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New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
ieQal Nolires.

GUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- North America Lie Insurance Company-ln pur-
suaucc Ord-r OF the supreme Court u the state
OF New. YoK made at special thereof held the
Cty Han Of the City Of Kingston the twtfth day Of APRIL
1919 hereby given that The under@gntd has been
duly appointed referee 10 take proof and ascertain the persons
and parties entitled share the distribution Of The
held John +. Snyth, esq Superintendent of Tire
Insurance Department, security for the pOiCyh0lces
OF tle said America Life Insurance Company, an
policy holders IN said company aud persons and parties
tltled distribution securities
QuTed present their claims ana proofs concerning said
poll policy nd ers 20 the uudcr1guu referee aOIe
sad, hs Office No 81 3ud 80 Piuest he City Of New
NoiE. On the twentieth day Of Ma 1879.
Dated eWYOrk, April lS 1873. W. MCDERMOr,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
OFF!Cr or CHIfP QUARTFEMA-TER. bFPAETNENT)
OF TIE EAsI, GOVERNORS ISLAND. :

CEALED PROPOSALS, in tnplicate, viii he
y received the Office OF the undersigned until l2lJ
O'Clock y. the Ash dav OF june 1873 a. which tne aud
place ey VIII opened the presence Of bidders Tor 11r
hing and delivering such Coal Wood. Coin oats, Hay
Bran ana Do required during the fiscal year
e ing 80 $780, at he Posts of Fort Ada us r. J. Fort
IumOuI. Conn; PattsbTg Barracks, y. y, and Forts
Wadsworth WOOD Columbus Hamilton, and SCHUYLER
y. y. II.
Payment the supplies depends upon future appTOpria
tOl for the purpgse by Congress. .
Of th advertisement must be srcW ely attached
each pcate proposal and must Dc mentioned therein as
Blank proposals and specifications containing detailed in
formation quantity and qua y Of supplies required and
full instructions Of bddug and conditions 20 be
,eryec by bidders be obtained al lhs Office. ana al The
offices Of tie QuartenastrTs Fort Adams Fort lImhul
and Platsburg Barracks. COPY OF the specification mast
securely attached each tTphcate proposal ana must DO
mentioned therein a. comprising part OF IT,.
A articles OF domestic prOduc
ton, conditions o. price and quality being equal
The successful bidder VIII be required TO Cntor into
contract with the United states Wth good and ap
be less than iftl nor
more an value OF the supplies bd tor
beforehand, within thirty davs after being
O the acceptance OF s proposal Proposals must De
enclosed sealed envelopes. marked Proposals Tor "
and the Chef Department OF the
East Governors Island, ~ Y. ii. Tho United States
serves the right 10 reject any or a! proposals
ALEX. j. PERRY, Dep y. NJ. Gen. U, :. A.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
GGnkrupt Nolltes.

YCHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
7b day oi september d. 1910 warrant IN i9nNrpPty
W. issued AGAINST the OF ClSllAN n'iN AltiL'
of NeO,-YorE, In the County OF NcNhOgA And SAFE
OF New YORK who has been adufEel bankrl on s oMh
tba the payment debts aud a~hVery OF ay
nroperty belonging such bankrupt % hm ef Loi iLs
nse and the n-ir OF prOperty bY hn are orbbeh Oy
l.w; that meeting the creditors OF the sAh DhAluDt
10 Prove thcY debts and choose one OF hnIe "a
bi.rStatc viii be held = o BankruptcYto DE- ho4n
lj2 The Citv ot Nr"1 0iN poloF'
Henry Wilder Alien Register the 22d d2Y Of May a "
1879 al o'clock p. lyt.i - - - y N,a'SrS
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Gelp mante0

HARM and GARDEN RENT FREE.-Small
house and few acres situated markets, y miles
35 irom Sew York fr keeping place ur or vii
on hayn. furniture stock o0s chance
ami tidy couple 10 do wcl and perhaps tot
employment at ipw wages Address sdung qudDct
lions aud reeren Post OfCe Boa S. Bound Brook, y
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
DCouo5als
DEOPOsALS FOR HEAD5TONES FOR
1 SOLDIERS GRAVES

4
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 81, 1879 ,
SEALED PROPOSALS. I'm tTpicIte, are hereby invited
for diminishing Hcai. for soldiers graves. IN IrV.e
Village CIty tcW"eTes provided hy tIc dW apWO\cl
IcDrUay B. 1879. OF which the following ls an extract:
fEdt the Warts AcrrJ, authorized 10 erect
Ular Volunteer Army OF the United states dlung ue WF
Tor the Union, and who have been buried ~ private VIay
city cemeteries in the manner ~ provided pE me ia"
Of March o. e1a, for those uttered ID NauOha Mha!
The total number q be furnished l7Op0
secretary blank forms ~ proposals can be dd on
bv lett 90 CAPITA a J. rockwell
a. o. ~ L. A. charge of National Cemeteries Washing
Specimens Of the Headsonos furnished be at
All hds should be accompanied by good and sufficient
guaranty WI De considered except Tor American
Marble Of tie named an hs suec hCauOns
should be lnCOsed In sealed tuNcpts aua en-
dorscd rupoa Headstnes ana addressed To ihc IN
dcrsgurd Office thev VIII bc opened M The presence
otBdders on Monday, June lt 1879 commencing at II
By order of the Secretary Of War.
a. G. NhlG>. artsiMaster' enciaL I. ;. a.
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING RAIlONS
j AND SHIP CHANDLERI FOR REVENUE YES
Sells .,.. =,
CuILECIOas OFFICE Nay d, letH.)
SEALED PROPO AIS @li be received ~ this Office until
u o'clock noOa of TI DAY NAV p, 1872 ior su pSng
tsn- and Suip ChaudlerV go be ' for earaicy ir The
use of thp vessels o he United states Revenue
service in Tins Collection District for The hscal year
ending June 80, lr-O --..,,.-
furl.l- he'd on application at tins Office -
al '''s, ana 20 WalNc
defects II deemed interest Of the Government 80 70 do
l.. a. MERRl- i, Collector.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
sorsss. Carriages, 1arurss. &t.

4 PAIR of very fine BAY HORSES. flowing
~ names and tails 10 - hands esn bashaw m W aud 10 L19s
from WaTfen Co N. j.. at MILLER's GENITAL HOTEL
srABLES, orange, N. J. Can DO seen fol- Two dzSA
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

HOUSFKEFPER.-A competent hOusekeepeT
wishes position: city country good home more
appreciated sitrf. Al one Week, IN EGlIl 4,
BOX rs Tribune Uptown once l,25s Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
6ilnatiore Uautfo-- females.

NURSE and MAID.-By first-class German
~ Protestant girl; has the beet verbal rGiercpoes Is
Good seamsTess dresses hair nicely and viii take care OF
children country. can az 6O2 6th ave. near Spths
ARLORMAlD, &c.-By a respectable Scotch
Protestant girl as Tarormsid chamberlain ana Msi'
ress good reference objection 10 the country Apply ~
2l5 West lsth-st
CEANISTRESS.-A respectable Protestant
- vonng woman as seamstress and ady'Smaid under
stands dresswakpg. can operate Wilson and wilcox u
ips machines; sevs very neatly bv hand objection 20
the country: CITY Address c., TI1Dune uptown
ONCE l2SS Broadway.
NTASHING.-A respectable c0ored woman
w wishes genemen's or ladies' washing az hone9 wouu
20 out al Gail OF address No 323 West o5ust
NVASHING.-A respectable woman 70 40 90
w family Washing or 10 20 by the call OF address
y. HYNESS 63l lsj.ave, second floor back
WANTED-By n responsible, middle aged
w woman capable Of taking care Of house or Ie sun M
mer months situation cook excellent references Au
dress l.. Box Al Tribune Uptown Ofice 25S Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

NCR~E.-By an experienced ProtcStant
~ woman a.. cbHd's fully competent 90 take fun
charge o an ufaut city rcforcnce CAL at or address
ri West .ttt-st
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

I ADN'S MAID. &c.-By a Protestant young
woman. GOOD hair dresser aud seamstrcss: competent
and tri.ly. sal sileJry reference. Cal for Gays
2U- EI-t 3jtlst
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

NURSE. Nc.-By a Young Amcrlc0n elTI,
- Protestant ~ take care of Cld and assist with cLam
beIWrrE at lctOrv reference given prefers Tho county
Acdfes. s. g. Tribune Uptown once l25S EiOalWay.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

4 AI'NDRESS-BV respectable woman as
ir,trIs,. lauudres- iu private FAM city reference
La, no O5 .O8 % tlc cOuLtTY. 1O1 West l5ihsL
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

NURSE.-Bv a Young girl rs nurse, or to
~ 60 Light chamberwors city references IA East 4Jat
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
Al the Brooklyn TabernncIe-Dr. TALMAGE will
preach usual TOMORROW MORNING 40 1880 and
AT scotch Presbyterian Charch l4th.st bot ON and
aye-oaINCcS TOMORROW ~ 1880 o. ~. ana 4. q.
The pastor the Rev. SAMUEL ~ HAMILTON, win preaci.
Lecture WEDNESDAY EVENING ~ o'clock.
ASSOCIATION Hall. 23d-s'. corner I.hsye- sunday morn.
ing, 80 10 lOl De- Young CONVEX. $ Bible GaSs.
Bible Cass for Young Men ony ii tho Iafof al o'clock
SUNDAY
SUNDAY G.3O y. m, young men generally.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, =. m, young men gcner-
nioD Daily Meetings Saturday Sunday oxoeptedj for
both sexes from 70 o'clock
Ar RcpVblicnn HILL 55 West $50 -st-The Now-Y0rk
Conference spiritulsts VIII meet SUNDAY at 23O D. H.
Admission Tree, "nd an invited.
Al II. James Methodist Episcopal Church Ciadson
ave ana l25thst). Bishop ". l. IiAkkls, LID wlh
or.ach Al 1890 a M Or. JAMES " KING al 1880
on Neglected TileGts." Al cordially weicomea."
All Soui, Church 4.h-ayc.. corner n 20Ast The Rev.
doii and tie ROW J. il ALLEN Of Harvard University
- N sarb I'm e evening At 7fJ on Cayluisn as Force
~ history sunday school at 800 IN Evening service
seats Tree.
Al Tbirty-fonrh street Reformed Church west OF eth
ave. the Rev. CARLOS MAXI. PIrAcneS az lO'oW a a
p.pe ssocaiiOn OF the Church Sermon by the Rev. L.
d. BhVAh, D. u.
Aptl,sn Memorial Church, 4ohst., west OF GthaVe-
1-il pis n fIEgIK NEWTON viii preach al il a. IN tho
~ ~ three sermons questions concerning CHRISTIANITY
Sub,ec, what is the Essence II ChnshGniiyT ana al
Is at 40 D. the ast OF the course on the Cul
tnre of GiSraetcr. The Crisis OF Chafaettr
.r.s-tc.u Teu,pernuce Union -stelnway Hail. SUN
nay 3U 10 answer 10 many inquiries u rs
inc address will be delivered by WM mAsO ~ AN
pTesdent lsubIect"The Rum Flend" SPeeches gy @
IIs1 Rayuolds Shackeford ana KING. solo singing MIn
Sver singing by grand choir C0ilecton NJ ho uoof
D"J'i' ee EUGENE UEDEkHILL- Cor SEQ
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

HOTSEWORKER.-By a neat, tidy. intclli-
cent young Protestant rr win be generally useful in
washer aug 0ucr viii give best of IrcunmoDdat wages
moderate Can be No. 2S2 ttave, lear lsthst
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

TOOE.-Bv an experienced and Tolahle
oman al. t10, I'm private family: will8sslst IN washing
cE . Of house; be-, city from last employer
. West 4lst-st
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
neliglons Noilres.

Chickerins Hall StnsyS cor cf ishtUnSn ssaoS os n
Park congregational Church BROOKLYN viii preach at 800
SUNDAH AfrLhNo0S si19ins by M Il Mecah
A.-Cburch OF the Holy spirit b7thst, between Park
ald Lc5.ngt"ayes the new bp3SPFPa
Rector viii onicate-Holy COMMUNION, Morning service,
ii Evening, 743. sunday-schoo o'clock
AIRS Nellie j. n brigham, insPr .tioaa speaker
lectures for tine FIRST society ot sPirtgasis at 1920 a. M
23O p m.
At sixty first street Methodi.t Episcopai Church
bet. I'd and Slaves Tho Rev. JOHN l. COokMAN, ID. u;
n TfS % m P,aeh 80 on y qe a aoy @ yed
AT the Finh Avenue Baptist hurch Wei 4Gt3,si.
Sunday services MoHNING II O'Clock aud ny EEENi NJ =,
ally invited
broadway Tnbcrnnclc.-The Rev. II. D; HITCHCoCK,
D. ID Union Theological Seminary, viii preach la this
church on SUNDAY MORNING, May H. Services com
Brick Church corner OF 5th-ave and 37hst, the Rev
LLEWELIN ID. BEYAN, Pasor.-Morning service Oh
SUNDAY May II, at ii a. m ana 40. N
Centennai Baptist Church, brookyn j JUSiihN h ma u;
FULTON, ID. d., PastOT.-MOning subject Tho fah tha'
Lights up Darkness Ministerial TRIALS and the iTal qI Na
STANTON: Low lie Lived, How lie Died"
Catholic Apostolic Church lChst between Con and mn nm
ayes.-suJcct: "Ihe Personal Coming cf CHRIST, nW ihg
ia!h sud hope of the charch win be explained
Church of the Incn rnntion Madison ave and 55thst'
the ltey, ARTHUR BhOohs keetor-DiVlne SERVICES II
IN. and D. III.
Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church. 5thaye and 43th ~
sL-ihc hey. J. CLEMENT fHENtH VIA pItaoh '-'D
BATIl, I'm inst services at IL a. H. and $40 =. H.
Collegiate Reformed DEich Church 1tltve al ana t Z5.H
st.-Tbe MILAN OkMISiON. d. a., hu pIe"'h
SABBATH, llthnst services al II a. Ia anu tD ', n
Collegiate Reformed DaIch Churcn LafayeueipaSSe' S
conner 4thst, nelr br0ad"ay nS I''N; r,
CHAMBERS, u. D. viii preach SABBATH llth INST
Services ~ II a. ~, ana p ~
Calvary Baptist Church 23dst between On ani YtH
avesIAe Rev. r. =. MAcA Rih X t.sloi' PrSaoncs
DAY MORNING at lO:o0, ENENlNu 90 Ss,aay sraay
school, 2:3O Congregational Bule-cass ~ f. IiA9,esii
meetings MONDAY. " FDNEsDAY o1< FRIDAY EVEN
INOS strangers invited
Canal street Presbyterian Church IN Greene ST. hti
Canal tue Rev ALIEN. NCAELNtN, Pastor services q.
1880 p SabUathchOo at 2.O j. N , saOoi,l s
Monthly at 1880 Lecture ana fiiEo h'oou7
on " odHesday evening az O'clock. All welcome,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

NURSE and CHAMBERNAlD.-By a neat
~ Protestant Hr; Kind to Lid'eni o3n ta4S GhaTge I Si
infant tity references. permanent nome Ml
De- generally useful Can az PROTESTANT HONE BC
ELAt. l.S Gth-ayc
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Eeuures ano ileellHas.

A ANNIVERSARIES.
"A BROADWAY TABERNACLE
Broadway. 3ltn--t
Board OF Commissioners Foreign Als5lons,
SABBATH, MAY Ii. 1870 }.
Iutroauctory statement. G. P Bush D. D. District secre-
tary SpeaSers Hon. WIN. b. Dodge, NC- President Rev.
Geo. HeIrCE, Turkey, Marx Hopkins. D. De- LI d. Ifes-
dent.
NOTICE.-lhe anniversary meeting of tho
~ PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS
viii be held on SABBAIH EEENlSG May II, a. 100
o'clock. a the MEMORIAL PfE-BiIEhlAN Gnu nc II,
Rev. Dr. G. :. Rob- NSON, Pastor -
statement Of the financial condition OF the hotr VIII DO
a bv one OF oeCret3Ir which He annual semen
will be delivered bY Rev. s. j. Nccois, ID. De- Of ST. Louis
All friends Of the cause OF Missions are cordially invited To
attend.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

DRFSSNAKER-By dressmaker, who cuts,
- hs and twins excclonty. aso, makes ehiien.T
vii taEt t,r oora to homo. Address a. b.. Box so
Tribune urpWn Oilce. l23S Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Eaw 5thools.

VAIF Law Sch0Ol.--Regular course, : years;
l-arsfc ,oursp llor degree OF DClE wears ta ler ID
,Iers Sent .5 Actress PIof WANLAND Ne"'haNeLC "
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
6ltnailons Uanieo-alales

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes q situa; Ia
~ ton for her boy. fifteen IA good honest ana
knows ali parts OF CITY wishes learn some business
wages Object ADDRESS Z East 47thst
COOK.-By n Chinaman IA cook in hotel,
~ private fony. board ayacht Call between ahd
p NJ address \. = Chinese Mission ll9 Wllie-st
OOACHMAN. Swede.-By reliable, single
mar he cIe m Of orsss
aud carriage years Des Ty NJ n NJ chi No al
gha7c gIGiTi bet between "i ir g5d and 2iih,sts.
NOACHMAN. &c.-A young Protestant man,
S1 %ae % % found as Sfasma9 %s na G3 Hist
class reference nom last employer no oJecnohs 10 GS OF
country; ADDRESS f. NJ, Box ~ Tribune Uptown ONCE
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By frst-class
y coaclnan Who IgorouShy nnieIsan ms business - IN
ADDRESS LAwkLNCE, Tribune Uptown Office l'23o Broad
way,
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By young man,
~ age 30 Protestant Is goo careful driver would 'ako
wanted has The best Of Tcie ences; cog iIy
preferred Address J. C., Tribune Uptown ofice l2SS
'-oa'" ~ Az
COACHNAN and GROOM.-Bv a young mar
- red man thoroughly understands the proper care Of
horses and harness. viii be found competent ~
every respect strictly temperate can furnish hstcas e
part Of The coantry can On or address JAMES, No go
East l6th.st
COACHMAN AND GROOM. Situation
Y wanted b. drstca, co1chmu who thoroughly under
stands respect best refer-uces
from a>j EN- lover. Addross IL box 20, Tribune Uptown
ENAkAIlNtT, Nc.-bN Il SNtllSH Hidn uu"Ci-
i stands farming gardening; proper OF horses
oriver; married child best references PlEH9ON
AS oth-9ye.
GARDENER, &c.-A good plain gardener
" wants steady place; milk, attend horses or keep
fine house co.t Orior tie bet o references by two OF
'no OeS' houses IL '''' EDWARD. Tribune Office
NNAITER.-By a Cmnaman as waiter III
w private family boardin nghouse viii for small
wages. Cal between ana j. address y y Chinese
Mission, ll9 Mhltc-st
XVAITER-.By a Swedish man who is well
w acquainted with is business very good appearing
and thoI6ugl reliable Can be at No 6OZ
GTlaNe. between 50 ana 3ttl-stS.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

COOK--Bva 2 respectable middlc-aCed woman;
first class bread ana biscuit maker; hest OF civ refer
oIce five last situation; objection io c2 10 e cou-
rr f0r the summer Please C1u at 200 West 18th 81
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
EOUSEWORKER.-Bv a neat, ny, inte

uru Young Protestant girl viii De generally useful n
family capacity DO good COOKING and ID good
best Of wages
GeIate Can no. 306 Gthaye, 2%dSt, first
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
ltlusirGI JnslruMenla.

UAINES BROTHERS have removed to ia
4 4 bth.ave between l7th and lSibss. west wheto
tuey Will be pleased exhibit their ne" square h1 t!1
CANT upright pianoortes' when "ie uh'''s'S ''NNo"
edged u be the 49, ... -, ..,.,, ,.r,-p-D
FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PIANOS TO RENT.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

DEFSSM AKER-A competent French dress
IL maker, gooi cutter and inter wishes few engage,
M le 10 order very cheap Address tme. REDhON, 700
West 2Cti,t, between 1th and StIayes
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
G,tnntnrs OanIe6--f femaLss
4 pRnTESTANT SERYANTS' HONE Bl
n BTCKTS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,

& Nltth.-E l'Nl-GldSS LU4li~u NVH'NI
~ experience, very fine coosns. SOUPS meats ana a.,
serts pastries and side dishes taEc entire tat-r on
kitchen reasonable wages; best reference sos oIha'e
Ueai 23G-s.. first door.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

NURSE.-Nnrse to take full charge of a baby
Iron IFS BIRTH OF young children and sc" has Dest oi
renee "Are She has lived for year, eau AZ 4- lsI
AioaiVay.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Churcb of the Heavenly Rest

Dir Newman viii preach on SUNDAY MORNING al lu:'O
n Central NJ l. Church 7tuYe. aud Iitst andln the o. en-
ing at 30 will continue hs dscp1fsts On lIe LOST In
Iircs World ncr buried Ctt>" SuOecti Nlhe
ch u Palaces"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

NURSE.-A middle-aged woman thoroughly
t Cal of three days between 10 and O'Clock at 20 East
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-03-13

Fdnoatinc fhe BIInd.

Clearly education, sound and efficient
the first step to be aimed at as the
antidOte to mendicity, Educate the
blind up to the pitch to which their in
dividual capacities render 1t possible,
and we put them on the road to indie
pendence. This is a self evident cOnclu-
SION Although most of us are super
Eicially aware that the blind have been
in the habit of reading embossed books
for years, yet the subject has never, it
would seem, received the universal
attention and interest from the benevO-
lent public which its importance de-
mands, and which It has a right to ek-
pect, when we remember how truly
great is the charity and sympathy mani
tested everywhere toward the sightless.
Now, as we must not Judge Of the char
acters and industrial capacities Of the
blind generally by the proWling, stick
tapping vagabOnds about our streets, any
mere than we should of the rest of man
kind by other mendicants, so we must
not suppose that fair example Of their
ability in reading an embossed Bible is
afforded by the blind squatteTs here and
there dotted about our paVemehts, pre-
tending to tumble out with their fingers
the Psalms orthe Gospel according to st.
John. Many Of these, in all probability,
have learned the passages by heart, and
slip them trippingly off the tongue, as
they would any other set, welcomed,
high-sounding phrases. No, to appre-
Ciate fairly what can be done by touch,
and how far the fingers may compensate
for the eye, we must go to some Of the
many schools and classes where the
blind are taught to read. Everybody,
however, cannot be expected to do tins;
and yet, to afford them the help which
all are so anxious to give, there should
be more general acquaintance than
there is with the means by which it IS
sought to educate the sightless; for, sup
posing every one ready to grant ther in
gentiity, their quickness Of apprehen-
sion, and perseverance in reading their
embossed books, how many people are
aware, even specifically, that there are
in existence some six or eight different
systems and forms of type for teaching
them to do Sol or how mauy people have
the least idea of the inndnerablB diff
culties which the present state Of these
systems offers, not only in themselves
but when weighed against the other.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-03-13
The Bank of France.

There are sixteen directors of the
Bank of France. Nobody can be a di.
rector unless he owns twenty-five shares
of the bank. Now, as each share il
worth $500, each director must have
$25,O00 invested in the bank the great
majority of the directors have two OF
three times this amount of money in
bank shares, Rosthchilds, HoltinguerS
and Says are among the largest sharehOld
ers, and as they bought their shares
when they were worth S4O0 each, Their
dividends on the money invested are an
enormous per centum. Only the 20C
largest shareholders are allowed to be
present and vote at the annual meeting
Of shareholders, it being assumed that
the interest of all the shareholders
would be securer in their hands than if
every owner of a share had voice in
the banks management. These 2OG
shareholders consist of eighty-nine per.
sons who own 100 shares and upward
thirty-one persons who own a hundred
shares, and eighty shareholders who
own above sixty shares.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-03-13
we are inclined to think that this
would be the best of al.
Why We Study.

The use and result of study are
well brought out in the following
extract from an article by Howard
Miller, Elk Lick, Pa;
Il Will venture to assert that the
average Congressman or State leg
islator cannot pass an ezamina ion
for common school service.
81 have no doubt that many a
young miss can technically parse
this article, according to some stan
dard authority, from end to end,
while many a man has been in the
.. S. Senate, who would lose his
life, we're be to depend on such a
test for his salvation. Yet the Sena-
tor is undoubtedly the better
scholar, and this is what I mean
when I say that the individual stud
les viii hardly ever, if indeed they
ever do, come up for practical use in
any profession outside of teaching.
The result Of study is, properly, a
sort of polishing process to the
mind, which enables the party bene-
flied to see reflected all sides of an
object or idea presented to him fo1
mental inspection, and not only the
side next to him, as the ignorant
man sees.