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The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

Frustratedin his design he fired two shots as a signal to Mir. Lillie to join him, when the fugitives, thinking he was shooting at them turned their horses back up the canyon in the direction of their owner and made a hasty exit from the neighborhood.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28
"Little Films Explanation"

bO NAANA ODJNNIAOAA IS AI AS IAiet it does not explain. It may be epitomized about as follows:
 l. Finn states he will '1owel himself by--noticing and replying to an article commenting on his official conduct. He may be able to "lower himself' in his own es, teem; but that is an impossibility so far as his constituency, whose interests he has betrayed, is con cerned.
 ?. He says that he "wears no collar" In other words, he is a stray dog, likely to lick any hand which throws him bone.
 3. He says he paid his fare from Prescott to Phoenix, and if he can borrow money, will pay it back. We believe it is susceptible of ab- solute proof that he did not pay his fare from Prescott to Phoenix and if his Coconino cat was killed, he may have to borrow, or beg his way back.
 i. He says that ''just and equit- able people are on his side" We know that nine-tenths of those who voted for him, would not now sup, port him for constable, because he has forfeited their confidence. The 'just and equitable people" who are favoring the division scheme, of course, are on his side. The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad is on his side. But the people, whom he was chosen to represent, and the party by which he was elected, have repudiated him and his action.
 5. He signs himself as an leigh teen-karat Democrat" and publish es his explanation in a Republican organ. Now what the HERALD charged, and what it can, and fl Fliun wishes to test it, will prove is:
 1. That Finn publicly proclaim ed, while in Prescott, in the pres ence of a half dozen of Apache county's most reliable citizens and in the hearing of responsible resi- dents of Prescott, that his friends and neighbors at the town of Wins low, where he lives, had repudiated him at the polls-that he was elect ed by the Democrats living off of, and south of, the railroad, and if there should be conflict of inter est between Winslow and the rail road voters on tho one hand, and the citizens of Apache living south of the railroad on the other hand, that his duty would lead him to protect the interests of the latter as against the former.
 ?. That he would oppose any cutting up, or division of Apache county.
 What Finn has done, is, not only not subserved the interests of his supporters, but has done all in his pis-ant power to injure and destroy them, by seeking to take from them large part of the taX-paying prop erty which is necessary to the tax burden of Apache county, and to give it to another, with the ultimate object of beneftting his old em- ployer, the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, and to the in- jury of his neighbors and friends at Winslow, as well,
 Again, he has not only swallowed his promises to oppose division but, in his stingy, whangy way has 'o"~ III in his power to forward the
 NC ask. and what the
 ache county, regard
 mt to know why
 The attempt to
 to convince in
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

The Tombstone Prospector claims that one of the butchers ill that place has been supplying his GUS toners with hogs affected with the cholera. The knight of the cleaver denies the charge,
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

NJ. H. DE You've, of the San Francisco Chronicle, accompanied by his family, left that place on the 18th instant, to attend the Paris Exposition, to which he is Com missioner from California. Mike ought to make a good Commish.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

Hon. Thomas Halleck has intrO- auced a bill in the Arizona as 'semLly creating the office of terri torial meat inspector.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

West Fuller, who recently killed his brother-in-law at Tombstone, has been admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

The Silver Beltsays that an eight year old boy was run over by q freight wagon at San Carlos last week and killed.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

ORDERS have been received at Mare Island Navy Yard, to prepare the Adams for years cruise.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

ACCORDING to a Washington dis patch of the 18th, the Cabinet had under discussion the opening of Oklahoma, or at least portion of the territory included within its limit. The President is authorized by the terms of recent legislation to open to settlement about S,000,- 900 acres of land, and the opinion prevails that he will shortly issue his proclamation adding that acre age to the public domain.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

INSTEAD of memorializing Con- gress for ''tide water port" within the territorial limits of foreign country, and in which neither Con- gross nor the United States have au- thority, the Council would have done better, and been more in ac- cord with the general fitness of things, and the results would be as easily attainable, to memorialize the "clerk of the weather" for a more uniform distribution of mois- ture over Arizona. While you were in the memorializing business, gen. tlemen of the Council, you should have asked Congress to order the rainy season changed. that it may come on at such times as would do most good to the growing crops. Also one to stop Apache Indian propagation. And another to in duce something, besides loco weed, to grow upon our vast grazing plains. Another requesting Con. gress to enjoin nature from pro ducing so devilish much alkal1. And still another to prevent all our running streams from drying up, particularly in the hot months, when water is really water. In fact, gentlemen of the Council, there was open to you, a tremendous me morializing field, within which, by little forethought, you could have utilized with the most magnificent and unparalleled results. Local matters were insignificant and un- worthy your brainy consideration. Should Congress pay no attention (which it is likely to do) to your numerous efusions of buncOmbe nevertheless. you.will still have the supreme satisfaction of knowing that you have given to the people of this Territory an excellent spec
 imen of asinine legislation. Vale.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

St. Johne, Thureday, March 28
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

NC ask. and what the ache county, regard mt to know why
 The attempt to
 to convince in- at to decrease their
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-28

kinship being quite as near, institu- tions, usages and ways of thought being nearer still than they are with England. And should it be that the mother land, from her unfortu- nate entanglements in internation- al intrigues, is obliged to look si- lently on, while foreign powers are wrongfully establishing themselves on the ruins of our interests in these seas, human nature and common sense both prompt us to believe that there will be a drawing nearer to America, if she shows disposition to have Pacific policy in common with ourselves, The time may not be yet for an expression of public feeling on the subject, but should England, despite the remonstrances of the Federal Council and the col onies, persist in the laissez faire system as applied to Samoa, we venture to think that a lead will be taken by some one or another ot the colonies in inviting the others to address themselves to the United States.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28
IN BRAZIL
The Government Threatens Active Fne-
mics with Trial by Court-Iartlal-Dis-
affection Reported In Some Parts of tho
New Republic.

The Government Threatens Active Fne-
mic. with Trial by Court-Martlal-Dis-
affection Reported In Some Parts Of the
New Republic.
RIO JANE1Ro, Dec. 27.-The Govern
ment has issued decree providing that
all persons found endeavoring 70 cor
rrpt the allegiance of the soldiers or
contriving or proposing any measure for
active opposition to the Republic shall
be tried by military tribunal. An op-
position journal was suspended on Tues
day.
NEW YORK. Dec 27.-The steamship
Savona. which arrived Thursday from
Brazilian ports, reports that tho people
Of Santos are divided in their sdber-
ence 20 the Republic, a large nguSer
favoring the exiled Emperor There
was nothing new 70 report 80 Rio
Janeiro, and quietness prevailed al
Cerea.
Captain Fisher, Of the steamship
SIRIUS. which left Rio Janeiro Decem-
Der 4. reports that several foreign war
ships. among them the United States
steamer Richmond, had arrived in the
harbor, and that quietness reigned in
tho city, but that riot had taken place
in the Rio Grande district. although
no particulars could be learned Up %
the time OF sailing. Captain Fisher
says.
A considerable Hurber q TIE people desire
% see tbe empire re established. When Vs
were there this seutiuent bad not taken shape
80 any definite movement but there vs-e nut
terlurs 81 Dissatisfaction The t~1fh e that
the banfshulert o. Dor Pedro ard he procia
n stion @ tbe Rep1olic came wtis such sudden
sess that ths sd1ereuts a the empire Al ~
tine 20 make anT Demonstration. 7 iook for
t-oabie rot oniv ln Rio but tbrelghout Brazil
for some t.ns % cone Those ~ ~ bead =
this Heu rcvsEsrf Rave rot . pesssrt pros
psot before hen b. .u7 Hesns
A Wsshington special saTs that
Brazilians in tse Unite States look for
trouhls in t5e res Rep bic he re
laotsnce o. some q the most prom aen 2
Liberals - give thsir adhesion q the
Prov sionsl Goverumsut o. Ds Fonssca
Is taxsu as a. indication that thsss zen
have iuti1ated that 81 ~ouls - s8vis-
abe - ascertain Hhstber rs rev su-
thorities are sn-itl.3 = genera oopf
ssn-e r. whsfhe- trev have r3srtsssn
something ttst thsy srs rcf strsrE
enough - oa~rT out
WA.ErxrTox De- = -TN. pr~ilisu
E-iste- hzs rs~sivsi = message frcrn
Ssuher Psrbozz B,istsr - Fnsr-e
urEs- ss+s - Pio Jsnsirn Decsr ~ -
saving thst re reported uutinr e :
ao~ps - s~tiIlsr is isise Thsrs rss :
ratrv r. e. 3ie-s. hst IL rss sss -
--essez p-eef3r-s F~~sA~s's Hlrass :
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28
HUNDREDS DIE.
Alarming Reports OF the Work OF
the Influenza Plague.
IT KILLS MANY PERSONS IN PARIS.
Over 500 Deaths Said 60 Have Occurred
An Twenty-F0ur Hours Tins Figure
Il Possibly an EKaggerstion Its
Progress Elsewhere.

PARIS, Dec. s7 The influenza cpl
demic has assumed grsvsr type and
many cases are now complicated with
pneumonia. In consequence Of the
constant. y-increRsing crowds al the hos
pitfalls the authorities are erecting
tents for the sufferers. The
undertakers are overworkcd. and
many Of their employees are
down. In consequence of the increase
in the mum Der of funerals the system
OF draping the churches with enormous
hzngings OF black and the expensive
parade Of various emblems Of woe have
been dispensed with by the authorities.
The Official return OF deaths for the
week gives 200 more deaths than for the
proceeding week.
PARIS, Dec. 27.-The large number ot
deaths resulting from influenza in this
city is exciting the gravest apprehep
sion. Ii is reported that $50 deaths
from the disease have occurred within
twenty-four hours The papers print
this report, but some OF them doubt the
figures. claiming that they are too high.
BERLIN. Dec. 27.-1Tbe epidemic is de-
creasing here. 1t is spreading at
Bremen and the managers Of the gas
works have notified consumers that the
supply will be short for time in conse-
Quence Of the sickness Of many en-
ployes. At Darmsradt IL is severe. and
at Vienna there are many cases among
children, followed by measles The
Christmas festivities were made dull as
few families celebrated the day. Re
ports from the Austrian provinces are
that the malady prevails among the
orses
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 27.-The CEar
is making favorable progress toward re-
covery from his attack OF influenza. he
has never been in a critical condition
and no fears have been felt as 70 the out
come ot his illness.
VIENNA, Dec. 27.-The hospitals in
this city are crowded with patients
suffering from influenza. accom- panied
by Inflammation of the lungs, pleurisy
and peritonitis. There are over 100
cases Of influenza in Prague.
LISBON, Dec. 27.-The numbe Of cases
OF influenza in this city and Oporto are
increasing.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2T.-Dr. Montgomery,
OF the health Office, says that several
cases OF supposed influenza have come
under his notice. but he wasn't pre- pared
10 state that they were the genuine
type OF Russian influenza. although
the symptoms were similar to those Of
the imported article
HURON 5 D.. Dec 27--In the Russian
diphtheria epidemic only three deaths
have occurred since Sunday, and bv con
fning the sick within tho stricken dis
trict IL is believed that the disease VIII
not spread Leola is the name Of the
town near which the disease IS raging
DENvBB, Col, Dec 27.-The Russian
influenza hs. a. last reached the Rocky
Mountains Tbree-fourths OF tho citizens
OF Denver are suffering from tho plague.
Reports come from Cheyenne % The e.
feet that that city is similarly afflicted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

sylGl5 snd shot - three mes
iuss - As as catering tts
Ckluess t2es1sF aud aoetors s4y
ks can net slrFlTe TIE
pellos ave lSsntihss Mex Len AZ one
g tas &sssllAnss. ana ssys thls zsEack
~ls due to recent assault o. Len ~
zach hing ~4s as p-lc4se1 Len es-
pea b. .ry. t-t Lls clslhes Wsre f~ll
q ballet l9-es
TIE st1or crime wEs tAs zurder %
Taes Ho Heng ilcs nsd the bad -astr
- dan . C1luau&u no o@sd AIN HoAey
ana tes debtor re- -sea T. psy apa hlfe6
highbin41ss 70 slaughter Tea 4ud rae
~olk Vas a1ae ~ thorouga SIS. 2. Iiek
being STABBED sssefal times trom tas
sreets of which ts dted
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28
THE RACE WAR.
Further Details OF rhs Riot or
Cnristruss Et Jesup. sc
IHOwEIES nDInMACkS KILLED
H1s S~ssaps Agsra Frstls s@is Eefsgs
foI ths Neg ees taFss fessr -
Their Iafarlatso Knsu ies Sosk-
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28
HARD UP
shs I've Dskot@s IL B2a Condiuou
FiDzuciEliy.

BIsNAECK : D Dec p -0overncr
Msllstte SAYS tbat south Dakota VIII
be obllgsa - close Up some u hsr in
stituuons, as The receipts o. IA. State
Will fall far short Of tue expenses
Thers are schools that can be closed and
tie State survive In North D4kOts
Governor Meliette said the conditions
arc more favorable. Yet GoyorBor
Miller in his message 20 the Legislature
estimated TIE deficiency for the nrs,
year AZ sl55.ST0 SO and figures now
show that be understAted the ProbA Die
deficiency and that the outlook IS little
better than bankruptcy unless the
strictest economy Is observed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

BOMBAY, Dec. 97-Two thousa nd del
egates attended the frst meeting OF the
National congress. Mr.. Bradlsugh was
present as a visitor Sir William We'd
derburn, the president Of the congress,
condemned the Indian bureaucracy and
claimed FOR the people OF India the
same control over their Government
that the people OF England possess over
theirs lie instanced many abuses under
the present irresponsible, despotic Gov
eminent
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28
TraTnDs xt "A B2nouef.

BosToN. Dec. 27.-All the trsmps in
and around Boston were given Christ
mas dinner by Mr.. George Parker, who
had for thirty-four years been ION the
turf" The parable OF the prodig gal son
and temperance address were read aft
er the dinner, and $50 OF the diners
walked up and signed the pledge for Q
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

ST PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 27.-At a
meeting Of the winter carnival direct
ors Thursday afternoon it was decided
TO have no ice palace this winter. They
were forced to this step by the un-
seasonable weather. The carnival OF
last year was abandoned for the same
reason, and it is said no further at
tempts will be made here in the future
70 build palaces Of ice.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

Roar Young Men Lose Their Lives In
klnKnlar Manner lh BrItish Columbia.

Singular Manner la British Columbia.
VAScorVKR. y c., Dec 27-A ter
rible accident occurred Wednesday
morning about 2 o'clock. A party of six
on a sleigh. returning from social
evening on the Frazier river road, about
six miles from here, were struck by
falling tree and four persons and the
horses were instantly killed. Two mar
rowly escaped death. The four killed
were all young men. Their names were
James Lawson, c. D. Campbell, Joseph
Locke and J V Bodwell
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28
End of a Life of Good Works.

GREENsBUEa, Pa, Dec. 81. Mother
Aloysia, for many years the mother
superior Of the Sisters Of Charity, died
at the 81. JosepL's Academy Thursday.
Her death was the result of typhoid
pneumonia. She was 52 years Of age,
thirty years of her life being spent in
the service Of the sisterhood.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28
losr AER yFWELs
sarsl.rs &.ks klsA n.sl - surAis
1Adys kouaslr.

A-a1N h0Uas4fs
buFFALs n Il De- ~ -Suesk-
telsses made = raoA hsul a. the house q
JokH bash 1h-rsasy ulgGt Vale tbs
taaily ~ss 81 dinner tas b-rgls scales
the ver@IoA. epsnea sr upper story
y ~lnao~ luto Mrs. bgshs bouaolT. esoke
open les ls~slry c&sket Sna stole =
diamond cross VslUeS 81 . 2oe. al onyx
pm set vita I've diamonds s4laea e.
s5e9 pear nseklses aud earrings
SslUea - .. o1H snd = anger ing set
slth tao Diamonds sne EaraeI va aed
- S5ya
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

RrIvr,Esr Il De- 2- o.. sT-
tssrf8 srnus nseHnr - 80 Fn,fs
T5s f-vr,srs bssooistioF ~ - As
ts-s Jsnusry ~ - ard - Fss-lT 81 sse
.r r-sulaus 10 ossr.s in tss 1sI-7
shors sus ~ p lst~st irnpro~srls- q
III 81. Hn. e. sss-y sgpsrstus VI. - -
. L.-.rs
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

DAvFNr0H7. la. Drr IN Arnold.
for eighteen wears arge dealer III
oloaks and dress goods. assI rus6 Thurs.
dav The liabilities ere pIarod ~ ffa
0oo. with available asfefs of about orr
hsE that amount The c-e5 tors ere
chiefly New YORK ard Chicago houses
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28
MANY MINERS l0LE
AOSst IA coo wtthoas Work - oas rsns.
syls&s4s District

SCEAAroS Pa Dee zl-Tbs an
nouuoement IS made that tie Erle 10 g.
read mines ~ill close down and slso nj
teen Of the De aware and r. udson mines
ln the LAcksw4nn. ara NNo'uiEg val
leys. which. with the individu2l oper-
ators who Nil shut down ana the idle
operatives OF ~ Pennsy lyaula Coal
Company SnS The Delaware Lscka-
wanna Western Comp psny. viii leave
IA, 600 men snd boys IL this region alone
without work
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

Ct lrBsrs Nf De, p -e p fs-l
- Fairfsr a. osurtT shot his vIfs
nrsssy NIGH So hT"o cry fev
Moments Tasv hss ~ fvet toFeths-
for shsrt tine Psst NJ bs went
- 49, husbsrds rooss p, 90 ss7f
- rgs vksr sne vss shst
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

BAITTwoRr Nd De- 2- The 'h
csgo express ~ the Baltimore q ~
- l-osd struck horse IT. arr5av af
noon near Dicksrson Station. N6 If
snFins vas overturned au1 Amos h".
ths engineer. vas killed. and T b =
risen. the fireman. badly niarra.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

GrrrrvTIr Miss nsr ~ Ire
asfrass porto ou ~ -oIs Nss. vl.-
age on tbe reoyrs Pa -s roaa vss
destroyed ~ Gre WsenssosT nlFhf
cla5ing three stores ho'el. livery f'st'
ard cns r.sl5er~s Tots loss 90.
NJ irxu~zroe
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

hrnAxY Ne Pc . 3 fs~u,st
us-z@s BavrsT Ysf.s vss f1ss h.rs
~ 1rssay br slss Ezrrzs art ~ 90.
sons p sssF4te ever Tsessfs ~ fsrrr
Ess enc r soLs haze ssez srrss,s6
go e1
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28
TO AID THElR BRETHREN.
An Afro-AInsrioan Leaga. Organized st
Indisuapoffs

convention OF Indiana negroes WA
held here Thursday afternoon and
sn Afro American League was formed.
the purpose Of which il 20 take
steps as an organization 20 protect
the colord race against outraros
Locsl brsuches will ne Termed Ia coun-
ties where there is negro population
l. is a part % scheme a. National
scope 70 give aid 20 n. negroes p the
South who're their rights s-s sncrosohed
upon by white people. bit In What var
th. sid vIli be given is uot sKplainej-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

~ sr~-rf~ - ks-esrtrstf~-s fr rsfss-
tcrr. So F-zrc go.
sk~ rstV--s-o Dsr TTc ~e-
49, klfe3 ~- -s--~- Qrss -ss6av
uE1 ov 11ez n1z ras
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

NJ u-AUKFR Dee g - 1sothsr We
eonsin iror uins nss beer tsksn = ~
f-s 81 scorS'n Csrf-sl sTns rate j. q
trs Psly-s ono - he esFshic svstsu,.
ard Sc a unders+~.o6 e hsvs cost an
So 90 Tts Pass "a ssS - bs trs
,s.sVest rH-chsss yet ssds ~ tss 2 e
.srsfr Certra. PeoIs. &c it Prem sss e
- ous - tas osst r-es ucisF p-opsrt -
or re ra-Ts BESIDES t1rr ~ aets vsrr
= a. grade %
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

Both the method and results when
syrup Of = is taken; it Is pleasant
and fefreslllg u the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ca the kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efeellaly, dApels colds, head
aches and legers and cures habilual
constipation. syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing d the taste and ac-
ceptabls ~ tie stomach, prompt IN
Is action and truly beneficial ia its
effects, prepared only rom the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of tes Is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by ali leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have 10 on hand viii pro-
enre it promptly f3r any one who
wishes TO try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIe syrup co.
SAs FRasClSCO CfL.
t0yisgLLE. ~. Ae@ YORt. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28

CrxaEs Nst rsc 17-H-s Ters
Scrrr Hss5ervsr-sr rh- oss nsen
deserted - ssr kas1sr1 h1tsfrs
fsr sr-fs ~ r11-rl r sn, lsft fhs
- - ocSng 80 saor - Tst r4efs -
tr rss. r. ~ sasen~s tFs rrrs.
~ -gff -. ard tsr .tiS S-sr. a s~7 sr.s
age anf -rt ~
u---s vsrs terns1 < ssska
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-28
pLASTIC0INC.

WIN ts- t--fsaisomiae Companys Piastlco
ve guara -ee to our customers that We viii
pr0ducc Better eTscfs - vel ss more durab,s
WORK thar INV .taer val. decorating process
wi make f'r tas same amount ot expense.
whether --n petI1e V.ta tresco On water er
oC. or vaefrsr vl faest wall papers. I'm
crusta vaItcn. or papier mschisre. or whether
Win cemm r. papers Wsdo This work either
i1 solid Vste- r.ats or vanished. producing
leather se s~s-rs We also maxs Ha1t-1a3s
var Paper ~ fhe sare rrtnclpis for walls too
badly eroksn or patched Cal a1d So our
cse.-rs srf zrt f-s Corner 0f nttaTaa1d
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20
MANCHESTER


some Newsy Dots From Across the River.
Northern freight is now received at me
Petersburg depot in Manchester This
Is great convenience TO Manchester
merchants. who have heretofore been
compelled to go to the Richmond, Fred
eriCksburg and Potomac railroad depot
on Broad street in Richmond, nearly TWO
miles from Manchester
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Bourne,
whose death was noticed in yesterday
Tnrs. will take place this morning from
the Presbyterian Church.
Cantain William Henry White, Of New
York, is i'm the city.
The closing exercises Of Miss Lou sub
let's school, i'm Chesterfield, near Phil
lips crossing, took place yesterday. They
were exceedingly interesting, and a
number of visitors were present.
Mr. Emmett Dishman and Miss Lizzie
Samuels. of Matoaca. Chesterfield, were
married in North Carolina recently.
Good Friday services were held at the
Meade Memorial Church yesterday.
Mr.. j. ". Powers has received pos
tai from Messrs. Mum ~ Co., of the
Scienhfc american, stating that the sam
pie sent them of substance aiound on
Hull street is fossil coral.