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New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
TO the HOIdprs Of the CONSO H.
DATED WORTG 1GE BONDS
Of the Northern PdcTc RHH-
5'OUd CONiD0Hy:

You are urged to promptly deposit your
bonds under the Agreement OF DEPOSIT WhI'h
has been prepared for your protection.
Successive defaults in interest upon prior
mortgages (ihe Seconds on October I, 1895,
and April /. 1894. and the Thirds December
I. 1903. and doubtless on June first next make
prompt action in your behalf necessary.
our sspeG, szam,Ho'}n na ss Of g.s ,ns
Hr~ady II has been ascertalned by US: -.....
inohreines Of about $50 existed "a The Nst most
e 1o b. DTafscnni 9S i sy h@ co1 ana a5
- sT' er tac rff ans pirs is PIN = IN, Marr5s~ nps'
That expenditure upon ise propery are "'" "'''
That the not 'ransportaon oanngs during thc R",e'-
e.s1p f m Ausus' Il M N o Jangsr % , N adcr
ing ch9rgc upon r in@ C3n. ait n ihnt period
dpon nj The 'ir'as Firss seconds ana Thirds
Thai gross earnings since Decemo@r nrsi ave snown
marked decline without corresponding reduction of OPP
era,ins esprns,e. u,,. -.,.,,.,. r-o.ce,, for I'M
p'oyement in eang' prior TO the movement 'f the he"
crops.
The committee has, in its investigations ard
efforts to secure economies the active CO.
operation and support Of the holders Of about
onehalf Of the Third Mortgage Bonds and OF
more than one-quarter of the Second Mortgage
Bonds-the benefits of such united and con-
certed action BY all classes Of bonds being
manifest.
B5ndloii>,y 5aio mar net a,,rs H. hr yroyg1nisdhor
Plan h>,rafl(y trfrcnhd bf hit Committee mar 7giht
oyo-r then. b0H5 /Jvm dlt5tH "rfY ne terms % Mr
GgyrrmcHh
best require immediate deposits ~ bonds
which should be- made with the Mercantile Trust ON
pany Depositary. Engraved certificates Of deposit are
being issued by Trust COmpany and application WI
duly made list these certificates the New-l Ork
Stock Exchange.
EDWARD d. ADAMS. Chairman.
JOHN g. BULLIrT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
CHARLES H. GODFREY.
CHARLES LANIER.
J D. PKOBST.
JAMES STILLMAS.
ERNST THALMANS
Committee.
Mills Building New-York City April u. iSoi
a MARCUS. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday. April lS-p. m.
The stock market was irregular to-day anu
bv turns strong and weak The principal "ao-
ing was in Industrial stocks, but among 'heSe
the leading stocks were less active 'hAh '"e'
80 yesterday Chicago Gas and American
sugar Refining. after modest fluctuations closed
hsolu.alv unchanged. but Distilling ana Catte
reading snrang into sudden activity for reasons
known only to those in charge OF the rhaIlpu-
latio, but its early advance was not MAIN
tanned and its final gain was only q per cch''
c.ansral Electric was more active. but It's move
,nant was downward. and It's final loss ar'er
slight rally was large traction. A'"e''Oa'
-rhacco ON realizing sales declined further ~
per cent other industrial stocks were oe"'' H.
t,. ,boir variations were not worthy of special
,,inn In the railway list. II specialties De
excepted the market was AT stahus'i'i =.
paul was depressed by the report OF earHHls
for the second week o; April but lts opening "',o
iowest nrice was not below the lowest yester-
da,. and after 4 rally Of a per cent th+ stV'h
closed unchanged. The weekly eaIhIIbS a,e
nublished i'm Chicago before they are IN NV Nv
York. and this fact is sufficient excuse lot any
unexpected fluctuations ~. fau aEadn ~ -" "f f
second only to Chicago Gas in me volume "l
business and 1t fairly represented me specu'dtIne
anafhv in railway shares FluctudlloHs w.
rnrro-v and a fractional fall In ROCK lSidhu
vas no more significant than smaller advances
in some Of the Granger stocks sheh' gan s Il.
Missouri Paci1C ana lHlpl d'l'' ""'
mainly. nv the declines in Lake Shore and New
York Central Erie closed below Us opening
n~,ce. but still recorded further small gam
vu-hVe movements in the whole list were irrrg-
mar and probably insignificant the carry
strength in the industrial stocks may nave
masked realizing sales in the railway list
perceptible weakness in foreign eNchahge
was The cause Of the midday rally because II
vas Dromptlv inferred that the Tree onerlnEs oi
hankers bills precluded exports of gold on "a
day. 1t was forgotten that the bulk OF the snip
rIC
loan ~ $40 900 600 will be offered there on Satui
dav. Preparations for this event nave maze
money extremely scarce in Paris and conse-
nrenti- tend TO attract capital from London ana
New-York There is at present little legitimate
demand for remittance 10 France, ana the weak
80 ~ sterling exchange. instead OF preventing
cold exports may justly be considered an ind-
cation Of large shipments.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Small sales Of registered As, az ll4l-, and cou-
- - al 118a were above bid prices but in
snite of them the closing prices or government
bonds were practically unchanged as follows;
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

Gipl0cu0 Notices.

TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL RMLWN
TOLEDO. o.. April l6 lssi.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or ONE AND
~ ONE-QUARTER 90 FER CENT. has been declared
uuor tnc Pr4ferr4l stock ~ this company. payable
Wsdnealav April - 1894 Central Trust Company
OF Now Yo Transfer books clos" pri 20 ana reopen
Apru 20 l.. -. KELLEY. Treasurer.
THE II. B. CLAFLIN COMPANY.
Corner Church and Worth Sts. y }. t'iX
rEUE QUARTERLY INTEREST on IN" pre-
4 ferrcd stocks will %" paid May st.
Transfer books VIII close ~ - NJ Ap:i Il ana reopen
10 \. NJ. May 2d - m
0FETCr or EPPE,;S SMITH & WIEMANN COMPANY
yyHTIE DIRECTORS of this company have this
day declared quarterly dividend of p'r cont UWo
per cent? PAYABLE May Isl. Transfer books VIII be
LEONARD e. SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
THE CLOSING WEAK
STOCKS WERE IRREGULAR.
..,v.I. CHANGES WE'RE DfVtDED-1N-
SIGNIFICANT IN THE RAIL
WAY LIST.

s,,rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE APRIL Is
sHrs OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
PROPOSALS FOR
FOUR PER CENT 9D-YEAR COLL RENEWAL BONDS.
:

CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
PROPOSALS FOR
FOUR PER CENT 9O-YEAK COLL RENEWAL BONDS.
"Ai4rT sT. > Loris D5r April 9Th. 1894
DY VIRTUE Of Ordinance No. 1I,i45, author
million dollars 81 o"on Or FOUR hundred eleyrn ,n%e
cr issa boa"as r gf%S a"J p5a hsTe vii vii be Tece
noon Of the l2th iay of MAY and publicly opened
by the undersigned at SAID place ana hour , win one,
be ot the denomination United states Gold Corr.
q m 0o Se. seIps a II 5e the ds r and ' VIII H Bear rom
% Gar at nefe sr rae G5 69r pa W on the s DAY Of
June and December respectively VIII be attached to eacn
,ovs II iSe bonds are Of the denomnsoh Of sIoo
God Coin then ne prnsp" & e ana eiGsr an tS
NArIoxXL B,NK OF cGMMERcE ~ NEw-YoRK. in
United States Gold Coin. Or At the Office ~ the Nnonal
ngand in s,erns at the rate OF <i.SG65 per pound
sterling and u the bonds are Of the denomination %, o,
900 sterling then he principal anl nirres' hr@o e o w
of the National Bink u scotland limited ~ Nicholas
11si HhTioH&I n1' BAH2 2S9F'c az 'co@MNERcE 3 y
nIn se.s ss bas WIN contain the condtion that in
s,,s God BolIa and Pound sterling viii be cal.
oulaed the present standard wcghi and neness Ine
bonds be exchanged for registered bonds at any
Bidders are requested to state in their proposals the
interest to be embraced in one amount
r1"i SG %1' psga sg to m ORDER q q % Rs conpTons
nd goec " his % e g9 sGgq to % a' o o. ss p cn rpo ~
returned the ropsal is nor accepted o,herTi'e
failure on the part tho bidder comply with his pro
u9sal or IN q compliance 20 be retained part
~ the purchase money. \ deposit IN 'he required
amount ~ tho credit ~ The CITY n ~ Louis In the
NATIONAL EANK or COMMI.H,E ~ NEW YORK. Or
~ the cf'irc - the NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
LIMITED LONDON. ENGLAND. viii te accepted
nm c1mplance with the requirements relating to d.,
posis VIII he allowed IN earnest money de-
p,sfrl tho successful hnlfrf
urYlo@as VIII l@ subject to the conditions anl res
er,.ffen. u this adNertrenert. AMI must refer
as poron u i1~ agreement the part ~ The bidder
Tn. award. viii subject The approval ~ the COM
rnIfiee on WAYS and M"1rs nf io'n branches - ftc
MuniciTri Ass~rluf.
Tho bonds VIII he er@l n;alnst payment therefor
In current th~ onlce ~ fh" 'mptrler In the
nv - ~ Louis On the 21th day ~ June. lSn4
tho LId.r his prlpo-al. ~ The NATIONAL.
HANK OF COMMERCE. ~ NEW YORK on the .fin
day ~ June. is3s. .
The undersigned re'"r'" inr Hsht % rci"c any and AZ
BID.
Proposals. should be- addressed 20 ih- uniefs!gned ana
i,trrsai 'Irop1ssls for Purchase LOUIS Citv
bonds"
o;s naf al the Office ~ the Comntroler of the cry ~
81 Louis G. =. NALpRIpGF Mayor
ISAAC H. STURGEON. COMPTROLLER
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

BARNIM AND BAILEY.
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH.
Circus Hipnolrone Races. MenaSr:i-r
Mot Thrilling Aerial Acts
Greatest Equestrian Fcats ana blSphS'
IBy $40 champion circus performer
Nenageries Herds ~ Elepnani-
Chko and Johanna the Living GIANT ,f7rIias'
T,huoiogical Congresses ~ strange ffo-le
Two Exhibitions Daily. ~ = and = o. IA ...
Seats - - AMI 81. according io location. Il's
loxes SD single box seats 81 Box Ohice open oaly
fr.l,A "a NJ u 4 n
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

40 FREE TICKETS TO ANY ONE
Last week WI exhibit in Brooklyn. Monday
April %
-Four Gavs a IIaseyst and saratoraaFe and i"' fH-s
1t 4h-ave AMI 3dst
Crowded Houses. Ihousands 4ut"e" -f"s''
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
S2.OOO,OOO
CLEVELAND, LORAIN T. WHEELING
RAILWAY COMPANY
Five Per Cent. 40 Year Gold Bonds.
DATED NOV 81 iSos DvE OCT l. 1853.
Interest Payable April and Oct. j.
COUPON BONDS or $1,000 EACH. WITH PRIVILEGE
or REGTsTRATIoN OF PRINCIPAL
Both PRINCIPAL md Interest Payable In Now
York In Gold Coin OF the Present stand
nrd Of Weight and Fincness.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO..
NEW-YORK. Trustee.

Total a-,ho-zed issue s. 10000 Of which sl3~o'
ore reserved for the Extension now being con
s,rcted and tho retirement o the Cleveland
Tu~carawas Valley * Wheeling Railway bonds due In
only this small Divisional Mortgage tn
bonds first lion upon all tho property. rights ana
franchises owned tere,fter 10 be acquired by me
Consolidated Company. The extends from Lorain
one ~ the best ports on La Erie Uhe site recently
chosen FOR the erection tho extensive johnson steel
Plano. 70 Wheeling W. Va. distance ~ lG miles ana
with The Cleveland Extension 20 miles I9j mles
Tho present Mortgage SO GI0 ooo is but So 900 p"r
mile q track INCLUDING equipment valued AZ 81 900
per mile leaving the mortgage he road oaIy $4,000
per mile Of track and covering besides 20 miles u
sldngs cocks. extensive terminals branches 20 coal
mines edition the pr perty - th" Pittsburgh
Wheeling Coai Company with present capacity % so
per day which 5.Gso acres Of coal
the Trustee FOR h further security OF the
bonanollers.
TIE AVERAGE NET EARNINGS FOR THE PAST
SEVEN YEARS HAVE BEEN Spa COO THE ANIMAL
FIXED CHARGES ARE sl94 100. ana with The Cleveland
Limo built ard entire uhrrizel issue Outstanding
only $3.50 900 Tie Cleveland Lin" f. is est'ma'oi should
add at least $1,000 20 the net earnings. FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JI'NE ~. 1893. The GROSS EARNINGS
WERE 81 AZ. lS2 5000 pe- ui~i. AND THE NET
EARNINGS $3GI 2oi-O OPERATING EXPENSES - PER
CENT. of gross earnAgs FOR tn" SIN MONTHS
ENDING DECEMBER 3ls. 1898 TIE GROSS EARN
INGs WERE S72oc55 AID THE NET EARNINGS
s?S5 49,.
The property is IN good physical condition. for many
years past largo been each year In
improvements charged directly operating expenses
and in addition practically al the surplus has heen TO-
turned the property the Of bette-menis' equip
meni.
In due apploaon will be mad" TO list the ISSUE
The Nrv- York and LONDON Exchange
Having nIrend, placed nearly Si.0oO.ooo or
the bonds with investors. we OHcr the above
for subscription ut 81 LIZ and interest pay
able 10 per cent upon allotment and the bni-
nncc within thirty days, and recommrnd
the bonds for Investment. The subscription
will Dc opened ut the Offices OF the UNDER
signed - Tuesday. April 1Tth. and viii close
Thursday. April 18th. at . ~ ni.' fhc riGh'
being reserved reject any sppli"ntion
and to nwn ri smaller amounts than applied
for.
Blair & Co.,
30 WALL STREET. NEw-iORh.
Unger, Smithers & Co.,
~ WALL STREET NEW-NORh'
Brewster, Cobb & EstabrOOH,
30 Congress Street. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
Monday. Ap. 2.l. : 2. m.

vi Benefit Of Italian Charitable Institutions .,,-r
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL. tON1Lt
STGNOR IfTGI MANCINELLL DIRECTOR
KINDLY ASSISTED iN ..
MINES MEIBA AND SCALCHI. EiGNoIl ~. 1T Ia
ANCONA SIGN ENRl'O BENifNANl
Of ,ia MetrJpofar Opera Company hy nri PERMISSION
of M-ssra ABBEY. ScHOEI'FEL GiAL
Fiji METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE oi,'ilf.- ] ~
PHIrI;s Boxes tSx Seatsl 80 parql"f - ald -;
Dress circle 81 - anG SlOO, Balcony - ani d" ,"n g.
Tickets for sale ~ Schirn1er CO.. ~ Union Sc Seti-
berth & co. - Union So. al Tysoa News San-s ~ an
,ha rrIrcu4l Hotels and q Music VA ilN Cfice
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

Net legal-iendcrs go, .,
hand .......... II SO 100 Il 353 aGI Dec. 40 ~
Nct silver u5l5.:I1 D35SlO Dec. l''.'"'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-12

strong teNptatiok = the DerpeTua-
tion Of the belief, ana eveh q deni-
zen Of another land, accustomed to
the rattle of the railway train, the
click OF the telegraph. and the glare
OF the electric light. would not,
among surroundings such az those Of
the Fairy Glen, be greatly surprised
If the little folk clad in green should
come tripping from their caves and
begin a dance Ovcr the surface Of the
powders
But the good people" as the fairies
are called in Wales and Ireland, have
no local habitation in the neighbor-
hood Of the Gladstone house, unless
it be in the ruins of the old Hawar-
den Castle, which stand only a few
yards from the more modern home Of
the statesman. Hawarden Castle, in
its original form, was one of the
primitive forts which the ancient
Bretons constructed for the purpose
OF resisting the encroachments Of
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-12

tain walls that are all windows,
with nothing about it of CASTELAR,
earance but the name. That.
Fever. is not the fault of MI.
F%lstonc, nor of the excellent lady
inherited the house from a long
Of noble ancestors, but of a
der of the last century, who, hav-
more pride than taste, determined
his house should be a castle in
tarance as well as in name, and
went to work and created the
lltectnral monstrOsity now known
tawarden Castle.
ne ancestral home of Mrs. Glad
PES family is situated "dOwn in
eS'" for it should be understood
III Great Britain London is "up"
everywhere else is down" The
Peler who would see the house
Re Mr.. Gladstone finds rcpose from
pOlltical labOrs must start from
(Ster, an old English frontier town
few miles south OF Liverpool.
fter is now a frontier town in the
e sense that st. Louis is a from.
post, but in both cases the term
had a lively significance, for
The Welsh held the mountain
Clcts Of their native country
INST all corners, Chester needed
req sandstone walls that still
and furnish a pleasant prom
ue tor her people in the after
or warm, sunshiny days. The
rh o modern improvement is felt
F%''ester as elsewhere, but not to
extent Of compelling the citizens
W down their old walls, and so
remain one of the shows OF the
M a great curiosity to tourists,
are to be found at all times walk
up and down, on and around
measuring their height and
LA'lesS, and making reflections
ot less nOnsensical as to the
III OF time they have stood and
scenes they have witnessed. The
Isl II an Englishman, will take
Cpno,class railway carriage out
chester; il an American, he
60 flrst-class just for the style
'he thing, and ride on the
u1n and Northwestern to
aupoy little town called Saltney,
f ne Will leave the main line and
d branch road to another town
nope, at which he will wait
,e ana then take another branch
d sui less entertaining village
as Buckley, where he will
olc Train and prepare to ride or
pest suits him, to the vii
hawarden. The distance is
" niles, and when Mr.. Glad
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-12

Will ulU u SUI, Uuc i0C"
tor Of the Hawarden Church, who
resides in the rectory. The little
village church, by the way, is almost
as famous and nearly as old as the
crumbling castle. There was a church
on the site in the eighth century,
when the curious incident occurred
OF the cross falling and hurting a
woman. The people Of the town,
considering that there vas something
uncanny about the accident, took the
cross and threw it into the sea 1t
was, to their establishment, however,
washed on shore at Chester, where it
was seized upon as II very precious
relic and set up in the race track,
where 1t or its successor still stands.
During the recess of Parliament
the church is always thronged with
tOwnspeople and visitors, for every
day Nj. Gladstone is present at
morning prayers, walking brlskly
over from the mansion and as briskly
back to breakfast after the prayers
are ended. On Sundays he some
times assists in the service by read
ing portions Of it, and to hear the
Church Of England service read by
a premier Of Great Britain IL an in
cident that rarely occurs in the ex-
perience OF the ordinary individual.
The church is a plain, unpretentious
little affair, which is kept so pur-
posely by the rector, who discourages
even SO much style as is involved in
cushioning the pews, believing, as he
does, that this creates an invidious
distinction among the attendants, Sc
MI. Gladstone and his family sit on
the bare benches
One OF the most pleasing features
Of the Hawarden life is the un-
bounded reverence shown by every
body in the neighborhOod for the
principal occupant of the Hawarden
house. The Welsh are very warm
hearted people, and everywhere he
goes Mr.. Gladstone is treated with a
consideration that shows how hearty
and sincere is the respect felt for him.
Men stand at the wayside and un-
cover as he walks by; women curtesy
In the quaint old Welsh fashion, and
every window in the village is filed
with heads as the great man passes.
They have seen him thousands Of
times, but that fact does not in the
least diminish either their interest or
their reverence, and, If sure Of moth
ing else, they are profoundly con-
WINGED that there is no greater man
on the face Of the earth than the mas
ter Of Hawarden.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-12
His Use or Words.

The old man adjusted his glasses
and looked at the p%ale-faced clerk.
Absent yesterday, he said, shortly.
yes, sir" replied the clerk.
Absent from sickness?"
No, sir"
"OhO! you're honest, anyway. Most
men would say they we're"
II haven't been absent from SICK
ness for nearly a year."
You haven't?"
The old man looked surprised.
mo, sir. 1t has been right with
me all the time"
"What has?"
sickness of some sort"
But you said that yesterday"
Yesterday l was abent on account
Of sickness, sir"
The old man thought the matter
over for a minute or two, and then
he said:
"Yes, yes; | see! You're rather par
ticular in your use Of words"
Yes, sir. Study to use them cor
rectly."
"Of course: and I'm a trifie care
less. Now, please see II this SEN
tence is correct. Hereafter you will
be absent from my d~ispleasure."
"Ye-es, sir"
"YOu will also be absent on account
Of my displeasure."
"Ye-es, sir"
And because Of my ~displeasure."
~Ye-es, SIR"
quite right. l am glad that !
have sufficient command Of language
to make you understand me. Good
day!"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-12
The Wrong Card.

During his visit to Paris a dis
tinguished German professor pre-
scented himself at the house Of a
well-knOwn lady TO whom he had
sent letters Of introduction for a
dance. When the servant opened
the door and received his card she
conducted him to the boudoir and
told him to be seated, saying:
Madam will come Immediately"
Presently the lady entered. She
was in d%ishabille, and her feet were
bare, covered only with slippers.
"Ah, goOd-morning," said she, bow
ing to him carelessly.
She threw herself on a chair, let
fall a slipper, and extended her foot
to the Professor.
: He was naturally surprised, but he
remembered that at his home in
Germany it was the custom some
times to kiss a lady's hand, and he
supposed it was the Paris mode to
kiss her foot. He therefore did not
hesitate to imprint a kiss upon the
fascinating foot before him.
The lady sprang from her chair,
highly Indignant.
who are you. sir. and what do you
mean by such conduct"
He gave his name.
Then you are not the chiropodist
for whom / Sent?"
Il am charmed to say. dear madam,
that / am not"
But the servant brought me a
chirOpOdist's card"
1t was true. The Professor, in
going out that morning, had picked
up a chiropodist's card lying on his
bureau and put it in his pocket.
This, without glancing at it, he had
given to the servant, who had taken
it to her mistress. There was moth
ing to be done but to laugh over the
Joke.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-12
Holding Court in Mississippi.

I'm Mississippi there used to be "a
county where it was almost impOssi-
bic to hold court. The lawless back
woods element would come into the
county seat and break it up" said
Neil Caruthers, a prominent attorney
of that State, to a st. Louis reporter.
"Judge Clarke M went there to
hold court. The first day he had "a
bucket of water poured over him
from a chimney hole in the roof, and
several pistOl-shOts were fired in the
courtroom The next day, as he
opened court, he laid two large pistols
on the desk and at the first sign Of
disturbance levelled the pistol at the
man and conducted him to jail.
After that there was no more distur-
bance, and the better element of the
community were anxious that he
should return the next term, but he
declined with a sentence that has
passed into a political prOverb in
Mississippi: Il regarded my coming
into this county as an adventure, l
regard my leaving it IS an escape"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-12

Of small size turned bottOm-side up.
The floating apparatus is q huge
cigar-shaped bag, to which is attached
the street car itself. In the front or
PROV Of the car is an immense fan or
propeller and at the other end 4
rudder. For the conveying Of cleo
tricity to operator the motors in the
car the trolley system is used, the
a being connected with an over
head wire by means Of a travelling
cable. In the rear end of the car is
a cable. windlass and anchor by
which the machine may be lowered.
The high rate Of fare charged for the
trip Of one mile will prove a draw
back to the popularity Of the flying
street ear,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-12

now crown the hill above the Glad
stone homestead. The ruins, the
park, and at certain times, also, the
Gladstone home, are all open to Wis
itors, the only restrictions being that
the curiosity seekers shall keep their
feet off the grass, their James of the
stones Of the old castle, and their
fingers off the property in the family
residence.
The house has much TO interest
the visitor. The various rooms of
the mansion abound with pictures
and s~tatuary, photographs of Mr..
Gladstone himself being n%umerously
displayed in the parlors and In vari-
Gus other rooms. All the members
Of his immediate family live here
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-12
Extraordinary Cause Of Suicid.

A slight printers mistake in the
Paris "BOttin," or Directory, has led
an unfortunate man tC commit sui
eide. He carried on business in the
Rue du FaubOurg st. Martin. AS he
was looking through the book he
thought he would see If his own name
and address were given. To his sur
prise, he found he was described as
madame" and a widow. Without
losing any time he rushed around the
place where the Directory is printed
to give Instructions for an alteration
to be made in the new edition, but.
arriving here, he was told he had
come too late, as the work had gone
to press. Returning home, he locked
himself in his bedroom and blew hiS
brains out with a revolver. 1t APP.
pears that he had. been suffering
from the hallpcinatiOn that he was
being prosecuted by eyerybody.-Lon
non DAILY News. 81"