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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
CON CERNING ANNEXATION.
Probable Course of the Administration
Causing Considerable Discussion.

WASHINGTON, March 9-There is con
siderable discussion among diplomats and
senator's as TO the course the president and
secretary of state may pursue with refer
ence to the Hawaiian annexation question.
Under the practice Of the senate, IL being a
continuous body, the treaty does not lapse
with the expiration of congress, therefore
the document sent to that body by Presi-
dent Harrison will hold hold its place un-
less withdrawn by President Cleveland.
Thus far neither the president nor his sec
retary OF state have given any intimation
as TO the attitude they will take.
Judging from the utterances OF Demo-
cratic senator's who are on the foreign af-
fairs committee, there seems TO be no dis
position TO move raoidly In this matter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
A surpr,se In store.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9-The Evening
Item I'm its financial column officially de.
nies that the Boston and Maine and New
Haven committee have reached any agree.
ment 1t says also that an announcement
favorable to Reading will be made shortly
that will surprise the street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
princess Kaluiani at washington.

= WASHINGTON, March 9.-Princess Kaiul-
ami and party arrived In Washington
about noon yesterday over the Pennsyl-
vania railroad from Boston. In the party
were the princess, Mr.. and Mrs. Davies
and Miss Davies, a private secretary and
maid. They were driven from the station
to the Arlington hotel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09

NEW YORK, March 9--At the meeting
Of the board of directors Of the Western
Telegraph company yesterday, General
Thomas T. Eckert was elected president
and general manager of the company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
A Big Steam Plant.

The Corliss Steam Engine Company
has furnished a steam plant for the Lake
Roland Elevated Railway of Baltimore.
Md. 1t consists OF two tandem COM
pound engines with cylinders 20 and 50
inches by 5-foot stroke connected together
by means of a shaft IL inches in diam
eter and 52 feet long which Is divided IN
to two parts, being supported near the
center by two bearings and carrying jaw
clutch so arranged that either half OF the
shaft can be thrown off at will. This
arrangement in case Of the disabement
of one engine, enables the entire plant to
be driven by the other by disconnecting
the connecting rod strap OF the disabled
engine; and by opening the clutch at the
center either engine can operate its two
generators entirely Independently OF the
other engine. The boiler plant consists
of six 64 inch vertical Corliss boilers in
tended to run at 16o pounds gauge pres
sure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
Home Rule Amendment.

LONDON, March 9-The conservatives
have unanimously decided 10 move as an
amendment 20 the motion Of the second
reading of the Home Rule bill that IL be
read six months hence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
wooi-combing improvements.

Two patents on devices for imp ro We
ments in wool-combing machines were
recently issued to Messrs. John and
Thomas Sharpe of Thornton. The OBJ
ject of one Is to produce wool comb in
which the movement OF the guide aprons
may be adjusted without reference to
the speed of the drawlng-of rolls and
The other invention relates To the
aprons by which the silver is carried
from the circles. and its purpose is to re-
duce the wear on the silver aprons aud
TO insure new wool comb in which the
speed of the guide aprons can be ad-
justed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
A Tail Stock.

John W. Boynton of this city has
patented tail stock for milling pur-
poses. and has assigned it to the Brown
& Sharpe Manufacturing Company. II
is designed TO provide means for readily
sary or desiret adjustments OF the back
centre of "a milling machine. includin x
not only lateral and vertical, but angular
MI iustmauts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
A Health Drink. Nerve aud Braia Food,
Contains nil tho elements ones system requires.
Prepared by NJ. =. AVER, OF Boston.
A Vegetarian for many years.
Price, 70 Cents Per Pound.

DIRECTIONS. Prepare the sGmc as Coffee, using
not more than two-thirds much for the same
amount OF water or Que tablespoonful for "a pint.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

From Piiisburg the eptrt comes thai
the product ofpig iron 10 1892 WAS 3. 1870
900 tons 90 increase Of nearly 1000 O0t
tons over 1891, and stocks on hand srs
lish BIZ. showing thst the iron made has gone
into consumption, As the Increased raj .
road mileage during the year was small
IL mu 1 he inferred that The consumption
OF iron for uses other then r.il.is largely
increasing. Increased production VAS &C.
compsnled 10 1892 by Increased eIchsp'
ges With iof.i o countries. The totsl
movement OF foreign trade wss the Ian
ees, 90 record amounting in round NUM-
ber., With D,cen,b,r partly estimsted. to
81 SCI. 600 900 Ofihis .um $3.50, 600 DOC
we're erpor,s aud sss0 900 900 imports.
Nor has the domestic traie failed TO share
~ the improvement Az II crease OF sboui
10 p.r cent 10 The bank clearines Of The
iesdius cities and Of shout 2 per cent
10 rsilrosd ir fiic iuGiest-s t1st home com
m.rce wac As scilvs 10 proportion IS for
eisn commerce. Tue outlook pr ssges
good times Tor 1893 When production
incr sses eommere. swells aud prosperity
results. OF all the great articles of rods
nciion 10 hi. couLuy only one = corn -
shovel diniUniion 10 y!e 4 last year
OF ali the other. there wss 40 Increase, sud
those xbo prodneed them, wbo excbsng
Cd III, m, AID who converted them ibio
inished products must have ms'e mou.
ey
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

usssliy pfsoes are feps up quiis - hish
- they vouli be II saeh ifsdiss o.. not
allowed. oorasiorly scne r.. ~ gets
oorass % Che nrrtei and ieIo~ prices
down te squsess bis hto,b'r traders bal
ihess perscas DO net isss long
There IL ssoihsr class q tuyas vho
arr 90. speealsteu a eli and to uhom The
privilege is.sr - blessing.
Tbs pols, ., issue Is vol snd specinetly
eIplsiped by toe New fprk Esening Poet.
Which shows tia, he buyer 81 iulare in
srsis, cotton or povisiors bays 10 order
10 nirluiAs The nnosfisibIy 10 himself
and TO reduce be ignorance Of the future
10 positive knewiedse 90 far |. bis o~n
trsnaetions ,re eonotraed. He Knows
that Gotten, 10 fabric. will brius fred
price pr .nd q per pound. because be
has ord 70 itr il q that price. lie knows
alec ihsi the co.i OF msuulscinre 10 ared
becsnse bic scale Of wsges vita his work,
neu far The cc@ias year makes Il reasons
bly, 90 All be then needs is 10 FIX the
prics'oi bic rae cotton. which be does by
bo,ins Ieture 10 cotton IRON . response.
BILE broker In.tssd Of plunelps inio that
VORTEX q Wild gan bling which Mr.. Wash.
burn assumes 10 be the object OF futures.
the manufacturer OF CT ton goods has
through the purchased this future elimils
ted the last element { I uncerttinty, gsmbI
ling or venture. from bis business, and il
running bis mill Oh what all business men
would style dead certainty OF living
profit Futures are the means Of mipimizi
ing the risk IN all competitive prodnc
tion. Risks to millsr,. manufacturers.
merehapss. add transportation generally
csnnot be minimiz q, nor indeed, seriously
diminished. without their aid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26


Toe south never ioresve Gen. Butler
teeanss be would not allow the "secesh"
somsn Of New orlesus 10 throw ,lops
and .pit on bis soldiers None OF the
southern papers speak liudly Of him and
few favls him. The Nashville Amer.
can gets az the iollosine: Old Ben Bait
De- IL desel Early yesterday morains the
anRsl 81 dtssb. setting under the Devils
nf3r.. took bin from earth ard land.
lia ia AelL IL Ill this S1uthsra couttry
'bere are 90 lear, no sishs aud 10 regrets
sie lived oul, ico long, We are glad be
tAg a last been removed from earth cad
essl ~ the Devil the possession be has
sReatei II there IL failure Of pesee 10
slers Tor Bsn Batter. sfsr bic enirnss
apan eisruity. Their ihsrsis 30 heaven spd
80 u hls IL h. II bel be only - black
"a he 6aoa Beok describes IL. Thea there
80 rol the dcsrses 81 punishment 10
sh,eh some Christians 90 firmly believe.
Hs has gene, AID ircm the sentence which
Aas sireaay beea passed upo1 hin there
IA % appeal lie 10 already 90 deep down
ii lns pa 81 everlasting doom that be
esa5n'i Sc, ihs moe, powerful ssr tran.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26
MARTIN sLOcUM's EsrArr.

- srArg on vgnaosT .Districto Of MaDche ester 80
In Probate Court, held al Manchester, within
aud for ssid District, on the Gib day Of JsnusIy
A. ID 1885.
NJ 4. 60 burn and A. L. Graves. Trustees ~
the hairs Of Martin hlocnms estate, make spplis
cation 70 render an account OF their trustseship,
with the view Of oertAining ths amount IN Their
b ands and Tor The purpose Of paving "a the
hoifs Of Mary v Wymsn ols N The beDtncistisr
" said trust fund.
Wherenpon, II il ordered by said Court, thst
said account aud said application bs referred %
sesslou OF said Court TO be held al the Probate Or
fioe 10 Manchester in District on the l7th dsy
OF February A ~ 1898, At 10 O'Clock 4. ~. for
hearing and decision thereon And II 10 further
ordered. that notice hereof be- given % all psr
sons interested BY publication Of the ssms tire
weeks sueeessiysly 10 tha Manchester JorEs, l.
pewspaper Published al Msnchast previous
20 sAid tloIs appointed for hssribg tbst they
may appear Al said time and place snd s1os
eause II any they may have, Why raid seeonni
should pot be allowed aud such decree made.
true record,
!, ~ FRss, Register.
true copy Of record.
aess Attest, J. n. gRss, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

siAto 81 Vermont. Disft et Of Manchester, ~.
IN Y obate courI heid Al nsnehsser. within
.nA ior said District on The oh day Of Jabnsry
A. u. 1888. M
J. N. Uph d u n0rtet Trustee d Hsrs D.
d crest under the viii Of Jonathan Hnie,t late Of
! 3 81 10 said District dscessed. mskes spgics
ton 10 ienoer 40 s1eonnt 81 bic ifnstsssLip ~
the pu,p0se ~ dividing iLs said unst fund
smong he hslts u said Maria q. bserst tbs
bsu, hcafy o. ssid tr0st fund
VII fsupoD, ! IL ordered by sala Court that
said stcohut tnd said application be fefeffsd 20
session d raid Court ~ he held Al the Probate
0fire ~ NJ nthester, 10 said Disret on TIE
Nh daF 3s1asTy. A. u. lssa. IL 10 o'closk ~ The
f0rsbC0s. IN hsaflDg AID decision ihtff0gi And
II isfihnr ordered that notice thereof. be given
10 ~ sers0ps interested BY The publication ~
tbs ssns three seefs soccstsissiy In the MAJ
ebssier JcrtsAt, hswspspef Published ~
Va ncL ester pr Ylops W fsld tnls ADp.intd Tor
bearing, that ihsy may sypess ~ said time sud
plsos aud sbCs espss If aay they may bsss, VIZ
.sid seeosni sh0nld nOt DE als1red, AID kpeh
decree mads
true record.
Attest, ], II. fEss, Register.
True Copyof Record,
wsvs Attest, J. r. PENN, EtFisttr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

The president has sent TO the mate
the nomiustion OF Frank G. Partridge Is
United States minister to Ventz aels. Mr..
Partridge is . native OF East MiddDebury,
Vt, about 80 years Of age. He attended
Mddlebnry c llege two years a1d Is q
graduate OF Amherst co'lege and Co'um-
bia law school He engaged for a time 10
private business in connection with the
marble interest OF s ,nstor Proctor and
was 10 Europe when tbs present admins
trstion came ia. When he r.turned to the
United States he became private secretary
10 Mr.. Proctor, who was han secretary OF
wa, aud remained in that position until
about tw o years ago, v hen he WAS appoint
cd 20 !citor OF the department OF state to
succeed Wake B'slue. In that capacity
be developed a marked aptitude for the
clear and thorough exposition OF the 10
iricscies OF iut.sua,iopsl law, aud psrficul
lsrly OF that branch spp,rtsluing TO ex,
tradition. he has as made study OF
the tans led diil fmstic history OF the rt'
la,ions between the Unitei States. aud the
couutti.s Il s 1uibero su Central Ameii,
ca, soihst be IL regarded = peculiarly well
fitted for his new duties
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

Reports to Brsdslreet's from one bnn
drsd aud thirty nge railway companies
iurnirh an aggregate OF S508. 025, 900 gro Is
sarDiues IN 1892 about per cent more
t8au their total gross earning in 1891.
aben their gain as compared with 1890
was 9 6 per cent Granger roads report
relatively the largest increase 10 1892 (l2
pr cent East, ra railroads and the South
wtslerps following with gains OF and 8
pr cent respectively. Southern railroads
increased their gross earnings last year
over 1891 by 6 per cent and Pacific rail.
wsys similarly, while central Westerns
gained 3 per ceut, and rink lines Only
2 7 pr cent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

Justice Lamar OF the U. s. Sapr sme
Cour, died suddenly OF heart failure, a.
Macon. Ga Monday. he had been in
poor hesltb but VI" gaining and his sndl
den death was great surprise aud shock
TO bis ifiends. he bad quite long career
es member of both houses OF congress
sud was secretary OF the interior in Presn
dent Cleyelsnd'r first cabinet. and sft,r
uards appointed by him ioa vacancy in
the snpreme cont His death will cause
vacancy Which President Harrison may
3, o. leave 10 hts successor. The genetsl
course bas been TO OIL important vacancies
before a change Of administration aud
po0abiy Harrison ~il adopt the ssme
course.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

Barre Granite men have raised SIS. 900
70 rake 40 exhibit Of their products At
Chicago. IL is proposed to buy the sba't
fos iyiog in the quarry Of +. L. Smith 4
Co, ~hieb all doish four feet square at
tho base sud 40 feet in length. and using
iais To- shaft. erect one OF The largest
monuments ever bnili 10 the state. and
which, all o. the work being do,e 81 cot.
all use no 5000 OF the money. The re-
mstuisa $1,000 will be used 10 smslier
vork. presenting carved. rock faced and
polished specimets Al the close OF tie
fair the work IL 10 be cold and the
II ceeds divided amons the stoekhoiders
Who DO to' eIpec. tbs, over 10 per cen, Of
t8sig investment will be lost 10 the scheme
which il considered by all "a sdviss bile
l1b iof The tosn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

The .tti.op,ion bill aesis ped to prsseu,
speculation IN futures. " before Congress
and causes great coUienlion. II iss pet
MEASURE Of Ito isfnasrs who el.im thst IL
works eresi ioiary. especially IA The cell
Jog a corn aud shts, Tor iaiafe deliva
~.
!, 10 opposed chiefly On the ground ,hs.
il 10 Unconstitutional. Bat trading 10 10,
,ure. is 90, always 40 evil 10 the farm or
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

II ~ rsthtr startling 10 read the plain
statement OF the bead u one Of the most
iufiaebtisi labor organizations Of the eoun
try that be IL 9 socialist Yet here Is the
uttrsrcs d Grand Master Workman Pow
d,ily 10 e gathering OF unioD carpent,rs
a. Scranton, Pa: AN socialist, aud /
ssy II si,bout biusbiDg. II the Svowai
briuss eoDd, mustion | sm willing 10 take
u. Ian one Of the 100000 socialists
10 this county. believe the railroads
are publieh,ghwsys aud should be nation
al zsd and ta., tue lrgrspb system
should be osned aud optr4,ed by the gov
ornment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

Tbs coat Of The HOMESTEAD strike and
rot. TO The state Of Pennsylvsni. 10 now
for the hs. time Officially stated al si3i,,
sis 50 This total does DO, inela3e The
lar greater lo.s caused by deprivation Of
wages. Sickness and other expenses thsi
fail upon indiyidusl'. The conviction Of
Hash Iemlsy. district mater workman
Of toe Heights Of Labor. 90 the charge o.
bong COZ cefDed 10 tue comp racy 10 poi
son non uHion woikmen. shows the cause
Of some Of the sickness. The crime is one
~ the foulrst on record.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26
Ad,ie.a. sia,h.r.

Are yen disturbed At night ADD brok q
oil your rect by sics shili suffering snd
crying with pain OF euitias teeihl Iiso.
seud u once sod get bottle u Mr.. Win
slow. ,otbins Syrup IN children teeth
log Il cares dyseBsery. disrfhoea. regn
lsses The stomach snd bowels. cures vind
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

], lea slIisipg fact that onr exports Il
iRs yefy countries shose products have
ecn mosi effectively barred from our msr
Aels VI protection have erown Immensely
--iaI more than ib'if exports TO this couD'
~ ia 1850 all Earope soli us TO the
s,lae ~ s2l6 CSC. 900. snd boueb. Of ne 10
ibe rslae OF SAL $50 600, 10 1892 Euroi
ps'. ssles 10 this concty had grown to
1891 o9a,00o. bu, We cold to Europe do
taes1e meretaadise valued st $50, 900 600
81 'he same year. That Is. While our pun
rhas srre Increasing sl7i. $50 900. our
talts .Fes s5g9 $50 600.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26
ACCOMPLISHMENTS NOTICE

" Esia'e Of jaws A. GRAVES
The undersigusd, having been appointed by
| the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man
! chester ComnirsiOnerr, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims aud demands OF all persons
| against he estate OF
Jamts A. Graves, isie Of undeflsnd
10 said District deceased and all claims exhibit.
ed in OBJECT thereto. hereby give notice that
We will meet for ths putpo-os aforesaid at
the dwelling house Of Edmund A, Graves ~ rsId
su ndefsnd on the l2tb, day OF July n,tt.
nom O'Clock a. m, until o'clock y, N.
on said day ard that siI months from
the 18th day OF January A. D. 1898 IL the
time limited by said Court Tor said creditors TO
present their claims TO MS for examination and
allowance,
Dated at sunderlsr 4 this Iith day Of January
A. ID. 1899.
JULIUS BILL, Cont.
s73w lhA BENTLEY, @NH ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

Washington correspondent sch Ia this
dispateb g.. il 90 very good an, horiiy
t8s Mr Carlisle will at once begin the
dutu1g Of tsrn bill. He intends to
proceed 10 this task 10 ei.urely manner
DATA bearipg upon tie tarifi question 10
even the rsmote,t degree viii be furnish. d
Mr. Carlisle The work Of securing in
formation and preparing schedules is en-
pecled to continue throughout the sprir g
cod summer. Ualess some new developer
menl occur, sufficient to change the presi
tut plan y extra session OF Congress will
To called 10 Bel TENDER or October. Mr..
Cleveland is opposed to az extra session 10
the spring,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

Bisbap Phllllps BLOCKS died ., BIZ. hone
ID Bceiou. Mopdsy. His death resulted
lrsa lss,l hllars lai uai er,irsiy untr,
rlej iis sss The naosi prominent nsn
y W. esromirs,i and one o. he great
- ppipi otsigrs ,hi. ooun,y bss pro
aeed he VAS too libenl 10 bis views 10
nil soas Of biz Episcopal bre,hfen ba,
llssrai shilliies acre Recognized by ali.
noi oely q bis osn denominsiion bu, by
Christians evefysbsre, and his death vii
~ lnss 10 ihs country and 10 tbs uor o
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

AuAsssl the Bsratlicsns have nearly
louy psr oeri q the Total membership Of
ID. NJ. fctt Assembly, In mstins up
90 impolisei osmniiie Of tbsi body.
speaker sSifnr save 10 them only three
ntrbs. q eleven ETes The hss York
Wsil3 protests ss.irsl the esidsGi lslas
iicto its prsciioe, and Justly ssysi IL
i nos otiy night. bui !, ps,s 10 be isir 10
politics
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

lbe hrsi fisrlAc.nl remark OF Mr.. Gle,
= } o. the lsrin question. was made on
Mo4aay sbsn. 10 snswer 10 the ques ton,
Nill the Mckinley tariff be repealed,
sBswsTed. I'D Ike 10 know what else We
frs 10 power itr," This would seem to
mean ihn be will do what hs can to carry
cd, The principles Of the platform NJ on
s. blch be was elected. Tariff for rever ne
o1iy." II a revenue tariff is to be adop-
EEL the quicker the better. and then uul
estAtsiJ. a. least viii end, and the manu-
Aelurlog and other Interests OF the eonu'
Try can be governed accordingly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF MINOR luRpY
Tn. undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court lor the Dirtrist of Man.
chester Commissioner, 70 receive, ramine, aud
adiust 81 clsitns and demands OF AL pefsuns
against the estate Of
Minor purdy, late Of Manchester
in said District deceased, aud all claims exhibit /.
ed IN of ct thereto, hereby give rouce that We
will meet for the purpose Aforesaid at the Got.
burn House at Msnchettir Centre IN said Man.
chester on The 18Th day Of July next from
O'Clock A. NJ until O'Clock NJ, on said day aud
that siI months from the 1911 day Of January
A. u 1903, Is the time limited by said Court
for taa creditors 10 present their claimr 10 Ne
for examination and allowance.
Dated At Manchester this 2ith day Of January
4. y %
y q BACON o,.
1881 fRRbERfck W, C00k, W." ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

N sec'usfJ Blslss bolas cot rsEssts
as, 900 his esaaf.es ba ehsssed iNiis
81 iss pssi tee scst. IL ts-kstl. poss
.itit ttat siil fsnofer Va ~ 70 bs cat
arsis and hs physicians sive no 'uch
begs. thoaKt be ar live Ter sons time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26


The fact tnst tue latest disclosure OF the
Pansma Cansl scsfdal show the roy lists
to have participated 10 the plunder as esq
erly ~ the Repu bllcans sufficiently stamps
the proposal OF The monarchy AS RENEE
dy Tor the corruption. The fact is that
tae proposition relies upon the capacity
OF The Frrneh people for forgetting what
took place half century sgl. The downi
fall OF Louis Philippe was brousb. 90 BY
disclosures OF pecuIiiry scandals which
we're brought close to the royal family and
the main difference between Iobbery nD.
der the republic Is tina, nuder the former
i, Is shielded rs privilege and under the
lstter it Is punished when il is exposed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

colo, soliens ihe guns. re1uce irasns,
sson. ssa gives I sne and energy 10 The
whole system Mrs winslovs soothing
syrup Tor ChilArsn Teelhirg u ? lesssni
10 tbe tssss ssa u iae prescription Of one
Of the oldcsi and btsi iemsis physicians
ana nurse, ia the uai,ta States. snd Is for
sale BIZ III druggists throus boat the world
Price, rs cents boitls
Tspieys Bread Winners. 0pipears oil
ether shoes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-26

Mayer Gilroy OF New York. who has
the tinanciil backing OF Z = Stokes 40,
torious thousands, has put j. ] Scanntll
10 the FIRE com issiou. one Of the fat sst
Jobs u the city Now somebody points
ont the curious concidencethsi the friend.
ship Of these three men may have formed
10 the Tombsl Twenty years ago these
men me, for the frs, time 10 the gloomy
corrie or Of the city pnsln. They were
all Young and vigorous. Stokes was 10
der sentence OF XII log Jim Fisk, Rich
ard Croker was under trfe / charged with
the murder of pol teal opponent John
]. Scannell. Oh the Saturday night preced'
ine rresideniial election d 1872, had shot
TO death fellow man. They al got eff
one way or another. Nov the three NATL
age New Y rs citY about as they please,