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MASTERS SALE.
CIRCUIT couRroF THE UNITED STATES. ,

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
John II Reed snd t1r. wnchs..s tSssss va TIE s.
Atkins aud Y. Gorion D-xier trustees ct sL-ka 759
~ ~. I10e y hereby given nat IN o e Eastern
District Of made and entered n the aSo es'.s
mond master Only appointed by said court that purpose
18TH DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, 1885.
A. II o'clock IN the forenoon at the front door OF the Cnsd
Ark sell unless the s4 defendants ihe sbov ant
panans on or Ps' Ss a Of
sum. o. money IN AM by said deere aaudaen 70 .. cue
ply with The terms Of said decree together N one parcel or
o sd ~ guoo sncOn 70 III. ss bit err me Of
said defendant corporation menfioned AMI described 70 me
dated rs.p.sf%sy Js%asy is aS Nay
H .p .enan H % q the s1a sG q
liver and Texas Railway and which The said party Of the
be by law suthor1sed to construct being - the
Rock Pine Bun aud New orleans Railroad aud Mis~s
pg aud Red River "a . the are so an
IRON the CITY Of Little kock IN The County OF rua.I ann
sippl ver County and state aoresaid said
n Ss1s z the "Sn g . s2 5T to ~
western boundary line Of said state o. Arsansas Al or nss
Che Icing The "a S and spfrtf little q s
Mss.sippi RIVER and Texas KaiSay operated Lutte
n 70 a. Kan Gg an ihr pex All the
ranches WAYS rights Of wav, all Tracks bridEe vadnc
houses freight houses hOn.es water St~tons machine
spponS S' .q sne ans al tenders
and orr rolling equpmont and All machinery tools.
Implements fuel materials and al other property OF every nat
kind aud whatever. he'd Ur acqhrr or
hereafter In acqu the sai cnp my tsucc's
Assigns for with the rSiroads uo
party OF the rst lsad d-frudsnt cor"at"n OF Win
trrto with tn business The same ana aso
all franchises connecIe with rrlatng the said airoads
ranches the construction maintenance OF sr Oh
the sa railroads branches and all franchises rights ana
things Of Whatsoever nature nov he'll or hereafter 70
be quird defendant corporation or lis sc'r-
ngether with all and guar the enhownents income
adv Embellishments ami spputenances
the railroads or property De-
longing N wise appertalug ant the eNerson s
rPVeralOu-
profits also I'll the estate right ut-
interest property claim and demand wlatsorVr
well equity, present or prospective OF Inc
said party Of the part defendant corporation o. IN
every and parcel thereof with The
appu rtenanceA
TERMS n SALE.
The purchaser al said sale required TO pay to the
Master bid the Of t2oOoO IN
his hit tine Master VIII receive
Verdue coupons secured ny
mortgages value the manner Anu
proportion and the terms recited IN -ad decree
November Is 1886. ..xa.-r ,..
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FLORIDA VIA SAVANNAH.
l. Tr-veeky line from NEW PIER 30 ~ -
Foot OF SprngsLl n
ss. CITY OF SAVANNAH mn. THURSDAY Dec
~. NACOOCHE. SATURDAY Dee ~ D. M
o, - Ia II ~ paux.v
Brunswick Prrnandin, Jacksonville ann all points In
Florida Unsurpassed accommodations hrsteaSs iAois
For relght or pAssage, Appy,%9 yoScr
Eastern 0ent
~ Nav pler3 IS n z
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6elp Uanteo


DKINlER WANTED One who understands
book country Office for month or STEADY
rapid plain work lar wages pleas
AMI mace Imfnedately WIN. CLARK. Anues n Y.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR The NEW
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wherein stephen eKe AM pAlntid and the Clhcin
1- .4a s.-'ss TIE
Master Commissioned Appnd ior the PURPOSE Ia SAu Case
9TH DAY OF JANUARY. A D. 1887
the hour of II O'clock of sad day A. tho onicc OF the
heeeos5 "a s H aI Of and str.,s n
Cincinnati halion County, ana st.e o, ONO N one p,
DraDees parties 10 this suit Inc following ds'ciIed
he entire said Cincinnati aud Eastern kai
way 70 say -DTGsa T.nins nT ,Is ' ~
eiy OF Portsmouth, IN the Coany o sooo IN
COUNTIES of amLon and se.ots aud
all property real and PEI son~l income lands teeaents
pier. structures RAILWAYS sHerseks eHeS rAs
rshs.s prlSsges rights interests rents resources
benefits nve tnlents legal
equltaoe sheer acquired by SAID railroad oomp1J or
by said company.
sI naG Mace IN NV ana- essI A. u,,ags tLsf lac VII.
OF hundred Thousand collars s4OuOJ ana II Is
auadrsd Iwsny thousand dollars $50 o0oJ -,
mo- sss ulan u. snn Of two hGSdrod thousand dollars
$50 ooUj stall pad and
A. TIE court nsy Irou time % tune dsc IN order
in gully 70 Inc ar.i sOriass. and The Curt
sn s f4a cs. s'V upon .ns purchaser ns Co ep
within tw-ny Gays Win AnJ order oi tls SouIs
II further provided thai the balances VI sad purcase
price i-J oe pA-a IN SA. or sue A. sA 80
surronderng seevers cerncAtes. MORTGAGE oonas
Their
IS Without
pre- One-tng vi szii cortin
such shall resolved Al
The accrued only A. SAID
.ubuton-
Iurther Irvv OF sale
that the purchase and conpi
convey purchaser purchasers all pfOpofv
tnoren ~ bo sod Ny Au
succut drci lie said purchaser shall oo
property and All The rsnts aud fr.nenises
ayp-rtanlns tei plrtcy said IN
cnn&ti Eastern Railway company nor
holds And Enjoys or - on o 10 cid and enoy tns SALE
eatitich
prDyertiss rights FRANCHISES
tnereio AMI ge from en VI Ia
CUNT o ali pz< .isz ~
BENJAMIN y. CoATEs.
lease a5421 Special Master Comm sstoner
{. h. MArfHEwe Attorney.
November. A u. lBo6
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Gnrtion Sales.
CPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale.
OF THE
RAILROAD PROPERTY AND FRANCHIsEs
THE
CINCINNATI AND EASTERN RAILWAY co.
BY ORDER OF COURT.

In obedience OF the Court OF Common Pleas
within County II Clinton state Of Onio made AT
D. lSooD Term tIsrrOi tOwit On November
~ A ID 1856 then yet pending IN sad ouft
wherein Stephen plAntid aud the Cncn-
others were an are
Sen siuin r. Costesas opocal
appointed tor the purpose Ia SAIL Case
viii proceed ~ sell d puDnc Auc tiou. on the
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0cean Gteamrrs.

Hamburg American IS. Line for Hamburg
II i,usA Dsc 10 Hs3 g M MorAsts--. Dec "a. z N.
Cabin $50 50 aud SO bsserass - low rsssa Send
Tourtst 0axstta-
kUNAAR kyf 4 Co. q = hiCn = ~ q IL
Gss. AGA 81 Bsssdst n. Y. osn- Pa Axss-a FwsySf
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INMAN LINE. T.. =. md Royal Mail Steamers.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF kICHMOSD Wetuo- AZ D.c 4 p IN
CITY Oh CT LESTER SATURDAY Dec ds "A IN
-
- From lnmsn Pier foot OF Grsndst. Jersey .iy arr
CABIN PASSAGE, 500 and upward INTEHn ho' -
$50 sTEkRAGE. lrp u Old try. OIL IRON 70
YORK. go. PETkR WRIGHT SONS. Genera aga
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4 PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF FIJI RED ID LINE
Sailing every twelve for Venezusla s. A. and shs
siand Curscoa w. L. sfori unoqnlliei opportunity TO
those islny o - short 10 The trupcs
These specially Uut Tor Tho u- arc pro
widest every modern appliance fur the safety
and caInfrf OF na,.au1erA rhe trip tour
weeka Passage xl4z For particulars apply "
BOULTON. BLISS q DA LLETT
C,enerA4 Managers. IL Wal-st
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BERN UDA.

BERMUDA,
FROST UNnNvWN-iALthIA IMPOSSIBLE
QUEBEC steamship Co.'S Elegant steamers every Thurs
during the
PRINCES, HOTEL opens December 20, 1886 The
HAMILTON HOTEL opens Dec. 20 Information and
letters A OuterDridge Co. 81 Bdway.
A TLAN TIC HOUSE.
N OCEAN GROVE, NJ
Established 1876
ou,et vtntsr house Thoroughly
CHARLES J. HUNT
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD So. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
FM- Dec. IL. a m. ALLktS " ed Dec - = m
FIDER Wed Dec Is Sam. SAALE- Wed. ans l;3O I'm
WkRRA " -, Dee ~ pm. f. DE (. Wet n II a; m
To 5ocuid CABIN
S55. Storage al lowest ratios
OELRICHs CO. No. = Bowling Green
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legal Notices.
FINANCE DEPARTMyvr.
BUREAU FOR TIE COLLECTION oF TAXES,
No y2 ClfAMuREr-s1.,

NKw.YoKK. Dccembrr l. 1851 .
NOTICE TO TAXPAY ERS. The Receiver OF
Taxes of the CITY Of NewYork hereby gives noece 70
all who their isxes or me year
1855 20 ONCE before the ISL
Of January 1857 provided section $40 OF no No"
Y0k City Consolidation Act OF 1882.
Upon snch unpaid on the lst day Oh De
cemb-r 1886 per centum will charged. received ana
COLES ted In addition the amount thereof and upon such
remaining 1sf day OF January 1851 in
erest VIII be charged and collected upon me amonp
thereof ~ the OF anDuin 10 W car
cuated from 4th ay OF October 1855 which 'ay The
rolls and the taxes Of 1885 were de
vere 10 tile said % the date oil pay meat
GEORGE W. MCLEAN.
Receiver OF Taxes
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


Ase Re-. Estate Exchange yesterday thirty lots and
bzdngA representing the Morgan Iron wsrks belonging
5oha Roach Of Assumes ouhtaru ana
Wed Richard v. Hsrnctt Co The aetan Oh 'ne ssl7
wfn be found another page
James l. wes .s,d Of las and lit Fast Nine
seth being brownsone and BRICK apart
houses each 25rs2Ioo with extension The auc'eneer
announce that insured. The property was
essn to W. Foster ss4eoo II reported that John
oYss boaght lots In Little
a@ 5o sn" Ss% for The po 80 IN
rsnthave 2o4 in Little Twethst and No lss BroaynsS,
the Sr"sers cali apartment nsu-s sS15c1I 90 in one
sso.. sS o1 sscS Ish'A ana
s % %sss sss Ss ss. ss also
for story orown.ons DIV cling YES, Of & Do
cost $1,000 81 plot Q, land soSleS a, A.,
csyst so.ioo three e ~ :: gSI
ssI SSS s
Yrw-YoEx. Thursday Dec. o. 1885.
TIE Following held At the exchange and Auction
BIZ Scott d Mvers.
1s..cy building vim iO, No East =, lossnsn S
Church Mssi0n 1 , sScs' J r sm,fn '''''
plot Of land wesi $50 fl ofsthave 30 - soo
hi00ii 0'I sT JONES l.. Mcas
lls East sethst nse Of 4thave lots 231looo q. sao
'A'" 10 B Ss' R.caard v Harnea Co
ayans o. 1 's q GvsD iOOi 20
L
house, WIZ, p Not - IS sssaa sonaeS 27sOo
's.. s'Ss ..,s a.; n,s.S.;si 1880 1880
~ John ,. lloyd 1870.
Sale or building lot No ,676 9th-aves ofs9n-
ct adjourned TO December %
eecoRpep REAL estate rRANsFERs--NY CITY.
The folio - rs s'sis' TRANSACTIONS recorded
the fleg1sters , hcr IN lay
Xadison-avp a. lot No 80 Gath Ward 5OxloO; -oo
John Kenny. referee 10 Mary p h.ils WV
eth-ave. cor OF lO3dst 100 Il1 ioO; SnIlSusn
SlI Wss " also a $4,000
eApe pr"p''S 'o'N " ..-....-.. $4,000
s'hisss s " nd 90 3s ~ R,sn' r ~ $4,000
1D7th-si pa 2l0 n W OF 2d-ave. 25xlO0.ll David :,
Zabnski and wife To FsInie Goodwin l
Inter " ~ 10 n Of 57th-s aud 20 " OF eI!r
s ave, a9 SSI-sl 500
o'ha's s,s wife 20 taas PsSef 5000
Ssosa $3.50 sne WIFE 10 John Boyd is interest 5000
Sane p1sgssy feef D'ri'o .. ID '" 10000
AveS n e osr Of 55th-st rs 5I79s Raniolrh Gng.
genhemer also Henry Clausen jr AMI wives 70 IN -so
sdavs = E cor Of ssth-st 5d9xiio Evan George. - o
4 Dr. a. Randolph Guggenheuer AMI another foVoV
iS2as sin q s e. Al 70 VIM r. sbnson $50
fh-sf. IT'S . OF lsaN+ 20 lOxeIb. Moses
ZIn,ue rnann and wife 10 Adolph Fnkeuberg-; 2eoVV
Delaney No S2S. 25xl0O Chas Sohst ana ~ 400
a5shsI Nos 10 and l42 West SCHOOLS: VIM Mer- oo
and wife Ia Cltherino = iSArfow: oVV"V
I4sth-st = 475 u cot wi1isave. 25xloc John n ,oo
DILLON wife 10 Patrick Danneli <iVV
Same property Patrick Mcdonnell and wife To John ooo
IL Ia ST no SO East David Rsod 10 Alfsretta Reed
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the JUDGES CASH PUZZLE
In Behalf Of tho
GRANT MONUMENT FUND.
Use your Brains and Make Money.
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN. EVERYBODY.

The Judge proposes assist the Grant Monument funa oy
organizing grand competition worhuidins tmakng me
largest given sentence by Transporting
In nsirg Tor the
Who will be next PresidcntF ann onefng
Cash prizes competitors each OF whom viii have
nay Fifty 50 presentation OF hs mpettve
paper The money received will be applied rs follows;
Twenty cents credited 70 the Grant Fund
ming twenty after deductng the iegt
expenses of advertising with their respective
answers etc. etc will be- placed In common funn 70 DO
equally divided among successful competitors e. inc
six persons sending the largest lists OF words roper
nouns incuded) the who VIII be our
Presidenti"
The magnitude OF the prizes will depend the amount OF
money received other words the number of compet-
tors open until February 1887 IL O'Clock
Prizes will be awarded the following week.
This 10 q thing In England large sums OF money
raised for Charity by this method and those who
participated helped worthy object nav
prize high $4,000 reward for mental actV-
lily.
The competitors together with their Respective
pes published week TO week In Judge as hey
may come in will only an acknowledgment
of the receipt but viii also serve to show
the weekly progress OF the fund
Address
"GRANT FUND"
THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO.,
POTTER BUILDING, NETWORK CITY.
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Cost ano founo.

I OST.-Che, numbered 8, $50, dated Decem-
IL 4 lssG. Jones' Mccormick Kenneth 10 the
Pomeroy MoiGs Tor Sl9 100 Ths cheek mas no
delivered 70 the OF Endorsed * the Ts
Tins check soisn Dec. T. looo Inc
nnasr VIII p''-'' PoMERoY & MEios. Broadst
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOB QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEkaU0ggi"
UNITED STATES MAIL srEAMEnasS m n M
bbRIATfc cana SspS rsr sia, Dec
SEsnaN u, Capt 1leaiell 1u.,s. r N. TT 80 IA
frvm the White Dock foot OF es $500, ~. ar. N,
hArES-oaloon. $50 $50 $50 aud SiVr 49, rs rom
favorable terus fromthe Old Coan.,J -, Gun
Newlo $40 intermediate Adrtato ana ssr nf,rns;oo
excursion. $50. For inspection oil plans y. Y.rs
Apply ~ the compaays ONCE No ~ Br9an nltris xssnt
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Diui0en0 Notices.

ovvcx or ST PAUL DULUTH r. r. Co.
PHMADELrHiA. Dec D. 1855.
A. DIVIDEND Of (3l9D HkEE AND ONE
"A HALf rkn CENT upon .hs rresss rosa 20 or s
nrsI sI nscal ending June 80 100 pay
sioekodcrs Of hecord Of s.tdIdsy shuxy
al Tie Fourth OF Sswferk Ia CASH on ana
after January !. 1887. ....-
Trnnnlsr the close Of busposs on satuIl
Decsmbsf IL lSSe and reopen Monday January ioo'
PHILIP hAhklc.
secrslary aud Treasurer
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Amusemenfs.


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history Of tho Casino has On spsrst& nss
win '''' 'Pis saEGihEIIsp g9nro OPERA
Grs.I Cast Chorus :, 40 orsn Sss,.. q =.
i''a %a"i.~ion s soe -.ss s.e,,r-a . .ivsses.
CHICKERING HALL.
Tickets so cents: -
DALY'S THEATRE. Broadway and Sotn:st
orehe. n g. pTs.. vi
Every Evening STA Matiness begin al
"Proanred with succe-s,"!rTeraid
Received with del'ght"-fTimes -.
Amusing from beginning 10 end Post
LOVE "a S q ore. 81 Srn'"s raor, and sparkling
public pleasure ~ Tribune
EVERY EVENING. am week. xrpaLy's
HARM EsA eccentric comedy adapted from piece ev
Ae, Inv vs a., TTssr st Mr h SKINNER NJ
Mss ST oUixTES Mis-. ADA REHAN
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MIN-TREis
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SATURDAY s SHVEfvtv sogyzsas
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Attic NEW CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
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Afternoons Saturdays sunaays and Evenings
texcept Fridays and sundaysl
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23p-sT. AND 4TH-AvE
Now open daily from A. NJ. To P. NJ and rom ss'
10 M.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
y Every evening ats Matinees Wed and Sat ata
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by T cH Hlfsfns Few F. cS cSnf ssa.
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nosrsA voFfS sSB SEX oSpSS CO
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Supported by her own company Maurice barrymore
| r,A.. - .utv ;r .ryyEf Eru NIGHT
ihis "eoA ""' " ..'........ "DANIELA."
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II 9Th WEEK. CONTINUED SUCCESS OF
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| NJ. Il. CU RT1S.
Caught IN CORNER
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NEw-YoKK CENTRAL AND Il UDsos RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY.
a

OYyicE lkKAsuRKh I
kKw-Yokx Dec g. 1885.
A DIVIDEND OF FOUk Pkk CEN L on the
"A Capital Of New Harfem Railroad
CompAEy paid by ORR and Hudson
River The CONTRACT
between o0mpsns) ths ornoe the ,r DAY u
January neat The Transfer o~As van ps closed Al =. ~
so'"0A % " w. RossITER Treasurer.
oYucy OF TIE BoAD OF DiEKcToRs !
AnRslcAs ExPkEss CohfAsx. NKw-Yonk- I
Nov. H. lso6 } -
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF His
j Company have this day siscsrcd diyidspd o. nrss
f fss 1850 scoks viii closed Inc 18Th d~y
" D~S By Orisr q the Roard
J., KNAPP. secrcsAu.
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FRItNDs or THE C. G: ] want 10 tell Won all
what profitable business went into Ihis summer
j speut couple 81 months feeding aud taking
Of silk had help lo procure the food
Tor them but and The rest myself besides doing a
great deal az other work. Was afraid to under
take tte business at first. fOr nortally afraid
Of worms oi ali kinds ] would even dream Of
them before they were hatehed. aud my imapiua-
ton would picture them three four times as large
they really were when ] saw them. And IN
stead of itcH rearing np their hcads and going for
me. they were pcaeeable 49, MHrN's little lamb
aud stayed wherever put them. did not take a
pair al toug 90 iiit them, bat did take hair pin
10 scoop tiBcm up have about 10 pounds of 81 TX
aud IS worth Of eggs and think u paid me pretty
well. for do not think there b. any hard work
about II. II amy Of the Conversation Club have
Invested ln anything that IRys better wish they
] remain "a 'lanneh friend 10 the soldiers paper
L1e NJ Meslanus. MaulSee, Dallas Co., Iowa.
THAT C. c. BADGE.
am in favor of "A badge for the C. C. proyiding
IL D. not expensive, but want something neat
ano tasty. am IA favor OF the editor seleclinR one
Tor tbe Club. think that lac would have the best
taste bert lDedrlch, lhttsburg, Kan.
say llp, hip, burTah for the &. &. badge Hone
all designers among ouf number will put forth their
best efforts ] begin TO feel acquainted with mans
Of the of the e. C.. several of which meet
in the last weekly. May the shadow Of the dlub
grow longer aud longer and wish we could A meet
face 10 face ia our Editors stncium 4 think we
would make a jolly circle.-M H. Brubaker.
Florida. o.
THE DAKOTA GIRLS
FEIEEDs OF THE &C.: IL is seldom see letters
The National tribune., 1886-10-14

10: 2S.) 6. at Is finished" (v. 30.) Christ
went through his mission complete from Beth
lehem to Calvary-frOm the cradle to the cross.
Z. Father, into thy hands / commend my
spirit Lu., % :: 46.) How calm. How digni-
fed. How Godlike. A prayer at a deathbed
commenting to God the soul of person at the
point of departure from life, is very proper and
always comforting.
Christ died at ; p. m. He did not die from
crucifxion- 1t is believed by many that he
actually ceased life from broken heart. We
are taught Christ gave up'his life for US. Even
his death at the moment it occurred was a vol
untary act. He had power at the very last to
descend from the cross. He made himself q
sacrifice
Think Of all Jesus has done for you, and you
cannot be scrimping in your service of Christ.
Remembering how concerned Jesus was for
humanity, and you will not begrudge mite
now and then for religious enterprises in the
interest of fallen mankind. Let Christ's love
toward you be your measure of love for Him
and for humanity.
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LIEhiinR LIbertY's Statue.

Gen. Charles II. Stone, who, until the Gov
ernment took charge, was the Engineer in
charge Of the Bartholdi statue, after much in
vesiigation, recommended n system of electric
lighting for the unique lighthouse, and his rec
ommendation has been approved by the Gov
ernment officers. The apparatus to provide
the light consists Of one dynamo complete, l3
duplex arc lamps and Ii 50-candle power in
candescent lamps. The torch will contain five
lamps of 30O0O-candle power, the light from
which is TO be thrown upward. 1t is predicted
that the lights will SO illuminate passing clouds
that they will be visible 100 miles or more.
Four lights Of 6,000-csndle power each 20 at
the foot of the statue for its illumination. In
candescent lamps fixed in the diadem on the
figures head will lend the appearance of jewels
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make numerical enigmGs Of your names:
Answers must accompany all puzzles forwarded.I
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE SEPT. %.
Conundruns-l. Dinah might (dynamite). 2.
Because he is flatiened At the polls 3. One spins
aud reels the other reels and spins. 4. lcicle. D.
One makes men bet, the other makes them better.
eager to enter the ring aud willing 10 make
a match with man twice their own size. 3. When
he II n shaving.
Bible Puzzle-Genesis. XIX and 36 verse.
Long Tiled. MIX, NJ. ID.
Patriotic Pair
HAM-IIN
LINCOLN.
Printers Pinot every head wear the
crown that the hands OF love bestow.
A Tangle-
Over aud over again.
No matter which way we turn,
We always find in the Book Of Life
Some lesson we have 10 learn.
We must take our turn at the mill.
We must grind out the golden grain,
We must work at our task with "A resolute VIII,
Over and over again.
Rhyming Enigma, No. IA taper.
Rhyming Enigma, No. "A cigar.
Dickens Conundrum-Wilkins Micawbcr.
Pennsylvania Enigma-J =. l.. Goblin.
Should Not Be Without-THE NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE.
CoNUNDRUMs-NEw AND OLD.
l. Why is the FIRST chicken of the brood like the
foremast Of a ship? 2. Why was the first day OF
Adams life the longestT-Rob't c. Stanford Phila-
delphia, Pa.
g. Why are fowls the most economical things
farmers can keep? 4. Why is a thief in n garret
like an honest man n7-Estella Gray, Pipestone,
ID. L.
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In home OF ofou citizens there is treasured
small box Many years the husband and father was
struggling In the for life. Just before going he
seized a box, which supported him until he reganed
fOothod upon the shore This box IL considered i'm
dispensabe the household t contains Graefenber
Pills and whenever any Of the family fall a victim 10
headache maaral influences these Pills aid 10 restore
the sufferer % health.
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side Of tho dogs neck and tie the feet together,
so that the chicken hangs securely fastened to
his neck. After carrying the chicken around
for day or two, the dog will be so thoroughly
disgusted with chickens in general that he win
not be apt 70 trouble them again.
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A New Wonder

IL oen recorded, but those who write TO HaIlett &
Co. Portland, Maine will learn 0f genuine one You
ffom IS 20 s25 and upwards A day. You
do the work and live at home, wherever you are
located Full particulars will he se you some
have earned over $50 la day. Capital needed You
started n business free Both All ages I'm
profits for those who at once Your first
act should be ~ write for particulars.
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

RIO CoHTRBUToRs: In sending answers name
No. OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE la which the ptflzle
IL found. Answers OF guessers may he forwarded
within week Rfler receiving this TRIBUSK. DO not