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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23

81 this season of tho year keep boar'i-
house for nets" said fancier TO writer
sos the Star. at is a profitable business, De
couse there are great many people III wash
;nc.on who want the birds ana beasts tnsy
,assI. COMPANIONS of cared for through the
MIR A',,.r ,vhiIe thew are away in the country.
60 during the heated term tlils es,apnshinett
~ art of hotel for feathered and furry
craatures whose names are entered on req
s,sr used exclusively for that purpose.
Poems are provided for their accommodating,
always with board, at so Inuch q "eeA.
These partltoned apartments with wire
frnnts are constructed expressly for their oc-
a,aancv A chamberlnaid-my boy assist
ant attends to them every morning, seeing
that they are clean and making mp the beds
Tor such of the boarders as do not perch"
What sort of animals do you accept a'
boarders!" .
"All sorts | can accommodate canarles.
mockine birds, parrots, rabbits, guinea pigs,
anuirrels. dogs cats and monkeys. But there
ia no sort of beast or bird that / am not will
ing TO entertain at schedule rates. Inc ac'
conmodatons I offer are iirst-class, guests
are given every attention the food ~ unex.
ceptionable all modern improvements OF
assnitary nature are supplied. and the prices
charge are coTrespondingly high. twenty-five
cents "A week | ask for a canary. ana HIty
cents a week for any larger bird, such as a
moe king bird or parrot The price tor SOUR
rels is nifty cents q week anu luc o"Hl' III
kittens bat full-grown eats must pay seventy
five cents and small dogs II each. Big dogs
I ask more for in proportion 10 their SIZE.
They are more trouble 10 take care of than
any other creatures because they have 10 be
taken out doors for exercise. Besides, they
eat more. and that is an item. Canarles
arc my most numerous customers. pro
badly | shall have two hundred of
them to look ont for this summer. twenty
five cents each il not much 10 ask for taking
care Of them. because they have TO be looked
out for very sharply, and inasmuch as the
warm season is their mOultlng time, their
owners are very apt to kick when they come
back in the fall and find them out OF con-
dition and not in song. Sometimes they VIII
not recognize their own birds, and will think
that inferior ones are being palmed of on
them in exchange. With fish it doesn't make
any difference"
DO you board fish,"
Certainly Lots of people have pet gold
fish. They fetch them here when they go
away. but they don't expect TO get the same
ones when they come back. | put them into
the tanks with tue rest of the stock and give
a card in exchange that Is good for so many
gold fish in the fall. This j do for customers
without any charge: it IS very little trouble.
Folks don't get fond of individual sold Lsh,
YOU see Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23
RoYnl Arch MasOna Meet.

MIMI APo1Is, Mimi, July 22-The General
Grand Chapter, Royg Arch Mas Of the
United States Of America began its twenty
eighth trenpial convention here at noon to-
dsy The address of welcome was delivered
by Mayor P. B. Winston and the response by
General Grand Priest ID. L. Day, Of
Buffalo. N. Y. The report Of the
general grand scribe showed that in two years
the net growth of the order has been
a .942. The total membership now is al 90l.
The General Grand High Priest in his address
said that the grand chapters of Pennsylvania.
Virginia and West Virginia, which were still
the general charter, "a well as the Canadian
chapters, before the order held its centennial
in 1NQ7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23
LEAGUE RECORD
ASSOCIATION GAMES

ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Philadelphia: r. h. II. =.
Athletics. ......l 04 0 l 0 0 D 9 IL
baltimore ......5 3 00l21 x-12 II
Batteries: Chamberlain. Saunders and Mil
ligan: Cunningham and Townsend. Umpire,
Mahoney.
At Cincinnati: b. b. H. F.
Cincinnatis.. OOOOOO1O-2 6 8
ST. Louis. 2 0 o o 10 ii
Batteries: Crane and Crane; Duryea and
Boyle EMPIRES. Stiyetts and Jennings.
At Washington: X. B.H. Y.
Washingtons 0 O0OO0OO- s
Bostons. - 0 / 3 3 2x-11 10 0
Batteries: Fitelforge and Sutcliffe; Bufin-
ton and Murphy. Umpire, Davis.
At Columbus r. BIB.
Columbus. 10OO11O1-4 Q 2
Louisvilles .....0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o. 0
Batteries: Knell aud Donahsu; Fitzgerald
and Ryan Umpire, Kerins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23

Probably Fatally Shot-The Farmers and the
Legislature-Good Rains.

LocUsT LANE, July PA very sad affair
occurred here on Sunday last. in which S. C.
Rider shot Milton Stallsrd. At this writing
Mr. Stallard is alive with but little hope Of
his recovery. Rider is still at large. though o
warrant has been issued by Squire J. o.
Ryan for his arrest. AS usual. blind tiger
had been visited By both parties.
The Alliance of this county convened at
Peters chapel last Friday. Amongst other
things done, they decided TO nominate man
for the Legislature at the November election
They are about 800 strong in the county
There will be several gentlemen before the
convention competing for the honor.
learn to-day that Sherman Wears. Of Rus
sell county. was killed last Saturday by a
limb Of a tree falling on him while at work in
a field
We still have good rains. and our farmers
are rejoicing at the prospect of fine crop of
corn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23
Should be at Richmond.
[Alerandria Gazette.l

jefferson Davis was a citizen of Mississippi.
but he was the President OF the Confederate
States OF America. and therefore his remains
be at Richmond the capital of the short
lived but glorious nation of which he WAS the
only chief and the only vicanous sufferer
Mrs. Davis is right in consigning to Rich
mond the care and preservation of the re-
mains Of her honored husband, and Rich
mond will be recreant TO its duty if it shall
ever be derelict in that resnant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23
THE GIANTS LOSE FIRST PLACE.
Beaten by the Philiies-Ths Colts WIN
Fasily-Ths other Games.

SpER pitched q fine
game this afternoon
and kept the Giants
guessing.
Rusie also did ex-
cellent work, and
but for the errors OF
the home club the
visitors would not
have cotton their
two runs.
In the eighth in
ming II a IN u o Il
scored on a single,
and Connor's muf
of a thrown ball.
Thompsons ou t
at first and a single
by Clements.
The Giants did not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23
INSURANCE. STATEMENT.


Charace rof
Irenden
secoter Treasurer gsEyiItE Frye
Secondly ].
Assistant
Organi
1noopor
OF eneraA
Eesdence o. he
capital stock such corporation
Ihoamo ssnas.r "
b. the the umhrn thereon
~ pomofth
ntere $3.50
oanisn
Of buld mortgsg ) ""
ocks bone and
otherSt and i
sand a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23

New Works. o 600 900 % 3
Philadelphias o 0 0 l 01 OK 6 i
Batteries: Rusie and Esper; Hamilton and
Clements. Umpire Lynch.
Bos1oN, Mass, July 22.-The home team
pounded "Adonisn Terry's curves hard to-day.
The Champions aided the 'Beaneaters' IN
their run getting by bad errors Captain
Ward. Pinckney. O'Brien and Griffin played q
splendid game in the field The has beens,
John Burdick and Tommy Esterbrook re-
ceiyed warm reception every time ,hey went
TO bat. Score:
Bostons. ........15 sOOOO2- II "A A
Brooklyns. 90 OO1 o
Batteries. Nichols and Bennett, Terry and
Kinslow. Umpires: Battin and Morrill,.
CHICAGO. July 22.-Rhipes was soft thing
for the Colts to-day and they pounded his de
livery for nineteen hits and sixteen runs. The
Cincinnati team also drubbed hutchinson
curves in pretty good shape at times, but tho
home team always had the best of it. Score
B. B. II. Z.
Chicacos. ......4 21-16 - |
Cincinnatis. 3 11O1OO1 Is -
Batteries: Hutchinson and Kittredge; Rhines
and Harrington. Umpire. Hurst
CLrvYLAND. o., July 22-The Pirates were
defeated by the Dumpiings in a hard fought
battle this afternoon. The homo team
punched their hits while the visitors hits
we're all scattered. The Pittsburgers helped
their opponents by making costly errors.
Zlmmer was the star at the bat and McAleer
and Reilly carried Of the fielding honors.
Clevelands. OO2O-6 2
Pittsburgs o % 10000 a.
Batteries. Gruber and thinner; Maui and
Miller Umpire, McQuade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23

get man past second base during the game
Score:
Y. p. II. X.
New Works. o 0 0 q 0 0 o. 0 3
~. IL. N n n n n 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23
TN NonFoLK NAvY-YARD.

As was predicted, or rather announced,
upon official authority in THE TINES dis
patches. Secretary Tracy has sustained the
examining board of the Norfolk maynard,
and has, confirmed the appointment of c. +.
Richardson. of Washington, as master
plumber II will be remembered that
the board recommended Richardson, and
that Odendahl. who had held the place
by the appointment Of Secretary Tracy. sought
% override the recommendation. The reten-
ton Of Odendahl was chiefly asked upon po-
litical grounds. it being stated by ex-COngress-
man Bowden and others that he WAS too val
liable a Republican to be ousted from the
nRvY-yard.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-09
m6dentlide 3uinois Staatz45eitune urontas g. sebruar 1891.

geotbftan6es smei Wiaionen Srancs bon
ben &ammern geforoert uno mtrb tte erS
halten !; aud oas tit eit Irnpfen ms Steer.
Quf ben 8puleparbS Der 8orftGote tine Gag
u1tD yta6t brennenbe Gofesforbe aufGeitent ;
fie tDeroen Sag nnb Na6t bon ot6ten Wtal>
len S6uss unb acknowledgements umla9ert.
Qn peri6ieoenen Bunften Der Staot itno
0ffentli6e @ebGuoe uno !6allen init 9el57
porri6tungen Der ieben tuor6en uno ben
Srierenoen our gerfi9ung 9elteut; lie itno
oleiebfans bet Gag uno BET Nadt bts out
ben IeRten HlaB gefiiat. SGmmtlthe Haz
rtier Wtairien laiien bon WoracnS bis
9LbeuoS tuarrle 6uppen 'unter Die Nrtrlelr
pertbeilen. llno bod brtngt bas Naes cine
fid,tti6e @irfung ni6t berpor, benin tdgllb
mebren fi6 bic S6aaren Der BETTER, tpelhe
uid1t MIR Die StrdBen Der Nu%Betlquarttere,
lonoern ielbft bic 9roBen goulenarbs, allen
8olt3siperorbnnngen 3un1 Srob. Nlnolen
foroerno ourd3iebsn. HITTER Dieien BettIern
itro 3ablLoie fr6ftige Mauners Die olre9aus
ni1t oana6 dusleben, ais oh tie arbettsld,eu
ipGren, ionoern bon oenet man i'm guteH
@lauben anneb1nen tann, oaB tie trot req
Itden Bemibens ebem feline Wrbett ftnoen.
9tus ben Observation-Disclosures lauten Die Bee
ri6te fdun %trDifltder, uno es TT ntdt abb
3uleben, Dobilr oas Glenb fitbrelt iolt tuerrt
bic &Glte u1lb Die nit ibr ~nerbunoeneu Grs
uerbss unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bic tn
eirem 2anbe, meldes fur 10 itrense 8inter
ni9t eingeri1tet lit, boppelt ldbtper ms
@eIpi6t fallen, nod tDodenlang artbalteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-09

9ie 8eftern Union TeIez
grapb So. lit bonn Staotsoberaeriht in
Satlon in Mtiiiifippi CUR !SabGuna bon
$1,000 S6aoeneriab an 6. 5. Qleranber
oalelblt Derurtbeilt mor6en. Qebterer bate
TN Sabre 1886 oil @runoeieent6umsbGnbIer
in Chattanooga in Sennefee cine Oebeihe
9ela1ot, ourh tpelde sr ben @uftraa surn
Sauf. 9etptlier @~runbftide ertbeiltv. Die
SepelDe Duroe aber erit nad BerIauf bon
80 Stunoen an Den @mpfGnger abaeliefert
nno th5fntlden mar bas Qaub a~n6erueitiq
p~ertauft pOrben.
-. @tne Iet6tftnntae mutter
bat tn 9alttRgs tn Nebrasfa ben Tnb fbres
turftdbrtgen S06terGens perihuIbet. Oie
bort tpobnenoe Srau BERN hattie. ipShreno
re tDre Wtutter beiu6te, ibre beioen fIeinen
Stftoer aleltt gu Sauie geIafien unb erfnbr
bet tbrer Jtlidtebr, baB zines Der Rtnber ben1
Sfen gu naDe 9etBmmen mar uno 10 I6tuere
Sranofnll1oen o~aoongetragen bate. boR es
Dal0 oaraut unter lhreflihen 6hnner.en
oerltarb. @!1e Srau, tpel6e an benz Berrn'z
1hen 9auie boriber9tna. h6rte Sic .6ifIf.<
rnfe oes Ginbes unb ibrer @elfesoeoentnart
TT IS gu oanfen, baB nidt aud, bag oabere
&trto bon ben Slammen erartffen purbe.
O9ne ie6e @eranlafune hat Der
Sergmann Tboutas Euomeb in sSsnles
ming In Wiidtgan letnen Qonbsz
nj a uno Serufs9enoiien 8atrid Suuis
pan NIT etnem aniitteI eridIoacn.
Yer Wtoroer, spef6er bic Shat in Der 8ez
truntenbeit periibt bat. befinbet fh tn Saft.
Ser II II e pobIbabenbe Sarmer
9bos. 3. @oooiiSe bat fi@ in Nen
8urn1tbe TN County Sobnion, in
SiosSQtnois. in @sgentpart Der Qe6rerir
Stella TtiGer, elmer Eo6ter bes bortiaen
Staatsantpalts, nit tpelGer ct berIobt
par, er 6oen. Isle 6os Wl6ofen
nneab, bate tbr 8rdutigam einen unfit
lt6en &neriff auf fe senla9t unb ftd bann
aus Tur9t Dor Der i'm erpartenben Strafe
entletbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-09

500, in 8oien 1900, ir 69leiien 26,000,
ein Deer BON 1000 Weanft, obne bic aus
Bomtaern uno SftpreuBen.
Ser franSoftl6e Botlhafter in Berlin
6erbette bat gang fiir3lidb IN ietnem 8eridte
an ietne Gesierung iber Die oeutiden Dir
beitsuerbGltnilie etnen lteberbltd iber bic
SteQung oes Staates gu 0ieler Trage uno
Die Soroerlin9en Der io5iallitilhen Yartet
eegeben. @r seibt uniere Qrbetter elmer
ugroBen BalfiDttdt", tpelde ibn %peranlaiien
ttd) init lhled)ter uno nr3urelde1toer glabs
rung 3t begnlgen uunter grDBerem Ser
braldb pnn SranntDein, DeIlen WtiBbrau@
audi BET luitgen 2lrbeiteri1lnen benbahtet
tDiro". Ser 8reis Der 2~ebensinitteL in
9euti6lmb Jet nibt 10 BOD ipie in Srantz
reid, oageBen leten audi Die 2ohne ~gertnger
nn0 bic &tnoer 3ablreid1er. Ser beuti6e
Nrbetter friite letn 9alein uttter i6ipierigez
rem unD uniidereren B%ebtngun8en ais oer
fran50iiihe, CT tonne ietbit uuter ginittgcn
u%r1itdnoen nibt 3u benz 8obibeftnoen oes
leBteren gelangen.
11nier Na1barlanb ienietts ber 8ngeien
lit nun einn1at bon Der geatur nit piel grDz
Berem Gethtbum bebadbt, ais rM1 lere beutl6e
9eiinatb, uro alib Die 2abl BET fleiHerl
Hentner iibertrifft bout bic aler Qnoeren
2dnoer. 9as bat ipieber einmal Der @rfnlg
Der ,ni4t tueniger ais 16fa6 ilberseidrneten
reueiten ranaDitihem NnletRe be-
tnlelen, elm GrfoIg, bet bier, nab6enr u1iere
leBten Nnleiben bon Der etnbeimtldben Bez
DDtferlt1g nit 10 unSlpeifeIbafter WtiBgunlt
aufgenom1aen nor5en fin0, niht MIR etn
@efibl au9emeiner Bei6Gnung berpor9es
rufen, ionoern audi uniere Sbaunintifen,
bic in ben Sran3oien Elm benz I~ntergange gez
Deibtes Bolf Suerbftden belieben, formltb 5u
8ooeu gelhmettert bat. TrpB bes 8ontouz
S6pinoel5, troB bes Banana rads, troB
Des gepiabten Gupferringes, troy bes Gus
iamlnenbru6s oes Compton b'Gsconlpte,
trob ber ungebeuren 81 Wtlltarben bereitS
iberlbreitenoen StadtSi6ulD Deroem $40
Wtiaionen sSra1cs Eente bort 16tad gez
Set1Met, tpabreno Bel unS ITO Wttltoner1
Wlarf &eibsanletbe nut miibiarnes l1nters
folnnlen ftnoen! WuB ntdr1 ba nid1t lagerr,
baB Der oeuti6e Batrtotistnus. tue,tn es fid,
UNI ben @etopunft banbelt, erliiht tute eine
i6ledDt geDlte &anIpe, tDabreno bet fran5O=
fii6e erit oanI 10 redt ietrte 8ldnaenoe
Slan1r1e aetgt?
Die 8irfung bteies fran3SfiideH Ertumz
pbes in unieren &egierungstreiien tit cine
irabeau fomil6e. 0iele fiEo narnlt9 3n Der
Muiiht sefomnten, bag In BreuBen bic
6~taatspapiere before 4ifnabme fan6ent
tpenn bic 8irger iie obne Germtttelung bee
8anquiers ertperben %f0nnten, sntlal lestere
baafte bic &aufluit auf moere Bapiere als
&oniols unb GeitbsanIetbe lenfen. Sent
Bernebn1en nod loI 6aber SariorQe 9etrofz
fen tperben, oaB lit Die Solge eae f0uigIi6en
&aiieu uub 3abliteuen, bon ben Gegiez
rungsbauptfafien abtpdrts bis gu ben &reiss
uno 2otalfaiien, ebenio bic neri@ieoenen
Geidsbanfanftalteu in bic Sage fomuten,
benz Bublttum Observation-Disclosures
mad 8eoarf foitenfrei gu ~licfer1- Sb oieie
MeaBreseI ben ertpitnidten @rfolg baben
mirb, bleibt ab3utparten, ote nddite 9lnIeibe
tnirD IS betpeiieu, un6 auf Bite tuerhen nit
tpobL ntbt al5ulange gu tuarteh ba6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-09

ober auf l1ucle SAINTS Soften reiit. sSn
ben @omttez 3imtnern 1T ct tets bon alem
mDglihen 9urus umGeben uno nobtn er
sebt, fetirt llon ibn ais ben 6errn Seuas
tor. Splhe l1msebungen iino ni6t ges
eisnet, 2eute gei60fti9 uno fleiBig 81 err
ba!ten. uno es beoarf ftarfen Gbarafters,
aroBen GbreetSes uno tiihtiser Begobung,
Inn li9 tibet Dem Ripeau pes iilBeH 3ihtss
tbun5 su erbalten. auf DEM Der Seuat
nod auBerbem Our6 ben 6umbua ietner
beionDereu v50fli1feit uno Birbe"a flnftz-
lid gebalten tpiro. Qtlf Ser oemofratii6en
Seite 3eiduen iid 10 @orman, 6autfuer,
Beit, SIENNA, gorbees, 9aniel uno Carlisle
aus, obsleih bet einSelnen berielben Der
@iter nur periobtih a%uftrttt, uro unter ben
&epublifanern Der iunse 0olcott, Mlorid,
9tliion, 0er ieBt l6etoe1oe Spuoner, SrDe
uuo piellet6t Gbaubler, eine Iebr feline
Site uuter 50 Wlitslteoern. uub bic bette
Begrinbung fir ben oft aus9eipro1eneu
@unih nod neuen Mitteln, neues Blut
in bieie &0rperidait au brtngen.
Baul @oIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-09

(auf amerifaniidss 6iIber bei6rdnfte)
S%reiprdglngs Sill nod our6subringen,
nibt l6lehte, obgleid fe nidt bic nDtbigen
Stimmen aufbringen fonute1 elm etioal9es
8eto 5u iiberitimn1en.
Saul @nIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-09
Was lit StropbuloCe?

gle enhtebt ou8 ltnretntsteiten TN Slut, melGe, f@
IN ben Salsprlien aniamnrelnh, baBtine anpten p6er
GeSAphfffe btlbetI, fhmerjbafte fIteBenoe 9eHfen an
ben Wrr1en, Beinel pber SAben perurIaher, aus bener
E% S@orfbtlbun9en tn ZEN @usen, Sbren pner Der
MdIe entptGelr, ipelfhe oft glinbbeit cber 9aubbeit
CUR Grl8e baben; feraer iino ie baufs bic 11ria4e prn
MlSialas, trebSartt8en Mudsernn9en nnn ben rielerlet
Der 9un9e gum @Dri@ein fOmmeiI, reruria9en ie
hanfiS IuS5ebrunS unb ben Epo.
sa1tr katts nfaz ahgsbulfea .brrHrm3
Durs ben @ebrai@ BON Sppb's earfapdrtna,
pelAeSr naeb ben tDunberbare1 &uren 3u i6ltebea,
BITE oft Sdr1tt er5tett %tpurpen, tper1n dnbere Mct5tneit
r~eriasten, ft9 al5 cine ~pirtiaHle unb etsentbImli@e
ar5nei ge9en btele SrGntSett e~rrieien bat. Gtnt9e
bteIer 4ure1 finb 6erabeSu ipunberbar. Wenn ste an
Gerppbelt tn irgeno ether Sprn leiben, 10 p~eri6umen
sic ntdst, 9rDb's Sariapariaa gu ~prrbireu.
amEsrnrSeatltdJ &unbltHatts.
SD Bate fAnf Sabre lang pfTene 8unben an ben
8etnet, Bite eft 70 i4linm ~ipurDen, beb Id S~ettruetIe
Mi9t Seben unb beS Radts ntdt i3lafeh fonnte. Gbe
ID anitna, 9prp's GarldpertHa Au nebunen, bate th
70 beftiSe Gdmeracn, bab id'8 gar nttht bei4reibet
fam. SD bate feinen Ippctit unb 3ebrte ab. @ber
Sppb'8 GarSapartaa bat mir auBerprpsntlth gut
Sstban. SD babe jest Suten appettt, babe an Ges
@unben limb fait sdn5 9eAetlt unb Id BIN 10 ret hers
seffent, baBtd p pbne Seibmeroe ale bdusitbsn @rbetten
Serrt5ten fann." Mfr8. 6. S. 2prb, Dover, 81. s.
1HHn'a SarfapartA1
~se=tauft In alien GpDtbeten. 81 feds fars6. gtnassx.
eGetn ~stbereitet bon g. s. 9Dpb & Gp., 9ppea, Wasss
100 9atem Gtt Dollar.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-01-01
Origin of the Y. M. G. A.

Organizations of Christian young men
existed in Great Britain and Ireland more
than 200 years ago and extended into
Germany and Switzerland; and in 1910
Cotton Mather addressed kindred socie-
ties IN New England under the title of
"Young Men Associated, There were
similar associations in some German
cities between 1884 and 1912, and a
larger movement in 1S40, from which
originates the German association of the
present day. The modern English
speaking associations began meeting of
clerks in Il London mercantile house in
1914, organized by George Williams, one
of the clerks, which grew into the first
Young Mems Christian Association. 1t
was soon initiated in different cities of
Great Britain, and in December, 1851,
an association of the London model was
formed in Montreal and shortly after one
was formed in Boston. Associations
multiplied rapidly throughout the Uni
ted States until their growth was re-
tarded by the late civil war. In 1886 a
new period of growth began, and there
was, in 1876, ten years later, in the Uni
ted States and Canada about 700 asso-
Citations with membership of nearly
100, 0,000.-[ New Orleans Times Demo-
Crat.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-01-01
TERRoRS OF A VOLCANO.
A Graphic Description of Great
Volcanic ERUPTION.

Some idea of the terror of volcanoes
may be gathered from an account of an
eruption in one of the Hawaiian Islands.
when the crater was filled from 500 to
60) feet deep with molten lava, the i'm
mense weight of which broke through
the subtcrranean passage of twenty seven
miles and reached the sea, forty miles
distant, in two days, flowing for three
weeks and heating the water twenty
miles distant.
Rocks melted like wax in its path
forests cracked and blazed before its
fcrvent heat the works of man were to
it but as scroll in the flames.
Imagine Niagara's stream, above the
brink of the falls, with its dashing,
whirling, madly raging waters, hurrying
on to their plunge, instantaneously CON
verted into fire-a gory-hued river of
fused minerals; volumes of Kissing steam
arising; smoke curling upward from
0,000 vents, which gave utterance to
the many deep-toned mutterings and
sullen, confined clamorings; gases deto-
mating and shrieking as they burst from
their hot prison house; the heavens
lurid with flames; the atmosphere dark
and oppressive; the horizon murky with
vapors and cleaning with the reflected
contest.
Such was the scene as the fiery cata
ract, leaping precipice of fifty feet,
poured its flood upon the ocean. The
old line of coast, mass of compact, un-
durated lava, whitened, cracked and
fell. The waters recoiled and sent forth
a tempest of spray; they foamed and
lashed around and over the melted rock
they boiled with the heat, and the roar
of the conflicting agencies grew tiercer
and louder. The reports of the explod-
ing gases were distinctly heard twenty
five miles distant, and were likened to a
whole broadside of heavy artillery.
Streaks of the intensest light glanced
like lightning in all directions; the out
skirts Of the burning lava as it fell,
cooled by the shock, were shivered into
millions of fragments and scattered by
the strong wind in sparkling showers far
into the country. Six weeks later at the
base of the hills the water continued
scalding hot and sent forth clouds of
steam at every wash of the waves.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-01-01
BY HIS
OLD COMRADES IN ARMS.
That established n sort of q

That established a sort of credit for
him, don't you see, for it was not long
after the war, and Colonel was a
pretty big fellow. Well, he staid week
and his bill was presented to him. He
made some excuse for delay-remit-
tances hadn't arrived, or something.
Another week passed and it was the
same thing, until he had put up With
me about month without putting up
cent. was getting uneasy, but he was
the slickest talker you ever see.
"One day l suddenly came upon the
Colonel descending the stairs, carpet
bag in hand. A suspicion flashed across
my mind that he was making a sneak,
but he said in the easiest, coolest way
imaginable, Captain, have lost the
key to my carpet-bpg; can you direct
me to store where l can get another
key fitted to it?'
Certainly said 1, for he was so
genial and polite that my suspicious
were dissipated, come along and will
show you.'
Hang me if l didn't walk four
squares to show him that trunk store.
He thanked me and went in. Well
that was the last / ever saw of the
Colonel. have been beat lots Of
times while running a hotel, but that
was the only time L ever helped man
to jump his board bill. Teras Sift.
mas
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-01-01
Luminous Crustaceans.

The Indian Marine Survey steamer In
vestigator, which left Bombay on Octo-
Der 1S, has on her way to the working
ground dredged with great success.
The naturalist on board has made the
interesting and-from a biological point
of view-important discovery that some
deep-sea crustaceans are highly lumin-
Gus, thus furnishing what is believed to
be the first proof that the source of light
in the dark abysses of the ocean is the
self-luminosity of the animal inhabi-
tants. A large prawn lying in bucket
of sea-water on deck was observed to be
shining brightly, and, being seized,
emitted copious clouds of phosphores-
cence from the orifice of the genital
glands. BY the light of this luminous
secretion Mr.. Alcocl was able, though
otherwise in perfect darkness, to see
the details of the interior of
the bucket, and his own hands, as well
as the position and shape of the animals
in the bucket. After the removal of the
animals the water remained luminous for
some time. Other crustaceans were al
so luminous, but to less extent Lon.
don Times's Calcutta Correspondence.