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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-05

ERIE AND WYOMING VALLEY RAIL
u ROAD
Trains leave Scranton for New York and in.
termediate points on the Erie railroad at 935
q IN. and a2i p. m. Also for Honesdale,
hawley and local points at ass. s.45 q m, and
aA pm.
All the above are through trains to and
from Honesdale.
An additional train leaves Scranton for
Lake Ariel at 6l0 pm. aud arrives at Scran.
ton from the Lake at 7.45 pm.
Trains leave for Wilkes Barre at 640A a m.
and 84l .. IN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-05
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
ARCHITECTS

Il L. WALTER, Architect. Office, rear of
u. COG Washington avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-05

DAUER'S ORCHESTRA - MUSIC FOR
ID balls, picnics, parties, receptions we'd
dings and concert work furnished. For terms
address r. J. Bauer, conductor. III Wyoming
ave, over Hulbert's music store
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
Commissioners to select Line for tho
Proposed Canal.

WASHINGTON. -. c.. october 9-That
great project which has excited so much
interest IN New York, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia. and the great ports on the South
Atlantic coast, 10 unite the Chesapeake
Bay with Delaware by a canal. and thus
supply "A most important link in the inter
nal waterway route from Florida to Long
Island Sound, to-day received an impetus
by the appointment of an expert Board
of Commissioners to select the line OF the
canal. In the last river and harbor appro-
priation bin provision was made for this
work in the following paragraph.
"The President of the United States is
hereby authorized TO appoint a board TO
consist OF an officer Of the Engineer Corps
of the United States army not below the
rank of lieutcnant-cOlonel, an offl-
Ger Of the navy not below the
rank Of captain, and two civilians who,
together with the chief Of Engineers of
the United States army. shall examine
and determine from the surveys hereto
fore made under direction Of the War
Department the most feasible route for
the construction Of the Delaware and
Chesapeake canal. In making such selec-
ton. said board shall select the route
which. in its judgment. shall give the
greatest facility TO commerce and Will
be best adapted TO the national defence.
The said board shall report its cOnclu-
sions to the Secretary Of War. who shall
transmit its report 10 Congress at the
next session, and the sum Of $500 is
hereby appropriated TO pay the expenses
OF the said board"
The members Of the board. as announced
by Secretary Lamont to-day. are General
Casey, Chief of Engineers; Colonel Craig
hill. now in charge of the river and har
Dor works at Baltimore; Captain George
Dewey, of the Navy Department, member
of the Lighthouse Board; Mendes Cohen.
Of Baltimore, ex-president of the Society
Of Civil Engineers. and General f. Por-
ter Alexander. formerly president of the
Georgia Central Railroad Company
The board is expected to go to work
speedily, in order TO comply with the re-
quirement that It's report shall be made
TO Congress at the short session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
CHURCH DEDICATED.
AN INTERESTING BAPTIST OCCASION
At HARBORTON.
Addres. by Judge Gunter Upon the Pro-
grcss Of the Eastern shore Bnp-
lists Since 1880.

ONANCOCK, VA, october ?.-(speciaI.)
Sunday was great day for the Bap'ist9
I'm the vicinity Of HarbOrtOn. n thriving
village on Pungotoague creek. about eight
miles south 81 Onancock. The occasion
was the dedication of the handsome new
BAPTIST church nj that place. which has
just been completed at 81 cost OF between
$500 and $1,000.
The feature OF the exercises In the
morning was an excellent address by
judge benjamin. r.. Gunter on the pro-
gress OF the Baptist church on the last
ern Shore Of Virginia since leD' In the
afternoon Rev. Or. Weston. presidcn OF
Grocer Theological Seminary. Pennsylva-
MIA, preached the dedication sermon.
which was pronounced a splendid effort
by all who heard II. Rev. Or. n II. Duna-
way. Of Churchland. Va. made the pre-
aentation. and Rev. y. j. Reamy. OF
Onancock. made a fervcnt dcdicatory
prayer. ...
LARGE AUDIENCES.
The crowd was so large that hardly
half the people could gain admlttohce TO
thu church, and the Southern Methodist
offered their edihce Just across the street.
Rev. :. L. Grimslry pf'a'h'h W h'i se
congregation in this church at the same
time that services were going on IN the
Baptist church.
About 81 go was contributed 10 pay off
the debt resting on the church Rev.
James Manning Dunaway. the pastor.
has exhibited great zeal and industry In
the building Of this church. lie began a
protracted meeting there last night, and
is assisted by his brother. Rev. y. Il.
Runaway. Of Churchlaud.
Rev Or George l.. Booker Is conducting
revival services in the Southern Metho-
DIST church In this town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
WILL ADDRESS The VOTERS.
Revised List Of Appointments Announce,

Revised List of Appointments Announced
for Democratic Speakers.
VIRGINIA STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTED
Rooms OVER No. 900 EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. October q, 1894.
Speakers and times and places OF speak
ms are announced as follows:
GOVERNOR O'FERRALL.
Amherst barbecue. october 18TH.
Patrick, October Goth.
HON. JOHN w. DANIEL.
Harrisonburg. October 18th.
Halifax Courthouse, October 22d.
Concord Depot. October 29th barbecue.
HON. II. D. FLOOD.
Amherst. october 18th.
WaynesDoro'. october 18th.
Hermitage, October 18th.
Greenville. October 10th.
Nelson. October I'D.
Amelia, october 18th.
Sussex. November LIST
Chap. November 81 g =. Nj
Spout Spring, November Sd (nighO.
HON. BAKER L. LEE.
Dinwiddle. october 18TH
HON. JOHN GOODE.
Montyale. in Bedford county. October
18th (nighU.
Ndltfl, OCNpDtE lOlll,
Chrlstiansburg. october 10th (nighO.
Blacksburg, october 18th might.
Kadford. october 18th might.
Roanoke City, October 18th (nighO.
Halifax Courthouse. October I'D.
Danville. October Path mighO.
Fancy Grove. October 18th.
Bedford City. October 18th nighO.
HON. ii. S. X. MORRISON.
Pulaski City. Pulaski county. October
10th.
New Castle. Craig county. October 18TH
lvanhoe. Wythe county. October 18th
Bland Courthouse. Bland county, Octo-
Der 2Sd.
Burke's Garden. Tazewell county, Octo-
Ger oath.
Tssewell Courthouse. Tazewell county,
October 18th.
Graham. Tasewell county, October 26th
UighO.
Pocahontas. Tazewell county, October
9th tnighD.
kichlands. Tazewell county, October
2Sth.
Grandy Buchanan county, October 3Oth.
Jacksons Store, buchanan county, Oc-
tober 3lst.
HON. f. f.. MEREDITH.
Warrenton. October I'D.
HON. PETER j. OTEY.
Ckristiansburg. october 18th.
Concord Depot. October 18th (barbecue).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

OSl, MONDA1, w nlLE NOV lNt
a. from tho Chamber OF Commerce building -
Exposition Grounds, Az fOGRAPH STAMPS OF
President Henry ". Wood and Secretary WIZ
liam e. Owens siso, sECkETAkYo BADGE
Reward II returned 20 WILLIAM q. OWENS,
Secretary. Exposition Grounds. &C lott
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
OFFICES FOR RENT

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. BUILDING.
HAbF-FASFMENr OFFICE. corn p
Main aul NInth streets 2gN5i feet with
a private office attached llNl> feet. an! n
splendid vault sNlZ feet. This oi;lc" hds
water heat gas. and electric ignt flr-
u.sh.l bv building II IS suitable for
Rell Estate Rulding-FunI. banking. or
Insurance odiCe.
Also. other OFFICES for rent IN build
ius. .. 90.
Apply for terms q SECRETARY Of
CHAMBER. Room ~. oc DIV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

WANTED, TO SELL STOVES or
W ALL KINDS. OLD STOVES BOUGHT
AMI STOVES REPAIRED al {. 4. LElDY'S,
1909 east Fleukliu street, Richmond, Va
re 30 limo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
AUCTION sALEs-This DAY.
By J. H. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
iti3 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
LIZ

Real Estate Auctioneers.
iil3 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
SPECIALLY -DESIRABLE. SPACIOUS
sUBSTA INITIAL, AND ATTRACT
JVELY-LOCATED
CORNER DETACHED BRICK RESI-
DENCE AND LARGE LOT
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
MARSHALL AND TWENTY
FOURTH STREETS.
In execution Of certain deed Of trlFt
10 me, dated March :. 1889. and ~ record
In Deadlock l57 a. page 10 Richmond
Chnncery Court, default having been made
In the debt secured and being required
So 10 do by IN. beneficiary. ! shall sell by
public auction on the premises. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 3. lsJi.
at o'clock l.. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described in sold deed, the lot fronting
- feet on the east side 81 twenty fourth
street and ext ndlng back along tho
southern line % Marshall street within
parallel limos l2o feet 10 an alley p rect
wide: ma the dwelling being mos, sub
attractive I'm style. thoroughly convenient
woli arranged. and in all respects desiri-
bic
TERMS: BY consent. and IN liou ~
the terms prescribed by 3aid deed. ono
third cash: the residue In two equal IN
stalments at one and two years. by no
gotable notes. with interest added, ana
JAMES Il. ELAN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10

By -. J.. Turues A.. ..
Real Estate Agents arl
Sl2 east Broad s.r..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

have an ESTABLISHED BARBER
SHOP FOR sale located on the principal
street In Hampton. and now doing "A pay
ing business. which can be- improved with
the right man. There are three chairs
and all necessary fixtures FOR a good
barber-shop Will sell the goodwill and
fixtures for four hundred dollars $40
cash. Come 10 see me at opce.
L. w PHILLIPS,
Oc lowe. Th&Sa3t Hampton Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
WANTED, A PLACE N HOTEL
WE SEND SAMPLES.
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. A LARGE SECOND
W STORY FRONT AND HALL ROOM WITH
BOARD 'or two IL a private family. 10 alton
Grace street vest Of Fourth and cast Of Adams
rrolsr,ei. state terms. Address NJ. ~. re
Drsp,T,U Office Or 10-lt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
Ccgal Notiees.
EpTBIIC NOTICE.
for Sale.
4 Or SAI.ki

I. OR SALE!
OF" complete Steam Plant In perfect running order.
consisting Of pair OF Robert Whithill Newburgh Coss
Engines connected quarter centre. II In. 50 in.
grher with counter shaft main belt also two 100 H. r.
liabcoct q Wilcox Boilers with loo H. r. bergman
heater. with large lot exhaust and pipes.
The above plant be Running day. Inquire
Of Engineer. BAG Broadway. New York.
JAMES a. BROWN. Auditor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09

BID AsHcl

Government bonds continued To De neglected
at the Stock Exchange, but the market was
steady at unchanged quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09

Followi,c - o,.,,.a ..., g.. ,uaI
husinosg' ptr, W., W. :, 20 ,nd
q SeiL e, JIM. - ~ - 81 ~
snac,i,.aI' % > ~, '''-L ,i.otd
rei.hr,,,''', - '.~ve ,.i'~s go " 80
rt '" - ~ I1-I - go - sh ', ",l.. m
pt - 4i.'l'i M O1ioI llidn.i@i I''''"
taina i'o.H, l"r IS'4 Hds n"'h is''rn' 'o-,
oro e., 'iu 'm."' ma, oi iH,-'u ~ '''
~ al ' -. ~ ~ an. "''''
Foh'hI"N ."AHkEfr
The Governors # tne Bank %! England 81 their
weekly meeting made nJ chang" ~ rs minimum
rate OF discount, which remains at e.. per e. NJ.
In III" week the bank gained f420 S23 bullion. and
Tie proportion Of reserve liabilities raised
IT 'ln - 10 1SG9 Per cent against an advance RON
4Si5 20 30 per cent in the Corrrspo ndug week last
year Whcn ihc discount rate was unchanged Al
"a Der cont ihc bank to-day gained tht'hr'
i.iu'V'' bullion OF 5aian'H ~ tie London S'''N
FNt"Ah5e c'hfI.5 auVi lcei u @i's To- 'h''it|'
ava "9i4 for The account. - the open naiE"l
money vas !@dirr Of ~ per cent for di"c'iiN'S
and ia PEI cont fer ban'.ors' balances. Bar
silver fell Il @4@.l ounce. aud ruu-,. paper -
"f.. American railway shares were duii ana
weak. closing from :: - prr cent lover The
Vanderbilt shares were conep,cuously depressed
A. tafis French per cents rallied I'D $50
atincuEh sight cNrh'n@" on london advanced :"
- francs 10 III" s,'fiHf 80" weekly S'ai'-
,,.''"' g. -. benh "i .'i"'' +l'N ~ IN l'-'f 49,
~ specie 81 4N.-w'p francs Eoih ana 'VVjo iT'i''o
.hN"r. IN irfin tnr f-'' 'yF STERLING cHchAhb'
" - 'Fh ~ -V4''. marks I'r remand ara"
~ unn' l.orb * CO. @nrr -, investors a, . 80. ~,
am accrued interest rom october - >2."pVjo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09

The feature of the dealings in state issues was
the advance In Virginia fun led d'D, =" PER
cents, which were In urgent demand IRON orr
to 5si. Virginia deferred Gs. stamped receipts.
opened higher at ~. but closed dull ana heavy
at ga. Alabama. class A, declined from ~ 10
g-I9 There were no sales Of city bank stocks.
In the general bond market there was "a de-
mand for frst-class bonds that apparently WAS
not satisfied. Many Speculative issues advanced
because they were the only ones a'taihaDe'
The conspicuous feature Of the trading was the
activity and strength Of Philadelphia ana head.
ing issues I'm the belief that reorganization OF
the company Is close at hand. FIRST incomes
strong and per cent higher az "oA. WINE
seconds rose 3, per cent 10 2GW233i; thirds Is
per cent to 2o;s@293s, and general noflgase ~
3. per cent TO 1874. Atchison issues were ir-
regular but general A. were slightly higher al
IA Chesapeake and Ohio general 4i2s declined
- to 74i@. Dut Richmond ana AII'shahy ~
vision seconds rose further ] per cen, To ME-
Northern Pacific issues were rather heavy with
the exception Of coEsOl 5s. when advanced Il
per cent to 2S%. General Electric deDenture %
closed y higher at 20. Many other issues re-
corded fractional gains. reference IS hade 10
our full report Of bond sales.
There was only light demand FOR money on
cali ON time. Offerings were far IN excess OF
Thc Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, S1.!4$.226; balances. 1898 se
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to me Clearing
House s46S 1872. It's net loss on balance was
So 7SS.1O7. made up by loss Of S5,OS92io in coin
less gain Of s35G,i32 in currency The days
nnerations included: Receipts. $64li3io: pay
menfs s9.147447. resulting Ia a general balance
az Sal 527l3. consisting of S9J,4747s3 coin and
800 currency
The United States Treasury al Washington re-
ceived to-day $4oG.6S5 National bank notes for
redemption. - .-ooooo. -
THE customs receipts were $JS230S; the inter-
nal revenue receipts $}It,33o, ana tHe Misceila-
neous receipts ssO.4G1.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash ON hand and deposits IN bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows ,, n,.
-, ,,d IN hand S.3 $50 Syj3.i 100 Inc
Ne legal tenders ON 40 o,o ~, ., nc, o. T.. .
hand io'@sc'. - ,,',,-. nS .."',Dt
Net silver on hAnd- p'""'"'" "-''''"' INV i'3'N'lf
Act cash In the
Treasury NaniiH
cco'es 10 Oa7 $40 sl2O SO: O1o Inc 81. i6t SCI
,e,a,ii,s en- hank. II, lG5327 ili1G43 Inc i0c9S
Va, ~ b,once 2s3 si3i 7as ie5 Inc 81 "a go
There was a fair business in foreign exchange,
but rate, were easier on both London and the
Continent The demand was limited although
cable transfers on London were strong at N.s7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
NOTICE or SALE OF "sEWEEAGE LOAN

WESTcIESTER co. ~
ON the 2)h day - February 1894 at O'Clock =. m.
the common Council ~ tho city Ok Mount Vernon. In
Nesichrster County Ncw-iOfk viii q; their chamber In
b,nra0:ns Euscinl, Fourti-ay".. In said city. re-
crNe sealed proposals for the purcas" Of twenty-five Of
tie '.rwea"" .lrn Bonds CITY. The said Com
mon Council WIN then and there SAID proposals and
accept the hghea thereof unlrss T. deem II Tor tho IN
rr.st OF Ia" said city reject all of sail proposals
these ar" part ~ ~ bond. which 10 b. issued
by SAID city under Chapter COS 81 the Laws ~ itSG and
IN" seV"ni afn"ndmcnis thereto rnd under III" city char
ter 10 provid" funds the construction Il irm--sn
system or sewerage and drainage OR sail city. Each
iona WI De for the principal sum ~ one Thousand Dol
lars. gtd viii bear interest OF four 80 per
.cHum per nnnum PAYABLE ssmiannua!!y. Principal and
urc9 IN the city % Mount Vernon. The bonds VIII la
coupon lcnds; with the PRIVILEGE to IL" holder ~ hav!n,
them made Registered lprds
They Will be dated December fs 1881 and payable as
follows.
Ten bonds. Nos. ,c1 to rs inclusive. tune 1917.
Ten bonds Nos Ia u iss Inclusive. June ]. 1918.
Eve bonds. Nes. j.? TO i93 inclusive. June |. 1912
The bords WI b. delivered 70 IN" purchasers be-
10y; the Isl cay d March 1872. a. l. NJ
ny statute Ne bonds cannot he s.d or less than par
and accrued interest Nos - lTs Inclusive OF these
bonds have hceofoe been issued and sold AZ good pre-
MUM ana the proceeds OF them have been expended In
the construc,i"n 9, OF sewers for said city
by order OF 5aid Common Council.
Dated January I'D.
EDWARD r.. BRr'Sif. Mavor
ELIAS @. PEASE. Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09

Wells-Fa- Ev 49, to2 ,o-
West rei... 50 si's s2l 81. -. 81. 2sss5
UNLISTED STOCKS
AN n, Sns Rein. a., so3. ~ 79a 7o. 1875 1910
"a lIri...... s2is h2is S2s - S2is ~ 2l0
Dul & A.. E. -. -. ''''
NJ Lsai..... - w.. 2s'! ga. :, ~. a.s;;;;
ph,o.ntIr' ....'.' 80 80 - iit4 AZ ITO
~ ~; =: =" - - - u =, 500
Total shares FOR the day. 100 aG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
CLOSING PRICES o. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.


Thursday. January :" J.. III.
There was no leIceptibie change In the char
acter Of the trading at the Stock Exchange to-
day. The volume Of traneactions WAS little
larger than it was yesterday but the increase
was principally in industrial and special stociSs.
American Sugar Refining was strong in the
carly dealings. but lost tine Improvement, and
Distilling ana Cattlc Feeding; closed midway Of
narrow fluctuations. with q gain If only d. pr
cent Both stocks were affected by conflicting
adyices from Washington IN regard to the
action OF the Senate on the Tariif and Revenue
bill. II was reported at one time that u Chang
in the sugar schedule vas IN iiNo? 81 me re-
lining interests. and before the close Of bust
ness ii was suggested that thr dui! on sugar
might be made uniform Oh All grades. ii VA"
tempt 10 provide tariff for revenue. ana IN adj
ditiOn 10 uufy on SUGAR II was ociirN"d tAat
the tax distilled spirits would be raised rom
81 cents 10 s. lo ana possibly s. - q gallon
The marie depended ~ the main on IN" posi-
bilities Of leGislaton Int II was not "DsriN vd
that the greater the changes recommended 10y
the Senate the NOR. certain YVES Il disagreement
between the two houses of Congress. ana consr-
quenty the more imminent a c'npi"'"lse
through n conference committee. In that event
i; might be- loLg time before tie President
will have an opportunity 10 fix h's signature I"
new tariff law. Outside IL" Hio.i.S N..l'h my
be affected by legislation The franB p sHi-f'
were TN. centre Of interest. - l'9u. Was com
parativry active. but after moderate iiur'uations
IL closed absolutely Unchanged "hl'e 'mcAH5
sales Northwestern declined /. per cont Among
the stocks which cni1. an international market
NcW-Yorl Central wa especially weak, ana u
lost ! per cent. Philadelphia and Reading was
galvanized into new lie by assurances th't
obstacles to reorganization ~ TIE cri"pHhf
had been removed. After an advance rI pr
cent there WAS So much doubt about ID" future
OF the company that the Improvement was Ihi'l-
ally lost. The only other stock when h"ru"
to be mentioned was West I'm Union. which
rallied reluctantly. but suffered no final loss
The market was IN every respect WaliiNB one.
Tn viev, ~ Tho vcaknns- near the close yesterday
II was strong although hnal change were d.
Vided.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds continued to be neglected
of. tha ctncl, Irxrhaukc. but the market VAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
CHICAGO, PEORIA AND 1T. LOUIS RAILWAY
COMPANY.
JACKSONVILLE. LOUISVILLE AID ST LOUIS
HALFWAY COMPANY.
m , ~ ,a,oIdcr. and Stoc.sholdcr. OF the above
uic

rr,,.. IN. been appointed for the reorganization
~, ,,' ,oiroo1 properties under plan and Agreement
., Reorganization dated Jan g. 1894. lodged with the
-. -, ,h.,r securities with said Trust Company its
a,ca w 70, broadway in the city OF NewYork. on or
to,or. me 18th da, OF February 1891.
,o. a, the piar Of Reorganization may be had on
,,,ca,,on 10 ssid Trust Company.
Xew.yosk. January 9TH. ls''.
'e"'- LOUIS FITZGERALD,
CbaIrmnn Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
Cost nno foun0.

OSr-PassbooS No 90 lG7 issued by Inst for Savings
IL Merchants CLERKS The finder will please return IL
to IN" bank. - Union square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
SLIGHTLY MORE ACTIVE.
THE MARKET 4 WAITING ONE.
INDUSTRIAL AND SPECIAL STOCKS
sTRUNG-GRANGERS HEAVY.


s,frs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY &.
eAEs OF BONDS AND HANl; STOOLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
Ccrlures an0 nleetinss.

~ COPPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT LEcT-
~ UREs.-'n the Large Hall, az s. O'Clock. Feb; 10
lecture viii delivered by DIR. RossitcT ". Fay.
mond. - Tak About Water" No tickets required
Doors closed ~ b o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-02
The IOnles-Dnnlsh folklore.

one time the TONES went out early
i'm the morning INTO the forest to fell
trees. Just as they had got one tree cut
in so far that they could pull IL over
they noticed that they hsd forgotten
to bring a rope with them. For Ions
time they didn't know what to do. AZ
length il was agreed that one of their
number should so up into the tree and
sIapo Gun 9IlqM Q0loJ0 w N5eu SUI AGI
pulled at HIS legs and thus topple over
the tree. This was done, but the plan
wasn't "a success; for just at the hrst
pull, vip, of went the tony's head. IT
remained fast up there in the crotch Of
the tree while his body fell fiat upon the
earth. The others We're greatly perplexed
AT this; but as there wasn't anything
else to DO they laid the headless BODY
in their wagon. drove to his home. and
there arrived. inquired of his wife if her
husband wi en- he started off that morn
ing had had his head with him. just as
the rest of them. At first she wasn't
sure, and went 10 see II it was, perhaps,
in his old cap, which hung on the peg.
But when she remembered that he bad
eaten red cabbage for breakfast Just
before starting and so must have had
his head on when he went away. What
had become Of il since she couldn't say
Harpers Young People