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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
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SAIENGX CHAXcERY OF NEW

MASTERS SALEM CHANCERl OF NEW
JERSEY Between he Farmers Loan and trust
,ompany 81. conpsinant- an Hni-oH rlnnsl Rail.
MORTGAGE grsnises. &c.-R stsInaole Ma Tern lsss
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN ia, ~ p1r.asa,. u .
decree 10 ne above sntte. eas,e Ani ~ .ui,s ., .n,
above siast wit 20 n.e eire-,-i and asii,sr.s ',s
Of the nf-re o. Hudson Tunnel Railway cern-
Na1,A Rty.r IN Jersey iry Hu-oo county New I-r~y.
Tuesday The -cond Say ~ MAY. q y lsse ~ fSess
described rights AMI franensss ~i'h the
sppurtsranrss that h % SAY. ,
tunnel. s ine- u rilvsv lTeaa, consirue,ed row
IN NJ CONSTRUCTION sn which sad tunnels are nov
tunnels ext-ndlng from New CIV ~. stare n
New York Jersey 'r' IN ne STATE = N"s I-rssl "
shops engnehose. ~srhcn.s- fr~sh houses snd efssr
not sSc.enr 80 $40 sausrs feet IN ~ CITY q S.v
stock ma hirery tools nnpisnr~nts materials fuel srs
eaupenfs aDpsirfsnsnc-s s1f persens rrpp~ry
% nature. and lnd description sha sewer nor
April l-es held acquired b, TIE Huson Tunn~i Rail
company. together WITH Al snf singular re isns-
way, branches snts AMI rrss~- -thsr thereof ~
lonsss -. ~ an . W., s'rs. -. ,ol ,nsor.,
ana prcfts her~of snd also AT 80
and demand whatsoe''r a. vel a. hN 40 N -ahln. ~
Hudson Tunnsl RAILWAY COMPANY. ~ N ans 70
,.s.e - sS al S prSper gs. ana ,rss'sls.
granted 70 ~ conferred upon the ssf Hudson Tunns
Dated March - 1929. ..,
Master IN chancsry ~ Ven Jers-r
Solicitor far Compliments.
20 MONTGOMERY s'r-"i
rne ale Of IN. Above described properly hereby 81,
Dsied Ma ? Isso
master m chancery 'or View jersey.
HENRY WHITE.
Solicitor f-r 'nnplrinarfs
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WHICH tas stpve d~-sr-t>a Proc~rty - eotf r.
SIS 60 IS Vtth from ne AMI day ~
Aprr together WIN SD advances
ing ss1s 20 from MAY is9o t,zethsr
with tn expenses - no sale
The approx mate amount - faxer asss.smsnts Or ciher
which ti1ssd tfe purchaser 81 ths
purchase MONEY paid bs fhs Referee. - 81 oo and
interest
Dated Ma ,
AUGUSTUS H. vANpERPoEL Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
DireCtOr>i
TO THE BoNDHoLDERs OF
Tho Hscker-JoneS-JsWsIl Milling Company

Tho United STATES FLOUR NLLIN' '" -..- .,.
49, --,,-,ze8 m the z7th day RI April. l'''' u'-..
"as -... - ~ey, Jersey. and has since scq1'''
-. -te,,hs OF the ertre oarita STOCK 81
tIr~t,rr-JoNEs JEWELL MiLiH" 'oMFA'' g.,
80 r,,Iis looted m sv-acuse Buffalo. Milwaukee
uerior and Minneapolis. bod
I-,ser ths arreeuen. with rho stockholders ana '.-
s,,s.-s all N the above mentioned stock and 'a--
--+,o, ~ the bonds ~ the HE'hLi' d. ~
-I,-rT1 vrrrrcc COMPANY have been 'Xe'lahN
.,-,,ob ,hs FRANKLIN TRUsT COMPANY ior ~,
new s.ock and bonds q The UNITED STATES
MILLING COMPANY. and t is. IN our opinion. u.
-. - ell n.il4rs Of the securities u the HE,hHN
r,,-rs JEWELL. MILLING COMPANY. 70 convert mem
80 ,be securities n The company as TapiaS "
possible. ,.,.- n, the
,.,-rrrr, STATES FLOUR MILLING COMPANY can ~
l,,a,,ed at the office u the FHANkLlN 4kDS4 '
pANy Montague street. Rrook>n
Dated May 9Th. 1899 ,,.yD
GEORGE II. sOITHAHD'
WILLIAM 4. NASH.
{. GERHARD MOLLEh'
Committee.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
Kansas CITY. Pittsburg & Gulf K. K. 70.

,.., s-os,ts u stocks and bonds above named Will
30 received By The Mercantile Trust company u '
c,. ., New York until further notice. under an as'ee
,.,, comics n which may be obtained at the once o'
the Trust Company. 49, ,o,
Securities may he withdrawn by noh-aSs'"''e =,
o- il, the plan of Readjustment shall not prove 70 o.
satisfactory 20 them. $500, ..
An amount equal the interest maturing Ap'" 49,
1899 will be advanced 20 depositlng bondh7lders
The Committee IL Of the opinion that no int""sen'
plan ~ Raadustment can formulated until physcal
examination showing the % the property ana an
examination Of the accounts shall have been completed
The result Of such examinations will form proper basis
for plan Until the recent changes in the personnel OF
this Committee and Recevershp. satisfactory arrange
rnents could not be made such examinations Al the
request o. and in conjunction with the representatives
Of the Amsterdam bondholdes expert accountants have
appointed examine the books and accounts ana
an expert has appointed for the physical ex
animation The plan will be formulated az soon as these
examinations shall have been completed
Negotiable receipts will be issued by The Mercantile
Trust Company, and application for their listing On the
New York stock Exchange will Be made In due course
ERNST THALMANN,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
T.. II. HARTMAN,
j. LOWBER WEIGH,
JAMES sTILLMAN.
GEORGE COPPELL,
W. l.. Bull,
W. r.. GLIN.
" z. CULVER Counsel
ALVIN ". KRE~H Secretary 100 Boadvay
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70 = 1ST-PY DEPARTMENT. ONCE supervis-

I'M Architect washington. r. g hprl = NTH
FAILED PROPOSALS. will b@ received a. ~ -,
o,cD~t = 81 IN the 22nd DAY 4 MAY Isy' an - -
opened for the Plumbing marble arc ss ss,,e, Ei.
Ians Sex York Harbor n accordance ~i,h ~. -
lst''., a,t,ns ropies % which be had A. ms
80 - IN. ofncs % Boring Ilton ~
York city JAMES Nun 'Ni'''
-..L.lr.L NH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES. De

par,ment ~ the IateroI. ofl.e q Indian Affairs
Washington. r g. March 30 ls,'9 Sealed proposals,
fr4--se5 Proposals f0r blankets wnolen and cotton
goods clothing etc the 30 and directed
Z the COMM ~ Indian ~ r. nos y ana ~
Wooster street. New York CITY 81 b v.d until !
O'Clock ? m n Tuesday. May q sta f'r furnishing
for the Indian Service. harkets wooden arf COTTON
goods clothing notions hate and caps BIDS muat %
made ouf m Government blanks. Schfdul@- gIvnE hN
necessary information f1r bAfero VII 20 furnished N
snrlicsfiqn 20 the india Oacc Washington. D. g.. Nos
= ana 70 Wooster New York C". m i"2 STATE
street chicago 49,. the Corussar.es Z subsistence
= a. Che,srna IeaverVortn Omaha. s. Louis
- Paul and ar Frarri-r1. the poetnasters AZ SIOUX
on Ysnkt.o Arkansae Cry caldwell. Topeka Wicnta
ard Tucson Blda vi 10 opened a. the hour ana hagt
above stated bidders invited O. e present AZ ts
THO DEPARTMENT the right q determine
,o7,, - do very and o. reject any and al BIDS or
any par' Oh am ~ " A. JONES' Commissioner
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The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railway Company
REORGANIZATION.
REORGAyIZ ALTON.

New York NAV let. 800
- -. t;old.-- ~ THE MERCANTILE TRUST conf
PANYs Certificates n Deposit fo- Consolidated -Four
PEI cent Mortgage Ponds. and
To The Holders - Certificates ISSUED hy TIE CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. representing Pre-
fe-rAd stock or Common stock upor which all payments
required by Plan - Reorganization have been made
~ The Wheeling and Lake Erie RAILWAY company
The Reorea1iza ti0n Committee now prepared % De-
liver AZ me Office ~ THE MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY 100 BROADWAY. VIEW YORK. The
securities = THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY IN exchange FOR certificates Of deposit,
above
one hundred schedules rs- fiem viii be received
Tho above mentioned certificates Issued by the Central
T-ls, COMPANY - New York must he endorsed In blank
and the assignment must 10 Acknowledged before notary
public or atesred hy p'r~on satisfactory 70 Inc
vs-ca,.ue Trust Company Fractional scrip Will be is
sued . represent fractions - share = stock
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
j. REMEDY TOD.
GEORGE COPPELL,
EUGENE DELANO.
WILLIAM 4. DICK.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
A " KRECH Secretary.
10 Proadway
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: : ryc1NEER oFFICE. ARMY BUILD.

- ING new YORK. y. : May $50 -Ssssd p pr
-, ptver Y Harnor Will - received h.re entA
- N June 2 and then publicly openei ln,,rrna
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financial.
Gndncial.


soss" and the interest," " "
n
fore ach such
for
- P
viii h bond In chs"
accruedon In
oh
'"' pn9 cb,c,ro Railroad compn -
II
n " In cash So,
receive
o"pnn,
r,r Moran W,ua. mrei,e such bond !" ~ S ~ 49,
'e1 Railroad company
in s"'S T" MArowoo TER
and
such cash 500 IN" "e
neb"so
Lake WIN shnre
viii
OF the
h o s17s ana "'''' ~
cent per
beneficial ssc.t st. s" of r,rrr, THE
liver " % rPoS
NEwYO
H ETHER rHEuN GEORGE
BROWN
b. Bull"
L.
oIG.TE:
nirnton
Exchange
nHowS RaorHERs & o. W all St. New YORK; %r.
co. - Broad II" RE
w1H St; y W1T s sS New
BRANDEIs 20 MANAGERS
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nR0posALS For SUBSISTENCE SUP

l. ptrrs-Ofce Purchasing Cormissary. Z. Army.
=. 90 VrbftehaU St New York CITY. y Y, April y,
1899 sealed proposals. f'r frn,sning and a,l'sr,ns
subsls'enc| supplies IT, 'i reoys az ,S, nc until
- 'cioel 4 NJ ON May : ls99 Information furnished
u ,-r-iiI.tio- Envelopes containing bids should -
-tef .p-7roras for Subssienoe suppl ope.l sl4y
8 1900 " and addressed 70 colonel O. A WOODRUFF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
Proposals.
CnvERNnR.S ISLAND. y. y. Il. Mav 3.

- 1900 sealed proposals. IN rplcate. for furnishing
Fuel required In Dept x the Last during hscal year
ending June 30 1890 VIII be received here and rs quar-
t4rnast.rs Boston Mass. Fort Consft Do on y n .
Fort Ethan Allen. w. Fort prerle Ne. Fort Williams
NJ F0r Adams. T. Fo-f Trlmhl.. o.. F9ri NJ,
Henry MI Battery Point. Del. Fcr' M-nr1~. Va. INA
Fl-t a swell y g. until - O'Clock NJ. eastern time
June 1899 and thea opened. Z. ! reserves rsht 70
reject up accept any ali proposals or any part thereof
Information furnished application Envelopes con
tanning proposals viii 10 endorsed proposals for fue
ar ......'..'" A K1MBALL .
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foreflosure 9alea
SuPREME corRT:-XEw YORK COUNT


SUPREME CDrRT.-NEW YORK COUNTS
-GRosvESoR : ErBBARp. sssvtv'as A~sne
Truetee under the WI ~ lanes Bnesr. eecssssd ~
;udgrenf ths State u View lorks
Plaintiff againG John PETIT nd others. pefsndsnte
la pursuance ~ Judgment - f-cicsre snf sais duly
datc day May $50 no snderssns1 hs h<f-
Excnsnr szssreots- lorsted q No III efost~sy
Borough or Manhattan. CITY 4 Nov rerk On inc
,h DAY ~ May fssa - trsvs eis noon IN ths eayr
/. Ksnn~y Auc,inne-r roe vr-rrts~n drscfe1
by sad judgment u ?" -od snd hs.in dssreee - to'-
lows AN trai certain pit, rice psrcsl - sBt vita
me soSdns- AMI m7rovsaen,s ther-cn .recs.d ssast.
wing being tho norther sie u Frankfort street,
and knovn ~ the street numrer- = lt1enfyt~o
end - gfw~niy f0an Frankfort Str>-t. N tho cry 81
Ns~ Yors ssd sogn1sd foS.S .hst Is - ssy south
Frankfort street. westerly On one sfe
~ - The ini'~S ss~rran tu-n~an
trarrhss rnr,h~rv BY land ste ~ the
- the NeW York and Brooklyn Bridge ana ssets
srly the sic ~ srd iste s~ic-sf1F %
Fhilip Hone I've -sH c~n'srinx IN o-~afh ~
Frankfort and 1ln- rcees
eng-h westerly -fe seventy fe-t and seven ans
-eDnr-hs irrhs-. hresdth the 10r-hHly sfs
hfty-,hr~e inches. and lsas'h on thf
esstery side sixty feet ans tight snd 1nhsf chrs ~
tss ssti several nm>nstors Ices. ,eessser vie
sppGrtsnAnces
Dated New York. Nav 2 ispn
AUGUSTUS X vANnERPoE1s Referee
howard NAS Si>pEEEN.
for Plaintiff.
- 20 Ynrk
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL REORGANIZATION.
10 HOLDERS OF
NEW YORK. MAY %. 1898.
TO HOLDERS OF

CENTRAL WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
and
WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
FirsSe Bonds
Second Seie Bel
PENOKEE RAILROAD COMPANY
Firsrlo Bonds
CHIC AGO WISCONSIN & MINNESOTA R. R. co.
Firs1o Bonds.
Income
Improvement Notes.
Prefer Stock.
MI WAIKEE & WINNEBA0O R. r. co.
Firs1o Bonds
Manowoc
Mannow Division Scrip
Mantowoc Termin Mortgage Notes.
Bonds,
FirsPr Stock
SecondP Preferred Stock
%. Stock:
cenpsy by
o. n Boz
Of The nAmed
on u
Of 0'
HoIDER
Bond.p p each %
" four
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---%EpA HEADQUARTERS STATE OF NEW YORK.
'f@-' '''-' ADJt-TANT GENERALS OFFICE soo
Albany. y s.. April 2sth. lsyS
r,rHrD PROPOSALS will De received AZ

nrNFD PROPOSALS will De received AZ
= 49,. Anu-TANT GENERALS OFFICE ALBANY.
Y until Twelve O'Clock noon On Thgrsaay NAY "a n
GOO ,irrishinz uniforms for the National Guard \
80 c.. - New York such guantiues ana ar sN'n
49, ~ may b. required Until July IT, -"
- ,,ade Tor The whole part ~ ne Following
articles. namely ---- r,.-e Tpor-erRs and
ONERfpATS. iftf-0@ ''f'A''
t1 or-sEs for enlisted rn~r. .,.-, --.--. .r.
Tb garment must made 20 individual m.ss'r- al,'
,.,s,re taken In city n town Whee re piBal
- - i,~ated Printed copies y fesIIai.i,s alI
.a..teo..tons ror uniforms % RAD ulon Alp -
~ - T- ARSENAL. 9TH AVE ETH sIiH-f.
S.r-y- WORK CITY The state standard sanpra ~ ',.,
ana buttons which each garnlent must
~ ar - examined a. the Arsenal AZ any uhle
u g,,-5. must be delivered fro ~ "opens a 'i-
N-ea, Ye-k state Arsenal. where they VII ~.
-i,r,e Utfh the provisions ~ the military 'o'l' az
49,. T1-a state reserves the right 70 accept m
80, snv or all bids part tnereol =" s...s
-. N eaied addressed the Adjuant- 'Fenefa 5tat
- Kew York Albany. " 7. ana y -
.app crcs ATE FOR NATIONAL GUARD .Nlf.,ltsNH-
'Pftof'SAAN f'i' AVERY r. ANDREWS.
Afiutant q -nsral
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--,-,st,,r,--s and subscriptions Tor Ths Iripuao
D..Isvel Al their Uptown Once - - ssysr,i,s-
p door h.a - fhe following branch ofnces Al fes-
fents - ..t-,I : o'clock e. VIZ 20 stfl-aNs
once faies un an ave or l2th-st Macy otn-a.s
90. - - i42 Columbus-avs near Sst 80 West
"a between 7eth and IN - 20 20 - near
elsi-st -. "a ave 2lo Bee-ker-st j e. - -.
a., go East 79th- 1871 So-ANe -o'- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06

,,, Mortgage or Preferred
onai1 the pre- om. enS " ,ne
eon.sn, G the n r%ins
s, in new new Common
20 pc, sent Of s
"oi
each 500 in T vFrHS T%r RHED
the M.a t% or rUe
balance Bsmh%' NEW Common
r[erTrI tTr I c0%no T
opSI men 50. % "A, for ench
call $onmon
$40 in me-" PrT, o C0uM" sTot
PIckwunrr AND COMMON STOCK will receive par " new
Bond.a nd TO interest '"er IRWIN
her ~ rs9 The Groin d S SH" I%pme"'
N % sl s"s sSp F par ssh, ~ a
h oOmp" their proportion " % ~
CO. ~nsT s %on5G ns. BOOZE
NoysmSer s ls Certificates Of
M all a sr, en may he 5.r.t in reaof Of .
r saa. or s ses will ma" for fractional amounts
n. %as trustees oFPr John crosby Brown WI"
la" zsa sa s@ + an % plvse
@ as o1'1s. ssos's9 New york representing Wisconsin
"pa PI NTs, ' Tos8 cni company comm"
Stock CTaase - go ,. ...s deposit the
STATES Trust COM T Ix 1922
BOSTON under The Plan s 80 vn nav sSt Will be
certificates
JOHN cno sa' S"ovs
HH0"e 3 ss17,T J S.f eo% rr
4Ephans lace Jew
E,'h Sss r,%es' Ne" York;
Se, .x,z ALTON MANAGERS
@ asa Wv vs Ne" 'g ss York;
shire s6 BG. ALTON MANAGERS
2r.
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financial Glcttions.
financia! nlecllnqs.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockhod
ers n The WoodellG Land Improvement 90 Will he
he of CIrrparr. broadway and
3lst So. Wo1d-uN Hudson County s. = Wednesday.
May 10th. is!a II o'clock m for the purpose ~
electing officers. etc. for tho
HAMILTON y. MEEKs. Secretary.
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g. Cumulative Preferred
Stock
..,.n borps n an equal amount Of common STOCK
OF the
BOsToN-AURoRk ZINC CO.

The Compary is Incorporated un"tr 80
-, mo state Of Maine. with l-~'''
mr.. mar value $500 each full p"'o nm"
ron-nssesSnble.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ard subscription, fot Ths

4 DYERTISEMENTs ard subscriptions fot ne Tribune
~ received a. Uptown once No i2<2 Broadway.
"a door north Of ais-st. until O'clock ADVERTISE
,nts received Of The following branch oces regular
once until clock 3 n. via 254 Shave. . o
cor 2st-st. ls2 oth-ave cor i2th-st Mays. shaw
West 42d-st near o,h-av. " E.., lt,h-:. 21 wsss
s2d Th and sh l6e East tIth-<ts lsSs
al ave between 18Th and nth 1923 4sve. near
eist-s, lT0s ist-aye. s9;h-sI. go S-ays. near
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Coparlncrsbip Notices.

~ nm
New York MAY is' 1890
MR.. s. T. STREET becomes a member OF
-'i our firm from this date IT T CAREY & co
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Sthocl Aaentits.

. NyRicAs AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AoKscy
,apnliss Professors reso1erx Tutors. oovsrnsses4
Se. 10 IsIes.s. schools ara Faniliss Apply 20
Mr. n j YoUN0-FULroN . cnios s1sss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06

". e CULVER. Counsel
ALVIN ". KRE~H. Secretary. 100 Boadvay.
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GEORGE II. SOUTH hp'
WILLIAM 4. NASH.
{. GERHARD MOLLEh'
Committee.
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60 h1hcm 1t FLAP Gontsrne.


4 LICE RESrE.-vni you communicate a. once VI
~ - ERODE. II Chs Guernsey. England
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-04
Gering, Nebr.. Feb, 2Y

Gering, Nebr., Feb. 30.
The Lincoln Courier:
We wish 20 get more 10 touch with
our sister clubs and with this end in
view send the following communica tion:
The Woman's Literary club of Gering,
Nebr.. is tiourishing. Although We are
in western Nebraska. fifty miles from
the railroad, We have a membership Of
twenty'seven' and under the leadership
OF our able president, Mrs. Lillian B.
Holt, we look forward to most pleasant
and profitable year. This year we are
studying the United States Tourists
plan) and will continue our current
events from last year. Our library il
steadily increasing. We have over one
hundred books.
MARY r. WooD.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-04

The Fortnightly club met with Mrs.
w. A. Green last Friday afternoon and
listened to a scholarly paper read by
Mrs. H. II. Wilson. on the Russian Mir.
Mrs. Wilson illustrated with chart the
communal eystem Of dividing up the
agricultural portions of Russia. 1t was
a very interesting topic and the leader
was frequently interrupted with ques-
tions, which showed the interest of the
members. Roll call with response Of
some current event, has with this club
very pleasantly evolved into half hours
delightful conversation. The next meet.
ing will be with the president, Mrs. E.
H. Barbour, February 10th, when the
subject Of Religious and Decorative
Art will be presented by Mrs. A. s.
Raymond.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-04

the name OF righam II. Roberts TO be
placed on it's rolls, or by expelling him
from his seat
A pleasant, romantic incident con-
nected with the Congress was related
by Mrs. Dubois OF South Dakota.
She said the charge had been made that
the Mothers Congress was composed
principally Of spinsters and bachelors.
Last year she was amenable to the first
charge, and thei efore at disadvan tage
to answer the scoffers. She determined
to be Ia better condition to speak when
che came again. So straightway mar
ried ex-senator Dubois. HON she met
10 Washington at that time. At the
close Of Mrs. Dubois Factions remarks
some one suggested that mothers with
manageable daughters should take the
hint.
The mothers have kind Of declara.
ton Of principles which is as follows:
THE National Congress Of Mott ers is
for the benefit OF all regardless Of color,
creed or condition. 1t is at the root Of
all other social and iraternal societies
and organizations. Temperance will be
encouraged; church work will be sup
ported; true patriotism will bs epgender.
ed; kindness to animals will be incul.
Gated.
"All educated women should join the
National Congress Of Mothers, because
it is national and united effort to raise
the religious, moral and intellectual life
OF the country through the homes, and
because the habits and customs of
the upper classes influence the tone Of
social life in all classes"
The fondest hope Of these devoted
women is. that in the not far off future a
National Congress OF Parents will be a
natural sequence Of this mothers Or
ganization and toward that end they are
working.
1t crowded things a little to put four
days work into three, but billiards. come
only once in yeare, and though their
consequences are very unpleasant they
did not chill the ardor or damp the en-.
thusiasm Of the National Congress OF
Mothers.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-04

On Friday evening, February q, the
Woman's club OF Syracuse gave the first
public meeting Of the year. Mrs. A. ].
Sawyer OF Lincoln, kindly consented to
talk for the club on 1.-The New Woman"
and was greeted by large and sppre-
ciative audience, which listened with
undivided attention and much satisfac.
ton to the fine address provided. Mrs.
Sawyer's gracious personality, wide in.
formation and general culture make her
an ideal woman on the platform and
she gained many friends for the club
movement and admirers for herself. A
neat sum was realized for the benefit Of
the village library.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-04

Working girls Of the city Of Cbicaoo
who do not live at home and who receive
salaries ranging from s3 to &c week ara
70 have homo. An association COM
posed OF managers and proprietors Of the
department stores have leased for tbi.
purpose a fiat building at S23l and 6eaa
Lexington avenue and christened :,
Hotel Edwards The opening was m
February IL. Among those iuterestea
tn the plans are F. II. Cooper. sieosl
Cooper & Co.. who has undertken ~
furnish the hotel; John, Broekema A
M. Rothschild; Superintendent Jones
the Fair, and Miss Ida Robertson M,
Broekema said: 1.-THE atmosphere and
environment In which we will place The
girls will be salutary. This is not TO bs
charitable institution. Tho girls viii
pay for all they get. The effect will ba
retroactive. On one hand the girls will
be benefited; on the other. the emp,ovsr
will receive much better service. No.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-04

On Saturday afternoon March 4th,
the Child Study department Of the
Womans club, will have the pleasure Of
listening to President Norton OF the
Peru Normal, whose subject will DO
development OF the Will" He has
made the Will subject of careful
study and investigation, and is we'll tit
ted to instruct and help those who are
making this important subject matter
OF study.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-04

Miss Tremaine, the head OF the history
department wto recently lost her
mother. Miss Curry sang sin the Pur.
pie Twilight in very pleasing manner.
The next public program will be March
18th, when Mrs. Nellie M. Richardson,
head OF the Parliamentary department.
will have charge. IL is the plan OF iris
department to give a regular parliamen
tary discussion on some questions OF
public and local interest at this meet
ing.
Mrs. Clara Bradley Baker OF Pasa.
dena, Cal, who is to marry Robert j.
Burdette Of Bryn Mawr, Pa, claims to
be the only woman in America to have
built club house for women, having
designed and erected the club house at
Los Angeles. She is also trustee of
Throop institute Pasadena. With the
announcement Of this engagement comes
to light romance that has taken a score
OF years to work out. Twenty years ago
Burdett lectured in Eau Claire, Wis.
The following day he spake from the
pulpit OF the Methodist church Of that
city. Mrs Baker, who was at that time
the bride OF Prof. Milman N. Wheeler
stood beside him and read the hymns.
Several years afterward Mrs. Wheeler
was left a widow in California, after
which she married Col. p. G. Baker, who
died seven years ago. Meantime Bur.
dett's wife, Mrs. Carrie s. Burdette,
who was the original of his work "Her
Little Serene Highness,' died in May
1884. Since their first meeting Mrs.
Baker and Mr.. Burdette have been the
closest friend.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-04

The history department OF the Wom-
ans club met Monday afternoon. Prof.
Caldwell who was to have given lee.
ture on Virginia and America" was un.
able to be present. and his place was
sopplied by Mr.. F. q. Franklin, instruc-
tor in American history at the university
who gave very interesting talk on the
discoveries Of the country and the politi.
cal conditions OF the world at that
period, said conditions leading to the
ultimate settlement OF this country.
Resolutions Of sympathy were sent to