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The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

One Minute Cough Cure cures quickly.
That's what you want! E. F. Hawley,
Newtown; S. G. Bull, Sandy Hook; A.
B. Brakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley &
Co., Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03
MALLEYNEELY.Ap@.
A PA NOE OLE

a PA! ACE OF
PLAY-TIiINGS.
The Christmas Fairy-land
for the little folks is theirs to
enjoy. The list of delightful
novelties in toys is larger
than ever it was. Give you
a longer story about en- ali
soon. Just for the present,
know that there arc
Nla0 and old Xmas Games.
Bushels Of BLochs and Cubes.
Scores o[ Puzzles, Scrolls aud
MabS.
Dozens Of DoHs-DresscH and
OHareSSea.
Mountains Of Musical In
SIrHmrHIl.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

Miss Grace L. Peck spent Thanksgiving
at home. r. N. Peck and family of New
Britain, Rev r. c. Booth, Mrs Charles 81.
Peck and j. Miner of New York and Mrs
Chaffee of Montreal, were Thanksgiving
guests at Elmshade.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03
XMAS WRITING
PAPERS

PAPE RS.
You never could have be-
lieved New Haven had such
a splendidly complete Sta
tionery Store till you saw
that win1ow. 1t never had
until quite lately. Think
you'll know where to look for
your Christmas writing-novel-
ties now ?
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

Mr. and Mrs John G. McGran welcomed
son to their home on Tuesday OF
last week.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

Father Smith was in New Milford OF
Monday, the guest of Father Crowley.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03
BRoOKFIELD.

Carleton Ellsworth of Terrisburgh,
Vt, has taken position with Merchant
w. j. Beehler.
Michael F. Kane has left the employ of
w. j. Beehler.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

Miss Kate Camp was Thanksgiving
guest of her sister, Mrs E. L. johnson.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

Father Fox was in Norwalk on Sun
day.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

David Kenz:e Of New Durham, N. j.
passed Thanksgiving day in town.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03
Keep A
Sharp
We

On our weekly Announcement. We are busy bees in
clover We are making lot of tempting bargains for
every day.
fyou don't see hat you are looking for this week,
you will next week.
Maybe you particularly anxious to get something
at a bargain to-day. Ali right, ahead. We viii
satisfy you.
Our Special Bargains this week are Pocket Knives d.
rect from the maker, Electric Cutlery Co., Newark, N.
j. Every one warranted special bargain. German
knives only 25c this week regular so centers.
Outing Flannel &c, regular 10 cents.
Best line of 51015 and 25c Handkerchiefs ever shown
in town. Our window full of EN-, as well as stamp
goods Just the thing for Christmas presents
Our great Rubber Sale is still on. They are selling
fast though Better quick if you want any of EN-
Mems Rubbers 45c, Ladies' 23c, Childs zoe, Arctics
&c. Boots S1.98. Felts S175, etc. All good goods.
Come and see US. Come this week
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

Mrs John Frank passed Thanksgiving
with her son in Brooklyn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
richmond. w.. Jan. 30, 1871

Richmond. Va. Jan. go 1s"f
Sales OF new dark loose tobaccos on
the Richmond (NaD breaks Tor the "',h
iodine to-day. Crcushaw warren use
sold "a eg5 pounds. highest price. Sli-i.-
Shockoe warehouse sold t--'lV s'DlA',a b
highest price, $3.50. TOTAL, iDH-oJ pouhus'
highcst price. Sl3'J. .
Sales of new dark loose toiaftos
tho Richmond WaD breaks for the month
ending to-day. trcushaW warehouse
sold 2OJ 800 pounds. highest price. 81.
shOckOe warehouse sold lJ4, 40 pounds
highest price. Slt.tJ. Iotal, opV'olJ pou'"7f
sales of new dark loose tobaccos on
the Richmond tNa) breaks for the season
ing to-day. Crcnshaw warehouse SOFA
G61 900 pounds. highest price. SIS. Hhockoe
warehouse sold fj1."2J pounds highest
price Sl7f' Total l'fl'd-O pounu''
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Filters. hogshcads; luss (darhj, ~. TO-
tai. to hogshoads
Private sales reported to tho secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending to-day. Wrappers 81 hogs
heads. filters 2Y1; cutters. 10. smokers,
-. scrap (briehD. u; leaf dark. 93;
western. Z, burlevs. q, luss dark, o..
Total 6O2 hogsheads.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of tho Richmond Tobacco Trade lor lN'
month ending to-day. Wrdppcif t-l nogs-
heads. filters l451. cutters. 1872, smokers'
30. scrap lhriehu. - lrH .'H q, ~
stems. 12S. western. n, burlcys. gG. Tugs
dark. 2l7 Total. . sJs hogs heads.
The tobacco Inspector reports leli
sampling for to-day and for the week end-
Myers Shockoc. seabrook's. Planners.
and Merchants Davenport S. AiIoehanr.
and Naughan's tobacco warehouses re-
port to-day ReeD pts. II packages. de-
,l,l. , l''..'..o t.araIoulos WITH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
WEST VIRGINIA LEGEND.
4 TOWN CAMEO err IND ITSIN-
HIBITINTs CLfPPERS.
An Ancient village which Takes Its P-cu-
Long Aso-Aii Believe the Story.


LEETOWN. w VA. Jan. 2q-spc-
,i.l ,...- ...,.... ,....... d..
''''''"s WINS VA 'p'''"' ''''''''' "a
inns section Is MiddleNay, AN ancient
village. finished years ago. known also
os sn,fthfeid lrt most froo,,ortl,. .c,ff,t
mp 10y muse WIZ are i''l''''' VII" INC
locality
There Is a remarkable legend connected
with th. o,i,.i, ~ ,i.t, ,.,,.
many S'''S "Ho ''i""s'' came '''o
tho neighborhood and obtained board ira
the family Of Il substantial citizcn In
'"0'' ''''' JIG was '''@'" WI" i''I'
illness, when he begged that Roman
Catholic priest might De- sent for from
e,,.,,to..ts,.,.,, o., .,i..i.,.- o.. f.t., 10. tt,
i'h1 houla' OUT ms most n'l"s hisoi''h
Lutheran, refused to comply With bis zee
quest. and was deaf 10 au bis plealnss.
and tto,teI bir, vyib er,.t larein..s
r"n ''"'.'"i| 70 'I't '' D''" D." Stu
distress OF Hl"u. H'lleH '"e 'l.'l'u", CON
S'itlloN7 aH" inc lu"tl'i ll,' oi '"e
'.tNo"e Ohuieh.
rue next HI-ut 'hf "ii'tiNs nos VIZ
disturbed 10y mysterious SCUM" "' OK
scissors 'lpplhs some "iu.ie JOB 'le Iooin'
lul ON investigation 40 person OF lhihs
WAS FOUND 10 account Tor inr hoi7''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

wards the north we see Aurga. CT the
Charioteer, with the beautiful white first
magnitude star. Capella. The constella-
ton. Germini. or the Twins. Is made prom
inent By the first magnitude star. PoiluN,
and the very bright second magnitude
star. Castor IL We prolong In an eastern
direction the line which the three ars
in the Belt OF Orion form. It Will pass
through Sirius, the most magniicently
fixed star in all the heavens. wing IN
lustre with the Fighter Planets them
selves. Sirius and Betelgueze. in orion
form. with a third brilliant first magni-
tude star. a large equilateral triangle
that cannot fail 10 attract attention. Thi-
third star is Procyan. the brightest star
iu a constellation, which Is called CAMS
Minor. to distinguish II from CAMS
Major. OF which Sirius forms the most
prominent feature The ringed planet
Saturn. does not rise before midnight. but
II may be seen by persons who rise early
I'm the morning before the King OF DAY.
with his superior effulgence, eclipses all
the other celestial lights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
Miss Irwin saws she has a play from


another author. ...,.
Trohman produced "The First Hentl
man of Europe" last week lt ueals
vim an imaginary episode in the ire OF
George ". when he was twenty -thlco
wears old. and shows him pursuhB u
vouur woman Of humble birth win ina
ardent rodomontade which his scandal
loving biographers say he used IN court
inc Maria Anne Fitzherbert Mrs ran
ces Hodgson Burnett. who wrote i'o' III
Fauntlorov" Is tho author.
After the second act Of the play IS
finished. IL It Doe hopelossly bad up 10
that time. nothing can save H. feopl'
will not go 10 theatres and sit through
two acts OF haldordash i'm tho hone or
being subsequently interested. Ilays
which begin we'll have often been ruined
by bad end'ncs but no piece which runs
through two acts badly has ever had
ifs fortune retrieved later IN the evening.
Detroit News-Times
Two Young men were recently Hrreri'h
AZ the Avenue Theatre for Kissing the
musical ulav "a Man About Town
They claimed. with good ground. that
thov were but expire ing the eeneral
onirion of the audience. but tho Masls-
trate remarked that the theatre was NOT
% De turned lv rowllcs into % beer CUR
don and fuod them This lining or
oorrie OF hissors strikes an aWNWaid
hioy, ~ the long cherished liberty OF I'D.
pr,tish rlav- goor who is generally not
Iotn especially in The pit and gallery. I'd
heartily applaud. n hc approves 'i 10
,r,,. and 10 as romdlv hiss f Pc
annroyes. London letter in Dramatic Mif-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
Stumbled the Negro.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, Jam 'o-Iho
Republican members of the Leei. IiNie
are annoyed oyer the salD given g.. Do.
PAYNE. the negro member from ray ..'e
county. bv the legislative BAH commit ''
In not sending him AN invitation to ihe
IAN. AT an Informal caucus yesterday
me members decided DOT 90 attend.
and denounced in choice terms what tn'F
form an uncallcl-lor dlscouriDey- Ic"
of fhom rcpeuted their action ana put
an their -uike-taiis lut the majority OF
the Republicans did not attend. Ihey
cav PAYNE would NOT have eon" ii ln-
,ited. but the committee say tncF were
Given no assurance Of this, ana lhdl '+e
snub was Intentional ,.
The ball. which was given by inc 'iH
zens OF Charleston last ni-nt was nit-
liant social function. Tine -i'aF members
m the two houses lail aside tao cares CD.
state ard danced until am early hour t-i
vyal-krowu society people ilNH 'H 'f.t
tre state onliHenDd tle scene with ii'f
nresonce. The ban was given ln The Sem
ate chamber Of the State House ana 700
of the second floor Of tre building wi
rfacad M the disposal of The guests. mo
decorations were very tasteful and ih'
simmer wei served. Gov. and Mr-. Mac
rorkle Cov.-elect and N Atkinson ak
Gov and Mrs f. WILLS wilson. eN-'oN.
and Mrs. % y. Fleming and the state
officials and their wives received the
guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-iEe colleges
which are 90 benefit under the recent "e-
clsion of the New York Court OF Appeals
i'm th. FayerWoatlcr Will case must wait
awhile longer for the money which the
leather merchant bequcathed 10 them.
.lust as counsel FOR the colleges wero pro
parirg 10 20 10 the Court Of Appeals for
- ramittitur on which judgment would
sueediiv Doe entered here, directing hAe-
cutors Ritch. Bulky. and Vaughan ID
turn over $4,000 the attorneys for Mr.
Faverweathers widows executor has
died. until March !. the hands Of the exec
,utors the Supreme Court. the county
clerk. and the Court OF Appeals cleto ut
am order obtained from Justice JOhn
clinton Cray OF the Court Of Appeals.
The order directs the parties TO the ace
ton lately decided by the Court or APP
peals 20 show cause. az Albany on Mdrch
J. before that court why the remitutur
az this court herein should not De- 30
amended as 20 direct the Justice of the
Supreme Court 10 consider the evidence
Given before him at said trial concerning
the agreements 10 release
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

m IN.I" |..
N.N YORK. I.u 1l-Jhe weekly
statement of the A Associated Banks shows
the fouoWuc changes.
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I..rr.Dr .aN. this
- ,...,. OF fUe Now York
..t, .-q1l>-.u. or Cd SUM
o,.,..'.....r .u.I 10 tre combined
i'..f I'D Oh. DOL rln.r. OF sho ClcaTin-
......... Tne .mos.t f- s,ts.-
ily ir.rea.re. i.r DNptnsi''n ..r re
eam n ..h b. "a. u.a ~. >-'ia .. .',
was on ta, Other baud d. decrease OK
sd 'I.t 900. ,.
ic.I- Ni i.. IirN. M
mar N.. 10 gus '..N o., rlt,.a
h'ufr ..iI iNie M''N i peg" ~
i' I'.A N9i't i.' .-,,.,,.,t
81. many of '.em were rts .- ma, el...'
rN l"' " . ~, .
i'NN'. interest on Dad" 't' .,.
I''" '".l "ii'..
WNi.N N'". r' I" Ut ''.t ''-' u.s..
i''l lH i.. I'I.n ''. .t,
aside IiNN I.-. i'.'ii ..'' Ai"l"" ''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

very pleasant entertainment was
given by the Wliins WORKERS OF the
Third Presbyterian church friIty auc'-
noon. consisting OF music. vocal and i.-
strumcutaL aud recitatiOns from popular
poems and plays
The programme was as io'lo"s.
Recitation by Leila Miller
instrumental solo, Bertha Washer.
Recitation. Nlreie Heck.cr
Piano solo. Alma Turner.
Dramatic scene. Georgia Taylor. Mtsls
Tmyl0r. Annie Taylor. Bessie Wilson.
Vivian Kidd.
Vocal ductt Alice and Minnie Clarke.
Instrumental ductf. HELEN beatto and
Ivy Beale
Recitation Mary Washer.
Chorus by children.
Re,ltati0ns by Misses Ethel Ira, .or nj
Opheiil Cartwright
Piano solo. Alma Turner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
cnh,n Mr. ,hnnt 0scr-N a,Le.

MADRID. Jan. 30-The Epoca says
that General Azcarraga. minister u war.
has intlmated In the course Of CONVEX
satlon. that am arrangement with the
Cuban rebels looking 10 cessation or
hostilltles In Cuba may possible be reach
ed soon.
The Madrid newspapers profess the be-
iief that the recent visit OF United States
Minister Tavior 10 the Duke Of Tetuan.
minister OF foreign affairs was an event
of great importance IN it5 bearing upon
the situation in Cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
Nn.tn.t Keah the Paper..

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Jan. 0.-Capt.
Dorr. of the schooner Jennie a. Stubs. OF
Islemose Ne. reports that his yess was
boarded BY Spanish officers In the harlor
n Porto Rico. \ package OF American
newspapers were seized. and was done.
the Captain states. so as 10 prevent tie
natives reading accounts OF the war In
Cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

Chlef-Justice Fuller was expected 10 be
present at the opening Of the term n
the United States Court on February n.
but information has been received that
he is too much indisposcd 10 leave his
home. lie VIII. however, arrive MONDAY
week. February sth. and VIII IN in the
case of liver against the Richmond Trace
ton Company. which has been pending 50
LONG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
INrELIlGENcE.
PORT or RIcIMoNp. JAN 80 1>a-

PORT or RICHMOND. JAN 800 1>I1.
ARRIVED
Steamer Virginia Porter. baltimore.
merchant and pa ..uecr-, baltimore
steam Packet Company
Sic. MGR Gulf Strc'w. Tunnel. HlI Han'
rhia. merchandise and passenger. j. 81.
McCaui.h. agent.
Steamer Iuol. 0ntH-. Graves. Norfo'k.
moro handles. aI4 passengers. Virginia
Navl ration Company
SAILED
steamer Virginia Porter baltimore
merchandise and passengers. Baltimore
Steam Packet Company
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. go 1897.
ARRIVED.
British steamship Helen. Galveston.
British m-hip Iarrl Court Icr-
uaudia.
schooner j. ID. King. Ports.
Schooner Van Name hln-. New Haven
PORT OF WEST POINT JAN. 80 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steam hin Aoeomae. Thompson. Nor.
folk. pas cneers and general cargo.
SAILED
steamship Acromae. Thompson. Nor
iolk. pas eneer- and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

The Richmond bank clelrings. as re-
ported by Mr. }. u. NMtN Bradsirects
superintendent. for tao month of Janu-
airy. amount 10 Nll.525l. ass compared
with SlO566,3E or gain over the past
year. during same period. Of Syl2Ns9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill, Jan.
o.-CATTLE-Rec 300 head. mar
kct steady. common 90 extra steers 500
0355. stockers and todcrs S@.lJa5 49,
COWS ana bulls. 81 1N1fi.t'i calves >5uuu
G21. Texans. s. GOUi2p
HOGS Receipts. 5000 head. market
firm and 2isDac HIGHER, heavy packing
and shipping lots. S3SjN332ia, common
10 choice mixed. S33DG3.&j; choice as
sorted 81 451i3Jj. light. S3.3J13.57i.. pigs.
81 8NH3 5Iib
SHEEP-Recoipts. . 600 mead market
firm. inferior 20 choice >..jDo3op.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

wHEAT-rnsher: January, s2asc.; May
s2Lc. July, 7li.c. asked. ~.
CORN-Easier. January. 19atc.; May
2fss02iAc bid: July. 22},c. bid.
OATS Steady. January, 1Gi9c., noihi-
nal. May. 1880. asked.
$500. --,,.
LARD - Prime steam. S3.1JH3.Hi2'
choice. $3.50.
BACON-Shoulders. $3.50: extra snort
clear. SiG2is. clear ribs. Sis7i2; clear
sides $500.
Others UNCHANGED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-The dry goods
market has ruled very quiet to-day. Inc
general tone is easy and prices irregular
in most directions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

WV yOpt< Ian 0-COTTON-Quioi.
,,,,I,iitrr lilo. gross receipts. 3,V-'
bales. forwarded ]. ios bales ~
lgfce an Summers. stock 20, 80 hales.
Total to-dav-Nct receipts, lS.2ej baics'
o,norts 10 Great Britain. l,-'t lalt-
to tro continent. 1J.5si bales, STOCK j.
Oi3 49, bales. ....i,,.,
5.21g07 bales. exports TO Great l'i l,iii'.
10 he continent. 1.33S.5l1 bales to Inc
channel .. 4s1 bales. ,...o
Futures closed steady. sLi,~.
400. May. 10, juno. ~. July 4nu 1-f
November. or. December, e. - ,.-
The total visible supply OF coy 'ou, In
tho world is 4.ONS 400 bales. OF Whlcn
3 7CG 100 bales are American against
3gig. 2Js bales and 349en1s bales. r'sp,,-
tivcly. last year. receipts OF coilon ,Nl9
week az an interior towns bVlV" hdles.
receipts from me piHntauJn~. io-'l'"
bales: crop i'm sight. 69l1157 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 9O-l2 80 p. NJ
COTTON-Qu'ct' American spot ttdules
] -32d lower, American middhnE. 3 lod
sales. 5000 bales American, $50 Da4e7
eDoculaffOn and export. 500 bales. fr-
cCiuts. 81 600 bales. American. 20 Wp halcs.
Futures opened quiet ana demand mod
crate. American middhng. low mdolhs
clIusc. January. 3 1l-6td., Jahua anu
February and February and Mai'",
o lG-Gfd.. March auI ann 80 80.
April and May 3 os-Gl15 5t-1ld., May
July and August. 3 js-Gid.. November @hu
Defomber % -G-Gld. Futures quiet hli
steady Tenders at tO-days ciearintS.
600 bales new dockci~ ana 300 hai'S OH"
f..i5 p. M-Amorican middling. fair
ta-d. good middhng. l-lNd.. loW inin-
ding % 1S1Gd.; good ordinary, . Il-l"u''
VI '.- t.. ,,,f11f.,e o f--1c1 .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
Cleveland Returns.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o-Pres.dont
Cleveland and Secretary Lamont reach
cd Washington fiom New York at 40
fnis morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

NEW YORK Jan. Se-The overdue
steamer Ceyic. from Liverpool was sight
ed OF Sandy Hook. at noon to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
THE SKIESIN FEBRUARY.
THE PHASES OFTBE HOON AND THE
SUNS BOTION.
The Longest Day In the Near-The Differ
ent spheres-The Position Of the Prin-
cipaI Planets-Fi1ed stars.

The relative positions Of the earth. moon
and the sun must OF necessity produce in
the appearance Of our satellite certain
/ phases. when she is between tho earth
All the sun her Illuminated parior $
turned away from Us, and the nocturnal
skies are deprived OF her senid n,bt.
/ This phase is called now moon. Waen
the earth. however. IS between the moon
and the sum- her disk is fully ilumincd
! by the sun. and then She presents the
phase called full While she gradually
/ emcreos from obscurity she assumes a
crescent form. whereas She takes q form
! called iiblOus, when she begins 10 wanc
/ from the total Illumination Of her disk.
! The two intermediate phases when half
| OF her disk is llumined. are called first
! and last quarters. These four different
/ phases OF the moon during the month Of
! February viii bee as fol Lows. New on the
/ lst. FIRST quarter on the 9th. FUN on the
/ 18th. and last quarter on the 23d.
THE SUNS MOTION.
The sun ln its motion from the north
/ eminent point DO can attain. Is now APP
/ preaching tho Equator. where 10 VIII ar
rive on the goth OF March. when night
D
/ actual orhltal motion o. the earth around
] tho sun from west t. east I'm the plane
I OF the ecliptic can boz rercaised Us Us
only bv the apparent motion % the sun
around the earth from east % west. and
Of tho oarir's aXial motion from west
/ 10 east. We become aware ny tho shifting
/ Of the celestial vault from casi 40 vest.
/ I'm consequence Of tho apparent annual
motion OF the sun. We see 10 perform
l !. fu
| motion Of the sun D. called It's motion IN
declnaton. and upon f1is very motion
/ tho times Of the suns rising and setting
~ well as the points in the horizon, where
/ 90 rises and cots altogether depend Even
the most inattentivc observer Of celestial
| objects cannot have failed 20 notice once
awhile that the sun does not rise and set
az the same point in Tho horizon through
ont tho whole year. IIe will 500 en- the
summer mornings the rays Of the rising
@un struggle through tho windows ON the
north side NJ his dwelling while I'm tho
winter mornings the rooms ON he south
side will receive the first beams II the
kink N Day as no omcrecs from the
eastern horizon How far north or south
tho sun shifts thus depends upon the lati-
tude OF tho place and the doolinqtion Of
tho sum- ON the Arctic and Antarctic
circles which bound the temperate zoros.
The sun docs NOT scr af I'D ON q CERTAIN
'.F9 of i1e year inlt lis at fhe Time
Nh'n 81 has a.-llncl MS highest DO
ch non nnd north m tho Are ic era
SCUM oI me A.. frtlr circles iho longest
-FOUR hours. I'm latitude - degrees. %
-'eon.- mo long dff lasts ono month
in latitude f9 degrees ~ seconds. two
months. n latitude % degrees 80 ecconls.
three months; n latitude Is lcereos n
SECONDS fDnr Wn.il-t in latitude - de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 30.-SPlRlTS
URPENTlNE-M firm az @o'4c.'
sales. $50 casks. receipts rs casks.
ROSlN-Firm and unchanged, receipts,
HnJi harrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Jan 3o.--Noth-
ing doing on account Of very lght re-
celpts. prices noinnaly unei"i7'+
CHARLESTON. S. c., Jan 3o.-TUR-
PENTINE-Dull.
ROSIN-Firm. Quotations: n, T.; g,
~ 81 10. 81 80. r.. 81 -. NJ. 81 So
y, 81 So, ". c.. s. .oO, W. W. - 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST LOUIS. MO, Jan. 5O.-FLOIR-
UNCHANGED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31
THE BELT OF ORION

There we see above us the most beauti-
fun OF all the conEle.lations. Orion. with
the two first magnitude 7ars. Betelgueze
and R-cl. and those three very bright
second magnitude stars that constitute
what is called the Belt Of orion. To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-31

'Quotations are for bonds maturing III
not less than ten years.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-01

operation OF Russia has been obtained,
and that country will be represented
in all departments of the exhibition.
Preparations for the exhibition have
been under way since June Z, 1895,
when King Oscar II. OF Sweden and
Norway publicly announced the time
and the place. Crown Prince Gustaf
was chosen chairman of the Central
committee, and Prince Eugene, the
Kings youngest son. himself an artist
of reputation, was made chairman of
the Committee on Mechanical and Fine
Arts. Every advantage has been talk
en- of the natural beauty of Stockholm
in locating the exposition grounds on
a point of land projecting into the
Baltic, at the beginning of the Dur.
garden, or Deer park, one of the most
beautiful pleasure grounds of Europe
and facing the harbor of Stockholm.
The site is divided into two sections
by the broad thoroughfare leading
from the center Of the city to the park
Communication between the two
fields Is established by means of a
temporary viaduct crossing the road
overhead.