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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

ID RnpnSALs For LuMBLE IND EQUIP.

MEXT STORES FOE rE N1VS rAhD S0
'.Prrno.ae for Iumbrr and Equipment Stores for the
Nav Yard Noifok. Va. I, be opened April T.. 1891"
w' he received AZ the Bureau Of Provisions and Cloth
Ing Navy Department Westminster, D. G., Until y G,clock
moo, Aprl T. 1891. and publicly opened Immediately
cr ~ Do furnish the Norfolk Navy Yard quantity
Of lumber consisting Of 73 pine pile. 2d3eHi feet pin"
Inn 900 cubic f.'t yellow ulnN----. 200
cute feet log,. &c.; a.o quantity ot cqulrsent
hose. paint. ,taonery 900 tons Luminous coal g.
land ,rd and pas usual naval inspection. Blank
p'"prs,ls viii be- furnished upon appli'a alton to the
Con,mandant Of the Navy Yard. the Navy Paw Office
norfolk Va. or u Ia IIurcan TIN attention o. mann.
f,,tur dealers f. invited. Tie bids. al other
things bing equal, decided by lot The Dclartment
r.r,e4 TN rlght t. defect, to reject all
ma. not deemed advantageous ~ uic Government
TnWIX STEWNKT. Iayua ter-tierell. L. \. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
Hnpo.ALs FOR le-INCM SPRING IN.

War Driatns.nt. WASHINGTON. D. G. February - ls2i 49,
Se,od rop,,1l- IN duplicate Wii BE- reclNi a. M once
md. 3'o'9i,ck p ~. ON MONDAY. NNE,H 20 i''l' at
,t.b tiir and place they VIII be- publicly oih q. ~" sup
li,, H. Orf.anco d pertinent L. . Army. win Spf!nc
fSfirn Carriage for l3.inch -. l.. ih.d Mgine I>"
i9rracc. arc covered rs Patent so i-2rO5 dHbd 20.
ray o. 1890. Blank forms uon Eh,.h MHje,''I, m4,t
ir mad and al Information required 10y bdtr- an ~
bod gp,n application Biir.-(icn. j. w. FLN'LEE.
"a nrdnnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

There was only small attendance at the Elk
change yesterday and the two foreclosure safes ~d'ol
,ised by william Kennedy were adjourned. D. D.
Adams has sold at private sale for Mrs. Volhart No.
13o West Fiftecnth-st. fve-story fiat, on lot
o5xH5x1OO for $500 also for the estate OF Davio
Dnt piel three lots the north side Of Sixty eighth
st. 80 feet east of Ninthave., to Peter Wagner ioI
hr Tho erection OF handsome flats ;. VI. Bakey has
S6d for Walter f. Philips no 1l5 West Forty seventh
= a threesiory brownstone dwelling. 20x3OX1OO, u
William scott for $4,000 also for Dr. Bernhard
C;urnhut house and lot No. lac West Forty seventh
st. a four-story brownStone 15x6OxlOO, TO Mary
TAYLOR, on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
ID R0P0,ALS FOR sTEEL PLATES ANn

| ,,i'S rOEGI NGS.-NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washing
,n, March l-9l.-Ihc attention ~ all steel manu-
United States J. hereby invited % the
"or,ucnt, NJ the Navy Department for steel plates and
or gun foirinr- the man batteries 81 vessels now
,t,borlIcd lv Congress. Thl advertisement Invites all
dnmrstir maufac turcr, Of steel - specify, IN competition
with upon what tprur They VII engage 10
duce the patc- and fosVugs herein mentioned and
no Ice considered except such engage to
United States, % domestic mat al, the
mates and steel mentioned In this advertisements nor
bid be- accepted unless accompanied BY cNld"ncc
the Department that the bidder u IN pos
session OF plant adequate FOR IT, fullmcnL Blds
hereby invited for furnishing the Department with the
Teu 24inch steel pi'e" Tor afinortd
unsons to be delivered the Union Iron Works. san
Fr,nci,co California bent and shaped required for
40 Two sets OF rough bored and turned fOrg
ings for r. /. rs. Of 40 talbols. Three sets 81
o, b,fcd and turned oraugs Tor s. II. l.. r.. Of 81
cai.rS rough bored and turned forcinpS for
l.. H. ~ 40 caibcrs For information concerning
.na aud weights ~ tine plates aud gun f0rgings the
the manufacture and the tests for
acceptance 81 the and for all other particulars apply
the chief Of Bureau 90 Ordnance. Navy D'lartment
Washington D. G. Proposals must BE- In duplicate sealed
and addressed the Secretary o the Navy, Navy Depart
nent Washington. u. G.. the envelopes endorsed; Pro
posa, or steel plates and gun TO- ging' They Will be
received at the Navy Department until j. O'Clock M on
The 18th day Of April, 1891, at which ho9r the ornl1s
" the bids will place. The rcht ir reserved %
waive defects in the form Of and 70 reject any or AL BID
contract until completion thereof and compliance With te
specifications Preference will be given for earlier de-
Nveries. U. i. TRACY Secretary OF NAVY
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New.York. Friday, March 2

New.York Friday, March ~
No sales were made ut the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day.
Sale Of the building with lot NO. % Howardst e9rnef
Crosby.st., and dwelling with lot No 33l West 3lstst
Sright title and INTEREST," adjourned TO April TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
Cost am fcul0

n AK ROCK No. 1877. 52G II the Union Dime SaynU
Is In ,tituton is missing. ANY person having clam
N IL n, roby called upon present the same within ~
days or submit having said passbooA caneeieo s~
new one issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
TIii FINEST
SEAPORT :
SUNNY SOtTil.
NORFOLK, Va,

SORROIK VA SEAPOKT SHINY SOITH.
Annu, business. ll5A 90 cSo TN" 4ne nearby aernr
farm. 1852 sent North siO0oo9o worth Of early
Increasing Only l. hours from NewYorS. SOL, climate
Res scr '"i n iai 'A a ada s N the 'ia 'i
best all.tc y'around climate in America Corn. 70 cts
an bs prouSSd ht, 5heape than at the North East or
wS' Ssa a oi dn6 Ge eo SG FOpr o e Cheap
l.. JACkhON. Norfolk. Va.
I, OR SALES 500 onehaf cash balance four
M is residence in reIair all modern Improvements
b@ hoo, S5t to OF s6 600 a; er cent Prop
crty delightmy located In mpTcvng place near Orange
w. X r.: - minutes from Ncw.York maIt hourly trains
morning ana evening.
Opposite station, Bloomfield y. j.. Agent.
IKVIYGfON .ON.HuDsoN. Three minutes walk from
station, in Tiffany Park to rent for nrstca's family only
councillors and handsome cottage in perfect order
twenty room. two bathrooms piazza, garden stable
can be premises For terms address Postoce
Box 400 Ncw.YorH.
DAYING INVESTMENT.
dvcoos Of 1 soScr! about 500 6au"i bSas SITES
Residence Of 10 room, and buildings; orchard shrub.
houses; rental about $500 per annum all buildings.
line Of railway: ia train day 81 to 80 dwellings built
5000 900 worknVmcn In tho vicinity; manufactures
p %SaE % Wthn %Snty to dirty minute from psburs
tx 9S rp S r tSt XsSnt Se m a% Pits
burg. Penn. -
=, UBUHBAN HOMES ON THE PICTURESQUE ERIE.
- and Maps and descriptions OF
towns and property in Ncw.jcr;ey. free a. 3i7 Broad
Plans oil houses costing from $1,000 To $4,000
How to obtain homes the inNtalmen plan for cash.
Pointers acrc.tractS for subdivision.
r.. POIPLF Suburban Traffic Agent
rTHE CONTINENTAL HOTEL at Sea Isle city. y. j.
j will be let for the season or IN OF years. Apply
TO GEORGE IL. BECKER az Frankin-st.. Pha.
delphia.
ITO LEr-Dclightfuly situated on the Sound at Rosyn.
l. l.. l., residence Of - rooms, furnished, including
linen large grounds and gardens kept up by owners
stablng and cows w Tritun' Oncc. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
K0I1OSAL, FOR TOBACCO FOR TIE

XXEW'y0nK NAVY YARD.-February -. ls9l,-
Said pioioss sed "Propo,als fo Tobago for the
XcW.Y,,rk Saw Yard. 70 De- Opsa,d March q ls9L"
Viii b. received a. e Bureau Of ProSsioM, 1ni C'9 d
Nm Warch 81 1891 AMI publicly or"n'd nncdiatly
Thereafter To- furnish At IN Ncw.iork Nav! iad 10
,rnf. n, Nayv tobacco The tol1 must ~ m to th'
SaVy standard and pass tn usual nayap insPee,%
~ ~. OUu afdant Of the Navy Yard thr Navy Ia,
0Gce New.York to the Burcau slnlt, 81 ,hr sang
"a ,oi,rro Wlll be- furnished on Application 10 u'
Eurcan The attention Of nanuflcturis ana da,'Fs J.,
ny lot m Department reserve The rlslt - WaN' de-
~ ~ 90 ,.c, 1ov or All bl- deemed adyaa Ia eou,
!, do OF C 10 EDWIS STEWART Paynastcr
General NAVY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
ltllscellauco

n BUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION at 316 Pearl
ID It.. opposite Peck Slip; lowest prices.
John X. UoPPEL Manufacturer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

ERECiED XcCoRDiXG. 70. fLANS AND UNDEl.
THE DIRECTION OF VAUX & Co, ARCHITECTS
AND ENGINEERS, BIBLE HousE. NEW.YoRK.
LOTS CONTAIN ABOUT 4 QUAkTEK or AN ACRE;
0F HOUSES WIrI LOIS, AB9yT 8 600 AMP r Up
rLAN OF GKoUNDs tAborT 10 ACRES WILL
De FURNISHED oN AppLiGATi0N, Evil PA SiEs
6wSER,, 5; tHRMAX mXi;EIoT, JH; ofTISE GhI:EXX:
PIRso XALI.Y 70 = LDWAEb Giles lE7 "a, EAST
EooSiVELT. ATT0HNEY 10 EXCHANGE PLACE,
u. " BOATs CONNECTING WITH TEAMS OF
THE WEST SHORE Il. T. LEAVE WEST FORTY
sECoSD. SHEET Ar 3 80. rs, s::5 1875 AAoMji
LEAVE JAY STREET FIFTEEN MINUTES EARLIER
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urnlsbco Gcuscs 90 let

Country.
DLHEEON MONMOUTH BEACH, SEABRlGhi sna
Il Kunson Ncck.-llouses TO let, furnished
Catalogues sent on application
CHAS ). BROWN, % Llberty ST.
mo LET FOR SUMMER SEASON..Snthtown, Nor ma
l Shore L. l. so miles from Ncw,iork is Iii " ,nr.
nlshcd; large carriage house cehousc nleg gai,h,
lawn salt water on three sides exceptionally healtiu'
ocality and good society furnish horses coacnS
carriages etc photographs can be seen mere " ID
ACK ERLY, II broadway, " Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
Proposals.

4 RMY BUILDING. Whitehall street New
N York CITY. March 30 lo"l-Sc9led propHsai1 n
duplicate. subject to usual conditions VIZ , ncd for
furnishing at this depot the Qualeima>tcs >to, Iu, a.
stationery chairs desks, mating sai\ah"d Iiuh paII
and ho1, oil rope &C.. specified on socuiy. M,
Gives fu information be seen ana had at tuo o' .
Eids for delivery at other point, VIII also be entertained
The Unitd States reserves the right to rct any or al.
nopo.a> or any part thereof or 10 accept ~ NAV p ut
ad, antagcous the Department PIrlchtc VIII DC sh
articles % production or nahhar'ui r"iui-
lions 81 Quail and price Including the price o foreign
production, and ndnufacturos the DUTY uyrGohj bh3
Envelopes containing proposals >hotn bt h,h'G
proposal, for Quart rma>tcr'> sur>. To- De- Cnu Apil
is:Il,' and aidr >~'d 10 Al4i.A. D. lf.NNl' 49,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

Eighteenth Edition, post paid for 25c. or stamps.
m HE HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t Falls OFF :
= Turns Grey, Ard the Remedy BY Prof llARLEY
Every one should read this little book "Athenaeum.
THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500 pages.
ILLUSTRATED. The standard authority American
air anusements Rules for sailiog. swimming ball play
copy. Published by The Tribune. New-York Entertain.
nc ano universally comphnented By the PRESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

y 10 -.
/ PCSrOFfICE DfPAEl MfNf AND POSI- NJ SI.I;-
VICF.-io-t once Department Washington. D g. March
proposals VII o. received AZ u- D'lHfl'
urut until ~1tGraiy Ap H. lSl ~ T. clock n"" Tor
Furnishing wrapping paper wrapping " 10. "a, l',
twin. .r>,l.s pust.uagKns ana rating st1nl- fHif
stamps, c1uccllu1.ink. pad iap.r envelope, luGFl
goods p,u- pru-hodrr-. pencils, INK, HIiI'e' rl,''
SUPPLE ana ueclii' or -t1ilon"r 30
sub iantifc Of articles respectively ana NJ
such limo time 10 time ~ th'y AZ Dc o'Iin
during the hsoa beginning July J. lS'l ana ,HdhY
mental or po-t, service. BLANKS Tor proposals. with ,icc
cat,ons Giving detailed statement 81 the requirements 70
he ue In respect each article aud al'o ~" '-Ha q
uuaut,tir, probably 70 b. rcQrd OF each ana giving l
instructions a. 10 n, " bidding ana conditions u
r nbseryod bv bidders, viii De- furnished on application a.
Post Office DEPARTMENT Washington. D. {. The .o,tnas-
ottcuc,l reserve The Iilf to reject any or al BIDS, -
wave technical defects and 10 accept part Of any BID
and rt ,ct the other part. JOHN WANAMAkEH. Post
master -'irneril. ..-
ID KOpOotL, FOR FRESH VEGETABLES,
! ono \. G. =. WiIict- Point y. y. H.. Mfrrn
- IsgI-SoalCd proposal, In uplicat". ,uhrct To M,
- clor noon Monday April 81 1891 and openc1 ~ the
presence Of attending bidders, Tor furnishing ani GcN-
iting the r. veg tables iequrd by thc Sub,ist nc"
Depa,tLent L. Army AZ WIlct- Point. y. y H.. for
ssi. 10 troops during the fiscal wear commencing
July l. 1871. PrOpo ais must b. enclosed IN sealed en-
addressed 10 the und signcd. the COY, rnmcnt reserve.
the right 10 Jcct ans all proposals. Pr ference Will
Lr Given 10 article. domestic prolucOn conditions Of
Gualt, and price tncludng In the price q foreign pro-
ducfi0n- the duty being equal The vegetables
w. consist of oatnr- and 10 be in good wholesome
can be obtained by application 10 this Office. GEO. \.
yI%E Iicutcuont Of Engineers, \. 4. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

~ vision Of the Atlantic. Governor. leland y " IL:
N,,cb KIN 1851 sealed ptOlo- IN tfipat" sui"cl
IN u.u,i conditions viii De- received h.r" and ~ once
of Post art rua'tr Fort NafSla ~ y; ght TO-.
10? and thcn optsed. for the construction a. For;
stocc,r, y sol two . double sets OF oNiccrs
GaT;crs of frame and Two < arrnc. Of iiIi1 q sni
s inform tion furnished on application here or 70
Quareruo,tcr at post nahed abo,G lhEe2is, an
lion Of building. at Fort Nisgara. y y" INC Toy
r,c,'. r..crve the rcht RI ct or all BIDS. which
bovd b. Addressed Post cunrtcrmasifr Fort Nlaf.e
n y or 10 CHAS. II. 1OMPklNS, AS'i-taht quarter
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

~ TLRMAsriE, unrd states Military Prison, LIs'
LoaVcnwofth, Kansas, March - ir"l ma pI"p''alA
IN trplcatr will be received h,rc until O'Clock p ~,
central time. MONDAY April - ls9i ana t'h 9l ' ~, ~,
prison leather aAd tt.cr Hi' THIS ly
manufacture 81 500 Ir OF boot ana SHOES anu iuvo
corn ironns and 1000 barrirk chairs. dprhg year b.
ming July l>pi. The Government rcstINra th hth.
reject any all bids portions 81 bc' VII
Of domestic lroduct ION o. hihuli't"i'
conditions Of quality and prc" dncludnr IN the pg,r oil
or.cu productions manufacture ~" quN thereon DuB
,Gull Baul, and information A. q boGnG 'tt w lto',
az, % and uulnti.- required etc. VIII be furnished by
~. ,girr tuN clone. containing bid, VIII b." inIor,,d
prono.sl for Faitory SUPPLE aud addressed 70 WM
l. II Ny ii Ieut 9TH cavalry, \. =. q. NJ. l. =. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

= pr0uo-a advortI-cm1nts % NaToNII NTll' an
Munlrua authorities aud o building committees, rs wen
as Important news OF projected Worh IN an lnItH "i ue
t'nci STATE, and Canada, NOT elsewhere previously pun
l!,hcd in TIL. ENGINEERING RECORD lprlor 70 i,S'
The Sanitary Engineer, Newly ork. sod by l'adl"-
NnAAsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

Gtn propertn for Sale.
AT a SACRIFICE.
Party going abroad Oh account Of lheah Will sell
private dwellings istOry, box soOp, extension hard
wood finish size. lSNj5Ni00; all rented.
NEAR ". 7!D->T. AND CENTRAL PARK,
Two blocks from l. station.
PRICE Less THAN $4,000.
j. ROMANO BROWN 4 CO..
80 West 33d-st.. broadway.
A -A.-A.-NOW READY FOR INSPECTION.
"A. superior ourstory stone dwellings .0N1j, and cNten.
sion, 80 to 40 West 1Sh.st, hct. tounDns 9th and
Amsterdam ayes adjoining Manhattan square Natural His.
tory Museum grounds; entirely brt NJ, unsurpassed ~
stctcd ncchb rhool near Slstt station boulevard i2d.
0tiaNe. Lardwtcd, cabinet trim throughout
superb macls. Mexican onyx, Numidan marble facings
uarouet nooring tiled bathrooms. porcelain bathtubs !;
marble kitchen wainc"ing high pre- service 'anks
required Chas. Macdonald in.ilter Ilrnbng by VIII.
ian Forster Price $4,000 to S3J, 900. Terms
Address \. W. LOZIIl t57 Columbusave.. S2dst.
ID ETwEEN LENoX and It'll AYES. South side OF
ID 119h-st-Just completed, hree-stOry and basement
private dwellings; hardwood trim thrauchout ,,,
Titles will be nsured b. the TITLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY, IS Liberty. ST.,
STEPHEN J. WRIGHT. 203 West 13Oth.st.
!.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13
Not Dying Out.

The generally received idea that the
Indian races are dying cut is not ;sc-
cepted by correspondent of the East
port Sentinel, who says that the Pas
samaquoddy tribe now numbers moro
than four times as many individuals as it
did century ago., when the place at
Sybaik pleasant Point was set apar:
Tor their occupancy. Nor is there any
evidence that physically they are dete-
rlorating. In recent athletic contest of
picked men of Washington County, this
correspondent noticed that the man who
held undisputed precedence as speci-
men of physical development, whose
strike was like the blow of catapult,
and whose homewari spring and rush
had the speel Of race horse, was a
PA'samaluoddy Indian. - -Lewiston (Me. J
Luy'aa.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13
4 Diamond Field in Kentucky.

An expert from the south Australian
fields, brought to this country by COM
pany interested in "a tract of land IN
Kentucky, says there is every reason to
believe it is diamondfeld. The ground
appears to be the crater of an extinct
volcano. Over a bushel of small but
exquisite. garnets were taken out in few
days search. One is pronounced by
Cincinnati lapidaries to be one of the
finest known and worth hundreds Of
Goiiars.-C icngQ Times
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13
Short. Lived Athletes.

Did it ever occur to you, said a Boston
trainer, that athletes are rarely long
lived? by athletes | mean the folks who
are training themselves continually for
special feats of muscular power, and [
leave out the dilettantc amateur who ex.
ercises slightly, comparatively speaking,
and then with only the object of phys
ical development. 1t is my opinion
that, rs rule, the professional athlete
is not very good risk for the life in
surance people. And this aside from
any risks Of physical injury OF sudden
nature to which the athlete in the course
OF his pcrfor naGccs may be subject. |
think it would seriously stump you if
asked you to name a dozen cases Of ex.
tremc longevity among men who havo
been famous for their muscular power
and skill. But anybody can name "a
dozen people who have led scdcntary
lives from boyhood and attained extreme
old age. Very strange as it may appear,
consumption is disease to which the
swimmer, the oarsmln, the runner and
the fighter have all on numerous occa-
sions fallen victims. rheumatism is
another common disorder. All of which
sometimes makes mc think that nature
never intended the development of the
human physical energies to the point at
which they are often observed TIE
athlete VINO lives the longest is the man
who used to be an athlete aul gave up
his athletic fancic3 and plans before he
had reached middle life. Otherwise YOU
find that the average of years on earth
OF athletes is surprisingly low.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13
Restored to Sight Mt Ninety Five.

At tho village of Llauon, Cardigan
shire, the Rev. VIM. Herbert, late rector
Of the parish, has entertained 500 of his
parishoncrs to tea in common Grafton of
the restoration of his eyesight in his nine
ty-6fth year. The reverend gentleman
is the oldest clergyman in the prin-
cipality aud held the living OIL I.laaon
for half century. Six years ago, how
over, he lost his sight, aud resigned his
rectorship in consequence. During tho
last few months~he haI been under the
treatment of ap eminenS Man chester oc.
ulist. The cataracts were removed from
his eyes, his sight completely restored,
and he is now able to read the services in
church with the utmost ease. .--LQDden
TH-Bits,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13
BIG BERLIN SENSATION.
A Prominent German Banking House
Fails.
Tue Royalist House Suffers ana
tho Aristocracy Throughout
the Country Shocked.

A ;s,,ss$s :. |ss|s = -
pension Wednesday of the firm Of Hirsch-
field and Wolfe, bankers of this city,
caused sensation in financial circles,
but it was nothing to the new develop
mcuts. 1t was reported at the time the
failure was announced that the EmpresS
of Germany and Prince Henry, of Prys-
sia, were liable to lose large amoupF by
the failure, and that the Minister of Pub
lie Worship, De Won Goosler, had
lost his entire fortune, and that many
members of the most aristocratic
families were involved in the firms
troubles. Under such circumstances a
rigid examination into the affairs OF
Hirchfcld aud Wolfe was only natural
This inquiry into the bankers business
methods commenced "Wednesday and re-
suited in the arrest of Wolfe, head of the
firm, on charge Of the most serious ma
ture, particulars of which are not yet
made public. This financial upheave. is
the only thing being talked about in
Berlin and further aud more startling
developments are expected when the full
facts become known. The amount of the
FIRMS liabilities is not yet announced, but
it is understood that it is very high.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13
TWO MAIDENs

A Iaddie sailed out on calm blue sea;
And two maiciens fell a-weepins.
Alas" said they,
'''Tis a doleful day;
Mayhap nevermore
To the sweet green shore
Shall lover to me
Aud brother to thee,
Shall lover to thee
And brother to me-
Come back from tho treacherous, smiling
Z <,nd two maidens fell a-weeping.
The years passed by,
And two checks were dry.-
A wife and n mother, with babe on her knee
Sat grooming a tender old lullaby,
Nor thought Of the lover beneath the sea-
But at eventide,
BY a lone firesidr
"a sister sat weeping for him who had died.
who came nevermore
To the bright green shore
10 wander with her the sweet meadows o.er
-I"e'td Cooke, in Ncw England Mogaz zine
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Frequent, shallow cultivation of the
growing crops is one Of the secrets of sue
cess. Have the soil in condition at time
of planting, work it deeply once or twice,
aud after the roots have we'll started keep
the surface loose and porous, but do not
plunge the cultivator down among the
tender, spreading roots and break them
off, thus depriving the plant of the very
means of gathering up its needed nourish-
uent.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13

All are entitled to the best that tn cir money
will buy, 80 every family should have, mt once
a bottle of tho best family remedy. Syrup OF
Figs, to cleanse the system when cos,iven- bill
!ous. For sale in bOc. and 81 bottles by all
leading druggists.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13

NEW YORK granite cutters now work
eight hours.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13
Where,is .yohusouyiIies i

III have bought farm of 7C0 acres with
tho aoucy- made working for you, and as it is
In a fiourishing country think ! shall estab-
lish a town on IL. and call IL 'Johnsonville.' "
This is an extract from letter from w. FL.
Skinner. This young man started in business
something over two years ago, with scarcely II
dollar, and he has made wonderful progress.
The first year his rroiits footed up to over
$500. There are hundreds and thousands of
who can do just as good " ork as MT. skinner
Write quickly to B. +. johnson & Co., Rich
mond, Va, and they vii give you an oppor-
tunity to do as well or better.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13

The man who complains that his cows
are unruly can safely be set down us a
poor farmer, and very often he is cruel
one, who deserves punishment. Most
unruly cows are made so by hunger.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13
ADVICE TO w OMEN

If you would protect yourself
from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Mem
situation you must use
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13

Conductor +. ID. Loomis, Detroit, Mich
says; he esss ys,o af HalS S5S 6ia Gss 4
Druggists. 75c.