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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-02
eaRM FOB SALE.

on Sargent farm, situated about
t. rom West Randolph on the
r. Il, containing about one hun
d nty acres. The farm has a
g ct, sugar orchard, good APP
p RAJ is well supplied with water at
b arm; farm in good condition
a bu iuss in good repair. Enquire of
81 on the premises, or Of James
hu njnsOn West Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-02

FOR SALE-One OF the best located and
most c nveDiently built residences in
Bethe VI lage. l3rooms, adapted for eth
e. one ar Wo tenements. Splendid water
up stars and down. Large barn with
basetn ~ derneath. Large, never-freez-
ing &c la under house. Built in 1885.
Part 1 purchase money can remain on
mortgage. Inquire of Guy Wilson. II.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-02

Owing To poor health, l will sell my
farm Gaysville village, known as the
Henry CO.. ard farm. A very desirable
chance. s.. c. HARRINGTON, Gaysville, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-02
Fne mp Durham Farm for Sale.
One hundred and eightY- five acres. two

story t'us,, three good barns, running
Wafer house and barns. Last season cut
2 ~ OF nay, raised 235 bu. corn, 50 of
o 55 otatoes and $50 OF India wheat.
On or miles from G. V. Il. r.. and five
n is 0m iethel village, one of the best
r. n. 1000 CORDS of poplar wood,
ei NY for farm. Must sell. Ad-
d WILLIAM BROOKS,
Hu re- Of Fred Arnold.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-02
IA MS FOR SALE.

FOa SALE. The best farm, with the best
firm buildings in Stockbridge. Known
al the r. mt farm. SILAs HOLLAND, Stock
bridge, VI Apr. 1.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-02

evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-10

OtiOf6 ana -fIttf. est medicine known; ask
druggists for WOODS PHosPHoDINE: if he offers
some worthless medicine in place of this, leave
his dishonest store. enclose price in letter ana
81: six, SIS; one will please, six will cure; pam
phlet in plain sealed envelope, stamps; address
WOOD CHEMICAL CO.
131 Woodward avenue. Detreit Mich.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-10
Great Rock Island Route
TO THE EAST.

Best Dining Car Service in the World.
The Rock Island is foremost in
adopting any advantage calculated
to improve speed and give that lux
ury, safety and comfort that popular
patronage demands. Its equipment
is thoroughly complete with vesti-
buled trains. magnificent dining
cars, sleepers and chair coaches, all
the most elegant. and of recently i'm
proved patterns.
Faithful and capable management
and polite. honest service from en-
ployes are important items. They
are double duty-to the company
and to travelers-and it is sometimes
task difficult of accomplishment.
Passengers on this line will find little
cause for complaint on that ground.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-10

Continued on Seventh Page.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-10
REMEMBER

The Great Rock Island Route runs all
regular trains to Englewood subur-
ban station. close to Worlds Fair
grounds, and you can save time and
trouble by getting of at that point
and avoid the crowd in the city.
For full particulars as to tickets,
maps, rates, apply to any coupon
ticket office in the United States,
Canada or Mexico, or address:
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
Genr Tkt. 6 Pass. Agt.. Chicago, III.
Z. ST JOHN, Gent Mgr. Chicago. Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-10
WOODS PHOSPHODINE,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and perma.
nently cures all forms OF
Nervous Weakness, Ennis
sions, Spermatorrhea, I'm.
potency and all effects of
abuse or eZcesses; been
prescribed over IS years
in thousands of cases; is
the only reliable and hon
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-10

The Question of Opening the Columbian
Gates on Sunday, Fully and Entertain
ingly Discussed-From Moral, Financial
and Practical Points of, View.
A week ago THE ARGUS addressed
letters to the clergy of Rock Island
soliciting opinions on the question of
Sunday opening OF the Worlds Col
umbian exposition, and in reply there
to the following expressions have
nave been received:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-10
Rev. j II. Kerr.


am unqualifiedly opposed to open
ing the fair gates on Sunday. L have
carefully followed the discussion of
this question since it began over a
year ago. do not see how any one
can defend the vacillating conduct of
the local directory in dealing with it.
They are overwhelmingly in favor
of opening the gates and they ought
to have definitely settled the uues-
ton in SO far as they could long ago.
Their course is well characterized
by the New York Independent in the
following words: ut is perfectly
plain to anybody who knows the first
principles of ethics that to accept
the federal appropriation. promise to
comply with the condition attached.
and then. after the money is spent,
deliberately violate the condition is
dishonest. The talk about returning
a portion of that appropriation if the
, 1893-07-26

ipunoen un6 gc9en liebenbun6ert SUB lang,
Der Wunb lit melt g%eOffnet, uno Dor bcm7
lelben liegt cine lGnglide Sigur, Die ent>
icbie6en elm 81 borItcut. Inter BEN GGtez
iten Mertfanern mar Sic S6lange OaS bic
roglppbiicbe 3eidcn fir ben @ebanfen Ser
y3eit", genalt 10 pie bel Diclen G0lfcrn bcS
OftenS int 9(ltertbum, belonoerS bel ben
alien Qte9pptcrn.
Sopan pber Gobalt, ltrnlat un6G olenque
finb bic tptcbtigiten Der bis iebt entbeften
tooten Gtelen1tGote. 9aS erItgcnanntc
ltc9t an benz 9lei6nami9cn SIulie, einem
ltOlicben QueIarme oeS Wontagua, Ser
nabe BET Smoa in Die Bal BON 6pnoiras
front, unb Stuar oberbulb Bet SGue, bic
Der 6luB biloct, nit Dem 8ette beiielben
taft parallel. 8oIenque lit inn mertta7
ntlcben Staate @btapa in Der gtGbe zines
SettenarmeS bes lltiumaitnta 9~eIe9en,
ltrlnal eintge Otctlen iiibli9 bon Wfcrioa
IN Yufatan. Die gefunbener Helte iinb an
allen bret Srten BURGLARS matchmaker
iibereinitimmenb !; in Gopan fGut porncbmz
ltcb Elm pblonger Sen1pel alf, Ser riefige
Nlsmeilngen uno DteLe @DtterbiIoer NIT
elmer reicben Sculptltr seigt; bic 9roBen
8cbdube ld1alen aIe nob S~onnenunter>
gang, unb beipnbers bic Qlltdre itno reid
nit 9telteffiguren geibmitdt. 9luS 8oz
Ienque bertdten bic &eilen6er, 6as bic ltl1z
gebeuer LANCE SOrberieite elmer Euine DOL
li9 nit &eliefbtLbern bcbedt tpar uto gum
She'll no1 lit. 9ort lab ma beutlicb
Spuren BON rot6er, blouer un6 9elber
Sorbe, aucb ein9eltiir3te uno umge1unfene
Sblrmntaiien itnb nod D%orbanben. Seine
arabeSfcnartt9e Siguren. unb 2tnien be-
tpunocrt man bcionoers in 1rntaI, iibri=
gems ebenba benlclben Hetcbtbum al Studz
arbeit unb &eLiefbilberu. 8ebauene Stetnc
lte9et ilberau lumber, un6 bic Sb0nbeit
Der 8ropprtionen, Die Ginfabbeit un6
feuibe OeajeitGt Der Srnamente tptro bon
allen Joribern gerii6mt. @albed tpie
Stephens ftel b%eionbcrs etn boppelfopft9es
ungebeuer, aus etnem Stein geformt, auf,
ferner cine Sbterftgur, Bic 8ci6e fir einen
@~lepbanten bielten. Q(u9 in ben Nutneu
bon Mlapapan fanb man 6Gmoniibe Sc
ii5ter, iopie l1eberbletbieI bon rotber, GEL
BET unb blazer Sarbe auf moiaifarti9en
8%erSterungen, bic nur bon elmer Wetiterz
bano %enttporfen uno ausgefihrt 1et1t tonn>
ten. 9tabe Balenque entoedte oer oft gez
nannte StepbenS cine &olo1ialitdtue bon
III SUB 2Gnge, bic nocb ieiner Q(niibt
gGn5ltb Elm d9pptti6eS @cprGge Set9te unb
10 Dor5i9Iicb 9eorbeitet mar, yoaB iie iib
NIT 0en i30niten Sun6cn 6es Nltert6umS
perglcicben IGBt".
ts6luB fOrat)
Wonnirtauf 6aS Nben6blatt Ser SQinots
Staots@ 3ettung. BretS l Gent.
, 1893-07-26
2NQrRf6eri6f
Gbtcaap. 26. G

w w y W ~ Sutl|
TGl9enbe Greile purbeu BEL gr0Beren
Yartteen e%rSielt:
Butter, bette Creamery gGaarc 49,
0c1, quite 18(019c, mittclmdBgc 16(G
l7c. 9atrD, GooleD's bette 16-163, init
tclgute uno quito 149@15, friieber Bod:ng
Stod 140-c, quite unb bette y92oa"-c.
8uttertn, bette Creamery 17c, rcc6t
lbOne 15!c, Dairy 124c uno 1870 fir bic
bette; in yNOus" pber tleinen @ebinben &c.
mcbr.
Saie, bette sun Gream G6eoburs"
80S4c, v5tpinS" TO-, Ooung 9lntericd
9(083c, ySfimmc6"-@-c, nacbgemocbz
ter Scbpeiser HOBO, v8rtd" 8@83c,
0imburger 94@10.
@ter, gon3 frtl6e -@123c 6aS 0b6.
Sbit, gebDrrtcS: Aepfel, tInitlt9 &C.
trodnete 73@10c bas gfo., an Der Sonne
gebOrrte nOroIibe 5063c, 4firiicbe 5(06c,
8roubeeren 6(07c, 6tmbecren 23@243c;
GoLtfornii6eS: 2tprifoien 14016c, nicbt
gei5dlte Yfirlicbe SOLE, geibGlte 900
24c; Ylaumen 9(013c; GoIinen: Qonbon
9oDers 81 .65@2.OO oas &iitbcn, Wusfaz
teller $1.2501.3 30, Goie 406e.
81 It, trtlcbcs Nepfcl So .50(02.65 un6
$A-dC\Vt'OOt ~ ltuu UtC quit OulIQIeu
81. 0001,25, @itronen 81. 5000 90, Sloriz
bacrS rongen 2 .25(02. 80, @robeeren $1.OO
@$1.75 in "a Bints, Stacbelbeeren $1.5O
@2.00 per Is Quarts, 6tntbeeren,
i9tpar3e, $1.0O01.25, rotbe, $1.25@1.75
8rombeeren $1,000, 8firiide nit
loiem &ern g 81 4O@4Oc, gelbe Gepans
75o@$1.OO, 8faumen GA Gts.) 5000
$1.25.
&artoffeIu: Nele 9earleB s.
@-.1,Trtump6s 81. 5O(01 SO, Stole $1.65
@1.90, GarIp Obto 81. DOL so; Galtforz
nii3e Snomlatcs oOer Stole @ 6oS
SaB.
@efIiigeG, Gebsn6ise: GurfeD 10
Ollie; 6iibner: 6ennen 11@113c, Sabine
o.; @ntcn 5000; @Gnie, leben6ige
nit ben 9an3en Seberlt, $3.OO(06.OO per
9ubenb. Spring GbtdenS" 124o@- bas
gfun6.
81 ii Re: @eiBfraut aus Sutnois
65@75c; ct. 2out1er ST. OO(01. 80; rothe
ooer gclbe i3tpiebeln 1.75@2.00 Der Sad;
iu19e Mobrriiben 2O(025c basObb.; iungc
tpetBe Gitben o., Scuerie -(050c
bas 9ubenb, iunge !3tpiebeln $1.50 per
8ui6eI, rotbe &iben 35(04Oc bas GiItden,
Spargel 60@65c per 3@8uicbclz &iItdben;
8lumenfobl 40@$1.50 6aS &iitben
Speet g OtatDes aus SIinois So. OO(02.5O
bas SAB. Gomoten 35c, @9Oc. ben vGrate."
8btSteD: $1.12.
8Obnen: 8eite Stables 81, $50,
m%tttel9ute $1.70(01.75, nit Scr Maicbine
geretnt9te $1.60(01.70.
, 1893-07-26
Nuf Ger 86rfe

Ser 8eiscnmarft er0ffnete heutc Morgen
tpetcbeno unO brac6tc Beisen i'm Septcmbcre
termtn 668@66, per 9eScmber 73(0724.
Gorn mar matt SIT 393@394 per Sep
TENDER.
Safer I'M Sulitermin &C, i'm September
tcrmtn 244@235.
S9wcinefeiib per Septembcr Ie6lo8 =;
S6maIS 1O.O23@9.95 &ippen 5000
, 1893-07-26
Oeutlther mtnf. g

&un0e SD bin iebt piel ntagerer ais
truber u S6nciocr: v@ieleicbt bdrmell
Sic it6 oaritber 10 ab, baB Sic mir Sic
leBte Gecbnung np3 ntcbt besablt bdben! !"
, 1893-07-26
3lt 1nietbett aelnht.


* eiu9t SroBes bellies Simmer, lpenn m6Qlib
nit SberIidt, fir pbotograpbiI9e 3tpede. 3%lpiidbert
@uis unb StoHeg Sslonb @pe. iiibli6 Don 81. StraBe.
Carl 9teuffen, {. 0. untOeriitp Of @biea9o.
, 1893-07-26
NbenOblatt ger 81. Stats 3eituuo
lift in ben unten onsssebensn Ssi4aftsu gu boben:

1T in ben unten onee9ebenen SeI10fteu su bobeu:
NoroIeite. rs p:
G.. 6elnmer, 1899 &iucoln @pe. tr
q. 6. stephan. 1850 &iucoln Nps.
4o3 SrpB Mbe.
A02 8toScOe Bonleoarb. H.E.
u. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont goe. .,E.-
g. Splbnan. 1744 glorf Str.
6. 81. Wppre, 42 Sincpln 9tue.
SEN 9tolabs. 4S5 &iucoln Ape.
6. u. 9ap. $40 Sincplt Ao..
s5raut @agusr, 597 2iuroln aoe.
Soiepb Ntunt, TAT Sincoln @pG. }aN-
s. 9teuDanS, $40 &incoln Mos. Il
@H. So9Ier, 1917 2incoln Aue. j..
80. Betting, 1926 Glart Str.
6a.ber. 457 @larf Str. E
6rou &inoemoun, 42l @Iart Ctr wHs y
u. VI. g0r, 33 GIart 9tr. u 49," vso.
%. q. Wpnep, 267 @Iort Str. i
N. Serlnaun, 161 @Iort Str.
s. &. 9eser, 513 Start ctr.
8. 9e9ner, 590H 6lart Gtr. ~.
&oono 8rpS. ,.
g. 9Uppntonn, s67 GIart ctr.
s. GMitb, 9S1 GIort ctr.
Srau 6. MaIter, 453 mems Ctr .
%. 9eutbsrfpro. 500 93sls Ctr.
SurnbuG, 545 @eaS ctr.
W. g.. S1mi6t $50 MeGs Ctr.
s. M. Glpeet, 707 @eGS Str, ak
Sobu Storr, $50 MeQs Str.
9. @nrrie, sos Mgeas Str.
6. SieIe. 34 Weas Str.
9. 9iner. 800 1aen8 ctr.
Sruln, 19 g9eHS ctr. r~et
Snbu Bert. 141 WeQs Str. .4a.
Sohn 8udlep, 2l1 @5eas Str. .-
Srau 6. SpbniOu, 27S @eas Str. '-'
6. gBaciu8. 100 MSeas Str. "s< Is
8. Sallor, 1888 @Geas ctr. 'FI
g. Seriau, 80 QDens Str. ,.
8. meber, 1876 &orra6ee ctr. .s.
Spffmealt, 464 2arrabee str.
6. Berger, SIT Gotrabre Ctr.
Srau s.. Wtoraon, 225 9ioiIinn StA
3be @olumbus, $40 9ieiIton Str.
g.. @}. @Btte, 4OTM 9tpiliou Str.
9. 6. 9telIDn, 1874 9ibiiion Ctr.
g.. GuberIpu, 3l7 StotIiDn ctr.
$. Wtiiaer, 81 @iQop Ctr.
8. U. Gbmault, GO WtQop ctr.
8. SGurtel, 81 State Ctr
s. 4. 2iebl, 255 GIeOelaub Mpe.
S. Stburt, 1851 Stb9tpid ctr.
90. 8. Wtebier, 5S7 Se6otpid Str.
81. Gnqel, 396 Seo9lpid ctr.
Sreufer, 22 Sebalpid Str.
SpDn Steiu, 294 Seo0ipit Ctr. ..
9ttties, 262 Sebgluid ctr.
g.. 6. 4utnort. 249 Glpbourn MpG.
8opter. 403 GlDbourn Noe.
q Mae,s 9oa Grnho,rr 0lno
u. Us. S9Iid, "a Glpbourn MnG
@ ccbrohox Ola mnrtot az.
0,n,chIoh O. N,on,,u5o,, or mox,.. mL
cortc,hsro 91o g0rtor etr
9 Grno,, 100 Eo,tor CIV
Sr0I Wt. Gubu, AZ Gltgenie StE.
gu9. Stranger 50 Gu9euie ctr.
@bas. @6beL 1l6 Guoeuie Str.
SWoietteo
auditorium Sotel.
@ictpria s1ptel.
Welliuutou 0pteL
2eIoub SuteL,
WcGpns Sptel.
Serinotou SonteL
80 6nuore6 CTR
81 glbolus 5tr
III Wou N,ren CIR
40 e,orri5nr CTR
III S,orri,nn CTR
S,orf 3otpr NJ ctr rrb 0aoho5b Nn.l
-
%SeNlet1e'
GcnO, 1869 10. NORTH Ipe.
, 1893-07-26
@runheigentbum
Enrnlen.


On 6ertoufen: 93:4der=6orm IN @isrouFu. nabe
- Otouitou; quite Se6duoe. Sbitgort9u. 1920.
Wtiiusberg, 282 0u[rpautee Ape.
Qu p%ertaufeu poer fir StaDteiqentbum su psttau.
~ ibeu: Cine Sorm nDn l20 @deru. 40 Stid 9ieb.
4 Yferbeu. g9d9en uub ~idmmtlideln Sorngsrdtb. 9sad-
5ufraeen bel @m. 8pB. Be Blue SsIau6 aDe. 20ll7t
, 1893-07-26
SoScS=Wnsei9e

6reun6eu uno 9efannten Die trauri9e gsafrid5t, baR
nnler 9eIiebter Batter SObatm WuIinp I'M alter BON
SO Sobren. 3 Monatet unb Id So9en ieliQ i'm 0erru ente
l6lafet lit. 9aS gegrG6ntB finoet itott am 90nnerItaq,
ben "a Suli, 2 1br gtodmittags, bonn Srauerbnuie No.
81 Noble Str. mad 9roCclaub. Tim title SBeilnobme
bitten
&nniia, SOpbid, &eimtidJ, &inoer; @Dos.
&raic, Nug. 8oItmonu, Dora Wulipm,
26ll2t SdtpieQertluoer.
, 1893-07-26

On pertaufen: Saloon nit &eIt0nrant uno
~ nloblirten 3immern, ooer aud 4artner, ba i9 anoere
Sei1dfte gu belorgeH babe.
24tl3t 9 Eiftb Qoe.
, 1893-07-26

On pertanten: &n g8irtbe neutrality-suspicious.
~ nmitGtoe bal6er lit bas Salappoia Spule fIr $500
Cab 81 babeu. GboS. Yraetorius.
24jI4t 1889 Wilnautee Mpe.
, 1893-07-26

5reun6cn nuo 9etonnten Die trourioc gtudridt, bos
nnler 9elte6tes SD6terben @erna 2ltguIta i'm 3ortef
Utter BON I Wonateu unO 6 3a9en ieli0 entialafeit 1T.
9eeroi9un9 ftnoet itatt 9onueritag gt16mittoe 2 ubr
trauerttoeu gltern
Sram; lnb @cIenc SprcSnc; 5raua, SoiIp,
26jl2t unO 8ar6ora 9obolstn. Srobeltern.
, 1893-07-26

On pertaufeu; Giue 9ut9ebenoe 8aderei nit gl-
~ tenn ETero uno 9Sagen biatg Degen Abreiie. 25O9
9. SalIteb Str. 2liI7t
, 1893-07-26
MGste.


SCr. g. 6. 9auier, Srauenarat Seburtsbelferin, o
y Nells Str. SftIce=StuupeH BON "a uDr Nadm.
Si1M
, 1893-07-26

Mbonnirta uf 6aS N~ben6blatt ser SQinois
Staats@ 3eitung. 8retS | Sent.
, 1893-07-26

CUR geauelnli6feit uuIersr onseieenben Sutlben bober
mir nit ben unten 9enaunten Serreit Gin @btommeu ue
lpereen su 6enieiber Yreileu, aIs menn bieIelben brett in
Der EXPEDITION Der Sl,tpis 5taotsseitulu oboeoebeu
lperoen; Nn5ei9en isuir Announcements t6llieI ali 6ieIcr
tperneE.
, 1893-07-26

On Oerfaufeu biniQ: SEter SalpOn uuo 9eltaiI=
~ ration pegeH Observation-Disclosures. Wietbe
tIleortg. gtah5ufra9en 3O3S Inb 3OS5 Sib State
StraBe. 20l7t
, 1893-07-26
MDblirte 3imlner.

3u u%erfaHfen: gferSe, &ibe, SunOe ,e.
Duoerfaufeu II: gu99D Nnb GurreD in outer
- @erfaiuug, bllig. g. .. 5pr 1877 appa6ale,
eoot 90, 81. 7op,balp
d oertoufen: Nus9e5ei9neteS 9uaap=gfero,
~ 5 Sabre alt; %feblerfret. Wou obreiiire: ii. 6. 9pr
49, aoOubale. 9eot 3d. 81. 7ap, ban
, 1893-07-26

Die iterbli6en l1eberrcite N6clbcibS b.
2etten tparcn in Der Somiltengruit auf benz
&ircbDofe bes 0orfe5, Dem Qcttcn6ofcn 3uz
gcb0rte, b~etgeicBt iporben, al Dem Sooc
uno betna6e 5u oerielben Stun0e, Ri mel
cher Die Gllert 9e5offt batter, itc brGutlicb
geicbmildt Dor Ben QIltor Ser &ircb. tmretel1
5u ieben, in Der nun 0te So6tenfeier fir iie
a6gebdlten tparb. 8alo mach 8eenoiouno
Der o%ltlteren Gcremonie serltrelte ii6 bic
Irauerpcr1alnntlltu8 nacb duen9ticbtungen,
benu man cnlpfanO, baB bier Elm Sal Dor
Liege, BET tpelcbem man Der 6omtlic 6urcb
Sbpetgen unb 3uriGDaltung oie 9r0ptc
g8obltbat e%r!peiic, mas freiltcb nibt aus
icblOB, oaB man i'm UNI 10 leb6atter error
terte, iobalo man itcb uubeobaobtet" BON cis
mem oer Nngcb0ri9cn g%laubte. Die Qnz
gabe bet SooeSuriacbe Ser icb0nen iu0enb>
Iicbcr1 8raut ittcB Oocb alf argcn 3neife(,
uro ieIbit Die iicb in Der ltmgcgeno Dcrbrcis
tenoc gtabrtcbt, Or. Boomer let qefdnolicb
Nin5eaogen uno lOQe logar ibon QeitGnpio
lein, pernocbte nidbt bic llnglGubi0cn Ill
befe6ren. 6atte man boc6 lc6r 1p0bl bes
merit, baB in Der Samilic be3 8aronS lclbit
ficb sipet o0cr cigentlic6 orct 8artcicn oc.
bil6et Dattcn: 9lntIG9er, 8crtbcioi9cr unb
GcbipantenGe.
Q8ornbed, Scr nit fori9enoen Blidcu
Die W2eiulIng leDeS Gin3clnclI All crflnoen
bemiibt gciDeien mar, bate mQncbcs gEOrt
urb man9en Bid aufgefauger, bic ieincm
The morning call., 1893-02-28
SMOkELESS COAL.
No Trace of Smudge Left by an In
yentiOn Just Patented in Berlin.

no trace OF Smudge Left by an In
yention Just Patented in Berlin.
The problem Of the smoldering combus-
ton Of coal Is said to have been solved by an
invention which has just been patented ia
Berlin, and which is thus described by
German correspondent of London news
paper: AT the furnace-dOor there is a
movable pear-sha2ed apparatus, consist
Ing principally of fire chamber lined with
friedrich. One aperture of this hollow pear
opens III the direction OF the axis Of the
boiler into the mouth OF the hitherto EN-
plOyed furnace, from which tie fre-Crates,
bridges. ETC.. have been removed. The
opposite aperture of the hollow pear Is in
tended to admit current of air. BY means
OF an ingenious automatic continuance, coal
dust. supplied through funnel placed
above the current OF air. is continually con-
veyed into the current of air and thence in
to the fire chamber, where it is Immediately
brought into combustion by means of a
small ire which is placed there.
Whenthis has once taken place the coal
dust conveyed by the current Of air contn-
ues 10 burn IN one regular. intense flame.
The current Of air which brings the coal
dust into the apparatus is regulated SO as
merely TO convey The dust thither, whereas
the further supply Of air necessary for a
combustion Is sent Into the zone of combus-
ticD a right angles and in radiatlng Jets. BY
this arrangement the coal dust and the air in
the zone of combustion are intimately and
thoroughly mixed, while the speed of the cur
rent which introduces the coal dust is dimin-
ished. 1t will thus be seen that the combus-
ton of the coal which this method produces
is extremely thorough for each particle of
fuel floats in the air and Is brought into
contact with the oxygen necessary for its
combustion. sc that it is totally consumed
the moment ii enters the sphere of com mus
ton. The proof of its being totally con-
sumed is seen in the fact that not even
trace Of smoke Is perceptible."
The morning call., 1893-02-28

violently to one side without intending to-.
lie is always smoking a poor brand Of
cigarette and is bois'erous and unconsider-
ate to degree. But he has as much right
as anybody to be there and fishes up dirty
nickel to validate 1t.
But the weil-bred woman is joy forever
to the much-abused conductor. She is not
afraid oil the conveyance to begin on. and
Is temperate in her indications and logical
In placing herself. She never stops On the
wrong side Of the street and then either
gives the conductor g0rgon stare or runs
painting after the car; she Is easy in her
movements and waits until tile car has
come to dead standstill before she gets in.
She never dawdles, either. but Is on with
out waste OF time. She Is dear TO the heart
OF the weary gripman, too, and signals in
diligently and gets off at the right place.
She does not invite gentlemen to give her
seat and she thanks them when they do.
She is SO quietly dressed that few ever
remember having seen her before. She
never discusses her family woes Qf she has
any with a woman at her right, who Is
neighb0r, evidently.
Ii there is panic or a st0ppage Of the
cable. she does not tell in loud voice what
she thinks OF the conductor for this kind OF
management. There isn't a decent-sZed
diamond TO be seen on her, and she may be
rich or poor for all anybody can tell. But
the hard-worked, patient carmen welcome
her, Tor there is peace.
A familiar sight is the energetic mother
of the family of three. She marshals them
before her like a thinned out brood OF
ducklngs. She is materially watchful for
vacant seats for them all, and when once
she has them ensconced, there she insists
that they shall stay, no matter how many
tired women stand around. She generally
keeps on arranging their already oyer-made
toilets and squares herself sideways to curl
'lovey's" hair or to tie precious " sash
again. II the conductor demonstrates about
such large children occupying seats without
paying for them. she threatens to report
him TO the company" and wants to know il
he considers her a person who willfully
preyaricates.
Perhaps it isn't so side-spltting to the
carmen after all
The morning call., 1893-02-28
The Whim of a Rich Man.
St. Louis Giobe-Democr

"Talk about men having fever, hobby,
a favorite pastme and all that sort of
thing" said George Stonestreet of Nash
vile. Tenn, at the Southern yesterday, II
have friend in New York who has carried
the thing to the extremes. He Is Young,
under 80, a bachelor. with more money than
he knows what to do with. He got the
Yachting fever two years ago and 1t has
stuck TO him ever since. He has lovely
yacht that he plays at sailing In the sum-
mer, but in reality pays big salary roll 10
have sailed for bin. That isn't all, though.
He had lovely apartment up on West
Fifty-eighth street and furnished In the
most exquisite taste. He had the whole
thing torn out one day and now his place is
a wonder. Ii Is fitted up In exact imitation
of a most luxuriously appointed saloon on
board yacht. The carpet is so thick that
your feet sink In 1t at least half inch.
All the corners of the room are set with
with heavy dark red plush, and here and
there are round mirrors to serve as port
holes. The table is screwed TO the floor,
and has border around it 70 prevent the
dishes from sliding to the floor. such as are
used on shipboard during storm. Over
the table Is a swinging rack containing the
glassware. and the sideboard is fitted just
as they are at sea to prevent the dishes
from breaking. The piano Is also screwed
TO thelfloor, and the library Is wonder.
All around the room ropes and tackle are
artistically arranged. and IL you were blind
folded and taken in a carriage to the place,
and the bandage removed after you got
into the room, you would swear that you
had been taken to the river and placed on
board q plcasure-yacht. IT'S nice to have
money to crafty all your whims. isn't 1t ?''
A new pharmaceutical bottle has recently
been invented which indicates the hour at
which the medicine Is to be taken.