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EDUCATIONAL.
IN wAShINGTON

I EssONs GIVEN IN OILS, WATER CoLoRs.
IL terra Gotta painting. crsyon and penci dra wing
outdoor Stretching. Sc. BY Miss BARTON. late prin-
eins OF Sutherland College. England. at a657 ii Il.
nv. nos-a'
SIG. MARIANO MAMA,
ART SCHOOL FOR SINGING.
Italian mefhod. Pupils thorouxhly prNparcd for
Grand OPERA concerts and oratoriosA sl9 Ii ST. n ".
M RS. NJ D. Y. OzIER WILL PORN CiSsEEs
Nu for PHNsICULTUkE.
Also Pryate instruction In Execution and Voice
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The PnErARAroRY SCHOOL. 1885 o. NV
TaE nnpIcxL nDEpAsInssf. 1:S23 81 nv.
IaE DkNIAL DkPARrMkNT. 49, St NV.
IHI coRcoRAx scIrSTnIc soaooi- Sc. cor. 18th
and SITS. ms.
For catalogues of Medical and Dental DEPARTMENTS
apply TO DR.. A +. KING. Dean, 1915 Mass ave. q W
a1s ssta,osuss q other dspartmen.. .nply TO II. G.
oclsim JAMES C. YELLING. President.
THE LAW SCHOOL OF
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Has two yesrs' and a three years eourss Of studes
and mr. n Bh H Sqnc s M
MAUkY. IL D.. Assistant Attorney General u the
judge ASDRt% q BRAbtEa Of the Supreme n co anq
ssERNSUpEz IL D. Chist Sastiee q Lousaana: the
WILLIAM + Ma rfNsIY." esd sl. and &IL Iii
y; Johnson, IL NJ. OF the hAr Of Washington.
Lectures Iegin at 6 O'Clock pm.
u6Ya EEataalognss Apply TO the registrar Mr. O.
or ~ estsS at the oniver; cor i@Sh and Sta
ocl0 Pres dent
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CHRYsANTHEMUM Show, Light Infantry Hall
November 10. IL and II. Marine Band iii at
tendance.
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The Lss~y Inn st Lursy, Va, was destroyed
by fre Thursday night Loss, Ella. 600; insuf-
ance about ea0O,o00.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMENCE.
G3 Lave. opposite city post once.
INNER d.

4 'ULUMBlA COLLEGE OF COMMENCE,
~ US Ia. ave.. opposite city poss ONCE
c. h URNER. A. NJ. C.E- Prin
sixth year as business educator In this city. Fiji
teen years member of the aculty of Easfin COLLEGE,
JOINT author OF the Eastman System training winch
r-ceiNed the on,y gold medal awarded for business
education at the worlds fair held PARIS in 1852
SIX courses: Business, English. Accounfancy Civil
Service. Shorthand and 1ypewritIng. superior AMI
enthusiastic teaching. thorough and practical
courses Graduates Of rare excellence and distn-
gulshed success. situations when competent. send
TOR catalogue containing description of the courses
and last zeal 5 enrolment more than 100. aa2,
nRAWING AND PAINTING
~ AFTER FRENCH METHOD.
Miss HELEN A. HARTwEIl.
ocIO-lm los 10Th II. NV
STUDENTS IN VOCAL MUSIC SHOULD CON
Esuit MhS; l.. 5. STEELE. pupil OF shak.speare,
Hen-chei and Nannucin; exceptional teacher refer
ences special terms ecla cases laS3 u.
ocl.-:Sins "
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ADVERTISING.

IN roU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING any
- where ~ any tlnss write ~ 0ko. =. koWKLL
SO. ~ spruce a., Nsw lork- su2l-ly
EVERY ONE II xEEp or IyFoRnArIoN on
sepy g seok io< <dvsrs..ss. ~ rsrss, pncs o.
careful cons1ls11on IRON the Anrr1can Asua0nnue
D1rsctoy q ~ - best p~Iers and clan 3oufnsl4;
dseA q sefonesacn about rses> cd osAr nsss1 -
soSzLrs zb'Sz1isiSs isSESzt . no t sessss
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PROFESSIONAL,

PROFESSIONAL
THE MoRLD.TRAyELED CAkD READER AND
Lite given from cradle to grave.
noi-2t l306 q st. NV
pRoF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising ciairyoyant. astroioger and med. un .n
this cafy has Nonder1u prophetic snIl OF second
soen Properly Grs siSTassd S easss Sa. 9,
tIeedy marriages. gives suocess M buslless removes
cities and All Will Is se mae aud oisy y
o9nny to Tie right pace at once. succeeds
nsr'ises only what he can &c A business cOnnden-
sto o. Open sundays Kes.eeuco - a - t..i ~..
~ and 9TH ats. southwest. se5,yr-
MRS. Z. V. SMELL. cLAIRvoYANT AND TEST
.sA nneoium MAGNETIC aud massage treatment given.
NV. y Nt' l'"fiOr-' '4 New oa assf ave,
M M: BRooKE TELLS ALI. THE EyENTs OF
,ia LIT "a A., Dnsihess eonhd-niia Ladies and gen
LIST: bet: LIST and North Capitol sts.n.w ses-iow'
N Nh. kArnAL. ihE CkLkBIATED CLAIR.
born WITH e.a ha. hs. ssseIss aausatsr
Eaas IAN sne In sfy date. b0ntia 70 See tins lady
.u reader OF the age. Iniorination even With
p4enonlenal accuracy. sittings. 5o Hours. a. M.
osp:la. losS2 sth sLn.S ocSo-Im'
M me-. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
ali events OF lir Ofce hours NJ ios , sum sss
day. lva-m to pm. l5Os 18th 4. u ". ociO-Im'
OCEAN STEAMERS.
= hokT ACUTE TO LONDON.
~ A0tDDE UIsCHEk LLOYD g. q Co
AT Lxlress Steamer.
To scuthampto1. (A-ondon, HavreD. Bremen-
Elbe. ues., NOV. lO. noon; Spree Tues, Nov. IL
g. ; LAhn. Iues-. Nov. ~, noon; Inns, Sat-, Nov
p 2pm-; Hsvel. Tues. Dec 4. a. m. E.dcr. sat-.
De-. 8. g.
Confortahss state rooms. excellsnt table luxur,ou,
Galoon APPOINTMENTS Prices; LIST cabln as and up-
ward . berth, according TO location. I'd cabin, &5Ol
hsatb stesrars - iow ratss AVpsS " ~ q. DRoOP.
ssS fsnn. eve. MOI
A Ian LINE koYAL NAIL sTEAAsHIPa
We Dkkki and GALWAY, Mos direct route
AOcoMl9DArIoAs uSsuRPAssLD.
xxw Y6kk AID 6LAseow. 4. ioaaona.uy.
Every tortnlgbt.
18th Eov....... State Of SeDraska. ....... Noon
2xh Nov. .stsss Of California -. -. Noon
l0<h Dec. .-.... tnate q Nevada IL a IN
CABIN passagc. e35 apd upward kxcurslon. od5ana
bALTINOKE AND LISEkPoOL SERVICE
w Halifax aud 81 Johns. n n
ofeamsrs ssl from baltimore fortnixhfiy
= Apply 70 O. ". MOSS Hsl Pa ave 90
0y2s-(h An- ID. A BkoskAA. Wasninstou
ATTORNEYS.
-
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

IOlOMAS III v Eli bOAlO-
MoUAr 'tANoN.
TOMB OF WASHINGTON
Until further notice the psistisi Iron snd o.
amer CaAisI-ls MASAlksfkk wlA is.vs -
WIT d i SoYSI IL Il x tS,los. m, a.o,
SUNDAY, 81 40 an sharp. re~shia2x ths elty No
return AZ pm. fAre. round IMP. 81, Including
sdlalss the grounds. kisrsnf 90
Charlss MaoaIsslsr ana lunch ssrssa 81 90
price,.
ocl2 Commanding Charles Mscslestsr.
n oRfoLK, FoKTkEss MONROE AND PoKTg
~ mouth. Va Norfolk and Washington. d. C.
stesI.loo4t Compsnyis PALACE sTkAnkhs NAsH
at ,. m. IRON wharf ioos Of ssh ~. eonnscssss
with az throp<h traans for the south and vssl &c.
ois ois iso IAN. and IA - LEA hsnn.yI,anis ave
yso. cxILAHAx.
ee2l-sm Gen. Bup1
Lon NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TXT1
= ssssmsr LADY OF liza LAkk fsue1. 50 konn1
caas cara TUESDAY. m tuesday and stKbsxzYt
Pan Axhted with eiectr,clty and refurnished shr01sh
ss 81. ss..s 4 bos,en ,neaed,ss 30 -
CAL. l3oo, q = .. ofrees-Sl3 and iz2i and l. o.
STEAMER .'wAKEFIELD
~ Ls.vs; Ih,:t wharf % hoxDAYs THqnspAp
fkIDAi and SUNDAY evening". D.
for NonaM oreek. Va. aud 81 clsmsn. Day. ~
''fss.snssr sosoas.asa.s sSi srs-el
Dc Gsnssai hanagaL
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PIk-RON

il the name Of a paint Of which z5c. bottle
Is enough TO make six scratched and dulled
cherry chairs look like newly finished ma
hoganies twill do many other remarkable
things which no other paint can do.
All retailers sell it.
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ATTORNEYS.

GnosaE w. Krsx.
s5sss: MI n s; Sfs;i !: s;:;s, .-
So q s; s:s' IL! Sss q ss.
CEsSsssr fSS 6siidirs. sos 3 -. $3.50.
DC kssDdsncA ~ X & y. -:
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OUT OF WASHINGTON,

OUT OF WARRINGTON.
Young LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY school.
VI st.. Nash ng1on ID. C., wlll oIen October l.
lStl PupIIs Prepared college civil service
animation Hignest erences. Mks. l. y. TALBOT
.-.Au
M APLEwooD INSTITUTE, CONCORD, lLI.E
AVA Pa. $50 per year. One Of tie best schools 10
III use with energy AMI Ia teach boys the practical
out es OF lIie. Boys under Is years sl59.
Jelseo-Ut j. SnOnrI.iDGE b ale), A NJ prin
Ct HiLDA'S SCHOOL, MORklSTOWN, n J.
boarding school Tor s,irIs Twelfth year uesins
September Is. Terms, so; music extra. FOR
u OCk HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT CITY ND
~ loarding and day school for young ami boy.
BROTHER DENIS
oCO-4m' PRESIDENT.
IVY HALL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
1 Forest Glen. Md. Ihoroush tngiish. Music. Gym
nast,cs Special attention to back pupils Puolc
BUILDINGS visited monthly. Miss 4. PkENTlSS.
se.,.-..m
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RAILROADS.
RlcHAoAD AND DANvTI.LE RAIIsoAp %.
Al ,-,,,s sss l. n enss o,soesr 4 lsal

RioHAesA >t., ANp psNyIL.l-E k.ILseAD 90.
Az trains lysv. and arrive At p...-s--
s,-sls4 Sn Mash.nstoa. DC
.sa s is ssass,s IN. M ssssas I'D
IL ~ 10 Am.-pany Tor Manassas. w.rrsn,on. o..
S,shss az lottes tlle Lynchbun. D.nvills
NORTH caroa B,sies cS.r,osss and .ssssn. ss,s
psvssoS 10 ana ssaslons Atlanta snd ch.riosts
80 STATION Tor al PRINCIPAL points south and sopl6-
o, fsn%.n Buffet s,ssrer Nss rors aud wsshas,s
=, sn oonss tnz With Pullman Sleeper Atsss.
nan s.eeper 10 Memphis wa hirminTlsrn unssss =
amsa and :. sr.ns6oS S Nth i al Aa s.. ne
AnohNil'e VA ssneStl.s and Hos sFT1n<s
and 1r.nss through tram for frOa. Royal k,Ssr1ss
10 - b. .sy.-wAsHISoTox AND sou1s.
MksTERNNEsTi LIAIILD. -amasnin., ~,
DrAEins Room. Dlains. sissp,ns sas Bans, sa..s.
Lns5 and as, Ssrs q The ,ss., "a
IL. h oi IN s ssssssn ~h ira far = shs5s .
Arrive. at Atlanta D m isliossns a., snss,ns.
mediate connsIon. with i..s train. 90 s.s ori.-s.
Orleans aud yics-burs via l5srininshsra' Pa,h.-s
S,s..er @s.hinston % New Orleans VIA MontsOnsyy.
leans.
psns ss1i Rsss5 h'g aS, .s
Mesiern Nortn Carolna DIVISION. charlotte and a.
Asnts snd Chari9tts Dy-aon 10 Atlanta. wh.r, esn-
neSiion = made an mon Station all points ssafi
lAnta. "
aAs1 bunea ieeier. rev orb and Ns<hfnE1ro
"a hloANliie Wa LA ncAburg, laanNillo. Nali@bD9V
aud Western North Csroiins DIVISION, ana wa.hi.s.
ton 10 1lrsllins han Afiauts
TRAINS an WASHINGTON Ann ONO m
ioioN leave Washington - 40 a. m. daily, q - y IA
eAlA. anu 80 I. m, exceTf sunday, h~turnii,r
s sri, :; ~ Nsshihston - M and SSs DAILY
through trains the sJufh VIA sIlsriotte "A
Dsn,ni. arrive an Washington = N an 10 = "a
AID ~ T. "a. ANA iroaa Orange N - M sus--
burH lotal AZ y - a. IA and II 50 a M.
llcheis, sieeplng reservation and tnfor,nsflss
inihlsLs7l and basage checked uihse Loo reEa-
- NaAa ave. Ane al passenger sfafiou l~nn.xlx....
fAlisyAd. ga, .sd sts., 4-hII.stoil, a, q
ocS JAMES l. TAYLOR Gen. Pa.s Assul
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ACNE PHosoen.rHx AND BUSINESS
SCHOOL

ACNE HoNOGRAPHY AND business
EsraB1Is seh9o Six YEARS
.r S9urse OF studies; fenlnansaip Bookkeeping,
stenogTalhy.
the system are impaired in sixteen lessons and
proficiency Is acquired m tnree months Hundreds OF
iron TINS Institute, and have been placed ln
position by the principal OF the schoo..
SESSIONS uAy anu evening Call send for pamphlet
aueo,:,m +. j. auLvEY. Principal.
M 1855 BALcH's IyiLsKKpICE INsTITUTEAND
AVA business college. l.o5 iOth NV. luIas pre-
Jared successfully ior eNii service. oepartientalaai
,.nhus exaluIIApVus. l.-Ir
FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL 1871 / ST NV.
sexes. wal begin Its ninth year September Is. Exe-
1eneed and pro.esson. teachers. specialists at the
head o: DEPARTMENTS Prepares any course OF any
Soiege or gives iuore I.~ra- training to hose
thoroughly nti ated new piumDnri wei. equipped
fr es % i 1 al
sesr Once hour from y & * 1I9eh
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS.
IL THE SPENCEElAS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Cor 9TH and ID SITS. NV
tsncer ISL lay and evening school Vi
rractlesi business, school OF rreparaory Ln-,isn
manship. school Of MscGanical and Architectural
o. tuition central oc.i,an sns'n m3derae Rates
rooms Services OF graduates always demand Once
tratei annual announcement. conIainins iuii m
io smss MRS. sAhA A. SPENCER.
eu-1 ffOlsietor.
Mks. HARKIETTE MILLS,
AVA 13O4 ". n
Lessons resumed September 10. re2fims
WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
w 4Us r. Capitol st.. 9ives a thorou IN practical
business education ON easy terms. Ii is we'll aud
fasoraoly Anown and its graduates ready and
lrohtable employment Studies: Bookkoe. ing.
Arithmetic. business writing. spelling, PRACTICAL
grammar and rorresi ond nee. business Practice.
Pc. uiar Prices: Nine months, s:l5: months clio:
months. sic.
Cal or send for "a circular free. Day and even
inl sessions.
sezlIr COURT +. WOOD. Ii. NJ. Principal
ELoCUTIoN. ORAIUKY, DRAMATIC ACTION
- anu Voice culture. EDWARD &. TOWNSEND
and A.ise ADA TON NSEND, Teachers, l3i. 18Th Il.
q. W. ,elG..t,
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4 ,nEsMEAkr a ONO RAILWAY.

sCHEDI IL IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER N. lspl
and streets A "" = f.i' -
nrou<L tile sran lest s.nery America with IN.
,endspn4est and conn, ,ts sIla rr.s, s.r,.
West from Mashinaton '~ ~N>-n S'tfsos
W ~ tn, tlnsaEnati Past IAne with dining -
aes ton anu Huiid rain with "A
=, ~, IA ~ Ninsii'n-ti at 30 .conn.Ctltg
IA ne mon oeiiOt Tor lndIaIAiSiis. ~ lama A..
M tLs famous a. n. v. NesIiluIe I,mlt..la
aslH Ne-huled train with dining fsr zinc f.fi
ohlo IL xins iul anu Louisville Ky nrf1yits AZ a ri.
ihhAti al o.l5 pfu. LEXINGTON . a. A. m Ipu,.xi /.
wv M. connesilng In Union a.Iots Tor an I-oluts
u W y "A Agress Tor llls
IA ia points ~ f''A-e@s@4 W.
n -. a IA via r. a railway aud Richn,ona 10 "a
l1lni toH4iort anu NOrfoik-oNI.l Rail LINZ
IulllIAn lO,AtlOus and Ilckets AT tol..I,a.'. nm.
5l3 and 14sl lsunA. ave. 49,
se-2 II. " FULLER Gsrg p,.-.~... -.
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DENTISTRY.


nR. BLAIR. 1HE EXPERT EXTRACT0R N,KFs
Specially OF hiilIg aud inserts teetn at
the lowest prices consistent gUOu work gas adj
MN stereu: open Sundays. or:ii-l.t-
4, kusHoN's DENTAL fAkiOks, EsvAbIasHED
~ 1856, LOS lith II. nv Full s.Is $40 and > Is.
Lalf no ana tS Old plates made .oou as new omen
DAY nsht ami SUNDAYS iii = p. All ala Uranclss
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artlhclal teeth inserted without charge except
COST of material al lS25 81 NV. dental t.part-
lnent OF the Columbian University, from 10 : A. M
eay except SUNDAY EXTINCTION iTee. lnnrlary open
-Ioil ONtOoer : 70 sune ~ s;eD-tI
'(hE ENANs DENTAL lARIORs. l2IsPA AVE
l. NV. Teeth extracted positively WlthCrt main or
CANCER by our painless sysis-a harmless yearetaIps
Nspor IN Use by as oliy. ls efecgs p.easlt ana
Transient ArtlncAaI teeth. .na urll.-. NORA A.
Ieasonaole lr,ees. aplI-:au'
1 ~. STARR PARSONS. :. L. COll .1H ANDENM
- Entrance on cth st trst-class gold nj
ihes sleclaity. Application extract
inT Aitinclal teeth sid clSMIs Asserted. NJ
DENTAL lNElRMAKY. -NAIIONAI UNINIH-
~ atty, corner 18th and ". OIen : TO 3 al ri,
Year ExtractIng &c. lies. fnilu.s aI,d plates a:
eoet % A-aA.efiaAs ieiU-tT
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I EsSONs GIVEN IN OILS, WATER CoLoRs.
n, teri. sSt.s paintins crsyon and pencil drawing.
cipsi Of Sutherland College, England at sfsT II 81
W. .s.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-07

The number four VAS Snciently esteemed
tha most rsr.s,ct IF Sll, heinz the srithinct-
ie.l mean hSyween one and seven, onsh'
ths second osliph. sid, -Four things come
M hsck-,he spoken wOrl. the spcd ar
nov. the pASt life. the neglected offportun'
uirv.~ In nsturS thsre are four SEASONS
Sna the four points Of the oompA>s-
Fo-sv, multiple u four by ten, Is one
n he sacrei numbers, The probation of
oar nrSt parsals in the Gsrien Of Eden Is
supoassG - have been forty years The
- feIl 81 the delaSe forty days and
NIGHTS. Sn5 the water remained on the
sArsh forty DAYS The days Of emhalmlns
he ass6 were forty. Solomon's temple
was forty cuhiIs Ions. In il were ten Law
s-s. esoh four oabits long and containing
forty baths
Moses was forty yesrs old when ne nei
int, the Ind Of MidiAn, where he dwell
forrv vesrS He WAS On Mount Sinai forty
DAYS and forty nights The lsrseites wan
de-pd IN the wilderness forty years The
Saviour tasted forty days and nights befors
entering upon public life. The same time
elapsed betw the resurrection and th'
sscsnsion.-C hicago Herald.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-07

Aluminium has steadily advanced in i'm
portance Of late years, and recent discover
les, largely reducing the cost of produc-
ton, cannot fail to lead TO a considerably
augmented output Of this metal, which ap
pears undoubtedly destined to play an in
creasingly commanding part In the metal.
lurgical world.
The name IL derived from the "alumen"
Of the Romans, though the metal we thus
designate is not believed to have been
known 10 the ancients. Magraff, in the
middle Of the Eighteenth century, proved
the earth alumina TO be a distinct sub
stance, but IL was not until about the year
is2s that Wholer, to whom must be credit
ID the true discovery Of aluminium. first
succeeded IN extracting the metal Alu
minimum remained, however, a laboratory
product until some thirty years later, wher
st. Claire Devlle, under the auspices Of
Napoleon III, perfected its manufacture
and placed the metal on a commercial
basis The first works for producing alu
minimum In any quantity were established
| near Aries, In France, and by what ha
/ since become known AS the Deville process
/ The metal could be procured in Paris II
/ 1857 at about 7s. OIL. per ounce.-Chambers
l Journal
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-07

One Of the most terse and succlDct de
scriptions Of q natural phenomenon Is that
recently given by NJ Him, in which be
saws that the sound which Is known As
thunder Is due simply to the fact that the
air trsvers-d by an electric spark-tbat Is
q fash Of hghtning-is suddenly raised 70
q very high temperature and has Its vol
une, moreover. considerably increased.
The column Of gas thus suddenly heated
and expanded Is sometimes several miles
long. and as theduration Of the fash Is not
over the milljonth Of a second, 1t follows
that the noise bursts forth at once from
the whole column, though, for an observer
at any one place, it commences where the
lightning fash is at the least distance.
In precise terms, the beginning OF the
thunder clap gives the minimum distance
of the lightning. and the duration Of the
rolling of the thunder the length of the
column Of heated air. Professor Him also
remarks that when a fash OF lightning
strikes the ground it is not necessarily
from the place struck that the first noise Is
heard.
Again, he points out that a bullet whistles
in traversing the air, 80 that we can, to a
certain extent, follow its fight. The same
thing also happens with falling meteor
tie Just before striking the earth. The
noise actually heard has been compared 70
the sound produced when one tears linen
1t is due really TO the fact that the air rap
idly pushed on one side Of the projectile In
front, whether bullet or meteorite, quickly
rushes back TO fiji the gap left in the rear
st. Louis Republic
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-07

A certain Lieutenant Colonel Nash left
an annuity 20 the bell ringers OF Bath to
toll dolefully" on each Anniversary of his
wedding day, aud contrite Mr.. whirlpool,
Of WAIthamstow, left the bulk OF his prop
erty 10 his wife, trusting" he says, yea,
may say as think, assuring myself, that
she will marry no man. for fear TO meet
with so evil husband IA have been TO
her" Mr.. Jasper Mayne Mt least consid
cred himself witty when he bequeathed te
his valet "A wornout portmanteau, as II
contained something, said the will, which
would make him drink. Theexcited valet
ripped open the trunk and found n RED
herring in IL. SO, doubtless, did the Scotci
gentleman who, In 1877, left TO his SON.
care his two worst watches, because" h
said 81 know he Is sure To dissect them. "
All the Year Round.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. Vanderford says the saw mill at
Sank city Is now In operation.
Tug owners report the jobbing business
on the bay as being rather quiet at pres
ent.
The Washington Improvement company
Is doing some big advertising Tor FAR
haven In the East.
The Great Northern is expected to be
completed betweed Seattle and Tacoma
by the middle Of September.
Mr.. Brand, of the Gas company, ex-
poets to get into his new residence on SIX
teenth street in about four weeks.
The largest amount of freight arriving
on single steamer for some time, came
| in on the j. r. Mcdonald Saturday night.
| 1t is understood that the evening
through trains will again be running be-
tween Seattle and Fairhaven In few
days.
The Canadian Pacific train arrived on
time yesterday, with a large number OF
passengers, most of them for up-Sound
points.
Business yesterday was extremely lively
about the docks, a considerable quantity
of freight having arrived by the several
steamers.
A letter was received in this city yester-
day from New Orleans capitalist who
wants TO buy an entire addition TO Fair
haven Of 800 lots.
Two transfer carloads of hardware and
general merchandise were forwarded tC
Ferndale yesterday over the FairhaveI
and Southern.
A large amount Of sewer pipe, consigned
10 Allerton & Roll, arrived on the j. X
Mcnn.' Saturday night. The ordel
for Dip. a. placed in San Francisco
T. ra. Vase did not arrive il
FaiIuaNru until 10 O'Clock YESTERDAY
morning. having net with an accident x
her machinery in her last trip TO Seattle
She returned 10 Seattle at II o'ciock.
sixth street and Bennett avenue, be
tween Harris and Donovan avenues D
being planked, as i also the MchenLl'
street extension. The crib work and hll
ing 10 the latter street Is about completed
some individual worked of miserabll
bad counterfeit Of a silver dOllOr on Mar
shal Parker last Saturday. Ii i not a
al cleverly executed being the vilesl kin'
% 8 Tie, on the daddy dollar.
b IL. HOPKINS The contractor for Cap
b tain Holt0u's new brick block. 81 the cor
o her Of Twelfth and Mckenzie streets.
pushing that work 50 that The building
VII b. ready for occupancy within n
! month
Z The Washington delegates % The Ma
3 riHuE. Press convention 81 ~ Paul leaE'
P Tacoma on The lgth accom- panied by tn
! aeieruriur from Oregon. The state asso
7 citation has not decided v here IL VIII holt
. u ueYr meeting uuI probably 10 OlFmpii
OF e. Grays Hurb0r. fEIrhAven hai
b.. pleasant recoll ecuOns q The meeting her
} last Sepleu Def-
The BeuiughEm Bay Street railway
. CON uEuv viii extend their track down tbs
bill 10 TAYLOR street 50 that their car.
can ruu sI1nvsi5e q those OF the Fair
haven con pauy. and passengers Be easily
Transferred. provided however, that ths{
car obtain the privilege Of hundred
fegt on Front street 70 enable their cars 70
attain velocity sufficient 10 enable them
% int the bin
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-07
Want Them Restrained

John w. Showers. = j. Lair and w. IL.
Dorr filed in the clerks Office yesterday
prayer for an order enjoining the county
commissioners from constructing the
Lynden road.
The prayer, among other things, sets
forth that the cost Of construction will
amount TO more than $4,000, and that the
cost will be met by the Issuance Of war
rants, 10 be afterward met by general tax
alton; that the cost already incurred In
the preliminary survey, slashiug, etc, eX-
ceeds In amount the general road funds
now on hand In the county treasury; that
the road passes through several districts,
and that no part Of the cost Of cOnstruc-
ton is 20 be made a special charge 10 said
districts; that no petition signed by one
fifth Of the taxpayers and residents Of each
district has been presented 20 said board,
setting forth the amount Of road taxes
derived therefrOm; that no vote has been
been taken or asked for . special levy.
The petitioners therefore ask that .
temporary restraining order be granted
In the meantime. and that the board be
permanently euioined from proceed {
with The construction o. the road via the
u resent route