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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
THE HEART
Caroline n rs.s1e ., o. rn ." Ok.

A prominent medical practitioner re.
Gently said that during the last fifteen
years he has noted no less than seventy
three cases of deaths of elderly persons
resulting from running after street cars.
No elderly person should ever run or
exercise with unusual violence. Whoever
does SO takes their life in their hands,
since no one can tell the exact condition
of the walls of the heart. When past
fifty years Of age the cardiac structure IS
liable to give way any hour by reason OF
unusual exertion. The trouble is that
the walls of the heart become friable.
and subject to rupture with age. Tho
cartilagenous structure especially approx.
mates Justification, and even the purely
muscular cardial fibre loses much Of its
elasticity as old age creeps on. Cardine
(Hammond), the extract OF the heart OK
The OK, retards this decay of the tissues
of the human heart, and strengthens and
makes elastic again the walls of this vital
organ. 1t has never failed to strengthen
weak heart, to correct irregular action
and functional arrangement caused by
excessive use of tobacco, dyspepsia. nerv.
Gus prostration and general debility. An
impoverished condition Of the blood 10
cured, and dropsy. as we'll as Brights
disease of the kidneys, is alleviated By
this organic extract. =.
Caroline is the sterilized extract OF
the heart of the OK, and one of the famous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

New-Ilaven Conn. Dee. 1.-THE f1H term VI
Yale University closed this noon ana "o'N III an
the departments will he suspended until after Jahu-
airy Far fen davs the .emi-annual eXamlna-
tions have been in progress. and about hall OF 'he
members Of the Academic and Scientific depart
ments finished their last papers and left for nome
last night
The Yale Gee and Banjo clubs left here ths
noon for their annual Western trip. ihey VIII
leave New-York tomorrow morning. sing SUI
cessively in Albany Rochester Buffalo ana en-
cage. giving their customary concert in mat ely
Paul Minneapolis Omaha. Kansas city. Cincinnati.
Louisville and Harrisburg. Penn. arriving Ill New
Haven January q. al the opening OF the winter
term. Forty men have been taken a.OnS.
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NEW-JERSEY.
HOBOKEN.

.,oxonder G. Young a prominent lawyer oil
uohoken. supposed until Tuesday that he mad w"
10 his credit in the Second National Bank OF HOBO
-, Then he was disagreeably surprised TO re-
49,. ro,ica 70 the effect that his account had
,aa, overdrawn When he denied the statement
checks were shown that had been paid TO Charles
q Bernitt former confidential clerk or Nj lP
v yornS lie had been discharged on october Is,
~. .ba hank officers did not know II, and his lni-
tat tat Of Mr. Youngs signature was perfect. Der ,
-, vbo Is only seventeen years Oh, was us
M. Sor getting married his employer thinking
that neither his age nor his salary warrantea MS
vnrTs a warrant has been issued for his arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

New Brunswick. before large crowd. Roderick
Byington, of Newark. present counsel OF
the City Club of New Brunswick, at whose In
stance the Investigation was ordered. The Board
of Freeholders represented by Frank Runyon
and William Hoffman. The Commissioners started
an examination into the accounts OF County COL
lector David Serviss if the legal allowance of
expenditures. which is three-fourths of per cent
OF the value of the taxable property OF the county
each year had been exceeded. 1t was found that
for tn year ending with May. 1891. this legal al
lowance had been exceeded nearly $1,000. The
counsel of the Freeholders said they could tx
plain this at the next sitting which will he on Fri
day.
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MORE TROUBLE or TIE NEw-oRLEANs LEvfE

Now-Orleans. Dec 1.-THE cotton conm'rc o'
,be CITY was again practically paralyzed to-day.
The en-, rate Of the negroes for loading cotton was
10 have gone into effect this morning' ana thef'
was reason 10 believe that large number ~ snip
agents would give work 10 the cplor'd men on me
score that they are compelled 10 handle the irghis
with the least possible cost. Few 81 the negroes
turned no this morning however. even - fH.hi On
gagcments they were said 20 hay" made. ana hionS
Tho entire front there hardly NOR" IMAM Nv
or three ships AZ work. Notice had been oincA.N
printed in the papers that large number ~ rl'N'
,Iores' firms had accepted the cui-ratc terms 81 lh'
negroes and IN consequence the white Iap'r't'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
WHITE PLAINS.

The Weschester County Board Of Supervisors yes
,.rdav fixed the salary of Addison Johnson. the in
coming Republican sheriff-elect. at $4,000 year.
che highest sum allowed by the special Law passed
ny, ,l untsr governing the regulations OF the Sher-
.sa nc Wilson Brown. jr. the lawyer
III ,o vas assaulted by "footpads in Hamilton-aVe.
W, Nonday evening is not yet out OF danger the
om omdine- musicians fearing the setting In or H.
eeamr,a,ion al the base Of the BRAIN
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ELIZABETH.

The New-Jersey Dock and Bridge Building Com
many has been organized in this city and VIII carry
on the business OF the late Ell a. Young. Inc
ro,od dock and bridge builder OF Elizabeth All
his cba.tels and interests have been purchased by
tho now company OF which exFreeholder Charles
II Moore is president: General George H. Rhodes
is vice president and manager and County Engineer
louis Ouien is secretary and treasurer.
Mr. Rhodes for many years was principal foreman
for Mr. Young. Articles OF Incorporation We're
dIed Yesterday by the company with the clerk
of Union County.
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LONG ISLAND.
THE RESERVOIR LEAKING.

Tho Brooklyn city reservoir in Milburn Is Leak
ing very badly since Monday. Acres OF land in
the immediate vicinity OF the reservoir are flooded
with water The reservoir was constructed at an
expense to Brooklyn of over 100000. AS soon az
the leak discovered the brooklyn authorities
,.ore informed and they there now trying TO
end the leak Contractor Freel says the reservoir
was constructed under the supervision OF an engi-
80 ~ tho Rrooklyn City Water Works Depart
ment Thousands of gallons Of water have been
lost by the leak.
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I pOPTPiIr or GOVERNOR FLOWER.

Albany. Dec IA full-length oI-paintng Of
Governor Flower reached the Executive Chamber
to-day Ii will be added to the Gallery OF Coy
crnors which Governor Flower wishes to soc
adorn the Executive Chamber. Many or the
paintings now hung In the Executive Chamber
were formerly In the Executive Mansion. and q
few months ago were removed TO the Capitol at
Governor FlnWer's requcst.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. beautiful goa
.cnairs. only 81 80: retailed uptown IOi
s,oo: buy direct from the factory: op s.
evenings. COLD CHAIR MANuFACT-
NREkS. 20 Warren-st
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FOR SALE.

AT LITTLEs TOOL STORE. - Fulton.
s.. New-York. workshop machinery uO1,,,
power. list free: wOod-carNing tDpis. s,' III
saws designs and fancy woods lncupd'"'H
AND hrODlers In nnera Ion.
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NEW-BRUNSWICK.

picbard Stevens an accountant of Newark, and
Rutherford Coleman, a lawyer. Of Trenton. COM
missioners appointed by Chief Justice Mercer
Bsasey. to make a summary investigation INTO 'he
Affairs of Middlesex County began their duties at
II o'clock yesterday morning, in the courthouse III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

steamers rassell d'u. f'r Liverpool; Woesand lBels'.
Antwerp Jason N;ri Port Antonio and Montego Bay VIA
IlrunswlcN. croft dID. Leitn and Dundee; t'aumwall
,,;.r, Marcllc-. Genoa and Naples: Libnitz tbelg':
Antwerp: rruonir dri LiN"fp9I leona, Key West and
Galveston: Nsilanci Havana and Mexican ports; Ener
"a dio. Norfolk. Roanoke Norfolk and Richmond
[achoochce savannah. Louisiana. New Orleans; Seminole,
Charleston. e. and Jacksonville.
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HE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
WORK WANTED.



WNTeUIAN or POHTEH.-Spcaks Eng
!4l and German. strictly tempcfai', ~
Years references. PETER HENkELl.. -"
81 Inr'"- 81.
YOUNG MAN. age II. wants position In
"a downtown Wholesale house. good pen
man anl aaurcf AiIfe-s -. El'll'Eh'.
100 Aluiama-ate. Brull}n.
YoUNG MAJ. -. desires position: has
lai considerable eNper'"uc" 100 account
ants sfl." anil ls a.curat" ~ figures. =.
o. T. ga Eas' .'th-st
YoING MAN - at anything. good
scholar. excellent business ability,
si.ahs German ana English. YALE. -
Nul'tf.sf
VOTING Man. - desires position 81 any
kind. willing ana nhlrnr. h.~t rotor
.u.. from last employer. EDWARD H.
WrNKEN. ~ ls'-st.. ll0hokcn. y. j.
YDrNG MAN. position - any kind. not
afraid ~ work. h. CARTER. ~ West
iffA ~
Young Man. - w,u educated. Italian
and English. wishes 3. sitiHn real estate
or law office Write 4. DE BONG. l.. -.
IinN 24s. Corona. l. /
YOTNG MAN. German. married. on riding
machine. very handy NJ anything IN that
line. SCHNEIDER. ll3 Madison-si.. Ho-
boken. y. j..
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LADY'S MAZDA competent French
ladys maid: Protestant; speaks Engllsh
maker. best city references. Address l1A
West 3Gth-st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BARGAIN.-West End-ave.. 2O.ioot' be s,i,i
full decorated house. near oNi0e'
EMS sth-ave, corner a3d-s
FOR SALE 100 Washington st, near
csnsevonrt Market 3-story and base
ment brick house in good order. address
WILLIAM MITCHELL. 2J3 Arling,on-aVe.'
Ie-sev (ffy I
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, DEC 10. 1884,
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK WEDNESDAY. DEC. 10. 1s''
ARRIVED.
steamer lanes Rranl on Harding iond9 95 Parent Rar at
Der in ballast 10 GusaFe lteye Arrived al the ''ar '
SGamcr Chicago OBJ. iIadaway. Newcastle Noyember
< .on ;rr,vei at the bar SEQ
Seainer Turkish Prime. (BD. Fett. Shield, N"Vemoe
-. with mdse To John g Seaser Arrived AT 'ne oar AZ
II m , ,,,-., ,co,, Rureer stettin
NOVEMBER 20 and Shields December :: in ballast to Gus
'"yr ney A.ei e. re e Gar at nnbner Rotterdam IT
day hours in ballast to Gusia'e Heye. Arrived "' ue
steamer Nyassa Bo Iimopl Grgentl Noyember g.
III. scnscr to Viari Mitchell Co Arrived at the Bar
steamer olympia lBp. wards Genoa y Soy ven
ghon 49, Naples IL pgn" ~ esaRr ro- hrryed at
he Ear l:i' %a.nng,n nurley rampco pccem
S'nmr IS Sg Of y a1ana H. WITH md@ and
scngcis to James ward & Co. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Marcos Evans; Gays; orv and e. Key West
STEAMER Chalneue. Brown NeS-orleans' with mdse 10
se1n@r ci'y Of Columbia. Jenny West Point Va with
mdse and passengers 10 ne ora ,omn"h ~ $50 ,iob, air.
CLEARED
steamer Lizzie Henderson, Willeta Philadelphia
steamer Roanoke Boaz. Norfolk and Rehmond-oId
steiner seminole chchesf r. Charleston and Jackson
vil'-W = 'yd. CO ,,,,., tt,,,r, N,,orzas and
rs ,r9r,n', .Jsm n1..''i + W1rd ( CO.
STEAMER Durham City dIn Thompson. Boston-F unch.
So. mior Windsor dr Venom Galycston-Funch. Edge
steamer Turquoise du Thomas Wilmington. g
steamer Hilary dir. Hirrsson. Liserpool-Boo.h & CO.
Steamer Arl4nhu dBr. Walker cardenas. Nue'itas'
steamer Toiiisiana c;agor -Orlcans-E Allen,
steamer Grccian dr human. Glasgow Austin baldwin
"s,c,r,.r ur,i,d.lds Maslnr, Baltnore-H Foster
steamer 81 sud. Higgins. Sew Orleans Van Sickle
ship orrbrus d}l Young. AMER Java. for oies-'ius-
farb nenret,c GER. Kampn, Philadelphia watjcn,
Iark " Dresser. rarle~. ccnfuceos-sm!h. Gregory
r,,E Ari.tc Mu.o. sariano,cb. Montcydeo-D Brig
Bark ruarca u}o snrra''. Bridsetown Bar-Midde-
ton 4 g..
SAILED
s f., y,ro o2j M WSsssDd s G'e g.
Brunswick. croft dip. l"iin ana punlrr haunwaiI
,G.r, Mareelo. Genoa and Naples; %ibnitz ti'elg';
Antwerp: TeI'onir d}u. LN"fpoN leona Key West and
Go,osf,u. Nisancia. Havana and Mexican ports; tner-
ya D,r Norfolk. Roauok. Norfolk and Richmond;
Nachoochee savannah; Louisiana. New Orleans Seminole
Charleston. : =. ana Jacksonville
THE MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Ncw-York. Jamics,n. from New,York Deem
By - arrived at southampton December 20
S'-,mrr Wells CITY OBJ. Savage, sailed from swansea
.,,,.r Mert,ota 1R0 Crirths from New-York De-
,nl0r f.r London passed Iravle Point December 10
Steamer Neuetia Ger. Won Eass"witz from New York
December f'r Chrstianaand. G1thenburg Copenhagen
steamer Hekle DAM Lauh from Newior< December
:. arrived ai c'penhsgcn l,"o'niosr -. vi, 49,.
/ boz = arrived ~ SVnemuude December L.
steamer Washington Werl ,lnklag". sailed from Ham
5,,au.r Excelsior nie0. Muller, from Ne.w-York De-
cont D. arrived at nrsmerhayen December 10
Ne- york. arrived Gibraltar December 49, and pro-
! cc"d~ f'r Naples
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Animal Extracts
Prepared under the formula OF
DR.. Wr1. A. HArlr1OND.

II contains the substance, both nervous
and muscular, required by the HUMAN
heart for its nutrition and normal action.
II exerts its influence within few minutes
after administration.
Its use strengthens the pulse and lessons
its frequency in those cases in which tho
hearts action is feeble and frequent
causes the disappearance Of intermissions
and other irregularities in the strength
and force Of the heartbeat, and mate
rally increases the blood pressure SO that
it acts upon the kidneys as diuretic.
Dose, s drops. Price, {: dr. now one D0'iaf'
ron SALE sy ALL DRUGGISTS.
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.
Washington. ID. {.
Send for Book IA
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WORK WANTED.
Femme.

LADY wishes position - read aloud
from one o. two hours daily. Address
II g. BOX H. az broadway.
EXPERT STENOGRAPUER. -- Accurate
verbatim reporting tserm rs. etc. a spe-
cialtyD. highest references terms mod
crate. Address r. r. b.. Tribune oiice.
TYPEWRITING. all kinds. lowest rates.
testimony taken direct IN the machine"
experienced In law work DODGE. III
Nassau-u.. Room JOB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

LIVE QUAIL. prairie chickens. pleas
:. ants. Belgium harcr. Jack rabbits. etc
tor sale. r.. Il. WOODWARD. ia 'han
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ryr uoyyD.yS BEGyy AT YALE.

generally did not apply for work this morning.
There has thus far been no violence
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HELP WANTED.


TWO YOUNG LADIES ns of,oe assistant
correct writers. one must 49," WIN our
family and attend ONCE evening". WILL
MAN. 80 Sth-aNc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CONSULTATION FREE.-We-tlotorn Co,
Detective and Law Agency. divorces
speciality: separations. damages. cohhI~n-
tial Investigations. private Information 'ur-
nished; eaper; detective service. ttflct'y
confidential. III Broadway.
COAL AND WOOD.
We have received the hrst CONFINEMENT
Of Falling Rock Camel coal. which we
are delivering In bags nj $l2 per ton OF
81 600 10. this IL the finest camel IN the
market: Lehlgh and Freehnrning Anihin-
cite. all sizes. delivered. - ~: our motto
Quality and Quantity" THEDFpRp.
27th-s,. and 0th-ave.. ss,h-st ana BonIe-
ward
j pICKUARpT, 346 Lcnox ave. store.
0rst Inventor Of folding bodsteads. chhl-
neimaking and upholstering IN all branches
vanishing and decorating. carpets ana
hair mattresses made 20 suit.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.


~, ~ In. Mails close Vessel sails
60. Afl,n-sfafe........ ....... . p
Afilsfrt t.iufnflan. i'' ma = 80 ii
u,tana Havana spanish. -....... -" 70 ayl ia
,ffs Yf pafn. colon. Ia -ins >.al 80 n = ~ in
y,,ri.ri Amsterdam. N'h-imcr II 'o M ] 81" 70 IN
s,n,i,g, Nassau. y \ 'uta........ Loo M 80 % %
~ter.. Galveston NallYft d' y m
IN sud Sew. orleans M0fenn........ 300 2 m
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.


PART OF A THREE STORY. new brown,
stone house Qarge front alcove ROOM "a "a
floor. and four rooms and store-rOoih ou
foor); excellent modern iinptoN' ~
very desirable neighborhOod; light an1
cheerful rooms: residence OF ne , oWner :
ANAL family Of three adults; two inihu ,r,e
from Albany-ave station. Kings Co Eie-
waited; IS minutes from Bridge. Will lei 70
q gentleman and wife or small family or
Adults no, exceeding three persons; ien'
81. Apply 70 CHARLES r. HOTALIN.'
Nl sumner-ave., corner McDonough-st''
Brooklyn. -
,A!pyERTIsEMENTs AND 2o SUBsT ERIE.
Tons FOR THE NEW- nOhh T sIr
uPT0wN OFFICE, NO. l.2a2 Broadway
q door north q Thirty-nrsi- ST.; ana n NJ,
yERTIsEMENTS at the following Brahch
OHc~s: 254 Eighth-ave.: 200 Third-aye.
corner For,y-seven,h-st,; 15o East Forty y,
.svsnih-st.. corner Thrd-aXe;; ~ i9o re i,Ss
near slxty-nrst-st.: 1.7OS Firs'-aye: Jos
West Fnrty-second-st 1872 Columhns-av-.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise q sunset 20 Moon rsos m oi5 Moons -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
An sand, Hook i.tS COY. Island . II fio Ga'e i.oN
rM sandy HOOK 2.oS GOV Island 237 Hon Cat" i.ao
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
A-5 WEST 42D-ST.. OF 5th-ave.. ban
grand s.-English maid. good packer.
traveller: cooks. buffers. Wallets. other
servants: gardener. caretaker; whe su-
perIor dairy maid: Protestant: well recom-
mended. good landscaper, Infants nurse;
twelve years references.
A COLORED WOMAN wishes a situation
in boarding house: sleep home or there.
Call or address 355 West 34;h-st. ring
Sadler's bell
CHRISTIAN AID 40 EMPLOYMENT
SOCIEY. 81 and 30 Bible House. sup
plies positions OF all grades; housekeep-
ers matrons stenographers. etc. con-
stdntly on hand.
COOK.-By first class cook. capable OF
marketing for private family. Present
snnnioysr's. 30 East 33d-st
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HOARD WANTED.

BOARD for young lady In small fehned
family: no single gen, ,,'
p @. Box SAB. Springfield. Mass.
WANTED.-Tw sunny rooms hui1,,'1 ,p,.
IN hno,d for one oi two months l"i
l.%y and companion. between 42d ana ,'tn
",s. 7th ana Madison ayes; me Vicim''y 81
,0h.sf. preferred. Address win fu'i paa'
ticulars. references and terms L. - -
BOX , Tribune Once.
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INCOMING STEI NERS.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER -.

II hfp0ni ifl..... london Iec = w u, u
Pascal - Lucia -i"'lii'''' i''
Amin, ....... Nassau, Dec bahama
Ii-snia Liverpool. Dec i'...-....' rnard
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81.

Ir.o,,-l, r,ol---,,lIo ,rvIo .,,,.. 30D 2 m
go 49, lrr,, IiIa N,lorv ...... 1900 m
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

Country.
AGENCY for Montclair Residence. all
80. ~, sale or rent: furnished houses
Ti-BBS & TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st., y. ].
VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE
On James River. from Is 10 30 miles vest
Of Richmond. One twenty miles al a par
gain. Railroad station adjoins ms ia'h'
W. a. PARSONS.
Sabot Island. Va.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-12-13
quiet Ne Ding'

Ga Thursday evening last al tie
residence of her parents Miss Edith
kn1gp and Mr; lward Swartz were
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mouy Tie Rev. Mueller of the
Evangelical chur'h officiating.
Only the relatives of the contract
ing parties We're present. After
the ceremony had been performed
an elegant supper was served to the
guests. The bride is the third
daughter u Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
knanP and graduated from the high
school about u year ago, and is very
popular among her circle of young
friends, She was unattended and
wore u handsome brown broad cloth
tailor made suit. Mr.. Swartz has n
very nice home fitted up on Broad.
way, to which the young people
drove after the ceremony and where
they will be at home TO their friends.
a large number of beautiful presents
We're received by them.
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-12-13

At a meeting of the jefferson
City Tent No 20, knights OF Mac.
cabees held last week, officers were
elected as follows:
Post commander, Kersey Cook,
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tenant commander. U. G. Hays: re.
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-12-13
THE BRIDGE.
Mr.. BANDS Proposed Amendment
to the Jefferson City Bridge
Bill Act.

A Washington special dispatch 10
the Globe. Drmocrat of Monday
says:
'" Mr.. Bland has proposed an
amendment to the jefferson City
Bridge Bill act which passed last
session. His bill provides that the
bridge may be a pivot.draw.bridge.
If so constructed it shall have one
draw span, affording two clear open
ings of not less than two hundred
feet each. This draw span shall be
maintained Owe the main channel of
the river at an accessible and navi-
gable point, and with a fixed span
or spans, each not less than 800 feet
in length in the clear; and the head
room under each span shall not bC
lees than ten feet above the stand
ard high.watcr grade line. Til,
piers Of the bridge shall be parable
with the bridge itself right angle
10 the currtnt of the river. An
other provision is that the ,Iefferso
City Bridge and Transit Compsn
: shall, al It's own expense, build an
IL ,~tn.a.u, under the direction AL
SUPERVISION u the secretary of wa
,u.A wings, dams and booms, Q
. other work necessary to maintain
TIE channel within the draw span 0
sid bridge. nj >h-l, a. their owl
expense, maiu,ain a d,pth Of watc
through juv daw .pan not less thai
that now existing