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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

NEW YoRx, November g. AT the open.
ing and for the 6sst fIfsecn minrscs trading
the stock market was irregular. but before
II O'Clock tirm tone prevailed sad prices
moved up in1i. Ceniai Pacific and
Changers leading. The Improvement 10
the remainder Of the list was mer. ~ frnc-
tional. Later on there was weaker feel
in9. and dec,ine OF lafi took place on RI
ports OF further cut In rates and on TN.
favorable riimors concerning the Lake
Shore dividend. The trunk lines were the
greatest sufferers. Near the close there
was a recovery Of tss. except for Northern
Pacific preferred. which continued weak nj
4sas2!. The market closed steady. Read
ing sold up on the announcement that an
Injunction had been served on the officials
OF the Jersey Central restraining them from
giving any more securities 10 the Reading
company. Compared with last nights
closing, the prices were .al higher, except
for Lake Shore, New York Central. North
ern Pacific preferred, Reading. and Texas
Pacific which were ias lower. Western
Union, Michigan Central. Kansas and
Texas, Rock Island are unchanged. Sales,
10000 shares.
Aoon.--stocks quiet. Money, 1ait per
cent. Exchange-Long, 4siaiSll; short.
iS5aiSjI. Governments dull. states firm.
Ereninq.- Exchange, 4sl. Money. ssl3
per cent. sub-Treasurv balances Gold.
s,.G.0c5: currency, 1855. Governments
strong; per cents, 1871; 3per cents. f0l
bid. State bonds steadv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
MARINE INTELLIGRNCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MiNIATURE ALMANAC FOR Nov. -.
iaD r,ses.......... 1893 HIGH TIDE
u"on rses........ l0:ns Eveniag.......... w
ai>,ATVut hLMANAc-NovruBE "a, lse4'
,un lise,.......... !:q4 HlGH TIDE. ga,
sun seis........... 4:Jn Morning. ...-...... 80
Neon -ets.........ll :o3 Evening ....... 500
PORT or RICHMOND. NovEMBsR %, 1854.
ARRIVED.
sieimtr Eoanoke. Couch. New York. mcrciin-
disc and passengers, George ". Allen co.
agents. .
stramer ARIEL. Clifford. Norfolk. Unilei states
mail, MERCHANDISE. and passengers, L.. n. Iaiah'
sGeut. a.,
schooner Sandman. Hatch. Rockiand. limr'
Richmond aud Dsnviilc Railroad Company.
schooner II. G. Winship, Doane. Boston, hsh sou
sall, 40 master. ,..,
schooner Wiillamsc. wiclham. Sieelmnn, rhil-
adeiphls, coal. :. n. Halves.
Srhooner :. h. John,oa, Phillips. ccorseieEn'
u C.. Zeal. Richmond ana Danslllo Railroad Com
IsUy.
schooner Three sisters, simpsons. philadelphia
pig-iion; vessel, Curtis Parker.
PORT OF NETWORKS Nsws, NOV. ~. 1884
by Ielegrsph.I
ARRIVED.
STEAMER siroeco British, Reid. Galveston '''
steamer hsnawhs. Greenwood. Norfolk. .,,.,,
STEAMER Richmond, iiozz. West Point' ana ''''''
IS Steamship w,nI.m Kennedy, Parker. rro'i-
STEAMER kingdom ffsrl,IshI. Robert, Li'rrl""'
$4,000 sacks salt, 10 Davenport 4 Marft.
schooner N. ID. Grams Mathis Sen t"'A'
sehocusr Mary, Riley, Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram 10 The Di.paIch.l
WASHINGTON, November 23-1 4. u
For he Middle Atlantic STATES. threaten
ing weather and rain, warmer soCtherly
winds. falling barometer during SUNDAY.
followed by cold wave Monday afternoon
or evening.
For the South Atlantic States. partly
cloudy weather and rain. east to south
winds. slight rise IN temperature, lower
barometer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

TnE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
partly cloudy, with slight rain in the eve
ming.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY & 4. NJ, ~;
"a. NJ. ~; noon, 60; L. NJ, o.; J..
NJ. 80; midnight, 10.
Mean temperature, 49s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. November -, 1884.
and Danyllc e.. 1890, OF l02.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

EOR NEW YORk.-rhe Old irk
II Dominion steamship Company Sstkknh
proposed sailngs for the setk 10 loving are.
MYANOkE. Captsia lIILPHEEs. FRIDAY,
November 2 lst. AZ 2 o'clOrk " VI.
ROANOKE. Captain tOiCH, SUNDAY. No
vember 23d. at O'Clock 4. VI.
OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH, TUESDAY,
November 25th. at O'clock =. W. .
Freight received until I o'clock T.. VI. Fri
day, o'clock 7. VI. saturday, and to O'Clock y.
VI. Tuesday.
Through bills Of lading signed. and goods for
wsrded with dispatch a. all points north, ,onth,
east and west also to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New York inciufing meals aud
herthl, SO: rOand-tFip tickets. sl-. sieeragc.
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence. ~.
Passengers leaving Richmond by thr thess-
peake aud OHIO railway AZ $40 A. VI. i9t0 New
ports News and the Richmond and Petsr.burS
railroad al iI:2O A. VI. on MONDAYS, TUES
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS. aud SATURDAYS will
make connection at NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those days.
For freight or passage apply To
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 co. Axents,
no 10 Companv's Wharf. kOckrtts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
RAILROAD LINES.
81 IM - sssss ~ .ss 80 80

RICHMOND AND ALLsCHANr RAiLRoAo.j
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPAPIMRNT,
RICHMOND, VA, November IL, 1881.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, N0YEM
OBFR ODD, the SUNDAY ACCOMMODATIONS
TRAIN Of This line vii, be discontinued.
=. II. MACMuRDO,
no POST General Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.
"PEorLE'S LINE" Co.
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND CLAREM0Nr
DEPARTURES OF

ALI INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
The fast and beautiful steamer GIN. captain
Gill. leaves h6i wharf, IN the dock. loot ei
twenty second street. AT 9:i5 \. VI eNerJ TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, stopping
at all landings. -,
Freight received AZ LOWEST RATES from y
IA ss'eT Unit s's8Ak: y. PGESDkls, TilkUs-
! DAYS, aud SATURDAYS. The GEM has br-t-
/ class passenger accommodations. and arrives ~
destination ~ 1 u. M. returning. arrives IN Rich
mOnd ~ 1850 L. NJ - 1890.
ne 40 u. Y. OWEN, Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
DICIIMoND AND DANylLLE RAIL-
III ROAD CoNpASN.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
N EFFECT SUNDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1886

Tam M. 80 throusn psS,et scr stops AZ AZ sts .
ton, conBectng AZ heysyille fof all points "a ".
aud NJ. raiirosd. ~ hntIeillD', with NiIton ant
Suthefila Narrow-tauge r1ilTO,d ior Milton. 81
brcensboro' TOE All poini, on salem branch; Il
Sail. bury for at point. on Western North Caro-
iina railroad; at Atlanta Tor all point, South sns
Southwest
Train 40. 80 Through passenger aud rasin stoy,a
1T sail shuiy, Greensboro, Reid,yl,ie, III "a PSas.
1hom,N,lic. Lexington. sRi Concord. baf~ees
Danyillc aud Charlotte. sni al stations betvseo
III, bmond aud Dsnylile, connecting at suihrv-
iin's with Milton aud ~niherlin >sfrov-tssage
fniload for Milton al Greens Dpgo' tor all ,soass
ON Salem Branch ani North carolina division 81
Charlotte NTH ttmrlpue, columbia and AugaWs
railroad for Columbia, Augusta. >1ysunsh. ans
Florida point and al ipoinis Ia the s-isth sos
fIrsin No. 80 on Richmond aad Mecsieobsrg
railroad rnos dan, eNrrUt sunday.
Trains from lite south arrive al Richmond Al Toe
A, NJ. aud f.5sp.N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
ONLY ONE DOLLAR fTMsI

nNLf ONE JULIAN SdtM8j
" VIEWPOINTS NEWS. NORFOLK, AND
PORTSMOUTH. .
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
iRANsFzn OR CHANGE OF ANY KIND.
ONLY $3.50 TO oLD POINT COMFORT
ONLY Toe. TO CLNREMoNr.
second-ch.ss tickets sim lower.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPASY's
JAMES-RIVER LINE
MOUTH, AND JAMts:RIvER LAND
CONNECTS AT XoRF3LK CLOSELY wIrh
ron arm po,vrMr ,i;irN,E1opr. ,xu THE
FOR oL Nof r2fS SiM HAt kIfT T2H6 ~" me
Ar NEWPOR1's NEWS WITH STEAMER
ACCnMAC FOR SMITIIFIELD.
pNNViLI.E RAILROAD FOR WAVERLY
AND ALL STATIONS.
TICKETS: RICHMOND OR NORFOLK 10
wANERLl. $50.
ONLY ALL-wATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER EOlIf..
FARE TO NORFOLK, sl-\O LIMIT
WAl-LANDING FARES from % 10 SOC.
second. class tic,c,s sim lower.
ELEGANT MEALS on EUROPEAN PLNN'
The eIeganily-reeuili an 1 fat steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
y. &. CLIFFORD, Conmanter'
leaves Richmond every -
MONDAY, WEDN ESDNY. AND Friday
AT A. VI. lSIREET-CABSC ONNk'. j ~ flLb
1iMtl Tor aboyc-namen places. Returning, the
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth. aud NeS-
ports News on alternate days, arriving at Ricb-
mOnd about 4 l.. VI.
Through tickets ON sale on steamer and ~ Gar
bers Agency, 1000 Main street. Fasgage checNeo
sT1TE-RooMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT
FREIGHT
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Haft Mu.uln zion. ID. g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23
NLD DOMISION STEAMSHIP SIfTS
~ COMPANY. .,xaafnn

This company viii dispatch one Of their splendid
sieamers-GIIIA NDOr1k. KOANOkE. Man
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION.anI I.iTHMOND-
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY.
FOR hours Of sailing see q Verii~lncpt below =
steamers leave New iurh TItSDAl THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS ut 3 l.. VI. from l'ier 20
new nnmLcrj. North river. foot of iieich street.
They have splendid salooms' siste-rooi1s, ind
bathroom
The fare, accommodations, anu aliFniiph- are
unsurpassed.
hfter-cabln fare 70 New YORK Nnciuding meals
and berihD 80; round-trIp ticket, Sis; Storage,
with subsistence. ~: without subsistence. ~.
FIoights for points beyond New lDrA forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except Actual
eNpcuses incurred.
Freight received until > O'Clock T.. VI. daily.
For further Information apply 20
GEORGE W. ALGEN 4 Co, Agents,
20 ofbce. COMPANY. wharye,. Rocketis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

An Irregular passenger trains stop a. BOu Ala.
PUILMAN-CAR SERVICE.
ON Train 50-Nc~ York aud Atlanta ETA Wash-
n gtou aud Danviie.
ON Train No. 52--WRshington and Augusta
, Washington and New orleans. kichmOa1 an'
DanNilie. Heturuing, Dln,iie and Hlcsmontss
usiI No. SO.
Tickets sold 10 all points south. southeast, aas
southwest. aud bage ,Re checked through.
Nolay-O,cr checks given on local tickets.
VI. SLAUGii1tR,
General Passenger Aseut
sol HAAS. Traac Nauusrr.
A. L.. ENks. General Ssnager. 90 lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

een e o dangerous demagox,le. mar.
TOW psIsnan' nensctng disuntouist, and
man VINO. having written himself outssde
tne conndcnce Of all honest meu, has
nnany sserinced what little respect be has
ieh, ana invited renewed rejoicing over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-23

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smlthhe'd, and Hampton; Washington, d. c.i
NewLera, Washin gton. and Iarborn' y. q. ana MI
points In Eastern North Carclnai also. Tor basil
ern shore OF Virginia aud all regular l1ndings on
james river, at tOUFsT RATES, aud through
bills Issued. L.. v. TNTIM, >uDerintendent,
No 100 MIN /. and u 10 AnLi..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07
Msakeys ss . Wedding Break fast.
From hs CAtcdoo rtmes.

I was married in India. I engaged for our
honey little houss-extsen milss or 20 from any
other habation Of whte nienthat stood on the steep
through canon Of pure white marble. Close beside
our house was little hut, where holy man lived in
or ;S Place
dress the servants laid breakfas the yerana over.
gan to down from the big that ovsrshndowed
hind H. from III. house roof Itself: from syerywhere
and In couples aud In families and took their places
without noise or fuss the versnds aud sat there like
audience waiting for entertainment to commences
the monkeys all seated. went in to call my wife.
Breakfast IL ready, and they are all waiting sad.
"who are waiting r. she asked in d,may y thoughts
my dressing gown"
Never mind, :" i said. 1.-THE people about here ars
pretty much the sa,he thugs all the year round"
And NO my wife came cut, Imagine. tien her aston.
ishnent In the miiue Of the vcranda stood break
fast table and all the res, NJ the space as well us tho
company of monkeys as grave as possible aud as mo
tionl-.s and silent M II they were stuffed Only their
,wchinv. Laughing hear,l,-a! which the monkeys
only looked ali tie gtav.r-my wife sat down.
viii they eat anythingi" asked she.
" TRY them" said.
so ahe picked up u biscuit and threw It among the
company. And the RESULT Three hundred monkeys
jumped up In the air Ike one mud jus, for one nsant
monkey sitting IN ts place AZ solemn mud se.
rious as IL II had never moved. Only their ,ycs wnksd
and their ears twitchei.
My wife threw them another hifcut and again the
riot and then another aud another md another Hut At
length We had gwen away all That we had to give ana
got up to The monkeys At one. rose every monkey
walked down them in solemn p .oce.sion, old and
young together aud dispersed for the days occupations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07
A POLICE.NAN'S LAMENT.
A Hard World Chi, dy Aads Up OF People
who Make Complainis Against the Force.

who Mako Compainis Against the Force.
There Is o young policeman who wandcrs
up and down all night near Fulton street. He
is handsome and tall. and is usually merry and
delights to Jest with the men who CROSS the ferry
late in the morning. But yesterday he seemed
discouraged and swung his club with NOLAN
choly and disheartened swing. Us he leaned in
tho shadow OF n big doorway.
This isn't any life for young Teller who's
used to going with the boys. It's nothing but
complaints"
What kind Of complaints p
Every kind complaints about everything.
and tho least you get for tho smallest COM
plant is having from two to Ave days, pay
complaint and IL We take up u wspaper that's
another complaint. Even II YOU were only to
read q death notice about your own sister that
out now. They, used TO work. but that's over.
For example. when We used to be caught not on
10 say We wera called in 70 uuel a disturbances,
or went to wash our hands. and we got excused
BY they tumbied. and once when was hauled
up TO make an excuse the Captain said:.
90 II you say a word about 4ueIl,IinY disturb
iine. or course that killed the disturbance
racket. and rs didn't have any other excuse
WHATS the worst complaint Of ali u
well; ! think a rs taking Kin; With girl for
as well as do that all policemen arc iavoritss
with nurse girls, and janitors daughters. and
such; and / don't 30 much object on my own
account but ! think rs DOWNRIGHT cruelty to
to u.s." Here. for the first time. the policemnn's
facs showed signs Of smile But he relapssd
| at once when asked about saloons.
AZ forgot about that" he said; that's an.
not only complain II q man goes In for drink.
Us we'll.
Now. the other day was over In Newark
visiting friend OF mine. His name Is Tommy
and he's engaged. Well. Tommy and his girl
together In an empty field, Kind o discussins
!hs, marriage question. when Tommy says,
says Al right and Tommy went for the beer r
Tommy and his girl came to visit me on my
beat one night, l couldn't do less than return
the courtesy returned II. and was caught.
explained the whole business at the station,
but II didn't do any good. and ] lost Ave days
nay. This business Is only nj for settled down
| old men. IL q young fellow was 10 live
up to his nature he'd lose his years salary every
| six months.
=" But there's the roundsman piping me OF
now. He sees I've been standing In this came
place for over five minutes-and that's another
complaint"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07

the Cohoss 6diarsa tho wsreRsm SEASIDE
Ripple the. Cape May Ware. and the Ocean
Bench. Grab. No temperance paper IN the
United States makea any allusion In its head
line TO water. and but few OF the religious jour
malls have striking names: among them may DO
cited the Tongue Of Fire. restitution. the One.
Plan Herald, and Our Brother IN Red. Dental
science supports. two remarknble p9pers. tho
Dental Jairts and the Dental Headlight Little
Rock has Deaf Mute Optic, and Council
Bluffs a Deaf Mute Ha,ekcve. Finally. among
the odd. Homogeneous. and tnexplicable names
the Andalusia. Ala. Wb.so,ass Waich-
man, the jacksonville. ,Cal;. pajaronian.
Solid Multioon: the Hartford. Conn. youfiia! OF
IneIrietv; the Jscksonvills Iropical Paradise
Mahomet Sucker Stale. the Ashmore Roses
16othpick. and the Stone Fort Watchman at the
HvdroHt: ths ssdaIiM No. X. Be.oc: N: Cana.
johar!e. N. r.. Rddii: tho Baker City. Ore.
~ E neG VIZ fbS RMs
Cross 7fnters. and the Jefferson Jmplecute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07
A Good Bng OF hears.

Not long since was riding toward Cloud
Peak and had gone only three mics when discovered
two enormous grizzlies down In horseshoe canon. I
left my pony to the canon wall and opened IRE
the enemies. The bears were 500 yards away. ~
first shot wounded one of the monsters, and the
wounded one immediately attacked the other bear.
They fought desperately for hfteeu minutes II wAA Q
terrible encounter. The wounded bear was beaten BY
Its antagonist after which shot the victor They were
both ferociOua- looking animals. and ths two would
weigh 3,'oo pounds Their tusks measured three
inches claws four inches feet fourteen inches and the
bears tw 1--we feet long.
Leaving The two bears walked over ridge not more
than mile away and came on to four more. two black
and two svertip bears They did not see me. aud my
position was good one, on the loo and near nice
smooth crag of granite slipping on n pair Of moe.
cnsins was soon on top of the granite knob 10 fecS
above ground. I opened fire immediately only 2UO
yards killed two at the nst shot aud soon had them
rolling down the mountain together 1t WAS an exciting
time the four bears made terrible noise After seeing
large eagle swOop down among the pines, Catching .
grouse descended from my rocky knob ana venturs0
up the bear~ There they al lay in heap all deaA
and in the guch together Those six bears would weigh
OyerT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07

From the Philadelphia Times.

Two almon eyed Celestials. dressed in the
Of the latest Hong Kong style took seats In
fashoabe Chestnut street restaurant yesterday after
Two colored waters at the further emf Of the
adjustment viewed them. but made no attempt ut con-
suiting their wishes.
Having waited q moment, the younger Of tho China
sharply struck the little table bell at his elbow.
This brought the walters the table with jump
He poured two glasses OF water with hoursh aud
said. stitfiy:
What you have sab 2"
"Loast chicken, flied potatoes"
Tea or coffee, sail 2"
4" No wnn'ee tea st.awbeliy and CLEAN"
The walter with surprised air ahuied away to get
the order. The Cinnamon ate their dinner in quiet
and when with the dessert they ordered small
bottle nf Mumn'H dry The head waiter felt called
upon 10 say something. As he bowed them out he
marked
Hope everything suits you. sab ~
Yes" replied one of the Cinnamon; chicken velly
good. champagne veily good but waitel dam blad."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07
SUCCESS OF THE FEMALE USHERS
Mckee Rankin's Experiment In the Third
Avenue Thentre Working Well.

Occasional glimpses Of the female ushers
through the inner doorways OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckee Rankin's Third Avenue Theatre at
tracted throng on the sidewalk last night in
addition to the nssemblage which kept the
young women busy in the auditorium. The
new ushers looked like tho most demure and
circumspact Fronch nurses ono secs in the
parks. They wear black dresses. white frilled
caps. and long white nurses aprons. and as
semble ut tho DOORS where tho chief usher
hands them the seat checks. which he has
taken from the persons passing in. He an
nouncos the numbers Of each check rs he hands
1t to the Young lady having charge OF the
aisle near which the seat Is to BIO found. The
astonishment of tho men and women. who do not
know OF the new arrangement. whom they see u
young women beckon them onward along the
aises ls as interesting as anything in the play.
ihss msbr whE ,
young women do not venture beyond civil an
swers In monosyllables.
Isaac NJ, Wall OF tho executive stun said last
night. The ladies seom to be the most taken
eve s night cranins their heads around be-
doing The most fervently grateful persons
forced to run down It at break neck speed to
with with their Checks and ended up by Ringing the
seats down with crash and suggestion that
they were going to aing the people into them
with tho same celebrity and viz lence:"
The idea Of employing female ushers 10 Dor;
rowed from Europe. In London aud Paris all
tho theatres employ them. In Paris the kind
preston he makes upon the lady usher. The
| seat checks are not numbered. but direct the
purchaser to o certain section Of chairs. IL the
usher Is satisfactorily tipred. she picks out the
best seat In the section. In London the girls
distribute bills OF the play and got u sixpence
for each bill. Not to give the siXpence in ro-
turn for tho bill. II such an omission ever oc-
Currad would ha cnnSiunrel OutrnpoouS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07
Local Option Tn Maryland.
From tie Washington Star.

marty who went fishing from Washington
several days ago hnd amusing experience in getting
some beer near the edge OF MONTGOMERY county, Nd
They directed TO store where beer kept and
the said no had bottles ice Two bot
ties were called for lie produced them and SAID to the
person ordering the beer Come on" The merchant
passed out OF his beer in haud follow cd by the
wondering Washnstonan. Two or three hundred YARDS
were traversed and just the puzzled angler be.
ginning To think he had struck ma Imam the merchant
stopped. handed over the beer. aud named his price,
cal option prevails in Montgomery county and have
brought the line into Frederick county, whore
Their. is no law against selling liquor The couple re-
turned to the store where the merchant produced
glasses, saying there objection to drinking the
beer on his premises since it had not been sold within
Nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07
Revival Methods In Texas.

A rrotracted meeting was being held on Kuy-
kendall Creek alta lorcd church IN the Maekey settle
nent, last week. wild lrishnan. who owned trained
white pigeon was in the settlement, and was helpil9
the coOre preacher to convert sinners aud save souls
without the knowe igc OF the congregation. The man.
ncr OF Erore was u- There was Hue hole In the
roof Whcn the preacher wonl come to III. RIGHT point
IN his sermon Ia. would Cum- forth. Holy Ghost"
Mr.. Wild lTshman WAS on the roof, aud. putng his
hand down the hole. he would tile white pigeon
loose II would ~ about the room and return to its
owner. on the third night. when the Holy Ghost was
called for, the lriEhnnn SAID, in puchral tone and
with the rich brr1ur OF his Country Upon my sowf,
the cats have caught the HOwy Ghost. and 1t can't APP
pear This the whole thing away and so pcensed
the coOrcd seekers after that they riCd to mob
the Irish KeMtemnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07
A r.later or Renars able Points.
From the Syrdcuse Herald

few days ago John Connors OF Split Rock
raa hunting woolcock IN the vicinity Of Mud Lake
his pointer dog Lulu came TO point on what he Thought
ives bird He told her 10 go GU aud put tue bird up
but she could not start ~ He walked around the
other Aide OF the bushes and there sat boy He had
been fishing for bullhea.s. The dog coming
of the largest of the h-h again came to point. Com
nors asked the boy to let him open the largest Of the
nsh. II weighed about pounds and In II was hen
woodcock partly digested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07

A successful experiment In balloon steering
has Just Been accomplished in the neiglborh0od Of
Paris. The balloon was shapad like long cigar. and
furnished with u aud ruld-r. The ascent
made from III. balloon works ut Maudon. At first the
balloon permitted to rise to height little above
the plateau 0f hitilou. The then in
ton by means OF machinery, and the balloon, after
slightly rocking for moment gradually guickened its
speed. aud novel eastward at the rate Of some ten
miles AN hour. When IL Meuion Forest tho
ruder handled aud the balloon sailed steadily to;
ward Petit Blcctre Then 1t turned completely and
after Of twenty i've minutes descended at tho
exact point from which II had risen. The experiment.
con ucIed ly W. Charles Renard Capt Of Engi-
neers. me balloon WAS watched BY large crowds on
banks of the river,