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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
A MAIL-TRAIN WRECKED
ENGINEER and FfRENdy KILLED
AND NINE OTnERS INJURED.
n Quantity Of Mail De-troyed-A New
York and Hartford Train Run Into by
Another with serious Results.

HARRiS BURG, PA. oct. PA wreck
occurred oil the Pennsylvania road near
Newport this morning. I'm which two per-
sons were killed and several badly In
jured. The wreck was caused by a broken
axle on the east-bound freight train. OF
which there were several cars. In front
of the wcst-bound mali train. There is a
high embankmcnt at this point. and the
locomotive and several postal cars were
thrown into the canal. They caught fire.
and II is said that large amount OF mail
matter VS. destroyed Daniel Wolfl.in and
j. W. Haines, OF Altoona, engineer and
fireman of the mail train. went over
with the locomotive and were killed
Nine persons were injured, mostly postal
clerks.
Tlr-rSD COLLISION.
HYDE PARK. oct. PA tail-ond col
lison, by which two persons were fatally
hurt. three or four seriously injured. and
some twenty others more or less bruised
occurred directly IN front OF the Hyde
Park station Of the Providence division
of the New York and Hartford railroad
at $50 +. NJ. to-day.
The passenger train which leaves sharon
for Boston al OILS was a trlhe late, and
was standing at the Hyde Park station
taking on and dtscharging passengers
being directly on the time OF the passen-
ger train which left Providence FOR Bos-
ton at Ais.
The latter train came steamng down
the line and crashed into the stationary
train
The engine OF the Providence train was
forced through nearly half the length
OF the rear coach. which was filled with
passengers. and practically all tho injured
were I'm this car
After the accident occurred the ply
sicians in town were summoned "a quick
ly as IL was possible 90 reach them. and
the depot was converted into a hospital
and everything done 10 relieve the suf-
ferings of the injured and make them
rs comfortable as possible.
Two persons-one a brakeman on tho
Sharon road. the other "A woman-wert
0und to be probably fatally hurt. Their
names are at present unknown.
No other train hands. so far as known
were injured
The passengers were mostly men, anl
their injuries. Tor the most part, were Dol
the nature of COMMISSIONS or bruises, bclu,
thrown 10 the floor OF against the seat.
by tho force OF the collision.
The signals are said not to have beer
set against the Providence train. but n
is believed that the recent change I'm run
ming trains on the right-hand track Don.
stead of on the left may have had some
thing 10 DO with the accident
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
, cooI onerntor Sued for slander.

PlTTSBURG. PA. oct. H.-Col0nel vs.
2. Rend. coal operator. oil producer. and
member Of the state Board or Arpiifa-
ION of Illinois. Is 20 Dee made defendant
i'm a suit Instituted by Secretary Williams
Warner. ot District No. B. lnlted Nine
Workers Of America. who charges Colonel
Rend with defamation OF character and
acts of dishonesty Warner says hs pur-
pose is TO make Colonel kend retraot or
prove his allegations
The miners az Colonel Rend's coal works
have struck for the reinstatement OF ID So
charged fellow workers.
The strike has tho endorsement M the
national and district officials OF the
miners union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

citing finish OF the day. Flying Dutcn-
man beat simon W. easily in l;fl IA
Weather cold. track fast. summaries.
First race-six furlongs. Lady Bell o9'
Json Z to II first. Canewood second.
Netral third. Time. 100 Il.
Second race-one mile ana seventy
yards.-prosper nlo. Martin. 10 TO D nrse'
La Creole second. Blasco third. Time
la IL.
Third race-sevcn furlongs. Flying
Dutchman Gl3. Martini TO u hrst. 81
mon w second. Lobeneula third. ilihe'
Ia ia
Fourth race-Kimball stakes. vaiue
i.gO to winner, six furlongs. -kanireo
on. Martin, 10 70. - first. First Mate
second. Peabody third. Time. lib.
Fifth rnce-five and one-half furlongs.
Brace Girdle uis. Clayton. 10 TO lo)
first. sanie CIiquot second. Marquis third.
Time. :oS 1-2.
sixth race-seven furlongs.-Llsmore
iii. J. Gardner, to u first Olive second,
Twinkle third. Time l:2S Ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

Marriage NJ IS Luke'- Chapel Mr.
w tens APPOINTMENT
CHARLoTTEsvILLE. VA, oct p

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, oct. "a
p.cial.-The Rev. y. Med. Marten took
charge OF Buck Mountain Episcopal
church. Albemarlo county. on the 10Th OF
this month. ana is In future to preach
there on the morning Of the first Sunday
and on the afternoon OF the third Sunday
I'm each month. Besides this he is TO
have charge of ST. uke's chapel and the
chapel at hAlge I'm. and 10 assist the
Rev. II. Il. Lee on the first Sunday morn
ins
\ mission was held this week at Buck
Mountain church by the evangelist and
the Rev. n. u. Lee.
4 pretty marriage was performed al
81. lakes chapel, four miles from here
autumn leaves The contracting parties
we're Mr. j. b. West. of Buckingham
county. and Miss NJ =. Stachlen. OF Abe
marie county. They, were married by
the Rev. H. u. Lee. and after the con-
CALCULATIONS the bridal party started fol-
The home Of the groom.
The new Christ church in Charlottes-
vile Il progressing raDidly. The con-
tractor hopes 20 have it ready for use by
next Easter
new coat OF paint has been put on
.he outside Of st. Lukcs church. Wher
q rs finished n will be one Of the prettiest
buildings in this section
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

NEW RIVER. oct. -Special.-'Squlrc
]. NJ. Browns house and nearly all his
household goods were destroyed by fire
several days ago Mr. Brown lives about
two miles from town, and had no In
surance on his property.
James K. Hudson, Esq. left yesterday
for Charlottesville. whittier he was called
10 attend TO some business relative 10
the death OF Mrs Hudsons father. Hon.
Thomas Wood who died the 18th instant.
Miss Carrie i<cgley and w. H. Cord,
young couple from this town, eioped
Yesterday and We're married in Bristol,
Tenn. BY Parson Burroughs.
Rev. G. T.. Bonner, who has been at
tending the conference at Tazewen, has
been returned to this circuit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
Yesterdays Fires

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Oct. "a spe-
cial from glastonbury. Ohio says;
Fire broke ont early this morning in
Whitney q Powers grocery. and all tho
business houses on the north side OF
Madison street were laid in ruins. The
burned territory was about two acres 10
extent. The total loss is $1,000, with
insurance less than one-half.
ST. LOUIS, MO, oct. IA special
from Dallas, Texas. says that fire oc-
CURED this morning at Mckinney the
county-seat OF Collin county. The loss
will exceed 10000. The fire was ~ the
main business portion Of the town. near
the courthouse square.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

An Advance of over One Dollar a Ton at
Iitt-burE.

CLEVELAND. O.. oct. 24-The Iron
Trade Review says to-day.
The decline IN Bessemer Dig has been
arrested An advance OF more than 81
a ton at Pittsburg has taken place within
the week.
Buying by two steel companies has
brought out the last speculative iron
and made the furnacemen again "A factor
i'm the market Sales at Sl5z3 IN the val
lev are reported equivalent to Si6
''pittsburg under the new seventy-hve
cent freight. and a few Tots for delivery
i'm the spring Of 1895. have sold OH a valley
basis Of Sl5.59.
1.-THE transactions are significant as
marking the restoration of a legitimate
market and as enabling the trade 10 To-
cate itself after several weeks of uncer-
tainty. The belief that the price OF steel
products will be sustained for some time
on a basis corresponding 10 the present
prices Of Bessemer pig is supported by
the latest developments in ore"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
THE RiPP.IHINNOCh ram.
The Most Successful Ever Held The
Races.


FREDERICKSBURG VA. oct. &.-
Special-Mr d. $. Russell. "a prominent
merchant here and Miss Susie Crutchheld,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Nj. Crutch-
field. were married tonight at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Rev. Dr.. y.
T.. Saunders. officiating. Mr. and Mrs.
Russell left on the nOrth-bOund train for
a bridal tour.
To-day closed the most successful far
ever held here The exhibits were never
better and the crowds were larger than
ever befors. The principal exhibitors
of fine stock were NJ. Is. Rowe. & Co.
McComb & Bros, $. Bradford, and f.
W Smith.
The ladies' department was excellent.
Among tho exhibitors in this class were
ladies' in Richmond, Washington. Baltl-
mere and Pennsylvania. one lady made
over one hundred entries. The races
resulted as follows:
Consolation purse-mile heats. O.
Fants. Trumpeter first; T.. Utteroack' s
Cloverdale. second.
Consolation purse--thrce-quarter mile
dash-R. A. Shackletts Bay Secret, first;
VIM. Bernard's Brock second; r. c. l..
Moncures Culpeper. third.
Steeple-chase-two miles. over the regu-
lar course-R Neville's Lady Wooster,
first T.. O. Hayes Kaiser. second.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
NJ. Louis Ruader Broken.

SOUTHAMPTON. oct. 2A-The Ameri-
can Line steamer ST. Louis. Captain VIII
liam G.. Randle, which sailed from New
York, October 10th. for this port, arrived
here at o'clock this evening I'm charge
Of the ocean tugs Ajax and Hercules,
which had been sent out TO meet her in
response to her signals.
She however. came in under her own
steam. steering With her twin screws
without difficulty. She had broken her
rudder eight hundred miles from South
ampton in a heavy gale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
ASSAULTED ms S.fILORS.
l.. W. Hart Fined Fifty Dollars. but lie
Had Dcpnrted.

NEWPORT NEWS, oct 2i.-Special.-
Captain Goodman. Of the boat James W.
Ellwell. was fined $3.50 and costs in the
police court on each OF three warrants
charging him with assaulting sailors on
the deck of his vessel
T.. w. Hart, charged with assaulting
w. Z. Mansfield several weeks ago was
fined $50 and costs in the County Court
this morning. Hart had been released
on bail and when wanted to-day it was
found that he had left the city some time
during the night.
The steamer Elaine is expected here in
a short time 10 take the run between
Smithneld. this city and Norfolk. II
will be remembered that the Isle of
Wight. the Old Dominion steamer en-
ployed on this route, was burned some
weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
iLLEGdL DREDGING.
A Call Extended Iforsc-Car Lines TO b
Electrified.

NORFOLK. VA. oct. A-Spccial.-To
day In Jusiice-i>oper's Court Captain Cur
lis Elliott, OF the sloop Alma and Cap
tain William BiouEt of the sloop ha@e
we're sent 10 the grand jury on the
charge Of Illegally dredging oysters OH
Crancy Island Ridge Rock.
The history OF tais case Is something
Ike this r. II. Elliott. brother OF the
captain OF the Alma. had granted TO
him about 40 acres OF planting ground
adjacent 10 the rock named. The law
governing dredging provides. that renters
OF more than one hundred acres may
drcdee their ground. Tho -Oystermen' s
Protective Association claim that the
selves 10 their ground. but havo been
working on public ground. >'rhe evidence
In the case seemed to-day 20 he sum
Client " forA;d to the grand jury. Ten
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

HOUSTON. TEN. oct. 24.-Sydney
Lane. a Southern Pacific brakeman, start
cd out 10 hunt Conductor G. II. Neville.
Neville was warned, and when he saw
Lane began TO fire, Lane returning H.
Neville was struck three times, dying in
n short while Lane was hit twice, and
viii die before day.
Before firing five shots the men Clinch-
cd and beat each other with their pistols
In a horrible manner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

ST. JOHN, y. B.. oct. 9i-Popular sus.
pic.on Is now practically confirmed that
a determined attempt is being made to
quasn the smuggling prosecution. u is
feared this viii be successful despite the
press. No further arrests have been made
since Saturday.
1t was said that a postponment OF all
the cases had been decided upon for an
other fortnight, after which they will
be resumed. This is regarded as a sub
terfuge TO enable the convenient dropping
of them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
Famine in Russia.

RIGA. RUSSIA, oct. 2i.-Famine pre-
walls in the Smolensk and Psko districts
of Russia. owing TO the failure OF the
crops
The Minister OF the Interior recently
set apart 10000 roubles for the relief
OF the inhabitants OF these districts, but
ragged and hungry peasants are crowd
ing about the railroad stations. inqulr-
ing what has become of the money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
Iinly's CONTROL in Abyssinia.

ROME. oct. 2l-General Baratieri. Gov
el, or Of Erthrea. and commander Of the
Italian troops operating ag linst the Abys-
siuians, telegraphed to the Government
Few days ago, asking that authority
be gwen him 10 extend the Italian sphere
over the whole of Abyssilia. To-day
Prime Minister Crispi conv)ked the
Ministry I'm council 10 decide upon what
action should be taken OH the request.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
denver Ed" Smith Heard From.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Oct. "a
Denver Ed" Smith has come to the
surface again. He has been teaching
an athletic school in Jacksonville for Il
year. and has made some money. This
morning he formally notified the sporting
editor Of Times-Union that he Is ready 10
fight any man in the world. at any tine
and at any place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
The carwitr, senor,ed uucb yorse

PARIS, oct. 2i.-The Figaro says the
condition OF the Czarcwitch OF Russia has
become very much worse, and he is
not now able to proceed TO Nice. where
villa had been prepared for his occu-
pancy during the winter.
The Czarowith the Galouis says. has
had several violent attacks Of blood
splitting. ana has become very much
weakened.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
LTAyTNG .fRTL '>is.
Governor Clark Eypresse- Gratiiicaiion N
the SUPREME Courts Decision.

Governor Clark Eypresse- Gra'ihc'iioh NJ
the SUPREME Courts Decision.
SPRING LAKE. ARK, oct. @L-Cor-
bets party have commenced to pack UP.
Corbett is doing no training and un-
less al ihorized word IS received by noon
Friday that Fitzsimn mons forfeit money
is up. Carbett and party viii leave for
New York on the Iron Mountain express.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. oct. 2L-Gov-
crnor Clarke says that he feels greatly
relieved over the news from Hot Springs
to-day. to the effect that Corbett Will de-
part Tor 81. Louis tomorrow, where the
oth.r members Of his party are going
10 New York. He says he IS still Gov
ernor Of Arkansas. and he feels glad TO
think that the supreme Court is IN ac-
cord with him.
1t is settled now that prize-Aghtlng will
not be permitted IN this State, no mat
ter how high purse Is hung up as an
indrCement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

DANVILIlE. VA. oct. 2i-speclal.-
Rev. Or. Edward \. Caliscs, Of Rich
nond. delivered his lecture. The Wan
dcring jew" in the First Baptist church
here tonight before an audience that
packed the house from pulpit to the
outer doors
The lecture was eloquently delivered,
and charmed the vast audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

I.YNCHBURG VA, Oct .-Sxycial-
The observation-disclosures closed here Today.
The result shows a decided gain Of white
voters In the city. while the colored status
was not affected. there being neither gain
nor loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
French Troops Die En- Route Home.

AIGIERS. Oct. 2t-The French trans
mort Canton has arrived here from NADIA
eascar with a large number OF invalid
soldiers on board Sixty-four died on the
voyage, fourteen OF them since the Can
ton passed Port Said.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

WOODWARD.-D Died. at . o'clock 7. ~,
Wednesday. October 2jd. JOHN L. l..
WOODWARD, IN the scyenty-iifth year
OF his age
al $50 f. ~. FRIDAY.
Kindly omit flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

-WALKER.-M NJ tho
residence of Hon. r. W. Saunders. Rocky
Mount. Va. on october non. lp.sy \.
NJ. Miss LUCY DABNEN WALKER To
Mr.. John PATTON GlLMER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gimer ieft at - VI. Tor
their home on Kansas CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

No More United States Naval Constructor
Can Attend the Greenwich school.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-Lieuttnant-
Commander Cowles. the naval attache OF
the United States Embassy in London.
has Informed the Navy Department that
the Royal School Of Naval Architecture
receive any constructors Of the United
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
In the Henrico Court.

The County Court was in session yes
Jolin Booker (colored). charged with
ouse-breaking, was given fifteen days In
ian and fined s..
Rufhn Spratley was given month IN
iail for assault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
LEXINGTON FACES.
Grace O'Malley Wins the 2:.i Irot Dolly
wilkes Carries OF the @:11 Event.

LOUISVILLE, KY, oct. 2i-Three
races and an unfinished one was the at
traction az the Louisville Driving and
Fair Association to-day, the fourth day.
The 2.2l trot which was postponed from
Yesterday. went 90 Grace OMalley, a
comparative outsider. although she had
one heat 20 her credit. Warren g., went
down on the back stretch in the first
heat OF the 2:2J pace. and was distanced.
Driver Dcsneu escaped serious injury.
The a1i trOt was unfinished, Dolly
Wilkes having two heats and AlamilO.
one Track fast, weather good, attend
auce zoo summaries.
First race-2.l iroL-Purse $l,Vp, post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

For so Miles. Excluding stops on the L..
and VI. Railroad Breaks the Record.

BUFFALO, n. Y, oct. 2i-Thc Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern, emulatins
the example Of the Central road. made
a fast trip from New York to Buffalo.
and succeeded In breaking the Sord's
record. covering the distance. so miles
in S:Ol17, m average, including stops, Of
63.l0 miles an hour. or excluding stops, Of
LIS miles an hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

MORRIS PARK. oct. 2t-The excellent
prOgramme presented here to-day brought
out a large attendance. The weather VAS
perfect and the track was hard and fast
which made the sport interesting through
ont The event Of the day was the race
FOR the municipal handicap. Henry OF
Navarro went 10 the post the favorite AT
odds OF 3 20 8. 10 perfect start the
lipht-weighted Andrews set out TO make
the mace. and at the half mile he was SIX
lengths I'M the lcau -. cue
ford who piloted the field 10 the mile
onI = p44arter Here Henry Of Navarro
headed him and Rey Fl Santa ANITA came
up and struck second place. ,-.
This order was maintained 70 tns hlii-i'
Henry Of Navarro winning amid great
cheering By a length. with MS Ho"'"
open. In 500. IT, ..,t., for tho
tv.o-vear-oli nllies the other big event
on the card. was CAPTURED ~ NJ. IT,
mont sDeadv fllv WOOdvine the taFoIltr
Cassell was second a length ana a NAH
In front Of Intermsslor. SunInd ~ f,r,
First race five furlongs.-" ek, 10Y,
dM. HARDING. to y first. Lilly Mills
second. Sebastian third. Time. lpi.
Second race-hve furlongs. uv-.
Simms. TO f0) first. Medica second, sun
rise II. third. Time. lI5. ,o
Third race-six furiongs .-Ruoicon az
Midgely. 10 ID first Discount seco""'
Peacemaker third. Time. l:lj.
two years old, eclipse. six furlohgs.
Woodvine first. Cassell second, lnternis-
sion third. Time. 1:l2 Il.
Firth race-Municipal handicap, TOT
three-year-olds and upwards. one mile ana
three-quarters. Henry OF Navarro u5p'
Griffin 8 to - first, Rey IL Santa Anita
second. Clifford third. Time. 500.
Sixth race-selling. the Wthers mile
Bombasett 90. OLeary. TO 81 first,
Marshal second. Dosgett third. Time.
1:i2 II. :,
Seventh race-the lightweight handi-
can. one mile.-Lake Shore n2s. Taral, .
"a 3 first. Sister Mary second, Augusta
Belle third. Time Ia IL.
LAToSI, RACES.
CINCINNATI OHIO, Oct. H.-The
went OF the days races at Latonia was
the Kimball stakes for two-year-old
colts. and IL was easily won by the Ito
3 favorite Ramirez. in l:l5 the best six
furiongs of the meeting. Brace Glrdle.
in the fifth. gave Sailie cliquot hiteen
pounds. and won by a length, In l7e'a
| record time for the meeting.
| The third race furnished the most ex-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-25
when aud How IL Go.

When. Any day at . o'clock n. m.
How. Via the Great Northern railway
from the Montana Central station, on the
only through train leaving Butte in the
morning. NJ. ;--
The only train out OF Butte carrying
through sleeping cars.
Arrives i'm ST. Paul at 7:15 second morn
ing following, makes close connection
with ali day trains for Chicago and East.
Passengers travelling on this train VIII
avoid a midnight 'making up OF sleep
ing berlhs. and n transfer from one car 10
another on the following day.
All meals served first class in the dim
inc car at reasonable price.
j. T.. DAWSON. General Agent.
Jog North Main Street.
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Tbev have out some very rich ore, winch
they will have crushed. .;t,
Il. +. Simpson and Brockmuller are sun
nj work sinking on the Mayhower' h'o
miles southwest of town. :, ,..-
Last fall Capt. j. 4. Channel dlscoN-
cred and located n free gold ledge 'nr DR.
miles below Boulder, on ELK creek ino
surface ore is very rich and he Is conn,
dent that the mine is a good one. ne wiz
soon commence development WORK ny
running a tunnel. following the VEIN.
Charles and II. II. Cooper are at worh
taking ore out of the Buffalo, ut the heau
of Baboon gulch. The ore worked ias'
wear Welded over 500 per ton, ana tneS
believe that that now coming out VIII 70
higher. The mine produced several nous
and dollars last year and VIII prouueo
much more this. II.
Thomas Barry expects to start UP MS
flve-stamp mill on Summit Flat oetween
the middle of April and the LIST OF may
He has enough ore blocked out In inc
| OLYMPIA mine to keep the mill runnlns
! for two years. AS the fat is covered WIN
snow TO a depth of several feet water lo'
mower cannot be had before the tih'
stated. -, ,,,,dor
meath the lava on More creek lhey nav
out considerable gravel at tho man
claims. which will be washed as soon a
the weather turns warmer. All are wei
pleased with the way the dirt prospect
and many expect unusually large clean
ups. , 49,;
Hugo playhouse and 10 jackson WI
work a placer claim on Henry creek an
endeavor TO find the ore chute OH III
, ledge that fed the ground.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-25


Cost of the United states Cen
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Where there
are now 100 persons on the census pay
rolls, thers we're, in June, 1880, over
5000.
The salaries paid supervisors ana emu
nerators by the 18th census counted up
about 2,75O,OO0. 1t cost about Az cents
head to count the 62,OoO,ooo men, "onleh
and children in the country.
A grand total Of l9,46s,OO pages Oh
printed matter will appear IN the whoie
number of final reports of the census be-
sides statistical atlas of which there
will be II, 79i copies printed. ,
The printers' work on these volumes
will be a stupendous job. The type setting
alone on them will cost in the neighbor'
hood of 100000.
| To print the whole number OF these
books.-519. 46S in all-it will take just 81,
Acc. 75o sheets, which makes 67,6io ream'
of 4s0 sheets each.