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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
VETERANS IN HE DEPARTMENTS
4 WHOLESOME ORDER ISSUED BY THE Poen
MASTER GENERAL.

MASTER GENERAL.
Washington, June 19-The postmastor-Genersl
has issued the following order:
Postefiee Department, once Of the Postnasus
General, Washington, ID. c.
Ordered No. 1874
That in compliance with the request expressed In .
resolution submitted by Phil Sheridan Command, NO. \
Union Veterans Union Department OF the Potomac, %
male employees In this Department ANAL make fuu
Of all service performed by them In the Army
Navy. Marine Corps Of the United States, and ~
male employees who have not served in the Army Navy
or Marine Corps OF tho United States shall state haa
fact; and In either such statement shall be fed
in this ONCE within days from the date OF 'his
order.
II s further ordered that in the rosters OF this Do
partrent all honosby discharged soldiers, sailors or
marines Of the United States who have been wounded %
disabled action, shall have that fact indicated by the
letters h. sgnyine honorably discharged "ounded)'
or h. d. d. (honorably discharged dsabed, az me cAs
may be- predXed to their In such rosters II u
further ordered that the employees OF this Departments
who are widows sons daughters OF soldiers Sailors
or marines OF the United States, who during the wM
for the suppression the ebeon died in the service,
or were hOnoay discharged theteirom, shall have thss
fact shown In the Of this Department BY tha
initial w., f., d. az the olse may be, preahed
their names In such rosters
JOHN wANAMAKER Postmaster. General
The resolution referred 10 expressed tho prct that
certain employees in the executive departments who have
never served In tho Army, Navy or Marine service
have the astcrisk indie ating military SERVICE pre-
xcf 10 their names I'm the rosters OF the bureaus p
which they are employed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

~ usss trivial sssssa weak nerves are easily susosp.
~ . Mv1essssasa. rn which also impssts In this In.
unt4 lsiessaA To nervous Asvs bus 70 use Hostel.
- tsssassA Sisssss wssnsassliy TO svsseom. thu.
easissnsss y Mo human ssnssnum which 10 cub.
vass = 81 ssctly sonfors ana nsassi ssasuisy. and
vkisA sssts sss hasfriiy upon the system The ain.
ssiy sndssyins tAa - well many other sllneass 4,
nssts ssisisoa ne les tkss fssonpssss desssisa q,
- fool In ~ dischsrss Of beth the digestive snt
snfisavs funesens. TIE Btes are thu nost potent n.
e fssishls saxiary. As tho body rssains visor and
ssesasy By Ne sd the brain ana System sis
t0sansd Persons subject TO the influence Of malaria
6yss1s ~ Asunssis inyslida md persons whose lid
nevp - tsesiys, AAeuid also sss ne Hitssea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
HER SURVIVAL NOT so VEry STRANGE
From Texas siftings,

In vancing over Illinois paper tho other az
49,. wcrc str,ck by rather singular headline wn r,
We - IIlinos woman survives Q stroke OF uens,
ng The account of this singular aaas A.. doe Sssus
aha woman did In fact Il Is not stated positively W..
Rs woman was dead At all up to tho time OF sSi"s
TO press We have been under The mprsso,hh ,t hsd
Sar ,. ratio hence there Is nothing surpsiss
in an abie-boded Illinois woman-they arc od
ace has not heretofore been characteristic OF rss
OF lightning but II the Illinois paper correct Sarins
snsc tscics amble up 10 Corporal Tanner sna ~
= pension. Great arc the wonders Of linno''
NewJersey eloctrclty. !. gt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
THE RATE WAR SPREADING IN TIE WEST.

Chicago juno 19.-The demon alizaiiOn OF fright
rates has extended a. far West Marshaltown Iowa
and south to the northern boundary Of Missouri Tho
st. Paul and Kansas city road was the first TO apply
the os cent nrstcass rate TO MarshalltOwn. but tho
Rock Island quickly followed with reductions 10 OF
tumwa aud oskaloOsa. This compelled the burlington
to reduce It's RATES, and the result that rates all
over the eastern half OF Iowa dropped Yesterday to tho
war basis Of % cents nrstciass These rates. Of
course, only apply through business from the Fast
but owing 10 the fact that rates from Chicago stu
held sproportionstoly high onpared with through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
Do,pns OF EXAMINING SURGEONS.

Washington, June 19.-The Commissioner OF fen'
sions has appointed the following Boarus Oh EAAs
S,,rr.o,s At BrookIyn n Y: First Board-Georse ".
pr,,sb Daniel simmons and Dr. Edmlster; second
BOARD walter b. Chase, g. IL. Inter and James l.
Burdck ,, .
commissioner Tanner has issued circular sue
ocstInc TO the memtcrs Of Boards OF EXAMINING
surgeons who have asked leave OF absence on Sn,J
Association in Newport, thai they n3tiiS W M
soldiers through the public press that their BOAT" ""
not convene on that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

Chicago, June 1o.-Tho three now LehiGh valley
steamships. tho F.. p Wilber, tho Cayuga AMI the
Seneca will form through package freight line be-
tween Buffalo, Gladstone and Chicago, making two
sangs for tho line at each port week The tarlf
OF rates issued yesterday IL the same az the other
through lake and rail lines The package freight
traffic the plum OF the through lines particularly
as feeders for tho rail haul The Lehigh Valley Will
doubtless force a divide with its oldestsblsheh com.
petitors. Tho iranic arrangement with tho 500
railroad at Gladstone lnsurrs a large volume OF hour
firm Munpan1Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK TRAFFIC.

Chicago, juno 10 tsprcaD.-S. +. McNar, auditor
VI the Interstate Commerce Railway Association, Is
In Kansas CITY, observing tho live stock movement
Of the six lines, IN connection with tho decision Of
the executive board ordering The st. Panl rOld 10
take more than two train loads a week un
otherwise ordered. Mr. McNar's report is that since
Juno - the 81. Paul has received only five cars Of
cattle destined 10 Chicago, and IL now declining all
stock except when destined to Milwaukee, ST. Paul
and local points on It's own line. Shipments To
Chicago from Kansas City on Tuesday were follows
In car loads: Alton, thir'y.four Of cattle three OF
hogs Santa Fe. thirty of cattle: Burlington twenty
nine OF cattle; Rockland, seven OF cattle; wabash,
seven OF cattle seven Of hogs. Alton officials cN-
press themselves cOptent with tho above figures,
provided they prove permanent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS.

Amounts contributed through The Tribune fsr the
Johnst0wn Relief Fund, June 10, 1889:
John T. Kemp ....'.. ssIa so
Reformed Church OF New. Baltimore n. y, S3l
SocIpty OF Christian Endeavot Of Reformed
Church Of New. baltimore sl5......:..:...... &c 90
.,DSsny' N. 81 IS
F. n q G. H. Wilcox. Brooklyn Needle Works. % 90
sun sns 'T ~ VI 'ne ..,.,...... 1913
r fsft Observation-Disclosures. 10 10
:, r.,Lban Winter parS Fa.,................ 10 90
t..,,.s. "a Tows Y CIty,.................... 800
riI,nt. tnugh,ers SALISBURY. q 50
s Sina r. acber observation-disclosures 800
'PssS, Ssnunuet' h'.u o. Wv 10
Adeitlonai froT hs'' hsfy y; ii'urn. n, 800
1880 %
,,o,,o,dv .eknovedsed sl2 OO2 ~
r,., luna 10 1890 si2 49, IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
THE CASES OF THE CATHOLIC PROFESSORS

TIE CASES OF THE CATHOLIC PROFESSORS
washington, June l0.-In view Of the fact ha' to'
.,,o-nevC.nsra, has refused to decide upon hSp"-
the,ical question, whether or not the Alien tohfa'
Labor law forbds the importation OF professors W
theology for the new Catholic CnNcr,'S' S. .,i
-, cornssI for the Trustees .. the University, ss'd
,o1av that nothing remained but TO bring tho men
over 70 this country and have the matter tested. MI
Morris said he regretted tho Attorney Generas ~.
fn.a to interpret the law The men, ne uc fho1 sry
Herr eA pcssy excepted from the ouerstiohs Oh INV
Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
THE CENSUS AND THE yIvIL SERVICE.

Washington, June l0.-The attention OF the srpstn~
tendent Of the Census, Mr. Porter, was To-Day calEo
TO the letter recently sent By the United s@'es eWu
Service Commission 10 the President IN winch u ssA'
that appointments Of tho Census Office employees %
made through the Commission. Mr.. Porter sad tha
he WA certain that was III, intention OF the trainers
OF the law not to place the Census ONCE under eva
service law. The principal reason for this No sad,
was that the great bulk Of the Census employees ~en
employed for short period, and 1t was eonceoeo
that It would Be wholly improper to bring popie
,m distant points to this city for service lasting
nrobably not longer than six mCnths The question.
Mr. Porter said, would be considered oy ssc Is.
Noble but from his lMr. Porter point Oh view no
aid not see any advantage TO b. gained by appOhun8
the employees OF the Census Office through te tWh
Mr. Porter ma.ie a brief argument before the Pres:
dent this afternoon, opposing the proposition 10 appy
he own service rules to appointments p 'h' N'n'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
AS ONO ROAD TROUBLE.

Columbus ohio. June 10 tspcciaD.-Th" Columbus
and Eastern Railroad, running from Columbus IN
Evansville Is In trouble. Carnegie & brothers, OF
PttSburg. have taken Judgment against the company
for S8j 900 on account OF rails and suits have been
Instituted by employees % enforce III" statutory la
bilI,y AGAINST the stockholders for azEregan;!
q c0nS,d 'rlhlc amount The road was taken oit OF
tho hand, Of receiver and reorsanh"d about year
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
Elsps"i
TIE ACCIDENT TO THE KATRINA.

A. Cary smith. who sailed on Tuesday on tn" SOW
only. footer Katrina. which he designed declared YES
tcrlay that tho sloOp would not DO able to replace
her broken manboom In time to sail her second
match.racc against tho Tltana before saturday. The
KatrIna's mshap in the gallo Is attributed to her hay
Inv had too little mansail TO cOun'cTbalance hor hal
sail The Kalrnas NJ. ib was TOO large for the
weather and her bowsprt Is not rlGecd to be lcNf"d
The soops skipper asserts that the boom was broken
while the crew trying 10 shake the roofs out OF
her mansail so a. 10 give hoG moro canvas aft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
v,xvrp r,Rs HONOR THE QUEEN.

Washington. June 10. Rear Admiral le'"nap r.
monte ,r,,n Yokohama that on May 25 the Omaha ana
Nonocucy dressed ship in company with Her Maze"
shin Corlclia in honor OF the anniversary OF the o'n
day Of the Queen Of England. The othahA Anu
,nr,s,ia fired A salute Of twcmy.one guns a. noon.
-, ,,ns ~ m, Omaha were drawn up the poop
In r dress facing the Cordca. and presenter a. n3
while the Onahas band played God save tue Suecn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
rn,.nrr1rLAss posrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

. Washington. June lo.-Fourth-clsss postmaster
,y,,c to-day appointed a follows:
Pcnnsylyania-wEsop Marks, Brnon; Daniel MO
Curiy, White Ash.
XrwYork-J. ID, Odrll Arisley John NJ. Pafms,ee,
noyton. Isaac Wumot, Glepova; Marvin Austlns
Machiss: ". A. Elliott, New Kingston: Mortimer
! Iioyt Potter; Azarla Azartus Ninchall, shokan ",
IL Richardson, StiS kersvlc; j. {. r. kcrt' VAIN"
Valley; Harrison McElhOnA waikiki.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
prx,rrxr SIoJ-X NAY COME BACK.

Washington June la.-The authorities mere nav.
Instructed the commanding central OF tho Missouri
pyison IN regard TO Black Moons party OF s'ouN' VINO
came south Of the line upon suggestion OF eahanah
auth rites to permit these Ind ans 10 go 10 s'shuhs
Rock Agency without gua'u oi nh'a.' " ", -
" ,,,o r,,t.r. went north In 1877. They say
2o.C'd .s,rn 10 return and 1--we with their people In
thlS country and be at peace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
GrxrnA1. M.xr1rA ANXIOUS TO RE BELIEVED

Chicago Jun" 10 Especial. -GcncrAl M"Nnlta. n"
cevcr -, thc wabash Rawnv returned to isv from
Toledo whore he lah been ia attendance on III" leg,
vInilng up ~ the affairs oi his TsrrNcrShp. Said he
Il think everything decided except compensation
fnr the attorneys Ny salary adlu-tod basis OF
s.i 600 n wear Tho Wabash Western Purchasing Com
mi. tee VIII iaEc charge road July l tclo
r-aphci Colonel Ashley to-day and hope that be will be
hero on Monday mako tho nnal srrAngcments'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
4 brotherhood MEETING AT ST. pauL's.

The Brotherhood of 81. Andrew gave a union service
at 81. PauS Chapel vescyst and broadway last even
Ing Bishop George Seymour OF the diocese OF Spring
neld H., presided and addresses made By the Rev
Drs. Mulchahcy and r.. A. Bradley the Rev. D. Parker
Morgan aud Messrs. Charles j. Wells and " f. wetmore
The objects Of the brotherhood promote Interest
In religious matters the young OF the Episcopal
Church TO help those IN misfortune and assist young
men who wish 70 study for the ministry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
TUE ROANOKE AND SOUTHERN

Richmond. Va. Jun" 10 lSp"csD.-A dispatch IN 1.-THE
Richmond TImcs' from Roanoke. Va. "Th" stock.
holders board ~ directors ~ the Virginia and North
Carolina Company and tho Roanoke and south
crn Railroad to-day Henry =. Trout president
o tho nrsuauri company. elected president OF The
road u succeed the lat" senator Houston"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
pypx,nryr,,t. posTMAsTERS NAMED.

Washington juno lo.--Thc President today sp
pointed the following postmaSteH
John H. Lewis at Atlanta Ga, vie" John w Rrnfc%'
resigned; Russell T. Leonard, .: North Manchester u
vie. d. W. Krishcr removed George W. WALTON AZ
IA, Grove Iowa vice George S. wllt,r. resigned Will
lam Wakefield at Humboldt, Kan, vice Mrs Ella L MID
ra comm .sion expired Albert II. Fortune. 81 Bo0mnc'"
Iowa, vice Harry q. Evans removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

COncOrl. =. IT,, Juno l0.-ln The House to-day
Mr. Huntington, Of Hanover gave notice OF bill
to amend tho colby RaIlUai bill Of l7-3 This Is
looked upon as the opening gun Of what may be
another legislative ralIrHl fight. Tho boston and
Maine do r, the Colby hll amended In some important
particular. and II the Concord opposes the changes II
is said that nothing prevent recurrence " the
sir Of lSS7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

ins small twE blazing ut one end. no darted back
TO the trio. a, A..
Aiizhting on the limb little to one side Of me
prisoner, 10 reached down with his hreorand ara
burned the string of about six inches below the np
Thus released, the bird fell TO the ground landing
safely on her feet The other birds gathered around
and soon picked the string of her feet complimenteu
the boss Jay on his happy thought, and then dew away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
A yIRG1yI, ROAD ORGANIZED.

Dsnyllle Va, juno 10. The Danve snd Fast
TcEGesscc RAILROAD Company ORGANIZED here to-day.
Among tho directors 4. T.. Ba'"man and X. W.
stuart the New York bankers. Tn" rad Is rally
the western rNtepslun ~ nIr Atlantic and Dsnce
EaiIroa.i. which viii 10 completed between Danvile
ard Norfolk by December |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

lansing Mich June Tho Senate passed yesterday
the bin regulating passenger fares railroads tho
rate 81 cents pr mile whore tho gross passenger
earnings ~ the rnrd $1,000 q mil" over. -
cents whore the earning. between - 900 and s9 900
mile and cents for roads whet" annual earnings
les. than a. 900 4 mile. Tn" railroads In the upper
ncpIn sula are allowed Ia charge cents a mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
rrprclHG WESTERN RATES on LUMBER.

Chicago. June ~ iSIecaJ.-Thr Western Freight
Association decided today that going into effect
Juno "5 n rat ot 10 cent, would be made lumber
Ia Omaha and Council Nuns. through rnb's "a points
beyond also brInr adjusted hat sac. This ratio
I. due to tho Alton ct IS cents Kansas city.
put cncct saturday. Tho question ~ som" set
tcnont u The Northwestern break In up
on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

THE SULTAN ADDS HIS CONTRIBUTIONS
Washington June l0.-Thc Secretary OF State has
received telegram from Mr.. strans, the United States
Minister At Cons, anllnople, dated June ls, saying
that the Sultan gives 200 pounds Turkish, for the
relief OF the food sufferers. Mr.. Blaine dirncb'd me
Minister 10 express grateful appreciation OF The PeS
dent and Government OF the United states ior THIS
l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

eXnauStsu anu tHeIo
Ia nothing 70 work
on. Begin az once
the use OF this medl-
cine, and be sure
you take no other
20 counteract Its
effects.
. ayers sarsapa-
rilla cured me OF a
! bad case OF blood
: poisoning and re-
stored me TO health.
Ny Syste m was
saturated " Nth q
poison which all or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
,.r,,,cr ATTORNEY ALLEN REsICSa

Washington, June i0.-The Au"rneyIchcrA .o'uss
,.d the resignation OF George A. Allen, II iteJ
80. Attorney for the District OF pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
The Best Remedy

TOR Sore Eyes, Cancerous Humors,
Prurigo, and other manifestations
Of depraved blood, Is Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. Used persistently. according to
directions, 10 effect,mlly cradicGtes all
traces OF disease, and restores the suf-
fsrer TO sound and healthy condition.
"I hereby certify that ] have used
Ayers Sarsaparilla, with excellent sue
cess, for q cancerons humor, or, ~ ~
seemed to be, cancer on my lip. Shortly
after using this remedy the sore healed.
/ believe that the disease il entirely
cured, and consider Ayers Sarsaparilla
20 be an infallible remedy for all kinds
OF eruptions caused by impure blood. -
Charles q. Ernberg, Vasa, MINI.
For years my blood was in AZ, I'M.
healthy condition. After having tried
other medicines without success, l have
lately taken Ayers Sarsaparilla, and
with the best results. | think this med
irine IL the only blood-puriter that can
be absolutely relied upon. Mrs. oliver
Valentine, IA Quincy st., brooklyn,
New York.
"a neighbor OF ours who was rendered
nearly blind from scroiula, was entirely
rured by using three bottles OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Stephen & Best, Drug
gisis, Ball Play, Tenn.
"For several years afflicted with dis.
orders OF the blood, ] have received
more benefit from the use OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

second concert IN aid OF the JohnStown sufferers
will be given IN Prospect Park next sunday. The
German singing societies OF the city have vOluntce red
their services for this concert The regular band stand
In Concert Grove will be- used
jersey Citys total cont ribut0n to the JohDstOvu
food fund, up TO yesterday, amounted To SlSl2I go
The sum raised In Newark for the fund has reached
q total Of S20, 100 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
Taken in Season,

Ayers sarsaparilla arrests blood
poisoning before it pervades the system.
Don't delay till the forces OF nature are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
LEInGu VALLEYS LAKE FLEET.

rats, Chicago shipments amount to comparatively
nOthng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
Tho recording at chicago of The morgage for

Tho recording at Chicago Of tho mortgage for
sljOO'O 900 by the Chicago. Milw aukcc and BIT Paul
RAILWAY ihnOun, Ell IN Wa Street s'cfdsy. This
funding scheme, which was authorized at the recent
meeting Of the Shareholders. is INTENDED merely Ia
ducc ih' interest obligations Of the company but tho
annOunr cmcnt excited considerable comment IN Wall
Street II II had been something thai had not been
known previously. - Iau common stock arLvC
and lower In consequence. althuugh tho decline may
not have been due enr'ly m this cause. President
Miller and Vice President Bond declined 10 enter
upon discussion Of the details Of the plan on the
gnund that IN few days formal pr"s'ntati n would
br made TO The bnndhOhl'r'. II i thoroughly under
stood ttat the bulk OF the nov i.Nn" will b. reserved
TO discharge the present bonds they mature AMI
small amount will b" uS'd Ia pay TIL floating In
dcbtcineSs and 10 provide for contemplated Improve
ments Tho consolidated bonds ar FOR 100 yrars
at the Of per cent annual interest Tn" Inicl
STATES Trust Company Of This city IS tho trustee OF
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
ADDING TO TIE JOHNSTOWT FUND.
NETWORKS TOTAL NOW OVER sioa ,oCo-THl
NErns OF TIE FLOODED DISTRICT.


NEEDS OF TIE FLOODED DISTRICT.
At the meeting Of the Finance COMMITTEES OF the
Concmaugh Valley Relief Fund. held a, thc Governors
room in the cry Hall yesterday. Treasurer J. Ed"arh
simmons reported the total receipts Is s4b2.'3E 81.
OF this sum S}g2. 4s2 81 remains IN the banh. Mayor
Grant introduced Robert lIhchings, OF JOhnso~n,
10 the committee Mr. luchinss who brought a
letter OF int reduction from Adu aniencrai Hdshg7
was a clerk IN the Cambria Iron Works before the
food lie told the committee that the great need OF
the people there, next 10 dsylsLorers was money In
small sums with which to START business again. lie
suggested that the committee send reDr sentative 10
Johnstown to what might be- done I" assist men
and women who had lost their all TO get upon their
feet again. The opinion OF the committee was thai
all such matters ought TO be arranged BY Governor
Beaver and his committee. Mr.. Ilutching, rtune |
to JOhnstown last evening
The amount received BY Treasurer simmons y"ster
day was I'll, J07 o.. Among the subscriptions WeTe
O. g." 500 %
q. X" w %
New. .............-.. - -.
Hide and Leather Trade. SeN !"
''Uur .N"fI! G.ic" I'J"'ihS Ciu" Df"'"oI" "i
Through Mayor Grant 752i 50
New York Tribune o4Z 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

binary remedies failed to reach, but
Ayers Sarsaparilla did the work com
nletely. This was twenty-one years
AGO. and no symptoms Of the disease
have since appeared. l have recon-
mended this wonderful medicine TO
hundreds OF people, similarly afflicted,
and always with the most satisfactory
rcsults."-A. II. Christy, Bourbon, Ind.
"For many years was troubled with
scrofulous complaints. Hearing Ayers
Sarsaparille very highly recommended,
/ decided 10 try II, and have done so
with the most gratifying effects. / am
convinced that Ayers Sax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
ST. PAUI.'S HUGE MORTGAGE.
FOR $3.50 900 ooo IN FAVOR or THE UNITED
sTATEs TTIST COMrANY.

Milwaukee, June 1n.--A mortgage covering every
dollars worth Of properly own~i hy to Ch"aso,
Milwaukee aud - Paul Railway Company, cNccIt
lands has bcrn nlrd with secretary Of state Timmc
Tie mortgage T. IN favor u IA" intel states Trust
Company Of New York. and l. for the sum Of ei3o.'
OoOO|D The mortgage = cNccut~i for the purpose
Of carrying ont IT." funding scheme It tho company.
The plan j. make the trust company sole CREDITOR.
In order 10 secure a lover rate Of Interest. This
object j. 10 he Shrve hy the Issuance 81 bonds OF tho
vaiue Of e. 900 "sCh, Ia one hundred years. ~
is Apcchd that the Interest tlrse surIo. shall not
eNcrol ycr cent, or b" les than per cent
o. the Did sum. $liS 10000 viii le reserved Ia
retire tanding bond. - 100000 VIII b" Used Ia
fund the floating debt aud the balance Issued al t.
discretion OF the directors.