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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.
- FOOT or LIBERrY.; ST. NoRTB ssa RIVER
400 Tine tas E tSSS q BesisGs9 Ksn,Omn M.ucA
Chunk Wnkesbarro and Scranton kead'nE' haFrsouIs.
80 m for 5 LAKE W WsssSnT. E s:a:
in Rssains MaTrsSufS Pottsve. TsmaQua shAnokin.
suPo9Cy Lswi;6urE Nv agtSn Fa;tOn Bethlehem Aea
town. MSuca CHUNK ResPE aS,.sou,g P9iSls ss
0AGGs y %l n i6 pa
SG3 and 10 20 t5r E az S, Bsnessa AshsoW
CHUNK Reang ai'O,SLrsE ssS ON sundays $50 H.
sS M a 80 Rd 20 s,hE $50 Lo SG nE.n m
s SsSayv rsSs ocean Grove, except Sunday Point
a,nss..s 80 sso River S e. ssss"S s
f's3 10 cars m A. Z? 80 '' tor Atlantic CITY, vn.,n
prtsS E 90 sa5 10 80 IL 10 M 30 90, $50.
80, - & 10 SjO5 50 3 sundays 'OO' 700 m s'i
Perth AmbOy.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
From Pier g. n. X
~, Candy Hook Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach
seabyiaSt Monmouth Beach Long Branch, EasontOwu,
IaTewonS Toms River and BameHat At Sab p M
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOX PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Hs 6enfEa all and 6hc RI leave s
sS s Il 20 80 7 80 1
a M M sSSN6iYS SO, 80 M M IS SS. $50 siS
SEQ. $50, IL 90 Pa P. NJ ,,,,v s,o -, IA
except sSs Sundays SaS9'S a 30 3d. a
Trains leaving a 4o. II 90 a. M. 30 90, 80.
S go Feifsy nave connection Tor Reading HAIRS
Fekcts and peSI Ger can procured at u 2si
s. R,s,1SSy cOa'' $50
SOS"syS faqsSr to@psSy VII. call TO, and eSssr
baggage from hotel or residence.
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Proposals

n APARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ once u Indian Affairs. Washington, May - 1859 -
sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for Blanksts and
IidFcssd " tho Commissioners Of indian Affairs Washns
ton. D. C., viii be received until D. m OF ThursdaJl
June 20 1859 for furnishing the Indian service about
1910 pairs Of awcoI indigo blue n2eEinae blankets
consisting II $40 pairs 2.poinL 42N56 inches 70 weigh
IA fs each 3,O2j Tairs l-2-pont S4xS8 lnches .
weigh -. Zach. and IL 35 pairs 3pont 6ox72 inches
to weigh ns. each. Bidders are required 70 futhia
eFrI Indian Oire Washington ~ or before rs
specified opening bids Bids not accompanied by
sample, viii not b. considered. The bidder whom tas
may be awarded will he required % furnish 1s
Of the mill mills which the blankets are 70 b
Manufactured The Cove reserves the rlgnt (ts
exercise q which right shall be guaranteed by the
tractor inspector 70 VISIT the said mills q
any during process o. the manufacture y sad
blankets and Inspect the material out Of which they arc
being mafo The hight Il reserved N reject any 3D.
Ur any par. any bid II IN the judgment q the Commits
Indian Affairs such rleCtn VIII BE- IN the oes
Interest y Government. Each BID must b. accom-.
uaucd by certified check draft upon some United
states Depository payable o. the order o. the Coutas
,loneE INDIAN Aha which check Or draft shall BE- nos
han centum the amount Of supplies p;o.
posed furnished and shall be forfeited 70 he lried
StatoS In any bidder receiving aware shan 'ai
execute promptly with good and sinicent SURF
,'.s according the ~ HI, BID: otherwise. 70 ~
returned 70 the bdinr BIDS ~ nad' TOT the ctliv.
cry Of the blankets he War"hpuo for Indian supplies
I'm NcwY0rk cry: AMI al be delivered not late,
sixty DAYS after approval % TIE contract Bds n9s
a.r6uu3ni,d chnrS tra,' VIII not be considered
JOHN II. OBfGIf. Commissioner.
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financial.
THE' RICHMOND @ WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY'S
Five Per Cent.
Consolidated First Mortgage
Collateral Trust Gold Bonds

OF MARCH l. 1ss9-DUE MARCH /. 1914.
BUT REDEEMABLE BY THE COMPANY AT PAR
ANY TINE BEFORE MATURITY.
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Jnstrnctlon
For Young Ladies-Cit,

For Young Ladies-City.
A Rr LECTURES FOR LADIES Rev D,, Gsrdnsr.
i iissSl fG a Gym o01 sSss
" An NORMAN IYsTITyTE Pounded isS7: H SH
AMP PAY Sb. y1N s 6i:s NJ fno
For Rows and Young Men--city.
NIyEgSITY e. SRASMA SIn SGHoSh and oss
depr@sp PsfSiASG4h fln a
Ghs SSAo ro 5andfed stadcn have
prepared for Columbia School Of MineA
For Both se1es--city
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE; state
f1ThT lns Ss sSy so 10 S $os
Brooklyn.
TIME 1ROoKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY seth year.
L Iss,iG0 Montaxue.sL-Boarine and Day School for
Girls Reopens sept 25 College preparatoGp' Circulars
undcf the new management 0-Chares ( West. LIZ D.
Bows and Young Men-Countrv.
A DIRoNDACKs, CAMP CEDAR.-suH.mer school for
\ nO'' EDWARD b. aoNTANYE. Trenton. n. J.
ID ACKwARD AND invalid BOYs.-Thc under,Sned
eHgcenecd ply and IA hcI MAKES ne care
address Df. WILLIAMSON. NewLondOn. Conn
DAY SHORE. Lone ISLAND. summer home toL young
'''S Miss wERDEN.
q LNwoOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs-At Milford Conn;
s n :0s .AS S DO I. 'PiA r. howE
l. KEEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold, n J.. 45th year /
college preparation specially business, high school
IRVING INsrITUT TNrryppn-on. Hudson. otter, IN.
To- Gf By say.niS '''n'' 'tEn sS f
n Ew.YoRk Nj Ally AcApLMY Cornwall 5r e., \. = Z.
Col 9 %RIC - b 5, 4 N, sapt b. r. HYATT,
COn'd't OF Cadet
DENNsYLVANIE MILITARY ACADEMY. CHESTER
27TH YEAR 4 MILITARY C0LLEuE- p, IiSn
torS Dept CoiGNEL G = HYATT, President
< UMMER SCHOOL FoR BOYS
Overlooking l. / sound send for illustrated catalogue
& UMMER SCHOOL At ,yIEUL4ND, .,...,..
Carl n 4. HhRSTRoM' n a. Principal"
8 UMMER SCHOOL FOR ToYe.
oInG6ESE o. EEEaaSS IL EssTTars p,,D,
8 UMMER SCHOOL for ten boys; White PlSins n Y.
THE SUMMER School FOR BOYS At the reeksknl
eircS MIAfS yo ffS' n TTLDGN < ~ H. D. Principal
THE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peek
hi' JOHN ' 4. Tf III 4 M NJ. D.. Principal
For Young Ladies Country.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEWoOD.
- N. j. ReOpens September 20. Preparation for COL
md smS on our e1rtidcs,e, ADGLiNE W. STERLING.
CXRoIiNE NJ GERrIsH A. b
WALNuT LANE y, M y6sTS Glen
SSt year opens Sept 25 Accidental and College IRE
hseoa For cifculaT' aadess Mis- hDA H. SMITH
Mrs. T. B. RICHARDS, Principals. GcruanIO"" 'hIIA-
For Boon seKes-Country.
PoCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-on o-iiudson.-opfn
for '0mH YT'Bi E ;SP% Se" a. 'o rrnspS
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El,1OS.oos

The nxed charges o this company, Including
the per dividend on its IS, 900, 900 pre-
irrrcd stock and interes, o tho present Ssus
Of $4,000. 600 Bonds (Also expenses OF man
AEement Will al oOo, 900
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Business Chances.

A CCIDENT INSURANCE-The New.Ycrk
"a Accident Insurance Company Just organized Clinton
b. Fisk President Is ready for business and desires
spOndsnce with reliable and competent general All
local agents For printed setting fOrtd the
surpassed plans Of the company address CHAS T. HOP.
PER- Secretary 90 Broadway, SchcrmefhOm Building
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JOHN H. DAVIS & CO.,
BANKERS,
10 Wall-st., New-YOrk,

Have for sale 100000 Fifty-year 5
per cent. Gold Bonds, at par and
interest, upon property of exceptional
value, with an assured excess over
interest charges and constantly-in-
creasing net revenue.
Our recommendation of bonds for
investment is given only after the most
careful investigation by competent and
trustworthy experts, with view of de-
tcrmining their actual value.
We especially recommend the bonds
above mentioned, particulars of which
may be had at our office.
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Hlnslral Instruments.

A NUMBER of slightly used grand, upright
N and square pianos make which speclally
selected aud used BY the artists o. the Metropolitan ops
House company during the past opera season, VIII b
sold LIBERAL reduction frorn regular prices
WM kNABE & co.
removed 20
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN BUILDING,
5THAVE. and 2OrH-ST.
Temporary warerOoms In rear. Entrance West 2oths
TT HE "FISCHER" PIANOS removed 70 Eneif new ware
i rooms Shave. and l6thst new and
pets stock: ali styles moderate prices for rent ,ns
instruments
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6Eathers.

6Gathers.
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
n Teachers Tutor, GCVrfnCssss
&c, TO Colleges Schools and Families. Apply "
Mr.. ". j. YOUNG-FULIGN, - Union square
A BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign, supplied
n. for all branches in all localities charge IEhtl'
ERS WANTED; fee Tor rrg!-trAuuuS form for s.AHp
X. r AVERY, American school Burr%u Yves; l4th-sI'
N. Y.
A TUTORS GONernesses Professors, Teachers, al
n. branches supplied schools and families C.Tcu Ms
schools parents Modern languages siOkcn. MIRIAM
CoYRIERE 81 fast l7th,St, bet. 4h.ayc. and BWsy.
ID ROCKWAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
ID cago supplies superior teachers ioT schoos colleges
and familioh Mrs. l.. TREEMAN. BlvCkWAH. y
West G3d. 81. Reconmends schools 70 parents
V1EACHERs WANTED; Gentlemen-Nauyc French
i man. French, Latin. hour lr.f day, $40 month
Episcopal clergyman, Engihh branches chapel exercises
Idics-Nocal. Instrumental MUSIC $50 month and home
German French each siG hours carh day 4lsC many
Others more vacancies than csrdidstcs. NEW YORK
AGENCY, Clinton Place.
THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY (Establishe1
1890 provides schDols with tcacherA teachers with
positions W. D. KERR 1e Astor Place n. Y.
yVoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (toI
w both supplies ptofessoEs phehors Roverpessea
musicians, houAekeepers compsniGns chspeonss. Sc 70
pliers and cUpyiss % business firms
Mfs d. A. CULVER s2e bth-svN New. York City.
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May "a. 1889.
OFFICE Oh THE PENNSYLyGNII RAILROAD co,
.... PHILADELPHIA May :, lsS9.
4 r 4 MEETING of the Board of Directors of

OFFICE Oh THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co,
.-....-- PHILADELPHIA. May :. lSS9.
4 Il \ MEETING OF the Board of Directors of
n this Company. held this day the following rrsoiu
don was adopted
Resolved, That for the PURPOSE Of providing portion
necessary capital Tor construction and equipment
p'ndlturc, during the year 1889 and leased
now and auxiliary lines The remainder being provided from
a"s O the Company, the cost VI which Is estimated
ioiipSss
Construction of third and fourth tracks and
additional facilities on the Pennsylvania Rail. - 49,
road branches and leased 90 100000
lid leased lines ..... =. nm. . 900 600
Locomotive engines and passenger equipment. 100000
Construction Of branch ana AUXILIARY lines in I'D
d!tIUn ~ those now IN operation 100000
Sl2 900 900
The privilege be given shareholders Of the
pany Of subscribing between the 18th Of June and
LIST Of July 1859. which date the privilege viii
for SIX cent 0t hc respective holdings they
stand registered "Wednesday. May Sth. instant Share
full share. Tho privilege Of subscribing may be sold
by any sharehoher and blank for such purpose will
b0 furnished application the Treasurer. Payments
b. made in full prior July l. 1880 ouehaf shall
be paid prior 10 July 1889. and the remaining
all DO paid prior September 1889 AMI In 10.
per cent from date Of payment until November
1882 az which time said receipts will bear In.
tcrest.
and after November l. 1884 certificates FOR the new
stock will be delivered surrender OF the receipts
" RoBERr w. SMITH Treasurer.
lOO O0O DOLLARS.-Those desiring a
AO"yoOO fair. profitable return on capItal and
ia employment IN nrst.cass house. can address
SHERIDAN, Box %. Tribune Ohice
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virgin PLACER GOLD.

OVER 100 OUNCES TROY SLUICED DAILY. WORTH
sl7 PER OH. At THE MINT
SHARES 90 25 EACH FOR LIMITED TIME; PAR
VALUE, SlO. FULL PAID AND
WORCESTERSHIRE.
THE SAN MIGUEL GOLD PLACERs co.
NO BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
THOMAS HENRY EDsALL, President
date Of Dunnlng. Edsal Hart Fowler, e. WalAst)
JAMES GILFILLAN, Treasurer.
(ex.Treasurer OF tho United shieD.
A dividend Of 30 a share In october neIt-equhl
20 rs per the present price. great volume Gf
waterconduit IL milcs-undcr immense pressure skill.
fully uaagei washing day and night enormous masses %
grave! rich In gold every condition favorable plenty
water fine dump free OF debris" question and well
equipped -, -, a.,
Miguel River Colorado, 10 containing from 100000 n
900 600 cubic yards each gold bearing gravel besides
the liver bars basins aud river bed with gAd In every
foot
SHARE CERTIFICATES ISSUED FOR ANY NUN:
Der NOT LESS THAN TIN. REMIT To JAMES
GILFILLAE, TREASURER
II AND ~ WALL ST., NEw-YORK.
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Nsm Publications.

T UST READY:
FANNY KEMBLE'S
NOVEL
FAR AWAY AND LONG
The scene laid In the Berkshire Hills Of Massaesu-
sets. Leisure Hour Series. sLOO
NEW MATERIALS FOR THE
HISTORY OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Translated from the French Archives by JUN
pURAND. 12mO, s175.
1.-THE researches Of Mr. Durand in the French Sfe '
far toward demonstrating the justice OF ms ~
thai well Informed about lhe LeatO' "
France the American Revolution a. we shoutu Ue 80
A deeply interesting narrative. NOiuA'' VI H'e-
and general interCsL"-(N. y. Tribune
HENRY HOLT 81 CO.. New-fork.
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ROPOSALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.-
Ga of OF the quar- M,T 81 : Pyyocs
dapicsss abjcct Gc usual conditions vii o 6e Fese':t
1 j. tSi is S' for a' 5i SSraSs MaFdTcd
steam FITTING, Nachaery, statonery PRINT ns Matthias
Sos f SFSe Da.cS soa Wscs 6Smeh
OVER stores esSaSd On iG Be- s8, Be s
ess Of Domestic production manuas: lTe eoEdi,i0ns
S '6 % RSS RS Sa Sc autT bee
Gso and s sGTsl22s 7 h. 'V GR n
". WILLIAMS, Captain and a. Q NJ. L. 5 a
DROpOSAL.S FOR BAND INSTRUMENT
i TABLE WARE AND KZirMEN ,CJJESISISss,-
I'D MY Il S 5 an s0R2' osoa K i aSa
S Moaas T y Or 'yi' is,s e. supplying
masts Department IN this ely VIII Band lTSLrGISsH.
s6s 'Pa , K,SsG3 Tsn' Es, ss2s Ss5.
CoaSs Mill Meat SAWS &c. Sc The Goyernmfh. =
% e st any aaa dam! gSs0i pTcdue R
manufacture cond lions Of quality and price nel ID,
tGcrSonJ being equal The rGued guais9:ee N 10 pe'
asties rSqG!f and full iaof3o,on viii B. tqrasAd
T 65s u he ndorSSd Proposals or Band Instruments
TaIe % Sn,G a. 9 AZ may &C. aG a. SiS oGeS e.
iuDINGTOS Deputy q NJ. General U. ). a..
ID ECRJTTING RENDEZVOUS 100 West
TnplicatS' sabie& TO he condtGos Uni BE- REEVE,
a. hs SE gPI NJ sS SGS' cooked S m1 three a5.a
tai neal. dally, OF good quality, and The allowance q
%P a9q u,rtv a. i05 West street. New.Y@rE City,
during u" G;csl year cSmmSnGns IVY ist iSs9 ana
n s ~ an,c Production or manufacture conditions
s ard Ra Sc duty g' sSS d being
The FCpn S proposal Ss and n ay or wi
b furnished on appiea,lon to this once Proposals "a,
r~rTs viii no, be con.idorSi Envelopes sontsni
and addressed 70 Captain wM. II. BIsBEE, Fourth La.
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Extracts OF arttcr from Mr.. A. J. Rnuh. Treasurer
OF r. w. p 7. Rway and warehouse Co., dated May
IS 1889 70 Messrs Maitland Phelps Co. and Bessler
4 Co.:
This company through the ownership OF stocks ana
bonds thereof tho following three great sJsemS
Of Southern railroads, viz:
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the Issue Of G5 600 900 Of the oompanys
per consolidated nrst mortgage collateral gold trust
bonds recently sold syndicate represented by good
-evos that they constitute hrst lien
stocks and bonds as particularly enumsated In
the mortgage having market value OF CO., but for
purpose valued at 1880 500 Those bonds
a second lien certain stocks and bonds Cikc'
WHO described In thA mortgage, on which tho oompanys
80 500 900 per collateral trust bonds nrst Hem,
with market value s12 OF $50 and which valued
sl464l 800,
The estimated Of this company for 1889,
dcrng tho income Of the railroads controlled by 10 b.
not more than last yeat will Be 1000. 600
addition the revenue above stated interest may BE-
expected following bonds owned by the company:
81 326 600 Western North Carolina Con.
Mortgage o Per cent bonds............ s7o.ooo
ssl5 coo North Eastern T. r Co g. VI.
eos 200
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sTOCKHOLDERs or THE
Denver and Rio GraldG Western Railway
Company

Arc notified that they deposit their shares with
The GENITAL TRUST COMPANY, IS wALIsST
NtWfORk. ana receive therefor the Certificates Of the
TRUST COMPANY, under the Reorganization Agreement
dated ApIil !. 1850. me- with II.
Copies NJ the Iomn.it"CB circular onbodyng the plan
may be- had AZ the TRUST COMPANY, or of tho hcrc.
tary Of the Committee.
Under the plan Common Stock Of tho Company will
% given Tor the Dc.rnt stock dollar fus dollar There
Is no assesEnont
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY. Chairman
CHARLES j. CANDA FREDERIC T. OLCOTT
JAMES G. PARRISH, JOSEPH D. POTTS.
BARIHObD SClILESINGER
SAMUEL sCOYlL. Secretary,
. 10 RroadsL Now.YOrk City
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. COMPANY,
pIEp T1nT or CkNAI.ET NORTH RTVFu

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
PIER FOOT or CANALsT.. NORTH RIVER
ew.York May Is 1889,
THE FORTY SECOND Annual Meeting Of
Il Eockholders Of the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
foot Of st. North River the City Of New YORK
WEDNESDAY. the Goth day Of MAY. 1899 between
the hours IL and O'clock the election Of
Directors and the such other business as may
properly come before IT, Thy-rsnfer books Of
pany VIII close tho oco Of the Union Trust Company
TUESDAY, the 2lst day Of May 1850 AT O'CLOCK D. M
and will reopen Friday, May 81 1889, at 10 o'clock
q m. W. II. LANE. Secretary.
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Total - - --................ 7.4tG9
These sy.tems railroads extend from WAshinEten,
D. c. throuEh all Of the SoutheTu States sast OF the
Mississippi River. including Tennessee, touo hing all Of
the principal southern seRports, excepting enc and
all Of the principal cities and In thsae Southern
states.
The benefits accrue from the nnihoRiion Of thrso
three systems arc Maintenance Of rates, economy
tended connections and Improved facilities, which WILL
doubtless resuIt large Increase Of revenue aud de-
erenss in operating expenseA
Tho statements Of the various systsms Of roads
troled by tho T. and w. r. Terminal Wa'ehousN CO..
Including and auxiliary lines for their respective
hscal years ending IN 1883,
Gross Earnings. Net Earnings f1red Charges
e2S2I5,557 siO,3s2i77 S,563a3S
Showing earnings nrcd charges Of. 81 91S $50
Out Of whieh the Dividend paid Wcrr 1,745,6Ss
leaving q surplus over all GIod ehSrges, diyi.
drndA &c, OIL i'lNS'OOl
Tho capitalization. per mile OF the~o properties,
elusive Of securities owned and Controlled by this
company, IS a. tolows:
Has
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Tho undersigned will receive snbsc rIpIons for
the aforementioned FIVE MIIIION DOLLARS
IS, 100000 per cent. cold bonds OF the Oregon
Pasinc Railroad COMPANY at pRr mad accrued Interest.
The subacripIi0n viii be opened n 10 O'Clock on
Thursday May -. and will close ~ oclOck sat.
urday, May 13 bat the right reserved reject
nd all Implications close the subsSrip az
earlier date, and TO allot smaller amount Than applied
for.
Payment 30 be nEdr per cent nj the time Of Hot
ment IS per June Is. aud the balance IS per
cent July IL Interest he add uptrd % date
when the bonds " III be driiN cred Payments
he anticipated n desired, and interest viii be
allowed thereon at d per cent
Copies Of the Articles of Incorporation and Of the
mortgage hnvr been deposited with the undcrs iEned,
from whom forms OF ppicRton may be ObtaiuCd.
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AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY.
AN INDISPENSABLE WORK.

APPLEToN's CYCLoPAEDIA OF AMERICAN BIO:
GRAPHY Edited by James Grant Wilson ana
John Fiske With steel portraits and woodcuts
In SIX VOLUMES. 800. D. AppletOn q Co.
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100000 Roh I;Is,,Bs ,,hS 3, desiring q
ia employment by n Y nrst.cass house. can eidT"ss
SHERIDAN Box % Tribune one "
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27
O;o mokr;fo,,s rnspn n;pT ~ homo,

uOie Wsetritans laIen bel" bemerfte
Nofuhl.
Sat bu uns nidt eradblt, haB fe
teiae eieene 2iteratrr beiaBen?" ant
tportets abon.H. uSte f6nnen bod
ibren 2eiaourit nidt an Niats eefiat
baben?"
uWabr boft bu ssiproden," anttpOrs
tete Nofubl. vSn ibrem 2anb purben
unaebeure Meneen Bon 4apier5oge,
tdelid beorudt unb neraasgabt, In bener,
ale 8erbrehen. NIT pe,nlidifer @enais
ieteit beihrisben, aufeefIhrt tpuroen.
Sc abi&euliter cine 95ot tpar, oeffo
anafibrIihar tpuroe He beridtet. Das
@rauenbafte, gntiesltde f6Bte ibnet
beicnbers 8ersniigen Elm! SfaaoaIs
aei@idten fpurben init gierisen 4uge1
perlhluneen! nno bieie Gbroniten os
gertre&ens unb Der @emeinbeit tpuro.n
au 6unberttauienbs en- serbreitet uno es
aab taum cine Samitie In oieiem tpetten
Qanb, bic nidt cine bapors 81 tbrem
tdgliden gefis ntaGte.
.Su. Staass'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27
Die nriade itres llutersauees nitse:

Die uriade itres nrtergangeS mitges
tbeilt !"
uDofir elb ss bile @rinoe," anti
portete Der Wefragte. Die uMebritaus
ielbii ip1rsa BON eneliIber Nbtunft, aber
ocil allen Tbsileu Garopa's so3en Die
80Iter In uusebersrn Mensen bier ein.
nnb pbrpobl Die Ginpanoerer fetbit ffaf=
tts uno sdbe paren, 70 madte fi9 bod
Der gsn1aB bes RItma's bel tbren NaAs
fommen In perberblihifsr @siie selteno.
Dieis tpurben i@mddtis uno ensbrhitig
itr &aarwuds ipdrlid, Die 3dbne
neih uno bic 8eroauune mangelbaft.
Neroenleioan, Die uns p6Qis unbstannt
1no, batten furhtbare Berbeerlmgen
I'm @efplge. Sinoer tpurben nur nit
grpber Shwieristeit auf8eSosen. Sa
Dem 3sitraum BON 1925 bis 1910 iant
Die BAIL Der 8eoDlieruns bon 80 Mil'
lionen auf tpeniSer ais 10 NiItoaet,
berab. &limatiide 8erdnoeruneen,
oergleiden fsiu auberes 2ano Der 8elt
iemols, bssannen in jener Belt, unc
ooaenoetsn In fauin 10 Sabrsn eine
gsrbeeruns, bic burd N~erpenletoen uao
leberrei5une In Der 2ebensreiIe ic leiat
oemaAt tporben mar. Die Temperas
tur iblue an einem uao eenieltea Sag
Don brennenoer Qibe III bittere &dlts
INN. &ein nod 10 ltartsr &5rper fonnte
pioerie5en uno 10 fam es> baB bas
ungebeure 2ano ptbsr 81 elmer Wlfte
umseranoslt tpuroe,"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27

Setbft gofubl irenste peresbens fei=
men Sharfftnn Gil, I'm bic B~eoeutune
zines t5'sernen 5tanbbiloes ~ ereriin-
Den. tpelheS mir setern an 8oro oes
Ghifes braften. IS lit tpc5l erbalten,
poQfdnois NIT barbartider Sarbe be-
arihen uno NIT e!nem Sebsroiaoem ges
lhmndt. Oie 2eute batten es aufredt
febeno Dor einern tleinen 2aoen auFges
funben.
Sa tpelder @siie bieie @6benbilcer
perebrt purbeu, unb tparun lie r,ur in
f(einen 9doan unb nienals in ben eros
sen Eempeln eefunben tpuroen, 1T nns
nod eth 8ebeimniB. Oils mir r~audsno
uno ernbelno auf Dem 8erned laben,
bemertte i'd az Nofubl, baB oas Btlos
niB pieIeidt Dos @benbIlo zines Goel:
mannes Der Msbritans ietn tonne. Das
raul aber antnortete er, bab fe fetne
gbeleute eebabt bitten.
Soften oenn aber Die bornebmen
Mebritans feline T,tel? 2" fraate I'D.
Bsber Ttel nod 8ornebmbet," ant
wortete CT, uuno 90 fe ale fat oe1sls
ben nrip1unes tparsn, uno ilur nat
oie1em 2auo eefpmmen tparen, un1 TIRE
0ebensIaae su oerbeRsrr> 10 mar 5tpt'
ihen iEneu aud fem anoerer untsrlhteo,
ols Der Reibtbum Nus ibnen blloete
fd cine beionoers GlaiIs, uno % tie fir
oos @eIo cine gren8e,loie QDhahtunB
empfanoen, 10 tpar oas ia ou& Elm pbls
Tia a,niiaenber nnteridteo. Sc ge1dob
oober baIo, baB loIde SamiIlen, uelde
ourd cine ooer par snei @eI&le4ter
bincurG grpbe Reihtbumer belaBen, ben
@runoaomm fir cine %io3enonnts Dirt
~fotrotle bilottan. Dieie obere Glafs
eob Rd pornebmlid Dem Sport uno
dbnltden gersnnsunssn bin, lisB Sas
@elo in ELECTROMAGNETIC Wet'e aus
o,n 1inaern roGen, nnb ltebte es, init
isren Rei6tbamern gu prablen. Stre
aeitiae Gntwlde!nng aber tDar NIT cine
ihmade, unc a%useenommen anf seleuz
ihaftiidem @ebiete, batten iie in allen
onbern Oineen menig ginfuB Qensf
lib abnten lie Die Wtobe Der ftemoldn
biiben Mritofrotie nah. Dur4Is9ens
ben Goeueuten anoerer 2daber ertpieIen
f7r auFalenne Qufnertfanieiten unb
islbf entfernte 8erpanbte bon 2suten nit
oroben Eitelu nuroen NIT Der mdrmffen
8eee,Rsruns beerlbt."