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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
YONKERS.

The first OF free series Of cooking lessons, to
be given the WoInans Institute. will take place
this afternoon, when Miss Haxworth Will instruct
IN the making Of "savory dishes"
An interesting programme has been prepared for
the amusement Of the children OF the Leake &
Watts Orphan House this evening.
An oldt,me minstrel entertainment will be given
this evening ct the Park Hill Country Club house.
The fret games In the Invitation bowling tourna-
uent of the Palisade Boat Club will be rolled on
Friday evening at their alleys. In Genwood
Eleven teams heve entered. The teams to open
the tournament German!a, of Mount Vernon
Yonkcrs Young Mems Christian Association and
Yonkers Teutonia The teams consist OF five men.
The second lecture In the popular course at
Hollywood Inn for members was enjoyed last
night The lecturer Dr.. W. Jay Peck, took his
audience on "A Rambla Through the Land We
Love" The next lecture will be on Tuesday even
ing OF next week ~
meeting of the Finance Committee OF the Fire
mems Convention Committee has been eaIieo tor
this evening
The recently elected officers Of the Yonkers Yacht
Club will give supper this evening for the mem
bere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

dismissed The charge made by Colonel Erhardt
was that he had been falsely arrested for inter
fering when Smith abusing and assauting an
intoxicated man.
Michael p. O'Connor. Thomas p. Jacks. William
Rapp and Charles Gallagher. who were mdicteo
last week for subornation OF perjury In connec-
ton with accident suits against corporations IN
.hs supreme Court pleaded not guilty before
Judee Newburger In the Court OF General Sessions
Yesterday and were remanded for trial.
Another OF the so-called Scilian gang OF counter
re,ters was arrested by United States Secret Ser
vice detectives yesterday. and was held by United
States Commissioner Shields IN $500 bail on
charge OF circulating bad money. He Is salvatore
varrinono Of No. 2lO Mott-st.. the house In wnich
Angelo Larrano lived UP 10 the time OF his at
tempt TO escape 10 Cuba
service In memory OF Robert r. McBurney
the general secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
t,an Association Of this city, who died recently
will be held in Association Hail. Twenty-third-st
and Fourth-ave. next Sunday afternoon at !
o'clock William F. Dodge will preside Admis-
sion will be by ticket. which may be had until
Thursday night at the general Office 81 the assoc
citation No 2 West Twenty-nnth-st.
TIL. s,xty-fourth dinner and meeting OF the
pain. OF and Varnish Club Will he held at 8
o'clock on Thursday evening at the Down Town
club No 60 Pine-st.
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PEEKSKILA

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF The
westchester County National Bank. Of this village.
for the election Of directors. Will be held IN the
bankng-h house to-day
Adjutant Taylor of the LIST Volunteer Engineers
which organization recently returned from Porto
Rico. has opened an ONCE in the Frost Bui'olng
in North Division-st second story for the purpose
=, r.ce,,pp from the members Of the organization
IN this district the property belonging 10 the Gov
Nv the will OF Mrs Harriet b Mills, OF New
York. 200 is left 10 the ssterhood OF 81 MAI;
,,,s,b .he request that II be devoted 20 the uses
~ N. convent OF the Chapel Of St Gabriel when
&c attached TO the convent IN this village "a
DT Viliam Merle Carhart, the eye expert aho
ore of the physicians at tho Manhattan Eyc aIu
Far Infrmary. Is again out after long llhcss
sbich confined him to his home. IN GroVe-sr
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MOUNT VERNON.

Frank vindot n resident Of North Fourth-eve'
was arrested on Sunday for violating the Sunday
lawe. Chief Foley discovered Nindot at work on
Sunday morning chopping wood and loading 1t
IN a wagon and ordered Patrolman Thisteton
TO arrest him. The prisoner, when arraiened be
fore Judge Schatz Yesterday said ne thought this
was a free country. and man could 90 as ne
pleased on his own property. Judge Schatz found
him guilty but suspended sentence.
There is widespread dissatisfaction over the way
in which cars are being over the new trolley
extension from Mount Vernon 10 New Rochele- IN
stead Of giving a through service. the Union Rali-
road which owns the line, compeis passengers 10
change cars AT Pelham. ,r-
chester Electric Company for additional franchises
in this city will be given In the Common Councn
chamber tonight The New York. Westchester
and Connecticut Traction Company is an applicant
for franchises many of the same routes anu
wi have n January "a
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-moNDAY. JANUARY Q. 1890
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YoRX-MoNDAY. JANUARY o. 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer Imbria OBJ Dutton, Liverpool December 81
ana Queenstown January J. with mdse. 81, cabin and 30
ste.rage passengers Vernon ii Brown Co. Arrived
AZ the Bar at 1923 m. oin. NJ ...
steamer Cera Gefj Meissel Bremen December "a. with
,oGe 10 OclI1ohs Co. Sighted south 81 Fire lsland al
Steamer Boston city CBu. Barclay, Bristol December
IA and swansea n. with ndst 10 James sihtl q -"
Southeast Of Fire Island AT 40 y m -
steamer Bjorgyln tNor. laaiing. Leith December L.
Went into Lower Bay 5:27 sandy Hook observer
thinks mat owing darkness she did not make out MS
Signals TO 70 Baltlmore.l 90
'e,eomer Scotia Gen Meyer. Antwerp December =,
tb de and storage passengers 70 the International
Nsvgstion Company. Arrived at the Bar al 3+o m
eHsmer Ia Champagne 0'rj. Poirot Hhvre December
., l,h rndse a. cabin and l13 seerage passengers 10
@%s,seie Generale Trsnsatiantque. Arrived AZ the Bar
al - % m - .,. tt.,o, r,..ou,..- ., an,
81 Michael IS with mdse and Seerage passengers 10 .
..nsinck at the Bar al 2:.sj
ete.noer Archndenrg Dsrj, kinney Calcutta November
~ cnrnho % Port Said December H. Alglers - ana
~ ,sIchaes 20 with mdse % Norton son Arrived OF
steamer Caracas woodrfck, Porto cabeIo December -
"a Guavrs 81 Curacao January :. san Juan T. win
mcse and % passengers 20 boulton bliss paiei' Al
steamer Cienfuegoe (span) Urribeascoe. c1enfuesos
Deeem 81. IN balinst TO James ~ NdId az % Ar
rived at tho lar IL 40 L y clh
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Line
q, paul $50 Southampton. Jan IT,. American
Ie~se,- C1,v Dec 2....... .Brisiol 'iy
~ 3S.so ', NeW-Orleans. Jan S......... Morgan
m .Fottcrdan. %. Holl Amer
l~,,nr,c liverpool Dec 30......... White star
p,,i,aria Dec Is. .Rhmo- Amer
r~r1essts Glasgow. 80 AnchI
t,r6aon New Orleans Jan 4........ Crou"el
WEDNESDAY JANUARY II.
co..r,o - Hamb- Amer, Dec Is. .Hamb-Amer
~ Nc y eyy- Orleans. Jan G........ Morgan
rrns ........ Gibraltar, Jan 2.........N O Lloyd
gate OF Nebraska Glasgow. Dec 81 ..'''Aian state
THURSDAY, JANUARY ~
(;errnanc....... Liverpool Jan 4....... Nhe Sthi
Picoua. Gibraltar, Dec %..--.-N Il Med
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.


Surrogate silkman granted yesterday morning
letters Of administration to Mary Thompson, as
OF the estate of her husband, Rich
ard Thompson, Of Mamaroneck.
There a spirited debate In the Board or su-
pervtsors yesterday morning over Supervisor Dbl,
on's motion TO reconsider the action OF the Board
q polishing the office of the two women agents 10
place out and look after the children In private
families from the county almshouse, and the ap-
pointHent OF agent, at 1900 year ana eX-
pensoe to investigate the circumstances Of chill
dren committed TO that institution. The two women
agents. a Catholic and the other a Protestant.
had been receiving $500 year and II was the duty
OF each 10 look after the children OF their re-
spective religious denominations Al present there
are forty-one Catholic and sXty-four Protestant
chi1dren IN private homes. and the saving 10 the
county II large, IT having been $4,000 last year 1t
10 sah that the women agents have now com
pleted their work which Is held to have been
moro to get homes for the children than 10 attend
10 them afterward, and that the male agent would
be more useful AZ the present time. supervisor
Dillon energetic in his remarks upon the sub
1ect. The motion to reconsider was lost by vote
OF "a noes 10 ayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

Steamer Colorado. Risk. Brunswick. Ga. January g..
with ndse and passengers to g II Mallory Co
with rndse and passengers 10 Old Dominion IS Company.
Steamer Blueneids. Charles. Baltimore. with mdse TO
Tinted states Transport Berlin, Wilson. Santiago de
Quariermaster's Department WIN anchor or Liberty
a. ed Stats IS. @sG sss "1 Er4 ae"4s Rs
s ssa M c sGS1 MSeFyan day.
in ballast 70 United sioes pePartrnen
air: cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamers Anna Moore Br) for Port Elizabeth etc:
Heka DAN. Copenhagen ETC. Tndraveli Br, Aden etc;
Chalmeiie New,0resns; old Dominion. Norfolk and
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Southampton Jan sAshvee s'esmsr KassT Wilhelm
London Jan Arrived steamer County OBJ Tuiooh.
New-York
bristol. Jaa Arrived E,heisonda C,r,.
Bristol Jan e~Arrived steamer Brooklyn city RD.
Dundee. Jan arrived Critic CBp Grimm.
Glasgow. Jan 9--Arrived. steamer K-nneu OBJ, Rod
Bremen for New-York '''''' ''""''
Kinsale. Jan Passed. steamer August Korr oGsD.
Isle of Wight Jan s-fas-ed. steamer Pisa Ger.
Sicily Jan 9-Passed steamers strathalan BD.
Forsyth New,Ycrk for iavre and nanr TgsceTera
pugh Antwerp for New-York; .- ---,-
!
Blom New York for ftcttin
Rotterdam, Jan v-Saied. steamer Werkandam nDutchD
Brunsns. New York.
Have. Jan . z m-Arrived. steamer la NormandIe
fFri. fejplle. NeH-fors.
Palermo. Jan 7-Saned steamer Pocahontss lBD.
James. New-Yorx.
Naples. Jan Sailed. steamer Bolivia Rrj. Craig.
Sew-YOrk.
sagros Jan S-Passed. steamers Aier CGer) Nierich.
New-York for Naples etc. Pawnee (Brj. Akcnh.ad.
Venice.
Agisrs Jan 6-saed. steamer John sandsrson dRr.
s%s naon Ba s i sesn2 sanau.y
Houston New York via Cape Town
Calcutta. Jan Sailed steamer Romf,rd n3rl for
N-w-iofk.
Melbourne. Jan Arrived. steamer Tolosa dsr.
born New York.
Monreyldeo, Jan Arrived, steamer F1sxman CBr,
Brown. NeW-York.
santos ian c-saied. steamer Taormina Gerl. Muller.
New-iork
HOrley. New-lOrk
Pernamhuc0 Jan 6-Saed. steamer Heyeius fBegl.
Snpieion. from Rio laneiro for New York
ri Jan sailed. steamer Chsucer tBrl. Russell.
from Shntoa for Nev-lofk.
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SING SING.

Troney-csr traffic IN sprng-st is again impeoeo'
ou,ng 70 the action ~ frost or the asphalt pave
ment blocks between the rails. About month ago
this same condition OF affairs existed and the
blocks were taken up and reaid, only to repeat
d. $500 ,rhe difficulty lies in the fact that
t .ne nayeYnent between the rails was not iad &C
cordlng 10 the terms Of The original spec'Ica,ios
aa,sd -, inc Village Engineer, which required
sPpecially formed block 10 he placed next L" me
rails. - ,, . ,.o,t-ed minister Of the
,,etSo,jist church whose home Is In tins village.
M 1S ~, the lev sidewalk In Highland-ave. on
cnpday and In falling struck on his head, reeeV-
ing a serious injury
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
urp~1,t AyENUE-IAeutenant J. NJ. Bowyer. OF
.h limited States steamer Princeton. GRAND
Tgcutenant William Brooke L. 5. A., and General
w NJ kirby Of Auburn. HOFFMAN-Anthony
\ Brady. Of Albany HOLLAND-Don Alexander
=, c,ncinnati MANHATTAN-A. Lockwood Dam
telson OF Providence MURRAY HlLi~Franh -
Kilburn. state Superintendent OF BanA'ns OF Ma
49,, ~ Y and Baron H. Van Horn, OF Dresden.
observation-disclosures j. Hill. Of 81. Paul SA-
voy-T Nicholas Brown. OF Providence VAL
DoRF-W T. Potts, Of London. WINDsoh-Ex-
senator G y Fulton. Of California and j. W.
Doane OF Chicago.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Municipal Council. City Hall, p m
police and Pilot Commissioner meetings
Par Association meeting. No. AZ West Forty
fourth-st. $50 y. m
New-York Athletic Club election
rventv-third anniversary Of Railroad Branch,
wang Mems Christian Association, No, S5l Msdi-
son-ave.. evening.
Lecture by }. f. Learned Cooper Union D. m
seswsnbaka corinthian Yacht club annual meet
ing, clubhouse, $3.50 p. m
Professor Gunton's lecture. assembly hall. Pres
byteran Building, sl5 ,. m.
Social Reform Club. No. A. University Place Sl5
70 m
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Vessel For. Line Mails Gloss" Nesse sans
C.h.ri.s,on Cryd. 800 N
Finance Colon. Panama. l2:OO m 2oo m
WEDNESDAY JANUARY II.
&. pr, so,,hsmnton Amer. ...... 100 a 1000 a m
Noordlard Antwerp. Red Star........ 300 m l2.W IN
Ma-.ueo. Newcastle Wilson
Y1cotsn Havana Ward ............. 100 pm 800 p m
Maies,ic Liverpool White Star 300 a m ITO N
-H-3 Hsi,est1n Nallory ............ 800 y
THURSDAY. JANUARY IL.
1,r.,or,a Rerrnuda -............I 1880 3 90
Arsandhu Jamaica Tweedie. l;" m 800 y m
I1croersnian Glasgow. Allan state.
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feaoinq Aotsls dns Restaurants.
,n, liz, spp.ar, every Sunday Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE TO DINE.
70, information circulars etc. Of Hotel or RestAo-
i0 INV rant below call address tsend stamp
HCTEI. TARIFF BUREAU,
83 FIfth-ave. New-York.
l., -..... Tdh Tahia a. Hots Dinnay

Ale. A Ia Carte: Tdh. IaDIs q fiOts DIIIHa1
DFI,NONTCO's. -. sch Ave. Nth St. IL carte
LEON FIOURET bth-ave. &lsth Ale. Tdh 81 25(Mu''c)
MOKELIc'S .........4 West 10Th st. Tdh. tMusic'
NaRsHs. 1O4 ". 81 ~. q 1. Tdh) ID. & E. An) Music
HOTEL HUNGARIA.4 Union So E. Tdh. with wine. 81.
TERRACE garden osth-'' near Lew. Ale
CAFE HEUMANN. ...B'wsy and Reade-st. Ale.
AU CHAT NOIR. 81 W. BY Tdh wine 5oc.). Uptown.
AU CHAT NOIR. - W 81. Ale. Tdh. Lch Soc. din.
AU CHAT NOIR. I5c Ciusic) After Theatre suppers.
HUNGARIA REST } Recently enlarged ana i'm
on % ave & iOh-st proved. Tdh.. Ale. Cse-
cafe boulevard } brated Gypsy Band.
THOMAS (Rumson Inn) SO E. Both 81. GIotel Roland
MoNTANELIIs 1O7 4sth-st Lch SOC. (Tdh. Toe wine)
THE WENDELL, Is II Goth St. 1'dh, Lch.. So. Ale
ARDIN q CHABEHTY. ...... .126 Vest 10th ST.
French cal wines specially Ale. CTdh Doc. ~ine)
JACQUIN.......-..5 81 West 26th-st. Ale. Tdh.. Doc
AGASsIs ZIG University PI Ale. Tdh.. Doc
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Amnsements.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA SEASON lses-s9


METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1898 20
Under ne direction OF Mr. Maurice Graz.
Tonight at ;. at Brooklyn Academy-L 49,
German. Emma Eames Schumann-heink pP9~
Prnge. Muhlmann and Bispham 80 49, M
Wed. Eyg.. Jan. II. at FAUST. Neioa tn@ ~
appearance this season. Bauermelster Nanteh -
Jean and Ed de Reszke. Abers. ,,v
Thurs Eyg Jan II. Al $50 First perrorIanee ,Srfy.
frst series OF Der Ring des Nbeunger -pAs kniE.~
and Schumsnn- Henk. NM. Van Dyck. Dippel; 81
pham. Muhmann. Prinsle Devries Merer' ana "
Rooy Cond'r Schalk - -.rxr
Fri Evg lar. l3 AT s-DON GIOVANNI leksHTsi
nary css). LII lehman Nordlca and semo,cn'
dc Reszke. sanpnac carbone Deyries MagreL rrsus
sat Mat, Jan. - AZ 2-RoMEo EFT JUI.IETTE u.sds
tames. Della. Bauermester. Jean and Ed DC wv
Alters. BARS. Dufriche and Plancon ,u v,sL
Sat. Eys.. AT At pop. prices savins Tu,rcn
linger Della Bauermeiser Plancon Aloers' pu''"
Bars ana Van Dyck
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The performances OF ne s
series OF Der Ring de- Noeunsen viii ne as fo'o''
Tues. Evg Jan Il at :. DIE wAIKUEKE,
Meissnger Pevny Bauermeser Roudez Djs nrs,xs al
Kellogg and Marie Brema; NM. Van Dyck Pr'nss
Van Rooy Conductor. schalk. .,,,,,vn
Thurs Eve'g. Jan 10, at :, sIEGFRlss ls,m,us
Mines LIN Lehman. Marie EnEe and sea aua rs
Heink. NM Dppel. Bispham. Pringle. Mehe'' 50"
Rooy. Conductor. Schalk
Tues Ev'g Jan. -. At 0.t5.
Mines Norica Schumann iteink Pevny s psssis
Molke Kellogg and Save. NM. Jean. Ed de ""
Muhlmann, Bispham Conductor. schak ,,. cys
and dates will be announced Jan IS Ian
sTElNwAY SONS PIANOS tsep
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE 2.,h st, ns.I 81
Last Last Si sai Mat Z, $50 ON AND Or"
IAN fR..."DFC AI-SE SHE LOVED HIM so
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NETWORK CITY.

At meeting Of the Police Board yesterday the
complaint against Policeman John J. Smith, OF
the old Slip station. accused OF having arrested
without cause Colonel Joel b. Erhardt, ex-Police
Commissioner and ex-Colcctor Of the PORT
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Announcements

n A. W "Ironwood." Y. & w.
A Whipped Seam Cum
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16

the South, and we hope not only to re-
tain all the friendly interest given to its
FORMER management, huJ TO stiA further
strengthen its hold upon the good will
OF the p.uple" Upon the rock Of the
people" in North Carolina has the man
agement of the SCaboard system rested
ever since Mr. st. John became vice
president and general manager. il there
have been political upheavals in the
state. the programme Of Mr. st. John
has been a distinctly business one in con
tradiStincton to Il political one. His
training has tau@ht him that pulling cars
ON tracks beats pulling legs in conv.m-
tons. Thus it will also be gratifying to
know that Mr. ST John will be mt the
right hand of Mr.. Williams. with Il
corps EFF men technically not theoreti-
cally trained t. the railroad work If
Mr.. Williams perceive the scope. Mr. st.
John win coincide with the outlines in
fun training and force and sympathy.
Nearly all the old force remain in the
operative department.. Mr. J.. s. Allen.
the now General Passenger Agent has
made many friends even since his recent
arrival from a lifelong training in rail
roaGing. He is a young man and as
strong as he is popular.
1IailroadS know that the South is the
COW that is going to give the most
cream in its future development toward
the colossal empire of this colmtry's
raw material MoTcov0r. the railroads
kraw the operative is going 10 get
dloSer to the raw material in the next
zen years. The next ten years. there
fore. viii witness IN era of tOWn-buildng
in the South that was never seen be-
fore. Thus immigration has come in the
wake of the broad policy of Mr.. st.
John. With its enlarged power of use
FITNESS. tn SGahcard comes to North
Carolina and the SOutl rather as Il part
of ats fabric than as Il money-making
Stllnger passing adrC.dy through its
gates and orrt again.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16
A FRIGHrFUL BLUNDER

VIII often cause a horrible Burn, Scald,
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons,
Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile
cure on earth. Only p cents a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by all Druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16
A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUI
FICIENT.

Ely's Cream Balm has completely
cured me of catarrh when everything else
failed-Alfred w. Stevens, Caldwell,
Ohio.
Elys Cream Balm works like n charm;
it has cured me of the most obstinate
case of cold in the head; | would not
be without it.-Fred'k Fries, 2S3 Hart
Street Brooklyn, n. Y.
A 10c. trial size or the soc size Of
Ely's Cream Balm will he mailed Kept
by druggists. Ely Brothers, 80 Warren
Street, \. Y.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16

Not one child dies where ten formerly
died from Group. People have learned
the value of One Minute Cough Cure
and use it for severe lung and throat
troubles. 1t Immediately stops cough
ing. 1t never fails. For sale by j.
dial. Bobbitt and Henry Il. Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE

Would quickly leave You, if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take
Try them. Only % cents. Money back
if not cured. Sold by all Druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16

Our consuls who were obliged TO leave
their posts in Spain on the breaking out
0f the war; have been directed to return
by the Secretary of Stats.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16

WE do not want Boys or Loafers TO
write US, but men of ability, 5000 to $500
per mouth. Statesmen and general agents.
Salary or commission. RACINE FIRE
ENGINE Co. Ltd. Racine. Wis.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16

DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP is
PROFESSIONALLY the most remarkable REM
edy ever produced for the cure of throat
and lung troubles. 1t has cured thous
ands, and has done wonders in many
cases of incipient consumption.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16
Nohe Dame of Maryland

Charles Street Ave-, Baltimore, Md.
College for Young Women and Pre-
paratory School for Girls. Regular anc
Elective Course. Extensive grounds. Lo
cation unsurpnsseA Suburbs OF Bait
more. Spacious building, completed,
equipped.
Conducted By Eckool Skaters Of Notr,
Dams.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-04-21

Alout ten million 1eet OF sfaine
,~.r"hWood Will tie sent to England ana
Scotland this year for >i,oo!S. The
wood IS 1T n small logs in winter
sawed II mills near j forget ii
spring. and piled up for ~s"a>onin.
until warm weather. about IN" Ini,idlr
II June. Then the bars are bundled
and sent to Bangor by rail. wn"re they
ar. loaded generally INT" steamship,
for the European llafksi Thi, La
been orc Of tile most important indus
,ri,> III Northern ana Eastern Na,n-
and IT. expected r"r.rt! : welcomed
IL. all classes. frnn woods lal1r,> d,
chipping merchants. In III" fruI.!ay
t.ldr also 4 revival i expected te..
Year There ara IIaw bound t. NJ. 80.
ports with II ~ai- trola >.a.l.
hsc IIai.an lars. a4d prou.li. All
III. - Viii yet .Arly car-oes ~ r,t,,
wv. u Bangor for Italian port.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-04-21
81 DO MY OWN WORK"
So Says Mrs. Mary Rochietto OF
Linden, Now Jersey, IN this
Letter to Mrs. PinkhaC.

81 was bothered with 4 Iov which
would be quite annoying ~ times, an1
at others wn.id almost stop.
4 used prescriptions given me fym5
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-04-21
The Doom OF the Sean Locomotive.

ii DOOAJ W ~ sS'
The Scientific American quotes from
lie Genie Civil 4 description Of A high
speed electric locomotive recently test.
ed with success by the Paris Lyons
Mediterranean Company ca its Lire
from Paris 10 Melun. i distance Of
some thirty miles. The inachlIe,
which is conspicuous by tie absence
OF a snlokestack. boiler and q tender
for coal. easily hauled q load Of lUy
tons at Il speed of sixty miles 81 hour
and q load Of 141 tons IL 4 speed Of
tw~enty-srven miles al hour, and its ca
pacity greatly exceeds tits perform
ance. Looking back on the brief his
tory of electrical development. II is
impossible TO believe that Tie smoky
and noisy steam locomotive VIII long
survive. 1t has been Il good friend to
mankind. but its departure VIII not
be mourncd.-Ncw York W@rlI.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-04-21

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