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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-19
EXACT TWO FARES
The Kearny-Street Line a
Monopoly.
The Transfer Privileges Given Are
Few and Place Passengers at
Great Disadvantage.

The benefits anticipated upon the completion
of The Kearny- street electrc-line are in a
measure cOunteIacted by the abominable
system OF transferS-Or, rather. the utter lack
of a System-on that line. The traveller who
takes a ear on this line coming in from the
beach, and who desires to transfer 10 any one
of the lines interseeted on the route to the
Southern Pacific Third and Townsend streets
depot, finds upon inquiry that he must pay two
fares. In fact. the down cars-that is, those
going toward the depot-haye but two points of
transfer-at Brannan street to the Mail dock
and at Townsend to the Potrero. The upward
bound cars, or those coming from the depot,
have also but TWO transfer points-to the Mis-
sion electric ana Market-street cable lines.
A gentleman who does business near the
Commercial Hotel. and who lives out on Mis-
sion street. near Twenty-fourth, said yesterday
that he had thought the new road would be of
great convenience 10 him In reaching home in a
reasonable space OF time, but that Inc imposl-
ton of TWO fares compelled him 10 take the
horse-cars down Montgomery and out TO their
intersection with the Mission-street electric
line, at Fourth street.
1.-THE Market-street company seems to be
running The new line as kind OF an indie pend
ent affair" said he. Il can't understand Why
the railroad people refuse TO allow the people
who live in The Mission TO enjoy the full benefit
OF quick transportation at one fare unless 1t IS
TO retain business 1Or the OLD DOrSecdrS which
still run on Montgomery street. 1t is not only
the MissiOn-street line, but also the Howard
street which is affected by this refusal 10 grant
transfers.
Formerly. when the horsecars were in use
on Third street, transfers were given TO both
these lines TO passengers from either direction,
but all that is stopped now. This is also true
OF the Post Sacramento and Clay street lines.
If passenger from the Kearny line wishes TO
go out on either OF these lines he must put up
another nickel
This rule will have the effect Of doing bust
ness houses on kearny street an injury
because people from the Mission who would
take transfer TO that locality il IL was given
Will naturally seek some other downtown sec
tion where the transportation facilities to and
from home are better"
The Market-street officials announced some
time ago that number of changes would prob
ably be made IN the transfer system. and it may
De mat the hearny-street line will be affected
thereby
The rumor that President c. P. Huntington
OF the Southern Pacific is seriously i'll is denied
by ii. L. Huntington, who said Yesterday that
there was not particle of truth in the report.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-19

Backache
is the sure
symptom.
For years
Sarah Hol-
stein, who
lives at T
Perry ST.,
in Lowell,
Mass, suf-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-19

fered with falling of the womb.
he best doctors failed to re-
lleve her, and as a last resort
she purchased six bottles of
L1aza Z. Paskham's Vegeta-
6Ie Conzbouua. Now she is a
well woman.
The dreadful pain in her
back stopped after taking the
second bottle. She wishes she
; had taken it sooner, and saved
both money and years of suf-
ferlng; This Vegetable Com
pound is the one unfailing
remedy for female complaints.
fel4 SuweFrlyTcNR
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-19
The Christmas Vacation.

As no action was taken in the matter at the
last meeting OF the Board Of Education, Super.
intendent OF Schools SWEET has sent out a circu-
lar giving notice that under The regular rules OF
the board The public schools Will close for the
Christmas vacation on Friday, December 81,
and VIII reopen on Monday. Lannarv Z 1891.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-19
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE SCORPION
of business San Francisco. Cal: location Of
works Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the follow
1ng-described stock, on account of assessment No
6, levied on the 4th day of October, 1881, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-19

GAVIN-In this city. December 16, 1894, John,
beloved husband of Mary Gavin father OF Mar
garet Buker. and grandfather of Mary, Alfred
John, George, Maggie Lille and Addfe Buker
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-19
When a Woman
Has Constant Backacf1e

she cannot walk or stand,
her duties are heavy burdens,
and she is utterly miserable.
The cause is some derange.
ment OF the uterus or womb
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-19
Tulare County Teachers.

VIsALIA. Dec. 15.-The annual Tulare County
Teachers Institute is IN session. Professor
Keyes of lie Pasadena Throup Polytechnic In
stitute is present. The institute continues four
DAYS.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth. marriage and death notices sent BY mail
Will not be inserted They must De handed in at
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons aulhoriz-
ing TO have the same published
BORN.
MALoN EY-In this city. December 16. 1894, to
the vile OF william f. Maloney, daughter.
KAELBER-In this city. December l6 1894 to
the wife of William Kaelber, daughter.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-19

WEEKS NEWS FOR 8 CENTS TaR
"a WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailine
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DIED.

DIED.
hurley, Edward j. Hoppe, Jacob David
Bryant Ida M. Hooper. Henry Otis
Clark. James Boyd Hanley William A.
Collins. Jeremiah Hyde, Jennie Osgood
CLARK, James Z. Kelly, John
CLARK. Ralph q. Letsche Carl
Dillingham;, Capt. w. Leslie, Mamie e.
Dowd James David Lacy John G.
Fowkes, Eliza McLaren. William j.
Gavin John Mccarthy, Florence
Grant, John L. Mckenzie, MAY
Hale, Herbert Robe, Evelyn r.
Harkins, Mary A. Shanahan, Annie
Waters. Mary
GAVIN-In this cItv Decamber I6 1874 John
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-07

- Reine Grippe, feline uebelteit, tein
G9mer3. ipenn GeMitt's fleine ssriib=
anffteber genomrnen tperben. 2leile
pille. Gi1ere pille. Befe pille. 3u
pertanlen in @enti6's Npotbete.
Maes GefdtDdb in Der Welt iiber.
seugt gu9 ni1t 10 idneu tpie elm 8er=
fu1 nit DegDitps 3auber 9aiel=Galbe
fir 8erbriibuneen, 3erbrennungen,
@1urfunsen. Dautfranfbeiten unb 3D.
morrboiben. Sn @entid's Mpotbete.
Rlein unb bod 9roB in ibren Wir=
fungen : DegDitt's fleine Griibaufite=
ber. Befte pille geaen 8erItopfung,
Wigrdne unb lauren Ma9en. eSn
@entid's 9lpOtbefe.
Gin Wort befdreibt lie ,0ol=
tommenbeit." gBir baben 9eaus auf
DegDitps 3auber 6aiel=Salbe, tpel9e
bartnddise Wunben, 0erbrennunsen,
6autfranfbeiten furirt unb 1T Elm tpobls
befanntes 0eilmittel fiir Sdmorrboiben.
Sn @entfds Npotbefe. A
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WepmbIifaniid,cr @abibetras.

pittsburg, 2. Nop. Nus GaDette,
Waibington uno Weftmorelanb Goun=
tp nirb 9eneloet, baB Die &epublitaner
einen plan ausaehedt, um bic bemofra=
til1en Webrbeiten, fpelhe bieie Gpun.
ties tets ergeben, aussumersen. sic
ipollens MAIDEN, iuie Die Qoblens uno
gofesbarone. pelbe maRenbaft Neaer
importirten, um bic Streites ibrer Mr=
better geaen betrii9eriihes Wieeen unb
6unserlobne 3u bre1en. Dbidon oieie
6arbisen gum 9rObten 9beil nibt aum
Gtimlten beredti9t iiub, 10 pollen bic
republitanii6en goKe, iie iino nit ben
Goblen- unb gotes-0erren ioentii6, bie=
ielben aud gum Gttmmiciien treiben.
so mirb es getrieben nnb bann f6iua-
ben bic 9epublitaner in ibren platfor-
men INNER BON ebrliden WabIen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-07
Mrb ettereIemO tm Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, 2. g1op. g. 5tabtbe=
h0rhen baben bor einiger 3eit cine
Gpmmiliion ernannt, UNI bas 1ene=
mentbausz unb @1mibbuben @pifem
in hiefiger 5tabt 3u unteriu1en. Stu-
oenten Der Mirtbi9aftslebre Der bieiigen
unb Der Wisconiin llniberiitdt tparen
benz Musf6ub beigegeben. Derielbe bat
nun feline Mrbeiten beenbigt unb bas
grgebnib feiner llnteriuAune in einem
iebr interehanten 8eridte niebergelegt.
Wenn Die 3uitdnbe in Cincinnati
aud nidt iblehter iinb als anoersipo,
10 iiebt iid bic Rommiflion bennod su
Der Gnpfeblung peranfabt, Die Qaus-
inbuitrie III Der Gleiberbran1e iollte
bon @efebesDe3en berboten perben.
Ser geri4t bebt berbor, bab So Der
fleinen Sub-Gontraftoren @igentbiimer
Der 0duier iinb, in ,pelden Sdtpibbu=
ben eingeri1tet linb, unb iaet, oab bieIe
obne Musnabme feibise unb arbeitiame
Seuti6e feien, bic es tpenieitens an Der
n6tbisen &einlihteit in ben Mrbeits=
rdumen nidt feblen laHen. Die Ddlfte
oer Nrbeit, bic biefige &leiberiirmen
Dergeben, mirb iibrisens ni6t einmal
in Cincinnati, ionbern in ben Gentu=
dier 8oritdbten, ipie gopinston, Netp=
port, 8elleDue, iOtpie in Snbiana, an=
gefertigt uno bic bortigen uebernebmer
ber9eben bic Mrbeit mieber big melt in
bas Snnere ibrer Staaten. Sic 26bne,
tpelde bieie .Sflapen" erbalten, entsie=
ben iid Der 2enntniB Der unteriudunss=
2ommiilion. fOllen aber entlebIid nieb=
rig iein. Sn Cincinnati fellt li1 ber
Sur9ihnitts 0erbienit zines Rontraf=
tors unb ieiner 6amilie auf $5.25 per
Wo9e, oer ieiner mdnnliden @ebiilfen
auf ie $4.33 unb ber ieiner tpeibliben
auf ie $3.50. Nm i6limmiten iino
3nopfl0dermaderinnen seiteat, bic per
9ano arbeiten. benn bieie erbalten MIR
20 @ents per Stiif. Die iibrieen 26b=
ne oiirften bieielben iein, tpie anbersipo,
nit Musnabme oerer fiir 2eibtpdi9e,
mofiir bier mebr besablt tpirb, als i'm
Often. 9ie Golae lit, bab bier ipenis
2eibndide berseiteat miro, unb bieie
1T nur beiierer Oualitdt.
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Gs .utro aud, Dir gut tbu,,.

6reberid Willer in SrDins Sas.,
ihreibt, oaB er ieit mald)en eSabren an
elmer i1rucren Niereniranf1eit litt, bic
nit beliigen S1mersen i'm 3iiden be-
aleitet luai iulD aud Die Waherblafe
nidt unsefdb lid affisirte. ST. Deaubte
oeridieoeue ioaenantte Niereilmebi3i=
men, aber obne grfolg. 9a probirte
ib es Dor unseidbr eiiiem Sabre nit
gleftric 8itters, Deripiirte fofort Belize
runs uno bin jebt aebeilt. glettrie
8itters 1T ein ipesieles Wiiiiel geoen
Nieren= umo 2eberfrantbeiten unb bilft
mandmal ausenblifliG. Gpl 8eriu6
miro 0as beitdttisen. JlalAen su nur
so Gents 3ll baben in ben Mpotbetel BON
G. 6. Willer & Sobn,
6 Dr. s. .. Benti d.
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Ser toIntfd)e ,.1aftr" Hbbfa

bat iib all ben Oberpoliaeimeifter in
Warihau nit benz @eiub gemanbt,
ibn sn seitatten. iib fiir Die Dauer bon
orei Sasen beeroisen gu lailen. unb
aarantirt, baB er nod yerlauf Dieier
3eit fril1 an 2eib unb 2eben ipieoer
Dor bas publifum treten tperbe, beal
babura cine nod ME oageiDeIene 8or=
fteaunJ segeben tperoen iol. Oas 8e=
iud bat Der Oberpoli3eimeiiter elmer
SpesialfOmmiiiion sur Yrilfuns iiber=
ant,portet unb bieie bat feinen 8runo
sefunoen, oem .Gatir" bic Beerbisuns
5u pertuebren, bod iolle ct borber sebal.
ten iein, cine probe ieiner Wieoerauf=
eritebunssfdbigfeit ab3uleDen in Der
Weiie, baB er ii6 in einem sroben, nit
grbe ansefiillten 4aiten fir 6 Stunben
einidarren labt. Serr Wpbta iit auf
bieie 8ebinsuns la6enben Mutbes Elm.
gesansen. Ct perli9ert, ber Wenl1
perliere pdbrenb zines letbargii1en
S1lafes bas 8etpubtlein itibt, unb er
peripri6t bemgemdb cine genaue 8e=
idreibung ieiner ginbriide tpdbrenb bes
isdsittinoisen probeidlafes uno bes
ipdtern breitdsisen Shlafes in Der
grbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-07

Mus petersbur9 tpirb eelnelbet,
baB bic polisei cine sroBe 3abl BON Do=
fumenten perldieoeniter Mrt. tonfissirt
bat. 9arunter befinbe iid cine frei=
iinnise Werfaiiuns fir @ublano. 9ie-
ielbe gibt polen unb Ginnlanb Selbf=
resieruns unb aarantirt preB=, @eoan.
fen= unb 3ebe= Greibeit.
y Das in lebter Nummer 9emelbete
Mbleben Der Gaiierin BON China, i6eint
fein natiirIides sepeien su iein. gs
beltdtist iid ndmli6 e,n idon anfanss
umaeganeenes @erii9t, nod pelbem
iie @elbltlnorb begansen bat. Ser
&aiier babe ibr i'm 3orn cine Obrfeise
aeseben, tporauf iie @ift aenommen
babe.
Drudarbeiten in beutider unb
enelii1er Spra6e iperoen in unierer
Druderei prompt unb billis beiorst. #
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Sitter Der Maceabder.
Ger @taats = Gnmmnnheur IN

Ser Stats @pmmanoeur f1reibt
uns aus 2ineoln, Neb., mas folst /:
.Wahoem id segen einen bartnddisea
9ufen unirer stuei 3inber obne grfols
Oerihieoene Webisinen benubt, madte
ih einen YerIub nit Or. Sings Nelp
Discovery, uno na1 0erfluB bon 3tpei
Iagen bate Der 9uiten beibe Ginoer
politdnbis perlaHen. Wir uerben bon
nun an bas Wittel beitdnoia i'm 9auie
balten, ba Die grfabruns eeseiet. baB
es bilft. tpo anoere Meoisinen ilntpirf=
lam lino." llnterSeidnet s.. %. Ste=
pens, Staats=Gom. Warun ni9t ben
Weriub nit bieier anertannt bor3iigli=
1en. aarantirten Weoisin MAIDEN uno
iid gratis cine prObefaide bolen bel
6 SF. s. Willer & Sobr, Mpotbefer.
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Or. Mu8uff 66ni8's
Hamburger Tropfen.

0esem DBsbe$Fe ttebelfe Ds sewStn&sn aranen taben
saaeres aahea a 5 ta, iaa @ M M M aaea ena na assn d
ums eyen nc1wenbtsn enafn aasetne ewd
dgens tt Dr. Mu8uR &6nes 9dmuro Grcpfn rnsn bic G6f
0easu Qebertebeu. Hilt bunten 1Gabe
f&etbun8s.Drgan8 br Qeber unb nnrgelmGbtsftt tn
Tunicnen DrGbenen 8earttung Der auSsonen fTas
ammtn Dssan enn n ebeFue Safe TN glute suadbl
btS 96werben au sl&e fH bu ebles Nusten Der
ansen. Mls Elm W b Qn nb Dr. Musuf &Sntss 9ambusr
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gisasr enaabms oOn ur mOroeHs b
ns ponn pSn aasara%as goaa fur sas
os bisr xru 90 December iss bsah s6ss io gius1
SnS p Sn % 20 Sun 1895 bssabn abr ole erabu
December beobN neroen
0tS
eiusr 10 Yrc3ent ooa
s Hmc rSn am Gisns nd9nsn Sannor nssbea
beobiD r ipIn unbaben xhf nnb
1894 perput mtrosn
III no ss s an cbr Tsmbr a nHo mirb iu! etn
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S6abamt bon Suscarapas County, SniD,
Stem philadelphia, l. OftOber 1894.


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sDaily. Except Sunday Flag stop. Meals
Dark Faced Type denotes tina from u 90 noon 10 ~ M
midnight; Light Faced from Y 90 midnight u 90 noon
JOSEPH WOOD, EA. FORD,
Gsnsral Manager, General Passenger Agent
53l-s4.-I PITTSBURGH, PENNA
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets
baggage checks, and further information re.
garding the running Of trains apply TO any
Agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
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Geit Sabrsn esbrouGs Id Dr.
9luauit R6nias 0amburaer Nrnftbee
unb babe 9efunoen. baB Dieier 7hee Elm
0ons borjiioli9es Mittel 1T se9en aae
grfdltunaen. emma Qepbs, 20l6
Orleans Ctr, Baltimore, Wo.
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Nos. $50 and 33S connect at Wellsvilie f,r
Steubenville and Bellare Nos. S3S and S42
connect In Union Station, Pittsburgh. for the
East
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-26

The entire vehicle when in running
order weighs but $50 pounds. The motor
acthates the hind wheels directly by
gearing. and the battery In capable OF run
ming the apparatus for a four or hve-
hours trip In this respect. by the way.
the electrical tricycle. does not diner 80
much from the electric-launch which Mr..
Aston will use on the Hudson river this
summer. This boat ne ~ accustomed to
tie up to a dock, and. hitching her to ths
nearest electric-light wires. take on
load OF electricity, which VIII drive her
for many miles. The same In time VIII
doubtless be done with the electrical tri'
cycle, and one Of Its beauties Is the fact
that the Toad" OF electricity, no matter
how big, does not weigh anything. 40 that
Il is no more difficult to lift the machine
after ali the electricity has been ex-
hausted than when 1t has load on.
From this Il will be but a step to light
ing the machine at night from the stored
up electricity, sounding the aiarm-beil'
&c. The CARL electrical carriage IL pro.
yjded with a Lever to regulate the speed
OF the machine and the strength OF the
current. on the beautiful stretches OF
asphalt which Mr.. Aston sees In the
future. replacing the present unsainiy
streets and sidewalks. people riding ma
chimes of this kind. could fit from pace
TO place with incredible speed, although
what they would do with all the energy
and time thus saved has not yet been
pointed out. Horses are rarely 10 be seen
in the year 1000 so that IL Is probable
the application Of electricity TO coal-carts
and brewers wagons VIII be develop
ment OF the CARL principle in the near
future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-26

p-Dlnner. B-Brc4kfasf.
No. q makes all local Stops
nj Raleigh with Piedmont a
Asheville. y. G.. and ai
points on the Western Nnr'.
railroad.
No. q. "Nestibuled Limifel Tr
fet Sleepers Richmond f1 AfI.
meets directly az Atlanta uf.
A. X. Il. for Chattanooga Nt.
All points West Connects a..
~. p. Il. n. for N0bll" 81
New orleans. and ail points
No extra charge on "hrafiUH.
ARRIVE RiCfiMDNI
No. i3i. Atlanta Special
Limited Train. u.i5 \ 81. la
No. 7S-Maln and pXpr
daily. except sunday
For tickets. Pullman r's
andy at ticket-oiiiCe, f1rI.r
ton: Richmond Transfer I.
east Main street. anu clal
s36 east Main street
JOHN &. WINDER, j.. "
General Manage. o.-
4. + AND.
General ifHs..
IT. NJ. BOYKIN, CITY la. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-26
SIZE OF HEAVEN.
Plenty Of Room There for All II the "or'o
Stands 1000 Centuries.
yew York ADVERTISER


The fs,h verse of the 2lst chapter OF
Revelations gives the measurement VI
the New Jerusalem as follows:
And he measured the city with reeu'
Is.OOD furiongs. The length. the breadtn'
and the helghth of 1t are equal
Takjng that for n basis some statisu-
clan has made the following calculation:
Twelve thousand furlongs. $4,000 feet,
which being cubed Is SOS. D0v0.ooo.Vp.
GOO or. 600 cubic feet. Half Of this we VIII
reserve for the throne OF God ana the
Court OF Heaven: half the remainder LOT
the streets, leaving balance OF izf'Es
272 O0o. 900 600 cubic feet. DIVIDE this
last by 1896, the cubic feet In a room 10
feet square. and you will find that there
r. still enough left for So.s2i.SE'1oo'ooo
90 rooms.
1--WE will now suppose that the world
always did and will contain %ovo.vo
Inhabitants, and that generation iasts
"a I-s years. making In all 2.y'o,UpVVp TOT
each century; that the world WIZ STAND
100 centuries, making In all 2,s,o'o"'VoV'-
900 inhabitants Then suppose there are
100 worlds equal to this in point OF IN
habitants and duration Of worlds. making
o97. 600. 900 600 600: then Heaven. according
TO the measurement above. Is large
enough to allot 100 rooms. eacn 10 ieet
square. TO each human SOUL
AS the road is broad and well traVeiied
that leads to destruction. the statistician
might have added still further 10 MS cal
culatlon. Possibly he Is Universaiis''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-26
old DO MIN NN
M ~ STEAMSHIP CoNrA>I
NsEN sENI-wEEKL1 LINE FOX h.H
lAsN lokh.

Steamers lsays ktch )
EVERY TUESDAY aud i..''i
at 3 O'clock =. NJ Manifest cIo-..
hour before sailing time.
Steamers leave New York frW
70, North River, TOR Richmoni
EDNESDAY and SATURDAY I
NJ, arriving in Richmond MONbAl
FRIDAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsufi
Cabin fare TO New York 0nciuir-
meals and BERTH via Jdmes-rit'r
route ...,......................s ....
Round-trip tickets. limited 10 thiit
days after date OF issue ............. 3. '
Steerage fare, with subsistence .....
Steerage fare. without subSistcucr "
Cabin fare Via Chesapeake AMI oh
railway and Richmond and Pei-is-
burg railroad (tickets limited %
lour uaysl ;......,.....:.........
Round-trip tickets Omitted 10 th.ry
days) ..........................s .'
Tickets can be obtained al kichn
Transfer Company's, yOi east Main s.
Chesapeake and Ohio and Rlchmoht
Petersburg depots. and az The COM.
office. 1901 Main street. and wharf. t.'
etts.
Freight forwarded and through ~,
lading Issued for points bc}on4 ~
York
Freight received daily until p "
Passengers leaving Richmond IN NJ
DAYS. TUESDAYS MEDNtsi "a 7;
Chesapeake and Ohio arilNay va y
port News at Il. NJ. and by the i'
mond and Petersburg Railway 'pnA ''
tsame days. at . A. NJ, VIII nAh'
nection at Norfolk with steamer ''"'-'
GEO. w. ALLEN & co. Agents,
No. 1901 Main sti".
MI x,h .tsf HDNkfI.r
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AN ELECTRICAL THReE.WHEELER.
The Csrii Carriage Supplies Its Own Mo-
tive Power.

The Csrii Carriage Supplies Its Own Mo-
tive Power.
John Jacob Aston, in his book just pub.
lished. says the New York World. draws
"a delightful picture OF life as 1t will be in
the year 1000. when the necessity Of exert.
ing ones self will be done away with,
and instead OF undergoing the fatigue OF
walking. people will roll from place TO
place upon rubber-tired bicycles driven
by electricity, 'apergy." or some other
force Some people have regarded this
as flight Of the imagination on the part
Of Mr.. Aston. thinking that. as he has nos
10 exert much energy himself, he let's his
fancy gently picture the rest of humanity
In the same delightful condition But
science, in the woDder-roll OF discovery
which she is constantly unfolding, reveals
the fact that In this respect he Is merely
"A seer looking but short distance into
the future.
The electric tricycle. Is no creature Of
the imagination. but an accomplished
triumph OF mechanism. The Carl elec-
trical carriage rolls over the plains OF
Lombardy. and astonishes the simple
Italian peasants. who. open-mouthed, line
the roadway. 1t is called after Count
Italian Parliament, and II was constructed
at his mili-for the aristocracy In these
days IL IN business--at castelnuovo.
In the account Of this new discovery
made by French savant. who watched
the machine. he says II is ''actuated" by
accumulators Of the Verdi type, and II
Is designed to run upon all kinds Of roads.
The battery consists OF ten elements. each
having n capacity OF 100 amperes per hour
The model employed weighs eleven
pounds and contains FIVE plates, and
under conditions OF normal discharge the
battery furnishes . current Of Ave am
peres, equal to about q half ampere per
pound. The plates are arranged hori-
zontaily in q wooden cage. held In place
by small bars OF ebonite. and are sepa.
rated from each other by fabric OF
parrafined jute. The whole is enclosed
ia q small ebonits box Dramatically sealed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-26
Not Quoted.


The distinguished Detroiter had been IN
Chicago on q visit Of several weeks, and
when he returned reporter who thought
he might get good item called TO inter
view him.
How long were you In Chicago?" he
asked, after few prelininaries.
Five weeks"
Zig town. isn't IT."
Slightly large"
You had pretty fair opportunity OF
testing the climate, didn't your"
Excellent"
well. what do you think Of it?'
yours Is a family journal, isn't IT,
"Yes, SIR" replied the reporter. won
dering what the mischief that had to do
with II.
well, sir. what think OF It is utterly
unfit for publication in such medium.
and you must excuse me-" ard the rest
OF the interview didn't amount TO much.