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The Indianapolis journal., 1893-09-24

IIovK the sea-" The maiden said.
'Ani like tO watch tile dying foam"
But suddenly che hang her head
And easped. 81 ..Ish that 81 We're dead.
Or safe OH land -0is. take nIe hVmo."
New. York sIQrnsug Jos-.>s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
INSURANCE COMPANIES TO ACT
long ISLAND CITy's POOR FIRE DEPARTMENT
AND WORSE WATER SUPPLY COMPEL


AND WORSE WATER SCPPLf CoMfFh
SHARP MEASURES.
The property owners Of Long Island City will within
a short time have demonstrated 10 them the folly Of
negecting 10 provide adequate means OF heh'hs nres
For nuny years II has been notorious fact that 'ie
fire department OF Long Island City has been u.s.
gracefully inefficient Its equipment has been bad
its management has been worse. 10 crown II an
the water supply available for lighting hres mas p'
and Is totally inadequate. These lac's nave "e''n
and again been demonstrated In most pracilch anu
painfully expensive manner.
Again last Friday there was demonstration oi INV
undtness of the Long Island City fire department.
The department was not equal TO It's tasA' anu IL
IL had been equal to II the miserable water ouPPN
would have prevented the fremcn from dong r''iiH
effective work This state OF AFFAIRS mas p'e'"i'u
Tor long time. .
The work of the Long Island City fire department
fan years ago WAS SO bad that several large nrc IN
s,rnncc companies refused TO take any risks lhere'
Under the domineering reign of Patrick Gleason 'hs9
grew worse The fire department, like every 0lher
department of the city governments was USED LOT '"e
poiitical ends OF Gleason and his followers. Ito.
The result of these years of mlsrue Is now beng
felt The largest and most influential ihsurancs
nnmpanies PROPOSE to show in piacucil MANNER
THAT they think of the state of afars IN Long hNla mo
&iy. Tribune reporter VINO ,aiNco ,r Mi, and
domestic companies and with several OF The most
Influential agents and brokers Yesterday learned , I
several companies had withdrawn their business from
Long Island city, refusing 10 take any riShS mere
One OF the most prominent insurance men IN Ne"
York said 1t Is fact that the fire department OF
Long Island City Is utterly dcmcrazed and unit 70
perform It's work First of all: there Is rolcuiousH
Inadequate water supply. 1t has been getthe "orse
snd worse all the time. Something must be done
TO prevent such losses as those In the hre 'ha' 90
'0 "Wil any action be taken by the fire insurance
companies ~ was asked .,,,. .. , mot vet
aThere certainly will be. While 1t has not Ee'
been decided Just what action will be taken me M
surance men all agree that rates must be raised 10 .
very high figure. The rates will probably pe qu i,
r,lped N least and II Is at all improbable tha'
fhey viii he increa TO five times the present rs"s
There will probably be a meeting next n1,o. ~
decide this Question although 1t has practcaIy Deeh
decided ALREADY. Many reputable companies are TO-
fusipg all Long Island City risks" ,- .,on,.s
are rapidly Withdrawing from Long Island oSc any
,nless the IN fortunate gets real nre ueP"
ment and a fairly wet water supply II VIII no' NJ u
lang before the citizens will find II next 10 ihposs"o
TO get any insurance on Their property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE IRANSFERS.
westinghouse. No 81; Margaret Baldwin to Laur.
7is snSe s. Zoo II Of iti.avc, aoxio22; viii.
lam PoiIlon 10 Fannie Harris, .................
100 and other property, Lconora Parsels ct al
cSans. nccS 70 FpacIs Ga
k'rssde AYE . mSy ft R o. weI ;Issn 2'x
Frederick Proby and wife 10 Joseph Heiter
7oth-.t. No 200 West; Abraham DeNendorf and
4oth.st. n s. is IT of LeXineton-ave, 2ox:s.9;
Il bert Bovine, ct al, to W + Most ct al -.
sSn csry Ken 1 and wife to i ic:epS
55th.st. ;, 80 IT g Of shave, 25xlO05
Adele Kpeeland, executrix and trustee, to
s9d n.tee n :. FOG # G Of 5th.ave 206xioo5;
Adcle Kneeland, executrix and trustee, to
oth.aye, n corner l17th.st irregular; James l.
Montgomery 20 Thomas J Jenkins and another
waehin gton-st, No 81; Lawrence Lyons to Flan-
o7th.ss. $ 5. 5loIi n OF Amsterdam;a,e. 170x
ICO1l Eugene c Potter TO Henry i Hand
1o1d.st. n T. 100 fl OF sth-ave. 2OxloO.11:
Bernhard Msurzer To Theresa Weiss .-;;.....
1t3d--t g corner Amstardam-ave. 3ON99; Doug.
lass Robinson. Jr. TO Douglas hooinsoh and
,aitp oer n $. 3o5 # Of Lenox.ave, 75xirrec
Thomas jenkins and another to James Mont
Ams J rdsm.aye. corner Of ls7th,t. 24.llxiOO:
the Mayor, etc, 70 w q SCHNEIDER
lOlst.st n s. 100 fl OF Columbus-ave 50x
lIO.I1 same 10 w II Hall ;......:"v:..:".,.
Oqdon.ave, n W s 300 II " Of UDion-st 25xlG0:
anne TO w G. Schmidt
lOlst. 5, 100 q q columbus-ase, 5oxloo.1l;
same to w II Hal..-...--.--------
GOD at. n s. 225 II OF Counbus-ave. 16.Sxl02.2:
: q Williams, TO Alice jay, ...;..-.....--.;....
god. st N : 1854 II Of Columbus-ave. 33.4x
1922 p p williams and another to Cornelia
jaw .......-..--.-. az,
s,d.st n 5. 22j It OF Columbusaye. 33.4xlOO:
p Williams and another to Alice o. gsy ", .:
Maurice Aaron to Abraham Deyendorf
Amsterdam-ave, W corner 19th.st 4oxio22;
Johanna Herschberg 10 Abram Derendorl
West Fnd.aye q 8. 81. . II OF 1lth-st, 2lxl0O!6;
r I, Smith to Lizzie r Saalheld
47th.st N s. $50 II q OF 11th-ave, 23xlOo4: r.
Prescott to Thomas Costello.
West Endavc, n o corner Of 92d-st, Soxl0O;
John G Henry IN w II Harris. 49,. ,.,s-;..
72d.st, s. $50 ft Of West End-ays, Zoxio2'2:
Maurice Aaron 20 Abraham Devendor
god st : 3 $50 II Q Of Amsterdam-ave. 19xi02.2;
Maurice Aaron u Abraham Deyendorl
powery. No 233; James Krulkshank 10 James
Pank.st No IL Oscar Ehler n Henry Rose
hmsterdam.avp : " corner OF t9th-st. fOXlO2.2;
w n Harris to Abraham Devendorf..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
1nsirnlflon.
For Both Scxes-CountrIy'

For Both Sexes ouhtIy'
rrAcKETTsTowN IN. JJ ISsTITU re ..,o.
IL College preparatory FOR young me Of r. class Hesg
ful ocnt IN St.aIn heat. Electric ItnX n n sia
iogne ,cc REV. GEO. H. WHITNbt y. ". rresldcit
~ AZ NJ SITS. south fadiey se,s tb,es .-ou,
wi MOUNT HOLNOKE CGlLI-"i- 80 49, ,o.esl-
ave- cour.es Must ana AIT IibiSfy; Lit ofatoes
aniuefs and Obs ryatOry IN MY va NJ 'N'' "pehs
sent a. 1893. Board and tuition ~, u pre.t,,,
II FYyIYGTOY SEMINARY Isiaosge !, fun Of
the very information YOU are n' ,,,t n vo,iS nVur
son or daughter. and i 20 beau' ,shc W.. E''ce
''"i ''''''' THoMAS HANLON. Prnn'n3'o', y. J.
nEpDIE INSTITUTE HlGHTsToMN " y. 10th
Seye. Prepares for COLLEGE. Tea .nnI. -, tnor-
ouph ip German. French Nu-r. an. ~" - plr;is
sept 9Th REV. JOSEPH T. Phh"' IN ~ nm
SFYMOUR SMITH INSTITr Tt Pine piain' =; Y
- Homo Scfcoi $40 eet elevation lnt rt p3res
for Le col. business ne. 1ti' Ill NJ otl
'9s send for circular Rev \. MAIIlet' ~ NJ Prin.
VJ,HE SEMINARY. Mountain sc'n,.S ID auuo
building; lawns shade tennis parents mn cmic en-
both sexes open for sumner : IT. also No'"i''nc'N1
Miscellaneous
ITO IET-Private school for giri' and redenCs Is
i tabli-hci location Of I've A,tll' oN'o'' 'Pi''''
Apply J. 4. MORRIS>Ef: $1,000, -
i'"' '|-'"'- or Owu,r 10 Crcrlcst. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
0rhfhcre.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEA hEho. hrLNci
"A supplies Professors, Teachers, luUo.1 ,,,,,v ~
Sc. r. Colleees schools and Families Apply @
MRS NJ j. YOUNG.FULION, 70 Omon oquare.
GENtY Miriam Coyriece supplies tu,ois' ,po'nsnd
n teachers p0Vrrnc~Sc-. ETC.. IN all u'l>.'
schools 10 parent shave. Book Hlnhs 'or. -oth>u
~ = EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 81 East 9thst
~. y. Y.-Teachers and positions, IufnaTne"' "'"oo''
recommended II. =. KELLOGG Manager
~ RIVATE TUITION. -Dur.nc the summer nnn,ns W
successful III preparing PuPiS co
lege Call or address HERMAN DhiShrn' - '''"
~, ~ nina r,-r.d Naval Engineer. graduate OF and
w Wtcn an ins,ruror AZ r. < Naval Academy. sircS
Iosition a. professor assistant ~ nc,hh, engineer
Inc dr,v IND or mathematics. JfSStPN Md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

The sale by Il. v. Hsrnett & Co., Of No 3s4 Wa
One-hundred and slxteenthst nvestory fiat on fun
lot was adjourned until to-day, In consequence Of The
absence Of the referee.
George j: Kenny 4 Brother sold for Mandelbaam 4
Levine William ii. Cutlery, Nos. 100 and Ella
Deth-st. four--toy tenemens. with building In ne
rear, lot 40X100 for 1884, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
Gotels

NETWORK HOTEL, 0G5 broadway opposite Bond.s
~ LARGEST ladies' and gcntlemcns restaurant on broad
Superior accommodations for 300 European
plan 81 American. ~ 80.
st. NICHOLhS-Scect family hotel. Washington
- Place. Broadway and Mercer-st. Location most de.
sIabe Central and delightful Superior
300 guests. European plan 81 i; American, 50 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

,brabams. Rebeeca. to George vassar. No 2s2
pu Maa7 Anna a. and another to Emma Berran,
o. 1ith-ave, n OF 17sd-st, 2 years 49,.
Bslton Henry c, to the seamen's BANK for saw
ings New-York. n 51st-st. Of oth-ave
wear .'--''-
Coogan, Matthew, and wife to John Rottkamp, No
o!, a. EAT TSon nas and VIE to Edward Pres.
colt n ; 77th--t Of 11th-aye. ] year.
Oul hsnars' 7ith.,t, Of 7thave months.
Douglass. william p. end wife TO the Ti'le Guar.
qntee, and Trust ComDanv 2Sa''' OF
nunn Iobn and David. and wives to Rosalie
Chesterman 5 West End-ave. OF 9o'h'
r,,1u,rick BrIdset d, ct al to Louise + BIT.
tens. lO6,h.st, OF Madlson-aNe' and ooner
GrfNaf ntr 1eas"s'o. tsst a"% q shave yrs
HaEFsCI% Anns ,scah a''Vs' Of
Hand. HG Henry L. and wife to Edward n shepard,
Her sr"' joseph, TO Frederick vrOtz Hath
JenjEins Thomas J and George: % James IL Mont
gomery. 9haye OF l " Kcin yeare 9th
st. OF Avenue b. 2 years os,s
kali Joseph TO Henry Keil and wife, : : ssth'
~ o OF Avenue A. 3 years .----.-...'- 80.
Kelly John and wife % Claus Haacen, : lfUh'
St OF 7th.ave. wears ;p,o,iid,,in No
Lyons, Laxrenee, to MarsaF't BALDWIN no
voronev Michaei and Wife to Patrick Ryan. Is
IO2d.st OF 3daNe. demand 49,. -
MAYER Rcbecca and another 10 the Washlneton
Jife Insurance Co. corner H"ulcNaW
and 1884. II and other property, = years
O,fornan william. and wife 10 the Dry DOCK
Savings Institution, AleNander'a'e' u OF
Plunkitt, George W. and wife To Nicholas +
Mojo trustee ETC. 3 years. 49, -,
Russell Josephine II. and husband to the InIta
States Trust Go, 34th-st. e OF 6th-ave. year
Rosendorf Toui> J, to Y Hcndrlcks, efeutor'
etc and another. n 2Sth-st, c OF 3iaNe'
Rosenbaun Charles and wife to Clara Goldsmith
: 3tth.st @ 81 3d-ave. years. ;-.-..
Saward Frances fo Chas Peek, : Washing
ton.ave II OF 1.2d-st. years 49,
Smith AndreY \. AMI wife TO Frederick \ Con-
stable and another. trustees etc, n e1th-st,
Of shave. years. - $3.50.
Stnng James and wife 10 Henry Burling et
al trustees etc 23l and 223 P0wcry. wears
Schmidt Frederick ana wlfe 10 Henry Degen"r,
: O corner 12ori-st and FeaSant.1ye. D ars..
Holm Anton Ia Frederick Stefens HIN hist,
schrenk Andr.w, 70 Emily Wilson. W Bailey
ave n Of OH Albany Post Road. years.
aa'teld LIZZIE r. 10 Francis VI Jencks
West End ave. of 75th.st years --------.
Sha',uiro Morris. AMI wife 10 Henri >trasbour2er,
81 and 80 Sherirst wear ..-...--. 90 $500.
Weiss Theresa. to bernhard Manner n lo2d-st,
OF shave years -..-.......-.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
G ountrn Boar0.

COUNTRY BoARD.-iIcalthful location pleasant
~ excellent table SCENERY and pure air Ad-
dress Mrs. 4. w. KOGtiEN OAK liin Greene Co.. \.
T. In TREE FARM not ST. Jeweit. Greene CO., y. Y
~ "A quiet healthy location for boar iine milk,
etc; terms reasonable. Address j. A. RACE.
NAITICE FARM HOUSE N THE CNTSKIII.s.
~ tlcNati9n 800 feet rates for adults. SO TO 81.
ELIAS MATTICE, East WindhanI. N. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

Abrahams. Rebecca. TO George Nassar NO 81
punce Anna A. and another TO Emma Berrian,
. 1lth-ave, n Of 17sd-st, years
Rattan Henry C. to the Seamen's Bank for say
ings. New-York j1st-st. Of oth-ave
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-28

Under and by virtue of IN Execution issued out
CT the Probate curt of the ST te of idaho IN and
for Aituras county, On the 18th day Of Frbrua,y Y,
A. ID. IL 3, in the "bove entitled action, wherein
5. M. FIRE man. the alb We. named plaintiff, OBJ
tanned Judgment against DANES My+ra, defena.
ant, on the lOth dsy Of Dec. mb-r. A. D. 1892 for
the sum OF one hundred and fifty. mite and s4-lCO
doilsrs in lawful money Of the United St.tes te
stdrs inter st ut 10 per cent. from December 10TH
ls92. ara costs am com snded to sell the fol.
lowing desc ih-d real property towit:
One dwelling house ri usted In the town of
VA ley bloch sixty one ard on lots II ana 20 of
said bock s,xty-on.. The said house L. now oc-
copied by said James Myers, the above. named ds
PENDANT; also, eli his ght. title and int. est in
and to gu Il lots.
Public not &c is hereby gwen that on the 10th
day If March, A. D 1898. ut o'clock p m. OF that
day ut the courthouse 1T HALEY. ! will, in ODE.
d'enre t. said execution, sell tee above.dcscribed
property or 81 p,nch there ~ may b. nee. o. ary
to satisfy ssid judgment with irtere and costs,
etc to the highest and best bidder for lawful
money of The United states.
1888.
A. J. JACKSON,
Sheriff of Alturas County.
Fy c. d. SANDERS,
Deputy Sheriff
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-28
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-28
In the District Court
OF the Fourth Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, in and Tor AIturas county.
In the Matter Of tho Petition OF Alexander ]
Aota ger for Change of Name
". T. RILEY,
Register.

Now comes tie said Alexander l. Hoe filiper and
petitions .o-r Honorable Court to ch an his
meme from Alexander j. Hoe ffliser to Alexander !
H' ftger, for the {, lowing re.sons:
! hat tn re are bat two male rrembers Of his
iainils noE ltvirg-him liz and his brother Phil,p
D. II f!!aer; a d his aid brother spells HIS name
Hof & end 'titoaer d. sirss that taeir FANNY
name should b" spelled ard pronounced al ke.
!Eht petitioner IL over the age Of II yeals, Was
bosn January 1871 1895. in Alssce Fr.ice
Thst Il . pareIts are d nd. md h's nearest rela-
ives ar his hro'htr. iiip ]. Il. fIiiger. end h 9
sisttf MIS- JrS-I hins N"ttn. ttsialng Ill the city
o. fhiisdelI his, Pennsylvania.
"hsr. fore, petitioner pays said court to
charge his name 10 VI xander J. H.fli,ger.
f't"opt ALEXANDER J. HoEtFLIGER.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-28
HALP.SOLING SHOES,

This cut shows you a Young workman half
soing shoes which can be very II Gel, dore by
any boy with tbes- tools. tfter little practice,
either on leather or rubber. and patches can be
suitably cemsnted on the finest shoe made by u.s.
ing the leather cement which goes with this ont.
fit. The rubber GENE at is .lse often found con-
venit Mt aud there il better mnde. 1t Will
mend your rubber boots and shoes and your rub
Der coat well.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-28
Notice for Publication,
HOMESTEAD PaouY.

HOMESTEAD RAoUY.
Land Once at Kelley, Iiahol
January "a, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Ill. d notice If his int .ntiun TO
make foal Wooi in support ef his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Repia.
ter and Receiver. at HALEY, Idaho, ON March
|, 1898, viz:
HENRY G. sTINsON,
for the NWAi of the NwA Sec 10. the Ek OF the
Nf4 and the SN "a of the MEX SEQ, y. IN. 3.
north of Range l. east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residenc upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
Geurge Ysger, of HALEY, Idaho.
d. IT, Benson, A. Deckard and A. o. Culp, of
Triumph, Idaho.
". r. RILEY,
Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-28
Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD PROOF,

HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Land Office at HALEY, ldaho,)
February II, 1893. I
Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named
settier has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof In support of his clam, and that said
proof will be maoe b. fore the Register and he
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho, on March IS. 1858, viz:
JACOB III Err.
for the NJ Of the NwA, the sWA Of the Nwk
and the OF the SW "a Sec. %, Up. 3, north OF
ksng- IL east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Ma continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz:
sylvester NJ. Tucker. George II. Knight Patrick
MeI"nisle, and Thomas Miser,
All of HALEY. Idaho.
WI RILEY,
pa Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-28

- At the Universal Exposition of 1885, at Paris
France. the best sewing machines Of The world
including those of America were in competition
They were passed upon by jury Composed OF
the best foreign mechanical experts, two Of whom
were the Leading sewing machine manufacturers
OF France This jury, after exhaustive examina.
ton and tests, adiudged that the Wheeler 4
Wilson machines were the best of all, and award.
Cd that company the highest prize oifered-the
GEAND PRlZE-siving other companies only
gold, silver and bronze medals
Inc french government, as a further recogni.
ton OF superiority, decorated Mr. Nsthanie,
wheeler, president Of the company, with the
honor Of France FoN
The No. Q. for family use, end the No. 12 for
today. "O--0
Aud now, when you want q sewing machine /.
you d. no. get the best It will tie your own fault
ASK our sewing machine dealer for the No G
= teeier u Wilson machine. II he doesn't keen
mem, write TO US for descriptive catalogue arij
terms. Agents wanted in all unocc.pied terri.
ory. WHEELER & WILSON MFG co.
Chicago. III
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-28
SEWING 1 STRAP.

The clamp this boy is using in sewing a strap
and which IL contsin-d in the outfit will prove to
he one of the handiest tools that could be placed
in the house. 1t be used for hundreds Of
things and handy boy can good wages by
doing repairing for the neighbors.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-28
Notice for Publication.
tDEskEr LAND, FINAL PRuoF)
Land Office Mt Hail, y, Idaho,

Land Office ut iiail, y, Idaho,
February IL, 1898. I
Notice is hereby given that
MARY J. DRAKE,
o. HALEY, Alturss county, Idaho has filed motto
OF her intention to mak- proof of her desert land
claim n" $50. fur ne NJ o. the NWa Sec % Tn
= norm OF range Is east, before the Register and
Receiver rt HALEY, Idaho, on Friday. thS l,h d,
If April. 1898 ~
sh" names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation of said IsnJ
Peter Weber. James Sutherland Frank psea
AID s. f. stanton, eN'
All of HALEY, Idaho.
". T. RILEY,
Register.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-29
LOOKS LIKE ALBERT EDWARD.

James J. Van Allen Enjoys That Distinc-
tion.
The appointment of James J. Van Allen
as ambassador to Italy was officially set
down to the credit of Rhode Island, and
he is said to have had the Endorsement
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-29
A Remedy of General Utility.

1t is among the follies of which the manu-
facturers of many proprietary remedies are
guilty, to term their medicines ''panaceas,"
There is no such thing as a ''panacea," which
means a remedy adapted to all diseases; ms
absurdity has never been perpetrated Dy the
But they do claim, and with justice, that it is a
remedy of general utility, and this because il
restores that regular and vigorous condition Of
the stomach. liver and bowels winch c0nduce
fortes it the system against malaria by nfus
ing stamina, and causing harmonious action
Of The organs which, as long as they go right,
maladv like chiils and fever. 1t accomp fishes
a double purpose by stimulating activity oi the
kidneys. since it not only prevents their disease
than Impurities that cause rheumatism, govt
and dropsy. Use it with confidence.
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The Excelsior Diamond.

The great diamond recently found in
the African fields is now in the hands Of
a cutter. It has been named the Ex-
celsior. 1t is in such good shape that it
Is believed it will weigh 500 carats when
cut, which is several times larger than
any other stone. There appears, how
ever, to be little black speck near the
center, which may make it necessary to
cut the diamond in two. Even then the
two stones would be larger than any
others and of perfect color. The I'm
perial, the next largest white diamond,
sold for 81 900, 600. It is said that the
owners would accept 1880, 900 for the
Excelsior.
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of all the most
prominent DEM
ocrats of that
state, though he
has for years
been prominent
in New York So
cial and club life
and was born in
the metropolis.
He has q fine es-
tate at Newport,
R. l., however,
where he lives
J,.-~ oos% nf
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lions as well as for itself and those beau
ties of architecture which make it still
perhaps the most impressive building in
the world. shall never be satisfied until
the Goddess of Liberty has had her face
turned toward the west and the large
and dirty spittoons which defile not only
the rotunda, but the still more beautiful
ptatuary hall, shall have been removed.
WALTER WELLMAN.
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lspeeial Correspondence.l

WASHINGTON, Sept. as.-The host of
distinguished people who had listened
to the ceremonies in commemoration of
the centennial Of the laying of the cor
nergboaae Of the capitol the other day
Left the platform on conslusion of the
programme and passed out through the
gzxsas rosunda. Many Of them paused to
lock al the beautiful gallery and to gaze
Hp at tho allegorical ceiling Of the noble
dnGpe the noblest dome, considered
bib from It's exterior and interior as
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Mexican silver.

The total product of the Mexican sill
yer mines from their opening by the
Spaniards to the independence of the
country in 1891 was 50, 1856, 1852, 900.