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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20
10 COIN MORE sILFER.
The MINIS at New Orleans aud San Fran
cisco to Go TO Work.

WASHINGTON. July 1s-Mr. Preston.
the director of the Mint, to-day, by direc-
ton of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
issued orders TO the mint authorities at
san Francisco and New Orleans to begin
at orce the coinage Of silver dollars, and
during the present month 10 coin up to the
ordinary capacities Of the mints. the
silver 10 be first cOir Cd will be blank In
e, Is. of which there Is sufficient 10 coin
about 81 10000 al these two mints and at
Philadelphia. AS soon as this supply Is
exhausted. work Ilobably viii begin on
the silver bars. Of which there Is year 8
supply at San Francisco ana New Or
leans. and presumably five years supply
at Philadelphia. So far as can be learned
II is not the purpose of the Government
10 extend the coinage OF the seigniorage
beyond few millions, but II is stated
that after coming what gold may be ne
cessary, and recOining the abradtd frac-
tiona silver each Of the three mints
probably will Ice worked at their normal
capacity on silver dollars for the next
several months at least. and presumably
TO the end of the present calendar year.
Whether Treasury notes Will be retired
Gs fast as received for silver, so tar as
known has not been determined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20
THE BUhCOMBE DISTRICT.
The Congregational Contest-1A'k of n New
RRilrnnd

ASHENILLE. y. c., July 19.-Special.-
late reports from Webster bring informa-
lion that the Democratic congressional
d.l,catlon from jackson county is In
structed for Crawford, ana that the dele
gates 10 the judicial convention are
divided as follows. lor Ferguson -, Shu-
ford 4 Garter /. GeOrse a. jones. OF
Franklin. is certain 20 be reEomindled by
the Democrats for the solicitorship OF
Rev. j. 4. Bruns1n. pastor Of the
French Broad Baptist church TINS Guy,
has resigned his charge. IL lis stated mat
H.v. Mr. Brunson was converted TO the
belief OF the Seventh Day Adventists
is arangtll-ts of that faith, who are con-
dieting nightly meetings in tent that
l., been pitched IN Nellie Park
Interest has been revived in the subject
.t ...l roads for Buncombe county by
-t. recent action Of the Board of County
mm.ssioners, in issuing a call for a
..... meeting OF the citizens OF the county
o. I. held here on July 18th. for the
r... -- VI discussing the matter with the
D. 3D. who are determined TO take some
ID steps toward the betterment OF
D.r public roads without TURNER ueiay;
f.'... Roy stone. special agent ana
,......~ IN the office Of Road Inquiry. q
Yf the Department OF Agriculture
s.. Washington. viii be present on this
r and make AN address.
Nu DID,. same date the matter or build
.t. -.Ur1ad from here TO connect with
h. rr.rd road at the Transylvania
A. he called 10 the attention Of
oar
Oa nt Of the failure Of the Board
81 m 10 sell the Asheville funding
h.l. because Of some legal bubble Oh
the r.t ~ those who had agreed 70
tat t...o the school committee las been
y.t t some embarrassment about con-
I'm rr rlo schools during the fan. The
matter ha. been finally arranged so that
Gil. schools VIII open In October for
- IL. snhslOn.
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Rnriie Nominations.

WINDSOR. n. c., July lS,-Special.-
The Democratic convention FOR Bertle
county met at l2 O'Clock. r. X: OUTLAW,
Chairman OF the executive committee, wac
elected permanent chairman, ana u: Ill.
srHlne. editor Of the Windsor Ledger.
snd Alexander Laster. Of the Aulander
Dispatch, were elected secretaries.
solomon Cherry was nominated Tor
, sister II deeds. w. l.. Lyon, clerk 81
teror Court: Turner &. Bond. sheriff;
NJ. n. Smithwick, surveyor and h. J.
Blade coroner All OF the nominees, ex-
,rpt the nominee for coroner, are at pres
ent Ming the Offices 10 which they ore
dominated Nine delegates were appoint
"a 20 each OF the following conventions:
,aie. judicial, congressional and senatori-
aaron l.. Roscoe, the present member
!" the Legislature for this county. was
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October. s.69; November, $40; December.
M ssS; I1a59 n sn- egl February c'7;
LIVERPOOL July i9.-12:30 p. NJ
Cotton--Free supply and prices I'M
changed. American middling. 1910;
sales, 500 bales. American. 1900 bales;
speculation and export, 800 bales; re-
eeipts. 5000 bales; American, 800 bales.
piled: American middling. August and
September. ; J5-Gi93 56-6i; September
and October z 50-G4: November and De-
cember 3 1854: December and January.
5 50-64; January and February, 3 G0-Gt
1 +. Mood midiling. 4 Lie; Amerl-
can middling, fair, AZ middllng. 1915.
low middling, 2 1916; good ordinary
3 lI-l6; ordinary, ~; July. 3 55-Ci. sell
ers; July and August, 55-G4, sellers.
August and September, 3 55-6ia3 5G-6l;
September and October, 3 @-Gl, values
October and November 3 3l-A, sellers
November and December, z 5I-Gi03 ssh
December and January, 3 5s-6i03 59-ei
January and February, 53-6iu3 G0-0i
February and March, dO-0i. Futures
closed quiet but steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20
FOUGHT FOR 4 GIKL.
Prizo Ring Encounter That Lasted sew
teen Kounds

COLUMBUS. OHIO, July 1S.-W. NJ.
Parsons, a local eX-puguist, and Charles
Jones. a carriage painter, settled love
affair in the prize ring at Gahanna,
village near the city. yesterday The ring
was pitched in an open held. Seventeen
regulation rounds were fought with bare
knuckles. Jones had the best Of II in
" eight 10y about twenty pounds, but was
no match for Parsons in ring science.
Parsons tOyed with his opponent the
first half of the fight merely for the
satisfaction of smuggling him. When Jones
was knocked out in the seventeenth round
be was bleeding from innumerable cuts
on the face and body, while pars ms
Jones is still a very sick man.
The young lady Involved IS said TO be
long 10 a respectable family She was
engaged TO marry Jones and jilted him
tor Parsons Recently Jones tried TO staD
Parsons. and bad blood has existed be
tween the men since.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, July 19.-From every
mart Of the nit selling u wheat was con-
tlnued The only reason given why
there should be any recovery TO prices
tba sentimental excuse that they are SO
very low There was rally near the
close to-day but the fnal ngures dis
closed a net loss Of &c. from yesterday 3
close. September opeheu, rom ON '. Pc 10
closing at this price. with the loss above
notod Cash wheat was In good demand,
mi prices were VIC. per bushel lower.
Corn-The Cincinnati d dIlfJf N W. the
position IL took with respect 10 rs. crow
ing crop. II said, In part; " lthout
relief quickly. the crop VIII pe laI-eiy
cut short" The relief came ray h.sht
i'm the form OF scattered showers through
out the corn belt. and in further pros
meets Of rain where most needed. Prices
RESPONDED with Dromptnesi ana dispatcn,
breaking at the start from 1c. TO lc.
from where they stopped yesterday. dee
cllned &C further, then rallying, ia SYM
pathy with the recovery IN wheat, and
closing 7lc. under yesterday. The range
on September was htlWeeh f"c. ana
4l7sc., and the close 4Zkc. Cash corn
was in good demand. Prices were M
oats did little else than follow the
direction Of wheat and corn. The rains
were usually OF beneht, ana may nave
Influenced some selling, but declines and
rallies were identical with those I'm the
other grains There was nothing taken
from store. Cash oats duh and lower
Provislons-Shorts. i'm endeavoring 90
cover some early sales caused "a rally
in products shortly before the close.
Until that time trade was Indifferent
and prices We're weak The weak grain
market and decline In prices of live
hogs lent tone OF ea4iness % the mar
ket The close was b.. higher than yes
terdav for Seutemher pork and ribs and
gbc. higher for September lard. There
al
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, July 10. 1894.
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change by Messrs: Frazer & Tompkins,
ferro & Co, George A. Haynes. Shell
burne & Scott, and l.. p. Vaughan. 80
packages of sun-cured tobaccos One
package q. L. H., No. /, 40 pounds
9 9oia AZ 81 one ne =; Is -. r. No at So
No. l. lG5 pounds at sit.J0. 9ne o. n. e.
No. y at SO. one Is. l.. H., No. /. l45
pounds at ST. one q. a. r, No. j at
two (B. + B., No. 2. and Id W r. AZ r. SiG no. 10.
hounds at 90, two q: j. ". No Z and md
! A; r., No. b at $50 one q. Z. r..
10 pounds " Il. No. 22s, at s ss25 go two q,
%. j. ", No Q, and ". r. &. 10 81
at 81. one (W. T. f.. No, y at s7.75. one
.: A. %, No p at $50, one IF. r.
$3.50. two w NJ. No. i. and and j.. j W s.
No. y taken in a. SO one q. y. f.. No
y sold at $40, one ~. * c., No. q at
500; two 6. Z. H., No 2. il5 pounds,
and W. T. rs 10. - at $50; two Cw. T.
II. 5. W., No y at $500. one q. 4. f..
No y at 500, one 81. A. F.. No. o at
Sit339 one w. ~. No, p taken in at
- 10 two tt. K, No ?, and ". s, 80.
T. F.. No. and No. 81 AT 81 so two
81. C.. No. . and j. s. j. No g. at 50. ~.
one wv. Y, NO. ID AZ ~, two Of. r.. No.
2, and W. s, No - at e. 80. four or. O.
b., No. l. J. 4. H.. 30 >: p. q c.. No.
!. ana ID. r., No. - AT S270, one (R T..
no. - at 500. one 81. n. No. u az 500.
one ~. c.. No. u at $40, one CW. r.
f.. No. ~ at $3.50, one 81. n. No y
AT 500, three (E. r. @. No. and No 3.
and r. j., No. - at $40 one Or. J, No.
- no S15O.
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, 2l hogsheads: oilers 10: cut
ters. lo leaf dark, %, lugs dark, ..
Total ~ hogsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
INSPECTIONS l02 hogsheads; dark.
100 hocshcads and - tierces. Kenspec-
lions Bright 81 hOgsheads
Myers, Farmers Crenshaw's. Daven-
ports. Planters Meals. Alleghany, Shell
hurne's. ShOckoe. and Seabrooks tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Receipts, l39
PACKAGES. deliveries. G6 packages.
United states internal revenue cOllec-
lions for the city OF Richmond. Va, to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes, -, 22S So; plug
tObaccOs. S2.3~G.56. Total $18l5.t1
y loose tobaccO sale at Planters ware
house to-day.
\ loose sale and packages OF sun-cured
tohaccos sold over the package at Shell
burnc's warehouse to-day.
Registered a the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: G. W. Davis. Powhatan county:
T. T.. Watkins. Charlotte county; y. j.
Walker, Cartersville w. T. Ellis Louisa;
r. " Jordan GOOchland. John r. Ellis.
Orange; w G. billiard, Spottsylvania
county; ". W. Butler and j. b. Seal,
Caroline county.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July l9.-cotton stea9dy
sales, 100 bales Futures closed steady
sales, Is. 400 bales; July. 6.sia6sss5i Az NJ
gust. 6sSaG.s9; September. G."e1o -;
November 7Osq709; Deee diL'5arv "5y 20
The consolidated net receipts OF cotton ION
reported to-day from all ports were
893 bales; stock. 2dl. esa bales; recs,n,s
o iGo haIss. exnorts TO Great Britain,
7''ii9 bales: France. 400 bales; conti-
nent, 1900 bales. -. ,o ro,,o, IN
NEW oRL LEANS. July ls, 10 eS5 ba, ss,
July. ssi: August. G.72; September. o.ed;
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bum mer Complaint.

Last fall l was taken with a kind OF
summer complaint, accompanied with a
wonderful diarrhoea. soon after my
wife sister, who lives with US, was taken
I'm the same way. We used almost everv-
thing without benefit. Then / said, let us
try Chamberlain Cole. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which we did, and
that cured us right away. i think much
of IL. as 1t did for me what IL was rccom-
mended 10 do. John Hertzler, Bethel.
Berks county, Pa. % and b0-cent bottles
Tor sale by owens * Minor Drug Com
pany. Il. NJ. Slaughter. Il. j. Reeve a
Co, and IL. q. Forstmann. druggists.
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BaptiSt Qrphanage.

THOMASNlLLE y. C.. July l0.-Spe-
cial.-The annual Association OF the Bap-
fist Orphanage met at this place to-day
Dr. Pritchard OF Charlotte y. G.. preach
ed a very fine sermon on the subject
Love
Dr. Jones. Of Gastonia. n. C.. deliver
ed the annual address TO an appreciative
audience. SubJcct-"God's Thoughts About
the Poor. Against Mans. There were 300
people present. quite a number being
from a distance. The collection was
small. Mr. Mills was reelected as super
intendcnt OF the Orphanagc
The grand rally Of the Farmers AL
lance convenes on August -. l@i
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RICHMOND. va, July ~, Is9I.
Oferings-W 1860 bushels; corn
(white) 3S6 bushels; corn tmiNeD. 600
bushels oats, ~ bushels.
Sales-Wheat, l,lGs bushels corn
(white), 40 bushels; corn mixed), 600
bushels; oats, 32i bushels
Quotations: Wheat -Longberry, 56c.- TO
TO Sc: No red. SIC. 10 57isc.
Corn-White. Virginia dag lots), DC
to Doc; No. white, dc; No. > mixed
ole.
Oats-No. mixed, SOC. to Zoe; No. .
mixed, Ssc, 10 S0c.; new winter, 4oc' 10
42c.
Rye-JOc. to a3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20
NEARLY gOUR MILLIONS
Decrease In Gross Earnings of the u. & o.
Last Year.

BALTIMORE, MD, July l9.-The Balti-
more and Ohio directors DO not hold their
regular monthly meetings in July and
August. but If need be are called together
by the president. No meeting was held
Yesterday. but q statement covering the
month of June. and the fiscal year end
ing June Both, was given out. The state
ment shows a decrease In gross earnings
OF three and three-quarter million dollars,
and illustrates the great business depres-
sion during the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20
BrRKn COUNTY c0NyENrION.
Delegates Elected to tho various state
Budies-somc Newsy Notes.

NDeGANTON. y. C., July Especial
'.. largest and most enthusiastic con-
81. zion nat has been held in Burke coun-
o. 100 many years met to-day ana was
...I 10 order by Mr. y. 6. Erwin, chair
n.u n the Democratic Executive Com
r.itc Delegates were appointed 10 the
'e Congressional. judicial ana seha'o'
...I conventions. -.
Services viii be held on sunday FOR
nrst lime i'm the new Episcopal church:
Ia. town is quite fun OF strangers anu
. and more are coming ia every DAY.
..e cosrt-house has recently bad nlty
c..tnc nehts put in. This. OF course is
e-4.c an Improvement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET


NEW YORK, July i'.-f lour X'7l'1
ed held steady, ana buyers relIs1,r ~
bid; winter wheat, lo" ti''r' 81 =
. 50. patent, S2pu3.2p, minnesota Gear
50 25N2 80; patent. $3.4uGin't low extras
81. SJN2.JO. Southern flour duil ana "eHA
common to fair extra, s. loH5.uoi soo4
TO choice do. S3.o0F3.31.
Wheat dun az re. lower NO req
store and elevator, 5iAH'ic., aIoat'
% n51i2c. options were active ana Io"er'
opening weak and declmins @44,ec.' sep
TENDER seilins, at 49, nelo" pIJvlV,a
record out ralylns nc. anu D'o9li' >
steady at t~0-,e. under yesterday 40.
red closed. july, nOtAc.; august, bi4c.t
September, $3.50.
Corn moderately active ana easier NO
.. i7H41t-c., elevator; 4t'i"4 'sc. ahoat
Options dun and steady az 4Hl2c. ne-
cline; July, &C; August. <15,c.; Septem-
Der, ifisc.
oats dull and lower. options i2c. lower
10 &C.. higher, July, 3sfic., August. "-htc.t
September, 3lFc., 80. white, july,
3Ji ~. Spot-NO. .. 4Oni-c.; No. white,
4ua4%c.; mixed western, 42c., white do,
120 iJc.
Hay-ChOicc firm and In fair demand;
shipping, Jpu Doc, good 90 choice, i'HN'c.
Wool in iair demand; domestic fleece,
liIi@-c.; pulled, lJnatc
Beef dull and steady; family. $1,000,
extra mess, SN.wWN|J; beef hams quiet
at S2lOO: tierced beef dun and steady
city extra. india mess. Sl7OON lh.OO. cut
meats quiet and steady. picked ue.iies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, July
-Cattle-Receipts. 1907 market easy;
common TO extra steers, $tW4ttO, STOCK,
bulls 81 25Q3 ~: calves, S2.uO4L1J.
Hogs-Receipts, 2s0Oo; market weak;
heavy. SfS0l505; common 10 choice
mixed SIGjQj.O5; choice assorted, S1.o';
light. si.75ai05; pigs, Si2a4iis'
inferior to choice. Sl.25g3D; lambs, $500
Ni.6O
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CINCINNATI. o.. July 10.-Fiour-
Spring patent. S3,55a3~' family, S2.3j
G2O
Corn active; No. 3 mixed. 44c.; No. =
white, 47Lc.; No. yellow, 5iac
oats STEADY; No. mixed, 32c.. No. >
white, 4Jc
Si3.75: clear mess. Si2.T5.
Lard steady; steam leaf, SIl2is; ket-
tie dried. SL37i..
Bacon steady; shoulders, $3.50; short
rib sides. $500: short clear sides, $50.
Whisky ST.
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for Sick Headache is found that is pleas
ant, harmless, and efficient. We refer TO
DR.. David's pills. that thousands OK our
people have successfully used. Price 25
cents a box; FIVE boxes for 81.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO,
Richmond, Va
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WILMINGTON

firm, strained. sIi2c. good strained, 92Iac.
Turpentinc steady NJ nc
Tar firm at Sf.3J.
Crude turpentine firm; hard. Sl.00;
soft, $i.T0; virgin, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20

changed prices: sales. 1000 barrels: re-
and D, sico; e, stio; r. sIl5; q, Sl.26;
II. sL52ig; |, si.eJ. X. s220; NJ, 40;
y, 81. ~: window glass. se.S5; water
white, $500
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, MD. July l0.-Flour
steady and unchanged.
Wheat weak; 80. red spot, July and
steamer No. RED. ~ &C. bid; milling
wheat, by sample, 56g5lc.
Corn dull; mixed spot and July, 4sc.
asked: southern corn. by sample. Jlajic. ;
DO. on grades. sc. asked.
oars dull and lower; 10. > white, west
ern. 5045ic.; No. mixed, western. 4Ic
bid.
Hay unchanged.
Ocean freights unchanged.
C C5ss a. st tiS y No. :. siG5o.
Other articles unchanged
Bonds-Virglnia 3s. new, !2472i2; do;
ONO stock. 7Oq72. Baltimore and ohio
Southwestern nrsts, 1919 ask ad Consoli-
dated Gas bonds, lli3sG liz, do. stocks,
6J3sq06
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20

re- nominated There were but two town
ships represented and there were l2S OF
them. There were about 800 people pres
cnt at the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20

When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparilla,
why don't you try II yourselfY Ii will
build you up. itooas Sarsaparilla viii
make you strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20

CHARLESTON. S. C.. July l0-Turpen-
tine irm at 21i2c. receipts. 10 casks
kosin-Good strained firm at 500; re-
ceipts, lO7 barrels.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. July i0.-Spirits tur-
pentine-Nothing doing; receipts, l,lD
casks.
Rosin In good demand 1T firm and un-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20

Hoods pills cure nausea. sick headache
INDIGESTION, biliousness. Try box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20

rOlc Marster' Cigars
are the best nickel smoke.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. July 20, 1894


MINIATURE ALMANAC. July 20, 1891.
sun rise 20
gun .....-.......-.. - I
fl'pI lln.'1 ~ - J W.
Days Length. ................ ih. I'm.
HIGH TIDE.
.'i liil1 y, ,
lsffilillH 3D. i
PORT OF WEST POINT, July 10, 1871
ARRIVE
steamship Richmond. Davis. New York
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. -Nickle Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm city Marshall, Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Richmond. Davis. New York.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nicke Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm City Marshall. Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
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cash Quotations Flour weak, prices
favoring buyers. and very little lo.ne;
wheat, 5i3, Q557sc; No. , red. -4s4'l 80 -
corn, 42i7c.: oats, 5lG36f,r by AM l-a H.,
ribs. So GTLga8. 20; shoulders, 5000, whis-
L. 81 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-20
Top That stop Thatii

stop That! Stop Thatil
terrible cough with Or. David's Cough
Syrup OF Pine Ear. Horehouad. ana MIG
Cherry.
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- - - - ~
BOOK
IS
FOR
WIT

You can never forget the men who fought on either
side in that great struggle, and they have themselves
written the tales hese told.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

A. 7. Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 81
4. T. Co. preferred.......... 10l1a 1Oj
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-16
TEACHING GLACIERS.
Excellent Expedient Res0rted to by Ger.
 man Writer.

man Writer.
 Teachers who have found it difficult to make the movements of glaciers clear to their pupils may find 1t helpful to use one of those simple methods which are given by German writer. For ice, he substitutes yellow pitch. the surface layers ot which, after ex- posture to the air, show about the same degree of elasticity and brittleness that ice has.
 Take square tray which has slant ing gattea; this gutter must first be lined with layer of very hot pitch to prevent the mass from rolling down. Then pour in the rest of the pitch. As 1t moves downward cracks are made from the edges toward the center at an angle of fortyfive degrees to the edges, and join transverse Assures, which arc produced in the middle. Where the tray wideRs longitudinal creviees are produced.
 The other method differs from this only in coating the surface of the pitch with layer of white paint, so that the cracks appear black on white. and are more easily seen. The writer says that particular forms of cracks can easily Dc observed at the same parts of the tray, and that the motion, which has the same kinds of variation noticed ia glaciers, can be studied with the rnis croseope. Scientific American
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-16
In Choosing Wall Papers.

By far too many of us make our se- lections in the shop, and are guided either by what we think pretty or what the dealer tells us is good As a matter of fact. the room in which paper is to be hung is the only possible place to judge of its effect and this method is responsible for many mistakes The light which enters the windows makea all the difference in the world, and the height and size of the walls need to be taken into strict account 4. southern or eastern exposure, which gets direct rays. allows of cool tints. while a north room calls for warm tones, and reflect ed lights require q treatment peculiar to themselves All these facts make trial of the paper in the room itself an essential poiut. and 1t is safe to predict that if selections were made on that basis greater satisfaction would result --N. '. World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-16

The railroad boys like the manner in which the GRerHIC got up the car shops celebration. The more you see of us the better you will like us. We claim to he newspaper
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-16

The parade Of horses advertised to take place this morning did not oc- cur, owing to the fact that a great many owners thought it would be disadvanrageous to their horses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-16

We mean what We say. We will sell for cash lumber. laths, shingles, doors. windows. blinds, hot-bed sash window glass sash weights, etc, for less money than they have ever been offered before and cheaper than any one else in the world. Nothing charged al cash prices-srrictly cash. 24tf BIrFF GITY It'MBER Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-16

The str,w berry and ice cream fes. tival given last night by the ladies of the Presbyterian church for the ben eft of their church was q success n every particular,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-16

We invite your attention to om stock of fine groceries. Angoods ar, heap--the difference between low and high grade goods is SO small that il will pay you to buy some thing good.
 ; lldtf THOMAS, WALKER X Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-16

When you feel tired, lazy, and gen erally no aeeounf, cleanse yonr blood with Plantation Safsaparilla and Iosi,le Potash and start your liver with Plantation Pills. Sold by Mctalnmon e Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-16

Capt Harvey Hudson's injuries re ceived in the accident as mentioned in yesterdays GRAPHIC, are not so serious as was first sup 0sed to be the case. No bones were broken. We congratulate him that he es- capped so lightly.