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old DOMINION STEAM ,.Sh
" SHIP COMPANY. --xxAaek
FOR NEW YORK,

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY, FRlI Af, and SUNDAY.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
Every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud
SATURDAY atSP. NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York uncluding meals
and berth), $40; round-trip tickets, SIS;
steerage, with subsistence, 81; without
subsistence, So.
Freight forwarded ana through bills OF
lading issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until T.. VI.
Manifest closed on sailing days one hour
before departure.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway al Sis A. NJ.
Via Newport's News) and the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at l0:4s A. NJ. on
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS will
make connections at NORFOLK with the
teamers leaving those days.
SAlLINGs THIS WEEK.
R0AN0kE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY,
Decem Der 27th, At o'clock Il. 81.
OLD DOMINION, Uaptain SMITH, TUES
DAY, december 2sd, At O'Clock T.. n.
wYANOKE, Captain HuLpuxRs, FRI.
DAY. January IL, NJ 2 o'clock y. NJ
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO., Agents.
No. lSol Main street aud
oe2I CompAnyswharf. kocksttl
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RICHMOND, December 90, 1885.

RICHMOND, December ~, looo'
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
| copy the substance of recently
published notice to delinquent land
owners, and write out what regard rs
a correct application Of the notice.
By deciding in Sundays issue whether
| am right or wrong you will settle a
4" hot dispute :"
Notice" Having just received
the list of lands delinquent for State taxes
and county levies for redemp-
ton and sale, notice is hereby given to
all parties concerned that unless re-
deemed shall proceed to sell the same
at the February term" &c.
Amplifcation " Having just re-
ceiyed the list Of lands de-
linouent for State taxes and county le-
yies for redemption and sale,
notice is hereby given that unless an
redeemed | shall proceed to sell the
same parties at the February term, >
&c. GRAMMATICAsTER.
It is merely case oil laise apposi'
tion-a blunder now so common that II
no longer attracts attention. The nomi-
native case ought always TO folio" the
Introductory or explanatory clause oil
sentences such as that above quoted.
We should write
"lIaying been called villain
struck him
That is I:
-, having been called a villain
struck him."
Not:
Having been called villain, he wa
Knocked down by me.
Here 81 e" was both called a villain
and knocked down.
So
"Haying qualified as executors o
JONI JONES, his creditors will pleas
come forward, &c., &C., means that hi
creditors have been appointed his execu
tors.
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saw in his own person and smilinglJ
meeting the eye Of the operator. Does
not such picture seem Utopians Yet
sueb was the attitude Of the boy upon
whom DR.. Roberts operated. If VIC
can do away with the unpleasant fea-
lures of ether and chloroform an@stheti
zation and Danish pain during surgical
operations by injecting deeply cocaine
and stagnating the circulation OF part
we have truly made great advance.
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RICHMOND. VA, Dec. 2S, lSS,

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. Is, 1888.
To the Editor ofthe Dispatch:
On gas-bill presented December Dist
and paid to-day the Treasurer added .
per cent. for nOn-payment in five days.
Is he correct? W. ii. L.
A note that fell due on Christmas or
Sunday might in former years have
been protested the day before. But
not now. 1t must be protested the day
afterwards. If W. II. 7. had owed
note falling due on Friday last or Sun
day last, it could not have been pro-
tested till Saturday in the one case and
Monday in the other. The gas-bill fell
due on Sunday. Ergo, it was not pay
able on Saturday, if the Law of protest
applies to gas-bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-29

To the Editor Of the Dispatch
Will you please publish in the next
issue of the Dispatch the definition Of
the word costermOngers, and oblige
SUBSCRIBER?
4 monger is a dealer or trader-aS
an ironmonger, who deals in iron. \
costermongcI or cOstard apple monger
is one who sells fish, fruit, or vegeta-
bles in the streets of town from a
barrow or small cart.
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WATCHES. JEwELRy. dc.

TOR YEARS 1T HAS BEEN seessa
Il my habit, after the rush Of ~
Christmas trade and while taking
stock in January, to make clearing sale
as many articles are unsuitable to carry
over Ia next season; so 1 will give bargains
not often met with. Come aud see
ID. BUCHANAN,
Goldsmith.
de p No. Ill east Broad street.
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All. AGES AND both SEXES-HOME.
RRk,D AND IMPORTED.
cows And HElFERS BRED TO BEST
\ETHERLAND A y ID AAGGlE
BULLS. .,..
THE AVERAGE RECORDS or \ HERD
ARE THE NE MEK + th7i o' I'D
The following MIX and Butter Records
have all been made by animals no" IN our
herd: ,-,,,c,uno
Three cows have averaged over 10000
rounds each in year: i've cows nave aNer-
aged over 10 coo pounds in year; ten COWS
have averaged over $4,000 pounds IN
year
ycarlg records eIc,efinJ $1,000 pouHfY. and
fourteen III Them are ags iH 0a,' h"d' ana
bGrs at,rJged Di,r l75o0pO1ndS.
Twenty-Five have averaged over 10 600
pounds in a year; siAt5-three' tle entire
number in the herd that have made yearly
records. including fourteen three yeaf'olds
and twenty-oue two-year-Olds. have ave-
ragged IL. $50 pounds ounces IN year.
RVTTER RECORDS.
Five cows have averaged 20 pounds
ounces in "A week. nine COWS nave ave.
ragged - pounds ~ ounce IN week; hneen
co,rs have averaged Il pounds ounces IN
a week: SIX three-y ear. olds nave averaged
Ia mounds ounces ina week; eleven three
year.olds (the entire number tesleo) nave
averaged IL pounds ounces IN week
siX two-year- ODDS have averaged IL pounds
/, ounces In week; fifteen two-year-oids
1entire number tested have averaged 10
pounds $40 ounces IN week. Inc en-
lire original Netherland Family OF six cows
uwo being but three years Old have ave-
RACED ia pounds in week. This Is the
herd Iom which TO get foundation stock.
Prices low for quality OF stock.
SMITHS. POWELL q LAMB,
Lakeside Stock Farm.
no lO-Tu ThASu Syracuse, y. Y.
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Honor travels in trail so narrow I"
just enc can 60 abreast, and at this sea-
son Of fast driving and accidents to
man and beast Salvation Oil takes the
lead as spain-remedy. Price Is cents,
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PROPOSALS..

RIruAfoSD FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
GESERAL SUITS OFFICE,
RICUNoSD, VA, December 4, 1888.
CFALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
CVITED FOR ERECTING A PASSEN ,
GER RIIILDING complete at seventh anu
canal streets. They Will be opened al l2:5o
O'clock =. NJ. January I, 1855. the conpa,,
MES reseryipg the right 10 reject any of HI
TIE house is l4OxeO feet in plan aud Two
stories i'm height. IL Is partly OF granite.
partly OF brick. trimmed with Seneca s,one
and terIa Gotta, and the covering u slaIe.
Plans and specifications may be seen ~
this Office corner Broad and Eighth streets, -
For further information Apply elthe' ~
W. IL. POWELL. architect. Phiiadeipuia; "a,
WAITrRs. general manager OF the Atlanuc
Coast Line, Wilmington, N. C.' or
|'"o' +. L. ID. MYERS
consral superintepdent Richmond, Frede-
rlcksburg and Potomac X. X. Co.
de b-eOdtJai
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7 IVER DISORDERS.

Whenever the Liver becomes torpid. or
otherwise gives evidence OF disease, the
quicker ii recei YES judicious treatment, the
more certain and speedy the cure. To slim
ulate the Liver, and arouse il 10 healthy
action, there is no remedy so effective as
Ayers Pills.
al was troubled with Liver Complaint for
some months. and WAS permanently cured
by The use Of Ayers Pills" 4. {. Griffin,
Moline, III.
Il have suffered rom Liver Complaint
during the last year, and, until l COM
menced taking
AYERS PILLS,
could ind nothing which afforded me re-
lief. These Pills began 10 help me from the
first and | am now perfectly we'll w. r.
Preston, Gloucester, Massachusetts.
PREPARED BY
DR.. c. AVER & CO., LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by all Druggists.
de 27-ltl
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KENOS Al.

RIcnMoND, VA. December II, 1855.
WE BEG TO INFORM OUR PA
w irons that we have moved our
MACE Of nus ness 10 the large and comm mo.
lions store 40. 1904 EAST MAIN STREET
where we snail be pleased to see ana 10
serve our customers.
Very respectfully, ,orurp
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UNDERTAREKN.

r W. BILLUPS 4 SON, C
lie FURNISHING UNDER
TAKERS,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET lunder 81. Charles
Hotel.
BURIAL-CASES, SHR0UD5, and fU.
NEKAL CONVEYANCES furnished at al
hours. Telegraph orders attended TO day or
night, Telephone No. AS. tyls
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HORSES. MULES. cows, &c.

For SALE. IN
Large Black Mare Six years Old
aorreI Mare seven years Oh.
i Hay Mule seven years old. ....,.,.
These an mails are just nom tue oou 1 ,,
srsaf harga Ius. CARTER & RYLAND,
DE- e1.sts Fifteenth and Cary Streets
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RAILROAD LGyEs.
~ IL - -. sisgss
DICHM0ND AND bANvILLE
~ RAILR0AD COMPANY,
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SUNDAY. DE.
CEMBEH, 9, 1885.


SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SUNDAY, DE.
CEMBER. 8. 1885.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
800 A. M.-(Through.P Passenger Matilda.
lyf-For all stations betyeen
Richmond and ~ uvllle. con.
Meeting at Gree ,boro' n,
Raleigh, Goidsb"ro and points
on salem Brsnc1 Faveiie.
vile and all g. b ana y v
local points, and 81 ChaYiotia
for Columbia ah1 he sonfn'
east; also for A 4nta Ne.
orleans, and Soutl vest.
Pullman Sleepe Richmond
To Greensboro, la Vile toAu.
Rusta without ange. sud
DSDyille 10 New - esnsw.tn-
sasP. M.-(Throngn Passeneer. daily,--
Stops at all static connect
ing a. Keysville g. all points
on Richmond an Meckien-
burg railroad a. IL eXcep,
sunday; at Gree lOro' orsl,
points on Salem ranch al
Salisbury with " v. o. rall-
road al Atlanta f,r Jackson
Vile, Fla. New N.'eans. ana
southwest.
Pullman Bunet- eper. Dan.
Vile to Atlanta. -. .ousboroto
Ashevlie, DanSuf. TO New
Orleans without co. nge
axsP, A.-(ioTk- River Pas ger. daily
Stops at sll stsiIn and con.
meets az West Pom daily eI.
cept sunday viii rto8mer FOR
Baltimore and 20 Is North.
500 Z. N.-(Bon- Air Acco notation,
daily except sunfs}) for C0sl-
field.
7lOA, M.-fYork- River Ere <ht-froro
twenty -lourth-Str' ct depot
daily except = nday for
West Point.
ARRIVE AT RICHMt Nd.
TOO M.-krofn ATLANTA foldsborO',
Raleigh, and ir eTmed ato
points daily.
s.lA. N.-from COaliie!d Bon Az
daily except Sur n.y..
i0l5s. n rom West Point ally Bali
timore, and point lrta daily
except Monday.
4:C7P. M.-FronI Oil local Sta ns, Allan
ia, New Orleans I'd South.
west daily
s2OP. M.-Freight daily exc 4 sunday
from West Point
TICKET OFFICES: 1000 Mali rect, and
At the Richmond and Dsnv' 4, railroad
VI. SLAl hTEK.
General PassenY Agent.
Sol. HAAS, Traffic Manage
E.B. THOMAS. General Manage 70
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uTOOTFN-NuIL AND MACHINE

NNTOOLEN-MILL AND MACHINE
w RY FOR SALE.-BV virtue OF q
deed Of trust executed 10 The undersigned
bv the RICHMOND VIRGINIA WUOLEN-
MILL on July l, 1854, and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Henr.cO county. Va, being
requested thereto by the hol'ers OF al the
bonds and coupons secured thereby ana oy
the company Itself We snail proceed al i
o'clock NJ, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY IS. 1855,
10 sell at public auction, Oh the premises,
the entire PLANT O.tnp sad company, con-
sistingof n LOT or GROUND in the coun-
~ OF HenricO. adjoining me city of klch-
ruOnd, AT the intersection OF OAK ana hNcon
streets containing ABOUT 10 AtkE~
ones story BricS-anl-WOud NIL Building.
l4B by l5S feet. with tin-roof ana Brick
and-lIOn Boiler house, ~ ON 40 feet. At
tached. one eJ.hOrse power Lawrence En-
zine: one 100. horse power Steel Boiler; TWO
sets Of 60.inch Cards thirt" broad Looms;
and Othermachmcry IN proportion all COM
uaratiVcly new and in frst-raie order.
TERM~: Made known az The day or safe.
Furdeta led Information. Us' of machine
~. Nc apply % +. II. BASKERVILLE. Sec
rotary. Post Office Box ~ Richmond, Va.
JOHN II. GUY,
DAVID y. WALKER.
trustees.
Re I-I4s1Ilj,1s.Z4 .25.ze.JRu l,j.s,l2.
IhlS 2Z.25 ISL -
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Al the request 81 the oW ncr, VINO : cav
Ing the state We VIII sell ~ puO.caucton'
ON the premises on
TUESDAY, JANUARY s. 1883,
Mt O'Clock +. NJ, that VERY DESI RABLE
TWO STORY PRESS BRICK FkON
DWELLING located on Park avenue; NO
0O7. fronting the beautiful grounds OF John
{. Shaier. Esq.. containing seven rooms
double parlOrs, hign ceilings bathroom
not and cold water. and seven closets
brick Kitchen, detached, with Two rooms
brick coal.houses. and servants water.
closet in yard. The lot fronts 62 feet ana
extends back 10 sn alley ~ i'ei wide. Inc
side lot OF "a feet front affords space for
building another house Z desired. IL Is
rarely that such n desirable AMI well-Duht
dwelling is offered for sale. rne house was
built by owner for his own use. ~ nrst class
material and has thick walls and ~ mana
somely finished inside. Location - spleh-
did.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance lu one,
two. three. four. aud I'VE years per cent.
Interest 70 be paid sem. annually. ana Sc
cured by deed OF trust and Insurance on
buildings. +. l.. tHAFtl y -
de n An'toh'fI9.
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AUCTION sALEs-This nay.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
GOODS AT
els EAST MAIN STREET.

Nv virtue OF deed OF trust executed oy
n 4. Johnston 20 the undersigned. dated
Decembe IL, 1883, and duly recorded IN Inc
shall proceed 10 sell, at public auction, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1888,
=, rox o'clock A. NJ, the STOCK of GOODS.
cons,stlnr OF PIANOS, OHGAN5. Gul-
TARs, V1OLINs, ACCORDEoNS, BOOKS:
sTATiONEBY, and miscellaneous ana
fancy articles now contained In SAID store
pls Main street.
TERMS: Cash. III, 4.
Until day OF sale the above stock VIII be
refailed for cash at greatly reduced prices.
BENJAMIN II. NASH,
aao7 Trustee.
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Joseph W. LAUBE,
q CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA,
FURNISHINa UNDERTAKER-
Every thing nnt-class In this line ana ~
reasonable rates. Tclegrsphic orders given
prompt attention. telephone No.. SIls
np e9seod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-29

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
Dn1CUrW Mths DIHPArCHPlGN3
NaSHQp1A
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LOST. srKAYED. AND FOUND.

ETRAYED FROM MY HOUSE, Css-
Don Christmas.eve. RED COW, m -------
low order: holes In both ears and slit IN lelt
one. A liberal reward VIII he pald IOr hti
'' a. colt J. O'TOOLE.
EOTND IN MY VAULT A LOT
II of SII.NERWAKE with a monogram
engraven thereon. The owner VIII prove
property and take Il away. -, noun,
de 273t ~ W DO" IL
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EREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
and Hicksiord Va; Washington, ID. &. I:
Newbern, Washington. and TaTboro', y,
O.; ali stations on Atlantic and DanVilie
railroad, Seabosrd and Roanoke railroad.
Norfolk Southern railroad, and Eastern
North Carolina generally; also, for Eastern
Shore OF Virginia, aud all regular landings
on James river, at LOWEST RATES, and
Through bills iHaued.
L.. h. TATUM, Superintendent,
90 80 No. l10e Main street and HOcketta
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ARRIVE RICHMOND,

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
500 +. NJ MAIL daily (except suutsyl
1905 A. 81. ACCOMMODATES daily lex.
,.o NJ G%sRg a sunday az !, , roo -
cept Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Richmond with associated railway,
ana hlcAInond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad; at Lynchburg with Virginia
Midland railway and Norfolk and Western
rslrDao; al Clifton Forge with Chesapesk
and Ohio railway; at Lexington witn Han.
more and Ohio railroad.
SleSptn9-ear attached 10 Night Expreu %
LLnchburg.
Trains marked : daily Except sundsyl
Tickets sold 10 al points Offices i2o3
east Main street, 1000 Main, and at Kicn
mond aud Allegheny depot, Eighth and
Canal streets. j. X. MAcMURDO
General Passenger aud Express ASent.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" WAY.-HoVEaBER Is. 1855;
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TAO a. II. Through and Local Mail exeep,
sunday. Connects for Lynch
Sis A. NJ. For Newports News. ols po,n,
Comfort. and Norfolk daily ex.
cept sunday.
$50 p. N. For Newport's News. Old Point.
and Norfolk. Except Sunday
400 Z. N. H., +. and p. junction accom-
mediation. except Sunday,
e'xo +. N. FOR Louisville and CINCINNATI.
tast Express, with throogl
Pullman cars Daily.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s;46 A. N. Frsm X, Il. and T.. junction,
ll:o5 A. N. FROM Norfolk. old Point. snS
Newports News except Sunday.
$40 Z. III. From local points and the West,
s;2oP N. From Old Point. Newpor,,
News and Norfolk daily ex-
cept sunday.
sos =. II. From Louisville and Cinciu.
natl. Fast express daily.
Depot; Seventeenth and Broad streets
1lckek ~ 1000 Main street and depot.
| h. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
| WILLIAMS Z. WickhAM, second Vice.
| President, asts
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MEALS on EUROPEAN
PLAN.

Cue elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALL
4. {. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
al IA NJ. (STREET CARS CONNECT IL
rUIL TIMED lOr aboVe-named places ar
irving AZ Norfolk II 3 Z. NJ. Returning,
the steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth.
and NewIOrt's News on alternate DAYS
arriving at Richmond about 4P. VI,
Through ticketson sale on steamer and at
CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street. Bag.
gRge checked through.
STATE ROOMS ENGAGED FOX DAY
or NIGHT
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ROAKDLN(;.
WOOD AND COAL.

WONT IT BE NICE? OH, IT
w would he nice 10 send u needy friend
n ton OF X. q. GARYS Railroad Anthra-
cite Coal, or ton OF that Wel-ScTeened
Long Oak and Pine Wood at IS. so per cord,
or half cord for sl.75. for a New.Year's
fire. r. o. GARY,
No. 10 south Eighth street.
Telephone 45l. dc 2g.2t
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Re I-I4.s1Il5,Is.Z2. 5.z9.Jau l,5.s,l2.
I61s.ZZ,25 2s.let
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CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF
CHARGED by Any OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLK. el-NO LIMIT.
WAY-LANDiNG FAKES from 21c. To 81
Second-ciass tickets stu over
FARE TO WANERLI. gI.5O.
FARE TO HICkSFOKO, s2.2j.
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BY Il. b. Cnafiin & Co.,
Real Estate AucuOueen,
No. north Tenth street.
on PARK AVENUE At AUG
JOt TON
OPEN FOR INSPECTION RON
JANUARY l,lssG, BETWEES HOURS OF
12AND 2OCLOCk.
TILL DAY or SALE

At the request 81 the owner, who s leaV-
Ing the state. We VIII sell ~ puOicaucuon'
on the premises on
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PULLMAN.CAR SEW IL.

On trains 40. 40 and As siev. ig-caEs be-
tween Washington and Cua sion. On
trains No. 30. A. ~. and A. 'eplug
between Washington and Jacks IVllle, "A.
on trains Nos. 81 and a. slee, gears be-
tween New York aud Jacks Fille ta..
ana bety cen New York and narestuu.
.rt 4 ken = e.
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wANH.

ExECUTIvTsGfICFs
Nos. 279, Isl. AND ..t3 BROADW AN,
dcs NEW iosK.
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.Dauy. tDany lexcep, sunda, D.

EIOT ~ u Il4hNllI0-
Noe. 40, ~. and a. MAKE no stops No.
stops only on signal At Chester. noe. -
and IS stop only on signal a ster. Gem
tralla and Manchester. Nos. 20, 50 SIS,
aud 20 stop at al stations FOR % ,engeis.
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ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

GREAT TOT aIsr ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH Gar, And WAR
SCENERY.
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OuE DfObltf piahSt 10 opSVhii6 ihViS
fayorabiy situated for observation as he
approaches the earth. Astronomers
have already begun TO take advantage
OF the improved conditions. Mr.. Den
ming. specialist in Joyian interpreta-
ton, describes a view Of the famou,
red spo, obtained on the morning Of the
25th OF October. The Spet was more
plainly visible than il was on the Stt
Of July, Ais latest observation before
the planets conjunction with the sun
IL was, however, not so dark as the
equatorial belt, nor nearly so conspieu.
GUS a. Il was five or six wears ago.
lie found IL distinct, Notwithstanding
the low attitude Of Jupiter, aud tina
it retained much Of its original form
and siss. This marking has ROW been
observed Cor seven years, and its pre-.
sent aspect seems TO foretell that its ex-
istenee will be indefinitely prolonged.
Ii may, therefore, be regarded as tea.
iure OF singular permanency. The
prospect is that during the ensuing op-
position 1t will attract general observa-
Ton. Astronomers have always the
excitement that something unexpected
MAJ reward their patient work. IL
may be that during the present year
ngh' may dawn upon the meaning Of
'he mysterious red spot, so long a
meo'sd question. Amateur observers
sometimes find prizes where scientists
ni, and astronomical victories are cain.
ca py these who have not won the ian.
"ls OF The eonquerer.
no right ascension OF Jupiter a, tha
is' "a In. 5sm.. his declinatiou il q ass
80, south, his diameter is $50 3 sed
ne Is IN the constellation Virgo.
Jupiter rises on the LIST few m;ou..s
before half-psst II o'clock in the eve.
ming; on the 3ist be rises about hair
past Q O'Clock.
MARS is morning star. lie kesps on
his monotonous course. meeting with
nothing Of importance on bis way, but
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-17
Casualty Record.

A fireman, James a. Luby, WAS killed by
Il falling wall at Albany.
Felix Stacey, a Minneapolis brick layer
fell from IL building and was killed.
W. F. Goheen OF Menna was struck by
lightning near Aberdeen, Oak, and both
himself and his team were instantly killed.
A fire at Clinton, Iowa, burned the frame
store owned and occupied by Mrs. A. NJ.
Mckenzie. Loss, $4,000; insured for ST.
500 in the Hartford.
j. W. King. proprietor OF powder man
ufactory at Xenia, O., and the wealthiest
citizen OF that place, died at the supper
ia ole OF heart disease.
At Spirit Lake, Iowa, Amos Conkling OF
Decatur, ILL.,, was struck by lightning and
killed. His companion, Rev. J. L. Orr OF
Delaware, ILL.,, WIS badly stunned.
George Watts Of Ioni,, Mich, dropped a
lighted match into an empty whisky barrel.
rel exploded and blew Watts across the
room, nearly killing him, and blew out the
glass front OF the saloon. The affair causes
great excitement among whisky drinkers.
Mrs. Brahm, wife of a. bookkeeper at
jamestown, Oak; was found a raving ma
MAC in the streets OF Milwaukee. She was
OIl HeE way 10 heWduHee, W u.s., 10 WISH rel
ntives, and passed through Sparta, Wis
when the tornado passed over that city
The terrible sight appalled, her SO seriously
that she has lost her reason.
Reports OF damage by the late storm CON
tinue to come in from Wisconsin. Hon
John Bradley Of the town OF Burns lost five
head OF cattle by his stable being wrecked
At Cashton, Monroe county, the storm cut
n FLY 11oi1n UiGa p1 villas lon
In heavy timber nothing but stumps and
brush remain. In its path were the farms
| OF Charles Jersey, 4. d. Harrington, Henry
Cremer, Albee, Neubauer, Justinger and six
or eight more. Every one suffered more OF
! less.