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The age-herald., 1897-11-12
H. CLAY EVANS WILL MOVE.
To Go to Pennsylvania, the State of His Nativity Will Engage in Politics.

Special to The Age-Hera1d.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. u.-It Is re- ported by intimaie friends of Commis- sioner of Pensions H. Clay Evans that he will soon remove his residence from Chattanooga to Philadelphia, Pa.. the staIte of his naitivity.
 Mir. Evans son, H. Gay, Jr., will in a few days wed 't1he daughter of a prom, inent Arkansas republican leader. MT. Evans will actively engage in poliics in the Keystone State.
The age-herald., 1897-11-12
Vlctory for the I.lanor AIen.

Georgetown, Tex, Nov. 11.-The elfnl.- nal court of appeals of Texas has de- clared that the cold storage law passed by the last legislature is unconstitu- tional. The law prohibits the storage of liquors for others. m a local option dis tiiot or the taking of liquors for others, the penalty of it's violation being a fine of $100 and 100 days in jail. The law ef- Actually prohibited beer clubs in prohi- bition towns.
The age-herald., 1897-11-12
naymarket. Riot Celebrated

Berlin, Nov. 11.-A meeting of anarch- ists was held iaere today to celebrate the anniversary of the hanging of the anarchists in the Haymarloet riot in Chicago. It was charactorfzed with dis order and finally the polics inteirupting the dIatribe of female speaker, dis solved the nieeting.
The age-herald., 1897-11-12
Lincoln Has a Soft Snap

Chicago Nov. 11.-A meeting of the directors of the Pullman Palace Car company was held today. Robert T.
 Lincoln was elected director. The most important action taken was the ap- pointmnt of connmitte, consisting of 1T. E. Hurqbert, of New York. and Mar shall Field and Robert T. Lincoln, of Chicago. which will have charge of the general affairs of the company. Robert T. Lincoln was elected chairman of this
The age-herald., 1897-11-12
Jack Cohen Takes < WIG

Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 11.-Mr. John s. Cohen. formerly private secnetary to Secretary Holxe Smith of the interior de- partment, and Washington correspondent of the Atlanta Journal now associate editor of that paper, was married this morning to Miss Juha Clarke. a we'll known Atlanta society lady
The age-herald., 1897-11-12
GOT TWO YEARS.
President of Wrecked Bank Gets That Much
 Will Appeal.

Kansas City. Nov. 11.-PnesiIdent J. J. Damagh, who has been on trial for the past week at Independence, charged with wrecl1ing the Kansas City Safe Deposir and Savings bank, was found guilty shortly after o'clock this afternoon and sentenced to two years in the state penbtemtiary.
 Notice of a new trial was made and leave given to apply therefor.
The age-herald., 1897-11-12
UncIe sam.s ofices Declined

London, Nov. 12.-tA dispatch from Berlin ito the Morning Post says: The United States is credited here with of- fering it's intervention in the difficulty between Germany and Haytf bult the German government is waiting for the arrival of Herr Lueders and the report of Count Schwersn, due by the next mail packet"
The age-herald., 1897-11-12

committee. The election of a president 10 fill the vacancy caused by the death of George M Pullman was postponed. Tbdays action, however, practically makes MT. Lincoln president of tie Pull man co0nany
The age-herald., 1897-11-12
pa..ed the Half Million Mark.

Savannah. Ga., Nov. 11.-Savannah's cotton receipts for tlle season passed ths half million mark today. From prss mt indications the seaeon's total receipts wblI exceed a million.
The age-herald., 1897-11-12
Threats of LynchIng -o xx,aca lU, repHs +,o ax-.,,-,l,

There were tihreats to lynch the pris- oner, and the life of the German min- lister was Threatened. It was proposed to attack the legation. and acting upon the advice of hds counsellors, whip were not desirous of precipitating further trouble. Iueders was released reached New York Oct. 30, and sailed for Europe the same day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The navy department has instructed
Commodore Bunce at the New York
navy yard not to resist any demand
that may be made upon him for tha
surrender Of Carter, the sailor. who
killed Kenny. on the Indiana, Wednes-
day. This action is taken upon the
advice Of Judge Advocate General
Lamly, who. while upholding the right
Of jurisdiction of the government over
its own ships and sailors, believes it
best to surrender Carter. There has not
been an execution in the navy for muir
der since 1888 and the officials are not
anxious to resume.
\ distinguished company was present
at the banquet given at London. Thurs
day evening, by the lord mayor at the
Mansion house. to the colonial premiers.
Sir Wilfred Laurier and Lady Laurier
We're the guests of honor. The company
included the Marquis of Salisbury, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain. the Earl
and Countess of Jersey. the Duke of Nor
folk. the Marquis of Rpon. Lord Chas.
Beresford and Sir Donald Smith. the ca
madam high commissioner. The lord
mayor. in toasting the colonial premiers.
laid stress upon the special significance
of their presence in London during the
jubilee festivities. and Lord Salisbury
spoke in the same strain. Sir Wilfred
Imurier. who responded. dwelt upon the
loyalty of the colonies to the mother
country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
SOME ODD GAMES.
Odd Sorts, Shadow Guess and Other Di-
J. versions for Little Ones.

For a Game OF odd Sorts.-Put into a
bag several pieces Of paper. on each If
which is written one word, such as
song "story," poem, Joke" ana
them Tasssit around TO the company.
.Bach drawSone slip, and must do what
is Written On it or pay forfeit All
these.ahiKgs may be either original 81
renfdkN, except. of course, the songs.
Here are some good things to give out
for redeeming forfeits in this or ans
sother game.
/. Repeat a line and ask owner Of
forfeit T. make one that viii rhyme
with it.
. Laugh. cry, sing or whistle.
3. Put one hand where the Other
cannot touch It,
4. Stand with heels and back touch
ing wall. then stoop without moving
feet and pick up something.
). Place hands behind you and guess
VINO touches them.
9. Tell your favorite musical instru-
ment. and then initiate the sound of it.
:. Give a name in geography and
spell it backward
s. Multiply your age by %, not using
Alt4ttii VI HetpNl.
For the Game of Shadow Guess.-A
sheet or white tablecloth is hung upon
a screen, and one of the company is
seated ON a low stool. 50 that the
shadow VIII not be thrown on the
screen. a lighted candle or a lamp is
put behind this player on a table. and
all the other lights are put out. TIL
other players then pass in line between
this player, who is facing the screen.
and the table. Each is disguised Ia
some way. AS their shadows are
thrown on the screen the player on
the stool must guess who they are.
The Game Of GrasshGpper and Ants
one Of the players is chosen grass
hopper by drawing lots; the others arr
ants. The grasshopper writes the name
of some edible grain on bit of paper.
holds it in the hand and says to ore
amt My good friend, l am hungry.
What will you give me to eat?" The
ant names a grain. If it is not the
same as that on the paper, the
grasshopper asks the next ant. then
the next. If any ant gives the name ca
the paper tho grasshopper shows the
paper hands it to the one thus caught,
and joins the ants, while the ants be-
come grasshoppers.
When all have been asked this ques-
ton. the one that should then be grass
hopper writes down a dance. and says:
Il have had something to eat. and noA
wish to dance. What shall | dance?"
The ants guess various dances, the one
guessing that on the paper becoming
grasshopper.
The next question is: "To what mu-
steal instrument shall / dancer" Then.
Il ann tired and want to so to SLEEP.
What Leaf shall | sleep under?'
These questions can be continued as
long as the fun keeps up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
4 LOCAL EVENT.


This is purely local event.
1t took place in Augusta
Not in Buffalo. or New York.
You are asked to investigate 1t.
Asked to believe a citizens word.
TO confirm citizens statement.
Any article that is Endorsed at home
That obtains resident advocates.
Is more worthy OF confidence.
Than a far off foreign article.
Testified to by unknown people.
Mr.. John S. Jones of So Franklin St.
says: Il have had kidney trouble for
the past eight years affecting my back
with pain across the loins, and down
both sides into the abdomen. II was
duh and heavy as a rule and my back
felt weak At times l was subject to
twinges and could not get on my feet
from lying down without gradually
working myself up sideways. At night
was no better off for / have remained
awake half Of many night tossing
about and wondering if the bed We're in
ridges. My back has laid me off from
my work for many a day and many a
week. Frequently when / worked il
has punished me for it. In the spring
Of 1896 I was engaged at work which
constantly caused strainng of the back.
thought it was bad time to start
using kidney medicine but nevertheless
went to the Old Reliable drug store
Of Chas. X Partridge and procured
Doan's Kidney Pills. i took them for
a couple Of days. Almost from the
first il seemed that the aching in my
tack was stopped. l must confess ]
was surprised for | considered the
change an impossibility. My back
never felt as well III years as ii does
now. Anything | might say for Doan S
Kidney Pills exactly reflects the state
of my feelings"
Deans Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. price 30 cents. Mailed by Fos-
ter-Milburn Co, Buffalo. n. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name DOAN'S and
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
MARKET REPORTS.
The Features d me Days 0saIIsss Ia All
the Leading Stocks.

| New York, July "A verftable mid
summer dullness settled upon the MAJ
ket for securities, today and further
step was taken towards the stagnan
condition to which the market has
seemed to be coming for two days past
There was no feature of significance 81
| Importance during the day. Dealing
were very much smaller than yester-
| day CIR for many days past. st. Pau
continued the leader of the market in
point of activity and was firm and
strong comparatively in spite OF SELMA;
Of the stock for London account. Most
of the business of the day was done lii
the first hour Of trading as a result of
orders accumulated over night. The
fetal sales of all stocks for the day fell
below 100000 shares. None of the lead
ing stocks ranged as widely as a point,
except Sugar and the leading industrial
stocks and some OF the CoaIers. Leather
pfd. rose a point on reports of plan
10 refund fhe duty on hides which are
re-exported as leather. The small net
changes are divided between gains AMI
losses in the prominent stocks. Rio
Grande Western rose pint and the
pfd. stock rs without any news to ac-
count for it,. The bonds of this COM
pany. ,yere also active and strong
Spirits pfd. fell off IA. General market
conditions remain unchanged, although
the addition of dividend and interest
disbursements TO the already existing
surfeit of money has not resulted in the
stimulus 10 speculation which was
hoped for The bond market developed
fair degree Of activity but values
were little exchanged except in a few
issues. in which special influences OPP
Grated.
The aggregate sales were s1,424 900.
Governments were steady on liglf deal
ings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
THE Us TROT
Montour, blk g.. by Charley
Wilkes. dam by Daniel lambert
Nominations Confirmed.

Washington, July 1.-The Senate,
Thursday, confirmed these nominal
tons: j. f. Convey of Washington. to
he consul general at Yokohama. Japan:
Geo. n. West of District of Columbia
consul at Sydney, n. s; w. J. Hoffman
of District of Columbia. to be consul
at Mannheim, Baden; G. l.. Cole If
Pennsylvania, to be consul general at
Dresden, SaXony: j. Il. Thomas OF
Illinois, to be United States judge in
The courts Of Indian Territory; Col.
Henry c. Merriam. 9TH Infantry, to be
brigadier general: j. *. Richards of
Ohio. to be solicitor general; S. S. Lyon
# New Jersey, To be consul at Osaka
and Hiogo, Japan; l.. A. Dent of Dis
trict Of Columbia. consul at Jingston,
Jamaica.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BANGOR-July /. sid, sch Julia
Edna. Wardwell. Rockland.
ROCKLAND-July 2, ar, schs At
lanta. Thomas. Portsmouth, N II; Cat
awamteak. Meader. New York; Hume.
Gray. Boston.
Sailed, schs Florida, Strout. Taunton:
Edward Stewart, Kent. New York.
ICEBORO-July 2. ar, schs Charles e
Balch. Charles e. Schmidt.
Sid. schs Loring G Ballard with ice for
Philadelphia; Charles A Campbell, with
ice for Baltimore.
BANGoR-July 2. ar. sim Penobscot,
Pierce. Boston; Lucerne. Rennie, Green
ock, Scotland: sch Medford. Bates, Bos-
ton.
Sid. sim Penobscot Pierce Boston:
schs Minetta. Grant, do: Francis Coffin.
Hutchings. do: onward. Eaton; Abbie E
Willard, Atwood New York.
PORTLAND-July 2, ar. sim Cattage
city. Harding, New York: schs Augustus
Palmer, Haskell. Louisburg. G. B.; Lucy
j Warren, Camrnons. Boston.
CID, sehs S r Blackburn, Blair. Nor
folk; Luis @ Kabel Mekown. kennebec
aud Baltimore: ID ID Haskell. Sargent
vile and New York.
Sid. blk Antioch. Buenos Ayres. sch d
y Haskell, Haskell. Sargentvilie ard New
York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
CUR 20

have been troubled for year with
kidney troubles. When would desire
to urinate. would have an irritatinr
pain in the neck Of the bladder. AZ
times the urine would be high coIoreL
at other times light colored When
bending over ! would be subject to
severe pain across my spine. I tried
several kidney cures without effect. 4
read about Dr.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney
Pills and bought box. I continuetI
using the pills three months. They
have regulated my ur.nation. The pain
in my spine has ceased. and feel Ike
new man. WIN. LORD, Seabrook.
n H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
Other Games.

AT Norfolk-Norfolk. s-13-2; New
ark, 1888. Norfolk, lao; Newark.
3-6-1.
At Reading Reading, 5-6-4; Ath-
letics, SLID.
AT Observation-Disclosures 6-l0-2.
Paterson, 3-4-4
AT Toronto-Buffalo, 2-3-2; Toront, j.
6-12-3
AT Observation-Disclosures 5-lo-0: Roches-
ter. 3-6-3.
At ringiicld-Scranton. e-9-l; Spring.
field, 5-S-7.
AZ Providence-Providen 1o-1o-2;
Wilkesbarre, Old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
BELFAST, 10; BANGOR. ..
Oas 81 Tho Best Games o. iAs Season Close
and Exciting.

Belfast, July 2.--Bclfast defeated Ban
gor. today. 10 to .. in one of the best con-
tests Of the season. For five innings the
score was TO in favor of the home
team. and Bangor had made but two hits
In the sixth, after a chance to retire the
side with two men out, Bangor punched
hits ana scored five. In the eighth, Bel
fast punched hits and with three men on
bases, Donahue hit home rum The
features were the batting of Wise and
Regain the catching of Maizena,. first base
playing of Donahue and the work of Nc
DCrplott at second,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
LEWISTON.

Earned runs-Portland 1. Three-baSe
Mahoney Two-pase hits-Sullivan,
Wiley. Stolen bases-Nichols ?, Houle 8,
Mahoney, Polhemus. Burns, Sullivan
Wiley First base on balls-I}y Miller,
Pulsifer ?. France :, Gilbert, Sullivan.
Wiley, Lezotte; by Conroy, Nichols,
Houle .. Pohemus, Burns. First base on
orrorsLewiston 5. Hit by pitched ball
BY Miller Lezotte Left on bases-Port-
land. Z; Lewiston, II. Passed balI-lId-
gar. Wild pitch--Miller, conroy. Struck
out-By Miller Sullivan, Gilbert, Wiley 2.
Lezotte ., Edgar =; by Couroy, Mahoney,
Miller. Burns. DIESEL Double plays-Pol-
hemus and Deisel; DIESEL and Roussey;
Mahoney, unassisted. Umpire, Coburn.
Time, 2.35.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
Schedule for the Week.

Following Is the schedule for the week
In the several leagues:
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Saturday--Bo Boston at New York. Brook
lyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburg ut Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland, Cincinnati at
louisville.
Sunday Washington at Chicago. Balti-
more at Cincinnati
NEW ENGLAND.
Observation-Disclosures at Taunton. New
port at Fall River, Brockton at New Bed
ford.
EASTERN.
Thursday, Friday, neutrality-suspicious.
at Wilkesbarre, Springfield at Scranton.
Rochester at Syracuse, Buffalo at
Toronto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
WILL FINISH The Sc SON
Manager Garrity Confident that Four Clut
League Is The Proper Caper.

Lewiston, July Manager Clarity Of
the Lewiston base ball club, said. Thurs
day night to a representative of The
Associated Press. that the Maine League
is now just whore 1t can be made sue
cess. and that is with four clubs. He is
confident that Portland, Lewiston. Bel
fast and Bangor viii finish the season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
FOUR CLUBS REMAIN.
And They Will Finish he 0es'tF,
dance warrants 4.

Portland. July 1.-The four remainms
clubs OF the Maine League. Bangor. bei-
fast. Lewiston and Portland. have &C.
clded TO nttempt to maintain a four-ciao
league and will finish the season snoulu
the attendance warrant 1t. Lewiston wa
play in Portland Friday ard SATURDAY
and Belfast iii Bangor.
Manager Bacon had received assurancs ",
of sufficient backing in Waterviile, VIZ s,
he received word "Wednesday afteInosU,n ~.
from Augusta tlat the team would ass
band, Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
Maine League Standing.
National League Games.
AT NEW YORK.

The game between New York and
Boston scheduled for tbs afternoon
was postponed on account OF rain
The rain was preceded by an electrical
storm. during which the flag pole on the
club mouse at the Polo grounds was
struck by lightning. BIZ Clark first
basoman for New York was sitting by a
radiator and was slightly burned on the
thigh, while "Ducky' Holmes got a
shock on one of his feet.
AT CLEVELAND.
Only the batting of Burkett and the
brilliant fielding of Cross and Harley en-
livened todaysi game. Attendance, 500.
/ . 6 S 3 r. H. E.
Cleveland. 0--13-lS-2
ST. Louis, D l 0 O. / IS
Batteries-Young and thinner: Hart,
Coleman and Murphy. Umpires, Me
Ginty and Donahue.
At BALTIMORE
In today's game the Orioles managed
to wrest victory from defeat III the
eighth Attendance. 1884.
2 8 a 5 G 7 s . Ri. f..
Wash ton o 0 0--i- 81
Isatteries-Nops and Bowerman; King
ana Farrell. Umpire. O'Day.
At Phiadelphia-The Philadelphia
Brooklyn game was postponed; rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
Foreign Poris.

HALIFAX, n S--July 2. ar. bark
Ebenezer, Olsen, Liverpool; sch Maud
Garter, Webber. Boston.
Sailed, sim Olivette. Howes. Boston:
harks Adorus Halversen. Lianelly,
Conte Geza Shapary. Pervich. Cetfe:
Rex, Andersen, Dublin. Amodeo. Amo-s
deo. Barcelona.
ST JOHN, N B-July 2, ar str Quart
Castle. Seeley, West Indies: schs Cora
May, Harrington. New York: Fl A Hol-
der, Mcintyre, Stonington, Pefetta.
Maxwell, New York; Cora b. Butler.
Fall River: Abilene, McLennan, New
York: Charles l. Jefferey Theall. Bos-
ton, Bessie Parker. Carter, Perth AM
boy: Ada G Shorthand, Mcintyre, Bos-
ton: l. Merriam, Merriam Yarmouth.
Cleared. str State of Maine. Colby.
Boston: brig Juanita, Alemamey,
Areetife de LanZarotte: schs WendalI
Burpee, Beardsley, Vineyard Haven:
Alfaretta Snare, Lawson. Boston: st
Croix, Dyer. Boston; Lizzie b. Belyea,
Thomaston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
Maine Pensions.

Washington, July 2.-Pensions have
been granted residents of Maine as fol-
lows:
Original. Renal Jewett, Bingham. Adj
ditional Adam Wink. Togus; George
Studiey. Togus. Increase. Theodore
Nierh, Togus; William w. Chase. Dex-
ter; Ivory l.. Goodwin, South Berwick.
Original, widows, Laura A. Andrews,
MatorhOrO.
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SSH CONGRESS.
CONTINUED from page ~

traordinary and minister plenipotentiars
and consul general to Greece, RouInania
and Servia; Arthur s. Hardy of New
HAMPSHIRE minister resident and consul
general of the United States to Persia
Abraham Smith OF Illinois, consul OF the
United States at Victoria. Il. G.
Justice-Asa w. Tenny. United States
district judge for the eastern district OF
New York: Richard w. Austin. marshal,
eastern district of Tennessee.
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PORTLAND, 6; LEWISTON. S.
Lewiston Gives Portland Good Scare. Bui
Scares Do Not Win Games

Portland, July 2,-Lewiston gave Port
land a good scare in todays game in the
ninth. The score stood to 2, with two
out and one on base, when by a batting
streak the visitors scored three runs.
Wiley was ON second and a run was
needed to tie the score. Joe Lezotte was
sit bat but struck out and the gaInS was
over. The game was close and exciting
throughout and was well played. DIESEL ;
work at short and Mahoneys on first
was excellent. Attendance, 200.
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A GnEAT CLOCK.
Description Of The instrument Found in the
Observatory al Greenwich.

Twenty-one miles from London, in tire
county of Kent, is the parliamentary
borough of Greenwich says the CONNER
cial Advertiser. The census folk give il
a population OF about 10000, but ii has
none of the bustling activity of an Amer
lean city of the same size. Yet ii has its
share of fame. but not as great portion
as il should have. considering that it en-
tiers into the minute affairs of every man
woman and child in the civilized world.
This is Il pretty broad statement. but il
is the truth as will speedily be shown.
Ask any resident of Greenwich to point
out the most prominent feature OF he
town, and it is ten to one that he will IN
dictate the historic Greenwich hospital.
Ask him about the second most impor-
tant feature. and If he o. particularly
shrewd he may say the royal observa-
tory. Locally, the hospital is a thing OF
tremendous Importance. while the obser-
vatery is seldom thplsht Of
While much time is given to the study
of the moon and other planets the main
business of the observatory is to secure
the correct time. To detail all of the Ia
bors regarding the latter would be an
endless task, and dry one to the read
er, SO merely an outline will be given.
The mean time standard clock which
gives the time of day to the world, Is
connected by electric action with a mean
solar clock. and is further kept correct
by calculation and comparison, with the
standard SidereaI clock, whose error is
determined by observation IF lhe stars.
! he sdereal clock is considered the mest
wonderf i instrument in the observatory.
This marvellous instrument is in an un-
foreground room, called the magnetic
basement, where il stands like sentinel
with its back against the wall, ticking
the seconds as prescribed by the clock
stars.
This reference to the clock starS--fixed
stars, slightly over geo in number, which
are USED for determining sidereal time
brings us to the transit-circle, the most
important instrument IN the observatory,
and one of the most interesting. 1t con-
slsts of a large telescope, the outside OF
which is not unlike a great cannon, as it
it of solid iron This instrument is sup
ported by trunnions, which allow the
telescope to be elevated or depressed, TO
point north or south. and, i'll fact, 10
make a complete revolution, but never TO
diverge from the north and south line.
The maSHiGyinS power of this Instrument
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Capital lettings.

Hon. John Russell Young took the oath
CT office as librarian Of the Congress be-
fore Clerk Mckenny Of the supreme court
OF the United States, Thursday. His first
act was the appointment of A. r. Spot
ford as first assistant librarian, with
reM Office.
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New York Cotton Market.

1 New York. July ..
coTIoN-Spot closed firm: midd up
Futures closed barely steady Sales.
i,9teo bales. Jan. SIG; Feb. S720;
March, ss2S: April. 1927: July. SAB;
AUG VA; SEPT, E.2,. Oct. S.l3; Nov.
$40: Dec. SI.l2.