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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
May decrease. 1888.

The Clearing House statement to-day Is A. fol-
lows: Exchanges, $1105s3,493; balances
fhs United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were SO33,9lo,
and the internal revenue receipts SG4O, 3O3
rates develop such an ascending tendency that they
to-day were advanced u cent for sterling.
We revise quotations for actual business as follows:
Baukers bills. 81 s5h and - sSa4 for long
and short sterling respectively; 6.l0t and 5.l6'9
for francs; 84a4 and 85k for rcichmarks; 40 aud
40lI for guilders.
The governors of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change In the
banks minimum rate for discount. and 1t remains
at 4 per cent. During the week the bank gained
c367 900 bullion. but the proportion OF reserve to ITS
liabilities raised only per cent 10 80 against
40 1l-lG per cent at this date last year. To-day
the bank made further gain OF flOl, OOJ bullion
on balance. The weekly statement of the Bank Of
France shows loss Of g. Az, 900 francs IN iod and
a gain OF l07 800 francs In silver. At the LONDON
stock Exchange Brls eon'ols were steady ana md
account United States A. and 4i2s respectively
were d and L higher than Tuesday at l2l7s and
American railways were irregular. but generally
lower than Tuesday: at the close there were SOME
recover-s. Al Paris French pc. cents en- which
yesterday declined from oO.17l2 TO 79.o2i2, re-
covered TO s0.l2i2 francs.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAskgr4
LONDON Nav Sl-i23O D. m.-Atlsntc and GREAT West
second MORTGAGE trustees cetncAtes a. Nswiork On.
n.
LONDON May SIS m-The proportion Of the Bsnx OF
liability which last wcck was 30 3 Der
cent now 81 per cent inc bullion IN the Bank Of Eng
LoSDos MAY 3l.-3:ov D. N fans .hvicss QUOTE nreo
10 90 Confines for the scoou mt
LosDoS NAY yl-tO0 D. M. Atlantic aud nrsAt wesssrn
trustees certnuates <Isl: Ere 80; New
YORK Central i2s'A Illinois Contra l%0t: Reading IN
Mexican Ordinary l23
bullion como into the Bank of Ensland on
balance TODAY u IU<. 0OJ.
PARis May s1.-rhs weekly statement of the Sank OF
France ahows . decrease OF 3+25y0vV france goa and
On increase Of lU7.0Ov francs silver
EUROPEAN MARKEr4
LryEkrooI- Nav sl.-Bseon Cumberland Cat $685. short
Mesa 90 I'd: do wcstarn sLu Lard.
Primo western 6ssa GLeese Anorcan cnaea oLoS lul.
American BreAistuns-,orn $40 tor New NiIsd West
en- Wheat Tue California No IL HllS
90 California No. slod $3.50 Tor ked wiatet Ps..
7Od pr Canadian. Butter 630U for Good Unit
ed sa.eA and evod for naest do Bost ilo~d i'r Exs
LosDoI NAV sl-syt1ts rurDsennA 2ood t. lS.
1000 quarter. iinscea OIL a2O OOex2o0 %
per TIM rAlss ans Der owl hsanea Pesso'san. ID -
GAvlh Nav 3I.-wneoT's Lard closed ., 10 frsscs 90
continues 90 kiios -.
BKKnEs Ms! al.-wilooIr Lard CLOSED q So marks 90
per lla liza Petroleum. MARKS 10 pfonninsa
ANTWERP. Nay sl-P-troleum- II franco 37A7 confines
paid Wilcox Lard close AZ l3D marks w can
times Dor loo koa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
PooI CROP PROSPECTS IN VIRGINIA..

PETERSBURG, Va, May 31.-AOst Encouraging
accounts Of crops diserent par Of the STATE see
coming In. Cotton 70 coming up badly and the tobacco
plants sro small and in some Instances they dryfug
M in IstesA n fun crop Of tobacco " made YIN
b. very late. tn peanut section many fs:mers have
been forced 70 repsat, In consequence Of the seed
planted having become rvten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01

We'll" said the lady whose husband had
ruz swy vita t.s sseeel nss. "tsssss css s.ss0.
Dss tk1a thoss wsesla On najds seEvss tks way d."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
BROKERS IN OIL BUSY AND EXCITED.

There was another advance to day Of loc per gallon
the price Of refined oil 70 77s08c. In New.York.
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gOSDs AVID BAvK SrOJxS
Dark ponk

| PARK Bank
| o.. -. lB7
German Am Bank
| lO........ ~
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| Bends
| 10000.
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10. 900. 100
Albany d sus I'd
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1000. .......9l
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LIST
600. ..... l01 y
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series b
5000. ...... 81 n
Chez Il U currency
1000. 30
Central Pacific @ r
i.OVo......lllS
Del and II rcS'9l
l.WO. ..... lit
Erie 10 con &C ID
1000. 49,. 1868
Fort Worth 4 ID
5000. .......io.
1000. HA
Gulf Col and 9 Flst
A0U0.... ll3h
II Ala + & Isl
Westp div
1000. ..... 1917
international cp 10
1910. -.....S64
Reofuk 4 DIN LIST
l,NU. ..... 100
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5000.
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RR0RIfTs or PRODUCR
Per 1svtA Rtssr. Tassis saa nsfres64
U9 I've 6agAl
Nuv.Yopr Thuraday. Nav 81. lAoS.

Nsw.YolK. ThursdAy. Nay 81. 1851
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SOb ehOt'2skO
Trust rccoipts
1000.
Ore'n Il TranSc LIST
o.OUO.
Oregon Short l. 80
0.v00..... no
Rome h W 1st
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80 Paul NJ d N Let
Dakota extanaion
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-29
"May I Kiss That Baby"

To soldier, far away from home,
there is no more touching sight than that
Of baby in its mothers arms. While
on their way to Gettysburg, our troops
we're marching by night through vii.
lage, over whose gateways hung lighted
lanterns, while young girls shed tears as
they watched the brothers of other wo
men march on to possible death. A
scene of the march is thus described by
the author OF "Bullet and Shell:"
Stopping for moment at the gate OF
dwelling, l noticed young mother
leaning over it with q chubby child in
her. arms. Above the woman's head
swung q couple of stabIe-lanterns, their
light falling full upon her face. The
child was growing with delight at the
strange pageant, as it watched the armed
host pass on. 81 beg your pardon,
ms'am" said Jim Manners, one OF my
mel, as he dropped the butt OF bis mus.
ket on the ground, and peered wistfully
into the faces OF the mother and her
chlid. 4.lsc ia
II beg your pardon. but may I kiss
that baby of yours I've got one Just
like him at home; at least he was when
I last saw him, two years -ages"---------.
The mother, sympathetic tear roll.
ing dowa her blooming; cheek, silently
held out the child. Jim pressed his IN
shaven face to its innocent, smiling lips
for moment, and then walked on, say
ing.
"Good bless you. ma'am, for tha,F'
Poor Jim Manners! He never saw
his boy again in life. A bullet laid him
low the next day, IS We made our nrst
charge a
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

WIrTENs, OBIo, Nav %
DISD.-On the evening OF the 10Th,
Peter Garden, aged II years. His death
was sorely regretted by bis many asso-
ciates Who parted with him at the grave.
Miss Ida Hnskinson has returned
home from Belmont Coun'v.
Messrs. John and Frsnk Talbot had
business at Wheeling on the l4th inst.
and OF course they could not return
home without seeing Jumbo.
We would like to know what Peter
Stewart bought all that furniture, towel
ing and table cloths for, il be amt 60.
ing to get married. a
Boys. when you escort your girls
home from meeting, il you want to meet
one another after you leave the girls at
the gate, lay a big stone on the gate so
your chum will know you have passed
and then run up and down the road,
whistling like wild men, and get all the
dogs to bowling in the neighhorhood
Our college opens on the let OF Au-
gust. So they say.
A. soon as one gets over his sickness
there Is some one else to take their place.
Mrs. Miller, at Sardis, is on the list with
the drOpsy. All OF the rest of the sick
are recovering fast. LITTLE ROSEBUD.
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rived upon II. banks we sat down to have
consultation ss to what vas best to be
done. I described minutely to him what
discoveries I had made aud he was for
arresting him at once but to thie | ob
jected. There was NO positive proof yet
of his brothers death. More evidence.
il possible, must be obtained I did not
believe tha, jury would convict him on
the evidence that ! had got. 81
While thus lszily discussing the mat
ter ] chanced 10 glance across the
stream and beheld rabbit standing on
the opposite hank. AT sight OF it re
membered the ostensible object on which
| had come, and raising the gun I dis
charged it in that direction. / don't
know whether the rabbit was harmed or
not, but the piece kicked SO that il sent,
me upon my back. To thisSday Fstleat /
know bat what the landlord meant to
kill me, by putting in 50 tremendous a
charge. Ny companion laughed at me,
as l trieito scramble TO my feet.
"Your gun kills both wsysr he said,
II am sure i, does one way answer
ed. "But the rabbit, perhaps, is not 60
much hurt as I am"
As ! spoke We both glanced over the
river to see If We could see anything of
our game; and there We saw sight that
I shall never forget to my dying day.
The dark waters of the river seemed ag-
itated in q strange manner. as though
something beneath them was trying to
resct the surface. In moment more
they parted and human face was thrust
up II was bloa,ed and distorted by be
long time it had remained in the water.
Ny companion gave cry that thrilled
me through: ,,
"My brother! my brother u
Here was, indeed, proof of murder.
The terrific discharge of the old gun
bad brought the body OF the murdered
man to, the surface and gave the last link
OF the chain.
For only few moments did the body
remain stationary, and then it sIowly
sank beneath the wa'er again. A few
hurried words passed between US and
then We went hack to the inn. Saul
Farman was standing in the doorway.
"What luck 2" he said as We came up.
"Good!' answered. 1--WE have the
game we sought" -..,
Ny, hand Tell heavily on his shoulder
ss spoke. o.s !,
"You are my prisoner" I said. 81 ar
rest you for the murder Of Nathan
Cleares!' .s.. :,
There was, short Struggle. In less
than minute We had the irons upon his
wrists The body was recovered from
the river, aud at the sight Of it the vii
lain made q full confession.
In due time he was tried and convict
ed. aud shortly after witnessed his ex-
ecution.
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Humor I'M the Stomach.

Much OF the distress and sickness at.
tributed to dyspepsia, chronic diarrh0.
and other causes is occssioned by hu-
NOR in the stomach. Several cases, with
ell the characteristics ofthese complaints,
have been cured ny Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Other cures effected by this medicine
are so wonderful that the simplest state.
ment OF them sff ,rds the best proof that
it combines rare curative agents and
when once used secures the confidence
of the people.
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How a Woman Drives q Nail.

She wants to hang picture on the
wall she gets nail, hammer and d
tall chair to stand upon, and calmly sur.
veys the situation Then she measures
distance and scratches spot. always an
inch too high or too low, and prepates
for action. She takes the nail In the
left hand and the hammer in the right,
and gently taps, like the drum accom-.
paniment OF musical box. Then she
lays herself out for big blow, raises
her arm and strikes. and yells like a cap
tured Comanche maiden on the bound
less prairie. She goes about the rest Of
the morning with her thumb done up in
q bread poultice. Yet she never learns
from experience. The next time she
wants to drive nail in anything she
will hit it exactly IN the same place. y ss'
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LccK HAVEN. Pa May 2l.-Martin
Fable, Jr.. died here yesterday. He was
ninety years old Mr.. Fable served un-
der Napoleon |. and participated in the
battle at Leipsic and Hannah. In 1860
be received gold medal from the last
companions Of Napoleon while in exile
On Helena Island. The Medal II dated
St. Helena, May 5, 1918.
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NOTARY BBiLIG.

TWIN undersigned, having been appointed
L Notary Public, would inform his
friends, ard the public generally, thst he is
prepared TO all Pensioners Blanks. admin
is.er 0aths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages. and other instruments Of
writing. JOHN JEFFBRS.
sprlsJ J'7sFET 3sallsyills. Monroe Co Ohio.
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King Kalakaua 'armv" is repo,ted
to number forty-nine soldiers, exclusive
Of bands and attendants !
A thirteen-year.old girl In Leeds, Ont,
weighs Its pounds and is 20 pounds
heavier than her father.
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~ There are few things too mean
for stingv man to do. We know OF
one who married widow before her
dead husbands child was weaned, think,
ing that she was rich. After marriage
he discovered that most of the proper
ty was willed to the baby, so he had
himself appointed its guardian that be
might handle the money. When he
went to settle his guardianship account
he filed claim Of S37 against his in
FAINT wards estate for wet nurse for
the child. On investigation it was found
that the wet nurse for whose services he
charged was. bis own wife, the child's
mother Osoego Times. 5l
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nnthv.
WE ARE NOT MISSED.

WE ARE NOT MISSED.
II you or
To-day shjhld die.
The birds wudld sing the same tomorrow
The vernal Spring
Her flowers would bring,
And few would think Of us with sorrow.
: Yes. he il dead. 'TR4
Would then be said; es- g
the corn would foes, the grass yield hay,
81 The cattle low. .} e
And Summer go, H5ts
And few would heed us pass away.
How soon we passl
How few, alssl
Remember those who turn to mold;
Whose faces fade
With Autunn's shade
Beneath the sodden churchyard coldl
Yes. it is So
We come and gol
They hail our birth. they mourn Us lead;
A day or more rI. :
The Wiatsr Ger,
Another takes our place instead.
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Bad taste in TIDE mouth, hu.
pleasant breath and impaired hearing,
when resulting from 0atarrh, are over
come, and the nasal passages which have
been closed for years are made free BY
the use of Elys' Cream Balm.s Price
so cents. ta 60 geo leo is
Apply into nostrils with little fin.
ger. -
EIys' Cream Balm has completely
cured me of Oatarrh, OF which I have
been afflicted over ten years, after try
ing almost every remedy recommended,
none having proved so effective and
thorough s. j s AIKEN, Wholesale
Deslerin Boots and Shoes, 143 Federal
ST.. Boston. Mass. x 1s ,sE.txG SIN
Elys Cream Balm cured me Of Ca
tarrn OF many years standingl-restored
nv sense OF smell. For colds Ia the
head 1t works like magic. E H. sSHER-
WOOD, National State Bank, Elizabeth,
Nj. a a. i!l$ 81
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Baby elephant,

Barnum is overjayed With his; sejui.
sition-the baby elephant--anf declares
s3Oo,000 could. not huy it, He offers
$4,000 for an insurance yf tue Ae..of
,herinfant for 6s weskq Surely, ,fishs
knew the full value of qPersna and Mas-
alis,. he would do no such foolish thing,
as they are the most successful .pro.ec-
tive medicines that have ever been sin&
troduced TO the human family. No one
can taEs any disease while taking Ps,una
before each meal, and keeping the boswels
regular with kanalis z Ask youfsDrus.
gist for the book on the "Ilis of Egfs.
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The most difficult arithmetic that .
man has to face is when be tries to rec.
oneile o go salary with . $50 wife.
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= M5NBRRls.,
.soalgradS Cor. Wheeling Rsrilss
The Wonde rfni- Nlae6i1aiI f6sss

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,ido .sss.s l.:s1s s.,ls sAllE>,sjsessss
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No. S.r5 ~ ~ ~. = { -. y - >. g
'rsaa SEs .sas:s' 49, - ~
, asrro,. s.s1i. 80 80 q as 81 ~ 4s,s Assf
,ons,rs,;nr sH . 9Th 'I IT, 'a anns s,rs unm,s
ssieies~ueou % TIN -shssss..u m psspuS,
no. bans ID. .s s. s% SiS9p p, s,0 9seSSy ~ = ~
he ear has marked incline. We ars
yoinE up q steep Bill SO that II fsaaifese
he 1abored efforts of two engipes 10
latl our lille train of Tour MARI oE gapes
,ars. 1t is not se.eH = g..ssi = .g,iss i
kes6bpEs Lk1ts J : 8 fI-
,rer.,. sr..l, .,;o,,...., a.. 49,, 3
,o.in AZ g hsee heen sccrstores5 - -
On the praifies. but. a stesav ,fl.e. ...;,a
after mile, ~,ers,7 - - -
This il sstbe ore., con,tnstt.t d;.;a.,,
We are crossinee.tke. .h.sihons ~ Nc,,h
America,which stretches from Alasks 70
the CordiIleras ia Mexico. and separafes
the. Atlantit- --ftotb--,te,.. i,.c;seF.,s.s..
Now All the .,reams hesids =. A.. ,atc
the GGlf or Mexico: Hprettv soan theyY
wifi Cow into the Galf sof MI f6FrilA 4
the Grand t,anofi Of Colorado,
which is the Mississippftif tif enc West,
To cross thi,H sreat aiyide t6estrsck
rises 5000 feet in ,as .miles. and the aver.
age grade, in, the steetier plscas il go
feet to the mile. "a +" .iIVR
nm, ng..sssn
.THf4. THfTaYSVl -
OF modern engineering IS nowhere
sno"n 90 pi.in.y ,,S ss ueie; y 10 one greas
nv, ,Se'uoe ,cu,.ei ~, !" .ne' 0shnsyivania
ha'I,oaa ouplicatea LOFTY tines, Win
near,y s 'nree Ee az ,,1es % Itae gFads; tnas mas
oene.sllv Sin sast - .ou. ,.I...s
9I7 feet % ,bs mia T"s"Sf 800 a
We are r.innIue tiow On one side i Of q
narrow little valley. with furious front
stream a htudfed fest ~ "a belov nd.
Down in the Gulf On the other side OF
the valley. along the he'd of fhe brtook d
the track we lust passed over snd I'm the
same side a06 feet ot so iabove "a bsS5.
ing like thread upoan stbe siasoE M
steep hill, is the track we are soo6 toi
reach. I'm. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pufinS and ffeitInvs the lfireNe,shesS3Gs.
in coal: 1thereupiueef viti,s -s7e,,cos- 20
~, So ~ .t,r ,n....,..,..,
80. .as - INV
auu sus osie ~ tne eIs ssssm otaKe spa
,ooaIng ! :, WIN sli ms mignt o. the trhcE
usm.e .;s., nlm' anu Ie.oy ~ an ihs'ahssno-'
''oe W s'oP tue !! as,n aiss ..t ~
IS II sa'e IerIectly. !. sn aecaaens
.uoulu oecul'ue .lata .cs'uin ne sloppeo
.a quaa.St s.i, u : seeena a,I one oiEtns
..s ca.s' suoaa, u., oecome, ae1sensa. = Nolias
sop ilus.ansy, osSause ~ .ae au.eomapsH'S
. o'ase' 'nas "oulu ias'e1 tne "neeis %
Ken their couplings, but have been stop.
psa saa .spa.'eu 0Sa oe.ore =. sue passensers
'u'peo'su "nas wac 'ue lna''er'
THE REGION OF ETERNAL SNOW. =
At the center of the curve We turn ou
a semi.circular bridge across the, valley,
down which We look Eve OF six hundred
feet at the little brook that runs thfoueti
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The above we're very severe tests, and de-
nens.rsts Beyond doubt, that for anylsa-
sousbls asnssh OF time daring which . watch
might be under wster It would receive NO
injury whatever.
We make these cases in both gold and
silver. aud a, Perfectly Dust-PrOOf
stem winding watch Case, Chat.
lenge the World 20 Produce lts
Equal.
ForSaleib by all First.Class jewelers..
mch27 .'S;Su3.
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khuoarb pie should never be, eaten
outside Of the village drug store. 6sj
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B. W. BRNTLY.',

"VIINToN IOWA, APfII <sI 1eSI.
IL wish you would send mo spring for
the VIM. Rllsry Watch - By the way
this Rllsff lis Swsteh Eseld in yoE Screw
Bezsl Case to farmer last fall. The arst Of
January be lost his watch in the woods, aud
found It this week in about one foot Of va
sst.-R hsa lain hires nonths and aver in
snsw sud .satsrs With 9bat -slight injury 10
the watch--only hair-spring.
C. 8. RAYMOND"
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The following letters tell their
own story.

NC uObhONtbuB t6ttCHb tCh tuCtH
own story.
9jF.-; ;"vALposrA, GsoReIA, July 20, 1882.
II sold one of your Patent Dust Proof
Cases sbout ten months ago, and the other
day It came back to me with the request to
N axe it wind easier. On. sxaminstion {
found that che stem was rusty, and ! inquired
into the cause Of b The gentleman stated
TO me thAS ne was starting some saw logs
shs q had lodged IN the bend Of the river,
ahsn his chain oxasht in bush and shrsw3
his watch into about twelve feet Of water,
and he was about two hours audiug 1t. When
be got It out It was running and he thought
sif right. In abo1s thfee months shs fsund
shlt the stem was hard to turn and sent II
Il me. s -;
can say that the watch Is all that the
conpauy claims 1torit and recommend tito
eli ssi! road snd ,miIi men. : -oel
B. W. BRNTLY.'.
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walthana, Mass.
csse Is formed in one solid piect siths
ont Joint or sssm, orsuins In front onls. thus
avoiding the usual Cap. and securing greater
strength and durability,
lThsse Watches are all spsn ties. The bszel,
into which an extra strong crystal Is fitted
with ansspsCiaiy. prepared watsr-psoof ce-
ment, is attached to the case by screwinE IL
thereon, and thus forms an sir-tisht juno
tion with the BODY Of the csse, which 10
preof against dust and moisture. = sssa
70 railroad men, travellers, miners, lum-
'bsFusn -and -othsrs-who o-ass~ ~almost- oen-
stantly exposed and who have to make fire.
,qusnt reference 90 the watch, these qualitiss
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SECrIeN 3V9 ANY person obtaining
and holding lien provided for in the
foregoing section. NAV, in addition to
his remedies. under section lhirtp-two
hundred and seven. proceed by petition
as in other cases Of en-, against the
owner OF, and all other persons inter
ested, as lien.holders or other~is in
any st,ch railroad, and obtain such judg-
ment, as justice and equity may require ;
and for the purposes Of such suit, any
number OF lien.holders provided in the
preceding section, may Join as parties
plaintiffs, by separately stating and mum
berine their respective claims provided
that il several liens be obtained ny sew.
eral persons on the same railroad under
the provisions OF section thirly-two
hundred and eight. they shall have no
priority among themselves, but payment
thereon shall be made pro rata.
ooNrRAcroR 70 BE NOTIFIED OF TIME Oh
PAYMENT; DISPUTED CLAIMS AND HOW AID.
| 5usTED.
SEerIoN 3210. Each contractor OF
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1seal Notices, per limo, first Insertion. II
seats, .ad eve cents per line for each additional
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