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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

rly Angl0-Amorican cable to tho Dispatchl
ST.. PETERSBURG, November The Gar
BIS received telegrlms from the Imlerors ~
Germany aud Austria and President Carnot
Of France coDgrltuIatng hun upon his
esrape from the accident which bis train met
with on Monday. The Gar snd his suite
were received SO Moscow To-day with in
posing ceremonies. The people accorded
bin The most enthusiastic reception. The
car visited the Cathedral. where be pray ed
silently before thc celebrated picture Of he
Virsin. After spending . few hours m
Kremun be resumed his journey 10 Ka,s-
china
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Vienna dlslaich To inc lpHN'H '""' 1'''
Craahl
4 lav-~uit which IS now pendng NJ thc
town of Comorn. tu Hungary. between thr
Hungarian primaie and BIS iormrr iaud
AGENT IS attracting much interest Throughout
the country TINS agent @hA was laicil
discharged. claims damages for Wrongiul
dismissal amounting 10 -j0.ooo ilorlns. Ibc
C.rdinaps answer TO the o-rntt statement
is highly interesting, containing, az 81 does
authentic declarations concerning inc
prmatc's income. HIS estates cover
,n area 81 10000 acres. The value OF hiS
rc,i estate is estimated at 6,20o,0OO norin',
and his yearly income tax amounts 10 no less
tb,n $50. 200 forms. This prlpcey revenue
though attached 10 the See, Is entirely al tbc,
,Iispo,tl of his Immence. HIS diocese oil
GRIN IL rtch in wclrcndowed charitable IN
.titutions. founded by long line OF disiin>
elisci and benevolent prel2tcs. CtIdin''
simon himself bas done much to heau,uy lhe
magnificent baNlico Of Gran, when Is 'he
finest cathedral i'm Hungary, and occupies i
splendid position overlooking the Danube
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
PEANUT MARKETS
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
ninnortod for ne pi.pst.h.

GOTEyBEK L-a2rkst steady snd sales In
small los reported 81 tho commission houses.
Oid(primr, exc; extra primo. SAc; new dry,
sa3s c.; green. l4s24c; iancY, a.; common,
lha2.c: snslled Gull al Z4e2Ac. fscsory
hand picked. 3lgJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
rho paruciiCo,,ui,sion.

lBy AngIo-Amcrcan cablo 10 tho Dispatchl
losDoS, November AT The sitting OF
the Plrnen commission to-day Captain
O',hea wa recalled 10 the wiiness-stand.
lie submitted a protest, referred 20 in his
evidence yesterday, regarding his exclusion
rom Parliament by ParnclL The taking Of
evidence a the policemen VINO had taken
shorthand reports rs 10 the correctness Of
their notes was then resumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

DFCEIYING TO-DAY 30 SACKS
n PRIhE NEW BEANS. % sacks BLACHEY z
PEAS, 9 cars choice IRISH POTATOES, l9O pa =
TER Also. ONIONS, CABBAGE. CHESIfU VI $,
s.. We receive these goods every day aud 20
liclt your trade. III. WALLERSIEiN CO,
no 2-FSsu2t II souI Fifteenth street
NOR SALE, TWO ROUGH-sS.,5sSssOJ
4 COATED REGISTERED COLLIE
PUPS, three months old, by Gleuwood a b. X
$40 out OF Imported Rsspberry Gin "A. h. X.
1921; WHITE LkGHORN lOWL9 ana - =, I
THOROUGHBREn REGISTERED SOU 7 r.
DOWN BUCK. Apply % W. h ADAMSON, LO-
o, al-eod3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

RyAnelo- American cable 10 the Dispaich.l
FpINuuHGH. November The case Of Par
nell against tie London Times for libel was
again heard in the Court Of Sessions to-
day
Counsel discussed the question Of rele-
vancy Of seton brought by Parnell, the de.
ieadsuts coutendng thst the court had no
jurisdiction. The Judge reserved his iuds'
mpuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

~ needing OF The stuart Horse Guards
held LAST nicnt Tirst-Lieufonsut Charles
Euler VAS elected captain 10 ii the va
carrv caused by tho resignation ~ Captain
Dosne. Secund.Licu,enant ~. i. Bowie
gas elected fret lieutenant, and First.,cr-
ce1nt ChArlns L. ,llel s.cnnI LI-u-cn.lL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
mARKErs By rztKsRAPa
HRw YORK.


NV Yonr. November 1.--cosion quies; sales.
i57 bales; uplAsaA, slS-i6c.. OrieanA nlee
net rscelp,s. ss,e63 bales. expOr@-to treat
Brf,ain, ACE baieS 70 the Cenancnt syv3
bales: stock, 57l,eis bsios sOufhera nour weak.
Wheat dali and 2ha3o. lower: options closed
heavy ~ 3a3Xc under yesterday: hovsnoer,
SifDl. abby. cloeing at u.iOH: Deeemoor,
S. l2aIL In. ctosiBg ~ tL139; NAY. tLsAa
sL2l4. Corn ansstzled and loser. 9ptons -
40 Tower and heavy; November. EAs4oSc
December, fs4st9kc; Nay, Tka4e%e. OATS
weaker: options &c. loser aud weak. Noyem-
Der, Soc; December. 3IaMkc H0po ouiss
and s,esdy. Co<fos nrm ~ load potn9 Abovo
Yesterday, November. SiAHatiA -; Deoon-
Der. Ei3Jssti3T: Nay. ti2G0Sl2i1 sugar
quiet ard steady. renaod unchanged and quioL
MolAssss nominal. new crop New Orleans, S5s
5Sc Rice 0rsl. domestic, 4ha6ko Petroleum
steady and quiet: refined, &c. Cotton-ssed OIL
strong: crude. g2aS;- yellow, 62aS2He. kOsin
dun TurpsntiDe duh aad i0ser % Aa'tAc.
Hides qGist aai stosdy. Wool qnise FORK
stronger: meas. E6aF6 %. Beet quiet Beef
hams dun. TERED beef steady. Cut-msao
slow. Gtfdles duh. Lard lower and dun. :
western steam. s. a)as&62E; city. -, Novcm-
Der, t2t4 asked: December, Sau asked.
EreighLs etoady.
cHTcAuo.
Cufolso November Tho cash quotations
were: Flour unchanged. No spring wheat
SLi3ati.13s; No. rod 81 i3asi.iSH. No. zcorn.
asN alS7tc No. oats, AAc. Neee-pork. 400.
lard, s. l.<. 6hOrt-rios, s.. ASsgs.ao. ShOuldorA
SSata25; short-clear. SLs at%2a NhiAkey,
gl.2l
The leading futures rangoi ~ follows
gnfa.nat lfI1Atsk 4lsffna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

w.hs,ss sroSENKrz FOLDER, IN psr,oes
or,,sr. uhich 20 NIL tsii a. sroAi oargaia. IL
~iu folf an eight % = f9ar-pAks paper tue $40
u DO DispafsA OF sinAiies. IL sM 49, ses ~ !
S.sis tna oiKnt page papec heaa 10 reAdiJ
M refer % uhs Psssrss,erg Ia4sx- Aypeal - %
ths en.rAcssr u IL u0rk. slace MAJ paper hks
,,ssss and nos N sancssoiti openatio0L Al.
aress IuG DIsRAlNd COMPANY,
az llm' H<anaoaa VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
Opened By the King.

fBv Anglo-Americau cable TO tho Dispatch.l
ATHENS, November 1.-The international
EXHIBITION was opened here to-day with
much ceremony by The King ia person. His
Majesty was accompanied by members OF the
royal family and distinguished guests. The
success OF the Exhibition exceeds expecta-
lions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
rrhihItnrr, Ixnrn.e in Paris

(By Auglo-Amorican cable 70 the Dlspatch.l
PARIS, November I'M. Legraud, Minis
ter ~ Commerce, has informed the Cabinet
That the expenses Of the exhibitors In the
Exposition OF 1889 will be less than they
were I'm the Exposition OF 1873. Eifcn
Tower, built IN connection with the Expo
sit,ou, will soon bo finished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

oFFgRlNGd-
WHEAr-3.f00 bushels
CORs.-gi husheA
RYL-l.l00 busholA
gALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wur,r-White, 70 bushels prime a. ti.iA
Loucberry, i2JJ bushels very good on private
terms. coo bushels very god Gt sLij; GOO bush
I'll, fair sttl1O. Mixed, ~ bushels very good
cn private terms. Shortoorry, ~ bushels for
seei ntfll5: a bushels very good 81 Sl.iI: 80
bushels very good e. (il3 - bushels good al
Oqsrlngs to-day OF wheat, 3, 400 bushels: same
dny las. yesr. 2fq3 On tcls. sale5 today ~
wheat, 27i4 bushels: same day last year. 2,i5l
bu.s,ls Offerings 80 far this ,oasOn, 800, 40
bushels: same time last year, 58,S}i bushels.
Extreme range Of prices to-day, s!.lO 10 SLloi
same day last year 90 10 -.
C0Rs-White, 30 bushels prime CD mt 55c.; q
bu shells damp Low o. Acc. Total sales Of corn, "A
u-Aels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
Cardinal Newman seriausIy al.

by American cable 20 the Dspstch.l
LONDON. November The Illness OF
Cardinal Newman Is now reported 10 be very
serious. Tie fell down through weakness
while walking in his room recently and
Knocked bis head agsinst the wall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
GgEIH AID COTTON EXoHAdaE.

RICHMOND. Eoyom Der 1, 1854
OFFgRINGa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
a Cvclope over MADRAS

by AngiO-AmerIcan cable to the Dispa.ch.l
LoND0N, November l.-AdVices from In
dia sag that q cyclone, accompanied by a
/ heayy rain, has swept over Madras.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

T. and a. n. respectively. wrought scrap 81
500 50af9i Bsssemer pig NJ ff7.5estis a. for-
nsco, and foreign ~ so3t2oo.-Sss ftyk Jess,'
nal eI Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

by telegraph 70 the Disp1tchl
PoRrLASD, IND., November SENATOR
Chorman addressed : large gathering Of Re
publicans here to-day, touching upon sll TIC
issues Of The campaign aud Of the hurchi-
son. West letter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
ROARDGNG,

BOARDING IN WASHINGTON
ID PERMANENT, TRANSIENT, and TABLE
pOARD a. 1921 G street northwest. Persons
vislilng Washitgton vii nni Pheasant rooms
aud good home l4ls a. Ills house. Kept by 4 VIZ
GINA lady. no %-oI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Governor Lee yesterday went 10 Buck
ingbam county 20 address a Democratic
meeting. lie viii spcl, To-day ia FaaNin
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

fBy Telegraph y '1V No,,h
p,vwSauAM, ALA. November L. Az . Nol,n
p,yminyh1m tonight Henry Brown lco'0a NJ
i p md Killed ID. johnson (whlIee ~. ~,
Shooting was the result OF = g"Srdae' A''"'
s seUY trivial matter. Brown escspeu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

OCTOBER 3l.-The Increment IN western leaf Is
Very light and made up mainly OF enail lots.
( Prices aio well suslsined. For seod-leat mol
era.s home trade demands az fdn priceA--3sv
! Hsrk Journal q Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
Asking the Dismissal or en- Amert-


by Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispa,chl
LoNDoS, November IA dispa'ch from
Stuttgart SAWS that The King OF Wurtemberg's
ministers have Threatened TO resign unless he
dismisses Mr.. Woodcock, his American
counsellor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
)HOTOGRAPH STOCK,

~ THGLARGEsF VARIED STOCK OF ART
ISIS AATERIALs AND TCBK coLoRs IN TIE
soUri oc l2-s0dlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
WV YORK pRAEur YARKEr.

OCrOBER 31--Peanuts arc quiet Fancy hand
picked quCsod &c 81 s554c., aud farmers grades
az sae4Ac--Asg IOrs JourE1lc II CgnsDlSree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONVECTION rHERtwITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record OF the New York and Richmond
stock Exehsngss-Grsin, FLOUR, Cot
tor, Neat, and other Quotations
fBy telegraph to the DIspatch.l

- wAsaHGToS. D. c., Sovemberi.-For
gLl2 virginia, warmer, fair. sou.hwesterly
- winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

observation-disclosures, IN this city,
on October o. lgs', by Rev. S.. O.. CioItCn, Pa.
JOHN %. NAPIER auI Hiss LULA b. LIPS
COMB; both o. this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

We quote. Zine. g. 50as2T5 sIperine, s2.75a
81 u: extra, g. 5JssA1j: family tiasLJ); patsn!
lGmlly, county, s4.1jaBAs)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

laval NJ the first water" Is another
"a ;er DR.. BULBS Cough syrup. Only %
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
GEORGE l.. 4 A'.l!SLI,
Secretary Board a. Uc4l'h,


INCREASE or IEyfR CASES.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November l. To-
dgv vs.. the coolest loT week past tut the
fever record took smother jump despite IT,
One wear ago Yesterday the mercury went
down 20 40. To-day it reached the lowest
p0nt, nearly 20 degrees above That. The
SEASON appears unusually warm compared
with other years, but the impotence for the
frost ha. much 90 DO with this 10 DOUBT
There is still n long drag 81 nearly SIX
weeks ahead before The city will be IN con-
di;ion al all approaching normal. Many
people are getting tired Ok staying ont
and are leaving for Iecupcration uu-
I'll the embargo on refugees Shall
he Withdrawn. Or. Porter to-day su-
uouuced r. the Executive Committee that
I Government guards will be placed az all
functions and transfer points on the raul
roads leading 60 Jacksonville at Baldwin.
live OAK. Waycross. Jessup, etc., and that
detectives will be employed TO spot sny reiu-
gees intending 10 reach the city uuder fll'e
nr.tepces. The railroad companies have
/ agreed not to SCH tickets % Jacksonville Tor
the present. A. no one can foretell the end
/ OF the epidemic the prospect is not little
discoumgiug.
Or. Ncal Mitchell reports 56 new cases to-
dav-lG white; two deaths-Nrs George
Wetnore, OF Springfield, and James Harris
on the Mlddleburg road. Total cases 4,2l2;
total deaths, 3j5.
EIGHT NEW CASES.
DECATUR, Ala, November lin the last
tventv-four hours eight new eases have de-
veoped. whites: George Black, Thomas
Cronan, Thomas Chine, and william Su-
bridge. They have all been exposed as
nurse. and policemen for weeks. bave eX'
pected new cases from time 10 time, but Was
not prepared for such an explosion as this.
JEROME COCHRAN, NJ. D.,
Stste Health Officer
ONE sAND.H1LLs HOSPITAL CLOSED.
WASHINGTON. November surgeon Por-
ter. nj Jacksonville, Fla, telegraphs that be
hiss closed one Of the hospitals at the sand
Hills. as there no longer exists any necessity
for two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

10y telegraph 90 the Di7pAt'n.I
CmCa0O, November l.-Msyor Roche re-
cciyed the following TELEGRAM this morning
ENTERPRISE, FLA, November !, loSs.
Mavor Roche. Chicago:
TUeuty-two cases and four deaths from
yollow-fevor to date. Five hundred p'oule
i'm distress. Am compelled 90 ask Tor aid.
can Chicago help Us;
GronCr /. CARLISLE,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

COTTON REPORT.
Narke, firm.
QUOTATIONS..
MDDLIYg. 9Ac.
Low MfDDLISG. SIC.
COOP ORDINARY. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
GENERAL MARKETS.
yEy YORK sUNAC nARKgr.
NFW YORK TpOE MARKEr.

Ocr0Brs S0.--Sicily ranges from $50 % ts3
end Firgtal4 a. tDal4s.-Sss Y0Tk journal u
Commerce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
mAMIzE aHrsLLIGENCE.
Pogr OF RICHMOND, soyEHBES 1. iss1
lawn

Port OF RIcHaoND, EoYEHBES l. iSs1
AHEfyED
Steamer Arisl, Doyo, Norfolk, merchandise,
nesseucers. Uuitod states mall, a.. 1. Il tatuIn.
agent
Schooner George ". Anderson. Gale, Black
Rcck, pyrlses. vessel, Gurus Parker.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS NoyKxBSs !. isss
lby Telegraph
ARRtYEp.
Steamship Roanoke. Hslphsrs, New YORK. and
sailed for New YORK..
stesmship MiDeola, brunswick, eoaiei and
sailed for BFemen-
sAfLGD.
steamship Hsraclldes. Liverpool ooaled
Schooner Ben. Hale, Hall, Boston, co4L
Schooner Sunlight. New YORK, gram
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

Mean temperature. ....~-...............
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
VHE BRADSTREEr COMPANY,
i CHARLES +. CLARK, FEEslDESE
BRADsTREET3 RICHMOND OFFICE
~. Il0s EAST AAIN sikkEE
Telephone N1i3l
al. wHIPTY, superintendent

dsAi. H-A@ - 'Nt'~~@--'
The Richmond oaice mas moro nan Kept pace
with tie rapid growth " Tie ci.J and dgseIop'
ment Of me territory tributary 10 Il II OAefs %
the mercantile community Of thls section oil ln'
AdvanlaEsso q ABystsm TIE superiority OF Enlca
is rscos lized IN every trade ccu-re OF me ciHl.
ized world. That IL Is 10 special sense prepared
10 guard las interest % 10 locai rasrous IS AZ
tested By the lat ths. IL has now tlFy@ NsNp>r
gs~bssrfbsrs U.Aa sng otae~ EsTeani'ss assnsS
.DRUNkEI,AS.A:,IE9;;ss, ST., ,..,r
POSITIVELY CURED 81 AbhlNiSIBHlNG "a
HAlNES'S GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Jtcan bo given n a cup Of cofies or tea without
the knowledge Of mo person taking TO-, n abSo-
luiely harmless, and will onecI permanent all
~ scdy cure, whether tho patient IS m1dsfA's
dr.nker or an alcoholic wreck. Ino-sai.us "
drInkards have been maize tsmpersl9 iosn Eh)
have taken GOLDEN SPECIFIC IA their cOdss
without thslr kuoEiefge. and lo-day pelleT9 tae
quit drinking Of heir own tree WILL IT MY *
FAILS Tbs system Olco nprr chaiei "iih M
SPECIFIC, 70 becomes AL ussor napossi .liiiy f2f
Us liqu0r-sppeH,o 20 eIsL Or SOC -
I. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist
slg east As'n street.,
.si7-sodiy Iicamond, Va
DHOTOGIAPH STOCK,
DRY PLATES, CARDS. CugIlCALs, &c,
At
SOL J. BISSWAHGER'5
PAINT AND GLASS DEPOT,
2i5 east Brood srost, Richmond. Va
~ THE LARGEST VARIED STOCK OF ART
ISIS MATERIALS AND TUBK coLoks IN ThE
soUrd. oe l2-sodim
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How Gamblers Read Cards

b., ~, II IN Ine same way that the blind
.sa,s-0y the sense Of feeling. Rut he
n +, ,. .t read these cards they must be
IhlS Is done with a ring which
tAs rsl, =. .I9 most convenient 8nger. On
Ba "a, e., u The rIng-I mean the part under
e. ''i-S little steel spur not sbarn
8 h. ~. % penetrate the cards and make a
iataam r "Uulq De detected, but a slight in
oits c.-i resembling a pimple, on the back
Ifes7sr9r =. Ou' so small that with close OBJ
aspno t, ~ II would not be noticed. This we
.fn !, w ~ out we can feel it. and the Ioca-
sd Iqs ciEher to the denomination. of tho
he cs,i u w vCurse, we have to see and handle
sFs ca ~ Ielore they can be marked D bnt
|ial il Id '.lliie from five to ten cards each
Portant oo iio' take long to have all the inn
bna = cards marked in this wav &c oosr,
fmarks an NE one system as to the location
He Tine b P't ~ II Is just as simple as tellino
4ek in ~ 'le location of the hands of q
isre Sbo,. absence of the regular dial
asGsbt tb aa' p players make their punct,1res
Ftnarv 'Dey cannot be detected nv the
6ea done J r.i| =. OF feeling. The reading is
'5ich the o p'tu the ball Of the thumb, from
ldd tn m, Ouler cuticle has been removed nv nv
eaily resnar n,rer SKIN is very tender and
sitdd the ~ms anus , When it comes in contact
Elected b,. n Greeks of this class can ho
land in dcaF na'cning the thumb of the right
2 and down H. II 1t has a sliding motion
bind to read IL C Gealer has got book for the
OulCaGO Herald
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SUBSCRIPTIONS A.:
.ey WHO FIX THE WIRES.

; and Hard,hips of Telegraphic Line
.n-,Iuch Toll and Little Pay.
~. ara employed in this country nearly
il' ,,srraph and telephone linemen.
arp all expert men in their business,
,rItIa the work is extremely hard, they
{, fairly well pad
Il work is peculiar If a break occurs
r-.s they have TO start out, find it and
.rr By instruments now in use it is
zfls 10 tell pretty nearly where the
usE but it requires even then a man
N aouick eve and a long experience to
s,lftont without the wasting of much val
en- time This is particularly 50 in a big
j. where sometimes as high as 100 wires
h strung on one pole.
4 Sns Of these men are able to pick out a
.t9 wire and follow it for almost any
+aq, though it may be one of a dozen on
sFh
s. Tn men begin work as grOundmen or as
1ns They carry the wire and attend to
shs work on the ground, while the regular
nsum climb the poles and attend to the re-
aE Gradually the groundman learns to
sHbvltb spikes and to keep his head clear
ya heights Then he is given some I'M
P1alt work to do aloft until he gradually
lrIs expert enough to do any kind of
Frk
The Eneman has to do his work at all
ms Of the day and night, and in all kinds
weather In fact his hardest work is gem
nlT nthe coolest and most disagreeabIe
'Faihsr, for it Is then that the worst dam
S9Bdone to the wires. In the winter time
ahS TO climb poles covered with ice, and
,nde the wires when every touch is liable
0ase the skin off his hands.
tdecity when big snow storm occurs
fae are bound TO be a great number of
le broken Or grounded. They have to be
pea at once, and the whole force is sent out.
sTking night and day.
U1i IN the home of the blizzard, the great
tA. invest the Inemen have particularly
14 .ale. 1t IS so cold there sometimes that
" I! md 1t impossible to work more than
- d. al Loar or SO at time on the top of a
~9iapn pole When the blizzard is a par-
\ - I- naId one it is frequently necessary
LUe gangs from all the surrounding
,-lI! following the track of the storm. so
- - ~ l-ine may be lost in getting the wires
'Aii's order agaln.-New York Press.
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Hon S" Cray About Stanoo.,

q 2,
sle are many in G stenographers do Won s,,Dnoso
plo7pan an tChicago was the i6o mi suppose PIP
roIcr waII agency man the Other GnS 81 Ian an
200 as near St 81 not hazard rguess 3.Ahn nt
rosator 'F as as can make OUT Said m ADG ip
sgs ayer, lie explained further ro thu, my YIN IN
Of fra y'aged from $40 to - sue SISr enst their
the atta most competent getting week. eara
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HOT AND HEAVY.
Reed and Butterworth Have a Severe
Jawbone Combat.

Reed and Butterworth Have Severe
Jawbone Combat.
Copyright. 1855, BY tie California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, August Ist.-Tom Reed
and Ben Butterworth had it out this after
noon in one of the hottest hand-to-
hand fights of the season. Il
was the first time the Maine
leader has had a real live opponent with
pluck and ability enough to stand again st
him in game give and-take battle. The
episode was novel and entertaining enough
to draw all the members of the House
with which he has not been accustomed to
act. In the lively dispute created by the
Senate fortifcations amendment to the
army appropriation bill-as TO whether the
lower branch can compel the Senate to
conform to House rules in making amend
ments to House measures-Reed and But
terworth have taken opposite sides, the
Ohio debater feeling il incumbent upon
him 70 stand by his Appropriations Com
mittee, who have reported fortihcetiGn
bill of their own.
Butterworth had the floor this afternoon,
and flung out a number of observations
evidently aimed at the Maine leader, who
had already spoken powerfully in favor of
the Senate position, and Reed tried to re-
ply, but Butterworth declined to quit.
Reed took advantage of slight lull in the
Ohioan's storm of eloquence, and before the
other was fully aware of it had interiected
the sharpest kind of retort, but Butter
worth caught him in a minute, and choked
him off with a snap.
Then followed the hottest and bitterest
kind of personal colloquy, and as Butter
worth had the floor, upon which Reed was
an intruder, the obvious advantage was
with the Ohio man. Reed took the floor in
his own right moment later, however,
and replied 10 his opponent, and presented
his own side of the question under discus
sion with so much keen wit and clean ar
gument as to command the complete 81
lence of both sides of the House, with a
generous applause at the close.