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London Rsnk Wrecked.

LONDON. August ia party OF depositors in a
small savings bank In London, angry at their ina
b1fy TO draw their money On demand, entered the
bank and wrecked the premises The police were
called On, but refused to interfere.
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RAILROADS.
Re GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROITTF

r :, TIE xftHShsE WYE AI H9. s1Frrvrsr
GtblE Ihhtk Sp1 - sCENfRY.
I I s ffrn NAEHtliei sf n r iss.
'hAIS 81 Lr 1 WAsHISGIos FROM station. CORNER
or Isburg and the West hicago Limited Express
egss stsnE ff vt h seen. a tafs front
haF da; i to Gi il nns
nat Also connects. except sa.nrdays for ch ii
60; via ColnmhuS ana {. st: L. &P.RR.. with
40 pm. daily. for l1ttsbsrg and the West with
1If fsns s ss1 Ts7hsfs9 t8 s easP
for Ere; Cansnis,lagua Rochester Buffalo. Niagara.
Washington to Canandaigtla, and Harrisburg to
For Wilhanasport Lock Haven and Ilmlra. at $3.50
l0r New ss A 81 end the Gas losoa M
9 9,.'o aP e.1 100 M Limited IsHress q Pullman
T s.1Sp ex Saya ssek day.
,,or % I sunday, 40 M
jersey City with boats Of Bro klyn Annex afford
m Ggee' transfer to futn street. avoiding double
or Phiiaaef ,n. 800 a m. 1910 H. 30 400.
io::or Limited Express $50 So a. m daily si!1 eS.
For Ba!tmore $40, $780, $50. $50, 1o4o m. and
i;d1 800 40. 40, go 1850 $50 and 1920 p.
N: On unday $3.50. lo:iO a. 4:2o. 6:20. 7:3t.
Fo. Pores Greek Line, Gao and 40 7. M daily.
Fer Aliapolis. Gao am and 4:4O Pm. daily except
MY. AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAIL ROAD.
For AlezaadEa. 80. 20 800 IL 90 and II 80 a. NJ.
2:'t. 4:20, 300. $50. 800 and II 80 pm ON
Sunday a, G:3D. 20. II; 90 a. M. 500 r. M o
For Richmond and the south. $50 and IL 100 4. H.
r. daily, aud 200 D. m. daily. excespt Sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. 500 $780,
1':DS ard 1929 am; 1890 3 90. 1927. $40, 700
ssas: Pm; and II: 90 midnight ON Sunday at
500, AVID zoos am, 700 and 2 10 pm.
Ilckes and Information at the office. northeast
hti o. tot street and Pennsy and at the
station. where orders can be lett the checking Of
tAssHse 10 dts la1Ion from hotels and residences.
,,r. Jk. WOOD General Passenger Agent
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The Perfection to which the Rhine Stone Pebbles have
peen brought, the beauty OF their Settings their Brill
fancy. and chiefly the remarkable low prices at which
and beautiful assortment which able to Law before
dreamed OF wearing limitations, and whom nobody
would suspect of even giving thought them to in
vest quite literally in their purchase. variety
prlses full line OF singe Stone Earrings in solid gold
designs from 99c. Solid god an solid silver Screw
Earrings. from 75c. up.
large variety of Pins in the latest designs one
to SIX stones in Rolled gold plate and Sterling Silver
from 99c. up. Gents Scarf Pins and Singls studs in
Rolled gold Plate aid solid Silver. lovely patterns, all
Lew, from 99c. up.
and 1nss tone and Cluster Rins in rolled gold plate
he latest novelties received they leave the
Factory, and daily arriving.
, In Rolled gold plate Bangles and Bracelets Including
lovely designs III all Black and Black and Gold we can
SNOW an immense assortment Our One Dollar Brace
lets nave by their beauty the heart of many young
Isdy our ~ and 81 Bracelets have untarnished
Reputation and our higher grades vie in quality, de-
sign workmanship, and with solid gold ones from
when they cannot be distinguished.
An examination of our stock, which is the largest in
in great profuson. is respectfully solicited
NJ. SILVERBERG & CO.,
312 7TH STREET and 313 STh STREET NV.
pa
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Alexandria Gram Market.

Special dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA, August 15.-The receipts Of grain
are falling of. Less than 1850 bushels were re-
ceived to-day. About !, 400 bushels of wheat sold
at 100 cents Tor common ITO aud Ia Tor FultZ and
two cents higher for LOngberry. Nine hundred
bushels OF corn, all white sold at Sc cents and 10
bushels OF rye at SO cents per busheL
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The voUDoO DOCTOR IN CouRT-In the Police
Court this afternoon Jos. Carroll alias Dr. Brooks
cOlored, the alleged voudOo doctor, was called up
to the dock rail and put on trial on six cases or
petit larceny. The cases were for stealing silver
ware, watches, rings. &C. The first case called
was for the larceny OF IS and a silver watch from
Cornelius Orange The complainant stated that
his boy sent to jail by this court, and the prS-
oner came to him and said he could con1ure him
money to work the sun down, and when he would
call to him the gate OF the jail would fly Open He
took the property and did not return. and the
gates did not fly open either. Judge Mills said he
had some doubts as 10 whether the getting OF
properly by means OF mere lie was larceny. The
cases were continued.
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKS CO., Auctoneers,
637 louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, at TEN O'CLOCK. A.
NJ, In front OF and within salesroom we will hold
our regular sale OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
Comprising general assortment Of desirable goods.
Also. several BUGGIES and WAGONS. Also lot
SHELF WARES, assortment of PLUSH and VELVET
PICTURE FRAMES, &C., with other gods. It
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SAILED FROM AN INFECTED PoRr-The Surgeon
general OF the marine hospital service has re-
ceived a cablegram from the surgeon OF the ma
rine hospital service stationed at Vera Cruz
stating that the steamer Bernard Hill sailed from
that infected port on the 18th instant for Balti-
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n NEW ORLEANS, August /, 1883,
i o THE BLIC!
INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELVES,

Postmaster General Gresham having published a
W nl and malicious faisehood in regard to the charac
Ter on The LOUISIANA state Lottery
lowing facts given to the public to prove his state
Ilelit tiat we are fraudulent business to
DE false and untrue: ~
Amount OF prizes paid by The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company from January 1879, to present date:
Paid to Southern Express Co., New Orleans
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General Foreign News.

I THE PUPES MESSENGER TO SPAIN.
| ROME August 15.-The Pope has sent a messen-
| ger 10 Spain to confer with the nunciO In that
country on the situation there and to deliver an
autograph letter from his holiness to King
Alfonso %
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New Discovery In MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
SANTAL MIDY
Will cure In 48 hours all der agreements Of the urinary
organs IN either without inconvenience of any kind
GRIMAULT CO.. &. Rue Vivienne. Paris. ,a22-w&sly
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iotai PAD by alice. 81, S8l, 600
For the truth of the above we refer the public to
the 0fcers OF the abovenamed corporations and for
eur LEGALITY and Standing to the Mayor and Officers of
the City OF New Orleans. to the State authorities of
Louisiana, and also to the T. S. Officials OF Louisiana
we claim to be legal honest and all our trans
actions. as much any business IN the country
Our standing Is conceded by all who will investigate
aud our stock has for been sold Board OF
Brokers and owned by many of best known and re-
spected citizens.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN. President
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FIVE DOLLAR counterfeit gold piece was re-
Gently discovered in Boston, and sent to the mint
officials at Philadelphia for examination. 1t was
found to contain 63 worth OF goid and Is said TO
be the best piece OF work Of the kind brought
to the attention OF the authorities. IL made
IT is thought by casting. but Is copsiderah worn
from use. Judging from the amount OF gold ic
the coin, and the description given OF its appear.
opinion that IL was made In the early days OF Cali
fOrnia.
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CONFERENCE OF PROMINENT VIRGINIANs-Goy
Cameron, OF Virginia, arrived in the city to-day.
Senator Malone is expected to reach here from
New York this evening" It is stated that Senator
Riddleberger ana Col Brady are OF their way
here and that conference will be held this even
Ing Tor the purpose OF considering the political
situation In Virginia.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

o. - ,1ii,i IGErLA :, S - :, 80,
s-f,7trHs CTorGH LrARY AND LxcEIsIos
10 .,ti{S0 f., IOETEi - MONROE. iI$EI
i' lv - : II! l. C IN >ITtID IQ 40d
70 S'rt2-s- -.------..-Sl. leo fln Point and
cars IEi:........-. 10 Point is toat.--.. sac.
Eos.Ed IgIV.-.-.--.-- o.
Eir-t-C,aEs accommodation cannot 1t FURNISHED 70.
steamer leaves 7,h- street q Esrf daily,
IHCLUDiNG SUNDAYS.
-RDAYs AND SUNDAYS AT6pN.
sst-s,ay Night xcurslos speriai feature. Return
oss tri, eketz gooI on either Iaary or Excelsior
-iSe connection with tin Boston aud FrUyl.,euc.
~
vi. =. WEIGH. Agrnt. aa3
I Ot'K Al Low FARES.
s. FOLK. 80 Ct- TTvrRIASp1YGs. . Ct.
E%tI son EJPS t. Blacklist T. I'd. p cts
StNDAf Iftk, to h,xanJr a. 5 Cts
Sem, rs AK and Mos Lay
Jo Iley FONT Point LookniI. Fortress Monroe and
NG&1AY, WEDN ST>AY ana FRIDAY, at !: 80 ,. m.
end SAIt t.IAb, Z; $50 r.
Ls;Urnins. brave N,rtolS VI II DAY at 4 p.
IAt1, SOC. sea WAY.
pnTCNAC kIY fR A,sDJN tis.-s teamer THOsIP
H;7 "a Fare - CeSts
.iN'J Sion TltIP SEEMS MoSEIFY. EXERY
l.sA, - Blackstone Island. st a. Round Trip.
; <i.ss VI x,xpEIA FrrRT.-TvEHY SUNDAY
r. Tt5tt t,D% eayTu- her wharf, Washington,
10 ta t.ef Hon. II $50 "a. and Alex
s'erf+. q III Hour. Pare. = Gems. i,2I
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FINED FOR KEEPING A DIsoRDERLY HoUsE-A
rather elderly woman named Carrie Buckley, OF
No. 400 Massachusetts avenue, was put on trial
before the Police Court this afternoon for keeping
a dsOrderly house. The officers OF the seventh
precinct last night raideI the house and took tt0
custody the proprietress and eight inmates, some
or whom-young girls-were present at court this
morning. A number OF citizens testified to wit
leasing acts OF disorder and lewdneSS on the
premises. A f1ne or S25 was imposed
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FINANCIAL.

IT d Y IJI ND.
ffHHE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD
Il line and ordinary Assessment Companies is the
constant Withdrawal. years pass the HEALTHY
members. BY the plan sd npfcd by the MUTUAL. RE-
rsi VI FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION this great diff
c;ty in the way OF permanent and safe life insurance
overcome. he members more likely to
keep up their payments than any eth, plan. Office
l5'" II street. /. y. Knight. MANAGER. jyI
sIUi AND SILL. L. S. GOVT AND u. &. BONDS;
hAsn. WASH. &. GASLIaHT and ALL other City
Stock
eposfts received subject TO check.
We pay SPECIAL attention obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding our various CITY
securities and prepared all times answer inqui-
i!ts regarding same
HARRY c. TOWERS & CO.
BANKEI.o. BROKERS AND INSURANCE
my3I 1890 T STREET NORTHWEST
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I. NJ "estcoat. Manager, ............s1. 3G6, 300
PAID to Louisiana National Bank,
~. Jos H. oglesbe, prcs dent. 49,. ...... 463. 900
PAID To LOUISIANA state AatiCnaI Bank.
DIT. s. H. Kennedy. Presi iel.t .:........ l25, 100
Paid TO New Orleans National Bank,
d., A. Baldwin Presi 1ent; ............... SO. $50
PAID to Union National Bank.
p.+5 = G,1arla,on. Cashier. 64,45o
D.; f. L. Carrere, President ............. 57.OOo
Paid 10 ticrrianla National Bank,
p..s jules Cassard PRESIDENT. .:......... $4,000
Do; Chas , a,frey, Cashier. .;.;......... $1,000
80 -; - Ssai L.a, Eu ioby, Caslner..... Ii, $50
Jos. Mitchell. Cashier. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
pn,, Total paid as above. So 253, $50
O1nces OF the Company throughout the
United States ......................... q 627 410
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81 Ji.iH @ itNAN IL0YD-
- rE3AISljfr LINE BETWEEN New YORK HAyps
1ESDcN- SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Ie steamers i tb.s cI9iI ..Iy VIII IN cry WE'D
). D y - NifCkDAI from Bremen pier foot
g q street. Folcken Rates OF passage: From New
1S-A : E&Fce. London. SCUtl au,Vt.r and Ere-nen
t. cEbn- SlG9; second cabin st0 steera so IRE
u storage certificates. s22- Fog freight passage
- - OLilttt us 40, Bowling Green, New
A--s- - q. u EIZEEOIT & CO. 80 iel.usy lyaI.ia
sN1-tsr northwest. Agents ior WASHINGTON. lai2
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THE CASE OF CANON BERNARD.

LONDON, Au,f ust 15.-The rcmonstrance made by
Prussia to the vatican, concerning the latter's
subsidized organ, the MOniteur de Rome, was
prompted by an article in that paper calling
rlbble." The vatican dIsavowed any resnonsf-
bility for the language usei, and stated that it
would withdraw the subsidy to the paper IL such
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STEAbiERS.
81 Na-'GrEtcn, ID. c.;

T. - BA0SNAN, CIa 81. street.
JANIS BEILCF. I'll -, street.
{ VI. Moss. - Penn ) wanna n;le.
~ F-Wst., Grn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-15
The Texas Gallininnar,

was talking to Sambo last evening,
having hardly recovered from the eff
fects % the grandest sunset ever wit
messed, when my ears were saluted with
what appeared at first to be strains of
music in the distance. Then my left
cheek was saluted with smack and a
burning bite that seemed to penetrate
to the very bone. | never did service
on q Chicago newspaper, but months OF
constant exposure TO all sorts of weather
had tanned my cheek severely alas! to
no purpose. That sting was u new
revelation to me, and | was brought 10
my feet with howl of pain and an eX-
clamation not in conSonancc with my
early training in Sabbath school.
"What was that, Sam?' | eNclaim-
ed.
dat, boss?" said Sam, with a
chuckle, "why dat was one dem gal
nippers."
| believed him. | viii not exagger-
ate. The insect was unusually large.
have it--as much larger than an ordi-
nary civilized mosquito rs Texas jack
ass rabbit is larger than the innocent
bunnie' of the Northern stubole. He is
aggressive, He sings bar or two in
the distance, it is true, but he does not
''steep your senses in forgetfulness." rs
does his smaller ally. He advances al
once to the attack and generally as
saults YOU from the front. You can't
escape by the use Of any clothing. II
you try that subterfuge be sits on you
like q coroner's jury or a patent we'll
digger and he boreS into your skin Al
last in spite of every impediment.-
Leather is no use. It's fact; he bores
through your boots, and when your
body is covered with q swarm of pests 8
small reserve force amuse themselve,
by boring holes in the rim of your hat.
-Phuadciphia TjmcS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-15
When Boarding House Forbearance Ceases
to be a Virtue.

"Mr. Whittle,' said an uptown land
lady, you must get out of my house
You owe me for three weeks board,
and it is plain to see that you don: in
tend to pay me-"
Madam" replied Mr. Whittle, ''do
not say that don't intend to pay you.
You may say that have not peal YOU.
or that | am slow about paving YOU, but
do not, | repeat, say that | DO not in
tend to pay. Philosophers have failed
when they have attempted to explore
the grand organization of the human
mind. After days of earnest thought
Socrates failed to discover one mutter-
ed thought of the man who made his
sandals. Knowing Sock to be philos-
opher, some of the boys bet him pair
of brass knucks against bulliinch that
he couldn't tell us what the sandal-ma-
ker intended to do. Sock took the bet.
He locked himself in q room with the
sandal-maker, and for three days he
didn't take his eyes OF the man. At
the end of the third day Sock said:
You intend to make me the best pair
of Sunday sandals in the country
Missed it. exclaimed the man; i in
tend not to make you any more until
you have paid me for the last pair SO
you see, madam, that when such phi
losopher as Socrates failed TO discover
mans intentions, it is presumptuous in
you to set yourself up as a mind-ex-
plorer.'
Mr.. White, I don't care nothing
about your Secks or your stockings, but
want my money!
Il will withdraw from your home
stead
"Well, clear out then"
'First let me say few words. DR..
Tanner used to live in New York, didn't
he?"
Eyes, he did,
And he once boarded at this house,
didn't hep
Yes"
''And while boarding here he learned
TO fast can fast all around him, for
I've boarded here for several months
The longer man boards here the more
capable he is for fasting. He gets into
the habit YOU know
But he had gone too far. Boarding
house forbearance had ceased to be
virtue. If Mr.. White is able to APP
pear, the case will be tried to-day
Saratoga san.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-15
How They Got the Pie.

When Cal Thomas and Jerry kier-
sted were little boys here in Cincinnati
they ran away from school one day to
90 to a circus that was showing over in
Covington. They had money enough
to ret into the show, but all they had
left to get any refreshments with was
five cents that belonged to Cal. Like
all boys, they had good appetites, and
they carried them right along with
them. Before the circus was over they
were both ravenoIsly hungry, for they
had skipped away without going to din
ner. In place of candy and lemonade
stand, as we see nowadays, there was a
place where pies were sold. But pies
were bringing ten cents in the market,
and it would take whole one to 90
around in crowd Of two such hungry
boys Jerry hit on plan to get pie
for five cents. "While | get the pie
mans attention in talking said he to
Cal. ''you poke your thumb into one of
the pies What for?' said Cal. -
"What good will it do Teller when he :
hungry to jab his thumb into pie?
Thumbs don't eat pie Never you
mind" said Jerry, you jes' do as |
say" Cal did as be told him to, with
out the pieman seeing him, and then
Jerry. who had the five cents in his fist,
picked up the damaged pie and said
quite innocentlv: Here's q pie that 3
got smashed. You'll sell this half-price,
won y"u?' The pie-man looked at it
and readily assented. and the boys
lunched ravenously with many in
ward chuckles. - Cincinnati Saturday
Night
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-15
A Gander'8 Fight with a Snake.

Within the corporate limits of Eufau-
la. Ala, there was Il strange battle one
day recently. 1t was between gander
and rattlesnake, and ended in the
death of the gander. An eyewitness
says the gander came across the snake
in his path and gave him battle. They
fought fast and furiously, and the snake
was seen to strike his antagonist five
times, the fifth time just above the bill
on the front of the head In = moment
the gander began to stagger, and then
90 round and round, and in two min
utes fell. expiring almost Immediately.
The snake was then killed and found
to be about two feet in length with SIX
rattles.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-15
The Theatsr Ca.q

Many years ago one of the Partisan
theaters came under the management >
or at least the proprietorship- Of rich
native of the Ottoman empire. Who nev-
crtheless kept keen eye on the ac.
counts.
Among the items Of expenditure was
one Of three francs week for meat
for the eight or ten cats to protect the
canvas scenes. etc, from the ravages Of
the rats.
This item vas promptly disalowed
by the Turkish proprietor who wrote
upon the margin of the bin the following
dilemma
If the cat at the rats. wherefore
tae meat Il they don't. wher FORE the
ezi-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-15
The Expansive Power of Rice.

Surgeons know the value Of the ex-
pansiye and power Of peas and other
Grain in making anatomical prepare
lions. No one has & ~ idea of the force
exerted until a test of it is made. An
Italian vessel, laden with rice, put into
East London some time ago leaking
badly. A strenuous effort was made 70
pump out the water and unload the car.
20. But the rice continued 10 swell,
and finally the vessel was violently
burst asunder.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-15
[0HunlbuQ,
Il " a - ~ - -
ABOUT IT..

l am going out Of business by
Spring, il not before, and shall sell
AT COST, and some goods even less
a. . IL. a 80. ac,,,t.af t,ttioae.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

After stubborn fight for life, the pro
hlbitory amendment in Iowa is pro.
nounced dead by all the judicial doctors
Tx Senator William Pitt Kellogg has
entered bail in the sum Of $4,000 to an.
swer the indictment pending against
him in the star route cases.
The Prince Of Wales new railway car
riage is marvel Of aesthetic decoration
It il fifty feet long, and contains saloon,
study, two bedrooms, two dressing
rooms and n bathroom. The Princes
bedroom is hung with old gold silk and
the furniture is upholstered to match
Mirrors are let into the door panels, and
the whole suit can be lighted either by
candles or by electricity.
The birth Of an eccentric child in
Turkish Kurdistan is announced by the
Diarbekir newspaper. The infant, who
is AN object Of interest not unmingled
with alarm to nll the neighborhood
was born with "A beard and moutstache
a perfect set Of thirty two teeth. and
with no fewer than forty distinctly
formed fingers. Its behavior from the
moment Of its birth has been far from
satisfactory. 1t is excessively noisy and
violent, and, owing to the cruel bites it
inhicts on all who come within reach
Of its mouth, it has been found ncccssa.
~ TO extract all it's front teeth
The Pennsylvania railroad reports
that the quantity Of coal and coke car
ried over its lines for the week ending
April II was 23i lOi tons, Of which lGj,.
3oj tons were coal and g. 700 tons coke
OF this weekly tonnage l7G,l33 tons
originated on the main line Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, while the re.
mninder originated on it, branch lines.
The total tonnAR" for the year thus far
has been 1000 tons, Of which ..
5-2.G92 tons were coal and -7T.3yl coke.
These figures embrace all the coal and
coke carried over the road, east and
wet.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
General News

President Arthur has returned from
his southern trip. What he doe. n,
know about Florida by this time, he
doesn't want TO know.
one Of the ice factories a, Now or
leans turns out one hundred tons daily
in the winter, and about half that
amount IN summer. It in Jumps four
feet long hy one in thickness. A. clear
as rlas', and sell a, forty cent. a hun.
dred.
Joseph 4. Barber, a private soldier
now at Dayids Island. New York bar.
Dor, has been left the handsome sum OF
$4,000 by an old gentleman recently
deceased at Worcester. Mass, whose
life Barber once saved when he was a
brakeman on the New York and New
Haven railroad.
An Indiana paper says that the only
form OF the liquor question not lodged
By the politicians OF that State is
"What will you take''
Olive growing is one of the most in.
teresting features Of agriculture in
California. The State possesses some
beautiful groves, and one ranch owner.
Ellwood Cooper, Of Santa Barbara, is
said to have derived profit OF 81, 200
an acre from his plantation.
John II. Parnell, brother OF the
Irish leader, owns a peach farm in Geor.
gia of 200 acres with $4,000 peach trees
on it, and is no doubt much happier
man than his kinsman.
There is growing impression that
Judge Hoadley will be the next Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor of Ohio.
One notable point in his favor is that
the Cincinnati ToitsJlaa has declared
for him.
A slight notion OF tho immensity Of
the cattle business of Texas may be oh.
aimed from the fact that 2l5 trains will
be required to move one herd now be.
ing transported from Millheim TO
Wichita Falls.
Mr.. Edgar Brewer, of East Hartford,
who has retained the embRlmed corps
OF his daughter In his parlor for several
weeks, has. in Difference to public senti.
nent, finally consented 10 lee burial.