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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
SHERIFF SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE-HUDSoN CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry G. Reeve ct ais, VS.. Robert McFerran.
In Case.
Alias, Fl ia, &c.
ReturnabieS September Term, A. D., 1889.
Douglass & Kennedy, Attorneys.
By virtue of the above stated writ to me ,dlrected
and delivered, / have levied upon and shall sell by
public vendue at +. G. Wolberts Real Estate and
Auction Rooms, No. AZ Montgomery Street, Jersey
City, on
THURSDAY, the Eleventh day of July next, attwo
o'clock In the afternoon. all the right. title and es-
tate Of the above-named defendant. Robert. NC
Ferran, In and to all the following described land
and premises, with the appurtenances, that Is 10
Ali that certain lot of land situate in Jersey
CITY, In the county of Hudson, and State OF New
Jersey, being designated as lot numbered thirty
two (32} in block numbered two hundred ana SIX
COS and colored blue on a certain map on ME IN the
office OF the Register Of the county or HUDSON,
showing the partition of the land at Pavonla, IN the
said city OF Jersey City. among the heirs OF john
scribed as Notwithstanding at q point on the
southerly side of Tenth street distant one nundred
feet Zoo ft1 westerly from the southwesterly cor
ner OF Jersey avenue and said Tenth street twenty
fve (25) feet; thence southerly and parallel win
Jersey avenue one hundred feet QD IT, tnence
easterly and parallel with Tenth street. twenty-five
i5 feet. and thence northerly and. parallel with DER
sew avenue one hundred feet 200 IT. to the soutnerly
side OF Tenth street and point or place OF, De
ginning. hObEhl DAVIS ohn
Dated June 1. 1888.
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CHER1FF's sALE-HUDsoN CIRCUIT COURT.

David Ettling VS.. Jacob Feudtner.
In Debt.
III. ia, etc,
Returnable January 81, 1889.
Henry Puster, Attorney.
By virtue OF the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, / have levied upon and shall sell by
public vendue at +. G. Wolbert's Real Estate aud
Auction Rooms. ~ Montgomery street, Jersey City.
on
THURSDAY, the Eleventh day of July next
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the right, titie
and estate Of the above named defendant, Jacob
land and premises, with the appurtenances, that Is
to say
All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels of land
situate, lying and being In Jersey City, In the county
OF Hudson and State of New Jersey, being design
ated as lots numbered one ~ and
dred and eighty six l2S6) and colored yellow on a
certain map on ale in the onlce OF the Regis
ter OF the county Of Hudson, showing the partition Of
the land at Pavonia, In said Jersey City, among the
heirs of John B. Coles deceased, said lots taken
together being bounded and described as follows,
viz.:-Beginning at a point formed by the intersec-
tion OF the line forming the westerly side Of Pater-
seventh street. thence running s~outherly along the
said westerly line OF Paterson street fifty 500 feet;
thence westerly and parallel with Seventh street
one hundred uUD feet; thence northerly and paral-
lei with Paterson street fifty GDl feet TO the line
forming the ~southerly side of Seventh street; thence
Seventh street one hundred dv0l feet to the point or
place OF beginning. Paterson street above mem
toned mot yet opeued is now known as Division
street.
Dated June i. 1850.
ROBERT DAVIS. sheriff
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CREDIT GIVEN at CASH PRICES.
NJ MULLINS & co.

cHERIFFs SALEM CHANcERY OF NEW
- Jersey. "
Between the Provident Institution for Savings In
Jersey City, complainant, and Augustus Brown et
al, defendants.
ii ia, for sale OF mortgaged premises.
Keturnable October Term, 1889.
Earle Insley, Solicitor.
By virtue Of the above stated writ, to me directed
and delivered, l shall sell by public vendue at T. @.
Wolbert,s Real Estate and Auction Rooms, No. AZ
Montgomery street. Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the First Day of August, A. D. 1888.
at two O'Clock In the afternoon. ali the following
described land and premises, with the appurten-
ances, being the same described in said writ, that Is
to say
All that certain lot of land and premises situate
In Jersey City. in the county of Hudson and State
of New Jersey, bounded as on
the northerly line OF Grand street, at the distance OF
one hundred and twenty-eight [128l feet west of the
westerly line OF Van Worst street; thence running
northerly parallel, with Van Worst, street one hun
dred t1OOl feet, be the same more or less, to the mid
die Of the block; theme, westerly parallel with
parallel with Van Worst street one hundred liool reet
twenty.one IN feet to the point of beginning. Be;
Andrew Clerk and William Irvine on block num-
hered sixty [6Ol, showing the division of the same
between them.
Dated June q, 1889.
RORERT DAVIS. Sheriff,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,
OficiaI Record of Last Weeks Transfers
and Mortgages.
TRANSFERS.
Odd Fellows.
JERSEY CITY.


Mutual Life ms Co to Hiram D. Weston, W
sWest Side ave, $4,000 S of Lexington
ave, 50xl09. 20. 81. %
Same to same, W s West Side ave, 1885, "a S
of Lexington ave, 50xi03 ............... 2,25
Same to same, W S West Side ave, 100. 16 s
of Lexington ave, 50x106. ID. ............ 2,25
James Lindsay, ct ux, to William G. Bum
sted, W s Vroom st, 79.72 e Of Van Reyper
place, 81. 74x76. 81 500
Smith NJ. Weed to Benjamin Randall, lots
8 to 12, 30 to SO, blk 397, bet North Fourth
and South Fifth st, map -.............. 100
Robert @. Bacot, ct TX, to Beta Leymann,
lot SO, blk Z, map John Tonnele, 25xl00.. 1,o4
John ". O'Hara, ct ux, to Thomas F. Har-
rington, " s lot AZ, 100 feet s Of S S New
ark
Thomas F. Harrington to Catharine
ONHara, same as above... ..............
William Harvey, ct ux, to William w. Hat
field, n $ Prospect st, rs feet g of Webster
ave, 1OOx99. -. ....... 500
Mary B. Bodine to Adelheid Seger, S 5 Jer.
sey ave, 2l1 feet Q of Bergen ave.
Sx9iA.:.":... ....-..... s,sOl
Benjamin Waters 20 Henry Hill. lot II, blk
81, map South Lafayette, 25xiOO. ........ 1,3Ot
X. II. Nichols TO Hsosina Pia, S e S Munda
ave. 100 # Il e of Duncan ave, 40xi00..... 35l
Same to Elizabeth Alton, ii e s Duncan ave,
20 # s e of Aunda ave, 20xl00. $1,000. 2b(
Edward /. Edward to w. II. Sanford,
Sund u n W s PACING ave, rs IT n OF Bran
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TN cHANcERY OF NEW JERs EY.

To John Gaynor:-
BY virtue Of an order OF thefCourt Of Chancery Of
a cause wherein James coyle IS complainant, AMI
you and another are defendants. you are required
10 appear, plead, answer, or demur to the bill OF
said complainant, on or befoI g the thirtieth day OF
against you.
The said bill is filed to for eclose q mortgage given
by John Coyle to EdmuBd C. Bramhall, DARED
December tenth, eighteen b hundred and sixty eight
on lands in the city OF Jersa y City that part tneTe9I
son and state aforesaid, aid you, John Gayn9GrG, are 9
mortgage on said lands subsequent and subject TO
said first mortgage.
Jersey City, New Jersey.
Dated May %. 1889.
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ROBERT DAVIS. Sheriff.


CHERIFF's SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
Between Richard g. washburn ct ais. Washlburn
ii ia, for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnabls May Term, 1888.
By virtue Of the above stated writ to me directed
and Hd, SsIiyeF red, / shall shall sell end by p pai,dc y s0dns at NJ !. q 4;
Montgomery street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the First Day Of August. A. D. 1889.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. all the followin
described land and premises, with the aPpurten-
to say
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land and
Ihe COUNTY si ef Haid Song ana aad st asane 81 z New Serse3f Jersey nsey. IN IN
the block designated and numbered one hundred
sosep Sey F. Mansina for g John a s. Ses coiss, %sP d %sas fil eS
in the Clerks office OF Bergen County, in the State
Beginning at a point on the north side Of the Turn
pike road as it now runs fro,n Jersey CITY to New "
running %northerly parallel with the westerly line Of
northerly line 81 said block Isnd said course, Il ex,
S taoSsa Would 70 strike a point on the northe Fly Side : Of
said block seventy five [75] feet from the northwest
inches 10 feet ! inchesi more or less deep from The
point pe5rt Of star IN t On N New, tSe avenq fsi t shefSeIi SlW we Z
line parallel with and distant nifty l50l feet from the
ark Mlks's avenue or r turn turnpike. sixty-seSen feet t. seven
inches l67 feet / inchesl more or less, and thence IA
FEET sssss eight ft inches ss't IL feet inchesRP more Or less, to
the point or place Of beginning; Being a lot or piece
avenue, twentyseven. feet eight inches [7 feet 8
inchesl more or less, IN width in front. eighty feet
and four inches $50 feet 4 inchesb more or less, In
depth on the easterly side, twenty-five feet In
width in the rear, and sixty-seven feet seven inches
westerly side; Being the same prem.
Bernard Meissner and wife by deed dated April
"a. 1875. and recorded in the Registers office Of the
County of Hudson. on pages 81, etc, in Book 234 OF
Deeds for said county. Of which said premises the
said Henry 0'Nefll, died, seized, and which by his
last will and testament, duly admitted to probate
and recorded. etc, were devised to the said
Catherine o'Neill, sole devisee of said Henry
heirs and assigns forever.
Dated June 2, 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08

60. coster map. 2 yrs 500
Peter Conway to Bradley & Currie Co.,
Limited, lot 4, blk 30, map business port -.
: Hoboken; / yr..... l,WV
Mary Bagley to P. Gaynor, s s First street,
so IT W of Harrison street; 3 yrs......... 5O
Anna X. Seniza to German Liederkranz
Society, W S Hudson st, ~ IT n OF sixth -
st, 102Xl00; lust. .............. .......... o,OUO
Charles A. Hexamer to Jersey City ms.
Co., s S Seventh st 50 IT W of Garden st; 5
i,oVO
BAYoNSE.
Virginia J. Quinn to Mutual Life ms. Co.,
c. West Twenty-ffth st, inter. n W S
Dummy Railroad; 1 r............... LOO
Buffalo Chemical Works to Atlantic Trust
Co., C of Avenue l, 1928 S of C OF Twenty
KEARNEy.
T. H. Van SAINT to Howard Savings Bank,
e s Davis ave, 1875 fit n of Dukes st; 1 yr.. 1880
John II. Terhune to same, e Davis ave,
100 # n of Dukes st; / yr........-...... 1900
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08

Gitsh
Alfred Crud to w. P. Kirby, lot "a, blk 43e
map IS, and other wards, 1 year, 80, X
Charles A. Schaetfer to Julia Van Worst
SIS Railroad ave, so IT W of Barrow ST, s
years 1,2
lots 10 andl5, map Foster and Clinton, 3
years :a;.:, La
blk 943, map Mary E.. Sisson, install 49,, 40
Christian Weber to t. Hannibal, lots lI3, ~
lid and 115, 113 B, iii B, lis B, IFS C and
lis D, map Hgts Point Id. ASS, l year. B
Theresa NJ. j. Close to ID. II. Clase, lots i
10 ~ DIX ms a, MAJ ). =. Close. years. IT.
vonia ave, int S Hanested pl. 3 yrs. G
Robert j. Croker to Madison B, and L.
Ass, S W S Morton pl, 3o5 # n W of Ber-
gen ave, lnStal..........,. .,...... 8
William Deutschman to ]. G. Creveer, lots
IL, blk "a, map G. Van Worst, / year,. q
Frederick J. Ehrhardt to j, Smith, S es
jackson ave, % 1T n e of Kearney ave, i
Sarah B. Kelso to A, Vaudeville, lots % 49,
and %, map N. B. Pearsall, 8 years. -. 90
Richard Schlemm to II. Wolff, pts l60, l6l.
16s Hudson Co r and Impt Co, 3 yrs. -. a5
Bridget Egan to W., G. Bumstead, q Bright
st, SAY # e of Jersey ave, 3 yrs. ....,F'. ITO
Charles kuerderly to Rebecca c. d. Rrr. '
ger, lot 81, blk 4s6, map Thirteenth and
Lydia a. Cook to Louis F. Bettcher, lot il. 10
blk l5i, map Pavonion, inst ........... 8
John Gillen to Bergen Id and limit Co. es
Pamrepaw ave, 1926 # n W of Old Bergen
rd' ID yrs'..t.'",".: "-.....,....... s,s
HARRISON.
Elizabeth Sheedy TO Catharine E, Hahn. n
New st, 263 IT Q of Passaic ave. / VIZ. Q
William MCGEE to B NJ. Stanley, n ! will :
lam st, 200 IT Q of Fourth st, 8 yrs. ...... is
WEST HoBoKEN.
Peter Sabatin to f. Charlin, n g cor Syms
st and Summit ave, ! VI. ................ is
Alex. Weir to Helen Wallace, e S Summit =
av, so IT S OF Syms st, 8 yrs.......N... Ia
HoBoKES.
Emil Tietze to Hoboken Id and I'm Mt o.. Nv
S Park ave, p. Al 1T n Of First st. 4 yrss, al
Andrew Durand to L. Kerakela, lot "a, blk -
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
80. luguf.

tpenoig. ura uniere &irde ats Runffe
bentral su erbalten, aud UNI ;nn Sbei[
bic untpihenbeit unb bic Sabiu6t Der
8ernertiden 2anopD9te gut ,u MAIDEN.
Dte Stride lit nebft @ottesbaus audi Elm
terrlt4es Denfmal gDtbtider &unf.~
Die BetDunberer Der hrif[ifen
&unit, bic BON benz nidternen, fa[ten
Mnblid unierer (refDrmtrtsn) unb Der
lscttrera6m GapeIen ntdt befrtebiot
ftno, fommen bierber, Inn bic 8ette, bic
Retnbeit ber 2inien, bic einfade @rbse
beg gnttpurfes unb bic 6einbeit Der Sin.
.3eLnbetten sa bepunb.rn. 4ah ppuens
better &eftauratiDn tpirb bic Statue.
nelhe beute einem Sbeile unferer @eits
li4tett Gatieben einflDBt> erf au tbrer
bolen @eItung selangsn, bic 6armonte
oes 8an3sn ins rehte 2idt iteQerb.
Die Gnfel Der frDmmen Generation.
tpel&e ~l1niere ltebe Srau bon 2aus
lanns" erridteten, ioGen fi6 nidt burd
et1e ldrntnoe OppDiitipn beirren lai1en.
Die Geltsion lit niht In @efabr! @as
IN tpirtlther @efabr pdre, 1T bas Wert
Der iadtunoigen &efaurotion, tpenn lie
bon elmer Rthtung ith beeinfIuHen Ldst.
bic obne 8~eritdnoniB flr bic Mnforoe=
rungen Der &unit, unb bon Der i'd bier
etns'g ansgebe, fremo ftnb, uno Die ae,
ft1entltd Der grinnerune an cine Ser.
eansenbet, bic tbr Grobes Bate, als
@egner eegeniiberfeben."
CD treit 6err gDniour.
MIs In Der ct. getertir9e in @enf
Sie on bieieIbe aneebaute iogenannte
~Mafsabder . gapeIe" pDrtges ssabr
aud reffaurirt unb benz @ottesSienffs
pteoergeben tpuroe, entipann iid Der.
lhieoener tatboIiiden gmbIeme fpeaen
Elm dbnltder Gtreit. Die @enfer Sal
pintifen iino i'm MIeemeiuen nod bel
fanattlder als Die Naabtldnoer eefinnt,
bod ite9tc an mabgebenoer STEELE Der
quite @eidmad unb bic 9ietdt, @irbi:
ges aus friiberer Belt sl erboIten.
Iuf Dem G9or oes Miiniters in Bern
iteben 1dbne> atte, bus 2eben bes 9at:
rons ct. 8incen3 oa1itelet,Oe semalte
Sdetben> AUDI i'm Mlniter In 8aleI
erinnert Mandes nod an ben bort
frlber eefeterten fatbolii9en Gultus.
Wtr b6rten ME- es iei bic Gntfernung
osrlelben anserest poroen, 8,i benz
entieblt9 nldternen unb einf5rmigen
8cttesotenite Der &eiormirten, bic In
Dem 8abae leben, nur auf bteie @eiIe
u8ott i'm 8e:ite uno In Der @abrbeit"
onbeten gu f0nnen, LIT er erfreuli5, cine
Neactipn eintreten gu Seben. Sdpers
ltd oitrften Neubauten benz @uni6e
entlprshen, es beibt m63lidf bas Glte
uno @ute tebalten.
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8 a b E n.

-MbeIsbim. Die Grr;Htuno
elmer 2ehrlinesuerfitdtte fir .,8au= uno
M6belidretner" 1T bonn Miniiterium
bes Snnern benz Sdreinermeiaer @rdl
Bier lbertrassn tpproen.
- 8abens8aben. I'm bic
gr6fnun5 oes 2uouig Wilbelm gflese.
bauiss fir bas Sribiabr sa erm5aIiGen,
bat bic @rcbbersoain bas benz Shrei
nermeiifer alein geb6riae. an berShlps
ftrase nabe beS arosb ShlnFes oeIeeene
@pbnbai,s ircl. Mobilar UNI Die @umme
bon 10000 SO. fduflih ertpprben.
DaS !0aus bat cine ihDne benz Dos.
ttal sugetebrie Gage NIT prattpoller
Musfiht.
-DurIad. @or fllrsem ia baa
8afitals ~3um ariinen 9of" BON SO.
6arp bur6 &1uf Tim bic Surnme bon
$4,000 Or. in ben 8eRb bss &eaaura
tours Sdurbammer auf benz Tburmb.ra
iterg'gansen.
2rpbingen. Die Mrbeiten
on Der 2ocalbabn 6eitersbeim= suIsbure
iinc in Nnariff senommen, oa bic erior=
cerliden Mttel bon ben betrefenoen
@eme'nnen seiihert finb. Sul3bura
bot ieisen 8eitra1 nm 10000 N. err
b0bt uuo trdat jebt 100000 M gr.
b,eltde Standardization bat bieier 8au
niht gu iiserwlnoen, ulto es ifsbt AT
tpfsn, eaB bic Sdbn fth rentirt.
2obr. Der 8iireerausiHuB
fat bic &rbounag ei 'er t ibtiihen Gum.
haIe beidfO6eu. fdr tpeIden 3wed,
nod benz AntraJ be5 Staofraths, bic
Aafnabme zines g1ptlls BON $4,000
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
BURG.

Sab MpnbDrf s. Nueui!.
Ser beri9mte TenpIiit 6err &absli
tpeilt fir einise MDden BIER. Gr ioQ
fir ndhften @inter Elm Engagement fir
NDrbamerita baben unb iibt fat td0lid
NIT benz Glabierbi,tltps MfiiIenoorf aus
2uremburg, DaB fi@ pdbrenb bes Sc.
lan9es cine SrDBe 3ubDrersabl ppr benz
6otel etnfinbet, ldBt li9 oenten. = Die
Booepertpaltung tat ouf Der 9ari1er
Iu8iteQung 8afer, Seife uno 9aitilen
ausgeitelt, ferner pbotoerapbiite lns
ltdten Der Inftalt uno ibrer umBebung.
8erbprt 3. gusuf. Sn Der
Nadt BON Sreita3 auf Samstag fano
oabier in Der @a1ipirtbl9aft 8agner
Elm ireder Gtnbruh ltatt. @efoblen
purben ca. 80 Sranfen uno Elm 8aar
Shube. QuBsroem bat Der Diet nod
eine quite 3ede sebalten init S6inten,
Sped, Butter unb paju ieinen 0urit I'M
Seller geltiQt.
Dn6elingen, 7. Qu9. 6eute
WDrgen 3Dg man aus ben, 8ad ben
2etdnam bes 4~5jdbrieen Mineurs Sic.
Sbtd, gebitrtts aus Steinisl. Wtan bers
mutbet. baB Der gerbIihene am pprberi-
gen Qbenbe betm Ndhbaul eeeben pom
rihtigen Wege abgetommen. tns @ai,
lee getaGaen unb ertrunfen 1T.
Dnbelinser, 5. @ug. Sim
beutisen Morsen itirste Der 2ljdbriee
S. N. Inbre aus Oettinsen bon elmer
5 Meter boben Setter bera5, pDbet er
oaS &iidgrut brad
- Gid, 8 Slug. 9eute Morsen
10 ubr brad in benz su Bapierbers ees
legenen @obnbauie bes Sdlohers M.
9feiA etne Seuerabruuit aus. Niemano
tpar gu bauie anpefenb. Den binsus
g~eeilten perionen 9elang IS. bas 8teb
iDpie fdmtltte W65el ben Slammen su
entreiben 0eaen Wfdgel an @a6er
bic DISQUALIFICATION Dem Der:
beer noen G,ements p:e'ssegeben tpers
ben ; beie brannten oenn aud big auf's
nodte Nauertpstt ab. st., perliAert
Der uNagoeburger @eieui9ait",
einen 8erlut bon circa 1000
ST..
@repenmaher. 4. Muguf.
6eute Nadmit'aa tpuroe Die I'M 9farr=
gu W6strOff mad lanajd5risem
psritorbane SHUTTER uniers 6eis
ma;bsgenDfe IN, oes 0rn Pfarrers Rabn
aufrittteer, aIeemeiner Sbsl.
aut Grbe beit lttet Die unter
Dem 0amen ~Refsn Wimt 8stt" our4
Ibre Suite, 8eouIo uno tinb[ihe Sr6m:
aqgemein bier b,rebrte 5srau
Rabn Nib nod lanse unter uny i'm Be.
TIN An)enten pesbleiben.
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S@wets.

8err, 10. Aug. Nab ben
Gfsebni6en Der ietten golfs3dbIuns In
Der Sdwsil pelde am |. December
1883 ifattfano, betrug bic crtsnnipeien=
be 8epbferung 1874. O55 SeeIen aes
Gen 2.846. 1O2 i'm Sabre 1880. Die
3lEL Der Dsutihen tpuds In ben aGt
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1eu1hdtf bat b,er etr1en @run0cOmpler
bon bebeuten5en Dtmeniionen anaetauft,
INN baielbif Elm neues 9raubaus i'm
sroben Stnle gu erridten.
-gef. Dos 5fferreidiide Merar
lieB 8eihlos feaen auf bas 8erm5een
oes Gartas CUR Deduns bas burd 8e.
trus e%rlaneten 2pttogetptnnes bon 48O,>
900 @uloen. 248, 900 @u[oen tpur
ben poreefunben. Mit Dem seponnes
men @eloe fol- er in 8eiaen ip,euIirt
unb 100000 f. eetrpnuen baben. -Sn
Barcs (sDmoeper 8omitat) itarb Der
unperbeiratbete Sagelpbner 6rans Nagb
i'm Sitter BON 100 Sabren.
Rratau. Sn Der Ntabemie Der
Wifenihaften wuroe Elm grocer Tiebs
itabl BON pertbpoaen Gntiquitdten emit
oedt. Die 6aupttbdter, Der 2Oidbrise
Scbn hes gebeaen &rsbsiit, Der I'm
iiqlttdtea bdnoler au~rnatppsti, fonis bic
@eIie5te oss arspit wuroen psrbaftet.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-04-27

l know sweet songs cannot sing, ! have bright thoughts dare not breathe, Though trimp> of fame for me should ring, Ana deck my brow with laurel wreath I've tales untold, cannot tell Though they might bring me wealth and fame And through the ceaselesS ages stamp In gllded words. a deathleSs name. This burdened heart must ever bear In silence through the years to come It's diSaopOintments and despair, A day by day I'm nearing home. And when those songs dare to sing And breathe the thoughts that burn within, This prisoned soul will surely wing It's endless flight from grief and sin.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-04-27
Written for TAs ArkaRsap TrdusLsr.
 THE IDEAL.

NY JOHN. R. MUsICK.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06
The President of Mexico.

According to correspondent Of the
New York Herald General Dinz. the
Mexican President, is above all things a
soldier. This is made evident not only
by his military carriage, but by his coz
versation and general tastes. His house
resembles fort; his office is hung with
arms, antique and modern, and with the
exception Of his father-in law, the pres
ent Secretary Of the Interior in his
Cabinet, his most Intimate friends are
soldiers. He loves brave man, and
gallant soldiers whether they served
under the Imperial or Republican ban
ner, may always rely on his friendship.
He is fine shot and graceful and cour-
ageous horseman, and is Il devoted sports
man. Frequently he organizes hunting
parties and goes to the mountains in
quest of deer, and although every hunts
man considers it Il feather in his can to
equal the President, few can boast of
ever having done so. In these expe-
ditions he is occasionally accompanied by
young Porfirio, who is vcritable "chip
of the old block" The President in.
variably kills more deer than any other
member of the party, notwithstanding
the general ambition to equal or beat
him. In bird shooting he is also an ex-
pert, but not prc-cmncntly so. His
friends frequently get the best of him
in this sport. President Diaz is also
very good billiard player, and this game
IS his principal indoor amusement Nh
his last birthday his present from Mrs.
Dlaz consisted of handsomely ap-
pointed billiard room in his city resi-.
dence, furnished by Carmelita Gas Mrs.
Diaz is aifectionatcly called by every.
body out of her private purse.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-06
Reckoning Change in South America

1t Is no wonder that the South American
Governments adopt SO reality the decimal
system of reckoning their currency, but
even with that help they arc not without
difficulties i'll making change. MIR. Knight
tells how he paid fares on Il railway in
the Argentine Republic:
| had found out that our united fares
amounted to scvcnty-tivc dollars, gold
so, before presenting myself at the ticket
office, had calculated what this would
be iii soils at cighty-two. / counted out
the proper number, and presented them
to the ticket clerk; but to him this
calculation was II serious matter, net to
be hurried over. So he called me into
the office, keeping all the other passen-
gers waiting, and said, solcmnly: "Come.
senior, let us calculate this at the same
time producing large sheet of foolscap
pen, and Il horn of powder.
So we calculated. He was not what one
would call a ready mathematician. Over
and over he attacked the different prob
lem, irritated, pcrpleXed, impatient, vet
ever polite. AT each attemps he brought
out Il different sum-
| worked it for him, but he utterly
despiscd my result. had arrived at it
too quickly, with too few figures. L
could not be right; it was not such a
simple matter rs all that At last, some
new way Of reckoning-an inspiration of
Senius-ilashcd across his brain. and
after covering another sheet of paper with
Il row of five barred gates with lot of
figures running steeplc-chasc across
them, he came to ii conclusion
The number Of soils he asked for was
less than that had computed, but he in
sisted he was right, and would take no
more. paid him and off he rushed to
repeat the process with the others who
were bringing him the moneys of different
provinces to puzzle further his added
brain.
When l was settled down in the train.
he iiew back to me. informed me that he
had just discovered new and infaIiblc
way OF calculating, which, applied to my
ease, showed that owed him two soils
He was almost right this time. not quite.
and | paid him the additional demand.