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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-20
Van Buskirk's New Invention.

member of the firm vi Van Bnskirk
Bros, prOprietOrs Of the West side
machine shop and iron works,
has completed the putting up Of
a hot air heating furnace for the
First National bank. The furnace
Is MIR. Van Buskirk's own invention
aud was also constructed by him.
This is the second furnace which Mr..
Van Buskirk has put in for parties
in this city. but is u great improve
lnent over the first one, although
constructed On the same principle.
From the great satisfaction that
these two furnaces have given. and
also from the points in which his
furnace eXcels all'Uther hot air 1ur-
naces it would seem to indicate that
Mr.. Van Buskirk has inycnted some
thing from which he is likely to
make successful business. We are
unable to give detailed description
of the furnace. but the points Of ex-
cellence consist in saving Of about
so per cent on fuel, the maintaining
of Il uniform heat, and by Mr.. Van
Busklrk's system Of piping, Il
thorough ventilation Of the building
Is secured. The furnace is constructcd
of No. 10 gauge steel plate, which
insures it's durability. The great
saving in fuel is explained by Mr..
Van Buskirk as due to what he calls
a storage battery in the hot air
chamber. which consists OF u bed OF
rocks. four feet long. two feet wide.
and six inches deep, which he claims
will maintain almost uniform heat
for more than twenty-four hours
after the fire is out in the furnace.
This feature Mr. Van Buskirk claims
as his invention, and is not used by
any other furnace made. Another
advantage which this furnace pos
sesses, and which would seem to be
a great recommendation for it ia that
it is supplied with a drip pipe that
drips water into a vaDOr pan in the
hot air chamber, and by this process
the heat can be mOistened as much as
desired. The great objection to hot
air heat is that it is 50 dry that all
furniture and wood in the building
is warped by it, but with this con-
trivance, which is also claimed by
Mr.. Van Buskirk as his sole inyen-
ton, the heat furnished is almost
the same as steam or hot water
heat.
Mr.. Van Buskilk also claims to he
able to put up these furnaces at a
much less cost than any other fur
mace can be made for, and says that
the space they occupy in a building
is over one third less than any other
furnace constructed that will furnish
the same amount of heat.
Mr.. Van Buskirk has filed his ap-
plication for patent. and says tina t
he recently sold out his interest in
the machine shop forethe purpose of
going into the manufacturing OF
these furnaces.
Mr.. Davidson, for whom the last
furnace was built, says that the fur
mace has given the best possible
satisfaction, and that it Possesses
all the excellent qualities claimed for
it by the inventor. G.. l. McNair, for
whom the first one was built, spea ks
of it in about the same strain as
does Mr.. Davidson, although his
lacks some Of the later improve
ments.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-20

Bra1nerd Journal: Mr.. A. G. Rid
die was married to Miss Antonio
Stade at the Baptist parsonage in
this city on Saturday last, Rev. W.
III. Travis performing the ceremony.
Both are well-known young people
of Brainerd, the bride being a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Stade, and
the groom being a son of Mr.. Hugh
Riddle.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-20

The shipments Of iron ore from
the Lake Superior rpgiOn for 1893 were
more than 10000. 600 tons. ana break
the previous records by II million
tons.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-20

The Minneapolis wholesale dry
goods house of Hugh Harrison Il
Co. has retired from business. st.
Paul house bought the stock OF
goods.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-20
Farrand Will Get a Share.

In the proceedings ~ which the
Little Falls Improvement and Navi-
cation company acquired boomagc
rights along the river shore Little
Falls the sum of over $500 was paid
into court for damages to property
owned by n. P. Clarke and F.J. Far
rand. 1t appears that FarraHd had
before dc eded his "boOmage" rights
to Clarke, and Judge Baxter of the
district courts decided that the entire
amount of money should be paid to
Clarke. Farrand appealed and the
supreme court decided Friday that
he surrendered more rights under the
condemnation proceedings than ne
had under the deed to Clarke, and
therefore was entitled to division
Of it's awards. The commissioners
who assessed the damage made no
division between the two parties
having rights.
st. Cloud Journal Press: From a
letter received by a friend in this city
it is learned that Archbishop Otto
Zardetti, formerly bishop of St.
Cloud, is prominently mentioned as
a candidate for the position as CO.
adJutor to the archbishop OF Erie
berg, Baden. Since leaving Bulgaria
Archbishop Zardetti has not been
officially located, but has been trav-
cling III Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27

COUPONS due LIST January. 1896, belOn gin g
" to South Carolina Az per Bonds will be paid
and after that date by the National Park Bank New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,
OF Desbrosses and cortlandt q

stations foot Of Deserosses and ccrtIandt stree.s
G 1899 EAfH kIsH:f 1L F;sis
om cs sss'9f sss 9s''
Nv so g. a, H. s .Sa 4o ~
400 r: n; CHICAGO AND AND 81; LOUIS Q 4 IExrREss
Vile and Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati 1913 A. NJ, S.
s sSi p NJ wf aIisss rs s.pn.
and Dining Cars Chicago and Cleveland Arrives
.ss ;vssnd NJ s6tF HI fs!fiks az
Sleeping and Dnns fs to G n%anano: s"H Is Low
500 E T. fAc!Fiic ExPRESs@ful%gsq Sleeping Car
VI. sour kaF A RHih&AH H !ss
ss n sav dS Sa s IA 5I6N aR SN sh 3
2. n daily i,S' via CAFE cHARfEs ROUTE 500 A. 4
week % ssys rs s3s + axD THE soyrH
day $50 go ii ' A. r. a. consTesslena Linz. Al
r rar0r A p W. G"'H ar5 Sa night ''' N"s
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express p.
Fo a@ Old POINT PofNr coMFoRT and Norfolk Cap.
Charles Route, A. NJ weekdays. and with Through
ATLANT.c cry and CAPE NAY . LOO 2 ,M week4a's
FOB nr Fi snc Car PARK ocean and Point
Pleasant 80 4. NJ. 70 10 $40 5.le and 1850 ?; u
P''h'' $40 i Fo X PpHinILADELPHIA.
'a @s 5 e. SO H. '2s 20 riP's @ 5n Ds
G s Pngs p %s ca inns s 81 $50 6ans ca
dining CaD. Dining Carr. 7.45. s, p. ~. i2iS
Broadway Aston House and foot Of Desbro..e. and
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station foot q Fulton
Street Brookyn station Jer'sy a c Issck The NYor
hotels and residences through to des'inaqn- uoo-,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
Financial.
Financial.
To the Bond and Stock Holders OF the
CINCINNATI, JACKSON & MACk|NAw
RAILWAY COMPANY.


The undersigned. at the request OF holders OF ma
tority in the bonds and holders OF large
amount OF stock Of the Cincinnati. Jackson Macknaw
Railway Company consented to act as Reorsaniza-
ton Trustee to effect reorganization OF said Railway
Company. under an agreement filed with the CentrHi
Trust Company OF New-York "a Wall street. New
York dated December 10TH 1895 Holders OF bonds and
stocks requested deposit with the Central Trust
Company OF holdings tstock certificates
with transfer the Reorganization Trustee or In
blank duly executed thereby assent to the agreement
and plan. Receipts OF the Central Trust Company
Of New-York will be Issued for IN. above securities
Bondholders and stockholders at the time OF deposit
shall nav 10 the Central Trust Company OF New
York for and to the credit of the Reorganization Trustee
$50 each bond and OF per cent OF the
par value Of represented by their certificates
Such payment shall be noted certificates representing
such bonds and the organization OF the
company upon receipt of the securities by the
the Of delivery hold
es existing bonds Will receive
fcrred par Of the principal Of the bonds
sented by their certificates Holders Of certificates for
listing capital will receive common stock 10
amount equal twenty cent OF the value OF the
old stock represented by their certificates Deposits will
be received up TO and including January is. 1886.
office OF the Central Trust Company Of New-York
81 Wall Street. New-Yoik
New-York. December 10. 1895.
F.. T.. OLCOTT.
Reorganization Trustee.
j. ~ WALLACE. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. n
stations I'm New-NOrk. foot of barclay ana
Christopher streets. ,,.r
NESTlDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


CARS, PINTSCH LIGHT
Ridge Madison. Morrisown Passaic Paterson s1 Ss
fa kE D'T M5pS sTi9RsS scPcS
MOUNTAINS Washington fiiIi.i.lPsBURG EAsToN.
WArER GAP STR8TpspyRG pssNnS M0 SASTi
Sess, bxeAsMToN oX pihcH NaR&ic ws,s;
sYR s oswEGd .' frH1cA oWEGo. ELMRH;
CORNING. BATH: DANsvILLE. BuPFALo and all
7p 0."' ThS MA IND stops pacp
600 4 M.-suFEALo. SCRANTON BINGHAMroSNi
oSwEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Cars con-
meet At Baf.ao with train for Chicago and points MSss
400 p M-sCRANToN. wILkEsBARRE and PLSM
ovTH EMPRESS Pullman nqtte. P%roT cars s,or...
EALo, Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Connects at
$50 NJ Gpaiiy).BurFALo. SCRANTON, g!NG aysS
TON: UTICA. SYRACUSE and oswfsGo EMPRESS
ricKETs and AND P TTLE ACCOMMODATIONS a.
Park Place. +29 Broadway Tickets ferry stations w
sS coa%susays 0 Scw SSG s and s Eaon
lO6 broadway. Brooklyn Time tsbies giving full n'''
wEsTcoTr EMPRESS COMPANY Will call FOR ard
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
5A,y TIE TMI WILL Er prd a.
rIsEMENrs at the following Brunch oicss: 2't Eshs;
foSi,h..vs eor Fo"rs ss n's ESQ TSdss.
Third Forty sevenih-st lo2e Third neal
VS. ESS;ss:ssoSd. s..Sna;sss sSs Isss::,:s!
:%S.ss.HS saa iAr,:sasS .ss s..
In sroGsyn g. 20. rui,on;., q Son,,.s. IS s'Ssi
50 ss n. sD sSSsS as u Sp
D m. Of regular ONCE ratea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

baltimore, WashingtOn. Chicago: Cincinnati.
st. Louis and MI Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave NewYork foot Of Iibery.s, daily for cIcAGO
go sun 1913 night CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS, 10 a.
M 600 p m. WASHINGTON. BALT1MORE; a. M
ex sun 10 a. m Dining Car. II 80 a. m. Dining Car.
$40 D. m $50 p. sun. Dining Carr 500 p m
600 D. M Dining carr 1915 night.
NORFOLK II 80 q. daily
NEW ORLEANS, Roanoke and Chattanooga, Pullman
s,cening car $50 ex sun. 2:3O D. m Sun.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light .,
Ticket Offices: l13. liz 26l 415. LAO broadway 81
Eas, i4h ST. 1877 Bowery. n Y. 3ai Fulton ST. Brook
yn: stations foot Of Liberty ST.. C. r. r. OF ~ j. ..o.
New York Transfer Company Will call for and cneck
baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
RAILROADS.
-AMgRIo@'s oRRATEsT RAILROAD,
NEWYORK
CENTRAL!
e HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central station, ga Street. rx,rs..
$3.50 A. M-Except Sunday. Empire STATE bxPress'
Fastest train In the world Due buhaio ~" =
NJ Niagara Falls $3.50 ?. NJ ..,. A.
bany Utica Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Chicago a.,
1890 MESssp. srnd s;a. D Dolnt.
100 l.. M-Daly. Southwestern Limited FOR C'hc'"-
natl. indianapolis and 81 Louis n.,ro, C,sve.
100 p. M.-Daiy. Chicago Special for Detro' r'e'e
land Toledo and Chicago.
$3.50 =. M.-Except Sunday. West Point PoushkeePs'e'
4,aO p I MNyDay. North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
500 A. NJ, Chicago 4:3O p. NJ ~ .,,.
600 p MDay Fo Albany Troy Euea; FaiIs.
Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati o''
8,25 p M-Daiy Troy Saratoga, Plattsburs Burlins-
7.3O p MIDaiiy For Rochester Buffalo NIAGARA
Falls Cleveland Indianagos st. t9u' passengers
only points Fall Brook R'y, Via Lyons ana
0n5 p M-Daily for Syracuse osweeo waterfowl
Ogdsnsburs. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cievel S.
Toledo Chicago; and. except Saturday, TOT Cape
Vincent and the Auburn Road ,,.,
points on New-York Central. every night. except
0,Os A. NJ and 335 p. M.-Daily except Sunday to
O,1a W-S,inday only TO Pittsfeld and the Berk-
shire HIS. via Harlem rl !, Division Isl Tnoxxrps
"Au nigh' trains run l55th-st and points on
Division far as Yonkers IN ,nnr a
Wagner Palace cars on through trains
Trains illuminated by Pinstch Light o.,, s,.,,or
ia Broadway IA Park Place 26 il3 Broadway 81 East
ithst 042 broadway 235 Columbus 80 IVES; l2oth-
and issthst Station p1otiyn S' ana 80 FUTON
baggage checked from hotel or residence by the "es
G THuE ES y TOI,@EY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
"O cenerai Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
. financial Gleftions,
rJ1HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold

'lflE $500 Nii-r- Inv vi 'he stccknold-
Il OF The Fidelity and Casualty Company Of New.
election OF Directors election Inspectors
Election. and for the transaction OF such other
shall meeting will be the Offices Of
the Company No 8TI Cedar CITY OF New
York on Tuesday It'll Of 1896 AT 10
o'clock the polls to ain until o'clock p. m
r. J. HIILAS Sec'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

stations foot of Cortland and Desbrosse. sta.
ZOO A. VI. daily. except sunday, for AACcH ,hCNA
and intermediate stations. ,,.-
S:i5 A. VI. dey for GENEVA. ROCHESTER BUF (.
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
the West and principal and local points dinngcar TO
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestibule Sleeper TO chicago
10 4, NJ daily deaves at 1870 !. N. sunday ior
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections Tor
Reading and Harrisburg. ..,,. 80
1, 100 p. VI. daily, except Sunday for ELMlRA and al
stations connections for Posve and Head
ing chair-c4r Wilkesbarre.
3;3O p. VI. (Sundays only for Wilkesbare. L. & b.
Junction and all intermediate stations. 1890.
4:lO r. VI. daily, except sunday for l.. ana H. JUN
TON principal intermediate stations; Pullman buhet
paror-car TO Wkesbarre; connecting for PottsYille
ago =. VI. daily. except Sunday, for Bound Brook and
S:iS p VI daily for EAsToN and intermediate
800 =. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West. Pulln Sleeper vestibule tram
New-York to Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto;
connections for Reading and Harrisburg.
intermediate stations.
OrDO p VI. daily for IT BACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points west
Pullman Seepers to Chicago and Buffalo. Charcar 10
Wilkesbarre. -. 90, "a.
Tickets and Pullman modations az 235. 2el. ga
and 323 Broadway. 81 East 14h St. l56 East 2'th 81
New-York Fulton st. Court ST. 9s Broadway, and
Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn. y. Y.
Tho New York Transfer Co. will call for and cheek bag
gage hotel resi- ie1ce through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
CENTRAL RAILROADd new, JERSEY

anthracite coal exclusively
Tracks Automatic Block signals.
Trains I'm 1n eavs a' station foot q, Liberty st
For Eas'on Bethlehem Aiea5owh Mauia cnpn9 S Ca
to Eastonj 400 545. 1880 to Allentown, ~ Sundays
4:8O o7:I5 Eastonl A. NJ 100. $50. 900 r NJ
For 40 P, snsay and rsns $40
For Reading at 43o 500 9:i0 II go A. NJ, ITO i:ao
2:so 400 500 5;45. 7;so p n, i2i5 night Sundays
For Harrisburg 400 500. 9:lo A. ~. 10. 100
100 800 $40 p. n: i2i5 night. Sundays 100 S'a"
For sunbury Lwsbury and williamsport at 40 500
o:IO A. NJ. 1910. 1880. 1880 p ~ Sundays 4:3o A. ~.
600 +. NJ ,,s r1.,.r,,
Pleasant 40 sis ii 30 A. NJ. 1880. las AIS 40
e:i5 ? ~ sunday Except Ocean Grove and Asbury
f''' '''' " FOR LAKEWOOD,
Ba aGr aar a;so Sis A. H. i45 $50 P n
For Atlantic CITY, vineland and Brdge'on +'5o A. NJ.
For Monmouth seabrigh, and Highlands q Nave
sink 4:3O SIS. II 80 A.. NJ 80 las. 4;i5 44o p N.
Sundays '''' RROYAI sLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON. - - 49,.
For Philadelphia, week days, 40 SEQ sco lo.o
pai 70 P ea4 go Gs 500 Nj DnS s G s 100 'S
i2:lS night Sundays 80. 900 1000 1880 Dining
Carr A. 81. $50 400. 500. 600 Dining Carr p ~.
For baltimore and Washington. week days 500 1000
II 80 Dining Carp A. NJ. go $50 800 500 Dining
carr NJ jap nsh s sYndsy nnv car, 's M ia
and seats be 5sa sSG Of
737 9th Av.. 81 East 14th ST. l3t East l2oth ST. Z.S
West I25th ST. 251 Columbus Av., New York Cour, ~
SEQ Fulton ST. Bro9kyn 81 @ ss ", anS eh:
bags from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-Yorl foot OF Chamoersst
as follows. and minutes earlier from West 23i-s,;
O.00 A. M.-Vestbuled Express Daily for WaverY'
CsDU Binghamton Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford. James
Meadville and the Vest. Parlor car 70
Buffalo.
$50 css sa chsaaaan Rss is
1:40 A. NJ. Chicago 5:35 Z. N. seepers 20 CHI
cago. Cleveland ard Cincinnati. Dining car
S.0O =. M.-Bufalo Nestlbuled Express Daily arrives
t'CO Buffalo 100 A. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit Chicago and the West.
$40 & oa rsn ehca ss 'pd a
fao. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car
TICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at III. 2sl lol and -! Brosdway'
l5G Eas, l25th-st. Chambers and West 2Sis, feTries
New York: 96 Broadway and 333 Fuon-st. Brooklyn ~
Hudson-st.. Hoboken and Jersey City Station E.le
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Ist Mtge. d per 81. Bonds Of the
Ohio Southern Railroad Co.

The Committee formed for your protection believing that
YOUR interests are akin tn, interests OF the other
security the Railroad is engaged In the forma-
ton Of plan for your protection and later will publicly
ask for your cooperation
WILLIAM 4. READ,
THOMAS DENNY,
SIMON BORG.
HENRY SANFORD.
EDWIN $. HOOLEY,
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
OFFICE OF
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,

OFFICE OF
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
No. % BROAD ST. mills Buiding).
York. Dec. %. 1905.
coupons due January !. 1896. from bonds Of
~ the following named companies will be paid after that
date this Office:
Central Pacific X. r. LIST mortgage g.
Western Pacific X. r. LIST mortgage q.
California and Oregon II. K. LIST mortgage ext. 5.
oregon and California LIST mortgage per cent.
Northern Railway Co. LIST mortgage q.
Stockton and Copper opols r. r. LIST mortgage s.
Southern Pacific II. r. OF Arizona LIST mortgage 9.
Southern Pacific r. II. Of NewMexico LIST mortgage g.
Texas and Nev-Oreans r. r. 3.
Louisiana Western X. r. lat mortgage per
Morean's Louisiana and Tex r. r. and s. s. Co.. LIST g.
South Pacific Coast X. r. Co. e.
California Pacific r. X. Co LIST mortgage Al
California Pacific r. r. Co % mortgage Az
California Pacific r. II. Co Sd mortgage 3 and g.
Market Street Cable Ry. Co 1st mortgage g.
n. T. SMITH. Treasurer.
Coupons due January 1896 from bonds OF following
named companies will be paid after by
trail Trust Company.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass r. r. LIST mortgage 4
cent.
Houston and Texas Central r. r. LIST mortgage per
Austin and Northwestern r. r. LIST mortgage per
y. 7. SMITH, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
WEST SHQRE R.R.

Trains leave West i2d station, y Y. as follows ana
10 minutes earlier from foot u Franklin ST:
5;3O a. VI. Daily local To Buffalo.
1850 A. VI. Daily local Albany for Catskl Mountains
and Saratoga Paror Albany. sundays ont
0tl5 A. VI. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
BUFFALO, Niagara Falls rcedo Cleyean! and Cnic.so.
iiso \. W. Daily except sunday. to CasSiii M0un-
tains New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mlnne~aSS1 AZ
bany; Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George: Paior car
400 Z. u. Daily except sunday for Albany. -
900 +. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal Iuca syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Deuo.
. Cleveland Chicago and ST Louis. -
$3.50 Il. W. Daily. except sunday. for NeNbuFs Albany
Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor Kingston. -
7:40 i. vi. Daily. except Sunday. for Uuca. SYRACUSE
Rochester and Buffalo.
St15 p. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochster
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland th'
and st. Louis
For tickets time tables psrlor and sleeping car accom-
modatons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New Ao
at stations Time tables at principal hotels For o'ae'
information address c. F. LAMBERT,
Gen. Passenger Agent. vanderbilt-aye. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27

THE BOwERY BANK OF NEwYoRK.
NETWORK December 20. 1905.
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared semi annual dividend OF Six per cent. free
Of tax Of the current six months. pay
able on and after January 2 1896
The transfer books will remain closed until TINT date
F. G. MAYHEM.
Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
5teamboals.

BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS
-, VA s9UNp LINES; WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall River from
sI nsM Ssr Is n III foot OF MuTayst. st r NJ
~. n Il. one block above Canai-s at q 90 p M "
NORWICH LINE. via New London, from Pier 40 n n
next Desorosses-st. at $50 T.. NJ. "
N EW -HAVEN-FARE 81; Excursion. $l.5O.-
~ Steamers Richard Peck aad Continental i.svs p,.,
20 r. r. daily p. M and II 90 p m. Sundays 81.
Sep.eol arrvnK 10 time for trains Meridcn Hartford
sprinsneld Holyoke and North ". B.-Aftsr Jany lat
iIoo p IN steamer carries temporarily freight only
RAMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier "a
- r.. foot Franklinst for Cranstoaa Wset Point
Cole spring. Cornwall Fshkiil Landing ana NcvhvrS;:
wees days D y. NJ; Sundays. q n.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-10
JURY OF WOMEN.
Kentucky Ladies Will Try q Breach Of
Promise Case.

Kentucky Ladies VIII Try q Breach Of
Promise Case.
A novel field of usefulness seems to be
opened to the so called "new woman in
Kentucky. Under the new constitution of
that state women are eligible for jury
service, and one Of the circuit court judges
having on his docket breach of promise
suit in which a woman is the party defend
ant, has ordered the sheriff to. select jury
composed exclusively of women to try the
case.
The sensational feature Of the suit Is the
letters written by the defendant to the
plaintiff and If there is any one on earth
who is eminently qualified to Judge Of the
power of letter of the character Of those
which the lady wrote to the gentleman
who now sues her for specific performance
of her contract 1t is the matrons of Ken
lucky. 1t has been very properly urged
that women be admitted to the medical
profession for their skill and the fitness
they have for treating their own sex, and
certainly they ought to be given jurisdic-
tion in legal matters that so pecul iarly in
volve them as breach Of promNe suits.
Perhaps divorce proceedings also might be
relegated to women to adjudicate.
The defendant In the Kentucky case has
employed Mr.. Bradley, the Republican
nominee for governor, to plead her cause,
but it is probable that the plaintiff is will
ing to go before this jury of ladies with
the letters which the fair plaintiff wrote
him as ample evidence of the way his
youthful affections have been trifled with
by the schoolmistress defendant. Chicago
Record
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-10
How Ruskin Would Raise Children.

Mr.. Ruskin has written letter In re-
ply to the question, Ought parents to leave
fortune to their childrenf" He says that
parents ought to educate and maintain
their children until they reach maturity.
Damned modernism" he adds, leafs its
children young. When they are strong,
throw them out of the nest, but let the
nest be always open to them. No guilt
should ever stand between child and par
ent. The doors should be always open to
daughter who is harlot or n son who Is
thief, if they return, but no fortune
should DC left TO them. New York Trib-
une