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PRINTER WANTEn--A good all round
printer TO take charge Of a Fix column
paper. Must have man az once. The Ia
depcndent, Waller, Texas. ii
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WANTED TO RENT.

wANTED-A modern ave 70 six room cot
tage close In; state location and price
Address al4 Crawford street OF call, Is
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FOR SALE-Suctlon dredse, consisting of
barge 22xSO; one lO-inch ceutri ugal
pump one 4-inch centrifugal pump. en-
gines aud boiler, Wheeler condenser with
vacuum and circulating pump, and $40
feet of discharge pipe; this plant is SUIT
able for dredging mud or sand or for
pumping water for rice irrigation, and II
taken at once will be sold at a bargln;
can be seen at Houston, Texas. 7. j.
Shea, 1915 Hamilton street. 70
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WANrED--Foreman and saw nier for 40
600 capacity mills also ten saw, mill
me at once. Tenaha Lumber company,
hy 4. s. llicks Soc.rrens rs
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FORT BEND COUNTY For the next nine
" days ! VIII oifer for sale $40 acres Of
black waNy land located nine miles
north Of Damon Mound and ten miles
south II Richmond at Si25o per acre
one.halt cash-halnncc 10 suit purchaser
al . per cent interest This is indeed
pcbi bargain. Address S. G.. Walker
care Of X H. Taliey Co, Taylor. Texas.
III ,
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EMPIRE ADnIrlON-YouW have TO hurry
ufteen lots sold yesterday, cali today and
get choice remember $50 cash win secure
any lot IN this elegant addition; remem-
her this IS the FIRST dav's sale Hooper,
Fuller \ McCliutock, 2iS Main street Is
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HOTELS END SUMMER REsoRTs.

ROTRNE HoTEIs-Boerne, Kendall county,
All south rooms, well ventilated, all I'M
provements; most rec1perative spot on
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AGENTS WANTED

W1NTED--l good man In each town 10
Texas. Big money TO the right person,
lesy work Address The Retail Credit
and collection Association. r. o. Bcx AVA
Boulder Colorado - -
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ENTRY CLERK-one with some expe.
renee IN dry goods; one willing 10 make
himself useful. Apply at 6OB and 6OS
Main street, G.. A. MiStrOt X Co. 2l
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MARTYR. HUDSON & FORD.
WE have for sale few good ten and TWEEN
ty-acre tracts, two partly improved, SUIT
able for chicken raising or truck farm.
Ing. three miles from city limits on good
county road
800 Franklin; phone sos. Il
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WANTED-Two colored hostlers and two
boys. Wilson's Livery stable IL
WANTED-A housc.woinan; must be neat
and clean TN her work Apply T04 hell
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WANTED Persons TO do writing at homo,
So per month; work guaranteed for one
year. AddrcSs A, d. c. this office. Is
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CNE.SIXTH interest thlrty-nve acres c.,
II. Jordit survey. adjoining Saratoga
Springs; make offer quick. Address III,
thls onlce. ~
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HELP WANTED.

PLY lis Washington street. ~
MANIED-2uO tie makers. pay 12c for
tNS.s pine and ifc for 6xSS oak; have an
ahundance Of iirst.class virgin timber,
come To Mldllne Switch; long lob aud
TlEMAhERS WANTED 700 tiemakcrs 10
make 0xS-S sap pine ties 5O,ODO acres OF
timber; VIII pay lie Tor saps on good
timber. l3c tor sgps on Gull timber. pay
weekly speclal inductmcnts TO good con
cameron Co lmcorpurntedl Z. l.. Nab.
ers, Manager Beaumont, Texas II
WANTED-rraveiing salesmen; must fur
ni>h conNeYancci send recommendations.
Dleeey Drug Co. Bristol Tenn. 10-l0
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WANrED--A Young man to sell papers, CT
CARS and fruit on train Apply Crescent
News company Central depot ID
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WANTED Honest boy to drive delivery
wagon, vel acquainted In city. 12li
Congress avenue. Is
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BOARD AND ROOM.

I'll TEXAS AVE.-commodious apart
ments, 2iA blocks from Rice hotel Main
street, business center; rooms 10 let Win
or without table fare. Regular ana tran
silent custom solicited. Reasonable rates;
New phone 100 -----.---ll- -
DESIRABLE southeast rooms and board N
private family for two gentlemeni SCI,
erences Apply 1913 Texas ayenne. 10
ROOM AND BoARD-Gentlemen or couple.
In stylishly furnished private MONIES baIn
ana parlor. SOL Polk avenue. y
IT74 W1TKER--Deslrab furnished south
room, nearby board; close In. ~
NEATLY furnished upstairs room, with
grate with good board. for two young
men or couple; rates reasonable. Ills
Travis street. ~
GTs W JACK BRYAN-I3est rooms and
board. 1915 Walker and Austin ~
soTTTuFAsT room, an conveniences; good
board 40 San Jaelnto.
ETRgT-TIASs board and room, reasonable
with bath GIL Mckinney avenue 10
10TFT BURNETT dining room. the place
10 take your meals. ~
ryTTTyT HOUSE, afes 81 per day; spe-
clal rates by week or month. 90 san
Jacinto ST. Gus MeKernon. Prcp. us
HOUSTON HEIGHTS HorEL-.cool, airy
rooms, good board, pure artesian watsr,
hot and cold baths, telephone 70 Per
week. o. NJ. Carter. =
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SALESMAN-Guud medical book salesman
to canvass surgeons Of Houston on a
new and important surgical publication
lust issued Cassei u Co, I and . West
EIghteenth strccl. Now York. lN
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WANrED--A middle aged woman 60 keep
house and care for four children ringing
from 4 years TO III years, J. j Turner,
Center, shelby county, Texas. 10
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FOR RENTING large south rooms for
hgnt housekeeping. modern cOnyenlences;
one furnished. $40 Cartres street IS
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FOR SALE--TwO beautiful lots with cot
tggcs thereon in the prosperous and grow
Ing city of Hllsboro, situated few wards
west OF the NJ, X. and n. and Cotton
Belt railway stations; price $4,000, cash
or exchange for good oil stocks In com
panies located on Spindle Top Uill at
their value. Address Owner, Box 25,
Beaumont Texas. IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and others who have
windows 10 clean to send for our new
machine for cleaning plate glass You
can clean more windows in i've minutes
with our machine than you can in two
hours the old way. BY express prepaid
for 81. Address Wilson, Wear q Co.
OF NTH nvenma. Chlcagn Ill 10
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WANTED-Colorcd girl for general house
work cali early. 1912 Capitol, Mrs 7.
j. Morptt 10
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wan led Bids on instalment plan FOR
Address 1. n. Bemus, Br0okshlFe. Texas.
Il
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HORSE and harness and one four.seot
Rp1nneton' cheap Apply Powhatan Indian
''ol VI trinity street 10
BOG Fannln street INJURY ~
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS. -Blds are Invited
feet In width along CLARK street. in The
CIV OF Houston, commencing at Oden
avenue, and ending at Atascoceta pullic
road. and for tho construction ~ 3, nuh.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, a lOO-horse power
der, for $3.50. just the thing for a saw
mil. Can be seen at American Cotton
company's gin plant, Brennan Texas
Address communication to d. s. Cage,
American Cotton Co., Houston, Texas.
1902
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Sl000, tcn.acrc tract on Tcle
phone road half mile west OF HARRISBURG
depot three and one.half miles from city
limits; road being graveled nearly e
place. cash $3.50, balance one, two and
three years; fine place FOR home or trucl
gardening; plenty Of autesian water Cal
az once. Hooper Fuller & McClintcck
q 2iS Main street 1,
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drst.class and completely furnished: an
one who knows BRYAN will tell you this
Is rare oppori unity; positively not for
rent j. S. Mooing, Bryan, Texas.
FOR -S1TE-A drst-ciass. well-established
good-paylng hardware and lumber bust
ness IN one OF the best coast counties
in Texas Address G.. c. Clifford, Whar-
Ton. Texas. 1921
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FOR RENTAL Hockey. Texas, one new
store house. Apply to Jacob Hilspold,
Hockey, Texas Is
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Aahkb unfurnished rooms bath. III resi-
9ence close In references required Adj
dress $500, this o1ice. is
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FOR SALE.

IA Isl rom 500 to $3.50; prices Iowes,
nnq 9 9Iay aighest ls our motto HsT5.
wife s nr csi Aimpal pianos best on earth
- ~. %
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EDUCATIONAL
LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

pa1oI LH-Snnday evening one red nav
HsAf . s1de' about 1854 hands, deep scar IN
mule lshae OF neck; mouse colored mare
% 7 sggut ioh hands; both fat Return
seWafd thompson & Co. aud receive
rrlsT- IS
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LADY win energy and refinement wants
employment at once; good references ana
references expected; experience In house
keeping hotel and boarding school Al.
dress 9S4S. this office. 70
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TWO connecting rooms for light house.
keeping, furnished or unfinished. 2u3
Chartres street 10
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q conspicuous place win be Written the
name 81 the bidder and the work bid
gpSSn me right Is reserved to reject any
twelve u2l O'Clock noon on Saturday,
Uedioher 10. 1901. Z. II. Vasmer, County
Juuge. is
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| FOR SALE-Block 1G. Young Mems add-
ton, Houston for Slo0O cash, bargain
for Spectator. w. T. Conklin 222t
strand, Galveston. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TNN0T NJ EAIkNT-To the Pub ic: iIav.
ing completed all OF the late Architect
+. T. Helner's work, the undersigned Will
carry on the business ana is ready 10
and am kinds OF hui. Ling; any work en-
trusted 10 US viii have prompt aud care
ful attention; give Us a call. S A. oliver
4 CO. archtects, 6l0% Main street 1O21
of the Warren aud Corsicana Pacific Rail
way company is called by the president
20 be held AZ the ofhce OF the company;
O'Clock a. IN. October %, 1901 for the
purpose Of authorizing the directors 70
apply 10 the railroad commission OF Texas
for authority TO issue bonds. BY order OF
ID president. Y W Mcneil secretary
Houston Texas, Sept. %. 1901. 1925
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lHL intellectual horizon OF the world
wtdenS as the centuries pass" this nc.
counts for the reason why live business
men use stencils and rubber stamps and
buy them from j. V. Love, 22OJ Mechanic
street, Galveston. n
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OPEN yet sealed envelopes; saves you $40
per 1909 in postage: 1900 printed to or,
der for S2j. j. ]. PastoriZa Printing and
Lithographlng Company. Houston. II
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FOR RENT--Elegant suite of rooms for one
or two gentlemen. Apply 116 Congress
avenue.
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OIL LANDS--Damon Mound, sour Lake,
saratoga and Big IIil in Matagorda coun-
~ We have bargains TO offcr and it
VIII pay you to investigate our choice
traces and compare prices. Call for our
special bargain on Damon. Cash u
Lucael. tf
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SOME NICE second hand furniture cleop,
at Seaman & BartelPs warehouse Is
FOR SALE-Slx or eight hundred bushels
of corn, twelve head of work mules some
second hand wagons plows, etc W. G.
Bennett, Courtney, Texas II
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
INTEREST IN
YACHT RACE
Three Famous Boats Contest
for The Supremacy
LINES on THE CONTESTANTS
supporters Of Columbia Rely Upon
PrOwesS Of Captain Barr 10
Achieve Victory
LINES on THE CONTESTANTS

Newport. r. l., July Preparations
are complete for the great race to-day
between the Constitution, Independ-
cnce and Columbia.
It is probable that there is moro in
terest in this race than in any yacht
racing contest that has ever before
taken place between American boats
The Independence is an unknown
quantity. She is regarded by many
men as an experiment. and should
she win Ger the two Herreshoff boats.
well known and experienced yachts,
many experts go so far as to say that
this would put an end to the big
single stiokers as cup challengers and
defenders. so wide is her departure
from the original yachting idea
Then. too. the interest in to-dGy's
race is widespread and intense because,
should It proceed from start to finish
without accident, It win be the first
real test Of the new Herreshon crea-
tion. the Constitution. She has thus
far started in only two races. In the
first she suffered slight mlshap her
self. which many say was enough to
lose her the race. In the second. her
rival, the old Columbia, came to grief
and the contest was declared or So
as a matter Of fact. her speed quail
ties arc as yet untried.
The only known quantity is the
Columbia Some say that In her the
limit of speed has been reached. A
famous New York yacht clubman said
that her captain, Charles Barr is the
best racing skipper in the world, and
furthermore, that he is now getting
more speed out of the Columbia than
ever before in her history At all
cents she is a most admirable trial
horse.
There has been much discussion
over the relative measurements of tho
three racers. AS the measurements
stand now, the racing length of the
Constitution is l04.78 feet: Indepen-
dence 103.35; Columbia 1O2.30. Thus
in a thirty mile course the Constltu-
tion, the largest boat of the three,
would allow the Independence "A sec.
oDds and the Columbia / minute and
~ seconds and the Independence
would allow the Columbia S3 seconds.
Should the result be very close il
might be necessary to re-measure the
independence, as Mr. Hyslop was not
satisfied with the water line measure.
mcnt this morning, on account of
some diflculties in getting the tre-
mendous overhang, which, by the way,
is the longest he ever measured in
an experience extending over many
years.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

lon nox, Wednesday the now cancel
ing machine will be placed in the VIII
mington postofrlce.
Ten members Of tho y. NJ. C. A. will
spend this Afternoon on the river in a sail
hoat.
Mrs. Flora Faucet, aged e. years, died
n her home, No. 7O Buttonwood street.
yesterday, OF general debility.
Albert Dougherty. of the veasey Drug
'ompans, has been appointed member
of the state Board OF Pharmacy
Captain W. G. r. Colquhoun has gone
TO ST. Louis to take charge of the quar-
tcrmaster's department there.
Coroner Frick yesterday gave a GER
tidcate OF death from opium poisoning IN
the ease OF 4. Elner Haley. who died on
Thursday morning as result of drinking
laudanum
Praise services will be held In Rodney
street Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
The Twentieth international Christian
Endoavor Convention opened in Cincin-
natl. Ohio, to-day.
Prank Dawson and Samuel Mccall Of
Delaware city, were injured boy the ex-
plosion OF a cannon cracker on Thursday
evening
There win be two trottsng races in
Wawaset Park this afternoon.
DR. Read }. Mckay has been elected
am elder of Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church. succeeding Ashton r. Tatnan
Mrs. Mary j. Colmery, widow of the
late George w. Colmory, of Newark. aged
50 years was hurled at ST. James
church, Stanton, to-day.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
A LttIe story Of the Weather.

Washington July 6-The tenth day
of the present heated term was again
q "scorcher" except where severe
thunderstorms, local rains or violent
atmospheric changes induced cool
weather. Last night the weather bu-
reau officials again said the only pros
pect for relief from the heat lies in the
occurrence Of storms. There is no
promse, they sad, of general thunder
storms sufficient to make a consider.
able fall in the temperature. Local
thundershowers will give temporary
local relief but weather bureau ofi-
cials say permanent relief viii not
come until heavy storms or local
rains prevail In Chicago a promise
OF a short respite from the heat is
efKen. New York to-day had a two
inch downpour Of rain which sent the
thormometer down TO 76. Washing
ton. ID. C.. was the Uarmest place east
OF the Allegheny Mountains to-day
the maximum temperature recorded
being IS. There vas not much hu
midity. but the air was lively and the
day was very trying.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
These Men Did Not Work.

Charleston, S. c., July GA special
train bringing in twelve non-union
men. hired by the Southern Railway
to take the places Of striking machin-
lists at the Southern Railway shops was
held up by friends OF the strikers at
the Enston Home Switch yesterday
morning and the frightened passengers
were compelled TO disembark. The
switch was turned after It had been
set for the special. thus bringing the
train to stop. While the switch was
being set right the strikers rushed on
the platform of the coach. forced open
the door and took the non-union men
out. While the demonstration was ex-
citing, no actual clash of arms arose.
as the men on the special train seemed
frightened and got off without seri-
Gus protest After this the new men
scattered and no effort was made by
the railroad officials to get them to-
gether for work in the shops.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
SAYS IEANRER ROWED
HARDEST RACE YESTERDAY

Henly. England. July 6.-The fifth
ana final heat for the Grand Challenge
Cup was won by Leander. which fin
ished one length ahead of Pennsyl-
gania. Time, minutes. a As seconds.
Regarding the Pennsylvania stroke,
Bob Cooke says:
"The Pennsylvania crew were beaten
by the better style of rowing, and the
present Leander crew were the best
exponents of this style. Until the
Americans learned to utilize these
principles practically, they cannot hope
70 be successful at Henley"
Captain Burnell. of the Leander
crew, said: 1T was the stiffest Job l
ever had. think Leander rowed her
hardest race to-day"
Henley il fully illuminated tonight
and the town has holiday appearance.
Immense crowds Of people are here.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
DRESS UP FOR SUICIDE.
Said 10 he an Invariable Rule with
Women seeking Death.

Women Seeking Death.
"If l should ever be called upon to
furnish indisputable proof Of the in
heront pride OF woman" said n police
sergeant, Il would point at once to her
lnvariable rule of dressing up in her
best clothes when she goes out to com
nit suicide. In my experience on the
force l have had occasion 90 handle a
good many suicides and afterward in
vestigate their personal affairs, and in
every instance | have found that the
poor unfortunates prepared themselves
for death 10y donnlng their best bib and
tucker
The majority of the printed reports
Of suicides say that the clothes of the
dead woman were good or well made
or elegant II the woman contemplate
Ing suicide owns a silk waist. she
wears it. Her broadcloth skirt and silk
petllcoat naturally go with this gar
ment. and she selects her best shoes.
81 have looked up the history Of
many OF these respectfully clad suicides
and have found that they owned but
one gown with which they could make
a decent appearance on the street and
that that one good dress was chosen
without exception as the appropriate
garh In which to make the exit from
this worlds stage. 1t makes no differ
cnce what manner Of death is chosen,
the costume is carefully selected
let n woman sleep her life away I'M
der the influence Of drugs or burn her
soul out with acids or sink into the
slime Of the river she clothes herself in
her most becoming garments and seeks
the end with apparent tranquility
Her instinct Of gentility and elegance
In clothes is with her to the last. and
even in the face of death she shrinks
from n public appearance in unbecom
ing ralment."-New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
Ilvn stook Marketa.

New York. July e-Beeves, receipts
SOS. dull. steers i0c lower; bulls and
cows steady 20 a shade lower, all sold.
Steers. N.75a59O; oxen and stags. H.50Q
500 bulls. s3.250AO5: cows S2.25a4l5.
Cables unchanged. Shipments tomorrow
1900 cattle and ll025 quarters Of beef.
Calves. receipts lS5; 1855 on sale. SLOW
and 25d35c on; some sales 5oc lower 100
head unsold. Veals S350Q5.12ia; tops.
s. 25: culls So: huttermillSs S202.50. Sheep
and lambs. receipts iOi5l head. Good
sheep steady: others dun and lower; top
grades Of P.mbs full steady; others hard
20 sell aAd unevenly lower; u cars un-
sold. Saas3 S25Oa3 90; lambs A85d825.
one car O1tga s6.lO; culls Ss.25Ni: few year
lings $40. Hogs. receipts 1856; slow
western hogs, S590q6.25; state hogs $3.50
l6S5.
East Liberty. Pa. July 6.-Catue steady.
Extra. s5.90G6; prime S565a575: good.
S5.s5d5.55. Hogs steady. Prime assorted
hoavies SC.0JQ6l0, best yorkers. mediums
good light yorkers and pigs. S6O5; COM
mon TO fair do. S60tO5. slips. A.75q575;
rourhs. S4250bc0 Sheep slow. Bes,
wethers. S37eO3S0: culls and common.
t.5cN2.-o; yearAngs. s25Oa45O veal
calves seas "a
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
uIub ,IountoIns Of tbo ,Ioon

The Leibnltz range attalns enormous
attitudes above the average level of the
moons surface and Is sometimes seen
projected far beyond the regular curva-
ture Of disk. thus destroying the circu-
lar contour and giving it a notched or
serratcd aspect. Several of the peaks
OF these southern mountains measure
10000 feet in altitude. while one has
been estimated 10 attain the great
height Of 10000 feet. All the chief
mountains Of the moon which can be
seen from the earth with telescope
have had their heights ascertalned. The
German observers. Beer and Maedler.
have calculated the height Of no fewer
than 1905 lunar mountains. The Do
riol mountains supply an instance Of
great elevation, the peaks Of the three
leading ones being between $4,000 and
10000 feet high. Among other lunar
peaks may he mentioned Uuyghcns.
81 600 feet: Hadlcy. $4,000 feet: Brad
ley, 10000 feet, and Wolf. 1000 feet.