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Evening star., 1896-10-07

ant conclusions, by contrasting the recep-
ton with what had gone before. at other
capitals. Ohe Aof' them recalled the fact
that at Berlin. Vienna and London the cZar
was singularly irresponsible to toasts and
speec hes, co;nmending the growth of fra
ternal rela tibns between his empire and the
Emperor William especially. II is said. made
most effustVe attempt to draw out the
Russian ruler, but met with chilly recep-
ton. On the other hand, at Paris he Sig
n'licantly reN,Ted to the precious ties exist
of the constxnGy of the union. all of which
is taken to GsAn that the Franco Russian
alliance is t5 s9emain upbraken. and that
Franco may tnMhe near future expect to re-
ceive mosb-substantial recognition of the
Russian friendship
Evening star., 1896-10-07
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: Whitehall F. Grove and Nell
lie F'riebus; Paul Chaplin and Alyce Keys:
Henry V. Bowers and Bessie H. Hospital:
Raymond T. Holden and Celeste G. More
itz: Geo. F. Brassler of Fort Myer, Va,
and Annie NJ. Gentner of Whitestone, N. Y:
Minor c. Davis and Fannie L. Kortright;
James E. Weeks of this city and Ella Davis
of Fairfax county, Va; John c. Rau and
Emma G.. Stohl.
Colored-B. L. Phillips and Nellie Lucas:
William Mason and Mamie Davis. -
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BnltinOre Mnrkefx.

BALTIMORE October Flour firm. unchanged
Receipts, l.. 40 barrels; exports. 4,155 barrels
sales $50 barrels. Wheat dull and easy-spoi
12Aa72l?; month, 72A; December. 13s,a7I; May
I.-receipts 81. 46i bushels; exports, 5000 bush
els; stock, lc3's3 bushels; sales, 11,0U0 bushels
southern wheat by sample 7la73; do. on grade
S9a4aI.94. Corn easy-spot and month. 2Sa2Sis;
November and December, and old. 2SaaSls;
january, 2siaa2sa4: steamer mixed, 26aa6is-re
ceip's, ll2.Sli bushels; exports, l5i2S6 bushels
stock, 1,2U2, ,263 bushels: sales, 5000 bushels
southern white corn. 3Oa31; do. yellow. 30a3OLs
Oats steady-NO. white, 25a26: No . mixed. 2ia
2lR-rece:pts, Ss33I bushels; exports, 81. 600
bushels; stock. 714,l57 bushels. Rye easy-No. =
nearby. 39a4Ul; western, III receipts 10 2J9
bushels; exports. 25.7l4 bushels: stock. ia l,GO9
bushels. Hay, choice firmly held and in good de-
nand choice timothy; $l2.aeaSl3.o. Grain
ed. Butter and eggs firm, unchanged Cheese
strong, unchanged. Whisky unchanged.
Evening star., 1896-10-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening. the highest
and the lowest and the closing prices OF the
New York stock market today, as reported
by Corson & Mccartney. members New
York stock exchange. Correspondents.
Messrs. Moore & Schley. No. 10 Broadway.
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His VIII Filed.

The will Of the late William Hutchinson,
dated January ., 1891, was filed today to-
gether with a codicil dated April "a, 1896.
Albert F. Fox Is named as trustee and the
estate Is divided among relatives
Evening star., 1896-10-07
GeorEe Du Maurier,s Condition.

LONDON. October 7.-George Du Maurier
has passed quiet night, but his condii i;on,
Evening star., 1896-10-07
Comment of the Diplomats,

The members of the diplomatic corps who
have so far returned to Washington after
their summer vacation are discussing with
earnestness the events attending the tour
of the czar, and are today considerably
stirred by the happenings of yesterday in
Paris from which they are drawing import
Evening star., 1896-10-07
Grnfn and Cotton Markets..
[" a NJ IAa
GRAIN

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co., 1921 F
street, members New York stock exchange
correspondents Messrs. Ladenburs, Thai
mann G. co New York
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Government DOnds.

Quotations reported by Corson & Macart-
Ia nl.orr
Evening star., 1896-10-07

1T will be recalled that on that occa-
sion the archbishop of st. Paul won. or
seemed to win. a notable victory. He pro-
cured an utterarce from Rome, which his
friends professed to regard as an indorse-
ment of himself and rebuke for Arch
bishop Corrigan. The appointment of car
dinal. then archbishop. Satolli, which fol-
lowed soon afterward. was known to be
agreeable to Mgr Ireland. and in opposi-
tion to the expressed wishes of the ultra
mOntane archhiShops.
Now. 1t appears. Archbishop Corrigan
has found at the Vatican a reaction of
sentiment in his favor. 1t would perhaps
be too much to say that after five years
waiting he has his revenge. For if any
thing is clear it is that the arrival of Mgr
Martinelli. and especially the removal of
Bishop keane. is distasteful to the Ire
land party.
Many evidences of this are to be found
even on the surface. To begin with, it is
obvious that the deposition of the rector
was not only shock but a surprise to him
and his friends. Not one of them seems
to have had the slightest forewarning of
the event Bishop Keane, with admirable
self-control. has cloaked his chagrin in
professions of loyalty to the holy see, but
1t must not be forgotten that, without de-
lay and without answering. he declined the
empty honor of a titular archblshopric,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

Thousands Of friends, every old soldier
sod sll genuine Methodists will be pleas
Ell TO learn thst G. 9 McCsbe, Chaplain
MrCabe, has bree elected Bishop Of the
NJ + church Few men are better know o
throughout the country. lie has been =
moit useful member Of the great church AZ
Secretary OF the Missionary society snd
10 the lecture field. He Is well known
10 Vermont. having visited many OF The
anuusl coniete oes and bsvlbg been call
ed to The State TO give bis celebrated lee
ture on The sunny Side OF Libby Pris
o." lie is 8 great orator, 40 sble msn
ager sud very deyont Christian man.
E,rl Cfsuston OF Cinclnnstl, another very
prominent man OF the church, who bad
contested he election with McCabe, has
also been elected bishop. The work OF
he General Conference is pretty well sd
vanced aud the session will probably end
this month
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

A .nisf lb tbs rfaritlgtuy Es'is~
ds.er.bs. ne coUdn,oa 81 the 4lo u10
Brlt4.t i.tu,r, - sluasl Desperate TIE
lAti,its herd. hste tisgptfred eoIIssv'
sbd oounifF msnftous are closed. 'sLtit
rursd l.t.arru. H3oti1g Toto the tosus.
futtlst ts,ll tho r.tts q the uusu plgJ
-. A, oanirsst5 there tIists 10 Eos
lad. .tootdibs 70 tbs wtttet. 40 sppsil
trs eomuttct.l sssith ~toss vast sccu
uui.tions IRE ierrstsd ~ih dinrulty
The BRITISH farmers dsmsud ~ Aee,tar,
bot ttsir ron Der IL cprU psrsiirsIy tmsll.
SOD there - ltttIe rfospset tbsi that tuel
ass sil be sf,Utsd Bot no ustioa est
$50 - sFuealtntc gotos 10 futp ~ bout
.ep.s Il spIltiy, Egd tbs ls ri sfIy thr
sttu.uoa 10 es rt.je Crest Britain 81 ,b,
piesfnt tine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28
The currency Question.

TIE Boston JournsI fairly states Il
position If the two great parties 90 tb
! tnsncisl question as follows
The lapse OF smother week has ste,d
| deepened the pr, bablllty that tn
ST. LInis CoDvebtion will declsr
tor eoid and tue Chicago Convention 70
siyer,snd the national camp ign will lurl
90 the double Issues OF protection snt
honest muuey on the one side and FREE
trade sud ice coinage GU the other,
Tbis line OF cleavage Is p, rfectIl
bslural aud lo4lca one. All the State
and Territories. sItb the siugle Reception
OF Alask. have u0s ou,seu their d, legatei
to the Il, publican National Convention
All Of these States and Territories bsT'
iudorsed tue proteouve pnuciple. Only
uiue OF the Whole unmuer and these u
email aud mc ,pspicious that they bsvt
all told oniy 81 delegates have declared
fof TREE SILVER Eight sta rs and Ten
.bfitH ibft h4pbF bbhONib' VI hfh NcA'h "a
tai uttrfst re-, or have not touched The
dnsnctai qarstlJn at all The sound
money column /. ma IL up OF SO States,
iucluJins the aIgrst sud most p"pulOns
Slsres 10 the Union ADD the state witch
have slsays hsd tue dominant psrt 10 Re
publrcan Iradrt-hip. Tnrse 33 States will
have 7I0 Of toe 9l6 delegates 10 the con
ycntiuu
o. the K-publ.esn side The tound
mouty supf macy, ~ brtri l. oyers helm
Iue 30. l. 1t ain the Deu ocrscy1 OF
al. ut $50 dele. ster u q. Lar chosen to the
CDtc'go Conysuuon. It Is soknoslesed
th.t elrst M I"t .'e Tor Tree silver.
L,st week the sItvrII c,ptured sItb ease
tie Deu cnlie St.lr 60 ,tuttun Of loss
one u he mo lmyOrt.u St.los IN the
Uuton, sud iudtr-ed II Gov. Boits ~
ia Den oerstlc caudi let ~ Pre-, ideut Oh
plstiorm Of t~o piauks-oue Tree trade
tho otb'r i,ts coiaass. Ia llliLti.. 10 tie
eat city OF Chie.so. ~here the n. iansi
Cotveutlon is 10 be held The Cook COuut,
Democracy h.s sooe for silver, ADD It lie
freely predicted tbat the Illinois Siste
Convention utII mouth viii iolo~ its
Tutre srr 10 The norh and tie east
Of Louesl mou,y Democrats,
.nd 20 e.ilsd Independents sho are Demo
or.ts 10 ell bal name, wbo will nevtr FOL
low tier party 10 tb'i, cheap silver
dollar delp.,on The srtH views Of tbsss
mea are DOT Rspuhesb 'isst, they are free
traders sthsr thsn protse,ionists. Bot
q. they ali along have issistsd that the
anueucy aud not the tuii is the great
vital i.sue Of the compsisp. they have 90
pretsIi TOT fsusiuias with The Democratic
,ts.niH,liou. They moss vote the Bspsb
io.n ticket OF slaltiiy Themselves. If the
81. L9ais Convention adopts ssia soubd |
nopey platform aaa nomiBStes . sstisist
DRY candidate. !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

Pt,t q. bss every nov sBd tbfu F''iFsI
- ruyshsm .nt imptrislism See has -
~rb sbaut TIE regularity tbst messIes so
Stoopmg cough occur among children
she bs, mild oGt 10 progress tov. A ie-
yer. $50 sneh revival vas regarded a.
dsastrous, lat The Baulauger episode
pot 50 cod t. I'll sppreheusious 90 THE
scofe That slossd The weakness OF the
poIitici.us who mauAged those 81 ,Ir. A
fe~ yesfs ago there sas claimant 10 the
throut, man OF abiIily aud force, but
the present clalmsut the Duke Of Otlrsns
be. nothing 10 recommend tim. HIS time
has msialy teen speut 10 rio,ous living
. % b. is dessrvedlg target OF ugly ecsu
dab Frsuce is not locking 10 him lot q
Ming.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

The great msiorty by which the Mccall
Immisrstiod bill. to exclude" all persons
between II and 60 years OF s2e who can
not both read and srlte the Euglish Ian
su.ee, or some other language" passed
the ustioBsl house Wednesday aiternc 90
vas surprise even to his friends, 1t had
been expected that the bill would pass but
nobody had been bold enough to predict
such vote as 1876 to 20 The test was on
a rising woe, aud the opposition was so
ipsie nihcsnt ,h Il when Fitzgerald Of Mass
schusetts tried to get vote by yeas aud
nays be could not muster the necessary
one nth Fitzgerald was the only New
England member to vote against the bill
The two days debate bad shown that
there Wsss vsry general sentiment 10 the
house favorable to restriction OF some
kind, and The test proved that the re,tfic
uon desired was 10 the line OF the reading
and wutin test.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

TLsst Jshatt sd hsllas' EsIt
p,psfs .Huaascs that tbe projected cleo
tr.c ra.At 10 tstu fssracllre town' tsVt
collapsed iqf she pfrssui sessoD It Iesst
A. me,t4aF If lle beard. htli 10 Hot
[ lAai Tuss4sv, It va voted 90 issue ciFca
I IT. letter tasti health slasu, tbslrBciias
them 70 uefiy phyoasHs ihsi hey .ili
I tt expected g. report ~ cssfs q eausump
I t,ap Itls uat Tor the gufpose Of qa"
sauas, bot tbd oil families 10 whJob
there sfe cases a copsaupiion, csH n iur
nfsbed sitb citeal.u gi'ius iuirrmsu0u
.toui guarding sesiost the = iatte'Ian sud
sptcsd u ths dtsesss.
/ A tied 10 Esp.bafgh recently bai 10
Ian horst sLich has become too Old Tor
{ fuHhtf s,fvice TtioIirg tb.l the car
a.u IL lsbl stttsct tot be ttt Il rIro'cd
[ 10 tbs pasture sod Get several tr.ps around
|n Ht ctush' ~ stunks and Melted more
I than $50 from tie SKINS AID on
Misc Atush b -teidau, teacher 10
I Black River academy. vas severely itluf
ei Tns.i.y evening, Msy 10 by btios
thfosu from = bigYcle. While passIne
from Msiu 10 Audovet street pear the end
oi The Lauele bfljse, che lost couuol Of
her ubsel sud Tell abou 10 feet, striking
90 the rccts N jewell brock Mise shel
jou received ss,yere cut on her forehead
and uue on bet chin and Is 10 q serious
condition.
The IN ids Of Col ". @. Yeszey. the
Vermont member Of the interstate CON
mrce commissi.u, will regret to learn
tbst he has not yet recovered bis health.
Hls VISIT. TO Tie lse Of Shoals last year,
seemed 10 improve hlm for awhile, but
there vas 10 permanent gslu. he Is nov
at Atlantic Clty n. j He has made AZ
engagements fora trip to Europe aud will
start ytry coon.
BerI.min n Straobsn, a commercial
traveller Of Burlington, caught IN private
pond at Waterford last week trout
which wac 9 inches long aud weighed five
pounds
Rev, |. s Jones, who was formerly
pastor Of the church at North Clarendon
aud whose term OF service caused much
trouble ere, has been expelled I ON
mem ership IN the Lincoln. Me, Congre
satiousI Ministerial association.
Work 90 the Blsby Bell oompsny's
shops = Far Haven Is progressing rspid
ly. The company has purchased the Val
lido Marble compsny's plant tors l3. 900.
The officers OF the new company are; n.
X. Reed, presidential. Adams. vice pres
iden', f. II Phelps. treasurer sud clerk;
Nahum p Busbee. general superintendent.
The capital stock is 500 900 aud the new
plant will employ $50 men, the product
being btlls Of all kicds and carpenters
squares.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

The London Times publishes most die
correspondent Of the decentralization and
rain of Cubs, which inspires It TO declare
To- lc.der that the only hope Tor the man
teusuce Of spanish connection vii be- to
eilec, speedy recooqaest Of the island.
to redress grievances and 10 sbolish cor
ruptlon. That certsinly would be- start
hog series Of miracles II oil these marvel.
could be sr1ught The island could not
and lucrative trade With ruiuon. var
debt sa3dle3 upoa IT,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

II You have dull and heavy PAIN across
forehead and abort the eyes; il the nostnls
are frequently stopped up and followed by
a dissgreesble discharge; if soreness in
the nose and bleeding from the noslrlls
is often experienced; If yon are very sen
sitive 10 cold 10 the head accom- panled
with headache; then you may be sure you
have ca,arrh; add should Immediately
resort TO Elys Cream Balm for a cure
The remedy will give instant reli (,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28
JAMES kILBUhN, lr...,--
FRANK UAkFIELU '"h ~
q EONGk q. BUION'5. trrArr

- state Of Vermont District OF Manchester, "a
80 IT, remembered tnAt ~ stFslon 81 tho
Probate Cont, holden al Manchester vithig
and Tor said District, on the 9th daJ Of May
10 1890
Prosent Hos " X FowLEg, Judge.
whereas certain instrument 10 stitinR,
purp0rtiug to be the last viii aHd testameut u
GaGrge q Burton late Of MsucLt ster ia sAid
DIrti,t, deceased, having been this day pre-
rcnted 10 sid Court Of ~ obato and duly flied N
the hegisteTr Office,
Therefore, it IL ordered that all persons 10
teftsted In the pslAio u ~ Il deco asud Do uGii.
bed 10 spyesr before said Court, 81 TIE PRO.
bate O1loe IN Manchester. In said District On the
lot daY Of Jnue, . 1896 ~ 10 O'Clock
N by publication Of This order three weeks
sucoessiyely, previously thereto, IN the Man,
chester JOuhkAL, rwspapef printed al Men.
chester Aforesaid, ~ show tausa. II Any they
may have, Why ssid Instrument 10 wrting
should rot BE- hCd snd recorded ar the last
will and Testament 81 The sAd deceased.
49, " Is kD0EKIOh. hsgistsr,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

The Iron Age observes that foreign tin
plates are r.diily disappearing from our
market. The iron men we're at e ~ .lu~
ro respond to the Invitation offered by an
Increase Of duty, but vhen the sheet trade
became dull manufacturers bessn To- lo1t
At the tIn plate business IS a snbslitnte.
.nd The proti,s made by the pioneer. led
to rapid extension OF the numbers OF
lil plate plauts The reduction OF The ITO
pl.te du J 10 1924 eIcired some alarm 10
the new factories. bat there followed low
prices Of steel that offset the reduc,,ou
OF duty
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28
EvELINE A. OATMANs' EsrArr

- hTATE % VEbMoNr, District OF Manchester, -
Be It Remembered, that at session Of the
Probate Court hcldenat Manchester, within and
fur said Dlrulct, ON the 9th day Of May
A. y. 1890
Present, HIS II FowLrn. Judge.
Whereas, Il certain instrument IN writing,
under zeal, uurpOttHR 10 be the last vii ant
testament uf Emelue UNlmau, iaio Of Arlington
II said District, deceased having been This day
proson cd TO sad Court Of Probate and daly
hed 10 the lioglHteis office. Therefore, II n
ordered that all persons Interested N the estate
Of said deceased be no fled to appear bofUfo
said Court, at the Probate Ohicc Ia Manchester,
IN said district on The lat day Of June A.
u. 1896, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ by publication Of this
order three weeks excessively previous thereto
Ia the Manchester JOEHsAL,a newspaper printed
At Manohostor, aforesaid. to show cause, II any
they may have why said instrument in writing
should not be proved and allowed a. the last
will and tostAmtnt Of the aid deoeasel
law W b. tDGEHIDN UsVistpr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28
CHR lunnlbrsirr 1nnTual
THURSDAY. MAI -. lssG
D y Nk0sps. Eaiitr Gne Froprsi0f

"Ar ataH Aah Eafgass " AamcrsTt 20
VI attH as HAraaf - ktgsa. ASP VI
tt4n an NArgHst 10 MNrrAogrHfhas
THrst 49, raf rbarElfs vHu ~ Bmsa
irrm rvHff tNr Trttt ~ FBnreTlNr
IlmFF Cas- bEr orHm srsrrs TtEssB
taaH nIaTsaF - rhpgrAFTrl THUEE 10
- oasTfT p sHr pau.u vHnK 1911
,lanaE rTenTrur Hu srru wGuE ISr
Ahru EAN#H tFH pnthr THK nNrNT1vr
iaEa4la 90 atR Hla tggu n0oyEIgTnEsT
AM. kIhIEY. ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

Are yen disturbed at night and broker
Of yonf rest by sick child suffering aDC
crying With ain OF cutting teeth? II s,
send At once aud get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
lng. 1t cures dysentpry, dlsrhoes, regu
ls,fs the stomach aud bowel, cures vino
collie, softeas the gums, reduces il hama
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system Mrs Wlnsloq's Soothing
Syrup for Children lerihinR is plessan'
to the taste an Is the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest and hest FINALE physician
snd purses In the United States and Is for
sale by ali druggists throughout the world
price 70 cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

sps,ttag q Clbss sns,H TIE Psfs
Masb s.r, Earps sl.I Ftatest sus a
iu.oa,it .ssiu,i he oautupa iBisfis rues
81 Amulaspt 10 nsttsu ~bteh o. sai oua
ssfs ibsE Abd yet Cats y eel ssrtuiJ
g. ilss ifon CaftbuFos.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

We, the undersigned, agree to refund
the money on fifty cent bottle OF
Greenes Syrup OF Tar, TIT fails to cure
your congh or cold, We also guarantee q
twenty five cent bottle to prove sstisiac
tory or no pay. II Men Rol fails to cure
your headache, we also refund the money.
BAYLEss & SowLa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28
UAKTWELL KENDAILI5 F,r,rr

NrArE or NERmoSr District If MnurhratrrB.
The PROBATE Court f1r The district NJ Manchester;
10 81 persons Interested Ia ito ,state ~
HArtWeli Kendall late " Dorset Ia sad Dls.
tnct deceased GHElTNd.
by the authority Of the state Of Vermont, VOC
are hereby notified 10 appear before the said
Probate Court. Al the Probate Office in Man.
chester, ~ said District, on tho 18Th day Of
Jane A u 1926, AT 10 O'Clock 4. NJ 10 shos
cSuFo, II any you have, why the account Of H.
Bunlm, Administrator OF the estate OF said
deceased ,hout not be allowed aud also Why the
readne Of said estate should not be distributed
10 the parties entitled thereto
Dated al N anehestofln sad District, this 25lh
day OF May A, D. 1896
5Jw ". Il EDuERTON, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

The npeel Of Moscow 10 lts festive 81
tire iot the coronation ceremonies recall,
the famous ssytns Of Nspoleoa ih.t 10
hhy Year, Ill Esrops ~onld be either lie
pabliesu or Cossaes. 1t is Dearly biaety
yrats hlBos ihe prophecy sss uttered aud
karops s Belthsr kepabiicsu nor Coss.ct
b0t s there Asy Indication that Il ever
wtli be. Kussis ceased 10 he Cossacf when
The setts ssfe freed. aud though The Gov
trnneat be iesp3iic the Rassisn niBd hs.
absorbed great deal Of the sro~th 10 tb
srsltsm o. The riEsteeath century. THE
fate Of Sspoleoa', prsdisiioa ,hoald be I.
warning ssHas, The dsaseros. tenptltioa
10 isdalgs 10 p'siie,ions a, too leEg
range,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

senstor TeIlers victory 10 Colorado Is
s sweeping as 1t is unique. He seeute'
not only tremendous iudorsement 10 the
platform TOT himself snd his liess. hit =
delegation banded over to bin ostaut.
tioasly as hm ptrsonAl property. The
Others ATE Instructed 10 set 10 harmony
.ith the vlews Of the don. Henry NJ.
Teller" Why mea iusis d Of dnmuis.
should have been c oseu for this purpose
il is hard 10 see Egeu the "oom phueut"
q 30 election AZ deiegsts mn.l seem more
than usasllF dubious nuder such clfoum
stsBees such opee sc,ion BY . State con
,sbtton 10 unparalleled.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28
Or. w. n. BARRETT,
SCIENTIFIC OPIICIAS,

Formerly oonsaluug 0ptiei1n Of TIE Boston Og
tirai lasutate. il bou u tbs C8lbaru H08ss
hAnchrsirr CsEtrs, Hbsfe be can te o0ns ailsf
u the trts tree guu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-28

Morton, Secretary OF Agriculture. has n
great deal Of the mule 10 his make mp.
He tein-ed to eIpend the appropriation
made ior The distribution OF seeds on the
ground that 1t VAS not money wisely tI
peudci Congress passed so act COMPEL
ing him to do It, but be delayed the inst
ter 90 long that the seeds GOV distributed
are too late 10 he used this year, aud the
packages DO not show The kinds Of seeds
they coulsin, lhu, making much useless
trouble 10 their distribution 1t may be
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