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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
FATAL BURNING.
AN AGED NEGRO WOMAN FALLS INTO
THE FIRE.
A s,npu,ar Phenom enon--Confirm by
Bishop Randoiph-sunday Liquor
Traffic stopped. &c.
rorrosoonaonco o, tho Richmond Dispatch,

PrryHspUpa. VA. February "a. 1890.
A fatal case of burning occurred Sunday
morning the result of n rather singular ac-
nident Joseph Whitfield and his wife Mar
tha two aged negroes. lived in n small
house over in PocehOntas. About O'Clock
in the morning the old man arose and built
n log fire TO warm the room. lie subse-
nuently returned to bed, and his wife got
mn 70 warm herself. In doing so she STUN
bied and fell forward into the fire. She
,vas dreadfully burned about the face.
breast. and arms before her husband could
drag her out. and in a few hours her IN
iuries resulted in death.
The reflection from the great fire IN
Richmond on Saturday night was plainly
visible here for several hours ana was 50
BRIGHT that until the cause was known
Great many people believed that fire was
raging a few miles away in Chesterfield
county. Others at first thought the red
GLOW, which extended far up above the
narrow bank of clouds that rested along
the horizon, was an auroral display, and
many people left their houses to see 1t.
4 SINGULAR FEATURE.
There was a singular feature about the
spectacle, however, which attracted atten-
ton and interest. About midway up the
lurid glare there was visible narrow strip
of white light which assumed, and FOR
The fire was so marked as to cause wonder
ment and surprise. This phenomenon only
vanished as the reflection from the lire
faded.
A telegram was received here last evening
from Norfolk announcing the death by
drowning of Mr.. William Pillow, resident
OF Petersburg, and for many years an enGl-
neer on the Norfolk and Western railroad.
Deceased leaves a widow and several chill
dren here.
Bishop Randolph confirmed a class of
fourteen candidates at ST. Johns church
on Saturday night. Sunday morning he
visited ST. Pauls church and confirmed
fifteen. At night the Bishop preached to a
very largo congregation AT Grace church
and confirmed a class Of thirty.
There are several applicants for the post
ton Of meat inspector in Petersburg. 1t
Is said the Office will pay well, as large
quantity Of western beef IS brought here
every week.
For the first time in n long while no
liouor could be obtained here on Sunday.
The bar-roons were all closed. Report
saws that the police had received lnstruc-
tons from their chief to keep a strict sur
VIGILANCE over the bar-roOms and - arrest
all offenders against the law. Probably
wind OF these instructions reached the ears
of the public, and had their effect III stop
ping Sunday liquor-drinking. 1t is under
stood that vigorous efforts are To be made
to stop the Sunday traffic altogether IN the
future.
John DOlan, young white man en-
Dloved "a fireman on the shlftlng-englne
used on the Norfolk and Western railroad,
fell from the engine last night and broke
his left arm. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AM
" reliably informed that soma retail dealers
40 irving TO sell cheroots Of other manu-
sacturers out Of the Old Virginia boxes
Manufactured only by me. | therefore eau
ION ALI smokers that when asking for tho
"OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOIS 10 SEQ that every
Darkase has my name and signature on II, all
f,bsr. being limitations +. WuIILOCk,
Sole Manufacturer OF "Old Virginia" Cheroots.
fe .l-iW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

probabilities. of the place are great, as
suring at no distant day large and thrifty
manufacturing town in tbia hitherto $50.
lated and almost inaccessible section OF
Virginia. Nok.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

They only ask $4,000 for ia Yallee de
la TONGUES" large landscape with cat
tie. by Groyon. now on exhibition in Lon
don. The picture was painted IN 1853.
The influence Of 1.-The Angelus" figures is
working
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

DICHNOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -scheduls
commencing FEBRUARY -, lS90-oastern
standard tins
7.Sa n. leaves Byrd street station daily.
sgops ONLY al AshIsnd, Boutwell,, Mil
ford, and FredercksDurg, Brooke and
Whitewater sleeper ~ Washington
and New York
,,.o7 A. N. leaves Byrd-srssi station daily. er-
ceps sunday
r,oPn. ieave, Byrd-stree, station daily
9.i3P'M. Leaves Byri-strcci station daily.
rtops only az Bothweil. Milford. AMI
Fredericksburg sleeper Richmond
10 New YORK.
s,oA NJ. arrive. a, Byrd street. station daily
Sleeper from Neg York
GASP n arrives 81 Bycl-Sre9l station daily.
stops as Fredertcksburg. Milford
Boutwell, sud Ashland. Sleeper from
Washington aud New York. Does not
snsp N arrives Byri-s,rest station daily
Stops only at Fredericksburg, Mil
ford, and Ashland.
e.S5P. NJ arrives ~ Byrd-ssfees stanoa esAib
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY zxcRPr sUgDiYS
saA. NJ. leaves Eloa. Arrives as Ashisni
1888 A. N.
amp n accommodation le.yes Byrd-Streo;
station: arrives AZ Ashland a. =. Il.
Gap. NJ. leaves BlDa, arrives al Ashland ~
e:1P.M
sA5A. N. arrives Elbs Leaves Ashland aii:j
A. NJ.
esxA NJ RECOMMENDATION arrives az Bryt-
street station: leaves Ashland M7:S
A. N.
ksaP. NJ arrives a! Elss leayss Ashland ~
e:i2P u.
The New Yors aud Florida Special, composed
~ PnllmAn Vestibuled e Ars, arrives byrd.street
station on Mondays. Wednesday,, and Fridays
al 7:i3 r. a., snd leaves byrd-sLees station
on tuesdays. fhnrsdays. aaa sa.urasis a. o'io
{. A. TAYLOR. Irafie Manager
KER xYBks. General sapsriatsndsah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

You CAS BREAK Up BAD CoLp by the
timely use Of DIR. Jayne's Expectorant, an
old and popular medicine for Sore Lungs
and Threats, and the best Of all Cough
remedies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BYE. "A. Cstlin. Auctioneer.
No. 10 Eleventh street


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Two
I SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS IN JACksoS
WARD By ylrtuo Of decree OF tho Chancory
Court ~ Richmond, entered January 20, 1871, ~
me anti Of Brown & Co ~. Isaac johnson, Wo VIII
sail at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1890,
n, .so o'clock +. w., the LOT OF LAND WITH n
noITBiF FRAMED TENEMENT thereon at me
conner OF Calhoun and Goddin streets. frohtlns
As feet on Goddin street aud running bseh''o
feet 1900, .,cr.ia,t IN
nav costs In the suit. s85372, with interest rom
kovornber II, 1889, and ss2 with interest IRON,
Novernber %, 1889, and balance or creult va
aix. twelve, and eighteen months the purchase.
to execute negotiable notes. win interest elueu
Tor the deferred payments, ard The utlo TO-
tanned until the whole Of the purcbase-inoney
has peen paid ana a Conveyance or1rrel Dt ING
Court l., u.Lt1 "a =. x,,,,nT
W G.. PRESTON,
Special Commissioners
l. THOMPSON brown & Co. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINsr
Isaac JOHNSON, DErgNDAST-lN THE CHAN
cERY CorRr or THE CITY or RICHMOND
|. Charles ". Go1din, Clerk Of sold Court, GER
nv mat the bond required OF tho special COM
rnissioner- by the decree IN =aif cause OF jan
nary 21 1890, hes boon duly given.
Given under my hand ihs 9Th day OF February,
$500 81, 90, -, ,,oDrrD
TO i3-Th&saStdtd CHARLES w. GODDlA:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
BY n. B. Chafin & CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
ROAD S 7 L f + L
PROPERTY
AUCTION.
SOUTHWEST CORNER BROAD AND HENRY
STREETS
LOT TWENTY-FIVE BY ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY FEET,
TO TWGNTY-FOOT ALLEY,
WITH BUILDINGS THEREON.
We will sell by public auction, on tho pre-

We will sell By public auction, on tho pre-
misses, on - 90,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS 1861.
nj ~ O'Clock =. NJ, the HANDSOME AND
VALUABLE LOT located as above, IN tho last
growing West End, whore ground Is In great de-
10 ana and must Increase in value.
This sale offers rare opportunity Tor an IN
vestment, as thu Improvements on inc grounI
will help pay interest and taxes, white the LOI
isdaily Increasing IN value and demand. go.
VERY LITTLE PROPERTY IS BEING or
FEKED IN THIS LOCALITY. AND THEREFORE,
CAPITALISTS SHOULD NOT LOSE THIS Or
PORTUNiTY.
TERMS: one third cash: balance in SIX, twelve
and eighteen months for notes with per conf.
interest, secured on the property, or longer time
may be given II desired.
X. b. CUAFFIN & CO.,
70 - AucuOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
U,HE BRADSTREET COMPANY
CHARLES h. CLARKE FSEsipENt'
BRAOSTREkfs RICHMOND uFtiNI'
No 1902 EAST MAIN srkkhL
Telephone No. 49,
IN. Witty. superintendent.

Tho Richmond onico has moro lhan kept ps 80
with tho rapid growth q the city Ani leto..
mani ~ mo territory tributary O. &C. IL orc. - .
ne ,,o,rcNutils community OF this section az A
advantages of system the superiority OF -
A. r,.sognized IN svory trade conire II 70 ,.'-
,sed world That il - IN special sense psp -
,a guard the interest OF tis local lalfVhs - =,
sesiesi by the fact that &c has row dFgo $500
AZ saA.es.bsrs tAaa any stisr nsslsaiass!s ssS~s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

Mrs. Thomas Falwell ln6e Mamie Filing
tom 10 critically i'll at her residence near
Farmyille of pneumonia. DR.. Winston ex-
presses but little hope of her recovery.
Major James X. Werth was IN town to-
day. He was seen at the bridge OF the
Farnyillo and Powhatan railroad, now
under construction. and in answer t. an
inquiry stqted that the first train would be
run out from Farmville about next Sat
urday week over the new road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
What is ScrOfula

II is tina, impurlty in the blood, which, accumu'
lating in the glands OF the neck, produces I'M
slightly humps or swelhngs; which causes painful
running sores on tho arms, legs, or feet; which
dcveopos ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose. often
causing blindness or deafness; which is tho origin
OF pinplcs, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascrlbed 70 "humors."
1t is a more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines tho worst
possible features OF both. Being the most ancient,
It is the most general OF all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from It,
How can II be eured7 by taking Hoods Sarsa-
perilla. which, by the cures II has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections OF the blood
Hoods Sarsaparinai is unequaled. and some of the
cures It has effected are really wonderful lfyou
suffer from scrofula in any Of its various forms,
DO sure to give Hoods sarsaparilla trial.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six fors5 Preparedonly
by G. 1. HOOD q CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
NOTES FROM STUART.
Death OF n weii-Known Pbysician-Minc-
rails.

Death OF n NeI-HuoWh shystN'""~"ssh'-
rails.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
STUART. Va, February "a, 1890.
Yesterday morning DIR. Joseph Bishop. o
well-known and highly-respected physi-
clan. died suddenly ut his residence at
Stuart. Va, in the eightv-sevcnth year OF
his ace. He was apparently IN good health
and was out on the street few days ago.
DIR. Bishop was born near Charlottesville,
in Automatic county, and moved to Patrick
about fifty years ago. He was fine ply
stefan. a man of sterling worth. OF the
strictest integrity, and of large heart;
His numerous deeds of charity Will
long be remembered by the citizens
of this and other counties. For more
than sixty years he was consistent
member of the the Baptist church. He
leaves wife who is but two months young
or than himself and four children-Dr.
John Bishop. Messrs. A. j., Ii. c.. and Miss
Sue--all Of Stuart, Va.
EXCITEMENT IN PATRICK.
The excitement over minerals IS increa-
sing. Rich deposits of gold. silver, zlnc,
and iron have been discovered IN Patrick;
Some Of the silver has been assayGd and
Yields S77 worth Of pure silver 10 the ton
of ore lust as il comes from the mine. All
that Patrick now needs Is money TO de
yelop her inexhaustible resources.
The regular term Of our County Court
will begin tomorrow. Several Important
cases are on the docket.
A Young Mems Christian Association
has been organized here.
Colonel j. III. Rangeley, leading mer-
chant of Stuart and the county, IS quite
sick with the grippe. DRIVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
DHuADELPHIA. BIC Ii. <fkI.
AoND A.,D NORFOLK
lTEAA h4s Goa s \ i.

Appointed sailing dsy% Ivory ~ -
, A. M ., -,...,.-,
Frelghifor Tuesiays sri Frfays sseA.'s
r,~,ised tn ii.3J A. n. 10 sundays s'o'-
uu5P. A. SA.af1aI ffoiEai fS-sl'e' Jas! -
y. NJ
fGre, -
yor farther information Apply - .,
j. y. McCAkRlcA.
GeneraI Soathern Aseas. once koots'A
NJ. CLYDE 4 CO..
xog General A-ens rnllAi'.slA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
By George W. Mayo. Auct.oneer,
Ono. h. LauSht0n. Jr. Sslesma1)
No. - aai - north Ninth stree.

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE VAL
u UABLE LAW LIBRARY OF JlDG I
CHARLIE f.. STUART. DECEASED. LATE OF
ALEXANDRIA,. Va, WITH ADDITIONS or
OTHER DESIRABLE LAW AND MISC ELLA
NEOUs BOOKS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
FRIDAY, FEHRUARf -, i~n,
beginning Gt4P VI. al my auction-holse, Nos.
- anI q north Ninth street, Richmond, Va.
1ERNS: Cash.
Catr'1cues can be had Of tho aurti1nocr, and
parties lot able 10 attend The rale can par base
through tho auctionocr. or Mcssrs. Randolph "
English. West, Johnston q Co, or Thomas D.
Starke < sons. j. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
TKAlN. NORTHWAHD.
Daily
sTOPPLNG-PLACHs.

NoAH.ls, e, 50, 81, 80, 30, AMI 6s mako no
stops Nos q and * stop oa eignal a. Man
chester Drewry's Blun. Censralia, ani Chester
NoA g, 81 IS, ami Sc will stop at all stations for
passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

~ $50. ho"i 800 % ''' 80 80
STATE OF GEORGIA. EXECUTIVES DEPAGrNgSr,l
ATLANTA. Ca, December 81, is-@ {
10y AUTHORITY AND IN PUR-Fe5
ID sUANCE Of the provisions OF III act ofuLL
thu General Assembly OF tho state OF Georgia,
approved November II, lo'3. Will offer for lease
for term OF twenty-five ~ years TO
INDIAN SPRING RESERVE,
consisting OF TEN ACRES or LAND, more or
less in the Town u Mcintosh. Butts county, Ga,
upon which is situated 8dWelling-nouse aud out
buildings, known as ,he Park House and tho
celebrated Indian Spring.
This property Will be offered Tor lease 20 tho
highes bidder AZ public outcry on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH, 1890,
before the new Capitol ia the city OF Atlanta, for
a term Of twenty-five igO years, with tho priyi-
legc Of the person or persons holding sucn lease
10 renew the same Tor Ike term OF twenty-five
rs years. The conditions Of said lease are as
follows:
/. That the lessee or lessces within two "
years after tho contract Is signed erect upon tie
reserve a hotel Of sufficient size 90 accommodate
at least three hundred ODD guests Jay ont anu
maintain walks upon said reserve. ana buii and
keep in repair al bridges Or approaches 10 tho
Indian Spring.
?. They shall not sink or permit any one 10
sink well on said reserve within three hundred
CO1) feet Of said spring nor shall they make, or
permit any one % make any opening IN mo
earth on said reserve, except such a. may Do
necessary for building purposes or lof laNllB OUT
walks and ornameuting tho grounds; nor shall
they permit refuse waters from dwellings or
water falling from caves OF houses 10 hOw IN the
direction Of the said spring.
B. Tho public shall be permitted TO use the
water az the said spring and to carry t for use 70
hotels, boarding -hOuses, and private resldeuces
but no person shall without the consent Of the
lessee or lessees interfere with or use tho water
after Il flows from tLe said spriug or conduct the
water from 10 by pipes or 10 any other way.
l. The lessee or iessces or owners OF said lease
shrl havo the right To dispose Of the lease or any
interest In % by will or otherwise. and shall also
have the right at tho end 81 the lease 20 remove
the hotel building erected thereon, provided they
shall Leave On tao reserve buildings equal In
number and value 20 those now on tho reserve.
, II tho owners Of said lease shall az any ilme
violate any OF tho provisions OF said act, the con-
tract of lease shall DO forfeited, but no custer
shall he suffered until 1na judgment or for
feiture in the Superior Court OF Butts county,
Ga ,,, -, III,
tho lessee. or the lessees, a contract IN writing
ia which the terms VI said lease as stated IN said
act and substantially in this ADVERTISEMENT
shall 10 set forth, and the character ana the
value OF tho baIdings now on said reserve shal
DO stated. y. u. GOhDON, HOFerhot'
BY the Governor.
JAMES L. NisBET.
Secretary Executive Department
ia 5-Tust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a AMI q slOeping gears between
New YORK and Tampa. Fla. ora Jacks)nYiiol.
on Trains Nos. Il anl z sloeping-csrs D"t"een
Washington and Charleston aud Boston ana
JarKsouyil.e On Tram NJ. p, slceping-cars
between Washington ami 81. Augustine tl1
Jacksonville on Trains Nos. IS, o., ami -
eeoinR-csrs between IT. Augustine lUH JACK
souylllel and Now York. On Trains Nos. ID
and ~ sleepiug-cars between ashinSt0l aud
Townsville, Ga.
IN addition 10 the above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting Of vestibule Pullman cars only, loayes
Richmond south bound at 7:23 p VI on Non
DAYS. Wednesdays, AMI Fridays. end leaves Po-
tersburg north-bOund AZ A. N. on Iuesiayi-
Thursdays, and saturdays Extra fare Il
charged on this train. ...
THR ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
richmond a ds..:sp AN sorfols .S@.iS P "
Richmond $50 T. NJ Norfolk. ZOO T. NJ.
Norfolk ......'4:.OP +. 81. Richmond. 200 +. NJ
The trains leaving Richmond at =: 10 A. VI. aud
Norfolk at 40 l.. NJ are solid trans between
these two points, and passengers 80 tArohgh
without change Of cars. Close connections Gro
Glso made a. Petersburg by the 3:i5 +. u. train
from Richmond and the $40 A. N. train from
Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond at $40 A. N. and
119l p NJ. aud arriving az Richmond ~ 1915 r
NJ and 81. T. NJ maze clo-e connection az
Peters burg 70 aud from Farmulle, LynchDurg.
and Southwestern points.
K N. sULLY. superintendent
T. r. j. HYs2s, General superintendent
T. NJ E4EEsOs, General Passenger Agent
Tat ~ "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
EXCITEMENT IN PATRICK.
SUDDEN DEATH
or Citizen of overwhelmingly
Il-The New Road.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

F.RNryI1d.R. Va, February N.-Intelli-
gence has reached here Of the sudden death
Of Mr.. Alexander b. Acee, which occurred
today at his home at Cumberland Court
house. He died of apoplcxy. Mr.. Agee
was for several terms sheriff of Cumberland
county and was for years Il conspicuous
figure in politics locally. He was the son
of Mr.. Lyon +. Acee OF that county. and
he had Just reached the age of prime man
hood. and was apparently. III, excellent
health. He was welded to the daughter OF
Mr.. Josiah Brightwcll. young lady Of
many personal charms. who survives him.
Subsequent to Mr.. Acee's defeat by Re
publican candidate for the Office of sheriff
he became landlord Of the hotel at Gambler
land Courthouse, conducting the same up
to his death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25
RAILROAD Hfvrs.
&3 VI Izzv yssSlss ssEE:,,IEs--77y .
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj
~ WAY COMPANY

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SCHEDULE IN EFFBCr JANUARY Z, ,..
Laws KiCHsONp. IA
a'O AN F EoTo. except sunday Tor cuno,
si'AA % ll,,,s daily tor OH pa,u, al
7iO y. Local daily from X. g. A. i..o, o..
NoWp0rt Anwf 80 -
Ito A. " Express daily Tor Cin.ins,.. b..
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falimau ,icopcr CtlFiof.....'. -
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s:ooP. N. EIprsos daily for Oh Po'a, -,
Norfolk. Pari0r Cor o. Oif F..., ~
$40 = N. Aooonm medallion. ezes@ ssssay p.
ei,r.M- 40 ?. y " unnsi Son.
Pullman -leeping.Car =, MY
SOLD yosilbp'o train With lfr.-...-
and Pullman. tharasLo,y +,
tinc'nna" AMI Iunusrs t Ll4.
TRANS ,RatvzlrKousovn
rs \ Vi. ani ~ r. ". Dali tom tfa...,-
SVJ a. 81. daily excogs suaIag. irom .- 10.
1910 A. Y. and ,o0R v lsgy from v,,,,,
Oh T. H. day * '9i sunday if3a D.'..,
f3rgs.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
d- q 4. H. III
tsAvz R-ns0vo
VoO A. " cay Tor -yorholrS -sE'-.:3a. "a.
tAt fiA fNlsf
li5P. ". s-0tisv.I8 ar...na..t,r,, 49,,
sunday +"
1000 Z. ". d7.ly Tor Lyuca.lrs sai C..,
Flrgs
rkAfss Active .rTfrsa
eI5P. VI. DAILY fr1-. cifll f.f.s
40 A. VI. Daily frIrs rlff14 -
Eoo A. ~. Except SIul8y fr.u ...-tr.
station E.gL.A AMI Gala. -,..-..
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Genera. Fsss.rs.f t..'.
1T. HAgiH,N General Es4ae.r 30
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09

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terte Der Wfaler, unb ebe Glfrieoe i'm baran
nerbtnbern fonnte, ftarmte er in 6as @obns
3imner 3uriid.
v6abe ids ni6t geiagt, 6aB Der berz
tpini6te binfenbe Teufel oa orilden i'm
zines Cages binter ft6 Der loden purDe tn's
8eroerben?" rtef CT tngrimlntg. vgtun
baben mir bic 8ei6eerung, uno t6 bin UNI
zines meiner &tnber drlner semorceu."
6arbeneag bor6te bod auf.
ySbr So6n bat bod ntht etpa nit bte>
fem &oitomarotp 0as Weite geiu6t?" fragte
er baitig.
ueSSa, freiIi9 bat ct 6as! 11n6 Der Satau
bole ben ihGnolt6en 8erfIbrer!"
Ser Sfft5ier bate ii6 beretts erboben.
vSeit mann nermiiien Sic Sbren
So6n?~
vgfo6 Dor tpeniSe Stunben muB er in
ieiner Gamrner bielen t~pabnptBigen 8rtef
gel6rteben baben."
v@ut! 90 t0nnen iie aud i'm i9limmz
iten Sale feiren tpeientli6en 8oriprung
baben. SD Butte mid gu b%eurlauben, uno
i6 gebe Sbnen oas feite 8erlpre6en, baB ib
oOVttH OUDt 6utuuOt ttbeU IDelUe.
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gang ungemObnli6en @nti&ieoenbeit ben
gSeg.
vSalt, mein Iieber 9ar6enesg, teinen
S1rttt, tDenn i6 bitten bari! Ser ebrz
Dergeliene Sunge fomunt nidt mebr iiber
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bies elenbe Rapier 3erretBe, reiBe t9 i'm fir
tlnmer aus meiuem 9ersen!~
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Changes a Glacier shows.

In the mountaineering season Court
Councillor Simony, who has reached the
age of seventy-seven, assembled certain
point of the Dachstein glacier in the
Salzkammergut, SAYS a cablegram from
Paris. He carried with him his photo
graphic apparatus and took very good
views of the scenery. On the same day
in 1S40 he had stood upon the same
point. He remembered distinctly what
he saw then, and is corroborated by the
sketches he took at the time. In 1910
wall of ice rose up behind him high
enough TO conceal from his view the
glacier fields and the grand rugged rocks
of stone which frame them. At that
time broken portions of the rocks and
detached masses of land still covered
with grass proved that the glacier was
advancing. A very different picture
meets the eye to-day. The fields of ice
are seen at a depth of fifty yards at the
bottom of steep descent covered with
debris. The further end of the glacier
is prccipice with ice overhanging its
edge. At the bottom is a lake OF dirty
green color, at the end of which fall
of water is continually reducing the ice
on the glacier. Fifty years ago the
lower and the higher part of the glacier
formed but one great mass of ice. Herr
Simony thinks that before the century Is
out the glacier will have disappeared en-
tirely to the eye, as the debris will cover
the last remnants OF ice which may re-
main in the cavity - Washington Star.