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H. eayeka 10 3 dsalin9 NghA "Coms,
lists 70 nsaEer H." He moved few
steps forward. and them. happsning to
lonk over his shoulder, he stopped sb-
auptly and uttered N exclamation Of
surprise.
"What IL it?" And Johnston follow
cd tho eyes Of tho Alphian.
"our shadows on the crystal Gill;"
said Branasko In an swed tone. "Only
the light from the changing sun could
make them co."
Johnston shuddered superstitiously at
the tone Of Branasko's quivering voice
and their giant shadows, which stood
out on the smooth crystal like silhou-
cites. So clear cut were they that In his
own shadow the American could see his
breast heaving and in Branasko's the
quivering Of the Alphian's huge body
and limbs.
If We have happened upon the homo
Of the sun, only the spirit Of the dead
kings could tell what will become Of
u.s." said Branasko.
"Puhl You are blindly superstitious.
said Johnston. "What II we do come
upon the sun? Let's 60 down there and
look into the mystery"
Branssko fell into the rear, and the
American stoutly pushed ahead toward
the light, which was every moment in
creasing. As they advanced the cave got
larger until it opened out into larger
plain, over which hung fathomless dark
ness, and ont Of the plain great, daz-
Fling globe Of light was slowly rising.
1T is the sun ITSELF" exclaimed Bra.
nasko, and he sank to the earth and
covered his face with his hands ~
had not thought ever to see it out Of
the sky" =.
The American was deeply thrilled by
the grand sight He sat down by Bra.
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conferences with his men Of science and
inventors, but l shall try to make you
understand how it all came about.
ut was long time ago, 200 years
back, l suppose, that one of my ances-
tors discovered little isolated island in
the Atlantic ocean. He was forced in a
storm to land there with his ship and
crew to make some repairs to his vessel.
In wandering about over tho island he
discovered narrow entrance to cave,
and with two or three Of his men he be-
gan to explore it. When they had gone
for mile or two down into the interior
Of tho cavern, which seemed to lead
straight down toward the center of the
earth. they began to find small pieces Of
gold The farther they went the more
they found, till at last the very cavern
walls seemed lined with it.
'They were at first wildly excited
over their sudden good fortune and were
about to load their ship with it and re-
turn to Europe at once, but the better
Judgment Of my ancestor prevailed.
He explained that if the world were i'll
formed q the discovery Of such an in
49,,
eSna'is'ipie n''ne VI so,u 'he vaiue
VI tho precious ine.ai "oulo ueciine I'LL
it would be worth little more than some
grosser metal, and that If they would
only keep their secret to themselves they
eouia IN time contfoi the finances OF inc
WORTH 80 actine vi 'i,is sugses''on,
'ney ohiy Jug ou' u ie" 'nousaiiu
pounos anu eooK parC vi IL u Hurope
ano Par' vi IL u Anefioa anu 'uri'eo IL
INTO I money. a..
men, 70 cuftall my STORY, tney
eiec'ea my ancestor as ruler. ana WIN
sn't'S loaueo WIN every a'aiiapie COL,
Vehiehco tnae ,nexnanselDie "eaitn couio
procure ana colony OF carefully emo
sen men, they returned 70 tpe island,
A1ter tne men ana thelr 1amllles
naa settled IN tne great roomy NOUN
OF Inc cavern my ancestor suppiied MIN,
eel, WIN several strong men ana looo
ana nights ana sought 10 explore inc ell
'ii s,U U"'e ~. .
~ 'netf aS'onisi,ihen.' 'ney i r
.hae ~ was prao,'caiiy enuiess, "hen
'ney iiau eone oo"n ANU, w VI ~
y. mites peiow 'ile sea ieSei' 'ney luuno
themselves On vas'' unauia''ns pam
tue soii VI mniei, was oafA anu tioi'
WIN 'ne pia'h ~. loo, VI sne oavefn aion-
ing o'e,heau iiAe .i'e po'sonl " efeas,
inverted pow anu wheh .ney nao
N.as aooue 'en uass anu iea.neu .. .ne
o ~, nioo 10y anecs'of 20, ualouiu'eu 'na'
tno eav' huS' ue otef wv m' ~ ~ VI
ane'ef anu aiinoe' oifcuiai AZ siiapo'
nu' wna' elateu alio sufprlseu tieiis
y. was WV iehat u, A"pie s''suptisy VI
sae A.lnosphe,e' Al ail Par's VI 'ne oavo
~ was eA"eiy 'ne SANE 'elhpeta.ale.
ahu .neJ Aou,.u 'n0, .ney eo"ioeiy ieiS
uny .stlsue ,io III, 'neii Joulney, ahu
'ha' .nes nau n'.ie uesiie W e"' .lo
E ,., mt'n winch .nes "oio sup
piie, inueeu' 'ne very ati see,heu pei
. .l win . suD'le qua'l,y lna' gave
snelh h'fengsh anu energy u ininu anu
'ouy
FINALLY, when after month had
passed and they returned to their anx-
lous friends, these people overwhelmed
them with exclamatlons OF surprise over
their appearance. And in the light OF
day the explorers looked at one another
in astonishment, for in the dim light of
the lanterns they had carried they had
not noticed the great change that had
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Wilmington & Northern R. R,

TIME TABLE IN EFFEClJINE e7th.tH
Trains leSvs Wilmington <Trsnah street
Sta tion) Tor b. & 9. Junction. Aontchan.
Cosnart, Chadd's Ford Junction. Poop.
son, West Chester. Embreyille. Morton.
Vile, Ccatesvtlle and Intermediate Sta
tious daily, except Sunday. 7.p0 nj g1Q
unIG lG o. N. Sundays only atS.Gs q IN sid
and 80 p IN. as far as Coatesville
Far Waynesburg Junction. Epringaeil
and intermediate stations, daily eSeavs
sundays only at 8 o. a in . 10 and IN.
For Joanna, Eirdsboro. Reading and tn.
termediate stations. daily except SUNDAY
Ia : o. n a. s m. and az :. u p p M.
a, q, M'ChUsLAND. Superintendent.
BOwNEeg BRIGGS. Gen, Pass. Agent
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PENNSYL VANIA RAILROAD.

Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Schedule in effect May 10. 1897.
Trains leave Wilmington N follows:
For Philadelphia (eypress), 1.b7, 2.56,
4.20. $50. 7.42. $50, $50, S.55. 933,
1908, 10.43. 11.2s, 1923. .l.45, a. ~.
il2.l6. 1877, 3Ob, al, k.O2. sos, COS,
0.9S. 6.52. 906. and 9.18 p. N.
Accommodation, 8.10. 7.0s. S.12. 11.0z.
4 n. i2.4J, 2.38. 400. $40. 7.50. and
1910 p. m.
For Chester texpress), 1.57, 40. $50,
TAP, $50. $50. 956, 1903. 1l.25, 11.45
.. M. 1.S7, sos. zoe, 6.06, esq, and 9.O8
p. m.
Accommods tiop. $40, 7.os. e.12. HOP.
1928 a. m, 12.@5, 2.3S. 400. b.26. 6.3S,
$50, and 1910 .. m.
For New York (througi express). 1.57.
2.56, 9S3 Dining Carr, l0.43, 11.B a.
~, Sl2.l8 Dining Carl. 1877 Dining
Carl. 3.11. COG. 1920 Olnis Carl, and
8.b2 9.16 p. m, connecting via Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia. 40, $50
7.08, $50. 1903 a. H.. 2.3S. 3.05. 6.o2,
soc, and 1910 0. m.
Fer Boston without change, " IL L. m.
and 6.25 .. m.
For Newark Center aud intermediate
stations. 7.8sa. M, and 8.3s r. m.
Baltimore and Washington, ABS. SOY.
oil, 1918, and 11.00 a. M. 1905, 1919
Gil, 1.50, $3.50, b.23, '6.O5, 100. 1877,
6.11 p. M, and 1858 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
2.47, Ala, COS p. M, 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for
Wilmington tc1prcss), $50, 40, 725
1872, 1912 11.2S a. M, 1900. sl2.31.
LIP, zoe. ais. SAG. 4.01. AL, sos. $50.
$50. GIT, OBS, 7S1, lilo, lll6 p. IN.
and 1905 right.
SUNDAY TRAINs.
Fer Philadelphia (express). LOT, 2b6,
400. 8b5. 9.33, 1913, 1l.45 a. M. l.37.
8.O5, SOC. GOO, $50. 7.2S. 9.0e. and 916
p. N.
Accom- dalton. 7.n7. $40 q. NJ. 1909.
1.46, 400. 5.26, and 10.40 p. IN.
Far Chester (express), 1.57, 420, S,b5.
11.45 q, NJ, 1877. sos. sos, Cos, 6.52,
a0d 9.08 p. m.
Accommodation, 707, $40 a. M, 1909,
1.45, 400, b28, 1928, and 1910 .. m.
For New York Through eIpressl. 1.57,
2.55, 9.33 Dining Carl, 1913. 11.45 a.
m, 1877 Dining Carr, 3.05. sos 1870
LINING SuEI, o'OG, VIZ D. NJ Soh"SSaub
via Broad Street Station. Philadelphia,
4.2o, 7.07. $40 a. M, 400, SOC. and 1910
p. IN.
For Boston. without change, 6.b2 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.3S, 6.O1,
1918 a. NJ, 1905, 12.49, 1.bO, 5.23. 1905
1877, S.1i p. IN. and 1858 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
COS p. M. 1850 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for
Wilmingtcn (express). $50, 7.20. 1l.2S a.
m,, 1909, l12 AL. sos 1856, 7.81, $780,
lilo l1.1G D. M. and 1905 night.
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,rN b.. J.SiIhms b Soma White Pnin,oa
Il Balsrin, for the Grippe, A sure c,lreifor
coughs, sorrthroat, bronchitis whooplng-
cough, blo0d-spisting. soreness In tho
breast, hoarseness, asthma, and In pull
monary consumption. We would like to
see case Of the grippe that We could not
cure with this great preparation. Road
what Win. Coming. OF Taylor Bridge.
Post Once, Collins Beach has TO say.
''Afler two doctors had given me up as
lnoursble Of the Grippe, and blood. splitting
] used DIR. Simns' White Pulmonic Bal
Earn and was CURED" For sale ut No. 606
King street; 600. and LOO bottles. IT,
Dr. 6lmms vegetable liver pills are very
easy 70 take, very easy aud painless to
oPsratei perfectly durable In liver com.
plssnt' kidney troubles, dyspepsia. head.
White Pulm0nio Balsam, blood purifier
and anti-dyspepsia powders. Depot 6O8
King street.
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For THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-7.37 .. m. daily,
sleepess to New ORLEANS, Memphis. Tam.
pa. Nashville via Ashevule and Hot
Springs.
Atlantic Coast Llne.-12.49 p. M. daily,
sleepers to jacksonville, Port Tampa, Ma.
con. and Charleston: 1888 night. daily.
Elaepers to Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway BIZ p. IN.
daily, sleerers and dining car to Cincin-
uali and LouiEyiile.
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Sa ued A Boys Life.

WI EVU N 13UT = IlTIC'
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. Of Milford.
Del, says: brazilian Balm saved my
boys life. He hogan just like the one
we lost with Group, We gave him few
doses. He quickly dropped 10 sleep,
and was all right in the morning"
Fo, sale by q. James Belt, COL Market
street. aud N. Il. Dultorth, end and Mar.
Lot ytresLx
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,fer svssy III. : slss,a pnL~
$. BRONCH0 I.
1Uo RENEtIES 1Uo

Formulas Of noted PhysicianA
Group Fovor
Asthma ~ CAtarrh
Headache Malaria
Liver Cure DiarrhBa
Heart Tonic LaGrippe
Croury Cough Neuralgia
Colo In infanrs Dyspepsia
Kidney Dlseasc Worm Cure
Nervous Debility Sore Throat
Whooping Cough Constipation
Coughs and Gods Rheumatism
Urinary Incontlnence Cold IN Head
Suppressed Menstruation Blood Purifier
AND BRONCHo CATHARTIC
THEY DO THE WORK"
Travellers Pocket Case, 10 Remedies. SfV
Family assortment, "a Remedies q 40
In Handsome Leather Casus, FREQ
50 Page Book on Health matted to any ad.
Dress At any drug store, or write to tho
BRONX. CHEMICAL CO, YONKERa
NY,
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YUKON GOLD FIELDS SENSATION OF
j the century. only authentic practicsl
book official aud eudarsed. Positively 0rst
book ready. Dou't wait for others Que
agent sold 20 drSt aftsrn oou, Coatalns
mAps. routes. ezpsnsss. minips laws sii-
mate, etc, etc. Price tt.bo. Most llbtpaI
rates. Credit given Freight. psid. tor.
tune Tor agents Outht And territory 10
icsAts. Aonrse look Co, Dspl, CnisAgG
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M ANTED An American protes tant
w woman wants Q sit uati0n as O house
keepel, ensy place and have q comfortable
homo. Address or call at al5 Shallcross ave.
al2-8l>
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VNyAN nED-A young lady wants board IN
ny private faulty. Address this o1loe.
A9.2t"
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M ANTED-A girl to work In an Ice cream
wv saloon. Apply at aArdner's 7th and
pbipley street. al2-2t
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M ANTcD-A 60 I'd stout boy 70 learn the
Market street. a9-8t
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VNYANTED-Whte woman for general
W. housework. protes tant referred ut
NS W ashingt0n street. Al8tf I
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I'M ANTED-A youth not under !: for
free couise. Tuition and slight compensation
tor services. Must have highest recomm en-.
AAtions for honesty industry and good habits
To b gin Aug. 9Th. Apply by letter to u, 8.
GOldey. CONNER ciai College. 8th and Market
btree4s, city. al0-lllaH,l8
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again, but not so near Thorndyke, and
seemed DESTROYS of changing the subject.
"And do you love the man my father
has transported" she questioned.
Eyes. He is a good, faithful fellow,
and it is hard to die SO far away from
friends. !"
ave must try to save him, but can
not now think Of safe plan. The police
are very vigilant.
"Where was he taken?"
Into the darkness behind the sun,
beyond the wall Of which ! spoke"
A flush of shame came into Thorn.
dykes face over the remembrance that
he had made no effort to aid poor
Johnston and was sitting listening with
delight to the conversation Of Bernar-
dino. He rose suddenly.
II must be doing something to aid
him." he said. II cannot sit here in
active while be is in danger"
"Be patient, she advised, looking at
him admiringly. 1t is near night. See,
it is the gray light Of dusk. The sun is
out Of sight. Tonight, if possible, shall
come to you. Perhaps shall approach
you without disguise if you are in the
throneroom and my father does not OBJ
ject to my entertaining you, but for the
present we must separate. Adieul'
He bowed low as she turned away and
Joined the throng that was passing
along outside. An officer approached
him. It was Captain Tradmos, who
bowed and smiled pleasantly.
II congratulate you." he said, with
suaye politeness. 2si,-.E'5. f.,
Upon what3" Thorndyko was on
his guard at once.
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ADORN ANY OFFICE.

Pawnee Wilmington. N. C.. and Georgetown. s. G.; city
OF Augusta Savannah DE bay tBrl, Calcutta: Nueces
Key West and Galveston; Alliance, Colon. Panama (Sp)
Havana, etc.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Nomadic t3r Clarke. Liverpool for New-York
passed Knsale April 10.
steamer OLDHAM Dutch. Roggeveen. Rotterdam for
New-York. passed Scilly April 10
Steamer La Touraine Fr santelli. New-York for
Steamer Umbria OBJ puton New-York arrived at
Liverpool April 10
Steamer Kurdptan l3r) Wh!tlock. Cape Town. etc for
New York passed 81 Vincent. q " April y.
Steamer Kansas tT3O, Jones, New-Yorh
passed Brow Head April D.
Steamer Pocahonas 0,r) James NcwYork for Trieste
etc. arrived at Malta April o.
Steamer Marengo OBJ. Bingham. New-York sailed from
Shields April 10.
la Champagne H'r) Poirot. sailed
April 10.
steamer Chateau Yqusm Fr. Roy. Nsw-York. sailed
from Naples April l.
Antwerp April 81
Steamer Aknba ,i'r>, Curnow, NewYork. sailed from
Rotterdam April 10.
Steamer caand Dutch DE Boer. New-York sailed
from Amsterdam April 10.
steamer Croft Oir. Rhode New-York. sailed from
Dundee April 10.
Steamer New-York Rogers New-York sailed from
Southampton April 10
Steamer Madeleine tBr). Eur Nedden. New-York sailed
from Shields April 4.
Steamer fAmmermoor t3r). Armstrong NewYork. sailed
from Shields April o
AdrR Ger, Reuter- Nsw-york sailed
Dantyio April
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK SATURDAY. APRIL TO- 1897
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. APRIL 10. 1897.
ARRIVED
Steamer st Paul. Jamison. SOUTHAMPTON April g. with
a;S az s9a Hna s % the sa to re m
seamer @ Dep00 March TO-
Bar at 30 m, fc.-, pr.. s,.,,,, v.-.. .. ,.
mise and 1872 steerage passengers the Hamburg
a .amsr x ayfa 5e h hSI At March e. with
mdse 10 Simpson. Spence Young. Arrived at the Bar
steamer south Portland sesley. centueEos March 81,
% The a Ss and Mc anehor Brothers, Arrived
steamer Amethyst 'iir Brown. Newport News. Va,
A r. in c ssi" 81 Ssann , Noos and Newport
News, with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion SIS Go.
CLEARED.
Steamer Panama Span oqeredo. Havana. Prosre,o
Antigua e,c"A ouisriridse CO. '"'""' 81 h''"'
steamer Oxus OBJ. sutherland. London-Bowrng &
Steamer city Of WASHINGTON Burey. Havana and Mexi-
steamer Chester CDrrchD. Boysen Amsterdam-C II
Steamer Alanca. Beers. Colon--Panama Railroad SIS Co.
Steamer DE Bay tIr). Jones. caicutta-Phelps Bros
steamer Francisco OBJ. jenkins. Hull-sander,on a
steamer circassan Price OBJ. Jeffrey. Cork-John C
steamer zaandam Dutch. De vnes Amsterdam
steamer A:satia cBp. Swain Mediterranean ports
Georgetown William = clyde & Co ~ anu
steamer Herman Winter, Nickerson. Boston-H F
steamer city Of Augusta. Daggett. savannah-ocean
steamer Yuma. Warren, phlladepha-wiiam p cyld.
60.
Steamer louisiana Kembe New-orieans-E Allen
Steamer Nueccs. Risk Key West and Galveston-C II
Mallory a Co.
Steamer Manhattan Bennett. Por,iand-IIoratlo Hall
Steamer Old Dominion Brakeman, Newport News ana
Richmond-Cld Dominion So co.
Steamer Goid-boro. swain, Philadepha,-wm p Clyde
e. 60.
Steamer jamestown. Hulphers. oNrfok and Newport
News-Old Dominion 81 CO.
Steamer FL Rio. Quick. New-Oreans-John T Van
Sickle.
SAILED.
Steamers STANDARD Gen. for Flushing; Mobile (Br)
London: Ems Ger. Genoa. la Breagne trp. Havre
Amsterdam Iuch) Rotterdam; Lucania ,r) Liverpool;
Andes 'Br Jeremie, etc; Galleo nr), London Largo
Bay CBr. Philadelphia city Of Washington. Havana.
Furnessa tBr). Glasgow. Cfcsssan Prince ,IirD.
James 11rpie nirl Charlotte Harbor; ThngyaIa
sietin, etc; Iesseps tNor). Hsvre: Madiana Cnr 81
Thomas. etc. Cherokee, Cape Hayden etc. Alraa OBJ,
Mediterranean ports: Louisiana New-orIeans. Fl Rio,
New.Orieans: old Dominion. Newport News and Rich
mond jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News Imperial
Prince (Br, Rio Jansrp stsi Godsboro Phiiads phisi
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY, APRIL ~.

MONDAY APRIL II
Vessel! Line. Mails close Vessel sails.
Comancte Charleston, Clyde. 300
TUESDAY. APRIL IL.
Hayel Bremen y O Lloyd 100 m 10 90
Venezuela la Guayra Red D........1 II 90 100
Delta Halifax Atlas ................ 1900 m
Kansas City, Savannah. Savannah. BOO
WEDNESDAY. APRIL H.
ST Paul Southampton American. .0O a m 1000 a m
Gernanc Liverpool White 300 a m ~ 90
Freslsnd Antwerp. Red Star 1000 a m 1900 IN
: OF Nebraska Glasgow, Allan-S 1900
seneca Havana l. CUBA. 1 90 800 m
Algonquin Charleston, clyde ........ 300 m
FL Dorado New-Orleans. Morgan...... 800
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z 4 W.
4. a w.

90 West s9th ST.
Impairments OF the Nervous System impotence. stsry
ana ike Aiments Hours TO ], to T.
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Announcements.
Henry A. Daniels. NJ !

r. 4 w.
The new collar. MEMO"
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HOTEL MAJESTIC NOTES.

The las. Of W. II. Barber's plano recitals al the
Hotel Majestic was given April and marked
for the unusually large attendance. Mr.. and Mrs.
yohn Gault have returned from Europe and will
again be at the Majestic Mr.. and Mrs. J. Daniels.
OF Chicago visiting Mrs. George II. Daniels at
the Majestic. Miss Dreser's ball held on April g.
was a marked success. Miss Genevieve Rudd gave
birthday party on April D. Among the guests were
Masters Maxwell Rafferty,, Lsle Dean and Swift
Tarbell and the Misses Louise Tarbell and Anna
RaNer.y
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Mayor Strong has been opposed TO the bill to ex-
tend and widen One-hundred-a nd th rty-ffth-st
and change it's grade. Many NEWCOMERS have
opposed the bill because II is intended 10 destroy
the pretty St Nicholas Park to enable the "Huckle
berry managers TO run trolley line through IT,
Yesterday the Mayor visited BY a delegation
of property-owners, headed by Charles d. Baker
and told that most of the property owners in
One-hundred and thirty fifth-st favored the bill
IF that be So" said the Mayor. ~ will approve
the bill I am opposed to IT, but II the people unite
In demanding the improvement will not stand in
the way believe in the rule OF the people,
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SIMON B. SHAW ACQUITTED.

Bridgeton. April 1O.-After being out all night the
fury which retired at o'clock yesterday after
noon, acquitted Simon B. Shaw this morning OF the
murder OF Schultz Carlisle. Carlisle was shot on
September 70 last. He his way to visit
Shaw's housekeeper from his home In Leesburg
II alleged that Shaw being Jealous of Carlisle
shot him Shaws defence that the shooting
was an accident. Judge Ludlow discharged him
from
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 527 Sunset e35 Neon sets 2ls Moons age II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 1:42 Gov Island 2:o2 He'll Gate 1855
PM-Sandy Hook 2:32 Gov Island 25l He'll Gate 4:44
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DROPPED DEAD IN A RAILWAY STATION.

Andrew Chase, sixty years old. Of Perth Amboy
q messenger in the employ OF the Lehigh Valley
Railroad. died suddenly yesterday afternoon In the
Pennsylvania Railroad station ir Jersey City.
County Physician Converse Informed. and he
granted permit for the removal Of the body to
the mans home
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COLONEL LAMONT AND NORTHERN PACIFIC
Colonel Daniel S. Lamont formerly Secretary OF
War. returned TO this city from the South late on
Friday night, and is staying at the Hotel
Netherland. When seen yesterday he declined to
say anything regarding the report that he is shortly
10 be made president OF the Northern Pacific line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
FREE THEOSOPHICAL LECTURE

Herbert Crooke. deputy vce-president OF the The
osophica Society in Europe will deliver a lecture
on ''Theosophy" at No. q Virginia-ave., Jersey
City. tomorrow evening The lecture Will be free
and all invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
PAINTED EXPRESSLY
FOR THE TRIBUNE

by Graham, the artist who designed
the welI-known picture OF the White
City at the time of the Worlds
Fair. Framed, II will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
SALE OF A STREET RAILWAY.

Burlington Iowa, April 10 (SpeciaD-At public
auction to-day the property Of the Burlington Elec-
trio Street Railway sold 10 a Boston syndicate
for 10000. The lines will be improved by the ex-
penditure OF $4,000 this season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS WANTEp-Sealed bids viii
BE- received at the office Of the secretary
OF state In Olympia. WASHINGTON. until
u o'clock m. on the 18th day 81 MAY,
1887. for furnishing all paper and bind
ing materials 20 he used I'm the public
printing for the year ending June 30
lSN. Price must be for paper and mate
rails delivered at the state printing
house IN Olympia, Washington. Follow
ing is an estimate Of the amount that
VIII BE- required during the year but
the right IS reserved TO order greater
or less quantity at any time, as may he
desired:
T>aper.-500 reams writing: 40 rearns
ledger 30 reams book. u veams cover;
10 reams linen: ie0ooo envelopes.
Binding Materials -3.0o9 his boards: 30
lbs. glue - lbs. thread. ~ lbs Irvine 3
dies. s packs gold; 70 pieces hook cloth. <
pieces head band. 80 doz law sheen. 30
Il Cowhide. 100 It bufFirgs. 5 dog flesh
eTs and reaws book lining paper
All paper and materials are 10 be OF the
best quality. and samples must accom-
parry BIDS. All samples ere so he Mainly
marked and numbered 20 correspond Nj
respective items 81 the bids Tha eff~-
cessful bidders viii he required 10 give
bonds for the faithful and prompt npf-
Torrance % their contract The s4rht
70 reject any and an bids IS reserved.
Plainly mark all bids Proposals for
paper" or Proposals for b!ndinr maze
rails" as the case may he. ami address
them "fIon WIN u jenkins. Secretary
Of state. olympia, Washington"
DatNi at Olympia. Washington Ap~if I
iss7. ~ 9. WHITE. state Printer.