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New fluctuations.
lust ISSUED.
HUNTING TRIPS OF A RANCHMAN.

HUNTING TRIPS OF A RANCTMAN.
Sketches OF Sport on the Cattle Pane together
with Personal experiences OF Life Cattle Ranch by
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. author OF " inc NaVd q"
OF 1872"
The Edition. printed fer subscribers and hmeo 10
800 copies
Mr. Roosevelt has grouped together in series OF graphic
sketc tie results experiences as ranchman ana as
osman IN the wild region forming the basin OF the Up
per Missouri narratives characterized ny
ness aud realism which render them emnoEty reS"o
viii thew also possess importance and value as
faithful pictures OF life which, un0er
The steady Westward march of railroads and settlers must
be many becoue an experience OF inc pS'' "
gcther Trustworthy accounts o; the haos OF tue rs
game tic Northwest which, under the same ihnuo0
rapidly dis appearing
Tho volume contains the following iiustrations full
page Ecings q fulpage woodcuts aud smaller "ooo
cuts.
The artist. are Frost clifford Beard and sand.
ham, and engraving has been done by whitney Muei'
DAVIS, Held and others
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PROVIDENCE LINE

PROVIDENCE LINE
for
PROVIDENCE WORCESTER and WHITE MOUNTAIN
POINTS
Steamers
RHODE ISLAND aid MAsSACH USETrs
willeaye Pier 20. n. H., daily except Sunday ats
NtHi
f.w. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent.
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IA. L.. HORTON & CO.,

Nev.york lime lG 1885. 81 and 81 Broadway.
& G. GOODRICH.-RoOms 207 and Dos. lao
-. Rroedway New.Yok Financial and confidential
financial OTHER institutions n-
an anoe md Irust companies nd individuals All business
lnruste to him careful ami prompt atenll
moderate charges Ample Accommodations Ioi 'he'o
eeping Of yaluabIes AMI secur ties.
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THE STATEN ISLAND
RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD BONDS.
Principal Payable 1st Of October 1913 Interest Pay
nble April and Ocf. 4.

Tho undersigned oer sale 100000 of the above frat
marriage six per cent GOLD BONDS At PAR and accrued
r,e,.., The entire issue is 81 900 OU0 OF which sJU0oOo
have already been The bonds have thirty years 10 run
and are issued under mortgage made TO the Oh'eh sI'e
Trust COMPANY. OF NewNorS
The above issue first mortgage on an OLD esp
lbed suburban business with uniform ana permanent
traffic that cannot diverted from this company AZ IL own
OH tho ferry fran, hises operative NewYOrk and
Staten Island and even with present facilities earning
net more than treble interest on the entire issue OF oae
million dollars
The proceeds bonds be used the completion
OF the Of from Clifton TO opposite Eliza
bethor NewJersey and the Oudingo new docks Tor he
ferryboas al Staten Island and for more complete equip
ment.
Under the Of the MORTGAGE which IL made 10 inc
United States Trust Company the trust company acts as
custodian funds an dsburses them only on Tue cer,
cate OF the g1neor and under the orders OF the 10 RI OF
directors The bonds for $1,000 each PAYABLE to bearer
but can be registered owners They have SINKING
fund attached by which they all will be qmdatcd ~
maturity.
Apropectus full details az TO traffic earning power
franchises with m apps etc. mailed on application
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THE BEST TRAIN FOR BOSTON.

Rims every day IN tho year Tho New England Limited
via AIT Line I,oute Boston anil NewYork leaving
either city at 3 p H.. arriving at tic other at p.
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
y LIVEHPoOL An u QUEENsTpWN SERVICE.
1ITY of sails Wednesday July l, July 90
aud every fourth wr'incsdiy tnereauor
fsotu second ras, 49,
Cab O. xtI u iicl favor able terms.
GLASGOW HEitNICE via Los Don DERRY.
ANGuOIIA.. July I. 81 IN. ETHIOPIA. July ~. ga m
CIHCA~~ July a. ~ IN tS0IA. July -, pm.
Cabin passage so to .H0. second class $50
Stceuto outward 20. prepaid sl5.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General A. cnts.
Bowling Green. New.York
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and the All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
daily (Sundaye Ieptel 10 Boston at in
D (pnror attached and ~ y M WIN palace sleep
ing Sundays II with palace sreping cars
Newport Grand Central Depot lparlOr
attached l D. M arrives at Newport ~ p m
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Il 1875 BROADWAY, NETWORK. June 3. 1855.
A quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE.QUARIERS
per the capital stock OF this company mas this day
been declared payable " edn rsiay. July 1883
The books will be closed saturday June 20, az
O'clock A IN A. II. CA LIEF, Treasurer
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Dnsiuess Cbantrs.

DURBER AIR WORK "A few gross hard
IL rubber valves for sale improvements better than
metal "IAFLATOR." Tribune o hcc.
WANTED. n partner with 5000 to take
w han interest Ia Amusement eau rPrsei can guar
fro - 0O o. Odprohtiu Que SEASON. no brokers'
Address lOk 10, Tribune Ohce.
GONNA TO O.OO0.-Business men with
~ --ttIsbO capital secure annual Income or
from $1,000 10 &lObu0 managers OF Exclusive cry or
Agencies either sal ny 81 percentage over %
thriving Ag1ucic- already established
me \. MANUFACIURtN CO..
u last isth-si-. New York
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLDEST ROUTE.
TIE OLDEST ROUTE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN.
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW-YORk-
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,lIION LINE.

GUlON Line .rrs ,,,, sr,,,rn.
- rd nN alIufERhSsHf6 81 II % ANb iivfHP6oL
Leaving Pier 80 y. IT, iootoI kingst
WiGMiN lucs,iav INV a. ia
vi :, ruesday Anr ~ m
CABIN passage according stateroon $50 $40 ana So
in'ssnsdae 10 % - 7toh4Mk rates GuIoN CO
HAMBURG AMERICAN 80. cos LINE for
lIPLYMOUTDt London therbours Paris and HAMBURG
l.~ot, June -, . H. "a sm'"a ''"y , ''' n H.
A FIRST cabin siCo Forward saloon 500 These
$50 40 Storage $50 Round trip atfedueed prices
CEN Ni.s 81 cd I2 " Y GEN Pas Hsts 5iSsy ny
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS, n,oo,
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CRY 3r bkHLiN sat ea1daJ Jay Iy, = 10 M
ccIGy ~ GMESTG6R. NV nj, Il caS a N
.STe Ssr v. SAnI Ssrb 4 : $50 n sD
a msdIate $50 srEEKAGE ITI Sev ort 30 Prepaid
% m aGr aPR SS S o osaay
Philadelphia once. No. 100 south ith'sL
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s.. co.
NrwYo sos6 n2EIaa 1S So ENS BREMEN
ER &h ws s june june FE5S 7ss 5%y
E On , %s Ia Game First cabin 500 second
CABIN so aud 500 ON Older steamers First Cabin $780,
Second Cabin 500 tecraso at lowest rates.
oELRICIIs y Co. No Bowling Green.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
II
IAptN CHINA NEW.ZEALAND AUSTRALIA, CEN
S1nnAI ID SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
'' prom New YORK. pier loot Canalst ~ r.
For san Francisco VIA the lsthmus OF Panama
Connecting for aa and and Mexico
Irum san Francisco LIST aud BraDnan sta
For Japan and China
GnGSS NEwz&I i anG xtsFa%LlA
49, On or = DHEi sails Saturday, juy {, 2 D. H.,
For freight passage aud general Information apply Com
pany' q once tho pier. foot Canal'stq y; H. ,,,
DED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and Paris.
Ii sailing from New.York every saturday.
- aiuf aY June ~ III
n, M
Saloon $50 500 excursion $40 TO s9o Second CABIN
S5oi excurson, $40 steerage at lowest rates. ,,.
Wv ETER WiuGnr * suns. uen'l Agts5) BroadwN
| V,UE u. ). AND BRAZIL. MAIL IS. co.
i American passenger line st. Thomas Barbaiot ParA
Maranham. Pernambuco Bahia and Rio dc Janero
FINANCE.......... Friday July > Al noon from
| ADVANCE. aufd.y, august ~ btoohBh -
Prom Newport Nows Va, third day sncceedini " M
| PAUL r. GERnAhD q CO., Generai Agents - hro"|''
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
| w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL. ~ Lam
EHs FOR QUEENSTOWN AM LlVEhPOol- -
| BRITANNIA. CAN'T Perry aaturuiy June - " w
e. C,p yL n.s ~ MY Ivy T. :: - n m,
From the White star Dock. foot Of West l0th-st an
RATEs.-saloon, $50. $50 and 500 Return tickets on
| favorable terma Sieerage e. 49,, an n"' ~ !.
90, q n >, intermediate tAdriauc onlyl $50: foi
Inspection OF plans and oths information apply at the
eOinpanys Offices No. 81 broadway New fenxrIs Ageo
Az nts ior Phiadephia STUART ToBEY. 406 walnatst
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains from chambers Depot for Englewood
Closter Piermeat and Nyack $50 10 M 800. 4:oo
5;40 G'40 $50 p. H.. IL midnight sundays q H. anu
7:l5p -, 50 - ..o. -
Sundays a. III.
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STEAMER FRANCES.

SPECIAL.-STEANE FRANCES
- In or accommodate travellers to orient Greenport
shelter lsand sluhod aud sag Harbor steamer Frances
will leave ewYork Thurs aY, July . aud Friday July 3,
returning sag arbo Friday July >, about She
will omlt be trip from New. ork saturday July 4.
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~ Between Now YORK and Havrc
COmpanYb Per new No AZ North River fOOtOf MOrton3
4. efncalaY uio - , y W
OiINDE EODKlGt l.. age " cdncsdaY. July j, "a IN
NONMANDI T.. FRAN odl .-.... "Wednesday. July y.
ST. "A ttN 10 nuts In. Wetna,dly JUL 10
CABIN by olinde itodT'i"s nni ~ simon, 900.
checks payable al sight In amounts TO suit on tho Banque
1ransatantqnc Of Paris. -.
Lot IL Dh BkBIAN. Agent No. d bowling 0recn
BRAN II OFFICE LAO BROADWAY.
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D,pioeno Notifies.
.<.4--I-~~-.~-------1-1%-1|@17|7 -----..
ARIo SILVER MINING 20: MILLS BuL 5D Scs,


OFFICE osrArIo SILVER MINING 20. MILLS BvLIDTSc oss
PnS1REN SEw No YpsS osEIhe regu
sSs ~ fs% gn
S0h inst Transfer eGGss Gss On As 51a fer Agents
nFNNSYLVANIA COMPANY.-FOURA AND
l HALF PER CENT LOAN Interest due July l, prox.
on this loan Win be paid at the National CITY
transfer books will close on June 20 rnsoN Treasurer
TIE NATIONAL SHOE AND LEATHER RANK
CIXTY-THTRD DIvIDEND.-The Directors
cEXT ee T SSox tall ali pa cose July
l. ioo'' un'i' WHICH uA'' '"' r. NJ KNAPP. Cashier.
NEw.YoRK. June 20. 1885.
THE COUPONS DUE JULY |, 1889, on the 4
INc CRY will be Pls Gn n s;
" ROBERT w. ABORN, treasurer.
pirrsaIRd CiycIyyATI AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY CoMPASY}
p,r,.u oSslc Ps q TIFF a nsf Is Iss5
THE Sem-annual Interest due first prox,moo
and win os pad On and SltST ay
transfer DOCKS WI" '0 JOIN On = D%9DS Treasurer
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE IYoF NEw;YoIR RE-
NEw-YoRK, June ~ 1870
fINHE Board of Directors have this day DE,
cared dividend Of FOUR PER CENT. payable on ana
viii remain closed until that date a,.
OFFICE OF WELLS FARGO COL
NTW-YORK, )
THE REGULAR SEMl-ANNUAL DIVl-
DEND OF PER CENT has been declared by me % e.
recors OF this payableJuy To- 1882 NJ our once
Tho transfer will close June 30 at m and reopen
July 10. ..,. ,.. e..o,r,
THE NArIoSAL PARK BANK OF SEw; YoEgE,,
THE directors have this day declared div
dend n FOUR PER CENT from the earnings u ne
he transfer BOOK viii be closed The zit6 instant
III IN tie 80 promlmo. r.. X. WRIGHT. Cashier.
Tn. I'm
THE FATHER DE SME Consolidated Gold
Mining has declared Dividend No 46 O. 20 cents per
''''' II. DEAR seCrct,rs.
MERcAyTILE NATIONAL BANK
NEwYoRK. Juno 10. 1889.
DIVIDEND. 49,.
THE DIRECTORS oi this Bank have this
day declared dividend Of THREE PER CENT, free OF
The transfer books will be closed rcm June 20 70 July
Inclusive. +. H. SCHENCh, Casner'
THE MARKET NATIONAL BANK. .
NEw.Yogk. Juno 23 1882
THE Board II Director. have this day de-
clared dividend OF four a. Tot cent free Of TAX pay;
''1'-'" ''' ''''' '-N' A. GILBERT. Cashier.
A H. CALEF Treasurer.
THR BowERY NAroNAL, BANK
NEw-YORK. June 10. 1850 y,
rUNWENTY-EIGHTH DlVlDEND.-Tbe Di-
rcctors FROM the earnings Of the past SIX months nave
this day declared n dividend OF FIVE PER CENT free OF
'"-''' '-' r. HAMILTON. Cashier.
IINlON DIME SAVINGS ms rITUTlON,,
u BROADWAY, 32i-sT. AND 91iiAyR-
NEw.YoRK. y. y. Jane II. 1888
Tho Board OF Trustees the Dividend for The
halfyeaI iuows:
upto .inOc. at per cent yer annum on all accounts
On accounts OF over sOj0 per ent Oh suOO ana per
e viii b. PAID on ana after July u.s. allowed remain
on TO SAT days 10 July ana August nanK closes az ID
Gardner : htpin Urea. 80 W. bklIIoN' rrcsiien'
Charlie. j Spriguo Secretary.
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INMAN lINEnE STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s.; co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NFW.YOnK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
DER, Wed June "a 3p IN. kIiEl ~ sat. July ga m
" t.uRA at June ~, 4 m FULDA. Wed. July !, D.
Eiitr Med July l. 7 d. ~ NECKAR.Sat July II am.
on Express steamers First Cabin 500 - 500 Second
Calm SO aud 500 on Older Steamers First Cabin, $780,
S'0' steerayc az lowest rates
OELRICIIS a Co, No. Bowling Green
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TEXAS AND Pacific EAILwAr CoNrASr, 200, !
1917 BROAnwAY. NEw f0gK June TO- losso)
ryNUE DIRECTORS Of tins company nave
directed the issue Of scrip IN acceptance WIN thS en-,
mortgage ~ months interest al the ralH OF per
cent per annun Juy J., ls-6, on the lNCOME MD
LAND q ANT BOMBS OF TIE tDMPANn- 80
issued b. the holders o BONDS a' Iot
tered on close OF business on June 30 1882
apd will be deliver bile on AZ er July ~ follow NJ
Books registration and tran Ser OF these bonds VIII DC
closed from July 10 20 both inclusive, IN, ,r...-
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THE Western Fnion telegraph Companv do
sires 10 purchase for account Of the accuu d INK
ne Fund two huno and thousand dollars ~ IA uOhs
sued on is building corner Of broadway and Dest rev"
York ity aud maturing In ihu2 -, .. 800,
for m @ sale OF bad bonds o any part thereof. -
'O wv Il Il. ROCU ESTFR
YORK June 3. 1885. Ire1snIer.
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FOR BERMUDA. s.u,.,,.ns.

WEEK ~ STEAMERS
The elegant new -tasneIs Of ths Quebec steamship Cor
80 I'M IDA 10 and NOCO. will be l. V EH
mi RSDAY from New. York ano beruinis "OrnVco
non Sew \ Ork PM ?. Excursion rates $50 10 500.
I,tuassAge, information, &c, apply 10
a T.. OUIEhihIOb & Co, Agents. 81 broadway.
WORLD TRAY III COMPANY. 2U1 broadway.
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NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN
~ NEw.YohK.DIvIDEND.A semiannua Aid, dividend Of
this bank. payable on and after July O. 1889; 60,
w. ". SHERMAN Cashier.
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DIVERVIEW ACADEMY
IL POUGHKEEPSIE. N Y
for College Government Academy for Business
and Socid Relations.
T., Officer detailed by Of War; commandtut.
Springfield Cadet Rifles.
BISBEE & AMEN. Principals.
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THO RENT for school purposes, an elegant
house with utbuildng and twenty i've acres Of
ground unquesouaby situated urst-class school,
within half an hours ride II New York Apply TO
i. DRAKE, AZ broadway
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POS ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
Z ISLAND s0UTHOLD and SAG HARBOR-Ths
stener will losye for above a3dn IS from Pier
~ r. r. new York loot OF Pine-st on TUEsDAYS
cave above landings for New-York MONDAYS. WEDNEE
9and FRIDAYS '>-' ~
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
" No lab Broadway near 42dst. q th year Urinary
Commercial Classical Departments Inssiueton hoou
Eerms NJ. II. HOBBY, W. L. AKIN, Pfincipsis.
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Catalogues with fun particular, OF courses N arts science
ryIl cpgpeeruc medicine and law be obtained oy ap
pication at University Building. Washington-square
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IPLYMOUTU( LOndOnl CherBourg Paris and Hamburg
A. alta 81. y III. ga nnpna jug ..'' - M
NofnVt . I (ie lcrt......-..luly y, p M
FIrst Cabin Ans oon 500 Forward saloon 500 These
arc abin Satu steamer
$50 t7, Storage $50 kouna trip atfedueed prices
send for Tourist Gazette" . ,....,.,.. 800,
cfn AZ al rold.st " V Gen Pas. Agts ipay Ny
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NHOICE collection of school circulars for
~ parents guardians Teachers in every
aJt and learning recommended H. HESsE. 20 West2lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24

= IAN oLAINAkl iOr girls; limited num-
" bers thorough training delightful home hour
y. =. Address MI. IMOGENE BERrHOLR Principal.
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For Both Sexes-CountrY.

WRlGHTS SUMNER SCHOOL for physical
w and mental culture: Frenchmans Island ONEIDA
Lake; constant instruction. weeks hotel board,
boats tents with fare from New YOrK and return 500 CIR
culaTs address J. FRANk WRIGHT. Mt Vernon, ". Y.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-27
CAPITAL BRIEFS.

The resignation of Astor, American minis
ter at Rome, has been accepted by President
Arthur and will take effect March ]. The
s-ate department has confirmed both the re
port of Astors resignation and its acceptance
1t seems 10 be generally conceded that the
long-felt want OF the countryr-a navy-wil
be met. In the next four years probably
I $4,000 COO will be spent in putting our float.
| ing defenses upon some sort of respectable
shape.
The house committee on elections consid
| cred the case of Mclean republican, VS.
Broadhead democrat, from Missouri, and de-
cided to report In favor of the latter. The
case OF Frederick vs.. Wilson, Of Iowa, will be
considered Wednesday.
The president has transmitted to congress
the memorial of the United States commits
sIoners to the New Orleans exposition, re-
questing an additional appropriation TO ex-
tinguish the deficit in its accounts and asking
authority to reopen the exposition during
the winter of 1856.
At meeting of the house committee on ap-
preparations Randall's proposition to increase
the navy appropriation was iopted with
amendments. The amendments provide that
the board to consider designs shall consist of
three civilians, one line officer above the rank
of captain naval constructor, naval engi-
neer and the secre airy of the navy; that
awards for designs of vessels shall be limited
to $4,000 and 5000; that there shall be but
four different kinds of vessels. and that the
report of the board shall be submitted to the
president before the first Monday in Decem
Der, and he in turn shall transmit 1t to con-
gress
The senate committee on Indian affairs,
which recently investigated the leasing of
lands by Indians 10 cattle men, will make a
partial report in a few days. recommending
a subcommittee be appointed to visit the In
dian Territory and Montana during the sum
mer to investigate the policy of Indians leas-
ing their land. Tho committee will also report
that officials of the interior department, ex-
cept certain Indian agents and traders. have
not been guilty or improper conduct in con-
nection with the leases of Indian lands.
1.-TWO agents. Townshend and Pollock, it will
say, interested themselves in the leases
while government officials, contrary to law
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-27
THE ASYLUM HORROR.
Ttcenty-ei0ht Inmates Beiiered to Hare Per-
ished ia the Flames.

Ttcenty- eight Inmates Beiiered to Hare Per-
islied ia the Flames.
A Philadelphia dispatch says of the fire In
the almshouse in that city that of eighty-four
lunatics confined many are missing, but it is
thought that most of them wandered away
Several human bodies can be seen in the
burning wreck IN the cellar. 1t is now thought
twenty-cight persisted. That number of VIC
lent patients were locked in the cells on the
seems no doubt they are lost, and the remains
are among the ruins. During the night many
insane persons were found wandering in diff
ferent parts of the city, some nearly naked.
The poor creatures generally seemed unable
to understand the situation, and in some
throw them into the river. The others took
j as good joke and laughed gleefuly when
the fire was mentioned. One man came run
ming down the street early this morning
with manacles attached to his wrists md feet
links of the chain dangling from them. He
shrieked and laughed and struck right and
left among the frightened people. 1t was
he could be secured. Another caused panic
in street car by running in half-clad with a
face scorched and blackened. He sank cow
ering in the corner TIE report that the
streets were full of escaped lunatics caused
much alarm in West Philadelphia, and strang-
ers looked upon each other with much dis
trust
LArER.-After thorough search the aims
house authorities are convinced that the
eighteen burned and sufrocated maniacs, all
OF whom occupied cells on the third floor
OF the building. are oil that perish ed, and that
the otner 900 inmates were rescued and are
now In custody In other parts of the build
nR.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-27
A Queer Artist.

It is well-known fact that during
the later years of his life Turner was
unable to sell large number of his
pictures, although he seldom asked for
them higher price than the modest
two hundred guineas which was con-
sidered in those days sum of money
considerably beyond the market value
of the artists work. A certain Scotch
gentleman named Munroe, famous
collector of pictures, enjoying an in
come of from twenty-five to thirty
thousand a year, greatly admired
Turner's genius, and finding him one
day sitting solitary in his gallery,
surrounded by some of his finest works,
for which he had tried in vain to find
purchasers. Munroe suddenly deter
mined to make the artist an offer of a
certain sum for the whole collection.
LET me have all these" he said, land
will write you at once draft for
f25,00O. Will you agree to that?''
Turner appeared not altogether dis
pleased at this offer, but told his friend
to go and walk about the streets for half
an hour or so, and at the end of that
time come back for his decision. This
Munroe accordingly did, but at the
end of the half hour, greatly to his
disappointment, Turner answered him
in the negative, refusing to part with
his pictures even for a sum which at
that time, would be considered q very
large one.-Pau Mall GasessA