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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-15

Fcw persons ever have q chance TO
watch the actions Of monkeys in wild
state. and tame ones mimic the life going
on about them to such a degree that we
can never feel sure their actions are not
a reflection OF our own. Mr. Gordon
writes Of them IN India:
Thoy were really very like human be-
ings. was one day watching an old fe-
male who had young one by her side
10 whom she WAS giving small bits OF
bread which she had evidently just re-
ccived from my cook room, and with
which she was RECALLING herself at the
same time.
Occasionally the little monkey would
endeayor to snatch n bit Of the bread be-
fore the mother was ready 10 give it to
him, when she would administer correc-
ton in the shape Of gentle box on the
ear.
She was ia the &C. Of doing this when
one Of my servants happened to come
out. At once her demeanor changed
She snatched the little one to her bosom
with every appearance Of maternal So
licitude, and did not put him down
again until the man had retreated.-
Youths Companion.
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Brandcr Matthews tells a good story OF
he ethical influence Of the east on the
wild and woolly west. \ young Bos-
oman, reared beneath the brow Of Bea-
,on uill and educated at Harvard, went
o TcXas and turned cowboy. lie rapid
ly caught the spirit Of the country ana
IS rapidly shook of the outward SEM
dance Of tenderfooied eastern habit
Rough bearded. leather clad. sombrero
IS wide as the widest. - caiibcr Colts Oh
his hips. he was wild as the widest. Yet
within his bosom still burned the flame
IF Boston culture and refinement
One day he was riding with a stranger
across the prairie. Turning his head
uddenly (lc was slightly ahead he SAW
his companion make a suspicious motion
Toward his hip pocket Without hesiia-
ion be drew his revolver and shot him.
The stranger dropped like log. The
cowboy dismounted and looked at the
BODY Of his victim.
Il wonder if he was really going to
shoot me-" be soliIoquized. IN see.
Turning the body over. he discovered
flask Of whisky protrudins from the
pocket.
Poor fellow" he said in tone Of re-
ret. I've made a mistake. I've killed
m innocent man. and a gentleman at
that. lie wasn't going to shoot me. he
was going 70 ask me to have drink
Well" he sighed, drawing his sleeve
across his mouth. 1.-THE last wishes OF the
deceased shall be respected. Washing
Ton Post
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baltimore Markets.
by Telegraph


BALTIMORE. Mp. June 14.-Cotton
dull. middling. Halle. Flour firm:
good demand Wheat Southern. firm.
Fultz. S2as9c.; Lougberry, s5a00c.
Western firmer; No. winter red.
spot. S2lc. CoTn-SOutheTn active aud
steady: white. 42a4 &c. yellow. 42a43c.
Western steady; mixed. spot. 4l4allic.
Oats firm; supply light; Western
32a3fc; Western mixed. 29i
Doc; graded No. >. white, J3ia3lc. Rye
nominally steady, jlc. Provisions
quiet and steady. Mess pork, S13 20,
Bulk meats. loose shoulders. So; long
clean, 7c.; clear rib -sldes. &C.; sugar
picked shoulders. 3sc.; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders, Sc. hams. snail. i31
13ic: large. Haze. Lard, refined
Ste. Petroleum steady. refined. $3.50.
Coffee easy: Rio cargoes. fair. lSlalSsc.
Sugar strong; A soft. Ole; Copper.
frmer; refined, lolailc. Whlskey
steady at Sl.l0.
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New fork MARKET.
lBy Teiegraph.l


New YORK. June "A Flour Closed
fairly active and firm, holdrIs asking
5alOc. advance: fine grades, winter,
- 25aS2.75; Southern flour closed duh;
trade aud family extras. S 30dSjG0.
Wheat closed lial4c. advance: spot
sales, No. red. S2saS3c.: No. . red
winter. July. S3ic. Corn closed mod
erately active and steady az &C.. higher,
spot secs No. . mixed. 42ai2lc.; No.
? mixed. June. 4i5c. Oats quiet, bat
steady: spot sales, No. white. 3jc.
No. mixed, June, 27sc. Pork quiet;
mess, Sl3.2jaSl3.50. Lard closed easier
June, Sb.S7. Sugar-refiDed moder-
ately active; cut-loaf and crushed, 9ic
powdered, 9sc.: graduated. 9sc. Cof-
fee-spot steady fair Rio cargoes'
1870.
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TOBACCO DEpARTM ENT.

RICHMOND. VA. June ff.-Private
sales reported are neither numerous
nor large,ebut enough is doing in old
bughts TO slow good hold on the
trade, while with no demand for the
new. but little. is sampled. We have.
however. seen some good specimens Of
new reordercd filters. both reasonable
IN price aud good. Wrappers. how
ever, are high. and small. aud common.
4 line of Italian new to5accos were
opened up to-day, but no sales are re-
ported. and holders are not cnthusias-
TIC over the situation in dark leaf.
Sales Of brights are generally of mixed
lots OF all kinds. Sun-curcd continues
active.
We compile a report to-day lhat will
give our readers some new figures from
auction sales. viz:
auction sales Sfatiat'es
FOR WEEK KNulNG JrNF 10, 1889.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond. n.
WHAT Az OLD MAN, ~ YEARS or AGE
II IS r O : AY
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Water
FoRRIAND. NoTTowAY, COUNTY. VA, 4
August -. 1856
n. ~ a. IT,,r,f.. Ola. f.f., -,

CORTLAND, NOrrOwAY, COUNTY. va
August -, 1886.
Mr.. H. T. Hdrdg. chase tVy. Va;
sir,-for many years suffered very much
from dysprpsis. with It's com plicatious >ucn
a. nervousness. neuralgia, indigestion. con-
supation, liver alice ION, etc. until BE- came
almost confirmed invalid. During the line
wss trested by intelligent physicians. who
prescribed various remedies. used both
iithia and other mineral wat. ~. also Dr.
Warmers telebfatcd Liver ana Kidney cnrs.
all - but little advantage.
Hearing ~ your newly -disroyered "Cbnse
City Hireral Water | sent fDr and Ohia ined
case Of d.. II lasted me- about three weeks.
during winch time improved so much N 10
be able 10 leave home. which had OF been
able TO do for months previous. ! then went
TO tbage city aUt continued the use Of III WA
ter freshirOm the well. Tor four weeks. y nich
gave me more real benefit than all the other
remedies combined. Nv nerves were soon
guiet.d, could sleep Vel all niehi, my
gloomy fears and foicbodings vani he'd,
my mind became bright and cteer-
fui, could enjoy the com psny
Of my friends (Which before ssod-
ed. my appetite Increased. my digestion
greatly improved so that | could eat "A most
any kind Of food with impunifyl. the ccnsti-
patton was relieved. and the kidney affection
greatly benefttec-all ~ which | atir buts
10 the use of your miHer,,i water.
must say. ia conclusion. that I consider
The discovery Of this water - bfessigg 10 az
fkcfsd Immunity. Away With YOU drugs and
nOstrumsl Go tonaturc's fountain 81 h' attn
Drink OF is he5iin. water. 10 drink. ard TO
made whole J. q. POWELL.
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Chicago Markets.
lBy relcgraph.l

CHICAGO, June If co. Wheat opened
strong and higher. Corn dull and uu-
changed, Oats quiet and stronger. Pro-
visions active. but lover.
Closipgs. Wheat-Juue, sole; July,
76ia7s:c. 81; August. Toe. Cord.June,
2ic. July. Sale: August. sac. Olis-
June, 92fc.; July. 22sc.; August. 22tc.
Pork June, Si1.50; July, Slf.55: Au-
gust. 81 IS. Lard-Jnne, 500; July
Sc. 60; August. SG.Gja6.65!. Ribs-June
and July, $3.50; August, s. e7s.
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kAkE-sELlEVE DIAMONDS.


way '''h'h Iastc Is Made and
Slammed on ns tho Real Article.
The formula for compromising French
paste, which is peculiar kind Of elass
perfected in Paris by Donaul, Wicland.
Is rs follows Rock crystal. g'x ounces.
red lead, nine and aquaricr ounccs. pure
carbonate Of potash thrco ounces and
three drachms; boracic acid. three
drachms' white arsenic. six grains
When fused, thoroughly nicrhicndcd.
cooled, cut and polished, iu diamond
forms it takes good expert 60 tell the
gems SO made from the real ones. The
moro oxide of head is added. zap 90 Ger
tain point. the greater is the resultant
bfilhancy, bat tho softer thc glass and
consequently thc less pcmanoncy TO iis
ciTcct
Persons 81 mc,.s invest In bogus gems
for various reasons. One does not care
to keep locked up in mere ornament thc
large amount Of money that would hr
required TO purchase diamonds in such
size and number as society might expect
him or her t0 have. So few really Hne
stones are purchased for habiual wear.
90 challenge criticism. and q brilliant arr
ray Of 'trcnch pas;os is provided lm
show upon occasions WHOM big.display is
expected and there viii bc no danger of
close critical inspection. Tho few real
stones have made reputation that
covers the others Who is going 90 sua
pect % very rich man or woman Say one
az the 900 -of wearing bogus gems.
And yet the very rich are just the ones
Who do wear them most. Another per
SON in society may be the actual owner
OF tine lot of family dmmoads, which
arc temporarily in pledge, fact that
must not Zee suspected hy others, and viii
not, SD long a3 French paste can show
DIS No"esi gi''er ln 'le seeming likeness
"' inc "tp'lhe''iHd treasures 0'ii
"yolN'I may own plenty 81 oilHiNNa.
ant actually have them 90 possession.
zoo, yet nc TOO prudent 10 expose ihoWio
tAe danger ol loss or thcit De @ missed
multitude so long as ail the erect OF
iAef tpieHaoF may DO produced 10 hucD
i..' fisk.
Huoies and slppAlfcs are even more
.Nccoesiuilf initiated than diamonds.
ihe mutations 81 thom actually possess
'ne Same chemical composition US tie
rDal stones Equal quantities oi alumnm
rnd fe4 lea3 aio heated io fe4 4eat in
900 carthcnwgrc crucihle. a yltfc9us
substance is formed, which consists OF
slicatc of lead ana CRYSTAL Of white
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The hottest day Chat icvcrcxpericnccd
was during the summer Of 1853. while
.board % ship al Key West. TIA. The
sum scanned down upon tte deck Of the
vessel end seamcl 90 bose close that II
would almost raise b'istcrs The fires
had gone ont in the kitchen. and as }
was hungry. / procured several fresh
c-rs and pat them Oh ihc deck. The
deck was covered with pitch, which was
boiling with the beat from the sun. I'm
less than Eve minutes nay eggs were
cooked hard. This story may seem in
credible. but /. is truc.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat
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Young Man Don't you remember mc'
Oh Genilcman-C Can't say that ! ever
saw YOU before.
Don't you remember little Sammy
Bambry, who used 70 steal your peaches
and break your windows, twenty years
ago. right here in Austin'"
why. certainly, remember you now
gerry well. how you used to steal my
peaches. and don't you remember how /
caught you just as you were getting over
thc fence one day, and how J tanned
your little hide for yOus
'"You bet you did, All, those happy
dayg viii never come again. Time.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
Reported by G. W. Branch & Co.. bankers
and brokers'. No. III Main street.
REvIEW.

New YORK. June l4.-Our market
up TO 300 was peculiar to-day, for 1t
had to combat with gold engagement
~ $4.000.000. There was failure OF
the first effort to settle the rate troubles
and low London prices. Some stocks
had healthy reaction. Atchison had
sharp advance. and New England
also. but both reacted, while most Of
the Gould stocks looked much like go
ing up. These reactions are good, and
give the public an opportunity to come
ia. The excellent condition prevailing
at home is helped by reported serious
damage to the Russian wheat crop.
We believe in the future of the mar
ISet. and it is gradually growing broader
The buyer on reactions are safe for good
profits.
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Breaks continue To be good 20 far as
quantity is concerned. bet TO good
when we speak of quality. But when
we come o. p,lccs. il looks like every.
body was ca, Of tobacco. and TINS was
The ia-t chanc, they would ever have to
cei 9ny more.
We were very much pleased 90 find
Mr.. q. ia. Incheeherger. secretary Of
ihe Louisville Spirit Tobacco Cure
Company. ard Nh. D.. n Boyd. a large
tobacco dealer from Richmond. W.,
also Mr. IT, Patterson. of the firm If
M,s-rs. g.. G.. Williams q Co., large
manufacturers Of the city OF Rich
mond Nd.. 300 town to-day.-Duham
Ioi0ccJ Plant Jaae i3ih
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. -.
0 " { n S & MIN OR
DRUG cOMPAky
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,


OPPOSITE PosToFFrcE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. C0sME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMs and all kinds
OF beautiful nne English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FIESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH aud
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents IS well as Ladies'
and Gentlemen's travelling sets.
All kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both ct
wholesale and retail. wesrc agents for the now
Justly celebrst Dyspepsia cure. CHAsECtTY
LITHIA wA1kb which We deliver In any
part OF the city for p cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection viii do
well TO drink this water freely.
We make speciality of fitting TRt SSES
and keep full stock always on hand. .slso
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHE', all
kinds and prices.
We hayeall the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice line OF CIGARS.
Give Our PLANTATION CIGARa trial. Re
member 10 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists, and none but the
PCREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought TO c All and get Color Card and prices
of Wadcsworth's Silica Paint, which u Dctter
and cheaper than Lead and on.
Please remember that for everything usually
found in n hrst-class wholesale and retail irug
store. go 10
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE P0sTOfFICE.
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June l2.- Oar receipts are large, and
sales for The week ending today were
.2sj h0gsheads.
The general gradingof the breaks was
medium ga quality. aud The order less
good than of late. The market was IT.
regular, and generally ic. to lc. lower
on leaf, W k5ie lugs Of all sorts were
fairly firm. Tie market closing with a
stronger feeling though still irregular.
Planters seem disposed TO accept pres
ent range OF figures. bat inclined TO re-
isci freely at any farther decline.
The weather has been sboweTy for Il =
past few days. giving planting opportu-
mites 90 those having land ready and
plants of sufficient size. Our range of
prices now ruu near the inside figures
az our quotations. which are as follows.
Common hugs. Si.50aS2 - medium
Tugs. - 50a,3; good Tugs, S3.25aS4 %,
common leaf. Slls6; medium leaf.
S6.5OasS 80; good leaf, S9aSlO.50: fine
leaf, SilaSi2 90; selections, Sl3aSl4.5O.
ASSEMBLE. n. c.. June 13.-Ofer-
ings on this market for the last ten day
D. We been exceptionally large for June.
We have had 10 settled. clear weather
since the biz rain the last of May. 1t Is
now rGy showery and damp. causing
most Of the offerings to be quite soft;
and lhls has caused q decline IN pfics
of all offerings except wha. has 00Od
character and color 10 recommend It.
Farmers have had ample opportunity
to do an the planting and replanting
they intend to DO this year. The repe-
lition Of last years opportunity for a
crop. excluding tho heavy September
rain and carly frost, will give us the
largest ana finest crop we ever had.
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June l1.-Tnc marke. opened to-day
fully ic. lower onal grade, of tobacco,
Jug. and common leaf being neglected
very much. Toe copious rains nave
given us a good planting season. and
placed the plants already set in good
growing fix. The French contract has
been awarded 20 pleasant aud afreoa-
Bile parties. aud we hope 70 see them
soon begin operating. We quote :
Iugs. 81 - To 80. common leaf, - p
TO 81; medtm leaf. $500 10 IS: good
leaf. 80 10 $40: fine leaf, $50 To-
-- 80
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The very best liniment To apply and
rub with Is The Dixie Nerve and Bone
Imminent. Price 25cents everywhere.
Don't use any other, and 70 waste time
and money.
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l. r. RoUTT, Of this city. has been
appointed agent for the Waite a Bart
lett Manufacturing Company, OF New
York. " in want OF anything in the
electric line, write or call on him. Cat
aiogue on application. If
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Eatttmoie NOOK Markell

BALTIMORE. June 1i.-Nirgiuia con
sols. 42a45; do. ten-forlies, 81; do.
threes. Ggt.
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Yarbrough Is Mid Buriey is meeting
with great favor. and is particularly
satisfactory to that class OF consumers
IS no want mild. pleasant chew. If
YOU have lot tried a.. do so. l, can be
found IN any Of the leading stores. 2
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Grain and cotton Exchange.


OFFERINGS.
Corn 600 bushels.
Mill Onal-l5 tons.
No sales reported to secretary.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Notwithstanding Toe: low mid
ding, 9.c.; good ordinary. SIC.
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sccpless nights made miserable the
hat terrible cough. Shilaa's Cure is BY
remedy for Won.
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Clutches Clutches Cmiches,'l
OWNS & MINOR DRUG Coat
Opposite p0st0iice. Ricbmon Va.
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Arsenic Bromide and Lithia Water on
lrauglt at our Soda Fountain.
owens q MINOR DRUG Co.
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Delicious lim,ade at Owens * Minor
Drug Co. 5 Fountain.
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Rheumatic Cure,

that they re benefited at all. All Of hem
thus cured this medicine chsefluliy
volunteer their willingness 10 certify 10 It's
virtue. In order that suffering humanity
may be benefited; and the consequence Is
We have hundreds of valuable certificates
from all parts OF the country. ptai,ins the
discovery II this miraculous e. mp. md.
which has already effected more cure, han
aH other similar preparations combined.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOrIl. :.
Ask your druggist for IL. ana II he 4 SUIT
1t. make him order 1t for you.
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PFns0NAL.-Mr. james dunn remains

PFRsoNAL.-Mr. James Gum remains
quite INV en- at home.
Major ~. ". Cry is much missed ON
Change We are sorry To- learn Of his
confinement at home ON account OF
sickness The tobacco boys wish him
out soon.
General Peylon Wise is expected
home fhe latter part OF this month.
The Atlantic Hotel. Morehead City.
n. g.. is opened under the management
OF R. b. Rancv. $50. Of Narbrough
House. Raleigh. y. G. Tie recent pur-
chasers include Nes-rs. Julian 5. Carr
aua w. W. Fuller, of Durham. Big to-
hacco men are branching out into the
summer-r,s sort business. We find Ma
i0r Lewis Gnu.or pcrl.ciing the anne
lines 40 home. This season 40 More
head City Is delightful.
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Eleven hogsheads outside" odds and
ENDS were offered. with sales of $3.50
to $500 for damaged. and II TO Is for
wrarpery leaf. Very little old stock
has bteu sold, ON account Of bad order
this season.
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Richmond sock narhef.
RIcnMoNp. Va. juno "A. lss!

Repor ed by John H. williams & son.
bankers and brokers. 40. iii Main street.
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Country Produce.

Reported by spratley q 0verbcy. Commits
sion Merchants. 1905 Cary street
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Don AIR HOTEL.
J , HDN AIR va.

Ts denehtfu Sumrcr Resort eight miles
InH NeDmoHl. oa lae Richmond ana Dan
I... Ea.fUtI.
SOW Ol'fN.
N| .I Nu fIiiIN urH n4tnaEtiiNuf. OF t'fiiH'
A... address. until june 1000,
n. s.. OWEN. Manager.
NI|ll.Im
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Total Highest Lowest. Average
Offerings. General for Week.
AFcfnec.
$40 $3.50 500 500
st1fT PERIOD LAST YEAR.
ONf'lrgs. ui4lls' Price. Lowest.
300 2Gc 1c.
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ron wGrk kNnlxnlrNrIs. 1850.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-30

DETROIT, Aug. 80. There was fair
attendance at the session Of the editors
and a paper entitled philosophy Of the
Business Management" was read By
Maj ". I. n Richards, of The In
dianapolis News. The essayist took the
broad ground that no publication can
long Be successful where the business
and editorial departments are separate
and alone. ONLY fifty papers out of
1900 in the United states. he said.
strictly enforce the rule Of allowing no
advertising in the reading columns.
Considerable time was also devoted in
the evening 10 discussion of prices OF
paper and ink and hte operations Of
advertising agents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-30

THE new high license liquor law
which Rhode Island has adopted in
place of prohibition was enacted af-
ter long and thorough considera-
ton by the legislature. The rates
Of licenses are graded according to
the population of cities. For retail
liquor shops the license will cost
from $500 to $500 a year. Whole
sale dealers pay from $500 to ST.
600. The citizens of neighbour
hood themselves determine by vote
each year whether they will have
intoxicating liquors sold ia their
midst or not.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-30

NEW DEVELOPMENTS PROMISED
II all that is claimed for new inven-
lions in railroading should be found
true IN a practicable way, it will
begin to look as If the steam loco
motive might soon become thing
of the past. Already the electric
railway is in existence, and expert
ments have been made with it
which enable it's promoters to pro
mise transportation BY and By at
. speed of one hundred miles an
hour. And now comes what is
called She .hydraulic railway, =
working model Of which is 81 ex
hibitiou near Paris. 1t claims )
speed Of ls7 miles "A hour With
out danger Of dafallment and free
from Earring motion. Water. Of
course, is the motive power. Car
wheels are dispensed With AM !
sort 81 skate substituted, grooved
to iii tie track. and Jet enabled oy
Sd ingenious conlrlyance g AVOID
iflclion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-30

NEW YoRK has hold Of one end
Of the Columbus fair bone and
Chicago the other, aud the growing
that is going on is becoming tire
some. If the fable Eaight be further
continued aud as q result of the
row o third dog in the shape OF st.
Louis, for instance, walk away
with the prize, it would be . good
thing for the country. New York
has not sufficient room nor public
spirit, aud it is time that adamper
was put on Chicago's rapacity.
Let st. Louis have itand it viii be
big affair.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-30

ONE would think that such an orr
ganization as the Grand Army of
the Republic would dwindle rather
than increase, but such is not the
case. It's present strength is 43l,-
22S, an increase of $4,000 during
the past year. is an effective aid
to the Republican party, which is
about the only harm it ever accom-
plishes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-30
southern Iron Works to start Up.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 30.--The Manufac-
tnrers Record says that the EmbreviIle.
Iron company, with forty-fiye acres of
timber and mineral lands situated near
Jonesboro, Tenn, has been sold TO
Englishmen for 500, eco. 1t has been
out of blast since 1878. The Roseland
Coal and Iron company, Gen. w. S.
Rosecrans, president: and the Ingalls,
Land and Improvement company will
develop the iron property near Waynes-
boro junction, Va.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-30

THIs summer, in Alaska, was
made a very wonderful photograph.
It was nothing less than picture
Of mirage. 1t represents strange
city in the air, and is called the
"Silent City," Such photograph
was never taken before, on land or
sea. Professor Willoughby obtain
ed the picture.