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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

And we rejoice in their infuence-as
bright cloud over our tabernacle
To change our figure. These trees
grow beside the waters OF life mat
have flowed from the Garden Of Eden
ia an ever enlargiug stream. They bear
fruit for the healing and Inspiration OF
the natiOns-for the health and JOY or the
people. The Germs and scions that come
from them may be planted IN every Soul
that loves virtue and lives IN the life
81 God The cultivated soul may Zee as a
watered garden. whose waters fail not.
a sacred nursery OF all that Is true. hon
est and just. pure lovely, and Of good
report. spring shut up. fountain
sealed
The worlds literature is not Of TINS
fresh fragrant. lfe-giying, stimulating
sort. but OF a trading. ambitious, seli-
ish, sensual. heartless style, It's hlsh-
priests and vestal virgins. half the uine
intellectual cOnfectiOners. man-millihti -
sentimontalists and professionals, WoIN
mere limitations and counterieit4
sweet poison for the ages tooth has
has wisdom 10 do with such rs THESE
They laugh az her. and she lightly e.
teens them and mocks them as chah
before the whlrlVind-summer grass va
pors that pass away-stun
Lord Bacon tells US. "Ali kno"ieuse
should Doe limited by religion ana feler-
red fo use and action. " 4 greater than
he SAYS. THE excelloucy Of knowledge
IS. that wisdom giveth life 10 them mat
have IT," And in "a beautiful figure the
same wise man. dienifying and marrying
literature and life. tells MS. Through
wisdom Us a house builded. and boy under
standing it is established, and by kno~l-
edge shall the chambers thereof be- filled
with all precious and pleasant ricnes,
that they may have life moro abundant
ly'
All business and human effort should
Doe subordinated 20 the rearing ana enc
richment OF the great structure Of man
hood Tor active life and for the glory OF
God
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

A few days ago a renchant and adj
vancod advocate of the free and un-
limited coinage Of silver az 10
10 doclIred in Tho Times Office that
Cleveland ought to be impeached for pay
ing silver certificates" in gol1. We
mildly suggested that Mr.. Cleveland haa
done nothing Of the sort. but that the
Sherman notes-payabio in coin were
redeemed in gold or silver. AT the option
Of the holder. but not certificates specil'-
ally rcdecmable IN silver dollars. But
rho vehement asseverations OF the earn
est defender Of "ihe dollar of our dad
dies" were undated until 1t was proposed
and accepted mat specinc case should
be referred to the Secretary Of the Treas
urv for Information. The frec-siver gene
neman mad a silver certificate in his
pocket and It vas copied in the letter.
as the frcc-silver man insisted that il
was the kind which was paid in gold
The following letter and answer eN-
plain the matter. and we publish them
because many other persons who ought
70 know better. are under the same mis-
taken opinion with our free-siiver friend
Richmond. May s. 1895.
To the Honorable Secretary oh lne l'e"'-
urv Washington, -. c..
sir-ln order to settle question "iii.n
has been raised as 10 the fedeemanN, "
of silver certificates IN gold, desire 10
Know If the United States VIII give sold
for the following note, or II II mas ever
done so:
0a SILVER CERTIFICATE so.
This ceruncs that - o..
There have been depos- Act aug g. ls''
tied in the Treasury OF series 1874
the
UNITED STATES
r,ivo silver Dollars,
PAYABLE 20 the Bearer ON Demand.
(SigneO 49, ,.,p,,>-
W. FOUNT TILLMAN, d. y. MORGAN
treasury. United States.
Very respectfully a.,,,-.
T. 81 have no idea myself wa, f"s
mcnt of gold for any such cer'l''"' Tee
h"s eyor been made but ] desire the
information in order to settle eoh-
troversy.
Treasury Department.
Office of the Secretary
Washington. ID. G." May lo' lo'o'
Editor The Times. Richmond Va.
sir-In reply 10 your letter OF the SIN
,,o,srt Won are informed that silver GER
t,ecates ave releemahle only I'm standard
siiver dollars. and that it has never been
,He nracfire of the Government 20 rec
deem them i'm gold. To he specific the
Goyornmcnt viii not give gold for the
& silver certificate described in your
letter.
Respectfully yours. ...,..
(signed) W. r.. 49, ~ u.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Wrappers.

We are selling a nicely -inal'
deliberately trimmed win f'iAes' ao-1 "
81 Is. all sizes Price, l1c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Ribbons.

You can match your samples h0re.
We carry more Ribbons than any other
house. All neutral and urornHn. nj
cOlOrs Am widths Prices BE- fJ ..
Gentlemeu's Furnishing Der1rfmN p
complete in every detail Wn fnn'f "H ~sn
fancy prices. Polite attention tni good
service by the laill. in tlis department.
outing shirts, Zee.
Linen Collars Joe.
Gentlcmens Nice Quality Handler
chiefs &c.
Mems Tics iic
Gentlemen's Seamlcsf Socks Toe.
chNiren's Parssois. an prices
Novelties in Neilinga 3D..
ielr Buckles 5c. to 4te
felt Pins, ioe
Novelties 81 Jewclry.
cur Buttons studs and Collar But
tons, all styles, Pc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Ready Made
Skirts Godet.

81 00 Crep0n Skirts. $3.50.
5000 Crenon skirts, - ~,
$3.50 CrepOn skirts, $500
$50 Serge Skirts. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Silks.

II YOU intend buying s-k dress or
waist. or even tee trimmilt- l'' " "i'''
come and STE what we offer. ......
sf0 Figured China SILK. ennid'ii@
MANY STYLES and g0l0rs. no" oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Ladies' Umbrellas.

We are selling a 500 Umbrella, Dfres'
den Handles. AMI mony ts15 "'''.'''''
something dressy. Price. A-'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Trunks.

We will sell "a Good Trunk.
We are ceiling real Leather Trunks s..
Baby Caring s., This Week ti,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Black Dress Goods.

For one week more we yen
the special sale Of Black Ii'-s ZOO
Ain the most desirable faoi hI
cIrdcd in the sale. This is ii'
nom "A leading manufa rfurer lAe Il
-.r. So famnrlneiv loN Ne are Iosl.t.r
fr.. I.fa narUnr last l.N-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Table Damask.

200 Yards Bleached and tn9iea. heo
Table Damask, sold az o.. sale price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

John Lincoln aged ", cousin or the
murdered President. is an inmate Of the
ain shouse at Reading.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

The latest agony is for women 10
wear ueckties on the back OF their neclts.
Women will he contrary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

Sew York's cherished scheme OF an
neNing Brooklyn has fallen through. Let
others take warning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

Shoe manufacturers need not DE en-
barrassed over the high price Of learn-
er. Cheap beafsteaks is suggested as Il
good substitute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

i'm hls silver speech al Chicago MI bry-
am. Of Nebraska. intmated that Comptrol-
ler Eckos was "a harmless sort OF in-
dividual Of don't care 90 have any COM
troversy with my friend Bryan says Air.
Eckels. "but o. 4 had amy retort 90 make
t would Doe that that is precisely the
difference between him and me-" And
Eckels laughed last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

DR. John w. Bryon, the New York hac-
teriolosist who died recently OF con-
sumption. contracted the disease while
experimenting by lnhahng the germs.
Verify % can Doe said OF him. that he
was martyr so his cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

In a recent interview, Senator Elkins
spoke of the time when ne will quail
~" steve may swear In, but ne VIII
never qualify
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

Justice Jackson. the umpire OF the SUI
preme Court game on the income tax. IS
suffering from Brghts disease OF the
kidneys. This fact Is the only hope OF the
friends OF the law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

Russell sage. who has recovered from
the shingles" Is welcomed back into
Wall street with the same spirit that
farmers welcome a May frost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

The new proprietor OF the New York
Morning Journal purposes 90 prove that
the United States extends beyond the
Hudson River. He should turn his atten-
ton TO the opposite boundary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

Don't lick postage stamps. is the ad-
vice of an English medical journal
These are the reasons given. They pass
through many hands. from the manu-
facturer TO the office boy. They are torn
of. folded and carried about through
post-omces in INSTRUMENTATION localities.
and sometimes carried in mail bags dirtier
than anything. They may give you dph-
iberia, smallpox, or scarlet-fever They
have ON tap any kind of disease that you
call for. Therefore don't Hex them.
Moisten them with wet sponge"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-02

Ser beriibmte &e9tsgelebrte 6einri9 Sid
1T ge1torben. !6einri3 Sid tpur6e an r.
Suli 1922 gu &af1el, Der 9auptitaot bss
,6emaligen &urfiirftent6ums 9efen, ge>
ooren, bat 1onit bas Otter bon Is Sd9ren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-02
QusIan ..
UeutfbIano.

Nuf feinem ~Sagbausfluge na9 8ominten
mar Safe r Wtl6elm BON 5fpet Gonpagnten
Solbater beqleitet. Oieie @olbaten bienen
als futierli9e 2eibna9e unb lafen 03iez
mdnben in Die Ndbe beg Monar9en. Die
Neuerung berbantt ibren 1rfprung Dem linz
ftanbe, baB 8aifer @ilbelm iopobl in Bots
BAN lpte in Stettin btele 9robbriefe erbielt,
bic %pffenbur BON @p3ialiiten unb MnarGiften
berriibrten unb baB fi9 BEL beri9iebsnen Sc
.legen6etten DerDd9ttg dus1e6enoe YerI Dnen
in feline Gdbe brdngten.
&dtfer Wtl6elm bat in Gominten fein esz
no6ntes 8atbmannsgliid 9e6abt. Mm
9onnertag erlegte er % Stride. @r bat
anbefoblen, baB am ct. 9ubertustd9e, ben 8.
gtobember, cine groBe Sagb i'm @runcpalo
BET Berlin a~bgebalten perben i'm, tpoau So
nigNlbert bonSa9fen eingelaoen iporben lit.
Die 8e3iebungen 5pii9en Scatter Dil6eGm
unb benz Sirften 81 !6o6enlobe finb 70 oez
%fpunnte, baB man fi9 ni6t gu nunbern
brau9te, penn bor IbIauf zines eSabres BON
benz Sage an gere9net, no Shirt gu 6o6enz
lo6e ernannt tpurbe (29. Sftober 1894, Elm
reuer Get9sfan3ler am &uber fem piirbe.
Ser 8eIu9 bes Siirften in ct. PETERSBURG
int Nnfange bieIes Monats bat, mas ben
amtli9en She'll befeIben betraf fein ainftiz
ges @rgebntB gebabt, tpie bortbeilbaft er ftb
audi fir bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes Ran3z
lers eriDteIe IN 6aben mag. Gs bieB 1einer
3eit, baB Die M}tiiton bes &an5lers in erter
2inte cine amtlt9e fei, 6aB ite uber au9 Ell
mem perfOnli9en 3ned babe, ndmli9 ben,
bic @rlaubniB bonn G3aren gu erptrfen, baB
bic Satin bes &an3lers Die in &uBlon6
liegenben Sitter i6res Der 5tprbenen 8rubers,
bes Siiriten 81 Sabnz@ tttgenftein, bic einen
@ert6 BON so MiGionen Mart 6aben fouen,
be6aIten f0nne. Die @orf9lGge, pel6e Der
beutf9e &ei9sfun5ler bel biefer @elegenbeit
Der ruiftf9en &egierung ma4te, tpurOen ni9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-02
9FrtntfdJte Andbrtd1tett.
Don 1nterefe fir oentfde &ehrer.

@m @amftug bielt Der 8erein 9eutz
f9er 2ebrer BON MiItpaufee in benz Ser
fammlungsfaal bes itdbtif9en S9ulratbs
feline Sa6resOerIammlung ab. Der S9rtftz
fibrer, 6err SDbn @ifelmeier, legte feinen
Sabresbert9t bor. gau9 OteIem befaB Der
@erein i'm September 1894 genuu 80 Mitz
glieber. BON biefen Gebren "A an ~Dffentliz
den S3uIen, 7 an a9beren @9nlen unb 9
finb GbrenmitglieOer. @dbrenb bes leBten
Sabres purben feds neue MeitglieOer aufz
genOmmen unb Elm bis6eriges trat aus, 70
baB Der 8erein iebt IS Mttglieber beitBt.
@S nurben ndbrenb Der leBten II W{onate
II SiBungen a6gebaIten unb in benielbeH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-02
fir sauglinge und Kinder.

fir Sauglinge Kinder.
Cast0ria bef0rdert yerdauung
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung,
Magens&ure, Diarrhe und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf natHrlich.
Castoria enthalt weder Molphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
''Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
Mittel fur Kinder ist n besser ais allie ande.
rem, die ich kenne." H. A. ARCHER, n. D,
Ill South Oxford st., Brooklyn. N. Y.
ssSeit mehreren Jahren babe 1ch sOastorias
empfoh1en und verde damit' fortfahren, da ea
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN T. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
1876. st. und z, Ave-, New York CITY,
"Aus eigener Erfahrung M Beobachtung
kann tch sagen, dass Castoria cine tref1iche
Medizin fir Kinder 1st, da es abfihrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
Wirkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhGlt.
viele Mttter haben mir erzahlt, vie ausge.
Zeichnet es 1hren Kindern bekommt."
DR. G. G. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
THE oENTAUR COMPANY, " Murray Street, NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-02

benz puroen Mntonio 8rabo, Mlfrebo 8era1z
court, &icarbo Qanba unb Mntonto Wtdsz
f%errer, IGmmtlt9 angeIe6ene 2eute, fptpie
Rafaef @oltarin nnb Sole Slipa gu ie 20
Suhren @efdngniB Derurt6eilt.
Ru6Iano.
Der g3aretpitT9, Der iiingere 8ruber
bes ruffif6en &aiTers un6 bpraus1i9tli9er
S6ronerbe, befinbet 1i9 augenI9einli9 in
ben lebten Stabien Der S9pinbfu9t. Man
ermartet taum nof, BAT er ben Wtnter iiber<
lebt.
eSn Der Samilie hes G5aren ftebt in eintz
gen Mpnaten Elm freubiges gretgntB beoor.
Cine 9epei9e, bic aus Wien an bds
uG6ronicle" geri9tet 1T, befagt, baB Der
8ebuuptung, prdibent Saure perbe Der
&r0nung bes @3aren beiipp6nen, in ct. pez
tersburg nit alem Na9brud tpiberfpro9en
trerbe. Die borttge 9ofetiquette erlau6e
anberen Monar6en unb @taatso6erbdup<
tern bic Sbeilna6nle an oerarttgen Setlt4<
feiten ni6t.
Die Winterpeiaenzgrnt pirb it9 in bic
fem Sabre in Mittelz9RuBlanb unb in ben
fru6tbaren Oiitritten bes &aufaius iiber
Dem Our9i9nttt 6alten, tpd6renb Der Our9z
f6nittsertra9 in ben n0rblt9en, fiibIi9en
unb 1iibpeItli9en Sbetlen &uBlanbs Ioipte
in ben Goubernements an Der Wplga ni9t
erreibt tperben pirb. eSn ben anberen Sbeiz
len Des Rei9s ntrb cine ~bur9f9nittli9e
acknowledgements ertpartet. 'Sommerpetz
aen bat cine me6r als bur9f6nittlt9e @rnte
in ben 1iibpeftlt9en, DitGi4en unb in Der
Mitte bes 9anbes gelegenen 9epartements
1otpie i'm &aufufus gebra9t, tit bagegen bins
ter benz Our9f9nittsertrdg in ben Steppenz
biftrtften ur1b in ben fibli9en 8ouDerne<
ments an Der @pGga Suriidgeblieben.
@s tpirb gemelbet, bGB nit 0enehnltz
gung bes G5aren in Babe etne ruIfii9e
8anf, bic Elm febr grpBes &apital foben ion,
in Beftng er0ffnet tperoen tpirh. 9tetelbe
ptrb cine SSiliale in Shanghai buben. ST.
1i9e Der berDorragenOften Sinan5s unb
8aufleute &uBIanb's finb an benz l1nternebz
men betbeiligt, bds in aGer Stiae gefOrbert
4porben lit. Ser Sreibrief 1T ausgez
fteGt norben. 9as unternebmen pirb als
elm. peiterer 8etpets angeieben, baB iuBz
lamb entl9lofen TT, @nglanb bic Sber6errz
f9aft 1opo6l auf Dem @ebtete oes !9anbels
tpie Der Bo1itit i'm fernen Siten 3u ents
reiBen. GuIff9e 9anbelsz @mihGre buben
bic 3ineItf4e &egierung f~retgebtg nit 9eIb
99luB out Der Z. @stte.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-02

beitsfr0ft Octtotcm b0ben, tlti0 ftND3ettt9 9Wz
g%eneit,cr Sd)ipGdje arbcintfnuett, oerctt Ve=
Gbe tansIi6 ii,tS, lperben BON Oieien Setbeu, ionte
%tberbonpt allen &ranfbeiten. pelbe ben &6rper lalt9s
lam %onf5ebrefl, ibnea nn0 iider 9ebetlt. Jra9eoo9en
unb 4ampblet lin oleu Spraber) frei. Sine per:
iOnlidbe Woritcuum9 nDthig.-GomimItattnm fret
Ino ltren9 oiScret.-Sprcdlitm noc CIT BON 8 HDr Wtorg.
bis 8 &bbs. SOunta95 BON 10 biz IL. 27ipt9Li 10, pOlS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-02

partei in Santiago be Cuba, na9 Der Regerz
8erbre9ercolonie in bic 8%erbdnnung. IuBerz
benz tpurben Nntonio 8rabo, 4lfrebo 8eratz
court, &icaroo 2anba unb Mntonto Musz
ferrer, fGmmtli9 angeiebene 2eute, iopie
3dfaef @oltarin unb Sole Slipa gu lie 20
Sa6ren @efdngntB Derurtbeilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-02
MEDICAL
68 GanOolpbitr.

Sroot bic aIten 4er5te
lin &atb. GpeciaIi=
item fiir @rfranfmi1=
gett oes WerncnfD=
ItettS loWte ollie
0rpniid)ctt &ct0eit.
M6ttncr, ole an
1ter=
p6Ier ttno ~f6rpcrlt=
der GmW66e Iet=
ben, bic ibrc Zee
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-02

in Si9t. .9emfeIben tpurbe bas @eI6e6ene
mitgetbeilt unb iofort purbe cine Mbtbeiz
lung 8lauiuden ans 2anO gefebt, pel9e
i9arf bepaffnet bic piraten berfolgten. 9ie
2eBteren Durben BEL einem 2agerfeuer iiberz
rai4t unb muBten tbren &aub pieber
b%erausgeben. Ser nMaripofa" tpirb gGn3z
li9 b%erloren geben. @on Der 2abung pirb
Elm 6etrG9tlt4er She'll qeboraen perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-02

(S9luB out Der Z. Sette.)
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17
How TO Remove Tnttoo Nc,

The example of the Duke q,
the future King of England, Win vrf'
n some elaborate designs tatooos '
his arm, is said to have SET tho VI
fish a~ristocracy wild, and tattooin,h
become the rage. On the othnr nas
there are many people who have nahd
mitted themselves to this nnodIo SUP
ihk decoration. who have outIivoS aug
PRIDE III II, and who feel rather ostnaer
ed OF what they formerly looked nan
as a distinction. For the hon upon
such a medical correspondent tolls OF
tattoo marks may be removed W."
marks are painted over with a cor ine
trated solution of tannin. aftat
wards. by means of fine neadiour
series of pickings is made over "a
tattooed design. and over the snrsa ue
thus picked is passed a stick Of nitn ID
or silver. At the end of Il few minutes
the black pickings previously made ho
m detached and the sumerGc,e,
layers of skin are charged with q taa
nate of silver. In order that The mr.
cess may be perfectly successful thy.
surface must be powdered with ;on
min for two or three days. At tl,a az
Of that time, the iunammatorf oct;nu
has almost subsidized, and the nicLos
parts turn black, forming 4 thin crnst
very adhcrent to the deeper skin. Inn,
painless. In fourteen or fifteen davs
the scab falls off, and in its place iC
ser n superficial red mark. wIicS
gradually fades away until. at tho end
Of 4 few months, all signs of coloration
disappear. OF coarse, antisnpfir ma
cautions are dul taken in porrormir,
this operation. The old tattoo nen6Ise
is the hest thing it IAN he done with
Or. Rc Hot suggests that hioyal9ta a
potassium is wen better fer the nm.
pose Of tattoo marks removal than nj.
tIatC OF silver.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17
Mortality of TeIcgrnphiSts.

The telegraphists in the service or
the London Postoffice have at last sue
cccdcd in securing an inquiry into
their grievances by a government
special committee. Some Of the rules
of the p~ostoflice which the telegraph
lists complain of are roughly handled
by the English medical press. Much
complaint is made against the prac-
tice Of the weekly changing OF the
hours Of work. necessitating change OF
habits, irregularity of meals, etc. 10
the great detriment of health. Inc
most startling part of the evidence
however. is that which shows the
large prepOnderance of phthisls among
the causes of death in the Telegraph
service. which produces a mortalliy,
greater than that alhong the Shcllelu
grinders. Il trade which has hitherto
been considered as most fatal III res
piratory diseases. An authorltatiVe
table. prepared 10y n tirst-class tee
graphist, shows that i'm cases Of DEAN
from respiratory diseases, including
phthisis. up TO % years Of age, the 'el,
egraphist's average is 90 as against
5I.3 of that of the cutlery trade. Ihese
diseases are responsible for a dea,h
rate of 24.4 of the adult male popuia-
ton between the ages of - m Do 80
they are nearly two and one-half times
more fatal i'm the telegraph servlce
than among the ordinary population
In phthisis alone the ration is sun
more striking. Telegraphists. 400
grinders, 33.1; average male, SO.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17
TrOIIeys and Canals.

Along the Erie canal, beginning a'
Tonawanda and going toward Bufaio'
five miles, 300 men are at work erect
ing posts and wires for the first offi'
cial trial of electric trolleys for motors
on the State canal. The work VIII pe
carried on under the personal direc.
ton of Richard Lamb, inventor OF tno
electric galloway for canal boat haur
ing, which has been adopted by ,ne
Niagara Cataract company, and WIZ
will be tested before state omcIais
within the next week. The Catara.s
company has the state francnlse ~
tow all boats on the Erie canaI ~.
ninety-nine years at q maxlinu"
barge Of $50 per horsepower ann'
lly,