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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-10-16
FORECLOSURE SALE.
{rlrst Publication October g. 1927

Notice is he given tl!st that cert IN riot
man aud Ma ID d and nan, his wife, nurtyaaors
t. Tue MOr.ry GertZk ana Investment +, ON
p.ny, dated tEage =, B1ay ef June, 1889. and tilrd
Of the in the efiecI.ean and state If S,rt
D,ko,a, county or NJ of June, 1889. and re
corded i, on n ~" :2. 49, az . MostsasrS. upon m!::'
~, Iin aSsisrtd ny =. investment Cnmian:..
!iie hiofI@aEe Hank ahM"rruSter. wiiiSh assisIi-
10 Mm; ii. Br""h. IL rcroriet., will b..
nnnht has neen ou,1 of tl,r. premises
ioierloSeo W 4 SAL. 81 hereinafter &C.
IN sucn mortsa"e '.oc the court house IL,
scIl.'u, III tio 'front.' oooI G county OF Mclean,
tle VI ssasliollin, ~ VI ut the hour Of two
ann *Iate OF Noru! l,,akolh, Iay Of November
nH!ock W. III. On 'Ne 2'tli due Oh such mort
1881, to satisfy the amount
gage on the day of sale. uch mo-trnpe and
int premises ncscli'eL ~ tine same are de-
S,.rihcd as follows: The sou we hundred ami
section two CIV, township q nye eighty ISn'
fOrty-three n43>. north Of ra'v3np And heinz
containing 100 acres, the same II state Of Norf1
In the county of Mclean and
Dakota. tyape at tbe
There will he due on such mor. ,sn;sr,,i ~ and and
date of sale the sum of eight .ncinal and
dollars, viz: $52D!W PR. ices am
90 interest, besides $25.OO attorney "
costs. and &5 paid for taxes.
Dated September q, 1897.
f.. A. MAGLONE, Attorney,
Devils Lake, NJ ID.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-10-16
Attemnt to Shoot Editor Mofet.
T"ibnnn

EcmnrrE 'F1olN".
w P Mnffet states that some one fired tive
shots from, a revolver at him at him as he was
going home at about half past ten O'Clock last
NIGHT. None of the shots took effect. but one
of them struck in the side of a barn back of
a foot or two above Mr.. Moffet's head. The
assailant stood in the vacant lot north of the
Chance residence and fired as Moffet ap-
preached his house. After firing the shots.
he ran southwark, down the alley back of
DR.: Harcourt's place and disappeared: Willie
Pettee. who was across the street when the
shots were fired. says he followed the man.
and got within fifty or sixty wards of him.
hut was unable TO identify him. He states
that the man was of medium size, wore a dark
suit with a sack coat and a fedora
Mr.. Moffet and Pettee we're together on the
road home. AS Moffet approached his house
the firing began, and continued until five
shots had been discharged raridlv, after
which the shootist fed. Mrs. Moffet stood
on the porch of the house at the time the
shots were fired, and her fright were extreme.
The attack was a most cowardly ore. snl il
universally CONDEMNED. Whether the shooting
was the result of a desire to Scare Mofet,
by some irresponsible individual or whether
it was the outcome of some bitter personal
enmity, is not known-and it is to be hoped
that the shooting was the resllt Of the wild
potion of some wit ess individual to brighten
Nofet rather than any attempt at s >rious
harm.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-10-16

TINTED STATS LAND GFFIrE, b.
y marck. North Dakota, September. Ut:, 1897
"Notice is hereby given pursuant to instruction
md in according with the directions Of the Sec
retary Of tile Interior under tie provisions q
the tiir,i section OF the act Of July 9Th. 1881, .
stat. lON that all of the buildings on fort Ste
Dakota. consisting of officers quarters. barn,
grHilary. stables, ulDuildiiiaS, exc. Will bc o.
Tered at public sale on the reservation OH til"
1htl day o. Dece,1hrr. 1887, commen, ing at 10 A.
~. to tHe highest bidder. at not | IS than II"
~al,prisrL value thereof. the purchase ffit nev t.
he paid ut the time OF the sale. and the buiGings"
to be removed from the reservation With
ton IN the reservation after that time, being
risk of the purchasers.
f.. a. LAMB. Register.
T.. NJ. KNIFE, Receiver
Approved, WEBSTER DAVIS,
Acting Secretary.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-10-16
FAD.

By e,ecri cal application with newly discovered methods
the safe burglars are ahead. A pnbtic test Of the new bore
ing electrical device was made on the strongest 8 afe in tn.
Commercia bank of Minneapolis, after which e1hib ition. j
J. Tob,n, an experienced safe man said to n reporter of tn
Minneapolis Tribune:
"The safe manufacturers have been striving for years To
kaep ahead of the burglars. WIN also DISPLAY great inven-
tive genius. Years ago they had only drills and common
explosive. to contend with, and when thew found a poorly
fitting door, or could make an Onening by means of wedges.
or and a weak spot around the dial and handle. thew had an
easy task. and safe burgulari"s we're numerous. Next came
the uae of dynamite. which played sad havoc with the weak
or constructed safes, and often with the hest OF them. bank
safes being usually inside OF a fire proof vault about two
feet thick. which deadens the snnpd Of the explosion From
one to three charges of dynamite generally does the work.
Now We have the electric process, and there is not n safe or
vault made that will withstand it's power, no matter how
hard the metal or how we'll put together.
"Furthermore, there ia no noise connected with this
method, no exp losives of any kind being employed. If the
safe or vault has a combination lock. the boring ia done
through the d,a, spindle and lock. Sometimes the hole is
bored 80 as to reach the tumblers of the lock and NOV" them
to their proper position, opening this safe rs if the combin-
alton had been operated.
"If the door has no lock and tn. bolt WORT il operated
automatically and controlled by a time lock. The hole IS
bored lust under the time lock. tho connection removed and
the bolts fly back and open the door. Snnnose there is no
electricity IN the bank or even in tn" tow 4? WHY. in such
cases. a storage battery can he carried by t"o man that will
give them all the power ner"ssary II" do the work. o.
course, you understand, the STRANGER the cnrraot the less
time 1t requires to get through. Tho diff renee ia. however.
only a matter of a few minutes. 1t all goes TO show that
bankess and %custodians Of wealth must look for additional
protection besides the safest vaults If the most modern cor
struotion, since this new method of boring by electricity
has been discovered.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-10-16
w a S h burn q e r.
By JOHN S~ArrERLuND.

Editor Stevens has taken hold of the Northwest News and
rs spread out his salutatory. Good Republican and s,'
vat sort Of thing. Will change the name and fix up the
rudder. Steve may not make "a financial success with
hs lumanary, but he will make n iAeIy newsrnper-whiIt
It goes.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-10-16
First pui.li. alton Septcml er -'ti', .s...i
NOTICE OF CONTEST. 7 lMBER CULTURE
US. Lard Cf:ce, bismarck, n. Dak., Sept. i5t:,


1885,,
Complaint has been ertnel 1T Ills ofk'
By Jacob K. Mus>elmln against Peter Brown
for failure to comply with law as to Timber gu!
t ire Entry No. s25 dated Oct. IL. 1872, upon thu
South Fast quarter Section 4, Township II,
Range So W, in Mclean county y. Dak.. with
view to the cancellation of said entry; contest
ant alleging that the said Peter Brown has failed
to comply with the land laws of the Unite.
States relating to Timber culture entries a,.t
has totally abandoned said land fora period O,
seven or eight years and the land has now growl.
up to weeds and grass. The said parties ar
hereby summoned to appear at the Office of til.
Clerk of the District Court in and for Mcieal.
couny, n. u at Was burn, n. d. on the Ct.
day of November, 1877. at. 9 O'Clock, p. m.. t.
respond and furnish Testimony con 'erning sal.
alleged failure. Hearing 1T this Office Oh No
velSjcr IL, lSo. ut . p. IN.
L. NJ. K1STER, Receiver
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-10-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ACT.
w i've gentlemen or ladies' to travel for re-
sponSible, established holse In Nerth Dakota.
Monthly es5 and expenses. Position steady.
Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped
enyelore. The Dominion Company, Dept. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
RETURN OF JOIN Z. SEARLEs.

John = eeares secretary o. the Sugar Trust. has
1ust returned from trip through the West which
Included O stay in California. In Brooklyn much
Interest Is taken IN this journey for IL IL known
that while the ostensIble obJec, OF the trip was
hea tn and pleasure. the real purpose was the ex
tension Of the Havemeyer interests II is believed
that the American Sugar Refining Company de-
s,res TO rorify itself against competition IN the
treme West by getting the Senate TO repeal tho
reciprocity treaty with Hawaii and by purchas
ing .hc beet-sugar interests In California and In
Texas.
MI 6csrles has been extremely reticent since his
return. and It not possible TO learn from his
brooklyn friends what was the outcome o. his
negotiations for the purchase Of the beet-sugar
plsut built by Claus Spreckeis
The arrest Of r. r. Chapman charge OF
contempt Of the United States Senate IS not APP
poren.ly worrying Mr.. searles much for fear the
tarne fate await him. Last winter when he
was paying only a casual attention 10 subpoenas Of
the State Senate Trust Investigating Committee his
eon.iags and his goines were shrouded In
deep mystery. and nothing could be learned
etout him al his big house. at No. $40 s.. Marks
Place. Last night, the other hand, Mr.. Searles
had dinner party at his house. When a servant
announced TO him that there Tribune O.
porter at the door. Mr.. Sear.es promptly appeared
and inquired what was wanted When ashcd about
his negotiations for California sugar plants, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
SEELEY BROTHERS MAKE A MOTION.
HAVE nrrN WAITING FOR THE NoToRIETY or
THE SHERRY DINNER TO BLOW OVER
COUNSEL. SAYS.

Nathan Seeley and George ". Seeley. rather ana
uncle respectively. Of Herbert Barnum seeley' ap-
piled to Justice Beach in the Supreme Court yester-
day for permission TO amend their answer In suit
for $4,000 brought against them by Ernest H.
Esmond for unpaid commissions. Some time ago
Esmond negotiated the sale of the Lantern Hi
Slick Mills at Mystic. Conn. from ID. b. Mallory
10 the Seeleys for 100000 The latter, II is alleged
agreed to pay their Indebtedness in five yearly
payments and also TO pay Esmond his commits
sions in five years at 5000 year. The money.
Esmond says has not been paid.
why this motion put off until such late
date" asked Justice Beach. when the application
was made.
Well" replied counsel for the Seeleys, my
clients received considerable notorety over dinner
lately. and wanted ii to blow over before APP
pearing in court"
The permission asked for granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
MORE CASES or SMALLPOX.

Dr.. Benedict, Chief Of the Bureau Of Contagious
Diseases. removed two more cases Of smallpox from
the Randal"s Island Asylum and schools yesterday
morning to North Brother Island. They were Ar
thur Hughts. fifteen years old. and Joseph Gallo
wano. seventeen years old. These cases were
among the 145 inmates who have been subjected 10
contagion from the five cases previously removed.
Two cases Of smallpox at No. 81 East Seventy
thrd-st were reported Wednesday evening The
patients we're Joseph Curtin, sixteen months old,
and Timothy Curtin. four years old. Both were re-
moved to North Brother Island yesterday morning
These cases make twenty I'm all which have oc-
Cured in this city since March |. and there have
been nine removed from Randalls Island Asylum
and schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l' bsa t, 1SS +, Ma>g F;:,s sSsei
storz and wife Lon ..,...... ''''
s6n psy nS nd VIE VI h 10 John pa f
charles Lyons 10 Benjamin. H" Stern ave- 2Oa'oo';
Bls s,gI.G 80 99s; Charles = souhmayd to
t4,h-st. 5. 10 It W Of shave 5xioo5 william
y, Rockefeller ana wife to James a stllman...' 1900
BLOCK bounded by Goth and Goth sts. centre line
I M5,ay W Snd harsn River with land under
Eld[dse.s 5 60 Of RIylneton-, aoi,s:
1aen Society %eu- - k'.e 70 .n..!.y Settle
IIaxCO; Henry Hautan to Marsarctha Hautan.. +,
sontheIn Boaleyard' : e $. 20 It Of l4ath- e.
200 to p'IBP oas1a S"P'@ g. r MsS..i
11tib nIE' ct a. executors 70 Norris Dielseh 5000
; py9t4 raylor to john ! rayior i'y.ioo 1000
S 1mn s ave- ps corner 'oth-s 2oSS75: Ben
o21ost st., s. 1852 It OF 4'h-ayc. isasioo6: ''"o
G2d.-t :, 1858 # . Of 4th-ays isGxloos:
tshs as Of sHs dud2c to I JSsPh Ryk 1900
:, Pier and wife 10 Katharine sorz .....,.. ,
"tave, s. - II Of $50 %x75 Kerlen
Avenue < No los 2!7as Henry Gre %gSaan 1900
-'h-syc W coTner 79th-.i s22x22 i9sth,,. 1900
s. 1870 Il of sfhayc ~ Icr91 II, l2S I5s,E,
ST. $ lGGS II Q Of sth-sye - l0x9o III i2sth
s ss q sS sa,s SS 1879 l Iss.s
~ IS = - II ~ shave. 2tloxaa -; Louis
,e East /; iSoh risnr H'i Kearney 1890"
10 80, T a, N? 2ss a6S 19'4r g. Fries: $500
and wife to James Nolan ..........,........' 725o
Joseph cayac and md wife to Carl i' Lan 49, 1 a4
1ljh-st. s. 49, # . Of 9th ave 5OxlGO ii; Morris
Steinhsrdt ard wife to Arthur @ Muhker and
1aeh-st. . 80 n W OF 1Inos-ayc. i5seo ii: 10"
1i2h;st 80 ll5 West 25scO Louis Hrandt ., al '''V
14ls iaa D'a 2sG It Of boulevard Is o,os il; 100
stb ave. No 2lS5 2iSso Ma iii Buckiolz and
1Oyd-st 90 a W., -N'oo
Theodore G Wei executor to Jacob NV MSI
i7b-s No 81 West @i1iooii: Marcare, "'o'
hit executor. 10 Bartnoomew Murphy ..'.' 90 100
Xuqs mpoySn n n, e fm n"%S''tS a ?Mls sHr
is2l,si: ,25 II llih-ave 75x7ao. Mary l. '-"
ls?d, e., $ go 4 v q ioth-s,e ,ox7o9; Mary
Ti1t2n-ay cn1T.. I'll rnI,s. Of ,I lGo NJ,
Tinton-eye. v $. 1912 It Of ioothrr. 2iio1
Wienna l. scbum ns riFcneI and wife to
Part i Loo 2a2 map Of Dsler estate Dawson
81. $40 IT. " Il l~sg"tt- ave; John Robinson ana
c1sholm -. 3. ~ n u jcrnlnq. a. aiyioa. 1000
Charles II Tioe and wfn 10 Ia T. Duttervo,,h
c9lambi",aye - 1919 Il Of Jackson-.t 25xa5
Water So corner Scanned. =. 2iHGs. Edward
Hndson-sl. " 8. ass II = of Hubert st. IS $3.50
p, lr' s X Ee n e,, % =, Ei1, Kcm9ner
cnerr 81 10 III 25.u-; Chfrry-.t No az 'oo
lO6scosloa.o. Ionas wen ct al to Bernard Col.
James-si No, -, 80 90 and O., Bernard Golden
49,, and wife TO lena, wei, and another. ,:..,.:. 1
baum ct al to Eugene Gerbcreui
PITT g. - ~ 49, ~ % n h4n s,rs isias,
wSvcrey Place 10 IN 22s irregular: Amelia '''''
Garland Andre B'nneau and wfe..........
23i-st. 30 90 West; William psrke ana wife
to Frederick Aver ..,..,.;..... 100
' rudo Hamilton q 70 May Mary hamen.'. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

e, the Department, Of Buildings follows
SSH N. 'qa" rs %'7R Of SIs ounsa. for ,hr.
urstory brick ,o, dw'inss 10 sss p An.on,9
r Ss' q 10 SSi Island CITY go nm
,o atf st. s. 400 r, W Of coianbi, ave
10 i52 Eas- ?si- st. owner; Angel Hss-nson q, NM
OF No los Fulton st architects ...''''''''''' "'"V
'th ave-, e2s and 20 To- .sh;toTyy St. stos 20
Td hrS hotel ;1 Josn Hsh Week. al q SON. No 81
5%:1S 2s .5 q four ana apa s'!s
II East so,h-st owners; II Taylor Of No % ,ooo
Lexington cor tstn,s 70 ,nTeecs'GJg
S5'i Er5 sTR oaner: Il Kendall Of No $50
l XIV aye bnii aTTqi'e branch once:
W9s rs ,dS. E scsS Fran fS
els Crawford and James vsrlan, = Wakefield.
owners Lawrence & RInGrose. OF Mount Yer ,oo
cedar nI' P "',,' g. 100 II Of
1 louis '' wsS S? .; iasIS-'
nd lHls yak 81 ss II 10, OF Eaabeths viii
.t for & and S..eh 9"f ss e o Crane
Lawrence & Rnsrose, architects $50
PTsS% ray BRICK PTae library a717 Archer
Huntington. OF West Chester. owner and ar o., a.,
rnisn,aye :ia {, Of Se1,s, fo 5.. Two
Fh s Of S"S ~ fT % East s"f s5S
81, cnrer: Jane, N d Robinson architect 1000
. % E T;s :
e No ~ iae1b 81 and adaye architect ....".. 5000
u'nionport Road. PA n ~ Morris Park ave, for
n 'hres story frame dwelling. with store. "3x
A.: Henry + Pipp. of Tnonport Road. owner
W e. Dickerson. architect .............,..... 900
Eagle ave W f. il2 II OF I6is 81. FOR two
story brick cold storage building 81. l0x70:
IIupfels Sons Brewery OF l6lst-st and ~
M Mnn orcSit"ct ''..,.....'....|. aoooo
Fordham-nve T. MA II from Fordhsm ST. city
Island for three story brick and frame pub
Ks IrosSwsv architect ....'....,'....e..., 5000
Alterations. branch office:
Dereen "a n n Of drove ~. 10 two
three story frame dwellings. Walter W T'nr~y,
TN RI ave architect .....''.."'..,... 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
GENERAL RICHARD w. JOHNSON.

ST Paul Mimi. April Acknowledgement
Richard w Johnson. United States Army. retired
q gallant division commander In the War OF the
Rebellion suddenly died at his home in this city
from pneumonia last night after an Illness Of only
a few DAYS. General johnson was born In Living
stone County Ky, or February {. 1877 He was
graduated al West Point IN lS49. being that year
stationed al Fort Smelling. MINI. In October. lb6l
he was made brigade general Of volunteers, In
October 1861 he retired with the rank Of
br!gadier- general in the Regular Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
VOINEY V. SMITH.

,,.u,snen.-Goyernor and formerly Of tho most
rrorn,nent figures in Arkansas politics. died yes
terday at the insane asylum where he had been
confined several months. Mr.. Smith became insane
on the money question in the late Presidential
can,na,en and since his confinement he became
violent He served Consul to St. Thomas In the
Grant Administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
". F. HAVEMEYER TO BE A WITNESS.

A subpoena served on W. F. Havemeyer yes
terday by Chief Hazen. OF the United States Secret
Service ordering Mr.. Havemeyer to 20 10 Wash
ington to-day a witness in the cases OF Lewis
Nick. Turner and Philip McEihone. who are
charged with having stolen a number of documents
from the Congressional Library. Ignorant OF the
fact that the articles had been stolen. Mr.. Have
never purchased OF them from the accused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

movement to wipe out the reciprocity treev WIN
Hawaii and the arrest of Chapman, he said =,
~ don't care TO say anything on those sup1ec.s
In the Searles party on the western TOUT 49,, va
Mrs Melville b. Chapman, wife OF the retirns
pastor of the New-York Avenue Methodist Cnurcni;
Of which Mr.. Searles is a prominent memper, anu
Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
neal Gstatc.
Protects Against
UndisClosed Mortgages.
From ". Y. World. Dec. .. 1895.
"FIND AN OLD MORTGAGE.

"DuiIdinR-Lo Holders nj Brighton HeiGhts
Find All Encum cred.
(sps,al TO The WorldD
CAMDEN. Dec. 22-Holders Of building lots
at Brighton Heights, new settlement on the
Atlantic City Railroad about ten miles below
Camden, met In this city last night ana or
ganized to protect themselves against the fore-
closure Of a mortgage which they have dis-
covered covers the entire tract At the meeting
the holders OF 1870 lots were present, and large
proportion OF them had paid In full for their
lots, received their deeds and had planned to
build in the spring Not few have already
built Now they have discovered that mort
gage for $4,000 covering the entire tract from
which their lots were cut, is about to be FORE
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
EUROPEAN tours personally conducted, 500

upward. Long tour including England Scotland Ire
and Wales France, Holland. Belgium. Rhine. Germany,
Switzerland, Italy r.ank Baker, 90 Nassau NJ r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
Brooklnn propcrtn 60 Crt.


l streets. with fountansl rooms. furnace hands me
decorations rents S36 and 49, open for Inspection 10
UAVII.AND d SONS. corner Fulton-st and Grand ave
Brooklyn '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
Gcafbers

IDRIvATE TUTOP.A. Everett Stone Yale). SCI Fifth
i ave-. y. Y. Twelve years experience in preparing
hovs college
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

- LIGHT steom-hented and bathroom ali modern
I Improvements. hot water supplied: nIst floor and
others Epeci1 Inducements TO smhll families ~ West
1D9thst near Park entrance. station and cable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

vJRE pALnOCSIE, 40to4s West 59th Absolutely
j nIcproof. ana fronting Central Park. very elegant
apartment rent. Possession at once Inquire
OF the Jan!tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
FIRST CLASS CORNER

MAE light and bath.
~ desired elevators steam heat. telephone:
rental 10 nrst-cass tenant THE ADELAIDE, Park-aye
corner oO'h-ft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
PACIFIC MAIL 5. s. co

4 CUNARD LINE.
80 TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
Campana. April "a. Etiuria Juns H. 20 Y. NJ
Cmbra. May l. 300 +. NJ Campania June 49, 900 \. VI
Lucanla. May = $50 AN Umbria June o. 100 +. NJ
Etrura. May 10, 200 PM Lucana. July g. 500 \. NJ
Campo May 90 1000 AZ EtTria.. July 10. 100 PM
Umbra. May - 200 Psi. Campania. July IL AN
Lucania. June !. $50 An Aurana July "a,
EXTRA SAILING
May II, 1900 + SerNia. s. II 80 Al
Aurania. May % 1U0 PM Aurana. june 20. noon
Servia. July g. 1000 A VI
Cabin passage S15 and upwards according 10 steamer
and accommodation
VERNON n. BROWN & co. Gen. Agents.
BOWLING GREEN NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
FRENCH LINE
NOMPAGNIE GE\EKALF Ttai

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARiS. FRANCE.
la CHAMPAGNE. Poirot Sat. April o. 10 a.
la GAsCObNE. Baudelon, sat, May T. 10 -
Rates OF passage First class n. Y. TO Paris. Sis and
upwards, by all steamers except la Touranr Including
railway fare Ia Paris and landing charges Pan1r
seat "a extra during summer season. Second class 10
Paris. <S4..5.
A. FORGET. General Agent Bowling Green. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

CLYDE LINE, -
" CHARLESTON. s. G.
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
From Yer ~ T.. y. uoot % Roosevelt STD, p.
ALGONQUIN Chas, Jacksonv Friday, April -
SEMINOLE, chas. Jacksonville Monday. April 26
IKooUOlS. Chnr Jacksonville Wednesday. April ~
COMANCHB thas Il jacksonville Friday. April 30
Steamers have first class PASSENGER accommodations
VIM. II. CLYDE Il co. General Agents
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-14
Free Lecturc TO Men and Women.

DIR. r. c. Flower, of Boston, will de-
liver his new lecture entitled Triumph
and Glory Of Woman and Man." at Ocd
Fellows Hall, Friday, April 16, at 3 p.
m. DIR. Flower is recognized by many
AS the greatest orator on the American
platform. What the press says: DR.. K.
G. Flower lectured last night to nearly
3 900 people in fremont Temple. His
audience went wild over his eloquence,
keen thrusts, pathetic appeals and
quick sallies.- Boston Globe.
DIR. r. c. Flower lectured last even
ing in Odd Fellows Hall to upwards Of
1000 people land more than 900 were
turned away. DR. Flower is Washing
toms greatest favorite as an orator. He
he magnetic man of the rostrum. No
entertainment was ever given that af-
forded more amusement, more
pleasure to the audience than
DR.. Flowers lectures. He is logi-
cal, very pathetic, whitening in his
carcasm, and irresistible in his wit. For
beauty OF speech, richness of thought
and oratorical climsxes the Doctor hns
no superior in any of the professions OF
the world. For two hours the audience
showed the most intense enthusiasm
and amusement Washington Cd. C.)
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