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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
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saaaS H4aaa. Of Asia.
Comparatively iew people know that
this familiar Of the kitchen l. not by
ANY means a native of these climes.
II Is an importation from tho warm
and sammy lands 81 Asia brought over.
perhaps. something like two centuries
ago. The Grst arrivals must have
reached this eountry as st0waways Ca
board ship. and aadlag themselves Ia
ooagenial surroundings they multi
piled apaee. Nov they seem almost
everywhere. but foe long time after
they swarmed In the kitchens Of toSA
houses they we're unknoWn IN the
eoaatry. No doubt u they had been
natives Of . similar climate they would
have quickly reached even remote viii
lagos. bat they fortuna ely have dell
cate consultations aBd can not stand
exposure 10 cold Many people must
have noticed that Il is oaly In hot
sammer weather thai they are seen
far away from the warmth % the
Kitchen are. u l. this need for high
temps ratare which causes them 20
concentrate where II IL most constant
" maintained. Cool larders and pan.
tries are comparatively secure agalasi
their siiacks. Ia spite of the TACT that
they wonld hsa better fare therelH
'han The crumbs and particles upon
the kitehen aoar 1heir common de.
seripiion - ''horrihle black beetles"
.s = curious misnomer. They are not
black. nor are they beeilesi the only
part ~ the description Which l. ut al
applicable 10 them Is the epittot 'hos
rtbla with whlcA lev wll sSansl-
n. 1. Lsagea
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
pIrH AND POINT.


To rule oae's anger ts welli 10
preven, II IL better Edwards
Charity covers a mak ..uae Of sins.
aud keep. them warm Saal,hy.--
Life N
The more a man becoisN raped
ip In himself tho chillier bs gotta
Oil City blizzard
According 10 a Christian science
teacher. cancer Ia simply IAN aecamu.
lation Of discordant thought"
Silence a. 10 man and hls deeds
slll do more to oxtlnguish him than
columns of abuse Yonkers Gazette.
The man sho l. In the hands u
bis friends as a rule keeps their hands
pretty full on city Derrick.
Men are never 80 likely 10 settle q
question rightly a. when thoy discuss
u freely Maeauley.
III 80 could but persuade tho
world that morality Is the foundation
Of wealth and suecess this would bo
a happy universe Exchange.
Carlyle says, There Ia q porun-
MA noblaaeaa and even saere.luoss ia
wer'' /" he might have added. there
d u'saey In Il. too. boston Courier
-~"it's odd. and sometimes melan.
eh ~ remarks an exchange. 80 sos
. man tfy 10 make up bis mind when
be- has nc material on hand 10 work
with"
How can a man help having con
tempt for courts when they prohibit
ANY man from being a juror who has
read. thought or spoken on subjects
In every paper and discussed Ia every
house
High minds are as little affected
by unworthy returns for services Rs
the sUn l. by those fogs which tho
earth throws up between herself and
his light II. Moore.
Industry makes = man a purse.
and caroie@snes- gives him strings 10
IL he that has Il needs only 10 araw
the string. As caroiulness directs. and
be wlll always hnd useful penRy al
the bottom of H.
When onco a coneealment OF do
eeit has been practieed In matters
wheru all should bo fair aud open aa
tho dag. confidence can never bo re-
stored, no more than you can restore
the white bloom 10 the grape or plum
that you have once pressed In your
handz
-knvy'a memory 10 nothing but a
r0w of hooks Ia hang up grudgos on.
Some peoples sonsibility Is o mere
bundle % ayessions, aud you hear
them display and parade H. not In re-
oouating tho things they aru attached
~. but Ia telling You how many things
and persons they can nos bear
Joha Foster.
The summer hotel l. the doctors
fast friend. Ono Of tho conspicuous
risks that poor people are spared is tho
hazard Of ravel-for.the- health. Many
an ili-simed lntlsnsey with ~ madsE-
taker might have been indefinitely
postponed II only the contracting
paEsy had been too poor 10 stir from
home Life
The body fashions itself more or
les after the lntents ~ the mind
just ~ q mans character gradually
stamps ltaeli upon his face, 80. liter
ally does his habitual conduct impress
itself upon each organ and tissue Of
bis body. In order "a perfect health.
then. IL j. clear that we must begin Ia
tho region of tha Intellect Once a
Week.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14


There are forty-eight pooleglcal gar
dens In the world. slx of them being
Ia the United STATES. located as col.
lows Philadelphia. New York. Gin
cinnaiL Chicago 81 Louis and San
Francisco These Institutions are sup
ported BY ths eitles or by lonal enter
prise instead Of tho National Govern
menI but In Europe there l. hn entire
ly dinerent state Of affairs. nearly
every nation supporting It's own gar
den or park. AID some Of them sup
port several Besides the great instl-
tuition In London. Great Britain has
parks Of this description at Bristol.
NJ Manchester and Dublin France has
tive gardens In Paris. each devoted ln
part 10 geological collections. besides
those In Marsoillcs and Tour. Bel
gium has two geological gardens. ono
al uheHt add the other at Antwerp.
whIln Holland has three. one In each
% o. cities Of Amsterdam. The Hague
and Rotterdam.
The German citle. provided with
these gardens are Berlin. Hamburg.
frankfort Dresden. Dusseldorf. Han-
over. Munster. Cologne. Brsslau aud
Leipsic; Italy has Que AZ 1urin. Aus
tria ope at Vienna. Hungary one al
Pcsth. Russia one In 81 Petersburg and
another In Moscow. Portugal one In
Lisbon. spain one In Madrid. Denmark
one In Copenhagen. and Switzerland
one Ia Basle. India has three Eoolog-
ical parks. Al calcutta. Bombay and
Madras; Java 0ne al Batavia. tho
Straits Settlements on In singapore.
and Australia boasts Of four. al Mel
bourne Sydnay. Adelaide and Bris-
baae. Chilli south America. has a
aoo At ~ Jage. The creates. Eoolog-
ical garden Ia the world ls thai In Lon-
doa. belng situated IN tho very heart
VI ths city. aud public
stree, running afouwh ~. which
divides IL into two sersions
Walls are erected along the street. and
visitors 20 from one sectioa 10 tho
other BY mean. Of tunnel passing
under the street The grounds COM
prise about sixty acres and aro
veil hllcd with buildings. ponds.
etc. There are real beaver
ponds, ayiaries, bear pits. monkey
houses, and really a placa for every
thing In tho animal line.
The berlin park is ranked by natnr-
alists next Ia that Of London. aud tho
two In Paris. " combined. would make
one ~ extensive A. any In the world.
In America the Philadelphia Eoo i tho
most extensive, - far ~ builing and
collections go. and the inclosure CON-
prisea thirty y-three acres VI fairmount
Park IN New York the collection of
animals i kept Ia Central Park. and
has become 80 extensive that many
people object io having the park used
FOR this purpose, aud there arr pend
Ing in the Legislature two bills for
placing the Institution upon a proper
footing. The Cincinnati geological
park embraces slxty-hvo acres ot sub
urbaa land, and was opened In ls5A
The Chicago gardens have one u tho
finest herds Of bufsaloe. 10 be- seen. A
project l. on foot for establishing
another geological garden nj Rock
Greek Park, near the city Of Washing
ton. - Boston Transcript
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

la' Of velvet Tho very fall straight
sleeves stand high shove the arm
holes. and are gathered to q CUT Of
the galloon. A pretty tolaa. with .
cloth crown. brim Of the gold galloon.
and = boz Of the velvet In front l.
worn with such q Jacket. and together
they make a very stylish addition 10
an autumn gown.
The Louis Qulnke coat of thres-auar-
Ger length. with a vest almost as long.
l. shown by the tailors. bu, garments
of such length are not unusually
thought becoming. A very elaborate
vest rteh with embroidery. or braid
Ing or fur. Il a Feature OF the Louis
Quinze coat Brading Il very effect
lively done In corner pieces. points.
yokea and vests on single-broassed
euirass coats. eu, like the donhlo-
breasted jacket described above. with
cross seams on the hlpa saal-skia
and fur Jackets are cut In this long
slender shape. being made extra long
this year, with either single Or
double fronts. or with cl0sa or fnll
slesvea. ~ Inc waarer chooses. aad a
turnedrovcr collar. -Harpe'. Btssa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
A PLEA foR eoYs.
Dr TaimaEe o. ln fssaF 90 Isttiag rhsm
Have . tsaoa Ttnae.

haNN Astt8A
! am sorry to say thai boys are not
generally understood. bctween slx
aud iourtoen years 81 ago the ma.eu-
line nature y a mixture ~ mischief.
and scnsltiveness, aud spunk. aud iun.
and trouble. aud pugnacity. which the
chemistry oi tho world fails 30 ana
lyEe A little girl Is dcanable. sho
laughs when she l. pleased. cries wi en-
she feels badly, pouts when she ia
cross aBd eats when she Ia hungry.
Not 30 with boy. lle would rather
90 a nutting than to eat. forget. at the
dsh-pond ho has rot had his dinner,
often laughs when be feels badly and
looks submissive Va an imposition
praetiocd upon tlll he gets the porpe-
traitor alone In the middle of the road.
aud tumbles him lnto the dirt, TIL eye
aud mouth and nose are 50 full thA
the fellow imagines tina, before his
time he has returned 30 dust A boy
under a calm exterior may have twenty
emotions struggling for asoendancy.
Especially do feel for a boy who has
more fun aboard than be can MASTER.
How we'll ! remembex tho country
school-house where We ali had 10 bo
scdaia. though one boy would make a
face enough % nut the whole school In
danger Of running over wlth giggle IL
Il an awful thing for q child not to
dare to laugh when the merriment
rises aud wells up TN the Jacket gets
tight aud the body is a ball OF ian, and
be knows thai u out Of Que of the cor
ners Of bis compressed lips a snicker
should escape all the boys would 20 OF
In explosion. remember times when
! had At school such responsibility %
repression resting on ma and proved
unfalshiuL DIR. Talmage. In n. Y. Oh
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
COLUMBUS BIRTHPLACE.


"a uoaer tiaimsa ~ several tAlIaa
cities a@a . ceF.ieaa Tewa
Pour 90 hve great cities Of the union
are noW struggling for the honor Of
the quaAvi-oeatcnnial exhibition In
1899. which is 10 cclebrate the discov-
cry q America by Christopher Colnm-
buA u a therefore. very appropri-
NJ time fos furnishing up our kaowl-
edge % this great navigator
We know When be vas born aud
disi. the achievements Of biz life and
the discoveries he made. but strange
10 cay. we Do not know 30 a certainty
where he vas born or buried. The
Cubaas claim that his bones 10 In Ha-
vanna. atd the Dominicans aro posi-.
tive thai tbs remains are Ia the city Of
Santo Domiawo.
but tbs isa triaiag trouble compared
with the war being wagcd over the
birihplaca Of Columbus
oar school -books assure us that he
wa borE h Gonoa. but this statement
l. haasd on Insufficient testimony. Nc
aaiheaticafed document is IN existence
nroyin9 thst Christopher Columbus
aas bora h Genoa
The thrse biographers his oonioln-
porarie4 Gallo. Guistiuiaui and hog.
i'eita. ulsfely designate him a. ''Ge.
uouse
Nov, a happens that AZ the time oi
b. btstA u Columhus. the Island Of
Iorska lslouged 10 Genoa. and The
asenoNa " tla hasi aTsatssl ~ tha Goa !
q .Arl " Corsica. the special frtvi.
legc thea called city's right, 80 that
'hc ta.Vi peopls were called '-Geuocse
rit.xrns" The mun "a .Ality used on
tbc legal aul oairial the yer,
lost seal 81 Ganoa a.sl 'he motto
tfiJiHBu caHiIHH Iiftf.s tBirt
-, then. u Columbus was horn iu
CalyL d. would have hc.a a Gcuoose.
Just itc famo a. 10 De had been bora In
Genoa. That i one point la Calyrs
'ayor. and The city has many local ira
ditions io support its claim. ''Altogrth-
~, they believe ia Il 90 fllly that on
July 80. ls>S, thoy placed a memorial
plaque upoa house 81 Colombo street.
formerly III Filo street (Ihreadaoodle
stree, Columbus father was a wray-
efb, where irditiun says the great
navigator came into the surld
Moreover. there was ut Calyi fam
ily by the name % Colombo. whose
TRACES eau bc foliowgd in the parish
rs gi-tgr- from tho siKteeuth % the
aighteeHtl centuries II is worth
notiriUg also. that. according "a the
narrative made by Dnn Fernando 81
The discovery of America. there were
On board the fotilla of Columbus a
pack oi Corsican hounds. and a'so a
pretty good uumbcr - Corsicaa
natives probably IRON CalvL I
Tho above iarts. recently published
u Europa. Do not settle the disputed
question: relative 10 the birthplace Of
Columbus. bat they Indicate that n
sirong tradiiioa Is In exisioace. ac-
cordiug 20 which bis birthplace would
be tha seaport OF Ca'vL Ia Corsica
90 course IL makes no practical dif
ference 10 us where Columbus was
born o. where be was buricd and IL is
quite likely that the general conviction
that ha wa born in q 'noa will remain
undisturbcd We are only Interested
Ia his achievements as 10 making
kaowa 10 the world the greatest coun
Try The suu ever shone upon. Golden
Days
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14
M oRGAMLAno

hush 81 ~, haby. etoss tnins eyesi
hothsH will sin9 sseet lutlaha~s
koitlY ths cradle @tsl ts ruehed
Til pretty sgsilas sleep has toeaea
And poe aFs Away in bfsamlAnA
ln nHeamlama
Hushs-bY. little eaa aayiigAt aiaa
Mhiia I am siuaina tuliahtea
Whers doea q FaaisA tahy Seat
iute thmA lard - fmf. o. meaf,
Tha lad ~ siesp called uiFsauiana.
Calied nreamlAadi
HusAaahy, hahs whaa alms uias eyss
Whiie an sinKinn luiiabiea'
wat y the aaftuuaa knee 40 dayi
" hat n ms aaFiiaa ataEaa q sar.
To eTermaFe awuil n nEmMmlaaA
u nfwaminnaf
-Nuiiam \ isoFd n Coed i&ea8ekeepiae
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

-''fou may say whai yoa like.
mother George no ioagvr loves me
But my child. hos did yoa get tha'
silly notioa into your headg" TN
very slmply. ard only TOO quickly
MLen be takcs me home nowaaays
10 alwags eeo0scs ths shortest Fosaf
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-11-14

Aunty u can not understand how
girls act the way they do nowadays
les simply awful You spent two
months AT Newport last summer. and
during that time yea were engaged 10
half a doxen different men.
sweet Girl But Auniy. shat else
could ! doP I'd hardly get eagaged 10
one young man before bis vacaiion
would b. over. and he'd have 10 60
hacS 10 the city. and that's the way u
went ID vas horria n n Meekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

Betty. gssaks 10 Vsedk Laues, ssass. istays.
butsheE Edwsrd. % ysrnss II Lac Ct a. ) iasd-st
sc arss ps. sss e SSsS DECKER. y..t..a.
J. Cohen. Philip q Abraham WOLF Ave b . lesA-
,.se,5so dly aSRs sad vie 70 Aasatie trust Co. .
Sssss Nasssa: LsSIss hiEai ckSiln sScisv No
!. chsaoWe.h,. Henry, o Bradley & curres Co. s
y pSTps sis o0d . James fo lossAs sthav'
DssEin s. Sstssrns 70 psyld Meyer Lornard-st
Drusfer.. Joseph, . john 3 pssth and another, 8
!. Deabo, Mary, = August < Ven. loasA-ss Of
E9Fsiken e SObert wallace. IS setA-ss Of lila
E.sshosn,. May Z Elsabsth phelps atAsye.
y EsslsS samuel g willlsn N Ivins Of sthsve.
r.sss. Pesss, . Wiiism s.rubs No 1os East ttAss,
!yaaksi Adolph. TO william Andrews 8 sstAss.
Green 5sSn ). . MAJ Mary s Mcdonald O No 4as nss,
- and wite 70 AUGUSTA. Juillinra Ct al No
lss e wss, s7 inss' i ? Yeas $4,000.
ave, ycsi, 5000. " sehfass' e4tsst Of Sun
n sSssslTsoS "a, Nary 20 KstAas.ns whiting west
hsyS.a John julia nN s sHSSS no. a. and 80
Noun. Messi So Seops.v. building
NslsOn Esaosth Lucy Comfort f ovssSSs.
ss. Mst slSoS e Henry lyman sl''
s,, Han Mary ,o0 2 Charles WALL Brosdway. of
g., Kigstsck Jacob . A. b Ward. s7sA-st. W of
Same 9 Charles A. Post and another: samo property.
~. Knox, Hettle, and sn9,her 70 George Hewlett
e May e o " yss g a Ss ssoS
"a Leopold Fanny to Mary F. sdman t1stst of
AVE- Lew, Es;es ana another e william weiss ID.
lSyai1g Peter to Noes Zimmerman. No. CT 81
snSs 70 A Mag q p. same 500
9th.nve Of Gethst months 70 roortosves, S1s soo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

80 FrEr OF SOLID BLACK WALNUT office rnling
~ Including gate ana hanging Tor sale ~ hsH ccst.
Room 20, $50 Nsssau-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
90 . Nrroun FURNITURE WANTED"

60 NrIouE FURNITURE WANTED" .
persons having pieces CT antique furniture paint.
ines which they desire to dispose Of we would inform
that We have msrket for ch goods OF any odd choice
peco Of furniture ana will take any number Of pieces
sale at very moderate eOmS'sIOn, IN connection with
our line Of Fine BOuEss French clocks and ane imported
Brie.s.brac, which we always carry in stock
As we make speciality Of getting odn pieces we have
orders coming in from all directions for choice pieces of
ali kinds very best references given If desired As
our place is nOs in Nsw.YOrk our representative win
In Hew.YOrk. ana may be addressed at the Everett
House. Union square. New.XOrx City. Thursday and
FRIDAY, April 4 ana s. Address
FURNITURE, EVERETT HOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

THE NEWPORT ALUMINIUM AND STEEL CO..
Manufacturers of Pure Aluminium
Newport. KY. U. s. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

SEXES s ssa w 3 sss EAs ssRali and
Aa''.>" BY A. H Muller SON
stary buildnge With lot rs. 4e onves sss go
~ Nsdison-sf lot 25yio0 y Lsy5s ~ s 3 -
asiiSg o Sii isx lSS MSye s finn,
e q buiidisgs vita lot 30 Great
,,sslas e 10 as Boadse OF BOwers, os 20 oA-O0
y J A1 AZ RisAard v. Hsrne.s q %. 80
!, -. x. East sotirst 30D5 &c Of 5thsye, 1s.2x
.,sS ~ II cusnnsiafn and Jay smith sSS 600
s sas gb. EI'a 's ~ MsJ aSss
~ ", 4, dwe:ilng VITA lot No ls5 Noriols.st ana
assisr vita lot SO rs East eot-st was Withdrawn.
BY John r. B. Hmyth.
four-story house. with Lob No 80 East ssshst s.
60 = q 4,svs Ss 2O xsss o Nc 10 wess ss-st
= 81 ioth-ass. lot 17x1o05i r. . GeynSE sisyVo
hoes E; ss5 et A. nosTEe g $50
lots q Nes-aYe block point between l41th ana
,asth IS, each 26xioo: James Fay, e2s,soo.
By ]. Thomas StcarnS
2stcry house, with lot No $40 East l5oth-st, Of
Fnitsn.st lot I6sxl0o ! L Richardson, IS DO -, 49,.
3ot 1g.6x1l0: same buyer, $3.50.
plot Of land Cedar Place. cor OF 'aeksonaSe'
so,s on Socar Place COZ Of Fentoaayc ssxioO
los Cedar Place e5 It Of FentOn-ayc. 25x1oo
saeh. G Dcnoynn and others. e355e. v srw,oo
lots on Cedar Place, " cor F'nt0n-ASs' zoAioV
BY J. L. Wells
house With % acres Of iaad Mount Kisco. n. r
D " @ SiOfsS. siS2So
BIZ James Biaeeker & Son.
Sale Of house. With lot AZ Rloouheid n j., was with
drawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
REAL ESTATE.
$500 ar TuE ExCHAYGE

!.
=. m.ny signs that The real estate marRet,
9s'' ,,sned unusually early this year. win Except
fhs'n =, a,,toftown iossB close equally early IN
~ sa Much OF tho property offered yesterday
Ae - q, q honrhf In By tho owners or Withdrawn
~ ! good demand for cheap lots in TIE
Icy ',,,ra Ward. J. Thomas siearns SOFA loss
w. 1890 three lots adjoining sacEsoh-AFe.
Y as5 each: the corners OF Tinton-ayc psOueia
go "a $3.50 respectively. and Interior o1 nOni
20 s sTso apiece. Other lots IN .euas .S,
sslo 8 Tsr,on-ase and Forest Place. brought Ss2o
sstveen ims All the lots were sold. John + y.
e * saserod no 40 Eaet Twenty oes q
ss r , coo RV 70 ssSsSo q which
SO ass,ss sS a sas S Ninety
ssIss-sesGTd sod for sissoo g = . os e ss
ss,ae gucticneer offered NO X diaAs ss ,roitare
eenfy .n To ~ SOFA for 60 $50 70 z ORonrke.
q ~ Tarneu & 20. offered DO l.o 10y Ii isx7i:
isusstoN brick tsEe@snos WIZ year and the property
re sioie ~, $40 "a Albert A. Meyer. salnes \
seG s.,a No. $40 East One ss On lot
Iwos,,ery so, saa sor IS 600 % J. ~ Riehapaso
- sarc auctieneer cfieroo M 9nn n Thorn. With
zsster County the home o. MOSES n. for 1880 to
xssss sonsy a0ssp essr Meser offered ne southwest
1,,sr q LsxmEtonage ana i,s af horse renting for
thltsso sshs 4 so,a for sl7 $50 g l. y Adams.
~ s,mn snctionecr offered no - o ,as 90 DO
reessory, ofc1 sold to Meyer Finn for s2l 200 y;
{sa 9' 1ands the corresponding p1Spesa ar 81 600 90
Rvson. Z csikshank % s. nsSs s0 81
b Mrs. Anna neoa ~ she United States Navy,
s p sssy.third-sE Dot ls.9nIoo.e iof
ls7 800. -, :. The Exchange yesterday for
There 49, ss AR hight manufacturing bushes,
sSrY bsgssS a q $1,000 70
lot Nsst-st. go = eorner or inside building ABOUT
s ~ between fan and Beaver sts wa saan a y
esarsS SIS at about saoo9go ooe sno q Moore lease
IA valued a. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

~ EAiOVAL Of wreck Of steamship Atlas
Army BufIding New.Ycrk March 90 1859 Sealed pro.
posafs IN trpcate, VIII Be toesyed ~ this once un.t
the Isacys Of the wreck Of he steamship Atlas ana
A. Neg-Y0fk CITY. The attention 81 bdAet Invited %
Acts q Congress approved Fesraaiy 70 sna ~
Statutes IS Large. For specaesaons BLINK forms and
Engineerh u. s. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
Gsrursions.
Ocean Cleaners.

WHITE STAB. LINE.
FOR nS SU6EEEffTsE3yMT a ASg
sADRIATlC, Capt Cameron. Wednesday April 10. y -
BRITANNIc. Capt pafseil ,... Wed. April IL -
CELTIC, ceps Dasison-. wednesday April a. lac u a.
GERMANIC Capt Irving Wea, May y Hin.
saloos sso co. SO sad sioo ~ sasssss r s
ond cabin asseneef carried o. thess Ses,nsss ossss
s9d ssS PpASs ss2 sneSrs sRr s5e s
NoRDDEUTscHER LLOYD SIS. CO.
NEW xoaK ss6u hE4aHuxr TS So sK6 shsEnEs.
sssHsSssA 81 tss RS Isl e q M0ssxsn
Fuda Sat-. April 10 a M hides Tass APT 20 g:sp SIN
Eibe Sat- April IS. p. werra Apeii 20 q n
os Sss RI sS ssss e E
pAcIFIC, MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYG3
Il INES FQR CALIFORNIA;, !AfAx. QuIMAs.-
d ksD sogT Ely, 1920 Il Az
NEwPoRT ssiis ws va ss 4 1pai q. nesa.
Prom AsA yssags' s;s: iss s 3. nsssnaa -
CITY oE SYDNEY aais Monday. April -. = p =
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

phUFUoALo FUh oUfILIEo' UillOV OF tlIv
Nsw.York City, April ist Isss sssled prgposas vii
day the 18th day Of April 1850 Tor furnishing supplies
" Be delivered at such points IN New.York CITY a. m
vice for ne hscal year ending June 70 1880 Tae sup
plies needed consist % App6rNtus ship hnndlefy tu.
ntuFe Paint &C., Hardwero and Missaianeoua Articles
all o. which aFp ennerate IA nc essfpsa
lion 70 this once Envelopes containing proposals must
10 markell on the ouSide Proposals for Supple& TIE
right Is reserved to reject o. AZ blds and 70 waive de-
fectA deemed for the intefest O ne Sgysi1asnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
THE COMING NEW METAL
why not Investigates

Pure Aluminium or ALLOYS In Sheets. Bars Wire. Plates
Castings or Isnots. These metals win not oSydize
arhish like Silver Aluminium is the metal OF the future
for any and all purposes Eht mAlieabe and elastic;
1900 ounces sold within three nonthA Awaiting your
KIND reply with trial order. Yours truly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

auttiou Sales of fipe Stock.
A AUCTION.
REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE.
THURSDAY April 1, 1889. at 10 o'clock, 81
the American Institute Building,
sd-aye. between $50 and Gath stS, NewXorE
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO.. ApetonserA
0nloe 10T JohnSt.
Nearly 100 head OF superior cows and heifcrs and
few bus consigned from the celebrated herds Of MessrA
THEODORE A. HAvEMEYER, Mahwah. N. J.I
JAMES STILLMAN. Sing Sing, N. T.;
@. s. MoULToN PRES, West Randolph. W
m. ,.t,ie viii arrive AZ place Of sass ana may be seem
on and after Tuesday, April q Tho LIST ineludes choco
family cows and breeding stock Of superior quality
PETER G. KELLOGG & CO.. 1o1 Johh.st. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

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