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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25
Playing With yslu,b,. Ds.I,..

The Chicago police have recovered most Of
the contents of the tin box stolen last wednes-
day from the buggy Of John Keller, which con-
tanned deeds, mortgages and other papers val
ued at Sl00, 600 in the aggregate. The box was
found hidden under q sidewalk by some chill
dren, and the properly was collected among the
little people Of the neighborhood by the police.
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Big Prices for Copies Of Shakespeare.

JHHKeBI68Tes
The following prices we're realized in London
Saturday at sale of rare copies of Shakespeare:
A first edition of the Merchant of Venice -
quartO brought -f270; a copy of the second
folio edition Of his entire works was knocked
down TOT f62 midsummer Nights Dream -
IN duafto, was sold for f8, while the 1910 edi-
ton Of the poems brought Eel.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
ID edmond AND pANvILLE RAILROAD co

ID ICHMoND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD co
HI Schedule in effect NOVEMBER . lsSO
Sl30a-m. Fast tennessee Mail. daily for Warren
stations between Alexandra and Lynchburr h..
ole, Atlanta, Bristol. Knoxville. Chattanooea snd
ii..4 am.-Fast Mail daily for culpeper. t,,.,.
lottesville, Stations Chesapeake and Ohio Rons.
Lynchburg. Rocky Mount, Danvie and stations -.
tween Lynchburg and Danville. Greerrstoro RsIeSsb
Asheyille, Charlotte. Columbia. Augusta. Atlanta
California Pullman Sleeper New York 10 Atlant. and
Pullman Sleeper Atlanta TO New Orleans PaIhnan
Sleepers WASHINGTON TO Cincinnati via g and o. Roufe
30 p.n.-Dally. except Sunday. for Mannnue
Strasburg and intermediate stations.
4J p m;-Dally, runs to tireenyllle, SC. carrying
Sleeper 10 Memphis via Iynchburg and Bristol
lilo p.m.-hestern Express daily for MsnssrsA
Charlottesville stsrnton, Louisville, Cincinnati,
with Pullman Sleeper for Louisville.
IL 90 southern Exprtss daily for LypchburY
Danyille. Raleigh, Asheyllle. Charlotte, Cofunbis
and California Pullman vcstibue Car wsshinston 10
New Orleans via Atlanta ane MONTGOMERY. Pullmsn
Sleeper Washington 10 Birmingham. Ala, Atlnnsa
" ashington TO Asheyille and Hot Springs, NC, VA
salisbury. Also Washington 10 Augusta wa Danvslle
and Charlotte
ington 800 daily. 0sj daily and As p ma.
daily: returning arrive WASHINGTON 30 IN. and
D 40 y. anc o::sD a. m
Through trains from the south wa Charlotte Dun-
vile and Lynchbure arrive in Washington g Is a m
81 - a and 10 r. VIA East Tennes.re Bristol
and Lynchburg ~ s % y m. and 10 r. m. vs Cben-
peake and ONO route and Charlottesville AZ ~ pm.
and z: 10 y. and o Strssburg local nj 1O-l7
Tickets, sleeping reservations and iuformstSua
furnished and hegeaRe checked at Once 1870 Penn
sylyanis ave- and 1t as-enger station PennsyivsniA
nj ' ~ JAS. /. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass- Agent.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS cash payment will
buy lot i'm Wesley Heights at last auction sale
next Friday at o'clock at Dowlings, nth and
Pennsylvania svenue.--Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

Miss Marlowe Much Better.
Miss Julia Marlowe, who is ill in Philadelphia,
is steadily improving in health and her physi-
clans have ceased their daily visits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25
OpEs ALL N1eHr.

For the accommodation of our customers and the
publt viii keep open all night in charge
VI registered PiIarInSIs:s.
r. =. WILLIAMS h Co, DRUGGISTS,
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE,
Cor. !fh aud r sts a..
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prizes for PRES r-ltiOnS have been reduced in
pruportiOn other goods We only the purest
drcs and chsInis.l the reliable Inapufac-
tur-rs. We chr~rluIly invite q careful inspection Of
4 I.t,. ut t.yp Nh
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

TROPICAL TOUR. also.
70 tourists can visit Jamaica and her GREAT ExHI-
P;iON. remain there ~ days, Including Board and
RRssiasnce AZ the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL 1T
or tour o. this beautiful island by the AT
..S LINE STEAMERS for $780, with the option Of
extending their trip, 1t the rate Of
10 Heyti and Columbia Accommodations first class
PIN, FORWo0D CO., Asfs. "A State st.. NY.
n4-eoJ6t THOS. COOK Son. Tourist Aespcies.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NoRDDEUTsCHERL LLOYD SIS. co.
Fast Express Steamers,
10 Southa~ptop London. H.yrel. Bremen.
-Tnye, Wed. Nov. -, 10 a. m. Fulda, Tue, Nov.
g. $50 am; Lain. We'd. Nov %, q. IN. Elder,
Sst., Nov: - am. Aller, Wed, Dec. 3 10 q M ;
Gonforta5ls state rooms excellent table luxurious
ward BERTH according to location ID cabin ESQ sn
adqlf steeraee ct Low rates. Apply 70 T. n. DkOOP
6so Penn. ave. nlS
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j Ia NoRAANDIR HOTEL IL the newest and hnest
hotel In Warrington; facing Mcpherson Square.
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AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule In effsct Nay ls-

Trsins leave Union Depot. 9th and strssts. 1857
am. for Newport News, Old Point ConIfort md
Norfolk daily. Arrive &c Old Point Il 8 10 .. m-
Virginia. West Virginia, Kentucky and cineinnnfi.
Nestbule sleepers throuyh without change % en-
lilo p. M. y. r. Y. vestibule Limitsd daily. sohd
trains. With dining cara, run throu9h vffboyf
change TO Cincinnati. Nesf1bule slaaper for I~x-
ineton and Louisville. Pullman Cara sse Gro =
receive passeneers at pm.
Once, 5l5 Rsnnsyivsnia svenus.
II. ". FULLER
ty12H General Pnsaenrrr Aruuk.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,

WIMODAUGHsIS CLASSES
w Art Needle Work Monday and Thursday mora
incs. lo-l2 French, Monday and THURSDAY after
moons, 30 TO 5::sO. Short HAND. Monday and Thurs.
day evenings, toS; Tuesday and Friday. 7::& 10
80 Painting and Drawing. Tuesday nlorninx g Il.
3"p Until January J., 1891, the monthly member
sap ticket viii enttle the holder to admission any
one of the above clsase3.
met MARY DESHA, Secretary.
Ri SCHOOL.
"A Lessons in Embroidery. Music and Flocu.iou
Decorative Painting, &c.
n1Seolm' 1ApD q, Sc
A kNOLD WILFRIED MEYER, GRADUATE OF
N ,LelpzH. pianist Of WASHINGTON Choral Society,
VIII e1ve Instructions in piano, and voice; will
Hal circular Tor further ip.ormation reference: terms
s20:Sms
SHoRTHAND.-IF You WANT TO LEARN SHORT.
trouble take the course OF instruction at the Head
1901 o. Acme phonosraphy, g21 St. where stu
dea!s recelVea thorough training in shorthand and
Vl3Trlting from experienced teachers.
Mtln I. j. MULVEY. Principal.
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Enthusiastic Celebration OF the Good Tenn
plars Last Night.

THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH cRowDED-ELo-
QUENT SPEECHES MADE-THE GREAT WORK
DONE ny THE ORDER IN THIS DIsrRIcr-- ITS
SPREAD THRoUaHoUr THE WORLD.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

To NoRr94LIkc AE l,d E8E IRE noNESn
dsys Mnsssy NTH fpf fSsy 4 ETTsISE
sTEAMERS. Fsre: - nnRie; ryund Trip. g. TIrasSs
and rooms q B. and o. ticket once. 6le md la6l p.
further information inquire q COMPANY ono, -
and Gen. Ascent. Oh
CTEAMER ..wAKEFIKLD"
y Lasyes 7tb =: wharf on MONDAYS, THURapAYs
FRiDAY and SUNDAY evenines-
for Nomim crsst, W., and .. csn.as ~, ~.
"Pssssnssr soconmodataons Aracasa.r
c. ". RIDLEY
jyS General Manage
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\ AsHINGroN SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

For Or .lerrP q a AS Soy s s.c sta ,Cs7
sS2, 10 - and II 81 pm. ON sunday Al 4 %.
80 /" ~ 100 a.ln.. 2;n, 6ol. sH sno
Acconano,iS,on for Quantico Ala m. and IS Q. m.
Week daNs. : ~ IA. sundays.
OF hlchnioud and the south, 40 and 10 80 . m.
r..Aly; Accommodation - pm week days.
itsis cave Alexandria fer WASHINGTON 65il. 800.
shr 10 lO:l1 n Ca an; 20, 800. $50.
.-Nl W., : 90, - N. 10 20 and III IN pm. I'm
sunday AZ g 10 and in o. a m 300, 5.iO 7s06.
:. -. $40 and Ia m m
lhtts ana Information Ht the once, northeast
Der on l'ii street end Pennsylvania avenue and the
stAoh where orders can he left for the checking OF
CHAs. p. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
GeicT4l Mallager. ln24l General l.sspnpsr Agent
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RAILROADS.
TO THE NoRfH. VISIT AND souIHwksr.
Dot BILL TRACK. sPIfSnID s Srs i III h,,t,xx~r
srLEL RAILS. MsSNi - t,S,a ~ =

70 TTr Sa ESNfn ssfsf All sSs s9trHyrsr.
Dol MI TisAcK. sPIkSnr.ITp s ~ NSsoThtpxExr.
TEAyys n NJ sEt5IESs
ior 1',sgn ana the ws.s cni = ~ ia " s'' daily
sn6 st louis With rsrlO9 car Rsr-,ssgrs 70 f1i fs
a T sns ' iTI,snrs TO cSiumSes xsoos. @
cnaE9 s. LoS. cS ssysS c csa SssaiSss"n 70
Harrisburg AMI sesTns Car. H,r,egrs re-, e a =,
Ss-r 2pT NJ Al % 2 :: dslls S',s s,s-!s Ss
hsinS asg q harrsstSss With shreaEh sssp.rs
tGS ll. s' 70 and Pich MsS and eS.sa bee
Tare Nth ssr ss ssy 10 i s,,.s and az ;is
f.. WShLTiN@Ef AND POTOMAC RsIERo.p,, .u.
:, dAlly sxceTf sunday. = loan,
,re; SHp.naisua and koche.tsr daily ,os y
m With Sieeians Car hasslrrton 20 Rsn6ssser
I'm; daily. encSIs SATURDAY. with sleepsns car
r.. NSSi aston % 70, hester. ,o.o
- daily eNceIt sunday
f fGI Xix & AxprHr EAST
~ 800 ~ - and N ,4oa IN. 10. 3 lS.f
10 f H. L; * z 10 70 90 and sr II 81 fan
car EaSrS to t New ierk - 20 IN daily eScsi
For New icrk only, Limited Express with pinin~ Oar.
Pas, r,r-.I I%E 7, 6hnADEIFnI. Only; n n.,,,
iAiT, -. sunday only. > 40 =. ni,
for lsoston, without change, $40 am. week dayu.
n, ana =. - ., "a. every day.
for lfo yn. \ u, all through trains connect az Jer-
seS CiiN With boats OF Brooklyn Annex. snord-
IN tirort trsus.er fulton 81. avoiding
- C.nh.e i'rriare ssross New lork city.
daily.
For baltimore, q RI, 40. $40. 900, s;4o, 100.
U.s, II 90 and II 40 an. l2O0. = 10. $40.
- 500; ~, Asa. 500, ; 40. 6aa %.
ii9I a ehd Ill q Pm; ON SUNDAY, BOO. BOY 10 20.
%, Il ~.
For r. FSp 800 9rSct Il tb 1000 "a n so M daily
excel SUNDAY
For Annsroi's, 7:soand 900 am. IL 90 and 20
4IOp.m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

| The CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHCWDED-ELO'
QUENT SPEECHES MADK-THE GREAT WORN
DONE ny THE ORDER IN THIS DISTRICT Irs
SPREAD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Twenty-Five years ago the right worthy coun-
Gil Of the Independent Order of Good Tenn
plars issued q charter to Minnehaha Lodge. the
first of the order in this city. Since that time
the local organization has grown, until now
there are fifteen lodges in the District, with a
total active membership Of over 1000. Besides
these there are two grand lodges, a senior and a
| junior, made up Of delegates from the various
lodges.
Last night great meeting was held at Con-
gregational Church to celebrate the quarto-
centennial Of the local organization. Half-past
Z was the time set for the exercises to begin,
but long before that hour the church began to
fill up until every seat on the floor and in the
| galleries was filed. The front rows we're re-
served for children, large number of whom
were present. though a good many OF them
| went sound asleep before the evening was over.
| On the platform were seated the officers of the
| organization, the speakers of the evening and
| representatives from the WOman's Christian
| Temperance Union, the order of JOnadabs,
! Rechabltes, st. Matthews Society and other
| kindred organizations Prof. Bischof presided
at the organ. and the music was one of the
pleasantest features of the exercises, which
| were begun by the singing of the hymn "Coro-
| nation. Prayer was offered by Rev. Dir. New
| man. He asked blessing upon the exercises
OF the evening and upon the order under whose
/ auspices the meeting was held. its members and
| officers. and prayed that they might all realize
| that there YVES something higher and more
worthy of their efforts than riches of an earthly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

Don't Inis.sk. the plaee-rHE TEMPLE DRUG
SIOhE, nr.lsf mas.r.ic temple. grk aud + sts
oleta.th.s-u y. 5. WILLIAMS Co, Proprietors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

ELOCUTION, ORATORY, ACTING.
II Three complete courses. Call for catalogue.
Diplomas, Degrees and Teachers Certificates con-
fered The success OF our graduates has surpassed all
MARTIN COLLEGE OF ELocUTIoN,
og-}tr GA l.,th st. n w.
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A QUXRrO-cENrENNIAL.

healthful on,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
SOCIETY CHAT.

Mrs. F. e. Neufelder, of San Francisco, is
visiting her son. Mr.. e. c. Neufelder, of
Schwabacher Bros, in this city. She was
accompanied on her trip from San Fran
cisco by Miss Alice Goldsmith, who is now
visiting her brother, Mr.. ]. E. Goldsmith,
junior member of the same firm, and also
by Miss Emma Regensburger, of Port
land, Or.
The young people of the First Baptist
church are preparing for the production on
a grand scale OF the represen tation entitled
1.-THE New England Schoolroom." Nearly
sixty young people will take part in the
piece and Judge Orange Jacobs will act the
part of the school-teacher. 1t will be given
at the Madison Street theater and is for
the benefit of the organ fund of the church.
Mrs. w. H. Wilcox and family arrived
Thursday from st. Paul, and will make
their future home in Seattle. Mr.. Wilcox
has proceeded his wife several weeks and
has prepared a home for her. He is the
well-known church architect and is the
author of several mastery books upon his
profession.
Mr. and Mrs. Warehouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo, Mr.. and Mrs. William Butler, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs.
o1mlsOu, MIS- o0nueIS, MISS DanQefS, ana
Rev. George A. Tewksbury, attended the
Congregational club banquet at Tacoma
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Levi Gilbert, of Winona
MIMI. arrived Tuesday in this city and
Rev Gilbert will at once take up his duties
as pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal
church. They are already comfortably
settled at their future home, SIC Pine
street.
Miss Grace Mosher, of Cambridge, Mass,
IS visiting Mrs. Judge Thomas Burke at
Laurel Shade, on Lake Washington. Miss
MOsher recently returned from Paris, and
is an artist of rare ability. She intends to
open q studio in Seattle within . few
weeks.
Mr.. Lauron Ingels returned Sunday
from an Eastern and California visit and
expects shortly to accept the position of
cashier of the National Bank of Commerce,
of this city. Mrs. Ingels will remain in
California for the present. visiting relatives
and friends.
The ladies of the North Seattle Baptist
church are making preparations for grand
concert to be given soon by local talent.
Mrs. Fannie P. Gage, DR.. Van Buren,. Miss
Vesta Baldwin and Mr.. E. Shaf5er are
among those who will participate.
Mrs. Charles F. Treat has gone to Bos-
ton, her old home. and will go thence to
Italy to devote few months to the per-
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Gladstone's Daughter.
Boston Globe.

A private letter received in this city from
q lady who has been studying the life At
Newman college in Cambridge, England,
gives an interesting sketch of one of the
most noteworthy women in England to-
day. Miss Helen Gladstone, daughter
of the statesman and vice-president of
Eedgwick Hail. We are allowed to COPY:
miss Gladstone is an exceedingly
original person. In looks she resembles
her father. and she has, fancy, his vital
ity. She is always laughing, joking, tell
ing stories. She keeps the high table in q
roar. Indeed. whenever ] hear . commo.
ton, turn to see if Miss Gladstone is not
about. and she generally IS. She is utterly
regardless Of dress, comes down to O'Clock
dinner in gingham, and for lunches and
garden parties gets herself up to look like
the sfrong-minded, practical wife of .
country minister
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
KUBLA KHAN.
xanadu did Kuble Khsn

In Xanadu did Kubla Khan
A stately pleasure-dome decree:
Where Alph, the sacred river, ran
Through caverns measureless to man
Down to sunless oea.
80 twice five miles of fertile ground
With walls and towers were girdled round:
Where blossomed many an incense bearing tree:
And here were forests ancient a. the hills,
Enfolding sunny spots OF greenery.
But oh. thar deep romantic chasm which slantod
Down the green hill athwart q cedarn cover!
4 savage placed - holy and enchanted
As Ger beneath . waning moon was haunted
BY woman waiting for her demon loverl
And from this chssm. with ceaseless turmoil
A. if this earth in fast thick pants were breath.
A mighty fountain momently was forced:
Amid whose swift halfintermifted burst
Huge fragments vaulted like rebounding hail,
Or chaffy grain beneath the fhresher's hail;
1t flung mp momently the sacred river.
Five miles meandering with may motion
Through wood and dale the sacred rive ran,
Then reached the caverns measureless TO man,
And sank in tumult to . lifeless ocean;
And mid this tumult Kubia heard from far
Ancestral voices prophesyins war;
The shadow OF the dome OF pleasure
Floated midway on the waves:
Where was heard the mingled measure
From the fountain and the caves.
II was miracle OF rare device,
sunny pleasure dome with caves Of ieei
damsel with dulcimer
In . vision once saw:
1t was IN Abyssinian maid,
And on her dulciner she played,
Singing of Mount Abora.
Could revive within me
Her symphony and song,
To such deep delight 'fwould win ne
That with music loud and long,
l would build that dome in air,
That sunny dome! those caves OF ice!
A nd oil rh N heard ahcuId 10 then, ShnxN
And all should cry, Beware! Bewarei
His flashing eyes, his floating hair!
Weave Q circle round him thrice,
And close your eyes with holy dread,
For he on honey-dew hath fed,
And drunk the milk of Paradise.
Samuel Taylor Coteridgs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

~ wLo - Dei-
-. .l' kevo g s4n1Oasaon = Anoien ciuO swm8'
s r.s snu ne 0sncs as..su Until iate nour.
A1ss usnce - suo ss1iss wui = neiu
Aouosy evening
woAEHs RELIEF CORPS TArn.
On the 10th, 18th and 18th Of October the
~. !. ~..s,a 90. - s,,~ a.r,... NJ 1T,
LII 1N &. 49, 49, 80 =. .. r.. .1ss
ana eetnrdav sfternoons. n;nns, sna ~.
- NH - $500 =, IN v,.;.,-. :. s. .~..t.
Z mai The fsir vill cloee vitl, : d.nc.
r,rvy.,x IN ,er.,c.r ro~r..~
m. 800 $500. g -. 49,. r,a....
49,. ..e py =. ~ c-y..,. 0e
ssts.s-s "a s..,a., $500. 49, ~. 80.
80 49,. -.s~ssa ...v.
~ s., I 49,. .nsss 49, 80 s.sa..ss
-. .S'-o "'''e =. - ~ 49, -,
Recis.tior :. :. $ A..' ~ Ma phoehe CO..
Vocal solo, ..............M iss Mabel NcAlpias
Vocal duet =, &C.,. .;;. *
rnst,rmert.i snio Mis- Jniis chsmSSr lain
Violin solo. ..............M iss Winniired Akthur
Recitation. Miss Any QooEge
Rscitstior .o'o' fseo,~" ~ Ssrsns
Vocal duet Prof. ssor and MIS-. Crsndaii
END OF THE OUTDOOR corCERrs.
The last al the summer evening councerts
e,yen by the First Regiment band during
the mast few months occurred las even.
ing in the armory. The following pro-
.....-. -...--m.a..a
ny $500 40 a5i ~ rs.,,
0yerture-"Riyal'-.... ..............: Pstlee
otau uu LAM naes,oS
S's. uscnus Won ss'efnsus A1ss.s ss
gnenish fant.sis-aTs peIoms1 Missnd
Eni.ods rnil{t.tr.- ssrhc Mech pe.tss
Tndsrnrah
Sit
-..
isAD. sAAA lsAN
1,cparauons LOT tue Iaoos c.rnivsl 70
- gwen ~ Tue IAules ano youEs Peop.e q
-. ~ GA :, pss ons. ~ 49,
nrom;ss. ~ ~ one r. ,,nr.rsI In i,tsrs s.t'
Tha .r,srts;rr,.nt iii consiss "a ssrcv
al, - -, ."ns ,.."s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
A Preposterous Verdict

Judge-This verdict could not have been
reached on law and evidence.
Foreman of Jury-No. sir; we just used
common sense
Judge promptly HOverruled and set
aside.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05
IN AUTUMN.
III Rains Awaken the
ocial World.
(jNc or THE SEASON.


- NJ southland hieing.
r. to wilderness mournfully
~ and the summer i dyinsl''
is DE tropics flying.
01nfs fseTetfully crying.
- 1o0d and the summer 10 dyingr
~ 90 the chill swsrd lying,
&isd whispefipss soft replying.
- ooad and the summer IL dyinxr'
susie n. Best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.


The annual meeting OF Tho Wabash Railroad Company
Stock and Mortgage Bondholder' VIII be hcd
AZ the general Office Of the Company in St Louis MO- o"
Tuesday. September ., 1890, commencing ut y O'CLOCK
NJ for the election Of Directors and the Transaction OF
such other business may legally come before sad
meeting.
The transfer books Will close August o. 1890 az l.
o'clock and reopen September 1890 at 10 O'clock
o. D.. ASHLEY. President
J. G. oTTEsoN. Secretary.
GAS BONDS Of wcll-EnOwn companies Tor
~ Investors d., -irine cont return ana aIofds,
ample security q ready neeotahlity % long staining
since issuc a. strong guarantee Of principal and Interest
YELLING A MALCOM II Exchange Place
WANTED to form Syndicate 10 take mp
w 100000 pcf cent coupon 10 year nrst MOtg'g"
Bonds OF ~ 900 10000 secured on the I'n
and Real Estate an American Industrial Company about
10 tc brought out In England and America; rrierch'e
given and required Address T. o. Box 2foo' Nc"-i"r"
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20

OJEAN AND FISHING EXCURSIONS
a.encc so elegantly Furnished rooms a co S,d
lis peck Sip East River, 40 Franklins ST. North
River 8 20 Far IS cents. with BAT. Ladies
JcrU GRAND ANNUAL PLATTDCTSCHE
IOvoG NFEsT on snndsv. IN Mon61y isth TUESDAY
Goth OF August $50 at the Sehuetzen
Park Union I'M y. J. Admission. 25c Children under
l. years free. . JOHN KIEfS' fresdeht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
STATE OF INDIANA.
Proposals for 100000 Funding Loan

ISDIASAPOIIS. August Il. 1890.
Sealed proposals To- tn purchase VI Bonds 81 the stat
Of Indiana a.loi.Led Att OF tn General Afstt' hp
nrokrd March u. 1883 tArts lhsD page 80 u IN
amount Of Slx Hundred Thousand Dollars tFCOtOoO va
N. rr.clIed by Tie undersigned state ohccG ~ ue one ,
81 dc Auditor u H. state o. Indiana ia The NV 81
I'D .napo. until 1nuIsda tho 2lst day q August ISM
" Goad. A. Authorized tor the prrposc Of fundnr
=. lower oil interest temporary ott.iuuhs loan o.
1900 600 dated March !. 1852. no" iedrehanl'; . 81.
Ile yglds herein dcfiEn11d Will De b"laDle ~ 1'
n.ral accucy OF the la ne civ u New YORK III len
ye.rs acf the!r and VIII DE rcdten1br AZ the si
mace ~ the pleasure - the state after hte wars Ihc
,i b. issued Registered :'n ia denominations 70 Ht
No uufca.e transferable said n-rd AGENCY wlthout
thee per cont (J per cent? anhum. i abc semi
PROPOSAL. viii not -rr ehtc area anu
all uropa, must BE- ACCOMPANIED bY certified cheek 70 th'
dcr ~ the Treasurer ~ the state u Indiana cdNl III
anoun 10 nyc uer Is cent? " the ar value 81 ne
r0nds bid for Checks ~ unsuccessful bidders VIII d.,
r.ufucd immediately after the award T. made th'hs %
succc,sul bidders will be- aDn cd account OF uef b
chase and 81 failure 70 Ia' the balance Que VIII
be liable 20 forfeiture. 49,, all
o Wlnslow I.aulcr & Co.. ia the CITY u Ne"-loik on
The light is reserved reject and all Proposals.
bidder. are requested aupend cODv 81 hls al iefS
rne 10 their bid aud state denominations of bonds desired
A copy " the AUTHORIZING Act may be had vi hcssIs
""'''' ALVIN y. HOVTY. Governor
BRUCE CARR. Auditor Of state.
j. A.. LEMCKE Treasurer oi STATE