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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-04

The STATE JOURNALS Want and Mis-
cellaneous columns reach each working
day in the week more than twice as
many Topeka people as can be reached
through any other paper. This is fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
Countrn ilropcrtp for Sale

VILLAGE FARM of 81 acres among the bcrE S 1
n modern cottage. tenant house lawn WIN mn
eris charming mountain view only $500 PHOTOGRAPHS
here (Foo $3.50 PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tribune BOG
I,OR sALE-Farm ~ 10, acres ~ the Wikf'o'fre ana
L Taston Il r.. admirably situated near me taih",''
Iocono Mountain tho D"l1war" Wa"1 Gap ana ~ ,u'S
burg and eNcellrnfly adapted fDr stock farm bcSurS
dwelling anf barn. there are othei ul,u'u
ngs wide creek running across the land an upland mn
far sheep pasture and lard for meadow nav sra" lo"
der ard ,-. ..,.,s,.o
Ir0n,ry also suitable hotel site. having extensive
and beautiful views Apply e. g. =. SHERMAN. l,Voi
Chestnut-st Philadelphia. or H. 9. G.. j. o. boN 49,
NeW-Nuft city.
rNoV SALE -RARGAIN-Furnifhci cottage cas- terms
good location. s : ANTHONY. Ocean MiN' ii''F'
Long Branch. y. !.
NOR sArE-Forty ANA superb br'ct man IN nm
So nd most view staten lslanai near
Gorretson's station: - minutes from New ok ID. par
ticulars and permit apply 10 ). NJ GllitSfIE' -" '
IIonoNor-st.. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
hailronos.
pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.


sTATI0ES 81 aftt & a3ia' '"f as f:-a95i Streets
950 4. VI. Fat C4r , e. r!i,soq Iu,o
Drawing and state Room sleeping Dining smoking
ln 81 a''S oI cnc AT' oa g. ~ ana
2:6o T.. s, III cH f8 5'' &NB ST LOUIS ExPREss
r ,a sna , an4 Bains .1I 10 100 ' NJ 81
edo as - 7 T. w M fhf@S' b Sleeping
a u y G1f, . + qsss d1 Pullman
S rT2ss and nns Gar n 3eaa Sn i5 p e.
:, T,,,is N .econd M r,,ornirg '' ''
$500 y. ". PACIFIC EMPRESS Pullman Sleeping
Cr TO- Pi,sbqTf coanc cc FOR Chicago daily ana
r.i fEriIa Rna r HSiSi:roS RNn THE sotTn
s $50 9oo 1910 mSa Prins T r,r, s A. Dnlns
ca1 " 46 %nE @ n 800 '' a ia9 as
az Iarlor ana Dining Cars. 49, dining Carr. 900
4 s,D!,; ~ 11 r aS p ana ESS f2sj
$40 p. " 6oy f5r SRass5e ky Ohio Railway
Tbrqf9 s:Pae e3, nl2Hy caT' ,opro, vi, can.
charles Route \. ~ weekdays. and. with Through
Tampa Jacksonville ana Charleston. 300 p NJ daily
ron ATrkNTfc GiTY 100 P N. weekdays. with
~ GHffn MRY iiso 4 a. 100 AMI 2:lo p NJ week
F- Long 'n7 c As," l i'T io "c M 2 si io
a,ra. ... G s,9 &G H ID, 70 205 is' ~
DO hi SOP A-bur, T'sh and ocean Grove Cd" sun
FOR rtILADHLrmIA: ,...,
''i iSio u < u i2,o no T. t..o . ;;cc
elo 10 Llmit~U 10 \. NJ. . s. $50. . 7A'. s. .
T 2 t ~ ia P .. re ssd 3r, @a a sS oo G'9
pesrofsc. ana ,q5ap5t sTer o p'o SI, Hnncx sa
iisa lot = Fu'on street I-ooSlyn: station. jersey
T'q T. cs ami .i c ''a s 'aT and
n raEyossT. J. r woo sso,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR IoNG BRANCH OCEAN GHO;E. ETC.
from .lcF : y. r.. foot Rector 81
For Auantg Hsn.nia Highland Yea h. Rnms9n
o. 40 pun. l1.oo g. 81. l:ur. -. $50 $50 T. "
ssr'its. 900 HOO A. " l.on to0 10 "
FIR IV-r0n A-'ury Park Ocean Grove. and poIn's
sna'h g. Point reas<rt - 40 g. Il. 1'N - $50 20
SUNDAY. fea..it ocean Grove ami A@hur' iafiO
g.u, s ~ 100 b.
Far Lakewood. Toms River. ard Harn~rat $50 \. 81.
loo. a. T. 81
r.r Auana. Cry vnelari aal nrase'.n. 40 \. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
Gonnirp propcrtn for Sale or u Lei
SEASIDE RESIDENCE.


Fr sale or rent Seaside residence Of Genera; william
l. Aiken at Eastern Point. near the Fort G-ls"old
House consisting II Of II rooms and coinho-
dious attic stable AID carrageho house. all IN good repair
with about three - land good We OF "ate' an"
lawn tennis court: hathnghouses on beach For par
tciars call or address NICHOLAS TARRANT. real es-
tate agent - Main st. Norwich. Conn.
DIcHMOND HILL. l.. I.-SEVERAL PRETTY COON-
Ii TRY places with fine shade trees lawns ETC. chocsy
lcafoj near station postofce churches and CLUB with
fine now modern cottages 20 Jet at moderate rates "
Ul 10 sold o., easy The prettiest most select
and most thriving suburb Of Nev-York.
AIRlCK II. MAN. 80 Wall street
Joel. FOWLER. Richmond lIilL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

A AP8X,EkTssE;MNEy Ss AND srBscRIPTIoEEs FOR
SEIVEn At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No 2i2 Brad 2s
TisEMENTS at The following Branch Offices: 2j'
Eghh-aye corner Twenty third 1872 Sxth-ave
iD' Fourthave.. corner FOuriecnth-si. 100 ThrdaNe
corner Forty-se.eath-st l02G Thirl-aye near Sky,
nsst; LOS FIRST ave: LOG West Forty second St W.
SSonmbus,aye.: y Avenue 1898 Thrd,ayet 20 West
LBS Third-avc 2O5l Thd-ave.. between One-hundred
shd-twenh and Northumberland thirteenth SITS.
Al the HARLEM OFFICES 40 Fast one hundred and
wentyhfthst 2t7 West Ons-hundred- and twenty fifth
ST. and 800 West one hundred ffth-st. up TO
D. M at regular Office rites $50
In brooklyn at G3 Court-st. 505 Dekalb-ave: l2Oo
bedford-ave. up 10 =. al regular Office rates - .
European Branch for Advertisements only. 73 Fleet
Street. L. c.. London. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
Citn ,Jrpncrtn for Sale

BARGAINS in West sdc dwellings end Mats; Coiunious
Is West Eni and Amsterdam ayes. and Boulevard NAL
Lt~TE & MCGOWAN. 80 Anscrdam-ave.. cor 'Ntn-N-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
Counirn. propcrin 90 Get.

ctOO SEASON yea~ Crueor manoT ~ Ii.,,s u1
AfUU. furnished. ba'ns gard r; 'TuNtrs"h '-Ii -"'
~ miles iro" ''"'' PLAss pa Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
KnickerbOcker Trust Co.,

"a FIFTH AVENUE.
p-,rch Oflces. Gi Br aiwas. II New-st.
U,tIF FOLLOWING COUPONS are payable
| a. ol- Offices on and afie~ July >. l>@3.
Cearneld Bitumi"ous Coal C"rp"r''''n'
ca-nine. Y. Y. sewer bonds
t \ y school District No. Is.
cD.utordsviuc Water ~ Light Go.
u,mpton Roads Hotel Co.
rn,r.I Tuinucu sugar Cane Mfg. Co.
Mechanical Rubber Co.
marlborough Hotel Co.
M.rcantIIe Cooperative Bank.
xadonnI Loan 4 Trust CO.. Kansas city.
x.vyorIs Belting n Packing 60.
xaumkcaE street Railway Go.
seventh Regiment Veteran cum.
The Scvillja.
suffolk Ca Co.
FRFD'K l.. EI.pRIDGE. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
N.Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Trains letre FOOT oi Wv '-'"' a.
.s.l-. fro1 Ffdnhl.n.s' Cd ,,... ,f.,.,L and Min
i."' a. 90 .Anhn valley stations, MlIt'l'"'
'' LINN. Ellcntile. fashurg itbi .,n,i h'
b''..,7 V,lton. Delhi. sidney Arwlirfllh. N"f"ich'
81" 1,teila E4ton p~""h ,, ,,1,i.,,yvn
.i u tdalls) Tor West t"in"ali i'p"'' ~, W."
81, n.1urg WursihOro Ernvihe M'niand'I", FhI's
.r Ult.rysllc Liberty Falls. I"beiu Nm'' i-ASr
"S't. al SatDula5s uHltJ to- Mldnl-'DNl 'Ip,i'Hnh
fyursa,ro. Ei'n,lle, M'una,nia.c A.
i,.lf,lure Hurcyrlle A''iiy I"la Idn't'S i""'''N'
IJyiu,aion Manor, fncRiahu. 800, ,,.,o.,.,sb, STONY
Ia ~ II, Tor Lakes MoAunk ana MinncN hrkh 'ptty
. J." y, Si.,,vn lvtrtsbofo. Ellcnvl~. Mpuniahdal"
DreyiIi TalIsIurs. Hueyrile. Liberty Fds LiOei'y'
t,.rts,tl. LNlngston Manui ,,..d..,
20 ~. ~ West cornwall; Drrs Mils Ms,,',,,H
,f' f,,rni.u Hall stony Ford, trystat Kun. hlduIe-
,,., 'r,In.inrLufs. Wu-stDyru. hl"nt i'c - r,.us
W.. 80 f ,r.lNJ ~ Mtll"t'~n. l4.'nlnfhHb, S''s
80 it,.rt, Iinnrsion Manor walton. Si'n"y' '>Yi
80 oneida. FULTON. Ds"'Bo. Ai"ssiA hi.. Ai 'as
west Pullman Sl''IinI '"'H' '''- '''"
TO Chicago without change IN, ..o,s a, All Rroad-
Tickets ard pullman DRAWING ~ ~ 'aNI,1'HSIN
way New York - - ,.S, ri ja~oyrr-st ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
CLYDE LINE.

y. CTATIfrTON ~ri'h an N'l'i"e,i
JACKs0SVIiIE and n Florida points.
From I.r -, r.. L. ,,D1t n Eo0-r'"l' 80 DID, y . m
CHFEDKFE ............--- .-.--.-i ,''."f'
cr-,tr,-.f ...... o ..s|st. fl'. lr
mos ft.e 'lf..f'
." VyM p CLYDE &, co General Agents
ID. Wins Green. Y.
c,eo, g. Ire ~ & PASSENGER Line ra 'harlee'on
7. O Eg.g. GeuI Ar'. ?i2 EfAy y /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

80, ,,,ptr ,ND LONG BRANCH EAILKoAD
NJ" summer Schedule in cne.t lul' -. ~ -. A
pcdl,.nr Ions Isrnnch Elheron Ocean Grow, ~
-, r,art Ii,Irnar SprinC Lake and POINT llr''n', m
Tin cavc loot Corlanit and pshr''}a ."r'S ,i,,
1000 m. 1910 ~ ~ SniuriaN- v''',
70 .3.i0 - 81 CeNc'p' Rcdhan0 4;2O, OF" '"o J. "
SUNDAYS S.l5 s9.ij ola J. ~ 80 49,. ,,.,h.,t,
Trans leave foot Tlbeuv-st $40 7.F' no IT, ~
sis 10. i3n ~ =! SntlIdhyr IN. % *
n m. 30 400 y. ~. - --.. and Ashury
sunday trains DO not stop Mt Ocean "'oVe MI" "'''
RIFFS BIoDGETT sup't y. Y 4 L: 3 r r.
J. r. WOOD H. BAbpww
@. p. A. Penna- X. Il O. +. A. = II H. VI Ave %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
llnturnisheo Apartments 90 Let.

llnturnishe0 Apartments 60 Ltt.
\. A
ST. CATHERINE
APARTMENT HOt So
NaL.sIn-avr. md j3l ST.
TO LET.
one elegant suite Il - rooms TWO servants rooms ~
30 fee, Oh. suite comprises the entire floor Inc can'he'
ami d.oratlons are not rIrpassel ly any house IN
ta ,lf, Also similar suite = ~ rooms iaI'''"'s'
"a premises. from i. b. BkoDkS. Silerlh''h'rHl.
1r.prlN ST - -fisnd-suest now. elegantly deco
vi ,,.l hls. IN on porticp stoop, hot ana cl
at.- range private baths and elects, ~ ch"eh' ~
g. So. Ou.n Sundays
.rDur rrNpfrTON" 2j3 EAST GsTH ST
i Absolutely nrep-r'f corner apart mouse
Snl,e, > ard r''r.s and hath. 80 20 SO
Firm, 4 ] CARPENTER. liSl 3d-av@.. Al lih"r'y-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
THE BIRKEEcK INVESTMENT SAVINGS AND LOAN
COMPANY or AMERICA.
y.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Of The

THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE KEPuBLIC.
r,,, New-York. June 27th. 1894
NE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared dividend per a. free of tax.
Sa.apie on and after Monday. July "a 1894 until when
G. H. STOUT. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
pipioeno Nollfes.
,-,,urs CONSOiIDt TED STREET
COLI w" n ,IIWAN COMPANY

o,.rovS from he First Mortgage Bonds
COt 49, Consolidated street r. r. Go. due July !.
Y Columbus aid nj the Central Trust Co.. - Wall st.
On and after J'N - T. X. STEWART. LIST V. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
STE Grcdm.

H0RTON's IcE-CREAM is THE OLD standard. re-
F ,,eOie oe-cream; always pure. rich and hc"ithiu
ana American. all haVorr. try II. you viii lhe II
Ao NH use none other. Depots 800 4ih-ave 19S 9th
ave- "V< toIuinous-ave. and i42 West i25th ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
uALriMoaE & ONO IL. IL

Easi EApIess Nuns 10 ..,.-,,,... ~,
,rt,,,pL N(ASIif notion. CHICAGO tlN1INNAA l.
BALTIMs01'E iio " nND ALL FONTS WEST.
pr-IIMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAPS; rt
Nv Work loot Liberty St. daily Or ~ "a
chGo 80 p "a and 1910 might f@r r4 r. BUS 81 s
? H. n Gdo n M For WAsHINGTr :, BAITlMotE, y
a al 30 a NJ Dining t .n,ns CAS- igl9 night Al
s ;ons run daiy Keep 80 p For T2fFolHi lsIs ia
- 30 = sun. Fu' 9f' i,een-
oanokc Brsol and ghatianooEa. through pullman se'p
'nf ONES i72 2e 4i5 il'o Bway q r. Fan nis
600 Grand St. y. y - fu,', "''''
N~u-Yor Transfer 90 VII cai - ana '"e'" ""A""'
fron hotel residence 10 ir'uNnt'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

---,. roAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF SlOCN
FlDELllh 49, CITY. IOWA
New-York Office. 81 Wall s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

y UNITED STATE. MAIL STENM5lipS
FOR GLAS w VIA 10 y ~ - y X X =
From Pier -. " r.. loot ~ "tsi -Nhs' ~
I~urncesia July Is. ~ 'l'cas- July :, ~
Anca -.-.. July q 3d. 300 tth ila-... tuE ~
Cabin Passase. So upward. second cabin f'p
CIV ~ Rome ~'uf o.. r. '.' -, 80" 80,
saloon Passage $50 and upward Second Cabin ~"
stcelare. outward. So prcpnd ~ 1870,
CADIE EXCURSION T1CKFTS IT REDUCED RAILS.
For drnr,s tours and other informr ton. aYIy 70
UrNI,FRSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. NeT YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
CTNARD LINE.

.NNTNIT
"A. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEE%STOW$
Us1Dra.. -Ju.y :. : a IN tnhta. trg o. 70 a m
Etruria. JuiJ y. 20 M Etrlr" Aus ls. 20 a. m
july Is y. tal.li uf - noon.
.,r,o,o. 80 49,. M Tuesday July B. p. IN.
~ TTom pler 40 North River f.ot II CLARKE Mt.
Cabin Ja~sage $50 and upward. s'"onl c'ln so. $50
$40 according 10 steamer and accommod tons
S,ecrage tickets ana rom al parts = El;ope at
very lov rates. For freight and paaeafr apr at ne
Corpany's Office No. 4 Bowling q cen. New York
VERNON H. BROWN co. Genefn AScn'.
II OMPAGNiE GKNEKALE Tr1nSataniiqu"
4 FRENCH LINE TO HhNHE
IA EORMANDiE. Iolrot sat, Jul} ! '9o a m
IA CHAMPAGNE Laurent. sat. 5y> a. h|,'
IA TOI-RAINE Earf-'.l. sat-. July y. -" a. N
Nes- YORK Alexandra. Egypt via Paris. tfp valid %
days: FiiTt-class {ldO Second-class: $,lJ . $780,
A FORGET. General hc"n. 80 . ~ Vl'nr ''-'""
EUROPE AND ROUND THE WORLD
II Parties al FREQUENT ais ind pendent tickets ana
Atlantic passhges lowest rates Cor any tour Foreign
money. Every facility ana informition.
TIfOe COOK & SON 2fi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
Ocean GIcnmcrs.

NORTH CE22a2N LLOYD S. S. GO.
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
FAST FNIiliSS STEAMERS
~. hi. . DID July - % o.. 81.
-. III . :. m Have. Tues. July - e . n
spree Tues. July 10 noon AN"F Sal. Jnf -. p %"
I.'hc sat. Jaly - : Il m i'f''i i'- .-' 3D. -
Lain. Tues. ais =. p d., m =. vi" = y ' ''
MFnlIENi.AN-AN :t.ItN !. T..
NI.N-YORK GIBRALTAR -GtNOA
ra.......JDiy >. J. % Werfa-....Sei' 49, ~ = m
Fuida. July 81 20 q. m <"I-"r---- S~i' - u On
Wa ... AUG IL nom Fllia ...... oct G. 10 a m
Fuida....... AUG y noon Vera .+.-'' - !" d. "'
cabin .afcs nom So upward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
nrxXTR & RIO GRAND; r. IL. CO..
THE Df'' FNNNP r.i.ro.l, frna ~ 1904

or,poy NO Ii or THE FIRST CON
Il oUi,,ea Mortgage. per cent cold bonds Of this
" si x maturing July lst. 1S0i. VIII lie paid on and
CompaR "a NJ the FOu~'l National Rank ~ New York.
after july ~ J. w GILIrIY. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

,,cuTy SECOND CONSECUTIVE SEMI
Il ANIMAL plNintNl me lo2 ara ~ Direct 5 nay
or and after JuN -, - .,-1 fen, r,,, 49, o.. ,,,,,
The transfer books VIII ~ ci So 'i", m" - p JUN
inclusive. -\''''".> ~ (N'-''''' '''''''''
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-23
SENATOR HILL.

The rumor that Senator Hill proposes to
accept a nomination for Governor this
fallindicates the Democratic opinion of the
political situation. Mr.. Hill is cow Sena-
tor with four years of his term to serve.
He undoubtedly intends to make himself
the Presidential nominee of his party In
1885, not for the barren honor of being
Presidential candidate, but liz the hope OF
being elected. But Mr.. Hill is only half
pleased with the way election returns are
coming in. So far as these returns may
be considered as a rebnke to Mr.. Cleye-
land they do not give Mr.. Hill much con-
Germ. But so far as they may be consid-
cred as an indication of the result of the
next Presidential election they must be the
source of some profound misgivings to so
observant politician as Mr.. Hill.
An intimation has been thrown out that
Mr.. Hill will take The leadership of the
party out of the Presidents hands by
making a relentless warfare on the Wilson
bill. Whether or not Mr.. Hill has re-
solved on this course there is much ground
for such a resolution. at the present
time the Democratic party is beaten. The
election of General Grant when Greeley
was nominated against him in 1872 was
hardly more certain than that if there is
no change in the Democratic policy the
next Republican candidate will be elected.
The cause Of this change in public opinion
is in the main the Wilson bill. Should the
bill become law food Of foreign goods
will be thrown into the country to the
still greater decentralization of our home
industries. Even if the bill was based on
true principle, which we do not admit,
its effect for two or three years would be
Injurious. The next Presidential cam
paign will commence in a little more than
two years. and before our industries can
have become adjusted to the new con-
dition of things. Seeing that there is
little show of success on the line of
policy the President has entered upon,
Mr.. Hill may have the courage to map out
policy for himself. II he has be will
take with him a considerable number of
Democratic Senators, and il he controls
the next Democratic national convention,
the platform of the two parties will vie
with each other in their demands for a
con tinuation of the protective policy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-23
A CASE IN POINT.

When Governor Flower entered upon his
office two years ago his purpose was TO see
the New York State Capitol completed
during his term. The best authorities
consulted by him estimated the cost of
completing the edifice at S2,250,0O0 On
that basis the Governor asked the Legs-
lature for 100000 for the year 1892 and
SS00,000 for the following year, expecting
that $4,000 in 1894 would be enough to
finish the JOB. But now the estimated cost
Of finishing the staircase, the approaches
and the tower is about $4,000, 900. or $780,
600 more than the original estimate. That
is sample of record extending over
many years. The original estimate for
the building was 81, ZOO, 900. But more than
S20000.000 has already been expended. and
there is now every prospect that the total
outlay will reach S25000.000 More .ban
two years ago the stone ceiling of the
largest rooms began to give way, and the
whole had TO be taken down and paper
mache csiling substituted.
One Of the pair of architects for this
New York Capitol was the original archi-
tect for the new City Hall Of San Fran
cisco. For long time past here has been
a controversy about the manner in which
that structure should be completed. The
mansard roof and the high tower, which
was part of the original plan, have been
discarded. The Commissioners We're evil
IDENTIFY anxious that the City Hall should
not swallow up as much more money than
the New York Capitol was intended to
cost. By substituting a more satisfactory
tower and discarding the mansard there
would be reduction of expenditure in
round mum bers of 81, 100000.
The original architect was dismissed
some years ago and others have been en-
ployed. But now comes the former and
insists that his plans shall be carried
out without modification and without
regard to the cost He has laid the
case before the Grand Jury-as if economy
In municipal expenditure was something
in the nature of criminal act or an abuse
which that body ought to investigate.
The Commissioners insist that as to the
tower and other details they have right
TO accept any design which after investi-
CATION would be the most satisfactory.
They have proceeded on that theory, which
does not lack the support of legislation.
But the discarded architect insists on his
tall tower and the other accessories at an
additional cost of nearly million and a
half, which would come out of the pockets
OF the taxpayers if the Commissioners
would only yield to the behests of DIS
gruntled architect 10 longer employed
about the edifice.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-23

which did not make a reduction In wages. He
referred briefly TO the order issued by Judge
jenkins of Milwaukee restraining him from
interfering IN the Northern Pacific trouble with
its employees, and said that the action OF the
Judge in that matter wsuld undoubtedly De
brought to the attention of Congress. He Is 10
meet number OF the local members Of the or
Ger to-day and will at once return East.
'Pm the only Democrat left in my township
and wasn't home to vote" SAID c. Nj. Terrell.
who lives near Laramie. Pa, last night, while
speaking of the late unparalleled Republican
majority for Galusha Grow for Congressman.
at-large in that State. "People sometimes ask
me If don't get lonely but there is a peculiar
fascination In the thought that my single vote
under present conditions stands out more con-
spIcuously than hundred or thousand votes
would ordinarily. / get acquainted with all the
big guns who visit my neighborhood without
the necessity OF presenting letter OF lntroouc-
tOn, as they are all anxious TO see the only
Democrat in the township. and then in BUSH
ness way 1t beats whole plge advertisement
In the papers,"
"At Orange, in my State, society's principal
amusement for weeks past has been in tobog-
gaming down Mica Minute hiIl," said l.. o.
Hobbs OF Passaic, n. j., erday. 1.-The slide
is mile and quarter long and some OF the
sleds are marvels of richness in upholsterlng
and general finish. One of these is said to have
cost over 5000. Josiah Leonard. 63 years OF
age, is one OF the most devoted followers OF the
sport He takes the hill on an old-fashioned
bob which he made himself over sixty-hve
years ago. At night when the hill is alive with
people it presents peculiarly novel and attrac-
tive appearance"
A. NJ. Petty, who is connected with the man.
moth car works OF Barney & Smith In Dayton.
Ohio, is in the city. He says the works have
recently manufactured a number of novel cars
designed especially for the shipment of live
poultry. They are made into eight compart-
ments. or, rather. stories and it is thought that
the new method will enable shippers to not
only get more poultry into car, but Will also
keep the fowls in better condition and prevent
a large loss which usually followed the old
method.
Five delayed trains from the East arrived IN
the city yesterday, and as a consequence the
hotels were full to overfowing last night. Lit
tie or no complaint was heard among the new
arrivals of any serious hardships undergone
during The short blockade, but all seemed 10
think that they had been remarkably fortunate
in this respect