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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-09
TLIKTEEN TO FOUR.
The virainians Again Defeated by the vii.
mingtons.
Especial telegram To the DIspa,ch.I

Especial telegram 10 the DispatchI
WILMINGTON, DEL, May S.-The Will
mngton team batted Allen out Of the box
the first inning this afternoon, driving him
for q single, two doubles, and q home run,
five men scoring. Doyle filed his place,
and after two innings the home team struck
him for five singles, which, aided by three
errors, yielded as many runs. The visit
ors were unable to hit Nolan, except for six
scattering drives, one Of which went over
the fence. and allowed Nash to score
q home run, and bring In Glenn. who got
to first on an error. The Virginias played
n strong fielding game, the work OF john
ston being especially meritorious. He CO.
vered nearly the entire field and retired
men on hard-batted flies. Allen, in the
right field, made the brilliant play OF the
game. leaping for ball driven against the
fence and capturing it in his left hand.
The ground was in bad condition, and the
ball wet and slippery, consequently the
errors were mostly excusable. The game
was called at the eighth inning on account
OF darkness. The following is the score !:
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The POcahOntas Mine.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

LYNCHBURG. VA, May S.-A special to
the Advance from Pocahontas says: This
morning at 4 o'clock an exploring party
found a body in the POcahontas mine,
which was identified as that OF j. Thomas
Wood, Of Russell county, Va. 1t was
dug out from beneath two feet OF fallen
coal and slate, and was in an advanced
state OF decomposition. One hundred and
seventeen bodies have thus far been re-
covered. A large force is at work day and
night
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First Presbyteriau Church.

The Committee on Grounds and Bull d.
ings yesterday evening opened the new
bids for taking down and rebuilding the
First Presbyterian church. The follow
ing were the bids and the time the bidders
require to do the work: Marable & Dam
sey, 10 months and 10 days, s19,3SO; A. G.
Houston, 8 months and 10 days, SlS,500 (;
II. Wiley Davis, 10 months and 20 days,
S22, ,762; q. q William Gibson, 7 months
and 22 days, S24,39S; w. II. West, one
year, S19,331; w. b. Hoge, 10 months,
S22. 1888. The contract was awarded to
Mr.. A. c. Houston at S1S,500, he being
the lowest bidder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-09

The Executive Committee OF the r. f..
Lee Camp Fair respectfully request the
gentlemen appointed to canvass this city
and solicit contribution for the benefit Of
the fair to finish the various districts and
report as requested. as they wish to send
for the various articles OF merchandise do
mated before the opening OF the Fair.
DR.. II. G. JONES,
C.. u. WILLIAMS,
n. V. RANDOLPH,
Executive Committee.
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HustinCs Court.

Samuel johnson, for burglariously enter
tering one OF the rooms OF Ford's Hotel,
occupied at the time by Mr.. Edmund
Burke, OF Alexandria. and stealing sundry
articles therefrom, was convicted in the
Hastings Court yesterday and sentenced
to five years. Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary.
The rest OF the day was consumed in the
trial OF motions on the civil docket.
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The Chimos of Normandy.

Tonight the event Of the season, the
Chimes Of Normandy, by the best amateur
talent OF the city, will be given at the Rich
mond Theatre. 1t will be the occasion OF
one OF the most brilliant gatherings seen in
the Theatre for long time, and every seat
will be taken. The opera will be repeated
Tomorrow night.
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Camp. Each bag has o tag with the name
OF the donor on It, and as e; e'ch bag Is sold
separately the bidding VIII be lively, IN
order to make each OF the klnd-bearted
Federal soldiers feel the appreciation their
gift deserves. An account ought to be kept
OF the amount OF each mans contribution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-09
Atlantic Coast Limo.

The attention of the travelling public is
directed to change OF schedule OF Atlantic
Coast Line over Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. The most important change Is in
the train now leaving Richmond at ll:33
A. NJ. On and after sunday next this
train will leave ut 11:20 A. VI.
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DR.. Edwards, the Chiropodiss.

DR.. j. A. Edwards, the cniropodist, has
returned to the city and taken rooms ct
the st. Clsire Hotel. DR.. Edwards during
his stay here has been very successful In
his practice, as many OF our best-known
citizens can testify. Those In need OF his
services would do well 10 give him an
early call, as he will be here only one
week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-09
Kenfucky's Democratic Delegates at
Large.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
CINCINNATI, May s. The Commercial
Gazette'S Frankfort (Ky.) special says; AT
half-past 12 the delegates at large were
elected, after several hours hard work.
They are Henry Watterson, Colonel Thos.
l.. Jones, james Mckenzie, and j..
Stoddard Johnson. The entire delegation
are for free trade.
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Flowers for Front Yards.

Every one should adorn their yards with
flowers, which tend so much 10 refine
ones taste. Fuchsias, FerDenas, Pansles,
Geraniums, Heliotropes, Pinks, Roses,
Lantanas, and other plants can be found
at j. j. Harvey's nurseries, No. 0 east
Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-09

The annual meeting Of the Episcopal
Sunday-School Union Of Richmond will be
held at st. Paups church on Sundhy eve
ming at 4:30 O'clock. Addresses will be
delivered by Rev. DR.. Burton, OF ST..
Johns church, and Rev. Mr. McCulloch,
of Christ church.
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Sale of Park.Ayenue Lots.

Messrs. w. II. Lyme & Co. Will offer for
sale, at public auction. this evening at 5:3O
o'clock, four very valuable building lots,
situat ed on Park avenue between Monroe
Park and the new baseball grounds.
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MAY 8. 1891

MAY 8, 1884.
Mr.. Editor: Permit me through the
columns Of your paper to thank the kind
friends who contributed towards the
inyalid-chair for the little girl at the Re
treat for the Sick. OLE WILLIAMS.
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Widow RedOtt.

Who has not laughed at Charlie Bishop
as Widow Bedott? II YOU have not, 90 to
the Theatre Saturday morning and secure
seat. He will be here Monday and Tues
dov
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WASHING AND IRONING.

WASHING AND IRONING NEATLY
w AND PROMPTLY DONE. both by the
month or dozen. WHITE DRESSES A SPESiAL-
T1. JULIA JONES,
No. 40s north Third street, basement rooms.
my 0-0tf
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The corn which was donated Il. Il. Lee
Camp for the benefit Of the Home for Grip
pied Coniederates was the sole contribution
OF the Grand Army Post at Fora Scott,
Kansas. The corn win be sold some time
during the Fair which will be held by Lee
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DissOLUTIONs d. PARTNERSHIPS.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED HERETO
w FORE doing business under the frm-name
aud style Of LEE 4 POTTS, OF which firm George
Lee aud Frank Potts are general partners and
Edmund A. Saunders Is the special partner, hereby
give notice that the said partnership Is DIS
SOLVED by mutual consent. -
Witness our hands this Sth day OF May, 1884
GEORGE LEE,
FRANK POTTS,
my 9-1t Il. A. SAUNDERS.
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The partial list below are those who received
Il. ". Bowes Ninth street, Alluman Watch in
street, twenty silver dollars in can coffee; W.
IL. Wilton. Main street, Diamond stnd III
can tea Thomas p. Linch. Frederick 'burg
r T (. Wright, m uOs'i soath u Ads%s ms street, Hunt
ing-case sohd gold Watch In can OF eo1ee; IA ~
Levy, Louisa Courthouse, enamelled ~. Y: Rolu n.
watcn in can coffee; Y. B. Howell, Msnehesler,
open-face watch 10 can coffee; b. W. Gray, east
Main street. solid gold II. c. watch In can tea H. q
johnson, Hanover, solid gold n. G. watch IN can can
tea n. v. Tiller, Henrco. g. and s. watch IN COZ
fee; L. V. Constaner, south Pine street, 20 goi9-
piece Ia can coffee: W. II. Curry, YORK hiyei ra.
Second street, diamond ring Ia coffee; T. ..
Jones, seventh street. y. and 5. Waicb ~
Tea; W. II. sanders, Ashland, Solid Col. Cod
Manehester HantinG-case Watch in coffee; .:
j. Jones, Manchester, stem-Winding aud Set,lne
Wsteh IN can q coffee William s,ns A. WaiesI ia esr
OF coffee; Mayor Carrngton, swiss Enamenea
Hunting Case Gold Watch In can OF tea; a. "a ?;
hord Manshestsr condactor on Richmona eaase an'
Y. X. Jones, Petersburg, TeD-Dolar Gold'rIsce
In tea Miss Minnie glenner. Broad street. Dla,
moDd Ring In coffee; Mrs. r. X. Macfarland, north
Mrs. Weissi. Broad street Silver service with can
coffee Mrs. shay, Eighth street, Genuine Dls., Dla
mond Ring n csn iea Jacob Reians,rea' ns,a hSf Mrs
Franklin. Canal xtreef. Diamond Ring ia coffee;
Ut. Gift, MancbeScr, Huntlns. Case Watcn IN
"a: 2, .. AD6ss7s. Peietsbnsg, nnnhnkIie t,a ykcI.ine
Matcb IN tes ~. asl Main street pis'1p9sa psi
DcsS Lsss z p Rsi'R''k 4 n.ls sen5sss ss5ss,
srosd strsets yrvice i9 can of tss y Misf ~
sefss 2r r VIZ a ssyas s sso sofea u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-09

Runs earned wilmingtons, A; virglnias, l.
Two-base hits by Lynch, Casey, snyder Home
runs-Bu-ns, Nash. Left on observation-disclosures,
7;Virginias, 10. First base on errors-Wlmlng-
tons. s; virgnias, 8; on balls-Wilmingtons, ;
Virginias, 3. Struck out-Bastain, Miller yZI
Morgan (3l Flies caught ht-Wilmlngtons. = ; Vir-
einias Ii. Passed bals-Cusick, 3. Wild pi'ch.
es-Allen, |. Time of game, two hours and hali'
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-09
Rus1NEss CHANCES.

nor SALE, THE GOODWILL. En
FIXTURES, HORSES, BuGGlES. HA
HARNESS, and everything pertaining 70 tiksI-
rate business, Good reason for wanting 70 sell.
Apply to e: II. N.iansi san.
nv a-ots Richmond. Va
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SHIFTS, DRAWERS, &c.

COUTHERN STEAM SHIRT MANU-
Nh cToRy- Tbe best-eauipped SHIRT AND
nRAWER HANUFACToRYs Y soa.h q New York.
We esil speciaI attention 20 our CuSTyMH DE.
GOODS. h' ~; Ia nsNnnnseVN, n.ssVN,.
NH 7-Sm sS0 OWso htees
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OTHER GAMES.

Philadelphia: Pnllauelpnias' VI Nhlca-
goes, 10.
Baltimore Baltimores, G.; Athletics, 4.
Cincinnati: Cincinnatis, s; lndianapo-
lis, 3. Cincinnati (Unionsb I; Baltimore
Unions), 10.
Pitts6urg: Metropohtans, 8; Alleghe-
nys, 1.
Louisville: LouisYilles, O; Columbus, l.
Harrisburg: Harrisburgs, 8; Monumen-
tails, 3.
Chicago: Chicago Unions), II; Key
stones, OF philadelphia, 10.
New York: Detroits, A; New York, 8.
st. Louis st. Louis (Unionsl 90; Ma
tionals, 2.
Rain prevented games at Boston, Brook
lyn, and Altoona.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-09

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRISTING-Housk. GOOD work,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-09
MIsfIT STORE.

"Costly thy habit "a thy purse can buy,
But nOt expressed In fancy; rich, not gaudy;
For the apparel oft procls Inns the man"
Hnrnlff. Act L. Scene 8.
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ca SOO GIVEN AWAY
CZ.COU FOR THE
NEXT THIRTY DAYS

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GENUINE
DIAMONDS. &C.;
and for ONE WEEK ONLY we viii positively
give 10 purchasers 10c. 10 $40 In actual cash. In
dependent OF other
VALUABLE PRESENTS.
So don't neglect 10 call or send Your orders carly
and secure a can with GOLD or NEW GREEN
Orders by mail are selected by dsinterested par
ties and forwarded % all parts OF the Cn!ted sttes'
Prices: al per can; six cans for s5; twelve
cans for $40.
Address -
CLOSE TEA AND C0FFEE-PACkERs,
No. 523 BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
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sEREN AIDED.
s~renade rendered President Rsrrt.
at Tacoma.

s~Feaade rendered President Harris
ut Tacoma.
Ga wednesday evening Pres:da nj
Harris was rendered serenade at the
Hotel Tacoma. and. being introduced by
Gen. Sprague, responded as fellows:
wish to express nv appreciation TO
ven. gentlemen, fur the KIND reception
gwen iae iDn,cht. The Northern Pacific
Railroad cSnptny has alx - oseu
ready 10 assist the towns along lis line
and TO act IN the interest of their citizens.
IL u about eleven Years slase the Gam
mtnce cent OF this o4ty. and its growth
= now vsry apparent. The several
Presldeot', namely, Gregory Smith.
General Csss, Nh. Billings. its patron
saint. Mr.. Wright, and Mr.. ' llIard. have
all taken great interest Ia oar civ. and
am now 81 vi 10 say that can nter NV
Endorsement 81 rAcomA's great pros
perltv as equal TO that If any town on
our Inc az road. The extension Of the
railr 81 across the Cascade mountains.
twenty i've mil, ; Of which will be 1T
immediately from this end. will make
tins community within a few wears a
very prosperous one. and will add,
0oaht no.. very largely TO yoar p1pals
ton and wealth. l tbauk VOC Tor tbs
expression Of your good will. Good
night.
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personal

For several days past Mr. James Nc
Re-. wife and son. aud Mr.. Lodge, have
been visiting az the house OF DIR. /. L.
Minor, Of whom Mr.. McRae il broth
er-in-lav. Mr.. Lodge is 81 perintendent
OF the middle division of the Pennsyl-
vsnis Railroad. aud Mr.. McRls general
manager of the Pennsylvania CoDpa-
ny's Western divisions covering the irn-
portaut points Of Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
and ST. Lo1is. He has charge OF 1000
miles Of road, and subordinate to him
are 1900 men. This party. accompa-
MED by the family of DR.. Minor. will 90
o ger 10 lctoria today. 10 return tomor-
row.
w. j. Adams, owner of the Ssabeck
s4v-mill. and W. d Talbot. one of the
largest owners Of the Port Gamble. Port
Ludlow and U.sai8dy sax-mi!ls. are at
present OF the Sound.
Charles Il .nson, president OF the Ia
coma Mill Company. has just completed
A visit 10 the Sound. snd goae back TO
san Franchises.
q. <. Harmon, Al attorney At law OF
Cheh lis. one of tue most thriving and
re .utlful country towns in the TesrIts-
~, Is AZ present making ais first v.slt ia
the Qneen City, With which he expresses
himself mach pleased.
The best thing for the complexion is
Ayers SarsspaTl.la. Ii brings the bloom
= NJ 4t-
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1HE WkILA wAILA EIxcr1ox.
the MaslA walla mEaicipai eiectlon sI4
votes we're registers d. but only 5ss were
casi- Gen. I. X. Tannaft. for Mayor. ses,
els optssneni, 1sz- James Meaulsff. ey
.e majority: 1. ] kseinson vas ea-css<i
Marshal aad ID NJ Porter. William
U loansii. ". ii kent. IeoGaas Qa,na
and John Dov~iE we're elected Council
men. The hgas vas sharp on- over
tie dsyesaisy, aud the victory Of Ger
iannata snost De a sweet enc. Ihe dis
eomhsune OF his opponenss wss mo q
eonpscsa.
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Ar THE STANDARD. the waif,
delighted an audience for the second
time At the Standard last evening. The
Cotton Company Is attaining wide ard
meris~d popularity IN Seattle. Bssrk
Diamonds will be presented this eve
ming. and Trae Devotion, ~ matinee
Performances tomorrow afternoon a z
o'clock. Tbs house should he crowded
nc both OF these entertainments.
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RkEsITsE@.

4. l. AAeC Hlsky has again gore into
business. The same line of business be
~es IN esfore-xh olesale groceries. Aoar,
iee'o and prSo1ss-taas tlGs in the new
fcss oaildinE. on Commercial street.
work Ga the street rsilwsy vas COM
menoed 4, the foot Of Nam street yes-
terday, aud vii Bog Do prosecuted wig
orously.
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Boy Wanted.

A y ORPHAN BOY. TEN OR TWELVE
n Years old. OF good eharsct-r and dis
pssit on. may hear II . good hone in an
exeeal nj family on fsrm For further
particulars call On DR- c. II. MkRRIt X.
Rslnixs Eieck. iyll
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STORE AND DWELLING
TO LET.

THE STORE FORMERLY oCCU-
l pied by the Temple of Fa-hion. with
dwelling Of sooms overhead. is to rent
Hot aud cold water and gas all through
the building The most pleasantly slt
uat ID feSidence in S-aftle- w. IL De let
with lease. for $50 nonth.
The entire furnitu e Of hOuss. and the
fixtures of store. consisting in part Of
shos cases. store boXe+, etc, for sale a
very low figures.
For further information apply ar store
now occupi d by iemple OF Fashion, in
try's Opera House Block. 1912
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THE RESTAURANT CORN
Third and Washington streets. known
rs tbs French Italian restaurant. incluo-
ing five nicely furnished rooms For par
ticulsrs inquire of
CLAUS & HARMS.
myl6 7tT Front street.
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NOTICE.


r r MORRISON. SOLE AGENT
II. for Puget Sound and Columbia
River for the celebrated Patent Air space.
and fowler's Yucca Boiler and Pip Gov
ering- saves from 10 % % per cent. il
fuel
Address all orders 70 L r MORRISON.
csre OF Gordon Hardware COMPANY. Sc
attic, W. II. leil
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WANTED.

4 JOB TFIRIxG m A sra TIO>-
n AIRY enxirs- Apply inns dlatsly .,
tia Seattle Rss aarznt. Ia
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Sick headache, habitual costiveness.
pains in back ant limbs. loss of appetite.
bad breath and taste in the mouth etc.
en- ir ~ cured by the Use OF
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FOUND.

A PLACE WHERE VOC CAN GET
n the genuine Frederick sburg Lager
Beer on draft. and as cold as ice, for cts
glass Go 20 the fredericksburg Lager
Beer depot. On Mil street opposite the
Post Once IL i the only place in Seattle
where you can get IL.
V. SCHMID, Proprietor,
Agent for the fredericksburg Brewing
Company. Of San Jose. Cal myl
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NJ A X RIED.

B 1TSFoRD-As4woR Hou2htnn.
July II, by Rev. Samu i Greens, Edwin
Bot<'nrd 4nT Grace Ashw0 III. DO h OF
hou hon. King COUNT. W. L.
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The best thing for the complexion is
Ayers Sareaparlla. Ii brings the bloom
health "a the Ean chick.
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TO LET.

4 LARGE ROOM IN THE SULLIVAN
\ block suitable for an office low rent.
Apply 70 JOHN SULLIVAN. CONNER
cha street JeIs
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A SITUATION IN Town or COUN-
n try. By . CONT e'e4t clerk with gos6
refercncs .. Ca converse and CORES md
with faei iry Ia either Preach Or anxiish.
address .-P. h, this once l3s
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WANTED.

CIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
VI work. First-class wages gwen for
nrst-claSs work. Apply st CAPTAIN
tween Fifth and Sixth jel3
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Lunches and DINNERS

Elegant Lunches from ii
TO ! o'clock.
French Dinners, in cour-
ses, from 3 to s o'clock.
Give rs q call
iva WM. MEYDENBACER-
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For Rent.

4 LARGE. NEW. HARD FINISHED
n two-story dwelling house. On Elev-
enth street. Apply II this of1ice. jel2
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hAC tN-fAsfE NJ WI NtA0 kFFAh
affection 10 Lieut.. Gre<ly aud TIE few
them uuremlttingly. and hiS them be
cheerful and hopeful on account Of
shat life has IN store for them. Pre-
serve tenderly the remains Of the heroic
dead. using yoar Judgment IN bringing
them home. W. L. CHANDLER
Secretary OF the NAVY"
General Hszen. chief signal off ser.
has received the following telegram
SI. JoaNs, y. +.
For she first titae ia three centuries
Ems land yields the honor of furthess
northern exploration. Lieut.. Lock wood
and Serct. RgsinAri on Nav 18th reach
ed Iockwood's Island, Ia latitude ~
degrees "a minutes, longitude a. degrees
s. minutes. Thew sac from 500 feet
elevation no land north oE northwest /:
bat 10 the northeast Geeeuiaad ret ex.
tended and VS. lost To view ia CAps
Robert Lincoln, IN latitude ~ degrees
s. minutes. Lieut.. lssck wood MAS turn
I'd back IN iststade ~ by open water on
the North GFeealNnd shsre. the partv
barely escaping the drift into the Polar
Ocean. DIR. Payy in Isl. in fuloa ~
the Markham route. Vas adSaft oae ssAy
in the relar Oc~an. north Ut Cape 10
seph Henry. and escaped 10 land. abAn-
donlng nearly everything. In lsSs
made spring. and later SIMMER. trips
iato the interior Of GFinnel land. DIS
soVeFing Like Haxen, sooat 80 by loo
miles IN extent, Which Is fed BY Ice.
We also discovered the Cape Of y nth
Grlnnel lsn1. Ruesles river and wsy-
pecAt Ford We then vent into Cony-
bear nav and Anchor Ford. From the
summit of Msant Arthur. 500 feet high.
the eantoar os the land wess of Coaerr
Mountains eaasiReed ne that Grlnael
land tends dsrcctly sosth from Lae0s.
Aidtloh's favthesi point Ia 1876. In
lsst Lieut.. lockwood and S~FRs. Brain.
ard succeeded in crossing 1rtnnel land.
and - mi. from Rsarsiemux hay, the
bead ef Archer Ford, they struck the
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FOR SALE.

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House to Let.
NOTICE.

NEITHER THE STEAMER ELIZA
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be response Ole for any dsbs3 contracted by
the officers or crew. unless upen o written
order therefor signed by the Captain or
Purser. CAPT. THOS. WRIGHT.
Aim Manager
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extended over three d-a Tees of
latitude md nearly four of longituds.
he has virtually ascertained the tr re
outline of Grlnuel Lind, has CROSS d it
from east 10 vest, aud oa the brthern
coast of G5eenitnd HIS gone one degree
Of latitude an one of longituds beyond
the fsrthest psint reached by Captain
Mares. Ibis achievement alone would
reject much credit upon Lieutenant
Greeley and his men, but to them. of
course. must also b. accorded ths great
mass of scientific knowledge gathered
by the party dnring their two years at
Lady Franklin BAY.