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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-01
Dublic \ ot,ees.

PROPOSALS FOR S2.1+6,31024 GOLD
/ BONDS AND STOCKS OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK - ,., r,o>
EXECUTORS ADMINISTRATORS. GUARDIANS: AND
OTHERS HOLDING TRUST FUNDS ARE AtIHOh-
IZED BY LAW TO INVEST IN THESE BONDS
lntefes, Three per cent. pr annum
Sealed proposals will be received by the comptroller CO
the ,i,y 4 New York. his Office. NJ 80 broaaway
Juy 1896 az > O'Clock F. NJ. for the whole or pat
Of the following registered bonds and stocks OF the oV
300. 900 Consolidated stock Of the city ot New-fork
Tor Various public principal pay able goa
coin on the hs, day OF November. In the year 1871
SSss Consolidated stock u the cry OK New,
and Drive principal payable In gold com on 'n'
mrs, day OF November in the year 1914 xvo,.
100000 .,consodaed stock o. me NV Nv % yrs IN.
principal payable in gold coin on the nrs' Jay CT ~
Der In the year 1928. v,,,
f $50 80 Consolidated stock Of the City Of New YORK
known az school House Bonds The principal payaac,.'
In gold coin on the first day Of November in The year s
1901 500 onsolidated stock OF ne S.,y ., ns cav.
able gold coin the INST day OF November III "'
500 $40 Is Consolidated the city OF Newfork
known Police Department Bonds. The princpa. ~.
able gold the lrst day OK NoNeriueF III W.
year 1928 v.-x
SASH consolidated stock ~ the city OF New-f9rs;
known as sanitary Improvement School House bonis
principal payable "a sold coin on the h's Gay o' "
yenber. IN the year 1914. 49, vo~k
Fire H drant STOCK tn prinelpa. psy ,ass
s27c5oo consoidated stock - ne 10y sr in Sd
the INST day Of Novemhsr IN the year l'lf
The proposals should be enclosed IN sealed eh'sVt.
Endorsed Proposals Bonds % the Corporation OF -
city OF New York" and each proposal should also %
enclosed second envelope addres sed TO the 'o"'
troer OF the city OF New York. - ....u.,
CITY .. New-York Finance Department. comp'Fo"e''
once. June IS 1895.
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Dipi0en0 Notices.

THE INTEREST AND DlVlDENDS w ~
the following bonds and s;91sS are A PsHR co..
No Il Nassau-s NewYork CITY on and after July ISL
ALLEGHENY Valley r. R. CO..
ALLES COUNTY. IND.
ANDERSON. IND,
BEDFORD; INp..
BI.AcKFoRD COUNTY IND.
cLEv vfIrs h'a'e PiliTrsBuRcH R R. CO..
G Gsn.i %sFssaf Eqs s1s' rs.
coLr cSns2,'d CITY. rT HSD'. o.
cLEv sfh.s. 8 s MAHoSrSo VALLEY R'Y CO..
prNk KTFk's fSp..
EvASs "9iifEi: IND.
F FunSsd Debt Debt Loan Loan rs rs.
GRANT T" COUNTY I'D.
Gravel Road Is a.
7RAE Eftq RsPips 20 e INDIANA R. r. CO..
.xpr asr,fssf s'aii IND.
M"nic,paI 4. Bios
rxrE Msa,frPPe'S oKoSIrE CO..
,Asr Ris' @oTSf r IND.
noGASsPoRT. IND.
LorrsI FsS@'" sAT Tf'i hASR S'A sEWoRLEASs
LOUISIANA. STATE OF,
per cent Consols.
per cent. Constitutional.
MARION COUNTY. IND.
County SIS
MARION IND.
school Bonds.
MAssIILoN & CLEVELAND r. r. co.
NEW 'oRLEANs. CITY OF.
NoRrrPERN Pacific TERMINAL CO. OF OREGON.
First Mortgage 6s.
PERI. IND.
prrrsBr'RGH. Fl WAYNE 4 CHICAGO RY. CO..
First Mortgage Is. Series A.
Second Mortgage Is Series c.
Quarterly Dividend ms Special Stock
RENSSELAER,. IND.
Town Cs.
WHEELING CITY W. VA.
Compromise 6s
TITTSBT RGH TT. WAYNE & CHICAGO Ky. ~
Quarterly Dividend ~ per cent Regular Stock
JULY ..
GRANT COUNTY. IND.
Gravel Road Is.
JULY Q.
JASPER COUNTY IND.
Gravel Road is.
CASS COUNTY. IND.
County 6s.
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r,IIE INTEREST. DUE JULY /, 1865 on the

vJ,HE INTEREST, DUE JULY I, 1863 on the
kOr-NTZE BROTHERS. 100 Broadway. Ne~-i ork'
Arapnhoe county Colorado School districts
Adams County Nebraska.
beatrice. CITY o. Nebraska
Bozeman. city o. Montana
noone County. Nebraska
County. Nebraska.
H nsTs,o C CIV y S SsiS.
colorado state Capitol Building Bonds
CLAW County. Nebraska
Cofas county Nebraska.
Custer County Montana. Bonds.
Durango. cry q. Colorado.
Dodge County. Nebraska
Douglas County. Nebraska
Easie COUNTY Colorado
Falls Ciiy. Nebraska.
Fergus County. Montana
Fremont Ci's. Nebraska.
Grand Island CITY Nebraska
Gage County. Nebraska.
Har'ing- Ciiy o. Nebraska .
Helena school Districts, 80, ! and q Montana
jefferson county Nebraska.
Kansas ci,y BOARD of Education and School District,
kootena County. Idaho.
lincoln Ci,v ~. Nebraska.
La Plata County Colorado.
LEV Clarke County. Mont. Courthouse Boads
MiwauEe- Hrswing company. Tacoma. Wash
Madison COUNTY Montana.
Mes. County Colorado
" County. Colorado.
Nucxoli- county. Nebraska
omaha C1'y. Nebraska
omaha ciiy. school District Of Nebra'ka
Granf~ County. Colorado.
south omaha. CITY II. Nebraska
County. Colorado
Smith Brothers Loan & Trust Company.
Washington county. Nebraska.
wayne COUNTY. Nebraska.
County wyoming
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financial elections.
Copartnersllip Notices.

" Office is hereby given that the firm OF White
~ fIartshorne this dissolved by mutual con-
ARTHUR f. WHITE
j. VI. HARTSfIORNE
July ist. isG. - Broadway.
n Office Is hereby given that we have this day
~ formed a copartnership under the name Of
White A Wainwrlghi, for tho transaction u a general
banking and brokerage business
ARTHUR T. WHITE
JOHN r. WAINWRIGHT.
July I. 1895 ~ broadway.
WILLIAM &. BORLAND AND CHARLES
w G. WEST partners firm this date.
CHARLES HEAD & co.
New-york and Boston. July l. 1895
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also active. Below are given the movements OF
the most active bonds:
Bonds. High. Low. June 20 June % CHI sales.

Government bonds were not largely dealt IN
and the quotations for the new As were fraction
ally higher. Closing prices compared Win
week ago were as follows:
~, RID Asked
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E.H.CAY g. CO.,
1871 DEVoNSHIRE ST.,
BOSTON,.
Dipiocn0 Notices.

THE HE II 4s s9Ss Asr 3E APP S
n. ". HARRIS & CO., IS Wall ST., n. Y. City.
A,s,r, l.. Mimi. sc; 80 1.' 1.'. n.fuaans
cIaIIs% Co.; Wan. school pl,'5ic. Nos7
Clinton. la. Funding and Refnndlns.
Douglas CO. ore school DIST, 10 81 ~ School Building
Fisher Mnn Refundins
Gallatin County. Mont. Funding.
Harlan. Ia. Independent School District.
H fiSt' .spr S south 'r, Dakota' School
m ndnmo Gs" n nT% n1 School D Rsunds
k kns CO. Co.. WASH ws. s ssoo D.r 70 No. is
Linn CO., ore. school District No. 49,
M MsGn Is South III D @s@f' hSar of Education
Sanson la Water works.
M a:on'' citS: lis. school Dstric, 80.
MSsyHod Ia, nv wa T" Wok : %4 PI4s"s
Otter Tail Tai CO., CO., Mimi him. nSaa. caicd July
owos.o. Mich. Union School District School Building
T%Gs Ai'n "f "a % Fsacaon School Dis,
pierce Co.. Wash school District No. 3.
syam IN Co 2n Mont I Gol4 w rg"e' %orN,
s@s o wa.h Funding Funding Is, and "a Series
Shenandoah Ia. Rcfundnr
snohomlsh Co. Wash school District NO l.
sparta Ga school building
SoauIdlng 60. Ga. improvement
Teton co.. Mont. Funding. Gold
I Mon Co ore. school District No' = ana ~
Warshurgh Wash Water Works
W LN I'd.
For, Dodge. Ia. wa,er y .rk.
" July 18th.
Fure-e. ore. Sewer
NJ, Pleasant. Mich. Water Works fte'"h''"s
81 c.,.-. MINI school District.
~ july 18th.
7 % House
Morris Independent school pis'r'''' Returning
and school rriflnr 81, ,-,., ,.,n.,,-
= ''" 18th.
p.rc. % Wash school Dis'rlc; 10. tS'-iiacoom).
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SUPREME COtRT.-In the matter OF 'ne ap
~ plicaton Of Board OF Education oy the y. "a
TO the Cooperation OF the city .. New OK ,mmonay
acquiring s by the Mayor Adsrmsn and M s sSSSns
side Of oSE q HUNDRED AND FORTY FIRST sTss Iy
Ssw S %. S0S S ard IL amy
said Board site FOR school purposes AMI avs Of
1855. a,ne:.asd chapter IS Of the Laws q is
Pursuant to the provisions 81 cnap,e' ~ az Of 1890
notice is hereby given that an appicse%S WY at
OF the County Court House in the cry o, Ne court
the 10Th day OF July 1886 at the opening on ne Sssi
thereon tor appointment OF Commissioners Oh Low
mate in the above entitled matter .,, ,.,.by IN.
tended acquisition OF title by the Mayor Acsa
and commonay OF he cry OF New tstK ,s !" and the
appurensnces thereto belonging the suthe,y s and
one Hundred and Forty-nrst street between "a city.
simple absolute the same 10 be cons IN sad
pa,ed and used 70 and Tor the purposes BY ai
chapter Is OF the Laws OF $780, said property a.
duly selected and approved BY the Board OF OF the
ss s,s 51 Of aI eRapsr OF the Laws =
the following described plo;. piece or parcel OF ''
living and Being in the twenty third Ward q h: CRY
Of New York and bounded and described as nv Hun.
Bssinnnf at point on the s01hes s SIDE q now
is distant hundred feet eastey from the nr!ee%ySrsi
with eastery side OF Brook avenue: & one
nS ssn ssa '2Sns and at E' s a:t theme.
ana ws the sss .sh's side Of
Forty 1875 the southef'y side o. o cns the
dred and FOr,rs' street and thence ws:,rTy
e2S Tee, g the point or Place lace Of sss'nnns
Tryon Row. New-York City.
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A DvERrIsEMENrs AND suBscRIrrIoTSSs ID.
a THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL 20 Brcsd.
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. az tpyER.
way. 81 door north Of Thirty nrst-st: ana mar.ss -
EASEMENTS tho following Branch Dill .r,sh.ayo.
Eishth-avA. Z . Garner Tvsnty.thrd-st; ~ sp"'
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proposale

AQUEDuCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room aU, Building. No. $50 Broadway.
New York. June Is. 1898
ITO CONTRACTORS.
L BIDS OF proposals doing and furnish
the materials called for approved forms
nle IN the ONCE % the Aqueduct Commits
soners for building the jerome Park Reservoir.
kingsbridge. the Twenty fourth Ward city Of
I've n office Wednesday
July TO- 1872. At O'Clock =. ~. they will he pub.
licy opened /, the Aqu~duct Commissioners =
thereafter POSSIBLE and the award OF the
doing sab. work and furnishing said materials Will DO
made by sal Commssio thereafter prac
tcahle.
Blank form> os aid approved and the
ncation thereof and bids proposals and proper
Ne"pe fol treir Enclosure. form bonds and all
information can be obtained the above office the
Aqueduct Commissioners application to the Secretary.
Iy order OF the Acleluct Commissioners
- JAMES G. DUANE. President.
EDWARD I. ALLEN Secretary
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK.

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK.
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
COR. 4TH-AvE AND l4THST.
NEW YORK, June 20 1875.
INTEREST nj the rate OF Four a. per centum
1 per annum viii he credited Iepostors Tor the six
months ending 70 1895 all entitled thereto
under the 10y laws exceeding Three Thousand 5000
Dollars
Deposits made o before July TO- 1876. will draw
Interest July |. 1895
PHILIP BISSINGER President.
O. F. AMTHOR. Treasurer
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Dipi0eno Notices.

THE COUPONS OF THE WHEELING,
i LAKE ERIE AND PITTSBURGH COAL co First
Mortgage BONDS July l. 1880 will be paid on ana
that date at the Mercantile Trust CO OF
Toledo. o.. June %. 1898.
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'THE COUPONS due July |. 1885, on the First
Mortgage Five Per Cent Bonds OF the Georgia Caro-
banking house OF Mcssrs BROWN BROTHERS a co
% Wall St., New-Yor. w.
The leader., 1895-08-13
FOR THE GRAND JURY.

,Iiss FIaeIer, Technically Charged with
Msrsiaughter for the KiN'ng OF Young
Green. Civ = Bond for Her Appearance
Before ths Grand Jury-Brigbt and
HAPPY, shs Chsttcd CheerfuIly with
friends.
WASHINGTON, Aug. s. Miss Eliza
beth NJ. Flagler, the daughter of Gen.
Flagler, chief of ordnance of the
United States army. who killed Ernest
Green, colored boy of this city, last
week, technically surrendered herself
to the warden of the district Jail yes
terday afternoon to await the action
of the grand jury. AT the same time
criminal court, and was admitted to
bail in the sum of $1,000.
She was accompanied in court by
her father and mother, her at torney,
Mr.. Ross Perry, Mr.. John Casseil, and
Gen. Robert McFeely.
Miss Flagler had been confined to
her room since the shooting, as a re-
suit of nervous prostration. but yes
terday she appeared bright and happy.
and chatted cheerfully with her
friends. She was dressed in black,
'iHl wore neaVy vail.
When court had been formally
opened Assistant District Attorney
Taggart stated that in view of the
character of the finding of the cor
oner's jury, it would be necessary to
submit the case to the grand Jury.
Miss Flagler's attorney remarked
that while the verdict of the coroner's
i,,rty l,a1I % H., latn
Grafton of the crime it was techni-
caliy finding for manslaughter. He
added that his client was in court and
ready to furnish bail in any sum that
might be demanded.
Judge Cole stated that he had read
the evidence taken at the inquest;
that in his opinion the case was a
bailable one; and that $4,000 would
be sufficient. This was satisfactory to
the assistant district attorney, where
upon Messrs. Cassell and McFeely
qualified as bondsmeu.
Gen. and Mrs. Flagler called upon
Mr., Green, the father of the deceased
lad, but Green preferred to say moth
ing about the case, and the call was
limited to expressions OF regret on the
part of Gen. and Mrs. Flagler at the
unfortunate occurrence.
There have been so many conflicting
reports as TO the intentions of Mr..
Green that the latter has written a
letter to a local paper, in which he
says he has not determined what
course lie shall pursue.
One feature of the case that is at
tracing considerable attention, is the
fact that the law in force in the Dis
trict of Columbia gives as the mini
mum sentence for manslaughtcr n
term of Imprisonment of two years in
the penitentiary.
Gen. Flagler is much affected by the
trouble that has come into his family
during the past week, and has sought
to avoid interviews en- the subject.
The leader., 1895-08-13
ALTERNATE JURORS.
Tho New California Law to lie Tried In the
Durrant Case.


Durrant Case.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s.-Fourteen
jurors will be impaneled to try Theo-
dore Durrant. Authority for impan-
elling fourteen jurymen comes from an
act passed by the legislature at it's
last session providing for alternate
jurors in cases that are apt to
be protracted As soon as the regu-
lar twelve jurors are impaneled Dis
trict Attorney Barnes will request
Judge Murphy to allow the impanel-
ling of two .alternates. The matter
has been arranged, and during the
trial fourteen men will sit in the, jury
box. The alternate jurors are what
may be termed emergency men.
They will have all the priv
ileges of regular jurymen with
the exception OF casting a
vote or deliberating upon the verdict.
Their presence is simply provision
against possible delay in cases which
might be caused by sickness or death
of juror. This will be the first time
the new law has been taken advantage
of. 1t is believed the defense will be
satisfied with the motion, as it will
take that much longer to get the jury.
The leader., 1895-08-13
THE CHINESE MINISTER
Brings His summer Vacation to a Sudden
Close Owing to the Reported Massacres.

Brings His summer Vacation to a Sudden
Close Owing to the Reported Massacres.
WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-The vacation
OF the Chinese minister, Mr.. Yang
Yu, which lie was spending at Niagara
Falls and along the st. Louis river,
has been brought to n sudden close by
the reported massacres of missionaries
and the destruction of American and
English missionary property in China.
The minister felt that in view of
these troubles and the complications
which may arise between the two
countries as result thereof, he would
better return to Washington, aud he
did SO yesterday morning. He ex-
pressed his deep regret at the reports,
and hopes that later and fuller infor-
nation will modify their severity to
some extent. He is satisfied that the
Pekin government will do everything
in its power not only to prevent fur
ther outrages. but to punish the per-
petrators of those which have already
occurred.
1t is believed at the legation that the
secret societies of southern China were
the moving spirits in the recent massa-
cres. There is some difficulty in deal
ing with them from Pekin, owing to
their remotencss from the capital.
1t is said in justification of the Chi
nese people, however, that mob upris-
ings are likely to occur in any country,
and that China is not alone in having
her share of these difficulties.
The leader., 1895-08-13
SPOTTED BY NIXON.
Chinese Who Took Part In the Kuchaug
Massacre Known.

LONDON. Aug. To morrow the
Standard will print dispatch from
Shanghai stating that Mr.. j. E. Nixon,
United States consul at Foo Chow, has
in the course of his inquiry into the re-
cent outrages obtained the names of
more than fifty persons who are known
to have taken part in the outrage.
The list contains the names of the
leaders and some of the actual mur-
derers Consul Nixon has also col
lected from the villagers abundant ev-
idence to prove conclusively that the
district officials were fully cognizant
of the fact that mischief was brewing
many days previous to the actual COM
mitment of the crime. No represent
ative of the Chinese government at
tended the funeral of the victims.
The dispatch also says that reports
arrive daily of the horrible persecu-
tions to which native Christians are
subjected by the officials and of the
molestation and insults to foreigners
residing in the interior
The leader., 1895-08-13
NARROW ESCAPE
OF the Prince of Wales aud Duke of York
on the Torpedo Boat Destroyer.

OF the Prince of Wales aud Duke of York
on the Torpedo Boat Destroyer.
LONDON, Aug. s.-The Portsmouth
Mail says that after a run of one of
the torpedo boat destroyers last week,
on which occasion the prince of Wales
and the duke of York were on the
boat, it vas discovered a few minutes
after their royal highnesses had landed
that the furnace crown was badly
cracked. If the crack had occurred
when the boat was at full speed her
boiler would have burst.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that the
boat was the Charger, and that the
break occurred last Thursday. There
were number of distinguished OFF,
GERS on board of her at the time.
When driven at full speed the boat
made twenty-seven knots an hour.
Gun trials were to have been made
aboard her on the day the accident oc-
Cured, but they were postponed.
The leader., 1895-08-13
OFFICE BROKERAGE.

a Suit Begun TIL at Is Likely to Develop =
Zig Political Scandal
TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. SIN the dis
trict court of Cloud county, suit has
been commenced by j. II. Choate, a
prominent democrat against w. ii.
Lepperell and the other members of
the fifth district democratic commit
tee to recover money paid the commit.
tee for the appointment of postmaster
at Washington. Other disappointed
ofsicaseelSers have Instituted similar
proceedings. and sti!l othesa hare aled
their claims Nila attQgaeza
The leader., 1895-08-13
A LEGAL DECISION

Which Lets Warden Hale of the San
Quentin (Cal) Prison Out of n Diien,ma.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s.-The SUI
preme court yesterday dismissed the
appeal of Murderer William Freder-
icks, who was recently hanged. The
appeal was taken from the decision of
Judge Murphy, refusing to impanel a
jury to try the question of the muir
derer's insanity. The principal object
was to stay the execution, but it did
not have the desired effect. The court
in disnissing the appeal said the de-
fendant was dead. and consequently
no appeal could be secured in his be-
half
The leader., 1895-08-13
THE MORA INDEMNITY.
Proceedings Looking to It's Equal Division
Between Claimants.

New York, Aug. s.-Surrogate AR
mold has granted the order in behalf
of Jose Manuel Mora, for the issuance
of citations upon the estate OF Jose
Maria Mora, preparatory to an appli-
cation for the granting Of letters OF
administration upon the estate.
This is the initial step to proceed
ings which will be taken by the heirs
of Jose Maria Mora. who died in Rio
Janeiro, Brazil. November 5, 1892,
against his brother, Antonio Maximo
Mora, to recover one-half of the in
demnity of s1,5oo.ooo awarded to the
latter by the Spanish government for
the seizure and embargo OF property
during the revolution of lS6S-7s and
for damages.
The leader., 1895-08-13
COMING TO TERMS.
Nearing the End OF the Garment Workers
Strike.

Strike.
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The strike of
the Brotherhood of Tailors is about
over. Up to noon yesterday 5s5 of the
635 contractors had furnished the re-
quired bonds as guarantee that they
would live up to the articles of agree
ment for the period OF one year. This
represents $4,000 garment workers who
have either gone TO work within the
last few days Or will resume work hes
Gore the end OF the week, ct when,
Il "a expected the strike VIII ts ever.
The leader., 1895-08-13
a CASE OF HyDRoPHoBlA
With Fatal Result at waynesburg-M
Others Bitten.

WASHINGTON, Pa. Aug. s. "A genuine
case of hydrophobia with fatal result
is reported from Waynesburg, Last
May, Perry Ammons was bitten by his
own dog. Tuesday he was taken sud-
denly i'll, went into spasms and died
in great agony yesterday morning.
Several doctors in attendanee pro-
nounced ID case Of hydrophobis.
Much excitement prevails. "a il y r..
ported that tho animal had bitten SER
efsl people
The leader., 1895-08-13

"WnEN are you coming out with me, Nun.
nyl" mot this morning, darling. I've toe
much to do"' ''Oh, but YOU must, Mummy
Pve already put it in my new diary that
YOU didr,
The leader., 1895-08-13

AErDoDY can be pleasant to pleasant pco-
pic, but it takes grace to be pleasant to un-
pleasant people.-Ram's Horn.
The leader., 1895-08-13

A MANS nature runs either TO herbs OF
weeds; therefore, let him seasonably wate,
the one and destroy the other. = Lady
Gethin.
The leader., 1895-08-13

PoETs are born, not made. The present
state Of the market would not warrant their
manufacture. = Rogersville Review.
The leader., 1895-08-13

"WRETcur' "Brutei' And so they were
divorced and lived happily to the end Of
their lives.-Detroit Tribune
The leader., 1895-08-13

BorSD TO HAVE A MAsu.--A youngwoman
has Invented car fender Ii she can't
catch her man one way she win another.-.
Augusta Chronicle.
The leader., 1895-08-13

EapLorER- How did your brother clear
himself Of the clIargels Nurse Giri-.Sure,
l think it's lullaby they do call it, he
proved. Puck.
The leader., 1895-08-13

The head has TIE nest beautiful appear
suss, o wei e las l.i1hfst ptatiop. % bar
The leader., 1895-08-13

THE carriageless horse bears NO malice te
the horseless carriage Nashville American.
The leader., 1895-08-13

The first and last thing required Of genius
Is the love of truth.-Goethe
The leader., 1895-08-13

'sTHET say Choiiy has moro money than
pSains- = Then why don't you set your
The leader., 1895-08-13

GENUINE simplicity of heart is healing
and cementing principle. Burke.
The leader., 1895-08-13
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Illinois
Central
Railroad
MOST POPULAR ROUTE BEwTEEN
NORTH ANDS SOUTH
VOLUME XIII.

Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars on all
trains through without change.
The leader., 1895-08-13

Also all connections made at Chicago with al
Buffet and Dining Car lines to the