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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-13

GOVERNOR HILL's southern boom for
the presidency will be opened at Atlanta
next month over the grave of the late
Henry Grady.
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-13
FRIDAY, MARCH Is.
ANNIVERSARIES.
March 18th.

March 18th.
BORN: DR.. Joseph Priestley, 1853.
Esther johnson Swift's "Stella"
1861.
DIED: La Fontaine, 1895.
Belisarios, 565.
Sophia Lee, 1924.
John H. Noyes, founder of the
Oneida community, 1886.
DR.. Austin Flint, 1886.
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-13

Attorney at Law. Office in County Court House
will practice in the several Courts of the Ter
ritory and the U. s. Land Office at Santa Fe
Examination of titles to Sp nish and Mexican
Grants, Mines, and other realty, carefully and
promptly attended to. Patents for Mines Sc
cured.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-13

WILLIAM WHITE,
o. g. Deputy Surveyor and U. a. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor
Locations made upon public lands Furnishes
information relative to Spanish aud Mexican
land grants. Offices In Kirschuer Block, second
door, Santa Fe. N.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-13

Il. A. FISKE,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, P. o. Boz
"F," Santa Fe, N. NJ, practices in supreme sne
all district courts OF New Mexico Special at
tention given to mining and Spanish and Mex
lean land grant litigation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

The scenic attractions OF Vermont ere
recognized rs among the finest in the
world We lack the grandeur Of the Yose.
mite. and even some OF our sister New
England states sxcsl us in * snse OF nn,
broken wilderness. but in Der smiling vail
leys beautiful lakes aud rugged mountains
orr little siats has . wealth OF loveliness
which can be nowhere surpassed. Bnt
nature courts the cooperation OF man. The
garden left to itself changes TO . waste,
but the waste under the united care OF man
and nature blossc ms Into garden.
TIL scenes Of beauty which nature bss
90 prodissiiy spread about us may be tou'
ched into more perfect loveliness by the or.
gsnizsd fl r's oi orr people Our bill
sides spd cur valleys would be moro vail
liable by reason 81 iLe home market cres'
ted Tor US by the large NUMBER th,s would
annually make Vernon, their summsr
homes were We more euierprislng 10 adj
ding 10 the painrsi ttrs,tlvness oi our
state BY surrounding our homes. school
homes and churches with sbruhs and
shade trees, sud tirpinr orr roadsijes
with the rich v-raure Of Tie oak. sud elm
and the msplr.
ApprecisIios the hct that concerted
eff ut svsils where wsut rf "a ioa sud or,
gaaiZ uion f.ils. ! 80 her, 10y dssignst-
Fd sy. tie l., Dc, ~ May A. u 1891, ~
Atbor d., sud rteumnrnd that the good
people OF our state i, vote thai day to tree
planting.
| ury- that tbs d.y b. kepi MS public
holiday by all 10. scDoais - the s,sts aud
that orr teacher. QUIZ t,rir school or
esbizstioas io besu'iisius the school
grounds aud tb pnbie pslks Ltes.ry
scholar With hn ON hand plan, one tree
which shsll grow sta biz srowth and be
The object bis spscisi care add protection.
Given nader my hand aud the state seal
II Hyde park, th. eighteenth day ofApnl.
10 the yeAr OF ou' l. nd one thousand eight
hundred aud nintey
CARROLL 3 PAGE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

There are two classes OF ttuAnts. Those
OF oae cls. do 90, ss,end any school.
While ~ 90 81 The other do not attend
school 20 scrt. 10 . year. A. required BY
section 1913 ~ III. school iss Of 1883. Lss,
year th.fe were 1900 chiidren 10 the sts,e
between : sed IA the age Of compulsory
st,ene sbcr -~bo did not sfiesd any
school. There were e. COS pupils enrolled
10 Tbs nbiie schools. bot the average
daily attendance vas only 45.SsT. 10
other ~ord. the l.s provides. snd
TIE people pay. 100 days Of school
ins. vtil@ The nomt~f Of days
attendance fos rsch scholar enrolled
Vas only $50 dag Here 10 en- sbsola,e
los 81 nssriy ose.thiri 81 vhs, 10 paid
oat Tor cdu-ai,on. or more than e?20 600
annually. Tho statistics sbov that this
enorm ,as -as,e hss been going on 10 The
state more than a0yesr. Qao's'ioos sim,
liar 10 ,Ls G ,ald be taken from many OF
our school repor,s Hereafter sbont $780,.
ooo vill be paid IRON tho state treasury 10
support the schoola Hence. every person
u posslbss. IL more deeply interested than
ever before 10 having no Ices. 90 waste. 10
The expenditure Of ihis morey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

~. Their replies ves marked ptrsoral
ana ooeadesifAl. snd are o. follows.
President Bsrsoa. He ~a ,he ncbiesi
Roman "a then Ill
James q. Blsia. We bera speak % %
psss By. Barn this letter.
II. Hssry Possu May are called bn,
lev are chosen.
VIZ. Dillingham;. Hero tssnd; | eas'
poi DO oshtrstse
y. q saisb. Had bot servsd Page ~
dllixsnily - ! have served Woodbury. be
would not bsvs given me over 10 myigrsy
hair.
Reassld Proctor. Ia nms Of peace pre-
pare Tor ssf
". w. Gseul Bsfki1 IL viliin.
Elsnd J. Phelps. sm democrat.
George W. Hooker No. i,b.ok you;
never take sny,hins.
q \ FORBES, nj snsi revenue collector.
Vermont couesposdsrt B,.,oa Journal.
etc. etc. f.old you 81
I'D. Hatch. n passes vs.. truwps ~Lat
. hand Ia have
j. X Baioheldcr When this you see
remember me.
g. D. p.s. Sse my advertisement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

Gov. Page aud Secretary Of War Proctor
have bad . eouItfepce 90 the complies
lions which bsss ssisen over the smonpi
due Vermont under the direct tsx refund
| log bill and the governments claim
AZ sinsi the state Tor arms FURNISHED dur
ing the var.
| A Herald reporter had talk wi,h Gov.
Psge on the train about the interview with
6ecrstsry Proctor. Gov. Page said The in'
tsrview had no connection with the up.
pointment Of . successor to Senstor Ell
munds."
The suggestion OF the meeting between
the secretary Of var aud state auditor and
myself" said the governor, came from
me. 40 that We might get such Inform alton
from him regarding the direct tsI now
due the state from tue government as WAS
in bis possession. Throughout the entire
interview. which lasted over three hours
the secretary insisted that the government
hss no legal claim sgsin.t the state, and II
they have ID equitable claim II is more
than balanced by an equitable claim which
Vermont has for defending the frontier.
In GA Gov. Smith went to Washington to
consult with President Lincoln, asking for
arms to defend the frontier against invs
sious from Canada. The president saw no
legal method by which such arms could
be secured, but IL was y wal measure and
the arms we're forthcoming, and they were
charged to the state OF Vermont. The real
value Of there arms was between 500. 600
and 500. 600 but during the FraDco,Prus'
sian war the STATE Was able to dispose OF
them Tor q sum ,xceedins 500. 600. The
state had expended over $500. 900 10 or
gsnzipg militia to defend its frontier.
which sum was an equitable charge
against the government. Vermont has ali
ways stood ready TO settle. and by special
act Of the legislature the governor and au.
ditor OF accounts we're empowered to set
tie ~ coon a. like authority was delegat
ed TO some commission TO act Tor the M
tionsl government. But this commission
has never been appointed. Since the Sl79,.
600 direct tsx became due under the re
fundipg sctihe comptroller raises the ques,
ton a. TO the old balance Standing against
Us since 1864. but we propose to press the
matter snd secure = settlement il possible,
and when the settlement is reached the
balance will he found to BIZ in our favor.
sm especisliy anxious to have this mstter
adjusted while both Senator Edmunds and
Secretary Proctor are III Washington. and
for this reason the meeting was arranged.
The secretary OF war returned to Wash,
ington Wednesday. while the State Audi
tor Powell went to Brsttlebero. thence 10
Wasbipeto ton. where be will further investi.
gate the claim OF the government and 1t
be same time press the claim Of the state
OF Vermont. The governor will be kept
constantly adyited regarding the matter.
aud. il bis presence at Washington will
avail, he will join the state auditor there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

TIE Minnesots legislature adjourned
Monday morning amid scene OF wild up
roar, The Saturday session lasted until
after 8 o'clock Mopdsy morning. end an
hour before adjournment dramatic ut
tempt was made TO put through the anti
tights bill. The msiter Vas i'm med lately
put 10 vote sud defeated by . decisive
msjofi,y. Not one Of the remarkable Al
lisncs measures has reached the governor.
With the ballet bill went down also the
Carrier rail~sy bill. the Dean pool and
prixe'uebt bill. the Davis money bill and
the Hompe newspaper bill. which requir
ed tGat all newspaper articles should be
signed by their snthor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF WILLIAM WADE.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and
adjust I'll claims and demands Of sii persons
against the estate OF
William II. Wade late Of ssndgate
In sad District. deceased, and all claims eIbibis-
cd 10 Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid st tho
dwelling house Of Edgar A. wilcnI In said
Bandgste on the liib day .oi October
merit, from O'Clock 4. NJ until o'clock y.
NJ, on said day and that slI months from
the 18th day u April A. D. 1891 IN ihs
time limited by said Court for said creditors 10
present their claims 10 ms for examination and
allowance.
Dated At Sunderland ihis 2ist day Of Ap,il
A. D. 1891.
Tow j jShsps h assh6al;rw. Com"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

Hsnfy wsiisrson bss sounded 10 TIE
Cenrisr.Jourrsl tho hrsi baals'blssi OF
sec,la1sl srbsiliop IN the democratic patty.
lie d,noupeo The Ss~ York democracy -
Ls,las sls.ys bnll.dcned tho democracy
Of The rec, Of the eouot,y into accepting
csndil.iss vho ~src defeated by Nev
Yofl iac.ionsi qasuels He says the only
sroopi,on VS. T,lden. The vest and
sOulb. be explains. With true southern
emphasis, "ao no, mean TO stand any more
NONSENSE They ~ill control conventions
befesiisr."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23
REMINGTON COUNTY COURT.
ALvAN G. CoNNoR,

THE TAC0NIC MARBLE COMPANY.
Whereas, Avian q. Conner Of Manchester Ia
the County Of Bennington and state OF Vermont
hss brought an action against The Taconic
Marble Company, a corporation duly organized
under the laws Of West Virginia and doing busi.
Ders al Manchester In the County OF Bennington
Aforesaid, TO the December Term Of said County
Court A. ID. 1890 In which said Court said aclion
Is now pending. In plea OF the case tcom-
non counts In assumpsit) and claiming the sum
Of one thousand dollars ~ damages; and II APP
pesriDg that The said defendant The Tac0Dc
Marble Company is without this State 90 that
summons cannot be served upon IL.
II IL Th,rcfOre Ordered That The said doien.
dsDt be required to appear on the first day Of
tho next stated term Of said Court 10 be held Vt
Manchester within and for said County Of Ben.
nngton on the FIRST Tuesday of June A. ID. 1891,
and that the plaintiff shall cause this order 10 bs
printed In the Manchester Journal, public
newspaper published At Manchester IN said
County, three weeks succe, sively. the last VI
VIII oh publications thali be At least twenty days
previous TO the commencement Of the Aforesaid
term OF said Court, which shsli be deemed suf-
fciont notice 10 the taid The Taoonic Marble
COMPANY 10 appear and defend said action.
Dated al Bennington This 7,h, day Of April
A. d. 1884,
EDWARD J. HALL, Clerk,
MARTIN 4 ARCHIBALD, Attys for PIN. t5Jw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

II 700 have bad breath, sluggish bowels.
pain 10 the small Of yoar back. nervous.
pess or siddinsss. your vital organs arc
ssdly oct oil condition. A mere dose Of
physic viii mol help you Your only sise
course 10 TO take DR.. David Ksnnedy's
Fsvorite Remedy. OF Rondout. n. Y. and
cleanse yoar system Of the Impurities. IL
regulates The Liver and Kidneys.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

TIE sister colonies OF New foundland and
Cspsds ere not living happily side by side
and their relations have been somewhat
tiruiu.d Tor come time. The Canadians.
up TO lsa year had enjoyed the utuos
freedom 10 purchasing fishing bsit In New
iounjlsnd. bui then the same bait tariff
was eracted from them ss from the fisher,
men nom Fialce and New Enelsnd.
Since then Newfoundland bss undertaken
TO msks . reciprocity with the United
States. which ~m conrummsted except be
ing signsd. when Eoslsnd. ., the ipstsncs
Of C.nsd sst.pped 10 aud broke up The
arrangement Now !, il understood. New,
foundisnd viii rrfnse to cell licenses for
buylng bait 10 the Caualisns this season.
while granting them 10 the Uoited States
Hsb.rm.r. The C.Lsdisus are loudly pro-
testing srsius, their piopos,d EXCLUSION
and ~ill take an spp,sl 10 the imperisl
government,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

TIE Grsssenenn ios tbs dediosiios ID
the Bespisslcn battle mon unsns ere pro-
sfsssiss i..orsbiy. Col. yesEsy sili Be-
pru.lssa, 81 lhs Day snd IL 10 expected
thai Hon r.. J. Phelps viii deliver The or"
tiop Tho military display vii be very
GEa sd sneoe other attractions the West
poisi Cadets Gill be presenL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23
I COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

~ Estate Of WILLIAM y Baoos.
The undersigBsd having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District VI Man.
chester Commissioners. 10 receive. eIsmiBe aud
adjust Ell clsims and dsmsnds VI ell persons
against the estate 81
william " Bacon lsls " Sunderland
10 raid Disaret, deceased. and all claims exhibit
cd 10 effect thereto hereby give notice tia, We
IiIg house Of j. NJ. Gregory IN stid sunderland
{ The l7ih day Of October eeri, from O'Clock
4 nj. until 4 oeltes y on said day. aud that
tiI mortbs from the i7ib day u April %, 1881,
lie the time limited by raid Court for said credit
ora TO present their clsims 10 us for eramins'
lion and allowance.
Dsbd at Manchester this 20ih day Of April
A, o 1901,
J NJ. GhEGOhY, co,n,.
cosw DAVID n. ANDREWS, o""''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

President Harrison has bsen quite en-
Enthusiastically received u al prominent
points 10 tho south through which BIO hss
passed. aud ba made some very happy
short speeches, The reception at Gslvs
ION SIS very warm aud the speech be
msdc there ~m very happy and we'll re-
ceivsd. Galveston is rapidly growing
city snd more northern 10 its make up
than slmos, any other southern city. II
the New South" will pattern after Gal,
weston. Birminshs and few other places
II will soon rival the north 10 prosperity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

The so,cslled Labor Congress" which
me, ia KHnsss City last wesk WAS not
harmonious sf.ir. RESOLUTIONS favored .
tariff foT revenue. tho free coinage OF oil.
yer. issue VI legal tender notes sufficient
10 supply the bushes demands OF the
oouriry, government, control OF interstate
commerce &c. Tbese resolutions. come OF
them at least. were bitterly opposed. and
siter they were adopted by nsinri,y vote
many OF the delegates withdrew, claiming
tbs, the meeting Was simply Tor the pur
pose Of committing the Alliance 10 the
Democratic party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

Arrangements have been nearly complet
cd with Spsio which secures favorable re-
ciptoony arrangements in our trade with
CnbA This will considerably enlarge the
msrke, for our products and scoree sDo
iher point Tor the administration. II 10
confidently expected that within . few
months satisfactory reciprocity arrange
ments will be with nearly oil the countries
south Of Us. when this trade 10 fully estab
lished ii will absorb ell the surplus that
We ca, produce al present. Ia these trea'
ties We are given preference over other
nsiions 10 regard to certain products.
There is no ''iree trade" In snch On Or
fsngement. Ia other words We get an
equivalent for admitting products from
,hese countries free OF duty. with free
trade we would get no snch equivalent,
aud would be compelled to take our
chance With oil other nations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23
Darts ~ BUFFuM.s Es..,e.


Rfsta 81 Vermont, D.striet Of Manchester -
In i. obsis Court held Al Manchester. within
and for ssid Distiic. 90 the 5Dth Day Of April
A. u. 1881.
An Instrument parpoi iing 10 be the last viii
and Testament of Paris y. Bu1am late VI Dofsss
III s1d cictflet, deceased. being presented by
Henry Y. Bansn for Pf0taie.
whsreupon sarsion q raid Court. 10 be hsh
Al the pfota,e Once in Manchester. In said Dis
irlet, on the oh day VI hay, A. ID. 1891,
Al len o'clock 10 the forenoon vas ~.
posrtsd Ter the probate Of ssld ins,rnmeSt
and Tor I'll pef,ors concerned 70 sppeaf and con
test the same, II eaese there ~ for " doing.
aud pubic b0lses thereof vas ordered 70 be given
by the publication bets@f IN the Manchester
ycUssAL. . le.spspsr printed as sid MsDchss.
ter. Tires sests saccsssavsiy pfeyioas " said
tune % Appointed,
true record,
J. Y. FKsa, Psgisisri
ATrus Copy u Record,
,Vsv. Attest. J. II. fkss, Isgisiss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

A. 5000 - Ednapds' resignation vss Az
peutced. the csiedcnisn wired represents.
iives Of tho nssiossi sovsrSmsst aud .
rumber Of vssmoni stssssnen II IL vas
irns ihss they we're candidates ior The sen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

Tar r.efrr sscrIp "a nseH rSouon 10
csrr sxxsnrAs FnoprcvEs oosTE1iov THEE
cvs AaGrvs. virE A. scKnasyc fssTrap
or A prcGrassso scaLs ~ vaan-
Trnag nosnIrn ksp ssgron vEo mas sSn'
snp nus oorsrwr vaIrHyri1r IN rln on
~.s ouaRs 10 KncrrK rrsnos. soT A. a
oaAYvnr Erf a. sArTn ~ SIMPLE srs'
YgrA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

An certain - nos live. ssys @. L
Bsstbolomev, Of ksihssts. Mich, that Lr.
Dsvid Kenpeiys fsvoriis Remedy saved
my life When vas . victim Of Brigtts
Disease. Ny son bad fever core on biz
l~g. be. too. used Psrori,e Remedy. and
IL rov sell. Bot Tor this medicine sm
safe 18th fsther spd son would bare
been six feet nader the cod.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-23

bnrns. where be viii oct $50 bees On 5000
o. 1900 pheasant eggs that sre 10 be ship
ped from Iscng Islaud and Nsv Jersey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
LIE holy COAL.
Its Texturc-Testimony Il, to Genuinrnts.
Of the Relic.

fRy Anglo-Amcr,-an cable 20 tho Dispatch.l
Nvmr. GiR august l2.-AteXtile manu-
facture. who as summoned 10 exam nc
tie garment known n the Holy Coat. now
or exhibition IN the Cathedral al Ireyos,
saws that when the wrappers vcro removed
the vesiure WIS found 20 he in such 4 tat
to.ed condition that 1t could no; be placed
on exhibition. BISHOP AoTum then con-
suited gone experts, and fnallY the coat
was given to an aged ana experienced nun,
who gdmmed fne fragments OF the garment
together, es tn natrri2. was too mucn
worn 10 stand the st.aln OF needles and
thread.
Tho Holy CoDti e now partially ovoreid
with layer. a. tle matcTiAis with which II
has been wrap q up. A. these wrappers
lave become decaved trey cannot b.sepa-
rated from the coat. D.. Rock, Of AlI-ll-
Chapele. declares that lie has examined
the reverse side Of the Holy Coat and found
tnat It was mounted on silk vh.ch was
used in the first century. which was never
manufactured nftor tae sixth century md
when was always extremely costly.
Catholic circles consider this to be proof
that. the Holy Coat is the genuine Garncnt
worn by our Lord.
1t is EXPLAINED that Byssus il tho name
given from ancient Greek and Roman
times to tie bundle OF silky tilamcnts by
which many hiyalye shells attach them
selves 20 rocks or other fixed substances.
In the Pima # the Medi,crraucan these
Eiaments are remarkably long, delicate,
and strong. have n silky lustre and arc
capable OF being woven INTO cloth, upon
which avery high value u placed. But the
animal winch produces the,e valuable lila
ments Is now 50 rare that il IS almost eX-
clusivsly 81 article OF curiosity.