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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

Time tries all things Goldsmith goods
stand the test, therefore do his customers re-
commend their friends to supply their wants
at the Twin Fronts, 70 d q. Clothing, Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Millinery, Fancy
Goods, etc, in profusion. None leave dissat-
isfed with the prices. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
MARRIED.,

On Wednesday, the 2Gd of June. at White Post;
by Rev. Mr.. Eggle>ton, assisted by Rev. J. H..
Jones, GRYNES MEADE and LIZZIE MASSEY,
daush Of the late E. w. Massey, all Of Clarke
Co, Va.
In ChambersburC, on the 22nd inst, ~ Rev. p.
s. Davis, D. D., Dr.. J. ). BOAk, OF Martins
burg, ". Va, TO Miss KATE A.. daughter OF Dr.
W. b. Davis, deed. Maytinsburg and Winches-
ter papers please copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
A New Stock.
8 Full Line and Cheap rs >'''
cheapest!


HAVIyG much enlarged and newly re,hited
Throughout my old established Gkochhl
House on tie corner Of Maine and Lawrence
Streets, have Just received and have on sais' az
the most ret,s,eg prices, choice and varied as
sortment Of Merchandise in my ine as ever before
offered in the town. The stock OF
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SYRUPS,
New Orleans Molasses, Spices, Cheese, Crackers,
Maccaroni Canned Fruits, Jeliies. PieSies, &C. l.
fall aud complete and of the very best euaiiy'
large and beautiful assortmentof
QUEENSWARE
Of the latest patterns and at the most reduced pr
ees. A full line of Glass Ware, Wooden and
Earthen Ware, Flour and Corn Meal, Bnekwheat,
Bacon, Lard, Fish, salt, and every other Article
required in the family supplies.
CANDIES. &C.
A large and nice assortment Of French and A
merican CONNECTIONS, Raisins, Oranges. Lemons,
FIGS, Almonds, Nuts, Cakes, Spiced Oysters,
Mince Meat and Brandy Peaches.
A carefully selected stock OF Chewing and Smo-
king Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, &C., always on hand.
Sse- Country Produce will be taken in exchange
ct the market price. y,.c-rry
december 10 ls7l-em.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
DISSOLUTION.

TIVE Partnership heretofore existing between
Charles J. Berry, F. W Berry ana James II.
1imberlakc is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Mr.. }. II. Timberlake retiring As the bus
mess Of the firm must be closed without delay
all parties Indebted to us are requested to make
prompt settlement. Any member Of the firm is au-
thorized to sign in settlement.
F. W. BERRY & co.
Ripon. April |. ls75-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

DERKINS' Patent Vented Nursery Bottle has
advantages over all others, il being 50 CON
structed that the vent can be regulated, thus IN
surfing the perfect control of the supply milk
II also allows the child to nurse naturally and pre-
vents wind from entering the stomach, which
causes irritabi' v and often severe sickness
PHYSICIANS all ove- the country are recommend
ing tsis bottle. Give it trial Justreceiyed by
May s, 1915. c. l. BELLEk.
I lRENFIELD'S Horse and Cattle POwder-tree
Z from all mineral medicines, yet 80 compound
cd Of various roots. herbs, barks, 6c., as to be
prompt in its effects and able TO give relief in all
the prominent diseases of the horse, for sale By
NAYS. G. Z. BELLER.
nESTROY THE POTATO BUG.-Use Paris
! Green freely. 1t has been proven 10 be the
only article that viii answer the purpose.
Nav 20, 1915. c. f. BELLER.
StEA FOAM-stro5ger than any Yeast or Baking
, Powder in the world. Light and nutritious
Bread, Biscuit and Cakes made with Il with but
little trouble. c. b. BELLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

Nervousness and Drowsiness. These sad allie
arise from thatmorbid condition of the body which
is relieved BY an occasional dose of DR.. Bul'sNeg-
etable Pills Try them, they will do YOU good.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

w iivsreI 10 nv Agents M.ssfs. ifuke 4 bal
l,i,, In Chatlestowu, lrG which the h'ahrt
msrfs, price VII b. paid ia Cab @, Z ise'
Mav %, Is7j-sm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
ROBINSON SALOON,

No. p QUEEN SraEEr,
MARTINSBURG, WEST "A.
fUHE BAR is at all times supplied with the very
best Liquors. Hannisvic Pure Rye, Ken
tacky Bourbon. and other brands. Farmers, Mer-
chants, and others supplied by the pint, quart;
g,llon' and larger quantities at low rates. Mixed
and other Drinks supplied at the Bar in irst class
STYLE. Ale Wine, Gin. Brandes, &c, to suit GUS
toners. Cigars OF all brands. Give me call.
Sept. 10, 1874. JOHN >. kOBlNSON-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Commissioners Notice.

~ tie Cigcuit Court Of Jefferson County,
4 West Virginia.
\. W. McCLEARY, Sc. PlGs
against
WIN. J. GRANTHAM. &c. Dtts.
Extract from Decree Of april IS, 1915.
"It is adjudged, ordered and deerecd ;hat this
cause be recommttted to Commissioner CleOn
Moore with instructions.
Isl. To audit all liens upon the Real Estate OF
the said WIN. J 6'rautham.
Ind TO ascertain the real cstits owned by the
said Grantham or liable 10 such liens aud hereto
fore conveyed by him, the value oi said real cs-
tate, and the specia! liability OF each parcel Of
land Tor such debts.
3rd. TO have personal notice served upon the
said GraHthan requiring him % appear before
said Commissioner, and o. produce before bin all
evidence ct payment upon The debts audited a.
gaiust BIN aud TO answer all proper interrogation les
touching the real estate sought o. &c subjected o.
The payment Ot bis dcbH-tugcther vith ail other
matter, deemed pertinent by hImseli or - hich any
ed zoe parties may require Co have stated
A Copy-lest-.
ROBERT Z. BROWN,
Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

Notice Is hereby given that viii execute fore
going Decree at my office in Charlestown, West
Virginia, on Friday, the J0th dly % July 1915.
CLEUN MOORE,
June 10 1873 1t Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Intrre,ting Ma.on!c CEREMONY.
LAYIN0 e aSEa SroNE Of CauRcH AT RIroN.
Aprnrss EY Hos. CHARLES JANIS FArlENIR.
acknowledgements

MlSc- pNNEB-REFuESEEE
The Vcs,ry OF tie Church to be bull, at Rip
ca bayo requested Jefferson Lodge, No. 81,
NJ, escorted by Potomac and other
Communicates. to Lay the COraer Stone on the
2Slh Of july, 1875. Masons generally, and
all friends OF this enterprise are invited to be
present on this occasion. The proceeds OF
dinner and refreshments will be devoted to
meet deficiency in the building fund aud to
furnish ,be Church. Under otbercircumstan-
ees the d.msr would be furnished free to Na-
,oas. As, however, his aid is absolutely ne
cessary 20 complete the church, j; is hoped Tor
this reason, none will object 70 this arrange
melt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

We are Indebted 90 Mr.. Henry Allen ior a
prese1tofa mess of 6ue Onions Such kind
uessss have 40 aroma o. lasting aud nlm's-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
- =
Fairfax Hail

We l.rect attention to the advertisement Of
Fairfax Hall, 40 institution of learning for
young ladies At Winchester, ReF Siias Bill
Hoss. formerly Of this County. Principal, and
bis accomplished daughters assistant Priuci-
pals. This il one OF the most hourishius
schools ia the Valley Of Virginia which boasts
Il i,s vperior educational advantages. Its
growth has been almost marvellous, aad very
nl'y a;tes,s tac ability Of its executive head
AMI ,ls efficiency Of lis corps Of instructors.
For interesting description Of School, and IN
formation as 20 tie course Of study and
methods uf teaching, see Catalogues.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
CHOICE TOBACCOs.

T HAVE on hand large aud choice lot Of ine
brands Of Chewing TobaccOs, which 7 am
selling at reduced prices.
Call and examine nv stock. store ii Market
House Building, under CONCERT HALL"
Nav %, 1873. joins Z. HATNES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that will execute pro-
visions OF foregoing Decree at my Office in Charles
town, W. Va, on the 2s.h day Of July, 1915.
CLEON MOORE,
June 10, lsT5-4t. Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
IInnlnnnrtcrs % pAiats ND o ~

Oar stock OF Paints lad oils IS the largest jn the
-5lst,. ana in> AIDES all Che staple brands IA tbs
slrket la connection With other brands. We
slalls. in large quantities, Lewis Pure White
LEAD. MARYLAND Pure White Lead. Best Boiled
auI Raw Linseel Oils, Bcs, Coach and Furniture
Varuish. japan aud Zine Dryers. Tuvueutue, Tar,
Paint and Whi,ev8so Brushes, &C. We are AZ
for III H. KING cos CELEG IA TEE
ENAYEL PAINT This Paint is already m iXyd
and ready for use. 70 IS Che best prepared paint
ia ,lc market, having taken the first premium 40
che Cincinnati Exposition. Our STOCK "
Wines and Liquors
for medical pur7oses| IS complete. IN ounuec-
t.,n with our large stock 1f uuc Branches, Port,
sherry aud other Wines we would call Che ai,ea-
Zion of the public specially OBJ Ciemmer's widely
SaoWn WJJNTIIN ne NHiSA Z, AN alu-
che OF rare flavor and quality. printed an1.'-
sisnlIe by Pr1's. Taylor and PEBBLES. OF Che ir-
-iasa Medical College, accompanies each package.
u.s.. confidently recommend 20 t1 Che Grade.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Boz .-'i stock. Fresh
and Warranted GARDEN SEED 10 endless va
rietv.
prescriptions ana EluHy Recipes ac.
.1.atsry prepared ty experienced hands.
John Say Gilbert.
W-v-r. I----tr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
The old Family Journal.
DRUGS and Medicines

-VHE uadersislcJ successor 90 c. Z. Aelieri
having largely increased bis stock Is pre-
-1r,I 90 Oder o. the trade goods az TIE lowest
market prices, too cash. Our stock e1eraee1 a
fg.l G1tot
URTJS CHEMICALS. PAT NEUlClA LN,
-JTCrT IeTfrLEg. DYE STCFFN,
SCHO0L dND gLINK BOOKS,
S.gi.5acrg, G.u.srdrs, ftec toyecitoH~fts7,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

FrccSIed wells are stylish and very deceiv-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
PARTNER SHIP.

GARDEN Rakes, Hoes, Spades and other Gar
u den Tools. for sale By
April 10, 1875. DUKE GALLAHER.
ItHOICE Seed Potatoes, and all kinds Of Garden
7 j Seeds, for sale by
April 10, 1875. DUKE GALLAHER.
100 KEGS Nails jus; received, and for sale,
lOU low by
April 10, 1875. DUKE GALLAHER.
w have just received Stock OF Goods of all
w kinds in our line, which will be sold low.
April 10, 1875. DUKE GALLAHER.
4 LARGE stock Of all kinds of Baskets, for
"A sale by
April 10, 1875. DUKE a GALLAHER.
NTHITEWASH Brushes, Halters, Rope and
w Irvine. for sale bv
April 10, 1875. DUKE GALLAHER.
HARVEST TINwARE. Rakes, Rifles and
III Whet Stones, for sale BY
June H. 1875. DUKE & GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

SPRING

1875. SPRING 1873.
HAVE ia.t rstarnsl foa tts raft.i go "a
rarefuiiy scirsirf raas a' .rttI h
aui e. CO. irfrer 90 ft..a sf n rlei
A g..ai srsaftaeri aiH ts fariia
DOMESTIC psN GOODS.
NOTIONS gfssfWEnfH
CuFFnfAntt lftIh t..IIH
a faN ira II g.. .sfi.s EE
Eaaeaf surars sarals E.tsrf frlHHra I..e.
Ctrese. rfsftaIs H.ars e. e.rEa lEt. l.
ras.s ull D %. ..a c. ta.H
NffI. f.lE DAVID MHH
MO- r.rr n rr 80 Nf
VI Cra F w
f.f-a. nrtF DAVID EUu tla
rfftUIr ffrra. I.ff. Cd F.rIt fafNI GA
o. H.t.. Sea- tt. L.s.f Fl fH n'fnH
Nsf ~. itta DAVID son .It
INFN C.rsrs ga crF Flft. flrrr.
Isef. n.rat.rh ED ilnaa Hrrt
saI.tr DAVID ngWIff
n rHsOE.s I..sr.s.i Sea- co.'s 90 ssistr
III JAtLAW H00FF
fsr It.isst
IEuN rasn s.arls eos flaat's sasre. ri.e.ts
500 Steel slafsif ,.f rtIs ~
NsFls. lsit JAS. Law. h0off CO.
WOOL W0eLi-wr rrr prepared b. pay
w 10 'ghast 81 D Trra 60 Hrai.
MAJ o., lsrs. Jfs. LAW. uOOlf fce
MAILS NATLsIi-Noa rscsitip. q large
stock Of Nais shish - ere ssiiing a. r,dace
rails. JAS LAW. uOOf4 . Co
May rs. ISIS.
HARDWARE.-Wc have % stock. inc Lac Of
above goods, which will be- sold "a, lower
fatss than elsewhere in the cnuntv. Examine for
yourself JAS. LAM. HOOtF co
May Is, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

HOKSIL i or = = III
TI,;iE saAscriser has for salc several ane onne
Horses, suitable at once far any ktsa yi ser
,see as. Mr. RANSOM.
May %, ls75-s;.
DLOUGHs. If VOC need Two-norse Plough.
warranted b pleese or no sale, tfy the Heck
efnd0rn. COR sale BY ,,r ca
Nav Is, 1915 JAS. LAW ooFF." W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

Suie FuEu-Du au- DE storm au Tues
f.y.. as, week eight ,lep enc ot flock
a.tael.-ore vf,hem Cue graded Lieces-
,.r buck be'..-,r- 90 Jcc ". Guu,ham,
ESQ. were s.'-j ty lightning ou tie farm Of
~..uur Gfsuer.
4 Bow DaHNr-A youth Of &c years,
rsmel Al.'phus Fleming, was drowned in
.- Shenandoah River sunday evening near
Dos burnt m.., n Clarke couuty
Charity Lodge Is. p's ha,ca Picnic at
Euaes Island today. saturday Music,
Dancing aud q variety ofauuscmcu,s.
saturday. Iorh. Temperance Basket PIC
Die viI CONE oI uc,r Leetowu. Addresses by
u.a. JAS. q Grove saI others, aal Music by
Bands.
Capt liam Naroe. formerly Of his Coan-
81. aew practising hwyerof Missouri, with
I.. Family is 40 o visit 90 this place
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
be, healthy
and efectual
for presery-
ing the hair.
W soon re-
stores faded
or gray hair
DHsorigiHa!
, 1875-01-13

TN. c. A. POPULAR LEcrrREs.
II khs Editor Of Tie CI.ic19o Tribune:
CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-Ihe remarks in to-day's is-
sue Of THE TRIBUNE on tha inaugural LECTURES Of
tho Y. u. C. H. popular courBo arc tinao'y and
just. and I would like to supplement thom with
tho following: Tho saving Of the wtest Of al
men, tlat 'Thc children Of thiB world arc wiser
III their generation than tic children Of light. :"
was perhaps never better exemp1ihcd than last
evening in connection with said lecture. In tho
first place, tho entrance to tho hall WAS d|fmal.
In tho second, the temperature in tue auditorium
Was low enough to have chilled tho enthusiasm
of any mortal. In fact. it bore barren nADect,
mud, owing to absence Of music. etc, 3as cheer
less. The lecture waB good cunugh, but Was nso
a roast joint without any vegetables:
1t occurs to me that II the Young Mems Chris
tim AteociatIuls wishes nr expects 10 conTctc
successfully with tile Can't Cau. Adeiral Theatre.
| ETC., whicf should be its object. br providing
moro e1eYating entertainments, they would de
woll to employ some oE tho de7i~,B ct the
| wtrldling {ayoilng tho vicas) to L-1lie then
reslly entertaining aud cheerful, OF they will
certainly fail to attract tho many people OF oul
city Who "want somewhere to &C" these niD:e1
| evenings. "Hhst i. worth doing at all, ia Nortl
| doing NcIi," Respectfully,
Jso. Il. BEEcRoFr.
, 1875-01-13
ILLINOIS BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.


BpK1NoE1ELD, Jan. 12.-Tho now State Bohrd
OF Agriculture met here this afternoon.
President G.l!atn delivered His inaugural i'd
drosa. IIo gayo something Of tue history OF the
Society, and among bin recommendations said
that the system Of appointing Commissioners TO
award premiums on short-Aorn cattle had not
proven satiBfsptory. Ho recommended that
soma ditfcront method be deyiaed, and that tho
Committee decide by ballot without previous
consultation, also that some steps bs taken
to have Board properly repreasa.sd In the Ven-
tauuial tue Exposition. 4le called the
atteutton Of tho board. and, tAstoasl re- II
to the suffering condition ot the farmers In tle
westoru stAtes' and urged that I'D be soat. lla
said that the potato. that should bs the sta1 ol
lite to tie poor, h4d become luxury, and that
the potatoes We ale wore largely imported. Ihe
subjecs should claim tho yeriotla consideration
OF ILL., that soma effective means be deslaed "a
rid ourselves Of The Colorado bug that annually
destroyed tho potato crop. lle paid hish eom'
pltmsat to the lion. ]. 7. Reynolds. retiring
President.
Mr. u. u. Fisher, Of Atlanta, wss elected sec'
rotary instead of dArland, Incumbent.
, 1875-01-13
GAS awtnLES,

70 the Editor n The ch,rugo 7rioune:
CHICAGO Jan. 12.-In order to giye the public
full dose OF tho gas frauds, will sou please lot
mo relate my experience. Until tho 16t Of the
presont month, haso toen using four 6-foot
burners IN hour Ind half per night (sundayh
o1ceptcd}. October my bill WIS $3.50. Noyem-
Der, during which mouth I hurnt, II anything,
less gas, my bill was about $3.50.
Docomber. with scarce ono hour per
night, my bill vn 8l5l Now. it il
Il fact (easy of proof that during November and
December burnt less than ~ worta Of gas
still, upoa my refusing to pay auch bills, my gas
yaa cut of, aud have since burnt kerosene,
| With better light and 1t an expeuso Of barely
Is centa per month. Now, the trouble with
! ne ia taat tho Gas Company made me
| post 80 with them AZ security aud here an
| charged aome $24 for gas, whereas can prove
| that / haye burnt loss than 81. Consequently
| lie Gas Company have actually beston me out
| Of IS upon my deposit.
| l might write you long lctter upon the gat
swint!le, but simply want to etsto tho facts
and lot tho public tlraw their own conclusiona,
simply stating thht am ready at any time te
prove my statements to be nothing but the truth
t > T.. q.
, 1875-01-13

I}onrt, reported that thoy had Hpanned tho casnl
with like cpnnittce from tho aiiopathn, and
will get up joint bill. j. y. Burr.
late the soerctary, now In jail At
Col1vAtor for forgery, enbozzlcd &20
Of tho money Of tho Institute, aud was by vote
cxnsilcd, With = recommendation to tho Jndgn
tint ho TO sent t. tho 1nsalo Asylum ut kAlaina-
zoo, A resolution tn have homeopathic ply
siclsu appointed oil tlio sstato BuAri OF Health
did rot prevail A. 1t would eatarrasa ott,er teg-
iatato. Tho Ttustccs of the Homeopathic
College at Detroit report sevanty-fotr htndentn
In daily attouianco, and tho department full aud
III I 11rOBprTQus condition.
, 1875-01-13
TRiCHthA 3PinAtij.

Snsctat D1spateA to Ihf Chicago 1fi4uns.
KAnxAkks, ILL.,, jan. 12.-Considerabte s1olte-
mont exista over tho death OF two psEsons-~a
Mr. Fzomm and daughtcr-from eating diseased
po1l. Microscopic examination reveals tho pres
onoo Of my1ads Of trio1ina. Three families,
consisting Of xi1tsou porsons, A<o now daDgar~
o,sIy i'll from ths aRue CAUSE, aud moro death#
sla looAea fpr.
, 1875-01-13
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

rto,.al. Will to 1oss!yed fer ~ eteettr Of !hS Il.
sat t;oan h,!am 1s stnK at ,ans n i' Until tho
plsas .Heol he Il ths naro o. tho
va. ill., Ppoaa!, ",Il DO reeesed Ir the whole q tho
tstpuntaF aud julnur stcani, lleailHa. rlunblnss
raiutins otc Each pruo's ,1.t bs plaeed IA soals1
mark. aud aocnsn.'an,lnx 1lo plapAsl snd IL
rnmnx n.utto mutt bs bund ol ~. vO tays thYussod
ullsrs] wtb tsu snrotles t*hua ehaN ~ a1,-
ru I'd 81 tp Cu1nty Kecarlrr, Circuit Coaaty CLERK
ii Ito rulnsy IL which tbs artle. tny tesla9 1at tns5
Xn ajrosod bond ot hpu.sn4 daiarat ts7S,
GIl Wit bs rsuireI falM clutF4ot9s tFtbnsals snHal'
rus Committee tbs txtt to Erisst ,py Or 81
btI Or IL acerpt Auy Blu Vt bid thAt thtt may
~ss-@ ~ 3~ III ufirr uf isunMftte9.
THIS. JUilN3, ukAIrknan.
II a. FrHkEss, Architect.
, 1875-01-13

vcr'ct. s1277s.--ltohert Bath ". roopa's Omnibns
aud 1aggsga Company; veriict, f4f20.-I ". McEtn-
zfe N. +. Flngrrh1h, AuRnat Anrle, aud John Mar-
re: verdict, t2N.-D. +. BUCKLEY VI. James Foley
verdict, TO.
, 1875-01-13
MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

xuuy jlast fur Young Man from the eucts OF Etto!s
aaa Ika.:s ia JURY ita saaaood fystnrea: 1mpsiI-
NV sa trsis.laI's rs1cls. nook. .al .sqt
ires, h sasI.i sasslonss; A;dts.: is.WAnn AsSts'
sti'ni rln high reputation fur nouosAbls conduct
And professional kill
, 1875-01-13

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 0F TRAINS,

EXPLANATION or RErrnEHrE MARKS. II Saturday u.
cspted. Hu4tlay e1ctrtcl. .ausdsy excepted. AZ.
tive SUNDAY At 3:fa a. III. sualr.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Tkes Gets, u fTHkst. tshtrmHn Hopt- anil Is Canal
IT., r1thtf Mtrlt 'dH-4t., ard nj hs dspnfg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
THE PRINCE OF WALES TOUR.
From the London News, July 1871

From the London News, July 49,
The Scraps and the royal yacht Osborne will, It
is understood, leave Portsmouth on or about Oc-
tobsr 0, taking in coal at Malta, ana reaching
Brindisl, where Els Royal Highness and suite Will
embark on October 10 or IT. guard OF honor OF
Scraps. SO far as at present arranged the num-
Der OF persons going out in that vessel will not
exceed
and as she has accommodation for over 1000 10
win be possible to render the ship thoroughly
roomy and with this object all unnecessary cabins
and fittings are being removed general clear
ance has been made on the main deck, with the
exception OF HIS Royal Highness' cabin, reception
and dining rooms on the port side, thus making
an excellent promenade and lounRing place, eX-
tending 100 feet by 80 feet wide. An entry for the
SOLE USE OF THE PRINCE
win be made on to the promenade, ana from this
a handsome staircase Will lead up to the saloon
deck and above that TO the new crystal deck
house.
win be provided with cabins chiefly on the star
the usual cabins here have already been aug
mented by thirteen new ones, all OF which are TO
% ss hatbs and oter Ma
lated to add to the comfort OF those who use
them.-
meeting, convened by a committee represent
ing the working men Of the metropolis, was held
laBJ evening III 10 protest against
the proposed grant OF f142 600 to deiray the eX-
penses or the Prince OF Wales visit to India.
small procession. headed by a brass band, started
from Clerkenwell Green and marched TO the square
through heavy downp0ur OF ram. On ar
irving there 1t was found that the police
mad received instructions 70 prevent the use
OF the monument for the purposes OF
platform. in consequence OF the lions hav
ing been newly painted. Tue procession then
proceeded TO the railway arch IN Vtliers street,
but the majority were disnclined to remain In
that place, and alter some confusion another
move was made in the direction Of the square.
Eventually the vicinity of enc OF the fountains
was selected, and the proceedings commenced by
Mr.. q. Murray taking "the chalrn on the edge OF
the fountain. The chairman, in the course OF his
| addl ess, referred to the proposal made py Pro-
| lessor Fawoett In the House OF Commons TO the
| effect that England should defray the whole ex-
pense OF the visit, and denounced 1t as being OPP
| posed to the views OF working men. Mr. Gal
| braith proposed resolution protesting against
| the proposed grant and rendering the thanks OF
| the meeting to those members OF Parliament
| who, IN The name OF the working classes,
| spoke against it. The resolution was
| seconued by MIR. Edwards and carried amidst
| some enthusiasm, The exceedingly unpropItious
weather had the effect OF considerably curta,llng
the speeches, the tenor OF which was unanimously
opposed to JtnS grant OF money Whatever being