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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
Insnrance Staiistics.

superintendent of Census Porter has
sent the following to secretaries of the be-
neyOlent orders in Richmond: Will you
kindly advise this office if there exists
among themembers of your lodge any sick
benefit, accident, funeral or other beneiici-
AIRY feature. or mutual insurance assOcia-
ton; II so. please furnish the names and
addresses of the principal officers. This
does not refer to associations that are regu-
LARRY incorporated, such as Masonic reliefs,
ETC., but TO those which are confined TO the
membership of individual lodges and are
nurolN local
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

Judge b. X. Wexford, Jr., in the Circuit
Court Yesterday, bailed Dallas Patterson
in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance be-
fore the September term OF the Hastings
Court. Mr.. Joseph NOndelehr was surety.
Patterson was sent on TO the grand jury by
Justice Crutchfcld for assaulting X. ".
TYLER with intent to kill. Yesterday he was
taken before Judge Wexford on writ Of
habeas corpus. Drs. MichauX and Frank
lin testified that the wounded man was in
precarious condition, but with chances of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

.ul rises. ........ 53t Moon sets. Midnight
sln s-t,............6 80 DdN sieu-tn-l3l JON.
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sale of Lynchburg Lots.

There will be an auction sale Of 2iO de-
sirablc building lots in Lynchburg next
Wednesday afternoon by Mr.. j. IL. Nalcn-
tine, real estate auctioneer, and il is ex-
pcctcd that bidding will he lively. The prop
erly is situated in the midst of the River
mont COmpauy's property, beautifully and
situated and laid of in streets
and alleys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

Yesterdays issue OF the Critic is by far
the brightest number Of our sprightly little
contemporary that has appeared for some
time. II has among other things. very
breezy article on the Congressional Conycn-
ton of last week.
William Gibson, who was fined in the
Police Court Wednesday. is not the William
Gibson Of Company L, Of First Virginia
REGIMENT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
Shirrcd Cream Surah Hats, zoe.

After Caps come Claak- beautiful
Cloak for ''t0ddltrs.' Secured % hole
linc.ard q magnificent line. by the way.
of lovely CLOAkS. the SAMPLES OF
A NOTED MANUFACTURER. IN all
the la est and most fascinating lancies.
which wa are enabled to sell at ABOUT
HALF PRICE-not half value. mind.
but HALF PRICE, They re the finest
we've ever seen, and at our prices our
store should be packed tomorrow by
prudent matrons. You can begin To buy
as loss down as $l.2j. and the quality
carries YOU along only 10 -. where Won
get vcur hands on regular cl2 and Sll
Cloaks. Between these extremes the
bars are all down.
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All SriI STS
GRAND CONCERT OK TIE JAMES
THURSDAY NIGHT. ArGr,r2oIu

The RICHMOND LIGHT INFANrE1
BLUES Will give a Moonlight Excursion 'n
Dutch Gap and return on the steamer ArI...
SELECT CONCERT viii he given Dbl '.r
Blues Band. uifh thc assistance of some Ol
RichmCnl's sKcc,est singers
Refreshments of the best qul y lui H
great Yar.efN.
CouyeyaucDs enough % uct0mWYii'.
ever, o ly wil. De at iue wharf on thr RETURN
OF tno beat.
Tickets SOC. oach. May Dee had or au, meme
berofih company. au2t-li
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

The city is getting good. especially 30 in
the district covered by the odd Market ln-
licemen. for up 10 II o'clock last night only
one man had been arrested. the unlucky
individual was Charles Carter. a negro
youth, who had imbibcd, and his powers Of
iOcomOli0n were impeded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

Home Tuns-West, kerse. Applegate Two
base hits-Lucke. Lumsden Barker. struck
out-Barker, .: Taylor. Armstrong, Leftwich,
,: Green, Kerse. Base on balls Id DOmin-
ions. .: Fultons. 3. First base OH errors
DOminions, .: Fultons. ?. Left on base
DominiOns. 4; FultOns. b. Passed balls
lucke. ?; Leftwich. 2. Wild thrOws-Apple
gate. ]. HIT by pitcher kerse. Umpire,
Richard Allen. Time of game. two hours.
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FLATS FOR RENT.


$3.50 per annum. so gl5 east Wsrhlr
street. Ia rooms.
$3.50 per anuum. so. 10 norh @eyonf.
street. l. rooms.
500 per annum. 40. ls2 west Main stree,
10 rooms.
si2o Uranium. 80 40 west Main street.
10 rooms.
$3.50 per annum. 40. i222 east Broad street
- rooms and kitchen.
$500 per annum. So. 81 west Main sff..t
10 rO5uis. and Wii repaid fo suit
$40 per annum. No. il3 west Man street
looms.
sIiper month. SO. 1Onoftn Fourth street
! rooms
$40 per month. SOS. $40 and s2o >pf.n.
street. rooms 'acu.
$40 per month. SOS. .O6 and -Os rucaansn
street, D rooms each
$1,000 per month No. - I north IWrnff.
sixth street. Is rooms
t6 50per MONTH 80. 2-23Q ireei. room.
S. per month. SO. 5iD north lWenfN-s.l
cnlh street. { rooms
Apply tp FRANK ID I'm. a. tO.
au2i-lt north Eleventh sfr..f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

Having recovered from his long and Sc
we're illness, Mr.. Foster, the photographer,
wishes 10 inform his friends and the general
public that he is again at his post, and, by
giving personal attention TO all sittings. is
prepared to guarantee perfect satisfaction
10 each and every one. Give him a call at
his beautiful gallery, II north Ninth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

IMMATURE ALNANAc. AUGUST n 1891
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
MILLER q RHOADS.
WMb 4 Rkoa&.
EARLY HARVEST SALEl
SPECIAL AUTUMN STYLES
AT
SPECIAL LOW PRICES!
FINE BLACK HOSE, 25c.

Doing surprising trade ! Last
weeks receipts doubled those of year
ago-this weeks will treble them
Every dray that comes this way dumps
something new every day. Inc
choicest novelties touch elbows with
less pretentious popularities. Being
essentially A PEOPLES STORE we
handle the least costly things just as
particularly as we do the most costly.
we buy with every patron in our eye
from the matron of moderate means
to the most fastidIous representative OF
unlimited cash. What we haven t got
that is worth gettingl you cannot get
in Richmond, while we've hundreds of
things in new creations that no other
store in this section ever touches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
To Lnray and NatnraI bridge

The excursion to Luray and Natural
Bridge. OH August 9th, will doubtless be
well paironized by our Richmond people.
No pleasanter. cheaper or more charming
excursion could be made. Train leaves II
A. NJ. and arrives Luray 6:3O +. VI. For
full information apply 10 Chesapeake and
Ohio Office. Eighth and Main streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
4 Pointer for Lodge.

While Mr.. Lodge is down in Maine stump
ing for the reelection Of Tom Reed. we
would suggest that he spend one evening
at south Berwick, and inform the lasters OF
that town how protection protects them.
The lasters there are earning as much az
81 or 81 "A week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
Genuine Broadcloth, zoe.

No counterfeit sham under a broad =
cloth title. but the real Slmon-puie
stuff. No Ladies Flannel with hair on
its face. but the finest BROADCLOIH.
woven so closely and finished so beauti-
fll that YOU can almost see yourself Ia
its glo.y surface. Cloth 81 inches
vide. IN the very latest sbadts-
Browns. Blues. Greens. Tans. Modes.
.G-ays. Blacks. ete.-that is what we
ctrer YOU for - CENTS. Can you pass
n byY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

TOR SALE.-A STOCK OF STAPLE
| GOODS and an UNINpIKtD IA~t Nn
~rDRE.uOt 81 n BlCHANAA. This DIS d.
fine chaocc for anyone wishing io engage
tine merchandise business. Write to BOX 30.
=, Buchanan. Va. t"i'
NOR SALE. TIN OR FIFTEEN ~
| HORSES. go your own prices /clA
CITY RAILWAY STABLES
aG2i-lff Leigh and Adams sfr.. .-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
Excursion for the Blues.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues will
give moonlight excursion 10 Dlxch Gap
aud return ON the steamer Ariel, Thursday
night.
A concert will lie given by the Blues
band, with the assistance of some Of Rich
monds singers. Refreshments will be
served
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

Mrs. Caroline staude, who died at her
home, - east Clay street, at I O'Clock Fir
day afternoon, will lee buried after the
funeral services today, at 1870 l.. NJ. from
st. Johns Lutheran church. Mrs. Staude
leaves several children. one Of whom is Mrs.
Carrie >taude-R Rowe, the well-known cor
tralto of the First Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
General Fry.

General b. d. Fry, president OF the
Marshall Manufacturing Company OF Man.
chester. has been quite i'll at the American
Hotel, but last night was reported better.
The General is about seventy years old and
a widoVer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
ENCYCLOPED IA BRITANNICA.
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change.
Please add the following names and mum
bcrs to your list
ll3-F. =. Burke. residence.
3W-Courtney 4 sutton.
1SG-W. &. Smith.
l22o-J. Il. johnson a. Co.. Manchester.
SjS-Rothert a Go.
Il2-B0wman. Boswell a >human.
-Weisieer Clothing Company.
gl-G. \. Wallace.
12l9-W. l.. Amory. Barton Heights.
500. T.. Doyle, residence.
31i-~ander~ ~ ~tayman.
SOl-Teiscr n Pollock.
Z. T.. MCCLIER, Manager.
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DEATHS.

ALLEN.-Dicd. 90 his late resl'ence. iVo
,osf C,rv street saturday morning. August
2:,d. JSgO. JOHN f. a LIEN. ia the seventy
NTH year of his age. ,.........
Funeral from -. james church THIS sun
tlayl EVENING al / o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
pOKr ~ RICHMOND, AUGUST 23

schooner Dora Allison. Rose. New York
..vrif... vessel. Curtis g. pafkti; schooner
led Iacsei. Ward. New Haven. pig iron, j.
\. Gordon. agent; vessel, Curtis a. fathei'
schooner Wiuiaminc. Eabbuge. Portland
coal Chesapeake and ONTO railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
Imported Sergcs aud Henriet-
tas, zoe.

Tomorrow we'll break omen lot OF
cases that were nailed up in France, ana
nut on cur Elrly Harvest Counters q
magnificent line Of the FINES
FRENCH SERGES and HENRI
FTTAS. in black ami fancy colors.
shades enticingly tempting. at HALF
4 DOLLAR. The pending tariff has
nothing 10 do with this bill Of goods.
and so much the better for you aud for
MS Bargains wouldn't express the
size Of the offer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

The Allegheny Mining and Development
toinpanys stock books now oIeu al the
office Of j. Ii. Elan, lll3 east Main street.
This - an opportunity 10 make money on a
small investment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

Special bargains in BOYS FINEST
CASHMERE SUITTNGS in checks and
pretty rIaid effects. interpreted with
stripes aud subdued mixtures: an ele-
CANT assortmcnt at only 3Isc. Men $
NEWEST FALL STYLE SCITlNGS
i'm the most fanciful weaviugs only Zoe.
Ii doesn't cost much to dress like a gen
tieman at this rate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

Rev. James \. Fair, u. d., pastor. Ser
vices at II O'Clock \. NJ; preaching by
Rev. W. IL. Neel, OF Coyingt0n, Ky. No
services at night. Sabbath-school services
ut $3.50 O'Clock 4. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

PERSONAL.

MADAME GOFF. THE SEVENTH
WI daughter al "A seventh son, horn with
veil. and halirg from the southwest has ar
rived I'M the city. Her PAkLOliS are al los
EAST NAIN STREE =. where 81 can be con-
suited on the Past. Present and Future. Ad-
vice on all matters. Tells YOU what is best
for yOur Wclfirc In business, &c. All inter
views confidential. Office hours from . A. VI.
10 9P NJ au2i-6t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

w have speedyand positive cure tor Ca
tarn,. iJiphtherla Canker Mouth ana llead
ache M SHI.ON- CA ARbH REMEDY. \
r.asal injector free with each bottle. | So IL
II you desire health and sweet breath, Price,
10 cents. sold by BOdeker Brothers ana
H. ". shields & CO. corner oil t!uh ani Max
suall streets.
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Reliable American Merchants.
BOOKS.
DURLIC- SCHOOL TEXTBOOK

DUBLIC SCHOOL TEXT BOOK
i NOTICE.
MAGlL.!S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA NEW
EDITION..
adopted by the State Board 81 Education for
exclusive USe as a textbook Of VIRGINIA
HISTORY ia the public ffee schools.
We hereby notify ali retail dealers IN school
Books who have heretofore been supplied by
Richmond houses that II they have any diff
nculty IN being supplied at trade prices from
any house In thai city, we will supply them
at our closest discounts II they vii. apply
direct 10 rs, or we VIII send the book 10 any
pupil or teacher. postpaid. on receipt Of 81.
We will also send on application our special
price-iisf OF ALL PUBLlC-~ CHOOL BOOKS
offering rs low rate as they can be bought
nom any other house Ia the state. 3-At DIS
tant points we will eQual,ze freights from
nearest shipping point. Address
j. i. BELL COMPANY, Publishers
au2i-3teod i.ynchburg, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

TIE rage is now for Mandolins and Gui-
tars. and we have a full line of the cele-
bra;cd Washburn's Giyeu a call.
WALTER ID. MOSES co.,
1905 Main street. opposite postoiiice.
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Presbyterian Church

Rev. T.. II. Harding viii preach at II
O'Clock \. NJ, DR.. iloge being absent 10
New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
tsank Clearingr.

The bank clearings Of Richmond for past
week We're $2,02I ,SO2. as compared with
$,iS',@'y for same week last year, or an in
crease Of $29O,a13.
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PORT or WEST POINr. AUGUST -.


steamship Richmond. Janney. New York.
General cargo: steamship Charlotte, chIc'
Baltimore. general cargo ana passengers
SAILED.
steamship Richmond for New YORK gem
eral cargo: steamship Charlotte, captain
\fcklc. Baltimore. general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24
EsTHETIC TENDENCIES.
THE FUNERAL.

The funeral services will be held this
afternoon at 1 O'Clock in It. James EpiscO-
pal church. and Rev. Dr. peterkin will Of
iiciate. The pall-bearers will be-
IOnOrary-Messrs. George Gibson, Will
liam ID. Gibson, DR.. Charles :. Mills, John
ii. Montague, John l.. Williams, David y.
Walker, DIR. William =. Palmer, \. Barga-
min, Dr. W. Leigh Burton, Leigh X. Page,
J. w. Lockwood. Maxwell r. Clarke, Joseph
johnson, Julian Bintord. James y. Boyd.
Milton Cayce, George l.. Bidgood, James T.
Gray, Thomas f. Jetlress, Robert Il. Mum
ford, Marion J. DimmOck.
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Z NEcaa5.
EARLY HARVEST SALE,
Atwood ucnricttaS, f2c.

Last weeks handling has been quite
enough Of recommendation for these
forty-two centers. The trade hash got
ten over the shock yet. and the bu'lng
Is so lively we're afraid our orders
haven I been extensive enough to supply
Inc demand. But away with them while
thev last. Pure Atwood Henrlettas-
not cotton or shoGdY WOOL thFead %
only - CENTS,
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, AUGUST %
AHHINLn.

steamship Scottish Prince, ~. Lucia. ~
cal. steamship Ealing. Boston, 10 coat
~ ..iur.ifIa Nvissa. Norfolk. 10 load coali
sf...,.bi, Wvanoke. Richmond. and sal ed
for New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

steamship Pharos. Liverpool, coaled
steamship kanawha. New lolk' coaE barge
Marie New York. coal.
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FOR RENT.

DWELLINGS FOR RENT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-24

Scottish clans-th the DARK rlch green
Win black bars and red re-
lief threads. representing one:
the emerald. with scarlet stripes ana
sombre varying, representing another;
and So on for dozen or more dlstlncl
stvles leach vicing With the o,her IN at
tractiyene,.). in Fancy Serge or Light
Flannel Wcaves for early fall wear. To
oren Them is to sell them. They re pos
itivelv irresistible. And the price. The
most seductive Of all these Scotch
clan patterns. q yard ard two inches
vIde finest wool in the British Isles.
only 80 CENTS, You may pay dollar
and not have such dress.
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sTAUDE Died, Friday. August 22d, A. 1
f. NJ. Al her residence, No. - east Gay
street. Mrs CAROLINE ~TAUDt.
Her funeral viii take place ilom the Ger D.,
man Lutheran church. corner Maishhli ana
Eighth streets. al 1870 o'clock THIS SUNDAY
AFTERNOON.
CARTER Died. Saturday morning, Au-
gust l3. 1900 az the residence OF MS son-ln-
law. Rev. william \. =. Conrad. 023 west
High street, Petersburg, Va, Mr. CT hiI9
CAnTEI. i'm his scventy-f0urth year.
Funeral services were held at the grave
saturday evening.
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- WAsHNGrON, u. g.. Aug 2j.-For
Virginia. FAN; uortheasterly winds,
hap lshiffiug to eastwardly slightly
. '"'" warmer. except in the south astern
t@poffiOu: stationary temperature
For NOrth Carolina: Fair; north
casterly wind. slightly warmer Do the lnte-
rior. stationary iembcrature on the coast.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-30
Sherih''s sale.

illiam + Thayer
vs..
Carver Remington and
Hattie &. Remingt- n.
To he sold at sheriff 5 sale on the Slst day Of
March. 1890, in front Of court house dooo ia Miles
city. al 2 o'clock o. m, the following described
property, to-wit'
Nys NJ. Ito %, inclusive being the whois Of
Block No. l6, in Miles addition 10 the town OF
Mics City, according Ia the survey md plat
thereof filed for record in the ofie of the re.
eorder Of DEEDS in and FOR Custer COMFY.
ED. J. JONES,
Sheriff.
Dated March 10Th. ls9O.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-30

BallooliHg should be encouraged as
a recreation. As there Is little balloon
ing done in this country, very few
know anything of this cilari,ing ex-
~perience. and nearly all have an exag.
gerated idea of lis danger. la Europe,
aud especially in Paris. free balloon
ascents are quite often made, and as a
natural result the Frenchmen make
good balloons. Ballooningi is not more
expensive than yachting, and To my
mind it is much more interesting. A
good silk balloon With a capacity for
two ~people-say one holding 2i,000
cubic feet of gas-cSsts in France five
or six hundred dollars. Here il would
cost rather more. The gas is cheaper
there also, but if has a good bal
loon aud does his own work, the
whole expense of ballooning here
ought not to average more than 500
for each ascent. With a little previous
study and the practical experience of
Q few trips, n can manage his own
balloon. Under ordinary circum-
stances two persons make the best
number for an ascent. 4 balloon club,
having a fleet of VOL constructed bal
looms, could haveexcursions and races
ON the same plan as that of yachting
and canoeing. Ii is an art or recrea-
ton that has been neglected. Forest
and Stream.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-30

Nashi, the japanese pear, is in sea-
son about the middle of September.
Its form is like that of many Ameri-
can apples, round and somewhat
fiattened at both ends. II is not
pyriform, or pear shaped, as we
understand the word, at all. They
are large, about three inches in
diameter, with thick, rough skins
of a russell or bronze yellow col
or. the skin is also covered with lit
tie gray spots. The varieties do not
differ much either in size, shape, color
or flavor, whereas the American vari-
cites differ enormously in all these re-
spects. The flesh is rather coarse, of
a light yellow color, very juicy but
firm and not mellow, and lacks en-
tirely the aroma and flavor of the
American pear. They eel TO me
watery and as destitute of flavor as a
potato. They are, however, largely
grown and much liked by the Japan
ese.-Cor. Detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-30
A uumorsst's Philosophy.

People ask me, why are you so jolly9
Why should / not bel 1 have no enc
mics. always come with laughter.
When / enter a room jolity comes
with me and I am welcome. II Inject
you on the street, / have a joke to tell
you. II anybody says, "How do you
dot" ! never say, II am bad, very bad
Indeed" because people don't care %
hsas about my troubles.
Meet the world with q smile and you
viii be surprised 10 find how kind il
will be TO you. In order 10 appreciate
this, people need only be a little at.
nicted.
LooL ut that ambplance coming
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-30
Hot Water for sIeepIe..s.s..

A most wretched lier awake of thir-
ty-flve years standing, who for ten
years has thought himself happy if he
could get twenty minutes sleep in
the t~wenty-four hours. said: II took
not water-a pint, comfortably hot,
one good hour before each of my three
meals and one the last thing at night
naturally, unmixed with anything
else. The very first night | slept for
three hours ON end, turned round and
slept again till morning. Ihave faith
fully and regularly continued the hot
water, and have never had one bad
night since. Pain gradually lessened
and went; the shattered nerves became
calm and strong, and instead of each
night being one long misery spent in
wearying for the morning, they are
all too short for the sweet, refreshing
sleep l now enjoy" London Specta-
tor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-30
down The street. see now quicklyth the
crowd gets out Of its way.-Marshal
p Wilder.
To Mako Hanging Painless.

An Englishman has invented ma.
chine for hanging a man Tor woman
If it becomes necessary in a manner
perfectly painless to the subject I'M
dergoing the extreme penalty of the
law. The rope is passed through a
brass clamp double, forming a loop;
attached TO the clamp is an iron cres'
cent, SO adjusted as to rest Oh the
shoulders. When the trap is sprung
the head is pressed to one side, while
the rope pulls it in the opposite direc.
ton. The vertebra is snapped and
death is instantaneous THE Chicago
Tia--
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-30

THE foolishly sensational story that
Representative Carter had treated Mr..
H. L.. Frank, of Butte, discourteously,
while he wa in Washington, has at
last been stsmped as a lie by Mr..
Frank himself. The Miner snd IDde.
pendenr, who gave currency to the
ridiculous yarn and rung the changes
or 1t day after day, will have the .x-
IRENE plea .ure Of eating a little crow.