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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05

The late democratic administration plac-
ed on deposit with national banks about
Sc, 900. 900 Of the public funds, and curl
ously enough preference was given 10 GER
lain banks 10 New York. II Was claimed
At the time that undue favortism had been
shown. Secretary Window is not in favor
OF The policy sf making bank deposits OF
government money beyond the smount re-
CURED for the transaction OF current pub
lie business. and $40 600 900. he Is OF the
opinion. will be sufficient. The policy Of
the administration Ia understood 10 be 10
reduce deposits to the latter figure and to
invest the money withdraws in government
bonds, thereby making . handsome saving
~ interest II 10 expected The favored
banks will be opposed to the measure. but
the average observer Is uusble 10 discover
any reason Why the banks should be given
Opportunity to prof. on the use OF govern
meat funds rather than the people. Idle
money should be used 10 reduce the pub
lilo debt and TO stop the payment OF inter
at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05

The growing belief that consumption lie
contagious promises to lead to q good
many endorsements. Southern Caliior
mis- has hitherto been . paradise for con
sumptives, but now comes the state board
OF health OF California and declares that
the immigration Of consump,ives there
should be stopped. inasmuch as they
spread the disease among the original set.
tiers. This is hardly welcome announce
ment TO people with weak lungs, or to Cal
iforaia hotel keepers. either.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05

Jsnss u. Frtpcs oi New Hsmpshire ts'
bss appointed collector d lateral re'e
nas iof she district comprising New Hsmf
ssfs ard Vermont. rnd has sppoigtsd Col
Chss. n Forbes Of 81 Albans and Fred
q whitney q Burlington bic deputies ia
this state. both o. these deputies arr
ns~spspsr nasn sad we'll kaosn 10 ID,
siss. This ADMINISTRATION seems 10 take
l,ndly 10 the editorial fraternity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05
uCY II. WALKEK.s EsrArr.

- fisie Of Vermont. District Of MAJ chester -
In Probate Court he'd a. Manchester, Within
and tor sad District on the isth day Of tovela I.
Der D. 1879.
40 Ipslfumsnt puKporiing 10 be- the la,t wiz
and tssis men, Of Lucy II Walker late ~ Nan.
chester N ssid dlstiiel, deceased, was presented
Tor Probate.
Whasnpon accession o. ssid Court, 20 10 held
Al tho Prebste tfbcs 10 hsrehsttsr, 10 ssid Die
triet an lhs etb day u December 4. D.. issg.
vac srp0,Hisd Tor The Probate ~ said Ihsifp.
NETT, aud for all psffsDs eoDrsfbsd 20 spear
md contest The zane, " esase there be Tor 10
.loing; and ppbiie motto. tLs'0s sss or6.Isa %
bs given ny ths psbiieslien hereof 10 the Man.
sbesief j0rRslL, bssspsTai printed at ssid
HaneLss,er, three ~esis successfully pfssious
70 The tine 90 appointed.
J. L. FEss, Register.
A True Copy Of Record.
rev. Attest, J. n. PENN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05


The law now provides peusion for ev.
cry soldier an sailor, who vas mustered
into the service OF the United States dur
ing the civil war. add is now suffering
from wounds or disease having sn origin
10 the service and 10 the line OF duty Two
Of the three accessory facts, viz: Muster
and disability. are usually susceptible OF
easy proof, but third origin in the service
Is often difficult. aud in many deserving
case impossible 10 establish, That very
many OF those sho endured the bardships
Of onr most bloody aud srinous campaigns
are now disabled from disease that bad a
real bu, DO, ,raceable origin 10 the service
do not doubt
Besides these there is apniher class com
posed Of men, many 81 whom served an
Enlistment Of three fall yeats, and OF re.
enlisted veterans ho added fourth yesr
Of service, Who ESCAPED the casualties Of
battle aud the assaults Of disesse, who
were 10 every battle line Of their command
and were mustered out 10 sound health
and have since the eloee Ct war. while
fighting With the same iudonitabIe aud
Independent spirit. the contes, Of civil life
been oyercons by disease or casualty.
| am not uaAgkfe thai tie pension roll
already involves a very large annual ex'
pendiiare. neither an deisfred by that
fac, from recommending that Congress
gran, = pension 10 such hororably dis.
charged soldiers aud sailors OF the civil
wsr.ss having rendered substantial service
duriss The var. are nov dependent on
their own labor for a msin,ensnee. aud By
disease and casnslly are ireapaciis,ed
from earning IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05

Rev W. II. Hyde Of Belleview, Florida,
who has been spendInga few months 10
visiting old friends and scenes 10 Vermont
He says II has been year Of health in
that state aud that il is now looking up
with new life. The people are coming in
considerable numbers and Northern enter
prise is stimulating all kinds OF business
The sea island cotton the kind raised 10
that state lis bringing nearly double what
II did one year ago. The results that the
producer gets moro and the Spectator
less. The orange crop is about ten per
cent less than last year. owing to q severe
drouth, but the price is enough better TO
make mp for the deficiency.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05
TERMS: POSTAGE PREPAID so 90 Per Var
Vol. XI begins November 9Th, 1889.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF ELIZA W. DANIEIs.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the DisiIict OF Man
chester Commissioners to receive. examine, and
adjust oil claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of
Fliza W Daniels, late OF Manchester
In said District. deceased, and all claims srhIb.
tied In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet, for the purposes Aforesaid, at
the dwelling house OF Mrs. Abigail Hoyt Ia
said Manchester on the 18th day Of May
next, from 10 o'clock A. NJ un'i four
O'Clock ,. NJ, on sid day, aud that
siI monihs from the 10th day Of November
A. d. 1859, IL the time limited by said Conf ter
said credi ors to present their ella me 10 US Tor
examination and allosHnee.
Dated al Manchester this 2isl day Of kpyem.
Der, A. ID. 1889.
THEODORE SWIFT, oou,,.
l93ws JtssE N, HARD, oom"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05

The Cronin murder trial at Chicago is
drawing to q close. There have been
several surprises 10 regard TO evidence
during the trial and il does seem that the
prosecution has presented evidence enough
to secure conviction. This evidence goes
to show that several persons were engaged
10 the murder, that it was deliberately
planned md brntally carried out. simply
because tho murdered man had denounced
the management OF secret society and
accused the treasurer OF misappropriating
funds belonging to the society.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05
COAST DRfsycEs,

Judge by modern standards,E We are pr &C
tically without coast defences. Many oil
the structures we have would enhance
rather than diminish the perils OF their
gsrrisons il subjected to the fire Of i'm,
proved guns, and very few are SO located
as to give full effect to the greater range
OF such guns as we are nov making for
coast defence uses. This general subject
has had consideration in Congress for some
years, and the appropriation for the con.
struction OF large rifles made one year ago
WAS am sure, the expression OF pur.
pose TO provide suitable works in which
these guns might be mounted, An sppro-
pris,ion now made for that purpose would
not advance the completion Of the works
beyond our ability to supply them with
fairly effective guus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05

Tar gsEsyr fEnvtp m EiaB rSorcH "
orrE asnsacs rmonpcrla ooYFnnL ar Thrzt
oxs saNarsv, wrrK an ixClsI1stSc DtTEAr
az A pp anAnNa rcair or whuna
EvnHT solnH1 AND s1SsoH WHO has SIM
rnD RB ooCgTKr FAITHFULLY IN Sfwn o.
9An ocoRg ~ EBcHnH PENSION, NOT -
oRaTcTT sUr A. A NkrTEa ~ SMITH Eus
a4rH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I !UM MISbIUNF 1tS' NOIIUE.
Estate OF OWN NICHOLS
The undsrsgned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the Distfict Of Mau.
chester Commissioners, TO receive. Examine, aud
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
Ofylb Nichols. late o. Doset
In said District, deceased and 81 CLANS erhib.
tied In feet thereto. hereby give notice, thai
We will meet, Tor thu pnrposss sfpissaid, At tho
late dwelling house II thu dtcessst os tho
2nd day Of May, 100. from ten o'clt oh A. M,
until four o'cloca y NJ. on said DAY. aud that
sx months from the 23fd day Of November A. D,
1883 10 the time limited by said Court Tor said
creditors TO present their claims 10 US for cram.
instion and allowances.
Dsied =, Dorset, this sard day Of November
A. ID. 1873.
2ssw wABREE CLEM6ss oomn'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05
1890
Harper's YoungPeople
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.


The Eleventh Volume Of HAErER's YoUNu Pro.
| PIE, which begins with the Number for Noyem.
| Der 8, 1850. IrtseDis AN attractive programme
IL will offer 10 ito readers al least four ter,s- OF
tho ususl length, and others IN two or three
parts, namely, 1.-THE Red Mt stang by WILLIAM
o. sTopDARD, phil and the Baby" by LuCy q,
LILLE, Price tommy" b Jous RussELL Con
YELL; and Mothers Way" by MARGARET n.
t. sAsGsTgR; Two short serials by Holman
HJJRTB EoYfsES. Two seiios OF Fairy Taos
| will attract the attention u lovers OF the won.
let world, namely, tho quaint stories told by
1owARp PYLE aud So admirably Illustrated by
lin. aod another series la a different vein by
FRANK NJ BJcKsELL There WILDE short stores
~ W. D. BowrLLs. THOMAS NELSON PAdK. May
u WILKINS, Mona rrnnY. HAanIrr fnnsoorT
SroFFoRD, DAVID KIN, lIrzER All BurTRRwoRTH
5oPHiE SWIFT, RICHARD MALooM JOHNSTON, etc.
Inscription TO HAMPERS Ytuso rEorLE
secures q juvenile library. There Ia useful
knowl' dge. slso plenty Of Amusement - Bos'o"
Advertiser.
TERMS POSTAGE PREPAID, so 90 Per Var
Vol. XI begins November 9Th, 1889.
Specimen Copy sent on receipt Of two.eont
stamp.
BIsdLR NUMBERS. Five Cents each.
Remittapces should be made by post.oiiice
Money Order or DRAFT 10 avoid chance OF loss
Newspapers are not to copy this advortyc-
ment without the express order Of Harper
BRoTHEh.
Address HARPER q BROTHERS, Now York n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05

A Barre item The demand Tor places
OF Business s,iIl sonilnue. With zone 10 be
bad 81 any price
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05
THE TOBACCO TAX.

The necessary reduction in our public
revenues can am sure be made without
making the smaller burden more onerous
than the larger by reason of the disabill.
ties and limitations which the process Of
reduction puts upon both capital and Ia.
Dor. The free list can very safely be OK
tended by placing thereon articles that do
not offer injurious competition to such do.
nestle products as our home labor can
supply. The removal Of the internal tax
upon tobacco would relieve an important
agricultural product from burden which
was imposed only because our revenue
from customs duties was insufficient FOL-
the public needs. II sale provision agains
fraud can be devised the removal Of the
tax upon spirits used in the arts and in
manufacturers would also offer an unob
iectiouable method Of reducing the sur
plus.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05
II O. HAaw0 D, yoo.,.
93x WhBHEk CLEMOks. o""
NOTICE

NOTICE
In The Matter Of THE LYMAN tJBoho
COMPANY. Ibsoyent Debtor
This 10 10 Fiye notice that have bern sp-
DoiBtei Assignee Of tho estate Il lyman strong
Co stsiy dong business n South Doryst, W
and that the transfer ofsny property by tbs said
| company. or 10 said oJmpsps Tor their use 10
tor biddsn BY Law H. MURPHY.
Rutland VI Nov 49, 1879 kS2w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05
HARRISON HUBBARD'S Estate.

- state Of Vermont. Distriet NJ Manchester, 20
10 Probate curt bsld st Manchester, within
and for ssd District on the 18th day Of kovem.
Der A D. 1889.
An Instrument Iurpoftius 10 be the Last will
and testament u Harmon Hubbard lat Of Man.
chester ~ said District deceased, wac pre-
.ented Tor Probate.
whereupon session ~ ssid Court. 10 be held
At the proDsie ONCE IN Manchester, In said
District, on the eta gay Il December itbs,
vas appointed for the pfobste al said lnsiig.
nent, snd fur al persons concerned 20 sptsAf
and contest III. ssms, n cause there be for %
ioing; and public notice thereof vrs orr s,fd 10
be given by the publication teieof IN The Mao
chester Journal, nsssf spff printed 81 ssid
Asnehss or, three weeks successfully pysslops
10 the tims 40 appointed
J Y, PENN. RI gistsr.
True Copy ~ Record.
ls3s' Attest, i. ", f1hN. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05

CUSTOMS DUTIES

The preparation Of q new schedule OF
customs duties is matter OF great delich-
cy, because OF its direct elect upon the
business OF the countty and OF great din
Guilty by reason OF the vide divergence o.
opinion as to the objects that may proper.
ly be promoted 10y such legislation. Such
disturbance OF business may, perhaps. re-
suit from consideration OF this subject by
Congress. but this temporary i'll effect
will be reduced to the minimum by
prompt action and by the assurance which
the country already enjoys, that any neces-
s,ry changes will be so made IS not TO i'm
pair the Just and reasonable protection Of
our home industries. The inequalities of
the law should be adjusted, but the pro
tective principle should be maintained
and fairly applied to the products OF our
farms as well as Of our shops, These du-
ties necessarily have relation to other
things besides the public revenues. We
cannot limit these effects by fixing our
eyes on the public treasury alone. They
have direct relation to home production,
to work. to wages aud to the com mercal
independence of our country. and the wise
and patriotic legislator should enlarge the
field Of his vision to include all these.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05

The Crit message 81 Prondes, Hsfrisor
% quite long and 10 q Straightforward.
baflneaa Iiae dDcnnopt We can oSly
1uois such parts Of IL a. are % The Frcsies,
public interest
TIN suldEus
The rrlsttbce oi W lsrge &c aeiEi anA
Anticipated ssfplns Should bare AZ immsd
ate attention a Congress With view d
reducing ibe ncsipss Of ibe TreAsey Ia
Tho neeas Of the government A. Glossy a
nay be. TIE collection Of moneys nc,
u seded Toe public nses imposes unaects
sA'y hurdens upon Ger ptople. ard ib'
presence n W large sarplu 10 the pub
he vaults is = disisfbins element 10 th,
copduc, ci private business II has called
isio use efpedien,s lor putting !, ia,o cir
calslion n very quesiiopsble ptrprieiy
We should not collect roYeuue for the pur
pose az anticipating our bopds. beyond ID,
Requirements al the sinking funt. bat any
appropriated surplus 10 the Treasury
should be 20 usod. rs there is 20 Other
lawful war Of returning the money 10 cir
enlStiou. and The prof. realized hy The
government offers substantial advantage
The losning Of public funds 10 tie banks
without, interest upon the security OF gov
erhmepi bonds regard as an unsu,horiz
o ! and dangerous eIpedient
TARIFF REFORM.
| recommend revision Of our tariff law
both 10 its administrative features and II
the schedules, The need Of tie former II
generally conceded. and agreement upor
tbe evils and inconveuiences TO be rene
died and the best methods Tor their correc
ton will probably not be difficult. Uni
iormi'y Of valuation a, all our ports i
essential, aud Elective measures should
be taken TO secure it. 1t is equally de
sirsble that questions affecting rates ant
classiifieslions should be promptly deeid
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-12-05
Marriages.
Wv ANTS.

Aveersus mtats, pnast ills tb Tea eett,
liae each ieseftiou,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-10
ALL PRICES,
From Medium to the Most Expensive

We send out cards, but it is not possible to
reach everyone this way. Come on this
invitation.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-10

14N0181111l1Sl@S1515@+9s9o1
DON'7 DELAY.

Actions done after delay are
done In haste-things done in haste
cannot be well done, and matters
not well done cannot be satisfac-
tory. That is why we ask if you
are supplied with your SPRING
SUIT, OVERCOAT and HAT, and
if your son has his Confirmation
Suit. Easter is approaching. Our
assortment of Suits and Overcoats
for Men, Boys and Children is the
best line of reliable goods in the
two cities, and an inspection will
repay you.
Confirmation Suits have received
our special attention. We have
them at So so, 80, 81 so, SO so,
80 and $14, and the prices are
more pleasing when you see the
Suits.
Our Hat department is stocked
with the newest styles, and is
daily growing more popular on
account Of low prices for good
qualities.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-10
THEY TRIED TORTURE.
The Fayette FiendS Seem to Have
Emigrated to Butler County,
INDIGNANT CITIZENS AROUSED.
Bunko Swindlers Work Their Old Scheme
on Wealthy Changers.
CITIZENS AROUSED.
ALL THE NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS
,.,rc,,, TELEGRAM TO ruE DrsrArcH., /,

,sprcrLI, TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
BUTLER, April 9,-Lewis Patterson, a
prominent and wealthy farmer living near
Centerville this county, was robbed last
night bv three masked men. There was no.
body in the house with him at the time but
his mother, so years old. She heard noise
and called to him. He turned toward the
window and saw three men, who called
to him to come out. Upon refusing they
burst in the door, and as the first man en-
tered Patterson felled him with a poker.
The Others soverpowered him, however, and
dragging him barefooted to the barn threat
ened to hang him il he refused to tell them
where he kept his gold. When he declared he
had none they placed the rope around his neck,
but as he still persisted that he had no money
they concluded to torture him by roasting his
feet at the fire in the house. He was taken
back to the house and his feet and face burned.
Ihey then searched the house, and, after
securing S43 in money and Mr. Patterson's gold
watch, departed, declaring that if he moved
until they were gone one-half hour ne would
be shot dead. There is no positive clew to the
desperadoes. but every effort will be made to
run them down. There is affirm determination
among the citizens to prevent series of Fay
ette county outrages from being perpetrated In
this county.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-10
Tri-StaIe Breyifies,

SUNDAY law violators are being prosecuted
at Beaver Falls.
HENRY MooRHEAD lay down on the rail-
road track near Scottdale and is now minus an
arm and an ear.
IL GE1GER, a rig builder, fell from the top
of a derrick, near Little Washington, and was
fatally injured.
The faculty and students Of the Lutheran
Theological Seminary at Gettysburg have re-
solved in favor Of the prohibitory amendment
LAST January $500 were stolen from the resi-
dence of John Riley, of Wilkesbarre. Yester-
day the thief confessed his crime to Father
Chearn who returned the money.
JOSEPH DECHAMPs, q Tifin glass blower,
yesterday attempted to murder Francis Lam
ney, superintendent of the Belgian glass works
He was arrested and placed in jail.
The residence of Robert McBane, near East
Liverpool was VISITED by masked robbers, who
abused the family in an effort to extort from
them the whereabouts of their money. Nothing
Dut little silver was secured.
A DEED of assignment TO r. V. Ritenour has
been Med by A H. Coughenour, of Ohio Pyle.
bis creditors threatened to levy on his prop
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-10
THE SAME OLD STORY.
A Wealthy Farmer $4,000 Out in a Little
Game of BunkO.


NoRRISTowN, April Sin the latter part of
July, lSSS, Jacob B. Reiff, retired wealthy
farmer, at Center Square. this county, was
1eeced out of $4,000 worth of bonds by pair
of bunko sharpers who had been negotiating
with him for week before, ostensibly with
view to purchasing farm in the neighborhood.
The securities were principally certificates of
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad, and were
worth something less than their face value.
Every effort was made to gain clew to the
swindlers, but without success. About eight
weeks ago farmer Reif received call from
well-dressed stranger, who, after ex2cting
every promise of secresy, represented to Rein
that he was a New York detective and could
restore the bonds He said a broker of his
acquaintance had bought them of the sharpers
and was afraid to sell them lest he be arrested
for the swindle.
The price asked for the return of the stolen
bonds was 5000. Mr.. Reif declined to pay
any such sum as this. Several consultations
were held in the next few weeks and finally it
was decided that if the farmer would pay
S, ,000 ask no questions and promise to make
no effort to secure the arrest of the persons
who had swindled him. the bonds would be re-
stored. 61r. Reiffs counsel, it has been ascer-
tanned, went TO New York recently with s., 600
of farmer Reiffs money in his pocket, met the
self-styled detectives signed the agreement of
secrecy referred to and returned with the
bonds, which are now safe in ReitFs possession.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-10
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-10

We don't gull the people of this city with
fiaring circus advertisements. We don't do
business that way, No circus at our store,
but a crowd Of smiling, satisfied customers
instead. Low prices always rule With us,
and we never lower the quality BY reducing
the price. Our $40 and So suits are selling
fast; they are cut in cutaways and sacks, and
you have 100 styles to select from. P. G,
c. c., cor. Grant and Diamond sts., opp.
the new Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-10

SHAMoKIN, April 1.-TWO strangers visited
Daniel heller's place to-day, and after a pro-
posal TO purchase his farm engaged the old
farmer in game of cards. Keller became in
terested and procured 81 200 which he put up as
stakes. The money was seized by the strangers
and Keller was covered with a revolver while
they moved of. Both escaped. One of the
Packer of Sunbury, an old friend of Keller's.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-10

We don't gull the people of this city with
faring circus advertisements. We don't do
business that way. No circus at our store,
but crowd of smiling, satisfied customers
instead. Low prices always rule with us,
and we never lower the quality by reducing
the price. Our $40 and $12 suits are selling
fast, they are cut in cutawsys and sacks and
you have 100 styles to select from. P. @.
G. c., cor. Grant and Diamond sts., opp.
the new Court House.