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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30

rough packers 81 6Oa5 10; mixed Is 15a5 30;
pril1e heavy weights s. 35a5 60; light 50 W
as 10; grassers 81 5Oa4 10.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
loco head; market 20130c lower; natives
- 50a5 so: FED Texans - 25a4 10; westerns
s. 2Oa4 40; lambs g 25a6 90
EAST LIBERTY, PA, August 29.-Cattle--
Receipts $50 head shipments ,265 head;
market, steady on prime at about last
weeks prices, other grades slow ana 20c.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head; market steadier; Philadelphias
$ 25a5 30; mixed 8 l5a5 20; good to best
Workers 81 90a5 10; grassers 81 5Oaa4 20.
Sheep-Receipts 5,4OO mead; shipments
1900 head; market very dull; 10 to l5c. OIL
from last weeks prices.
CINCINNATI, O., August 29-Hogs, dull
and lower: common and light e 75a5 %;
packing and butchers "a 65a5 %. Re
ceipts, 1900 head; shipments, l,OOO head.
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PETROLEUM.

New York, August 29.-The petroleum
market opened steady, declined &c on
small sales and closed steady. Pennsyl-
vania oil spot none. September opening
and highest 55}zc; lowest 54}Ic closing at
$3.50. Sales 5000 barrels.
on CRY, PA, August 29.-Petroleum
opened and highest 5535c lowest, and closed
55Lc. Sales 2l,0OO barrels clearances
1000 barrels; shipments 1926 barrels;
runs IA, 343 barrels.
PITrsBURG, PA, August 29.-Petroleum
opened and highestj555c; lowest, and closed
55Lc
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We could not do that now, and cons'-
Quently do not extend the invitation.
Ii would be obviously doubtful courtesy
10 ask him TO take up his quarters
where his every action would be sub
fect more or less 10 the observation OF
the members. Iwant to say, however,
that II Mr sullivan is invited to the
club hy any member, as he undoubtedly
will be, we shall see that he gets every
convenience and courtesy In our power.
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53utlrnnos,
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway.
Time Table 10. 3 70 take e1ect l2:0l a. M,
July "a, 1892

Leave Wheeling--5.5J, t7:l5, t7:30. $500,
$3.50. -9:45 1000, -ll:O0A m, tl2:Ol. 'le:l0,
100 $500, $500, $500 1900, 'I:b5 1000, 1913,
$500 $500 800 p. N.
Leave Peninsula-t5:56. t1.2t t7:SS, ss:o6,
1913 4g:5l sl0:Us. <lI:OS a. m, +l2:U7 'l2:ls,
s:OS F2:Os s3:OS $3.50. si:0S, 1901 zoos f1:2l,
sos $500 1886 ?. m.
Leave ". Il l.. t. Junction-s5b7, +6:0S IS: 50,
+lU:42A m. $3.50 +5:27 t6:+5. ts:21, ti0:42 ?. IN.
Leave Laughhns MIll-'5:3O p. m.
Leave De Hass Crossing-T7:S, 's;So a. m,
tl:X7. 1927. f5:39 y. N.
Leave Martins Feuy-so:o3. +6:l4 $500
1855. s9:aJ. 1850 +l0;(S 'll:30 g. M, 1880
tl:aO. 1890. t3:3, $3.50 S4:jS 1888 1873 900
10 ~ $3.50. $3.50 tl0:lsp.m.
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph Office AZ Wheeling is the Standard
Time.
Aule&d j. +. TAUeSlG, Superlnten1ehI
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DR.. Woods Norway Pine syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker than any
other remedy, because it combines the
lung healing quality Of the pine tree
with other valuable medicines. Sold
by all dealers on a guarantee Of salts
faction.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, August 29.-Csttle - Receipts
10000 head: shipments 5000 head; market
steady; prime 10 extra native steers - GOA
%; others % 90a4 10; Texans g 30a2 80;
rangers - 75a+ Is.
Hogs-Receipts, II, 900 head; shipments,
1000 head; market active and 10c higher;
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Metal Market.

New York August 29.-Pig iron, steady
at $l3 GOALS 80. Copper, dull; lake gil 3On
II 60. Lead, firm: domestic 81 lOai 70 lin,
steady; straits, $40 45a2O %.
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CNurutto1tnl.
Se6Gin COllegiat8and Shorthand Institute
No. 81 Seventeenth Street

This long established school for the thorough
instruction OF Young Ladies and ChhdIeh IN
the English Branches, Languages, etc, reopens
in all departments
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1899.
Miss E. Zelda Blanchard, an eminent Plan
ista and Vicliniste, is the Precepress OF Music
which here receives special attention, students
receiving FULL hour lessons and advanced as
rapidly as safe progress will permit
payand night classes in Bookkeeping double
entrS. shorthand and Typewriting
For circular and terms call on or address
MISS PAULINE II. SEGClN,
au95as4b Principal.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, 2as l-2 Per Cent.-Governments.
Dull aud Steady-StOCks, LOwer-Fiour,
Steady-Wheat, Higher.
EEw YoRE, August 2Q-Mouey on call
easy at PAS percent; last loan at Pa per
cent, closed ~ per cent Prime mercdu-
tile paper 4a6 per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet out tirm at 1864 afotl.
GovF8NNENrS-Duu anu steady.
F0urs Registered. ............... .,1l5l2
Eours Coupon. ............. ..........l l25l
FoUr-2rG-a-half Registered. ..lOl
Pacific Skies of q5...................lUI
SrArES-DUll and steady.
RAILK0ADs-Very dull; sales 1851 600.
SrOcNs.-The hank statements issued To-
day, while having little or no effect a. the
time of issue, upon further study show
that the funds of the banks are being de-
pleted az a rapid rate and borrowers are
uow looking FOR an almost certain advance
IN money rates. This condition was the
moving influence in the stock market to-
lay. With the usual result OF extreme dull
ness IN the general market and special &C
uvity, acCOmpani9d by falling quotations,
In the few stocks Which the bears were en-
Outraged 20 attack Among those, Louis
Vile and Nashville, Reading, Missouri
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u - Pennsylvania Stations
Vly0RRSgIVdnid LINES.
Trains Run by Central limo.

'IcEEr OTTICEs AT PENssTLVAsIA fTtrtoN %
RITTR ct. IOoT or ELrvYTrm hr.. NHrrLffe,
AZ NcIUBE HOrsE. NHrELIsG, AsD - IHE
PrsVTLvIslA STATTOf. BHfDsTTuHt
eorrH1Isr sYkIEH-" PAX HAEDf.z EOUrT@
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday, April IS, Passenger
Trains will run AS follows: 'Dnily. tDsily
Except Sunday Central Time.
SOUTH BOUND. 3
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GRATEFUL-COMFO9TING.
Epps's Cocoa
RREAKEAST

"By . thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern tue operAuOns Of digestion AGa
nutrition, and Oy careful application OF the
fine properties Of Well-sslecteG Cocoa, Nj. EpPs
h, provided our breakfast tables with deli
c.teiv favored beverage which nay save as
rnanT heavy doctors bills. II Is blythe ludIciouB
us. Of such articles Of diet that constitution
nav be gradually built up until strong enough
~ suotle naladiss are floating around US ready
In attack wherever there is s weak point. We
nav escape many 8 fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood ani prop
srly nourished frame. "-CsVH SsTvsos eeIs'ts.
Sade simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
.nlyin hGlf-pouadtins. by Grocers. lsbsledteus:
IIufe Rps Z "a hoNGoPATHIc CHEAIsTA
Jkn[a lilo SSH Lendsn, England
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Her Confidence W.. Wen Founded.

81 would rather trust that medicine
than ary doctor I know or" says Mrs.
Hattie Mason, OF Chiffon, Carter Co.,
no, 70 speaking % Chamberlain'S Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhUa Remedy. This
medicine can always be depended upon,
even 10 the most severe and dangerous
cases, both for children and adults. %
and 50 cent bottles for sale by Druggists.
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DooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Exc
ID cuted at the REGIsTEE Printing House. Ia
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BRIDGEPUET.

Word was received here by Geo.
Stewart, brother of VIM. Stewart, Of
Stewards Landing, opposite SIStersviio,
tuat another big well came In last Sat
urday, yielding 500 barrels per day.
There are now twelve wells on Mr..
Stewards ground, and from ten to
twenty drilling. The gentleman is
very well known around town here, and
al win DC glad to hear OF his luck,
A cpmplng party composed OF Chas.
Howell, Frank Hathaway, and WIN
kuha returned Yesterday from Sisters
Vile, where they have been for sOme
timo on a fishing expedition.
One OF the chief attractions at the
coal miners picnic, which will be held
at the New Fair Grounds the nth OF
September, will be a foot race between
Ed. Macninch and VIM. Henry.
The Mayor has issued q proclamation
tha, the town be cleaned in view of the
possibility Of cholera reaching this
country.
Howard Martin was arrested yeSter-
day for destruction of property belong
ing 70 David Gartley, Of the West End.
Mrs. George Stewart arrived home
last evening from Barnesville, where
she has been spending the summer.
Miss Katharine Caleb, OF Cleveland,
will arrive in town some time during
the week as the guest Of Miss Couture.
Oae drunk was placed in the lookup
yesterday.
Frank Bags is home from an eX-
tended business trip through the State.
Geo. Kelly and wife spent Sunday in
Sistarsviiie.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
rpAEsnnIn DLVIsfON-

IRAN1DHIV Ut J I0TVNl
For Chicago. 1875 and 1000 %. m l0;Dp m.
daiIy. and 8:e5 o. m daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 7:33 md lO;J1 d. ~, and
1880 p. m. daily.
Columbus ACCOMMODATION, 80 p. M, except
Sunday
m Cisirsvillc Accommodation, 1910 ~ m.
And3Jp ~, except sunday.
IHnfyE.
Chicago Express. IS and $40 a. no. daily,
and 1913 r. n, except sunday, and b:jj ,. n.
daily
daily.
except sunday.
81. Clairsyifls Accommodation, l2:Jj >. IA. aud
b.5S 2. ~. except sunday.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Vednes.
day June /, 1872, trains will run a. folows-
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". IN DIVISION.

w., Z d. DIVISION.
For Plttsburg. G.lO aud - a. m., aud 600 ..
N daily, and Jp. ~. daily except sunday.
FOR PittsburE and tho Bot, 9 % p m. caLy
Washington Accommodation boo B. 10. eG'
cept Sunday.
ATItfgE
From PltlsbUfg. 1890 a. m. daily. ~ q p a.,
except sunday, C.5) and 1910 D. o.. daily.
Washington Acc0mmoistion. 7.il a e. dag
except sunday ,..,.,,
General Passenger Agent Baltimore.
IS. LANE, Wheeling aelf
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II \. FAsE FIylng VItgInlAn.I
vastibule Limited, solid with Dining Car, be-
tween New York, Washington and Cincinnati
Vestibule Sleeper between Washington and
Louisville and Old Point and Cincinnati. Schoi-
ule IN Effect bru1ry 8, 1892. CENTRAL STAND
Avn TTNE; West OF Clifton Forge. EAsrsAH
S-INpARD TIKI: East OF Clifton Fore
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tDaily except SUNDAY.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm GroY
at 9:i3 =. N. and Wheeling ~ 1911 2 n.
Il \. WEtSGgRHER,
Gen. Manager
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SHESAPEAKE d. OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY

". J. ROBINSON. G. P. A.
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2uilrnaS#.
RAILWAY TIME CARD

May p 1892 EXPLANATION or RErERENcE
MARKS: sDuily; rSgndSy excepted. .M0u.
day excepted; Saturday excepted, Sunday
only; Saturday only Eastern standard Tine
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!. INSLY INSTITUTE

WHEELING, w. va
a School for tho Thorough Teaching OF
6oys and Young hen.
The morning call., 1892-09-14
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN.

Six tramps who infest Chinatown were found
guilty yesterday OF being common drunkards
and Judge Love sent them to the House OF Cor.
rectloD for six months.
Inspectors Thomas and Calendar Of the In.
ternal Revenue Service yesterday seized on the
third floor Of 802 Clay street i've fve-tael cans
Of opium and 200 cigars.
George Graham. stenographer aged 35 years
and a native of Scotland, was found dead In bed
yesterday at 800 Mission street. Congestion Of
the lungs caused his death.
jury Ia Judge Sanderson's court awarded
George j. LAWN $4,000 damages yesterday for
personal injuries received from a car owned by
the City Railroad Company.
The Grand Jury met yesterday and examined
President Hyde OF the Board OF Education aud
others connected with that department. re-
port Is expected next Friday.
William Regan. aged 80, a native OF Ireland
and laporer was found dead In bed yesterday
morning AT bis home, 125 Francisco street
hamilton was the cause of death.
charge OF grand larceny against c. z. Grillo
was dismissed by Judge JOachmsen yesterday.
Grillo was wrongtully charged with selling
ehest OF TOOLS belonging TO John Rowe.
social" will be held this evening under the
auspices OF the Pastors Aid Society. for the ben.
efit OF the " elsh Presbyterian Church al Cam.
brian Hall, 1913 Mission street. Tickets, %
cents.
Edward Souline, a gay young clerk. was ar
rested yesterday on a charge OF grand larceny
preferred by NJ J. Morley. While employed by
the Imperial Jewrlry Company he stole several
Burglars are again at work 10 the northern
part OF tie city. Monday night a pane OF glass
was cut out OF the show window of Mayer
shoest0re at Glover and Lenvenworth streets.
Through the aperture 500 worth of shoes were
stolen.
The United States Grand Jury yesterday
brought in four indictments, three of which were
ordered on the secs CT file. The one made public
was that charging All Foo with engaging 10 the
manufacture OF opium without giving the BOND
required by law. His place 10 the Potrero was
raded by revenue officers a few nights ago.
John Lister, the vagrant who accused Police.
men Smith and Knudsen OF trying TO bible him,
ola not leave the city as warned by the Police
judges. He remained around "Bafbaty Coasp'
haunts until yesterday morning when his wife
caused his arrest on charge OF an assault with
deadly weapon. She says he tried to XIII her
with butcher-knife.
De Creayer, who was killed 10 the park By
Police Ofhcer Harper, had his life Insured In the
Fidelity ana Casualty Company for $4,000 His
son harry has sued Tor the amount, and yester.
day the company answered, denying their
liability, on the ground that deceased Violated
bis stipulation with them In unnecessarily ex.
posing his person TO danger by attempting to
Kill tie police officer.
The morning call., 1892-09-14
The HALCY0N CHINAMEN.
United States Officials DO Not Know WI
to DO With Them.

United States Officials DO Not Know What
TO DO With Them.
The nineteen Cinnamon brought from
Monterey by the United States Marshal.
charged with uplawfully landing in the
United States, still langush in Jail.
They are supposed to have been CLAN
destinely landed from the schooner Hal
cyon, suspected TO have been on an opium
smuggling cruise on this coast from Vic
t0ria, b. e.
Yesterday their attorney. Mr.. Riordan.
appeared before United States Commits
siOueT Sawyer to demand their release.
Notwithstanding United States Assistant
District Attorney Witter stated the Gov
eminent had no evidence that the China
men were unlawfu!ly in the United States,
Commissioner Sawyer declined TO take the
responsibility OF ordering their discharge,
and it was agreed TO postpone the further
hearing OF the matter 10 some day yet TO
be set.
An investigation by a CALL reporter de-
Veloped the fact that the District Attor-
Dey's Office proposes to await instructions
from Washington as to the course to be
pursued With regard to these particular
Cinnamon.
The constitutionality of the new Chinese
registration law, IL appears is involved, and
II VIII be questioned 10 their case.
mat law requires Cinnamon arrested un-
DER II 10 make affirmative proof Of their
right to reside 10 tue United States.
IL Is under this law that the nineteen are
held. NV
1t costs the Government $50 week TO
BOARD the nineteen prisoners and as IL will
take not less than six months TO secure an
The morning call., 1892-09-14
CITY-FR0NT NOTES.
Captain Injured-The Tropic Bird Sold
Rescued From the Bay.

A Captain IDjured-Ths Tropic Bird Sold.
Rescued From the Bay.
Captain Mason Of the tramp steamer
Grandholm, now unloading coal at Oakland
wharf, is confined to his cot on the steamer
as the result of falling out of buggy while
al Nanaimo. He broke three ribs and his
collar bone. He stopped at Victoria on the
way down and took ABOARD a surgeon, who
set the bones and under whose care he still
remains.
The barkentine Tropic Bird, formerly
owned By Crawford Y Co.. has been sold 10
j. Pinet d Co. who will continue to run her
in the Tahiti line, having secured the mail
contract from the French Government
First Officer Gregory of the lighthouse
tender ManZanita has been appointed COM
mander OF the vessel. Captain Richardson
and Engineer Land Of the tender left for
the East 10 bring around the new tender
Colum bine
Captain Piummer has been appointed
master OF tho steamer Santa Cruz.
Captain Larsen has taken charge OF the
baTkentine Monitor, vice Iversen.
The schooner Guide, formerly the bay
tugboat Vallejo, lately reported ashore in
Mutiny Bay, has been flOated off with
Slight damage and has proceeded on her
way to San Pedro.
Johnnie Griffiths, one of the many ad-
venturous boys who have taken an in
voluntary header off the seawall, at section
b. now under construction at the old
ferry front, was rescued from drowning yes
terday by Peter Lionel Jackson, news
boy, who jumped In after him.
The morning call., 1892-09-14
YOUNG JESSUP'S ASSETS.
That Doctors Bill Probes the Youth
Habits.

That Doctors Bill Probes the Youths
Habits.
Probably young Richard Jessup. who not
long ago came into property valued at $685.
600, wishes he had paid bill for 5000 pre-
sented some time ago by DR.. E. j. Calvin
for services.
So perhaps do some Of Jessup's friends.
The doctor has been trying to get his
money, and incidentally has splashed up a
good deal of mud.
Jessup cannot be found. SO an order Of ex-
animation issued by Justice Britain to dis
cover what he has done with his money is
useless.
Yesterday the doctor and his attorney ap-
peared in Justice Brttan's court and stated
lis grievances in forcible terms.
In the course OF his remarks he said he
had tried to find some property belonging
TO JesSup, but all he could discover was a
toothbrush, the handle of an umbrella and
forty novels OF the blood and thunder order,
left at the Windsor Hotel, where Jessup
stayed.
Dr. Calvin does not blame Jessup, but
SAYS he is the victim of his friends.
For instance, he quotes the alleged treat
ment Of the lad by MahOney, who employed
Jessup for FIVE years az clerk in hls ONCE
and then claimed $1,000 for services rem
dered him in his suit
MahOney was now swapping his fingers at
the doctor and defying him to reach Jessup.
Last week." said the indignant attorney,
"Mahoney was represented in this court as
out Of town.
"As positive fact know that he was at
that time visiting King McManus In the
Potrero and trying to persuade that gentle
mans pet bear to cultivate taste for steam
beer"
Judge Britain thought it might be well to
locate Jessup and then Issue another order
of examination.
The proceedings were therefore dismissed
without prejudice.
The morning call., 1892-09-14

QUEER FUNERALS.
Some OF the Peculiar O5ssryances OF
Many Natlous.


Some OF the Peculiar Obssrvances OF
Many Natlous.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Mohammedans always, whether In
their own country or in one of adoption,
bury without coffin or casket of any kind.
During the time of the old Roman Empire
the dead bodies of all except suicides were
burned.
The Greeks sometimes buried their dead
in the ground, but more generally cremated
them 10 imitation of the Romans.
In India, up till within the last few years.
the wife, either according to her wishes or
otherwise. was cremated on the same funeral
pyre that converted her dead husbands re-
mains TO ashes.
When child dies In Greenland the ma
tives bury a live dog with it. the dog TO be
used by the child as a guide to the other
world. When questioned in regard to this
peculiar superstition they will only answer:
"A dog can find his way anywhere"
The natives of Australia tie the hands of
their dead together and pull ont their nails.
This is for fear the corpse may scratch Its
way out OF the grave and become vampire.
The primitive Russians place a certificate
of character in the dead persons hands,
which Is to be given to St Peter at the
gates of heaven,
The morning call., 1892-09-14
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. l2
Summary OF THE MARKErA

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept 12
SUMMARY OF THE MARRErA
Silver still irmer.
Flour weak and quiet
Wheat, Barley ana Oats weak.
Corn and Rye neglected.
Mustard Seed stiff
Hay market choked
Beans rapidly declining.
Dried Peas nominal.
Potatoes IN good demand.
onions doing better.
Poultry slightly higher.
Butter weaker
Eggs steady.
Ordinary Cheese easy.
Extracted Honey very firm.
Fr esh and Citrus Fruits quiet
Dried Fruits aud Nuts unchanged.
New Raisins steady.
Hams. Bacon and Lard weak.
Hops firm but dull
Hides Inactive.
Good Wool sells fairly.
Grain Bags unchanged.
Coffee quiet and easy.
Canned Fruit firm.
Coal not firm.
Beef steady. Veal and Mutton weak.
Wheat freights declined.
The morning call., 1892-09-14
General Merchandise.

BAGS aicuttas. 5ss@5s4c; Wool Bags, s6@3Sc.
CANNED FRUITS-The movement eastward is
brisk and prices firm. Apricots 81 SO; Peaches,
81 1891 IS; Pears. 81 70Gl so; White Cherries.
So 20; Black Cherries. So: Pums. 81 30Gl 80.
CANNED VEGErABLES-New pack Tomatoes,
85c; Peas Sl@l IL u dozen.
cOFFEE-tasy. but no lower. Trade dull at the
following quotations; 2l@2ls4c for good to prime
Costa Riea. free from black beans: iaI2@20lac
for good Costa Rica. mixed with black beans; 1919
@lS1ac u 10 for good washed salvador: lSI2c q 10
for good uuwashed salvador. Nicaragua and Guate-
maa: 22c y 10 tor prime washed Guatemala; 20 40
The morning call., 1892-09-14
Ancient Fruit.

1t Is said that we are indebted to the
P0mpeians for our knowledge of fruit
canning. When excavations were first
made on the site Of the old city jars
OF figs were discovered by party of Amer
leans. When these were opened the con-
tents were found TO be as perfect as when
poured into the jar nineteen centuries be-
fore. Investigation showed that the fruit
had been put into in the jar when heated
and sealed over after the steam had been
allowed to escape. The following year saw
the establishment Of canning factories all
over the United States.
The morning call., 1892-09-14

represented by two medalliops lately found
In small house in Pompeii. The 81.
James Gazette says that they resemble ia
almost every particular the miniatures
OF the twelfth century which
are TO be found at the head OF the manu-
scripts of the works Of the poets, and adds:
This goes to prove that the mini lures
were made from similar originals. lie Is an
interesting fact that the two poets should
thus early have been placed on a similar
redesfsl of hnnnrb