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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05
FLORA U. MATTERsON,s E,.rr.

sTA1f OF VERMONT, Dituict Of Manchester, -
Be Remembered. that At. session ~ tho
Probate Court holden al Manchester. within and
Tor said Die riet, on tho 27tb day OF September
A. y 1898
Present, Hos II x FowiJR. Judge
Where's a nertsin inst umeBt IN writing, uu-
der seal pufp0ftlnR 10 DO the last viii and tes.
tAmeut u FlOra q. MAtteTson. late Oisuudetlsnd
IN sAld District. deceased, having been this day
presented 10 said Court Of Probate and duly nled
III the Registers ONCE, Therefore II lie ordered
that ali pbrsOns interested N the estate Of sad
decea sed be notified 10 sppeAr before said Court
at the Probate Once 10 Manchester. IN said
District on the 25th DAY Of October A. u.
1893, 81 ten O'Clock IN tho forenoon By pubHcs
ton " this order three Wotks succesaycly pro.
vious thereto, IN the Manchester JoUHpAL.
newspaper printed At Manchester aforesaid, 10
chow cause II any thef may have, Why ssid 10.
strument IN writing Al 0uld bot be proven aud
allowed A. the last will and lestsmsBt II tho sid
deceased
2IJw J, l. FEM Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

- Estale Of Truman g. Ea1LaroH
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court tor the Dlstrict u Man
chester Commissioner to receive, examine, aud
adjust sl claims aud demands " all porsous
against the estate OF
Truman G, EgglestoH late u Manchester
in said Distr OF, deceased and all claims exhibit
ed in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purposes Aforesaid at
the late dwelling house Of the deceased ia said
Manchester on the And day OF April nett from
O'Clock a m until o'clock ,. NJ on said day
and that slI months from tho 2nd day 81
cl0ber A. u. 1898 IL the time limited by said
Court for said cred tors to present their claims
to MS Tor examination aud allowance.
Dated at Manchester this Aud day Of October
D. 1893.
oHAhLEs RANDALL, com,.
2l3v CHAHI4Eh l. WAY. ''''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

TIE saIistics published by The BrilIssh
Board Of Trade sbow decrease 10 the
export u to plate from Gtest Britain to
tbs Gated SlAlss. which, during 1891,
amounted 3-j,l4j tons aud decreased
10 475 40 toes during the yssr 1892.
though The early mouths Of the present
year showed average larger imports lhsn
daung lbe early months Of 1917, yet The
later moths, July sod August, have re
Versed tins condition, the exports ffom
Great Britain during these tSo months
being ius, 81. 900 tons, as compared With
~ CO.. tons durng the corresponding
months Of 1892, and Al averrge OF iG 900
tot. per mouth during The whole Of last
yeAF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

Nine teu,hs Of oar isrns are nottsseed
is The familiar elsin Of The calamity howl
erwho seems 70 dots 90 VIA, calls the decA,
denoe Of New England isruiug. But The
Ne~ England Homestead has lost made
pablo The facts OF this poiat asoeri.insd
by the osbsa, iaVe,,isstior. iulo farms.
homes Aui mortgages, II Sppean that
- per cent Of our farms are eailivated by
ovutrs the reai rehied OF xorked on shsret.
Three quarters Of the FARMS cultivated by
their owners Gre owned free Of oil morts,.
e. Indebtedness o. lien 90 real e,tate, SID
ohlg ose fourth q saeh isrns, O. oaly 20
pet esHi Of the Whole tumbcr Of farms, 10
ihs all s,1ies, are norgsged. Tbs figure,
ALEC show tia, q iLlf debt four ffths VA
'tsuusl 10 bay CT improve tie i.rns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05
lOMMIssIONER,S NOrlOE.

- Estate Of CHARLES + Swrrr
The undersigned, having been appointed ~
the Hon Probate Court tor the District uf Man.
chester Commissioners. 10 receive ,UIAuiiue and
adjust all claims and demands Of all person.
against the estate Of
Charles Y, SWEET late Of Manchester
IN saId District deceased, and all claims exhibit .
cd IN on.ct thereto, hereby give notice that ~.
will meet for the purposes Acresaid al the late
dwelling houfe Of the deceased Ia said Msnohcrs
ter on The 2nd day Of April ncIt, from y
O'Clock until O'Clock / IF on said day sud
that si months from the 2ud day Of October
A. D. 1893 la the time limited by ssd Court
for ssd creditors TO present their claims 10 us
for examination and allowance
Dated At Manchester this and day Of October
A. D. 1893.
.. CHARLES X, BUCKLlN, co,,,,.
2l3w GEORGE A. LAWRENCE, o'N ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

The Democrats 10 Congress are sttemptt
Jos 90 rspt,l The election laws, claiming
that they ate unconstitutional bu! really
far the parpose Of continuing 10 cheat the
uegross a the south ont Of their vote
wilbout hindersnee, aud siso to enable
them to cast 81 Inflated yots 10 large cities
like New York sni Chicago. II they were
honest 10 their cuol ution about the con &.
snluuopslity OF the laws Why have they
not brought q case before the supreme
Court And TINS tested the question.
Though tue laws bsve been 90 the statute
book many years they have never dared to
brug the question before the coufIs. To
claim that Congress has DO. the night 10
tx laws Tor controlling the election Of
its own members ID the verle.t nonsense.
A government without this night would be
90 government Of all.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

The Dem ,rsts OF Massachusetts, have
nom mated second Russell for Govern
nor With show OF enthusiasm hardly
warranted by the political prospects OF
the psrty nor by the condition OF the
country under its rule. The al Iress OF
Conressmsn o Neil. chairman Of the con,
vention, might have been written By the
editor OF an independent newspaper so
p.rsistently does il misreprssnt the at
tltude OF the Republican party 90 the
currency issue aud charge upon the LAST
sdminlstr.t.on all the weakness and short
comiDss OF this one, The platform il rel
Prospective aud dseils rather upea suci
cosstul nstionsl and State elections OF \
year ago than the results which have foh
loved the Democratic triumph,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

The l~gdor yagtb a thus cared I : 10
hssb burg Oregon Tie city coaac.I p.ssi
- A. ordiaspoe. iew dEys age, forbid,
dilg Guy ptrscu ugdsr The sge Of j. b
vsadsr sbost The towH si,tr ~ N BET
isssu Notem bsr aud April. AID after : 81.
aanpg Tie fesl d The year, auIess bear
tag sutten permit tt0m CT being 10
eompsBy siia Psfeats q gasfdisus The
peasi,y ito be o ae Of not ices THAI a.
Rot E4o's ibsa 60. OF lmpf solmeDt for
ia lees than tpo h0r more than tsebty
dsyt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05
RENJAMlNF. GAMERS Esr.rr.

~ stlts ~ YeuBDul. Dslfici u aAuohs,tsr, 80
81 it Remembered tba A. sssslOu u The
prgbste Court holden A. Manchester. ~itHta
and Tor sad Dislrci, % The iih day u OctODsf
4. j. iFJs
Present, HDr. u. x F1~tgs, Judge
whereas, , certain instrument ~ rdting,
nndsr seal pufpDftiIg v be Tie i1st viii .Id
tssumsgt u BsulamID ! Carver, late Of Nan
eh estcf 10 stld blstuet dsteass1 having bssa
this nay presented y aid Court u Probate spd
duly 9 .ed ~ the NJ gisLsrs 0bies.
Ihsftffe Il Ir ordered tl At al psfsghs ib-
tsrtstoa III tho sstGtt ~ SAD decreased bo ngti.
Esd 81 spgasf bsies sste lpqft, % tLs Pro
bsis Ofaes 10 btHsAts 20 Ia tsd Dis aat % he
aah dAg a Oa absr, b IsB as elpes
! v y pobliauob N ne 1fdtr ufss sseIs
sseoss,iysly previously tbsret9 in ths Ma.
chester JDUAhlL, asssptpsf prBtsd al MAT.
chester aiaessidi ~ shoS Cease, any thfr
may have, Why stld Instrument ia wnbET
.b0uid net h. proved ADD .il0~td a. III las.
all aud isstsnss u Of The sad dsqsssed.
9lsw. j. ", FkNs, Esgi,u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

According 10 the New York Suns hgl
nrse our wheat crop this year will fail
some 7, 900 600 bushels below our own rel
quiremeals, but this is more than OBJECT
by al extraordinary reserve from the
crops Of the last two years Of 100 900. 900
bushels. Russia Is 100 900 900 10 the
good also. so it appears that Russia and
the United States must eel the bulk Of
the wheat required By the rest Of the
world, The countries requiring the lsrI
gest amounts are England, France, Italy
and Belgian: Tue question then arises,
will they buy Of Russia or the United
Sts,esi SO The problem receives itself
into question Of prices aud shipping
facilities.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

The yellow fever is spreading 1t Is
iortunste that it is 80 late 10 the year
otherwise the entire southeastern section
OF Georgia might have to fight ths cpl
demic At close qu.rlets 1t is now ST
Brunswick, 90 ST. Simous island, and a
Jesup Suspicious cases are reported at
Gardi, al Wsresborough and at Bellvlsts.
The disease seems to be confined within a
territory OF 10 miles radius At Jtsnp.
where tue FIRST case was cfclslly snnounol
ed yesterday sit,r post mortsm. five sus.
PIGEONS CASA were reported yesterday
sf,eraoon, The little town Was greatly
eIcited Rigid instructions had been IS
.ned by the railroads running through the
own for nei her passenger Tor freight
rsias to stop IN the town or near it,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

Hourr G. Rsldss i9rEcsJy q 81. Jabau
buty. % mspi4soeI As ihe Successor ta
Judge Haater aiMibasofif
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05
CATHERINE COFFEY'S Fsr.rt.

- ST,fF - VERMONT District ~ Manchester. as
The PfUbIts Cogt rDrt he Hsrta " Nu,girHer
10 Il persons Interested al the estate Of
Catherine Cofey late Of Maueh eater ia sNd pls
uict deceased. GmIIIRGt .....
By The authority " the State Of Vermont. yoa
are hereby notified TO sppeat before tue sad
Probate Court, at the Probate Oniae IN Man .
chester, 10 sAid District on the 18th day IT Oct
l1htr, 4. D., 1893 At 10 O'Clock 4 NJ to shuv
cause, II any you have, why the aceouut 81
Alvin q, Conner, Administrator Of the estate
Of said deooEsed, should not DO allosed aud also
Why the residue OF sa'd estats shonld not he
dist ributod to the paItits entitled thereto,
Dated at Manchester, N rAid DstrtCt, thus
goth day Of September 4. D., 1884.
290w ] X. FEM. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

isiLe Ia. bss blesuFheI be sootp
1uos q lGs sGos Of E.sbop 4 YcfBgsi.
.p4 Il As = oohGr4s1 ty Tie College oi
Hl,sags sll o. 5agbi sts tie oaoe. He
~ sIifsu.tiy tlsh obUtsI 10 lis Cd 8osi zoe,
vtleb uty oct fuH 81, tie churches 30
ne dl9oeass sbd ysl be H.ty be solenpt
ss4 .Ibtfs. 10 usfr.rhg ll, anttouiy 10
vEiol osss 10 SitI be IiIoly &c - popular
.g3 a.s'al There 10 90 douh whslsref
~ to b. .bllliJ ADD dttgltdlssa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

Ice rss9ri est cite iram kisflasst ~
10 IL, oaE33bas a Funcs bsE1rh .
be b us most sl.rm,sa. "a il pfsiit sri'
astt iLa tbs sfssi sal iirf I'D diplaE,L
~ uas = hood Ibd ifas. q, 10 Etsf1
sratao.l ustsipau. ssa 0stm.ny "a ht'ii
80 &C. loss tks 50 osi f,4l~tri and impfes.
ave fsuft o. ~ lsisi history
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

AIpAN BuslSf CoIthdF occupies all " the
above building, except The stores Hest IN
Ametica devoted 20 Businesa Education, Bcsu.
uful equipment. Bookkeeping, hh0rthsud and
Telegraph Courses EIppuHts moderate.
Catalogue nee
Address CIEsFrL Gurpsfss. Albany, n y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

GfA&kF the 4# ikfNHt fA wv f#" h@Na
sfs rests5 sft pad 81 q maftstget il net
stated. hsi tie i.cb As sivsa y the Hos.
ttas5 cat b 5spsD3e3 upes sg3 shruls
rutt4uiaa, 90 ibt oEfrs,e ruutltr'
-~~~~--rNe
The tetistou a tie hFiH - 4 charge 4
H. Va, .aa MoAas Coaa iiiss 4 ke
n ass q Representatives IAis CONS l..
e. rautsA q stre. teen msu befs eleven
Decent AID 81 Republicans, As iol
80 neuaersis WGsas w. "a
elaum.t Mealua tI'au. b TafDtr GA .
uoslsouuy lhya wttuhs (NIeh. j
CaeifsI N. steseus Mes Brysa
Net Breckenridge (Ats Atua@
Iud I.rssq tMe kspsbbesHs-
Heed lMatps Bauavs Mich !, Payas
-. y D.tssl tPs. H9Pkus .Ii. "a.
sssj /. TIE oozn ,'os bsg.a 80 srSni
Ltsubgs 90 representatives a v,rlaas ig'
dusfrles on Ltbaf Day, Ssptsm Der A1d
clos,l them co Ibalsisy e last SeeE
ILe testimony las beou Of very INTEREST,"
tas character. Arguments Ten protection
have cone net sloue from Republicans,
ta, macy iuaaenilsl southern DEMOCRATS
bs,s protested sgsjas, saeh changes ia
tat isrlf a. are promised by the platform
of ib,ir p'rtH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

The many friends of Ju3 ge Hugh Hen.
ry Of Chester will regret to learn that he
has been confined to the house by trou-
BILE with his eyes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMEt 1.
NET INCREASE OF s6I5 G99 FOR THE MONTH

EXPENDITURES ALSO INCREASED.
Washington. March 1.-The Treasury Departments
monthly public debt statement issued 'ou'S S"o"'
net increase Of s6l5, 500 In the debt during the
last month There was n decrease OF So.l'ooi Ill
the nonntercst bearing debt but tho bonded haepcu
moss increased slightly $500 and the surplus cash III
the Treasury was lowered S1,136.0oO. The to'a u'o'
today less S24.I29,O37 net cash balance ana ''e
500 OOO 900 gold greenback reserve fnd Is S'"'i''
CO. National bank deposits today aggregate cli'-
1913 900 or about "A quarter OF million more IMAM OH
Fcbrnrv l. a month ago. Treasury gold assets 10 gay
aggregate s1l7 81 9I9 against which there are goa
certificate demand liabilities amounting to Tl.@l'"'7"'
leaving gold balance today In IN" treasury amount
Ing TO 800 5OI .955, about thr"" ana quarter
millions more than month ago silver assets ass''
gate SAC j42. with silver certificate ana SILVER
Treasury note demand liabilities amounting to SA'"
80. }1 leaving silver balance to-day OF Sl-o-"'I7o'
or half a million more than a month ago
Government receipts during February amounted u"
$50 OO9 s02 or about threcquarters oil mlH"h loss
than In February, 1892. Customs receipts consider
ing that IL n short month were heavy aEsF"tat
Ing sl5 g: }95 or nearly quarter OF million more
than in February last year, while Internal revenue re-
cep,s conpa ed with February year ago, were SD
600 less and amounted 10 81 .3lG.s32 For thr
eight months Of the current fiscal year or up u Fen
ruary 25 receipts from all sources hesr"ga'eu III ou'u
numbers sci 10000, or $23Oo'ooo NOR" tnah
during the corresponding months oil the pre'"""s
fiscal year.
Expend,,nrcs during last month were FIJI '4o4
aga,ns, S27 800 600 In February. 1o"2. Expenditures
during the eight months OF The current nSca' sa' WI"
s,6c .,3 5l4 or s21 100000 more than during tie
same months Of the preceding year 81 eAl''ua,'
during the last eight months pensions absorb fi'"'
a,5 .45 civil and miscellaneous expenses T.o'.,S'
-3l the War Department, Sjao94.ho 'n' .N''s 90. 80
~ l1, Indians .j24 40, and interest Oh .h' p'
lie dct 500 e4i lj9. Compared with IN" cvii,SP"iu
ing eight months OF the preceding year, M N"S a."
Increase In round numbers OF -, 'oo'oJ u, ~ r
navmrnt.: 80 5000 in civil and H"ctihi'v,t., ~
i,ens,s - 10000 In War Department. eNprui AZ,
IND nearly - 900 900 In Interest on the puhlc ucpt
vhiln Navy Deparim and Indian EXPENSES feiaiHeu
alolI he same during both periods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
~ THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

Hartford. March 1-vaentine b. Chamberlain was
reelected Judge Of the CITY Court OF wBiitah py
the senate today, sylvester Barbour was ciecte0
Judge Of the Police Court OF Hartford ana DAVID b
Calhoun was re- elected Judge Of the Court OF common
Plea, for Hartford County. The senate passed Oils
and resolutions authorizing the city 81 bridgeport 70
Issue bonds, the city Of Meriden 10 issue water ana
sewerage bonds limiting the term of comnl, sion of the
Drigadcr eneInl of the National Guard u two years
and appoIntim, David VI. Rowland Dem.l OF Bridge
mort, senator Michael J. IIoulihan DEM, IF Newton,
and Whitman ;. Mead (Rcp.D Of Greenwich, Com
missIoners OF Fairfield County.
John Carroll DEM. OF MiddetOwn Charles AZ
Elliott Dem) OF Clinton. and Henry VI. smell (Rep.).
n, saybrook were elected Commissioners of Middlesex
County.
I'm the Senate the following nominations were re-
ceiyed from the Governor:
state Board Of Agrculture-A. J. Coe. OF Meriden !:
G. T. sanger OF Plainfeld; f. II. Hyde. Of stafford
and Theron e.. Platt Of Newtown.
Commissioners Charles ". B'ardsley, OF Milford
Georse c. Waldo. Of Bridgeport, and Christian
schwartz, Of NOrwalk.
The senate postponed action on the nomination OF
ex-senator John :. Seymour to be Insurance Commits.
sioner to Friday at O'Clock.
The Australian secret Ballot law which was v"toe4
by Governor Dulheley In 1850 to-day rentrod9ced
by MI Wood, OF Manchester chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
WORK OF TIE EXECUTIVE SESSION.

THE NOMINATION OF FINDLAY REJECTED-LlTTLE
HOPE Of CONFIRMS sc MR.. HANCHETT
Washington March I.-After three Intellectual at
Temps to get executive session. the RepublicahS
were succe,s fu today the understanding being how
ever that nothing ~ disputed character should pe
considered I'll. effort wa made to reconsider the
vote by which tile nominate n Of John v l.. Finday, OF
MARYLAND 10 BE- Gillian arbitrator was rejected The
effort was not very hearty one and met with failure
Mr. sherman made tie motion 10 reconsider, and In
,Iprort Of that motion introduced various papers
The Republicans looked upon the matter rs something
for tn. Democrats to settle. Mr. Findlay was Denio-
crot and although nominated by Mr.. Harrison, they
said he was opposed by the Maryland delegaion ana
they were willing to let II go ut that ana permit M
Cleveland 10 make the selection for the once. III"
result being apparent. formal vote was TAKEN ana
the rejection of the nominee was subsequently mauc
pullc. ~
The tacit agreement regarding disputed nominations
did not prevent the preliminary steps being 'aNe"
I'm the IIancllctt nomination. As soon rs the ENecu
tive Session began this nomination was referred !"
the Judiciary Committee, and before II was over '"c
committee held a meeting the floor ana by
strict party vote reported The nomination iavoraD'y
OF course this WAS far the matter cOuid pfo-
coed t,day and Republicans admit that there i littic
hon, If the confirmation Il Mr. Ilanchetf a hnnOer
OF 4 number of we'll known gentlemen are not upon
the list that gwen out. Among these mS9iIo
rau.s Is that Of Lieutenant Dupray nominated l, "
paI master. with the rank ana pay or u major. INC
Nomination Of Dennis X. Kirby 10 BE- captain III tlc
Army which was protested a-ain,t hy Arily ONCE
la Toned Al DrtrCf. also Enacted upon: II y
said that another attempt VIII he mace h'u ii
Executive session Tor tie purpose OF ceahS up 'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement ana "'', IT,.
oe r,ounl enjoyment when rightly u~S
,,,nv who live better than Others. an" e"l'S
90 ro,, with le.s expenditure, by more promptly
,daut,ng the world, hest products I" Tie "'''''
a., nhvs,cal being. will attest the value to M'i'."
~ the pure liquid laxative principles cm"'"'" ~
the remedy. Syrup OF flgs. .no
H.. a,ccllence IL due " its presenting !" wv
,,r,, most acceptable and pleasant to the TASTE
IN. r.frcri,inc and truly beneficial propcr''"
ne,,,ct LAXATIVE: enectually cleansing VI" S''
tenn dispclins cclds. headaches and 'oVc''' a".
,.,m.ncntly curing constipation. IL has CIV"
.,,i.f,ct,on to millions and met with ING "p
,,,ov,, 81 the medical profession because " "'''
nm the Kidneys. Liver and Bowels w''r""' .v.rv
..n;ro them. and it is perfectly free from o''''
Objectionable substance ~ a.nrc,st. in
syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all dr"ss'S, s nv ~,
soc and 81 bottles, but it il manu'ac'"''u
tho California Fig Syrup Co. only WIZ sv,un
!. nrintcd on every package also the n''''. ~, ~ no..
=, E,~. and beng well informed you Will n''
,cocpt any substitute if offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
ppncrrplyG, OF THE SENATE.

Woshrglon March >''nair Joint resolution 10
authorize Thomas AdamSnn. Tinted state '"hS"'
General at Panama. to accept All honorary h'"'' "'
the Government Of China, WAS passed
The conference report on the istTI't oil '"''"'
apprpriation bill taken up ana aHrr'i 10
conference was ordered on the Naval AppropIia-
ton hill and Me,sIs Hale. Allison and German "'iN
nppoIut-d confcrrre. the part Of the Senate AAo
on the Agricultural Appropriation bill ana scna'ofs
Allison Cullom and Call were appointed conierr'e''
The business, Of the Senate was then suspense" III
order tina, fitting tributes might BE- paid 10 IN" mem
DRY az the late. senator Gibson. OF Louisiana Inc
usual resolution, OF sorrow and -ympahy were offered
nv MIR White and were unanimously adopted. Speeches
in culogy Of the dead werc made by Nessis'
White WOlcott Gordon, IlOar, voorhees,, Slci1h"h,
UIiis NrPh.rs1n and (:r.ry. At the conclusion Of
thc>,. addresses, The senate. a. irthcr hiAiA "i
respect. adjourned until 10 morrow AT ii a. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
THE BANCROFT FORMALLY ACCEPTED.
SHE WILL BIZ THE PRACTICE VESSEL FOX
NAVAL CADETS.

SHE WILL BE THE PRACTICE VESSEL FOX
NAVAL CADETS.
Washington MarcI Sp"clal).-Secretary ir"9
today formally accepted the practice cruiser Bancroft
from tie contractors samuel g. Moorc's son a C'.' Oh
Flizabcthpori y. J. The >ccrctary's action III '''
case was bn,ed upon Il favorable report from inc
Boal,l Of Naval Officers which conducted Inc ui'i VI
the ship at Newport on February IL. Inc uoar"
reports that during tie trials ut Newport inc sup
engine, worked smoothly and satisfactorily, VARYING
lut lltle from the average OF about 49, rrV"'"""n
, minnie The engines reversed In sixteen S'c''"S
and the ship stopped In one minute ana Sc''"''
s.conds By patent log observation ia" sup MA
mum .uecd WAS III knots. The bancroft VIII VIC
com. the ship upon which praciicnl ih''r"'"'" '"
naval cadet, In eUnn"ry. naviga'ioh' ''"""'' ~,
,d o,bcr urof.s.ioual subjects viii be GNeh' IN
vessel i, steel - feet Ing With dl-p''''"'', VI
-. t,n. and u MAN iuiun h"rs' power u i'o'' III
,.,,.rv viii consist Of four iourin nh'u e'n''
re-, .lx Two three and one on" pouhuer '"P" '
,. ,,t AN. ,niling -hr will h' placed III '"'"
,,i.-l.u Friday. ald .cut hr"nuh 10
", v,rd ~ h. nt'od uut for IT, review. ,.,,.
~ o,t,..,s Il, command her VIII De I''u.'t','e
,.,.',.rd,.r ,,a WalNrr. iruirnan'> = l.. .', .d
: - l,,y ana J. g. Gilmore, Li'Hl"ll"h', ~ NV. ',,
~ ,f,.r. Passed Assistant surgeon n',i'N ' ,
=, ,,,f Iuyma-t.r Hicks. " no H'"!'N - ,viu
80 ''..i.,,, fnr .p..d premiums. VI" cor IN
Il t,nk IA G nsr,~s for r"ll"i i'N W., al
.'N" :" r,, and Should Il l." refused tAr Hi" wiz
,r, MAN. ii cent upon IN" vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

Washington. March In the House '""",
.,nai, amendments 10 the Asihu''"'"l .'PP' f .
hlll were non concurr'd In, ana 'le III" "''
Conference. ma, ronor, IN
vr Dcchsrv called up the conference report Oh
a., n.trct Of Columbia Appropriation Dli' Nv
a ,ba, the List Congress had APPROPRIATED ~ i1'.
onn I'm. lid Congress lad Apr prn'ed 49, 7'''oo
r.duct n Of over sIll.0oo. The conference r'p -
was agreed TO. ,,o. and r,ss
Mr.. stump moved 20 suspend TIE f'''' INV p' %,
the chandler senate bill to ia'nl'"' NV un,
'o ,,,,.,,o, and contract labor laws Bnt
l,uo.,,,cn and the House al 80 ADJOURNED
p.forc announcing the adionrnmcnt the 'pe"he'
matt. IN. following appointments: Visitors 70 U, Le
Nnynl Academy. Mc>srs cummings n,,a Nrssrs,
.nu visitor, tn" MllItirS ~N""'"''
Wi,reler t,urinan and Bingham.