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- so.iD TRIAL o 81 tween SE".YoRK AND
CHICAGO. VA CHAuTAu9uA LAKE or
khMH 5p FSt "a lEEstn fSRsTs rA ASS
o0s srs wnss Iss
dale. scranton, Binshamton, Emlrs Corning Watkins
Wen H RssS $ss.,. k S. ffps
point. wes. Trains leave NewYSra foot q Chambers:
follows and rve minutes earlier from West 23d
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
N m A. NJ. Daily-Via Niagara Falls and ChautauquA
y.UU lake. rsrSE Car New sh to BgnsIO sleeper
union station, except Sunday. for Monticello.
vESTlBULE LIMITED.
. M p. NJ Daily Solid train for Chicago, VIC Chaaau
s1.UU qua lake with dining 10 Chicago Sleepoes
70 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
o on r. NJ. except Sunday-for Bngbsmton. Homes.
O.CU dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
$50 Fails and Grand Trunk RAILWAY. sieeptfs 70
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Q On P. N. Daily.via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
Buffalo Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WEEK pAYS-S a. m. a. m, 10 80 a. M. p. M,
WssQ pse M 80 b. e. 80 b aJ p p 20 80
FOR NEWBURG.
NHEEK DAYS-9 a. m, 3; 40 y. M, 4%5 D. M. 80
w y. N. p. m Sundays a. M, .. M, o 80 D. m.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
NJApS AND TIMETABLES NAY be obtained from
NlncAet Offices Also copies Of sumner Homes" con
9fGik Ens' FrSAS
w VAR ana Jersey
baSgase from hotels residences through destination
d. l. ROBERTS General Passenger Agent
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For Both Scves-Country
Gcacher5.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEAAi:
"A fRS Tutors Goytrncsses etc. Of ell bisnches suppee
Schools and F9ncs. tlic4ihI
schools 10 Palsnts Modern Languages spoken. MIRIAM
COYRIERE Book Building. $50 iifth.sve cor 2oth-st
A MEKICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors dovetnesSes
&C.. 70 Colleges SCHOOLS and Families: Apply
Mrs J. Il. YOuNG-FULTON. 90 Union square
u Est TEACHERS supplied iof ali branche; IN my
ID locality. NO FEE for registration. rom ior suAp
PV.HUYSSOoN American School bureau. W. I,t1ss'
L. IN DERGARTEN TEACHER wanted for public school
N near city: experienced. able slug and play; 500
UNION TEACHERS AGENCY ~ fas' lEH- 8.
ID KIVNTE TUTOR. Yale graduate successful In pttlnr
4 ing boys for college aud rr.oGnenucl by Wriihn"Nn
families. Address \. EVERETT SfrNI. l3@ Wc'i 'eths'
RI HE FISK Teachers Gcneics-New fcrk E9-to' cm
/ caeo Los Angeles. Sc; 600 positions filed H. t.
CROCKf \. y MaroEer. Lincoln Hllc. thion So.
vi ANrED.-t on rErENT RESIDENT teacher, IN an
w established private school to- Latin al br' shu
compost on: one Tor kindc carton norN ai@" han'
ira n teacher: state particulars 81 ,duc1tOn oNpfl-
and salary expected Adde'S oo,.
w ATTEp INMEDIAItiN tower s>'S ior ."innrf
w encacemrnts also 10 teachers 10 sch"o imh ..t
,ar,ncics for Snr,n,nh.r Apply 70 MISS DONOVAN :
TEACHERS Ri BEAU. 80 Fast liih-st
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FOR BOSTON
AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE.
Solid Pullman vestlbule tain leaves BROOKLYN H.
II. H. Staton 61 a. M. daily except Sunday. due u
Boston 8 80 D. N. Tickets ct L. l. X Il Offices.
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sails.


"a York City, May ION isG sealed proposals, In
June 10Th. 1902 and then opened, lot supplying the
veterinary supplies, ofcc desks, horse and rule shoes
which
ton and be and had at this office. Preference
viii be given articles N domestic production
facture, conditions OF quality and price Including In the
price Of foreign productions the duty ereonl being equal
Tho Government the right TO reject OF all
proposals. Enveopes containing propo'als should be
endorsed, proposals for QuartrGuStefs Stores. bc
opened June 10Th, 1890 and addressed % ALEX. j.
PEhHY. AssIstant QnarLermaser.l;cne u s. Army.
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secrrtary, June / 1902 Sealed proposals will b.
received at this Department until two o. o'clock D. NJ
wein sday June - 1892 70; supplying clocks for T. S.
public building enst OF the Rocky Mountns during
hscal year ending June 30 1898 No stated OF pro-
posol Is necessary but the bids should BE- explicit d.
SC scrRnop Gscks eau, % seth Tnomls egua9., No.
NO 60 are desired Tn price stated In lds include
freight, dr1ynge and other EXPENSES Incident de-
livery such bulsng, the Department may from
TO time indicate The night 70 reject and all bids and
u waive defects Is reserved by the Department Pro
posas should BE- addressed the Scrcary Treasury
Washington. ID. c. and kcd ''Pyoposas for Clocks"
o. L. SPAULDING. Acting Secretary
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Cornirp Droper!p for 5dle ano Go Get


A ssoCIATlONS or church organizations can s.turr q
n valuable ana Improved tfat 81 seaside property FUZZY
lr,,ccted against Intrusion by addressing OWNEt Box
22oG, NewYofk Posohce. . -
~ eCAPF THE HEAr.-ke.t by tr seaside nights (and
IL attend business daily n you d,shc At nearby and
BEAUTIFUL Lawrence Reach adj lining Aedahu.s and Law
renee TIlE ONE family resort n.ar Ncwfork and Br,ok.
rent Choice plots FOR building npon easy pay ments Ad
dr,-s Tor fnr PARTICULAR DEM. w HII'HCOtk. -
C1ambsr..t Sew.h ORR.
Il, LBLKoN, MONMOUTH BEACH, sEADRIGHr Aat
Il KUMSON NECk.-lIouses 10 let furnished; catalogues
" CHAs. n. BROWN. 10 Libe,,yst.
INVEST AT NEW CITY OF "DEPFw"-vsnderb.
ar building II all rolling stock Of all he roads 20 be
built there work, costing 100000 foundation
ali. miles long, being built. Full Information.
a HAITfN Secretary. if3 World building New
yo-k II desired Investments guaranteed ~ ray.
nWX HUA.E IN I'll siIINr.-Ch0icc lots 500 each
~ and upwaie. yshie so monthly . 70 pa cent
~ for r,.h down. powue PARK T. mar tho Murray I'LL
station handsOn'>t part Of Flushing, convonent
To- churches schools and stores trains from u mid
nirh rhsap Communication. paS. water supply trwer1go
,letrlc cars sits posta service. luOoO ptop
II refinement rendering Flushing far superior 20 any
set-rn~n,e Write for map and free pFscs visit Bovine
park Address BENZ. W. mr. llCOCk. II Chambers.
e.. New-Yofk
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yrprISTRY DEPARTMENT. Washington
Railroads..

Railroads..
Pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlock
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot of
DcsbrOsscs and COrtiandt streets,
On and after 1901 n. M. MAY s2d 1892.
TIE FAST LINE.
300 4. Mpumso ye;tibuls Sleeping e and PatOr Cars
adsgo' cR sssS.s rs 3 ~ 70, Ed %Ssa T.
liz PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
10.OOA. M-Compo.ed exclusively OF Pullman tesnog,
a%d cGse r"s S''' Cars. .O presenting
,s sdls. m a%d bgBsEsH s
mssvs sf' eS S sS"i sS srr1es srs
IndIan 90 a. M 9;v chicago "'' "' Anu 'N
1T Louis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
aeo r. ye.guIs Sleeping s, car" - 81 NsT
.sS ys s%'t % S. car Sns
rneinns,i 10 as a. m. and ST. Louis 80 .. III. next
THE COLuwBI,y EXPRESS.
BOO r. M-Pullman vestlbule. Sleeping Dining, Smok
rsn@.yy,ni, RslFSSd Ssgs e'.s'q aS
Co.chs. from Aew nc1e Sa 70 0'''S' !" 'A
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. Mpuasq yesn1ao Sleeping car Ns sxsIs6s
ass.Ssss sss SSs.ss a9ssss
II ct &c $50 S'S%s's "a
90 a. m. second morning Connects for Toledo daily
eAV'p' "' =, .c,p,c rxpuE.S
500 r. M-Puman BuIe. s,ceping car New;fork 70
Chicaeo arrives weekday: st coiH%b bus, 40 mo-
S@$ % sS5 esrnSS. :sesb for s aSssS daily
'So e naioad Vim rsroash sisspe; to Sewoieaa'
Is +, g2os on .Sa 6Rss c and Ohio
500 sI p M E@ nd5" vasy f4'ss a, with
Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car 70 New-orleaHa
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE sOUTH
1910 \. VI. " washington Limited EspTess wes pa.
srhsr Coaches. DiungCor To Baltimore. arriving IN
SEQ %''in'M, Limited c daily PM;
%ifasS% = @ S''' ~ .ns
Additional 10 fapTs'; 49, rr % and IN and
s and Fsf 80 p.Ha!o .sG 90 sad 100 n' ny
For AeNS cry aS ponSa eoaaS Wit" ''usA
For Cape May l 90 ,. m weekday' Through Buffet
80. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
;ylynn.s IMed with Dining c,r .nd 10 10 %.shinasoa
90 400 80 90 30 ! 90. .: 90 30, s %
and 300 D. III. and IL 10 night Accommodation !:
NO a M 40 and and 90 p M sapdays Express"
90. 100, 30. $50. $50 90 and 9 90 y, ~. and
II Is night. Accommodation 90 and 90 D. m.
For Time Table local points the Pennsyl.
.smA RarJsa system. apply At the allowing Teket
Offices Nos 26l, 40 $40. Oii aud 1873 Broadway,
Aor House 4"d-,t. and Gh.aye. 1874 Fast l25th.st.
26t West l2jth.st 25l Columbus ave- and foot n
broSss- and COrtlandt $50 Ful
ps Broadway and Brooklyn station. Of Fri.
INST. Brooklyn: IS Hud-oB-st. Ioboaen Station,
,r-ey CITY.
The New.York Transfer Company Will call for
from hotels and residences through 20 destination.
CIIAS r. PCGI. J. r. WOOD.
Gneral Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Urouosals.
AOTrTpTCT COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE:
Room 200 stewart Building, No: 80 Broao"s1,
Heon' ~0'' ~ New. York, June .. loJ2.

n.sG IT, sr S9fs@S2Ss$sss sGs TO-
PIDs OR PROPOSALS for doing g, the p ,n WORK aa,
oyed r." for S" Of soa se no" q TS
SqS9 AF ebS Sf huhPEESeo on
T TOWN 20 G9E H b 1ecelSqd
this once wednesday the 2gh NAY day and ' hot
se2 M three be p SfSG5 opened By the gSSa
S S sqf h 's s ct Ia S'
as soon thereafter as practicable Enc spcc,a
cation md Ds ,.S 3 q bonds ana D' aa sS re
sSSS s s me g. s Aau'dD'' CON-
sFff Fl iS AaD'd''' IhNEs
II ROPOSAI,S FOR BLANKETS FOR TIE
IS,s E1 IsSa9" S s l9s,s.
,,5 70 ,S %dGGa SpG q indian
hSaTs aaso w be s sSas Io q" hc md p an
s I' about blanket %% gesn SCARLET ana %
er ons VIII nhsd ppeaTpS . e tSs n9a on
9nlcG IN e The right is by Govern
a% TO any 6a ANY pat Of s sst e ap
%qSs s1 the and T re ssy BY ssoys
&df "Ss gd e BIZ Ss ''S utt ps ns
By Of the FIRST Or San F!no,sso
Can tGr at least Five O &ohahS comis.oaerw
IN REASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington;
b. c. 1892 Sealed proposals VIII be Trceysa
Iune 90 fS92 furnishing the CONTIGUOUS. ana I4se'
oNc CITY from tme u urr Inc 'g s,, Vrar
xxd,nr Jngs 30 1898 50O tons Of Lchigh Broken Coa
I'M lao be received the time and place,
fr heating the building during the same period BY y stem
-, team heat at "A lump sum per aihiin payments. ",
OF . Proposals for coal must be submitted
"u Hank forms which VIII be furnished upon application
W hio Drn1rcnt The right 20 reject any ana an Diu,
and to valve defects il reserved pnita me Wi s nov
D "" , Treasury and endorsed "proposal' for Fuel
~ Steam IIoo for C0ut1Iou.e and Postonco Budlng'
~ 80, ynri, ,'itvr O. H. SPAEJ.DINtt, Acting SECRETARY
xxvrcT POINT \. Y. June g. 1S92.-Sealed
w proposals in tripcate subject to usual conditio,,
viii b. received here until y O'Clock hooI July g. ~ =,
Sonir@d Ihc L. S. reserves he rrht T. reject any or all
,,tdns,ls All information furnished upon appicauoh
ntelones containing proposal, should BE- lnarkd Pro
,sols Tor Forage at West Point y. " and adoleSsed to
he nndcr-en,d W II. MILLER. Captain and Assistant
Quart, rluast,r. T. ;. Army
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Hlisrellcneons.

{tl,efrllCnton5
- -
C,AN the ewes Of IION world De focused
4 DULUTH without influencing vauos1 WOHDEN,
SMITH ( RICHARDS Real Estate. ana Iron Mines.
Duluth, MINI.
STONECCTIEIS.- Keep awat nom San: ste. Marie
- Mich. Strike on. -
THE BOOK OF OPEN-AlE SPORTS, octave. 500 pages.
Illustrated. The Standard authority Oh Anericdn ol~n.
sir smusemcnts Rules sailing. swimming. ball play
ing shooting horscbocR riding &C., &c, In fnl 81 pr
roly. Published hy Tue Tribune. NtwlC' EnertIn.
Ing and universally compliHentei By the press.
w ANrED-A thoroughbred jersey bull. registered
w from IL od. for present use. net vicious
no fancy prices must D solid color; squn =! ay faw
or nranrr. Apply with tcr'r ana pic" b. W II.
PARKINSON FeSf "7th--t. NcW-N0rk CITY.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect Nav 90 1892
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REAL ESTATE
BrsIyE>s At TIE EXCHANGE.

The unfayoralle weather diminished the attendance
at the Real Estate Exchange yesterday. James
Bleeckar had n successful sale on behalf OF the eN'eu'
tors OF property In the Twelfth and I"eh'y-lour'h
wards 40 30 Madi,On-avc. is uree-s'oiy Gld
basement high stOop house standing on io' io''A'o
Il IS subject to mortgage Of $500 az per c"., a
rents for $3.50 year. The bidding ran from Slo'""
nm ia s1e95o Mrs. c. VI. siverman was the buyer.
The same ancnoneer offered on behalf OF the same
estate ten lots In the Twenty fonrih Ward In Grove
st. and Bathsatcsve. The corner, 23xlVS, IT% '
S325 from f. Sass '.a ne f Sa1" n A. CAMERON
Z took the noN two lot, at - 900 each o c,c T. and
termau bought two ots 34yi3 ~ a Z, giio eS''' "
smyth & RYAN offered under foreclosure Sgsi is -
and IA West sixty third st. two o," s ,auta h
On sc T prc ienoY for s4o each Guido h Katze
mayer Offered under foreclosure No. 'I2S E,st one
house with U two s.or's standing aa 95Sioo Ihs
bidding from $1,000 up TO Ti'sDO d aI,.S
and basement brownsonc house on lot l4.oS ,'S
The Bidding ran from $500 np TO S7'oo' '"nh
smyth Ryan offered a three story BRICK dwelling n,,
sa from Ie e1aas n re In%'" SS III
peter F. Never Offered $50 building lots at Bas nluse
Park New j2p Iiy m 5f s from % Ssw SS
between sIynn and Seventy ninth SS np ia. fg fhe
There Tns fair in H nS Rdsev S"' es
Fourteenth. brought sio5 each trimming through 70
Oving.on lots al Fourteenth ave isOlRht T,So
each Lots In Fourteenth ave. Ietwc's hay M"s99
and Sevrnticth-s brought III the neigfborhOoI oi
$3.50 each and in Seventy fourlh-st ST., b'tweT Ihir
centh and Fourteenth fhcy brought from s5io
taP S975 After scvcnty.two lots had been sold the
auciioncer withdrew The rest Of the proprry' to Dc
sold al future date Among the princibn nny II
T. ]. OKccfe. George j. iIouung. p. H. Co1tenn and
H. johnson. - -, o..
the Exchange through Richard VI. Montgomery. auc
tionccr The following stocks and bonds:
consolidated guaranteed per cent coupon binds d,e
January l. 1913. interest June and December, rloVo
each. 49,. ~ , y,
Ton shares Cclulold Company. 300 each. p3.
III 900 city -; Jersey CITY per c'rt Improvement
bond due september !. 1891, interest March ana sep
tsmber. los IL ,, a..
81 coo Buffalo, Ncw-Yorl and Erie Raroad frtt
mort rag. renewal bond, dur June !. lnlo n'"res'
june and December. 13l. NJ, -.
Ten shares Rc1l Estate schanee and Auction ROOM
Enttei 100 II.
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Ncm 3JnbiltaIioMs.

Eighteenth Edition. po-t rad 70. &c. OF stamps.
IT HE HUMAN HAIR; Why IT Falls OF /;
Turns Grev. and tho Ren.dy. BY Prot HARLEY
PARKER. A. NJ. LONG & co, 1.0J3 Alch.st. Phi!o.
Rs. EVERY sho'd end this little book -Atnenacr
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Ncn.York Thursday June o.
The following sales were hold 81 Inc ENhaiue "u
Auction Room to-day .o , 49, W.,
f.storr DWELLINGS,. with lot. Ms, li3 ana ~ 700 :
each John Y. Rouycr. $4,000. . M q
3st1ry dwelling with lot : Hamilton fIl,'. 10
II Of l49i.,t lot IL fNG .3vl5lN . 'a' > hru"'i
81 800 . - -. $500. .
4vtorv building with lot No 30 Fast ll5th- Il.
: % IT. % dave. lot 2JNiCO1l. Frank "1i|ao
& Bro. 1880 80. 49,, -
3.,ory house with lot. No. .525 Mad .on ave =
3i3 u ( lOith-t lot lGss1O Mr. NJ SiVcfh'h'
sl2 80. mt,
not ~ land. r1thratc.avc. cor "ro'c'-t' I'fh
lG3x1ui .8Ni11N6. T. Sass and others sG.17o. $500 .
2-to'v house. with lot No. 3lJ East lU!tnst y
g of gda,r. TO- "a .sXluOii !. John Calm. $500 $500.
sal, ~ iuldnc VITA lot Stl1vr 81 l4Sth ~
md buildings With Hot ~ and. Sos. lGs 70 La
I'1rk,cc cor. No. ~ isat gid - were adjourned
- June %
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Gam Schools.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
u SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine weekly begin IN
July 1872, and end Tth Splbnbor For circular Apply
p D. University Of Va Charlottesville. Val TO john
u. MINOR, Prof. Com and stat. Law.
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NORWICH LINE.

For BOSTON all points North and East Direct route 10
NEW-LONDON. NORWICH AID WORCESTER steam.
leave Pier 20 Old numbeD North River (nex pier above
Desbroses- Ferry daily. Sundays excepted at 80
=. Tickets and statcrooms secured principal ticket
offices in SewYofk Brooklyn, Jersey City. Pier 40 and
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steamers Sara,ogs and City OF Troy leave Pier 40
r. H.. foot West l0thst fsily except Saturday, O. D. M
Cesneet With trans for North aud East Sunday
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S5ta year open. September 2sth Lor circular address
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY, A. NJ. Associate Principal
Germantown, Philadelphia.
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and three cottages beautifully situated on Mnns'aVe''
Tonplng st. crane Place aud l7ith.st In the choicest
section OF
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90 TIL YEAr-A SNAIL PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
II YOUNG LADIES AND CHllDREN. SOt1H.
PORT CONN. Address MISS A. SMITH
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THE MISSES ELY'S

brooklyn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary. DoardinP and
i DAY School for trirs AID year Opens sept. -.
College prepa alton i3S1+0 Mont~uest brooklyn. y. y
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DELSARTE CULTURE.

AMERIC AIMED DEfSARTE CULTURE By Emily
NJ. Bishop. 16mo PIP. 202. Washington d. q.
Published hy the AutfOr
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Ar THE Y. REAL ESTATE sALEsRoOMs
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rgAxsrErs-N. CITY

- lo'. on litli toNinRvn and Bay l.ltge aEcs. =
and 10Th IT., Geo johnson. J. ii torHRnh anu o'"c'
@2I.3(O.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-25

of butter So bstitutes. 1t is largely used in
all countries for soap-making, ons of tbs
most widely advertIsed brands of soap con-
tanning IL ir large proportions But the
most important use of cotton OIL
now 10 in tho manufacture OF
refined lard" IN the United States.
This subject has lately been thoroughly
ventilated and advertised by congressional
investigation during the discussion Of the
'Conger lard bill" which WAS originally
introduced to prohibit entirely the sduiter-
alton Of lard with cotton oil. It failed In
its purpose. and only served to popularize
the practice. Stated in q general way. the
process of making refined lard consists Ia
pressing the oil out of pure lard q snp-
plying It's place with cotton oil. which 10
cheaper than the ard oil replaced. Oil is
expressed from the caul fat Of beef. and the
residue, known as "oleo-stearine." 10 mixed
with the above compound TO make it firm
and to bring mp its specific gravity and
melting point to those OF pure lard. Cotton
oil generally enters into the com pound I'll
the extent of 40 per cent. The United States
Department Of Agriculture has taken up
the subject of lard com pounds under the
general head of flood and food adultera.
TONS" and q most careful review of the
work done in this line. with n full discus
sion of the physical and chemical proper
ties Of lard. cotton oil and other substances
used in the com pounds. has been published
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-25
TfLEGRAPHlC BREYlTlES.

The National Camp, Patriotic Order
Sons of America, will meet In Chicago in
1893.
Aaron and Noah Ennis, boys eighteen
and sixteen years old. wore killed by the
cars near Mount Vernon. Ia. yesterday.
D.. H. Kelly. a Denver gambler, yester-
day shot ana killed bis mistress and then
blew out his own brains. Jealousy Is sup
posed to be the cause.
Miss Jessie Harlan Lincoln. the daughter
of the Hon. Robert l.. Lincoln, has entered
the Iowa Wesleyan University, at Mount
Pleasant. Ia, and Will take the classical
course.
Twenty-Five new Baptist missionaries
will sail to-day from Boston on the steamer
Pavonia, for foreign fields of labor. The
party includes sixteen for the Telegu mis-
sion inJndis. two for Arsam. four for Bur.
NAH and three Tor the Congo.
President w. II. Harper. of the new Chi
csgo University, has induced Edward
Capps. q popular instructor in Latin and
Greek ut lxle, to 20 To Chicago. Mr.. Caps
is n graduate of the University of Illinois
and Yale. He Will teach Greek in Chicago
University.
The Union School Furniture Company,
of Battle Creek. Mich. whose factory was
burned q few days ago. has assigned. 1t is
ESTIMATED that the liabilities are 1925 600.
The assets are thought To be ample to pay
NIL Indebtedness. Notwithstanding the
heavy loss sustained by the lire.
Director-general Davis, of the worlds
fair, announces that the design for the
souvenir coin has at last been definitely
decided upon. Said he: I'VE finally de.
cided to use the Lotto portrait on one side
of the coin and a design Of Columbus be-
tween the two hemispheres on the reverse"
General Schofield has given orders that
full military honorsb be observed on the &C.
cnsion OF the funeral of Ma or general Pope.
and has directed that all the regular troops
ut Jefferson Barracks, 50. Louis. act as a
military escort. The usual general order
to the arm will be Issued early next weok.
The notice of appeal from the decision of
the General Term in the Oneida county
case, testing the constitutionality
OF the New York legislative ap-
portionment law was filed with
the Clerk of the Court of Appeals at Albany
yesterday. A notice of appeal in the Mon
r0e-county case has not vet been filed.