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DIED.

DIED.
BEATY-Saturday morning, Oct. IS, John
Sanders Beatty, son of d. s. ana n. s. Beatty, de-
ceased.
Funeral services from his late residence. No.
25S North Tennessee street, Monday, at 10 u.
III. No flowers. Burial private.
PATTERSON-At $50 on Sunday evening,
Carrie T., wife of VIM. A. Patterson, aged 81
years, months and % days,
Funeral from the residence, 359 East Market
street, on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock p, III. Friends
of the family invited to attend
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Last Spike Driven.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 13.-The last spike OF
the Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis Rail
road, connecting Kansas City and Memphis, was
driven at 500 o'clock this evening, at a point
thirty miles west of NJ emphis, and there is now
unbr0ken line between the two cities Presi-
q'"nt G. II. Nettleton leaves for Kansas CITY to-
. nrrow morning ar O'Clock, on a special train.
J eight trains will be running by Thursday, and
passenger trains by The 22nd inst,
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GENERAL NEWS.
Great Corporations Building the Railways
in 1888.

Great Corporations Building the Railways
in 1888.
1t is noticeable that European writer's are dis.
posed TO attribute the demorazed condition of
railroad stocks in America to the haste and waste
in railroad building while, as a matter of fact,
railroad building has been comparatively moder-
ate in this country, and it has not consumed any
undue amounts of capital. During the first
tbFee-quarters of the current calendar year we
have built, according to the Railway Age, 4,244
miles of new road, against 8,075 miles during
the same time year ago. And the roads built
laet have been the work either of very rich
corporations, or of very rich sections, both hav-
ing an abundance of capital and credit The
!eadlng states in which new roads have been
laid down, in 1888, not the new parts of
the country, but New York and Pennsylvania,
although it should be mentioned that Louisiana
has built l61 miles of new road, Mississippi has
built 226 miles, and Utah, together with Dakota
and Montana, has laid down heavy mileage.
But the principal work has been done by great
corporations. and the money has come out of the
richest pockets In fact, the financial centers
have not suffered any perceptible drain, and the
country has quite as much money seeking fair
investment as have England and France.
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EAsT-BoUND TRAFFIC.

An Improvement in Business with Chicago
Roads.
During the week ending Oct. IS, the total
shipment of grain, flour and provisions over the
eight roads leading east from Chicago amounted
to 1862 tons. The following table gives the de-
tails:
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Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis G. Walker. Judge.
Martha Brown VS.. T., Fl. & I. r r Co. Suit
for damages. Judgment FOR Sl2S.
Mary Knox VS. Levi Knox. Suit for divorce.
Dismissed by the court.
john Relchandt VS., VIM. Mauk OF al. Suit for
foreclosure. Finding for plaintiff.
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Net increase, 26I cars
The number of loaded cars handled at this
peint was follows: Received, S.42S forward
ed, 8, 800; total l6,9lS, increase number
henftl fed in the week ending Oct. 6, 234 cars.
OF 20.I31 cars handled, and of that number H.
5S7 were loaded cars.
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Troubles of railroad Commissioners.

The railroad commissioners of South Carolina
are in peck Of trouble. They made a starving
schedule of rates for the railroads of that sparse
ly settled country, red uclng both passenger and
freight rates, and the railway officials say that
the railroad commission has reduced the passen-
ger fares so low that they cannot afford to make
a secOnd-class rate. The result is that the ne
greas, although all the cars of the first-cass
and equally comfortable. insist upon crowding
i'll with the whites, and make travelling exceed
1ngly uncomfortable, especially to ladies and
children. 1t is suggested that the railroad com
psiies can remedy this evil by very simple
plan which will not be in conflict with the rail-
road law, and will at the same time prove q
source of prolific themselves. This plan is to
run special coach on every passenger train,
the seats in which coach shall be numbered and
reserved for passengers at an extra charge of
fifty cents seat, Irrespective of the distance
Travelled. Or. if preferred, the fee can be regu-
lated according to the distance travelled
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A saloon-Keeper,s Assienment

Jacob Streicher, of the firm of j. streieher &
Co, grocers, on South West street, but who keeps
a saloon on Fort Wayne avenue, has made an as
signment to James r. Roth for the benefit of his
creditors, his indebtedness amounting to about
90 O0O
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VgTANTED-IO0 MECHANICS OF ALL
w kinds, to send their families to the In
diana Dental College. Sets of teeth, $4 to q.
best make Gold filings as low SO GEMS.
This splendid opportunity will be open for a
few weeks. The place is 4Etna Building, Penn
syIvania street, corner Court street. Every af
ternoon exeent Saturday and Sunday.
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The Evansville Hosnital.

meeting of the Insane Hospital commission
will be held next Friday for the purpose of
adopting plans for the construction of the
Evansville hospital and deciding upon a site for
the building.
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"BE candid, DOCTOR" said the patient, when
fpnnd with bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup,
"You know it is good medicine" and the NJ, D.
lett i'll disgust
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WANTED - LADY AGENTS FOR THE
w "Queen Protector" a new undergarment
for ladies, made of soft, flexible rubber; sure
protection to the underwear when necessary to
he worn. Retails for 81 as fast as agents can
show it, Large profits. Address, with stamps,
Ladies' Undergsrment Manufacturing Co., 8
South NAV street ChicAco Ill.
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az AUTHORIZATIONS AT THE INDIANA
w Dental COLLEGE, in Etna Building, Penn
syvania street, corner of Court street, stairs.
Sets of teeth, "A to So, best quality. Gold I'LL
ings as low soc. Silver filings as low as %
cents. Extracting teeth free. A reliable place
for people of small means o get cheap dentistry.
Open every afternoon except Saturday and sun
day.
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VIZ ANTED-A RELIABLE AND RESPONSE
w BILE party VINO is not afraid to work, to in
troduce and sell to merchants of al! kinds Dun
hams Patent Combination Tag and Envelope.
which saves postage and envelopes, and delivers
the bill with the goods For terms address
JOSEPH T. DUNHAM & CO., Pier "a, N. r.,
New York
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TXTANTED-LADIEs ONLY-AGENTs FOR
w an easy-selng article which can readily
be handled in connection with other things. One
per week can be easily made, Win bear the
closest Investigation. Address, for particulars,
CHAS. f. HOLMAN. II Randolph st, Chicago.
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS.

THE LION SHOE STORE IS JUST WHAT
4 the people want to lind. % East Washing
ton street. X. NJ. COSBY, proprietor.
business OPPORTUNITY-ONE-T IN
ID terest in tirst-class manufacturing estab-
1shment i'll this city; no debts; an active partner
preferred. Address Manufacturing Co., Journal
office.
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TASONIC-ANCIENT LODGE
VI No $40, F. and A. NJ. Special meeting this
(honday) evening, at 1880 O'clock. Work,
third degree.
VIM s. RICH, W. NJ.
WILLIS r. MINER, Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Pennsylvania MILITARY ACADEMY,

Pennsylvania MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER. Twenty second year opens septem-
berl Buildings new. Superior appointments.
Civil Engineering, Chemical, Collegiate, En-
fish Courses. Degrees conferred.
Col. TEIEO. HYATT. President.
DACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Brook
i Ign, N. Y. The thirty eighth annual session
of this well-known School for Young Ladies will
begin on the 10Th of September, with a greatly
improved building and complete apparatus, and
on a revised and more liberal scale of tuition.
Pupils from abroad will find ample and com.
Portable accommodation in the Boarding Depart
ment adjoining the school building, Apply to
the PACKER INSTITUTE, or TO Miss L. j.
SMITH, 160 Joralem0n street.
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nor SALOON EASY TERMS, 250 ACRES
7 of the best coal land III sullivan coun ty, In
diana; partly developed. For particulars adj
dress ROBERT ABBEY, 500 Shawnee street,
Leavenworth, Kansas.
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DOR SALE-AN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND
Il hand engines. boilers. and sawmills in good
order. HADLEY, WRIGHT ~ CO.. corner
Tennessee and GeOrgia sIree6s. IMdlananolis.
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THOR sALE-FARM OF 100 ACRES, SEVEN
L miles west of Indianapolis, on Crawfords-
VILE pike; well improved; brick house of ten
rooms; frame barn and out-buildings. For par.
ticulars, see D. A. LEMON, l5I and 153 West
Washington street.
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD AID
w Dress good business qualifications, to fill
some what responsible position in book pub
fishing firm. For particulars inquire of GATE
LY d CONROY, Room 10, C6ndit Building,
corner Pearl ana Meridian streets, from a. IN.
to II IN.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
L the Weekly Indiana State journal. semi Tor
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NOR SALE-FARMs. CHEAP. ON LONG
II credit. Send for circular. Blue grass pas
ture for rent, cheap. FRANCIS SMITH " co.
NOR SALE-A GOOD SINGLE FOOT SAD
Il die horse for lady Horse works well in
harness. Apply to W. II. BURLINGTON at
Gates e. Pray's stable.
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Observation-Disclosures,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1o93o. Joseph Fl. Plummer VS.. Tbs

1880 Joseph II. Plummer VS.. This Farm
eTs' Bank. Morgan c. G.
Best, C.-To complaint by the assignee of a
note, the maker answered that the note was
given for real estate, the title to which was war
ranted, and that he was obliged to pay off GER
tain encumbrances Reply. that before the as
signee purchased the note he inquired OF the
maker if it was all right, who answered that he
had no defenses to it and would pay it in few
days. This amounted to a promise to pay the
note, and such promise estops the party max
ing 1t from asserting any defense against the
foreclosure, whether the maker was was not
ignorant of his defense ut the time the promise
was made. III Ind, Lip; 10 i'd, 284, 344:
81 id, 1872 % Ala, SD Judgment affirmed.
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WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED SALES
w man, with established trade to sell
Temples Pantaloon Overalls, etc; must give
best reference. No other need apply. TEMPLE
d ROUTH, No. 70 s. Pennsylvania street, In
dianapOlis, Ind.
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NJ ANTED-TNVENTORS TO APPLY TO
w Smith Loeper, patent solicitors, before
employing attorneys. Best of references given,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Room %, over 20
North Pennsylvania street.
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WANTED.

GOOD SOLICITORS WILL FIND
w II TO their interest to call at % South Penn
sylvanIa street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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w ANTED-ENERGETT RELIAB BILE MEN
w TO sell Trees, Grspeyines, Shrubs, Roses
etc, Salaries and expenses paid. Experience
CLARE d HERRICK. BEightop. N. Y.
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M ANTED-SITUArfON AS CLERK IN DRY
w goods, clothing gr6csry store, by an ex-
perlenced salesman; wages reasonable. Address
CHARLES BATlERTON, Gospurt, Ind
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M ANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
w In the Vest the Weekly Indiana State
Journal. One dollar per year. Ninety cents in
clubs of five and over
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The following cases were also decided, alb
straets of which will appear on Tuesday:
Nathan Mccoy VS.. Jacob Monte Jay G. c.
Affirmed. Best, 9.
Taylor loops vs. the State. Clinton C. c. At
firmed Elliott, j.
Eliza Defour VS.. James Kions. Reversed.
Black, C.
Affirmed. BickneII, q.
Thomas Madgett James FleenOr. Brown
G. G.. Affirmed. Bicknell, @.
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JUNE 10, 1883,
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WANTED-CANVASSER IN EVERY CITY
w and town, fer the Art Folio, a new and
popular Illustrated monthly. Liberal terms.
Address T. Fl. EDW ARDS, 1913 South Desplaines
street, Chicago.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-28
LIGHT SPA Rks.

The police eases this morning amounted TO
%, the fines to $50.
Mrs. Knaub, an invalid resident of San An
tonic, died yesterday.
There will be matinee at the fancy fair
this afternoon and tomorrow.
Mr.. j. ID. Reed has obtained a license to
marry Miss Mary Carrie Braden, IL year old
belle of the city.
Mr. Herman Barbeck is crowned with felic-
ity this morning, occasioned by the arrival Of II
brand new boy.
The United States flags are at haf-mast tC-
day in the Western Department of Texas in re
spect to the memory Of Postmaster Howe.
Pretty tablets, gold lettered on blue ground,
have been placed above the doors of the
various county officers, indicating the official 5
Office.
Mr.. Archie Chevaler is anxious to discover
the author of the rumOr that he Is enamOred
with the statue of Justice which ado rms the
new court house.
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G.. III. Mueller's

Stock of artists and painters materials en-
bracing material for oil and water color paint
ing, lead pencil drawing, crayon and pastel
painting, porcelain and china decoration
chrome photography, wax flowers, decorative
art, coach painting, artists fine brushes, mathe-
NAUTICAL instruments, oil and water color paint
ings, engravings and chrOmOs surpasses any
thing yet seen in Texas, and students and low
'ers of art in its various types should see this
elegant stock. He has also the largest and best
selected stock of picture frames and mould
ings, all sizes, ever brought to San Antonio,
which he is Offering at extremely low figures.
He has the sole agency for the well known and
most durable Asbestos" paints ready for use.
These paints in color and durability are admit
ted by those who are authority in such matters
to be the highest grade in the market. His
stock of oils paints and wall paperi is complete,
and his supply of window glass of every size
and description is very large. BY calling at
2b Commerce street, the public can be pleased
in any of the lines mentioned as well as in the
low prices, which are rule Of the house,
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San Antonio Club Reception.

The San Antonio Club held its regular
monthly reception last night Among The
ladies' present were: Miss Jennie Belknap. Mrs.
A. Belknap, Mrs. General Hollabird. Mis- BAR
nard, Mrs. Captain Storey, Mrs. w q. Robards,
Mrs. Arkansas Prescott, Mrs a. Wetipw. Miss
Harm, Mrs. hertXlwrg, Miss &. Baumblatt Mrs.
Woodbury., Mrs. Rice, Mrs rs lor chicago;
Mass WATSON, Miss MURRAY Miss Tunstall, mss
frazer, Miss Andrews, Miss Frdst, Miss Augur,
MISS MS Lamb, Mrs sam Maverick, Mrs. Herllna"
Miss Miss Ewing, Miss Davis, Miss Nansons s MISS
Blillngsey, Miss VI. Floran, Miss NJ T. i1o og6
New YORK city; Misses Booth, Mis-. Eyere' VII VII
Mrs. Hayens, Chicago; Mrs Tobey; hisil Mas
IIans Mrs Rood New York city; MIS- anu ''7
feed, Brook n; Mrs. Williams, Chicago
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LOCAL PERSONALS.
Items Cleaned in the Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.

from various Other Sources.
Dr. J A. Burns is at the Central hotel.
Mr.. c. NJ. Zimmerman, of Dhanis, is a visitor
to the city.
Miss Eva BrittOn is now wearing the Esthetic
sunni over button.
Mr.. ]. w. WOOdsOn, of New Braunfels, is a
guest at the HOrd hotel.
2Faptain Phil Shardein was out this morning,
but he is very weak and delicate.
Mr. l.. y. Iies, prominent citizen of At
lanta. Ga, is guest at the Hord hotel.
Mr.. G. A. Neil of Seguin arrived at the
HOrd hotel this morning, en- route for Austin.
Mr. Marion Runnels, of the firm of Bertram,
Brueggerhotf Il Mueller, of Austin, is taking in
the city.
Mr.. John Wickland, the new benedict of
Martinez rancho, is visiting his friends in San
Antonio.
Mr.. j. II. Goldman, of Fort Worth, has
arrived in the city to take a position in the
Texas Investment cOmpany's Office.
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A LOCAL BAD Soy.
Young Wallace's Experiment to Cure His
Dog of Sucking Eggs.

The son of Mr.. Albert Wallace, who lives on
the CibolO, heard friend of his fathers say
that the only cure for dogs who sucked eggs
was to blow them up" The other day the boy
found their puppy suspiciously hankering
aroundth hens eggs and he came tn the con-
clusiOn that ii was an egg-sucker and il would
be the best way To blow him up. He accord
ingy got rope and put it around the dogs
neck. Then he got his fathers powder-horn
and scattered quantity of powder under Il
convenient tree. He then suspended the dog
from branch of the tree, and Ignited the scat
tered powder, by taking live coal out of the
fire with the tOngs and dropping il thereon.
scattered powder, but the contents of the
powder horn. 1t not only blew the dog to
pieces, but it blew the boy considerable dis
medical attention. 1t is feared that the boy
may lose one if not both of his eyes by this
experiment,
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enough 10 loosen the heart strings and tighten
the pocket of an inveterate miser.
The music was supplied by a special band
organized'by Professor Katzenberger, COM
posed of the Eighth cavalry and Joe McAlis-
ter bands, who performed selections of music
during the evening.
What with the excitement of the lotteries,
the meeting and greeting of friends, and the
various pleasantries incidental upon such oc-
casions, the fair was enjoyed by all present
The fair is to be continued tonight and to-
morrow, and is most worthy Of public support.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD. .
A LION CUB CHoKES TO DEATH.

SECRETARY FoLGER's health is improving.
INDIANS in Arizona have committed numer-
GUS murders lately.
Four survivors of the Jeanette expedition
have arrived at New York from Hamburg.
GENERAL ANDREW NEIL, Texas veteran
we'll known in this city, died at Austin yes
terday.
TwENTY-SIX persons have been arrested in
Ireland, charged with completely in political
murders.
HENRY LUTHER BAILY, a carpeter, aged
81, committed suicide by morphine at Fort
Worth yesterday.
KANSAS almost to a man, endorses Hon.
John A. Martin. of Atchison, for the position
OF Postmaster-G General.
SHERIFF KING and deputies captured IL
stolen horses near Jacksboro yesterday but
were unable to arrest the robbers.
HAYNES, Collector at Brownsville, has de-
clined to resign as requested. His act is the
result OF conference with friends.
c. r. MARKLES & Sons, paper manufac-
turers at Pittsburg, have failed liabilities
$500, ooo nominal assets nearly $I,ooo, 900.
CITY MARSHAL FARMER, of Fort Worth, is
accused of having accepted brides to relax
efforts to secure witnesses against two monte
men.
A DALLAS jury yesterday awarded $4,000
damages for the loss of III. Riders arm by
carelesSness of the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railway.
A TAVERN KEEPER named Coombs and a
guest named Smith were hanged by mob
near Helena, Montana, on suspicion of firing
a neighbours barn.
FIFTY Italian families have arrived at Mar
shall from Europe and will locate in the
vicinity Of Marshall with the view of engag-
ing in vegetable and grape growing and silk
culture.
LORD & MUM, the heaviest shippers of
Western produce from Canada to Great Britain,
have assigned. Their liabilities are estimated
to be quarter of a million dollars and their
assets nearly as large.
THE bill to pay the 5000, 900 of Tennessee
bonds in the possession of the Peabody insti-
tute of Baltimore failed to pass the Tennessee
House OF Representatives because of a want
OF constitutional majority.
PAT CAvENY, late OF San Antonio, and
James Moore, of Austin, quarrelled over a
gambling table in Austin, and subsequently
shot at each other They were each held in
$1,000 bonds. Neither was injured.
SEVERAL section bosses have been arrested
at Fort Worth for obtaining money from the
Missouri Pacific railway on the pretence that
It was due for work done by men, who it has
been ascertained, have been dead some time.
FORT WORTH business men suspect plan
has been laid to Gust Postmistress Belle M.
Burchell who was arrested yesterday on the
charge of Withholding letter addressed to
II. Shiel, and with destroying packages of
circulars.
SEVEN employees of the Chicago and Alton
railway were discharged for petitioning for in
crease Of salary. Then IooC Knights Of Labor
had meeting at Bloomington, Illinois, and
advised all employees to quit unless re-
instatement was made.
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Announcement Extraordinary.

Our customers and all dealers in sheet music
and music books are respectfully informed
that we have been appointed sole agents in
Texas for all publications of s. BranardS Sons
cleveland and ChiCagO), and are'prepared To
furnish the trade and professionals with goods
at Eastern prices. Our stock is soon to be in
creased by the addition of 1900 pieces of sheet
music and Il full line of music books not now IN
this market. Prices on application. Our pianos,
organs and general merchandise frst-class.
Tuning and repairing by tirst-class workman.
Orders solicited.
ALAMO MUSIC HOUSE,
go Commerce street, San Antonio.
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Major Kampman's New Enterprise.

LIGHT representative yesterday visited
Major Kampmann's wood working factory and
was shown beautiful piece of mechanism,
the Otto Silent gas engine. 1t is a machine of
seVen-hOrse power, run by small glass light
about half the size of an ordinary burner. The
engine is started and stopped in about II sec
Onds, requires no engineer, little or no watch
ing, no extra insurance, and taken altogether
is about as far in advance of steam as the rail-
road is of all OK wagon
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The Globes Free Concerts.

The evening concerts at the Globe saloon,
400 West Commerce street. are attracting at
tentiOn. The performances embrace works
from the first masters. Vocal music within
keeping of this. Visitors to the city solicited
To give the Globe call. Fine refreshments,
eatabes and Il fragrant smoke, with polite at
tendance always 70 be had.
2-l4-6m w, d. WRIGHT, Proprietor