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IL he GrGrn the CU Hdshngtn, d. .h M July, leJ
D. s. GREGORY Co. Yates Mcn;yrc MANAGERS.
TIE SCWk.NE
Is combination IS numher making I!l9
tickets ballots will be the and Plare
advertised for the ring making IN prizes each having three ct the
ul0 prizes cach nvn. the drawn
beIs on each having snc, only of tic drawn numbers oani
uo iiD5 tickets having the drawn numbers being blanks
Grand Prize Of 900: 10 the ls %, ard Sd drawn
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-A'O7YCE 70 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CUSIN3L Z pfS
NAMES RIVER AND khNANHA CANAL--Prop0Sa!s ~ii
h.. received at Of the James River and kana"ha Com
nouy in tho Civ Riclmomd The 18th the 2 day oil au
~ for the Of all the Excavation, Emhankmcnt ana
Wulne together with nearly all the Cu
ycs and the greater portion OF the Locks between ynchbu ana
Mai!rr, Advcaiurc. :, r
% work no., embraces the twenty miles To-
,n INC heu Maidcn. Puad, the eight miles
Fal- ScosrIc and about twenty sua
SECTIONS reserved former lettings between Scotsvc u'
hc ouan;,v OF masonry offered great -connS o' about
o hundred uvcrs from three thirty feet pan: nine u+-
urrs hy five Locks number OF aslcsI with several a"
aud road Bridges. 49,, ;,, alan,
lans and Of all the work. and special plans
of the most Cuvcrls and Auc,uc wiI DC "nnu ~ e
Offices OF the Gcpa Assistant Ens"ccrs on The lac Oh TIE
Canal ,., ,-,,. 1o,. Lr,
Tic work will b. prepared fer examination by the 18th Juy hut
well recommended, OF imnciidte emp M"ht,
the construction vi nunpcf OF cu"' ''
!r!iin- =. A.. .,,,..,,,,,
no uhknnwn To III" en3sr9et,
.y of the Ensnrrr will ba expected to aG.h!
,, Ly certificates VI character ana an'
'"'" i"'f CHARLES ELLETT, JE.
Chief En- rtaser afte James RirT and Rand,cth C""any.
h,.Th. dams vcss, OF tho bridges and nnHnrr
are future letting Persons rsit,
in, The lire fur the obisnns work. would 90 we 10 eau
The office OF the company the city Rctmond where any "
which they will bc chccruiy communicated
, NJ ."''' " ' Z. E., in.
ninn,,.n!:, 7-tl6iug.
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aasfsa0se's' office, Richmond, gSN.
100000.

The mast brilliant scheme crcr dran the GHcd StdtGs
Containing only 10 .irkcts-i Number Combination Lottery
Bv authority If ConaTcSs
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
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ice Of the circuit superior and canccry for the coun
IT, Of Accunack. on the 9TH day OF May, 1885,: ,..r
William Gusts, i'1'''''
nrain,
sIbr Mitchell Hill and Aua his wife, heirs OF law and John
O. Srby SEN Admir- VI MaIy Seihy decd, D""nnansII
Mitchell Till and Matilda wife, and John o. Srlhy not naFihg
their appearance and given security according to the ct
Assembly and The oil , nud il appearing by
~ evidence hat inhabitants OF this C"nmon"rnh
orcrrG ha, defendants, George Parker scby ho
SaI lain Sclby Mitchell Hill Matilda his wife, AMI John "
Srly do the first day of the next Oci"h"r "rn
NV for,hh inserted in some re- supper published in the city
r Richmond for o mon, successfully and posted at the front
door of Acccmack Court house. - "a,
Teste, JS. J. AllN Ot ~ pePf r,
Inn, 4 iS-wswl for Tho. n. .IOyHrS, {. {.
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1TItnIIOH.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES,
To be drawn "u the 2lst and 2}d July
c-:fAas- SfGsb

Single tickets S50-halyrs S!5-quarlcEs Sl2 81
tih, SIO-eiuhlhs ST %.
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Wv Al iiOTE.-The subscriber respectfully 10
n'c, ha, ha, taken :ha, commodious well known
sr % the Midway Hotel. formerly occupied by MI r. r
nc Is low prepared Accommodate travellers and
,:, ~, house pleasantly situated midway between Char
,. INA OH'"r>iir anl is in respect desirable for
'.er. a'''''s, MS s'doe large ana ac"uca ny s0oH
norris M oh";s travelling the Springs durngs the SUMMER
:.a: "' "e ABOVE Louise Is nn asrreahic ana iiSsa
Cs,i,,.., JOHN l.. KELLER.
'''''es'''", Jul. H., Oft
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Mob, Kan away from the subscriber Wednesday
% en- INST THOMAS VAUGHAN, an indented aPpIen
lL ~ Making business Hc is about 90 Of
Nor" he will attempt mako hs way to of tho
All captains Of steamboats, and vessels foewaIn-
carrying him off, and oil other persons against huboring,
eacd or IN any employing him, the a will be rigdy
'4ss pay no expenses. CHARLES E. CHxppEi;t,.
famvlle, June Il. I2-w6w
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lax. @ ~ rs" linz du. bills other claims against tho
81 rr, g john Goute for the last ,ima request
f:n ~. 10Y settlements and all persons indebted TO said
eoas requested forward their
against the 18th day Of July next,
81 tia, VI Nooc:t X John Goodo aud will be closed
"'. JOHN GOODE,
"a'ainSton county, Va, july To- I9-4t
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.7noihrr Spiendid lottery fer July 2M, 1876.
G:sA. 900 and 100 Of 900.

IEGLNL9 WHEELLNG IUTIEKT, LNSS No 2,
10 be drawn at Alexandria. Saturday, July 23d,
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
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et GoH,t y. Notwithstanding unicrsood that you
visiting yu,r cSa time last WATER for the purpose OF
w.rI ounv ~ HIT nrghbohood of Bukevilc, Prince Ed
Infused 70 and moi hearing anything from you since,
,ec YOU arr ST 70 is coumas Of newspaper TO ascertain
ct with you you ' meet your eye or person ecquaint
wrnv favor myself and brothers. BY
.sf al BuIssr; Mile Ha,ea,ochcs, Louisiana, aud
w. trace Edward county, Virginia.
julyla "" EDWARD B. MILLER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24
ZttrbfeIG 7sMqHfrer: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, .l... BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration ot six months.
 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year. payable as above To companies less than six, @l 75 per year, payable as before. p cents will be made in advance. These prices exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion ot tne editor. the expiration of year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, Sl, and the same proportion for two or more squares.- Half square, 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per wee&. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $1 % Commissioner Notices, p
 All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24
DBL. FARNAM's PUte1et Lifting Gyssd Forcing PUMPS. at"

MANUFACTURED BY J. s. LEIBERT & co.
 at sGermantoso,s, near Philadelphia, Penn. -NTO. I, Large Pump for raising water for IN the supply of Villages, or any purpose where great quantity of water is required, they will raise 200 gallons per minute. No. 2, will raise 60 gallons per minute, the above arc we'll calculated for Steamboats, Ships, Stone QuarrieS, or Fire Engines, for SteambOats they are valuable for filling boll- CTS or water tanks, washing decks, and may be safe guard in case of fire, as Engines they will throw water; No. l, 100 feet, No. 2, 60 feet perpendicular.
 No. 5, for deep wells of 100 feet or less, they will work easy any depth. will raise 20 gallons per minute.
 No. 4, House pumpfor drawing water from wells, cisterns, or springs, from any distance, height not exceeding 30 feet, and will raise from 16 to 20 gallons per minute, according to height and distance.
 These Pumps are all formed of metal, ot the most lasting qualities, they arc very sim pie in their construction, and those parts sub- ject to friction are packed with Leather, and may be readily renewed, (should they ever require it,) by any person of ordinary capa- city 3 years experience and the general ap- probation of those having used them, are a guarantee of their superior qualities, over 700 being now in use.
 For Pumps in the County. cf LachfeM. ercept Warren, Washington and Ne~-Milford apply to ANDREW BUEI, in Litchfeh.
 July 20, 1886.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24
NeOU Goods.
q. IL. WEBB

Has just receiued from Ne,o- York c large supply
 9 FaH and Winter GOODS, Ohich, together
 a0ith those previously receiued this season, aoil
 form one of the best GssOrtnerts to be found ir
 the cOarnty-cOnsisting of
 DROADcIoTHs, CAss1MEREs, SATTINETTs, ID French and English MER1No CLOTHS, MERINO and PLAID WOOL SHAW WLS large and common Chally Shawls. Bomba. zines, worsted and cotton Hose, buckskin and wool Gloves and Mittens; wool, linen and cotton Table Covers, and great variety oi almost every kind of fGoods-among them are a large assortment of Muslin Wrought Cepes and Collars, very handsome and very cheap; black and colored SILKS, &c. &c.
 Litchfeld, NOU. 10. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24
IMPORTANT! :!
ro PERSONS sUFFERING FRoM kHEUMATIC

TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM PNEUMATIC . ..,.-.. a.4 s COMPLAINTS. ~~ 70 To tke Editor ofthe Inqwirer.
 SNIR-On the principle inculca,ed by ihe great and S good Dr. Franklin, io difuse widely as possible every mean in power mitigate or soften the af- nicons ofsuferng humanity, feel incumbent upon me to m1ke known through the medium of your useful paper, that on reading therein advertisement of &
 Dr. Jebb's Liminsent for the Cure of
 RHEUMATISM, .s'.s-. was fSrcihly impressed with belief that tt cal cula,ed to remove the severe Rheumatic Affection io which had been for eight years subjected, sometimes almost deprving me oft,e use of my ,'ms; accordingly procured bottle, and before had used ti,e whole of it. found very sensible relief. Fms 'n- creased my confidence n h and led me 10 obtain an. other boiile the use of which has completely removed ,le .weiIinRs and pains of my ls, togctler with the cramp, and restored them to their wonted yigor.
 ! al" re'pee',siESo GEoSRGE Sse;EE TAYLOR, Ja. Hempsaead, l.. l. March 24ih.
 Perscns suffering from the above comp:nRs, and in tcapair of cure from the failure of the various reme- dies they have used, invited to make trial of ihis tong celebrated medciRe which has tn years past GU. red and relieved, as it is also now doing, ih0naands who had .espaircd of relief. Nothing but far trial can give an adequate idea of tie unrivaed excellence !, s also oae of the best applications known for stiff ness ofihe joints. numbness, sprans and ch'b'a'"s
 Price 50 cents. ..-
 IF None are genuine unless signed T. BIDDER, on Ihe wrapper, (sO pJoprietOr anA successor to Dr. CONWAY \ bv whom they arc for sale at his Counting Room No. 99 Couri-seei, Boston, and ny his special appointment, by
 Drs. Bmel and Beckscih, Litchfeld; E. Coaoles,
 South Farms; J. c. Sterens, CanGan; Ftas5 Y. S.. Wadsaoorth, Bethlea. ]. anne 9. f1'-sr l,E= -r..istt F lye5w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24
NOTICE.

SIX months from this date are allowed by O the Court of Probate for the District Oi Litchfield for the creditors of the estate of -,.' DAVID w. HAND,
 late of Litchfeld, deceased, Represented in- solvent,) to exhibit their claims against said estate. The subscribers being appointed Commissioners on said estate to receive and examine said claims, hereby give notice that we shall meet for said purpose at the dwell- ing house of Roger Cooke, in said Litchfeld, on the first Monday of December, 16S6, and on the first Monday of May. 1887, at o'clock P. M. on each of fsaid days. on the business of our said appointment.
 JOSEPH ADAMS,
 ROGER COOKE, COm'rs.
 SYLVESTER GALPN,
 All persons indebted to said estate arc re- uuested to make immediate payment to
 SAMUEL MCNEIL, Adm'r. LachfeH. Nop. 10. 1s36. "A Al Court of Probate holden ct No5oR, a0ithia and tor the District of NO5ok, On ths 9th day q November, 4. D. l6S6:
 Present, Mich0el F. Mills, Esq. Judge. RNHIS Court doth direct the administrator l on the estate of FRANCIS BLISS, late oi Norfolk, in said district, deceased, represent ed to be insOlvent, to give notice to all persons interested in tlse estate of said deceased, to appear fthey see cause) before the Court oi Probate to be holden at the Probate Office in Norfolk, in said district, on the 9th day oi December, l636, af 10 o'clock forenoons to be heard relative to the appointment of Commis- sioneFs on said estate, by posting said order of notice on a public signpost in said town ol Norfolk nearest the place where the deceas cd last dWelt and by advertising the same iT a newspaper published in Litchield.
 Certified from Record. 24 MICHAEL F. MILLS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24
More New Books.

4 MONG which are, Essays on Covetous- A ness and Benevolence, by Thomas Dick. Physical Theory of another Life. Young Mans Closet Library. Fruits of Phrenology, being Review of Doct Brighams work Almanacks for 1887 of various kinds.
 Nov. 10. s. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24

MRS. SIDDoNs.-When speaking of beauty VI Ine uncommon cast, he said that the two Sre1tesi beauties he had ever seen were Mrs. rNAneroert and Mrs. Siddons. The former ts was, sonle years ago, even dazzling in her at- ~ ~tLactlons Mrs! Siddons' commanding. vet of etAceedlng delicacy when she was vounoer :.
 tta ", Do"u'y was much greater. when seen off
 her." he added, "soon after she hec~naS o
 distinguished in London: Till I went to he.. e0 to make my drawing, I had only seen her on l the stage was surprised to find that she was so infinitely more beautiful in a private room than at the theatre but she had the finest union of grace, feature and expression that ever saw in all my life. am convin- ced, from the little know of her, that, as a private person, there was great deal of worth in Mrs. Siddo1s. Her own mind was noble and that made her acting SO. She was exceedingly modest, not prudish, in her man. ners and conversation; grave and dignifed, because dignity was the character of her mind and ef her person. Those who could not understand her, and seldom saw such na- tural majesty in any one, set z d0wn for the- an actress, oil as we'll as on the stage But it would have been as much out of character for her to have formed her manners by those ot the ordinary race of persons, as it WoIlld be for tall woman to walk stooping. in Or. der to bring herself down to the ordinary sta ture of her sex. remember, too, being ye. ry much pleased with an instance of her good feeling for her brother John. ,Kemble play- edI believe it was his first night in London Hamlet, at the Haymarket theatre. sat near her box, shall never forget her anxiety -amounting even to agitation-for his suc- cess; yet many said she was of cold dispo- sition. This was not true and here her gen. eral calm demeanor was again misunder- stood and miscalled. Mrs. Siddons had r fine taste for works of art; she modelled, and l observed that, in painting and in sculp- ture, the subjects that interested her the most, were always those of grandeur. She had mo- thing that was common about her, yet she was entirely free from afectation nature tnn made e dignity hgg nef sphere as @ she was con son could have entertained a light thought in the presence of Mrs. Siddons." M .,.s.s,
 "Reminiscences ef Stothard
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24

The following article has been in type two or three weeks, but crowded out by other matter. Though 6 little out of tme are still induced to give it place
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24

The Steam lBOat Nevv-Maven,
 Capt. J. Stone, and
 The Steam Boat NeW.YOrk, - Capt. B. Stone,
 MILL alternately leave New-Haven daily w Sundays exceped) at ' o'clock A. M. Returning, leave New York, foot of Beck man-street, daily, Sundays excepteO at o'clock A. M. from the wharf foot of Pike- street. ... ...,. Excellent Post Coaches are in waiting at the wharf in Ncw-Haven on arrival of the morning boats from New York to convey pas- sengers without delay to Hartford, Providence and Boston also to Litchfield daily, via Wa terbury Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and via Woodbury. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; also to Wolcottville, via Water bury and Plymouth, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. .....
 CHA's w. HNMAN, Agent, Nep- Hapen.
 JOHN STATION, Agent, ....-.4
 No IA South-street, Ne,o- York. NOu. ', 1886. 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24

A PURSE was picked up on Monday last, "A with a, small sum of money in it. The owner may have it on application at this of flee. Nov. 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24
Scurrility cf she Press-His is an old saying, that
 "A well bred man

well bred man
 Will NOT insult you-and no other CAM"
 And it is the equally piquant remark of distin- guished writer, that an acknowledged gentleman is never bound to notice the scurEons abuse of notor- ous and proverbial blackguards" We're this princi, pie carried out. the low scurrisy which degrades and disgaces 50 great portion Of the American press, would soon cease to exist: Men of real honor and principle too often lend their names and their infiu- ence, either directly or indirectly. to sustain presses which their better judgment tells them are eyesores to the community. and unfit to exist hls E the nat some @ reason or other men of sound minds in every other respect, are often carried away with the idea that the salvation of party depends mainly on sup porting party presses matter how unworthy these presses may be of their countensnce every otnerIe Fnect. i this they reason from false premises. They Srrst the maxim that guides them i4 every other emergency, that to be eminenty useful ana lnhuen. fiaI. is to De enanendy honest and independent Io effect radical reform in the newspaper press of ti1 country,it is only necessary that d,stngulsned a1o honorable men should act in this relation as they dc in eVerv other Such course would soon purge it q its excrescences elevate it tos proper saneard ane throw around it an influence just in proportion to li virtue and truth.-BostoR Iimes
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24
AUCTION 1!

TN obedience of an order from the Court of N Probate for the District of Litchfield. will be sold at public auction, (unless previously disposed of at private sale0 on Monday the 26th of November, at one o'clock F. M. Per- sonal Property belonging to the estate of U DAVID VESSELS, late of Litch6eld, deceased, inventoried at two hundred and eight dollars. Sale to be at the late dwelling house of the deceased. ,F5T WILLIAM BEEBE, r,.,,o.s
 JULIA A. HAND, 11'~ ''''
 Litchfeld, Nov. 8, 1636. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24
Total

It is worthy of remark, that the two counties lying west of the Mississippi, (Des Moines and Blu Buque) contain nearly oneha of the population of the whole territory: Those two counties comprise what is cal led the Black Hawk Purchase, and their population has been almost wholly made up within the last two pi, will soon be called for. .l,f ny -
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24
CONN.) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "A, 1886.
To c Mother, on ae Death of t.pO Intants.

BY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. Sure, to the mansions of the blest, When infdnt innocence ascends, some angel, brighter than the rest,
 The spotless spirits flight attends. O1 wings of ecstacy they rise, Beyond where worlds material roll; m some fair sister of the skies,
 Receives the unpolluted soul. That inextinguishable beam,
 With dust united at our birth, oneds more dim, ,discolored gleam,
 The more it fingers upon earth. Closed Tn this dark abode of clay, The stream of glory tintly burns :- Not unobserved, the lucid ray 10 Its own native fount returns. But when the Lord of mortal breath . Decrees his bounty to resume, And points the silent shaft of death, Which speeds an imfant to the tomb Nopasslon fierce, nor low desire,
 Has quenched the radiance of the flame; Back to its God the living fire
 Reverts, unclouded as it came. Fond mourner be that solace thine
 Let hope her healing charm impart, And soothe, with melodies divine,
 The anguish of mothers heart. Q think! the darhngs of thy love, .. Dvested of this earthly clod, @s-TF Amid unnumbered saints above, Back in the bosom of their God. Oftheir short pilgrimage on earth
 Still tender images remain: Still, still they bless thee for their birth, Still flial gratitude retain. .... Each anxious care, each rending sigh,
 That wTung for them the parents breast, Dwells on remembrance in the sky, Amid the raptures of the blest. Der thee, with looks of love they bend; For thee the Lord of life implore And oft from sainted bliss descend,
 Thy wounded quiet to restore. Oft, in the stiffness of the night,
 They smoothe the pillow of thy bed; Of, till the morn's returning light, Still watchful hover OCT thy head. Hark in such strains as saints employ, They whisper to thy bosom peace; Calm the perturbed heart to joy,
 And bid the streaming sorrow, cease. Then dry, henceforth, the bitter tear;
 Their part and thine inverted see :- Thou vert their guardian angel here, They guardian angels mosO to thee
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-30
NOTICE,

To John Wilson, and Ann his wife,
Benjamin Wilson, William Wilson,
Ann P. Keys, Hora,io, Clson, Alex
ander and Francis Reyes,
TAKE NOTICE, that, on Tass-
day the 2sd day of august nest "a, the
Office of William e. Woodrow, Com
missioner, 10 Romney, Hampshire
County, Va, between the hours Of sun
rise and sun set, shall take the depo.
silions OF John Baker and others, to
be offered in evidence on my behalf in
cause now depending in the Superior
Court ofLaw and Chancery, for Hamp-
shire county, by bill and cross bill, in
which | am Compla inant, and you
with others, Defendants.
JOHN WHITE, Adm'r. with
the will annexed OF Francis White deed.
July 80. lSS6.-4t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-30

broad river, over The Blue Ridge into
the heart of South Caroline. was unan-
imously adopted. The Convention,
also unanimously determined TO adopt
the accommodation of the General
Committee, TO admit the State ofGeor-
eia TO construct branch from any
point in that State, TO unite with the
main road at or near Knoxville, adj
uniting her to an equal participation
of the advantages Of the road with the
parties to the original charter. The
thanks Of the Convention were swar-
ded to Gen. HAYNE, its President, for
the ss5le manner in which he had pre-
sided over their deliberations, on
which he returned his acknowledge
ments in happy and impressive
speech.
The road, il is estimated, will cost a.
Bout nineteen millions of dollars.
Nat. lat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-07-30

VIRGINIA, TO wir:
Al rules holden in the Clerks OGes
Of tbs County Court Of Hampshirs,
the frst Monday in July, 1886.
John Roberts, plaintiff, against
Alexander Rowan and William Bose-
", and John Vandiver, adminislra-
tors OF James Bosely, decd defen-
dau,s. IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Alexander Rowan, lot
having entered his appearance and Civ.
en- security according TO the &C. Of
assembly and the rules Of this court |;
and i, appearing BY satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an inhabitant Of
this country II is ordered, That the
said defendant do appear here on the
LIT day Of the September term next,
and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted 10 some newspaper published
in Romney, for two months successive.
Iy, and that another copy be posted al
the front door of the court-h house Of
the said comfy OF Hampshire.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. ii. G.
/ July 16, 1886.