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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %. 1897.
ARRIVED
Steamer old Dominion. Brakeman. New
York. merchandise and passengers, Old
Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamer Winyah, Simmons. Ihiladel-
phia. merchandise and pa ssengers !. W.
McCarrick. agent.
Schooner Mary Curtis, Maker, Charles
ton. phosphate rock, Nirginia-Carolna
Chemical Company.
SAILED.
Steamer POcahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Virginia
Navigation Company.
Steamer Gulf Stream. Tunnel, Phila-
delphia. merchandise and passengers, j.
w. McCarrick, agent
Steamer old Dominion Brakeman. New
Dominion Steamship Company.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MAR. %, 1897.
ARRIVED.
Schooner 4. a. Shaw. New Bedford.
German steamship Fritz. London.
British steamship Europa. Galveston.
American steamship Sterling. Boston.
Barge Rlnsieader. Boston.
SAILED.
Steamship strathness. Hamburg via
Norfolk.
American steamship Orion. R0sfon.
Barge city Of Atlanta. New Haven.
British steamship Europa, Bremen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
the CLOSING oUOTArIONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond 10
bacco ENchange-inte'""'' '''o""o
ColIections-Toreign Advances.

,.,.,,. >,opK March c2.-Thorc was a
~ -, ID. tas.ucss at the stock fN-
'r.r.e.. To-day tAc sales dfkitt"tino "'''f
S""'."" XXX. IiImucss Cuarctct4lc
a.. ,srl,. trading. tuc absence OK ehi"F D' o.
"iI ~. from the LcNani "nD t"'
....f, absorption OF the Wander pllta .'
t~. fro main factor az Work. ln INC
20 .f N,W York Central DO was at"'"
.t.f,d that tLc banking syndicate N."7
making progress Win lts scheme az re-
turaue OF tuc company indie lcuH ,.
... ODD fNI. the sfutk rose 10 iu-. i"'
IMPROVEMENT iu Che general Iuu oi "ttNv
stocks was less important ana Ialte ~
frufn "a 20 / per cent. \ sudden tI'aN
su jersey Central from Hli4 10 - oea'.s
cl tle good .cciinf. however ana " ..
Improvement WAS generally lost. NV
ork Central. 30 ls 20 Ice sald' ga "o'
tympstlize and held STRONG tnrout"vt.
The decision uy tnt tIlltp Hte.t7
Irtme Court u the lran7- MiasoD' q
Freight Association case "hiiiNi"s
COnstltutiOuIUfy OF the Sherman anu
trust law. was another uufuvofdnlc u'-
VflODmfnf. and lu tuc afternoon INC
Glangcrs were sold boo moderate amounts
ON this action Of fhc court iui "i4e N-t'
nui Quincy. So Paul. and NCfth"eat ="
were especially weak boo This group. me
decrease Of over $1,000 in the FEBRUARY
earnings of rho NOffhWcs tcru actticlAttu
the downward movement ln lHt StoDN.
lu the Iulustrlds Rubber ana LtAt.c'
Is.
STRONG Rubber declined i4nl per cent.
o. the talk OF increased competition,
while Chicago Gas was in demand on
1umore OF favorable developments shoi l.
Dis. The ast-uamcd rose 60 ia, the hisn-
osf point Of the year. Sugar recovered
90 1lff. ON the decision rendered by judge
Morris Boo tho Wooisou Spice Company
case. which is JOB favor OF the have
myers just previous 90 the close the
market took on nrmer tone me rec
sult Of "a sudden rise in Western Union
To STA Tho furry Was attributed TO
coverings OF short contracts. Spccula-
tlou closed firm in tone. Nct changes
show losses of l0l4 per cent outside
OF Sugar. Chicago Gas. New York Central.
Western Union. and Omaha. which gained
1.1i2 per cent. ln tnc total sales 'hl-
cago Gas figured for % 200 shares Bur
llugton and quincy for is 200. Sugar for
1900. and New York Central for lb@VO.
1u bonds tho sales footed up SloiVWj
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: Money on
cali easy at 1lN1H per cent. Last loan
90 ~ per cent. and closing offered at
- per cent. prime mercantile paper d'2
per cent Bar silver. 90. Sterling eN-
change firm. with actual business 800 bank
ers' bills az SJi4nfs5A Tor sixty days and
4s1Q4o1. for demand Government bonds
quiet. State bonds dull Railroad bonds
frm Silver no the board higher
TREASURY BALANCES. CON- $751;
0s9 5O2. currency, S6I5Oii0l.
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rArr1NnRr MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD. March 22.-FLOUR
DuN. western supernne. s. sO42.gO. do.
extra So 2Ou375. DO. family. Si1JnlfO
winter wheat patent >iDpel -. spring
Go S4 o5l4. 20. DO. straight. Sl1O045g
HENT-Woak. spot NIiac. bid. May.
e0tc asked: southern. by sample. S9a9Oc.
CORN Easy, spot. March and April
o7..lisSc NAV. 2Si<N2S@-c; june 2siac.
lid. july 29NN29'Sc. steamer mixed. 9u
2G.c.: southern white, 2o..929c.; do. yell
low. 2Sc. bid.
OATS-Firm. No. white. 2J426c.. No.
mixed. 22i4423c.
RYE-Weak. No .. near by. Hoe: No.
.. western. 4Ol40i0'sc.
HAY-Stcady az sl3J0nlf.OO
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Dull; steamer 20
Liverpool Sd. April; Cork for orders.
3s 3D.: March rs.
PROVISIONS-Firm mess pork SlQ 80;
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THE r1MFS-RICHMOND VA TUESDAY. MARCH %. 1897

hulk shoulders. s5.75; short rib sides ana
clear sides. hulk. $500: sugar-cured shoul-
dcrs. $G.7j. hams. smalh SlloO' large
S1O.1j
LARD-Rcnncd. 500. oo1,
BUTTER-Firm. fancy creamery ~.
pic. fancy ladic, 13n1ic.' stoie-p"0h'''
9dlOc.
EGGS-9H9Nc.
SUGAR-Firm; graduated, $i.os.
COFFEE-Steady at $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

NEW YORK. March - 80,
efCsdv. middllng. 7'sc, net receipts 80
ralgsr gross receipts. D 431 bales SNloi -
49, Gr,at Britain. 100 bales, 10 iai'DV'
\ ns0 tales. 10 the continent W. 80,
800. l'4 1 1f9 boles. sales. 1910 bales,
i.i,',er. 10 Iales. stock (actuaD, 1iJ'o9
,Li,'i'''''
~ ,o-dov-Nct receipts, 1850 bales
o..,',rte 20 Great Britain, l,1i9 b~es'
e~ptgIus 10 10 baIes. TO the continent.
30. ~, stock ,G2. 0Gs bales.
''S ,r",,i so far this weok-Net receipts
o. tls bales. exports to Great Britain,
l1,g piles, 10 France. 1,JJC bales, 10
me continent. 2J.1l1 bales.
qot.l einca S4ptembcr lst-Net receipts
q ~ 5.s Latoe. exports TO Great Britain,
9,s'a ',1 hales, TO France. GO1gsS bales
49, ne continent. 1COS.O lG bales; to the
'I.,rci 4 lSi l9lcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. March
2-CATTLE-Recelp 1000 head; mar
ket for choice strong. others haIelF
steady: common 10 extra steers >5.'UN
As. stockcrs and feeders. Si.dVe ~,
COWS and bulls, SlsO42.sJ; Texans, f-.OO
N4.7J
HOGS-Receipts. q 600 head; market
firm and 2i5c. higher early, closing with
advance lost. heavy packing and snip
ping lots. S39ja42J; common 70 choice.
S4O0N42J: choice assorted, SllO4 4.l''
light S3gj042O. pigs. S3.3Of4 -.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900 head. market
strong at 1O01Jc. higher; inferior 20
choice. S3.JOUAGO; lambs. S3.iJN1.41.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

IIOpKINSVILLE. KY. March 1a-Ro-
coipfs since last report. @36 hogsheads:
receipts 20 date. 1.-4 hogshoads: re-
cr'rf- same time Dat year. . 600 hogs
heads sales since last report 202 hogs
hslis. sales 10 dda. lt>l hogsheads:
sales 90 same time asst year. rs hogs
heads
The uneold stock n old tobacco IS
greatly reduced ana offerings consist
mainly 81 new CROP
Tho quality shown on tho breaks was
not fully nap 10 that ~ last week with
3D. smaller quantity Offering. there was
rather stronger feeling ON old tobacco.
while new crop remiincd about as last
reported WITH loose tobacco dealers ap-
parcntly interesting themselves 10 main
tain prices ON better grades We quote:
Common Tugs ..............S iO0Is 900
Medium Tugs ................ 200H 300
1ood Tugs .................. 3004 400
common leaf ................ $500 $50
IcHlum Leaf ................ 7oO0 900
1ood leaf ................... $500 II 90
me lear Observation-Disclosures. 1850 1900
selections ................... 1850 300
Offerings. 29G: reflections. o.
Very truly yours
NJ II. CLARK & BRO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

WILMINGTON. y. G.. March r.
ROSi N-Eirm. strained, Si.f'' b''N
strained. Sl.JO.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-Ste ma
chine. 2Giac.. irregular, 2Jc.
TAR-firm at 9Jc.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Quiet; hard,
$50, soft. Sl.sO
CHARLESTON. s. G.. March 22.-TUR-
PENTINE-St and dull; nothing do
KOsIN-Firm. Quotations: A.. b.. C.,
D., and f.. 81 10; T., 81 30: c., 81 800 T.
81 20: l., 81 20, *. and NJ, $40, NJ
81 80, W. c., s.. %. W. W, S2.4j.
SAVANNAH. GA. March %2-TUR-
PENTINE-Firm al 26i4c; receipts -
casks.
mand. receipts 1,osJ barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

LONDON. March 22 Bar silver.
2S l5-l6d.. cousois III l5-lG for money
and 1l2 Tor the account.
PARIS March 22-f.3O p. M-Three per
cent rentcs. 1O2 francs and i7i5 confines
for the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
Will Offer "A Purse

LONDON, March 22.-The Bolingbrook
Club will offer purse OF 900 pounds for
a fight between Fitzsimmons and Charley
Mitchell. and will allow Fitz one hundred
pounds for expenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

BALTIMORE MD. March 22-Virpinia
Century ti sHi3il. Baltimore and Ohio.
lp-ulH. Gas stock. CO.'S u6l. do. bonds.
5s. 1908 b.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
STANDARD SILVER DOLLARS

WASHINGTON. j. c., March THE
issue Of standard silver dollars from the
mints and treasury offices for the wees
ending March 10th was S31I.ea2' ana loI
the corresponding period last year ""'
500 $50
The shipments Of fractional silver coin
from March nth TO 10Th aggregated
$igJ. go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
TOBACCO ENCHANGE


Richmond, y d.f hliN --' '''f
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of tho Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY
Wrapners. II hogshcads; leaf 'daIhl' =
hcp.icads. Jugs dark, hogsAead7'
Total. - hogshcads. s,,..
THE tobacco Inspector reports o-nal
Inspcctions-Brie IA hoeshcads; daih'
2G locshcads and 4 terces. Eelnslfc-
lions Bright. o hossheads. dark. hogs
Aucebanv. old Dominion, Shockoc,
Daveuport's and Seabrook tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Recipes, III
packages. deliveries. 10 packages.
United States internal revenue collcc-
:ions on tohlccos for the city OF lscn-
Inond. Va. To-day: Cigars and ciearettes'
SOS ". plug t1oaccos, S2,i5i.s5. io'a'
$2G,.jH O
a good break Of bright loose tobacco5
20 tine StoneWall warehouse for to-nol-
break OF very nice tobaccos VIII be
offered at The Planters warehouse to-
Alr--rs. Tom Washington aud ia.
Cooper Of wilson. y. g., and colonel
w. 4. Rabbit. of Kiuston, n. g., are iu
Richmond. Va, to-day.
The petersburg Wa) Record Of Sat
urday March 20. 1891. says.
The following Will show the movement
Of tobacco during the past week az the
D."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
1So5 CROP DARK.

GAINESVILLE. TENN. March IS
Our receipts this week were 95s hogs
heads. offerings on the breaks. 3l2 hogs
heads, sales. 200 hoeshcads.
The breaks this week were largely OF
now crop. which showed higher grades
than previously offered; the market was
active and sitter for both old and new
crop. Tho new leaf is generally short
of light color, and deficient I'm body. The
difference I'm value Is so great between
old and new crop that owners Of old
tobaccos are holding back from market
reasoning that manufacturers will be
working all this year 1893 tobacco and
cam afford 10 pay n large advance upon
old tobacco, which would then be cheap
or than the new crop, the old stock still
containing much useful material. The
feeling in the market g. quite bullish.
+. Tho loose tobacco market is quiet. tho
crops being picked over FOR the fourth
time The Steamers arc working i'm a
small way. but tho make will be small
and OF low quality. Al Of our water
courses are az hood-leight and the rainy
weather continues. For new tobacco We
rfGfl.
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Southern Railway com; 'loo e% .;
rrIr COTTON MARKETS.

.Ouotations are for bonds maturing III
not less than ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
1soG CROP BURLE

outside figures Of coIory to bright refer
TO strictly bright.
Mixed very soft, and light weights
1 to &c. lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
NEW York Dry GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE dry goods
market to-day was dun and ieaturcless
nf unnlnngll prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23


AFFAIRS OF THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON n-D
LIVERPOOL. ENGLAND
MADE TO THE AUDITOR of
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS VIRGINIA, IN POl
VIRGINIA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23


Henry "a. Eaton, Resident Manager
w. Hoy, Deputy Manager
Principal office, New York city
Organized Incorporated, 1850; comm enced business M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

common ........ 200H go 5.50q 600
Light weights. soft mixed with green.
and frosted &c. less on Tugs and 1 to &c.
on leaf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

increase Tor l0Ifl-lN.ft ...... l.A~ltNIH
This week prices for shipping leaf We're
the highest paid here in years. There
were several unusually fine lots. The
competition FOR spme was very strong.
bit it was not expected they would bring
the prices they actually did. which
ranged from twenty 90 thriy-siX. Con-
sidoring the high order Of the tobacco
and the enormous receipts FOR the pasL
six weeks prices for other grades have
been exceedingly well maintained.
Mr. Alex. Harthil reports the Louis
vile KyJ tobacco market for the week
ending Saturday, March 20 1891, as iol-
lows.
Large receipts and sales Of now bur
ley active demand az full prices ire
spcctve OF very soft condition. larger
offerings Of and good demand for dark
tobacco a. FUN prices. with delueing
rains and sultrv weather, were the lead
ing features this week
Offerings of hurley for the week at
NEW CROP-This week 3SGi hors-
heads; last week. 3N>S hocshoads. week
in g6. 5000 hOgshcads. week in 90. 3..f1
hogshcads.
OLD CROp-This week. 1eS hocshoads.
last week. 30 holshcads. week in aG.
2g2 hoeshcads. week in 80 IS hogshcade.
Original hogshcads sold this week We're
3.51S against 1924 last week. reviews,
747 against 200 last week.
Total sales AN kinds this week. 513f
hoeshcads, against ASA h0esheads last
week and 1888 hOgsheads in 1896.
Reflections. g3J hogshoads lurlevs.
against ySI last week. darks % hogs
heads against 100 hogshcads last week.
Percentage Of reflections this week. 3;
last week. y.
Total receipts this week were 34l2
hogsheads, against 3673 hogshoads last
week and I SCI this week last year.
Export buying checked by the very soft
condition of the offerings.
OF $50 crop hurley n hogshoads. and
OF 1896 crop Il h0gsheads were sold prl-
Vateiy this week
DARkS-In new crop offerings were
fewer with few hogshcads showing
better uality and character. which met
with sales very satisfactory 10 sellers, as
VIII generally Doe tle ease BIS packed uni-
f0rm.y and not mixed, as q good many
have bcen all season. and only 10 for
rehandlng
Ia old crop 100 hogsheads more sold
this week az auction. Under q good dee
mand for all grades Of leaf aud medium
ard good Tugs. outside prices were real-
lied. and very firm. with an upward tend
ercy Fine black wrapper leaf sold al
1Gnc this week.
= darks ,a4 hogsheads Of old crop and
- hogshcads new sold privately this
week.
.,.r United States Government returns
eroyy an Improvement during February
this wear OF Slf60fAS2. compared with
February. 1886, on manufactured tobacco
V 1895 CROP hurley.
Filers-Red.
Trash OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,JO4s 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

NEW ORLEANS. LA, March 22.-cOI-
TON-Futures steady sales l1.puv biIea'
March. 10. April Csc. May. G.1-, June
Coz. August. $50: November. O.J4; De
cember G.59, January COL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
II. ASSETS.

Value Of real estate owned by the company Jess inc amount ~
Loans ortssge Sdpy recorded ana 6sYs S interest
all
bic mpro
Total value OF premires.... sHSoSS~
ACCOUNT OF PONDS OF THE UNITED STATES OF THIS
STATE AND oil ALSO OF BONDS OF
INCORPORATED STATE. AND OF ALL OTHER
RONDs AND STOCKS OWNED ABSOLUTELY BY THE COM
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

have over Spain. and that is IA ou-
rams and monitors While every MOD.
crn warfhip @ possessed Of ram. w.
have Ga the Katahiin a vessel which
is bu.lt Tor nothing else but sinking hsr
prov into an uulucky Zee. The IA.
tahdin o. not q very big vessel as war.
ships so. for her tonnage Is only 1900.
but she could knock the spots on tac
best warship that was ever construct.
ca. armorod or unarmorcd. n only Civ.
on half a chance. Then there are our
five double-turroted monitors. OF
which the most powerful Is the unlucLy
Puritan OF c0oO tons Just how 81.
ncIont n boat the Puritan o. can hard.
ly be SAID az present. Tor % was only o
few days ago that she came tagging
into port. the end Of her hawscr
stretching away from the stern OF the
cruiser Columbia when the Puritan
went down 10 Charleston 10 run the
blockade she was well nigh swampcd
In the great storm. and this fact. to-
gothor With her latest accident. makes
naval authorities rather hosiiant about
fixing the extent OF her powers
Besides the Puritan. there Is the
Terror. the Amplitude, TIE Monadnock
and the Mlantonomah. They are about
half the Pur.tan's size, Their a,mor
is eleven inches thick. and their guns
are ll-luch pieces 90 course. the mon
TOR is prc-cmlncutly coast defender
Tn smooth water aud Tor hlrbor work
. ;h.s craft ls unsurpassed. Tho mon
. ''or isa very different vessel than when
ST. Ericssou's invention had its "a
nous duel with the Meulmac. In light.
Ing strength and In defensive power
o. "a several hundred per cont bclicr.
while o. ls true that the majority OF
'hc naval powers DO not approve Of
l1e type 90 vessels that monitors rep
resent their usefulness ls unQuos-
toned. No worst comes 20 worst. and
our wlrhlps are inadequate In point
of numbers. We could call on our hir
liners Tor aid on course q would not
take much time 10 make unarmorcd
b. cruisers out OF them, and, 30 Gar "a
speed is concerned. there O. nothing
10 The spanish navy, or our own, eth
en- Cor that matter. which could touch
them Spain has one big line upor
which o. could draw. the Camnanl.
rnnatnnt.ca. whose thirty-tw,
steamers have a gross tonnage OF NOR,
j than 100000.
Tho defeat OF sraln In a sea con,cs
p would. % viii De- seen from the act
given. be- task that differs widel.
from child's play. n Uncle Sam an
i Don spaniari really come 20 blows /
P vm De- duel. each OF the combatant
p in which viii have a fooman worth
p ol hs stool
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

staus;icians OF Europe view with In
cr,aslng alarm the sociological fact OF
the steady decrease Of the number Of
births In al the European nations
This fact. while little known. Is very
remarkable. because Il IL one Of the
symptoms OF degeneration that bug
abo0 Of modern Psychologists. who de-
clare that a constant decrease Of pop
ulauon Of an the civilized nations may
confidently be expected.
The figures given below are obtained
ma the most reliable authorities IN
each country and compare the birth
rites OF 1876 with those % 1896 per
thousand OF the population:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
LAw PoINTs roR INvENToRs.

A patent should be construed In
liberal spirit to sustain the just claims
OF the inventor
4 recovery Of damages Tor the period
OF infringement does no, vest the In
iringcr with the right to continue the
use.
a recorded assignment Of a perfect
ca invention. made before a patent hiss
Issued. carries with q the patent when
Issued.
However brilliant the discovery Of q
new principle may be, to make q use
ul q must be applied 20 some practical
purpose.
An inventor has no rlght OF property
90 bis invention upon which he can
maintain a suit. unless or until be OBJ
talns a paiont for H.
The rlghtml owner Of patented
machine may continue 10 use q until
worn out. or be may repair q, or I'm
prove upon q. ss be pleasea.
II "a patented process cannot be per
formed without danger TO the operator
Il cannot be- REGARDED as useful within
the meaning OF the patent law.
The law will strip a corporation oI
Individual OF every disguise. and en-
force q responsibility according 10 IN
very right. In despite Of an articles
one void claim does not yitiate thl
entire patent. u made by mistake o.
| inadvertcnce. and without any wllliu
default, or intent to deiraud or decolyu
/ The public.
a party who has purchased a patent
"a machine. and used % during "a
term OF the original patent may con
duue as use On ease patent ~ extend
cd or rcissuod.
An inventor must bo understood Z
know OF what his invention consists
and bis patent does not secure TO hif
the exclusive right In anything mog
than he claims
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12

There are ROSTERS and roosicrs. some
glclous aud some docile enough. but the
king OF them all lives al Marshalyillc.
Ca. lie Is a gigantic plymouth rock.
and there Is no doubt that when
plymouth rock rooster does grow 20
unusual size be Is worth talking about
This one Is a fighter and has a partlcu-
lar antIpathy TO children. Willie
Price. the little son Of the owner OF "a,
feathered giant. with his sister. was
out In the yard playing. The plymouth
rock strollcd along and then without,
a sound sprlng at the little girl and
sank his bin Ia the lcsh between the
left eye and the nose full hall an Inch.
The lachrymal gland was severed and
the rooster beside made two deep holes
In the chlld's head and arms with his
spurs. Mr. Price heard the screams
OF the children and ran out into the
ward. when the bird was put 10 nigat
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-12
FloArlNo PARAoRAPns.

A new school chair can De raised Al
any height or Get az any angle BY
means % a clamp and thumb screw IN
the base.
Youngsolicitor- Make yourself easy.
my dear slr. the successful manage.
mcnt Of your case shall be- the task
OF my lie -Tit-B.ts
a clergyman in the west Of Eng
land recently prayed "that the sparf
90 grace might De- gatcrcd with the
dew % blessing from on hish"
Are you going abroad this sum
mcrg" Il don't know Papa L. Dr.
Washington seeing Str Mckinley
about % nov. Cleveland Plain Dcal.
cr.
spalu's wrctched showing In agrlcul-
iural pursuits is said by the British
consul % CadiE 10 be due 10 the uso
90 primitive implements OF the time
of Julius Caesar
a. the beginning OF this month the
people OF Fossil IN Gillian county.
Oregon. gefe suffering Tor want Of
lour Tho roads were IN such condl.
ton that no hauling could be done.
The lady of the House-Who broke
an these dishes. Annle9 Annlc-I
dli. mum. Shurc. didn't YOU tell me
when nrst came. when ! heard the
door.boll. 10 drop oyorylhlngl-Yonk.
Crs Statesman.
4 meadow at Bdedi0fd. Ne. IL
known az the hoodoo lawn. for the
reason that rain follows overyN time
Il Is moved. before the grass can. be
cured. Il IA said that this occurred
Tor twenty-five consecutive years.