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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-03

Count de Jotemps, a Frenchman who
has recently been in this country con-
tracing for automobiles for European
use, says: "The American patents on
horseless vehicles are the only ones
of practical value on the market. In
Europe we have nothing that can
compare with the American motor
vehicle, either in lightness, easy
running qualities, rigidity or stability.
We are satisfied that America will
furnish the horse1ess carriage of the
future, and it is our idea to control
the supply
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-03

Madison, March 27.-Gov. Scofield
sent in his first vetoes for this legis-
lative session. A bill by Senator
Mills providing that the common
council of Superior might fill va
cancy in the municipal judgeship
under certain exigencies received ex-
ecutive disapproval because Of a
question as to it's constitutionality
and the Rasmussen bill to construe
the statues relative to the third
municipal court of Barron county
was vetoed on the ground that it's
language was defective, and if not
fatal to it as least might cause doubts
as to it's constitutionality. The four
big corporation taxation bills were,
however, sent to a third reading. The
Welton bill, No 1895, providing for
the reorganization of the Wisconsin
national guard on the regular army
basis, was passed, after the adoption
of an amendment, striking out the
section requiring regimental and staff
appointees to be under IS years of
age. Among the assembly bills con-
Cured in was one raising the age of
consent to Is years.
In the assembly Mr.. Baldock intro
duced a resolution permitting Mr.
Dahl to introduce bill relating to the
sale Of drugs by unlicensed persons.
The resolution was adopted. Sena-
tor Devos' bill taking the appointment
of water register of Milwaukee out of
the hands of the mayor and putting
it in the hands of the board of public
works, met with strong opposition on
the part of Messrs. Eline, Rusk and
Hall on the ground that it was a move
for a job for someone. Concurrence
was refused by a vote of IS to %.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-03

Maud Dixon, widow of Alexander
Sa1vini, has severed her connection
with Paul Gilmore's company, and is
contemplating a starring tour for the
presentation of a repertory Of the
SaIvini plays.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-03

Net returns at end or yrs. So, $50
At five years of age the plantation
should be in full bearing, and by care
full attention 500 to 1000 pounds Of cof-
fee an acre can be raised in the fol-
lowing years, the decline in yield be-
ing apparent until after the trees are
20 years old Assuming that the av-
erage crop is 500 pounds to the acre,
the annual output would be $4,000
pounds, and, gagged by the present
standard price, controlled by the
French, Spanish and German markets
Of Is cents a pound-though in the
last few years it has been as high rs
% cents-the returns, after deducting
the cost of handling, which in itself
may be reduced by the Introduction II
greater transportation facilities, would
yield net income of $4,000 a year
Harper's Weekly.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-03

A tribe of natives in Negroes
threatens trouble.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-03

Madison, March 28.-In the senate
the antt-pass bill, No. les, as amended
by the assembly was laid over for a
day. The assembly amendment to the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-03

"POrtO R1cO pesos.
This represents an establishment
with modern machinery but plain
buildings; boiler and engine, pulping
machine, steam drying-drum, hu1ler
for second shell, polishing machine,
classifer, blowers, bins for handling
and final sacking. The machinery,
except the pulping machine, may be
dispensed with, and the coffee bean in
it's last casing dried in the sun on
cement floors, or in fiat shallow boxes
supported on rails, to be run under
cover, but the saving would not ex-
coed $4,000, and the expense of hand
ling the coffee would be increased,
while the marketable price would be
greatly reduced, as it is necessarily
sold to the coast merchant, who finally
prepares it for market in his own
mills
The returns for this outlay would,
approximately, be as follows
Second year, coffee $4,000 lbs.) at
an average of Is cents a pound $3.50
Third year, coffee 10000 lbs.) at
same price ........ .......... 1900
Fourth year, coffee 10000 lbs)
at same price ................ 5000
$3.50
Cost of picking, at IL cents
pound .... ...... S525
Cost of hulling and washing,
at 4 cents ...... .....' EVV
Cost of easy transportation,
at 215 cents ...... 875
2,1OO
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-03
#Porto Rico nesos.

Total ............ .... 1923 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
PETITIONS IN BANKRJPTCY.

George S. Wilkes a lawyer. OF No 40 Nassau-st..
has fled a petition In bankruptcy. with liabilities
ss7 542 and In his petition ne stated that
he had house residence but had lived in the city
for the last thirty years The liabilities were in
CURED from 1893 1898. and include twenty )udg-
ments for various amounts. The largest creditor is
John f. HoNmire. $500. on two bonds.
4 petition in involuntary bankruptcy was. fled
yesterday against Blankfein & Deitz. manufactur-
ers Of clothing, at Nos. and West FOurth-st, by
Epstein Bros for II. Hahlo & Co. creditors FOR
t735. II alleged that they committed an act Of
bankruptcy by making a general assignment on
March H.
The examination Of James Macnaughtan. ex-
president Of the Tradesmen's National Bank, and
his brother Allan Macnaughtan. before Royal 5.
Crane referee in bankruptcy. at No. 257 Broadway,
on their petition in bankruptcy. was again adj
tourned yesterday for weeks. as the attorney
We're engaged IN other cases. rumor was cur
rent yesterday that the Messrs. Macnaught an
might make an offer of settlement with their
creditors but Blumenstiel Hirsch. their At
torneys said positively that there was no truth IN
the rumOr. John j. Adams attorney for the
Tradesmen's National Bank, who IS conducting the
examination OF the Messrs. Macnaughtan also
said there nothing In H.
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1rrrproo1 PRoprcE MARKDT.

Liverpool March 1e a:45 p. mExoh&In1gTe-"1 beat beat
spot-No I red Northern spring duii - - n 6 Pa
sf,,t sfeady American mixed. now. Be 6Hd; CO oi %
I'd: futures steady March. s 4iad May 3s ttd Ju ~
rs 4Ld FImr-St Louis fancy winter steaaF. IS on
Hons AZ London (Pacinc Coast firm. IA 13sqto - ,l
du extra India mess 62s 81 prime mess "S. i
All rrn,e mess fine Western. 45. prime mess nleul1l
western AZ "a Hams-short cut "A 20 l8 To- seaey.
o. lumber land ~ 20 30 u, dul 2s snort
~ On -, d N 7u 2-s long clear uiddles light 10 70
9s N dull 27s ga long clear mdies heavy ~ 20 - NJ
Am 91s clear bellies i 10 VI. steady BIS snort
ar Hecks 10 70 le n dull 27s Shoulders-Square y
70 il n 6un 23s Cd Iard-Irime Western steady: rs
"a Crseee strong American finest white and color d.
ss Tailow-Prme city BPS Sd cottonseed oil
Liverpool refined firm les ID Iurpentlne- hrIn
"a Roein-Coumon steady. Is.
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saw FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March ie.-Cotton quiet middline, VIZ
low miiding $50; good ordinary BIC receipts "l''
bales. sales la. stock. ST. 145 ,.,,,.. auo.
Paitinore March 16.-Cotton nominal; nicdIie o71o'
low middiing 6l-l9o; good ordinary 7-loe gross re-
receipts 4S6 bales: stock, e COL ,,,, . "a a.,
savannah March 16Cotton quiet; ,niddIine . 10 1ol
low mlddllng 3 &c., receipts ~ baies' exports ''
wise / 449. sales. 81; stock "a Al -, .,,s,,,e
Memphis March lecotton quiet and sicao W., peoep
> as bales: gross 27sl shipments $50 Sales loV'
stock % 81. 80 ,s,,, &C.. lovy
n,tdllinr 5tsc. good ordinary 6c net receipts ~"
bales. gross. 2O5o; shipments 2477; safes = 'o'-
New Orleans March 1s-Coton quiet; middhns' 49, go.
Low rnddng l6c: good ordnRryl4stc' rectlIs 49,
exports to the Continent ASA bales sales zo"o so
pg-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
70 PROTECT SALT WATER FISH.

A ma meeting Of fishermen under the auspices
Of the Protective League OF Salt Water Fishermen
was held al the GerInan-American Schuetzen Hall
No l2 st. Marks Place. last night. The object OF
the meeting to get fishermen IN the vicinity Of
New-York interested in the efforts OF the league TO
secure the passage Of bill in the Legislature look
ing the protection Of the FISH in the waters In
this neghborhood. The presence OF fishers
and chemical works has, according 10 fishermen in
this vicinity practically ruined the sport Of the
pssasurs-seekers
Letters were read from Governor Roosevelt. ex-
President Cleveland and Fish Commissioner Eugene
Bssekford. al Of whom have been elected hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
MORE SIGNS OF PROSPERITY.
STOVE Mo11.DERs TO GET AN ADVANCE or TI9N
PER CENT-IRONWORKERS WILL ALSO
SECURE INCREASED PAY


PER CI,NT-IRONWORKERS WILL ALSO
SECURE INCREASED PAY
Chicago. March 10 Representatives Of the stove
Founders National Defence Association and dele
cations from the Iron Moulders Union OF North
America held q conference here to-day. and voted
an increase Of 20 per cent in wages. which directly
benefits IS cO stove noulders snd increases The sal
AIRY rolls Of the hig stove firms $1,000 a week
In the discussion the mouders said that they
thought they should share In the general prosper
itv and believed their wages should be raised %
per cent IT was pointed out. however. that IN the
period Of business depression the income OF the
stove moulders had not been cut, and compromise
Of 10 per cent agreed upon.
a further increase of 10 per cent IN the prices OF
stoves will follow the paying OF higher wages,
which takes effect on April II IS SAID that me
example set 10y the makers OF heating devices VIII
be followed by machine founders, who VIII grant
higher salaries to the moulders IN their employ
swelling the number OF men affected 10 forty thou
sand and increasing salaries TO an aggregate sum
81 $4,000 a week.
Philadelphia March l6-Notce has been issued TO
tho three thousand employees OF the Pencoyd Iron
Works at West Manayunk a suburb Of this city
that an advance and readiustment Of wages vii
be made IN Ali departments Of the plant on March
q The works are running full time in all depart
ments and IN departments double time Is
necessary III orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
THE INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY

A dispatch from Baltimore says that plans Ioi
the organization Of the international Trust Ooln-
many have been completed. the promoters ueine
John F. searles. Of New-York; John ~ "si''@ cn
o o. ~ Richmond: Middendorf. oliver Co.
douglas n Gordon c. T. Westcott ana o tmerei
The company will have capitai stooN u
million dollars, Il is said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17

Liverpool March 49, m--Cotton-spoS GOO es5
ness done. prices unchanged american hteeb 6o0
TIE sales ~ the day 1900 bales or WilCh ~
were for speculation and export ana incna a1 s
American Receipts 5000 bales. includlne !lVV =
can Futures opened quiet. with moderate cen ~, a. -
closed quiet American middlng m C. Msr,, ,,s.
% 64d value March and April p 64pS 2%-o+l SER
Apr and May 81 64d3 2264d bgyc1s Nay 49, ars INV
% s41 sellers: June and July. 22''4d buy' ~
ana August 22G3 % CAD sellers; AUGUST ao ~ "a
Der % 64d buyers; September ana ocbon t hryers.
90 f4A hlvers: October and November - ofu ,uF
November and December l64d sellers beceipo ., go
January 3 81 -64d sellers January ana reDru"iS - wv
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orarv members OF the league. expressing ,ne" -
pathv with the objects OF the orgahhatti ,,,,,,en
n3;one the speakers were James Foster mrne,
Aired Rogers Eugene Fleitner, Henry iaN &c
Thomas Reilly and Theodore Bieoiheer' WIZ p''
Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17

LOST. handbook No 727 807. Bank FOR
Savings. 80 ith-ave., New York. Fay
mont stopped Please return book TO bank
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LOST


>~N~.oNN~NN~SON~NNN NSNNN|NNo~ONNo|N~N
BANKBOOK No 81. 100 Of the Bowcry
Savings Bank ls missing. The hndrr IL
requested to return II 10 the bahh. II 10y
restored before the ath dag Of April. 1899.
Application viii be made 20 the bank for
a new book
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LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Deputy Sheriff Mcguire has received two more
executions against the New-YOrk blackboard Com
pany OF No e Vesey-s and No l56 Fifth-ave. In
favor Of the Whiting Paper COMPANY for 1888. and
Susan f. Fuller for $l7 The Sheriff has closed
both places and put keeper I'm charge Of each.
The Sheriff has been overwhelmed with inquiries
from creditors Of the concern. A large quantity Of
goods was purchased on credit Many third-party
claims have been filed with the Deputy Sherin in
charge for all sorts OF supplies and the question Of
ownership will be tried before a Sherrs jury.
The company recently opened showrOOms al y o.
lot Fifth-ave.. and fitted them up IN fne style A.
GERS Of the company had appeared since the Sheriff
made a levy. March 49, at either OF the places OF
business Of the company. John ". Rice recently
became president and manager. William II. hraw-
ley formerly the president.
Judge Fitzsimons Of the City Court has ap-
pointed Paul Armitage receiver In supplementary
proceedings for Henry II Bliss broker. formerly
OF No rs Cortlandt-st.. the application Of Theo-
dOre A. Havemever, claim for rent OF an ONCE
in the Havemeyer Building
DepIty-Sherif Strauss has received execution
against the United Mines Company, of No. %
Broadway, for 500 IN favor Of Elizabeth " Al
drich on a claim for rent Of Offices The Sheriff
found nothing to levy on. and he informed
that the office furniture claimed by the dealer
who sold 81 10 the company. ana mad been removed.
The company Arizona corporation, organ
tied year ago. with capital stock OF 100000,
and was said 10 have mines in Cripple Creek, Col,
IN Wyoming and In California.
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uIrsINEaS CHANCES.

~>c~~~~~~~~~>~>>S~N>>| S>>1>>|>'>'>r>> W
LARGE corporation desires 70 submit
proposition to men u ability who can
give good references. Send name and ad-
dress 10 O. Box 6. Tribune Office.
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REPORTED COMBINATION OF TANNERIEs
TO Re CONSOLIDATED INTO THE AMERICAN HID
AND LEATHER COMPANY WITH
CAPITAL OF 100000
FEATURING OF ALL KINDS.

ANIMAL GLUE CONCERNS MAY UNITE
T. 70 Understood that negotiations arc IN progress
for consolidation OF several animal glue manu-
featuring concerns in different parts OF the nited
States with the Palmetto Company. OF Philadelphia
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

o0~~~N~>~~~N~>>~~~ >N~~>Nr>N>N>rD~~>~>>e
WEINBERG DETECTIVE BtfbA u -,
Nassau st-Civu and criminal: strictly
CONFIDENTIAL. ~ years police experience
Police Department. lily
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
> the Office 81 Light House Inspector Tompkins
VILE T.. until l. O'Clock VI, April 4. 1899 and then
opened furnishing and delivering fuel FOR vessels and
stations the Third Light House District FOR the 1~eal
year ending juno 30 1900. IN accordance with specihea-
lions copies which with blank proposals and other
formation may be had upon application 70 L. VI sHDP
ARD. Captain. y. $. y.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- Office Of the Light House Inspector Tompkins-
y. y. until u O'Clock NJ. April 4. 1893
nishng delivering provisions for
Third Light House District for the fiscal year
ng June 80 IN accordance with specifications copies
which with blank proposals and other information. may
be had upon application 20 = VI. SHEPARD. Captain.
L. &. y
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School Amenities

NNNNNN|NNHOoN|NN(|VSro~
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supulles Professors Teachers Tutors. GovernesseA
&C 10 COLLEGES. schools ard Families. Apply TO
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q edrhers.

DR. W. q. NOVEL;. private tutor AZ pu
ID AT III F. S2d -. Two pupils received
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GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL
VI Virginia ave and the Beach. Atlantic city ~ j.
Third Season A high Hotel $50 beautiful rooms
heated by steam. overlooking Boardwalk and New steel
r.er Every modern requisite. Elevators street tx
tensive san Parlors Orchestra daily. Spring
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IN Cuisine and service the best Write for illustrated
D'ON's" CHARLES z. COPE.
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HELP WANTED.

PROFITABLE WORK offered agents In
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urday Evening Post Good pay for good
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lv and with business system 70 cover
each section wlth our illustrated little
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How well sowo u cur agents have sue
ceedel is told In a little booklet We would
l'fe 10 send YOU portraits OF some u our
best agents with the story of now they
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INC co. Philadelphia. Penn
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DIRK " ANIED.


Female.
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- SION ~ LI-NACY. Sealed proposals will he
ceived ar Room 60 Aston House. New York city. until
II O'Clock noon March lSa Undersigned. for
supplying linerent New York state Hospitals for
rorod ~ six months beginning April lst 1899 with
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specifications containing ll particulars 49, TO
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T. s WHEELER T Committee
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PROPOSALS FOR REFRIGERATING AND

ICE AN4S-Chlef Quartei masters Office. il5
Pullman Building. chicago H.. March -. lNt seal u
pron0eale will received this office until II o'clock
m March 30 is99 f0r furnishing and erecting com
plote rcfrrerating and icr making plant at Manila.
PbUippine Islands TuN particulars and blank forms u
proposal ca be- obtained on application. j. O. g. LEE.
colonel and Chisf fluarfcrruaeter
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TTOTBl. DENNIS.
IL ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Directly the Ocean Front
Open every day in the year.
Modern in every detail Purest arteslan water from
nrvate well. Rooms single and suite, with bath.
JOSEPH H BORTON.
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HOARD AND ROOMS,

IeTH ST. l22 EAsT.-Elite. central loca-
ton: fine large and hall rooms ptlNa'e
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NURSE. Respectable German . .oo r.,,r-
or experienced monthly nIN se,htt
once can KONKEI. 222 East ooU
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HOTEL LURAT -
Ill ATLANTIC CITY. " J.
GOLF ALI. THE YEAR
Porches Joined 10 Boardwalk.
Heated Sun Parlor, overlooking Beach. and fresh
private baths
JOSIAH WHITE & SON
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SEALED PROPOSALS will he received NJ
- the Office tho Light H,u.e Inspector. Tompkins
VIE y. Y. until - o'clock N April 4. $500 and then
opened maintaining an the buoy in The chanf s
u Lake Champain. PawtIcke River y. J.. Taunton
River Mass. Housaorc River. conn. Hudson River
between York city and Troy y s.. Fife Island Inlet
south as. New Inlet. Jen's Inlet. Eocfawty
Channel Hog Island Inlet. south side ~ Long Island.
" T. and stamford Harbor Conn and such others
may be authorized. for from july l. 1893
cordance specifications copies n which with blank
PROPOSALS other Information. may boz hsd upon appl
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UPSTAIRS WORK. smart you" ap.,sirs
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HELL w INTED.

HELP WANTED.
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FOR SALE.

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TTOTEI BERKELEY.
Directly on Beach Atlantic City n. Main Corridor
leads TO Boardwalk and parlors Capacity
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iOatthes an0 1cmelrn.


7 H. JOHNSTON & son. Diamonds. Watches, Jewcry.
81 Silverware goods lowest prices catalogues Dy
mail. established 1S44. Is John St upstairs.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-JOC second-nand
wood and iron working machines, tuIly
guaranteed; machinery bought ana eA-
changed GEORGE b. EDDY. 30s Man'-