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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

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AsBrEY CHURCH. Washington SQUARE last corner
washlnctnn Placc-ProachnG. 10 80 and 80 D. m Dv
rnv = e1oNT Pastor assisted In the morning by
Wr and Mrs HAJiTR tho wonderful blind singers In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Union Taber-
nacc Church. 3jth.~, near broadway. sunday. 3 80,
Ganifthr' Day Unusual attractions participated 10 by
the veteran DANIEL WALFO.D and his numerous grand
children. Address. by Keys. GEO J. MINGINS and
STEPHEN MERRITr Exceptionally choc tee, musical g,.,
TIA BROUSIL. ,ioiinist. WILLIE WILSON, reclta.
The celebrated Wcseys In original songs. JOSEPH
BOGARDUS, President.
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CENTRAL CONGKEGATlONA CHURCH, 9Th.
west oi Sih-asr.-Nr, WILLIAM LLOYD prachr, at
4 a m ami - y. III. Morning subject ''i.od'- Glory
r. III Goodness Evening Counting Head, and
Weiyhlng nrln~.' SrndaN-~choo and BiDle classes A.
, - m STRANGERS always welcome
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CENTRAL PARK BAPTIST CHURCH. s3d.st. "a
ID At-~.. Er>. 4. {. NORTON. u. D. Pssfor.-S.r.
Allc- ~ 81 and 80. SEATS ilor. Al arc LnAiteL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-12

A-Nrw-YoRK TEMPERANCE UNION, Masonic
Tcmule Gthave and sunday o'clock, doors
AZ y Iour more meetings close the season after
SIX months unparalleled Temperance work TO meet the
The literary and musical attractions no less Interesting
P,nf,-sor CORY Orpanist. Miss EMMA YAGER Of
p,oyid..,co. Nl.s EDITH MASON. Mis- LOUISE TAY-
IOK and Professor LOWITZ Piano solc.t in the
al plDcramr, first appearance a. the Georgia Coorei
Quartet. I'm genuine Southern me- odles tRARLOTTE
v NTERBTIsN. Musical Director j. b. GIBBS. Prls't.
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ties, and was always known as the brides
door. A little street opposite the cathedral
is still called Brides Lane.
The first aspect of the interior Is impress
sive from its rhythmic dignity, and, not
withstanding its heavy style of building,
it produces an effect of lightness.
But the glory of Um are its ca
thedral stalls. They display wealth
of luxuriant figure, flower and geo
metrical decoration that makes them diff
cult to describe. While so rich. however, no
sense of Oyerlading is ever for one moment
produced. Two rows of sculDured busts
decorate the wall back of the seats, while
one row adorns the doors of the seats them
selves.
The first row of heads, both the largest
and most prominent, those in the doorways.
are the images of enlightened beathens.
Then followed the men who inspired the
elder Scriptures, then those who bore testi-
m0ny to the Christian faith. On the north
side are the men, on the south the women:
The sculptures are all in the natural
eOlors of the dark wood. though there are
remains of the blue and gold color on the
canopies, indicating that these we're formerly
painted. On the underneath side of the
miserere seats fantasy has, as usual, run
riot. In the artistic treatment OF those
brackets much license was clearly always
allowed. Those at Ulm are full OF now sly.
now broad hits at the clergy, at their cor
ruption, their letharsy and Incidence.
Little is known of the makers of these
wonderful carvings. One is said to have
been carpenter who left the city in despair
because the municipality did not pay him
for his labor and died in Vienna in great
distress. The other SO the story goes, had
his eyes put out by the monks of the village
of BlaubeureD, so that he should never again
be able to make anything equal to the stalls
composed for their monastery. Such.
unfortunately, are some of the legends that
cluster about Ulm Cathedral. On these, the
festal days of its completion, one would
like to think them unfounded. A kn0wl-
edge Of the ways of our medieval prede-
cessors, however, inclnes one to the cred
ulous rather than the doubling view OF
them
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ELOPED AND RETURNED.
Governor Sprague's Sister-in-Law Ru
or and Ia Married.

Governor Sprague's Sister-in-Law Runs
or and Is Married.
According to dispatch from Narragan-
sett Pier, dated last Wednesday and sent
to the Boston Globe, Governor Sprague
had his hands full the day before His
wife had been visiting here, says the dis
patch. and her sister. Cleo Juliet Weed, a
very pretty young woman OF exquisite FORM
and as sweet as pink. had formed the
acquai ntance of Howard 5. Eaton OF Lynn,
Mass, who had been here about six weeks,
and was attending to some electrical engl-
neering at the local electfc-liglit station.
The Governor and his wife did not dream
that the young people were on anything
more than speaking terms.
Yesterday Miss Weed left the famous
Canonchet and meeting Mr.. Eaton entered
his carriage and drove toward Kingston.
Young Eaton had just before this gone TO
the Office Of the clerk OF Narragansett dis
trict and obtained a marriage license, IN
doing which he gave his age as q, his birth
place as Lynn, and her age as Il and Dlrth-
place as Stamford, Conn.
On arriving at Kingston Hill they called
on Rev. Mr.. Clark, the Baptist minister.
and were speedily made man aud wlle.
They returned to the pier, Mrs. Eaton going
alone to her sisters house and Informing
Mrs. Sprague that she and Eaton Iau
eioped and were married.
Word was sent to Eaton to report at once
at Canonchet and there he was catechlsed
by Governor Sprague, who knew that Cleo
was not of age and who doubted Eaton
statement as TO his own age.
The result of this interview was that
Eaton was informed that his marriage was
illegal, inasmuch as he had failed to comply
with the law by neglecting to get a permit
from Miss Weeds guardian and from his
own people, which could alone sanction the
marriage of minors in this state.
Eaton applied at the clerks office Tor
verificati0n Of Governor Sprague's state.
ment, and went from there feeling quite out
of joint. Last night the bride slept at
Canonchet, and the young husband cooled
off his love at his boarding place.
Governor Sprague objected to the mar
riage because he and his wife knew little or
nothing of Eaton's antecedents. 1t is as.
certained, however, that he is graduate oil
a technical school and school OF cleo.
tricity, and that he is not only an expert
electrician and in charge Of an electric light
plant In Michigan, but that he is good
lihguist.
Governor Sprague is to have the marriage
annulled on account of its ilegality.
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ing the "wine BELL" once rung nightly
10 o'clock for the purpose of calling the male
population home from the tavern. VI the
doors that conduct into the church the
richest in point of decoration are those IN
the chief portal, with their inches Tor
statues, destroyed by the Protestant lcono,
clasts, their clustered pillars. their Stored
tympanums. But the Quaintest and most
fanciful is the south door, that is decorated
with most original device, namely, tree
carved in stone with its branches bent ana
Topped to form the arch. But all the doors
are equally rich in symbolic carving and OF
great interest in respect to the light tney
throw on the costume and armor OF the pc
riod. Gothic grotesque, together with
deeper meaning, is blended in that cnrIo us
mode possible only to the Gothic mind. rms
is especially notable in the carving that rep
resents the revolt of the angels, fine, dignl-
fed conception, in which is introduced the
involuntarily comic element-the Almighty
sweeping away the rebelliouS angels with
scbool-master's birch rod.
Another door bears in its tympanum a
representation of the Passion, yet another
of the Last Judgment Here Christ is de-
picted. drawn sword in hand. sitting upon
the rainbow, a conception evidently DOT
rOwed from the defunct northern gods. AS
in all medieval churches one door is deco
rated with the parable of the wise and fool
ish virgins 1t was used for marriage par
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Produce Market.


FLOUR-Net cash prices folows Family
extras 81 25@4 SO; Bakers extras, $4 26G4 35;
city superfne, SO a IS; interior brands, 81 q
4 80 for extras, and 1903 80 q Dbl for superfne.
wHEAT-Liverpool was lower yesterday, but this
was offset by an advance at Chicago and New York.
Trade continued dull Freights declined as Will be
seen above. No. l, 81 35@l 3715; No. q 81 321a
81 4odl 42la; Sonora, 81 3S24 81 80 o ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRSISe.
The market advanced Buyer 10000. 81 4314 !:
400. 81 42M; 800. 81 AZ. Buyer season-100,
81 $685.
BARLEY-The sample market was weaker yes
terday morning, but options recovered ll4c. Feed.
81 20 for choice; 81 221s@1 1884 for No. l. and
81 2O@l 2lll for lower grades; Brewing, 81 304
/ 50 2 ctl for fair to choice.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINa
Buyer 10000, 81 26H4; 500, 81 261a; 800.
81 81; 100, 81 27I4; 200, 81 1854 500, 81 263s.
Buyer season-4OO, 81 80; May-lO0, 81 25.
OATS = Unchanged. New Black, 81 3O@l So
New white q 1901 40; No. i old 8 81 S3Aa@i 60;
CORN-N0 change to report. Large Yellow quot
able at 81 25@ll 80 for common to choice small
Round Yellow, 81 25@1 80; White. 81 1891 221a
p etl
RYE-Strong at 81 95@1 80 p ctl
BRAN-Quotsble at $14 50g15 so for the best and
s14 y ton for lower grades and outside brands.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at S22g24 q ton.
HAY-Ghoice Wheat is rather easier. No change
in the other descriptions. Wheat is quotabe at $50
y 90 ton Tor fair to good GOO and SiSSdS 90 s 59s
10; Clover, SOLO = ton,
STRAw-Quotabie at 45@55c p bale.
MILLsTUFFs- Ground Barley, s27 50q2s 30.
bers charge 1927 . tons Rye Flour &c q 10 Rye Meal,
2isc; Graham Flour. SAG; oa5meai' ssAes oat
f fioars Sc Pearl li Barley 4,a@is4c s ID
SEEDS-yeliow Mustard, 81 9o9z q ctl; Brow n
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CATHEDRAL
AT ULM.
The Tallest Spire in the World
Finally Completed.
Historical Sketch of the Wonderful Building
Begun More Than Five Hundred Years
Ago-A Grand Celebration.

@lN the 4th of July there was brought
A$Hk to a close the celebration over the
SsS.SN completion of the famous Cathedral
at Ulm. A correspondent writing to the
Philadelphia Times says:
Like the Duomo Of Florence and the Dom
of Cologne, the Ulm Minister remained un-
finished for centuries. More than 500 years
have elapsed since its first stone was laid.
Begun in 1877, though the main building
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Dealers report sales at the sivanls Cal
cutta, spot, Fac; Wool Bags. S69SSc: Potato Gun
MES. nominal.
CoRDAGE-Manila Rope quotabie at lspse.l2
thread, Tic; and 8 thread, l712c: Bale Rope
lac; Binder Irvine, l512c; Grapevine Twlne, 1611o
In balls, 1910 in coils; Hop Irvine, Ice: Lathyarn.
Ice. Quotations for the new process Manila are:
Rope, &c; l2-thread, s12ci and do: l0c; Duplex
Bale rope, l2c; Lathy arm. 12c: Hop Irvine. 13c;
Grapevine Irvine, balls or coils, 1916; Binder
Irvine, 1870 y ID.
Fish, 81 1901 %, new Alaskan Fish, 90995e for
red and 75QSOc for of grades.
as follows terms net cash: cube, 6ssc u.
Crushed BSse; Extra Powdered. 6ssc; Fine Crusneu,
63lsc: Dry formulated. 61se; Confectionery a. ~
Extra Q. 47sc; Golden c, 4ssc . ID; Bags 1sc mols
than bbls. -. ,,s,.
Fxtra fine Cube 6IAc; Crushed 614e; Fine Crusnses
SAC: Powdered, 6i4e: Extra fine Powdered. ozsei
nrv tiranulated &c; Xxx do, &c; ConIectloltt
A. b7sc; White Extra c, 6lsei Extra O. DC; eolasa
Q, 4sxc q u.
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"Continued scarcity of Coal tonnage in Australian
waters for loading at present and in the future
has kept the price OF that Coal comparatively high,
while the strike In the Wellington Coal mine re-
naming unsettled has kept the prices of other
Goals firm but such figures rule now as certainly
would have prevailed In former years under similar
conditions The only reason assignable for this is
diminished consumption.
The high and advancing outward Wheat freights
ruling from this port at present and futures should
certainly prove astrong attraction to Coacarrying
and other ships head for this port later In the
year.
The circular gives the receipts at this port in July
at 50 $50 tons, against $500 In July, 1859. For
the year date 57l lao tons against 635,s0S dur
ing the same period In 1893.
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English Wheat Market.

English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 1.-The spot market Is quiet at
rs 112d@7s 41ad. Cargoes are lower at 37s Sd for
of coast, 37s Sd for just shipped and 37s Sd for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: August rs 4d: September, rs
534d; October. rs 634d; November, rs 6s4d; De.
cember, Is I'd.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-Consols, 961s; United States
Bonds = AS, 1873; 41as. 1861; Silver. 5l14d;
Rentes, 92f 55c. Bullion Into Bank Of England.
$4,000.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug.

SUMMARY OF THE NARhEIa.
Wheat unsettled,
Barley unsettled.
Other Cereals unchanged.
Wheat Hay weaker.
White Beans higher.
Dried Green Peas neglected.
Potatoes continue to decline.
Onions steady.
Butter weaker.
Eggs and Cheese firm.
Poultry market overstocked.
Peaches and Aprlcots higher. Figs scarce.
Dried Fruit firm.
Canned Salmon quiet.
Bag sales at the advance.
Silver nominal-none SELL ing.
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softsheIl Almonds, 15c: hardsheH Almonds, 5G6c:
California Walnuts 1901 1e for Los Angeles, 1O912e
sc: Hickory Nuts, 6⪼ Pecans, 10@l1c: Fill
berts, III%@i21%e; Brazil Nuts. nominal at 129
121ac p 10: Coco3nuts, 1895 ? 100.
VEGETABLES-Not much new except that !Toma-
toes are I'm heavy supply and lower Mar
Egg Plant. 75e@sl . boz; Green 0kra. 6ai0c
q 10; Green Peppers, $4,000 p box: Tomatoes.
25@50c = box for Vacayille and 75c9Sl 2 box
for River; Green Corn, SlG1 80 3 sack and SIG
l so y crate for common aud l7Ia@25c q doz for
Alameda; Summer Squash, 5OG60c { box for Bay;
Wax Beans. l@2c = 10; Fountain Beans lG2ei String
Beans, lGl 1ac Lima Beans, 4@l5c 2 10; Cucumoers,
5O950c 3 box for Bay; CaObages I5@5Ue ctI;
Feed Carrots, 50@65c: Turnips, 75c@Sl; Beets, 81:
Parsnips. 81 25Gl 90 p etl; Garlic. 4@5c . II.
PROVISIUNS-Eastern covered Breakfast Bacon,
13@Isi4c; California smoked Bacon, e9lOe FOR
lac for extra light; Bacon Sides. sl9g9s4c = ID:
Eastern Sqgar-cured Hams for city trade, l49
refrigerator-cured l9@SlS14c; Lard, tlerees; East
ern, an kinds S9stAc; cases a9SI939c; GanoTnia
pals. 10ih l0lae: do. On. 10s4c: kegs. es4@l0c
p n; Mess Beet, 81 DOCS; extra mes mess dc g 800
extra prime. Sl6 50@17; extra clear, S20920 So:
mess do, Sls9lS 80 Dbl; Pig PORK, . KEY, $50
3 % Pigs, Feet Sl2S12 90 . Dbl; Smoked Beef.
Hofs-QaotaOle at l71a@2Oc Q n for both old
HIDES AND PELTs-Heavy sated steers are
quotable at Sl2c 10; medium, &c q ID: light,
salted Calf Sc: dairy Calf 2osoc dry Hides. usual
selection, 9@915c; dry Klps, 10; dry Calf, 7.:
prime GoatsSins, SOC each; medium do 2oSs9c-
small skins, LOG; Deerskins. good summer. soc;
medium. 2212@25c thin, zoe 2 n; Sheepskins,
sheaIlIngs, l09zoc; short wool, S095oc; medium
green skins sell iatiyely higher.
TALLoW-Fair to good rendered, S1293szc; re-
hned SOS 14e; Grease, 2i2@e3c p 10.
WOOL We quote spring clips as follows:
Eastern oregon. l6@20c . 70; Nevada, l69iSKc
Mendocino 21@23c; San joaquin and Southern.
year staple, 12la@9l5e; san Joaquin and Southern,
seven months, f29I6e; choice FoothilI l6Sls14S
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1'aZeS-l89O-I'aZeS
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!

TAXPAYERS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
certified copy of the Assessment Book COZ
tanning the City and County's portion 6fthe per-
sonal property for the year 1890 this day
been received. The personal property taxes for
city and county purposes are now due and payable
at the Office of the undersigned.
The ab0ve-named taxes VIII become delinquent on
MONDAY, August 4, 1880, at O'Clock p NJ, after
which time per cent will be added to the amount
thereof.
Taxpayers Will please send for their bills early
as possible.
Positively no checks received after Friday. August
/, $780,
For the convenience of those parties unabIeto
call during the daytime the office will remain open
from to P. N. during the evenings OF July 31st
August LIST and I'd. THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Tax-eollector of the City and County Of San Fran
cisco, New City Hall.
Dated San Francisco. July "a. 1890. .Iyl4 22t
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New York Markets.

new lOFR AiarRetSs
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The stock market
tremey dull throughout the day, and at the close
steady to firm. Insignificant changes from last
evenings prices. Governments steady. Petroleum
dull. September opened at SO and closed at 1914.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Unted States Bonds; AS,
1884; 41as. 1903; Northern Pacific, 1854; Cana
dian Pacific, 10; Central Pacific, 1924; Atchi-
son, 421a; Union Pacific, 62Is; Wells Fargo, l42;
Western Union. "a: Silver 113; Sterling.
wheat-Cash, 1884; August e6Ts.
Flour-Quiet
Coffee-$l7 80.
Sugar. 7sG15Iac
Hops-California, Ice.
Hides-CaifornIa. lac
Copper-Lake, SIT.
Tin-Spot $40 So
Lead-Domestic, 81 42Is.
Iron-$l4.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Wheat cash, 81 lac
Corn-4714c.
PorE-$ll IS.
Lard-$6.
Ribs-s5 221s.
Whisky-$l
New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts and
l5c for telegraphic.
Fine silver.
Nominal. No sales
Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at s612@s7lAc
The Clearing House.
City bank cearlngs last week were SIS, 6S2,497,
against s17.446.492 for the same week last year.
The Coal Trade.
The private circular OF !. Stewart says Of coal
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Shipping Notes.

The Umatllla sails to-day for Victoria and Puget
Sound The Corona falls due from Humboldt Bay.
the Coos BAY from Little River the Gypsy from the
Salinas River and the Santa Cruz from Santa Cruz.
Tomorrow the San Jose sails for Panama, the
Oregon for Portland. the Santa Rosa and Santa Cruz
for san Diego, the Coos Bay for Little River. the
Crescent City for Crescent City and the AEKi for
Puget Sound. The Columbia falls due from Port
land the willamette from Seattle and the Eureka
from San Pedro.
The Australia falls due from Honolulu Friday.
The Indiana takes for Fleetwood 47.l62 centals
Wheat valued at S64,S47
The British iron ship Dynomene 1900 tons, is
chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom, Havre
Antwerp, AIS Sd. Freights lower, ASS having
been refused on several occasions.
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Two burglars broke into Henry Vincent's
house, two miles sonth of Grand Haven,
and in the haste to get away when discov-
cred overlooked $1,000 which was in the
trunk they carried away but dropped in the
woods when given chase.
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Sam FrnncIsco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51s@ec; second quality,
4s4@5I4c: third do 31aG415c.
VEAL-Large, 4G6o: small Calves, case.
MUTTON-wethers, 61a(G71sc; Ewes, 6961kc
HANDSPRING Lamb. 7121Sc q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs 414(141ac for light granted.
and 3s4@4c for heavy packing; stock Hogs $40
&C q 10: dressed do, 1886 2 ID.
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San Francisco. CAL. July "a, 1890.
To THE SUTHERLAND SISTERS
Dear Ladies: 1t gives me pleasure to state. for
your own and the benefit of those who are troubled
with dandruf or hair falling off. that have used
the Sutherland Sisters HairGrower and Scalp
Cleaner and found in them perfect remedy for the
a0oVe-named difficulties l have carefully followed
directions, and in two years time have beautiful
head OF hair measuring "a inches in length and Of
remarkable beauty. i earnestly recommend these
preparations TO the public and believe them to be
The best and only prepare tion to and
the hair, and hope that my testimony may be the
means or leading others to the use OF the Suther
land Sisters Hair-Grower and Scalp-CIeaner.
Yours with respect,
NELLIE G. MASSEY.
This lady can be seen at the parlors of
the Sutherland Sisters, S34 Market st.
Seven Sutherland Sisters Scalp Cleaner is the only
Dandrutf Cure For shampooing 1t has no equal.
Prlees-Hair-Growe 81. six bottles for IS; Scalp
Cleaner, Soc
SEVEN ST THERLAND SISTERS. sole manufac-
turers and proprietors, S3I Market street, San
Francisco, Cal.
Main Office Is West Fourteenth street, New York.
No charge to see the Seven Sutherland Sisters.
consultation free au3 SuWe 2t
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PLEASE READ OUR CAD" In CHRONICLE FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS
forwarded O D. receipt
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TIC COaI IrhUes
The private circular OF l. Stewart says Of coal !;
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts aud
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The tIearing- House.
City bank clearngs last week were slS,6s2,497,
against $17. 446,492 for the same week last year.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
Queer Freaks Of Cold Type.

In "making up" newspapers, or
the piecing together of different
paragraphs into columns, two separ-
ate items will sometimes be jumoled
together and most amusing results
appear. A French newspaper had
a good specimen of this kind of mix
lures: "Dr, Y. has been appointed
head physician at the Hospital de In
Charlie. Orders having been issued
by the authorities for the immediate
extension of the Cemetier de Parn-
asse." The New Haven Journal
some ago made u curious tumble of
two items. One read: "A large
cast iron wheel, revolving 800 times
n minute, exploded in this city yes,
terday after long and painful
Hines. Deceased was prominent
thirty-second degree Mason The
other paragraph detailed how "Johu
McFadden, the well-known florist
and real est ate broker, of Newport, II.
l., died inWardiner Il Russell's sugar
mill, at Crystal Lake, Ill.,, on Satur-
day, doing $1,000 damages to the
building and injuring several work
men severely
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-23
MiIitarI Matters.

The president bias directed the fol-
lowing changes in the army, to take
effect IN Septem Der; First, Briga-
dier-Geueral JOIN Gibbon will re-
lieve Major-Geue al Miles, in COM
mand of the depa rtment of Califor-
MIA and the divisi ON of the Pacific,
consisting ofthe departments Of Cal
ifornia aud the { 'olumbia. Second,
Major-General NJ lies is assigned To
the command ot the division Of the
Missouri, comp rising the depart
ment Of Dsd ,ota aud Platte.
Third, Brlgidier- General Alexander
McCook is assigr ,ed To command the
departm ent OF A rizona, with head
quarters at Santa Fe, n, NJ. Fourth,
the com mandine generals OF the de