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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
nlERGENrnALERs INVENTION.

Several days ago the newspapers re-
corded the death Of Ottmar Mergenthaler.
the inventor of the type-setting machine
which bears his name. Mergenthaier's
| invention made a revolution in the print
/ ing business. II is not many years ago
/ that the leading newspaper in Richmond
was a little four-page affair, yet it print
ed more matter than any other paper in
the State. No newspaper in Virginia
carried as many as eight pages, =: CeDt
ON special occasions. and when some
prosperous contemporary happened 20
enlarge its sheet by adding an additional
column TO each page it was an advent %
De noted by all other contemporaries ana
congratulations were I'm order.
Put I'm these days Norfolks two morn
ing papers appear daily in eight and
twelve page form respectively, with extra
large editions on Sunday; Lynchburg an6
Roanoke each have an eisht-page morn
ing daily, and Petersburg six page
daily. while even the new city of New
port News has a morning paper which
carries regularly six pages As for tho
Richmond papers. it IS not at all unusual
for the morning papers TO run eighteen,
twenty and twenty-four pages on sun
day and such a thing rs printing only
four pages even in the dullest day Of the
week is not thought Of
10 has been contended time and again
that labor-savlng machinery throws men
out OF employment, but in point Of fact,
while one type-setting machine will set as
much matter as several printers, the pay
rolls Of the newspapers Of Virginia are
far greater to-day than they. were before
Mergenthaler's invention, and every such
paper employs more men than under the
old regime.
This means that the public rather than
the newspapers have received the benefit
of Mergenthaler's invention. The type
setting machine has enabled the news
papers to set far more tyne at the same
cost. and so it happens, as we have
shown. that the output from every news
paper once mas bttH bitdil9 Fllidi ecu.
II il cost cent 20 set a line of type
under the old regime at least four lines
Of type can be set by machine at the
same cost. And. so the newspapers have
employed the type-setting machine 10
give TO their readers more reading matte,
for the same money.
This IS true not only Of the type-setting
machine. but Of all other labor-saving
machines. All such inventions have been
employed for the benefit Of the public.
This was not for the sake Of philan-
thropy. for there is little philanthropy in
business. It has been forced by the ne
cessities Of the case There is a demand
In this age for the best article at the
lowest cost. and every manufacturer
and the newspaper publisher is a manu-
facturer. has been exerting himself to
the utmost in the direction Of that ac-
complishment. We say that whatever
process be employed. whether 1t be labor
saving machinery or organization and
combination of forces. TO reduce the cost
Of production the public must necessarily
get the benefit Of such reduction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
Good for Rlchmnnh-

It is 20 be regretted that the elements
did not choose to be propitous at Rich
mond Tuesday. The ardor Of the mer-
ry-making was necessarily diminished
by the bad weather. Nevertheless. the
citizens met their disappointment cour-
ageously and did the best that was pos
sble.
The President and his party were made
to feel the heartiness Of a Virginia well
come, and the launching Of the Shubrlck
was accomplished without mlshap. All
over the country the press IS commenting
upon the agreeable significance OF the
event There could be no more striking
proof Of the restoration of goodwill be-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
Tho Nnninin HnsnltaI.

Miss Fife Stanley was operated upon
yesterday morning & the Retreat for the
Sick. The operation was very successful,
and the patient is doing nicely
Mrs. II. G. Wells, of Chesterfield Court
House. arrived at the Virginia Hospital
yesterday morning
Mr.. Palli, OF west Broad street, was
taken to the Virginia Hospital yesterday
morning.
Miss Anna Nelmes. Of Suffolk. arrived
nc the Virginia Hospital Wednesday
night. and is doing very nicely.
Mr.. Parkinson is improving very salts
factorily at the Virginia Hospital
Mrs. Angle left the Virginia Hospital
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs VI. NJ Mitchell. Of Church Hill,
will leave the Virginia Hospital to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
DAMAGED SHIPS.
The Bayard Barnes 10 BE Pulled Back
INTO Water.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov 2.-speclal.-The
Merritt Wrechng Company have con-
tractod TO float the big schooner Bayard
Barnes. hard ashore on Wllloughby Spit.
This work began to-day. and the wreck
ers hope 10 get the Barnes or.
The schooner Emma T. Angel Captain
Trip. from Baltimore for a northern
port with coal, arrived here to-day in dis
tress She was struck by the hurricane
while in Chesapeake Bay. shipped much
water and severely strained her upper
works. She viii repair here and proceed.
The wreck OF Arthur sewalls schooner.
Carrie a. Lane. a late derelict and trove
Of the sea. arrived here to-day In tow OF
the tug W. T. Luch.lblch. Her masts
were blown out by the storm. and she
appears much dlmae by fire. The Lane
once went around the Cspcs 10 San Fran
cisco and is known as an "Ouisider" IN
marine circles She is. however. appar-
entity past sailing. Ile- cargo Of lumber
Will probably be sold here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

ROXBURY. va. Nov. -special.-Rev.
II. T. Louthan and Alr. John ID. Miller.
Of Richmond are having successful decr
hunt in New Kent. They are the guests
rf Mr. w. p. Tunstal at Mulberry
Grove.
Mr. J. J. Kay IS dangerously an at his
home, near Qulnton, with little hopes Of
his recovery,
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher have lost
'heir only daughter Mabel Inez, age nine
months, which occurred Saturday at 5
!. NJ, at their home. Frayser's Farm.
She had only been sick two or three
days The funeral was conducted from
Providence Methodist church Monday
evening at o'clock. Rev. Mr.. MacSpar-
rim OBLIGATED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
Alleged 1Iur(lcrcrs.

FAIRFAX. VA. Nov Especial
sherin Gordon arrived this morning from
fredericksburg with Fred oliver, Robert
Mammin and Daniel sullivan, the tramps
VINO are charged with the murder OF n
ieliow tramp on a freight train on the
A. and T. railroad.
IL seems now, however, from the state
ment OF Pierre Mequill. that the crime
was committed In Prince William instead
or Fairfax county, and It Is probable
that the prisoners will be turned over
70 the authorities of tn. former county
for trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
Profitable silence.

Il think that husbands ought TO pay
their wives a weekly salary" declared
Mrs. Tomdik
About how much?" asked Mrs Hoiack
well say SO a week"
81 used to think so, too. until I discov-
cred that my husband pays about $500
year for my millinery and clothes alone.
and then I decided that any salary /
would Ike to ask wouldn't so very far"
Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

tween the North and the South than the
launching OF a war vessel for the national
government at the capital city Of the
Coniederacy amid the peoples cheers
No place in the United States could have
surpassed Richmond in enthusiasm. in
spite Of the rain.-Norfolk Landmark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

The members Of the Confederate Ne.
mortal Literary Society can obtain tick
cts to the Regents Luncheon. TO be Civ
en- at the Jefferson next Monday after
noon at o'clock. from Mrs. Thomas
II. Leary No li06 Grove avenue. and
Mrs y. v Randolph No. 5l2 east Grace
street. No tickets will be sold after Fri
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
JOE BICKERSTAFF,
asia West Broad Street.

Downtown Branch, 1903 fast Main Street.
Old Phone. 1925. Secondhand Wheels
BOUGHT, Sold and Exchanged. Bicycles
Rented.
Have your wheel lifted with the best
automatic Coaster ana Brake.
PUNCTURE-P PROOF TIRES.
Wheels bought from me keeps IN repair
free OF charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
Sent Them On.

Henry Wilson and Spencer Cox. two
young negroes, who. as told elsewhere.
attempted TO hold up Mr.. J. f. Shaw. Of
Henrico, were sent TO the grand jury
yesterday by Squire Lewis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
largo Prnnerty Deal.

Mr.. c. T. Sauer yesterday purchased from
Mr.. Emanuel Raab 50 feet on the west
side Of Twenty-hrst street. between Main
and Cary, tho price paid being 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

The Academy bOX-office will be opened
for the sale Of seats for the "Corinne'
engagement, this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

Rabbi E. y. Calisch will speak tonight
at the synagogue on the subject "Boer
and Brlton." Services begin at O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03

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SOUTHERN NOTES.

Mr. Charles r. crisp son Of the late
Hon Charles r. Crisp. has been appointed
Judge of the court Of sumter, Ca.
By the middle Of the present month the
torch will be applied to another one Of the
iron furnaces Of this district that has been
idle since the panic Of lS93.-Birmingham
Age-Herald.
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A Chattanooga special says: The report
recently sent from here that VIII stephens
had been Killed near Ooltewah By the
cars. is a mistake as TO name. The young
man killed was q young farmer from Gil
mer county, Georgia. and bore the name
Of Win Dove The father Of young
Stephens had prepared a coffin and burial
clothes for his son. but when he found ont
the mistake. he gave them 10 the dead
mans friends and he was given q decent
burial at Cleveland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
NEW YORK HORSE SHOW,
Via C. Il o. and old Dominion Steam
ship Route.

On November 18th the c. & o. Ry. VIII
sell round-trip tickets from Richmond 70
New York at Sll. or one way ticket at
ST.
Both rates include meals and state
room on the steamers Special hotel rates
IN New York. on European and American
plan. for those going this route
c. & o. train leaving Richmond at $40
+. NJ. November 18th. will connect with
Old Dominion steamship at Norfolk,
reaching New York on the following
afternoon.
For further information apply at c. q
o. Passenger Office, 500 east Main street.
Ask US for prices on best Anthracite
Splint, and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
Phone 272. WARNER MOORE
q a - ~ - "a K "a.
Rs.r. tn. nlhs knd You Nan kw,n Bought
ss, !. &HzZzN
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It IS not Of the smallest concern TO the
Courier-Journal whether William Goebel
is elected or defeated for Governor of Ken
lucky We made none Of the conditions
or the issues OF the canvass II next
Wednesday morning he shall be elected.
we shall not be penny the richer II, on
the contrary. he shall bee defeated, we
shall not be q penny poorer The man
who thinks the reverse OF this is either a
poor donkey who doesn't know what he is
thinking about and merely thinks he is
thinking. and II he says it. he is a malevo-
lent rascal with somebody elses money in
his pocket. and the words Of Ananias and
Sapphire upon his lips. Throughout these
queer political times the Courier-Journal
IS doing as it can rather than as it would
Louisville Courier Journal.
The Hon. John W. Yerkes. Of Danviue
is a candidate for United Senator from
Kentucky. to succeed the Hon. William
Lindsay.
Several farmers in South Carolina are
experimenting with pecans.
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TIE DAILY TIMES IS served by car
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Evening star., 1899-04-06

dends of S1.25 per share on the Metropoli-
tan stock and Is cents per share on the
Columbia stock due June j and Sept
1. respectively, are to be declared and are
to be paid to Mr.. Stevens on the shares of
stock deposited with the trust company
To the Metropolitan company is given the
right to secure certain certificates of in
debtedness, known as A and B, by a second
mortgage on the property, the right being
reserved by the company to pay the same
upon thirty days notice on payment of
12O per cent on their par value.
Mr.. Stevens also agrees to pay four per
cent interest on the purchase money from
April 10 until the entire amount for the
stock has been paid to the trust company.
to be made in the prosecution of the bust
ness of the companies and the Columbia
company is to continue the issue of bonds
and the expenditure for the extension of
1898 ''
Evening star., 1899-04-06
Personal Eonds Taken,

Charles Jackson, a young man, who
says he served in a Connecticut regi-
ment during the Cuban campaign, was ar
rested in the Baltimore and Potomac depot
this morning by Policeman Browne on a
charge of carrying blackjack. The officer
had noticed him lettering about the depot
and had heard him inquiring about the
trains to the race track before he arrested
him
In conversation with the officer, he said
he was from Kentucky. He told Judge
Scott that he was from Connecticut and
was on his way to Chicago to enlist in an
Illinois regiment. When questioned by the
judge Jackson said he bought the black
Jack as a Cuban relic and gave a s. Span
ish bill for it. Judge Scott took his per
sonai bonds to leave the city.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
Permit Refused.

A recommendation of Capt. Beach, the
District Engineer Commissioner, that a
permit for the erection of bill board at
the east approach to the street bridge
over ROCK creek be refused has been ap-
proved by his associates. The application
for the permit was made by the Moxley
Advertising Company, it being stated by
the company that permit was granted it
some years ago for the purpose. but that
when the bridge wss repaired some time
ago the board was removed. Capt Beach
advised that the Commissioners should re-
fuse the request. because they have no
authority to permit the occupation of pub
lie space for private purposes
Evening star., 1899-04-06
CONDITIONS STATED
Terms Proposed for Local Railway
Stocks.
METROPOLITAN and COLUMBIA LINES
Provision for Deposit of Cash With
Trust Company.
OF AGREEMENT

The circular addressed to the stockhold-
ers of the Metropolitan and Columbia street
railway companies, together with the
agreement of sale, published in full in yes
terdays Star, was based as stated, on
a memorandum of Mr.. Frederick c. Ste
vens, giving the terms and conditions upon
which he would purchase the stock of these
companies. The main features of this
memorandum have already been published
in The Star. An accurate summary, how
ever. is given below:
In the memorandum of the proposition
of Mr.. Frederick C. Stevens in regard TO
the purchase of the capital stock of the
Metropolitan and Columbia street railroad
companies 1t is stated that the stockhold-
ers of the companies shall have until April
II to sell their stock. When stock amount
ing to 1900 or more shares, out Of total
of 10000 of the Metropolitan company and
1905 or more out of a total of 5000 shares
of the Columbia Railway Company shall
have been thus offered then Mr.. Stevens
agrees within three days of the receipt of
such offer to deposit with the American
Security and Trust Company $500, 900, to be
applied, disposed or: forfeited as provided.
or this amount s2O0,OO0 is to be deposited
Metropolitan company and 100000 for the
stockholders of the Columbia company.
Contingency Provided For.
In the event the offerings Of stock fall be-
low the number named above, it is provided
that Mr. Stevens wifi stin have the right
to accept the stock that has been offered
under the conditions named.
The stockholders iof the two companies
signing the agreement to sell are required
to deposit their stock with the trust COM
pany on or before May 1. Within tvto days
after that date MIR. Stevens is to pay the
sum of $500 600 to the trust company for
the benefit Of the selling stockholders. and
the balance of the sums due are to be paid
in three equal payments on the 18th day of
July, August and September Mr. Stevens,
however is given the right to anticipate
these payments.
1t is stipulated that Mr.. Stevens Is not to
acquire the stock Of one company unless he
takes also the stock of the other COM
pany. In the event of the failure of MIR.
Stevens to make the payments as stipulated
then the $780, 600 to be deposited the 10Th
instant is to be divided pro rata among
those who have deposited their stock 1t is
also provided that no stoock is to be deiiv-
cred until the full amount of the purchase
money is deposited with the trust company
Payment of Dividends.
It II also provided that the regular diyi-
Evening star., 1899-04-06
ANACOsTIA RAILROAD co.
Purchase of Belt Road and the Issue
of Stock.

A meeting of the stockholders of the
Aracostia and Potomac River Railroad
Company was held today at the office Of the
company. 1417 G street northwest 1t was
decided TO purchase the Belt railroad,
which was sold some time ago at public
auction. and to re-equip that road with the
underground electric system 1t was also
decided to re-equip with the sams system
the Auacostia railroad, and for this purpose
an issue of stock was agreed upon. amount
ing to S3,OU.00O Of which amount total
of s, 10000 is to be placed at once on the
market.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
Extension of Electric Service.

Replying to an inquiry of the District
Commissioners. their attorney today de-
oided that electric arc lighting service NAV
be extended outside of the city limits, un-
der the provisions of the District appro-
priation bill for the coming fiscal year. If
such extension be confined to the fire limits
and along the line of conduats existing july
1, 1898. The inquiry of the Commissioners
was based on report of Mr. w. c. Allen
the District electrical engineer, who stated
that it is desired to place lights on 1Ith
street, north of Florida avenue, and ON O.
lumbia road along the line of the MetropoI-
itan railway.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
District Not Responsible.

Replying to protest lodged by the City
ard Suburban Railway Company, the Dis
trict Commissioners have informed the
company that they do not agree the District
should pay for the rea6justment of paving
found necessary solely and entirely by the
installation of the company's tracks in lst
street between c and d streets northeast
The assessment will therefore be made
against the company.
Evening star., 1899-04-06

southwest. The patient. Walker Brooks,
coiored, has been removed to the pest hos
pital
No deaths from cerebro-spinal meningitis
had been reported up to late hour this
afternoon.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
Pro-Cathedral Church Election.

The Pro-Cathedral Church Of st. Mark
has elected the following officers: John p.
Torbert, senior warden; VIM. T. Kent, jun
ior warden; vestrymen, Walter H. NARROW,
F. r. Wallace, Fl. j. Wylie, Ira H. johann
nes, DR.. ]. E. Littlewood. John H. Chew,
Robert ]. Walker, VIM. Berry; treasurer,
Walter H. NARROW; registrar, John P. Tor
bert; delegates to the convention, John H.
Chew, w. r. Hillyer. w. r. Wallace; alter
mates, VIM. Berry, Capt. w. s. Hodges, s.
e. Roane,
Evening star., 1899-04-06
Secretary Alger nt Ponce.

PONCE, Porto Rico, April 6.-The United
States transport Ingalls,. having on board
Gen. Russell A. Alger, the Secretary of
War. and his party. arrived here at
o'clock last night, forty-eight hours out
from Kingston. Jamaica. All are we'll
or. board the transport. The SecAetary and
kfs party will visit the town today.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
Edmund J, Mofret De.a

DENVER, Col. April 6.-Edmund J. Mof-
fet. brilliant lawyer. died at St Luke's
Hospital yesterday. after suffering six
weeks from acute consumption, the result
OF an ettack Of gV5p.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
Steamship Arrivals.

At Glasgow-Anchoria. from New York.
At Liverpool-Waesland. from Philadei-
phia.
At New York-Furnessia, from Glasgow.
Evening star., 1899-04-06
1.-THE Famous
Eisennan Flake. I"

| We buy cloth i'm inn
| mense quantities-pay
spot cash for it-make
I it up ourselves-is it
: amy wonder that our
styles and qualities are !
!: above the average, and !
our prices far below?
That's "The Famous 8,
Eiseman Make"-tFle
!: best ready = to wear
: garments i'm Washing
! tOn-the kind that
: every man can profit
: ably buy.
!: We've had fortyyears
: of clothes making and
selling-aRd we handle :,
the reliable qualities
I that make and hold
trade.
Spring suits and top
coats at $3.50 to S25-
the $40 to S35 grades
of other stores.
! |IE5!gRINZElg IE5ME BROS:
! G@Ro IW AMp e