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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10

The Fulton Baptis, Church VIII Call Rev
J. r. Harrison

The Fulton Baptist Church WIZ 'a''
,. r. Harrison
Fulton Baptist church has al last sup
rust the vacancy IN BIS pulpit ocoas.one'
80 The sise.ment q Rev. J. ". pausa'
a-rv whose peculiar views were unpala-
.,.is 20 tie congregation Of TIA, church.
Thar is. tie vacancy VIII be supplied
provided The gentleman whom ne con-
creation have determined 20 call ac-
$500 and there is good reason ID De-
love rhst he VIII 40 so. BE is the H-'.
r HARRISON. % 80 Joseph. No. ana
~ Is highly endorsed oF seFela- promo
ren- ministers ~ th.s cl.s.
THE COMMITTEE : REPORT.
=, .-,.a ~ the Indictment weather last
~i~t- the majority of the congregation
az Fulton Baptist church assemble D"
the rrur.. % hear the report oI '"e
committee on pastor. appointed some
time since.
The meeting was opened Win pr-Ter,
offered bv Rev. Pr Ihro- kmorion, OF
pa-rurkev church. after which the con-
srera-i1n united IN a song service. AF.
r L. Harrison. chairman Of the COM
rri-tee then STATED taat his committee
rat erfeavcr-d 20 faithfully discharge
rhe duties impcs j ulth '.'i"' ar
had met q nlmhf ~ times. ne siii' ana
on SUNDAY last ral unanimously a-reed
10 recommend % The consrest-on itat
ceu be- extended % Rev. j. u. Harli-
son. ~ ST. Joseph. No.
MP HARRISON EULOCIZED.
Tho--ri1 ~ R,i-br.4~o-
49,, r1-,..1., .rr-.5 Nr.rrre.rsr in an
$780,. si.f-s.s bfrhi, e.ioeizsl Mr.
49,, @-d T.-,ar.i tfat no more app
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi
zeus aud Other Matters.


All Of The forty c0rls ~ wood received
nv DR. Parker for sale Oh The I0Or ~ q
low rr.ce have been purchased.
THE willing Workers Society OF the
second BAPTIST church viii give d unique
entertainment boz the lect-re-room tAls
.raa.n- from t0 II O'Clock. % which
..ri- friends are cordially invited.
Sir j.. II. Burgess. o. 81 north Ninth
.r.--. who has been quite il Tor two
-..k- is much better. and VIII 60 90 the
country il q few days % recl-erat--
Dove Lodge. No 81 VIII hold stated
communication ar The Masonic Temple
az : O'Clock this evening tor WORK OF Ile
third degree.
Ratb. Cahsch left yesterday tor Boston
Ills pulpit 10 Beth Ahata synagogue VII
d. fIsl 90 Saturday ~ Ala-. LA-s.rs
Fle.,clrr.
A. d.. 4 Hosre-. the sunday school
ana Christian worker. ~ Rochester. y.
S. will sreak az tra Union Mission Hal
corner OF 1Ialn and Eighth streets. TO-
rlsh- By invitation OF Rev d..
Dlyal DE- VIII speak asain at the pen.-
feuriary next sunday morning ~ @
o'clock SIR. Hosmer is q successful
worker I'D ja.ls and prisons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
FOR GOOD GOTERSMENT.
The Democratic League Held Anothersuc
cessful Meeting.

A meeting OF the Madison Ward Demo
cratic Club was held In the assembly
room OF the Powhatal Club last night.
II wa called 70 order by Captain Cum
nIngham Hall. first vicepresident, Win
r A. hughes secretary.
on motion. the annual election Of o.
fcers was deferred tlil next THURSDAY
night A large number Of names were
proposed for membership.
Speeches were made hy several gentle
men respecting the necessity o. selecting
the best material for election 20 the
Council
M Ferdinand 9. Ebel made an appro-
pirate speech ard announced himself a
candidate for the cay Council
Mr. Mlnitrse Folkes announced him
self. in one % his happy speeches, az
candidate for City Committee.
All candidates Tor Office but especiallF
candidates from this ward for the Coun-
ell. are invited 70 be present az the
next meeting u the club.
This club j. composed Of the best citi-
gems Of The ward. and never goes outside
of its membership FOR funds 10 conduct
IS campaigns.
Good Government League.
All members or the Democratic League
Tor Good Government Will meet az their
hal. No. ~ north Fourth street, TO-
ri-ht ar o'clock for the transaction Of
important business.
P0yk.n-anlinin staoln shrdiu cmfwypbgk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
M YORK DRY GOODS NAnTFT.

NEW YORK. April o In TIE dry goofs
n-rket there are number q. agents OF
cotton goods claiming that there are clear
indications 81 buyers showing more ia-
terest iu the situation 10 both brown
ard bleachei Cottons am increase in i-e
rur.be~ az in1ulries c0nccr1las sellers
ideas on qnuI'tits is recorded. and ctt-
rIsht bids are being made more FREE
quenty for round lots. There may De
disappointment that the latter are not
made on a more liberal price basis, but
n-yArthAiAss Tia fat that they ara na----
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druggists had reasons 70 believe were
able 10 pay FOR these things should receive
them az the citye expense.
Some routine business was then trans
acted, and the board adjourned.
The Committee on Health met IN room
No. II OF the City Hall last night, Messrs.
Reeve (chairman). Dam. Don LeAvy. and
Moore being present. The payroll and
bills FOR the department were approved,
and some other minor routine wssA was
dI.nnsad OF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
ST TnfIs ,fARKrr-

ST. LOUIS. no. April e.--Fiour firm
and unchanged.
wheat lower. April. cic.. nominal; May,
62sc asked. July. g[.c.
Corn lower; April. 25.c, nominal Ma,
81 c asked July -
Oats lower. APRIL. ice; May. 1870;
July 1910.
P0rk-slandard mess, new, $50; ola,
SSH
Larl-Pnme steam. $3.50. choice. sfe5.
Bac1u-stouilers. $3.50. longs. {51Iis.
clear rihs and clear sides. SOD
Dry Sailed M.lts-Shouders. $3.50.
longs and clear Ills. Sl15. clear sides,
SSH
Hsa wines steady az 1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10

American midaling low middiing clause
April and MAY. 1854 May and June.
1876. June and July. 4 1854. July and
August. ls6s. August and september.
fi-Gs. September and October go
November ami December. o)-u4. Fu-
lures quiet.
p. M-April. 1 2o-sSui 2i-5f' April
and Nay. 4 1864. May and June, 4 400
"a 1894. buyers. June and july, 4 1874
~ 1864 BUYERS. jay and August 1874
- 1884 sellers. August and september
3 ff-sf. BUYERS. September and October,
4 8e4 sellers. October and NOyember,
8 G2-G4. November and December oo-6i
December and January. so-Cf, sellers.
Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10

q iivorce SUIT WAS instituted ty Nay
= cook against Edwin Y. Cock Tie
PARTIES Interested are co.orfi
Under the law recently enacted - the
legislature. motion for i4lsiaent. CIV
f-x fffefu days notice % tae tetentant,
rsr ROW De fled in The Cl--is. el'r r
tr-f-E the terms OF 81 vacation. Under
frls statute motion was entered in tfe
Law ana Equity Court Yesterday ~
~ WlirIrc 4. CO. against J. o.. Johnson
q % III Lul.Lnfrt lnr ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10

CINCINNATI. o.. April 9.-Fiour ac-
tive. winter patent. 1870. spring patent.
S3gG3a1
Wheat barely steady; No. I'd, track,
ss4.c
Corn active. No mixed. 3lhc.
oats steady. 10. white. track. 23c.;
40. mixed and rejected white, &c.
Pork quiet. mess. 800.
Lard quiet: steam ana kettle. s. so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10

POPE Died. wednesday. Ansl 2 "a.
argl5 p. IL. JOHN Pope. .l the fosteih
year OF bus age.
The funeral viii take place frcn -.
Peters .sss-Gl SATURDAY. April ilih.
az u o'c.1ck ID the morning.
GAY-Diel. AZ Dis res.leace. al7 s1ufh
-rt.-F street THURSDAY. at 81 .lra D..
= EDWARD Il. CAY. age- tlifiy
v.-s-sl a, his iate residence SAT- =
DAY e. 81 o'clock a. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. April
9-Eatt.e: Receipts. ll00.. market SLOW
AMI Toe. love-. common % extra steers.
S3.1'a475, stockers and feeders. 5000
as. COWS and bulls SlG,l35); Texans.
S1-l14l5
H9gs-Rece.pts. 1000; market arm and
o.. higher early. closing easy heavy
packing and shipping lots t3f fa. -,
common % mixed. g. s5l3Q5. choice as-
sorted. Seel4o1. r-ht 07jfi.c9, pigs
S3NDI8fg
SAesus-Receiots. HOO: market firm,
inferior 90 choice. S3gpd3 gu, lambs, $3.50
G47J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10

The congregation Of S. Luke.s Episco.
ual church met last r.sE- ani e.elief
the following yestry. Dr. J. T. Wnea-
senior warden; DR. Edward Mccarthy.
Iluior warden; u. p. II. Meade. w. =.
IS. Pierce. Dir. $. n Woodward III. j.
p rTa.r and Mr u @. stone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
FRANCHISE OF Thee. & O.
TIRE PROPOSED CHANCES ~ FgL-
Ton DETERNISED
Nr. A1tcll Announces That IL the Free
Bridge IL Washed Away His Company
win Not be Responsible for 1t.

The Council Committee on Streets held
another called meeting IN room No. %
the CITY Hall yesterday afternoon 10 con-
tinue the constellation o. the franchise
applied FOR by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. Almost an hour
elapsed before a quorum could be secured.
The following members finally answered
10 the r3ll-caI. Messrs. Allen Chair
mani. Bahen. B.oombers. Fer-lter, King.
Mcdowell. and Page. NJ. Diacont came
h. later in the evening.
The Clty Engineer stated thar az con-
ference held that mosnns with officials
% the railroad company ana the clty At
torley an agreement vas reached as 20
I tls location OF the posts tor the overhead
structure and othcr matters OF minor I'M
p0rtauce The points o. le decided ~
l tie committee vas the Free- Bridge mat
/ t-r as to the minimum clearance. the pro-
/ posed changes in Fulton al t0 the closing
~ L-.gl ,liee- between Denny ana Or
leans streets. also. Che question Of rais-
iEg The structure il case -le city should
I decide 90 raise The Grades o. the streets
d. Fulton on account o- hoods and the
/ question as 20 the commencing and COM
/ p.elug the work al lxed time.
COLONEL CUTsHAWs VIEWS.
Colonel Catslaw stated that De stu
/ Insisted on tle position taken ty him on
previous occasions. Ie Insisted that tle
minimum clearance should De- fourteen
I feet and thar streets r---r De closed tenn
po.luiy ilt ror p-rmclenriy. except
/ clay street. that might o. closed perma-
rrlty Tor ore square iu tle interest %
the construction az Che t.adllt.
When questioned ly Mr. Fe--i.er. the
.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
rnNnnN - sLLNrn nlArkrr

LONDON April 9-Bar silver. 81 3-ifl. ;
Cousois lU-s f-r money ana lo,l for
rla a.rulur
$50 P. M-paris adrres quote per
c.rt reafes on l1l francs and a7's ceu-
times Tor fla account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
STRICKEN OUT.
EETIsING mn WoRK.
The Committee on Eecapituiation Of the
Councils Work Secures Quorum.


The Committee on Reorganization Of the
Councils Work secures "A Quorum.
,..,-. ..... ---,-..,
I'D .---' .- WA -- ~ '-0
Guy Council since l-r j. l,sf succeeded
cd securing a quorum -ast evening. when
Chairman Davis and Aessrs. Reeve and
N--ier-re.l f-t in al l.l -rane-. d soo4
deal ol informal c.s--rs--H .1 regard 90
- ".@ pas -- p. ...-.....-.- -..-.
49, -.-i. ,..., PHI. v.-.- ~--r-fs ana
,.-.- ..--.-...-- c.-'a-r-.-. To-
t-.- ~ -,Il., i--.-s.r
..'--.-. ,..r .....--, ..,.- ir---,,.s-
,-- vr.r,-.--l- called tie attention
-. 49,. ...---.,..-.. -, -a. i-rr3-rs7- fs.r
.l..- r,r.., I'll. r-.-sr- Counrl came into
,......-.. -...-.-. esq.,, -.Irs 100. tr. bonds
1r .re ..-.. we've f.-r.ar at CD cents.
AIN. r.V tr.- v-. I.lv sold 20 s..
81 -r., s.-..- -..r The div fsF o-t-
-,.-.l... ,.-.-s rf tfr....l 81 FoFro-.-r
..l--. -...-.-..- v,,f.r ,-as
.t 1..,., ........ th.
.--,-,,- F., -... ..'-.-.. e'..l-s
49, i. $780, -r.,-
.I ,....-f D.. --.I. sl- Davis
~ .. ,+ frt cf-f.. Given In the
,- w. Il,,.s -'r,ar,e the city 81
r,.r. ...t f. .-s .rr1r- twenty rated as
-..-.
W. --..-r,-.tf. General talk over the
.,.'-,....- ..e c,s-t vas instructed 20 con-
81. $3.50. ID, Rand f1- rra rrirrs-
..-.......... a. .,,.r-rt urtl nsat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
TNANINlTsLY CHlsEN-



The W0mlns F1re.sn Missionary So
cisty % the Richmond Presbyterian
churches which re, in re iscturs-rscm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
CINCTNNATI MARKET.

oftensr than before Is hailed as an en-
coura.ing symptom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL no. i-;f
sun rises OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .s.'- %
sun sets .-...-....--..- --....-s.-- ".t'
Moon rises ....-...--- ..--...-...'.'. 40
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ..... ...--.+..--.- sss''f''f -.-
E.Dnfng .........--....- ..- .....s' rr-- -'tf
---------------
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. April ., i-'0
ARRIVED.
schooner A. HaItrook. Boston En.s
Schooner Crabroak Fal River fieens-
Steamship cuba Sani- Martha.
Steamship Newport. New loiA. Conner
SAILED.
Steamship saturn, Boston.
Steamship cola. New York.
PORT OF WEST POINT. April o i,'si
ARRIVED.
steamship Danv.le, Murphy. Baltimore
passerg .rs ard general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship DanvIie. Murphy. B4ltiE.cre
passengers ana general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10

Steamship Danvl,e. Murphy. BaltiE.cre
passengers ana eueral cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10

steamship Danv..e, Murphy. h-uao 9.
passergars ard general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-10
orr NEWPORT News. n
ARRIVED


Steamship saturn. Boston.
Steamship cola, New YORK
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ALMANAc. - %. ~.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28

THE Gazette daily makes some sledge hammer arguments ia favor ofirse coinage and Our Mark. In speaking of the goldbug resolution in the territorial republican platform is makes some pointed "erivss" that hit the spot and th true The miners of Cochise county, with the memory of past greatness and prosperity before them, thinking of the days gone by in Tombstone, days that are green in the memories of the past, and memorable In the history of Arizona's prosperity. e they who fsmain look out upon the many tenantisss houses, smoksisss furnaces aod abandoned mines, will recent such unwarrantabls and un- pardonsbls impudsncs and teach them . lesson that will bs with them fer all time. Tombstone is no sxsepsion ts the rule of depopu'atsd mining t'wsa in Arizona and in fact such : eonditpr prevails shroughout the eatirs siivsI producing states and territories of ths
 uDion-
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City
 h., was told by her doctors she had con- sumption and that there was no hope tor her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery cured her, and she says t saved her life. Mir. Thos. Eggers, i39 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from . dreadful cold. approaching consump- sion, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery and in two weeks vas cured. He is naturally thankful Ii is ruch results, of which there are samples that prove the wonderful efficacy oi the medicine in coughs aad colds. Free trial bottles at Tombstone and Bisbse drug stores,s Regular size zoe and 3I.oo
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28
.ss'si.: sssi.: ., .; 1.n:::s XVIII g; g;

Aud theze shaii b eiscied ia escA county q the territory; ose Probate Judgs. os< Districs Atso<nsy; looe Shsri4: oae TreasrsSr; oss kecoe., der; ose Suxvsoye; two membsrs q the boafd sf Superrisses: sxe<pt ia the eousty sf Easajee where there shall be sleeted three nenbzx of the Bosad of Sspervisofs; and in each q ths eeuntes where the ence esf Tar eoaleesss has not been coasoiidaisd with she eehce q She1G pr Trsassxsr. enc Tax Coliectos shzH be eascsed- Aiso ia the sevsrai precincss of e.ch epuuay. one Jssiice of the psacs. one Conssahle, sAA ia snch peeeincfs as are entitled 10 twe Justices q the Peace and suo Consiabses. that ssnbsz shall be slected
 AND Do nEsExs sestr rewsrd of sse fox the ausst saA esesctisQ of any and every pr- soa visaasinH asy ' the proyisions ef title [. part = the Peod CoAe.
 IN WTrSnss WHgREor ! hays hGeanso ses
 BY hand aad eanssd ths graa Seai o1 (sRAI} ths TaissFy to he hsfesnto sfbSed this sssh day sf Sepsemhss A. D. Is96 Desk AT PH9six. ths Capital this ,sth day of SspssAsez. ss96
 By the Governor. BENJAMIN ]. FRAKLIN cHAKLESM. BRUCE. Secretary q Asissaa.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28

Te aii vhsa h nay coaeer.-
 W1Ry1As sAdes e sea ~ ths Lseisistive Aaosnb.y -A tAs Tesrikcry of Arisoaa, entitlsd
 "nsedoas' approved March s-h- Iss7. it is provded lhat shess shs ll hs. hefa. shroushong ehe Tsgdto9 upon, ,k< TsesdAyy yAfser the 6fss
 hsaAas h koveabef "A D. Ises. ald svery
 svo years thereafter. an eieesion los memhers
 d shs LegislAdvs Assembly. and such ether snesu sAuay ks-t-qaissd by kv shAN be
 eAeeea st sach election.
 B AAp 'Wxskkxs is fsrsksf psossdsd Id sAii
 As. sA.s , 2. iss.. dry asys ssloss .efhge.ss.s
 ffeelana.iss> uaAH kAe grAs seal ot ike Ter.
 Fttory. and tsabs0it coptes thsreef 10 the Clerts
 sf tha- noardas sf Sspsrvissns q lhs esunsses tn
 vhich s7cA s)ect,sss ere tehe helA- Such pro eaeneiee te cossaass . ssa..nept = she d1s q stAe, ebaIoss and iAe skees .ss b ,ffIsd.
 a.1 tAe edss. .sfs ssssrd ia ths torn p<ssesihed Now THxasSoRs [. Be.jamin ! Fraakiis. Cevernor q Ariaana. .ia PyyApapoe q. fhe duty ~ -xnsd apos ns q bereby order . genfsai sasctiea ss b. held ss the Tuesday after she frss Asaday ia Noveobe1 A D 1s96. and the s0oes to bs illed as ssch slssaiea L do hereby aeignass te hs as fs,ievs ts-vit: O.. aelesas so the ssth csasresi q tAs Units1 Stasea.
 Twelve nsuben q tAs Cesnel sf ths Lstis- lativs Gsenksy q Ahsoaa.
 FvFTvensy-sog nenhsn of fhs Hs1ss of rspes- seafasves os h. Legislative Assembly sf Arjsena sspostossd asreeah'y [, eristinx Aws d fellow, e vif, ,-
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28
Election Proclamation
Txsa,ro.r osAa,xosA.
 ExKcurrvB OFticg

re an vhsa h n.y eoaeer.-
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28

Chairman Jones, of the national commistse, is confident that Nov. , will not only see the election of Bryan but also free silver house of repre- sentativss and au inoreass ot free coinage strength in the ssusts.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28

Editor Fred A. Anderson. editor Of the Rincoa Weekly, is under indict- nent for libel for having referred ts Gov. Thornton as "Tapeworm Bill"
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28

It looks very much like that Bryan will carry McKinley's own state. His electoral vote will be nearly 300,
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28

The receptions being tendsred "Our Mark" by the voters of Coehiss county in the different precincts make it only . question of msjorities.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28
UNDER WHICH FLAG!

s'We are unalterablyl we are funaltcrabiy opposed to the single lopposed to every meas geld standard. We de lure calculated 10 deoase mand the immediate Iour currency o< impair restoration of the free the credit of our coun- and uHamiied ooinageiIy. We are therefore. sf gold ard silver atIopposed to the nee she present legal ratiolcoinase Of silver except of .6 to |. wi,hou, wait-b international agree ing for the aid or con ment with the leading sent or of any other na- lcommeIcih nanons oi ton We ieman fhatlthe world. which se the standard silver doi-lpledge ourselves fe lar shall be full legailpromote. and uani such tender, equally with agreement can pc O. gold for all debts. pub tnined. the exisung hc or private. and weleoid standard mus, he favor such legislation preserved -Republican as will prevent the de- platform, St. Louis, June monetization of anylI 1890
 kind of legal tender
 money by private con-
 tract. - Democratic
 platform, Chicago.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28

Last August while working in the har- vest Geld Ibecame oserhea,ed, was sud denly attacked with cramps and vas nearly dead. MT. Cummings. the drug sist, gave me . dose Of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DiarThoea Remedy Shich completely relieved me. l now keep bottle of the remedy handy. A. V. BusHELl, Centervilse, Wash. For sale by Druggists
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-28

1uE we'll supplied with prepared goods9of ssH for use during this hotiweather consisting of Boned Turkey Boned Chicken, Roast Turkey. Roast Chicken, Sardines of all kinds, Canned Soups m : variety, French, Enelish.and American MackerA in cans. Brook Trout in either Tomato or Mustard sauces, Deviled Turkey, Chicken, Tongue, and Ham, Ham
 burger Eels in Jelly, Boston
 Baked Beans plain or D
 Tomato Sauce, And
 many other Goods
 too numerous
 to mention. Also in regular receipt et Holland, LmDurgsr and American Chsssa E-
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

The let mines of England seem to
Weld less and less every year of that
metal. Ten years ag) as much as
1, $40 pounds were raised; last year
16S pounds formed The total OF the
production.
When Paris dedicated short time
AGO the Ecolc Eticnne as Il training
school for printers; naming it after
the French printers 0: the carly six
teenth century, Henri and Robert
Etcinne, there was present at the
ceremony a Henri Etienne, thirteenth
in lincal descent from Robert.
a Boston man who dimes regularly
at a prominent hotel was interested
to discover the other day that his
waiter, whom he has been tipping
libcrally all along, owns five tene-
ment houses in the Hub, all clear OF
mortgages, and that his tax bill is
considerably larger than his patrons
According to Prof. Liycrsidgc, o
Sidney, N. S. W., the sea water OF
the Australian coast is charged with
gold at the rate Of half grain to a
ton. If that proportion holds goot
throughout all the seas, the amount 0
| the yellow metal thus held in sUlu
tion must be at least 100, 900, 900, GOT
tons of gold, the value Of whlcl
makes all the dreams Of avaric'
seem poor indeed.
For the first time on record, say
the New York Tribune, full militar.
honors have been accorded by tn
English army authorities at the fu
neral Of d Roman Catholic Sister Q
Mcrcey The woman in question
had succumbed to infectious pncu
monia while nursing Il soldier III tn
government hospital at Gibraltar
and she was borne to her grave on
gun carriage, followed by the genera
in communal Of the colony, with al
his staff, as we'll as by detachment
Of every regiment or the garrison
while three vollcys were fired owe
her grave.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16

Soothing. and not irritating,
strengthening, and not weakening,
small but effective--such are the
qualities of DcWitt's Little Early
Risers. the famous little pills. j.. d.
Miser & Co..