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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
Amusemenrs.

A MBERG THEATRE.-To- night, Matkowsky
% zine" Dsdea h' ts E1 sat9ay At
Matkowsky in ''Urie Acostan
uERRMANNS THEATRE. B'way & 29th-st.
II Every night at 30 Matinee Tomorrow at 3
James Successor DIXEYI
THE MAN WITH A HUNDRED HEADS"
Pretty rough on the Man with Hundred Hfsas
To have only hats for but couple OF heads :.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
WI M MABHs9S s s99EEAEEEE G GAkDEESS
Admission Admission, 90 cents cent,
A' LAST DAYS
LAST LAST BAYS bAYss
OF the
Uumr hid
UnriValled
E EE9%EE s sES&:
sH% $P' $S 81 SsiHHS$ aBB BFFHf$SSs
Every day.
GRAND FLORAL
PEoMEyABE C33NNCCEEBBTTs.
PR0MENADE CONCERTS.
Every afternoon and evening.
Every afternoon and cyening,
kkA ANBEEkk''s 9 8FSHEsTsA
jTEEs E EEyY CONS G9Sc Ek s9SsT
sunday afternoon anG evening,
onAx f" vota e'} HsS fsa fSsrSE
EMINENT yocALTsrs
LANDER's ORCHESTRA
with the Flower Show
GH HRRYYsASTHEMTM EExxH HIEiFi9S
ever given in New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
Proposals.

rJ,O IRON MANUFACTURE of the
Light House Engneer Sd District Tomp I; S
ceIved at Office until ~ O'Clock noon Of Tuesday the
24Lh day November 1891 for furnishing the materials
and labor of all Kinds for the completion, de-
livery and erection at the site of the meawork Of The
WaacLlacK Light House New-Jersey Plans speciilca
tons forms OF proposal and other information may DO
obtained application to this Office The right is re-
d. T. HEAP. Major Of Engineers, u s. A.. LII.
Engineer, 81 District.
no SHIPBUILDERS.-O of the Light
4 House Board, Washington, d. c.. November 2, 1891
-propoals WIN be received 9, thi. eiee Ent o,elogk
the materials and labor Of all kinds
10 construct and deliver United States lighthouse
der Naulc Plans specifications forms Of proposal and
other information may be obtained application 20 this
onIce Tho right /, reserved reject all bids
and 10 waive any defects. JAMES A. GREER, CommO
dorc u. 3. Navy, Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Brazl growths the spot ruled hrm but
cabils reported nrm offers from Kio all the way from l2c
l3i4c and (. Sales. 10 arrive 5000 bags NO u
I2e.c 500 bags 1S4c 500 bags do lsc 500 bags DO
and T.. Iac Tor No. coo bags santos reaberry on
private terms. Mid grades firm. sales, 1000 bags
Ma acaibo. ECO bags Guayaqui, ESQ pieus Mandhelns
private terms; also 500 mats Bocnqe. 23c Options
were variable and unsettled January advanced 20 points
early and February gained Is points while Others
from Joints decline to 10 points adyanee' November
pressure to sell RE dc JaneiLo Ngy SnTsegram not
9nes queaSps Noyemecr Sss cd Dscsmesr 55s %
49,: Hayfe advanced = q and Hamburg gained pig
at i2ioG l.. i5t Decem6sr ilsvGi2e. January 1900
,i9oc. February II Goc, March 1900 lGoc, May H.
lows; January ii GOGii Sc February, ili5all So
II 25s June 5loqiI 2os July llo5s iloc NGyem;
deliveries since November /, 1891 New-Yogk, ~?
bags; Baltimore, 024 bags New-Oreans. 1,6I4 bags
total 49, 7es gs Receipts at Rio yny 80 e noo
b. 1891 16l7 600 bags same tine 1890, l0Z3OOo bags
SANG time 1882 $4,000 bags Receipts a. santos Jny So
10 November g. 1891, 1,l21,00o bags same time loVV'
900 bags time 1899. S4S eco bags.
CoTroN-on the spot suffered decline OF Lice. with
dull condition OF trade Sales lip bales for consumption
The receipts ports 1902 bales against 81, i92
Ialns last xxaaL nd A A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
Quotations are based on American standard Of classIca
STAINED.

Good Ordinary 5as Low Middling..... &c, ,c
Strict Good Ordinary. diddllng is, 10
Optons-Heaviness was the principal feature IN this
'sho:.' account The speculation reached Respectable
aggr gate nearly 900 bales changing hands The iG
mort receipts interior movement were responsb
Tor most OF the depression in addition to which the foreign
accounts were discouraQng' holders. Prices at the
close showed Of 7dS points Sales 80 600 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
yEw.yORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWA'

u,e eager from foot Jsy..t) Tor Lake Mohonk, Lake
MinDewaska SD Wakill Valley r. Il. station, Middle
town Northumberland Port JcrVi.. Monticello, iIenvl'.
FGsbursh LCsIty LiHngslo9 Maor iangock Carbon
Utica Rome Oneida, oswego. Detroit Chicago ana
pOa,i5 r. NJ Campbell Hall Likes Mohonk and Mime
wasks Waldln Valley stations Middleown, bloomin =.
hvrgh Eienviile. Pittsburgh. Hurleyve. Liberty, While
Lake. Livingston Manor \ ,.,, -. rtho.,r rs.
ington Manor Rockind. Walton, sidney, Nor"lch.
Oneida 0sweeo, Rochester NIAGARA Fails perolt tni.
caoo and West Pullman sleepcrs reclining ,ha car Zee
70 Suspension Bridge DAILY, all other trains daily eN
pullman DRIVING room seat AID sleeping car berth'
obtained AT 3a3 Broadway Ncw.hurk. j. G. Ahdofs"h.
~ q is Exchange Plice. New-Yorl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06

II
Crop movement. 1891 lSoO
Bales. bales.
Visible supply ,iO7 S33 1855 1856
Receipts D Observation-Disclosures. 2i3,19i lO4 40
Exports TO Great Britain, days. 90S39 Ol
Exports to FRANCE, days....-...... e,1102S 299So
Exports to Continent, 8 days........ 30,4i3 5l,tJ4
Stock In New-York In licensed
houses counted daily 11l,40J ILL
In other places (estimaD @3,2Ii IoooV
I0tal stock In Sew-York BY running -. an o.,
sVV,O-o
Stock IN all United States ,132S1O O3O?-l
Liverpool kilograms, "a y. m-ReceIpts 2lOuo Daies;
OF which American IA 600 bales Sales 5000 bales, Oh
which for speculation and export 200 bales American,
O,0O0 bales Spot marketModcIatc demand; middllng,
AID. Manchester market-larns quiet anu unchanged
Cloths-Very little doing.
Quotations based American standard OF elasshca-
linn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
flnanria! meetlngs.

OFFICE OF THE
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY,
THIRD.AVE. 65TH AND GOTH SITS, ..
NETWORK, october "a, 1891.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice is hereby given the stockholders or this
company That the election Of Directors and In.
eeoss Of ELECTION for the ensuing year VII be heia ny
nus once On Wednesday, November II. The polls VIII
N open at aud close at p. III. Of that day. -
ne Transfer books OF the capital stock OF the company
WI be closed Saturday October a. at O'Clock D. M
a i remain closed until Thursday, November ~ at 10
s,,a Tor The purpose OF sseertanng stoeKhoues
purpose 81 TIE next election OF Directors.
by ofoef Of the Board Of Directors.
ALFRED LAZARUS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
Railroads..

"AMERICA's GREATEsT RAILROAD"
New YeRK ( CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
Operating the fastest and most per
feet through train service in the world
Reaching by its through cars the
most important commercial centres OF
the United States and Canada, and
the greatest of Americas Health ana
Pleasure resorts
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
All trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and Forty. second ST., New. York.
Centre of Hotel and Residence Section
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
Trains leave rs follows;
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
a. 40 e IN tsP Actual u sIn me
.S ID WasIsr SsdS sH sSSss ls sls
bray car Buffet Drawing room car and two eossnes
and buffet cars No extra fare.
FAST Mali"
Syracuse kocSe.ter Bativia due at Buffalo 10 D.
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
sSd Sls DsS S Es S
ment and Standard Sleeping and Drawng.Room Cars.
Due Chicago 9:45 O. IN. next day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
1000 a; MNDay except sunday Connects s Win all
train does not run Vest q ce1csnd snd Detroit
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
1850 r. M.-Wagncr Yestbue. Drawing Room, Sleeping.
Sue CS3n1 10 80 newt M inds%naP0 @,so tl 80 M
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
130 p NJ. ,wagner Vestibule Drawing room, Sleeping,
sGh 5 inf t9. o s spa D9s
49, next dy bHs 30 Extra so ns Due Chicago 300
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
1890 T.: M.-Du. Albany 7:25. JEOy 7.s5. Saratoga
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
Sleeping aad Dining Carr. Due Detroit a.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS
600 6n MWssner TesR g.d room SNispps
p ' Esso c Sfyeand ST to s ~ PetTS 10
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
035 a; M to burlington, due 100 M. and to Mon
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
'so = ~ % SsP"gf 1 Gar N Sc to Buffalo
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 II wSs9SF YdHalS seB e 6 Carr Due Gin
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
900 =. M-Slc png.Car passengers only carried this
train for Rock ester Due 40 a.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
and eass se se to on yntsn to aa B1
FIsIHiIE 'IHEwBuRGl, poUeHKEErsIE,. RHINE.
HNp go SR no 49, ii 80 a. NJ Is 80
rs SoS y 92s l2; dFS'5afssSPl' j.? A.
pa3a of';A arr.oa 81 WEI - Pca o. ii 5s5
AN 80 1920, ;5$, a:iS. 20, !so, 500. Si5'
sARAToG "a "a ;So $40 no 80, III 80 A. NJ $780,
UTiCH AND sYRACUsE-!7 80, 10 :Oo 9Io 10 100,
l9;So y q 80 A NJ, 49, 4;5O' 600 49, ;oo'
RocHHifsTtRe' iNb D. BUFFALO 100, e1o, 1000,
?,o l5'$ 81 ~ s. iS SO? Nv
rs $50 s1S Il A Ss + &c.,
oAPE; XiScTyT fLGYToS o9GoGENsByRs AND ,S9
o ssS for $50 GSS' SSS'P '55
g z H. ASD 55 II q Il
PITTSFIELD, LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Via Harlem Division.
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars TO Plttsned
10 SO p M due Pts.neld 40 North Adams 40 ,.
For tickets and space In Slcepin2CaFs apply at Grand
faee So West i2Sth.st, and i8sth'.,, station. sew
York 1888 Wa'hngton-st: 529 futon-st. and 39S Bed
westcott's Express calls for and checks baggage from
hO a lS except sunday aFousG s exce SATURDAY Other
Above trains except those leaving at oo e1o a. m.
~ JOHN H. ToVCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS.
Manager. General Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia 80 7;45 800 10 ;oo II 80 q, a, m
l 80 . 100 80, 90, 900, 600, Z 80 D. m, II 10
night SUNDAYS, 800, 10 go. IL 80 "a m' 2 co. 49,
~ & and Washington daily at co. II 30 with
Dining Car a. M, :00 $3.50 Dining Car, $500 y. ms
II :l5 night. - eo 4.oo .oo an :,
m II 10 night except SATURDAY neht SUNDAYS ~ ~ a.
H. 80, 90 90, p. have connection Tor Reaung
Harrisburg POttsvile, &c.
a. IN q 80 Buffet Parlor carr $50 p M 10 midnight
fexccpt Saturday ngbt) Sundays u 'OO D. M 49,
Tickets and farorCar seats can be procured at a. i
261 40, ga. LAO, 32S Br9ad%ay ~ C"aye;: ~
500 Fulton.s.., 9S broadway. Brooklyn.
Transfer Company WI! cal Tor ana checA bag
rage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
Che Gurt.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB, NORTH
BERGEN N j.
Racing every day, rain or slime First race 81 p m.
Music by Lcyys Rand with eornet solos by Jules Levy
boats from jay add AID at every 20 minutes, conneen
with steam ears direct TO track also from barclay.
Christopher and l4th sts every 10 minutes. connecting
with harscesrs direct TO track Admission 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
MANHATTAN HALLWAY, COMPANY.


II BROADWAY, - ..,
,r, NEW.YoRK, October -. 1891.
NE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold,
xn ts o. the MANHATTAN RAILWAY CQMPANS
VA held az the Compsny's once, in New-fotk CITY.
nv, Broadway. the second Wednesday IN November
~ Dthg t llth day Of said month"; at II O'Clock noon
.o Oh Directors for the ensuing year 70 be elected
-. uffe Inspectors Of Election The Directors thus
80 VIII be ex-ofeio Directors OF the Metropolitan
-; - Hallway Company for the same term The trans:
n ~1 viii remain closed from october ., at O'CLOCK
. A. mt November IL at 10 O'Clock O.. III.
d. w. McWILLIAMS, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
flnanrial elections.

NINTH NATIONAL BANK, o
NEW.YOHK, November 2 1891
A 7 SPECIAL MEETING OF the Board OF
N Directors held this day. Mr. John X. Cilley was
unanimously elected president OF this bank In place OF
NJ G Henry Garden resigned. and Mr.. C. Henry Garden
H. II. MARIO Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06

FOOT OF LIBERTY 81, NOl.IH NV
Time Table of october i, 1891.
40 a m. for EastOn, Mauch Chunk, Wlke,barre
Scranton Reading Harrisburg, Iamaqua Potts vlc Sham
okin Sunbury William port. ON sundays Tor Easton
Nauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre ana Scranton.
6 100 a. for EastOu ana AHentoHh - c.,-
100 a. m for EastOn and Mauch Chunk. On sundays
Faston Mauch Chunk. Shamokin and win port
sri5 a. N. for Easton. Mauch Chunk, WIkesgTre,
scranton Reading Harrisburg, Potsvie, Iamsdua Sham
okn Sunbury Williamsport. Through coaeh to Williams
p0rii 90 D. m for Eason Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
hur, P6ttsville ShamCkln. Sunbury and Wlliamsport
an SUNDAY for Ea:t0n, Mauch Chunk Tamaqua, Potts.
Vile Reading and li9rrlsDuIg. cA,. pooa,,, ,or,
burg WikssUarre, Scranton, Tamalua Po,tSNiie, Sha
' s 40 n m for Elston and Allentown
5S5 y. m. for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg 40 &C. NJ nu for Ess S and Allentown.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 80. S:t5
II ;15 a. M 80, 80. 100 p N. Sundays, DIS a. m
For Red Long Branch and point; sSnth 70 Po od
only 800 ! 20, 600 p m Sundays except Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Toms River Barnegat Park and Barnegat 1870, 8 15
a. M / 80. a 30 eXpress) D. ~. , ,,,. . I'M
For Atlantic City, Vneand and Brldgeton at $50
O. For Monmouth Beach and seabrght at $50 sl5.
IL III a. M, 80, 100 20 D. m sundays 9;lo a. No.
100 y. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06

4 MBERG THEATRE.-To night, Matkowsky
N tfrst tme) ''rhe Life a DRAM" Saturday, Matinee
at g "Dle belden Leonoren." Evening, at $40,
Matkowsky in "Urel Acosta.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
COOKS TOURS.

secure your steamer and hotel accommodation az once
fof f'f'' WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK
SATITRDAY, nov "A.
vroo,anmes from TIIOS. COOK e. son,
@''e'' O6l and 225 Broadway. NewI0rk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-26
THE CONFLICT IN CHILL.
The Navy Department to Send Admira
Brown to That Country.

The Navy Department to Send Admiral
Brown to That Country.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Apprehen.
sions concerning the unsettled state Of
affairs in Chill have caused the navy de-
partment to decide on sending Admiral
Brown, the commandant of the Pacific
station, to that country as soon as posi-
BILE. Admiral Brown will sail wi thin
the next fortnight in the San Francisco,
to which he will transfer his flag. His
present flagship, the Oh arleston. will be
prepared at the Mare Island navy yard
for sea service. and she will leave to
join the San Franciscan Chilian waters
as soon as possible. Admiral McCann,
the commandant of the South Pacific
squadron. who is now in Chilian waters,
will withdraw his flagship, the Pensa-
cola, to the east coast of South America
before Admiral Brown arrives. Ad-
miral McCann ranks Admiral Brown. In
order to prevent any possible conflict of
authority that might arise from having
a senior officer serving under his junior
rank, the department has decided to
have Admiral McCann return to his
own station. A number Of officers on
the Charleston have been transferred to
the San Francisco and the department
IS doing all it can to expedite the de-
parture of the latter vessel. The navy
department has practically no details of
the conflict in Chill, but newspaper ac-
counts and other sources of unofficial
information have made Secretary Tracy
and his advisors apprehensive of serious
trouble
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-26
THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

legal Proceedings to be Brought Against
Gov. Bulkely and Comptroller staub.
HARTFORD, Conn, March 25.-The
senate met at noon yesterday, but i'm
mediately took a recess. The Demo
Gratis went into caucus on the Thayer
and Seymour substitutes for the 3udson
measure for settling the gubernatorial
question. 1t is believed that they will
favor the Seymour substitute. If they
decide to adopt that measure they viii
not receive any Republican support.
The Republican committee of sixteen
Is in session at the capitol considering
the advisability of an adjournment or q
recess by the house. The executive sec
retary, Mr.. Brainard, will bring pro-
ceedings against Comptroller Staub for
the payment of his salary. 1t is said
that Comptroller has had several con-
situations with his lawyers as to the
Rdvisability of bringing criminal pro-
reedings against Governor Bulkely for
having the door leading from the execu-
tive chambers to the house retiring
rooms forced open. 1t is stated that the
writ citing Comptroller Staub to show
cause why he should not pay the salary
of Executive Secretary Brainard has
already been issued and is returnable on
The 18th of April. This will bring the
question Of who is legally the governor
Of Connecticut directly before the courts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-26
A Mild Iden.

Said a prominent patent attorney: "a
wild eyed and bushy bearded man entered
my Office the other day and gravely pro-
posed that should present to the patent
Office at Washington his scheme for firing
a cannon ball to the moon His idea,
briefly put, was that cannon ball might
be constructed big enough and loaded with
sufficiently heavy charge of a high ex-
plosive to fire the ball outside of the at
traction of gravitation on the earth, and
once beyond the earth's atmosphere he ar
gued that it would be attracted to the
moon and eventually find lodgment there.
II settled him by going to my library
and taking out a magazine more than
twenty years old in which the late Pro
fessor Ingraham had set forth a precisely
similar fancy, with the exception that in
lngraham's case it was purely scientific
skit while my would-be client imagined
that he had got hold of new idea. But
it is difficult to show his folly to fanatic,
and he left my Office swearing that he
would go to some other attorney who pos
sessed more brains than had. ."-Philadel-
phia Press
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-26
Pittsburg Markets.
PITTsBUR0, March

fiIIbbOht, Mdrcu ~
APPLES-s4.5 .50lb8.50 per barrel.
BUTTER-Creamery, Elgin. 33D34c: other
brands, 29Qt3Oc; common country butter l6Qb
lsc;choice country rolls, ls025c; fancy country
CHEESE : Ohio cheese, li@ii,sc; New
York cheese, llI<c: Limburgsr, 1870
tsc; domestic sweitzer, l6@pl6c; Wisconsin
brick brick swetzer, i6c; imported swsitzer. zIf0
EGGS-250126c for strictly fresh.
Y-A!ive-Chickens, 75Qb85c per
pair; turkeys, l3lDl4o per pound; ducks, 6O0
Uc per pair; geese. choice, Sl.00 per pair.
isis Dressed : Turkeys, is0soc per pound; ducks,
VEGETABLES - Potatoes, si.2oNl. 40 per
bushel; Jersey, s3.5003.75: cabbage, $8O0D9.0o
per hundred; German cabbage, S13.00QDl4.00;
onions, $4.OOGJ.25 q barrel; celery, loco 100
dozen 6unches parships, 3So dozen; car
radish, bO075c dozen; turnips, 76c1$iOo .
oWHEAT-No. red. sloS0l.Oe No. a. sLsi
! GfoRNaNo; COR . yellow shell, 7o@ns high
yellow ear, 7A67So; high mixed ear, TD72c;
mixed ear corn, 109D7ic.
OATS-No. l, 5sl61bo0c; No. white. sea-
SSgg,tc; extra No ., 57ISQSsc; mixed oats. ooit0
q, ,RSYE1Nc, SSle; n ! Pennsylvania and Michigan.
FLOUk-Jobbing prices-F Fancy spring and
winter patent flour. $5.76G16.s5; fancy straight
WINTER, S4s605l5 fancy straight spring, Sl85
Iolo clear winter, S4.76lD5.OO: straight xxx
ppakersi A.MCGAb Rye -four. Si.76lD500.
HAY@ssIeSu Su5 S ger PSusaSd; sSs H. No
oo, SSbOQe.7b; loose from wagon, $il .0O1l200
according 10 quality; No. 2 prairae hay. $3.50
'oU packing do. S7.5D0Ds.00.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-26
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
FUNERAL OF THE FAMOUS coNFED.
ERATE GENERAL.

The Last Great Soldier of the Civil Con-
Hlct Laid to Rest-The Services Con-
Quoted with simplicity Battle
Scared Veterans Quite Numerous at
the Church.
WASHINGTON, March 25 Funeral
services were held at IL o'clock yester-
day over the remains Of the late Con-
federate general, Joseph Z. Johnston,
at st. Johns Episcopal church. The
church was crowded with Confederate
veterans and many people prominent in
official life. The services were of the
simplest character. No attempt at
decorating the church was made and no
flowers save wreath of immortelles on
the coffin were visible. This simplicity,
characteristic of the man, was observed
at his earnest request, as he did not de-
sire any display. Though the church
was filed with battle-scarred veterans.
there was not uniform visible to an
nounce the fact The last great soldier
of the civil conflict was buried as
civilian, not as soldier.
Services at the Church.
Rev. DR.. Douglass, the rector of st.
Johns church. assisted 10y the Rev. DIR.
McKim, Confederate chaplain of John
ston's command during the war, con-
| Quoted the services. He read a lesson
| from st. Paul to the Corinthians, after
which the choir sang the beautiful
| hymn, "Just as / Am" DR.. Douglass
| then recited the Episcopal burial serv-
ice "Rock of Ages" was then rendered
by the choir, and the congregation
Joined with fervor with the rector in
reciting the Apostles creed and the
Lords Prayer, with which the service
| closed. There were few dry eyes
among the aged, bowed veterans, as the
remains of Gen. Johnston were borne
from the church to the hearse by men,
bers of the Ex-Confederate Association
of Washington, who followed the old
veteran throughout the war. They
were Capt. T. J. Luttrell, Private w.
| A. Gordon, Private Charles Wheatley,
Maj. Anderson, president of the associa-
tion; Maj H. L. Biscoe, Surgeon w.
p. Young, Private Lee Robinson and
Capt. j. w. Drew. The remains were
conveyed to Baltimore over the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-26
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and popular as to need no spe-
cial mention. All who have used Elec-
trio Bitters sing the same song of
praise.-A purer medicine does not ex-
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as we'll as cure all
Malarial fevers.-For cure of Head
ache, Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bltters - Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded.-Price
90 cts. and $100 per bottle at Durbin
Wright q Co.'s drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-26
Improved Submarine Vessels.

The Detroit Boat company is construct
ing submarine craft which is 40 feet
long. feet beam and IA feet depth Of hold.
The mechanism is somewhat similar to
that of the submarine torpedo boat. Elec-
trio storage batteries will be used for stor-
ing oxygen, giving light and furnishing
motive power The improvement over
other submarine boats is claimed in the
buoyancy of the craft, which will come to
the surface as soon as the electric motor Is
stopped, whereas in other cases the ma
chinery must be working to bring it to
the surface Of the water Besides a screw
wheel at the stern there will be two wheels
on either side of the boat. Turning an
electric switch will cause the vessel either
to rise or plunge deeper in the water. 1t is
being built for pleasure York TeIe-
gram
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-26
TaIanhona ON shinhnard

The French navy has not been slow to
avail itself of the many recent adaptations
of electricity TO modern naval warfare, and
besides the lighting of its ships, the work
ing of guns, windlasses ammunition hoists
and other devices by electric power, it has
fitted up many of its sbips with special
telephone sets. The parts of these instru-
ments are so constructed as not to be dam
aged by damp, even IL dipped in sea water
for several hours. The line has five wires
with distinct circuit for the bell. Ex-
periments show that speaking is distinct,
even when the firing of the big guns is GO
ing on.-New York Commercial Adyer-
fiaar