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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
scnntor fSriCc controls.
BY Southern heanoiatoa Press.

CoLuMnus, o., June %. Senator
Brice and the anti FREQ silver Demo
Gratis easily CONTROLLED the State Cen
irai Committee in its meeting TO day
to fix tho date of the State Convention
md provide temporary organization.
Tho demand Of Allen w. Thurman
anu tho ircs silver Democrats for an
early convention was ignored.
The Convention, II Is said, will be
held III Springfield on August 20 and
2l. Senator Brice, by vote of 10 to
was chosen temporary chairman, aud
SO will make the koy note speech OF
the campaign. 1t will. OF course, be
for "sound money" His election was
subsequently made unanimous. II. W..
Lewis, OF Dayton, was chosen Secre
tary and George Foster, OF Upper San.
duuky, Sergeant at Arms,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
TWO MORE MEN LYNCHEp.
They Shuttle off this Mortal Coil by
the tlempen Route.
l'y Southern Associated Pros.

WAsuINGToN, Juno pa special
from Mobile, Ala. says: At Point
Clear, Baldwin county, Tom Brown, u
negro, was arrested by two men on n
charge OF burglary.
The negro was taken in the direction
oil tho jail hut wns found hanging to n
tree III terribly muliinted conditions.
lle revived when cut down but cannot
live. NO afrest8 hayo been made.
AUGUSTA, Gu, June 20. "A special to
inc Chronicle from Hampton. >. g..
hnJt: News has INST Reached here OF u
lynchinS thht took plncc on Saturday
night IL Collctou county, ut small
place cnlled EnysOrs.
lhe victim was Bill Stokes, oolorel
who made nm assault on n white woman
but did not accomplish his purpose.
After his body had been raised IN the
mir 1t was fiddled with bullets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
More tncrc:lnc OF Na:cs.
BY Southern AasOclAta Pre..

Lorraine, o., June 2j.-The John.
ston Steel Company to DAY posted "A
notice OF 10 per cent. Increase in tho
wages OF the men in tie converting
mill, dry house and machine shops. III
oil about 200. The men employed in
the shape mill had their wages in.
creased last week.
Tho raise Is entirely voluntary,
There will be nm Increase in oil depart
ments about the LIST OF July. The
mill is running at Its full capacity.
PHILADELPHIA. June %. Tho Della
ware Rolling Mill has notified lts 400
employees That IL 10 per cent. IDcrease
ia wages would go into effect on July
LIST. This IS restoration of the cut in
wages made during the recent dull
period.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
REORGANIZATION al ,nu NorroIt nmt
Western.
BY Southern Associate Pross.

New YoRE, June %. The Norfolk
ana Western reorganization committee
met yesterday and discussed the plan
Tor reorganization which is practically Y
completed. 1t IL unlikely that 1t will
be Issued for month or SIX weeks ns
the committee will prefer to wait the
return "i the earnings and the com
pletion OF the export report on the
financial and physical condition of the
property. 1t is stated upon tho best
authority that the hssessment will he
between l2 aud 12i per cent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
AN EXPLOSION OF ALCOHOL
In Which Three Persons Arc Very
Badly Burned.
Bv Southern Aasociatea Pro,

New YoHK, July 25.- by the explo
sion of IA domiiohn of alcohol in the
saloon OF Louis M;ilor ut l37 Madison
street this morning. Charles Miller,
Abraham Miller and Katie Shay wcro
nearly burned to death. Charles was
emptyipg tho demijohn of alcohol into
cask. Abraham lighted a cigarette
and threw tho match away, but did not
notice where lie throw it.
1t struck tho top Of the demiiohn,
iSniting tho alcohol. Instantly there
wns nh explosion and tho two Milors
were covered with tho blazing alcohol.
Charles Miller grabbed up the blazing
demilohn, intending to throw it into
The street. Tho Shay girl was passing
The door at the instant md the demi-
lohh struck her, setting her clothes on
lire. The Victims were tnken to the
hospital. All three were badly burned,
but may recover.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
>tanoiug %, III. clubs.

"he members of tho Norfolk team
hicd themselves to League Park yes
terdny afternoon with the full eNuscta.
ton Of giving the "mouutaiuers" the
worst thrnshlug they hsve llad admin
Istereu to them this season, aud no
doubt they would have fully carried
out their determination, had not an
obstacle have suddenly arisen in the
shape OF an old acquaintance III the
person of Joe Fry, more familigrly
Lnown rs "Foxey," who pitched one
OF Ills old time games, allowing the
home tenn but three hits. and but Tor
the errors of Cavannaugh at short, the
game would have been the prettiest cx-
aitItion of bail playing seen III this
league this season. AS it was, the
game wns pretty one, and the Nor
foik public have come to look upon
ihe:r toam with "A deEIec of confidence
which up to this time was Of such
perceive 1t at all. The visitors only
iound Chard for four hits. hut failed
80 MAKE n run, although they had
severai chances and worked like tro
jams TO accomplish TINT most desired
end. In conjunction with tho master
~ pitching of Chard, his support was
perfect. with the exception of an in
significant error made by Gi!msr in
the eighth inning OF Sherers slow
Srouuder.
One of tue errors made by Cavn
naugh was responsible for run, aud
the other was gotten by O'Hagan get
Iipg his baee OH balls, stealing second
and scoring ou Corcornu's single. The
latter player tried TO stretch his hit
into q two hagger," and but for
Tadden dropping the ball it would
have proved dear attempt ut trying
40 get two bases Oh hit for one. But,
after all, what is the use of looking
backward, Norfolk won by score OF
2 to 0. and that is all the fans. "
''cranks" and rooters care for. Sec
the score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
Kunninr Sores.

Captain g. Il. Poindcxtcr, conductor on
Atlnntic and Danvillo railroad, residing
mt west Norfolk, says: II suffered with
sores on my hands for six weeks. / tried
chrboiic s"lves and several other remedies
with no result. l tried Quratol and was
eh'ireiy cured In week. consider 1t tho
pest remedy Tor running sores l have ever
seen. III those people who suffer with
ngGravating sores would obtain II bottlo
OF Quratol, and use it according to direc-
uohs, they would feel almost instant re-
lief. Druggists sell it for 90 cents bottle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
MYERS AGAIN CONVICTED.
The Murderer Of Forest Crowley viii
Hang in Atlanta.
BY Southern Associated Press

ATLANTA, Jume 20. William MYERS
was convicted to day for the second
time Tor tue murder OF Forest Crow
ley. The murder was committed last
August when Myers fled and was cap.
tured at Cincinnati. lie denied hay.
ing committed tho crime and declared
thut n friend OF his named Brown Allen
was the renI murderer.
Myers stated that he accompanied
Crowley and Allon to the Suburban
Park where Crowley was killed, bnt
he claimed that Crowley and Allen left
him sitting III buggy and they went
on together.
Allen came back and said that he had
killed Crowley. The verdict ls without
recommendation to mercy aud meaus
hanging. unless new trial can be oh.
TUNED or the Governor commutes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
y nig Dry Goods House Aasigns.
By Southern Associated Press.

CIScISNATi. June 25.-It is learned
that the big dry goods house of Specke
Bros. N Co.. which failed yesterday, has
been in the Sheriil's hands since April
30. McAlpin Co., of Eaton, o., SO
cured judgment against Mr. Speck er for
So. DOL and aud nn execution for preble
county was placed III the hands OF the
sheriff to serve. Tho proceedings
were kept secret by swearing in the
bookkeeper of tho firm as deputy
shorilf, who was placed in charge OF
tho store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

SUMMARY: Earned Runs-Peters.
purB, 10; Portsmouth, .. Home Runs
ufner, Gill, Heed. Two Base Hits
-Paeknri. Base on Balls on Pack
ora, :; OIL Brandt, .. Struck Out by
Packard, 4; by Brandt, .. Hit by
pitcher = Lyons. Double Plays
Lyons, Fender and Turner; Brennan
and Lyons; Brandt, Thurston and
Joanes; Fuller, Thnrston and Joanes.
stolen Basos-knoX, Joaues, Hall.
Sanford. Wild Pitches Brandt, /.
nhssed l}alis-C Chllds. J. Brennan. |.
lime OF Game Two hours. Umpir e.
MIR. Miohell.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
A naltinor. Fireman.

Lieutenant Louis II. Harrar, of the Bal
lmore fire department, has written a letter
TO friends In this city which may prove OF
interest to many people. In 1t he tells how
ms daughter WAS cured of pimples on tho
iace OF two years standing. Quratol did
VI, and Quratol will cure any skin trouble
tlfty cents is what the druggists charge
Tor THIS great remedy, which also cures
burns, scalds, cuts and wounds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
lnivcrsity OF Norfh Carolina sum,
uncr - hOOIa.
Special Dispatch to The yirgininn.

Chapel Hut DEpoT, n c., June %.
Tho second eession OF the North
Carolina summer school for teachers
aud for University extension was
opened to-day. Ono hundred and
twenty five teachers arc present and
iarge additions are expected to.mor
row, when the lectures begin.
Charlotte. Ra!eigh, Goidsboro, Will
mington, Ashevllle. Greensboro and
other progressive towns are represent
Ell by their foremost teachers.
The success of this school means n
strong forward movement for public
education III North Carroll ma.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
a Specdy HEALER

Hon. l.. l.. Kellum member of the Vir.
ginia state legislature and practicine law
u; a07 Cortland street, Baltimore. Nd.
says he used Quratol on cut which had
oeen bothcring him "A week, and found it
speedy healer. His opinion is that
Quratoi is all that Is claimed in removing
,Oreness and healing wounds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

orMMARY: Base on Balls-ON Fry,
8; of Chard, 4. Hit by Pitched Ball
Bradley. Stolen Bases o. Hn9an, Niox
aid Sherer. Struck Ont BY Fry, /; :;
by Chnrd. 4. Len on Base Norfolk,
3; Roanoke, I. Double Play-Corcu
ran and Tate. limo of Game-Iwo
hours. umpiro-Daly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
Portsmouth Hndiy troumced
PctcrEburG.
Special Dispatch to tho yircjni

Special Uispatch TO Tho Vlrginian.
PETERSBURG, Va. June 25.-The
Portsmouths came near being shut ont
this afternoon by the home team. The
latter played II very good game and
only allowed the visitors to score two
runs which were made in the fourth
tuning. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
An New >huperiuN Nncht.

Beautiful inull hate. all shapes in
chips and Leghorns, IA full line OF Mill.
merry at Mrs. j. Ries, 104 Church
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
Ernchb"rg Down. .stcnmondA Again
by Southern Associated press.

LYNcHBuRG, Va, June %. The song
OF the Lynohhurg rooter did not varv
10 day from the pean of victory sent I'D
yesterday. The Tobacconists had in
their new pitcher. Willis, formerly Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
Illustrated CnIRiOcuc nnd Price, II,
wool md AduiNtUro of Conan
Summer Weight l1ndcryyan,

These goods are manufactured OF the
finest Australian wool of the highest
grade. Have full line oi ladies, misses
and children's; also mems shirts. draw.
ers. vests: combination suits and night
dresses. Call for catalogue which gives
full particulars and prices.
Il. a. SAUNDERS,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

You cannot BE- well unless your blood is
pure. Therefore puffy your bl cd with
the best blood purifier, Hoods Sarsaparill,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

the Pennsylvania State League. off
whom tho Richmond "Bue Birds" got
but tive scattered hits. Tho visitors
earned but uue Of the four runs made,
aud fell easy victims to the heavy
hitting home team. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

"During the last two years have bought
Blk gross OF Hood Sarsaparila. AS the
population "f our little town is only about
800, regard this fac. as y hiGu recommen-
dhton for Hoods Sarsaparilll." l."-Harroli
Oopping. Cayv lie, Va.
noois Pills cure all Liver Ills.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

See last Sundays VIRGIN.AN for
prices or call and see the bargains.
WRIGHT's,
19O Main Street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

For electric fans and ventilatipg fans
OF all kinds. address X. Il. Cobb, No.
100 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
PRIME MINISTER SALISBURY
He Has Made 0vertures to the
Marquis of DuAerin.

Gladstone Will Take No Further Part
IN Public Life, But it is Believed
sy Certain Liberals that He
viii Throw His Influence
with His Old Colleagues.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Twenty-Five car loads best Tim othy
Hay. j. ID. Coier, l53 Water street.
Phone No. 4. my19 In.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

Newest Discovery teeth no
pain. n. Y. d. Rooms. 162 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

anu Eoater.
= Few fsnsc Kits and Earned Euna.
Mr. O'Seill says ho has placed an
order for black uniforms for the Nor
folks and expects to be able to have
them here 10 be worn by tue "Clams"
neS. Monday. Tho word Norfolk will
be- In white.
The harsh criticisms lndulged in in
reference 10 decisions OF the umpire
nre in great majority OF the cases not
merited, for there is no one who eau
sit on the side of the plate and tell
within six inches whother tho bail
pitched Is a bal! or strike, yot you
can hear some of the most uncompli.
mentury remarks about the umpire
from the very people who never sit be-
hlnd The plate. but always in the posi-.
tion mentioned.
Hal!mnn, of the Truckers, Is homo
from Petersburg He has "tale of
woe to tell, aud Knox cuts quite an
important figure IN it.
Knox does just what he pleases on
the Portsmouth team. He has got Ii
'cinch," aud he knows 1t.
Behan, Wynne and Hager have been
Released by the Norfolk management.
This comes direct from headquarters.
The managers OF the league should
cnll Il meeting and settle at once and
for all time the much discussed umpire
question. The Richmond papers ueree
TINT 1t Is best that some one not IN.
tcrested in any club should have the
assignment of the umpires.
Mclaughlin, who was recently re.
leased as un umpire, Is securing signa
turea to a petition asking to be rom
stated. He has four clubs with him.
DAILY oversight himself YESTERDAY e
and did not get on the ground until
;he fourth inuing. Behan filled the
position until his arrival.
What Petersburg did for Willie
Brnndt Yesterday was enough to take
all of The aspirations to become a
twirler out of his head for q while.
twenty -throo hits were all they could
get OF his delivery. But then we
don't know the cause OF this. Probu
bly, Knox did the Same with him
that he did with IlaIiman. Knox
abused the latter md Reed
helped him out by threaten.
ing to fine him, SO little Willie says.
aud he speaks very bitterly Of the
treatment. II is more than probable
that Brandt Jared the same way. A
man with iirmness is needed 10 hand e
such men as Knox. A month on the
peuch without pay would teach him n
lesson. He has been played as IA prime
i"vorite ever since he has been In
Purtsm outh, md the rest of the team
notice the difference.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
THEIR PERCENTAGE GOES UP
chard's Pitching Helps the Home
Team Very Materially.
a Pretty Game Of Ball, in Which the
Visitors Are Shut Out. The
Roanokes Made a Gallant Up
Hill Fight, But Could
Not Win.

Where the club. Piav To-Day.,s
Roanoke ne Norfolk
Portsmouth at Petersburg.
IynchuurS at Richmond
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

Choice Michigan hay, timothy and
mixed Oh track will be sold cheap. d.
P. Reid j. Bro.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

Iynchburg .....O 02O3Oo- So 6
lnchmoni.... IL UUl o. . 3
batteries: Willis and Kelly; Knorr
and toater.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

Batteries: Cuppy and Donoya
Weyhing and Spies.
At Washington
The Forrest City times., 1895-05-24

IT has been just fifty-three years May, 1S42-since Prof. Morse, the pioneer wizard of manufactured light ming, first alluded to the possibilities of future ocean telegraph line. He was laughed at, of course. as all men are who have bright, original ideas, but subsequent events have proven that the most vivid day dreams of the great electrician were only dim and meager outlines of the gigantic system of cable network which to-day binds the great nations of the world to- gether.
The Forrest City times., 1895-05-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Crawford & Valentine Chicago grain brokers, failed on account of the rise in wheat.
 Surgeon-General Wyman, who has been Investigating, says there is no yellow jack in Cuba.
 Justice Shiras is being harshly criti- cised for having changed his decisio n on the income-tax law.
 Botanist Caville estimates that weeds cost the American farmer tens of mil lions of dollars annually.
 The Metropolitan grain and stock ex. change of Kansas City, Mo-. has sue. cumbed to the "bull" market.
 Railway telegraphers are holding their ninth annual session in St. Louis. It will continue for several days.
 Only thirteen passed out of the whole number of enlisted men who tried OK aminations for commission in the army.
 Dr. McFarlan Moore, New Jersey electrician, believes that he has discov- cred method of producing light with out heat.
 Judge Adams. of St. Louis, will take his seat on the United States bench sc soon as Judge Priest clears the crim- inal docket.
 The Henry McSpane Manufacturing Co.,, of Baltimore, Md. has voluntarily raised the wages of their l, 1000 employees 10 per cent.
 Harry Gibson, who killed a fellow convict at the northern Indiana prison, was found guilty, and the penalty was fixed at death.
 Timothy McCarty, aged 22 years, died at Logansport, Ind, from the effects of rough on rats" taken with suicidal intent
 The rapid spread of the Mexican cot ton weevil in Mexico and southwest Texas is becoming a serious menace to this important industry.
 Charles Fleischman & Son, of Lex ington, Ky, have bought of Byron Me Clelland his 3-year-old colt Halma, by Hanover, dam Julia L., for S25, 900. ....
 The 3-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. McMahan, of Creston, Ia., fell into a tub of boiling water and was scalded 90 seriously that death will result
 After practicing law for fifty years and experiencing remarkable career, Chauncey A. Lake, the oldest member of the Kankakee county en- bar, died Monday, aged 75.
 Thomas Feelar died at Anna, H., of paresis. He was general superintendent of the Ohio Central railroad until three years ago, when he resigned on se- count of i'll health.
The Forrest City times., 1895-05-24
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

THE steamer Billiton (British), from Langkat, was reported burned outside of Penang, Malica strait, on the 16th. All on board were supposed to be lost
 ON the 18th the powder factory at Dollar Bay, Mich. exploded. Fred Shepard, the only man in the mixing house, was killed by the explosion. The works were badly damaged. They had just been rebuilt, having been blown up with loss of life at the noon hour two months before
The Forrest City times., 1895-05-24

THE late strike in Brooklyn cost the city S200,000 for the services of the militia alone. Viewed in the light of responsiveness, there is little difference between a strike and a war, and the resemblance does not end with this item. West Virginia's new rule in case of a serious strike is to order out the national guard at once to preserve order
The Forrest City times., 1895-05-24

THE Spanish steamer Gravina, with her cargo, was lost off Capones in a typhoon. Only two of her crew were saved.
 THE town of Brest-Litewski, in the province of Grodno, Russian Poland, was completely destroyed by fire on the evening of the 16th, and thirty persons were burned to death. Brest- Litewski was town of about 10, 900 inhabitants.
 THE most violent seismic disturb ances felt in Italy since l445 occurred on the night of the 18th. At Florence people rushed panic-stricken into the streets, many being injured and some killed in the panic and by falling roofs and walls.
 AMBROSE HAMLIN, a mail carrier at Indianapolis, Ind, was arrested, on the 18th, by Post Office Inspector Fletcher for pilfering from the mail. At roll call he was seen to take a pack age from another carriers desk and put it in his pocket. He confessed to robbing the mails for six months past, and was committed in default of S1 ,OOO bond.
 ON the goth the Norwegian bark Cey- Ion was wrecked on Goodwin sands, on the sou theast coast of England. Four of her crew were saved, but six foated out to sea and probably per ished.
 Gov. CLoUGH of Minnesota has signed the death warrant of Harry T. Hay ward, the murderer of Kate Ging, fix ing the date of execution for June 21.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Ar Boston, on the 18th, the United States circuit court of appeals handed down decision in the Bell Telephone Berliner case, declaring the Berliner patent valid.
 TIE Spanish government is making arrangements to send 1,50O cavalry to Cuba.
 ON the 18th the steamer Santo Do mingo arrived at Gibrara, Cuba, from Spain, with a battalion of infantry.
 THE Florida senate has passed a bill to prevent the operation of lot tery companies in that state. The bill had already passed the house. The measure is very stringent in its pro- visions
 THE members of the United States supreme court omitted the usual Sat- urday consultation on the 18th, be- cause of the annual planked shad din- ner of the District Bar association, which some of the justices desired to attend.
 ON the 20th reports from the infected smallpox district at Staunton, Va, showed an increase of four new cases, raising the total of afflicted persons to fifty-eight. The authorities were pre- pairing to build a hospital. At the re- quest of the mayor services in churches were omitted.
 ON the 20th the commander of the Dominion fishery protection service notified the marine department that there were fifty American seiners on the Nova Scotia coast.
 THE German reichstag passed the sugar bill by vote of 61 to 45.
The Forrest City times., 1895-05-24

LIEUT.. fBARRA, who commanded the Spanish war ship Condo de vena- ditto at the time the American steam ship Allianca was fired upon off Cape Maysi, Cuba, instead of being discip- lined for his indiscreet action, has been promoted. Thus Spain. while automatically disavowing the act of her officer, makes merit of offering in- suit to the United States
The Forrest City times., 1895-05-24

Our of 1929 samples of food exam ined in Ohio in twelve months s46 were adulterated, and rich corporations and trusts have spent large sums of money in defending suits brought against them for adulteration. With few amendments the pure food law of Ohio is like to prove good thing.
The Forrest City times., 1895-05-24

Ar the national convention of chiefs of metropolitan police in Washington one of the delegates made strong ar gument in favor of the adoption of strict military discipline and the abso- lute divorcement of police and politics. The suggestions are good, but we have not quite reached the millennium.
The Forrest City times., 1895-05-24

THE ease and cheapness of a voyage across the Atlantic in these times is creating a migratory class, who divide their time between working for sea son in this country and resting at their old homes in Europe. Some immi- grants have been counted four or five times, and continue to repeat in way calculated to bother statisticians.