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, 1893-10-19
Sbmer perlebt.

0urcb etne W2aicbine in 2ttlon's g8urfts
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CHEN unb OaS Iinfe Qtuge 9eblenoet. Wtan
bra9te ben llngladIicben MACH benz WeercD=
0Oiptt0t.
, 1893-10-19
An9ebltde 6efdworenenbeitedun
Sdwere QniduIoi9uu9 9e9en 5wei poli3ifer

Der Ge3tSonipalt Sobn Sones min Sic
@roBgei6pOrenen 81 Deranlaiien iuden,
gcgen 8tpei YDli8iiten uno ntebrere QntpGlte
Nnflagen au erbeben. SoneS pertritt ais
NnpoIt einen Sal, in tpelCbem Ser 9teutez
nant Sbepperb zines angebIicb in Der t6or>
riionitr.e Station Deriibten Nltgriffs beiduls
bigt ipirb. Ser SAL g~elon9te gcitern Dor
gicbter2porS sum Nufruf, SoneS beontragte
cine Bodybuilding Dor elmer SurD. uno Bic
SerDanOlung pur6e auf Deute 9tabmittag
l I1br peri9oben.
Qlntpalt Sones min nun beute beralsz
~9efunOen BADEN, 6aB itcb in ser 0tdbe bes
QlmtslOtals bes &ic6ters 9pons 3ablrcicbe
Bolt5titcn 1T 8iirgerfleioung on9eiammelt
batten unO OaB Die Boli3iiten Swan unb
Nmitetn ale Berionen, Die Der Gonitabler
Oes Gi6terS 2ponS ais @eicbnorcne porz
9elooen bate, 5u beitccben iucbtc, 3u Sum
item 6eS 2ieteltant Sbepperb 3u enticbeioen.
Sin Wtann gtamenS Sadion bat erfLGrt,
baB ibm cine 8clte9unsslumme anseboten
porOen let.
, 1893-10-19

- Ser Getreibe : GommiiiionS6Gn6Ger
SO6n PurOi5, Oeien Office ii4 i'm &opa(
Sniuratce 8uiIbin8 b%efinbet, bat ieine
3d6lungen eingeitelt uno bic @~btpidelun9
ieiner @eidbdfte Der Chicago Tttle & Sruft
so. iibergeben. Die STANDARDIZATION be-
tragen $50 900, bic S9uIbcn etpa 6asz
ielbe.
, 1893-10-19
@~tseomftn eemtraI.somsana.
WooNetd1 DuntnTer.

Srei dol td9tb nab MtIuotfee, 8 ubr gorm. $50
Mbenos lr1o 9 ubr Nbeuos. Ser ueue Sampler ugtr'
0i0ua" nm s rIhr NbeuGS.
Seglt0 TeW SuoIngtou urb WaniItee. 3 Born. I'm
SGiaft1g Iobrt Der Nampfcr um . u1r M6cmo5 40.
Seoen 2Gg Ha9 Gacine. Wilrpoutee, Gbebon9uH, Wta'
nttolpoc, SEemoInee. .Nbnonee. Sturgspu gap uno UteHo'
mlnee I'M 7:30 rbr @beuhs.
Se9ei Seq nocb 6roub Sopeu, Wugfeson, Srnns
RaploS etc. nn 1880 ubr @tbeuo3. omf BEN Heuen Sam'
piern nAtiontn" unb Sin Of Jtoclne."
Yo0 Sreen Ban. GS1ana6n. Wtauiitique rno 2Sae
RortS arr Samitae, 7ubr @benos.
Sonnta9s ousgenDmmeu. Dfiie uub 9ods: Via
sfu1 Osr USidinGn Woe. ;0aprr6
, 1893-10-19

- Sno. Coleman, Elm 8tQeta8ent Der
6. 8, & S.zGobn aus Squatpfa, Su.,
erIog 9eltern Nbeno in ieinem 3trnmer i'm
0e Sofa 6otel an ser %. MfonroetraBe
elmer @asDergtftung.
, 1893-10-19
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.uGusGfaBtenoe Si0e mad, tSrano 9sapt0S,
N!nSFeSon, GctoS e, Sbarienotr, Sronerie
, 1893-10-19

Seit Ser berridte 8%oftoner @el6mafz
Ter JtorcroB ben alien Neip gorfer @eiS=
tra9en &nfiel Sage aus 9eocbe, baB bieier
'9m bon ietnen ptelen Miaionen nid6t tpez
, 1893-10-19

Nbonnirt auf baS N6e16blatt Ser SQinois
Stats 3eitung. Breis1 Sent per Summer,
. Gents per @o9e.
, 1893-10-19
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

sietu 9orf Central Mno Serou 6 atIbanss
Gilet1babnet. - v9ie Nioeara sSans 9Rpute.S
3n9e oerIaiien unb to!men on in Der reuen Central.
Citation an 2nte SrOut, SUB Don 8orf 9op, una
Y. Str, 80. ctr. unO 9p6e Yarf. Staots2ldet=Dffies:
81 Glarf=Str.
, 1893-10-19
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, 1893-10-19
SIItmOtS Gemtr1L.

QGe bnrbee1enben 3dgt bon Der Central Station,
u. ctr. un6 8ort g9oip. 3lee fir ben SilOen t6uuen
ousItenung go. StraRe) eeuommen peroeu. Stobt.
Stdet=Office 1914 @lort Ctr.
, 1893-10-19

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WtontaQ5.
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Satle9 9nenus Citation uno am Depot gfe NeGssuuS
gbfobrt anfnnIt
, 1893-10-19
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Sidets Offices: Yin Der Stattpn. III 243 9. Start.
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9urd3z3iqe iabren ple tplgt nab 9eutroI=53ett:
s6HnIih AGGnIn nnanennn1mrn Ennntnn
, 1893-10-19

Es5TNETETs GbtceGo, Burlington 8 6uSses
ss1I!Il:4llM Stir qitets nnb eSIaimoo,u ,rr.s,
ASg sEYWET bor in 211 @lart=Str. II. IN Der ltnipH
kSAhIQIlsSSg 8aIeu9er Station, GonaI.StrnBs Ins
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, 1893-10-19

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, 1893-10-19
"a gYllll Sc $ q P9g1

gate Sbprc uae s9eid,. Gumtbe.n, ssetu geyS
GcrtraI, Bolton mi'o sttbatDsGtfeababuen.
Sic 3lge 9eDe1 ab uHb tomuen on, ME folot:
Safe Sbore 9epot, Ban 8IrsH=5tr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
BriC-a-BraC,
BiSQue and CandeIabra.

A large variety, all marked at quick
selling prices.
TOILET CASES I'm Plush and Ebonized
Wood. Mauicured Shaving Cases. with
complete fittings; Work Boxes. Haudker-
chief Boxes Albums. Whisks and Holders.
EMBOSSED LEATHER COLLAR and
CUFF BOXES i'm Black. Brown, and Tan,
Ice.
Embossed Plush. Satin-Lincd. Collar
and Cun Boxes. 59c.-oyai shape
LEATHER TRAVELLING CASES. with
Toilet Fittings, in three styles, choice SOC.
Better Grade Leather Cases. with more
elaborate fittings. al Sl.25. SID. and SLi5,
up 10 s. with Shaving Utensils.
UPRIGHT SMOKING TABLES in
Ebonlzed Wood and Walnut with Smok-
er's Fittings Si25; better grades az $3.50,
S215. and $3.50.
WALNUT SMOKERS SETS. with Re-
ceptasle for Matches and Cigars, win
Gutter and Ash Receiver attached 29c.
Same style i'm better grade. 81, $3.50, ana
S1.9S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Fancy Indian Baskets.

A large variety Of new designs. in all
colors ranging in price from &c. to 7jc.
also, saun-Lined Work Baskets, $l.5O.
Sl75. and s.
PHOTO FRAMES, Hand-Painted on
Papier-Mache holiday sale price, Zoe.
Celluloid Cabinet Photo Frames. in all
cOl0rs. l9c
Filigreed Metal Frames six styles, holl-
day sale price DC
Silver and Aluminium Filigreed Pin
Trays. Card Receivers. Ink Wells, Toilet
Bottles. Jewel Caskets. Powder Boxes.
Night Lamps. Pick Holders. Vases. Can
Glesticks, Ash Receivers. Stamp Boxes
Napkin Rings. complete variety OF
Back Combs and Novelties I'm Jewclry,
such as stick and Sword Pins. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

Mr.. j. IT. Valentine auctioncer has cn
exhibition at his auction rooms. No. 1886
east Main street. very rare and beautiful
Feather Rugs. made Of Pelican skins.
together with handsome White. Gray. and
Black Fur Rugs: new Moquet Tapestry
and other Carpets; a beautiful display of
Ladies Satchcls. Hand Bags. Pocket
Books, of an kinds. These goods. with
Plush and Rattan Rockers. Paror and
oak Chamber Suits Hall Racks with
plate mirrors. Lounges oil Cloths. etc.,
win be offered AT private sale. on Monday.
at about one-half value. and sold at
auction on Tuesday 10 the highest bid
der. The ladies are especially invited 10
attend. on these days. Don't fail to come
and see these very rare Rugs. and buy
some beautiful goods. suitable for holiday
and Christmas presents, at very low
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

Last week we exchanged an upright
for superb seven and One-third octave
Knabe piano. The instrument does not
chow Use and we guarantee il the same
as new II will be sold at less than half
OF the original cost Surely this Is bar
gain. for being regular agents OF the
I[uabe piano we can only recommend
what IS absolutely good. Write 20 us. or
call az 903 Main street. Richmond, Va.
MANLY B. RAMOS a. co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

over TO the makers OF the deed. The IA
bilities are estimated at about G0.0o0.
4 Deed of Trust.
Mr.. Bclvin also filed deed OF trust 10
Mr.. William A. M0ncure. conveying 70
the trustee ali goods now at any depot I'm
this city consigned and shipped to Preston
Bclvin. as well as any goods in transit
ton that may be 50 consigned and
shipped. This deed Is made 20 AN GER
tain orders left with the concern, and the
creditors Of these goods arg to be paid
In full by the trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Chrlstmas IIowers.

AS the festive season approaches the
adornment OF the home enlists the efforts
Of every lady in the land. Nothing lends
such a charm and grace as beautiful
flowers. D. II. Harvey, Nos. and west
Broad street, has given especial attention
10 his stock for these holiday entertain
ments He invites the ladies Of Rich
mond 70 come and enjoy his magnificent
floral display.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

If you have n fine plano, it should be
attended 20, for no instrument viii do
good service without tuning. IL your piano
is not fine, 10 can be made much more
serviceable by tuning. We have three
wOrkmeu. Call on us. we VIII satisfy or
will not accept pay for work.
MANLY B. RAMOS * Co,
g03 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Cristmas aud ew Yea rHoiiday Rates on
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway

on December 22d. I'D, 18th, 2Jth' SOth'
and Dist and January lst the CHESAPEAKE
and ohio Railway CO.. viii sell round trip
tickets 10 It's stations al reduced rates,
good 10 return until January 80, 1874
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Note Paper and
Envelopes

in Fancy Plush. Leather, and Oxldized
Boxes. complete variety of prices and de-
signs.
THOUSANDS OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS
TO CHOOSE FROM.
Every woman wants 10 be in fashion,
and every woman can be. provided she
takes advantage OK our great HOLIDAY
SALE OF CLOAIkS and FURS
We are going 10 dispose Of our entire
stock OF LADIES and MISSES and
CHILDREN'S WRAPS now when the
winter is just setting in at prices that
are lower than usually prevail in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Banquet Lamps.

Only eight more left in stock. The
prices have made them move out rapidly
in the past few days IL you are inter
ested come and see what values we offer
at S39j. 1876. 1856. $3.50. and SlG.JO.
LAMP SHADES complete in Light Blue,
Orange Nile. old Rose. and Garnet.
trimmed with lace. Price. s., $22 81,
SJgj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
New, Fresh and Fashionable Holiday
Goods.

Nowlan & CO.. 92l east Main street have
by far the largest freshest, and hand
soonest stock OF diamonds, watches jew
elry, and solid silyerware, 10 be found IN
the city, 10 which they are adding dally
the latest designs in fine gold and sterling
silver novelties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Az z. Broad st

u,ur VERNON TOOTH-BRUSH.-
RRtfsH continues 10 grow IN popu-
Iarity. which is due TO the sact Inat W., we
spare no expense IN having h snsth m VA
tne most carefully selected bone nave
-, used in their construction Ihese
brtishes are guaranteed not 70 shea tnelr
br;stt,s Should you get defective one
~ r,,r druegist will replace II with new
one Price, IS cents each, or 81 per dozen'
kor, sale by all DRUGGISTS. 80
PURCELL, LADD X CO,
rmnorters and Wholesale Druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Christmas.

Nothing more suitable for a Xmas
present than nice book.
WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

NOTICEABLE PARTIES WHO PUR-
y chased tickets from members OF X. 4.
"a cam,, for the play al the Theatre Deem
Der 18th can get their money reinnadea ~
prv.Ns endorsed ON he back By the party
from whom purchased ON OF tefore tuesday,
ne ,etb nj Iam rHOS 7, POLLARD.
del7-lt Ihf III SVin' IL IL '<sS N~'-S'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

The "saboroso" would caution its many
thousand friends against the worthless
limitations of this popular brand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
ROSES, tO5 E. Broad St.

~ Ut FLOWERS. YOU WISH 4
u handsome bouquet OF Roses. cafnes
lions, or q design OF flowers for any oces-
sion, cali on US. We are prepared ~
supply YOU at any time on SNORT notise.
minutes. TOLER < COLE Park ave-
nue. and Laurel street. Phone S25.
no1z-fr. .welm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

for new stock January lst; Pianos and
Organs very cheap. II. b. LEE.
sos Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Chtistnlag.

Silver Penholders. beautiful designs
Gold pens and pencils.
WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Holiday Handkerchief,

SWISS EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, hundreds Of dozens. different
styles TO select from. usually sold at
~ 2-3c.. holiday sale price l0c.
EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIA
HANDKERCHIEFS. six styles, "A choice
az l5c
Fine quality SWISS EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS, % styles and de-
signs 10 select from. 25c. and finer grades
at A., 80 AMI &c.
Fine EMBROIDERED LINEN HAND
KERCHlEFS. 80, 80, and 75c.-extra
values.
JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHlEFS
any initial, for ladies, DC.
Extra quality and size. with wide hem,
CENTS JAPANESE SILK HANDKER.
CHIEFS. any initial. 50c.
Another grade. not so large same as is
sold AT soc. elsewhere. our price 3Sc.
GENTLEMEN'S HANDKERCHIEF
and GLOVE CASES in EMBOSSED
LEATHER 81 a set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
To Contract Loans.

bin introduced by Mr.. Fahrney. OF
Rockingham. vas next taken up, which
authorizes the boards Of supervisors OF
the various counties to contract loans for
the construction of court-hOuses. clerk s
offices. and jails. the bonds TO be issued
20 bear G per cent. interest. The bill
created some little discussion. and it
was thought that the power of the super
vlsors should be restricted as TO the
amount Of the loans to be contracted. The
bill was finally passed by.
the ,otanrhr,ee decided to report favor
ably the bin introducod by Colonel Gibson.
which authorizes the trustees OF the
Catalpa school district of his county TO
issue per cent. bonds TO the amount or
$780, 10 run for fifteen years, to funG
their floating debt.
Similar action was taken In regard 20
the bin introduced by Mr.. Petty, OF Page,
which authorizes the board OF supervisors
OF that county 10 use a surplus fund In
the county treasury. derived from the
funding OF certain railroad bonds. for i'm
proving the roads and making certain re-
pairs 70 the county courthouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

senate BIN No. q: TO change the name
o' me Virginia Safe Deposit and Fideiifv
ooinpany, and 20 amend and re-enact
u,Ns 2 and 9 OF an act approved
, Ian T. 1870 entitled, an LET 10 i,.
~ l ,,... ihe Nir1.da Safe Deposit and
ana 'o'l Jay and also 10 amend
a. -eLaet sections ?, 3. 3. ana nj of
-. ., act approved January IL teo9
.s" An act 90 amend sections . :
a. ana % Of an act 10 incorporate no
,.a,i e','a SAFE Deposit and Fidelity Corn
FS,,E approved March 4. 1850.
60. ,.'.'te I'm No. %: To amend and 70.
s.a,t sections / aud OF CHAPTER So -
49,. a.t entitled. IAN act 20 provide for
az, wording and keeping IN repair tbe
III. ROADS In the county OF Shenandoah .
'"se I'll No. 10: 70 amend and re.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

House Bin No. q, TO amend and re-
enact section 1853 OF the Code in relation
10 condemnation OF land for ochool pug
poses. came up on its second reading,
and after some little discussion, was, on
motion Of Cob Gibson, of Culpeper, re-
ferred 50 the committee. The bill pro-
yides that no school-house shall be erect
ed within an hundred yards Of any pro-
perty owner who objects to it. The present
law makes the distance four hundred
yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
GLASSW ARE.

u Table-sets-sugar, butter, cream
er, l0c.
Crystal gOhlets. &c.
Crystal wines, Sc.
Celery glasses. lOc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
GOVERNOR MCKINLEY
GOVERNOR MCKINLEY
Renominated by the Republicans Of Ohio to
Again Garry Their Standard.

CoLt,pus, o., June s-The Republican
state convention today renominated Cover
nor Mckinley. The platform indorses the
last national Republican platform, the adj
mnistfations of Harrison and Mckinley !;
fayors a policy of full and adequate protec-
ton to American labor and industries; calls
the Mckinley act the best exemplitication
of the principle of protection and recipro-
city that has found expression in the stat
utes, declares adhesion to the doctrines of
that great measure, and in favor of such
amendments thereto for protection as time
and xperience may show advisable.
1t condemns the bill passed by the Dem
ocratic majority in the House of Represent
atives of the last Congress, and the present
avowe ell policy of the Democratic party to
place wool on the free list; and insists on
such full and ample protection for the wool
industry as will enable American farmers
to supply the wool required for cousump-
ton in the United States.
1t endorses the policy of the national
grange, that all tariff laws shall protec-
the products of the farm as well as the pro-
duets of the factory" and favors legisla-
ton securing free ballot and fair coun,
for every voter in the United States.
1t demands the enactment OF laws tha'
will protect our people against the influx OF
vicious and criminal classes and importation
of laborers under contract to compete with
our citizens, and the right enforcement OF
existing immigration laws.
1t adheres to the Republican policy of
granting pensions to wounded and disabled
Union soldiers and sailors of the late war
and widows and orphans of such as ar,
deceased.
1t favors honest money, money composed
of gold. silver and paper, maintained al
equal value, under national, not state regu
lations.
1t condemns the course of the presen,
natl )nal administration in dealing with the
financial situation, and denounres the
avowed purpose of the Democratic party to
repeal the "prohibitory 10 per cent. tax to
state bank issues"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-09

Thetame of the song The Girl Left
Behind Ne" is worldwide. No British
man-of-war leaves harbor, no British
regiment leaves its station for foreign
service, without tie plaintive air being
heard by the men who are leaving and
the girls-their mothers, sisters. wives
and sweethearts-wisoa are being left be-
hind. This song. like many another
5hat has stirred the British heart at
home and abroad, that has given valor
in the fight and brought the soft recol.
tections of the motherland amid the
horrors of the battlefield, is anonymous.
II is no doubt of Irish origin. but no
one can tell who wrote either the words
or the music. 1t has been found in a
manuscript dated about 1770. The air
was also taken down." says Bunting,
from \. O'Neil, harper. A. ID. 1900, au-
thor and date unknown. The air was
written for march. and the English
version Of the words, called Brighton
Camp differs considerably from these
Chappell, while he put in an English
claim to the air. admits that it may BE-
Irish. He thinks it was probably writ
ten in 1853, when there were encamp-
ments along the coastal Brighton
| among the rest-where many tunes Of
this sort originated. Wherever it was
first played, it is now almost century
since it became the soldiers and sailors
loath-to-leave. and it has SO long been
played on every man-of-war as she
weighed anchor and for every regiment
as it quilted town where it had been
stationed that an omission would be
thought slight upon the ladies.-To-
ronto Mail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-09

Not great distance from this place,
near the town of Lincoln, on the Indiana
side, rest the mortal remains of Nancy
Hanks Lincoln, mother of the martyred
president. This grave is situated on
what is now an isolated knoll in dense
forest and marked only by an iron fence
and common slab bearing the plain in
scription, Nancy Hanks Lincoln, moth.
sr of President Lincoln: died Oct. j, 1878:
aged 35 years Near this grave is the
site on which the cabin stood that served
as the home of young Abe during his
boyhood days and where, in lis rural
simplicity, be little dreamed Of ,iie great
dramatic future in which he was tles-
tined TO play such an important part.
Nothing remains at present to mark this
historic spot but the debris Of some
crumbled brick and native cedar that
,nce cast its charms and shadows upon
this forest home. Henderson fay.) Let
ter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-09
Aususra unEEt Gus


There was q large gathering Of bicyclists
al the Dirigo Business College rooms last
evening called for the purpose of organix-
ing local club. 1t was the universal ides
Of those present that club could be formed
in this city and made permanent The
meeting was called to order with Julian
Wilder in the chair. Opinions regarding
the object, name and plans Of the nev or
ganiz alton were heard and discussed with
much vim. Ii was decided to call the new
venture the Augusta Wheel Club, and ofii-
GERS were elected a. follows. President, II
NJ. Heath; vice president. DIR. A. c. Tit
comb: secretary and treasurer, II. l.. SHEER.
burne !; captain, Julian Wilder; lieutenant,
Clarence o. Gardner.
A committee appointed by the president
will draw up set of bylaws and present
them to the club for adoption at the mex
meeting. Over 20 names were secured la''
night. Other riders have been seen
enough to swell the membership 10 nearl!
80, il il hoped.
Regular runs out of the city will TAKE
place, in all directions, and arrangement
perfected for all the enjoyment possible Il
be take n from the cream of all sports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-09

ing quite to the bottom Gig. y pour IN
wine made as cold as possible with ice. II
you do this slowly and carefully, You will
see the wine form well defined red stratum
at the bottom of the glass. Gently with
draw the funnel and in like manner pour
upon the surface Of the water some blush
liquid of less specific gravity than water,
say rectiiied spirit tinged with ink (fig. -
You will thus have a layer of blue on the
top. and by the aid of light behind the
glass YOU will be enabled to exhibit upon
the wall the French tricolor.
So much by way of illumination, but we
NAV have firework display in addition.
II you allow the water in the glass to grow
COLOR it, for greater expedition, You
place the glass in vessel containing cold
water-you will see the wine rise through
the water in fine red threads, which-if,
like the marchioness, you make believe
very much"-may be regarded rs Hight
of rockets Gig. 81. The different fluids
will gradually intermingle. and the blue
columns descending amid ascending col
umns of red win give you the curious spec
tacle of pyrotechnic display in glass OF
water