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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-20

Each person engaged representing
three inhabitants, there would conse-
que"tly be dependent upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
HOND SALES

Location. thsldct,f. N"c'"'
l;eE.D.cad. ]. The Dllc >IN.hp-, bhnki,w
BROOKLYN tn" successful biGc-f
To- the per cent improvement bonds oo no,
t. amount of-..-.. @'''VNV
pa.iug lOl. .
Ne"'fofN t t"S 10 Naisau,st .ccurcd 49,. 100000
- the first mortgage per cent gold
bond. PAYABLE in 1851. OF the chi
t1gO. ST. Louis and New orleans
H. T. Co.. guaranteed unconduon
ally by the Illinois CNuai Railroad
60 Tn part - an issue ~
s. 800 COZ for The Improve nent OF the
Memphis Division OF the Illinois t'h
trail and al guaranteed by a mt
mortgage Oh all the property rolling
stock aud fanchscs OF the Chicago,
st. Louis and y q. road.
Tuscan Ari1.-The Equitable Motg1ge GO ot
Ncw. York. the successful bidder
for The , per jO-ycar Territorial - .
bonds . amount of.-..--- -......-...-. lOOO.OOO
NEW MINING COMPANY.
Rochester " VI II. Warner and others
have Organized IN Nrw-Jefsey the
seven stars Mining Co. with
capital OF --. 5,VvV,VVO
~ tho purpose Of acquiring mining
property and franchises ia various
States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23


Net cash bal. slsl Go6o7l sl4l,s775.5 Inc s5l 4'a
The foreign exchange market was quiet, but
a slight accumulation Of bills has Llade sellers
less firm in their views. No change may BE- re-
ported in quotations, which We leave as follows
Tor actual business Bankers bills, 81 So "a ana
81 soaS4 SIS IA for long and short sterling re-
spcctivcly: French francs, jl1 IL and b.lo o-o
Icit hmarks, 81 IA and 81 IS.
In London the upward tendency OF British
consol- was checked early, but the closing was
unchanged at o. J-l6 for both money, ana ne
account The Bank Of England gained 10000
bullion on balance. IN the open market money
was trlfc setter at 1al is per cent Tor us
counts. and IL per cent for bankers balances.
Bar silver was strong and advanced 3-l5 10
IS 81 cd. an ounce. American railway slates
opened easy but rallied and ended firm at gen
eial gains. At Paris French 3 per cents con-
tnued TO advance closing strong az lOo.oo, a
net rise of 3 centimes -
The international and Great Northern Rail,
road Company informs tho holders Of its second
mortgage bond trust receipts that upon pres,hta-
ton Of the same " the Farmers Loan ana trust
Company, new coupon sheets will bc delivered,
together with the bonds represented by said trus.
receipts In accordance with the recent plan OF
reorganization. Second mortgage bonds due sep
tcmhcr !, will also be- paid at the same office, ar
and after maturity New third mortgage bonds
will be ready early in September, further notice
as to which will be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
BogD.|vORT(A(F GUARANTEED
IS LIBERTY ST. &c CouEr-or,
xt,v WORK BROOKLYN

"a I1pEpTY.sT &c COURT-ST.,
xEwyORK BROOKLYN.
CAPITAL, $1,000, goo.
Guarantees the payment OF Bonds and Mort
cages On real estate in New-iork and Kings
Counties.
Offers TO investors choice mortgage invest
ments, with payment guaranteed by it.
DIRECTORS:
Georce q Wu,ans Orlando y. Potter,
Alexander r Orr william NJ. Ingraham,
Jacob II SchIY John J. Tucker.
John w. Sterling. Wiliam LuhmS
charlie. L. Henderson. james D. Lynch.
t. II X tneen benjamin ID. Hicks
Charles & brown Julien +. Davies,
Frederick Potter Felix Campbell,
Ellis D. Williams
WILLIAM b. ISHAM MARTIN JoooI'
President Wee. President
CLARESCE H. KELSEY, I'd Vlce-President
FRANK BAILEY o. EGERION SCHMIDT,
Secretary Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
Dlui0en0 Notices.

OFFICE NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY,
BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Aug. lS, 1892.
il p,r cent on IN. Preferred Stock Of National Load
Company w Dc sd September 10TH ls2 tS 70 stock ia
p,cferred stock WIN close August 20 1892. ats p n and
t.raln closed until september 10. 1902. By order OF
Bos I'd OF Directors. JOS. L. McBIRNEY. Treasurer
THE TRENTON PoTrERlEs CO. ,ooo
I,UE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
/ quartcriy dividend OF TWO PER CENT upon the Pre-.
ferrrd Capital Of hi. Company, payable at the Office
q, Me..s A. NJ KGdcr & Co., No IS Wsu-st.. New
YORK city on and after 10Th day " Setp~mecr next to
Preferred Shareholders OF record on the LIST dN OF sep
tsnber. .,, -
IN. Transfer Books will be closed at O'Clock 2. M
Sep,ember l. and reOpened Oh september 10.
HUGHES OIIPHANT Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
Cost an0 foun0.

oS,r-nant Book No. 2393a6 Dry Dock Say;
\. inrs PAM, Any person having claims upon sad
book is called upon 10 present. the same 70 t1e baa yt1Ia
thirtv dqys or IN, al, VIII be declared cancellsd
and eytlnguished a lssred IN lieu thNcoi
, O.sT.-FanG Book No $50 0G7 Bank for SAYINGS, %
l. Rrreker.st. New-York. Payment stopped Please re-
turn book TO bank.
7 Osr-I,ank book 10. 9-35s2, on Dry Dock Saw
l. ines hank. ANY person having claims upon SAID
h1, IL cacd upon 10 pc.ent the same the bank within
Thirty DAYS or said book Will be- declared cancelled ana
c,,ricui-hed and = iS-Id 10 lou thereof:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of tho Illinois
Central la road be held General Office Of the
Company In Chicago. at noon Wednesday, the 18th Of
October. 1892.
The Board q Directors have determined 10 submit to
that meeting with tr recommendation for ia adoption
the following proposition
That the Capital Stock Of the Company be Increased
from $4,000 coo $50 0eo 900 by issue 81 Fifty
Thousand u 800 each each Stakeholder of record
on the goth VI September 1892 u have the privilege VI
subscribing, par for one Share in reSlcct 10 every
Nine Shares registered in his provided written
advice Of his Intention TO tnGe such proportion OF new
shnres shall received by the Company In Ncwfork' OH
OF Lcfore September 80. 1892.
Payrcnt for the shares 70 be made In fun 10 cs
Company NewYoIk between the 18Th and the 3ls days
o. October 1897 the rate Of One Hundred Dollars per
share Certificates for such shares will be delivered on the
thrd day after payment In full shall have been
made
Stockholders entitled subscribe for fractions OF shares
shall upon payment therefor receive SCRIP convertible
into fun paid stock when presented In sums OF one
Hundred Dollars or mutples thereof Such scrip shall
not draw dividends.
BY order Of Board Of Directors
A. q. HACKSTAFF
August H. 1892. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
- ATE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT

<, AFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
- We have for sale at small Increase over government
prices a number Of Colorado farms agsf"sa'ns oV'o
ACRES. the farms can be made 10 produce enough 'he
nrst year 10 pay the purchase price Adjoining iaFm'
have been made 10 accomplish this without trouble.
Farming in Colorado more pionab" than III any ou"r
statc-as her ready market at good prices
for ali products. IA plenty OF natural moisture
Immense crops been harvested for many successive
years past. VALUES WILL DOUBLE In TWO or
three years. A great tide Of emigration no" coming
70 COLORADO. Capitalists invited TO investigate.
Write for fun description.
Z. II. SMITH a CO..
l0l, liz Boston Block,
Denver. Cot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
financial Meeiln9s.

vTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold
1 .rs and D.benture Mortgage Bondhodcrs OF the
Wabash Ralrosd Company viii DO held A. the once OF ne
Comuanv IN st. Louis. Mo, Tuesday. september IL
Isao AZ o'clock M FOR tia election Of Direc;ors and
such other busin,s as nav tefaV conc oei'rs Sau
meeting. -, - c...,-a.x .,.,., 20
1900 a. 10 o'clock noon and reopen WeAnssdsy Sep
'cnoer ~ i''-' "' ~ o. d. ASHLEY. President.
T. C. OTTESON. Srcretarv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
for Sale.

L. or SALF.-New hush deck cruising steam yacht
L Tllnuulo 50 feet lons compound engines bult by
Hoirc.hof Manufacturing comply owners cabins ior-
ward "A oo II feet sa.cIOoms and toilet VIII berth
persons besides OF il furnished complies, ready
Tor convenient aud best steam yacnt lor
Measure the cOlany turned out; is economical
carrie coal enough for one month, cruising e9Ii
ent = very complete and everything rscloss yacht Is
now In commission and be purchased at once crew
On bolr who be retained By purchlscr II require
I'nr further Larticults apply 70 HERRESHOfF MANU-
fNCTURI ", COMPANY Bristol. Il. L. where the yacht
can la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
TO TIE HOLDERS OF
CHICAGO. ST LOUIS = PIITSBURGiT RAILROAD
COMPANY

THE rlgTsrTFf rI yN&Iy SGMrs SHcAco &
riTTsBUKGn. PA, July i5,h l hss nor
cent bond, Of the Chicago. St Louis Ptsbursh Raj
road COMPANY maturing 1879 that n OF ne
cinnaii Cncsgo & s. Louis Railway COMPANY the
The privilege until September 10 1892 OF snif9ndernS
the Same AID receiving In exchange hersios .eo9 81
Bonds Of tie Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago 81 Lou;
anteed prncirsl and interest b. the Pennsy yaa
Company and IN addition tAer"to three shares OF COM
r,on stack NJ 400 each this Company. Tie iOut
and haf per bonds viii bear date November
iso, and Intervs. will be u,tel 20 that date.
Those desiring 20 avail themselves q his privilege
will nrernpty address the undersigned stating what
amour. 81 lvs per Gent bonds Is owned or repro
'eh'ed 'S 'Ae" T. II n. MCKNIGHT Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ATCnsoY. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
i Ng%Si' vS S' T'@ Aug so.S
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Ts%$' e 35.iS :!ssi sfIss
COLORADO MIDLAND
Number Of miles ..-... $40 800 ~, aD
Jan 70 Nug IT.. IiI53jO 1.24i ,s25 l3lG.@5o
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS.
Se%$G' week e T b 15S e IS
Jan l N Aug H.. 500 ldo61S loS' 10
CLEVELAND, cINcIYXAArI CHICAGO AND ST.
i Ns%s ~ OF ii Aug 55s ss .ess5
Jan. / TO Aug. IL. 5,o2ioG5 s.s@7,on 0'5i'9Is
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
S,5on@ week in Aug 500; s,oss9 81 s ss5
KANSAS CITY. CLINrON And srkAA"FlDi...
SEQ Dad week In Aug SSlt3 t1lVo .Si'ot.
KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
Number 4 miles. 67I Gal go G,l
S o"f %' hug in & 2s9asas 254s 22oss
ONO RIVER
Second Wlc& j Aug SlS,Gj6 SlG26i ell,32b
Jon. l ~ Aug. IA ..-... 3jj.Gl' o'S,O31 flo'-''
PEORIA AND EASTERN.
Number Of miles. 3jl 81 AN 80
second week in Aug. 49, o. s3o3S. t32 o55
Jan. ! 10 Aug. l4---.-- o't-'O 9'5'''p lpof'ooo
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
N uHGcf Of q Jay e2,oii7 - 25si3S se7aa65o
Jan. 1 to July 81. iiG7toiG liAlJ,4t 1863 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23

m HE BOOK OF OPES-AfR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages.
i Iiustrat The standard authority on American open
air amu,emrnts Rules for sailing swimming ball play:
Ing shooting, horseback riding &C., &C. ~ full 81 per
cory. Published BY The Tribune, NewYofk Ente1tam
al saa universally csmplmeitsd BY tse press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
financial.


WILLIAM LUMMIs. "a Vic. President
FRANCIS H. PAGE. Secretary,
NJ s. LOTT Act SeGy,
ikVnD4 -.
n.vtD NJ MORRISON CHARLES +. CLAIR.
iii HIS H. RUSSELL, l.. G. LOUNSBUkT.
Gro n pIiItSrlss, GEO T.. HAMLIN
JOEL T. FREEMAN, Si:ll r.. TIOMAS ..,
l.. r. POWELL, LuClUS X: W! II MERDISG.
t,roRGE l. PFASE. GEORGE A. MORRISON.
WI HENRY HALL, JOSEPH &. BALDWIN.
IOIIN i ANDI.tSOS. JR. J.. &. HOMANS.
WILLIAM Ii-MNIS. CHARLES A. JOHNSON.
William WHITING. JOHN r. HEGEMAN,
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
Til. Company IL n legal dcpostsry fer Court and
Trust Funds nd IL authorized dc and all other
usually done by Trust Companies Of respensi.
biIiIy and stnndiua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
RyY BUILDINli. Whitehall.st., New.Yorx

THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SHORTS, octave: 20 pssss.
Illustrated. The standard authority on American open.
air amusements Rules for sailing, swimming, ball play.
ing shooting, horseback riding &C., &C., N sui ~ Re-
copy Published by The Tribune. New.Yoh EntesA&
iai and universally cemtlfnented ~ tA~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
MQ4MLCEi LIME.

For po>ToN aud all point, Noth and Last Direct route
70 Nl.W.lONDON WATCH HILL. BLOCK ISLAND
NORWICH ard WORCESTER. steamers iesve Pier 10
fod NUMBER North River next pier above Desbrossess
Ferr,1 daily sundays excepted. 40 80 m. Tickets
and urei ~ principal tcsct oces I'm New
YORK brooklyn Jersey City Pier 40 and on steamers
T. OR KINGSTON and Intermediate Land
4 ings.-S,salners JAMES ". BALDWIN and WILL
AM + ROMGR. DAILY at o'clock From foot West
iOti Street Pier 49, y. L. SATURDAYS. o'clock p NJ.
hudson AND COXSACKlE BOATS leave
c,ciy week day at Z. FROM Pier 49, foot Of West
Ilth..t connecting Boston aud Albany K X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Minneapolis G. St. louis
Railway Company

are hereby informed that the transfer hooks OF INC
compnny will close on sept. 1. 1892, AND TiiATThE
ANNUAL ELECTION or DIRECTORS WILL TAKE
PLACE on TIE FIRST Tuesday IN OCTOBER
1892.
Holder. both the preferred mud common stock oil
the company are rraurstsdo cooper te nj once "'ih
tbr undo signed aching committee Tor Inc pro-
tccou Of their Interests by deposns their holdings
with the CentrnI Trust Company oil Ncw-Nord "nd
.inuInu All agreement authorizing the committee TO
r~pre.cnt them and take such action In the premises
nm In the lad a~n oil .nid ,mnitter be necessary
TIp CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY WILL. ISSUE
IT. RECEIPTS FOR STOCK DEPOsiTED APPLI-
CATION FOR LISTING SAID CERTlFiCATES
uA- BEEN MADE To THE NEW-iOKK STOCK
EXCHANGE.
Dated Sew.York Aug IL, ls12.
FREDERIC T.. OICOTT,
WILLIAM A. RFED,
AUGUST BELMONT,
NIIi.IAN L. Bull"
j. Kennedy TOD,
Commtirc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 60.
80 Il Broad ~. y. Y. Aug. 20. lS3-.
u OR TIE PURPOSE of the annual meeting
q, stockholders OF the company To b. hril NJ i
o'clock neon ON October 30 1897 transfer booA' % ia
Preferred and Common Stock will CLOSE on Scpt,hb.r :"
1s93, Oclock and REOPEN on MOhdhy Octo"'f
q. 1892, az 10 o'clock a. ". -. ,,.,,., - -
TIE YFW.YORK DOND AND MORTGAGE TRUST
" q PER CENT On bond AND MOKrGAGE
nv HE UNION TRUST CO.. Of New-lOrk. Is
i the mertgagee The owners are chiefly Newly OH
business men. There il no better tecuhV thln tEe,Se
10 n.r cent mortgage, on private dwengs "hrre the
,sr OF The propcftcs protected by the growth OF hs
oitv and In. money from the mortgages. both principal
and Interest ali paid to Union Trust CO.. aud thus hcd
under trust agreement. Investors for 300 OF afsr
amounts realize u p.r cent without rlsking their money
With any c"rnatien firm or individual Tho appialsrs
arc mad under direction Of LAWYERS Title Insurance Co.
Of New .York which also guatantccs every utr
This combination Of Trust Co. with Title Insurance Co
Ia esrane the defects OF private management the most
dcsnryIns moyrnenf in modern finance. n VIII make
rs,otlon IN bond and MORTGAGE investment in favor Of
small investors. ... ...,.o.
FRANCIS -. CARLEY President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23

-NEW-lIANEN, 1Jc.
N. EXCURSION good fsys), 81 %
T. ToITHHM and s0HIlS; - "A ss o.y.
day and snday Il p m Tonnee.;as At Nsw HaNeH ren
UOIIOkE &C. Through ticket, sold And baggage checked
AZ Git b. o.dway, New York. and CClrt-st. Prvokyn
A IEANY BOATS PEOPLES LINZ
"A St~amer, DREW and DEAN RiLHMoNp leaNe 90
P,rr Al, y. r. foot Canast at y ~ dsIy' Su,asy'
ed connecting express trains
ikt geo &C. and ali points. caye Brooa}n
xtn Annex loot FULTON -, . y. M. S3tirdaA hshs
earr connects with Sunday noftng tram for ssratoss
aud Lake tieorge
NATSKILL MOUNTAlNS.-Stcamcrs kAAT-
I J tItoh M. and CAISkILl leaNe every week day
~ G D. m. from Pier 81 foot OF West llth-st COZ.
meeting with CAishlI Mountain any 'Io ~ H. anu tns
80, TaNstin- I,n 10 the summit directory
~ summer hotel. asa toaldng houses tree at pier nailed
70 any address by ". J. HUGHES. Treas, Cs~fl. N Z.
MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
I'm, only direct line cottage City Mass, and fort
land rianc Connecting at Portland With al rail-
,a,r steaushIp lines Tor Ear UhEoor Od OrchaN.
Posns spfin7s. Whis Msuatsias Eockla,d Bsns,, I'D
WwoSn."d,y aud sturdy At p m, from Pier 3s Ea,t
HIyer 100, Of Markets. N " Eor Information apply -
- 4. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
FALL. RIVER LINZ

TAII RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON NEWPORT. PROVIDENCE, MARlHAS
VINEYARD NANTUCKET. CAPE COD, Willie
MOUNTAINS and all Eastern points. .,
DOUBLE SUMMER StKNiCE.-Tne four leaolhB
steamboat, Of the world commission together,
Puritan. Plymouth. Pilgrim. and Providence
Leave -YorA Pier %, y H., foot Of Murray
week DAYS at > 30 AID 10 y. sundays 80 p NJ
CONNECTING ANAEA BOAT leaves BooHlyh we.A
DAYS and oundays az 90 A. NJ. jersey City % T. NJ
splendid band and orch >tfI aclcd o each steamer
PULLMAN NlSI1BU LED and EMPRESS TRIMS
lal River to BCst,n troN ldehcc
cane Cod points. Vince Mountains and NGN-le iord son
~tnC A. latter point direct boat, 20 CottIse CITY
AID Nantucic.. S""d cent. In stamps to Post oncs
Enx ~ fnr o, In nLghlc.t summon lAld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
LINE

inside route " Boston aud the LAST. ohp di.cc
Sound route 10 NarIGsansctt I'r nad Watch I'M NV
sttanor, Maine AID NeWlamp.hlrc leave new re
3J y r.; book above tlna!st.. al so r. m daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
BIG. Asgel.

Government bonds were wholly neglected 90
the Stool, Exchange but the market firm
knd unchanged. Annexed are the final quo,
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23

Total shares for the SeS
SILVER.
Silver certs s3s s9s. s2s. s3' sS. sSh 1ioooo
Gales At THE Constituted STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-17
GOLDEN RULE, The Peoples Store.

his girl to play, for then he will have
the privilege of calling any time.
PLAYING FOR KEEPS.
Though to play with girl maybe adds to
your joy,
There is one thing she never will stand:
1t matters not how much she loves you, my
boy,
She won't let you look at her hand.
If you find the night too warm to
sleep. play poker.
The man whose wife was reported to
have presented him with five babi eS
had full house in more ways than one.
If you see man look at his hand
more than once, don't-bet, because he
can hardly believe his own luck.
1t is natural for girl not to know
about her age.
Although her charms none can deny
She is not up to date;
While flush enough, she's rather shy
And wouldn't sit up late.
The Irish girl can always stand Pat.
Don't imagine that the card room Of
an ocean steamship Is on the deck.
Never play if you are color blind
1t is foolish to invest blue chip on a.
white-chip hand.
The only one who never loses any,
thing playing poker is the ragpicker.
YOUR POKER GIRL.
You loved her when her dad was rich,
But now he's so no more,
She doesn't seem the little witch
She used TO be before.
The girl who paints her face can
never hope to beat four aces, because
hers isn't straight flush.
One finds the pretty girl is good az
drawing hearts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-17
IN SILVER AND GOLD.

Many Novelties as Noted in a
Ramble Among the jewelers..
Silver gilt tunnels are only recently
shown.
More turquoises are seen than any
other stone.
New card cases are covered with fine
silver tracings.
The alligator finish is given to the
bowl of large spoons.
Candle shades of finely perforated
enamel are to be had.
The atomizerS in silver are now tux
urious with silver receptacles covered
with raised work.
Small gold hairpins come in sets with
one large pin. They have tops of trefoll
and heur-de-iS.
Onyx bracelets faceted in squares and
trimmed with gold is an old mourning
fashion re-establshed.
Few of the novelties in silver COM
mend themselves more than the tooth
brush stands. They are both simple
ana pretty.
"A new mourning brooche is oval,
slightly concave, and lustreless. In the
hollow lisa spray of ily-of-the-valiey,
double hearts or leaf branch in pearls.
Numbers of skirt supporters are COM
ing in the market. They are some
thing like little chips in the form of
feur-de-Hs and other devices, with
chains and rings for the finger.
Large services in cases of individual
salts, peppers, butter plates, salt
| spoons and butter knives are now Law
ishly presented. The daintinesS of the
gilt-lined salt spoons and the lovely
little knives make them desired as we'd
ding presents.-Elsie Bee in The jew
eler's Circular.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-17


women's part of the fair, but it isn't
going to be that way this year-that is,
lot if the Minnesota State Agricultural
society can help It,. There has been
sl,OOO set aside for premiums for things
women will exhibit. The rules govern
ing exhibits are few, and easily compre-
hended. Everything made must be the
handiwork Of, and owned by the exhib-
ltor, and all back-number quilts that
paye received prizes at previous
fairs are barred out. Only
new things will be admitted
There are 149 awards to be made in the
department of textile work which in
elndes everything in the fancy work
lfne from knitted stockings to photo
graph cases. Thc Fine Art exhibit will
doubtless be monstrosity, but prem
INNS will be awarded for all that. Paint
ings of every imaginable kind. hair
work, wax work and hammered brass
come under this head. The cookery
department, the fruit department and
the horticultural department are all to
tbeiwell- filled. Never have Minnesota
women been given such an opportunity
to show what they can do, There are
the very considerable prizes to be won,
aud then, too, there is the prospect of a
world wide fame, for articles selected
from the fair exhibit are to be sent to
the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-17
The Silver King at the Grand opera house

''The Silver King at the Grand opera house,
commencing the 24th inst. .
William Gillette. who is in France. is in so
much better health that he expects to return
to New York shortly. He is at work on plays
all the time.
Though the Bostonians are 10 drop robin
Hood" from their repertory, they will or
ganize duplicate company to repeat it ION
the road"
Frank J. Courier played week of ;'The
County Fair in Sydney, Australia. to large
houses and is now going OH tour in New
Zealand.
John F. Sheridan. who has been playin g
an lnterminable engagement everywhere in
Fan on the Bristol" is to return to Amer
lea.
The steamship Republic. which is now car
rying Phiiadelphians TO Cape May. gives a
variety show on the trip, with plenty Of brass
music.
Fay Templeton will give her name to a
new opera company that an unmentioned
capitalist will presently start on its travels.
Rose Cogblan is spending her summer
down at Benzonhurst, where something
of colony Of actors has been established.
Italo Campanini, who is now on the way
to his farm near Parma. Italy, will return in
the fall to sing at the Worcester festival.