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The oasis., 1898-01-29
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Saturday, Jan. go, 1898.
A Birthday Party.

Last Saturday, January 22d, was the ninth birthday of little Miss Regina Herrera, the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred Herrera, and in honor of the event birthparty was given at the family residence to which were invited a large number of the little friends of the charming little lady. From one to i've o'clock in the after noon they filled the house with child ish animation, enjoying games and other amusement to the top of their bent. An elegant reflection was serv- ed to which full justice was done by the healthy appetites of the youngsters. At the latter mentioned hour the little guests departed for their homes homes, each happy and conscious of having enjoyed royal good time. and all wishing little Miss Regina many happy birthdays.
 Those present were Millie Short, Rosa Aralza, Marc Webb, Celia Gib- son, Emma Watt, Pearl Marleau, Edith Pellegrin, Edna Gibson, Mabel Marleau, Edna Doyle, Lorraine Cheno- weth Bessie Heald, Genevieye Hayes. Dora Hannah, Olive Doherty, Ella Teter, Susie Bowen, Ned Hogan, Jesse Marleau, Harry Hannah, Robert Webb, Tom Webb, Kenneth Heald, Tracy Bird.
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A Cure for Lame Back.

My daughter when recovering from an attack of fever, was a great sufferer from pain in the back and hips 7 writs Louden Grover, of Sardis, Ky. After using Iuite a number of remedies without any bentit she tried one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it has given enter relief" Cham berlain's Pain Balm is also a certain cure for rheumatism Sold by Cheno- weth X Mix.
The oasis., 1898-01-29

The progressive ladies ofWestfeld, Ind, issued "Women's Edtonn of the Westheld News bearing date of April 3, 1896. The paper is filled with matter of interest to women, and we notice the following from a correspond ent, which the editors printed real izing that it treats upon matter of vital importance to their sex; The best remedy for croupe, colds and bronchitis that have been able to find is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy For family use it has no equal. gladly recommend it. 9 and 50 cent bottles for sale by. Chenoweth & Mix.
The oasis., 1898-01-29

Persons who are troubled with ln- digestion will be interested in the ex- perience of wm. H. Penn, chief clerk in the railway mail service at Des Mones Iowa, who writes: "It gives me plea sure to testify to the marits of Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For two years have suffered from indigestio and am subject to frequent severe attacks of pain in the stomach and bowels. One or to doses of this remedy never fails to give per feet relief Price p and 90 cents; Sold by. Chenoweth and Mix.
The oasis., 1898-01-29

MR. EDIToR:-Please tell your read CTS that the Quaker Valley Manufac- turing Co.,, 3l9 and 32l South Canal Street, Chicago, sell full line of high grade household furniture direct from the factory at 20 to 50 per cent lower than retail pricer, and will send anyone copy of their catalogue free.
The oasis., 1898-01-29
Benson Items.

Steve Roemer, w. F. & Co.'S agent, is on the sick list
 w. c. Marshall and bride arrived nome from California Thursday morning.
 Mrs. W. s. Bowman will leave for Nogales about Feb. lst, on a weeks visit, the guest of Mir. and Mrs E. J. Gibson.
 Miss Annie Armitage, whose illness was noted in last weeks items, is conyalescing and is now considered out of danger.
 MT. Jesus Gonzales, clerk for A. A. Castaneda, is enjoying'a ten-day vaca- tion with his parents in Tucson. Miguel Peralta plays counter jumper" during his absence.
 On or about the first of next month the Western Union Telegraph Co. and the Southern Pacific will abolish their relay offices at the Santa Fe yards and establish city office here. The yards will also be abandoned and the roUndhouse and dwellings moved into Benson.
 Last Sunday night the wood-shed in the schoolyard was set afre by someone, presumably hobo, who had taken refuge from the cold. It soon developed quite blaze and had it net been for the timely arrival of Messrs. Howard Marsh and A. J. Locke, serious damage might have re- suited.
 Mr. A. s. Rosenbaum, who for the past several months has filled the pos ition of day operator for the s. P Co. here, has accepted similar position with the company at Ashland, Ore, and left Sunday night for that place. During his short stay here he made many friends who were ssorry to see him leave. He has our best wishes for success in his new home.
 Globe Kennedy, clerk in Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office at this point has been transferred to Nogales and will leave for the latter place Saturday morning. The position will be filled by Mr. Guy Velsir of Phoenix. Mr Velsir comes here with he intention of mastering the Spanish language and being we'll supplied with "Onen- doris" and several other treatises on Spanish Self-taught,' we can soon expect to see in him full-nedged
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

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Is PURSUANCE 81 an order OF hon.
John H. V. Arnold n Surrogate OF the
County Of New York. notice. Is hereny
given 10 all persons having claims assinst
York deceased. to present the same Win
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribed at ms
place OF transactlng business. No. Is2
Roadway In the Borough OF Manhattan
CITY Of Nsc York. on or before the thlr-
tieth day II December next.
Dated New York, the seventeenth day 81
June. ls9S.
GEORGE {. AUSTIN, Executor.
JOHN \ THOMPSON.
At,ornev FOR Executor.
ia2 Proadwav Borough ~ Manha'-
ten Vow York City.
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
57th-st-The Pastor Rev. ABBOTT z. kfTTREDGH
viii preach At II a and p m. sunday school
a45 m Union Bible class Friday evening AZ T. m
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VALET. Gc.-F irsr-clas valet or butler.
undertaking all branches. n. O. L.,
20 Madison ave.
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THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. l6i-l67-l6s West 32f-st. stor-
IRE. r~nvlnz Telenhone. 784 3sth-st
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Reunions Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Msdison-avc and 66,h- >
Rev. r. HEBER NEWTON Rector.--Rev VILLA
KIRKUs will preach at IL and at evensons
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GRACE METHODIST f0ih-st.. near Columbus ave- e
1900 Rev. p. M. WATERS Pastor p.eaches
IL Not Far From the Kingdom. s. Forward March
Everybody cordially welcomed. sabbath school A. go
Epworfh League service. L
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AIACuINERY.

Ar REDUCED PRlCES.-5O0 second sAlf
wood end iron working machines; tuiif
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex
charged GEORGE Il. EDDY. sos Madi-
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SEWING MACHINES.

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NEW MACHINES. sis upward: second
bar1 So upward. so cents weekly
vyreTFRN UNION SEWING MACHINE
co ~ sd-s"a
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-

e|.c:~~~o~~~>~~-e~o-
PLBATTNGS. PlNNINFS. ~ 80 W,
discHunt on loves; prices. HARDING. 30
West 23d-st
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LOST.

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HANDBOOK No 800 6Ss of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing.
ANY person having claim 10 " Is nerepl
called upon 10 present the same WITHIN ~
DAYS or submit TO having said passbook
cancelled ard a new ore issued
LOST or STOLEN. handbook No. $50. q
Of the German Savings Bank In the ,lty
Of New York corner tth ave. ana I'tn,s,''
iesre1 IN Fanny Grinhut IN trust for Lot
Ito All persons are cautioned against ne
gotia,lrg tho samo. II not returned 70 the
bank on the 18th day Of October. 1898.
duplicate will be issued.
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,.aupEr CLEANING.

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CARPETS cleaned by steam, oy nano or
on ihe floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. i5Ss Broadway. 421 East fsth-st'
cos & BRANDT Tel. l22-3sth.
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AT The SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. as;h.
81, and Central Park Wes-Rev DAvlp 9: VILE VILE
245 Christian Endeavor : Prayer-meeting Wennss-
dav evening 6 All cordially invited
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p,,-RyIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
FOR sALn.
FINE FUVS.

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SEAL sACQI rs ANp cAPEs altered INTO
;,shtonable garments az low prices.
paRkER FIR co, III West 3sth 81.
late with Gunthers sons. jth-ave.
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u.RDwOOD MANTELs q TILES.

rIrGAST hardwood mantels. Si2 up;
areplaces. gas logs. ShoWrooms and rae
,orv 2ts Front-st. near Fulton Ferry.
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Washington and Old Point Comfort.

Two pleasant Ftv.-day trips from New York Oct j,
and 20 including Hotels and all expenses. $50 Kallroao
and steamship Tickets 70 al Fall and Winter Kesors
THOs. COOK & son, POI & 1898 Bwny, y. L.
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PATENT SOLICITORS AND At
TORNEXs.

->~-~>-D>->0-,'s'-7--s' ~ - y ~ -
PATENTS Obtained all over the world.
Prompt and careful attention always.
OSCAR A. MICHEL. 400 Broadway. ". Y.
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AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN Christ
Mission 1872 West 21st-st.Evenng 40. Rev; ia
0'CONNOR Pastor Father DEVONA, the EnGnsh
Dominican priest delivers address on his conversion 70
Professionalism.
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NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7th-ave and
,,stb-st Rav DR. JOHN r. PAXTON. Pastor. l'rsac CHI
Ing by Rev GEORGE II. WALLACE a. IL a. m ana
7.45 o m Prayer-neetng Wednesday evening
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At the CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY; Sen-
D D. pastor--serices. II a. m and -" d m 'orn"s
THE MODERN PULPIT" ,,
evening Americas Great Temptation; True Imperial
ism" Organ played fifteen minutes
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AUTUMN CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN =, Ann
N1SSIONARY ALLIANCE. October 10 10. IN carnsse
Hail th-ave and 5Ith-s. and Gospel Tabernacle sthr
and Professor GRAY, Boston, MON
TTsp,'rY Ensland. Dr. ROBERTSON. Scotland Major
COLI Chicago ROBERT sPEER Presbysrisn Secre1ary
~ Missions: Rev, A SIMPSON. New-Nork: MY LII
IACHFTR Of China, and many others Missionefi r.,
from ali lands Magnificent singing Meeiinss neid IN
Gosnel Tabernacle weekdays and sabbath morning. onI
regie Hall SUNDAY afternoon and evening admission
frse Hours ~ service 10 m. ESQ ana ''oo III.
Grea. lecture by Mt LEI.ACHEUR. Of China, on The
Land ~ The Ianas; or The opening Of Tibet 10 the
Gospel" in Carnegie Hall SUNDAY ar'ernoon' '''' w.
$50
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AT PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner s6th-st.-The Rev; DI. VILLAIN M
BUCKLEY. Claim University. South Ser1ina' VII VII
preach II a. m The Pastor Rev. DR.. A. ID. VAIL VIII
preach p m. Strangers welcomed
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MIpwEER PRAYER MEETING lin memory OF Charles
7:6 by Rev THORNTON B. PENFIEr:D Church, 18th
az vast ~ sh-ave Strangers welcomed. Seats free
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Wredn Steamers.

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pED D LINE.
For La Guayra. Puerto cabeiio. Curacao and AafA-
rsibo via Cu-acao--C ling also at Porto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn. -
g. s. PHILADELPHIA ............. SATURDAY. Oct ,S
s. CARACAS .satuiosy Oc.. -
These superior accommodations for pas
"s' ROULTON BLISS & DALf1ETT,
General Managers 1SS Front 81
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received their Uptown once No l242 Broadway.
Of until O'Clock M adVertlse-
mems received AZ the following oces at regular
once rates until o'clock 2. M. viz: cS Sth-ave
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AT LENoX AVENUE UNITARIAN GIICRGH. sorne
i2i.t-et-Rev MERLE ST CROIX WRIGHT. Pastor
will preach at IL Sunlayschoo Gas a M All "elconne.
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BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHASI Madison: 1o,,
ave and 64.h-st-Rev. HOWARD L. JONES Pastor, VIII
nreach st II m and D m. Subjects: Mountain
moving Faith" and The Shibboeth Of Agnostcism
meeting Wednesday at m Strangers CORDIALLY
invited
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TYPEwRTTERs.

-. -r.e~rNN~0~NDN0oe0 N|~NNN~>~'(sN@S''
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS. new smltns-
reduced Telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER F;XCH NICE. 2t3 yNay.
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B1OoN1NCDALE CHURCH. Boulevard ard esth-et-
MADISON G PETERS breaches: II. How Christianity
Can Win: s. The Good Mother PRECEDED oy ePeo GA
home song service Welcome Monday night, WALLACE
,pI
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MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
s3d-st. and the Boulevard.
Rev. II. A. sTIMsoN. D D.. Pastor. Morning serve
~
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AMERICAN MISSION TO THE JEWS: ~ Cranes.
corner Attorney.-HERMAN WARsZA"iAAh Ptes n.
today Saturday at 8 p. Subject. Ten leAs y
Hebrew Christian sunday evening service az - sunuS ,s
school for adults at 80 p Midweek preaching service
Ertdav evenInS az O'clock. All Israelites welcome
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REV HENRY FRANK Minister. Metropolitan hide
pendent Chirch. Berkeley Iyceum. ~ West 44th-s'
Mornings IL Prelude Decline 81 Religion. Discourse
'Indviduay in Mature. Special music Liberal think
ersin interested
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BEDFORD STREET METHODIST 800, EPIsCoPAh
CHURCH corner Mor'on.st Rev CHA .LE a.
iect Power and Opportunity OF Youth 100 pra!el
service. Young people specially requested 10 a'eno 'e
Ing
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ALI, wEICOME--THE WASHINGTON SQUARE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 4th-st and sauate
West Rev w F. ANDERSON. Pastor.-lo:3O ano ':ao
special sermon 10 young people evening; subject IN
Malice Children; In Understandings Men
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MADISON SQUARE PRESBTTE RlAN CHIRCh Ma o.
son-ave and 2lh-st.. Rev. {. II PAEkHl fS1. l.. -,
Pastor: Rev EDWARD HUNTING RUDD. Assistant
MISUNDERSTANDING services. IL n. m. and r. M Rev
DR. PARKHURST will preach in the morning ana rev
Mr. RUDD in the evening Bibles school meets IN chapel
GAS o. m.
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ALI. SOULS CHURCH Unitarian. 4th-ave. and 2otl
st-The pastor, Rev. THOMAS r SLICER. Will preaG
at II a m subject. Test OF Character The publ
cordially invited
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, corne
,1itb-et-Dr CAMPBELL. breaches AZ 1870 on "A Pat
YEN ana plea and AZ 80 Twice IN Re'hsny.'
being NTH series the Holy Land
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TAILOR MADE SUITS To ORDER. silk
lined throughout; sac: perfect NJ guar
arfeed. first-ciass riding habits, $50.
KESTENBAU-M $40 6th-ave., near 5oth-st.
q SKIRT co, 80 West lsth-st. ladies
tailoring and fancy dresses a. the lowest
rricea; perfect Az guaranteed.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK GOOD plain COX. call West
59th-s'
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ROOKKEEPER. 81. German; we'll expert
enced double entry and office man.
wants position n any kind. WAGNER
5i5 East s7th-st.
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NEw-yoRK sUNDAY-sCHOOL ASSOCIATION;

OLD JOHN STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHI RCE.-Preachng l0:ij. Rev \. SANFORD, ana
80 Rev. J. s HEBBERN Pm. d. Seats free Strangers
m welcome.
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PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madison ave
Preaching by the Pastor, Rev
JOHN F. BUSHNELL. A. II q. m. Communion and
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SKIRTS REBOUND and pressed. 81. gar
manis altered repaired. etc. cleaning
and dyeinz. send postal will call. I. &.
CLEANING AND PRESSING co. SO West
a.
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Orfan 5IramerS.

NORTH GIsRE1AM @eOVlOe
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BREMEN ~
Trsve Tu Oct Is 10 A. NJ Lain. .Tu. Nov. s. 10 A.
& Friedrich Nov l. 10 Al X. w. d. Nov l5. 10 AN
caalc Sat Nov. g. 10 A VI Trsve .Tu.. No q 10 A A.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
Barharossa Thursday, Oct ID noon
Koenirin Luise .............T Thursday Oct 81 noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
Fulda. Oct 8 II A n Vera Oct, * II A. a.
oELRIcHs & Co ? BOWLING GREEN
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WORK WANTED.

ROOKK EEPER.-B a thorough and com
petent man. with Is years experience .
can furnish hest u references. Adlross
n GFT'rER. 9S Mercer ST. Jersey CITY,
y r.
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T. W MTNHALL evangelist. will preach In Hanso
Plsc. Baptist Church Brooklyn. Sunday morning even
ing AZ 6 n m four evenings next week
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GRACE CHURCH Broadway. corner loth-st
Holy Communion ''''''''''' n :
Early morning PRAYER.
later eNensong ~ "
All sittings fee.
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OF INTEREST TO BIcYcLIsTs.
Bicycle Path Being Built in Massachu- setts-Meets to Be Held in Water

Bicycle Path Being Built in Massachu-
 setts-Meets to Be Held in Water
 bury.
 Springfield, H9lyoke and North Hampton bicycle riders are very ener- getic over cycle paths to connect their cities. The roads are in pretty good condition in places, but there are stretches of very poor road. The scheme that has been adopted is the selling of name plates" for 50 cents each. The Cycle Path league of Spring field is the organization that is stand- ing sponsor for the work. It hopes to have the path in this way extended some distance this season. The Springfield Unions" writer says: ''1t is possible that the path between Mt. Tom and Holyoke may be built this year. It all depends upon the work which the up- the-river cyclists are willing to do. The local people are disposed to put as much money into this path as the Northampton people will If the North ampton people sell 200 name plates that will mean $100 and a like sum will be put in by the local riders thus making a fund of $200 for the work. Holyoke riders ought to be able to put in an- other s100 and with the $500 8 very de- sirable path could be made"
 At recent meeting the Century Wheelmen's club of Springfield, recent ly, the following statement regarding the cycle path matter was read by the president:
 It is evident that we cannot expect general improvement of the highways within the limits of an earthly lifetime. Our demands for cycle paths must, therefore, be respected. It is the lawful duty of every city or town to provide a public road that shall be fit for the passage of every vehicle that has a lawful right to use it and they can only atone for their inability to perform this duty by cooperating. with the wheel men in the improvement of special strips of paths for the exclusive use of bicycles. In some of our states special laws have been passed for the con- struction and protection of these cycle paths and many hundreds of miles have been laid out to the satisfaction and enjoyment of wheelmen. It is import ant, therefore, that all bicycle clubs should assist the League of American Wheelmen in its efforts to meet the
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pubic approval in the construction of cycle paths. Thanks to the untiring eff forts of M. D. Fletcher, our recording centurion, and others, we have one mile of cycle path, but some drivers of heavy teams, permeated' with a venom which a rattlesnake might well envy, have pretty much cut the path to pieces. We will put it in shape again, and pledge ourselves that for every wheelman who will buy name plate of the Western Massachusetts Cycle Path league we will add fifteen feet of the association.
 The Waterbury Wheel club is mak- ing extensive preparations for an &C.,. tive season of racing on the fine third mile track at the Y. M. c. A. grounds, that city. The regular annual two days meet of the club will be held on the afternoons of July 2d and 4th, and a National Circuit meet will be run under its auspices on Wednesday, Sep- tember 7th. In addition to these meets there will be several electric light meets held during the summer. The club has purchased number of pacing machines including two tandems and a triplet for use at the track during the season. One of the features of the Fourth of July meet will be a club team pursuit race.
 A path for cyclists across the Brooklyn bridge is as far away as ever. At the regular monthly meeting of the Brooklyn Good Roads association this week the subcommittee on the question reported that Chief Engineer Martin had declared that a path such as is desired would cost s100,0 ,000. George Stebbins and others protested that this was no valid objection to the building of path that would make a $10,000,000 structure of traffic that finds it useless now. MT. Fullerton suggested that if the bridge authorities would not build a path for cyclists the latter should build one themselves, the same as they did the first cycle path from Prospect Park to Coney Island. He was sure that couple of mass meetings would start the ball a-rolling, and after that, he contended, it would be easy to raise S100,000. There was much talk, but nothing was done. For wheelmen the bridge remains the same problem of walking, riding, and trolley lodging.
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$1,544.814.o7 s2ss, ,755.2S s1, ,s64, ,74o.os


 Increase week 1898, six days, $179,- 57474
 Balances week 1897, $290, ,263.54. Decrease week 1898, 1,50S.26. Clearings week 1896, $1, ,497, ,950.So Clearings week 1895, $1,354 ,96999. Clearings week 1894, $1,SS1 ,33635. Clearings week 1893, $1,6O7611. Dividends soon due are:
 American Exchange National bank, New York, 31s per cent, payable May 2 books close April 22.
 American Tobacco company, pre- ferred, 2 per cent, payable May 1; books close April 15.
 American Tobacco company, common, 2 per cent, payable May 1; books close April 15
 Central railroad of New Jersey, per cent, payable May 2; books close April 15.
 c. c. c. & St. Louis, preferred. IA per cent, payable April 20; books close March 31.
 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad, 1% per cent, payable April 20; books close April 9.
 Great Northern railroad, preferred, 11a per cent, payable May 2; books close April 10.
 New England Telephone and Tele- graph company, 1h per cent, payable May IA books close April 1.
 Pullman Palace Car company, 2 per cent, payable May IS; books close May 1.
 Rio Grande and Western railroad, 4 per cent. payable May 1; books close March 31.
 Rock Island, per cent, payable May 2; books close March 31.
 St. Paul railroad, preferred. 3k per cent, payable April 19; books close March 20.
 St. Paul railroad, common, 2h per cent, payable April 19; books close March 20.
 Texas and Pacific Coal company, 1 per cent, payable April 20; books close April 1. t3tlH
 United States Rubber company, pre- ferred, per cent, payable May 2; books close April 22
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-18
INVESTMENT SECURITIES,

% shs Southern New England Telephone Stock sS; 100 shs Portland Electric Light Co. stock 25 shs Boston Electric Light Go. stock. 100 shs Winchester Avenue RR. stock 100 shs Danbury & Bethel St. RR. stock $3. GOO Waterbury Traction Go. 1st Gold b'A. S2,O0o Adams Express Co.'s Cid 4's. dua 194S. X S3, GOO New London Gas 6 Electric Go. 1sS Gold 5's, due 1927. S5,vvv New Haven X Derby RRs 6's, dua 1900.
 For sale by
 N. B. NEWTON 6 CO.,, Investment Bankers, SC Orange Street