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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

on the day provided herein, but the
officers of the preceding year shall
remain in Office until the next election
day, and shall continue and remain in
Office, until an election Is held, and
officers elected.
Article Nv.
Whenever this corporation is dis
solved, one discreet and responsible
member shall be elected as LiQuidating
Commissioner. and he shall collect the
assets, dispose of the property, and
turn the proceeds over to those entitled
thereto, and shall do and perform all
things necessary toward finally rem
dering up and liquidating its affairs.
Thus done and signed on this the 10th
day of September, 1894, in the presence
Of Thomas Taylor. Wesley Lee and
CLAY Elliott, competent witnesses, re-
siding in this parish. and who also sign
their names hereto, together with the
said principals.
HENRY Y WILLIAMS.
Mark.
RICHARD OVELTON.
WIN. T. WASHINGTON,
MARY WILLIAMS,
EPH. BROWN,
His
ALBERT X WILSON,
Mark.
His
MARK Y KENNEDY.
Mark.
Witnesses:
THOMAS TAYLOR,
His
WESLEY X LEE.
Mark.
CLAY ELLIOTT.
The within and foregoing act of in
corporation, having been handed to Inc
for inspection and examination, as to
it's legality, and having examined the
same, I hereby certify that in my opin-
ion the objects and purpo es of said
Corporation are legal, aud none of the
provisions contained in said act are con.
trary to law, and therefore indOrse
and approve the same.
BOLIVAR EDWARDS,
District Attorney,
Sixteenth Judicial District of Louisiana.
Covlngton, La, Sept II, 1894.
State OF Louisiana, Parish OF ST.
Tammany.
certify the within aud foregoing 10
be truly recorded in Book Of Mortgages
f, folios $50, $50, SCI, $50.
Witness my hand and seal officially,
this 18th day of September, 1894.
FRANK W. HOSMER.
Deputy Clerk and Ex-OficiO Recorder.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24
ESMERALDA, 1t the Town Hall

ESMERALDA, 1t the Town Hall
in Covington, on Saturday even
ing, Dec l, will include the follow
ing attractive cast:
Esmeralda. Miss Mary Belle Poole
Nora Desmond. Miss Cora Clark
Kate Desmond. Miss Evalyn Nor
gan.
Lyddy Ann Rogers. -. Miss Re-
becca Weaver.
Nine. Florine Fanchon. -. Miss
Regina Almemini-
Old Man Rogers Mr.. Jas. Ken
ner, of New Orleans.
Dave Hardy. =. Mr. Cyrus X
Drew, Jr.. Of New Orleans.
Marquis De Montissend. :. Mr.. E.
Theriot.
Estabrook Mr.. Jos. Lancaster.
Jack. -. 80. Mr.. AlonzO Strain.
George Drew. Mr.. Peter
Machray, of New Orleans.
lie play is . peculiarly sweet
one, and abOLnds in rich humOr.
'.Old Man Rogers, as personated
b, Mr.. Jas. Kenner. (who as 'Ko
Ko," in the Mikado, made such .
hit with our always appreciativc : il
a bit critical Ccvington audience,
for St. Tammany keeps well up
with the times, and knows just
when to praise or blsme.) will be
tremendously funny, type We all
laugh at and love, and the other
are equally as well rep
resented. Altogether. 'Esmeralda'
is perhaps the prettiest little drama
ever put upon the boards at the
Town Hall of bonnie CovingtOn.
Committee of Arrangcments-Erne
aud Ed. Frederick.
Doorkecper-W. Il. Franklin.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24
CHARTER.
xuis of To u isiana-PMish Of s..
IdMmdMy

know All Men by These Presents;
That We. Henry Williams, Richard
Qvelt0n, William T. Washington. Mary
Williams, Ephraim Brown, Albert Will
son and Mark Kennedy, each . resi-
dent Of st. Tammany Parish, Louisiana,
availing ourselves of the laws of the
State relative to the formation of cor
pOratiOns for Literary, Religious and
Charitable purposes. do, in the pres
ence of the undersigned witnesses,
hereby form ourselves, az well as those
who may become members hereof after
US, into corporation, with the pow
ers, Stinnlatidns, and for the purposes
following, tO-wit:
Article I.
The name aud title of this corpora
ton shall be, THE EASTERN STAR
ASSOCIATION, OF MANlSONVILLE,
Its objects shall be to teach and dis.
seminate = love for the reading and
study of the Holy Bible, to promote
general literary knowledge and culture
among the members. to encourage peo-
pic to attend church and divine wOr-
ship, to preserve and enforce order and
decOrum on the premises of this cor
pOration during its meetings for any
religious, literary, intellectual or char
liable purpose, to help and relieve the
sick by furnishing them with nurses
and attendance aud medicine and metii-
cal treatment during sickness, and to
bury the dead. This corporation shall
exist for ninety line wears, commence
Inn from the date Of the recording of
this charter In the Clerks Office Of this
parish, but it may be dissolved sooner
by consent of the members. rs is here
after provided.
Article III.
This corporation shall have power to
make aud use corporate seal, and to
alter 1t At pleasure: to make contracts /;
to Obligatc itself toward others: to hold
others obligated aad bound unto itself !;
to lease. let, buy, sell, own and possess
mOvables aud immOvablcs. real and
! personal property: to receive donations
inter vivOr and mortis causa: to sue
and he sued; to make. pass aud enact
all bylaws, ordinances and resolutions
required to preserve and enforce order
and decOrum at meetings. or its prem
/ Uses: to eject and expel from It's premi-
tses by lawful means any person. liicni-
: hers Is well as those who ARE not MEN,
hers. Tor violating the RysLaws. 0rtlt-
nanccs, resolutions aa,6 Requirements
Of this Corporation; rvserve and
protect its prcpertyi t64cSv fines upon
| it, members and others claiming any
Of the privileges and henetits Of this
Corporation, for failure. neglect or re
fusal to obey, observe or comply with
the Bylaws, Ordinances, resolution.
and requirements of this Corporation
not to exceed two dollars for each per
son 50 Offending; ~ levy dues. and as.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

Celebrate Thanksgiving Day,
Nov. %, by attending service III
the Methodist hurch. Rev. K.
b. Downer will preach his last ser
mon for this Conference year. AZ
Rev. Downer is q member OF the
Mississippi Conference he Will mol
be sent back here next year, and
there will doubtless he good at
tendance on Thanksgiving Day.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

FOR SALE CHEAr.-329 acres Of
land, between Covington and Mad
isonvil'e, suitable for rice culture.
Some good lumber and lightwood on
the land. For particulars apply to
JNo. ExTERsrINE.
Covington La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

Well, the circus has come aud
gone. The attendance was COM
parstivcly small. owing to hard
times caused by tue Republican
Mckinley bill.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

Owing to the demand for extra
copies, We send our exchanges half
sheets this week
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

We learn that many Of our plant
ers lost their seed cane BY the
freeze of Monday, Nov. II.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

Mrs. T. Bergey. successor to T..
Limongi, opposite the Town Hall, has
received fresh stock of goods. and
solicits the patronage Of the public.
The bar-room is also supplied with the
finest of wines, liquors and cigars. See
advertisement, In another column.
The Mission in the Chapel Of the
Holy Angels Guardian, near Bedi-
co, will begin Sunday, Dec. ?, At
8 . M, and continue during the
week. The hours for holding the
different exercises will be announced
1t the initial service.
Next Thursday, Nov. %, will be
Thanksgiving Day. All who are
alive and we'll should feel thankful
those who have liver and grits
for breakfast, the same rs those who
have buckwheat cakes and pork
sausage.
Mr.. W. H. Drury, an old fell
low-typo Of this editor in the eos,
and manager Of the Mystic Tie,
was in Covington last Sunday and
paid rs . pleasant visit. He at
tended the meeting Of the Druids
on Saturday night.
According to German statistics
men are becoming pr0portionately
soaroer every year, and it is pre-
dicted that in 800 years from now
there will he only one man to every
22O women. Let's see. That will
occur in 2l94. Fortunately for
man, it won't be leap-year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

Cotton has been coming in freely
this week, and there is slight sd-
vance in prices.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24
NOTICE.

l will be at the following named
places on the dates gwen, for the
purpose of collecting parish, and
State taxes:
Verger, Nov. &c.
brownsville, Nov. -.
Pearl River, Dec. 4.
Flcrenville, Dec. 5.
Bayou Lacombe, Dec. Z.
j. j. SrRoBLE.
Collector.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

The Holy Mission, which has
been conducted at Madisonvllle
during the past week by Rev. Th.
Enright, has been we'll attended.
and doubtless resulted in great
good. Tomorrow, besides the
early morning service, there will be
holy mass and sermon, by the Mis-
sionary, at 10 a. m, and evening
sermon and benediction a: half
past Z o'clock.
The raisers Of poultry and vege-
tables are the most prosperous and
independent of all farmers. There
is a good market at all times FOX
what they have to sell, and they
are never without a little cash on
hand, to ''pay as they 60" They
appear to let cotton and cane severe
~ alone, and that is where they
show their good judgment and
wisdom, both of which are neces-
sary to be q successful farmer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

Farmers who cannot live on four
cent cotton should try living on
hog and hOminy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

Rev. Z. r. Edbrooks, OF New
Orleans, preached interesting SER
mons in the Episccpa! Church last
Sunday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

New m0lasses has been rolling in
freely this week. It il selling At
IN average of 20 cents per gallon.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24
Poplaryille High School.

OFFERS THE VERY BEST FACILITIES FOR SECURING
Thorough Practical Education
Ample buildings, well selected
practical needs of the
Of ability and successful
Enrolment Bosrd r. Expenses guaranteed to be
Monday, Sept g. 1894
Send for crcu.nh Address, w. THAMES, Principal
T. r WHITE, Secy Board,
POparv Miss
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24
The Louisiana Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South
convenes at Louisiana Avenue
Church. New Orleans, December 5.
Bishop J. C. Cranberry to preside.

Mr.. Thos. Burns, Of Chubby
Hill plantation, presented us last
Monday with . gallon Of choice
new molasses, for which We return
1 Jug OF thanks.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

The Leper Hospital location has
been decided upon, but it will be
kept secret for some weeks. The
people OF ST, Tammany Parish
have some curiosity to know
where the hospital will be located,
1t the same time they are unani-
mously OF the opinion that it shall
not be located in this parish.
Dun OrrlcE-We are informed
that 4 gentleman searched for tue
FARxER office last Monday and
couldn't find it. 10 him and all
other strangers We will state that
the FARxaR office is on the SOUTH
east oorrer Of Boston and kemper
streets, just two blocks and . ball
east OF the Parish Jail.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24
81 Sann.auy 3xr'utr.
Lots for sale cheap. Apply to
Jno. ExrERsrEIN.

Preaching to day and tomorrow
1t the Methodist Church, at the
usual hours.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

FOR RENT. A new cottage Mt
Claiborne Station, with large
grounds. stable, etc. Apply to
Eug. +. Smith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

RUSSIAN LiNIMENr
RE hest ssn ia est fer q b - q. 81. q.
lame Rack, Swollen Aim be . e.
060ao. Fer Halo b al DsrW:xless
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24
MUGNIER BROS.
Crescent Hotel
Vaudeville, La.

Ti..s well-known select Hotel. froL.
ing on Lake Pontchartrain noted for its
excellent table, beautiful garden, With
two pure clear springs Of mineral water,
il now open for the season.
Fine drives through the forest or piny
woods. Splendid bathing. Soft-she: i
crabs and all kinds of fsL always on
hand. Daily communication with New
Orl Ans via the East Louisiana Railroad
or steamer New Camelix. by rail. onl
ons-hali hour froE, Alta springs.
Write for terms.
MUGNIEE BROS,
Vaudeville, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

This Corporation shall mot be dis
solved for failure 70 hold III election
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-11-24

Nine members of this Corporation, 81
years of age, including officers. shall
constitute quorum, and . majority Of
the quorum shall have power to enact
all Bylaws, Ordinances, resolutions
and requirements; elect officers, ap-
prove bills, authorize expenditures
and disbursements, and do and perform
everything which may be performed by
this Corporation, except ~ Is specified
In Article MI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

TIC Wife star Il amer Majestic for L'N''l"o' an"
the York for Southampton carried an uhn>oap -
SAIGON lit ', ;; rdaj on each wcrc Iunb'T % Inc pi''
.cneer, who hal been aboard the llarnbIr'' American
Il, amer Normanra back % Uor' ctp9eu u"
Tucs1a, on the American liner H"wfork were joan
Quincy Adams Mr.. Adams. Mis- Adam' anu ""r-' =
ADAMS. who had been ihc Norminna. 't''f il'''''
cnrs wy, Iacuirnant \. G. B'i"r, United >t'"' H'''
Mrs, rahcr and Misses Hakcr g ore NI-'h y ""I
Mr., Amour HcarAinira j. Niurit'. Coiohci H. w.
pfort r. G.. Paync w J. Richie. Iori'Iatd spencer
,ar;an L. H. Wood and G'Orge Grant if'h'''
ON the M,,asti~ wcr, Count and Countess de bureau
: setback and Mr.. Setback vino wcfc also Ils'ehs rs
On the Normanni1 Others the Majestic "'t" e'I''
Car, ton, adrdc.camp Of the Governor OF Jamaica Angus
Holu,ont ,ir. Re mont and two sous MS LIZA vel
G.trln Gorvcr:cur Koitriqht Mrs. Korrigit H. Mn
mon Na,kay. Rev Watkn, Williams, Mr'. Wi''a"s' =
l. Garland and C. II. Converse.
Ainone the IA. -cIrcrs tho SALE l"s EN"e"' WI
Southomuton wcr, the Hcv. Henry 4. Barry OF b"-'o"
Dr Sanr.l ~ I,rickncr. ~ Rochester; Nath'h ffeuhi
Recinad Raunicl>,er. Herman Morris DE- e. IL Noh''
., po.tou. raron Won Ob"r1cek. Mrs. = H. Russell Z"
burlington W: Dr. ard Mrs r. a. >ccfrcd 81 BROOK
vn Nil and Mrs. J. Stem. Mrs. H. SchoN'r"s' "''''
Eliot SnIL., and Mis- Idith A. SAFER o. i"'""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
TRAINED MUSES. GRADCATED
. CLASS or rwEyTY-oNE RECEIVES DIPLOMAS

CLASS OF TWENTY-oNE RECEIVES DIPLOMAS
AT TIE MT SINAI TRAINING SCHOOL
4 class of good-looking young women was gradu-
o,od last night from the Nj. Sinai Training Scnooi
for Nurses. There were twenty-one OF these white
canned young women who received diplomas at the
annual graduation exercises last night and they al
appeared to be endowed with the qualities essential
10 those who spend the greater part OF their lives
in the sick-oom The exercises of the evening were
onened by William NJ. Cohen. who made an inter-
estng address to the class. He pointed out what
would be expected of them nurses. lie tod 'hein
OF the vast amount of good they could 40 aHc .h
the sick. the poor and the destitute, ana VI, ~
great influence they would have on the splrltu,' ~
we'll as the physical troubles Of their patients Ai.ei
Mr. Cohen had finished his remarks Mrs Ore! iuss;;
Never who delivered the diplomas 10 the gra9u5a'es'
Those who received diplomas were MISS MI H,
Miss Stoutenburgh Miss Kapan, MISS i0dlhe; frn
Cutting Miss Chadwick Miss Lord Mss I-.l.I,,
wood Miss Harrgan. Miss Williams MISS >"
Miss Tobin Mrs Dryden Mrs. Freeman MlsS
Shears Miss Bailey Miss I}uschman Mss , ;'Iinpn
son Miss McEwen. Miss Miller ana MISS ,ou l III,
The medals for general excellence IN thcT N W.,
while students Of the Institution were given 10 Ms
ceiyed the Aseptic prize presented by )r Lelgh
Hunt Miss Williams delivered the ValeiictoIy "n .
dress 'The members of the Board OF Managers OF
tho school who present were MIS- ITlI,,iiiS
1"dge AIRS Adler Mrs Felix Samson Mrs: VIII
teuo Einstein Mrs l.. NJ. Hornthal and Mrs. Hedci-
bach Much of the success of the exercises was uue
10 the superintendent. Miss Aston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
THE HARLEM PHILHARNONIC REHEARSAL


The public rehearsal of the Harlem philharmonic
Society. which held yesterday afternoon il,
Madison Hail. One-hundi Neutrality-suspicious.. ana
Nadison-ave was attenlcd by a large hui''pei -
yelIknown society people. Henry Thomas fiecN
nae conductor and Ernst Bauer concer'hdsVei.
,fra Naterna sang Ocean. Thou Mighty Monster
~, waher and the aria 'Dich Theure Halle' pS
Wagner The following music was played by .ne
orchestra. FESTIVAL March," by Henry Iooeh
uuss; an unfinished symphony by schubert i,r n,
hansen, overture and the symphonic poem ne
DeIuae" by Sa!nt-Saens Ernst Bauer Singing '"e
solo. ~ ,,rs
Some Of the people in the audience VIZ
prad1ev Eaton Mrs Frank y. Ferris. MIS- a. o.
Reinhod Miss Zug, Mr.. and Mrs; i' t.rnorv
Marin Mrs Bigelow, Miss Getty. MISS "iss ors
ga Ht '. and Nrs Iiuss Mrs Merwin. Mrs. reorse
Marty Miss Matby. the Key, Dr. ana MrS Mrs
The Rev Dr. and Mrs. william D. m td s,n' Mrs
George W Best Mrs George W; MCr rh,. Mrs
Iobn ! Sperry Mrs Isaac Mills, Mrs Crosoyi MI nr
Or STANDING, Mrs Van santyoord mrs IRAN Tam
it,,eAeld Mrs Joseph Smith Homer VI bai VI Nc
6ishon Rrewor of Montana; Miss Brewer: Ne
THOMAS II Newman. Mrs. J; Jarrett bI Tt Ms
ieSnder H. Grail Mrs Charles k;,nti, Tea Mrs
taeh,e, % [Srcb Mrs Charles II. TOWNSEND MIs
Hnh overheiser Mrs Samuel H. virgin, AZ a .
Ihr y ennson ir Mrs. George X. van i1e Watss'
Mrs George NJ De Veau. Mrs Harvey r. T pohnson
SGS sidneV r. Mills Mrs. George H. Bur, ,}
Mrs curtis b. Pierce, Mrs Charles w Day irs Vii
mrson r smith Mrs Bradley L. Eaton, MIs. " NJ, Lee,
lam McAlpne Wiswal. Mrs iritr' r Len IIonten
Ha'i sptbnr < Stillweil Mrs. Edward Morse Cu,
W; W. Mrs William G. Wood. Mrs. John H. " ~ IT,;
Ier N Isanb n De Veau and Miss Julia T. al
Emburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
UONSIG NOR SATOLLI IN TOWN.

HE WILL CELEBRATE THE FEAST OF ST PAUL
AND BLESS BANNER FOR AN
ITALIAN SOCIETY.
Monsignor Satolli arrived in this city yeS'e'uaS
AZ . O'Clock from Washington. TWO priests OF Inc
Paulis Fathers met MIN the station ana escorted
him TO their house in West Sixiy-ninth-s' lhis
morning NIonsignor Satolli will celebrate h;na
the feast Of the Apostle In the evening M&nsis"o or
Sato,U will visit the Church or st Nnthoiiy ~
padua I'm Sulvan-st ard give his blessing - tie
new banner OF the Society Of the SaGreu iiea ,bc
1t is expected that Monsignor Satoh VII M c ,
night AT the Francis an Monastery, anu Wiz 0oio
brate mass in the church tomorrow morni h os,
The Church OF -. Anthony OF IaluMii - .'r tsIt5
Italian church which Monsignor Satolil mas
since he has been in this country me cmrG nsI ol
the Paulis Fathers, at wnich inc pJ d,etinc
lively American church 1t is under the cna d %
priests Of the Society Of ST Paui d" o'u'' 80
which all the memb RS are Americans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
ryD or THE KLAcKyER ART SALE.

TIL, sale Of the Elackncs collection Of oil iahu"-N
was ended las. NIGHT at the Fiih Avenue Ar "''''''
There was a Iacc Attendance ard the bic"'hs WI"
fairly brisk. Lut TIE prices realized were WHY
chi, Eol;andls Mile III rrt' life ~" Egi'' anu
-, a.-, -, 60 s,,e wont for 500 Vintage Dance"
bv W Macath bfouch: the highest price oil the eNch"s
5000 .'The News Versailles went Tor s'iV. ~
Io,es Ycui., Dream" ~ \. Plot. Paris. soii Tor S"o
Percy Morans In DisSace.' "iina'' "a'l' "
Chance aud DdsiinS "E'tnmns h'1A so'a ~. ~
- , i,.,. ,,rtur. OF the neli trial. q: 1s'l a.
Lexington Kv brou.ht $500. . IN" Evening "'o".
Is C. II Davis went for aioo. AM Ar;lguc'' spanish
IIoncyincon at Trioe The only others ""'S
q mention are 1.-The bridesmaids" hy Ii'yne'"as' o.
1ondon $3.50: "On the EionN." Non Boskeich. SO :
..,,ra ., the u, ok " Emily Hast slO5 "Koman STEPS,
F. Fort 500. and "DaiST' Carleton "irf'n'' Fl'''
The amount realized by the evening, sale was s'"VV
The total for the two DAYS Is 50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
Wedding
Silver.

Toilet ArtiCles.-Completc sets
in handsome cases, or separate
pieces make desirable wedding
presents. The sets may include all
or any number of the following
pieces: Hair brushes and dressing
combs, hand mirrors, puff boxes
cloth and hat brushes, pin trays
button hooks, shoe lifts, bonnet
brushes, ring stands, nail files and
scissors. Lavender salts bottles
manicure articles, toilet bottles IN
crystal cut and engraved glass with
silver shoppers and mountings' and
many other little pieces, both useful
and ornamental, i'll repoussc. Ola
English chased or plain designs at
extremely reasonable prices.
art ROOMS-Third Floor
Gorham Mfg Co.,
Silversmiths,
BROADWAY."Carr Entrance on 18th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
MORE HONEY FOR TIE SAILOR HEROES

7 p Panten. Consul-General OF the Netherlands
acknowledges the following contributions LOT .iie
arN',,' 80 tho sailors of the Amsterdam: Dutch
.an,oan s5n C. C. Abel & Co.. So; Memo. $lO
sauor &. c. Buys. s.; c. p. and w. a.. SO; ~
aTsrhneve Pakac 81; H. lubbock. 81: Mrs; Wac ! n
The following additional subscriptions We're re-
ceved at the Maritime Exchange 1uhc s5 par,y n,
Hail sO Friend Of NJ 5rd hgr5z T. Fseq W6rms a
Roll F. b. Talcott simon bqIs cS I Ring and j. S.
SW HG der each 81; previously acknowledged
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
HEAVY LOAD or CABLE STALLED.

truck containing nfty-one tons OF cable, int'nacd
,or the Thirdave cable road ond which was drawn D.
.ro dozen horses was stalled yesterday afternoon fof
-, a, hour nj East Broadway and Canal-st. The
pavement was defective and the weight forced the
wheels deeply into the broken granite blocks. Alter
much trouble the lifted out Of their ruts ana
the load proceeded way The cable was taken to
chairman snuare preparatory to being laid conduts
of the lower section OF the cable road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
. rryn IN MEMORY OF PROF. J. s. Ne" BEhh ;

An effort is being made by the Councll Oh ~,
rcientidc Alliance of New-York to establish d iu"'
+or the endowment of original scleh'hc ~
search in honor of the late professor 'o"',
Strong Newberry a committee was "ppo n,toa
~ srrnanentI1 commemorating his important SSr
vices to geological and biological Scienee ronort
Soonr,onmends the establishment of lund 10 I've
known as the John Strong Newberry rum 10 oh AZ
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