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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14
EMERSON AND THE SCO7CH SHEPHERD LAD.
Ia.n.n The Rostnn Hernld.


The fact that the firm members OF the
Heotype Printing Company and their numerous EN-
p!oycs found good In the approaching
marriage Of Mr. Donald Ramsay, the foreman OF Their
photographic department. TO express their regard and
respect for him by the icfomal presentation OF hand
interest 20 the public Bui snecdote concerning tue
recipient hint at the qualities OF innd that
for him his present posion aud serve u snow
that have IN the past received IRON the motner
after Mr. Ramsay entered his present work, In what
wac very nconspicuous branch OF the prblshlhg
business OF James r. Gsgood Co." says an OH friend
OF his 81 chanced 10 10 him. as turned away from
giving some instructions, that had just passed Mr.
Emerson as I came up stairs The young scotchman's
fase was aslow in a M oment. Ralph Waldo Emerson
! would give pythiDg to zee himP told MIN that "
would DO very easy thing to accomplish ana promised
send him a message the next time Mr. Emerson
obanced rall. Tbeu asked why he had so deep sn
interest In q man whom supposed would, at most, be
but O TO him He told NE that when he was boy
twelve fourteen he followed the custom OF
ehe country, and herded sheep for some large land
owner One day he had holiday. and, having saved
few pennies he footed IL into Glasgow to spend them,
not Tor cake. and ale but something 10 help him
pass tire time Ia the sheep fed After turning over the
toDtens OF secondhand dealers book STALL he selected
little pamphet-perhaps because II was the only thing
and reread many in their placid ompanion-
ship. 1t one Of Emerson's earlier essays, don't
remember which. Il had heard OF Emerson, OF
course said Mr.. Ramsay and really thought, when
bought It, that OF the labor reform tracts that
were common at that time. But 1t made impression
my MIND, and was always on the lookout for
thing written BY this Emerson but 10 not until {
Game to this country that learned Emerson was
and that he was not demsgogus and labor reformer
Now have read nearly all his published works." 1t is
enough TO add that Mr.. Ramsay often saw Emerson
before increasing feebeness prevented the latter
dropping In On his publisher.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1S.-Flour-Market continued firm r.
Sound springs ana Winters. which we're sst supply sa
eept 2. low rates sass Of sg bbs q wnts.
Family SEA- OHIO s. TO- Do srsS
Winter Patent So 5000 s75. MinIesota do, s7SN &
Dsens1 &c and closed Weak after pseas.
trade; demand for export light WITH bids below
closed go ymp.thy with options No Red O.
KIT Nor s %s' s.S 's IN
Delaware Red on track and IN export elevator
DC 90 . so SS a s sa %n .sa q
81 Is asked september 81 II bid 81 asked octeSs;
asked Rys-Duil ard Nominal at $1,000 Corn-ysry III
demand either speculation or for export aod market DE-
;s!tlsS I'd SKI XssS grain Depot sss sssss .
~ 3soeec.: No IN grain depot 5sc SAL Mixed ostoss
bid 81 &c asked NOVEMBER Soc bid So ssssS 6 SU
Ssfss sa wi ass ssHsy 81 M. s
w .1S4i' WHIT. nes ssS. and
ssssa; sspssmosr ss'ss bid: ssss asked osss ss
ss S :s:ds sSs 3d. &c Co... s .
s: ss ss lf S: s Bs: ss:1 ''ss
new sisssH DO Prime SIS SO SID Hams smo asss
sssss.: s@ossa s.s.s sSsaIs.i. y 2as ssls
srs, I: ss: 81
Creamery Extra 2ns22c; DO Firsts lSa2ocj Wsstsra *
Ers.Deaet fsnnsyivsSis sIs sSssse ' w.. ssi e
&c. Cheess-Quet: low grades nominal; Nsw.York PaJ
lps s ss Do FAY s s
lose suEar-kaw dull At Sasesa.c: ,or Far 70 Coed
ss; Lice csy.tal lIScs ca
iseops.s - s.o n:l..'.:G a, e. Z4s24s I
Petroeun-onietj Refined In bbs, 7.e7sc eases SCI
obs WHEAT 60 100 bush; Corn. LOO Sasn: os;a ~
bush shipmsats-Nona
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proposcls.
NAVY PAY OFFICE ~. :,

NAVY PAY OFFICE
"a srArE,sr;,oes
NEw.YoRK. Aag. ~ lis sosil IN
PROPOSALS SEALED and lNDU lni ss re-.
on snyelop Bid for Supplies Adverused ,sss for the
csived at until O'clock August within
ten DAYS from date OF order FREQ OF expense " '"'
Bureau Provisions and clothing" 1000 yar ssa be
CAPE Specifications and relative Pro-
tained by applying . this once or to the ihsp'e
Visions and Clothing Navy Yard. ht may NOT
The right IL reserved TO reject any or All eius WV
be deemed the 0overnmsn an faith
Two responsible suretics required ior ue Pis'''
fui delivery Of the suppliaa awarded; .~..
blank will be furnished ~ THIS oce al, not be oon
Bids properly signed And Se wsuasT cAsWgLL
sidered TnV O sasnsctor u. b. NAys
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Lyr%ooL. Aug; ls1 d sa.cs.sou steady Ma
ineludinr 1000 ,oscai,aoa ano sIDOTs aSsa
s xasn1 CLAUSE uSnsa ane
also. ts4d: do sesospeer ana October denvery 6.'s.
an"apy Ss1ery DO January ana fesrosrs
cav aoassd $50 bale. 'A'' '
GALVESTON Aug. lS.-cotton steady: Niadling saes
s0o bales 800 sIport, TO arear Britain -
So saiss STOCK 5.S67 bales -
y" sss sss 47o sass erSo. soa, ass a
10 o5ss oo s Sass ocr ss '0 0a' A' s'
Low NidaIinz eEc GOOD Ordinary. s'.c.: mes rscslDs
bales. 70 the conuncnL Osiss 70 Great Britain -
paies; sales oaies LAST evening" - bales stsc< Su1
LIVE STOCK AARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO, Aug; Is me DrCrsrs Journa. report, :Hsa.
suo,a,oas trom loo 70 ss lower Pr9,s a.
sss's ana saspns E au Gs So
Cattle Receipt, 1900 .hpmsots 5000 choice Ers1s,
Coed Choice shipping steers IS 4oss1 &c. Common
ehS Ss s. So '-iHe'''' % Al y " ~ '''1 - -
ST. Loun Aug. observation-disclosures 1900. shipments
ESQ market sow and weak some SAFES lower sslss-E5
ds6 ~, Good 10 Choice Shipping - f00S 50.
Common 10 Fair 81 AS5 25 Native Cows and Hees and
Mixed Lots OF Butchsrng Stun So joe 90 GOOD Texas and
Indian steers S. 1884 %.
Seep-Recepts l400 head shipments 1885, market slow and
little doing Sales-Common 10 Medium 81 75GsS rs, Far
Good Muttons - 5Oes4 Texans 81 40Ssi. Prime 70
Choice 81 l0es4 So
HOgs-Receips 1900 shpments l,7oo marker active oui
lower salesLght 81 IS SS6 Packing 81 So as 20 Heavy
S. 251 % 40
BUFFALO. Aug ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO-DAY 1000 neal
total fo thus 100 head for last week
57t5, consigned through as market opened SLOW ous
close at decline sales
Extra SIS 90as6 rs. Fair TO Good Naive shippers
S. 4OG5 ~.
Shsep-Recepts to-day 800 head total for the week th
far 10 400 heat for the tune las; week H. 900 nsi
through 10 market dull ADD droogng very
Sass-Fair Good Western at 81 1880 Era
35 Lambs duh at S. ass few Canadas at - Is
is cars uns0d.
5000 head. for time last week l20OJ heai coaassa
through IA market dnii aud lower Sales-ood
Choice S. $50. do Light s. 1Ooso 10 5000
Medium ami Heavy So 5Oos5 TO- chees Heavy cn at - ~
ass CO.
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TnStrnrtior.
For Bows and Young Msn-country.

For BOYS and Young h5n-OuuutrYs
DUTGERS COLLEGE.
IL (Charteredas Queens College In lIbo oJr u p
New Brunswick ~ j. hour from New York on pehn ~ I"
Year begius organization admissi0n), Sept ~ 1891
SLOAN PRIZES FOR BEST CLASSICAL ENTRANCE
EXAMINATIONS:
lst 800 $500 CASH; I'd. $3.50 $50 CASH.
Additional endowments New library fund. seventeen
professors Classical course full and thoTougn
iNCKEASLD IA, ILIrIES FOR TIE STUDY -, OFF
FRFNCH AND GERMAN, WITH A VIEW TO PhACII-
CAL Laboratory work for all students IN chemisuy'
Weeqnpped astronomical observatory for students USE
Full geological cabinet. ,
Annie provision for electives junior and senior years
The Is the NewJersey state CODP
Constant field practice In surveying Full course In draugn
ing unfo v secured profitable POSITIONS
in professional scientific work.
THE AIM OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
ALL WORK.
facilities and personal attention for every student
No Young proves himself capable and per5eVeng
will DO alto we'd up his college course Tor want Oh
assistance.
For full information address Secretary Rutgers College
MERRILL EDWARDS GATES, PHI. d., III. d..
President.
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Guropean advertisements.
aRATEFUL-CoMFoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

RREAKFAsT-"B y thorough knowledge OF tno rsoa
laws which govern operations OF digestion anu e
anu Inv careul Application the me properties y, ~ xh
lected Cocoa Mr. Epps provided our heavy
decatey favored beverage which may save h articles Of
diet constitution may DO gradually ou' u nndeds
enough 20 resist every tendency 10 disease LINZ where
subtle around Us ready 70 sst shaft
there weak point Wemay escape a blood and
Inv Keeping GU rselyss well fortified with pure ooo
pioperiy nourished frame"Civ Service Gae9 tins only
Made simply with boiling water or milk sVl ~ EPP5 b
(la.b. and Ib) by Grocers. labelled thus ia
Co. homeopathic Chemists, London. Engianu
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Ce9al Notices.

CUPREME COURT of the State of New York.
D-FRANK IL. WALL, Plaintiff. against the HARTFokp
ENGINEERING COMPANY, Defendant Place OF TIA.
City ounty OF New York-summons with notice 10 INC
above named Defendant; You hereby summoned %
complaint In this action and 10 serve COPY "
your the Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS within twenty dsJs
after the this exclusive OF the d Of ser
vice OF your failure TO appear n answer Jug
mcnt will be against by default for she ref ~
msnded In comp amt Dated New York July Is 1881
TAYLOR & PARKER Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Post onice No SIS Liberty street. Me-"
York.
the above summons Judgment viii be taken ~ s
the Of three hundred and ten dollars win ~
terest from July 49, 1888, and with costs OF this action
TAYLOR PARKER, Plaintiffs Attorneys;
To the defendant The Hartford Engineering COMPANY ~
foregoing summons served upon you by pooc
suan 10 an order Of Hon Joseph Potter Justice OF nc
prems Court OF Of NewYork dated the ytn h
August 1885, and filed with the complaint IN the once
Clerk CITY aud County OF NewNorb at me
Court House In the city and County OF NewhoS "h WV
TAYLOR a PARahiS
Plsintin's Attorney
oGce and Post office address. So Liberty street Ns"-
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90 Ubom it man Concern.

WASHINGTON MARKET.
TO THE PUBLIC
We hog leave 10 inform the public generally that durin4
the rebuilding of portion OF Washington Market all NE
dealers are s doing business heretofore Ia or
abonf the market adjacent booths and the sao
facilities of doing business as Respectfully,
WASHINGTON MARKET ASSOCIATION.
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Metz OSCILLATIONS.
"A magazine which Is without o pecr"-N Y. Journal
Of Commerce.
uARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE

HARPER's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
(No 4OO
FOR SEPTEMBER
CONTAINS:
1.-THE NIGHTS PLUTONIAN SHORE"
Frontspece from "Poes Raven illustrated by GustaVo
Dore
DALECARLIA-L
BY Frank Milet. Illustrated
THE CATsKILLs.
By Lucy c. Lille Illustrated.
RECENT BUILDING IN NEW-YoRK
BY Montgomery Schuyler. illustrated
HAUNTS OF "THE SWAMP FOX"
ByP D. Hay. Illustrated
PAUL POTTER.
BY E. Mason. Illustrated
PRISCNERS-PART l.
Story. by Rose Hawthorne Lathrop. With an !usra'
ton by Abbey.
THE GOVERNMENT OF CITIES IN THE
STATE OF NETWORK.
BY F1.Mayor William r. Grace.
AN UNPUBLISHED CHAPTER OF HAWAIIAN
HISTORY.
BY General J. F. b. Marshall.
LEGEND.
BY John B. Thompson.
A CASTLE IN SPAIN-PART Y.
Novel. Illustrated by Abbey.
A SILHOUETTE.
Story BY Rebecca Harding Davis.
POEMS.
BY Nory Perry, s. S. Conant and Herbert E. Clarke
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
Duelins Past and Present-Thc Etiquette OF smoking
Poes Raven" by DoreThe Charity organiZa
ton soclety.-Mr Adamss Phi Beta Kappa Address
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
observation-disclosures Handwnting.-A Chinese student in
search of wie-Hgh Life Represented by stronE PiaV'
ers-A Narrow for the English versOn-An Abused
Mctaphor-A Broth Of Boy."-Limited Bssgsee-lhe
Crackers ReortA Tennessee Character-Prayng Against
Time-Uncle Washington Lusk-An Idle Idyl (Margarot
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of a Lost Race-An Old Brooklyn
Rarbers sign-An Original Diagnosis-How Job Dooitte
pecsmo Railroad Conducor.The Old Reading Class OWN
Carleton)
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
HARPER's - 90
HARPER'S w
HARPERS BAZAR'''.''---.--'----.: w
HARPER's YOUNG PEoPLE........ ..'A.......-..- 80
HARPERs FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY t62
Numbersl Az w
Index 10 HARPER's MAGAZINE, TO 30. svo cloth 400
postage Free to all subscribers the United states
Canada.
HARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY A
weekly publication containing works OF Travel Biography
History Fiction Poetry prices ranging from 10 TO 20
cents per number Full list Of Harpers Franklin Square Ii
brary will be furnished gatutousy application TO HAN
PER & BROTHERS Subscription Price. Der Year OF
80 Numbers. $40.
~ HARPERS CATALOGUE. comprising the uues OF
between three thousand volumes Will DO sent oy
mail on receipt OF Nine Cents.
HARPER g. BROTHERS,
Franklin Square n. Y.
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Brooklnn propertn for Sale ano 90 Get

EOR SALE-VALUABLE FACTORY PROP
ery. Brooklvn. f. d. near wharfage idiots brick Build
ngs abundant cool from SPRING II lots adjoining
improved price moderate terms etsv. X ELSEH & SUf
DAM. No 56 Broadway, brooklyn, +. d.
TVNHREE new private houses, Queen Anne
style, cabinet trimmed each floor. In BROOKLYN. to
exchange for country residence farm ]. .. ioYr
son, 20 Nas5aLst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14

WI SCHOOL 7lS MADIsoN;AvE. Central Park, \. Y,
reopens September 19Graduaes from colleges and schools
provided with best opportunities Fine Arts Languages
Literature Social Advantages Until August 15 address
culArs, write 7l3 MADIsON.AVk
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REAL ESTATE.

Nsw-YoRK. Monday. August IL. issz
The following sale was made at the Exshaua1
salesroom to-day:
BY James Z. Wsils
Two 3story frame build ngs with plot OF land, yos
o. "A and 2 lag 3dave, W cor OF 1l7th.st plot
Of land 90 *. x73.6; John Laird &30ooa
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERa
NETWORK CITY,
54rh-st, SIS, 422 II o OF 10th ave, 28x57.4; Nancy
Burch to Abraham Meyer Sl31sa
Sherfdan.ave, 1875 IL q OF l63d-st 26x95; b 49,
Pelham ct Al 10 John Bache..
Aexanderave, s. 20 fl n Of l33thst 20x75; Richard
X Fox and wife TO Thomas O'KaDe.
S3d.st 2lO9 70 Of 4th.aye. IA 3xl02.2: Daniel
a., ccsIey and wife g = Patrick 5a EascI 1900
Observation-Disclosures 60; William c Browning
Ell al TO Louis Weber. 4400
Lots I and Map OF Bensona near Baic ave;
Bridget Dooey, adm'x TO John f. aughtoD....s. Bao
lstave. IA IL OF 20 th-st, 404xl00; James Moore
and wife 10 Henry Lehman 29O00
Same property; Henry Lehman and wife TO Amaie
1O8fh st. 8. I25 II W Of 2d.ave. z5xlU0 Jac0bL
MaschEo to Morris Keller. lseee
Same property; Morris Keller and wife 70 samuel
iozjo
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MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHIN0rON. n. Y.
Superintendent-JOH IL. HAYS. VI. ID.
REOpENS SEPT 4 1879


REOPkNS SEPT. 4, 1881.
Boarding School OF the highest srda whose three fol1
end and scrupuousy followed Is 70 mould at an early age
the intellect youth Sct,acs tbs will BY Ob>tenc and
feelings religion; separating the'e theo great
requisites discipline religion whis htuns Tor
profession
Situated Washington Heights about ten mile. up the
Hudson reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated Roal 10
156h.st Carriages always In waiting or, by timely
notification, the superintendent meet, Tao @r'h OF any
beautiful and healthy placeOn an eminepce CON.
manding the eightfn yOr more attractive s-
rouDdngs not found along the aramcl BANKS OF tho
Hudson. It's buildings are unusually no neike
There OF lana att lhe u H. sIll3l an IN
by OAK groves aforng ample space for play
grOtnds
French German and spanish SPOKEN.
CATALOGUES.
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Citn ilea! estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-On WOrth-st.. near Hudson, lot
Il 2jxl0O rutland & WHITING, Beekman.st.
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Gitn l1roperip Go Get.

FURNISHED HOUSES TO LEr.-West 49th-
A., bthays full width high stoop. brown stone,
70 strictly private family noagens. Is. B. W. l,23S
broadway.
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Bu ydm<sL. Weils

2,144 and 2, LAG 3d.ave. W cor Of 1l7th.st. plot
OF land 80. 5x55. 6x25.2x. .x736; John Laird....
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WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY

WILL BEGIN ITS 49TH YEAR SEPTEMBER o.
Fine library laboratory observatory and cabinets thor
ough Instruction. best OF home influences Send for circular
" Miss A ". STANTON, Principal Norton MssA
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MISS SpRING,S ENGLISH AND FRENCH

WI SCHOOL, for young ladies and children No l2l
36ths noar Parkave viii reopen Thursday September "a
Drawing Eocuton Calshenics and Sewing included In the
Lectures through the Literature History
Architecture, etc.
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DROPER PRIDE.
A FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN
INDIA.
AND TOWN AND COUNTRY LIFE N ENGLAND
THE TRIBUNE. NETWORK.
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0eacners.

0eacners.
A MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
~ BUREAU supplies. without charge, colleges. schools
families with thoroughly competent professors princi
pals teachers Families going abroad e. tho country
promptly suited with companions
ernes.es address Professor LkG ENDRE, 1893
Broadway, New YORK.
MISS HESSE, 80 West 2lst-st., supplies
w comretent teachers tutors goyessses readers sng
ers SC advice given parents choice
schools Reforenocs favor: Hon. Hamilton Fish aud
. Secretary warts.
TEAC HER.-By q young lady either in a
family teach Latin. French aud English
branches sciences. theoretically good refsrenceS
dress MISS II b. HoRwlIZ ST. Gabriers school, Peekski
y. y.
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University OF THE !, CITY I !, 2 OF ,ci new Ely

INSTRUCTION FREE.
The next entrance examinations VIII be hed IN inc OhVot
SHY Buildings. Washington SQUARE on IucSdy June ~
and u ruesd Septsmbe~ i3. ~ 10 4. 70.
munfcen gifts have secured largo an nporan5
an ot1sr means Ofu,rLJtlS
which viii ready oru,s At JPnils u ths nekG 5eE
att yaaP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14

rar GREAT MUSICIANS. Edited by FRANCIS HrEF-
FER Mozart. by DR.. L. GEHRING. 1ono, PIP iol'
ecriUner & Wexford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14

TRINITY SCHOOL, founded A. ID. 17O9,
Il I5l7 Broadway. Rector. Rev II. HOLDEN. Under
direction Of Trustees Protestant Episcopal Public School
Kight Rev BISHOP POTTER President Prepare, for
college For free os9ehcs application 70 DO
made TO paying pupils received Further IN
formation gwen the school Next term begins September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14

Nl DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHiL-
DREN 81 East 77thst reopens september ~ Course OF
study thorough and complete Special attention paid
mates and languages Address until September 10, care
T. StOckbrdge, Central Valley, N. Y.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE

FOR SALE on FAVORABLE TERMS TO CLOSE
ESTATE.
In Norri.t0wn. Penn half hour from Philadelphia by three
railroads. elevated well shaded aud handsomely
laid grounds Buildings large well ventilated aud AL
mraby adapted for school, hotel or other public Institution
containing about $40 rooms Address
WIN. McGEoRG r. IT.. 81 south 3dst, Phlafop ha,
JOHN X. RALTToN, NOrrisiown Penn
PRINCIPAL OF B0ARDING-SCHO or
teacher commlnding pupils combine with flourish
ing daY school for boys. Address SUBURBAN. Tribune
office.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-10

A~itIiCE AZ II.f>rASSEkS AND GUN
~ NEitS.--Ail PERSONS are hereby forbidden
to trt:SpaS5 on any OF the lands OF The Corn
wall or SDccdWrl estates. in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether ilclOs,.d or un-
nciOscd, either tor the purpose OF shooting or
fisiinG. rs the law will ho IiGiGlv enforced
against al 1rcSptSsinS said lin'.S OF the
UnirT::i. .'i:Cd after this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
r. PERCY ALDEN
EDWARD {. FREENiE
Attorney tur j.. ". Coleman : Heirs.
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REFORM IN EARNEST.
Tie Work I:esun ar Harrisburg.

Tie Work I:cSun at Harrisburg.
Special Dispatch to t9e INTKLLIGENCRR.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 10, 1SS3.-The House
Democratic caucus this morning gave a
practical exhibition of reform by passing
q resolution Geierring the election of the
following officers for thirty days: Two
assistant sergeants- t-arms, two assistant
doOrkcepers, two assistant messengers,
five pastors and folders, janitor of base
ment and janitor of washroom-thirteen
in all, making saving of about
twelve thousand dollars. At the end Of
thirty days, if it is found that the work
cannot be done without them, then the
House will elect No one has the least
idea that they will be needed.
Some Of the members of the caucus
thought J. Mcdowell Sharpe was going
pretty far when he got UP and announced
that he had been looking into the postage
ard stationery acts, and was convinced
that the act of 1870 allowing members
500 for postage stamps was repealed by
the act of 1879, which gave tho members
$50 for stationery and all perquistes
whatever.
A discussion as TO tho word "perGui-
SITES ensued, Sharpe claiming. that it
covered postage stamps, and Amerman
and Furth maintained that it did not, that
postage stamps are necessity, in order to
permit Of the mailing of valuable public
documents to the people. The matter was
finally settled by appointing Amerman,
Sharpe and Hines committee to invest
gate the matter.
It has boon the invariable custom for
Republican clerks to issue these postal
orders at the opening of the session, and
for members to hurry off and get them
cashed, often discOunting them in order
to get s97 Or even s95 in ready money,
instead Of the postage stamps. Chief Clerk
Meek had issued number of them the
other day when his attention was called to
the questionable legality cf the allowance,
and he at once ceased their further issue,
and stopped paymen. OH all not yet
clshed until tho matter is finally deter,
mined.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-10
DU!:L.C sALE-ON MUNDAY,JANUAkY

DU!;LIC SALE.-ON MUNDAY,JANU
l. -. 1855. will be sold at Public Sale Il: the
Leopard Hotel, that large TwO-Story and
Attic BRICK DWELLING, with Two-StOry
Brick Back building. and One Story Brick
Kitchen attached. situate No. :uJ East Orange
street, in one OF the most desirable localities
in the city tor q private rcSi:encc. The build.
ing contains Il hail. two elegant front rooms,
Zone with Il bay window facing cast). dining
room and two Kitchens on first floor; seve3
fine rooms and bathroom on second floor, and
Il large attic, which can conveniently be made
each room, front and back stairway and
lOr has one of the finest marble man
the other front room and in the dining room.
First-ciass furnace in the cellar to heat the
whole house, and regulated from any room
range in the Kitchen. and ECt and cold water
up and down stairs, stationary wasll-Stands
water-clOSetS, etc; gas through the whole
house large rain water cistern, with force
nump. etc. The House is well built. in COM
plete order, and makes most desirable EOme
The lot fronts so feet on East Orange street
and extends 2i9 feet to II feet wide alley. On
the front there Is also erected q One-stOry brick
office. and the grounds are beautifully laid ont
with fruit and ornamental trees also Il large
henrery tor raising poultry is in the rear OF
thciOt.
sale to commence ate O'Clock. W hen terms
viii be made known by
ALICE g. RINGWALT
HENRY SHr EERT, AucttOnecr.
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