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Bekjendtgjoxels

q RENHOLD til den under 26de
JUL 1856 Allerhoiest contirmerede
Funlats for Grosserer WILHEL NJ
SMIDTS Understottelseslegat for
Trangende paa St. Croix 2, bring
es det herved til offentlig Kundskab
at der den 1ste Januar 1898 vii yaere
ct R~entebel0b af SIS. 08 til Uddelin8
Andragender indeholdende de for
nodne og beh0rig cons.aterede OPP
lvsninger vile vaere at .indsende til
Gouvernementet for de dansk yestin-
diske Der linden den 28de December
1892.
Gouvernements- Secretariatet, St. Crolx,
den 8 0te November 1892.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1892-12-10
II O G.

IN conformity with S % Of the Colonial
Law Of 9th November 1868 for the
Danish Westindia Islands and Law OF
18th February 1864. all persons residing in
the Country District Of the Jurisdiction
Of Frederiksted who consider themselves
to have been during the last year, from
the LIST of January to the 3lst Of December
1891, in receipt Of a clear yearly income Of
500 Westindia dollars and otherwise to be
entitled to the franchise in conformity
with s 10 of the said Colonial Law. or who
before the 3lst rich 1894 will attain
the qualifications Ct franchise (see S Is
last clause, are hereby requested to mott
fly the same in writing to the undersigned
Chairman of the Electoral Board before
the expiration of this month.
Copies of a printed guide for Reports
Of Franchise may be seen a. the Court
House.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction Of Frederic
sted. the 1st December 1892.
r. PETERSEN,
Chairman.
, 1892-12-10
acknowledgements

HENHOLD til s % af Colonialloven af
E27de November 1868 for de Understandable
Der og Low af lode Februar 1864 opfordres
herved de lndvaanere i Byen Frederlksted
som matte formene at have havt Diet sifsto
Aar fra lste Januar til Site December 1891,
en- reen aarlig Indkomst af 500 vestindiske
DAler og iovrigt at vere valgberettigede |
Overeensstemtnelse med fornevnte Colonial
lows s l8. eller at Vile opnaae saadan Nalg-
berettigelse linden den Site Marts 1894, jfr.
den nevute Lows s % sidste Stykke, til linden
inueverende December Maaneds Udgang
skriftligen at anmelde Saadant for under
tsguede Fornand valgbestyrelsen.
bet benarkes, at Exemplarer at on trykt
, 1892-12-10
AIAXEN,
Chairman.
BekjenGtgjoTe1s .

HENHOLD ii! s y az Coloniallaven If
27de November 1868 for de dansk-vest.
indiske Ger OF Low af 1899 Februar 1864,
opfordres herved de Indvsanera j Christian
steds Jurisdictions Land Dist let som MATTE
formene at have havt det sidste Aar, fra lste
Januar I'll 31te December 1891, en- reen aarlig
Tndkomst af 500 vestindiske Daler, og I6vrigt
at ware valgberettisede i Overeensstemmels
med fornevnte ColonialloyS Is, eller at vile
opnaae en- saadan VaIgberetti5else ioden den
Sire Marts 1894, jfr. den ney'.te Lows s %
sidSte Stykke, til linden December Man.els
Udgang skriftli2en at annalde Saadana for
undertegnede F~orraand i Nalgbestyreisen,
bet bem@rkes, at Exemplarer If en- trykt
Welcoming Ill AnmeIdelse ON Ealgborettj5eLse
henligge til Eftersyu i Rct~huset.
ValgbestyreIsen for Chrs-5#,trds jlri5-
dictions Land D,st1.cts NalgAreds, den 24-a
December 1892.
MAXEN,
FOrmand.
, 1892-12-10
Notice.

IN conformity with s % Of the COLONIAL Law
of 9th November 1853 for the Danish
West India Islands and Law of 10th Febru-
AIRY 1864. all inhabitants of the town of
, 1892-12-10
CT A Z is,
Is published Every

Is published Ererg
wedne@dav Sc Satn1raay
Terms OF SubScrlpton,
6 dollars per annum, payable halt-ycaEly
in advance.
On les to uon.snbtcrbers g cents.
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Is common exclamation at this sea-
son. There is certain bracing effect
in cold air which is lost when the
weather grows warmer; and when Ma
ture is renewing her youth, hcrS% ad-
mirers feel dull, sluggish and tired,
This condition is owing mainly to the
impure condition OF tho blood, and its
failure to supply healthy tissue to the
various organs OF the body. 1t is re-
markable how susceptible;the system, is
to the help to be derived from a good
medicine Mt this season.. y Possessing
just those purifying, building-up quail
tiles which the body Graves. Hoods
Sarsaparilia soon overcomes that tired
feeling, restores the appetite, puri6es
the blood, and, in short, imparts vigor-
Gus health. Its Thousands Of friends as
with one voice declare st Makes the
Weak Strong" 80
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Tho Sworn rormcntor, of TIL, In o,l,lt,ton

Tho Sworn Tormentors of tho In qulsltio on
What cared they for the s5oans OF tho victim
MS he lay stretched upon the rack? Yet people
whose hearts nre ne!shor rs hard US tho ne,her
mill stone, nor whose iostitudo Is excessive
often have no pity on hemsclvcs-yoluntarily
incur lifolong torture by neglect Rheumatism,
tho most agouizing and obstinate OF complaint,
~. perhaps. more frequently neglected In Its In.
cipon cy than nny other, the preliminary twiuges
being set down to the credit OF "a cold In the
bones" which viii pnss away OF ITSELF Singular
tatuity-iatal delusiou! Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters Is potent safeguard against tho terrible
inroads OF thls lnsidious and dangerous nalady
dangerous because OF It's prononcss 10 attack
The heart, the seat OF life Neuralgia is also
Bitters. Malaria kidney complaints, debility,
indigestion. tiliousness Ia grippe, loss OF appe.
tito and the inability to Sleep are among the
complaints eradicablo with this genial cor.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method and .resulta when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn eaectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptablo to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial, in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 300
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
- Say FRANCISCO. CAL.
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nhoumnt,.m Cured In rnroo DAYS DAYS.

Miss Grace Littlejohn is little girl,
aged eleven years, residing in Balti-
more; Ohio. Read what she says. II
was troubled with rheumatism Tor two
years, but could get nothing to do mo
any good. | was SO helpless that 1 had
to be carried like babe when Il was
advised to get bottle OF Chamberlain's
PAIN Balm. I got it from our druggist,
Mr.. ]. A. Kumbler, and in three days /
was up and walking around. :: 1 have
not felt any return OF it since and INV
limbs arc as limbcr as thoy cyor werc,b
50 cent bottles for sale by druggists. e
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FINANoE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of ths Money and stock
@ f lInrksta l..ttHH

IS j +. i hihi htkh.
Nav roRx, May la-Moncy on cali easy at / IA
2pef cent; last loan e1i per cent; closed offered
atri per cent Prime mercantile piper SI4a5
per cent Sterling exchange quiet at 81 sCjia
sI9i. Sales we've 3l5 ;e77 shares.
Tho stock innfGe, to-day was again slightly
more active, especially during the forenoon, bat
the Increased amount Of business had lis origin
entirely, In tho operations Of the bears, who
Manipulated few htocks with q view to the ~.
purchase OF stocks put out some time ago. The
market was !n no way wider thun for some time
past nnd the animation was all In q hali.dOzen
stocks, aud when these movements came 10 MI
end the whole market subsidized Into tho pre-.
yailing dulneSS There were to-day no rCai
weak points, though ut first the pressure upon
Northern Pacific preferred, Sugar md Union
Pacilic led 10 n general recession. md after
an Irregular opening the depression was Of
short duration mud the advance OF the strong
,peclaltieS soon became the only feature OF tho
dealings. The coal stocks werp comparatively
quiet, aud Reading wRs again displaced as the
leader III point Of activity, while Delaware &
Hudson showed considerable strength. There
was more All nm lon In Richmond & West Point,
but II moved within extremely narrow limits
and Its animation Was the only remarkable
thing about It. The market closed fairly active
and weak, generally at tho lowest points OF the
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When Baby was sick wc gave her cas:oria.
When she was Child, she cried for castoria.
When shc became Miss, she chung to ,castoris.
When she had Children, sho savo them Castoria


Tho best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. sals Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped7 Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded,
Price % cents a box. For sale by. Logan
Drug Co, : II -
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Wheeling Bridge 6 Terminal Railway.
Timo Table In effect Feb. !, 1872. EASTERN

91tIUV lHUIV III uHtCL FtU, 7, IoJ--- gElIYtGrN :.
s Tor Wheeling Time.)
Leave Whceling-t5:l5.t7;So. 1850, te:45, 20 80
20 a m. el2so ~ "2:ao, @3:oi, $3.50. ~ 10
$3.50 t6:t5. S7:3o. $3.50. 1885, HOES p. IN. $50
Leave Martins Ferry-t6:Ss. fs:o0. tS:5S. $1,000.
III go a m. al2:lo sl:oo 300 t2:s3,"a:l0 el:o1
tDaily, except Sunday. "Daily. {551:
tl,, ~ n. ". EAiRS. General SIauager,
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CHICAGO. ILL.,. May l9--Ca,tle, receipts ooo
head: shipments G,000 head; market steady;
prime steers = lOai IS; good to choice s. ia
and helfers 81 5OaS IS. 5. Hogs, receipts S2O0
head: shipments $500 head: market active and
lower; rough and common 81 Ooai 20; mixed and
packers $; 55ai 70: prime heavy 5, 70Ql 50; light
ments 900 heal: market uctiye and 1oaiSc
higher: natives IS Qoa5 rs: Texas feeders lower
a! 8 5Oa3 IS; ycarllnss Sc OOa6 Il; lambs IS %
NJ CO.. "a =
EAST LIBERTY. PA. May la-cattlo, receipts
1,lS6 head; ahipmenu SO head: market moth.
ing doing: all through consignments Hogy, 70.
ceipts 1850 head; shipments 2,lN0 bead; mar.
ket fair; all grades * eoa5 70. Sheep. receipts
2,.Oo head; shipments 1000 head; market fair at
unchanged prices. =
CTScISSATI o., May 13.-ITogs stronger; com.
4oai IS; receipts 1000 head; shipments a,5eO
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Bankrupts Wiie-"All is not lost,
dear; you have me lett" Bankrupt.
"Of course; there is no danger OF any OF
the liabilities getting away."--P,tck.
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1icu,is,

New York. May ls-Pig iron steady; Ancr.
can sli Gals %. Copper quiet lake So co.
Lead dull; domestic 81 Az Tin strong; straits
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. My 13-Wool quiet and
prices steady; stocks light: Ohio Pennsylvania
aud West Virginia XX and above 2Sa.oc; Xe6aoSc:
medium 3lLaljc; coarse 3is35c; New York,
XH 25a2Jc; medium 23a3;c coarse Sic; fine
washed dclaine Y and X29a3ic; medium washed
comblng and deaine SGaSSc; coarse do 3iIs.ls5c:
Cauada washed combing 3la:sc: washed choice
35a37c; fair 3ja3Gc: coarse 32a33c; medium nm.
washed comb!ng and delGlnc e8ao7c; coarse do
do .5a2'c; Montana l6a22c: territorial lSa2oca
NEW YoIK. May 13--Wool steady: domestic
fleece 2615aS5c: pulled 2oa32c: Texas i5a.2c.
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Petroleum,

NEW foRS. May, 1a-Potrolchm opened dull
and remained dull ind inactive all day. Penn.
sylyania OIL spot none; June option SC. Sales
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A srEcKLED BEAUTY.

She Ric for her complexion ] u.
Two oranges each day,
And she had expectation
oiimproyomOnt right away,
She gazcd into the looking glns,
THIS morning When she rose ~
Win hopeful eyes, and found, nlas!
Hinc ireckles on her nose. g.
aar s',g
Tho cause one cailly mny trace; J,t
Although she ale for days :
The fruit she did not keep her fnco
Hid from tho solar rays.
And now she says, IN her distress,
+ Avhll, however thin.
Is better far than omugcs
For keeping white tho skin.
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PNILApHLpIIA. pA.. Nov 1a.-Flnr

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 13.-Flour Quiet,
Wheat firm; No. red May 93a03Ac: June 9ea
a921Gc: July 9oa?0Hc; August 9Oa5Ol4c Corn
strong: No. 2 mixed May 52a52115c; June 50Ia
SIG: July 5o1+ajl1hic; August 5Oka5l}Sc. Oats
dnll: No; white May 57sssas71ssc; June 37Aa
firm: Pennsylvania hrsts l5}tsalec. 90
TOLEDO. O.. Nay l3-whes. firm; No. cash
9lt4c: June SSjfc: July sec: August SEC.
Corn active and higher; NJ. cash tiIsc; Jnly
dc. Oats quiet: No leash Sic Rye dull; cash SO:.
Clovcr-seed dull; prime cash 81 90, - = =
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s&sTy Pennsylvania Stations.
|VIz9nRSyIVdnid LINES.
E.ESH rraIns PIN h,r c,anI,rol rrI,,,,,e.- 4
I TraIns Run by Central Time;

riGErr QfYIcRB At. PENNSYLVANIA sTIrIoS OF
WATRn ST., FooT OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING, +
AT McLU1E HOUSE, WTiEELISG, AND At THE Is,
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. BEIDoEronr.
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Cotton,
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,,

ding nc. 'E7l,, us :, -
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!. OIL CITY. Pa. May 1s.-opcned. lowest and
closed SIC; highest SIC; sales 5000 barrels:
cearances H. 900 barrels; shipments &c, l99 bar.
reIs runs Is, 400 barrels. Il -. ! -
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Brcndstutr. and'provlsIon..

anxious TO scalp small profit to allow OF Il very
good market either way. Much curiosity exists
MS 10 why May should command &c premium
over July. Opinion varies as 10 whether the
cause Is n cash demand or the beginning Of
eouraglng. for seeding in localities are still be.
hind hand In such operatioin Cables were low.
or and the high barometer In the northwest led
to the belief IN clearing weather. Some of the
private warehouses did have numerous dis.
patches reporting the weather as already clear.
ing butthese wcto fatty contradicted BY other
ndyices. The weakness was helped along by n
report that the Russian edict prohibiting tho
expectation OF wheat had been removed. Then
came reports saying that tho prohibltory move.
mcnt relating to corn and oats had been remov-
ed, but that OF wheat would probably not DO re-.
moved until July 10. = 80
Corn WAS active and higher ct the opening.
became weak later and closed within &c OF the
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Wheat dull; No. . red soc; receipts 100
bushels: shipments 1850 bushels. Corn dull;
No. 2mixed lgc. Oats easier; No. mixed nc.
Rye quiet; Eo.2 $50. Pork firm ut $40 90 Lard
steady at So 6: Bulk meats firm at s. S.
Bacon firm at Sc S.. Whisky steady at 81 II.
Butter, sugar and cheese steady. Eggs strong
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Oats moderately active and shade higher.


Provisions very dull. -
Flour steady and unchanged.
WHEAT-Cash No. . spring S3Hc: No. 3
spring 761ac: No. : red s6Ec May sl1SaS31Sa
ss3sc; June Sl31as.1sss27Ssc; July sl;sssc sas2ic
CoES-Cash No. .. +6c: May 471is4S11 $aiSli !;
June iissai5aiiHc; July I5'saii1:ai.lIc
oATs-Cash No. ., 30}5c: May :9tAi. o,,slso1ssc;
June s9>tasl} +a2O4c: July 201SasoiN aSol.c.
1fE-So. ., zoe. ~
DARLEr-No. ., G2c. |...aI
FLANsEED-Sl OK. 1
1tMoTHYsEED-sl2 6a1 so.
Mess PoIK-Cash 50 81; May 50 7al,ae SAG 81:
July 50 T715as soa9 20; September 50 s71&alO O5a
LARD-Csh and May s. Is; July Sc IS.
September SC i5aG 50a6 60
SHORT RiBS-CaSh. s. 90G5 ol1f: May s. S5n5 9Oa
599: july s. S5a5 Ga5 70; September S597laG OK;
slIouLpERs-s5 95a5 SIX; short clear 81 17,Ia
WHIsKY-sl H.
DurIEE-SteGdY; fancy creamery l9,,SaeOc: FIRE
western lsal9c; ordinary l6al1c; fine dalres
lGligc- ~ .s-s -a, I'll
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CB0CkARD q NoOTM, AGENTS,


STEAMER R. E PHILLIPS.
ssstSf cm standard tines rs q. m. MS SO a
~, to,,. m; 9A5 a m: ll:;o n m. 300 p. M,
WheellnE-s:D n M, 1000 a IN. LEO m. 2.t,1
p. m. 100 p. m, $50 p. N. Nv
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BALTIMORE, Mn. Nay 13-Wheat cn.v: No.
red spot 95ilao5,ac: May 9Jl!c; June p1Gelkc;
July !Oag0llc; receipts lS0.0t) bushels. Corn
firm: mixed spot and May 52a52H!c: June 5pa
tolic; July i9tfa49jic:. receipts 2f,0o5 bushels:
shipments l4i.ooO bushels Oats firm; No. .
white western 37Ha3sc. Rye steady at sic. Hay
quiet: good to choice timothy SIS 0Oal6 90. Eggs
firm ut; Ike Others unrhnnpef 90 :
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NEW YORK, May l3-Flou:. receipts 27,O0o bar.
rcls: exports li,0Oo barrels; marke, moderately
active: sales 1900 barrelI Wheat. receipts
Sl2Cue bushels; exports l5V.0D bush e:s: sllcs
3,SO,OO0 busheh OF futures and aiS OOJ bushels OF
spot; spot market Grmer: ungraded ned s3tG:a
:Snc; options steady and higher; No. red Muy
S9;2aNI nyoAc: June 90a90i 1860: July 1884
9lHaelh1Sc;: August 9GSa9la9lc; September COLA
go2sa9o2sc; r9la9l1sa9i5Sc;D December 9atac.
Rye quiet; western S0is3Sc. Corn. receipts
5000 bushels: exports 1900 bushels: sales
7l0CO bushels OF futures and LOO bushels of
spot; marke: moderately active; ungradcd
mixed 52a5Gc; May 5J215a5l55ia5s1kc; June 5lIu
SS2ha92G: July SoA50'4a5Oc; August j0as01{ assoc;
september ILc. Outs. receipts 5000 bushels;
exports J,o0O bushels sales $50, 0U0 bushels OF
futures and ll5,0o0 bushels OF spot; market less
active: May 3ji4c: June 37GaS5f taS5Ac; July s5a
$tsa3jHc; August Si;Sa35a35c: September sia
S.Aa53iAc; spot No. white 9Jc: mixed western
3oaj613c. Coffee steady, with little change.
Sugar steady Gld quiet. 3IolGsses quiet. Rice
firm 4hllOw. r0s!n and turpentine steady Eggs
quiet; western Ice. Pork firm and Quiet Lard
.ilrm and quiet western steam 3; IS; May Sc 49,;
July s. GO; September IS. Butter firm; west
,er!l dairy l?Hllc; do creamery l5u2lc; do factory
.llllSc. Cheese StealE: pnrt skins NiLn
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Jim demurred, urging that no boat
could live long in such q sea and that it
was Just foolhardy to venture.
Tom, however, would take no dcnials
and with serious missivings Jim was
finally persuaded to take hand at tho
oars. Under tho double pull tho boat
plunged outward into the boiling surf,
and spray dashed over tho two rowers.
1t was hard struggle and many times
the boat barely escaped swapping in
the heavy soas that struck her; but at
last tho castaway was overhauled. AS
they approached the woman stretched
appealing hands towards them and Tom
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371z; short clear Sc l71Ia
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO..

On and after Monday, April o, Passenger
Trims Will run as follows: eDaily. tDaily En-
cept Ssaday. Central Time. ga.r
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Mess PoIE-Cash 50 81; May 50 7aI,aa SAG 81:
July 50 f71sa9 9oa9 20: September 50 971SalO O5a
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". J. ROBINSON, G. r. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
SURVIVING cOyFEDERArc GENERALS.

New-Orcans April Specia.-The reunion Of
Confederate vcicrnns beginning In this city tomor
row and ending on the 9th inst. will recall forcbly
10 the survivors the gaps made by death In their
ranks since the war or the SIX full generals OF the
Confederate Army, but one. General ucaurcgard re.
mains. OF the nfccn lieutenant generals only Long
street, f. Kirby smith. stephen ID. lee and Wade
Hampton alive. OF the three lieutenant gen
erals with temporary rank two, Generals Iubal A.
Early and A. J.. stewart, survive. OF the eighty
major-generals there are sd living Gustavus W.
smith, John p. McCown, Lafayette McLaws :. Il.
Buckner, Dabney H. Maury. Joseph Wheeler. Henry
Heath. Ftzlugh Ice. j. A. Wharton, Charles w
Field, W. IL. Bate. Robert F. Iloke. John u. Gordon.
j. f. Fngan, william Mnhone Pierce VI. u. Young
+. L. R0sser william Is. Tanfrrro. Prince Polgnnc
aud few Others of the SIX major generals OF TEN.
poraiy Xnnh, two, II. &. Walthal and l.. L. Loncaux,
are Sill living The number Of surviving bYigadier.
generals Is considerable. tut that II only because
their original number was very large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
ron THE CE,yr MONUMENT FIND.

The Brooklyn members Of the Grant Monument
Committee. Including Mayor Body, james = l.
Stranahan General stewart l.. Woodion' lhoin"s ~
smith General Henry W. socum, Alexander f.
orr and b. u. SIlliman, met yesterday In that cry
10 take action regarding the raising Of funds Tor 'l'
complct - OF the monument All were present save
the two last named r.. +. Cragin. secretary OF IN
Grant Monument Association, was also present Vt
gunization was effected by the election OF "'he''h
,locum ns chairman. Another meeting VIII Dc hein
to-day.
4 meeting of the carriage. wagon and car makers
and dealers ncss-makers and accessory trades was
held At The Holland House yesterday. Warren NJ
ucalcv was made chairman and ID. 7. Wilson S''Ir
rary After address by General Horace Porter com
mittccs were appointed canvass the interests rep
resented AT the meeting.
Representatives. Of The wallpaper manufacturers
furniture. bedding and upholstery trade decorators
and window hades and roller mdnufncturcr- met IN
lin l,oIaud Hons, al 3 p m. After address by
General Porter. committees were appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
4 NEV COLUMBUS ALLEGORK.

TO DE PRESENTED IN THIS CITY NbhI Aoi'''"'
A part OF the Columbus celebration TO take pace
I'm tls cItv next autumn Is TO be mlsicai aieeory
coIIed The Triumph OF Columbus" written ana COIN
po.ed by S. G.. Pratt who l. remembered throus" hs
arrangement OF The Alegory OF the war IN song
November % IS expected to be the exact date OF IT,
A mart Of the piece was rehcarsed on Monday al.cr-
noon before n few invited guests at the home OF 'rS'
Frederick NJ Goddard No. East Thirty-ffth-St. Mr'
Pratt explained the plan and argument OF his aesoiy
and a number Of the musical parts were sung ny
sololsts and small chorus.
The story begins with dream OF Columbus WHO
T. overcome by fatigue the road from Portugal INTO
enoIn He Is threatened by evil spirits who tell MIN
of tbe terors TO be dreaded his proposed voyage
and + comfored and encouraged by the spirit OF Lisht
md Progress The arguments for and against Co.
umbns before the Council at Salamanca are presented
,rd the scene passes the court OF Isabella, where
,o Ouccn determines 10 assist COlumbus's enterprise.
The VOYAGE then follows with typical sea music, songs
Of be sailors muliny, the final submission OIL the
sailor, TO Columbus the discovery OF land ana The
HYMN OF praise The whole ends with the reception
OF Columbus at Barcelona
Mr. Pratt has worked on this composition TOT some
FIVE wears and he and all who have thus far Interested
themselves, n the celebration hope for large measure
of success for IT, The sOOists or yesterday We're arr
rngi Miss Bertha Waltzinger Miss Jennie button
Mrs sawyer J. H. Mckinley, Frederick Gillette IL. b.
Phinny and William J. RicharlS.