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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
.,-vDEADA AND WOMANDYING
,1ryANpER WEISS FATAL SHOTS
.,rn 10 MURDER MS MISTRESS AND THEN

N, NJ, TO MURDER HIS MISTRESS AND THIN
KILLED HIMSELF
.,o,ander Weiss, the advertising agent LOT ulo
~ uerold. . who disappeared with Merle Saed"ge'
g. south Beach on saturday after writing 10 liienu
me c,.y that he intended 10 kill himself NVureu
~ .no oty on Tuesday night with the woman anu
- her TO a room al No. 80 Thiru ave NV IL
7on r,rrlcrous assault upon the woman yesterday
u" ,,ed 20 strangle her with rope al first, and ihis
g. that he shot and stabbed her uhti she was i''''
,..s Then he killed himself
T,s INNER part of the three story house, NO. w
- ace e occupied ny Mrs. Hart, who lets furnished
1 l'. ., IoAccrs. About IL o'clock on Tuesday pett
~ ,rent 70 the house with the woman, whom nc
NJ his wife aud hired front room on Tie Up
CO. Gazing that they wished TO occupy 1T for week
- ~, n, .yesterday Mrs Hart and one of her coloreu
",n,s were startled by pistol shot. second eter
-. shot was heard The servant ran ont on the
',nolk where she met Policeman Louis NahW' OF the
,,a, q souad lie followed her into the house aha
"a pistol shot he ran upstairs MIS-. h"rI nau
- two other shots while the servant was out OF inc
- Sahm had TO kick in the door TO Weiss room.
10 Jaw on the bed a yOung woman VINO was ooN''0"
a.. ., n,ood and was Juggling at rope which had been
VIZ" - about her neck On the floor was stout
pou - niddle age. with blood flowing FROM his mouth
h',' I'm, wounds in his breast. An empty revolver
uas beside him.
Inn called another policeman, who sent an am
..,Snoo from Bellevue Hospital. The woman had
- shot twice In the breast and stabbed IN inc
W W. and sides five times. She also suffered from
IT. .torIpc She was not able 10 speak. The man
's 49,. himself in the breast twice, and also in the
n14 ., ue died in a few minutes. The woman was
nV ",oa % the hospital There the surgeons thought
'a conld not live many hours and Coroner Levy was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02

October delivery, 300fd04 40-s4d october and No
vember delivery, 4264d buyNrs November and De.
ccmber delivery, 4 44-Gfd64 4j-G4d; December and
January delivery. 46G1da4 47-64d; January and
February delivery, 4 4s69do4 i1G4d; February and
March delivery, 4 51-64d sellers.
Galveston July Lection quiet middling, 7-sc ;
low mlddung. z Lice; good ordinary, ) ice; net
and gross receipts, 90 bales sales, 6l2 bales; Stock
1924 bales.
Norfolk. July 1.-Cotton dul: middlinc, &c: net re-
cpts 170 bales gross, 2i7 bales exports, coastwise
40 bales: sales 36j bales: stock 1890 bale.
Savannah Jrly lection quiet middling 3-l6c;
low middng, lac; good ordinary, 1liGc net aud
gross receipts, 27I bales sales 10 bales stock 1903
bales
New-Orleans, July Lection quiet; middling,
15iGc;; low nddMpg, 3-lGc; good ordinary
I5c; net and groes receipts, l37 bales exports
sales, 1000 bales spinaers 70J bales: Stock e4iOs
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
REGULAR AND SPECIAL SERVICE
ON TIE SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

For week ending July, L. 1891. Leave New York.
Pier 8 r. r. for Highland Beach, ScabrEht, Mon
mouth leach and Long Branch at 4 so % m.
special July a., 10 40 a. M, IL m Il p. m saturday
onlvl: AS, 80, go p. M; Sundays, 80 a. m,
p For Atlantic Highlands, $50, a. M; /, o. as.
A no : 40 D. m. Sundays, . 80 a. M, p. M
For Elberon Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Point
Pleasant etc. 10 :45 m. p. III. Saturday only.
3:45 q 80, 5 80 p. m
'''N' ~ Al-Rail Route
Icave New York, foot Lberty-st., N r., for Red
RANT Long Branch AsbuIy Park, Ocean Grove spring
Ike Point Pleasant etc., at 80, 10, Is a. m.
90 special July 81, 80, 15, 80, a. 80, 3 30
q n m SUNDAYS Except Asbury Park and ocean
Sr5yej o 10 II 80 a. m. p. m. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
TIE PETROLETN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The culeoll eVc culation was quiet ever, but
the field report, given in The Tribune this morning,
showing decrease IN the new production Of the Penn
sylvlnia wells, impaired strength to the start.
At the Consolidated Eychanee 600 barrels were sold
at 81 5-saC IA cents against 90 IS cents Tuesday
night. Refined oil unchanged 1T 7.05 cents in
barrels aud $50 cent? I'm Foreign quotations
were: Antwerp, Is Is francs; Bremen, G.21 marils ;,
London, . O. lda J-o pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
tl)ork Uantco.

Males.
A YOUNG MAN wishes a position as q
"A collector; good rrlJIcncr- and bond.
Address H. >. Box g. Tfib1ne once.
A LII MATTERS Or ACCOU&.S.-%ot
a Englsn chartered a"cO'nt0nt-. Ju-t
PLAIN Yankee experts; books written up ~
luNcs rgatrd reasonable rates. conf
DENTAL, Tribune Uptown Once, lc.S
broadway.
A YOUNG MAN, 22, with thorough know.
n !carr 9f dOGbl'-ru,r". drslra- position
ia any capacity Al references. WIN. NJ. L.,
8 l.th-st., NeW-LOnG0n. Conn.
4 COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. Who Il
n a thorough businces Hau au1 nan -
affairs, travelling the Eastern and Middle
States viii handle a g0Od s.tc line Or TrpFr-
,cnt industflcs or cOrpofat oIs. AddrS-
CAPABLE, Box j.. Tribune once.
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1r,,e s.rocK MApKErs-ny rr1.EGRApu


Buffalo. July 1.-Cattle-Rccepts last "a hours.
$3.50 head total for the week thus far, 6,Ir0 head
100 head to New York, 2,22O head on sale, 80
head: opened steady for good GRADES: common slow
and lo,rer: closed steady. Hogs-RccCips last "a
hours 500 head total for the week thus far. 1850
head for same time last week 1900 head consigned
tl,rotIgh 1000 head TO New York. 1850 head on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco July l. 1891.
PULLMAN BUFFET PARLOR CAR To CAPE MAY
VIA PENNSYLYANlA RAILROAD.

The Pullman Buffet Hllor Car In service
between New-iork and Cape May has proven
great convenience 70 tie admirers Of that
flvOrlte old resort The car leaves NewYors station
foot Of COrtlandt and DesbrOsscs sts at 90 p.
week day and arrives mt Cape May at 10 p M,
IN ample time to dress for dinner Returning II leaves
Cape May az : 100 m. and reaches New-York at
IL 40 n. H. a trip to Cape May over the Fourth
would be an enjoyable experience. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
tnrnisbeo fouses

- Country.
T. CRNlSHED COTTAGE TO LTT.-At
a Cedarhurst Lake. Lawrence, l.. l.; fine
s.i'fts; still and surf bathing. &c Par.
.eculsIs J. 7. CORNMOSS, 4i1 ClasSon.
ave, brooklyn.
MANASQU RIVER. N. J.. Opposits
i'i Point PicasanL-ShOIe-fIou cottare 10
~, ilfnisbed, ii rooms; broad piazzas on
~ g sices; large shade trees several acres
avn stable private dock; surf accessi.
d. altractve surroundings. WIN. II.
Willy, Owner, $50 Reade.st.
SOUTHAMPTON, L. IA nieGy FUR.
nished cottage with hot and cold water
~ ~ rent nom middle OF July Tor balance Of
s7ds0D convenient b ocean and lake. terms
sssonsbie. ABBY 70 p. o. Box 81, South.
sapton. l.. j.
TO RENT.-BuiDi shcd, far the summer
o.. months one Of the handsOmest places in
ke ptie S0T yes.o gsESsn' SniS, TsteF gas
IVY, New.YOrk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
gnnntrn Real estate Go Get

"A N)SLlE. i. l., adjoining the cOun.
wy residence OF George A. Thayer
l"iE furnished cottage 20 rent high ground.
- views. boating and bathing; stablina
~ ~ - hofSesi rent until November, 700 ;
W UNFINISHED $500 for year. PHILLIPS
9 ELLIS, Tribune Building.
LHERoN, LONG BRANCH and MON
g. MOI ~ BEACn.-ro let COTTAGES,
~ y ~ 1000 some special sales. WILL.
sAM LANE, Long Branch, ". j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
domestic Sitamions Uante1
Females.

III OUSEWORK.- strong young Amer
IL ican woman two years personal ref.
ercnces good cook, washer and lfoaeri city
y. country. With Mrs. TYLER, 3SS 0th-sve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02

COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Liverpool, July This sales Of the day included TO-
700 bales American
Futures closed steady; Amcrican-Mldd low
mddling clause July delivery l-64d, sellers July
and August delivery, 3l-64d sellers August and
september delivery. 35-G404 1864 September aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02

OIL CITY, Penn. July 1.-Nationa Transit certificates
opened at 6s highest. 0s% lowest eGa closed G64s;
sSles. 1000 b5s ceafances, 22,0C0 bb; shipments
1890 bbls runs, 1893, 10 bbis.
piC.6ss.uig ,fsnn' gny l-No, msIKe -, .,e..,o.
opened at 81 closed at CG; highest G7's lowest COZ
cleaances, Of.oO0 bJ.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
ecrses ano Carriages.


81, "a. SO BrOOms-s.;sh,v.
and BSsadway, 5lst:st- and ny tsGcEs
SPRING AND SUMMER CAhhAA"A-S
OF the best class.
y,etnrias. WagoDettes,
nsSSsslista DepOs wagons,
49, 49, 'y1seslats Cuftain Roekaways,
Mail PhaetOns, IN l1p N~'i
Iandaulettes, Dos H..
CmDbuses, lsO9o m~fSos'
q pass. ROckaways, Top fhs11SO,,,on.
Coupe Rockaways, IaqltS
Huse VI Village Carte,
y anSsus RunSbouts,
ttsnC,. Ts,nS Derby PhaetonA
ioctQrs' Wagons, eureys, ,rs
Doctors Br0uChams, Chiloren,s 1LSs''
Fancy Blackboard Saxon fhSeS'n''
,o.ffps Phse;ons. Buckbosrds, ROCKS
WAYS, Surveys. Fancy trays, nds-a'
Iandaulettes, Wagone,tes' OdIss, StsS,
Dos, Village Cart, starhoPs aisT n,oc Se-s'
fo2e Phsetons. Depot Wagonst n DJS,S
phqetons, Ex. Top Csbriolets. RuhSOou'S'
IaDory Victoria PhastOns. -
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nJork Oantc6.


Females.
4 RESPECTABLE, experienced woman
n would lie a few offices 70 clean. or
would do any kind Of respectable work.
Address Mrs o. b., 81 Columbia-st.
DOSl1ION desired In office by lady Ste
/ ogIapher and type"ritot; sal9ry not 80
much an object as experience. Address b.,
oJ5 Madi5On--t.. DrOoGlYn.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
- desires permanent position; has had full
experience; hest references given. Z.
WACHSMAN, 2l0 Avenue B.
=, TENOGRAPHER and Remington and
- CaliHraph operator desires position Is
thoroughly familiar with English and Ger
man; VIII begin With moderate salary
EOELER. 1903 East 10th.st.
CTENOGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- 10 Business Men
without charge tO either party.
WYCROFT, SEAMAHS 4 BENEDICT,
1927 Broadway New-York.
rTYPEWRlTER.-E typewriter, with
l machine; Will work home or go cut
b. hour day or week business confidential.
Mrs. KATE b. FINLEY, % East 2Sth-st
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Ftla Wante0.

Males.
~ ENEEAL AND SPECIAL AGENTS for
VI new territory wanted cheapest IN.
suFsnce known only Il assessments total
since 1885 all claims paid State Treasury
reserve flHld responsible MANAGEMENT; llb.
eral terms correspondence invited. PROV.
IDENT AID SOCIETY, Portland, Me.
lust OUT.-Most wonderful advertising
chant and manufacturer; splendid employ
ment biz pay at adv WORK enclose stamp.
ARC o. MIG. CO. Racine. Wis.
M ETROPOLITAN AGENCY, many years
w established, reliable and very success.
dcrs continually coming In for oil kind- %
mGlo help particular attention given " b {
ter class Of positions. MEIROPOLIIAN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 40 E'way.
NVANTED.-A smart waiter a, 100
w Frontst.
VVAkTED.-S @. GOOD address ca-
w pablo Of selling goods, energetic and
perseycFing; or commercial travellers VINO
are tired Of the road and wish 10 remain a.
home Apply 10 c. d. PEET. 800 Broad
way New-York.
XTTANTED.-sa snen On sala- or com.
Chemica! Ink Erasing Pencil the greatest
ceiling novelty ever produced crsses Ink
usoroGghly In two seconds no abT3 sion u
lspor 200 q 500 peg zen. profit one Asctts
sales amounted 70 5000 IN six days another
s22 IN two hours. We want one encrge,ic
General ~ rt 70 each State AID Territory.
For tcrrs ald full particulars addr "a
THE MONROE ERASER MFG. Co, Ia
Crosse, via.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
Mines and Mining Building. View lalsa from HutA.Wsl

position. This floor also contains suit
able committee and other rooms for the
different live stock associations Of
every character, where such associa-
tions can meet and have their sccrc.
tarics in constant attendance, thus af-
fording this important industry ample
headquarters near the live stock eX-
hibit and the agricultural building. On
this floor there are also large and hand.
somely equipped waiting rooms for
ladies', lounging rooms for gentlemen
and ample toilet facilities. Broad stair.
ways lead from the first floor into the
assembly room, which has a seating
capacity of about 300. This assembly
room furnishes facilities for lectures
delivered by gentlemen eminent in their
special fields of work, embracing every
interest connected with live stock,
agricultural and allied industries.
Taken in connection with the exhib-
its, this feature makes that part of the
exposition devoted to live stock, agri.
culture and the dairy u complete
showing of the most advanced progress
in these branches Of industry. In the
assembly room the most approved the.
cries will be advanced and explained
On the grounds and In the agricultural
aud dairy buildings win be the best il
lustrations Of what can be accom-
plish.d when these theories are pu
into practice.
The entire second floor Of the assem-
bly, hall Is given up TO committee room
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26

start broad fights OF easy stairs icad
ing 10 the galleries. The galleries are
60 feet wide and 20 feet high from the
ground tioor, and are lighted on tho
sides by large windows and from above
by high clerestory which extends en-
tircly around the building. The man
fronts look southwark on the great
central court and northward on the
western and middle lakes and a beau IL
full thickly wooded island. Thc'e
principal fronts display enormous
nrchcd entrances, richly cmhellishcd
| with sculptural decorations, cmblc-
matte Of mining and its allied in
dustries. At each end Of these fronts
are large square pavilions s~urmoun'ed
by domcs which mark the four
corners of the building and are lighted
by large arched windows extending
through the galleries.
Between the main entrance and the
pavilions arc richly decorated arcadcs
forming an open loggin on the ground
floor and Il deeply recessed promenade
on the gallery floor level which eon,
mands n fine view Of the laacs and
islands 10 the northward and the grea'
central court on The south. These cov
cred ~promenadcs are each 20 ieet ~id'
and $50 feet long, and from them II
had access to the building ut numcrou'
! points. These loggias on the first hoo
are faced with marbles OF diferen'
d. kinds and hues, which will be consid
. cred as part Of tho mining exhibit an'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

II IS verv desirable 10 keep the breed
inr stock in a good thrifty condition
\ failure to do this will show in the
offspring
THEsE !, au opening for some enter
pris;ng Individual to introduce late
straw berries that will not ripen until
our present well.known varieties are
out OF season.
one cubic foot Of silagc is estimated
as the allowance for one COW per day
On this basis the size Of the silo re
ouired for q certain number OF cattle
may be easily calculated.
THERE is no loss of any material that
4. applied 70 the soil if the ground rs
plowel aud ready for a crop when the
manure Is spread unless the soil is very
porous or subject to being washed
TIE nrcH live stock is quite as bad
fot the farmer as too much land. Do
not crowd the stock, and do not keep
more than can be fed well, pastured
well and housed well. If you have
more than this sell off the surplus
speedily.
A SOLUTION OF crude carbolic acid
will be found excellent for destroying
odors, but to destroy an odor does not
get rid Of the cause of the odor, only
Disgusting it by substituting n more
powerful; hence clean away the sub
stance that produces the annoyance.
RUST in wheat may be prevented by
destroying the spores in the seed. Dis
solve a pound Of sulphate of copper in
ten gallons of water and soak the seed
in the solution for twenty-four hours
and then dry the seed by busting Of
rolling in land plaster, sowing the see(
as soon as it is dry.
A PINT of linssed meal, and the sam
Of cornmeal, mixed ard scalded will
boiling water, if given to an animal a
night will sometimes prove more ben
efcial than any medicine that can b.
given. Linseed meal regulates tn,
bowels and relieves constipation, a
we'll as preventing cours
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26

v1-ss.r. thus leaving Gear S0ae n CO..
- q building go zee: long and is
.e=. wide, with -v1 side divisions each
= taz. 6 INCHES 5e and $50 :e1t long,
lzs-.-- tie central space ilcu-te-ed
with only Us support NJ s,ee- posts
Tae c4r..eT-> are u PIN connection
n facilitate erection Ire inner and
higher ends u the e4u.-@7e.~ a-a Is
-. zuz-. and the space between them
&. suz1let by -.T=:eL steel t-l>>es with
a e...9.5ea. lower chord
These .-u,s are designed 50 a %
form q c.e-=s,1-r = zee, high with
vertical. sasa extending the entire
length ot central >gzel-o feet: Gid
space terminating 9: each en- with q
great glass gable setting hack @ tee'
from front ends ot building. The VIII
sDzc.nEs u the ca1tlever necess!tated
an extensive system O.: l0ng.tudina.
per-ines Of the r.7eted lattice TYPE. 4
grea, portion Of the root Is covered
with glass
Itma7 te Of in.e-es, 70 state h me
can.Iever system as applied 10 roof:
has NJ. been used heretofore on =
large 2 scale and that the Mines build
Ing Is the only one OF the exposition
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
Wide Awake for October

H,sa Measure in store for all young
- ~ r,-';sh literature in the form
- a NARRATIVES by Mss c. Il. Garland
,.ve3 ~The Nai1eus Of the LAKES
,n,-,-rv Wordsworth, Edith Southey'
,~s So C,lerid-el, lovely girls 70
-, Wordsworth addressed his poem
The Tr.,a~ with portraits OF the three
iris and other illustrations, "lne
T~,,,h'a Grandma Nature had with the
g,~e. by II. Bates, "Bee-Hunung'
bv Rowland E Robinson, aud "a JOINT
hv E. Ola, are three peculiarly
interesting Natural History articles
"a Ni-bt with Russian Wolves, blood
,n-3Iinr t-.s story by Lieut-Col Thorn
5f,e. ~Jess:es Chickens a home-hie
story bv Hattie Tying Griswold' Edith 5
Tninea-Pir. 4 travel story by Esther
Ieor~e. and Bronson Company lLlmlt'
en-. another home-life story by D. H.
Jameson. are very entertaining y
Nooui folk-tale Of The Genesis o.
Earth and Moon a Morse tolk-taIe o.
"Wbv the Sea is Salt" the Margaret
PATTY Letter" the Drawing OF th'
Child Figure Miss Runners art,pa
parl are readable and instructive. Mar
care, Svdney's Peppers Serial IS in
tenselv interesting this month Mel
and Things" is full OF good original an
ecdotes, and there are many readaoI
poems and enjoyable pictures puzzle
and the Children's Letter-Box. $40
wear, 20 cents a number D. Lo'hfo
! Company, Boston.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26

he drop o. gutter hack Of the corn. I
the door where the cows stand
ard Z the s.anchions or tie posts 1t
vii h noticed that the forward part
0. the door is boxed in and filled with
earth. This saves p,anking and pre-
vents injury TO the COWS knees 1t
also sc:s IS a purifier Of the stable.
Three OF four months after filling in IT
Will h found dry enough TO use IN Il
drops when i, should be shoyeled mo
the bin and replaced with fresh earth.
A stable kept dry with dry soil and
having TWO storage places for loan
near the drops may be expected to
keep healthy cows and not contamlnate
milk. Such conveniences also eneour-
age the saving o: manure and so enrleh
the owner. soon more than returning
their cos---Holl.ster Sage, in " L.
I H-nu7as-aai.
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staples. On the end side of the cart
can be carried a few boards and posts.
OF course this is only for repairing,
and if a man repairs twice a year it
will not take long and but few posts
and boards will have to be taken along.
But If the fence is old and wants much
repairing load your wagon with posts
and boards and string them out where
wanted, letting your man follow with
the cart. Then the team can be taken
TO the house and put to work. BY so
doing a man and a team is gained, for
with this cart n man can do as much
and do it as well as two men with a
team with a load Of material.-M LaF.
Raney, In Farm and Home.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26

---s-1 s AMI a TIE
-a-- i ---t=1 81 3 c
e III diameter 4-l IL t-et
VII exhibited
d. palms tl----s -- r
.-a- ear r= procured There 2
In cash ot;-e rz- -1s
u ne end Ir1s aT de-
-1=5 ~ at@ The s.:-- All TIE
1-l--s bling particularly well
z..1.e5 ~ r=e-ea "a an rl-a--
~ CAFES z- -sr--1c--al a1 a.
zzse GA .--s s:z- from which charm
-- views @: The ground can d Or
.a.-ai
ID sr1--5.r- VIII = exhibited al
The 7a-.=- u flowers plants vines
Seeds -zl--te1-,--al implements etc
Those ezli-..s requiring sunshine and
--l-. VIII be shown in the rear Curtains,
where he root Is entirely O: glass and
NJ. TOO lar removed from the plants
The front curtains and under the gal
.er.es ara designed for exhibits tia, r.
---a only the ordinary amour, Of
L-1. Provision IS made to hea, such
parts as require L
The exterior o: The building is in s'af
or s.ucc2. tinted 4 sot, warm INF, co.o'
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most elaborate manlsr. The corner
pagiligns are z~u1nolntsd By dones @j
feet high. and above rhe5e tower
groups Of ~s,a'uary. The design for
these domes is tina. Of three women,
or herculcan proportions, supporting q
mammoth globe.
The agricultural building covers more
than nine acre. and together with the
dairy and forestry buildings. which
cover IL and 4.5 acres respectively cost
about $1,000. 900.
TO the southwark Of tbs agricultural
building Is a spacious structure ceToled
chiefly 10 a live stock and agricultural
assembly hall. This building is con
vcnieut.y near one Of the stations Of
the elevated railway. Il is a very
handsome building and win undoupt.
edly be the common meeting point Of
all persons interested IN live stock ane
agricultural pursuits. On the frs
floor near the main entrance Of th'
building is located a bureau of iufDr
nation. In charge Of attendants whit
furnish visitors with all necesa airy in
formation iu regard b the assembl.
hall and the main agricultural build
ing as well a. other features Of the OK
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rst--e :5- numerous pleasure
n e--.-e YVES. exposure 4
ine l.ees 6 confirmation q .-=
TIA. e--=-is along the
W..L .zas= gua s-rrc
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