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ing to S2l, 1853 6S. There has been is
sued during the quarter ending June
80, 1856, $37,l17 SO have been re-
deemed and Cancelled, with about
$500 now in the hands Of A. j. Har-
ris, Trustee, redeemed during the
month of June, but have not been
turned over as yet for cancellation,
leaving balance of about So, $50 still
outstanding against the county.
This beirg the time OF the year
when but little revenue is raid into
the treasury except on privileges, l
am glad to say that our disbursements
for the quarter, in proportion to the
amount OF receipts, are much less
than could have been expected, espe-
cially when we take into consideration
the fact that the disbursements have
been enlarged by the payment Of
claims unusual in the regular chan
mel Of businefs. OF the'amouut that
hiss aided in the increase Cf disburse-
ments for the quarter, will state that
we have paid about $4,000 to asses
sors, raid Stag rs to the Taxing
District for paving Poplar street from
Main TO the alley. We have paid
nearly $l6,50 cost and attorneys lees
in the Norton case. With the increase
of salary OF the chairman, Poorhouse
Committee, overseer and guards at the
Workhouse, continuous court of four
teen days of the April tenn and the
appropriation of large amount Of
CLAIMS against the county that should
not have been paid until this term OF
! TIE court, our disbursements have
been very reasonable.
| would most respectfully call your
attention to another matter that con-
ceive to be OF come importance to the
county. The item of insurance on
county property. / find that the
courthouse has been placed in vari-
Gus companies. The Poorhouse has
s., Workhouse s., Pesthouse
5, all placed in good companies.
On exar,ination | find that the
County Jail has ever been covered
by any insurance. Why it has not
been, / am unable to say. AS it is
as near tireproof as any building in
the city it may have been unneCes-
fary by my predeces sors to have
it insured, but it is O fine and
valuable building, and one that
cost the county very large amount
Of money. | am of opinion that a
small policy, ssy $4,000, should be
plGced upon it. 1t never having been
insured, l felt it my duty to call your
attention to it, and submit it to you for
your consideration, to determine as to
the expediency of placiBg some in
surance on it. 1t can be insured in
the best companies at one per cent.
While on the question of Insurance,
/ wish TO say that we are paying per
cent. Oh all our policies on the Court
house. l think this rate much too
high, as it is Less liable to danger than
other property in the city covered by
less rate. The building is
guarded, and as we keep a night
Waterman both winter and summer,
it seems to me that we should &c,
better rates. However, am assured
by some of the companies that If the
county should furnish its own water
as contemplated, by means of a well
properly arranged for the distribution
of water, that the rates Of insurance
will be reduced as soon as that is done
Respectfully. d. G. SLAUGHTER.
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The Appropriation Bills.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The follow
ing is the position OF the six regular
appropriation bills which still await
the action of Congress: The legislative
bill hes passed both houses and awaits
the action Of the conferees; the river
and harbor bill is the unfinished bust
ness in the Senate; the naval bill has
been reported by the Senate Commit
tee on Appropriations and is upon the
Senate calendar; the sundry civil bill
is before the Senate committee; the
general deficiency bill is under con-
sideration in the House, and the forti:
fcation bill has not yet been reported
from the House committee,
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Notice to Contractors.

ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS AND Texas RAILWAY,
OFFICE or THE CHrRF EsdINEER,
TExAREASA, TEX, June ~, 1896:
CEALED proposals. addressed TO the Chiot
= Engineer Of the st. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas railway, No. A0i Market street, ST.
Louis, Mo-, will be received until II o'clock
noon Of tho 7th Of July, 1886, for the con-
struction Of Roundhouse and Machine
Shops at Pine Bluff, Ark, Proposals to have
the envelope iudorsod, Proposals for
Roundhouso and Machine Shops Mt PiEa
Bluff" The following is an Approximate
statement OF quantities;
4,lC0 GU. yards Of Excavation.
100000 II. b. NJ. Lumber,
100000 Brick.l
800 Squares Of Gravel Roofing.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
general Office of the Company, corner OF
Fourth and Market streets, 81. Louis, Mo-.
al the office OF Z. II. Uoulahan, Master 81
Transportation Pine Blud,,Ark. and ., THIS
office.
The Company reserves tho right to reject
any or all bids. ...,..
W r. CRuuPTON, Gen. Sup't.
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ON 'CHANGE.

VISITORS on Change yesterday; Mrs.
Clare Smith end Claude Smith OF Lit
tie Rock, Ark; Mrs. Eddie l.. Stotes-
bury, city; d. T. Hargrove, Helena
F. o. Daniel, Morrilton, Ark. }. Fain,
Mineols, Tex p. II. Eager, Browne
Vile, Tenn. Mrs. Emma Jones, city
Miss Laura Hamilton, city.
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Non-Resldent Notice.
Circuit Court of Shelby county. Tennessee
Elsin MnndY Ya. Willinm Moody.

Circuit Court of Shelby county, 'Tennessee-
Elsie Moody vs.. William Moody,
IL appsaring 10 the Court that on the 9TH
day OF March, 1888, tho petitioner, Elsie
Moody, filed her petition in this Court
against tho said William Moody; and that
on the Sth day of March, 1885, sub
pena 10 answer was issued against said de-
ionlant by the Clerk of this Court recurring
him to appear in the cause and make de-
tense, which was placed in the hands OF the
Sheriff of Shelby county and by him re-
turned March 10, 1886, defendant not TO 20
found in his county; and thereupon on the
9Th day Of April, 1886, an alias summons
was issued commanding the Sheriff to SUM
mon said defendant 10 appear in the cause
on the third Monday in May, 1886, to answer
the petition Of the said Elsie Moody, and the
Sheriff, having made return on the lIth OK
MAY, 1885, that a ter diligent search made
The defendant, William Moody, was not to
be found in his county,,
IL is therefore ordered, adJudged ana &C.
creed, That publication once week; LOT
four consecutive weeks, be made in the Mem
phis Appeal, a newspaper published IN shei-
By county, requiring the said William Moooy
TO personally be and appear in THIS cause W
thsthird Monday in September next,tnenn ano
there 10 answer the petition OF the salu Elsto
Moody, or tho same will DO taken as con-
fessed and the cause will DO tried OK garte'
A copy-Rttest; JOSEPH UhL, Clerk'
By Geo, J. Campbell, Deputy CLERK.
Jamas Gallagher, Att'y for PIN. tue
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's' Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferers at once; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as "bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents a bottle.
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The COUNTY COURT.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
BRIDGE SUPERINTENDENT.
Showing of the Chairman for the
Past Three MOnths-The
Motor Line.

The County Court met yesterday,
Chairman Slaughter presiding. The
principal business was The passing OF
bills and the consideration OF petitions
for reduction Of assessments.
BRIDGE SUPERINTENDENT.
The election OF a superintendent OF
bridges was a walk over for the present
incumbent, Z. M. Cole, who received
81 votes in the frat ballot sgainst 4 for
R. B. Richardson.
BRIDGES ORDERED.
1t was ordered by the court that the
contract be let to r. H. Peasou for
1852 to bridge q slough on the Pigeon
Roost road, and for S53 to build
bridge on the Middle Holly Springs
road.
SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
The special grand Jurors selected by
Judge Douglass to examine the books
of the various county affairs, were
ordered to be paid 81 80 a day.
THE MOTOR RAILROAD.
The following was sdorted:
WHEREAS, The Memphis aud Lake
view Motor Railroad Company have
definitely located their road over GER
tain streets, reads aud avenues dCsig-
mated ia former orders OF this court,
snd are now ready to enter into con-
tract with the court "a required in said
previous orders; now it is ordered, that
the Chairman, on behalf OF this court,
enter into contract with said company
according to the terms of grants here.
tof1re made to said company.
BRIDGES.
A petition TO have bridge built
across a creek about quarter of mile
west of SEQ tie gin, on the Germantown
and Baskerville road, was referred to
the Bridge Commissioner with power
TO act.
A committee reported that it would
be a saving of 1925 to make certain
changes in preparing for and building
bridge on the road leading from
Hicks crossing south. Adopted.
MULES AND CARTS.
A. 9. Welborne, j. W. Allen and
w. P. York were appointed a commit.
tee TO purchase six mules and carts for
the use Of the Work house hands.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
Justice Powell moved that the JUS
tees of the Peace Of the districts re.
port to committee OF five the judges
and clerks selected by them 10 hold
the August election. Carried, and
Mesrs. Allen, Powell, Moore, Mercer
and Bland appointed IS the COM
mittee.
oHAIRMAN's REPORT.
To the Worshpful County Court of Shelby
County:
l beg leave to submit 10 you my ssc
ond quarterly report ending June 30
1886. In presenting quarterly report:
l am aware that l am digressing from
the regular practice of this court, but
it is a public matter, and one in which
the public, and especially the taxpav'
ers, have right 10 know something OF
the financial condition of the county
Below you will find the amount Of re
ceip's and disbursements from al
sources for the quarter ending june
80, 1856:
Report Of D. @. Slaughter, Chairman, to thu
July, 1886, term of County Court, shown
receipts and disbursements for the quarter
ending June 30, 1885:
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Hor1TRTNS.

NTETHERLAND PIONEER ~, H.F.H.BI
IN This celebrated Holstein-F riosian Bull
will DO at 100 Jefferson street for the next
fifteen days. His sire is at the head OF Smith
X Powol's herd, and Is regarded as one q
'A0 ~ n OAILOWAY
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Leaving balance outstanding. .,AO,952 "
Oftbis amount trustee has redeemed
- which he has not turned over to
be cancelled, and there are severa!
thousand dollars on hand rot paid
out.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES BY DE-
PAYMENTS.
Circuit Court-Receipts, $3.50 3b;
expense, $S41 65. Difference against,
1851 20.
County Court-Rereipts, S63 so; ex-
penss, Sl745 08. Difference against,
$500 IS.
Probate Receipts, -; ex-
pense, $7SS 49. Difference against,
S7ss 10.
Chsncery Court-Raceipts, $87 70;
expense, S563 81. Difference against,
$476 20.
Criminal Court-Receipts, $1,000 IL ;
expense, 1920 90. Difference against,
S442052.
Poorhouse-Rec:ipis, -; expense,
S3675 80. Difference against, $500 80.
Courthouse-Receipts, -; EXPENSE,
S2l65 50. Difference against, S2l65 62
Pesthouse-Receipts, -; expense
1924 9S. Difference against, 2S4 49,
Workhouse. Receipts, S. 20; ex'
pense, $3245 IS. Difference against
1920 43.
Jail. = Receipts, -; expense
SlSO4 GA. Difference against, $lS04 "a
Bridges. - Receipts, $l65 SO; ex.
pense, S2Sl4 SO. Difference, $2649 10
Expense Account-No receipts; ex
pense, $4,000 16.
Paupers, Inquests, etc.-No receipts
expense, $l73S is.
Total exce;s of expense OF depart
ments over receipts, $35, 592 81.
In my report to tie court at tn
April term there was outstanding
warrants against the county amount
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THIS PAPER 1, is q: S: 9 s4;4is5s
~ W. lVER a SON. our authorized agenta
Nn.HlST0RY VS.. NO.WAl.

WIPsESss, sa itSm sCysa Tsi
rsliuion. The world needs one poiltleai9sS
gSniHStion and one church to hanksn -
lar and murderer. Book sent Sy msni
modiptoy on receipt q ord d?;!Ts;ncty p To-
MnShi.L H. Pub'r, 10 East 18th e., New york;
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SPECIAL GRAND Jury,

The special grand jurors selected by
Judge Douglass to examine the books
of the various county affairs, were
ordered TO be paid 81 so a day.
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COLT-Wedntsd ay. June 30, one bay colt
- (hOr'e), aged 2 years, short name; about
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BRIDGES ORDERED,

1t was ordered by the court that the
contract be let to r. H. Peason for
1852 to bridge slough on the Pigeon
Roost road, and for s5S to build a
bridge on the Middle Holly Springs
road,
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new double tenement house,4
II rooms on each eide; nicely finished;
large yard; in fact, all convoniences, on
Ross avenue. Good cistern. Apply to Mrs.
Z. Quinlan. 100 Manassas st.
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STRAYEB.

DAY MARE MULE-From c. F. Smith,
ID Horn Lake Landing, one bay marc mule,
about eight years old, fifteen hands high;
Jones * Co.'s stable and be rewarded.
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WANTED.

GOOD C00K-COlored woman; none but
" the best need apply. Call at Il. +.
MEYERS, Memphis Saddlery Co., corner
Madison andsSecOnd streets.
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A DDRESS of young lady who said good
IA bye TO young gent on horseback last
Sunday, at south gate Elmwood Address
FRANK, this Office.
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LOST.
PERSONAL.

IL G, A. address F. A, in. strict conf
IL. dence, No. Broadway, New York,
~ ranted. Inventor Of the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone 1888. TH0S. QUEENS.
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The County Court met yesterday,
Chairman Slaughter presiding. The
principal business was The passing OF
bills and the consideration OF petitions
for reduction of assessments,
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EVERYBODY-To call and see the oele-
d brated Gypsy Clairvoyant, at III Third
street, near Poplar.
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CEAMSIRESS-Imm lately, good seam
- stress or dressmaker to go out. Address
WAITER this office
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white woman as cook.
= f. M, this office.
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IL Wholesale grocery business. None other
need apply. Address
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MAN C0OK-White or colOred, who can
lNl take charge OF frst-c class restaurant; no
ether need apply. T. NJ Newman, l9 Jefferson
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AUCTION SALES.
REWARD.
TAKEN UP.

DOG-A large black Newfoundland bitch.
- The finder will be rewarded by return
ing her TO No. Sc Exchange street.
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ENVERYB0DY-TO spend tn. summer at
d Grayson Spring, Ky. For catalogues
and particulars call at ticket Office Of Chesa-
naake and Chic route. unde- Peabody Hotel.
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"A GKNTS-In every section of the country
IA for two New Books, just ready, SPECIAL
TERMS 10 men Of experience capable OF NIL
ing large territory. State experienee, age
and territory wanted. CASSELL CO.
llimited), So Broadway, N. " and 40 Dear
born street, Chicago.
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WOOL GROWERS AND MANuFAc-
TuRERS

Prs,e,,t their Grievances 10 secretary
,ianning-Both sides Given.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE con-
mittee appointed By the Governor OF ONO
to represent the Wool,GsoSeEs Association
Of that State presented 81 addssss to the
Secretary of the Treasury, in which they
set forth their views as toIloTs
The committee appointed ~ the ONO
Wool Growers Association his been here
se7ersl days preparing and today pre-
ssptsd 10 Mr. MaEDiaE letter q2es'
t;opipg his position o. the subject
Of free raS material. They claim
tbs. undsr the present tar't wool gro wing
"a uDrro3uc;ive; that official reports show
a decrease 10 the number Of sheep in Ohio
I.,,.,ssr of 300 600 AID WOO! 100000
nounds. that Z zinilar decrease has taken
pIsca in al Of tee Ssstes and Territories
Sbsrs uo5Lgro#iug il leading pursuit;
r. impnrtstion Of wool is increasing
,ar;aI3 tbst tAs reduction in value OF
isESs sad elcks = large and oP.
E &, il consequences 9i the tariff act Ct
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nc-inns &31S9O sAares.
produces,
wheeling.

B,t,ey-Prime TO choice creamery 25c;
ehg;ce dairy l4@l6c; good to prime
country roll l2@l5c; common mUep
stock solo. Good demand.
Bsesvsx-Quotedst 25928c > ID.
Bssus-Esnd picked navy 81 259
/ 40 per busheL
Dried Fruit--Nsv evsporsted pared
ceseAss l7C9lso; impaired DO l0@l2ci
sa,pbersies l7@l3o; blsckbsrries 7@8c.
Nes sundrisd, apples, Qusrtered, 2@3e;
slicad, 4(95o; PEACHES, usw halves, 4a953t
do quarters, 18Sc; d pared l5@lsc;
Uitted cherries $3.50. kes egaporsted
spples 5(6.c. Market on Died Fruit pon
isal; demand good
Chesss-Ssles IN Joking way OF yrns
mild Ohio factory at 99l24c; NeS Yors
I4iial5c; swsitSeF l09lSc; L;Rberger 8
9l2c.
EgQs-Strictiy fresh sock, demand
firm a. 10000 p dor.
Festhers-Choics. r09S5O in origins
usckages, 4tG5c mors in email lots.
Honey-Choics white clover, l8@2or
choice buckwhest. l69lSc.
Nuts-SheIbsrks, 75c per busheli blaeI
- uats, SO@40c; ohesuuts 81 90.
Potatoes-Choice COO PSF bushel; de
mand good.
poaitry-Evs chicksna, old 81 75@
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ELECTRICAL INVENTIONS. -
TsleCr phng Through the Air to "a Fly
ing railroad Iraiu.


NV YoRS, February l7.-Suli more Of
the marvellous powers OF the age ncy which
we cali electricity are demonstrated in the
last invention for jelcgraphirg from a NOV.
iug train. The device is the joint work Of
". Wiley Smith, Thomas Edison and +
T. Gihisud. Edison himself pleased ss q
schoolboy, Was aboard our train the other
day when the device was tested.
Il is sstonishiDgly simple, now
that one knows the invention
works. The principle involved is that
Of "telegrsphy by induction, tEst is
10 say, by electrical currents leading
through the air. One we'll known quality
of electricity is that it will Jump through
the atmosphere from one good conductor
10 smother for g distance e over 400 feet
This properly is the one taken advantage
Of in the rev invention. The ordinary
telegraph wires passing along all railway
lines convey The message the lergrhwise
distance. Thence i jumps, wien il
reaches the train, FROM the telegraph lines
10 the tin root Of The cars These are con
ueci,d by Q copper wire. n little bunk
in ole OF the cars sits the telegraph oper'
stor. Over his ears be has two telephone
sound receivers. AZ you see in the lllastr1-
ton.
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PETROLEUm.
FttsOurR.

Pittsburx.
PlTTssusG, Pa, February l7.-Pero.
leum-Active aud firm; National Tran,
sit certificates opened at 79ic; highest
Size lowest 1910; closed g. sllc.
IITusyILLE, Pa, February l7.-Petro.
leGn-Opened at zoe; highest SIC: low
est 1899; closed at 81 &c; shipments 90.373
barrels; charters II $50 barrels.
New York.
NEW York, February l7.-Petroleum-
Strong; opened at 1899, weakened TO 79:c
rose gradually TO S2s, reacted to Slic, and
closed atSlsc. Sales 79S, 900 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. February l7.-Peroleum-
Opened at 1899; closed at 8lsc; highest
sligo; lowest 7Sic; runs not reported; total
shipments 90973 barrelkcharters 1859
barrels; clearances 2,7SS,00O.
OIL CRY, February l7,-Pe,roleum-
Opened at 79ic; hi CHEST SIC; lowest
1919; closed at Sc; sales 1858 ,0C0 bar
rels; clearsnces $4,000 barrels; ship
ments 9O,97S barrels; charters 1859 bar
rels.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New ToRx, February l7.-Dry Goods
There has been an improved inquiry for
new styles OF autumn woolens and through
the placing of orders a good business has
been laid out by the many buyers present.
For cotton goods steady inquiry has pre-,
vailed, but with production and receipts
interrupted by foods prompt deliveries 50
agents are restricted TO supplies in store.
Agents have advanced Otis checks 10 sic,
slso Palmer fancy and York erd Everett
blne and brown denims &c. Orders for the
latter are accepted at value only. The
tone OF the market gains strength every
dsY.
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4 Cnrl,

10 all who are suffering from the errors
ana injiscrei;ons OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loas Of manhood etc, |
will send q recei pit that will care you, free
Of charge THIS great remedy was dis
covered Dy missionary in South Amer
;c.. Send q selraddressed envelope 10
the Rev. Joseph I. Inmau, Station D, New
Ilri CRY
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The electric paaseg from the wiit'
through the sir IN waves ct ,Ee rate o. q" q"
feet per second. These form cOanauou
musical note. They strike the metal rco'-
of the car connected By wire Inese ac'
Az An electric condenser. so called. A wiz"
masses from them 10 the telephoue rece'V
ers above the operators ears. ~ means
of these his quick ear catches toe s9nno
By striking exceedingly quicH. sharp
strokes the sender IS able 10 break ne
musical sound into uote9 By prscnc"' re
makes these short or lcug as Is desired.
So the ear of the operator in the car cs'ce'
ca the sound, dot and dash, from an ordl-
nary Morse KEY and reads them. lie was
in the car With him an electro magnet ana
a battery. When be :slegrsphs back the
MESSAGE Jumps in the ssuie manner IRON
the roofs of the cara through the mr. 10 the
Wires thence over them 10 the station An
electric condenser and the telephone re-
eeiyers enable the oDersfor TO cs'cn tne
sound.
But does not that interfere WITH ths or
binary messages, asked your correspond
ent. I'M.
Not at all, was the answer. This
new method Is telsgraphy by INDUCTION
not By direct transmission. e.,
Our party that made the trial trip win
rbe new invention over the Staten Island
railway watched the experimenting IN q
state Of pleased excitement. II was P r
feet success. 49,.
By means Of this railway collisions may
be avoided entirely. Its value 10 this re-
spect can hardly be overestimated' par
inR this memorable trip We discussed me
bearings of the new inTeutlon on me
future of railrosdiug. Fcc one thing, y
will probably break up sGddeu tuPs, 81
bank presidents to Canada for their health.
II is expected that the maehiue vii be II
into operation on roads between Canada
and the United States FIRST OF all hen
dstrauded creditor can telegraph to s.
moving train upon any ROAD sDJ asesf'
LII rhstner the defaulter he is looking io'
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WOOL
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, February IL.
The market is quiet all around.
The prices are the same ss last
week, and are as follows: Fine fleece,
washed, 30@32c; fine fleece, unwashed,
one-third off; coarse fleece, washed, 30
(G32c; coarse fleece. unwashed, 2O@23c;
medium, washed 3O@3Gci medium, Ill.
washed. 20@23c; tub washed 3O633c.
Demand for medium feecea is coed.