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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-23

e alone, for
they will be put
upon much of the
handsome street
wear. Another
new trimming
which is effective
and elegant is
made OF taffeta
applique. 1t re-
sembles e~scurial
lace in design,
having the same
heavy cord out
lining the design,
which is of ara
besques and con-
ventionalized
flowers, all the
interstices being
cut away. Some
times this is done
in light colors and
sometimes in
black. 1t is diff
fcult to say which
is the prettier.
There are also
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-23
y
GOWNS
y i y
MUST !
SPARKLE


we are certainly going to have a very
luxurious season in every respect-veiyet,
rich and heavy,qu@lities Of silk and satin,
finer wooden stufs than l5have ever be-
fore seen and trimmings costing In them
selves more than the materials. rich as
they are.
Jet and black spangle or filter trim
ming beats anything one can imagine for
variety, elaborateness and, incidentally
cost. Some OF the made up pieces for
trimming waists and skirts cost $50 and
more.
Some Of the black velvet waists are
fairly hidden beneath the trimming.
There is net arranged for full vests to
velvet waists, and they are literally ccy-
cred with spangles, which glitter like
some black metallic dragons skin. Z
such there ever was outside of a fairy
story.
These jetted and s~pangled trimmings
are not altogether devoted TO evening
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-23

II was reading our old love letters to-
day, George, Wouldn't you like to hear
some Of ther0f
ANo. When I want 70 nauseate nv
sell, III 20 ont i'd the lake IN . choppy
SEA. n-GIeyeIand Plain dealer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-23

mand for waltz
music has been
steadily decreas-
ing for several
a and that
the sales of nv
sic written in
t~wo-fourths, four
fourths and six
eighths time suit-
able for the two
step have increas-
ed in proportion.
There are al
most as many
fhaories advanced
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-23

with a rich white
lace cravat hang
ing between the
wide, stiff revers.
This is d~irectoire.
Some Of these
coats fit snugly
to the knees and
then end in a
sprung founce
without gathers,
but cut In such
a way as to be
quite full at the
lower edge.
The tunic suits
are quite popular
with the dress
makers at least,
and the number
OF variations on
that n style
is nearly as great
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-23
By
Annette Crawford


Waltz me again. / like It.
Hold me tight as you do IT.
Never again. The good old waits has
had its day. That august body, to
American Society OF Professors Of Dane
ing, has given out the edict.
As a matter of fact, society has bce1
gradually dropping the waltz for several
seasons. To the carpet knights whose
dancing days came to an end a genera
ton or more ago the announcement Of thu
dancing masters at their recent n
ton that the waltz is no longer popular
must have come both as q surprise and 6
shock.
All the statistics, however, seem to JUS
tify the declaration OF the masters and T.
indicate that the good old waltz that be-
came popular a hundred q 3 and
was danced in Germany no D knows
how many years before that is giyin1
way to the quicker two step. The dance
that our grandfathers and grandmofherf
learned only after patient practice hs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-23
THE GADFLY,sv AUTHOR.

!. Mrs. Ethel Lii
liam Voynich,
the author of
1.-THE Gadfy,"
who IS now in
America P
intending The
staging Of b
E1-~-.4f~oA nor-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-23

been succeeded by the two step that 9
girl or a boy can learn in two minutes Of
sidewalk dancing to the music OF a bur
dy gurdy.
1t is not with any pleasure that the
dancing masters make their semiofzeial
announcement Of the change, for to them
the transition means loss Of business OF
all the round dances the waltz Is the
most difficult to learn, and that fact alope
has always made it profitable for tbs
teachers.
Nowadays, when knowledge of the two
step is all thai is required to enable 4
person to go through fully half Of the Hst
Of dances at any function, there isn't apt
to be such o demand for professional IN
struction.g So the masters protest. n
it will be no fault OF theirs il the decline
of the waltz is anything more that tenn
porary.
Dealers In sheet music have the same
story to tell. They declare that the de-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-23


She y Tall and
Fair and |
Cosmopolitan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
financial.

~
TO THE HOLDERS or THE MERc,xr,
TRUST CONPANy'S HEORG..Iz,T rox I'm
TIFIfAIEs OF DEPOSIT FOR HE sr,,,'-
TIES MENTIONED BELOW. I~SII.n r->,,,''-
THE PLAN AND A1HELnENJ DtTEn s,'
TENBER ~. 1898. FOR THE urouc,,,r-
TION OR CONSOLIDATION or TIM ~,
TRIAL ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
Dt SKY, M>NSFIIsID AND NEW ARK "a
ROAD COMPANY. tOLt 'IBiS AID ,I>r,.~
NtTI MIDLAND RAILROAD aoup,,-
NEWARK. SOMERSET AND >TR,tTsX,,r
RAILROAD COMPANY, AND pITTspt,'.
II notion RAILROAD COMPANY H,vr,"
Central Ohio Rniirond Company - per.'
Bonds, ~"
snndusky. Mansfield ard Newark RaIlro.,
Company Per Cent. Bonds:
Columbus md Cincinnati NidInnd hail,
Company "a Per Cent. bonds,
Newnrk. Somerset. and -frnifsNilIe Raur..
tOmpnn, Per Cent. Hondss
Pittsburgh junction Rniir"nd Company rir,.
Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds:
Pittsburgh Junction Railroad Comoonx g.
ond Mortgage . Per Cent. Bonds.
PitfsbnrRh Junction Terminal Companv .
Per Cent. Bondsi
Pittsburgh junction Railroad COMPANY p..
fefrcd Stocks
Holders Of the above named Morcartie IRIS, en-.
panys Reorganizatrn Certificates ~ Is,.i. APP. "a.
that pending tho delivery o, me nea ift...-r. r-
and Middle Division Frs, Morgase 49, Pr cer. G,s
Bonds TIE UNDERSIGNED have arranged o.. al.s--. D.,
cash payments 10 which ITO holders % ..t le-,-,..
q Deposit viii pc en"'ei under tf- Far together at.
the Interest upon tie ne~ binds ~ % .mt.- II,
1899 Holders Z such Roorgariza'il1 cer.a..as , -.
post may receive sIr1 cash g1yrrer's a-. -f-es m A.,
after OCTOBER 9TH 1853 upon r-oser.s...a ,. 80.
Reorganization Certificates = Deposit 80 ,.. -e,.. .,
the De9osuary. TIE MERCANTILE TRUST ~
PANY. ~ i2o Broadway. ia te cry q Sew Y,rs >.
be appropriately STAMPED.
The NV Pittsburgh Jlno,i,n ari Mtr4 r,r..'-- p.
Nr~s. ffar.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
financial.
Central Pacific Railroad co.
REIMBURSEMENT.
To the holders of
SPEYER & CO.'S CERTIFICATES or
DEPOSIT

for the following bonds and sharesf
CENTRAL. PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF CALI
FORNIA FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. SERIES A. -
C. D. r. J. g. H. AND l.
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. SERIES A AND b.
cALIFOKNlA AID OREGON RAILROAD CoMPANf
AND CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
SUCCESSOR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS SERIES
c.ENTIAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY fsAN
JOAQUIN VALLEY BRANcfD FIRST MORTGAGE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LAND
C-rNTrAI PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY
YEAR SIX PER CENT BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY
YEAR FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD company coh-
MON STOCK.
embraced in the Plan and Agreement OF Reaiju'ment
of the Central Pacific Railroad Company dated february
g. 1870. -
No,ic- is hereby given that on AND AFTER ocTo-
BIER 10TH 1899. hoiiers IL speser co.'s 'ertihcates
~ Deposit above mentioned. may receive the NEW
srCIRITIEs AND CASH to which they on
titled upon presentation and surrender of their Ger
,ihcaes u Deposit hereinafter stated NJ TIE oncS
q tie CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
I'm the cry ~ New York the Offices Of the Read
jus,ment Managers IN Europe. Each holder must 10
liver all Certificates Of Deposit held ~ him FOR TIE Far
GUS old securities which VIII - schednlei ana oons'-
dated NJ, more than one hundred schedules VIII be
taken IN on each business aay. and the new securities
and cash IA exchange Will be ready f'r delivery On the
following day. 49,
The coupon bonds nre in Denominations ~ Sio"'
AMI 500 each The shares %, the par value 81
500 earh Non interest bearing scrip. exohang"ate IN
round amounts VIII Doe issued FOR fractional amounts of
NOW bonds Holders entitled fractions of bonds may
ei,her sell the fractions or MAJ purchase SUCH amounts
as may be necessary ente them % an entire bond
Holders transmitting Certificates q Deposit ~ mall
should indicate whether they wish 70 sell or buy suca
fractions and whether they wish the securities sen,
BY registered nal. by express OF their expense
O-t.ler llth. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
sixty-four railroads systems for the fourth week
in September or these afty-four return gains ~
8 1882 or ls per cent. and ten return losses OF
81 49, or 30 per cent. The whole shows gain OF
81 Cos .Ns 1875 per cent. The Tribune has also
printed the gross earnings Of nftysx railroads or
systems for the first week I'm October. of which
forty-eight gains Of E047o9 1915 per cent.
and eight return losses OF 800 6s3. 90 per cent.
The whole shows gain OF 500 O7S or rs per cent.
Fourth week IN Sept
1881. 1850 Difference i. e.
"a companies 81 AZ D7l s3.l33463 Inc 81 no 432 IA
10 companies e5S.SC0 tlO.lB Dec 424i3 80
Total Sl2 49, $40 s8 $50 81
First IA
Companies $500 1853 $685. 472 Inc. $7O@ 700 10
4 conpanies.- l.O4J.S73 osJ.543 Dec. 10000 90
Total SO cos <7.7<I736 Ss.s44.sl5 Inc. sO4o70 10
BALTIMORE AND OHIO sOUTHWESTEKN.
1897 1898 1899
Number Of miles e2i b2i Gal
First week; Oct..,.s s}3QII tlteL4 tlte ee2
Jan. TO Oct 5.~s.. %bl77l o.Se27N hi1Lo4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
>PElER & CO..
KUHN. LOEU a 60.
sPENER BROTHERS.
REORGANIZATION Manager.

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE MERGl>r
TRUST COMPA>i'> REOHGANGI ATION crR.
TIFIcATEs OF DEPOSIT ron IHE sECIRI
TIES MENTIONED BELOW. ISSUED INDrs
THE PLAN AND AGREEMENT DATED SIP
TENDER -. 1898. FOR THE RIsORG,NIz,
TION OR CON>OLID ALTON OF NE CF,
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY. SAY.
DIsKY. MiNSFIEID AND NEW Ark RAN.
ROAD COMPANY. colt NBIS AND CINcIy.
NATI MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
NEWARK. SOMERSET AND STR \ITSNIIF
RAILROAD COMPANY, AND PITTSBURGH
JUNCTION RAILROAD COMPANY. NAMELY,
Central Onto Railroad Company Preferred
Stock
Central Ohio Railroad Company Common
stock;
Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark RAILROAD
Company StociSI
Columbus and Cincinnati Midland Railroad
Company Preferred stocLg
Pittsburgh junction Railroad Company Com.
stocks
Holders q The above named Mercantile Trust Cor
pany>s Reorganization Certificates q Derssi, a.e hy
notified that they may receive tie securities u y
issued under said Plan. together With arr cash pay
which they may = emitted. UPON pressn,at-
and surrender their Reorganization Certificates y
post AZ the Office OF the Deposi'ary. THE NERcAv
TILE TRUST COAfPANT. 10. I'D Broat"as. Nsa Tx
on and after OCTOBER 9th. 1893. TIE Prefers.
Shares Crust Certihcaes) o, ne glr ya,e G. SO
each. Scrip exrhangeatis IN round amounts - re
Trust Certificates Will - issued f3r ;racn
Of shares. Holders entitled . f-act-1 o., sas,
may either sell tho fractions % - undersigned. =v
purchase from tho ua1ers gnel such amounts miy
necessary 70 en,itle them - entire share. H15,
transmitting Reorganization Certificates OF Deposit
man should Indicate whether they wish - Sc. Or -
such fractions aai whether they wish the 49,
ties sent by registered mail express. at their
Dated October 9Th. 1893.
sPEYER & CO.,
KUHN LOEB & CO,
SPElER BROTHERS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON.

London. oct. 6-Amcrcan securities
settled and had an almost general setback but the
close was above tho New-York level Baltimore and
Ohio rose y point but Southern Pacific fell ~
Chesapeake and Ohio u. Louisville and Nashville
u, and most OF tho others from ~ to a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
,rrvyoRK Daily TRIBUNE. MONDAY. OCTOBER 49, 1899
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.


o
the
nn ain tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
BANK EXCHANGES AND STOCK SALES

The bank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week OF the
preceding two years compare as follows:
oct 10 81 oct 10. 'as oct. ~ 90
T-rc,enres - s7fq SOsoo fSe. $40 100 Slldo.eO2.F 5
NJ. shares sold. 2.243. LAD lIVeoI I''''''H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
e Wall Street.
New York. October II. 1899.
To the Holders of the
First Mortgage Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds
OF THE
PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

Referring t. our notice II December H. 1895. have
70 announce that holders 4 more than so per cent. IN
amour, = the First Mortgage Four Per Cent Cold Bonds
% tho P,t.shureh AMI Western Railway Company. have
deposited these bonds with in accordance with tho
Of said notice.
have further 10 announce that We have maze ar
-argarents with Reorganization Managers Of the Bal
.I-- ana Onto Railroad Company whereby in they
sse any Plan u Reorganization If The Pittsburgh and
Western Railway Company prior - December u. ls58,
they undertake 70 give all depositors whose bonds
sha not have gold them for cash. as stated IN
he rex PARAGRAPH option or az least thirty days after
Plan issued take ani interest IN cash or
o. have their bonds included the Plan the basis OF
serur.ties They also that at tho expiration
O., such option they VIII purchase from us or cash az par
ard accrued feres, UP the time Of delivery, all bonds
held 10y respect u which the option 70 take new
securities exercised agreeing 70
sell them such bonds II Plan shat. have been Issued
by that date the frg INK arrngements Will continue IN
force thereafter until s1i Reorganization Managers
terminate TIC by notice %
any holder = receipts cerfcates rather than
such Plan. and shall elect sell his bonds
or cash Thereby losing hts right u election 20 take either
cash securities after q the PLAN. said
Reorganization Managers further that, az any time
r~r 20 December H. 1890 oara also thereafter until no
from 20 u) holder may presen, his receipt
or certificate 20 office for proper annexation q such
election thereon and THAI; the expiration ot thirty days
~ such annexation he shall receive par and
accrued Interest IL cash therefor Office upon
j. Il. MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs 81 1884 from internal revenue Hl6s.
81 and from miscellaneous sources si7sG37 total
Of xOSls3s against $lO.3h.36 In the Preceding
week Receipts Tor the month 70 date $2l.27s go;
exDenditures s.. $50 90; excess OF expenditures
ssl5s30 Receipts for fiscal year. <C1.CH O35. ex-
pendifures slGl ISL IA: of receipts s. oSs
The Treasury's actual cash balance decreased In
The week ssss g2 and stands at s2ss0i3sls. Re-
ceips OF National bank notes for redemption In the
week 81 JJsS@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
nly1nENDs DECLARED.

DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Tho IIomcstake Mining Company has declared It's
monthly dividend Of % cents "A share. and besides
An extra dividend Of the Same amount "a snnre
both payable on the 9th inst al the oficc Of tho
transfer agents. making total OF G53S,15O paid In
dividends 10 date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
September 28, 1899.
FURTHER NOTICE.

A majority of the Oregon Short
Line Income A Bonds having been
received under the above offer of
exchange, said offer will terminate
on October 10th, 1899.
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch. No. 30 Broad-st)
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
Hlrh Low oc.l4Loci.7l chss. Sales.
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.

sac 10 active 9asC. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those Of a week ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
VALUE OF TRUST COMPANIES.

The following table shows the rise IN the value
Of thirteen OF the trust companies shares since
fl~a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

H.gh.I Low. oct l4lo Oct, II Ch'ss. Sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
SPEYER & CO.,
Read ustment Managers

e Wall Street,
New York. October II. 1899.
The labor world., 1899-07-22
.yX sE have got q kid who is
wv named after us that we
s ss s5ssS some daY expectS to send

l. :, fz{Sgh
some day expect to send
through college, says Georges W. eek.
II. After he has mastered the college
curriculum he will be ready for busi-
ness, and we have been thinking what
sort Of a show that kid is going 70
have to get into. business when ne
gets out of college. If he intends to
go into the paper business, he will
have to buck a SIC, 900, 600 trust. IT
his mind runs to matches, his uncle
will have to put up enough to enable nab :
him to gosagainst q $50 ,00O, 900 trust
in that line. He nigh 4 think# of a
tannery. but there is q s125, ,00O, 900
trust. He may. long to make q for
time in manufa curing shirts and col
lars, but a $1Os s,OOO, 900 trust will stare
him in the face if he undertakes s.
If he thinks of making carpets he will
go against $40, 100000 trust. Per-
Ihaps he would like to be a jolly miller
and grind out flour. for the people. #
he should, he will have to stack up
something better than $3.50, ,oOo, 900 in
the way Of trust. Suppose he tackles
crackers; there is a $55, ,000, 900 trust
there. He might conclude that the
wall paper business is a short cut to
prosperity; that would mean to go
against a $5O,0OO,0Oo trust. As Eu-
gene v. Debs says in the Social De-
mocracy, he may sour on the oppor-
tunities for young men in America,
and turn to sugar. Lo, and behold, a
$6O, 100000 trust would face. him there.
At last he might drift to cofins as a
Isure road to wealth, but coffns are
now in a $4,000, 900 trust. The oppor-
tunities for young men in this age are
mot particularly fattering. What are
you going to do with your boy when
1hes grows up? What will there be for
him to do? Think this thing out for
"a while, and see how it strikes you.
4
The labor world., 1899-07-22
l;:,lls,, z; :. ssf
LOVES! El'':! CALL. q! y Z I +.

oh, what care ], for wealth or fame!
They vanish as dream, s5.s.
When night lis drawn through gates
Of Dawn ;5ss s.s: is=55
On Slumher,s ebbing stream!
Let others sing Of Death and War,
Or Sorrows tragic lore; #5
But Love has come and calls me
home Il. sgi55 .5*.
To meet him at the door!
Oh, what care / to weave my fate
On life's mysterious loom,
Its warp and woof from peace aloof-
The glittering and the gloom!
Let Others sing Of Death and War, u
Or Sorrows tragic lore; 4
& But love has come and calls me
home J, Z. ..s.. s.; S,z#
To meet him at the door!
Ftoh, what care I for clashing creeds,
i or hostile schools of art,
If + may wear through smile and tear
The ermine of the heart!
Let others sing of Death, and War,
Or Sorrows tragic lore; 81.
But, Love has come and calls me
home
To meet him at the door!
oh. what care for hohseless winds,
With Nind and darkness blent,
If through the blight on me may ligh,
The shy dove of content!
Let others sing Of Death and War,
Or Sorrows tragic lore;
But Love has come and calls mt
home 5:59 .. $3.50
To meet him at the door!
William Hamilton Hayne
The labor world., 1899-07-22
4 GREAT. EXPOSITION.

When it is considered that the in
ception of the Greater America Exposi-
ton project antedated its opening day
only some six months it is hardly to
be expected that the latter date would
find it in a state Of perfection. There
have been dire predictions that the
gates would, never open, and the proph-
'ets Of disaster are still harping over
The future prospects. In spite of dole
|ful predictions. however, the stately
buildings are filling up with the delay
ed exhibits in a manner that promises
to- eclipse the displays made last year.
Exhibitors who have been influenced
by unfriendly reports Of the Exposition
are being convinced and are coming
forward with very. promising displays.
The greatest embarrassments have
been encountered in securing the colo
n,iial exhibits. Those from Cuba and
For to Rico have arrived and are being
riaced, and the Cuban and Porto Rican
village is an established feature OF the
Midway. The exhibit from Hawaii has
reached the shores Of this country and
viii Sbe in place, by the middle OF the
month. The Hawaiian village will be
locatedIon the Bluff Tract The Philip.
pine exhibit has been delayed by the
necessity of dry docking the transport
lipon which it is being brought to this
country, and assurances are given. that
lit will be in readiness by the first of
August. Meantime an attractive home
lis being built on the Midway for the
Eilipinos who will accompany the ex-
|hibit. US
The exhibits provided for the Gov
Eernment Building are all in place.
Those for the achinery, Electricity
and Manufactures buildings will be
spla ideally all. in by July 18th. The
az sricult tural exhibits will be entered.
as rapidly as new grains and fruits
from late haryests can be collected.
The material has been secured and now
being received for. a fine art exhibit h d
which promises to excel that of a year
Iast ago. The col lonial exhibits will be col.
lected in the Mines anl Mining build
Ing. 5;s5s ,ss
In spite Of the delay in preparation
the grounds and buildings have pre-
sented many attractive atlires SINCE sing
the opening day. The floral decora-
|tions are such as to induce the most
Enthusiastic comments from visitors,
arid The, night II illilmina tions are
grand and beautiful in the extreme.
/ ;fhe5 musical depart tment has been COM
Ep,ilnented for the daily concerts BY
Godfrey's s famous British g uard Band
Eand the excellent band from the Indian
school at Phoenix, Arizona. B 3
The horticultural building has been
converted intoa charming winter gar. gar
den in which tropical flowers and
plants have been planted with our rsown
|inathe prod uction of sirCT rising effects.
Outside Of the col onial Nil1ages all, the
concessions on the AAffiidfWa V are in oper-
alton, and it is no exagg ggeration to say
that they excel in point of interest
those presented ON the Midway a year
ago. Visitors to the Exposition during
the latter part Of July will hardly real
(ize that at the opening Of the month
1.-The preparation of the spectacle pre-
scented to them was barely beginning.
The labor world., 1899-07-22
! IN THE GRAY DAYS.

In the gray days, I pray you. dear,
Let your true heart be ever near, s
IS With the old gifts your presence
brings, n. y u
The tenderness, the ecomfortipgs,
The constant hope that conquers fear.
Like sudden sun when clouds are
drear,
Your smile across the darkness
filings
The sunshine Of remembered
springs, q.
In the gray days.
Sweetheart, when all life's skies are
clear q.
I love you; but, when gaunt and sere 4
The old grief comes, like some sad
ghost, 5E3 sssi#
Then most 1 love you-need You
most. i.
Beggared I pray you for your cheer.
In the gray days,
Theodosia Pickering Garrison.