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From the Border.
ICorrcS pondcnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.
BRlsroL- GoopsoN. Va. AND Tenn,
EnhruarN A. 1876.

ICorrcs pondcnce of the Richmond Dispatch.
BR,sroL- GoopsoN, Va. AND Tenn,
February 4, 1876.
Tuesday the 1st day of February was
close. rainy day. Soon after night we llad
severe storm of wind, accompanied win 4
ycry heavy rain. which continued Tor scVeral
hour. then turned into snow. and halI.>torm.
The next morning the ground was slightly
covered with snow and hail, and the weather
intensely cold. "Wednesday evening 1t COM
mcnced showing, and this (f'rlday) morning
the snow is about five inches deep. III Is the
first snow of any consequence we nave hau
this winter. the months OF December ana
january having been, with the exception OF
few days, more like May than winter.
The peach trees were almost ready 10
bloom out and it is greatly feared that the
bud has been killed or greatly injured.
The wheat is looking remarkably promls-
| inc all through this section, ana Inc ueep
snow now on it will be Of great advantage
| 10 il.
Business Of all kinds is very dull, and
money matters tighter than ever known
| before.
NJ. c.. Fon Ter, one of the members of
the House from Wa>his gton county, has been
at bis home. in GoOdson, for several days,
slowly recovering from his late severe lndls-
position, with which he was stricken IN your
CITY. He hopes TO be able to resume his seat
during the coming week.
Rev. !. T. kincauoo, pastor Of the Good
son Baptist church, has resigned his pastorate
in order 70 devote his entire time to the col
Lection Of funds for the endowment OF Brls.
to Female College.
A meeting of great interest has been in
progress Tor the past two weeks at the Pres
| bvlcrian church, Of which Rev. &. A. Cald-
we'll is pastor. The altar is crowded nightly
with pcnitcntS, and many have protested
| conversion BORDER.
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l


CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FARMvuLE, February ), 1876.
AT 4 meeting of the Town Council held
last uight the Hon. W. w. Thackston,
Mayor Of FarmYilic, was appointed dele"
.atc 10 appear before the Senate Com
miltec in advocacy Of the proposed charter
Tor the " Farmyillc Manufacturing Com
pmy."
The Farmvilic British Association has
appointed Mc>srs. j. A. II. s.. Andrew and
Wright Barber to appear before the Senate
Committee and urge the advantages which
tbc charter would confer.
It i, also expected that W. d. Rice, Esq,
president of tie Farmville Banking and
Insurance Company, will represent the citi-
zrus 4, large before the committee. d
our citizens are determined to srare no
efforts TO promote the establishment OF manu-
factories, aud it will not be their fault II the
! Legislature refuses the necessary facilities.
II, w. X.
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Mark eas by Telegraph.
NEW YORK

| new YoaK. February 5.-Cotton dull and easy
sales OF $50 bales at l3 l-l6@73Sc. Flour firmer.
| s5.10Ga5.s0 for common te fair extra; $3.50
$s.75 for good to ctpce Wheat 293c. better
@ oP n4ed for DT se
Michigan. Corn shade better and moderately
active: $3.50. for gradtd mixed S2@65c. for fair
to choice uE2raded new western mixed; Gee. for
new white western. Oats more active and firn,er !;
46@5OAc. for mixed western and STAKE 4S@52c.
for white western and State. Pork closed heavy At
prime steam, 2kc. Coffee quiet ans heavy. sugar
dull. Rice quiet aud steady. Molasses quiet. Tur-
pentne steady At $3.50 kosin steady. Freigh,s
quiet.
BALTIMORE. February 5-FIonr steady and un-
changed. Whea. as,ssss and npehnoged Southern ,r
yellow. Oats Dun ana steady. Rye dali and nomi-
nal; Provisions strong and 6uoy ant and generally
shoulders s4c.: clear RIB, lie. Bacon-shoul-
ders, 9ktg91c.; clear rib. 12xe1 1870. Hams So
Whskey firm al Sl.12. Sugar dull at I0SI O,1c.
CINCINNATI.
ClNc1NSATI, February 5:-Eour Hrm and un-
changed Wheat inactive at 81 .32nSl.3 Corn
ste,dy with moderate demand; scuno, 42@44c.;
So a44c. Barley dull aud UNCHANGED. Rye quiet
| and steady 1t SOc. Pork firm and held higher at
$3.50 bid. Lard In fair demand and higher
steam. S12.256i30; kettle. 134t9l SIG. Bulk
meats active ana higher; shoulders. Sc; clear rib,
11@l14c.;. clear sides, l18@Ilsr- Bacon firm
ana IN thtf QemaDu, sHOulueTS, SdS3C.. Guar ElU,
| I2a@12Sc.; clear sides, 1896. Green mea:s-No-
| thing doing. ...
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, February 5.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat in iigGt dem,ad ut 81 10oSl.3o
Corn In light denandat 4S@lJ0c. Oats In light de-
mand at 42@45c. Rye qai-t and unchauged. Pro-
visions strong and higher more buyers thsI
sellers. Pork, S22: bulk. meats-Shoulders, SG
! Sac; clear rib ana clear sides, 11'gfpl1&c. Ba
con-Shoulders. 9kc: clear rib, l2,sc; GEAR sides
12;4c.; sugar.curr's hams, &c. Lmd-Tierce, LAG
l4ac. Whiskcy quiet aud firm at 81 6.
| ST.. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS, February 5.-Flour-Better inquiry
| for low and medium grades price; unrhal 2ed
Wheat higher No. y red winter, 81. 81 cash. Corr
hrmer; No. 2 mixed 3S4d3Sbc. oats firm anC
unchanged. Farley dn'i and unchanged. Whtskc!
Strady anG unchanged al Loo. Pork iirmer at 81
@S2l.25. delivered. Dry-saited meats stronger
and more doing: shoulders, 7GG TIC: clear rib aut
cl ar sides, 07sGtl l9l S1l1ac. Lara firm Live
hogs strong and higher.
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SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH.-[Albany
argus ]--About three weeks ago Mrs. Ho-
bart Bogardus. of Saugerties, awoke in the
night with severe headache, and taking a
bottle of smelling salts from the stand, ap-
piled it to her nose occasionally. She soon
fell asleep, and on awaking in the morning
found that she had retained the bottle in her
hand, and that the salts bad drawn blister
on her thumb, which had covered the mouth
Of the bottle. In short time Inflammation
arose, gangrene set in, and in spite of every
effort to stop its progress her entire system
became poisoned, resulting in her death on
Sunday evening last. She was between
forty and fifty years Of age.r,
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COURT ORDERS.

COURT ORDERS.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOB THE EAsTERN DIS
rRICT OF VIRGINIA;
George 6. Thompson
John S. Morson, receiver of the Farmers Bank OF
IN EQUITY.
Upon motion OF George G. Thompson, 6y counsel s
IL appearing 10 the court that Henry Dupont Ecu
then j. Dupont Samuel Dupont, and Eugene Du-
ron trading under The name and stye o. r. D. j., g no
State of VirgIuis, and IL appearing that they are
made parties to bin Of reyeT h DAY nss py g
~ ,he rriei 10 be held In the clerks Office OF this
court on the first MONDAY in March, ~, TO
plead, answer, or demur, or do whatever else may
seem dit to them TO the said Thonpsons Dill OF re-
view and that this order be published oncea week
for four successive weeks In one of the papers pup
'''''~N no. w. HUGHES, Judge.
RICHMOND, 18Th January, 1875.
4 true copy-Tesle:
ia 24-M4t u. +. PLEASASIs, CLERK.
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ReatGsd Whisseus:: Market quiet; proof, norni-
nal nc st.3DElS1.96. ft.i5 ~ 81 q IS.
Bye Watsssvs !: Medium, s1.50egsz; puse old
82Ma4: Virginia Mountain. new. S2@$ZSO Old
s2.5g9ss3. 80 and upwards. 81
Gin: Domestic 81 .26GeS2; imported, % case
Br0ndtEs: Domestic. Fl .251s2: frett. VI .3oso
Run:: New Enrlano. sl.s5@shs5; JauAucs
and Santa Cruz. $4ls6.
Mili.Feed.
Stfpstnf: 55c. n Bushel.
Brot0nstuB: 90Q35c- q bushe
Efforts Z5t6a30c. n bushei.
Wheat Bran: 20(925c. n busheL
Cora BTaH: 7SM20c. q bushet.
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Letter from Prince Edward.
t'o'i''r'n'cnce u the Richmond Dispatch.l
TIE PINE SPECIFIC CANDIDATES FoI CONGRESS

-"5 F'Sh SfEClF!C CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS,
aG''-FAHAvlLLE TRADE, &C.
FAEMvlLLS February 5, 1876.
X Be tGur-th4t =. blessed are the people
WINS" annals ar" duli." then this region is
s1l''.nI IAIs heA.It1dc; for had de>parcd
- P'th."S Np items enough for letter.
I'W.''S 10 lEis shire town from the rural
r>.i'Il>' iounu Il little good. humo.cd eN.
(.''1!rut oy"F"n editorial in yesterdays En-
~ WIN very friendly interest in
'',sc Fd"trG aud adjoining counties, your
>. -"'.f strongly cOmmcndS 10 this people
''tCNt!oIs" 81 the "piue tree" a. 4
S11'tl o! wealth and Is one means 0! attrac.-
-, Immigrants aal restoring thi 5 region
49, i"imcr pros perity-a consumm9iiOn
-, - ''U'E 10 be desired. Those for whom
% I-'s counsel Is 20 kindly proposed will, no
100, eve 'he proposition that serious con-
,., ',i,".oa 20 cnIuynily due TO our agrlcul.
,,| 1 E!cnG> ot The Enquirer. "There's
-''"o1> III /! >; and us it will take only Il
.'@.'fF or q h.lt century or SO 10 try the en-
t..'u4' III, Ike I" itn crossing the breed" OF
r r,' suggested by The editor, some of our
NUS VII thin 40 doubt give Il new add
WI" 7cu edition OF Z" how they made fiftv
,, '.'.'''', But being iiue and progressive
ii,,rS Icreaoont>, aud having no faith In
rnm. va 'osics and croakerS, they are Gu
i ~ -, - Know how property can be restored
y n rtnetng.
ST., ~. -" Change heard some political COS.
E.s,,1'i}Ih may interest the readers OF the
Fdm'.'"' Republicans $50 caled) of Prince
,rr,I %alo are opposed TO the third.term idea
I ~, .e,eTence TO- congressman. Accordingly,
ill.,, 10y Las gone forth that Hon. William
rr,' Ham,; l'affis0n Stoweli must 20 "where
w.. o1pifetwne,h." Major II. Il. Hooper
for 'Stofteo yesterday as being in training
Ca,s CONGRESSIONAL nomination. He was q
{ Inn S1siaIe maJ2r, ana is now clerk OF the
H. az, ihe Programme is that lac is TO 60
t1e,l. I1S i, b. ). Hooper (his brothe1 to he
- "'"neh tsoT Of The House Of BQrgesses)
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Aftemnfeas E(idnaUDing.

FATHER TAKtS CHILD FROM IT'S MOTHER ON
| ATRAIS-E EXCITEMENT AND PCRSUIT-REVoL-
| rERS DRAWN.
Perry street was the scene Of wild and
earnest eXcitement@laSt evening. The turbu.
lepce was short.lived, but it was warm enough
while it lasted. The cause of it was nothing
less than the attempt Of father to steal bis
child from its mother.
On the train from the east was Mrs. John
Staubach, OF the city of Rock Island, who
| had separated from her husband and was on
| her way to some place where relatives OF hers
| live. She is a comedy woman of about
| twenty years. She had her babe on her lap,
and was passing the time during the stay of
the train at the depO, in playing with the lit
tie one. While she was thus engaged Stau-
bach entered the coach, walked softly to the
mother, seized the child, bore it out Of the
car, leaped to the platform, rushed TO Perry
street, and went down the latter thorough
fare, the child in his arms, like deer. How
he did foot it, though.
He caused great animation 10 the car for
the mother gave piercing shrek when the
child left her lap, and all the men In the coach
were on their feet in an instant. She cried,
Help, help, he's got my chld-he'll kill
it !" and rushed wildly out upon the deIot
pihltoi III WIN NhHh wy ebo Aea etIS1 IVA
husband, shriekine. Dan Slapleton and a
dozen other men went in pursuit Of Stau-
bach, crying, "Stop that man stop that
man.
Mr.. n. VanTuyl was on Perry street he
saw the man coming. heard the cries behind
him, and midway between Third and Fourth
streets he stepped to seize Stau bach, but the
latter drew revolver and told MIR. Van Tuyi,
g If you lay a hand on me I'll kill you"
Just-then Dan and the rest ofthe party came
up, and Staubach was surrounded. The
wife came up crying, "Save my child -
Officer Niles arrived on run, and made for
Stau bach, took. the revolver from him, seized
the baby, and passed it 10 the mother, who
came near smothering it with kisses and
drowning it with tears, and then left the
crowd to return to the train. She reached
the cars just in time, escorted by score of
men, and so went her way.
Officer Niles arrested Staubach and took
him TO Jail. The prisoner gave the sheriff
proper security for his appearance before
Justice Kaufman at O'Clock this morning,
and was ACKNOWLEDGMENT (Iad.) Go2.
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HOTELS.


ct. CLAIRE HOTEL, RICHaosD, VA,
- corner OF Grace and Ninth streets. the most
elevated, central and fashionable location In the
city fronting on the Captoi Square, convenient TO
all the public bulldings-State, city, and Federal
railroad depots, churches, and Immediately ON the
line of the street railway, making IL the MOST De-
SIRABLE HOTEL In the city for travellers and
tourists. II has been thoroughly renovated paint-
ed papered. and furnished throughout With hand
some suits OF furniture, new bedding, &c.
WIN be kept In 6rst-class style, under the man.
agement OF Captain JOHN Il. FREEMAN, 50 wei
Known TO the travelling public as the prince OF ca
OmnIbuses and porters win be in attendance upon
the arrival OF all trains, steamers, &c.
STEPHEN HUNTER,
DIR. L. ). PESDLETON, 81
ja 7-FSTu.,klaw3m PropTietors.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February 5, 1876.


OFFERINGS.
WHEAT While, 692 bushels. Red, 2,2S6 BUSH
els.
CoRy.- White, 672 bushels. Yel5o,1, l02 bushels.
OATS.-56S bushels.
MEAL.-7S bushels.
CLoTER-SEhD.-12 bushels.
SALEo.
WHEAT White, 20 bushels very good ut 81 4
! 0S bushels prime at 1852: % bushels common al
IL. u: "A bushels at 31.53: 226 bushes very good
on private erns-tofal, 426 bushels. Red, 100
bushels vee' good at 81 So: pa bushels at S1.40:
44S bushels very good AT $I.4S: so bushels q,
= Las: ITS bushels worry good ut S.50: $40 push-
els very good on private terms-toa. 3 bushels
CORN White 500 bushels on private terms.
UAIS.-l04 bushels very good spring at $50.
MEAL.-:U bushels on private terms; g bushels
bolted AT 57c.; bushels Dolted ut total. 7S
bushels.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
WHEAT White, 1876 bushels. Red, 24 bushels
DATs-3G6 bushels.
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In France the postal cards appear in great
variety because it is legal for any man to
make his own, the payment being By an
adhesive stamp. The result is that some are
ornamented with elaborate designs on card
board of various eolors and materials.
Washington advices state that the Com
mittee Oh Ways and Means stand seven
aga inst and four for the Morrison taritf-bill,
aud that that bill or any other proposing
such radical change in the tariff cannot pass
the HnI1sn .------------.----
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EASE STATEMENT

NEW YORK, February 5.-Loans-Increase, 49,
$4,000. Specie-lncrease, 81 ,G00,OU0. Legal
tenders Decrease, S625,000. Observation-Disclosures
ID, 100000. ReseIyt-Decrease, $3.50, 900.
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An explosion of fire damp occurred Friday
In the Labin Coliery, near St. Etienne, Belgi-
um. Two hundred and thirty men were ia
the pit at the time, and only twenty-six we've
taken out, two being dead. The earth fell in,
rendering any further attempt at rescue hope.
less,
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Mr.. Moncure d. Conway hes been called
to become the pastor of Theodore Pa kei's
old society, in Boston. G ~A ?.
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PosTAL.- Virginia. Office at Spruce Hill,
Highland county, is discontinued; papers
should now go to Mill Cap
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CENTENNIAL VIEWS.
" CENTENNIAL PORTFOLIOS,
cENTURY-PLANT CARDS, at
JOSEPH HARRA's, Agent,
"a r-1tx s---S25 Broad street.

NOR sALE,Eg& - @a1z 49, az
= 1000 WHITE OAK POSTS,
WINCH arcof excellent Qualify eight feet long, and
some of them large enough to square. VIII ae sold
In lots 10 suit purchasers, or us awhoic For fur
Their information anply TO Mr.. w. G. MoSCURE,
fe7.lts DR.. THOMAS POLLARD.
CIRCULARS, $3.50 to q per thousand at
" the DISPATCH PRINTLSG-HOuSEa
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DEPARTURE OF ~xEAM s:asa.

FOR NEW YORK.-Tbe Old IN
l. Dominion Steamship Compauy's ssEsREsss
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain walker,
will sat on TUESDAY, February 9Th, at 3 o'clock
M.
Freight received until 9 O'Clock p. NJ.
Through bills Of ading signed and goods Tor
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; steerage, 80; round
trip tickets. 500.
For freight or passage apply to
6. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
fe 7.2t Compapy's Wharf, Rockets
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .SfEFn
" -'. ~ COMPANY. asxazk
FOB NEW YORK.

This company viii, dispatch one OF their splencid
stealners-ULD DOMISIOS, WYhStlkE, ISAAC
BELL RICHMOND, aud GEORGE W. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY al hign
water. -, -
These ships are entirely new, and were baiit exc
pressly for this route.
They have splendid Saloons siate-roolns, ana nath-
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'M
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the company's covered pier, 81
North river.
FreIghts for points beyond New York forwafde
with dispatch. and no charge made except actua
expenses incurred.
Freight received until ) z. VI. daily.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO., Agents,
my19 Office CompaDy's wharyes. Rookie us.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH uESTTk
i MeND, AND NORFOLK STEAM -! -
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
WEEK.-Uniil further notice tue steamers OF this
line Will leave PniladeIphia every TUESDAY ana
SATURDAY, and richmond every ICEsDAI
and FRIDAY at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken Ut low rates for all parts or New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for yroVi-
deuce and boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp ufd Red Star and American steamship lines,
az" o''t' - VIZ PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
VILLA +. CLYDE Il CO.. Is
mbl2 No. IL South W harves. Philadeiphla-
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9" iANIoN INSIDE LiNE."asllsl
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRl-WEEkLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sr the splendid Iron
steamers or this line Will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier. at corner or
Twenty second aad Nock streets. making close con.
nection each trip at Canton. Md, (East Baitimore)
with the Philadelphia. Wilmington ana Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered BY fire and marine
insurance tree OF cost. No dOckuge charged at
Richmond. Bates low as any other line: This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mOnd.
Freghts ordered 10y this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line" and sent TO the Philadel-
phla, Wilmington and Baltimore depot Phiades-
pha-
Freigbts received daily in Philadelphia and Rich-
Inond. For further Information apply 10
l.. Y. TATUM, Agent,
Office Twenty second and Dock streets
aud NO. 903 Main street or 10
j. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroa q,
Philadelphia. .Ecu D.
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DISSERTATIONS d PARTNERSHIPS.

r HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MIR.
i CHARLES E. STRAUS to y full interest In my
business aud win continue ut my former business
stand under the drm-name and style OF
,l.sts. L. ROSE & CO., .gslEss
where we shall continue to keep large stock OF
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES,
and FA NCILG0ODS, and ask FROM ms fMends and
the public their continued patronage which ihex
have SO liberaiiy bestowed upon me for Inc last
twenty-five years. u. 49,
Ge 1.1w s&5a; a quo bFoad sitees..la
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A WONDERFUL CLocK.--A foreign
paper gives an account Of q marvellous
piece Of mechanism. which has just been
exhibited in Paris. II Is an eight day
clock. which chimes the quarters, plays
three tunes every twelve hours, or at any
interval required The hands 60 round
as follows: One once a minute one
once an hour; one once week one once
a month one once year il shows
the moons age. the rising and setting Of
the sun. the time Of high and low water.
half ebb. aud half food and there is
curious contrivance 70 represent the
water, which rises and falls, lifting some
ships at high water tide as If they were
in motion, and as il recedes, leaving them
dry on the sands. The clock shows the
hour Of the day. the day Of the week.
the day Of the month. the month Of the
year; and in the day Of the month pro-
vision Is made for the long and the short
months. II shows the sign Of the zodi-
&C il strikes or not and chimes or not
a. may be desired and Il has an equa-
ton table. showing the difference be-
tween the clock aud the sun for every
day ID the year
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mode Of attack Of such vessel as che
Alarm is. am told. hrst to blind the
enemy with an electric light flashed in
its face then to Gre the titleen incher
at the Zoe at the same time 10 run out
aud explode torpedo beneath the hos
tue vessel next IL there is anything
left to attack, % give coup de yyuce
with the incisive prov, and il the enemy
still decline to be wiped out Of existence.
the devastating instruments Of the tur-
ret are called into requisition, and il
they do not suffice the Alarm swiftly
turns a broadside TO the foe. and brings
into range in turn the innocent looking
but fatal rows Of Gatlings"