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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-15

ouf ben Jriebbof; 81 bas OeFnen unb
3ubeden bes @rabes; g. bic 8e3ei1.
nuna oes @rabes. Die @rabndtteu Rnb
auf Soften Der @emeinba III einfa1er
Weiie nit pfan3eu (8lumen) gu
f9miden.
Sen Nngeb6rigen bes 0etforbenen
bleibt es unbenommen, auf 6e}ien @rab
nod beionberen 6dmud an3ubrinaen
oSer elm Sentmal a~uf3ufeuen. Sen nit
Der Bsfattung tetrauten 0eamten unb
8ebienfteten 1T bic Qnnabme DON Sc
i9enfen unteriagt.
Die bur6i9nittli9en Soften elmer
Besrbiaung Derten nit rs ST. 6 ST.
elei@ $1.00) fit ben sai1ser Stanton
angenommen. gu bieien 9oiten sablt
bic Staatsfaffe fir iebe einaelne Beers
oigung 10 ST.; 6tonomiid bebrdngten
@emein6en fann ausnabmsDeiSe aud
ein b6beter 8eitrag bemiIigt tperben.
Der Stat leitet ferner Beitr1ge on bic
Neuanlage unb @rtueiterune BON 6riebs
b6fen, on bic @rfelung BON 9ei6ens
bdufern uno GIT bic Mnidafung bon
Set1entpagen.
Sci CO. $500 Sobesfdaen, bic Der
Ranton 3arih bro Sabr bat, betrdgt
Die Mus9a6e ber StaatstaKe fur Seer.
bigung s 5 1000 Gr. (far bic @emeinben
$1,000 Gr.) idbrlid, bic bur9 auBer.
orbentli6e 8eitrdae nod etmas, pieQei6t
big auf $4,000 Gr. sefteiger. werben
birfte.
9abur6 tpitb alio ersielt. baB tuenis.
tens i'm Sobe ale Menf6en eIei9 finb
= elm princip, bas betanntli1 i'm mo,
fatf9en @ultls our boaiten @eItung ge.
bra9t tpiro, bas aber i'm @~brifentbum
na9 unb mad b6lig in 8ereeKenbeit ees
ratben III!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-15

San Mntonio ....... yeras,
babtu ibren Serbf. Bebarf bon .. 2anbretb &
Sobm garten.. 8Iumen. limb GeIo- Gamen er-
taIteu, unter Mnberem:
5000 Yfunb neue grnte @ab. Samen, 5000
YfunO alfalfa 2u3erner 4leelamen) ebenfaus
Mansolb . Bur3el, @unfslraben, Mobrraben.
Samen, gsperiette Slice, 8odbara Slice, Sapa.
neff1er Slice, Sobnfon @ras, Buffalo ODER
Colorado gras, saat> Rcssen, @erle, Safer,
Meiaen se.
Aedter 81 ~afo 8nifbeI. uub Creole uSer
Qouifana 8tpiebel- Samea.
Mgenten fIr bic beriibmten Brlnly Pfuege,
Wlanet IT. Horse Hoe and Cultivators coms
bined, Sanb. SnmenbrilIs, NHiige unb @nIti.
~batcren, guf. 3. Bredt Wurfmafdinen unb
8ut9er- lltenfiIien, gbas. Mutbs Sonis CT.
traetnren, Bienens@ ander, Mef er ,t.
Stets auf Eager Sarriion Bros. & Go.
Town and Country UNI @ebraud fertig ge.
mif@te Garben; fabren b~iefeIben mebr ais IA
Sabre. importiren garIabunaspeife, unb fibs
len uns beredtist mad Iansidbriser = fabrnng
au bebaupten, DaS bieieIben bic beiten Garben
finb, Die in bieiem 9anbe ~fabrt3irt nerSen.
SIN October erparten Qdnbretb & Sctr
rctbe, ipsibe unS selbe 8wiebeI . SetIinse.
HHHHFHE q AAHEka
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-15
st bic sd.ptnsimdt unbetlbas2

Man leie bas @a@febenbe: rSerr 6. S.
Morris in Metpart, glrfanias, iast: SD lag
meine Greunbe unb bic aerate erfldrten mid
fir unbeiIbar fdpinOfidtis. Sa fng i@ an,
Or. Sings neues e@pinbiudtsmitteI 3u se'
brau9en. SEPT babe id bic brittle Glaide uno
bin bereitS i'm Stanbe, bic arbeiten auf ~ineiuer
Garm pieber gu iiberpaden nnb gu beaufid-
tiseu. 90 1T bic bette Mebiein, Die eS sebeu
fann!~
Seize Mibolepart in Decatur, Ohio, fdreibt
v@enn i'd ni@t 81. Sings neues S9pinb.
iudts. Seilmittel sebrau9t bate, mare i'd fdou
Ianse meinem 2unsenleiben erleaen. Die Ger5te
batten mid bersits aufsessben. Sept bin id
bel befem @obIlein."
Yrobefai@en fret in alien apotbeten. @boIe.
fale bel Dreib, 3bompiou & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-15

a. Maberids Banf be3atIi 4
prOaent 3inien flr 3eit'D epoften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-15
Cages Meuisfeiten.
b.


Ser Bunoes Senat bat bic Bill
a%ngenommen. bur6 tpeI1e Der Reff Der
Inter fiiibun9s . @eloer fur bic NotbIeis
6enben bes MfiifiRppisS bales ben Notb
leibsn6en i'm Serritorium OslabomQ au.
getDenbet tDerben ion.
= Der &iB innerbaIb Der bempfras
tii9en partei bes Gtaates Sab . Caro-.
lima bat feBt basu geftibrt, bob 2 Son.
bent'onen tageu, bon benen iebe ertIdrt,
tie lei bic ein3i8 ri@tige unb bere9tiate.
Sn 2ouisbile, Rentudp, gerieib
bic srOBe 8artbaus'f9e Wbistsps Brens
nerei in 8raub. Die Glammen griffen
rapi6e UNI fi6 unb baIb bronnten 25,s
600 G6fer Wbistep. Ser bur@ bic
Geuersbrunf anaeri1tete @elammt.
S9aben wirb auf $500, 900 gef9dbt.
Der @erluf 1T bur9 bic @erf9erung
beinobe b6lig gebsdt. Die G~euersb,unf
entfanb babur@, bob elm ni1t gana
bi9tes COB ins Stolen eerietb uub cine
auf benz Boben febenbe brennen6e pe.
troleum. 2ampe 3ertrtimmerte.
Sn elmer 6dgemttbIe Bel Stem.
berrp i'm Staate Sub. Carolina wurben
bur@ cine 2eReL. grploRom 4 arbeiter
get6btet unb 2 fdper berIebt. Oie
fdmmtliden 8erunslidten, nit Mus=
aabme zines ein3isen, tuarel farbig.
Bon Der @euaIt Der grpIoFon tanu
man id einen 8egrif MAIDEN, tpena
man erfdbrt, baB Bic @lieomoBen bes
6ei3ers elm ueites Stiid Don Der Sdge.
mtible. bod pben In ben Neffen elmer
Gebeusei9e gefunben tpurbe.
MusIanb.
= Qaiier Wilbelm fo0 bic 4bFdi
baben. ieinen 3ueiten Sobu, ben prin,
aen @iteI Griebrid, gum n6eraos Don
0elgolano" 5u ernenHen.
Sn 6amburg mar bas @ertidt
berbreitet, zines Der Sorpebo.B oote>
nel6e bel Der Jeier Der llebergabe bon
9eIgolanb on bas beutf9e &eim anne.
fenb uaren. fpurlos perf9munben fei.
Son Seiten Der Regierung tpirb iebt
amtIi@ mitteetbeilt, bab bies @ertiht
unbegtiinbet iei.
Ius Nin9en tDirb Don einem
Gale beridtet, ber bel MebnIi9teit nit
bemienisen ber Bier 9orsauer 2ano.
tpebrleute" bat, Der ieiner 3eit rpegen
Der brafontfdea 8efrafung berEeIben
10 bel Stoub aufuirbelte. 800 &efer,
bitten pom Is. baprif6eu Snfanteris.
Regiment wsiserten f6, li@ In einem
@ltertuagen Der Niraberger gifenbabn
bsf6rbern gu IaHen. Die giienbahnbes
ottten iuOlten ert ni1t na@geben, be.
iannen fi9 oarrt aber zines BeKeren
unb ielten pafagier sMasen 8. 2laEe
ben Solbaten 5ur 0erfheung. Cine ur.
terfu9ung ift eingeleitet.
Jn @refelb ffiir3ie tpdbrenb zines
beftigen Sturmes Elm 6aus elm, In mels
dem f9 so perfone1 befanben, BON
benen rs fofort get6btet unb 20 mebr
ober minber i6tuer berlebt wurben.
4us 3airo nirb gemelbet, 6aB
aiemli9 bel Baumnole auf ben Martt
tommt. Die grntes AusfGten Rnb out,
ufb Der gil III tart i'm Steigen beari6eH.
Sn paris III elm rielises Inter.
nebrnen nit einem &apital BON 200
MiQionen Grancs ms Geben aerufen
tporbeu, tpeI6es BIZ. Gabriiation uno
ben 6anbel nit GbeinieaIien moAopoIi.
fref1 foil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-15
Staat 0bio, Stabt goIeoo,}
QucuS Gounth h. 8. g.


Grauf s. Gbene1 befdtpSrt, baB er Der
aItere @artner Der Girma s. 5. g6eneh 6
60, III, heIde gefdafte in Der Stabt Eoiebo,
in oben senanntem gountb unb @taate, tbut,
unb oaB befapte Girma bic Summe bon n.
bunhert Dollars fir jeben Sail bon "a.
tarlb be3ablen ipirb, Der bur9 ben @ebraud
bon $aIl'8 &atarrb Sur ridt aebeiIt
tuerOen Tam. Grant s. &beneb.
SeiGporen bot mir unb unteri drieben in
ineiner @egenbart am 6. September A. D. 's6.
IsEaA u. g. @Ieaen,
Wv 0fentlider stotar.
9aa'S 8atarrb Rur pirb innerIid aenort.
men unb pirft brett auf bas gIut unb bic
f9leimigen Sberadden Ses gbfems. Qast
Gu9 nmfonf 8eusnife fommen.
8. 8. @beneb & Co., 9sIebo, 8.
H gerfauft bon Gpotbefern, Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-15
.emtidb @neliidbe GGule,

Gan autonio, 8eraG
anertannt tihtiee Qebranf1aIt fur Ruoben
unb Mfdbden; felt breibig Sabren In roger
@irtiamleit. 8~ortreiFide aebrtrdfae inter Sc.
pdbrtsr 9eitnns. Der enoIif9en Sprade ipirb,
bie Der btutIhen, bole Mednuns setrasen.
AuGerfem rlnirrridt ia Gbanif@en. einisers
Eaben borbereitete S9iIsr Fnoen i~eberaeit
Aufnabme. Ndbere Anstnnft ertbeiIen Serr
8. @roos, Vrdfbtnt bes SGul . ScrRanbes
un6 V m. Berbsd, Oireftpr Der Anhalf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-15
GtabIirt 1866
Thos. Goggan K Bros.
Can Mntonio, Seras.
Can Mmtonio, Seras.

SIM Saue bon Rrantbeit oSer
l1uslid sebdbren mir tets
langere Belt. Slit 5bpotbeten.
Moten fam bis8 nidt sef@eben.
Sir brau9en un1ere Noten
unb Sid)erbeiten nidt an 8an.
tiers ober @elbberleiber gu
trausferiren, UNI nit benz Sch
infer @efdaft tpeiteraufibren.
@ir brauden nidt bobe
@reife an berednen fir Sn.
frumente, ipeIde mir auf Sell
berfaufen, ,ai, Die 3inien au
: SOrf@aKe berausaui9laspn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-15
Budleas g~lrniea.salbe.

Die bete Salbs BET Relt f.. S6nttte,
Auetf9ungen, @sfGpiirs, Gieber. nnb Saut.
ausfaIas, GIe6ts, %ssfprunssne SdnSs, Grpt.
bsaIen uno ale Santiranfbeiten furirt Cd.
uorrboiben ODER feline B~esabluns. 9Slise
Satisfaetion garantirt ODER bas @elb mtrb
auriiderHattet. rs Gents bic S4a9teI. Bum
gsrfauf In allen apotbefen. Dseib, 9bomp.
fon & Co., @bolefale.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

A day OF two ago, while Conduc>
tor Isaac Bowe was taking toll from
4 carload Of passengers, he came to
"a little girl who had been regular
patron of the road for some tune.
She handed the conductor a five cent
piece, and he offered her two cents
change, which she refused. "My
dear little lady," said Isaac, in his
sind, fatherly way, children under
ed You y; but three cents. Take 'thess
pennies and buy chewing gum"
Instead of yielding to temptation
the little lady remarked with proud
and satisfied air: "Kind sir, | was l2
years old yesterday, and | must IN"
sSist that You take the full amount TO
which, by the rules of the company
you are justly entitled. Please 40
not annoy me further by insisting
that | am mere child" Isaac turn
ed pale and clung to a strap for suP>
port. He said afterward that IN all
ils experience he never knew or heard
of such a case. .-Norwalk Hour.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22
WORTH WHILE.

It is easy enough to be pleasant,
When life fl ws by like a song;
But the man worth while is one who
will smile
When everything goes dead wrong.
For the test of the heart is trouble,
And it always comes with years,
And the smile that is worth the praises
of earth,
Is the smile that shines through tears
II ia easy enough to be prudent,
When nothing tempts you to stray.
When without or within no voice OF sin
Is Turing your soul away.
But its only negative virtue
Until it is tried by fire.
And the life that is worth the honor OF
earth,
Is the one that resists desire,
By the cynic, the sad, the fallen,
Who had no strength for the strife,
The worlds highway is numbered TODAY
They make up the item of life.
But the virtue that conquers pass on,
And the sorrow that hides in a smile,
1t is these that is worth the homage OF
earth,
For we find them but once in while,
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22
There is a tendency among writ>

There is tendency among writ>
ers to throw every blame for errors
upon the compositor and the proofs
reader. 1t is regarded "smart" by
a certain class of very young writers
and perhaps as many cranky old ones,
to abuse the Typographical errors
ist." But how about the writer?
Copy which looks like the inscription
on an Assyrian brick, words and
sentences left out, and lines and in
lines until the paper looks as if it
had been danced upon by an intoxi"
Gated hen, who had been wading in
an ink-pot. And as for spelling:
Phonetics are nowhere in compari.
son to some of the methods Of or
biography to be seen IN newspaper
copy. Isometimes fancy that young
men affect "blind copy" because they
have heard that Horace Greeley
was a poor penman. But Horace
Gree y was great man in spite of his
handwriting, not because Of it, -EX.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22
The duty of $6.72 is maintained

The duty of $6.72 is maintained
on pig iron on the preteXt that 1t is
needed to offset the differences in
wages between England and Ameli>
ca. That the pretext is fraudulent
is proved by the testimony of Hro>
tectionists themselves that tbPre
isn't $6.72 worth Of labor in a Jon
of pig iron, and that the ditfereace
between the English and American
cost of labor in pig IRON was oaly
two dollars two or three years ago,
since which time English wages haze
advanced and American wages decli-
ned. But now we have evidence
from high authority that the ag-
gregate cost of making pig iron is
lower here than it Is in England.
The Iron World of Pittsburg hiss
been making exact figures on tie
comparative cost of producing PIC
iron in England and Pittsburg. 1t
announced last month as the result
of its investigations and calculations
that the actual cost of making Be3~
semer pig IN the West of England Is
$l9.84 per ton, and the cost of make
ing the same quality at Plttsburg i4
only $l7.97 per ton-a difference Of
$l.87 per ton in favor of PittSburg,
And that is not all. The Iron World
assures us that the actual outlay for
labor in making a ton of this pig in
is $2.O5-while in Pitts
burg tits only $l.S5-a difference of,
10 cents per ton in favor Of Pitts
burg.--National Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

1t is SAID that a young woman in
New York, the daughter Of a well
known editor, has marvellous mem
ory which is literally her fortune,
She Is an omniverous reader No
book escapes her, and once read Is
never forgotten. This extraordinary
girl is as familiar with the literature
of the past ages as with the 9>penny
novels of to>day, and is employed by
one of the leading publishers for the
sole purpose of reading manuscript
and pronouncirg upon its originality,
Not only borrowed plots, but boro
rowed styles, borrowed phrases, are
instantly detected, and the original
source noted down. She occupies a
position which is unique in the histo>
ry of great publishing houses. She
is the Nemesis of the plagarist,
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

The Republican bosses have CALI
ed a State Convention for July 9 in
this State. What's the use? There
is going to be Democratic MAJORS
make the auricle of these bosses feel
like elephants ears; and its going to
be a fair election; no ballot box
stealing and no intimidations, if the
Republicans will allow the negro to
vote as he pleases. Its all CANNON
about the colored man wanting to
vote the Republican ticket exclusive
ly. Among the lntelligen: they are
divided on this point, and among the
ignorant, as was shown in the Con-
gressional investigation at Little
Rock lately, they were driven to the
polls and dictated to by hirellngs OF
the Republican party. Let the Re-
publicans stop their cant, and give
the negro free ballot. Call off your
Dogs, Saline Courier
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

There is sensational story aHoat
that the Republicans intend to cut
down the Southern representation IN
Congress and in the Electoral Col~
lege by failing to enumerate the en-
tire negro population in the census:
The scheme is said to be one of
Quay's devising and is alleged to
have been let out by the drunken
secretary of Postmaster General
annamaker on the occasion OF the
recent Americus Club banquet in
Pittsburg.
There are further details Of the
plan as thus revealed. The census is
to be completed early in June, and
as soon as the returns with Commits
sioner Porter's certificate are handed
in. an apportionment bill, based on
these returns, is to be rushed
through Congress. By this appor-
tionment it is calculated that the
South will lose eighteen or twenty
representatives, while the Republi-
can States of the North and West
will gain proportionately.
There is no doubt that the Repub-
lican party is mean enough and des>
perate enough to attempt anything
to hold it in power, but we don't
believe that such scheme as this
will prove feasible. At any rate,
the South should do everything in
its power to guard against Its execu>
ton. Strict surveillance should be
kept on the census takers to see that
negroes are not omitted, to see that
the fraud be exposed. This is a
work that Democratic committees oI
Southern States should take il
charge.--Ex.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22
Starting a Balky Horse.

On Friday afternoon a young man
drove up East Main street on the
street car tracks, says the "Rochester
Democrat" He had a one>horse
wagon and a load Of hemlock slabs
When he was about half~way up
East Main Street hill his horse balk-
ed. There was a row of street cars
behind him which reached to the four
corners in few minutes, and every
driver was leaning out from his plat
form and yelling more or less en-
phaticaly at the young man to start
his horse.
The young man climbed down from
the wagon and tried to start the
horse. He coaxed, swore, tried to
lead and then to push the horse along,
but to no purpose. The amman
wanted a vacation, and wanted IL
right away.
Meantime a crowd had collected
on the sidewalk ana IeIleu'
"Twist his tall"
"Build a fire under him.
"put pepper in his nose!"
"Stick pin in HIM"
"Club Hump =,
"Get wisp of hay and lead him."
Glitch team to him."
"Blow smoke in his ears"
By this time the street car drivers
were frantic, but the horse dId no'
seem to care. He never moved. FL
nallv an old farmer came down the
walk, stopped, saw what was the
matter, and went up to where tne
horse stood. He reached up to tho
horses head and stuck his fingers
down in one of the horses ears.
The effect was instantaneous. Inc
horse started up Instantly and the
street cars moved on again.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22
A North Dakota paper recentl

A North Dakota paper recently
described the beauty of social gath
ering in that state as follows:
"Mary Monroe, red frock, white
sack, with hair punched.
Emma Latrobe, yellow dress and
high-heeled slippers.
Marion Willoughby, some kind of
thin stuff, white and tied up with
blue tape and hair frizzed.
Jennie Murchison, black clothes
and a feather in her hair.
Ella Waxford, red hair and gray
suit, flat in front and stuck out be-
hind.
Pauline Taeley, dressed to the top
branch. She had velvet outfit a
on 'ner groves. ner halr was a ueao
yellow, tied up like bun, and had
a lot of vegetables in it.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

Mammoth Spring was struck by a
terrible water spout Oh last MONDAY
evening. The flow of water was so
great that it entirely destroyed the
fish farm.
The north bound trains on the Iron
Mountain railroad are late nearly eV
cry evening, on account of having TO
lose SO mucn time loading strawber-
rles. Newport Herald.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

The mind is largely dependent for
its strength and clearness OF VISION
upon the purity of the life. 1t ls
true that a man should know what Is
right in order to do right; but 1t IS
also true that he must be in the ha5-
it of doing right in order to make
such knowledge of any practlca!
value. tx.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

We do not know how true the
statement is that Barnum has declin>
ed to take his great show to Wash
ington during the session of Congress,
fearing, it is SAID, that the senate and
Tom Reed would prove too strong a
rival attractiOn.-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

J. D. Adams of Little Rock,
and La Fayette Gregg Of Fayette,
vile, are commissioners for Arkan-
sas to the Worlds FAIR.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

The Sharp county democracy
should let none other than democrats
vote in the primaries. 1t is COM
pactness that sustains all organiza-
tions. If a republican or mongrel
wants to vote for democrat let him
wait till the general election.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22
We were sitting around a stove

We were sitting around a stove
In Pamlico lighthouse spinning yarns.
Dogs were the subject of converse,
ton, and each sportsman exercised
his imagination in telling of the Won
derful Intelligence of his respective
dog. When they all got through
but one, Bill Wagner, of Washing
ton, arose. "You see that dog lying
there, gentlemen? Well, he hasn't
the human intellect of your dogs, but
still he is smart for an animal. Just
before I came on this trip | had to
90 to The Webster law building to
see my attorney, and Urso there fol~
lowed me. The passage is hundred
yards long in that building, with
lawyers shingles hung over the
doors on both sides. All at once l
saw Urso come to dead stand, as If
he had run on a big covey. There
he stood like he was carved out OF
marble. l looked around, thinking
there was tame bird IN the build>
ing; but no, there was nothing OF
the kind. In my bewilderment, l
happened to look up, and there,
painted in big letters on a sign, was:
A. Partridge, Attorney at Law. -
Ex.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

Mr.. Page, the father of four ba-
bes at one birth, formerly of lnger-
soil, Texas, with his family, are ex..
hibiting the children to average daily
audiences Of 5000 people, at ten
cents admission, in Missouri.-Ex.
Now, say you, is marriage a fail>
ure? | trow not.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

The democrats in congress have
the true sympathy of good men all
over the nation, in their heroic fight
against beastllness and great odds.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

The steamer City of Alexandria
was wrecked on the Florida Reefs a
few days ago. The loss is unknown,
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22
For Congress, First District,
w. III. Cate.

Send in the names of your Dem
ocratic clubs, presidents and secreta>
ries and time and place of meeting.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

Organize more Democratic Clubs
in Sharp county, and thereby give
the mongreIs the "all-overs.
Sharp County record., 1890-05-22

To. ask you to take the RECORD
makes this full column
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-17
IMPORTANT INVENTION.
A Pneumatic Rniirond slsual-IIuw i,
WORKS.

AZ Pneumatic Rniirond siSual-lIuw II
WORKS.
Special Dispatch to he fnieiiCeacsr.
CLARHsBURd, ". Va, Dec. 1G.-J.
Monroe Bfoherd, OF this place, the in.
yentor OF patent sash holder that has
been almost universally adopted, has
just been allowed q patent on n pneu.
matte railroad signal. The invention
consists Of q disc Is inches in diameter
composed OF two pieces OF heavy glass
get in u copper band I OF an inch Apart.
At the bottom OF the disc tho band has
number OF perforations which connect
with copper pipe one inch in diameter,
which pipe runs to q copper reservoir
placed above the signal. On the top OF
the disc is tube running from between
the glass plates through the band into
the office, from which the signal is to be
operated. By pouring red liquid into
the reservoir it flows through the su upply
pipe and fills thesppcc between the two
glass plates OF The disc and remaiEs SO,
until the OPERATOR by gently blowing
into the tube that connects from his
oilice to the top OF the disc, forces the
red liquid back into the reservoir and
showa n white signal. As long as the
air is allowed 10 remain between the
plates the signal remains white, but as
soon as the operator allows the air to
escape by opening stopcock CONNECTED
with the mouth piece the space imme.
diately fills again with the red LIQUID
from the reservoir and reaumes ito Dor.
NAL condition. The liquid used will
not frce.s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-17
Supreme Court Of Appeals,

This court at its last session at CHARLES.
ton made the following orders:
Newsbaum vs.. Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Railway Oompany,ffom Putnam county
writ OF error allowed bond $500.
Daniels administrator vs. Chesap eak a
Il Ohio Railway Company, from Sum.
mers county; writ Of error allowed !.
bond 200.
Ex parte, Robert Green, from Monroe
county; writ oterror allowed bond $3.50
Bartlett va. I.owndes and Lynch, i.om
idarrieon county, opinion by Brcnnon
ludgmentoi circuit sourt reversed IN
part and in part affirmed.
spicer's administrative va. Chesapeake
& Ohio Railway Company, from Cabeli
county; opinion by Brannon; Judgment
OF circuit court affirmed.
Dayis's administrator va. Nuttalburp
Coal Company. from Fayette COUNTY
opinion by English judgment Of circIi,
court reversed and case remanded.