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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24
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len. f.,.. ..
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ben StnaBen Der @tabt au1amme1.
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24

.rlab sesen bic fpaniide Resieruns
anaufrensen. Grau &uia mar Dor
etnisen 1asen i'm StaatszD epartes
ment mo- lie etnise 3eit nit Setretdr
SHERMAN tonfertrte. Da lie Der 'na=
liiden Sprade nidt mGdtie mar.
tpuroe bic unterbaltune mittels zines
Dplmetiders sefiibrt. sic trug ben,
@taatsietretGr bas @eieb Dor, bab
auf biplomatif4em Mese bur4 bas
Staats : Department bic ndberen
umfianbe, tpelhe ben Sob ibres@ uttcn
beskiteten, feitseitelt perben m0Gz
ten. Seineraett tpurbe betanntlt9 &C.
melbet. bab Dr. @uia i'm @efGnenib
BON @uanabacoa ben Mtbbanblungen
ipanii9er 8eamten erlesen lei. Der
@ouberneur BON @uanabacoa fo0te
felbit 9anb an i'm gelest haben, boA
tparb bies 5pGter BON ben fpanii6en
9ebSrben in Mbrebe seitellt, unb BE-
bauptet. Or. Ruia lei etnem 9eraletz
BEN erlesen. Setretdr Sberman b0rte
bic observation-disclosures Der Grau an
unb rtetb ibr bann, iie m0ge ibre Musz
faser benz Department f4riftli4 elm
retden. banr >polle man feben, tpas
getbar tperben fDnnte. .8ei timmte Ser
1pre9unsen gab Der @taatsfetretdr
ri9t. Sm Sthats : 0epartement 1T
maj, ni9t gang iiberaeaet, baB 0r. u.
mirtli4 ameritaniider 8iirser mar.
Darauf bate Grau @ui3 nod etne
turae Mubien3 beim prdiioent. Der
Prdiibent CAB ibr bic @erii@eruns,
baB cine erinbli@e l1nterlu&ung elm
gekttet tperben ion.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24
91ut &ebens3ett tn's 3udtbauS.

@ltborn, @is., 13. Mdr3. 81
rop 9ope, ber in Der per9angentn
Wo@e Der @rmorbung ieines 8ru=
bers f@ulbtg b%efunben, murbe pon:
@i@ter Tiib gu lebensldngli4er3udt=
baus itrafe perurtfeilt. Den erften Sag
feiner @trafe mub ct in G%in3elbaft 3uz
brin9en, besglet6en ben q. Mai iebes
Sabres. @efra9t, obe ct nod ettpas
bin3ufiigen babe, iage er: rSatpobl,
bic @ei@morenen baben einen I'M
f4ulbiaen Ing @efGngniB gef@idt, u.
t4 boffe, bab emit meine unf6ulb
erpieien perbe." Der Batter beg iun=.
gen Mannes tpar Der ein5tee i'm Sc:
rt@tsfaal antpefenbe @erpanbte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24
Sin Stride at8ebrannt.

Gbtppema Sails, Mis., ~.
Mdr3. Die @briit episcopal Stride
in @b:ppepa Sans tpurbe bnr4 Teuer
3eri tDrt. Das p~farrbaus murbe nur
bur9 bic duberften Mnftrengungen Der
Seuerpebr gerettet Ser @erlut BE-
trd9t $4,000, tpobon$4, 900 perIihert
,finb. Sine neue, tiir3li@ angef@aHte
Orgsl tpurbe ebenfaQs bur9 bas Seuz
CT hemplirt. Das Geuer cntitanb i'm
i'm 8afement Der Stride.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24
NarftbertNte.
RtImautee.

Weiaen 1884,; Moggen 81 35;
@erite $685.; Safer 1870; Corn
1921; Meb1, patent per SAB $50
-4.1O; Stmotbpfamen 2.0O-2.90;
Rlee{amen 5.O0-8.0O; Tla&s 80;
Simotbpbeu 7.50-9.OO; pratriebeu
3.5O-7.5O; 8utter, Creamery Is
IS; Butter, Dairp Life; 3Gie,
Cream 1O-11; &G1e, S@neiaer 10
IL; RartpFeln 2O-25; @ier 10;
!6ppfen 11-14; @tiere 3.75-4.25;
&ibe 100 3.4O; Stoders unb See
bers 2.90-3.85; @4netne 80
800; @&afe 2.75- 3.95; 2dmmer
3.25-4.75.
Gbteaao.
Wintertpei3en, 30 "a; Rogsen, 36
81; @erfte 244-32; Safer 16 20;
Corn, 23-24; Mebl, 4atent, per SAB,
3.9O-4.3O; &leeiamen 4.25-8.5O;
SimotbD1amen, 2.00-2.50; Tla4s,
1885,; Stmotbp 6eu. 100000;
prairte 9eu, 7.00-8.00; Butter,
9airp, 9-l7; @tiere. 4.oo-5.oo;
&1ibe, 1.90-4.15; @toders, 800
4:25; &dlber, 3.50-6.10; @@meine,
3.55-4.00; @@afe 2.25 400;
3.50-5.15; 6ibner, 6-8;
Surteb, 11-12; @nten, 10-11;
@Gnie, IS; Mepfe1 per SAB LOO
1.20; Rartoffeln, 1926; 8obnen, So
@ier 10; Salg %; Mbtstep
1.18; Rdie, Cream, 80; Rdfe,
@&netaer, 80. ~,
WtnneapoIiS i ct. Ya,at
Mei3en, 70-74; Moegen, 32-33;
20-22; Safer, Is; Corn, 10
20; 5la@s, Is; Mebl, 2.50--4.10;
&leie, 6.50-7.O0; Milbes 9eu, 400
800; Butter, Creamery, 14-17;
Butter. Dairp, Ill.,; @ier, IL
IL. y ~ ~. - y - :.
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81. &out6.

@tiere, 2.75-5.25; &ube, 200
400; Stoders unb Geebers, $50
400; @9meine, 3.40--4.0O; S@afe,
2.90-4.25; 2Gmmer, 4.25-10.00;
@ei3en, SO; Corn, 20-21; @ogaen,
SO "a; 9afer, II; Tla&s, Is. !
&autaS 9th. /.
Weiaen, $685.; Corn, II; @afer.
1870; @ogsen, 20; Gier, 14-15;
6ttere, 3.00-4.85; Rube, 1.75-3.60;
@toders unb Teebers, 3.25-4.40;
@@peine, 3.70-3.85; @@afe, 2.50-
400; QGmmer. 3.5O-5.0O
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-24

uuI utL SpuI, Wy Ult |tlOtu UuN SHe>
riff Mnb<rfon bon Orange Gpunt9 ge=
fangen 9enpmmen tpurben. 8ei Son:
nenaufsang tpurbm bic &erle na&
Suliette gebra@t. On ber NGbe bes
9butortes %an9elan9t, hegegnete Elm
Mob BON so perfonen benz Sberiff
unb feinen @efangenen unb berlangte,
bah bic Neger ibnen iibergeben tperben
iollten. Ser @beriff ~tpetgerte ii@, tpur>
be aber RAID iibermdltigt unb bic Zee
ger aug ieinem @epabriam genom<
men. 9ie @efangenen tpurben na4
benz Shatort gebra4t unb bor! gu eli
mem @titftdnbniB ge3tpungen. SsSn tpez
nteen Winuten bingen bic Morbbuben
at 8dumen unb nurben bon Rugeln
bur4l06ert. Gbe ber cine ber Neger
ftarb, fa9te ct mod, baB Sames Rtz
4ar61 on gleidfaqs am Morbe betbetz
ligt gepeien fei. Die Na@ri@t traf
elm, bab &t@arb1on ~lei4faQs gefanz
gen. genommen tporben fei unb in turz
3er 3eit bas S9idial ieiner @pieBz
9eieQen tbeilen pirb. :.
= Die Mttttpe bes in einem cuba
nifden @efdngnib berftorbenen Dr,
&ut5, zines jener Gubaner, tpelae iidj
in ben Der. @taaten naturaltiiren laiz
len, um bortpmmenben 6anes ben
@9uB berfelben a%nrufen gu f0nnen,
befinbet ii@ in u a . n, INN
S4rttte 3ur @rlangung bon @@a6enz
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
DELINQUENT LEASES
QUITE A NUMBER OF THEM
CANCELLED
Boa ri Of Edu, ationai Lands aud Funds
Takes Action-Quarter Million Dsiiu-
auent state Hopes to Get R~cvenue
From Much ~ the Land.

The board Of educational lands and
funds recently cancelled delinquent
lease and sale contracts in the counties
shown in the accompanying table.
which also shows by counties the mum
Der of acres on which cancellation was
declared, the average number of years
for which these contracts are delin-
quent and the amount of rental and in.
tercst which is lost 10y reason Of its be.
ing necessary to- make such caucells-
ton, these payments having been
allowed to become 80 far delinquent
hat the holders of the contracts will
not pay up. Many contracts are delin-
qucnt seven and eight years, while in
other cases speculator, have paid only
81, or sometimes less, for n quarter Of
n section and have paid nothing since,
these running delinquent two, three
and -four years.
vacant before the cancellation. and BY
adding cancelled and vacant land
the amount for each county may be
seen.
The board has this to shy OF its pol.
icy:
1T is not the policy of the present
board to cancel contracts held by per.
sons living on the land and who are
making an honest effort to pay for the
same. and. where this fact is proven to
the commissioners of public lands and
buildings and n part of the delinquency
paid, extensions tn the end of the year
have been granted. with the under
standing that the remainder will then
be paid. Commissioner Wolfe is trav-
cling over the state, leasing these and
other school lands, rs rapidly rs posi-
lie. with the result that n great deal
of the land which has been idle. rental
having been lost by failure to keep up
the collections, will now begin draw
ing rental, and will continue to do so
IL the present policy is followed, much
OF this land having been held, hereto
fore by spectators and others who
have paid little or nothing for the use
thereof"
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
A Success. Einnncinllx.

The Epworth assembly people have
figured up the receipts and expendi
lures and have found that they will
have 81, 500 in cash after the bills are
paid. The board of control will have
n meeting when the conference Assem-.
bles at York next month and decide
upon where the next assembly shall be
held. On account Of it's success here
the local members feel that il ought to
be located here permanently. The Ia
dies Of Grace church who had charge
OF the restaurant cleared $40 for their
work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
CONVERSATIONS

The estimated corn crop Of Furnas
county is ESQ, 900 to 5000, 900 bushels.
The farm residence of Purdy Platt,
near Tecumseh, was struck by light
ming and somewhat damaged.
Huron Russell was stabbed at q
dance at Albion Monday by Walter
Cotton and a man named Gordon. He
may not o The men who did il
have been arrested.
Charles Coyne was found in a help.
less condition by the Lincoln police on
the west side of Eighth street between
o and n Sunday night. His back was
injured, but he refused to tell how he
received his hurt.
President Wattles of the exposition
association proposes to gather together
in Omaha next year "A large body of In,
dians, comprising representatives OF
all the tribes on the American CONT
nents, To be chosen by the tribes Them
selves. He estimates that 1t will Dc
much to c~ivilize the redskins, as wei
as serve as a sterling attraction.
Manager Rosewater Of the depart
Of publicity has under consideration
a plan to secure an interstate reunion
OF the Grand Army at Omaha during
the exposition. A representative will
probably attend the national encamp
ment at Buffalo and 1t is believed ar
attendance of 10000 can be secured.
The extent Of Indian uprising at tn,
Winnebago agency seems to have beer
a small-sized fracas between severa
drunken white men on one side ant
two or three Indians, who had sur
rounded several bottles of frewater
| on the other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
LEPER FOUND IN LINCOLN
Man Afflicted for Eight Years Applies TO
Physician for Relief.

Physician for Relief.
a Norwegian laborcr. who has been
employed on a railroad at Lincoln for
the past eight years, applied to the
sanitarium for treatment for what he
had been told was scrofula. An exam
i%nation by DIR. Everett led that physi.
clan TO pronounce the mans malady
leprosy. and in this opinion he was
borne out not only by DR.. Lockhart Of
the Willard Parker hospital of New
York. who is visiting in the city, and
who has had much experience in skin
diseases. but also by "a ARCHAEOLOGICAL
analysis of a tuberclc removed from
the mans arm.
The man has been in the United
states for twelve years. lie is married
and has three children, aged fourteen.
nine and three. All are healthy, and
none have yet shown any symptoms OF
inheriting or contracting the dread
disease.
The patients condition is pitifui.
The disease is progressing slowly, and
1t will not be long before it has done
its work. Leprosy generally kills in
from eight to ten years. The disease
Is not considered hereditary, though a
difference OF opinion exists as to this
among physicians. DIR. Everett says
he will make every effort to isolate the
case. He does not anticipate a spread
of the disease.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
JUSTICE FIELDS RECORD
The Guprsms Court Juriss Has Now
Surpassed Chief Justice Marshall

The Suprsms Court Juriss Has Now
Surpassed Chief Justice Marshall
WASHINGTON, Aug. II. - Associate
Justice Stephen J. Field Of the Su.
preme court Of the United States,
broke the record for continuous ser.
vice on the supreme bench to-day,
having served thirty-four years. 1--WE
months and six days, or one day
longer than Chief Justice Marshall,
whose record had hitherto been the
longest Of any justice since the estab-
lishment Of the national tribunal OF
last resort
1t has been generally understood
that Mr.. Justice Field would retire
from the bench when his length OF
service should exceed that o. Chief
Justice Marshall 1t is probable thai
his seat will become vacant In the
near future and upon his retirem men,
Attorney General McKenna, according
to the present understanding will sue
coed him. The vacancy in the attorney
generalship, II Is expected, will then
be Allied by Judge Goff OF West Vir
ginia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
BREVITIES.

Friday afternoon last Beatrice had q
two-in rainfall in two hours.
The b. & NJ. depot at Red Cloud
burned to the ground last Friday
morning.
The Platte county fair association
have abandoned the idea Of holding an
exhibit this fall.
Grafton business men and farmers
are planning the establishment Of q
cooperative creamery.
Roe & Fortner and II. Coll, business
men OF Wayne suffered Losses thieves
visiting their stores while they were
absent at a picnic.
Farmers in the vicinity of Eagle are
complaining OF n fatal malady among
their hogs similar to that which exists
elsewhere in the state. Very few OF
the hogs affected have, so far, re.
covered,
Gwendolin Dicken Of Syracuse fell
from a hammock and fractured both
bones of hea right forearm.
ID. +. Chambers and w. A. Lucas Of
stanton, who were recently arrested
! for firing a residence in C~reston, had
their preliminary hearing Mt Columbus
and were bound over TO district court
in $500 each.
Miss Sadie Medley, a young IN
charged with stealing SIS in money
and a skirt NJ the Famous restaurant
at Nebraska City, proved she did not
steal the money, but the jury allowed
she did take the skirt. 1t being her
! first o~ffense, she was let of with . ins
of n and costs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
Too Many Better "Hsifs."

+. ID. Reynolds, q dentist mailing
from'MOntana, located at Trenton some
two months ago and though charged
with being somewhat frisky as a la
dies man. appeared quite a gentleman.
Ten days ago a lady Of n weeks ac-
quaintance with the doctor, residing
in Hayes county, married him. The
sequel appeared saturday, when u wo.
man claiming to be Mrs. Reynolds ap.
peared from the west. and though the
doctor started away Sheriff jones
caught him At Stratton as he boarded
the westbound passenger train.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
Linroln, \eb., Aug. II, 1897.
GENERA Al. SUMMARY.

lhe temperature vi the past week has
averaged y below the normal. The
maximum temperatures were low. rarely
reaching 90. while it was generally 500
or below on three days Of the week,
The rainfall has been normal or aboyu
III tho eastern portion and in the OK.
IRENE southwestern corner. The rain.
ial' exceeded = inches in Dundy, Pawnee
and Richardson counties, and exceeded
an inch in o number Of eastern counties.
tn" rain fell in showers generally on two
or more days Of the week, and, as the
air was moist, the grain did not dry out
rapidly. Therefore, thrashing and bay.
ing have been retarded somewhat. In a
few instances wheat has sprouted in
shock, but damage from this cause is
very slight.
The week has been too cool for the
best growth OF corn, but it has generally
made good progress ana improved il
condition. Considerable corn was re-
planted or planted late, and the crop is
very uneven in advancement toward ma
turity. Some OF the early planted corn
will be matured beyond possible injury
by frost by September 1. Most of the
late planted will need three weeks in
September. and some u week in October
to mature sufficiently to be uninjured by
lrost. The corn now needs warm wea.
ther.
Considerable fall blowing has been
done in the southern sections, and re-
ports indicate that "a large acreage of
winter wheat will be sown.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
SPORTS ON S%HiPBOARD.
Amusement Afforded to Seafarers by the
Tricks of q ventrlIoquist.

Amusement Afforded to Sea u by III
Tricks Of q ventrlloquist.
steamship passengers frequently re-
sort to practical jokes to relieve the
monotony OF voyages" said a retired
sea captain to a San Francisco Post
reporter recently. "and while the pranks
as a rule. are perfectly harmless, they
sometimes have a boomerang effect
Three years ago we were crossing the
Atlantic and both the owners and my
seif were exceedingly anxious to make
a speedy trip. as a rival liner had the
week before lowered the record held by
our company. On the third day out.
Just about dusk. the cry of Man over
poard' rang through the ship. and .
hurried investigation elected the In
formation that several Of the passen-
gers had heard a splash, followed by
piteous appeals OF Help! help-sava
me' The engines were stopped and the
steamer put about, a close watch be-
ing kept meanwhile for the drowning
man. A half hour was spent in cruis-
Ing about without results, and we start
ed on our Journey under the belief that
the poor fellow had gone to the bot
tom. The inquiry hat followed proved
~ ~ was UiiSsluB, ana we
came to the conclusion that a stow
away had committed suicide. The next
day however, an explanation came.
we had a ventriloquist aboard, In the
person OF a very smart young man, who
was too tickled over the success of his
Joke to keep the secret. Then tbs
laugh was on him. As he had
caused a serious delay and much an
noyance notified him that ] had mads
an Official entrance OF the circumstanc.
on my log and the loss of time. and
mar or approaching shore l would de-
IAN MIN until a sufficient guarantee
had been put up that he would answer
IN court to reply to a demand for anan-
siai restitution. ! talked Of $50. 900 be.
ing the penalty under the government
mar contract, and It is needless to saw
800 pent 'he balance OF the voyage ON
nn'sr hooks He disappeared before
hind" ." S"sease pes
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
PrrrspUno, Pa, Aug. Thames

PirrsBURa, Pa, Aug. Thames Ell
bert, arrested as q suspicious charac'
ter and supposed to DO an Anarchist,
created big excitement at the police
sta zion by slashing Ave policemen
with a razor. Ebert, after cutting
his way through the guard OF fifteen
policemen. made his escape from the
station by jumping sixty feet from q
rear window. holly pursued by ON
Gers, while blood streamed from their
wounds. After Q chase OF several
squares, officer Coreless finally fred
his revolver, the bullet taking efecti In
the prisoners right arm. and he was
then captured
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
AImost . Lynehinr at Lexington.

LExINoroN, NO., Aug. lI.-Oliver
Rush. aged about 10. enticed tho
S-year-old daughter Of william Curtis
away from her home yesterday even.
ing and took her about u mile and a
alf from town, but boys rescued the
HID Rush was arrested about four
niles from town by Deputy Constable
Benedict. Angry men met the two,
but by GOODNESS and bravery Benedict
succeeded In getting away from them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
Diamond Medal Contest.

The competition for the diamond
medal contest at Fremont between
the winners of gold medals in contests
previous to this year, was had the other
evening. A large and enthusiastic
audience greeted the contestants, four
in number. The medal was awarded
to II. $. Stewart, whose subject WAS
Limits" Tho medal was given by
the faculty Of the Fremont normal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
Yorty Taken to the Penitentiary.

Mike Yorty has been taken to the
penitentiary by Sheriff Woolsey, Gov.
ernor Holcomb has not taken action as
yet on Yorty's petition for executive
clemency. Unless he does Yorty will
ave to serve a one-year's term for the
crime of arson committed at Tecumseh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
Government willing.

Senator Allen, who went to Wash
ington for the purpose of inducing the
government tn consent to the opening
of n cattle trail through the Rosebud
Indian reservation, has been success
full, and the only thing left to do is to
secure the consent of the Indians of
the agency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
Another Japanese M,u,,,e,.

WASHINGTON, Aug. M-The govern
ment Of Japan has decided to establish
a legation In Peru and has already
appointed Mr.. Ioshl Dumb Murata as
minister resident He Is also accredit-
ed to Mexico. This is the first mission
from Japan to Peru.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
$3.50 FOR
Investigating Committee Reports on Deaf
aud Dumb Institute.

Senator Mutz. chairman Of the com.
mittee to investigate the deaf and
dumb institute at Omaha made an alb
stract report to Gov. Holcomb Monday
OF what had been found irregular. The
examination covering a period of
twenty years led TO the disclosure of
the fact that there was careless, book
keeping. and "a N existing shortage of
Sl.930.1l. The governor had instruct.
ed the investigators to give the super
intendent the benefit OF any item
about which "a doubt existed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
HE CRUSHED HER SKULL

Insane Man Near Greeley Uses u Hsm,ner
With Deadly Eject.
The people of Greeley Center were
shocked Sunday morning by the news
that John ID. Nav assaulted his mar
ried daughter, Mary j. Hughes, with
a hammer, crushing her skull in such
a manner she cannot recover. Nav is
mentally unbalanced. The families
live near O'Connor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
Hall Drifts Three Feet uixh.

Pueblo, Col, Aug. lZ-Storms
around Pueblo yesterday afternoon
damaged railroads north, east and
south. Twenty miles north Of Pueblo
hail fell in great quantities and
drlfted to a depth of three feet in
some places while covering the surface
OF the ground three inches.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
A Rich New YorL.. N .y..,,,

NEW YORK, Aug. i7.-nenry NJ. Van
Rensselaer, took the vows OF the So
eiety OF Jesuits yesterday, giving all
his property to the brotherhood. lie
is the son of General Henry Van
Rensselaer, and inherited one. fourth Of
the generals great estate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
Excom mi Possible.

LONDON, Aug. IA special from
Rome published to-day says 1t Is pub
lished there that the pope will excom
municate Prince Henry Of Orleans and
the Count of Turin, rs duelling II for
hidden In the Roman Catholic church
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
No Bond Yet.

Dave Campbell, clerk of the supreme
court, is still watching in vain for the
BARLEY bond. A rumor was started in
Omaha Friday night that it had been
sent. but il hadn't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-20
Lost Ills Toes.

Brakeman Colby of North Platte
slipped when he attempted to jump
the cdboose of his train at Ogalalla.
His foot was caught by the wheels and
he lost the toes of his foot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-08
civil SERVICE PLACES VACANT.

Tho New.York City Civil Service Commission
,,rI soon hold a number Of examinations for engi-
reer,nq and similar offices. For those secur-
tho good places on the list the chances OF appoint
ment are excellent. and most Of the offices are In
,ho direct line of promotion. Examinations arc
held from time TO time
IN Monday there viii be an examination Tor
photographer in the Dock Department. The salary
Maid Is from about $500 to 1900 per annum on
Tbursday May 3d. there will be an examination
for mechanical draughtsman Board OF Education
Tho salary In this office ranges from $40 TO go u
week Applicants must have had experience In
healing and ventilation On Tuesday, May IL. there
will be an examination for an engineer inspector
Of regulating grading and paving, building De
ma rtment. Candidates must be over eighteen years
aid and residents of NewYork state ana citlzens
of the United States and the compensation ranges
from $500 10 81. 900 per annum An examination Tor
an architectural draughtsman. Board OF Educa-
lion will be held Wednesday, May - The
duties are making blue prints. tracings. etc The
compensation is second class 50 a week; hrst
class SO to SIS a week On Tuesday, May Is. there
in mechanical engineering. candidates having had
technical education and experience IN running
engines and pumps preferred. only part OF the
APPLICANTS time Is required, ana examiners are
COMPENSATED at the rate of $40 a session
Examinations will also soon be he'd Tor mason,
Building Inspector and Inspector or iron anu osci
CONSTRUCTION in the Building Department Cahdl,
dates must be citizens of the United states ana
must have had least ten years practical expert