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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.
Many Interesting Facts Clipped ana
lulled From Exchanges.


lulled From Exchanges.
Professor W. Preston Graves, native Of
Barboursylle, Orange county, died in Au-
gusta, Ga. last week.
Md. q. Beckham. OF Alexandria, owns
"A dog which hc sometimes brings up 20 MS
farm. near Brandy station, and which,
when be- gets tired VI country life, Iois
down % tae station, boards the cars, ana
returns lO his home In the city.
Revenue officers from North Carolina ana
Franklin county have been on the rampage
i'm Patrick county and the upper portion ol
Henry. IL is rumored here that they nave
DESTROYED about seyenty-nyc stills, and
made Just that many moOnsniners uh'
Major William +. Burlington died al
Nartinsyille Thursday morning IN the .o'l
wear OF bis age. The MAJOR was The Oldest
inhabitant OF the town, and was Tor man,
wears constable.
2 Arrangements have been made TO com
mence work on the new wharf AT fitlsNiile
/ Mr.. Wagner, of saluda, having contracted
10 build 10. H..
Mr.. PC. Jeremy. Of Whkesbarre, "a
las purchased 1000 acres OF land IN 'har
lotte county. Va, which he proposes 10 Gu
up in small farms. N,
A company with capital STOCK ol Sio'Vv
l. thonehi of bv many citizens OF Cuipepel
In all probability it will be TO establish
olling Hour NH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

day. April 2lih, n =. ~. arrive 40
Tampa. Fla. Monday. April 2sfh. 40 : a.
NJ: leave Tampa at 3 j.. NJ; arrive 40 PEN
sacola Tuesday. April 2ti at Z. NJ:
leave Pensacola 40 D. at night. arrive at
Mobile. Ala. Wednesday 50th. at A. NJ.
leave Mobile at ~ no night: arrive at New
orleans. La. Thursday. May l-t 40 a. NJ.
at night; arrive at Birmingham. Ala. Sat-
urday, May 81. al - noon. leave Birming-
ham at ~ at night: arrive at Chattanooga.
Tennessee. May ith at A. ~. arrive no
Nashville Tuesday. MAY Gth 30 A. M.:
leave Nashville at o +. ~. arrive at R0a-
n0ke. Va. Wednesday. May 1ib. at3 p. 81:
leave Roanoke Thursday. May -th at1 A.:
NJ; arrive ai Natural Bridge station. Va.
az s.lj +. NJ; leave Natural Bridge Station
Friday, May 9ih $40 iO a. ST.. arrive at
Luray. Va, T.. M.. leave Luray Saturday.
May lOih; arrive az Washington a q J.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

CONsrANIINOpLE. April The suit u
disapprOyes OF the conversion agreement AZ
rived al Dy the Finance Minister Win a
banking syndicate. dissolution oi the
ministry is expected rs a consequence.
ROME, April Premier Crispi has re-
cei,ed letter from Menelek. Emperor OF
abyssinia. in which Italy is authorized iy
the Abyssinian monarch "a represent Anys-
sini at the anti-slayery Congress 10 DE held
at Brussels. Menelek asserts that IL VIII
be the policy and purpose OF his government
T. cooperate with the nations Of ei'ilizati on
in the enoit 10 abolish the African SAY.
trade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

DANvILLE, Va April Social. r.
Faster sunday and Monday were unusually
charming 30 far as weather was concerned
Snecial services were held sunday IN se'..
erol al the churches. To-day was observed
as a general holiday. aud more than han
the population pic-niced In the rural dis
'rhe Sharon Baptist Church building IN
this county, near Mount Cross, was de-
stroyed by an accidental hfe sunday MORN
ing. Loss, 1000. No Insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

The annual report OF the superintendent
Of the City Gas Works for last year, just
issued. shows: The receipts and disOufse'
ments, on account OF current expenses, ne.
eeiyed for gas, Slo5, ,iJl.3l received for coke,
etc. S2i, ,j0i50; total. szyo,912.sl; DIS
oursed for pay-rolls, ,o,'to.tf; dis
bursed for coal, S00.A2OVl; disbnrse'
for expenses, so,ji6.i2; total, Sli,,'o-.
s1. excess OF receipts over expenditure
x,s 39O.Ol: 10 which must be added ij, l55,
s,r cubic feet OF gas consumed by stree
lamps and public buildings al Sl.5D pc
thousand feet s64.7u3.55; total IN favor o
the works, Sl23, ,O9i.l4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

Enthusiasm About an Electric street
Railway

LYNcHBURG. Va April Special F.
Officer Tanner discovered Yesterday apreiif
little Girl ON lower Seventh stroctneaty and
extensively dressed. who bad wandered oi
from her home. The only information ihe
child gave of herself WIS That sAe lived in
Manchester near Nchm0Ld. W hlle ilc
officer wa. questioning her railroad min
came up. who knew her parents, ANA ioph
her 90 them.
The opinion Of Judge Hughes. delivered
To-day n Richmond. deciding ine meat in-
suecti0n law Of the late Legislature uncon-
siuti0nal. was received here with general
nrorosition from "a New York syndi-
o,fo- onlrin. 90 build an electric street iiii-
,y1v to connect West LynchDurf WIN lN-
main CITY. has been submitted io ln' NJ D7l
lAuchMirg Land Compan, hy iie7i"tNl
Flanagan. Of NcW York, and lle colhp".a
is ready tO build ihe line al once on coi'.N-
lion that the City council VIII give lD.i
fho rirht of way along the line WolN-. u.
rhis nr0r0.iti0n met with such favor iu i.r
meeting that 20 committee was ilhihtaiN''i.
anrointod t0 confer with the CITY tountii
.ni oudo4f0r tO secure franchise. i.e
nroro-od route for the line i- on Church
fnh. and Washington streets, ANA ii
I.. limo is built. Do viii Dee Cd great
convenience not only % West lynch1.i-
hut theentire city. lhecsia1'isnmeni oi ii-
number one enterprise VIII neoi more i'"t
and received with more satisfaction tnah
,lo construction of q street car ine. n
nroDosition 90 build the car plant on ihe
PROPERTY of the land company was al''
b-olrhf hid and discussed. Many capital
i.fs nom elsewhere eagerly io0k up ODD.
scheme and are ready 90 sunse-lne
libcraiiv. Without solicitation some OF
.ri-n ,,li.h. with $4,000 subscription
authorized bg the company is only sllO0l
Short off the sl5O.O0l necessary for ii- start.
This amount will Dee raised almost without
effort by tle company during ine y it-eA'
Week. thu- making this great industry a'-
most an assured fact. lnaddiuon to his D.
iar-c buggy and wagon manullci9.4 oi
New York. and an ohio stove mauullclii-
ing company have each taken fi9''oJ Oh .e l.e
stock. and are anxious 60 bring Their plani7
haro. TbefemOgai 0i the stove plant Is exc
Dected lo take place 200 an early date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
rhe N..tnr of LocomotI,e EngIneers.

BALTIMORE. April William galloway
who ran the first engine over tue baltim,r'
and Ohio Railroad. ana who was pfoOaDi, 4,
the Oldest locomotive engineer IN the world
died suddenly Of apopleNy today. lie Wa
orn in Baltimore count. on september -
1909.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

There will be meeting Of the Gay Nafd
Democratic Workingmen's Cub tonight al
Keiaha,dt's Hail. The meeting VIII pe oi q
tnsin~ character AMI viii te calitu ~
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

The Yale College Glco Club. thiriy-siX
.niae party. passed through Richmond yes
f.Iltf morning eu route i0r Washington
who're they gave an entertainments iAo'
aIs.f. They came from Old Point, having
auiel there Thursday nDm New cfh'
ia0Y gave a pcfl0rmacc 40 ihe f0iht RI,
Iaf nslt. which was very much enjoyed
lt fa. lAfes number Of gliests. These stu.
0alis travel ln the pafl0r ear "Iamora.'
hale cluy convenience and comfort, and
Say iaey have had enjoyable times at al
ine places they have visited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
OLD CASTLE GARDEN.
Al ANCIENT LANDMARK OF NEW
YORK REMOVED.

Pleasant "Reminiscences which Clustered
About it- Early Days a. "A Theatre
over o,ooO,00O Immigrants Landed
Ther,-cenerai and Personal.
NEW YORK, April g. Special. The
new Federal landing officers notify the
steamship companies that on and after
April 18th the immigration business will be
conducted go Che barge Office. "swoct
Castle Garden" that fayorite spot Of 80
many hopes and tears. is thus fast lapsing
into amcmory. 10 has been the landing place
for immigrants since 1855. and In that timc
SOFA foJ Immigrant, passed through It's
portals. The state Board of Emigra-
tion which is now % be- set aside by
lho new Federal suncruicnicnts. was cs-
tahiishcd m isis. For the nri eight years
of It's existence. 10 landed l.h2i. .ll5 immi-
grants. and they were put ashore. u soys in
its report. at an points of iae North and
East rivers. and at BrOoklyn. Jersey city
and South Amhoy At this time Castle
Garden was vaudeville theatre and might
Dee called Coney Island. twas AN island
and could only De approached hy bridges
from the loot ofN ashingion street and Bridge
street. and mo- Battery Park existed. Jenny
Lind ended its history a- place of amuse-
mont. and after her the Commissioners Of
Emigration occupied 10 as ils landing depot
OF immigrants m $50. I'm the whole period
of the boards existence up iO the fret of
this year. the whole number landed under
its auspices was 9.05Oia. The countries
whence this multitude camo are tabulatod
as follows. Ireland. 21li.il-. England,
LIS. i5s; Wales, tl.N3. scotland, 2l.loo;
Germany. 8. il1.ll,. France lln,s2u, Rus
sia. 22l.Jj9: Poland. 1921; switzerland,
lla.-SD. sweden. al3. Ji. Norway. 1904;
3ll.lg2. Spain. 1925; Portugal. 2.2N5; Dem
mark. l2j.Hla, Hungary. lji4i6. Austria,
lel.tl2; Bohemia. l0, $50; China. 3,i5i; An
,|ralil. 0O0, Turkey, 1854; Greece. 2ol;
all other countries. lO2,lij. Total 1OlH,-
03j.
The following tide stil comes In: Last
week iO.~3l were landed against N,,il In
ihe same week of 1859.
Archbishop C0ui-an sends am Easter
greeting io his people ht cable from Italy.
lie has been presented with ihe urand
Cro,, of One order OF tle Holy -olpulchro
Dog the Latin Patriarch of jefusalum, Mgr
piayi.
Mrs. William G.. Whitney viii give an
Easter ball in her beautiful mansion To-
morrow evening. THE details ot this affair
VIII bo carried Out On "a scale of great mag
nihcolco. and with duchess, prince, the
members of the diplomatic corps, and pos
sihly prlma donna among the guests. bo-
sides ali the pretty girls who have not yet
sailed for Europe, brilliant bah DO rs sure
FOB ho. The house b. In itself worth seeing,
but for Tuesday might ihe ballroom, draw
lng-ro1ms and halls Wlli simply be- mas,ed
with -pfin. flowers. o0 many guests are
expected that supper VII have % be served
boo fho ballroom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
ne NEWS SUMMARY.

..|". NN NNIIIINN yesterday NDIIHllNN iNf
trnn meat inspection law unconsttu-
binds Boo cages were used in tie
I..I street coiolcl Methodist Church as
I..t.r Itcnfniious The grand jury of the
u..I.n.s Court mot and found several bills
.. Indictment ~orst. D.. y. Hulce was
...rI .Iri1ln offnc police force Boa place of
capt. Charles H. fpp> rcs'gncl.-s3 s3,2l1
r..r.U.0i.d 900 fl Saints Church sunday
morning fo pas debit ol church.--lrc kch-
r..fs h.at hc Kcu>nalons -23 to i
N...nI Hufotf anl Miss Maggie q. Comp
f.I u.r. marlel ihc Holrl of Alder
mon mrt nud transacted much business
rf. In0mas NoIsier and Miss Maggie isaus.
En of Nanchc Ger. were married. --
U.tuIfil used far the interior OF The city
l.u --Nc.frymrn OF several Ersropal
I.nrrne. ,.eic Dlecfed.--Thr Alumni A-so-
..H.n Ofiht NcTcfi college elected Ollie
..I..-lr g.. W.r. Brock delivered an ad-
.rs before tlc Alumni eoeieiy.--IAo
American Congress VIII VISIT Richmond
t 4I>t.
TIIgrHrA.
sharon Baptist Church. ncar Mount
...-s. uas nuncl.-ltis very hkc|y lynch-
...e uI.I IlNcau electric street railway coH-
U.r...u iIflsuiieuIv 0f heart disease $40
-uun on REV. Do. 80. Phillips died ot Nor
os.-H.hop WAtIc confirmed niriy-s'X
persons af Trinity Church. Surnion.--
,inra comment was excited ny ono of tine
Methods. Clur.hos of Norfolk havin. music
hrah.uI -urdly.-Ihc oyster packing sca-
.or,aas been dul.-An exciting shooting
s.nuo occurred ucar Indian Creek --Nceroe
.ra n0ihDinr Republican politicians iu Noi-
f.If county -IIckctt-Duchaunn Camp e..
N.of Nor'oIk. expect to carry two hundred
mru fa t.. Leo monument unveilne.-M Mr
r..n Thomas Coleman. cf -poisylvunia. D.,
a......nsly ii.-A negro prisoner trying
.l..... created excitement at Petersburg
I..UI. Dllnc fultuhule Courthouse Sec
t.nare. excited over the prospect OF rlii-
ra.d d-Nis Nnos g. Mills died 900 Fork
tuon.
en.rH CinDLISt.
1l0s. hisfon was ITO death ot Durham.
---iell.n jacobs Fl, Orb h. HANGED May s.-
DO .s esI0c.cl hv some persons That the
State SCHOOL,. VIII derive thc benefit nom the
recent fIIitaad suits Instituted hy Hodge -
Wt-ul>sraS.
Tho If0u.. Commute. on W9r Claims au-
rUrl.If favorable report on the lill apuio-
finfna .i0O0O io. tne relief of nr Nary
U iE.f -I.c Republicans OF the House
Yesterday tried to tup ile Democrats into
D.-.Ile tI. terficc pension hill. hut enough
Democrats Noic me.cnt to prevent iho
..eue from going fmoueh --lX-~ccreimy
Ile Naty oof. of West Nngnla.
. u.d. a personal appeal to sent
Ncamn. .nsfe.d OF Alioi-ou.--colonei
II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

Ch0Rcery C0uf.-Ge0rge Hamilton, OF
Glasgow, Scotland, 10 b. r. johnson, loi.
with improvements thereon, on The NORTH
line Of Main street, between Twenty
and Twenty-se streets.frOniing la- feet
Is inches, running back ljo feet, $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

IAf Culpeper Minute Mems pro spects ol
cong 10 Richmond have considerably
~ Aienel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08
SOUTHERN TOUR or TIE PAN-AaiEHi
CANS.

The proposed Southern tour OF the men,
hers of the International American Confer
ence will begin on April 18th, on which date
thew will leave Washington 10 Dee absen-
uufil Nav 10th. The following Is the pro-
gramme for the trip Leave Washington;
yia. Pcnns,lyania Railroad. Friday, April
18th. az n =. NJ; arrive at Old Point Com
fort, Va, saturday. April 18Th, A. Nj
leave Old Point Comfort, \a.,>unday, Aprll
10Th. II T.. NJ: arrive at Richmond, Va,
Monday. April 2lst. . A. NJ; leave
Richmond Monday at I i. NJ;
arrive al Charleston :. c., Tuesday,
April 22d. . A. NJ; leave Charleston, Tues
dav. II night; arrive Augusta, ia, We'd
nesday, April 25d. o A.. Nj leave Augusta
Wednesday, II i. NJ; arrive at Atlanta,
Ga. Thursday, April 18th, . A. NJ; leave
Atlanta, Thursday, T. night; arrive Macon,
Ca. Friday, April sjtb, A. NJ; leave Ma
con II night; arrive Brunswick, Ga.' >ainr.
lday. April 10Th. . A. NJ. The party VIII
travel by steamer between Brunswick anu
/ Fernandina. Leave fernandina, Fla, al =
/ p. 81: leave Jacksonville, Fla, at $40 i.
H.: arrive II. Augustine, Fla, saturday
at . =. NJ; leave 81. Augustine, sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

B. and %. Southwestern. fourth week
Mlrca. iS9O. Sij. l0l; 1850 tlO0i2; increase,
Sj.HN. Month. $500, SlDl,llii lo'D, Sl02,-
tiL. increase. ,il.>i2.
Chesapeake and ohio. fourth week March,
$780, silO.U,l; 1882 SEO.Nl3; increase. S3i.-
Osl. Month. i-N0. Si01.su3; ls,J, Si3o,oOl;
increase. flaODau.
Eranger system, third week March, 1890,
Sl317a6; 1850, fl2, 1882; Increase, Sll, PA
Chaunrey VI. Depew ls back, and infigo-
rated by bis irip to the Everglades. he Is
enthusiastic over ever every thing he saw.
ln an interview Dee said.
CAS- t0 the progress made by our southern
friends. DO is wonderful sO wonderful, in-
deed. that ] must have seen DO myself to
iully take in Iis magnitude. And 30 is a
progress iu fhe rieht direction. too.
"Ihofe is n0 hospitality IKE southern
hospitality. hlyebton inundated with It,"
Arelieac0n J0Aa N. ,lans0ury. rector 0i
Christ Church. Newark, has been stricken
with ap0g.eNF nt ilo reci0ry. and mis-
physicians have ltfle hope oi bis recovery.
Toe Rev. lir. rtarslury is one ~ ihe most
prominent ministers N the Episcopal
Church boo NeW Jersey.
IAe noW street cleaning commissioner,
Hans IS. Beait.e. cN-surteyor 0i the Port.
took possession 0f this $1,000 year oiiice
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

Wall street hlda sensation this afternoon,
when it was announced tAa' iAe old nrm Of
George Is. -.-ilrl's SONS haI failed. owing
i0 fhe fact fhif one 0f tlo plIiAsrs, Douglas
Uflg.r. 0f InIudelrhiI. who died 0n >aiur-
day last. Wa- found tD Doe "a deituiter 10 the
amount. of tilA 1900.
W. =. Darling. partner cl thc broken dry
goods lm 0f john J.. fiumner a. co., is
SIN missing auI -0 ls dedication oi about
sl.Dll.Nll. DE is ila only man uno can tell
Just hDN matters STOOD
judge Andrew, to-day aulhoil/ei julien
4. Ddqie. receiver l1r tle nfm AZ Grant A
Ward. tO settle 900 suits against the iin.
III. also authorized the receiver t0 Soil tho
property owned hy tho hrm boz brooklyn.
Ihirtg-lne luadrel anl tNoliy-twO im-
mirraufs were landed 40 Castle Garden
/ tbi. moruinl. This Is the biggest SINGLE
I daf nfuX tlIs year. Isl ease tle cmirrtrt
commissioners au excellent opportunity to
chuckie over the governments scheme oi
/ landing imm. m.-rauis al iln barge Once ait'r
/ April 18TH. The large number inat arrived
this morning filled Castle Garden to over
/ flowing and. naturally enough, ine plco-
/ ton arose. bow could they have been
handled at The barge oiIccf Yesterday
over 800 immigrants were landed.
The United States steamer Enterprise
/ will as soon AS her uplir, have been made,
return t0 toe European station. one VIII
carry the body Oi Inventor John W on
iO sweden Tor iuai lnierutnt. Having
completed the task. ile Enterprise wall join
The sauadron Of evolution ln Northern Wa
icr. Commander Royal Il. Bradford b
. spoken Of us ile next commanding nincci oi
/ the Entarnl'.e. lie bias blen in charge oi
iAe electric LIGHTING department ot the navy
Tor the past three years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

The House Committee on Railways and
Canals to-day acted fayorably on bill IN
troduced by Representative Payne, Of New
YORK. directing the United states 70 make a
shin casal around Niagara Falls from a
point on Lake Erie. The canal II intended
as an offset % the Welland canal on me
Canaaian side Of the falls. 10 is 10 be
twenty feet deep. one hundred feet wide
m The bottom. and its estimated cost Is
about S23,O00,0o0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

Senator Barbour to-day introduced q blll
t0 pay &. B. Carter. now Of Tennessee, for
merry of FauGuier county. Va. S22,50J for
1000 cords Oi wood taken from his place
near Narrcuton junction during the war.
lIe also Introduced bin 20 pension Mrs.
Anne Mercer Slaughter, of Culpepper, Wid-
owed daughter of Captain Philip Slaughter,
who served ail through the revolutionary
war. at the rate OF $50 per month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-08

Colonel liaIncs. OF the engneercorps, in a
report 0n the Long bridge over ihe Potomac.
recommends chat the wagon road DE sepa-
rated from The railroad SD that one shall b1
entirely independent Of the other lle says
ihe government has expended over q million
oi dollars in improving tine Potomac river
front. He reports. further. that that part Of
the Long bridge that spans the main
channel Of the river as now built is se-
ri0us obstruction t0 the free flow of the
river. Colonel llaiues submits project o.
raise thr grade of the railroad tracks and
carry tine latter over yiaduct OF brick and
masonry, with arched openings ON iron
irestles.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-29
S Vabrifatiomen al Serm
90 St0al

er MI De 5preneoe Stater go. l paa
2titen al ale Qaroe. Sort 2ano fan
III it9es at pRre uaibGn9i9t al andre
2aroe baaoe bpao l~lbpinbingen al Grts
allgaor p9 ugiaa meo Senipn til So
brttationen al Sern o9 Staal. Sibtil
bar man foritaaet p9 truet, at bette 2or,b
life funbe Ifaffe tilpeie oct npopenoiae
SlN9s Grts til at frembrin9e Staal, %
man bar berfpr taoet fin SilIluot til
tmporteret GrtS; men bet iterfe arap
eIter bette Wtetal bar anippret til ME
unoeribgelier % Initren9elier , ipm CT
blepte belpnnebe meb ct lpffeli9t llbfalb.
G9nen p~ntfring Safe superior I. Gr. CT
MI blepen Iaa bel itbnpttet, at ben Itgrre
Del al Soripnins I'LL fpnmer berirn.
lobpttet al Grts ira Safe Superior for
Iaret 1889 iiges at babe pGret Z Nils
lioner Cons, % for 1890 anilaaes lbz
bDttet til 8 Miaipner, bppraf 3 Mils
liorer allerebe er blepet lol9t meb en-
6prbpielIe | Triien al rs Gents til
$1.25 pr. 3pn l%ammenli9net meo 8riien
| bet fprlpbne Iar. Mtan antaaer, at
Sabrliarter / 8eiten pil taae bele 8ez
bplonin9en. 8ette fan maalfe %fpraars
la9e rent Wan9el paa Grts / Slten;
ntat trpr nemlig life, at Scuba fan no
ltlbe Grts npf til at tilreositiQe Bebppet
| Often. Men man letter fit Saab til
@rtIeu fra Spben. Spab Spanien an>
saar, bebeper Gnslanb, Sranfris, Bel
glen % Spiflano belle bette 2anps aars
lise ~llbpinpins al GrtS nemlis = Wtils
lipner IONS. ollie &c nppnte 2anbe er
a Iten albeles af69n9i9e af SnbfsrIel
ira andre 2anbe for tit bebite Staal.
Mtanee al Minerne, ipm MI oripes /
Spoen, Ifaffer ubmerfet @rts for Sern,
men ben inpeboloer for meget Sosior til
at fnnne frembrinse beblte Slags Staal.
Mcn man be9pnber M u9iaa / Spben
at inbiore ben npe 8rpees for Sabrifa=
tipnen al Staal, iom er alminbelis /
gnslanb, % upiisterne til, at spben /
ben narmeite 5remtio osiaa at fit Grts
ital funne irembrinse subt Staal er mr.
merfebe. Sesuben cr npe Miner / bette
9anoltrps nplis bleune %aabnebe, os ira
benz faar man Materialier til bet beolte
Sla9s Staal. Yriierne paa Sern %
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-29
ulo I DC Tprcmeoc Stater.

De fBrite 5aar, iom bleu bra9t til be
5orenebe Stater, fom til SanteStplpn i
8irginta / 1909. Stpre Slnitrengeller
bleo gjort for at ppuruntre lllOprooufs
%tionen, Og ct 8ar gar ienere anto9es cit
Sop, lem paala9pe en6per 5ainilie at
lpinbe ire Hutb lib og 8OrnulO bper
u9e | 80 Tiger al Iaret. Smtrcnt liant
tibi9 ueolatte ben fprite lllbp9per iig /
2anoet pg fit Jig tilitaaet ct pGrbifulot
2anbitpffe paa 30 acreS. S1662 for
bgo Sir9inia nbfprielen al lllo pg no
latte Ell Selbnnins al 5 8lno Sobnf
for buer Yarb lllbtbi, iom bar uRpct /
&plonien. Gen 5aarerace, iUm ianbtes
/ Gmerita b~engau9, bar imiblertib life
al bet bebite Sla9s, os oct bar life i9r
| S~egDnbelien al bette Narbunoreoe, at
Den ipanife Staggering gap lit Samtpffe
til at iGl9e en- 5tpf Merinus6aa for
Ell pperOrbentli9 bbi 9ris til llbioriel
til Interifa. Gnon9 | 1910 ifal Der
bare bape pGret 5000 Saar al en- goo
Gace Der / 2anbet, men fra bisie neoz
TANNER M De iture SlOffe, ipm finbes
/ Imerifa. Den fprite &lebesfabrif,
iom FOREIGNER, bet Napn, blep ppfsrt i
1888 al en- Del Sllbbpgsere / Sartiprb,
Connecticut, % ben aarlige Sabrifatipn
belpb Zig til 5000 CARDS. Man for
tGler, at Gierne al oenne 6abrit for
Greoe @aibiu9ton Ell 8ragt, ipm bar
siort al beres alebe, / 1891. Men
andre 5abrifer be9pnbte itrar efter, %
| 1910 bar Der ialt 5 6abrifer, Ipnt
ienbte no 9pbe lllotpier, % -, ipm ia
britereoe EDier at iimplere Slass, pg
ben iamleoe SabrifatiDn belsb iie til
100000 CARDS, mepens oslaa e, betDs
Delig Mengbe pGpeoes paa gepitple,
lpm arbeibebe8 meb Saano.
&ri9en / 1912 gap ben amerifanite
ulbinbuitri ct fort 6remitob, men, ba
Sreb bar Iluttet, bleu engelife 3pier
inbiprte / fore Mensber, ps bette poe
lasoe fulbitGnbi9 Snouitrien / Staterne.
8pngresien fanot bet ba npbpenbiet at
6eifDtte De amerifanife Sabrifanter pa
paalasoe / 1916 Ell Snbfgrlelstalb af
25 Srpcent al Seroien paa lllorrier,
% | 1924 blep Der enbpioere laat en-
Splb al Is YrOcent paa lllb, ipm fos
itebe minore euo 10 Gents 8unbet, %
20 Srocent paa lib, Iom foItcbe mere
enb 80 Gents EuuSet.