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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12
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Observations ~ ftls chssse,er by aabers
fferhomer
I see that Jay Gould II dead. I
painted him while was IN America
In 1888. and I have been wondering
" some notes on my knowledge Of
him would be interesting now.
lie declined tosit nj first but when
friend Of mine told him he had
made a mistake In refusing 20 sit 10
me said, "Oh, what do You know
about himf When assured that I
was a safe man, he offered 20 visit
my studio and see this friends por-
trait. He spoke little at that visit,
only really asking what the portrait
would cost and how long 1t would
take to do These questions being
answered satisfactorily he said, II
guess III be DONE" and we arranged
the sittings.
Fifteen minutes before the last sit.
ting was over he said: "You have
still quarter Of an hour according
to our agreement. Shall you get
done" Yes" said, for knew my
man and took good care to be well
ahead OF time. Hewas satisfied with
the result, but / am sure he was more
impressed by my having been ION
time" than by the artistic value Of
the work.
During the sittings he conversed
easily and readily about his accom-
plished deeds.
Jay Gould probably never before
or since my sittings allowed himsslf
to be looked at az ] was obliged to
look at him for my painting, for /
had him in strong light, while was
in shadow. This order Of position II
was his study to reverse In life. !
saw painful expressions pass over his
face as of deep seated troubles inger-
ing in his mind, and it Is o fact that
he never came to the sittings without
a detective following him.
He had happy knack Of thinking
of methods for bringing to justice |
people who tried to injure him, which |
was well illustrated by an incident |
Of which he told me. Having received
some letters threatening his life, and |
as these letters were always posted |
in New York he arranged to have
all the pillar boxes watched, and when
. letter was dropped into one Of them
It was taken out at once and ex.
amined. 1t was in this way-a cost
y way indeed-that he ran to ground
The person who wrote them.
When others wondered where his
power lay, as there was 80 little out
vardly to indicate his great ability
n certain directions, felt the true
ndex was his fine fiber and sensitive
ierve structure.
Undoubtedly he was a student Of
luman nature and based his opera
ions on his Judgment Of men more
han on his judgment Of events
london Telegraph.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12
ALI AGAINST RICHARDSON.

There 10 . terrible combination
agslnst that mAn Geo, Il. Richardson,
suspected of being the Yoneolla train
wceks. The detectives. rallroad OH.
olals. attorneys. Piukestons aud news
papers. lees than all these korces com.
blned have hung more than one iuno-
cent naau. aud sent Thousands of poor
men 10 prison. whea tho same forces
have 81 ffse reel criminals when en-
llslsd IN their behalf THk JOURNAL
hss tssn the only nswspapss In oregoe
~ elvs Riohaftsoa chance mr he
M. II is not slways right. II dos
~ a'~sys win. Hat lie sympashies
- ~ onss are sssed on good evidence.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the
disease. Catarrh is blood or constitu-
tional disease, and In order to cure 1t
.'nu must take internal remedies. Halls
y tarrh Cure is taken internally, aud
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure ia not a
quack medicine. 1t was prescribed by
one OF the best physicians in this country
for years, and is regular prescription.
IL Is composed of the best tonics known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
rhe perfect combination of the two in
gradients Is what produces such won.
ierful results In curing catarrh. Send
fnr testimonials, free.
+. J, CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12
hidinG Character.

II Is true that we instinctiveiy az.
press emotion and character after
certain forms, hut nature, that has
given man tho instinct Of expression,
has also given him the instinct Of
self preservation, and the latter
prompts him with the desire 10 hide
and disguise expressions which may
call dangerous attention 10 his
weakness. Hence II b that the merry.
Gus man will often put ON the APP
pearance of the bully, and the cosfsse
minded brute will strive 10 hide his
real nature by an almost exaggerated
gentleness and delioacy Of action
both very often with a very fair
measure OF success. London specta,
tor
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12
STA. and s,..s. Car Fares.


Tuesday afternoon an electric car
started for Covington. Every seat
was taken. At Third street woman
weighing probably 200 pounds got in
A small man got up and offered her
his seat. The man weighed probably
1875 pounds. The woman looked at
the small space he left when he arose.
Then she glanced at her own figure.
She thanked the man and said she
would stand. The next man then
stood up aud she instantly sat down.
She now occupied the space that had
accommodated two men, and the wo-
man next TO her was uncomfortably
crowded. One Of the men went on
the back platform and mumbled
something about big people paying
double fare or little people half fare.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12

hUqulIe ADOub -
The Limited Express trains OF the chi
cago, Milwaukee d st. Paul Railway
between st. Paul and Chicago and
Omaha and Chicago.
These trains are vestibuled, electric
lighted and steam heated with the flu
est Dining and sleeping Car Service In
the world,
The Electric reading light in each
berth Is the successful novelty of this
progressive age, and is highly appreciat.
ed by all regular patrons Of this line
We wish Others to know its merits, as
the Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way is the only line In the west enjoy.
ing the exclusive use of this patent.
For further information apply tC
nearest coupon ticket agent, or address
&. ]. EDDY, General Agent,
J. w. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agt.
225 Stark St., Portland, Or. II
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SALEM MARKETS.

Wheat SIC per bushel.
Oats-S5@ 40c per bushel.
Potatoes--4O(d50c per bushel.
Flour-$3,60 per bbl.
Bran-(Sacked) $500 per ton
enthusiastically $40 90 per ton,
Beans, white, Sc per lb.i
Eggs Ice per dozen.
ChieSens-S To Zoe per ID.
Chopped feed -(Sacked) $40. 90.
Ducks-i2lc per 10.
Geese-7c per 10.
Iurkeys-l0c per 10.
Lard-l2l@l5c per ID.
Butter-25(9S0c per pound.
Beef-7@l29c dressed,
Neai-lO 10 l2lc, dressed.
Pork-7@l2!e dressed 4.
Wool-l5@ lsc per 10.
hops-l5@i7c per III.
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PHYSiOGNOMv.

A long forehead indicates intelligence,
. abort forehead activity.
A projecting under lip indicates osten-
tation, self conceit and folly.
The ridge Of the perfect nose should
b broad and almost straight.
The upper lip, when projecting. shows
arrogance and want Of shame.
A pale complexion indicates a weak
constitution, often heart trouble
Gray eyes are generally found associ
stsd with prudence and foresight.
A dimple in the chin Is pretty, but in
dieates weak mental organization.
A curling upper lip betokens super.
calious and haughty temperament
A broad. conspicuous forehead always
indicates great mental penetration
The chief characteristics of broad
lace are inhexibility and obstinacy,
Projecting. rolling eyes belong TO peo-
pie destitute of genuine veneration.
Warts on the chin or neck indicate in
dustrious. active, ssnguine persons
A mouth exactly twice as broad as the
eye shows dullness of apprehension.
A thick neck generally accompanies
gross organization and coarse tastes.
A money lover carries the head in
clined forward and a little to one sile.
The most expressive eyes are never
very round nor wide open. are neither too
prominent nor too snnken-
indulgence In bad tempers may stamp
them on the face 30 indelibly that the,
appear natural characteristics
Black hair belongs TO the most power.
ful organizations. yellow 90 the mos;
delicate. rcd TO the most ardent
Eyes which show white under the iris
Nss oommoaly associated with nobility
= ch4snetsr and sxsmplAry hfs.-ISt
b<aas 0lsbs, psmoczsk
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12

The travelling public ere now fully
alive to the Fact that the Chicago. I'm.
Ion Pacific A North Western line offers
the very best Recommendations TO the
public nom aud TO Chicago. Omaha
aud intermediate points. not only dur.
ing the worlds fair. but all the wear
r,upd A.S.st
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12
Raspberry Plants.

Soughegau, Gregg, Cuthbert and
Malabar, last two red-strong plants.
Several thousand, call early, or deliv.
cred free to any part of the city, at re-
duced rates. Leave orders at John g
Wrights grocery. HI. W. SAVAGE,
Market Gardner, Salem. 3-1S 6.wd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12

Employer-why are YOU 30 late
this morningl
Boy-I laid awake 50 long las night
! Ieonldn't wake up.
"Humphi What kept you awaken"
'1fyin 20 remember AL th' thinss
you told mo 10 do today. Good
EewA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12

good In other ways, and has increased mp
weight fre1 193 % 1At psunAs. I can.
Ans. Ed. SWAN, Duncanyille, IN.
HooD'e PilLe do not purge. palm or srips,
bat scs promptly. easily and sflcisntiy. 2sc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12

Tickets sold and hagxaes chacuaa -,
Clnspp pa Jus IN the United states and Cansda
trains g"ln ee%lnnection made In Chicago with az,
ticket agent or "pp'' 20 your nearest
Gen Pass. and Tkt AeI. ch1p' chcssnp p,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-12

Baby cried,
Mother sighsd.
Doctor prssoribsd Cas>osiA
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THROUGH TIChETs
The Yaquina Route.
OREGON PACIFIC R. R.

ana oregon development comnany's steam.
ftp ftp ,h ins. 20 miles shorter, 20 hours less
Time IMAM by any 9th r route, First cass
pnr,,g tpar9agh passenger and freight liue from
% %rorLai and all oints in the WilamettS
valley 10 and from ian Francisco,
TINE SCHEDULE, Except Sunday)
Az Az 1Ha6ap1ya-io0 1a6n1Sya Lv Co valisl:4o
Lv corvallis 1885 am Ar Albany----ll:iOa a m
Wallis. "' nio"n' ana .o'
The above trains connect at Yaouipa with
the oregon Devet pment Co.'s line of steam,
eis between Yaquina and san francisco
NY; ~; ;b-fassengers from Portland and all
w mlt;amelte valley points can make close con.
q, 1.,Hn ,S Win me trains of the Yaquina Route
~ w. ALBANY or Corvallis and il destin.d D. -an
ths should arrange to arrive at Yaquins
'ne evening before date OF sailing.
lowest: lowest For information apply To Messrs
amdULMAN Co., Freight and Ticket Agents
." Sn9 q I1 front street. Portland. Or, or
" " hOGuE, Act CenI FL q Pass. Agts
Cu Or; Pacific X. X. Co. Corvallis, or.
n hAsWELL, jr., Gen'I Freight and
Pass. Agt. Ore Development Co,
SO4 Montgomery ST.
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one IU'NDRED md FORTY SIXTH

one III NpEED Jron A coly. : G y. doantyHciara
N%,i ainini,riiilN Of The good. hatt an credits
81 Einc,t McN,ill deceased, pianti. AGAINST Agnes
wel'h 81 al d,fcadaut.- Notice u sale ADD all,
cuy nadS and entered IN Tho atove entitled action
bcat.na dat. the twciHh day q Jynr, le'i L. 'N
Vii III Az r,bi, slct H. a. thc NrwYork Re-, Estate
TN,harSe >alr-iool. W. III T. oaGwsy, IN The 81
and County q N'w YORK o. O., ten w a" OF c Sey
Tie land- anh premises IN slid judgment mentioned ana
Win the iuHGing and improvements thor erected
.iir1to Ilrg and being ia the Twcnty-hld ward ~
o CIV Il NoN.Yoik f,,mcsl, the Town Of Mor santa.
i've 81, =, IocR nqmb,cr went 20 apoY ccyt 4d
WIZ, Town of Norriant Westchester County. md
r, Of NrT.Yor da'c M'r' La Jqiy -. 20 isa q
he r. .ef of the Count, o.. W 81 hester at Witt f1n'
-, 10 lcth day & Augu-t lrG3 ~od prem i,Vs being
loaudV ami described iollow,. VIZ: BEGINNING 1T
loIu. the ~Dut.cry sidr Of ono Hundred and Forty
Nth i-tu street. Gsln' hlndrf 400 feet cast
.y pom formed by IN Intersection OF the
ca.ic.ly ,dD II Wills avcnu" with NJ s0ttlory I'D,
Mn ', .fsit 33lr.r gn igi f. ' ioI, and on.bali
Intersection u castcgy .iGr 4 Mnl. aNc'ue. ~
..td atcnuc j. nov established bv law. with The
,outh'i, -!de Of one llmhrd ana Fit,.sMh QiMM
.trc,t; running tcicc >nn'h'ty aud par'h Ni;h VIII.
q,cnuc hundred 400 feet to the centre line OF
The block running thence ra-tcrlv a)ng ne sad yenr
line ~ Tie h ~. ard parallel WITH one Hurdrei and
Forty..iNth tll6tu -tr .. twcnt % feet run.
nng thence therly and parallel with WINS avenue.
enc shul1tfd loh ict - The so"thcry side Of one
westerly along TIE sorthcrly -dc 81 one Hundred AID
Forty sixth nG'h street twenty-five l25D ret TO The
polnt and pllc" OF b'einuin-.
Dated Nc~-N0fk juno l2.h. 1898.
HARRY ovEi;INGroN i:cicrce.
Attorney inc PiainiIa,
-, tOj Ihlri Avenue, y. !. CIV.
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miscellaneous.

rJ,ilE TINES LONDON rrcrS that Apolinaris Natural
L Mmcrfl Matr Is wholesome than aeratod
" ater which ar can supply.
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YVESTCHESTER RAILROAD STREET

w superior Cour. Il the city Of Ncw-YOrk-John j.
Bell. piaiIt against Patrick Landy, deieldant.-NOtce
OF sale.
la pursuance Of Judgment o; foreclosure and sale.
made and cn,crrd IN the above entitled eon barring
date the 10Th II May lo93. J. the undersgned the
referee said Judgment mentioned. VIII sell public
Lue Nr" OH !tct Estate ENchhg'
foon III 49, o1dwav, in the city and County
NorN 10Th daY of July 1898 at IL o'clock noon.
Jdr., Welt auctO 90, the lands and premises IN
nlluent mentioned and therein described follows:
A i.ut curtain Jet. piece or iargC lani situate.
lying ..d being IN the T%cn',.t,iri w'rl o. the city OF
chester aud state cf New;ior being part Of the lot
known ana designated The nLmhr' three hunlrd
thity.sN 1856 the MAP OF Ea. Morrisania' made
hv Nnlrcw Fnday surveyor. dated Westchcse October.
ISL Ne In tac once Of the Register OF tho
county OF Mcstclcscr. TIE promises hereby cOn,cvei
ne NC bounded and described as follows. viz beginning
nj pont ON ire northery side OF Weschester Rail- Dad
street distant westerly ninety 800 feet from the north
,ond .trsct: and running thence westerly, along the
-le OF said street twenty-five t2j feet thence
norfhrriy ar with said Passage avenue hundred
and tni,ty U3p feet Terrace place thence castery.
along th s1tcilv sdo OF ,ad Terrace place hfy (JOl
f,e: and thence southcrlv AID parallel with PaHsage
sNtv.nvr $50 feet thence westerly and parallel
with ,aid We>chcSter Railroad street twenty-five l2b)
feet thence souhcry and parallel with Passage avenue.
slyy.iNr fi5 feet nnrhcfy side OF Westchester
Kailroid street to- point place o. beginning
D,iot New York June lOth lSo5 . .,
nanny OvERIN,:rON Referee
Attorney for Paihtir. - ,,
o,7OG Third avenue. ". Y. CITY,
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"a 80 -2 and 81 "a IA for long and short sterling
bills respectively
RAITRlAD EApNINEc

The Financial Chronicle computes the gross
earnings OF seventy railroads in the month of June
al S3i. j23s, an increase OF 3!l55.s0i or 6.GG
nor cent. The earnings of the Now York Central
and The illinois Genital railroads show remark
able gains.
The Tribune has printed the aryss eaIniu.s o.
fifty railroad companies OF systems for the fourth
week IN JunC 81 the number thirtv-hvc COM
Danies return gains Of $l193s7. OF So per cent
and fifteen companies losses OF 2ls,49l u >
per cent. The whole number shows an increase
OF S2GO,966. or "a per cent.
Fourth week In JuLc-
- companies 1928 2s+ $500 GIL Inc -i93 s7
- companies 22fS.12J ESQ Dec 1s 42l )
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Ohio and Mississippi and Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern
TO the Ohio and Mississippi tir-t aud second Com
-oiidnrcd Mortgage and springfield Division Bond
holders:


holders;
over s. n.r cont, e., flo o. and ~ Gr.c,' MORTGAGE
Del cent bond, ,nG r junior scrug'c, q both COM an"'
ha,lre ben deposited und tn Plan Of 'oiSo!d Ion,
ne FAEMir,' LoAN NND TIT - COMPANY o'
N.v lofk j. nov prepared to Ie eiNr d"pJ,it, of TIE
;iotr iDad,.
Ia.rr N. rlan Loll,rs vii. b. cutilI 70 receive m
,N,isau. Ior tc.. bod mess a.. per ,rat mr. con.
obliged Moreagr GOLD Boud- pm pl and into =.
guaranteed by ;h Batimor aaG Oalo Railroad COMPANY,
Oh The hlg ba,l-
20. csrh ~ oOp OF the rlr,' Motsocc CURRENCY
pond- ~ 100 + the new GOLD Bonds For each Il to1
II th~ second Con,oD;atrt Mortgage CUERtNri I"nd.
go IN new GOLD Fond. I0g 'acA 7l'0r OF ti'
Springfield DN i-ion BINDS : $50 IN rev GOLD Il Infs.
rir F.nl,..' Loan and Trust COMPANY VIII issue IT,
negotiable certificate. for tIc s,c0ri'lc. br-'l
Further Detail, mas b, obtained tor. Coz Farmer Loan
and ru,; Company - Winan s.l,ot. o. Lialfl llu.c
secretary to the Conni,,rc. 40. = wal! suct New.
YORK.
Dated Ncw.Yoit, June II 1898.
WILLIAM l.. BILL,
EDWARD Il. BELL"
JOHN II. DAVIS
JAMES ~. WILSON.
EDGAR T.. WELLS.
Ny. COMMITTEE Of d. Il VI. Shareholders,
EDWARD BRUCE, Secretary.
TO the Preferred md Common Stockholders OF be
Northern Pacific Railroad tompamy.
NEWyORK. June TO- 1898.
the purpose Of enabling stockholders To cNer'''
thels right to subscribe tw,ivc million dollars
fsl2 OO) Oo0) Five Year SIX Per Cert Iolat Ial Iiu''
cold Notes the tran Ter books Of the Preferred and Com
mon Stock Of the Northern Pacific Ealf'ad Company VI"
he closed at =. NJ. Friday. June Gosh 1898 ana Hop'n
At 10 4. NJ. MonGny. july 3l,t. 1913
BIZ ORDER OF THE BOARD or DIRECTORS,
GEORGE =. BANTER.
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To Franc, II. Wccas ,, NM, ,o, ny rub.
l,,,i, D. ,usIt order Of Iior.robe G.oi Z. l.. IN
-i.,. r.t.r. of tlr Suprem- cont OF the htnt" 81
~, ..t 4,.d June To- 1893. AMI h"d Win the com
ii, m the oIcr ~ he Ger" Of ne CIV ana cnlhty
J., - Vor. ~ th. County Count Horse ~ the CITY oil
Ncw-No!". ~ AEl' INV tnai,o,ioi .tiornevs
- Wal St'cet. New.l OK. y. \.
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A pTERTISEMESSgTs APP ,;sSTnsC,EIIfTIoSss FOB 81,

A DTERTIsEMESTs AID ,sUnsCIIrTIoSs FOR
cEIvEp ar THt UPTOWN oFtIcE, No. 1,242 Brood.
way "a do dool north q thirty lgstst and ADvER.
eve, ! ssr e9ds. Ii2 Gtn:a'; lS7 tenruhsys:.
S. i02J Tnrd-a.c, near sxty-frstst IOe firstave;
nuc A 1928 Thrd.ave; 20 West Fourteenth.st.; 257
West i2d.st; So TnIFd:a,c J.S3s Thirdave; 2,oSi
1hird-aye., bet 1J2th and 18th sts.
At tho HARLEM OFFICES $50 Fast one,h hundred
and NTH 243 West OnehuDdrcd aud twenty.
0fh-st. and 800 West onehundrd and forty nfthst uD
!, @;rookSn az a. cour.s, Sos De Kabave 1890
Bedfordaye. AMI No. 10 broadway. up TO p. m. a.
regular Office rates. .. ,,.. ,v
Loyden Onice for advertisements. :0S Resentst.. w.
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Eesal Nofltes.

v EW YORK SUPREME COURT.-Trial de-
" ,irrl In IN" lty ana County 0i Newly OrkDrcw Wan
maker Plaintiff against Madison NoOllrn COMPANY. De-
.lant summons 10 the 1boNcnaHe1 defendant on are
summoned the complaint III this action, ad
to >f,e a copy your th" Plaintiffs Attorney
within twenty DAYS after the service OF this
n,c Of tn day q service and Ia al Your failure 20
app.ar Or answer Judgment viii BE- taken AGAINST you -
d. Iult foi the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated Jun" =. 1893. -
AUSTIN l.. ILEF HER, Ilalntlns Attorney,
on. and Po-toi;cc Address. .
40 - Broadway. N"N-N ork CITY y. \. 49,
NIW.NORN SUPREME COT RI.-Drr" WannaAeF.
Phltln aenn-t Madison Woo.len COMPANY. Dctendalt
III fu Mad son Wooden Company, thu defendant above
u, The FOREGOING il served upon YOU by pun
il,t oil pursuant order Of Honorable ABRAHAM H.
.,,,,. ots ~ the justices ~ Tho supreme Coz = o.
H. state Of Nc, 10 rk dat the oh day 81 Jun 20,
,t MI aim tin complaint thi, acton IN the ono
-, m, ,',rk OF m, CIV and touniy Of Nc"-iotk AT the
County Court lIpu," ga .aii tlti
Daf. \ York. June - lsat. ,x. ,.....r
NISlIN b. TIEr HTN Plaintiffs attorney =,
% Htoldway NeN-NOrA city. y. y
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SUPREME COURT: .o, City s,; and

Ira c, Il Wceks.
10 the above named Defendant - -, ,o,,,l,,p,
Nou alr hereby summoned 10 answer me conit .i
a., MI ,rfion AMI scivc copy o. fou ahsW'' ou we
~ ntlr- Atorn,,. Within tw"ntY days dtrl ir sIt,'
~ fm,. summons exclusive OF tc day % tnIc' anu ~,
~. 49,, yo,.r ft.,ur, appear o. answer, judgment
,'T D., ,,Acr ANN, YOU by default iOt the r'ii'l
der ,pG,d 10 the CON paint.
Dat q. Ncw.Notk. MAJ 10 lo.S. ,..,,..
"'' Atio neys i,r Paintif
Oaicc address; No - Wal htT"t
Nnrn \. y
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lectures an0 ttleetinss.

JLLT STRATED LECTURE by Rev Thomas
| Snn, c.an OF Loidon.-subjcct CANDLES" CAL
Iar, Eaptist Church West J7tst ret 6h and IN a>es
Tucsd'y evening, July II, at O'Clock. IlcKet9, w.
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Business Cbanrcs.

A NY COMPANY contemplating the expendi-
n tuie OF large amount III the establishment Of
featuring industry requiring the use OF thoroughly
outlined Machine shop Boiler shop Foundry and Smith
sSon Tant we'll atcI competing trunk lines Of rail-
roads and In GOOD labor ket IL invited 20 address
SrlMSON. WILLIAMS & CO.,
BRYANT building - Lber:y-st. New-iork City.
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Following are Yesterdays quotations for unsted
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BROOKLYN ELEVATED.

1891 $50, 1898
Number OF miles $3.50 s,q qd15 e,s oiss
JAM j to june go. o3'2oS p,'.oo'
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND N"KTiiEEN,
fS1s' So s ;GiSsi s IS 81
rHIIAGO AND WESTERN MICHidA%.
F Fss e q s +! Grill i: 81; \,
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
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CIrvtLANp. ClNCINNATI. CHICAGO AND 81.
LOUIS.
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PEORIA AND EASTERN.
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JAM DETROIT. LANSING AND NoRTHEEN.
f $s=' : % g j sss5 s;s.: s55
IOWA CENTRAL.
F Fss's s e gs i ssg :sg; s;Ss
KANAwuA AND MlCHIGAN.
$ $::s$ e 3 +: !5,
KEoKUK AND WESTERN.
f's's " a ,: + $40 1914; Il
LONG ISLAND.
f S:s,S e "., '1s; !j
MINNEAPoLIs. ST. PAUL AND SAUL STE MARIE.
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''"' ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
f Ess'S Z: s ~ III; .ss3
ST. LOUIS, ALTON And TEEEE HAUL.
Qranch Lnes)
f :s'$ s j. 8; :s 555 &c
TOLEDO AND ONO CENTRAL.
T Ess' e " 3 81 81 g q 81 8
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK
f Tss week Ct % IN =, 3: :1 81 z;
DErRoiT. GRAND HAVEN AND MILWAukEE
Y TS r. o TJ June 10 g! q u .s
GRAND TRUNK or CANADA.
S TSal rs Of +" June. s s .s, t' 's,3 ss
Jan / to June n. e''i"'l-' .'-'''''
GREAT NORTHERN.
$ M""$ z I s. s a5ssi ' as5 g;
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Month Of May 49, ., .e.s
$ $S%sc5 al s.! s. S. s.
Operating eNpon'es-- lllS'l' l-o','oo I,IS"9''
Ne, earning. 1909 $50 s2jO.5js s5j3,6l7
Gu carnipe- siG so 23O sl7 $50 1896 ais. i27s5
c,crang rxpcn,rs lIGi7 .,39 l?hGS G2i IL l3o,@ -
", for If months A. so 1gl slsi7,3l2 s5ol" ieO
NEW.YOEK. SISQl EHANNA AND "ISlElN'
Month Of May -.
Number Of mills. - 49, 70,
earnings -l41.tt fl2l 1'I sl.,ggo
Operating cNpcn-e-..... 'r'3' 9" '' S'''"
Net earnings .....-.- rpssI- - ''' TSV,oIf
Jan. ] ~ May 81 -- .
earnings fbi.."V' fi.'l,''t- ~ 20
otcr.ting eNprnsr,..... 3i1.n3 JIGtcl "3-?'O
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