davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-07
.Irnportante.

ST. 81 qae suhcfabe posee los iryentos sieaieatea
tag IL Un aparatito auditivc, nuevo c6nodo
efca&, puea con 81 Sc oye perfectamente, adaptan.
dose al pabeA6n de Ia oreia, sin cue exceda de el
6eulo de Ia misraa e s.a
q Fodo-escultnra. BE obtiene por este pro.
cedimento, Ia escutura la perfedcidn de la tc-
tografia, en- un tamano igual al de Ia tarieta Ameris
cana; prdisndose reproducr este trabao en- Celuioi
de cualquiera otra sustancia susceptible de rscbif
impresiones, por 81 yaciado. saa - o.as
80 Mejoraniento de la naaquinaria de FL
atufas de Agod6n, sobre Ia usual en- esta indnstria
Bareelona SD resutado es casi una tereera parse
iiquida, sobre aquella con iguales gassos.
Desea ponerse en- contacto con alguna casa d
Ia que rueda convenr la adouiaici6n q, propiadad
de todos, algnnos de estes invensas 81
La correspondence, puzzle dirSi,tae "a Frances
Espaho 4 10 Gale de Saey os6 ndnaegoI s,aassa,
isiuo .ts- alnnsss lscssdsao. is@lb
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Il Puerto-Roo de 1892 So
C0IG0

81 gftPor tener que ausentarse sussdue1o Sc
desea vender una estancia en- la Jurisdiction
d. Cayey,e barrioy de FaSallON, compuesta de
$50 ctefdasf de terrenos con fincas de cafe,
pfatanos, malangas y denas frutos memories,
tambien tiene .pastos de syerba de guinea,
vegas de lmalogillo y paste natural. Las fin
E SIDE. cafe pueden producer 200 quintales.
iTambiens tiene arboledas de cacao todos de
cosecho. ,Dicha propiedad tiene maqunas
para pfeparar el cafe, con su correspondent
tie tahona para lustrarlo, y tiene estableci-
.mientos para recollection del fruto casa de
vlvienda. a.s4 ,.asrs
axs9 Sc vende en- precio modieo y para mas
informe,sel que la intereses puede dirigirse
Don Jose Philemon. Is-7
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nombla
ELIAS Capital
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Obras, dramaticas

Bnena OCCASION para adquirirlas EN- Ia Ii.
breria de B, SANJHRJO VIDAL al infiIno pre-.
clio dc 30 centavcs Has de tres actos 20 centa.
vos las de dos actos y 90 las de nno.
81 Los que des6en un cataIogo de los titulos
autores,, pueden remlTir 10 cen6avos en- sc.
los dc fralqueo, advirR6ndoso que no Sc con.
5estara oarta 81 al efeeto no So aconpaIia el
sello, nj SO siryila pedfdo ain previos pago del
importe. -s.,f4Y +. s'.sg-, ,16-S
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Ganga Gangsa

Sc pone en- venta una maqnina para la fabrica-
cion de hielo, francesa, R6piter; su produce
cion es la de Is kiaos por hora; su yaor en- Paris
en- orc, S1,7OD. ID I3 f .nssa* fs7a
Otra maquina de vapor, vertical, fuerza de 8
caballos; su costo de aegundas manos $4oo.
Una caldera, tambien vertical nulttubulsr.
con 80 tubos; su costo, $400. ga s
Otra maquina de soda Water, con su sparato
de marmol; cost6 en- New York, 1876. -
.a Maquina de hielo.,. $l,700t.s All
,s... Idem de vapor.. 400
s,e Caldera. Z. ...!. ~ 400 A##
IL. La de Water aoda,.. :" 275 aah
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OsJO .T

Vino aallego del Rio dn la uila. a.,s' ss.
perioF SO vende q precios modicue. etlblda ,la
IA Puerta de Espaha, IzQuierda. IVY
. 50 ouidan caballus CON esmero y .ogis
dado la salida Do Puerta de TERRA : se a.
sntlsen soa paateas Asaafes 0aIses = 'z =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-07

-. Total -. $2,775 s-os
s Todo este Sc da por el precio de $685. que ts
en- yerda1 mas que ganga, pues ell que la desee,
puede dirijirse en- Humacao q don Francisco Rive.
Cd Montanez, Sc vende con reconocmiento de in.
geniero I ltg 4 1915
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.Ilegia 6 Fenix +"

Lsaspso todo clase de nseta5es.c .sa a9u
Enseres de cocsHG
Pesos! iRopG ETC., etc.
Lo deia todo como nuevo con IN brillo mag
nifco. Sereoomienda muy especislmente las casas
de famiia, pues con este procedimiento Sc tienen
siempre los pisoa hmpios de toda mancha. V6nde-
se en- la ferreterfa quincalla d. Armas Jimenez,
Cruz ndneCo Is, al intino precio de
81 s3+s eA cerstayos el pdgesets dc 500 gramsos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
Geldl Notifies

ONE HUNDRED AND FORTYFOURTR
~ STREET SUPREME COURT.-In the natter Of the
voluntary dissolution OF the Campbell SASH Door aad
pr.sme, Of an order made in the above entitled
prorr.ing dated day or August 1892 and enteea
To the Office OF the Clerk Of the City ana county OF Mes
Yer in aid order viii sell AZ public aucn9n AZ
IN. Nsw.York Real >alrsroon, No Ill Broadway
al II o'clock noon on that cay, by Whlsm henhelE'
uconecr lands and promises IN said order MENTIONED
thor,in c.-crlbcd a. follows, VIZ: . -, ,..
,v5y asS g sns at Mot Haven formerly westchester
County now CITY. County and state Of New.ioIk
man q, Central Mott Haven" made by George $ Greene
H. Civ Engineer hied IN tho office Of The E.gs,e OF he
County OF W,thc,ter on December In; io. as ga ahd
part ot 27t which bng taken together are oouhde3
p"eirninq At point on tho norheastery side Of One
Hundred and fourth street distant ra>"ry 40 ana
a. 100 feet nofe from The formed by the IN:
Forty ouI and the ouheastery side OF Kallrosa
avenue ard running ohcnc' easerN along tne h'aS'
,de n one Hundred anc street III lrs
loss thence nofth s~tery 90 lcl 70 ne ,ou.
westerly side Of One Hundred ant torsN,dh S,'e G
hundred and ForslNt street, - feet thence sout"s
rrv At angle. % said ~ouIwesterv SD - one
unid and Forty street 100 feet 70 the southwest
raf. 81 With one und d and Foyfourth strset IS eet
moro less point on tie noreastery sac OF 10Y 80
ON said man thence southwe across 10. pa 40
about rirht angles aid n0rhcaStsry ne OF lot "a.
fcet aO OF foot nor or ess 70 me nortneasterY
sde OF one Hundred and Forty fourth street the point
mace OF beginning Bcing the sane premises conveyed 20
hr m, 'd nv Enoc g. Tel and vie and Henry c. camp.
tho Naw Registers office May 3lst 1851 IN Llber
2C59 OF Conyeyanc> PAGE 10 ahd da,ed June 4h 1855
Iher 81 a. Of Conycyances. PAGE 269.
D,td New York CITY. August o. Is22; r,
"o Httorncy, FOR i,ccei1er 10 Wall street. ~ Y
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II may be remarked he has included number OIL wood
cu,s. each OF which might suggest a httie Story ~
ls as GOOD rs play to write story about any one Oh
p,en. but the pupil will find that the oftener he tries
tho game. the les he will be satisfied with his own
ach!evement-that Is, II he has any c"pae"y Us
writer The book Is published by Henry Holt q Co.
Another practical work Is thin volume on MODERN
punctuation, BIZ william Bradford Dickson published
NV T. p Putnam's sons. This book would be I'M
vod ~ ahout three pa ges OF INTRODUCED DRY speculation
about the way mon talked when they hrst began were
omitted. A marked popularity Is that the examples
sr Illustrating rules and testing the pupils proficiency
ao ,otsn from the phraseology Of business. sugges
lions 10 ,ypewrters form an important part OF the
work. 49, ,..
A comnact and well told history OF England, written
A NJ Caorse Curry Int master OF the Charterhouse
school has been edited by W j. Ros for uss In TINS
country Expressions and illusions that We're easily
understood by English boys and girls. but were likely
to require explanation In the unted STATES aave been
oxn,oined or modified and few paragraphs have been
Inserted. These. however are not specified. The
hook is published by Charles f. Merrill 81 Co. under
tho title "Mcrrilps History OF England"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
NEV BOOKS And NEW EDITIONS.

Amonr the new features Of Appleton's General
Guide TO the United States and Canada are dcscrlp
tons of the routes opened By improved railway facll
tiles OF resorts. particularly on the Pacific coast,
speifc Information about various cities and Itineraries
which enable the sehts.cr to make the most Of his
time fresh plans and maps OF the cltics and new
Illustrations The editor states that the edition OF
1892 embodics the results OF journey throughout the
United States and Canada made by himself.
Volume XXI of the Dictionary Of National Biog-
ranhy i" In It's summary Of the life Of Captain william
Kidd has a snappy criticism In single sentence upon
famous English historian. "Macauhys account
saws the author OF this article Professor j. X. Laugh
ton ais more than usually inaccurate" This Is worth
remembering when 1t comes TO details In the conduct
~ Governments where Macaulay's Wing prcludces
were involved In view Of the fact that not llttlo
has been said, time and another, to the dscicdt
OF ancient New Workers who friendly to Kidd. II
IS well 10 remember also Professor Laugtons own con-
clusion: "whateyer may have been Kids crimes, II
is clear that he had not fair trial. and was found
guilty on insufficient evidence" The volume contains
the English names worthy OF note, from Basil Kenneth
TO Lambart seventh Earl OF Cavan.
The Canadian Guide Book volume first, devoted
10 Eastern Canada volume second. to Western Canada
edited by Ernest ngersoll and published by d. Apple
ton Co.. are compact. neat books. which travellers
will find convenient. The illustrations and the de-.
scrlptlons OF places are sufficient TO attract the at
tention even OF one who expects TO reach the
Canadian Northwest, and to charm him with the
thoughts Of camp and lake and forest. Numerous
maps are added some bound In the volumes others
slipped into the pocket in the binding, which is
useful-a feature OF the modern guidcboo
English Composition by Practice is a convenient
handbook by Professor Edward n. shaw. OF tho Uni.
versity Of tho City OF New.York. The methods Of
study which II suggests those Of observation and
constant enort As an example Of the way the author
aims to train the DO Wcrs of observ narrative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
pnblic Notice.
lJHUIIl NUlllt.
IAII sERAICE BY PNEIIMATIC RES

MAIL SERVICE BY PNEUMATIC TUBES
vi OR OTHER SYSTEMS -Postohce Department.
Postma by the lons q the Act making
uropr1tOns the service OF the Postolce Department,
more rapid dispatch OF mail matter between large cities
md stations and transportation terminals located
in large cities by means OF pneumatic tubes or other
,ystes" h the view OF ascertainng the cost and adj
>antagc> OF the same. Acting upon this authority,
hereby notice 70 all persons who the inventors
other suitable for and adapted 10 said service %
sh day Of september 1892 addressed the Postnater.
patch Mails. full description Of such tube or De.
Vce. together With statement OF tho evidence OF ua
sequenty at time be required by the Postmaster.
General said description must state the Kind ana duantx
OF motive lower used IN Operating the same Te ne." an
Criminals SHfa S%STs ' It ' proposed 'ye,' g:
test; the date which the tube or te,lsc
viii be condition b. tested, and the ume that VIII
necessarily be ped IN Saking the tst AND eenefn d
the relative value Of the Nel tubes or dIes thns
may be submitted. and the 0dapablity Oh eaen 70 saia
service. IL preferred that the tests sforesa De con-
thicNgo Washington, ID. c. ana O.tMeeh Ht ,e
cities between postocc and .ulesa1on or ana
descriptions be accompanied by propose, V S,as 80
license otherwise invest In the Inlted states hS
Wight TO use the TUBE or DEVICE to les py 'ss
purchaser The tests aforesaid must Do MADE Mishous
the United States, ana upon the cypress con
all claim against United States for any expense at
tending the construction tests or preparation or ,,
General authority In law TO contract fof he
expenditure OF money for the use OF or pufhte OF a
such Invention, nor there any sNstins Ts s
Ia reserved decline any test OF any tube or aevce SUP:
mitted response this advertisement and 70 relcs
Ses y ~ ali eHIrmeSt viii be- the subject OF repor5
to Congress. JOHN wANAMAKER, Pos;master.Gsn.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF RE-,

COuRTHOUSH AND POSToFFICE, Ncw.York. y. Y.
August 1892 Sealed proposals will he received at this
1892 opened tnm datcly thereafter FOR AL The labor
materials required for repairs 10 the inatinr APP
palatu, In IN. L. Barge offcc Building at New.York
T. Y. In accordance with specification copies OF which
NAV be- had nj this once. Each bid must be accompanied
by certified check for not ees than per cent Of
ect all bids waive any defect or lnformality
in any bid I, be deemed III the interest OF the Govern
mcn bids received after the time stated will
DO returned to the bidders. Proposals must be enclosed
Heating Apparatus IN the w. $; Barge oneo building.
Superintendent Of Repairs Of u s. Public Buildings New
Yefk. n. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
T0p0S,.S FOR MATTEI\IS FOR MAN.

II ROpOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR VI An
l UFAcrrRE or SuoES -rhlladsirhia Dcpo, q the
mia Penn Aug o. lso2-Sealtd proposals In triIlcate
vii be rccciy here until II o'clock a. m Tuesday SEP
t.n,ter 1880. for furnishing the L. y Quarelnaste' \
ppa tmcnt IN this city with o'kt,nnd Ne leather volt
Leather cafsAns upper leather machine silk tire ids
Ves Swede nails iron nails hooks and eyccs porpois,
iacSS lasting tlcks sewing brlses and lasts,
nurd I'm the manufacture ~ canskin shoes samples ~
Nh articles be- at this once. where lists showing
nuantc- and descriptions u the articles blanks for
1o~ll. c,c. will . furnished. Bidder, mus. state dates
Of proposed deiivcres Governing t rcNr,es right 70
domestic production Manufacture conditions OF quality
ana price nclu1ny In thc price OF foreign productions
or manufactures the duty thereon being equal Pops Is
should be accompanied by the required guarantee In 10
n.r cent o value Of the articles proposed for En-
velopes containing proposals - be Endorsed Proposals
for fenther ETC." aud addressed to the undersigned.
q. SAWTELLE, Deputy Quarernaster' General U. >
A. IN charge Of depot.
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Nfw pnbllraiious.

Eighteenth Edition pot Psld tSr 2o' or F saTp' or
Turns GREY. and the Remedy. BY Prot. HARLEY
PARKER A. 81 L0NG Co. ioIS Arch 81. rhs rS'
0-C-GARORIOU' Counts Secret, File 113,
20 Golden Clique, widow Lerouge; Marryatts feer
Simnle Japhct Snarcyow, Pirate (others); hsiieoS
PRATT l55 6th-ave.
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Proposals.

~ S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Army Building,
~ .New.York, August I. 1892 Sealed proposals lof
dredging Red Hook Shoal. In Buttermiik Chsn.e n.
1902 and then publicly opened Speeneations oan ns
FORMS and all available information VIII o. -
application to this ONCE g. L. GILLESPIE Leut'0ss
of Engineerss
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Caw 9tbools.

~ EwYoRK LAW SCHOOL. 100 Broadway New-Yors
" CityO"Dwlght method" Of instruction; degree o.
LII b. given after years course graduate course no"
aided; tuitlon Fee 500. For cataogues ETC. address
| Ava LAW SCHOOL.
The Thirty fourth Yelr begins Oct l. 1892.
COn'eTs LII b.. also, q,
For catalogues showing roorganiAed hcuIy
Address PROF. l. f. RUSSELL
" 10 Broadway. N. Y. City.
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THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
RIVER.ST.,
between 5th Gth ST., HOBoKEN. " j.,
REOPENS SEPT. 30, 1892. 1890
Examinations for admission tho 18Th, Goth and FIST OF
September.
Full OF studies preparatory 10 Colleges and
Schools OF Science, Law and Medicine.
The rate Of tuition for all classes Is $50 per year or
$50 per term.
There include all the studies.
For catalogues 0pply 10 the Librarian OF stevens In
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propos als.

hQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room 209. Stewart bulldog, No 80 Broad~ay,
NEW-iOKK, july IS. 1892.
TO CONTRACTORS
Dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
ID furnishing the materials called tor Ia the approved
tru of contract Ale ia the once Of the Aqueduct
commissioners for Buildlng the New troton Dam At
tI1el site on CIoton Hlvi, IN the Town ol Cortlsndt
WeSrhc.ter County, NewlOs viii b. received 40 this
chico until Wednesday the I'm day OF August lsH2 at
!, o'clock D. m. which place and hnur they Will Ice
rublirly opcned by Aqucduct Commit, oners and the
award Of the Tor doing said work and furnishing
said materials VIII be made by raid Comm +sloners soon
thereafter rs practcablN .
Bank forms said approved contract and the spechca-
lions thereof and bids prooals sId proper envelopes
Tor their ncosurc and form Of hondr and also the PLAN.
fr aid work and all other information, b. obtaped
AZ the above Office OF the AquedUct Commissioners, on
.p,lr alton % the Secretary.
D' '1 JAMES Z. DUANE.
President.
J. c. LUTL.EY.
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
ROPOSALS nor CALESKIN Shoes

Philadelphia Depot OF the Quartermasei's Department
LAPS Arch street ihilada Penn Aus o. le2z ,TI1
sealed proposals. " trplcae will be- received here uhtil
ii oclock M Tuesday september q, 1892 Tor furnish
Ing tho e. Quartcrnastcis Department IN this city with
10000 pairs 81 caltskin Shoes handscwrd bottoms, 20 o.
cxact conformity with the standard sample aud specca
lions at this ONCE. Bidders state date ana qranS "
q ther proposed Ist delivery and the dats and Quantities
u subsequent deliveries Government reserves tne
hight reject ali proposals. Preference given 10
articles Of domestic production manuactnr" conditions
guilty and price ncludlng IN the price OF foreign pro-
ducOn manufactures the duty thcreon) being equal
Blanks for the proposals. specifications ETC. WIN be i1r.
nshed by this oeo upon application Proposals should oa
accompanied BY tho Required guarantee In 10 ISt eehtu
OF tho value OF the goods proposed for Envelopes con-
tannq proposals 20 DO Endorsed Proposals for Shoes
and addressed the undersigned. c. q. SAWrELLE.
Deputy General. U. S. A. In charge o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
1nsIrurIlon.
For Both Sexes-City.

RI, HOROUGH INSTRUCTION by conversational method
i In French and German also higher English Sew.
cral years study abroad Highest references. MISS
CONANT, 3lS West 46th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11

1T. CATHARINE'S HALL. 2S62s2 wa'hington.ave;
- Brooklyn, L. I.Docesn school Tor young isdies emu
children Prepares for college lsopens Sept 70. 1897
Apply 70 the Superior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
IIObokep.

THE BRooKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary. Board ne 90 and
Day School fer Girls t2d year. opens sept ~,
College preparation l35l4o Monasuess. Brooklyn N T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
Gtatl)rrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS' AGENCY
a supplies Pfoe,sors, Teachers, Iutos Geveine'ses.
&c. "a Colleges schools and Families. Apply "
Mrs. J. ~ YoUNG.FULroS. % Unon square
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEANi;
n Frs rorr Goycrnesses ETC. OF al osnc hes suppueo
% Upiv.r.tie. colleges Schools and Families Circulars
schools 70 P.ren,s Modern Language spoken MIRIAM
COYRIERE Hook Building 80 Fifth ave- co, 2Otn. ST
n Est TEACHERS supplied for ell branches in eay
ID locality. no FEE for registration. Form for stamp
P.V.HUYSSOOS, American School Bureau, w. ltn-se
I,lRsT.CLASS TEACHERS supplied without charge
L No fec for rrsisiratl0n. UNION TEACu HERS
NGFNCY established 1880. W D. Kerr ~ East 1ithst
I, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEACHERS AItNCY
- Oldest aud best known IN u. 5. Established looo'
EAST i4TH ST. y. Y.
rVEACHEI,S SUPPLIES Without charge IN all depart
| mont. Best facilities. n y EDUCATIONAL.
~ RI r - Clinton Pace y. V
n, HE FISK Toacn Agencies-Sew York Boston, Chi
i c,g1. Los Angeles. &C.. 600 positions died X r.
CROCKEf y. Y. Manager Lincoln Bldg taon So
-NNTEp Immediately Teacher VOCAL Flocuton SEMI
w narv English lctch.fs. city schlols Ars Teacher,
A., At 7 Iorhor ~orrNno Primary Tearhcr Teacher Art
Vn.,i. MARY 1000. Fiocuuon Telch,r. college. Mis-
,iNoV ANS Teacher, Burau. - Fast l4th.>t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11

Miscellaneous.
A DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free 70 par
a ens State locality price desired pupps age and sex
r. v. HUYSSOON American School Bureau, 2 w. 14h.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11

M ETRoPoLITAN
Nl COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
a, PsnOiorte tescher.' eerrncavs Examiners; william
Dudley Buck. President II r. Palmer Emilio Agra
monte. Clifford schmdt. Henry d. Hsncbett NJ D..
H. Shelley G. II. Hawey Among the dlsn euishcd
members of the Faculty Circulars on application
sAd q East l4thst. New-Yofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11

Hoboken.
= TEyENS SCHOOL!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11

Musical Instruction.
VI l32 w. 23d.st formerly on btAavA
OPEN ALL SUMMER
Special terms for eachors aud professionals tr~dsl
course for beenpsrs send for particulars.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-28
Jay Gould's Wealth.

Who is the richest man livingf Wall
street would probably say that Jay
Gould exceeds any other millionaire in
the total OF bonds and stocks In his
possession, reckoning these securities
at their par value. But big percent
age OF his fortune, tens of millions of it,
in fact. Is in securities that are consid-
erably below par. and that do not pay
dividends
His ownership of enormous blocks Of
stocks is matter of general knowledge.
But if all his paper possessions were
dumped on the market at one time in
settlement of his estate great would be
the fall thereof. That would be a
sacrifice of values indeed. Blakely
Hall in New York Truth.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-28
Rain in Exxpt.

Purprise Is the rain. I'm our time
ped in Egypt" writes Strabo, as
81 chronicling . miracle. Either
Innate has changed or Strabo was
disciple Of the realistic school, for
January Of this truthful record
ain descended in such a deluge in
that the water came above the
OF the horses, and a ferryboat
Established for two days in one OF
principal streets. Later the rain
nded second time with almost
violence, and showers were by
leans lnfrequent.
may be mentioned in parenthesis
there was a heavy rain at Luxor,
piles south of Cairo. on the 10Th
february, 1890. One does not OBJ
to these rains; they are in them
agreeable; one wishes simply to
the ilnpudence of the widely diff
statement that Egypt is a rain
and. Constance Fenimore Wool
b Harper's.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-28

"a Reading in = New York Beggar.
Pc OF the most successful bogus
men is young fellow who works
Sixth avenue in the vicinity of
pity third street. His outfit con-
OF a long walking stick and a
tin can. He tries to sing when
pess is dull, and his repertory con-
of Comrades and Where Is My
dering Boy Tonight" One even
be was standing at prominent
avenue corner singing, Where Is
Wandering Boyw when a stranger
oached with a coin in his hand.
ewsboy, who was standing near
who was on to the beggar's trick,
enly rushed at him and made a
on as if to snatch the tin cup.
sook out therel What are you
I'll swipe ye in de jaw if ye
60 long. Don't yer see de gents