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New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
NOTICE
To the Holders of the Outstanding
Bonds Executed and Issued by
TIE UNION STEEL COMPANY,

corpora lon organized under the Laws q the STATE n
Illinois. and secured by certain mortra9" also executed
by the said THE UNION STILL COMPANY dated
Angus. 10. 1~,o. conveying c'iton premises therein
described To- OBJ, METROrOLGTNN TRUST CoNIANf
Of the cry of New-YoeA. couo.aton organized rnder
the Laws n fhr state Of Nrv-Nuro uu~t'o for th'
Uses and purpose, expressed and st.. fo.h in sad
mortgage which -a.d mortgage recorded on thu 18TH
day ot No,,nb,r. I->G u Boo', 195l on PAGE 45l IN
tlc Recorder, oace f'r che county of Cook and state
% Illinois.
whereas Che SAID THE UNION STEEL COM
PANN va, authorized 90 issue series ~ uf,.l lYudr,d
Of 10, corporate bonds each fYr the STUN o ono Thousand
Dol.aI, tel Ooo.. secured by said mor-age; aa4
whereas tac said THE UNION >TLEL COM.
PANN. hy thr provisions ~ sad bond and mortgage.
reserved u, urht 20 and ra,.e the whole or any
par, Cd, tine said series II bond, issued and secu'i
by said mortcase. at ,nc date " ue payment of any
s,nIauuuA u,timcut ~ Interest hy paying par and h'c
per premium therefor aud by gazing ninety dav-'
norcc hy one publication n newspaper Of general
circulation m ths C.tf o New-lorA and. also likewise
In tho city of Chicasoi and
Whereas. also, .n case " tho payment OF the Who'll"
part ~ said bonds, 100 thr manner above stated.
Interest upon the sad bond, shall each cease
upon thc expiration = sad ninety day, notice. and
Whereas tac saia THE UNION STEEL COM
PANN by NItue of Articles OF consolation. made and
entered into Nav .. i,~o. by ud between 10 and the
NORTH CHICAGO ROLLING MILL COMPANY. a
corporation likewise organized Lndcr The Law, ot the
State of Illinois. created the ILLINOIS STEEL COM
PANY. which -ld ILLINOIS SrIli. COMPANY. a,
successor 20 TIlE UNION STEEL COMPANY. DESIRE,
o avail Itself of the -ht thus reserved 70 THE UNION
SrIEL COMPANY,
Therefore. notice 8, hereby given the Aforesaid
holders Of Cine sad bond, respectively. that thc ILLINOIS
SrlEL COMPANY Will pay and retire the whole ol
said ,,rio, Of bond, nov outstanding upon the
FIRST DAY OF APRIL. \. D. 1890
accordance with tc term, and provisions of the said
bonds. upon the prc>ontlton OF tlc sad bonds, with
coupons attleh.d it, office. 40. Wau-,t in the
city of NcN-No,h; os at t, Office. No. 1o6o. I'm tho
RooAery Building" the southeast corner oi Adam,
and Ia Sale SIS, 10 the city OF Chicago.
ILLINOIS STEEL COMPANY
By Rl' IND G.. HANNAH Treasurer.
December -. 1854.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Gclp t0aH.r1

Is the BOOK BUSINESS Wan'.d. mt sette
l hos. must i,-.4. 20 parents lHt .DH' WrI r.'oia
rcld d. Addr.-- III BIlolllE Station il.
w WANI g." heDo-. -ne .a'. a.i, I-i-",- - ''.e
w orders iu .Il- a.N fIal- -,tanlt. in
the Wild ot Africa. and ilon l. Rescued I.u I"-l'.
The intrepid H,." ht- Jg.. returned 60 rtL.ltton- lu
interest 1f fever N.af. This I- t" stanley
I,ok he poop, want ~'Dt 5o .cn'- for 'ith' and b
th. ni-t n thr Nelt or rr. trfa.c at4f g., ll Ifrt
ular-. terms. So. Artuf .I.t .o.niNp money Wit.
quick FEtSKII% ~ ili>HINr co.. Bo> go. Il .h-
nond. Va.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
BURNING DRIFT WOOD.
BY JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER

BY JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER.
from The Independent of January 2.
Before my drift wood fire l sit,
And see, with every waif burn
Old dreams and fanceS cOlurng H.
And fOllyS unlaid ghosts return
0 ships of mine, whose swift keels cleft
The enchanted sea on which they salleo'
Are these poor fragments only lett
of vain desires and hopes that failed
Did ] not watch from them the light
OF sunset on my towers IN Spaih'
And Sec far OF. uplOOm in sight
The Happy Isles might not gam
Did sudden lift of fog reveal
Arcadia's wales of song and sprins
And did 1 pass, with grazing keel
The rocks whereOn tie sirens shsf
Have not drifed hard upon
The unmapped regions lost to man.
yhe cloud pitched tents OF PreIier J9hh'
The palace dOmes of hubla Khan
Did land winds blow from jasmin fowerS
Where Youth the ageles, Fountain fills
And gold from Eldorado's hills!
Alas the gallant ships, that sailed
on blind Adventures elrand sent H,'ro,
Howe'er they laid their courses, hhleu
To reach the haven of Content
And of my ventures: those alone emo,
Which Love had freghted, saicy spca'
Seeking good beyond ms own
By cleareyed Duty piloted.
o mariners, hoping still to meet
The luck Arabian voyagelS, met, net
And find in Bagdad's n0onlt street
HarOun al Raschld walking YET
1"1S The fair. fond fancies dear TO youth.
/ turn from all that only seems, 1T
And seek the sober grounds Oh UEuih'
What matter that it is not May,
That at'" darker grows the shortening day,
And colder blows the wintry air
The wrecks Of passion and desire,
The castles l no more rebuild
May ftly feed my drift wood hre' .hu,od
And warm the hands that axe mas chl'ieu'
Whichever perished with my ships,
! only Know the best remains
4 song of praise is on my hps -
For losses which are now my gains
,geap high nv hearth, No worth is lost;
gurn on poor shrcds, your holocaust
shall be my evening Sdcilhce'
Far more than all l dared to dream
Unsought before my door l see
On wings of fire and steeds of steam
The worlds great wonders come 10 n10'
And boer signs. unmarked before.
OF Love to seek and Power 10 save
rhe rightng Of the wTonged ana poor
The man evolving from the SiaNe'
And life. no longer chance or fate.
safe in the gracious fathSrho%' rft
In calm assurance OF the Eoou'
And we'll the waiting time must De,
Tho brief or long its granted days.
II Faith and Hope and Charity ,
sit by my evening hearthrres pldIe'
And with them. friends whom Heaven mas spd''
Whose love my heart ha> comforted'
And sharing all my JOYS, has shared
Ny tender memories Of the dead
Near souls who left Us lonely here,
Pound on their last. long voyage, 10 WHOM
We dav by day, are drawing near,
Where every bark has sailing foohl'
I know the solemn monotone
of waters calling unto me 49,,
, Snov. from whence the airs have blown
That whisper Of the Eternal sea.
ns low nv fires of driftwood burn.
hear that seas deep sounds increase,
And fair in sunset light. discern
It's mirage lifted isles OF Ic'tce'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Dancing Atn0rmlrs.

4 LTXA&DLE MACDtLoOR>. Jos VT .5tn-- -
y New classes Boo cIu.a- Immediately attr i.' iD.i-
d,r-. advanced rla--.- saturday uor4- 1l 'At apple
cation desirable private lr--on7 'n' 'tnr lF aii H'
-CARTIEEs DANCING ACADENY 30 jia-syo
hours. WALTZ TAUGHT Rapidly iiaI- 20 .e~
~ GAE1.O. Tue-3As ans -sl-d,v A,rtao.n-.
~ Jia FIFTH ANI. f5'l--'
o hcr Cla,-.- so W ~T -jI 49, ST
EIO w. WALLACE - Dancing ~..o..- 90 Wet '.'i-
VI -t. and HHl,l. go and -- W. I-''H-. '.i' -.'i
application.
NJ -. HARVARD EIILLY. master of dancing. ha.
vi returned from IWop; pr'Ate 49, -pc. .iaD al
543 5tliY~ 80 rifclsr~ sent hv nall
orp oVC ACADEMY FOR DANCING c- We.t e3l-
~ t II SEA !iige Pm. No. ani e,c
~. private le-.ou- - a ih' f., 'ofe dances 1r
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Ifathcr5.


y blduch~-, supplied schools AMI fJu4ic- Sch" ID,
Modern Language -u h'u 4l ELAN
COYRIERE. 81 T.. 17tn-st-, h,t fn-ar aud b.oaiN'5.
best TEACHES. American ant Foreign. -4IIi.
"A, foi al branches. 30 all lor'.'lr, n' 'a-' N''
WANTED Zee fof lt-.-'f .t, iuilH l" -i' l'
Il 7. AVERY. Amalc School Bureau. Wr-' lf'r-.'
n. Y.
BILE TEACHERS. Govoiu"s~s. Tutors. Pr'f s-or-
y Ol-,ui>t~. >in-e.- a.. 10, i.nN NI'i H. -N' i
free of charce. Ms, DJNOVAN'~ lelCn".s bureau Nl
Steal Agency 30 Fi-t 1itl--' school. r.c'nin'hl'l
A iEEICAN AND FOREIGN TEAo oHLE, AttNDf
y supple. Ploic-ury. Teacher Tutors H"sriAr-'-'
&C.. TO College, ; h.. au4 ltn..lcS ,.NppF i.
MI " j. NOUNG-FtLT0N. % Union sQNaf".-
- CIII HNERHOEN'S TrACurES' ACrNCY +
- Oldest and h.-f&no"n .n T. : -'A' -.'' 500
rI,EACuTEs wANTrn-Lpf.. H-1.r lr--i '.
pr,rcpf'r-- ill .nu'.h -.-"' Co. .'' 'i .'''
Nafhcaati.- Iaf.ral drawing alf -I,'f u- H''
IiI,r6V Amrilran and io.e.-n Teachers Ac'ary. -3
Union square.
x.5OV.x.s FYCUNvcr TYACHERS BUREAU ,f.r
w both sexes supplies proi"'~'r> ra. h,I-. f'''
musicians. hYu-ek.' pfr~ com. onions. ''fi .i''
colleges school, aal fimi'-. ,.-' 'nos l".- .t-'-'
rhcis anf c0pvi--- .. business firms
MIS- q l.. WTHNTR goo 5t'.et' Nov York CIV
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
New Securities.
Assessment ON stock 10 Per Cent.

Assessment on stock 10 Per Cent
The SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE COZ.
sOIIDATED BONDS and the underlying bonds TO ~
PAlDOFF S22.5OO.OOO of the First Mortgage Fours
and s5 400 900 of the Preferred stock being applied
10 this purpose.
The formal REORCANIZATION AGREEMENT,
containing full Details showing the apportionment OF
the remaining securities among the 'f'hS'
"SIXEs," md STOCK" and In payment Of the as
se.-mcnt may be obtnined at the Once Of the tEN-
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY, So WALL sr or from
.uy member of the REORGANIZATION COMMITTEES.
BONDIIOLDERS and STOCKHOLDERS are invited
to their securities without delay, aud receive
tbe CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANYs engraved certin.
Gates for the snme.
SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE BONDS will be received from subscribe
rs 10 the 900 900 fund, in lieu Of cash. at par aud
interest accrued aud TO date OF payment and
will so be and held for payment In aceord
nnce with said agreement.
1h January 1890, IL the last day Tor the
deposit O bonds aud stock.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
JOEL Il. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY BCDGE,
COLGATE HOYT
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
COMMITTEE
G. s. ELLIS SECRETARY.
81 WALL-ST.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
nailroaUs.
NEWY0RK CENTRAL E!
G
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

From December ist. 1859. Trains leave follows;
s:5oA. VI. FAST NEw.YoEK STATE EXrREss- -for
Caandseua rochester Batavia and nanalo WafHgd MAJ, M
Palace brlwine-ltoom ,3rS u" i'u"'' nrGt smoaing
Canandalsua daily, except SUNDAYS. b'"'' '""
ojO 1. VI. THE NEw-YORK AND CnICAGo Nm. Nm
Bu,i smoking and Library Gavin bHt,r ,H S1H2I s,u ,,
Room sil,irht sixteen SECTION and rNatc CompaTt-
"PIn,th system Arrives al Chicago at 80 a. N.
,o!3c ,,' 4. H. THE souruwESTEEN .LIMlTED--ttooI
,nS,Ir nS,I' sb1i" DlswIna. Room Dining. sleeping. and
Passenger coach The cntr- % tls.n sr 5''' ANU
1f:50 A.M. WESTERN Day ENrla.-s d'iy TAecPt &
Sanaay, Train !c1,n- 5 9, iar fSIcc Draw,
inc-soon 'ar- To- N'iacn', "fs4, "fs4i'l and 5h.caso
T,rlor Car CLEVELAND CINCINNATI Wagner Dining
.,1 NvT-l I'H S,iciGo 1I>CiNA NII. AID 81.
opVn EArlrSs oi Ganalo N~aa isc Toronto
MN inf'ten Wa-nr No,unuie sleeping cars. Dm-
iu, Can 10 Albany scryina dinner ',.. ,- ,o.,c.,r
1000 p Vi. tASt Ni"lil iNti'tHS o' ',io,iTnst p
st. iCai- DSiioli ara Cn.cso. VIII through wagner
i0E ALB4Nl. UIIcA slEAGiGlsE oendst5l; IL y i6
a. ~. 10 90 m. 90 a. n p M ~ Vo go m
IOI; ACEi ~ A%D & 70 oo ~ ny. - 90
ro,: HOY. s,rAtoGA. ADMoNDACK MOUNTAINS,
sli;kSnlI.E HILLS. WA HtELLM DlVlSloN-ho'55
Ior n. ,,a,,on IN regard The above aud all other
I'm I'm i 't e l ,,f. ,.liy o., GIaud GENITAL station,
~ Nos ltlf. 80 ana 2i- li't..'' ([-viSn,k aii
Was,nr.onst Ks u,on.,i. ava a2s B.dforf'e' J.. d.
szGs- s can, f., 20 ANA ,na,5a Gaf.a, '''f's' '''"
Iul4y c>.ot ~rnaas. Da. except S"tnra'''
mianrtt ,,op at I.-t.-t ,t,uon 90 tA' on passengers
10, I1I,% ,S' NJ Iorofl. ' oIoEGn II. DANIELS.
,,clrr,l Srlcriut.ndeut G.utul Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
JCc Cream

fACI -u..t.ur lie rream made from pure
Y cream Horor'- Fffeaf super ff.lra Biok> o. lee
Cream 2 fr-fAurlrt- thIfch.-. Festivals &c, VIII Keep
l1-i one hour couatf' order, ,a . .."i oet =,
l.aL--.t. N.--Y.rk 40 l.l Fn,o--., b. kyn
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

nm EOOk or OPEN-AGG SPORTS. octl,o 500
Il pages. Illustrated. The standard authority on
American swim.
ming, ball playing shooting horseback riding Nc &C. in
full - Dor copy Published by The TubIne NcN orn
Entertaining and universally coMpIented by the press
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
NENN S Wv a RI "A
RAILROAD.
~ AND AIrIE JANrAEY J. 1870. =

oN AND ArrIE JANUARY ]. 1890.
Train, l.,r stations foot o' Dc,bro'-c" ana 'or'-
800 T. VII s'~r LINE for the W.. r4i.'n ,.,d.
land 3, Il a. Columbus , go a. il ,ia go - =. .-
1000 \. VI. ri t>>rl l.' t>it ALI ~ i,ll.'.'. ana
lo-.a ,>r.H-.f .' .' i I.'N , oi-.-.,.
t.n ,,r- t,f.... a.i ..nt.ei.a- - n''Ni i'.'a-
and movable ,l..'i.. l.-ht-. Arrives Cincinnati 30
a.t tl|.iro % 30 %. r. n..t d'f. ...,..,,.>.,.r
200 ~ ST. B.. ig [yi.i, ynil,l'2 ,, ~ ,af 6
'Ia,, o. ls q. n. C.l.a-. p n.. 'ad 80 Louis 600
$50 p. VI. ~, Vr~rrG> rNrrt~S ',r I'D lo.9'- 70
,,i ,r,' no. r.an-,. ..an., road
r -...l ....t Doan.. O., l Cleveland
500 r VI rA..g IS, .,.a r'l g.. '-,. ,d.. ,o
N.mp..- tia f- -. ftn.. .'H Nt..f .-.t.-
~ C.-, f-.. r. Oh E.r."~ cleveland aaa 'o.pm-
B,Irruonr. w,-Hr>GroN. ANp TIKI ~orTH.
"Va-f f--.a I.r iNlf " 'i-'. i,,. A.,
I. %. ' r.' r ,
49, .4 l. - a.a.. o.. ..a' "i .'t.' ''t
oho E'.e', ''a .',- . ..'.r' ''''. Coz '''
IT,, tIIA>TI, ciI1 io. p n 17r".rh ,'r v,ea.
r,r ,.t I..tf .... .,.t.. .., N.e 1. l' .sf ..I e
,.f \.-s... It...a fl.. ...I' ~ltfI.
aUt - .nI. pei. ...t. t.t H,.'... lHt l.H Lr.. .l'
d. u. H..h..a.-.
FUR PHILADELPHIA.
r. . $500 .iu ,h..nfo i..I'i.
.t r...- ,I. ..t II.t. Washington D. r.'." a.i
u... I" 'a.. '- ''n.
'
S., r. ..o .i. t.i' t .'N .If 10 p. f... ana
..I,...'f N.......
rf. N.e l.f. Transfer '0 ftn' r.i ,' fnr aat check
-.tf. Doe I.t
..'.., - I..,. trains ipp.r t. sar '...t a'.ut
Df f.. tO.I
,uI- ri.H T. WOOD
a...-t. N.a-.r G.n. r.I I.--r Won't
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
For Both SeXeS-City.

For Both SeXcS-Clty.
A -CIRCCLARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE state
A. whether boys girls; city or country. X T.
AVERY American School Bureau, . West 18th ST., N. y
DERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ] W.. 25th'st:-
ID Conversational knowledge Ia few terms $40 each ;
trial lesson Branches In Brooklyn Boston. Phila
deIphia, Washington, Chicago. Berlin and Paris
II ISH'S SCHOOL or SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING, Is Wall-st
Cali address JAMES II. FISH.
FRIENDS SEMINARY. Rutherford Place, opposite
II Stuyyesant square. Thirteth year Aoaiemc.
Primary and Kndergaren Departments. Special atten.
uon 10 English studies Thorough Of study
parstory Columbia College for schools Of technology
No extra charges Catalogues upon application Opens
A EDWARD 4. H. ALLEN. G. E. Principal
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORI
ACIITNEJnN
/ LIIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortandt and
DCsbIOssca st,. a. follows:
a. N. FOR Slatinpton aud intermediate points.
~. for Geneva, Lyons. Elmia. Rochester. Buffalo
and the Wcst, aud principal local polnt, Chair car TO
Lyons ana Pullman car % Suspension Bridge.
for L. and g. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair car - Mauch Chunk.
D. N. Tor Tunkhannock aud intermediate ppint-.
Chair to TunkhannOck. Connection 20 Reading and
Harrisburg. -.
80 p for Elnira ana principal intermediate points
Chair 70 Wlkcstarrc and Pullman sccpcs % Sus-
~ 10 p. m. Tor Slatngton and intermediate points.
40 D. N. Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg
D. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, BunalO
and the West Pullman soepefs TO Lyons and Susp
BridPe.
Trains leaving az : Il. m. II a. M, | p and 3 40
d. III. connect for all points i MahdnOy and HaflctOn
coal regions ,-,.,..,. .c,,..,...
"A. ~. for MIuch Chunk. IIJIlcton and intermediate
points ana II M 30 Shcnandoah and ntermodiat. D0ns
40 y. n Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points,
u. for Geneva, Lyons, Eulp, tOchc-tci, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern once. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JER,EY,
- FOOT OF .LInLGIY.sr. North mNlR.
90 a IL. for baton. Iietl.1ca. A.lcntoan. Mauch
100 no" r fo mington Ison B,tlI,bom Alien.
, LiEs Ls nyg,'eoos ,;, E'.oq, e,nlYae%.
inF, Harrisburg, Pott,,lc. Ianaqua. Shamokin. sun
''i' 90 p n fof iIrmnao' Ea,'on Bethlehem Au,n.
u 50 T. iol Iaston i,tl. hcm AH"g,oHn Nauoh
80 30 % M h. 70 FOR 80 Sod. i,I'9@d sad ua @ ias' '''''
chunk Ss' caans Z & 1o' Hss@rr S d On saG &, '5 30 so
p n,oo 90 4. e. S.nda{, iIt Il,''" ",.,,i,o Allan
town '0a and q Madc6 cnan& "''
90 p saada,:, for Ea,'ton. Bethlehem. M'n
l,ds GF AID ia po E'T rled,nt St g. ~ II u 'S o6
90 4 20 i:i5 6 10 y. ~. sunday. . 90 a. u : 06
D. M N. sunday train, DO not stop at ocean Groyr Of
FOR MSnmouth Beach scabright ctc. at 80 10.
r@r ls A!antc h9gI59d, y, Na,aveo and ke,go,
I 80. 3'5 m, co. 80. . 30 p III. s'nda'-.
Fot IsEeTSPa 3D., 30 ,,9 D. n 2S co. 3o ''' 90 o.
For Atlantic CITY vineland and BrIdgc'on 80 a. m
" For Perth Amboy 80 100 sl5 10 30 II. - a. NJ
d" ''' EU6GTESr And QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Via Central r. X. oi Ncwjer-} hlad'phia and Reading
r. r. aud Baltimore aud ONO H. H., leave foot Of Liberty
For Fnadephla 90, 7:i5 5 80 II 90 am. 30
SUNDAYS, 80. 80 a NJ :oo. 20, 90. 90 D. n.'
For i.a tmorc and wa,hrpton daily at 80 II 900 o,A
cent Sunday NJ. 100 20. 90 j.. n. T. 10 night
80 p. NJ l2 l5 night have connection for Reading Har
Tickets and rarer Car seats can Dc procured AZ 2d1
i3jthst. I3i East I25th,t. Ncw.York; Courtst $50
Ncw-york transfer company win call for and check
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
For Boys and Dung Men-Countl

SON 1870 Brosfway between 32d and s3d sts.
For Boys and Dung Men-Countly.
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Boarding School.
- V" "i'o i'AiiG rameipai S O. r. WILLIS a. NJ Ph. D
4 CHOICE sCHoOL-shorudse Media Academy for
A. Il! (HSryaiI 7Gfadaatc, Media, Penn CneaF rhlla-
CHELTENMANI AcADEMY ZEN oGoNTz r. Asw school
sqgpn Gymnsum t15y sn5a dr For laqlSqgn ePega
N' A'''' JOHN CALVIN RICE. \. NJ. Principal.
U,LMwOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-At Milford, Conn.,
II Parent, who are unfoitunate in the nanage me.i q
y eT his o9e .eb"d % 40 A4s, Gf 30 F&HNk A. HGW Su
CREEHoLD INSTITUTE Freehed. " j.; 45th y,ari
college preparation specially business heh scho'
NEwyoRK MILITARY ACADEMY; CoRNw| w|ALIcotN
Location mile, above We-t Point Advanced cour'e' ot
oricsr dc,alda from le Amy Military Instructor
Col! c. }. WRIGHT. H. s. A NJ Snpt.
PENNsYLYAN1A cNFsTEE M5k1TAEf "A AcADLNf'
T~'o'yo'S3if aih&h4 4.af ID,d9oS If.E2s;RR''' IS
civil hGDseGG6i 6isSnl9d G9l%dS Scpady Courses A
Circulars Of 81 STEEfMTG M 81 81 Psyst City
ID ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE. BRIDGEPORT, COM.
For ,, e2ys nSaS,5 SaS.5eA sonf for c.rca1
parents ai"''' p''''s s b JONES l. n, Principal.
GUNNER &CHooL - LEoR BOYS, BOYS, r..,r. y y
VNHE PETFSKIIL MILITARY ACADEMY.
i Application, now received Tor 57th ycal. beginning
september ''' ''' Dir. JOHN y. TTLDEN. Principal.
w .SI.EYNN ACADFNY.-Onc Of the hllfdaIen ,bc,t
The payms9, Of se IN advance vii cover ordinary tuition
board wa~hin.. room and heating for nc al tm De-
ginning AUG IS send Tor catalogue TO 6. u. SIEELf'
Principal. wibraham Mas
For Young Ladies-Country.
A CHOICE SCHOOL.-Brookc Han, fol giris and young
a ladies'. sWITHIN C.. sHOkILlD1 y. A. NJ,
tHarNard Gra1uatc Media. Pa. ncat Ph.Hielphla.
poRDENrowN. y. J.. FEMALE COLLEGE,
ID A. Excellent Schoo..
In q charming looauon h.ItafW ana homclike
21 Session begins January "a
Address EIV. W c. BOWEN. \. NJ. Pfc,iden.-
n OLDEN NIL SEMINARY To- Young Ladies.
MISS EMILY NELSON.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR Girls. ENGLEWooD'
" y J.-Hc0pcp> september 20 lIcptfdtoi i9l. COZ
lcce specially. Pupils admitted 70 Va,sar Wele,ey
and smith on our certificate. ADALINE w. STERLING,
CAROLINE NJ. GrTEIsH a b
COOP SCHOOL FOR GIRLS in rhladclpha Pa. WI
VI n accidental vacancies 40 f'd-c'i terms Nu-
dress Postonice Box 67G. Philadelphia. Pa
For Both Sexes-Country.
D)CKLAND COLLEGE. Nyach-0u-th. Huf>on.-Boih
" II. BANNIsTEB. 4. NJ. Principal
S>OU $50 m,ii''5y ',a4sm5 ,1i Ip1.c'oll.lI.
SCHOOLS. Haddouncld. y. J.
Miscellaneous.
DoNT commence the study q s,eneSrapfy ani typeii
Broadway y. y. Pamphlet, free. Write or cal
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SAVANNAH, GA.
THE DE SOLO.

and udgnllffhl hob'4 VIZ "i.i ',.''''J ~
$500 Thro4gh tc,tbulcd train, from Nc"- YORK Guy.
Tor partcuers terms. &C., address tH p9lHotpN co
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1nstrnciion.
Musical instruction

RANJO and GUITAR taught IN twenty private lessons I,
- with without the aid OF notes. HENRY u DOb-
SON. 1870 Broadway. between 32d and 33d stS.
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n0inter Resorts.

tOinter Resorts.
BERMUDA,
LThe Land OF the Lily and the Rose.
HAMILTON HOTEL
OPEN FROM DECEMBER UNTIL MAY.
iof WAITER AIKEN. Proprietor,
Hamilton, Bermuda'
Until Jan l. address at Franklin Fails. n II.
LAKEWOOD, N.J., PALMER HOUSE.
OPEN IN JANUARY. ,,,.,
First.class Opon wood fires. Steam heat Electric
Bells. Elevator. Sun Parl0Is. -
J. Il. PAIMEK, Manager.
LAKEWOOD. NEW-JERSEN.
Laurel HOUSE
FAST EXPREss Leaves y " i29 and n; vi I'D r VI
rains PHI MER Il PORTER. Managers.
The Seminole
WINTER PA RK,
ORANGE COUNTY. FLORIDA
This nud elegant hOri. nee O,inonhilng dohr nun
drcd wilI be opened jGn nnary lsi INSu "nnIi
known ~ the -uccc-sful munger Of the great han-
cr-kil in The Cnt-Sill Mountains " l. -upcrby 70
hig aud brtw syo beautiful lnke-, tnt
ground R"rtly sloping TO the sh0rc- o, Ooih "h ,U
The promenade Gle, On nlscs can be seem Every
Thing thai human ingenuity dr'is" ins been pro-
,idrd make this beautiful house nifrarti'c ana
like for old young. -iccpers from Nrw ork VIII
guide. Address w +. Paige, Winter rnrk orange 'o.'
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financial.
MISSOURI,
KANSAS
AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
REORG1NIZ1TION.

The holders of FIVE and SIX per cent GENERAL
CONSOLIDATED BONDS and of the STOCK Of
the COMPANY are invited TO reorganize the said
company on the following basis'
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For Both Sexcs-Country

GOOD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS in Philadelphia Pa. " I
VI fin accidental vacancies 40 fd-c'd terms "A
drcss Po,tonice Box 67G. Philadelphia. Pa
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COILFGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ENGLEWOOD
y n J.-Eeopc1, sePt'mler 20 lrcpalatGgN Il 9o g3
and smith on our certificate. ADALINE w. STERLING
CAROLINE NJ. GtlsklSH \. Il.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-15
GERMANY'S EMPEROR
Outlines His Plan for Protection
to Workingmen.
THE PARNELL COMMISSIONS
Report and the Comments Upon TIA Temper
ance Explanation and Liquor Crusade
An International Copyright Law.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE council of state
summoned in pursuance of the imperial re-
script opened today. The Emperor in his
opening address said: ''The council
should endeavor to frame scheme
for the protection CT working
men from the arbitrary systems and oper-
ations of employers by which gross ad-
vantage is taken of their needs, and their
Inability to help themselves by any other
means than the desperate remedy of
strikes. 1t should also attempt to
protect women and children against
protracted hours of labor. At
the same time due regard
should be given as to how far German in
dustry will bear the increase of burdens
thus placed on the cost of production with
out jeopardy to Germany's position as
competitor in the markets of the world
Not less important for assuring peacefulre
latlons between masters and men are the
forms OF guarantees to be offered the work
ingmen to secure them the right to express
through representatives enjoying their con-
fidence their own statement of their inter
ests in any difference. The closest techni-
cal study should be given to making state
directed industries paternal and examples
of the effective solitude for the working
man. There is wide field of fruitful &C
ton in the hopeful support and aid of what
the law shall ordain.''
The committees or sections into which
the council is divided are pledged to abso-
lutte secrecy as to the contents of the bills
laid before them.