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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-03

mi.n,n nve or six years will have been mustered
out concerning new construction the ren,rt
FsaAs oI the usefulness of torpedo cruisers
- 80 as engaged and sank the Blanco Enralada
- ~ s-itsan war. After rccounting the fact
.uas me department. was unable to secure bids
~. .ne construction OF such vessels within the
aiini, OF the appropriation OF the last congress.
- - recommended that the appropriation be
limited to $4,000 At this prfce a vessel
Va ~ IONS may be obtained capable of
running t~enty-three knots per hour and keen
s AT sea stress is laid upon the significance
OF the contract made for construction OF tornedo
oose no. with the Iowa Iron Works as il lndi-
.a'es lhe possibility OF building valuable crafts
al safe inland points. The report states that
contracts have already been made for IL 90 tons
Oh the DISH tons of srmor required for the YES
seis now building Attention is called to the
iael tnet with the advent of modern steel yes-
seis comes the pressing necessity for a large in
erease IN the machinery departments of the
navy yards to make unavoidable repairs To
a I'M end these appropriations are recommended:
twenty-five thousand dollars for Portsmouth
navy yard; $4,000 for New York; s47 900 for
league island; $4,000 for Norfolk and $780,
w Tor Mare island. Selling the opportunity
Afforded by the unfortunate experience of our
s.eei cruisers in Chilean waters the report treats
a. iehs.h OIL the necessity for sheathing the bot
toms OF steel vessels. II says
The Importance of the preservation of the
pottornS OF steel vessels from corrosion and
iouiing can hardly be overestimated AMI is con-
tihuaily emphasized by reports OF loss of speed
ana increased consumption of coal received
from our new unshcathed steel vessels now in
commission. Unless we are willing to admit that
tne role OF our cruisers in time OF war shall be
entirely confined 10 cruises OF short duration in
the neighborhood of our own ports 1t would an
pear they are deficient in most important
way, namely to maint tain sneed 81 SEQ for iono
periods.
Reference Is made to valuable data bearing on
TINS subject collected by Naval Constructor
Hichborn, and an earnest recommendation is
made that congress adopt his conclusions, sum
married. as follows:
All cruising vessels intended for general
service IN foreign waters should be sheathed If
above l,oO9 tons displacement.
Vessels of less than 1000 tons disbursement
intended Tor general service as cruisers, gun
boats, etc, should be of composite construction
VIZ: with steel framing, wood inside, planking
and copper shcathing.
Figures are given to show that Great Britain
mas adopted these ideas in new construction;
that rs per cent. OF 1t is to be sheathed and that
all OF the gunboats built since 1886 are Of COM
posite construction. enabling them to keep at
sea for long periods without docking.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-03

-Four other cruisers of the type of the New
York have been built or are still building by
iotegn nations. These are the English cruisers
Blake, launched at Chatham, England, on No
vemher %. lsS9, and the Beuheim, at Blackwell.
On July |, 1880; the spanish cruiser Emperador
CARLOS v, now being constructed at Cadiz; aud
Ice Argentine cruiser % de Mayo. built at Els
nek, England. which, al her steam trial on the
hser Tyne, in November, 1890, made the fastest
speed on record for vessel of her size. Follow
,ng ID q comparison of these cruisers with the
New YORK:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-03
Naval Academy Reform. recommended.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. LIN his annual re-
port Commodore Ramsey, chief of the bureau
OF Davigation. devotes much attention to the
naval academy. He says a large number of
candidates for admission failed TO pass
the required examination. Believing this
to be chiefly due to the want
OF proper instruction, he recommends that the
statutes be amended so that appointments will
be made a year in advance of the time of
admission Other changes in the existing
statutes are recommended SO that the laws
governing the naval academy will be similar TO
those governing the military academy, among
them being one fixing the age for admission be-
tween Ia and IS; the abandonment of the two
years cruise and the dismissal OF the surplus
graduates upon the completion of the four
wears course
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

This company commenced business an
ring the psst week. The following gentle-
men are the corporntOfs:
@. +. Sauer, OF g. r. Sauer a 60. W. 4.
Hancock. tobacco manufacturer; Chariee
4. Sauer: II. A. HARRISON, OF HARRISON q
Crump, wholesale copfectionsrs; George
Miller. of Henry r.. Miller son., oox
manufacturers Of Baltimore, Mo-; W. ~
Parrish. wholesale grocer, and julius Edei,
Of Edel Brothers, whoelsale cigar ana To-
Hil Montague, of Lyons& Montague. at
torfey. . ,.a
The capital stock is to be not less than
sss. 200 nor moro than 100000 divided
into shares Of 300 each. This company
succeeds the firm Of @. F. sauef q 70.
and will manufacture essences, extracts,
and druggists and grocers' supplies. Inc
company will have its Office ana ss9ro-
rooms at Nos. 1926 and 1923 east MAIN
street. and begins business with large
trade, extending over all the South anu
many northern and western states.
Mr.. @. r. Sauer, the president, made
great success of the business while con,
ductipg it for himself. and with increased
capital and force 1t is safe TO say that tne
new company will do large and remune-
rative business from the very beginning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
MISSIONARIES FOR CHINA.
THE FUND GROWING.
Collections Made for the soldiers and Sail
ors' Monument, Last Week.

Mr.. ]. Taylor Stratton. agent Of the Con-
federate Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Association, collected last week and turned
over to the Treasurer of the association
the following contributions; q. Roddy
Tenser. 81; G. & A. Bargsmin. $40; Coy
ernor 2. w. Mckinney. $50; Old Vet 81.
X Soc; j. r. Tucker, Jr., $3.50; John
r. Goddin. $3.50: Hill Carter, IS; Or.
Lewis c. Bosher. So; A. G. Houston. .;
j. i. Ezekiel. 81; Frank D. Steger. 50;
f. Berkley, 81; Peter Copeland, 81; Or.
II. A. Upper, So; John n; Campbell, 81 :
j. W. Craig, 81; William Heller. 90; God
ard & Moses, 50; Incog:, j. Ii. d., %;
T. w. McCance, Jr., s.: Incog.. NJ. A.. G.,
81: J. L Neale. 81 JET. Davis Reynolds,
81: Samuel Michaels $3.50; Mrs. G.. L.
Michaels, $3.50; George ]. Haus. 81; An
drew J. Berry. s.; W. y. Jones. 81 In
cog.,J. w. b., 81; Henry g. Dickerson, 81;
James w. Halloran, So; William II. Trigg,
SlO-total, Sll9.j0. Previously reported.
S3.559.75. Total, ?3,679.2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
SpeciGltes.

Best Mixed Spices for picking only Csc.
per pound.
Pure Old Cider Vinegar for picking.
Smithfeld and Orange County Hams.
Fulcher Virginia Mountain Old Rye
Whiskey.
Granula in one-pound packages.
Hennessy French Brandy and Black
berry Juice for medicinal use at
GEORGE A. HusDLEY's.
52S east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
WEALTHY PsIIadeiphians In the City.

Messrs. William J. Kelly, largo real
estste owner and dealer. and Frank Bower,
a wealthy capitalist Of Philadelphia, lett
the city yesterday for home. While here
they were the guests of Messrs. Valentine
Hechler. Jr.. and J. Thompson Brown a
Go. While their visit TO Richmond was Tor
the purpose of settling the $4,000 sale OF
the West-End property recently made py
their agents. j. Thompson Brown Il CO..
they took the occasion TO investigate FUR
ther the inducements Richmond offers, for
safe investments, and expressed themselves
as being very much pleased with the future
nrosnects of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
c,,caso Cottage Organs Lead.

The largest manufacturers OF organs in
the world is the Chicago Cottage Organ
Co. The Richmond Music Co, No. i.
Broad St., Is branch house for the fac
tory. Three carloads of organs have been
received during the last week. Can and
examine the latest styles of instruments
or send for a complete catalogue sent free.
Special inducements offered in the matter
OF prices and terms during the months of
July and August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
Counterfeit Pmint-Dryers.

MATTEB OF M TO III ,
The connterfeiting of Japan and Liqu'f-
Drivers has become very prevalent OF late.
and IL is dangerous for o painter to risk MS
reputation by using them: Dir. james r;
thirty years practical experience IN the
business. and is the originator Of Japan
and Liquid-Dryers. explains in circular
10 the painters some facts worth noting.
The author OF tho aforementioned CIR
cular is considered the best authority III
this country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
ANOTHER WAR BIBLE.
Its Long Service in the Composing-Room
OF the Dispatch.

Mr.. Charles p. Young, foreman OF the
DIspaTcu composing room. has had in his
desk for fourteen years Bible which was
picked pic up by his brother in front of Rich
mond when, as Mr.. Young expresses 1t,
Mcclellan was there, or rather was not
there" On the fy-leaf of the volume IS
the following;
Henry hudson Richards.
"EroD, his friend and pastor,
Nor. 1853. Isaac Berdn.
MAY this Bible make Won wise unto SAL
vatIon through faith, which Is in Jesus
Christ"
Mr. Young says he has no objection to
giving the Bible up TO the owner or his
family, as it has served him long and we'll
in deciphering illegible scriptural quota
fiona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

The DfsPArcn personals. gathered by ito
correspondents and reporters and given
below, constitute an interesting chapter OF
reference for the public who wish to know
where their friends are TO be found OF
where they are going this sumner:
A.
Mr.. jennie Airport is visiting friends In
Baltimore.
Mrs. Decatur Axtell is at tho White for
che season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison left Saturday tor
the White Sulphur Springs.
Miss v. X. Anderson left wednesday for
Ocean Grove. N. j., TO spend month.
Mrs. wilton Allen and children Will leave
on tho 18th instant for F!ivanna, TO speho
The summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otway Allen. Mrs. N, M;
Wilson and Mr.. Dudlev Mcdonald sailed
from New York on the steamer Etfutla
Yesterday for Europe, where they VIII
spend several months.
b.
Mrs. John Boucher left Saturday Tor
Amelia.
Mr.. G. b. Boyd left Saturday for Shelby
sille, Ky.
Miss Binford. Of rs east Franklin, left
Friday for Baltimore.
Mr.. he. G. Baskervill left last week TO
summer at the White.
Mr.. r.. &. Bosher and family left yester-
day tor the White Sulphur.
Governor Buckner and family LETT last
night for their home IN kentucky.
F.M. Bonavlta. of Roanoke. is on Visit
70 his family at 2009 Venabie street.
Miss Mary A. Bigger. is visiting Miss Iva
Frazier. Of Spotsylvania county. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. John !. Boswell have re-
turned from the Blue Ridge Springs
Miss Percy Bradley. of Church HILL Is
visiting relatives in Charles City county.
n;ss Incv Reach. of west Marshall street.
Ia on Wednesday TO visit friends in Nor
folk.
.,;os ANNA C. Bruce left Wednesday for
Wavpesboro', and from there Will 90 10
Harrisonourg.
Mics Ada G. Berry will spend the month
of August at Bar Hsrbor. Me-, chnperoned
by Mrs. Adams.
Miss Mary +. Bailey. who has been visit
ING friends in the city. returned 10 her
home at Jetersville few days ago.
Captain W. l.. Bridges. OF Washington,
n after pleasant visit TO his family
on north Fifth street, returned TO wash
ington Thursday.
Mr.. W. II. Curry is at Hoosic Falls. in
New York.
Miss Csrdwell left yesterday for Green
vile. Tenn.
Dr. Charles V. Darlington left last week
70 spend the summer at Aleghany springs
Mrs. C.P. Cross expects TO leave soon TO
visit her brother, MIR. George L. Haw, OF
Hanover.
Miss Mollie Connell. who has been visit
inc relatives and friends III the city, leaves
for home Saturday.
Mrs. Charlie +. Cross and children left
few DAYS since for Hanover, where they
expect to spend the summer.
Mrs. John d. Christian and her daugh-
Cor Miss Ida. and little son have Just re-
turned from visit TO Norfolk, virginia
Beach, and Baltimore.
Mrs. Samuel Cohen and her daughter,
Mr.. Katie Cohen. of Brooklyn. n. ~. are
stopping at No. 702 east Clay street, where
they Will remain several days.
Miss Bette Curle Christian, of No. 40
north Third street. left on "Wednesday Tor
Newport News. where she Will spend lew
weeks with the family OF Colonel Carter III.
Braxton.
Mr.. Frank Cosby. who is pupil at the
Boston Conservatory of Music. has been
ON visit to relatives in Caroline county
and left Tuesday. July 18th. with his friend;
NJ q. burton Mountcastle. for brief
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

Hnve you ever visited I'll r.
You meet while There so rINf
terrible Dloot-poisou evidenced
ment of facc and farm. hIfIr. -4
from scroinla. SYPHILIS, c'l., t.
ulcers, blemishsd sk.n, TWISTED a
Joints. limbs made cruoNnl lT II..
etc. some ma RELIEF, sDmo tH r..
away poor IA purse ana sr..
pointed. IL cost. money to f|at l'l
Hot Springs. Tho eKpe mrH- .
cannot b. INDUCED in without
pense. How thankful then .fN..f ..
to know there IA remedy "f.n
in caaes oi blC0d-pOlson than I.-
refer 60 Botanic BlOod Balm .I. p. ill.,.
merits thousands Will testify.
4. L. Hallerton, Macon. Ga,
tracted blooi-p taon. first t.rt
then went 10 hot springs. if..
ruined man physically. No'i.fr
mo any good. Ny uOther .n.
l.. h. y. To my utter aaionl... ....
quickly healed
Jane, /. Bosworth. Atlanta, Goa. ......
years ago | contracted biprt-r
appetite. my DIGESTION 9as Ig'U
drew up my limbs 80 ! olHNi
throat WAS cautcriLed ny8 n
gave me no hen ~, and my lH
iure until gave Is. Is. II. tiil., ari
as il may seem the use 0f nse .,.,..s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
Another Carload Chase Bros. Pianos

have arrived at the depot for the Rich
mond Music Co. These instruments take
the lead and are the most popular
Pianos sold in the States Of Va. and
n. c. Every one delighted that sees
them. Richmond Music Co., No; l..
tory. Send for catalogues. Low prices,
easy terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

Beautiful tor situation: rero,,., !.
heathfulness the centre Of tho IT,. p
nal mineral development m SIR. -
Valley: the home of highly rssr.. .sl
cultivated society; tho most as a.
residence town IN the South w.. Is
reach by rail Of the great cent?. ID -
lation. -
Tho Lexington Developmen' Co..
now offers IT'S Lots 20 tho psa.., -
prices and upon easy terms. A.. -. =
sale. but any lot can BE- ss..e..i z
bought at any time. SpleDdiI .0,,'. 3
profitable investment. Addrl,, 2
j. u. II. Ross. P-..l...
or J. Med. ADsia. .-.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
Mrs. John Stewart and maid, Miss A. @.
Stewart, J. p. i. Woodland.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
For the week ending Friday tho 10th
the following Richmond people had regis
tered at the White Sulphur Edward w.
Scott. Jr., II. Il. q. BaskeryIll, A. G. Will
son, George T.. yoelker. A. j. LESS, Fred.
Whyndan, Charles Sclremp, William Wag-
ener. A. Equi. John Relnhardt, 9. A. Ihi-
low, A. WAGNER, J. =. Pulling. n. Nj. Phil
lips, H. +. Laube. G. G.. Cauthorn, j. 4.
Anderson, @. w. Branch, Beverley. b.
Munford, Meriwether Jones, Mr., and Mrs.
Decatur Axtell, Joseph Bryan, Thomas
DIR. G. w. Wormelsy. Miss Sallie Worme-
10y. W. b. wormeley, aud Miss Kate
ROuzie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

are endorsed by Miss Annie ls--.
Baltimore's leading dressmas RI. q. ,
lows: II consider them suga. ,...
Others, and so do my cusfourr..F
Fer sale at ali leading stores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

This preparation % pcrfo.'y '...t..
effective lotion for the Csropf H.
disnguring eruption caused lg I.....l
cnts bottle. Prcparci only
T. R0BEKI5 BlXFG VIDA.
OI9 east Main etrtef. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
oerm.n-American A.,o,,s,loa ,

All members are requested % -
Sanger Hall Monday. the 18th irs,r. =
p. ii. Important. ~
BY order. q. RcEERyUSD. See,..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
when, Where, and why.

When you want anything get it. Where
you can get it is with Us. Why you should
get it because we have it and always carry
whatever you need in Wall Paper and
Decorations.
THE BooTH WALLPAPER COMPANY.
Corner Ninth and Franklin streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

I shall leave on Wednesday. the 18th in.
slant, for two months trip to Europe, and
while there will be prepared to attend 10
the collection of legaces aud other legal
matters in Germany and neighborlng
countries, and can be seen for that pur-
pose on Monday and Tuesday at my Office,
rooms No 2 and 3. 1901 east Main street,
over McAdams & Berry's.
WILLIAM FLEGESREfMFR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

Persons visiting fashi0na'o .--.
sorts can have the wonaeila O. ..,...
Bromine and Arsenic Sprns n.f.r.
10 them by notifying u
Il. 4. CH.. rtsir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
Job Printing.

whenyou wish to have job printing done
send to the Dispatch Company for esti-
mates and you will find out that you can
save money. All kinds of printing prompt
[ 1, nrannfel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
MEETING OF MISSIONARIES.
A Farewell Service to BE Conducted at the
First Baptist Church.

On next Thursday night farewell meet
ing of missionaries bound for Brazil will
be held at the First Baptist church.
There are six Of tho missionaries who Will
sail on tho morning of July 18th from
Newport News for Brazil, and this special
service is preparatory to q start upon their
work.
The visitors on the occasion will be Mr..
J. }. Taylor and wife, OF Arkansas Mr.. j.
J.. Burning and wife, of Missouri, ana MIR.
w. T.. Entzmingle and wife. of South Caro-
lima. These are representatives chosen by
the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern
Baptist Convention for Brazil.
Their headquarters while in Richmond
will be at Fords Hotel.
MISSIONARIES FOR CHINA.
Another party of Christian workers IN
lands where such labor is needed will sail
from San Francisco on the 18th of Septem-
Der by the new steamer China for the
country of people with almond eyes This
boat is said to be the fastest and newest on
the Pacific and goes direct to China.
Among those who will go on this occa-
sion are Miss Nellie A. Miner, Of Rich
mond Miss Claudia White. of Maryland;
Professor and Mrs. G. W. Greene. of North.
Carolina; William ID. King and wife, OF
Georgia: J. j. Pierce and wife. of Texas,
and W. II. Sears and wife, Of Missouri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

A lawn-party will be given at the Old
Ladies' Home, SIS north Seventh street on
Tuesday next. See advertisement in Tues
days paper. Help it with your presence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

We have . few second hand in,,,,.
left that We Offer very low M. y
close thcm ont. Terms ~ H.
sents nor week. Call now end o., : 4
gain at EfcuxoyD Mruc {, q
No. l.. Bfosis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

Hickok's No. I. II. ID. C.. b.. ,-l-.
line Sun-Cured are Pure. I.o.r. IT,.
Sun-Cured Tobaccos. Try
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

Bakers Poi.on-oak q

and 10 obtain the former sr0i f-..,.
Flowers which can be- folnI .t ..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, nn
orders. Isa BROWNS IeOS r.
tonic, it rebuilis the system, 4,
and strengthens tho muscles
for weak ami deb.iitatcI pers0rt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

All summer goods marked
sold at MI.
Nov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
DO You Wish 20 Re ,,no,.

Then smoke tho fnc-Aavor r-.,,,.
Flowers. obtained ut oil The Cd l..,. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
fruits aud flower.
Fedora Drss.-shisit,

This vell-known brand Is % - D..
all tho dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

For Clutches, Truss-s, r-1r
lngs, etc, etc. ard everythnr B. rn
line, especially Physician J
OWENS s MISoa lH.. ..s...
opposite Pos.-Or...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12

Read M,teldOrfers' now af ...-,
front page and attend their Eel.
sale and secure somo ~ thcit t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-12
.APERS0NALCHApTER
the "plspATcH READERS KEPT
m TOUCH WITH THEIR FRIENDS.
1eehmend People 1T the various Water
Where Many Others
Expect 60 Go.

The DfsPArcn personals. gathered by lite
correspondents and reporters and given
below, constitute an interesting chapter OF
reference for the public who wish to know
where their friends are TO DO found or
where they are going this summer:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

ANIE ITf8a
x,w York World has published a
.u.1csps who arc worth q, 0o0,-
over The list Is long one
W. world informs us that there
s'a ,s,,.snd persons in America who
IN Al .ooo. 900 or more. Tho rich
,.S,,Idu,l in Europe is tho Duke Of
.s,n,,er whose fortune Is OK, 900. :.
nj, Tho Inherited accommodations
.,rris. Of an entailed estate. The
mon In America arc John d.
- s',.I,sr and william Waldorf Astor.
..,lmated TO have sio5. 200. 900.
- =. c.p, Of Rockefcllcrs money has
w, ale within few years in stand.
Al ia originated the Pipe lines
...r,lsum. He began life as n news.
" w, raportcr, and when tho happy
-, a doing something in oils
~, MIN he was the keeper Of small
-, cleveland, o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Electrical Welding has hitherto been
l s1 with, but never practically
AOp'ed on large scale. A Chicago
A1nu'ae'nring establishment Is now
SNsver, about to introduce It In all do
"unrnta There are some metals that
!, never yet been successfully welded
y any known process, but the electrical
s'unod makes them Ht together "a
aOush they were one and the same sub
: Even cast iron has been united
nAa' copper, tin, aluminium, silver
no or'as in this way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

eaee' car and railroad companies
ugh' 10 make themselves u Christmas
resent Of a million or more Of cuspidors
y We benefit Of tho hogs who travel In
teir cans Tho cuspidors might be fixed
a'A' floor somehow. and pipes from
very seat might DO made TO lead to
mem 80 that when the hog eIpeotorate.
need not sieken all the rest of the
14'sngers by compelling them to wit.
ssI'As operation. cuspidors are cheap
Sw You can get heavy nickel
a-'sa' hand decorated one for hxty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

Al. ~ parties Indebted to us will please
iii shM We are temporarily located
~ Sishoei Clawson a Co., Broad.
~ Prompt settlements are request.
Co.oP. FuRNITuar 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

, ,v 70 SPENCER, BywATRR a Co.
., T'' ~ West South Temple street,
novssn iy,o,9iiLs GATHERING, Spoutlng,