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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-05-16
s. H. LOCKWOOD & BRO,
SO lain st., Bennington.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
OEstate of Mrs. Amanda NJ. Robinson

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Bennington,
Commits sioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
OF Amanda NJ. Robinson, late Of Bennington, In
said District deceased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto hereby given notice that we will meet
for the purposes aforesaid, at Lorenzo X. Browns
residence, the 10th day Of June and 30th day OF
September next from O'Clock p, m. until O'Clock
T. NJ, each Of said days, and that six months from
limited by said Court for said creditors 10 present
their claims TO Us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Bennington this 10Th day Of April.
A. d. 1889.
MILO G. HULING, ! ,.,.
1858 &c HOUGHTON, Comfs'
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to CAstoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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The UNION
ELECTRIC CAR CO.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF
THE STATE OF MAINE.
Capital, 100000. Par, SIS.
Omoe: 10 p. o. So, Room 4, Boston.
DIRECTORS

HON, LINUS NJ. CHILD, of law firm of Child
Powers, No. % fremont Row, Boston.
A. L. RICHARDS, formerly General Manager
Cambridge Horse r. r., Watertown, Mass.
L. IL. HEWINS, General Manager, No. IS p. O.
Square Boston.
FRANK II. BASCOM, Montpelier, VT,
j. II. ALLEY, No. IS P. o. Square, Boston.
G. IL. DREW, No. s fremont Street, Boston.
J. Z, RUGG, late Superintendent Highland Horse
II. r., Boston Highlands.
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BENNINGNTON FURNITURESTORI
AND
Undertaking ParIors.
The Best is the Cheapest,
THE NEW YORK
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The New York Life Insurance Com
pany trans acts larger edOwment
and annuity business than any other
company. 1t SeCureS-annually-a
larger new business than any other
purely mutual Company in the world.
1t issues a greater variety Of policies
and bonds than any other company.
Its policies issued since 1872, now ma
turing, give more profitable results
than the policies Of any other COM
pany. Recent settlements in this city
and vicinity confirm that a policy in
the New York Life combines both in.
suranCe and investment at high rates
of interest. For details apply to
CHILDS & POWERS,
BENNINGTON, VT.
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ART:

you a sufferer from that tired feeling 30 common
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md invigorating1 ANTI-APOPLECTINE is
the greatest Blood Purifier, System Invigorator
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MATTINGS,

Fresh import prices from 10
cents to 60 cents per yard.
Carpets made and laid at short
notice.
See our stock and save money
for all FlrSt-ClaSS Goods.
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BENNINGTON HOUSE
NORTH BENNINGTON, VT.
c. A. MYERS, PROPRIETOR.

This House has recently been rehtted and fd
nished throughout. GOOD livery attached.
Meals At ~ hoRrI,
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During the month of May will make reduction OF from
ten TO twenty per cent these goods they are all OF our own
importation give prices that cannot be Speca
inducements are offered hotel and boarding house prOpreO
BIeaChed German DamaSk soft nS and full width cream
DamaSk per yard worth 65C full beached Fine DamaK
5c worth full Y inch Wide BleaCed DamaSk S worth S2o
FOrVe inch Pillow Cases, all linen, hemSChed complete
$4S per pair; finer quality $9 per pair odd lots at bargain
Fifty inch cases. S9S per pairs odd lots in these also will be sold
cheap.
Seamless Pillow Linen 49, IS and 30 inches Wide very cheap
SDeciaI LOT of Fine HemStched Sheets all nen at bargain
We are showing many Choice Designs in very fine Linen Table
Cloths 2X2 ~ at S9S each 23 at $5l8 each 2X3 IL at S09S
EACH Many of these are from three dollars under the reg
uIar Drcc and all can be matched with 50 and 81 Napkins at
$685. and $5iS
IyOu are looking for extra fine and wide Cloths we can show
Ou new designs in 2x2 IL at $3.50 eaC l2X3 $500 each
9x3 10 at S6O each Napkins TO match i'm 81 size only &c.
Other Cloths and Napkins too great variety 10 enumerae we
are offering at equally low prices.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-04
CONNOR'S POINT.

Lot l. und25 of So of lot l. Part OF lot s on
Connors Point, described Us follows: Bounded
ON the northwcsterly side by line drawn par
allel To and at distance of l02 "a links south
eastery from the boundary line between said
lots and on said ConnOrS Point, ON north
eastcrly side by line drawn parallel TO the
centre line of the n. T., r. X. track and at dis
lance of 81 feet south westerly from centre line
the boundary line between lois T. and s, of Con
nors Point and on the south westerly side by the
Slough.
Part of Lot u of Connors Point described as
follows; Bounded on the south westerly side by
the centre line of the common highway on said
Point ON the south castery side by. line
drawn across said lot -, and distant therefrom
pa 2S-l01 feet, measured upon the centre line OF
said highway. On the nOrthcaSterly side by the
Bay of superior on the nor hwester.y side by Il
line drawn across said lot II parallel with the
norhwcsterly line OF SAID lot aud distant there
from Y - loo feet measured as aforesaid contain
ing 62-lo0 acres.
That part of Lots II and 10 of Connors Point
described as follows namely: Bounced on the
south westerly side by the centre line of the
main track, of the y. +. X. X. Co. On the south
easterly side by a line DRAWN across said lot y
parallel with and at II distance of II 2s-lO9 feet
from the boundary line between said lots II d IL
of said Point. On the north caSterly side BY the
Bay of superior On the nortnWestcrly side by IL
line drawn across said lot - of COnuor'S Point
parallel with and at distance of rs 72-l0O feet
from the said boundary line between said lots
l. and - aforesaid containing $500 acres.
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TAX SALE
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
STATE OF WISCONSIN !
County of Douglas, s..

STATE OF WISCONSIN I
County of Douglas, S.
OFFICE OF TIE COUNTY TREASURER,
SUPERIOR, April -. 1889.
n EOT1CE is hereby given that much of each
Stract or parcel Of land situated IN the county
of Douglas, described in the following statement
as may be necessary for that purpose Will, on the
THIRD TUESDAY OF NAY
next. being the twenty-first day OF May, A. D.,
1889 commencing at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and the next succeeding days thereafter. be sold
by me at public auction at my office at the Court
House. superior, the seat of Justice of the said
County, for the payment of the delinquent taxes
interest and charges thereon for the year 1855 as
returned to me by the Town Treasures OF the
said comfy of Douglas
Given under my hand officially, at the office of
the County Treasurer of Douglas county, State of
Wisconsin, this twentieth day of April, 1889
J. +. BISHOFF. in.
County Treasurer.
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Continued on Third TaSe
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ROY'S ADDITION TO SUPERIOR CITY.

ROY'S ADDITION TO SUPERIOR CITY.
Bay Street.
Lots :. S in block II, lot block 10.
Second Street.
Lots 10, II, y in block ls und p OF following:
lots l. =, 3, j. >, block -.
Third Street.
Ind IS of following: lots = s, o. 10, II, l. block
45 all lot s, nwj2 lot i'll block IS.
Fourth Street.
Lots :, S, . block 50, lots /, ,, 5 block IS.
Fifth Street.
Lots 4, 5, block 81
Superior Street
Lots l, > 5, / block 10.
Cedar Street.
Lots s. 10 block 10, Lots :, s, 10 block III,
lot block lf3, lots >, block ia.
Elm Street.
IS Lot in block 1l3, lot blood IA.
GATES ADDITION To SUPERIOR CITY.
Lots ]. 2 in block 3. lots I, s Is 49, 90 p block
H. Lots IS, 1G, 49, -, p, -, > block Is.
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PARAMOUNT PARK ADDITION TO WEST
SUPERIOR

Lots 3, A. 2 S 10 H. l. Is Il Is 70 20 y - % a
in block lots ], ,, ; J. j, 6 10 IL j. Is II D
IL l. Is 8 ~ p y . p block 6, lots l 3456 5
10 L block T. lots block 9, lots J. , 347S9
H. II, 10 l6 II IS ~ 20 y y p II block 10 lots Is
H. - 10 Il Is block H. lots q - % 2l III block u
lots > , 6 block -. lots l. , 34567S 10
II II b II Il 10 i Is - % p - q p block IL lots
IL i block l5 lots : 9 10 II l. block Is
Lots b. Il, j., IL, L. l., 10 in block 20
LOIS I, ), s. :. SO 10 II l. - I415IGl7 Is 10 20
81 - p - in block %.
LOIS l. , 9, 10 block 81 Lots l. >. 345.6.7.S
9 10 block y, Lots 49, H. 10 l6, L. IS 10 20 II
y, Is - in block y.
Lots g. T. Is H. L Is Il l. 10 70 u % % p in
block p Lot l6 block -. Lots 10, ~ 10 70.
y p 23 "A in block 81
West Superior-Merriam Park Addition.
Lot "a in block !. LOIS B. / q. % block ? lots
3 :, l6 10 20 p = - - 80 block s. Lots Is Ii
block 1. Lots block ). Lots l. > 3S91Oll II
IL Ii block Z Lots > block s
Lots 9 10 IL y l. Is Il block $. Lots s Q. %.
n block g Lots 70 > & blk II, Lots y 80 block H.
Lots -, u, - - p - - 90 block u
Lots |, >, l. ,, 10 II IG Il . p - block IL
Lots ., block Ii. Lots /, ., a. II block 10
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ONTARIO LAND COMPANY ADDITION
TO WEST SI-pERI0p

Lots I. ,. :. s. block l. lot block ?. lots 3. !.
., block D. lots s. 10 - % n p 2f y % block 6
lots . 9, 10, 10, 16 Is block s lots H. IS 49, 20 in
block O. lots 5, 9 10 block TO- lots -, 10 II block
II, lots l. , , so 9 10 block II. lots ;. 6 block
IS lots l, >, ~ block ~ lots H. L. 49, II bloc,
p lots l. ?, B. 4, ) block 3, lots g. Is H. . q in
block p, lots 2 3 t. - II Is II 1920 q block
. lots 3, 10 block %, lot Is block 3d. lots H. u in
block 81.
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TOWN OF NEBAGAMAIN.

SOUTH DULUTH-In Town Of Nebagaman.
Lots 234567S9 10 II Il Is II - 10 Il IS 10 20
u - p p - ri y IS in block l.
Lots l234567S9l II l. II IA Is l6 II IS 70 %
p - p u - 70 ~ D. in block ,.
Lots > t5G7Sg 10 II l. Is II - &c II IS 10 %
2l - - n p % p -, in block ;.
Lots l234567Sg 10 IL l. 13 II Is lG II IS Is 70
n - - p - 70 y y. in block L.
Lots | . IL II Is II, in block >.
Lots 2367 s 9 II u II . p. in block s.
Lots T. - II II Il IS in block 9.
Lots "a 567 s 9 10 IL 10 10 II is 10 n % 20 q
IS % 30 81 - % 81 - 36 81 IS, in block 10.
Lots ! in block II.
Lot, > 4 10 ~ % 20, in block -
Lots - % p - in block Is.
Lots Is 10 in block II.
Lots II Is II 10 70 Is 20 sc 81 IS Sc 40 in block 10
Lots 80 10, in block 10.
Lots - y - 81 81, III block IS
Lots II i ID 81 - 80 81 50 sc 81 IS 80 40 in
block 10.
Lots , 3 , S914 is in block 20.
South Duluth-1st Division. E1@ of NW14
Sec. %, TIP. 4G, Range -.
Blocks 2345 7S9l01l y.
We of NEl4 Sec. p, Up. 46, Range IS.
Blocks 1234567S9 I0lll2
no =
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Lots 49, 81, ind = less l. 6 I. & T. Ry. Co. r
OF Way OF lot %, all OF lot rs und q lot i2p 1nf
= lots l95 aud l56, ind = of - of lot i}g und i
o. nWt4 Of lot l5l, all OF lot l63 una = Of lot les
ma ma - OF nw1i tot IL, ind = LOT Us all of lo
10, VI of ,oi 90 - ~
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East unrnn street


Blocks-9. 81 "a, 81 o. o. o. 65, 81, 20, 70 s., 81
East St Clair street
Blocks 49, eI5 of y.
East Erie street
Blocks-Gl, und "a of "A, 50.
East Ontario street
Block IS 81
- East Champlain street
Blocks--i2, 43, -, A, So. 81.
st. George street
sloeks-3 Al, 40, 81, 81, 60, 81, Y, "A, und19 o.
a. Cayuga street
Blocks-67, 50, undl3 So.
Seneca street
VIZ of block 10
Baltic Street.
Und % block 6S: und Z block 20, all of blocks
70, IS, 10 50, 81, 81, o. 100, no.
Caspian Street
RlockS &C. IS, los.
Pepin Street.
Block IL
Azof Street.
Blocks CS, 20, y, s., 81.
Boden Street
Smcoe Street
Blocks q, 90, 81. lO5, los, ll3, III.
Amazon Street.
Blocks l09, Il9.
Geneva Street
Ponchartrain Street.
Block 1O7.
Peninsula Avenue.
Blocks Is. 70. 81, s., ST. So Sc 81 49, %, 95, 81,
WI 90 els W. IS all OF l0l 102 l05 l05 l06 lC7
los 100 ca 10 all Ill, 1l2, ll3, ia. ll6, 49, 10,
FL e12 l25 east III feet OF VIZ l25, all ia,
ELYS ADDITION To SUPERIOR.
West 81 street.
Lots III, 47S 475, 5o5, 500.
West 18th Street.
Lots-fr 4i2, fir 40, fr 49, fir 45 fir i53, fir So,
fr 457 all of 49, 46l 45, Al AS, 5l3 5l5 52l 52
$40 52S Fl 529, all of 80 552 IF 5SS, Fl 5lO, Fl 52
fr OH.
West 9TH Street
Lots-4Gi, 49, $50, DO 5i2 4.
West 9th : .eet
Lots 442 III 49,, i6l, As isi 4S6, ass, 52l 523,
West 9TH Sire t.
Lots $40. 425 Az 49, $50, A. $50, $50, 533, 53l,
$40, $50.
West ST. Street
Lots-und12 3Sl, all of 3o9. 81, Isl. 49, 502 SIS
547 5i9, Cos.
West oh Street,
Iots-fr 393, FIR S95. all of 425 40 43l i65, 49,
300 52, 52 5-5, 81 j2S, 529 53l J4 5j6, 56l 51o,
595.
West 10Th Street
Lots 40 423 429 fr 49, all 4Sl, 49, 49, 4S7, 493
400, J!5 800, 517, 500.
West llth Street
Lots AS, 465 acc, 4GS 40. AZ 49i 496, 1875 sos,
SOC, 5J7, 5US, 800, 5ll 5l5, $50. 52l, 523, $50
West 18th Street
Lots li9, 40 4S9, 49l 493 505, 507, 5l5, 5l7.
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KENWOOD PARK ADDITION TO WEST
SUPERIOR

Lots >, G. block 8. lots 8 block l. lots 6
block $, lots l. , 3. l. > g. :, 5 block TO- lots l.
3, !, >, 8, = 5, > 70 Il block II, lots l. , 3 > g.
block 10 lots = : .. 10 II in block Is lots 3 in
block 70 los S. 9 block - lots g 49, II block >,
lots 10 II block 26, lots /, block IS, lots ?,
:, 10, IL block %.
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WEST SUPERIOR-FIRST DIVISION.

WEST SUPERlOR-FlRST DIVISION.
Sec. Is, TIP. ~. Range II.
Lots b. d, f. q. Lots 5, -, Is in block TO- lots
., Is ~ 2S block Il, lots 6, . u 49, 70 n % in
block y, lot block Il. lot 20 BLOCK - l3i II
block Is. lot block 10, lots 10, 20, p, block
50, lois II, y, Il block 49, lots Il, IS, 49, ~ p,
A, lots 10, Il block 45 lots 3, p block A. lots
$. block TO, lots /, block 81,
IND p of following: Lots Z 8, O. TO- II, - Il, H.
block O. lots :. s, TO- H. T. - II, % IS H. IS,
- 20; 70 p y block IS. All OF B. block So - -
=, > block 70, lots ) IS block Il,
IND p of following: Lots 70, IL - block - lots
l. . 3 70 IL y block %, lots l. , 3 block a, All
p block lOl, lot u block III lots p. II block
l22, lots q, block l23, lots II, u block l24
Nccton 10, Town 10, Rangel4.
Lots :, 2$45G78g1o1I l2l$1 4 . block 12l:
Lots 3 4 6 10 II l. - II - 10 block 1872.
Lots G, block 49, lot block $50, lot block
l52 lots 81, 81 block 157, lots -, II block l5S,
lots Il, u, II block 159 lots l, 254 Sc 5 block
West supcror-2d Division.
Lots 2 2S block > lots % block 26 lots s.
II l6 - 20 p block p lots block 2S lot S
block ; o, lot t. Glogk 30 lots b u IS 10 y block
block So, lots u - =. block 81, lots - II block
IS, lot 10 block 60, lots > block 50, lots II
| Is block 81
West Superior-ith Division.
Loft !, in block 49, lots 10, p, % block 130,
lots 9, 10 H. IS, - 20 block 1872, lots l. . H. Is 10
20 n, y block 1873, los Il IS block 40.
West Superior-5th Division
Lots :, S, 10 Il u b d l6 in block - lot Il
block y, lots II, - block -, frac. lots 3 L. > 6
block p, all of lots ,, g. n 70 p Is block b. lots
! 49, p y in block %, lots l in block 50, lot s
! block 63
West Superior-Gth Division.
/ Lot block l6I, lots !. >, s. 4. % 2l block 1914
lots D block los, lots y 70 y Is block III, LOIS
| block 2J3.
| West superior-zth Division.
! Lot block l9i.
| West Supeuor-Central Park Addition
| Lots g. Z, block l, lot block ., lots l. . o.
/ 10 -, Is block 6.
| West Superior-Kalkman's Addition
! Lots 10, II, L block /. Lots 3 1 Is block ,
West superior Strcklands Addition,
Lot ., block /, lots 9, 10, II u block .,
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West Suneri0r-Nerriam Park Addition
MORRISONS DIVISION
DIAGRAM LOTS

Monroe Street.
50 ~. - - 80
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To " VI i<ttt'IiN
Lots /, > in block >, lot l block 3, lots l, ,, 3
block 1, lot block J. % feet of west side of lot
l in block s. lots l. , s. t. ) block 70, lois 8 o 10
in block 26, und. = lot 3, und y 9, und y 10 in
block y, lot block IS, lot ) book - lots g. I,
block 50, lot block 81. lot block 80, lots t. ,,
g. :, block 40, lots O. block -, lots /, ,, g. T. s,
block 5S, lot block 80, lots !, , block 60 lot
block 63, lots /, >, j. l. 3 8 :, block 67, lot 10
block Is, lots l. >, 3. Sc A. feet of 4 in block So
west 80 feet lot 3 all lot block 90. lots 4, block
9i; lots |, , i, block l05 lot 10 block lOG, lot
. block 100, lot block l19, lots , block l2O
lot 4 block l13
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TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN.
TOyNsITE OF SUPERIOR CITY.

loN MI r OF MIbil-fioh Y.
Lots - in block ,, lot 6 block s, lots 3 c, :.
block O. lots ., 6, !, L. IS block H. lot block H.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-11-14
Terdier'S Murderer Caught.

This morning, about three o'clock, Charley Genung arrived from Wea- yer with the murderer of Peter Yer dier. Genung had been on the
 lookout for the suspected man since the recent stage robbery near Stan- ton. The murderer was working his way for Weaver, and had se- creted himself in an old tunnel in canyon above Weaver. Genung was watching the Canyon when he saw the Mexican making his way out, shot gun in hand. sGenung called to him and the Mexican turn ed and ran. when Genung fred the ball passed through the Mexi- cans shoulder and he fell, face downward, to the earth. The shot gun in his possession belonged to Verdier. He also had a demijohn and a valise taken from Verdier's place, and pair of pants taken from the stage recently robbed.
 The prisoner is said to be suffer- ing very much from his wound, and is reported to have confessed the murder. He is Yaqui Indian, named Andres Lopez. A Mexican named Felipe Garcia rendered val uable assistance in the capture.
 There was anly SIS in Verdier's store. When captured the murder CT begged to be killed.-Prescott Courier.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-11-14
Back from Alaska.

H. s. Ford. well-known resi-
 dent of Tombstone, who has beer
 absent on q prospecting tour 1T
 Alaska for a couple of years, return
 ed home last Monday.
 Mr. Ford, says the Epitaph, went from Juneau to the headwaters ot
 the Yukon, journeyed down that river, crossed the country and struck the Koyokuk river, up which stream he went 900 miles, but did not reach the headwaters.
 On the river he found some bars that were rich in gold, yielding as nigh as fifty dollars day with a rocker One great difficulty the miners have to contend against is the sudden rises in the river, which are frequent and make sluicing ex- tremely hazardous. The only chance to carry on mining Is along the banks of the streams, the re- mainder of the country being GOV with snow and ice the year round. Mir. Ford says there are two parties of miners and government sur veying party, comprising about 200 men, that will probably starve to death this winter, as they have no food and there is no game in the country. There are two small caches of provisions on the Yukon river, but he considers it very i'm probable that they will find them, or even hear of them. The coun- try is we'll timbered but it is q ter rible country to winter in, tine ther- getting as low as 87 de grees below zero. It is a curious fact that a person from a warm cli- mate can endure this extreme cold climate. Altogether, from his ac- count, Alaska is much more diff fcult and dangerous country to in than Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-11-14

A subterranean river has just been discovered in the Departure nt of Lot, France. The discoverers worked their way down stream for a couple of miles through success sion of wonderful grottoes spark ling with stalactiles. They found seven lakes on their way and had to shoot thirty-seyen cascade or rapids.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-11-14

The most important revelation yet made by the Century biograph- CTS of Lincoln is the draft of a message and proclamation which the President submitted to his Cab inet February ,, 1865 proposing the payment of s4OO,0OO,oO0 as an in demnity to the shareholders, com plete pardon for political efenses, and the practical release of all con- fscated property, All the mem bers of .the Cabinet opposed the scheme, and it was therefore aban- doned; but the fact remains that Lincoln was willing, in his great goodness, to be far more magnani- nous to the Southern people than they knew, or than they deserved.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-11-14

As all of Tanners troublesome rulings have been reversed, Gen. Raum will avoid endorsements and commence just where General Black left the business. If he be the wise man his friends claim for him he will be satisfied with estab- fishing clean, business-iike and pltrioIic record like tilat which distinguished tt'e administration O. a.s Democratic pgeaeyes5~r.--- -5 Iedo Bee.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-11-14
Maa0He'S Methods.


 Mir. Harrison has appointed WYE liam Malone as Assistant President for the State of Virginia. All the Federal appointments in that com, monwealth are dictated by this Boss, and the whole power and patronage of the Administration aided by the Republican National Committee, are directed to reducing the State to satrapy for Mahone. What use this dictator is making of lis power is indicated in the letter of 5. B. Glinn declining the tender of the postotiicr at Glen Allen, Va. MT. Glinn who was sup posed to he Mahoneite because he is a Republican, wrote: T can not agree with the condition that out of my salary 1 am to devote over 10 per cent, to campaign eX poses and to have my deputy se- lected by the leader of our party"
 This little sentence turns q flood of light upon Mahone's methods in Virginia, and incidentally upon the extension of the Civil-Service. Reform system" as under stood and practised by Elder Harrison and his very pious Postmaster-Gen- eral, John Wanamaker. To levy tithes upon official salaries and SC lect his henchmen for subordinates is the Boss's way of reckoning" Virginia.-New York World.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-11-14

A French statistician has just ascertained that human being of either sex, who is moderate eater and who lives to be 70 years old, consumes during "the days of the the years of his life" quantity of food which would fill twenty ordi- nary railway baggage cars. 4 goo1 eater, however, may require as many as thirty.