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The herald., 1898-10-12

a. m. October 18th, to show cause why
they have not ordered the printing Of
greater number of copies Of the supple
mental register of voters Of Los Angeles
county than the $50, bids for printing which
were recently asked 1t is alleged that the
requirements of the law have not been COM
piled with; that about 1900 names. COM
prising all which have been newly register
ed and those who have been transferred
from one county to another. have been In
cluded under the head Of additions" that
about 600 names, which have been stricken
from the register appear under the head of
Cancellations" that there are 164 election
precincts in Los Angeles county and that
49, 684 votes were cast at the last general
election; that defendants have failed and
refused to have printed a sufficient number
of copies of the supplemental register to
supply each election precinct with not less
than ten copies thereof and fifty additional
for every 1000 votes cast at the last gen.
eral election, as required by law. The petit
toner asks that enough copies be ordered
to conform to the legal requirements.
The herald., 1898-10-12

We have token the agency for the Colum-
bia bicycle. Our motto Is. "Get the Best"
However, we have good wheels for $3O
Hawley. King & Co.. Broadway and Fifth
The herald., 1898-10-12

Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek.
strom's, 324 South Spring street.
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|r<>|Jo-o<N~oSNo|. o~(>(~~.~(>>N>
A GENTLEMAN and valet seek second
icor suite Of connecting rooms WIN
bath and private table. in quiet. rehneh
family whore there are no other boarders
or dodgers. and adjacent 10 59th-st en-
trance to Central Park. Address, Win
terms and full particulars sotTHARD'
p O. Box 9S3
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FOR SALE.
.,px,sucD ROOMS WANTED

CONTROLLING INTEREST IN puellcasei
business: one Z the publications hn
a successful career oi - Feafs -,
standard All over the world. present noleH
and treasurer re,.res owing @ ether osns.
ing business: s5ono cash required oa, ~
Il suit Apply after ? M t" "
lSfr ~ Nap York
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CHIROPODIsTs.

-~-~~~~~~~~~>>~~~o~o~~|>~o O~~oO"~c~'~,>c"'>"S~ =
DIR. LEVY, Is Lafayette Place. and
West 2ith-st.. cures corns. ingro"ins
nails and buniors
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STORAGE.

rus CrSTRAL STORAGE wS ssoe-
NJ uo,,sES ias-,i7-i6s West 32d-s
are moving. Telephone I6i So'n-.-
METROPOLITAN Storage ware hhqsnsh Of
Vans, 2O2 and 204 Mereef-s s.,hDst.; fur
f,ce. 1905 Broadway. eo, nS shipped. Tsls-
phone, Spring I66
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

OLD GOLD & SILVER WANnc~~
SEND Us your old gold. iewelry; &C. ,b.rs-
SEND certified check for fuli value 500
Of Ranx reference. Estssli,neu,, on st
''' CrSpGr \ JOVCE. 80 luIton- -
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r,,,,.vn Avn poo,. r.r,.r.

KILITNWV NSO PNUV' TSW'"
D>uoNoN1N-NN0-o~D-.O~ NoDo~~-~~O>~>~~-~-~SNS
o; Billiard and Pool
Tables: reasonable prices. easy terms
A. q. MARX BROS. l2i East lith-st.
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LOST.
,.-,,.
RANKROoK No. $40. o99 % me OI anv
plrae Savings Institution IS nlss.ns' La
person havins a claim to II i heTeo! a..
upon u present the same withn w W car
or submit 20 having SAID passo'VN
cellsd and n new one Issued.
RANkBOOK No. S24 400 q tne ArS
Dime Savings Institution Is miss'ns s,I,i
person having a claim 20 n Is hereo, tsvs
upon 10 present the same WITHIN - can-
or submit 10 having said pdss
celied and A new one issued.
IosT -pankhook No. IS %. Bank ..
savings. $50 4th-ave.. New iors, ~.
ment stopped. Please return BOOK 70 -
LOST or STOLEN. -Bankoook 10 ,ns ctr
o. the German Savings BANK. N , uay at.
OF New-York. corner An ave ana I4.. AZ
,.s,,at 20 Gala I,ovcnthal. All persons
cautioned against nceotiatins the the s sots dsy
not returned 70 the bank on we -s I'll, b
OF September. 1895 a duplicate WIZ
Issued
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TURKISH BATHS.

PEOPLE OF culture and n'na Ssihs =
Turkish. Electric ana r4"
NIII.ER'S, II West 26tn-@
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Subject TO the performance by the pur-
chaser or his successors or assigns to al
pending contracts In respect 70 said Rail
road properties and franchises. lawfully
made by the Receiver 81 the Philadelphia
Reading and New England Railroad Com
pany appointed In said above mentioned
cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
SURROGATE NOTICES.

>>~~~~~~>~~~~>>>>~>~~-
WOODBRIDGE. AI.FRED.-In pursnss..
Of an order OF hon. Frank T. Fiti9s,sHs
a surrogate Of the City and Coun,v
York. notice Is hereby given N ~. ~
persons having claims against Ii,r ~
Woodbridge. late Of the City OF New y! e0ssa
deceased, T. presen; the same, with vonss
ers thereof, to the subscriber. at he, NJ
OF transactinz business. the oN.s
GwilIim & Meyers. No. $50 Nassau s,,. o.
in the City Of New York. on or 49,
the 10th day OF December next. oss
Dated New York. the first day of Ina.
1898
MARY w. MINrs
Administering c.
GwlLLIM a MEYERS.
Attorneys for Adlnnistrat-lx,
$50 Nassau street. New York Civ
y. Y
John II. V. Arnold. Surrogate Of ~
ciyy and County u New York. motto. =
hereby given 10 all nersons having cla,rs
egainst John F. Pupke. late NJ the Civ y
New York. deceased 70 present the san
with vouchers thereof q the subscr,b.r
a, their place Of transac'ins busln,,'
No osg Washington street. IN the Crty1
New York. Borough 4 Manhattan. on
be fore the cd day az December next.
dated New YORK. the 18th day OF Jun
1910 HELENE PUPKE.
EBERHARD l.. PuPKE.
BER 1THA, a. pr PT PyE
EMILE S. PUPKE.
AREOLD ". PTPKE,
Executors and Execut1ees
HENRY 2. GREGORY.
Attorney for Executors and EyecIr,csa
oil broadway New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
MACHINERY.

MACVINEnt' 1rNy>s
nNNNNNNNN1NNv>~~, "A
At nTDT,Cr,p PRlCEs-5O0 second-ssssilT
- and iron working machines 's ~,
guaranteed. machinery bought oo ah1 usdi-
Charged. GEORGE b. EDDY $50
sOn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

As provided by said decree said Railroad
properties and franchises Will be offered
FOR sale as an entirety and In one parcel
The purchaser of said railroad properties
ana franchises, his successors or assigns
upon payment OF the purchase price bid
therefor. VIII receive conveyances Ot and
be let Into possession OF the promises con-
veyed. including any property ana net
Income acquired or received by the Re
ceiver OF the Philadelphia Reading and
New England Railroad Company since the
commencement OF the above mentioned
suit In the management or operation o, the
mortgaged premises embraced In the CON
veyances to such purchaser
The said sale will be made sub,ec. 10
and reference is hereby made % the terms
conditions. reservations and obligations in
said decree contained in addition 10 those
In respect OF indebtedness obligattons or
liabilities contracted or incurred hv the
Receiver before the delivery OF posssss,on
Of the property sold under the management
or operation thereof.
The Referee. as directed by Oh. aec-s.
VIII receive no bid from any oae de,,r,ns
10 bid for the railroad properties an,
franchises above described who shall nor
bid therefor at least the sum OF 81 40 oOo
Upon the acceptance OF any Bill the pur
the sum OF 500 900 In cash or In fer,taet
check upon any Trust Company ~ d.
city o. New York. subject to the order of
said Referee. ' VI
property whose bid shall be accepted by
the Referee shat. pay the balance OF the
purchase price over and above the said
500. 100 10 the Referee upon the delivery
OF the deed or deeds FOR the property so
sold within period OF forty days after
the time OF said sale. and such remainder
OF the amount OF said bid shall be paid
either In cash or In the first mortgage
bonds and coupons az provided for by said
decree.
The Referee will accept no bid unless the
same shall At least equal the sum OF
~. 10000. For further particulars refer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

And also thirteen thousand nine hundred
shares Of the capital stock Of the Hartford
and Connecticut Western Railroad COM
pany OF the par value Of one hundred
dollars l0o pledged by the said Phiad.l
phia Reading and New England Railroad
Company the defendant. with the plalntiY
az collateral security FOR tho payment, OF
principal and lnteres, o. the bonds ca
cured by said mortgnger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

XX,OoDBRIDGE SCHOOL
w All MADISON AVENUE
Eighteenth wear begins sept. 27
The nrincnal Will be al the school through the month
OF september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

ORATT INSTITUTE. Brookyn.-Fall term begins Sep.
Goth For information address Secretary. F. b. fFa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
sTEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNoLO"l
River Street between TN and 9th SITS. Hoboken " -
RFOPENs SEPT 14th. 1898
Examinations for admission on the I'm ana i''h q
September ., co.ooi,
OF Science Law and Medicine. 49, -
The tuition for all CLASSES IS slo" PEI year. VI
$50 per term,
These terms include oil the studies. s
bnl
La Junta tribune., 1898-12-03
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
FOR THE YEAR 1897.

COUNTY OF OTERo STATE OF COLORADO. |
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER.
Public notice is hereby given that WILL according law
offer public sale the Office of the Treasurer of the County
of Otero, and State of Colorado,
Tuesday, the 2oth Day Of December, 1898,
and succeeding days. commencing the hour of 10 O'Clock
m of said day much of the following described real
situated said county which the for the year 1897
have been paid shall BE- necessary pay said
terest and penalties to wit:
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19
ALogR SAYS ALL MAY SPEAK
Secretary wan Not Pani.h These critiei.
iag war Department..

Washington, d. c. Oct id.-secre-
tary AlEer was asked tonight II Il
was the purpose OF the Wer Depart
ment to take any Official action con
ceruiue the statements made by Major
seaman surgeon OF the First volun.
teer engineers
"Not at all replied the secretary,
mot at all want il TO b, understood
distinctly that any officer or man IN
the army may speak freely and uure-
serve,ily concerning his observations OF
the war without the slightest fear Of
possible Consequences. While ! am $50
retary Of war no man shall be the Suf-
ferer for speaking what he believes TO
ltss tho frr4fh
Above all. the witnesses who ap-
pear before the war Investigation com
mission shall h. protected 90 the full-
est extent The commission and the
country want the facts and no obstacle
shall b. placed In the way of getting
them. We arr all Interested IN having
the ciearesi light thrown upon the con
duct Of tine war and the standing or
promotion of no enlisted uau or OH
Ger shall be affected In the slightest
way by any testimony OF other assist
ancn be may give the commission, We
mean to keep absolute faith with the
commission and with the witnesses
! cannot be moTe explicit than that"
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19
nob.on a, work oa .hs Cotton.

Santiago de Cuba. Oct. i8.-Naval
Constructor Hobsan. who has arrived
here from the wreck OF the Spanish
cruiser CristobaI Colon, win leave To-
morrow for Guantanamo on business
connected with the InfantA Maria Te-
resa, which be expects to get OF to the
United States before the end OF the
month
For the last few days he has been
engaged in preparing to raise the Girls
tobal Colon, a work which is prnetic-
ally impossible, from the sea. because
of the dangerous heavy swell The OPP
erations viii. therefore. be conducted
from the shore.
Mr.. Hobson has built a trolley line
out 10 the shop. distance of 100 feet.
with suspension bridge; and the
compressed air pumps are now in po-
sition. On his return from Guantana-
mo he viii. push his operations yigor-
Dusly. as he feels absolutely certain of
raising the hull uninJured.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

The Paris meteorologists declare
that sun-spots are responsible for the
extreme heat Of the past summer, Mon
sieur Flammarion. the astronomer.
says that an enormous sun-spot. six
times the size Of the earth. making
with other spots visible group over
100000 kilometers long, can be seen,
and he adds that violent abnormal
agitation of the solar envelope is tax
ing place.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19
TRANSPORTS FROM MANILA.
The PsnnsyinaIa Brinss sick soldier.
Prom Philippines.

san Francisco, Oct, lG-The trans
port Pennsylvania. which arrived this
morning from Manila via the Iadrune
islands and Honolulu. brought thirteen
sick soldiers from Manila and sixteen
from Honolulu
Among the latter Were Clement At
kins, James Dent. Joel Holmes. Wal
lace Phillips and II. " Bullock, all
OF the New York volunteers. These
men were AT once removed TO the dl-
vision hospital Phillips ana Bullock
became demented AT Honolulu and Bull
lock was 50 violent today that he was
put in a straight jacket
The Pennsylvania brings no news
Of Importance She viii be furnt-
gated and docked tomorrow. Ths
transport Zealandla was docked today
and viii soon be in readiness for fur
ther service The troops assigned to
the transport Senator will 90 on board
tomorrow and the vessel viii sail for
Malina on Tuesday.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19
BREACH IN CUBAN REPUnLIc.
President aa.e ssd Gsasr~i esmSa said
20 ne - out.

New YORK. oct. IA dispatch 20
the World frpm Havana says; Il =
Erneraily believed thai serious
breach has taken place heiWrrn ths
executive Department q The Culln ~
public and the leaders Of the military
force.
Word has bccn received that General
Wood has rccsivCi through Colauci
Ray a communicated frum President
AIHso advising that nothing D. done
by Americans that can IN any way b.
cunstrursi a. rrcusnizin- The Cuban
government Aiasa has h--eB joli5cd by
his colleagues IN declaring that the
time has arrived for disiaudiag the
Cubau fOrrss,
This coursc wa D. vigorously com
hatted by General Gomez General
Juan DurasS.. un- Of the eio@est ad
viSers u GrneEai Gomez, arrived In
Havana tonight 10 consult with ot,-
p0aents ef President Mass and al
those who favor a Cuban repuhilr and
oppose further American intcrventkn.
tfrucrai puc5sse dsclapss thar Gomez
viii lead the Insurgents hack Into tl1r
Held bcfon, h. will submit 20 dislrm-
lnE them while American aud Spanish
soldiers remain Ia Cuba.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19
SUCCESS OF rHe OMAHA FAIR.
Large o..h Bsi.s-e St.ass 10 cr.aif Of
the Expesstlaa

the fxpasstlaa
Omaha. oct iG-A cash balance Ia
lsank sxreciiRr Ssospo now stands 10
the credit Of the Transmisslssippi III.
position.
Thcra are afteen days remaining. All
railroads In thlz territory hap. mad.
half cent mile rate fer the last
week of the fair Tomorrow, the nth,
Is odd Fellows Day The committee
Is oonfidcnt OF zsosJ rneInhers % the
order. Tuesday. shs 18th, Is German
Day, for which extraordinary prruara-
lions ara made. German societies from
this and neightoring states win par.
tiJipate. William Rapp Of Chicago.
editor OF the Illinois Staats Zeitune. Is
orator. Tuesday Is also devoted TO A.
o. Z. W. Thousands ara coming.
With these and other attractions.
chief among which Is the live stock
show. II is certain TINT revenues for
the remaining fifteen days viii more
than meet the liabilities, 10 say moth
ing of the salvage should this prove
true. stockholders win receive 10 cents
FOR every dollar invested ana possibly
20 cents More than 100000 people en-
tered the gates Jubilee week
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

According TO report from Helena.
Mont, this has been the best year the
Montana wool grower has had for a
long time. and one OF the best in the
history Of the industry in the state.
The growers have in other years re-
eeiyed more for their wool, but then
all the conditions have not been SO
favorable as this years. Not only have
they done well with their wool this
season, but what is Of the greatest i'm
portance in the business, they are as
sured OF an abundance OF feed through
the coming winter. which they will be
able to provide at a low cost, owing
to the immense hay crop. AS rule
the lamb crop is good and sheep win
go into the winter in fine condition
While estimates of the wool clip vary
from 20.Ooo,OOe to 25.0oO,O00 pounds as
the total clip of Montana this year,
conservative estimate puts the product
at 22,5Oo, COCO pounds.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

In reply to a question as TO the rela-
tive saeeharine qualities Of sugar cane
and sugar beet. Messrs- wlIlet & Gray
write that the product Of ton Of 1000
pounds OF sugar cane is $50 pounds
plantation granulatsd and so pounds OF
seconds and thirds, valued at s7.i6 on
the plantation. The product Of ton
of 1000 pounds Of sugar beets In Ne
braska Is 220 pounds granulated, val
ued at sl1-55 at the factory. In con-
nectlon with the foregoing II is point
ed out that the cost of ton Of sugar
cane and the expense Of extraction Of
sugar therefrom is less than the cost
OF ton OF sugar beets.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

when Mr.. Washington had given ex-
preston TO these words the most inter
esfing feature of the evening took
place. The audience rcse and cheered
TO the echo. while President Mehtn-
ley, standing in his box. Acknowledged
by repeated bows the compliment OF
the coloresi orator.
To-morrow for the most part OF the
day the Pres,itIeut will be the guest Of
The University OF Chicago. from which
Institution he viii receive the deeree
OF LII. u.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19
LIBERIA ASKS PRoTEcroRArE.
UHifsd sssss. Ksgas.tsd 70 oazra Kspzs
iie Fnssn EuroPsaa Escroashsasnts

GATED STATE. Hsgasst~d 20 Uasra Kspzs
iie Efssn EuroPeaa Escre~shrasats
Pitfshurc. Oct IL Bishop IoSepb q
HarTEeil q the Methodist Eplsc1pal
church, whose hishopEie + Ia Africa
and who Win attend the meeslug il
this city uf the Phi Gamma Delhi rru-
ierniiy, stated tonight that be hnd I,,..a
comtnlssi1usd by The negro republic of
Liberia 20 go TO Washington at,i ask
that the republic b. taken nnss.r the
sbelterinE wing of the United States.
Threatened inruads up1n It's territory
by the Germans, French aud English
have prompted the governments 10 s.-ek
the shadow Of the stars and strips-<
Il am on ihe way TO z-e Secretary
Hay" he said, ''as the special repre-
sentative Of the republic of Liberia. 10
secure protcefuraie. either quasi or
acfuaL What they want America to
do Is 10 say 70 the European powers
In Africa: We have an interest In ~.
IBERIA: this country belongs to u.s.
Whether an actual protectdratr can he
established or not VIII deISend upan
how far the l.lbeTiau government l.
willing 10 60, assuming that the United
States answers fayuFably"
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

Kitchen bacteriology was the subject
of course OF lectures recently deIiv-
cred by a German doctor to a class OF
ladies. His hearers were taught low
to prepare and preserve food accord
ing to the methods observed by bac-
teriologists in their work The art OF
preservation, which was especially
dwelt upon, was shown to consist
simply in absolute cleanliness. The
vessels were cleansed in boiling water
before food was put into them, and the
greatest care was then exercised TO
prevent the entrance Of germs from
any source. The covers of the vessel
had oyerhanging lids, instead OF those
with inside ianges, usually employed;
and where their use wac practicable,
the lids were made Of circular disks OF
cotton clamped at the rim between two
metal rings, one Of which formed the
outside rim of the cover. AT the close
Of the lectures there was an exhibition
of food that had been kept in such yes
sells in a warm room for from one to
two weeks, and was found unchanged
in taste, odor and appearance.
The Lamar register., 1898-10-19

The queen regent OF Holland. in a
proclamation issued upon the occasion
Of the end OF her regency. expressed
the wish: May our country become
great In everything in which a small
nation can be great" Greatness in
the greatest things Is entirely within
the reach OF the least important ma
tion. Righteousness. honor. courage,
sympathy. all the things that exalt a
people. are not necessarily associated
with extent Of territory or aggregates
of population.