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The daily critic., 1890-10-18
PERSONAL

Hon. Baker A. Jamis1u. no Oh
Washinct0nian, but now q resident of
New York city, Is about t0 leave ftr
bis home. having spent most of The H-,
session of CONGRESS in Tr0-ecu'i1g his
claim for au extension Of The '-imp5ou
suh marine telegraph patent lo which
be is sole heir The patent is valnl
ble one, and MIR I1WisDu has every con.
fdCuce and assurance Of its favorable
consideration at The next session oil
Congress.
The wife of Speaker Reed, alongside
of her big husband locks like q little
girl She is well endowed with mental
qualities Mrs Reeds maiden name
was Suson Merrill. and she was born in
Center IlarL0r. Me Her father Rev.
s u Merrill, was an eloquent minister
Of The CONGREGATIONAL Church in that
section Of New England. Previous TO
her marriage she taught school for sew.
eral terms. The only child of VIZ and
Mrs Reed is Catherine, q cid of 10.
The Reeds have one Of the bandsOmgst
houses in Portland. and iu this city they
live ut the Shorehsm.
Itis said that Gladstone is So sensitive
io adverse criticisms That every news
paper, MAGAZINE. book or other publj.
cation that comes 90 Hawarden Is eV.
amincd by members Of his family
before II reaches him for fear that some
unpleasant opinion may upset his ctuj-
hhIium
AZ the sale Of Lord Tollcmlch8's
furniture In ST. James Square among
other lois put up was mahogany bed
stead at five shiliinGs No further Oller
was apparently forthcoming, until 81
iranspited that Mr Gladstone had slept
in 10 for over seven months, when Il
became an object OF the most spirited
competition aud was sold for a large
sum-
a Paris correspondent says that 10 Is
hardly possible for any one not init
maioly acquainted with the facts &c
realize The extent of the petting aud
adulaiion that IS lavished on Alexander
Dumas lie has a clique or cotcrie OF
his own which surrounds him with al
sorts Of attractions.
DIR. William Everett. whom the Mas
sachusotts Democrats Of the Fifth Con
grCssiCnal district have nominated tC
oppose Henry Cabot Lodge. Is one ci
the most eloquent orators in New Eng
land He is son Of Edward Everett
and has been more successful as schoo
teacher and preacher than as a politi
clan.
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A..ocIatIons Ineorporated.

a new benevolent association 10 be
known as the Willing Helpers has
filed certificate Of incorporation. Toe
objects Of the society are purely benevo-
lent and the incOrpuralors arc John w.
Green, Miss Mary Simmcs, Mamie
Dowling. Mary Welden ami Vincent
l.. Devaul.
The Guarantee Real Estate Invest
ment Company have also filed a certid-
cate of incorporation. The capital
stock is 81 900 and the Incorporators
are II L. Bryan, +. Mills, II. H.
Hazard, Francis J, Kieekhoefer, +. r.
Tone. L. q. Williamson, +, J. Newton
W f. Cole, b II. Browne, S. c. Eberly
and {. r. Baker.
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A BREWING TRUST.
Big brewers Going Into a CombIui
tim In EhIeago

Big brewers Going Into a CombiHa-
tiOn In Chicago.
CHICAGO. Oct lS.-A morning paper
says; A new brewery combination Is
10 be organized in Chicago. The com
pany will be formed 10 include four or
five Chicago houses and one 10 Nil,
Waukee The capitalization of the
new company will be. It is estimated.
from $1,000, 600 10 $1,000, 900. The
properties under most favorable c0nsid-
Grafton are: Ealblatz Brewing Com
pany Of Milwaukee. Ernst Tossetti
Brewing Company Of Chicago, Gott-
fried Brewing Company Of Chicago,
Baubeomew & Rossing Brewing Com
pany, Chicag0i VIM. Ruehl Bre wing
Company, Chicago.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18

THE NEW YoBE star. referring 10
he nomination Of General MCMAHoS
for The Assembly. says The nomi-
nation Of General b RIN T. MCMAHOS
for The Assembly in The Seventh dis
tTict Cf his city Is typical of the SORT
If candidacy upon which Democrats
ought 10 unite General MCMAHON s
distinguished services iu military life
eutiuu bin % public gratitude. HIS
aIdu0us and successful caTegrin public
civil employ yments hss equipped him
for he duties II q legislator as few Of
our citizens arc equipped. The district
Iast year Weui Republican bY gl1 II
ought 10 De redeemed If that be &C.
cCmplishe0 10 Is altogether probable
that ihe cify delegation m De Assembly
Nill De rendered sChiiy Democratic
There certainly IS no Democrat 10 The
Keystone district who can be supported
With greater confidence in tLe aC-
c0mplishmeut of ibis most desirable
result than General McHAu1s A
man Of General MCMAHJS character
ability and standing would Do bis party
and Stale more good Fra Congress. TIE
Key stone district doesn't need the
services 81 This distinguished soldier
and gracious gentleman half zs mlcu
IS DE ciIy "a Mes York
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This property is most beautifully situated on high
ridge overlooking and in close proximity to the heart OF
the city. The electric pass within few hundred
panorama ever presented to view, of the Governments
beautiful buildings the hills of Maryland and Virginia
with the historical and classical Potomac River makes
place for a home AS an inve stment tbs unrivaled.
TERMS: One-quarter cash, balance in one two
and three years. with interest per cent per annum
Fifty dollars money will be required upon each
lot and will be applied to purchase when settlement is
made Deed to be passed free OF all expense with alb
stract of property From the gross sales, seven-7 =
per will be placed in sinking fund to be applied
to making Improvements
We can recommend this subdivision in every par
cuar and feel confident that your investment will prove
one of profit in a very short time.
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In ana out Of Com mIssIsn

Orders have been issued putting the
L. S. S. Nipsie. COW al the Mare Island
Navy Yard, san Francisco, out o. com
mission. The Nipsic will be at once
dry docked. aud repairs 10 the extent Of
$40 0C0 will be put upon her
The san Francisco will within the
next ten days or so be put ia clmmis-
sion and will most probably be ordered
as the flagship Of the Asiatic squadr0n.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
LIQUOR LICENSE AGITATION.
a Committee CRI on the Commits
sioners and File Protest


sioners and File Protest
Clerk Hunter reports that, up 10 date
forty.four wholesale and forly.siv re.
tail liquor license applications have
been filed. On account OF the
number Of retail saloons hav.
ing been reduced by order
of the Commissioners 10 900. the indi.
cations are that au unusual numb r Of
applications for wholesale licenses will
bUGltd. The 4GO retail liquor licenses
ruftIr,d 10 have nothing 10 do with the
wholesale selling Of liquors.
THIS afternoon Messrs. Birb ur,
MGdilan and others called upon thg
Commissioners Co protest against the
limitation Of retail licensed stlIpns tn
400. Hs referred Co iu Tua CWrIy of
yesterday They were informed thptlhp
order issued May Is last would be
adhered 10 unless EuEinecr Commis.
siOLcr Robert changed his views iu re.
gard to the matter The liquor men
are anxiously awaiting the r1,urn Of
Colonel Robert 20 the District build.
inc
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Arrs.lsa oa 4 80. ohaEgs.

Charles Guise was arrested this after
neon on a charge Of Indecent exposure.
He induced three little children 10
enter q vacant house on Sixteeuth
street near Boundary yesterday, and
there committed he crime. He az
tempted the same thing again to-day
and vas arrested
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Tho JeannsIte noaumsat.

The arrangements for the unysiling
of The monument 10 the Jeanette heroes
are reaTly completed. The unyeiling
Of he monument viii probably take
place the latter part Of next week
or The heainning Of the week after next
The official arrangements will be male
public on Tuesday OF Wednesday next.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18

The correspondent Of The New York
Herald telegrapls that paper that The
President has resolved upon three
things to-wit
First-He intends t1 elI CoulTgss lu ey.
ira session early iu November.
Secoud-He w!il nominate Attorney Gen
eral W IT, II Miller 90 the vacancy Boa the
Supreme Court
1hird-He win make William IT, Taft,
the present Solicitor General % The Depart.
ment Of Justice, head Of the Department.
The correspondent is as modest as he
Is able. He doesn't relate the part he
took in enabling the President to ar-
rive at these decisions. He does, with
proper prophetic acumcu, add a swing
clause by saying that, ''as far as present
indications go, hewill adhere to them
"he meaning the President, and
them, his triple resolves. This dis.
patch isquite 10 the Herald vein. II Is
like the hunter, who shot to hit, if It
was a deer and miss. il it was a calf.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18

0UH FE1mEuIas frleads lE Kansas
ara I1aa have been plunged into gloom
.Hce mlre ty decisions 1i courts Tue
Iuhgd sIags Circuit CuaH. al Topeka
says llat ne Wus8S Original Package
a-t dot=nf apply D Kansas because lle
- LItiary Aw ef ftaI State W4- passed
artailr b tte HusoE aeL The 9l-
pai.I Cart at Cedar Raa.ds laaa l4s
aec.lld lal he Stale pEgLi5il1g .aW
HHs AID aId Fail sg III = he sale q
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Waz It stolen

William J. Porter writes Tue CRITIC
complaining that on Tue 18th instant
Mr.. Luke s Terry, superintendent Of
mails ID the Nashville CHenu.J post
office mailed bin a money order for
i25. which be has not yet received, lie
wants 20 know what IS the matter with
Wauam8keT mails.
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
Analhsr UahanrE Nh.

Apaddaa for a uId 1f divorce wl5
d.-l to-day D. william r. Davis fr1m
DIS Elle, Catherine Davis- Iaey were
married in Nea York In l,lj- Cruelty,
Ul Ireau ueul and deseUi1u are the
charges which tle husband makes
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
EandLur Psrmll.

Building permits have been isslsl l1
John Moran, 10 erect brick dwelling
at 1912 q sheet northwest, 90 cost
$4,000 t8 William T. Hughes, brick
dwelling 500 d street northeast, - uJJ5
James ID Burns, tE1 brick dEelIiuLs.
ines and lll0 II street northeast
$500
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MiII. FiIsd fnr Prnhats

The last will and testament Of the late
Michael Tally OF this city was filed to-
day al the office of the Register of
Wills.
The will Of the late Stedman c. Chubb
Of ST Joseph. BerTien County. Mich.
was also filed He leaves all his prop
eTty and estate TO his widow. Carolina
+ Chubb, who is appointed his eNecu-
friV
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NIINIn#. l.Nh1et- ~ t'NNtIN.l. Jug
feeling fu those c0mmunities has become
s1 arrc.Ji go prohibition that it win
probably prove impossible 90 enact new
laws would make thD WITsoS ae'
elective
Mu Cmrs. Acine Superintendent
aftte Census Bureau has declined o.
a,co1e 90 tlc demand of Mavor GRANT
.fNDw York insisting Go crsc that
Tie enumeration taken by the police
force Of That city in October DE s1bsi.
mttd forIhat taken by the census EN-
rlovcs last june This would De-, &c
generally carried out t' substitute O
tri yearly for ltcgnniaI census JulE-
ing from The results as reported from
an parts of the country The census ap.
pears 90 De about as well taken as it
could DE under iLc law u win GER
iainy require more Than Nrw Noik's
hysteriCal cries ,o upset O..
Tur rtrHrIs teNN circulate tta.
tha Ii.rig, Commissioners. uud The
lead OF Colonel Honrur will r.Iusc
EerumHcr of licensed saloons '1 40
from something over llO) IL % De
true &C would seem that The experience
of Philadelphia and putsburg with
srcak oasi,s has been lost our licens
ing board
THE CRrrc LEWNs with pleasure
from dispatches in The morning papers
that The r,nort that cN Representative
WILLIAM l.. SCoTr uf Eric, Pa. Is con
valesCing and has been for some days.
lie took his usual drive yesterday lie
will come 20 this city as soon as he is
strong enough TO stand the journey.
"LUCKY" BALDWIN. the California
millionaire horseman, says that trotting
on q straight nile track will be inau-
gurattd at Monmouth next season. If
The races are straight as we'll as the
track the public will be delighted.
~ GoyERNoR SEAY Of Alabama and
the Postmaster General should refuse to
pay ibe rewards iTered for the capture
Of RUM Burrows, the outlaw, the
effect will be TO boom train robblng as
an industry
A MORNING CONTEMPORARY has
found a Dameless Congressman, who
thinks there will be an extra session Of
Congress Nameloss statesmen know
anything able editors want them to
know.
A ,oLoREp PRoHwITioN orator up in
Massachusetts, found the hotels full
vi en- he applied for lodging. OF
course, man Of bis principles
uudu't stay at house tba' was
| fu'I
MUs LutiAN NJ. GuuLp " Murphy
/ -. c. killed her husband with "a toy
dagger Willie drunk She has been
ui,l ond acquitted, end now propose,
20 co On The stage or COURSE.
ia ArUENus F.ou The dispatches that
| Gwhrie Is 90 r,mlin lbc Cipinl OF
Oklahoma This may not be import
ant, but Il seems 10 be authentic.
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huston nAnANGUEs n1MsELF.

The publication In THE CHlrIc of
Treasurer HUsroN's chance tn be ape
pointed an Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury has had the effect OF setting
that centloman's vocal organs to work
And when his vocal works get going
he Is liable to say something inuro,t-
ing lf impoliir. or course he denies
bel ger evrr having been candidate
iur Assistant Secretary But ruE
GWrr tid not char4c him Viln being
gtstdtda'e for lbc place. What was
ia't vas hat be- was down un the
II,,.G,rial slate fur thc position, uul
good pulfigsl reasons wDrs assigned
.rtlc President selection. Mr. llu-
1oS rs CAREFUL not lu say taut be
would trfu.c The office 81 u were
rendered him lie contents himself
with saying that be would have 20 con
slider the profer Ina case of this kIui
he who besitatts accepts.
The difference Of $500 in the sala,
ries Of the two places would be nothing
10 Mr. HvsToN, for he Is rich man,
nearly. n rot quite, a millionaire
In bis talk, Mr. HUsroS declares his
belief that Indiana will go Republican
next month. unless some insane act Is
INDUCED in by tie managers Of the
csmpaign He then INDUCES in the
following queer speculation:
II Indiana goes Republican next Noyem-
Ter, llaTrisou's chances Tor denomination
are worthless Ir viii uot be heard of Ia
the National Conventions whereas, 10 The
state Is carried hy lHe Democrats hr viii be-
renamed beyond ile shadow OF doubt.
Mr HUsToS hen relates some cute
work be did 81 Chicago 10 1sss, which
he 1atters himself secured General
HAHMsGS The domination, and follows
with On argument that II Indiana goes
Republican this fall II will show that
any tody can carry IL as we'll as HARRI,
soS, and that that would be fatal tc
HAERIsON' s prospects Of reconciliation.
Nj. HUSTON then indulges in some
very loose, not TO say ribald and sacre
sieious talk about "HARRIsoS and the
Iud ard insists that the chances
n he man across The way for a second
term rest entirely upon the defeat Of
Lis cWu party al the polls next month
IN bis own State
"The man across the way Is hardly
aTesPectful Wsy for Government Of.
heial 10 speak of his chief A clerk
vi. would iaIk 10 that fashion Of bis
u,.u chief would be incontiueuuy
cIsclug,d Why then should the bu
Iriu bief esCape aLen he uses such
aEEHaLe toward fbe President
ID be Fu iarHl has ever doubted
wisdom of keeFiug JAMES y. lIUsIoS
tur me Calinef tLis remarkable per
fsm.Tse aii. clr'aiu'y settle the ques
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
- .L-nE.- L..-L...-

E.v.F D. J GIiuke one lf The Board
81 school Trustees from he seventh I.s-
uicl bas teldrrgi hls resignation The
l0mmis siolsrs acCep.ed lle Eeal gla-la
Be- take eject AZ guce
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
TEE IAsHIEG BICYCLEBEE

OF u. tae .llru.EE summer -Irls
la aa He re OUT eres-
Iu gentle Flr.s all graceful Whirls
Lisa golden butterflies
IL- one La -.l4= ra all - D.
oI al lrr E.ll Pie queen
Us -lr Hlu -...- 1.ar L.I's ana FaI1=-
Iae l4-l.l- ..es -Iaele.
Hos llEa gentle lula -lIa
Aud Sinh fairs
She -4rE .r- auI -lFlF pins
LIha BINDS IJaa l.ar ..a
Eo UaEEa bon rI tlE - aE
Utlsllei Eirl me
AlI ul5I eall--s tleE lhe lar l6ar
ILa l-5lluE u.gF ..-ele-
-CHlags kaa 3 f9ss
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:. ra.-.LI. - Ml.l...--

frlW tls 4a- orleans lig+ ~ DaRurrTf-
The iuiIu'lls NJ the Dcw measure Hill
make themselves feIt at an early date,
and hardly au article lf common usage
VIII escape Tue azecratiou that vii
be- heauel 10 rLe Mckinley lsIis.l-iss
product i7 likely t0 be- plentiful
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
N.aamaEsI.. Ha.lns.. Ia.lIasL
D p. - - -.

Postmaster General Wanamassr Is
credited with being one Of nine Phils-
delphiaus 6h0 made up the sum of s. p
l25 used iu buying 10 the Mckinley
district III This Is true, the merchant
crops out, and Improves that civil ser
vice official du'y and sunday schools do
uel occupy an entire mind shat has 50
successfully studied LoT 10 buy aud 70
SELL
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
ibs Census aud Poesst- borough stls...

90 ibe basis Of representation tals
perverted for party advantage they are
counting On securing q majority n
twenty five in the next House, even n
they poll less than half 0f the
popIlar vote 10 November. aui III
one fifth Of their vote should req
resent nothing but tbe iliteracy
Of TIE negro element. There scheme
Is % take tLs Government OUT
~ he hands of The majority ani b
secure The rule Of ignorance over the iu.
diligence of the country,
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
HOTEL ARRIHALS.

N,Toyoltd8-W G.. Gutmau, Baltimore.
%. ". Jehurn, New York; George d. Green,
Whom, y. c.; William G. Adams aud a
VI. schall, New York.
Natoagt-C. NJ Coeu, W. II. Wells. N.
L. Read, Matt sharpe, &. Collagn and !.
Lasker, New York; l.. y. Nulette, Detroit;
A. x, Myer- aud wife, savannah; A. n. AK
tgll, IT., Claremout, $. ID.
~ Jmo.-F. WIN. snow, New York;
John s. Mckiernan, Lanesvlllc, Ohio; J. q
GOlhwaitc, Texas; II. l.. Watkins, Rich.
mOHd; Fred. Moore, Binghampton, y. y;
Henry 5. Boyer Cambridge Mass.
IlWWFs-J b. WelthreIl, Boston: F.
Deshler, New Brunswick; j. s. Smith, Ban
gOT, Ne; Spencer Rogers and party of
seyguty-hYe eNgursl0nists, New England;
j. ". Taylor aud Edwin WIllastou, Ken
nett Square, Pa,
Eigqs-John q. Avery and john c. Ken
Bedy, New York 4. o. Phillips, Lincoln,
Neb. II, X. DumOnt aud wife, Brooklyn.
HormIeg' o. Cadwalader Biddle. Phila-
deIphia; William I. Jennings, Toronto,
Canada W, W, swan, Boston.
Sharstam-Mrs. Peter Donahue. Peter d
Martin and Mrs I'd. Martin, san Fan
cisco; MI aud Mrs. F. q. johnson, New
York; George Il Morrison, san Francisco.
.lTlagt0ls-J. y. McNeal and wife. Iudi-
suspolis Duncan ACluryre, Montreal;
Nm. II. Dill, CleaTiTeld. Pa. h. Edwards,
Baltimore.
AogWaadic-B b. Nagle and wife, Erie,
pa j. 4. HarmOd and wife, Hong Kong.
China; Nm- IL. Smuchh aud wife, Phila,
delphia; Csssius Clay, Louisville, Ky.
EbLHf-W- J.. Davidson aud wife, Gin
ciHHati William n. Harris, Norfolk; James
J.. Moody, New York Mr. and Mrs. r. p.
M0TaaD, saeo Ne; j. A. Wilson, Frauklln,
Pc; b. s. Crawford, Hagerstown, Nj.
LietfI JshHsal-W. Callahan, Cuatt4-
r0ogai Charles DeBTelh, NeW Iork;
Eugar %. silver Boston; J. s Mueller,
AeH iaTk.
G.ajTgfs-L. b. KeF, c. j. Hubbell, auI
CHARLES kl0wles.
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STEAMED OK sToLEN.

CtTOLEN- TuE AFCERNJ1N OE ruE
- l4th. = Er.lH7 Irish seq Ter alpp ans Hat
Lu tLe Haue uf Llezi ltd 30 tliairs 9le
g.ifh uaue % uEutI Hud ill ath-I auaA -.i7-
+ liberal reward WlI De given taf aus ii'p
uaflau lhat laF lead O. the roo FarF aL tla
dnE ard tll prosecution ut fll tllri- p tl
575rE. I501 ia ave. 1874
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ORIGINAL packages IS concerned. The
f,slmriu Those communities has become
SD opposed go Prohibition that 10 viii
rloul'y prove impossible io enact new
laws which would make thr WusoS as'
The daily critic., 1890-10-18
ATYr1cAI "uERALD" DISPATCH

wl.rnorov. DC oIr0urn Is01-
The daily critic., 1890-10-18

A MORNING. CONTEMPORARY has
found a Dameless Congressman, who
thinks there will be an extra session Of
Congress. Nameloss statesmen know
anything able editors want them to
know
The daily critic., 1890-10-18

I3C Oa'V pemosr1tic Daily Paper PH5-
Iibed gi Wd3irg'or
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
FARM AND GARDEN.
EXPERIENCES MD OBSERVATIONS or
vALUE 70 WIDE AWAKE FARMERS.

no OsasirotlOn - Hsa Hives for slim
plielty, Utility aad ohsapneSs Illus
hatsd Description of the Poor Mans
Hive by One who Has Tested 10,
II was said by u correspondent In
American Bee journal some time ago
that the looming hive was ono that
would take a standard Langstroth frame
In slae, with wide, atiff top bar, An
apiarlan, commenting on tho foregoing
In the Same journal at more recent
date, gave his views on the subject Of top
bars, lIe Raldl After using a top bar
I 7,l0 Inches wide for nineteen years
We know that, II properly made, they
will almost invariably prevent brace
combs, We will describe tho hive and
top bars 90 we think they should be
made, and, 10 aid In making II plain, We
here present an illustration OF tho hive
and super
We call this tho Poor Mans Lang,
suOth Hive on account Of ita eheapneaH,
The engraving representa- "a story .
frame lNnghlfOlh hlVe Tor comb money!
tho top raised above tho hive being q
super, the same a. tho ono NJ tho left
and has o plain board top on cover Tho
slze Of tho brood chamber 10 eOlXl8BXOl
Inches, outside measure, with scant Binch
bee space above the brood fumea
Tho super ls the same size as the brood
chamber, but Is only A Inches deep, aud
II also has q bee space above the aeotIona
The edges Of tho hive aud super are all
square, aud rest squaroly upon each
other 10 do away with all dummies,
false ends, section holders, etc, We use
q combined wood and Tin n, and aa tho
Fupers arc rabbcted at tho top, tho same
IN the hive, and tho Y being half an inch
wide, there lsgood finger room 10 handle
tho sections AT Ia also used between
tho rows Of sections at the top oprevont
the sections from aokIng or getting out
Of shape, Whom the sections are filled
they are perfectly square,