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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May fSpeciaD.-Wheat to-day proved very
weak closing full under put price July
sold from 6ic to 62c and closed 62g7sc There were
large deliveries. sOO00O0 bushels There was con
tinuei liquidation OF the eleventh sort. The May
July difference most Of the day 1Jc The
weakest on the statement by The Market Reoord az
Minneapolis the trade authority for the spring cou
try that the great crops In the Northwest grown
as rule In Just such whom
springs have been wet delay seeding Cables were
indifferent Minneapolis and Duluth cars against
AZ last week and i93 last were
light 22o.OO The weather showed heavy rains in
the Dakotas Thursday but the Signal
were Tor clear weather to-day and Tomorrow Wall
street reported gold SATURDAYS
There was only small business here a. 900: New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool May /. 3;45 o. m.-8eef.Extra India mess
Western nne nrm AZ Dos DO medium dun AZ pa g.
Iiams-shori cut about II 10 No. du,l at sos. Bacon
Cumberland cut about - 70 ~ NJ ~ Sos. short rib
ahout n. 2Ss. long clear midilcs. light. A. u
% g. n 2s short clear miles. heavy. all u
q, a clear bellies. about L. to II H.
duh Al rs Shoulders About IL t. "a H. tull at Us
Iard-prime Western. spot. steady At 2is ol Cheese
American finest AS. DO c1orod dull ~ ia
Cd Talpw-Irlm. city duh 49,. Cptionsrei oil
IJy.rpoll refined DUN 81 Spirits II turpcnnc
nrm At 22N Rosn-c common nrm n' - I'd Wheat ~
e ~ G-i No | Northern spring duh
AZ IS Oh Mixed Western. spot dun at 3s ~;
MAY steady AT Is ~ June steady at Is 3D. July steady
Mt Is lii. Flour-S, Louis fancy winter steady AT
rs 81. Hops Iondon-raclhc Coast dull AT 2Odi0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02

but the market Is steady at uhchseu
prices and granulated quoted at I-lCc. - -
Tor, kCC1-There il cont nued demand for SEED
leaf prices about unchanged but tone steany 10
Sales were 40 cases. Including 100 cases crop ISL
England Havana al sai6c; 30 cases. crop 1888 New
England Havana 7c 30 cases lsoi NewLnsiana ma
vana 2JQ5Jc: cases 1894 Ilmmefs, private, te."n
1870 cases sundries 50 ijc. There was more aetIy
foreign market steady sales Of Havana loo,"s n
$50 bales, GscGSl H. and $50 bales suHa'a ~ ''0s
81 80 In bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
THE STATE or TRADE.

hbis Wheat dull easy; No red spot eslse asked
May Gs@6sc july % Nc r A1susi SaIse STOCK
"a 900 bush sales 36 900 bush easy; mixed spot
and May GS ane G h Isy corn &c. do
yellow lza37c: stock Gl9 $50 bush sales. 10000 bush
oats steady demand far No White mi ,a Wesern y Sr
2 40a4c nearby: 42a43c Western stock ~ $50 bush
Hay firm; choice timothy 81 Cotton quiet mddinss
packed GaDIoc. Other articles unchanged.
Poston, May Flour dun; prices unchanged; spring
ter clear and sraights So coast winter patents s4a$4 5
cornmeal steady 7sGsoc bag 81 soaSl 50 barrel Corn
9 as ss SeS~ N %o 'r1G epned e No ao a7c 20
white 2ec; No DO 2Ss MIlfeed quiet spring bran ran
m ling $i2 soasi5 30 cctionseed meal sci 75as22
Pork steady, SO 75aslI To- cuts 81 Is lean ends
bacon aioc Veal quiet. 5G9c: fancy s5c. Fresh beef
DUH steers G@7c binds, 99?3s fores 4a4i2e ,c Butter
tation Northern 11al2c ladies loaic; Vermont choice
i4gi5c other dairies lial3c Lambs quiet s@9,3c
Cheese quiet Northern. 9sgioc; Western aao,9c Eggs
aspS nt s. Easif 4o me- e Mss'ts das r. y1S
eyes 81 25as red kidneys 81 lOas Is Poultry quiet
nof Sr,Ser1 fowls ls4c Western
onioc. Potatoes steady; Hebrons 2oa2sc; rose 2oT
soc Green 2a27c white So s.Ss 2a2 T
Iene!a 50 5cas6 So Messina sa9S? 80 Lemons
aaet: fncy sISas2o, lower grades dull si3asi7 Rye
straw si9a$2o Leather quiet; hemIock sole non-aeid
seconds pc.
Buffalo. May 1--sprng wheat closed weak: No hard
sgtc No NS Gf o5%c winter wheat closed
dril. No . red 7OAc Corn closed weak No yellow.
80 an yelSw s2 n 3re Oats
closed dull unchanged ariev-No BIC aske- In store
b. Rye .piAS l z 2ar sS Sc @
81 20 best winter 50 I0us3 so; straight 81 toas3 3D.
changed
Chicago. May 1.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02

Market closed steady at unchanged to points advance
compared Yesterdays closing prices Transferable
noticea 500 Total sales. 1l11oO bales New-York net
receipts 80 gross 25i1 Exports: Continent 33i9
bales forwarded 24S; sales 1856; spnners So; stock
1Y $40 Total receipts to-day 5v26 bales; thus iar
This week ~ O2S. Exports to-day: Great Britain II 175
bales Continent G50 Thus far this week: Great Brit
min a. So bales: France. 6S9 Continent 232} stock
4s995 Spot quiet and lGc higher middling up
lands 3lGc middng gulf 1-lGc; sales, i4s6 bales
including Sc spinning and 7.40O contract.
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton quiet; sales 5000 bales.
speculaon and export 800 bales: American, 1000 bales
receipts 1000 bales American, 1000 bales;
yndding upands. 1920; futures opened quiet partial
6ld advance closed steady unchanged 10 point net ad
vance January February 359b February March. 36Ds;
May 41ab; MayJune Ass June-July. +15l2b; Juy-Au-
gust 4l4Ab: August-Sepember Ais; September October.
4Oss October November 361s November December Soss
anuary 35gs Manifestations quiet; cloths
quiet steady The Liverpool weekly statement shows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING
~ FIND
1895.

PROPOSALS
FOR sEwEn TATER AN9 cA As m
fhE EAEK NFAE w TbD OF 4SS
OF THE LAWS OF 1894.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR tn. sSov. work,
with the above title also with the OF thc
person persons making the same. and the date pres
ssr roo % N Be H aH& g s s the Comp
$50 Broadway. in the City Of New York until twelve
which place ard hour bids viii publicly opened i
the presence OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
viii be made to the lowest Bidder with adequate .ursg
as hon ;s as S aT The Psn
attend Al this Office with the surees offered by him
Of the service OF notice effect that tho
contract has been 50 awarded. and that the adequacy
By the Comptroller and in q failure neglect 50
to DO he they will be considered having abandoned
f. and IN default 10 the Corporation and thereipon
shall readver,ised and relet and 50 on uni
the contract BE- accepted and executed The work
mence at such time as the Commissioner Of Public
n. B-The price must be written in the bid and also
stated in figures all VIII be considered a.
Informal which 40 rot contain bids for all items for
given for the withdrawal o. bid or estimate and the
@ expressly reserved BY the Sn SIC Of the
ihe public interests so to do. No bid viii Be accepted
rears to the Corporation or who is defaul,e as surety
or 9therwise upon any my, obgatIon to the cSTporaton
after the notice 10 work has been given by the
The ampun. 81 security required is ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Forms Of estimates and further information II desired
the form Of including the specifications
work. be obtained the Office Of the Coma.
troller. No $50 Broadway.
WILLIAM l.. STRONG,
JOHN W. GOF'F.
Recorder;
ASHBEL r. FITCH Commissioned
comptroller:
ANSON c. NJ COOK. Sinking FIND
Chamberlain;
WILLIAM NJ x. OLCOTT.
Chairman Of Committee Finance,
Board OF Aldermen;
New York April oTth. 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and supscr,p,iors for The Tr!bu'

DvERTIsEMENTs and sessrpcss f0s 81. Tn sroadwsy
"a door north Of sist-s until o'clock M scvs
tisements at the following branch o asw.
cor 23dst l52 sth-ave i2h-st i!s d
Eas, 4,h-s 257 Yves, 42ds between IN ara ! S4
1859 East 41hs sss sdssye ce'wses iS.ss.
near ssth-s $50 81 ave. near alst:. oss sd-:ys IN
sd-syss; aSs2 sSoavsa: Is Amsterdam to3 We,
t2d-st; l4s Eas. lsthst 2os East Assnr ~ Essi
Sath At, i.6io Rroadway; i.sa sd~v~s - - =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
PURSUANT to statutory requirement, notic

hereby given that Act has been passed oy On ~
branches OF the Legislature entitled and worded a. Tvs
lows: =. -
AN ACT 10 amend Subdivision + OF section 70 con-
Chapter il0 OF the Laws Of 1857 entitled An ACT .si
sodate into Act and declare the special ah1 ~
laws affecting public interests In the City OF New ns
Further notice Is hereby given that PUBIC nrs 4,
upon such bill will be held the Office OF the Mayo,
the City Hail In the city Of New York. on Mo"oAS'
May 4th 1896 2 i. VI. .
Dated City Hall New York April 27th 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
TO CONTRACTORS.

1896.
TO CONTRACTORS.
F0 MoFT R kEotTSnp E6k AND sERrosxs
A fNG 6N 4G p y TIE sr
%ITS s%sEn4 - fPFFfsE sSss5E <
Der r. 1885 JANUARY r. isaS AND Fl FEBssSTs!E H
NoTEwBids will be received as tolows
/. Bid for furniture, cabinet work and o,ba- -,
fed under heading of Furniture Cabinet Work sDse
2. Bid for burglar proof file case. burglar-o,o,.
fire and burglar proof safe and proof safes ma
up buslaproof file and safe remoya sss a
T. Bid for metallic file cases for the Health
Bid for mason work carpenter worE IRON SssnsS'n.at
work tilng work heating and yenta,n marble oe won, dad
work gas and e!ec'ric-isht fixtures painting ana s
1t is to be understood that all the requIrem.,,.
conditions OF the contract and specifications shat,
SEALED ESTIMATES for the above work. Indor,.. -.
the above tltl, also with the name Of the person
be received the orice OF the Comptroier Rsamaa 70
n.y. IN he y Of Ns@ Yc sD saSy
Friday. May 70. 1896 which place and hour I 70.
Commissioners the sinking Fund and ' rsss
award Of the contract II awarded. will be made
lowest pidGer with adequate security hers.s@
The person persons whom the con,rac,
Department OF Public Works with the suret.s on IL
him or them. and execute the contract within ava
from the date OF the service Of o,ice to ,hs ns dan
and in OF failure neglect do So he nv s1e
be considered having abandoned H. and a. Up w
10 the Cooperation, and thereupon the work shall se
veri!sed ard relet. ard until the conasa% n.
ceptod ard executed. The work TO commas % 10
time the Commissioner OF Public Works NAV a. az ~
" B.-Pernissidn WI, net De given Tor the v,,s HAt
Of any bid estimate No bid Will be accepted sssa
uSo debt any cr who 90 is
surety otherwise. upon any obligation 70 ~
poraton "e -
ders referred TO the drawings and the Do
The drawings may be the Office N ~, sSuona
Robert Maynicke Rooms 10 to ls rweh ,o nrehtect,
York Commercial Building, Nos 725 and III y, New
the City OF New York. 3"ay n
The entire work to be completed within NINETY NV
after the notice commence work been give. tuAiS
Commissioner Of Public Works "s
The Of security required s.
80 900 Bid No. I.
5000 Bid No. 2.
81 800 Bid No. 3.
$1,000 Bid No. 4.
$4,000 I,d No.
Blank form Of estimates and further in.orna,Io, %.
sired be obtained on application the Comn,,.a
Office No. $50 Broadway. '"'"eo
The form OF agreement. including the specinc,.,,.
the work. be obtained office Of the Conntro. ~
go Broadway. Ne
WILLIAM L. STRONG.
JOHN W GoFF
Recorder. Commissions.
ASHREL 7. FITCH.
Comptroller: O, the
ANSON G. MCOOK
Chamberain: Sinking FurA
WILLIAM ~ X. OLCOTT.
Chairman Committee Finance.
Board Of Aldermen
New York. May I. 1896
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKTYo
~ ET-ED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02

COFFEE-Cabes without special change. LSoca!
prices well maintained small dealings. The mar
ket the opening the close chief
sales September. Rio. 100 higher at l35O0 reis
exchange. 9-l6 receipts. 2OCO bales: stock. 1000
receipts 900 stock, 04 COO market quiet at
unchanged prices good 1900 rels Havre stock
all kinds. S1s.OSO bags. including 10000 brazilian;
arrivals April 80 600: deliveries $1,000 Hamburg stock
2S9 900 bags including 1874 coo BRAZILIAN arrivals April
900: deliveries, $4,000 Cleared from Rio, steamship
Iassc. with 1900 bags Hamburg steady; May. Gs25
pigs June. 600: July. 600. August Gj25. SOdthamp
arrivals in April A. 395 bags: deliveries 692 stock
1881 Havre barely steady May $500 francs June and
July, So 10 August. - 25.
Contracts closed steady at unchanged 10 10 points de-
cline Sales 4. 80 bags. follows:
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PURSUANT to statutory requirement, notice

hereby given that Act has been passed oy soi-
branches OF the Legislature entitled ana "ofoeo q" ~
lows:
AN ACT relating TO the payment OF oncers Oh e'
in the City and County Of New York .u. ,.arins
Further noce is hereby given that puo'eW axor IA
such bill will be held the Ofce OF tie
the city Hall. in the city OF New York. on Mon'a''
'ii Bat 3D. civ Hail New YORK April 9th. 1s96
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
PURSUANT to statutory requirement, notice

hereby given that Act has been passed by po;a
lows ~ $500
An ACT to amend Chapter 40 Of tn. Laws Of 1854
entitled An Act TO consolidate Act and 10 os
care the special and local laws affecting public me-,
ests IN the city Of New York. and Acts amendato
New York.
Further iotce Is hereby given that publ, nesnS
upon such bill will he held the ONCE OF the Mayo
the City Hall. In the City or New York. on MonaA"
May 4th 1885, At ~ NJ
Dated City Hall. New York April 9th. lS96
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02

4 81, ls f5:E
There is slight improvement in the tone Of the mar.
s d for and Bas ~ m @ R INA ' n EG ad
fairly active with sale; ana At M ss cen Ms nI aer es on
s@ s qs sss a; But S@
as wSS be at S. Sss Is aS
S Ss 9Sn@s : n 5oh saDS "a
otis fef saS s1T a quiet steady and unehasd
sa Fro %ay Ax fSa E -four market was
by the late weakness whea, and buyers were wiling
70 bid for very e 1g Ony winter T e's wheat %
seemed and Of spring wheat there seems
asosiaon prices The 0n'ny estimate ten. Of
las. month :Gd g 300 last year Sgrsns
Zoo bSis winter sights 81 GoaSa %, 800 5bis clears,
sies S IL cs ss S sP%s
800 bb srsgSs CO. SgS 96 oS s sss s. 3 @sa $50
RYE sfs F FIfS sales 2e bis a, s. r.: corn
Ess,as s. 10 wss5n asa sOqssrn Ho; sSg
= 10 white ssc fine yellow cssrse
fS5 r 9%Dsa 40 GO . snsr S n a
Scnny eoae2e css,on.ssa meal sis'l o or oil
FOREIGN DRIED FRUIT-Continued inquiry is seen
&, ,Sat ss Ga%ase BY f1, was greater tina" At
nSs dull %s quote Valencia ras 7s
sfs3sc: California prunes. 441c almonds. 7i9al41c;
Brazil nuts 31Q4c; walnuts GHGiec; hberts 5s.gsisc;
figs. 3tsQs1c.
~FOREfGN GREEN FRUIT-The demand for lemons is
somewhat with fair proportion
town orders oranges in moderately active demand.
although buyers are disposed purchase ahead
bananas are quiet, still very firm adj
vance. Cocoanuts quiet. We quote Lemons 50 5OG
SS IS Messna S3ass California rave SO 5OQs4
bananas. s5cq<i 10 pneappts, SsdS20; 500
$3.50
3RAIN-wIIEAT-The result Of the days operations
in a loss Of %@1c. During the morning
the comparatively steady. Prices held
trade. Foreign quiet. and foreign orders
ibie the sales Of May wheat by Of the receiving
houses There deliveries contracts here but
this expected. Tho cash situation weak and
premiums both spring and winter reduced
sharply during the day From the West the reports
bearsh. Winter wheat advices continue favorable
and the weather in the spring wheat region better
Receipts OF wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth large
There were deliveries contracts at Minneapolis
but at Chicago the deliveries heavy. amounting
100000 bush There haze been rnmors respecting
huss long interest in May wheat NewYork. but close
canvass q the market does not indicate long interest
market held comparatively steady during the forenoon
weakening at midday. ana In the afternoon developed
decided weakness breaking rapidly active liquidation
~ parties who have been hoping for MAY Day bulge
close was weak at the lowest Exporters took ooo
bush OF No Northern wheat. New-York. private
terms. No red was quoted At about 4NQ5c over May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
Proposals
1896.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SiSS frScSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
pURSUANT to statutory requirement. notice

Is hereby given that has been passed by botn
branches OF the Legislature entitled wordd as fol-
lows:
An Act to amend Chapter 1871 OF the Laws Of ISIS en-.
uei An act 70 provide for the ston Of sites fot
schoo buildings by the Board OF Education Of the CITY OF
YORK as amended by Chapter 81 Of the Laws OK ls
further notice IL hereby given that q public heanns
upon sucn hl WI. be held AT the Office Of the Mayor Va
,ne 10y Haii In the city OF NewYork Tuesday May
DATED Clty Hall. City OF New-York April q 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02

Blank form OF estimates and further fn.orra,o, ~.
sired. can be obtained on application the Comntyo.
Office. No $50 Broadway paohero
The form OF agreement including the Specification. .
Broad ray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
pnblic \ Offices.

DuRSU ANT to statutory requirement, notice
Is hereby given that act has been passed by both
branches OF the Legislature entitled and worded as fol-
lows:
An Act TO amend Chapter Of the Laws Of 1891 entitled
An act To provide for rapid transit railways In cities
or over one million nhabitants- amended by Chapters
O- ana 900 OF the Laws OF 1892 amended by Chapters
Us and I52 Laws OF 1894 as amended by Chapter
5l9 Of the Laws OF 1898.
Further notice is hereby given that public hearing
upon such bill Will be held the Office OF the Mayor -
me CITY Hall. In the city Of NewYork. on Wednesday
Dated City Hall, New-York April 81 1895
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
American Paper Abroad.

Several journals Of London, Eng.
land, are now printed on white paper
made in the United States; a New
Hampshire paper mill is supplying
white paper to a Scottish publishing
house, while the Freeman's Journal,
Dublin, Ireland, has contracted with
an Ottawa (Canada) paper manufac.
turer for its regular supply of news.
paper. Australia also uses American
paper. The American continent must
ever be the leading factor in the
worlds supply of white paper. The
paper mills of the future must be
located within easy reach Of the great
spruce forests. A single paper pulp
mill IN the State OF New York uses
seventy carloads of logs and short.
wood daily. Its annual consumption
is 80, 100000 feet of waste lumber.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
Had to Keep Cool.

A Massachusetts Congressman who
was on board the train which was
wrecked at Hyde Park, Mass, last fall,
says that when the shock came, one of
the passengers was pitched over several
seats just in time to receive the con.
tents Of the water-cooler, which tipped
over and soaked his clothing with ice
water. A highly excited passenger
rushed up to him and told him to keen
cool. eco away said the wet man,
81 am the coolest man in the car.
have just had two buckets OF leo water
emptied down my back"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
THE DOORWAY OF rAE ROSE

Over the doorway OF the rose
Wandered a yellow-banded bee.
II the lips Of noon
Were to hum tune.
They would hum that drowsy melody.
That same low, resonant chant that he
Sang there in the sweetest flower that blows.
Fast asleep lay the blushing rose,
Lulled by the notes of that monotone,
Even the dancing feet,
OF the zephyrs fleet
Stood still at sound Of that murmurOus
drone,
That note next higher that silence, blown
Along the tubes where the honey flows.
Forth from the doorway OF the rose
Flashed the wings OF the laden bee,
Yet. il you will
You may hear him still,
Never from natures harmony
Is lost one chord that may we'll agree,
She does not forget the song she knows.
Curtis May, in Bachelor OF Arts.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

Negotiations have been closed BY
which the Conveniently becomes owner
of the site of the famous "battle above
the clouds on Lookout mountain.
and the property will soon be con-
verified into an adjunct of the Chicka.
manga Chattanooga National Military
Park. The tract purchased of the
Cravens' heirs is ninety-two acres of
valuable residence property situated
half way up the side of the mountain
and accessible by rail.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

An average life of a mortgage in the
United States is 4, $50 years; on acres.
4,54O years, and on lots, 4, 749 years,
Mortgages increased in the average
amount of the debt incurred under
them in the United States from
81, l05 in 1880 to 81, 429 in 1889,
while the average mortgage for the
decade was Sl,271. With respect to
mortgages on acres, they averaged
$l,O32 during the decade, and in
creased from 1923 in 1880 to $1,115
in 1889. In the case of mortgages on
lots, which averaged $1,000 during
the decade, the increase was from the
average of $1,353 in 1880 to Sl,G64
Al 3oSos -~--- -.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

At West Point Military Academy
the other day cadet of the third
class, who was caught in the act of
hazlng a 'plebe," was ordered into
confinement for one year, stripped of
all his privileges for the same period,
including his three months furlough
for the summer, and commanded to
do guard duty every Saturday after
the return Of the other students in the
fell. The sentence is said to be the
most severe that was ever inflicted
upon any hazer in the United States.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

1t is said that British sympathizers
with Spaiu,as against Cuba, have been
somewhat startled over tho declara-
ton of General Campos that it would
require 400, 900 men for five years to
come, and an outlay of 81, 900, 900, 900
to conquer Cuba. Great Britain, in
tho opinion of the New York Mail
and Express, does not care to play the
role of financial hacker to q nation
that must inevitably go bankrupt to
an enormous extent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
Nearly Drowned by His Pets.

George Bietauset, a New York
brewer, has big white bulldog and q
lively little Scotch terrier who are
universal pets. Accompanied by his
vito ind two boys the brewer the
other night took his dogs to the river
to give sthem dip. The dogs were
fastened together on the ends Of rope
eight feet long. Bietauset held the
rope by the middle and kept the bull.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

The Paris Journal de Medicine e.
Inmates that there are in France 2, 500
medical men battling with starvation,
the reason being that their number
constantly increases while their prac-
tice is reduced by the advance of n.y.
Giene, the competition of hospitals
and the diffusion of sanitary informa-
ton by the newspapers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

The four years proceedings at Kaz-
an, Russia, in the case of seven per-
sons accused Of numbering by decap-
itation q peasant, named Konor Mat
ivunlne, has just been brought to a
close, by the acquittal of the prison
ers. The object of the murder was to
provide victim for q sacrifice to
idols, q relic of heNthenism which
still survives in the province OF
Yiatka.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

The story of the fortunes of T. T..
Rogers, one of the new Sherifs OF
London reads as if the scene were
laid in America. He began to make
shirts years ago in small room IN
London, where he cut the garments
out himself, and now he employs looO
persons in that business.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

If the votaries of the wheel continue
to increase in number, Puck thinks it
will simplify matters if the stray Pc
destrian will ring bell as he ap'
proaches the crossing.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

Boston intends to practice hygiene
Instead of, as heretofore, only teach.
ing it. 1t is proposed to put from
fourteen to thirty shower baths in the
Paul Reve re School House, an expert.
ment which will cost the municipality
N0snO
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

The classical Leander was the
aquatic hero of the ancients aud the
modern Leanlers on the Thames
seem to be the aquatic heroes of the
present day, observes the New York
News.