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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
BROOKLYN.

The water rates for May received by Registrar
Mclaughlin amounted 10 SoOO,Voo' al eACoss Vi
$4,000 over May, 1883.
Work on the Jumbo Elephant at West Brighton
Reach Is going forward, and the structure VIII
probably be finished by June 10.
The body OF a nan about thirty-fyc years old was
found in Atlantic Basin yesterday. lie was iiVe
feet eight inches tall, with black halr' flSh hau
mutllatcd the lace.
sarah C.. Lawrence. age sixty-fve, was taken Ill
IN Greenwood Cemetery ON Friday, Whle WatcHiIig
The Decoration Day services, and dle1 Shorty ater
Her body was taken home TO No. Hanson place.
For speeding horse III Prospect Park yesterday
Arthur White, Il young man IN knee-DreGchcs ana
tor-bOots who lives on Columbia Heights was
iiGhtlv hned by Justice Bergen yesterday.
Mrs Catherine liable sues Mrs. Mary Schwab in
the Cty Court for $4,000, ~ cOmpcuSauohlor me
loss of the love of Mr. liable, who, the piahilii
saws has been induced to desert ana neglect MS
wife.
The South Baptist Church. at HaTison-ave. and
Uooper-st is out of debt, and there is probability
OF rs ,b sRR, nT aI Thompson Mr. Lord IS e-
Der of the Free Baptist Church in New YORK.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr, DR.. Agnes c.
Victor. Mrs. T. t. Ransom, Mrs. Isaac II. cary; ana
ab0ut ! 500 other residents of brooklyn, have
signed petitlon to Mayor Low, ask ing Tor the APP
pontmcnt of women on the Board of Education.
In behalf of the South Ferry and Seaside Direct
Transit COMPANY. Colonel Wingate counsel for The
road. Yesterday asked Mayor Low to say when he
and Commissioner Fleenan would decide on thc ap-
plicatiou for a franchise. The May0r PROMISED 10
consult VI
few days. This road includes the tunnel i'll At
lantlc-St.
BEGINNING CRIME YOUNG.
While Adophus LachenmeyeT. at one time pro-
prietOr of the La FARCE House, but now OF No III
1jbertv-st. stood on Filth-avc. ArIday looking AT
the parade, he was surrounded by gang OF boys
one of them, age thirteen stole gold watch De
tectiye Valley and Mcconnell seized the boy, who
had the watch in his pocket. The crowd thinking
that the officers were accOmpllces of the thieves
closed around them and allowed the other mem
h..r. .lt la
station a pawn ticket dated May 27 for Il silver
hunting case watch made III Pans was found.
BECKY REFUSES An OFFER.
Becky" Jones says that she has been grew
ously lusulted. She asks the press Of the country
To proclaim it, Yesterday Taw-boned man en-
tered the Jail was introduced 10 the air splnsier
and then and there proposed TO her-that she
shonld 60 on a ecturing tour through thg conntry,
and receive $50 therefor She Indignantly showed
hIu the well fastened door of the Jail. Aftcrward
Sic Informed "a TRIBUNE reporter that she eA-
pcc,ed 10 go before the Surrogate on June - bnl ne
Will yet nothing more from me-DO, not II he waits
until dOOmsday."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
STATEN ISLAND.

EAsT-MEADow-Sea SpTague. Ruggs last
victim is vet under The care of u physician but
walks daily about his premises. Last week his
friends planted bis corn and potatoes ana VIII
harvest his crops. -
NEw-BRIGHToN.-Mr Rachel H. Wilson, aunt of
George w. Neaves. died at Mobile, Ala. IN ISIS.
She left her nephew an income Of$lO,OOO until hiS
Youngest child became Of age, when the principal
was to be divided between Neaves and his children
Neaves has continued TO control the money for tho
reason that he has been married five times. At the
recent Richmond County CiIcait Court William q.
Neavcs the son, brought suit torecoyer his interest
in he vii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
S 2 r ] I'd g

in which bad poisoned blood most apt to
itself Nature at this juncture needs something to
throwing on the impurities which have collected by
the sluggish circulation OF blood during the cold winter
months swifrs Specific is Natures great helper is
purely vegetable Alternative and tonic
Rev. l.. B Paine, Macon. Ga. writes 1--WE have been
using Swts Specific at the Orphans Home remedy for
complaints and general health tonic have had
remarkable results from it, The children and employees
institution II IL such excellent tonic and keeps the
pure that the system f. less liable 10 disease 1t has
cured % our children " 5crOula."
W. Ii. Gilbert druggist, Albany. Ca, writes are
selling quantities OF Swts Specific for spring alter
and general health tonic and with the best results 1t
now largely used preventive and FOR Malaria
There many remarkable evidences OF It's merit this
ton"
Blood skin Diseases mailed free to
applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer Atlanta, Ga.
Now.YorE once 100 West 23dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
HOME NEWS.
pPONINFNT ARRIVALS.

N.,r- York Hotel-Congressmen Samnei ~ .;
porSsu of pennsylvania, and William DorNhener, OF
New York Ffth Arenue Hoel-Senator George lg "
Vast and Congressman James O. Broadhead ~ MISSOURI
nl Congressman William Whiting OF MassachaSei
Grand Hoie-Senator John 4. Williams, OF kentucKy.
S,,ckin0ham Hote-Archbsbop Herrera, or santiago ue
tuho ~ Clarendon HOtcl-Ioaqun Godoy, CDinan
Minister AZ Washington, and Nine Mcdjeska hCg-
nga HouSe-ColoneiA 8. Colyar, Of Nashville, Tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYAcK-The Excise Board will meet Tomorrow
TO consider applications for license. l.. IS. Greg
orv. proprietor of the Broadway Hotel, Que of the
two places which received license two weeks ago
has brought upon himself u prosecution Tor selling
linnOr TO minors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
NEW 4 EK.

break in the Moeres Canal at Seventh-ave has
caused serious stoppage of traffic Over 800
boats are lying idle and over 700 workmen are
subjected to loss of earnings estimated at $4,000
altogether The company will also lose abont
81 900 day until the break can be repaired, The
Canal Company supplies the water to number OF
large manufacturing establishments, and the sup
ply being cut off they have had to resort to the use
Of etpam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

QUEENSTOWN May l-Arfivcd steamer SCytha BIZ. Mur
ply from NcwY6TL May u on her way to Liverpool and
proceeded. ., ,--,
hence for NeW-GOIk, 49,.
HAVE My 81 sailed. steamer AmeIiguc Irl SahtcI!l
for y
36th-slcd steamer Greece tBr), Pearce from London
hence for New OTk.
FGslNII MAY -. pm-Passcd steamer Oregon Hr =
Price from NeW May r. her to Queenstown and
Liverpool.
IItEp Nav Passed steamer Australia Ger, Franck,
from New Y Ork NAV Is. on her 10 Hamburg.
SGIY NAV 3l-Passcd steamer lIathcls1Cc BIZ Kennedy,
from Baltimore May Ia, on her way 10 bombay
C0PYNUAGEy, Arrived. steamer Gelser DAM,
SchecTlocA, from NeW-loTk May 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
E. ]. DEFINING & CO,
SUCCESSORS TO
A. T. STEWART & co.
(RETAIL).
ON MONDAY, JUNE 2,

100 pieces handsome printed Fou-
lard Silk, % inches wide, ut
roc. per yard; reduced from
800.
100 pieces Do, at Soc. per yard;
reduced from $1.1O.
so pieces fine check Summer Silk
at Soc. per yard; reduced from
$f.1O.
20 pieces BrOderie Summer Silk at
$500 per yard; reduced from
$1.35.
100 pieces stripedSummer Surahs
at $500 per yard; reduced
from $1.25.
rs pieces Veneticnne Summer Silk
at $1.25 per yard; reduced
from $3.50.
so P0ngee Silk Robes, elegantly
embroidered, at $1,000 each;
reduced from $4,000.
5000, at $500 each; reduced
IOIu 'pf~O.OO'
500 fine embroidered French Bat
iste Robes, at 1915, $500, amd
$3.50 each; reduced from
$500, $500, and$15.OO.
ESQ pieces fine SiciIian M0hair
Checks, very desirable for trav-
cling dresses, at20c. per yard;
reduced from 3Oc.
100 pieces handsome silk and wool
Checks, changeable grounds,
at poe. per yard; reduced from
81 f-2c.
1000 pieces fine figured Lawns at
Sc. per yard; reduced from 15c.
300 dozen Ladies' superfinc Bal
briggan Hose at zoe. per pair;
reduced from zoe.
200 dozen Ladies' extra quality
plain cOIored Silk Hose, silk
clocks, at 05c. per pair; re-
duccd from $i.2j.
1000 dozen Children's Cotton
Hose, regular made, solid col
Ors, all sizes, at 2Jc. per pair;
reduced from soc.
$50 reversible Luminaire Satin
and Silk Coaching Paras0ls at
$3.50 each; reduced from
$500.
25O handsome tWiilcd Silk Sun
Umbrellas, 22 inch, OXidized
silver handles, at $40 each;
reduced from $500.
800 dozen bleachcd HuCkabaCk
Towels, 10 by 40 inches, at i6c.
each; reduced from gle.
400 dozen Do, 81 by 43 inches, at
ISc. each reduced from 22c.
800 dozen Do, 81 by as inches, at
22c. each reduced from 2Sc.
1000 dozen extra quality Washed
HuclIaback Towels, % by As
inches, at 25c. each; reduced
from 35c.
AL, -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
FOREIGN srEIMGRS DUE ar THIS PORT
Announce ments.

Genuine Johann Extract has ,ra'ure Iou7sn
neck Of bottle. Endorsed ~
All ply scians. general debility Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

FLIES reaches, ants, bed-bugs rats, mice
cleared ont Wy Rough Rats" l6c.
Rough on I oohache," instant rcHef 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
LuXDnoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

Earl & Wilson's f. and " brand OF Mems
Collars ana Curs the best. sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
MARINE INIELLIG ENCk.
MINIATuKE ALMANAC

sunrisss 427 sets.72l Moon SETS OIL Mons a:tiL
HIGH WATER TODAY.
W-Sandv ITOOx l.35 GOV. Islanl 2Ol Ioi - 500
PM.-San0y Hook 2OJ Gov. IslanL 2:37I deh "tta 4-5
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. $500. SATURDAY. MAY 81, 1884
ARRIVED.
Steamer 0eert ((er Bauer Hamburg Nay IS via Havre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
IOi. 1876. los WEST 14TH-sT

Factory 1876 West l9thst All kinds u nc hardwood
iouse interiors banks Oces &C Hardwood floors
specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

Steamers Arizona Ausral city Of Chicago ana HoroI for
Iiycrpuo Monarch and Regina, LOnd1n; Cca a.
Glasgow : eta. Lisbon Donau Bremen; Noortand, Ant
werp; lolon Aspinwa; Nilgma Havana Thers.na, Para
and fcrn3ubuc0 Colorado Galveston Key Wet HUDSON
and Chanct;c NcwOrlcans Nacoochee savannah CITY oi
Columbia Teaefsc Whining Old Dominion
NORFOLK; Guyaniottc Newport News Knight. George
Bai scanda of Lcith scud Port Spain Henry Gregg.
Brig The Charley. fer POmta.Pre.
Alsosaucd-Va Long Island sound-Scmcrs Elcanora for
Portland: Gen whitney, Boston. 49,,
RarSs ja rcs Sta1ord Yokohama; Talsman, DunkiIk
Lizzie curry DtnIsTarL
Anchored at city Island bound ou-na1k Gaatea Roucn
THE NOV .AIENrS OF STEAMERS
r,prfgN pOpTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

I34Teyinrian-1ve., between 10Th and Js1.s,l
TouI. > 10 J. toll Dsc lses " tbs Nefg1l4 'Yi11 n
tienifo T. rnary ORGANS. Impotence AMI ''srdl.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

IL days with mdse and passengers TO Knnnardt 60
s'iSSfS sss Si' sS:%'S $s.s
Kaa win mse and %e he sTSeon
Steamer fyeho BrShe BsS Gregory BuenOs Ayres Apr
M TnS 20 saGs 70 Ms o
steamer strona JDr) McFarlane st AIMS Bay e'sdhy'
2dAy with
B1sHss Ayrs, faseh Edys ,,r r,.
to BrGon Refining CO vessel Pau SsESa % CO.
BarE Brayton Huney Guantanamo 90 days with
Brig Echo BT Bosar fcnedO 50 days With sugar to ORDER
sUNsET-wInds at sandy Hook. moderate, 81 hrzy. Al
Arrived yesterday
steamer Heka DAM Thomson, Copenhasen May H. chris
ana and C1rlstansad lg with ndae and passengers
steamer Kings BIZ way AgT % Pst,as e Sat a
Steamer EFbT T smith Palermo May Gibraltar
with iru Bonanno and & Grazano vesssto smp
siea@ar Rcimond Crossman. Newport New, and west
steamer Ecana Bragg Portland with mdse and passen
Bong Achibald vessel to Fnnsb EfSs CO. %
De Rivera & Coz vessel to master.
CLEARED
Steamer Tower Hill (Br Archer LondonPattoD VcEers
steamer Regina tBrl Cook LOndon-simpson, Spence &
steamer Bretwalda Brl Carpenter. LondonFunch. Edge
steamer Annie (Br, New London-Seager Bros.
Steamer (Beg) Farrell iverpool-Bns Jevons'
Steamer Dorset m stanpeT, BrstOi-W ID morgan sr
Steamer Winston tHrl, hyde NeWcasteon-l yne-Shp'
steamer Bohemia GER. Karowa, Hamburg-Kunhardt
steamer ponau Ger Ringk, Bremen via southampton
steamer Thcresina BIZ, Ceilings Para PernambucO, &c
steamer Colon Porter, AsPlnwall-Paeic, Man 81 CO.
Steamer Belair Br, Dunlop. Trinidad Barbados &C
Sfesmcr Fosco,ia BIZ Jones' Raracoa-Funch Edve co.
Steamer Colorado, Risk, Galveston VA Key west II NAL
O syyeHmer Uudson Freeman New Orcans-s II Seaman
Steamer halmette Read. ew.OGleans-J 4 Van sickle
steamer NacoJChee, Kcmpt0n, savannah 1ongc, IT..
Steamer City Of Columbia, Woodruff Chareston-J yum
steamer Benz factor Tribou, Wilmington, NC-wm Clyde
Steamer old Dominion. Walker Norfolk, city Point and
RichmOnd-Old Dominion IS Co 80.
steamer GuyandOite, Kelley, Newport News ana "ee'
steamer John Gibson Young Georgetown and Alexandra
steamer 4 Garrett Foster baltimore Kr,ms
steamer EleanOTa. Bragg, pOrtland-HoT*to ran.
ship Pythomcno BIZ McFee Bombay, BEi-Watson, SUM-
ncT q Co. ~ ,.. ~
BARK Borehld Nom, Amundsen AnJtf java l04 oiueiS-
BaIs cala.el IN. Fnslcy. Rouen.scammel Bros,
}aYk Roma tan. CacacV, CCtte, Fr-Sl0cOvich q 60.
Bara VrC.uc della Gnarda Qtan Rnado, Cete. FIJI W
Parker & Co o,., ,,,- e...r
BARK ] $ Pontoppidan DAM KofOed, Nykiobing Den
Tark johann Kcplcr Gen. Won Open Hamburger Her
man kOop & Co. -. - , - ~. ~, >.,r.o
BARK nit ItaD ausni Miramcli-Bcla Cosulich
BTg IIcnrva III ilouticr quebec IIatton Co.
schI sea Lark lBr. Helings Bboa-GeoF Bulley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

Broadway, 4th-ayc.. 9th and 10th sts.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-19
GOOD ADVICE.

Learn your business thoroughly. Keep
At one thiu@--in nowise change. Observe
system and order in all that you do and
undertake. BE scIfreliant; do not take
too much adyice, but rather depend upon
yourself Never fail to keep your appoint
ments, nor 10 be punctual 10 the minute.
Never be- idle, keep your hands or mind
usefully employed. Use charity with all;
be ever generous in Thought or decd--help
others along life's thorny pathway. Make
no haste 10 be rich remember that small
aud steady gains give competency and
tranquility Of mind Never put off till to-
morrow what you can do to-day, and never
burden others with your complaints. II
our own acts condemn us, our works will
not avail Ms.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-19

Wae-"TE4e a0ur,s oat Husband
80 u nv r.1Esv. Wife The c0al's
g1gse. Hs1zs@ud-''3 30 l. ny credit
Wife" Wen, we cant s:Arve" Has.
land Cat ne Ii4ats gond / wa1
afraid We sEfyf1id
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-19

g" By Gegge. Jiznzas yog hzye doT.s
rel Al tl4o7zazud times ohaged "
goa oh ts1-t's IL TlgAt Rnz1k r.
srantl95 Jimmy, hr1t couldn't yoz sI1gt
a. vel uake i syesge h4adzsas@
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-19

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p.se1 u ~. injured to-e
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-19

Faithfulncss and consistency mean SOME
thing else besides doing what Is easiest and
pleasanteN 10 ourselves, They mean re-
nouncing whatever is opposed to tho re-
lance others have in whatever would
cause misery 20 those whom the course Of
our lives has made dependent on ms.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-19

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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-19

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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-19

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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-19

No man can ever borrow himself out oi
debt. You must make more and spend
less than you did willie you were running
into debt.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-19

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-25
THE LATE BISHOp SIMPSON.
funeral ObSequies ut Philadelphia
Impressive Ceremonies.

PHILADELPHIA, June 24-The obsequies
of Bishop Simpson took place this after
noon. Brief services were held at the
residence, at which none but the family,
guard OF honor and i,t'!l = friends were
present. A prayer Was offered by the Rev.
w. c. Robinson, DID,. Tne body was then
borne from the house by Gov. Pattison, of
Pennsylvania; Ex-Gov. Evans, Colorado;
Ex-Secretary Of the Interior Harlan !;
nell, New York; Gen. Clinton B. Fisk,
New Jersey; James Long and Charles
Scott, Philadelphia. The funeral cortege
entered the church preceded by the
bishops. At the head OF the line marched
Bishop Bowman, by the death OF Bishop
Simpson senior in the Episcopal Board,
and Bishop Harris, secretary; Bishops
Ninde and Fowler, Bishops Taylor and
Mallett, Bishop Nicholson, of the
Reformed Episcopal Church, and Bishops
Andrews and Foster. AS soon as
the coffin had been placed up
on the catafaque the services began.
The first lesson was read by
Bishop Harris, and the second lesson by
the Rev. Drs. Delly and Trumhull and
Bishop Andrews. The sermon was
preached by Bishop Foster, and was fol-
lowed by Bishops Fowler and Bowman
in brief addresses eulogistic OF the dea d.
The Rev. II. G. Trumbull, DID,, read
hymn. The concluding prayer was offered
by the Rev. w. o. Kelly. Bishop Nichol-
son, OF the Reformed Church, pronounced
the benediction. At the conclusion of the
exercises large canopy was placed over
the coffin and the church was kept open
TO give all an opportunity to look upon
the mortal remains of the dead bishop.
The body will not be taken from the
church until to. morrow, when it will be
inferred in South Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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though did not seek the nomination of
Vice President, / accept it as q trust re-
posed in ire by the Republican party, to
the advancement OF whose broad policy
upon al questions connected with the
progress OF our government and our peo-
pie l have dedicated my best energies,
and with this acceptance / may. properly
signify my approval OF the platform Of
principles adopted by the convention. |
am deeply sensible of the honor conferred
upon he by my friends in so unanimously
rendering Inc this nomination, and / sin
cerely thank them for this tribute. | am
not unInindtul OF the great responsibility
attaching TO the Office, and II elected |
shall enter upon the performance OF its
duties with a firm conviction that he who
has such unanimous support OF his party
and friends as the circumstances connect
cd with the nomination and your own
words, Mr.. Chairman, indicate, and con-
ssquently such 2 wealth Of counsel to
draw upon, cannot fail in the proper dis
charge OF the duties committed to him. /
tender you ny thanks, Mr.. Chairman, for
the kind expressions you have made, and
I offer YOU and your rfellow-committeeme
my most cor iial greeting"
When Gen. Logan had concluded, the
chairman stepped forward and shook him
by the hand, as did the ether members of
the committee, and mutual congratula-
tons were exchanged. Mrs. Logan warm
" thanked Gen. Henderson for the senti-
Inents conveyed in his address. The mem
bers of the committee then took their
leave, with the exception of few who
were engaged in conversation with Gen.
Logan and Eis wife.
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., The object of this coHpany is to realize. with
the Pan Electric Company, its most admirable
idea; e, 70 Introduce Inventions already made.
through the united effort tas the original pan PHI
letexyressed il ''J iedrHei E.oc'rieans and 'aH-
JHi Mechdnfcs, for he payment of whom com
pany stock will be scd, having its value based not
only on the new systems, but also ION the future
% 1bs1itrsg ana nd on valuable prop
The Rogers telegraph and Telephone Com
Iany' has secured the right to operate in the
ana cities, The PAM Electric Telephone with
a guarantee from the Parent Company to defend
infIingement suits, should any arise againstit
This Telephone has been introduced into New
York by parties representing several million dol
lars who give forty per cent of their local stock
e and
contracted to give the same, with $4,000 cash
bonus, and from the various States already sold
secured since January. The Pan Electric Tele-
graph, under the judicious management of Gen.
isham g. Harris, vice president, aided by an
able directory, has also steadily increased the
The Rogers Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany owns 81 100000 of the stock certificates of
tnc Pan Electric ,Companies-of course, its own
crease in value, rs the Pan Electric stock and
other properties belonging to t advance; and IL
though the State of Pennsyiyania might seem. at
first yiew TO circumscribe its territory, its diyi-
State in the Union in yhich the Pan Electric; :
it also owns 81, 200, ,OOOO of THE American Postal
Telegraph" stock, to be po0l cd with syndicate,
which has already co. tracted conditionally to
build 6O0J miles of No. wIns, to tap the tobacco.
cotton, sugar, cattle and mineral markets of the
Southwest.
'parthenon Heights" near Bladensburg, has
also been purchased for 2 laboratory, and CON
veyed TO The Rogers Teles aph and Telephone
Company" nor would il be exiTavagant to pre-
diet that inventions and discoveries giving sur.
prising value to the stock, may here be realized
under Mr.. Rogers, the supe-y sing electrician
who originated The NH'i.E"' secret Telephone
and Pan Electric Couipan!es-'
Senator Garland, TIL Law var Of the Senate OF
the United States AMI Unquust Huably great legal
authority, thus c-E &. he subject of infringe
ment and the Pan Electric Icle aOne: