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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

TIE psrsiirni sent his message on Chi
lisn sff.ir. 10 Congress on Monday 1t
gives al The correspanience spd resume
81 the .,iiorce ,sten showing the details
Of the nnirsxes COMMITTED on our sailors
sad Then suns up the ul,imstum Of our
dsm,ids upo0 Coli as follows.
Flrsi Tbs, the asesui, u not relieved o'
4 The aspect which the early information o.
the event gave 10 u. via. Tha, Of 40 sttsck
upon The uniiorm 81 the United States ne
w, having / q origin sud motive 10 feel
log Of hostility 10 this government. aud
no, 10 any &C, Of The ssilon or spy o.
them.
Second That the public authorities oil
y.lpssi.o fssssn,iy failed in their duty
10 project cur men, spd that some OF The
police sud the Cbilisn soldiers and ssilors
we're themselves guilty Of unprosohed I"
.suli. upon our sailors bsiors and after
arrest. He the presiien') thinks the pre-
pobdesnee Of the evidence and the inner
sLt tf0haulilttrf feu W tbe cuHcsuftou
that Rissin ". Killed by the police o.
s0ldlep.
Thirl Thu, be ttbe prcsidenil IL there
fore CON PEELED 10 brios The case back Ia
The position taken bs this sovernmeni 10
tie so,s Of Mr.. whstton OF October 49,
i.st. snd 10 SAX LOT . suissbls
spolosy and ior sOme sdsaasie rspsrs,iOn
ios tie irjary dors TO this sovesnnsni.
10 The came note The attention OF The
Chilisu soveransu, vss called 10 the Oder
.vs character ola note addressed BY Mr.
Msss is minister Of iorsiss sh.irs. 10
Mr. xori,. i've minister ., This capital. On
ia lib Of lssi moaih. This dispatch vs'
o csgeisliy eommaHicsisd 10 this govern
uss,, bat. ~ Mr.. Moutt vss directed Va
,rsa.ls.s il and give u 10 The press Of Thu
esaa,ry. IL seemed 70 ne thst Il could mol
pss, wi,hoa, onolI notice II vss no'
ely asiiplenA.ic, but grossly insulting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28
NsM York PoiIties.

A good many New York Democrats oil
the better .ort are not pleased with the
proceedings, bossed by Gov. Senator Hill.
by which the Legislature Is running things
with . high hspd with little preteuse OF
fairness TO the minority. snd q good many
more are disguised with Hills proceed
ipgs In sqnelcbing the Cleveland Demo
Gratis and entirely ignoring the ex Presi
dent and his followers The Democratic
N. Y. Times says:
A large portion Of the democrats OF thu
State are DOW feeling that the orgsn'z a.
ton OF the party Ia iu the hands OF . com
bipstion 90 cu'rupt, INSCRIPTIONS snd
desperate that there is very little cbsnct
that the old damocrstfc doctrin e that To,
msjori,y must rule will prAsaii. The eant
OF political pitstes nov in control OF tb'
party organic ,lioa have shown their eI
prrtuess In the counting in, and counting
out process /, such sn Extent that homes
people may we'll bs discouraged vt the on
look Th're Ia only one remedy that Is
to arouse the masses OF the party to
sense OF the danger that confronts them
and to inform the people OF the Who'll
country as to the condition OF sfhrs II
this State. hoping tina, the National Con
veniion will approve the right and con
denim the wrong.
Nis qnite certain that Hill will secur
the New York delegation aud thus proven
The nomination OF Cleveland, but We ar
| inclined TO think be will never bs able 4
get the nomination himself. II he doe
there must be q large number OF Demo
Gratis in that state who will not vote 10
him. With The great bulk Of the party it vii
make little difis'e' CO who the candidate
but snma would draw the limo at Hill an
some At Cleveland and neither can pol
the full party vote 10 that state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

Tue n. Y Evening Post says: Governor
Flowers appointment OF l'ase II, Msynard
~ ladg. Of the oonrt OF sppesis Is reoog'
nix "a by the Democratic press ~ 20 inde'
feus IDLE that they receive |, 10 silence :
Tnere Ia noibog ia his career to commend
him for tl,i- exalted position. He has been
a polt OF the peroIcious activity kind
for uesriy tsenty yesn. He began - .
member Of the assembly from Delaware
county. and though bis skill - 10 polite
ian va. 80 fficisut TO get him elective ofiice
ia ,ha, county he has never been sble 10
olmmspd popular support 10 the state Of
large. u. ~as elected county judge and
surrogate there 10 1871. and his service on
that bench constitutes bis entire judicial
erperi.uen He WAS the Democratic can
did.te Tor secretary Of state 10 1883. and
vas tpitst.d rnnning behind his ticket.
VI then secured the appointment OF dep
nv tlfoey general al Albany. and In 1885
Secretary Mannins appointed him second
coo, oitoller IN the treasury departmsu
=, Washington. Secretary, FaircbiId pro
noted him TO the poet OF assistant secrets
n, aud 10 that position he originated thu
baRa. sugar fraud charges against ofiicial'
IL toe Nox York custom house and usst
them az "a excuse Tor msking hiteen re-
mos.ls We charged him With the rsspor
slhlhiS Tor this performances. aud be
tciest.phej 10 n. denying the charge and
demanded proof IA inyes,igrian VA
hril by cJmmpilte' 81 the sensts. and
ne cb.fse S@ sustained, Mr.. Maynard
f,iins 80 .pprsy ~ his own defence. The
.ussr ttani, we're snb,sqn-uily shown it
b., eDnr " bigus The ofiieisls removed
aud .-s.,led By Mypard w're.noners'ed
a.J ths Basiou A iy-f iser. which rePes'e'
M,yn.rd- charges against one OF the &C
cns~d. hiss recently pail "a 900 dsmsRe
a.. compromise TO prevent further leRs
pf0c edigs. 10 a suit Tor dsm,gss 10 shicl
taa jury gave q verde; OF sl2 500 sssips
ia spsf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

H. IL. I.,sst issue the American hsch'o
ia prints ,hot, reviews Of the year
,rpsa many large nfms. Jones d Meek, o.
C.oclassil. .r,s that their sale Of msebin'
,s,.' tool. have doubled every thee months
dusisy the yesr;G. wyke a Co, OF Bos'
oa. .sy ,hs dssnssds on them hsve inc'''s.
"a Isrs.ly, both 10 ih" country and
garope. the New York Bolt add Nat Com
psay rspor, that they hsvebeen compelled
10 double their plant by the business o.
the iss, .ir months, aud tbs, the OUTLOOK
!. equally good, IL there anything vfons
With stsrifi lac under which such trsd'
conditions are brought about aud main
taintdi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28
hsl,uty Added

Ia talking about the tariff he Democrats
slssys m iotsin ttst the duty Is added TO
the r,ice and that the consumer has 10
nav il. The following items are being II,
tensively copied into the Democratic pa
per-: New EnglspJ Almanac. issued by
the Neu Enslsnj Tariff Reform essnN,
contsia. acme tables OF much value to the
uuipi,is,ed From the table showing
du,ie. nnder the present tariff upon var
lions leading articles al imports and the
cos, With dntv aaapd OF 500 worth Of
each, ue select for iilu .'ra'inn q few arii
Giles.
For example: TEE cost Of 800 worth -
tapestry csrpetipg. With duty sdded, 10
slsl45. That's, $40 worth OF this carpet
inc eos III. corsu ner s35 %.
10 the zane ~sy 500 worth ready made
clothing GOATS sIsi "a. which mskes $40
suit COS, the consumer sls,47.
%. hupdrej dollars worth OF biiumin
oas coal costs si2i. 81; masking $40 worth
Of coal cos, the cou,umrr sl2 l6.
WOODEN blanket. cost With duty sdded'
$50 81 for 800 worth. which mikes hat
worth Of cost the cousimer s. 10 sod .
psir n blankets worth a cos, the consum
e, s. g.
II orr Democratic friends would only
add 10 their statements that. according 70
this years price lists OF the manufacturers
carpets are lover than they we're before
the Mckinley hill Vas psssed and love-
than they we're ever lnown before, End
that the same may be sid Of clothing,
voolen blankets sud oi Almos. everything
slse that ve msnniaotcre. they would bs
telling The truth aud =, the same time con
tr,dic, their statement that the consumer
always psys the ,srif. Oar Democratic
i,ieods claim 10 be unable 10 understand
bov : du,y on articles can sficrd pro,ec
ton without raising bepfice. II protec
lion siYes oar msnufseiures the whole
marie, where before they bad bn, bali Of
II Of eourse they can make the goods
cheaper Tor they are sufe Of larger sales o
. stable price which can be shaded dosf
10 The nsrovest margin Of profit Th'
pscns viii not be lowered by goods LET
ever 10 be sold u great, reduced price.
-.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28
,,pTrR pJIDLEY,S Esrarg.

! pY.1r ~ yEan0sr District " Msecbtsisr,ss
In probais Cont, held At Manchester, sitbin
and tof rad District on The iL'b day "
ysLasfy A y. 1874
J,,se NJ Hard, Trustees Of tie estsis OF Peter
f,aaies late 81 MsneLe,tsr IN SAD Disifiei De-
ess.sd, prsseEts his trustee account fof siam'
ln,tton AID Allowance .snd ssts for disifboiion
Of ihe estate. a.
wLereupon. IL was ordered W said Court ~.
aid .ceonat he referred 20 ssssi'n Of ssid
r0n,t. 10 81 held ~ the Probate ones "a MAJ.
ebs.isr, Ia said district, 90 ths nh dsy OF
J.pssfy A. o. 1872, Al 10 O'clock 10 VIE Tore.
no0n, Tor bearing ard decision therein Ana 70
farther ordered, that notice hereof bs given 70
III fsors tntefssted, BY publication ~ ths ssss
,hrse weeks spcesssissiy in the nAscsrsn4
yornsii., ne sspsper Published Al hsnchsslsf'
os,l,ss 10 said time sppoantsd fef hssfibs,
hat thsy may sppesr :, sald time sad pi.es qua
,ho- nsnss, ~ ALy tbsy may have. vby saia ae-
o1upt shoald not bs Showed, aud distribution
made.
Aitsss. ~ PENN. Register.
| ss,,. A.sssi, liz. YEss. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

We used TO ben good deal. and DO
nov ior that MISTER. sbont Car Reed snd
bis d.spo,ic rulings Ia the New iorA
Senate The Republican members protested
against the form OF the pew census BILL
bn, Ia Gov. sbeshsp. Hilis car. per
.mpiorily ruled them out OF order sno
wonld DO, alto. them 10 speak. But We
see no adverse criticisms Of Car Sbeehsp
10 those papers which we're won't 10 Call
Tom Reed bard names, because he Insisted
thai mao Who ws present in the House
Was present, and helped TO makes quo
,an-thst II was his privilege 10 vote OF
mol. bat thu, be had no righ, to SIT 10 his
.est. declare be Was not present, and 90
deprive other members Of their night 10
vote through 9 claimed lack OF quorum
even though In fact squorum was pres
emit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

PLACED Ia their works vs'y powerful lathe
Tor iurnins eolanp. Of large sira The,
have scms 10 IN .ke fx Nss io,k weighing
shen hts, pot 40 ls,hs ever D 100 ponds
This 1rn hes 90 hard ceI.rsc, 10 pro-
vide snd lay . marble aoos in Brandon
and Chsnpl.ip marbles. 10 the sFrssus
National Bsnt. corner fcnrih snd Atlantic
syes brooklyn. n. y. Aiso coDirse, for
io.sriof sotk Al The Capitol. Aihssy. n. y.
Rsvenss Of bachelors used TO eoSisia an
Alloy Of painiai sp,ieipstion on account Of
sIsepiess nights With Tie prospective baby,
bu, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has made oil
that part Joy forever,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

Gee rIosa has sppcts,ea 10 rse'n'
sr co ID. beach Of tho Mes ferk conrf o.
.ppesl.. tho highest court 81 The stats,
isa.e u nsynsrd, rasn sboss sole Defi'
,or The place spprsn 70 be that be acted
49, ~ Jss.ssa aud did large STARE o.
Toe diray vort 10 the Democratic steal o
,ss state ssnss TIE Tribsos dee'sfe'
,as ,tpoinirassi 70 be - high crime snf
nlsaenaseor sssipa the people. Id
Tines !. scarcely IL. severe ~ lie eri'cisn
pr.,s ssscias M.ypGds promotion 70 b.
r,s,tet more e. less ibsa = reward To-
bel ss IN prspsirsis fraud 90 The peopl'
Il ses York'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

"a a., psssl ssEesr ssa 10 TIE tfsepaTs
s.r.snsrs. ~ IA eirtcily inpaisd sstrs's
s,a snssnovisy 10 tbs rsports o. The hsvs'
snoss suita Nv rrscisl coGmnS'esiicns
u.as hy Ne srsrs,irs dspsrtaeni 70 Goa
sres I, vii he observed its' J have
bottled sh. Chilisn sosefnmss, that un
,e.s ,s.. nois 1. II osos vittssvh and en-
.poio,, .. rstlic - tie oGsese nsde.
van t.rnia.ie aiplaGs,ie felsisoss
Tee rtqsesi tos ibs recall 81 Nj Lss.
upou IA. srouad ihsi b. vss rot psfsons
xr.,s 90. Bnseoompsbtet by sny sass'r
,,ou sbsi ooais properly be ascd IN sop
mar, Of il. srd inirr that tie naaess 10
b..sd apes escisI sss q M Lssu Which
hsvs received zoe spptovs' Of this govern
nsut Bat, La.srer itsi msg be, could
not cohssnt 10 ecnsder spch question
up,,l !, bs3 frs, b~tp .riilea sh'tarf our
eerr.pandsnoe wi,h Chiii could be- con
1uc,si upos . bssis Of mutual rs'pee'.
The gorernnsn, 90 Tuesds, reesised .
llons message from Nisis,@' Es.s, coo
,eyins az unrr 90 The par, Of tue Chiiisn
so,srnutp, Tor The seiilemcni Of oil ei'ss'
Ia a,fseul,ia. si,b the usi,ed State.
Thi. di,pa,ch confirms the statements
made 10 the Associated Press dispstch from
Santiago early this morpipg. which Vas To
.a.e, that Chill hsd ,sreed TO withdraw
the d sr.ive note sen, by ssnor Malta. to
.i,bdrsu ito rrqaesi for the recall OF Min'
,.,,, Es.u sna 20 .ubmii the Baltimore
sfdr to the arbitration oi some neutrsl
nation or 10 the decision Of the United
States Supreme cont
Mr.. Essn states these propositions at gree
, Tar length than the press dispatch. but thu
axsoi additions cannot nos be ssceriaiDed
/, There 10 revson TO believe. however. ths
, the Chiliisn government not only offers Y
withdraw the offensive NOTE but also offer
TO spoligizs for it. II also agrees to tn
: positions ,skcu by the United States 10 re
gard 10 the right Of The asylum snd th'
safe conduct OF refugees. Mr. Essns dis
patch vas submitted TO the cabinet as
o meeting Tuesdsy. The entire question ~
a discussed and il is understood that din
/ erence Of opinion was developed % to ih
a propriety Of accepting the offer wishou
/, modification, 90 fer IS it related 10 th'
submission OF the question Of Chili's li.ol
d i,y for the stack on the Baltimore sailors
g TO the arbitration Of neutral nation or I
n the decision OF the Supreme court. With
n out reaching = decision the meeting w
4 adjourned. The president will doubles
!. com IN ubicate Mr. Egsn's dispatch to Con
;. sre.s, bu. will not do so for several day
!, uuless il ia called for by the House.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

OF anything wrong with the Kidneys OF
Bladder. recourse should II once be bad sd
DR.. Kennedys Fsvori,s Remedy. OF BON
dous, n. Y The isvorile Remedy bal
CON pletely CURED cases Of Stone 10 sh'
Bladder, from which relief bad been vain
" sought. Where there IL . tendency Y
Rheumatic Con, speedy relief invariably
follavs its use
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

The association OF the Son, Of Vermont st
Chicsso, held their annual reunion last
Tuesday evening at which Gov 9. 5. Page
delivered The address, which wS very
clean aud able encomium on Vermont men
sod resources As the executive Of this
state. Gov. Page y. cordially and enihu'
siss,icsliy greeted BY ,hoss prominen'
yermosteu Who have made Chicago their
dwelling place.
without doubt the most wonderful rem
eSy for pain ia Salvation Oil II sells for
Is eeris.
The Brandon NJ E g Co. have recent!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

osu n l..iou sslss 10 ssssuiss 800 each.
70 issats the pecss.ay fsuds fer The eree
,,ap a The ycfnoui buildias siihs sof'ds
lair, have given their sssspi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

HJn1 rssTrr sgsTu 30 BOT hiT"ot0n
,Mr senYas, tpsoTn1Tsr Tsnry.) rn0s
..xr sTautosT a. ornsrssr.. ihh
ons,xs a. sHrss sTaTEssns u ssT 70 an
cran gma L.naEsr snurss ~ vIaisn roi
yMsas aet.rrF. ruv 10 rus ~, NJ SHAT
,rfn NH,ss rcsuptH rrr sraspAKD az
oosronr 1xoso wan SonHno CLASSIC .
Esfas Tte.ff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28
IMPORTANT.

The English Dcssieaiei Soups oaa be hr'
@A. A. Wayne a %. II Laf,a ". Boston
Sole Agent for Men England States. Writ
% o. Anketesl. 20 So. Wiliam ~ Ner Yorl,
for a quarter pound iin, making from 2 10
quarts DELICIOUS soup. Postpaid. Doc. A gooC
nresimenffr a small ouilay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

The Burling,sa Free Press states that
70 Of the 100 men whom the worlds fat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28
cOukT OF INSOLVENCY
1,oMMIssIONEK'S NOTICE.

NOM MISSIONEHb NUTIOE.
" Estate Of CHAsI1rTE Ass Psrrsosk.
The upaerrisped having been appViLtsd by
,bs Hon. Probate Court for the Disinet Of Man.
chs.taf Commissioners. to reeetvs. t1se no, ana
.dlu,t Ali claims and dsmsnds OF al psfsons
against the estate o.
CLar'otie Ann Petiibons. la's o. hsnehssni
tad IN ofsst thereto, hersby give notice ths' We
I'M meet, Tor the purposes Aforesaid, 81 be
raitn,p Uonse u Manchester CsnfrsI on me
zld day u July NIT from Cciocs
N mil four O'Clock y y, on said dsy, sha
sb.i an months from the 22nd day Of Itruary
A b 1891, 10 tho time limited BY said Court iof
aid erediiors 10 present their claims 10 os i"'
e.sninsiion aud silowsIce,
Dated at Manchester iLis Pad day ofJsbuAr1
A. D 1891
ssa, ALLAN l. GRAVE,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-20
THE ROSA L1NDE CONCERT.

The small but compact audience which
heard the first concert in tho Academy
of Music series were we'll repaid for
Drawing the threatened inclemency of
the weather. In opening this critique
pardon is asked for stating that il is
taken as an indication of avarice and
not OF appreciation to insist on encores
when an artists disinclination is made
manifest.
The Linde tre upe arc we'll above me-
diocrity in value-strong enough. in
fact, to be able to stand just criticism,
which in no wise detracts from their
artistic excellence.
The programme was we'll arranged
and the familiar appearance of many of
the mum bers was not without its com
pensation.
Miss Mawson is a clever pianist and
still better accompanies. Her rcndi.
tion of the List rhapsodie in tho Sec
ond part was preferable to tho Mosz.
kowski waltz in e major with which
she opened the concert. Her playing
is accurate, sympathetic and delicate,
so much so as to be hardly of sufficient
force for concert work. The instru-
ment used was Sohmer OF fine quality.
Mr.. Bernard Einsteine has tenor
voice brilliant and full of timbre in tho
upper register, but of Indifferent quality
in the lower notes. His method of pro.
ducing his chest notes is open to cri-
ticism. 1t certainly does not follow the
rules of the best teachers. His mum bers
were the familiar ballad, Come, my
Love-" and an aria from Rigoletto.
Nine. Rosa Linde has strong con-
tralto voice with remarkable register,
evidenced by her singing Gounods ITO
Spring." soprano solo. Neither of
her numbers had been heard here be.
fore.
Mr.. Franz WilcZek was the pri ncip pal
attraction of the evening. He handles
his violin like master. He opened
with fantastic caprice (Viouxtemps),
one of Remenyis favorites, though
his work would hardly compare with
shat of his great countryman. He lacle
the humor which lightens the latter's
bowling and excuses his musica
cccentricities. Mr.. Wilczek is at his
best in the broad movements which
he fills with color. Sarasate's Gy psl
dances ere Spanish sWilczck ha:
q wider repertoire and ono o
| creator mort to draw from i'll the GyIsN
lore OF Hungary. He was warmly en-
cored and will be greeted as an ole
friend should he ever return.
The concerted number was tho ia
miliar Home to Our Mountains" iron
| III Trovatore.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-20
SCHOOL MATTERS.
:juvies.

The school question is getting good
strong airing, thanks to the agitation
started by THE TIMES. The communi-
cation from Junius in another column is
Gear statement OF the popular side Of
the subject. There is plenty of money
Tor promoting efficiency in the schools
The expenditure OF less than 81 25
month for each pupil ia not calculated
TO convict tho authorities of extrava-
gancc in the eyes of people who are
aware that many places expend twice
that amount TO the still greater advan.
tags Of those communities. The CITY
spe ads q much larger amount per
clpita to feed and support criminals
and paupers. 1t ought not to begrudge
>ney spent in promoting education.
the greatest enemy of vics, crine and
pauperism.
as to the supplementary Of schools,
the salary is entirely inadequate to the
position. From the standpoint of a
certain element if Mr. Derr did nothing
and received nothing everything would
be lovely. But the city has no right to
exact or to expect services for which e,
is unwilling to pay.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-20
BIELa,S COMET.

According 10 the astronomers the
world is about to witness one of the
most astonishing comets on record. 1t
is little early to be certain, but prob
ably by Thursday, the Gath, it will be
as largo as the moon and twice as un-
natural.
At present it is in tho constellation
Andromeda, is directly overhead at
about 8 p m, and to keen Dyes is visible
as blurred star If it is Biela's comet,
as surmised, IL is coming straight to
ward the path of the earth at the rate OF
400 miles a second, and il the earth pets
to the junction at the Same time the
comet does somebody is going to get
hurt.
II the comet is all in small pieces
they will get burned up like SO manv
grains OF powder when they bump into
that excellent defensive armor, the
eArth's atmosphere. II the head of the
comet is OF that kind there will he
funeral in the Biela family in case O.
collision. If it is a hard, knotty lump
the funeral will be on us.
When the comet last appeared in Is i6
1T looked like o big brass headed tack
Blcla's comet was once largo svm.
met;ical body which travelled on it's
shape. but it seems to have bumped into
bard hcadcd customer somewhere in
sp c which broke it up badly.
- p. inent astronomer 6gures that
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-20
NEWS OF The CHURCHES.

Rev. Oliver c. Miller, pastor of St.
Marks Lutheran Church, will preach
this morning at II o'clock and evening
at 7:30. Subject in the morning From
Gabbatha to Golgotha Evening. The
Nature and Office of Conscience" Sun
day-school at o:45. Young peoples
meeting at 6:3O p. IN.
St. Paul's Reform Service at II III.
in Smiths Music Hall, corner Salem
avenue and Roanoke street. Sunday
school at p. m. Rev. Lewis Roiter,
pastor
Grace M. E. Church South, corner of
Fourth avenue and Third street n. e.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. by
DR. s. X. Cox, pastor. Sunday school
at $3.50 q. M. All cordially invited.
First Baptist Church, Rev o f.
Hippo, parton. Preaching to-day at IL
a N. and 7:3O p. m. Sunday.school at
Calvary Baptist Church, Campbell
street, above Park-Rev. r Il AGREE,
d. d, pastor. Preaching at II a. IN.
and $50 y m. b. the pastor Sunday
school at 9:30 a. m. Special arrange
ments and comforts have been provided
for the infant class. A very cordial
welcome is extended to al tho above
services.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-20
ROANOKE, VA, NOVEMBER 90, 1899.
"PRoFEssIoNAL" JURYMEN.

TIE TINES publishes this morning an
expose OF the jury system as tits worked
in the courts OF Roanoke. 1t requires
certain amount of holiness to tell the
truth about an OWL which has grown to
startling dimensions. We em phatically
declare that the jury system is in dan
ger OF becoming demoralized if its con-
duct continues as at present. There
have been mistriais so contrary to evil
dence that, privately, members of the
bar have denounced the juries in I'M
measured terms. They might hesitate
unless certain of it's overthrow, but they
will rejoice when proper state of af
fairs has been brought about.
THE TIMES has copies of the records
before it to prove beyond question that
hardly single jury in two years has
been free from tho presence OF the pro-
fessional iuryman: that on most Juries
there have been several, and that on
more than one q majority were of that
undesirable type.
The evil has undoubtedly grown
principally from the uuwillingness OF
busy citizens to serve on juries
secondly from the desire of casy.going
deputies to get juries with the leas
labor to themselves. The remedy would
seem to lie in increasing tho jury lis
and rigidly insisting upon the attend
ance of the members of tho panels
drawn.
Tho oriental courts arc cursed will
professional witnesses. They don't have
iuvies