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In the Recorder Office.
Deeds Observation-Disclosures Granted
Marriage Licenses Issued
pKrps Rr0oRnzp.

All cofFeoth to Samuel 8 SWAMI. prop
erfy in Qarmahoning township eonsideEa-
ton SO
I'M olinger to A. J. Be=ig. property in
Meyersdals borough consideration SO.
James Hyatt and others to John Gibson,
property In Lower Turkeyfoot township;
consideration $50.
Geoge H. Trent 10 William n Trent. prop
erty in Somerset township; consideration
$1,000.
catharine Bowman to Polly Bowman.
property IN Somerset township; considers-
ton $3.50
A. Bruce cofroth 10 Nora X. coffroth,
propert IN Somerset Borough; consideration
81.
Elizabeth Werner's heirs to Tillie Ben
ford. property in MeyersdAle Borough con-
siderstion $3.50.
Albert KoppIe TO Ru.u wahl. property
in Summit township; consideration $50.
John Ripple TO J. l. Baumgardner. prop
erfy in Ogle township: consideration $500.
s. s. Flickinger 70 Samuel p Meyers and
utucirs PfutNttt III cdthtutt At"h1utp Soh-
sideration $500
Augustus KimmeIl 10 Ephraim Fisher,
property in BrotheTsvalley township: con-
siderziion $40.
Samuel Musser to Susan Fisher. property
in BrothersSAlley township; consideration
$1,000.
John C schrock to Herman and Joseph
shafer, property in Somerset township con-
sideration $3.50
Jacob Nicholson to VIM B. Neil. proper
ty in Upper Turkeyfoot township; consid-
Grafton $3.50
Jacob Waltz to Susan Beachy heirs, prop
erty in Salisbury Borough consideration
s1.Oo.
LETrERs GRANTED.
Letters Of Administration were granted to
caiharine weayer. to Administer upon the
estate Of John Weaver late of Paint town
ship deceased.
To Oliver p. Shaver to Administer upon
the estate OF Lewis Keiser late of Quema-
honing township deceased.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Benjamin W. Hilderbrand Of Johstown,
and Emma L Benford Of lockwood.
Albert on. OF Paint township. and Mary
A Miller, Of fconemaugh township.
Josn Geiger, Of Shade township, and
Lydia Horner. of Somerset township.
Milton r Walker and Mary NJ. wechten-
heiser, both Of Summit township.
William H. Hoover, of Somerset town
ship and Emma B. Flickinger, of Brothers
valley township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Remember ny bargain sale ends on the
i Of February. To get the cheapest dry
1ss ever sold in Somerset, people must
aas before that time.
Ms. A. =. TaL-
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pULE TO ACCEPT OR ERFUsE.

10 Francis n Kiurnei MeCnek. Rcd WIilor
Couzry. Srh. ID Eimm-a. SeztIie v s.h
inEtun william :. kimmeL. Acfoc<. Neh.
Ellen y wife o. Jonas Eefer. We<tnn-slan.i
To- Pa Lcui-4. uifa % LEWIS FosF cun1-
heriaut Gap. Tenn
Toti are hereby nCtifesl 70 Be and sppekr a3 a.
Orphans Coarr % iIe held IN and f1r seulrrsrs
Cosrfv pa on Monday. The 3ftk day - FstT-ra-
~ next. then eE7 here arcrrt ret1<e 70 take
The rial szfafc u Enraa J.. kinnrlel aec'd af the
appraised Valuation, or show c4Ize HaJ the s.1l,-
Should not - sofi-
SheriEs Once. 4 s AeAILLEN
ar l5rn fsgn shenf
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PILE To ACcEPT oR REFrsE.

Toe A Umherxer OF E4st Conemaush. cam
pria Co. Pa Caroline zif- ~ Sarl-t wev-
and. - Biaeshzvk Co.. Iowa Mszzie q
wife q " r. Wagner of MoNhsHs. Gambia
Co. Pa bruciiia. wife of William Trent OF
tieisiown. Cambria Co. Pa ~ = Iarruan
the husband % Harriet Emberzsr dee :
Aariett--- the wife 81 Wm- Grave. % Dawson
Co. Iowa kluira shaulis. the wise o. Ernan-
uei Shsuli~ r.. Of DsNs0u Co. foxa da1ish-
ters Of Harriet Lsrman deed
fou are hereby notified 70 be AMI appear ~ 81
orphans cosrt to be held iu and for sonerzet
Co, Pa. on Monday, the z4th dav of FEB. nex.
then and there % accept or refuse 70 take the
real estate 0f Herman Umberger decd a. the
appraised Valuation or show cause Why The sanss.
should nOs be sold.
Shefid-s Odice Rs VrNrfrEN
Ian'y Is $50 sheri9
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Among the pensions recently granted was
one 70 NJ. David Triealine Of Somerset and
to Ar. Henry F Barndt, Of Friedens.
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SATLRDAE FEBRrlRT Is. lsgo.

at one O'Clock p m the folowing described real
estate of said deceased, VIZ
A certain tract Of land situate in Ienner Town
ship, Somerset county. Pa adjoining lands Of
Jonathan skunk. Heary klae Levi Friesiiine
and oIhe7s, and lying along the public road lead
ing from the JOhnsi0Wn and Somerset turnpike
10 the Bedford and Pittsburgh turnpike contain
are cleared and in a stale 0fgq5d cultivation and
the remainder being well timbered, having there
on erected a two story log
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cent o
10
DsE WAGNER,
Mn
Attest C W
A Clerk
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A correspondent from lockwood writes
Us that two men are travelling around that
section OF the county. ostensibly for the par-
pose Of buying lumber. bat who in reality
are circulating petition for commutation
Of senteneein the case Of the Nicely brothers-
Another correspondent from Westmoreisnd
wfztes as tsat petitions are circulating in
tbeir behalfin al parts Of that eounty, es-
peeially 10 the coke region about ST. Pleas
ant. Still another correspondent from Jen-
ner writes that no petition has yet appeared
in fhat foHnship.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Pensions have been granted John II. zim.
naernaAa Of Griilin and Israel Pitts Of Rock
wood
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate.

CT VIRTUE Of an order issued out Of the Or
Ophans Court Of Somerset county, Pa 10 the
undersigned directed. be VIII expose % public
sale on the premises. az the late residence OF Ben
amil stun. deceased on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Any members ofco, F. Gl Resinens Pa.
Infantry will confer great favor by sending
their address 10 Charles Hammond. Guys
vile. Ohio
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COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE
10

THE UNDERSIGNED Commissioners q So11er
1 sci CcEnty. Pa. Osier f0r sltle series % =
Coupon BOndS bearing Interest a. The rare OF f8ur
a. per cent per 2nnnm. pays bic serli-annualiy
On the 18th days Of June and December The
numhers, anocrts. denominations and maturity
Of the bonds are as follows
Sos ! 70 ; Inclusive 5so each falling due
I5th Decer1eF ls9ol
Nos. 70 Is. incIusiye- = ooe. each falling due
15tA December Iegz-
Nos a to17. inclusive. SI-e0o eaeh fallizg dle
18Th December. tsfe
Nos. Is 70 r.. inriusive- SZo1 each iallIng due
15fh December. 1SL
No. "a $500 zsIling due ISfh Dsccmter Iszd.
Sss. 2 % a. s5-5t eeach falling ine Decenlser -
lse6.
Applic1rio1 Eusr be made for these b1iiis -
cur once, In Somcrset, not Later than the i5tb
d E WAGNER,
GEO Il SEFf
c " WILLIAMSON.
Ianaaa County Commissioner
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

a OUTSTANDING COUNTY. SPECIAL AND STATE TAxES
~ OF Somerset County Pennsylvania the 9th day Janu
uav A. d. 1890 due and owing by the Collectors of the different
boroughs aud townships, in said County, follows:
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Attorney Fred " Bieseeker is ssill con-
hned TO his home viii the grippe.
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EXECUTORS SALE
-0F -
' ALUABLE PEAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, FEE, 5. 1880,
TERMS:

Ten rcent. Of the purchase money 70 be paid
Wkca the property j. kn0ekei down oue-half of
balance on delivery OF deed 'Ihe bsIzlicr IN one
year from date OF sale. with interest 0ue-fhirTi
- the purchase morey after the payment 0f
debts aud expense 20 remain lien "a the prem
ises interest thereon payable aErgaliy - Dr1cil-
"a Nico5emus widow. ami at her death the prin-
eipai sum TO tho heirs % Herbert Incidents.
CTKUs n SHAVER.
Executor
FRED. u. BfzsErxrE. Attorney.
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speaker Reed,s precedent

Philadelphia Inquirer.
Speaker Reed has made decision which
will establish precedent in Congress. 1t is
a decision which should have been made
long ago, and had it been, the work Of Con-
gress would have been fscilitsted 10 the in
terest Of The eontry many Congresses back
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05
FEBRUARY lsth. Ieth and 2oth

when and B here ali H- s0rs and 0crps-afioEs feel
Ing themselves agzrieved e. TIE snfueratioa and
Vainafio1 o. heir taxable prrpt.rty ard Effects
redress. according 70 Law. The appeals vii b
heisi ON the above mentioned DAYS. Between the
kours q Ociock 4 m and 0e.eek D. N
D. z WAGNER
Attest @. u. SEFF
A. J. HILEMsL. CIV. WILLIAMSON.
Eisrk Connszonerz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Mrs. Isaac G. Jones. wife Of the we'll
known builder and contractor. died at DR.
sutton's private hospital, in Allegheny City
"Wednesday morning where she had been
for several weeks undergoing treatment for
a painful disease. Mrs. Jones vas in her
50th year. and leaves hvechiidren who with
her husband survive. The interment took
place at the Melzler church cemetery in this
township. at 10 o'clock Friday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

John g. ogie. Esq. Is the latest victim Of
me grippe from among the legal profss-
sion His partner, John K Scott. is able TO
Be out again afier having undergone a week 5
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

nj. Jacob Augustine one Of Upper Tur-
keyioot township's best known farmers.
died very suddenly AZ his home Monday
afternoon. He was about siziy-eight years
Of age He was victim Of the grippe.
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TERMS:

Ten per cent OF the purchase money 70 be paid
Is soon a. The property is knocked down one
half Of balance uu delivery Of deed, aud balance
third Of the purchase money. after peymeue Of
deuts. % remain e lien on -le premises. the in
terest thereon payable annually % Ada Weller
widow OF said deceased aad after her death the
principal sum % BE- paid % the heirs Of Z. : Vel
ier- deed-
WILLIAM : WELLER.
AdIainistrat0r.
rrED. ". BrEsEcKFR. Attorney.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

NotiCe + hereby given thai apTea's viii be
held from .te assessments for 1sta az the Com
Enissionersf 0f3cr. Somerset sr the several dis-
tricts % the County. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Hon c. : ". Jones was on Thursday last
appointed postmaster at Tyrone. Blair coun-
" In speaking Of The appointment the
JohHstown Tribune Of Friday says "Mr.
Jones i known all over the State as the
commander Of the famous Sheridan Troops
oftbe National Guard and editor Of the "
rome Daily Herald, and be is especially known
aud loved in JOhns,own for his service here
after the food Long may be wave
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

We the undersigned Auditors of Somerset County Pennsylvania do
hereby audited settled and adjusted the
George Black Treasurer of County Poor House and the
Directors the Poor of County year ending
January 1890 that the foregoing
Witness hands and seals this 9th day Of January A. d. 1890
5. o. SHOBER IsEAI-I
GABRIEL GOOD, SEAL
JOHN GAHRING lsEAIl
j. A. BERKEY CLERK. County Auditors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

says the Chicago IateT-Ocee A fish
caught in Iowa carried $1,000 m bonds ard
a certificate q deposit on a Johnstown Pa
Bank That fish must have been one Of the
hood saiIerers who got bis claim in carly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05
Valuable Real Estate
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE

OT VIRTUE Of an order issued out Of the Or
Dphans' C0Ert Of Somerset County. Pa. 20 the
undersigned directed he viii expose 70 public
sale AZ the Hotel Of Joseph Stuli. in The village
Of Shanksvills. s-onycreek township. Somerset
county, Pa on
Saturday, Feb. IS, 1890,
At o'eIoek. ?. M. the following described real
estate OF John ". Fritz, deceased viz:
NJ \ certain parcel 0f land situate in
W. 4. the sownShiI county and state
aforesaid, on the .Duth side Of the public road
leading from Glade church % Berlin. adjoining
lands of Peter 7. Miller. Daniel Frifz's heirs
Ephraim Ross and Hazualena Stufzman- con-
tanning acres and rs perehes- strict measaFe
having thereon erected new twost0Fy frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
new stable, shop. etc.
n certain tract % land situated in
NJ. The township cnHnty and Stale
Aforesaid. aririuing lands % J. = Walker Ed.
Glessner Alex walker Elleu Meyers. EiHlmei's
heirs and others. coursiuing ~ acres more or
less having thereon erected les- house and barn
This irset swell timberei with valuable hem
iock and pine.
TERMS Cash.
wy. II. MILLER
Administrator Of John " Fritz deed
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DWELLLNG HOUSE

with new oue-st0ry plank addition for kiteh-
en-, A large rwo-slary carpenter shop a black
smith shop stable, smoke hclIse. granarv and
other outbuiidingS. There Is q large apple. reach
pear and cherry orchard on the premises
TED Nc 10 per cent ofthe purchase nlon-
LAN-sA~ eT % be paid down on day of
saie and the remainder u one-third on coufrIna
ton of sale; 0ne-thir after payment 0f debts TO
remain lien on the premise The interest there
Of % be paid annually. commenting one year fruss
confirmation Of safe. % Jane staff widow Of sad
decedent. during her life. ant a. her death the
gal representatives Of said decgdent the remain
Ger 0f slld purchase money 10 be payable IL two
equal payments in six months ard one year re-
sreetrrely from date o. confirmation Of sale with
Interest from such date
". II. swANE,
Administraior Of 3enj. sum. deed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

The valuation Of Somerset county as re-
turned by the assessors. is over $4,000 less
for lsso Than i was for lssa. This will
make difference of about S3.I00 in the
county receipts for the current year. The
defreeiaiion Is mostly IN timbss Iands.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Joseph and David Nicely have published
the required legal notice that they viii make
application 10 the Governor and Board OF
P@ndons At Harrisburg. ON Tuesday the Issh
day Of February, A ID. 1880. f,r a pardon or
communication Of sentence from the penalty Of
death ~ tl.at Of iuspriseumenr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Ephrairn Pugil. a resident Of Somerset town.
shin died on last Saturday night. February
lst. 1890. ater an illness Of one week. For
some moaths past be complained Of not
being wen. bat il Was not until lately that
his disease took more serious turn He
dss8 Of a complication Of stomach and bowel
trouble He suffered severely, during the
ueek. until Saturday morning when be fell
into a deep sleep. which lasted during the
day and greater part ofthe night. until death
gave him bis 6nal rest He was hf-y-six
wears old Mr. Pugh. was z son ofJames
P.sgh deceased. and brother Of J. l. Pngh'
E.o. a member or the bar at this place. and
Rev. B. F. Pngb, of Tekmah, NebrAska- He
leaves = wife and nine children, to mourn
his Ioss three daughters and six sons. He
WIS 4 consistent member Of the Lutheran
church and died ia fali fairh Of the christ
ian religion. and bore his suierings With
resignation as ooming fron the divine hand
Of God. la bis spirit he beir 70 The land
which knows not sorroW. for be had
ru.,ch 70 bear while here
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

A telegram was nlceiy,d from Pittsburgh
Tuesday announcing the death of Daniel
Trent j. in thar city the Proceeding night
from typhoid fever he was the youngest
son Of Daniel Trent Of tie east ward. and
fJr the iast six years has been engaged in the
tobacco business in Pittsburgh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Mr.. }. J. Rush, Of Lower Turkeyfost
township, received his commission as Z. S
storekeeper and Guager, and was assigned to
duty at shulizs distillery. FEBRUARY /. We
understand Mr. Rush relieved Mr. Jonas
McCEntock. whose commission was revoked
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

d. VIRTUE Z Of an order q safe issled out Of the
D prehans Coury Ok suEiers.s County Pa, ald
70 the undersigned directed, a. Administrator 0i
the estate uf L ;. Weller deceased I VIII expose
70 public outcry, 9l the premises. IA somerset
Township, s0neret County, Pa, on
FRIDAK, FEBRI1RYI4, 1890,
AZ 1 O'Clock, p. N, the following described real
esiafe, late The property ofC. :. Weller dec g..
viz
a certain traet Of land situate in somerset Twp
Somerset County Ia adjoining hands q Wm. :.
Weller. samuel J. Weiler. J. e. sellers. William
Barndi and George g. Bittner, containing
IS Acres, and I25 Perches,
having thereon erected good two story Frame
Dwelling house. good stable, and other out
buildings good running sp-ing- Land in good
cuitvaliTn situated three foiirths OF mile from
husband and three and a half miles from SOIHer
set Convenient 70 church and school
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

The Allegheny County Medical Society has
made public report on the typhoid fever
epidemic OF last Jane in which il claims
that the epidemic was caused BY people
drinking spring and eissern water otter the
Johnstoxn flood
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

4 young son Of Slmuei Spangier who lives
near FFie'isns, met with a very seriees scci-
dent one day last week. He was riding Vi
eioas orsgon pony that threw him of and
itll Oh him. breakine his leg in two PLACES.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Dr. " H. Ravenscrail, Of Oakland. Nd.
has finally decided to locate Al Somerset
The Doctor IS about fifty years OF age snd is
a graduate Of the jefferson Medical College.
He has been actively engaged in the practice
Of his profession for over twenty 1--WE years,
and bears the reputation Of successful and
able physician.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Hide. and Fuz. wiz pay the highest
ash pros lor all kinds Of hides, pelts and
hz. I also want 500 cords Of Rock Oak and
ss-ace Bark. 100 cords wanted at once.
Caa on me at my residence, immedi
rs.r vest ofthe 5. & c. Station.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Howard Chapman, Of Bethlehem, while
rasne a broken left arm, attempted on
I.a-siay evening 20 run across the Jersey
ard Railroad track in front Of an ap
puarding train. when be was struck BY the
rane. rolled on the track and had his
rt land cut Of.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

Cleik Hileman Of the County C0mmis
siCusfs' ,fiioe, has tie satisfaction Of know
ing lat during the year 1859 he issued or
ders Tor s709s9 without having made a
single mistake. It is satisfaction 70 the
tax payers TO know thai the Commissioners
emplev such eaIabIe and ancara.e clerk.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

snydsrs drug store for eye glasses
= Of all kinds at John \. snyders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-04
vANDERBILT'S CHILDREN.
Their Systematical Education and
Training-Simple Home Life.

Although all the members of the Vanderbilt
family entertain on a magnificent scale. says a
writer in the Ladies' Home Journal for Octo-
Der, they never permit their children to re-
main up late at night. are extremely careful In
their education, and, in a word, are fitting
them for life as we'll as any mother or father
could do. 1t is one of the rules in all the
houses of the vanderbilts that the children
shall 90 to bed early and rise early. The little
boys and girls are up before o'clock in the
morning. Their nurses Immediately take
charge Of them, see that they are properly
bathed and dressed, and then they 60 down to
breakfast which is served ut 7:S0 o'clock It is
an unpretentious meal with plenty of fresh
milk, eggs, oatmeal and bit of steak or a chop
that will add strength to their physique and
color to their cheeks. After breakfast there is
an hour of study.
There is something for these little ones to do
at all times during the day. They go through
their studies systematically, and then about
$50 are taken out for a walk. They are al
lowed to romp in the streets and in the parks
to their hearts content. At IL o'clock they are
brought home and q light luncheon of milk and
bread is served, after which there are more
studies-either French, German or drawing
and then another breathing spell, il may be
horseback riding or a drive out through the
park and along the country roads. Back they
another hour of study, and then they are
through for the day. They are allowed to do
just as they please until tea time, when, after
their meal they spend a pleasant hour or so
with their fathers and mothers and others who
may drop in to call.
Promptly at o'clock they are an in bed to
sleep soundly and get up the next moning and
go through the same program. So it Is not
strange that all the children of the Vanderbilt
family are further in advance of their little
friends in the matter of education. For they
study, study, study all the time. They are all
fond Of music and most of them can play on the
piano. The girls are learning to play on the
harp and the boys are famous among their
friends as vioiinists and banjo players. II you
were to see these children on the street you
would not for q moment suspect that they were
other than children Of parents in ordinary cir
cumstances. They make no display at elsbo-
rate Dress The eldest Of Cornelius Wander
bilt's daughters is dressed plainly in little,
pretty. cheap dresses without any braid or or
namentation. She wears snug fitting cloth
jackets and the little cap that sits gracefully ON
her head could be duplicated for Q couple Of
dollara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-04
Height of Clouds.

From the London Daily News.
Prof. Molier of Carisruhe has made some in
teresting observations ON clouds. The highest
clouds, cirrus and cirro-stratus, rise on an
average to height of nearly $4,000 feet. The
middle clouds keep at from about 1000 feet TO
%, 600 feet in height, while the lower clouds
reach to between 5000 feet and 1000 feet.
The cumulouS clouds float with their lower
surface CT height of from 1900 to 5000 feet,
while their SUBMITS rise to 10000 feet The
tops Of the Alps are often hidden by clouds Of
the third class. bat the bottom of the clouds Of
the second class, and especially Of the thunder
clouds often enfolds them. The vertical dimen-
sions OF a cloud observed by Prof Moller on
the Nettleberg was over 200 feet; he stepped
out Of il at height Of about $500 feet, and
high above the mountain fioated clouds of the
middle class, while wells OF mist lay in the
ravines an clefts. The upper clouds were
growing thicker, while the lower ones were
dissolving, and soon it began TO rain aud snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-04

Rivers FASTENED to impart to Prince Narkine,
whom he found with the Girards, the happy
result OF his interview with the governor gea-
eral But" added Rivers, my dear prince.
wait until I reach St Petersburg and report
upon your superb invention Of a snow pillow,
without which the grand project OF the Trans.
Siberian railway falls to the ground, or more
properly speaking into the snow"
1t only remains for rs 20 inform the reader
that before leaving the capital Of eastern ST.
IBERIA the marriage Of Col Scion Rivers TO Viz
ginie 6irard was soiemnized in the beautiful
chapel Of the Monastery Of St Innocent, and
that upon reaching Petersburg the colonel was
az good as his word and secured full pardon
for Prince Narkine, who, upon the restoration
OF his estates, made wedding gift Of one million
rubles to Mrs. Col Solon Rivers, one-quarter Of
which. however, represented the sum paid for
Girards snow pillow by the imperial govern
ment