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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
TESTIMONY ABoUr SrEAMBOAT INSPECTORS

TESTIMONY ABOUT STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS
Tho tho LEGAL steamboat inspectors was
resumed yesterday The Examining Committee OF super
vus confined their attention whsy to tho case
OF Richard Moran the young who the Brotherhood
OF Pilots declare obtained pilots license from captain
Fairchd before he Moran) OF To discreiit the
assertion by Moran that he hal ten years experience
when he applied for license the compliments called
Brother Jerome president OF st. Francis College Brother
Jerome whose real 10 Thomas Magner. stated that
Moran student At tho collage for several years
before 1885, but was irregular in his AZ
tendance In fact. he little thaa q nominal
student When inquiry made - to the cause Of his
absence the usual reply that the boy OF on his
fathers boat
Father Lane Of the Church OF the Visitation Brooklyn
which the next witness He asked
records which supposed would cast
light the question Of Morans are. The records
impsrecty kept BY Father Lanes predecessor and
gave positive proof the other. Father Lane
thought tho word OF Moran father that the bey twenty
should outweigh the statement Of the record under the
Tho priest and Father Dease who repre-
sens the pilots had little spa bat 1t was settled before
clergyman left the Lawyer Lane thought that his
veracty Questioned but the LAWYER fastened to
assure IN that such thought hal entered his mind
captain r. W. Vosburgh, in behalf OF the defence,
had a of praise for Moran aud the loca
inspectors and . dig for the pilots He had often
teen the young steering boats of the Schuyler Towing
Line and considered him we'll qualified to 10 60
In bohai OF tho prosecution captain Henry Hapn tes-
ned that papers those OF Moran were not
he hal in CAPTAIN Farchis office
last November The wtness said that he had no feeling
against Captain Fairchld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
MR.. GRAU DENIES CHARGES OF FRAUD.
A SUIT BEGUN AGAINST HIN 81 his PARTNER IN

THE GERMAN OPERA SCHEME.
Asagree nent enere January 20, 1856 be-
tvseu Heun4 an Grlu oharl Adj for the production
of op.ra IN in the Untod states by the
German Opcra COMPANY By its torms MT Grau was
engage a. the MANAGER company was 10 receive
ATTY per ceat OF the proceeds Mr. Adler was 10 furnish
not more than s. for the purpose OF carving on the
enter rise which md prove success After Us
ases.n that he had induced him by false repre-
sensations int the agIeeneHt and that he had
srauduleutly converted certain moneys
that Grsu represented that Emil FISCHER ana
Adof RoDn.on had SIM for 1900 week for
sscerts ined that they had been laget BY Gr'u
At s595 week for three performances and
were 10 receive Sl75 for each extra performance
also sed tina, defendant frauiueuty converted
81 600 the Of performance gwen BY the COM
pany ID ST. Ions 1886, aud that no tailed to &C
count Tor 1t Adler says assured him that he could
Obtain opera houses ami theatres
guarantee Of receipts the sxteGt OF $7oO night as THO
aud that this also proved 10 be
MI Grau denies ALLEGATIONS Of fraud and that he
has wrong uly converted He debates that
the performance referred 10 In ST. Louis given for his
bone aud that 81 10 realized which belonged 10 him
He max Tor $685. % winch he was
pended FOR the company The trial OF the case began
yesterday the Superior Court before Justice OGorman
and Jury The plSud examine by his counsel Thomas q
EHnever told his ths snessstand ami was cross
Examined BennO LOswy. counsel tno doioadRnt s
swore to the truth allegations in his complaint
The case will continue 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09

THE POLICY GOOD IN SPITE OF SUICIDE
Mrs HENRIETTA p. Sargent recovered verdict Of
$3.50 Yesterday In the nited States Circuit Court
against the Home Benedt Association OF this city Mrs
6argents brother, Edward J. Hull IT,, toupd dead
october 10, 1856, with bullet wound in his head His
ce insured for 600 IN the Home Benefit Associa
aon A clause in the policy declared that risk
assumed for death by suicide Osborn T. Bright, MyrOn
Wnsow and john Sherman MOuiton, who appeared for
plaintiff urged that the death ght have been caused
BY accident Judge ruled In accordance with New
York decisions that tho policy might oe forfeited by suicide
II clause in the poley excepted that risk. The jury
evidently concius that death caused
In some other way. e. FOX for the Association
Obtained stay OF proceedings In order to perfect appeal
TO the supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09

LsyBsS Feb. So . m.-Consols, l02 o 10 TOR nsnC
and 100 Gle fort accounts United States ceat ohis
1870 HOE Atlantic aud Urc4t Wssters
mortgage trustees csrtiacatea 36 Canadian P-oihe
Atlantic aGf Great Western second mortgage trustees
tlhosteA ~ Erie. az DO. second cousos io ~ av
Comnsn 777< New.Ysrk Central. llet kealaE s5s n ut
sons Bsy Cofnpany 23s caaada western Land GO
pauy 2Li P.nnsylvaais. b5s MsIlcsn ORDINARY; 80 4,
Illinois Central l2&; Spanish a., d6A bar snver u
quoted 81 per ohues pari, .tvies. auos psss
81 l2r oentues Tor the account sn
slohanEs on London rs oentmss fer ehscka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
A SMALLPOX PATIENT IN A STREET CAR

A SMA LLPOX PAIIENT IN 4 SIhEEI CAK
smallpox walked iso the Reception Hos.
pta In East sIxteenthst Tuesday In company with
physician II explained that tho man had called al the
physicians the ply sicas had promptly
aeeompln Ell hospital Later the patient said they
had travelled part OF the in Third Aven ne Elevated
train and rode IN the zane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09

You have been told that coBsunption In bic that
"ner the ungs are stseke by this terrible ssdy the SUIT
ierers past al help and the end mere Quosten Of upe
gu nave rotcd with alarm the uaistksbs synptn Of
yen have trted Oil msnnar Of ca!sd ia
e,. su are now asspcpasht ana preparing for the
Medical DDS" rsmsins nnrisd pot ours-a nor
WI p1fprm miracles but Cured ihsasands
81 css IA ts earlier stages where all
baS fxiisf. 1ry H. ena obtain lease o lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09

gary The man had sawed through Of his cell ana
liberty withu snort time hao
game detected There sbous forty prisoners
lschsd prison. Ill Of whom In the plot 70 nAh
their escape The prison being carefully guarded now m"
all quiet 10 the JAIL although OF the prisoners express
openly their chserln ct being foiled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
DESPERATION OF TIE BEARS SHOWN.

On several occasions before certain devel-
opments Of a days trading at the Stock Exchange
have drawn from MS comments on the desperate
situation of the bears, but that desperation never
before was so fully developed as il was to-day.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Company in the year ended December ~, ISsI,
earned over per cent its stock. and divided to
it's stockholders only per cent the other per
cent has not been squandered, and is with the
company to the credit of the stockholders To
keep the record perfectly clear. we quote from
what wrote last evening: " For instance. the
yanderbts probably never had so large an interest
In the Vanderbilt lines outside Of New-York
are Indifferent to market values and hence the
prices of Lake Shore, Michigan Central. Canada
Southern and Northwestern yield more easily to
bear pressure than do some Of the nOn-dividend
stocks" To-day the Lake Shore stock was made
the special target of bear" operators one-siNth
Of the total days operations was In that stock
Considering that the stock has been withont seeia
support for long time. its decline from 81 " 10
90 3sa9O SIS undrr the severe hammerlng 70
which il was subjected. is by no means phenomenal;
on the contrary IT shows Ina" snsre S be "s
peration Of the bears is illustrated in their free
selling for effect of stock which IS earning over
per cent simply because II seemed 10 iack speeu
same treatment was Lake Shore. and the
transactions in 1t ran up TO the unusual qnantity
market from I07 3-4alO6 7-Sal07. Yesterdays
and to-days operations seem TO have been dictated
by the idea We must break the old conservatives
or we are lost. IT is only so lone, ago as las,
December that the same element which to-day sold
stock could not sell enough Lake Shore at 9S,
dividend on. or Northwestern at l05. when 10
got tired of selling II found u had TO rceouP az
4a5 per cent advance, but it did II partially 90
Paul which, under the Western cutting OF ra ni
is going to the dogs faster than any o,her iai
road. was dealt in to a larger amount than any
other stock. and it ruled exceptionally strong
Whvp Because the same parties who were SIAM
ming away at Lake Shore and North%estern w.re
trying TO cover in that stock. Lake Shore North,
and (which StrOn9
contributed IO700 shares TO the days ,o'al sales
NJ lE5445 shares. This shows that al the &C
tiyity In the market centred IN the STOCKS
which the bears were depressing or were trying
to buy. In prices generally there was smpatny
tbe stocks named, but the dulness and lack OF
general pressure to sell furnish nicely balanced
ments Of the day. We are inclined TO quote the
closing strong
THE DEALINGS IN BONDS
Government bonds dull and easier with
the bids for the As OF lie per cent. Annexed
are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09

FOILED Nv THEIR PLOT For LIBERTY.
One OF the keepers In the Coastv jail at Msrrstown
yesterday discovered bold plot that copcocted by OF
prisoners amss Flood who 10 serving term for bur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS FIRMS.
FILING THE SCHEDULES OF ". n. DE FOREST
MAMIE CIuRERs OF NECK WEAR ASSIGN.

MANUFACTURERS OF MICK WEAR ASSIGN
The schedules OF william r. De Forest the commission
merchant, No. l66 Broome- ct, in his assignment 70
George r. Sheldon lsd yesterday The liabilities are
given 81 25 4s6 AZ contingent liabilities, 4i4Es ~;
nominal assets 2OOl.O 80, and aciual assets s4So.
252 81. Among the assets real estate OF the ho"
value OF 1895 but actually worth sf9437o seconu
msrtgsges worth s26sooO. and accounts nom'nay "on
1891 9s3 - and Of actual value OF s4l3329 ~ ne
states that the only that cams into hs hah"
three Of the Fauchanco Furnace Company
s2si,479 So furniture worth 81 800 and note OF " W.
Clarke for $3.50 Tho balance hold bv creditors ~ co
latera The following the principal preferred credtos
william c Sheldon 4 Co. s2I45l SO Chatham Nationai
Bank 81 6sG0 Bank OF North America $4,000; A. u
Harrison. $4,000; Andrew H. Green. $4,000 ohehp
Brothers s26 400; Dix Phyfe 26 600 and H. Sheldon
s52 creditors who not preferred bnt arc
A. Guinet Co.. OF LYONS Franco $50 Sil Oh
John Monroe Co.. s290l9 9s holders Of notes msde W
Amasa Lyon endorsed by Do Forest s5477o 49, onpro-
ferred and un'ecnrsd creditors are unknown holders OF
Anasa Lyons notes, s153.a68 II Thomas j. Ahen'
S5 59 and the estate OF Eagham Townsend soSooV
A. shower Co., importers OF teas and conees NJ %
Chicago beea placed In the hands OF
receiver RobertY H.bd,n who appointed In chcsso
headquarters the firm Tho firm has been doing ars
business large sad for their capital The carren
OF about 100000 1t is reported that ths' 1851
Of the OF their tronoio
The nrm IL composed OF E A. schsyer and Frederick
Hofmey the partnership having been formed on July l.
1892 Mr. seheyer had been in business fer about seven
years previously The liabilities not definitely Known
but reported $500 000 Az the Ysrk once
was said yesterday sdvss had been received from Chr
cage o. the appointment OF Mr. Hebden receiver hut no
legal proceeding been taken In NewYork The hrm
mad done large trad all books kept In Chic
GO estimate OF liabilities cosld be given
Jeffrey A. 20 O. and William NJ. HUM hrsy composing
the firm j. Humphrey Sons manufacturers OF NECK
wear at No rs Frankin ade assignment Yesterday 70
Gee giving preferences for sl6.s9o, the ars9s
being National Bank, Sl2525 The business
has been established 1855 and has been carried on
under various styles by A Humphrey the present nrn
being 1888 The senior partner claimed
to fall and TO considerable rear
esat When the balance sheet January ].
instead OF surplus the showed $4,000 deficiency
The liabilities about 900; $4,000 The senior
member well known and muchesteemeo resi-
dent OF Enge WOOL N j. and tho general surprise ana 70
rrst felt there at the news BY hope that
his difficulties might only temporary and might soon Do
tided over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLESTON Feb Spirits Turpentiue steady al 81 &C
SAVANNAH. teb. S.-1urp.ntine stea1g at 81 &c.
WILMINGTON, Feb 6-Iurpentins STEADY al $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09

Tennessee settlement 30 ct 50 l-2a7o; North Caro-.
lima special tax receipts ct l Ia; and AlabeIe
:a ss' Of s bank at .u :Go' d FssSs
Issues Of bank stocks are printed below.
The general bond market was fairly active and
generally firm. Erie second Dc sold at 90 la
81 "a and closed ut 97a97 IA but the bonds
sold and offered were principally for short
account. We refer to our full list OF the trans
actions.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex.
change, Cotton Seed Of certificates sold 5000
at 32a31 "a New-York Mutual Telegraph 800
at s5; Georgia Pacific frsts 81 900 at 100 lsA
los and seconds $1,000 at 40; st. Psnl East,sn
and Pembroke Iron 100 at 81 81 Ia; and
Security Milling and Mining 400 at 81.
Money ruled at 2a3 per cent, and closed offered
The Clearing House statement to-day is -
follows 70 Exchanges, sse,se9,s24; balances
The foreign exchanges were dull, with the SUP
ply OF bills fully equal 20 the demand ut quota
tions for business as follows: Bankers bills
81 s3 l-2 and 81 Sc IA for long and short sterling
respectively; 5.22 q and $40 for francs; 95 q
and o5 3-s for reichmarls; SO 7-s and 40 for
guilders
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S495,103 Its gain on balance. however,
was 81 81 6,235. made up by gains OF s1.2s9.5ia
coin and s226 722 currency. The detailed statement
however, indicates that the bulk Of the gain BY
receipts of coin certificates from Washington The
days operations covered: Receipts, 81. OPS. 2S2:
payments, 81, O47; resulting in general bal
ance OF 81 So 600. 662 consisting OF SAB 423, 500
coin and 81 |, 666, 703 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day s464 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $40, $50. and the
internal revenue receipts were $219,4H
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of Saturdays statement as follows:
Fen T. 1893 Feb. g. 1881 Differences
Net eol S203 4o7 s2O3 PIT Dec. 10
Net silver hand. 5I<Ss,5l2 645oo,g72 Inc ie.4eo
Net legal tenders on
hand. ............ Is 202 COS l8S2O27l Inc 1la171
NATL bank notes.. 26s,l 2Q6, 429 Dec. 62,69e
Actual cash in
outstanding
certificates S276Ose $50 s27e.l Inc S29fle
Deposits In banks. 55,l6l IS sls $50 3S4iA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09

tel, the name Of the osrss physician anti today wnsn sas
eulprt will DO Summoned to psios'eours On" ss" '"
axplaiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
A FEW STOCKS PUT DOWN.
DESPERATE BEAR" ATTACKS MADE.

RAIDS ON GOOD SECURITIES SIMPLY BE-
CAUSE THEY WERE NOT PROTECTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
Surplus sll oot 81 s992N Inc. So 90 800 81
Taxes..... l.05p97l AZ 1912 633 81 Dec. 1852 IL

In 1886 the company received In addition to
the 81 $50. 38I stated as above income from
other sources" the sums of 81 .041 300 from land
sales Of Kansas Pacific and s72 300 from interest
on Kansas Pacific bonds total, 81 co., not
included in above estimates for 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BosroN Feb g. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09

In State bonds Louisiana consol Is sold at %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
rAvANA MARKET.
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS

HAVANA Feb. Spanish gold 239 23s. Exchange
quist sugar quiet
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-15
THE TUNNEL AT LIBBY
PRISON.

THE MARCH CENTURY will oon'~I
the story of "Colonel Roses luin''
at Libby Prison." told by one OF u,
one hundred and nine Union oiilce.'
who escaped on the night of FeOraS a.
9, 1864. The successful construct,
OF this tunnel, dug from a dark cofu,
Of the cellar of the prison, throuS'
fifty feet of solid earth, the oI,'
tools being two broken chiseis a 'ar,,
woodsn spittoon in which to cA 49,
out the dirt, - was one of the NV
remarkable Incidents OF the war.
Colonel Rose, 70 whose indomi'"Vdo
will and perseverance the success st,S|
the Scheme was due, is no's . eaP otr,
in the 10Th United States ih
and of the fourteen men VINO oIere|
him in digging the tunnel, in III
are still living. The n%arrativ 's+rated
CEsrTnY, which is illn' nsne1
forms one Of the untechnicai pan sp|
experimenting the War se, most rd
It is said to be one OF the C.xrrE|
mantle records that THE
has ever printed.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-15

ifrnmmer os life. Eresiens TrubIer
er fiin Rarreitreser. Saabanne Eager
bar inscn SnoHpbelie paa bore .6anb.
linser. vi TDitere frpster Sub, men
Snsen / 8eroen. Den, Der brpber
Jreben, oil fomme til ben Operbepis.
ming, OF ben famine triserifs Ganb os
ben famine mrstise 8iarlisbeb til So
S%relanoet, Der | Garet Is talbte Yreus
lens 8efolfnins til Yaaben, er belle
9plflanos Befolfninss fa1es Gienbom.
Den, Der ansriber 9plflanb, pil finbs
pabnet iom en- Manb % meo ben faite
Gro | Sjertet, at Sub er meb os.
Operalt | europa bar man i ben
iioite use fun taft os itrepet ON bet
tpite &ises Sernfanslers Sale | &iss.
basen os slebet fig ooer bans llbtalel,
lee ON Jrebens 8eparelie. Sc andre
8erbensmaster flyer i aor: "Dsiaa pi
bill 5reb". Os bog .inbiiller insen at
benz fine arissrufninser, os ale bisie
fresefifenbe BIZ fremseles af aae arei=
ter forberebe fig til en- alminbelis euro
paiif 8ris.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-15
eGrer: Sotiamiina.

SOiuas safers bar fOr en- 7iS ssen
opf'rSrebe til at mape 0es Moines
l'ofe Sreoas for at tale ont Qar rnes
% s'Olelnes Snteresier. Munas iulote
OpfOrSrinsea. 2Ursbas Giten al. u
suifeSe Superintendent Siatt benz pels
Tonne. 9an MiGer fanserebe iom se.
tretar. Msberne bctstss paa staters
SfOleiupsrinteubents a0rtpr. Oct fsrite
en'ne, iOm b~ebaublebes, Bar: 8sr
8srn ! be fSrite stOleaar T.sipe meS
zen % Blai sller meb Blpant ca @rif.
Meninserne bar iaa bette. at man
lite Tom til 1oset Reiultat. Oct uefte
bOlstes 5reoas eftermibbaa oa
Tslsenoe Spsrssmaal b~rsftebes: Wsr
foa en- Tort 6piletib nm
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-15

SOrmibbasen % Gitermibonsen? Sor
at fuune bebanble bette Spprssmaal
arunbis paa en- ienere 5uriamlits bleo
en- aomite nebiat for at forbereoe Sas
gems 8ebanblins.
'Om Qitenen blep Der forbanblet ooer
Spsrssmaalet: Naar os bporfor bsr
@ramen bolbes / SfOlerne? Otter en-
lang Debat blep bet beiluttet, at, uaar
SfclebSrn FAR naaet en- pis Grab al
@unbfaber, fan man uben Staoe lslfe
gramen. Gebatten ON gratis Sfoles
bigger bar lang os interesiant. 3e felte
ubtalte fig for gratis sfOlebSser, men
be bar imub, at Staten ouertos ubsis
pelien al benz. Superintenbenterne 8aa
os &ellOss Oplpite, at ifclse bet nioas
renbe Spitem fOiteoe 8sserne buert
Sfolebarn 1915 ON Iaret, men efter
bet ~toreIlaaeoe Spfem ptloe oe tuH lolle
43 Gents. Sclsenbe 5orilas blep peos
taset: ut Sfolebsserne leoeres gratis
os at 9iitrittet eler Tctpnibip'et an
ifaffer benz.
Gette 5orilus bliper lite uben Snb>
ilpbelie paa 9esislaturen, Der MI bar
benne Sag unber 8ebanolins.
Get neite Spsrssmaal bar: 8sr
tuunsen Sfolesans inbfsres?
Yaa @runb at Mansel paa Glib blep
8ebanblinsen al bette pistise Spsrsss
maal ubiat til naite Nars 2arerz 5ors
iamlins, Der ufbOlbes / gespnbelisn al
Sebruar 1889 / Neipton.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-15
Yr. SaQon oOcr Wtlantt,
Gapet.

5or nosen 3io iioen fanbt man
Narbeoen al en- 2anbsbp / aenvA
aliiaa : It inbe 9anoet paa Den anSs
SIDE al Mlesbanpsg jersene, en- fr
2nitbaaon | ct SiUfrat, ps peo SiSr II
ben til BaGOnen bprenbe @pnoul irnhs
2iset al Ell Wanb, iom bog au6ert,r
life bar esentlis iorulptfet, men teriuA
maa antases at bore iultet libel.
Set merfparoi9ite peo Sagen rar. /
Der life noset Steb / Imerifa pibitss
bore uplenbt nusen 8alIon, liaeiaaa
lOm nosen 9nftitipper i%apneoe8. 81
beie / 0eip gorf brinser imiolertib, 4
piitnof meo &ette, Sunoet / SurbinSA|
meb felsenbe Iotits / pariiiite ShSe
"@tan maa Mi ~beftpoarre meb Slttu5a|
antase, at be iibite Spnbas mcb go1p
men "@raso" opitesne Nerouauter Q6oa.|
og MamSot er fcrulptiebe. Som gnsisI
ger mebiulste enooibere @opptat grdI
beacon. Sallonen brep no uuer Suua|
os bleu iibit feet Spnbas 9liten / 6aVu
boor ben iul9te lamme 8etnira iOm VI
ameritanIte 9ampifibslinier. Gen ii
lebe / npropeitlis Retnin9,"
Nnta9er man MI, at man / Sem gat|
liffert bible BABE pioit, bpor / Nmguh|
en- BaQpn bar itesen op, iem bar Saat
tabt, bpao man intet bor bDrt ON, .;
naar man enopioere iaser / Sstras
ming, at 2en9ben al 9ib Itemmer ma
boao Der maa antnses at bile meOsa
til en- transatlantilf 2~uftreiie, iumt d
boao Der 10 osiaa er ct / os for NJ
tarafteriitiit Symptom, ben flusH
Wfano er opb Sunsersbpben, iaa lissE
ben 5ormobnins meget NOR, at ben
8aris opitesne us iiben fcrirHnSn
8auon "Iraso" er ibentiif meo ben
&entndp iunbne.
Oct Jaftum, at bem funbne 5orulps
teoe er bpb Sunsersbpben, bs5iia
boert 5alb, at 8aIonen bar trsSf
isiennem umtrins / 2uften. Nian rti
oa anta9e, at be to andre Meorelisra
iom fnlste meb "9lraso", unesr u
Storm mnlispis er blepne fateoe uN
Saaonen % neb | Sauet.
0enne 5%crmobnins beitprtes W.
boao &apteinen paa ct en9ellt St'
bar berettet, remlis at ban bar lasi
taset en- | peitlis &etnins itpreuSs gd,
Ion | bet utluntiife Ocean, bpilten Sal
Ion, itrar eIter at ban baObe obisresI'3
ben, blep sreben af Stormen pS talie'
9aoet. 8eb benne 2eilisbeo bar allaI
rinelispis be to Meoreiienoe orafHspS
bporefter Baaonen bar b9Det iis n'
ben treble ps ~fortiat fin Reiie / pstI's
8etnins til &entudp. buor Den orIl0,1
meb lin | Mellemtioen al guy
&ulbe omfomne Yasiaser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-15
l4oeaars

i'm sSstte mBote be benSe; s,r
ipurst ON BUN baube saaet ben =, va
sti, saaet fOrbi bet Os Set Sus. s "a
ioarebe trOitploist "Sa". p8s
% lDitebe ale ct rabiumt stri.
raabte: 9Sbiensl 3Sbiensl moSS
iterieoe uo osS sfriset, Os ba Gun ss'.'
hoao benoes Batter bapOe siUrt. o;ss,
BUN bel, at bun life fanbe rebSes ""R
gsblerne Ooerfalbt benbe, banbt TO-,
cs pinte benbe tilosbe pau en- g ',.''
IOm ies life fan beitripe.
Slaperiet er besperre 6eusr =,
enbnu u%orpboet; be "trifue" No,i,s.'
bar maattet opsipe bet, men Be- w.
b%amebanife Wationer brioer Oct S -.
perre.
Den ftSrite 9el at BET intre airi,,
ltaols lolat TOR Nrabernes Surber. n,
f~treifer ON operalt os jaeger Solicit iD,,,
fig | Gloffe iom &ueg.
VT belfrioe be 8lObsierninaer,
tu~iinbfolbise 2ioelier, iom er en- ss,,
al benne Sanbel, er umulist.
Seq oil bog | ben fslsenbe stilSr,,
fortene en- Siitorie, Tom piitnut lS,
iaare marfparbis; men ben beror N,
trooaroise Webbelelier, bels ui sls
inben % bells at en- Misiionar iom n,
inbeitaaet for bens Yaulibelisbeb.
(Wasl
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-15

Buttons made of dried fresh beef
blood are among the trimmings used
largely this season by dressmakers.
They are all made in a factory near
Chicago, and some 5000 or 10000
gallons of the blood is utilized daily.
Many a woman who buys cheap
jewsirys has earrings or brooche,
belt cissps or hair ornaments, or any
ono of a dozen other ornaments made
out of this dried blood. She NAV
comb her hair with the same material
and think she is using horn, or xyion-
tie, or celluloid, when she is using
only the albumen left efter the bulk
Of the blood treated has evaporated.