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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
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Die oft b5tt man bieien aIaseruf unb
pie ieIten tpeib iib bel benz ourd einen
3ufaa beruriadten fleinen. aber nsrobs
madsnben nnfaa Semano ielbit obsr
piiien Nnbre ibm su beIfen. Gin eln'
fades, aber tpie er bebauptet, in aaen
Saasn fiber tpirienbes WitteI empfsbIt
Elm boaduoiider Gueenarst. @r rdib
namlid, einise Iropfsn rsines Olipsnbl
in bas BON einem fremben 8brper be'
ldfists Iuss su trdufeIn, unb perfideri,
oab bas Del unfebIbar 8brn6en, 4ide,
aaIf. Splitter u. {. IN. entfernen weros.
Bel 8btbs unb Sdmersen oer Iusen ioa
iid islbft sutes 8aumDl porsd8lld als
Ginreibuns fir bic Ausenlioer bepahren
unb 8sHeruns in furssr 3eit hsrbsis
fiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15

gm nd6aen Montas. ben l8. Dtdi3,
iperben es fiinf Sabre. felt Sarf 8,s'
mard fein @ntIaHunsseefud alS oeutider
3an,ler einreidte unb am 30. Didra bers
lief er Berlin unb reiite mad Sriebrt9Ss
rub, um bic 8erwaltuns ieiner Sitter 3u
iibernebmen. 8ismard bate benz &ai'
fer 0iIbeIm l. Elm 8isrteI Sabrbunbert
treu unb rebIid sebient unb tple elm
rotber Saben siebt ii6 bur6 al iein
@irfen bas 8efreben. Breuben unb NIT
ibm Deutft tIanb sroB unb ma6ti8 su
MAIDEN. Wenn man iid persesentpar'
tiet, in ipeldsr Berfuiiuns Oeutfhlanb
nod anfanss Der 50ser Sabre tpar,-
ssrriKsn unb uneinis i'm Snnern, mad
Auben tpenis mebr alS Elm geosrapbtiber
8eeriff uub Elm Spielbaa Der 2aunen
ber 8robs unb 8leinmddte,-o tplrp
man erft bic bipIomatiibe @epanpbelt
unb bas @enie zines 8ismard ibdBen
Iernen, Der es berftanb, al bic fait uns
iiberipinbIiden @esenidbe unb ben partI'
fularismuS in Deuti6Ianb su Gberiplneen
unb bas 8sid in bem 3eitraum bon
breibis Sabren gum tonansebenbten une
gefiirdtetiten in europa su maden. Oab
bas beutfhe Bolt in bem eiiernen 8an3'
Ier ben 8esriinber ber beuti6en ginbeit
ebrt, bapon tpirb e8 bei befen auf ben l.
Mpril faaenben soften @eburtstas tpie.
berum in nidt mibsupertebenber Weiis
2euanib abIeaen. Ber bic 2isbe unh
8srsrbrun8 bes beutiden 8oltes unb bic
Sodadtune aler @utseiinnten beiibt,
burfts tpobI auf bic speifelbafte @brs
psrsidten, Elm Disner beS ,.neueu
8urisS" su fsin, ber nur bas cine feit'
8iel SerfoIst, isinem grfinber @eibraud
su treuen. i'm iibrieen aber ibmablid
Siasto 8emabt bot. SO fei bier nur OF
ben SsblibIas bet ,,fdneibisen" @olol
niaIpolitif. an ben 2niefaa Dor ben 8o'
len unb neuerbineS on ben bubfertissr
Sang na1 ganoHar erinnert (burd gr'
Iaubnib Der Riidfebr ber SeIuiten.l
Inter 8ismard mar 9eutidlanb Der an
seiebenite Saftor in ber europdif6eI
8olitif. -iebt brebt Iid bic sanse oeutid
8oliiif UNI bic 8erberrlidunS Bilbelm
II. bon 9ottes 8uaben. limb bic tpabn
pibise Selbitilberiddsuns ees iunsel
Mlannes, Der in einem fonititutionellel
Staat ben aaeinberri4er su ipieIen Der
iudt. 1T bic lueae elmer sroBen befan
bieen 9efabr fiir bas beuti6e Reid.
Sim l. Npril feiert Sirit 8ismarf, hi
seiast, ieinen Soften @eburtstas. Bi
mbdten empfeblen, bab ale 8erebrer be
Alts8analers ibn an oieiem Gage bure
eine Graduation erfrsuen, bic man au
elmer Ser. ct. WsItppft. 2arte (fofst
@snts) ienben fam unb bic ettpa am 90
Dldrs bon bier abaeididt tperben mut
um seitis einsutteffen. Die @ibmun
auf ber &arte bleibt bsm 8eIieben be
Abienbers iiberIafen. Die 4orefe be
Slriten 1T Sc. grcelens 5irit 8iS
mard, Sriebridsrub, Germany.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
5aubbeit Fam nidbt sebeilt .persen

burd Iofals appIieatiuueu. peiI fie ben tranfe
sbeil bss Obres nidt errsidsn t6nnsn Gs
giebt uur sinen Wse bic Sasbbeit 3u furirsn.
uno Der 1T onrd eouffi intlOnslIe SeiImitttI
Saubbeit miro ourh einen enBinoeien 3uitanD
Der fdeimissn austleioun9 Der guftadfdsn
H0bre berutiadt. Wenn oieie Hobre iih eui.
3inoet, babt Sbr einen rumpelnoen Son ODER
unuollfommenes Sebor, unb wsnn fe eanj
aefhloifeu 1T erfpst &aubbeit, uno penu oIe
GnBunouug niht sebOben unb bieis H6bre pis.
Der IN ibrsn gsbori8eu 3uftauo beriebt psrbsn
fam, miro ras @ebor fur INNER tsrft6rt tper.
Den neun 6dlle unter sebn ftno ourd Satarrb
ueruriaht melder uit's ale Elm snbinoetsr
5uitaHo Der idIeimisen Oberildden iit
Bir ipoIleu einbunbert Dollars ( T ieoen
(ourb 8atarrb perurfadten) 6aq Don 5aubbeit
seben, ben mir nidt ourd &innsbmeu bon
paIlss Satarr l.sur beilen fonnen. East Sud
umfonft girtuIare tommen
3 8. ebensp & So SoIeSo. 8.
@ gerfauft bon allen apOtbef:rn, Toe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
3u 9eberfi66e.

Die 2eber muB unbebinst burdseidIa.
sen perben. bamtt feline Saiern blsiben,
seriebens SpisbsIH unb slpei Sanss boz
tnuspsri1 in Butter 8erbfeie SemmeIs
pdrfsI ba3u sesebsn. @epirss nah
8eIisben, I'M Sommsr itatt 3piebeIn
S9nittIau6 unb Betsriile oaran ssssben
ober bic 2lDbe bamit 8eihmdat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
SAaGsIHeifd,.

3psi pfunb 8aIbHsii6 unb ! I Bfunc
SdwsineFeiid peroen fein perbadt, mii
fein setpisstsn 8DiebeIn uno geieriiIie.
iotpie 5aI3 unb Bfeifer orbentlid per.
miidt. in cine 66dhsI eetban, nit stpei
8las Dein iibsrsoRen unb nadpem nod
Elm 2aIbsfnB baraufseIsst tpurbe. nit
sinsm paRenoen Papier bebedt. gun
gibt .maa einen Dedel barauf, ipeI6er
nit 5sis an bic Sdiiisl fsftBsmahi
tpirb. tsIlt bieie anbertbalb Stunben in
sinsn nidt su bsiben 8adofen uno trdst
bas SIeiih in Der S6aheI su Gti4s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15

I'm MsbisinsIdier iauber su reinisen.
nimmt mon idparseS Senfmsbl unb
iparmes WaHer. Dasie!be nimmt iepen
@erud unb @siumad fort unb ma&t bic
Slider 70 tIar tpie neue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15

"a Wasbeburs Sauertraut, 8ismarf
Sdrinee, Splanbifhe Sarinee beim Dub'
enb eber Sabden BET Biomaser, go $50
2a6apanna Anenae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
umediel. sabre" !"

Gs giebt i'm 2eben ber Srauen cine
Bertpbe sipii6en bem 30. unb 55. Sabre.
iuelbe Elm bebentenbes greisniB In beren
Grifen3 bitbet unb einen sroBen @influB
auf beren @liid uno @eiunbbeit ausiibt.
9ieler Suitanb sreift in einer gang beion'
bers nieberidlasenben @eiie bas sanSe
9eerpenipiteni an uno ba bic 5unftion bes
Magens, ber 2ebsr, glieren unb bes Ger
sens ausi1lieBli6 burd bas fpmpaibe.
tiide geerpenipitena iontrolirt ipirb, 70 1T
es lei6t ertldrli9, ipesbalb Srauen ipdb'
renb bieier Beriobe iopiel bnrh ote 9ranss
heiten biefer Drgate 80 leiben baben.
Or. Sdoop fanb, baB 2eben nno Rraft
euf Nerpenftdrfe berubeH unb tetne Ur5net
.@teberberfteIIer@ lit eiHe Heu emf
betite Webisin, tpeldbe biefe 2eioen betlt
bnrth bic gintuirfuns ouf Die Neruen, tpeIdle
bieie Organe fpntroliren uno mo ote urtafps
btefer Geiben 80 fufen it,
Sie5e Granei lit eine anerfdnrte gBoblthot
fir ieiben6e ssrauen unb etn Berfnd ptrb
tpId,es be,uetien. 81. Sboop's rBtebers
herfteIler1 b lit fein ~Nerptne@ NIT mel
diem Ramen giftige &eruenrei5mittel bedetdbs
net weroen uno melde geipbbnlid oas 2eioeH
nur peritdrfeu, fonbern es 1T eins @feebiH BE
sur Rrdttiguns unb grndbrung bes geidpads
ten Nerpenipifems beitrdst nno oaonrh ets
eiaentIiden uriadlen oeS 2eioens eutfernt.
Su apotbefeu ober franco per eIpres ftir si.oe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
Sanses Qane.
Sdblettbettbe 9oralpie.
9eetes 0etdbI. G9male tm Wa6ea
ane 9eaaeu.

Die Jolgsube Isbbafte 66ilbsruns fptrb NIT grpBsm
Snterelfe aeleen perben SD fnun eas fumpft. frie-
4tube BsfibI Mot btidreibtn, baB Id IN mtintu IT.
uien. 5dnben uu6 8tiueu battt. SO muBtt ieue abr.
nur eiHigsrmaBsu 6as tobte Gsfhbl In ihHtH su be.
ftitisen. 8ubeui hattt Id elm eigeuhamIihts Shud.
tsasihhI TN Wldeu un6 nm bic eenbeH In Dtrbiu.
buna init enem uubeidrtibliden Setabl ber etere TN
Daagsu aerste uaHHttu mein 2eiotH etHe t6lei4eHbe
parninfe fir pee ts feiHt pilit eisbt SO toar tins
anbeinhoIb Sahre befauoie In dIjfiider BthaubHHg,
anJtiae hbsr 9r. 9stIes' Rsiteratibe Rerbine
Dor augtu fam. tpornui i'd mir tius Jlae beri4nitte
unb es sinsuuehmen begaHri. muHberbar alg Cd uiHs
fritheHbeu @ehhIs perf4muubeu nHo Mot bas ges
riHsife anseiteu elmer mieberfehr pprhanbtn. SO
fhlt mid lest 10 uob aIs ie uub babe 5ebu ptune on
Geptdbt 5ngeuomutris obtppbI easelbe bon ITO Yih.
ant 1877 gsiunfsH tpar. Sames 6aHs easfus. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15

- 8eitsat bas ,,@O6enbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
OF. nli(eSa 11erOine 6i(tt. !

De. 9eiIss' Seeitssattpe RssbtHe IN BET aIIeH
upothefer# unter ansbridiiher Gorontie 90 habtu
bart SHb burb etnieubung bes preiies besoetu pet.
ssH fIais foftet sL0o; 6GIafaeH sS 90 erorskfrst
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15

: Empfehlenswerte Werke fir die Hausbiblothek :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15

Or. S9ppp, Bog 9, Ratine. Wis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15

Or. S1oopY -8egs
tpeiier Sur @eiunbbett,s :
Elm Bud, tpeIdes Writ.
th eilunaen iiber bic
8etbiel : Sabre entbdIt,
nebit Broben, tperben an
iebe leibenbe Sran frei
periaubt. Wian idreibean
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-27
He Knew the Coy.

This story is tod Of Mr.. Rudyard
Kipling, as illustrating very clearly
the characteristics of the vigorous
English boy who was afterwards 10
achieve such widespread tame WIN
his pen. When a boy of twelve, he
went ON a voyage with his latheF'
who. becoming desperately seaslcN'
retired TO bis berth, leaving young
Rudvara to bis own adviccs. fres-
entity the poo- father heard i ire
mondous con!motion over his mead,
and down the companionway das"e'
tho boatswain three steps at u lllhe
shouting excitcdly: MI h'plhg'
your boy has crawe1 out on INT At
yard arm, Il he ever let's so ne
brown. sure. "Ycs, said Mr.. mp
limo. falling back on his pillow " ~
n sirh Of relief, but lie won If
ro. Household Words.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-27
figures in a BARRIERS Shop.

a Chester man who was ANXIOUS
70 know how many strokes OF the
razor a barber made in shaving hum
counted them, and was quite sur
prised to find what contract II was
to remove the hair from his cuurle.
The work of lathering the custom
er's Roman mug wasn't included III
the enumeration, the counting not
beginning until the razor, freshly
stropped, was applied to the face.
The barber removed the soap first
applied. and by that time the strokes
numbered 200. The lathcring was
done over again, and when the seal
was removed the second time 'h'
/ score had crcpt up to42o' Inc par
Der gave his customer a carelu
shave, and when the last stroke MAJ
been made the customer had counte
619.-Chester News.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-27
FoTR BIG SUCCESSES.

Having the needed merit to more ll,a''
- az =" GOOD ali the advertising cla'mei
, ~" ,hsm The following four remeules
Nave NO. reached a phenomenal sale. ir,
i n;.',,S e Now discovery for consumption
coughs and colds. each bottle Us Is g rom.
on,eed- Electric Buffers, the s,ra , ,o.n-
sdv for IiAer, stomach and hlu !, ~,
Ipnctlen's Arnica salve the best ID NH, ,,,e
,'nr1, ana DR.. Kings New Life Pllls,
w w,irh "re a perfect pill; All these ;t,.
w Whistles ese are guaranteed to DO lns'
what is claimed for them anu h Lnr
ar whose name is attached n ne ,han,
viii be clad to tell You more n Oh s.ore
S SlI, a, Harvey & Roby's Drug store
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-27
Notice Tor Pub icatiOn.
Land Office at Jackson, Miss, !

Land Office at Jackson, Miss,
December 9, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
loving named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof IN
support of his claim, and that said
nroof will be made before the Circuit
CLERK of Alfalfa county at Eosciusko,
Miss. on January y, 1896, VIZ Jo-
seph VI. Walton, of Zebulon, Miss Il;
f. No. 1921 for the az of se ar OF
See. - and n hlf Of 5 " or OF Sec % 1
l6 y r East. Co. J..
He names the following witnesses to
proye his continuous residence up.on
and cultivation Of said land, VIZ John
N Croft, Milton +, Campbell, George
W Lindsey, T D Williams, all OF Heou'
lon, Alfalfa Co., Miss; ,,>, IT.,
ROBERT +, WILSON, Register.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-27
WHAT YOU
DON'T KNOW
ABOUT
California

Is told in a beautifully illustrated BOOK
entitled "To California and Back.
a. AZ Ed e. sisson,f So. ?. A., Chatta-
noooA. Tenn. Santa Fee Route, for
copy tits free. ,.,;os
" Personally conducted weekly parties
leave Chicago every SATURDAY evening
and Kansas City every Suhoa! no.n'
~ pori1ir Coast. via santa Fe Route.
S sS agents and porters in attend
ance Pullman tourist sleepers are
used. furnished with all conven,en1ces
for comfortable travelling. Second class
tickets honored.
You have been planning tina
California trip for several years
~ Whv not 90 now and take advan
" tare Of cheap rates? santa l'
a~ Route is positively tue only Ilh'
O with Pullman tourists ana Pala.c'
seepers, Chicago and Kansas O't
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-27
THEGULF, COLORADO

No cure, no pay. that is the way por
tar,s Antisep.ic Healing Oil is sold tor
Barbed Wire Cuts, Burns, Scratches
tracked Heel, Saddle Calls, Old Sores,
and all kinds of inhamations on man or y
beas.. Price 25c. For sale by We
BrumOy.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-27
RuckIen,s Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhenm
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped II ands
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
satisfaction OF money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by
HARVEY 4 kOBY.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-27
Money to Loan.

We are prepared to make loans
now and request parties who wish
10 borrow to call on W B Potts or
Jno. NJ. Fletcher.
Merchants end Farmers Bank
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-27
TIT SONG or THE BROOK.

haste ty Hill snd valley.
haste ey mead and lea,
] an the message bearer
From the mountains to the sea
lam the mountains courier,
And every meadow thrills
While carry 10 the ocean
The tiGings Of the hills
And every meadow hears It,
For as so each day,
Lest FORGET the message,
sing it all the way.
And the lily blooms grow whitcr,
And loud the meadows ring
With the exultant gNadnoss
OF the message that | sing
What &c tell the ocean,
That all the hills are strong,
And all the forests on thei- JaeGs
Melodious with song,
That TO the youth Of nature
ghe hoary hills are true.
And that the ancient mountains
AND this OLD world are rev. -.
What 10 tell the oceaIs
That on the sun-kissed hills
Are perfumed winds OF healing
And music-haunted rllls;
Prom their eternal affairs
Tor evermOre shall rise.
IN al the Eden freshness
New incense 10 the skies.
The hazy mists Of summer
That Ger ;heir SUBMITS dwell
Brood like benedictiol
That says that a.! is well.
What GO tell the ocoanf
say the hills are fair
Ind drink the ever fresher health
From heavens entoldipg air;
That sunward ferns are spring.I&
Within their deepest rlooms,
And that the fields are GrifteG
With snow and apple blooms;
And that there's mighty music
Where mountain torrents 1aeet
And that the heart Of nature
Fer evernore is sweet.
What Go tell the oceanf
SAY the hills arc high,
Bat draw new youth each morning
From the chalice OF the SKY;
Thew drink the virtue o; thcday.
The great suns heat anu light,
AND battle themselves IN stiffness
And the silence Of the night
And the wind around their SuNnllts
With strong, triumphant breath,
Proclaim above the land Of graves
That there can be no death.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-12-27
Two More Holne.Seekers Excar'
si0ns via
Cation Belt Route.

On January 18th and 2sth, 1852 the
w Rslt Route viii sell round trip
G ,css's to S' al points in Arkansas, Texas
l ,.;'orS a, rate of one fare for the round
I rio; ,u ~ 81 s Stop overs will be allow
,;,o ~ Of pf1 Is DAYS. Tickets good to 70
turn nal rn route running through lTsins to
Twas Wa.' coaches, reclining chair cals
seats eats free, Pullman sic 'pers, %a.,
thereby avoiding veXa'loHs cna'ses
any For further information desired
h0' Address,
G. P. RECTOR, Commercial Asen
- THrsyeIine Freight x Pass. Agent,
KS Main ST., Memphis, IenI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
srARBUcK AGAIN IN CONTROL.

The appointment OF c. J. Smith by Judge Han
ford at Seattle as receiver OF the Oregon Improve
nent Company. ar the suggestion OF the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. upon the request Of ".
Il. Starbuck the former president Of the oregon
company is interesting TO Wall Street as showing
that Mr. Starbuck is again on top In the company :
see-saw experience. The StaroEck interest was
ousted by that headed by Elijah smith. who blythe
BY is not relation OF the other Smith. {. J:
smith EnO resides in seattle. has been for se'eIal
years the general manager FOR the company he
served as such under the Starbuck management.
which was suppianted several months ago by that
Of elijah Smith. The Receiver has given bonds IN
the sum OF 10000. his sureties being H. g Henry.
r Latmer. F. O. Graves and :. VI. '. Backus
The application for receiver was based upon the
OREGON Improvement COmpanys failure 10 pay the
interest due upon consolidated bonds october /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
GENERAL ALGER on The OCILooh.
HIS VIEWS AS TO PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
THE TARIFF AND SILVER

HIS VIEWS As TO PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
THE TARIFF AND SILVER
Gan Francisco oct. 5.-General Russell A. Alger'
80 Michigan. arrived here yesterday on one OF his
annual business trips look after his lumber ihtrr
IS and VIII remain about week He was asked
sb,ut the outlook in the East for the next cam
u,ign THE feeling Is very general that the re
r,rlioan marty Is sure to win. Mckinley. Allison ana
Reed are the candidates who are most talked OF
now, he said "Of course. Harrison Is always a
possibility but think that the pubic sentiment mas
ervstauized upon the three l mentioned Morton,
~ New-York - talked q now considerably ana il
The Nevr-York delegation should come to the CON
vsr+,on unanimous for him and make a strong hsh'
he rnigh. be- a formidable candidate II Is eehera"y
understood hat the Republican party once IN power
yriu revise the tariff 7 don't mean by revising the
tariff that We shall go back TO the extreme meas
-as % the past but IN things preionlihah,lg
wool there VIII be distinct changes % tal a. !
am able % Judge. the excitement ABOUT sAsrI ia
largely elbeldel one hears very iitue com d', y
with what was heard year ago on ne sutJe.l. III
irteruatona. agreement, however, looking IoHai 4.
the larger 1rr,..ation of gol4 and silver VII ne
With the hea~tv r-spouse and reio'ln or az p4I 80
| think that this is question mat should De taken
of uol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
NORTHERN PACIFIC COMPLICATIONS.

The complications around the Northern Pacific
Railroad receivership are ;hlcNenlns dsoatch
from Chicago yesterday. after calling attention 70
the fact that Andrew F. Bureign, the receiver ap-
pointed By Judge Hanforl. will control the road
from Dakota TO the Pacific coast. while Messrs.
MacHenry and Bgelow. the receivers selected by
Judge jenkins will have eye on that part OF the
road which runs through Minnesota ana DAKOTA
adds that "the question OF final control VIII depend
on Judge I.acDmbe action at NeW-l OK
one OF the men especially Interested III the s.tua-
ton said yesterday: 1T IL an odd state or aHars
that after We have b. IN running al over the coun-
Try 10 Miiwiuke-, Seattle. etc. We shou.d now
have TO coroc back 20 New-York q hud out how We
stand IL a. evOcaUve OF thought 10 pear IN rhl
thai we are Informed that j. Plerpont Morgan ana
Colonel . H. Payne have gone hunting Win j. ).
Nm while Judge IacOmbe. who is not regarded as
hostile 70 the Wh.tney-Payne interests. Is being
talked OF as the final arbter Of the receivershlp
matter Bg FISH SEEM indeed, 10 De swimming
around Northern Pacific affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
LocA1 BUSINESS conPLIcAr TOYS

Deputy Sheriff whorskey has received an at
,achment against Richard G. Barter who kept
nsh market at No l.4l5 Third-ave.. IN favor or
Warner 4 Prankard. FOR s6i5. The attachment was
obtained on the ground that he had given bill OF
sale of his business September y 10 John j. Pagan
and had departed from the STATE.
David b Calm has been appointed receiver In
supplementary proceedings for Nathan Michaeis.
who kept a cafe and cigar store at No. llD Broad
way and no. Il Park Row. on the application OF
the J y. Pace Tobacco Company. OF this city and
Richmond. Va Mr. Mlchaels failed IN August,
Liabilities reported AT 5000 His stock was sold out
by the Sheriff and purchased by mis- wife and his
brother who is a cigar manufacturer at Montreal,
and Mr. Mlchaels has since been working. he says.
f1- them. 10 ascertained IN mis- examination
that he had transferred a $1,000 tortae insurance
policy He TO MS mother, Mrs. Henry Jacobs,
OF Montreal
an attachment has been obtained against Har-
riet Ruth Tracy dealer N sewing machines Of No.
81 Union square. In favor u George Gunton, for
S<3 her note
Joshua l.. Field % Phlla iClpha. for GO17, In favor
OF The American National Bank, OF Flndlay, ohio,
on a note and assigned calm Of the Finiiay
Church Furniture Manufacturing Company.
The Sheriff has received an execution against NJ
Kur,z A. c.. manufacturers OF canes at Nos rs
ana ~ Grand-st for N.2yl. In favor Of Max Ref
fenDerg