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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-05-26

Fenenber when | was a f,oy that man
so' into the rapids here, having been carried
down IN boat. which was broken 10 pieces.
lie had the good fortune TO be dashed on
rock. 10 which be clung. |, was a, the
heigh; of the seasou-Augus, i'll reeollac,
and he clsns there for fully thIrty-six
hours. Everybody streamed GU, of the
hotels md the village; the banks of the
river Particularly on the side, were ,hronged
y il !. .1ple a1xsoEe 70 do something IL
= = h.sA sp5zesse l.. p'-a@ ge.e s-egest@i,
some attempted but they all failed Thous-
ands Of dollars were offered to anybody
who would rescue him. The desperate sit
natlon Of the man was telegraphet over the
country, and every train brought crowds OF
Passengers hither to witness il with their
own eyes. lie was encouraged by shouts
from tbs banks. but whether he could u,t
derstand anything that was said is joub,-
fa
he world is said to be sympathetic. 1t
IS, or appears to be, unsympatL Letic, because
the object for which sympathy is asked 4
abstract, When it IS tangible, visible, all is
Changed, There was an cempl,fication
This poor wretch could be seen He was
an ordinary, uneducated man but he vas
man, aud the brotherhood sisterhood Of The
race went out to him in pity and intense
eagerness to re cue him.
Mary lersous sat up al night looking
across the seethng, roaring waters at the
small dark figure still c.nging TO the rock
lhe morning came renewed efforts were
m ade buG they all miscarried The crowd
had lncre aseI; II was immense. Every
body was excited. Tears were ia the wo-
mems eyes Can't something be done ,?
Must the poor fellow perish before our
faces? IS there no way to rescue him ??
Such qtestions were instantly asked but
alas! no reply could be gwen:
The man had good courage and crea,
strength, He chung to the rock with the
desperation Of a diving soul To lose his
hold was to be dashed over the catarac,
Apparatus and contrivances arrived from
Buffalo New experiment and new failures
Hoarse slouts still rang across the randi
t. .3oi - Dc {. gout heart. Tie. ,,,ut. !
heart tha ever throob-d cou.d not grip tha,
rock forever 1t was wonderful how he had
endured A fresh idea hal come to the
minds Of half a dozen mechanics. sTnev
We're labo:ing to throw out hawsers; every
muscle WAS strained every eye was bent
upon Their work.
>uddealy the man slipped away. He |
vas exhausted; he threw up his arms; be
dashed toward the cataract A low groan |
a from ,ne bre ast wentthrough the ,hronp- |
the thousands shiyered with terror 4
black o'Ject appeared for moment in the
he'l Of the waters. and then disappeared tor
ever. here was aD agony Of relief Ne
5le moeed, no one spoke for a while. All
looked II the direction where the figure had
3 en- swallowed up 1t was the euchant-
nent ot terror; 1t was the chill of tragedy
distinctly wrought which froze every one
or the moment to the spo.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-05-26

In he seaport aud snark~. town of Corn.
saii' WHICH derives lis name from s.. Iva.
he laughter of al irish ckief,a;n who came
- missionary 10 Cornwall in the fifth
century. there has no, been . single case
o. DRUNKENNESS Tor more than ,xa Years
and there ase only .h,ee o. four tavern. or
oeer shops 4 whimsical custom prevail.
ihsre. established by Or Kaelf a collector
d h Pors d :. ives, who died in 1911
aceoriasg % provision ID bis will. once ,n
every I've years tao oil women and ter
stsle girls aaier io ~atk ia PROCESSION from
iAe fnaFz1' house % = pyramid be erected
On ao'if> bill near where be - barred. any
ihe oae Haadr-.h Palm. dane roaad the
pyramid, aof Ease s s.sy-dollA- dinner .,
Ssa~a 70 more potent beverage 10 drunk
taAn xsnseretts aud oranxeade. And when
'Gis - over '1sg ero~a With aosers the one
policeman sao guards tie favored pi.cs.
New Iorx
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-05-26
AL s0RrH.

'Aneief'nx .ovsis-I. O. u,-ISf..
o:s On a,-Th. insect. -ia..-u.,.
ine Creates. compo.er-.,..p-B.fy,x.
ne garment of ghos, mus, b . .,;,s,
rapper.-Ha-km nmes.
he Jersey mosquito. like charity b.r;n.
70 n0"--Ne" York ADVERTISE.
eeeas.ss .s 'oolei upon -. -; .s.e
sAme.-Ne~ Orleans Picayune.
Ladies, piece of adviee-never .sna
Jour letters by male.-Durling,on Fra.
Press. ~ 1'e'
a !Faoe paper, called The Corse. !.
,a'Ae' o'- It will no doav., come 70 s,av."
Assafnida is now on ,he f,aa IL. ~.
'e'ng no American cheese to compete With
tn Y. Herald
Money is the great enigma of the 40.
Everybody IS compelled to give i, un-
New YorA Advertiser.
when dumb photographer wants to..v
yes 10 customer. he mer,lly displays
TWO neSa,ives-N. Y Advertiser.
Many man who thinks himself person
OIL note Is not so far ou, OF the way. He
may De natural or Hat Boston Tran
script.
Carpenters who refashion old dry goods
boxes should be called circumstances.
because they alter cases.-New York Ad. ,
veruser
When person writes a poem TO hill
t'me, he may be pretty sure tha, time vii
have LIS revenge aud kill the poem.-Ro.on
ton Transcript. :,
10 those who invest in real estate an ~"
oay lots on long payments, it scenes vearh
more. plain that Martyage is Lots wif.ps,
-P'ttsburg Telegraph. ,n
An exchange says 1t is fashion .ble n -
''o''ce some element of the an,iqre insoan
every dress. What are old maids becom bv
Ase e'-ios'on Star. aly
is that your dog, Mr.. Trigg7' Yes, sir T.
that's my dog rs he set,erY' "Has,s
OF that type, yes, sir" Obi then he's . IN
type setter. N. Y. Sentinel it
lon said, Mr. Jones. your umbrella had, ,,s =
a stfa'ght handler Il thought i. did. but
since It vanished am quite certain i, en-. ],
ded with hook. boston Traveller.
mere IS no difference between A vell
II moed tramp and we'll trimmed Iann
"hen cyclone makes its appearance, for
'hey both hgh, oat.-New York Adyertise,
N sorry to keep you waiting for your
money. SAID the bank teller To Sn;,ha,.
oat here's the money all in yellow bow"
Never mind, said sni,hers. Il sea u.
worth the weight IN gold boston Star.
A Milton man who few weeks ago kind
, o"erea 10 share his bed and board With
"a impecunons acquaintance sorne~ha,
'adicsed to intemperance. says he 10 suffer.
ne rom an attack Of room -ma,eism-
Milton News.
D. lives in.'he country near Paris. ~iu,e.
wa summer bat always after the la Of
nay 'hey meet him on Sunday on the
lie explains The country il
% crowded. Ev@ryood in there on
sunday 20 | come to get the air Of Paris
French.
10. "a yoar brother 4 a.ssi Mr.
rfanper OF q friend.
IN. $3.50 His health Is no, any loo
ODD and he has oeen bothered a 1rea, deal
/ late With spinal meningitis.
Spinal who r
"a.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-05-26

he rang the door bell OF a banker. The
serrant tells him "Mansieur does 90, -.
celve 10 day Tha, makes nothing TO me
aY racket il to know II Ia ~i.l s.se any
'4iag French.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24
Mood. Coal and Hooks
Innkinc After Onr Interests.

For sale by II. b. Cassels, Taylor and East
Broad streets. Telephone No. 77.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24

Bright Flashes Of Intelligence from Near
and AfaF-


The new time table which went into e.
feet Yesterday on the Charleston and
Savannah Railway. brings the New Nrk
mail u Savannah nearly an hour carrier
than by the old schedule. and lands the
through passengers ID JackS9nF NE ~
3.45. whereas bv the old schedule they did
not arrive until night.
The engine and tender 81 the down pas
-euger train On the Georgia Railroad ran
Of the track at Social Circle yesterday
Over two hours were consumed IN putting
the machine back on the track but when
il vas done the train made lively time.
At one pOizt On the road the train covered
eight miles IN eleven minutes. me cause
Of the ran On was an open switch.
over 20.Ol0 men are now engaged 10 the
construction 81 the New York est
shore and Buffalo Railroad. the treat two
track line which j. 10 compete Win ne
Vanderbilt system tor the earring u t-i
which seeks the sea beard through central
New York This is the largest construc-
ton force ever employed On any one work
In this country and is nearly double the
size Of the army with which cen. scott
achieved his victories in the Mexican war.
The road has been constructed with phe-
nomensl quickuess. Notwithstanding
that its route lies along the
rocky but picturesque west 7horc
81 the Hudson river, from winch
fact is derived part Of its name. When
completed % Buffalo, which will proDa-
bly, be about January l, il viii Dc the
eastern connection Of the famous Nickel
Plate Road. The line Is already DONG
business between New York and Albany.
and at this early day has already out
rivalled the New York Central and Hud-
son River Company. owing quesuonless
10 is fine rOad-bed. more attractive
scenery and the superiority Of lis rolling
-.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24
LIE NEw POSTAGE sTAMP.

How the Change will he Recefyed-The
New stamp. 70 be on sale Next Mon
day
The new z-cent postage stamps VIII,
without doubt. be met with general
welcome. They viii make their ap-
uearance next Monday. October lst-
and will supplant the present
3-cent stamps. OF course To a large
class Of people this change will make no
difference. With the large class Of mer-
chants and factors in the city, however.
the change will be welcomed.
How many orders have you for the
new stamps%' inquired a NEWS reporter
~ the chief clerk in the post office.
a great many. one firm on the Bay
has ordered 1900. with the address en-
vclOpes.' This shows how popular the
new stamp will be. Besides there is
conviction Of the justice and prOprIety Of
making cents answer where , are an en-
forced extravaganza
No doubt the postal cards and cheap
kilograms have done something 10 ecOnO-
Inize letter writing and render it less
frequent;" remarked the NV, repre-
sentative.
Yes replied the postal clerk. but if
YOU were 10 see the number Of bags con-
tanning only letters leaving here daily,
YOU would not think letter writing had
lessened very much. There are six firms
on the Bay. which mail on an average
during the busy season. 70 letters daily
Besides the business correspondence, il
is a mistake % suppose that the Old-fssh-
iOncd letter writer, who fills many sheets
and posts pOnderOus epistles at the slight
est prOyocatiOn does not still survive"
This sort Of relic is found most frequent
Is among women. who having as a rule
more leisure than men fill it up with pen
and paper
Those who believe that penny saved is
"A penny earned. will greet the pending re-
ductIOn with approval.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24
DR.. A. o. Best, Dentist,
COR. BRoUGHroS AND BARNARD ST.
TrnaI 2lntirrn.
N0TICE N -ADMIRAITY.


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, East
I ern Division Of the Southern District OF
Georgia. In admiralty.
Whereas "A libel in rem has been filed on the
22d day Of September, instant. III the District
Court Of the United States for the south
eIn District Of Georgia, by ALFRED
LAVENDER. Master Of the steamship
Cyprus" for himself and the owners Of
said steamship, and all others entitled, against
the bark COMMERCE. her tackle, apparel
and furniture and cargo, now lying at Savan-
nah in the said district, and against all per-
sons lawfully intervening for their interests
therein, in cause OF salvage, civil and
maritime. for reasons and causes in the said
libel mentioned, and praying the usual process
and monitiou in that behalf to be made; and
that all persons claiming any interest therein
may be cited 10 appear and answer the
premises: and that the said bark COMMERCE,
her tackle, apparel and furniture and cargo.
NAV be condemned and sold to pay the de-
mands of the libellant.
And whereas, a warrant of arrest mas bee II
issued on the SAID 22d day of september. unf Ter
the seal Of the said court, commanding re to
attach the said bark COMMERCE. her tackle.
apparel and furniture and cargo, and to give
due notice to all persons claiming tie same TO
aDpear and answer. and make ;.(aiu, thereto.
Now, therefore, do hereby give public no
tice to all persons claiming ne said bark COM =
MERGE. her tackle, appY rel and furniture and
cargo, or IN any mann .er Interested therein.
that the{ NC ana apr ear at the Clerk once
Oh the district lou of the United states, Tor
The southern nist rict of Georgia, in the city
81 savannah, 0h MONDAY, the Sth day OF
0ctoDcf heNt. 4. ID. 1888 at 10 O'Clock ID
tIe loIeInP. Of that day, then ana there 10 IN
teIPo9e thr II claims, and to make thelr ale-
cations ID. that behalf.
llate" at Savannah. Georgia, tins I'D day
Il. D.LOCKE,
United States Marshal Southern District Of
VS. BASINGER. Proctor for Libellant.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24
STAGE WHISPERS.

All About the Plays and Players
Where They are. and What They are
Doing.
Roland Reed i in New York.
John A. stevens l. in It. Louis.
Frederick Warde Is in Cleveland.
The Troubadours are in New Ierk.
Denman Thompson is down IN Maine.
>0l smith Russell j. in Topeka, Kansas.
Rose Coghlan Is at The Thousand Is
lands.
Mrs. George :. knight viii star this
season.
John Mccullough has been. the past
week. in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mark Thai is engaged for the Nc
Caull Opera Company.
Miss Annie Whitcomb has joined Nc
CaulPs Opera Company.
J. Z. Studley is 10 appear with Rose
Eytinge in "A Winters Tale
Horace Lewis i To 90 with one Of John
StetsOn's companies this season.
Croizette, sarah BernhardU's rival, is re-
ported as coming 10 this country
Ida Jefreys has brought a suit against
Nine. Janauschek for breach OF contract.
6. {. Boniface has been engaged by
Kate ClaXtOn 70 act in The sea OF
Ice"
Alice Harrison has been engaged. at a
very large salary. TO play in san Fran
cisco.
Nine. Janauschek is reading stanley
McKenna's new play Of The second
Wife"
Frank Aiken. late Of the syndicate
has been engaged for Margaret Mather's
support.
Thomas Frazer. business manager for
Miss Annie PiXley, is very i'll with con-
sumption.
Miss Florine Arnold has joined her old
company BARLEY GampbelPs "Friend
and Foe
Fedora" with Fanny Davenport as
the heroine. Will be produced in New
York October /.
Emma Abbott has started out again,
and is singing 70 enormous audiences
wherever she appears.
Mary Anderson has refused to be
patrOnized by the nobility Of London,
though numbers called on her.
Aimee looks younger than ever. and she
has retained her Old-time viyacity. but
she has lost most Of her voice.
The Hanlan Brothers contemplate the
presentation during the latter part Of the
present season Of a new piece.
Miss Fernandez, the new prima donna
engaged by Manager McCaull for the
Casino, is Mrs. Betham in private.
Mr. Fred Bryton and Mr.. Charles
Wheatleigh have been specially engaged
BY W. J. Florence for EILEEN Oge."
Miss Agnes Herndon. engaged by the
Baldwin Theatre management, san Fran
cisco, is to receive S225 per week.
Madame Maria Durand is engaged for
the whole Of the Italian opera season in
st. Petersburg which is to commence on
oct !. She returns to London in April
next.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24
NOtIce.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL GAS LIGHT Coz
rs BRYAN street,
SAVANNAH. GA. September 1883. )


To Gas C0nsUDters:
The Mutual Gas Light Company expect TO
De in readiness for business JANUARY lst,
prox and the following Is submitted for the
consideration Of all interested in the success
Of this new and important enterprise:
The Company VIII furnish its patrons with
new metres. guaranteed correct; VIII make
an usual connections from mains to houses;
wilfInspect and blow out all Distracted or de-
fective pipe, and supply new burners free u
chdrgs.
The quality Of the gas will be unquestiOned.
a. 1t viii be in all essential respects equal to
that sold in New ! Ork city and Brooklyn,
where il il more generally IN Use than coal gas.
The price Will be two dollars ~ net 10 per
cent added for non prompt payments, which
D. cheaper than ever offered IN savannah be-
fore. and the Company pledges itself to main
tain az uniformly low rates a. circumstances
viii allow.
At this figure gas viii no longer be an unat-
tainablc luxury TO some classes, but viii be
within reach Of all, supplying them win re-
liable. convenient, clearly, healthy and eco
uomic light.
IL Is respectfully urged that all who desire
to avail themselves OF these advantages, 10
make known the fact to the Company at once
that it may be better enabled 10 perfect all
necessary arrangements for their service and
accommodation.
Houses without pipe and buildings in course
Of erection should be fitted with pipe az soon
a. possible. 81,
An other information in the premises viii
be chcerfully furnished ON application at
Office. .-., .,
THE MUTUAL GAS CO.. lis BRYAN ST.
J. II. EsTILL, President.
y r. THOMPSON. Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24
EEADsrREEr's BUDGET
-. Y,rbzrrz.snents Reported Dur
ing The Past Week.

There were L. failures IN the United
ia t. reported To Brsdstreet's during the
mast week. Al more than the preceding
week. ~ more than the corresponding
week Of 1Ss3. and Il more than the
same week Of ISL Comp AIRED with the
previous week the Middle states had .,
an increase " l0- View England states
g. an increase Of Ia southern States =,
an increase u 2. Western States ~
decrease q 2: Pacific states and Tern
tories. =. AZ increase u IS Canada and the
Provinces .. an increase d T. Among
those reported embarrassed were A. a r.
Wallach. importers d notions; Aura
ham ;. Herman. knitting works, and }. :.
Ludingt0u- lum ber. New 1OrE- ly1Hss
ThaxeT & Co. tanners' extracts and az
rIngt0u L HunneweIl. silTeTware manu-
factUrers. Boston: -torer. Bolster d %
wholesale dry goods. Portland Ne; Hen
~ A. Ramsey 4 Co.. engine works, BAIT
more. Anthony & Kuhn Brewing CON-
PAW. Il. Louis. In the principal trades
the failures were a. follows: 'IrOceIo u,
general traders i. liquors y manuiac-
trlrrrs u. clothing :. lumber :. furniture
:. jewelry 8. shoes ;. dry goods ,, fancy
ggCsds 3. produce and provisions .. drugs
:. bakers and confectiOners / hats l. hard
war. !. grain and -four 3. hotels and rest
surauts 3. harness ,. commission 2. OIL >.
cents furnishing goods ,. statiOners .. To-
bacco and cigars ,. millinery ,
FLORIDA.
Pensacola. J. Grant, grocer, has as
signed u James Lsrgue.
GEORGIA.
Savannah->. Gerstmann q Co., whole
ale groceries and produce. have been at
tached: John Hoyt. saloon. has been
closed BY the Sheriff: J.. G. Tebeau- car
riages. has assigned 10 Jordan r. Brooks.
W0rthyiIle-W. r. Mcmillan & Co..
general store. have failed.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Cheraw-W. 4. Benton, general store,
mas been closed by the sheriff.
SUMTER. &. McGuinness, saloon. has
COMPROMISED at - cents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24
Georgia Military Academy,


MAJ. b. J. BURGESS. Superintendent and
vi Professor Of History. Political Economy,
and Tactics; Col. Edward Cantwell, LID,
Modern Languages and Law; Capt. John a.
Crowther, Mathematics. Natural Philosophy.
and Physiology: Capt. j. &. NJ. Johnston, 4.
NJ. Il. D.. Ancient Languages and Literature;
Charles :. Scott A. b.. Latin and English;
Capt. +. II. Hinton, Chemistry. Drawing,
English and Mathematics; Geo. W. Moss,
English and Book keeping.
Tho superintendent, after visiting some of
the finest schools Of the North. has purchased
the latest and most approved styles Of school
furniture, including new desks, chemical and
philosophical apparatus, large telescope, a
solar microscope, a tellurian globe, magnetic
compass. blackboard instruments. a reyersi-
bic air-pump, maps, charts, etc, etc.
This school Is intended to be one Of the most
complete and modern institutions in the
south. and no pains or expense VIII be spared
to make it such
4 cheap and neat uniform, different from
that worn by the older cadets, will be intro
duced for small boys.
Students have entered from the following
states: New York. New Jersey, Virginia,
south Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi and Kentucky.
SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER 9TH.
Catalogues can be obtained at the Morning
News office, or by addressing the superinten-
dent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24

lu savage days men used ~ fight
Yr their wives. 40 man could hope 20
ru.lr THE luxury Of being married until
.. aaI uou bs force 81 arms the woman
upon whom boz bad SCI bis affection and
carried her DH BOO spite Of resistance. The
necessity lJr doing this has occasionally
been felt even among civilized lovers. An
Illustration occurred Yesterday afternoon.
when 1850 coi0red men. after service iu
one li tle cOIDred churches claimed for
tlrm-ai secs one wife.
l1r-I words were hurlcd af each
other until FL policeman came up and
prevented what ~ one time looked like a
General disturbance.
1hr tWa parties. well-kH0Wu teamster-
aeut down towards the canal where IL
r imposed. tIey agreed upon who should
Doe fln lawful husband without submit
flus f4e matter % the courts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-24


The Migrants are clearing out, x are
Keeping at work.
.Ouly q Farmers Daughter" will be-
played BOZ Augusta tonight.
DehaI1 Lodge No. .. I. .. .. r.. will
hold % regularmeetiug tonight.
The steamer Mary NJ. Cooper will leave
f1r tohen'- Blum and way landings a. g
O'Clock tonight
The steamship Gate City, from Boston,
arrived yesterday with ~ cabin passen-
r.rs and Storage.
The barges lockwood ana Mary will
leave Tor landings ON the Satilla river
Tomorrow 40 o b. 10.
Mi-. Isabella Cunningham will reopen
bier kindergarten a. No. - Taylor street
900 Monday, October \.
The Darien Ijn,Jer GGzeite says. ''Thc
savannah prize drill viii surely come on
sud the Dragons will be- there"
Fifteen head 81 fine cattle arrived in
the rifv last uighf from Cambridge. Ca.
100 charge 81 Mr.. Isaac Robinson.
Three fine milch COWS were taken 10 the
pound yesterday morning while lettering
near Ahercorn and CASTOR streets.
The stock Of dredgc-boats, scows. tow
boats. lighters and wharf property be-
longing a. the estate 81 the late n. J.
Work on the old Telfair Mansion on Tel
nir Place. d. progressing rapidly. and the
Iuildiug will be- ready for occupancy as
the Academy Of Arts and Science some
Time iu December.
The chief Of the Savannah Fire Depart
mcnt. Doctor Butler, has promised M To
come down with the BartOws when they
visit Uaricn later on in the winter. lie
will meet with a hearty welcome from
0ur boys Timber Gdzefte.
~The following telephones have been
added o. the Exchange list: No. 1s2
Garnet. >tubbs a Co., warehouse; No.
-Gauett Stubbs Il CO., Office; No.
savannah Gaslight Company, office:
so. 33j-~ayannah Gaslight Company,
works.
A Young man overcome by the effect Of
too much apple-toddy brandy last night
was discovered asleep on Whitaker street.
between BrOughton and state streets, by
ono of the police. who was about Ia escort
him 10 the barracks, when a friend Of the
v0tlug man offered % be responsible for
him and 10 take him home.
A team and hack driven by careless
driver on the ThunderbOlt road, near the
Catholic Cemetery, Yesterday afternoon,
cOllidcd with a light buggy occupied by
lady and gentleman. The buggy was
overturned and the gentleman thrown
down q bank, but escaped uninjured. The
lady sustained a few slight bruises. The
rear wheels Of the buggy and the top
were badly damaged.
The great comet Of lSs2 may probably
lac plcSed uD by pOssessOrs Of large tele-
scOpes about the end Of this month, and
mo beginning Of next in the early morn
inc. The first week in October will prob
abiv be the best time, as there will then
he complete absence Of moonlight after
midnight. The position on the first Of
October will be approximately RIA. lh.
97m. 9ss.. N.P.D. - deg, 4lm. As. G.M.T.