davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-30
Wednesday, December 10Th

Applications for admission may be
addressed Miss Pope, either at kamehs-
meha Manual, or Miss Pope will
be in the Hawaiian kindergarten Room,
Queen Emma Hall, Saturday mornings,
from to 12,where she Will be please 10
meet applicants. The tuition is fifty
dollars year. No applicants received
under - years o. age.
HS12-.d 1hQ2-1m
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

tres,p tne farmers Loan and Trust Company was the
-, 80 r me trustees some time ago brought suit
pontad 11pecioSs mortgage, and receivers were ap-
po.hted. The Chicago and Northern Pacific Com
PPany as defendant in that suit pleaded that the
ha1mers Loan and Trust Company. as trustees,
hau not compiled with the requirements of the
statutes Of Illinois, and therefore could not main
tam lis bill To avoid the effect of that point.
some OF the bondholders came into court this morn
ing, and after considerable legal controversy.
made accomplishments Thereupon the Chicago and
Northern PaCthc's lawyers moved to set aside the
order admitting these bondhoders as co-complain-
ants with the trustees, and that ii be allowed TO
plead as II might fit. The Chicago and North
ern Pacific demurred to the excess OF cocoon
plainants made by the admission Of the bond
holders as hdch.
The bondholders claimed that they were not
being properly represented by the trustees, the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
At the afternoon session the court Overrulcd the
demurrer. and left the bondholders in co-com-
plainants in the suit with the trustee.
on motion Of Mr. Barry that the defendants be
required TO plead at once or answer within ten
days the right of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company to act. and whether II had com
piled with the laws OF Illinois I'm beginning fore
closure proceedings. the Coult agreed TO enter
order requiring the defendants to state whether
they would plead within hve days and If no; to ie
their answer to the merits OF the case by the
1st Monday in November
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
paJLROAD INTERESTS.
NOT IN GREAT DEMAND.
,Ds FOR THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RECEIVERS
Npu,,,c,TrS NJ AT THE PRICE ASKED

.op TUE NORTHERN PACIFIC RECEIVERS
NJ rprrv1cATEs AT THE PRICE ASKED.
,.oo oct civilian Nelson Cromwell re-
M'" ,or the Northern Pacific receivers TINS AFTER
po''no, nroposals received for Inc purchase OF
noon ~ n, 100000 In receivers certihcates He
he los "a becn decided TO sell the certificates to
sso s,ies Offering the best rate OF interest for
m' NOT more than per cent TO be pa'd' lie
hem h,ds had been made that would give the
ad Nv ,ho money at per cent interest, hence
ecei'e', Rad no recommendation to make
ne ,,Jrg bids had been received: Rrayton
ne w. ~, At per cent interest, less 1i2 per cent
ives 80. watson Brothers. sl.000,oC0 al per
eoH"' A per cent comlnission First National
cent ~ milwaukee $4,000 at per cent. less per
SshA ~ mission; Dunn Brothers, Ncw-York $4,000
cen. or cent less Ia per cent commission; also
y, =, 6 per cent. less per cent commission;
Se"" prothers. New-York 10000 at par If per
-, interest were pai" Vi q" 80 ~ VA VIC u''''''
W. ". nor cent were paid'
tSP pot,it said greater difficulty had been ex-
Co'V". in placing the certificates than had been
pe''', ond asked that few more days of time
eNs,onted 10 secure the sale.
rronowell said the advertising had been
N' ,,orough but not a single capitalist had
mos % take the certificates at the price fixed
oh''V court He therefore hoped the Court would
Wv - the receivers permission 10 go ahead and
gran -. sale OF certificates at their discretion and
man hest terms possible to obtain.
on VI" court ordered that the receivers sell the
lhe without further formality and as
Vel e.salv as possible .-
spesr ur.v tilt was had between attorneys over an
" ..n, feature in the Chicago and Northern
mpo'' ooss connected TO q considerable extent
northern PscG from on the the faSt stock na' of
latter GYM GYM the outset the Chicago and Northern
former paiIuay % Company issued bonds. of which
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
FIXING BAIL IN THE SANTA FE CASES.

FIXING BAH. IN THE SANTA FEE CASES
Chicago oct. 22.-W. J. Jenkins. manager for q.
II. Hammond & Co.. indicted In connection with
the Santa Fe rebate case, gave bail In the United
States Court this morning. Mr. Jenkins Is charged
with receiving rebates. and his hail fixed at
$500. Ex-Traiic Manager Hanley, OF the Santa
Fl, gave bail this afternoon. Judge Grosscup this
morning fixed the bail of all the parties indicted.
The bonds of Nelson Morris. ex-President Rein
hardt and Mr. Hanley will oe $4,000 each. ana that
of Isaac Thompson, the shipper, the same as Mr..
Jenkins 5000
The Amsterdam proxies. representing $1,000
shares were yesterday delivered TO the directors
of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad.
J. & s. Wormser turned over 10000 shares to the
Protective Committee 1t is said that legal steps
NAV be taken to prevent voting arbitrage proxies
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
AGENTS - sell raHiaila. fh- mar, eil y'r
shoe ana leather pres rtsr and water
prOof~r. used in cN"rt family S. G-rmauy
az household Necessity stfupl" can h.
mailed fOr DO NEW ERA SPECIALITY
co. 3s3 Pearl ~
DIAMOND SETTER ono accustomed 'l
nrst-elass crtmp HpTk. - fn- night lrnu
PERMANENT )pb and god Nas.. ~fI Doe
gwen. BROOKS y PIKE. 81 Washing
tcn-si. Boston. Mas.
SALESMAN for good llue ~ n.,ii.us. f.t
ors' thinning. buttons. b.alds Dr kuIfr3
lines ia Chicago ANA Northwest. THAI.
80 Jackson Hplding. 'AIcas1 lh.
TWO PROGRESSIVE pngsl.lan- wanted.
on" Contributing 81 .jVli i.r rHulfIriuu
uptown. one WonfflbutInI s1.p'ri IN raui-
iary concern downtown. s., 90 invested
describe drfer~irIts. 90 OPERATION
= Si1. j.. -.
WANTED a bright 10y q. assist me- N
political canvass for tho next two wr".s.
apply by letter. stating age. previous DOru.
patton ana salary expected ". ". NILES
jr, II Wau.at
WANTED M-n m e.eiy county lu No,y.
York ana adjoining STATE. ~ act d. pri-
vat detectives under instruction & 'li.f
Aing~ who has had II s~af- ,Np"rl.rr-.
experience not Necessary. good p-ts fnr
spar time. particulars fr'e. NATIONAL
DETECTIVE BiEEAT. indianapolis. lad
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
FLATS TO LET-CUturntshed.

THE CLINTON. 253 West 42d-s,., near
Broadway Beautiful all-light apart
men,s; private halls. baths. steam heat.
elevator an night, choice restaurant IN
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
furnished HOUSES TO LET.

A COMPLETE and very elegantly fur
nished house 10 let; in perfect order :
private family only. never before rented
INQUIRE ~ West J-d-st.
FLUSHING. LONG ISLAND Handsome
I..o flllv furnished. beautifully H.
Gated. completed in lo92: every modern
copv-nience. plate glass windows. hard
WOOD floors. porcelain baths. etc; coz.
horse ard carriage. coachman and cook
n desired: o. let during owners absence
IN Europe: desirable parties. who would De
careful 4 handsorne furniture. only ac-
oeptabls. MITCHELL BROS. a. and 40
LeOnafd-st.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT terms
reasonable. best location in orange. Ai-
dnss CHAS. LINDSLEY. - Highest.
Orange. y J.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED.-To rent or purchase. house IN
country. within one hour Of New oIk
must have modern Improvements, At ltas'
one acre II land. and contain rom 70
II rooms. prefer situation on or near the
sonp4 Address, with photograph. II pos
sble. C. II. J.. TrlbGne OHIO
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

on the ground that they do not represent actuai
ownership Of stock. ,,,r~
Ex-President Renhart was reported as t., say,hs ih
Yesterday in regard to his Indictment IN 'hi-
caro- last Friday THE indictments don't amount
to anything / fear them no more than II was
Nl;ado of Japan They are purely technical
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG married couple. 81 good social
standing. desire two rooms with board
in private family; high grade references -
quired and furnished. Address MARTNN
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

AGENCY for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all
kinds for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBES & TAYLOR. 5 Beekman-st.. y. I.
FOR SAI.E.-Cnly SIS for 8 acre farm
covered with wood. In southern New
Jersey: close 10 railroad finest markets
in III. world: especially adapted for sinai,
fruits poultry. Vegetables. etc. high ana
dry healthy neighborhood; sold on inslai-
ments Of 81 down and 81 per week. ll'Ie
insured. send for particulars.
u. L. RlSLEY.
22l South l0th-st. PhLladelphla. Pa
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
WABASH BONDS SOLD.

The Wabash Railroad has sold to n syndicate
headed by Kuhn. Loeb & co. about $,VoDo D
per cent first mortgage bonds. at l02 and interest
10 take the place Of the same amount OF North
Missouri per cent and real estate mortgage I
Der cent bonds maturing in 1888.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED
by small family second az fhigi nor.
and between .Dth and s1th s's On West
side from November to Mny. rent mod
crate Address with particulars. APART
MEST. bon g. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

A-BIJOU HOUSE. queen Anne front. 6
rooms bathroom and cellar, located No.
GA GlenwOod-ave.. Jersey city Heights.
N. j.: 25 minutes New York: price 81,
per month. Address Box 81 Arkwright
club n. Y.
FOR RENT. M0rristown. y. J.-Attrac-
tive. prett!iy furnished house; all con-
veniences. with stable. carriages. sleighs.
horses II desired: rent low to desirable
PARTIES A Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

LADIES prefer Byron Roach Traps % ex-
terminate reaches aud waterDuys from
their apartments because they are war
ranied " catch them al or money Ie-
funded. bet -r than pOisons OF powders;
hey maze D. dirt and are not dangerous.
seat BY nail. SOC. BYRON. go 3d-aVe.
Sod by h0Isefurnish"rs.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
.ousrs AND CARRIAGES.

1900 bs,u,,fll black Shetland pony.
A lVuSs.:. Tor sale: price low. Address
,torIAND. Tribune Office
Ez....-rI rNAN will sell for Sl25 quick
GEHaan.,ful hackney saddle and driving
hs 10 hands high. subject to triai an ana
horse. 10 Tunabout and harness, Sl2o.
ut'y.ecIKNEY. Tribune ONCE.
--,o,srs Yintered at Willow Glen Farm;
hun'N rs,.rences. Address Dr. y. &
oesv. p q. Box l6l. Jamaica. J.. i.
,,oSruIy COACHMAN. having nice
NUS ,nNnou,, 11D would let by the month one or
..oNhsrse tuI,T.,, carriage: TO drive himself very
,.s.sa,abe: ,Sv,aybb any part Of city; reference
q 80 6,h-ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

GEORGE J. GOULD on AN INSPECTION TOUR
81 Louis. Mo. oct. 22.-George J. Gould. president
Of the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain system
arrived at the Union Station at S:35 a m: over me
Wabash. He came IN his private car Atlanta anu
was accomnanied by an Inspection force lie was
mel at the station by eral Manage Doddridse
here on n sueciaI ear for Kansas city at O'Clock
over the Missouri Pacific Mr.. Gould said
II came direct from New-Nork over the Mchlsan1
an hour over the Missouri Pacinc. expect to MAKE
tour of the entire Missouri Pac'hc system before
| return East" . ct, I'll.
Concerning the business revival. Mr. Gould sald:
"Yes: things picking up, but they are PICKING up
slowly Tne outlook * not bright as some would
have rs believe 1t viii take several years 70 pu the
country back whore il was and the revival of puSi-
ness j. bound 10 be slow
Mr. Could said his visit West was simply one
OF inspection. and that no changes OF policy or
trp would cover a week possibly more.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


I-sEFr,I-NAN.-By colored man in
house; can do anything: drive or janitor;
good city reference. Call lO0 Fleet Place.
RroOklvn
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
WORK WANTED.
Female.

Female.
A LADY ARTIST. not having her tune
all filled, will give message trratmrn. p
electricity. ADELE HOKNl Nj, ~ ON
ave. near 42d ST.
A FRENCH TEACHER viii give dalIy
leasons OF conversation y french IN rn
change for q room. LECDNTE. Tribune
Oficc
LADY II best social position. thorough
" qualified In all respects; wonIh IKE
managrment of g"ntleman's househ"ih %,
npnrtment. Highest references given ana @
rr1uirrl Address REFERENCE. l.2iZ
broadway
BRAIDER. Experienced tdermam on
reference JrL. EHRIiAkDT. - canton
st. Brooklyn.
COMPANION - young lady as com
uauinn travelling 81 home. 20 lhdN Hihh
osi references given and required. Ad'i's'
A Z. y. u hhle House
COMPANION. BY a young lady. as useful
g. young elderly or invalid lady eNpei
fenced. ,an furnish highest reference. Al
dress USEFUL 81 Bible House.
POSITION wanted "a reader or companion
to middlr-agrd or elderly person. M
dress ; VI NJ. 1872 Gth-a'e.
sTENOGKAPHER anI Remington type
writer 3 wears m"r'autil" 'Npr'i'il''
accurate. rapid and nhlEnE. wNliDg ." -
sist ia ufice wort. desires POSITION. y.
- lihl" House.
STENoGRAPuER and TYPEWRITER
ENp.rl.nrel iu all kinds u steuoFiaphi'
work. references. THROUGH. l'2 c'h ave
sTTNOGRAPHEK nnl bennington ijp"-
writer. . years mercantile "N."ri"n'",
accurate. Hpid and ohliing. best r"f"i-
enre-. X = Bible House.
TEACHER Hy visiting teacher. y
years highesf cy f.honl testimonials B.
,A-hauge English piano. umih'mati''.
l"ryuarea ~ cultured home. ~" ! 'i"-
Mi. FERN i3i N--' 4'th-s'.
TEACHER Refined German Young i"4'
graduated from he-i Vienna '"il"gr ii-".
g..l French AMI English scholar. d"-ii'H
H., nor. pupils ln German. best ~ 'i'l
reference Adlr"s- !. y. l2H Hrnnd"ht.
TYPEWRITER Young ialy d"sir"s posi-
fi.u s. VIII furnish ."n fcWing' 1u
machine " nr,cssary. AMI Wat" h"i .-H
generally useful Address. WILLING. b'A
! Tribune p'ic".
ynrNG WOMAN would Ike 10 road O., ia
VALID ant MAX. herself useful 30 any
va,. f.w hours daily. AIife.s J.. 'i'l }.
4pS Wet Nfh -
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN. q. wants posi-
ton at anything: can drive ana wait on
table: neat and polite ALBERT OPPEN-
HEM. 30 West 35th-st. -
YOUNG GERMAN wants situation; can
tend horses. Address u. MORChE. 20
Rivcr-st.. Hoboken. y. j. -
YOUNG MAH. 90. American: willing and
ohlig.ng; experienced In oihCe. sh'pprN' ,,,,a
collecting etc. reference. desires a sitha-
ton y. F. MASON. 20 South-s'.
yOr,NG MAN. -. college graduate. two
years at law desires position. excellent
references; bonds. !. CROWLEY. 'oS West
5lst-si.
YOUNG MAN. honest ard willing TO- work.
good reference given II required. BOX -
Tenafy. y. J.
YOUNG MAN wishes position TO take care
az furnaces. best 4 references. :.
SKERRITT. $50 West 45th-st.
YOUNG MAN speaking French. German
and English, wishes position ~ porter or
fireman in hotel or restaurant; references.
]. EGLI. 237 East 2dth-s'.
yOt-NG MAN offers his services for conf
DENTAL work. tall and strong; do any
thing. Orlando. care ~ Nolk ZOS Fast
4lst-st.
YOUNG MAN. 20. married. wishes situa-
tion Of some kind; no canyasst,ns, Pog, g,
.mpioScr. EDWARD REICH, Is car
miur-st.
YOt-NG GERMAN. not AFRAID ~ WORN
vIshes pace In restaurant for any kind
Of work. also experienced fireman. best r"f-
erences from last employer uN moh'hsl
B STEARSON. care Dumoni 3oS Grand
St 4th floor.
Young MAN. ~. we'll educated. Of refined
tastes. and experienced az stenosraph.t
and accountant seeks position Ar private
secretary or with good nrm VIII come -
N.w-Yorl, fpr interview. J.. q. BOX f's.
Rochester. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


ron SALE. six American base
-, Colonial houses. just completed, al.
,oning Central Park, newest ana inos' los
pa,,is, style. combined with the very lat-
popSi.a,- Si...-r,,,e,nents. right on the backbone
e ss' ,ss island. convenient to cable L.
VA and cr-sstovn lines. and at price. 70
compete with the lowest Nos. . 70 !! W., ,'7,
s-,h'st ~. various interior arrangements, NJ.
~ sr,istically designed. substantially brlI'
a., "a heautifu,y htted up. always open
Praklst with full description, plans Ii,'Ts; 80;
prrK oGi C0lumbus-aye.. esrner I2d-st.
sr,rpSIDF DRIVE. corner 1Osth-st. Ar
,s,ic substantial villa. less than 500
mo- easy terms. send for circular. ATLAS
WPROVEMFNT CO.. IS Broadway.
Brooklyn.
pR sALF.-I.ovely hay-wniowed house
IN south Brooklyn: II rooms: all I'M
trovements: easy terms. 500" Gil
fFRT ELLIOTT. JR.. 206 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
HELP WAN TED.
Female

WOMAN, healthfIi. capable. giving kinder
girt"n ana hrusew,rE. i8 offered homo
near Central Park. with American family
ana TEACHERS opportunity. at+erlbe ani~-
crd.uts LAWYER 2s41 l. -
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
A YOUNG MAN Amrrican). thoroughly
competent and industrious. iypew.iling:
good pcnman. In any KIND ~ office work.
Will make trial IN any good house at
your own figure. 5. u. ~ Armstrong
Place. Jersey city.
ALL-AROrND TAILOR. good bushclman.
wants steady position. Address 327 Fast
4id st.
4 YOtNG Man, with good reputation and
unqu"stionaDle reference. wants position
watchman or carcfaker. Address
q. +. 5. go Wes, 23d-sr
AI'THOR Of long experience win write
short stories. serials or any Kind u ar
ticI's for papers publishers rr private IN
difiduals. VIII correct manuscripts ana
prepare them for publication. win fur
nish speeches. lectures or sermon" - sdi'
orders. VIII instruct new writers. Address
AUTHOR. T. .. Box ~. Brooklyn.
A YOCNG MAN wishea situation at any
hing. willing and o,liging. Address O.,
EpN ~. l.242 Broadway.
Al PENMAN would Ike wriung OF copy
ing at home IN the evening. HARRY
KLtGER, 3+i East sIth-si.
EOOKK EEPER &c ~ q yorng man
a. bDokkooIor or general oiiio" man. !
ycar' experience; good penman. quick at
figures. q. l.. r.. Tribune OAcc.
BOOEKEErER By q young man (22, !;
can give l"fi tI Iflfffli''ht tld3hI'' Fi
Eastman College. POughEccprie. y, 2O1
East l2Gth-si.
BOOKKEEPEH. CAsiGlfE or any r'-
sponslhl" position. by gentleman. "as ~
Year, IN last place, can give bonds. Al
dress \. u. G.. Box ~, Trhuno ONCE.
BOOKKEErEg young man wishes +,
take charge II a small Hrf Il bouhs,
good penmaH honest. Industrious; bond
ana reference. moderate salary. DE
SlKOUS. 35lA Quinc, st.. BIo'K.in.
BARKEEPER. ~ s,bcr ard industrious
wishes position IN hoi'i OF saloon r"f
ercncce FIRED. BOOK. iDi South 9TH
ave.
BAK EK.-second- on cake wants
STEADY position. Address MICHAEL
POpP. 2Gf Trouiman ST., brooklyn.
EtTCHER.-A first class butcher wants
good job In butcher shop. No. "li East
4Gih-st.
BOY, IG. graduated from school In Juno.
wishes position In Law onice, banking
or Wholesale house, where he can advance
himself AICHELE. alS East s''h-sl.
BOY, American. orphan. wishes situation
at anything; willing and obliglng, not
afraid of hard work JOHN KELLY. care
Thomas Kerby Is lIavemeyer ST.. Brook
lyn.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBscRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TkIB.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
"a floor north Of Thrty-nrst-st.; and AD-
vERTISEMENTS at the following I3ranch
of!ices: 25l Eighth-ave.: 100 Third,aye.:
corner Forty-scventh-st.; 1Sg East Forty
ssyenth-st.. corner Third-aye $50 East
i2Sth-st.. near Third-ave.; LOGS Third-av". 4
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
FOR SALE,

".,titNTIoN, SEWING MACHINES. all
,,, reading makes 81 per month iategt
rsv.'y,ed machines. 500 up: exchanged
Az. repaired RACSCH's. 2iJi ID
lls'h-st Open evenings.
BEAUTIFUL AXMINsTE3 carpet. A
hss.as, little used. also tables. bureaus
desisros bedding and parlior suit. no
-~.'.s. ll' West l7,h-st ring twice.
setni me solo violoncello for sale. price
CFyy For particulars address by mail
--o. i.ss2 Broadway.
-t!TLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Futon
ps~.rS Sew-York. workshop machinery (foot
saSs at mst free: wood od-csrving tools. scroll
ana uesigns and fancy woods: incubators
.s.o breeders in operation.
h,,. REDUCED PRIcEs.-Soo second.
fally ZOO nood and ron working machines;
exc6sr rSd'ah,eed; Sod machinery bought and
son.I seo' GEORGE ID. EDDY. 3es Madl.
tsp tsa ssa. Sexciss) to sell sc 0oerck-st.,
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

THEY WANT A CO-RECEINER APPOlNTED
The American Trust Company OF Boston VIII
begin suit in the United States Court at Denver
for the foreclosure of the mortgage the Union
Pacific. Denver and Gulf Railroad. The com
pany asks for the apDon tment Of Il. l.lIery An
dersOn as Co-receiVer. with Mr.. Turnbull MI
Anderson says he is in thorough accord with Mr.
Turnbull. and the application for his appoint
ment Is owing 10 desire on the part OF large IN
terests in the bonds TO have adequate representa-
ton He represents the Drexc, Morgan a 60. In
tcrest. which holds SS.0N0v out of sl5"1Wc OF the
: per cent bonds pledged as collateral for the
Union Pacific per cent trust notes.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-10-24
Foot Bali Game.

Next to tho reunion demonstra.
ton on the 18th inst was the foot
ball game played on the base ball
ground by the Mifflintown team and
the Academy team There was a
turn out of several thousand men,
women and children to witness the
game which was so evenly contested
that the e me resulted in tie
The members of the .Mifflintown
team in the field were, Allison. left
end; Derr, Jr, left tackle; Ellis, left
guard; Warner, center: Bishop, right
guard; Noble, right tackle; Dietrich,
Jr., right end; Rodgers, quarter back;
Dietrich, Sr., left half back; Derr, Sr.,
right half back; Robson, full back.
The members of the Academy
team in the field were McCahan. left
end; Haldeman, left tackle; Wallis
left guard; Wilson, center; Burch
field, right guard; Dimm, right tao
kle; Lloyd, right end; Mayer, quar-
ter back: Murray, left half back; Pa.
terson, right half back; Mcclellan
fullback.
Score 4 to 4. Touchdowns, Muir
ray I; Derr 1. Time of half, 70 min
utes. Banks was umpire; Suloutf
referee. Berry ives linesman. The
incidents that grew out of the game
were numerous, numerous and ser
ious by turns. There were a few
faints, a number of bruises, lots oi
fun for all and no one severely hurt
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-10-24
Teachers Institute.

The twenty eighth annual session
of the teachers of Juniata county will
convene in the Court House, in this
place, on Monday, November 26.
Superiu tendent D. NJ. Marshall is
making careful preparations for it
and announces that he has secured
the following prominent instructors
from abroad, viz: Prof. Charles H.
Albert, OF Bloomsbury State Normal
School: Prof. J. F. Barton. of Ship.
pensburg State Normal School; j.
N. Berkey, Superintendent of Somer
set county; Superintendent NJ. Cough.
lin, of Wilkesbarre; Miss Annie
Buckbee, Ex. Superintendent of Pot
ter county; DR.. John 3 DeMotte, of
Cambridge, Mass; Louisa Rebecca
Brown, Eiocutionist of Philadelphia.
For the evening he has arranged
as follows: iIondsy-B. F. Schweier
of this place, subject, "What will
You Take;" Tuesday-Dr. L, I
Handy. of Delaware, subject, The
American Idea;" Wednesday-musi
cal entertainment by ARIEL Ladies oi
Boston. with W. A. Mccormick
Thursday-Dr. J. B DeMotte, OF
Massachusetts, subject, "Oid Ocean
Our Slave and Master" Friday
Prof. Emmett.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-10-24

Abram Moss. of JMcCulloch's Mil,
oled last Thursday morning. aged n
years, interinent at McCulioch Min.
on Saturday. 1''''
Inc letters urcalled for in the M;f
nintown post Office for the week end.
ing October 30, 1894, were for g.
Page. 0a"ue'
The SENTINEL. AND Rrp,,,, .
1ers 9s, congratulations to editor 81 "
M, MMlSkersham of the Thompsontown
Globe over bis marriage to Miss An.
me Moist of McAlisterville on the
l1th inst. vi 'oe
onoer the auspices of the Miffiin.
,own Hose Company, the Pelham.
Meekiem Music Company will give
an observation-disclosures end Min.
icry, IN the Court House on Tuesday
evening. October 30, 1894.
Mrs. Sieber wife of John sieber.
deceased OF Fayette township, died
on the 18th inst, at the home of her
son Joseph Sieber of ..Fayntte town
Snip, aged 81 years, IL months and
~ days Mrs. Sieber's maiden name
was Sausman. John Sieber of Fer.
1managh township and Solomon
Sieber and David Siebsr of the same
township are sons.