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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-10

THE COMMISSIONERS NAMHp IN AND AU.
TO Incorporate the New YORK and New JERSEY
Bridge Company" being Chapter 5J OF the Laws
OF 1865. OF the state OF New Jersey. hereby give
public nodes that the books of subscription 20 TINS
captta a. stock of the said com pas " Will be opened
at HOTEL. on Exchange Place. Jersey
City, Hudson County. state OF hes Jersey on the
18th DAY OF JULY 1891. AT 10 o'cLocK IN TIE
FORENOON OF THAT DAY.
between banking hours, and will be closed ut Il
O'Clock noon on the I'd daY OF July, 1891
Jersey Cts. n. j.. sth day Of June. 1891.
ALLAN L. MDERMorE. FREDERIC p. CULVER.
WILLIAM FORSTER. r. FLOYD CLARK.
JOHN Y. DATEk, WIN. d. EDWARDS,
JOHN GOLDTHORP,
HENRY @. HEKISG ANDRE r. GREEN
JOHN p EVA HohAS.
RODMAN n. PRICE, FRANK X HAM,
THOS 81 DECKER ISrDOh STRAUSS
JAS. I. CHAS.M n. VAIL.
D. CULVEk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-10
HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS " WORI

H1NIEU.
A GIRL WISHES AslfU ATOM TO Do GENERAL.
n Homework cali at 40. AS West SIDE avenue.
SITUATION WANTED BTA YOUNG GIRL 70 DO
~ light housework or mlnd children. No. 401
York street.
A GIRL WANTS SITUATION to DO GE
IA homework In q private family. Call az No.
49, Newark avenue,
VOUNG GIRL LATELY AXDED WANTS STU
bishop street, first floor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-10
MEETINGS.

NoTfcE,-THRRE VIII BE 4 SPECIAL IEET-
~ ing OF the stoe khoiders OF the ". s. Aerophor
Air hoisfening and yenulating Company at lay
lor's Hotel jersey City, y. j.. July iG 1891. At 10
O'Clock a. m. The sps ciaI business being to change
date for holding annual meeting from the fourth
Wednesday In December to the second Wednesday
in December.
Signed +. W. HARTwELL.
Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-10

fellow gets a week in the store where
he wOrks1"
Bella did not answer. She began
to hum n hand organ melody and put
a little foot on the stone step.
HE gets just 81 a week." continued
Joe, 'sand I've often heard him say
that he could live cheaper married
than he can single"
Bella stopped humming, "That's
Just what everybody says she re-
turned; ''and | guess it's about the
fact"
Joe's low, earnest, pleading voice
revealed the emotion he was trying to
subdue.
Now look here, Bella" he said,
seizing one of her hands, 'let me give
yon the plain truth about Jim. II
you marry him he will feed you every
day on liver. / heard him saying the
| other day that liver was only seven
cents a pound"
Bella sat silent. looking straight at
the moon, just climbing up the sky.
Joe looked at Bella and waited.
II like Jim and l like liver, too"
she said at length.
Joe jumped up. Evidently he had
played his last card and lost. In a
moment they had bid each other a
formal good night. The lock Of the
front door snapped and Bella was
gone.-Brookiy Cttfzenn.
Mother Pleasures.
Summers opportunity Of change
and rest often benefit the mother
least. If she goes away she takes so
many comforts and fancied necessi-
ties for the children that there is no
room for what she herself needs.
Now, what is the remedy
Begin by placing upon your daugh-
ter's shoulders some part of the bur
den of the house. Do not drag
YEARLY to every entertainment
where she needs a chaperon, but al
low her sometimes to follow her "
dictates and give up a pleasure that
mother may rest.
For the little ones, provide dresses
so plain they require the minimum OF
laoor to make and to laundry; re-
Numbering, too, that thin woolens
are cooler than starched muslins, and
of these the little ones require few
changes.
Another chance to rest comes
through enforcing an ~inflexible rule
that you will lie down part of each
day. Your best time for this is when
baby is sleeping, for then your mind
can rest, too, and yonr presence in the
room is soothing to him.
You should spend many hours in
the open air. Run and play with
your little ones as they wander over
the fields and shore, teaching them
some Of the secrets which nature
keeps for her human children and
strengthen their love for you by your
power to enter into their e~njoyinents.
Summer should give you time to pick
up some of the fallen threads Of your
reading. your music, or your drawing.
Your children will outgrow You fast
enough in this rapid age, but the dis
lance between you will be less If each
summer day finds you busy Eve a
serious book, a Beethoven sonata. OF
a sketch of some charming view.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-10
Peculiarly Adapted for Factory
Purposes.

TERMS so per cent. of the purchase
money NAV remain on Bond and Mort
gage.
~ Titles Perfect and Guaranteed.
Maps. Free Passes and all information from
1FRE. JOHNSON. JR.. 60 Liberty street. New
York. aud lsJ and 1911 Montague street. brooklyn, or
to BREASESRIDGs & TIcaESoR. s66 Broad
street. Ns~atk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-10
III DESIRABLE LOTS,
EACH 25xtoo FEET, ON
ALBERT. LISTER ASD EUcLD AVENUES M
JOSEPH. ESTHER. LOCKWOOD. CATH
ERNIE n coXNELIA SIS
in the 18th Ward OF the city OF
NEWARK, N. J.

II DESIRABLE HOUSES situated on the prop
erty Will also be sold. All streets are CURBED,
@ and There Ia supply OF
City Water The ELECTRIC CARS bisecs the
tract
APPETIsING MAMMOTH
TENr.
MARTIAL MUsIc BY WORLD RENOWNED I'D
REGIMENT BAND.
SPECIAL TRAIN FROM FOOT or LIBERTY ST.
NEW YoRK. AT / O'CLOCK
These Lots, fully developed and surrounded by
buildings, should command the attention OF all
homeseekers. builders and Investors
The Manufacturers Branch Of the NJ centrai
r. r.. with its splendid facilities for sidings. skirts
the property, and the Passsic Ia within a block
The Lots are. therefore
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-29

yginen srOben 8baIer" Bier obue be.
ionSere Bei9w, ,raiB bertraaen t6nnen,
gu ber 3eit tDurben bic &beinfefiun.
gen Main3, @oblen3. 26ln, Deub uub
gSeiel naG ben neue5ten uno in ben
lsBten 2rtegea etprobten 9pfemen um,
sebaut, betfdrft uno nit 9luBenforts
unb Brafent6pfen bsrfeben.
go bate nun unier CUTE 8eneraI Die
bette Gelegerbeit, fib In ielnem ipeaiels
len Ja9e aus3uaei1nen. Wo1en uno
Ntonate lang fob er in feiner 9lrbeits,
TUBE nit benz @ntmerfen BON NiiIeu,
pldnen uno ben Bere6uungen bet66fs
tigt.
Sin gerdumiges Gema1> bes 6iaters
9aules bate ber @eneraI 3um Wsobell,
iaale berridten lofen. Sn biefem
&aume nurben bic geplanten ssefunass
merle in Sbou unb feu1ten, G0rmianbe
tn berfIeinertem Mabfabe plaftifd
ferttg geteat.
Den Jliigelmann eiRer sSnfonteries
3ompacnie ber @arniion, Nilem
S9nee gebeiBen, ber thngfe @obn els
nes Nauermeifters aus meinem Sci.
matbsorte nabe ber Stabt, batte ber @es
neral fhr befdnbise DhlfsIeiauug i'm
Hauen unb Gormen Der 6eiiungsmo.
belle abtummanbirt. Dieter, eiu ge=
lernter Waurer unb @tudarbeiter, 6as
bel elm finbiser Ropf: bate fid1 tn fur,
3sr 3eit In bies friesste9nii@e Welen
bereiugearbeitet, 10 oaB er mad einem
Rle oes @eaerals iel6ifFdnbig cine
2nnette, 8aiiion ober Elm Sort, tuniiae.
tebt bsrfelsn fonnie.
Der General belt ieinen ,tluaen Ian.
gen WiQem" bod In gbren unb lit In
ietner grenaenIoien @utmhtbiateit,
tDenn oer Willem tflan@maI fim ein
ungem6bnlibes Gelbabewubtiein onges
trunten bate. bsRen unmilitdriiden
Wiosriprud, tpel6er R9 sumeilen su
benz fabnen eobe Deriiieg: rpIanen,
3ei@nen unb &e1nen periteben @reels
len3 mie Memanb In ber Mrmee, aber
bic pratilibe Gormierung III meine
Sa1e."
Run trant Der CUTE General uie oud
iein Jelbma,f9a0 8ltiGer unb piele
anbere 9eerfubrer iener bemegten 3eit
gerne einen e6ten-S9naps!
Die Grau @eueralin mar ieboh nidlt
3u ttber3eugeu, baB bies i'm 2riege er.
probte StdtfunesmitteI I'm frieb!iden
Tamilien' uno @alonleben ebenfaus
tpobltbdtig wirten follte; unb als refo,
lutte Dame bate He zines $aees ibrem
GemabI bic tategorif6e grtldrung ges
ma9t: sd bulbe unter feinen um>
tdnSen GrcnHiweingeruh i'm 6auiel"
Damn bate nun ber CUTE @eneral
t1otbgeorungen ieinen treuen Dillem
S9nee ins 8ertrauen se3ogen unb nit
benz ein ganoniB sef9loHen. sum
3wede INNER einen bei9eioenen 9prs
ratb bon e6tem, oltem Rornfdbnaple
ouf 2ager su balten. l1nb baau eianete
tt9 ein alter Roiten I'm Geiiunesmobsn.
faale gan3 ausse,eidnet.
(ShluB fplat.)
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10. 9apite1.

~. " u tl
Ole erlte Naht unter 0aiIen's Dad
bate fir Gdtbe 8rinflnann feiuen
S9laf gebraht. Dam 9iug Der Gag
lpie i'm 9albtraum bin, uuo es fam Die
smeite. Sc mar freiltA tobtenftiGe in
Der 8orifabtitraBe, uno MIR Don 2eit
5u 3eit t0nte pom 8abnbofe bas Yfeis
| fen elmer Ransirn1ai1ine beriiber, aber
seraoe oieie Nnbe ipedte in Der Seele
bes Wfdb9enS eine Slutb BON @eoanfen
| uno periheubte ben SGlumnler bon
ibren Nu9en.
Das mar nobl niht 3u perlpunoern,
benn Die leste 3eit bate nit iibermdltis
senoer Wndt lire Greisnille iiber &dtbe
ausselhiittet, @uteS inb slrses. gu.
erit oahte fie llatiirlid, lpie jeoes Mfab,
den, an ihren S6as. Das mar fir
iie elm leltIameS, nereS @efiibl, benn
lelten mar elm Mann ibr nabe getreten,
nod nienlalS batten Die 2ippen zines
Manues au ibr bon 9iebe gelpro1en
uno iie 9etiibt.
Sest erihiell ibr oas N(Ies pie ein
2raum, uno bod mie Die notbmenbiee
@rfiilluns zines Jiaturgeietes, uno nit
oem @eliihl Der 9i1erbeit, wei1es iiber
ibr umi6atteteS 0eben fam, erpaf)te III
| ibr Elm lebbaftes @efiibl beS Wtitleibs
nit 9llleu, Die obne 2iebe lebten, ober
nod lflimmer, burd bie giebe aui
falide We9e getrieben Daren.
Vor ibrem Seniter brannte cine 2ae
terne, lpetae bas 3itnnler matt erbeate
uuo ieoen @esenftanb in beulielben err
fenuen lieB. l1eber Der &omnlooe bine
ein Bib bon 0allen'S Trau, Eante
Wtarie, lpie Safob 8rinfmann fie AT,
tpeilen 9enannt bate; Elm gutes, ltilIes,
ettpas leibenbes 9eli6t. Gin bic Der,
lorene godter, fpel1e oieles @emah
betDo9nt batte, riabnte fein @eeenitano,
aber oenno6 lebte iie in Dem @ebd6t,
nib 2aGen's.
Nud &dtbe fiiblte ibr Ser3 BON tieiem
Mitleio beue9t. @s mubte bod i9red.
lid iein fiir einen 8ater, ipenn bas
eigene, init Qiebe bebiitete uno nit Sors
gen er3o9ene Ginb auf Srrwesen eebt!
uno bann tuan6erten Die @eoanfen
oes WfaofenS tueiter gum 0aule oe8
rei9ea @teenbuien. Sb Der Senator
|! lpobl in oteler Maienna9t Rube gefun,
ben batte?
4dtbe Brinfmann bate tpobl @runb
9ebabt, ibn 3u bailen, aber In ibrer
Seele iparo baS bdbli9e gla9taeipenft
perl6euht BON Der Stimme bes Mit,
leiss, nno iie tlaste iia an, oab lie i'm
8eiis bes unieltsen @ebeimniifss feine
9ano 9erest babe, I'm baS llnbeil abau.
ipenben.
Gnolid waro bieier lests @sbanfe 70
lsbbaft, oaB iie ben feiteu Gnti9lub
faBte, li9 Snna6it @epiBbeit oariiber
| 3u perl6affen, Oh annie Steenbufen
mirtli9 Die seplante Slu6t ansseilbrt
babe, unb bann ipollte fie -
Sa, ipas Iie bann eigentliA wolte,
oaS mar ibr ielbft nod ni6t t(ar.
(6ortietuns fcIst.)
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Gtme itdsere @elt.Mulaae

IL ene fole, bon weler Sbneu uAter @araute snses
&ert Ierben fam, bab e beriebisenbe Refultate es
tsrt wersenaas bas an5esste Geb surh6se5att wtrb.
benen &pcthefer etne TlafNe BON Or. Rings Neuem
S4wtnbfn@ts 6elmtttel faufen. Gs pirb earanti1t,
bab baiielbe nnter alien nmfdnben Grlet&ternns ses
wdbrt, uern man es sesen trsenb wel@e 9etten her
3eble, ber 4ruft rber ber 9nnsen anwenbet = spie
S&ptnhin@t, ennseneut5hnouns, Nrpr&ttts, NHbma,
Reu&bufen, Srdune &c. Go 8tt ansenetm einaunebs
men nnb f@me6t gut, t rbtts fi8er rnb man fenn fl
tmmer bararf perlaRen'
grObeEai4sn irst In alien apOtbeten. wbpletaIe BET
abclpb Dretb, Gbcmpisn & 60.
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Cite llao Jlutb,
&smam aus BEN Samburser 9sbem.
Bon Srissria Saeobiem.
(Sortiesuns)

Sn bieleul ma1te er einen gtusenbli6
9alt un0 blidte ii1 INN. Sin Der 6in,
ternan6 befano 1i6 nod eine sipeite
balb offene Tbiir; er nabnt aunmebr
oaS Wei1er 5tDi1ben bic ipeiB leu1tenoen
3dbne, ldirnte nit oer frei gemorbenen
Re9ten Die Slamme Der &er3e unb be-
frat bas Sdlaf5iinmer Glfreo 9ans
gutHa's.
Bon ser 6hwele belieIben bis su
benz Bette rna1te er oann einen ei,iais
gen lan9eu, entletli9en Sprung, bob
bic Serge unb bas Dol1meller augleicb
III bic 9Obe unb blieb In bieIer gtellung
resunsslos fteben.
Das Dett mar leer uno unberiihrt.
Sim perbarrte lnobl cine uolle Wti,
mute in feiner Steluns. bann quot
ilber feline 2ippen Elm bnrnpfes StDbs
men. go lag Der 9ai3e fiirdterli6e
blntoiirftige 0aB ieiner radiiidtisen
Raiie in 6ieieni 8aut.
Die 9offnnnS, Den W1unn, Der ibn
emit eepeitfdt, bier 81 finoen, r1ubte
auberorbentli6 iebbaft aepelen iefn,
oenn er idien iid in Die Wabrbeit gar
niat fiHoen 81 f6nuen. st i1(us bic 8ette
oede 5uriid un6 blidte unter 6as Bett
lelbit Der Gleioerihranf rpuroe unters
iudt, jult, als miille Der @eluhte bic
GinbreAer geb0rt unb fib feige Dor
ibnen oerfroben babeu.
Gnbli6 fiel Sims Bid auf oie
is &snsiirf nm r,us ', nsrrs;;t SS' u'.. is;u
mnrmslte er limit mSre 4, 's"t m"ht
5d5on 6a pannsrM M Snrf IA, mint ,aosry rg'
S,rn NIT hsm ,isaros,, g ~ . sonosy svS'sa, 4.
6Shne ~, N frsben sSh IL nSsh ,,os ,,,,as ~
I'M Trsnn, h;,hsy [ osb, 81 ~ ~ ''''9 '''1'
l1,b,r hoa ,f Smrtrs SIS @es;d,t n.a o,.o.ra
ffoo Elm siosnth;imiid, ,o%Sent[;Hsr & t1Stsp
Sno. sr bstrad,tste S;e a"is;ryss ef;yns ss;,3sa
HRsi{,ra unS hsf;,hits ~ aons ''ss s;s op..'s. 49,
tnidr in ,nsltsr Sas os" osr"ubte US @an;sr o,n
fniiferte o +"p'''
g3,;u "a ~ b,s,., IL ,,.;o. III.
binouf Gsb,n mint. [ = is,s' H., ;Ma,, n.u,,
mol nf.r hmm mms in ~ o,,d tss 81, lIun IA
.m ,n;t,tb,n ma Ap ,n;rS :, anr aa mn -, wv,
rer,us;S.n a sa;. ss;, 1S Sons ip sdg. W. a.W ~
sonon @s IL o.rcS. 9oTs ois ,ns,,,, W. e';.., ~
S;sSs a,r,e o,,aRfoss ~ S Woa ~ DsMn Sa.,Aars ~
n b,,;sr o Mil AFsfS bss;.r G%1os & amos,s nos1
apossd W. 'shs'' W'1l 'po9h
i;m f,brt, ouf h,ms.fs.. m.a.
.uri;T msitbsr s ~ 6,yos,n,,',,.., swsss
a. AK IA, ,;S,t r,ssr J,.Ss1sM ~. amas. 'Da..
i6lfid,en III r,nS Ken gts,n' NJ onsuSoitssr .a.i o.
is!n o,n,,s @ehnsrsn sG I;ss Sa,4gS''.m, Sss4a!
isnnsm Sos n fj,r ss;ns w sio,n. v Msr,a,, -,
niXt Sis o,rinofte Wsf;;r%tnso Str t.iu" hia.
Dis 9sr,e ftsI1ts - iu,1in ~, ;hrsg WiSs suS.,
,nrii6 NM hrii6ts sis NIT It. hen % ss,,psr,s, s~s
ana: bonn itiea er are o,,s n S,m 9ssgSa~ ssg;tsr
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abjes, 9err aonltabler, uno fau9en Sie
re6t piel Spisbuben, 9iadts nm swei
llbr lit Die bette Stunbe."
@r sing nit i6manfeuoen S9ritten.
elm 2ieo6en lummeno. meiter uno pers
ldmanb in Der Dunfelbeit,
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- Sm Barrier Intransigeant tiins
biseu bic Deputirten 2aiiant unb Ro.
DE, bic grsDepuiirten Mi6elin urb
planteou, fotpte anbere 5etannte RE
DiRoniifenS (ober bormaIige Boulangis
ifen) bic Bilbung cine 2iga an. oeren
3ued bic grri@tuns elmer iocialifiiiden
&sYas.ss 1T.
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= Die 9ileuifde &esierung bat bic
Jorbsrung beg ameritanii9eu @elanbs
ten @gan um @enusibuuns ftir bic ben
ameritaniiben Matroien in 0aIparaiIo
3ugefttgte unbiQ In ablebnenbem Slime
beantportet. Ser 6ilenii9e @eianbte
In Baibington hattie cine lauee Gonfe.
ren3 nit benz Staatsietret1r Blaine
tlber bieie NuseIessnbeit. bod es III
M9is iiber bieielbe In bic OsifentIid.
teit gebrungen. @s beiBt, be Mbberii.
fung bes Mr. @gan fanbe nabe bepor.
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(9dIub foIat.l

= @eine @eroauuns NOR berartie
geii6rt. baB i'd gu ben beri6iebenfen
Wittelu griff, bod alles obne grfoIg;
idlieBli6 sebraufte i'd Or. Mug. 26.
nie's hamburger Sropfen. Na6 furaer
3eit NOR Id poDadubig bersefellt. ID.
Steinbauier, 304 6. Rid. .straBe, 60.
Iumbia. 9.
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~ Pancoaft 6 Sobn finb
bic Ngenten fur bic bertbmten Stutt.
garter @etunbbeits' 'llnierfleiber. Der.
iu9t he; he fnb bic befen I'm Marlte.
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Die
W0&entli9e Greie Brefe fit Eass
eri3eint
ieSen 0emmerfsg
uub toHet
$3.50 fit 0as Sabr pDes N1.2S fas
e @aaate tn WsraxsbesabIxss.
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allen unb ben neueen Jarben bOa 33 3o brett we unter
45 gents pertauf murben.
a4olfipns Nreis 80 Gents bic 9arb.
eine OF (42 ethd) ertra.fsne impor;tts DB pabs in
ben bentbar 66nfeu Nuteru AZ 3oa brett bOaau Is @ens
mertb.
gsolfions @reis 40 Gents bie garb.
9srubem tueroet fret am d
Nu uneren gerfaufstiden fnbe man eine beba1temoe
neueten Mufer IN 21etberbeiat. Das Neue
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Ser @rite IN niebri9en 4>reiien.

Cine 60 (53 stad), eegantefe ran36ie Slabs AZ 3oa
brett gaaairt refine g1oae bic weneHns nsu Holor brngen
feGsn.
gSplpns Areis 65 Gents Die 9)arb
Cine So $50 5tads) Gnaliide 8wia @ofbmees, boppte
greite in ben neuen 0erbfmuern 8aare bic allen @edds
ten a Bargain Is unb 18 Gents arb ongeboten nirh
aspIfipus 9sreis 129 Gents Die 9aro.
The National tribune., 1891-01-22

Pasha, Turkish Ambassador at Vienna, on ac-
count Of domestic troubles attempted to take
his life by strangulatiOn, and that falling
tried asphyxistiOn. It is believed he will die.
Dick Bassett, sole inhabitant Of an island
in Traver's Bay, is a man without a country.
The County authorities do not recognize his
existence, and the United States lays no claim
to the land he occupies. He pays no taxes and
Is not allowed to yOte.-It is reported in
Ottawa that the British Government has urged
the Dominion Government to secure CONNER
cial reciprocity between Canada and the United
States.--Mr. Gladstone gave 81 200 to the
Irish relief fund, and $4,000 was raised in
LiyerpoOl.-Ameriean pork has been the sub
ject Of much discussion in the Tariff Commit
tee Of the Chamber Of Deputies, Paris. 1t
seems TO be generally understood that the COM
mittee will recommend the abrogatiOu Of the
decree prohibiting the importation Of American
pork. It this is adopted American pork will
be placed on the same footing as the product Of
other eountries.-The 4" black death is rag
ing through Asilstic Russia, and has reached
Tabolsk, the capital of West Siberia. Thou
sands are dying.-M. GOutel, President Of the
committee Of Panama bondhOlders and share
holders, announces that the committee has OBJ
tanned the CONSENT of the Government of
France and the approval of the committee on
liquidation for a new scheme. The leading
feature is TO be a succession of annual lotteries
of 100000 francs, 20000,00O francs in prizes to
be assigned to each lottery, and the net profit
thereon TO be used in defraying the cost Of
the works until the canal is completed.-
The National tribune., 1891-01-22
George Banoroft Dead.

The historian, George Bancroft. died at his
home in Washington, Jan. IL. The feebleness
Of old age was the chief cause Of death, which
was precipitated by q severe cold. He took
his regular exercise on the streets until three
days before be died. The funeral was held on
Tuesday, in St. Johns Episcopal Church. The
body was taken 10 Worcester
Mr. Bancroft was born in Worcester, Mass,
Oct. 9, 1900. He received good education. as
it was the intention Of his parents to have him
become minister, bat he chose literature as a
profession. He graduated from college with
high honors, aud later became professor in
Harvard.
He was at the head Of the Navy Department
during Folks administration, and established
on his own responsibility the Naval School at
Annapolis. From 1916 until 1349 Mr.. Bancroft
was Minister to Great Britain. In 1867 he was
appointed Minister to Prussia; in 1871 he was
accredited to the North German Confederation,
and in 1871 70 the German Empire, whence he
was recalled in 1874 at his own request. He
was the finest historian this country has known.
His exhaustive History Of the United States is
the most valuable and reliable work ever
written
The National tribune., 1891-01-22
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During the week ending Jan. IL, 1891, 9,O76
claims were received, Of which 3i7 were origi-
nal invalid, 3J3 widows, 3 war OF 1912. 4
bounty land . navy. o old war q on account
Of Mexican service. 81 accrued, and 1868 ap.
pications for increase; act Of June "a, 1890,
$500 original inValid, ] 800 widows.
Number Of claims received 10 date under
act OF June -, 1890 55J, Sal
Number Of rejected claims reOpened, 300
The names and p0stOficc add rcsses Of 4.767
comrades were furnished for the use Of claim.
ants There were 9i32s pieces Of mail matter
received llGJSj letters aud blanks sent out
The number Of eases detailed 10 Special EK-
amincrs was $40; reports aud cases from Special
Examiners was 500; cases Oh hand for special
examination 5,l3l
Reports Of certificates issued during the
week Original, 3,4l0 increase, l,572; re-
issue, PSI; restoration, 80; duplicate, 3a ac-
cruod, lO3; acl Of March 4, 1880, 3; act OF
March 3, 1883, b act Of June Z, 1883, i total,
5,4Ss.
Total number Of claims pending, ] ,l57,574.
The National tribune., 1891-01-22
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ance Of the highest authority Of the good iuten-
ton of the Government toward them. This
will answer double purpose, namely, satisfy
them, bridge over the transition period between
war and peace dispel distrust and hostility,
and restore confidence. IL will be guarantee
Of peace while they are absent. / ask that my
action may receive the approval Of the Depart
ment by telegraph. Everything is progressing
feet peace may not be established"
To this Secretary Proctor informed Gen.
Schofeld to approve. He also asked that the
delegation be as small as possible, not exceeding
10 delegates. and to state when the delegation
left the agency, aud when it would arrive in
Washington