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Evening star., 1893-07-27
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

larta and the hot weather. The coolest place and
most scenery is from grand yerandA Of
the Hotel PowhatAn Charlestown W Va Tlesant
spring water. clsss-d among the saline chalybestss
electric Ehts and bells table and service unexceled
bass dshinR IN the snenandosh river near BY; com
mutation tickets via the b. aud o. four dsiy trains
VIA b. and o. two via Norfolk asd Western. For lsr
ticuars and circulars write 70 wM. O. sIAItOkD.
Proprietor. Chsrlestown. W. Va yle-2m
Evening star., 1893-07-27

The will Of George W. Cooper, filed yesterday
leaves his estate to his wife. Mary L. D.
Cooper, whom be names as executrix.
Evening star., 1893-07-27
PROFESSIONAL

DRoF. CLAY j. THE OLDEST EsTAHITsHFD
this city
Born with wonderful prophetic s1st OF .~ca.d sight
Reveals hddel lnyster1es lost pr.4D-rfv
stolen FOODS. points out your enemies fTsrn your
riaees with happy results. tells whether one yoa
loNtstrne or false int rprets deans gives
IN Dnsness removes family troubles. evil inHnencss
trAneers from other cite. and all in troubs si -zvs
Ne hs succeeds where othsrs have .siiel Csnwincss
mostskeptlcsl. Adyerti--s only What he eau DO. Al
op.n sundays. Residence. 4s9 81. be. ~ snf
6ih sts- southwest. F21-or'
MIS-. MAssIE. TIE CELEBRATED FORTUNE
vi teller. Is sti 30 be 20 nd at s2s st n = yy21
NINE, RAPHAEL. cLArRvoYASr AS RoLoe-
M st born with caul gives narnes aud luo dates;
tells how refatn husband lover. adv1ce love
lus health for short time q t~sar 20 all
consult ng her. 80 st n ". Room 10 ly25-H
DRoF JOHNSON Is THE GREATEST MIND
ie ,sIs Al the events Of life comPeis love briss.
bach separated sp-edy marriages hs :. of
the creates; herb doctor. of Chosgo. one hour
from pa m 90 II .. m. Price. Soc 81 sth a n
iyIO 3w'
| nROF FANTIEROY TELLS All. THF FvFSrs
of life :compels love sickness briDss a~k tie
separated &c. l2ll Del. ave-. bet NJ snd sw
siitnKs. JOc. Hours. 1OtoA Jsy9-Sws
DLAIN INDICATED AND SPA SALT 61Tas
II also scientlnc msssage open sundsys Isr SARA
nfME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVFgTS 11S
vi life. All business corh ientiaL Laies ami r.p.la
men. Soc. each. Hours, a m 70 a IN slS xsv
York ave n a.. near Oh ~. mygO gTns
THE HoKsFokD ELECTRIC MEDfr.TFn
vsro- bath. unexcellec a. luxury and =. 49,
ventive 10 disease. Also facial steanins ~
sAss' GAG - h@ my45-1s'
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LADIES' GOODS.

nREssMAKING ALL SUMMER; QUICK Dis
~ patch high class work low pr1ces
EDITH A. HICKS
rl3-1m S5O llth -t n.
n and I2oeI2os I ST Nv, ARTISTIC bYFIN9.
CLEANING AND RESTORING OF light heavy fancy
msterisia goods falic5 and s-flce- of
OUTING SUITS eiven partic ular stteu fon Our
patronage extends into the most sshionAhs erces
yl1
OUffS6 t'tffS- onr Summer Spe-fslty.
a. Clesnfng aud dyesng in an
ODTlS0 'UlTS tts branches.
A. G. Quick work Fine work.
OuTlNG SUITS. Moderate Price,
ANros FrscHrR
Mail orders receive f,yll pyF WOIKs
pr0mnf attention pOg q ~ nv
Evening star., 1893-07-27

IL powerful Nerve stimu ant and Tonic. OF all the
FeheGs; 1Or psi ssrTnas DEBILITY Nsnr.iFis Nervous
are wesf. miserable. Ietharsic. sleepy. lack OF amb
ton and zest there remedy equal TO ths Cordial
1t has been in for years city.
Laboratory, 906 st. s.w jy6- lms
Evening star., 1893-07-27
MEDICAL. &c.

nR BROTHERS, THE MOST RELIABLE AND
~ Ion estestsblished specialist in this city, with 80
years experience A years at SO6 st. W. Consul
taton free and strictly confidential. jy2b-lm'
CTRANGERS TAKE NOTICE -DRS BROTHERS
- and Gray treat all diseases, No cure. pay.
Only established advertis physicians in this city.
Established 4o years. 9O6 b st. s.. W. jy2O-1ms
Evening star., 1893-07-27
sEA-sIDE-NEw ENGLAND.
sKA-sIDK-MIsCELLANEOUs.

sEA-sIDE-MIsCELL
c;;:n c!;s: S.shnF So:,ns s:hi5s md cy:osas
T.ro,a insr: .ss :,.:. :Drs; a
KRETcH1IR. Iss..s. % B.l .aSoaa' Alton p. g.. Ma
"CoLToN's ox THE POTOMAC now oreYEp
s,S spAS:s :ss county asl ~
( yoBB,s ISLAND. yIRarNIA's SEASIDE RE
su n .ns ss; New s s &c. m
sse c9sss Is
!nS tse % Sss, sa hs u q
": IS sse :s
my27-tu.sh.s2n chs.spest. Posi- 6sisso Ssscs. y.
MooRE's HOTEL AND SUMNER. RESORT
1ne.,. M s'Df.do~p T.a@ 3, nd b nov open for sumnsr
ssssmSo.s. daily HERBERf = MOORE. S f.' frop. %sps
HOTEL HrxnopEx
REHoBoTH BEACH. DELAWARE
Vow cpen- Write for circular.
myea-sm. WALTER BURTON.
JoHNsoN's BOARDING HOUSE,. COLONIAL
':;s Ss.! Sadf's' Mr.. oSi.s,5I s6HssS Ss:ss y. -
~ been rsnod.ied snd ntted With sii moder. can,
yeniences open from june % Neyembsr; nr.trl.ss
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
CNrToSN CN,r.TI S,,.S SSrr.sE .,g,I sEEkELEY s srRISes
0T:sss sssh' Terms 0ds..' eddss's hs GRANGE
REDFoRD SPRINGS.
BEDFORD. PA
THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA
HOTEL OPENS JUNE p
my1s-3m l. a. pory. Manarer.
RU5NA VISTA SPRING HOTEL
WIN open Jun. q. isas '''aa n =
ss.rssy 1 sn.siias sf % The % oss
much lover rates TO eesson euests el2 80 per week
dI:.s FEHSk Rust % aes.l ssas.r p.si%ors. :e
Ms:hin9ion % ss Co. Hd swNr. Rsst Vii +. q WI
lard. Hotel every saturday during Nay and June
Honssb ssHESss 5r apSh
In the Green Spring valley. 50 miles from wa.hins-
.ss Ss5 .ss sS
s.s I,ns GsS day T%nn. ps1 billiards. so.as
hoa.is ssS Se. ESr.ns Sy % n,ss ess
ssrvice: ine music; ali modern conSeniences r Of q
.:.sl:;. h9,sI I ,eras 81. geo week :.ndfor
te2slm WIN L. sroRK. owner.
EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS VA
JNo: z. BAKER. Msnaeer.
ern brick hoteiFss electric bells, bowling alley. ten
mis- and hrst-cnss livery. Hot and cold sulphur baths
For rates. &c. address az above my24-eo:3m
THr MOUNTAIN sRtssoS Hssos PA
On top OF the Allegheny mountains. main line Penn
ylvanis railroad All trains stop.
OPENS JUNE21
A delightful point to break the Journey s..veea
Chicago and the east Write for circulars.
my1-;Sm wM r. DUNHAM. supt
MONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL.
WI Summit OF the Blue Ridge Noun tsins Pa
500 feet abov level Pure water. pure cir
perfect health. no malaria. no mosdutoS
3hourS ride from washington-
Will open June IL.
Write for circulars and rates
M A. and q. 8 MILNoR, Proprietors
p D. Blue Ridse summit Pa
Circulars at star once my12-3m
nRKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS SHENANDOAH
" county. Va elevation 2. 800 feet accomInoda-
ton. 600: mineral waters and baths fine
drives: grand mountain scenery; excellent Inusic;
refined society. Send for cataloguss-
yl-1m W. c. JONES
ID Ok ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHs
h si hours from sshineton, in the great North
noun aims, Winchester. Va. open June 81.
guest can b received esrlisr: NO BAR; ali hons
comforts rational anusements: moderate charges:
illustrated circu ars. giving sill nfo-maton al mi.
once and q the once OF A b. Pratt sons Sun
ponnne ST. A. 3. PRATT
my -Iow Proprietor.
IN THE MorNraUNs
Evening star., 1893-07-27
SPRINGS AND BATHs.

(LIFTON COTTAGE. BERKELEY SPRINGS
~ West virg inta; sdjoining public park and ceie-
brstef baths. Terms m oderate. Address
y2s-a Mrs- n c. DE GRANGE
Evening star., 1893-07-27
SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

A URORA HOUSE. AURORA W VA
n select family hotel Ton OF the Asexhaniss.
where the cool breezes blow disavs Conf fsrtsbe and
bomelike 1Arge, airy ryroofns-excellent table o. aud
eIO per week References excbAneed rslsphons
connections For circular snd info-mstien apply %
J. A. sHAFFER, Star on e, address ,. n.
sHAFFER. Pror'r. Aurora. w. We. my6-3m
Evening star., 1893-07-27

RuENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL
win open June 81 1eQ3
This eleeanf hots has been greatly ENLARGED since
lest season. thereby enabling the company 70 offer
much lower rates 10 e12. 80 per week
snd upyard For sslsc.son Of rooms apply 60 or sd-
Nd. After June q 20 BGENA VISTA sPRTNoPa.
Washington Co. Nd. Mr. Rust will bs OF VIII
from 10 q. IN. TO 4 p. M mvS-:slus
Evening star., 1893-07-27
SUMNER RESORTS.
sEA.sTDR-JER.EY COAST,

ENGLFsIDE. BEACH HAVEN. MI
~ Now OPEN. All modern conveniences including
passenger elevator; hot sea water baths in house
Send for circulara
ROBT. B. ENGLE Prop.
myi-itt Beach Haven. Nj
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
Mr.. BLAND AND TnE SILVER QUESTION

II. p. Bland, in North American Re
view: Should silver 20 above It's pres
cut level II would mean that gold had
fallen. The truth IL that silver bullion
viii buy as much OF commodities today
az ever; that 1t has not In fact fallen,
for ~ silver goes down as compared to
gold, 80 do all other thugs. The rise
of silver would, aud does, mean the
ris- Of commodities, or, what is the
same thing, the fall Of gold. This Is
the true situation. II IL not cheap sill
yer they fear, but II IL cheap gold they
are battling against. They appreciate
the fact that "a full restoration Of silver
to lts old relation 10 gold means the
fall Of gold; that the equalization of the
two metals viii be reached by a fall IN
g"n wif oe g'vats., "a !! 5o.lhy .yaJDe vi
Rise Ia silver. Gold will fall aud silver
VIII rise la value, aud meeting each
o'her midway the parity IL restored.
me holders ofstock, bonds aud mort
cages aud fixed incomes are determined
There shall be no fall in gold. They
must have the best money In tue
world--but another name for the dear
est ana scarcest money In the world.
VA lhis line the battle RACES, yet the
gold advocates are artful enough to de
Ieive many with the cry Of cheap silver.
Ihey see gold going up from year to
year; they see their pound sterling or
'helr dollar increased IN value. These
Increasing exacting on productive labor
% pay their demands, measured by
,old' Increases from year to year. They
hall not escape the logic of this situa.
ION by the deceptive slogan OF cheap
liver,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
BROAD o,1og ssp1DGICAsIsa

Occasionally 90 Interested person ob
jycis "a y Republican newspaper Jfius'
ing out another IiepublIcan for pafty
boDofs ~ advancement. THE theory Il
sIwsys advanced that the person seek
Ing ONO . " bonors,sp objected tots uu.
Ht for the same aud HAT IL would be IA
tbs dcsriment ~ the public service aud
the welfare of the party 10 promote the
Individual referred to.
We admit that anyone or even .
newspaper has the privilege of raising
tboss questions. But We deny that
either of the assumptions has any Just
foundation when coming from aD ~
terested party who IL himself MI oiiis
seeker. How eau such an one sssuD,
10 say what IL for ibe lubllc weifar" ~
for the party good? There Is no by
pocrisy equal to that OF the seiiish
Office seeker wlis assumes Ia rule 0tiiei
men out OF the race he IL himself Ell.
tered In, M Mr. Cleveland attempted I,
do in the Case Of II ~. Edward Mu,
ply, when u candidate for the seDat-
We are u firm believer In a broader
gauge Of Repubicanism than that
We believe Ia throwing the doors ol
the party aud Of the pubIic servic,
open 10 oil men upon perfect equnlit,
and let them take their chances Ia tb,
race for success. In the grand free for
all struggle for life no citizen should be
shut out by the specious preteDces OF
any set, ring, or clique. That is the
priDciple OF American politics. IL is
the principle Of RepublicanisID.
We are speaking now Of the rights OF
men within the party. We are lirml,
OF the conviction that all such aspiranis
should he subjected to the most rigid
scrutiny OF the press and Of the public.
We believe public officials should De
held up 10 the highest tests Of criticism,
regardless of party. But within the
ranks Of the party there is no room for
cavil aud phariseeism. There one man
10 ~ good M another until he has been
proven unworthy, or we are not the
rig htful iDheritors Of those founders OF
our liberties who declared that Ia n po.
lltical sense ut least all men are created
free aud equal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
Photography in Boston.

Boston photographers are forbidden tc
work ON Sundays any more. The city
has so ordered, and the chief of police
has notified the photographers that be
Will enforce the order. This action is
seemingly the outcome of a general
movement on the part of citizens of Dos.
ton' who have made many complaints
concerning the matter. Whether tits that
the beauty of the Bostonians is deteri-
Grating sadly and they wish the matter
Kept quiet, or whether other reasons are
back OF the movement. is not now ap-
parent. The chief Of police is surprised
at the revelations" of the extent to which
the law against Sunday work has been
constantly violated. although others than
bostonians might think he should have
had some knowledge of the fact.
a notice has been circulated which
embodies an act prohibiting all manner
OF work except that of necessity and
eharity and likewise all manner of
sports games, plays or other public di-
version. and the chief of police saws he
wall enforce the law. The photographers
my their Sunday business has ALWAYS
been very heavy.-New York Sun.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
FROM MEHAMA

Snow Is all gone on the low land,
around here.
Nearly everybody has an attack OF
the "grippe" here.
Mr.. Bert Cashatt Is suffering, caused
by hurt To his arm last fall which b.
received while holding lumber.
There seems to be II good many sick
horses this winter.
Mr. Luke Conley who has been
working in the livery stable for the
past nine months left last week for his
home Ia Washington.
E. j. Taylor aud C. Gregory wen,
hunting last week aud was to have re-
fucr wasrheyg GIT psiasst ahiYltd. ahiYd. ((aaJilled, (aaJille TAs
nome until the mex, day.
The snow at this place laid on lust Is
days, and was l3 Inches deep Al In.
most out on an average was only s
inches
Mr. Sells who has been IN Portland.
having his wife under the doctors care
came home last week. He SAYS hi.
w'fe is much improved, and will be
aoie 10 come back la few days.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
rne Lseisl,IIyg oAy.

TINS JouHsAb IL on the best ~ terms
wlib MI speaker Ready ~ the house
II sdmifes his ability NJ Legislator aud
b's fairness ~ a presiding ofIl ,ef and
the olesrness " his decisions has nev,f
been surpassed by any speaker IN ore.
g0D. lie was slso speaker worth
hstIug IN that he proposed something
fpf tbe welfare ~ the stats and has csr.
fied II out the jute mill for convict
tabor.
Hls explanation Of the passage of
that measure has been perfectly salts
factory ~ every member " the legisls-
'ure. There has never been a supreme
court decision upon the que-tioD "
wbat II legislative day. Itis certain
that legislation IL divided % aud
marked on by periods of days of TWEEN
y-four hours each. JeGersoD's maBusl
'ays an adjournment Intervening cut
oif tbe Legislative day. The coustitu-
tl0D Of Oregon says; "fbe reading Of
,bilI oD It's final passage shall 10 NJ
case be dispensed with" aud isevident-
~ not clear on the subject Of the legis
ative day, except that II says the bill
hall he read on three several days.
We have raised the question and en-
,basized II during this session that all
nay take notice Of the Indefinite Ian.
suage used to show that serious lDrs
may be suffered thereby mt some future
lay n the legislative day IL construed
oo literally 10y II speaker. We have
not examined the debates Of the con.
iitutlobal convention but II was
clrarly the Intention to have a bill read
ny sections on the day Of It's 6nal pas
sage.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
Deafness Cannot be Cured

oy local applications as they canno
reach The diseased portion of the enr
lnefe Is only one way TO cure deafness
anu tha' Is 10y constitutional remedies
Deafness Ia caused by an ipfI ,nI.i cn,,.
ui'ion "f the mucous lining uf the Eu
stachian tube. when this is iptlan,, /,
you have runbling sound or in,ue,f,.,
nearing, aud when IL Is entirely closed
pea'ntssis the result, aud uness ,h,
can be taken out aud this
tube Restored Ia It's normal cnndi,in,,
hearing viii be destroyed foreye,; uiu.
gases out of ten are caused by ca,arrhl
which is nothing but au iLf.,mru
condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred ID ,llars f,,
any case OF Deafutss (cauSed 10y catarrh)
u me. cannot oe cured 10y Hsli's CalarrlI
Cure Send fnr CIRCULAR; tree.
+, j. CHENEY Il co.
Toledo, o.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

John +, Barbour, N Virginia Ills
speech ne ifibuts ~ bi- oid friend was
brief, but eseeedloslg veil delivered
aud remarkably ifee ffom the plalllades
which are fegusnt on such occasions
The wofd. we're simple sDd veil ebosen,
tefse and ~ The psdui, lia said that
The dead man was q hfsioy, courteous,
we'll educated, honest aud honorable
gentleman, deymed ~ his state aud
cpuDtfy, proud aud lesloUs tu serve his
people, snisll " pfumlss aud lafge ~
performance iudustflous aud conscleD.
tlous, loying husbsud, good father,
an earnest patriot, and faithful friend
a. the peuple Who hsd honofed him
with tbeif trust. What more could Le
said ofa any maD7 TIE remsrks, though
few, we're most fayorably received aud
created distinctly favorable impress.
sIou. Gt n hard fpr any man, doge,
dean or senator, 10 obtain the uuqusli.
fed approval NJ the press gallery. Rev
efeDce aud adultatipD afe not the cblei
faults ~ the occupants. hut they said
that Mr.. Hill ought b. vary the tbink
ing part that he has been playiD log Will,
more frequent talk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
A Ten Dollar Gold Piece for a Cent

bpDeiine ago, a gentleman bet that
" lie stood at the corner ~ Bradw
and Fourteenth street, New York aud
offered gold Eagles to ne paswrs-by fJi
cent eacb, he would find 40 purcliss
ers. The experiment was tried, and
furDed out Just as he said. No one
would brlleNe the coins were genuine,
II SEEMED too good tp he true. Al
equally wonderful offer II tha. made b.,
lie propfirtors of DR. Percp's Golden
Medical Discovery, the sovereign cur.
tr consumption. fhink Of III restUra.
ti0n tO life aud health f,r mere souv.
There II not IA case of Lnug-Scrofujn
In other words, Cohsumptiou-ihal
viii not Yield t. II, If taken In time.
II is the greatest bloud-pufiiier ever
Known, aud !. guaranteed Ia benefit or
cure In all diseases of the tbroat aud
lungs. or money refunded. OILY extra.
ordinary curative properties could war
rant or sustain its makers Ia selling II
thus, on trial.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
A Time Ball at the Fair.

The 5-foot time ball to be dropped at
the Worlds fair will be made Of canvas
on steel frame. II will be wound up
each day to the height from which it is
to fall, and it will be set and electrically
connected in such manner that the
breaking Of the circuit at 12 noon will
release it. The cable by which it will
be controlled has already been laid, con-
Meeting the new observatory with the
entire Western Union telegraph system,
the touch of button at the Washington
end Of it instantaneously transmitting
notice of the hour over $50, 900 miles of
wire.
When that button speaks the whole
country will listen, and the hands Of TO-
600 electric clocks all over the United
States will point to the correct minute
and second. There are 1000 such clocks
in New York city alone. All railways,
factories and industries Of every kind
pay attention to this signal. Three min
utes before noon each day all the West
ern Union lines are cleared Of business,
every operator takes his finger from the
key, circuits gre opened. and at the in
slant when the sun passes over the 10Th
meridian tho spark Of intelligence is
flashed to all parts of the country. 1t
requires less than one-fifth of second to
reach San Francisco.
The IL o'clock signal sent from Wash
iRgltnlnl INDICATES / a. m. for Chicago, 10
ciflc coast, the United States 6effhnee Inc tdd9- di--
vlded into four perpendicular strips and
each strip setting its clocks by the time
OF the meridian which bisects it from
north to south. Thus each strip is only
one hour later than the next strip to the
east.-Washington Cor. Boston Tran
script.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

Whom cisaheey N tapaw u nervous,
bs is fafy nervous ~ demonstrated
lhla fact liefafe y lafsa nHmbef N fish
l1natfy sitfed men md w0meh w he
Colonial cinb n faw highls ato llis
epafani lhabiliiy ~ decline " mike =
speech bad led him info booking lwo on
gagrmobta Tor lhsi particular evening
iie not otiy pledged Himself 70 spash ~
ihe formal opening ~ the Colonial club'
bnt niso contracted ~ pour iaffy' over
tho head " President Elect Cleveland ~
ibe chamber ~ commerce banquet MI.
bcpow evidently calculated that he could
siip away from the banquet Ter m hour,
perform HE tack NJ The club and yet
back 10 beimmico's before the speaking
there began But thiuga dragged VI the
club. as lhoy frequently DO ~ entertain
ments which are purely social. Mr. Dc.
pow reached The clubhouse at the ap.
pointed hour ready 10 step right on The
platform and proceed with his part oi
The programme
ife was Disconnected when he found
that the committee had not even begun
the programme, and several minutes
elapsed before various preliminary mat
ters ~ detail could be arranged. Two
formal speeches by officers Of the clut
preceded that Of Mr.. Depew's. and one
Of them was rather long. II was Will,
this second speech was being delivered
that the victim Of too much popularity
began 10 fidget. He held his watch II
his hand, moved uncasily in his chair
crossed and recrossed his legs and stared
disconsolately at the ceiling. And finally
that inevitable sign Of an intense neryoui
strain, yawn. escaped him. II was ,
relief to many Of the assembled clul
people as well as TO himself when hi
turn came to speak. New York Times
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
A Grsa. City Fer s,naisa,..-

Inc eonsolidators arc devoting a good
seu of attention TO Brooklyn. One syn.
aieate has acquired "Deacon" Richan1.
soh ; south Brooklyn system. Another
Sndiea's has bought the Broadway sys.
tenn and still anothcr--or one Of tha
e'her two in disguiss-is about TO gather
u the great Brooklyn City RAILWAY
soinpAny, which operates over a dozen
" The principal lines and exceeds even
the Union railway Of Philadelphia In
hoint ~ size. A syndicate has boa,h,
she Union Ferry company. Another Il
n'et Tho broadway ferry system. Two
n'sa syndioases are trying 60 SET control
e' all The gas companies in the city. and
~ oeysas them np one after another =,
aish rates -prooklya Letter.
-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
The Moose Not Growing Scarce.

Inc deer hunting days are over, so ia,
~ TINS season is concerned. close time
on deer, moose and caribou being Jan. 1.
More big game than ever before has been
shot In Maine this winter, and IL has
been less trouble TO get it. Commission.
- STANLEY says that his son saw nine deer
u one day while out hunting in Dixfield
recently.
Inc commissioner says that the popu-
ur impression that moose have not in
creased Is erroneous. A veteran hunter
nas ,raversed the whole moose country
tor the game commission and report.
lhat the herds are larger and more nu.
merons Commissioner Stanley is an in
se,erate sportsman and is death on foxes
put says he never had tho heart TO shoot
deer'-Lewiston (Me.) Journal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
A VALUABLE REPORT.

The biennial report Of the Stat,
superintendent Of Public instruction
WIZ oe found very valuable resume %,
our state school system. In will bs
lound the statistics OF our scnool system,
'r"n' 1873 to 1892 Inclusive; "A complete
showing Of all the state and private
institutions of learning; the organiza.
Ilon and work Of the State Beard of
Education with lie rules aud decisions.
'he entire system of teaohers' examina-
lions aud authorized series Of text
BOOKS; the state school work Including
Institutes held aud Arbor Day aud CO.
lunbus Day exercises aud prep.r,.
uons hr an exhibit for the world.
'"'''"nd closing with very interesting
summary OF the suggestions made by
ei'y and oDunty superiutendonls.
Tue report OF Prof Il. Il. McElroy
Tor 1898, ,oa,ains Isl pages of matter
ana VIII compare avorably with the
oes' reports of it's kind In the Older
states where public education is con.
'ue'.d With far more enterprise. mud
WIN Tar less Indifference on the part OF
'ne people rhis report beyond oil 9th.
'fs SHOULD he Ia the hands of the leyls.
s'"f Tor purposes Of careful study
u"" no re'urns 10 his home. lie eau
'''Se h's constituents aud his genera.
,'a u no better manner than by
thorough mastery of Its eonteuts, and
l'e'ohanee hs ever returns 10 IA.
's''s OF legislation he viii be better
'FepaTed 10 serve them int.liysn,,v