davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
60
AS THE BEASTS.
wATCHrvL TRAINERS or WILD ANIMALS
THEY DARE NOT BE CAUGHT OFF THEIR GUARD
ALWAYS on THE ALERT.

THEY DARE NOT BE CAUGHT OFF THEIR V' AMI
ALWAYS on THE ALERT.
When Macbeth. IN tones Of nercest defiance. pro-
claimed hi. willingness TO encounter "russed H"s
sian bear. an armed rhfnocsros or iIyrcan tiger
a,, that was cver learned OF the habits OF the'e
harmless pets makes II safe 10 assume that II was
greatly 70 the advantage Of that nurder"d" sc'tch
man that his request was not compii@l WIN
Strong as he was and fearless a. he is admitted 10
have hccn with his armor on and a sword In MS
good righ. hand common-scnse people VIII sun
feel inclined 10 doubt his ability to stand up sue
ccssfuiy against such tremendous odds was II
.hluf" or was II that he had at his command
other methods. until then unknown. by which ne
horei to carry the day In such dreadful combot' :
Hal he red pepper In his mind? Pshnw. The
though, Is unworthy Of moments confederation
Had he undertaken to tackle the businem END OF
Iivrcan tiger all the red pepper In Caledonia wouh
not have kept the lie In his body or the armor on
his back H. scan tigers have inherited the hnn
rross and unreasonable though II be. OF getting
on the outside" Of any man who tries to make FUN
OF them at close quarters
Compare then and now. In this city. In COM
f,r,aby appointed building known as Ta'te'saIFs
Tifty-nfth-st. ami Sevcn,l-ave. you md not one
man bu, r.sny men performing more wonderf''i
t.ats with wild animals than ever Macbeth even
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

rn- NEW BOARD Or 7E,I'f R:iIFr NrAsrEt
-,''fr,>TV&. rIsTfNA;>

Tn. NEW BOARD Or 7E,hi RriIFr NrAsrEt
"'fr,>TWN rTsTiNsi>
Tnr rcw Roar: ~ T-ado fG-In~l ten lays ago n
,hc northern war,is. receive" i"s' ~""k S">'ra
prol.nen acccss!ons JCr..n J. M"f. III" non
nanu.actur.r sevc.li bank o'iccis an1 s"r'" "'h"r
rron,i..t nt b,iyirc,H men crtDl"i their nam"t W
a meeting on Taur.Iay ,.rarr. James !. W"'''
nv.std.d md = & -. "a \crgr" chairman -
he Committee on Oryani:a,!,a. rsai r"."r'. IL
which he called attention 10 the numerous a'i'an-
.yv-. Of ~. upf,e. wards sites for factories ara
hnfnes Many citizens ~ love- New-N"rk. was
said arc ignorln, OF tn" Developments recently
made ir the utpe- part OF the city. 7" give IN
Z .rmatio: abou, tho district. Ani IN urge hous"
holders AMI business nrms Ia purrhaa" property
IN these wards Hill h. one II IN" miin objects
Of the board The SCOPE of the work intended may
IL, tu.ivcd from the plan II orean',au"n. winch
Ifovtics for J~rmin"n, crmni''e on '.l''fit"Fr
and Publication. r., 10 lmrrpv m"nts Wat'rw'y I"
Itcal Estl'" i.ccaiaticn ana Arhl'ri'iHn 1'" pan
- organization was ndpih"i
'rtc Ecli.: Association OF TIE Tw-rtv-thiri ana
Twcn.y -Tour,:, war!s has sent out an appeal IN
which n asks that citizens hep "n;v tosr whom
tncv know and scnd all oth"- applicants Tor rrl'"f
&, the Headquarters ~ the as-n'iaton. NJ" IN
Wulis ave Mpn"y f,r IN" i"ncn' ~ those needing
ic,, 4, 10 tc scr, - the treasurer Charles .: Law
.,u N ore !inIr i-Gr'i -forty -Uiati-.t nm! -
Aun'..rvc tlo,hinr nnl unnnd' n.:erinl may
T.. s... .c me Wii.is-avc. c.diuar'"rs Irr'gnf
w,u have vor b" done mr." asked { Scn1 n"ti""'
1, tkc officer ~ the association. The Hev. M"'srs
Nc!Ive-r AMI Tnlmng- ront'nu" In charge or m
work a rnass-r. Getting may soon h" held IN h'on'"
public intcr., In the plans fer relieving th'S wh"
un"mrioyei
Tho ,hr.s,.nr. festivities. outsii. Of those IN
rrivat" hor.cs w.r: pr.nsrsS nt IN" snmday wnrin.
German clubs. The fremont Sunday -schools for the
ny,Or "s r"F mn n. per cn"res
81. : u. Bortwitk was In charge. and called on
many of the little ones TO take part In the en-
tertstnme3t. A Christmas cantah was arng At IN"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

platform to about half ~1' 'e'"-e" '"e
man IrastS. i,,us.
A, the forward end 81 the Iuarter-deck 4 DE-,
trade Of beautiful workEansh.p crosses 'nt s',,'
and a mahogany stairway. or. a. sailors ~"''.
s,l,cr I-ais down the mail deck hve irrt '"w. W.
The brad svttp OF the main deck - oI,n' w ";'
converge forwa-i to ih- to,va;lant forecastie me
forecastic-house II built On ueck ano ;Sm % s., ~
iSs crew ana rooms for ihe !e.'"r "'tc.rs ~.
,,,a,s .f, are rJt ony .arge Sut nt'ei ~ IN
siv,, which wsu.i ~ credi: 70 II rrs;-oass t'"ns
ss.L''s ~.'i srd bv tho m.te. quarters one enters
~. dining saloon. n: - ls'sJa a,,,nx nr sxsn: S;
on IN crack trane1cAric steamer. but 1ea'; ustc-
fUi AND elegant ia sil u. acpon.:n"";s I"'.
oper. from II .a;o ~. captains pdr.9: "!'." ,n~'@
arc IicS rigs covering IN" h,o'. en-" go.
h,ret and large m!r:,r and acox". -. I,NI,.,us
go. In ,h.,n T..e.c are wel.-furn r'"! sh'-.
rooms OF mis- and doors open, to-" r1''To 1'n anu
rr.vst. once for the cnr:a!ri IA"f. IS DAM
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
FROM BENCH AND BAR.
GATHERED FROM LAWYERS AND AMIN"
THE COURTS.

p,.,IInx Justice Charles H. Van Brunt Oh tns
General Term Of the Supreme Court. WIZ e''"'.'.
next year a quarter Of century OF service o' '"s
bench The larger part OF tina, t''ne ""' ep.m ~
a Judge OF the Court OF Commo" i." a. s,-, o,d
position Governor Hoffman first ap'o',e" ,so. % 49,
"'s,o, 80 was subsequently elected. In isSS Judge
Van rrun, WAS promoted to the supreme Sour.
Bench and for several years. since the te,tes".
OF .x.Judge Noah Davis. he has been tce p'e,..".s
,,dce At the General Term. JUICE Dar'e'' us
BRADY, Judge Bartlett. ani mos' o. Wv r a.
Nt - tho supreme Court beach In this d't
",.. 49,, n, on. time or another been Ills assoc'.
s,.s n, the General Term. ard he Is now ass'''eu
hv tvo Of the justices from other depaF'"e"'''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
BIGGEST OF WOODEN SHIPS
TIE GREAT ROANOKE AND HER BEAUTIFUL
LINES
PROBABLY THE LAST or HER CLI>s-HEH d
xENsIoXs AND ACCOMMODATIONS.

xENsIoNs AND ACCOMMODATIONS.
.~rhs old ordc: chsngeth giving place 20 new
and for the building .. large vessels wooa mas
riven place forever TO metal The S:ea' snap
Roanoke now loading at aa Fast River pier Tor
her second outwsrd voyaEe from New-Iork' MARKS
and enphasize1 ,he end Of the age OF wood' 10.
sh. n the largest wooden sailing sh!p ahoat' ana
VITA her ,sAs arm Of Arthur s.wa.. Co. IN .ao:e
buA2ss q srsst shps vhoe. h.:ls have . sn -
and.She hammers ring on iron ard steel IN
theif yards and workshops. For 40 many years
have the shirya yards Of Maine changed the dead for
ests into strong and mighty vessels ana sent them
forth to battle with ai the seas that now and al
IL Winds that blow. that ii Ia not without feeling
OF regret that can witness the passing o! nc
wooden ship. Long ago iron took the place OF
wood for steamers. but steamers are unp"eocA
thinrs conqucring the ocean with mere brute
force and It was i.t.ng that they sn"u'd he bu'''
Of vIiIanous bard metal 'diggcd from the Ie""''
Of the earth"
The sailing ship 10 different affair. a"d J.
seems proper that she should be bull, - TIE sre"'
traes tha. tosssi their branches to the stormy
~ 1ptibtssd The songs os the olrds ana NE rus"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

kscs,v hull across the waters In tina. hui! are
~ ~ cubic feet Of oak. l.2G"o feet OF yf'.
low pine. rs tons OF iron $500 'reenahi am
"a hsckmataek knees. All this 10 % put '''
s,tbsr as 70 make 'lea! ship TO- "a!s
for many and many year the hattie OF IN "'nas
and vaves Imagine sach great ari Rraeei''
Awu 9TH IN. towering masts anil 'he great clouds
~ canvas above II. bowling along "ver waves tha'
lsap and foam about the chip ns II they i"ved :.
er with shortened sail. struggling with BACK ari
angry b!i;ows IN the wild nigh. that how about
Cape Horn. Rut such things cann'; De 'mae'ne':
%hev must L. seen lie fc-eve: nft"rwari almost
q xaet Of = mans life
Nonas of the statistics Of the Roarok" are ~ Y"!-
aows: Length Of keel pn fest: length over all. d"
fset; height of foremost from deck lS' 'sct length
AZ main yard. ~ feet main lower topsii yard. S
fset; main upper topsal yarl. :: feet: main TOP
Dlsne yast O. feet: main roya; yard. - feet; main
okysal yard ~ feet: bowsrrit. 6 feet; t:"ci; TO
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

-. ~ Htrfl.i 'hir,. .4i = 'r'cr' -" - :.
.'.agr.st.i i.iil 'lur'. nl~;. ~, >..t IG''.;."t
hai riif., - 20. ,u'.'' iir'r'r ." l'''. = = -
$50, !, -" Tim - NJ 40 'a.Frh - '.'" 20
T,i.rs h., wy. ~" 10y, IA 'i... h,t 'h,rgH
- the r"ieir 'in ~ = l...I. -s ''1r b.. ftf .hIu
II" Sab cot - 'i Ing .ndi"f eh' ~" rr';" ,
Tauly 49, ! . ei,..'s ,f.. 49,. ,.. re-. =.
80" ch.'i'.1 - - i.~ g.''t tr.'rrf ,a" .n',n
Ma nn''ch,' nr' : .'f.t.r,' f.-'.tt .. Tn .f
nu Tr ,ia' evening nt iinls'- -!
Tho TrrIl,m 'iih ~ II h";! IT, .'r"'' 'l..''i",
n~s; w"ca III" cont. the rr...i.'i.v - b.,
club between } \. i'rliri, AMI i'hu ! i'-, = j..
fri"nl, "i.". Mr - ,u'ier dn"s not l"$.-" D..
own election. nni s.,n'"! Mr sri!f'r r'iH,-
~. Wc.' Mir.-anIa ,iin. c'n,i' - 90" h.i.'
Thuridnv .,''liay r t...f 'h' 80" 80
IN e an aiir"'s ~ w'lc M" I'll" -" - ust"n" I
- aII rum. n',l niIs" hy ~ 'ns ~ TIE,
'iu!' \ c'mrit:. ~ l.h.. ''rsrni'i - ~" cipi'
nm ,ri,1'i. o., sii.'w,ri Tt~ nov cluhfnil4. hs-
ng" ,.'wuu, al..v Tn" ,,nr'rs ~ th" clih' -
.ii"s ~. "."r "''- sic. rrr..i"nt. II .; -
-"cr"'a;'' ! V. Peters. ani 'rrsr'or. W Tue-
III. Wa~hlnrion Whorimcn. 81 rrr.n,r' vii hoil
t.rr 1anuti "i"''i "n T"'ti' '''r'nr rh"r
monthly entertainment f,r nf.iu."is - 'hr ;l'b
nnl their na'' fri nj, ''r..i.'f - .Nih, "tut,
i,i, irs. In 'ng ard f'r.t r'',us ;"lswch
Draper is tho c,nhlirt" f'r rr'~tl"n; IN ne =
uilr ticker Tor In" "nrulnr '"rr
The ticr.l.-s - - Tn"r,ss' Iyc.u~ W.s'
F,rnS n cal 'n'"r'airnl.n NJ 81 W"lr"si,,
rlnc. '" ccrh-d'r the closing ~ their f'ff
c"iis" - w""ki' lectures soon s"r"- ~
.'"tmr"s VIII begin n"Nt w"'k nnl w n'irr''
"n W.lnrs -, @n.gYa f'r ~" ret " -, winter
Tho Re. I'-nni. JcM.h"r his rei"rsl e'!p'rl 'run
- The N ira nf ~" t.yrrru ar.i rrr'iIl !. Ne.
i~rro;i ia ~ Ircs.i"n'.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

iia," YOU ever visited An asylum Tor !r'en" Per.
some In u -,nr,'Il ~ \ huni-t ia'irNs ss.n
~" Pack tTi'ng a r~ rrin" IA" ".r'A ~ 'or
inmates " s, .r'ur ll~ss IL his li,tsn3t"'n i"u W..
,t'c. that oa. ;.k'~ i'.lrr"-i III in' f'Ea''
-. his r.i.nl.,- hui a.. stan r"ily { 'i AZ
tlI o. when H." !,"'rr c,'s w.. ~ - 70
r -! -. ;... w,.~n 81" ", ,-'ii''-' ~ y - an
f..'. ~ lie ihr trainer - - -" r". ai'w 'S
wat the bar - 'h~ his tr't w'',"' ~ lac
IKE = ~: Oh anon - X. ~ if"drfi N" i.!-f = .
- . rirink "r,r ,lt' 10 ~" ltii''' -
f,r.s. The h.a.n'ini ,1vr- ii''l' 's'T. ,nhi !
x.,,.'i h. .Cr,,n..i mink or. ina y
know r- is merely / 'r II" i'' ~ rr riit'',''
- .lia.,ir'J. fe.-.s". o.. Vt.fn f. '''l'' ~ ~
in. 80. st8'' -.i'l. > Do. riI~ - T'' - N''-
WI nl'-. s,'r" i,f. hu' N'' u NJ +r" i.iH
,.r.sl 10 viir ~ arlrg,'- - - 10 - \"
.-,r - h.n ~ i.s"n,, an torn. an 80 ''''!''.
tt~ on, . '...t- tul"i's r"s' 'l"~ -" "''. >
49,. 'hr' hs l. 'tsuc"'T. j - VITA ~
,n.,r--i. hi.i,.' -. .i cfaI" - AKA. "''1
rtt.~l r,i.l.. NJ. rr t'' ii'~ ., d" ;''r- nan
10 s.t~, s,'r"iiin'H ~ 'N''s~fllnf fn"'ii"f -
'h~ ...f,iian. .-nrf.liv An 'f i'"f win '~''t
a ,','" 90, "a kir but i''mi'If IT, ''.'' " o. (
bv' 30 cr..t - the hii' - rNnAIF t1i rr". -i'''i
it.n ~. . iTt'r"' ~"i,. ana 'rt.'f'' p -"
+, or. = in. s..,.- ir f'."-'.i...f
l'g.,. = t.i,n.is mi iu'plr, II rs Nr i.'r @"I'a
.h. s-c'.' - h,',I.nr rr.s.n" 80 T." y 80. \ ."'
- u.l.f~r .f 'f.f D.. ~ ~ T. s'r"fh.is
w." -",.'.," 'han 70" .n'rg- = =" i:'hrrr =
ir{'ratiri 'pinul--t.r .u'l N- f'l:' 10 .'~t t'r'
:, v---~rN" not q" as i'g'.ir" -. 'T.'' - =
=. >. nf.- wr-r E.ri, nr,'r -" - .'iii ra," over
49,. 49, t,m,is '..!. ami '.i 'rr 'aHsh ~ N.r
r' 80" .'.tf! : 'i"r ''11 ~ ~ ''' 'r!
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

TIL" ANNA, dlnrc- ~ III" frin''r4' Association II
N.w YORK. unr rypo;h'','l. II hor'r ~ I'tnii'iii
Franklin viii TAX" place. a. usual. az thr iipts,
f:rHnswicE on Wednesday, january l.. Frank.inf
bir'hinr. u Will b. attended by a large ..rher -
printers anI their guests In ruiirg ifcrr" Waiter
son. Pau Dana. Thomas J.. lar,es. Jc" Howard
General Woo lford. Frederic TRN ior. Pau! Ii D'i
thaillu. Mlior Il. h Panrborn. Stiison Ilutcl.ius.
Colonel John A. slrchc. aIl others The llrv. br.
Maynard win rcrpord - thc tons' o. Franklin.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

rom and nj, ,h,, one coal. wan :or Ions " yage
In IN. way = c,n.o-i l. mere a..
can,s,r Icsrf,h T. ilnrit"n WI cninrianls thr
u.,roke suf%rv,s.I cvr', .ctai N the building ~
her captain linni,tnns father was q sea cap.a'''
,,d n. hlusc.f rs been long a!6 w",. knn"r rs .
skinner ~ .he rr,' o:icr ani from Maine ~ nm.
Tn. Roam ,k- Will probably 'or many years saH ~.
CO... and show wha' IL meant bv Yarkee ship ara
a Yaok.. crew bnt take her all In all. w. ne ~r
shall look upon h'r IKE again
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
ARMY NOTES OF INTEREST


Only f,w days before the death OF Wli,m
Clark Youns last week there WIS Weakened a con.
troversy as tc whether hr or General George 8.
Green wag the oldest living graluate os West
Point For several years at military gathcrinSs
Ike the loyal Legion (iranl Army OF the Repub-
i'c. ETC. G neral Greene hai hs"n spoken Of as the
Oldest living graduate AM this rot generally
disputed urtil rccentIy. henc" everybody who thus
snon "f GSnTr w r;Ie p yn honest in hi, :, a.:
q o. .lny !: is: IS .es"a1 icn'-nan, ! r. = Hr;
Or en-" WAS rrai,at~l ani a.@o r''riy.i COM
1%sn lieutenant Young % sgn ar Il ' four M HrFf ytars Ii
service and never connected himself with The Army
aSsn Ss sn1 e b Z r%d9y he"g % as
Lieutenant Gr""n" remained in IN" Array until 1875.
Roth of these men have lived in this city many
years
There several Army disability rc,!remen,s
! under constitution - tn War Dep ,r,men.. and
officers IN the full bloom OF health AMI anxious
,he a.s to b. ann,inc.i TS. wili rrobaby he
l.n.i hr:w"-n lamar ! AMI u. 50 in'y VII ROT
the P;hlic Printer.
Secretary I.amon, has had under consideration
IN" .'ur-- marital cases OF Lieutenant stcadnan
AMI captain stiles The former recently tried
b" court-martiai n Fcr: Logan. Colorado for
"condnc, unbecoming Az officer and a gentleman"
~" court found him not guilty ~ the charge. but
'sity of ron,!.s; prsinlcI.i TO god order ana
ren;ci from r,nH AMI cOmmlni for one year ana
%"r max * @ M SS. anI f' san. IL cSm
.,sHce. rhs revi~wi"S authority severely. criti-
,"ris.d the nndins a. dansrrou. departure from
no C,Ica,Hs -, @ amm mo sr s r. o ban
nni lower IN" high standard which has eyer been
jclousy guarded and ina!n,Glned IN our Army
William he fDrt
o.'s Isaa familiar to every who passes
rom n" ratinry g., IN" Narrows. Is being bracei
up. TIL" 'or' was heg,n In ise an! finished IN ls,i.
rrl sent NAM spi'eais rDr non%y TO p; IL n
and az engineer officer was detailed u MAKE the
improvements
Major Frank q Smith OF the 2I Artillery has
l.on ,.tai;.i on the commission appointed 10 es-
lbl.sh a national military park at The battlefield
chicsamauga n issns hi' ii'l@s tomorrow.
nj vii! ac. - secretary .: the commission. Thto
was the ba.,le toush, between the Army 81 tho
',rheranl under neral Rpsoncrlns. an! the
confederate divisions. unle- G"ncrlis Bragg and
.onsstrf't. on september y a., % i.3 ard ihoush
occurred ~ .,bs'snr!ai a!vantase Sonle comment.
sSss ..s .wa art san' Ss e ond
e nrS saw: ,hs, h1 ,utle. have ~ c,nrec.
or with ~. ,o:r,,.a'ion % ~" w?r rccorls b,:t
IN, hc is Simply ~ ro@id"n, crm'ss.orq- having
2'rs~ Of ' % oni r rc.,'r'n r Gsi. q. Il.
/ vision fourS; ;l'or'ly al was terribly punished.
'The do.aN 10; u. jor Smith ro1,hcr = 'Ss
,r!ckamaura Pa. comm'fson r,.'ars &" fact
90: u. ", ors e.. the MT ,c- - cfaract rs OF
Ae battle. lie hen con,n..nl'i Battery J. = Tho
tn Artillery - which there w'r" mlre men Killed
r Won !e! than N a.y c'hcr tSt'''' a. that en-
:..,ncn, - ~. rr.on she T. Ms he only
t,r:cry hat remained sro .riss ~! afSer ,he
n, rSs,on ani no gu,- arl had :. .;rAgclrrs:
-.. ~ -.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

mcr before the mast: Tho old ship Great H'pupnc'
which was somewhat smaller than the R"anoke'
u.,I 10 carry , crew O: seventy Men before the
mas. The Roanoke has four masts-i fore nam.
In.x7@n an: j.,,2.r She has four headsai.s' VII"
Her ina.i. AID mizzca sa',> contain IVA s3ua.
yards of canvas The roO;. and quarter uecks os
The Roanoke are carried forward IN one Ia'se"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

Of their beating wings In pleasant weather. ihe
Roanoke 10 nt to be the last and greatest OF 'he
Of great wooden shiye for she II comsy ard power
fua and heet Her mainynast towers from her deck
IN feet ana her deck stretches 80 feet long and %
Seet vide With all sail Sc: she spreads l1""
souare yards Of canvas to the hreese I" move her
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

,d,ltan:-,:enc:a. I.rGg'.s las .ss"i "a ordes
.r,. v,eanc!, - ~" gr'ie ~ hrs' h"ii"ilHi IN
,.c SI.iIl Corp, vi, ic Mel ~ t'inl.f rom no
ne = tie Nr.av. av'. 20 /. ,irsh~ IN" o.li,iT
,,.,s, rpt l.. rior thsa thirty years old. mrS; hTs
i've. =. .,i-t years - t3r' NO - iIf A:'t,
h,, ,.. ih. rus,o:n for RAJ year.. "a; VS. "a
rln,,l N the Army l,,sllat.'is as :; VIA now DC.
NE applicant mus' not only have csr'iaI Military
ln.ss 'f,- The corps but I..-i ists ANIMATION
ON the,rc,icni and practical &c lrcity. modern
l.nE.Iayes. chemistry and optics. nl.tary survey
ing ana Iecona.l!a - tuce.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

kee,sos. :i feet: keeisoa 70 bottom n fset: hsse
Of keeison, , feet = inches.
The Roanoke has engine between the fore ana
main masts which furnishes power Tor no'suns
anchor. bSacing yards pumping etc. ana TINS en-
atlcs the ship TO be run With only tweh'S'touE
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

There ar" several Army disability rc,.remen,s
under constitution - tin War DeI irtmen., and
officers IN the full bloom OF health AMI anxious
for promc'.- n waiting with much anxiety fJr
III. To- b. announced! Tbs w.il probably he
l@n. tc:w"-n January ari Il. they viii 70,
lpp.,r Ia IT.. Army Register now In the hands OF
IN. Pihlic Printer.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

ol. Castle William the circular fort on Govern
o.s Isiaa l. familiar 10 every on. who passes
rom m. Iatinry g. IN" Narrows. Is being brare3
up The OR; begun IN is9 ani finished In ls!l.
but ha'. made {; 90 insecure that General HOVE
rrI sen; many appeals fpr money 10 p.t IL IN .
al. ..iion Tn's. hlv. been successful Mt last;
AMI ar engineer officer detailed u MAKE the
improvements
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

"t- = w RI = - nlr N>-'cli VII mo-
~ Anu ,r J.hI.i''i i s.f ~'.f IS Nite-!i''
l.-r. At.A !. Sf-,,s-.r 1.! '.l'.,! S'a''s S'ri-
rr u u.''l. Il prr'Ir go ...'inis'' T. ,''"-
sentative. = s"v.ri' law sr.o'l' - ne Siht' "tl
Q, -.us~ -, tnc.s -" ir"n' n's e 'f'S-i'r
e: :,,r A. IN ~. .fpr.. N''iH'fs O: h.' f''''.i-
Il -. iu ..,.-t, n-.,lb,.ng :: 'fs ; - boon IA
yl,.-. :, r.air al..r",-.s u;pn Tie "u-s - as' >
,..,'s,.. %. l.vt.r" 80 fiTlrcin.; ~ iifi't aa'
b,,,,.~ = IA. .rn.,.st,, Tnn in.c'iuF- %: -
:, I" i-s,'lfrr u r'r"r' t''r' naf" NIX ''l'1'
,. 49,. .f- o. .t"t.t. lJ' r.f i'st. '''i" f''
,'. ,...r g.. = ui'',,rf interest i' il'r" - 49,
- tii.r - .'"Y '.'uiitt-
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-08-26
Harvest Excursions.

The Santa Fc route has arranged a
series of Harvest Excursions at low
rates, on August 22nd. September l2th
and October 10Th Tickets good
twenty days from date of sale
On the above dates tickets will be
sold to all points in Colorado in a
direction northwest, west, southwest
and south from Pueblo, but no tickets
sold at less than 81 90; to all points in
New Mexico. except on Southern
Pacific and Atlantic S Pacific Rly's to
all points in Utah, Oklahoma. Indian
Territory and Texas This will he "A
good opportunity to visit the Cherokee
strip and Oklahoma. The Santa Fe
route has three daily trains and is the
direct line to Utah, Texas, New Mexico
and Oklahoma,
For additional information call al
the Santa Fe office next door to the
Post Office, or write TO the Santa Fe
ticket agent.
+ b. SEAwnIGAT
1910 Pueblo, Colo
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-08-26
Noiicc Of General Election.

Section nf An Act entitled An Act to sub
mt to che qualified electors OF the state th,
question Of eNiending the right of suffrage T.,
women ui lawful age and otherwise ,unlinsa
recording Ia the provisions Of Article -ry,,,
section "i the Constitution Of Colorado. an.
proved April Z, 1893 ptoyidcs %. follDws;
>Ec, q. II shall be tho duty Of the Secretary
Of state to Issue bis proclamation or notice Il
the eleclnlH al 1nid general election and Ia dive
nonnec "i thr snimi sion oi aid section one d
to We quhlihed electors ot the statc for Their
apptoFW or rejection, and to print or direct Ia
ne printed upon ihc Official ballots, used in each
gnun'h oi the state at aid election, on separate
@"Esgual suGfage approved" and the vor,ls
"hpuhl HnufHEe not approved"
ANA those voting AZ the said election WIN nm
prove said section one Of this set shall place In
lhh cross or ''A' upon said ballots oplosite 10
On IN thc margin of the words: -Eqnn. sun
IhEc ArFrnVcl.' ami those voting 1t said cIrr-
non VINO do not approve the same shall place in
INK rro-s or an e a upon said Iiairs ,tn,n.i,,,
to or in the margin Of the words. aIuuni sun
fnge not approved" and the Secretary OF stnic
siaiI cuusc said proclamation or notice 1prGInl
peiore referred To- to be- published IN nj least
one ncM-papcr Of general circulation in each
COUNTY ~ such there icI for three f9l months
previous 10 the next general election. and said
piOclainatinu. by the Secretary Of state nuJ
lne VOTING On the said question aforesaid iv
the qualified elcetor1. Of the state eb"it ,s
deemed and considered hy nh the cotitta of MI
st!te ~, " sion of raid section Of this
ift 20 Inc qualified electors for npuroynl ar rc
tuition. " ''' 7''''' '"hsi-
I'll, a. .Lttul'lhn'e herewith notice s. hcroiJv
gwen tnat general election viii I,, held "a,
the seventh day Of November 4. u is,i a,
mhci time there viii be submitted 10 the guni.
lleh elector at said election for their adoption
OF Igeeilon, section ono ~ Of said net afnro
sgld giving to women The right Of sufTragr il,
,he Sta.c ni Colorado which section ono d il
SEC. /. That every female pcrson shall lao an,
tlned 10 vote AT All elections, Ia the same man
iner in al respects as male persons are or glall
ne entitled 10 vote by the Constitution and lnws
oi TINS state, and the same ,ualIGentfnn a. T..
age citizenship and time of reai.ieneo in tho
state' county, city ward and precinct; and Mi
uther qualifications required ly law TO eniItlc
nc female persons to vote
~ iEsTiHoSf WHEREOF have hereunto 30,
NY hand nnh nlliNe1 the Gaoat Seal Of thn statc
Of August, A. d. 1885, ''' '"s
t, NELSON o. McCLErs.
lat * Ii Secretary Of STATE.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-08-26
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Notice rs hereby given that the Central
Colorado Electric supply and Manufacture
ing company Il corporation duly incorpurat-
cd under the laws Of tho State OF Colorado
and doing business in the CITY of Pueblo and
state Of Colorado, did. on the i2t DAY of
August isA3. make general assignment OF
all their property for the benefit OF all their
creditors TO the undersigned J. X. Strugnall,
under the statutes.
The total estimated amount Of the nssets
Of said estate are Four Hundred and Eighty
ilvc sl-l"0 Dollars aud the total estimated
Liabilities ni sUld estate are -Four Hundred
and Thirty Right %-lG1 Dollars.
All pnrties who have clHiniS against said
estate arc hereby notified 10 present their
claims to said assignee, under onth, within
three months from this dntc, and MI parties
owing said estate are hereby requested To pay
the Same Ia the undersigned us-ietlce Of said
estate without delay. 80 that the business of
said estutc rgay be settled up without delas,
j. Il. SrRuGNEiI.
mfg. TO.
First Publication, Aug. 18th Iga8