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CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
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WRITE ONLY on ONE SIDE OF THE PAPER.
me letters must not eTCeed $50 ,Dords IN
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Stories must - oe copied or Ddrdphrdsed
Oopi looks oru drei, histories, &c.
pcstt ge stamps and a special request must
,, Goiosed 10 secure the return or any manu-
rcript
prfre or eco IN gold tcu Be ai0drded TO
a., author or The BEST story.
Providence Interposed to Save Them.
j. The Editor:
A fiat calm had held us in the horse
attitudes for over two days-not 30 much
sa breath 10 move the dropping sails and
cool the parched and crack ng decks. Dis
cipIlne had grown lax. The men slept on
watch whenever the opportunity offered.
On the second night of the calm lay on
deck. unable to sleep. The moon was
shining as though it had gathered to.
gelher all of its RAYS and concentrated
them upon that part of the ocean.
[ had Just gone four bells IN the morn-
ing watch when began to notice bump
ing noise. along the side of the ship. l
had dreamily began to count the number
of times 1t bumped when l thought 10
look. crossed the deck stumbling over
hSleeping shipmate AZ l went; olim bed
into the tore chains, and looked stra' ght
down into a boat. in whose bottom lay
two men and q woman.
We soon mad them on deck. thinking
them dead, so emaciated were they.
They were brought 10 after being care
fully led.
Next day we learned that the uufortu-
mates were our capita ms own brother
(alSn a sh p captain). his wife ami a
bsaman. all that were left of
the company of the bark Matte
Louise. They had been fourteen days
drifting about in the boat, and FIVE days
without food or water.
Curious that hey should come straight
10 our ship, knocking at the door, as it
were. NED SAuER.
End OF an ocean Romance.
Ton, Fdi'or:
For Gods sake. save my child"
screnched Capt. Stokes, of the brig
Eclipse. she has fallen overheard.
Mary, the captains daughter, was
young lady of twenty summers, and no
pref ier maiden ever lived. She loved
and was loved by Jack Roberts. her
fa!her's cabin boy. who was but two years
her senior. No hnndsomer lad could be
scared up in years time.
Nary had been walking. Just before the
commencement of our story, along the
hurricane deck. apparently inspired by
thought. when suddenly an unexpected
toss of the boat jogg ed her, and, tripping.
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They Must Have Been Lying.

lFrnH, ne i-srfeda Groesr.l
"Its funny" remarked the boatnsn 70
the metal caster. ''that my work IL no
sooner begun q an it's oar"
- You are very lucky, returned his com.
panion: for my work is Just big gun long
after it's ore. "
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IN GALE and CALM.
Scores Of Go Stores Of Experience
on tie Blue Ocean.
"Eyenlng World" Sea Story
Contest for a $40 Gold Piece.
The Competition Will Close at Q
r. NJ. Saturday, Aug. ..

The Sea Story Contest will be closed at
fp. NJ. of sniurdny. Aug. Q. No letters
received after that hour will be eligible
10 compete for the prize.
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overlooked the plumber. One con-
tanned rifles and ammunition. With so
little food the outlook was death Al best,
and we determined to die fighting.
AT night we padded ashore. The
pirates had bivouacked not far from the
coast We fell upon them. Quickly
aroused they returned our fire and brief
and bloody battle resulted,
We lost two sailors more and killed
three Of the pirates. The remaining three
were put to fight, leaving stores, valu-
ables. boats and most Of tho weapons.
We speedily secured the boats and pulled
for the vessel, Next day the tide fluated
Us. ARhIpE.
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To regulate the Stomach, Liver and Bowels take
The evening world., 1890-08-07
Contrary william.

Contrary william.
tTrop Psek.
Ibid you see my boy Willie this morn
ing7"
Yep"
~ here was he goinR7"
- The other way, num-"
trhY."
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JOLLY J0ElBS VAGARIES.
Pleasing Parcels of Wit Found in
Odd Corners
Cons cientious.
Hrnu IaeL

CottaEer-I ordered two dozen eggs yes
terdhy. Mr.. Crackers, aud paid for them,
but you only sent tive ty.
Mr. Crackers -Wa-al. yon aee. tour Of EN-
was bad, an knewed you wouldn't keer
Ter em.
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Evidence of Great Wealth.
tFrop, Judge
Idado Station ARont-What makes you
think the gent was Mr.. Yanderbilt1
By Btander- Cos when he stepped Of thu
car seen tooth- brush In his vest pocket
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blnck .teed in Guilty Without Crime. "
the horse has part TO play. and has been
trained to do it very well. MIR. L. Z.
Schuy er presented her with the beauti-
full creature,
The evening world., 1890-08-07

Next Saturday week Knianka will be
revived at Ninlo's Garden IN all its mag
Iilicei ce. Mr.. Charles Miller the owner
and manager of the spectacle. has already
sailed from he other side. and l. ringing
with him the specially performers aud
dancers.
The evening world., 1890-08-07

Miss Pet'ina Padelford will appear with
tie Conried omic Opera Company the
coming season, Enrico Duzensi and j.
Rafael are also engaged. Mr.. Conried
has four years cOntr ct with little Della
Fox, the sprighily girl now playing with
De Wonf Hopper at the br adwav. Della
can give her neither limbs the cutest little
Hlrt in the world
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MSuMERS, VALUABLE MONEY and OTHER PRIZES FREE

these sl.oo each
these each
these on
trademarks VIII receive
OF
the made " as cheap
The d nand OF those VINO
Will get
some paid
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The dinqy old Haymnrkot has been com
y etely trims ormed and Is now neat
very handsomely decorated place of
thing.
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Bills and Bills.
IRON me Cioihisr aud Nrnhhsr
Jarway-TraVers had bad acc dent the
other dav. lie was going down TO Long
lranch on the boat when his hat blew of.
Had a hundfed-dollAr bill inside the rim.
Eobinson e hew vlat loss
JagwAy-No; u was tailor's bill
The evening world., 1890-08-07

Ipgersoll and Van voorhis.
tFror JE,igs.l
Col. InRerEoll lately appeared before q
Rochester court in a lAwSuit. During the
progress OF the trial he taid to ex Congress-
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The Old Homestead " will at
fourth year ut he Academy next
Ii W II have new feature. yes, :
q new ienture, and it is this whic
mention of IL now in the Wild
time soothing joy. The old
Swansea is going to be whittier
snow, aud tn. Winter hills of Ne
sh re will he whitened with the 81
white mantle. 1t will be reO
effect.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18
THEY ASK THE lnfoxs, BILE.

The boise Daily Sun Of the 9Th
pint. three p. t'tions from Do Lamar,
Silver Cisy and Ns.npa. praying Cap.
tai" Gum e. support Captain De
Lamar for the United Sts'es Senate.
Tito petitions were addressed to Cap.
tai" Gum, because he is very properly
locked upon - the labor leader in the
Legislature. They are signed ny
several hundred voters.
The petitions are acceptable 20
showing thu drift Of opinion IN the
localities whence they emanste. But
they unfortunately come too late.
Captain Gum, like many Other mem
b+rs Of the Legislature, was nomi-
mated anil elected with the Distinct
understanding that hr would sopw It
Sh"up and Dubois. IN addition 10
these two, he wxs FREQ TO at. But,
after his nomination thu North claim. d
one Senator, and this claim has h~eu
conceded. Hence. Captain Gum.
duty is plain: Hs must support Du.
bois and Shoup and one ma" frcm the
North.
This 10 HI. plain dutv, and all who
know Captain Gum know that it !.
impossible Tor him to do otherwi..
,haH 10 Iiv" up to his pledges A les'
cnnscie"t man might not do ti'is
But, then, that kind Of = man VA
not nominated when Captain CUR
was selected from = d.asen aspira'.ts
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18
WOOD RIVER TINES
HALEY. IDAHO.
The REPORT o. TIE TERRITORIAL
CONCR0LLEk.

A copy Of the biennial report Of
Controller J. H. Wlckershan to the
Legislature of 1890 81 is on our table.
II is nf over 100 pages, most OF which
10 tabular matter.
A the report can only be obtained
by hut few taxpayers, wa condense
the most important information which
it contains Is follows:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18
NOTICE.

The ANIMAL Meeting Of the sto kholders Of the
Fret National Bank of HALEY Will be held At the
once OF the Bank Oh TUi SDAY. ia uArv IS. 1901.
at ! 30 p. m. for the purpose VI electine B ard
IT DIRE tors Tor the ensuing year. and to transact
ing for considt ration.
Q. J. sELWYN.
Cashier.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18
$500 Reward.

FOR THE kETt RN OF BAY ORX.HORsE
to Pine orove branded on left shoa,dsr. with
white star II face. white ncstsi,s IN Z LETT hind
foot white; weight aln' at l(o0. The shove reward
will Be Civ. II 10 any On~ returning saia horse n
Crsndsl's pasture u Pm OsOve: or an one 9istbe
to hts WheSs eb0ut. wall b. suit bly,
Nws,de by sending word b AlKk JOHNS N.
Rocky Bar. 1daho ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18

property contained in esch. This
valuation i e640, l04 In Alsuras, 81, =
O63.4a9 i" Gilmore, end el,g72,SAs M
Lrg.n--os . total Of "a, 1856, 45l.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18

NIL paid. STEADY work. New Goods
samples free. J. F. HILL Co.
Nvueta. Na!1A. q
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18

Q1nueC II you desire them ne use fooliAg
sSsO'S6O swsy time I'm thtnss that don't pay;
but send $40 At once Tor magnificent outnS Of
our Great New Stanley Book. II book and terms
not satisfactory refund your ma -. No risk.
No capital needed. both ladies' End sentl~msn
employ 3D. l'Ont lose time In whiting. ''St. p in
while the waters are troubled " bays arc worth
dolisrs. address, B. r. JOHNSON / Co.. 1909 Main
st.. Richmond "
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18

HALEY LODGE. No. !, 4. o. o. w.. meets II
each month, u : 20 o'clork. p. m AL w0rtmen
In govd stm siding are cordially invited TO attend
?. MOT0k1WEIL, Y. v.
I. ". 0Ansx11. Recorder.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18

0o0Aby all druggists. d; six - repaired ouoy
1yC.L HOOD = CO.. Apothscssiss. Lowell. NasA
100 Doses One Dollar
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18

CCilOOI. Of PRACTICAL CIVIL. MECHAN.
= teal, Mining Ing neering, Surveying.
Drsught:ng. Architecture. Ass*ying snd Nsviga-
ton. l70s SECOND Street. Portland. ar. and 72S
Market St San Francisco, Cal. Established 1854.
A. VANDEA NA1Ll.AN, Pres. Send for circular.
sul0v1d
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18
Male Helm Wanted.

cen SALARY. $40 EXPENSES IN ADVANCE
WV allowed each munth. Htesdy employment
st home or travelling. No collecting. Duties de-
nverin9 and making coolest ions. No postal cards
Address with stamp. AAFEk 90. ttQua. Ohio
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18

ENERAL AGENTS SELLING TIE PATENT
" Adjustable shine are mixing fr"m 5000 to
ga 90 per y-sr. Canvsssers Sam 10 81 20 per aay
Exclusive territory given Address With 2.cent
stamp. COxsOllD ATxD AUJusTABL8 Sn0E Co.. 81
lem, Mass.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18
vCr8 OF RE STATE.
POPULATION.

POPULATION.
Idaho has increased ito population
two and . halt timesS in the last 10
years. lie population a. reporte'' by
the census officials is 84.098; but it 10
approximately and correctly. owing to
the many mountain region, and scat>
tered ranges and mining camps which
were not even visited by the e"umera
tors, fixed vt lie 942 Souls.
IRRIGATION.
There are 24l8 miles OF bitches in
The State irr:xsting 7l5,500 acres, aud
7,l4l, 400 additional aeres are sus.
cep.ible OF irrigation,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-18

,,,uuun1s. RISING STAR LOD0f, No. -. I. O.
s. q. T., holds sesulsr mesttngs EvsnI
S WEDNESDAY, EvENIro, in Association
s Rail. At 7:3o O'Clock. Visiting bsetb.
srn ars cordially invttSd to sttend
Z 4. FRIEDMAN. 0.
D. " ISa0yNs, Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
rs TIE COMMISSION ALIVE OR DEADi

Several unsuccessful attempts made yesterday T.
learn from Mayor whether he thought that his Rapid
Transit Commission dead not The Mayor refused,
however. give satisfactory answer way or tho
other. When Tribune reporter called upon him h.
occupying his fayorte position stretched out in his large
chair with each foot resting upon another chair
When he asked 20 give the exact date Of
the expiration Of the Commissioners terms Of Office
he said: That's matter which L Will not talk
about, do intend 20 act the legal adviser Of
every newspaper office in this town. half
dozen here that same ques-
ton."
The appointing power lies with you, and 10 IS sup.
posed that you ought know when the terms Of the officers
appointed by you expire" the reporter suggested
~ will not say anything about it," was Mr. Grants
answer
The MAYOR had evidently overlooked asking Corporation
Counsel Clark 70 make guess at the law this Joint.
Lawyers generally that the Commission dead IN
a-Inch ~ tho work be done by IL within ninety days
aft r the organization has not been done.
It Is understood that the Mayor Will wait until 800 days
have passed and reappont the Commission. which viii
keep up OF pretending TO settle the Rapid Transit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
TESTIMONY FOR THE STEAM COMPANY.

At the continuation Of the Ncw-YOrk Steam Compsny's
hearing before the Health Board yesterday several
representatives. iron manufacturing h,ms testified
that the steam mains and valves belonging 20
tho company were too strong 20 permit the
escape Of steam from them. Charles A. Gains the
superintendent coInpsnys mains and meters, said
that about he asked 70 shut or steam
from a main IN W0lst while inspectors u the Depart
cnt o, Public Works examining the temperature II
there The inspectors found tn heat IN ths
sewers no greater after the turned on again.
He added that three or four slight leaks in the comlanys
mains discovered each week The leaks were at e
joints and caused By the uneven setting OF the pipes
George F. Simpson engineer who had charge OF the
excavations Broadway and Faonst when the gas eN'
rosion occurred there said that the steam had
nothing whatever TO do with explosion Results OF
number Of thermometer presented u snow that
the excessive heat the not caused by tho
steam mains by exhaust steam from boilers IN Duld
incs The hearing will be continued Friday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
mESrERy rYIoy,S LOSS ~ BUSINESS.

General Eckert the present executive hean ~
the Western Union Telegraph Company, went 70 Tom
River Yesterday confer further With the orf'h"'
builder about the IeconstuctiOn Of the ecnc'dl on's
The directors Of company had entrusted 70 Genera
tckert the conduct OF the proposed Improvements. "h
have already been explained d. NorEin Green
pe,idcnt Of the company. is sick at N" United STATE
Hotel a. Saratoga but lcttr, received from there y'tc
dav reported some Improvement IN his HEALTH IL }" 'ia
that he has taken no interest In the partial destruction
o. the building and far the officers Of the company
know he has yct heard Of the hrc.
The restoration connections completed yesterday
and before Saturday about 700 operators will BE-
accommodated on the two Of the building which haV"
been cleared Dispatches fr all points "ef"
taken without restriction and the whole business was
conducted as usual On the third floor. which Was not
disturbed by changes mado necessary by the IRE %
was no in1icaton that the ordinary ioutine had been
nterruptcd Tho reports from the test offices shower
weekly earnings Of So 990 ircra Of Si2oic ov"
the corresponding week last The Eastern dNiti"
which includes York alone suffers o's the earnings
being ss6l4S which Is decrease Of tS,GtL The "'i'
mate for the Eastern division reached by dcductrs
from the report receipts az Nswl oh on Friday aud
saturday Of the previous II this nethod correct
the earnings Of the :est would have been probably
s25 900 II there had been fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
TO KEEP THE WATER SUPPLY ADEQUATE.
COMMISSIONER GILRoY SUGGESTS SHAFTS TO
THE ROOF OF THE NEW AQUEDUCT
FOR MAKING REPAIRS

In the absence Of John G. Sheehan. on his vacar
ton j. C. Sulley acted secretary OF inc AqueuucO
Commission at its meeting yesterday Most Of the
lusness done was the acting upon the minutes OF
several previous meetings. The following letter was
received from Commis sloner GrOy aud referred to
Chief Engineer Fteey.
At and prior TO the time the additional water supply
wa. first received through the Aqueduct there were
% 600 houses this city that received no wafer curing
mart, o. The day and l50O FIRE hydrans whore no water
could be obtained f,r extingui.hng This state OF
affairs was constant u health, life ana properly
and imperatyely called for Immediate remedy at 'he f
opuortunty. Tho remedy has been applied by letting
u 600 900 gallons Of water daily from the new supply INTO
the Distributing mains, lin addition 70 the supply here"
fore received through old Aqueduct and the Bronx
River conduit and the result that all houses now nave
moderate supply during the day and there are adequate
or az least moderate facilities FOR obtaining water 20 eN
,inculsh fire I'm all sections ~ the city
with the distribution of this additional supply ana tne
closing N the new Aqucduct she receiving and drio
utng reservoirs in city would in fifteen days be So
n, depleted that the old conditions would again oon
and the health lie and property Of the city ana It's popu
laton would again b. IN extreme peril This can ia
roat casurc be- obvated by the adoption OF plan rec
rnncndod 70 mo by chief engineer OF the Cfooh Aquo
duct FOR making repairs Of tho detective places III ,e
.,y,ctre viz. the excavation Of shafts over the Dad
So. 70 give access 70 and along roof of the Aque
duct for the purpose making repairs and thus Limiting
che time Tor which the AQueduct would have 70 be ctoSeu
M time 10 ten twelve dOvs at the utmost am ~
rsd by the chief Engineer that there arc no ensheehs
ar,cultie. In the OF the adoption OF this pan anu
although 1 am aware that 1t would greatly en-
bancc the cost Of the work the additional cost Wouu DC
ant in comparison 10 the peFs and dangers ana
IN. nconyeniences the public 70 which the city wouia
otherwise be subjected therefore most earnestly reco
mend the adoption % such plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN AbSOCIATION,
ATLANTIC AoSOCIAIION.
lyrrsrLnArLNG noSrON PEAcH TRArFLC.

ro,ton July 23.-The hearing bcsorc the interstate
Commerce Commission. on the complaint VI Inc boston
f1,t dealers against the railroads running the pedl
train for alleged unjust rates and undue deiaS9 III
se,,ico WAS continued to-day. Lrainma,er hFddioiu
Nuruby Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington ana Dciaware
Railroad resumed Ia, testimony concerning inc he'Hs
usel Ia expedite the movement OF p'ach uaue over
IN, road and it, branches. To counsel FOR the irhlt
dealer, he said that trains were scheduled from twenty
N tvcnty-iv6 miles hour, including stops ana tha'
they frcaucntly ran forty i've miles an hour Mt
Macy counsel FOR the Pennsy lvanIa Railroad asked
that day be given by the Commission III WasmnEtop
,n order that he might Introduce evidence from peach
Grower, in New jersey and Delaware ~ 10 the reasons
r the elimination Of the IoSon peach trade TO rebuff
the Inference that "a due To high rates OF lrclsht
The Commission de dcd that the testimony might bo
t,hen i'm Wa-Lingon and If Boston counsel desired 70
rr,-nu testimony IN rbuttal, one OF the commission
i,uuld come Ia Boston to take IT, .. VI ohcpaN
sn.tlut.udcnt ol th" New or, division OF the sew
Vi,k sew Haven and Hudson River Railroad tcsllhcl
a. to In. manner Of running peach trains. ASSISTANT
General Agent Wilcox. ~ the New Haven Road, teNi
r,d that there agreement for through rate on
reaches His road made tarii In connection win tho
trv England Road, from Jersey CITY To Boston. OF
800 per car not to exceed weight Of 10000 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
Brs LOVE FOR DRINK RUINED HIN.

Martin Bornkesscl. cigar packer, who had been away
with some friends on drinking bout which had la'ted
nearly week killed himself at the door OF his home, M
4oS East Nneoenthst., yesterday morning He oroush
his wife and children this city FROM Germany nineteen
years ago and for time worked steadily at his trade
but his love FOR strong drink ruined him and lately hs
had bsen drunk and idle much OF the time. His wife Is
anitress OF the Chdrens Aid Socetys school, opposite
her home.
She had been In the school and had returned 70 ees
breakfast for her children at a. M YESTERDAY "hen
she heard somebody knock at the hall door her son
opened the door his father standing there with
pistol in his hand Fearing harm 70 MS mother ano
himself the boy slammed the door shut again ana oeAea
&C. An instant later there was shot ana 'ne souilu
~ a falling body when the door was openeo
again Bornkessel lay dead the floor OF the
hail with the pistol t In his hand and blood streaming
from wound in his temple. The police kept me body
lying there I'LL the day. when coroner peFmItea
It's removal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London, July 2s.-Ths was The second day OF 'he
Liverpool July meeting. The for the CroNteh Iat-
q GOO soveregns was By the Duke OF BtauiortH
threc.vear.old gray ny COromandc Mr.. Schwabes AVc
ycar-old ray or brown geding Bonnie Boy was second
and Mr. Fawcett's thrcc-yoarold bay colt spring Vup
third. There were starters. The last betting was
20 70 1 against Coromandcl 70 l against Bonnie BOY
and 10 to / against Spring Cup. Colonel Norhs HiHh
Commissioner was the favortc in the betting, the ODDS
against him being 70 2.
The princpa race Of the d0y was for the sixtythrd
Liverpool Cup OF 200 s0veregns. IL was won ny
length BY Mr. Abncton's hveyoar-od lay horse faths
Conessor. Lord Randolph Churchills fouFytarnd OaA
flly L'Abbcsse &c JouarTe second thre lengths
in front OF Henry Miners thrccyearod chestnut My
Shall We Remember TIL last betting was n against
Father Confcssor to against LAD eSse De JouafFe
n each against shall We Remember
The race for Gerard Plate Of 600 soverrFns was
won by Blundrn Naples black Oily Grace Emily L"r1
Calthorpo's chestnut ny Blavatsay Second an1 I"
Moores bay Thec1osius third Tn" last betting was
II 70 10 against Grace Emily, TO against BlaVatsSl
and 70 against ThcOtosus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
REPORTING CONVENTION BY PHoyoGRAPH.

r G. Martin Editor Of "The Electrical Engineer
forwarded 10 Thomas \. Edison yesterday the printed
onor, and some phone graphite cylinders containing the
~ -. %, rho convention u Photograph Companies
which was held at Chicago last month Every word tna'
was u,tc-sd relating the proceedings OF THIS
was recorded by the photograph TIE convention e'ru
d,y and more than 10000 words were spoken siAy
I,.,nb,. cylinders were used averaging almost 100
VOID. on each cylinder In the middle Of tho convention
hail near the speakers desk photograph was placed
10 receive tho report Of the meeting As eaih worn zen
fru the SPEAKERS tips 1t was Immediately recorded oy
the phonocraph. ,,ns.. ,rors
when the convention oyer the cylinders "e'~
int-usted 10 the care u typewriter. IN order !" nav we
report printed. The cylinders "ee ~'''u' anu ~
found n have done the work inrusted TO tSm "luou'
break Each word was clear and distinct Inc ''n'
,ak. I'D by each speech. each motion Is Ola pv'c'''
Nv the machine. Even the applause following e'sV"
an address or A witty remark. the munur oil the Crow
i,t th. s,,,,kers desk reproduced The expense d"
rportin4 he convention by the phonoeHph was 80 'O'
than the cost Of employing stenoaraphers