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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-13
THE DAILY REC0RD-UNIOE.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

From l. K. Funk & Co., New York, we
we have three numbers of the STANDARD
Series" The series is issued in quarto pam
phlet form, and at cheap rates enables some
of the choicest of literary works to be OBJ
tanned for a very few cents. The print is the
pest yet given in any Of the Cheap library
issues The numbers at hand are " John
fIoughman's Talk, by Charles II. Spurgeou,
Carlyie's essays on the choice OF books,
tae two masking up No. l OF Glass 4. Class
Is, l, No. ). embraces Macaulay's essays on
Milton, Dryden, History, johnson, Bunyan,
the Athenlan Orators, and on Montgomery
Poems. Class y, 2 No 2 contains the essay
on " The ManIiness of Christ" by Thomas
Hughes, author OF the Tom Brown series.
The Sanitarian "a. n. Bell, NJ. D..
New Yosbl, Tor March, is very superior
number Of a sanitary. science and medical
magazine, Of which we have occasion very
frequently to speak in wtym terms. These are
some of the leading papers in the current
number: Caupa and Depopu'stion at
Memphis in the EpideInics If IS7S-79," by
Colonel John +. Cameron 9 Inspection OF
Steamboats, and other Vessels" by a. \.
Bell, n ID, Naval Hygiene Report for
1879 by Z 5. Wales, NJ D., Surgeon-Geu-
eral, U. 5. ~; Drinking Water Abroad, ="
by Sir Henry Thompson; " Apollinaris
Water, - Flour versus Flesh"
From T. B. Peterson 4 Bros, Philadel-
phia we have Raney Cottem's Courtship. .
by Major Joseph Jones tof "Pineville, Geor
gia y. 1t IS much of the same style as
- Major Jones' Courtship," elsewhere no
tieed. Ia this volume the author narrates in
his quantity humorous style the intentions of
a supposed confirmed old bachelor. suddenly
DESTROYS OF putting his neck into the matri-
monial yoke
"Maior Jones Courtship," by Major
Joseph Jones (of Pineyille, Georgia., was
written more than thirty years ago. It is q
humorous account of courtship experiences,
full Of sharp raiilery and pungent points,
which are just now quite as telling and fitting
as when published ia 1874. The volume is
published by T. B. Peterson & Bro, Phila-
delphia.
"St. Nicholas for March (Scribner & Co.,
New York; is at hand, and proves TO he
right royal number, full of choice illustra-
tons and interesting matter for the instruc
ton aud entertainment Of the children Of the
land
"The Seamy Side " is Walter Besant and
James Rice's latest joint novel. It is issued
BY ID. Appleton L Co., and is one of the best
jointly written society novels Of the day
The West Shore for February Il. Sam
uel, Portland. Oregon) has been received
l. has number OF neat Illustrations and coz
siderable pleasant miscellany.
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FULTON q MARKET,
CORNER FIFTH AND X STREETS.
- 1-fay- OUR CODE: "a
Live AND LET LIVE ~ e,...ig.
WYE HAVE THE LARGEST AND MOST
w complete Market in this city, having an
unbroken frontage OF 40 feet by GO in depth. Con-
sequently we are enabled 10 combine a frst-class
Neat Stsl, Fish Stall, Butter and Egg Stall, and
Poultry and me St;dl, in one market, including
Apples, Oranges, Vegetables, Potatoes etc, of all
which we at all times carry large stock.
We have Two Delivery Wagons in use all the
time and our customers can rely on having their
orders delivered promptly.
Country Merchants and Hotel keepers who may
favor us with their orders may rely on having them
filed satisfactorily, doing large business
wholesale as well IS retail.
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RAILROADS. STEAMERS. ETC
GENE. RAJ PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Couatnenelns Sunday, January rs, 1850,
AAD UNTIL FURTHER NoElos

TRa;a R53 aaafs SILL LssyE ssGaaMEa o
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= NPORg ERs ANDDEALERs IN PAINTS, OILS.
Glass Varuishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Window
shades and Wax Flower Goods, Pictures, holdings,
Painters and Arusts Materials, No GIG j. and 1905
seventh street, Sacramento, Cal. f264pu
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BLACK DIAMOND coal
AND SCREENINGS.

TIVE ARovE WELL KNOWN SUPERlo .
L MONTE DIABL0 COAL, the most economical
that can be used for' am is FOR sale in lots TO suit
At Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county
and at the office OF the Company, southeast corner
Of Folsom and Spear streets, San Franeisco
P. p. CORNWALL,
dist President 3. Il Co
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MEDICAL.
To TIE UNFjD b FUN ATE
DR.. GIBB0H'S 0ISPE..SlP
e2s Kcaruy si., SAN grancisco.

Establish, ri IN 1850, %!
the treatment o. sex.
ana seminal digeas.,
5uch IS GOncfflea, Gle
Structures. syphilis IN
Is forms, Seminal Veal
ness, impotency, ski
Diseases, etc, perm
nently cured orno charg.
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FREMONT HOTEL
A. y. vER MILYA

N0UNTY CORONER AND UNDERTAKES,
~ No. l03 street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Always on hand large assortment of Metallic arc
wooden Caskets, BuTlsl Cases and Collins. Shrouef
furnished and Tuners Wreaths Preserved. Countsg
orders will receive pTop attention short notaee
aod a; loves rates d1l-kpln
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TR6;a a'59 a9RtS SILL LEAVE sS3aEMEsT O
As FOLLOWS:
4.3A 4.s'-esgn iys ssosgtsdl1 AZ On a;
: tx A. lyl-Oyerland, Emigrapt,
Ss-4sS Freight rud 5cooumn iati n Train.
Z - a. 81 -(Daily) -Pacific Express, via Davis
- . Benicia, for San Francisco. Connects
(sunds1A saoeple- at Davis with Ae4on :
5et u irain 70 t@H Williams and
willows. Connects daily at susun fol
Vallejo, and vic Napa Junction for Calls
toga (stages for the Geysers)
Z A-eAa4 sa.--,or &c surju ,iieft,iter as pi &c
VsSS ticsble, Sundays excepted Gamer for
San FrmeSco. touching at al way ports
on the Sacramento river.
I Sp,a +. IS. (Daily)-LocaI Passenger Train
Z Fs'- v ,or Stockton, Tracy, Livermore. Niles,
Oakland and san Franc SEQ. Connects
at Gait Tor lone, and at Niles for San
jose
1910 p. M.-{Suudays excepted)-Local Pas
fV'AV senger Train for Davis, Bencia and San
Francisco. Connects at Suisl,n Tor Vallejo
and (via Hapa Junction. for Calistoga
Z 0,sssa ~ M.-(sundays exc pted) Passenger
AF~'oS Train Tor DAYS and Woodland. Con-
meets at Woodland for Williams and
Willows.
o,1A p. M.-.Dqiy) Alta tic sxrres for Col
1StA y ieA, bap0 Carson md Y rginia) Battle
Mountain (Austin), Palsade Q1ureka),
OSde,, ,ua aus East
.bas94A y. NJ DaiiV oregon Express for
'vsfSv Nlr]sviiie Chico, BED Bluff aud Redd.nr
Stage for Pc tland, Greg ny.
sDsIA z B, Sunda S excepted Locai Ae.
|ss'V commodat on fr1an o LlLhrop. Connects
with the Arizona Espr-- for Mereed
MADEIRA (Yogemite and Big Treesl Mojave,
Newba (san Eueplyelluu and Santa
Barbara Los Angeles, Santa Monica
lmington, SAINTS Ana (San Diego),
Cotton (Ssn nardinoj, Yuma (Colorado
river steamers Maricopa istages for
Ph9nix and Prescott and Casa Grande
stages for Florence, Tucson aud Tomb
81 re). Sleepig ars betwee L-thrup,
Los Angeles ana Yuma.
sfsSA Y. NJ iiuY- Local Passenger Train
tsoS iorDiis Bsuicia and san Francisco
!:l5 Kan (; to Davis. wsaSss md E9isS
Landing
Sss6s 3. e. Sundays excepted y Virginia
C'cV City Express for Auburn, Coifax, Trucis5 G
d Reno Connects with Virginia and
Truckas b. / d for r5on nd Virginia
Sleeping Car rom sacramsuto e Carson
AlSA II. -(Dailyt-Westward Enigia. +
osVS Train, via Davis and Beni~ia, for San Fran
cisco
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! ehinist. Castings and Machinery Of al JrGs
made to order a Che lowest prices. Gutten5erges
Horse Powers tbs best and cheapest made Corner
Of sront and n streets. Sole manufacturer Of tie
California Giant Quartz Mil. f.6-aPlm
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w. z. KNEs;R Ts,
OKEsD RAYMOND DARWIN o. ALLEN
.ygLsgIS sTRYTZ.

4 TToRNEYs AND COUEsELORS AT Law
"a Office in Quinn's new building, corner OF
EnIrth and streets (up stairsl SacranontO La Up
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MARKETS.
N Q I | {; ::
- TvAv1Nc EvLARGED :

= AVING EMANUEL Is -.
,es 4 our place of business, e Il
a. y it now gives us greater IA feasg-sS
n'@'&Ss'-s cilities than ever for filing --@nssL-f
country orders.
We at all tunes carry a large assortment of all
kinds of produce: BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, FISH
and GAME.
Our POULTRY YARD will always be keptstocled
with the Choicest Poultry in the State.
The FISH STALL viii always be supplied with
all kinds of Fresh and Salt Water Fish, Grabs,
HOLSTERS, Shrinps CLAIMS and Oysters
We will also receive weekly, direct from Balti.
more, FRESH SELECTED OYSTERS.
We also carry, at al times Dried French Prunes,
Nuts and Beans of all varieties, and all kinds Of
Canned Goods.
Azy' Orders from the country will be promptly
filed
.. DEBEH@ARCi 81 Co,
Nos SOS and $40 fl street,. Sacrame nte
InT4 I'm
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SIXTH:
THE "WEBKLY UNION' ~ THE MOST
ABLY AND CAREFULLY EDITED, MOST
INDEPENDENT AND BE FAR THE
HOST READABLE JOBRXAL PgB-
LIsHEB on THE COAST.

EFT Is BECAUSE ALL THESE COUNTS
ARE TRUE THAT ITS INCREASE OF CIR.
cuLATIoN Is UNPRECEDENTED. AND ITS
STANDING AT THE HEAD OF JOURNAL
IsI Is MAINTAINED.
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EXPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
4 fne Brandies Wines and Kentucky Whistles.
AGENTS Of the real Chris. SchrOeders Nordhaeuser
whisky and of the genuine Imported Culmbacher
Beer No. 1909 Fourth street, Sacramento.
f5.inln
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LOkM 81. CAREY.

Ea EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,
rs, Conveyancer aud Notary Public. Rents Col
lect,d and Loans Negotiated. City and Country
Property Bought and Sod on Commission, at
reasonable rates Houses to let, Stores TO let,
Offices TO let Improved and desirable Building
Lots for sale at bargains, and easy terms. Farms
for sale in Yolo Solino and Butte Counties Manager
of the Sacramento Branch OF the Home Mutual
Insurance Company, and agent for reliable Foreign
Insurance Companies Office, No. 1905 Fourth
street SACRAMENTO f2d 4pIm
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]: ]. all
1azslz=-lz-=zzEs
Al s AM

Cures Colds, Pneumonia, Bonchtis, Asthma Group,
Whooping Cough, and all diseases If the Breathing
Organs. It soothes and heals the Membrane the
Lungs nAamed and poisoned by the diseas and
prevents the night sweats and tightness the
chest which accompany it. CON UMPTIoN is not
an incurable mslady. 1t is only necessary to have
the right remedy, and HALLS BALsAM is that
remedy DON'T DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for this
benign specific viii cure YOU, even though profess
sionai aid fails
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PHGMlX ASSURANCE &C
c. RI. KRE8S g. CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE
PHGXIX Of HAIR FGRl, CONNECTICUT,
HOME OF NEW YORK.

a GGREGATE ASSETS. ...... $5s.aI9,' ea ao.
"A We issue int Policies, which are therefore the
strongest and nostdesiable written ~ any American
Fire Insurance Company. fZ1-spim
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A. n. TOWNE. General Sraerintenden
T. h GOODMAN. .Genl Pass'r and Ticket Agen
irl-H-Tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
eRoyg 4. Ie,.sggssN,

TEAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-
E dence to Dr. G. L. Simmons Building, J
street, between Second and Third ofice hours: !
TO 0 A. NJ, IL AN tor H., and 20 P. n. mrl2-t
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y ACRAMENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
x | street. between Front and Second, Sacra-
lnento. Aanufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron
Work. etc. Also, al kinds Of Repairing. Changing
Portable Boilers fiom Wood 70 Straw Burners a
srecialt, mr6-4nu
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C<UPGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
p Office aad residence, on Eighth street. between
II and l. Office hours, to9 4. H., and Il TO ?, and
6toSPM. Dieases Of the Eye and Ear 4 specially.
f2-4p2m
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A TToR NEY-AT-LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
~ Office: Northeast corner Of and Fourth
SreI1ts Sacramento mr3-4plm
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q TTGgNEY At LAw-oFFICE, FIFTH 81.
between and J. Residence. No 209
,tfeet between Seventh and Eighth. mrie-4plm
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CHANGE or TlME.
Sacramento 6 plaG8rVilla Railroad.
- EzFy l-Isgtsz5ss--s5.-'' r-EasszFssssszss-5
80, Re ~ 'zls ~

80 w as.lAi q Es
On ans after Wednesday, Pee. 81, 1879,
UNgI vCETfIEE gOTIcI,
Trains Till run Us follows, daily, except Sundays:
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, Latrobe
and Single Springs. ............. 7:0JA M.
Leave Sacramento FOR Folsom. ......,.. 400 P. n
Leave Single Springs for Latrobe, Fol-
som and sacramento. ........... 1915 A. RI
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and Sacra-
mento. -. 1919 P n.
Leave Folsom Tor Sacramento. .......s 700 4. u.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. 1920 ?. II.
d7-tf J. p. Wright, Supt.
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seminal FeaElMess

is practiced by the youth Of 5oth sexes t
an almost unlimited extern. pioducing with u
erring certainty the following Jrain Of morbi
symptoms unless correlated ~ scientific meIi
cal measures, viz: SalloT cclnt 7n-1ce, dJ-I
spots under the eyes pain IN the head, ringing il
the ears, noise like the rusting q leaves and raj
Ting % chariots uneas;ness about The loins veal
ness Of the limbs, confused vision, biUnted in-eec.
los5 OF confidence difiidence in approaching stra1
gers, a dislike o form rev Acquaintance. a4sicg
ton to shun society, loss OF memory, hectic ushe
pimples and varioyls eruptions about Che .az
iurred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption
night swsats. raopornania and frequent insanity.
aiUREBs Al DEE.
Persons 1T distance rnaY De cured st ac1le ~ &C
dressing letter to Or. GiBBOH, stain cr>t,
symptoms length of time the disease has continues
and have medicines promptly forwarded, .fee 'ro'
damage aud curiosity, to any part Of the c9un p (,
with full and pigl directions. By uclosins ten d0i
srs, in regiBtared letter, through the P3as-oIicc,
through Wells, Fargo s Co., package Of me3isu.
will be forwarded 10 any part Of the Union pleas
say you saw this advertisement IN the REc0eI
UNION Address, Or. J. y. Gl3B0E.
ja24-4pG Box 1855 San F~ncsa
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y MANUFACTURER or IRON DOORS, SHUT
lSs ters, Ratings, Gratings, House-w0rE and
PlacksInIthing in general, No lis street. between
Fifth and Sixth Second nand Doors for sale
dll-tDtf
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pioNsEa livery STABLE.
PIKE & YouNc.

CfARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
z ers, corner If Fourth and SlssEzssrss2x
streets, Sacramento, have on e5-3e-7-5sassss;SSt
land the largest assortment OF &SSZSAAZ2 ~
Carriages, Wagons ana Buggies IT, Dc found in SaHa
mentA which thevwill sell at very low rstes.
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F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON . DEIsooI
ROOT, NELSON 4 Cos
"NIoN FoUNDRY-TRON AND BRASS
3 Founders and Aaehicsts Front street, be-
tween n and o. Castings ana Machinery OF every
description made to order. t34-4plm
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RpR. MATGEs.
TAEEEa farEsaRE,

nFFICE 81 J STREET. OFFICE HOURS: 9
I j A 81 and 1890 to Pr. ja2e-tf
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G. ". nINMN. ". d.,

v-sO0K BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
80 Book Manufacturer, No. So street, between
Third ana Fourth. Sacramento. f2O-4pU
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REMOVED.

kEFHOFIlU
OtUARLES T. JONES AND ED. Nj. MARTIN,
Attorneys-at-Law and No ares Pubhc, nave
rsr1oved their office to No 6O7 l street, between
Sivtb and seventh f2t-4plm
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n. \. HrensoN. d. D,

EE0MEoPAFHfC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, southwest corner OF seventh ana )
streets in Brv .e's new building, UP stairs. Resi-
5ence. southeast corner Of Seventh and \ streets,
Sacramento Ofice hours 1 to and TO P. N.
\ In
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r,,,s pETER HaNMARlAs


. TIDwIFE.- GRADUATE CT THE UNIvER-
VI sity Lying in Hospital OF Berlin. Residence,
.asonic Building, sixth and K streets. palm
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-04
A Bnager,s Defense Against Dogs.

Mr.. Charles Gonter and son were
shooting ten miles west Of the city wien
they saw upon the banks of stream q
badger. Two dogs accompanied the
hunters, and upon receiving the proper
encouragement began an attack upon
the animal. The fight was lively and
interesting one, and though a shot could
have easily settled the contest, the hun
ters preferred to LOOK on and enjoy the
struggle, and leave the fate of the badger
to be settled by the dogs. For ten min
utes the dogs howled and barked, and
would occasionally jump on the enemy.
inserting their teeth in its back, receive
slight wound in return and then re-
treat few feet away. A false move
ment would then be INDUCED in by the
dogs, as though they intended to pounce
upon their victim and kill him without
further parley. The badger soon under
stood their false attacks, and when he
paid no attention to one of them the
succeeding one was sure to result in a
struggle, in which every time the dogs
were driven away with an extra wound
or two, until finally, all worn out and
covered with blood, they gave up the
fight. A large bulldog, owned by a
neighbOr, heard the noise of the other
two and came bounding upon the scene,
fresh and in good trim and eager for the
fray. The badger was about tired out,
and it was but short time after the
arrival OF the third dog before he was
lying dead, having fought bravely to
the end, leaving CORY marks upon the
hide of the third antagonist. The
badger is full grown, and probably
weighs thirty pounds. His fur is OF
grayish color, and he is altogether a
very pretty anima'. He was looked
upon as great curiosity, from the fact
that no badger was ever before discov-
cred in this part of Missouri, and the
quesiionis. where did he come fromP-
50. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-04
Individuality Of the Horse.

One thing curious and interesting
about the horse is its individuality.
This is a characteristic common to all
animals, undoubtedly, to a greater or
less degree, but surprisingly so we
think in the case of the horse. How
this characteristic varies in horses is
well known by any one who has ever
intelligently drawn rein over a good
roadster. The individuality of horses
varies as much as that of men. Every
one has a different mental as we'll as
physical makeup. Some horses seem
to possess brains, to have some sense,
are quick to understand and obey the
least sign, n. otion or word of their mas
ter; Others are not inaptly termed 'lunk-
heads" always awkward, numbering
about, difficult TO teach, and never
make anything" in a horse-ological
sense. 1t may be true that these traits
in a horse are sometimes due to the hab-
its of his driver or owner, and that the
horse itself may not be so much to blame
for his ignorance, but however much he
can be excused on this score, there is a
surprising difference in these mental
qualities of horses. Some men drive
and use horses for years and yet never
realize anything, or that there is any
more difference between them than
there is between so many barrels or
sawlogs. Other men who handle
horses a great deal, who buy and sell
frequently, and who study much their
different characteristics, will tell you
how wonderful horses are, how much
more they know than some men, how
much each one has to be driven and
handled differently, and how much
they will sometimes teach even their
drivers Between nervous, sensitive,
intelligent horse and his considerate
owner how large union of fellowship
and sympathy exists. In the stable, on
the road, If overtaken by an accident,
the cool, sensible man is sure to have
quick sympathy from his faithful horse.
He trusts his master, as his master
trusts him. If the master is quiet, the
horse will be equally so, knowing every
thing is safe; if the master blusters, or
becomes anxious, or exhibits fear, the
horse knows it at once, and becomes
restive likewise. Oh, that men only
knew that horses know much more
than they give them credit for, and that
they would use them more humanely,
as they should, than they now do.
Horses are not brutes, they are noble,
intelligent, sensible creatures. the most
useful animal servant which divine
goodness has given to man!-NeU Eng
LInd Farmer.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-04
A Safe on Wheels:

The removal of the bureau of engrav
ing and printing to a building half a
mile from the United States treasury q
Washington has made it necessary I
provide new arrangements for tha
transfer OF money and bonds between
the two establishments. The depart
ment has had constructed a heavy,
van-like wagon, sort of vault on
wheels, built of iron and steel, and ar
ranged internally like bank vault W ith
a sheet.iron lining. The doors are fast
ened with tremendous bolts and the
locks are of the combination order.
The body of the concern is painted an
olive color with gilt ornamentation. IL
was only put into service short time
ago, and when drawn through the street
by two immense horses it attracts con-
siderable attention, especially as 1t is
always accompanied by tive armed
agents Of the treasury department, two
guarding the front and three the rear.