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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-22
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS

CHARLES S. BUNDY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OF all the States and Territories,
817 Al St. NV. (uew Equity building).
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JOHN E. BEALL, JOHN E. MITCHELL,
Commissioners Of Deeds for every state and terri
tory. Notary Public, United States Commissioner.
oc23 Office, 1921 + st. first 1o)r).
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
he for all states and territories n SPECIALITY
By R. h. EVANS. ONCE (basement), 1921 f st.
Always In Office. office hours. ja7-tf
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR REMITTANCE BRICK STABLE, ALLEY,
OF 316 and SIS = st. NV. Convenient to
Penna ave-; 81. r. II. 4. LEHOLD, s.w. cor.
18th aud + SITS. W. mh2U-6t
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FOR kENT-STABLES No 3, bet . and L.
1912 18th lrear). .$i5 18th and 10th ). =. q,
12l4 10Th NV (rear). .35i No 4, bet . and T,
No 2 bet 21st, Mass 18th and 18th. =. a. .25
ave and Fla ave. .25 lei 1ita st G'rl. Ia
No g. bet 21st. Mass CSC Q st rear). Ii
ave and Ella ave. Is LIST and SITS, w &
No 2. bet and z, G X Il house,
10Th and 10th. .25I very large. 1900. zoo
No 0. bet D and 2, 1929 Il trear.. III
18th and 10TH. rs 17l2 18th trear). IL
No 4, Mass ave & 21st.25 522 9Th (rear,. -. .10
1918 l. st (rearb. 20 3406 u NV (rearD. 10
1901 st NV trearl. Geo 1919 18th (rearl. 4
1924 NV trr).. ID
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
mh1o-tr 1924 ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-22

FOR RENT-S15 VERMONT AVE. OIr)STTE AR
Hn9ton Hotel handsomely furnished rooms; en-
suite or single: with without private haths;
Gy the day' orl monfh f9aLtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-22
STORAGE.

~ FORAGE!
~ Goods left with storage are insured
and money advanced upon them If desired. Drop
a postal and our representative will call.
JOSEPH BROTHERS CO., Auetoneers 637 La. av
mh21-1d
ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS, 1907 G ST
Separate apartments Dry, light and clean.
Charges reasonable. Best location in the city
mhl6-2m
DESIRING TO STORE MY HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
must get HOughtOn's prices 1710 18th st. Nv.
Separate rooms or open storage. Leave orders
either at 121l + NV. ITO 18th st. NV.
mhl2-1ms
SENATE STORAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IEON-
front building; separate rooms; rates, 81 per
load per month; advances on storage. D. NJ LEA
& CO., Auctioneers. Us Pa. ave. NV. Tel. 1888.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-22

CES.
So + NV. ............S
Desirable rooms. AT
lantic Coast Line build
ing," all front and tire
proof. from $40 to So
each.
RES.
IA 9Th Hw........$50. 90
625 La ave. Sd d. .25. 10
SOB g NV. 20. ~
1917 l. NV tJ0x2Jp. .1u0l
l2e1 n Cap........35.0 90
LIES.
102S Conn ave (rear3. .S2,ss
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FOR RIsNT-NEW FLAT; CAN'T BE DTPLlC hfED
for price in city; rooms and BATH; all hut one
nil southern exposure; heat WATER rent 80.
asD6 I4ti st. NV mh6-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-22

STEAMER ..wAKEFiELD,"
Frem It'll st. ferry wharf at am.
On Mondays and saturdays Fer river landings, to
Nomipi creek thence to Leona rdtown and ST. Cen,-
epts bay and river landings, returning Tuestlay vs.
and Sundays on WEDNESDAY. for river landings
TO Nonini thence to piney Point, St Georges $,
Smith creek, Conr ard icoconco rivers. Return.
ing leaves Non,ini Thursday evening for Wicoaiico
river Colonial Reach, Wkerson's. Dill's, Matthias.
swans Stuarts, Stins and Liverpool Pt, arriving,
FRIDAY mornings. In effect Dec. 81
d27-tf c. ". RIDLEY: Gea. Mgr.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. D. C.,
FORTRESS MONROE AND
NORFOLK, VA.
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK
SOUTH BOUND.
Leave Washington daily at pm. from foot OF
am. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 100 am.
south and southwest. ard with the Old Dominion
steamers for Bnsteh. Providence. savannah. Ca,
and Jacksonville. Fla. nakins elegant trip
for tourists and irvalis.s.
NORTH BOUND
Leave Norfolk daily at 6:1o pm Leave Fortress
Monroe at T:l0 pm. Arrive at Washington ct $50
next day.
Through tickets sale at 5i3. S19, Il2t Penn.
ave- T07 18th ST. nv. and hoard steamers at
wharf, foot of 9TH St
Telephone No. $50.
JSO. CALLAHAN,
d13-tf Gen. Supt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-22

FOR RENT-925 a0rH ST. NV: VERY DEsIRA-
biz; rooms: Anil; $500. 1880 18th 4 door
from Penn. ave.l; 10 rooms: a.n.i; $500. IT'S
18th St; 10 rooms; a. mi: 5000. New bricks
Superior ave.. Meridian Hill: only $l2 and Silt
nilll 9-6s 4. r. FAkDON. 1lQ4 G st.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-BUY STORE AND DWELLING OR
house that could be converted into store at little
cost price not to exceed 81 900; location between
9Th and 18th u.e., and h SITS. n.e., lot siita-
BILE for business purposes. Address Box IS, Star
office. mh2l St.
WANTED1FROM OWNER, AN s OR GROOM
house; north Of Pa. to 6 ST. and bet. n j.
ave. and 11th st. NV; terms cash. Address
d. II. O., Star office. nh21 -2t.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

nished: lowest summer rates., everything new.
Apply at THE WOODMONT, Iowa Circle. or to
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FOR RENT
1901 10th NV, 14r.$f00. 90
Sl3 G st NV, Tor. 81 90.
2a6 Del ave. f2r. 80 Oh
1143 9th NV, 1lr&b. 45. 90
209 Del av ne. 9r. 1000
1213 s NV. 9r&b. IS. 30
f16-Jw* TYLER < RC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-22
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD AT $50 PER MO-
by young MIN. in n private family. within 8
squares of and 1th NV, Catholic preferred
Address w. E., Star office. nh.2-3ts
RANTED-BY A QUIET COUPLE, OR 8 IN
furnished communicating ruons: meals same
house; with widow small family; state price
and particulars. Address Box 134. Star Office. It,
WANTED-3 OR UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping; north of NJ bet. 9th and I'D
sts.; terms moderate Address D.B. THOMPSON,
1873 18th st. W. mill 2bs
WANTED FRONT ROOM; NICELY
furnished; bet. 9Th and 18th; within blocks of
Pa ave; not over SO per mo-. in advance; gen.
uemap and wife. X. NJ. W.. Star office. mh2O-3t.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE SUITES OF
communicating and single rooms, now available
for rent in the Washington Loan and Trust
Company building, at 9th and L SITS. NV;
rare Opportunity for law firm others to
cure desirable quarters at reasonable rate. with
ire proof surroundings and every modern con-
venlence; the advantages Of tenancy in this
building cannot be overastimlted. nili3ito31inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-22
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

wANTED-BOYs TO SELL THE WASHINGTON
Cyeione Saturday morning. 8 O'Clock. Office 619
st. NV. Papers returnabe. la
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FOR RENT-OFTICES-
1924 ! st NV. en-
tire basement 5000
81 cor Eth and r.
SITS NV. Ar, entire
W n0Dr-....-.....0. col
F'a av and. 18th NV;
-, rooms. .......6, col
9l1 18th st NV. =. .55. +s|
o2l 14th st NV. =. .4J. col
l4S b NV, several
fine Offices.
10 Pa nv nv, Sd a. 40. OoI
Sc COR. 18th and F.
NV, II, I'd floor . 20; OO|
THOAl
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The morning times., 1895-09-08
CHlvALRY GROWING SCARCE.
Some Comments on Virginia Coming
From Kentucky.

Some Comments on Virginia Coming
From Kentucky.
Virginia has undergone many changes
since the war, although some OF the
characteristics OF the ante -beHum days
still remain. 1t is unfortunate, if true,
that the chivaIrouS Virginia gentleman,
the typical F. F. V" is growing scarceE
Some virginians profess 10 believe, how
ever, that no one can be born on Virginia
soil and not be chiyalrous and courteous.
In Kentucky an unfortunate merchant saw
bankruptcy confronting him, and, To save
n portion of his prupeIvy- he invoked the
name Of his wife and the assistance Of
his friend. The creditors instituted pro-
ceedinss to recover certain property, and
in the course of the proceedings his friend,
q native OF ViTgi mia, was put on the stand
All went well until the witness was sub
iected TO a rigid CrQss-eXamination by
lawyer, himself a native Of Virginia.
The witness went laundering along a6
such rate that his lawyer felt it neCes-
slry TO interfere and tell him that he was
not required to answer questions which
would criminate himself Alter the close
of the case, which resulted diSastrously
20 our accommodating friend from Viz
ginia, he expressed great Indignation for
the humiliation to which he had been SUBJ
iected. Il was never in my life treated with
so little courtesy be said. The opposing
couQsel did not act at all Ike n gentleman,
sir 1 expected entirely different treat
ment, especially as I learned that he was
from Virginia and be knew l was from
that State No, sir, in the old days No
Virginia gentleman, sir, would cause an
other Virginia gentleman the slightest en-
barrassment because OF so paltry matter,
nor wcCld he seek by set intcrrusatories
To make him contradict himself No, sir.
it is unpardonabIe, sir, and all for the
purpose of increasing the dividends OF
few Yankee clients whom he never saw.
I am convinced, sir, that your lawyer
never came from Virginia at all, sir; be
must have come from West Virginia -
Louisville Post
The morning times., 1895-09-08

vegetation; and at night inversely. IL PRE-
cludes excessive cooling by radiation. In
fine, moisture allows the luminous rays Of
heat to pass, but absorbsa a great portion OF
the dark rays, whether they come from the
earth or any other source.
The experiments OF Tyndall and PouiHet
haveproved hattheair, r,throughthemedium
OF its moisture, allows only one-fourth OF
the solar heat to Teach the earth. If it
were not so our summer DAYS would be at
once much warmer and much colder. We
should be scorched by the sun, but at the
same time the air around Us would be icy
cold and we should suffer from the two
extremes Of weather at the same moment.
In the shade very 10 " temperatures wouIdbS
OccasioDed by radiation. 1T night moist
ure lessons radiation and in this way pre-
vents the extreme OF cold that would 9th.
erwise be experienced in the absence OF
the sun.
The paper contains Just at the close this
remarkable paragraph.
REMARKABLE FACTS.
"On closer examination. another fact is
disclosed to us. In the very feliCitOus
words OF ]. 3. Dumas, all living beings
are nothing but condensed air. The plants
owe their existence to air, and plants could
not exist without air. Tie elements OF
plants are themselves air, and az animals
depend on plants, the connection is close,
intimate and direct; man is condensed air
And throughout the centuries during which
the human race has existed, this same air
has done nothing but pass without inter
mission through the bodies of our auces-
tors, forming part uf them for a time
and then, becoming disengaSed, has formed
part OF US. Our substance Is the same as
theirs, and that substance, which was also
that of the plants otyore, is moving tt~oUgh
space in a CeaseleEs tide.
To-day or Tomorrow, 4 flower or a
fruit, it Will unite at one time with the
sluggish organisms OF q mulluSS, NJ another
with the brain of EcsCartcs, a Pascal
a Joan of Arc or q Shakespeare. 1t never
stops; its cycle, of which No human eve
ever saw the beginning and no human
mind can imagine the end, seems TO be in
finite; alternating from life to death, as
old as the world, AMI, withaI, eternaIlS
young, il would, If it only We're conscious.
have exhausted all the joy and grief that
life can afford and have experienced all
the emotions, the most noble and thu
baSeSt,
The morning times., 1895-09-08
" ADDISON HEIGHTS. 5"

TkfAsHINGToNs pew, beautiful subdivision
wv Beautiful lots grand villa SITES all commanding magnificent
view of whole city and Potomac River
Reached now by Washington & Alexandria +. at
rains15 each In go days will be reached by Mount
Vernon Electric r. R. hours L. S.
my, street-car fare
Property extensively improved with perfectly graded
walk High location
trees of growth plenty purest
Has 5000 schoohouse
every Objectionable feature lovely
home sites for of modest offered by original
You pay profit middle speculative purchaser of land
but get from first hands the best property offered the price,
with perfect H on terms that buy and
hOm Lots from S3 so $780, front by 120 200
feet deep 81 90 weekly payments.
No interest," No till title passed.
Special and most liberal parties ready build at
Beautiful homes for profits
Now is the time buy The completion electric road the
approach good times and the coming of spring will advance
prices per prospectus
apply to
JAMES E. CLEMENTS and A. T. HOFFMAN,
1921 Street Northwest
t
The morning times., 1895-09-08
WHERE Science DHELlS.
Smithsonian Institution Nearing
Its Fiftieth Anniversary.
ITS FOUNDER A SON OF KINGS

Forty-nine Years Ago Yesterday the
Great Establishment Was Organ
Sclence-Sketches of the Men who
Have Made 1t Famed.
The morning times., 1895-09-08
FOOTPRINTS OF PIONEERS
First Settlers of Washington and
Their Successes.
GREENLEAF'S GREAT PLUNGE

Romance of the Rising and Falling
OF the House OF Carroll, Whose
Founder Could Not Even Find IA
secure Resting Place for His Bones.
Incidents OF Early Days.
The morning times., 1895-09-08
Reduction in Rates for Family Tickets
on b. 81 o. II. II.

Commencing September 1 the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Will make a reduction
of about 20 per cent on its rates for fifty
trip family tickets from Washington TO
points west as far as Washington juno
ton and points north as far as Annapolis
Junction. They viii also place ON sale
ten-ride ticket from Washington TO points
as far north as Annapolis junction at rate
of 2 cents per passenger per mile. Both
classes of tickets Will be valid for one year
from date of sale, and can be used by any
member of the family, visitor to or servant
therein.
se2,7 II
The morning times., 1895-09-08
MOISTURE IN AIR.

The Importance of keeping the amount of
moisture in the atmosphere in Proper pro-
portion for the well-being of man has never
been fully Investigated. No complete series
of experiments is on record to show the eX-
act effects upon the tissues and the nervous
system caused by minute changes in the
quantity of moisture in the air all the way
between the extremes which are plainly in
furious TO the point OF danger. Here lies an
important field for investigation. Air when
too dry irritates the respiratory organs.
II has been supposed by some to be condu-
Give TO nervous diseases. When air is too
moist it impedes Transportation, or rather
checks its beneficent effects. IL probably
is in measure responsible for malarial,
neuralgia and rheumatic diseases.
Again vaporized moisture interposes be-
tween the ground and the sky a screen
which during the day mitigates the suns
heat by absorbing portion of the rays and
prevents it from scorehing the ground and
The morning times., 1895-09-08
Beautiful
levels.

If you doubt it, just watch
my window for a short time
and see how everyone is at
tracted by it-and yet my
window is only an index, as
it were, of my stock-but it
is surely an index of peoples
minds and shows how all are
attracted by the beautiful.
The morning times., 1895-09-08
- Q @

Excursion Rates 10 Louisville. .
On account Of the G. A. r. Annual Con-
sion tickets TO Louisville, Ky, and return
for all trains September Z TO 10 Inclusive,
good returning until October g. The rate
from Washington Will be S13 .25, and cor
respondingly low from other stations
The morning times., 1895-09-08

Secretary Langley, OF the Smithsonian
Institution, has returned to America, and
for a week has been sojourning in New
England. He did not bring with him, how
ever, release" of the paper by Alfred
de Varigny, for which a prize of 81 600
was recently awarded from the Hodgkins
fund. This article is still in manuscript.
and only four or five copies are in ex-
istence.
1t is said to be much more popular in its
style than the great work by Lord Ray
leigh ana Prof. Ramsey, for which the SIO,-
600 prize was given. But it is less readable
for the general public than an article on
the same subject, Air and Life" recently
published in English for the first time
From the latter the following interesting
extracts are taken, with considerable
changes in the wording
The adaptation OF the atmosphere to
living beings is confined within narrow
limits The question whether variation
in the direction OF an excess OF oxygen
would not be injurious 20 life has received
much attention recently. Among others
NJ. Paul Bert, at one time French minister
OF Education, has contributed much to-
ward the solution ofthep problem. Important
facts have been very recently established
and have not reached the general reading
public at all. Some of these are here given
Oxygen is a virulent poison not only
for animals, but also for plants; fer cells
as well as for the entire organization
If the tension of the oxygen OF the air be
raised TO a certain degree, OF, what
amounts To the same thing, if its volume
be increased to a certain proportion, that
air becomes at once dcath-deaung agent.
This can be demonstrated in two ways
either by subiecting the animal or plant to
an abnormal atmospheric pressure, or
by placing it III air in which the proper
ton Of oxygen has been artificialIy in
creased. In both instances the same phe-
nomena takes place and death soon super
yeues
The morning times., 1895-09-08
.A|R IS FULL OF WONDERS
One of the Most Fascinating
Studies In Nature.
SOME PECULIAR PROPERTIES

oxygen, for Instance, Is vfruient
Poison and at the Same Time a.
Powerful Restorative Agent-The
Effects of Moisture in the Atmos-
phere Described.
The morning times., 1895-09-08
Iwsnt TO be the jeweler who first
comes into your mind
/ am
Convinced

that the love of the beautiful
is inborn with everyone, no
matter how low their nature.
OF course different minds
have different standards, but
all agree IN admiring
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27
CHARLES A. CULBERsON, Governor

surfDce from fhe combine on a. veFeta o.
bic matter w.h tno lime vi me calctreplS
i2al.os wn.,M ,, are i1Ild se. ,Ig XXI
formation, he Says, Val prove Of great
valne ivr pcJuery, flc brick aleI similar
uses. some o. rhcn are IRE" IRON li"9.
burn ~ clean while cOlpr, q hcra. soinu-
whlt loVss pure slll Nllnfy beautifully on
burning and closely resemble ono body OF
the common Chinese CHINA. Jhcy are tS
pecinly adnp,cd so uho manufacture pi
paving Nls and brick. ether nlunc of
mixed Wlh o nor Gays The fire plnys
and ppt cry cllys " t'lIla series az beds are
AMONG rs mos valuable depJslis lhcir
high grade has been nrOVci bonn 10y chem.
icM auulysls and by ipanufnrintc mo
fire br4ck tsle a'1d ppHeTy Their man
ufav,uIu has thus far however. been on "A
very small sol,e and their full value can
nDt he known uniil they nave been syS-
tcmNh,ialy studioi ana their iincr@ "
qualities and locaAaiea accurately deter
mined, when ,hcy Will form he basia Or
a very Important iriua' ry. The State re
nloglst also siyS tlI4t among fhe sand
beds AZ fIhis niea are some deposits Of
pure whife sand perfectly adap'cd 20 the
mhrufl 'fure NJ glass and " the ulltal' de
posts Of West Texas. Consisting IN places
~ amos, pure suiph'e ~ ssia; prove
sufficiently nhuud1ra' for use with them
we have Uhc essential crle " nts Of gas
and II we aid 20 this the advantage Of ,he
cheap fuel Of water gas Werlich we
have every reason 20 believe T7n De pro-
ducc1 frsgn the hgufe, we nave every
induccmelt fof the erection Of glass works
on an extensive ale.
Iron is found IN three forms throughout
tho sinibar bell beds. combined WIN sui
phur IN mo form NJ Iron pyr1tes, and 'alns
has had Us share In produsng the work
ing iron Orra Of Eis;crn Texas, says the
Reclos4st. Carbonate Of iron or clay iron
stone occurs an masses under similar con
ditions 70 thoee described under the con-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27
COAL SUPPLY OF TEXAS.

ptuminoug coal in practically unlimited
mi 49, t. a.. e,.,,. Ian, ,,,.,. t,.
Qu""t"''N '"'9'' ~ 'N''-' '"' "''
thus FAR been only very limited develop
rn.ut and only a martial effort Ia at 'llgo
the alunlv which crone ont on the aur-
W" AuppS ""''" 80 "t' Wv 'n Wv '"
face In various por'lons or mo state
from thc Rio Grnndo ia the West to the
NJ riyor whl,b farms the northern
w. '''N' "'''N" no 80"
boundary. 1hc onal nous AT lsal'dn are
believed TO be the heaviest that have yet
,,,r Ilscoveroa I'm the STATE and nro nr
'''
"a ilrBt-cIAss qudlltY Tor an hchllhE put~
poses. tho Velu whoro found holng about
r,, ,,,.,.n ,tct, rhis c,nI IA, satd In mako
Il splendid coke. Inc coat 81 inc Su'Nh
division is well adaptcd for fuel purposes
,,,a a., sc,p, b,s ra,t onen.,I IN , mum
~" Wv ''''' 80
Der of placoa along ils Eastern exposure.
Thlg coal seam outcrops through Erath,
p.to p,u,o WE. md At,rt,,,,,, co,,,,,lo,
i"o "'t'' W ''' NV ''''i''t"' 'V"'''''N
aud can be reached west OF us Inc ni
outcrnp hy shafts. Other Renma OF coal
h do ,.,is h,.., h,.,, a. s.,,,rl .h,,
~ '''N" '''" INV" "'''' " ''N'f''Nl n"'
ryhcre hnvu beau ronorts from time 20
.t,,. ~ g,, ,i,.,,,,.,,, -, r,,h ,,c,rs ar
wv, 'o
coal IN various aecNuhH oil IN" Siht", pui
no systematic efforts nave been made
a. 1,,ata,. 80, t,..,,.e,f,s To- IA, vtor,
~ ottr,Vii,,5 niirh ,,@nerd noiice MOI
Ct. duo HHfNN h "a
~ - no i"'it - - ~ III. I'M ~ ~.
IL ,n yr,t,t '1,.inand fnr ~
- ~ % ~ ~ ,.i,t e,.,,,..
ao uVai" oi w ,rtoG ~ snn i,.,t
III" ~ CSen ~ M D W tht
hut hOt suI ~ y" p,tn"N'N ~ w., 4. ,'.
p 1ss % Ies,et"piacuuL , o,a,'t,'
~, Us fm,.", " ,6.t npoN,'iff biin',' , ,e
iVuhu ~ ~ '1, "Dnni'',n 90 ','I" i,,i,
JunVtio" :" No. ',,a P, rn,at tn,nnrtat,
plaii'e we .n's, w "a. ur, ' ky" enr'
SOai afeh AZ H. u.s. usS92 10y "1a ho.9t
y the heni-plt"lu nous lh"itt" ,a,
the Trans 'tos Iiln 49,, 49, w. 49, -
REGIONS, wileh Is lhe uIepl t"uh =, api,i , -
cont, uhuVn o. tho lttu ete.-,ao'u' t'",a
Of New MtAlpo Anu culY' w.,
Workrd at hhk'e aNA anu hsal 'tel,ei"
% some extent, but thv ABSENCE ~
rillea ioI trahspvi tdtlvh "a" PieF,n"'|V
aIeh ullL@abon OF lne Nohi Hyprs
TeNas MS IN" iutuie prom So, ~ re-
port OF the Stale Heoiaslst, made some
years ago, u ~ biht1u tlut muIie VOC
Laredo coal seam belong 70 the raIn
series .cf beds as ihe hBnltsh ol oihel
parts bt inc alatr, loeal toH9ihons nav
resulted IN the iorHhiiyh OF luni o.
much greater Value. Inc scam bFeahs
out az san THOMAS, norm OF Laredo ohu
numerous other outofpps OF inc sane