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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OFTHIs COM
PtNY have declared q dividend Of THREE
D0II AXIS AND FIFTY CENTS per share on its
common stock and dividend obligations. peya-.
6le lily l. 1892 20 an holders Of the same OF
record AZ Oh lime TO- 1892: after which date the
transfer books viii be closed till July 1872.
j. h. WINSTON.
iefativQ Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

CEAsOEABLE SEEDS
GERMAN MILLET for fodder.
POTATOES for late crop.
BLACK PEAS for improSer.
BUCKwHEAT for bees aud improvsr
T.w. WOOD &SoNs.
beedsmen,
,.ez-st.tb.su Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

no YOU WANT A SPLENDID NEW HOME
u in the West End2 Something nrst-ciass
and modern in al respects Call OF as ana We
will tell you about IT, ., ~..,...>,
phone $50. BOSWELL hAhhAN:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

WANTED GOOD CANyAssERs FOR
w special work for few months perhaps
permanent Good pay. Address CAM A.
SER" InEs Office. Je20-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

OYricE OF CoMNussIogsR JAcKsos GuH
June %, iS92.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

RICHMOND, FREDERIcB'0 j PoroMAc r. L. Co..
IREAsuRERs OFFICE.
RIcHuoND. Va, June is, 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
.~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~~-~
BY Boswell & Harman.
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers.
snorth Tenth street.

by pubic uuct4oui on INC PROMISES
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, 1892,
n O'Clock p. NJ, the aboye-described centrally
located and m os desirable property with the
Improvements thereon, fronting 40 feet on Cary
street, aud extending back on tho line OF Ninth
street 100 feet.
The improvements on this property consist Of
large and well arranged two-story brick
stable. now occupied by the Richmond Trans
fer Company as a transfer stable az a good
rental
The location Of the property is most desirable
for stores, factory, warehouse or manufacturing
plant.
The most substantial class Of improvements
now going on I'm the city are surrounding this
property, and it will be clearly seen that this IS
the most valuable block OF property offered Oh
our market for some time.
We ask the attention Of investors, property
improvors aud the general public who arc IN
torested i'm Richmond real etate.
N. Arrangement has been made 20 take
up the ground rent, heretofore on this prop
erty, and the title Will DO delivered perfectly
clear.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
For further information apply TO
BOSWELL 81 HARTMAN,
ie24-td Auctloneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

NOW rs THE BEST TINE TO LEARN
N MUSIC-I Will continue nay Instructions on
PIANO, ORGAN and VOCAL GULIlhb dur
ing the summer months. o. l. PKTICOLAS
az north EIRhth. lez1 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

WANTED TO RENT An EXCELLEN
w room near the corner OF Sixth and Frank,
lin streets for the summer months az reduced
rates. Call AZ No. north sixth between the
hours OF 9 and II A. NJ. and 6 and l.. VI. ~,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

XTyANTRD-AN EXPERIENCED WORKMAN
w on SASH BLINDS and DOORS. STEADY
Job TO proper party. Apply at 7iS east Broad ,oa
street az once letb-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

TONES he PAYS THE FREIGHT But
y SMITH no does the business. lheIefoEe
there are flies" Oh JONES but none on SMITH,
in tho sale Of Halls safe and Lock Companys
STANDARD PRE- and BURGLhK PROOF
sAFES, BANK YAULIst BRASS MIhE and
COUNTER WORK. BANK FUhAl1UhE. etc
SMITH of Richmond. No. 2s north Ninth street
Richmond Va. mn u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-06

Stirit. rMeinetipegen Oenll + iagte
iie nit Dor Niibrung ibwaber gtinlrae.
pSagt' ids ni1t ?" rief giitor,
iiberniitbig Dor Sreuoe. rgiun iino
Sic erlt mieSer meine ridtige miitter,
libe 6reinoin uno @onnerin pdter.
li9erieitS, uno baS Oaus oerer pou
@llfefb ioll, boffe id), balo, fpieoer tn
neuem Slor lte5en! 9tber Jest joll Dor
saem Grna Die Slemigfeit erfabren.
pSat iie fbon,4 lteB oieie ielbit iih
pernebmen nnb trat nit fr0blihem Vas
den binter Der 9ortiere berpor, binter
Der iie ridtig lpieoer aleS er6or9t
hattie. unO mdbreno Die beioen i,lngen
Damen iid) be9riibten uno ua1 Wt6o.
6enart raid 6reunolhaft i1loiien,
nabm Giftor Die Wtaiorin nod einnal
aur Seite unb lagte:
uDas cine iiiillen Sic mir nun aber
fur alle 3ufunit IN Die 6anb peripre.
den, tbenerlte Iaitte: oaB sic ME ipie,
Der aus eigenent 28illen cine 6eiratb
itiften iuollen! sic 5eben Jest, etlpas
Scrfe9rteS fommt imlner babel beraas,
nnb nidt immer lit bas Yerfebrte init
oaS Si1tige, nie in meinem Sall!A
llnb Die alte Dame perldmor fib
bod uno tbeuer, nie lpieoer -oer gor,
lebnn9 in'S Danbiperf pfui6en gu moi
len, uno ben S9mur but fie 9ebalten
bis al ibr leli9es Gnbe.
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la1ell batten, fiibrte eiit gutter @5eiit bieit
boloe junge Same bier in's 3ilnmer
uno nahbem, mas Sie mir porber ID
fategorild) selagt batten, lnnBte id
mobl ooer libel annebmen, baB iie eS
| lei, Die Sic fir mid ge:pablt batten.
| 3ufdllig fennen mir Yeioe unS nun
| lbon etipaS langer, ais Sie fpillen fon.
men, uno 10 beeilte id mid, ais brauer
Soloat uno lieutenant /. .. Der ltrif=
ten Snltruftion meiner perebrten Iaute
Wfajorin piintflid gu folgen uno mid
bonn Sled meg gu perloben. Sab idl
oenn nun etipaS ni1t rebt ger1aht ?a
fitgte CT nit gut gebeu6elter uulbuleas
micne bin5u.
nllno oaS lit mirfli9 Oein Grnlt "a
fra9te Die alte Dame. nod ilnmer u0llia
/ Iallnngslos. pllno ib femme bod oas
SrGulein gar niht!-
Seomig Dollte neueroinas rcben, Inn
Der fir iie peinliben S3ene elm Gn6e au
MAIDEN, aber Siftor lieB iie aidt su
Wort fommen. Sic fennen iie aar
nidt = mieoerbolte er unb that, ais
fiele CT lpie aus oen gSolfen rnno id)
9laubte ri6t anberS, ais sSbr Seelens
beil nno nod einiges anbere su retten,
] Denn id) lie l6lanfipeg gu n1einer Braut
mad)te! 9a. nun ieben @ie mai an,
liebe 9ante, mas sic ba fir elm groGes
llngliif bdtten anltellen fonnen, nenn's
eben ntd)t 3ufdllig 10 Elm groBes Slid
fir mid geluorben mdre! slber baS
fommt oapon, iuenn man junge. nod
unbel6oltcne Vcute tout prix Dor Der
3eit perbeiratben mill, ia, IA! 9tun,
ldn9er 70. en- sic ii1 aber llid)t grdmen
uno itd) oen &opf Serbre6en; I'm
0rnnbe lit Die Sa6e gan, ilatiirli6
uno obne Die nl:noelte Sererei sugc'
gangen."
llnb nun er3Iblte er ser iiberrei6t
aufbor6enoeu alten Dame, lpie alleS
gefommen mar, unb ipu6te iein Ser.
3ensgliif uno Ieine Danfbarfeit fir lie,
Die ia bod eigentli6 an allem bas Scr
bienit babe, in 10 lebbaften, idmei6eln.
ben Sarben gu malen, baB Die anfdno.
li1 10 itrengell Ylide Ger Mtaiorin nit
mebr uno mebr Sreunolibfeit auf Der
gang perihiidterten 9eowig baften
blie6en.
so, nun tuilIen sic alfes," idloB
giftor iein Plaiooper runo id) fcnme
ia meine liebe. alte Tantc 8aula piel III
gut. nm niAt gemiB gu lcin, baB fie
mciner perlpaiIten fleinen Yraut cine
3pette Wfnttcr iein unb iie ircunSli6
aufnebmen miro, lpie fe'S peroient |!
aomm nnr her, Seomia! Gante lit
gar ni9t balb 10 boie, iuie lie germ aus.
leben mo6te."
Sn portloies Seueaune beuote li6
oaS junge Mao6cn auf Die Oano Ser
alten Dame, I'M iie gu ftiien. uno oiele
tlblte. mie cine beige Gbrdne aui ibre
Sano nieoeriicl. Oa 3os iie in ciner
ploelifen slulluallun9 miitterli6en
Wllt9efiibls oas iuuge Wtdo6cu an'S
Qer5 uaO orildte ibr eiaen SuB auf Die
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Guyssorusn.geeinv.

Meinliebbober nnben ein arpBss Ca
ger Don feinen galifornia Meinep bel
perm s. $. Mepsr ON Nlomo
SIaaa. Serr Merer iItht bic Msine
on Ort uno etele aus III f0uft brett
aus BEN Ge,ier ier Wein3idist. Nls
guienl Genner geliugt es Tim tets, bic
reitcn Serteu Gussundh!en. gr fonn
feline 2unhru uns 6om:lien nii eiuem
luisn 8rbbfen perieher. Mcths nrb
Me,bmelne in urraiieI.der GralifGt
DON iegt ab 81.00 Der @aaone = frei
tns 6aus qeitefert.
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nate lpater Geitorben = hattie mir aud
ben geringiten Seblte oieier slrt nidt
uer5ieben."
pglrlnes GinS," laste Gictor poa
| 1er3lider 2beilnabme, nSie miillen piel
/ VittereS erlebt baben, leitoeln mir gcs
trennt Duroen, uno ib fann Sbueil fei=
men gu9enblid mebr bole iein, ielbit
ipenn i1 eS lpollte! glber nun iaaen
Sie mir Dor Mllem baS @ine bod: ipa
lino gle jest, uno lpie fomlnem Sie bier
in'S Saus 2"
| @anj eridroden fubr Die Sleine in
Die Sobe. lin 0ottesiuillen, td per-
gaB ia gang uno gar. SD bin ia
bod berseididt, Inn 5rau BON seu;eu
su Iagcn =
.9ante lit nod, oriiben IN ibrem 3iin.
mern uno miro foobl balo eri1einen.
glllo leieu sic gang berubi9t uno iagem
Sie 9etroit einltpeilen mir, mas Sie
berfiibrt.4
sgSas mid berfiibrt? Beinabe battt
ids ia lelbit per9eiien Dor lauter lleber.
ralbung. = So riatisl Srau ppu
@tmnt9 ldBt Der 3ndoigen Srali beltels
| len, iie Tonne erit I'M flint llbr bier lein,
uno man mo9e iie 10 lauge freunbli9lt
enti4uloigen. gtber oa it's ia l1on
beinaBe fiinf," jette iie nit einem Slid
auf Die &amtnubr gang per3weifelt
binSu: sd bite sic, 6err BON @ts
felo, id mnB unbeoin9t Sic Srau Wtas
jorin ipre6en, loult miro eS AT Ip1t,
uno i'd uerliere meine Stelluns."
Victor mar pl0sli6 lebr aufmerfiam
9eporben. nSrau bon 9imnlis, ia0ten
Sie p wieoerbolte er. nsl9 jett miro
mir ia allies lonnenflar! SIT oas Die,
ielbe @milie BON @immis, oie in Der
8el lioens pori9en SSinter fold rielige
Griumpbe feierte? ?"
Sebwig nifte, obne ben beftigen 9on
5einer Srage gu be9reifen. rllnb bel
Der i6 leit eincm balben Sabre @eiell.
| ldafterin bin."
,Sie 7" fubr 8iftor emp0rt auf.
rSie in elmer abbdnsisen 5tellung,
uno oas bel oieler letdtfertisen 3osette?
= 9fein,; meine tbeuere 6eomig, bas
| ioll uno oarf nibt ldnger iein! 9eben
Sie.4 iaste er init einem pl0eli9en
Gntl6luB, wdbfeno er lie bel beiben
Sanoen nabm, Inns 8eioe muB beute
wirflid bic Voriebun9 ielber sulammcn=
gefalrt 9aben. Wian mill mid bier
TN Sanie perbeiratben, meine Gante
mill es, nno btute iollte ib auI ibren
WnniA bier gum eritcn Wlal nit Der,
leniSsn snlammentreIfen, Die fir mid
auSerleben mar. aurS sbe sic famen,
mar mir iderSwciie 9eiast woroen, Die
na9lte Dame. bic oas 3ilnmer betrete,
lei oie Iiir mid beitimnlte. Srau uon
@immi9 iotlte oifenbar Die Grforcne
ietn, merfen Sic mobl p Statt beiien
aber ihifte mir Der Dimmel sic, uno
iG nebme ben g8inf pon oben nit tau,
leno Ssreuoen an, neil er nur meinen
ei9cnen, beiBeften WiniAen eutipriAt."
Qeowt0 bate inter ,3ittern nno
@rrOtben- sugebort. Sest soa er ile.
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Mp es off fehlt

uebIe 9anne, @e,nrrlTerbet. Misrd1e u. +. 10. iinb
tetannte ee,eidnunsen fnr eiaeu unbequemen, ui9t
el@t gu bei4rebe t0en 3riIane. Der psn aRattsfeif
Rsrprftdt. cfer @errarunssbsiGwsrben beseites H.
Wusenadrtunaemiitv Snr Serluns unsentnsf rrtbreus
RIG 1T, ltrfer niasenf.n gspe.s bab bas 46rrerrs
iten n,dt aenisenre 6fndbruns erbott, peil, fads
tsta pruntidpes 0firel pprhauSer Ii. tig Nabruns
nitt in ber aeeisuIen getSe in RTE alrreljdfte ters
sebt. Man iidrte ZEN ssidrd6teu Nfdsen, mau Sc.
sans ur6 f6,rere ene ssinnSe Gnt eeruna mt Sps
itstte-s Massnbiters. Grit mebr benn re 6is Sahs
rem tit rieie beli,be 9r5net tem an Gerpciitot peer
9sreauunsSbehperr selenfsn eienli4 aeneSsu,
eteuD esn an 0dsistt her s6rrerinatlicten e.thens
ren ell r,titlameS 6e,smtitsl einea frdfftseuteR
GiseniSaiiee g es ,u5uiA,eben, fas IS In teSputers
w'rfldrtr Tetie Grfrlnfunasn an Waorta uun @ripce
perbtnosrt. @ans eutibienen Seis. flo ieine srrbIs
tbdttae BIrfuns hri @teumarSmuS, @sereuleibsn uut
ReuraAte.
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ebe iie iid's oeriab, in ieine slrme.
pSag mir nnr oas Sine 3upor, nleine
liibe, fleine Seomig: oh On mid audi
nod Elm bisben 10 lieb bebalten bait
lpie i6 Di9?4 fragte er une bob ibren
ergliibenben 8opf gu ii9 empor, oaB iie
ibm III Die slu9em ieben muBte.
yyon Ser3cn," erpioerte lie, .gliif=
lslig ld9elno; bann ibloB Elm langer
&nB ibr Die %ippen.
Limb nun laB Did fragen: BiGit
On aud wirfli6 mein lein alS mcine
liebe fleine Srau mnb @utsbcrrin
millit Dup
Cant aufi6lu65eno bars SeSmig ben
&opf an ieiner S6ulter. vDu meinit ?4
fra9te er beior9t uno fubr ibr liebfoleno
iiber oas tpeidne 6aar.
Sur Dor Treuoe, per3ei6,1 iaste 1ie,
eifrt9 Die Gbrdnenlpuren pertpil6enb,
uaber bas Slid fonlmt mir 3u inner.
martet, 5l plosli9.4
ngii6t plohli6er ais mir lelber,
SAas, Der ib mid nod Dor elmer
Stunbe nit Sdnoen uno 5ii6en gegen
ieben @ebaneen ON cine Oeiratb iperrte
9tun fam ia 2ante Baula Bic lang
erlebnte 6remoe enolid erleben uno
mid -"
Chen ging briiben Die Gbiir auf, unb
Srau BON aen3en erl6isn in ibren1
Habmen, bas @eiiht lorglih in Die
liebenSwiirbi9lten Salten sele9t. glls
tie oaS unermartete Paar in leiner pers
tranliAen llmarmung erblidte. blieb lie
itarr uno ipra6loS auf Der Sdmelle
iteben. SeoipiJ mollts ii6 In bo6iter
Serlesenbeit fret MAIDEN, nm lid hires
uripriingliden Sluftra9s gu entleoigen,
aber Siftor belt lie ,uriid, lpdbreno er
iih nit 9utlniitbiger 8oSbeit an bc1
lportlolen Werblilffuns Der alten Game
meiDete.
rSa, aber lieb1te 9ante, parum
iteben sic benn nur oa mie xot's 9Seib i?
Gratuliren sic mir bod! SD mar
mic tmmer Sbr gang geborlamer gleife
uno babe mid auf Siren Wunlb bier
Dor Sebn gytinuten nit Srdulein Seos
mig 8aritcn perlpbt, Der erlten Dame,
Die nad Sbrem 8egSan9 oies s3immer
betrat."
Stobneno iant Die alte Dame in
ben nd6itcn Seiiel. nWtir ftebt Der
Neritano itill," d6Ste iie, nad eltbcm
rinseno,
Sn oemielben Mugenblid eridien Der
Oiener an Ger 2biir uno meloete Srau
pon @immi9. uSagen Sic Der Dame,
bic 9naoi9e Srau beOauere. beute niGt
mebr empfaugen gu fonnell." gebot
Viftor nit 9ta6orud. Der Diener
peri6wano.
r9lber Tiftor, i'd bel6mOre Did Inn
allies. wie fannit Ou mir 70 etpaS oil.
tbun?" fla9te Die yltaloril, bic Danoe
rin9eno. .sSaS foil id BON alleoem
benfen 7"
p@as i'd Sbnen idon iaste. Cant,
6en," CAB Yiftor beluitigt CUR Gnt.
mort. Sang fur3, na6oem Sic mid
bier 10 arauiam meia:::a 9didial iiber.
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Sabr9ane 81.
Der erlte SGmee.
Bon ". S,.

@ruB eud), ibr eriten Der flodigeu 5d5aari
Wehenoe 2iiite, fie hradlten eudl bar;
sDirbelna .mpor unS biuaut uno berab,
Ginoet ibr enolid auf Groen ein @rab.
Bebt ibr Der Groe oas Erauersemano
WeiB nit benz idlwarsem, eem gSitttpen.
banb;
&iiuoet ms bimmliife &inber Der Quft
Grob id)on Gbriitabenos Sannenbaumeuft
90 iid Die Menid)beit, ben 9orssn entriidt,
Greut ipie bic &inoer, beidentt uno be.
9liift.
Hiloer, 10 reisenbe. seiget ibr mir,
Birbelnoe Sloden, rlutbiui0'ge ibr.
Sn Sans uuo eidteretans fiibrt ibr mid elm;
@6ttid)e! fam man ,uobl 9liiflid)er iein
Gd,pebenA NIT Qiebe unb feuriger 2uit,
Wur fd bes ei9ts uno oes S16uen be-
tuubt.
geiter aud fiibrt Mid Die idneeige Spur
pin sur,friita0 men, sur eiiigen Slur;
9eil mie bas 9l6uset uno sleitet uno fliegt,
ssogeuoe Weniden, 10 iieblid sepiest.
GruB eud, ibr erften Der flodiseu Sdaar
gSehenoe 2iifte, fie bradten eu4 bar,
Sirbeluo empor uno hinauf uno herab,
6inoet ibr enolid aui @roeu elm @rab.
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81 lb u n, s

sum Sulammenlesea unh gum sufiteneu in
Yluids unb Mdrpcc" Dedeln nit oribirten
Slber ino antif,n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gbenio auf sc ehl leoerneu 3oilettesadite,t
filr Serren, Rlll9 ytaud-Sets, Gancp Blnit,
Ntetaas itno 3orn s8sitelle fur perlfieoeHen
9ebraub. aue grtitel trasen sic pppuIdrsn
Bretie in Sableu.
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0ie anniet YNnnn 90.

perfauft Dtanifier. Snbiau SsrriiOip
qnbIen su 81 so per Sonne. ooh 40
81 80 per Cob uno gsbadiss bol3 5ls
S. so Nce 9iuf.idae uerOen premM
aussefhtrt. SelepboM 81.
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ainoere Wldntel.

gfie por9er baben mir barin aud nur cine
haIb 10 srcbe auswabl sebabt, ipte oieieS
Sabr. ,ie porber paren ote 9sre ie 10 enti9,e=
ben su @aniten Der &unoen ipie 1eute.
Bancerbabicbe seitidte Glonfs fir ainber
bon 2-5 s breu, in tpeib uno farbis. Ste.
euIarer Rreis sieier Baare pon $3.50 bis
$500. s2ir psrtaufen sielelben fiir
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&nnitm6bf1, 8ric=a=8rarS
ltuo Yli16=Ornamcnte.

8efpnnoernsipertbe 9usipabl BON Sonep.
unS aunitsMObeln, BiIpern, 99aufslitiiblen,
Farlor &ablnets, 81 ffoni6ren, 9ntitdnn,n !;
edte Smprnaer uno tiirf'f4ey Eepri9s, @uss
unS %ortieren griifieIcr, 9pm,niier unS
selpet 9eppide, ebaiie tongues, 9ehnftiible
(bie sinem 9aIaii Gbre ntaaen isiirben); iei=
osne unb GbeniiIe. @orbduee; Quilts ben
Giferbaumen, feline 8ettbeden, Tubbdnfs unb
tauisnS aaoere 9lrtifeI, nit sinem fompletten
gorratb BON
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Beionbere Nufmcrfian,feit leafen mir aui
unIer Nliprtiment BON
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$500.

9unberte bon 8IeiSungsftlden fiir &inber
tn ieSem 2tlter Don $3.50 bis $l4
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Msdntel, sSSafen ltuo IT.
bermiirfe.
gfebmt ben Glepator.

Sas 9tobte, rethbaltigite, nolitdnbtgfe
belt aiortirte unb biGisite Gloaf Saus in
Seras.
SamensSaden gu IS so, mertb $500.
DnmensSaden gu $500, pertb $3.50.
Sanb'eendbte Saden gu Sc so. ipertb 5000.
Sor6on gromsnaSen.8 .8ofe gu So. tpertb $l1.
Damen 3eus @apes gu $4.7h, wer + $e.
Oamen altra6an Gapes gu $3.50, tpertb
$5.75
9amen plufd lletertpiirfe, Satin 8eiat su
$3.50, tpertb $i2.75.
$ls gsepm lrfets. rebucirt gu $3.50
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The Sea, The Sea.

ThIs poem was written by Judge T. H. Rear den, for the memorial service of the c. H May 8, 1892. It was read on that occasion by a member of the post, Judge Rearden being i'll at tn time. He died May 10, is9a) Life's fevered day declines; its purple twilight Draws length ming shadows from the broken
 Hanks; And from the columns head Q viewless chief is Guide right-close up your ranks" As once in ancient time, Grecian host defiant Reeed back from Persia's might and treach- And marched, on stubborn pluck alone reliant Down to the Pontic Sea; Full many a cruel foe they met and bravely Battling on plain, in gorge all nightly, Ia tears: .sThe Seal The Sea-" So we. to-day. with Life's slow, carking sorrows With hearts and natures sore and overworn. Have trodden long the steep and rugged highway band of hope foriorn. Yet still with pulses beating high and free, We view the silent misty shore, with vision
 shaded,
 Of dim Eternity. Lo, on the Infinite, Lites straitened kingdom
 verges,
 Worn by the flood or Deaths weird mystery: And, we catch the flashing light on bursting We hail the friendly sea, Gone are .ye glorious leaders of our youthful
 muster.
 Whose sharp command thrilled like electric Your mem'ries blended with the sanguine, lurid
 lustre
 That gilds the warriors name. Ye comrades, too, the young. the gay, the lion
 hearted,
 Dead on the field or slain by Fever's breath How many changing years since you and we
 were parted
 Your valor sealed by Death? Far in the broad and gray expanss of spirit
 vision,
 Where tsmpes's rail not, Heaven forever
 smiles, Float on m overlapping sea, the Fields Ely The ~ished-for Happy Isles. There, long-lost comrades, risen from your
 touches gory,
 Leaving your nameless graves and crumbling And recking nothing earthly fame or paltry
 glory,
 Ye know brighter day. And there the stately captains of the host inn
 mortal
 Call out the guard that ushers heroes In; And each brave soul that, trembling, knocks al
 Deaths dark portal Is proudly mustered in.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-30
HOPE EOK TNE HOKSE.

At the present rate of change the time does not seem to be far distant when that friend of man, the horse, will cease to be drudge and become the noble, high spir- ited animal we see in pictures. Already electricity is taking him away from the street railroads, and if a Baltimore man can do what he says he can the horse loads on the highways. The Baltimore man has invented wagon which carries its own motive-power with it in the shape ofsa ten-horse power gasoline engine under its floor. On the side of the engine is a solid metallic fy-wheel forty eight inches in diameter. Resting against the fiat sur face or side of this fy-wheel is 8 friction wheel, whose circumference is of leather, which revolves at right angles to the fly wheel. A similar friction-wheel, being on the same shaft, revolves in unison with the
 first friction-wheel, and turns 8 metal disk in the same way that the f1ywheel turns the first friction wheel. The metal disk in it's revolutions works a chain similar so oAoJSio Sh1Ahs PoeSih5 oiouH1 a tootted wheel which is fixed to the hind hub. By the mechanism used the power is not transmitted from the fy-wheel by means of belt, as is customary, but from the fiat side of the fy-wheel to the friction wheel. To regulate the speed the shaft around which the friction-wheels revolvs can be adjusted so that the first friction wheel can be moved from the circumfer- ence of the fy-wheel toward it's center, while the second friction-wheel moves nearer the circumference of the metal disk. The gasoline, contained in tank under the rear seat of the wagon, is fed to the engine by means of air pressure. Under the front seat is tank of six gallons ca- pacity, which is the quantity required for days supply. The steering apparatus is very simple.
 It is asserted that this machine can be operated at an expense of one cent an hour and that it can attain a speed of twenty miles an hour. The cost of it is only $500 and it will not have the collie, as horse may.