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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

TIE TALE .ToLD.-Ye make the following
brief extract from the Baltimore SIMS WASH
ington correspondence, published yesterday;
"The anthracite coal purchased last year In
open market for ea-yoing naval vessels co'1 .ne
p1rchased this season prior to July L. cost 81 Is
coal being generally some twenty cenu cheaper
Der ton than last year For paying these prices,
the minority Of the sherman lnvssnganng com,
profigacy-the show Of proof being the afidavfts
Of two persons that they could hare supplied the
coal at less rates One, who testified that he would
have furnished IL last year for 80 49, hid at the late
lettings (when coal has declined in price) % so to
80 90. Another, who testified that he would have
furnished Ii last year for 80 20, now bids 80 CO.
The average Of the bids from leading houses in
and but three being below what the Government
agent has been paying this season. IL is but Just
that these stubborn facts should be known to the
public, since that they vindicate Mr.. Toucey from
partizan aspersion. 1t 10 a subject for graduation
that parties have come forward TO supply coal for
naval purposes at so low figure So 25 per ton.
That II will be suitable for the purpose will be
assured through an inspection by competent and
distinguished officers Of the Government"
The facts here 50 briefly stated embrace a
commentary upon the charges to which the
Hon. Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, saw ft to elect
himself godfather, which will be duly appre-
ciated by all readers in whose breasts the love
Of truth and justice has survived the virulent
influence of the partizan politics of the times.
They tell not only of the gross injustice done
Secretary Toucey in the report Of Mr.. Sher.
man, but they also illustrate forcibly the gen.
| eral character Of the current personal accuse,
| tons to serve political ends. Almost every
avowed opposition paper in the land did it:
best to blacken the character of the Secretary
of the Navy in connection with the coal pur.
chases to which this correspondent refers, until
| not few Of those unaware that such personal
defamation as theirs meant nothing more than
an effort to discredit the political party tc
which Mr.. Toucey belongs, with the voting
public, really believed that there was some
foundation for Mr.: Sherman's charges against
him. Now that the results of the late contract
ing for coal for the navy and the circumstance.
attending the "letting" as explained above
have most completely exploded the shame
less partizan trickery of the Sherman report
| how many of those newspapers that undertook
to sssail Mr.. Toucey personally on the strength
Of that report, will take occasion to do hin
Justice?
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
NA WASHINGTON,
~ Isrtes Week Unrl Fvytie, Not,es
81, ne steamer THOMAS COLLYER viii run reg
Tm,aIIt 70 Mount Vernon and the r.
TOMB OF Washington on TUES Gs$S
DAf ana FRIDAYS, leaving th4ok1<ze<zxas
turning at half past 5 o cock D. m. ms ~"o TO
oSoaches leave all the Hotels and the corner M
trip 81. IVA ~''n = y" nnuno
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN THE C0UNTRY.-The best OF
- Country Board can be had at Mrs. HOI,-
MEAD'S, on the Piney Branch Road, Ii is sbou,
Is minutes walk from the DEPARTMENTS and is heal
business in the city. iy u SIS
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ITO SCHOOL CHILDREN,
i To boarding School Misses,
To Young Men,

:, 10 Parents and Guardians ta rr-H."
III you wish to rent Piano, or Melodeon. or chi.
TAR, or any musical instrument, by the week OF
month. at reas enable charge, during the snmme,
vacations, you can do 70 BY calling at the In rgest
music and musical instrument store in the District
JOHN F. ELLIS, 800 Pa avenue,
~ fZ-oS between 9th and Ofh
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lSprcrED.-The Commissioner of Pens;on.
has received information from his agent at
Milwaukee, Wis, that the grand jury have
found true bill Of indictment against Mess,s
JOslyn and Monroe, who, as We stated last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-12

DEATH OF REvoLurIoSARY SOLDIERS. The
rension once has received intelligence of the
aea.n OF three Of the revolutionary pensioners
In the State Of Connecticut who hav. d;a6
during the six months ending June 40. 1850
VIZ Josi Spencer and Cornelius Cbitt.ndsn
OF Middiesex county, and John Reynolds Of
New London county. .... '--''H''' y
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. VIM d. Renshaw
has been ordered to the naval rendezvous at
New York, and Eieut. j. s. Skennett to the
rendezvous at Philadelphia |
Robert ]. Freeman and VIM e. Laylor have
oeen commissioned as assistant surgeons in the
navy, vice Passed Assistant Surgeon Daniel
ano Assistant Surgeon Grafton, resigned.
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-EETiT .s -er. N EatIgia Hgg-sgrE
sis. .sss ..s.l is.s a3e 80 rs. .ets <
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MN SMITH, ENGRAvER AND LIruoGRApBEs.
v, olI1a 9h ST., bet. Pa ar and % 81. jy REM
nH. b HELEN HAS REMOVED HIS
wing of the CITY Hall. iy ID IN wsr,
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
w Those wishing to procure stock In the axso-
citation now forming may do so by calling on THOS,
}. FlSHEk, At HcGulre Goa Auction ROOma
Company. iy Itf
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4 ARSE ASSORTMENT OF FRESH ITAL-
- Ian sTHiNGS, just received a. the Music
store OF w. =. METZEROTT -. Ys
plAN0s FOR RENT-MELODEONs FOR
- .rent-ell kinds Of Musical Instruments for rent
quay ! Join F. Ro Eht Il SOC p. avenue.
ys between 9Th and 10th streets,
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ICE ICEm
JUST RECEIVED, per sshooners G.. M Neal 9
And B. Small and brig Charles Miller, six bund,,ej
and eighty two tons BOSTONICE
l.. J. MIDDLETON
~ V-eO3t Offlce cor neT 18th and r. sfraet.
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Tor sALE.-I ofe- for sale valuable FARM
y IN Loudoun county, Virginia, on most liberal
for Improved city property. This propsrfy is sta
ated IN one Of the most improved and highly cult
vAsed parts OF the county. Convenient 20 the cana
sna ratroed- BENZ. p. SMITH,
Jesu -. City Hall
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y DR.. n. JAMES discovered while in the E Ep
bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and General DebIiity,
The remedy was discovered by him when his only
child, adaughter, was given up To die. HIS child
was cured, ard is now alive and well. Desirons Of
nehttlpg ms ,eilow -mortal. he will send to those
for making and successfully using this remeSx'
t tnss on ,sost q the, yh stamp for
Grand street, Jersey city, New Jersey.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
II CITY.-0rdered that the sales made and reported
real estate mentioped in the proceedings il NARY HAIR
ana pln others u.s. NARY NJ Brown and JOHN WILSON
contrary thereof be shown on or before the 18th Gay of
gust instant provided copy of this order be inserted in
newspaper printed in Baltimore city in each of
three iccessye weeks before the day August inst
VIM II. Fl. TURNER, Clerk
True copy-test-W. H. H. TURNER,
av3v
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Bill &0a0s.
WESTERN
So s.: : 49,: 80

1rss - WESTERN
asc MARYLAND RALLRO4D
IN on, So O,PEN TO OWINGS MILLS
IN ana after The 9Th Of August the On will leave Calvert
t,1ro;D I 49, WINS NILS at 30 A. NJ and p NJ Re
W West ieaVe PEngs Mills ate and A. NJ and 445 P
Camp, co cents. F 'oNs'' ior the baluMofe
a4H TpU-1N r n,x-roo
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N BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT.
July IS, lS50rdered that the sale OF the real estate Of
John Glenn, deceased, made by William ". Glenn, the
acting executor O. the last will and testament of de
ceased and this day reported to this Court by the said acn
executor be ratified and confirmed unless cause he he5
to the contrary before the 18th day Of September x
provided copy Of this order be inserted some daily news
week FOR three successive weeks before the 18th day of An
gust Dext. ~ "' " -'u'
TIE Report states the of sales to be 81 5el 30
Tue copy-test; ISAAC P. COOK
iZ9-lhv3w Register Of Willie far poi+;,,e-,Ns,;s-.
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JAMES EMMITT as JAMES STOCKSDALE
N THE CIRCULT COURT EOR BALTIMORE

State Of Maryland, Baltimore County, S. =
On this 18th day of July, 1885, before Justice
Peace IN and for the said personally appeared Luther
NJ Reynolds and made oath in due form of law that the
matters and facts contained the afoegong report are true
to the be OF his knowledge and belief and that the sale
therein reported fairly made As witness my
l25 law3w GEO. w. RITTER.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
1CIRGUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, NOTICE
IS HEREBY CIV EN- TO THE OLD Stockholders OF
THE BANK OF COMMERCE, for whose benefit certain as
sets placed for collection in the of the under
signed trustees that the the hands of t.
PARK1N SCOTT, Esq, Auditor of the said Court for the
purpose of dec ring DIYIDEND among said Stockhod
their assigns All assignees who have not ALREADY
filed their assignments with the trustees are requested to
file the with the Clerk of said Court before the
18th of August, 1859 .4..
j292aw2w s BROWN & BRUNE.
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Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIM OE
1ClTl July 18th, ls59-H. r. GLENN, WIN. W. GLENN
aiid John GLtNN, Executors of JOHN GLENN, as WIN
MlLLlS-Orlered that the sale made and reported by
Wv Glenn, Trustee for the sale of the mortgaged pre
misses in said proceedings mentioned be ratified and con
before the 231 day of August next provided cony 81
this order be inserted in newspaper printed in al6
MORE in each of three successive beore The
23d day of August next y
The Report states the amount of sales to be s3575
NM ID H. TURNER, CTk
Trllec nry=Test--WMI IL ~
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La - G. PHILADELPHIA,
Fasssz ~ -'zh-zfzS WILMINGTON AND
OR STAFFORD, DELAWARE

Passengers leaving Baltimore at 30 A. NJ connect at vii
with 6.n5 P. NJ train
NOTICEAl cOlored persons, whether bond or free, will
be required to bring responsible white person, person
ally known to the undersigned who viii he willing to sign
portion of the road '
.l4tf VIM. CRAW FORD. Agent
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Stripping.
For BREMEN

AIg-;L FUK BREMEN.
- The Bremen ship "FERDINAND,n T. Butler.
dick will have quick dispatch for the above port
For freight passage apply to the Captain Jackson wharf,
F. J.. BRAUNS 4 co.
i29-tf Lombard and Cheapside
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STEAMBOATS,.

rsIE~n THREE TIMES PER WEEK
E===.zzxzz=s5I1zFoR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Ing ,,kTwiAr Steamboat Company viii, on and after
SATURDAY, the 18th August, RUN THE STEAMERS
GEO. PEABODY and 'BELYIDEREo THREE TIMES
P PtHIEIp WEEK, leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
TN X, DAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at o'clock
Returning will leave Richmond on TIE same days and at
the hour.
% These Steamers have splendid state room aceommo
dations.
For freight or passage apply to
J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
49,, +r-I,,r
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g. H CHOPPER et al u.s. SAMUEL R KIMBALI
AND WIFE.
ID A L r,1nr

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY this sd day Of July, 1889, that the
case Of H. H. Chopper and Thos j. Chopper Samuel R.
kimha and wife, be and the is hereby ratified and
confirmed provided to the contrary be shown
or before the 18th day of August next and provided copy
OF this order be published for three successive
weeks in some newspaper printed and published thecy
Of Baltimore prior to the day last aforesaid I
The report states the amount of sale to be $500
VIM GEO KREBS
True copy-test-W H. II. TURNER,
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gfGaI M0titfs.

TTNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Ba
city, Mary land letters tesamenary the estate
WILLIAM y. WOUnSIDE, late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned exhibit the with the vouchers there
of TO the subscriber before the I'D day January
benefit of said estate All persons indebted said estate
are requested make immediate payment Given under
my hand this 22d day OF July, 1889
i23-!aw4w* RACHEL WOODsIDE, Executrix
FNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore CITY, letters tesamenary the of RICH
ARD c. WAITE late of said city, deceased All persons hav
ing claims against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
ney, John Carson No II Fayette street. before the
eth day Of January, 1860 they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons in
debted to the said estate requested to make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 18th day Of July
1889 JANE a. WAITE, EXecutrX.
i2l@w4w' JOHN CARSON, Attorney.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1CITY.--IN THE NATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE OF
BIRCKHEAD BROTHER-Charles Morton Stewart,
Trusee0rdered by the Court, this 10th day of july
1882 that the trustees give notice the creditors of Brick
head Brother to file their claims properly authenticated
with the Clerk Of the Superior Court of Baltimore city
before 10th day of September next by causing copy of
this order be published in daily newspaper published
IN the city of Baltimore week for three successive
weeks.
2. COLLINS LEE.
True Copy-test-GEO. E SANGST0N
i22laW3W Clerk
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Others.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
LEFTY Augustl s90rdeed that the sales made and re-
ported by George X Cnnamond Trustee for sale of the
property in the proc edngs mentored be ratified
hed, unless to the contrary thereof be shown
before the oath day of August next provided copy
this order be inserted in newspaper printed in Bai
more in each of three successive weeks before the
oath day of August next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be 81, $1,000
VIM ii. II. TURNER, Clerk
True copy-test-WM III. II. TURNER,
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ALENT BALANCE.-One laroe Patent raj.
Ahee with dsh can hooks, &c, Tor sais iov nv
6o'DonneiI's wharf
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There are some ingenious and not over-sensitiye
persons who, like MARK TAPLEY, manage to be
Jolly under all circumstances Nothing unto.
ward ever happens to them for which they do moi
find some countervailing offset or compensation
They see "a silver lining to every cloud" in
every afhction IA blessing in Disguise and they
not only find "a soul of goodness in things evil;''
but consolation for grievous losses, over which
most people, like the Hebrew RACHEL would
mourn deeply, and refuse to be comforted. As il
IS with individuals so is it with nations. Where
an Englishman would grumble an American takes
it easy. While our Government had abundance
of money in the Treasury it was regarded as a
matter of course, that portion of it should find
its way surreptitiously into the pockets of its
official agents; and now, that the Treasury is ex-
hausted, We are gravey assured that the poverty
OF the Exchequer is substantial advantage TO the
country at large. The New York Journal of Com
merce is particularly disposed TO rejoice over
the condition of Financial restitution that
now prevails at the Capitol, inasmuch
as it will constrain the plunderers
OF public monies to be honest, in spite of
their proclivities to the contrary. The
o0"'"oe 'theS all eVluenl pleasure IN stating
that "there is no more money in the Treasury to
steal, and that consequently ''those who live
by their wits at the seat of power, are driven to
1.-THE most extraordinary straits, and seem likely
Ito seek, through compulsion, mode of life more
lin accordance with the principles of public NOR
'ailty, and vastly more beneficial to them
'selves and the country" The wish is
doubtless ''father to the thought with our
contemporary; but who ever heard before that
hunger was provocative to honesty; or that
knave was less knave in grain, because, after
having stripped his victim of the last dollar, the
empty purse offered no temptation to the unscrn-
puOus thief TO exercise his knavish propensties?
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we have been greatly annoyed recently by the
frequent miscarriage of our Washington letters
The fault is not we have reason to believe, in ou1
Post Office, and must, therefore, be chargeable
upon the mail agents. We are assured that these
letters have in every instance been duly delivered
to the proper officer; and their turning up day
after they are due only be accounted for on the
presumption of neglect of duty. We commend thu
matter to those who should take cognsance O
such official negligence. publish this morning,
letter, which should have appeared yesterday, bu
only reached us last night, marked ''missent, ,
affording fair example of the annoyance ant
loss inflicted on the Press by these mscarriages
The highly important revelations and charges
made in that letter would have first appeared here
in this paper, but are now anticipated by the New
York journals.
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Queen, personally. She is no longer mother,
but actually grandmother. A new complication
"a little stranger!--another ''brat p 1t was in
tended that, should the infant prove male, one
hundred and one guns should be fired, and his
grandmother should pay him visit if female,
but forty guns, and no visit Is this significant
or insigniicant-does Mr.. JENKINS think? Is it
in good taste to make such invidious distinctions
between little boys and little girls? Is it well for
grand-mothers to be too ofcious, on certain occa-
sons? Has not the peace of families been serious
ly impaired by their interference? We wish our
Contemporary to speak out. There are seasons
when reserve is proper, but this is an occasion
when it becomes our neighbor to unbosom him.
self
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The Princess FREDERICK WILLIAM, of Prussia,
has been safely delivered of a son. This has been
been known in town, day or two, and yet The
Amer'ean has not, editorally, alluded to the fact
we would not hurry our venerable contemporary,
and II 1t is making arrangements to take proper
cognizance of the ''auspicous event." it has only
to say so, and we will leave the matter in its
hands Still, the coming event was fore
Swallowed, for time sufficiently long, to enable
benevolent neighbor to have had an article 9th
proper sort prepared and kept ready in the pigeon
hole, as the London Times is known to do with
obituary notices Of distinguished men,, long before
their death. Would it not have been well on the
part of our contemporary, to lessen the responsible
ties, and soothe the anxieties of approaching ma
ternity, by some timely hints on the proper man
agement Of royal accouchements2 Would not an
article on Caudle have been appropriate, and one
on pap? Pap, indeed, may still be taken up but if
something is not done, it really seems to us, in
view of the profound interest lately manifested by
The American in the royal family of England that
Queen VICTORIA will have reason to consider her
self sighted. Thisis matter which concerns the
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The lectures announced for this evening will, we
are sure be unusually interesting and instructive,
and we take pleasure in calling the attention of our
readers to them. R. SToCKETr MATTHEWS, Esq.,,
will lecture before the Library Association of the
Charles street Methodist Church, on conventional
Notions of Women" GEORGE II. MILES, ESQ, de-
livers the second of the o lectures before
the Catholic Institute, his subject being "The Col
ieglan ana the CerK.- Dr. HAYES commences his
lectures on the Arctic Exploration. with the partc-
ular subject of "The Ice Belt of the Polar Seas.n
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NEW BOOKS PECEJVED

TRIALS OF PUBLIC BENEFAcroR, As ILLUSTRATED
IN THE Discovery OF ErHERlzATIoN. Bv Nathaniel
r. Price, M. D. limo. PIP. AGO. New York: Pudney
d Russell. 1852 For sale by Cushings & Bailey
NICARAGUA; PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE. A de-
scription of its inhabitants, customs, Mines min
erals, early history, modern filibustersm, pro
posed inter- oceanic canal, and Manifest Destiny
By Peter F. Stout, ESQ.,, late Vice Consul limo
PIP. 372. Philadelphia: John E. Potter, GIT San.
som street. For sale by Evans Hoyt
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DURING OUR VISIT TO Lowell WE WERE SHOWN
through the laboratory Of our celebrated countrymen DR. j.
e. AVER; Scarcely could have believed What ia sacn
there without proof beyond disputing ~
hey consume barrel of solid Plsabout 1000 doses and
barrels of Cherry PICTORIAL 10000 doses per diem 10 at
amount of human suffering does this point
Igmo doses day! Fifty million of doses per year
Nat acres and thousands of sick beds does This
spread before the imagination And what sympathes and
woe true not all OF this is taken by the very sick bnt
uh OF IT Is This Cherry Drop and this sueaed Pin are to
ie OF pain and anguish and sinking sorrow
family man Here the darling has been toncbed too
sarly py the blight that whers half race Its little
wg5 are Affected ana only watching and waiting shall
Is the talisman on which its life shall hang There the bios
som OF the world just bursting into womanhood, is Stricken
aso Affections most aSsiduOus skls not she is still
Iadhs away Ihe wan messenger nearer
every week ms little meciment shall there last
perhaps their only hope The strong planted in hi
ylta this same disease This red drop his side is help
ing him Wrese with the memorable enemy; wife of his
bosom ana The cherS of his heart waiting sick sorrow
broken. ~ t' NC
doctor; Spare skill, cost nor toll to give the
(IerdS) NelcS
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ROOFING RooFING RooFING !!
Economy, Durability and Security
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Unrvaed by anything yet discovered Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. 2 Jarvis Building, cor North and
iy26-f Baltimore streets, Baltimore
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The new passenger cars on the Central Ohio Elk.
press-running through from Wheeling and Bellair
to this city-are lit with gas, made by the Compa.
ny from some combinations of burning fluids. The
light brilliant, and contributes materially to the
cheerful appearance of the coaches at night Gin
rj,I oufiI s1I