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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29

matter than two crdlnary Issues u 4
metropolitan newspaper. OrIrInsiDs ,he
proceedings 81 congress were nnblishSd
by contract b. the Globe compapv INV MT y
was found ,has the woik could IA a"ns
cheaper ut the government rr,n,ins ~
ilce, and the Record was esmb,,shad
some fifteen ycafe ago Under he nreTert
MISUNDERSTANDING oflcpit has moi n, f.,,s
a mail, and whether long Of ehors ' ny
always been laid gu the mcmbets, 9e .'''.'
before the hour OF meeting. A WAGON Il
running Say and night, collecting ronv
carrying MESSENGERS with proofs q,
speeches, cic.; d400 copies afc printed
daily. Seyenty-two persons areempioSed
during the session, a great many oiwbom
are furloughed at the oiose Of tlie scssian
An account Of the preparation AID ys.
rious processes OF producing this puhllca.
ton, the way congressmen revise aud "a.
write their speeches after dellgery. e,r.
would make an interesting article az
Itself
The capacity OF the establishment Tor
Snead OF execution, as well ne uneittv n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29
LAREDO.
senator Han sinking--A Fool Kills L
tie Girl.

senator Han siaking--A Fool Kills Lit.
tie Girl.
special 70 tho Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, April 2s. - Senator
Han is sinking rapidly, and his physicians
say he cannot live until morning. his
10 mas mortified as far up as the hip.
though he knows he cannot live be-
yond a few hours no il cdeeTful and con-
w. rses freely with hls family and visitors
DEPUTY Sheriff ORTIZ while banding
.bis pistol this afternoon discharged y
ac,i,,eutally, killing little girl named
ora Alvarez who was sitting near MIN
u the time. The coroner's jury returned
1 verdict Of accidental death as above re-
lated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29
texas 4 Pacific Reorganization.
fiAl 70 the 5azette

KIM.
~ 70 the liazette
~ YORK, April 2S.-The proposed
y denomination Of the Texas & Pa
maae public this morning contem-
Il purchase under foreclosure and
saallatlon with the same amount of
IN capi'al, SS2, l64, 600, and the same
5sst " SHARES, the exchange of new
~ eld to be on the same basis OF
'Dale Of new for three shares OF old.
WOULD extinguish the 32l, s4G
y y y oid stock by the issue Of l07,-
/, le 's.ss oi new, leaving la the treasury
Ii snales Of new stock. With thus
~ase Tue holders of old stock have
plon 70 buy one share of new stock
rr spsr snare, II this right is fully
A sS S,u y would take from the company
Sr'uonal iOI2l5 shares and would
rn ~ ue treasury 81 Cos 225. The
+, N y asi,y would still hold one third
suuse new shares, the CAPITAL of
Rni.sas proposed to use fer the ex-
HS 4 f, ssd ny OF the floating debt on the
4 n ~ ~ per share. Az this rate the
A n Ae one-third would &c S2,l44,-
&dhe ny the plan the old stock
1 d II y, sAungulshed at loss OF one
n u .as new share capital. The pur-
n X. " additional ono bird would
\ y I'M. Vompany $l,60s 225 and the
4 4 ~ would furnish SO l44, 800 TO-
,s payment of the fiOaiing debt
4 4 ~, proposed to assume 5O-year
3ck az AZ ms mortgage for $40, 600, 600, OF
'IcI gls y, 900 is to be incomes on
ssle ies' - non-commutative anJ
~ sssy when earned. Theaunual in
fshle se1 n, Of the S28 600, 600 bonds
IIN ooa ,'i'sreat Is obligatory would be
m,,, S The plan also states that no
MN a2e can be hereafter interposed
4 s.Sa lqr o ~, 900, 600 mortgage 5's and
~ $1,000. 5000 incomes. In tie matter
~ ',ssc ~, Of the new bonds for old
MI a psan proposed Is consolidation
III IA , receive 100 per cent. Of series
~ D,s,.t, cent. u series b; New Or
r. q ss ,,,pn bonds TO receive IS per
. "a c, CO. a aud IS per cent, Of series
e. q 49,. sa9e Division bonds to re-
u q ~ cent Of sefies A ana 6b PEI
Pr cent. u series < and IS pei
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Threaten to Cut Rates.

CHICAGO, ILL, April est is stated
that the Union Pacific and the Burlington
and Missouri companies, taking umbrage
at the action of the Atchison people in
making lower rate TO Southern Califor-
mia points than TO San Francisco, will
slash the rates over their roads from the
Missouri river to all California points
from $50 down to $40, probably taking
such action to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29

nptcIAI % tHt VHNVttu
HousToS, Tex, April 2s.--The deposit
tors OF the defunct City bank Of Houston
who deposited money the day 81 the iaii-
ure, to-day, through thsir sttofleys, APP
PILED To the master ia chancery, Z. Anson
Jones, for return o. their money, on the
nround tha. the bank had ueolded 20 close
previous 70 the day of suspension,
Their pUuti0n was oyerruled. Oplfcf
tsons we're raised " the decision anu lie
natter was referred by tna maY]er W the
district court, ehere u VIII rave hhsi
hearing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29

WAsnINGroN, April 2s. -The proposed
RI dempton OF the trade dollar was again
considered by the house committee on
COINAGE. weights aud measures to-day. a
proposition was submitted as an aulen 'l,
ment 10 the bill providing that the amount M
- deemed should come out Of moniniy
bullion purchased. REJECTED by vote OF
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Tho raria Bin.

WASHINGTON, April 2s. the FRO
tectionists claim that the defeat OF tue
tariff bill is assured. They have nor uo,
cIded whether they will endeayor 70 =,
,.rlke out the enacting clause OF aeLea ~, !,
IN ia merits. The supporters OF the piil
do not express their opinions Us 70 I've
fate. The Protactionists clam aps I,
lutely twenty-five yotesa gainst inc piii'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29
Going Back 10 Railroading.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April 2s.-Street
Commissioner Nelson will resign his
Office on Monday next, in order TO go
back to his first love, railroad building,
having an interest in large contract on
the Santa Fe extension. The Office pays
$le0 per month, and there are about a
dozen prospective candidates already
snoken OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29

cent. OF series u. On the basis Of TIE
amount Of outstanding bonds this ,yould
require the issue Of s22, 055, 800 OF serIes
A and SlG,2i0,700 OF series B. This.
however, does not include any land grant
bonds, which by the plan are 70 be pur.
chased and administered BY the bend
holders with the assent and aid OF the
committee,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29
nan,.n, win Get It.

] % the tissette' , - .,.,,o,,.
INN over the St. Louis & San Fran
abroad news, that the road will be
rom the river here, thence TO
|,rsv on to Grapevine and thence to
[.iIrosd center, Fort Worth. The
III nave long watched this route and
rlth homes that 1t would be built as
1 In TnE GAZETTE, but all was quiet
I,o.dsy when the fact was made
n 10 our property-holders. All that
fssssry is to give our city a chance
Iae viii show her railroad manliness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Nominstions
to-day were: Consuls-R. II. Jones o.
NV Mexico, at Chihuahuai s. d. heeuy
~ west virginia, at Rheimsi I, u
Rrvan az California, at Lyons, vice ~ o.
Newmark, withdrawn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29
The Eirst church Ben.

Special 70 the gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, April 2s The ilrst church
bell ever heard in Baird sounded at the
depot yesterday morning, the bell for the
Methodist church having arrived, and
will be put IN imme ilately by the con-
tractors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29
Misses Kid Polish, 10 Cents
Lewis Rros.,, Sl5 Houston street.
WASHINGTON.
Ordered am Advorse report.

wAsnrNGroN, April 2s.-Ihe house
committee on territories to-day oreereu
an adverse report on the senate bill to al,
nit the southern half OF the territory Oh
DAKOTA into the union OF states.
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,.n.c T,,rourh the car window.

AqLANrA, GA, April q --Tope Jack,
son. the Gainesville dynamitef arrested
IN waco. Tex, escaped last nlght AZ Cn l.'.
tanoowa BY Jumping through the CAT WIZ
dow. Onlccrs are in pursuit q h'm'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29

lnr rp was exactly correct on
y y! el XXI this morning in regard to
sI'l .o~,nr to Bonham, Mckinney
'l:'O .v AN !, said a gentleman who
pr Nc ,.an talk by the card. = saw
I \, \ ! Toaog man who comes s',an nsp IN
1 \ md who has a warm i, ,Is.,,',o "a
! 4; ,,s w a director Of the Frisco,
VI. s.' 81 him for some position, 70
les nv ~ he could give him good
\ "a ' ~ , "a when It got to Fort
,.s been, you know, some
~ w. we iFrisco not getting right
\ kg ,aao' ' Congress through the Indian
~Ss, 10 YOU think about ~"
X fhsps buucombe; the road
\ ,,sinsed. in fact the directory
's ss,Ively right now that the bill
ply, r,sht Of WY will be passed.
E y nN road will be a big thing for
I. sIssS swing us another direct line,
.s S,r Iine. too, TO the city Of ST.
'AS Ths FRISCO is a strong concern
ne track over which the Mis-
y, p.e,sc rms to the little city Of
~ ,hirty-six miles west. The
n gill get here, and won't ask a bls
~
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AtchIson Rumors Denied.

klto the Gazette.
3ros, MASS, April 2S Rarely does
! pass Of late that does not bring to
kuIisce the report of some new
n in which the Atchison people are
|eea or making secret Efforts to con-
hate. The more absurd the report,
more eagerly does the street receive
i charges upon 1t.
\ davis story was to the effect that
4Oesled Huntington-H ouston-Atchi-
interest had combined and secured
kd Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Aty, its purpose being to affect GER
8,cllts at the coming annual meet
Dat will force the Pacific
company to restore rates.
Il report came from New York and was
$ughly circulated sll day and in all
srs aud has found many believers.
tsldent Strong said: "There is not
fdoT Of truth in the report. The
son company never before sought
8htrol the election of any company
not doing so now, neither has il
20. in fact the report is absurd
am prepared to say positively thaf
Is no deal of this kind either con
nated, In progress or contemplated
II Is, 50 far as / am aware, nothing
whatever 10 relation to the transcon
pa rateStroubles; none of the fexai
PioTS q the Atchison company tina
fnow u have been buying
9le Mail took, neither has anybody
nit in Il cir interest. No organized
knent Of e kind reported is on foot
am very sure that nobody individ
Is attempting It,"
PIwithstanding this very positive ant
statement, some think that there i
klnlng Of truth in the report, that tn
A Is technical, and that the Atcbisol
rs 40 not care to be known in tn
j such 1t can be called.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29

n" 'ne 1azette.
'isEsyILlE, TEX, April 2s.-Right of
'Or The Santa Fe has been secured
Ira to the Denton county line, and
y direction from Era to Clear creek,
Nlce OF some fifteen or twenty miles.
believed now that right of way
|{usa me whole county will be secured
isss Trouble than was at first antici-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-29
M RAILROADS
..,,s new orleans Reaches
h ', nsa'" and There is Joy
Accordingly
r,,,co--Bonhsm Awake
sbspt DC l..as,,ou = Atchison
b rs rslr in Boston,

rIldle .a I New orleans track
drose r.lls which give us 90
! De s,es'ls Yesterday morning,
y Niel0 = ,nst ilourishing Place a,a
4 tiilsens q e s the event. Mid
|m h'ppSs D,sce 10 tie to and Fort
lsa goou abpncra,ulations ON the
,hp road say they have
of:lals , Z, la more grazing to do
IritII'lI s n.. and that from this
b VaSs,n. 1 ,ss,na will go on much
\. 81 IS,sretoicre The d road NV w'l s pS
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A new and elegant line Of fancy designs
in washstand sets at the Fort Worm
China Co.'s.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

htih oE4 IOI, Aan,hauon. Hues,
" tions and answers on all subjects. Send
ten cents. Ivy Institute, 500 st n W.
T l.. KERVAND, 1919 PA. AVE-
from same plate, 45c; 100 visiting cards from
plate, 75c; .crests and monograms stamped
neatly In colors.
TINO ARTISTS-SOlar and Electric
i light prints; orders filled In "a hours. z.
ii. Wheeler, ZOO 9th st, corner q.
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BY WAY OE A HINT.

Referring to pensions under special
acts of Congress, the Revised Statutes
of the United States (Section 4720) say:
"The Commissioner Of Pensions shall,
apon satisfactory eridence that .fraud was
perpetrated in obtaining such special act, ag-
pend payment hereupon until Tie propricty
Of repeating The same can be considered by
CoRgressn
This being the case, where is the oc-
casion for the President investigating
all the special bills that are presented
10 him with the view of interposing his
disapproval of such as seem to him
irregular or fraudulent?
If the President would devote half as
much time to the reading up of Indian
treaties, the Revised Statutes and
THE WASHINGTON CRITIC as he
does TO critical examination of the bills
passed by Congress, he would possibly
find that no necessity exists for flood
ing the two houses of Congress with
petty veto messages.
Mr.. Cleveland must learn that there
are some duties devolying upon his
heads of departments, and the assump.
tion is that they will discharge those
duties with due regard to justice
honesty and the inyiolability of the
Treasury, thereby saving the Executive
big load Of entirely superhuous labor
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12
NOTES ANN GOSSIP.


TnE national encampment OF Old-Fel-
low. vii be held IN Saratoga, August
l1-0
THERE were two japanese and two cod
orcd men loo the late graduating class at
Ann Arbor
NTNT falls freshman class at Harvard
will exceed 300, the largest In tn hl, tory OF
the college.
THE total valuation Of property in San
Francisco this ytar is $l20,580,0OO, which
ia an II crease OF about s 100000 over last
year.
WnEs II comes tl boycottlng an under
takor It really looks as Il the thing were
being run into the ground New York
Tribune
Ex-MiNisTER LEVI 2. MoRToN has just
paid S45,0 600 for lot Of 300 feet front at
Saratoga, on which he proposes to put up a
house to correspond.
THERE were over eleven hundred deaths
in the city Of New York last week aud only
nine hundred the corresponding week last
year. The sudden intensity OF the heat
accounts for II.
PETER b. SwEENY and family have gone
to Lake Mahopac for the summer. There
are some people who seem to think that tho
ex-exie intends to take leading hand in
New York politics.
Mn. WHITELAw REID of the New York
Tribune, after visit to his aged mother at
Xenia, o., has gone to California for few
weeks, where his wife and children are
visiting Mrs. Reid's father, near San Fran
cisco.
JonS $. McGrNNfss, young st. Louis
engineer, who has been five years in Buenos
Ayres, says that Winslow, the Boston
forger lives there in great style. He is not
averse to talking about his Boston expert
enccs, but denies that he was guilty of any
moral wrong, and his version Of the affair
is generally adopted as correct.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

nary piece of Senatorial courtesy, In
which Mr.. Riddlebergor, being out of
line with his party and Mr.. Goodies
hacker, of course, had no share. Mr..
Malone wantel Goodies nomination
rejected, and II was rejected. The
Senate dared not refuse the request of
the man who carries in his pocket the
delegation of Virginia to the next Re-
publican National Convention. So
that in this instance Senatorial courtesy
simply means abject submission to one
Senator's dictatiou. That's about all
there is Of It. General Malone is still
ttIneu -
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12
MIR. GOODIES KEJECrION.

The rejection of the nomination of
Mr.. Goode for Solicitor General ap.
pears to have been piece Of partisan
politics, pure and simple. 1t may
have been, as Mr.. Rddleberger some.
what pointedly stated, that Bell Tele-
phone stock 'stalked through" the
secret session and had more or less to
do with it, but we are rather inclined
to think that Bell Telephone is watch
ing out for bigger game.
There was no personal disqualifica.
tion or official derelictlon alleged
against Mr.. Goode;at least these things
cut but a small figure in the oontro-
versy. The question seemed rather to
turn upon political bygones in Virginia
which had been resusoitated for the oc-
casion by General Malone in order to
permit that Senator and his friends to
wreak their revenges on gentleman
who had beaten them at their own
game and made his way into Congress
some years ago.
The action of the Senate will there.
fore pass into history as an extraordi.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12
WHAT ouGuT TO RE DONE

Doesn't It strike the average Ameri-
can citizen that this temporizing with
the repeated and systematic insults of
the old flag by the Canadian authori.
ties is becoming somewhat monoto-
nous2
The first thing for the Government
to do is to issue a peremptory demand
that the high.handed proceedings of
the Dominion be stopped.
The order first-eXplanations after
ward
Let the honor Of the country be as
serted so loud that the people outside
of the State Department can hear It.
Let pension bill vetoes go to the rear
for a whilcl
Oh, for one hour of William l..
Marcy
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12
THE oLD-TAsHIoNED GIRL

| know times halo's round the past
And boyhood's dreams are fair,
Though retrospective vision cast
Dissolyes them into air
Yet a memory comes to me betimes--
Red lips and teeth like pearl
The ringing laugh like silver chimes
OF the good old-iashioned girl.
Time has its transmutations,
Throwing on old ways for new,
And the law of compensatiOns
Brides us not TO make ado
But there's one thing | miss sadly,
Mid liie's hustle and its whirl,
And I'D give few years gladly
To sec Il good old-fashioned girl.
without airs or affectatlon.
A modest voice and low,
Not scorning occupation,
Cheeks all with health aglow-
Such were our girls in other days,
Don't take mo for churl
Don't chide me that like the ways
OF the good old'fashioned girl.
There was true love in the olden time,
Not love of vain display,
And poverty was not the crime
II seems TO be to-day
And a loving girl was well content
Nor strove for knight or Earl
But welded at her hearts sweet bent
Did the good old-fashloned girl.
philadelphia News
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12
PROPOSALS.
tIREAsuRy DEPARTMENT..

i Jui.y 2, 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII he received at
the Custom House building. Georgetown, u.
G., until II o'clock noon. MONDAY, July ~,
miscellaneous articles required therefor dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 30, 1887.
Blank forms and detailed Information may
the building.
Bidders for supplying fuel will be required
TO deposit ten G0) per cent. of the amount of
their bid as a guarantee Of good faith.
Tile Department reserves the right TO reject
any or oil bids or parts OF any bid, and to
waive defects. -
G.. 8. FAIRCHILD,
Antinn Gnnrninrv
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

Now" saysSthe Post, 1--WE shall see
Of what kind of stuff the President is
made" 1t strikes us that FOR an or.
gan the Post is rather slow in picking
up its information.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

TIE secrets of the Star Chamber
sessions Of the Senate may be consid-
cred a thing of the past so long as Mr..
Riddleberger holds the floor.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

RALEIGH, the capital of North Caro-
lima, has voted for prohibition. This
will probably entirely break up any
further conversation between the Gov,
ernor of North Carolina and the Gov
ernor of South Carolina.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

Miss CLEVELAND intends to be edi-
tor of that Chicago publication with a
large L. She has written letter to its
business manager who wants to put her
name on the title page, in which she
says most emphatically that she will
not have it. She informs that enter
prising gentleman that her name must
not appear anywhere in the paper, and
she adds that "this must be final. >"
Miss Cleveland also demands that no
advertisement shall be put into the
paper without first having secured her
approval, and that not line of reading
matter shall appear until she has passed
favorable judgment upon It, The bust.
ness manager was looking around for
some one with literary reputation to
take charge Of his publication and he
evidently scored a great success when
he secured Miss Cleveland. She is 60
ing to take all the charge of the publi-
cation that there Is.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

SUMMARY proceedings" in condem.
nation of private property for public
use do not necessarily refer to this
summer. Judging by the progress
made with the new library site, it may
mean some other summer
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

~ Division, No. 9, Uniform Rank, will
meet at their nrmory promptly Mt Z o'clock p.
m. SATURDAY, for parade before leaving on
the excursion to Toronto Bring trunk and
baggage for shipment. Washington Division,
No. l. has been cordially invited TO partici-
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12
FOR RENT---HOUSES.

EOR RENT-HOuse TAO 9th st. II. W.,
IL containing 8 rooms; rent, % per month,
In advance, Inquire Of VIM. b. Morgan, SIG II
st n W, between 10 and i2 m and 4 and p m.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12
PERSONAL.


V,ENPLE PHARMACY, Refitted and
i rcstocked with pure, fresh drugs; try q
glass Of ice.eold soda.water from our new
Favorite Wall Fountain, corner 9th and sts
"a,
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

In THE first internal revenue district
of Pennsylvania, composed Of the Coun-
ties of Philadelphia, Delaware, Ches-
ter, Montgomery, Bucks, Berks, lie.
high and Schuylkill, there were brewed
during the last fiscal year ], 1895, ,079 bar
rels of beer, equal to about G2S, 900, 900
glasses, for which the drinkers paid
over S31, 100000, "This," says the
Philadelphia Record, 8" is nearly three
times as much money as was paid in
taxes by the people of Philadelphia for
the same year" But the beer is not
all. In the same district there were
made 330, 900 gallons of whisky, or
enough to furnish over 22,0O0,0OO or
dinary drinks, which, at only ten cents
q drink, represent an expenditure Of
$4,000, ,0C0 more. Yet people complain
that these are hard times. Some unre.
flecting moralists may ask: Is it any
wonder? Yet the Government poaketed
more than 81 ,000, 600 as its share of the
plunder.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SVIIGHLAND SPA WATER" Sold
IL everywhere. Ask your druggist or
grocer for IT, Family trade especially solic-
tied. Sold in quart bottles.
~SsaMETROPOLITA PREsBYTE-
w. rian Church, 9TH and II SITS y e.
Preaching tomorrow at II n. IN. by Rev.
Thomas g. Clark of Freedom Plains, ~ Y;
no evening service.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

GRAHAM. the man who successfully
navigated the Niagara whirlpool yes
terday, is Philadelphia man, and that
entire city is in a wild state of excite.
ment to-day over the result Mr. Childs
has shut the steam Off of his obituary
poetry machine; the grass has stopped
growing in the streets, and taken Il day
off for holiday; the sluggish current
of the Schuylkill is dashing into
stringy foam MIR, Keeley has brought
his motor out on wheelbarrow the
grip-cars have been decorated with
bunting; four new bricks have been
put in the tower of the city buildings,
and thousands of hilarious citizens are
engaged in wild and impctuous
festivities in honor of this unexpected
triumph of the Slow over the Swift.
The name Of Graham is in every man 5
mouth, and the free lunch counter is
left neglected and alone. Philadelphia
is Rome and Venice combined in one
grand carnival, and subscription will
be taken to erect monument to Gra-
ham, the cooper of Philadelphia, the
shooter of the Whirlpool.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-12

rJ'HE WHITE Is Kingi Tho Acme OF
chimes. A concentration and condensation
of mechanical genius and skill. The range of
work cannot be exceled. 1t Is a thing of
beauty and Joy forever: Call and see It at
j. II. MCKENNEY'S, 427 9th st n W. j. Il.
RICHMOND, manager. Machines of all kinds
for sale or rent. First-class repairing done
Also Central Office for the Universal Patterns.
See them