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New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
LIVE srONA MARKET.

NEw.yoRx. Thur~d,y july s-BEEvss-No f,ssh ant
& osr 1st 20 s ws 8. 2,snso s bat '"'f
est.rn dressed sold isirv al 7as'sc for Common 70
tc1,s,e ~, s',. ., ,nc o,.,n,o s,a 40
ana ne .,tersy jo.,pa .nas a., ,e, hack a,
Jerse' ty head sriivrd iaie yesteraY Ji-
It, It: %s's c a. I Ia '. 0i nsa @ S ifs o @
Tie deaand was ght and the market badly deperaIixei.
wit c c lower than yoserday and fully haf he o1er'
Fan % Good BaiiornS Calves sol gay Fd calyes
aud yrnAry TO Prime Veals at ~ " IL very
Up,s he pit 6aticrnit, xers reported 70 b. se'ps ss
aea &c s = qp q cr 5 pens stG stes ~ august tho
oo q, ~ ire." dat g "a g. .cs ore..ea Yea.
oa aose p,s s ~ e. W rS lSS ~. D, ss
.es-pienb cF . e." - Ns;l. 80 81 ID ~ 49, a. - 30
m - :. &c sIas rss 100 g. ee d. ,T rs 81 1t ss
50 .utIermis calves lod ID at s. ID 'odo. 2io at 70
pTit tune < Mg.ea - Yea. liss.atsc ADO -. @.s
Tel ls. p t2. j. 2c = 70 ys. SG - Z, -, j. 30 ,uer
mig isiae fs.'St %sH, ye'I lss
Nv ~ led Gavs.l I5j n ti.c "A DO. i41 b. At .te'
FG1 ssss,,t Ss'T's y F.seSss % s 2 ve.. lsi Il
ecS N1sas scsie,, Sia. wecs Ss . ! e,r, o, ss.e
at srcy 'y a9S ear, r., at ysec,y Ses an" al
ir aSs wss 81 ssSd ,ant SjI, head for the sane
IIaac was slow ond prices IN cen ! unclaimed Primo
sto u " hodlng MP - SO, Drd sItsb ,er 100 r. and
one ar load rather loce reached % RI ~ 10 h.rs
soii doLc. and ueckoai o. tAfa Ma'yf's
a The figure O. 1c. ..-t. -.
Mutton dnil NJ 6n9c for common 10 'h"' WIS"
cen ,ru sales az IrNlgc. --.,. -.
dressed LAMBS soi washiu gton Market al ilr Due
high Az va ~ was obtained or Fancy stO'A Z" INC np
town slu liter houses. o. q.
Sa,s- Hume & Mullen, lQS Pehnsyly ma LsmDs. 90 70,
at Gi.c: IA state n lao STATE sheep, l' H Az
5J.c : Penn sylv do 100 n. AZ &C. go,
rubeck h anlbs 81 ~. az lio
s'se sheep atSq; - do. Il n ac. -4O A'eh'sAn
Newton 6iIe.t. l7s ohio loep IOG n. AZ 'c per n
la7 n at4i4c; Is do - D al titc y Nert Hgmt
do ~ ~ l32 West NirgDii IaWYs. Jj ~ ~ &c @yo
do 50 % at lsc no % 10 AZ &c o2 ono 40 u AZ
fnaa 4 Bncsingnam. 29o Wet Virginia Lambs. 81 n at
&c 80 do R Al ~ STATE do. "A H. 4 p II "t.s
Virginia h.e loo Al PC 20 tate 10 ~ u SC 10
p T. y P,lcock L.. Mary Lam = a n Al 4 ier ~
~. 2l5 v mia 90 GS H. a 90 ~rst Wig DO.
90 n 1T ip n. = ~ 10 do. h - ~;
~ do s. N az ~ IL. Ohio Steep. 92 az 4 80 81
co 10 a - Vest Nlr ila 90 - ~ AZ - ~ ""'
.. H. AZ = IS ~ n, at :; DO - g. -
] r. SacIcr & CO. .3o kentucky ianDs. 81 n. az - 20.
2I- do 30 TO- AZ - so l,r d. o. o., 1T - %. ~, Ohe
sheep lua To- - %, % Kentucky DO - d. a. ~ iri
do. o. 70. az ~ - ..- %, a.. .. IL.
! 10 Ieuusyivana sheep. 81 b. AZ -
/ HOGS Receipts ~ cars -. llf< mead 'iIt AZ
I LEE er Cits AZ I thst Io'il Tor h'r Gays
- n, ad against -2 hsAd iDr 'Ac sI Nn' ia ".'A.
None for saleayc >o'ninti ln0'1ii'h' - -. - a..
louniry Dressed steady az lc iO AcGiun and Ae 50 iVt
Iighi.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
FRESH AIR FOR CHTLDREN.
SEVERAL PARTIES GO TO THE COUNTRY
MANY OF THE LITTLE VISITORS REWARDED FOR
THEIR GOOD BEHAVIOR

THEIR GOOD BEHAVIOR.
Exactly 118 small children turned philoso-
rhers last evening and decided In the affirmative the
reat question AS whether life is worth living or they
would have decided that for the next two weeks
a, least n tho question had been suggested to thcm
Thev composed two parties Of those who are TO
enjoy country air and country fare for fortnignt
through THE TR IBUNE Fresh-Air Fund Thirty Two OF
them arc bound for Dundee. N. w. by the Erie road
having started al p m aud eighty six started Tor
Ames aud Rome " Y. by the New-iork Central on ths
train which left tho Grand Central station ut 9l5 p 10.
Tho children who go to Rome will be received by j. H.
TAYLOR been in charge of the work OF providing
ace. for them the ARRIVAL OF the party this morn
ing the children will be entertained by Mr.. Inainon,
,,e propc,etor OF the Temperance Hotel. who kindly
ves them "A substantial breaSfat and short rest AZ er
their Mgnts journoy Then thcy are distributed to the
homo, of their various The children destined for
Ame, numbered nxty-one They will spend what 10
many them will he the happost TWO weeks 'nat tnoy
have ever known iu the homes Of the following families;
Green pSne scnTc & inTss KSs m
Cols. Mrs IAN White Mrs Jonn % nax%e Kin Kng nert
Ager dwsrd stevens George Alger william sterng a. A.
GeaSge king ~ S KING Charles Button. II od,e
r levi Birnes A. C. arns ss p 6c bal nnsb n; b.
Mrs DEM Tayor Mrs Deia Wells James stale. Naeniine
William Flrquahrison
The Daudrc parry was selected by MIRA McknnGn'
one of the city Bioe readers AMI il consigned by E
VrcsnG Editor of The Duadce OdserUcr. VINO viii ds-
tribute the ch dren to the people who are TO care Tor
them sim another party started Yesterday and 1t
"s ntrtIcularly merry one for clirea wrro on
h r way for ne thru time visit their Old frierdS aud
nrmer entertainers AMI hat reason 10 anticlpato =
rorI lime These It people. the number of fifteen,
were hooke1 for Romulus. n. Y. ami left the cy AZ
$40 a. ~ such ptrtcs "a thcse. ani tc"e are many OF
hn vet 10 co. specially Invited back 10 their
former hosts tell their own story of the good behavior
NJ the cldren and the pleasure which the people VINO
receive the their presence Inc names OF
ibc people to provide for this party are as
follows:
Mrs G. NJ Vail Miss Marv Warren. Mrs Mel laferty Mrs
GeOr iisk. Mrs Poter NlckOi Mrs j. B Cam zee 81
Van lNprr. Mrs II. Lsk. MIS- hunes MIA Sh'uP MID
Patterson Miss Wilcox.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
Iarpon, Fla. June 20, 1886.
no DEALS" WITH DEMOCRATS.

wv q utt OF OF nc = Z U UHc.
DIR: noticed in q recent letter from your
Aoauy correspondent the intimaon that thers viii be
oas effort part OF Democratic statesmen 30 to
'hnes That the Legislature shall be In accord
va tAe Governor, 10 the end that he may DO elected
4sa States souator In oIder to accomplish this they
fypose 10 Say to aspiring Congressional poilciahs
t, c' ne have the members Oi Assembly ana Eo "ii
lon1han man III nomination against you II YOU ges me
krIanauOh Tor thc next Congress-. THIS ls oo1o
trsae aud II successful the close or doublul dIs,
To- would n0 doa1t greatly 10 tEeif beheni ana
Gss ssscoanOit OF tue Rel u0lcans. Forewarncd, et
~. ufeatDed The OF the State 10 largely
s''oe " Tie eiocIsSA II Democratic senator; ana
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Narget exhibits less
strength and n'rances is atrie io~er lie LIE Tc, ds IL
AMI nmtoi EXPORT business. A the close it was nj uit to
LIME . wSnS1. ca :SSPs s BIZ SeTs taen ior export nc
in tn safes Tor a. & Gay are gsOO pg sud g f o &
Patent ~ 1&j IL" 4.i0O bbls h'er "h"a fSua G M
aiooa 10 choice i5oi bbs Exrra No; . 81 of$ss.
ebncc Winter heat at y S0ata 0Ii 90 bbIs. Fine 10
oo s5g gcTan M x r g. at oes a. :" & s9s S
Al " soas5 . Good Fancy Extra state a. - ~
Srr. %ss,sra tAe'Ss, 10 toaqo %aa 9o
Choice 2jasi d. Common E,trl Snnesoi y a =, 3D.
s = "a, M !. ~ t5'Hi' 5 Bakers S;r. 70 ia
- s"ii G9HSai % G6S1 yerr 1 kocc 10 P;cap
e ns.' i'I, a. so,ti america 81 ioasi o market
sea e. 80 hr N ces lo%"E." s'q ~ Nto9 i9 or ,
I, 10 Fair and 4aG G%j 10 'or Chocc...R Rl
FLoT k7,esoy wlta 9l,y actv trade 6RY '9R = xEs
Dnl Yellow Western - jCas. IS Brapavvinc at - 30
GKsiN-wHEAT-Norkei yerv rrcguar and nm nn-elled; "a;
Ia @ 'o5 nps sae 2ty, tlon eli Oh y &C. iIon in Ie
stead. and Il ron decline ii'n hryF aialh ini
Ihc ,cst 1s den .se 1na exporter we're ire er,.
W. W. r ~. -, n ,sh 2ales ,Sii o01 ,usr future.
90 snsn si SPOT an to '' arrive icuog
at he On oIrd: Hard nuuth 3Z'-d3-'4e part
10 arrive Cnrradel Wnter Eel. 75a az 'c 40 sea 10.
Iulv ,oli0 at 7siic' 10 for August - %
y, A. - eVsln9 1n or ar o. % foo s' So % closing At a. 90
Nryenher nominal sYc do or De'emprr. ., a.; &C.
=
no or fehrusry "S9 IT, ale-ng 20 &c 40 I,n ,Gr '
30 49, 81 "a 3ic closing 40 80 So 90 TT
ja5 {. canada ) "a c. state. notc-bA ,.ist
y BARLEY MALI-lulet an seidy .--- tOtN
-NarEei fcv,rs4 and cccic.ly loves ash 1913
.ecnct n sr. ana clos ini opuon- "prne wax
then fr Oh ciIsr heavy 81 about the ioN ~
pica exnOrt business. m"e're tlait ior
Lcgci.e and IA transact rs IN options Shpurl' npl ~
lul 600 on n sales T. 600 husn. iuture l1jOpV Oush
spot ana aIriyc including Onsiaied Mixed al q G
IA Mixed 4rUAta4c III eev for i6 ,d4 I've. an0ai.
ard Kiln pI.ed ar 80 Mixed zoe Juiy 4y'sa &C,
closu- at c. do August i'-dfO tc- closing AT Sc
september. i0 -~iI4c" CLOSING at ~. 40 10,
cc oheE t14dfi &c.. "iO,nE at J. g - "a = @
heavy Cash lots declined % ~ options opened h avv
then declined e0 &c and oipsed weas ~ the lowest
prces Sle.305. bush. future. 1toOOO BUSH spot ~
c,ufiug Mixed at 5i l'c. No . ~ a"tc 80 Chl
~ 37c aroaf 80 3 White = dtH-2f; No = w. n
42c. 40 | nominal Mixed Western. "nd C.; hte no..
- q &c. White state. flc NO Mixed or nv 5 osO
8 sc do. tor August 53o-1 "a - Closing
al Sc Tor september 3jAd4 SC cl",f at 81, &c
rop W a ker's Irlyiie Daily Circular JuiY :. $50;
The United Kingdoms supply ot wheat aud ll0ir rom
AUGUST ~ 10 inc udg fOieign home deliveries ana
quantity passage, IN bushe.s:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

The apparent quantity required purchased IN ami
d n tins september is 1897 SiS p"s iheIe WA VA
eeu ond and 1 nj iect now shows IN The quantities Of Wheat
oncllng he English at interior og's Almost % @ 10
nagy Gea q 5h Ssef ga S S"o ou % crop
leaves 5l73tS bush only TO ne supplied rom new & pu m
Is and sh2Iems iqsSd eSdTx corna @reson
mEon amt GG M 'IneI H d KINGDOM G1I Ills side OF epemb
nss s spce Nav ageregate about 0oO0oo S5O'ooo
P'sh when beint afdei TO the Il.37%IS ou.h makes
iSl bush to be pul 'ha ed chiefly iIo" h Air
o~,ver On Tie basis al stocks being kept fu' aver
"M0LA-SEs1 Filmai i9c. for 90 test boiling stock. No
MGTA Cecatcs\ esleceI TrsnafersoIs No
tees duly ,eyerl issued az ~ o aD' t so OBS az ~
aer - Ga % ot A"euS' our nal ss S9 BID
Tor Like Transferable Notices Lake issued at lOc sh
issued at i9c -peter-Unchanged. Trans'er"olo NO
NAvXL sTo&Essprlrs rurPentne quiet bur ar@ =, a. a.
g. + III Gi,,sI :, % \. $ iss WINDOW
GcEAN % FeqSr Eaie nsase Sas ?"l'B BFs
ssa sa menu" Her, $50 Sas sra1 IS rQhI
HeacS bark 25 tons Ksnussy Tobacco G pSss ssris
.sW ED sH Pokl hence bark oSO ooI, s resp1t hIp
% s % r,sAt d e% 70 Ha%SFi Ns" rsH
Amboy German Sars 5000 oes & resd & c2ne OIL 20 c NJ "a
LiVERPOoI@ hence. steam. 20 900 busn gram 20. ~.
rms Di'''" 'p sin Quotations. T%r oil cs.S
S gGanuatsd ,Ssn @ os KS 'gG' d aox i - D'GS o
"a QSs cotton e'4d r2sn is a. measIs H shent e s
grain a.. Quotations Flour le & -; s oicskeE leg ia sd
5ScS IL sS granuaG arG i4sI M 3d. i css s o dS lSs
beet Isl pork Ss. ls 9d' measurement eoois iss
Srai1 Risroi steam, hence Quotations fipI
I8s s OIL cake Us d5@ & = ia or s'sss'St & M raow Ios
3d. pork A.; lard IS. measurement goods l1s ea "a
cor NiAEN hence 10 oo0 bush gram at 81 :, Sa ga
...Li0NDON. steam. Berth quotations. Flour iis rd'
ciIoaf ISs I'd bacon 2esj Lard 25s logs. 22r 3D. ye!-
low beef A 3D. pOrs g. ed Tos,n Is Sd "ooo yas
Iusa ;a,n +, 2s 70 % decided break at the West
ecIne OF about 25c per and tho demand
0o,ss ss' SO 90 ds Se' 4eis e % od and 81
S.ar Back and for ss s", sr h. Ats
co col H. e. slow Extra Mess si2ssli Extra Ness
S'.S So''- Go,ed At sSi 30. safes i25 oDs ..
MtAisTsygp o.n p,essS e.I dm1nG an snq =. s6
PcKed shoulders, dhe 2oQo0S lbs ,1esn H"ns 10
Smoked shoucers &C.; Pickled Hams. II ~; -moh Cd
nsms H. a siac MTDDLEs-Arv of. red lower and rm, M
Clear s :, c. Short Clear DRESSED hoGs&ar &
svn eos - r. c "ln ois Ssy The mark
tered pad break toNay. DoSiag te 1ri. % ~,
during early but AZ the close the leeng Was
stronger cash trading IS na ana
$40 sales $50 tcs. August e. ads2c eic'rf "a zoo
52ou tcs september at T. aosse o@,ws S,w steam m TAI
eemani $50 ics at 8 ase kenneo euOtef fu1TEK
Choice fa denan. and s.a stronss w'7 ~ az
medium and over re qg se western 4e
sste psiry saifnrrn tubs iSei.c Welsh tubs !.
ivsi.c.; Western Factory loa2c ch a. -, ,sor
sey goot aema,n .ry ech .aa III biehor countr
ms EeI, state 0.S7 '.c nigh, ski%s .r. siSss
ScaSss; caOssa t.s He wss,srn i5s;S..S s..
sU0AR-h.w ugr ssAey 4. 'sc Tor ,.S ssls. 81
Enas odds ANA ends o 5000 bags Cenr M s.s
cost ana freight R'aasa steady cu''o~i ''''~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth RiD.r. Vsss.ls anf Rtisro tfs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Brazil grades irn bni unchanged from the basis
of9a Far o c,rgoss. MID ersdes nrn. >sos lio
bags laguayra 100 bsss MIr@calDo Si2 bales Meiean
Contracts opene firm al uucnanseh quoiaon- a cosc'
idv advsncs D0lO pOlDis "a follows Jlnui'
n .2p: Fepru ~, S50-25i july rs 90 August
.OdSUJ; september, = lJ1 10: OcOOer. sloG /;
November 3.l0dSlO December. Slodsi6. sales. 2o2Jo
bags.
COTTONFor Spot Cotton the market IS firm NJ uncangi
prices lea s2O bales ~ bales last evening" ln.
and l.,O bales for Port r.
~ balcs against 595 bales this daY sst
week and l25 bales rn.s day LAST yeas.
Quotations American STANDARD Of cLissilcs
tan Italian
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

Crushed 6aSeac, cubes 900 &c. Powdersa e:ss;ssS1
Granuatcd Gle. Mould 6sSe.. Confectionery I'LL
Couee Standard &c, conee o. sc,, VIZ wv
Extra 6Sc. Extra C5s05tc- fs@oc. fe'''" ~
|
fALLOw--Dul an weak. Prime CITY quoted sts iol6o
sa-s. ~ 600 lbs. a, 5Aaji5
WJOf. The tone ~ msrtet - suh very DIN p"s snS
National holiday zttery -rsd Win DnsIhesA =
ADVICE from tho Vest 6m EUROPE are All fa'orAos0
holders
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE PETEOLLTM RKET.

The nil speculation, while more active than
IN wednesday presented no new feature yesterday lhc
,r.t wa, a trading one and after spurt 10 oo =
- AGAINST 65 cents the night before, based on tho
c,verug of frightened room shorts there was aroop
,a ,,ovement to 6jlsd6j cents. The weakness Oh
~ f,ernoon explained by the Circulation y. ie
mat tpe aylOTsto~n WELL nine miles SOU h"e't oi
s1nSlon PenU showing Tor large pronueel ,ous :
nonId nave made more mpression on the .narket u
nsSTyatIve dealers were not sceptIcAl Oh tne new
, No. came from that direction recently hesI pau
c.. from the West Will depress prices uut ioiuns
go ,he prescnt low range "a va ues cannot DC accon-
'n.I ~ any extent by false or exhg eratu soIie :.
closed weak near 10 the lowest points Vi iho
day. ..r,o.s and tne total dealings at the
- inn,,,d, lion Excnaugc were rs follows:
o,r, .........G6ls Loweet et.-...-.-..-..-----oo, :
iua %
tes barres
Ian,a oil remained unchanged at cents per saiion'
Abel lest. 80 =, , .r...,.
o,, CRY PENN July g. Grade Oil-Sation 81 transit
Certificates opened at 90 and closed al DDS hsno'''
,xss, G5 "a; sales 1916 900 barrels ciearancos
i ,,no bxrres; charters 43.49 barrels shipmehts'
-. "a barrels; runs. eO.5O3 barrels
,,..nYonp Peun.. July s.-Cruie Ol-Natioha'
rust Certificates opened Ut % Is aud closed a. oo1s
,,.., 66as; lowest, 65. clearAIces, OoSooo OAR
rels.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

oc,v nv ar stby and want of ehcient orRanzaon can
Shsye Se state things DISASTROUS to
RSpubcan innuense efficiency In the next Cossress
famesfown, NJ Y, June "a. 1885, b.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

BOSTON July s-FIour arm "estsru 5uo,ruas ~ yVS &c
fs 10 extra - 80 40 PatenL sorihT "~n" ~ sr,n,
"a 40 PatenL Winter Whats 81 10 dS5 - corr sohs'
Steamer yellow 5tslnsr MlIed ia No -
ACC Oar, ur1n White Al eca NO. w "rn 80
shorts and Mddings stsalv. Provislons steAay %
"a u..torn ,r.A merry sagsfrssnHAi Gatt,rL ~,
u...,n,.- Eionr 300 bDls. I10Ov -aoss Corn oovo
snsn ,aI. 2iOJv ousa. shorts l9.0vO pusn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
spIRITs OF ruRPENTINE.

cBAsLssTox July sroroentino quiet a. - &c caslea
SS1.ss.H luly s. ruvpenune stca " Al Sic nsAoH
I,,u,sGION uly H-IurDoaune nrn ~ oo's@
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

-oLOsIys PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
BAN FRANCISCO. July 4. 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

Foreign Wheat .....
do. Flour - Wheat
Home crop Delivered
tu Jun - ......-l
on uaS-a~a June IL
Reminder HON" WHIT.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

ontors excited and free realizing by the olgs
rnarket clos ng Guet steady at 00lO points decline
Sa.t. IL 900 Dgics-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

,ALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED sTOCn AND PETRo
LEUM LXCHANGE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

lDtal bushels ..-
TO be supplied June
2ntO Aug il.... --.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

Estilnated cOnsump.
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apron.

1t is made of any striped wash goods 1t
is exceedingly useful being large enough to
cover a lady's dress nearly all over 1t can
be quickly thrown on and off again when
anybody calls. 1t is cut with a front and
two backs. The front is forty-two inches
long, the bacEs are forty-eight inches. In
side the front piece at the waist stitch "A
casing as wide as belt. Run stitching
across to divide it into three castings Put
tape draw-strings in the castings to draw the
apron in from the under side. Fasten them.
At each end of the casing sew strings two
inches wide and long enough to tie in IA bow
behind Around the neck the apron is taS-
tened by the tape drawstringS in the same
way as at the waist Button at the back.
A neat pocket on the inside will hold the
handkerchief Three and three quarter
yards of material will make the garment if
it is thrty-two inches OF goods of the com
mon calico width four and halt yards will
be required
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-29

York newspaper office. The picture was
photographed, engraved and printed imme-
diately. The race took place at l o'clock,
London time There is something over five
hours difference in time between London and
New York At 1880, our time, The Graphic
was selling on the streets of New York with
the whole race that was rowed in London
that day accurately pictured out. Only
twenty words were required to be tele-
graphed This is a triumph of modern Jour-
nalism that is unsurpassed.
Arrangements have been made to report
President Cleveland's wedding by picture in
the same way.
And now comes along the English inven'
ton, clumsy and impracticable as it is, posing
as something new under the sun, and what is
more, American newspapers, that ought TO
know better, are taking it up as if it was
something new Mr. Horgan is at present
connected with the American Press Associa-
ton, having charge of the great and growing
illustrated department of that organization.
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BURGLARS HEAD UPON CHART.

That is how it would look. The words all
have three letters in them, and all have a
meaning. If mOnosyllable is received
which does not spell anything it will be
known at once that mistake has been made.
This would not be possible with the English
system, which uses only the letters OF the
alphabet TO denote the squares. Another ad-
vantage of this chart is that the lines are
printed in blue. Blue photographs white;
therefore, when it is desired to photograph a
telegraph portrait for the newspapers, the
likeness has only to be placed before the
camera, upon the blue-lined chart, just as it
is The picture will be reproduced without
any trace of the chart background
The practicability Of the Horgan chart
has already been demonstrated. IN 1850 the
famous rowing match between Hanlan and
Trickett took place in England. 1t was a
four-mile contest, over the regular Thames
rowing course, from Putuey to Mortlake A
correspondent of The New York Graphic
followed the racing boats at close hand in q
little steam yacht He was provided with a
drafting chart of the kind described. On it
he marked the position Of the boats, mile by
mile, quarter by quarter, as the minutes
sped Haulan starte in advance from the
beginning Now he gained little, now fell
back yard or so, but came cut triumph
antly ahead at the end.
AL this the newspaper young man dotted
down by points upon his chart and connected
them 10y lines. The race over, he FASTENED
to London at top sIeed and cab ed the key
words in pairs TO The Graphic in New York.
As fast as the words came they were made
into picture Of the whole scene in the New
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Paper Water Pipes.

There were recently exhibited in Vienna
gas and water service pipes made of paper.
1t is suggested that these pipes may be useful
for laying electrical wires. The manner IN
which they are made is thus given by The
Paper World: Strips of paper are taken,
the width of which corresponds with the
length of one pipe section. Tae paper is
drawn through melted asphalt, and wound
upon a mandrel which determines the Inner
diameter of the pipe. When the pipe thus
made has cooled, it is pulled off the mandrel
and the inside is covered with kind oil
enamel, whose nature is kept secret by the
makers The outside is painted with asphalt
varnsh and busted over with sand. 1t Is
stated that such pipe will resist some 2,OUo
pounds internal pressure, though the thick
ness of the stuff is only about halt an inch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-29
'J'HE FASHIONS
Rings.

Finger rings are always in more or less
demand, 40 matter what the fashion chances
to be as egards other articles in jewelry.
Every married laiy wears at least two
rings, her engagement and her wedding
ones, and young ladies and misses as a rule,
wear two or more at a time, while others,
for a change, lie in their jewel boxes. In
the setting of rings there appears to BE- no
special changes this season. Where stones
of two or more coors are used the object is
to gain pleasing and haIpnonioUs combine
ton. Large stones and fine pearls are set
high in small plain .etti1gS Occasionally
one sees fine solitaire diamond set in ring
of twisted gold wire. The twisted gold wirs
rings are also st in turquoisas for little girls
and misses Moonstones of the desirable
blue tinge, cut intaglio, are set in rings for
gantlem.n's wcar-Jewel r, Circular.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-29

Small boys wear white muslin yoke Slips,
precisely ike those wo,l by little girls, until
they are two years Old, and ii is the custom
with Fashionable mothers to keep them in
these little frocSs until they are ~
ard in many Caes . years OF age
However, thi, matter o, changing the dress
TO a more distiuctiye,y boyish style depends
a good deal oa the growth Of tn child, as a
tan boy OF years should be dressed like
a boy: hence at the furu shing house. there
are one piece dresses and sailor suits made in
the same de>igus for boys Of , years as Tor
those Of and even o years OF age. For
these dresses are blue or white hanues, pique,
shepherds check, Whit linen, and g'ngnarSs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-29
z,PRoG2ESS
Telecraphinc a Portrait.

Considerable talk has been made recently
over chart and diagram for telegraphing
pictures, portraits, etc The device has
been illustrated in various newspapers,
scientific and otherwise The invention is
that of an Englshman, Mr.. Glenn Many
of our American ne wspapers evidently think
the British invention is great thing. They
seem to be quite unaware that there is al
ready an invention by one of their own
countryman which is far superior to the
English one. 1t is plain; moreover, it is
entirely practicable, which the British one is
not 1t may be extremely interesting and
ornamental, but it never can lie utilized
freely.
In 1879 Mr.. Stephen H. Horgan, then no
more than boy in years, devised and used
the chart herein partially presented.