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BOGARDUS DEFEATED NY A
BOY.

Tho Wonderful Shooting which
Made Frank Erb, OF ST. Joseph,
Western newspapers are devosins con
sidersele space 10 the lac shooting
match In which young FredErb, Jr., Of
s.. Joseph, No., defeated Capt A n.
Bogardas. champion wing shot Of the
world. The match was for a purse of
$500 and 1fty per cent. Of the gate mon
ey; each to. shoot at 100 birds from i've
traps. The traps we're arranged In p
sort OF semi-circle, the marksmen not
knowing from which trap the pigeon
would he pulled.
No pigeon match that ever took place
before in the NORTH vest tereated as Jmucl,
interest as this one did. Membe, q Of
clubs OF the Miss nj Valley, and clubs
In the North and South west, as we'll as
hundreds of other sharpshooters, were
present. The wind was b0istrous and
cold before the shooting began, and
when young Erb fred the last shot,
dropping his twenty.third bird 10 suc-
cession The thermometer was working
down 70 zero, and fearful gale swept
| over the grounds.
As soon as they we're ready to begin
shooting, the St. Jo. boy asked the vet.
jeran Captain, who had defeated the best
English shots on their own soil, to open
the bali. The Captain replied that he
was always on hand, stepped promptly
to the score and cried ''pull." A pig.
con rose from trap 2, bat dropped he.
fore the deadly pellets ere be had q
chance to LOOK around. Young Erb then
faced the champion and toed the sco,e
with nerve and, confidence. Shooting
alternately with the Captain, the boy
dropped thirteen birds before be missed,
the Captain missing his third and tenth.
While some of the pigeons brought
down by both marksmen we're stem win
ders, many we're 90 terrified or tame
that they had to be clodded up ss'l'
When each had shot At ffty birds the
score stood, Erb 4e, Bogardus IS. This
rather astonished lie bsckers Of Bogar-
dds, who were in the majority. while the
many hackers Of the st. 10. boy, Who
had predicted his winning from the start,
were jubilant, hu. not buistronsly so.
Young Erb had to make fitty shots yet
with the great msrksman. Asthe shoot
ing continued the birds favored the hoy
q little, and the veteran ex,eriencsd
hard luck. He said the wind and ausl
troubled his eyes. aal li7''N '''''sT
The boy had never shot before andef
the 6ve-trap ruies. Each dead sho.
gave him greater con6dence. He step-
ped to the score, and ne The birdie rose
ct any part Of the semi-circIe, he took
hia range with lightning rspidity, hiring.
ling them down with unerring' aim.L
When his last bird fell the score steod
Erb %, Boeardus 80. t'a sdl isel ~
The 81. 10. r. srald says: ACHE en-
thusiasm on the result cannot well b
timseined. The crowd pressed forwafd
with outstretched arms to take the vic
tor by the hand, and some we're satisfied
to even touch him. He was biggel
imam than Grant" 994 .ais.'''
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LEGAL NOTICE.

q d
TOHN REEF. Mary conlsy and Madison
u Coniey, whose place Of residence and post
ofaos address is Padsns Valley, Tyler county,
Wsst Virginia. Caroline Price sud Isaac
Price whose place Of rssidenes and post ofRes
address 10 hinwood, Lsaysnvorth county,
Kansas, viii take notice that on the lith
day OF March, 1850. Rosanna Rect, aled In
ths Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe ooun-
~. Ohio, . petition againsr them and others,
the object aud prayer Of which ID to obtain
partition and assignment Of dover Of the
following premises, to Wit: About acres oG
Of the northwest corner Of northwsst quar-.
ter Of northeast quarter Of section Is, town.
ship 8, Of range4. Also part Of the north
east quarter Of northwest quarter Of section
Is. tewnship 3 of range 4. Also 2 acres out
of the southeast corner Of northwest guar
ter Of sspthwest quarter OF section 14, town.
ship 8 Of range 4. Also south half Of south
west quarter Of section IA, township 3 of
range :, containing IN ell 80 acres, being the
lands Of which Jacob Reef died seized. You
are required to appear and snswsr said pett
tion on or before the 9Th day Of Nay, 1880
R,SANNA REEF,
By Sprisgs & briggs her Att'ys.
mchl6. .'s0ws.
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Dangerous Counter6eit.

l. WASHING. ION. March 16.-A danger
rous twenty dollar United States Treas.
Iury note has made its appearances in the
West. It is Of series OF 1875, letter G.
sand printed on imitation fibre paper.
The shading under the words United
States" is darker than in the genuine
note. but the general appearance OF the
bill is good. ifV . d ~
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DY virtue Of eert.in vsndi. Ssxpenss
j issusd from the court OF ycemmsu plsss
within and for the county ef Henfos,
and State Of Chic. In case pending II ssil
court bstwssn the above aamsd pastiss, and
to me directed. I will oasr :or sale a pu0iis
auction at the east door Of the court houss
In woodsaeld. on 7.
Saturday, the 17th dog Of Aprii. 1850.
bst*een the Aou,s Of o'eleoks :, N. ssn1z
o'clock p.sm.. ofssid day. thu sfsliswing Dc.
ssribsd real estate, situate In Aenres seun-'
", Ohio, TO Wit: =
A church building known ~ the Uuitsd
Brsthssn in Christ's Church, situate IN Prank
lin township, said county, aud iJcatsd son
the southsast quarter u the southeast Quar-
ter Of sSosioA sNsstystwe. tssnship six sud
range seven. tzV sase3
asid property % ordered 10 b sold ID m.
pEaissd at 500. and mey sell for sxe. thirds
Of said appraissnsnt. Tsrms ~ sAls, .eash
'''''s s'aa'n's''n. ~ 49,
nshls, ,'so~s. 600 ssssia M.rc. o.
srsiaos = Dalsos, AsteErsys. .yk
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-23

~ Resolulioa adopted by the New
York Republican Convention at Sarato-
ga, Sept. 8, 1875: sl9b !
Rpcognizing as conclusive the Presi-
dents declaration that be 10 not candi.
date for renomination, and with the sim
cerest gratitude for his patriotic services,
We declare our unalterable opposition to
the election Of any President for . third
term. .s.-
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The Bittsrs invariably remedy ysllewnsss
d the complexion and whites Of the eyes,
pains in the right side and under the tight
shoulder blade, frrred tongue, high colorsd
urine, nausea, vertigo, dyspepsia, oonstips-
tion, hsavinsss Of the head, mental despon.
dsney, and every other manifestation or 40
compartment OF .. disordered condition Of
the liver.o The stomach, bowels and kidneys
also experience their regulating and tonic In.
Ausnoe.
For sale By all Druggists and Dealers gem
orally. 'a sng5, 5,'7sY.
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.sClo COLLEGE. !. 3.
SPRING TERM OPENS MARCH 50.
COMMENCEMENT JUNE 23.

COURSES: ClassicaL Scientific, Commsrsial
and Music. Algebra and common branches
every term.
Boarding Low.
In private families 81 SO to s. Is. Olut
boarding. ineluding room. 81 "a - so. La'
dies board with tho President, ~ 5u to ~.
Students recits by lscturs. which supplies q
want felt in education.
For Catalogue, address - { a5i' 81
e. ELLISON,
Scio, Harrison County. Ohio.
nah9, ,80t4 ;
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A68rn6y. S6H60uccuI 10 Ok NIOHUub
~ as imprisonment. !.6Hi ad
SAN FRANcIsco. March l6.-The po-
lice Judge, this morning, sentenced Dem
mis- Kearney TO elk months imprisop-
ment IN the house OF correction and 10
pay q fine of 81 200. The magnitude
OF the sentence was q surprise to Kear-
ney, who had expected to yet off with q
nominal punishment. II is probable he
will take the case to the Supreme Court
on habeas corpus
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-23

lEMorros coony e entided 20 six
sdeaexsses In the Democratic Stats Con-
vsniion 10 meet n oonnbmson The Oh
day o. May. - -
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Yeb 9bbertisenlents,
Farming and Timber Lands
for Sale.

1--WE or six farms and two or three timber
i lots near Stewart, on the Marietta and
Cincinnsti B. R. in Athens County. Ohio
The timber is No. timber and good land
The farms are in good repairs snd have good
crops Of wheat growing. Tie lsud is all
fresh. andsis No. ltobaooe land. Good W..
ter, schools and churches handy. For sale
low on reasonable terms. For farther par
tioulars enquire Of
J. A. PLUMBR, Agent,
meh2s,Yo. IL Naristta Ohio.
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fgssDAY. HlRCH Is, 1889.
wJoas SHEsxAs insssss sAst ks u q
esndidais for the Presidency.

Hpss. oxnraox assscks' 70 GaAsr
me lesca 20 . dsfancs dartey.
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OK Ia con per day At homo. Samples worth
ID W MD IS free. Aadsess ssrssos 4 Co
Portland, Msine. dec2,'7sr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-23
RESHlNG MACHINES

Horse Powers, Portable Rngiues. Grain Regis.
tsrs, Drag Saws and Clover Hul,sr Attach
msnts manufactured at Springfield, Ohio
be Pitts Over Blast Separator with its extra
Straw Carrier
makes It the best Machine In the world. I
will guarantee satisfaction in every SALE
Customers should not buy I'll they see Cuts
Of this machinery. Send tor full description
and prices, which is sent frse to all who ap-
ply. Agent for Monroe and south half Of
Noble county. Address,
L. &. srRGN8R,
Lewisvills, Monroe County, Ohio.
mohl6, 'son3 ~"
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NoTIUE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Sarah Jane Agin, Deceased

T,AR undersigned has been appointed and
lquali6sd IS. Administrator Of ths estate oi
Sarah Jane Agin, late Of Monroe County, ,dscd. !.
Dated this 4th day Of March, A D. 1880.
mohs, ,'so,wS. HENRY hoWDRR. :
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sHERIFF's GALE. !
Thomas Miracle st al, Truatsss. /

t3faG ttpsN y
Thomas Dillon ,s.rq iIiw
teH sa Va.
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-earney. Sentenced to Six month";
ssq imprisonment. .baf a8

! New York, March Ia. afn.t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-06-04

pha,ically a being OF want. To have
our real needs supplied according 10 the
higher laws OF our being, Is 10 be really
happy; and we're We rs rich rs Croesus I,
as cclebrstcd and as powerful as Alex,
ander or Napoleon, as intellectual -
Gauss or Newton, or as reii xious an
Panl or John. We would be bat creatures
of want ssill. From these facts we may
infer, that he who shows man his true
needs, and roases him to seek their
supply, is a great bene factor Of the race
and that only the Teacher who possess
es the power Of rousing and melting his
scholars. both by precept and example,
70 vigorous and determined. action, can
be really successful and disebarge his
sacred duties. Here TOO We observe,
that the philosophy Of all intellectual
education, resolves itself into an appeal.
on the part or The Teacher, to the men,
tai powers OF tho student, in order that
he may rouse TO action his intellectual
faculties, till by constant use they ac--
quire power. ant assume q promineRt
position in his mental economy. need
scarcely remind you, that. to the present
day, with all our improvements in ed
ucation, not only are our Moral powers
almost totally neglected, bot that not
moro than oae-fourth OF our intellectual
faculties are brought into systematic nc.
ton, aud that indeed by hundreds Of
Teachers, many ofthem would be crush.
ed into q forced silence, should they
happen to give any indications of life.
Thus at single stroke, are cut short
OUT joys here. and our preparation for
higher Joys hereafter thus arc clipped
the wings. that might otherwise have
borne US aloft to regions of pure intelli
gence and unfading happiness. To be
continued. OCCASIONAL
May 81, 1880.
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ALL INDORSE 1t.

The Recorder, Americas, Ga.,, says :
Clerks, Senator'S, Representatives. Dec
tors, Lawyers, Citizens, in public and
private life, are testifying by the thou,
sands, and over their own signatures
:hat remedy has been found for
Bright's Disease OF the Kidneys and
for Diabetes; these are respectively
known as Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure and Warmers Safe Diabetes
Cure
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woMANs WISDOM.

''Shc insists that il is Of more impoi :
tance,, that her family shall be kept in
full health, than that she should have
all the fashionable dresses and styles OF
the times. She therefore secs to it, that
each member Of her family is supplied
with enough Hop Bitters, Mt tho first
appearance of any symptoms OF ill
health, to proven. fit OF sickness with
its attendant expense, care and anxiety.
All women should exercise their wisdom
in this way" -Neo Ho rem Palladium.
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4 nEWSVEpER Pu1. WRITES.

d, TUfr. DvaF Sir-Ny lit,ie eoa. Wa att, =.
uith pnsutnoasa hist winter, which hh hin w,,S
ySolsnt couch, that lae<cd ti within nnoat,, 49,
lcs thecurs q which nfn indebted toypar valaSss
xsperSnsAnS bad t<scd most osesy thing r~c-,,.
pectorAnt, one bottle OF which removed The coa.s
sotiruly. with many thanks. sIn yygrs tu'y
. IN JOHN n. ML.,rp
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Letter from Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 81, 1880,
The probabilities & possibilities at Chi.
cage are highly exciting TO the Radical
Congressional politician. SO much SO, IN
deed. that shall hope for pretty clean
Democratic majority during the next
few days in all Legislative matters. In
the first place dozens of Radicals have
left for Chicago, in the hope ofadyanc-
ing their interests of their rayorites.-
Then those who remain are demoralized
by the excitement, aud BY the constant
stream Of telegrams coming 20 this city
from the field Of battle.
BY little shrewdaess and energy the
Democrats can finish mp all tho bust
ness OF the session this week, and 20
home.
Some OF the results OF the fight at
Chicago-the name OF the candidate, for
instance will be known TO the general
reader when this letter comes before him.
But the full bitterness of the fight is
known TO but few. and will be known 10
few until after the Convention has been
adjourned some days. Writing in full
possession OF ali that is known here at
this time, ! feel no hesitation In prophe-
sying extensive detection if Grant is
nominated, and unprecedented apathy
| il it be clark horse"
Among Democrats there is a common
agreement TO wait until after the trouble
at and after Chicago las taken from
and for shat reason the Democratic Con,
ventions lately held have refused to IN.
struct their delegates. What mi sLt bc
good policy ifthe Radicals do one thing
at Chicago, might be bad policy in an
other event. or the third party" "rhe
party Of the Custer" little is said now
Postmaster General Koy was promptly
confirmed for the Judgeship to which
AIr Hayes had nominated him and prob
ably Mr.. Maynard. who is nominated &c
succeed him, and General Longsteeet
nominated 10 succeed Mr. Maynard as
Minister 10 Turkey, will also he confirm
cd, though there is objection TO both
Contrary TO expectation the Scnat,
added only few thousand dollars Il
tho River and uirbor bill. /, will be-
finally passed at less than ten millions
All over three millions will probably b,
thrown sway, unless, indeed. Mir Uaye;
and the Democrat who will succeed him
next March shalt decide that the Who'll,
amount shall not be expenGe1.
MEMO.
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A CA r d.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscre,ions or youth. nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood
&C., l will send q recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send a selfadiress
ed envelope to the Rev. JosEPm Il. nv.
MAN, Station ID, New York City. APPS
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Communication.
For the South Branch Intellgencer.
Free TO ell, willing to copy, throughout the
State Of West Virginia

hiR. HARPER I'm accordance with a
promise made some weeks ago, | come
before you again and / can assure you
that it affords mo very great pleasure to
10 so. AZ the same time, must regret
my inability TO DO Justice to the great
theme which l have chosen. The great
work Of Education, in which we are dali
~ engaged, shall, therefore, receive our
criOus attention.
ignorance, knowledge, Wisdom.
TREATISE TO BE CONTINUED.
Had 1 tho philosophic powers OF n
Newton or an Aristotle; tho poetic and
electric fro Of Milton or Campbell !;
the logical penetration and splendid tall
ents OF n Euclid or an Archimedes; the
analytical depth Of Socrates or Pa-
20 the soul.reading and soul-stirring
powers OF o Shakespeare; the easy grace
FOL and classic style Of Goldsmith or
an Addison or tho oratorical genius Of
n Dcmostbcncs, a Cicero, or n Curran,--
might here find ample room Cor their
employment, and use every such talent
for good. in explaining the objects, set.
ting forth tho advantages, and enforcing
the benefits arising from the adoption
and extension Of n true, liberal and nat
ural system Of Education. Ignoring the
old fogy idea "Short terms and low Sal.
aries" But | know that where little is
given little ia expected or required still
what little talents / 10 possess, shall
ondeavor TO use in proper manner -
believing as 1 most sincerely do, that
with ordinary powers Of thought, "dili-
gencc insurcs success" and that inferior
capacities whom well used and faithfully
trained, arc really moro productive Of
good, than the most splendid, brilliant,
and fascinating powers, when neglected
or not faithfully cultivated. / havo no
other object in view than TO elicit truth
in reference to the great educational
problem which has never yet been fully
solved and which I really believe, after
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wontc III Sherman Co Michigan,
wait an agent in THE county a, once, at
Salary Of 500 per month and expenses paid
For full particulars address MS above. Nay Z.
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Dr. TUT y .NeS Vol Srp,. IA ~
Opef Hr-O4ng Gzzs {<Ax v. lied y ~ hpna.s
c,ese % tut9 SssssH In tAs lswrs w.ri, ss ~
es<y he g sss ~ere ct ysry s-xere syJ.sS ), 80
md cozafe>s my oorv<lsa ~ its woa1erfni 49,,
purinx prAcuoe of twenty years. have -.
kAppY s9~esA n inst>nt,y sabdu~i the rr., 49,.
dts ofvoaxhing, and Invariably sarol the d,ssNs !.
ssdssss svss sr,sl -, ,cr, = y - '1's
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DR. TUT; Sir-1 have been ruifrrins Tor noari, to,
rsars vtth scvvrs e,uxh When commence, A.
and sixteen pounds in wc,sht 4 had tSict sin. :,
sveFythins; had tarvihiv ni<ht s~cats fhave tshea
half dosDn bottles The ixht avcsts have l.ft ~
The cough has stsss prcarcd. and have ssinec e-,
pounds ia nrsh. recomniend ~ 10 all my frloaas
Mfth great rcsfecf- Ol.ltER flf,sk
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BOARDING HOUSE.

DERsoYs desiring board can be accommodate
I ell at my residence in a desirable portion o
the town, by the week, month, or year, will
or without rooms. Tie rms reasonable.
JAMES SHEEFZ.
Romney, May q, 1880.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hnceeaaion ni John MoI'heim to John Il.
Hlerry tshatiff's snlel. three lots with improve
manta. bounded nv Elfnira, Potsr. Chestnut and
AK afrsota. 2fS i3O. s'1o
q. u Kennady 10 Mrs. h. Fablerone cnrntrix
oil by OoutI Royal and 1t Louis atfeets and
Exchanges Alsy aase2 and another lot In tho
same locality $500,
| an tmpruvel lot. bounded by Hospital Old
s27OD.
J. Hrandin to Mrs J O. Pecoul, n lot with
buildings bounded by dr"atman Union Bngh-
toll aud HnYnl Rtrneta. 30x 100 $1,000.
james n Dusty To Mira. Y. X Gray, three
pleGes 81 ground bounded by Feeity Molpo-
lnenc, CLARA and Willow streeta. a2xib. t97 80.
y. Do Bonchel To Isnne Davis. five lots with
buildings, forming part of the tract known ~.
the VachsrIe. average malsurs 73xlbp. k75O
Patrick Fzsintnoua to Mary FitzammOns
two lots with buildings. bounded by Washing
ton. Bnrenne. Fourth AMI Dryades streets.
1sx125 $500
Mise Amelia Wypns to Mrs Margaret Chaser
u lr with improvon"bta. bounded b. Lonisa.
ROYAL. ptetv and Uhartras stroets 42nifH s5s5
JAS y, I.nsbv 10 John Hnrnett three lots.
a'c.. bounded by Unnni nnsuuot. iAyez and
Miro slroeia, 27sI0r, t5to.
Same 10 Pierre Cnnteron. two lots ete. In tho
ahmo square. 1913. 1850.
Onroline FIT X ~ ala to q. Dohlemann, nm I'M
divided eighth - four lots, bounded by ElmIrn
Grngrasa. MoreAn and O1ancnvo streets. gOx
10. two lota. bpunled by ~ Claude Marna.
Jnnn and Bartholomew atreets. 2DEti3; four
lota, bounded by Elmtra. Oongross, areatmsn
md Craps st rasts 6axi 1900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
VERIFICATIONB.
The Predictions OF Old Probabilities
During the Month Of January.

|
During the Month Of January.
| The value Of the sIana service reports and
predictions to tho eommerce and agricultural
| interests Of tho country cnn he estimated from
tho following statement OF Notifications during
| January. tnkon from tho Weather Hpviow Of
TINT month. which Ia iust to hand
The detailed comparison OF tho tri-dnily In
htnntions T. r January, with tho tel"grnIhIn ra-
ports for Tho success ding twenty. four hours.
shows tho general pnrnontaga IT ve,Iilmdinna
To no aA4 per c"ht. Tho pornentngea for tho
four, eiem"nta hro: Wenthnr 400. direction of
tho wind ag2 Temperatures n e. barometer RI I
per ceut. BY geographical districts they are.
For Now England NJ H, Middle BtnteR NJ g. Houth
Atlantic Htntrs ~ 4. Eastern Gulf htntea Hn7.
Waatsrn Gulf hntna BOT Lower Like region
ohio valley sta, Upper Miasiaeippi valley M o,
Lower Missouri vntev H27 Northern Pacific
region M7. Onntral PaeIln Onaat region poa.
Southern Pacific const region PC q. There were
~ omlssiona "a predict out of asl3. or o 10 Dor
cont. or ~" avon predictions TINT hnvo boon
,nhd" LOG, or 10 per cont, are considered to
have entirely ! He'd 1919 or 10 per cont. wore
ono fourth verified All. or IA 10 uar cont. were
ono hnlf verified: AL. or u oi psr cont. were
three. fonrths yeriiied; 1896. or CD o5 per cont,
Woo fully verified 40 far na can no nHHortninod
from tho tri, dnily weathar mans.
nAuTIoNAny siGNAta.
Ono hundred and sIxtv cantionnry sgnnla
w"r" 'liaplnynd during tho month. Of which ila
or IA pnr cont wore juatiflod by winds of 81
mIlna per hour or over nj or within radius
Of roo miles Of tho station: 40 on afor. aiRnals
w"ra diaplnyeh. Ct which 40. ~ $40 per cont,
woro fully Juati,nd. A. Or ~ q pr cont. wnro
iustiIled va to direction: Al, or ~ per cent
were juatifod ma to velocity and o. Or 6 per
cont. were not justified ohor aa 70 direction or
velocity, Twenty nlns OF tho off ahore were
ehnug'd from cnutionary. Two hundred and
Rtx atgnnla of both kinds wors dtaplnyod, of
which lb9 Or ITO per cont. wore fully ius,Inrd
Tho above dnea not include aignas ordered for
80 diapiny stn'Ioua. whore tho velocty In only
oa!matet. Forty eight c"aea Of winds of 20
m lea aud ovor psr hour, from scattering sta
tonR were reported, md for which aignnIa hnd
not boon ordered. Eight slxnnH Woro reported
In