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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
LAST HOPE GONE.

How Carter IfnrrIson's Assassin Took the
News of tho Supreme Courts Action.
CHICAGO, March 2l.-Wi,h the re-
coipt OF the news from the supreme
court that Prendcrgast had been re-
fused supersedeas there was rush OF
reporters to the Jail. Ono at time
they were allowed to sec tho assassin.
II am in state OF grace" he said,
quietly. II need no more spiritual ad-
vices, and l do not want to see prizes"
Are you surprisedp"
"Of course l am. + was confident that
l would obtain the superscdeas. lam
very much disappointed"
What will be your next movo2"
II want to SEQ my lawyer"
Prondergast showed emotion but he
was quiet. Tho only hope for Prendor-
CAST now Is q reprieve by the governor.
But as Governor Altgcld 10 now at
Biloxi, Mics, and Lieut.. Governor Gill
is not at tho state capitol. tho assassin's
chances for lie beyond Good Friday arc
very slim.
Prendorgast was searched by tho
authorities at the Jail Immediately after
the announcement came, and all he had
in his pockets wcro taken from him.
lie made great protest whom they
took his load pencil.
"lf l am going to die, l will need
that" ho said. II have some serious
writing to do"
Prcndergasts attorneys at late
hour this evening reported that they
had soon tho United States judges in
this city and placed tho matter before
them. Their principal point was that
the state court refused Prendorgast to
appear rs his own attorney. Tho fed
cral judges agreed TO consider the Doin.s
raised and render decision tomorrow.
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WARRINGTON, D. c., March 2l.-The
pressure boinG brought to bear upon
President Cleveland in regard to tho
action ho shall take upon tho Bland
scIgniorago bill, is not confined to scnA.
tora and representatives, for ho is in
receipt Of letters and kilograms from all
sections OF tho country upon tho sub.
ject, and contrary to the belief that
scoms to prevail, u very large majority
OF these communications urgo him TO
exercise tho veto power.
Many Of the most emphatic OF the lot
ters in urgency for q veto nro from
Baltimore, Now Orleans, Richmond,
Va, st. Louis. Charleston. S. c., and
other southern cities, and represent
boards OF trado ana business men.
Similar communications have been ro-
coived from Chicago, Pittsburgh, Ale
gheny City, Detroit, Boston. New York,
Philadelphia, Rochester, n. y, and
Providence, R |.
Tho prevailing sentiments contained
in these appeals are the expression OF
apprehension II the bill becomes q law
thero would be loss OF confidence, the
fear that the gold would be drained
from the treasury, and the feeling that
the government would be unable to
maintain the parity between gold and
silver, thus placing its financial status
on the same footing with Mexico, the
South American republics and India.
New YoRK, March 2l.-Roprosonta-
tive inanciers OF tho city, all OF whom
had subscribed for various amounts OF
the recent issue OF S50OO0,0G of 5 per
cont bonds, met to-day and adopted
Il protest to President Cleveland against
the signing OF tho seigniorago coinage
bill. They claim the right to bo con-
sidered in the promises because their
bond subscriptions woro with the un-
Outstanding that thore should be Lo in
crease in tho coinage OF silver.
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MORE THAN is NEEDED.


VIII DO the l;cveuuc from tho Tariff Bill.
Tho Estimate by the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2l.-The
estimates OF the amount OF revenue
which tho tariff bill reported to tho
senate yesterday will produce show
that the total amount will bc about
1881, 100000. This is n reduction OF be-
tween Sl3,000.0O0 and Sl4,000,000 from
the estimates in tho first bill reported
to tho committee. The principal reduc-
ton is made in tho internal revenue
part OF the bill through tho restoration
Of tho prcsent tax rates on domestic
cigars and cigarettes, which amounts to
loss Of over Sl0,000,0O0. There will
also be IN apprcciablc falling of in tho
duty in plate caused by changing tho
duty on that importation from l 1-15
cents to cont por pound.
Tho change in tho fruit schedule,
whereby bananas, pinc apples aud cocoa
nuts arc taken from the dutiablo list,
will mako up the other principal items
OF loss. Bananas are imported IN largo
quantities, and tho imposition OF duty
OF two cents per pound, as first imposed
by the committee. would have produced
revenue OF 81 ,072,223J. Tho committee
found unon investigation, however, that
tho bill would produce more revenue
than would be needed, and as bananas
arc not produced in this country out
side OF small section on the Cult Of
Mexico, it WAS decided to restore thom
to the FREQ list. As the bill stands, II
tho estimate is correct, it will produce
at least SS0,000,0OO more otrevenue than
will bo needed.
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VOLUME XLII--NUNBER ISL.

Kouia Koasuth. Mourning cmbloms arc
being displayed on all Sides und evory
newspaper in tho two cities appeared
to-day with black borders. Mourning
tluga nro already flying from many
houses and bOiOro tho day Is past, tho
citics will DO black with Grape and
other omblOms Of tho SORROW felt by tho
people Of Hungary at tho death OF tho
cxiled patriot. The lower house OF tho
Hungarian diet, which had adjourned,
has been summoned 70 meet in special
session on Friday next in order 10 tako
action upon Kossu.h's dcath.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
a Dull Day-Only Routine Dnsincss Tran
al

hh4i A't5-SHiy
acted.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Tho critical
condition OF Senator Colquitt. OF Gcor.
gia, was tho inspiration OF the prayer of
Senate Chaplain Milburn this morning.
The vice president being absent, Mr..
Harris, the president pro tom, occupied
the chair this morning, and the senate
promptly settled down to routine bugi-
moss aud number OF bills were taken
from the calendar and passed.
Ats o'clock tho senate took up tho
unfinished business, which was the bill
to simplify the form OF deeds OF convey
auce and trust and releases OF land in
the District OF Columbia, and after fur.
ther debating it for m hour, without
result, wont into executive sessiou and
at $3.50 o'clock adjourned until tomot.
row
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Begun In tho Pollard d-BroclilnridRe
Breach of Promise Cnse.
! MR.SHELBYS LENGTHY STATEMENT
gOutllning What CoL Broolsinridgo
4 Hopes to Provo.
CLAIMS THAT He WAS LED AOTRAY
BY tho Plaintiff, and That She Was
the Gay Deceiver, Not Ho.
4 SILVER HAIRED, SILVER TONGUED

Man. Old Enough TO DO IIor Grand
father. Alleges Tint This Girl Per-
secuted Him With Her Attentions
and Led Him From tho Path Of
Virtue, and lnvcIglcd Him Into IL
Promise OF. Marriage With tho
Understanding That Sho Wouldn't
Hold Him to It-EXplnnation OF
Why IIc Placed Her Under Mrs.
Blackhurn's Protcction-Denies Ho
Ia tho Father of Her Children.
Dcicrso VIII Attempt TO Prove
Miss Polinrd's Loose Character.
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WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Col.
quit passed n comfortable night. but
it was said by monib6r OF his family
to-day that his condition ia about the
same as that OF yesterday. Tho present
attack is snid to be the result Of pro.
gressive paralysis. from which he has
suffered for long time. rather than
from recent attack. The tonsils arc
a!so affected. The aenator's mind is
clear.
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A GREAT BLIZZARD.
Violont Snow, Wind and Rain
Storms Throughout tho West,
THE REPORTS OF THE LOSS OF LIFE

Not Yet Confirmed, but tho Damage
Is Great In Other DlrGctions-Snow
Drifts Interrupt Traiiic-Tho Storm
Extends Over Several States and Is
Moving Eastwnrd-Thc Floods In
Arkansas-ThO OunChita River Still
n Raging Torrcnt-Ncports From
Various Points.
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THEY WANT IT VETOED.
Petitions From All Sections Ro-
ooIved by tho President,
PRAYING FOR HIS DISAPPROYAL

OF tho ScIgniorngo DIli-Boards of
Trado and business Men Fear tho
Consequences or the Measure II 1t
becomes Lava Loss of Con.
ndcnoo Would Follow and tho
Couutry's Financial Status Placed
on q Footing With Tint OF Mexico.
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GRIEF IN HUNGARY,

Unirersai Morning fo? tho Dead Patriot
at1,udn pesth.
BuDA.PEsrnA, March 2L-!The greatest
grief ia AeIpreaAed- -heresat:.he death.of
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Eu,tcrwcrth, to tho surprise OF tho

court.
Tho plaintiff, in black. and Sister
Ellis Disappeared through tho aldo door,
her attorneys rcmarking that they hnd
10 questions Tor her. Then said Mr.
Carlisle: "Tho plaintiff rests hor case
horo."
Tho plaintiff had boon undor cross
fire for Two days mud over, during which
every phase OF her caso had been rc.
viewed from every light, but her attOr.
neys did not sonsider It necessary TO
strengthen or explain any OF her state
monts by redirect examination.
They had In rosetvo other witnesses
and atlidavits, but these they did not
Use,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-24

IL NATIONAL CITY BANK n NEW ipRN.-At NV
York In the State ~ NewYork ~ n" close II business
IL 1.
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Bank Drporis

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK Of ne Cly OF
New York at tho close u business July II, ls''
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Sales bn auction.

SALE or NITRATE Works and Nitrate Beds
- THE PROPERTY OF THE GDNEltNAENI Or
tIIJ Covrrnm mt OF chill viii sell at public auc
ton in city ~ Saataso Chilli On the ioth OF
,sI and following days 81 nitrate works AMI IL hra's
situated in ii. Province = Taapses the o'a tnus
o. properties being neatly t2'bo" Two rlnton
pounds seinr, Parties interested may apply ,,r
General ~ thi IN New for~
md IN. con,ul- of Chilli in Phinaephs and Itossoa
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SMELLING EXCLUSIVELY.

The plant consists blast furnaces nni ten rover
tcratory roasting rh daily capacity Of three
hundred Of Six Eafor blowers supply th" blast
and the power Is furnished By wrghcorliss engine Of
four hundred horsepower There also Two acts Of
cruaNers and rollers worked by engine of
hundred horsepower. Tn. Company possesses s own
blacksmith carpenter shops. 1t has sc own
electric Hight telephone plants. linz" rock quarry
and plant ~ tvcniy-sGht coke ovens.
IN addition % rs smelling plant. The Company owns
group of nucs on Iazcton Mountain operated by ''secs
WHO pnv n ROYALTY N all mnNl and ;hc entire pfol
uct Is delivered to ile Company FOR smelling
Durnns, l. situated IN Southwestern colorado ard Is
u the most important smcI'inE points
state In Consequence" 4 rs very hrornh"
situation ard complete condition Of 80 plant e. i
conceded tina, this Company the smelling bust
neSs Of Southwestern Colorado kuown the San Juan
region
ON he basis # issue Of bonds 20 Tho amount ~
$40 go thc fixed charges Including sinking fund would
be s,5 Annually Tho oarnirrs with h"r"toforc
incomplete plant after dcdurns operating Expenses. for
the years ending
March 81 1901 ."ihi6 62
March 81 1Spc 'ilSl 80
March 81 7i"i' ."
with plant now practically compie'. tho lowest cs'i-
mate ruurr earnings placed az ti'"@o pef anrum
The proceeds from tho ealo q these bonds WI, b" used
W pay existing temporary loans contracted fr the pur
chase If ores and procure s' further supplies tn"
obligations Z Company viii thus loo ciare"d from
floating 20 nvcd liability. thus placing the Company IN
dep~nden, n any possible monetary ''finr'ncY
THO bonds are " a n's, Hen nt~n tho 'n'irr
property II the Company pofs nal n'f"y
valued Al over siOoDoo0 Tho sinking Fund viii EMAIL"
tho Company the entit~ issue az or before ma
uriy AND Trustee IS au'lorz'l 20 purchne" bonds tn
the open market or unable - DO - draw by o' AZ
los
From our rorsona md intimate knowledge - nc tusi
noes ard conduct - mo mpany. have hesitation
In recommending thee" bonds dcs'rati" Investment
Circulars a1I further particulars upon application
w offer 30 above 10000 u bonds a. 100 and
ticI I'M 1t
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GYrurs.u ns


FOyR DAY T'OUR For $50
PERSON ALLY CONNECTED DAY Tpl X, - Aafn-
,oga. unie the mnnag.mDrt Of ilrea q 1T, hn
Tourist expenses. Including fare bo"FH
and admisslon To- all principal pontr Of interest Mex
party lenvca Now FRIDAY july 2iih eco a M VIA
Albany Dov Line f,m foot Drshinssess' ard every
Friday THEREAFTER until close q sea.on Tickr,s d"
,crptIve circulars etc all Railroad Ticket offices OF
the N T. Transfer also IN boasd steamer en- rou'S'
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THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
100 Broadway.
ATCH. TOPEKA & SANTA FE Il. r. co.
GENERAL. MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS.
TLANrIC Il PACIFIC r. r. GUARANTEED TRUST
PER CENT BONDS.
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,,1,n remaining at 20.3Sle marks.
sap esSm%@ Of the 4gSc 5t Sf ae n rs1 %lT nc
s e s: s .@ na5a s Ss'5 e s.ss IS
ssss hci'vI,., tho R1Orca niL2li"n Commute OF
h sam W." Pa.d. RAILWAY COMPANY nor WIN
,hs Union ,, Of the > pr cent ronso1dated
Sa. E FsS% co@ SSS' LDs "Ss %s
Northern ",i stand united Jointly with hold
her'bohna'' securities Of other allied lines IL re-
s. Of ne and all attempts t. reduce their In
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FALL RIVER LIME

UN1L W. Y s--E c7UINE' :, .
For BOSTON NEWPORT, ALL RiEs go, M,.'n "a
Vineyard. Nantucket. cape 'ol' anu al -'0'''" ~
Eastern New England points. ,,,,e-,r,, p.-prrAN
NM nj, sftI[IC E PRISCILLA. fNis.i
I,iIGltIN and Providence Ia commission s1lcnaia
orchestra Zach Leave Newton" from i'e' 90 WI"
; 10 T. N week and SUNDAYS Tor fan f aea
NJ Th;s stcancr touches at Newport Monday morn
nkS b. o' ~ week DAYS only for Newport and Fsn
River. due Newport 600 Fall River %, A NJ connect
For quaint Cape Cod old Colony Resorts, con- con-
pier Inc rate folder send cents IN stamps to Peo
~, Now York
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financial Mtet,ngs.

MEETING, Of the stockholders of me Sh'r-
~ man Bank Tor tho pnpos" - d~yi''ns ,,' hank
r-.sci their Interests the liquidation or "'lh Jam
80 nc held n the Holland House. do'h ST, ana o'h
ave- New YORK on TUESDAY July 3is', l"'' !"
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autliun Gales, finan'lal'
,orIs NESIER. Auctioncer.
uECILAR CTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
pv ADRIAN H. MULLER K SUN,

by hUr "nlrsn.Y. July %.
-" 49,, %ey-Yorls Real Estate salesroom
~ Ia ~ ->oc,liorsJ
= Oh. National Bank Of c9mm n,,,
!. shs Leather Manu- I,i.,, %,;l Bank
sS Xsw-I,ondon q Northern X. L. ~
n Farmers Loan & Trus, Co
- Ns NV Nev.-Iiav-n ~ Hartford X X
IS wcs,er In Psr, lS'ss''PR R Co ls' Msc
, F,s C. K EtI.53 Isl Gohsid P Cola IDS i92e
$50" Morris " pi 80 i9i;
..oo 9. ,.ls 3 san Francisco r Gent. Mise
SP Cold nc, tS Il way & Union stock Yards 1st
Consld Trs s S. !. ,n,no.s Railway Is Constd
M'se ? G bonds is,, l.a' v r Is, Mtse Bls
+, oo s sssv M ls Co. Is, M,re BIDS 1903.
8 .n. TER. na ,s s' isais an *, R. Co
or accoun, e , whom , may c5 'I sI Mge P
5000 Suite city Montana Water Co Isl MIX J. =
5000 E.caa iGs5 Water Works Co. ? c Mse nd
500 i Ha@ef t' wi,5 Wo1s: Co. is' M's' p c pi'
5000 KsnksSce Water Co i ,. C. M'ge. BIDS 1912.
w Jsny.. 1914; coups on. Me-. y. 1870
$1,000 f faas iso4 W coaP On on. p s' L
$1,000 Escana6a Water Co p M'se Bi.. 1911 April
s,os, - ' i,4 On M.a,er "a n M.re ed 1905
Slpp Gle"n Isanl water 20 y. = VI - -''' 49,
Central Nal
.S8 shs Gown Point Iron Co.
y shs The ADDISON X X o. 49, =,
~ shs southern Atlantic TEL Co. % p E. GUAR oy
Western Union Tel Coz
shs LAWYERS Title ms Co.
shs PhenM Natl Bank.
t.cO Manhattan Beach Hotel & Land Co.. May 1924.
C1uls. On
:ss PIam q W W5 60. PRED,
!: IS LTau a. Whitney 90. c,ilhIon' ., y r, =
N" Chc' an a g. raul IL L. W. - A-'A'
,.vo :. I"ls IF'N - u { c,,.- rss
s ,' .tu"' Day ~ "a. - 9,Ppcaco - y a " =
'-'VY nm" ,d da.' - 4''I'S q" 0'>"' " " > -
a. D-s ls"p . - - .,
a. sns 10 az q 80. - -, = y 8, = M.rc
s-V" o o1' ,i hIt'' 'si'' 4" |D'''' H. ~ . - e
...s Bds l%b5 - -. -, ,-. IA.
'-"' N ass H. H. 20 " 'ei''''' . y - ~
q IN ngi.cs,,,r T. sL. ,.n.rn,a,, y y Il, Cons,a
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State Of New York County II Nrw-York. ss.:
T. FRED'K r. S,TIENCK. Cashier ~ tho ahove-nan'd
bank do so"mnly swear that tho above statement Is rue
10 tho best knowledge and belief. -
FRED'k u ScUENCn. Cashier.
Subscribed and before this 30 day ~ July
1894 r. \. *. BRYAN. Notary Public. y y Co.
Correct Attest
GEORGE II. SARGENT. }
ISAAC WALIA'H : Directors
WM T. ST. join.
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D,plocn0 Notices.

OFFICE BROADWAY INSURANCE COMPANY.
1855 BROADWAY. . 80.
At 4 MEETING or THE BOARD 'F ~
~ nE,ToRS 4 the Rroadway Insurance conn ny NJ, n%
this DAY. n Dividend Of FIVE fhh 'i'N' WV
nvniIc August ia. 1904 90 thu,
ii""'''' '' W GEO " JONES. Secretary.
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financial


ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA F1
RAILROAD COMPANY,
General Reorganization Committee,
60 LIBERTY STREET NETWORK.
The Plan Of REORGANIZATION having published
Agreement under which Deposits are hc made
prepara..on and will shortly be lodged fo-,
signature with tho Dp)sitaes in NewYork Boston Lon
don and Amsterdam.
Holders may deposit their the following
named beposarics and Will receive temporary Receipts
therefor exchanseale for REORGANIZATION
tincates Of Deposit
Securities should be deposited IN NEW-YORK CITY
as follows:
THE NEW-YORK GUARANTY
d INDEMNITY CO.,
GO Cedar Street.
ATCI. TOP. 6 SANTA R r co.
CAPITAL STOCK
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
100 Broadway.
ATCH.. TOPEKA & SANTA FE r. r. co
GENERAL. MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS.
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC r.. H. GUARANTEED TRUST
PER CENT BONDS.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY,
- Wall Street
COLORADO MIDLAND X r. 1ST MICE.
G PER CENT BONDS.
COLORADO MIDLAND II. Il. 60. con. MICE.
PR CENT BONDS.
ATCH. T & SANTA FE r. p. CO.
% MICE. \ AND u BONDS.
ATCH. T. 4 SANTA I'E L. H. 60.
INCOME BONDS OF 1889
I'or convenience of New England holders tho OLD
COLONY Trust COMPANY has been made De
posiiary FOR capital stock IN Boston.
Bonds deposited in Boston should b. lodged with THE
NEW-ENGLAND TRUST COMPANY. at rs Branch
Office. SO Mik-st. Boston.
IN LONDONi An bonds and capital stock should he de-
posted with Barring BROS. ~ CO.. LIMITED
IN AMSTERDAM, ALL BONDS should he deposited
with MESsRs. HOPE u CO., and CAPITAL STOCK
with Messrs HiURECHT. VAN HARENCAR-
Spell a VAS WISER.
DIE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN OF THE TINE
WITHIN WHICH SECURITIES MUST re ErosTTED
FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PLAN. ALSO OF THE
CALL FOR rHE INsTALMENTs OF ASSESSMENT on
CAPITAL STOCK.
Y. SOMERS HAYES. Chairman
J.. A. Won HOFFMAN,.
EDWARD y. GIBBS.
FREDERIC /. OItOTT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
GEORGE q. HAVEN.
ADRIAN lSELfN JR.
WILLIAM ROTCH
KODMAN WELD
CHARLES G BEAMAN HERMAN KORBE.
JOHN II. Dos PASSOS. Of Counsel. Secretary
Now York. July . 1894
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Esrturcs an0 Nlestines.

OrARrERLy MEETING OF THE AMERICAN IN:
~ STlTi'TE August ? a. No. lij West 3sth-st.. ~
s~.coct u m LOUIS II. LArDY. Secretary.
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YTrpSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL.
III nArf.Y lcNrTpT SUNDAYS.
pL8MMlnLEMGIE LlME.

PROVIDENCE LINE. ,.,.
FOR TosTox WOhCESTER AND THE EAs only
me Connecting win through paror cars 70 he VIII. .
MTs steamers Connecticut and Massacheses,s ~
NEW PIER 80 ~ r. one block aeoye Canal ~ ms -
$40 Z. NJ daily. EXCEIT sunday. 1inr ,if5 II
and $40 A. NJ due Worcester, 4 II oaun n.. s M.'
Txprsss leaves wharf rs a. N. except sunday' %
Fabyans t3o n Full nshts res' r,sEs,s s,otsroolns
and 'sunner Tours ut CITY ticket Offices and Pier.
9TWNllGG@TOM llMl&o
1rsl,. rou,e :, Eaa Oly direct Sound Route 10 MAR.
RAGANSETT FER and WATCH HILL. Steamers M a s
and New Hampshire leave New Pier So ~ h'' d. WV
j. NJ daily. INCLUDING sunday.
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- rpoRT OF THE CONDITION OF TIE
/ IL GAILArl@ NATIONAL pNNk. nj Hrw, -. i,,fy
:, ~ s,n,. 4 Sew NYtk AZ o." close 'l '"''"' ''
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ftt-f-f~ Avn ST PAIL.

- AIIROAlj l-AlN.\tNNIH
80 MILWAUKEE AND ST PAUL.
Cn'O 1899. lsaa iS'
y;'r week e. H. So i:i l s.sss li sai5 q"
IL. 70 july II,ssEr. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
&. q,i .!s5:: .s .,s$i; ss sg:5;
u 4 " tint yII AND rERE MARQUETTE
y; & % A 6 s s {. ,..:; 3:
il OHIO RIVER.
.ssrf' e na'. a,5 81 s. sis s
20 l =. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL.
s. %l' ss$3 "a g IS ,a '3l53 35s
D. CURRENT RIVER.
,'s . & g.'; a, ss:s s III ss r.:
ia % .'' cry. CLINTON AND SPRINGFIELD.
~ e, 'a'; a; SIS: =; g 5 ?s i. Is
la 20 .-'1 cry. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
~ e.. @?. s 81 .. S., So E Ei5
iaa ! " cuicAGo AND NORTHWEsTERN'
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Blue! ''the life OF Heaven" the hue
OF ocean. the yiolets joy; type OF faith
and fidelity, Il has remained for the
Acknowledged molder OF clay to render
thy beauty tangible. When | admire
the hues Of Chinese vase or bottle,
remember that each color is regarded
as a symbol; the fundamental colors
being five, and corresponding 20 the
elements water, FIRE, wood, metals,
earth and 10 the cardinal points OF
the compass Red belongs 90 fire, and
corresponds 90 the south; black 90 wa.
ter and the north; green 20 wood and
the east: white TO metal and the west.
Dark blue corresponds 20 the sky. and
yellow 20 the earth; blue belongs Ia
the cast. Blue Is combined with white,
red with black and dark blue with vel
w.-Ellwapger's THE Story OF My
House