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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-11
JULIUS MEYER & SON,
No. COL and sos Broad Street,
Richmond Va

Richmond. Va,
Beg to announce that they are now exhibitips
an immense line of
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Large in variety and style, and lower in pi ice,
than ever before
In DRESS GOODS they have MANY novelt;e,
in PLAIDS, STRIPES, FIGURED BRO
CADES, &c.;
All the latest shades in NUNS YELLING
CREPE FOULES, SHOODA, and BAN
GOLINE CLOTHS, CASHMERES. &c:
10 pieces, 36inch, colored CASHME RES at 25c.
All-wool colored CASHMERES at 4Oc;
Black and colored BUNTINGS at 12}c.;
All wool BUNTINGS from 18c. up to 4Oc.;
Extraordinary bargains in Silk and Satin BRO
CADES;
Colored, pure Silk, BRoCADE SATIN at 81 .25
worth So;
Colored Silk BROCADES at s5c. worth 81;
Black Silk GROCADES at 75c., worth 81
Black. all Silk, BROCADES at $1.25, worth
$l.75;
All shades in colored Surah SATINS;
special bargain in pure SILK-BLACK SA
TIN DE LYON at $1.25, worth 81 SO: a
superb quality at $1.40, worth 81;
Large line Of Summer weight Black Goods. in
CASHMERES, TAMISE, KIBER CLOTH.
FOULES, HENRIETTAS, NUNS VEIL
INGS, &C.;
All-wool Tamlse CLOTH at 40c;
Silk warp Tamise CLOTH at &c.;
Another lot OF the &c. all wool CASHMERE:
A 3S;inch superior finish. all-wool, CASHMERE
at Soc;
Black all wool, BUNTINGS at 1Sc and up;
In White Goods we show superb line:
White LINON DE DACCA from lSc. to 4oc.;
White union linen LAWN from 1877 to 3Oc.;
White, all linen, LAWN, from 25c. to Soc;
90 pieces white Persian LAWN at 25c., worth
&c.,
30 pieces, extra quality, do, at &c..
Corded and figured P1QUES from 81 to 40c.;
VICTORIA LAWN from 10c. and up;
40 pieces lace striped MUSLINS at 1Oc.;
All the new patterns in LACES in Valencien-
mes, Lanquedoc, Merrichote, Casicmacross
Point Venice, Maltese, Antique &c.;
Irish Crochet EDGINGS from '12c. per dozen
yards and up;
The largest and cheapest line of TORCHON
LACES we have ever shown
70 dozen pure linen DOILIES at Soc per doz.;
In PARASOLS we have an immense stock, in
Guiding all the latest novelties
Fancy lined from $3.50 up to $ll;
Plain twiled Silk from 81 20 and up;
A 26 inch boiled, twilled Silk Umbrella at 81 so;
A "a inch worsted, Serge Sun Umbrella at 81 .65,
warranted for three years.
Send your orders to
JULIUS MEYER & SON,
No 601 and 6o3 Broad St.. Richmond, Va.
Prompt and faithful execution guaranteed
de18-ly
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-11

Prince William and his bride were
the recipients of necklace of three rows of
choice pearls, held together by magnificent
diamond clasp, from the province of Bruden-
burg. Silesia sent necklace of very large,
sized diamonds of purest water. The casket
containing them was made from the wood of an
oak in the palace garden at Dolzig, where the
Princess was born.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-11
CAPON SPRINGS
AND BATHS.
Alkaline Lithia Waite

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA.
ALSO CHALYBEATE WATERS, RICH IN
IRON, and FINE WHITE SULPHUR
IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Ne'0 and Largest Sloimnaing Pool Of Mineral
Water IN the q. States, 80 by As feet.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-11
ICE! ICE! ICE!
KEEP COOL KEEP CooLl
RICHMOND ICE COMPANY.
Successor to A. G. Babcock,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BEST QUALITY NORTHERN ICE.

we beg leave to inform our patrons and the
public generally that with facilities unsurpassed
for conducting the ICE BUSINESS, having our
depots on the Kennebec river Maine, stocked
with the VERY BEST QUALITY OF ICE and
having on hand here an abundant supply, we
can guarantee ICE to our customers through the
entire season, from wear to wear at fair nS2;ces
We shall make no change in Captain q
Babcock' business We shall retain his reliab e
and polite clerical force and drivers and hone
to retain all his old patrons.
Special attention given to the SHIPPING OF
CARGOES and CARLOADS.
ICE CAREFULLY PACKED
Orders by mail shall have prompt attention.
Telephonic connections
Once and depot, south side of the Dock, cor
ner Seventeenth street
M. w. JOHNSON,
my lin snner;ntendont
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-11
p A r E NJ T. S

WHO HAVE DAUGHTERS TO EDUCATE
should send for circular of
Charlotte Institute for Young Ladies.
Charlotte, N. c..
Furnished with the best instructors from the
North and South. Departments of Music and
Art unsurpassed anywhere Avoid the severe
and trying winters Of places farther north. eli.
mate mild location healthy,
Rev W, R. ATKINSON, Principal,
ap6-6m Charlotte NJ
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-05-11
r. B. SOMERVILLE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Richmond va
Richmond, VI

Pay strict attention TO the sales OF Tobacco
Corn. Wheat Flour. and all othe- country pro.
duce. Returns promptly made
Agents for the. sale Of Millstones, Boiling
Cloths, &C.; also, Arlington Phosphate and Other
Fertilizers. Grain Bags furnished.
, 1881-06-25

period Of 1lo,E'7, or Lao per cent That wns
hEgh-water mark. Wl,ctt The tide turnetl tllo
el,b rar nut with n vengeance. III thu ak
yrnrs between tsl1 aitl' 1851 the population
fell 10 d.s',:s15, rctluctiun of l,743,d'0, nr II
per cent. 4 tatturu Of tha crops rendered IL
Impossible to pay tho rents, tho Sly|ockS
pressed for their imtlnt ut Ilcsl, tho ntscra-
bic farmers sold all tho fool they ralsc.f. and.
still faillns to pay tic rents, were eyicted by
hundreds Of thousands. flung ,,pou tllo high.
why's to starvc, and there died ltko flies nfter
nil October frost. From That tins tU this tho
population Of Irelaul.l Inns continued tn dwln-
slle from tle same cnslse,-excesslve ronts,
causing starvation and cxpatrtatton. Poverty
and cxtlo nro dempulattl,g tint fair ntd fruit.
ful island. It IL certainly high Tine for tho
pnssage Of uiatlslot,o's l.alld bill 10 snve tho
miserable remnant ut Inhabitants
, 1881-06-25

TfE lion. Robert q. Winthrop delivered
tho oration N postoti on Bunker till ots tho oc-
cnslon or tho ttnyollatlg Of tho Prescott atatue.
lie sutd of tho statuos
Tho gontus Of Btory prosonts him to tis now. IN
which he IL kn0wn to have thrown nt during ihe
iDtnnsa hont of Tho DAY nnd of tho bnttie, III OK
GhAhKt fur the m1r0 AtntulF md Gutb!tFOnH uni
furm fl which he hui marched from Cambridge
tho might t,etOrc, and which may ho seen dropred
intoitao, oftoray on tho close approaching foo.
With t1ls icft hind ho Ia hlsLltig and hoIdinE
back the itnpettnit s0tler8 under his command,
TO awnit bis word, With bis right hand ho is
tnst rcay to ittt tue sword which is to 10 M their
tnan,ioreti .fcatures. which ho transmitted to
ognized on ut ieaat ono Of his living do-
sccnIlnnts, hnyo anah1od tho artJst to
It, s!Ssr Ts&s ,ss Ss
this bill s'nco he WIS hero lcforo: AM! that
wills of hfa Krandsor.-tno htstotar,-An1
whlQh ia now ono Uf tho TREASURES ut the MasBa-
'arosse,l Asorls whose roniantlu story has 10
oftcn l'cen told IN vorso and pr0se.-thnt sumo
sword which, tradition tolls us, be waved whore
ho NOW atNnds, WHOM. seeing 1t let'Hth tho but
tons or tho ct1ats." or. # may hAvu been, " tho
whites Ct tho eros" ot thn asvanotng enc4ny tG
"Firei"Nsnat same sworsi am prisIlased to 6oli
Up ut this n1ttinbft to your vlhw. IT. Indeed, l
ahnll bb nble to ho1t It. while Il sortns rundy to
lcap from lta ecahtinr mud tn lily from MY hand.
to anluto and welcome 10 bravo old master md
forces OF llamasol,s, Toledo, or Heupn' was evor
witness to ErrAter personal perils, or lHaa over
welded by hrafgr arm.
, 1881-06-25

GEN. JosErIl JOHNSTON Inns succeeded In
maklng a rcIo'naer to Jctl. pNyls' aspegs!ons
apon his military charaeter almost as eoli-
plete Us Gen. Stee4nlan's reply to Sch0tield
III the matter pt the Nashville eanlpa[gn.
ten. Johnston does not take 1t III that Dayls
speaks of him rs "tha Fublus OF tho Call-
federacs," though the ex.l'retenler oytdeht-
ly intended ttlat !c should. Fabl.ls was u
General, though Davis may not kllQw tt
Sherman had slpafb army. tieIl johnEto.s;
says, and 1t had better lighting material III 1t
than the Army Of tho Potomac Ind. Hut tie
position taken up at Atlanta WIS lmpFeg-
nntie, and the Confederatea could llava
defended 1t until thls lny, Johnston
, 1881-06-25

KRrlEl IN Pisc|i has :: ecitpsol Mast In
Naryxrs Htst'v for u long e!n.o past In pungonts
md graphic easso,s,s, tak!ax or pub!.e usea aaa
aysnt4. Hut Naals last effort brings hIn, asn'n
to tho front. It pcods but }sttto description, hra
IL unlleratoo4 Ut glnnoo. Qou. Grant IL trying
to "pnt heal" Gu Conktlux. The lattar hsy.
lug cut otr his Senatorial head With ma!lco pre-
pe..so, haa poon carrylpa It around In albany
u,ller ha urn for shma time, ontlnavoFanK In
vain 10 ret tho Lcglalatuto to put II ot, s9atn.
And 90 4ocs "Mo tao." Gen, Grant. luat homo
fron Mexico. raahos 10 Now York to tho aEd Of
biz tall "1rions" =. Selztu9 tho .dopRpItatetl
capllt. and. standing oa tlptoe, ho Ia atralnlnR
htlnkclf t0 tho utnost 70 roach high enooRh to
pIacelt an top of thq 4o#aless trunk* nut be u
top short by considerable. 10 cunt 10 It. l!s'
I'd Me atQo" stands IN the background With tho
pnto ho cut o4 undqr hl& arm; ANXIOUS tar solao-
body 70 couu aldnR and .rcplaep II, IA ssEeet
Arab flttinY on Ills >blacktuR'hox looks seorG.
fuly and po.,tomptuous,y Vt, h!a,, bur ,nekea no
,nuyp tu help him Fepsase Tho epaasas!aa hea4
which he lifted ta nleaxo jupqElqus Lard @loscoe.
Taat IL the ptosapE at&aa&lon Ut tho duleo&abto
, 1881-06-25

start tho train Ggaiu, noticed the woman ana.
llttlc charge getting on. 1furrytnR II In .'
ho nsktd wt1nt wns thu mntter, and lin .ns spo'
replied. 4iIto con,posctlly, that her lIuIa ~
"wan,etl 10 k'ss nor tnpa boforo ho lor.'. Mt
ar, w, 4. CEoftut, II New Ynrk ,,nru,,,..
Ia Kuinx to Eurtn0 next week. Very rcw rh,s1
10 newspaper men m tu t:urupc. rhay nrrtnss'
drivo slowly down tho sonth Park la,.,jrva.'t.oo
their cnrriaRcs and lslcn tn tho SUIT m,,,a ~
tho wnvcs thnt kiss tho c1gea OF tho prono,.s
owned by editors anti reporters. FS.V
]1cnra 1ancltefort was the victim Of r,,i
Qua n,tstnko tho othor iny. Ito ras ir.s'
frIdnd whob, thoy met. R0chcfort, mcctnntr,,
ly ar olit of polltoness. bowed tho md thu onn
tIonnn thus snlutad fwho had pntIce,t III. 1s ~.
RrootIns) responded by liftIng his INT. II ~ -,
Narshal MacSahon. y"
Mr.. @. L. Harrison. who wns aat,,orr,Aa
by Gov. 11oyt to bring William PENIS bone. !.
this country, hns Just departed uppu [s n,r.,s
btr. Harrison says that EB will Ionvo no stono nv
turnod to accomplish this duty. t4proh.M.
that ho Will be uusacccssfu,, a. thr Enstss
guardians Of Tenn'a Rfaro havo no Intention ~
giving TIP tholr trust.
Mfr. Henry Lahoi1cl,tre's paper. To,,,
says: "Tno Cornell University crew i, oa,
eirHanta Rceordinv 10 tho tosnnwhnt strIo, pr.
BlI8u luUMa u lUEIH+ JUL ku8f VIII nfntlIllF h
founA fast. They nre thoroughly vol torcthss
Their boat ID lighter than anything In Envland
They will htvo nh htivuntagc over their uonc.
ttonts In not being previously fatguca with a.
eiKht.onr raco."
Ex-senator II. G. Lord, Of Ohio, l,,s a IN,
To ploturo OF Lincoln which haa Il h,ator,
"Whcn Ltnoo,n," says Mr. Lord, "wnA on NJ
way to Washington for his lnauknratlon Ia lsGI
], rs prcsfdunt OF tho l., < l.. nuad, had !.
special train to carry him from indianapolis 10
Cincinnati. easo tho forwnr1 car Of the train
to Linooln, and took extra procautton to protect
him by having tho road clear and six artped
guards ptaoud on tic traln. Lincntn expressed
desire 10 bu alone, and ar unwilitn8ncss 10 Sea
anyuody Or evcn ia appcar on tho platform. Iae-
corltngly allowed no ono to enter, and be, mr.
wife, and myself. occupied tho chr alone. He
sat III tho forward part; my .gIfo and I iii
some distance In tho rear. don't suppoto |
spoke to him three times on tho trip, and thar
mcrn1y to nsk bin, Il oou1a 10 Of nny Berytcp Ia
hin. Wa did not want to disturb hln. Ho 40
penrc1 cnrewor, sad, ind snt silently MI thu war
apparently In tIoop thought, With his elbow oysr
tho bnck ot tho soat md bis faco buried IN hI,
hand, occasionally changing frotn the Fight tq
tho left hand. Az wo approached Cincinnati
Mr.. Ifneo1n opened a vatise, 80 old and weru
TINT It locked ns though ho had carried II In BIZ
t!atbost dnys, and, taking this picture from It.
drew bis pencil aud wtut6 hta nntnn as yuu tca
and presented It to my vito. sut1l '4fr. IIa,
coin. didn't vote foryoa. md I'm sorry iosis.'
, 1881-06-25

A,NHw foRR l,a,,ar Hpeclttetl number Of
large lutnber-deaIors who say that tho slpply Of
black walnut IL rapidly diminishing. and, tnleod,
practically exhausted In several localities
wholee It Una hitherto l1oen ohetiy obtained. No
ono Of thaae mentioned Kentucky ~ paat
present, OF perspective soarca of supply. This
omission lcntls Importance to d statement In tho
1.oilsvo Courttr-J Journal OF juno ih 10 tho ef
feet tint Kentucky ahounds Iii black walnut
timber uf cxccllont quality. Thn counttca which
aro said to hu especially rich In this valuable
wood nro Jaoksoa, 0al,atlu. Kcnton, Doono,
I,ash, Anderson, shclby. nnd 0rconnp Hitherto
III Kentucky IN !tutucnsa uumhce Ut tlack-wnt-
nut troos hnvo been thouRhtosly destroyed to
clear land or cut up into fotep.ratls.
, 1881-06-25

u13oottaru-.lvbof- x0,, en,v Il, tho alrv ia n
oonot. Mr.. conkllur is stlIl on earth,
yvotorn,o,o,a ors nm sso,o t,, No,v vorr
n ~ W"naa,,,t ' t. W @ ~ ~, tsm t,s ~
,u,u ,a ~. ~, 'A1's''''s ~ '"ss W '' "'e"o5
The late Senator CARPENTER, OF Wisconsin,
10 to hayo monument eltheF at hao'aon or
a. Nt!"aaSeo'
Family Bfst4 says that England ss being
rapidly reduced to fort7oss IN tho oocan, With
out solf.Hupportlng food powers. ~:
Two brothers In Lebanon. O.. are engaged
, 1881-06-25

TI'ouuif TIC thermometer ut New oficans
las been IN the 1el1'bof'looa OF ltD aial
sleallls ny sat'sstroEo lfeaaeht, u'ofn ~ w.
cl4c.l cooI'tess growing up netwecll t'lat CITY
asl st. Louis. II seens that certain corn r.
celyed ut New of'eai1s froht VI. i'o'1's nas
been founl to be III the ef'llt'lt'o'l KNOWN ~
'"lot." New Orleans lllslsas tlla1 u wa8 D'd
when shipped, Or Hnt not M Its wny 'a"w'' to
the trot'tcs. IL. lA'lls uen'cs tl'o al'egatloh
nni le'Ies tho ailrgathr l'''t, thero -
tfa hot corn that sllacloscs tho fhct
Of Its condition leyo,t MI question. So
str"ns Is tie conviction at New orleans
tlt1f u Int ~ In tt1R E1rErd ii IT.
, 1881-06-25

T,tF Des AIoines tlowa) Register prints q
letter fronA Mr.. David a. Walls, IN which ho
says: "ls wo hnd d ba!f-dozcn papurs Ip tho
Untcu stntcs which would discuss tho question
Of FREQ tra.lc yesaus protection as cnergettcally
nnA tntcll!4ensly as you ire dining, tho Issue
wus1id snnn como ~ thu front mud be suttind for
ever In FREQ trat'e aa tho 9uestlon ot slavery
rcrsils ftcnlpm hHa hcQn kottiri.n -.
, 1881-06-25

THE experiment Of lighting the streets ct
Albany by electricity bas 30 far bcnu suocosaful
that tho Superintendent 0f Ltmps hRs been au
thnrfzod tn Cut off tho ans tampa on tho HlcotrIo
light circuit uno hundred and slxrocn Fas
innnps wnro accordingly ciat qts, ,TWcnty.iivp
electric lights nro TN this circuit. q, i.
, 1881-06-25

Tnr Cn1cAno THtntsE has rsinh,sshet branch
Offices for the recoIpt pf subscriptions und ndyeFtiso-
HIcn.s ns f1ows:
NEW yOHK--itoom % Tribune nnfldnR. F.r. Nc
FApnES, AtnnaFor.
Gl.AstiOW. Ecptiand-Atnn's American News
Agency ii 1sunlcld.s-
j0SlON+ EnR--AMerican Exchange. ~ SRnnd
NrNHf Y. u1It.t1, Agent
WASHINGTON. u. C.-'3!n + strnot-
, 1881-06-25

GIN. r. DntsKEmloFr, OF Ohio, contra.
dIols tho report that be intends to vote for tho
reflection Of Gov. Foster, although admitting
TINT personally ho has htRl regard for him.
and considers him In mott RESPECTS tho ahlnst
Governor tho Republicans evor e!eotcd ln Ohio.
, 1881-06-25

: A inopl, aptltlote to the mining tsYer lpay
pasatb!y Ap found ny so.no persnns who eontetH-
plato e1phapRlng u comfortable home tor they
knuw rot whit, In the ta!!owsaa pAsaxsaqa tsoa'
tho San PEauclaqo NRit<alt: "Thes0 aFo nos lea
than 1000 prospcptoss In the uoubtalHa Ut Gall
(ornIa at tho psasspt' tlne. Aost Of tha4n havo
been prospecting fpF ton or twenty years. Tnay
uro a!l puor. With few exceptions they have
, 1881-06-25

T1tE louisville {1Zy) Courior>Jo1t17,at
aayss "Kantuoky Justice Ia really d farco. Our
0lllcgrs acknowledge that at presont 1t Is Utmost
fnpossb,c to punish orinne ot any kind Dnm-
bling, robbery. Or m.1rxor,' It Ia NIL tho ,same.
Either tho laws aro nelclent, or tho otIIcers nro
nt futtit.s
, 1881-06-25

TIE Cleveland tOhio} Herald INSERTS that
tho CAUSE Of horaea lImptng iu that city was dis
coyorea TO bo st!yor quarter Of dollar !mhod-
lcd tn It's right shoulder.
, 1881-06-25
POSTAGE.

Ent,rtd at ts Pst-f1ass Al Chicago. III. Al seeoni.
GItts1 Mnffsr.
For tho hnncdt Of our patrons who tosiro to send
single cnpIcs oE Itix TllntSH through tho innti. We
give herewith tho transpnt 1ntu OF rostnsp.
fbrfign tni UanlssEle. Pr Fhrp.
EfRht md Twelve laEo I'arar.............9 eontA.
, 1881-06-25

I.nks Front.
Foot Of Madison street. W. e. coMp's Circus md
MennseE!o. Afternoon nnA eysnlng
, 1881-06-25


Madison stree. tetwcen etata and tleathotn.
Engagement Ut Hyen1nn. thu magician. MAy1 eD-
tertnIumsnt- Afteeuuon and osenng1
, 1881-06-25

MnlfltNincH m existence ny paying 0fIty one
llnIf the Interest u, Its bonds, md by letttng
ts'Euarantcoti dividends oil stuck 10 by de-
fault nlt"Eetlhcr.
The terms ot the recent bargain arc That.
tho creditors, NIL English, havc consented tn
n perpetual 4ensu of tho brtIgu to .(ionltl's
railway conIpa>ly, an.l .aRrcolng Ii acccpt
new Indebtedness fl plnce ut o1d, will. inter.
est scalc.t ~ follows: 7 per cent OIL $780,
zoo, q ,,cr cont Un 2a.6oo. 600. q per ccnt OIL
$4,000, 100, and d per cent un 81. .0oo, ,o00, the
l,,tcrcst amounting TO ru,1t Of S05o,0o0 q
yunr. ..,..
II Is understood Tint taotlid Induced the
EMgltsl, ow.lers' Of tho bridge tU sell "ut by
threats Ut bllftlinr britlgt at st. CliRrfcS By
which alt tho biisfncss, Except tile purely
local trutlu 0f st. Louis, cnuld be carsirtl ui,
| by all his rnat1s.'
What t,oui,l threatened tho English own.
ers Ut tho brittgc 1lu won'tl do it they did not
sell ia yot posstbu 10 lilo owners Ut nil tllu
other ronsls NOW Using tho bridge; mil re~
turn to tic ferry system Is n'so possible.
The present ;extortt0ns upon traisp0rta-
tlOn lnvo failed To reniutiornte the OWL
ars, us SC lave secn; but tie terms
Ut tho loase will still require tho
collection Of lieayy tolls. Afr. uuultl docs
nothing pro bono lllltfc0. liz llas bought
tho hrldge to make money out OF It. Thts lie
could do by tho collection Of the ront out Of
all tho other roatls dolnr bt,stncss ut st.
Louis, or by compelling them tn abandon, st.
Louis tratle altogether, Mil thus securing n
monopoly.
The toial earnings from MI sources by tho
Bridge Company Inst year were $50; ,i0i, Of
I'D
, 1881-06-25
PER3pNAL8,'

! SourI AMERICA Ia sending great quantities
Of tongues Ia cans to the London market,
, 1881-06-25

itt,o rnunrnt ,tfe+rosa ,,s Tim rn.r1f of tutto
xnrcs'I @ % sroc;tinitnu NJ % vs. '@s WV '1'' " '
=.
oAusr NJ srrAM,no1rrR rxp1ns1oEs,
tnr nt Wri,ayi11c r. Inn dcvo1onnI n no,v
Tic tlleory w concerninc Il tho w explosion Of stcam
boIlcrs which. wien fully ncccntetl m cor-
rect. rect viii i urobnblv teatl to apnllanccs a,,d
methods assuring almost cou,plcto protection
0 'i.n. ,!...ss. t',"..i =. ,'aa i.,s a'.
% ten,le.l In % tl,e INST TINT the he OK exptoslons Of
1,n,,ar. a,,,,ara,.,y - % g., ,ars.ot nnn,,tiar 10
IvI.s ue shar tn scipacv pei'sss m nernr ae
condensation through, supply Of cold water.
nm, tn I'm e,n,,,, itsn,r Ar i,,vso,,,e
.'eu 70 LIZ sIean. 'eae''' oat' la'"soIs
.nnntc1 ,.o,"r @ ,r,,ic1' I cnnsne % n,, @ cxn1nson
Whenever WI vacuum 4.,, Is created @ 3D., IN 1"isr by
..,s""'' s s.".. rs a.. 49,. 49,. ~ .,n.... ;.
oSp,os!on eoos on. ~ too plsLon draws
t'lofe IS M instantaneous expansion Of ono
inch Of .,l heated water into seventeen hun: H.
sv er ses IN orar o t 1'fp m ts o'eup'co snnc" as as
us hueF"te" stea"' ~ ot"ef "oHts'
cubic !'le'l OF water suddenly expands Into
ouo'" low w. s,e"'a. 1h's l1lst'u't."cous
expansion III iii the naturo OF MI explosion.
Whit was merely pressure before tho steam
WIS exhausted becoi1tes collctlsstnt1 for tile
moment. 1t Is prcclaaly the sat,e rs IT tho
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EhttesNtpchlME 1'nrk.
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, 1881-06-25

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, 1881-06-25

Chicago Driving rAris.
AZ The terminus OF AlAdiaot attGet caf-track. ltuu-
ming cVnitaencos ut 3::u
, 1881-06-25

Randolph street. betwccn Elntk md In sa,e.
Engagement Ut AuGtlstn f3aly' Company. "NGoAlcs
and Flns." Afternoon ard cv9ntnH.
, 1881-06-25

bcen ponr Rn,t h1rsi up all tho time. They 10
rut average 10 ccnta day tho yonr round: and
no men work harder. or moro hours ns1ag. They
itvc On tho conrscst mud cheapest fosn, With no
lltxHtlos, md wUr tho channcat Ut clothing. 1lut
thoy tutl IN month aftur month and ycnr Hftar
year, hopefully and couraRc0usly, Infatuated
md tlrlvett forward With tho bullet TINT they will
setriko 1t riot ono Of these iayt. and thon thoy
will tlnve rest and a good tlme 'town nt the
llas or At tho old humu ttM tho Gtatcs.,"
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Tour yoats ago Lieutenant Gov
eruor Tabor. Of CIlorato, kept a
'smnii store 10 LeadyilIe. lie "grobp
staked' a couple Of prospectors, aol
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en- from it sl,30J,0OO. His wealth
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81. .ReIiiDg hss ~ dog taat dc.
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,css IL tho anthracite coal mines OF
The state.
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tics severed in tho las, Blair county
cOv,a
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ni'. - used ~ build the new steel
anil %. Scranton.
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t,c comfy ,1tse the Gurst non pro-
incld IA tue country,
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