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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
Senator Vance to ths Farmers.

Senator vASox's letter TO the farmers OF
North Carolina we have not yet adverted
TO at any length. 1t Is very fine paper,
though--wise, timely, temperate, and as
full Of pith and point as an egg IL OF meat.
II Is a. applicable, moreover, 10 the farm.
eYs Ut Virginia as to those Of the Tar-Heel
State. The distinguished Senator refers 70
the harmful legislation Of the Republican
majority at Washington. He says with
the utmost practical wisdom:
al notice with pain that much Of the i'll
feeling Of the farmers is directed not
against the authors and upholders OF this
nefarious legislation. but against the near
est neighbors and frlends-those whose
interests are as intimately connected
with their own as is that of members
of the same household. observe that
bitter feeling is springing up De-
tween town and country--between the
farmer who brings his product to
town and the merchant who buys Il and
Ia return sells him his daily supplies~-t that
often tho farmer is taught 70 believe the
lawyer, the doctor, or the professional man
u hostile TO him or is In some way responsi.
BE for the ills which he suffers. need
not say TO you that this 10 ell wrong. an
wise, and hurtful 10 . degree to all con-
ceYncd. II ssps the strength Of our people
and ves1ens their power 70 procure re-
1sess. Wsassd eysfybody's hsl2.' because
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

National Legislation.


An encouraging sign of the times is the
vigorous protests of influential northwest
ern Republican papers against the election
bill passed by the House of Representa-
tives. They say. with truth, that there Is
no necessity for this measure, which Is
revolutionary and radically un-American,
and they boldly confess their fear that the
scheme will return to plague its inventors
II is from such sources that the most IN
fuential opinions will come in this emer-
gency from such expressions the liberal
minded senators of the majority party viii
take courage 10 resist the opportunities OF
Speaker REID and Mr. CHASDIEB, and
thereby contribute theirs share 20 the defeat
of the bill. Indeed, from all sections there
Is such emphatic disapproval we are more
hopeful than heretofore that the Senate
will either allow the project to die in com
mittee OF if reported make sure that 1t Will
never be reached on the calendar.
The RfED people. seem to be appre-
hensive of defeat, and the latest news Is
that caucus Of Republican senators has
been called 10 determine the question.
These able and digniied old fellows, all
of whom are elected for six years, and most
of whom are rich. will hardly prove so
obedient TO the radicals of their party as
were the representatives, who can live only
in the smile of the Speaker and who see in
his frown notice that they will never be
recognized" or given places on impor-
tant committees. The senators, therefore.
will have more liberty Of action, and those
who do not wish TO attend the forthcoming
caucus need not.
The silver bin still rests with the COM
mittee Of conference, and the best inform
ed people think that a compromise mea-
sure will be agreed upon which will be
rather more liberal than the House bill.
Free coinage, however, is not possibility
at this session.
The tariff bill fingers in the Senate, and
unless some arrangement IS made TO effect
a different result the river and harbor bill
and some appropriation bills will get
precedence over it. Numerous people are
urging these last, while not many care to
hurry action on the tariff.
Congressman VEyABHE's case viii be voted
on before adjournment; but 1t ls by no
means certain that he will be unseated; that
stosay if all our members are present when
the vote is taken. After the sad expert
ence on the election bill II is hoped our
Democratic congressman will never again
be absent without being paired. The
LEBLDAcK amendment, if agreed TO, would
have struck out all that relates 10 Federal
canvassing boards. Had one or two of the
five Democrats who were III Washington,
but not in the hall, been present the
amendment would have been adopted.
That done q motion to reconsider would
have been made and rejected and the nail
would have been clinched then and there.
But il was not so ordained. Five Demo
Gratis were away from their seats and not
paired.
When Congress will adjourn no one seems
20 know. Certainly it will be IN session
for weeks to come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
Gloom IN Kansas.

There is gloom in Kansas The farmers
out there say the mortgage Indebtedness of
members of the Alliance alone is STAG, $685.
1s4, and this on farms alone; that there are
some $4,000 distinct farms on which this in
debtedness rests. that the majority of
these mortgagers have defaulted in the
payment Of their interest, so that fore
closures afe sure to follow; and that those
remaining will pull through only after the
greatest hardships.
Add TO this tho fact that according to re-
ports received by the Alliance officers there
are 2l.7OO renters, large proportion of
whom lost their homes through foreclo-
sure suits, having been unable to pay the
interest on loans made when they were the
owners OF the land. and that of the 7 500
Alliance farmers who have farms unincum-
bered. the majority are victims of chattel
mortgages at high rates of interest. This
means that if possible they are in worse
condition than those who have their farms
mortgaged and all of which is but half the
story, since there are 10000 farmers in
Kansas and the Alliance accounts for but
$4,000.
Then pile on the aggregation of misery
thus suggested the crushing fact that
INGALLS, represents Kansas in the United
States Senate, and il will be seen that
there ia cause indeed for the Kansians'
gloom. The official organ of the Kansas
Alliance sums up the whole sad story as
follows:
1--WE anticipate great howl about ruin
ing the credit of the State, but we submit
in all candor that the people may fully
understand how near we are 10 the verge
OF absolute bankruptcy. In some sections
we have serious doubts if the property
could be sold for enough to cover the
mortgages"
The old advice TO the northern young
man to so West is no longer wise. The
wideawake young man Of to-day comes
South. Moreover. there is vigorous fight
now being waged in Kansas against the
hieh-tarif Republican party. which is un-
doubtedly responsible in large part. if not
wholly, for the sad state OF affsirsabo de-
picted. As lover Of the whole country
We wish il success with all our heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

Reading notices IN reading matter type, I'VE
lines or less. 81 In nonpsriel loaded, 7sc.
Card OF rates for more space furnished on ap-
riicAtion.
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COURT ORDERS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE
4 UNITED STATES rOR THE EASTERN li.-
TRlC1 or VIRGINIA.:
V. Henry Rolnschlld . Co ana 0iler'.
C0MsiailEuts,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

The appointment of Major WILLIAM T..
SUTHERLIS 20 the position of chairman pro
iempore Of the State Democratic Committee
will give the party confidence that during
the absence OF the chairman in Europe all
of our affairs which need watching will have
an experienced and vigilant eye upon them.
In making this selection Mr. ELLYsoS
was actuated, no doubt, 10y the double de-
sire to secure the ablest man whose SER
vices were obtainable aud to recognize our
Indebtedness TO one who has been among
the truest of the true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
CnInKFn SILK z
LEVY & DAVIS.
rUHIRD WEEK OF OUR PROFIT

VyHIRD WEEK OF OUR PROFIT
l. LOSING SALE WHICH WILL BE CON
TIMED DURING THE MONTH OF JULY.
WONDERFUL Att NATIONS AZ MAN' EL-
IOCSLY Low PklC Is FOR THIS Wbbh.
1000 Yards pretty FIGURED CHALLlES az &c
yard-nO remnants.
100 pieces PINK. BLUE, and WHITE MOSQUITO
% pieces ,. b BA n LAWN cut down from SIC.
100 pair GenlIcmens BLEACHED and I'M
BLEACHED JEANS DRAWERS cut down
KRiNKLED sEgRsUCKERs cut down to &c. a
All Toe quality GINGHAMs cut down to yards
% dozen Gentlemen's TECK and FOUR-IN-
HAND TIES (samples, no two alike never
sold tor less than J0c. piece-you can take
your choice Of the lot az 23c apiece;
The u pe ,, lo De-. OUTING CLOTHS now &c. yard
10 pieces Of SWISS FLOUNCING, IS inches
deep, cut down from IS, Is. and Coo. to Asc. a
EGYPTIAN FLoUNCING cut down from 75c. to
Extra nne quality ALI-sILK BLACK LACE
NET, all that sold at SIPS, fl.l5' and Il
yard cut down % Csc. a yard;
Pure spun SILK GLOVES in Black and Tans
worth 3jc-on account OF being a little short
tho price is cut down 70 lsc. a pair;
Ladies' JERsEY-RlBBED VESTS cut down to &c.
Our Celebrated 69c. PLATED BOSOM SHIRT
cut down TO SOC. piece for any and ali
Sizes
Special Offering Of 10 dozen Extra-Fne OPEN
FRONT PLATED BOSOM SHIRTS, never
sold for less than 75c. piece. cut down 10
Sc piece or s. Tor six:
One lot Of Ladies' GAUZE VESTS, an accumula-
ton Of odds and ends in all qualities and
styles. that sold from IS to SOC. apiece, cut
down % 2lc. for the choice;
200 Yards SOLID BLACK SATINES IN remnants
worth lOc. cut down 20 sac. yard;
One lot OF COLORED-BOkDEkED HANDKER-
CHIEFS cut down % &C. a piece
LINEN WINDOW-SHADES, with spring rollers
complete, cut down % PC.
Many other bargains will DO displayed, aud
we request an inspection OF our attractions.
HELD & THALHIMER,
i-Tu&Th oOy Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
Chamber Commerce. Building.

The Chamber Of Commerce is the guiding
spirit Of public enterprise here. It's mem
borship will soon reach 700 and its power OF
dong good is daily increasing. II should
be equipped. however, for more extended
work and its chief need is a spacious home
of its own. Options have been secured on
the lots at the southwest corner of Ninth
and Main streets. and at a meeting of the
Board Of Directors held yesterday finan-
cial plan was adopted which is pub
ished elsewhere in this issue. Subscrip-
tionso ore invited and we trust will be forth
coming promptly and in large amounts.
Forward the enterprise; twill be great
advertisement for Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
PROPOSALS.
4 RCHITECTs, TAKE NOTICE.

The Board OF Supervisors OF Albemarle county
desires PLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR A
FInB-PR00F CLERKS OFFICE not TO cost
over 5000. Tho srchitect whose plans are ac-
cepted 70 supervise the construction OF the build
Ing Ut compensation Of per cent on tho esti-
mated cost Address COMMUNICATIONS on the
sub5scs 10 d. w. Burnley, Deputy Clerk Of the
County Court. Charlottesville. Va, or to the un-
aNrsisncd. u. n lAGhUDEh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
PURIFIES The BLOOD.

The burdens of life are easily
borne when the blood is pur,
AID vigorous, but if the vita
current is impoverished the
least effort becomes painful
and fatiguing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

HARRISON and nearly all Of his Cabinet
are absent from Washington, while the two
houses are plodding along through the
heat, sweat, and dust puzzling their brains
trying to do some little work that may
meet with his approval.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
SPRING TONIC.

No other medicine builds up
the dcbilitatcd system so
rapidly as Johnston's Nolan
dine. 1t is blood food. Nerve
tonic. 1t cures as nature
cures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

There are growing signs Of an impend-
ing storm in the Balkans" but what we
want is half dozen good thunder-storms
followed by gentle rains that will nourish
the corn and tobacco and bring back the
natural color to fading fields Of grass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
Ashland Notes.

Mrs. Leroy Crenshsw with her family
have taken tho Robinson House" in Ash
land for the summer.
Mrs. G. w. HARDWOOD and family are
spending the summer ia Ashland.
The Brinton House is filing up with
summer boarders, and those stopping there
speak highly OF the management.
AZ soon as the streets are graded and the
lamps kept burning the town win fill up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

Most of the Pasteur- Institute patients
are doing well; but the question is, Did
they really have the hydrophobia?"
However, system, practice. that cures
them Of their frightful apprehensions does
valuable service, even if that Is all 1t can
ncenmnlieh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
EDUCATIONAL.

For illustrated catalogue address
STANTON MILITARY ACADEMY,
20 S7-dGWtSel stanton, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

The Phlladelphians, who ordinarily are
mighty smart. have just discovered that
-four. grain. and beans will make tolera-
bic imitation coffee. The Confederates
found this out twenty-five years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
LIME CEMENT. PLASTER. sc.

r IME,, CEMENT, AND PLASTER,
i schooner Jcha s. BeAchan has last srntsi
win cargo fresh Rocklsni Lime. sehoenss
tieefgs w. Anderson tast Discharged irosa e~ts'
HOFFMAN Rosspdale CemoHt. Largo 800 -
ported Portland Connect, calclDet flasscr NV
krscS. Laths. a.. WARNEH MOORE
Importer aud Manufacturer VI Pure sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

STEVE ELKISs shows wisdom in declining
to be candidate for Congress against Mr.
w. J.. WILSON in the Second West Virginia
district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
connIssrasxrr orsl.gl

tAAA%"s'@t 49, rNsNf -
All parties interested IN the ioyesoios
are notified thst Eaye nxed on WEEDS e.NAi
July q, 1880, At - O'Clock A. NJ. as tae iim'. -
the Office ct tho CLERK % mo Clrcail toUr 81 ~
United states Tor tho Eastern disiEit ~ f''-
ginis, kichmoad, Va, a. The placo for uiaAi-S
the inquiries and taxing Ihe sccOaas lifo>s''
by the said decree. 80,
Given under ny hand as commissloner ~ 81
Circuit Court OF tbs Uni.ed states 81, i9.l -''
OF June. A. ID. iAsl NF PlRASANk>
10 l7-fuit Commissioned, 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
S493,OOO

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS
~ OF THE CITY OF MCHMOND.-Take
notice, that under a resolution OF the City Coun-
eli OF Richmond approved June 10, 1890, the City
Auditor has been Instructed 20 give notice % all
holders OF per cent bonds issued by said city
under a resolution Of said Council approved
June ~, 1850, and also under two resolutions OF
said Council approved November Is, ls.'. mat
the said city will on the % DAY OF JULY, lssJ,
redeem each anu every one Of said bonds, and
that interest thereon shall cease from the lst
day Of July, 1890 and thar all OF such bonds
brought ia for redemption on and after the
% day Of July, 1880. will be redeemed. but with
out interest after aforementioned date. hereby
give such notice, and also further notice that
shall be prepared on the said "a day OF July,
1900. 20 redeem on behalf Of said city all bonds
above alluded 10 which shall then or Afterwards
b presented for redemption as the ONCE Of he
City Auditor In the City Hall OF SAID city.
ie lgeOdtJylO MILES TURPIS, Auditor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

Chapter II Weak, tired. no appetite.
Chapter2: Took Hoods Safssparills.
Chaptes 81 6tropg. cheerful. ,hRasxys
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suNxER I,EsOETs.

NOUNTAIN-TOP RI o TEL AND
wi SPRINGS. 0ver Rcck1sh Gap, Blue Wfs,
mountains. 1875 feet above the Lowell % CO -
Fine Views n doi!Rhtiui srninSr resort, c10s5
board strong iron spfnes. Many Attractions b
the invalid, pieasuro-s1s1qr. aiii fsfnliira -
easy accsss Address Ae5sra SAssiE y CO..
Alton. Va. Iy ltIm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
PlOUS PORTSMOUTH.
All the Bar-Rooms Closed Up right-Meet-
ing of the Emerald Beneficial
AsSociation-Deaf Mute
DrnX en.


Drowned.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
NORFOLK, July 7, 1850.
MavOr Baird succeeded yesterday IN
closing every bar-rOom in Portsmouth pro-
badly for The first time. Two weeks ago
ne fined a barkeeper named j. j. Craigin
$500 and recommended the Court TO re-
woke his license. Notwithstanding the ex-
ample a number of the thirty or forty
liqlior-places IN the city were reported by
citizens as keeping open on Sunday. On
Saturday night the Mayor sent for Chief
of-Police lyman, and the members of the
force were peremptorily ordered TO close
the liquor places on Sunday or take the
chances of suspension for negligence OF
duty. Portsmouth is now the model town
of the State. No liquor is sold there and
no cigar or newspaper-stands allowed
open on the Sabbath, and only drugstores
do business at certain hours of the day.
THE KcHMoSD's TROUBLE.
Commodore A. w. Weaver, of the yard,
left tits morning for Hampton Roads
TO ioin Rear-Admiral David b. Harmony
and Commodore James A. Greer in holding
the court of inquiry on the flagship Rich
mond.
The biennial convention of the Emerald
Beneficial Association of North America
will assemble here tomorrow and Will he
in session three days. ). II. Gibson, of
Pittsburgh, is president. Hon. Frank Nor
ris, mayor of the city, will make an address
to the visitors after the speech Of welcome
by j. w. Long, president of the Norfolk
branch. Bishop Van de Nyver and a num-
Der of clergymen are expected to present
during the session.
WANDERED OFF.
A lady by the name OF Baker, while
laboring under an alteration of mind from
fever, wandered of from 81. Vincents
Hospital yesterday. and her whereabouts
is unknown. though diligent search has
been made 10y the police and others. A
reward has been offered by the police.
The pugilist Kilrain and his friends spent
Sunday at Virginia Beach.
The Lynchburg Artillery will camp at Viz
GINA Beach some time between the LIST and
18th of August.
The majority of the sojourners at the
Beach for a long stay are from Richmond.
OFF FOR THE SUMNER.
Society circles are now considerably
thinned out in Norfolk, the most of the
families being off to their usual summer
resorts, go
Rev. DR.. A. L. Owen is threatened with
typhold-fever at hls home In Portsmouth
A deaf mute named Decatur Munden
was drowned ID Albemarle sound on the
4th.
Naval Constructor +. r. Bowles, of the
yard. has been granted two months leave
with permission to leave the United States.
There are numerous applicants for the
steamship agency made vacant 10y General
v. ID. Groner. G.
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\ 7
Wagons Will leave Hotel Murphy, Eighth ans
Broad, al 9 A. NJ. and every thirty minutes there
after. Tho price Of tickets IS 81. which includes
refreshments, dinner aud transportation.
Tickets may be procured from tho followinl
gentlemen, who compose tho committees Il
charge:
W. d. Courtney, 1924 Main street.
John :. Harwo0d, Eleventh and Cary streets.
). y. Brady, ChaDcery Court city Hall.
K. T.. Campbell 1903 Main street.
T. j. Burton. TINES office.
A. ". kOsene 9 south Thirteenth street.
Charles z. Bigger, colOred RlmshOuse.
II. I. Ezekiel, 1917 Main street
Colonel John Murphy, Murphys Hotel.
Preston Belvin. IS Governor street
+. IS. 0rymes, Treasurer's Office, City Hall.
IA
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II. d. Hoge. trustee. Martin & Posers. ani o'a-
era ............. d. teoillfs

Ikitl OF FihtlNfAt
V. Henry Rolnschlld = co. ana 0iler',
against
Il. d. Hoge. trustee. Martin & Powers, ani on
Extract from d3frs made in t1's r.-,c eA 20
IOth ia VI luue, A. D., i~ftl
The Z lur. DOH order illi i-is "a
b. referred q Na.iheN Z. f.oasare. H f
hereby directed % ascertain and fcUNft
Court as spec 10y a. pre,iil Atl1 Nll
creditors 81 10 late nrm % Martin i.'
and the amounts due ihom fesfecil' aH.
whether any u tnom have been Qai ''r
5th day Of nsso mDer, 1883, AID 10 81,
amounts a especially ~ Ascertain asa
whether y ID. Taylor or ilCea-i ,Hl1fi
either Of ttem creditors % Marau lot
n so, In whst manner and amount, All
and excuses q tnis proefcfinf htA
amount Of costs aud expenses incurred
ing unpaid. aud any furfAff matter ~
pertiuenI By himself or required oY s1y ct
parties - be stated, eni % take, sistf, Nul b.
an account % the Transactions u h0Hl'+ D.
hoge as trustee and a. receiver " tie ha-e.'
The late hrm OF Martin * Powers.
Aud tho said Com missloue- ~ ilfcfifl T. -
vertiss once week for four SUCCESSIVE wee, a
soms newspaper published Ia zoe city ei -
mon. tho sine and place Of tA1ln- ssld a,tes :,
requiring all creditors OF no lato nrfu 81 II ~ "A
& Powers 10 present their claims. Win pfeli y
tanning tho same AZ tho timo aud plsto p p.
toned. and tie san notice shall b egelialel'
~ personal service thereof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
AD,STlNGUIShED PRELATE.
Bishop CRANBERRY on His Way to Brazil
go Hold Conference.

NORFOLK. Va, July This distinguish
ed prelate of the Methodist Episeopa
Church, South, will arrive In Norfolk to
morrow morning and will be the guest o
his brother-in-law, l.. III. Whitehurst
The Bishop is expected to preach IN Cum
berland-Street tomorrow. He is on hi
way TO Brazil. where he will hold tn,
second conference of the Methodist Epis
ccpal Church. South, in September next
He will go direct by the Spanish Steam
ship Route from Newport News
Nearly one hundred persons we're re
ceived into the various Methodist churche:
yesterday and other denominations re
ceiyed accessions. the result of Rev. San
Joues's visit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08
LATRR--FoUND,

Miss Baker, who disappeared from St.
vincent's Hospital, was found this after
noon about three miles from the city lying
beside ditch stripped of her clothing and
Frustrated from exposure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

Just one left OF Pink Embroidered Ch9mbray
Dress Pattern. They wero very chesp at s.
each. We offer this last one at Just half
prtca-s2JO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-08

Embroidered Muslin Dress PR.terns--only few
lefl-former price q and g. each, reduced 10
a. aud g,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
A Remarkable Beacon,

The most extraordinary of all lighthouses
is to be found on Arnish Rock, Stornoway
bay-a rock which is separated from the
island Of Lewis by channel over 500 feet
wide. It is in the Hebrides, Scotland On
this rock conical beacon is erected and
on its summit lantern Is fixed, from
which, night after night, shines light
which is seen by the fishermen far and
wide. Yet there is no burning lamp in the
lantern and no attendant ever goes to it,
for the simple reason that there is no lamp
to attend to, no wick to trim and no oil
we'll to replenish.
The way in which this peculiar light
house is illuminated is this: On the island
of Lewis, 500 feet or so away, is a light
house, and from window in the tower a
stream of light is projected on mirror in
the lantern on the summit of Arnish Rock
These rays are reflected on to an arrange
ment Of prisms, and by their action are
converged to a focus outside the lantern,
from where they diverge in the necessary
direction.
The consequence is that to all intents
and purposes a lighthouse exists which
has neither lamp nor lighthouse keeper,
and yet which gives as serviceable light
taking into account the requirements of
this locality-as if an elaborate and costly
lighthouse, with lamp, service room, bed
room, living room, store room, oil room
and water tanks were erected on the sum
NIT of the rock.-New York Telegram