

And DR.. L C. Butler was declared elected second
supervisor Of the insane.
Mr. McLam OF Topsham nominated for third
supervisor of the insane K. NJ Harvey OF
Topsham Mr.. Martin of Londonderry nomi-
mated for third supervisor of the insane, and
Senator Cutting of Windham, Mr.. Boes of Rock
ingham, Mr.. Robinson of Weatherstield seconded,
DR.. Homer Goodhue of Westminster. Senators
Cutting and Mcintosh and Messrs. McLam,
Bodies, Robinson and Martin were appointed az
tellers. ballot was taken resulting as follows:
Whole number Of votes 22s
Homer Goodhue 1853
r. NJ. Harvey had. IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08

Jtdge Adrocdte Gcnerd-Mr Bridgman Of
Barton nominated and Mr. Robinson Of Weathers-
field, Senator Bingham of Chittenden, Mr. Noble
of St Adams, Mr. Peck of Brookfield, Mr.. Martin
Enosburgh. Mr.. Chds of Bennington nominated
and Senator Templeton Of Orleans Co. seconded,
Frank II. Bascom Of MONTPELIER Senators Tenn
pleton and Bingham and Messrs Bridgman,
Childs, Noble and Dearborn were appointed tell
ers The ballots were taken with the following
result:
Whole number of votes 25s
Carm l. MARSH ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26
Boletin Mercantil.

contestaciones a las cientf6cas pre-.
guntas del. Tribunal, y cuyos antece-
dentes en- ell institute provincial, y
actual estado de adelanto 6 instruc-
ci6n abonan una gran capacidad y
aplicaci6n, de las que puede esperar
mucho la Sociedad protectora. 81.
que a este, nuestro juicio, ell joven
Oalor, que tambi6n revela capacidad
y aplicaci6n. Buenas disposiciones
han manifestado igualmente los j6-
venes Gorbea, Mocz6 y Vendrell.
De los demas cuyos ejercicios No
hemos presenciado, solo podemoa
afirmar que oimos hablar en- muy
buen sentido de todos ellos.
FL acto q que oos contraemos re-
vela biep q las, claras como Sc ha
desarro.lado en- la isla 81 amor al es
tudio de las ciencias, cosa que nos
produce la mas grata satisfaction, O.
mas vivo placer.
Sirvan estos datos para estimulal
a la juventud aplicada. Felicitsmoe
a los aspirantes y q Ia Sociedad Pro.
tectora, por el exito que no duda
mos ha de darle este primer ensayo
Otro dia continuaremos dando deta.
lies, y al paso haremos algunas con.
sideraciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26

Aver lunes, "a, segdn anuncialnos
por anticipate, celebr6 Ia Naci6n los
faustos dias de Ia Reina Nuestra Sc.
nora @. D. G..
Con tan grato motive las bate
rias hicleron las salvas de orde-
nanza, saludando ell plausible aeon.
tecimiento, el ejercito visti6 de ga
la, los edi6cios pdblicos, luciendc
a la vez !ujosas colgaduras, enarbo-
laroE ell pabell6u nacional, y Ell
Excmo Sr Gobernador General reci-
bio en- Oorte d las autorida les, fun
cionarios pdblicos y diversas comi'
stones civlles y militares, entire elias
la de nuestro benem6rito cuerpo de
Voluntarios.
De nuevo enviamos nuastras pro-
testas de inquebrantable a1hesi6n d
la ilu,tre dinastla que con tanto es.
plendor ocupa ell excelso trono del
her6co San Fernando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26
EX AM E N e. .

Con la satisfaction que sentimos
siempre que presenciamos un espec.
taculo deesra naturaleza, asistimos an
teayer en- Ell Ateneo a los examenes de
los aspirantes a los bene6cios que Ia
Sociedad protectora de la katellgencia
Sc propone conceder d los j6venes
que mas Sc distingan por su Ca
pacidad intellectual y relative estado
de adelantamiento 6 instruction.
Compon1an el respectable Tribunal
los senores don Laureano Vega, pre-.
sidente que 10 es tambi6n de la So.
ciedad, y los Voca.es Rio. P. Gan.
dfa, Doctor den Calixto Romero,
Lido. Sr. Acuila, Teniente Coronel
de ingenieros senior Laguna, senor
Ollero, Comandante de ArtiIleria y
Director de una academia especial,
en- esta ciudad, ingeniero Provincial
don Tulio Larrinaga, y los profesores
de instruction primaria superior &C.
nores Dlaz y Bclaval.
FL ndmero de aspirantes examina.
dos anteayer fu6 de nueve que, to-
niendo va terminados los estudios de
la % ensenanza, Sc proponen seguif
una carrera facultativa.
Fu6ronlo para Ia de Ingenieros los
j6venes D. Jaime Annexy, D. Juan
Irrizarry, don Adolfo Vendrell, don
Oandelarlo Oalor y don Pedro Moe
z6. Para la de Derechos don Saliva
dor Prats. Para la de Medicina don
Salvador Brau, don Jose Marti, don
Emilio Gorbea.
Entre los indivfduos, cuyos exdme-
nes nosotros hemos presenciado, dis.
tingui6se notabIemente ell Joven de
Arecibo don Jaime Annexy, cuyas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26
POCAS PALABRAS.

A vuelta de un sinn1mero de va.
ciedades que no vale la pena contes.
tar en- serio, dos cosas ha dicho FL
AsinilSsta que Sc EOS hacen diflciles
de digerir, porque patentizan una
vez mas 8 la candida ignorancla del
colega, 8 una malicia que traspssa
los limites todos de 10 convenlente y
de 10 formal.
A saber: que hasta los autono.
mistas son 6 pueden ser espa1oles
como nosotros, y que ell BoLET1N ha
tornado con ell colega una actitud in.
merecida que le ha impedido desa.
rrollar sus pensamientos. Ell AGO.
modaticio papel de vlctima STEM
pre-!
Los autonomistas no podrin nun.
ca ser tan espailoles como nosotros,
como nosotros que 10 somos porque
nos 10 ex:ge la naturaleza, por que
nos 10 exige la convicci6u, por que
nos 10 exige la sangre que por nues-
tras vena circula, mientras no arrojen
por los suelos la bandera anti-cons-
titucional que pretenden clavar So
bre el derecho de la Naci6n, mien.
tras no Sc traguen, como Saturno d
sus hijos, ese ideal que han condena.
do las leyes por atentatorio 4 Ia in.
tegridad patria y tiende a socavar
nuestra propiedad legftina en- las
Antillas.
No pueden ser tan espaaoles como
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26
Ell nuevo Juez de Arecibo.

Hemos tenido Ell placer de sa.udar
al nuevo Juez de Ia Instancia de
Arecibo don C.rlos de Garcia, cello.
so promctor Fiscal que fu6 hace po-
COS amos de Mayagd z y San Ger
man. u Utimaments h. sido trasla.
dado del archipelago filipino q esta
provincial investido con Ia menciona =
da categoria judicial.
Damos Ia mas cordial bienvenida
a tan joven como i!ustrado y probo
funcionario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26

por respuesra nuestra Interpretation
sobre los socorros de los inundados
de Murcia.
Y a todo este nos resultar6 tres
cuartos de 10 mismo 81 tocamos q las
puertas del colega en- demanda de sa-
ber algo sobre Ia tragedia de la mala-
venturada GAIA de Ahorras.
7 ESQ que por ahi go murmura que
en- la Rsdacci6n de Eg Asimil;sta po-
drfan darnos alguna noticia sobre es-
tos particula1es
Saquenos el colega de dudss y acla.
re el punto, como dijo el otro dia.
Qae q nosotros, q pesar de que apren.
dimos q leer 6su debido tempo, suele
estorbarnos 10 negro.
Aolare el pu,ato en- conciencia
7 abra el est6mago & par;
No vaya alguno penssr
Qle es sordo de convsniencia.
Dice el colega que somos fuertes en-
0rteS.
No en- malas.
Como algunos cuya historic no hay
para que contar ahora.
Quedese este para los que juegan COZ
dos cartas.
Y en- politica SON vividores 6 patos.
POGO mas, POGO menos, como Gel
Asimilista."
Dice "El Asimilista," que hsce A
amos esta ell pals esperanto del Bo1H.
TIN una formula CLARA, concreta y ter.
minsnte no de su patriotismo = So es'
panolismo, sino de su modo practice
de constituir Ia provincia, de gobernar.
"a y administrarla."
ESQ debe pedirlo Eel Asimilista
donde le dan Ia consigna y toma 81 Or.
denes.
7 el pals se 10 agradecer6 eterna
mente.
Esta empenado Gel Asimilista" or
Greer un disparats.
En- Greer que todos los dias le dirigi.
mos cargos impropios de una prensa
culta.
- AVG AO AOAOA0uA0OO61 uOWUG06 S1L
educaci6n y sin conciencia que 90 re-
vuelcan en- el lodo-los cuales no sabe
mos, sin embargo, 8 quien los ha diri
gido "El Asimilista" de que Sol
propios ?
SDe la prensa cults, 6 de un fg6n
Psr6cenos que de 10 segundo.
Va We, pues, el colega como go hs he
rido con sus propias srmas.
Y como con raz6n hubo va quier
sospech6 que "El Asimilista" go ins
piraba en- sitios parecidos al que he
mos mencionado.
Afirma "El Asimilista" ir6nicamen
to que nuestras srmas son limpias y de-
corosaa.
En cambio las suyas corren pareiai
con la espada de Bernardo.
Nj pinchan nj cortau.
Para asadores no tendrian precio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26
Correo nacional .

Por hallarse entermo nuestro acti
vo corresponsal de Madrid. no lie hs
sido possible enviarnos su acostum
brada carta- dsario por el dltimo va
por correo. En- su defecto hemos
copiado de los peri6licos peninsula
res Ia siguiente collection de mott
cias
Los peri6dicos de Santander ampliar
los detalles del incendio de la fabrics
La Rosario, de que va tienen conoci'
miento nuestros lectOr5s.
Ell fuego SO inici6 en- uno de los pabe
llonss principsles de que constable" el
edi6cio, propag6ndose rapidamente
tanto, que sntes de que go pudiera pres
tar auxilio slguno, el fuego SO hsbia po
sesionado de todo el edi6cio. Las bonn
bas no pudieron dominar el voraz ele'
mento, tratandose de locslizarlo para
que no go propsgsse q las inmediatas
fadricas de lisores, betunes y gas des.
aloiandose inme1iatamente los princi-
pales dep6sitos para evitsr explosiones
que de ocurrir, hubieran causado inf
nitas desgracias.
A las doce la noche no SO podia pre-.
cisar que departamentos de la fabrica
SO habian salvado: los obreros de la
fabrica trsbajaron con verdadero ardor
para extinguir Ell incendio, siendo sus
esfaerzos, como los de los bomberos y
demas personas que acuiierop, compile.
tamente indtiles.
A consecuencia del incendio, gran
n1maro de fsmilias quedan en- Ia mayor
miseria, por Ia completa destruction de
Ia fabriCa.
En- la reunion celebrsda el 28 por Ia
Academia Espa1ola fu6 elegido para
cubrir Ia vacante del senor Mesonero
Romanos el Sr. Echegaray.
La reception del nuevo acad6mico
promote ser una solemnidad, pues ha
sido designado para que conteste su
discurso de entrada el Sr. CASTELAR,.
En- ell ministerio de Ia Gobernaci6n
go recibi6 el tel6grama siguiente:
Corona (28 10 m.)-El goberaador al
ministro:
A las nueve en- punto de la maiiana
de hoy ha tenido lugar Ia ejeouci6n de
los reos puestos en- capilla en- el dia de
aver.
Han muerto resignadsmente y arre-
pentidos de so delito.
Immense gentfo ha sduido al sitio de
Ia ejecuci6n y GALES del transito, pro.
cedente en- su mayor parte de los pue.
bios limitrofss.
Los reos de muarte fueron asesinos
del secretario del syuntamiento de Flei.
"a, como ya hemos dicho.
Los peri6dicos de Barcelona nos dan
extsusos detalles de la horrible cat6s.
trofe ocurrida el microbes 28 en- aque.
liz capital.
Seria Ia una de Ia tsrie, cuando una
espantosa detonaci6n alarm6 al vocinda.
rio de las inmediaciones de la cArcel.
Era que habian hecho explosion las
calderas de la fabrica de hilaios que
en- la Gale de Amslia poseen los Sres.
Morell Y Murillo. UAa inmensa nube
de humo, sgua, hisrro, piadra = made.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26
D E N U N GLAD O..

Segdn o6cio que nos HI pasado la
Fiscalfa de Imprenta de Ponce, ha
sido denunciado el peri6dico liberal
La G;viSzaci6m por un articulo enca.
beza1o col el rubro de Cdtal1Sa
independiente.
Sentimos de veras ell percance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26
GAcETA De HOY.

Ley de presupuestos que ha de re.
CIR en- esta Isla durante ell nuevo aio
econ6mico de 1881 82
De ella nos ocuparemos con deten-
ci6n otro dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26


que el BOIotfn M0rcantil
abre q favor de la viuda y hu6r-
fanos del malogrado literato puer-
torique1o DON ALEXANDRA
TAPIA Y RIVERA.