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the meantime. so she was compelled to wan
der around the streets
A charitable lady seeing her condition
took her to the Receiving Hospital. There
her case was entered as rheumatism" but
It was found that the broken bone had so
far failed to knit.
DR.. Somers, police surgeon, expressed the
opinion yesterday that the woman had been
discharged from the City and County Hos
pital entirely too soon. There were evi-
dences that the patient had been under
treatment for fracture of the clavicle in
the left side but union had not taken place.
DR.. Titus called at the Receiving Hospital
during the afternoon, but not during DR..
Somers' Office hours. II is likely that the
case viii be specially investigated by the
Board of Health. Mrs. Maxwell was still at
the Receiving Hospital last night.
DoNcHERKNow yen never see street pedders
selling houses and lots, but do them all SELL
ing Whites Yucatan Gum.
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in acreage Tor The coming year. lid to exceed 5000
acres. and which will require shortage in the Eng
land or Continental gardens Tor the industry to be
profitable IN 1882
HIDES AND PELTS-The tone is steady. Prices
show change. HeIyv sailed steers are
able at 7sle; medium. 6961ac; light 4I295e: Cow
hides 40512c q 10; saited Kip. 4c p 10: salted@
Calf, 70; dry Hides usual selection, sc q 10; dry
Kips SC q n prime Goatskins. 30@5Oc each;
Kids. 5@l0e; Deerskins. good simmer. 81 1se; me-
dium, 30@3212c; winter, 20@25c: Sheepskins.
shearlings, 10@25c; short wool, 4O@70c: medium,
100000 long WOOL 90c9S1 40 each Cuils OF all
kinds about l3 less.
TALLoW-firm and In fair demand. No.
dered, 6s4 97c; Refined, 71ac; Grease, 41ac p 10.
W0OL-atocks reduced to such point that
there is not enough here to quote. The spring clip
will appear In several weeks and dealers expect
of 1892
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MARKET REPORTS.
Tuesday EVENING. Feb. %.
SUMMARY. OF THE Markets.

TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. 2S.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETa
Silver lower.
Wheat very weak
Barley futures softer.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged.
Drieo Peas steady.
General advance IN Beans.
Seeds scarce.
Hay weak and heavily offered.
Potatoes and Onions unchanged.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs weak.
Honey firmly held
Poultry doing better.
Quail and Duck season closed.
Apples abundant and quiet.
Oranges weak. Lemons firm.
Dried Fruits. Nuts and Raisins hrm.
Tomatoes scarce. Asparagus weakening
Hams, Bacon and Lard lower.
Hops duIl and weak.
Hide market steady.
Wool cleaned up.
Grain Bags lower.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables firm.
No change In Coffee.
Coal easy.
Spring Lamb scarce. Beef easy
Mutton steady. PorR weak.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Spring Lamb has been very scarce for some time
Mutton is fairly steady. Dressed Hogs keep steady
but live Hogs are weak with tendency toward
lower prices. Beef is in ample supply and easy.
Wholesale rates from SIaughterers are as follows:
/: BEEF-First quality. &c q u; second quality,
Size; third do 4g5e.
YEAL-Large. 6l67o 3 n; small Calves, 71a@sc;
Dairy Calves. SJaG9c 2 10.
MUTTON--W Wethers, S1o@99c 3 70 Ewes. S6815c.
SPRING LAMB-Nominal.
PORK-Live Hogs, 7IaG75sc p n for heavy and
medium granted: small fat Hogs. 7I4@71ac; stock
Hogs, 61:c = 10; dressed do, 1O@lO1ac y ID.
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Sales for the month of February according to
the eport of T. C. Friedlander, secretary of the
Produce Exchange, follows: Wheat
7S.lO0 tons, Barley 39.700 tons; total. III, 800
tons. Total call board sales from July l, 1892. TO
February Is, 1888 were; Wheat 300 tons,
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CHARLES r, ALLEN.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-NAVAJo MIN
~ ing Company. Location OF princlpai place OF
business, san Francisco, California; location OF
works, TuscarOra. Eko County, Nevada
Notice-lhere are delinquent upon the following
described stock account of ass, ssment IN O. 94G
levied on the ninth day OF January, 1893 the sew
ersl amounts set opposite the of the respect
i've sh4relOlerS as fOiloXFs.
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Hons are dull and weak. Best Paclhcs are quoted
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Chica O Markets.

CHICAGO, Feb. %. Wheat was quiet and opened
ssc higher on bad weather, advanced 1sc, declined
1ac on local selling recovered and closed steady at
the opening price. Receipts l4S.OO0 bushels;
shipments, $4,000 bushels Rye, 5112c. Barley
64c.
CHICAGO Feb wheat-Cash. 731sc. Corn
4Oe. Pork - $lS O21a Lard-Sl2 671a. Ribs
SO 10, Whisky, 81 IT,
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Exnnrts OF Wheat.
CaIiHoari Sales,

Exports of wheat from this port in February were
1878, 646 centaIs, valued at 81 .o47 309. making
total exports thus far this crop year OF S.447s1S
ceutals, valued at S1l, ,l72,774.
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NEW York, Feb 29.-The stock market devel.
oped to-day a decidedly strong temper and mate
rial advances scored all the list only one
stock among prominent shares showing net loss
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

NEVADA QUEEN MINING CoMPANY-LoCA-
1N tion Of principal place of business, san Fran
cisco, Cal; location OF works, Eiko County New.
Notce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assessment mo. y,
levied on the -- day of - 1893, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, follows:
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Wood Marker.

Posts quotable at lOiac each: Redwood S5 so p
cord; oak, roush, 81 25@7 5G peeled, SO rs; Pine.
S6 rs e cord; Railroad Ties 37l&c apiece for 6xS
Ale for 7xs and 45tG5Oc for 7xS.
TANBARk-GTound BARK. $2I 2 ton.
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Wool Market.
Pnrtlnnt,s Rnsiness.

New YORK, Feb 2s Wool is quiet and firm.
Domestic Fleece 27932c; Pulled, 2U937c; Texas,
27tGSlc n 10.
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And In accordance with law and an order OF the
Board OF Directors. made the sixth day OF Janu.
ary, 1888, so many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction. at the ONCE of the company, room g. Hay-
wards building, 4le California street, San Fran.
CISCO California on THURSDAY, ths second day
or March, lsa3 at The hour of (one) O'Clock p ~ Of
said day TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF advert sing and expenses OF
the SAFE r. T. KELLY. Secretary.
omos-Room 5, Rsywards building, San Fran.
oisco, oaiiiorhia fe1i ID
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EngIIsh Mheat Market.
FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. %. - The spot market is
lower at 6s Id. Cargoes are steady at 3Os 80 for of
coast, sos Sd for Just shipped and 30s for nearly
due
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And in accordance with law. and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the twenty. first
(2lsD day OF January 1898 many shares OF
each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, AT the oniee of the COM
pany. room =, Nevada block. San Francisco. Cali
fornia. on THURSDAY, the sixteenth O6th) day
OF March, 1873 at the hour of l p NJ of said day
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs OF advertising and expenses of safe.
JOHN w. TWIGGS, Secretary.
omce-Room 2, Nevada block, San Francisco,
California. fesS Ia
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Exchange and Bullion

PORTLAND, Feb. zs-Clearances. sS73,OoO; bal
ance, $50 00O.
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New York Markets.

LONDON, Feb 2s. - Consols, 80 1915; Silver
5Sssd Rentes, ssf SIC; Bullion iuto Bank OF
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for the day. this amounted to only rs per cent.
The easier condition OF tae exchange marxet aud
practical cessation of gold exports were the under
lying cause OF this change in the temper. but the
day marked by the absence OF the late heavy
pressure sell. Government bonds duh and steady.
Petroleum was steady and closed at 631ac.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-United states Bonds. AS,
ll214: do 2's G912; Northern Pacific, 1875; Cana
dian Pacific, S0sl Central Pacific 27; Union Pa
cife rs; Atchison and Santa Fe, 3214; Wells.
Fargo, 146; Western Union, 9e5s; Silver, S3s4;
Sterling, 81 S794 80.
Wheat : March, 76s4c. Flour, steady. Coffee,
Sl7 So. Sugar. a 33sc. Hops Pacific Coast.
i9@23c. Hides. i2Jse Copper-Lake. $li s5.
11n-Spot, $40 40. Lead-Domesric, $3 3d. Iron.
$16. Petroleum, 6312c.
Hons are dull and weak. Best PacIfcs are quoted
al 2l@23c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugars-Steady. fairly active and unchanged.
Cotfee-Quiet and featureless. Sales 10. 900 bags.
March, SIT SO; April. SIT IL; May, Sl6 80.
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And in accordance with law. and order OF the
Hoard of Directors. made the ninth day OF Janu.
ary. 1893. SO many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold Mt public
auction. at the Office Of the company, 4lO Pine
street. rooms Is ana II. San Francisco, California,
on TUESDAY, the seventh day of March. 1898. at
the hour OF o'clecE OF said day to pay said de-
Hnquent assessment thereon. together with costs of
advert sing and expenses OF the sale
wv. PEW. Secretary.
ofce-3l0 Pine street, is and H. san
Francisco. California fel5 I'd
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MORNING SESSION.
Board16 Bank OF California, 2531a; 10 V
street-40s Water, sss4 SO Pacific Gas Imp
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-5O Giant Powder Con- ssIa.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-JUsTICE MIN.
~ Ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
business San Francisco, California; location OF
works, Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County,
Nevada
NotIce-There is delinquent upon tho following
described stock account of assessment no 6S),
levied the sixth day of January, 1898, the sew
eral amounts opposite the names OF the respect
I've sha as
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WITHOUT doubt the most wonderful remedy fc
pain is Salvation OIL. 1t sells for 25c.
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following.
Liverpool quotations FOR No 2 Red winter.
March es sd; april, 5s ia; May 5s Sd; June.
os sIsdi July. os l0d; August IS lORd.
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At West Lynn. Mass. the other day
locomotive WAS coupled to large electric
motor and power was applied to them in
opposite directions. For some time neither
gained an inch, but finally with the aid of
sand thrown on the track the locomotive
came off victorious.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

4 NDES SILVER MINING CoMPANY-LoCA-
~ ton OF principal place of business, San Fran
cisco, Cal location OF works storey County. New.
described STOCK on account of assessment (>o. 39j
levied on the twenty-hrst (21st) day OF January
1898 the several amounts set opposite the names 81
The respective sharehOders, as follows:
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MANY prominent citizens and officials recomm en-
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Lumber Market.
RECEIPT OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN sTEAMEKs.

Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
board of directors, made on the 2Sd day OF Janu-
ary 1898, many shares of each parcel OF such
stock may be necessary viii be sold public auc-
tion at the oilice of the company at room 20, 33I
Pine street. In the city and county OF San Fran
cisco, on MONDAY. the 2Oth day OF March 1898
at the hour OF O'CLOCK P. NJ. of said day to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together wItl
costs Of advertising and expenses OF the sale
X L. GRAFSON, Secretary
oHice-Room 20. 3SI Pine street, San FraueIsc6,
Ca ifornia. mrl I'd
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Prndnce Marker.

FLOUR-Nothiag new. Prices are irregular
according to the views of the different millers.
Net cash prices are as follows: Family ex-
tras. So 90S4: Bakers extras, $3 sO9l; superfne,
81 7O@3 10 p bbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Spot business is duh.
Rates fuetuate between 1sS 90 aud DPS Sd wide
range. The chartered Wheat fleet in port has reg
istered tonnage Al 600 TONS against 3s o0G tons
the date last year; disengaged, 74,5OO
TONS against $4,000; on the way 10 this port,
24S. 900 tons against 2le,OO0.
wHEAT-The market Is very weak, though quo
tations show further decline Extra choice
milling Wheat, however, is hrm being scarce
and IN steady demand. No. I is quotabIo at
81 2234Gl % p ell; choice, 81 26l4 q ctl; lower
grades, 81 209l 221e ctl; extra choice for mill
ing, 81 z712Gl 52l2 g cti.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

The Society for the Collegiate Education of Women, known as the Harvard Annex, was established thirteen years ago. It is now a school of 300 women, with the same studies taught as at Harvard and by the same professor, but outside of the regular college hours. Stu dents completing a course receive certificates bearing testimony to their proficiency, but degrees are not conferred. If an endowment fund of S250,O00 can be raised, President Eliot will recommend the incorpor- ation of the Harvard Annex with the university to the directors of the institution. About $70,000 has already been promised.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

Englishmen are apt to confound African slavery with the forms of slavery known to European nations. One of the curiosities of domestic slavery in Darkest Africa is that, while the native slave owners can, by custom, compel his slaves to fight for him, and possesses other extensive powers over them, he can not legally" compel his slaves to work for him. On the Congo and its affluents, native (not Moham- medan) slave owners pay wages to their wn slaves whenever the lat ter are required to transport ivory and produce to the coast. Even Tippoo Tib pays his numerous slave soldiers unders such peaceful circumstances The explanation of this anomaly seems to be that war is q far more ancient and primitive institution than labor.-London St.. James, s Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

Hiram ". Sibley, of Rochester, New York. in accordance with the wishes of his father, has given $50,- 900 to Cornell for a new building, to be used by the Sibley College of Mechanical Engineering. The build ing is to be completed before the university openri in September,
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

Official figures just issued of the working of the zone system" on the railways of Hungary show ex- cellent results. The system was in- troduced some three years ago. The country is divided into circles, or zones, within which stated fares are charged, the principle being that the greater the distance from the capital the less the proportion- ate rate per mile travelled. The sys- tenn has greatly increased the amount of travel. For some years previous 10 it's introduction the number of travellers averaged 6,000,- 900 year. In the first year of the zone tariff system the number rose 10 16,000,000; the second year to 19,000,000, while last year the num- Der of travellers on the railways was 2S,000,000. The receipts have in- creased from 9,705,OOO gulden dur ing the last year of the old system to 2S, ,300,000 guIden in1S92.-New York Sun.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

Holland has in view the vast pro ject of draining the Zuyder Zee, whereby it is hoped to rescue for cultivation a territory almost as eX- tensive as the Duchy of Brunswick, and it has been estimated that the undertaking will cost about $I00,- 000,000. First, an immense dyke is to shut off the lake from the North Sea; then the lake is to be divided into four sections and the water pumped out of each one sin gly. The remaining portion of wa ter would then form the Ysselmeer or Yssel Lake. It is calculated that it will take about thirty-two years to accomplish the gigantic scheme but no one, says the Daheim, seems to oppose it in any way except the lishermen.-Chicago Standard.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

Secretary Carlisle has directed the subtreasurers throughout the United States to issue no more gold certificates at present. In doing so he obeyed the law, which reads : That, the Secretary of the Treasury shall suspend the issue of such gold certificates whenever the amount of gold bullion in the Treasury re- served for redemption of United States notes falls below $100,000,- 000." In explaining his action on this subject, Secretary Carlisle said that while the $100,000,O0O gold re serve had not yet been reached, he was so close to it that prudence die tated that no more gold certificates should be issued The free gold in the Treasury has been reduced to .$1,S60,O00.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04
The Eleventh International Con.

The Eleventh International Con- gress of Medicinewill meet in Rome, September 24 to October 1, 1893, and will be divided into nineteen sections The price of membership for physicians and men of other professions interested in the labors of the congress will be five dollars. The official languages of the con sTess will be Italian, French, Eng fish and German, and official bulle- tins of proceedings will be publish ed daily in those languages. Papers and communications for the con- gress must be announced by June 30, and abstracts must be sent to to the committee by July 31. Dr. A. Jacobi, 10 West Thirty fourth street, New York, is chairman of the American committee of the con gress.-Public Opinion.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

The first street railway ever char tered was the New York and Har- lem, which was opened on Novem- Der 26, 1882, and ran from Prince Street in the Bowery to Fourteenth Street. The car used on this trip was designed by John Stephenson, and the patent was signed by the then President of the United States, Andrew Jackson. There are about 25, ,000 cars used in this country and about one half as many in forelgn lands. The cost of an old fashion ed horse car was about $500; cable and electric cars are much more ex- pensive. An electric ear, with the mOter, costs about 5000, and the batteries $2,000 additional. MT. Stephenson is still living, at the age of eighty three. More than 10,- 900 closed cars have beon turned out of his shop.
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Articles Of Incorporation
 OF THE Saint Joseph irrigation Company,

The undersigned being desirous of forming a corporation under and ill ac- cordance with the laws of Arizona, do hereby adopt the following Articles ot Incorporation.
 First. The names of the cOrpOratnrS are: John Busnman, Joseph C Hansen Henry NJ Tanner, Sanford NJ Porter and Natban I Porter shall constitute the Board of Directors for the first year.
 Second, The name of the corporation IS the Saint Joseph Irrigation Company. The principal place of business shall be at Saint Joseph, Apache County, Arizona.
 Third, The general nature of the busi- ness to be transacted is the building of dams, constructing of canals, buying, leasing and selling of water and water rights, and do such other things incl dental 10 such business or necessarily connected herewith.
 Fourth. The amount of capital stock authorized is twenty thousand dollars tn shares of ten dollars each. twenty per cent of which Is to be paid up with In one year.
 Fifth, The corporation will begin business on the fifteenth day of March in the year eighteen hundred and nine ty-three and terminate in twenty-five years.
 Sixth. The affairs of the Company shall be conducted by a board of five directors. The officers to be chosen by the board of directors shall be a Presi- dent, Nlce-President, Secretary and Treasurer; and at the session of the board of directors, an Assistant Secre- tary and Superintendent and such oth- CT special officers as may be deemed ne- cessary for the conducting of the busi- ness of the Company. Election of di- rectors shall be held annually on the second Monday in March. Election oi officers at the first meeting of the board thel leafter. The highest amount of in- debtedness or liability to which the corporation shall subject itself shall be twelve thousand dollars.
 Seventh. Private property of the stockholders of this company shall be exempt from corporation debts.
 In testimony whereof we have here unto set our lands and seals this Ilth day of March, eighteen hundred and QlnetV-th three
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

The largest locomotive in the world was recently completed in Rhode Island for the Mexican Cen tral Railroad. The weight on the drivers is POI 900 pounds, and 20, GOO pounds on each truck. This great load, however, is perfectly distributed over the rigid wheel base.-Puhlic Opinion.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

The rice crop of the United States is now practically in sight, and the following estimates are given out {: Louisiana will fractionaIly exceed 100000 bushels; Carolina, inclu- sive of the Carolinas and Georgia, 100000 bushels; scattering in other States 25O,00O; total 9,75O,0OO bushels, a rough equal, say, to 255. 100000 pounds of clean or edible rice, of which 13O,OOO,O00 pounds have been marketed. The crop is 60 per cent greater than any pre- vious one, and over two and a half times an average rice crop before the war.-Baltimore Manufacturer : Record.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

Duties never conflict. God has but one duty at a time for any child of his to perform. If We are doing the one duty God has for us to do at the present moment, We are do- ing just right. If We are not doing that one duty, we are at fault, no matter how good CT how important the work we are doing. And We need have no question as to what is our duty in Gods plan fer us.- Sunday School Times.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

The new ocean greyhound, Cam pa:ia, having made 23.5 knots pel hour at her trial, will speedily re- duce the time from Queenstown to Sandy Hook to five days, if hel builders hopes are realized Mean while, a New York inventor has de. vised an engine to work like the fa- miliar gas machines by successive explosions of sugar and chloride oI potash, touched periodically by drops ofsulphuric acid. The scheme is said to be practical, the engines space and weight small, the fuel oi inconsiderable size and perfectly safe, yielding great power and thus speed, at small cost.-Baltimore American.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

The political and commercial de partments of the daily Japan Ga zette are conducted by Mrs. ". H. Smith. Four years ago she made hit in reporting a military review, and was invited to Yokohama to join the staff of the Gazette, with the result as above stated
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04
Corn hnsks boiled in caustic soda

Corn husks boiled in caustic soda are being utilized for the manufac- ture of paper. The cooking process results in the formation of q spongy glutinous paste, which is subjected to heavy pressure so as to eliminate the gluten, the fiber remaining be- ing made into paper in the ordi- nary way,-Scientific American.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

The four frst-class diplomatic missions from this country are to London, Paris, Berlin and St. Pc tersburg, with $l7, 800 salary. Sec ond class missions have S12,000 salary attached; third class, $10,- GOO; fourth class, S 500; fifth class $6,500; sixth class, S5,000 In ad- dition to these ambassadors and ministers there are ministers resi- dent and consuIs general, secreta- ries of legations and consuls at the principal cities
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04
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Inventor Sheffield. of New York, claims to have discovered mar veious motor, more powerful than steam, whereby it will be possible for ocean steamers to make the trip to or from Queenstown in three days.-PhiildeIphia Record.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

The Rev. Edward A. Laurance, pastor of the First Congregational Church of Baltimore, one of the most wealthy and aristocratic churches in the city, has left his handsome house and made his abode in the tenement-house dis trict. He has taken two rooms on the third floor of house in which live four la5oring families. It is his desire to become better acquaint- ed with the poor people and help them if he can.-N. Y. Tribune.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-04

The first Sunday school in New York was started about 1916, by Mrs. David Bethune and Mrs. Mary Mason in Public School No. 1, at the corner of Chatham street and Tryon Row.