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poLIcE ASKED TO FIND A CLERK

e-,prrD ITO GO TO A BANK AND DIsAP-
FEARED
r.,.s g. sheldon lawyers Of No. 81 Broadway
..tes the police 20 help them find their miss
inr steaorrarher Frederick A. Taylor VINO on
wednesday last. after leaving the Office os'ens.oy
-, s,ro- si.. ~ tie firms money IN bank, disaP-
reared Taylor who Us twen-y-eisht years old h"'
been IN me employ Of the firm for TWO oI three
years and had th@ confidence ~ ms emroyer
..t4. yae an expert s,enographer" said Mr. Davis
,.s..-ia, afternoon. "aud did a good deal q out
Side work lie earned $50 month. and had access
to our safe and Nbrary. When he asked u We re
Guentiy advanced money 10 laylqr r. .as' Hr
T.,inr ~ Washington. practising a~}'r there
7 -l4I have Tayl0rs case laid before me 'ianu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
NEW TREASURY ORDER ~ EFFECT.

The following Treasury Department order was
,..,ad Yesterday az the local Sub-Treasury
Payments OF paper currency IN Ne~-CiIs.ar' re
cei- gold certificates Will De mace gi-S ~ " h.
f.,i i tender notes deposited with ihls once oe
..lfas frev must boz received fnc deAli"Seu 4" F'
Hi, .'i' 'T ofhtrs In your city desiring 20 make
s,,rn deposits viii bee required 70 pa5 cps
- ~ hauk,r-' rates from New lOrk ~ W ASH
tr@+6n Is cents per Sl.ry and from Wa-hl.st." ~
~ev-0r,eans 70 cents per Xyv. in an; q ~ III ys
q ~ THE express charges. s. 10 per sl"y' sii9-ls
e. fnclo-ed with the remittance oi notes arc u
5esir@d The Assistant Treasurer oi me nltea
~ Nev-Orl-ans Will be wired 20 make pay
,,.rf lut IN that event ~ cents additional should
b. incl0sed 90 pay for telegram
The New-York banks have 10 The past been able
10 make NeW Orleans transfer ny depositins funds
al tl. SuI-Irea-lry here. currency % uu riuiAa-
lent amount being shipped from w asalnston g.
Nfv-frirars for tl-IE account The new order VIII
irere.s. tie expense 10 the local banks Of making
such remittaaces By 81 cents per N.oU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
cTATE CARE OF ROADS.
BONDS RECOMMENDATION
p"AI- OF GREATER ATTENTION.

NSND Co.. r-~s,-eer Rond is paving
.v oct Estate h"e'"N' -
AoS'.,.entlon 10 the matter OF construction o'
raj sue"'a has lust issued bulletin calling
- roads sh1 "" 80. cara altar the
~..or 70 the necessity % go
sttrHV" .rsrrilrtec he says.
AS ere c'"s' .,..,,n,. s,,htectea n
4, q, the country are con. n'o'-'N ~ ,,blsiS
2oaes ~ Of the elements. me Wcat ~ ny -
,s se.ssess feet and the .ealII9al i..'u'ae -
b BON passing loads Ine'fioit @.,ei d 80
tytd - accepted hy the state LIs'iyvl a. ON.
IS esr6 turned over 10 the einS,is o. eg LII;
,sieo g. that The duties OF '"e "'. s 4o"'.'
IS ne ana 80 depencs or 1i,' 81. a. 80
prn's.ts lie o. the roao VIII -, ' ,n' i
ihsi - The money wisely on HalN. '4-".ISe Vl IL
~ s9S5i' allow tle road 10 oeie'io'"'e anu hl"he
xpsnsive el'"..-,r has been made IN the Higbie-
as 10 = s.~ such maintenance. aside from
.-msic.s i- Section 81, AL persons owning
be pToNis't0---..-r on such ROADS SO improved or
ro2eTV 49,. shan thereafter pay all highway
es11e l.N-~c-- ....irs. them ~ money. IN the
t1es ass '.r,,.-ee tv Jaw" 81 may be well 10
:snleI n1 g t.r'lls methods FL vogue 10y which
rcslder iAr s-.-r setariOrafinc This suhiocf
PADS can .e ,Ns.-..ool in European countries that
! 50 We. rt s.~trrr for the cause OF the ex-
o. 4sf
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tLfpn1Nr cLrB wlvrs FENER HorRS.

The Elephant Labor club = paper rulers.
branch ~ the international Association - Book
binders viii hold meeting a. 40. - Fearl-st
next Wednesday might. to discuss the demand ~
the club for nine hour workday. which IS 20 90
into effect on November The union s. called the
Elephant Club because "a variety II paper known as
elephant paper is largely used Ia the trade some
Il Tie members object 10 the name. as 10 mas
caused people % think that they were employed DO
reraz-rrs " animal stores j. j. possible that inc
name ~ the club Will be changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
couyG TEST OF THE MILLER coyVEYER.

The board which If 20 test the Miller conVeye'
f,r coaling az sea consists Of Lieutenant Oo"-
mand,r A I Rose senior member and Lleu'S-''
amt. Bernadou and Washington all OF the IL,
diana After the experiments with the "a'0'''
system OF wireless telegraphy the Dat"e','P
Nassa -huseits and the collier Maroeius VI" =,
l,r on a moderate sea. The coal il
80 hr elevated cables. operated as 10
maintain a constant defective. irrespective OF M NJ
',erh and roll Of the TWO vessels IL Sie 49, b
cent ties. In The Newly Orh Na'? - IN
--,,,sired AZ sea the capacity OF me uilF'' VII"
a.. s,raet hiny ike thirty tons an noun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
LARGE QUANTITIES or MILK STOLEN.

Newark y j. oct. &-Edward sanderson.
W, was arrested on complaint u Edward Har-
rison. Mortcair dairyman was arraigned to-day
and held In S2or bail tor the Grand Jury Ball
,vas furnished and the prisoner was released.
Harrison alleges that Sanderson entered into
conspiracy with john Harkey A driver employer
~. the dair,nlan and d,fralded him out Of Isl 2Ss
a1arte of milk valued ~ D7i5 % T. was charger
fh9f the thefis extended over a period from NO
vember 1897. 70 August Z. 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
TEACHERS
WANTED.

t-sot Ps'sons holding a" or q" certificates 10
lproi,,r.l ne Borough Of brooklyn. who desire
q he s, ID The grammar or primary grades
win. Aell Borough. are requested 10 send
fFTr,r1 Delay 10 lie BOROTGH SUPERIN-
WAryiL OF SCHOOLS. MIR. EDWARD q.
pllost'. Al l3l LIVINGSTON STREET ap-
and r@H. Tor appointment stating their names
the, s.iences. the certificates they hold and
Tie i "a perence, II any, IN teaching (a) within
o. sjsa .us Of the present City Of New York, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
ARIzONA'S PLEA FOR STATEHOOD.
RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY GOVERNOR
MURPHY ~ HIS ANNUAL REPORT.

RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY GOVERNOR
MURPHY ~ HIS ANNUAL REPORT.
WASHINGTON. Oct Ex-Governor Murphy % Ar
zora In his annual report TO the Secretary Of the
Interior renews MS plea for Statehood, saying Il
had been denied 10 Arizona because Of sectional
prejudice. ignorance imaginary partisan policy and
selashness" Other recommendations are for ces-
sion Of al the public lands within Arizona 20 the
Territory or State. pending which the Territory
should be authorized 20 lease the grazing lands,
The survey OF all lands within the Territory. es-
pecally the railroad grants. FOR taxing purposes
the establishment Of mint or assay Office there;
amendment q the act q June r ls65 as 10 T'sht
~ v,av for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com
"a nv so as 10 permit the taxing Of track and su
perstrllctures on the right Of way, Increase or
ssie~ies of me Federal Judges. creation u tfth
ma cal district. creation by Congress Of com
mission for chronological and archaeological re-
seorob IN Arizona and Congressional approQria-
fion 70 paw the Governors and Secretaries OF Ter
rfrories the salaries allowed them by law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
Rrs5Dryrs STAND By POSTMASTER.

Norwood y J. oct 2s.-Pos'master James Court
land ~ this place against whom inspectors from
Washington made charges of neglect Of duty has
succeeded IN holding hts place. As there was no
other charge brought against the postmaster MS
village associates desired thar he be retained and
nov interested a number Il influential men. VINO
vent no Washington ana succeeded ~ having me
charges dismissed Postmaster CORTLAND mas nad
charee o., the Office for more than twenty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
REPORT on HUDSON HOUSE or REFrGE.

pLTSfBIA COUNTY GRAND JURY PRAISES MAN
ACENENT OF INSTITUTION
Albany. oct. 2s-The Columbia County Grand
hly has inspected the House % Refuge for Won
: a. Hudson. and has reported back 70 the
'ourt thst r. found that order and cleanliness
rsvan everywhere n The institution and that
r. inmates aye carefully instructed The fury also
d0piei resolution 70 ,he effect that The irstitu-
:ln Is ea1ef3 ly and conscienuously managed and
credit 90 fra State
Secretary Hebberd Of the State Board Of Char
Is aae Professor y +. Mills chairman % the
3'ard NJ Managers. had conference with the
ilternor and Controller relative 10 the affairs ~
r institution. Afterwar5 Secretary Hebberd an
.Q-rce1 tra- plans would be submitted for the con-
t-uc.or p isolation steel cells for the incarcera-
.1- % urr-.y Inmates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
BIG JUDGMENT STILL STANDS.

JUSTICE MAREAN TO WRITE An OPINION on THE
PEEKsKILL TROLLEY CASE.
In the Supreme Court a; White Plains yesterday
me case OF sanderson < Porter who recently OBJ
tanned judgment for NSo0 against the Peekskill
Traction Company. was brought up by counsel FOR
the company. who sought 70 have the judgment set
side Sanderson K Porter built the trolley line IN
Peekskin last spring. and were 70 be paid upon
tho complotion or their work. Not receiving
thef- money the firm brought suit. secured judg-
ment for the sum mentioned. and caused Frank
FRYE. Of Peekskill 10 be appointed receiver.
The company wanted the judgment vacated upon
the ground mat the road was never properly com
Melted and that the contractors had failed 70
s.~,.b s,e,o,ent cars The plaintiffs now want to
s.n rha road 10 satisfy their claim.
Justice Narean denied the application, put SAID
that he would write an opinion regarding the
fnal DISPOSITION OF the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

,r-,,..y. Oct %-A''orney General Davies today
lo--... eohn + Mason % Rome. 2 Deputy At
,. 1''eiai 70 IFS Office at salary q 81 O00
A.. 'i'.ii,1ert VIZ take effect on November :.
s,a,s - ~ l2' some zine has been employed BY tie
Canal ~. .'- counsel 20 assist IN the disposal q
81 NeSs u was found that In order 20 give
i-4se ol' proper standing n court !n handling
follow 49, tf appointment as a deputy should
'~'e '.e aouon % the Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
In rIcINE ~ DECIsION.

ALBANY oct oh II. Lyman state Commits
sior.r u Excise. reports that n stay Of proceed
,nes mas been granted by Judge Nann of the Court
Of Appeals pending The hearing ana deter animation"
- -. ,,r reargt,nl.nt In the case u Lyman
st,sinsf Inc Malcolm Brewing company, % wAlch d
decision was recently made ~ the court OF APP ais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
DrBLINs MAJOR 70 VISIT ALBANY.

b. 70 & Oai . Ex-Governor Roosevelt on Noveu-
Nc. va entertain a. dinner Daniel Talon Lord
O. O; Dublin and John J.. Redmond NJ p
vii = 70 a previous engagement The Governor
3 be te-s .-t io preside az the Parnel. meeting
"'-l n This cify on that date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. OCTOBER a.

MONDAY OCTOBER a.
vessels For Line Mails close. vesse. sails
l.. Ell4verde. Havana. Spanish. i0vI-7
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81
X Wrr der Crosse Bremen / 83Da m 1000 m
Cralnl-tte New " rgau-..-.. 800
4 moulin. ".ar-~fa clyde 300
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER l.
Tauro-t- TJve-rl1l White ...... l2Oc m
$ Louis SOUTHAMPTON. American. o.. 1000 a
Naordtant Antwerp Red star. .... 90. II
N.giianca. Havana. y y s. cubs. ..... Zoo 800
ltaaka Tamr.c0 \ y Cuba ..... 90 p ~ 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

Lieutenant Cun1r Erade' r. BEl.NNAP + promoted
% lieutenant ithe Ranger.
Lieutenant MORGAN : detached from the Navy Nafd
Washington and ordered home on sick leave for three
months
Roar Admiral p J. CROMWELL Is detached as command
AM y the naval station, Havana and ordered nome To
await orders.
lieutenant c. F HUGHES is ordered home ana . a"a'
orders.
csn-sin C. c REITER is detached from he Naval ar
College and ordered 70 command fhe Fhiladei1hia
r,s,-,ra-. " " WHITE j. detached from the Wash
lnrton Navy Yard and ordered 20 Bureau - steam
Engineering
r-,tr MACARTHUR is detached from the Machas and
risrai =. The Sllace November t'r passase 20 ne
Aslauc station.
Ensign y DUNCAN Is detached from the teNas an
ordered to the s0lace November tor passas" t me
Aslatc Station
r,rslrr PERRILL Is detached from ne Ne"- org
and ordered 20 me Solace NoNeln"el '' f
o. the Asiztlc station
Asss.ar. surgeon r SPEAR IS detached from me ~
y,-k ana ordered on sick leave tof w. months
C,r,ar p WHITE is detached from command u me
s5elreIs and ordered home and 20 await orders
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z & W
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
gunre y Sunset ol Mon rises ana a. Moons axe -
HIGH WATER
4 M-sansy Hook 3 SO COY Island : y Hell Gate "a
PM-sandy HOOK f0- Coz, Island "a Hell Gate BIB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

4 large number OF passengers arrived IA TINS
port yesterday from Europe. Fog delayed them al
more or less but they all landed before night
sorne % those on the American liner 81. Louis,
eror, SOUTHAMPTON and Cherbours. We're:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
KANSAS CITY PITTsBURG AND GULF.
NOTIFICATIONS ~ THE REORGANIZATION Plan
-,.,,.- e7rCl-r,ttgr rrps WILL GET

KANSAS CITY. PITTSBURG AND GULF.
,,on7r1~A ATOMS ~ THE REoRGANIzATIoN PLAN
WHAT STOCKHOLDERS WILL GET
PHILADELPHIA oct D CspecaD one Of the repre-
sentatives OF the Kansas city. Pittsburg and Gun
characterization Committee says that the modihca-
tions n the reorea nzation plan contemplate among
other things an issue ~ per cent bonds instead
~ per cent bonds as provided for in the Philadel-
nhia committees plan AS originally published The
present first mortgage bondhoders are 70 receive
In exchange sor each 8 per cent 5000 bond. hFe
shares q new preferred stock and g % IN the ne"
3 Der cent bonds The holders of the old Plttsourg
and Gulr stock are 20 bee assessed 81 share ana
are 10 receive s24oO0Oo0 OF the 100000 new COM
mon stock and 81 90 mo OF the preferred stock,
this Advancement representing practically an ex-
change Of share FOR share AS The stock OF the old
companv all common amounted 10 100000 The
holders OF the stock Of the Kansas City Suburban
Belt Railroad under the original plan Of the Phla-
delphia committee we're get three shares OF the
new preferred stock and one share Of the new COM
mon for every four shares of their present holdings
but the modified plan It IS said here reyer-es this
proportion giving the Suburban Bolt stockholders
three shares Of the new common and one share Of
the new preferred stock FOR each four shares OF
their present stock II f. believed that the Suhur-
han Belt Company stockholders Will not assent 10
this change II they 90 not. their company Will. or
one important result being that the Kansas city
Pittsburg and Gulf road as reOrganlzed. would en-
ter Kansas City tv some other terminal line than
the Kansas city and suburban Belt. as at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
INCOMING STEAMERS.


Vessel FROM ->."e
pr...sr, para October II. .............. Boz ID
Kansas city ansen October SAVANNAH
I.ta4sa .lil .raltar October 10 .Ne4ferr an-an
FL p1rad1 N-W-Orleane October - Morgan
GIBRALTAR October l+....... Anehor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
ARNY And NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. oct. 2s-The following Army and
Navy orders have been Issued

NacnlnRtOn, oct 8-Ihe following army ana
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
By si5ss,2n q the Secretary q war Msjor JOHN
from the operation Of orders to the Transyaai
Inc sssis s8sF' A "a g49' NJ sIsha
LLFR%yS om 6fgyFR ara rom S'S company 70
Company /.
pay the troops a; Camp Meade
,rop. '' at Fort McHenr5 North Poln- Fort ARMS
Psrs s" a5s at s For Pg sy Fort %
Mao HAMILTON. $ WALLACE Faymas,,,er VII ,, pay
and at For- a. ws sfi HS'''' fo''
First Lieutenant ARTHUR r. CARkNNE. 4Sth Infantry.
VIII proceed TO Fort 'rho.aas for assignment.
An Army Board appointed a, Manila
Detail. Brlgaaer General ROBERT II. HALL colonel
EI%AFP wI TIsT0 Mc az 4E' sh r ana,
Major WILLIAM u. CORBJ SER surgeon Major
RoBMAN. 2oth mann S1s ~ Major WILLIAM !
h0ssf suTgeqn MAO wA ~ = an
tain CHARLES C. WOODWARD ON ARTILLERY re-
Chaplain WILLIAM D MKINNoN viii proceed to san
Francisco ~ assignment
Frs, Lieutenant GEORGE y LEE sots lo..ta,r' VII
report 20 the commanding officer 47th InfaniM ~
duty with that regiment until rs arrlt al IN the Fh
pines whore he VIII Join he own regiment
Captain WILLIAM cRozIER. Ordnance Department. Wi
proceed 70 NtH- igrH ,i'l ~ TINE - -. ,,.~i,
officer - troops u me field and tor slch otn~i -4f
the commanding general may assign him
CAPTAIN WIIDs p RICHARDSON s'h Infantry. VIII ion
his company AZ F1rf smelling
Captan AARON p BRIGHT. ash Infantry. will report
T. his regfmentai commander ,or assignment
Second Lieutenant GEORGE GARRITTY 2ifh infantry
Will report 20 RE regim"ntai commander FOR duty
Second Lleu,eaan, RICHARD " CORWINE 3lsf Infantry
Will report 20 his resmenial eommanar fof assign
uent.
CAPTAIN JOSEPH G BYRON. assistant quarrerraster.
VII assume charge u tho quarfernasfer's property
and hufiness tho transport Plrt stephens and Pro
coed thereon to Manila. and report 20 The comnanllns
general Department u The Pacific for transport or
other duty under bis direction
Captain CHARLES l. STEELE lsth Infantry Is fellr.ei
from recruiting duty in New YORK CITY. AMI Will pro
cssd Fort Bayard f0r treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
Announcements.

"SYOSSET"
A wide seamel Collar
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E. W.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-09-28

writer in the Journal des Debats
complains OF the process OF degrade
ton which is going on In the French
language. The peasantry, for instance,
frequently speak Of the ass, humble
partner In their daily toll, as "the min
lster." and other words OF dignlfied
import are applied to equally humble,
IL not actually base. uses.
The same tendency, however, appears
to be showing itself In Germany, where
the title monarch" passes current In
modern slang as a designation fol
tramps and footpads. The other day q
noncommissloned officer in charge OF
barracks at Danzig addressed this
term to troublesome private just as a
captain happened to be passing. The
latter at once reported the incident
and the barrack master was brought
before the magistrates on a charge OF
"leze majesty"
Evidence was adduced TO prove that
In east Prussia rascal" and mon
arch" were convertible terms, so that
the court acquitted the prisoner, al
though he loses his rank and his pen
sion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-09-28

When last In New York, Carnegie
had bitter experience with a messen-
ger boy. whose hardness in delivering
business message came near upsetting
deal OF great importance. Referring
to this incident while at dinner with
friends that evening, he told Of an Office
boy who worked for him many years
ago when he was of far less importance
In the commercial world.
James" said Mr.. Carnegie. twas
willing boy. but his ability as slut
terer was simply wonderful. and | Of
ten found it more convenient to attend
to little errands myself than to wait for
his explanations One day neighbor
wanted to send nice note clear across
the city. and permitted James to carry
1t for him. The trip was long one,
and James was gone quite three hours.
When he returned. asked him how
much he had charged for his services.
".Fi-f fl fl fi-fi fl fifteen c-c-c.centsr
was the gasping reply.
"'Why didn't you make II quar-
teri | asked.
al c-c-c-c-c-conld-c -couldn't
s-s-s.s-say it. he replied. with tears a.
we'll as hyphens in his voice.
Right then | made mp my mind
never to give any one my services with
out first making sure that could recits
my price without suffering. and
never have. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-09-28
TRUTH AND A TRUNK.
Look Out For baggage IL Woman
Tall A0m IL IAn'I HEAVY.

Look Out For HakRaKe IL n woman
Tells Nou Ii Isnt Heavy.
! know "A woman who travels around
the country With Il trunk as big as a
house. Protests of husband and friends
are of no avail, and II seems TO me the
ease is a perfectly proper one for the
Antlcruelly society. When | mention.
ell this To the lady with the trunk, she
said, But they are only To look after
children and animals.
perhaps they can twist their con-
sttution 10 get the baggageman under
the head OF animals and prosecute
you"
She did not appear at all dlscom-
posed. The last time she went away
| groaned for the eXpressman. The
house WAS ia an awful turmoil. aud
the trunk was ON the third floor.
IT'S not very heayy.'sI heard her
say. At the remark the expressman
Immediately called his helper from
the wagon. 81 always know what that
MEANS" he said, with "A knowing nod
10 the maid When lie got up stairs
he could hardly lift one end. "Never
failed" he said when they say It's
light it's dead sure to be heavy. They
don't mean it, but they cant tell the
truth about trunk. don't know
whether they think we don't know
about weight or We'll charge them less
II they say It's light, or what, but we
always look out for the trunk that's
anllad lIohf uhan ha and his hplnpf
tngged and pulled and jammed holes
In the wall as they went down stairs
Philadelphia Press.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-09-28
"olL PAINTINGS"
Those That Cost DO Cents Apiece an
sell For -.


sell For -.
Most of the cheap oil paintings"
said the picture dealer, are done by
Italians ON the east side In New York.
They work Ia their living rooms, and
most OF the paintings have several
half grown children AS assistants. The
wholesale dealers have number OF
such artists ON their books aud agree
10 take all they can do, the firm sup
plying the canvas. but not the paints.
OF course the pictures are done rapid
ly.
An expert will range six or eight
eanyases ON shelf that Is used In
stead OF an easel and generally has
colored print tackled up above as copy.
Then he proceeds to rapidly block In
the subject. \ fayorite scene is a
mountain lake with ruined temple 10
the foreground. He will Indicate the
lake, the sky and the mountains with
out attempting any details and pass on
TO the next canvas. BY the time he Is
through with the last one the paint on
the first Is dry. and he proceeds in the
temple. Meanwhile his helper Is put
ting In all the small accessories. and
by the time daylight wanes the row
will be done. BY this system of work
Ing the artist does not have TO be con-
tlnually changing his brushes, and he
loses no time In waiting on the drying
OF pigment.
I'VE sell such a picture as he would
turn out at about 81, Including frame,
the net cost OF the canvas TO the deal
er being In the nelghborhood OF 80
cents. The workman gets 40 cents
apiece for his paintings. and most OF
them average 500 day year In and
year out. | know one man who makes
inst double that amount. but he has
two clever children. As you may see.
, some OF the pictures are by no means
I devoid Of merit In spite of their slap
dash handling. In fact. good many
Of the 10 cent artists occupy their
leisure In doing artistic things which
they may or may not be able TO sell.
The others bring IN steady income
aud keep the pot boiling. "-New Or.
leans Tlmes-Democrat.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-09-28

Kawaihae's one remaining point of
interest is the ruins, back on the hill,
of a temple OF refuge built by Kane
hameha the Great. 1t is the very last
OF the helaus, where In the old days,
during strife. the peaceful sought and
obtained immunity from harm-for
into these temples a man might not
pursue an enemy. This ruin indicates
very substantial structure, in paral-
telegram form, about 900 feet long by
100 wide. Entrance is gained through
a narrow passage between two high
walls. and the Interior Is laid OF In
terraces and paved with smooth, nat
stones. The wall up hill is feet high,
and ON the down hill side 20 feet high,
and both are ~ feet thick at base
Caspar Whitney In Harpers Weekly.