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NAVY PAY OFFICE.
~ MAsHISGToS, Dc, August II. 1892
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Proposals FOE
Coal, will be received at this Cfice until TWELVE NJ
The TWENTY.FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1882. for
the below desc bed coal to be deli, cred at Navy
Yard, Washington, ID. c.:
Bureau Steam Engineering-60O tons Cumberla nd
Coal. q $40 lbs. to the nd
must Be OF the very best quality in every respect
and containing a fair proportion of humps.
The contractor to deliver the above coal into carts
provided by the Government at Navy Yard wharf, and
pay of inspections and the quantity delivered s to
be paid for al the weight of the Navy Yard scales.
The right reserved to reject any bids should
1t ba considered to the interest of the Government 70
do So
Blank forms for bids at this Office.
RICHARD WASHINGTON
au18-2t Pay Inspector, u. s. Navy
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PAUL TRALLES Is making the very best photo
graphs that can be made. 3j9 9th street between
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and ID street His prices are
very low.
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Carter,S Liver RifterS

exert wholesome, mildly stimulating effect on
the stomach, which is direct aid to digestion, AT
the same time acting energetically on the liver
and gently on the bowels
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CoPrER LIGHTNING RoDs, at j. III. Kuehllngs, 419
18th street
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An InlpOsSibility

Is three times the man he was before he began
using Wells Health Remover 81. Druggists
Depot, Stott & Cromwell 8
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CAUSE FOR WoNDEE-Why people will be so
blind TO their own interest as to buy cheap flimSy
gOodS, that Will only last few weeks, when few
cents more JGdiciCuSly invested at Taylor &
Hufty'S VIII secure goods OF nearly double the
value These persons are OF the most lamentable
examples or the penny wise and pound fOOIt III
class, who never have anything good because they
squander money constantly for trash and are al
ways in need OF something new, because their
Clothes never last.
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IL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

ID EFORM SCHOOL
HI OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON, August. 1882.
Sealed Proposals win be received at the Reform
School, District Of Columbia, up to NOON of MON-
DAY. AUGUST TWEN1Y-FIkST. 1882, for the de-
$50 tons White Ash Furnace Coal, more or less
90 tons White Ash Range Coal. more or less.
so tons White Ash Nut Coal more or less
All to be free from slate other mpurites to be dsx
hvered IN Quantities and at such times may be d
rected oy the superintendent of School 10 weigh
pounds to the ton and fee Of 20 cents ton to in
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for Coal
Right to reject bids waive defects is resery d.
II. JOSEPH,
aulo. IL, ~ President Board of Trustees.
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ROBERT l. HCNTLEY, a white boy, was sent to
the wOrkhOuSe by Judge Bundy to-day for thirty
days for begging on the street and having no
home.
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CAPE MAY.-BOar1 at S.Eirner Cottage" 66 WASH
fngton street, at $40, Sl2 and s1I per week.
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No PARTS OF the system give out" when ne
elected sooner than the kidneys. Cure them at
once with Hunts Remedy.
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BUY your wall papers, window shades, &C., OF r.
W. Henderson s Co, lib street.
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Forty Years, Experience of an Old n,

Mrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and darrhea, gripping
In the bowels AMI wird collie. BY giving health
TO the Child IL rests the mother Price IS cents q
bottle. mWs
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pRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRouNps.l
WAsHISG-oN. DC, August 10, 1882 4
Sealed Prop sails. in duplicate, for furnishing the
rue required for the fiscal year ending June 30h 1884
NOON, on AUGUST TWENTY-FOURTH. 1882, and
bidders.
Specifications general instructions to bidders, hne
blank forms of propo ais viii be furnished to estab-
shed dealers upon application 10 this office.
A. +. ROCKWELL.
aul6-6t Col. u. s. A. In charge.
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NINE WEED MACHINES, In perfect order, at So So
~ Oppenheimer'S, 81 9th street northwest
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LOCAL MENTION.
The calher.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
vLsBINGIoN. DC, August 49, iS32 30 A. nj
For New England and the middle Atlantic states
cooler, fair weather, nO-therly winds. becoming
variable, st1tiOnaTy anu higher barometer
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

auI7-d&ds
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MARRIED.

-MAKRIED.
BROWN-.WEBSTER,. On Wednesday evening. Fe
Iuary Is, 1882 by Rev. MIR. Boyle, of the NJ E. Churc
JOSEPH BROWN to EMMA I. WEBSTER, both
Washington, d. G.
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DAvID's PRIZE SOAP CO.,
lss AND ls7 FIRST AVENUE NEW YORK.
LORD 4 PAC1HAlf, AGENTS,
BALTIMORE. Nd.
nla II. II. II. "a n, 30. sspa q. q Il. H. lA

8 o. sS1 0ll5kss !. - - Is - i5so
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On Thur.day. Auy,,st 3vst.

At Louisville, KY, the Commonwealth Distrlbu-
ton Co. Will have their 47th popular drawing
Tickets only 81; halves 81. Send your orders 70 r.
NJ Boardman, Courier Journal Building, Louis
vile, Ky.
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Ten SINGER MACHINES, at SO each, in perfect
order, at Oppenheimer's, 52S oh street northwest
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SPLENDID GLASSES 81, formerly 81 Hempler's,
OS Pennsylvania avenue.
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sAlderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in K-lb. WARD" prints 40c. Der 10.
Also, cottage cheese, butterInilk and sweet milk,
&c. per Qt Cream. l5c. pint
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VALUABLE PRIZES--David'5 Prize Soap Com
pany, OF New York off, Il large number or valua-
DIE prizes 20 their patrons. They not only sell a
good quaIity OF soap, but propose to give away
among the purchasers q brown stone house and q
lot IN New YORK city, United States bonds, dia-
mondS, pianos, horses and lot of other valuable
articles.
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MARY 8. NAYLoH
aul5-d&d.
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

EHU-NNhNoON BIUS., AuCUOneere.
TRUSTEES sALEoFTwO- STORY FRAME Horrsr
AND LOT IN ALLEY BETWEEN FIRST AND
NORTH CAPITOL STREETS AND o AND
SIRE rs NORTHWEST,
By virtue of deed OF trust, duly recorded in II
per - ioo 49, ct seq, OF the land rds ofA-a3
the District of Columbia, viii sell at public x1A
alG ton, in front cf the premises, on THURSDAY
1MENIl-FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST A. ID. 1882 Ar
SIX O'CLOCK r. NJ all that certain piece or parcel Of
and known and described the ground plan or plat Of
washington city De- as being parts lots % and "a
III square GIG beginning for the at the northeast
corner OF lot %, running thence south 50 thence
west "a ee inches. thence north 80 feet and thence
east to Place OF beginning together with all the
movements ways easements ghts, priviieges etc.
belonging appertaning.
Terms $3.50 cash balance in six months note 70 bear
SIX cent Interest and u be secured trust
deposit of $50 at time # sale. COnyeyanCng &C. at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in seven
days otherwise the Trustees the right resell
at risk and cost Of the deaultng purchaser alter five
pupiishedin Washington, DC.
GEORGE BAUER, ~.
aul2-eo&ds JOHN WALTER. JR., iruhtees.
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For strengthening and summer complaint use
kanGer'S flye-year old port, made from the North
rn virginia Seeding, which can lot be equaled at
go. GIL 9Th street.
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nUNCANsoN sRos.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE on "
SIkEEl MORT uMEST ELIMEEN TWENTY

SnkEEf NORIHMEST. BETWEEN TWENTY
IHthD AND TNENTN-FOUkTH STREETS.
10y virtue of deed of trust. dated 25th July. A. q
y io'S and recorded in Llber No. 794. folio 1885, 80
oL Tue land records for the District of Coumbis -
nu al request OF the party secured will sell at pub
&c .I- AUCTION, IN 'front.' OF the premises. MONDAY,
- nh - Nv EN1A-ElGHrH, A. D. 1852. Z HALF
fASI FIVE O'CLOCK 7. A., Iart Of Lot numbered
seventeen I'D IN square numbered thrty-sx (36l IN
tno CITY OF Nashngton ID. G., beginning the same
at POINT on the north line q said Lot fourteen q ~ feet
from the northwest corner Of said Lot and run thence
Que east with north line said Lot aud with street
sixteen 6l feet six (6) inches: thence parale
west line az said Lot hundred feet thence
teen feet six nches thence north hundred to
the BEGINNING, with the improvements, consisting Of
four-room Frame House.
Terms Of sale: onetlird cash; balance in six and
twelve months. with interest secured 10y trust the
property. SU0 deposit at time Of sale. Conveyancing
at purchasers cost Terms 70 be complied with in six
days or property will lie resuld at purchasers cost
WILLIAM A. GORDON. 1-.,u.oDz
aul7-d&ds WILLIAM KING, itusUcee'
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- BENSINGER Aucuonee-
Ne Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
s3o, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES HAIR
Mss, &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SAlnRDAf MORNING, commencing 1T TEN
8OCLOCk, Special attention given TO the sales OF
Reai Estate and Personal property. Liberal advances
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE AND FLAG
GING.

PROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE AND FLAG
Il GING.
OFFICE BUILDING FOR STATE 4
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS. \
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August -, lSS2. y
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering the
Cut Granite required for the approaches the north
wing OF the Build for State. War aud NAVY neuart-
mets in this city, viii be received at this office MIL
TWELVE NJ, ON SEPTEMBER N1NErEENTH,
1882 and opened immediately thereafter presence OF
bidders
Sealed Proposals win also be received separately for
Ter furnishing and delivering the Blue Red Flag
time and place.
Specifications, general instructions to bidders and
blank forms of proposals for either of the above
rails VIII be furnished TO established dealers appn.
cation to this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
aul5Ct Lieut. Col. Corps of Engineers.
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au19-Ct

PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. August Is, 1885
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed 'Prososas FOR Sup
pies VIII be received at this office UNTIL TWELVE
NJ, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEk SECOND. 1882, for
the following named articles TO be delivered the
Navy Yard, Washington, ID. c. free Of expense the
government and subject to the usual ins pection:
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
acquisitions Nos. 5. 6, and g. for Cumberland Coal
Hay, Corn Meal, Oats, Straw, Sperm OIL and Lumber.
The right is reserved reject any and all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government.
schedules and blank forms for bids To be had at this
office.
RICHARD WASHINGTON,
Paw -
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3 81 81 ~ yy E#B'f B. !" s sssss
BOD p "a 4 w HHB sssss
E Err En- En- IF # f zE# E.
F Z E kHz
=: =: s s 81 J. F. F.
AS AN INDICTMENT FOR EVERY FAMILY AND
HOUSEHOLD TO USE
DAvID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY SOAP,
WE ARE GOING TO HAVE GRAND CHRISTMAS
FESTIVAL. DECEMBER &c. 1882. AT WHICH
WE SHALL GIVE AWAY THE
FOLLOWING
VALUABLE PRESENTS:
1 Three Story Brown Stone House and Lot in New
81; ooo4 Psr Cent U. s. Bond.
lies Team Road Horses.
BOO Bonds.
Pianos.
Diamond Bracelets.
10 Pair Diamond Ear Rings.
% Diamond Finger Rings.
80 Gold Watches.
as Silver Watches.
80 $40 Gold Pieces.
IS SO Gold Pieces.
$50 IS Gold Pieces.
10 Sewing Machines.
100 Tea Sets, Sc Pieces
$50 Japanese Tea Sets, Pieces.
30 Plated Fruit Stands.
I Road Horse and Top Buggy.
Boys Saddle Pony.
Excursion Ticket to Europe and return. via White
Star Steamers.
I Excursion Ticket to San Francisco and return.
Excursion Ticket to New Orleans and return.
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arl194t

TNREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THH
Il SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 10, 1882.
Sealed Proposals for File Holders for the of the
Treasury Department will be received the office of the
Superintendent of the Treasury Building Washing
ton ID: G., until ONE O'CLOCK L. M. WEDNES-
DAY. AUGUST THIRTY, 1882.
Printed ins for the guidance of bidders NAV
be had upon application to the sup erintendent.
A. WEBSTER,
aul9-eodH Chief Clerk.
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TRY S. c. PRINT BUTTER. See advertisement.
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FUSsELL's Ice CREAM.
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POWERFUL land and water glasses. Hempler'
l63 Pa. ave.
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Stone RINGS, set in gold, 81 to SIS. Prlgg,s.
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Gar Hart,s ROACH or tnsect powder. No poison.
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CUTIcURA REMEDIES sale by all druggists De-
,ot WEEKS l. POTTER. Boston. Mass. aul9-s&w
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A MATCH BROKEN OFF.-Lawrence Hepberger
was charged in the Police Court this morning
with assaultfng middle-aged woman named
Theresa Hudh. who testified that they were en-
gaged 10 be married and the license had been
taken out, but he got drunk and assaulted her and
she recons1dered the matter and took out war
rant They didn't get married. The court fined
him s. or Is days for the assault
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows :
Joseph s. Blanchard to Elizabeth A. Brown lot II.
81 2oS; $1,000. James McCreary to Belva Al. Lock-
WOOD; pt !, So. 1912; $50. Peter McGinniss To
Henry r Sanders, pit. 8, so. sol: g.. Thos. j
Myers ct al, trustees, to Clarence F. Cobb lot .
sec. !, Mount Pleasant: s. COO Ao' -
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AZ meeting OF the surviving members OF the
military telegraph service at Chicago n sSoctetv
OF the United States Military Telegraph Corns',
was organized, with w. r. Plum as president. A
national reunion was called to meet at NIAGARA
Falls September 21St ~e"A"
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THE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SHOOTING CASE
The charge OF assault against George MantZ for
shooting Mr.. Yates in the leg on the avenue seye-
raj days ago. was set for trial in the Police Court
this morning. Prosecuting Attorney Moore stated
that 1t was not deemed advisable by the young
mans physician that he should be out yet, and he
would ask that the case be continued until next
which was done.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-11-17
Chicago aIarkeC

CHICAGO, Nov. Is. = Flour Quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-In fair demand and frmer
regular, s21l for seller November; 9399311 for
seller December; OK for seller January; 93z
@93X for seller the year; 99I for seller
May; No. Chicago spring, 92A for seller cash;
rest same as regular; Ne. 3 Chicago spring,
79K; rejected, 81; No. red winter, 95 for sell
Ter cash. 95H for seller December; No. win
ter, 9l; rejected, 50. Corr-Unsettled and lower;
6sAG6Sh for seller cash; 69S for seller No
yember; 59A9591 for seller December and
seller the year; 53h for seller January; 54h
for seller May; rejected, 63a6SH. oats-Quiet
but steady; 34a935 for seller cash; 34% for
seller November; 34934H for seller December
and the year; 33Xa35H for seller May.
Rye Steady at So. Barley-Easy sO@S1.
Flax Seed-Lower; 1.I5K@l16. Pork-Actiye
firm and higher; 1880 for seller cash; 1s.309
1885 for seller November; 17.75G I7.7TK for
seller December and the year; 1869 1767H
for seller January: l7.70aH.72h for seller
February; 17.SIH 9179O fer seller May. Lard
-Ursettled; aud generally higher. 1L9o9 200
for seller cash; 11.S091Ls2h for seller No
vent Der; IL. 90 bid and IL OK asked fer seller
December, and the year; 1os7a G1O.90 for sell
er January; 10.ss9lo.S S92 for seller Febru-
ary; n.50Gu07H for seller May. Bulk
Meats-In fsir demand; shoulders, 100; short
ribs, IL 90; do clear, 11.25. Butter-Weak and
dull fair to fancy creamery, 249S6; fair to fancy
dairy, 12H ESQ. Eggs-Steady, 25. Whisky
Lower; lis Freights-Cern to Buffalo. 3.
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The Oil Excitement.

THE FEVER OF SPECULATION AT BRAD
FORD.
BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE spec
ulativc excitement in the Bradford oil
exchange has grown 30 intense of late
that the exchange building has become
too small to accommodate the swarm
of dabblers in OIL To obviate this diff
ficulty all outsiders have beer excluded
from the exchange floor, and dstach-
ment of police is required to keep the
corridors cleared for passage of the
members. Last night seats in the gal
lery which have heretofore been free
to the public, were sold at auction, and
were disposed of at exorbitant figures,
the twenty-seven front seats selling
for g $50, and the twenty-three rear
seats for nearly 81 200 making total
of nearly 81 600 yearly rental from the
gallery alone. Steps were taken yester-
day afternoon by a number OF oilmen
looking to theifoTnation of another oil
exchange In this city. One hundred
and fifty shares of 800 each were
taken at meeting yesterday and II ls
certain as many more can be disposed
of at the same figure. The new or
ganization will be called the Producers
Oil Exchange of Bradford, Pa. 1t will
not affect the status of the Bradford
OIL Exchange, which is considered to
rank with the Oil City oil exchange In
business and stability.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-11-17
Complete Returns Showing
the Results of the Late
Elections.
The Tidal wave was Larger
than First Expected.
The Facts in a Nutshell as r
vealed by States
Telegraphic Totals.

Packed in a nutshell, the general re.
suits of the congressional and legis-
lative elections in states voting on
Tuesday, the 7th inst, are as follows
Grover Cleveland, democrat, of New
York, has a majority over Secretary
Folger, republican, of about 205 ,0G0-a
larger majority than ever given can
didate in any state election since the
formation of the republic. In Pennsyl-
vania, the plurality of Pattison, demo-
crat, for governor, is 81 900. Ben Butler,
nominee of the democrats for COVER
nor of Massachusetts, goes in with
1882 majority. Hale, the republi-
can candidate for governor of N New
Hampshire, at first reported defeated,
has majority of $50. The democrats
of Delaware elect Stockley governor
by l ,535 majority, while Waller demo-
cratic candidate for governor of Con-
necticut, goes IN with a majority of
4 400. In Michigan, David III. Jerome,
republican, was beaten for governor
by J. w. Begole, (dem. by about 5000,
but the remainder of the republican
state ticket was successful. Indiana
gave the democratic candidates for
state officers an average majority of
1900. Illinois has elected the repub-
lican ticket by about $4,000 majority.
George w. Click, democrat, beat St.
John for governor of Kansas by nearly
10000, but the other republican candi-
dates were elected. In Colorado, Jas.
b. Grant. democrat, was elected COVER
nor by 5000. Nevada chose demo-
crat governor and republican congress
man, and Nebraska chose a republi-
can governor by a majority of 1900,
electing also its full republican state
ticket. The majority for General
Stoneman, democrat candidate for
governor of California, is Is, 700. Iowa
elected Hull secretary of state by 3d.
coo majority over the democrats. Thus
much of general results on state tickets
subordinate candidates on the
tickets faring, save where otherwise
noted, AS did the heads of the ticket.
Aside from the uniform and sweep
ing democratic victories, two notable
results of the congressional contests
were the election in Virginia, by 5000
majority, of John S. Wise, Mahone's
candidate for congressman at-large, and
the defeat of Robson, of New jersey.
The table here appended will give the
result of The congressional election and
show perfectly the political compelxion
of the popular branch of the forty
eighth congress:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-11-17

The electric light is not the only
rival which mother invention has raised
up against coal gas. A company, with
$1,000, 600 capital, has just been orga-
nized to make gas by the decomposition
of steam and liquid hydro, carbon on
highly heated lime. The operation
produces almost pure hydrogen, which,
doing carburoted, results in gas of
between thirty aud forty candle power.
The process, which WAS discovered by
n French chemist and improved by a
Polish one, is said to be economical,
and it is hoped that the new gas will
supersede coal for running engines,
and possibly in domestic heating and
cookery. 1t is made without coal-oil
being used in its preparation. Some
New York gas companies are propos-
ing to substitute it for the ordinary
article, and if half that is told of it
proves true, it is destined to work great
notifications in various operations
connected with light and heat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-11-17
A Tempest in a Tea Pot.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Tolleston
club of this city, composed of many
influential and wealthy men, owners
of several thousand acres of marsh
land in Lake county, Ind, has pro-
cured the passage of stringent game
laws, and so incurred the emnity of
pot hunters In that section. In retalia-
ton the latter secured the passage of a
law making it misdemeanor to carry
out Of the state game shot with
in lis boundaries. A few days
ago couple of poachers were arrest
ed and fined, and now the poachers
have caused the arrest of Judge
Knickerbocker. of the probate court of
this city, and f. s. Howe, president of
the club, and they have been bound
over for q hearing on the charge of IL
legally exporting game from the state.
A general war betweel sportsmen and
market hunters is looked forward to.