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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
Strike Of Italian Laborers on
the Great Northern.
WON'T LET WHITE MEN WORK.
A Corpse. Marked by Foul Play.
Found in Lewis County.
From Trfuzyhal Areh NJ Hkxfc0E
People Of Vancouver Wans EEEng
Re1alIed-The Taylor Pszpers AxzfH-

ErOKAyE. yzze Zs.-Sews Erc-a fhe scene
Of the 6izcz1fy between Italian and xhIse
lahorers On the lire Of TIE Great Nc-1hsrz
railway u sxyexfsS hO--ly, z76 = awaited
with great interest Ex-Chzef of Police
Warren and ssn use1- Kho -ef1 here Szzaz--
Day for ste scene 0f the trouble. zr-are5 On
TIE ground 81 4 = IL yesterday. and EFTe
to have made an sz1srus 70 arrest me
italian Leaders tras z2o-T1az- il - s5EsE-
I've miles FROM 1he 1eErtx- 1eseyrEg .
station 10 zze sce-s q the Trg151s. Which
y nesr Grosspo-1. d The koosensy -zFe--
A sssss- from Warren, GATED yesSe-1sg-
wss carried 10 Koo.snay stzri0a by >
SPECIAL messenger a76 reached here today
In this letter Warren SAYS
EEeryzz1nx "a ~ q szAsds.zl hs-e There is
MT z1s1 w1rkaag 81 the r8s1 91r -Eiv-E miles
Its cH-oss have frn@ u AID cgv1 tAe Rad u
gEz2gs o. 33s G15 z5a E-z1s5 AZ carrying o 1EE,
tsoz1ag zn-o 1ts rEl1rah5 eaznyA, SINS ID 1h<za
beating powder cans SEr d-a--s. E2a making
TIC Eez qEzi zo-A TbcF are cazzzg a-sD =
camp seEe2 miles F-Uz hare So3sF, and 4 l. SAID
maj sAEF are eo-zzEg Ss-e sauiE1z - taxa te@
e0za-z1ssEr5Ak We w-zl De here AID ready NJ 1aas
ErEz6e@z oSea11g Tie eS111ry A1s ever heard Cd
We &c og5 eozne II hs-e - raj INTO unnecessary
s-oESss- tzs We 5o2's Er0pass 20 ss hluEsa
u 80 G. -Ege-@ IT EET ~8GkEz4.
We are getting 81. EE--Hz-s 1ssazF In TIE arrest
os z1ur @. TIE iesas-x scr En Eaxszls with 1ss13E
waspyzk. aid VIE zErea % s5Ss- tg-y. ssTs9
-zs1es iron 1sr4- n Tie Earzl1g- Ne Esla zEr1z-
sa-F gss tnsrs asvEt aEFalgAi- L .s xre 1os srs-
Ts1ts1 ty fas arrival of The as-oes Il ozr tszzv
t01sg2- Bus e f5ey o1a1 co2s 10 Es. ze WI
g8 L. isexn- Thsrs ere ten Of Ia E11 we are III
VEL armed We are getting -or= guns. azs1.
troE a1s CT tns camps. and xzl TrosEtzr bEFs
rEs1rE-1ve EE-s tu1orr0E. E-s 4 1axs dpz
stop faez HI Dz-ns sezls aae thai be Elll give
Eze e.. lhs -os1 gEz1 70 rgu11 mp 1hs WHO'S
tEs12sss AMI drive .5e 3aguss nzE
Z1sy have stT1ck 10r = ssr dsy and szy fsEs
-AeE ELI 1Cg lasFe E1t4 t5ey gEs l. T5sy
wes71 e. TIE whites work ea.hs- Ey zea are
vel sErlA1sa E11 seem EsRgsr s1g I5t s-EF- ] %
oe1 k1oE low king nay os n Aere. probably
al sz-zs-- NEltE-z LOOK u0E sA1Ega Es
woz16 EETE -roEs1s when re arrest I.sess ze2i0zs
WHO are fts Leaders Two 6sYEry sherl-s are
rz1ag z1c1S 70 se-Te sz-rZzlk. E11 ne VII X
sz1r1 In IL sys5s1kxL Tas EBEoeE pulled guaz
81 ths whz-e 1s7 Eae EE3e then sElf Enak.
and wozle gsT On ses SIDE oE Ia EDu2tElns Ead
rO-2 raeks 1swz AZ tie Eoskzsl ] VIII VII.
yu1 agxzz hCE things Ere-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
Port Angeles News.

PoET AssEIEs. June . F'sr,s.ri.ss- The
committee appointed 10 selat51 saasr-sE-
z5C1s for TIE f,01us 10 the Port 41ge2es
Sg7fhsrn railroad RAISED s199t5 zroani
D11gs1ess list week and are confident of
raising that mach more This week
The eo1Irzrf SU- the s1rFsF q The r.
serve has been le1 and the Eo-k vii s1,a7
begin TIE delay u cz1se3 hy TIE claim
of Assrk sampson, who w54 get forty
acres 1sxr T1e head of the hay He sci
tied On 1he land 1hirzF-1rs years Eeo- A.
sooa rs his t-Acs Is decided on 1As sz-vey
VIII proresd-
The CIR corrrl hEs fixed The TAI lery
II II mills fo- al purposes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

PoET AysElE. June 2-ITSy,scial IN.
t-lzl OF James Woods for ihe murder of
Mrs. Mess E2s called Il sas superior coz-s
yesterday The court WIS engaged I'D 10
oooa TO-DAY II Securing 51-y- SlI-!-so--
txlssZsa have been 50 Ia examined and
twelve passed FOR cE1st. s-a5scl 10 pr
ezpto-y chsIlsnge Another rezT-s Of
hffr has tsesa made, and The ezz-zinsssoa
VIE c0af5n1s sono--oE- Tie sss-s Ss rep
resented hy Prosecuting A7+oT1tT Smith
and DsouIF HATH Woods Il. retained
3. 3. Wilson for his ATTORNEY WIN wll Re
assisted BY MsSs-s. Lane 4 Gsr- TIE f-zzl
creates great Interest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
SEATTLE WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY.

80 5es 70 as hc-ne- A EE 5sys ara.
- alasgess 1aas Lxn6s-z kerd hs- ct oz
rs SONS Tor Eve hoz-s sn sas rain x-sd
= 0s'eaE1ase sse -ss1sa5 20 agrse 10 rs ~
70 arrest hs-ss-f q al clothing ed
. s2zA whs- thsv saO7s1 -s-Er1
H~sESzse q k- rsEzszz are szTs. he
A--os1 a-sr SRz; q sae aozse into the Woods
= a-s11a- csl-zzrr rreszznx her 10 sesk shelter Il
A=se-l6s cSel2- Wrs- L2r5s-z zzso Er-
- - A-zss2s-s q s--szz y-z7v criminal b.
- cz oe- I-ysz--slS Exzgass-.
.slIez'e-11g to DO hs- violence II sae r.
'sS1 ns- mother TIE 6sf<1Gzrs u
ESQ WITH driving C1e O. N-s-
Asza1ezrs so-ss firm TIE rzzce viii sao:-
GIN Mrs Lz7ss-x aEs slwgvs psssssa n
Ss---osaEFs3 Ecrsn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
wnlnr. H.rhar xe~.

sor-z Brp. g1rs s-ITsTTss-s.l Pres
t1s1f DzEes x15 czhe- r7czxz. q Tia
Northern PsriEc Rsslrusse Co paid Seszaa
lend visit lEz1 week The party s-eu.
so-1s 1l-as IN viewing The cry with E-sca
they FE-rsss@3 themselves ~ being Asgegr
paszs-ss- In regard % rUDo-s thai azse
been 1oz11ng around frvD tine 10 tsrze.
thzf EO-k q construction Ep0a the -zzl-
roz1 wss fC fE abandoned FIR 2 15Es. Pres
a1@ns 0zkss remarked az . e. hoax
Res. zss1-s5 the railroad VII reach IL
destination ty January !, 1sa2 E7d per
hsrss before
so7th Bend reos-atsy noted 10 bond tne
city sor s5sfa fo- municipal Improve
-aer1ss g.. .ls3s e thss US ts- tAs 6-eogt--
] here were ~ VOTES cEsf A16 oily lAlr.esz
were agEnss sae rnfzs2--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
BUSINESS FaILHEEx



FAshy fer Nashville Savings Bank
B.aszcx- gz7s Z-Az3sT B-as- & P2acs-
Leather 5szse-s. assigned so5Hy. Tasz-
liabilities Ere sxzz-21ssz n $50 SO Pzsss
SAYS 1ess creditors MI. -ecs1Fs zB8 CENTS O.
IRE 6o.sZs-. Win Interest The 1-z = sES5
10 have aaa7ss Ssss1le - Tohz A A18eg T.
Co. s1zH tine sz2ce- and sA& szze "a
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called fa- sAn-z r1-ne ago. 113 1asEE-se-
-sz7 ARISE over x z--ozE zAs EsE-z1e-x-
The 1-- las E21e tg-sz-ess Cd $zJftss-
900 vex-, and YES 1hozgzz - * making
r-o7sy Il hEs s150Te1 gcsd credit
zazocz2l co7Sz-l1- slowed = sz-r3zs cf
&s.ss $40 xtsoEe a. fatalities. SO IL wczA1
ses-n TIE creditors cszcaf 20 have o11S-
6e-cs n the &--s r2&1z l1Ez E1s Assets
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
JAY EWING AGAIN.
Petition Asking the Ottawa Gsvsrn.
ment 10 Demand Htk RrrslI

TASooVvEz- 3 c, June 2s-Tspecisl r
Jay kwl1ss contemplate con6ucs 1t
Whstoon Is The szb5ec; Of universal c-sr-
c@s- here. The American consul 3 nov
completely osl-aclsssd- No Canadian with
sny regard to- lis soelzg standing VII
have anything 10 do with hin excers
what Il o1slnsss VET he csnnof AVOID
TIE latest fsST1-s Is The preparation a-S
cs-c1lstlon q petition - the Ottawa
government asking X 10 i-slsf n hss in
mediate removal Canadians md arns-s-
Cans here recognize that EKizrss 10 rTre
of 81 American gentleman. z-a 1hex sske
The utmost pains 10 show that 1hsr know
Sas. whe-e - plzoe hin
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

VAxcszrER. + 6. Jz=s <1-IlSg~czA1i -
Cz-xw8 s1rznes received A~-s scs1Ay s-sss
t1H- 1Ae CcFezz=ezf wA4 1eNFe the Gm1r
q -z%zc7 s-cn- zee Exz.e xs Z - -l0w. xE1
n The sane TINE -s-nOEs s3s Erzpurz 61y
0a -sx- Ths ExEs . reexsTsS As-s wi*A
z1cA sxtas1sraSna- NHz2rcr Earsrs 6ea -
she r<r.orE fAEE - cSa - fsrre1 osf ~
sAe ScG16 znzrk<xs- he ssys 1e can hasd
she ExrkKs aszzasz Srrecfsks. En& ca
.zxks - zzzrA z11sr xz& zssse Ena6<r -
nsx 1a-zE The change xz1 he rztAx5
he-ssSrSxs sksxa cak.evxSs<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
wHIsKTPATKToTIs sMATWHATCOM.
The British Flag Pulled Down by Tn.
known Persons

wHA7cox. June Especial l-Yestsy-
day While the bgnC1s4 Eas In progress
some irresponsible boys, izto-icz4e5 with
fquor and mistaken PATRIOTISM. pulled
down zhs British Tag fron the arch
through which the Canadian Pacifc train
had passed 4 large gathering n The best
citizens tonight, presided oFer bT P-ess-
dent Baker. OF 7he Ch2zts- O. Commerce.
condemned shs proceeding and demanded
he oeaS1-s and suspension O. The marsh a
and police o-1os-s who permitted TIE n
dignity An inTes igAIz1g committee was
appointed 20 plSee 1oe matter before the
city council. and the officers vii ga-obatlT
De suspended By the cify ooz3ciL
Collector Bradshaw Was here yeSse-sxr
and TODAY. busy Arranging ths details OF
tie customs affairs made necessary By the
CsDadiAn Pacific trans arriving here xni
transferring
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
Chin. Eax KIN. Win.

Bc-sE CITY June SEssclA1l-Aa
e-lE-&zis SCI w&S fatally SIC. Ae-e This
afternoon n = ChI1s boy- L cz1ae- q
toys ~s-e pl&vz2g VIE Tor pss7o2, 80
called, when 1k< China boz pointed II
yong 0e-o. and ssyz1g -Look OK 6-e5-
re tai entering fAe sa1o-e1- The cAi2d
Eve.3 ozly J fer Ez7Zses xf1e- tAs shot
Ezx 1rel TIE China bov Ss Sozsvbe-s
= hiding Z this c51v, hz- - t2- .as czcS-s
hsvs n. E-az- shas - SrS Az-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

waxzzxsr1y CTrE- gzzs "a $s1.z-
--s-s u-.-1-s1 II ia s-s&sz-y 5sEsx---zszs
s5uKx -Sx- 11& 1sz r511 Il .l3s E-sEs--T
s.2z- ~ ss--41z- CZ z2z 4z2 1zs- = -
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lid @ 1as 1ss Ezxl xz1 SSs- .sas s.s aexz
sa.z xxs = ..e z-sEs--T gz-s J. tsss4 Zas
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n wazcA zz-2s - zsz Eol@ - -1s 1-szSz-r
s-zSzzs%z 10 81 ssz-lS4- CT ST. - -
zza-s EAx- =. r-ssazs- Tas ro11 ho2&l7g
wzs E-=1-sSs - AEc1- 1sse wAs2 IAs-=
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
THE TAYLoRS AT ELIESSBTEG.
Notorious Swi1daers Tell the Sane Ola
story. bat it Deesa's work

ELlEysBCEs3 June es.-rTspscz.l The
family that claimed - have 1ssez rosA.ss zss
AZ their -onev. stc-. While cc-snr
West, and received szca Substantial &c
from tie charitable people oE S%srtle so-s
days ago. are supposed 10 Re the sz-se ones
thai arrived here yesterday from 7ns West
They we-e fo1H6 On TIE Streets ~ The TO
Ice x1d taken n charge Taev gave Their
12--s IS ISy3o-, TIE sane IS = Sexs.zs
sz2 Indignantly denied bz1rr t.s ss1s
parties. h1I everything painted fhxs -sr.
Enough money yAs raised - gss them o-s
q tow Is & Vas 1ot desired 40 2es zhe-
co1s q the s02zsE. fo- iAsy xc1l5 make
Ioo S.eS5v boE-5s-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
Ere N.ar eolaeaa.le-

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5wel3-g holss. klIcAe7 sd cellar q M
AGEzx. S1E=xse1- E1o ives rvo za2es
scz1h 3. iAzs CT O. -oe C.1.-z1Gs -oA1-
rs 6eS-rov=5 ~ ire Szz12T -sc--z7E-
0aay few pieces q tz--1T--e we're s2T71-
The E-s originated Er0- . esssc1re ia Il
lie Gsc1s-. u. 9uss : f--y S-yases IL
49, S-la
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

T.cowa. Jane q. .>zecls1 IA inter
ss.zz cazo-s57: fo- 6lva-cc as E3e5 -
5xv = lie szpe-z0- coz-s ay Nxse l. L&z-
6s-x. vho p-sr. fo- 1zvo-cs t-az L O
La2zs-s. > wealthy TzSaoz 5s-sz3 -azcAs-.
Ms Lx75s-s' 1-Ss n1Sszz5- ~ Hazs SsF-
z101-. 6ic5 Sosz. : ys2- ago one -o7-A
zco SA% married IA1os-S. al sc SAYS -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

TaCcxa. June g7-TSp@e5S- l-Fo- bssi-
szr ris vie with : tA-xe~fooi sss-15C- cf
rzhoz- Azsse J. \. Du--Ss zks 1o3Sy sz3-
.snoed 70 six months N tAs ccEaTy AL
Ms lsz-rie refase3 % testify 4g-lzs. hs-
husband and Il Vas -co7 Ehe oo- paint
Of relrhha-s thai Dz--2s Ezs cso1F2c.4s2-
These Eao testified against Iszr-2e gave
their fees S Witnesses 70 Ms Isz--le -
hep szppo-s hs- 6z-oz Dz--zz's 21cz-cs--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

CEzcass. Jzns G-TsE EsgE nf sn-sr--
r0z El1 say ZAEs II re cszsz2.z1laz cE
e11r o1z1s5s-s -Els sTszl1r = wEs DECIDED
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os-sr- 02E xZs vi ts 1-QzEts
xcxz-ss 1As sz-<lss - cs-Es- ia
sesz14zzsz1 Wiz 11s ely AID
zno.Asr xEk-zs: Ae-z - ozS7 An z-a-z e.
Ire C.azvr-cZls- Nay s1Es E1E- ks-- las
$5a 9g3 @ c.1y fZ71s E-sz2 Il Is s25ls@
ID zZ-- oTs-- Ken tEE=s S-s Esos-12-a
Eazs IA czry 21=lz4s1-E1lo7 = p--sz1zg
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24
DEAD. WITH MARKS OF FouI PLAY.
Tie Corpse es FhofsgFzpher Named
nver Faand IN Lewss Cnurr

CHEs11s, June - - SPeczs1- Two
zea Es-e y to~z today E-oz gzzE-. 8
Vlzcs few niles from Ee-e. looking f1-
lie osraas- 4 travelling Eao1csx-zrss-
ns-ss Tsrs-. Supposed - - t-o- S@xzsss
g Portland. h13 besa fozz5 -Ss- there
deaf, w5sa 1a6ic1-soas - tszl plzy. Sosa-
If 6s1zz.e 5 known &asozG h5-z-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

L~xr1z1x Or J12s Cd ? EoTcs-
Herr Goo6lox z71 g0s11S E-cE-.s-e-
we're soSzr ssz1socaS ID TIE Ts11senzas-zT
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teez Operating extensively n Soz1As-z
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

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n, H. an,otrfeSs E~e<Frera a- YAktnA.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

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sssorsss wsss zzz-ss-rS as waFs LAST reek-
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via n -Cr@ . E1ss o. -x8r& GE@r rocky
grs-z1s Azag p AID r12G1s2 Hs<A szA<ss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

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ss-1x { Co hEzks-=, hare z--K1Ee1 .hs-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-24

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H. REszzA- aeExzaa- here 6asc-s1ai zAe re-
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IMPORTERS OF FINE SILKS.
|A3 BLACK SILKS SUMNER Silks. Z

- WHEN you are thinking about purchasing SILK
- DRESS, you very naturally think of the place
where you can get the best quality. because you want
one to wear well and look nice. We have nothing
Use to show you in this department but the very best
uaity and at low prices for the quality
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Fire Escapes.

IF y0r wAxT FIRE ESCAPES STAND
i pipes. iron sEH4rs EEsaExzgs. can On *. G.
WEsTEBEtS, West street north of
yzxfE~ ~weNne-
The Monitor., 1891-09-18
Origin of an Old Fad.

4 practice was common about fifty
years ago of rubbing the eye in a peculiar
way from the outer to the inner corner.
the result being, as was supposed, to
strengthen the sight. The practice orig
mated with President John Quincy
Adams, who had what is called "a
weeping eye" disease having caused the
closing of some of the ducts, SO that he
was forced to wipe away the overfowing
moisture about once in every five min
utes. He always wiped his eye from the
outer to the inner corner, and some one
noticing this peculiar action, and know
ing also that, although he had passed his
eightieth year, he never used spectacles,
connected the two facts and started the
theory that rubbing the eye in the way
indicated prevented the changes insep-
arabic from advancing years. For time
all the old people in the country spent
half their time rubbing their eyes, but
the fad soon died out, and is now scarce
ly remembered. save by some old man
who saw people practicing it when he
was boy. - Interview in st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
The Monitor., 1891-09-18
How to Tell Iron from Steel.

a writer in the Glasgow Engineer, in
pointing out some of the most practical
BILE data in testing iron and steel, lays
down simple rule to start with-name-
ly, that III any ctse where Il fracture of
iron gives long, silky fibers of leaden
hue, the tbers cohering and twisting to-
gether before breaking, it may be con-
sidered tough, soft iron. Further, a
medium, even grain, mixed with fbers,
is good sign, while . short and-black-
ish fiber indicates badly refined iron,
very fine grain also denoting hard and
steely iron, which is apt to be cold short
and hard to work with the file. Again,
coarse grain with Il brilliant crystallized
fracture and yellow or brown spots, de-
notes brittle iron, cold short, working
easily when heated and welding well.
Nitric acid will produce q black spot
ON steel-the darker the spot the harder
the steel-while iron, on the contrary,
remains bright if touched with that acid.
Good steel in its soft state has curved
fracture and a uniform gray lustre, but
in its hard state a dull, silvery, uniform
white; again, good steel will bear
white heat without falling to pieces, and
will cru1nble under the hammer at a
bright heat, while at middling heat it
may be drawn out under the hammer to
fine point.
The Monitor., 1891-09-18
The piscina of an English Church.

Often in the furthermost end of an
aisle or transcept, recessed into the wall,
or but slightly standing out of it, brack-
ct fashion, may be seen the small piscina
that was used in old times when there
was an altar there Besides these, only
much more rarely, II piscina upon the
ground may be seen This is a small
hole upon the floor at the cast end of the
church, south of the altar II there We're
no piscina into which to pour the water
in which the chaliee was rinsed, we
might assume this was intended to carry
it away, but iii three ont of four ex-
amples known there are riscine on the
walls as well
These ground piscina have been no
ticed in st. GATHERINGS chapel, in Car
Isle cathedral, and in the churches at
Utterton, in Lincolnshire; Little Caster
ton, Rutlandshire and Hevingham, Nor
folk. 1t has been suggested they may
have been made to carry away the wa
ter used in the conservation Of the build
irg.-Gentleman's Magazine.