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Evening journal., 1890-07-22
American Association.

AmefAehh AsaociAktons
At Philadelphia
Athletic. .............a oil o 0 o o. 4
81. Louis..... 1890 0 0 o x- 3
Bose hits: Athletic, q; ST. Louis, 10. Errors:
Athletic. .. S. Louis, q Batteries, Seward and
Robinson, Ramsey and Wells.
At Syracuse
Syracuse .............0 5 0 0 0 o. 0
Toledo ..........s.....0 2 0 0 0 o.
Base hits: Syracuse. 10. Toledo q Errors:
Syracuse, B; Toledo, 3. Batteries: Casey and
Briggs, cushman and Sage
At Rochester
Rochester ..........O 3 0 o o o 8 4 0-i0
Columbus ........4..0 0 o O. l. O
Base hits: Rochester, r.; Columbus, z. Er-
rors; Rochester. z; Columbus, e. Batteries; Cal
lalan and Mckeough, Easton and O'Connor.
AT Louisville
Louisville. 0 4 XII
Brooklyn. .s.. 81. 2 0 0 o. 4
Base hits: Louisville, i5; Brooklyn. 8 Errors
Louisville, 6 Brooklyn, O. Batteries: Gooaall
and Ryan. Mattimore and PITT.
Atlantic League.
Abs worcester-W Worcester. /; Baltimore, o.
Base hits; Worcester, d; Baltimore, o. Errors.
Worcester, 3; Baltimore. l. Batteries: Stafford
and Guinnsso, Germanland Tate.
Az New Havcn-New Haven, "a; Washington,
s. Base hits; New Haven, 10; Washington, o.
Errors: New Haven, 3. Washington, g. Batter
les: Gilliland aud Holford, Underwood and Rid
Ole
At Hartford Hartford. 2; Wilmington, 1.
Base hits; Hartford, O; Wilmington, 2. Errors.
Hartford, o; Wilmington, o. Batteries: Kidd and
Moore, Wehrle and Nichols.
Al Jersey scity-No game; the Jersey City
club has disbanded.
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rmo nren Fatallr Hurt.

CENTRALIA, Pa, July 22.-Two miners
aamed respectively John LipinsH and
Michael Cossilock, employed at the Logan
,olliery, were caught in a fall of coal Nom
Jay. Lipinski has since died and tha
death of Cossiiock is momentarily ex~
narfad
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

We have received another in
voice of those fine black Jer-
seys at so cents. Among
them some in sizes 40 and AZ.
We have a few left of Boys
Suits in sizes 4 years to II
years, all at about half regular
prices.
A fine lot of Turkish Towels
in cream and white, 4Sx24, at
IS cents each; size 38xI8, at
I2H cents each; size 28xI3,
at S cents. Fine Barnsley
Huckaback Towels, 46x2I, at
10 cents each. Your bath
rooms can be supplied with
these lots at very little cost.
The I21a cent Outing Flan-
nels for 10 cents are yet in a
good selection of patterns.
The same in remnants for s
cents per yard.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
rnnnInrham Gnna tn nnnaIn-

PITTsBURG, July 22.-Manager Buffln-
ION, Of the Philadelphia Players League
club, has released Pitcher Cunningham to
the Buffalo Players League club. The
transfer was made without financial con
sideration, the desire being to strengthen
the Buffalo team Cunningham will pitch
In Wednesdays game.
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He captured the Plekpoeket.

NEwBURG, N. Y, July 22--W. H. Perry
of Cold Spring, had his pocket picked on
1900 Monday evening. He caught Edwin
Kelly, Of New York, in the act, and after 8
short chase captured his man. Kelly was
committed to await the action Of the grand
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

y va 'stfklRNA
thousands Of peo
pie from all parts
Of t h @ country,
who early ia the
afternoon began
to move TO the
scene OF the CON
tests. Never were
sky aud mir and
water more kindly
disposed toward a
great aquatic
event. There was
n slight ripple on
the water when,
at a:i3, the con
fpslnnf4 in thp
junior single
sculls got away.
The contestants
were Mertleton, Of
t h 6 Alinnesotas;
Henderson. Of the
Chicago Catlin
club, and Thomp-
son, Of the Winni-
pegs. Henderson
caught the water
hest, but Nettle-
49, a. L4 A.
- tft
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A rerrlflc Boiler FxnloaIon.

PRINCETON, Ind, July 22.-By the explo-
sion of a threshing machine boiler on the
farm OF James Morrow, six miles east OF
this city, Andrew Cretsinger and Charles
White were killed, and Andrew Mehan
fatally, and Hugh Morrow dangerously
iniured
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
Harrisburg succeeds Jersey CITY.

NEW York, July 22.-The Atlantic asso-
citation met at the Fifth Avenue hotel last
evening. The following clubs were repre-
sented: Baltimore. by William Barnie;
Hartford, proxy, Joseph Simmons; New
ark, S. S. Irott; New Haven, w W. Burn
ham; Wilmington, Joseph Simmons and
E A Van Tramp, Jr.; Washington, I. p.
Sullivan, and Worcester, proxy, William
Barnie. 1t was announced that the Jersey
City club had been disbanded and the APP
plication for membership of the Harris
burg club was accepted. It will take the
place of the Jersey City club, but some
change will have to be made In the sched-
ule. An amendment TO the constitution
was adopsed providing that when the
regular umpire fails &c appear and the
captain of the visiting club fails TO name
one before the game, the captain Of the
home team shall name three men, from
which number the visiting captain can
choose. If he fails to do so, then the cap
tain of the home team shall select one Of
them
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
The nurrlnrs Got 5000.

BALLARDvHLs, Mass, July -. The safe
in Greene & Wo6dlin's store was blown
open by burglars Sunday night Three
hundred dollars was stolen.
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Arrarian Outrages y In ireland.

LONDON, July 22.-The official report ON
sagrarian outragesn in Ireland during tha
past quarter gives the number Of such &C.
surrences as 125.
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B. SHARP
g CO.
Fourth and Market Sis.

We have a small lot of Para
soils we wish to move out of
our way, and the prices we
have put on them to do it may
interest some late buyers.
8 Parasols - Plain blue
moire, plain blue satin, ecru
satin, pongees, were So. Sa.5
and SIS, are reduced to rs cents
and 81.
II Parasols-Plain Surah in
greys, drabs, blue, red, prune
and brown, trimmed with bows,
were 81. so. are reduced to
$I.75.
S Parasols-Plain Surah in
brown, ecru and blue, long
sticks, were $3.50 and 81, are
reduced to SI.75.
a Parasols- Stripe Surah,
garnet, blue, grey and black,
were $2.5o, are reduced to
$I.75.
10 Parasols - Stripe and
Plaid Surah in blue, garnet,
terra Gotta and black, were
SAYS and So, are reduced to
SI.5o.
S Parasols-Stlipe and Plaid
Surah in brown, blue, garnet
and black, were $3.50, are re-
duced to So.
4 Parasols-Brocaded Satin
in greys, olives and prunes,
were $3.50, are reduced to
$2.75.
Parasol-B Black Silk Net,
covered, was SIS, is reduced to
$3.50.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
Many odd Fellows win De There.

CHICAGO, July 22-Active preparations
are making for the triennial parade and
santonment Of the Odd Fellows and Patri-
archs Militant, which begins here Aug. 3
and continues one week. Fifty thousand
Odd Fellows, including $1,000 uniformed
Patriarchs Militant, win be here. It IS
expected 10 be the largest secret society
meeting ever held. Prizes aggregating
81, GOO in cash will be awarded. Exception
ally low railroad rates have been secured
from all points, and many strangers viii
take advantage Of them.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

JANVH NAIUAUh lead, v n n nc
kept throughout the race, winning easily
by two lengths, Thompson second and
Henderson third Nettleton's time, l0m.
igs.
The Junior Four-O Dared Race.
The junior four-oared race was the next
event The Duluth four held the inside
position. the order Of the others being 1.ur-
lines, Winnipegs. st. Panls and NIinneap-
Oils. Every crew seemed in the pink of
condition. The finish was very close, with
the Winnipegs first, Duluth second, and
the others in the following order Mime
apolis, Lurlines and st. pauls. Owing to
the fact that the judges boat ran too close
70 the shells in the junior four-oared race
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Charged with nIIsapproprlatlng $40. 600.

BALTIMORE, July 22.-The International
Fraternal Alliance was defendant in an
action in court here charging the misap-
preparation OF $4,000 The association was
supposed to have life insurance reserve
which has disappeared The business is
mainly managed and directed by Charles
Il. Unvenzagt, who, it is charged, had
threatened to move the headquarters Of
the association to New York An injuno-
tion was granted and hearing set for
Julv d
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DULUTH'S BIG REGATTA.
Gaudaur and M'Kay Win the
- Double Race.
MANY FAMOUS OARsMEN CONTEST

Hosmer and Teemer Were Second, Hamm
and Ten EyclS Third, ana Haninn and
Wise Fourth-Harrisburg win Succeed
Jersey city in the Atlantic Association.
DULUTH, Mimi, July 22.-The first day
Of the great Duluth-Superior regatta has
Proved a success and was witnessed by
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Warm Weather Dress
Goods.

3S-inch all-wool cashmeres,
soc. per yard.
46-inch extra fine all-wool
Henrietta, 81 per yard.
Ladies, Gents and Chill
dren's Underwear, all grades.
Ladies and Children's Para
soils from CSC to SIP.
Swiss embroideries, Vic
toria Lawns, Nainsooks,
Piques, striped, plaid and plain
Surahs, Faille Francaise, Sat
ines, Ginghams.
Handsome display of Mil
linery.
Furniture. etc.
Oak Chamber Suits, !
pieces, $4,000.
Walnut Hair Cloth Suits, 7
pieces, $50.
Extra Super Ingram Car
pets, half wool, soc per yard.
Good Fancy Mating, $500
per roll.
Cooking Ranges, best cast
ings, with large ovens, latest
improved draft, with fixtures,
and warranted to give salts
faction, No. 6, $3.50, No. z,
$1,000; No. 8, $4,000.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

Catlin club, Of Chicago, the Minnesota
representatives being second. The last
half of the turn was no race at all, as the
Catlins were ten lengths in the lead, pull
ing very little life, while Wright, Of the
Minnesotas, was so tired that he could not
feather his oars. The Lurlines stopped
rowing three-eighths Of mile from the
finish. Catlins time, l0m. f0lSs
The Great Professional Contest.
The great professional double proved rs
grand a contest as Minnesota ever wit
messed. 1t was 4.50 when the four great
professional crews Of the country got into
position for the two mile struggle, in
which the winning crew was to get 81 900,
the second crew $3.50, and the third $3.50.
Gaudaur and Mckay were nearest the
shore, Teemer and Hosmer next, Hanlan
and Wise next, and Hamm and Ten Eyck
/ last. It took some time for them to get a
proper start, Teemer's crew, much to the
amusement Of the crowd, taking water five
times in anticipation Of the pistol shot.
When the shot was finally fired, all the
crews dipped their oars in the water as If
they were one man. In an instant the
powerful stroke of Gaudaur and Mckay
told and they forged ahead Of Teemer aud
Hosmer, now quarter, now half, and
now full length
A Most Exciting Struggle.
From the start the struggle was most
exciting. The crews followed one I'M
other quite closely in their order from
the shore Gaudaur and Mckay were pull
ing 42 strokes to the minute, Teemer and
Hosmer, 30; Hanlan and Wise 80; Hamm
and Ten Eyck, 81. The turn was first made
| by Gaudaur and Mckay "A second later
Hosmer and Teemer followed, then Hamm
and Ten Eyck, and finally Hanlan and
Wise. On the homestretch Hanlnn's boat
got into Teemer's water. Half way to the
finish the press boat was passed, when
Gaudaur and Mckay led Hosmer and
Teemer by three lengths. The latter kept
three-fourths Of a length ahead Of Hamm
and Ten Eyck, who kept the same distance
ahead Of the Toronto crew. Gaudaur's
crew shot across the line, amid screeching
Of whistles, about four lengths ahead.
Hanlan Lost His Oars.
The effort Of the last two crews to pass
| Hosmer were unavailing, but were almost
crowned with success, for there was only a
quarter Of a length between Teemer and
Hamm, and also between Hamm and Han
Ian at the finish. Hanlan would have
done better had he not lost both Of his oars
for a second few hundred yards from the
| finish. The time was: Gaudaur and Nc
Kay, 12m, 2Ss; Teemer and Hosmer, 12m.
B2s Hamm and Ten Eyck, l2m. 335Ss., and
Hanlan and Wise, 12m. 34s Hamm and
Ten Eyck, according 70 Teemer and Hos
mer, turned the former crews buoy and
Teemer has entered a protest
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Players League.

Al i1ttsburg-
Pttsburs. 40 o. u 3-i4
philsdelphia..A.. = o. D
Base hits; pittsburg, 10; Philadelphia, o. Er-
rors; pittahurg, 9; Philadelphia ). Batteries.
Calvin, Hurley and Carroll; Buninton and Hall
mah
A. cleveland-
Cleveland ,....,....0 100 o. 4
Brooklyn .....s...... o 8 0 K 8
Base hits; Cleveland, o; Droolsiyn. i3.s Errors:
and sutclifie, weighing and Kinsiow.
A. buffalo
Buffalo. o.............1 0 0 0 0 O. 4 o. 8
New York s..........O 0 K
Ease hits Buffalo. O. New York. ~ Errors.
Buffalo, 3; New York. 2. Batteries: Haddock
and Mack, Ewing and Ewing.
AZ Chicago
ihleago .............o oio o o2t o. 4
boston n...............O 0 0 o o. /
Base hits: Chicago, o; Boston. 3, Errors:
ihicngo, / Boston, l. Batteries: Baldwin and
Boyle, Iladbourne and Murphy
National League.
At Cleveland
cleveland .........1 0 1 O0i q 3
Boston. on..s....s.t..+.a 0 0 2 x-1g
Base hits: Cleveland III; Boston, o. Errors.
Cleveland 9; Boston, 5. Batteries: Beatn aud
thinner, Getzein and Bennett.
- PittsGnrg
Pitisburg ............O 0 . o 4 o e. 2
Philadelphia. q a1 . 6-a1
Ease hits pittsburg, II; Philadelphia 81 Err
rors; Pittahurg, .; Philadelphia 4. Batteries:
Heart and Decker, Smith and schriYer.
AZ Chicago
Chicago ...........a 0 30 o o. Z
New Nork..........0 0 o 0 o. 9
base hits; Chicago. o; New York, s. Errors:
Chicago, !; New York, 4. Batteries: Hutchin-
son and Kitirdge, Rnse ard Buckley.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati . .0 A 2 q 4 xoo
Brooklyn. ..44.....O 4 o OIL
Base hits: Cincinnati, 20; Brooklyn, s. Errors:
Cincinnati, o, Brooklyn 3. Batteries; Foreman
Mullane aud Harrlngton Terry, Lovett and
Clarke.
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Appeals to Uncle sam.

Gen. Ezela has just dispatched special
snvoy to the United States with mani
.esto of what he intends as his programme
coward the people of San Salvador. Guate-
nala has cabled her minister to the United
States, who is now in Europe, to return at
nee to Washington. Guatemala win also
make an appeal TO the United States for
The latter's protection as against Mexican
a., 4n,.Farapoa
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
nIexicn WIn Tnl1e : Hand.

Mexico has concentrated her troops ON
ihe Guatemalan frontier, in the state OF
ghiapas, under the command Of Gems Rosa
and Flores. Orders were issued by tina
Mexican minister Of war to these troops to
invade the Guatemalan territory in easat
Guatemala should invade that of San SAX
Fador
The most men, fully armed and equipped
hat Guatemala can place in the field. is
from 1900 to 1900, Honduras about 5000.
San Salvador from 5000 to 10000, while
Nicaragua and Costa Rica can jointly
make showing Of from 5000 to 10000
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

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t1za ia. gt AeY sfussF ors4e $50 -
IS rne SKATE SIC 2Ee nsfe 81 rtatN osr
eraaes 50 tle c2nse ve 4oEe aa1 -
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r.or b tas faces &. taose FEN. Ghst
eaas E Is s1s . u as. staea reg
"a ntal .ls Ga RESIST s1e atia.as Sc lae
eneav a-s5 @ cesaf}sl s.ltlis.llcs to ear
Il fala d saa AouF teelse stens a4a
s very 1fs,as. Comrades. SOC p.SlHls
oa thai N0a Are gellflg 3 lossE W4y
frOm tae Ia.e when Huar oouotrg IA
Ter sole eoeel sency cAlsSa a1a Aoa Is-
sa.oaaea. .Heie aR l.
Aes. lveutg-ETe wears have passed
snoe ule lasI ougle souu1ea h. Sad tn.
4 geaerat A2s pseu born and grown
o. luau anu Nom&uuoei s.uet TIE many
great battles were fought that SAVED
our country ana gave ~ What NJ toaaY
eul0y &Dd autc pate. las = quarter Ui
= century slucc the great surrender a.
tne Appomatox, q WANh you partci-
psled. sad froW tne effects of wh ch
year cauatry has grawa strong sud
powerful. Wilde VOC are grow ng feeble
aud hoaT4 -teaatd, hence her Os 1a-
lions go tle JnCn sold els that have
made aer Whist sae IT, and Go1 grani
that ln ner majesty, power and wealta,
IA heT accumulated greatness tne great
republic reunited. tie wonder AUD al
mlfstlon 0f the void, may she never
forge. Ihe tnlon soldier, bai in hls life
tule literally reward h.m and AZ serward
DO louoT 10 hls memory.
lone by che Qua comrades are drop
Ping from our ranks, and as Ne a4-
vance ln years they VIII drop slll
faster. bat whsle We remain in line let
Us stand arm for tie dag and tie cause
for when ~ fought, aud encourage
others 10 enlist, 70 Ill oar broSen
ranks To the nving soldier, TOO
vly.dly fixed are those days 81 actual
war ever 70 be forgotten. Iheysre ~
memory constantly beiO- Us inCreas-
ing with cur years aDa intensity ing
with our declining years.
The address closed With a poem 20
the regiment.
After the exercises the entire party
marched over 10 Lyon-st. 20 the tune 81
fife and drum, taking the cars Tor thC
Soldiers Home and North Park, where
the day closed IA visiting and merry
making.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Commencing August 81, and con-
tinuing until further notice, D., L. q y.
trains Will run as follows between
Union Depot and Reeds Lake: Leave
Union Depot, 10, II a. m, l:O5, 2, 3, 4
o. Z. p. m; leave Reeds Lake. 1890
1870 a. H., $50. $50, $3.50, 4:30, $50
7.3O and $3.50 p. m.
VIM. A. GAvFTT,
Acting q. p A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

The D., G.. II. & NJ. Ry. Will sell ex-
curs.on ticketsto the Detroit Exposition,
August % TO September 3, good for re-
turn up 70 and including September 8,
at rate Of - for the round trip. includ-
ing ticket OF admission to the great
exnoslNOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

$3.50 10 Detroit and return. The D.,
L. q y. r. X. will run a special excurs-
ION TO Detroit Aug. p, for the exposi-
ton. leaving Grand Rapids at7'lOp. M,
arriving at Detroit ll.2S a. m Leave
Detroit go p. ID. Fare for round TIP,
$3.50. WM. 4. GAvETT,
Act. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Qunsy troubled me- tor twenty years.
Since I started using u. lhomas
Electro oil have not had - aifacs.
The Oll cures sore throat AZ once. Ars-
Ietts Conrad. Standish, &icn., oct -,
fNsn
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

The G. r. 81. K. r. is still the short
est Inc between Grand Rapids and
Traverse Citv and 81 Northern Alchi-
gan summer resorts and other points
IL isslso the shortest line from Traverse
City TO Chicago via Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
CONTAGIOUS Diseases.

The contagious diseases reported to
the health Office yesterday are as fol-
lows;
Stella, Ella and Huzel Featherton,
corner Of Cakes and Waterloo, measles.
Myrtle Prindle, y Waterloo, measles.
Baby Davies, los Washington, cholera
infantum.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Loose : Rec Clover Pilis cure Sex
Iiesa e. Iyzpersa. Ind Eestoa ard
leust Qator r per hor. aovss for
81 rex sac BY s.. druggxss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
c. r. smith. Grocer,

No. % Fountsln-st., has just received q
large lot 81 fine Usage Melons. Fresh
Melons received daily.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
LILY VIM

The Valley City Milling COMPANY has
no peer IN tie manufacture Of -four, its
products are in great demand and e.
pocislly tne Lily White. Try IT,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Don't fail to use Mss Flora 4. Jones
famous "Blush of Roses" Tor your
complexion. Price, 75c per bottle.
Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

THIS is the last week of Kidder & Co.'s
great quarter oil sale.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
Detroit Exposition.

This week ends your chance for a
quarter off at Kldder's.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-02-28
THE WEAR OF RAILS.

Railway travelling. at any rate
on our great trunk lines, is so easy
and comfortable that we forget
that this modern mode of rapid
transit means a vast amount of
wear and tear both to the vehicles
and the rails upon which they glide
so smoothly. There is no appar-
ent waste of metal, and nothing
else to indicate at a glance that
any wear and tear. are going on;
and yet it is estimated that on the
Northwestern system alone no less
than eighteen tons Of steel disap-
pear daily! Part of this is by
wear, and part by rust.-Cham-
ber's Journal.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-02-28

According to the British Catholic
directory for 1890, the estimated
Catholic population of the British
Empire is 9,730,OOo. 1t is dis
tributed as follows: Ireland,
1913 ,OOO; England and Wales,
100000; Scotland, $4,000, and
the colonies and dependencies,
is as follows: America canada,
Newfoundland, West Indies, etc.(. i.
2,2O0.00O; Australasia Australia,
New leland, etc.), $4,000; Asia
British India, Ceylon, etc. 1,044,-
900; Africa (Gold Coast, Mauritius,
etc.), $4,000; European colonies
Gibraltar, Malta and Gozo). 49,
900. There are 25 archiepiscopal
sees; 96 episcopal sees, and 20
vicariates and prefectures apostol-
ic. Several writer's assert that at
least 100000 of the British are
Irish.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-02-28
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SHIFTING MILLIONS.


The gold held by the treasury
now amounts to 13,81S,O00.
The national bank repositories
now hold $32,OoO,OOo of govern
ment money.
The value of property in the
United Kingdom is estimated
at .e1O,O79, 100000.
The banks of this city loan to
their customers on an average the
total sum of $40O,OOO,OOO.
The net earnings of all the rail-
roads in this state during the last
year were $51, 100000.
Claus Spreckels has already ex-
pended over 81 100000 on on his
Philadelphia sugar refinery.
Ry the decline in Atchison stock
New England investors are estima-
ted to have lost $40, 100000 within
year.
In October, 1889, the earnings
of 1872 roilroads show the remark
able increase of $5.OO0,000 over
the same time in 1888.
The total amount of bonds pur-
chased to date by the treasury
from national banks in liquidation
of deposits is $6,711,500.
The ST. Paul Railway Company
is trying to float $6,O0O,00O of 4
per cent. gold mortgage bonds
This is the first installment of an
authorized issue of $150.O00,000.
In the past ten years old John
Barkley, truckman, who carti bull
lion from the banks to the steam
ships, has handled over $10O,00O,-
900, with the loss of only two bars
of silver, which were subsequently
recovered.
The smallest days business done
on the stock exchange in 1889 was
81 500 shares, December "a, and
$4,000 in bonds, July 19. The
biggest day in stocks was 417,112
shares. May "a, and in bonds of
$3,7S3,O January %.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-02-28
SHOULD KEEP HER HALF STILL

A loving young husband of this
city possesses pretty young wife
and a sweet little baby, who is as
good as he can be in the daytime,
but who has penchant for max
ing the midnight air resound with
his cries. The dear little thing
was giving his usual concert sew
eral nights ago. His audience
was tired out. The ''happy faith
err was trying hard to persuade
the old sand man to fill his eyes
and transport him to the land OF
Nod. Still the baby yelled.
Dearest" growled this loving
young husband, s'hadn't you bet
ter get up and walk around the
room and get your baby quietg'
MY baby!'' responded ''dear-
est" well, l think about one half
of it is yours!''
"Oh, I don't care how much
noise my half Makes" answered
the villain. "You just keep your
half 1ll."-Cineinati Times.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-02-28
WHY CALLED THE "RED SEA" !"

The name of the Red Sea is de-
rived from portions of it which are
covered with red patches from a
yard to many miles miles square.
These patches are formed by vego-
table animalculB, microscopic in
size, which collect on the surfac
and are particularly abundant in
the spring, dyeing the water an in
tensely blood red. When not af-
fected by these little organic be-
ings, the Red Sea" is as blue as
any of the other numerous seas
known to the traveller and geogra-
pher.-St. Louis Republic.