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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19
Hotel Arrivals.
TIE following were the arrivals yes
crday AT the different hotels:

The following were the arrivals yes
icrday at the different hotels.
HorEL DoDsoN.-I. II. Christian
Charles City county: !. :. Houscr' {.
and O. H. r.: J.. g. suead, Goochland,
Va. " T. Townes. Danville, Va; l.. ).
How.er. harlotiesville, Va; f. =. Wool
folk. Virginia. W r. Muppard, Phila-
dclphia. Captain David ehawall, New
York t. Shorcy. Baltimore, Sid. {. Al
licr. Washington.
AMrnicAN-T. +. Turner. Maysyille;
IT vs. Davis. Atlanta. GA. +. IT, Ore
haugh. Virginia. r. Mccarthy, Balti.
more. Md. j.. L. Enslow. .lr.. New York
NJ. NJ. Fuller. Baltimore, Md; /. {. Bell,
Petersburg, Va. &. W. Gaudley, Phlla-
delpbia. Pa: T. Wilkinson, West Point,
Va Mn W n Stewart, West Point
Va. 4 Il. Hope. Richmond, Va; " J..
Demoni. Philadelphia, Pa; Jessie Catlin,
Randlc. Va; $. Robertson. Baltimore,
Md. ID T. Davidson, city, Isaac Diggs,
West Point Va. g. II. Lellers, Balti-
more Md
MUMMY 81 c. Wright High Point,
y c.. ). g. Harrington and wife. Man
kal0. MINI. Silas ii. jenkins, New
York. Jrdec 4. =. Staples, Marlinsville,
"a. f. Carr. Newark. y. j., \. l.. shit
fer Washington. - G.. John g.. White,
Caroline county. va y Il Elridge, Jr,
city. j. T. Jones Charlottesville, Va, L.
W kcaucv and wife, Louisville, Ky
4 Mitchell. Cincinnati. Ohio, Robert \.
Tracey Baltimore, Md
$3.50. o. .. LII. @...t.
!. g.. Edwards. and W vs. Edwards,
Nouh Carolina j. g. Smith, Boston.
Mas: ; $. Collins, Chicago; Adolphe
COIN. Baltimore F. II. Chaplin, New
York. y. Samuel krause and wife, Beth
lclem. PA. Mr. and Mrs. Willard stone
and Miss Hattie Neville Springfield, Mass.
u r. ~ayward. Boston, b. g.. clarke
and wife. ONforl. y. G.. John Ray
Clarke and wife. Biughampton. y. \. +.
y chapman and wife, Philadelphia .
Mrs r.. e. Marll Miss Magill, Mrs j.
T.. Myers and daughter, Baltimore a. I.
Stafford. Minneapolis. Mimi X J.. Pratt
Chicago. james Crompsey, Grayesend
Beach. y. s.. ". II DeCamp. New \ ork
! II. Miller and wife, New J DIRK W II.
Lyon. Capt Ayers and wife and two
daughters. Bedford. New York; VI. A.
Howard and wife. \. T.. j. scott Sunby
and wife. Brooklyn New York; j. J..
Ware Wilmington. Del. G.. l.. Lauren
SON. Baltimore. Md Felix Iaussing,
Wchauken s. J.J ~ Partridge, New
York. j Iheo Rolling. Philadelphia,
Thomas T. Gnsty Baltimore. Md j. l.
Berry. Echo " Va. " b Warner
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ROYAL ARCANUM.


oyai eceptlou To he supren" H. gent
This evening supreme Regent l..
Lindsey, head officer OF the Royal
Arcanum OF the United States, VIII he
given reception a. Corcoran II H.
The programme OF exercises VIII DE az
follows.
l. Overture ldl Banllttcnsseiche' suppe' Vl
Gayottc "Bcll " Austin,
2 ClyriorC eOlO.-fc ia Jardol n.
3. Sci elton lal Chimes OF Normandy Vl
Walfz. "Sant ago. o, che stia.
l. Chair 10 bc tskcn A. s;D o'c'ocK 10y non
w liam Iov nsteiY. Grand Seer iary
far Viz ia a, who will l. axe IN spec u
t. Duet i,card Love Th,e''-Ni,s sa lie
Aonfrrmer, and VI g. Crunp,
G. Solo-"Ih song That Reached My
Healt'-Capt. ,. W Cunningham
=. speech ~ non. l.. iindslcy. Of Utica. y,
y. Su RENE hegc :.
5. Solo when the NiOcts Bloom Again
Miss Sallic montgomery.
9. speech OF Hon. Lcph r. Watts, OF Forts
mouth. -uprcmc Nicc-Rc. ent
lO. Soio-"Ihc kugler MIR. {. { Crump.
~ speech 10y Grand Regent DOble, OF nor
folk.
After the exercises are over there will
be a banquet at krause's.
Arrangements were perfected with
Captain Andrew Pizzini. secretary and
treasurer of the Richmond Union Pas
senger Railroad Company, TO have cars
40 proper points TO transport people 10
the corner Of Broad and Twoniy-iifth
streets. and ALSO 10 have cars az Twenty
fifth street and Church Hill avenue 20
bring them back to Shockoe Hill.
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A good house greeted 5. J. Wheeler
and company last night in the sensa-
tional drama, Grizzly Adams, and lhe
audience was well pleased with the pro.
duction The piece is one Of the best Of
its kind that has been played in Rich
m0nd this reason; the stage-set
iings are good, and the cast is far above
shows Of this calihre.
Mr. s. J Wheeler. rs Grizzly Adams, j.
pains-iaking and conscientious ac-
tor and keeps his audience with him
throughout Miss May Olive, as Lady
Amaranth. Queen oi The Sierras. ac-
Quilted herself admirably Miss Ma
bic Francis. as Miriam Cohen, has a
clear and distinct voice, and reads her
lines cleverly j Ii Murray, a. Roger
stone. 0lius Tom Morgan, is good actor,
and portrays his dual character IN the
true border STYLE Mr. I'd Sanford as
Ben Whitesides. kept the gallery gods
In d stream of laughter from his entrance
Tin The curtain dropped The Deer
Brothers 1.-TWO lndiansl are also very
clever Indian actors The resi- of The
company is good and presents The play
very atiractiyely Entire change Of bill
Thursday. when Monte OF the Double
Lie. Will be produced
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IL seems that iu the wisdom of nature
guinea pigs have no tai.s-and thereby hangs
tale. \ South Minneapolis carpenter re-.
Gently invested in dear little guinea pig for
the OBLIGATION OF his youngest boy Before
the wondering youth was presented with the
animal tho father gave hun this adm0nitlon.
"Now, look-a-hoar, Johnny, don't YOU hold
that pig up by the tail or is eyes viii drop
OUT
The awe stricken boy retired aud soon re-
joiced In tho possession OF his pig. He had
not amused himself long with the pet before
he oonvulsed tho whole family by shouting
out
Papa papa somebody's been hoidin' this
pig up BY the eyesF-M Minneapolis Journal
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PILES. fistuIa. SC.

IL has been clearly demonstrated be.
You'd the shadow of a doubt that these
diseases are durable rlhOW the use of
knife, ligature, or caustic, which RENE.
dies At this date may be- classci as relics
OF barbrrism
A close and continuous application
for many years past 90 the study and
treatment Of this class of diseases rua-
bles me 20 make. with sc0niideuce. tle
above declaration Ny treatment is no.
tended with no Inconvenience Or disc0m-
fort. relieves AZ once. and effects u com
plete restoration In short time. without
confinement 10 led OF detention from
business
TO those interested shall take pleas
ure in exhibiting written testimonials
from many well-knoWn citizens of Rich
mond and many other portions OF the
State. | beg 90 refer 90 Mr. W II h.
Lynn, OF stanton past grand comman-
der OF Knights Templarr Mr. III NJ
Smith, OF H. NJ Smith * Co. General
John K Cooke, Mr. Andrew + GRAY Mr.
W J. Gentry, and many others OF equal
prominence
Examinations without charge
". h Smith. NJ d
No. All y. Ninth street.
1a22-S2t Richmond, Va
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Wedding at the soldiers Home

This morning, al 10 o clock, Miss Let
tie, the youngest daughter of General
William r Terry, Superintendent of the
Soldiers Home, will be united in mar
riage 70 Nj Benz r. Eldridge of Buck
ingham county, now connected with the
Richmond Cedar Works The marriage
service will be performed in the chapel
of the Home by the Rev II Melville
jackson, of Grace Episcopal Church
Miss Terry has greatly endeared herself
10 the old veterans by her tender care
and attention, and she viii be sadly
missed by both them and the Board OF
Visitors. In whose duties she assisted
with such wOmanly devotion
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Ghnrters airnnted.

The following charters were recorded
in the clerks Office of the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth Yesterday:
THE stanton Furniture Manufacture
ing Company" 10 be located at Staun-
ton. Va, for the manufacture OF all kind
OF furniture
Virginia Lime and Cement Com
psny,' To be situated al ChTistiansburg
va, for the purpose OF huying and sell
lag lime, cement, stone, and rock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

George Hunley, attorney of the com
mittee of Matthews county, and W b
Hylton, deputy sheriff OF Floyd county
were al The Capitol Yesterday.
Samuel Howard (colored) and James J.
Young. both of Floyd county, were re
ceiyed al the pententiary Sunday, the
18th instant, 10 serve two years each fOI
HOUSEKEEPING
sMajor Gaines, Register of Lands, re-
turned 10 The city Sunday night from
Charlotte Courthouse He states thai
considerable excitement prevails in that
county over the new mining interests in
Florence. Ala, and many prominent citi.
lens have gone down 10 invest in the en-
terprise
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

TIE UsCtL TREATMENT OF caiauh Is
very unsatisfactory. AS thousands OF de-
-pairing patients can testify ON this
point trustworthy medical writer SAYS
Proper local treatment Is positively
necessary 10 success but many, il not
most OF the remedies in general use
boz physicians. afford but temporary ben
eut 4 cure certainly cannot be eX-
pectcd from snuil-. powders. douches
and washes Ely's ream Balm is "a
remedy which combines the important
requisites of quick action. specific cura-
tive power. with perfect safety and pleas
aniues- tO the patient
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PR ESTON B r l. " / N,
FINE ART FU I'm Ill ORE
No. IS Governor Street.
THE LOG or THE JUEATA.

F-,orierces " u United states ship ir
1a.ns Around the World.
Ncafi, three years ago United States
corvette. the Juniata. steamed out Of
New York bay on long prospective
VOYAGE. Two years and five months
af.erwaris-in February Of this year
having oircumna,igatcd the globe. she
returned o. the harbor She had left SO
long ago. When she departed it was
summer The shores that line the MAR
rows" were green, and the bay was alive
With pleasure yachts and steamers car
ry.rg passengers in search Of enjoyment
ani hcaltht0and from the ocean beaches,
Long Island and the Now Jersey coast.
When the corvette steamed back into
.he harbor the foliage had thrice fallen,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19
Canon CnrmlchneI Cnlled 10 n. rnnl..

The yestry Of ST Pauls were so much
pleased with the sermons of Canon Hart
ley Carmichael, delivered by him on
Sunday, that al meeting yesterday al
ternOon a unanimous call was extended
him TO accept the rectorship OF that
church IL is generally believed that the
call will be accepted
Now that the distinguished divine is
no longer connected with d cathedral he
is no longer Canon, but plain Rev Mr.
Carmichael
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4 CHINESE jay Gould.



New York World
Several carriages and % string of trucks
mll of onccr-lookine boxes and bundles
drove ai dusk last SUNDAY might slowly
un "a 1.-The door of so Old pcll street.
Where Wing No Cbeonr keep, thc
LARGEST Chinese grocery Store in New
York 4 well-dre-sed Young Chnaman
inmned our of one of tie carriages. en-
tered the store and announced i0 Che MANI
orer tbot Baron IS Ycn Pam. vas at the
door Tbename which isa familiar one
sn,nno an cla.sc. ir, Dhinr. and especial
a. I'm fnancial circles startled fhr .forr-
IN of Chine.e lonnrer. Mark Wing
t,. ,,,,.,.,.r h,rIl, believing fhr cfI-
A .nce of his eir.. hastily rushed out. hat-
IS. and almost .hoeie-. to receive the
pre,f merchant Kim. ol the Chinese Im-
hire Mark WING Is thc American man-
a er of Baron nj Yen panes gar0u.
anferuri-e- amounting iu value fO mai.
lions of dollars
d.. H.. ,i,,... ..u,,,....r ,of fo the door
m D., l..i fee, assisted from bs
' Wv '' I,. hi. ,ri,,ra secretary and
..,rng interrret.r THESE were The only
i,Iv9nards of ii Yen Pan. than came
nom Homo Kons with him. although
- home hc was generally surrounded bv
-. least fftv .ffendcuf- when out calling
Rut tbo old man said That owing fo
The nre.ent ridiculous lass. of the United
ststes No. lai Do lr4gr au hi.
other followers at home llc hogan thc
trin ,ronnd tte world anom -rr,n
rnnntbsaro Urwent INST fo Manlamr
Rurnsb where le spent 90 few days Hiih
his agent. and thence fO Bombay ANA
thence 10 Australia n wa. thrio chat
he learned through Tine ENGLISH CTS
TOM .bon.e. that I'm order e., aaf into
Rr'fisb Columbia r ISL. necessary
f,at be mus, have pa.. mort. TO
obtain these be Was forced To- return t0
Cbino and went STRAIGHT fo DIS cousin
fbe Vicerov III Hun. Chons at Tient.
-ien From him Dr.. g0t the necessary
naners Do enter NOT only Canada hut the
nifed state- I'm order f9 get biz at.
tonIanfs tbrough f t.a4 necessary to
'.,'i,Lt "a, into,1ral..r and al-, li. 1onf.
Jerfisl secreferr who wa. already
small Mandarin
Arbongb fffvtbre. wear. oh. Baron
Ii Yen Panr is as STRAIGHT as an arrow
and one of the few bi. men of Dis ma
.t..,,.Itt,, ID, tIf. .1rnfr- TIa b. rDarlv
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AtLeish street Baptist Church

sunday evening Rev Mr. Haymore al
dressed "a meeting in the sunday school
room of Leigh Street Baptist Church 10
men only. IL was well attended The
lecture WAS pleasant and instructive
one Al night the attendance was
large, and there were number of con.
versions. Last night there was quite a
good meeting Notwithstanding the i'm
clement weather, and the revival exer.
cises were productive of good.
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suit would Lave been sufficiently serious
to merit the name oil catastrophe. Such
abandoned ships as the w. L. White,
hoating ainiessiy upon the surface OF
Che high seas, are called derelicts. and
are source OF constant dread The one
III question made the longest sailoriess
voyage GA record, and is tho only one
So FAX as snrwn, to have finally come
IutJ port
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

| wish 10 inform my friends and the
public that am still in the field and pre-
pared 10 furnish meals 10 order from :
\. Vi. 10 : Z. VI Am doing the most
extensive lunch-counter business in the
city Nothing but the very best is served
every day from 1880 A. NJ. TO 5 L. NJ.
Fine old stock WHISTLES and wines al
ways on hand Toney Faust beer u
specially Respectfully,
CTS f. DELARUE,
80 Main street, opposite West * John
ston's.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19
Fine China Dinner. Fish, Game. Tea aud
Sonp sets, Bric a. rac, 40.

Special attention is called 10 the ad.
yerisement of George W Mayo. auction
eer, which appears in to-days paper of
the sale 10 be- made by him This morn
ing OF elegant china. decorated by some
OF the most extensively known manufac.
turers in Europe. the coll ection OF which
il now on exhibition
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

The convention 90 make arrangements
for the proper celebration OF 81. Pat
rick Day. which falls this year on sun
day. the l,th of March but which viii be
celebrated on Monday lsth, viii meet Oh
"Wednesday the 2,ih inst. to complete
the programme The drama of Robert
Emmett win Dee given at the theatre on
The night of The 18Th March instead OF
ID. u.ual lanlueI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

Saunders against Parrish and Others
Argued by Charles Y Meredith, ESQ
for appellant. aud submitted
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company against Cottrell Argued by
b + Crump, Esq. for appellant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19
CIV CironIt Court

la this court. ia the suit OF Dickinson
against Jones, one juror was Withdrawn
aad the plaintiff nonsuited
The Court dismissed two suits
In suit for an amount less than $50
the Jury returned Il verdict for the plain
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

Cur FLOwfgs. roses, yioleis, camelliss'
and lily Of the valley ID the greatest va.
rieiy al liarvey's. No. east Broad street,
Also palms, ferns, &c, for house decora-
ton, pariie' teas, and marriages. Call
>rnd see before you buy Lowest prices
Nor funeral designs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

SUDDEN CHANCES OF WEATHER
cause Throat Diseases. There is no
more eiIectual remedy for Coughs, Colds,
&c, than BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.
Sold only az b0zes Price % cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

CONSUMERS or OIL will consult the
safety Of their persons and property by
using Ovens < Minors eleclric-h light
safety oil IL is odorless, colorless, safe,
aud gives a brilliant Hight.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

When Baby was sick we gave her Casfoin.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she olung 20 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

RABBI NOSES Z. JACOBSON, Macon,
Ga, says: | have never yet had anything
TO remove in so remarkable quick time
the severe Headaches TO which N sub
jeel as Bradyerotine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19
ARMOUR's DRESSED BEEF


lva I'D
thoutco ing ~ on p
The fact shipped te i
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

Don't GIVE NE anything else, for
nothing does my children and myself
the good that Dr. Dayid's Cough syrup
does
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

Didn't / have tho tI0uoio oi aisuuus
'em" reiterated Willie. hli.y Think I'm
going 10 spend my time 40 such Jobs FOR
no,hingf
80 far as While Is concerned resumed
the father, after "A pause. tho task OF choos
ing = vocation d, not 81 difficult. I shall
make lawyer OF him Chicago Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19
HENR1co COUNTY

Addison / Holiday, special commits
sioneT to John Pope, s0acres on east side
Brook turnpike $1,000 Samuel Z. Wad-
dill, clerk, to George Med. Blake 81
acres $3.50
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

Anorchaslist in Ventura county. Cal.
claims that his walnut orchard Of twenty
acres nets him $1,000 year. or $500 yer
s-yr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

Hats Just out FROM Paris have crowns aY
low as % be almost invisible frlm the front
As a make weight there IS more than q
whisper OF the chIsnons revival
Very pale shades OF blue and green are
used together in some now evening costumes
Needles 20 add that an artist must combine
and a beauty wear them, or tle result wiil bc
simply fearful New Torl. Commercial Al.
yertlser
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Property Transfer.

The following deeds of bargain anC
sale were recorded at the City Chsncey
Court Yesterday
John T. BOssieuXs trustee TO Miclae
j O'COnner. 40 feet On west side Fougti
street. near Louisiana, 500. William j
Cussen and wife to William L Throck
morton. 81 feet on west side Seventh
street. between Louisiana and Denny
$3.50 Masonic Temple Association ia
FRANCHISE Bellenot, 81 43-l2 feet on
north side Main street, between Eighth
and Ninth =. 300 J VI and Thornton
VI. Motley trustee and William II
Browne and wife to J.. J. Bass, trustee
for Hugh VI Taylor, Hunter Mcclure
/. J.. Bass, 7 ID Wilkinson, " Scott
Darlington and j Thompson Brown lots
on Ashland. Wallace. Dance and Reser
yoir streets, 10 sell and distribute pro
ceeds among the owners above named
$4,000
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These carefully Richmond te
condition feei meat Is more nier
( put upon market Immediately after slaughter
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ARMOUR & co.,
CORNER GRACE AND UNION SITS.
RICHMOND VA.
DRESSED BEEF. MUTTON, PORK
WHOLESALE ONLY

moderate prices
their immense cooling room Chicago.
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" X sMIH. NJ ID.
No All y. Ninth street.
ja22-32t Richmond, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
SEyTRIEs FALL INTO 4 TRAP.
nrMRrRs OF THE GRAND GUARD AT PEEKsEILL


MEEKLY OBEY THE ORDERS OF SURUEoN'
Peekskin n. Y, July 25 (Speciall' '
". r. Hamilton caught one Of the members VI 'ie
grand guard which went across the Annsville Green
and I'M on the mountains last night by HUE ruso
which made them feel cheap that they aie ~
likely TO soon forget it, Surgeon Prior was WIN ~
guard, and about an hour after DARK do A'o s
Hamilton's suggestion, he went 10 the seAr' -
thest away from the outpost, ana toiu MN 49,.
countersgn had been changed, ana gave nm
new one Next newspaper man, who hao '"o ~
rect countersgn, started over the line 10 see ""a'
result would be- The first sentry he came =" q
restod hin, and marched him TO the outpost "het0
Lieutenant Hamilton waiting ior 'nS =,
asked the prisoner if he had the colIo0' ,r,
and received an affirmative reply ths IT,
giving both the countersgn ana INC Pa'o,0. go
turning 10 the sentry, be asked WHY H' ""'
the prisoner. uo, ,rd he did
Because the countersign was chansou or ~
-. $50 ,ho now ones answered the guard.
"Wbo changed it?s persisted the heu'o""""
"The doctorn was the answer" -,
Did YOU ever hear of a surgeon '"ho - -,
| osbod tho instructor or do you Know oil any io"'
| wbv he had authority TO chahso l"o ' 80 !,
You have simply been dupcd by an enemy, anu
| him to change the cOunterssh 81 'n"' "0
| his own men through the lines. - .
,So .o,rv saw how he had been trapped, ana went
! ho,, "a mis- most considerably crestfalen
10 ro,nrn,nq home the ninety men composing the
Ma 20 c1y,ss the Annsvle Creek, which Is about
ouar1er of a mile wide. in rowboatS Inc hsnt was
extremely dark and the trip was not as envy "Oo a.
II might have BEEN While getting gu. - rSo,' md
80 ,to Goat on the camp side sergeants Cohu0il anu
onto 5ne nG %ped and fell the water with hayer
&C. canteens, overcoats and rhes rus DT1 ot
9 sigbt for second two, but were Puta ou.
OUT Oh Ss bc loss of any of their equipments or any
other damage except wettns I4e o1 n co1 M
guanI v.ss tbe commander and George r. Dcmalcst
~, Tie,,tenans James p. kcnworthy' Johh Lan'O'
pnbert + Daly and John a. Quisley ~, ,, ,or
mis- evening after the band concert inc hS"sPaPo.
IAN ms 9ovc reception TO the state and "a hegimcho
oglceis About forty officers caleb al the proS9 n'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
WHAT Is GOING on At SARATOGA.

saratoga Springs, y. Y, July 25 Special Frank
McCIelland age thrty-one, of Lexington. KY, who
has been suffering with consumption for some time,
lied at his boardins-plecc here last night lie was
wcll-known IN racing circles.
pyro,echnic display and a concert attracted a
vast throng to Congress Spring Park this evening.
The Edison photograph graphophone is on ex-
hibition at the Grand Union Hotel.
Charles Baker. OF New-York, who was formerly
attached to Barnum's circus. yesterday conveyed
o the Saratoga County PoorhOuse. He was found by
the police at the Fchburg station, where he had a
1T.
II Is probable that the Unitarians may hold their
National conference here again in September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26

The Central Railroad of New.Jersey offers superior
adv tages TO the traveller whether TO see-
shore mountains
The steamers Monmouth Sandy Hook and 81. John,
of the Sandy Hook route, make the trip between
New-YorB and sandy Hook in hour, and connect
with express trains for Highland Beach, scabright
Monmouth Beach Long Branch. Ocean Grove, Asbury
Park, etc, aiforing a delightful sail through tho
Bay, and charming ride I'm the along te shor>
The elegant new station az Jersey CITY, and the al
ditlon of Pullman Palace Cars and Day Coaches TO
foot OF Liberty-st n. r. most delightful way Oh
reaching all points on the New-Je~ey Coast
Express trains 10 Lake Hopatcong, Eart0n, Mauoh
Chunk, Eagles Mere the Adirondacks Of Pennsylvania.
Wilkesbarre and all points OF the Valley OF the Lehg
at frequent Intervals, and pass through most
charming country.
A new feature IS the reduced rate SATURDAY ex.
cursion tickot to Lake HOpatcOng, EastOn, Mauch
Chunk and Glen Onoko These tickets are good TO
go on Saturday and to return on Monday. including
board az Paxinosa Inn' Eason, OF the hotels
ar NIauch Chunk and Glen Onoko. from saturday
night supper to and including Monday morning break
fast.