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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
THURSDAY.

a man found about noon half deap
from exposure, who while drunk had
lost his way in the fog and aad wan
dered into the marsh on Wednesday
night, where be had laid until die
covered Now in Jail In pitable
plight.
In the afternoon q respectfully
dressed woman arrested and CON-
nitted 10 PRISON for drunkenness on
the street.
The record for lakewood is % in 5
days.
The returns from Rising Sun are
moderate; probably not exceeding
dozen, and those were quiet and
inobstrusive.
The grog shop at lakewood we are
informed has not the requirements
for hotel which is laid down in the
law, neither in beds rooms and stabl-
ing for horses, and the grand jury
should look into the matter. compel
these who take out license walk to
the line or know the reason why.
Will not the Neaos and Democrat
aid in giving the public the record OF
this hoom of prosperity that they
promised "high" license would bring
to the county? As cnterprising pur.
veyors of news they can hardly afford
to neglect giving their readers a mar.
rative of the increase Of business
they advocated and tacitly pronounc.
ed. The public never tire OF reading
about great industrial enterprises
which add to the public wealth and
well being of society. Don't fail in
enterprise, friends, but give the pub.
lie faithful record of the number OF
DRINKS and crimes this is the name
of the goods the new industry turns
QUIT placed on the market weekly.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
Baltimore Business College.

Open all the year. A live school
for the training Of live business men.
Persons of both sexes taught to earn
living and carefully prepared for
honorable positions. Thorough in
struction in Bookkeeping, Banking,
Commercial Law. Penmanship, Cor
-respondence. Arithmetic, etc.; Stem
ograpy, Typewriting, etc. Business
men supplied with competent assis
tants on short notice. No charge
for situations furnished. Terms
reasonable. Time short. For in.
formation address Eaton & Burnett
S. E Corner of Baltimore & Charles
Sts., Baltimore. Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
A. C. YATES g co IS EXTENSION
They Will Consolidate With Their
New Store in Spring.

A G. Yates & Co. are offering special
bargains at their stores at Sixth and
Chestnut Streets and at Thirteenth and
Chestnut Streets, preparatory to NOV
ing from the former place to the latter,
and consolidating the two stores. For
this purpose they will soon begin ex
tensiye alterations and improvements
at their store at Thirteenth Street. The
adjoining building has been secured,
and will be torn down and rebuilt in
harmony with the building they now
occupy. thus giving them one of the
finest stores in the city. They do this
in order to get into more central loca-
ton, the former location at Sixth
Street being inconvenient to most Of
their customers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
Little Classics.

Our elegant set of three beautifully
illustrated books for children only
10 cents for the set. will make a
present for the little people;
each worth Is cents. For sale at
Oehm Acme Hall, 5 & Z W. Balti-
more St. If sent by mail. 10 cents
extra is required for return postage.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
Grand ofacers 10. q. T.

At the meeting of the Dual Grand
Lodge L. o. G.. T. which the following
officers were elected: G. c. T., Frank
L. Morling; G.. c., to Maxwell; g. Is.
of ;. T., Alice Walker; q. v. r., Nina
r. Hobbs; G.. s.. J. J. Bielfeldt g. A.
S.. g. W. Tyson; G.. T., E. X. Brown;
G.. c., Capt. Ames; g. M. E. T. Lewis;
P. G. c. T., Thos. J. Owens, Rep. to r.
w. g. T., VIM Sherwood Thos. J.
Owens; Alternates, Theo. Echart, G..
w. Tyson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
Death Of Mrs. Harry Il. Shippers.

Intelligence was received in EIkton
on Wednesday morning of the death at
her home in Philadelphia of Mrs. Mary
Shippers, wife of Mr.. Harry H. Shippers.
who was for several years chief clerk of
the Mccullough Iron Company's office
at North East. Mrs. Shippers was a
daughter Of Mr.. VIM. H. Elder of Elk
ton and spent most of her life there
She was an estimable lady and had
many friends. She had been married
several years and leaves one child.
Although she had been in i'll health
for some time her death was unexpect-
ed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
s2.oo for SO Cents.

Three lithoed water colors. exqui-
site designs of rare excellence and
beauty, fro m the original designs by
IDA Waugh, and one magnifcently
illustrated book of AZ pages, all for
so cents. worth $500; for sale at
Oehm's Acme Hall, 5 & z W. Balti-
more st. If sent by mai, Is cents
extra is required for postage. 12d3t
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12

the fourth page. "The Jew in the
Liquor trade"
New crop N. O. Molasses for sale
by S. T, Wiley, Colora.
A full and complete line of fine fresh
CONNECTIONS at Klmbell's.
Learn by reading f. r. Buffing-
toms advertisement and live by act
ting upon its suggestions.
Eyes examined and spectacles fit
tide at DR.. Kinks Drug Store, Rising
Sun. n28
Oysters, oysters, oystersl at Heagy's.
Wooden Stockings for sale by S.
t. Wiley, Colora. ms 3t.
The FSnancier of New York 10
commenting ON the recent four weeks
''stringency in the money" market
says.
I'm New York and Philadelphia
alone, the failure among our bankers
and brokers amounted in the aggre.
gate to the enormous sum of $685..
600. 000."
Oysters fresh from the shell, oranges,
grapes, figs and all kind Of nuts at
Kimbell's.
Stone Milk Pans and Crooks for
sale by S. I. Wiley, CoIora.
Another ton of Buckwheat arrived
yesterday at Z. r. Butfington's.
Now is the time stock needs '.Gilt
Edge Condition Powder" For sale
at DR.. Kinks Drug Store. Rising Sun
Try one of Heagy's siews and you
will order another.
Heavy Canton and Wool Flannels
for sale by S. 7. Wiley, Colora.
The correctness of the maxim ''noth-
ing succeeds like success" is well ex-
emplified in Ayers Sarsaparilla. The
most successful combination of altera-
tives and tonics. it always succeeds in
curing diseases of the blood, and hence
its wonderful popularity.
Toys, dolls, books. plush goods and
all kinds of fancy goods for Christmas
at Kimbell's.
Mems Gloves for the winter for
sale by S. T. Wiley. Colora. n25 st.
Please bear in llind that E. r.
Buffington's is headquarters for
Candy. Nuts and Fruit.
No one knows better than those who have
used Carriers Little Liver Pills what relief
they have given when taken for dyspepsia,
dizziness, pain in the side, constipation, and
disordered stomach.
Underwear for sale by s. T. Wiley,
Colora.
Heagy's raws are unexcelled in flavor
and are growing in popularity daily.
If in need of Sled examine the
stock at E. r. Bufiington's.
"Silver in the fifty first congress-
a pamphlet issued by the National
Executive silver committee, Wash.
ington, D. c., is text book that every
publisher of newspaper should at
once procure. 1t contains informa-
ton on thisquestion that all should be
familiar with and especially publish.
ers of newspapers, then we may hope
there would be less bosh published
on this important subject. The
great dailies" of the Atlantic cities
are one and all under control of or
owned by the gold ring, and have.
persistently and methodicalIy mis-
represented the facts when silver was
under discussion. No one who is
impartial and at the same time hon
est after have read this latest con-
tribution to the question. can fail to
comprehend the immensely of the
fraud practiced on the American
people by the act demonetizing sill
yer.
Oysters by the quart or gallon at
Heagy's.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
CAPITAL $500, 900.
The leGuarantee& Trust Co
NV. coUSER NINTH AND MARKET SIS.
WITa MEMRTQM- nRr.

wxTA MxM&T0Mv DEL.
In the capacity of Administrator, Executor. Guar
trust is generally acknowledged to be much more
satisfactory and efficient than that individual
The officers of such concern may die. but the
Company goes on as usual with the business en-.
trusted to 1t and complete all it's undertakings
without any interruption. This Company is au-
thorized by its charter to settle Estates and act
all such capacities named above. Its charges
are moderate and reasonable. The officers are
always pleased to give information In regard to
any matters pertaining to its business not gener-
ally understood. and they invite correspondence.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Deposits of money received and interest paid
thereon follows:
2 per cent deposits payable on demand.
Fla per cent on deposits. payable after 10 days
notice.
per cent deposits. payable after 80 days notice.
Foreign Exchange bought and sold. Letters OF
Credit issued, and investment securities of the
highest character for sale.
OHIO NoWLAND, Sec. and Trea.
WILLIAM BUsH President
PRESTON Lea Vice President.
WILLARD SALISBURY, JR., Solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
Wilmington VIM Bush. Preston Lea, willard
salisbury. Jr.. VIM H. Swift, Samuel Bancroft, Jr.
II. II. Carter, DIR. James A. Draper. Edward Bring
hurst, Jr.. Geo, W Bush, Christian Fe iger, H. NJ.
Barksdale VIM DUPONT. Thomas Jacfso VIM. T.
Porter. Joseph Swift. WIN. g. Pennypacker. Smith
Brennan. W. W. Pussy. Georgetown: A. P. Rob.
inson. Dover: Geo. v. Massey, b. A. Richardson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
Many Persons

Are broken down from oyerwork or household
cares Browns Iron Bitters
rebuilds the system, aids digestion. removes ex-
cess Of bile. and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
80 ACRES.

more or less. adjoining lands of John Rawlings.
and Miss Moore. 1t is improved by two-story
Stone Dwelling House. stable wagon shed carriage
house. corn crib. spring house and other outbuild-
ines. The place is in good repair. well fenced and
in a high state of cultivation.
Also at the same time and place the subscriber
will sell the following personal property good
milk cows. hefers. will be fresh within two moe.
shoats. about 10 tons good hay, stack of straw,
corn fodder by the bundle. about 40 bbl corn lot
OF wheat chat, 40 bus. potatoes 6 acres wheat in
ground. two horse Champion wagon. dearborn,
good top buggy road cart. sleigh. sets stage har
ness. set carriage harness, moving machine, 8
plows. cultivators. horse rake. Malta pillow. spike
harrow, pair douhletrees. singletrees. forks
rakes, wood saw, cross-cut saw, 100 tomato boxes
cutting box, roller stone bar, Ut OF barrels, grain
and bone bags, thirty-qt. milk cans, hay rigging
"A #. long new; hay knife. grain cradle. moving
scythes and snashs maui and wedges. 2 uattocks,
pick, shovels. OK chain and Jokes. wheelbarrow.
grindstone. 10 gal sorghum molasses 8 hives bees
lot old iron coal stove. bedsteads. bureau corner
cupboard, cane seat chairs. bench table. dough
tray. &c. Terms OF Sale cal estate sold subject
to mortgage OF $1,000 balance cash. personal
property months credit ON sums of $40 and over
purchaser to give note with approved security
payable at abe National Bank of Rising Sun. Ali
sums under $40 cash, Sale to commence at IL m.
A. s. Elliott. Auct. @ II. ALEXANDER,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
HoI For the Holidays!

A full line of holiday goods at Kim
bells.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
Cows for Sale!
FOR RENT!

DWELLING HOUSE with Garden and Sta La
BILE attached. Also WHEELWRIGHT SHOP, Inn
all situated in Pennington, Md. good .Ah-
opening for wheelwright. rent moderate. possess
ion given March 25th. 1891. Apply to THEO.
BRIoKLEY. Pennington. Md. l2d2m
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND PER.
S0NAL PROPERTY The subscriber will
sell on the premises situated in the Sth district
Cecil county, Nd, on the public road leading from
Porter's Bridge to Halls Cross Roads, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 18th. 1890.
the following described real estate farm
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12
BOOTS & SHOES REPAIRED.

'THE undersigned desires to announce to tho
public that he is prepared to repair Boots and
Shoes in wofkmanlike manner and at areasonale
price Ali work done with neatness and despatch.
Give me trial. Very truly,
WILSON P. MAHAN,
ocl0 Rising Sun,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12

Subsistence of drunkenness. one
man arrested for fighting the day
before.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12

Court Tor the crime OF felOnIOusly
assaulting little girl named Grace
Clark of near New Castle, on the
afternoon of September 18th. The
date OF execution was fixed as Friday,
March 9th. 1891
The Business College of Eaton and
Burnett is recommended by the first
business men of Baltimore as one of
the best colleges of the kind in the
country. A thorough business educa-
ton at that college insures the gradual
ing student position. Applications
are constantly received by the pro-
prietois for competently equipped ac-
countants. The college is located on
the corner of Charles and Baltimore
Streets.
The entertainment recently held
under the auspices of the young ladies
in the Liberty Grove school house net
ted the enterprising company $40 which
was appropriated toward paying for re-
pairs on Mt. Pleasant M. e. Church.
The same company having achieved
such encouraging success in this ven.
ture are spurred on to repeat It at Row
landville for the benefit of the M. P
Church at the latter place.
The store and dwelling belonging tt
r. II. Smith. at Winchester, about two
and half miles frJm Port Deposit
with all its contents, were destroy ed by
fire on Sunday evening last. The
family were all away at the time, and
the fire Is supposed to have caught from
detective fiue. 1t was the only store
Ia the community and also postofiice
AL the mail in the office was burned
with the building. Mr.. Smiths loss il
heavy and only partly insured.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-12

in the MIDLAND JOURNAL last week
the Wings record covers the follow
ing up to Thursday night.
TUESDAY.
Four arrests for drunkenness were
made. fines being imposed in all the
cases. including one of $40, for re-
sisting an officer.
Tipsy young men INDUCED whis-
key racket by leading a docile horse
into two Elkton bar rooms, where
beer. it is said was poured down the
animals throat. and an unsuccessful
attempt made to force him into q
third saloon
At noon the Town Bailiff wheeling
to tue Jail in hand barrow poor
inebriate who was down on the street.
Later an indignant wife dragging
her besotted husband home Though
the streets.
At night fall a bloody fight on
Main street opposite a leading mer-
chants, and the glass in confec.
TONERS shop smashed by the drunken
combatanss.
A little later the broil renewed in
"The Hollow" an officer resisted.
but the prisoner finally captured and
lodged in jail.
WEDNESDAY.
Subsistence of drunkenness. one
man arrested for fighting the day
before.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-10
VOLUME l.

TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS
T. Dyer VIM w-Stephens sub, lot "a %
9 H. pGSsSiI NoWinp, p1DprgtEE Mary EE-Ramona, lot IA
bl Il, % %
IS. Nowiin, George-Ramona. lot 10 80
81. EIwood, Frank B-Kellogg tr act
stoneman tract, lot 40 bl9, So
Stoneman tract, lot "a hi s., 35
Outhwaite's sub, lot and personal
So Burren, Noah H The Corson .
tract, lot9, 4o
The Corson tract, lot A, Al
80. Moore, Eugene A-The Corson
81. Abila, Felipe-Iu Ro Tajauta. 5
&C of land bounded north by II Abila,
east by county road, south by Lash, west
by Ran ON, and personal property, IL 10
lis. Sebastian, Mrs Sarah jim Ro
Los Coyotss-West a of southeast n of
northeast Il of sec 2, tip As. II W, 20
acres of lana, and personal property, Is %
127. Williams, Manly D-New Elec-
trio Road tract lot bl B, and poll tax, 9S
12S. Carpenter, Harry Wilson-Kel-
logg tract lot B. l 81
131 Gee, James Library tct, lot 80
bl II, and personal property, 10 OIL
161. Perkins Hannah E-LOt 2, con-
tanning 16. 5acres of land bounded north
by Baldridge, east by Ruddock, south by
San Bernardino road, west by Wake
sonal property, so 96
164 Knoth, Virginis-2O acres of land
in north "a of southwest d sec 25, tip n,
r 10 W, bounded north, east and south by
L M and M H La Fetre. west by King
place, 16 rs
165. Brunges & Barry-125xl5O feet in
northwest corner of northwest ID of
southwest n sec l, tip s, r 10 W, bounded
north by Broadway, east and south by
Gard, west by Citrus avenue, and per-
sonal property, 80 90
226 Rice, Charles WIN Rancho Ia.
jauts, 40 acres of land bounded north
by Jose Abila. west by county road, and
personal property Al "a
PA Kiger Leonidas -Wicks' addi-
tion to Ballona, lot 10 bl 81, 67
Wicks' addition to Ballona, lot % bl
s2, 81
B3, Johnson, Bert-Beardsley tract,
acres of land bounded porth by SH
johnson, east by Rogers, south by Brad
bury, west by California avenue. Is "a
SS. Hoffman, ,Charles-Stephens' sub,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-10
TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS.
o77. Centinella- -Inglewood Land Co

W. OeuGluellh-lugleWOOu Lana Co
In town tn0 of Il IinglsMIOOd lot ~ 2
In town of Inglewood, lot 81 bl 16 e5
9Sl. Centinella Inglewood Land Co.
In town of Inglewood, lot ID bl 80, 9S
9s3. Centinella-Inglewood Land CO.
In town of Inglewood lot bl 81, 95
In town of Inglewood, lot bl3S. 9s
In town OF Inglewood, lot bl 38, 95
800. Centinella-Inglewood Land Co
In town of Inglewood, lot q bl "a, 95
In town of InglewOod, lot % bl "a. 9s
993. Centinella-Inglewood Land Co
In town of Inglewood, lot IL bl 205, 95
In town of lnglewood, lot IL bl POS, 9S
In town of Inglewood, lot 13 bl 2O5, 95
In town of Inglewood, lot ID bl 205, 9s
In town of Inglewood. lot bl 206, 95
In town of Inglewood, lot 6 bl 206, 9s
994 Continella-Inglewood Land Co.
In town of Inglewood. lot bl 2o7, 9s
Ia town of Inglewood, lot bl 2OS, 95
In town of Inglewood, lot bl 2OS, 95
In town of Inglewood, lot bl 2oS, 9S
995. Centinela-Inglewood Land Co.
IL town of Ingiewood, lot q bl 20S, qs
In town of Inglewood, lot % bl 20S %
996. Centinella Inglewood Land Co.
In town of Inglewood, lot 20 bl 2l2, 9S
In town of Inglewood, lot bl 213, 95
In town of Inglewood, lot bl 2l4, 9S
In town of Iuglewood, lot bl 2l4, 95
9E. CentinellaInglewoodL Land CO.
In town of Inglewood, lot 25 bl ia, 9s
In town of inglewood, lot bl 215, 9s
In town of Inglewood, lot bl 2l5, 81
In town of Inglewood, lot 81 bl 215, 90
In town of Ioglewood, lot 28 bl 2l5, 95
In town of Inglewood, lot bl 26 g5
In town of Inglewood, lot II bl PIG, 9s
998. Centinella-IpglewoOd Land Co.
Il town of Ingewood, lot 26 bl PIG, 95
In town of Iuglewood, lot q bl 2l6 9e
IV.H HrTW e T.,x x1zxrr lot l,1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-10

81, W = ., 1 H W,
30,
Sub of north J
81, tp 2 s, r IA W,
80,
964. Centinell
pauy-Sub of no.
sec 81, tip 2 6, r IA
Sub of north !:
81, tip 2 S, r II ",
Sub of north
81, tp 2 s, r ID W,
Sub of north !:
81. tp 2 E, r ID w,
SuU VI DOrlH q
81, tip 2 S, r IA W,
Sub of north
81, tip 2 :, r IA W,
Sub of north Il
81, tip . 8, r Ia W,
Sub of north \
81, tp 9 8, r IA W,
Suo of north y
81, tp 2 s, r Ia W,
Sub of north
| 81, tp 2 s, r IA W,
Sub of north 4
81, p 2 s, r ID W,
SUD OF uOrtn 7.
81. tp 2 s, TIA W,
Sub of north 4
81, tip 2 s, r II W,
| Sub of north y
| 81, tip 2 g, r IA W,
| Sub of north
81, tip 2 S, r IA W,
| Sub of north
81, tip 2 $, r IA W,
| Sub of north
81, tip 2 8, r IA W,
| Sub of north
81. tp 2 s, r Ia W,
| SUB OF norm
81, tip 2 S, r IA W,
| Sub of nortl
81, tip 2 8, r Ia W,
| Sub of north
81, tip 2 g, r Ia W,
| Sub of north
81, tip 2 s, r ID W,
| Sub of south
81. tip 2 s, r IA W,
| I aCTa 0f land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-04
To TRY Iturbide.

MEXIco. June 1.-The venire has been
placed in the hands of the proper authorities
for the military men who not asjurors in the
court martial of Lieutenant Augustin De
Iturbde, for the publication of a letter in
newspaper critlcising the acts OF the Piesi.
dent, who ia Commander-iE-C of the
srmy and navy. The work of summon
ing the officers who will act az jul
rors will be started today and it
is stated that the trial will take place
some time during the coming week. The
opinion OF many military men is that Iturbide
will be found guilty of censuring his superior
officer, snd will BIO sentenced, but will re-
ceye executive cemeucy, the President
pardoning him at an early day. They look
upon Iturbide's letter as piecs of indisore
ton which was partially jlstifab'e to act
himself right at home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-04
VIRGINIA NEWS.

MIR. p. T. Weldon, O wei,-kuown citiZar
of Prince William couEty, died taw days
ago.
A black bear passed through Floyd Court
house yesterday aud caused some excite
Dent.
Mr.. Iaaac Grandstaff residing near Bruce
town, Frederick county, died suddenly or
Tuesday of last week in the 47th year OF hia
age.
Mira Eliza, wife of Richard Hsrdcsty,
aged II years, ded of heart failure al heI
residence, near Berryviile, on Saturday
night.
The spot whore General a. P. Hill was
killed near Petersburg, has been identified
and marble tablet will be erected to
mark 1t.
The city of Richmond yesterday brought
suit against the sure'ies of the late A. Il,
Woodson, city collector, for the sum of S9S,
600, that amount having been found due to
the city.
Mrs. Stonewall jackson has accepted an
invitation to spend month with Mrs. NC
CURE, at her country residence near Rich
mond. Later Mrs Jackson will spend sev-
eral weeks at Lexington, es has been her
naDlb IUE yours.
Hon. John e. Massey, who attended The
Southern Baptist Convention at Fort Worth,
Texas, went from there with q party OF
friends to the City of Mexico and spent q
few weeks there. Hereturned 10 Richmond
Monday night.
John PniIlipr, colored, was convicted yes
terday at Boydton, Mecklenbnrg county,
of the murder of Capt. r 9. OVERLY. and
sentenced to be hanged August Is. 1890.
The prisoner was brought to Petersburg in
the afternoon in charge OF the Petersburg
Grays who were on duty ct the trial.
At FincaatIe yesterday j. Charlton Siml-
son, a well-known builder and undertaken,
killed himself While preparing casket
for the burial OF little child, ne was seized
with delirium. He broke away, ran rapid.
ly to secluded plnce, and plunged knife
into his breast, dying few minutes afier
being discovered by pursuing party.
At the session OF the Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of R'nai Birth, in Rich
mond yesterday, resolution was adopted
for the appointment ofa committee to COZ
slider the subject Of consolidation with other
Jewish societies. The committee on ritual
presented the following which was adopted:
THAT special committee OF five be az
pointed to draft new ritual in conformity
with the views expressed in the report; that
such ritual, however, shall provide but for 8
eiugle rite of initiation that In such ritual
the special features shall be such as shall
awaken interest in Us not alone IS meo, but
as Jews"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-04
The Panama Canal.

The special Panama canal commission has
prepared fresh report on the prospective
earnings of the canal in case 1t is completed.
In this the annual cost of maintenance is
placed at 10000 francs. the expenses of
administration are placei at 500 coo francs
annually, aud the cost of transit il estimated
at 10000 000 francs snnually The income
for tins first fanr years is estimated al 81 25U.
600 francs. This ia calculated on an average
annual tonnage for that period of 4 100. 0o0
tons, and the proposed rate of charge per
ton IL twelve and one-hslf francs. The con-
mission estimates that after the first four
years there would he sn annual increase in
the tonnage OF $50 900 tons until maximum
tonnage Of 600. 900 should be reached. AZ
ter the canal has been 10 operation twelve
years the annual net receipts. all exDensea
being deducted, are estimated at g. 5000 600
francs. This amount would be dl.t-ibnted
between the present and future sh&renoid-
ers in accordance With the terms o. CD:
tract to be concluded between tie old ccH-
papy and the new.