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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11
RINBERS

Are perfection in the art OF cycle build
ing. They still have the G 4 ] Clincher
Tire, The nlost resilient and best tire
made. These wheels are strictly up TO-
dase in finish, workmanship and price.
Samples are shown by GRo E. FIsH,
Ferry, st.
Bicycles to rent, including . drop
frame tandem.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11

The Marion county republican conven-
ton will be held on AprlI 5.
4 Engine No. 3, on the ) r, built in 1863
and run from the beginning en- the Oregon
& Ca lforbia road. has Just been sent to the
bone yard 1t had long service. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke YOsr Life Away,
70 quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netle. iull OF life. nerve and yigor, take No-To
bac' the Wonder-worker. that makes weag men
seIong' All druggists, SOC or Si. Cure guaran.
teed- Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11
Oliver PlOVs--ueV Prices
HOPKINS BROS. Agents.
Albany, Oregon.

"oliver gave the world the chilled plow''
And il has saved more money
to the farmer of America
than any other implement ever produced.
Genuine Oliver chilled are the best on
earth. The Oliver is promoter of happi.
ness on the farm, and the dealer who sells
it knows he Is handling the best. Look
out for Limitations aud touch nothing but
the genuine goods. made cnly by Oliver
Chilled plow works. South Bend, Ind. U.
8. A.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11

FoR COUNTY COMMISSIONER "A Craw-
fordsyille correspondent says: 'Mr. D.
G Swami of this place will be candi-
vention for the Office of commissioner.
Mr.. Swami is good democrat and is well
qualified for the Office, he has good ed.
ucation, can do his own calculating and
: has foilowe4 carpentering and building a
good portion of his life. He Is practical
farmer now. He is just the kind of a
man who would make himself acquaint-
ed with all county affairs"
Crook COUNTY ORE M cCallister Bros.
1T will be be remembered some time ago,
,cnipped lot of ore to the Tacoma smelt-
,er. Mr. M a. Moore has received the
following report: Amount of ore shipped
1926 pounds; the ore produced 2.2
ounces of gold, 35.3 ounces of silver and
IL ounces of lead-gold being worth $2C
per ounce, silver 55I cents per ounce, in
all $60. 40 per ton. The cost of smelling
was So ton and the freight from The
Dal.es to Tacoma was $685. Review
RIVER Boar SoLD.-Friday the eteame
Ramona which has been plying on tn,
Willamette river between independence
and Portland for the past three years
was sold by the Oregon City Transporta'
ton Company to the f. G. Davidge Co.
8 Portland transportation concern. Tn
consideration was $i2, 600. The Ramon
will be run on the Stickeen river and vii
handle portion of the Alaskan treigh
and passenger trade.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11

TIE RAMBLERs GOING. - The 1898
Ramb ers are catching on at once. Geo.
E. Fish, the Albany agent has slreacy y
sold three. the lucky purchasers being
Zeno Richards, Louis Love and Charles
Bard sell. Have yon seen one of them
just take look ami see why they are
wanted
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11
Letter List.

Following is the list Of letters remaining
in the Postoffice at Albany, Linn county
Oregon, March 8, 1898. Persons calling
for these letters must give the date on whicf,
they were advertised
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11

HONG wAH TONG CO., Second ST
near Lyon street. Alhanv. Sells Chi
nese medicine, Chinese rice. Chinese
tea and mt oil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11
A Crippled Hand.

Admission, first two rows gallery
other seats l0c
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11

Sunday, March 8, 1873,
in Albany, to Mr. and Mrs Frank SpeI.
ger-a boy. All doing well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11

1osal SlztuOo ~
Amount borrowed from J. w.
Cusick & Co. not paid. .....s 2,400 90
F E. ALLEN, CLERK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11

We want Farm Produce Highest price in
.. cash OF trade. Call and see US.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE observation-disclosures dull and
Irregular. Standard Oil closed at 40S@1lo
against 407j40409 on Wednesday, Last prices OF
other prominent issues were: Brooklyn Elevated
new stock. 27@2S1a; preferred, 55@3s: Brooklyn
City Railroad, 215a216H; Standard Cas- com
mon, 130G138; preferred. 155@160; Mutual Gas
325B335; New-Amsterdam Gas. common |'72W
.Sja; preferred, GS2sGG9; Glucose. common ooV
JGss: preferred. 105ls910Gla.
NORTHWEST'S BIG EARNINGS.-The gross
earnings OF the Chicago and Northwestern TOT
August showed an increase over the same month
a year ago CT $2SS, 233, and were the heaviest IN
the history Of the company.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - The Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company has
declared its regular quarterly dividend OF IA
per cent.
DIVIDEND FOR UNION PACIFIC.-Union
Pacific preferred stock is now in the dlvioend
column. the directors declaring 112 per cent
semi-annual. yesterday.
The National Shoe and Leather Bank has &C.
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clared quarterly dividend Of per cent. pay
able October !.
GOLD IMPORTS.-The gold import movement
to date since August 2 Is as follows


The steamer Teutonic. which arrived from
Europe Wednesday night. brought 10000 gold
consigned TO Lazard Freres The Bank of
British North America is importing $500 900
gold on the Auguste Victoria, making It's total
since the movement began S1.025.OO Laden
burg. Thalmann & Co. announce that they are
importing $4,000 gold from Europe the
AuSustc Victoria. sailing to-day. The steamer
Alameda, which arrived at San Francisco from
Australia yesterday. brought S3.OO0,0o0 in SOW
ereigns
SILVER DOLLARS FOR SILVER CERTIFI-
CATES.-The following notice was posted at the
Sub-Treasury yesterday: Deposits on account
OF silver dollars for shipment must be paid for
IN silver certificates Treasury notes" 1t was
explained that the notice was made necessary
because Of the light stock Of silver dollars held
by the Treasury and above the amount of
silver certificates outstanding
ELECTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. Martin OF
this city. and Frank +. Bell. OF Philadelphia.
were yesterday elected members OF the New
York Stock Exchange.
BONDS OVERSUBSCRIBED.-R Kerr
q Co. and Lee. Higginson & Co. Of Boston.
nounce that the subscription books OF the Ind
lana, Illinois and Iowa > per cent refundng
bonds. which were closed yesterday show that
the bonds were oversubscribed several times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Sept. 90, 4 p. m.-American securities
opened firm. but later became quiet. with de-
clining tendency. and closed dull Operators
were inactive. Last prices were: Atchison. 1885,
Canadian Pacific. 39ss: ST. Paul. 1888; Illinois
Central 1l6: Louisville and Nashville, 5S14
Union Pacific preferred. G7is; New-York Cen
trial. 1904; Erie. 149s; Pennsylvania, 6c'5; Read
ing, 9%: Erie 1st preferred. 31%; Northern Pa
cific preferred. 1875. and Grand Trunk. ~.
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Aoth Street.

10Th Street.
The approximate Of the iien OF charge to SATISFY
which the above described property to be so.d -
S.35Oe thereon from 2hth day OF Ausus,.
Isns together Nth ana allowances amounting 70
s,es o. With interest from September 18th. 1895 together
win the expenses Of the sale The approximate amount
taxes assessments other liens, which are TO Dc
allowed 70 purchaser out OF Tho purchase money OF
oa,d bv the Referee. Is $ili.o and Interest
~ PRATT 4 BROWN. Referee
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Dipi0en0 4 Offices.


TENNESSEE COAL, IRON 4 Il. II. 80.
No. So Bway. New York, Sept. q. 1898
THE COUPONS due Oct. l. 1898, on the bonds
Of this Company will be paid at maturity as follows
on the TENNESSEE DIVISION BONDS, at the Fourth
National Bank. ~ \. -........ 1890. - -.
on the ALICE FURNACE COMPANY BONDS at the
Hanover National Bank. New York.
on the EUREKA BONDS, at the Merchants National
Bank. Cincinnati, Ohio. oo.,.,o> 49,
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINIA DEFERRED CERTIFICATES,

Tho undersigned 1t the request OF the holders Of
large amount Of Virginia Deferred certificates. have
agreed Ia act as receive the depos, ot the
said certificates In connection with
eminent citizens q virginia and virginia 10 as
certain tho amount Srbt due from West Virginia,
and to submit n plan for the compromise and settlement
Of the same TO advisory board. composed OF Hon.
THOS 7 RAYARD Hon r. J. PHELPS. Hon. PINK
NEY WHITE and GEORGE G. WILLIAMS. ESQ. and
thereafter - the holders Of me certificates.
Certificates Trust rece pts therefor should be de-
no.,ted with the committee Mt Messrs. BROWN
UROTUERS & COMPANY, 20 Wall street.
view York city. possible. In order that
action may be taken the coming session OF the
Iegislature Of Virginia
Negotiable Receipts will be issued for Cer'ihcates or
for the Trust Receipts repres ,nting them
CopeI % the agreement unle- which the sans are 10
BE- received will furnished upon application at tho
Deposl;Ary.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN. Chairman.
GEORGE COPPELL, }
j. KENNEDY TOD. Committee.
CLARENCE CARY.
ROBERT +. HARRISON. Secretary.
CARY q wrITRIDGE. coun,ei. 80 Wall 81.
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CEALEp PROPOSALS. in duplicate. endorsed

- Proposals for Dredging and Irns In a, the y; q
Rasin viii be received at the Bureau OF Yards ana
Docks Navy Department Washns9n ss ani nmnc,x
opened Immediately thereafter specasasions and blank
the Bureau or the Commsndant OF the u g. Navy fsra
League Island Pa Bidders are expected 70 INFORM %
sye o tho character OF the work by Vstn8 tna navy
Yard plans may be on,ansa CLIP p,sos.
$4,000 MORpECAt T. ESpfSOiAs S"'eA VI "e'e>~'
SEMI Ia 1895.
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Actual cash over
AcrI cash oal. 1914 O99, see s8l4'S54' 255

Actl cash pal 1914 099,s62 s34354235 Inc S2o4'SsS
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
ceipts reported from Washington. S541.117; In
ternal revenue receipts. S6373s9, and the mis-
ce,laneous receipts. S21 500; total Government
receipts for the day. S1.51os54; expenditures.
81. COS, 600 Receipts for month TO date. S29 .
1OS.159; expenditures, $4,000; excess OF ex-
nenditures. S6f52S Sal. Receipts for the fiscal
wear 10 date. 114.73T,975 expenditures, $685.
2s5 1913: excess Of expenditures. $500 7,21s. Re-
ceipts Of National bank notes for redemption
yesterday. S2260S2
SIIB-TREASURY. - The SubTreasury was
debtor at the Clearing House S1,27l ,444. It's net
loss on balance was 81 .OO4 900. made up by a
gain in currency Of S32,G37 and loss in coin
Of 81 O36 S37. The days operations included:
Receipts. S472O. 7O3; payments. S572i9O3. re-
su,ting in general balance Of S193 S9O,1 100. con-
sisting Of S166.17O,46 coin and S27n96S2 cur
rency.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMEET,-The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
OF two days ago, compared with the last pre-
ceding statement. gives the following balances:
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Ocean GIeamers.

NNORTM @ERMAM llOW[Do
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
soUTHAMPToN, LoNDoE; BREMEN.
Lain Tu Oct. t. 10 A. VI. Saale Sat. Now D. 10 A NJ
TraveTu.. Oct. Is 10 4. NJ. Lain Tu Nov, 8. 10 A
Kaiser " m. der Crosse. w. bct IA ~ a. IA
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN 49,
Rremen observation-disclosures Thursday. Sept o. noon
n H. Meier. Thursday, Oct. g. noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Ems Sept "A. II A. VI. Fulda. oct 3, ii A. NJ
Kais W Loot. !. II A. VI. Aller Oct 10 IL A. NJ
OELRICHS & co. . BOWLING GREEN.
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THE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY.

THE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold'
ers OF The Pacific Coast Company will be held at
tho Office Of Corurany Montgomery Street Jersey
CITY Jersey. Wednesday, the i2h day OF Ocooer
o'clock FOR the election OF Directcrs'
classified as provided the Certificate Of incorporation
TRANSACTION OF such other business as may
properly before tho meeting.
Stock transfer books VIII be closed at three o CLOCK
on Friday, September y. 1898 and reopened at ten
o'clock A. NJ october b. ls9S.
f. A. SKINNER Secretary.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received a their Uptown once. No 1242 Broadway'
I'd door Of 3ist-s until ocock p M advertise
ents received the following branch Offices at regular
Office rates until O'Clock y. m. viz: 29i sth-ave e.
cor 23f- ST.; l52 9Th l2h-st: Macys 6n ave
and I4th-st 1872 Columbus-ave near West G6th-st
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financial
financial
r.O THE STOCKHOLDERS
THE NATIONAL LINSEED
OIL COMPANY.

The undersig,ed have been requested by hoders OF
large amount by creditors OF the above
named Company a Committee 10 undertake the
reorganization its properties ard To effect proper
adjustment Of financial affairs In order to secure
concert among the stockholders agreement
has deposi, ri with the Central Trust Company OF
New York. - Vail Street. New York City. under the
terms and oond Of which holders Of stock are re-
quested to deposit with Central Trust Company Of
New York their ,r,AcY.es endorsed In blank. be-
fore October /. 1915
Trust Company negotiable receipts will be issued for
deposited.
Copies of the be obtained at the ONCE
o, the Trus, Comp my from member Of the Com
mi;tee
FREDERIC p. CMCOTT,
SAMUEL THOMAS,
HENRY w. POOR,
ADRIAN II. JOLNE. Counsel
JAMES " WALLACE Secretary.
81 Wall Street. New York.
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GorerIosnre Sales.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT. County O

NETWORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
~ New York-Sarnuc. p Kner and Dumont Clarke
a. trustees etc, Plaintiffs against sarah snith ana
others. pefcndsnts -, ca.
In pursuance ~ Judgment q Foreclosure and saie'
tuy made and the above entitled acton pse
ing date 18th day ept.unber 1895 l. the under-ignea
The Referee IN said judgment named, VIII sell AT Pupio
Auction a Exchange Sales Rooms. now Ioettei at
No III broadway. the Borough ~ MahaNen Clty ~
New York on OF October. lsss az II clock
premises directed by judgment be Sold and there
IN described follows.
thar piece. parcel OF land with tho puld-
ing thereon erected situate lying and being IN the Nine-
eenth Ward CITY Of New York. bounded and de-
scrit%i as follows viz. Beginning at point on the
notherlv distant thirty
an feet and inches westerly from the corner
formed b, Intersection the said northery side OF
Forty and the westerly eide q First Avenue
% first Avenue part the way through party wall
forty O fee, and ~ inches thence westerly parallel
With Forty-ninth Street eighteen 0s feet and four ~
inches thence southerly and aGain parallel with Flint
Avenue or nearly forty tfol feet and six 80 inches
IN the northerly side ot Fortynnth Street and thsnce
sas,erly along said SIDE OF Forty ninth eighteen (s)
fset and six m the point place Of beginning Be
nrcises being now by the number c59 East For
rated; New York. September is.h 1893
N'''N' w PRATT A. BROWN Refsrss.
CARDOZO 4 NATHAN Attorneys for Pa,nIs
100 broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York -, -.
known as No. $50 F. 4sth ST.. Manhattan New Yosk
City: "a. s.,..,
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PORTABLE PAXILION0

FOR HOSPITAL. PURPOSES. ,-rhiia Depot = n
Dent 42s Arch street Phila.. Pa. sept u. 1874.
sailed rronosa,s in ripIcate will be received unu
II O'clock A. M Monday. september ~, iais. for fur
n;shing go Portable Pavons for Hospital Purposes DE
veres 10 be made places stated IN circular TO BID
des Government right 10 accept or reject any
or all PROPOSALS or any part thereof Preference given TO
articles of production manufacture. condi-
ors of quality price Including in the price OF for
eipn prodctions the duty thereon, beiry
equal Full Information. blanks Tor Proposals W.. WIZ
no Furnished by this office application Envelopes
Containing proposals be endorsed Proposals for porta
Mo pav,l,ons' and addressed Colonel JOHN V.
EI,Rt:Y Deputy Quarterinaster General, L. 5. A. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23

COOKS TOURS ROUND THE WORLD,
- Oct II. Oct. 90 HOLY LAND Sept. "a. EUROPE
Oct /. etc. -. %. , m. =, -
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Ginanrlal nlfftlngs.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREAScRRGER OF
THE CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD CCooo
PORTSMOUTH VA. Sept. ltth lsye.
The regular Annual meeting ~ the Sockhoiders or we
Carolina Central Railroad Company will be heId IN tne
Front office Of the Company in the CITY OF en-
mineton OF North Carolina on THURSDAY. the ON
day OF october. A. D.. 1898. at one o'clock F. NJ
Secretary and Treas'r.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subecrp'iens for phs
n received their Uptown Once, No 2fz nroanwAs
~ door north OF 3ls-st. until o'clock M. ad'et,se
mens received at the following branch oiSes al
onice until O'Clock M, Viz 2,f otn- >.
cor 25ds i52 othaye cor l2ih.t Ma'gS h ON ies
Columbus-ave.. near West Voln-
W., snd 81 near 0th-ave o2 East 14th-s 2oI ess
t2dst between 7th and sh ayes lb9 East aitn,s os
3Jaye between 10th and 18th SITS: log Sd-ave nesr
Sistst LOS LIST ave. near seth-st 500
2pOs sd ave- $40 East 7Vt-st le2i 3D. ave-; @'oo< Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
OHIO RIVER
READINGS lily STATEMENT.

The Reading Company operating the Phila-
deiphia and Reading Railway Company and tho
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and lion Com
pany) reports for july:
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NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD.
Express steamers
TO Gibraltar. Ma
"a. Victoria Nov. ). II M
tKais'r I.Nov.l2. IL a. NJ
Of. Bism'ck. Nov.i9. II A. NJ
Also steamers for Alexandr
Return tickets available Il
from Naples, Genoa. Gibrali
don. Southampton. Paris. an
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
OELRICHS & CO.. Agents,
z BOWLING CIR. y. 7.
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MONTREAL STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
1896 1897. 1895
Nurhe- ~ -nIes i57o 1870 i6l
Second week in sept, s2ii "sS s2727os s?es t2i
Jan J % Sept. H. 1.AD.5ls 14b2Ul LttJJf
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Number a, miles . 4.e7 1880 44s
second week in Sept s402 700 1886 SzG $500 37i
Ian 70 Sept H.. Il 2i5pSl ~ 345 a45 5S2. 400
CHICAGO AND NORTTfWESTERN
Month s3.4f4.353
ian / 10 Avg 81 $500 q O99 liz % 4O69i5 23 22S. 292
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CENARD LINE.
OLARK's ROUND THE WORLD PARTY.

Limited to 10 persons. Leaving San Francisco Oct
90 westward. +. c. ClAAfth. III broadway. ~ l.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
Yesterday. ro-ds

South Side and Biscuit securities IN active de-
mand.
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,,,,r,.b.a to The New Tribune by De Haven
ru Townsend No 40 Wal-st.
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old DOMINION LINE.

DED ID LINE.
~ For La Guayra. Puerto Cabelo; Curacao and mara
,a,ho via (,uracao-Calling also at Porto RICO
NO' From Roberts Pier, BROOKLYN - a.
g
q S PHILADELPHIA. .'a.uruas. Ce.
These have superior accommodations tor pas
sehsefS- BoULTON. BLISS pALLETT.
General Managers. l33 Front 81.
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GERM ANMEnlTER NEANSERvlGE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINE.
J from New York
piles. and Genoa.
fAller. Nov. 20. II AN
TENS. Dec. 3, IL A.
"a. Victoria. Dec. 10. II A. NJ
Ia. Egypt. in Jan. and Feb.
)r the steamers Of either line
tar. Hamburg. Bremen. Lon
q CherboCrg.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
LINE,
81 BROADWAY. ", 7.
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NAIL 6. g. co,
For Porto [R1GOn
MMlM[E &TEMMSMlp 600.

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND, MAINE.
Connecting with all railroad and steamship lines TO all
summer resorts 5 5. ,.h9rato Hall InewD and Man
every Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday. at p. NJ
Steamers fitted with every modern Improvement FOR the
No 273 Broadway Chambers Street. and the General
once No. ODD South Street.
HORATIO HALL. @. +. A No. 22c South Street.
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rx dividend. Nominal. with interest.
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UNION PACIFIC.
The Union Pacific half yearly statement VIII
show:
Capitalization
Common stock .tblVnftp
J,refarrod stock ..................
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head when he turns from her grave. and, aiter
long or short period, marries again Beng
novelist, Maarten Martens might easily ha'e
fallen into the error Of dogmatically settihs
forth his views on topic utterly OUTSIDE the
realm Of dogma That i9 what most noVeiis''
of to-day would have done. But the author OF
Her Memory" has tact ard humor: II the DO
ines Of his widower Sir Anthony Stoard, leave
a bad taste in the mouth, it is plainly not
matter for which he, Maa-teI Martens. Is re-
sponsble He Is content % take a very natural
specimen OF humanity and let his actions speak
for themselves 1t is a woshty testimony ar
once to the truth and the discretion or TINS
novelist that, while Sir Anthony Is induoitaDy
true to nature one does not take him as hhai
type, does not believe that he IS heceS-
sary an image of the modern lover. one SIM
ply accepts him one more authentic note III
the great collection OF documentary evidence
which the novests have been gathering TO-
gether in order to throw light on the spiritual
constituents Of mankind 1t requires great
gift to stay ones hand in such work. to remain
satisfied when one has told the story. press
ing temptation to draw the moral arises But
Maarten Martens is aware that to have ar
fixed a moral to his little picture Of life would
have been to ruin its balance. We may ADA
that, in order to counteract the distasteful eie-
ments in the portraiture Of Sir Anthony our
author has made the character OF Margie Stoi-
lard pleasing though somewhat too sentimental
and Lady Hunt though she is the presiding
genius OF the wdower's ultimate decline ana
fall" is breezy. amusing woman. over whose
pungent monologues Il Is impossible to linger
without a smile
To say that 1.-THE Red Axe" IS q lurid tale Is
to understate the case desperately that one
Is almost ashamed to use the word MI.
Crockett has not merely dipped his pen in gore
upon this occasion. He has plunged 1t deep into
the sinister fluid again and again. and has then
thrown 1t away picking up stout brush az an
instrument that would serve his purpose even
better Yet THE Red Axe il a spirited. en-
gaging hook crude in its romance. crude in its
1arlng colors, but ingenious and exciting. The
reader Is not unlikely to vince at the howlS or
Duke Casmir's hounds as they tear the human
flesh with which the hero's father. Hereditary
Justicer to the Dukes OF the WOfmark. or public
headsman as we would call him. keeps them con-
stantly supplied. But this Is a detail pretty
love story runs through the sangunary book,