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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
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EASTON. Penn. Weycatt Mountain, is the place q
spend the autumn months; 10 Is BEAUTIFULLY located witt
steam heat and open nres; commanding most migniGccu
and unsurpassed views. with changing foliage Two
from New-YOIk open till November IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
RFcoRnrn MORTGAGES.

p" n o'Y 9eA AM io Sy IT Witt 10 ea3 rs
property, Andrew Mills, ir oNr, to sane -2l GOO o.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
SOME ROYAL BEDS.

Clarence House, tho residence of tho
Duchess of Edinburgh, is one of the
most comfortable houses in London, and
is famous for its good beds, for the only
daughter of Alexander il. of Russia is,
like many Muscovitc ladies, very par
ticular about her beds, and will tolerate
in her house mono but the very Lest.
Even when mere child, and long be.
lore her marriage she was so particular
about this very important item in do
nestle comfort that, to insure the sheets
being tightly stretched over the mat
trcss, she used to have them sewn down.
for even the slightest crease or wrinkle
would entirely destroy tho rcposo of this
imperial spoiled child for the night.
Her royal IIiyhncss uscl to be great
ly chaffcd about this weakness by men,
bers of our royal family when first she
came to this country, but the Queen.
no is also very particular about her
bells, stuck up for her, and although
now the sheets arc no longer sewn down
TO the mattress, they arc composed of
til most exquisite fine linen that can he
procured, and stretched like tight
rope over tho most perfect mattresses
that can be manufactured in Paris, in
which capital tho making of mattresses
has been brought up TO the level of a
fine art.
a curious and amusing chapter might
indeed be written about the bed, of
iilu'trious pcrsonagcs. The cx- Empress
Eugcnie Is quite rs particular about her
beds as the Duchess of Edinburgh or
our gracious sovereign, and quite agrees
with the lirstnamcd lady rs to the fine.
ness of the linen and the tightness of
the drawing OF the sheets. but her
Imperial Majesty has an odd fancy to
have her bed so low as to give a visitor
to the imperial bed chamber the impress
sion that the widow Of the Caesar il
almost sleeping on the floor. 1t is in
deed hardly elevated more than foot
from Ike floor, a MI who have visited
in old days the private apartment, at st.
Cloud, Comp;cync and the Tuillerics
will remember. Modern Socciy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
THE NATIONAL GAME.
is hack in chicago.

WILLIAMSON is back in Chicago.
LOUISVILLE: has released Billy Gleason.
BALTIMORE has released Goetz and Fuiner.
COLUMBUS pays Billy George $500 a month.
ANDREWS now captains the Omaha Club.
CALVIN appears to be Pittsburg's mainstay
| In the box.
THE Dallas Club of the Texas League has
suspended.
LOUISVILLE is afto. Joe Gerhardt, OF the
Jersey Citys.
CHICAGO is no longer the great baseball
city that il vas.
CoHNoE. Of the New Works, has so Car made
eight home runs.
Nxw HAVEN. Conn. has American Asso
ciation aspirations.
HArFIEtp is NOW tie only colt left OF
the New Yori team
TIEaTAN. OF the Nsw YorIis, is once NOR:
batting in his old form
DALRYMPIE ROW plays infield positions foi
Denver i'll emergencies.
WORCESTER. Mass. is favorably spoken oil
! rs an Association city next season.
CLEVELAND has already made enough
money to clear The seasons expenses.
HARTFORD. Conn. has taken the lead il, til:
Atlantic League from Jersey City, Nj
LlTTi.E Hoy. OF Washington the deal
mute, hrs few s,pcr:ors us an outiielder
TIE Denvc" team is row known through.
out the Vest as "Rowc's umpire killers"
Gun STRIcHER, OF Cleveland so far has
outplaycd nil the League second basemen.
CAPTAIN DUNLAP. OF Pittsburg, has he.
come one % the best sacrifice hitters in The
League.
Chicago is being entertained by 'the
world
IT certainly looks rs if interest in tie m.
tional game among the Western people is OF
the wane.
EuNNING the baseball diamond bids fair tc
Ire aided TO the isl Of field events at athletic
MEETINGS III Rhode island it is bcin.
adopted.
DENNY, OF indianapolis. is the only player
III tn" League who has been mt the bat sin
times in game and made II hit at each ap.
pcaranca.
+. T. LINN has been elected captain of the
Harvard baseball! niuo TO: next year. He
mas played right field ON The 'V.,r.ty nino foI
three years.
WHAT surprise it wori,! excite if the
babies assumed n winning gait aud cap
tured the p9nnant. America: wouldn't be
big cuoGgh 10 hold Cleveland
TWICE this season has The feat of knocking
OUT tnfec doubles IN the same game been nc.
conpiiSicd, aN,. O'Ro;;rkc of New York, hns
Won the honor III bcih occasions
~! - b.tIi.S = success in the League
Is u mystery When Cleveland was i'll the
Association lie was considered = soft snap
and was always punished hard and often
BY common consent indianapolis is this
S:estcst bone umpire city il the land There
inc spectators want cvcrythns-nven the
decisions that are not close ut all being howlrtI
cor
MARTIN SULLIVAN. of the Indanapolis
Club has had lard luck ainca lie began. to
play ball He ias lost i.yo children, and az
leaG.
a MONSTER ng;it of carrier pigeons will
take place ut Paris early in August. The va.
riouS piScon-ilying societies OF France Bel
GUM AMI Holland have united TO let loose
lup,U0o birds from tue new gardens laid out
on the site Of the Tulcrios
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
Glass Houses.

Legend tells Of the lost invcn ton OF
alIcablc glass Tibcrius il said TO
have discouraged Il genius who found
The secret by bclcadng him, fearing
the innovation would reduce the value
of gold. II is also recorded that Car
dina iichclicu was prcscnt-d with n
bust of inallcahlc glass by a chemist,
who purro,rly let it fall into fragments,
and mcndcd il before his eyes with a
hammer. The inventor wa, PROMPTLY
rewarded by perpetual imprisonment,
lest his ingenuity should ruin the
''vcstcd interests of French manu-
factuicrs. Eut if the glas; may not ape
the metals in mallcabiiiiy, it may imi-
tate them in another respect just rs inn
rottant. more fortunate Frcnchman
on. dc In la,iic) his within few year,
introduced into Europe transmutc
glass which, he claims. may dsplaco
cast-iron. If il fuliils his expectations
IT VIII mark ncw era in glass, an the
old adagc cas- brittle as glass" will be
superseded by new one, "a, tough Il;
glass by his process railway slecp.rs,
fence posts, drain pipes, tanks, etc,
ale cast u moulds, and SO toughcncd by
Il bath in oils as to be stronger than
iron, though much lighter, and
costing onc-,hirl rs much. But
it is questioned whether his results reach
what is claimed for the process. These
undcvclopcd ioughcning processes augur
astounding changes in the future Of
glass. "Glas houses" may become the
fashion, and we would have to reverse
our provcrb about them. for they would
be bomb prof. Already transparent
glass bricks are made. Extending the
possibilities of glass little further,
why may we not build the entire struct
IRE Of glass' The walls might be &C.
mcntcd blocks cast like hcwn stone, bat
translucent, and OF any color. Ono
could thus inhabit huge pile of amber
or of gigantic gems. The windows
could be multform, some Of them tclc-
SCOPE, bringing distant things near,
some with lenses or mirrors guiding the
focused suns heat for culinary and
comfortable purposes, others sta ming
out the light or chemic rays. Tapes
tries, furniture, and utensils might be
made OF the universal material. The
whole would be more cndurable tian
granite. No fire could harm it; light.
ming would shun it. Such dream
blossoming from this miraculous sub
stance, may be rcllizcd by an Aladdin
whose lamp is Of glass
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

The Sioux reservation comprises %, :
10000 acres, of which it is proposed
20 open | ! 00J, 000 acres for settlement,
upon which there are %, 0o0 Indians.
OF this number 10 ~ are male, and of
these Go0o are adults. 10 carry out the
provisions of the Dawes bill, under
which the Commission acted in relation
20 the disposal OF these llnds, the CON
sent OF 1000 Of these Indians had to be
obtained.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
FASHION NOTES.

Straw bonnctS Tor summer are almost
rs soft ms lace, and held in shape by fine
wire
When tan -colored gloves 60 out Of
fashion, pale gray green will take their
place.
Fashionable ladies indulge in sweet
scented note paper, hut their taste is
question: lie.
S.vcr-lined cooking utensils are
taking the place of those made of COP
per and brass.
a vcFy handsome new summer stuff is
China silk with small raised figuro
scattered all over it.
Bone buttons, with holes in the CEN
tire to ,cw through, are used upon riding
habits of all descriptions.
Scarf wells three eli .hths of Il ward
wide, soallorcl on The lower edge, ara
worn with travelling hats.
Sailor hats, which are again used for
summer wcnr, are much more trimmed
than they were last season.
There are three kinds Of Scotch tennis
ilannc.s, wool and cotton, wool and
silk, wool, cotton and silk.
Twenty yards of ribbon is very
meascr estimate of an allowance for
trimming on IL summer dress.
sco:ch ilanncls, with stripes Of color
Alternating with white are the first choice
for tennis gowns this season.
A new fancy for dust and rain cloaks
ia to have the body Of plain stuff and
the long, full sleeves of figured.
Hardly French bonnet is seen with
out some admixturc of god either in tho
bonnet itself or in the trimming.
Washing silk IN soft, du colors ia
for b'ou'cs to wear with tennis costumes
an sometime for the entire gown.
Pain coat sleeves arc rarely seen.
There is always some plating or full
ness at the top about the armholcs.
Rcd, white and blue are the colors of
yachting gowns this season, all three
sometimes appearing in one costume.
Enormous sleeves are necessary an.
pcndages TO the light ialTeta and surah
silk dust cloaks worn by ladies when
driving.
Paris sends out parasols of half six.
hall velvet, together with others made
Ct alternate strips of watcrcd silk and
black lace.
English tailors use plain blue or
white Isle of Wight serge for tennis
gowns, combined with striped flannel,
which latter serves as trimming.
The incvitabl Empire and Dircctoiro
styles appear even in tennis gowns this
season, but the full blouse and blazer
jacket Of last year will be the bette
fashion Notwithstanding.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
An ENERGETIC LITTLE sALrswoMAy.

heard story about Il pretty little
widow the other day which contains Il
hint To young women who are suddenly
thrown upon their own resources. This
little woman lost her husband, and in
the course of time i. became necessary
to do something to support herself. AZ
Ter trying good many pl &C, she was
given n position in State street dry
goods store with the handhc- chief coun-
ter MS her department. The fist dav
she was there gentleman came alone
and stopped at her counter to look at
the goods. Sac felt that she ought TO
sell INN something, so she went at il
enciSetica!iy, and, though the man
tried i'll ever, way TO eludc her per ,ua
sivcncSs, he couldn't do it, and was fin :
ally forced to buy halt-dozcn hand :
kcrchicfs. When she got her salary al,
the end OF the Week she foun sub
stanlial increase over the figure ut which
she had ben engaged. She asked the
cashier the reason why.
because OF Il 81 you made the first
day you came. If you remember, Won
sold u half dozen handkerchefs to n
gentleman after making long talk"
"Ies, remember" she said.
That was Mr.. Pardridge. lie
thought your salary ought to be raised. )"
This was good while ago. The
'aiy Is happily married again. You
may be sure that n girl who can sell
goods to the proprietor of the store will
not be ans too long getting husband,
and good one too Chicago Mail.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
EXCURSION COSTUMES.

Exclusion costumes which may be
worn in longer travelling arc made this
summer in foulard or gingham or sa,ccn
OF any color. The skirts, straight in
the back, arc slightly draped at the
side, and French waists, or pretty
biouscs laid in fine plants at the throat
and belt and at the top and bottom of
the sleeves complete the costume. Lit.
Tic cloth jackets, with facings of black
wa'cfcd silk, nrc made to wear with
these suits, and the belts are sometimes
OF black watcrcd silk. Occasionally the
collars and cuffs ac of velvet. The
color Is whatever one pleascs, for there
urc no rules on this point this year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
Gutf0 PcrchG.

A common error is to suppose that
rubber and gutta-pcrcha arc the same
thing. Gutta- pcrcha Is produced from
the sap Of the gutta tree, found in ali
the islands of the Indian Archipelago.
In lis crude state it has no resemblance
10 the india rubl or of commerce. nor
are lis chemical properties the same. II
Is fibrous substance, oily and some
what resembling sole leather. 1t i:
without elasticity or much ncxibility. II
allowed to remain in hot water it soon
becomes soft, like putty, and can bt
nodded into any shape.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
BARRIER SHOPS FOR WOMEN.

Barber shops for women seem to be
increasing in New York and many of
them hav: regular customers. The
work done is, of course, confined al
most wholly to brushing, cleaning an |
making up the hair Many of the Gus.
toners keep their own combs aad brush
c. too, in the pigeon-holcs which one
sees filled with cups in barber shop
for men. The barber and her assist, nt c
are of course women, and to one of Them
The writer said, the other day: 'IIow
often SHOULD woman have her hair
brushcd! every night and morning
she ought 10 brush it herself" wa, the
reply. Many of them never brush il
thoroughly at all, and as for cleaning it,
all they know about that is to scour it
once or twice year with borax or am
monia, rs they would their Kitchen.
This ruins the hair, yet they know NO
better Many fine lady goes about
with six months accumulation of dirt
on her head under $25 bonnet, and
would be Mortified to think herself not
as clean as she should be. Women who
know how TO care for their hair como
here once month for dry shampoo to
clean the scalp, and once a month
clean their hair itself with CASTLE soar
and water. drying it Immediately b,
'ptcading it over il hot air register. TIL,
hair should have air and Sun light too.
mink the hair of American women i
'ecoming more and more scanty,' whil
Early all tho fine switches and wigs O
nman hair in the market come from IN
leads OF the German and Swiss pcasan
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

The Panama Canal WAS the greatest
project ever undertaken by the hand OF
man. The Pyramids Of Egypt and the
Chinese Wall sink iato insigniiicance.
Preparations, machinery and all things
considered, it is perhaps one third COM
pletcl, and its books show II debt OF
some $3.50, 000, 600. At this rate its
whole cost would be over 81. 900. OO0. :
o0o-an amount OF money Of which the
mind is absolutely incapable of formn g
q real conception.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

The opinion has cen expressed tina,
before very many years the horse will
have &C me ar extinct species of AMI
nal. "Thc eiroc. OF the Water street
car motor law rcma ks the New
York World. twill probably be to
strengthen what little belief there may
be IN this prophecy. Steam has already
done much to supplant the horse il, the
servant Of man, and is on the road 10
doing much more in that direction
Electricity il also being made IA substi-
tutc IN some respects. Should all the
street car lines In the city under the
operations of the new law gradually dis
pensc with the use OF horses it would
diminish the number of those anima's
here by more than fifty per cent. The
day OF road wagons driven by stored
power is not far off in all probability,
and even on farms 5 team has bcran 10
replace horse power. B t. without
looking so far ahead, it can be seen that
the discontinuancc Of the use of horsca
Tor street cars will visibly affect tho
market OF stockraisers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
A Child With Seven Grandporept

Francis Smith Marlowc is the name
OF two-ycar-old little gentleman on
Capitol Hill, who, in addition to Ger.
tain graccs and jolly ways, is distin.
guishcd. lie is the proud possessor Of
seven grandparents, four on the mothers
side and three on the fathers S, there be.
ing two great giandmo,hcrs and ono
great grand father. The aggregate of
the ages of the child, father, mother
and grandparents is just two huadre
and fifty years. Four generations ar,
represented, and short time aoo in tbe
same family five generations were liv.
ing at the same time. The young gen
tleman doesn't make any claim for n
premium in the grandparcnt class, but
is clearly entitled 10 it unlc some ono
can show an additional great grand. :
Washington Star.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
snid, hurricdly. 'Plcaso do not say q
word Until l have finished"


"Not word" ~ he answered, prison.
ing tho soft little fingers on his arm in
his, and looking down on her u, each
man looks but once on any woman.
So she told her story, much as she
had told it to her cousin; and when she
had told all. the fingers on her own
were hot and shaken.
you say you hate Roy Sanford; my
dcarcst-do you hate mcl'
"Shc gave brief but eloquent up.
ward glance.
"You know do not"
"Thcn never say that you hate Roy
Sanford, for-I am he. Nay, dear,
do not look so indignant; it was done
on the impulse of the moment by Val.
roy. When your cousin called him by
my name, he knowing all, caught ut the
joke, and it has been kept up since.
Tonight he is to tell her all about it, and
something more, ny janet; he will say
to her wha. | have so long wished TO
say TO you but could not until now that
know how true prophet my father
was, when he said tha. some day his
sons happiness would be in your hands.
Dear, | love you; do you care at all for
mc?"
Did she carer The trcmulous glad
ness i'll her eyes, the shy, sweet curvinc
of her lips, the nesting of her hand in
his, all told their tale; and when, an
hour later, they met Jessie and her lover,
l doubt if this whole world held four
beings happier than thcy. -Suturlay
Nigtt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

Society has The yellow fever. Not
tho scourgc, but an Unsuitable taste for
the color. The fancy has been raging
for some time and still the cry is more.
Palms arc displayed in windows, cor
ncrs and Railways, and in no, hing but
yellow iarlinicrc the beauty of the
color and foliage SO effectively brought
out. No cabinet is considcrc relieved
without bit Of yellow porcelain and IA
drop lamp or pedestal burner Of orange
china, with Trimmings of blackened
iron, IS the very acme of artistic taste.
Then there is the Kings blue candle
stick, with the candle of gildcl yellow
WAX, the graceful form after the Greek
IN mandarin ware. and how can on I'M
as;nc Il bunch Of mign3nc;te more 10.
etc than displayed in smoot bowl of
unicrslaz,d Yellow These craze col ,r.
lists, who are Nv unto themselves. r,
as Tar IS 10 worship Inc marigold, "that
molten thing of beauty" which the
florists were obliged to force and whic h
brings rs good return as the queen Of
flow Is, the rose. But think OF putting
yellow mari gods i'll aycllow bowl and
then say who dictates in chrom tics
lHiindelpAM Tt,ss.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
Deferred Homes.
Ono year ego. on budding bough

Ono year ago. on budding bough
Tho robin gayly singing,
The laughing stream, the budding flowers
Tho fine green grass blades springing,
Found m with Sorrow as my guost,
And Fear and Pain attendant;
had but tears whcrcwith to greet
Spring, and his rain resplenlont
But rs she closer cam, and bent
To mo with lips ali smiling,
| could hut lend willng ear
To accents so boguiling
Fear to ignoble souls" she cried.
Come let us laugh ut trouble;
Another year thy hopes shall $50
Fulfilled il measure double"
All mo! That year too swift has sped;
AS then the gras is sprinSing;
AS then the robins CHEEKY mote
From budding boush is ringing.
And Spring, hear her joyous voice
In far-or cadcnc, trilling,
lie" light foot passed my darlicncd door
Family my duh ear thrilling
Bat s. II grim Sorrow is my.gucst,
And Doubt AMI Fear attending
'ro!rr tie bitter Drumming cup
0f pain and caro- uncnding.
then here TO thec thou 80. stunt friend!
Thou dclr fnmiinr Sorrow,
This tcar-wct bread tosct..cr share
To-day and cen tomorrow
And after tina, the bitter end,
And thcn-tlic rest ctcrnall
D God forgive d weary soul
That ak, no joy supcrnal;
That only crave, surccGs of plin,
I'm fret, and strife, and weeping
What only longs for folded hands,
''io-,d eyes and drc'nlcss shopping.
.-.jUii" .Sch"yei ia i.,depcnIcn,.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

1t appears that the recent robbery OF
Paymastcr Imam b. hghwaymcn near
Solomcnvillc, in Arizona, has led to the
Inquiry whether greater prccaut ons
cannot be taken 20 prevent the rccur
rcncs Of such a performance. The ar
rest OF the greater part OF those con-
cernca in it has hown tina, thcy were
principally ca,ticmcn of the ncieh Dor
hood. Oac department commander has
ordered that hereafter every escort as.
signed to u Paymastcr shall be under
the command of commissioned Off.
cor
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

There arc said to be more miles OF
:nilway i'll the Australian Colonic, in
proportion to the population than in any
''hcr country in the world, with the
Jingle exception of the unitci States.
The total cost Of construction OF the
hustralas an railways is cstima,cl at
cS5, SOB, 2lo, the average cost per mile
Tor several years bcngabo go, lo2.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

The United States among all the IA,
lions stand alone asserts the New York
Commercial AdccHiscr, in making no
provision for II pcrs onncl large enough
20 man an efficient war flee, and in
acglccting to provide for the organiza-
lion and training of the coast defending
force absolutely re e sary for the pro.
lection of our commercial harbors.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
Deer aud Rattlesnake IN q Eta

Deer and RdtticSndEe tn Il Ffoht
A gentleman narrated to your CORE
spondcnt fight he witnessed some time
back near Cisco, Texas, between deer
and rattlcsnakc. lie saw the deer
some distance from him engaged in cut
ting up peculiar antics. lie could not
understand what it meant, but upon
creeping up near he heard tho
rattling OF the snake and understood
that fight to the finish was in progress.
lie waited and watched. The deer
would run forward, jump off The ground,
throw its four feet together and come
down with all its force in one place, then
bound from the ground MS if rubber
ba |, retreat, snort, rullle up its hair and
return, again to go thr- ugh the same
proceedings. This was kept up for
some minutes. In the mean time the
snake was pcrccptibly weakening.
Finally the deer cautiously approached
the snake, raised one foot and rawcd il
until satisfied the snake was dead. After
the battle was over and the deer gone,
the ground was found to be beaten
down, the grass destroyed, and the
snake paved almost to pieces. st. Loui,
Republic.