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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
BOND AND ALYNcHBURo SHERIFF.
summoned to Baltimorc-Thc Anti-fla-
hone Club-I;ailroad Accident.
fSuecial telegram 10 the Dlspe'chl

TYNcvprnG. Va. September 11.-City-
Sergeant Dav has again been summoned
to Baltimore 90 appear before Judge Bond
IN the United State Court in the case of
l.. O. Shaner, who offered coupons in pay
ment for fines assessed AGAINST him m 'he
city and county courts. The coupons
were refused when rendered, and Judge
Bond summoned the parties some time
AGO 10 appear and afterwards postponed
the hearing until Tomorrow. ,,
me nuti- Malone colorcd club is called
to meet tomorrow night. and it is autlcl-
nated the Malone negroes intend to break
M the meeting. If they attempt 1t trou-
Die IS apt 10 olsuc.
Five cars ON the east-houud freight tram
on the Richmond md Allegheny railroad
broke loose a. Gilmore last night an,!
were thrown from the track and wrecked.
The track was bloclIaded SIX hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12

DO. quqlIiy Of crYTLENEY's FIVE pLEArEn

DC. qualiiy Of GENTLENEN'S FINE PLEATEn-
BOSOM SHIRTS now 2J, apiece:
TUREEI-BED TABLE DAMtsK, tho usual SOC.
quality, we hayot inrcuaGnts Of Be e yard.
We make business o, buying bargains, aud
n you will como ana inspect o.r superb stock Of
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR you VIII realize
tho truth Of our assertion. We are actually SELL
ing LADIES' CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN IN
DERWEAI; for iess than cost % Manufacture.
We soil CUEMlSE AID DRAWERS az -5c
apiece and upwnris; SKIRTS a. 800. apiece nnd
upwards. and cows al Isr. apiece nud up
wards. These gools Wo guarantee 90 Doe made
o. superior muslin and DO workmanship tho
very best New goods arriving daily.
30 pair 90 c worth ti51;
~ rllr ~ $50 worth ,;
40 uair az s2.Il worth %.
~ air a. g. worth $50;
CURTAIN-pOLEs. siih brass trimmings COM
pete. Ole;
l.J0J yards Of REMNANTS or BLEACHRD COT
Ton, equal 60 trui,-ot-ihc-Loom at - C. a
yart;
Is pieces OF PRINCESS CASHMERE. quito a
novelty IN dress fabrics. rich and elegant
patterns. only l2lsc. yard;
REMNANTS OF FINE SATlN-CHECKED Nus
LIN ~ So. really worth J.! 70;
Beautiful FALL SATIN rs. in the newest de-
signs, only l29c. yard,
OUTING-ClorHs. in the new dark c0lorurs. AZ
l2jsc yard;
Held G. THaHimcT,
so Io-rusm oo9BRoAD STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
SKIN CANCEE.

Several years a-o WIS called 70 Gee colorcd
woman WHO had amalccont form Of cancer on
her foot. The cancer crcw wore under the pre-.
scnbol treatment, and tle toes and oncsidc Of
the foot were at Length eaten entirely away. Tho
pa,lcu, could not Lave survived much longer,
bat ] commenced the use Of swift's Specific,
and +, curcl her sound We'll Tint was t-roe
years ago, and there JAS been 10 return Of tha
disease. regard Svlft's Specific most cycd-
lent medicine for blood diseases, as ITS tendency
il 10 drive ont The poison
MatAcniIc. Miss WV. +. STAGE, ND.
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4 FTON HOUSE.

~
ALTON. August g, 1850
The exaggerated ruWoTs circulating a. 10
sickness az Alton lote require that I. az tho A.
tending physician, shJlld make a statement n
order g. dIsabu-o the public mind OF erroneous
impressions. All also protect the house rs Tar as
possible from prcsont aud future damage.
There Il IN my opinion no location In mo
Piedmont section more healthy than Alton, AMI
whore tAere Is more care ~ 90 tho sanitary con-
CiuO.. have mover known an epidemic o. any
disease At TIE place. Two cases u fever o..
CURED ina July in the family OF James K. Good
lOe the propr.etO-, bat wore NOS D. local origin.
Tho FOYER wos cOntraetol from negro who came
here from some plDlc ~or6s Tie two cases
are now canvaicscout ana no other cases have
occurred aud NOT likely 90 occur. Generally per-
sons coming here with durable diseases improve
rapidly and moro especially Is II Tie case With
children.
ieel confident that persons wishing & yislt
the place non or hereafter VII hot be- any moro
liable 10 sickness than 10 other places.
WILLIAM /. WILLIAMS, H. d.
Board for tho month Of September s3j per
month, or 81 per day. j. Il. GOODLOE
AL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12

Come, now, Mr.. UMsTEtD, read what ex-
Congressman YosT's paper says Of Ma
HOMES want Of education and quit contra
dieting it. We quote it once more:
a thoroughly uneducatcd man, al
though has mind is clear and able. he car
not write English or any other language
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
NTAUpIN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOO
" ELLiDOII CIV. .Iu.
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY,

; , BOW l-F'f FNf-Ntst b N-
SESSION. SEPTEMBER 18Th 10 JlHE 18TH.
BOARD And TUITION. WITHOUT LAlkAs,
fi75
For catalogue, with ilu Information oli t.~.l-
rorfal. from d.. curry. Llru.snHnf-C Or
Nnryo, Llrutons Macy. Al'urn j.
General lcld. sup -r.utanieuf, tGarar ard i,l.
CuatEu. lr. John =. broad ils, Pr.. r-7Ir aries
University ami college professors ans esp,-
claiiy iron ps' r1l- nf te past .-sior. Apply %
JOHN HART. 81. 4. a. Dis. Of Va.
au 21-eodtrcfj frnflpaL
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THALHIMER Bros.
EARLY FALL BARGAINS !
TFe are a1iead of all others IN snoring up some
I0rely styles Of Dress Goods for rail-
and Winter CeGr.

show you
yein Sat variety p
sTasa ng ono cans e hem 0y01
n
our ss yo1 .
ofealhal 1sjmo .n4I 1s
err sf
Also, uneo
Will hFel on
GNDFgWEAR for a and Ters
ryrn spe nnng wild 10 weuto
ooureo K { n w1ntof b a IS To-
ew lueO rn IS . n
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Reading notices IN reading matter type, I'VE
lines or less. 81 in nonparcll loaded, &c.
Gard Of rates for moro space furnished on APP
VlicAnon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12

fTlHERE WILL BE A CALLED
J. meeting Of the VIRGINIA TRoTTISG-
HORSE bRtkDEiiN' ASSOCIATION on FRIDAY,
September 18th. az r. H., at The Exchange
HcseL All parties Interested In tue uottns-
horse are especially requested 20 attend. tho Oh
1seg being % decide whether or not a tsotting
meeting snail be- held IA Richnood this fniL
By order VI the President. IL. &. CnANBLls
W. j. CAkrkk.
~ S.at shcratafs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12

cnyCER. OF TIE TONGUE.

For three or four years lid an eating sore 10
10y tongue that made o. considerable hole iA d.
Ibccafnc alarmed az ia progress, and went TO
,Intta for treatment. The result was that l
...-,-nccd tire use OF Swif,'s Specific, AID tie
s.. 70 was soon conc. without trace 81 j. lcit
Tlonast0u, Ga, Mar. II. 3d. a. LLNis.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
--rfs-- '-.-r,0'c Co.. Drawer :. Atlanta, Ga.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY TIE DISPATCH COMPANY

Tho DAILY DISPATCH Il delivered 20 sub
scribers at FIFTrSS CENTS por week. payable TO
the carrier weekly. Mailed as IS per ann1m;
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Tho srwt.wRgKIY DISPATCH As$2 per an
mum. or 81 for sz months
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH At per ananrn.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH At $3.50 per annun,
er7Sc. for elk months.
Subscription in all cases payable In advance,
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Subscribers wishing their posi-oiicc changed
must give ,hcir old as vol rs their new post
ofice sample copies FREQ.
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All letters ard kilograms mus, bo addressed
toTHg DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not bc 70
turned.
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aUMwER RESORTS.

- REEN W ID HOTEL AND
~ SPRINGS, on the eastern slope 0f tho Blue
Ridge. fifteen hundred feet above sea level
Strong iron springs. Board fc- month OF Sep
tembsr, {2J and IS per IA, NH OF a per dag.
30 4-lw A. c. BRUCE, Prop rector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
h RICHMOND, W.

The next session OPENS SEPTEMBER Ism,
oul continues u.co m1uiA- lue College COM
prsc@ eight independent schools. clniurted ~
gre samo uuu Dsc o. professors aul b. tho
roughly equipped Tor disp~nairgg thorough and
extensive course 0i inftru. luu. and Tor securing
tlo comfort. convenience ami Aoalth u l.s stu
denis.
Expenses Of nonresident student for ihe
ssss ION $3.50. u a re 8licat atu,ont about $50
FOR catalogues giving detailed Information al
croas h. PURi EAR.
Chairman q tab Faculty.
Catalogues may also b3 Obt1ined 20 he book
stores OF ihisclty. IS Ill n. SAL iut>olJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
MEETINGS.

4 STATED COMMUNICATION a.
~ or METROPOLITAN Lodge, Nc II, M
=. T. and A. Mas0ns. will be held al their
lodgc-rOOm in ~. Adams Han, Third and Main
btro0,s. Tiii> Ohurscay) ENESlNG. september
l2th, az 80 OciOck. All Master MssOD5 IN good
standing are invited 10 attend
By order Of tho Morshipiul Mastor.
80 l2-lt ;. h. JACOBS, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12

MOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
vi SPRINGS over kockhsh Gap Blue Ridgo
mouulGiLs. 1890 feet abOgo the level Of he sea.
Fine views. delightful sumner resort cheap
board. strong iron springs. Many attractions 10
tho invalid. pleasuro-sesker, and families. OF
easy access. Address MessI& MASSlE Y CO.,
Alton, Va. a. 3)-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
NAUOUIER INSTITUTE FOR

Il 4 I Q y ] u 4 INSTITUTE FOR
a YOUNG LADIES, WAhKEHl OK, VA. opens
twonty-ulnin session sErrENSGk le. 1870, situ-
hted IN tho Piedmont region Of Filgiaia, lily-ave
miios from Washington on no Richmond and
Danyilla railroad. FOR catalogue address
GEORGE O. BCTLER, A. H., PriaclpaL
~ 9-eOt3m
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EXCURSEOSs, &c.
DEATS THEM ALL.
ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP. NO TINE LOST
FROM BUSINESS.
GRAND EXCURSION
ExCURSfOHS. &c.

FROM BUSINESS.
GRAND EXCURSION
SATURDAY NIGHT. sErTEMgER a. 1859,
to old Point aud Norfolk, On tie elegant aud
spacious steamer Ariel
MOONLIGHT on THE JAMES.
Look at this schedule: Leaves Richmond Sat
u~lay, SElrRMagR I4tn. a. 20 OclOcs sharp,
arrives at Ola Point at \. VI. and Norfolk al
a. n. Leaves Norfolk sunday nt 4 T. VI. and
Od Point at =. NJ Arrives as Richmond at
" O'Clock sunday night I.cketS also GOOD fC
return The following Tuesday, sErTgNBRR l1th
Ample time sunday % visit Virginia Beach, Ocean
View Hampton, Soldiers Homo. &c Ladies'
saloon reserved for them exclusively. Elegant
meals ana refreshments GA steamer Ariel
Beals thom ALL We so, RAtN OK SHINE
Sc s VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
RAND EXCURSION By THE
N wei!-known OLD BOYS 70 WASHINGTON
SEPTEMBf 4 IS. 1s-9, az 1880 O'Clock riG Rich
moud. fredericks burg nad Potomac railroad "a
QuantlcO and tho elegant steamer ArgOWsmltl
from QuGn.!co TO Washington on tho Potomac
Fare for the round trip, &. Good accommoda-
tons for white people. Go with tho Old Boys.
Re 6-td
INCLUSION TO WASHINGTON
POTOMAC RAILROAD TO UANlICO-FROM
QUANTlCO 10 WASHINGTON BX STEAMER
I. v AFRO NSMIplt-Irain loaves Elbs station
MONDAY MORNING. September ga. at 5
O'CLOCK. Returning, leaves asningiou Is
DAY tho 2lth al 3 Z. NJ. from seveuth-stroet
delightful ride on the Potomac river ~ day
light 10 view the noted places.
Round u1p. a. from Ashland and return, $l.JO.
Soc small bills and posters Tor particulars.
CLASH. MCDOWELL 81 ADAMS.
seSI0.1215.I;I9I,c
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7 AVN PARTY.

SUEEPsHEAD BAY. COMFY ISLANDJOCKEY
CLUB RACES now going on. Races each dny ~ :
r. #. 1rack-oids received before each race.
DIRECT WIRE 10 the race-;rack aud vivid de-
scripuon given Of each race wniio Song rum
TURF EXCHANGE.
1c I93m No south Twelfth street
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MrAZAKErH ILAAL.

NORAyIAN BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR BOYS
a. Nazareth. pa. FouaIoi l1x Raopons sEP-
TFWEEH l|IL lygAS.. TrDIl.if
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The Size Of Dollar
DEPENDS VERY MUCH UPON WHERE YOU
SPEND IT,


have been the subject Of our thoughts for some
weeks. Tho results we lay ncfore you. ronldent
that nowhere can you IND the goods and the
prices 10 suit yOu iAat We nave.
our IMPORTED DRESS GOODS cannot be-
duplicated. hence it is 60 your interest TO call a.
once and make your selection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
OREENWOOD SCHOOL,

a AT
GREENWOOD DEPOT. AIBEN iRiE CO.. Va.
r.o,nns SEPTEMBER Is. Is. Preparatory ~
uafor-lly or college. Thorough. PRINCIPAL AMI
Associate Masters ~ Arts oi tas University Il
virginia strongly commented by th' prIfos
t0r. L.raflou .u-Irpass.L br-' Elfanfusos.
1rfas Hi. i.fst.. apply lor r.r....4riJ
WILLIAM oiN"IDDlt. Jr., q. B.,
irli-4al:
or REV. WILLIAM DISWIDDlr. D. D.. =. g..
.rs rU.e Principal
AZ 2i,-1.2a 3i,se3.-.,.l1.tsiLl1lJ
VTAUpIN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
~ ELLiCOIT CITY, SD.
Eighth session opens ItrH OF SEPTEMBER
F1r Ter ~ address CHAPMAN MtifiN. ". A.,
Principal ly<.-7A, use L+ih
MRS. s. REED WILL REOPEN
~ z her school SEPTEMBER 1874 at Ler ros.-
dence corner lwenty-cigitn lni Broad streets.
Usual branches, wiz music. taus.-
80 s--Ii. tn, To eFt 9
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
coon YURu IN LAWN TENNIS.
DR.. Dwight Tells ronn.s Players
How Ihey Should and should No

DR.. Dwight Tells Tonnls Players
How Ihey should AMI should Not
Pose.
In gu article on tennis playing, pub-
listed Ia S;ribNsc's Nd9dsins, DR.. James
Dwight epepks as follows on form and
Dtsle among tennis players: Form is the
style in which the player moves, carries
himself aud makes the strokes. Good
form, should exp aiu, 10 not grace; 1t is
making the stroke in such way as to
produce iha great AT ID Set with the least
friction. In mating Z stroke both feet
seldom remain On Tho ground, aud any
violent & Il jrt viii dlstroy the balance Of
tho body and t-Gs make the stroke more
uncertain and the raccvagy slower aud
more di1icalt. THIS preservation Of the
balance tc INC sssms the most important
advantage Of good tosm. You can often
make ei1slA stroke VOL enough ia bad
form, but you place yourself at such o
disadvantage in the recovery that you
mast ibjurO Your chaaces for tbs NIX
stroke. l. seems clear then That good
form 10 worth having; that 1t can do no
harm aad may do much good; but how ia
it to be arquired2 by watching the best
players, if possible ami atudyiag cut
tt4o t'cattkUl VIZ tuo lOct uuI bShJ 4"
nakiug tho l,T rent strokes. ALSO by
tho direct tsacu;ns o. some player who
haa good style Himself, or at least
tuoTs thoroughly what it consists
in. "But," it has often been ssid
10 mo, I'VE liys where there are
no go1i plsyars; ws SEQ go good play;
VIZ hIva to trust 10 booss for instruction,
aud books canuat SOW howl player
| looka when be makes sttoks." All this
is ttur, ant ln,nli taink Of no answer
10 it uu,iI .hn ida nccgirsd TO mo that q
] nuniher .. ins'srtpEso1i photographs Of
| tn hs1t plGYsrs might 10 ken, 81 that
tie eSset ,ai';oH o. tic feat and hapdi
pnrht be d3ciasi. A strong reasan fol
pAa.osr .uhtsg the s'raks j. to be sure
that 900 taioS how il i mode. l ranem
Is sei; tAl. ,Iss az 'Jstp prennh tae
in fta overland sa,v'ua Tn, racket shnnlt
\ a. gaey n,tia SlcI ri ths hsad I've
i photQsfgF - t45eo 1t az ,vsnt times shoS
IA. hsrt OF .h9 rtcl. i almost souoh!nt
tho aaIAll of my h1uk.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

New York Times.
The theory o. pension legislation hero.
t)fora hes be5n a that when ;te ,HWsF TX
sal.-srrport has bean inplsad by ieiI-
fiss reusive1 in tho 1erVita Of the cDIn.
try tae government r. eound u sona
measure 60 make poo9 The loss by con-
tributtug to the support OF the diHgblGi.
The theory OF tbs proposed new le9isi,,-
tion is that a'l psrs ms who are not sbin
to support themselves IRE entitled to ha
supported by the government, provided
they se~vsd in the army Df navy during
the war. They are in exactly the same
position as thousands OF OTHERS and have
suffered no disadvantage on account Of
their service. They are dependent only
in the sense and after the manner of
others of equal patriotism and usefulnegs
to the couItry, but because thoy spent
three months or moro in the army or
navy they are to be supported By their
fellow countrymen. They are to be O
fsvoied olass and encouraged ia thrift
lessness and dependence. The principle
ia pnsound and vicious, and its adoption
would multiply dependents in way that
would estonish those who estimate the
cost OF such an extension of the pension
system. The actual expense that wonld
he incurred by treating the veterans as
paupers by ri2ht Of their service in the
war cannot be calculated or estimated,
but the advocates Of the policy do
not care for the expense. Some
Of them declare in 80 many
words that they do not care even If i,
disposgs oil the surplus md necessities
an ipcfease OF taxes. They pre!eps 10
regard it as matter of iustices whereas
it ia matter of grave injustice, mas
much as it compels tho people 10 ogntri.
| butte 20 the support of class OF per-o
4 who are just as capable OF self suppor.
! "a others in like circumstances. The
/ Grand army delnsgogIes and tho pol!li
] cisns who trucSle 10 them seem to hay,
\ no regard for thosa who are compelled Il
furnish toe noary wiEh which peasicns
arc PAID. They iuc!ude as laygs pro
portion Of dependent PERSONS rs Inc elias
wh;ca il ia prop SD to favor. The GGy3
Gates Of the policy OF tSiravagan:e ignor
tbs Secs thai ever dollar thLt GOES int,
the past, treasury has 10 come ont o
the pra6lct Of thu peoples laSas, srl
under our system Cf n,tiphel tgxG'iGn to
people are forced TO pay o good daG
mora than rHhohes .he Treasury. ia
paorle ere Wiling 10 contribute 10 pa
pquHions for disability incurred In b
serviaG n tho country, but dcp3naenca
net incnrfsd by tho1s who were sol&iur
in any different wsY o. 70 any difgrcn
nItsnt thaa bv them tsllow-ol:izsns an
it creates 10 clain upon the latter ia
rupport Unieas i. anouEts TO ackao 4
lodged paurnti 10.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
sOUra LOST TO LEGITIME.



tsippoiyte prOnsIses NOT 10 StOrn,
the Capital OF tho south.
Baltimore Sun.
PuRrAu PsIscE HAYTI, Aug. 5.-ihe
Sur representative writes this in great
haste and maiis it at the latest possloie
moment to 60 via New Orleans.
The Haytian gunboat Defense has lust
come in, bringing the body of General
Dsrdignao, Legitime's comnander-in-
chief, aud the news that the whole OF the
south is lost TO Legitms.
Tho fight is now entirely between Port
au Prince. and this rest of Hayti, and
people engaged hers in business see some
reason to hone that the end 10 nsar.
The loss Of DardignRc is serious, but
tho loss OF all the important cities in tbs
south is disastrous to Legitime's cause.
don't know whether the people in the
United States understand no important
to them is the struggle shat is going on
here. Tho samoan affair stirred the
whole country, but the tension was re-
lieved by the conference OF Berlin. Here
France occupies in measure the position
Germany did there, with England back
ing her up strongly, but no relief can be
looked for in any conference.
The United States will never allow any
European discussion 10 settia 8 airs here.
To compiicste matters, or perhaps in con
sequence of the stand taken by n. de SEES.
matsons, out minister here seems TO have
lost touch with the rest Of the diplomatic
body.
Rippolyte announces that he will mol
storm Port su Prince, AZ it would result
in sacking the town.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

oaHyEsSE, W. r., Aug. al. Gsya-
ner OF Chicago. who has successfully
used the mails 10 detrsud the public, was
arrested at Dixon, Wyoming, last night
by Post Office Inspector Fleming. Gard
ner made Chicago the headquarters
for his schemes. lie sent ont pamphlets
through the mails throughout the entire
west in which he purportsh to publish the
GOdsa Ace, Ladi.s Illustrated Journal
aud other publications. To each sub
scrioer hN c # rod ticket in drawing
o: watches, pianos, sewing machines and
other articles. Every ticket was guar1n.
teed TO win q prize. Gardner made $50, O00
by the scheme before the postal authori.
ties discovered that he was not publish
ing any paper and that the whole bust.
ness was fraudulent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29

Successful Test of Cote nv Fuel for
a Fat Locomotive.

Wednesday, PhitAda. Pres raid The
Baltimore and Ohio limited expsess was
drawn from Washington to Phila ielphia
yesterday by an engine which usad coke
for its heating and steam generating pur-
pcses.
The train leaves Washington every
morlins ut O'Clock, making the run TO
philadelphia in three hours. From Can
ton to PHILADELPHIA tho time is just two
hours and iSe ioinute'. The disi1nee Is
about ninaty-tyo n;le4.
There were several uG iais of tho CON
pany around the engine, aud as this was
TO lie regarded Rs 'sst OF tie qpaiitira
Of the soft ovss those CT the hard coal
for such pnipo7as y great desl a. interest
was taEeu ia tho trip |. wls just OIL
o'clock yhen tue si2uhi was given 10 the
engineer to 60 eEeai, and az the train
moved oat II was one miante laie. The
steam gauge indicated that thsre las
pounds OF Rtesm to tho square inch, and
the engineer said that il that pras use
could be kept up ne would smoke daisy
run."
The frst stop was made at Newark at
l0.C9, enc minute ahead OF tine. The
mex. was ut Wilmington and ths train
was on time. During this tins the steam
gauge varied very little and, K anything,
1t went little higher. rhe distance
from Wilmington TO Chester, s'Gost u
miles, WAS covered in Is nipRtes. E.rr
the strain began to tell, and before Phil.
adelilhia was reached tho steam pressure
had fallen TO 1870, hnt tl;s waa enough to
roll the train into tie depot vt Fhiladel.
phis three inmates ahead OF time.
During the run from Canton to phi'a
delphia an investigation was mode 20 set
II there vera my cinders fvirp, ani after
several vain hunts Tor Il clndes the search
was given up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-29
~, ~" g.nllrr ! nr .nI,.l,,y.

New Eo"l; EsCNi'ls lpsi.
Assuua.a Tn utsss ur:Tr'hfulaF7s OF
Tho statement tint tho British eavwu-
menr encourages suspbailaing by subsi-
dies mas basn d.n.oat.ta.e} ug.- and over
again, ii is obviously N. policy 0 I'll
E1G.tlr,G iJuInSlU.aa tha SeRRrS .igosr-
H,er TO continue to uiisr6prcaere tuis
matter 30 The American ppStis. Great
Britain 10 all her history mas navsr ap-
pfopr;atCd d6llar for tho prrnoae Of
aiding " the construction ami eIuploy-
lnnnk OF BsitiEa merchant ship; and no
parfon car point 70 tipgla &c. OF par
liam ~ thSt YER gGva d bounty oil anh-
sldy for buoh purpose. IAO elnpirs OF
| Great British however, ex'enas around
the Rlore, aGd 81 ills poprlatinn ot over
| 200. 900, 900 opy about one s'x,h ttTs
within The territory OF tle united king
dom. Ia keep mp c5nstan. aaG regular
| communication with her detached colo.
| nisH, military aud naval stations, 10 O
| necessity for the maintenance OF the
| empire; just NJ muah as q1ick and cAe:p
Communication with all OF ths states OF
the nn!on 10 nlutssssy for the proper
administration OF the Federal government
at Washington; and T1eu Great Britain
expended Gi9S,75i (S2,ta3 313) last year
not ten or twenty millions of dollars,
ns is often assumed-for the tran:pO-tA-
tion OF her mGils and her t,oops, she nc
moro Hubsid Esd her shipping titan the
United States in spending sl1 times ths'
amount every year for similar service bJ
her railroads subsidized the building and
use OF A,aerican railway tracks, bridges,
cars, or locomotives.