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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

Y Noice Of sale Of Bonds vinagc or mount
Vernon c,dht ~ the Sewerage Loan Bonds OF the
v,iaoe Of Soun, Vernon, in Westche'tr Sounty New.
rtl ie sold az public auction % the highest bidder
roor ~ the Trustees OF said Village IN De1rDorns
t,rtirinS on Atm Avenue IN said village on the 3th day
Of Hy are the first Of series Of bonds which are to
i,cd Nv said Village. under chapter sos NJ the laws
s IssG as amended ~ tn teI iG3 Of tho laws OF lsSe
10 pro- orer,ge and mage for said Village. Each
TEN o u b tor The principal sum Of one thousand dollars
ana will bear interest at the iate o, Iout pr y,
ann ann payable annually Priacipi ana intSIest
WIZ " the bonds will be coupon bonds, Win the
n,iyeGc 10 the holder Of having them made Iegsrel
pfNB uhcv will be GATED June 1st 1855, payable as
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Gfathfr5.


4 BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge. TEACH
"A. Frs registered for 20 cents Tor vacsnes1
ALWAYS hand form for stamp. X T. ANEhI, AueIi
can School Bureau. West l4th-st N y
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supues Professors Teachers, Tutors. GovernesseA
&c 10 CoegeA Schools and Families Apply 10
MRS. NJ. J. YoUNG.bULToN, 20 Union square.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW:YoRK TIIB:
n UNE WILL DE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. 12$s Broadway, corner Ihifty,nrst-st
until D. M $50 Broadway, between Twenty second and
Twenty third SIS, uatil m 25O we,t TTcnty tS.fd
St corner Eghth-aye. 152 SNth-aVe LOB Fourth'aVe
corner Fourtecnthst; 7G0 Tbirdavc, corner Forysov
enthst 1907 Thir1avc., near SXtieth-st l.7O5 Fist
ave LOG West Forty-secOnd St Nlnth-aNe ana Sixty
eighth. ST. and Liberty and the ARLEM OFFICE
$50 East Onehundrcd- and twenty ffh-s, up to D. m
ct regular Office rates.
TUTORS governcsses professors teachers all branches
j circulars schools supplied parents; English French
German Spanish spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE, 81
East l7th.st, bet 4th-ave. and broadway.
yIoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tor
w both supplies professors teachers goyernesses
musicians housekeeperS companions &c. to colleges,
schools and families also bookkeepers stenogaphers and
copyists business firms. 49,,
MRS A. D. CULVER: 800 5thave. Neyv.York CITY.
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legal Notices.
NOTICE
IN RELATION TO JURORS FOR STATE COURTS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS,
ROOM 1877, SIKWART BUILDING.
CHAMBERS STRKET AND BROADWAY {
NEW-i ORk, June ], 1888
Applications for exemptions will be heard here, from
TO daily, all persons hitherto liable or recently
serving have exempt and all needed lhlOilni
viii lie given. $500 ,,-.,,.. -
Those who have answered TO their liability, or
proved permanent exemption, Will receive jury enroll
Rot!ce" rsQurns thcm 70 appear before me TINS
year Whether liable not such notices must De an
swered (in person, possible, and at this ohce ohFl
under penalties IL exempt the party must Dring
proof OF exemption liable he must also answer in per
son giving full and name, residence. ETC., ETC.
enrolled" liable must serve when called or
paY their No excuse will be- allowed or inter
ference permitted The fines IL unpaid will be entered
a. judgments upon the property OF the dclinqucnts.
All good citizens will aid the of justice, and So
euro reliable and respectable jures and cQpallze their
duty by serving promptly when Summoned allowing Their
clerks and subOrdinacs 10 reporting 10 me any at
tempt bribery evasion and suggesting names for en-,
ronent Persons between sixty and seventy years OF
age summer abscntees persons temporarily ILL., ana United
States jurors not exempt.
Every man must attend 70 his own Notice IL Is mis-
doneanor give any Jury paper 10 another 10 answer IL
also punishable by fine imprisonment 20 give or re-
ccIye any present bride, directly indirectly In iea
lion 70 Jury service, 10 withhold any paper or make
any statement and every will be fully prose-
cutcd.
Commissioner Of Jurors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

HVHE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet Of 90 large pages
giving rates OF duty now 70 force IA fns together
with Free List and other valuable TaTn nfoT-
nation. Timely for reference. and absolutely correct
Price 10 cents copy. Published by The Tribune.
Eew-YOfk.
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PRINCIPAL oFrIcE. 100 BRoApwAY.N.Y

The Traction Company controls for the United States
tho celebrated Julien system Of electric car traction. -
The company Is engaged in equlpping cars under con-
tract and Installing rs system on TIE Fourth Asen ape
line (New-York Harlem Ralroad). Contracts are
also being closed for the OF the system in various
parts Of country, thereby constantly adding 10 us
assets and enhancing the value OF It's stock . ...
There about 80 900 street cars In the unten h
oppying royalty 80 per day TO one-quarter s
NUM- would Yield very large dividends . . . u,
In the opinion OF the authorities this system VIII
rapIdlv supersede the Of horses. -o ,,r
THE JULIEN SYSTEM is SUPERIOR TO Az W
OTHERS whether cable electric, as II lnyolves IL ~
SH 80 DE N2NnNSBP coS6TITs So bAHGEE
yuEN System EACH GAR Is 20 A niorrnpton
by breaking Of cables wires and has sufficient reserve
power to pfopel or more ears -, - - ro,n
The syscfn Is strongly ind0rsed by Col i. K Ham.
Con Manager Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
nv tho New and Harlem Railroad Company ouu Ny
horse railroad men generally -, -. n,o prp
we Offer limited amount OF stock az S4V PE IN
SHARE rendering 10 most inviting held Tor inc ln
vestment Of capital presented and conndenu reP c
mend this stock the attention OF lvestorS anu so.cC
fu investigation its merits Complete niorhauoh
can be obtained from the
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACk TRUNK LINE
ON AND alter June ~ t sIH .nrn rave

Largest and finest Passenger station in America.
.'s a. IN, Rochester EXPRESS trawing'room cars
N'G"9 a. m saTatosa George and Montreal Special
PaTsi 6SV and Montre5 % S. Adams
Creek Schrooa LAKE, Buc Mountain Lake. &C. Drawing
'o0p So 10 M ITAM6us vEsTIByLEp CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED comp sd exclusively Of c. bullet
ASaays c Tca Syacus Rochester Buffalo Niagara
Falls Erie Ceyelsad "aTpGH: ana ToleaSi arriving a.
20 md Eprfif Sd iS SlS''i pe tS md
Cn ago. uiI,rug-.o' cas- to C9han1aigua Rochester
ard ii :sS a. M. wesern NewYOrk Northern Express
for Saiaogu iaie ,,orte Rutland bennington, North
?n 20 &C. H. saraGa and ' Tca special with drawing
room cais Aioany I1oy AMI saratoga Kuns through
10 i'Ts G Albany and and Troy HS;ms6 GSU;
p'pa65 o. p H. Fast chcaso Cincinnati and St Louis Ex
Indlanapos s. Louis, Detroit and Chicago, with sleep
p @ Clarion day Including Fso SgRd ssipiS for
cars to Clayton ami Pa"i Smiths vla Utica and IT, W.
10 40 p H. Montreal and canondslgua Express daily
Sleeping 70 Iaslurs ana Mon'ea via RSg9s t 9o
except sunday sunday ran does not run ives, Of ApaEy
Lyon Mountain, Loon Lake, Saranse Paul smiths &C..
via rss5urf and cESSsSufa ke Bgs Mountain Lake
&C. via Saratoga and Adirondack Raoad Sleeping ear
n, Wi Sc run from Hew.York to Moth Creek
pno SPc' m S asS Gev shG'
Dus "a ~ M last Night ENpess FOR Rchheld Springs
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls TorYaoo SlcSeslahu
T'h srSnIny cars Sleeping to Clayton, via Utica
" M Saturday: ClnandaigW on sundays only
IS midnight Adirondack Mountain Sleca I9f saratoga
LAKE. GfSe I ssepas cfs to %bany ''44' Lake.
clets nnI suac, I'm dra wing and seeWng cars on
sale a. Grand Central staen 4l3 80 ara 942 Broadway
,2sbb . Az station New YORK 1893 Washington and 73O
tISton S,s RrooRlyn, aud 20 4thst., Williamsburg.
WesCotts Express calls Tor anu eheVAS baggage from
ho uH dsV others daily cxcep. sunday slop at 1ssth.
g" Nj TotCIY ~ HENRY EHNETT.
NTCW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
| NEhfiYAYn nfralns leave from ferries at West AID
Wets 42.lst 80 u m. Jay,st, z ;S5 a. m, for Mid
Ton Delhi Norwich Utica, Rome, Oneida, Fulton, Os-
| wego Buffalo Detroit Chicago. 49, 49,
West lgi. 9;i0 n lakes say Monon s;oS No. for
MMaaIetown' FsllsSaFe, Liberty. White Lake.
IVES, 42dst, 4;iS p ieS Say NS6on 2 ;SS P M for
snrs. LIberty' White LsksS Roekland.
Wost 42d.st, 80 y M Jay.st, 4 :35 ,. m, for
Campbell HALL Middeiown. Bloomingburg, Wurtsboro,
42a-, 25 Jay wsi.S SlS p m daily FOR
Buret seepers to Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
saturday sSifhollday West A2dst, rs D. H. Jay
ST., 90 p M, for Campbeh usli Mlddietown Bloom
Lake livingston .delor Walton. Delhi
pullman Drawing Room sea,3 ana berths reserved o q
o. 4 1898 Ircadway, 7sI eth-ave' 1884 East i2Stlst
soA West isStAst, HS.c. YSSyNsprRsoN. G. p. A.
" is Exchange Place, New. York
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Financial.
A CHOICE INVESTMENT.
STOCK OF THE
UILIEN ELECTRIC TRACTION Gu.
CAPITAL, S3,O0O,0O0.
PAR SfcO PER SHARE.

DIRECTORS
Edward J. Mathews, President PIG South dthst' Phiia
delphia, Penn ,
Charles f. waburton, proprietor Evening Telegraph
philadelphia Penn
s. A. B. Abbott counselor at law % statess' BOSTON,
Mass
Edward o. Coles, Vice. President Orange, N
col Frank X Hahn Manager Manhattan Railway Com
pany II Broadway, New-York
william Bracken President Julien Electric Company
100 Broadway, Ncw-York
Gen wioughby Weston, Treasurer, 100 Broadway New
York.
r n Mau,oux Electrical Engineer
niienyv q Morris Mechanical Engineer
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St. L0NiS and San Francisco Railway Co.
Is BROAD-ST. (MILLS BUILDING,.
New. York Juno 49, 1883

IS BROAD-ST. CMILLS BUILDINGle
New-York, Juno 49, 1883
Notice 10 holders Of
SOUTH PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.'S 1ST MORIGAI
6PER CENT BONDS DUE JULY /. 1888 Cs7.144ooo
in amount).
The bonds above named Will DC pad az this once On anu
after MONDAY July o 1885, and may DO presented ior
examination az any time prior to that date after whch
time onds prosontcd Will be paid for the day following
presentation OF the
The coupon OF these oonus tdue July l. 1851 WI"
also DO paid az this Office usual. - ,..
Holders OF the SOUTH PACIFIC" Bonds are hereby
further Informed that to limited extent they may appy
10 reinvcst proceeds OF bonds IN the flrst MOTT
gage Trust lOO.Year Per Cent Gold Bonds OF the 81
Louis and Francisco Railway Co. az the price OF Us
and accrued interest. ~. --..
the % the last named bonds amounts as preSens
to only 81 COO applications for them VIII DC accepted
in order as received. and they Will be delivered by Ire
United Trust Co. demand upon tho order OF THIS
company therefor. . - =, l., -....,.o,
All Information In regard to the Trust Bonds Is contained
a printed circular, which may 20 Obtained aL th'
- - Y. w. LILLIE, Treasurer.
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Hlusiral Instruments.

il in tune Manufactures and storer0Oms, 421 70 425
West osth.st, and SG7 Broadway, 1Sth-st. (Ditsons
Buildlne). Pianos exchanged rented. instruments
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The bonds VII De urIIHVITIUa o ~ 0''0 P " " ~
,ore The 18th day OF July, 1885. ,.s 1888. 81 49,,
to VILLAGE Of Mount Vernon is situated upon the New.
fIsrfynr{ and New.i9vcn Railroad and upon the
noIh Pau ead IA miles - minutes travel from Grand
CENTRAL Depot with 36 trains each way daiy pas pop
4ebedness IT has public water works gas ana eeeTe
" The bonds cannot be sold for less than par and
accrued interest ~
Dated June II, 1888. -
10y VIu04 Va 's d. QUACKINBUSH,
,.c IT rrNKTNS Village President
''N1' " Village CLERK.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of certands sna
q "a a M for catasauqua and intermediate points
n. IN Lyons Elnhfa, Iloeheste,, buusto
and the West aud principal local points ~H'if 'N' "
Elmra 49,. ,,.o~r,odta.o ro,n,. Chst-
e,, ~ Tunkhapnock Connection " Reading ana uarrs
burg. -, r,,ts,on ond nrncinai intermedl,ta
no,Yfs CHAIR car L. and Il. Junction -.
40 n M Mauch Chunk and intefnledlats points
CoSnectan to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
M9Hcn M Tor Geneva. Lyons ElmlTa Rochester Dut-
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
'A y .ib ~ N. for Laurays and intermediate points.
brains leaving at 8 a. M p m. and 40 y. m. con-
o, sop ali points MahanOy and Hazeton coal feglons
NV SUNDAY TRAINS.
ga m for Mauch Chunk uazeton ard intermediate
points - o.. r,,.,. an, Intermediates ro,n.s
d. IN. foi Geneva. Lyons Emira, Rochester. Bur-
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper " Lyons
' General Eastern onice. 235 Broadway.
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< HORE LINE-ALI.-RAlL ROu IE-fO On
Central Station AZ 90 and 200 p m ior sSa
I'M Narragansett Pier. Newport ana ProNlenee anu
BOSTON 90 D. r.. Limited Express for Newport Prov
dence and Boston. IL 80 D. m Nigpt fNBaeSs iVI re y,
mart Providence RostOn-day. Palace fatioF lars VI
IT,, L.. 90 20 hcstinntinn.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express trains leave New-YoTk, via Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Street Ferries as follows: . -, -
30, 90 $, %, Chicago Limited, with Dining Cars
and TO- Washington mlled and IL a. N, u 20, l. 2,
800 49, go ana p m ana az ~ "a 10 nghs-
sundays Express 6:15 . @ Limited and 10 a. m.
4, 80, 5, 6, 6 80. and pm, and IL 10 night
Trains leaving New-Yor& daily. except Sunday a. 8.
and D. m on Sundays, connect at Trenton for Camden
Ticket Offices, Noa ]. 435 $40 and ga Broadway. !
Astor House and OF Desbrosses and C0rtandt ss
Court.s and Brooklyn Annex station foot q Fultonst
Brooklyn Station Jersey City, EmigraLt Ticket once,
Castle Garden. .- II, Iii g.. -
eh. Cn A VSs IL PIyGU j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent +
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LETTERS
OF
CREDIT.

6iI,yOUK&, KANsA, AND TEXAS RAILWAY co
To the Holders %
GENERAL CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
New-York, June 90 1888.
ON default payment Of interest due June l. yGe]}
D he United States Circuit Court In Kansas Tor Ke
cev~r 10 protect your rights The application was suS
toined hut the Receiver will not be NAMED before july
and further argument viii then be heard , ,,
All who wish the protection indicator should sena ens
,onth "a one OF the Committee their names addresses
and The amount and Of Interest OF their bonls.
~ EDWARD d. ADAMS,
window. Ianier & Co.. II Nassaust
WILLIAM l. BULL NJ ,..
Edward Sweet & Co.. 3S Broad-st
WILLIAM WIITEW RIGHT,
Union Trust Company, IL BroadWay
WILLIAM MERTENS ,ou,u.
l.. Won Holman & Co.. 90 NaFsI
work Strong & Co.. 90 Broad-st
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DENNsYLVANTA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York via De5orosses and Corianfs
street Ferries, follows:
Harrisburg iittsburg and the West With Pullman Palace
Cars attached 100 Q. m, 80 DINING Car and m-
daily. New-Iork and Chicago Limited Of Pdror,
Dining, Smoking, and sleeping VestDuiel Cars at sOJ
a. every day. 9
and Erie az 700 D. M, connecting at Cory for Titus'
For Lebanon, 90 20 m and IL rs b night
only. D. m. Sundays 8 is and 10 j. m.
Ba tmOre, Washington and the South, Limited WASH
ington Express Of Pullman P1lio Cars daily except
Sunday, 10 a.. M arrive Washington 200 p m, and
daily with Dining Car 81 40 F. M arrive Was az
a. n, 100 90, 4 80 and 9 700 p. IN; and IL l5
night Sunday G:45 and . a. n a 80 and p In and
For AtIanIic City p. m. weekdays (thrOugh ParlOi
Carr.
For Cape May, p. m week days - ,
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and fnternedas sta
lions, via Railway and Amboy, 80, 9:1o a m. II
and ?. m do not stop a. Asbury PaFp ,,.,.,-.,-
For Old Point and Norfolk, via New OK PM edelph'a
and Norfolk RAILROAD !gG p M daily daily; via baltimore
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with al through
trains at Jersey CCy. afordng speedy and direcs
BROOKLYN travel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

We buy and sell Bills OF Elk
change on and mako cable
transfers OF money to Europe.
Australia and the West IN.
dies; also mako Collections
and issue Commercial and
Travelling Crodits. available
IN all parts OF the world.
NO. 50 WALLSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

TRAINS FOR BOSTON
IL via
New.York and New England
New.york. New. Haven and Hartford Roads
Leave NEw.YoRK 10 A. NJ; '3P M IL 80 r NJ \
PARI.oR CARS ON DAY TRAINS:
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON NtoHT TRAINS
Other trains daily except sundays
Sleeping accomm0dat lions can De secured &c uekee
Offices SAT Broadway, aud Grand Genital Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

THE CANADA sOUTHBRN RAiLKoAp COMPANY
TREAsUREE,S orFIG6E;, GRAND CEN II ,ass
m HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this com,
pany have this day declared dividend OF one A ao
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of August next at THIS
Office. -
Friday the 18Th day @ july and will be reOpened on tho
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Uiut0en0 UoffrfI.

THE PEOPLES BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK;,
9 EVENTY-FOURTH DIVIDEND.-A semi,
annual dividend OF Aye 90 Per cent aes Of BOOKS viii
be closed from 25th inst until that date ,,r cs,o,
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Brice Chosen Chairman.

NEW York, July 1S.-The Democratic
National Campaign Committee met at its
headquarters, with Chairman Barnum,
Of the Democratic National nCommittee,
presiding, and Messrs. German, Scott,
Sewall, Brice and Ross of the committee,
and Colonel Lamont present. After two
hours conference the committee adjourned
until evening, when Calvin s. Brice, Of
Ohio. was chosen chairman of the commit
toe. He accepted the position.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-07-26
The Precious Metals.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.--The Director Of
the Mint reports that for the year 1887 the
product Of gold amounted to <3s, ,OOO, 600 and
Of silver to $50 2257 900 Coinage Of tho
mints during the calendar year, &c, 3s9, ISL.
The coinage of the world during the calen-
dsr year 1887 was Sl24, g9S, 797 gold and Sl33,.
6O2 O6B silyer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-07-26

THE first section provides that whoever. as .
laborer, workman or mechanic has been en-
ployed by or on behalf Of the Governmen tot the
United States since the 25th day OF June,
1868 (the date Of the act constituting eight
hours days work., whether engaged at .
price per day or on piece-work or task-work,
shall be paid for each eight hours he has been
employed as for . full days work, without any
reduction on account Of reduction OF tho hours
of labor.
The second section provides that all claims
for labor SO performed In excess OF eight hours
. day are hereby referred to the Court Of
Claims, to be adjudticated upon the basis that
eight hours constitutes days work, and are
to be paid for at the price q day as provided
for in the hrst section Of. this act and judg-
ment given against the United States
In favor of each claimant for the amount
found due, to be paid as other judg-
ments OF the Court Of Claims against
the United States; and no statute OF
limitation, or payment made, or receipt given
for less sum per day than the full price Of
days work, rs provided in the first section OF
this act, shall bar the right OF recovery, pro-
vded that all suits under this act shall be COM
menced within two years from and after its
passage; and any number OF said claimants
may join in the same suit; and provided
further that any amount allowed under this
act shall only be paid TO such claimant in per.
son or to his personal representative.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-07-26
GARFlELD's MEMORIAL.
Expected to He Ready for Dedication In
October.

October.
CLEVELAND, O., July 1S.-Since April tho
number Of visitors at the Garfield memorial
tower has averaged 100 per day. It Is ex-
pected that the monument will be ready for
dedication some time in October. The con-
tractors say they will be done by October !.
All the material for the interior decorar
tions was shipped from London several
weeks ago, and the artisans left England q
week ago last Wednesday, and will proba-
bly, be here to begin setting up the ma
terial this week. The imported material
consists largely Of African marble for the
wainscoting, which will be used in the
monument chamber under the windows;
also the material for the dome and the win
dows. The dome above the monument will
represent the American flag; the outside
windows the original thirteen States and
Ohio: the windows above the arches will
picture funeral procession in honor OF
Garfield, while the spaces above the en-
trance will contain symbolical figures OF
war and peace. The statue itself will
come from the studio Of Alexander Doyle,
of New York. The carvings on the ex.
terror will be completed in three weeks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-07-26

JOHN GEORGE RYAN, IL Chicago law
yer, wants 100000 from the Govern
ment for placing him in prison in 1865
under the supposition that he was John
H. Surratt and conspirator against
President Lincoln.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-07-26
FULLER WINS.

The Senate, by . Vote of ~ o 60, Con.
firms His Nomination to lie Chief Jus
tice or the United States.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-It only required
two hours time in the Senate to consider
the nomination Of Melville W. Fuller, Of
Chicago, to be Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the United States and to
confirm 1t by vote Of Al to
%. Senator Edmunds (Vt) opened
the opposition by a long and severe
speech, in which he recalled the record Of
Mr.. Fuller in the Illinois Legislature just
before and during the early days of the
war. He charged Mr.. Fuller with being
. copperhead and with having voted
against the resolution directing the ar
rest of Vallandingham. He declared
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-07-26

There is no use talking. I'm going
TO get married" said bachelor, while
busily engaged in sewing. Here l
have worked just twenty minutes by
the watch trying to get this needle
threaded, and then, just as succeeded,
l pulled the thread out. Finally got
IL threaded, and now, having sewed on
this button well and strong, find l
have got it on the wrong side, and /
have all my work to do over again. -
Household Words.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-07-26

No MATTER where a Chinaman dies,
his remains. by the religion of his peo-
pie, must be returned to his native
land, that the spirit may be assured Of
rest. Seventeen skeletons were ex-
humed in New York recently.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-07-26

The number Of newspapers and
periodicals published in Vienna last
year was six hundred and seventy, an
increase of nearly hundred over
1886. One journal, the Wiener AA-
ge'neine Zeitnng, is issued three times
daily, and most OF the daily papers
appear in two editions.