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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-17
WORLDS FAIR CAR.
An interesting Exhibit at the Omaha
EepOt.

One of the two advertising cars of
the land and emigration department.
of the Northern Pacific railway COM
pany spent Wednesday and Thursday
in this city, and went to ST. Peter
this morning. 1t was sidetracked
near the Omaha depot, and was visit
ed by hundreds of people during the
day, large part of whom were school
children, who found in the car good
object lesson of the products of the
Northwestern states. The car was in
charge of d. M. Stewart, of ST. Paul,
who courteously explained the various
points of interest in the car to the
lines of people as they filed through
the interior.
The car is entirely the product of
the Northwestern states through
which the road runs. except the glass.
The woodwork is very fine, represent
the different kinds of hard wood to be
found in these states. The iron
wheels and other parts came from the
Minnesota iron mines. The car is a
particularly handsome one, and at
tractively decorated and arranged.
The exhibits comprise very fair
samples of the cereal, fruit and min
eral products of the country trav-
ersed by the road, with stuffed ami
mails and birds, and some interesting
views of scenery and industries. All
of the samples of produce were taken
from last years crop, and speak very
creditably of the richness of the soil
and vast resources now coming into de-
velopment along this great system of
railroad.
When we went through the car,
some forty or fifty people had left
their names as being interested and
DESTROYS of procuring more informa-
tion, and we were told that generally
about 300 names were secured at each
stopping place, and that the Car has
proved the means of starting numbers
of people to locate along the line,
mostly farmers. Vast amounts of
literature are distributed from the
car.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-17
A PLEASANT PARTY.

The party given by the Young Mems
Social club at The Saulpaugh Friday
night was attended by about twenty
five couples, and was greatly enjoyed
by all. The Twin City Mandolin
club, consisting of A. j. Robinson,
W. Nelson, t. L. Snyder, f. Mac
Gentry and Chas. Katry, of St. Paul,
furnished the music, which was ex-
cellent for dancing purposes, and a
program of fifteen numbers, mostly
two steps and waltzes, was rendered,
besides three extras.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-17
THE DATE SET.

The date for the occupation OF the
front part of the new Presbyterian
church and the dedication OF the
building has been set for Sunday and
Monday, Sept. 9Th and It'll. The ser
vices will occupy all of the week, ana
leading Presbyterian divines, besides
all of the former pastors OF the church,
will be present and assist. 1t will be
notable event in Minnesota Pres
byterianism.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-17
NEW TRIAL APRIL 10Th.

The jury that was trying Jacob
Freund at Farimont having been un-
able to agree, and having been dis
charged Saturday, the court officers
and attorneys returned to this city in
the evening. The court set the Sec
ond trial of Freund for April goth,
and issued special venire for seven
ty-fve jurors.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-17
INCORPORATION DEFEATED.

The vote on incorporation in North
Mankato Saturday resulted in the de-
feat of the proposition by vote of 60
for to Is against. The advocates Of
incorporation claim that they will
have the matter up again year from
now.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-17
STOLEN SHOES.

A case of boys shoes and ladies slip
pers was stolen from freight car by
the &c. & N. w. depot Friday be-
fore the rain. The case belonged to
T. w. Hart, and was valued at 1913.
The car was sealed. The thief, who
left no clue, whitfield hole into a
box of buttons belonging to j. G..
Hanson.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-17

L. Patterson Mercantile Co. report
that sugar advanced one-eighth of
cent today, and expect an advance of
one-fourth of cent before the week
is out.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-17

The police are looking for a man
who made an indecent exposure of
person behind The Saulpaugh yester-
day and tried to attract the attention
of the help. He is known and is
wanted for previous similar acts.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-17

The season of spring shooting
closes April 10Th under the present
law, not April 25th, as some seem to
think.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-04-17

Miss Cora Craver has received a
beautiful bouquet Of cut flowers from
Mrs. D. w. Selleck, of Cuthbert, Ga.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
NELSON AND TRAFALGAR SVtdhh.
A COMPLAINT IN LoNDoN-ADMiRAL GEh'AiS
~ DASGER-NEw FOREIGN SHIPS.

A COMPLAINT IN LoNDoN-ADMIRAL GER'AiS
IN pANGER-NEw FOREIGN SHIPS
Tho recent celebration OF the anniversary OF
trafalgar in London has brought out a complaint
rron admirers of the great column erected to the
,nar,orv Of Nelson surmounted by colossal hgure
~ the hero facing the Strand. The protest IS
against soldiers monuments or statues dispacihs
,ha mobile fellows at Trafalgar. and demanding
.ho, rrafa,ear Square be devoted TO the memor!
=, tbose who took part In the battle whose name
=, hears II is also declared that Nelson should
no removed from his lofty pinnacle. and be piaceo
down where the people may have closer look al
rim. e.. that he should not be "mastheaded' as
were the naughty mIddes In early navy aays ,ney or
~ mind" Nelson's naval friends insist that he
should be brought down from aloit and De a. put
~ Cofiinewood Of Backwood and other noble
heroes be grouped about him. On the otter hand.
there those who assert that nelson
Tor bringing him down than there Is for bringing
Napoleon down from the Nendome Coiumh IN raiis'
The French Navy came very near losing one OF
us most popular and talented officers recently
Admiral Gervais. commandant OF the Meoi'erra-
mean Squadron The squadron was having ma
noeuvres and was at machine and "gun-fube'
practice. the latter differing from gun practice
IN that. instead OF adding unnecessary wear and
go % the life of the gun itself with firing full
siyed projectes smaller balls were hred from the
Guns or rather, from the practice tubes inserted
into them The battle-ships were MOVING IN sill
1ie fIe about three-quarters Of mile apart. each
having in tow. about one-tweifth OF mile as'ern;
target for the cruisers 10 hre a. aps sess
Al an angle suiilceDt TO insure absolute immunity
Of the battle-ships Notwithstanding these orders.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16

a hall Of bullets suddenly fell on the deck Of Ad-
from the Hotchkiss guns OF the torpedo cruiser
anonr d hsn anq near & me Place minutes hfore
After various trials the authorities Of the Ger
man Navy have decided 20 fit many of the largest
vessels with apparatus for partly heating their
boilers with oil. and It Is proposed to provide ior
tho use OF liquid fuel In all new constructions Inc
oil to be used in the Germany Navy is product
OF dstila;ion OF Ignite. a Ignite tar oil. called
''masut" being a darlk-brown fluid of an oily nat
ure Ii will be stored on the vessels in special
tanks. from which It will be conducted TO the im-
naces through pipes 1t will be elected In a spray
by steam. and viii Yield bright flame without
smoke. One Of the drawbacks in i's use Is tina, @ IL
jecte should Sc, fire 10 tank the danger WOMB
be great: on the other hand, its enect peihE M, ~
stantaneous in the generation OF steam. its heaiing
power being superior TO that Of coal. and the alb,
Of smoke are advantages which are claiheu
10 outweigh the objections
An Italian inventor has constructed an apparatus
which he calls a "Methydoc sphere" and by means
OF which ne Processes TO he able 10 descend to any
depth in the He proved this in recent ex-
pertinent at Spezzia. but he was unable to get the
thing to ascend He stored about 200 cubic feet OF
compressed air in the apparatus and then, Win
two friends. il lowered to depth of some
thirty feet. Nine hours passed. and as the sphere
did no, rcascend TO the surface, dlver was ser'
down. and found the sphere resting on tne pottoni
bu, got reply to his knocks. Then the sphere
was hauled with ropes ana Vnen tne uOor Wdf
opened the inventor found with a livid face
and partially asphyxiated. His two friends were
found unconscious. hut were quickly resuscltated.
They had been under water about eighteen hours.
The inventor says that the failure In this Instance
was due 20 the fact that the air pressure was IN
sufficient 20 expel the water ballast
The French Navy is to have a new thirdclass
cruiser TO be called the Estrees She is TO be
wholly of steel. Sl6 feet long. and 200 tons dis
placement An unusual feature of the new vessel
j. that she is 10 be fitted with three light mast :
for some auxiliary sail power.
The results of the extended series OF trials made
with LIQUID fuel on the Yarrow watcr-tube boilers
of the Russian torpcdo-boat Nryborg having been
r,ported in every way satisfactory. IL has been
decided and orders have been given. TO fit all tor
pcdo- boats with the necessary appliances for the
! burning of oil fuel.
The Japanese Government has decided 10 build
four coast-defence ironclads. four rstclass three
second-class and two third-class cruisers Two of
the first class cruisers TO be built in the United
States-one by Cramp q Sons. at Philadelphia, and
the other hy the Union Iron Works san frahcls-c0'
They are 10 he go feet In length. ~ feet ooaW l' z
feet drauCht. and 3r2 knots speed Japan mas hISo
in contemplation the construction or twent! m ~
0rst-class torpedo boats and fourteen toricooDod'
destrOyerS.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cort!andt s,,s.t.
500 A. NJ fssT T. Ens;, siwpsmss SovtpSsr IS l. ass
@ 1SSo A. FAST pESSsYy.SIS NSYR;SS Ss'
tTo%psa,,men tSn sl,epIns Dining Smoking osssrSss
M ~" cnsnna atty. SO cSIeAsI e. M Isvesns 80
iS1isviIs 1910 p M st. Louis s.+4 p. NJ. and Toied:
Sss::"s 'ss H"Hs s e os Il H. s;.: T. :
900 r. NJ 1--WE wssTsRN ~ N ExpREss-s..pps and p,a,.,
f's5fi s 3 # e'Es ExSsAss-s.D.. fiy
Sss; sn'n%n "ssn.ps. sSa 81 s ts' A. H s Is ca
e s @ s
ana 'S:: %xsSISSS!TsoSS!s aSsS! sS!sFes xSp THE sour.
'Ssnsre.sonai LIN" ali Psricr pnins csrS z IS
s p'nSs S sas ~ 1s Ls
soITHfRS hAIiwxyy. = M DAILY; Sleeper: y
springs 2i5 night daily. sleepers to Birmingham md
jacksonve. s. Augustine Port Tampa and Macon. sS
FIX kS%xY ana 1Dfs 3
Ssy T'FSSss Rss5 e'
Atlantic City. leo p. NJ weekdays Through suss
For Cape Nav. 100 p. NJ weekdays
week days. sundays stop at rnterisken for Asb.,
F'TS': ','' !, koa Y: plEiT,EEASSnilrn1A. ! e + 81
$40 7.so $50 2 go 90 Penn's Limited. 1910 On.
car,. 500 ,Dinirg car). 8 Dining CAR, 80 ePT
I2i5 night. SUNDAYS s15. $50. Q. go 40 Limited,
TO- II A. NJ. Dining Carr. 4. 40 Dining Con- 500
DINING Carj. 9 Dining can. 7+5. 8. p ~. isW
night. - -. 49,
s s s and re ;so, s e p.s,:. Il :s. p
t'ortlandt strao,s: Court Street Fulton Street ~
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot Of Fulton
street Brooklyn: Station Jersey City The New Yorf
Transfer Company will call for and check aggass fom
hotels and residences through 20 destination
AZ PREVOST J. r, WOOD
Manager. General Passr Aren't
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
LEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAO

Stations foot Of COrtIHn ndt nd Desbroscec -
$40 A. VI. daily Sunday. I:oO A NJ for Aucu
CUT-NK and intermediate stations. ...
sis 4. ". daily FOR ITHACA. GENEVA RoShES:
TER Ri;FFAIIO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION
ppiDGr and m. West ami principal local points; Dn-
1o.SO 4 VI daily except sunday for MAucH CHUNK
snd intern ediate points
~ noon daily except SUNDAY
..BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo a3s p W. Through % Roches,er Pun
man vcs,ibul. p,y Coaches aHl Parl0r-tars pnns--
car service Meals Ia carte. Connects at Bunao VIE
through sleeper to Chicago. 1-....s
I.JO =. VI. daily. except sunday FOR Mauch Chunk ana
10 - VI. daily. except SUNDAY f'r WilkesesKe
tonpng only principal intermediate stations Sosnec'
o- All p,n,s In char|ars % WlSesoatls
a,iO'P w. daily except sunday. for Wlkesbarre asd
roal rssion Pullman Buffet ParorCar 70 Wilksstarre
S.i5 T., VI. daily. sor FASTON and intermediate 81
usiO r. W. daily except Sunday Express FOR STATING
ton and priac pal intermediate stations ,onnec" To-
heading and Hlrr-burg. ChaIr-Car 70 Sating,on ,,.
an. ali ncnis W-st Pullman >l.-per Nes,ihuet Ia!s
%y 70 chicago. sleeper TO buffalo and Toronto
O.OO T. VI daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA RochED-
tyr ~, ,;FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all nonis
West Pullman sleeper 70 Chicago and Buhslo sleep@
10 d,,,ons local trains daily except sunday for BOUND
pfSOOK ana in'ernediat. points leave as follows; ""
4. NJ go 40 and $50 J.. NJ - ... A..
" 1".efs and Pullman accommodations a. 233. 20 ~
- ,o9 TrDa,iwav 81 East ltth -. i56 Fast ic5th st.
so- ,nwerv y Fulton ST. Court 81. ~ Brcad-
wav ami brooklyn Annex. Bro'kyn.
v.v York Transfer Company Will call for and enecx
fron, hotel residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New York. foot OF Liberty ST.. d"'y
CHICAGO . l. NJ. and II ID night 90 ,..
PiTrsB re; sso. 81. ,:,g sun ~ sun a 10 n,s"" M
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE S@ 10 csS ,,'nnt = ttp.niac
-a, rr m ~ is night. Sunday 10 Dining SaI' ,,is
M Lining carr . Dining car DINING Sar' i-'
night M ..,.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper S~ p !" ~
a ty.inS are Illuminated with Plnsch Light ,., g.
a. ia ii2 oai AS ,.t<O Rway 81 r. issn
,o7 Rowery Y: sas s+4 Fulton 81, Brooxiyn .ss.etsS
~ ,s .h.r,v ST. g r r. of y. J. Baggage ens's~
rro,, hotsl or residence to Destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
ERIE RAILROAD

Through ,rains ;eave New-fork foot Of Cha.nos :'
.IS ana nyr minutes earlier rom West 80 81;
xxx A. M.-Vesiibuled Express Daily Tor "Hvery. M
tc(JU it,n ngnamon Elrlii buffalo. Bradford Jsmss-
town. Meadvilis and the West; st;. Arrive Buffalo
uO n N.-Vestitulod Limited fast mail Daily. solid
X:UU irsn chicago Via Chaus.atdS ss.p.rs
"a Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati Din'ns
e.on =. M-Iufralo and Cleveland v.s'Isgl'd e e
C)U pr.:' psily sfrvss ss.s1Mo sumSo S 4. H. 6.vs-
ii9rS isna iiiss ils ?. n sleeper. Buffalo and ci:y.-
land making drect connec"o"' y" N'''"'"
and the West r.u.
ols ~ N-via ChautauquH Lake and Niagara Eais
Md nsiy Solid train TO Chicago seepers TO but-
f,io. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car
u,cKETs LOAF TINE CARms "a AHn r.7 r,,naM.S nr1,ax.,
~ ySre,y 5G Fast ios,h 1t and 81 Vest i2ath-st,
Sh,mT"r. S And West 23i ferries. NewYorx 333 sne
"a r,,,on 100 broadway. Rrooklyr: 200 Hudson ST.
n,o..n ma city station wes'cott Express cas
Tor and checks baggage fr'm nots' ana 'e''r"e"
A~aef
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
MEl[ERlGAEN l0E1[so Co.:

ME1[SR0GAM l0El[go
-yORK-Sor HAMPTON -n>ondon-ParN
Sailing N ~ A. NJ D.o q
yFUyORK Nov. II NEW lpKh ...'..' .'''
,c-- or.ic Sov .. rOr'fS. I'"c. ~, ~,
PARIS Dec ? PNN'S -'' -
WINTER CRrfSE
70 nrPMrDA. WEST INDIES. MENU -.
10, ,h. American : 6 ONO. from New ork. reo'
1897 for bermuda. -. Thomas 81 MIS-, "s,r,n,dsd
- 'c, Nartiu1ue st Lucia. Barbadoes tiinipau'
~, :, s,sin Ia Pre-, Ia Cuayra "aracas) ,uraooa'
:, poringo Jsmaca Progress. Nera 'rnz H. ~ rs.
Havana Hr1insyirx Ca Duration W iaIs ,, =. ts1n,
sece se7o and upwards Send FOR illustrated I Ian,rl,'
RED STAR LINE to- AIN MGwsHp.
sailing every Wednesday
Fri. ISLAND. ....Nos. Is noon West.rnland ,.pee m
.,.rs,nytnr Nov -. / T. Southwark Dee w. p "'
ISTrRSATIONAI. NAVIGATION COMPANY
pier. "a ami S North River. Once. Bowlihs o'een'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


WASHINGTON.
For phraae.nha week dave. 40 $50 400 ioAa
1870 ,)ning car) A. NJ. 1870. 300. go 400 CDuaes
Parlor Carr. 430. 500 Dining Car'. 500. 30 80
y NJ 1918 night. Sundays 4:3o 300. 1000. lin
Dining car, A. NJ 2 90. 400 500 Dining Can. p u.
For Baltimore and Washington week days 80 sAe
1000 ii 80 Dining Carr. A. NJ. 200. a3o 500 sDtnisl
c,rl a.O0 p NJ 1918 night SUNDAYS 4.3o. 1000. ffA
DINING car A. n. 200. 500 Dining Can. p. \
1918 night :. .,,.. .. .... a
Liberty St iI3 I7o 26I. AIS e44 iito i32a Bosdvsy
81 9th Az. 81 Eas, l+h ST., 1913 Ess, IoSa ~ ss
s., $40 Fulton ST Brooklyn; es Broadway Williams:
hure The Transfer Company Will call fof an
DSeck baggage from hotels residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
,Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block signals.


tAnfhracite
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
on and after Nov Is. 1896.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty St
For Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. 4,
40 I5 e:IO Il :45 10 EastonD A. NJ, l;l0. 80. ~
q "a 10 Esson' s:45 40 TO Allentown p ~ suncaM
30 rs Eas,on) A. NJ. loo: 5:3o p NJ
For wilkesbarrs Pttston. and scranton BIO A. H.
Ito 20 4:l5 p. 81. Sundsys 4:30 A 81
For Reading AT 40 500 ai0. 1000. II 30 A. ~. LA
30 .:OO +:3O 500 5:45. 900 p NJ. 1918 night eus-
days 40 A. ~. 100 200 500 $50 P: u. i2:iS nsHt
For Harrisburg at 40 500. 9;io. Il 30 A.: N. IA
A. ~. 90 $40 p. NJ. 1918 night:
For Sunbury Lewsburg. and Wnl!amsport n "a
500 $40 A. ~. i:io 80. 600 p. H. sundsu' ~
A. NJ. 500 p. n.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Arbury Park: ocesa
Grove and points south % Point Pleasant 40. $50
IO:45 A. NJ 30 ~. $40 70 Red Bank. AIS ~
53s G:i5 =. NJ Sundays stops az In'erlaken for ~
hurry PARK ana Ocean Grove,. 900 a. NJ. 400 P. NJ
For LAKEWOOD.
430 iO:&5 A. NJ, Las. e. 20. 44o 53s Saturday, onlN
T. ". 80
FOR Toms River. Bamesat Park. ard BarnesaA ~
For Atlantic City Vineand. and Bridseon. $50 \,
For Monmouth Beach. seabrish'. and Hishianas q
Navesink 4:30 $50 l0+5 A. ". 10. l:S 4:b ~
p. NJ sundays. 900 A. NJ. 400 ? NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
WEST SHORE R.K.

Train. leav. W 42d ST. Station. y. T.. a. fo''o""
,s m earlier from foot franklin st:
S,3tI A. NJ Daily. Local to Buffalo .,.. Rochss-
G,raio Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland wnSSINn Soun
If,:iS A. NJ Daily except Sunday to catsE cats,Enn.vsska
,ar, a vev-p -pa,tz Lakes Mohonk and Minne rsri0
Albany. I'ti-a. Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George
60 10 Saratoga and NewPaltz ., a,,.cusA
a,Ms ID Daiiy Tor Albany Montreal Ctice Syrsss,oic
Rochex,sr Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toron'o' ''
.Sovslsnd Chicago and ST. Louis. - o.~~mea
= AK p NJ Daily except sunday. for UTICA S''
nslly Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse a.
'pp"caio Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cevs'A"N
cago and 81. Louis -. ,m.s.
Ti,rs tables at principal hotels ana omcss Ae,ot
- ' 6 Vanderbilt ave. Ne" ~
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16

. 0vrrrIsEMENrs and subscsipton, sor ~ Bicsl.
IN. received a: their Uptown once ~ 49, = m ~
,;..m.r,s received At the following orsm." "a nh.
,.susr ONO. rates until o'clock ." At MseyA
.nd i<th-s il3 Columbus exe; " De itth-
-, io0 west l:d-st.. near ssh-sv@s " s
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16

CAvANNAli LINE rr,-wscky from rier 81 N. r.
- t,ev) Tue.days Thursdays and saturdays al T. y"
for Savannah direct.
T.i,ha,see Nnv II Kansas cry .......Nov. 2.
ulnghafn. Nov. l., tallahassee No, 20
,.,,. - .uvusa . NOV 81 CITY II birmingham Nov -
accommodations Connecting with
rail nes all points Souin apd Southwes For tickets
.rd frerh apply .6i 3iT. 353 3S5 broadway
81 'hs r''' ' q " soRREr Manager
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
oDAPMMeG M0@ a.
cAxApiAH PACIFIC RAILWAY.

cAxAplAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
,,,.n ,.d s,sarship saings from vancouver
TO oDMpMM AID GGHltyMa
..,,,,-., or ,,,.rxA xA................De Dec l. Mch.
tTiiFsS oi- iSI,IA. IA...................J jan Mch -
HONOLULU, F.Jl ,,,,.... .xo AUSTRALIA; ~ !:
rnT,,no lie MlOW ERA. ......... Jan.
"'''''' y, cabin accommodations very lyw rat.s -.
-, ,,rse,. ana freight rates appy 3' broAi"ay fof
-, rafc. onlY - " all-st y y
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
alnfurn;sbc0 Apartments Go Get.

Counirn Real Gstntr for Sale.
IF YOu WANT \ Farm capable Of producing the hsst
i wi oats tobacco celery and all garden
truck buy a 2parre farm in Virginia ~ miles west oi
where "A colony /. forming. for 500 payable $40
down and weekly 80 such tempting terms
eyer offered before Virginia land First excursion t.
,b. colony New York Wednesday next. Via old
dominion Steamer. Fare SIw frst cabin >iOp second
Will be credited your purchase Dr!ghiui
climate elegant. train service and
markets good. KIND hospitahl~ neglborr. Schools.
churches handy. For fuller details apply 10
RISfEY. Room 2.VDi 10 Nassau 81, New York
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
tJ'\ARD LINE.

"A. To LIVERPOOL. By QUEENSTOWN.
t,..,, ~ oi 80 n m lrifia. Dec. H. II q m.
f,rgria Nov . II a ~ Lucinia. Dec u. : =. IN
',,n.,,,, I.r = ~ Etfura. Doc. ~ 10 a. m
From rier North Eiysr root 81 GARRISON 81 49,
,.s,gif and r~-. ..c apply at the comilnys once.
% 4 n Green Nv YORK.
.'o :" ytleNOS II PrONN T. co. General Agents.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
WHITE STAR LINE.

IA. . -, "a 49,,
Asjrs,c . Sov. Is. noon Majestic Dec 10 noon @
noon '"ruafic.--. le'' 20 room
1.i,,'nir ~ pc = noon Teu'onc. De ~ noon
n..l- ffrffsuufr. Jan. u on
-, '(lI[,-~o., c,pprrD ny PASSENGER STEAMERS
~ =. =. ,.,,i, ptver Orlr~ - broadway. y. Y
''-' - - w " MAfTI.ASD KErSEY. Ag'nt
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16

a hall OF bullets suddenly fell the deck OF Ad-
miral Gervals.s flagship the Brsnnus which came came
from the Hotchkiss guns OF the torpedo cruiser
Nantour. and near the place where the Admiral
had been standing only n few minutes before.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16

The results of the extended series Of trials made
with LIQUID fuel on the Yarrow watcr-tube boilers
of the Russian torpcdo-boat Nryborg having been
reported in every way satisfactory Ii has been
decided and orders have been given. TO ht all tor
pcdo- boats with the necessary appliances for the
burning of oil fuel.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
DED .D~ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IL For Guayra. Puerto Cabelio. curacao ana Ma'"
.bo Nj, 1,racao from Robert stores. EfoOklyn.
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49, ron MAPAcAIrO VIA ST. THOMAS.
&C ,r-p,cto ''..'.... Saturday. November 2s p m.
These American steamers bull expressly Tor me trade
.,. .ur.rinr accommodations for passergerr
nv" POIT.TON Miss g nNIETT.
General Managers i3I Front ~
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16

The French Navy Is to have a new third-cias'
cruiser, TO be called the Estrtes. She is TO b'
wholly of steel SIG feet long and 900 tons dis
placement. An unusual feature of the new vesse
is that she is to be fitted with three light mas;'
for auxiliary sail power.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-16
FRENCH LINE.
GENERAIE Transa'lnntlGue.

y DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE. PARIS TRANCE.
IA TDlItt1SE Sani.ln .---..-..:. "a, y, NON
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rrt.r ,,:Sf rrf.. = l"r noon
r., ..,. snl ilT~'-sniok'nv a'tnche! 10 Special
-,1" Ii,,r. Paris sersal. seats 81 30 eNrA
4 FORGET i,n'rA Agent Is vi ns Green " T.
COOKS ORIENTAL. TOT RS. Personally con
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-03-02
A Pennsylvania Farmer.

M. NJ. Luther, East Troy, Pa, grew last
season over 200 bushels OF Salzers Silver
Mine Oats from one measured acrel How Is
that for old Pennsylvania? Over 80, 900 farm
ers are going to try and beat this In 1895 an
win 5000 in gold! Then think of l16 bus.
barley from one acre and 1900 big full bushels
of potatoes and 23o bushels OF Golden Trl-
umph Corn!
What is teosinte, and sand vetch and
spurry and 80 other rare things2 Well,
Salzers catalogue will tell you. Largest
growers Of clovers, grasses and farm seelsin
America. Frelghts cheap to Pennsylvania
and the east.
If YOU WILL CUT THIS OUT AND SEND 1t
with 10, postage to tho John A. salzsr Sec /
Co., La Crosse, Wis You will receive their
mammoth catalogue and ten packages grain
and grasses, including above oats. Free (A)