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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
Az EX-4LDERM.fN INDICTED.
rIrrI.rP r. BENJAMIN IN CUSTODY CHARGED
WITH BRIBERY At THE POLLS FOR THE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Ex-Alderman Philip T. Benjamin. az present en-
ployed scarcher In the Office OF the County
Clerk. walked into the D!strict-Atorney' Office
yesterday and announced that he had called to
render himself. he had been informed an indict-
ment had been found against him by the Grand
Jury. charging him with election frauds Assistant
Dlstrict-Attorney Battle told Mr.. benjamin he hs
been correctly Informed. and that $500 bah would
be required for his release According to the indic;
ment the complaining witness VIII be Samuel Roth
berg He alleges that he IL leGl. voter Of the
Eighth Election District OF the lila Assembly Dis
trlct, and tina, on November last s. paid to
him by Benjamin vote the straight Democratic
ticket, including Hin for Governor. smith for Re-
corder and Grant for Mayor
Benjamins friends who accompa MED him. I'M
mediate;y went away to secure bondsman. and
sad they would return in shor; time The papers
give the defendants address as No. % Eldrldge-st
and his occupation that of a cgar-maker. About
four years ago Bcnjamin represented his district in
the Board OF Aldermen for a term. Rothberg ac-
cording to his story. did not receive q once alone
but three times. He would change his clothing and
go back and Benjamin would fail TO recognize him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
TO LIMIT THE ISSUE OF PASSES

cnicsso. San s"-ticnera, managers Of the West
lines spent the day considering the pass agree
nert. They decided to limit the issue OF passes
- employees OF railroads of railroad officials 10
points in the territory southwest OF st. Louis for
The present. The question will be still further dis
cusscd at meeting Of the interested lines to be
he'd in st. Louis February ..
The FIRST meeting OF the new Western Trunk
Lines Committee will be held next Friday for the
purpose OF considering the attitude OF the Union
Pacific IN the matter OF Puget Sound rates. Mean
vale the Union Pacific is standing firm and de-
clar.s that 1t will under circumstances alter It's
position in the premises
EarninSs az the santa PC for the third week in
January were ST., fi decrease Of Sls522 from the
corr, spon&ns week OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
MCRSrOy rs FOR N'EJyLEY.

columbus. Ohio Jan. so-John NJ. Thurston.
united States Senator.elcct from Nebraska, called
s'sn governor Mckinley yesterday and was the
OF tho Governor during his brle, stay IN the
~ mr. rhurston is on his way TO Washington.
~s'e ne expects to remain a few days, after
~"eo ne vii go 10 New-York Gu professional
s'"eSs. DR. Thurston Is strong Mckinley man.
go nS considers his election was largely due 10 the
,se, nors visit TO that State las; fall In in
. sc" he declared In favor Of the nomination OF
othor ,sy or President saying he believed no
the WI. n'an could arouse 20 much enthusiasm in
buf rJ,Sstern States Mr.. Thurston Is bInetailist,
issun a'sved President clcveland's proposition to
skoss;x per cent gold bonds for temporary relief
fxtis.a. o. supported He is opposed. however. to
tor ny treasury notes that have been redeemed.
'~sSssson that II would restrict the circulatinG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
the LIFE and NATURE or COROT.
AZ INTERESTING LECTURE on THE GREAT
ARTIST GY PROFESSOR CHARLES
sPRAGUE SMITH

Az INTERESTING LECTURE ON THE GREAT
ARTIST GY PROFESSOR CHARLES
sPRAGUE SMITH
The life % COro; his cary home and the wonders
q. his art clearly and Interestingly revealed
by Professor Charles Spiague Smith in lecture
yesterday afternoon at the Sale des Conferences.
Ma. ei5 Fifth-ave, aided by excellent stercoptcon
Illustrations. The childhood home of Corot. which
purchased in 1917 by his father. first pct-
uFel. the speaker telling Of his difficulties In obtain
ing entrance to the jealousy guarded place where
the great ar,ls. once lived. and which never has
been changed. although it has passed into other
hands. The lake nearby. with the wealth OF foliage
which Corot never weared in reproducing, also was
graphically described
III the human element be e.imina ted" said the
speaker there Is gracdeur here, only loveliness
everywhere. reaching It's highest expression on the
shores Of the lake and within that jealousy guard
Cd court. But humanity is here in Corots world,
AMI holds larger place therein by far than In the
villages upon the border OF Miliets forest Mil.ets
nature WAS in full sympathy with his environment.
corots with his But neither understood the other.
@she every one Of Mlllets rugged trophies OF
ton hangs OF Corot's summer idyls for each in
'e'pe's only part OF nature and life. and without
the other is Incomplete. Corot born in Paris
under the Directory the 2Gh OF July. 1906 OF peasant
''o'N 'o' WHICH nc was proud, and which he re-
seinoIed both physically and morally"
|ofot early lie. his education and business train
ing. "h'ea became to dstastefu 10 be borne. were
'o'd o. as MAS also his subsequent
painter.
"heh Corot begged his father TO release him
r9n business llfe he about twenty-six years
~ .ontInued me lecturer. yet his relation to his
wTenis remained through life that OF child. He
~, maMs'I alieT MS fathers reluctant consent, only
Us cnonSn 70 provide himself with the tools OF his
s ceE trade and then went down on the shores OF
NO Wo se'ne I'm Of Soy and began TO paint. Corot
NJ, c1iH ~ nature and it his constant
Yascs l'1t nc might be So A. TO religion. IL has
~ say TIA. he loved only Christ and his teach
hsS 80, Lorots return from Rome where he
stvaic!: MS lie rcsembed Mlllcts, struggling
T. ,oet - ;ae end against the opposition o. those
p'wt' IN inc art world In 1877 lie sent two pict
rriss1s,1 me salon, and from that time forward
ssc,a Dull one exposition. yet 1t long before he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
.rcrIIsoN REORGANIZATION PLAN

a
The main points Of the Atchson reorganization
nlan have been decided upon and the completed
nlan will be issued. it IS expected in few days
The London committee of the Atchson has in
formed the American committee that 1t does not
care to PASS upon the plan of reimbursement re-
Gently issued by the American committee. but 1t
does not disapprove the plan and wants the Amer
team committee 10 go ahead and draw up definite
plan The main points of this plan are. it is be-
leved. follows:
1t is proposed to reduce the present general mort
cage 4 Der cent bonds 20 per cent, from ABOUT
S,30Oool To $4,000 GD0 the present holders to re-
ceiye new bonds with exactly the same len as
now For the interest thus surrendered. together
with the defaulted coupons four in number. incud
ing the July, 1855. coupon and the three months
interest October !. 1896. when. II Is hoped the
plan he declared operative. II is proposed 10
offer the general mortgage hondholders per
their present holdings. interest on the same TO be
paid II earned. But If not earned they get nothing
for what they surrender.
For the present sol 900 600 OF a and II bonds pre-
ferrel sto X viii be issued at par and sl4.WpoU
mare Of preferred stock as bonus for the assess
fnts OF Sia 9Os no preferred stock There has hee
difference OF opinion to the proportion at which
the assessment should bc levied on the stock anu
md y bonds. but IL seems likely that the stock
e "A ln.nalrel or so q bond and the bonds 81 4
l,snlre1. or so bond. The foreigners are averse
q tho \ and /, bonds being required TO guarantee
rho stock assessment. ana this condition may be
C'eirind.
The Sr02 GDNO Of common stock will he exchanged
TO- II Ike amount of new common stock.
e The io,nl Executive Committee met yesterday
am discussed the Plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31

c,pc1-LAR TO THE BONDHOLDERs.
Inn OF DIRECTORS OF THE NORTHERN PA
,r,c URGES THEM TO DELAY DEPoslTlNG
ruFlR SECURITIES WITH THE ADAMS
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
,.ara NJ Directors OF the Northern Pacific
..,,road Company has issued circular TO the
",rs of the second, third and consolidated
,gspe bonds urging them to delay depositing
",,r securities with the Adams Reorganization
..nmittee The principal points OF the circular
ar. the following;
,IInnnnolders should delay their deposits sun FUR.
bonn not only on the grounds already given. but
for oowng OF the road have shown
l,nraeing Increase for the last fve months they
not hoT continues hey viii not be- on
SIGNAL n Al basis. Until such basis Is reached no
or PTse Gan pf" asreemen PREPARED by
DC Committee for signature by those VINO deposit
their bonds a an caIcaated to cause INCONVENIENCE
sai i 'rerhaps loss 10 depostors In other WORDS;
a ae re o Subject he obsO
ther ~ the committee as their only and exclu-
sre ATTORNEYS asen, mt ana u bs fac, that the
Mmwittse has given no signs OF reccdng from the
taken BY h in ats IS mSe n APf h
sosmmjitse is working solely for the purpose OF
SGThsr" EsG rsSabsse ne
INV such great property the various Interests
Sms. work together in broad and equitable spirit,
InSsh thus far the present committee has not
VIII. Will II is for the interest OF all security holders
sno , ~. rrceivership be terminated at as early
ina. az oosslhle No one needs to be told that the
dae a. ." managing property through receivers. no
co s,e or how able and honest they may he is far
m attes than that OF tho usual management The
Iri for,naiities are necessarily increased ana are
es,irely enormously expensive. But II an unjust
rem ~ ton is proposed not only is the
p Is,, in office of the receivers prolonged
,p The legal augmented to ruinous en-
uu. I, is not satisfactory 10 bondbolders 10 see
ts ems of thousands of dollars. which should
~, Saw I'd the payment OF coupons. appropriated
ss O ior lawyers fees. and it behooves them
.hnrsscre IN use their influence in favor OF such
nnvrsc Of procedure will reduce to minimum
Tho danger Of litigation. a., s,.
W, Ice Of the foregoing reasons the directors
.. The ro,nmapy advise bondholders not to comply
lin tho request Of the committee and not 10 De
o,.r,,.I bv its threats. This advice is given be-
"suse its aims and organization are not regarded
ss ravn~uho 10 the future welfare OF the property.
Tbs directors believe that a broader and more
.o,,if,hlo nolIcy should and will be adopted. and
~, arc r.adv TO give their cordial support TO this
W. an" ohor commitiee which will meet the proper
Sc,nnnds Of various interests in liberal spirit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
THE DULUTH AND WINNIPEG.

Duuih Mimi. Jan. CIV. +. Fitch. president.
general manager and receiver o: the Duluth and
Winnipeg Railroad. was yesterday ordered by
judge Nelson 20 make special report on the COM
pary's Affairs. He ordered Mr. Fitch TO sell the
road unlcza the Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit
COMPANY Of Philadelphia within five days pays
the principal and interest on 5000 bonds in which
IL has dcfoultcd. together with the costs which
hnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
RECORDED MORTGAGrS.

Ao" 5 5s.; S 1aS;on Toad iSl.,s 100
- % W q ad.aye . ..:.........:... 1000
ST. g H'H :, Of s' frr. ss,'' ". 1000
snsa n;h Eq'a7E ana Of Tf s ,S w Har carroll
'% Go nSa ana VIZ: S, hc o ac' q TqFrsr
conrov John p as ,rrsicc TO Jos .ph sic,ncy
a aiiRs' s M'i 81 l a. e i g, ao'e mort
coia rdcic ana anaiicr 70 naihc De- Young
,ar.-anoher esecuiars. 80 i.S7 aiav". wears 5000
cSgr'Io 10y ~, Mafy :, "a Ward Land Enforcement ,o
carf e, nrase, a 20 James . rheIan. 5ls .o
EnrLsh' John ! ir, to 2fd Ward Land Improve o,o
rn~er c ga and anoihcr o snrn p"y.so '
IIome,st - :, q I,oTs, years. $500
,, ssn,s 50 Z, ., Ann,st years 900
worth ct al trustees a5,h-st. 100 r. Of go.
Hail. william H. ir 10 /, - johnston n corner
, Mndison ao, and 10th, ! year 5000"
inss Bank Sf-avc $50 # fo2d-si. o,
nsnei salome to John cioushrcn. > s3d-s,.
- Il q 2i-ave year. 5000
IGi,hsi 1886 r. Of Mo1ris ave- ';'S Years 5000
'@ss ''f Gs n%@ T Hnu Isaac and SS.r prop
Kane sr1s william liam S. to John McNanns no :: 'o''
Kelly, Fannie j. 10 = g :.snderbosel. guardian.
Iewkovitz. isidor. to Z II Watson. I2sth-st.
McKcnna cecilia to John sutherland ct nj n :
years and demand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1893 100
Mitchell Henry l.. et al. 10 the New-York Life
Years ZOO
Mcrkel Martha 70 the Title Guarantee AMI Trust
morfases 3 years NATURALIZATION. 400
Mckerlol Lucy \. and another to r. a Price 1T
a. executors. III West fIst-st. years. 1000
ORsilly. Mary 4. 10 Robert Deyo. trustee.
n g corner 1th-avc and Iothst. yenrs........ 1000
Pclnsohmidt. John. 10 Grerorlo hi Lorenzo.
iGDth-st 81 II ~ FOS-st. wear. ......... Go
'i'"e Al, Observation-Disclosures. 1000
TODD Judson +. to \ \ jordan. n Pefry-si.
OF Bleec;cr-st. y'ar................. 500
Turner Harry 81 to I'D Ward Land Improve
/ .......,.'.............. I.0sO
VIeie mar. Morris ~ 10 calvin \ Stevens
and another. EXECUTORS. ia and 80 East i2th-si
!. morrages wears md denian ............ $500
Nier Martin To- the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Rank Nilctt-sf. - II II % Gfand-st ! 800
Vcck~r Mary. Jacob Dohrmann . = lO3l-s
mr., n - Anstcrfair-aye. year ........... 1900
The ministers etc Of Reformed Protestant Dutch
Itnr,i la 3Ih-st city 81 New-iork. 10 he
minister's etc. of tho Reformed Protestant Dutch
.ho ~ SHAVE demand .................. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscI,lrTIoNs Fon
"a TME SEW;YohK TRiB brN.r Will 81. BE ,r M.
door north q 1hir,y-Hrss,-,t and nd ADvEI;
Eshaay. .. corner Twenty third e., IL s'sh-sv.S
THrd-sv. cor Forty-ssven'h-s: Icce Third ave. asss
G6ty-nIstst !. 70o Ftpt-ayA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
nrA1. rsTATE THNNsrEEs.

sah g, It - al-pvc ,rl ls9'ioo'' Gorge ,ie 20
ell, al"D' ': rs +, q loe,ic,S n
."'<re h5l3 "a. ana s" Sr 10 zeman am ~i,e to
o4a ..n y i Il. We'i Fraace. Roe to william .. -,
si,,.s, 's, "a 275 n " Il io,h-a,c 25sic'5. Marie
a rsr'a" Ne to ~ a &C. rs ' r. Elsari Ie,asi
20 Iia New 'mt" cSeou'riH. New ~, NJ.
Mo 'o""~ 9ioio n e o., rke.' e,etioo
s'anD a''s" ~ II, JAM s,,e John Nor.
saiIraa.;'. 80. u, ana ~ simon Adler ct al
Ry,ns,5r.t IS corner A,,orn.y., 25,ioo jo'
scih witnr T. Iigda wiuaer .s.a,,, 900
r 81 , %: Ae'sr - Jordao ard WI, jna,
charic. st. g. y. william $ Kane /, Ella Keno-
same. property John \ McManu' and Wiz to
Iria, p Pa N": r. a; Amelia Gan to Anne
same ' properly. caroline Gall l., John MAum-r.
suardian o. Nnn,e Anngr. ''''
Johanna Doh,.iv t. John u I,of~ri, ,....,..,,.
3 C,,5a,nr Ind. +, . r. q ne, .,a.' ''A''
10is,-sf. =. loJ q . ~ CDinmhus-a'e. 3rlvbll;
hail. i'.'' T. ' - ~ e " q 1,h.ayr ;os"ii
Meyer Gfuhn ana wife 90 Louis Jones. ..... !
reasan,-aye, ~ ~ Bertha Rosenberg 10 Theo-
'- ha.aiie c,a%lcy to Mar,Ia 1 Mcnc Y''O''
2d..aye D.. 81 = n u >o'h-si. 2'csico Morris q,
si,i.s, :. NJ q Of M"4 al,.,'. 1910
Louis scc&icr 1875
Israel Mar1, and wife 70 Th-odor schmId, -.. eJeD
I.Dxiugfon-avr l221-sf. 100 ilN35.
Thomas Carroll ana wife N Mary \ OKellly.. C,vD
12isi-st s. 40 II y 21-avc. 2ONinO II: Eosa
and Julius Goid 10 William Gold. .....-...... ]
2d-hvc. Nos . 80 and . nc. t. I
3l-ave. NJ -. Mitchell Halliday end wife TO
Isadore cohen lnd wifc. ............... .....-.
Nadisonave. o corner iOjtn-si. 100 iIN1O. i;sn-
lamin II Johnston 60 William II Hall. ir........ |
i"1th-st. 80 ~ East. Jcsfph l. weber and wife ~
'hrisinn lie-sack. :.....::.....
H. iGJ AMI 40 map SECTOR s. Nyse Estate.
I'D Wad Land Improvement GO 20 Harry
Turner Observation-Disclosures.
lot ;i~ map. same 10 Mary courtney. 80
40 fnI.e map. same John / Enrirhi. 1909
Honest. =. - ~ ~ foV-s'. 2tx'tx2I.tNI1".
Charlotte + Tfov3f.lgc and husband 20 Sadie
i;al-st. so n . u Wiilis-nve 25vlV1 samuel
Il simmons. ". t. John I. Burg ...........
Fp~-si. p. p.ll II 81 iG1thsi. oiGNloixiJS
10. Gr'goric III Lorenzo ard wife 20 John
EflSafifn'0i w
West Farmy 10 Hunts Point Road adjoining land
Of Andrew N0strand. ii2v30NJix>5si59. David
\ and Joseph ~ Kelly 10 Catharine Kelly. =
Orchard-ay. u e. ~, q @ of Samuei-st, 22xiJ0:
ard g',, ~ ~ ~ So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31

medium. Mr. Thurston is OF the opinion tina; the
on.y of the present troubles Is the re-enaci
ment OF the Mckinley Tariff Law. He favors the
payment of all import duties in gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
fnrnisbc0 houses 90 Cei-Conntrn.


A TLANTIC CITY y. j.
hFoH RENT.-Furnshed throughout. on. 81 the most
desirable and bert located cottages In Atlnnnc city:
~" feet from ocean: I. all convenences: gas
electric light. baths crate fires etc stable on prop
thoroughly heated and in model seaside
home spring months: 500 per month until May
ist. Address 40 South Maryiand-ave.
Also Tor rcrt for summer season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
CssaI Notices
< 4EpARn. RALPH H..-Surrogate's Court

& UEPARD. RALPH H.-Surrosates Court,
- County OF Oswego-In the matter OF the application
Tor letters OF admnis,ratlon Of the goods hatts and
credits which we're OF Ralph III. shepard ceceased-To
lie creditors OF said Ralph H. shepard deceased Please
,s ohovsnaned Ralph H. shepard deceased as pc
,itloner upon her consent. and upon the CONF G.
H. Shepard deceased acknowledged and fled with the
s,rrn,ate OF the County OF Intends - apply
,ns SAD surrogate for letters of administration I've
,rsued 10 her and {. sidney shepard cOaimnlstia
80 81 The goods chattes and credits which said
RALPH H. shepard. deceased with limited and modified
innL % the provisions Section ..Gci
Cole IL cIvl Procedure OF the State o. New York
YOU and each Of you are hereby notified and required.
under and OF the aforesaid section Of said
and in pursinnc. Of an order OF publication made for
that ririse by the fal Surrogate dated the first
OF January. 1880 presen. and all claims that you
may have aaans, the es.ss NJ he aforesaid Ralph II.
rogste the county OF OWING at his Office in the
Of February. isa5 at c.; s.sr which time the penalty
administration hereto shail be granted BE- liked
BY said Surrogate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
FOTR ~ HANDS VOW ALLOWED ~ THE PARK

The Park Beard sent word yesterday to Captain
Collins. the Park police. TO instruct his men that
the rule forbdding four-in-hand from the drives
Of the city parks had been suspended, and that no
driver Of one should be stopped IL he were able
to manage his team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
-Less.cs and Managers-ABBEi. SCHOEFFl.L CHAC
LAST WEEK But TWO OF


LAST WEEK But TWO OF
GRAND OPERA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
HENRY L. ABBEY AND MAURICE GHAC;
Fri Evg. Feb. l dast time) MANoN sioyl sanderson.
NM PIancon. Bensaude, Jean DE Reszke
Mat. Feb 2. Only Matinee Of DON GIOVANNI
Mines. Nordica. DE Lussan and Eames. NM Ed DC
Reszke. Russitano Ab,amon. Carbone and Del Puente
Sat EVE. Feb . popular prices. IL TRONATORE.
Mines. Dros Mantel, sigs. Cam2dnari ana Ianlssh"
Sun. Ev'g. Feb. g. 18th Grand Sunday Concert $500.
SoOists Nile. Sbyl Sanderson and Mira Heller, Nm
Ancona and Pancon, and Mr.. JOS Holmann viooncsi-
list Entire opera Orchestra Conductor. MI sei1i'
sunday prices. ~. 49, Loo. 10; -.
Mon Ev'g. Feb. I. first production IN America OF
V-rdrs last opera. FALSTAFF.
Mines. Emma Eames. De Lussan De vigns and
scalch NM Russitano Campanari Nicolni, Eanni.
Rnadini and Maurel Faistan this original eharac-
teri. Conductor. Sig MancinellL
Tues, Evg Feb Extra Might! at regular prices extra
Mines Nordica, scalchi, Bauermester and - Melba.
NM. Jean DE Reszke. Edouard De Reszke Pancon.
Naschetti. Vivani Vanni. Rinaldini and Naurel.
Wed Eve, Feb. g. last time OF Double Bill.
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA AND PAGLIACrL
Mines Mira Heller DE Nigne. and DE Lussan. NM
Russitai,o Ancons Bensaude Gronzesk and Tamagno.
Fri. Evg. F y 5. nrst time in America Saint ;saenss
Opera SAMSON AND DELLA Nine Mantelli. NM
Campanar. Plancon. yaschettl. vanni and Tamasno,
Seats box office and principal hotels. also al Ruiz
mans. III Bway. Knabe Pianos used exclusively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
Counirn l)roperin for Sale.

- 49, ---- - - - - - ---~>~(
TOR SALE. only SO for q 5acre Poultry Farm. ut
L Estele y. j.. close railroad: enough wood TN"
place nearly pay for win be sold small install
mons. send Tor particulars. H. l.. RlSLEY, 22l = 10th
St. Phadeph ia. Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
Go fet for Business pnrposes.

BUILDINGS STORES LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
- on Chambers. spruce. Beeiman. Fulton john Maiden
William Cold GIN Pearl Water and other streets
rutland q WHITING Beraman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31

BROKE THE YALE HIGH-KICK RECORD.
NewHaven. Jan 80 (speciaD.-S X. Gerard. Of
Philadelphia. tonight broke the Yale symnas,ic
record In the high kick at the Indoor meet or the
gymnasc association. He kicked feet ! inch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
Rrstauramts.

ct 'AUGH.LINs' OUIci: LUNCH AND CHILL.
ROOMS 40 AND AZ NASSAu rsI hEEI c ISos.e
Pure Dairy Health Food Co CereaisvSeah
Pure QuickPastcur Filter Gein-prooi orihSihs "a'e
ladies' Iuncl--Popular Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

CIRCULAR TO THE BONDHOLDERS.
nm OF DIRECTORS OF THE NORTHERN PA
c,rrc URGES THEM TO DELAY pEPosirlN'
THEIR SECURITIES WITH THE ADAMS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-07

THE present Government oil
Mississippi, remarks an American
journal Of letters and politics, sis
nearing the end Of the longest sin
gle term ever filled by an executive
in that country" 1t is then related
without any flavor Of surprise or
horror, that this Southern Gov
ernor was elected in 1850 to serve
four years. In 1890 a new consti-
tuition was framed by a convention.
This body provided that the term OF
the chiefexecutive should be length
ened to six years. 1t further stipul-
ated that the governor then in office
should remain an extra two years
after 1898. This convention then
proclaimed or promulgated the con-
stitution, including the extension
of the Governor term, simply on
its own authority. There was nc
submission Of either or any propo-
sition to direct vote of the electors.
This is clearly president and a
sound and worthy one for the course
of the Hawaiian Constitutional con-
vention of last year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-07
SUCCESS sSi
Is a Perfect Filter.

The fltcring blocks used in this filters are made
from the Natural Tripoli Stone, quarred from the
mines and turned on special machinery made for the
purpose.
This stone is the only Perfect Fltering Medium
Known Impurities never penetrate the surface. Its
pores constructed 10y Nature that, while allow
ing the water to percolatc rapidly through them, all
Germs, Microbes and impurities of every description
remain the surface, from which they be easily
washed, the stone remaining white and pure
We GUARANTEE the inside of the SUCCESS"
blocks to be found pure and clean after years of
slant in the fouest water it the day it was
made
The Pasteur Germ Proof Filter Co. have adopted
Tripoli Stone, also the Dolton Filter Co of Europe,
who are the weknown originators of the filter bust
ness in Europe We claim this sufficient proof of the
superiority of our Irpo Stone Germ Proof Filter
We have two kinds of the SUCCESS" The
Pressure Filter which to be attached to the water
pipe, and the Gravity Filters which work without
any pressure of water.