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They Don't Break the Laws. Disturb tho
Peace or Incumb"r the Courts Much.
Sine the establishment OF the enlarged
New York. the operations Of the Police Depart-
mcnt of the who.e city have hcen kent sepa-
rated by boroughs as follows: The business OF
Manhattan and the Bronx. the former city Of
New York. prior to Jan |, 1893. has heen kept
together and the police proceedings Of the
borouEhs Of BROOKLYN. Queens and Richmond
have been kent together in another group. BY
the estimate of the Board OF Health last May
there were in the two borouGhs Of Manhattan
and the ErOnX =. 2.luOOun inhabitants and in tho
three horOugh~ Of BROOKLYN, Queens and
many. In other words. there are three per-
sons IN the TWO horuu%hs Of Manhattan and
Bronx for every two u"r~ ms IN the other bor-
"ughs. For N" last nuart"r rrported by, tho
luh"" Department. tn" total number OF ar
rests IN me Two 3Hr2nEM9 Z" MHnmn',an ia bmt ana
lOp.OuO tor III" wear the number Of arrests
during the same IIer!oi in III" three other hor-
"uGh, was Vnly, ln,N" or ,"AnSdrrahly less
tlnn un"-half the di,rarity h"!nE due in con-
tde'H nT[ IS %AHnrI e" ,nH Te, 10
law and "r"rr and thel" rtoiound respect and
The police ilguteS reveal very clearly Brook
lvns r'gnt to re .ogn,tipn as an orderly town.
here were nine urresis for gambling in Nam
RrU"kIyn ON the other hand in New York
| there were thrse arrests "ul> during the quar-
ter for pa-sinE or ati"mltlnE 10 PASS counter
uuon worthless checks. There were sixteen
such cases in the bOroughS OF which BROOKLYN
is the rhiel. The number Of ATTEMPTED SUI.
rles in New York during the quarter reported
WIS ,H - men and ~ women. In Brooklyn,
on Nhr u'h"r hand. Oi forty cases Of attempted
suicide. ~ wer" mon and II only women IN
the list uf the irooklym accused we've , stu
dents ) strnoGr"phetN. . rlerEymrn' ~ zee
err, i1I sailors hcllhoy, undrr'nkerS,
scuIptor~ and only | onnvasser, For the IlG.
arrests in New Work and only ~ in the three
hornughs uf which lirnukIym the chief. No
BruOkyuitv was rhnrg-d with ia" violation of
he Orlum law Hnd:th"r" WIS only one offender
| against the hack ordinance. Less than one
half OF the number al persons arrested in New
York are natives Uf ih" nit"d states: more
than 80 per- cent. "f III" number arrested IN
the city Of hrOoklyu were born in the nited
States There are I.iiI policemen. officers
AMI men, in the two horoughS of Manhattan
and the iirunN and i "A slmlinr 11SSrrnruon IN
the membership ii the frI"e }~~NN llntalned
in the other hprOuEhs thrr" wouI,t bS 3,14hl
There are actually neuY JOO less,
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.
All through trains stop at Albany, Utica, Syracuse

All through trains stop at Albany Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows:
S:5O EMPiRE STATE EMPRESS, limited
FASTEST train in the world. Due Buffalo 49, Nj
p. VI. Limitcd tnit. seating capacity
S,iS A. Mast MAIL. Dally-For Buffalo.
Gro Niagara Falls and Cleveland.
lU:oO For Buffalo and all important New York
7 .00 ?. ,M-souTHwEsrERN LIMITED AND
lOVj CHICAGO SpE IAI.. Daily For Columbus,
Cincinnau. Indianapolis. St. Lonis and chicago.
0,o0 r M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. cx,
o'oO Gept sunday stops at imETrtant stations
o:oO hour train for Chicago. via Lake shore; Duo
cleveland 7:+5 A. NJ, Chicago $50 p. NJ sleep.
G.O0P. M-WESrERN EXPRESS, patly-,ror
O:OV %iaSarA Fails, Toronto, Cleveland Toledo.
S.DG i, M-NORfHERN EXPRESS. .Daily-For
7.20P MNADiRoNniCK MoTNrAINs ASD
S:OO MONTREAL EXPRESS Daly- Via Ltica,
S.2OP M,nrFFALo AND soCTHWESTERN
land. Cincinnati. !mhianannlis and 81; Louis.
OIL p. M.-pACiFIC EAPRESS. naily-tnr Os-
81: ~ wruo Ogdensburg Buffalo; Niagara Falls.
day for Cape Vincent and the Auburn road.
Z.lO CAGO-Ererv night except SUNDAY night.
'u''''A' n'H HHARiEM DiEIsIEN. AZ ''''
e15 A. ". and $3.50 T. NJ. Daily, except sunday, to
-, P,tt-iirli sunha's only At m:2o A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch light.
Ticket offices at 1l3. 2hl. 4lJ and B42 broadway
rs Union So. W. 23h Columbus av., III West l25th
i3sth 81. Station New York: 33s and 7c6 Fulton St
and los Broadway, r. D.. Broollyn.
Telephone ESQ Thirty.eighth street for New
hotel or residence bv WCstcott Express COMPANY
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA 6 WESTERN R. R.



NESTIBCIE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PISTSCH LIGHT.
800 \. M.-Bnghamton Mail. Stops at principal
ttatons
1000 A. M.-tCafc Car,-Rufa!o. Scranton. Bing.
hamton. Owcco. ithaca. Elmira, Utica, syracuse
and Oswe2n Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
100 T.. NJ, Daily Chicago and Buffalo Nestibucd
Express for scranton, Binghamtlu and Elmira.
&c. Pullman buffet parlor to Elmira. Through
sleeping and day coach TO Chicago arriving
at i:l5 p. NJ neNt day.
400 =. NJ M.-ScTantOn, Wilkeebarre and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet plrlor cars.
700 =. Nj DAILY Chicago NcstIbnle Limited FIX
Dress for, scranton. HnShamton, Elmira, Buffalo.
Through buffet sleeping ear New York to Chicago.
Dining west OF Buffalo.
$40 =. M.-,Dallv)-Butfal0 EXpresI. Pullman
slerpers for Scranton linghamtOn Elmira. Path,
Mt MOIr and buffalo, arriving Buffalo > A. NJ.
0:3O 4. M.-tnaily)-Bufalu. Scranton, Bingham
ron, Owego. Ithaca. Elmira. Syracuse. Utica and
Oswc2o Express. Pullman buffet -leepers.
FOR SUBURBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE sea
small tables.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze " Sone Itd lI3 Broadway, IL Park place. +2D
and 9i2 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations, III
busay., New York ;!3s and 3H Fulton st.; and lod
broadway. brooklyn. Time tables giving full intor
nation at all stations.
West "ott's Express Company wllCall for and check
haggng" from hutel and residence /" destination.
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8ailroads.
Pennsylvania


- 1&A11aHNoA
STATIONS foot # West Twenty.third street and
Desbiosses and tortlandt Streets
.SS ihc leaving time from DeTbrotsns g. and CGr. E
low FOR Tweni, third Street Station,
7,bo 4. VI: FAST MAlL.-Ppnllnan Buffet ct, rsrlor
SS SSS 4 rfs cfyfnm%
S%mpSrimSn seSpng Dining smoring and Tnio5 IG
1:5o q. VI. cHicAao ANb 'Ss' ST. hotStis fXIRlss.
For Nashville via Cincinnati Indianapolis
500 't" =. Vi. ' %tsrERN EXPRESS. Chicago.
40 'fSGE' SGErhWEsTEnN frFafY EXPRESS
pittsbntE, Gle,,land, Cincinnati Louisville In
7,io' p, II. i iAciFic ExPREss,-ror rlt,sburr
ana VhITsgo F%r Knoxyiile aa,ly wa snensn an
s,aa r. VI. MAIL AND EXPRESS. Pullman pnrc,
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona. East Liberty.
Pttsburg and points West. daily except SUNDAY.
s"Wsp%ssiH,iiNGroN s"Ws%ssHiiNGroN AND THE sourM.
800 s;23; ";2o. 700 Dining Car, 1910 Dining
Lin, all rarlor and Dining Cars. 4:eo lDining
Carl 'o Dining 1,6 oar sno PnL P M i2T5 nFG
l2'5o, $50 ,!;2o Congressional Linn. all parlor
and Dining Cars. 4:2o Dining Car. 4:5o Dntng
sottTiiLES i HsItWAY9% ii SH' Florida Limited" ,n:so
A. n week days. Express. 2'bo. AGO p NJ. 12'o'
N6RFohK HSR' Hf!li ANp WESTERN GAlIwAy.-For Mem
AHS1ic Sn Coz G"AsT rIff rcrida "ss SPECIAL
P NJ week days Express ":2o A. NJ and $50 p
CHTSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY.-l:5o P. NJ.
FOR DIP POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.--7:5
VI. week days and 7!4O y. NJ daily.
ATLANTIC CITY. 800 J.. NJ. wrrk days tDesbrosses
and COrtlandt Streets 2:lO 7. NJ. Through Nesti-
huled Train. Buffet Parlor cars. Passenger Coach
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAI.-i2:5O f. NJ. week DAYS.
Long Branch. Asbury Park 1ntGraken Sundays).
Ocean 'iruve and Point Pleasant Grom West Twon
ty third Street station 800 A. NJ. 1920. $50 aud
$50 p. NJ. SUNDAYS. p;2o A. NJ. I:IO y NJ. lrnn
Deshrosses and Cortlandt Streets 4:lO A. NJ,
1880. $40 and 5;iO p. NJ. sundays. u.iJ 4. NJ,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 I2O, I:hn, $40. $3.50. ":2O. ,H:1O Penna. Lin
tied $50 Dining Car, 1850 Dining Car, / 80
A. NJ. 2:iO. $50. 80, $3.50, +:2O. +:2O DINING
Car, A:5O Dining Car. $50 Dining carr, i:to.
$40 r. NJ. 1900 night. sundays $40. S2O. 500,
H:2O, $3.50 Limited n:5o, 1880 Dining Car A. NJ.
1850. 1850 Dining Car. 2:5o a:5o. 4:2u dining
Car 4.tO Dining carr. 5.5o Dning Car 40.
$50 p, NJ. l2:o5 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gl. VA, 1915. 1854 III and 26i
BrDadway Astor House. West Twenty third Street
Station AMI stations foot of Desbro-scs aud Cor.
landt Streets; Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. ~
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brook.
lvn; Station. Jersey City. The New York Transfer
Company will call fer and check baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destination.
Telephone "2I5I Eighteenth street" for Pennsyl-
Nania Railroad cab Service.
]. b. HI ltHISOS, y. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pas'r Agent.
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HAMBURG. .AMERICAM

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW K-PARIS-LONDON-ll HAMBURG
+rWlN SCRFW PASNlNHlk SERVICE.
NEW YORK -lIAMBTRG DIRECT
NEW YORk-LuSDOS- S-PARlS-HAMBTRG.
-BEGINSISG APRIL 29iH the steamers
of this Service will touch nt Plymouth and
Cherbourg on the way to Hamburg.
For sang|, etc. apply to
Company office. 81 way. NY. Phone 1871 Broad.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
y SHORT ROT IF TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
X Vim d. O. .ApllI.loA.M X. Frir iroh .... Apl. -
Lain. Tu.. Api.ls, loan. rra>e. tn. .May2 l0A.M.
Ofl.RICHS \ CO., = Bowling Green.
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There IS MONEY in Copper Yes.
But Who Makes It?

o,,..-y"r'.so the late Irving A. Evans OF
anton IN the entire United Verde
H s,.r cents per share. Had he taken
"' .,,, min, would have been his for
.,,rc.,r ,rk took it sts2eo, 900, and to.
,,.,r,s from It Of sia,ooo.oo per
dn .rh,, a cost him-5ooo rer cent,
,,A.,uv,'n'n''
.,s.n .1 ye,r..so Boston h Montana sold for
,,A,v ,,.eli. for 1915. With a capital
,..,,, 81 900 600 it owns r''l estate valued at a
,b,n four millions. has paid in divi'
,,.,.,p til. pas, nine years over 100000 and
.,n,hm.rsseryH o'ss 900 600
rs,nsH Perkins Of Boston one Of the original
=, ,h,, country. had 500 Calumet
v..rslch COS, him 81 per share he sold 1t "'"'
...t.ra, making a good profit. To-day
ss 500 .h.r" " worth over s'"o'0''' M" '"'
i, have amounted to more than $780,.
-, -s.m.n who bought ttat'' has received in
.ims his original investment. and
ea b. til. stock, which he '0"'a sell '0f moro
.,,,., his original Investment. On the
r.,b,nd. tn. man who should buy 300 'hare' OF
a, the market to-day would get
The sun., 1899-04-09
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trsins leave New SorE. foot of Chambers
street follows and five minutes earlier from West
23d s..
Q.O0A. M.-xestihnle Express daily for Bing.
'j.po hamton, Waverlv. Eln4ira. Bn'aiu. bradford.
arrives buffalo p. VI. Faror Gar 10 Butiao.
D.llOr; M:-y".tibple lmtedmfast mail daily;
1:In A. NJ. CHICAGO = y. VI. Sl-opcrs u Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
-,On r. M.-Bufalo and Cleveland Ncstihnled
.oo Express Gaily. arrives Buffalo I:O5 A. NJ.
Bradford 7;2u A. NJ. Jamestown 900 4. NJ. ioungs.
town Iu27 \. NJ. Cleveland $50 p. VI. Scepers to
Buffalo aud Cleveland. Cate hlrary Car.
OIL T.. M.-Dnily solid train for Binghamton.
J.lc Elmira. Waycrly, Chicago. Sleepers to Hor-
rellsvlln Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS. Loo Al TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
! ACCOMMODATIONS at Nj, ll3, 21l. 4ul aud
a57 broadway. 127 Bowery. lEs East l25th st, and
273 West l?5th St, Chambers and West 23d st. fer,
res. NV York, 333 aud $40 Fulton st. nS Broad
way. BROOKLYN i22 River St. Hobok"n, and Jersey
City Station. New York Transfer TO. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence TO destina
ton.
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FRESCH LINE.
ClMPAGhlE GENEnALE IRANSATL ANTIQUE,

DIKFNT LINE TO HAN NKE-FAKIS n IFkANUfT,
Sailing every saturday at 10 \: VI.
From Per NJ. ~, North RIVER foot Morton 81.
La Bretayn,. ... .Arril - La Normandir. Nav
La TuuIainc. April ~ La Champaign" May l3
La Gascoync .... April >" La BretAgne. Nav 20
First,cass passage to Havre. $50 AMI upward:
GeM.l Agtncr lnrL SMmd CaM 3 ~ llMG Green. Ny.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Ct West 2rd, ortlandt and pesbross
streets (snna. 4. H. FeriicsD
Time West 2'rd stI,et oher figures Cortnndt or
Drsbe .scs streets. Daily except Sunuay sunday
unl>. uintr Trains daily.
.S.l5 100 a. NJ. loca; fer EAST0N.
$50, =. 10 A. NJ. For BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and West, and principal local points, Fsrlor
and Dining Cars. Connects for Coal l,ranChrs+.
-t.II.JO. 1900 %oon "sLAok DIAMOND
lied to seating capacity. Due butalo y5i T. NJ; con
meet ing with through SIeepers 10 Detroit and Chicago
o"p For wILEEs.B
t'3.1o' 40 T. M' aud interntdate poiIts.'
T'J, so, 5.l5 =. NJ. Local for MAUCh CHCNK.
+'5.5O 40 T.. NJ. Local EXprcss for EASTON.
$50, go !; NJ. For Buna.o and points west
Through SlcHplnK Cars to Chicago and Toronto.
ToROhIt E6ne but Sleeping Car passenger: carried
$50. $40 I. NJ For ITHACA. Roc HESTER,
rTFTAShO and WGf' S"srlng CS i,%SE hic"SE9 Locals
daily excert sundal; 'ln2', 1850 a c2M ~ to
eomth fIanncd un'v), $50 AN. 's4) and ~ T. n -,
11ickcs and Pullman accommodations at w. ~, E'
Ss5 81 and 1854 broadway. - Union Square West.
$50 Fulton ST, 4 Court d, VS FrOadwHy and brooklyn
Annex Station. Brooklyn.
y. y. Transfer 60. will call for and check tagGage
from hotel ~ residence through TO destination.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y. Y, y. II. 4 H. II. II. aud connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave BY wav % Due
400 NJ, Springfield and Worcester, 3:3O PM
IO,OuA.M., THEW London and Providence .3;5O PM.
siO:O3 AN, New London and Providence 4 20 =. NJ
1900 NJ. SpriNgteld and Worcester. 5:+D M.
/ 900 PM., Air Line. via Willimantic. h;oN PM.
l:O2 pM.. New Iundrn and Providence, 700 Pm
H:uO PM, New LOudon ani prON idcnCeHuu PM,
400 = NJ, springfield and Worcester 1000 PM.
$500 PM, fNcwLundon EndProyidCnccl ;Op Pm.
lI:uu + NJ, Springfield and Worc"It"r, d:I5 AM
$1,000 PM, "Ncw Londun and Prov .dencc .H25 A NJ.
"Ruus hailv, lu"ulnE lnday.
.lB,y state Llmiirh all parlor ears, fare, s.. in
Cludug T. uIur car seat
tAir Line Limited arrives and departs from Palk
Suuar" Station. Boston. Il turn service same hour
and w sam" ,utr. SWIM stop at l21th NJ.
1hroU gh pGrlur ard .rrIIul, ears by each train.
&, r, HEMpSTl.AD, zen Pass. Agent,
The sun., 1899-04-09

4o,.. ~ N.' >'ih"mh,r -, were
,,'' '' : '"N goa "a roupa numbers, and are
w. ,.'S IN tn" n'rsct t, day a, over $3.50 oooo.
=. F Al god properties, hut like the big and
n,. ''''"'''s' they offer no special advantage
purchaser At present market figures.
The sun., 1899-04-09
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.

-lI.!5 4 NJ ln"r tic,65 r. NJ, 1925 Diner :.
Rn 4sH q % EHr":y a%a ,n r"il%hn nishi. NoR
FOIN, fI"..,I =, VI,
Al train- o, . illuminated with Piutsch Ii !ht.
OIhrcs. Ila ~, @El. 43I, l4s4 broadway, %
l,nion 81. W, i2I B"wcH, \; W ~" fn't NJ a. lH'
Graham ny. Frnoklvn, Whitehall Terminal baggage
checked fIom hotel OF residence TO destination.
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ALBANY Evening Line.
TROY BOATS.

Steamer city ut rruy" or "Out" IA l'ayrs West
10th At iirr daily, except SATURDAY II r. W.. con
trains, SUNDAY STEAMERS I'' Ch A NLHANN.
Cntskill. Hudson and C"NSa"ki" Boats
Leav" foot of Christopher ST. daily, cN,"pt sunday,
ats p, VI.
LIVINGSTON LINE. West 10th ST -pullr, J.. NJ,
N SaturdH, r At /. steamers tALDNlN aud RO-
MFR for CrArEtun'., {, rnwall, NeWhUrs. New Ham.
burg. Marlboro Milton. pOngnl,ei,ic Hyde Park,
ksupus Kingston. connecting with |. y u, Il. H. for
all points in I1tshIll Mountain
NEW HAVEN IINE.-picr25, l.. Il. steamers daily
~ rexrrpt sunday. at = T.. NJ, and - midnight,
ID AMSDFLl LINE steamers leave lirr -. " r.,
II foot Franklin st.. for West Point. cola Spring,
Cornwall, Ftshklll Landing and Ncvburs, week
days = +. VI SUNDAY, u A. NJ.
The sun., 1899-04-09

Dr Charles b. Bacon has heen appointed
Deputy Superintendent AZ the Kings County
Hospital at a salary oil 81. 500 year
The sun., 1899-04-09
Steamboats,.
Boston and New EnqIand Points,

VIA SNUND TTNFS. =.
FALL. RIVER LINE, via Newport and Fall
River Leave Pier ~, \. r., foot Of warren St.
week dals only, at 53oP NJ. steamers PLYMOUTH
nnd PILGRIM. brvhcStra ON each.
STONINGTON LINE, Via StOnlnEtrn. Leave
Pier sh. H., foot of Srr,ng ST. week davS only at
'%oEWICH LINE, Via New London. Leave
Pier 81, r foo" Spring 81. week day only. at $50
7 NJ, steamers tty "f Worcester ana Khode island
The sun., 1899-04-09
RED STAR LINE.

NV lUKk--ANT " FKF Jams.
Every Wednesday a - noon.
Southwark April ~ rKcnsingtun April %
Wcsternlud April H. Suordl4nt .....,. MAY
-rhesr ST au,ors carr! only second and third class
passengers Ht low rates.
lNTERNAIluNAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and IL. ~ II. ONCE. Il Bowling Green.
The sun., 1899-04-09
OLD DOMINION LINE.

For Oil Point comfort. Norfolk Newport News.
Portsmouth. Pmncr's Point and R'chm"nd. Va con
meeting for Petersburg. Richmond. Virginia Beach.
Washington, u. c. and entiIe S"uth and West.
Frelglt and Passenger steamers sail from liSr 2H.
North River. foot NJ Echh ST, Mon. lu"sr We'd
Thurs Fra. 3 J.. NJ. Sat. 4 =. NJ SUNDAY = 7. NJ
W l.. GIILLAl DEAt, Wee Pres. and Truitc Mgr.
The sun., 1899-04-09
CUNARDLlNEv!FA VA Fo 9TEENs59TS 9fTJtHS6SI,

FrOm PlOI 40 y. X. fINf IIarkSOn 81. =
Etruria April 10, "A VI. TINT ria Arril ~. s. A. NJ
Camparia, April - M. T.uCania ... May Is. T. NJ
VERNON II. BRUWN& co. Gen < Bowling Green
The sun., 1899-04-09
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

sCHEDI LIE n EFFE,T NONEM Err 20. 1875.
Lcayr New Norl,, Whitehall Terminal South Ferry
anl inut "f lhrrtv street
.DOl,. Except sunday, ASundRys,
CHICAGO ~ 80 \ NJ. from Liberty street only.
"l:2" =. Vi, and 'l@:l5 night.
rIrT-h re- .r4:3u A, Nj. from Liberty street
only 5.I3 r. r. VI ~ T. MINT N .,.,,p ~
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ocean Steamers.
AMERlCAN LINE.

FAST ENPKESS SERVICE.
NEW rTHAMPfON-LONDON
Calling WrsIbuund at therbourE.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A. N.
St. Louis .... April /. St Louis. May
Paris ........ April ~ Paris .........,. May
Npw Work. n PAM NAV
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YORK; K-QUEENSToWN-LIV IVERPooL
Rritannc. April -. noon tvmrIc April ~, 2 p NJ.
Tcmtonic April II" noon Majestic. May 3, noon
For passage. freight apd general infnrmntiCn ap'
ply to WHITE SIAh IL J.,
pier AZ. North River Othce. y Broadway. New York.
The sun., 1899-04-09

lini.ol amount ~ the capital Fto'k ~ the Val
Verde Copper Co. I'd ma he "ht@lned now "'
q, ou per share; par value S1.OO fnll pa AMI non
aHstssille,
Arbitration will ho made t. La t III stock listed
ON the Boston Stock E.rhant'.
subscription binAs pr"sp" 'iu', ctr.' mailed on
request or may lie obtained "nr "N'"s, "1-
pusTON STDCk EXCHANGE. y 'ston, N s., VII" {
specimens II the nlc sm'l;rr ret rms, m7p~ &c
MAY also be- SEN.
L,hy Mc Imjtrd 'Ss"r n.''"r' '' cH" IL
oLtujpcd q, tiis prize, cft" "h'rh "o "'o"i
wjIbc soid oi hss hom par, mosj"D !oomp
nrrlicniiop cGrisab'" I" "ccw" sh"r'S 4"
SLm
Ch,cSs mad, ,,Aiie - tn" "'d'r Of Va! We'd
CoL,rr , o., l. d., sAuuld ACCOM- IN, arplha lo-s'
The sun., 1899-04-09

PRINTED MATTER. Hc,-German steamers sailing
on Tue sdays take Printed Matter. SC, for Cor
mauv, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter
&C. Ior other parts Of Elrope. Amriicsn and
White Star steamers Oh Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cnnard French and
q r!nan stetmers saturdays tax" PRINTED
Matter Sc, for all countries for which tucy are
advertised to carry mail.
After the closing of the Snpplemenay Transatlantic
Mails nahlph above, additional supplementary
mail. are opened on the piers Of the American.
English. French and German steamers and re
man opea until within Ten Minutes of the hour
of sailing Of It amer,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-05-13
A Uniform Resolution
Needed.

At meeting of Toronto cergy-
men, Rev. J. q. Colemand, a color
ed Methodist minister, delivered
an address strongly denouncing
lynching and appealing to clergy
men everywhere to use whatever
influence they possess to put an
end to these ssbrutalities.'
II appears to us that a uniform
resolution is needed, that could be
adopted by all these meetings that
are being held throughout the
North and Canada, and we suggest
the following:
Whereas, 1t has come to our
knowledge that our brethren in the
South are being lynched for the
rape and murder of white women
and girls, therefore be it
Resolved, That we call upon the
people everywhere to put a stop
to these brutallties, in order that
our brethren may hereafter con-
tinue to rape and murder white
women and girls in the South, with
the assurance that they will be
protected in their rights, and not
be lynched for SO doing.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-05-13
The Longest and Shortest
Sermon.

The longest sermon on record was
preached by the Rev. Isaac Barrow,
puritan preacher Of the seventeenth
century, who once delivered ser
mon in Westm,niste- Abbey, lasting
three hours and . half; and the
shortest sermon ever preached was
perhaps the sermon winch Doctor
Whewell was fond Of repeuting from
the text, "Man is born unto trouble
Us the sparks fly upward"
The sermon occupied barely q
minute in delivery, the following
being a verbatim report:
II shall divide the discourse into
three heads: l. A mans ingress
into the world. 2. His progress
through the world. 8. HIS egress
out Of the world.
''Firstly, his iDgress into tue
world Is naked aud bare.
Secondly, his progress through
the world is trouble and care.
s'Thirdly, his egress out OF the
world is nobody knows where.
"TU conclude
III we live we'll here, we shall live
we'll there.
II can tell you no more il l
preached q year" Then he gave
the benediction. philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-05-13

People who complain that their
eyes get tired while engaged in
such pursuits as writing or sewing
might try the ingenious invention
of Glasgow journalist. Finding
that his eyes became so tired that he
could not write only with great
difficulty, he hit upon the plan of
having some stripes of colored pa
per pasted on his desk close to the
lnkstand, SO that every time he
wanted a dip Of ink his eyes fell
upon the colored strips. The re-
suit was surprising, and the in
yentor claims that by this simple
device he not only avoided the use
of glasses, but also improved his
sight.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-05-13
Bayou Laconbe
MAY 10, 1899.

MAY 10, 1899.
Editor st. Tammany FARMER:
Our little town is SO dry ut present
that few rain drops would be con-
sidered as blessing to us all.
On Tuesday morn, May 3, Reverend
Father Ayers aud Holy Father Of the
Jesuits celebrated mass in the St.
Cecilia's Church, which was attended
with great devotion.
The children of this place following
the instructions of catechism, will take
the first Holy Communion on May 30th.
Miss Tlllie Cousan will shortly leave
for the city, where she will spend q
couple of weeks at Miss Henrietta
Gordon's most hospitible home, after
which Miss II. Gordon will accompany
her back to Bayou Lacombe, to spend
the summer months.
Reverend Brother Osborne has been
giving some professional services al
Mrs. Todd's for the benefit of the
Methodist souls.
Mr.. Dorville Cousin has reopened
his brick yard, which no doubt will be
very beneficial to the place this summer
Many kind wishes to the Editor Of
the st. Tammany FARMER.
WHITE LILY.