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New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE OHAR RGFS AGAINST HERBERT BEECHER.
Washington Dfspateh 70 The baltimore sun.

In Democratic circles at the capital there is
considerable comment upon certain recent expressions
of Henry Ward Boecher alleging that he has not asked
for received any political avors at the hands OF tho
present Administration and then induging In caustc
structures upon the Democratic party generally IL 10
said by Democratic Senators that Mr. Beecheps utter
were provoked by intimatons that his sons Dom-
nation for Collector OF Port Townsend Washington Ter
riory would probably be reported upon adversely The
facts In the Beecher said by Senator 10 be IS
follows after the advent Of the Admins
tration Mr. Beecher came to Washin and secured
the appOnim OF his Collector 0f Port Town
send In due the refer red to the
Senate Commerce Committee In considering the subject
evidence submitted to the to the effect
that Captain Beecher, prior to his appointment Col
OF Customs when captain OF steamboat nayigat
ing Puget sound had been requested by gentleman
reading at OF the steamboat landings the sound
10 purchase $500 worth OF postal potos Tho gentle
smOunt money Time passsd on, and IS neither the
posta notes the money was heard rom tho gentle.
man appealed Captain eecher for one or TIE other
Cnntain Beecher alleged that he turned the $500 over
to postalr0ule agent and requested him 10 purchase
the postsl notes deliver them to the owner
IA tsptaL Brecher failed to properly locate the route
assn the committee was not entirely satisfied with his
nlanation Tie condition OF Affairs communicated
10 Henry Ward Bcccber. who Immediately came 70
and used his efforts In behalf Of his son. but
did not make much hsadway Afterwsra MrA be BeeenSr &
Visited WashiDgton on 2 nmhaf Risnon' vus ~. ono
net with no more success than nor nuspano Ahs 0o"
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
PARKS ON THE RIVER FRONTS.

me Edif0r or Fhe
SIR: Why pay enormous prices for vacant
lanns for parks from the popuons parts of the
cy Is 1t tho benefit Of residents In the upper
parts OF the city Tney tho country all about
them Is 1t the rich city residentsi They have the
C trail Park and Riverside Drive. and In The mount
aims or at seasd during tho season whom parks are
most needed Is 1t for the poor The great mass OF
them will a great distance for an ontinS III
we wish to benefit the occupants of crowded. tene-
ment-houses let the money be used for small parks on
the fronts interval OF mile. beginning on the
North River CAnalst. ani extending to Forty nfhs
with CORES sponding ones the East River: Above
Forty nfhs the Central Park would supply tho needs
OF citizens visg west of II. sea wall couh be
built at of pers and the space filled In vii h
eaI th planted and trees. aud laid out with
walks furnished with seats making most attractive
resort IL may be urged that the water front II already
appropriated the uses OF commerce. True nut u
not possible sacrifice too much TO cOmmercef Inc
heath comfort and happiness of the Working
elias surely of the frat Importance Can anyone
doubt that fresh breeZes thus easily atalnabe
would lives OF hundreds OF infant victims 10
summer cityl And the innocent pleasure
thus afforded would attract many from drain shops ana
Kindred points. E.
Nel-Yogk. April 16, 1886
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
HOW PALMA soLA BLOCKS ARE DIVIDED.

70 me Edttor or The Trt0"nc.
SIR: An article published in your paper ol
February 25 has been sent me ind am qoo'eo ~
SAYING that there are blocks with moro than eight
LOT. among the blocks sold to Washington r. Rogers
Such was the fact at tue made the statement and
the dseds claimed the plat was on ne In this ONCE
Since hat time another plat has been hled 10 wncn
blocks Nos q 10 and IL (Which embrace lorty scros
of landl nave been divided as follows No. l22 large
lots No 2 $50 large lots No. 10, $50 los No. H. 70
lots. ,.. ,,,,,
Nv statement, again state. was in accordance VIII
the records OF oce now make this addtionai
Statement in Justice TO tho persons selling tho anu
we'll As for the satisfaction Of the purchasing tile
lots. ROBERT o. Shrfnn IT,, n,
Pine Lsrei. Manate Co.. Fla. April TO- 1885.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
AN EPIDEMIC. BUT NOT OF HYDROPHoBIA.
To lhnEdltor or The Trtbmne.

SIR: Thinking it may be of interest to your
numerous readers the owners Of dogs and especially
those fearing hydrophoba would state that there IL
evidently an epidemic existing at the present time
among dogs. In every that has come rnocr my
notice symptoms have been she same Win tho eA
ception that some have been accompanied with nts
have recently had two cases IN my own kennel The
dog would nope for day TWO. refusing FOOD when
suddenly he would be taken with violent convulsion
swapping and foaming the mouth. evidently suffering
Intense pain Qike pneumonia, his head thrown BACK
and limbs rigidly extended-the convusions or hts,
as the case may been rapidly succeeding one an
other; the dog at time rushing around heed
less any obstacle its way The following has been
my treatment whicn has proved successful After CIV
ing tho dog strong emec which relieved the stomach
OF a greensh yellow substance my own dogs being set
ters with verv heavy coatsl, l wrapped them up IN
plenty OF blankets. keeping them In warm place until
entire body especially the feet and legs got INTO
glow. lin the case Of "A shortcoated animal
would put INTO hot BATH for ten minutes and then
rub perfectly dry before re, and afterward wrap In
blankes) In the OF few hours tho c0nvusions
entirely ceased and for hour or two the dog w"nid
sleep quietly On awakening gave them some warm
milk, which much rellshed. followed Dy an active
purgaiive The day the dogs were well. with the
exception Of some weakness For a rev days gave
them milk diet and moderate exercise since tnen the
dogs ba We been in perfect health Yours faithfully,
Ne,c. York, April II. 1886 ONE WHO LOVES DOGS.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
,rvr sroox MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Aprsi ,3 - hours O2o hean
Total io week thu. FAR Tor same TIM last Wees
sn cor.,oned % all OF which 10 NV
YORK: market noIninaiy uhciAnse"' No
uon % Pair. - 25dsi 80. soo..., ,o,,, for va.v
last q hours 500 head to' ior west
hus.r 1875 mead time last week - yov nraa
cns,gnc Through IL cara which to New ORR ~ CATE
on sale in isr bal lower Common 10 f, - a
a. no Coed 10 Choice 81 - So 10 thira ~
ann. oyer Common Fair - 50dS W Good 10 Snocc
a. ~ az so 10 Extra 25ds6 10 ears heic over ..
thus III time last week SO ~. n
rrugn 81 cara VI 40 for New SVki II cas on
marsct lower Light pigs "a 0Oeti ~ miisa rIss .n
I.,, yorrrs a 5a64 ted forkets ard sciectou
nsa,nm weiehts a 2Ja "a Coarse Mixed heavy EhdA
AZ 7b94 10 offerings tzken - ,oo .s,.u.oo,.
,o,rIa April 2I-Caul,- Recelpta 800; saioments
xO market 10 Choice Sative
~ ozs, 20 Nsuys Butcher steers - 2o3sA Zoi Lows
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
A DAY ~ JUNE.

From The WdsHinQt0n triftc. ,
"Daniel" remarked the President to his
private secretary. tender light shone Ill ns eyes,
" Yes. SIRE" responded Daniel.
" Doesn't all the world love ioyerf !"
" IL IL so stated by poets. SIRE"
"And June the month when lovers hearts catch up
the fragrance of lowers and breathe 1t forth again. sh
II, Daniel Z"
Yes. sire" .,
"And Lappy lovers wed In Juno. don't they. Daniel -
eyes sire"
"And what is 70 rare as a day in June. Daniel ="
"A Republican wanting to give up al Office, sre'
Don't talk politics. please. Can you get few days
of In June, Daniel "
"Yes, sire"
In the rosy June the blue-eyed goddess OF the year.
the sweetheart montt-can you to then. Daniel
with the old glad snilc on your face the tender music
IN your voice. the sweet good wishes on your lips -
'Yes sire. Why do you ask I"
Merely for information, Daniel" and the President
dlved into sea Of papers and tho waves OF business
rolled silently on.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The business of the Sub Treasury for tho week onhx
$647l 8s2 iravng the general balance st 92366oI3
against $3.50. 729437 April 49, showing an apparent
gain Of 81 6374 436 But deduct ng from tho psymc"ts
$7400 900 for OF transfers which ONLY shocs
the Sub Trea>urys account with the ge eral tre
its gain as affecting tte banks 1887 1885, and
this includes S200O0o0 incurred FOR god Oars laktn
from the Assay Officers To1ay's operations cOvered :
Receipts S7255O2; payments SS64.Ol2; currency bal
ance. $iO.Sll .S76 6; coin balance, $1S1 1.5f.997.
The Clearing House statement Was ~ foliows' Elk
changes, SS3.155.937 ;balanccs S3.6 -O.632.
The United States Treasury ut Washington receIved
$685. National bonk notes for r dempti"n. ,
The customs receipts were $351.299 ana the ihtorna
revenue receipts $379.09O.
The foreign exchanges wero quiet ana steady az
quotations. for business as follows: bankcre
bills. 81 S63a and 81 Ss for long AMI snort sterhs
respectively; 5167s and 5l4bs for francs: 9o's ano
957s for recbmarks; 4014 and 40ic Tor guilders'
Imports Of dry-g0ods at N-w-YOrk:
1884. 1855. 1888
Entered At the port 81 $40 al o2- isS s23746n
Thrown ON mar ket . l,j6Y276 l3il.J09 2.2Sl.5oO
since January | (: -a. .-ooo,o
Thrown on maj ket... 4226j,7l6 3jSO0207 40,sSOS22
A ~
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

mt!cc insisted that Captain Beecher sfsotorly
explain the $500 transaction before favde action
would be taken on his nomination He ttcame to
Warrington and appeared before the eoktse. and
rtated that no had used every effort to hnde postal
route axeot TO whom he had delivered thOney. but
without success He declared that II tho ., could DO
FOUND 90 must admit that he had receive,e money
the Delegate from Washington Territorre said to
pe opposed TO Captain Be@cher's conffrmw, and nut
recently Senator Dolph received q teIegr from tho
route agent understood to he referred tng that ho
had heard Of Captain Beeohor's stateme rejecting
upon his honesty and Integrity. and there Ia" WAS
aD xinus tn appear bofore the committeo I dsspAto
the suspicions that had beeu thrown uponl.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
lyndon Station, Wss., April 10. 1886.


@THE TINES AT IT'S OLD TRICKS AGAIN.
70 ne Ed,tor Of Thc Trtoune
SIR, An article on q The Soda Water Hands
which appeared In last Sundays times cannot regret
10 say lay great claims to originality 1t first appeared
In The Pail kau Gazette, Of London England. last
November and the writer Of this apparently original
srtce has transferred It almost bodilyeven to the
heading to the columns of newspaper which makes
great pretensOns ing rstcass iD every particular
The and technical references therein mentioned
do not aIpiy Tn the American trade at all, ana AN
English trade Journal refers to II containing oi
sweeping assertions which gross hbes upon. as
rule y nard- working honest aud sober class OF me u y
Yours truly W: D. ktiLLh,
Editor OF The National BotAers Gazette
Neu- York, April O. 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
PROTECTING A BOysET FROM THE RAIN.

saw well-drcssed woman do something the
other day in Boston which simply can't conceive as
happening In Chicago II after the reading OF play OF
Moeres by Prof. B0cher OF Harvard In the pretty tle
audie room which by the metropolitan name OF
ChckeriDy Hall An unexpected shower had come up
while we were inside and many OF us had come without
umbrellas The lady who surprised looked Out
ssreney on the fastfang rain. then walked calmly INTO
the music store below and got large sheet OF ngbt
brown wrapping paper watched her with fair degree
OF curiosity, while stood and wondered II I'd better
afford cab To savo my own beat bonnet from being
drenched. She made od-fashioned shaker of that
stin paper put IL over her bonnet and actually rotted
of up Iremontst with 10 on.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE FARMERS AND THE TARIFF.

TO the EditOr OF The Trt6une
SIR: Would it not be well for The TRIBUNE
20 ask the OF this country especially the farm
ers OF the State OF York. how they like Mr Morr
son's tariff oQi To help the farmers he proposes to
put potatoes on the free list which now have duty OF
fifteen cents per bushel Still. nearly 100000 bushels
OF potatoes been imported the past year. III 10 duty
had been REQUIRED at estimate. 5000 600 bushels
would have been imported aud displaced the same
amount of The Rome product, making the price niteen
cents per bus bel less for the whole crop Many other
farm products equally hard by the Morrison bill
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
FIRST VOTES FOR MR.. BLAINE.
70 TIE Edttor Of The Trtoune.

10
SIR: shall cast my vote the first time for
President 1883 and hope have the pleasureo Of casting
Il for James g. Blaine. hope In the future
Tur rRrBSE az Of old supporter Of MI Blaine for the
presideucy and 10 saying this speak only for
ses but for hundreds Of young Republicans In little
Rhodvn who will cast their ballots for the first time In
1858. ,oo ,ooe rAASA H. ~~Af"ALA~
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

and Hoifers ~ 600s3 7o stocHsrs ana Seedsr ~ V~
- 10 IN ..>
Hoss-Reoe,pfs xoOo. sniosnsnss. $500 llssk 80 8SS
~ %, Packing s3 10Ds3 81: Aeavv ~ 100SS 10 ..
Gkssp-RecepsA 800; shipuiepts. nouei maf1os s' -
s3 OODf6 2j .. ~-s..
URJcAao April 2S-rNs bv"vsvs Jsurno' rooorss osass-
Shipping 30Os5 Ssockeru and toooors -
asa 10: Bulls and Mixed ~ w 0Ss 10 Buzz % ~
1f3 IL
hess-Recerrta I 400 shipsu0aU lOOO; NSeFxos siow
Rough Mtxea. S3 7U1x4 lU Pacxps 400 SatooinI
q ,peS4 81 iaght e3 bo3s4 l5 ~kus. y bvns3 w.
RheSp- snlpmenSA 5Ov hoea oskAss
Natives. 81 0U ass 80.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY, April ~ n
To-day was observed a. Q holiday ct tho Stock Ex-
change. Tomorrow tho Exchange will open at 10
IN. For the convenience Of readers subjoin yes
terdsys elosine quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI Aprii 23 Flour quiet and stcAiy; Family
s. asa 90 Fancy 8. as4 40 Whea, nrn Ma ,s Hs
9c. recepts ls 50Di shipments. l35Ou pusn CORP u,
Mo- AiIed 5s,s9seo oaIs hrm; No ,, aiasa; % T,o
Porr dull SO u.s. Lard steady az So s06Sb s22 buik
meats steadyf Shoulders ~ So ahortrn % O. <
Bacon steadv shoulders - 3j 5loetno 80 W
shor, Clesx ~ "a whlsxsv nrn ane sso.iv < u ~.
HoGs auiost Common sno Light s. 401A 10 fscn
pG gu!cpera - % ssA 2eI rseoDu go head amp
menu. 1901 heAA
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
MOI GUILTY OF OONSPiRACH
.;o1 20 R;cbard Nissan Ernest

The trial Of Richard Nlssen, Erncst HJI""o
and Ernest Voght the alleged boyootters from Hopo-
ken, was finished yesterday in tho General sessons
Court in Jersey CITY, Counsellor DAILY IN sumnnk up
for the dd not defend tho acts charged against
tie but inssed that evidence 70
prove that they we're the men except HAnssPs and thss
was not corroborssed BY ssybody. DistriotAtsofnsS
Winfield made powerful argument for the oonviotien
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOoRS
SAN FRANCISCO. April %. 1856.
BANNING AND FINANCIAL

United States Government and other desirable
StCUKlrIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
All stocks and bonds listed on the New York STOCK
Exchange bought and sod on commission tor caSn.
Deposit accounts receive and interest allowed
ON monthly balances subject to draft at sigut'
HARNEY ri & SONS,
2S Nassau-st., NewYork-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
Aurtiom Sales.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Estate Of Hem

n OHs y V<kz%H|s 1~SsssS~ VI -@~+v
N Parsons Fsrnain -. -. -.
the EeaI Estate Exchange aad Auction kooa Limited ~
~ o'clock Wednesday April 1o 1885, py IL w. hse
neIt & Co.. Aueloneers r,.. c...,...,.
Chicago kock isiAnd and Pacific kasiroSa1 CompaW
cent coupon oohus' oue AVA oe1H"S
ecn & York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Compan " Q stock par value 500 per share -.
shares stock 81 The Tribune Ass"oAoos' pax '~S
ol.uU ehaxo
sInPsON. rHAcHER q BARNUN AttpA
~ WAleA
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
INsURANCEs ON THE BRoADWAY STORE.

THE NAMES OF THE COMPANIES AND THE POLICIES
THAT THEY CARRIED.
An incomplete List of the risks taken upon
the buildings and injured by fire In the bull
ing at Broadway and Crosby-st, published v"tnr
day. The accurate and complete list is furnished be-
low:
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, April 23.--In the Court OF Appeals

to-day the following causes were argued:
6ll Annie Wakenan. respondent agt Fredertck
Paudng othors appellant Argued ~ Dyett
for appellant A J Vauderpoei for respondent
No. 10 William Uwinele: respondent At AIoert X
Fdey appellant Argued BY OanderpOel and Bowers
for appellant Herbsrt q Hui for respondent ,
No. 103John COwderv. respondent ag samuea keo er
aud otherr appellant Argued by James Armstrong TOT ~
pellant. william Marian for respondent
No 704-Eiiza Horton respond mt agt 0mn BroWn
executor appellant Argued BY samuel Hand ior appellant
n G 81 oik ior respondent.
and other appellant Arrued by Harry whoer for appellant
James w Covert ami John Gleason FOR respondent.
No 7U7-uenrv >ampsen and othors, respondeuts egt
Joseph appel ant Argued by RezensDeIg ger
for appellant submittei for respondent
NO 655-Mary OCOnnor. respondent. sgt Lvwrence Con-
appellant Argued by Moak FOR appellant cpaf'cs
PatteT son for respondent
Iyn appellant Argued by Almet Jen Corporation Coun
sell FOR appellant. ca Patterson for respondent
The following IL the day calendar Tor April rs:
Nos os7 sts $50. 7oy 712, 7l6, 7le, 7Is 7I9. 674.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE COURTS.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

An Injunction was granted by Justice Andrews OF
tho supreme Court yestcr ay restraining the st. Louis
Fort SEQ and wichita Railroad CoAanv from seune;
rsnserrng seirg bonds secured BY the nsrRsse
582 Of the total s'ue OF bonds representing
eompetef add onaa section!
completed order which obtained In the sait Of
Charl Q Moran aims the Union trust
Company rou suthent eating certifying these bonda
essie Bell coorsd chid six 0h. by her guardian
Martha A. Gilea sued Mn sarah A. McCne. white woun
who had beaten her with leather strap ing $1,000
Ip tho trfa Of the before Judce Hail
City Court witnesses tsted that Bcsse and Other
st1rc ~ sullivan and ats sts
In July 1895 and the colored child slapDoi BY MA
AcCues little ami struck him IN ref urn 1hereupon RS
kcCuo strapped vgorousy The jury yesterday gave
the plaintiff verdict for Slj0
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
THE PETROLEUN Mi RKEE
mo n LEGAL holiday i'm Pennsylvania and


the other exchanges here having decided TO observe
Good Friday the Consolidated EXCHANGE WIS closed
Yesterday II will open to-day at the u'uai honr Crue
certificates closed on Thursday at |bf pid |o's Genus
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
This is the Season

When medicine is necessity The impure state OF inc
der,ngei digestion and the weak condition OF the
body regulating and Strengthening
influence happily effectively combined In HOODS sar
saparia II ovcreones tired feeling cures headache
and expes overy tant Of scrofua from tie
blood.
commenced taking la experiment
appetite rength and felt tired all the time
attributed condition scrofuois humor hal tred
seyeral different kinds dcne without receiving any
benefit But as soon taken halt ootts OF Hoods
sarsapara my appetite restored and stomach felt
betor taken nearly three bottles and never
wa 40 well IN nv life"-MR.. JESSIE Y. DOL BEARE,
Pascoag. r. ].
Having been afflicted picatieu Of disorders the
result blood took Hoods oarsaparlla and the
result was perfectly satisactory-MR j. BARRON, New
Haven. Conn.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
druggists ST. six for S. Prepared only by O.
HOOD & CO.. Apothecarios Lowell Masa
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
100 Doses One Dollar
Religions Nohces.

Al The scotch Presbyterian Church. lfthst, near 6th
ave-The pastor rev Ut MILF IN VIII preach at
1850 a. IA. and y. No evening service
Ar Washiug,on Heights Methodist Episcopal Church.
10ib.,ve and l53d st Rev W. MCKEE DREE OAR
WOOD pastor. VIII preach morning and evening
Adam. Memorial Church. Sothst. near Lh'id ave ave -
Rev JESSE F. RBES Past r. prelches -aDDah morning
1890 and evening at 73O sabbath-schoo anh Seas
tree.
Al Twenty fourth street Methodist EpiscOpa Church,
near 9th ave at 1890 m. singing Dy
unday sermon by the tastor Rev A h "a "
q. Flowers etc reaching az ~ p ui hoii
ness at 3.5U IA. seats AL free; welcome
Al RIoomng gdale Reformed Church. Broadway and
y aud ford decorations on Easter kev
CARLOS MARlYN will preach at H. The Easter tory.
7:i5: Proofs Of Immortality strangers corclay h'
vited.
A the second Unitarian Church In Bro9kyn corner @
Clin,on nd sts--ttev JOHN w. ChADNl n
VIII prricI touorros morning. at II O'Clock; subject
GOr Resurre ton. Evening class & 7:3O O'clock
Essay by Professor Frankn Hooper subject Transcen
dent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

NEW GRAVITATION WATER WORKS.
N TO CAPITALISTS OR WATERMEN
Capitai led 70 lay water pes from suberraneau
stream just disove ed on side O. Loo. Out Mountain t9
Absolutely pure the cay being the oad
Grayitation Water Works In the United states.
fo' cWARiEs I. ANDERSON. Chattanooga. Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24

Business Gbaures.
COR SALE.-A partners interest in prosper:
ous dy and weekly paper AMI JOB once 10 the capnl
Of one Of the bost the West 10 Republican Win
lar mont ca Who editorial charge this Is tho
opuortuuty OF Q life tms. Addres,
Care oi Lord 4 Thomas.
Chicago Ill.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
Dentistrr.

EIRST.CLASS DENTISTRY of every descrip-
L non the lowest prices BY prs MAI aud sM' II.
frsctinx under Eas 300 cali etercnces DE- * r.
Weir Dr J. w. Howe. Dr. j. w. Warner
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-24
Notes From a Ram Ser.

Mr., HarSt, the manager ot the
l}lue Water Ranch. has the finest
lot of Ane"ra goats in the country
cIst uF Calf rnii. There are larg-
rr herds in Texas. bat not so well
bred. or his herd Of (2))0) tw"
thousand, none are less tIan tIree
tourthS Angora, while the average
Is 3i-32 pure. He has fine ones,
which have cost him Is high us
one hundred dollars per head, and
is constantly improving by buying
from the purcSt and most careful
breeders. Last fall lie brought
from California. tour that cost
him SjG. % per head, AT lis ranch.
Mr., Garsl has goats that smear
twelve pounds of mphlir. Fac
lamb'n-c season hail NOT fairly com
mencrd, vet from appearance.
GAr't diInpSrNIt:; ~ lax, II cror
ot KIDS US community. yet with this
drawback tie goat her, will pay
relatively better than the rat,lr.
The t,arst cattle and horses look
better than any We 4Iw trpm "a,
Sacramento. To the CarijzoIo. .oni-
ing on the eIst 81 lrnt White Mt-.
His ranch is 4 stlndinI prof that
goats arr improvement 10 Il cattle
range weeds, cactus. ba>he.. Sc.
have disappeared, the grass las
all tho anintis art
he .lthy, and miugIr AMI c,,-
nintie US they range tot fool
and wafer, drinking side by side
III II c"m'noa actquih
This snbiccl ot .ngora goat, is
III Important 0ma tor this cplnfr,.
lrd "c hope to see some articles
IN the suliec;. rs well as the mo,
hair they produce. !
RAMBLER.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-04-24
BOYCOTTITG.

Il is Thought hy many that b"y
c"tting originated with the Irish
but Il few years ago. when in 4
county in Ireland tie people boy
c"ttcd Capt. Boycott. "a brutal land.
lord, /. Z they wouldn't harvest
his crops, nor let others harvest
them tor him, neither buy from CT
( sell to him
But the underlying principle of
b"Nc' ting is older than ire ami or
The Irish. aye, older than ci>iliza,
lion. When there were but two
Young mcu i'll the world, one Unv-
c"tted the other with IL bludgeon,
not Il shilaIah. Centuries before
the birth "t Christ, Pytiag lras, Il
lIiiIoS"pher was buycottcd because
OF his peculiar religious belief,
which was similar to that proclaim-
cd by Christ six centuries later. -
IeloI bnycotted all male babies
born in Judea Through Plate,
Christ was b"ycottcd. and sub>e-
qucnt!y, His Apostles we're boycott
cd by beng hung heads downward