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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

City Health Officer Garrison, Inspec.
tor John Ryan and Policeman Jim Bell
yesterday visited the building known as
the Shot tower and another adjoining,
rart OF the old Smith brewery property,
In which about a score Of Italians are
lodged in quarters large enough to pro-
perIy accommodate not over six persons.
The premises were found 10 be indie
scribably filthy. Notice was served on
the agent OF the owners that tho houses
must DO properly cleaned to-day. Neigh
bors have complained, and from the
description given by pr. Garrison 1t is
no wonder.
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Q!re Sutflli9euter.
once ! NoS. as and ~ Fourteenth strrOt.
Now Advertisements.

For salO-Ono HlalOga Brood Marc.
$1,000 for Half Interest In MI Agency.
Louis LAskRrlg, Grcek-FOrcign Fruits,
For Sale or RCnt-HOuse-A. J, Stamon'
Spiritualism-G. II. brooks.
Fol Wedding or Anniversary GlitS-Chlna, &c
Ewing Bros
Wheeling WhCelmcn.
Wanted2GCncni AgOnls-The Union National
Gas Saving Co.
NOticO-lIost Certificates.
. i.ist OF Letters,
FoY sal0-One Boler-Bnndiass 4 LOOs.
Prof. q. ~. 8. wAlEer-5QQ Paintings.
Aurtian gale-W. II, Hhller
Pure Maple Syfup-U0nner u snedeEer
Just ReCeiYed-llOge & BRO,
Member Of l., A. W. Attention.
For Clnrlunatl-sleRnier Louis A, Shcrlcy.
New Gun Club-l, @. Dillon u GO,
Furniture and Carpcts-Frew Il Dertschy'
Religious NOllCCs-FOurih page.
MIA. gchWer,icBer & CO.-llafncsSi Saddles
page
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

In the Supreme Court OF Appeals Of
Charleston on Tuesday morning the fol-
lowing orders were made,
Parsons vs.. Riley, from Jackson
county, writ Of error and supersedeas
allowed. Bond $3.50.
MacCutoheon vs.. Ingraham, from Writ
county, opinion by English decree Of
Circuit Courtreversed and bill dismissed.
Golf vs.. Wilson, opinion by Snyder
writ Of mandamus refused and petition
dismissed.
The Court then took recess until A
o'clock .. IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

and the efficacy Of It's action haye rep-
dered tho famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Immensely pop
ular. II Cleanses and Tones up tho
Cloggcd aud ieyorish System, and dispels
Headaches, COLDS and Fevers. FOR sue
In 80 cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton =, Hess, R. b,
Burt and Q. Menkemeller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

Tbo usual monthly praise geEylce will
IN bSIi II IN tbe rirst Presbyterian church
to % evening, These services nave
been received With much favor during
the past month, Strangers In the city
md non.Church goersi and those who
have no particular connection with any
congregation arc cordially welcomed.
The pastors subject will DO Gods Ben.
edlclon." Precious hymns Will DO sung
b; the congregation, in addition 70 me
anthems, solos and ducts which Will DO
given by the excellent choir.
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About one o'clock yesterday afternoon
a child about three years old was found
at the corner Of Fourteenth and Market
streetg. It was taken for a girl at first,
hut turned out to DO q hoy. He could
not tell hls name or residence, and
played about the City Building very
contentedly all afternoon. Between 4
and 9 o'clock Squire Gillespie recognized
the wall as his brothers child, and he
was taken homo, though he left his new
play ground with apparent reluctance.
Che phlldls mother supposed no was
safe at relatiye'shouse and did not miss
him until late In the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

On Friday and Saturday we will offer
tic following great bargains In BLACK
Omhmefei a,-. ,o
inches Wide, at 800 a yard, reduced
from 600,
dbrpd from zoe.
former price S0c, ,
regular price 81 %,
The above prices are good only FRIDAY
and Saturday, sroNE q THohAs'
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7HB POINT RgARGVBD.
The Arbcnz Injunction against the W, &
u,R,R, 20,

The Arbenz Injunction against the W. &
H.R.R. 20.
A special term of the Circuit Court
was held in chambers yesterday
Judge PAUL. on the bench, to hear the
re.argument OF the John Arbenz iniunc'
ton against the Wheeling & Harrisburg
Railway Company, restraining it from
grading in Twentieth street. The point
In issue was whether the railway com
pany could be permitted to proceed to
grade upon filing bond for $4,000 to
cover possible damages to the ArbenZ
property. 1t will be remembered that
when Judge PAUL decided last Saturday
night to allow the grading to proceed on
filing such bond, he subsequently, de-
Cided to allow re.argument, and this
took place yesterday. Mr.. Hubbard ap'
peared for the railway company and Mr..
Russell for ArbenE. When the argu'
ment was finished the court took the pa
pers. 1t is supposed a decision will be
rendered soon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

TIE entertainment al Germanla Hall
on Saturday evening, March 10, by
Wedgewood Lodge, promises 10 DO n
grand success. Those who arc 10 take
part are from among tho best musical
talent In this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

1t glycs mo great pleasure to inform you tina.
your CuTIcuRA REMEDIES have maGO grca.
change Ia my child, | gave them iair trial.
used about four bottles OF CrTIcURA RGsoLyENr,
and three boxes CurlcurA, and IOnr cakes Curl.
CuRA Soar, aud The 10 now cured Of the DISEASE.
Nobody would take her to 10 the Same child.
JAMES DRlsCOE, lOl l., I'D st., New YurL.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Personal Gosslp-OId soldiers Funeral
Other News,

FeEeonAl uohhlp-blA nehNNNb NNNNf""
Other News,
VIII y, Thomas Is very sick,
Mis- LIzlo Jones Is quite sick with typhoid 70
yer,
Miss Lille Sharon, Of MI, Pleasant, Is visiting
friends here
Judge TSry,Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie road
The gus will be turned OF to-day at Up, IN. 10
repair the gas llne,
Yesterday work waS commenced on the Second
ward hose house on Filth street.
Mrs. n. +. Sheriff, Of CRdlE, Is the gue4l Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, II. W. smith,
Edward Laurence and John L. Hatch, OF NJ.
Pleasant, were In the city yesterday,
Mrs, John 7. Reed aud daughter returned
last evening from delightful visit al Alliance,
Mrs. l.. Mlnnehan Is on the sick list, Her
niece, Mn' King, OF Wellsburg, came down YES
-J.F, Mitchell, II. Burns, a. II, Fuller and G,
+, Mitchell, OF MI. Pleasant, were In town yes
terday.
For Reut-Tho two store rooms in the Parker
FlndlRy.
John Stewart, late engineer at the RiVenldo
steel works, has succeeded John finger " head
engineer on the steamer Climax.
stehOn,s Uncle Toms Cabin company had a
large audience last night, Tho bands in parade
yesterday made good appearance and music,
The company tWenty.EIx IN number, Is VI Tue
Haywood.
Last night tho cries Of police, polIcel at NIL
ler's pool room on Second street caused consider.
able excilemenS.. FIVE young men tried TO run
the pool room, Joe white, who Is paid for this
purpose, objected aud the five attacked him, but
they found him competent OF holding his own
rs well us good ball player. James Leonard,
one Of the gang, was arrested, The Others cs'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16
Had News Fro,n lie (jNS ileplop,

n. G. Baker, Secretary Of tho Findlay
Window Glass Company, In a recent In.
terYlew stated that the factories In that
bily aud IN the Indiana gas region were
running al a loss, and tlit humber Of
ii,S;.m had already thrown up Tie sponge.
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Tn. N,ss,s,,c;r,. II h. ttaftl,oIoms,s,

Bishop x Jain will LECTURE at ST, Joseph's
Cathedral on the above subject at s p. m.
tomorrow, Ushers will provide seats
for strangers. The subject Is interesting
and there will doubtless be large audi.
ence drawn by the public's desire 10
know the Chufch's position upon II.
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spRING AND SUMMER.

NO 0re IN receipt Of all the newest
VoMWOl,ins IN iYOOlGnS for mems wear,
N rs0,,!Is,In,, If sultlngs, PantalOOnlngs
So ..L snvsrcoSilurS, which We are pre-.
anu a0I yi ~ mike +, B In the best style an!
rS " " reasonable prices. Our GeRlS
Furnishings nre complete ahu p"'i'
spVC'ui liiu"''G q. HESS & SONS,
taOt A. lA1N Market Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

Do YOU suffer with habilual conStipa.
tlon or billonsness7 u 90, try thepleas.
ant iluit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold In 10 cent bottles
BY o, H. Goethe, w W, Irwin, W. f.
Williams, John Lauehlih, Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 %, Wholesale
agents ..-. ILL
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hNno breathps must ruiIer, and who
thinks must nourn,and he alone lsbleHs-
cd who knows that pain aud suffering
can 10 Cured by SlYation'Oil.
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ALrnouou we have heard persons re-.
mArk-"lt ls worth ils weight In gold"
still Df, Bulls Cough Syrup Ia 10 bo
had Al all drug sloreA Tor % cents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16
Cutieura Remedies

Spring Il tho time to cleanse tho skin, scalp, and
blood Of every impurily aud dISCaSc. 10 accom-
pllh this great work, no agency In medicine ID at
once 10 speedy, economical, and never falling al
tho CuTlcuRA REaEnIEs.
Cu7lcuRA, the great aEln curu, Instantly alaya
thunoaI agouIzlug itching, burning, md Inlumma
tlon, clears the skin and scalp Of Gru'a and scales
and rcrtorcs tho llaIr CuTlCuRA soar, the great
est Of skin beaailirs, Is Indispensable in treating
sLln disease and baby humou. It produres tho
whIcst, eearcSt skin and soflCst hands, free from
plmpc, spot, or beInI'h. cuT'cuRA REsoLvrST,
niAuPLES, bla0k.hrn,ls, rhappctl, rough, rcd, and
FIN Olly skin prevented BY CUTICUIlA Soar,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

Ihavo been troubled with a skin aud scalp DIS
case for seventeen years, Ny head at tines was
ono running sore, and my body was covered with
them as large no q half dollar Tried great many
remedies without effect until used tho CUTicuRA
REMEDIES, and un ihankfultO sIatolhaI after two
months Of their uso am entirely cured, IteOl II
my duty to you and the publIo to state the above
ease, l.. II. MCDOWELL, JamesburV, M
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WARRINGTON, d. O., March l5,-For
West Virginia aud Western pennsyl.
yanla, fair weather, stationary tcmpcra.
iute, followed In Ohio by light rain and
BouthpAslUrly Winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

WE have q few pair left Of women'l
aud Childreh's Shoes In broken lots,
which wo are Offering on our bargain
]. W. ANitE d Gu
.... ll43 Main street,
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IN, rwon,StSr IlcOord.

The thermometer Nt schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered rs follows!
a. a. i Es.............: H. :';' ....... 8!
"A Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures, "a WraihCf.-Falf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

TSSzANE STREET n. \. cHURCH-C. D,
m. and 100 p, N, Prayer meeting Sunday al
900 d. nj, and Wednesday Al 7iS0 p. m. oxford
League Monday Al 7iaO p, IN. Sunday School at
2n. N.
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the now blood purifier, Clcanscs tho blood Of
impurities aud poisonous elements, and thu, ~.
mOyr' the CAUSE. lIeaeu tho CurlcuRA ErxI
DlEs euro every species OF tnrturing, humlIhins,
itching, burning, scaly, aud plmply dscascs Of the
skin, scalp, aud blood, with loss Of hair, ard all
humorS, blOtehcs, c'uptloas, sorca, ,ealcs, ard
eru,tS, whether ample, seroiplous, or contagious.
Sold uvuTywhOro. priec, CuTiuuRA, &c.. sulr.
2ie,i REsoLyEST, el, Prepared by tho pmrEG
DRuG AND CnE,ncAL CORPORATION, Bo5,oa.
"a Send for How toCuno skin Dboaser." O.
pages, 90 Illustrations, md 100 testimonial.
phlV'C sElnandsnlp rpsoYclaul uealadcd
nhnI y by NnIItunA EnN.. AhanlnILlA lun..
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1'vE got II. what7 Why the best
thing yet, ''lIollO" Jane lIadIng Yelling
by the yard from 65c Up by oil dry goods
Rinrpa
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Religious Notices.


SwEsLEY N. Il. CIuRCil-Rey. D. l..
~ Ash, pastor. Preaching Of 1880 q. m.
and 100 p. 10. sabbath School at 2 p. IN. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday at 1tS0 2. m.
TAgT. MATTHEW'S p. Z. CifURCH-Cor
~ ner Fifteenth and ChAPllne streets
Rev. X, H. SwopO, DID,, rector. Services at 1880
a. IN. and 1880 i. m. Sunday School at 900 p. m.
T@UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, d. D., pastor. Ser.
vices At 1880 a, m, and 100 y, m. sabbath
School Rt2:O0 p. IN. Young peoples meeting at
SFouRTI STREET. n. Z, CHURCH.
~ Rev. q. W. CuGhlng, DID, pastor, Scr.
Gt2 p, N, Young peoples meeting Monday al
100 p N,
NFIRsT ENG. EVAN. LUTHERAN
~ CllURCH-Rey. X. II. D0rnblASOr, pas
TOT. Preaching at 1850 4. IN. aud 1880 p. m,
Sunday School at2p. m. Young Peoples meet
Ing alter evening service.
TNsEcoND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ Cor. Twentieth and Market streets, Rev.
VIM. II. Cooke, d. q, pastor. Services a. 1890 q,
N. and 400 2, m, Sunday School al a.. IN. Seats
SsTHoMsoN N. =, 0llURCH-Rey, 0.
a. m. in ibe EplICopal chapel, 0WibT % ihs 70.
pairs which arc being made on the church there
VIII DO no other services during The day.
TAZANE STREET n. 4. CnURCH-C. D,
~ QahAm, pastor. Preaching At 1880 d.
m, and 100 p. m, Prayer meeting Sunday al
900 q. M, and Wednesday Al 7lS0 p. m. oxford
League Monday Al 1857 IN, Sunday School al
y. u. .-.
TaRiRsT BAPTIST CnURCn-Cofner
~ Twelfth aud byron IifCelI-Rey A. b,
n. IN gabbath grhn6f Al nm n ~, fnsvissSSss
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am thankful TO say that have used the CrTI'
cuRA lIEMEpIEs for about eight months with grra'
success aud consider myself rnllrcly cured Of fall
rhculu, frOn waieh have suffered foe 'i1 years
tried anumbOr Of aedlcnrs md two Of the OC''
doctors IN tho country, LuI found nothing that
would effect cure until used your CuTlcuRA
REMEDIES. MRs. a. McCLAFLlS,
Moretlc, No,
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TSRiRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ M, p, A. Cunningham DID, pastor,
Preaching u i6l8DA M. and at S0p. M Preach.
lng ever evening" during he week IN Ihp
sion school al 2iO D. in'i Eighteenth street,
above Jacob
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Psoriasis 8 years, Head, arms, and breast
solid scab. Hack covered with sores
best doCtora aud InVdIrineS flll' Cured
by CutlCura Remedies ut u co't OF $40
Ibaye used tho CuTIruRA llEgrpIrs with the
bc., results, fused two bottles Of tho CCTlcrrA
REsoLyEXT, three boxes Of CuTlcrRA' mud one
cake Of CuTlcUGA Soar, aud Hm card Of ter
hble akin and scalp disease known a. p'oTla'l',
Ihad Tor eigh. yeurs 1t would get better aud
worse a. times. Sometimes my head would bO a
solid scab, aud was al tho time began The use oi
tho CuTicuRA REMEDIES, Ny arms were covered
with ssaba from my cIbows IOshuuldCr', my breast
was almost one solid scaO, pni my back covered
with sores varying In size from apenny to doll'r
l bod dOriorsd with all the beat doctors with no
relief, aaI used many dlficrcn! medicines without
effect, Ny case was hereditary, and began to
think nenraLle, but 1t began to heal from the rs'
application Of CpTruRA, ARCHER RUSSELL,
Dcshlcr, Ohio.
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soidby Aiidnnii,t. Oh, ti1 Tor y PfepaitdShly
y 0, HOOD = CO., Ap0,htcari.s, lowell, Mlaa'
100 Doses ono Dollar
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TSwEsLEY N. Is. CHuRCil-Rey. D. l..
~ Ash, pastor. Preaching at 1880 q. m.
and 100 p. 10. sabbath School al 2 .. IN. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday at 1880 %, m,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-24
DROWNED IN LAKE HURON.
Four Men and One Woman Lose Their
Lives

The steamer r. u. Ranuey collided with
the schooner NJ. +. Merrick of Pressure Isle
on the 18th inst, resulting in the sinking of
the schooner with the loss Of her crew eX-
cept the captain and one man. Following
are the names of the lost: Martin John
son of Detroit, mate; John Charlevoix of
Detroit, seaman; William Ours Of Ashta-
bula, seaman; Patrick Kanaly OF Clayton,
y. Y, seaman; Mrs. Cole of Clevelp nd,
cook The Merrick had cargo of about
400 tons of sand and was bound for Lake
Linden. The following is the story of the
disaster as told by the only survivor beside
the captain:
The Merrick had a cargo of furnace
sand and vs. bound from Port Austin 10
Portage. We left Port Austin with free
wind, the weather thick and smoky. When
about lJ miles of Pre- sque Isle at IL 80 a. IN.
Friday we heard three blasts from "A steam
er's whistle. About half an hour later the
mate ordered me TO put the wheel over and
let her come up into the wind ! then saw
the steamer about ID feet from US. She
struck US Just aft the forerigging. The
schooner sunk under her bow. The crew
on deck took 10 the rigging and went down
with the vessel. / was saved by being
picked up by yawl from the Ranney. The
captain was saved by line being thrown
TO him by the Ranney crew Mrs Cole,
the cook, stood aft, holding on the schoon-
er wheel, when the schooner sunk. Every
possible effort was made by the Ranney
crew 10 save us. The steamers engines
were backing when we came together. The
weather WAS so thick we could see only
short distance. think the schooner sunk
IN from twenty 10 thirty seconds after be-
ing struck She went down head first, our
main boom going over the Ranney bows
as she went down. We were blowing our
fog horn all the time giving proper sign lis,
which were understood by the steamer.
Three OF the crew were below when the
col.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-24
BIG FIRE AT HOWARD CITY.
Eleven Business Places and Fifteen
Dwellings Burned.

Howard City passed through on the 10th
inst the most Sc ere contagratioD by VIII CHI
! has ever been visited, surprising in eff
fects even the big fire of New Year 3 Eve,
lsS5, which wipel out the entire business
portion of tie town. The tire, while not
great in loss in the aggregate. is more keen
~ felt 70: the reason that The loss falls
largely on poor men who can lily stand the
misfortune.
a about - 30 flames were discovered in
the buiid ng occupied as a grocery with
living rooms on the second floor by Casper
Schmutt, who with his family had started
for "a day visit in the country but "a short
time be orc There was "A smart breeze
blowing al the time and in the absence Of
any fire protection the fan es were rapidly
communical ed To IL business buildings
and - dwellings. Grand Rapids was tele
graphed TO send an engine but such heroic
work was done by citizens with buckets
that the flames were got under rol and
the order was countermanded.
Ugly rumor Of incendiarism have been
circulated but are not credited.
The loss near as can be ascertained
amounts to ABOUT $4,000, with only par
tial insurance.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-24
Gpttysburp Dedication.

Gov. Luce has issued the following 10
the public i'm regard 10 the dedication of
Michig monuments at Gettysburg:
Two years ago the legislature appropriat-
ed 5000 for the purpose Of erecting mon
uments TO mark the places occupied on the
battlefield at GETTYSBURG by the First,
Third, Fourth. Filth. Seventh, Sixte nth
and Twenty fourth regiments of Michigan
infantry; the FIRST, Fifth, Sixth and
Sc enth cav Try; the Ninth, Battery l.,
Mich.g gan artillery; companies and * OF
the tirs regiment of United States sharp
shooters; and Company B, Second regi-
ment of Tn ted States sharpshooters,
known as Bcrdan sharpshoOters.
The monuments have been erected and
Wi b dedic tied according 10 the establi sh-
ed custom on June -. The present legisla-
ture has appropriated 5000, or so much
thereof as may be neces AIRY, TO be expend-
ed under the direction Of the Governor for
assisting in paying transpOr alton 10 the
sa d dedication at Gettysburg TO such sur
vivors OF the Michigan organizations as
were present nd partcip ltcd in the Battle
OF Gettysburg, and who now reside in tina
state 20 far "a p s.ioie, | desire 10 dis
tribute this appropriation 10 those who are
entitled 10 It's bene Is thr ugh regimcnttl
organizations. Where such do not exist,
members will report TO rue a. their earliest
possible couven eEce. with "a statement OF
the company and regiment IN which they
served, and with the further statement that
they par ic pat d in the battle, and will
devise the best possible way of extending
TO them the benefit of the uppropri ton.
Where organ cations exist. the distribu-
tion will be passed o Fer 10 the officers OF
the veteran or ani atoms, and such officers
will confer great favor on those most in.
terested, by writing 10 me at once the mum
Der entitled 10 the benefits Of the appropri
alton in their organizations.
] cannot even approximate the amount
that each w ii be entitled TO until some idea
OF the members is secured. Arrangements
have cen made for transportation at "a rate
Of one cent per mi e for a ! who desire "a
90 &C ii ems nd soldiers. The fare from
Lansing Tor the round trip viii be s2 o,
and from other points pIopOrtionately low
t'rOm Detroi a little less nd from Grand
Rapids "a httl more than this. In no case
will those who particip Nd in the b title
receive more than tel transportat on.
The appropriation IL ndned TO this.
Newspaper will confer favor upon the
veterans by publish ny this notice.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-24
RAPID TRANSFORMATION.
a Scheme TO Transport Passengers
and Ere ght at Lightning Speei.

new scheme OF transported on is 10 be
intro uced be wcen New York and BIOS on
whereby, II is said, rye pack gees OF mail
and even cars Contai ing pHsscn e = can re
weisked from one u. CO 10 ano her, Gis
tance of miles, in less Ia n 4n hour.
This would be ual TO speed o four mics
per minute. An pertinent with tie new
ma, hiht was held re entity in 5os ON in
the presence OF many scientists, including
Prof. y. r., Dolboar OF Tut cole G. who
announced that G W. tn roughly satisfied
wit the success OF the EN-.
The inventor, 10 n G.. w lhams, is
resident of New York. His machine con
sists OF a MAJ netc CIR nging from IL
single rail, wi ere il follows IA sire k Of
electricity. With on horse power il is
said that one ton can he thus traEspOrteI "a
distance Of 40 mics a day AZ a cost of D
cents. This IN mail matter wO Id repre-
sent some 2,csO,OJO letters and by this sys-
TEN packages of mail cou he sent OF
every five minutes ii nccessarv, thus pre-
venting large combinations. The s.ugle
track is 10 be carried on trI DDS some dis
I, nee above q q gro nj and tie cars viii
pass through colls OF Insulated wire 4 in
tervals.
In the experiments already IN de the r.
riaee exhibited was mounted n wooden
lack, on posts about three ( ct hi h, with
an ascent - * inches in 30 feet, and il
ran on one wheel at N end. TIE seen
titc principle nvo we'd il said 20 be hat by
which hollow coil of insul ted wire will
draw a magncJ and the aeri | I. ilway,
the car, pa ing through such "a coil, IS
of the current, which goes on TO the one
ahead