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INJUNCTION ISSUED

Restraining Bjsbee Railway from Crossing
Southern Pacific Tracks at FL Paso.
FL Paso, Texas, December 3o.--The war
between The Southern Pacific and Bisbee
Railway companies, which wased aercely
in New Mexico, broke out afresh today
when an Injunction was issued restraining
the Bsbee from crossing the Southern Pa
ciic tracks IN the suburbs OF this city.
Tho prtition fled by the Southern Pacific
relates that the grade crossing contem'
Mated would endanger the lives OF PAS
sengers and asks that the question be re-
frrred to the state railroad commission.
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BATTLE OF TIE Rail.

President Meneu Of the Northern Pscihc
denies that be is 70 resign.
The winter meeting Of the Railway
Transportation association will be held q
the Great Northern hotel, Chicago, Jannl~
Is.
The drst train Into Peru, Ind, over the
newly completed Cinciunaii, Richmond and
great rejoicing.
The Central Passenger AsfntE' aksoca
zion have not yet tsken any action on the
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Vessels Destined for Galveston.
Slrn 4 AIG4InA
PRIsoNgR SUICIDES.
Walter Terrence Kills Himself After Be-
mo Recantured.

Walter orrence Kills Himself After Be
ing Reoaptured
Longyiew. Texas January 1.-city Mar.
shal sid Curtis of Marshall caught wal.
Ter Terrence alias Walter Thomas, one of
the prisoners who escaped from jail bere
a few lights ago ana brought him over
and placed him in Jail about a. In and
ot N. when the jaler went up TO
make tho prisoners a Gre, be found Tor
renee dead. He had hung bimselt vito
attempted 10 hang himself about two
weekG ego ana WIS fcnnd md cut down
before he had stri neied to dearh. He
Informed the toiiei that there we're thur
teen indictments against him 10 Louisiana,
krkantsE and Texas, and be said be was
wanted at Crockett Texas, for horse theft
aud IN Louisiana for bigaIny and various
offenses The taller had a couple of pris
orers 20 watch him and they stated he
hung himself few minutes after they laid
down They were OF the opinion that be
did not have the nerve 10 try Il again
He bad married few days before he was
biFr arrested in Marshall. The sheriff re-
eeiveu q message from hts father az Gil
mer. that he was coming for bis remains
He was a young man who was born IA tbif
county and his people are very respectable
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NEW rRAlNMAsTeR.

T. P. Coppaae Appointed to Succeed Mr..
McCamn1on at Temple.
Temple, Texas, January l.-Etfective to-
day, Mr.. T p coppsge viii be trainmaster
for the Santa Fe, southern division, With
headquarters at Temple, Mr.. E. Mccain.
mon whose resignation took effect with
the incoming OF Mr.. Coppage, has been In
the railroad service here Mt Temple long
time and rendered his resignation TO ac-
cept more pleasant ard lucrative work.
Mr.. Courage, the new trainmaster, Is q
Soung nan who comes from Arkansas.
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Lamnaaas Ias Made Good.

Lampasas, Texas. December Sl.--At a
meeting Of citizens today sufficient sums
were subscribed 10 satisfy the demands
the railroad people and work op the exteu-
sion OF the Austin and Northwestern from
Bdrpet will begin at once.
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RAILWAY EARNINGS.

Reports for the Third Week in Deem
Der Show Losses.
/ Ihirty-four roads reporting for the third
Week show aggregate earnings of s7,lp5, oOs,
loss OF S2ss,sss, or per cent compared
Win the reports for the corresponding
lOAuS rennrtinp -
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roliton. II is likely that the bridges will
Gc IN shape s1d the line closed between
sherman aud Fort Worth, including the
Cotton Belt Joint track. by saturday even
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SIS Lampasas tAml. New York
sch Pierce Simpson, Point Isabel
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LIVE STOCK WERE STEADY
! ! 4soaecoi culls and bucks, a.oO0

Ismbs, Asoaeoo; culls and bucks 2oc9
so.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, January l,-cattle = Receipts.
COCO, Dafket steady; good TO prime, 6,I5l
100 poor TO medium, S.T505,N0; stock
ers and fcedcrs, 2.O09a 90; CONS, l.2S3li.0Si
heifers lTJ6iS %; Gamers, .2oNia 30, bulls,
266l4 so; calves 25OQ8.50 Nogs-R Re
celpt, today IS 900: tomorrow, 2S,OOo; lefl
over. l2,6ST; market sc to l0c lower, naked
and butchers. 6OQl6,G0; good 70 choice
heavy, 8 A0aB.T0, rough heavy. 6.0o16S0i
light, 5S5M6S0, bulk OF Gales. 0eOdd 40
sheep Receipts, 5000; Market STEADY
choice mixed, SoodS9n; Western sheep
40Cct4.5 so; native lambs, S.0o6l5so; West
eru lambs, 5.0odo.so
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. January 1--Cattle-- Receipts
$500 natives, TOO Toxaus. 90 calves leA9'
port and dressed beef steers, o.oT8o, 80
feir 10 good. 4 75Gt5.00; stockers aud feed
ers. Sotid4b5; Western sed steers, 4 'oy
900; Western range steers, SooHo,Vu
Texas aud Indian steers, S,oVetE ~ ~ Ie4 h
COWS. 25C6t3 IS; native cows, LOGO ~
METERS. 8Od6l5. so; Gamers, l.70@2GO; nulls
. 25Sf4 25; calves, 100000. Hogs-~ke
ccints, ii 600. market 5Ml0c lower lol
& az, bulk OF sales. 5 0O5t6. So heavy, %.
a0d5; mixed packers, 62549.6oi iignt. %
| S8.4O; pigs, 4,2oQf5. % Sheep-hecelpts
| 1COO; market strong, fed lamhs, tSA33't2
led wethers. s T5G4,50; yearings, 4.2oa =; 90 q,
| ewes 3.oodi3S5 culls and teeaefs' ~
! G375.
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OLD FOLKS.

Men and women who have reached adj
vanced years Of life need a medicine to tone
up the system and strengthen the stomach
and kidneys, which after 50 many years
faithful service have become weakened The
best medicine to meet their needs is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, Do not failto Try it.
Grandfather John Harris, Claytonvllle.
Kan. says; II have used your Bitters and
attribute my long life and continued good
health 20 It's use"
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr OF GALVESTON. January /


SIS Rreifond (Nor), Bluehelds.
IS Midlothian Castle CBrl Barry
IL Denver AMI New YORK.
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THE RECEIPTS AT
KANSAS CITY WERE LIGHT
The Chicago Market Remained Steady
While the Range at Other Points
Was Higher

Denison Texas, January LA large nun-
her Of cattle hayc died IN the Indian Ter.
ritory of blaekleg Cattle attacked llv,
hut few hours. II has never been demon.
5tr?ted that vaccination Is a sure prevep.
latye Stock men ate vaccinating their
cattle as fast as possible.
ST. LOUIS
st Louis, January 1--Cattle-- Recaipts
100, including 300 Texans; best natives Isl
higher; others Zoe higher, Texans steaI.;
native Shipping and export s,ecrs. 5Ikl,i
~, wi b fancy up TO 75o dressed be5t
ana hutcher steers i.OO3IoO0; steers unde,
lVVi pounds, 3.6O0i5.0O stockeis and ferd.
ers, 2,oO03 95i COWS and boilers, 2pU5i4 4. IS,
tanners, lGo@2.70; bulls, 2T568 %; TexeJ
ana indian steers 3. T5(5525 fed ylOG
$50 grass COWS ana hnifers, . ooa3 ~
Hogs Receipts. zoos market steady: pigs
and lights, b.75d6 10; Fuckers. 1. 55Si6 ".
butchers, 6.2oQ675. Sheep Roceip.s $40,
market strong; native muttous, 8O0d4 IS,
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oniyflIs BECKY Sharp Yoflts Gi
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, .on4NaiyoU want building matNG A n
'VnSiR call at 1910 Franklin aveIOAl
3urke.
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rs no BFCKY SHARP-MmF
!, long and prosper. WI
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labor Representatives.
.uary 1.-THE State Fed.
'wln meet IN this city
great deal Of prepare
for the occasion. II Is
re win be about 800
organized labor present
represent every organ
!. The local council has
arrangements for the
intended to give the
cotton
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III. Il. d w. II. II. N.

Fifth Ward Depot
leave 700 am. Express Train. Arrive 10. 90 p
Grand Central Depot
Leave SOS p. m..................A Arrive o.o2 a. m
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tern bon Bolton dnIangte, um bier
Die Strifeleitung Der '@OlOi6lGger 3t
i%iberne6men, lit geitern mieoer na4
ieinen 6eimat6li6en 9enuten abge=
1sgeIt. 8or ieiner QbreiIe ertldrte er,
boB Die Strifer entI6lofen ieten, 10
lange auS3uIte6en, Bis hire 6orOerun>
gen bepiuigt ieten. Gr betpnte aus
briidlt6, ouB Die 6u6ritanten, au&
tpenn lie Die 6oroerungen b~eptqigen,
ni8t Our6 Den Support oon 8olO>
blatt 9eoriidt peroen piirOen. 6ett
S5u6ren Qalten, pie Qdmbert peiter
anqa6, Die Commemorate ais flaue
8eI6dft8iaiIon, bod in Oieiem Sabre
piiroen bic 8oIoi6IGger gefu6t, mas
ii6riganS BON ben 6a~britanten eingez
rGumt peroe. Die 6triter piirOen
unter alien u~mTtGnDen auf einen 30
6enlo6n ppn $21 beIte6en unD petien
ben i6nen u~nge6otenen @%ompromtf
ppn SIS pro 0o6e nit @nti6ieOenz
felt 3uriid,
Sn ibrem l1ltimatum neiien biz
6a6rifunten namentli6 burauf bin
oaB bic oeutf6en 6a6ritanten mi.
t6rer mebr fadpiReni4aftli4en SIZE:
t6ooe ben @oloblattmartt bier in fur:
ger 3eit unter GontrOle 6ringen mir.
ben, tpenn ben 6ieiigen 5abritonter
Die @elegen6eit ubgei4nittsn miiroe
Der Gpnfurren3 3u be0e0nen.
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Der betrefFen0en Sdiffe aus tpeitet
6erne feititeuen laien.
Il II u6ung angeprbnets
9a8 Marinez9 Department bei6dfz
tigt Ii6 angebli9 nit Der rnterfu4
dung Der Snterpentionen BON amertz
tanif6en S4iffen, pel6e bon Der
8lofaoezO rDre be5 9%rGItDenten Guz
Itro b~etrpffen tporberr, Der betonntli3
cine @n8a6l 6Gfen Der Republit fir
ge5perrt ertlGrt bat. Commander
3pDgers fat Ga @uuiru arf Dem &aa
nonenboot yg&arfitu" na6 Der Miinz
hung be8 Srinpco8 berlaTen II. tpirb
Die gefdbrOeten 9dfen anIaufen. 9as
8ononenboot g3anger" muB in3ptz
f4en ben @adtbienIt ouein perieben,
ba Die .Mu6ias" BON Golon na9
Sap 6aitien beorbert tporben 1T.
MuB 9robe beite6en
Ser SetretGr oes %Snnern Fat Der
Observation-Disclosures BON 6pnolulu elm
ongeblides 9etlmittel Der 2eproie,
rpelhe8 Inn BON einem 8rootlpner
Nr3te Ramen5 zines i'm @usIanoe
protti3irenben 4r3te5 ii6erge6en iparb,
iiberpteIen. Die 8e60roe bat fi6 be-
reit ertldrt, iene M}uiter gu ge6raus
| 6en, unb Oa5 S6aBamt bat Die 3ouz
freie G%infii6rung befel6en na6 6pz
nolulu genebmigt. Die @eIunbbettSz
8eb0rben in San 6ran3i5co IL. Genz
Orleans iOlIen 9lethfaI8 er1udt tperz
DEN, cine Probe nit Dem neuen 6eilz
mittel Qn3ufteQen.
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Grnueuhufter sEnnh.

Rep gOrf "a. Suli. - Qn
Der S6Ore : RooO, in Der RG6e Der
73. StruBe, 8rootlDn, nurOe getern
2lbenO tur3 pDr 9 I6r Die in einem
Sade 6eFinoIi6e natte 2ei6e etne8
Monnes g%efunOen. Der 56uurige
5unO parO in einem @ebI58 gsma6t,
pel6e5 etlpa so SUB Don Der 8at
entfernt lit. Die 2ei6e mics am 6alfe
cine tIoffsnoe S6nittpunoe ouf bic
BON 06r gu O6r rei6ts, pG6renb Der
9aumen unO elm unOerer Singer Der
linfen 6ano fe6Iten un0 alien Qnz
ffeine na6 nit einem Bell ~a6ge6auert
paren. Sin Strit mar INN ben &opf
gebunOen.
Der ltngliitli6e mar etpu 35
Sabre alt gepeIen, 5 SUB 10 3oG
bod, pog etipa 200 9fuuO, bate
buntle8 9aor, eDnen Iangen S6nurrz
bart uno groue 4u9en. Die 2ei9e
mar in einen @etreiDeIud onI6einenD
englii6en 6abritdt8, geitedt porOen.
9rei 3na6en 6atten ben Sad, nie bez
merit, i'm Strau6pert entbedt uno
Granddaughter bic 8oli3ei Der Sort
@dmilton : Station, unb einige POz
tighten tpuroen abgeianOt, pel4e BEN
Sad Dffneten unO Den grouitgen Sns
balt elmer genauen Snipettion unter=
parfen. SpGter bra6te man ben
Qei6nam, Der nod 3iemli6 gut erbolz
ten mar, na6 Der itGbti16en Morgues
Die POli3ei glaubt, OaB Der llngliidz
li6e an 8oro zines 66iffe5 ermorOst
unO in OaS M}eer ~geDOrfen parO. 9G
Der 2ei6nom nodt lit, 10 Oiirfte, iel6it
tDenn Das 8er6re6en 6ier ~begangen
narO, eineSOentifi3irung nit S4ptez
rigteiten b%er6unOen iein.
Die &na6en, tpel8e bic 2et6e FAM
zen, bego6en ii8 no6 Der Sort 6az
milton : Poli3eiitation, uno nu4Oem
GapitGn Martin 8bite ben Sa6berz
bait ge60rt, mafte er ii4 unDerpeilt
auf mad Der be3eifneten Stelle, mo
er QQe5 beitdtigt fano, mas t6m Die
&nu6en mitgetbeilt 6utten.
Sic IieBen Die Qei6e no6 Dem Stdz
t~ions6auie ii6erfi6ren, ND Die pprgez
nommene llnteriu6ung erga6, bag
IGmmtlife &np6en an Dem &0rper
ge6ro9en paren unO ii9 auBer Dem
6ereit5 Oben dngege6enen 8erleBungen
audi 3a6lrei4e Gontuiionen an Der
2ei8e 6~efunoen. SIN Sade befanO
ii6 cine Gopie Der n9.zg. Shines"
bonn Is. Suli, iOpie cine QapierOiite.
pie 56eorie, OaB Die 2ei6e an Oas
Quno geI9wemmt porOen iet, erpies
Ti6 aus Dem 8run0e ais un6altbdr,
neil Der Cad bouitdnoig trOden mar.
S~eDenfuQ5 lpurOe lie DOn benz M}DrOer
an bic einiame SteQe geIhafft, uno
lange fam iie bort aud ni4t gelegen
BADEN, ba tie nod 5iemli4 gut erRalz
ten lit.
Tragt die AD9Sof8, Die hr Inner G9kauftHa6t
s u5525, NAAZZN.
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Ghrttie sn rinrr ueifIibrn Serieie:
lunas<NnInae.

@ter1tng, @o1,, "a, Stuff. =
9as 9epartement bes Snneren bat
benz bieIigen 8unbes : 2unbamt ben
telegrap6if9en 8efe6l 3uge6en lafen,
800 SOpnI6ips i'm 9eTammtumfang
BON 100000 4dern, pel4e in 8eloz,
Wuf6ington=, 2Oganz unO Seogpitz
Gountb in Colorado u. in G6epennez
Gointp in Nebrusfa liegen, Der Of
fentli4en 8eiieOelung gu ent3ieben.
9ieies Qanb ltegt auf Der g~}orOiette
bes South 8Gatte<6lufes.
Man glau6t, baB Der O~berbpOrOz
graph glerea i'm 0epartement oes
Snneren bieie 2dnbereien CUR Nnlez
gung bes erften gtoBen nationalen
Reierpoirs auf 9run0 bes neuen Be-
rieielungsgeieBes gu bsnuBen bea6ii4z
tiQt. Die 8orbermefung Dirb iofort
beginner, unb IobuIO bieiel6s in 8ai9z
ington g~enebmigt lit, pirb nit benz
8uu bes 3ei% erboirs BON Der Gegiez
runq ~be9pnnen tperben.
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Rauhrrhauptmann srarb nnblanf.

Tacoma, Waf9, "a. Sult.-0er
8onbit 6arrb Srucp eri4ien 0ienftug
in MiIer's 9Ol3f4ldgerluger, bier
W2eilen Don &ariastat, unb nabm
bort iein M1ittagefen elm. @r 1T ni6t
berpunbet unb iteht frif4 unb aus
geru6t aus. gr trug einen 9erbbbut,
fi6rte aber nod einen S9lappbut in
Der Saf9e nit i9. gr 1T audi nod
i'm 9eiiB ieines @epebres unb 3tpeier
Repolber unb perfiigt iiber einen an
ieAnliden @orratb ppn Munitipn.
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Sru5t : G%ompugnien.

MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO..
Germans und Calvert=Str.; John Gill,
jPraes.; John McHenry, Schatzm.; ]. e.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO, Germans und
Calvert.Str.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes. /;
J. B.. Scott, Sekr. zSchatzm.
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Qebensperfderungs : Gpmpagnien.

MARYLAND LIFE ms, CO., 8 und 10
~south.str.; w. II. Blackford, Praes.:
John w. Hanson, Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO., Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
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@ummt : RIeiber, MaeF0lpes ulp'
G. A. zIRKEL & CO.. rra' SII'
5enftereras, Slain nnO a0rts.
THE BAKER GLAs co. 100 Hanover
Str.

Str.
eunte mbistep.
". nANAHAN son, 20 Light.str.
aorbuj ape : m9istep.
1sHER BPS. lis W. BaltimOre'str.1
Soffee -lunge5runnt unb sebrannt.
THE EfERPRIsE COFFEE CO.. al
Ex~c'nge-Place,
QonpirtbI9aftli4e 9erGt6e unb Sds
mereien.
ctFFITH & TURNER CO., $50 N. Paca'
7str.
N3ebqerz unb Ginmader : Wert5euse.
=. P. PFEIFFER & son. 200 N. Paca'str.
Oel, 5arbe unb' Glas.
C.. II. wINKELMANN & CO.. Is W.
Pratt=str.
Srnqmentale 9rub! : @rbeiten
DUFUR & CO., 31l N. Howardsstr.
gubz unb @eiBpaaren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., 9 W. Baltis
more=Str.
@tiefeln unb S9ube.
Carroll ADAMS & CO.. p Howardsstr.
S6iiren, 5enfterrabmen, Rouledug.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO.. 400 o.
PrattsStr.
Wiener BGderet.
RICE BROS, 3l2-324 N. Gaysstr.
Waasen unb 3ubebOr.
THE FAIRBANKS CO., 1871 LightsstE.
Gffg, ptfeIs, 9raut, Gatfup II. I. m.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & GU AVA
Nord CharlessStr.
Gnoctail=6 efhdite.
9iamanten unb S9mud LADEN.
WELSH BROS, 5 O.. B~aItimore=Str
Qinnenz unb MeiBtDadren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 212 N. Charlessstr.
MDbel unb Seppi9e.
JOHN ~TURNBULL, JR., & CO., l6 w.
BaltimorezStr
Sriebb0fe.
LOUDON PARK CEMETERY. Office 81
W. Saratoga Str
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8onfiers unb mfler.

gAMBLEroN & CO., 9 sithsstr.
ROBERT TAYLOR 4 CO Il soutn'str'
TOWNSEND SCOTT SsoN CEst' lSSzh
Fayette,str., Postal g~egenueDer.
RICHARD D, FISHH & SONS oS' CAS-
EertsSrr.
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sSnbuItridG : 81 Ii9erunes : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 100 W.
Fayette=Str. .
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ghfters.

ALEXANDER paoWN & sons Balti'
more. und advertiser.
sPERRY, JorEs & CO.. CalVert' und
FayettcsSr.
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RentsdnfpGIte.

LOUIS P. & PERCY c.. HENNIGHAUs
SEN. 2l5 st. PauI=StE.
4. J. SCHAUMLOEFFEL, 3C1 Law Build.
ing.
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;.u o,riontipnen unb gaumpone.

mttien. syligationen unb 8anmtpols.
IowNDB & REDWOOD, Stock Exchange
II. F. ,ACHMAN & CO., 2e-2l9 Equita'
BILE Building.
GusTAvUs ODER, Is ~SouthsStr.
IcHAtrEs B.HOBLITZELL & CO., col
CtsGerman=Str.
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sseuer : @erfi9erungs : Qgenten.
ROYAL ms. CO., Sun Building.
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Iite 3ettnngen tGOirelponotutens
I0c. pho Suuhert, Az bateu in her riff, a.s 0,wA
gen SerrtlpsHesHten, SaitinsIe . Gtr. uaS Rsh
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empfe6fenswertGen Ssinans-,
Gmgros- nno Gnoetatf-
@ef6dften.
Einansicnc&
9dnfen.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, IT South=Str.
]. d. Ferguson. Praes.; H.. B. Wilcox
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK,
Baltimore und LibertysStr.; Chas. w
Dorsey, Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason, Kassi'
reP.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIo'
NAL BANK, lombard und SouthsStr.
Chas. T. Crane, Praes.; Carter g.. os
burn, Kassirer.
DEUTSCHE BANK, Baltimore und He
lidaysStr. A. H. Schulz. Praes.; Aug
Weber, Kassirer. Il
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS'E
TIONAL BANK, Howards unf
manzStr.; Lawrence B. Kemp,
Wilson Keyser. Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, N nu'
tawsStr.; Joshua G. Harvf' ~
w. Marriott, Kassirer.
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Seuer Tfere M6belz2 ageru..s.

THE SECURITY STORAGE & TRUgT
CO., 1919, North=Ave.
GRAHAM'S WAREHOUSE, Park 8 Ave.
und Dolphin=Str.
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NQtue,
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LOUDON PARK CEMETERY, Office 81
w. Saratoga Str.
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A POUNDS A POUND.
But n Pound of Feathers Is Heavier
Than Pound of Lead.


Than IA Pound of Lead.
That old question about a pound Of
feathers and a pound of lead takes Oh
new interest when we look at it in
simple scientific way. 1t seems alb
surd, Of course, that a pound of one
thing could be heavier than pound Of
another thing. and yet that is exactly
what may be shown In this case; not
that the pound Of lead is heavier than
the pound of feathers, as most persons
would say on the spur of the moment.
but Just the other way-a pound Of
feathers is heavier than a pound Of
lead.
This apparently inconsistent state
ment may be quite easily proved. With
accurate scales weigh a pound Of lead,
using ordinary shot for convenience;
then with the same scales weigh a
pound OF feathers, putting them into a
muslin bag for the purpose. The feath.
ers and the bag together must weigh
exactly a pound.
The next step In the operation will
show apparently that there is no diff.
ference whatever in the weight of the
two articles, for you put the shot in
one pan of n balance and the bag of
feathers In the other, and after a little
seesawing they will come to an exact
level.
Now, however, the scientific phase of
the question presents itself, and you
are reminded that in weighing the ar.
ticles thus in the open air you have
taken no account of the buoyant pow
er OF the air, which bears everything
up in proportion TO the objects bulk.
AS the bag of feathers is OF greater
bulk than the shot, IL is borne up more
than the shot is, and for that reason
II is necessary TO use a little more than
pound Of feathers to balance q pound
Of lead.
This, however is theoretical. The
practical proof IL obtained when you
place the balance bearing the lead and
the feathers on the receiver OF an air.
pump and cover them with the glass
bell. Then exhaust the air, and you
will find that the pan bearing the feath'
ers will sink and the pan bearing the
lead will rise, thus showing that when
weighed in the ordinary way the quan'
tity of feathers used TO make pound
is actually more than pound.-New
York Press.