The Evening critic., 1883-04-21

The second annual reunion of the Sum
dayschool teachers OF Philadelphia was lately
held in Association Hall. From the report of
in Philadelphia $50 Sunday-schools, with a
total membership of 163,6S1, and an average
attendance OF 1892. These schools have
membership of the churches, and have con-
tributed s65,464.22 to purely benevolent
causes during tho past year.
Boys single pants, Eiseman Bros, 9TH and E.
In Switzerland's lofty mountain, the Alpine
horn, when the sun has set, is taken by the
herdsman, and through 1t he loudly pro-
nounces the words: "PratSe the Lord God.'
AT the sound all the herdsmen Issue from their
huts and take up the cry. At the last, darkness
falls, and the highest herdsman calls: "Good
nightl" and "Good night" again resounds
from all the mountains and rocky cliffs.
Elseman Bros. popular clothiers and tailors.
The following are facts about license In
Western towns: There are thirty.fo towns in
Illinois where the saloon license is $500 and
over, and sixty where the price Is $500 or
more. In few the rate is as high as $1,000,
and the Chicago NelcS reports that SIT Is the
universal experience that the higher the
license the more orderly the. towns and the
Keepers" In Lincoln, Neb., town with a
population OF 10000, the highlicense law has
reduced the number of saloons from titty to
eleven and greatly raised their grade.
An improved hub for wheels, which Will not
shrink and warp, and which Is durable, con.
sists In hub constructed with a central rim
OF wood, into which the inner ends OF the
spokes are moNlsed and which Is provided
with a conical continuation or sleeve toward
the outside of the wheel, upon which central
ring ofwood Hanged ring is placed at each
side. These Hanged rings are bolted orriyeted
together, so that the inner ends OF the spokes
Will be held between the fianges. The axle.
box passes through the central ring and the
conlcal sleeve, and is held in this hub by lugs
lifting IN grooves IN the Hanged rings.
Childrens suits, Eiseman Bros, 9TH and L
To make rubber lubrlcator for belts, i've
parts of India-rubber are cut fine and melted
together with hye parts OF turpentine in an
Iron well.covered vessel; then add four parts
OF resin, melt and four parts of yellow wax,
stirring constantly while melting. This mix
ture while warm Is added, with constant stir
ring, to a melted mixture OF nfteen parts fish
oil and Ave parts OF tallow, and the whole is
agitated until II is concealed. The mass Is ap'
piled TO old belts upon both Sides In q warm
place, and when the bolts are In use, from
time TO time upon the other SIDE BY this
treatment they become very durable.
Business suits, Elseman Bros, 9Th and L.
Tho measure for providing workmen IN
Paris and other large towns In France with
suitable dwelllngs,is now before the public,
and the Government has already arranged
with the Credit Foncier for an advance OF six
ty.hye per cent. OF the outlay. A sum OF llfty
million francs VIII be held at the disposal oi
Paris contractors at Ave por cent. interest. Re
demption In twenty years Is guaranteed by
The state and the cnmmunes In tho provinces
and In Paris by the municipality, There will
also be certain exemptions from taxation. In
return for these advantages the contractors
are not 10 ask rent exceeding ave per cent. OF
the costof the dwelling.
Eiseman Bros, popular clothlers and tailors