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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
PETERSBURG.
TIRE FLOOD AT ITS HE1eHr-Thk
WORST OVER.
ssr,ou, Damage to Property-A Boy
Drowned Suits for Damages-Per-
sonal Intelligence, &c.
.u,.hr,ord DIsnatch. |

.co.,e.rondepce o, the Richmond Dispstch.l
July 6, 1886.
The fresbet in the Appomattox
reached its highest point last night, and
day has been stationary. The worst
IL now believed to be over. The water
reached the sills Of the Norfolk and
western trestle.bridge, but the struc-
turc 10 so heavily weighted down as to
prevent any injury. The bridge OF
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
was saved from damage by the constant
watching of strong force OF men TO
prevent the Judgments OF logs ana
debris against the trestles. The Ches-
terfield lowgrounds are many feet un-
der the water. The culvert-bridge on the
CITY Point railroad in the eastern suburbs
of the city was damaged yesterday, and
the city's bridge on Lombard street.
over Lieutenant run, was foated OIL by
hack water from the river. A great
deal of damage has been done to pro-
marty on the wharves, the extent OF
which cannot now be well estimated.
The Easements Of stores on Old street
are flooded. and in several houses near
the river the occupants have to climb
TO their upper floors by ladders reach
ing to the second-story windows.
A gentleman Of Chesterfield estimates
the damage by the freshet in that coun-
ty by the loss of and injury to bridges
The washing up Of crops, &C., at many
thousands Of dollars. 1t is learned from
the adjacent counties that much damage
has been caused by heavy rains to the
mill-dams end milling property. -
A colored boy named Edward VIII
Iisms. aged about fourteen years, while
bathing in Gilliam's meadow, on the
Chesterfield side Of the river, got be-
yond his depth this morning and was
drowned. A white youth while play
irg about the water west OF the dam
Yesterday fell in the river and barely
escaped drowning.
1t is reported that Mr.. George
Champlin, OF City Point, who was ar
rested in this city at a late hour last
| night on the unjust Suspicion Vi nav
ing stolen a gentleman's watch, to-day
employed counsel to bring suit
for damages for injury to cha
rscter. 1t IS understood, also,
that suit is to be brought against
the city of Petersburg for damages
for unlawful arrest and imprisonment.
Champlin was arrested by an officer OF
police without a warrant and taken to
the police-station, where he was held
until a magistrate could make out the
warrant. While this was being done
the mistake was discovered and the prl-
soner was released.
Bishop Janssens, of the Diocese o.
Natchez, was in the city to-day
the guest Of Father O'Ferrall, Of St
Joseph's Catholic church. The Bishop
said mass at the church this morning
and this afternoon, in company witt
Father Donehue, Of Fredericksburg
left for Richmond.
The installation Of the oflicers-elec
Of Appomattox Commandry, No. e
Knights Templars, took place tonight
The occasion was graced by the pre-
sence of number of ladies.
Heavy showers Of rain fell this alter
noon. ROBIN ADAlh'
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BOTErOURr.
Deiipquent Taxes-The Crops &C.
,Coyrss,onaence oftne Richmond Dispatch.

Deiipquent TaNes-fhe ef"pS' "''
Correspondence oftne Richmond pspS'ch'i
FIScAsTLE, VA, July 5, 1886.
Our county treasurer estimates that
not one tenth of the taxes on the delln-
ouent handbook will be collected by
him. In the first place, about one half
the tracts of land are stricken of by
the .en-y ears limitation; of the re-
manning $50 tracts about 20 per cent.
have been relieved by the county jauge
on account of being in the hands OF in-
nocent purchasers and other causes.
Of the rest many tract exists only IN
the fertile imagination of the land as
SCISSORS and commissioners. Like Wis
dom, "it is hid from the eyes OF all
living and kept close from the fowls OF
the air." Herein is strange thing
and one that would seem to demand in
yestigation by the Legislature. In 1873
the delinquent lands were sold in this
county, and yet many Of these same
lands are ON the book as delinquent.
Now, the question is, What became Of
the purchase-money, and why do they
still appear as delinquent in the Audi
tors Office?
On Friday morning the Richmond
and Allegheny Railway Company had
q pole erected on Main street, IN this
town, and early every morning the
weather signal is run up. So far We
have had only the blue crescent dis
played. but this has not saved Us from
. storm every evening.
The food that has so recently
alarmed the Richmonders did ltd,
damage here, for the reason partly be
cause it was not so severe, but princi
pally because the roads were already
ruined and the bridges washed away.
There is quite general complaint tina
TIE wheat is sprouting in the shock
The oat crop is an unprecedented one
The only complaint | hear Of is that
like the Shanghai rooster, they hay
.gTown SO tall in few days" tina
they are falling to the ground.
The clover hay is well-nigh ruined
or that already cut not more than on,
fourth has been saved, and the rest /
good for little but seed. The cor
crop, while il needs work badly, is look
ing splendidly.
The furnace OF ID. 5. Cook, Esq, a
Wilton, has blown out for repairs. Mr.
Cook is by far the largest taxpayer II
this county.
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.Ben Jonson's Comedy.
ITCHING SKIN DISEASES II
l. STANTLY RELIEVED By
CUTlCURA.

TREATMENT.-A warm bath with CUrI-
CURA SoAP and single application OF CUrI.
CURA, the great skin Cure. This repeated
daily, with two OF three doses OF CUTIcURA
IN SOLVENT. the new Blood. Further, 10
Keep the blood cool, the perspiration pure
and upiiritatipg, the bowels open, the liVer
and kidneys active. win speedily cure EcLe-
ma. letter, Ringworm, Psoriasis. Lichen,
Pruritus, Scali- Head, Dandrun aud every
species OF Itching, Scaly and Pimply HUI
mois OF the Scalp and Skin, when the best
nhVstcianS and comedies fail
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.rcrtoN sALEs-rnture DAYS. ..,
By george W. Mayo. Auctloneer,
tJohp e. Laughton, Jr., sslesman'
No. Q6 Ninth street.


EyCELLENT RESTAURANT FUN
II NITURE. FIXTURES RANGES, BOIL
rps raRpETs, &C, AT AUCrloN.-on
THURSDAY THE srH INSTANT
Al II o,clock, 1 will sell at the restaurant 1.
-, Ola Hank street, all OF the UhNl.LC NE
FIXTURES. and APPokrENANohS' con-
1'S, eirhteen. foot WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLE, extra width ;,,,,,a,o>, ~.
1 eight foot WALNUT EArENsloN ! a
Han Ss some WALNUT MAssLE-ToP BUF-
II r roe and beautiful CHINA PRESS; n
MSEBL TOP and PLAIN RESTAURANT
=. T Thb and 1woop-sEAT CHAINS;
= IaYce Iot of CROCKERY, GbAsSM \ RE'
TAAFING- DISHES. CASTORS, TABLE,
WARE and CUTLERY.
The kitchen In furnished with an eXceiient
RANGE q HOT WATER BOlLEh5'
RROTLERS. COOKING UrENSlLS IN
great variety, 1 large REStA RANi
REFRIGERATOR WATER FILTER
In ne rooms above are three complete
suits OF CHAMBER FURNIrU RE- with
BEDDING, &C. ,,,,,,
several large BRUSSELS CARPETS,
STAIR CA RPETS, &C.
An opportunity rarely offered - mere al
fofied any one wishing To- continue the
same business.
TERMS Cash. sale positive.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
ivy Auctioneer.
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PAGE.
Donation 20 the Lutheran Church
Grams.

Donation 60 the Lutheran Church
Crops.
lOorrespondence 1.-THE Richmond Dispatch.
LURAY, Va, July 5, 1886.
The Lutheran church here is again in
luck. Mr.. b. Y. Dsford, Of Baltimore,
proposes to expend in the Improvement
Of the church edifcs the sum Of q, 500,
which will greatly add to its beauty and
comfort. Mr.. Deford has contributed
literally to the church heretofore, AID
this further contribution is therefore
doubly appreciated by the congregation.
During the rainy weather Of last
week some fears were entertained that
The. = beat cop recently harvested would
be injured 10 the shock. Now that 1t
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virginia supreme Court OF Appeals.

Especial telegram 70 The DIspHlcH'I
WYTHEvILLE, VA, July 6.-Hal-
sew ps. The Commonwealth. Writ of
error refused.
Roanoke National Bank rS. Ham
brick. Appeal from Roanoke county.
Argued and submitted.
johnson rs. Roanoke Land aud I'M
provement Company. Appeal from
Roanoke. Argument commenced.
W. W. Haden, Esq, qualified to
practice in this court.
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TFrTER or THE SCALP

! was almost perfectly bald, caused by
letter OF the top OF the scalp. l used your
CuucuRA REMEDIES about six weeks, and
they cured my scalp perfectly, and now my
hair is coming back as thick rs IL ever was
j. i. CHOICE.
WuYTESRoRO' TEXAS
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ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

Your most valuable CUTICURA REMEDIES
have done my child 80 much good that
feel like saying this for the beneTit OF those
who are troubled with skin disease. My
little girl was troubled with Eczema. and |
tried several doctors aud medicines, but
did not do her any good until i used the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. which speedily cured
her. for which / owe you many thanks and
many nights OF rest.
IsnINHURGH IND
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RICHMOND AND DASViLLE SfsrEN
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT JULY 4, 1883.
Train Leave Train arrive
No, Richmond. No. hlchhioH"
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Porte
mouth, Smlthield, Hampton, Oid FONT,
Wsveriy, and HicksfOrd. Va; washington
DC; Newoern, Washington, ana Taroo
RI, Y O.. Ali stations on Atlantic and Dam
Vile railroad, Seabosrd and Roanoke rail-
road, Norfolk Southern railroad, and East
ern North Carolina generally also, for East
ern Shore OF virginia. and all regular and
ings on the James and Rappahannock rly-
ers, at LOW EST RATES, aud through olls
issued, l.. b. TATUM, superintendent,
lei No IlOg Main street and Rockets
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BY e. 3. Cook, Auctloneer.

BY 4. 3. Cook, Auctloneer.
THE VERY GENTEEL HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, No. l07 WEST
CLAY sTREET.-On
WEDNESDAY, TIN INSTANT
,t 10 o'clock. l will sell. as above, All OF the
psrinr suiis superior Parlor and Chamber
carpets Library Case,
Narble,Top Tables Ceutre Tab es.
Epgrayjpgs. Window Curtains and Shades,
OH Cloth throughout the house ,,,--.,.,.
Hat Rack. Mahogany ana walnut Cha'hpSi
Snits stair Carpets
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
%unery Bedstead. Extension Table,
safe. Dining Room Refrigerator,
40 q COOK. stove, and Kitchen u .enslls
generally. ,oov
-, az Auctioueer.
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Sold everywhere. Price; CUTIcuRA, SO
cents: SOAP, 20 cents; REsoLvENr. u. Pre-
Pared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
COMPANY. Boston, Mass.
send FOR Chow TO Cure Skin Diseases"
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has cleared on, however, these fears have

has cleared OF, however, these fears have
about subsidized.
A party Of our young ladies sndg gen.
tlem,n will start tomorrow for iors'
nights sojonrn on the top OF the Blue
Ridge, tos DO followed later on by an
other party who will rusticste in the
Massanu,ton mountain. These noun
tain trips have become quite popular
here as places Of recreation, ana .ne
Young folks says it is better than gong
10 the more pretentious summer resorts
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want 10 tell you that your CUrIcURA
RYsoIVENT is magnificent. About three
months ago my face was covered with
bloiches. and after using three bottles OF
REsoLyENT was perfectly cured.
FREDERICK MAlTRb.
29 ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
La.
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nLD DOMINION STEAM <EfTh
~ SHIP COMPANY. '-A''A
FOR SEW YORK.


steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY.
steamers leave New York for Hlcnmonn
EVERY TUESDAY. THU R5DAG, ana SAT-
URDhY at r.. NJ. ,
Passenger accom- mOtGtiOns unsurpassed
CABIN fare 10 New York 0nciudIng meals
and berth, $40; rOund.trip tickets slo
steerage, with subsistence 81 Without
subsistence, IS. -, IN, 49,.
Frejghts forwarded and through bills OF
fading issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until Z. VI.
Manifest closed on sailing days one nour
Passengers can leave New York Saturday
Of q p N. by the Newports News steamer
ana arrive al Richmond by the Chesa peake
and Ohio train the next day Sunday al
6:l6 p. VI. .,,--. - A..
g,bssa Dea he and Ohio railway al $3.50 r. VI.
f,Iq Newport's News and the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1880 A. NJ. on
MONDAYS, Tuesdays, WEDNESDAYS,
THIIRSDAYS, and SATC RDA1S, Will
make connections at NORFOLK with Inc
sfeaners leaving those days.
SAiLINGS THIS WEEK.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY,
I,,iv Atm. at 8 o'clock A. VI.
lib DOMINION. Captain SMITH. TUES
I,AY- Iuly sth, OF 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
WYAN0KE. Captain HuLPHERS, FIJI
DAY, July 9th, at O'Clock 7. M
GEORGE W. ALLEN & co" Agents
No. 1901 Main street and
Tvs COmpany's wharf. Rockets.
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GALE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

o.IrOF CENTRALLY-L0OATED
nouBLE BRICK DWELLING
NO. sic NORTH THiko,o sf sETEeErrfirs
,,,,sWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SrhEbio'
De- AND ..,.,,
ru,o STORY AND. BASEMENT BRICK
wv DWELLING.
No. los WEST CLAY STREET,
ON THE PREMISES,
WEDNESDAY, July 7, 1888.
,lP.M.. beginning at the Third-strees
sm~eliing when contains ten rooms lty
gas and water: ,,, nv hout go feet.
H.. on AZ large detached Kitchen
NJ sour rooms-amplel lot and bricks enonyh
% % Sniid two nice modern brick houses
AT p. NJ,
will sell BRICK HOUSE No. 7os ives, cay
s,reet. containing four rooms Lot LrV nas
"a feet and runs back TO an alleyI anu Inns
detsched kitchen OF two rooms. Ill,
This property could be improved AZ ,n svsus
expense, and will pay wen rs HI
TERMS: Liberal and ANNOUNCED AZ SAFE
]. THOMPSON BkOWN, a co.,
ia Auctioneers.
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KIDNEY PAINS AND @u
IN that weary, lifeIets all.gone ~
sepsaIion ever present with those IN
OF infiamed kidne,s. weak back
ard joins, aching hips and sides. III
oyerworked or worn out by dis
ease debility, or dlssl palion, are renewed
In one minute and speedily cured oy the
cpTicukA AsTI.PAIN PLAsrsR-a new.
original, elegant, and infallibie anttdote TO
ps in aud iniia nation. AT all druggists.
3s csnis: ave for o.; or Of POTTER DRUG
lCMPA ny. Boston. jy 7-WlwJSSu
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DASvILLE sYsrEN
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT JULY 4, 1855.
r 70, Hla isaSs r 20 nl S5Hss
50 : :s:SS r +. \ \. s. 100 200 ( ( n
Ror-Atr Accommodation leaves Rlcn-
mond p. Nj: arrives Richmond e:sl A.
/" On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS specls!
coaches will be attached % BOn-Alr tram
,saviu0 at6P NJ Returning. leaves Bon
k1ysa,ne night 10: arrives Richmond 1880.
| SnecisI train for Bon Air leaves Rcpmon1
al 7.O5 A. VI. WEDNESDAYS anu SAfUR-
| DAYS. ..,..,,,,,,,.
On Trains So ana 50 seeplng.csrs are run
| between Richmond and q reeusopro. lo"<s
oars are open a. . l.. NJ. Tor passrpy, ~
| sleeping-caTs are also run on So ana - Dee
| tween psnsi!le and Montgomery, greens,
| bofo' and Raleigh; on tEslni 10. 81 ana b,
sleeping cans are r1a between D@u''"' AN
A''S"'~ CONNECTIONS.
Train 40. 81 connects 81 Greensboro 1!
RsIeipn. IfoldsborO', aud NOrehead Clly q.
SALISBURY for Ashevllle and all pOlutH %
| Weotern North Carolina; a. Charlotte " ...
| charlotte Columbia and Augusta railfUt4
| for Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, SaySh.N.'
Charleston, and Florida: also with Ca
| INA Central railroad for Wilmington. &c.
Train 81 has Pullman Bullet Sleeplus',''
| nom DanYille 10 Augusta MAKING -
| connection for Charleston, savannah ga
Jacksonville. 1900.
Trains No SO and 81 make close co1Ir.,,
| ton AT Salisbury 10 aud from AsheN il.e a.
| All 20 mis- on the Western North Gao .
railroad. Al Greensboro for Raleigh a. q d
notnts ON North Carolina DIVISION. fu.lh'.
sleeper Us run on these trains De ",''
Greensboro and Warm springs AM ufce-'
TRAINS OK YORK RIVER LINE.
Leave Richmond AIrlEe hieAuo"'
sa.45P.M, 'l0:lo A. NJ,
+Ilb ~ NJ 1888 4. NJ,
,..oo a NJ Freight, ts:ooP. NJ, Freis p,
trains leaving NJ a:45 and AIS p. NJ. eona',,
| at West Point daily except sunday "
boat, arriving at Baltimore 1i5 A. vi. : ..
train leaving at I;lo I. VI. makes no s''-'
, hstween Richmond and West Point
Fare Richmond 10 baltimore only :"
: nrst -elass; 81. so second-elass. .,..,
sDaily. tDsily except Sunday HN
Dspo, sad ticket office foot vigil
street: uptown ONCE so W 5,H Issts
Assistant General Passenger Ageuh
eoI. HAAS, rrarie Manager.
4. q. THOMAS, General Manager. 10 u
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To the Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor OF me DtSpdtcH'
Processing but slight acquaintance, IL
any. with the methods and results OF
Shakspearean criticism, especially in its
latest development, | shall not feel
mortified at being told that the enenda-
ton here proposed has long SINCE been
considered and rejected by the critics.
However, | would like to know whether
this is so or not.
In Hamlet (Act ", scene these
lines occur (3l4-'15l:
LET Hercules himself do what he may.
The cat will new and dog will have his
day"
Why "day" rather than BAY. e.,
bark?
Between the mewing of the cat and
the barking Of the dog there is an OBJ
vious and natural correspondence or
parallelism, but the mewing of the cat
and the "dcg having his day" are to
the ordinary mind utterly incongruous
conceptions. What are we to under
stand by the dog having his day? Does
the expression in fact mean anything at
all; and if so, why should dog have
his day any more than goat or horse?
1t may be said that mewing is pecu-
liarIy nocturnal performance, while
the dog displays his greatness in the
daytime; but on the authority Of
Shakespeare himself, is it not habit Of
the dog to g bay the noon?
As mew denotes the sound made by
the cat, we might reasonably expect to
find it associated with word repre-
senting the sound made by the dog, and
bay is the very word we would look
for, because it preserves not only the
correspondence of ideas, but the rhyme
ard the metre also. >. ID. d.
RICHMOND, July 5, 1886.
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~ NTED To RENT A FLOOR

M AAN I-Df 49,
w OF four connecting rooms, with batn'
room. suitable for house-keeping' by lam
lily OF two edults. Rent must oe ulod'lats.
and Monroe Park and sixth street or
would take the whole of small house. Tor
such as will suit prompt-paylng anu per-
mnnent tenant. Address, stating ior4tloa
n,,b nr,ce JUNIOR.
" 4.St care Dispatch office.
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Auction sALEs-rnturs DAYS.

BY AucLiOneer.
THE SUBSCRIBERS AS TRUS.
l. TEES in four deeds of trust-(l) one OF
sth March, 1879, from William ;. Morris
and wife 10 J. II. Lewis; o. one OF 2sLh DC,
TONER. 1879, from same to same; 90 deed
OF - day OF -. 1885, from william =.
Morris and wife to A. Il. Long, ana 90 one
OF 10Th January, 1856, tOm John >. motifs
aud wife TO j. II. Lewis-wlll, on
MONDAY, JULY ~, 1858, (CoUrT-DAY)
Of IL NJ, sell by auction, in front Of the
CONT. house in Williamsburg, the following
REAL ESTATE: ,,,,,,,,.,
IA FARM about a mile from Williams,
hurry. on the north side OF the nam rOau
leading to Yorktown, called "Semple -
formerly the property ~ the late kQoSrt T.
Waller containing about 45l ACHES.
Q Another FARM, adjoining the aDo'e'
snd known as the "Glebe,' cOntalnlnf
about 800 ACRES. also formerly belong
ing TO the late Robert Z. Waller. =.
TERMS: one fourth cash the resllue III
one. Two, and three years, the purchasers
giving bonds bearing interest rom the uly
Of sale. with approved personal sureties
for the deferred instruments, the Jlue OeluS
withheld as a further security. Outs.anu-
inc claims II any. will be paid out OF the
fund so as 10 give the purchasers c.ear
titles. JOHN X. LEWIS, trustee
Iels-2ot A. X. LONG, Trustee
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enoKs. srATIONEaY. &c.

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REAL E1rATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE OR EXCI ANGE, "a
4 NICE COMFORTABLE WILL, - -.
M; on Gary street near FOushee: eight
rooms: good lot. VIII exchange for vacant
lois in the West End or sell for So 800 ana
FRANK d. HILL & CO,
iy 7-3t north Eleventh street
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rrANrrn OWNERS 0E HORSES

NANTED, UW NbKS OF HVhobo
w and COWS to know ! have the best
natures for their stock within twenty-five
miles OF the city. No barb wire 10 lnlure
your stock. Running water and snaue IN
each field Pastures are seeded with
otchaId-gr evergreen-grpss' D.ue ststeS
timothy, snd clover, thus furnishing va
riety OF grasses Drive down to Chats WORTH
ONLY three miles from the city, and View the
PASTURES. Call by the dairy and see now
butter j. made. and get glass OF COO putter
milk. VIII send for your STOCK horses auu
cows moi uastured in the same field.
iVA.et r. Il. CHAtFlN.
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ANSWER.

The suggestion of S. D. d. is not
new. but the authorities are against
him. We have not convenient access
to a full line of authorities, but the fol-
lowing note t2S2) to Rolfe's Hamlet is
sufficient, not only to settle that the
proper word is " day." but also that it
means a great deal.
1.-THE cat tOiH men, Act V, scene
/. That is things have their appointed
course, nor have we power to divert it
CCaldecott. Bay has been proposed
instead of day. but the expression
was a common one. The Princess
Elizabeth, in a letter to her sister, Queen
Mary, says: AS doge hattie day
so may L. Mr.. Daniel quotes NeT
| Custom, 1873: well il it chaunce
that dogge hattie a day. and B. j.
Tale Ofa TUB, IL. l, A man hath his
hour and dog his day."
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RAILROAD lsyss.


gS ne H;vsssT ss sss.a ss@W
DICaM0ND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RALROAD.-Schas.
ale com menclng NOVEMBER 10. Isss-
sasssrp standard une;
SEQ A. NJ, leaves by7d-streat stallion
daily: STOPS only al AshlsnI
function. Milford, and Frede.
rieksburg. Sleeper 20 Was
ington. Leaves Washlngtn.
for New York ~ II A. NJ
1907 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station
daily, except Sunday. Leave,
Washington for Neg YORK al
t:2t 7. ". also by limited Al
800 i. ~.
ssoP. NJ, leaves Byri-s,ree, station
daily. Sleeper 20 New Yors
1919 A. NJ, arrives At Byrd, Street Statio.
daily. Sleeper from New Yoys
fse +. NJ, arrives at Byrd Street sta ION
daily: stops At Freisrlcsa
burg, Milford, and Junctjop
Sleeper nom Washington.
sos p. NJ, arrives at Byrd. Street sta,Lo.
daily. except Sunday.
A. VI. train connects AZ FTederlcksb ~
with Piedmont. Fredericksburg ana ~ D.
mac railroad for Orange Courthouse.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEpT SUNDAYS
AGO p. NJ. accom- IA odatiOn, leave,
Broad-Sircet station: arriyss
" atblalA NJ , T. VI.
7:l6 =. ~, leaves klba; arrives at A..
land 81 800 y. VI.
100 A. M, arrives a. Flbs: leaves Ash
land at 6.AS A. VI.
$50 a. NJ, accommodation, arrives ~
Broad. Street station: lsavss
Ashland At s A. NJ
$50 2. NJ, arrives AZ FIba leaves ASH.
land a. bl2 T.. N.
G. A. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
EFT. d. MYERS. General SuDerlntenicnt.
DICHMOND AND ALLEGuANA
lk RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT il NJ -. 1858
TWO DAILY TRAINS (k.& sJS
DAN)
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBCkG
rnTough Accom- N.gut
Mall. notation, ENptrsa
mo l. mo 3. tSO. ..