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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28
Why Money Failed.

Es0ks1 tlc 1dHIVIugu COulNht
They tell an amusing story Of a leading
citizen OF Hartford who is possessed Of
ample wealth and is fond alike of fish and
hsning. With party of friends he drove
uop: As they neared tho pond they met a
small boy, beaming with the pride of sue
cess, who carried in triumph nm immense
black bass that he had Just caught. Itwas
one OF the rare fve-pounders.
Here, my boy," said Mr.. 3. "rll
give you 80 cents for that fish"
I" No, SIR" said the boy, Z. guess not -
My boy, must have him., he said.
Come, III give YOU s5 for him. Let me
have him.
Mister" said the youthful fisherman.
you hnin't got enough money to buy that
nsh for I'm goin' TO eat him. y
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Indirect Taxation.

senator Stanford went to Canada for a
22rastmas trip, and has been telling q
ontreAl reporter what he knows about
\ kne tarur and other things. He says
yoet the people Of tho United States
s1ouid not put up with direct taxation.
fa's = very remarkable statement TO
come from \ senator Of the United States
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

EoE sALE:-yALgARLE HOME IN THE

TNoR sALE.-vALuABLE HOME IN THE
II Cumberland Valley.
Valuable Country Seat and Home, located at.
the edge of Mechanicsburg, on the road leading
from Harrisburg 70 Carlisle, known as Trindle
Spring s read; It really has no corn nparison for
comfortable home. The house stands back
from the road about 10 feet, on little
risc, and q lawn in front slopes grad
ually to tho road +; stands right upon q
corner OF prominent crossroads, the one lead
Ing to Williams Grove, the others to Harris
burg pike, to Mechanicsburg and 70 Carlisle.
There Is about eight acres OF land to this home,
partly covered with FRUIT trees-apples, pears,
peaches, plums, Cages, aprlcots, grapes, crabs,
&c, This place has only 70 be seen 70 be appre-
ciatcd. The property adjoins the Dilisburg &
Harrisburg iallroad station, and postofitce
within 90 yards. The famous Trindle spring
church property Joins this property In the rear
School near by, or can go 10 Mechanicsburg
schools; only about ten minutes walk into Me-
chanicsburg. For q retired farmer or merchant
who wants to spend the balance OF his days
with pleasure this In one of the places set apart
for him. The premises can be viewed by taking
train at Harrisburg for DiIlsburg, and stopping
Oft at Trlndle Spring station, or stopping at
Mechanicsburg aud walk out. For particulars,
address F T. L. MELOY
dec24-3tdTu. .Th, ,S&2tw Carlisle, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

heavy feeling throughout the forehead and
EniplesY THIS often indicates torpor OF the
nxGr, n wsien Laxador viii promptly cure. II
LaudannW and opium mixtures only stunefv
ana an hl seia9m cure For diseases OF Infancy use
- - oa,, a., naoi syrup,-which Is safe and sure
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

lace inserting and Torchon
edge, $I.3s.
Fine Silk Undersklrts lust
from Paris, hand-made, lined
with satin merveiIlcux, with
deepruffle Of Valencienncsla lace,
lace beading and ribbon, 81.
Other lots at SI.5o, I.7S q,
a.75, $50, AIS, 8, $50, a. $50.
S, $3.50. 6, $50
Coysst Covsys.
5000 fine Cambria Gov
ers, full regular made and size,
with fine Hamburg edging
around neck, II cents. Three
pieces only sold 10 one 6uysy.
2- Fine Cambria Corset
Covers, square neck and fine
Hamburg edging, as cents.
Three pieces only sold to one
dnysy.
3--I, 400 fine Cambria Corse,
Covers. with square neck,
Valenciennes lace inserting and
ribbon, Valenciennes lace edge
and beading on neck and
sleeves, SO cents.
4-I,7oo fine Cambria Cor.
set Covers, with surplice neck
and ribbon, fine Torchon in.
serting. beading and Torchon
lace edge, 60 cents.
Other lots at IS cents, Is
cents and 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28
1t TOughana.

sozoDoNT toughens the gums and mak.s
mem healthy, so that they hold In the teeth
hrmiy. Itremoyes the tartar, gives comfort, "a
economical OF health and money, and when
once used VIII never be given up. Try sozo.
DON'T,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28


THE National Conservatory OF Music "
announces examinations for entrance early
In January for classes In singing, piano,
violin, chorus and orchestra. This institu.
ton. at l28 East 18th street, Now York, has
beon literally endowed with tho object OF
placing tho bost obtainabls musical educa.
ton within the reach OF all, and rs II offers
instruction free, II circumstances warrant,
1t should bring to light plenty Of musical
genius. Ofcourse charges are made in all
but very needy cases, but the conservatory
seems to have just claim to consideration
as established for the advancement of
musical art and not for profit.
Tho institution Is open to those of
every race, creed and color, upon the one
condition that they give proof of sufficient
natural talent TO justify the examiners in
admitting them. The successful candi-
dates Will enjoy tho tuition of the best
teachers that can be engaged, and, after
graduation, Will be afforded opportunities
OF making known their accomplishments
and thus securing engagements"
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DyazUeyS.

Df00CS/y. f
L. 5000 Fruit of the
Loom" Muslin Drawers, full
size, regular made, with deep
hem and three rows of fine
plaits, 25c. Three pieces only
sold to one 6uyey.
2-I, 200 fine Muslin Drawers
with good 3-inch embroidered
ruffle and 6 rows Of fine plaits,
40 cents. Three piece only sold
to one buysy.
3-I,2oohne Muslin Drawers
with 2 clusters of four small
plaits and deep ruffle of fine
embroidery. SO cents. Three
pieces only sold to one buyer.
4-I,2oo fine Muslin Drawers
with 10 rows of fine plaits and
fine embroidered ruffle, s. cents.
5-I2oo fine Cambria Draw
ers with 2 clusters Of small plaits
and ruffle of pinch fine T Torchon
lace, IS cents.
6--6oo Cambria Drawers
with clusters Of 8 fine tucks.
Torchon inserting with ribbon
and edge, Is cents.
Fine Muslin Drawers with
clusters Of 5 fine plaits and
hemstitched ruffle of HAMBURG
embroidery, newest style, s.
cents.
Slime Silk Drawers lust
from Paris, handmade, with
deep ruffle of Valenciennes lace,
fine lace beading and ribbon,
81.
Other lots at 81, las, I.so,
LIS, 2, 2.25, $50, 2.75, 8, $50,
3.75.
John Wananaker.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

DUBLIC SALE or AN ELEGANT NORTH
Il Duke street residence. s
OK MONDAY, DEcEMBER %, iSSp.
az the Leopard Hotel, tho twoStory urtck resi.
dence and largo two-story brick back building,
No, rs North Duke street, lot n feet inches
~ ~ feet, e Christian street. Houee contetns
bath, gas, hot and cold water, water closet,
whole premises under-drained by eewefage,
rain cistern. beautiful Iron fence, street paved
with asphalt blocks, and surrounded BY the
most beautiful residences IN the city.
Sale TO begin at 7:sO o'clock.
JOEL L. HAINEs. Auctioneer. di4,is,ai,S,S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

THfs twentieth anniversary Of the
organic Of the Knights Of Labor, but
the vigtS5s youth Of the ordcr seems
LONG IGs nnr o,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

Skirts.
I-I2oo fine Muslin Skirts,
cambria rufle, with cluster Of
fine plaits and Hamburg edge,
4S cents. Three pieces only sold
TO one buyer.
2--I2oo fine Muslin Skirts,
with S-inch rufile Of fine cambric,
and cluster Of small plaits and
hemstitched inserting on rufile,
IS cents. Three pieces ouLy sold
to one 6nyer,
3-Fine Muslin Skirts, with
6-inch rufle Of blind en-
broidery, s plaits, SS cents.
4-I2oo fine Muslin Skirts,
with 6-inch rufle Of fine blind
embroidery, 8 neat plaits, 81.
5000 fine Muslin Skirts,
with Ia-inch ruftle. fine Torchon
lace inserting and edge. cluster
Of q plaits above the ruffle, sI.2s.
600 fine Muslin Skirts,
with deep cambric ruffle,
clusters Of plaits, wide Torchon
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

! ssi.lGoAL, Germany and Italy will pro-
test against tho naturalization OF foreigners
by the Brazilian government. 1t Is under
stood that no term Of residence or other
restriction will hereafter be imposed by
Brazil, bat that all foreigners who are will.
Ing 10 become Brazilian citizens may do so.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28
" BURSK'S.
No. n East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
Cards, Cards Given Away Free,


FROM NOW ON UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
dows. We never invest In trashy cards, neither \
40 we ask you 70 purchase anything In order toll
tSe card This Is III only way 70 set n f. ASK
{ READ ONT READONl
Fifty barrels Of Candy--over 1900 pounds /
ac ana s e G' Extra ?T Fine tanSy s
l5c, lSc and 25c per d. kine Chocolate Drops at |
4: s t9 and s Candy ~ ,g s We have the Finest
MuscATEL AND BUNCH RAIsINs.
The Finest Loose Muscatel Raisins we ever
sSSw Ms for K. s g. The p Best Bunch Raisins IN
Raisins from l5c to s5c per n.
DATESAND FIGS.
pig Iot Of Perslan ,g Dates at lbs for 2sc Fine
A drive-4 cans Of Blackberries for s5c. -
Fifty boxes of Fine FIorida oranges at ac,
25c aoc and S5c per doz.
Eight hundred pounds Finest French Prin-
cess Paper-shell Almonds. 1000 lbs Greenobie
and French Walnuts, Pecan huts, Filberts,i
Mixed Nuts, Taragona Almonds, shellbark andS
sUGAR-coATED POPCORN.
Five barrels Sugar-Cooted Popcorn at Sc per
Fine line Of Fancy Crackers.
Nicnacs and Ginger Snaps, bs for 25c 4
SILVER STAR BAKING POWDER.
Fns pos e BOY sass
Bowls, DC. ny all means ask for a box and have
chance, viii only offer the Presents during
Holiday season.
Cranberries, White Grapes, Apples, etc.
l2Hc
The Finest Line OF Evaporated California
Fruits In the market.
Look at our immense display of everything
that Is good. You can't afford to pass us by.
We would not attempt to write up all we have
You must see. Seventeen polite clerks and
four GRAND boys TO give you all the attention
you want. Look for the Big Sign across the
pavement; you can't miss us.
REST.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
CORNER WEST KING AND PRINCE STS..
Directly Opposite
]. b. Martin Co q Dry Goods Store, and
Next Door to Sorre Horse Hotel
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28
SECURE A HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY.
Secure a Home for Your Family.
FOR SALE
ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.

Two-story brick dwelling houses, lots 40
feet deep, on Lancaster avenue, between Wal
nut and Lemon streets
Two-story brick dwelling houses with man.
sard roof porches in 'front.' lots li5 feet deep, on
North Pine, between Chestnut and Walnut
streets.
Two-story brick dwelling houses with front
yards, iron fences, lots $50 feet deep, on West
Walnut, between Mary and Pine sereets.
Two-story brick dwelling houses lots li5 feet
deep. ON West Lemon street, between Charlotte
and Mary streets.
Three-story brick dwelling houses lots $50 feet
deep, with all the modern improyem ents, front
and Neyin streets.
, Also houses ON East Walnut, North Lime
North Mary, between Walnut and Lemon, and
Lemon, between Mary and Pine streets
All the above houses are in good order newly
paperei, gas fixtures In all the rooms, water In
the kitchen, and the cellars warranted to be dry
Call ana see for yourself, no trouble 10 show
you.
JNo. y. GRlEL, rxecutors
JACOB GRIEL, (rNo'"'oIs'
apr2blyd.M.W.S. $50 North Mary Street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28
GoaVYs.

C0aOHS.
I-2, 900 good Muslin Gowns,
Mother Hubbard yoke with IL
plaits. and Hamburg edge on
neck and sleeves, gathered
cuff, 38 cents. Three pieces
only sold 10 one buyer.
2-7, 900 fine Muslin Gowns,
Mother Hubbard yoke Of as
fine plaits, with Hamburg edge
on neck and sleeves, full length,
IS cents. Three pieces only
sold TO one 6nysy.
g. 1000 heavy Muslin
Gowns, 6 clusters Of fine plaits,
Mother Hubbard sleeves, four
plaits and fine Hamburg edge
on neck and cuffs, 65 cents.
4-2,ooo h..e Muslin Gowns
with yoke Of four clusters OF
eight fine pleats each, with fine
wide Hamburg inserting and
edge on neck and sleeves, IS
cents.
500 fine Muslin Gowns
with yoke Of fine wide Ham
burg inserting and fine plaits,
with beading and Hamburg
edge around neck and sleeves,
IS cents.
$500 fine Muslin Gowns
with V-shaped yoke Of eight in
servings, plaits and beading,
with fine Hamburg embroidery
on Mother Hubbard sleeves
and around neck, 81.
Fine Muslin Gowns with
all-over yoke Of embroidery,
beading and Hamburg edge on
neck and sleeves, 81.
$500 fine Cambria Gowns
with IS fine plaits and wide in
serting Of Torchon lace, bead.
ing and Torchon lace edge on
neck and sleeves, 81.
o-3,66o fine Muslin Gowns,
divided into four lots, Stag:
First.-Fine Muslin Gown, V-shaped yoke with
plaits and linsertings Of blind embroid
cry and beading, nne Hamburg edge and
beading and plaits Ground neck, Sl.25.
Second--Fine Muslin Gown, with six fnsertings
0f Hamburg, fine plaits and beading
Hamburg edge on neck and sleeves, 81. .2S.
Third-tine Cambria Gown. with II fine Ham,
burg tnserttngs In yoke between plaits
and beading, nne Hamburg edge and
beading on neck and sleeves, Sl.25.
Fourth-0ood Muslin Gown. with wide Ham.
burg insertings, nne Hamburg edge and
beading on neck and sleeves, sf.25.
Io-Other lots at $3.50,
LIS, 2, $50, as.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

by the Brazilian government 1t is under
stood that no term Of residence or other
restriction will hereafter be imposed by
Brazil, bat that all foreigners who are will.
Ing 10 become Brazilian citizens may do 80.
A NATIVE Congress OF Indian potentates
now in session at Bombay In being watched
with great interest by the English and APP
pears TO deserve attention. II has Just
agreed upon scheme OF home rule for
India which Mr.. Bradlaugh has promised
~ introduce in the British Parliament.
The essential features are that there shall
be n popular representative body formed
upon the basis CT twelve members for every
million Of the population, controlled by an
inner one selected from It's own number,
and an imperial council.
"KATE FIELDS WAsnINoToN, Vol. /,
MOL" 10 about tho size Of tho old "Forney's
Progress, 1" which had for time a brilliant
career In the field that may now be taken
by this publication. 1t IL certainly little
startling to soc a wonan's namo In heavy
typo at tho top Of Journals title page,
but Kate Field aims at startling effect
and generally hits II. In fact she an.
nounces in the FIRST paragraph that her
paper IL pledged not to be con.
ventional in any respect. She says
that tho name Of tho publication was
chosen by advice of Miss Glider, of The
Critic, and by the samo advice It is printed
by contract. This wise advice Is thus re.
peatedJ You've no knowledge Of practical
printing. There Is hardly weekly paper
In Now York that docs It's own printing.
This Is true also OF every magazine except
Harper's. Your paper can be printed by
contract. Then you'll have nothing on your
mind but its makeup and advertising. I"
This Is true and forcible, and there Is no
reason why weeklles should not multiply
and dailios do their printing. They are
not in rival lines aud can work very we'll
together. Tho INrELLIoENcER with Its
complete and improved facilities for pub.
lication does great deal of work Of this
kind to the satisfaction of all concerned.
-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

TWAS Johnny's turn TO speak his pieoe
Ho said, with outstretched hands,
Under spreading blacksmith tree
The village chestnut stands I"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

C/ienl1SeS.
I-I2oo fine Muslin Che
misses, with square neck, deep
Hamburg edging, with Ham
burg edge on neck and sleeves,
As cents. Three pieces onLy sofa
to one buyer.
2-l2oo fine Cambria Che
misses, with square neck Of deep
Iorchon lace, beading and
Torchon lace edge on neck and
sleeves, S. cents. Three pieces
only sold to one 6nyey.
3-I2oo fine Cambria Che
misses, with square neck OF
Medicis lace inserting and edge,
ribbon and beading Of fine
Medicis lace on neck and
sleeves, 60 cents.
1900 fine Muslin Chemises
with square neck, fine Hamburg
edging, beading and fine en-
broidered edge on neck and
sleeves, IS cents.
5-I2oo fine Muslin Che
misses with yoke of fine hem
stitched embroidery, beading
and Hamburg edge on neck
and sleeves, IS cents.
6-Fine Silk Chemises Just
from Paris, handmade, surplice
neck, deep Valenciennes lace
and ribbon on neck and sleeves,
assorted colors, S..
Other colors at IS cents,
81, Las, I.5o and 2.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-16
Baltimore Markets.

BALriMoRE, April lj.-Cotton firm
middling, l0.c. Flour dull and lower
Howard street and Western superhne,
q GOM3.lO; do. extra, S33j@4.lO; do.
family. S435@4S5; City Mills, Rio brands,
extra, S590954O. winter wheat, patent,
SjlO@5 so. spring wheat, patent
So 2j@G50; spring wheat, straight,
Si.ijM62j, spring wheat, extra. sijO@
: 90 Wheai-SOuthefn, active and
firm: Fultz. 93c.@$l00 Longberry,
Ole g0$1.0i Western dull; No. = win
ter red. spot, SIZE; Nav. sit0sltc
southern quiet and higher; white,
49m4i5c.: yellow, 49Wl4sc.; Western
dun mixed, spot, l3lGiic.; April RIO
43c: May, 4lsWilsc. Oats steady
Southern and Pennsylvania, 3l@34c.;
Western white, 33@3lc; Western mixed,
300 BEE; graded y =, white, 53ie. Rye
quiet and steady at 56G57c Provisions
! slow-Peiroleum quiet; refined, $500.
Coffee steady; Rio, cargoes, fair at lsic.
Sugar firm; 4 soft, Sc; copper steady
refined, l8i@lic- Whisky quiet a
Sill
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-16
FINANUk AND COMM RCE
Ncw York stock Market.
Reported by q. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers No. I'LL Main street.
REyIEw


New YORK, April lj.-To-day's mar
kel was soft up 10 2 o'clock, with the
weakest stocks being Atchison, c., b. x
@, Colorado coal, Hooking Valley, Man
haitian, Missouri Pacific. the NillaTds,
the Oregon Short Line, Rock Island, St
Paul, Manitoba, Union Pacific, and
Western Union. Reading ami Louis
vile and Nashville had excellent sup.
port. and some of the speciallies were
strong. Support seemed 10 be with
drawn from the late leaders, and the re-
action was probably permitted by the
bulls The news was featurcless. The
slightly strained relations between Union
and Northern Pacifcs caused selling in
those stocks 1t is the general impress
sion that the reaction to-day was similar
10 that Of last Monday, and that the bull
movement will be renewed soon. In our
judgment good stocks should be bought
on such reactions.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-16

LOUISVILLE. April l3-OGcrlng' very
much lighter ON hurley Considerable IN
crease in ntr dark tobacco, WILD prices
generally unchanged on both, were the
leading features this week
Ner Bprey-Ihe offerings consisted
largely Of low grade trash and mixed
lngs. and common aud medium i.leTs.
which. owing 90 bad condition oil large
Dart of ihem. were more or less irregular
during the week. but for all sound ana
lrv lolsheads the market was July up
to last weeks quotations The demand
lor GOOD tO fine filters and wrappers Is
Tar ahead of the supply, and anything OF
the above grades commands very high
prices.
OH Bar'eV-Only 20 hogsheads offered,
All more Or less funked
Ner Heatg-Oherings considerably
larger Than last week. and "a great zeal
of good haavy-bodied leaf met with.
which was taken by rohantlcrs AT nearer
outside figures. This refers 10 iich
beavv.hodied leaf only, on the other
hand the thin. light, papery, one-sucker-
"a tobacco while moi Qu0iaoly lower
was rather easier and nearer INSIDE
figures.
Old DQrt-OGerings about the same as
last week IN quantity and some improve
ment i'm qualify Throughout the entire
week there has been strong specula
live demand for All grades OF low Tugs
when not too badly tunked, and prices
for all such grades l quote &c. higher
Gr6n Rill ELlers-NiIhoui any ne"
features ,,,
Prtln Sdrs-This week were III
bogslcads. consisting OF 20 aogshead'
old heavy Green rivers, 200 hogshead'
old dark Tugs. and balance scattering.
TIE Waftcr-For the first part OF The
week We had cool dry weather. iollo"e,
later on by local showers ana muci
warmer weather.
4 CORREsrONDNT.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-16

DANvuLE, Va, April l3-We have
100 report another week of very small
breaks. without any special feature TO
distinguish 10 from our reports OF the
past month The sales have not lasted
my day ull quite noon The breaks
nave been nearly altogether of shippers
stock There have been "a smaller mum
Der of wagons in town than we ever re-
member tO have seen at this season oil
The year Prices have held very firm
md steady AN the week tili Friday, when
SIC Thought that they were easier. Al
east il was very noticeable that there
Aas q lack of that anxiety 90 buy that
has characterized the bidding for the
mast month on more. Our dealers and
order men are very much crowded for
hanging room. there not having been
rood striking season this year. They
orc taxed 90 their utmost capacity 10
AXE care of what they already
have ON hand in soft order
The warehouse men seem more disposed
not t0 take I'M any stock They, too, ind
that they have "a job ON hand TO take csre
Jf the stocks that they carry In their
easements i'm s0ii order Our manu-
farurers seem 20 be having little
trouble with their rollers The rollers
are threatening strike for AN increase
In prices Though ,he trouble is con
lined TO only few factories we believe
That Is is expected that none of them
with reopen until the trouble is settled.
Trading in lots of priced old lobaccos
bias been confined 20 very small opera
lions. We have had with Us this week
only few manufacturer. from The sur
rounding markets Their purchases, as
jar ~ we have been able 10 learn, have
been quite small
Messr. r.. II Sanay. 4 ID Neal and
and 4 NJ Cayce, of your city, were ON
our breaks this week Capt. A. W.
Magee. of GAINESVILLE also spent several
laws with u.s. DmRELL BROTHERS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-16

Tho lightness Of snowflake Is the result Of
their surface being 50 great when compared
with their volume, and Is accounted for In
some degree BY the quantity Of air amid
iuelr frozen particle. Snowaak,s contain
about nine times ~ many volumes OF air, en-
tangled, 30 10 speak, among tncir crystals, a
they contain water Very fine and lightly
deposited snow occupies about twenty four
timts as much space as water and is from
len to twelve times lighter than an equal
bulk Of that Guid.-New York Telegram.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-16

Constantinople must Uncomfortable place
for an enterprAing publisher Last year
there were PIG books published in the city.
Of these l07 were in tho Turkish language,
20 ia Greek, 81 In Armenian, 5 In French, 8
ia English, in Bulgarian, Ia Hebrew, and
one in Nolapuk The city Possesses forty
printing establishments Ia such a poyglot
community tho Office Of train boy must be
anything but easy II they have train boys
n Turkey, 1t is only reasonable To suppose
that each one speaks seven languages. and
goes through the train with eyes pracuced to
detect tho right man for the right book
pittsburg Bulletin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-16
New York Markets.

New York, April Is. Flour steady;
fine grades winter, $2.35@s270; do,
spring. S20$2 6j No winter, extra,
$315a$ 3Gj; Southern quiet; trade and
family extras, g. 5j@ $3.50. Wheat closed
active. spot sales of No. | red, 99c.@S 81
extra red, 99c.; No. red, s6tGs'c.; No.
3 red, Sic: No. ? red winter. May, SIC.
Corn closed steady t@tc higher. spot
sales No. mixed. 424@434ci steamer
mixed. 42fM43tc; No. mixed, April,
i2sc. Oais closed unchanged; spot sales
of No. white, 30c; No ? mixed, April,
30fc. Pork quiet, new mess, SlS.5O1
Sl37j. Lard steady; May, S712@S714.
Suear-Redned, strong. cut-loat and
crushed, 9tc.. powdered, sac graduated,
slc. Coffee steady, Rio 1890.