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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-08-01
JOHNNIE MORGAN.

nuns full blood organ Stallion will stand
/ for the use OF mares in the village of
Woodstocl. on each Saturday during the
months of June and July. and the remainder
of the time at the ST. 1scrber's place in South
Pomfret Terms. reasonable.
He is years old this June, 10 l hands
high. and weighs $50 lbs. Color'-dark dap
Pile bay. black and name tail. He was sired by
the famors Cracker Morgan and Ills grand
sire was old Plato his dam was one of old
Bullrush colts, and his grand dam by old
BulIrush Morgan. Horse men can see from
this that his pedigree is good.
T. j. WHITE.
South, Pomfret. Juno 10, 1888.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-08-01

A. THOMAS. St. Cloud
uAND Building, Washington, D. C,
Practices before the United States General
Land Office. Contested cases, private land
claims, mining, presumption and homestead
cases prosecuted before the Department of
the Interior and Supreme Court and all
classes of claims before the Executive Depart
ments. Special attention gwen to town site
cases. Land Warrants. homestead floats and
all kinds of land scrip bought and sold.
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W. IL. IL. TIME TABLE.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
j q PORTER ,Sup'l

Will Hewitt has returned from Bis
mark, D. T., all right--and his folks
don't feel bad about it. His fellow
trippest, r.. L. Durant, came back as
far as Chicago, bought stock of
books and stationery, and returned
with them to Bismark to try his luck.
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'CLlYloN, Iowa, April 80, 1881


II wish you would send me spring for the
VIM Ellerv Watch X By the way this
Ellery is watch sold in your Screw Bezel
Case to farmer last fall. The first of Janu-
airy lie lost the watch in tle woods. snd found
it this week IN about foot OF water. 1t had
lain three months and over in snow and
water with but Sigh. injary to the watch
only hair spring.
G. s. RAYMOND"
The above wsre very severe tests, and de-
monstratc beyond doubt, that for any re-
sonable length of time during which watch
might be under water it would receive no in
ury whatever.
We make watch cases in both gold and
silver, and as Perfectly Dnst-rroOf
Stem whaling watch Case, Chai-
Icpgc tnr yvofEd TO Groducc its Equal.
For Sale by all First. Glass Jewellers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-08-01

The following episode took place at
White Mountain hotel last week -
Mrs. A., who is of jealous turn, to
Miss b., who is no longer in the hey
day Of youth: "Why, Miss b., was
it you | saw talking so confdentally
with my husband on the piazza this
morning? thought it was some
young lady and began to be quite
jealous, but feel quite relieved to find
it was only you
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-08-01

EV The town of Casamiccola, on
the island of Ischia, near Naples, was
almost entirely destroyed by an earth
quake on the night of July 20. The
neighborins towns Of Forio and
Lacceameo were greatly damaged
The shock began at $50. At that
hour majority of the people of the
upper classes were at the theatre. -
Nearly all of the houses in the town
collapsed. 1t is impossible as yet to
give the number of the killed; in the
latests accounts the number is estima-
ted at 5000, and the wounded number
nearly as many more. The shock was
felt at sea, and, according to some ac-
counts, even at Naples.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-08-01

A couple of Quechee ladies-mother
and daughter, probably-coming up on
the cars from the circus, were discus
sing the merits of Forepaugh's and
Rarnum's shows, and the girl particu-
larized on Barnum's quite extensively,
when the mother said, "Hush we
don't want folks to know that we have
been fools enough to 60 to circuses two
years in succession" The girl kept
on and didn't seem to care Adam.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-08-01

i' - ''''''' ''''' l''' oF"hSu " iOohi
in Mellish Block, Central Street, for
the purpose of keeping the best line of
sewing machines in the market, the
Domestic being the one which claims
his especial attention, and of which he
received a car load last Friday. We
were shown set of attachments for
tins machine, which cannot be sup
pned or surpassed by any other ma
cmne-handy and convenient. Every
LADY In want of a machine should see
this before purchasing elsewhere. Mr..
Smith is also agent for four or five
Mother kinds Of machines.
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miscellaneous.

TOR SALE.-Yacht " Countess" (keel sloop)
length over ALL 80 feet very large cabin every ltest
mproVenlent built BY Iawiey city Point Boston
Masa. where yacht be seen new last Juno Adaess
owner q. ARMSTRONG, Alston. Mass
nor SALE-A pair Great Horned Owls
eight weeks the she'll very large and quite tame
n. w. b., Box Dos. Hanover, York Co.. Penn
DEFRIGERAT0RS,W Water Coolers, Oil Stoves,
Ia Ranges. House Furnishing GOodA . -
r. & j. MOWBRAY. 81 Nesey st, Ny
NEANTED.-Printng press, small cylinder
w or Hal Medium. TAYLORS. go Gates-aye..
Brooklyn.
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Iotels
The WENTWORTH,
NEWCASTLE, n. III.

This open 49, 1t has accommodations for 46o
gues and offers attractions for the pleasure and COM
patrons than other seaside the At
lantic Its high situation affords beautiful views both
inland and Its heaithu atmosphere the easy man
ner By which be reached Its advantages for boating
fishing and bathing excellent drives and attractive walks all
make Of tho most charming places on the
New England The house contains every modern APP
panee n has spariOus well ventilated furnished
In The best Of beds large paors halls and
social enoyment elevator operated by
music hall for dancing aud theatrcals.
Orchestra OF twenty members Of acknowledged profess
sonal ability under the direction Of Mr. Henry L. Harlow,
will furnish music for the season
voranda bteen feet In width surrounding the house
extended promenade Of 1000 feet In length
while unexceled In beauty and grandeur Bowl
Billiard Room Steam Yacht for excursions slil
the direction Of trusty and experienced
livery boarding stable Grounds lighted
by the electric light Western Union Telegraph station IN
the stock Ticker constant reports OF the
stock market 80
The wentworth reached By Of the Eastern Rail
way ride Boston aud equally distant
from Portland Maine 10 -four hours ride from the Fabyan
House OF the White Mountain Notch and North Con
way its also reached from the white Mountain range by
the BOSTON Concord and Montreal and the Concord Railways
ana the Grand Trunk by way OF Portland 49,,
station In PORTSMOUTH, the coaches OF the hotel are
always In waiting.
Address Portsmouth, y. II.
GEORGE r. THOMPSON Manager.
CHARLES q. EMMOSS, Assistant MI 9ger.
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THH AMERIcAS ExCHASGE NATIONAL BANK,
NKw.YOHK. April ~, 1898
At a MEETING of the Board of Directors,
~ held This day. dividend OF THREE AN ONI-HALP
PER CRST declared from the earnings Of the past
siX months PAYABLE and after May / prOx Transler
hooks closed from this date til 9Th
(ssnedD DUMON1 ola IKE. Cashier.
BRAyoH OFFICE OF TEXAS CENTRAL HALLWAY Co,
HOUSTON Tax. April n. 1888.
COUPONS OF First Mortgage Bonds of this
" Com many due Nay 1888 will be paid by JOHN J.
CISCO a. SON, No. 80 Wsl.st, New.York.
TRANSMITS OFFIcR
NRW.YO LAKE ERB WESTERN RAILROAD Co.
~ CURIIASDT-ST, NEw. YORK. April % 1888. }
NOTICE.-Tbe coupons Of the Chicago and
~ Atlantic RAILWAY Company due May l. 1883, wall DO
paid on aud after that date al this Office.
b. W. SPENCE Treasurer.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
81 80 SOUTH TIHRD-Sr. HILADELrHIA)
TIME coupons maturing Nay Isl, 1888, on
the General Mortgage Bonds Of THE Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company viii be paid after Tuesday. May
Ist the Onion National York tho
Banking House OF h. w. Ozark q 30 south Third a.
philadelphia WILLIAM @. MACDOWELL Treasurer.
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Eetiures ano MeellnsI

John B. COUGH at DR.. Newman's Church,
~ TUESDAY. May q. at "Eoquenc4 and orators"
Tickets so reserved seats ST. TO be had at the Windsor
aud Fifth Avenue Hotels.
TTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the members
OF the Society for Promoting the Gospel among
the Port OF New-York for the purpose Of ee ting
Directors for tie ensuing VIII be held at the Mariners
Church 46 Catharne In the City OF New York Mon
day Nav 7. 1883 Poles open from until o'clock pm
Dated May, 2, 1888. n. DANA WELLS.
Recording Secretary.
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OREGON RAlLW,ALlYY, and NAVIGATION

as,ed rroposals will received at the office OF the
Farmers Loai AID Company Nos ~ and ~ Wllnan
a. for the the trustees OF Thirty oonns Oh
~ 1ras,n Ralway Navigation CON pany or the snklhs
fand AZ proyded mOrtgage TO the underSgned secu
Ing the same. .,.a,.a On II "a ROTATION Presi
aet Nos % ana 22 Wamst and must DO presetea
~ oeoss m on the prox Ths faImefs loan anu iruss
c.nnpsnv trustees. By X. q. ROLSIOH, frosiooA@
New. York April 81 1881
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financial.
sAnrr PAUL MIME lrols i inD Mas1onA HALLWAY

~
BArsT PAUL. MINNIE APOLIs MANITOBA HALLWAY Co..,
90 WILLIAMsr., NEW FORK April H. 1881 :,
A L A MEETING held this day, the Board
~ OF Directors for tho purpose IN effect OF rembursns
20 and dividing holders the cost and value 70
the $1,000 large and valuable properties ana
lines Of railway recently acquired by the Company and NOS
covered existing and OF extensive improve
ments ana additions y its other eres conferred upon M
stockholders " record May 1888 the privilege OF acquiring
Consolidated MORTGAGE per cent 6Oyear Gold Bonds Oh ts
Company the amount Of 90 per cent OF their
holdings the price OF 10 OF the value thereO
payable May 1888 payment OF the 10 per cent
scrip will issued therefor ~ the hOer ex
changeabe aud after July 1885, for the said bonds upon
at this Office In amounts or slOOO or mups
thereof.
The quarterly dividend OF cent also de-
carcd. payable In cash the LIST May next .
purposes will be closed Friday
April 90 1885, At and will be roopened Nay 1881
at l0A -
JAMES J. HILL President :
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CU.
Notice IS hereby given that the following numbers OF the
Bonds OF 100 each OF the
NoR,HEnN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
MISSOURI DIVISION
mortgage we're in accordance with the require
me OF he mortgage. viz: 1000 Bouds.l
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WINSLOW, LANIER & CO.,
49, Vol, ,,.vk,ssa 26NAssAU ST
New YORK. May s. 1888.

Form Of TTopofaLl
To Msssra WINSTON. LAME co,
20 NASSAU sTREET.
New.York;
Enclosed End ceuifei cheque - your order Tor >
beng ten tiOl Per cent u amount BID fos 3
-. ST., vortr,re uond. OF The Now York. West shore
and Buaso Raiwsy for the Undersigned hereby sub
-. :, a.. ,,,., ~ Der cent, agreeing 10 pay
for the same or any less that may be allotted hee'o
upon the aud conditions SGT iorth In your N'0
mopt for proposals dated May g. 1883
Name.
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Diuiocn0 Nollres.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1Sr PROX.. AND
~ The principal all that date issuod by
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured by
rolling stock Dshed the following railroads under car
Irust form paid that date at the ocns
of posi- MARTIN & Co. 40. % Piue-Bt. Now YORK.
n " CIArK n co. IS South 80 St Phiaaephia.
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finantlal.
TOTlCE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OFFIcB DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co..
NEw.Y0RK, April 8. 1888.
The annual meeting Of tho Stockholders Delaware
aud HUDSON Canal Company viii office OF tho
company Of Cortsndtand Church st New York city
nm TUESDAY, THE STH DAY or MAY NEXT. for the
eection of managers and other business.
Polls will be opened ~ O'Clock and closed at p m
nrOpOsOu VIII be submitted for increase or tho cap
a sock 90 thirty mt OF dollars the proceeds 70 be used
IN etiiina bonds Of 1884, 1887 1891, theg mature
A fail attendance IL requested.
The transfer books will be closed from the evening Oh
Annl Id until the morning Of May o. - ,,,, -, -.
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Dropo5Ils.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING COM
L PRESSED ASPHALT PAVING BLOCKS.
OFFICE Tux ENGtSEkB COMMISSIONER, !
WASHINGTON -. c., May ], 1851
nv direction OF Board OF Commissioners sealed pr0po
sails will be received this office unu ~ o'clock ON Mon
ay MAY N 1883 for furnishing 4ODO00 or less, Com
pressed Asphalt Paving Blocks to DO delivered ut Washg
ton u. C. -, $500,
AZ ths once upOn application therefor together with all
necessary information and bids upon these forms will alone
The right is reserved reject and all bids or parts OF
bids t }. Lt DESE
Major OF Engiueera u. S. A,
Engineer Commissioner d. c.
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Gitn llroperip 90 Get.
Brooklpm propertp for Sale ano % Eel,
aurtion Sales OF Real Gsiats.

A J. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer.
n ." Administrators Positive sale IA, Nav 10
pt pFpL= ep a SON will soil on Thui suss, the
M ~ m az Exchange saesroom NO d near 1th.st
0yx90 frame house in mont and mo hiideT Maps at
resr ferms cash. sale positive 70 hignoS' ''"
BI.EECKERS. No. 70 Nassaus1, nurN REILMAN,
Administrator
DFTER r MEYER, Auctioneer: ON al, =.
The valuable house and lot No 70 n, Broadway Nay
30. 40 =, seeent estate Joseph W. Iopk1nS'
deceased. Apply 10 eAe0U'" A. b, TPPEN. 93 Nassau-st
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cost ano fonro.

r OST or STOLEN.-Pass Books Nos 101 1877
IL and IOs 7Ie OF he CITIZENS SAVINGS BANk Al
are purchasing negotiating the
Same Application will bo made the bank for the new
books on the 18th day of May 1883.
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Real estate n1anleo.

WANTED. - Farm between Orange and
w Morrfsfown. n. J.: moderate rent s. p WILLIAMS
IB Eldortft. Brooklyn. L. I.
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INDIAN HARBOR HOTEL.
INDIAN HARBoR, GREENWICH. coNN

On Long Island Sound 20 miles nom xew.yo,, o...
Opens early ia juno hrstclsss family hols Au.as.
lions Tor rooms may DO made to the MOTEL or 20
p. >. BooIHBY z37 Broadway New yoy.
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gummer Resorts.

KITTATINNY HOUSE.
N nFfAWARE WATER GAP, PENN.--Now Open :
an honrs from YORK via Delaware Lackawanna ana
Wesfern n r. Send for crculaf - --.-.-
"o''o'" NV w A BRODHEAD & SONS, Proprietors
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NOR SALE-At Poughkeepsie, N. \, IN,
homestead OF late O. w. swift, on the HYae FaI
-ra In mnntes walk the post oice consisting OF
niue acres land with twostoy and attic frame aWSnS
<cotaninR say fifteen with gas; heated ~ SIC
osrrag house ana ample oatbudings Apples pears ant
nut o. a eas appy To- WALTER CoRLIEs Agent No
pOughxe9pSlo-
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mnsiral Jnsirnments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, $125. Pianos
- s297 so Factory running day and night. Cataogus
free. Address DANIEL r. BEATTY. Washington. n. j.
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lot EAST I22D-ST., I'd floor, Hariem.-
~ Neatly furnished front Tor gentlemen only.
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Gurouean advertisements.
7 IEBIG C0MPANY'S EAIkAGL . vi,
Bsron Iaebgs signature In Blue Ink across laoe,.
This Canton q necessary, owing 20 various oheaV
ana inferior substitutes being In tho Markell
r TIpIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT Or
Neal Finest cheapest Meat-hayoring seook ZOE
- SONIA Made Dishes and sauces
TFpIc COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
es and gsssee I1nS IN ana an Ssss
Tor Witch Nauens should feel grateiuL" SEQ sAeN
oal Press" Lancet" British AedloaI J0arna,- 90
TTrRIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
4 Meat To DO had Of all storekeepers, 0roeers ane
Chemlsts- Sole Agents. Tor the United ststes whole
ssie onlyl G. David Co.. Fenchursh'avenae
Said rbo,sssie BY Para a rford Smith q ysadcrsec5
Aver MerrslI q Condt Aekesson q Robbins "a N. u
Taaibsr 4 Co, and MessrA W. H. Sciefelin q Co
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gountrp propertp For 5alc ans % Est.

PELHAM, Westchester County, N. Y, one
n bonr FROM Wall-st., .,rsrr.n
..o1,,teiv on the Sound comprising spacious mansion
.ales and cottage all In complete ORDER WIN aJv "
go b~h and rolling extensive marine ana lniana elGro
mr. spng water and perfect drainage toI iu
permit &C. apply 10 T. n AODi'O" " WV -''
ar 4 1870 broadway.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-04-19
Favored the Plaintiff.

An Arkansas man who was elected
from ralrol! car shortly aftcrward
brought suit FOR damages, and after
Il long and interesting hearing Of the
case the Judge delivered the following
charge to the jury;
The plaintiff boarded the train for
the purpose of travelling a short dis
tance. He had no money IL fact
which he frankly confessed. There
was plenty of room in the Cal, SO the
plaintiff was in no ones way. The
train was in the habit of travelling the
road-in fact, it has to go along there.
1h train would have to arrive at its
destination just as soon if the plaintiff
had not been on board. The machin-
cry would not have been worn any
more by hauling the plaintiff. The
president of the road would not have
been in the least injured. And now,
in view of all these facts that the
train had to go any way, that there
was plenty of room in the car, and
that the train would not have been in
jured by the plaintiff charge you to
bring in Il heavy Judgment in favor of
the plaintiff, and then, as healthful
example to all parties concerned, the
conductor be sent to Jail for six
months, and also that the clerk of this
court furnish the president of the road
with an account of these proceedings,
together with an opinion that he, the
president, don't live far enough up the
creek to tramp on the coat-tail of this
court
The banner-enterprise., 1883-04-19
Pacific Coast SaImnn.

Mr., Leroy J. Gates, of Eureka,
Humboldt bay, on the Pacific coast,
states in a communication to the san
Francisco Eriminr that the valuable
salmon will virtually become extinct
if the cau.es o. the diminutloG are
not remediel. The reason o1 the great
falling off in the stCc'l Of salmon in
the rivers Mr.. Gates states as follows:
BY a resort to relays Of help the seines
are kept running night and day, and
the streams ar swept from bank to
bank as rapidly as possible when the
fish are sufficiently plentiful to make
it pay even the expense OF running.
This is continued without rest except
for a limited period on Sunday. Such
fish as escape the first sain are apt to
get picked up at fishing grounds
above, or are followed up the stream
to their spawning grounds and cap
tured there. The fishermen generally
provide themselves with fine lneshed
net for the young salmon and large
meshed one for the grown fish. The
average catch Of young salmon on Eel
river, at the best period of the running
season, has been known to reach the
enormous number OF 10000 day.
Sturgeon are fed to hog', given away
and even thrown away. The Usher
men do not want them in the river to
bother the seining, and are clean
ing the river of them as fast
as possible. Besides this, it is known
that Il large number of Cinnamon are
engaged along the coast south of the
Columbia river in netting and can
ming the small fishes, upon which the
salmon are dependent for their subsist-
ence. These young and small fish,
including young salmon, move along
the shores in schools, and by means of
fine-meshed seines and nets are caught
by the millions and canned and mar
keted. This system of rObbing the
salmon of its food threatens to de-
prive the people of the Pacific coast of
most valuable and favorite fish.
The salmon were 50 abundant in the
streams of New Brunswick and Maine
at one time that the fish did not bring
a dime apiece. The reckless practices
were permitted to 60 on there till the
fish became 50 scarce as to bring the
enormous price of Il dollar a pound.
Finally law was put in force in New
Brunswick which prohibited the Elm
ing of salmon, with severe penalties,
and the result is that the supply of
salmon in the river is again large.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-04-19
Catching the Eye of the Speaker.

The order of morning business (says
Ben Perley Poore, in writing in the
Century of Congress and the capitol
at Washington is unintelligible to
strangers, and is merely the successive
recognition by the speaker of those
members who have btained from him
a promise that they can have the
floor. In keeping these promises
the speaker often pays no heed to
members in the front seats who are
endeavoring to attract his attention
by cries of Mister Speaker r in every
note in the gamut, accompanied by
frantic gesticula.ions, and "recog-
nizes" some quiet person beyond them.
81 have been member of the House
three successive sessions" said an in
dignant Tennessean who had vainly
tried to obtain the floor, land during
that time | have caught the measles,
the whooping-cough and theinduenza,
but | have never been abe to catch
the sneakers eve"
The banner-enterprise., 1883-04-19
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

Baron Nordenskio.d is to undertake
IN Arctic expedition to North Green.
land this le
Tennesst 1926 manufacturing
establishments, operating capital of
$20,O92,S45, and employing 22,445
hands.
The largest pump works in the
world are at Seneca Falls, n. Y Two
hundred and sixty hands are EN-
ployed
NJ. Jansen has found the high
desert plateaM OF Algeria to nave an
atmosphere 81 rCnarlMDiy c!eai tnat
the moons of Jupiter are visible to the
naked eye.
4 deep, brilliant black upon iron
or steel may be produced by applying
with fine hair brush Il mixture OF
turpentine and sulphur previously
boiled together.
The Wisconsin legislature haa
passed bill which provides that al.
goods manufactured by convict labor
shall he distinctly marked as such be-
fore being put upon the market.
Here is a lint by DR.. G. Boeck
which may be Of indus. Iial value. ]
potatoes are p2c.e and treated with
eight parts Snlphuric acid and l0O
parts Of wa er, and then dried and
pressed, mass i, obtained very Liz"
celluloid, and which caa be used in
stead of me- richaunl or ivory. 1t i
not stated whether the invention
protected by u patent or not.
Professor RainSch thus gives the re
suits of his researches regarding til
manner in which coal has be Il forme
He had examined with the microScop,
not less than $500 sec ions of coai
md had come to the conclusion thi
coal LA not been formed by the alter,
ton of accumulated land plants, bu
that it consisted Of microi, opic forms
of a lower order of lrotoplasm, ana
although he had carefully examine
the cells and other remains Of plan
of a higher order, he computed tn,
they have contributed only IA fractlo
of the mass of coal veins, however nU-
merou, they may have been in some
instances
The banner-enterprise., 1883-04-19
Chief of the Cattle Thieves.

John Kinney, leader of all the New
Mexico rustlers and the man who has
proven such a terror to the cattle
interests of the Territory, is about
thirty two years of age, five feet seven
inches in height, stout, rather bloated.
weighs los pounds, tlorid complexion,
light-hrown hair, blue eyes. full, round
face and light moustache. He Is a
braggart, talks loud, drinks hard, lacks
prudence. has killed two men, brags of
kill z others, is bold, but lacks nerve.
lie is b'l'egtd TO be an Irishman.
Kinney has been operating in Southern
New Mexico, Texas and old Mexico
for three years. He was formerly a
soldier in the Eighth United States
cavalry. He has a ranch in cotton
wood grove south of Rincon, where he
has spent most his time since leaving
the army, butchering and shipp ing
stolen cattle. Kinney is II sort OF
major-general, having c c)mmand over
all the rustlers.