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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
GO IN, SLOCUM.
shoot Him Down Like the Dog That
He is-A Brothers Defense OF His
almost Murdered Sister.

PvRpEYs, y. y, June 30.-The utter fail
ure to find the negro who assaulted Miss
Sarah F.. Slocum on Tuesday practically
stopped the search from different points
within radius Of 200 miles. Word has been
received of the detention Of negro an
sweriHg the description given by Miss Slo.
cum. but thus far they have either proved
an alibi, or the young lady has been una.
Bile to recognize any of them as the right
man. Miss SIocum's brother is still search.
ing the vicinity and organizing bands
wherever he can. He expresses himself as
determined to continue his search until
his sisters brutal assailant has been cap.
tured and received his deserts.
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Hinge Home Annke

coiled in the bottom OF the cage, snd. watch
ing his movements, as he neared the cage
The snake began making frantic efforts 10
escspe from his prison. but was unable TO
accomplish his purpose. Mr.. Jones, be.
coming deeply interested in the queer state
OF affairs, called in some neighbors The
snake was killed and opened, and the mys-
terry explained itself, for about foot from
The snakes mouth the canary was found,
dead. OF course. but entirely intact. The
snake bad by some means reached the cage.
and, being hungry and empty, passed into
tie cage between the wires After swal.
lowing his prey his body became 20 dis
tended as - prevent him passing out In
the sane manner as the entrance was
gained. The snake measured over four
feet in length,
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she VIII Live - Esjey the Old As.S
Rap0.

ST. LOWS, NO, Iuas so-Cosr!es Ertsi, 2
farmer Iiting opposite this city, suspected
hi. wife OF being unfsi.hfal 20 him; Ihs
uorIizy be rtsrgei her with inhdf!ity
snd csnr dfa her on the bead With spsde.
He then went to high fence arc hnns
iinseIt N scsntiiEg. The Vie 1ti I'VE
20 ?. ;o5 lie old aiau tssin
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01

WasHISGros, June D.-SScrsta1J Foieef
said 20 day in relation 70 the trsds
dollar excitement in New York ana
other large cities that the Treasury
relief. The remedy for the evil was in the
hands of Congress. And the attention Of
that body would t.e called 10 the subject
NEXT winter.
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Archbi.hop Purcell Better.

CINc,SNArI, June 30.-Archbishop Pur.
ce,i is much better, but not yet out OF
danger. (S'gne6 }. +. CALLAGHAN.
Bishop Elder has been tefegraphed at
Baltimore aud is expected here TO- -night>
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The Public Debt.

wAsHIxCToS. june 30.-Ths estimated
decrease al the public debt for June is 81.
so. .OCn. This would MAKE the total reduc-
tion OF the debt Tor the fiscal year ending
to-day shout SlS-. DIS, ,0OO.
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The Trade Dollar.

Vu.LADgruIA, June 80 Every bsnx IL
this city has closed down on trade dollars
Both the Pennsylvania aT Reading rail-
roads issued asdsrs TO al sseGtS &C refuse
The coin
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Ceasty Ticket ae0issted ~ Zsse'
vile, O.. Yesterday.
s.y n;,,,c..i "a n. p,o;,>z

Special DiJpriri 10 u. R,9iH0.
ZAxSYILLE, o., June 30.--Tht Rspubli.
csn County Convention was held here 70.
day, with a fair attendance. II. 9: Van
voorhes presided, and Major W. s. Harlan
acted as secretary. The following ticket
was nominated:
Representative-Dr W. +. Marshall
Cuabent.
r,easurer-G. A. Allen. present deputy
treasurer.
Commiss;oDsr-Robert Lee. preseat in.
Cuubent.
Infirmary Director-Lyman Flowers.
R.solutions were adopted ipdoping the
platform of the State Convention and point
Ing y !,h pride 10 tine record of the party in
the past. TIE convention vas . lifeless
affair, and while the Republican, regard II
a. 8 pretty strong ticket the Democracy
fee. confident Of beips able to defeat II.
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Base Ball Yesterday.

PmLApELPHiA, June 30.-PhilAdelphia, s;
New York, 5.
BosroS, June 30.-Boston, 8; Provi.
dence, ..
DETROIT, MICH, June S0.-Slevelands. &;
Detroits,3 J
CINCINNATI, June 30.-Metropolitans, 8;
Cincinnati, 1.
LOUISVILLE, June 80. - Allegheny, :;
Eclipse, :.
COLUMBUS, June 30.-Columbus, 5; Balti.
more, s.
ST. LouIs, June 20-St. Louis, 2; Ath.
letcs, :.
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Eharifv AhrnRd.

BERLIN. June 30-The Empress OF
Austria has given 1000 marks to the relief
of the sufrereas by the floods.
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EnKlish ElniterY.

PNRls, June 5O.-The National says Great
Britain addressed to France note n
whirh she expressed the hooe nj friendly
solution Ct the Ton3uiu a!i;icu.iy.
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THE CHOLERA PANIC.
The Deadly Scourgs on a Fright
full Increase.
One Hundred and Thirteen People Die
at 0smietta in One
Day.

ALEXANDRIA, June 30.-The Sweet Water
canal has been examined, and an analysis
OF its water shows il is pure. At Damietta,
yesterday, ll3 persons died OF cholera, and
tho gcnuraga "a nn the incrnasa Al Port
deaths from cholera yesterday, although
the authorities admit but one OF several
fatal cases occurred yesterday at Mansurah.
Spreading Every ~hrrr.
ATHENS, June .IO-Thc cholera epidemic
has spread to such an alarming extent
everywhere in this part OF the world snd
the fact that isolated and fatal cases are
being discovered in spots supposed TO be
absolutely beyond reach OF infection Is
producing a general fear that the disease is
largely spontaneous and will be almost
universal in its ravages. This part has
been placed under the most rigid quarsn-
tine and ail travellers will be detained ten
days.
Extreme Measures.
IYrrNIs, June 30. The cholera panic is
complete. So convinced are the authori'
tie, that there Is sufficient reason to war.
rant the most extreme measures that the
governor OF Algiers has been induced 10
prohibit this year the annual pilgrimage 70
Mecca. To prevent Iealots, many OF
phcm would rather perish than fail TO un-
iertake the religious 10 Iruey, from yolat.
ing the prohiDItlOn, military forces have
been largely increased. IL is feared the
rfnhihitiOn NAV cai;sr some riots.
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Sgs YosK. June 0.heeE - ,.ssc
sssj IS years. and his we. asa 80 BroosIyn.
:. ~ S.1ia, ,y eut his rils's vrisi and th.s ?.
M ns n, IA. ar sxresnent TO die r,sns. ...s
s ss..rs The Fonsa sin die sod 10 nss
ALL .nrsiyc.
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AWE BAL

Yesterday Gan - Here and at Bell.
1 Ire.
Following Is the % Ire in the match game
Of base ball between the Riversides and
Actives. at the New FA ir Grounds, yester.
day afternoon:
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R,vERsIpEs-Ca 'cKERY.

kk6C
An exciting game was played at Bellaire,
yesterday, between the Regulars and
Browns. The score was as follows:
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Extreme Measures.
BOSS SNAKE STORY
OF The SeR~on ~ fairWoat. w. WA
Huge Reptile Found ina Btrd Gage.

Huge Reptile FO"nd 80 btrd NHkc'
SJe,Tdi 10 the RcCls,sr.
IAlPMoxT, W. Va. June 80 This town
i, .pl,atea over a snake story that puts all
others of the season in the shade. The
story was told your correspondent bya
person who claimed to be an eye witness
Of the affair. Mr. Jones. an old and 70.
spectacle farmer near this place, few days
since on entering the sitting room discoy.
cred that fine canary bird had disappear.
ed from the cage hanging on the wall. APP
preaching the cage he was horrihed TO dis'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01

thai saves her child and be uugrateful to
the son of God, who from the heights of
heaven plunged into the depths Of dark
ness and suffering and woe, that He might
lift US up out of our sin and place Us on
the rock OF ages? Oh the height, the
depth, the length. the infnity, the horror
of our ingratitude Don't you treat Jesus
like that any more. Don't you thrust him
back from your soul. He has been the
best friend you ever had. You will want
Him after swhile, when the world is going
awsy from your grasp, and all the lights
that shine on your soul are going out, and
the friends that stand around you can do
YOU 10 good. and ysu feel your feet slip
ping from beneath you-oh, then you will
want Him-the loving Jesus, the sympa.
thetic Jesus. the pardoning Jesus, to stand
close oy you and hold you up "amid the
swelling Of Jordan.
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We Want Something More
R,,~ht sunshiue OF Health

,s p-osperitv man felt the Iced ut
su bsn1 tet:er, bow will hs feel when
80 !, s1oNs o. the lsst hour gaIh"r above
- lion. II. ia tie warmth OF worldly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
A NAUGHTY MAN.

He Gets q Letter From His Birdie and
Hfs Wife Reads It-BanGs Democrat.
tzed-The Gay LOthario Wears Beef.
steak On His Eye.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01

thought how inapt that, in place Of
sspu.ture men skould try their witticisms.
srest German, having rejected Christ in
6is last moment, said, Give me light, give
me- light" oh, we may be smart With ouI
criticism shout the last hour; but when il
con Is. and the tides ere rising and the surf
ia beating and the winds are bowling we
will, sch one, my brethren. find for him
sslf that IL is the swelling of the Jordan,
orr natural courage won't hold rs out then.
HoWeysr familiar We may have been With
scenes of mortality, however much We may
have screwed our courage up,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

Tom Henv bts the Dog Returns 10 his Yomh
Sundays Courier Journol contained the
following dispatch from Frankfort;
There is a sensation in the office Of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals. Bluntly,
"Tom" Henry has furnished H. lie has
been drunk, very drunk. beasily drunk,
drunk snd disorderly. lie was drunk last
week and the week before, and for the last
six weeks. lie has neglected his business,
deserted the State House, anil hied himself
to the wilds Of Morgan county, where
liquor springs eternal in the soft moon.
shine. Three weeks ago he went TO Louis
Vile and painted that truly good town a
fiery, incorporating red. Az one Of my
informsnu put IT, "He just raised hell"
Finally, after closing couple Of Jefferson
county dislilleries, he returned to Frank
fort and laid out every prize drunksrd
that entered the lists. sheboyRan water
was poured down hi. throat like shot of q
shovel, but IL sobered him not. Apollina.
ri. soda cocktails and Turkish baths were
tried and retired. lie desire seemed to be
to knock the record out, and he did 90
After getting outside Of enough liquor to
run the next Legislature. his friends ship
ped him to the mountains Of EIs,ern Ken
tucky, where The "worms' Of that section
are writhing BY sunshine and moonshin,
to furnish him fuel.
But seriously, Tom Henry has vacated
his office by an arrangement all the detaili
Of which can not now give. The Cour
Of Appeal. isdisgusted and worn out with
his continuous debaunches. His work hal
been entirely in the hands Of his able depu
ties, Capt. Sam NJ Gaines and Thomas g
Poore. AZ understand II, contract ha'
been made by Tom Henry-with whom
do no, housekeeping $3.50 a month a
his salary for the reminding seven years o
biz term. lie agrees TO surrender all per
quisi,es and privileges, TO remain AVA
from the Office and be Clerk only in name
Messrs. Gaines and Poore are to conduc
the entire work and they win divii e the sal
airy OF the Office between them. Whethe
this contrrei has the sanction Of the Judg
Of the Court Of APPEALS do not know, bu
Il il presumed they are cognizan, Of III
situation.
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$500 TER ANNUM.
Sure Cure for Pnde.

An old man, who had for forty years been
a strict church member. and who had done
much effective work for the cause % tenn
psrsnee, was found lying by the roadside
the other day in a state OF intoxication.
lie was drawn up before committee OF the
church and asked 10 show cause why he
should not be accommodated.
81 acknowledge that was drunk, breth-
rem, and I've got mighty good ress1n for
"Family troublsI' asked the chairman Of
..s committee.
"No, cir, for I've had no trouble. II was
pride"
"Pridel" exclaimed the chairman.
ayes. pride. A. went along to town,
net drunken fellow and begun to think
well Of myself because had never been
drunk. Pretty soon began TO feel proud
OF Il. A little further on met an ordina.
" lOOkin' TELLER an wouldn't speak to him
Ny neck got 50 s,iff with my pride that
wouldn't even nod 10 people. I reflected
that my pride was wicked and tried and
lied, bot could not throw il of tried Il
ray, bu, vas little too proud to pray
with fsrvor. This wont do mused. 4
am getting TO be regular Pharisee' AZ
ier walking 'round awhile | met an old ne
gro an 9ssd'
"Uno,s. can you tell me how to throw
Of - prideY'r
"'Dat ken, sab; dat KEN"
"'wsll, wish you would. for to con
tiuue "a this proud way will be danssrou
10 my SOUL"
"wsil, dos one thing dat nebber fsil
ter knock DC h mans pride, boss, an da
am WHISKY. tdruak an when you git
sober yer'll feel .migh,ily initiated
II acted on this suggestion an got a
drunk a. A-well. a. an owl. though I usv
or saw an owl drunk When got sober
va. the most humiliaisd man 10 the vorl
an prayed with an earnes,ne.s | nevs
felt before. | am nov willing 10 leave IN
case In your hands"
"Bre;hren." said the ehairmin, "what 4
you ,hidt2"
WALL" replied one old fellow, 81 fs'
sor,er pfl ud. How IL Il with YOURSELF"
"Sorisr 'Pharifee' How do you fee
Brother Js,'ksGT
proud = peacock. Brother Lukia
~ do you fcell"
mighty proud. Let's 90 do~n to Il
ill.hou.e an humilis,e ourselves. IA
Il ftnsaw Traveller.
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When we read the AdrOcdte's able and
digni6ed editorials, we are willing TO con-
Tess that Danvtlle has the best country pa
per in the State; AZ re ohuckle over Dit
toes sideeplitiing paragraphs, we are Of
the opinion the State journal can't be ex-
celled; finding every item Of news under
the sun in the Paris True Kentuckian, we
mentally score The Model" opposite lie
name; glancing over Gruelle's crisp and
sparkling paragraphs, we bang the rag on
the Breckenridge Nas bush; pulling the
wrapper of the HopkinsvilIe New Era, al
ways bright and brainy, We give II the
palm; Walton's leavelness Of head and pat.
meas Of speech put the INTERIOR JOURNAL
top.most in our affections; for the Eliza.
be,htown Nars, fresh, piquant and never
below the standard Of real excellence, ",
cut of forty yards Of blue ribbon; az W,
catch glimpse Of the South Kmiuckiaa'I
inimitable face, we glance at the exchange
fiend and cram the Keatuckian in our peck
ct, and when Friday and the Bowling
Green Democrat-one Of the best Of then
all-rolls 10 on us, we bless the one 70
bringing US the other, and take the Demo
crai home fo' Sunday reading. Shut you
eyes and draw for choice in this let AM
you are sure Of good one. Any one o
them is peerless, we're the others out Of tn
way .-lGlasgow Times.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

Last year one Berlin house manufactured
SOC. 900 accordeOns, melodeons and hand
organs. and managed to distribute 100000
Of them among the nations Of the earth.
This accounts for the unsettled and war
like disposition Of the European nations.
II there is anything in the world that will
kick up riot or fight quicker than an ac-
cordeon or hand-organ, il has been kept
under lock and key.
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What a Konan can D..

She can say "No" and stick to in for all
time.
She can say "No" in such low, soii
voice that Il means "Yes."
She can sharpen a lead pencil II you
give her plenty Of time and plenty OF pen.
ella.
She can dance all nigh, in pair Of shoes
two sizes too small for her and enjoy every
minute Of the time.
She can pass display window Of a dry
goods store wi,hou, stopping II she il
running 10 catch train.
She can walk half the night with a col
ieky baby In her arms without once ex.
pressing desire to murder the infant.
She can appreciate kiss from her hus'
band sevent, five years after the marrisg,
ceremony has taken place.
She can suffer abuse and neglect for year
which one touch Of kindness or considera
ton will drive from her recollection.
She can 20 TO a theatre every evening
and the matinee on Wednesday and Satur
day; and still possesses sufficient strength
to attend a Sunday nigh, sacred concert.
She can 20 to church and afterwards tel
YOU what every woman In the congregation
had on. and in some rare instances can Civ
faint idea Of what the text was.
She can look her husband square in tn
eye when be tells her some cock and bul
story about being detained at the Office
without betraying in the least that sh
knows him TO be a colossal liar.
She can rumple up 81 900 worth Of dres
goods and buy a spool Of thread, with a
order TO have il delivered four miles away
with an air that will trAnsfx the proprieto
Of the establishment with admiration.
She can--but what's the usel A woma
can do anything or everything and do
we'll. She can do more in a minute tha
a man can do in an hour. She can max
the alleged lords Of creation bow dow
to her sweet will, and they never know i
Yes woman can do everything, but wit
one exception, she can not climb tree.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27
Nsyer Fails.

People are startled by its wonderful
cures. The fact that DR.. Whitesel's Ger
man Cough Syrup for Coughs, Consump-
tion and Lung diseases is daily curing
thousands Of this terrible disease has eaus-
ed all who have tested its merits 10 pro-
nounes il a never-failing remedy. Speedy
in ailording relief. efiectual in arresting
further progress Of disease. Try II and be
convinced. For sale by McRoberts q
stsgg, Druggists. John d. Park 4 Sons
Agents.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27
Ahnt euIp,f Populantr Means.

Pulpit popularity has come TO have a
false meaning. The popular preacher nov
il not the one who stirs mems hearts, but
the one who draws mopey. He IL judged
like an tor, by the receipts at the box
Office. II the pews are taken al high prices,
II the church can maintain itself in style
and pay expenses, the minister IL a good
card. lie can command a liberal salary
perhaps he can figure S star and make
lucrative lecture engagements. Whether
or not the congregation show any advance
meut spiritually under his exhortations
or his people learn TO adorn their daily
lives with simplicity and eArnestness and
truth, or the poor aud unhappy find sue
cor and comfort a, his door, are question:
which trouble an applauding public yer,
little They measure the popular clergy
mans success by secular standards, and h'
ia but too apt to accept their measure as
i. lust one.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27
MONDAY. DECEMBER 3, 'ss

As Special Commissioner Of said Court and as Ex-
ccutor Of the last will Of W. q. Bailey, decd. offer
Court. house door in Stanford. Ky, the tract Of
land upon which said decd ent resided al the time
OF his DEATH situated In the North limits of
sns ,s.9 .. a1 Rsaa Is and iHe r"e contains ~ q,
when Is within less than one-half mile OF the
Court-hOuse, the nearest point, 10 nne cite for a
swelling house With, il lsss than 40 yards II
which there is brisk demand In the town OF
Stanford. The land Is excellently fenced and fine
iy watered from never iaiii ng springs and good
7 rooms, besides halls, situated upon the highest
i and most beautiful eminence around STANFORD,
commanding ane view Of the town and sur
rounding country for several miles distant. There
are also good corn crib, fair barn and stable,
carriage house aud other OuthOuses, an orchard Of
20 trees and an excellent garden II is Of the very
/ finest quality Of blue grass soil and has a hne
| frontage upon the Lancaster pike and good out
let 10 the Danville pike.
| twill be offered frst in parcels. ss follows:
The hSt embracing all the buildings, orchard and
garden, containing q 7-l00 acres, ionting on the
| Lancaster pike. The ID eOntaining9 6s-iU0 acres,
/ fronting upon the Lancaster pike aud having upon
Il tue building site The 81 eOntainiUg 70 6S-lot
| acres with good outlet TO the Danville pike with
| hne building sites. II will then be offered
whole, and the bid which realizes the most mon
/ ey will be accepted
months, In equal installments, bearing inter
est from date Of sale. for which bonds with
good securiiy, having the force and effect OF judg
ments, will be required, with lien retained upon
land Possession Of the property will be given a.
/ soon As satisfactory bonds are executed, subject
however, TO the action Of the Court upon the sale
Further Information may be had BY eorresponi /
lug with or interviewing the undersigned Commits
sioner at Bagdad, shelby county, KY, or from w
Miller on the premises or from Francis A Miller
Real Estate Agents. stanford. KY, who will show
/ the premises aud plat Of same.
HARRISON BAILEY,
l9S-td Special Commissioner
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

The other day grocer sold an old farm.
er gallon Of tar through mistake for mo-
lasses. After discovering the mistake he
waited to hear some complaint; but hear
ing none, wrote to the old fellow, who rspli
ed as follows "Much obliged fur thu
c'reckshun; but II come too late, as all o
the stuff is done used up. Wife she 'loweG
thar was suthin' outen fx with the lasses
but lowed she must be pregedist."
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

The Joys and sorrows Of the world are 50
strikinely mingled Our mirth and grief
are brought so mournfully in contact! We
laugh while others weep and others rejoice
while we are sad The light heart and the
heavy, walk side by side and go about to-
ge.herl Beneath the same roof are spread
the wedding feast and the funeral pail
The bridal song mingles with the burial
hymnl Que goes to the marriage bed, an
other to the grave; and all is mutabls, un'
certain and transitory. Longfellow.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

What to him was love or hope2 What
to him wac joy or care? He stepped on a
plug Of notified soap the girl had left on
the topmost stair, and his feet flew out like
wild, fierce wings. and be struck each stair
with a sound like a drum, and the girl
below with the scrubbing things laughed
like fend to see him come i Chicago.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

II was and is still the scheme Of one Of
the gentlemen foremost in bringing for
ward this railroad time business, to estab.
lish an absolute time for the whole world.
That is the adoption Of a certain meridian,
having 1t announced to the whole world
that when the sun stands vertically above
that meridian ~ O'Clock shall be declared
for everybody. The meridian suggested is
the ls0th--exactly on the other side Of the
world from the present standard meridian
Of Greenwich. This ls0th degree is nearly
altogether In the Pacific ocean.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27
Wbof UoeIe Sam 0ves Vdnder6,It,

William II. Vanderbilt owns sI7 ,0500OC
in United States registered four per cent
bonds, draft for the interest on which il
mailed to him quarterly from the Treasury
Department The interest on these bond,
amounts as follows Per annum, sl,sS2,
600 90; per quarter, $40. 500 90; per month
sll5,ss3 $50; per day, $3.50 10; per houl
s2l4 81; per minute, SO 49, per second O5l
cents.