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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26
Mem Publications.

o Twertleth edition. post paid for &c. or stamps.
YTNHE HUMAN HAIR: Why it falls off turns
Il Grey and the Remedy. BY Prot HARLEY PARKER.
A NJ. LONG & Co. lob Arch-st Phila. Penn.
every one should read this little booh."-Athcnaeun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26

"eoara,nr pay ana ocec Preparatory for elcs. S'th
wear cpen. September 9th. tor circulars aedfefs
Mir ITFODGi.A h. RICHARDS, Principal ,,.,,o,n.i
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY, \. NJ AssootaIe lr,,eap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26
Go Get for d uslness purposes.

II IS and ~ Fultonst, LIST lofts TO lei siso
rutland WHITING. Beekmsnss.
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
vCHE ERR FISH MEDICAL. JOURNAL recommends
] Apcinarls absolutely pure and agreeable table
w,s;cr available IN every par; Of the world.
YOUNG MAN would kc to meet wealthy Lady or gen
L tman Interested IN practical Christian WORK Address
MISSIONS. l,2.7 broadway.
n Tile NEW YORK Tk1Bl NE WILL BE RE-
IEIVED AT THE UPTOWN oftlcE. No. va: Broad
wny ID door north OF Thrt, tr>t.st and AnNEk
TiSEMfNTS ths following naneh on!ce;: 81 sth.
,orn.s rcartcenthst ECO Throe corner tSrtys yenta
1oG Nest Forty second st.. lo2 omhns.a,o.; - A,c.
on. 4 lo@3 Thrdnyc.; 20 West Fcnrtecnth~t.; ~
West i.i.s,.; so Third ave. 3lS Ihri.ayc.; "ojl
Ihirdayc.. BE-. li?th and llath 81.
At the HARLEM OFFICES, iS6 East One hundred.
snd.t wenty nfth.st 2i3 West Onchundrcd and twenty
ATHEIST. 800 West Onc-inlcd and forty hh-st, up
10 D. m, regular onlcc rates. -
IN Brooklyn At 90 Courtst 5o5 De kalb.nyc; l2oo
Bedford ave. up u p. Mt regular onicc rates a.,
London once for adyertsemcnts 2U3 kegcnt'st, w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26

The popular Edition" Of william Blacks WORKS
which the Harpers bringing out. Is one which Is
pleasant to handle and TO read and is cheap "i'hai
No one in these days. heaps laudaohs at the feel Oh
Mr. Black but neither is It denied that his BOOKS o'r
most cheerful, harmless and agreeable entertainments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26

A portion of the personal history Of some two
ucore or more Of German citizens Of New-1ork
prominent social, political mercantile ana probes
sional circles, is told In pleasant manner by Iheo
dor L~mke In a book entitled "Geschichte des
Deutschthums von New-York.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26

An inquiry lately made in France as to the popular
union OF the rank of distinguished authors had 'hc
more or less curious result which generally follows
such INQUIRIES The consensus of readers fixed upon
Victor Hugo as the king and crown OF all the worid S
writer's Shakespeare is placed third on the list ana
Homer Twelfth--below Lamartine. Zola is not NEIL
toned at all, and Goethe comes before \o'are'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26
Gelp WanteO.

w ANTED.-For the Uni.cd States Army, lLlc-bodci
w unmarried men, bctw the " Il and 30 years
gooi pay, rttons, clothing anu medical attendahee op-
ptSnt, must BE- prepared ~ furnish satisfactory e,idcntc
a. 20 uge character and habits. Apply TAG Park Row
or II abingdon Square. NcwYork city 81 Fultons.
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26
r vopu n.uv TpRrNE MONDAY 1893 TWELVE PAGES
lnstrultlon.
For Boys and Young Ncn-fountry'
NQ,AJNUI Lane SCHOOL.

For Boys ana lOun2 McH-~""i''S'
ApALHUT LaNE SCHOOL.
BOARDING Day ana college Preparatory for gacs 'h
Mr. IEFODGRA -. RICHARDS, Principal, r,.,,o,n.,
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY \. NJ Assooia!e rr,hgapA
' Germantown. Phadepha.
For Both SeXcs-Country
OUApPAOr'A NOJ- NTAIN INSTITUTE, Chapp,gus
York 4 boardng-school Tor boys and girls under the
Of Friends. ---
nACKETTsTOwN ~ j. INsTTU ~, .,,o., co,,.ce
ii college PREDATORY for Young men: l-anes ,fettb
Music Art oeeqn Defi bgd'5 5b 81 NJ nsratci taa.
iogue fec. REV. GEO. II. wHITNEl, D. d. frc,-uc-H
RoUND LAKE SsrhAsox OF 1898. ..,.. oo,,,
Of albany and 10 Saratoga Springs on the great
Splendid hotels gg qr;t xa'? sGn SSf' sr''"'s'
l. School Of Art chester Looi, igneto and 3 b ot oi
a%G%s, Non and sal gaaraH,ees
H. sCML Of MUSIC Edward j. Mye sns sGnnvc' 20,
be SINGING Voice "Mves Conservatory OF Music, New
York ;; IS most fayorqbly known. ,,..
Ill School Of L9ngages Prof Ia Lanar and
Spanish. Prof Ia i.ande Is Frenchhsn an author ana
' sd"d a. Round Lake y. y for CIRCULARS and
IoGRSAIs
STMMTE KINDFRGA RTEN during July and August
- AZ Factoryvillc Pa hours from Nrw-fok "i'p"us
n" ., 'iars az, addprss f. NJ. LOOMS.
Miscellaneous.
! INSTRUCTION FOR EPILEPTICs;
delichtmi bone careful and Jnd!clols instrncuon'
combined with most approved sys'em' 81 treatment
under physician Of long experience In ms disease;
Dr. wII.LIANisoN. Ncw-Lordon. Conn.
Scorkcrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26

l. X Y-NrOng the hills, thrty-twO miles IRON, New
York 4 boardng-schoo FOR boys and girls under u'
care NJ Friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26

HICKETTsTOWN ~ j. INSTlTUr E 49, c.,,o
IL college pr,laafory for young mc LhnicS ,Tis
Nn.ic Art Ilocgtion building of It, class iieaI.
ml Iocation heat Elc iric l2ht. a., 49,,
loguc zee. REV. GEO. II. WHlINhh' u. u, le,uc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24
La Rejuvene cedora, sslss ssl'. g ss B1s. p
sf N. RoDRIaUnz Fortaleza 81, San Juan Puer-
co-Rico. Esmsero, LsmpseSa


1rdsmSssON dc enfsrnsedGdes p0T Ia techc.
Repetidas experiencias han demostrado que
los g6rmenes de ciertas Intermediates contagio
sas como ID escarlatlna, 81 tfus, 10 difteria, pue
den propagarae por medic de la leche que haya
eatado en- las habitaciones ocupadas por los enfer
mos de aquellas terribles dolencias. Asimismo
ID leche de vacas tfsicss puede engendrar 81 NAL
las personaa que ID beben, Ia causa que se
deben estos efectos es que i leche facilita OK
observation-disclosures 81 desarrollo y propagacion de
los bactsrios, y, por este, aiempre sera poca 10
precaucion que tienda evitar Ia alteration y
fermentation de Ia leehe. A este 90 debe el que
ID leche que so vierte los biberones se descom-
ponga facllmente, 81 estos no tienen Las condicio
mes de limpieza aseo, por cuanto una pequena
cantidad dc leche que quede adharida on las pa
redes sufciente para la alteracion pronta de 10
que se afada. Muchas de las Intermediates que
contraen las crIaturas alimentadaa por medic dc
biberon se deben al POGO culdado de impiar 90
tog htilAH. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24

Sc han casado vuelven de Ia iglega. Camilla, Fran.
cine as dos enelas vestidas todas cuatro de banco
dean a rec5n casada que apoya por primera vez en-
q brazo del que ellgi6 por gua.
-Ahora % toca von, mi querida Mauve-dice Fri
lcuse yolvendose ella dchosos seriamos todos
qus6raa dec 81 fin 81 solicita desde hace tan
10 tiempo 81 maior amigo de Santiagoi
Mauye mueve dulcemente la cabexa, sonrfe, pero
h en aquea aonrsa una trsteza que esCapa d oo
penetrante de Santiago.
-,Por qu9 no, querida hermana? -pregunta con &C.
creta inuuietudMr dc Vagis cabaIero laboricso
fntelgente. 10y % anna.
--Crec Yerdadsramente- Mauve, bajando
loa ojcsque mi eqniYocac6n consse en- hacer y aeic
Aad do lcs dem6a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24
"
La PUPILA DE HILARIoN
JOSS Torres V P6rez.

ii bien, querida prma Ia esposa, la madre 1no
estan destnadas preeaamente esa obra de carload
amor?
NO. no es eso-repone suspirsndo dulcemente Ca.
lla un instante, anade despu6s;
Isl creeis que he educado bien Frleuse, amigo
mio lamadme dfa para la educacon de vuestros hoa
Sera mi mayor mas grata recompensa
-Acepto la oferta-exclama Frileuse arroiandose nj
cueno de institutrizno temais. Mauve; procurare
honraros: &.~.-.@#
'"'s .. -
ZERO los cabalos platan en- el patio 81 tgo del pos
till6n hende los aires Ia berlina arranoa
-Adi6s Santiago; sdi6s reinita; que 81 Senior OF
acompane Creemos que habes encontrado positivamen
to 81 secreto de ID dlcha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24
IMPREsos HECHos

de venta en- Ia tipografia de LA CoRREsPoNDEN0IA
Hojas dobles de demandas en- Juzgados Municipales,
81 so eli 1OO Declaraciones de Dacimentos 81 Id. Cet
eados defci6n 81 i'd. Actas mstrmoniaes 1S i'd. No
minas de suedos para Parroquas de ngreso 81 i'd. No
minas de gasos de fAbrcas de Parroquas i'd 81 i'd Poll
de Caboaje 81 i'd Conocimentos Vapores Herrera so
cts i'd Indcee requstoras para Ia Guardis Civ 40 cts.
i'd Recibos presos recb0s de haberes i'd Id i'd
cts i'd Factnras de Certcados para 80 cts 20
a3 100 Conocimients buouas de veIs 81 e loo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24
son ETO.-EI Clgarro.

SUNETO Ell CsgaTrO.
Lilo tabaco on nm papel; agarro
Lumbre y 10 enciendo; arde. medida
Que arde, muere; muere, y enasguida
Trio ID punta, barrenla, ". al carroll
Un alma envuelve Dios en- fragil barro,
Ia enciende en- la lumbre de la vida;
Chupa el tempo, y results en- Ia partida
I'm csd6vsr.-EI hombre 90 an cigarro.
LA ceniza que cae, es SD ventura;
El hume que se eleva, 50 eaperanza;
Lao que ardera despu6s. !. 50 loco snhelo.
-iCigarro tras cigarro al tempo apnra;
Oolilla tras colilla al hoyo lsnss;
Pero ell aroma -. pierdiese en- Il cielol
Pedro A. de Alqrc6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24

NNA ~ q ei melon toios all y precl>,
WIHVOs ~el RIOJANO DE TRICIO
Sc detalla Capital cristo 5 don Manuel Rivera San Sc
basti&n 80 las endas de los SRRs. AYLLoN r. "A
MoRANo en- Puerta de TERRA, +. ZAMoRANo "a Lines
Los certcados de ogen aniss de tan exceente caldo
est8n disposition del que 0uste verlos DIRE. 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24
DR. R. y PQNIE 8 HLJO

Ciruianos Dentistas establecidos en-
San Juan de Pto. Rico, calle de San Jus
TO ntmero 81.
MOntado nuestro gabinete quirdrjico--denta
II altura de los primeros establecimientos de
Europa y Norte-America, y en- posen6n de Guam.
tos adelantos % han hecho esos paises estafnos
0M aptltud de praticar cuantos trabaios operacio
mes V hoE coHffsn, seguyos de deisr satigtechos
EgastYas alieateE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24

Ia Econ6lnicu Psssss Pass . e ssDesa,sIa. = :
Hermanos. Punton de venta: San Francisco nd.
nero SO Fortaleza 79 Sc llevan domicilio y
% garantiza ell prodncto.. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24
LOCION ANTIHERPEEICA

DILa DOCTOR NEoNTEMGsu
e meor para curar los herpes guitar Ia
fumada qua caspa eviando la cda del cabello ace
deaaparecer los baEros, empenes manchas espna de a
cara. Exto seguro Immediate Pidase todas las bo
cas- de Ia 1sa A por mayor, On La del seor Guermety
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24

Hombre. sd6nde te metsa que no Sc 70 We
en- nipguna parte7
= Es que me voy cassr.
- Pero a6n no te hss casado.
LA familia de mi futura no me dejR.
-Comprendo -. prisi6n preventive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24
AgenCia de Aduanas

UOAIsION,1 HNFhEsNNTAUION EIRANsIIu
Esta Agencia de obtener Ia de
los dooumentos de Aduanas despachOs Adeudo entreg4
eexnadci6n de las mercanctas los ducn0e dc estas ETC.
.--fya a T0t1kn ri
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24
Coche Trisemanal

Desde Octubre .ltlmo, esta prestando seq
vico al pdblico coche de Is Capital Po Vice
versa pasajeros todos puebl tr6nsto
En- 'La Bayamonesa, de esa iocaIIdad, los PreciOa
Foe en- Ponce en- cuyas eet6n establecdas las
pectiyas Agencias nformarin del precio cond
clones del vaje PuertoRico. NovIembre l. Dc 1873.
Knero g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-24
Emulsion l~reosOtada

o6G LNE[6EGA1A&a
ii fGrm9GtVhGO do la UnivarsdG0 dc ID HG6Gna.
Ec01 p0deyoso TSdi0 para las efe1seaes del pcko.
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA del DIR. Raben, es IN
magnifcO maravoso agente terapeuco de exto SECURE
en- Il BoRQas, zSsis, Ldratis, ASGs, CztGyT0 10sea
petss0css RsSGdos, Esaas, Aa6nasG RGQitiso On los
DHos DeGd general en- suma para las atecciones de
Aps vgorza las naturalezas mas empobrecdas. rs Ell
r0medio por exceencia.
La EMULSION CREOsoTADA DE RABELI, nueva
Vnica original asOciaci6n de ACEITE DE BACALAO.
CREOSOTA HIPOFOSFITOG DE CAL.Y SOSA, una
Nelcada crema, de suave olor de grato sabor
p0ladAblO haSta por los ninOa.
TodOs los enfermos La tomaran sin repugnancia, COZ
facidad gustO. Est& eaborada esquisito esmero
Pru6beee sc admirara rapida acci6n curatva.
V6aee el ampfo prospecto que acompaha cada frasco
De venta t0das las DrogUeras Bocas de Ia Isla de
Cuba Dep6sto principal la Reun6n de Jose Saba. Ha
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
Won't SbOpping With Bare Feet.

Mrs. Mary Alling Aber Of Coronado, Cal.
lived a long time in Greece, and there be-
came converted to the Grecian tunic cos
tune. She goes the whole limit, wearing
neither shoes nor stockings. Her idea in
wearing this costume is that a person so
dressed is nearer what God intended he or
she should be, and that such q dress is more
heatthful, Inexpensive and sensible.
She created Il lively sensation in San
Diego the other day by appearing on the
streets of that town in her Grecian tuuic
and with bare feet. Deckhands on the fer.
rybOat were the first 10 notice the strange
sight as she caine down the gangplauk,
and the boat had not left the slip before
the crew wa tossing up to sec who should
tell her that in her hnste she had forgotten
to complete her toilet. She walked acros,
the I'VE deck and stepped on one of the
Iron grattn@s over the engine room, which
Is sometimes quite warm. She immcdi; =
II stepped off, and the crew concluded
that She was aware Of her condition and
ga2ed at her i'll awe.
Descending from all electric car at a
" corner, She raised her white skirts
and displayed two pretty pink feet, and
from that on she was the center Of
attraction wherever she appeared. Having
done some shopping, after visiting many Of
the dry good, houses III Fifth street size
quietly hailed Il car and returned to Coro-
nado, not the Least disconnected BECAUSE
people gazcd at her pretty pink bare feet.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27

SHkRIFF'S SALE ROBERT 8. HALE.
Ashby. his wife. and Robsrt y. Ford, defend
ants.
Under and BY virtue Of an order Of sale and
district court Of the First judicial district Of he
state Of Montana, in and for tho county of Lewis
and Clarke. on the I'd day Of November. A.. D.
1898. in tho shove entitled action. wherein
Robert 8. Hale, the .bove named plaintiff.
and sails against shirley :. ,Ashby, imms
defendants, on tho I'd day Of N~oyember.
A., D.. 1883. for tho sum Of Ga. st6. IS. DO.
::id' d .s,:s.s VA. coy on tn, i.a a ts dss u so ':,:; sn'l 4.
D.. 1893. recorded in judgment book No.
! Of said court. 1t page -. I an com.
manded to sell all those certain lots. pieces OF
parcels Of land situate, lyiIs and being in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke. state Of Aontana,
and bounded and described ~ follows, 10 wit:
Lots non bersd eigAte.n (lsy and nineteen
Q9). IN black nun bsrsd forty NO). ~frontina
nifty (5O feet on Fifth avenue by one hundred
!.2l). in ssid biook number forty TO-; a. ssid
lots and blocks are numbered, designated aud
described on the plat of said towns,tS on file in
tho office Of the county recorder Of said county
Public notice 10 hereby given that on Mon
dsy. The 9th day Of ovsmn,,, A.: d. 1888. At
tho court house, HsIlonn. Levi, and Clarke coqn.
y ! nSn .as a. I "i Il i IN :sss,;.', ,s e , aid, "r ,s';
tho above described property. or 90 much there.
Of As may b necessary to satisfy said judgement.
with interest and costs, to the highest and beat
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hsnd this 9Th day Of Noyem.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff
FRED f. Hoss. Lnder sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
eNeLANo,s LATEST VICTORY"

Having conquered I.obengnla, Great Bri
tain will now proceed TO protect HIS ter
! ritory with her usual neatness and dis
observation-disclosures American.
The British lion will strut about with ar
extra wave of his tail when ii has killed
subdued and robbed the half starved ma
tives of the Matabele country.-Chicagc
News.
The British soldiery have vanquished a
relative handful of rude South Africans
who were bold enough to nail mo trespass''
on their fences, and Justice is again salts
ficl.-Boston Globe.
Now that the British troops have killed
some more natives In South Africa, we
may look for u fresh food Of learned criti.
cisms from the British commander telling
why Sherman and Grant were not great
acknowledgements News.
1t would have been a moro daring and
dangerous exploit to surround aud capture
a live gorilla. The sympathy of the world
will be with the poor African savage who
have been killed while defending their
homes and lands.-philadelphia Record.
The experience of the Matabeles, illus.
trating wal on a small scale. should teach
great nations to beware OF it. With modern
arms every battle is simply n slaughter.
Civilized people must and will find some
way of arranging differences other than
numbering 10000 or 1900 men in as many
minutes.-Kansas City Star.
The so called "Matabele war; begins to
look a good deal like u wholesale machine
gun butchery of natives by mercenary in
vaders under the guise of self defense.
SELF defense rs practiced by European
monarchs in conquering weak tribes of I'M
lettered people, is n unique abuse of Ian
guage.-Minneapolis Tribune.
Doubtless British civilization is better
Africa than the prevalency of native
savagery, but al! the same it is possession
acquired by injustice. England has won
all her Asiatic and African territory in that
way. She encroaches on the natives. They
resist, and then she massacres them n
seizes their lands.-Minneapolis Journal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27

NSS;lIIhs Old M.m'sslls'. Secret By E
No a; s"sii.d Fate. By Mrs. Alexander.
No. s-fnfB mon'nxso H,, ~ Charles Rssde@
No. 8-Loyss Atonement. By IN. Bentyon,
NJ; Il Have Lived and Loved. By MrA
NJ; s,Jot; Her Face and Her Fortune. BY Mr..
No S-,The Houss on the Marsh. BY Florence
Se; il-wifo in Mans Only. r, Charlotte
No l2-Tno Story Of an African Farm. By
Nc: lsMsse. 4 History o'Adventurs. ny H. id.r
No; il.kins solomon'' Mines. BY H. Rider
No l5-Esr.y.. First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No lB-l amills. By Alexander Dumas.
No. No: ii s-ihs HSsi,n f Of si1 oo01 s. SG ch.rlot.. M.
No IS The secrst Of Her Liza BY Edward
No N-A Rogue. Life, p, wilkie Collins
No 2i-lh. [ thsr Mans Wife. ~ John Strange
No: Xy-ihs Master Of the Mine. BY Robt
Nc. 2;-Lord Isles Daughter. B, Charlotte
No. 2@-Fssays: Second scries. BY Ralph Waldo
No. ss-boris' Fortune. BY Florence Warden.
No 2o-,Ihe Has Of Diamonds. by George Man
No; 25,AI,our Of tn. World in HisAty D.ya
No. ga ,smesi.. BY J. MoLA.sn Cobh.n.
No. yg-Alian Quartesmaiu. ~ H. Rider Has-
No. so-Ths Scarlet Letter. BY N.thanisl H.w-
NJ. ss-As tho Worid's iesSey' ~ fiopsae:;
y: s Y It; X. 4 II. NJ: .! . & e., w.,s!' g :, kss,.
10 ss-A Little Irish Girl. BY The Duchess"
IA, S8-Iorsins the ~etter., Ly Mrs. Als1snuer.
Ip. s7-Guity or Not Guilty. BY Amanda NJ.
n .. SSH No.l's Heir. b, MIRA May Agnes
Nc. ss-The Twelve Great Diamonds. Ey Mrs,
NJ. 7O-Ihe Heiress Of Hendse Hail. By Ettis
No. A. he Cub.n Heirs... b, Mary Kyle
No N.:'o,.'s Bridal Vow. By M.rs.'..
No; 4s-R.lph Raymond. Heir. ~ Hor.tio
No 81: H..ih;e Fatal Glove =, cl.,. Apsu.t..
No As-Ihs Heir Of Glsnvils. BY hrsnois A.
No. %-%4 Brave Little Woman, BY hrs. Mary
No: tj-!hs Queens E.v'nse. By s~ylv.nu.
No. ls-ihs Mill Girl. Of. Tyrel. BY N. !. Calder. :
No. NJ. tS-bs1eia aie Ssu ,aB.ls H Sy :. =. H =, kdn.
No. 5l-Ihs Duchess. by The Duchess"
No. H-Ths Hrir Of Lime By Robt. buchanan.
No. 53-The Two Orphans. by r. D'Ennsry.
No IA Grown of shame. BY Florence
No. ~ Troublesome Girl. BY THE duchess"
No H-tanchon the Cricket. BY George rand.
No bs-1hs Story Of hlizshsth. ~ Miss
No. SV-Tvo Kisses, Fly Hawlsy Smart
No. 6v-A Mad Love BY Charlotte y. Breams.
No. el-Ths DEVILS Dis, BY Grant Allsn.
To Any one who will send ~ THREE Of
the No. 2 coupons accompanied BY
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver OF post
age ps. ~ will . any THREE
BOOKS TO BE- aslsstsd By yourself from IT,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27

partisans who had seeded from the First
Baptist church. About three years ago he
left jackson, and 1t was understood that he
was practicing law in New York. He also
went to London on business. He visited
jackson at different times. and seemed to
be very prosperous. 1t being given out that
he made money ont of the practice Of law
In eases in which American clients were in
terested abroad.
a year ago he returned to Jackson to
live, and soon afterward became interested
In what he named the Gulf and Tennessee
railroad" proposing to run a line south
fram Jackson to connect with the Gulf and
Ship Island road in Mississippi. He ap-
peared before the board of trade, and being
we'll versed in statistics relating to the pro-
posed line, made IA most plausible argument
in favor of jackson aiding him, and stated
that he co1ld secure an English syndicate
to furnish the money to build it. The
scheme met with favor, and last winter
Howard left Jackson with the avowed pur-
pose of going TO England to interest the
English syndicate and form a compan to
build the road. After an absence of some
weeks he returned with Il flourish and an
nounced that the organization had been
perfected, and that, he had been elected
president of the Gulf and Tennessee rail-
road and empowered to let contracts for
construction.
He had a lot of stationery printed with
G.. T. B. Howard as president. rented a
roomy office, had two or three young wom-
an clerks and began a very voluminous
correspondence. He also appeared before
the city council and wanted to submit a
proposition for the city to vote bonds to aid
the railroad enterprise. The council asked
him for the names, addresses, etc, of his
London associates and directory before Or
dering an election.
In the meantime letters begun to be re-
ceived by the banks, newspapers, CITY and
county officials, inuuiring as to the Rev.
&. +. b. Howard, president of the Gulf and
Tennessee railroad. Some stated that he
was about to collect foreign estates for
them and wanted u certain amount of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
ECHOES.

Eton college in England was founded by
Henry vi about l443.
Great Britain has II universities, with
3H professors and 3,4O0 students.
A class for women has been formed in
Hartford for the study of parliamentary
procedure.
Princeton college has a total of 1909 stu
dents registered, a gain of 20 over last year.
Pennsylvania leads the list of states with
2S7.
DR.. William Patten has been appointed
professor Of biology at Dartmouth college,
Hanover, n. II. The department is q new
one and will be well equipped.
Miss Estella I. Sprague, grand daughter
Of Frederick Douglas, has offered her serv-
ices free for one year to the Agricultural
and Industrial High School at Gloucester,
Va.
The universities and colleges of this coun-
try have SS,GS5,3S worth of scientific ap-
paratus and appliances; their grounds and
buildings are worth $64 ,250, 344, and they
have s74, O7O, AS in productive funds