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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
scores on the I,,amono.

Chicago, July 2s.-League records on
the base ball field yesterday were: At
Observation-Disclosures /, Philadel-
phia 4; Second game) Washington 1.
Philadelphia 5; at Pittsburg-Cleveland
s, Pittsburg /; at Louisville-St. Louis
1, Louisville IA.
Western League: At st. Paul-Detroit
2, St Paul s; at nneapolis-Columbu
0. Minneapolis 6; at Kansas City-In-
dianapolis {, Kansas City 5; at ST. Jo-
seph-Milwaukee 3, ST. Joseph 2.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28

not decadent, but is still progressive;
who have heretofore taken no step
backward in an expansion Of influence
and empire without comparison in his
tory, are amicably approaching each
other under the pressure Of great hu-
man evolution
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
Administrators Notice,

Estate OF Maria SimmOn, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed adj
ministrator OF the estate of Marie SimmOn,
late OF the county of Rock Island state OF
Illinois. deceased, hereby gives notice that he
viii appear before the county court of Rock
Island county. at the office of the clerk OF said
court. in the city of Rock Island at the Septem-
rterrn, ON the first Monday in September next.
at which time all per.onS having claims against
said estate are notified and requested to at
tend. for the purpose OF having the same ad-
justcd.
All persons indebt ed to said estate are re.
queSted to make immediate payment to the
undersigned
Dated this 18th day of July A. d. 1898.
:. :. kENwoRTHY. Administrator
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28

The simplest public railroad now op-
Grated is thought to be one between
Atami and Odawara, in japan. 1t is a
narrow gauge road and is run by man
power. The cars have seats for four
persons each, who sit back to back. A
train consists Of two or three cars and il
drawn up hill by half dozen coolies
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
NOBODY WANTS 10 WORK
Situation ut the Pana Coal Mines -Strik
ers on Trial.


ers on Trial.
Pana. Ills, July cS.-The only new
movement in the miners strike situa-
ton yesterday was the act of the dep
uty sheriffs in conveying several nom
union miners to the Springside shaft in
their buggies. The Pana and Pennwell
mines continue idle, notwithstanding
that deputy sheriffs and extra police
continue to guard them and offer pro-
lection to any non-union miners who
choose to enter the mines. 1t appears
as though no miner desired to work un-
der the existing conditions. The miners
received $1,000 yesterday from the state
organization to aid them in caring for
their families during the strike
The event of the day was the trial of
the seven miners - George McNally,
James Boyle, Charles Auten. David Nc
Gavic, Harry Smith, John Holsolla and
Joe Coyniski-arrested by order of May
or Penwell, who picS.sd out the leaders
of the union organization who were on
streets leading to the Penwell mine. and
ordered the deputies to arrest them. The
case was first called in Judge Pierce's
court, but the defense took a change of
venue to Judge Springtime's court. The
whole time was occupied trying to get
q jury, without obtaining a single man
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.
ss'AAAosAo eOh xSOthCCs
Estate OF John Sauermann. deceased.

ESTATE OF JOIN Sauermann, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed ad.
miniStrator with the will annexed OF the estate
OF John Sauermann. late OF the county of Rock
Island. state of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that he viii appear before the county
court of Rock Island county. at the county
court room. in the city of Rock Island at the
September term. on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER next. at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and
requested to attend, for the purpose of hav
ing the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned
Dated this 18th day OF July, A. d. 1898.
CHARLES L. BATTLES.
Administrator with the VIII Annexed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
Receiver for N Railway.

Ottumwa. Ia, July ga receiver has
been appointed by United States Judge
Woolson for the Chicago, Fort Madison
and Des Moines railroad, General Man
ager E. F. Potter being the appointee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28

September E. 5.52ls 5.571k 5.s7k 5.37k
Produce: Butter - Extra creamery,
17ls per 10; extra dairy. 15e: fresh
packing stock. 11G1114c. Eggs-Fresh
stock. lie per doz. Live Poultry
Turkeys, case per 10; chickens, Sc:
spring, 10G11c; ducks, 6fp611c. Pota-
toes-New, sl.25H140 per brl. Berries
Raspberries, red, 50Gi90c per 24-pt case:
black, 50G50c per loot case, Black
berries, 40G60c per 16-qt case.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, July %.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day.
10000; sales ranged at $2S0G3so for
pigs, $3.65@4.00 for light, $370dasO for
rough packing, S375@402h for mixed.
and sS.S5d4.05 for heavy packing and
shipping lots. Cattle-Estimated re-
ceipts for the day, 1900; quotations
ranged at s5.20n5.65 choice to extra
steers, A75G5.20 good to choice do.
81 .50M5.00 for fair to good, $415Hl60
common to medium do, S4106445
butchers steers. s425a5.10 fed western
steers, $360d4.20 stockers, S4O064 so
feeders, s2.58G425 cows, 50 2oals5 heif-
ers, s2.1oG4g5 bulls. oxen and stays.
s3.s0@470 Texas steers. and S75n675
veal calves. Sheep and Lambs-EstI-
mated receipts for the day. 1900: quo.
tations ranged at s4009475 westerns.
s3.25G5.oo natives. and s4.25Gc 40 lambs.
Milwaukee Grain.
Milwaukee. July 81.
Wheat-Lower; No. ! northern, SIC:
No. 2 northern. s5Isc; September. &c.
Oats-Firm, 21kG2shc. Rye-hc lower:
No. ], 4ic. Barley-Nomipai: No.
September, &c asked.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
Local Markets.

Local Markets.
Con-32I33c.
Oats-sf<f25c.
Timothy, seGss; wild, asGs7.
Straw-S5.
Potatoes-New, i0c.
Butter-Fair to choice, lsc; fresh creamery.
Eggs-l0c.
Chickens-spring, q oar. IS per dozen.
Coal-Soft- iOc
Cattle-Butchers pay for corn fed steers A,
g d. cows and heifers. 31igic; calves, 4Is5t
Hogs-ss.50gs37
SheepI11l5c
Spring Lant-s3 head
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
.Nationa, saengerEss, at Davenport.

Davenport, Ia. July 2S.-The last day
of preparation for the National Sanger
fest was Characterized by the arrival OF
various soloists and members of or
chestras. Socities began arriving last
night, Elkader, Ia, being the FIRST to
leave the t~eir
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
PHYSICIANS.
F. Ii. FIRST, NJ. ID.
Physician and Surgeon.

Phone I on 1881 Once. 32j Twentieth
trcct. ONCE hours: 10 to - a. m: > to and
: tos D. III Sunday, $50 to $50 a. m 1870 to
y. IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
DIR. CORA EMERY REED,
homeopathic Physician.

Special attention to diseases OF women and
children, also diseases Of eye, ear. nose and
throat. Once hour,-g:IO Ia - "a M. To D.
M. 81 Sixteenth street. Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
j. A. BALL, NJ. ID.
Physician and Surgeon.

Oltce lfn9 Second avenue Residence SOL
Twenty-iourih street. Telephone ITO ONCE
hours from IL To IL u. IN; TO p M and to
y. III. Sundays 9 To 10 a. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CHICAGO, ROOK Inland 4 PACIFIC RAIL
~ way-rckets ON - purchased or baggage
ehecked Ct y = p Twentieth street depp9, a
frst street, Frank b Plummer. Agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
DIR. 5. ii. MILLER,
Veterinary surgeon and Dentist.

AlldiSeascs of horses and cattle treated on
approved principles. Surgical operations per-
formed In a scientific manner. Dogs treated.
NJ calls promptly attended to. Residence
lgsb Fitth avenue. Telephone on 1857. once
aud nirmary. lBl5-ibl1 Finn avenue JamcS
Maucker Stab!e). opposite No. | fire house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-28
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, July q.
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Tfade today:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

9a pGbrenb Der Gangert pnb beI6perliz
9en Wintermonote biele 2eute in i6ren 0umz
pfigen un0 oft f9le6t bsntilirisn Wabnz
rdumm frif6e 2uft entbe5ren miifen, 10
mirb es fir fie I'M 70 n0t6iget, i'm
Sriibiqbr, tpenn in 5elO unb Malb IiA nsllts
2eben bemerf6ar mu9t, BEN Mnforbsrungen,
biz OH ipr p9DijfQs5 @pItcm geite1t Derbe:G,
buour9 gu genug.r, buB ite bur9 ben Sc
brasf beipabtter 5rii9idbtsmebi5tnen ibre1n
9piteme gu 6ilfe tommen. Cine Der Be-
tpdbrteiten 5riibjabrsmbi5insn aber lit
Sorni's @lpenfrGuters 8lut6eleber, Der bic
@iftfeime inn 8lute entfernt mnb ieben Manz
gel an 2d6ensfraft eriebt, tn5em er oa5 Blut
belebt un6 berei9ert. Na9 Gem @e6rau9
oiefes 9eifmittels peri6ptn5et Die Miioigz
felt, Die Srgane erpaGen 3u neue: Sbdtigz
felt unb ben &0rper bur95ie6t neues 9e6sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

i'm Qnfange Der Wirren 6atten Die Spanier
Telbit eingemiGigt, baB umerifantf6e Srup=
pen in 5loriDa gsgen Die b%ortigen f9par5en
unb rpt6sn 8unben etn19ritten, d6nIi9 1pie
fpdter 3!piI9en Wfsrito unb ben Ser. Staaz
ten ein 1la6areintcmms1 beftanb, tpona9
ameritani1Ge Sruppen ni6t nur auf i6rem
eigenen, ionbern AUDI uuf maritdnif4em Sc
biete ge9en bic QpadeS~Snoianer Opsriren
burften.
Ser ausge5ei6nete 9taatsminiiter be5
Prdiibenten MtonrOe, Sp6n 9uincb Noams,
mics barrm Spanien nahoriidli6 baruuf
bin, 0aB Der ameritunif9s General bur6 fetn
Ginf9reiten in 5lQriba nob me6r ben bur9
Wilbe feOro5ten b~ortigsn Spuniern, als ben
ameritanii6en @ren3bspobnern 9e6o1fen
babe, 0amit gu6 fih Spanien 5ufrieben,
l1nb f9on i'm nGGiten Sabre bertaufte es
5loriba an Uncle Sam, %tporauf Sadfon ben
Sriump6 batte, als ameritanii9er @oIbsrz
neur bort ein3uriiden.
Natiirli9 nuroe SadIon's BopularitGt, 70
grpB iie i6on bur4 Ieinen Sieg bel Seem Or
leans mar, bur6 fein tii6nes Gram unb
9ruufgebsn in SloriOa mod gafteigert, uno
feline 99aten in Slortba trugsn glei9FaQs az
Ieiner fpdteren 6enfpirbigen BrGIibantenz
6errltdteit Bel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23
SnuSbm6 oeS Iarifs.

Gas GeritQtoniB Der Dertpidelten @eitin1nllnqsn bg
neuen SartfS lit %6eOentenO pereinfa0t iporoen tur6
Die Aus9obe Oieies Soanobu6es, ipel6es Gnti0eiounz
gen Der SunoeS gcriGte, Der @eneral=gR aarena6Itdbe
nnO Oes S6abamtsicfretdrs User f~treitiqe @unfte ent=
bGlt. Gs 1T fein tleines &rnittiif, ben Sarif 3u
beroauen; aber Die in Die Maoenb0ble aufQeuommtue
Ncbrlng gu OerOuuen, Oos ipirO p1r6 Den ipftemati.
iden Oebrau6 iencs qrinOli6en Ma0enn1ittcls,
&%ooitetter's Wa9enbitters, leibt uno angenebm Qemodjt.
Gs lit Oies cine Sawilienar3nei bon pielfa4er Ser
%ipenoung. Sic Derbiitet unO bcilt Walaria=, Iiereas
uno 2eberleioen, b~cfeittQt NerpofitGt unb S6!aflnf0teit
uno %cntfernt 9eritopfung unD MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sotpobl @ppettt, as aud basYermDeen, ~oenicl6en obnG
na@bcrige lnterleibsbei6peroen 3u befriepigen. lper=
aud bic NeneiunQ fTrOsrf, ipisoer5eroefeHt. 3cute in
borgerHdten Sabren unb Die S6tuaden jsOen M(ters
unO @ei6le0tcs finOem Our6 OaNcl5e ipcientlide
Siilfe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

Don Davenport gelegenen StGoten, tDel9e
our SranszM ififippi ausfeuung gu reiFen
bea6fibtigen, liegt Die Sdngeritabt brett auf
Der Route unb @fsrner: Sanger unb Sdngerz
freunbe aus 9tauten 0itli6 bon 0aoenport
oeleqen fonrmenb, fOnnen pafeno Die @elez
qen6eit 6enubsn, I'm nu9 S4luB bss Seites
einen Qbfte9er na4 Der NllsiteIungsftaot gu
MAIDEN. Sci ben rebu3irten @iienbabnraten
IdBt ii9 bic 8et9eiligung an ben beiben gr0Bz
ten @eranitultungen Der Suiipn biefes 2anz
best6eiles ppbl oereinigen."
6offentli9 finbet Der 8orT9lag Der Seftz
3titung 8eriidii9tigung in bet6eiti9ten
&reiIen.
Die QusiteIungsz& Cmmifiion fir @eorz
gia fat ein 6ld9enmaB bon 5000 Qua0ratz
fuB auf Dem i9malen Srafte beg Nustelz
1ungsplabes ertpor6en, auf pelhem elm Sc
bGube erri9tet perben Ioa, tpel9es als9auptz
quarter fiir isrsn Staut gu bienen bat.
9ie pIdne fir bas bonn Staate MinneIoz
ia uuf Der srunszMtffiiiippi @usiteGung gu
erri9tenbe 9ebdubs iinb gsne6migt porben.
Ser 11nterbau bes @ebdubes nirb aus @tein
bergeiteQt, Der iibrige She'll b%eifs1ben lit Elm
fpgenunntsr n9pg"z6 au, nit @eranben unb
%pFfenen S~GuIengdngen. 9as geiammte 6;ez
gu CUR 8ermenbung tommenbe 8aumdterial
pilb aus MinneIOta na9 Omaha gefanbt.
9as @ebGuoe Der 8unbesrsgierung auf
Der SranszMiifiiippi Nusfteuung pirb bes
46enbs in briIunter Weife tquminirt per>
ben. Die QuBsnleitun9 pirb nibt t~penigsr
uls e~intauIenb elettrif6e 2i9ter, in beri6iez
benen Sarben, uufpeiien.
Die Union gacific giTenba6nz@ Sc eni6oFt
9at foeben Die reipectbIe Summe bon $685.
600 als ibre 8eitrag gum Nttienfapital beg
Observation-Disclosures ge5ei9net.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

SIN @aale bes 2DtpsnbrGu in N2 il II If en-
fano lebtbin CUR @rtnnerung an bic
fie9reiGen baDert13en MGr5tage pon
1848, bic muir Ourb bic 9aa15 m~erpartete
freipiqige @bountung bes &0nigs Sub
mig L, iiber bas bon ben Metiten geipiini9te
3ie[ bimuusgingen, cine 9roBe unb bagei=
iterte 5eitperIammlung Itdtt. Ser 9uuptz
rebner, YrofefOr NuibOe, ermabnte bic Geitz
t%beiGnebmer, i'm. Gimme bes sSSobres 1848
ipeiter gu balen an ben Sheen Der ginRit,
Srei6eit unb @lei96eit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23
Hftme.bam

SIN N69e0rbnetenbauie Der Stadtsz
&c eBgebung BON MarplanD mar
bon einem un8ufriebenen 8epublifaner Elm
nit 0ieIen perI0nIi9en S9Impfersien ge@
ipidter Nntrag geite1t porben, pona9 Der
tiibtige repubIitamiide Gunbes enaz
tor We1lington aufgeforoert tperoen
IOlte, als ieines Senatsibes unipiirbig Die
len auf3uge6en, DIS fs o6er gum &loppen
fam, fiel feline ein3ige Stimme fir ben Inz
trag, oub feline benrofratti9e. rno ielbit
Der QntragiteGer tpagte nibt NIT Su gu finn
men. Sin GROCER Sriumpb fir 8elington
unb ietne u%na64dngige 9altung i'm 8unoess
ienQt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

0ie @elebrten paren eiumal uneius bar
iiber. oh man 8onbou ober Sombon i6rei=
BEN loue. Sir Iebtere S9reibart traten bie=
ieui9eu ei1, welde bic g~e3ei9uuns Don Der
8ombenz (ebuli9feit Der Sorm obleiteteu.
@oDte man aber Anakesis bur9 baS @ort
6Gnorrboiool : @onbou beftllirelt, 10 pGre
Bonbon bic be5et6uenbite Ortbo9rapbie;
beln bon-bon, b. +. boppelt gut. lit Ana
kesis segen 9amorrbOiben. Die Anakesis
TT i'll alert apptbeten au baben. Hroben
Co., Box 2416, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

Sad beIonbsrer t1ebereintunft Eat bic
German Mmerican pubGiibing 60. III Sos
QnseGss, GaGif., unTere 8ertretung fir GEE
nannte 6tabt unb @ib@g altfornten iber'
nommen unb Iinb beren 8ertreter bsrsdbtiet,
Gbonaementsqelber al foIlefttren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

Setr 6. SimmIen, 8ertreter Der n@er1nan
Nnerican Pu6lif6ing Co." in Cos @ngeles
tpirb bemnd6it bic 4bonnenten Der ~Sainots
@taats5eitung" in Galifornien be1l4en unb
1T bere6tigt, ale acknowledgements
aelber gu tolettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

SIN 3u6tbaufe BON Sasz
buben bic @trdflinge eine 9iletz
ta~ntenbii6ne erri6tet, 3ped berfelbsn: moz
raItl6e @inpirtung auf bas @enlt6 Der
@erbreber bur4 MufFii6rung bon @tiden,
in be11en ltets bic Suqe1b Iiegt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

9Das oerbirbt Die Susenb. ~rersiTtet bas @ematb,
antergrdbt bic @eiunobeit, s~erriittet sem @eih.
e~ntnernt uno fiibrt 5u DOrssiti9em 8erfaa? 9ebR
Du. tie es fb gebDrt? Gerne DID ieIbit tenmens
Rrebe mad Yontommenbeit unb Oh baft ben S9lifeI
~ einem glidiid,eI uuo lan9elt 2ebeI 9eiunoeiI.
,Ser SmscncfreuIt" 1T elm duBerft i~nteref'
fantes, lebrret6es. mebi8iniides Wert, elm geee'
ii@er, ,pabrer Srtumo in Der 3Otb. Sang unO
alt ioutem oieies iiberaus uibli6e Bud leien. -
aSirO mad Gmpfang bon 25 Gents IN 8riefinarfen
& D~ispensary, % W. 18th ST.. New York, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23
(Speaial=G orreipDnoena.
Gus 0entfd)e Dorf.
2luf Ser Gransmifiiifippt Qusfsl=
lung miro es feline Qnsie.
bunesfraft bewdRren.

SratwurfeIodIe mo DamenPapeuc. 2tud
ionft nod Derfbieoeues mas oas Per3
erfreut. = Kon3ertneifter Ghomas ems
gueirt. - Gin Dorf1lae DER Dauen=
porter ;fef=6eituno - QIlerlei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

uGaIDator" eno nSGtrtS0".
SRei1ne M%talsbiere, ae5rant non Der
Gonr. Geipp @reape. Co.. fitto btcrs
s.it beiYcns etnpfo1less- Sn SIaid)ett
u&tO G6Iern st baben. SeIepboae
80. $50. 8ortIitte SeHtrn. CO. $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

848-1898
SIM 21. NpriG feiert Die vSllinots 9taatsz
5eitrn9" tbr 5Oidbrtges sSl1bildum. Wit bereb=
ti9ter 8erlt9tbu1ng fann tie auf Die so Sabre
tbres ge1tebens 31ritdblifett, auf so Sabre bar
ten Samples fir Die @nttptdel1ng 0es SanoeS
uno Der @taot, Die Moblfabrt oes Noltes unO Die
SSntere1ien Oes 9eut1 d =2(u1erttanertbunts.
Sour, mer oie1e &dmpfe 1elblt nit bur6=
9emadt weiB Elm iOlbes Sitter elmer 3eitun9 at
i6dben rno Die Stellung 81 t%piiroi9en, Die lie 1t6
errun9en. Nle 8eriu6e, ibr ben gOrran9 ab31=
lauren, 1inO miBlungen; felt mebr as etnert
Wtenl6enalter ntnttnt tie 1i6t nur lnter Der
oeutl6en Yreiie Gbica9o's, lonOern a16 jener
Der Mittelitaatert unO oes 9rOBen NtorOweitens
Die lettett0e S%tellun9 Elm unO miro lie al@ 1T
o3uflnf III erbalten %tpi11en.
9ie 6eralts9eber baben Dober bei6loien,
BEN @brenta9 Our6 Die 6eratS9abe elmer Subj
lGnt1s=yhtntmer IN Oe1ftDIr0tger gSei1e 51 fetern,
lnO es peroen gorbereitun9en ~9etroffen, Inn Oieie
S1bildum8rtnn1er in SSSnbalt 1tnO Sorr1 10 biib16
aus3u1totte11, OoB lie teiuen Ner9let6 FL i6euen
brau6t uno in jeoem oentl6en 6aule eine milf
folnrne11e @obe lit.
Die Sc 1%tnuutn1er miro entbaltet =:
Git aue9ori1deS Bib in lyarbenSru6
asaT oert 8ttel0latte.
Gtse Ueit9eoiOt.
SO Sabre Oct ySQttois stantsseitnn9".
SO Sabre OeSd)idbte noe, Satatots.
SO Sabre 0eiGid)te Der staot Gbica9o.
SO Sabre Oeid)td)te 0er O~eatidDem Sets
dest0etneinoem ataO @erei1e.
SO Sabre D~eratId)es Steater+
SO Sabre oer G,etuiGGmmg Der Sed)mif,
0cS SaeOe4S, Ses 0cauerbes, Der
9anit atso 8tNenid)aft 1t. I. 10.
Ser Sert miro O11r6 Stu @trationett 1no
Yortrdts erldltert ltto uerl60nert, tpo3u ptr
al16 Der Wtitbillfe alter 2e1er Der StaQts3ettunQ
~beOiirfe1L 0enn mir ipOlen @ruppenbtloer bon
1ol6en 9eiern berftelet la1len, tpelde oas 8latt
felt SO Jabren fefen, ltno bitten Oober
INN Sin enOu1g Der photographer nit tur3er
9ebensbei 6reibun9, lotpie I'M lleberla11l1ng alter
Nunmer1 aus Der Belt por Dem 9roBen 6euer,
alto aus Den 5Oer u1o 6Oer oSahren.
9ie Te1taun1rner miro alien Nbonneuten oes
Sa9eblattes gratis in's 6aus 9~eliefert.
Sic Observation-Disclosures f0nnen 1hon
iebt 9egen Gin1enOun9 bon 10 Gents in 8rief=
marfen ibre Ntat1en port,erfen lafien, oan1it ibnen
Oas 8latt iOfort beirn Gri6einen ~5u9e1telt tper=
Den fann.
0a Die SSubtlduntsn1tnmer 1T nebr aIs
100000 Gremplnrert
III alen Sbeilen Der Ser, Staten perbreitet tper.
ben uno aub in SauIen0et bon Gremplaren ibren
gSe0 nod 9euti6lanO ltO anOeren Sbeilen Der
Melt finoen nitro, 1T lie Elm por3i9ctBes
2Re@romez2Nittec, utO bOfe1 luir, OaB
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New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY.

The Monday lectures for February will be given
by Professor T. A. Kenneson OF the New York
Ba-.
Engravings are being hung In the museum. Four
main rooms have been finished and are to be known
az the classical the medieval the renaissance and
the modern rooms. Each OF the four periods Is
TO have four alcoves and a special movable storage
case The collection includes over three thousand
engraving
University Heights is brought into closer connec-
ton with the Borough OF The Bronx by the run
ming OF electric within few hundred feet OF
the east side OF the campus. north and south on
Jerome-ave and east and on Burnside ave
The latter cars will take professors and students
10 the Geological Garden al the south end OF
Bronx Park In ten 10 fifteen minutes. and by
change Of cars Will take them 10 the botanical
Garden at the north end Of Bronx Park in about
twenty minutes
At tn" united alumni dinner there Will be tables
for women who have received degrees from the
University In the Graduate School. In the Law
School the School OF Pedagogy The other
three schools OF the University have enrolled
any women students
William Allen Butler. president of the University
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
NORMAL COLLEG r.

Tho fourth lecture Of the course under the au-
snices o. the Child Study and Kindergarten Com
n,it,ees OF the Associate Alumn1 Will be given IN
the Normal College lecure-room on Thursday after
noon by Dr. Franz Boas on Growth" A general
discussion will follow the address u DR. Boas
A dramatic entertainment for the beneht OF the
Alua,na Settlement. No 4B East Seventy-sec"hd-
a. will he given by the Alumn@ House Entertain
nent Committee on Friday at p. m. IN the Nor
nal College Chapel The programme Will consist OF
comedietta entitled Who Killed Cock Robin?
and I carce "A Box OF Monkeys." With musical
numbers
The programme Of the Alpha Beta Gamma Society
for Friday will he as follows: The Plano OF Olden
Tines hv Miss Adele Damn; 90 instrumental selec.
;,on Nv Miss Louise Growall. "a; vocA seiocuon by
Miss r. Vantini: social meeting: valuable Niolins
hy Miss Grace Wolgamot violin selection oy MISS
Theresa Martens. 80: double quartet
Tho Ph:lomathean Literary society VIII nold
debate on Friday afternoon on "Resoyed Ihat me
I-ritsd states ought to construed and operate the
Nicaragua Canal" The speakers are: MISS selma
Van Praaz affirmative and Miss Estelle Franklin.
ppn
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
UNION,

Schenectady. Jan. 3.-It has been decided by the
college authorities hereafter to celebrate Founders
Day on the day succeeding Washington's Birthday
instead OF February II. heretofore thus
bringing the two holidays together. At this time
Will occur the midwinter athletic meet and an
undergraduate banquet. at which all the classes OF
the entire university will be present On Founders
Day the annual Alli3on-Foote inter-socicty debate
will ba held by teams from the Adephic and the
Philomathesn literary societies.
One Of tho peasantest dances OF the college social
season that given last Friday evening by the
members of the Chi Ps! fraternity at the Yates
boathouse This evening the second junior hop Of
tho year hed. ana was success in every fe-
spect. The annual sophomore soi:ee. to be given
the evening OF February is in tho Van Curler
Opera house. promises to be Of the largest
social events of the season.
No rectations were held last Thursday. the day
preached by President Raymond In the college
chapel.
At the regular meeting Of the Shakespeare Club.
elected: President. Waiter NJ. Swami. 9s:
vice-presdent. n. x. Wright. 99; secretary Chris
topher y. Hartnagel. 9S. treasurer. John II. Gut
man. 9S: Executive Committee w. f. Merriman.
'9S: Peter Nelson 49, John c. Merchant. '9S; Fl. *.
Wright. %
At meeting OF the baseball men last Wednesday
w J. Smith. 90. OF Waterford. was unan mously
chosen captain Mr. Smith IS captain elect Of next
years Varsity eleven.