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DYSPEPSIA, WITH SPASMODIC CAS-
TRALGIA.
CASE OF Mrs. T.
Stated by DR.. Marcus A. Harris. OF Black
Walnut halifax county, Va.

AASE " MRS.
Stated 10y DR.. Marcus A. Harris. OF Black
Walnut. Halifax county, Va.
"Mrs. T had been for twenty years a
sufferer from DV,ppsfd In most agra
waited fern. Prominent among a NATL
plicity OF distressing symptoms were at
tacks OF SpGGHOdic GdStrafgid, varying In
duration and intensity. and becoming less
and less amenable 10 treatment During
the past winter and spring these attacks
became more prolonged and Violent, and
her emaciated. cachetic, and distressed
condition gave unmlstakaOie evidence OF
q rapid decline. For months her diet was
stale bread and milk. alternated with bread
and water and bread and tea. Having eX-
hausted my own resources, l called TO my
assistance I'm the treatment OF the case
some Of the most eminent medical men OF
the State. without any other result than
pallation OF suffering. and, In what re-
gaTded an entirely hopeless condition,
prescribed the Buffalo Bithla Water OF
Spring No. 4. which she used for eight weeks
with beneficial results 30 decided mat at
the expiration OF tn II time she was trOu bled
only oocas Lonally with slight symptoms OF
Indigestion, and Was able To eat with Inn
punity whatever she fancied In the way
OF meats, vegetables. and desserts. | will
add that this was the most distressing and
unmanageable case OF Dy,pepstd that |
have ever Witnessed In practice OF
twenty-five years. and that the action OF
the wafer IN IL was marvellous"
For sale In Richmond Va, by the az ,nts,
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co,
Agents for Virginia Mineral Sprin =
Waters. jy s6-Su5t
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old POINT COMFORT, VA.
HYGEIA HOTEL

HYGEIA HOTEL,
SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM FoRI
MONROE.
Open all the year. Accommodates !, 900
guests. Equal To any hotel in the United
States. Surroundings picturesque and his
toric. Appointments, table. aud service I'M
excelled. Bathing. boating. fishing, aud
driving specially attractive. Terms less for
equal accommodations than any resort in
the country. Pure ocean air. uee from ma +.
iaria aud conducive 10 refreshing sleep.
Send for descriptive pamphlet.
e2-3m III. PHOEBCS Proprietor.
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TRUSTEES SALE.--By virtue Of
i deed Of trust executed by Wailass 4
Duvall 10 the undersigned. trustee. beaytn0
date June is. 1883 and recorded 10 the
clerks Office OF the County Court q Nee
Kent, Va, and being required b. the ben.
enciaries IN the snid deed I shall prooeod
10 sell. at public auction. On -
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is. 1858.
OF ~ oeloek. at the aw-mill OF Wallace Z
puVali. about one mile from New Keat
courihonse. tho kosiowing PROPERTY:
l 3o-BOkSH- POWER SrEAN SAW.
MILL. COMPLICATIONS ss soo4 q
Q Nufps. I PUMP.
s CkRRY.LoGs . wA0oNs
4 OXEN, CART,
FORGE and RLAcHsMIrRs ro0La.
and y number OF other Shsn0s.
TERMS: Made known on the dap a onfo.
GFUkGE ". NAY, frtlktoe,
corner 81 Fines nth aud Cary stNeeA
W le-fxsusW &aGAnon4
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE IN
THE COUNTY or CHARLES CITY.-By
virtue Of two deeds OF trust made To the un-
designed and John Lamb by X. IL. Ander-
son, dated Z9th March. 1881. and 10th
March. 1855. and duly recorded In the
clerks Office OF the County Court OF Charles
city county (the said John Lamb declining
To act. will sell at public auc ton. to the
highest bidder, on the pre- -uises At IA N. on
THE 4TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1885
That valuable real estate.
First. The FARM called " HiLLSMAS'S."
In Charles city county near Westoyer, pur-
chased by said Anderson OF A. n. Drewry.
Secondly. That other valuable FABH
called EVkLlSrOS." In said county.
and adjoining Hillsman's also purchased
OF A. III. Drewry.
Third. A piece OF WOODLAND In the
same neig IA borhood containing rs acres.
Affer the sale OF the real estate VIII ell
FOUR MULES and all the AGkICULrU-
RAJ IMPLEMENTS and CKoi'S u every
kind on 81 Id farms.
TERMS The deeds require the sale shAft
be- for cash, but doubtless the beneficiary
will, on the day Of sale. give moro liberal
terms. CLAY DhEWhl.
lyls Acting Trustee.
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there are noble representatives OF the
power of this excellent school TO mould
men and fit them for every calling,
whether the ministry, the law, the edi-
torial work, the physicians difficult
post, or the unprofessional, but not less
honorable, pursuits. which ramify So
ciety and the business world.
POPULARITY.
Willie no theology is taught in the
college it is very popular with all de-
nominations as place where thorough
training preparatory TO the Theological
Seminary may be obtained. The fame
Of the school Of Greek no doubt en-
hanceS this reputation. Last year there
were fifty-four young men in the col
lege with the gospel ministry in view.
These came from SIX States, and while
a large majority were Baptists, yet, as
at every session, the several denom-
nations were represented. An idea Of
the vast amount of gratuitOus work
done by the college and the noble part
taken by this vigorous corporation in
the work Of general education appears
IL the fact that not one of these minis
terial students pays tuition. This fact
should give any institution powerful
hold upon the sympathieS and aid Of
an enlightened public.
HEALTH.
Taken one year with another, the
health Of the students and their excel
lent behavior is truly remarkable. The
faculty declare that " for the past de-
cade the moydie of the college has been
something remarkable and exceptional.
Whenever $50 to 200 young men are
congregated together some will be idle
and worthless, some sensual and cor
rupt. some ungovernable and riotus
but we confidently believe that the his
tory of American colleges may be
searched in vain for equal freedom on
the part of students from the lower and
more degrading forms of vice and dissi-
patton, and certainly for equal freedom
from combinations against college order
and government"
This is a fortunate state OF affairs in
college life, and the citizens Of Rich
mond can cordially endorse the decla-
ration of the faculty in regard to Rich
mond College. The fact surely refutes
tb impression which all too widely
prevails that college should not be
placed in city.
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l. Joseph y. Ryan. clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Augusta county. do certify that
George VI. Cochran. Jr.. one OF the commis-
siOus IN the causes OF Porter and wife ~.
Frazier. SC, and two other suits has this
day executed bond according 10 law. In the
penalty prescribed by the decree In sAid
causes al the July special term. 1854.
Given under my hand this 10th day q
June, 1855.
JOSEPH y. RYAN. Clerk.
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CHRONIC GASTRIC CATARRU AND
IRIr ACIn rAI FIII
NINII NNIU 7 NIa| 7 IT.
A CASE STATED ~ DR.. joins {. COLEMAN,
OF >cOttsburg Va, a Retired surgeon Of the
United STATES Navy

United states Navy.
MIR. {. was for "A number OF years a suf-
fprer rom fArfdtr l0N'Tfr fftfdTTh. While
his diet was exclusively teu and crncters.
Jreud and max. aud other similar articles,
IL was frequently thrown of IN an unt!-
gestcd state soon amer taking IT, and az
times he discharged from an empty
stomach a strongly acid glairy mucus. 4
marked tric .t"id Di0fheYts superyened,
consequent upon which Ire suffered for "A
period OF some two years great Icsir0i Ifri-
t1tiOH and possible (UstifiS. attended by
pain 20 Intense and constantly present as Ia
require that he should be- Kept for the most
part under the Influence OF Oplaies. After
"A persistent but Intellectual exhibition Oi
all remedies supposed 10 Ice indicated IN the
case he was put Tor the latter affection upon
the Buffalo Liihia Water, Spring No. z.
with the happiest possible effect
In few weeks after commencing the
use OF il the irritable condition OF the nut
der was SO Tar relieved that he was enabled
10 dispense entirely with the use Of Oplates.
AT the expiration OF some eight weeks he
had an attack Of unusual severity, from
which he was relieved 10y the discharge OF a
calculus. followed at short intervals by tue
discharge OF three Others, which proved 10
be the termination OF this trouble, as from
that time there Was entire subsistence OF the
painful symptoms described, and the Bi0d-
ter resumed It's natural state.
While prescribed with special reference
TO the reliefCf the IrrHdbte Blddd,r, the ac
ton Of the water was not less surprisingly
happy In the GdSfric .lUrcttDn. with remark
able promptness correcting the highly acid
condition OF the H0mHch. restoring a
healthy digestion and assimilation. and
f0ne and UigOr To the depressed Nervous SyS-
fsm.
I'm q few months he was able TO eat with
perfect impunity the cOarsest articles OF
diet. He Is now. after a lapse OF several
years. in robust health. having had no re-
tuIn OF either OF these painful naladies."
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DARNES'S HOTEL. HAMPTON

~ vA.-0PEN ALL THE YEAR-CA-
PACITY, 100 GUESTS.-This popular hotel
has been thoroughly renovated for the sea-
son, and every EFFORT has bcca made 10
make II a pleasant, inviting resort. Fine
fishing, boating. and bathing, Telegraph
and post-office In the hotel Prices: % aud
$3.50 per day, sl2 per week. and $40 per
month. 10 7-2n
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OPIUM-HABIT CURE
Ii. ". W0OLLEY, II. ID.
ATLANTA. Ga.

Reliable evidence given and reference to
CURED PATIENTS AND PHYSICIANS,
Send for my book on the habit and IL
cure Free, 90 as-rhAsu1y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-26
By George l.. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
zoos Bunk street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF \ DESIRA-
BE Tor FOR ~ SINES- PURPOSES,
WITH AN Old IOl ~ THEREON, No.
7lf BROOK A\FNGE.-By virtue ~ a deed
at uu>t from Boswell Valentine aud wife.
BEARING date August .. 1854. aud duly re-
coidtd lu the clerks ofcr ~ Richmond
ClHuDery Court. -. Is. l26 \ PAGE $50 aud
beng requested by the ho'dets ~ notes
therein secured. the undersigned trustee
Viii o,ier ior sale al public auction on
Wednesday. July -. 1855.
AZ o o'clock 4. NJ. ON the premises, the
aboVo-dcrcGl bed PROPERTY. fronting
about 10 3-l2 feet on the west line OF
bis' B az .uGc running back 1855 feet
JEA- Enough IN cash To deffay the ex-
Ieises 81 sale and To pay on one not. for
-ll.l- and TWO notes due August ; 1888
one for sll L. and one for s27s the balance
to hc secured a. boswell Valentine may
direct. &. \. CRAWFORD. Trustee.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD. Auctloneer.
Jyls
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by George r. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOneer.
1908 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE or 4 LARGE
L Lot. WELL FENCED WITH HOUSE
or TWO ROOMS. LOCATED Ar THE
CORNER OF TWENTY NINTH And y
STREETS-LOT FRONTS ON rHE EAST
SIDE DF TWENTl-NlNrH STREET l1s
FFtT, AND NJ BACK BETWEEN
PARALLEL LINES WITH STREET
I32FEtT To An ALLEY II FEET WIDE.
By yirtue ora Deed Of trust from William
Robinson and Mary r.. his wife, bearing
date October 3. l-sO. aud daily recorded la
the clerk : Office Ot llcnrico County Court,
ID. q. 1905. page 33y. and being requested by
the holder OF the note there ~ secured the
undersigned. trustee. Will offer for sale. At
public auction, ON
WEDNESDAY,. JCLY 20. 1885,
AZ 81 O'Clock =. NJ. upon the premises. the
above described property.
TFEM, Enough in cash 10 defray the ex-
pens, of sale. and To pay or note OF 5000.
now due. the balanc" on credit OF SIX
months for a uegoti able note. win interest
added aud secured by deed of trust upon
tie property. {. n. tRAWfpHD.
Trustee.
GroRGE r. CRAWFORD. Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE or A LOT 0y
THE CORPORATE LIMITS ~ The ClII
or RICHMOND. FRONTING On TIL
SOUTHWEST SIDE OF FAfRffkLV
STREET i20 FEfT by virtue Of DECD ~
z 1882 and dnly recorded In the Clerks
Office OF Henrico County Court. u y. lOS.
page POI. and beng requested ny the holder
OF uoies therein secuted, the undersiene0
trustee will offer for sale At public suctiops
WEDNESDAY. July 90 1895.
at 5 O clock =. ~. on the premises. the
above. described PROPERTY.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray the ex-
pepseg OF sale and To pay two notes of $50
each, WITH Interest from maturity: the
balance secured az may be announced on
the day OF sale. G. A. CRAWFORD.
Trustee.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD. Auctioneer.
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DOCkBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS
IL FOR SALE.


By virtue ~ decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county Va. rendered ON the
~th day Of july. l--4 IN the cases VI Porter
and " i;c -. twHi'r. &C, and two other
suits. which decree was affirmed by the Su-
pIeme Court % Appeals On the l7tn day OF
March. 1883 the undersigned. appointed
commiss toners fOr iuc purpose, Will orer for
sale at public auction. or the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUsr IL. 1855,
THlSCI LIBERATED VA lERlS4-PLACE.
For medicinal qualities no waters In the
. Two Nngiulas excel these. In accon-
mOdations and popular patronage the cele-
br8ted Mnlte sulphur alone surpasses the
ROckbriige Alum. six or seven hundred
guests may be- accommodated. II Is Access
sible 10y railway branching from the chesa-
peake and OHIO railway To point with la
two miles Of the Springs In RockbridSe
county.
The tract contains about I 900 acres.
u lies between North mountain aui NH
mountain. and, with the large and weli.a
ranged hotel building and Gotta &c ranges. II
constitutes beautiful group IN "A lovely VAL
ley. Apart nom It's value a. n summer re-
sort. the salse Of the water and alum mas
would alone Justify an Investment ut .
handsome price.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. In money !:
balance In I'VE equal annual payments. To
he secured by bonds with approved sureties
therein. bearing interest from date, and by
retention OF title as ultima'e security,
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN,
r. S.BLAIR
WILLIAM A. ANDERSON.
HUGH W. SHtFFEf.
GEORGE NJ. COCHRAN, Js..
Commissioners.
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Approximate total OF brigade ........... IA
Seventh Brigade. Brlgsdier General
j. X. TriBIble (whO reported his
three tlrst egimsnts as ag.regating
1850 men, average 400:
Fifteenth Alabama Infantry. Colo
Del Cantry, average.-.................
Twenty-tirst Georgia Infantry. Colo
mel Mercer, aversge...................... 4
Sixteenth Mississippi Infantry. Colo
Del Posey ..........,
Twenty first North Carolina Infan-
try, Colonel rklsnd........................ 4
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This Great Medicine for safe by au Drug
g.~t> Eiurr.-. aut lrai .i> -.ncia.,, Price,
SOC and Al per bottle.
OM EMS * MINOR. agents Richmond
Va. nay l2.Tu rhN~uly
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Approximate is
Fourth Brigade, Brigadier- General
Arnold Elzey:
Twelfth Georgia Infantry. Major
Hawkins, average I'd. johnson g.. )
Thirteenth Virginia Infantry, Colo
mel James A. Walker........................
Twenty-flfth Virginia Infantry. Co..
onel George II. Smith. average Ed.
Johnson ...................
Thlriy.first Virginia Infantry. Colo
mel Hoffman. average Ed. John
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-26

As these figures are intended to show
the effective strength Of JacksOn's army
At the end of his campaign in the Val
ley, it is only fair to add his losses.
These get from the Official reports in
Volume XII. Of tho War Records. At
Mcdowell General Jackson states his
losses, in his full official report made
months Afterwards, a. follows:
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Probable total OF Jsckson's division. 5,2l5
BwELL's DIVISION UNCLUDING BRT-
GADIBR-GBNERAL ED. JOHNSON'S
COMNAyDl

second Brigade. Brigadier- General
George II. Stewart:
First Maryland Infantry, Colonel
Johnson. not over ..............................
Forty. fourth Virginia Infantry. Col
ouel william T.. Scott, average Ed.
Johnson's
Fifty.secOnd Virginia Infantry. Lieu
tenant Colonel James IL. Skinner,
NJ tibRt.sssss.
Finy-eighth Virginia Infantry. Lieu
tenant Colonel Board, average I'd,
Johnson 'S.... ...................
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campaign were just 1875 "killed,
wounded, and missing" How did
this $1,000 men get up to 10000
Was it more or as much as $4,000 al
the beginning? Colonel Allan's refer.
epce to authorities is too vague and
uncertain to throw much light on this
question. Was the whole of JackSon'S
and Of Bwell's divisions in the Valley
in May and June at any one time? Ed
ward Johnson's little force was there
and on the 2lst of April consisted o.
the Twelfth Georgia, Twenty-ffth
Thirty-first, Forty-fourth, Fifty.second
and Fifty-eighth Virginia regiments
Hsnsbrough's battalion, and three light
batteries. As late as March 18th these
all numbered, it seems, but 2,425 men
an average Of much under 400 men &c
the regiment, after deducting the
battalion and batteries. For com
position Of Johnson's command see
page 4S7, Volume NIL, Series l..
Part l., Records Of the War; take
it that Johnson's regiments were o.
average strength with Jackson's AND
Ewell's, except perhaps the Twenty
fifth and Thirty-first regiments, which
were from the northwestern counties
and had become much depleted. Gen
eral Ed. johnson was wounded badly
at Mcdowell, and his command wa
absorbed by Ewell's division.
As q matter Of interest to thousands
still living, whom the Dispatch viii
reach, ! append here the exact compo
sition of Jackson's Valley army at thu
date Of the battles of Cross Keys ant
Port Republic, June 8 and Q, 1862, snC
it will be seen how much Of Ewell''
division was made up of the absorbed
regiments, named above, of Johnson
command, and knowing as We do this
these regiments represented fairly tn
average Of regiments at tina; date, whe'
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-01-13

WANrED-A Roy ABOUT II YEARS OLD
w O. learn Blukbindfng. Apply at VIII.
isins hlndelyi OPS q. DIV. ia03ts
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SOUTH WASHINGTON,

ASSIGNMENT OF s. J. VETRs.-Mr. Sam
uel ]. Veirs, dealer in boots and shoes at
No. 3l5 Seventh street southwest, made an
assignment of his stock yesterday for the
benefit of his creditors. Il. j. Burtt is
named rs the assignee. Mr.. Yeirs started
in the shoe business in South Washington
about ten years ago as clerk in the store
of Henry Wex. He left the employ of Mr..
Wex about two years ago to begin business
for himself, opening at No. 315 Seventh
street southwest. Having but little cash on
hand, q large portion Of his stock was pur-
chased on time. His business at the start
was very encouraging and tho better part
of the debt was liquidated. In the past
few months his business became 80 de.
pressed that he was compelled to make an
assignment on account of his insolvency.
Mr.. Veirs has the sympathy of large
number Of friends in South Washington In
his trouble, who hope to see him pull out
all right.
AGAIN LAYING TRACKs.-The Balti-
more & Potomac Railroad Company re-
sumed work this morning on the laying Of
the two additional tracks, which are to
cross Seventh street, on Virginia avenue
southwest, Mr.. Jackson Yates having
been refused the injunction asked for in
this case.
OLD Folks CoNcERT.-Tho Old Folks
concert is to be repeated at tho Fifth Bap-
list Church ON next Thursday night. Those
who purchased tickets . for tho concert
which was given In December, but were
unable to attend on account Of the bad
weather, will be admitted. Those who
witnessed the last concert spoke of it in
very flattering terms.
MRS. YEATMAN's CoNDIrIoN.-It Is
Mrs. instead of Mr.. George Yeatman, who
xvna rnantionpd in this polu mn vaaharda "
as lying at her home, on G street, near
Sixth street southwest, very i'll. Her con-
dition this morning is somewhat improved
The GERMAN BAND.-The little Ger
man band made tour through this Sec
tion this morning. They came rather early
and got through safely. All the dogs were
tied up.
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OveRcOats at Cut Rates.
Eieeman Bros, corner Seventh and E.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

HARRY II. DRoDEN has been arrested in
Philadelphia, for the authorities here for
grand larceny.
GILDED Eve cents are going for five-dollar
gold pieces, but DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
needs no gliding to make it go.
A WHITE man named Harrison, of Alex
andria, was taken suddenly i'll yesterday
while In Carriers dry goods store, and died
before medical aid could beprocured. The
cause of his death was heart disease.
Bishop PAREr's parlors were thronged
throughout the evening yesterday by his
innumerable friends, on the occasion of his
farewell reception. The guests were hos
pitably received by Bishop and Mrs. Paret
and daughters.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued
as follows: Thornton Green and Alice
Eailey; John G. Sparrow, of Cadez, Ohio,
fnd Lizzie Mauokee, of Howard County,
Nd; George G. Schroeder, of Lancaster,
Pa, and Annie J. Burke, of this city John
II. WEIGH, of Baltimore, Md, and Annie L.
Smallwood, of this city; j. S. Brown and
J. y. Barbour,
A. w. Fisk, of Morrison's paper store at
sos ID street, says that professional sneak.
thief job was worked at that store yester-
day, by which tho meuey.draWer was re.
lieved of $15150 Two well-dressed men
entered the store and one Of them took the
clerk to the sidewalk and inquired about
some improvements to the sidewalk, while
the other got away with the money
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EAST WASHINGTON.

DIsAPPEABANCE OF YoUNG MAN.
William b. Ashton, young man residing
in East Washington, left his home on
Christmas eve, since which time he has not
been seen or heard of. The young man
when he left said he was going off TO make
some purchases. His friends do not appear
very apprehensive about him. so It is to be
inferred that he had good reasons for leav-
inE.
A BRIGHT BUSINESS OUTJooK.-Mr,
Abe Kaufman, tho prominent Eleventh
street merchant, stood in front of his COM
bin alton store this morning when a CRITIC
reporter hove in sight, and asked:
How is business?"
Very dull, indeed" was the reply. "But
believe that with the opening of spring
trade in all its branches it will take such a.
boom as it has not had in many years. |
am more than hopeful, and can very we'll
afford to wait, having had an uninterrupted
siege of success. But you may say" con-
tinued Mr.. Kaufman, that when there is
any business doing at all, we on this street
get our share"
A NEW BASEBALL CLUB.-Johu Wor-
than, esq, Is about to organize baseball
club. He will get most Of his players
from the Lava Beds. Captain Jimmy
Spaulding who was Tor many years the
81 ortstop of the "Pipetown Nine" has
Deen enBaRCu at an enormous salary TO play
with Warthan's nine.
The YACHT DIEADSAUaHr.-Th yacht
Dreadnaught has been hauled up for re-
pairs. movement is on foot to elect
PA sey Boliver Brown commodore at the
next meeting of the Dreadnaught Club.
Paisey is only second cook now.
AN IMPUDENT TRAMP.-Ye sterday a
tlamp, evidently an Italian or gypsy, opened
the gate at house No. 22S Tenth street
northeast and walked up the terrace aud
along the lane leading to the main dor, a
distance of fifty feet, and attempted to force
an entrance. When the lady (who, with
tive small children, was the only occu-
pant) came to the window he demanded
money. Ste offered him sandwich, but
Re refused it, still demanding money. The
lady refused to give him money or open the
door, and after lingering about the door
awhile, he left. The attention of the police
of this section is called to this fellow, who is
but type of a number of Migrants who are
a terror to women and children of this sec
tion and who make their raids during the
absence Of the male members of the family.