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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Rev. Moses ID. HOge, ID. D., LII. D., on
n New Historical Work.

HISTORY FOR READY REFERENCE
AND TOPICAL READING"
By ]. n. Larned.)
Macaulay, in one OF his brilliant es-
saws. gives US a summary Of the merits
and OF the defects Of the worlds greatest
historians. There may be no perfect his
tory, but we have frequent use for what
we possess, and the great desideratum is
10 find immediate access to the particu-
lar facts or events we are looking for at
the least expense Of time and trouble.
This imperative need Is supplied by
Larneds History for Ready Reference"
1t is to the student what many labor
saving invention is TO the toiling millions,
tightening their labor and doing In a
few minutes the work that formerly re-
quired as many hours.
The concise and. at the same time. the
comprehensive character OF this work Is
demonstrated by the fact that there Is
scarcely any important event in the his
tory OF any country which IL fails to
mention. . 1t will be seen, then,
that this work puts into the hand or the
student a key which unlocks the doors
OF all the chambers OF what is called uni
versal history and not only so, but gives
him immediate access to what the IN
qurer Is searching for. This feature or
the work is one that will be appreciated
by all busy men in every department or
life. whether professional, commercial, ag-
ricultural. or mechanical. cannot
now estimate the value OF the time
have lost for the want OF such guide
and helper. I can only deplore IL. / have
spent hours In looking for facts and events
in history which this work could h. =
enabled me to find In as many minutes.
MOSES ID. HOGE.
This wonderful work Is just out, and
is being represented in Richmond by Mr..
C. L. Van Noppen. The expressions OF
praise are absolutely unanimous, and IL
is pronounced by all the greatest refer
ence work ever issued.
President George T. Winston, OF North
Carolina University. says: 1T Is one
OF the most ingeniously-devised and skill
books OF reference I have
ever seen" The New York Herald:
Embraces the whole range Of historical
writing" The Nation, New York. says:
1T possesses a universal character"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
pocahontns and Ariel.

The Virginia Navigation Company's
steamers Pocahontas and Ariel have
passed their annual inspection by the
United States steamboat inspectors, and
are ready for charter for moonlight and
day excursions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
soc. Buys

Fly-Screen for your window; 500 buys
door: $50 buys Tip-Top Lawn-Mower;
soc. buys Eight-Ball Set Croquet; Ssc.
buys a Good Hammock 75c. buys
Water-Cooler Wire-Fencing at Sc.
yard, at VAUGHN'S, COZ east Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

Be sure to attend the great marx.
Mattings. Carpets, Oil-Cloths Window.
Shades, Wash-Goods, Ladies' Underwear
Bleached and Brown Cottons. Sheetlngs.
Shirt Waists, and Notions Of all kinds. q
DORFERS, 2l7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
watcher, CIock,, .Iau.lrxi

A. Gpperich, Practical MATCHMAKER
and Jeweller. formerly with James f..
Tyler. Is now located at No, SO east Main
street. All work entrusted to me re-
ceives my personal attention. Charges
very moderate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

The western Stables" formerly owned
by Bennett Brothers. are now being run
by A. w. Bennett. manager. The busl-
ness is being conducted as before, and
the old friends OF the stable are re-
spectfully asked to continue their patron
axe. which will be greatly appreciated by
A. w. BENNETT. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

ASGosIrEA BITxss are endorsed blythe hixhss
medical authorities hero and in Europe 20 q
preventive and cure OF Aaiaria and al sum.
mer Diseases Keep 1t in your houses 10 Carer
your drinking water and ali other beverages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
CamnIete Wnr Nap,

showing battle-helds Of Virginia, with
index. compiled from Records OF War
Department. mailed 10 any address on
receipt OF % cents. -
JOHN ID. POTTS.
d. p. A., G. and O. R'y.,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
ovS'Shit-WaiStS.

THE DOUBLE We WAIST com.
bination Shirt and UnderwaisL WITH
shoulder-brace and stocking-supports
attachment for boys. Three garments
in one. Three rows OF buttons sup.
porting from the shoulders for stock
ngs. drawers. and pants; all fastened
directly TO this Shirt-Waist. dispens.
ing with extra and unnecessary M.
derclothing. IL is cooler; II saves thu
cost OF on underwaist. II Is the best.
the most economical. and the most
satisfactory Boys Shirt-Waist made.
sizes, to IL years.
81 and SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Rain SnoiIcd the Game.

What might have been a good game OF
bali yesterday afternoon at West-End
Park between the College Spiders and
the Richmond Stars was prevented by
rain. These teams will play on the 10Th
instant,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

Window Fly-Screens, 15c.. &c, SSc., and
&c. odd sizes made to order. Poultry
netting. ETC., hLElN
eo0 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

The Bennett Stables are now out OF
the trustees hands. and are owned oy
r. J. Slaughter. a. w. Bennett, manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

Door and window FIy-Screens.
Frames and Wire.
A. b. Clarke e. Son, $40 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

Buy your Mnttines. OIL clotas. and
Window-Sha ut the lowest prices fron
MlTTELDORFERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Cleaning.

To introduce the greatest Glove
Cleaning Compound ever produced va
will clean Ladies' KID Gloves az our
glove counter tomorrow and every
day this week free OF charge. II yol
have any Gloves that have bec0ms
solled, wear them, and We will clean
them on your hand. AS this COM
pound Is for cleaning gloves on th,
hand. We can only clean them when
you have them on; so wear them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

Read our new advertisement In TO.
days paper third page.
d. g. T. MlTTELDORFER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

The latest improved Oil, Gas. and
Gasollne-Stoves See them IN operation
KLEIN'S, 620 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

Inwn-Mowers. Lawn Mowers.
Good cutters, 800 TO $50.
A. p. Clarke & Son, 1910 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Spring Cleaning.

We have made special terms with
the Staten Island Dye-Wcrks 20 clean
Lace Curtains and Blankets. As thli
Is n time OF year when these goods
ought 20 be cleaned before being pack
ed away for the summer. the price az
which we can now DO this work Will
be OF interest TO all.
Nottingham Lace Curtains cleaned
In best manner;
6Oc. Pair.
Irish Point, Swiss. and all other
grades.
Use. Pair.
Wool Blankets thoroughly cleaned
and renovated.
Use.
Mems Suits cleaned and dyed an.
thoroughly renovated at reduce.
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Silk Waists.

When you can buy Silk-Waists AZ
these prices it will pay you to come
early tomorrow morning.
os China-Silk Waists, In Small
Figures and Stripes, Light and DARK
CoIors. sizes 3-32. 7-34. 1888, s-os. inc
regular price OF these waists was ~
and g each: tomorrow you can have
your choice at go.
o Black Surah Silk-Waists. made OF
double-warp surah, sizes, s-52 '-St
4-3s, 3-3S. The regular price OF these
was s. and $50 each; Tomorrow you
can have them at
8 Black India Silk-Waists. sizes 2-S2
La; regular price. $50; tomorrow
s2.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Ribbons.

One lot of Al-Silk Ribbons IN Pink,
Blue, Green. Brown. Yellow. sage, ana
Lilac, widths 5, 7. 8. II, and 10;
IS Yard.
One lot Of All-Silk Ribbons, in Nos.
and Z,
csc. q Bolt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
White Goods.

Quality IS what determines satls,ac-
ton. We can youch for every inch
in our stock-full variety, tCo-all that
fashion and fancy can call for. DI
you ever think what a complete store
this IS?
Swiss Muslins In medium and PIN.
dot.
25, 81 1-2, 40. soc.
Colored Dotted Swiss.
IL LIZ TO zoe. Yard.
Plain Swiss Muslin. Pink. Light
Blue, Nile. Yellow, Lilac, and Red.
25c. Yard.
Black and Colored Swiss Mgsigs
medium and pin-dot:
80 IN soc. Yard
India Dimities. 32-inch. Novelties 10
Stripes, Figures:
IL Ia to 3. lie. Yard
sS-lnch Black French Muslin.
Goc. Yard
Plain and Striped Linen Batlste.
Linen Lawns.
20, Is, 3!-I2, 80. o. I-2, 75c.. 81
a)-inch Linen Cambria or HandHeH
chief Lawn.
81, Sf.75, .: Yard
Dtmity Dots. q inches wide US
newest novelty In White Goods;
25c. Yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Linens.

And they are L!nens-pure ana Iet
feet. No sailing under false coi''
Bargains when We can find tAei.
Values full. and sure for the prize %
WAYS.
All-Linen Damask Table-Cloths.
81, s2.25, $3.50. -
Table Damask. Bleached and croli-
Ali-L.inen Damask. e. 10 - ihe'@
wide:
BOc. 10 $3.50 q Yard
Napkins, =,
SIS. 81, sf.25. $3.50, s.
$3.50, 81, to sS u Doe"
Doylies.
Plain White or with coiored cofusr
soc. 60 ~ pofe"
Bath-Towels-Terry ana AA-i'
Bath Towels-full size, IA
II I-2c. to SLOW
Linen Scrub-Cioths.
loo. Each, ~ - Dozen
Turkish Bathroom Rugs. -.
Linen Lap-Robss. =, AIS
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
9enneNeeS @urselordber.

rSn 2en1tetee Juno Qll1rDerte Don
2euten bamit bei&dftigt, pflan8en uno
pflam3enhpuroeln aus3ugraben, 8aumz
rtnbe, pfanoenbldtter, Wiif1e unb
8eeren gu fammeln unb bieie @egenz
ftdnbe an bic groBen 2aboratorten CUR
8ereitun9 bon Mr5neian uno 9emti4en
Gabritatem gu bertoufen. Man nennt
bi:ie 2eute rDigeers". 9ie @riinber
tbte1e r +eSynou1trie itammten aus ben
9tntsrtpGlbeun. Die 'alten Srauen
janer ;Dtitritte berftanben es bon ieber,
aus pfIan3e1 9etotte, Sbaes unb Bit
tere @strdnt.s CUR 2inberung BON aler=
lei &ramtbeiten urdb t0rperlt9en Be-
f&nperben ber3ufte1en. Ser @ebants
aber, 6ie g%e1ammslten bsiltrdftigen
phansen gu %pertaufsn, fam tbnen pie.
Grit Elm t3ufaQ tpurbe bic 1r1a@e fir
bic ertpGbnte Snbui trte. Gin Monbz
14etnler Namens 9arper in Mcg}airp
@ountp bate In Msmpbis feds Moz
note ab3uitBen, uno unter feinen Mitz
9efang enm (befanb it@ elm Drogui1t,
'tuethsr 9arper na& ben in beHem Seiz
matb tbortommenben Pnau3en befrdgz
te. 0ebterer tAetlte bariber NIT, mas
er ipuBte, l1nb ber DroguiIt mabte
9arper ben @ori4la9, raf) ibrer BEL
oer 8efretumg in 9arpers Diftritt gsz
meinfam Meoi3inpf lan5en einaubeim<
len unb auf BEN Martt CUR brinaen.
9arper nabm ban WorI&lag an, urb
mad tbrer @ntlui lung ma9ten 1i4 bic
betben Mdnner an bic Mr6ett unb per<
luben bic Trii@te tbres TleiBes auf
ben 81 enbabmltatipn:a1. Das mar bot
Sa9ren. Na@barn @arpers nabmen
bah bieielbe S9dttgt.it auf, unb gez
%gentparti9 1ammeln bic r9iggers"
beibem @ei@le9ts, in allen Sbetler beg
@taates: in ben @umpfwn, ben Tlii1z
len emtlamg, in BEN bi@ten Mdlbern,
In ben Bergen unb in ben umgebunz
gen ber Stdbte unb Spmns. Mn allen
bief en Srtem ptntt ibnen reife Musz
beutk, benn SHUTTER Natu< fat ben
@iiben unierss 2anbes nit elmer geraz
6e3u MISREPRESENTATION Tii1e BON I'm
truut, @rdfsrn, 8lume1, unb Sc
itrGu& al1er Dirt ausgeitattet.
@enn bic ~@i9gers" ii& auf iS:e
@rpeSitiomen be9eben, 10 fi6ren }ie
3elta mutt ith, lunb tragan Bel Der Mrz
belt leber3te3buien umo idtpere @duz
9e, ba iie ibrer Bei@dfttgung meiit i'm
S@muB nahgebm miifen. @sp0bnz
lt4 Beginner Die nDtggers" tbre Or
belt an ben Quellen ber 6liKe unb gez
4en alGmdlig fubabparts, Bis lie Sauz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
Nteman0Slano.

Gttpa a9t Meilem 1iibli@ bonn @ap
9eab : 2eu@ttburm i'm atlantii@en
S3ean ltegt bic tletne Snfel 30
Man's : 2ano. @ie seb0rt gu MaKuz
4uietts uno tpurbe i'm Sabre 1902
tbur@ ben @ngldnber bartholomew
@osnolb 'entbedt. Dirftiges Qeibel<
Beer unb 8rombser9e1trGu9 bilben
bic ein5ige @egetation ber eif0rmtg
geitalteten, brei Meilen i'm umfang
meenben Sniel. Sic bilbet tpobl ben
tioltrteiaen Srt bes Sitens ber Der.
Staaten unb 3ablt gegenhpdrtig mdt
mebr als ap0lf @epobner, bic 3tpei
Tamtlien %an9eb0ren. Muf Mp9en
ma&t es bas MiitHen bes 03eans oft
unm0gli@, init einem 8opte auf ber
Sniel gu .lanben ober NIT einem fol-
@en biefetbe gu AerlaKen. Sa feds
Monate lang III es f4on borgefom<
men, baB bic 8epobner bes @tla1bes
BON Der 9(uBemtpelt bouiftdnoig ab9e<
i4nittem dparen, feline 3eitung unb
teinen 8rtef er6ielten, es lei benn,
fAeunb1i9e Tif4er, apeldbe i'm CONNER
bic Smiel beiudem, bGtten ibnen Neuz
tatetten Uherbra4t.
Cine QanDung auf go Man's=Qanb
i'm Mtnter 1T Elm ~gefdbrli4es l1nterz
nebmer unb tbatfd@lt@ unm6gGt@
tpenn ntht b~eIombers 9in1ttges Metz
ter berr16t. M114 fir bic Bepobner
Der Sn5el 1T es tpGibrerb bie1er Sab=
res3eit elm Ding ber l1nmDglt4teit,
na& hem Teitlanbe gu tommen, 70
bo@ f@ldgt bic 8ranoung gegen bic
l1fer beionbers md9renb Bic Jet Sab=
respertobe. Mi@t etnen etn3tgen
plAmtt 1peiit 3ubem bic &iite bes ST.
lanbes auf mo Boote ft@er bor Mrrfer
eeben t0nner, urb bic 6tf@er, hpel&e
Inn Griibiabra unb 9erbit e in benz
bortigen SHeile bes O3eans benz TH@z
famg oblidaen, 7eben fi@ 9enDtbtgt,
aQnd4t(i4 tbre 8oote OUTS 2ano gu
f4leppen. gu bsm Bebufe beitbt teber
6iidkr etne f%ogenan1te Bootsletter,
tpe(dk bon ber oberen &ante bes ufers
big gu ber glei@en 90be bes WaFer<
ftarbes, bic Der elbe mdbrenb Der ME-
brighten @bbe fat, rei@t. @ermittelit
zines S9feniodhes mtrb bann bas
Boot ieben Sag ua& 8eembtgutrg Der
6Hderet auf's Srodere geaogen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

qut NAL y penie = bon &e4tstesen
Der 6o ienbanboroen oerliebsn tperben
1ollte. NIT anertsnnenspertber Meselz
mdbigteit einselellt. D& 8inoer
prim3 gbrtjttan's tperben emit bic &C.
tpalttsen Rsi9tbimer bes 9eraoss
Grnit @iintber bon S9lespisz9 olz
ftein erben, tpdbrenb bic Spr0bltnse
bes 8attsnberssrs ii6 audi teins Cor
gen I'M bic 3lptunft gu MAIDEN brau>
9en, ba tbre Mutter, PrtnaeKin Be-
atrir; bic 9auptsubin ber 8Dnisin
@ictoria iein tpiro.
Der 9srapg ,lnb bic 9eraogin bon
1ed, slet4fals nabe @erpanote bes
enstt1t1sn ,80uigs buufes, hefanben
ii@ bis por aebn Sabren baufis in Der
9r0bten acknowledgement, unb es fanb
1osar 3u @unI item ibrsr @ldubisere
etne' 0Fentli@e @eriteiseruns tbrer
sanaen 9abe itatt, unb atpar I'M Sem
ftnstonP alaft, ND a0nigin 8ictoriu
bas Qt9t erblidte. Sn5wti4en has
ben ii9 aber bic Werm0ssnsoerbGltz
Mile bes bsr5osliden 1ed'i@en 9auz
fes bebeutsnb ,sebefert, ba bic 9er3oz
gin bon Cambridge, bic Mutter ber
9eraosin bon 9ed. tbr san3es' riefiz
ses 8erm6sen ben &inoern Der lebz
teren permu4t bat unb mebrere biez
Ter r&inbsr" it& bereits iebr rei@ perz
beirtbet baben.
Die 8erhpanbten ber alien v0td"
iinb ofenbar nod melt better baran,
als piele Mitgli:ber bes bus 6iterretz
4tf4e &atl&rbaus umgebenoe Ser
tpanbtensS dhparms. 9eri elbs BE-
ftebt nGmli9 aus ni9t tp.niser als
100 @r3Bers09en uno @rBber3oginnen.
@dbrenb mebrere b~srlelben, ME bic
@reb.rs0se Ratner, Griebri@, Grana,
Teroinanb urb Carl Courts febr reid
iinb, befinosn ii4 bic l1ebrigen Der
Mebr3abl na9 taumm in Der Gage, ben
duBsren @4etn, mie ct bur4 bic
9rabttiom eeboten 1T, aufredt gu
erbalten.
Ma4 benz traurisen @4idlal @r5z
ber3og Sabann's ODER Sobann Drifts
{deint fretlid fetner Der 9absburger
mebr bic Cuff gu oeripiren, bic Seez
marpns : 2aufbabn gu ergreifen, absr
NIT bet 3eit perben bod man4e bon
ibneu barar benten miiffen, ibren 2ez
b:nsunterbalt auf anftdnoige Weiie
gu perbienen. Ser '9er5og Sbeubor
BON 8apern, Der bsribmte Ml1genar5t,
lit ibnen bereits NIT eut:m Betipiel
poramgesangen, unb iperu1 CT es babel
au4 ni@t auf @erbienit abgeieben fat,
b:nn ct bat es ntdt n0tbig, 10 bat ct
bod ietnen fdmmtliden flritlifen
@ettern unb 2iebben ge3eigt, bab
9%bdttgtett inn 9ienite Der Wifeni4aft,
8umal penn oieielbe, tpie e. Bel ibm
ber 6au lit, ber Meni46:it gum 9etl
unb Sesen eerei@t, ltss furitli4en
@ebliits teineapegs %untpiirbig ut.
@R idon g:iagt, bier unb bort.
ideint in flritlthen &reiien bic Mbz
rung auf5ubdmmern baB au4 fir ite
bas eolbene 3eitalter ldngft poriber
it, lnb baB es melt anftdnbissr lit,
feinen @ebensunterbalt felbit gu berz
bienen, als i'm @enub elmer tldglid,en
tdr9lih:n Mpana9e int gldnBenben
@lenb meiter5ubegetirsn.
1851.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

ienbe BON 9uIbels Muraeln unb pTans
ae,r unb piele pfunbe opn pflanoe,1s
rinbe ge1ammelt. Ils 9anoptrtsaeai9
bienen ibnsn bauptid4lta Spatenp unb
Relen. Sur etniss Der bon i6nen eie<
gebsimften pflan3en ieien bier senanpt.
Da lit aunGhit Sarlapart1a, tpsldtr
in iebem Sbeile bsr Ser. Staaten tptlb
unb i'm l1ebsrfGlB tpad)it unb tn 9ro<
BEN Quantitdten gu patentmeotaine1
oertpanbt miro. SpantIfe Sdi en9unz
Ga gtbt Oslen, Soften, Serpentin uno
@i7enaen sine l401ue rotbe Garbe uno
tptrb gu farbieen pomaben, Salben,
6aar0l unGb 6trnib benubt. Nus benz
Stensel Der &babarbarphan9e berettet
man auSse5ei@neten pie, tpabrenb bic
Wurael ber1elben mebi3inii @en t3tpes
din bient. 8lausr &almus mG4t an
ben llfern Der Glife, in Slmpfen uro
auf WtsIen. Sic &lstte bertpenoet man
gu 8Iutmebiainen. Safafras, Ten4el,
9ouunoerblitbs, Baumtpoqe ntpurael,
Stahelsl4e, 'Sdlangentpur5el, Raz
ltorbobnen, @insieng, Mlraun alnb ale
@prten 8eeren tperben in sroBen Menz
gem eingebra9t. Die 8Gume liefern
8eeren, Nii1e unb Samen, ~pertpenbz
bar 3u Sele11 nnb Grtratten. Den @az
men aus ben 3apfen Der 8ersfi@te
psutauft man gu 50 bas pfunb. Die
lanae Bobne bea @ata(pabaumes 1T
beionbers NmertbpoQ tpeeen ibres Saz
mems, Der entbiilit $50 per 8ufbel
bringt. 8eIonbere Nadfrage na@
Sieiem Carmen beitebt in @e9enben, bic
ann an i9attigen 8dumen itno, unb
naheau Der 1Gmmtli@e In Sennenee
er5euste Gatalpaiamen 9ebt na& Sc
ras.
lr4 in ber prdferpiruns llnb @rz
baltung Der eingeiammelten pf1an3en
unb 5rii9te ptFen bic r9i9gers" Be-
1bdib. 8aumrtnben tperben in paz
~pte1biiten gum Trodnen int 9erbartz
UNI a~ufgebdnet, bic Wur3eln befrett
man BON S4mub uno f4leimi9en Be-
itanbtbeilen, breitet ite auf Sieben aus
uno trodnet ite bel elmer 9tBe BON 120
@rab in einem Dampftlofet, bas NIT
benz 9erbarium in @erbinbung itebt.
8ldtter 1peroen getrodnet, imbem man
iie 3pti@em Qagem 2Di@papiers brinst.
Sic 9srbarien Der rDiggers" entbul@
ten auber ben NuBpflan3en au4 marz
@e ieltene botanif@e Spe3ies, bic fir
Colleges uno nii1emI4aftli@e Snftt<
TUT boben Wertb ibeiiBem. Das
gr0Bts berarttse 9erbarilm in SEM
ms7ee befnbet it@ in ber Ndbe BON
9idorD 6laf Mtneral Spring in ,9enz
bsr1on Gountp. Die1es 9erbartam
btl0et bas 9auptquartter fir mebr ais
100 in bem digger" z@ei@dft arge<
itsute 2euts, beren 9bdtisteit it@ auf
bic san8e @ettion 5tuii@en Sennef1ee
unb ben neutrality-suspicious. eritredt.
Ser 9ageslobn zines getp0bnli&m
rDigsers" betrdgt bon 81 bis So. Be-
Ionbers erfabrene rDtegers", bic ji4
berpprrugenbe botanti@s aenntnife
a~nseeisnet baben, erbalterr abtr oft
SIP Den Sag. @an3e @rlppen alnb
@eie&aften bon "Dtggers" ii1ab Ma<
9eiteQte ber groben mebi3tnii den llnb
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-07
ASSAY OFFICE ON FIRE.
Over $2,eOO,0O0 of Gold and Silver Bal Endangered-Excitem nt in Wall Street.

Over $2,GOO,OO0 of Gold and Silver Bars
 Endangered--Excitemen in Wall Street.
 New York, Dec. 6-There was consid- erable excitement in Wall street at noon to-day caused by a fire which broke out in the United States assay building next to the sub-treasury, and which for time threatened the interior and it's precious contents.
 There was even more excitement in- side the building than in the street, for bars of gold amounting to $2 1000, ,0O0 and several thousands of dollars more in silver were lying upon the floor in close proximity to the flames. The gold was laid out to be taken to a steamship for export to Europe to-morrow.
 The fire started on the first floor of the building in what is known as the melting room Oil in some of the ma chinery became overheated and he flames leaped tip to the ceiling, which caught fire.
 All the attaches of the office rushed to the scene of the fire and began re- moving the gold and silver. Acting Superintendent sCorsby at once ordered the big iron doors of the building clos ed. Some of the men poured water on the fire while the others looked after the metal. The room was filled with smoke, and it was with great difficulty that the men worked to extinguish the flames.
 This was finally accomplished. The damage was small.
 The most excited persons in the crowd outside of the door were repre- sentatives from the firms of L. Won Hoffman & Co. and Lazard Freres, for whom the g, 900, 900 of gold is to be ship ped to Europe. They were afraid that the important shipment of gold would be delayed by the fire.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-07
Convict sued for His Forged D aft.

Jackson, Mich, Dec. 6.-Charles H. Price, noted forger, United States mail pilferer, and diamond robber, sentenced to prison here in 1890 for seven years for forgery at Detroit, escaped in 1893 by arranging box with false bot tom. He was drawn out of the prison yard on truck, but was captured and returned to prison. During his free dom he robbed a mail box at St. Jo- seph, Mo-. and forged stolen draft for s200 drawn on the German-Ameri- can bank of that city. Through its attorneys the bank has now sued the convict, Price, who is in prison, for the amount of the draft and interest, the return day being set for January 10.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-07
IN MISSOURI.

The Movement to Tax Church Property.
 St. Louis, Dec. 6.-The movement to bring about the taxation of church property in Missouri is assuming com manding proportions. The Rev w. W. Hopkins, secretary of the agitation committee having the matter in charge, said yesterday: Church property in St. Louis, with market valuation of over $48,00O,O 900, is now untaxed Fully half of this property is not directly used for church purposes and 9 large part of it is held for speculation. In some instances secular occupation of church lands and buildings yields a revenue in rental to churches, but nc tax is assessed. It is our purpose tc secure an amendment to the constitu- ton of the state taxing all property"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-07

(Signed) James H. Conroy, president. John NJ, Welch, secretary,
 This association includes every one of the thlrty-tiVe saloons in the city to-day's action Is brought about by the attacks on the dealers by the Git izens' League. Remonstrances were filed against sixteen saloon keepers, and all but two of them received their licenses from the county commission CTS upon promising to make certain changes in their places of business as are required by law
 NORWICH HOSE HOUSE FIRE,
 Norwich, Dec, 6,--At 1O;40 tonight fire broke out in the hose house of en- zine company number seven on Main street, Greenville. The flames started in the hose tower and the rear of the building was practically gutted, The damage will amount to about $7O0, At one time the police station near by was thought to be in danger. The loss is fully covered by insurance. Spon- taneous combustion is thought to be the cause of the fire.