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THE PENNSYLVANIA
CEN Il tAL BAIL ROAD.
EHE EQUAL To ANY N THE COUNTRY
THREE THROUGH
PASS GER TRAINS

BkTNEEN flTTsBJBG AND PHILADELPHIA
NONNECTING direct the Union Depot at Pittsury with
Through Trains Western Cites for Phl,adsipbia
New York Boston BAmOre, and Washington City thus fur
nishing The trausportati0n OF PASSENGERS up,
passed Tor speed and com Tort by any other route
Express ard Past Lines through Philadelphia without
smoking Cars attached each train Woodrua Steering
Cars 70 kNpTess and Fast Trains. The Express EEIIns
Daily Ms and FsSv Line Sundays excepted Three Daily
Trains direct York EXPRESS aud Fast Line c
neot for Baltimore and Washington
Express Trains leave Psburg NJ arrives at Philadelphia
Baltimore > 2. NJ, New York 1890 2. NJ
Nail Train leaves Ptsburg A. NJ arriving al philadelphia II
r NJ , New York 4 20 A. N.
Fast Lime leaves fttsburg F. NJ, arrives at Philadelphia or
Baltimore AZ s3O A. NJ New York 30 P NJ
Six Daily Trains between PHILADELPHIA and New York TUo
pAy Trains between New York Boston Through Tickets
tall Raid are good on either oil the above trains
boat TcSets 10 Boston good Norwich River or
Bloomington Lines.
Tickets may be obtained at any OF tn. important
ssroad Oces IN the est also board osny regular
Line Of Steamers the Mississippi Rivers and Tickets
Baltimore, or Philadelphia.
Pare always "a low by any Other Route.
ASA fOR 7lCEkzS "a PII1SgCRG
The completion otie Western connection Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad to Chicago, makes this the
OBJECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT NORNH-WEST.
The connecting tracks ~ the Railroad Bridge at Piburg
AVodiIR all dTaJ"ge OF ienage freight together with the sew
ins o. time; are adya9lltes aiy appreciated ~ shippers Of
Parus shipping Ea.ts4rd ind it to their advantage 20
ship By this
For Freight C0naetons shipping Directors apply to or al
b. A. STEW ART. Pitisturg
Doyle Co, stfUfeuvle, . N Pierce 4 Co GAINESVILLE o.
johnson, Ripley, o. Il. McNeeey. Ma,syle Nv. trnsbv
Cr0Pper Portsmouth o. Paddock Co. efersOnyllle Inj
brown Go Cincinnati. o., Z Melir4m, Madison,
Ind; william Bingham, louisville, ky " Graham & Co.
Sso ~ SSss St. Louis No; John Harris, Nashville,
Tenn Harris Hunt Memphis, Tenn Clarke Co. Chicago
Ill II II k0OntE, Alton, H. Murphy a WaIle Dubuq1e
Iowa to Freight Railroads at different points in the
West.
The Greatest Facilities Offe red for tho Pro-
lection and speedy Transportation oil
LIVE STOCK,
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CLAssITICaFION
EIRST Class.

Spirits turpentnr ihae, barnnF Euids sad vanish
will oay ts- taken al 0Wu-f' risk
6unpOw,er and friction msiUhss ana 5ffsr Oouhu De
vii charged local q each Road OILY
Easllf raf.C4 ui-
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The following persons have visitors at these Springs anC
we refer the medicinal qualities Il the Waier &c;
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office.
CHEE~EI CHEEsEIE


n BOXES primo Western Reserve CHEESE, Just received
MI fresh and new Fer sale by
- ~ CAREER, WILsFORD & CO,
,-aa No ) MARKET Street,
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Stationary and Steamboat En- Turbine and Reaction Water
giues aud Boilers Wheels;
FIGURING and G Mills and Tobacco and Lard Presses;
Mill Machinery; Water and Gas Pipes, Retorts
Circular Sash and Muley and Gasworks Castings;
Mills: Rolling Mill Machinery AID
Sugar Mills and Corn Crushsrs Blast Cylinders;
Geering Cot sGn Machinery, Cranks
ton Mills; geons, Shafting, &c, &c
catalogue Of Patterns of Spur Devil Geer
ing, Pulleys Balance and Band Wheels to select from.
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seple I. ------
SSTARCR ToE's Pearl Starch the best sre
Cein ne market for sale low by
Market Il.
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FURxETURGf FURSITUREFs
q II D ON ESs CAVEls Il & { o ..

Owing 70 this reduction, those huying credit WI crfd
interest fFoli tue time The tills made.
The heavy store, the employment azs
naIHir o. hands csusiaaty engaged
esl Z give extra bargains al The preseEt time.
Ne asa A. examination q our stck, believing thst tta
van y AZ article l a1a It - ihr interest pVhax q
GkoOMEs. CAVERT & CO.
Asttssssof akads constantly band, and salsa1 ts
0Gssf HaaTEet pics. i1re tg-3a
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ENRANHEHHIES.--IgO, XXX bbIs nice fresh Gran
Z berries for salevery how by 1855 20
Ia, n No. 5. Market st.
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UTATEFIRLD WALK Err have themost varied assOrtmsn
w Of Caps for boys aud children, onsed "
the city Also design in Riding Hats fer Ae Ladies
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road.
First Glass, ninety ave per haniFei pounds
Second Class, ninety Esr cents re handFed pounds
Thrd Class. seventy srus per hnadrsd P54 asi
Eouftl Class cents t-r one hundred u5s.uaf.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Com"i'"ee ct Arbltratton for the month Of June.
CHAS A. GAMBRILL.
". H. PEROT " I AIRERT
ISAAC DE FORD, H. s TAYLOR
HIonetarp ano Commercial 4tbietu.
BALTIMORE, Jun c so, 1855

|
There was rather done in Stocks today than on
yesterday but the operations nevertheless quite
light For nearly all the stocks on the list the market
was firm, and in fancies there slight improvement
baiumore and Ohio Railroad left off the Board at
SON od SoS asked regular way these figures being
advance OF to per cent the closing quotations o,
yesterday There was nothing done in this stock at the
board but after the close sale 100 shares was made at
S54 buyer 60 days. which is equal s53x cash.
There was nothing done Northern Central Railway but
left of at Sl99 bid $19 asked regular way the clos
ing pid being higher than that of yesterday There
was some inquiry for City 6 and sales of
looos at ss and Sls35 1905 at 994 both dividend
ls5s left off at 100 bid 1OO4 dividend on There
was nothing done to-day in Railroad bonds Northern
Central 1855 left off at 703 bd asked and Baltimore
and Ohio lS75s closed at Sc bid do lssOs at bid do
1855 at 81 and Northwestern Virginia bonds at a2y
bid for first mortgage 60 bid endorsed and 30 bid for
unendorsed third mortgage Bank stocks in demand
ana quite firm We note sales to-day shares Bank of
Baltimore at Sl01h, 13 shares Howard at SO, and 80
shares Farmers and Merchants at SAX Sales also of
III shares Baltimore and Cuba Mining and Smelling Co.
at $62.
The Franklin Bank, Baltimore, has declared dividend
OF three and half per for the last six months
The Chesapeake Bank pays the city taxes on its stock
and not the Bank Commerce as mentioned in our issue
of yesterday. afM
Sterling Exchange is in demand and quite firm but
continental bills lower and slow of sale The rates to
day are as follows viz For London bankers bills 11O4
C9llOS do commercial do, 1O9X611O; Paris GO day
bilis 5flo; short sight 5f7K; Antwerp 5f64 Bremen
Soa; Amsterdam 41%d42: Hamburg, 3s; Cologne, AKA
rs Frankfort, 43
SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
sro,, THURSDAY, June 30, 1889.
8,S9l iS9i ball os, SIS AFTER BOARD
1902 new, U95i 100 shs. B. Il o. RR bO. 81
- sls. rank OF Balt .l0l4a ~ shs. Bait and Cuba
qni ~" ShS' TnoWalI Bans. 10 Sing and Mining CO..
~ sils. Far. * Mer. Bk..4l1i
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PROPERTY .NALES

HoI Q II
COL ,. II. Cover sold on the premises lot of
ground situated on Eutaw street near Biddlt
street, with front on Eutaw street of 26 feet II
inches, and running back 25 feet improved bv
ttWo-istI0ry brick dwelling. Purchased by Rufus C.
Mcclellan for S9l5,
Also, lot OF ground on West Favette street near
Franklin Square, with front of 20 feet on Favette
street, and depth of l20 feet Improved bv .
three-story brick house and subject to a ground
rent OF $50 per annum. Purchased by E. Feinour
for S2,425. ~ - e-l0u'
Also, I4l feet on York avenue and I54 deep for
$500. X. X. Kirkland, purchaser
Also, 6414 feet on York avenue corner North
avenue by l4S feet deep for Sl2. Same purchaser
Also, i13 feet on North avenue, county side, be-
tween Barkley and Falls street. for 81. so ]. Jen-
kins purchaser.
Also, l7S feet adjoining on the west irregular
depth at 50 per front foot. J. H. Berry purchaser
- Also, an angular lot corner North street and
Northern avenue for Sl45. George Freshman, pur-
chaser. pun
T. w. Bennett, purchaser.
+; W; Bennett &Co., auctioneers, sold Yesterday.
al tne Exchange Sales rooms, the following proner
~ situated IN Baltimore county, near the city lin
Lot No. l, 10 acres, 3 roods and "A narcbos of
land, adjoining the property of John Prentiss Esq
and is improved with handsome stone cottaGa
known as "Delwood Cottage" and the usnaI ont
buildings. Purchased by L. J. Cox for 81 400.
Lot No. 2, II acres of land on the west sido oF
Jones Falls, opposite the White Hall Factory. and
ADJOINING the lands OF Lloyd n. Rogers, ESQ. Pur-
chased by Isaiah Martin at S265 per acre.
Lot No. ), . acres, rood and 80 perches of land
and adJoins the White Hall Mill land. Purchas ed
py Il. r. Kirkland at $3.50 per acre.
Lot No. 4, 10 acres, 3roods and 10 perches of land
purchased by A. c. Schaefer at Sl2O per acre.
Lot NO. D, acres, roOds and 81 perches ofland
purchased by A. G. Schaefer at SliO per acre.
Lot n o. q, 10 acres, rood and perches of land
upon winch there is very fine spring of water
furchased by Isaiah Martin at S155 per acre.
Lot NO. Z, rs acres, roods and 20 perches of
land. Purchased by A. c. Schaefer at SlOO per
acre. " WV Pe'
9 Lot No. 8, l9 acres of land. Purchased by A. C.
Schaefer at Sl20 per acre.
Lot NO. ., IL acres, roods and 81 perches of
ia4d. Purchased by Isaiah Martin at S2O5 per acre
Lot NO. l0, acres, roods and 25 perches of
land. Purchased by A. C. Schaefer at SS5 per
Lou NO. H. ZO acres and roods of land. Pur-
chased by l. Martin at 5000 per acre
iHE Lost SUBSCRIPTION BooK-It was rumored
last night that the subscription book carried off from
the to- rooms No st. Paul street, had been taken to
rhlladeiphia in the afternoon train of cars Par
nes n VINO saw the wagon containing Evans and
Dougherty going up st. Paul street, saw that it
stopped near the Record office, and that Douph-
erty jumped out and Thomas NJ Gardner iumped
in, and that the buggy was then driven towards
Gnaries street; where it proceeded to, was not
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THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr adionrrod
yesterday for the Term. nv"
The UNITED STATES CIRCUIr CoURr meets this
morning at 10 oclock. '
r,S SUPERIOR CoURT-llon. u. Collins Lee, Judge
Ihe following occupied yesterday:
=, Henry H. Reynolds and Josiah Reynolds Us. The
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore-an action to
recover for breach of contract in building the new
city Ja,l. Schley and Reverdy johnson for plain
ants. On trial
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. William L. Mar
6sall, Judge The following occupied yester-
John Boardley Us. Alexander Johnson and G. T,
frank. An action to recover damages for false i'm
prisonment. Nerdict for plaintiff for $780,
,, richard IL. Atwell Us. Ludolph w. Gunther and
difference in value of lot of tobacco bouobt hy
plaintiff and shipped by him to the coast of Africa,
and the value of the tobacco if it had been accord
ing to sample. Verdict for plaintiff for 1855. 90.
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FOREIGN MARKETS

Rio DE JANEIRO.-The ship Courser has arrival .,
Thladephla bringing dates from Rio de Janero to 81
June, from which furnished with the foowing.
!, Cohee-owlng to buyers holding out of the market
meet tIeir SUM ueGlihe sun prices were too high to
eu states lots and would not make any concessions
ferrng to await the arrival of the SoutIsmnton
uaiIy expected The stock 21O 900 bags and tbe
pments IN May to the United States only % 533
Flour had slightly improved and small sales bd haor
maze OF Baltimore Super at l5l500 and Extra at l7uOOO
Market closing firm Stock 81 GOO bbs of which 16 oco
were Richmond; and 200 Baltimore. '
hosewood-Owing to recent advices from the IT nited
, prices OF 1air lots had advanced from Rs 36OOOO
dozen. ~ o'VHooo per
Lumber NIB had arrived very freely declined large
~ me last sale of boards at as res per foot and of
DEALS at KS 2SOOO per dozen, being heavy loss on cos
days ~ "' -f4 lor W
CARDENAS, June 21st, 1S59-During the whole of the
current month business has been du that
beyond few unimportant sales of Mus sugars we have
not single Item to report Sales during the pas wee
comprise we believe 81 hhds fair ref at rs-4 do do
at %-and parcel of 120 hhds fully fair at same rate
aSo near OF small sale OF inferior goods at 5b rs
10 ue present almost entire suspension of business
many causes contribute In the first place our sock i
uci reduced consisting only of about $500 hhds of
Which fully one half in second hands or the ramoi
der but little is offered maI ket planters in ran
instances preferrng the chance of United States markets
III to this be added the high asked here reIavev 10
last received quotations from the North and the dc1Ity
experienced on many hands negotiating EXCHANGE 4
small ~ " snip are
On reference to annexed list of exports our readers will
s5 tlat the number Of hhds. of Muscovado Sugar
sPPel 81 hence 70 date equals within small quantity
.at sPPeu during the whole of last We have stI
10 20 orWar IN store and uncompleted cargoes in the
Bay loOOO hhds at least equal quantity still on
te estates which will swell exports this year to an
oil ABOUT 40 to 10 cent those of 1858 So
nuch iof the short crop, vehemently predicted bv
sPecuators at the commencement the season and AS
peseVeringy conradiced by ourselves We're we to ex
De still more amply verified. U
and @ most of dealers are asking
o & o. iot oayed and Muscovado respectively still we
aypd hav han,,
at 4 mas "een solu
Freights have declined materially last rates mid h
S+2 sugar and 81 for Moasses The list of noccnnied
In port large, and than sufficient for our
requirements. ~ i' Jul
hAchahge-Our local business has been extremely
the greater part of both Northern and Sterling
ant ie 70 tne capital Tor negotiation, where pres
rates are entirely dependent upon class of paper
For rShinnlnpIntelliuon coo IL ,Se..ss
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MEETING OF INDIGNANT SUBSCRIBERS,
SPEECHES, INCIDENTS, ETC,

Inc book was again opened yesterday, and the
bidding was pretty brisk as may be inferred from
the following list of subscriptions, and the proceed
lngs of the meeting. The list embraces probably
not one half of the names subscribed the renortars
noE having access to the book, in consequence of
the rush of subscribers, after two O'Clock As a
list OF the rich men of Baltimore, it will be read
WIN interest, and discloses the existence of an
amount of capital in this community. of which
probably readers have hitherto had but LITTLE
knowledge:
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From Washinpton

WAsHINGToN, June 3O.-The receipts at the Trea-
sury Department for the week ending Monday last
and quarter was from customs The drafts maid
amount to S3,l75,000 principally on account of
Treasury Notes. The balance in the Treasury is
From thirty to thirty-fve passports continue to
De issued daily from the State Department About
tnree-fourths of them are to natusaIized citizens
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From Havana

New ORLEANS, June 30-The steamship PbiIadoI
phia from Havana has arrived bringing dates same
as received per steamer Isabel.
Frelghts had slightly declined Exchange on
London l5@l6; on New York 315@5%.
I'M Inc british Steamer TeriOt had arrived from st.
Thomas. Santa Anna was not on board unless he
was concealed Much disappointment was mani
tested in consequences -"AA
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PIC BABY;-Liberty township boasts of the lar
gest baby in Washington county, and Wasbingtnr @r
county challenges the State. The child's name i.
Isabella THOMPSON She will be six years old in
September next, is three feet ten inches high and
weighs considerably over 200 pounds. Her arm,
between the elbow and shoulder measures l715
inches in circumference. She is a woman in appear
ance, and as intelligent ordinary children of her
age, has good ear for music, and is healthy
| Where's Barnum ?-Marietto Ohio) Home Ne,ss.
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FIRES.

Inc alarm OF fire at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing was caused by the partial burning of A back
building in the rear of the restaurant of Josenh
uriihn, on Franklin street, near Eutaw The fire
was e,xtinguished by the police and some of the
nelghnors before the arrival of the fire engines.
Loss slight. ltorginated through accident, caused
oy the burning of the remains of some fire crackers
left on the premises by bows
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POLICE LNTELLIcrMnn

- oftcer Browy arrested man named James
hayes yesterday evening, charged with fast driy-
ing on Pratt street. On the way to the station
mousse Hayes resisted the officer and struck him a
violent blow in the face. He was. However COZ
ried to the station-house and locked up for exami
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The following paragraph brings out verv sharpl


the contrasts of time:
The LAST OF THE MoHEGANs IN CoURr-An Indian
Refusing to Pay the Printer-A suit was tried be-
fore Justice Crosby yesterday, in which John W.
Stedman, of the Norwich Aurora, brought an ac-
tion to bill of $40 for advertising against
Christopher Columbus Simons of the last of the
Mohegans. Christopher Columbus refused to pay
the bill, and urged in defence, the law which re-
leases the Indian from all liability for any contracts
he may make. Christopher Columbus is three
fourths white, and Mr. Stedman agreed to recog-
nize the other fourth, and its incompetency to
transact business. Therefore he proposed that
Christopher Columbus should pay three-fourths of
the sum for his white antecedents, while he would
give his Indian blood the benefit of the law for the
remainder. Christopher Columbus refused to ac-
eede to these terms, and was bound to go the whole
hog or none with the law Judge Crosby decided
that there too little Indian blood in the ve;n,
of Christopher Columbus to make it much of an oh
ject to pay any attention to the defence raised ant
decided against Christopher Columbus, upon which
the Great Dscoyerer appealed. Bulletin
June 28.
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SoUTH-wEsTERN RAILROAD EXTENSION. South
western Road will be opened to Cuthbert. Ran
that aourshing town will receive their first visit
IRON the Iron Horse. We learn they are getting
up grand Railroad Celebration, to come off on the
nah Republican
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OLD But WORTH REPEArING-"I was showing
dear little Charley the picture of the martyrs
thrown to the lions," said Mrs jenkins, "and was
talking very soemnly to him, trying to MAKE MN
feel what terrible fate it was Nal! SAID he all
at once, 'oh ma! Just look a that poor little hon
away behind theTe-he won't get any!
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Successful Attempt to Walk Across Niagara

NIAGARA, June 3O.--The anxiously expected under
taxing oil M. Blondln to walk across the river on
tight rope, came off this afternoon in the nrasence
OF from five to ten thousand spectators. He first
crossed from the American side, stopping midway
to refresh himself with raised in bottle with
a rope from the steamer Maid of the Mist The time
of the first crossing was l7% minutes and the ra-
turn was made in twelve
U; :. SlOOp of War Savannah
BosToN, June 30-The u. s. sIoon-ofwar Co
vannah, from Pensacola, is below.
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A letter from Chicago, H., says that city has
changed wonderfully within the past five Years
The bubble which had fascinated so much canitsI
has exploded; fortunes have been swept away in
BREATH and schemes of speculation suddenly des
troyed Property has decreased in value as ranid-
y as 1T rose, and stores which five years ago rented
i9r s9;0Oo VIII not now command $4,000 1t is
thought to have reached healthy basis. and that
its further progress will be upward.
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VALUABLE LEASEHOLD


BAllI At PRIT1 TE SALE.
~THE NEW MARKET FIRE COMPANY, OFFERS FOR
nesr the Lexington market This Lot has front Of about
near S ie oi is 7mproyed by well built THREE-STORY
eI I6IE r. the lower story having been used
oans and the and third stories having large
p5 handsome HALLS recently repaired and fitted up
meeting rooms The property is egiby situated and can
he altered at a small expense for BUSINESS purposes
Person desirous of examining the property obtain
the key by applying the Standing Committee OF the Com
P'' " - AUGUSTUS ALBERT, President,
Je2seot No. 81 North Eutaw street
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lFro" the Philadelphia correspondence Of the Tribune
Some of us have been wondering what the owner
OF Mount Vernon means to do with the 5000 600
which our women have been collecting for his snec
uaton in the bones Of Washington. | can solve
the riddle to a certain eXtent--that he is rotating
from one speculation to another so difficult is If for
man to give over when once fairly in for it, A
Chicago paper informs me that Mr. Washington
has purchased $50 feet of ryer-front in that citv
for S25,O 600, ten ofland for S35 900: also 800
acres, some l3 miles out, for S25000 and ~ acres
for S42O per acre. Mr.. Washington in company
with Virginia friend, has dipped into Chicago to
the tune of Sl54, ,0O0 being very near the sum the
ladies' have so far paid him for the bones afore-
said. But it may well be questioned whether
the Chicago speculation will pay as tremendous.
ly as Mount Vernon, no matter how fabulous it
NAV be.
The full influence of the Mechanical Bakery on
public sentiment is beginning to show itself That
institution has sold its bread bv weight from the
beginning. 1t uses only the best flour bakes in
superior manner, and gives its customers such full
satisfaction that the demand is constantly increas
ing. The public voice now demands that all the
private bakers shall be compelled to sell their
loaves by weight also, each loaf to be slammed
with the number of ounces, like the Mrchanicai-
10 this demand the bakers loudly object but Coun-
ellis have taken the matter in hand and the crusti-
ness OF the bakers will in the end be made to Weld
Such Is the great revolution accomplished bv the
Mechanical Bakery.