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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-21
By Chnffin, Staples < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. ! north Tenth street.
rNRuSTEE,S SALE OF 4 VALUAB:

TRUSTEES SALE OF y VALUABLE.
i SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN SIDNEY AGOCT
nALF A MILE FROM THE CORPORATE LINZ
IT'S, COMPRISING EIGHT ACRES OF LAND.
WITH ENCEJ.LE NT LARGE SIICCOEIo
DWELLING AND 4 FINE ORCHARD Or
DWARF PEAR AND OTHER FRUlI-TREES
THERE0N.-By virtue Of 4 certain deed OF trust
executed by II. w Brown and vile 10 j. VI: Goddn
and L. ~. Meredith trustees, with power In either
one to act, dated 18th December, 1875, and duly
recorded In che clerks office Of Hcnrlco Comfy
CourI, TO secure the payment of certain sum OF
money. and default having been made In the pay
mrnt of L portion thereOf-and being so Required
Inv The beneficiary under said derd-l will sell. upon
the PREMISES on MONDAY the cath day OF March,
1879 ut ~ e'lock Z. NJ. 10 the highest bidder the
admire bly, located ard de- irabc property mention
cd above and described in the >ad '!erd as FOLLOWS
An that certain LOT. or PARCEL or LAMP
near the city of Richmond. In that part OF He'll
rico county called Sidney. ANA being lie square OF
land in sidney bounded by Elmwood, Dover Em'
and Cedar streets embracing Lots Nos. 272, 2T3.
174 and y Is. "a laid out The plan OF said town
with 4 LARGE BRICK DWELLING and other I'M
nrove ne,ts thereon; also, those certain LOTS III
the county OF Ilenrico. in the plan of sidney bound
cd by EnwooI. Dover. Cedar. and Robinson Streets
known as Nos. 3l7, 31S. 3l9, and 800
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray lie expenses Oh
executing This trust ant To pay oil and "lschHigc
three negotiable notcs-One for Sl37.3O. WIN IN
tcrest from 9Th september. 1879 one for 81 30
and one Tor $1,000. with interest from lSth De-
cemhtr 1878; and the balance upon such terms
rs will be announced at the lime OF sac:
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & Co, Auclicneers. 80
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.H By Frank D. Hill 4 Co.. .s.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
~ No. 11OS Main street.

T,RIsTEE'S. SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
BIILDING-LoTS ON, WEST oYD
STREET, OPPOSITE TIE HOME ;, FOR Or LII T.
TIE sIsTEEs, Of ThE P HnE 81 Asp AZ "
JONES, EsQ.EBy virtue OF a deed Of trust,
duly recorded 10 clerks office RiehmSnd d chan
b.vine been made In The payment of the note
therein secured, and at quest Of tie beneficiary,
will sell at auction. the misses located as ABOVE,
LOT OF GROUND in said deed, as follows: go
ieet on the north side of Floyd street, win depth
dence The ground will be divided into two lots Of
80 feet each or sold whole. Being In one square
of the Grove road. and In rapidly-improving local
i,y these lots offer superior inducements for pur-
cnaSers.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses Of sale, and
enough TO pay n note OF 1850: the baiance III Elk
and twelve months. FRANK ID. HILL,
NH 101415171o 2O,S2l Trustee.
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III Is understood that d distinguished big
5amist in Illinois proposes to get married
enc theusand times intnne thousand quar-
ter.houfs faso Cypress. .. q no, 4
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,,..,,,..y,n Merch in. 1870

PETERsBcRG, March 10. 1879. %
hdifors Dispatch There Is nothing es-
,,ec;aliy peculiar about the number it,soI.
as stated by your correspondent. A'mos !
anv aumber the sum OF whose figures y 10
will produce tbe same result when s'ua,af's
muit;p,icd--e. q, IL, sos. 1898, de-, &c.
tperhaps that correspondent was pok'ng
fun at somebody ,,- ,....s-.' 1850.
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Ky ~. IOdnl
Real Estate Agent and Auc!lonccr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

ry,RTsTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
i FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND ElGtIf
ny, NEAR TO ATLEE'S STATlUN.-As trustee
In certain decd of trust from Joilu T. Ford near
Ing date 9Th September. 1875. duly recorded in
Hanover County Court, shall, NJ the rcq 81 cf The
beneficiary III sand dcer, proceed TO sell at public
auction, 1T the Office Of Wellington Gnddn. rtHs
estate auction-er, corner of Bank and Eleventh
streets in the city OF Richmond. on THURSDAY
The 9TH March, 1870. AT II O'Clock NJ the above
FARM formerly The home Of Rev. Newton Short.
dyoluing lie lands of Edmund Is. CrcnsiawS
esia'c, Wasmngton-flenry Academy, and others.
containing ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT AND
OHE-FIFTFI ACRES. on which there IS 4 conliorta-
BILE dwelling aud the usual out-buildlnSS.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 dctray expenses OF
sale and to pay Off bond for $500 and all interest
TN reOn: and as to The residue. on such terms as
shall be announced ut the time of sale.
NH II GEORGE Z. IiAW, Trustee.
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EAST ROiS Nd.
IN IIDI Nd.
Mail train arrives at RicIlIunnh dit. .


Mail train arrives at Richmond daIy.x.
cept Sunday at.......... ............. .~.l -. =.
Express train arrives II Richmond dali, NJ
Observation-Disclosures. a..
Accommodation train arrives at R!rb - i.
nond daily except Sunday at........ u.nr =,
mixed train icavcS Siauu'Un =, .;,go ~ H.
taking ba>scpscrs from TlrginlI N,ii,,i y!
from Washington, and arrives 81 !.Ichm,ni =. ~
L. u. daily exec pt sunday. '.'J
A connects with virstEia Midland r7lraa.,. ,.,,.
ing at ! 1908 a. II. for LyEctIury na! ,,i ~
Mississippi aud O.o Railroad -r..oI- r'
Virginia Midland raiirUJd, IcI, M a. IS T. y
Washington. Die "t
B connects with Virginia Midland ra,!l3aG. l,..,.
ing ut $3.50 a. II. for W->hn2!on "1''
{ connects with Virginia Midland ra.,r.s,f ,
ing at $50 a. NJ for LNncrbury ana Ail.u.,r Il,
s-sippi and Ohio Raj road stations. '',-
ID connects with Valley railroad, !c.4lir. -, 3,
NJ. for far:isouburp. =
F. connects with ya!!cy railroad. lea :, IT,,
A. NJ. for Harpcr's Ferry. '''
+ connects with stage iiHc for Lcxiu-lo@. ~.
G. connects wth E.. Is. =. AMI f. T. .tr,rfr-. ,,,,
points on the ONO river AMI Cincinnati
II connects with Sciotn ,aliry Iarua! .nr d .
Northwest.
CONNECTS with all lines div"rrlng IL r,sc We.
Northwest, aud Southwest. W. VI. : Ul ~
Engineer an! Sfprr!uir.,sr:
CONWAY \. HOWARD. General Pl...r..- ,,r
Ticket Sgcnr. u.. Il
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BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth) street.
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C., AT AUCTION.

On FRIDAY the 21st instant, at 10 O'Clock lwil!
sell at store No. Seventeenth street large and va
ried assortment of CLOTHING. &C., such as
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, .
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
NOTIONS, &c, &c.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer.
T. (,ooI, Salesman NH 2D
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: / iUIy,c,Ti,oir sAlLEs--.raaHre Days..
i iIvCTsx,E sALEs.--F1anre Days.
~ 7, ny Poindcxter & Tupper. 'sis5E
Zeal Estate Agents and Alctlonees, iyi6r
No. 1900 Main street,
fhnder Planters National Ba Bal
SA LIE 49, d. so
1 r. OF
= VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ! sa
te.f fz..y ri -! ~ !AT ;sF .,.;ifsig .t!a
GoocHLAND,, COURTHOUSE, y@;5..
KNOWN AS
& GooCHLAED COURTHOUSE" PROPERTY
i Goo5cHiLAND COURTHOUSE" PROPERTY

By authority vested In me trustee by deed OF
Echru,.y Ts7SAI viii sell ut public nucfion, In
front Of 'rhe cusIom.bcu:e Richm9nd; ,, Va; on
MONDAY, 31st Of March, SI2fat ~ iRsp SG1qesps
tne or sac ACREs OF LAND: HOTEL,
STORES, LAWYERS OFFICES, DWELLiN,i, H.
-ronrfhonse. except that CONTAINED I'm The public
square. lying within quarter Of mile Of the canal
H. TEpMs. Cash sufficient 10 cover payment due By
lN. ". Sawyer TIN OF February. 1879 (s1,33O). and
70 defray expenses of sale: terms as 10 balance made
rnown on day OF sale. Title unquestionable,
Te25.3Ot JOH v s. FLEMING. Trustee.
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Auction SALES-..Tnis Day.
By Paine. Rovster & Co.. Auctimeers,
No. l3 south Twelfth street.

WE WILL CONTINUE THE SALE
CHoICE FRUIT-TREEs, in every variety;
ORNAMENTAL TREES III
VINES, PLANTS. &C.: ~
from the nursery of Messrs. Franklin DAVIS q 20,
nj 1918 Main street, THIS MORNING at IL
We invite the attention Of the public to this very
,ttractye sale as the mo desirable portion OF tne
ea'a'0Sue 10 ''' " PAINE, RoYSTER s CO.,
40, AuctlonecrS.
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RICHMOND AHD TETERSua ~ ,
RAILROAD toNFANi.

RICHMOND AID TETERSH E"t
RAILROAD toNFANf.
6IONMENCINGM MONDAY. prrruihrr H..
~ 1878, trains Oh this road will run A. l"..n"..
LEAVE RICHMOND >OVIE.
ll:5j A. u, THROUGH MAIL d.. r"@..:
for Charleston. 'agii 3l|. ~. &
and Aiken via tharEr>'ohI. '.s....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cars Z. y 70. = 70
ton. Sl"f.s only II 'nc&tcI :i.| .la.-
1926 4. NJ. ACCoMMoDAT:oN eat'v .-...'
SUNDAY ]. TaEcs cVs" ""uH'.u .
Petersburg With '@r '.:t,r'". "
Si>>ipp and ohio railroad FIR l''
Chattanooga. Nashville, W ...
LyLchp.r", Earlny!I:c. and 1il,rI .
stations on that rnai, afani'
time aS i.y Hitv ":!Cr !iuc. ~.r- .
all regular stations.
4:.O =. VI. ACC0HNoDATiDE TRANS d.
icNcc2t Snniayi. PASSENGER Z
TINS ;ra.h win make close conn
Il, Pea y i,ilIy / NuEi,a!-.
1885 ?. u. TlIRDEGn MAIL dniS, c"unu.
for Wr!"n. l'mingt"n. r.
Charleston. Savannah. Au-@.'!. 70
nm"la, Ai'I'!i". bacon. Mort.
Mobile, View Orl,au>, a"l #.. ''..
South and Southwest. !'Ll #I@. ...' TO
ing-car from Boston tr "-i.1a, -
Savannah Iud re S''Uiu. =. .'
ut Manchester aui h,'~;'r.
800 4. NJ. SUNDAY Accom- VI ~ Ai'''
TRAIN makes close ru1H '. 30.
A.. VI. & .. r. Y. trr u! .s'"'. y. 20
nooga, Nashville. Memphis. 49, .
burg. Farmyl.ii", AMI "th,r i'1. '"-
lions on thai r"a /. S!'D, at al" .'... q
LEAVE PRTRRSRrRG NORTH.
GAS A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL d-!.Y. chlhe~--t
with Richmond. fTcHcr",>'~'.. b
Potomac railroad IN A.. p'.&ls : Is,
East. aud West. Stops at N'"' 80 .
aud Chester. and al iiaif-Na! ~"1 ''
Driiry'S Bluff. OH signal.
9:O5A. ", ACCOMMODATES TRAIN -
tcNrcut sun,ayl. S:"i" n HH 80
lions. .
7:o5 p. ~, ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN "a.E
stops at all s:It!Oa>.
3:45 2, d. THROUGH MAI. daily. c""ae'' 5
with Richmond, trer! t.M,aa's ~.
Potomac railroad tor All I1,"' -
and West. Also making clos" '....'
ton with the Cha,u-ts" 49, 's.'..
railroad for the Nrl'1..H j.. ~. ...'
all points North and w.. So
. &. stuns at Manchester Al" H.
at I.an- WAY ant hr"l! h."'' %
signal. ~ . r-.,,
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg WI $3.50 ''' .
the ApOoyEart3r dopot. ....,
SUNDAY kNCUKSiuN TRAINS "..'. .'-'
until further notice. ....E..,
a.. 5 y. III ~ '.'t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-21
by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT ON THE EAST LINE OF JESSAMlNE
BETWEEN BURTON AND n STREETS.-At the
request of Mr.. Hugh L. Davis. substituted irus'ee
the 2lst of March. 1879, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the
HOUSE aud Lot located as above, recently occu-
pied by Mrs Davis. The lot has a front of 30 feet
by 100 feet. and has on II comfortable BRlCh-
AND-FRAME DWELLING, containing about four
or five rooms.
TERMS At sale. w. GODD!N,
NH ia Auctoneer.
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Y AUCTION.-ONE. GOAT, without
n medal, taken up In the street, Will be sold THIS
[Fridayj MORNING at lOk O'Clock at Adams's
stable on Franklin street between Seventeenth and
Eiphteenth streets, JOHN POE. JR.,
NH Tilt Chief Of Police.
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FURNITURE.

r. GATaRIGHT'& SON, I16. COVER a, .
T.. NOR STREET. offer inducements. both rs H.
10 prices and terms, to all IN need of FURNI- 5Ef
TUR Eof any Kind, such as 10 make 1t 10 their q
interest 10 examine stock before purchasing. FINE
Walnut Suits with Tennessee and gray marble:
Sideboards with dark marble; Parlor Suits In cate
une and raw siIk-Ycry handsome: Reps and Hair
Cio h Suits very cheap: Pine and Poplar Furniture
OF every Kind Our stock win be found com ple1e III
every particular. Don't fail to call. SATISFACTION
guaranteed, re so'Sm
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1rfSh
~ COMPANY. ..' ss12saGzsn
FOR NEW YORK.

THIS .empany viii dispatch one Of tneir splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION. WiANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, and RlCHMONll-avery TUESDAY
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY ut high water.
" These ships are entirely new, and were buif e1.
presSly for this route. ~
They Eve splendid saloons, stste-rooms, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attcn tious are un'
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly al
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 Sorti
river.
Freight received until 7. VI. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2. Steerage, $6 ans
frclghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch and charge made except actaal eI.
penses Incurred.
For further information amply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co, Agents,
uylQ Office Gompany's wharves. Rockets.
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ADELPHIA. RICH <FEss
a MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM s-z4s,sssissss5
SHIP GINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER, AND TIE EAST VIA FALL RIVER.
THREE TIMES 4 WEEk.-until further no
tio, the steamers OF this line will make rl-wr"hy
trips. leaving philadelphia every TUES ID y,
THURSDAY. AID SATURDAY, and EiclIonC
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. ard SUNDAY. con.
meeting II Philadelphia with Clydc's New EnSlanc
l. Quick III TTiME-FEEQUESr DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily until o'clock r. VI.
JAMES ". MCtAKRlCk,
General Southern Agent, kichmuu!. Va.
WILLIAM L. CLSDF..S CO...
General 1lauagcrs,
no23 No. u South Nharv-s. PE!iaNeiphia.
TuEAP FREIGHT RATES.. EsSs,,
~ BY THE sr5ze-lsssS3
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND TIE WEST.
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twcnry-secnnd and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at II VI. AMI SATURDAY III L.
NJ. Through bills Of ladng signed to all CanGdan
northern, and western points al low rates.
ii. y. DOUGLASS, Agent,
fec Twonty-secouc and Dock streets.
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DICHMOND AND DAENlLLE RAIL-
Az ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING Fryy,r
SUNDAY, DECEMBER %. lH-s.
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the Republican representatives from the
Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh districts are
highly spoken OF for ability and experience.
The Ohio delegation will be Il strong one,
despite the retirement OF Messrs. Cox, Say
Ter, Southland, and others. Mr.. Thomas l..
Young is a veteran and successful polti-
j cisn; his Cincinnati colleague, Mr.. Benja-
min Butterworth, has high local reputa-
ton; Mr.. Frank FL. Hurd, who was in
Congress before, is one OF the best lawyers
OF the State, and Mr.. w. D. Hill is qualified
by his training and experience OF public
affairs TO become most useful congress.
man. Mr.. John Whteaker, OF Oregon, was
the first Governor Of the State Of which
he Is one OF The oldest and most respected
citizeas.1 Or the:R new members from
the Keystone State, nearly all are we'll
spoken OF for ability and character: Mr..
J Hoiatib G.. Fisher Is. respeelally likely to-
prove an, acquisition; General Il. Fl. Blng-
ham, Of Philadelphia, is a, clever aud expe-
rienced man, and should ex-governor An
drew q. Curtin be successful In bis contest
the Twentieth district the Pennsylvania
delegation viii be materially reinforced.
The three ew members from South Caro-
lna- Messrs. John s. Richardson HI. p.
O'Conuor, and G. D. Tillman- come with
nss1 local regulations for competsncesa and
character. or the sTennesseeaDs aif are
worthy OF q place on a delegation excep,
fi0nally strong. Mr.. Robert l.. Taylor, the
Junior member of the Housewife g fiddied
his way into Congress, ,, beginning q can:
fass 10 o djstriet Which had neerly
100 majority against him with one
81 bisl and { his fiddle, and winning q
seat dnf Congress and 10 Wife--is c clever.
Young man. o close student and dealer Ia
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BY Chaifin, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Anct!oneers,
No, north Tenth street.

NH ] 9
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-16
LAND OFFICE AGAIN.

No effort is making Of which We are
aware TO secure the es;abli.hment Of 8
Q. S. Land Office 6. Seattle. The Por.
Townsend PEOPLE are moving, AID if
another land district is created on the
Sound it. seat will be there, no other
place presenting 4 counter claim. In
that event, and on behalf Of Pierce.
King. Snohomish. Mason. a1d the
northern halves Of Kits,p and Nhst
COIN counties, We protest against being
included ia the new district. Olympia
10 moro accessible To all the country
named than .s Port Townsend +; it .axes
less time TO 60 there. one can 60 mere
comfortably, ana it costs less money.
We have rothing against Port Town
send, ami woa't place a straw in the
way # h,t e.efgetic cltiz@Es securing
the BON they wish-rroviding they
count Us on. Of tier enterprise and let
us alone Ia whl. we have sad and
done we merely hai regard for the
greatest good 20 the greatest number.
and if our people don't choose to heed
the suggestions offered. but instead
allow another TO step in and take the
benef. Of them, we have nothing more
to say.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-16

ing that the sum OF $4,000 fraocs, or
1000 WAS placed to her credit IN the
bank Of Angus: Belmon. s. Co, New
York. c. s. A.
Mr. A Liable. French Consular Agent.
was aware Of Mrs Duport's expectations
aud 10 the course of business transac-
tons had frequently app led his official
signature TO the necessary papers. pend
ing negotiations. Duvsl knew Of this.
II also Of the Necessity for having the
consu!'s name affixed to the draft before
be could draw the money. He Kept
the receipt of the letter sud its import
aut cOnteuts Q secret from the widow,
aud about thee weeks ago called on Mr.
Liable. showed him the papers and re.
quested his signature. The latter de-
clined, sverring there WAS some irreR-
ularity in tho proceedings. uotw;th-
standing the fact that Duval was legally
AL executor Of the estate. This arraot
knavc next proceeded to Mrs Duport's
lawyers sni had conversation with
them. aud going thence 10 the First
National Bank. be attempted through
this house to draw the money from
New York. The draft forwarded was
returned TO Duvsl. dishonored. with an
explanation by telegraph stating tina.
the amount had not then been received
from Paris.
Labbe's suspicious were excited by
this time. and be began to institute in
ouiries. Davsl cleaning some knowl-
edge of the fact. quietly slid out Of
town on Oct, Der 3lst, since which time
nothing has been heard from him. He
carried with him . large number of
valuable papers. and it 10 supposed has
struck out for New York with the in
tentiou Of drawing the deposit, having
probably forged the consuls signature
to them. Instructions have been for
wsrded by telegraph 10 San Francisco
and New York to stop payment and
to arrest and return the criminal to
Portland, should be be found.
Duval before leaving borrowed all
the mcney Mrs Duport had and said
be was going over to the Sound to
get a divorce from his wife and then
return. The soap factory was sold
some time ago. and from this aud the
estate Duval realized several hundred
doliars Of which he has given no &C.
count and the money WAS kept by him.
--Standard.
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Sunday, November 16, 1879
COMFY ISLAND.

Though the season Of 1879 was short.
the rush from the city Of New York to
the beach Of Coney Island Was unpre-
c-,icnted. The season lasted four
months, from May 30 to September 90.
reachin. its hight about the 2Cth Of
July. On the 4th Of that month the
crowd on the beach numbered sc 900
persons. Of whom 80. 1000 dined at the
hotel and sea food pavilion. The great
rush va, in the evening. about 6 o clock.
and often % 900 persons were there the
greater part Of the night. This was
largely owing to the electric light. which
made night bright as day. A. Il single
pavilion during the season, 100000
bathing tickets were sold. The New
York and Manhattan Beach Railroad
carried down 1900. 900 passengers. or
400, 600 moro than the season previous
The equipment OF that road. which Is
devoted entirely to the Coney leland
passenger traffic, consists Of l6 locomo-
tive engines. u parlor cars. 4 close
cars aud 100 excursion cars. During
the gr eater part OF the time So trains q
day each way were run over the line.
The Hotel Brighton has dined 600
persons 1t one time, aud Of other times
as many as 40 900 person, have been on
the piazza and q, Ounds simultaneously.
Three OF four other railroads run down
to tho beach, q also several monster
steamboats,. The numbsr Of visitors
to the island in 1880 Is anticipated at
two millions
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WHO PHilliPART IS.

A good deal has been said in tele-
grams Of lato about Monsieur Philli-
part. a banker Of Paris. Phillipsrt is
. man of brilliant and gigantic con-
cept,ons, who on more than one occa-
sion has controlled untold millions.
Somo time Rgo this French financler
got up q schcme for the amalgamation
OF French aud Belgian railways. l.
was too heavy for him to handle, and
came to grief accordingly. Since then
the Republic has adopted the plan in
whole or in part, and paid for Philli
parts interest in the project. lie
promptly settled with his creditors
paying in full the 50. O0O, 900 francs he
owed. and establishing tho European
Bank in the bargain. He at once be
came the wonder and talk OF France
aud his credit was as good as that O
the best. lIe was sought by greedy
spectators from oil parts Of tho world
who were anxious for him to father
and pstronizs their schemes. Tn.
cause Of his recent trouble We have MOI
heard. but certain it is that he ha,
failed o second time. and second time
fled the country.