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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
WHEELING DAILY REGISTER FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1889

csrs no trading in beeyes: market duh at 515s
re per pound for natives; 415a515c for Texas
and rangers.
sheep. receipts $500 head marke. dull and
lowef; extremes for sheep 81 OOa5 80 per 100
pounds.
Hoss-Receipts 1900 head; market steady at
u 5Oa5 copper 100 pounds.
CINCINNATI. O., October 10. Hogs. easier: COM
mon and light e. 25a4 40; packing and butch
ers, 81 l0a4 80; receipts, 200 head; shipments,
l,l00 mead.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, O, October 5.-There was an &C.
tive movement during the week limit only
by the supply Of stock which was not equal 10
the demand. Everything sold readily at pretty
full prices
Quotations at the Union Stock Yard stable
were as follows: Driving horses Sl25a200; sad
die do sl25a200; draft 90 slS5a20O: street car
S9Oal20; Southern horses s50aS5 Mules, aged four
TO eight years, fife ana half n
sixteen hands Sl25al50 fifteen TO fifteen
and half hands, sll0al25 fourteen and
Il half to fifteen hands, s90all0; fourteen 10
fourteen and half hands, s69a9O
The following prices prevailed at the Fifth
street stables Driving and saddle horses sl25a
200; DART horses, medium, sl35al60; do heavy
sl60a2OO; streetcar horses s90a20 southern horses
s6Oa9O; plugs Sl5ai0. Mules four 10 eight years,
sixteen to sixteen and half hands, sli5al65; do
fifteen and half 10 sixteen hands, sl25al45; do
fifteen to fifteen and A half hands, sll5alZ5 do
fourteen and half 10 fifteen hands, s90AlI5; do
fourteen TO fourteen and half hands, S70aS0.
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srArEs-pull and steady.

RoADs-Fairly &C i've; sales ssl5.OOl -.
SrOCKs-rhe stock market opened strong a.
advances extending 10 3 per cent ana ai'el |.
slight improvement he HLol5 market gave HG1s
ana dropped throughout the forenoon, wa u
Atchiso reached the lowest price in It's hisIol!
and New Eugland It's loves. since July. AsluI
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mbrelin8 8e9l5tfr
6rarrIers' @aias.

A RRrvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
a EXPLANATION OF REFEEENCE MARKS: sDsily,
SUNDAY excepted. MONDAY excepted. sSun-
dav only. saturday excepted. saturday only.
IS Meridian. Nay ~. lss9. Wheeling time,
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wednesday. October 10, 1889,
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST tx
| } ecuted 10 the undersigned by Isaac snedeEer
and wife and Sarah z. surdfk er, dated tn tint
dav OF January. 1851, and rocor Cd IN DEED Of
Trust Book No N, page 800, records OF ohio
comfy. West Virg' IA / viii proceed % sell, -
the front door Of he Court House Of said county,
- u L. To-.
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Through tickets ana baggage checked " az
points.
For rates and other information, Addrcsl
FRED HU5KAkE. T.EV. PaH. Agt
wheeling. w. Va
W. RCBIESOE. 6sn1 Pas Agent
PGrfOnbuT v
WI. OSBORN. 3 7. A.. Porneroy. o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

STEAMER BELLAiRk.
Daily Trip. City Time-6.S5, So and uS5 g.
m. $50. f.l0 $50 p. N.
sunday Trips aud 10 g. n; l:So, $50 and $50
?. 10.
WHEELING AND Kim GROVE EAILROAD
w on and snss Moudsy, April %, 1883 trSlns
on Tho wheeling and Kim Grove k2ilrosd VII
run a. l0llCWs;
Ieave WheeIins. ILeaves wheeling Psrk
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PEwltOLEuM.

NEW YORK. October lO-Petroleum opened
stesdy a gsl%c, and after slight advances
in early dealings sagged off and closes at 9si4c
sales $50 900 barrels
OIL CITY, Pa, October lO-P- troloum opened
9SEc highest g9lEc, lowest 9skc; closed 9SAc.
Sales 1900 barrels. clearances, 10000 barrels
charters, more shipments, 260l barrels runf
80 l56.
PITTssURe, PA, October lO.-Petroleum, dull
but steady; opened 99c; closed $3.50; highest
99Ec; lowest $3.50.
BRADFORD, PA. October lO.-Pe;roleum opened
99c. closed 9SIc highest 99c; lowest 9S%ci
clearances AGO. 600 barrels.
TITuwILLE, PA, October lO.-Petroleum open.
ed 9s7sc; highest 99lEc; lowest $3.50; closed
9s14c.
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NEW YORK. October l0-Pig iron, firm; Amer
lean SIS GOALS 20. Copper, nominal att $40 -
Lead, steady at % 20 Tin, dull; s'raits so 10
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS:

MUNUA \ VIIUUEI \ I07I J
swrNE-The arrivals this week have been
ample fir the demand, and the qu7lily is fully
as good as last we K. Prices declined from = N
j. ce-tperlb We quote good hogs at 6habEc.
with most sales at G'sa6l5c per ID. net common
This week $40 head
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Leave the CITY at7.eo =. y. and run every hour,
except Church Train az 9:l5 p N. Leave Wheel
.ng Park a. 500 a. ~ and run every hour until
1000 p. 10. except Church Trains, which Will
leave he psrk al 9.i5 a. M, aud wheeling a.
i1l5 ard 3.l5 p. ~. q. hik-Chi
annerlnlendeni.
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GINSENG.
WHEELING, TUESDAY. October s.

WHEELING, IL EsDAf OCloDtI o.
The market continues strong with no change
In o ices, which are as follows Choice Ohio
and Pennsy yania g. 5Oa2 IS; per ponnd; West
Virginia and Maryland, 81 S5a2 u.s.
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NITISBURG, OINOINNATI AND ~.

sLIIlbBUkG, UINUINNAII AND IT
4 LOUIS RAILWAY CO.,
Pan Handle kou'e Uldgr tunsduls IN gdeC
May 10Th, 1881, trains leeTe wheeling, Oenra
standard Tins: For stsubenvills, Ftpburgh ard
ths Rast SO a. m, i2.f5 ,. n, so ,. m, and
$40 %. m. For Columbus Indianapolis, OinciE.
uau aud g. Louis $40 and $50 p. M. For O0luu.
6rs aud Chicago, l9,i5 ?. m. rrainE arrive al
Wheeling At $50 Q. n. 1000 n. 2tb y. m, and
$40 p m Trains leaving A. GO a. m, and ar
irving at $40 p. m, run solid between Wheeling
and PltUhurR All trains daily eIcspt sunday.
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nIMPLEs, hlack-heads, red, rough chapped and
rim oily ssin prevented by CUucuRA soar.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money al 1ea6 Per Cent-Governmen''
Dali and steady-Stooks LowIs-klou'
Firm-Whsat Higher.

NEw YORK. October l0-Money on call easie
at 5lSa6 per cent: last loan al per cent. close.
offered al par cent: prime mercantile paPel
5a6 per cent; sterling exchange quiet at 4s-34'
4S6i4.
GOvESSMENrs-Dul and steady.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Tine Table taking eject May %, 1853. Ftt
sengeT trains wall run A. folloUs-Csntrai Time.
All trains daily except thosc marked tlnft
which do not run on sunday
SOUTH BOUND. tNo.7+iNo. biNoNfis7
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO R. R.

fSaEA A1AOAsA aANO OAAAO - -
Eastern tine. n9 sss.,Ss Of Trains at Wheeling
MAIN LINE Vast '
For Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA ana ~ -.
1855 & m, $40 and 1850 p. m, daily ana 30 =
H. Except Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 q. N. daily,
/ Except Sunday.
MOundsyille Accommodation, SIS e. N. and
1901 and 6:l0 p. m, Except sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
9:05 a. n. and 1890 p. m. and 100 y. m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p. m, TX
cent Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1870 P. m, daily.
MoundsVille Accommodation, f:l5 4. m. and
lao and $40 p N, Except sunday.
TRAYs-uRIO DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and $50 a. N. and $40 ard
Cincinnati Express, $50 a. m. and ilIS ?. m,
Columbus Accommodation, go p. m. Except
81. Ciairville Accommodation. go a. N. and
DO and $50 p. m, Except Sunday
ARRIVE.
Chiesso Express l2;a5 a. m $50 and $50 a n.
Cincinnati Express, i5S II. and $40 p. n.
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, ioiO a. m,
cept Sunday.
ST. Granville Accommodation 1910 a. n. ant
i:l0 and Sis p. m, Except sunday.
w.P. 4 b. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, 500 and rs a m, daily,
Except Sunday, and 6:l0p m, daily.
Washington Accommodation, $50 p. m, III
ceprsunday
Pittsburg Excursion, 100 p. m, sunday only
ARRIvE
From PiitsburR $50 a m. daily. 1870 p. m,
Except Sunday, SIS and Il:l0 p. n, daily.
Washington Accommodation, 90 A. m, daily,
Except Sunday.
Pittsburg Excursion Train. li:6O a m, sunday
only CHAS. o. sCULI.
myll General Passenger Agent.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE or TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made 10 ne as Trustee. by K. ;. Taylor, and
in la A. TAYLOR. his II G. the one dated Septem
ber !. 1857 and recorded IN the Office OF the Clerk
OF the County court of Ohio County, West Viz
eina, in Deed Of Trust Book % page Is, and the
other dated July D, 1855 and recorded IN the
Yce Of the CLERK Of the County Court Of OHIO
County. West Virginia in Deed Of rGst Book
Il, page 236, will sell at publ C auction, on
wednesday. October rs, 1889,
commencing vt l0O'clOck a. m. atthe north front
door OF the Court House Of Ohio County, IN the
CityOf Wheeling. tn following property 70 wit.
Lot numbered six 90 In square numbered one %
OF Carroll aud Bater's ADDITION 10 said city OF
Wheeling, ard situated on the east side OF Nc
Ioloch street in sid city, together Nth all the
buildings and appuuensnces situate thereon or
belonging thereto, being the same property con
veyed 10 Robert :. Taylor by Rudolph A. Linde
miith and wife, by deed dated sep ember !. iosl
TERMS or SALE -One-thifd cash or 10 much
moe a. the purcha.er my elect "a pay, and the
balance I'm one and two years, with interest from
the day Of tale, the purchaser 10 gi'e his notes
with GOOD security, FOR. the deferred payments
aud the legal title 10 be retained ~ further Ne
cuTity
selling As Trustee, will convey only such title
a. Is vested in me by said deeds
EJGAR T. BOYD, Trustee.
VII HALLER. AuCtioneer sepl6e2dsq
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Cured hY Cuticura

am cured OF loatns)me disease, eczema, IN
its worst stage ] tried different doctors and
been through the hospital, but all 20 Purpose
The d sease covered my whole body from the
top of my hesd IN the soles OF my feet My hair
ali came out leaving me complete raw sore
After trying every hi | heard Of your CUIIcU-
RA REMEDIES and after using three bottles Of
tUUCURA REsoLvEST. with CUTIcuRA and CUrI-
CuRA SOAR. l find myself ourei at the cost OF
about S. would not be without the tUTIcUBA
REMEDIES in my house as l find tnem useiul in
many cases, and think they are the only skin
nd hind rnpdicianS
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Skins ON Fire

itching. burning. and
bIeediug Fer ma I'm its worst stages.
A raw sore from head 10 feet. HAIR
gone. Doctors ana hospitals fail.
fried everything. Cured by the Gu
ffcura Remedies for SO.
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X ANAwHA q OHIO RAIL
lA WAY

fRoHr. W. KELLEY, Receiver
(KansWha short Lin0l Schedule IN eject Fob.
ruAry 81 1859 Subject 70 change without notice. }
Trains leave Wheeling l0SOA m via Ohio River
r r., arrive Charleston $50 p. m. Leave
Charleston 6.l5 a m, arrive wheeling Z .th p. m.
via o X H.. K Leave Charleston l2.Sl ,. N.
arrive Wheeling 8:b5 p. m. via Columbus ard
pan. Handle, daily except sunday. "Dontnl
Standard Time" Sundays. only trains leave
Charleston 500 a. m, arrive wheeling Z 80 p. m.
Wis o. X. r. X.
GEO. J. ERHLICH g p. A.
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IsAACH. GERMAN, Wurtsborro, y.
n..s.- ...I Us.t.Eu.-

The new Blood Purifier and purest snd best OF
Humor Cures internally and CUricURA, the
great skin Cure. and CuTIcuRA SOAR, an eN-
Gui,ite -kin Beutifer, ext Tnaly, instantly re-
| lieve and speedily and permanently cure the
most agonizlng, itching 'rnirg, bleeding
| scalv. crusted aud pimply diseases NJ d humors
of the skin, sc Up and blood, with los OF hair
| fiOm pimples to scrofula.
sold everywhere. Price, CuIlcuRA, See; SOAP
25e.: K, SOLVENT, 81 90. Pre- sred BY the POTTER
| DRUG AND HEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
| HyJ-Seni for " O. ow TO Cure skin Diseases, o.
/ nag,s "a fllusfrations and 100 te-timunis Is
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-21
THE OWLS CHRISTMAS.
sY LunAIss.

There was An old owl. and he lived in .
A Christmas troe, II you please;
And seven small owlets hts children were,
Nimbio and merry - bees
lsnt very complaining and gruif were they
The day that came Just before Christmas
For Dsss; oos gin II you please.
"Huhp and "Haw and Humphi. they
IA nice .tsss ot things, Il you plssse.
N3t m,s e present not bit of fun,
Papa. wake upi What Of Christmas Dayi
Can't we 20 out and have play
Under the Christmas treesi"
Father he bllnkod, but he chuckied out
Then got out his pocket knife keen,
And whitfield seven pairs Of tiny skates,
!. The tiniest ever seen.
win holly leaves he tied them secure,
And rolled up seven tippen Of snow soft
And put them on. II you please.
He gave each for cane an icicie long,
And took them all sdown 10 the lake;
Where the leo WAS smooth, and CLASSY, and
Nc danger that Il would break
Ana said, You can skate, and run, and
dance,
And tumble, play tag. and stumble, and
prance,
All day and all night II you piease.'
So that was their Christmas Snug In bed,
And awfuIly tired that night
Tho owiets slept, and never woke up
I'LL Morning. but woke in alright
What do you thinxf The tree MS cut down
Without waking an owl and carted to town,
And set up IN house, II you please
There II was lighted and trimmed and be-
decked,
And the nest at the top Of the tree;
Presents below and merry crowd
4 Laughing ana romping with elee,
And there Mr.. Owl and his family werc
kept.
And petted and fed till the children slept,
Then out To the home grove they sli were
swept.
And that was their Christmas Day.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-21
No. 20.
APPLICATION FOR 4 PATENT.
Q. 5. LAND OFFICE,

Isl ~. .. LAND OFr1GE. 4
PaEscorT. ARIZONA, Nov. 9th, lss9'
Notice Is hereby given, that Wm. T.
Dodge and u. Willis James by their attor
ney In fact whose postoi1lce address i,
Prescott Ariz-, has this day filed his appIi
cation for patent for fifteen hund red Inca,
feet OF the Antier mine or vein, bearing
copper. gold and silver with surface ground
SIX hundred feet In width, situated In Cedar
Valley Mining District, County OF Mohave
and Territory OF Arizona and Designated
ny tho Held notcs aud Official plat on fle ia
thts ONCE as Lot Number n A, The en-
terror boundaries Of said Lot No. A. A. bo
Beeinnlns At Initial Mon. at southerly
|. NJ. A. No. 1, u. s. Min. Mon IN. ? hear
Gdcg.. i5 min. f.. sys3 Nset Thence N
y deg, W. 300 feet ~ sahd stone marked A.
NO. Z. Theuca Y. 10 deg, Il. l.5DD feet n
granite atone marked A. No 3. Thence =.
ucg, 4, 800 feet TO northerly end center OF
s,aiin anu 10 granite bowider marked A.
go go :. Thence $. u deg, t. lsamc co-rseJ
~ ~ ieet 10 granite stone marked A. No. b.
Thence $, l9deg., w, 1890 fec, 70 sand stons
marked a. No. 6 Ttfcnce N. n deg. w ssI
feet TO Mon. L M. "A. No. 1, place OF oegin.
hing, containing ~ G6l00 acres Magnetic
Var. Is deg Il.
Notice Is likewise given that the above
Claimants through their attorney have also
tnls gay MED their application for patent
ior !ne Antler Mill Sta Claim containing
~ lu acres, taken ia conncctios, with the
ABOVE described Antler Mining Claim. stu
ste ~ Cedar Valley Mining District, Mo.
naVs Ccunty, Arizona and designated BY
sso held notes and Official plat on file la this
euice az Lot No. ~ b., and described as fol
DWs 10 wit: Beginning at Initial Mon at
Southeriy corner OF claim where is marked
y ana i. NJ. A. 5. No. | on top OF granite
bowider. U. s. Min. Mon. No . bears N.
~ deg, 45 min. w. 2,5i0 feet
Initial Mon. Antler Mining Claim, slate
stone ]. M. A. No. bears s. "a deg. w.
800 feet Thence N. 45 deg, ". 46f feet
Thence y. !5 deg, +. 466 feet TO granite
deg, Z. s6I feet 70 granite bowldcr marked
feet to Mon. T. NJ. A. M. s. No. |. place OF
beginning, Magnetic Var. Is deg. East,
The location OF the above mine Il record.
ed In the Recorders ofiice Of Mohave Cosp.
ty in Book ID o; Mines The adjoining
claimants are the same with the Spuyten
Duyvii Mine on tue South.
The location OF the above Mil Site il re
corded In the Recorders ofice OF Mobaye
county in Book l, of Miscellaneous Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portions Of said Antler Mine or Autler
Mill Site or surface ground are required 10
file their adverse claims with the register oil
the United States Land Once at PRESCOTT
In the Territory OF Arizona, during the sis
ty days period OF publication hereof or they
viii be barred by virtue OF the provisions OF
the statute T. BURGESS, Register.
3tlO
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-21
s,,ltti,r q diamond.

The diamond has a grain or cleavage
plane. the same as most minerals or
crystalline substances, and hence 1t IL
possible to split or divide one into two
or more parts. Sometimes large
piece is removed at once from a gem
by splitting. but 1t Is a process attend
ed with much risk.
The Memphis Scimiter tells how TO
accomplish this matter. The stone 10
carefully studied and its line OF cieav-
age ascertained; it Is placed In hard
cement In the proper position. and the
sharp edge OF steel chisel resembling
a razor is carefully adjusted SO that the
division will be at the points desired,
and q smart rap with a hammer is
given it. Perhaps no more costly blow
may be struck in any mechanical work
than this, for in manipulating a largo
diamond. II 1t Is unskillfully given, o
gem OF several thousand dollars value
may be spoiled.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-21
No. 2e7
APPLICATION FOR APATENT.
pnyscorr. An,zo,.' Nov. 9th. iss9.

". .. LAND I
PEEscorr, Aazosa, Nov. 9th, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given. that VIM. f.
Dodge and ID. Willis James by their
address IL Prescott, Arizona, has this
day fled his application for patent for
Fifteen Hundred linear feet Of the Copper
" orld mine or vein bearing Copper, Gold
and Silver with surface ground Six Hun.
dred feet in width, situated In Cedar Valley
Mining District, County of Mohsve and
territory Of Arizona and designated BY the
field notes and Official plat on file In this
Office as Lot Number AZ. The exterior
boundaries Of said Lot No. ~ being as fol
lows Beginning At Initial Mon at center
westerly end OF claim and !. NJ. Q. w. No.
Mon. No 9 bears s. 81 degrees "A minutes
w. ss95 feet Thence N. 30 degrees w. 3p
feet 10 Slate Stone marked y. w. No. z
Thence ". 81 degrees f.. 1860 feet TO sand
stone marked G. w. No. B. Thence $. w
degrees 4. 800 feet TO easterly end center OF
claim and TO sand stone marked e. w. NO.
.. Thence s. 80 degrees 4. (same coursel
end face Of granite ledge. Thence s. 81
degrees w. 1900 feet TO Z and q. w. No Q
Thence n. 80 degrees w. 80 feet TO Mon I.
VI. c. w. No. place Of beginning, contain
Ing 20 6slo0 acres. Magnetic variation u
degrees East.
The Location OF this mine IL recorded in
the Recorders Once Of M0have County In
Book l. OF Mines.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Copper World Mine or
surface ground are required 10 file their ad
verse claims with the Register Of the United
States Land Off'ce at Prescott, in the Terri
tory Of Arizona during the sixty days period
Of publication hereof, or they will be barred
by virtue OF the provisions OF the Statute.
T.. BURGESS,
10 Register,
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-21
THE AMERICAN HOME.
tits a Wonderful Affair. When Con
trasted With Foreign Homes.

tits Wonderful Affair. When Con-
trasted With Foreign Homes.
Nothing strikes an observing Ameri-
can upon his first visit TO Europe with
greater force than the lack OF those
convenicnces In the dwellings OF even
the wealthiest classes which in his
own country are considered indispens-
able necessities. We are quick TO
seize upon the latest discoveries in
science and the arts which can In any
way render our homes more attrac-
tive. or the cares OF housekeeping less
burdensome. while the more conserva-
tive Europeans are content TO live as
their fathers did before them. and
would consider II sacrilegions ex-
travagance 70 tear up the floors or
walls Of their dwellings for the pur-
pose OF introducing steam or water
pipes. The climate of England Is
damp and cold. the almost uni
versal way Of warming is by open fire.
places OF soft coal. which usually de-
vclop much more smoke than heat.
Hot air or steam furnaces are practi-
cally unknown. and the only means OF
heating railway carriages Is by cans OF
hot water placed upon the floor. Under
favorable circumstances. these will
sometimes prevent the soles OF ones
feet from freezing but their influence
rarely extends.
A modern American house. with all
the recent improvements. Is u most
wonderful affair. and an inspection
while being constructed gives one q
good idea OF the extent 10 which the
arts and sciences are applied to minis
ter toour comfort The space between
the walls is crowded with tubes End
pipes OF every description. Steam,
gas, hot and cold water are carried TO
all parts Of the building, speaking
tubes and yentllating shafts are con-
nected with every room, while great
cables OF insulated wire as large as a
ships hawser illustrate the manifold
uses to which electricity may be put.
Call bells. automatic gas lighting and
incandescent lamps are only few OF
these applications, and the day is not
far distant when some simple form OF
electric motor to run the sewing ma
chine and furnish a supply Of power
for many other purposes will be found
in every first-class dwelling. As re-
CARDS sanitary and drainage arrange
ments. their construction has become
a science in itself. Take IL altogether
the American householder has no
cause 70 regret his lot. A recent
writer has said that in some things we
are measurably behind the Europeans.
but in many things we are immeasura-
bly, ahead OF them. and in no respect Is
this more true than In our domestic
arrangements. 1t may be safely said
that there is not royal palace In all
Great Britain or Europe which is as
luxurious, or even as comfortable as
the house OF the average American oi
moderate means. and In no country in
the world is the greatest blessing of
life-a happy and comfortable home
so readily within the reach Of alias
in our own nd.-Popular Scientific
News
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-21
An I.sursses Clerks Good Fortune.

Hartford Comm Times, November u. ]
II isn't often that young clerk still in
his teens has SIS, 600 placed in his hands to
do with as he pleases, and TO use as his
fancy may dictate: yet this was little
event that occurred last week to Roe Grant,
. young man who lives on Vine street with
his parents and who is employed in the Of
fees Of the Hartford Life and Annuity Ir.
surance Company in this city. Young
Grant held one-twentieth OF ticket 81, s56,
which drew the first capital prize Of e30D, coo
In the drawing OF The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company on tho l5tn OF October. The
lucky young man was questioned by O news
paper man and he emphatically denied hav-
Ing won the $4,000, bat expressed himself
as being willing 10 receive such sum.
Since the interview the newspaper man has
learned that Grant did receive the money
that 1t was paid to MIN by the manager Of
the Adams Express Company In this city,
and that two supernumerary policemen
guarded the house the night the money was
kept therein. All thus was done without
the knowledge Of Grants parents, bui
when they, too, found out how fortunate
the son had been, immediate efforts were
made to suppress its publication.
Mohave County miner., 1889-12-21
E. J. GOODMAN.
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