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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
WHITE PLAINS.

Newly-cicc'ed officers of Hebron Lodge. l. o.
O. F. Of White Plains. have been installed as fol-
lows: noble grand. John Snyder. grand. Ec'rt"
Lent. secretary !. bradley Cameron. treasurer
Charles Weaver. warden. Fr derrick Sipp. conductor
Frank Gcmplcr. inside guard. r.. T.. Grun'. right
supporter of noble grand. Elisha sutton. left sup
porter Of noble grand. George Wilson. right sup
porter OF vice-sr,nl. +. A. MorIeA. ley supporter
Of Vicc-grdnl Charles ogden. right and lrfi seem"
supporters. Harvey Puriy ana Elisha Na-hiufn.
chaplain. Henry snyier The no2Ti %, H4 ,Ee
State Department oi Public INSTRUCTION ior school
superintendent. representative - uai d"pirtin' M
.s making an enumeration ~ the Inhabitants -
learn II there aye sor Inhabitants in 'n" district
..... T. + Ae"r. proprietor = th" Canyon Arms
Hotel has rr'r1I.slst tie trust CD = a.. Srlf'n q
W,.l-kulvn grocer Mr A@sr Vll 'nkc char-' ~ "a
hotel 90 Sh".lrakD. on C1yugt Lake. now owned as
Jacob Cram SON. u-tW ~ Ef1r'If Nlmtu.
Ex-senator Crelmcr D. undergoing an athletic c'uf '
OF training az William MIlI'ln's training quarters
- ! : -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
STILL Welded TO TIE DREAM or MILLIONS.

Camden n j., Aug. SpeciaD.-There was a
pathetic ending to a lifelong dream OF wealth.
when Old Isaac Jennings. OF Gloucester city, was
taken to the county poorhOuse at BlackwOod yes
,erdav For many years he had been In quest Of
the Jenncns millions In his quest for the treasure
he sacrificed considerable money. which he had
acquired in business. and then his soanty savings
followed until penness and broken In health, ne
vas forced TO 20 to the almshOusc Isaac jennings
was one Of the first and foremost OF the clalnHnts
for the Jennens millions. and his faith never way
fabulous fortune. He was the FIRST president OF the
Permanent ORGANIZATION Of Jennens Heirs Associ-
alton and his time and money were devoted to
prosecution OF their claim In England' DESPITE me
In gnccess OF late years old Isaac Jennings Is
nnshaken in his belief that the millions held by the
En~iish Court of Chanccry will eventually be
brought to this country ana Distributed "i"o"s ''e
heir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
"coppEEsn CHASE 4 GREASY rig.
AND FAT POLICEMEN RvN 4 HUNDRED 'Ni''''
WITHOUT FALLING DEAb-WliAi TIE f'''-
,.sr-.. cAN DO WHEN TiElK moon - UP

avn FAT POLICEMEN RITZ \ HUNDRED YARDS
,,.,.r,,,,,.,. FAILING urAD-wHAT TIE FIN
800 49,. ,,.,,,.>. -rttt.rp rrooo Is Up
49,. ........
sure" twas ''"
~ '"'' -.
N.- 49, , IAN and i.r.
-, ,.,.r.t ,,, ,h. hillside.
A., he ,,n.ll.l o.c- Cd fence
And be tore bis trousers sa-i
I.i caupat piggy in rs trench
, , tab ,.,le n, R-qvr's pa
THIS s"u'-S'ii'"h ''' &c. ~ ,...~
,.- .rt. or.f p.atuons OF the Twenty
dhS @''''"o-' =, ...t...s ir.,-.i.f O.,
third and TNentf-hih i''''' f''-''''
have a GOOD time ~ ihcr pc..c. ana ct'it''''
WHO ""S my ~ 49,. .,.. .-.,-, ,-..i,-
;aker WIKI MS -" Jlli-> ''-''h'- ''
eor,e-lay" expression was ou hand At an '-T}
".,,g. ~ me game" but his services we're i''
required. There were many '''.' ''''''''"
.es,e beside the chase after To- slippery If. 'Ai'
,... ... g.. mon. .i... u 1ua
among lIfi" "'''~ N'' ' ..,.f.
None rou,d enter WhO weighed JESS thau ~ i'''-'
- .o4,~.a e.A and e.yfn ulrt.y .IirI.tI Di
D'' ''' , .',., o.. Ar- TN u.
the peace were l'ui'' WIZ '''
were three preliminary heats aii we ma 'N' '''
-, .,. ..,nir, contestants tn. East WIS
"'o . ,. ,t ,b.i, f,.as f,lr.,
decidedly the ho''fF' ''''' "'' 49, -.
mt hoi,eG Obs'~rs % the bush. M.4..tii I''l'''
- 81. ,r,.art,.tbt~l l.rcciucf. ana william Fraser.
OF Ut" '"'"'' ~ 49,, o.,. ,, fhu
+ OF the same iI''."D'' "'- 900 " W
Mc)erfnOit got tired a.m)st before ~ '.i' '' L.
IT,. f,o.t ~ IN. TNcuty-tnirl. made Thorn
i'O'''"' - .. ,..h TO-. ID ir ,no sac,ui
Sullivan. OF the I"fhly-Ni'h d. I''' 10 80 80. "
and Edward NichNliz 81 ne T~friy-N''". mtl'
rIt..e t,r,cr, h.te the dust. SO TO speak. ia tae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
rnr Rrrp pLAcE At SARArOGA SOLp

s,-,toga. y y Aug (SpecaD.-The Union
ave nroper,y y Charles Reed the 'ur,man' OF
Ncw.York cry. and Galiatin. Tenn. vas disposed
- az auction today. and brought "'S'"" Il was
t,.,l., ,,,, thirteen pots Of various sizes the
.,rrcs. containing the mansion and barn William
y Tavlor. u New-York. purchased this for N''i0o'
r.,-s,ata senator John Foey Of Saratoga springs;
bought I'VE pots FOR N5to: Eiward ke4rheE o.
\-, y,rk three pots Tor S56o. Thomas IL Egan'
- Nrw,York. Two pots for $500 l. H. Cramer'
~ NcN York. one Tor 5000. ana MIS- -.S M''S I.
itrnott Of NeN- York the auciioneer: stated ma.
sev,ra, years ago Nh Reed vas offered sl,o'v ,
mattel purchasing he pace. but the owner advancea
the price % what the railroad masnate 1hous"' "a
.Nnrhl,nrt figure. and n,g0uatlons ceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
HERE WAS BL1ChMAIL.
Rr-T.DING AND HEALTH INSPECTORS
WERE AT 1T THIS TINE
THEN A POLICEMAN TRIED HIS HAND Al Inn
c,yr-r,r OWNER OF A RESTAURANT TIE
yICr1M-JOHN W GOFF WAS DlNiN"

w.
THERE At THE TIME.
Va. far from, Sixth-ave and Foureenth-st. IS an
Italian dinng-place patronized almost e N.- :, -
by artists newspaper men ana l'"''""'' az
r,ro for q stranger to dine at the pace un'eSS i.s
- ,,r,,,,,oa nv some Of the O.d-timers VINO WI"
.,,,cb O., his Bohemiansm. Many weI-known mon
On there and the other evening there were p''S''''
1ohn W Gor his law partner ana '"o S0''7
women lawyers. -, o,,,,
on the day that Mr. Gon dned at 'he
ran, three distinct attempts were made 10 pla0N
, ..roo, whose nrettv wife manages the pace
.Ie,, had been building annex TO the man,
hrnd,n, ~ he used as a kitchen. No" Joe "''!''
= good and considerable husband. is wha' I''S"' ~
termed "a leet.e cose." and Instead 81 S'nN'"7 Wv
niers OF the annex the number OF iee' '"'o '
Ground provided by the Building avs ne l"S"
his single workman TO sink them 1901 ''SS ~ -
and TO make them brick or two narrower '","
tho law re1ulres OF course an Inspector iToi" '',
R,,yd,rr Department was soon after Joe anu
"Ioo" seeing the necessity Of getting in me b'''
er,ces Of the Inspector. made things r'S"' 80
the Inspector put it. with a crisp y p''' Ga,
This happened about two hours peiore MI "'
came 10 dine. Not long after the first incident ."
,,,,r,. irsnoctor followed the building inspector.
Something about the plumbing d;d not sun di;''
"aS w cHe iaid the inspector taking off ha;grei
derby hat and looking at II hXttgt bat "''''
need new nat ne 80 ,.n.aliv ing
But it was while Nh Gof was c'ntyn Me- av Vas
made During the summer the diners 81 ~ , W.,
rear ward under big canvas tent, S"pI'N, ~ b,
q "clock a Tribune reporter who had hnishfL ms
diDner was going out OF the basement uouI N'S
ubon he came upon Joe" AMI policeman IN h0t
Tisoi,te The hluecoat declared That a, p,' ,o.i
bad been signed by score or more az 49,,
n"irhhors protesting against the noise '' m'' " 4
IN he vard were making Now. the evening "a J
heon a particularly duh one. owing 10 'nc 49, !,
from me table Of several OF the SHINING IGN -
MS fact at once stamped the story ~ the %
a. lie He asserted. however. tndt ne lhl ',,.
"sk@d hv the neighb0rs TO warn 80 mihts ti,1
She must run the place quietly OF else IT, "''''
CLOSE her up 49, ,, n1,.
IN be around TO YOU later, SAID the p'"'-
coat. ,, e. tho names Of the
cornnlaluing neghbors. but was asked Dy -. &
nm "Vthat t'eU he wanted them ior. WIZ III. =
rautlon tbat somebody's head m.eht De w -
somnbodv was too nosey" The p'.lcrilah d'',. ',e
tainted when his mild qucsioner t'l' ny" IT, "'
a reporter. .. a. tho NIGH. desk IN
,hs Mercer street Police station sad AAl "'''
LA against the restaurant. and the .'Itan' a''
,,ntearej the Information that the ioi'"n,,i" ~,
.,sll,iop through his hat" L. that b. So. th'H pr.
coz may have a chance 20 ask the y. i'ennn' ''
no iexow Committee meets again I'D 81 D..
What his purpose was IN talking through " "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
,,rVrRS VOTE TO RETURN TO WORK.

Phillipsburg, Penn, Aug. AT the convention OF
miners held in this place to-day representing nearly
all the miners in Central Pennsylvania when are
idle on account Of the strike motion was adopted
by a narrow majority to return TO work. proVieeu
all the former employees were reinstated anu ''i'
the minor concessions agreed to by the Beech
6,reek onerators I'm a conference with their miners
This morning be agreed to by AL the operators IN
this section Another session was held to-1lsn',
ar which q committee was appointed to walt ON the
Operators The opposition to calling OF me strike
vas largely from the mining regions In which the
miners had received the compromise price, these
miners realizing that surrender In Ciearneid
County was almost certain to bring about reduc-
ton in other regions where an advance h~A been
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05

No 1s West Thrty-second-st. ThompsG2,nt w naners
in e 900 bail at Newark 10 await requls''o" Pf0
from New-YOrk. ,, c,rrcis on
II IS alleged that Thompson visited atu ZIP ,birtt
shares Of the stock Of the concern Of wnSh II" Tho
secretary, and that ne would Ike 70 -" no mar
stock was said TO be worth So shh - .a. Tho
vaIue being 500 Thompson represented t.d ~ ,he
concern was paying corporation. anu ia ciearnl
vear prior 10 December g. 1896 the company ;, o6 Tor
40 600 in excess OF expenses Sturgs pau
Inc stock and now he says the cohipai r,sant. !
and in fact. that the companys expenses WV
largely in excess of the receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
Ne W-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The funeral u the Rev Dr. Whccock II. Parmy.
OF Jersey city. took place In the Grove-st Baptist
Church. OF which ne was pastor emeritus. ycstcr-
day afternoon The cdlfcc crowded with
friends Of the dead pastor and the floral tributes
were many and beautiful The Roy. DR. llorr
preached the sermon. ana John T. Richards ltob-
crt Sears. Charles Carpenter G"Drg" Miller, Gilbert
Collins. :. IS. Clark. Joseph II. Bumgt"1. ~ y.
Mi.ls and Charles 4 Haynes acted as pabcar'rs
The music was sung by the choir ana special
quartet. The body remained In the church al
night under a guard OF honor. and the burial VIII
take place at Cypress HE Ccmccry ms MORNING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
ArSrEN'S SCENOGRAPH or THE WoRLDS FAih

Millions have seen and admired the many paho-
r,mas that have been exhibited In THIS country WIN"
in the last twelve or fifteen years nut "''''' ~"
,hov had 10 be satisfied with the simple but eHecHVe
,. on,at,.d b, tho artist aone. In Mr.. Austen =
scenograph OF the Worlds Fair he has actually re-
nroduced the wonderful scene In Its natura beauty
When one can obtain blrds-eye view OF the who.e
scene with all It's beautiful environments ana as
yie,y The White city II once was put ~ no Hi''e
ne can appreciate the value OF thls enterIannentt
a, tho Madison Square Garden. Thousands rcBrt'ten
III ahuitv 10 see the Worlds Fair last summer
n nI n"nv of these are taking advantage OF this OPP
porunity. ., NJ ,,s,an has &C.
cured in the picture. the Illumination OF al tne
huiIiing, one by one, make exceedingly inter
astino nicture Thousands OF little amps are being
paced now in the picture to reproduce the hlsnt
Plaisance This viii probably be completed In the
course OF few days. ~, a.. A..
: The Scenograph will stay In New-fork Tor the
rummer only when It will go abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
SING SING.

The 1T and 81 Hattcrics OF the National Guard.
State OF NcwYork. and the Light Battery Is. lst
United States Artillery. arrived n, Nelson Park.
Sing SIM. AZ 2.2J m. yesterday. They VIII camp
In ne park for the night To-day they VIII resume
their march 10 the state camp AT Pcekskll Cap
tain j ". Dil.cnbcck Of Light Battery Is. is 10
command Louis wendell II captain Of the lst Bat
terry and David Wilson Is captain OF the "a Bat
tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
ONE or~BArv SHETS CROyIES ARRESTED

TAKEN INTO CUSTODY Il THIS CTI1-"NNIH I'D
At TROY FOR BEING IMPLICATED N
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.
Daniel O'Nenl. tweniy-esht years DID, OF 40 -
tI.,.,.l pl,cs WAS arrested yesterday by De,ec-
.ives Gun and Mccarthy. OF the Central ONCE on
a telegram sen, by chief OF Police Longsah OF Lam
sngburg y. y charged WIKI being implicated III
the fraudulent voting at the polls In Troy an'
si-ghurg asst November. OMEN II a Strht 80 \
~ IA" shea now under sentence OF dea'h anu
,.,s rresen, when shea shot Ross In Troy. Titan,
o'\rtu escaped at the time and went 20 btvQh.i Il
,o 1--we where he nearly caught seN-ran II, til'e
lie -. there and went 20 No ~ Hancock race - -
H.. .s,r',,rhf,re cry one block long. running OH
o;Neu vas lrra.gnei n ne Jefferson Markei 70
Zoo r,.r. yesterday morning before Justice worms;
49,, roman el him until to-day. pend!ne me aIrlNhI
~, IN. oairsrs from up the state. Re wou.d say
rothlr. an0u. his case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
MOUNT KIScO.

The Union Free School District OF Mount Klsco
now comprises the entire village. f. is now pro
posed 10 have erected large modern scho'-blilI-
Ing The change has resulted in {lyp') benz added
10 the able property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
The circulation Is entirely among 'a'"'
ers and villagers, and covers the Eas'efn'
Middle and Western States.
Advertising rates low. For est'ma'''
address 1.-THE TRIBUNE" Newborn

Steamer A-dandhu Orr. Walker saeua. Car'en''
steamer H'i Excelsior tGeD Muller Dover EHso-''
Heye. ..,,,, s-S NssfN
Steamer Port S Philip OBJ, Gray na,,erdab''''
Co. -, ..,..-. II Z Foster.
s,esmer HUDSON Kembie. New orlear.E A nsr,,.
steamer Richmond, Davis. West Font-o'' 'S"
steamer Marlborough G'r. Stevenson. L'i''''"
steamer spain U,r,. Grirth. Loni'n-F S. s.''~
steamer Persia tGer) Kopf Il mburs X 'uusntrss
Steamer Elysia CBD. MacNay. "ia'S'"
steamer Fl RIO Quick Newoeans0 ,,T,.a,nareeys
steamer Greetlands tBrl. Couilard n'''''
steamer Maiabar DN. Allan. brunswick "a.
steamer Hunalo ,7r Male, HUI santcrson
steamer Othco ,lir. Hubby. Antwerp 's,,ornsh--R
steamer city Of Augusta. hass'"'
St@rnior Juan Forgas spam Iafar'sa' N'"''''
steamer Gid Dominion Couch Newport News N''
mcnd- old dominion = Co ,,-,.,..,- sutton 4 &c
Bark George Davis d'r Grossly Nin''''' q.
'T lark Nora Virgins OBJ. McKinnon Halifax
ward HincAen \ son.
Steamers Azof G,r for Ant~Srpi S Ia Sn 'SsSr .
liaIre moIa dr' psa,ap,"n Jsmsslosss Ssvs
folk and Newport News. Old DOMINION y ys,h..
sR AKA T BulI River e Hudson New o'APPs Persia %
Wilmington. g. and Georse,own SS,,m6orough "a
llfN
LIVINGSTON: Bluenclds Baltimore. % mi KpfsS~,
DoyrT, Ta5rrninn Ger Hamburs. Acne GGuayrs fos
r,rthegena and SaNana; Caracas. iSS.,saas sene-
Cah.llo and Curacog RI Rio. NeN-oo,ch1 Rotiers.s:
Havana and Mexican ports. NeenIin ~ Cspennats
via nouogne. SlaNona Ger. Stettlh "Are,s, sa'~
ScheIam Dutch. Amsterdam: Ciy OF N'
nah, Alecto uSr). London.
Shin 81 David. Tor Shanghai -.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEANh''''
FOREIGN PORTS. ..yors Jss
| s,oamer BOSTON city OBJ. Weiss. ffo" A. ,rs
! 81 arrived AT Bristol August J. v,,k saila ~
Steiner Paris Randle. for Now castle /" .
| snuthampton August L. and passed "' , ~ca
| >..A.-,, I'm Brown SAW
| Glasgow for New York August . han, from Ne"
| Steamer In BourgoTne Or. ien A,eust T. ,s NJ
| In,y ~ FOR Uavre passed the Lizard IN New-f@A
/ steamer Belgenland OBeg', tno",' -yosL
/ An,wrrn passed the Lizard Augnst u, FOR New''"
| Steamer La Champagne Nr'' vk n9
S' e,r1sp r,hslronla CI3r). Gedins. from ,.a
| II Tor bombay passed Gibraltar Aussisd from BOW
| steamer Panama fI', Nh"Do'
| FOR New-York August :, ,,oru Nr.
c,.,,,er Mexican Prince tir) p',s stc arrives
| W lime via Pernambuco, ha"'"' "a. Il
Montevldeo July ~ from New-Nofs 49,
a., patin,ore arrived PernanounS, YORK July 10
'' e,ao,ner Hilary d}r). Pnel from NJ" i. ~
| rived AT Para August = m, saued from Ns''
| New York August J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 7.
49,, TO-, Far Mails close Vessel sails.
cur,. \ G Iloyd. Bremen 90 III ~ 80 n ~
N,sk.,,ne LAmport Holt. Montevidollo"a III -" !"
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST :.
. , ,,-,,.o Star riy.rrooi ..... o:3O p m - 80
m Sol Morgan. New orleans - IA y ~
i;rc.land Rcd Star. So III IL ~. IN
=. ',i omeh,, 81 Thomas. IL % IN 300 p m
rni,ar RIO Janeiro. ~" y IN
ind@n l ning,on TYNouba Havana - 30 300 IN
Kansas city Bristol CITY, "lh'oI.''''' '''''' -' "
THURSDAY. AUGUST o.
r,ors, bismarck IIam-Am. Hamburg. 200 m Il 900 m
bermuda Quebec, Belize etc.''''''''' NV !" '' " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05

MATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 500 sunse, Moon sets m o5' Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
NJ sandy Hook 10 81 Gov Island loss Hell Cato OBJ
T. M-Saniy Hook ~ - Gov Island l'lo heh "a'o iVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05

A PHYSICIAN ARRESTED foh ""I'DN"
Defective Sergeant Won Gerchten. OF the D's'r''.-
Attorneys Office. yesterday arrested VI a
.,on uho was formerly secretary and treas
- the Association Of Physicians and Surgeons
:. Newark n. j.. in Newark on an ndictmeh.
charging him with swindling Richard sturs'S' Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
INCOMING STEAMERS.
MoNpAY. AUGUST 6.

,,r.o .... lu.ncn. July -. y. g. lioyd
Bowie. l.'N' ii'.'' a. ioNi
Imam. +l'i'iH'l '"'S nor
Rnii"fnah. JUN ,.,,,
! Sstrl g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
TUESDAY AUGUST :.

r,,nlord ...... Southampton July 2s..... Red star
Eh.ul,nd Antwerp. July - ~ -,
kcrtockcr go New Orleans July 3l.''...' ro'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
Arm ,uncemenN
= q ". "Kanata:" f. q '"
e. A new co.ias

Henry A. Daniels. NJ D' a
ne" ao VEST s9TH ST; Ito t,r,nsn. y
Diseases of tn. NeEyOg; sy'M's oar.. to So
rams Impotency and steriii'S
, 1894-06-16
Translation.


81 N accordance with the Ordinance
- of 10Th August 1874, it is here
by made known, that it has been
communicated to me by Mr.. JAMES
W. ROCHE, Merchant in Chris
tiansted, that the Power of Attorney,
issued by him on the 23rd June 1891
to JOHN B. RICHARDSON, is re-
voked.
Christiansted's Police ONCE, St. Croix, the
18th June 1894.
MAXEN.
, 1894-06-16

SIP HENHoLD til Anordning af
- lode August 1874 bekiehdt-
gj0res heryed, at jeg har modtaget
Meddelelse fra Hr. Ki0bmand
NJ w. ROCHE af Christiahsted,
ON at den af ham under 23de Juni
1891 til JOHN B. RICHARDSON
meddelte Fuldma8t, et tiIbagekal-
Diet.
Christianstels Poiitikammer, St. CroiA, den
lite Juni 1894.
MAXEN.
, 1894-06-16
9th E AVlS0
rs published Ecery
Wednesday & Satu rday.

Terms Of Subscription
6 dollars per annnm, payable half-yearly IN
advance.
Parties dsroB Of Withdrawing their subscription to
he HUi8 are required TO give ) months notice.
Terms of Advertising
approved by Government 10Th June 1880.
For an advertisement of s lines or under, |
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r4- All advertisements for insertion must be delivered =
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one lOC p. m. Inc post2so Oh lfuerS 10
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no notice will be taken Of them
"a Special Contracts will lie made with parties who may
he wishful to advertise yearly, haltyearF oI quarterly.
To Contributors : We cannon pay any attelt'o" 20
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mi ppINQING executed At this Oheo with neatness ami
, 1894-06-16
N OIL E.

THE creditors of Fl. I.IWERSEN'S
Bankrupt dealing are hereby
informed that from the 10th instant
an instalment of SO per cent will be
paid by the undersigned on the
claims entered in said dealing.
Frederiksted's Dealing Court, 9Th june
1894.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1894-06-16
Just Received

Medley Blue Notified, Crown Brown and
French Marblcd SOAPS,
'Tennents'' mcqnailcd PiLSENEK BEER
JeHreys'' do. BROWN STOUT
Browns four Crown WHISKY
in cases, RED h Gold Crowns, .
(For the o5oee re are sole Agents in tie D.W.j)
'Foirbank'6" PLATFORM SCALES
1900 ana 1000 lbs.
'Hencke's' GIN, - and Is TASKS cases,
"Valblun's" SUPERIOR BRANDY in case,
"RoBderer'S" and other CHAMPAGNES.
"Torine" WEYMOUTH, CHARTREUSE,
CREME DE CACOA. & ANILLE,
Il. 2. & Malmsey" MADEIRA,
OLD PORT, SHERRY, & TINTARA,
ANGOSTURA BITTERS, & WEYMOUTH,
Danish BRANDY, & Danish Oats,
Fine Ceylon and India TEAS blended;
Cases Diamond OIL, Ball Blue,
'Morrison's' INK, ''Day's BLACKING,
Fine Bordeaux CLARET, BURGUNDY &c&o
THOS. PEARSON
, 1894-06-16
Just Received
A fine assortment of

Porto Rico Cigars
LAS DOS ANTILLAS" and eULTRAMA.
RINA,"LONDRES, S0BREMESAS, REINA-
FlNAS, MILLARS, BRITANICAS,
CoNCHlTAS, WCToRIAs, BBEyAs, K
PERILLAS'
VINO RIoJANo 4 Span. WEYMOUTH
Fine & Medium PANAMA HATS,
Vienna SHOES and SLIPPERS
for Men and Women,
The best and most durable in the market,
TI1OS. PEARSON.
Basin Il West End.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30
now TO TIE POInTI

We want to interest you in mining
investments. We are selling limited
number of shares in the IsADoRE
GOLD MINING COMPANY of Cripple
reek. This company is incorporated
under the laws of Colorado for 100000
shares, par value, 81 per share, full
p lid and forever worcestershire.
1t own three mines in the greatest
gold camp in this, or any other country
and one of its mines is located within
1880 feet of one of the heaviest pro-
ducers in the campfire G. o. D.
which nets its owners something like
$4,000 per month, and we have every
reason to believe that we have the
same vein in the Isadore property.
But to persue further development
we must secure money for this pur-
pose, and for this reason we now offer
a limited number of shares at p cents
per share. We believe this to be a
first class investment, and expect TO
secure body of pay ore before long.
The order for this stock should be sent
to the undersigned, with remittance
enclosed and stock will be mailed on
receipt of same. No orders taken for
less than 100 shares, and when $4,000
shares have been sold, the price will
be advanced to cents per share.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-30

DID YOU EVER THINK
That from small investment you
might become independently rich.