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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

prrrBspr.RG. Va. Oct. T.-iSpecial. The
south bound passenger train on the Atlanuc
Con,t Line this morning had alldcheu VoI' Ioul
coaches which were filled with immigrants
who we're EN- route for Charleston. :. {.
Rev. x. K. AGREE. who recently resigned
tie pastorate Of the First Baptist churcn 70
accent a call 70 Mount Calvary church az
Goanoke. will leave here tomorrow morning
for his new field OF labor
The annual Conference OF the COloreu
Methodist Episcopal Church OF Virginia WIZ
omen at Mon street COlOreI Methodist tpls-
copal church in this city. tomorrow morn
ing Mt O'Clock. Bishop }. A. Is. Beeb. OF
Washington. y. c. will preside. The Con
ference will lie in session until Sunday week
The Phunix Social Club gave most ell
ioyablo german tonight at the petersburg
Grays' aFm0ry. and the festivities OF the
evening were kept up until late hour
Among those in attendance was MISS LIMO
Lei ermuth. OF Richmond.
very enjoyable party was gwen last night
by Miss Carolina heina b III honor or her
birthday. T1ose present were Mr.. Lewis
Rosenstock W th Mss Mary kOsenstOck Mr.
Morris Movers with Mss Helen tOsenstO'
Mir Herlert igenbrum with Mes rae
Knu ur Morris aelnac. with Mss - IA
einach Mr.. sidney Isl 81 with ilanh7h
Cohen SIR Nataau 4. eIss W IN VI - :ie en-
cchbrum Nr Aaron Cunen wtA lll-s
Fra hie Res Mr.. Lewis Weinberg WIN Mss
.osa WeinDerg MI sol teiDhch WIN -"'SN
Mamie Reinach Mr. Jacob Neunan.
Mr.. W. l. Boswell Of Richmond - ute III
in Dinwiddie county.
Mr. F. f. Iarl returned to the city to-day
from Baltimore.
Mr.. /. Knox Paunill has returned home
from ynchburg.
Mr.. ". X. Lambert is confined to the house
by sickness.
Mr. Tuberbille and bride Of Danv!lie. who
have been here on visit. have returned
home
The Misses Hawkins left this morning tor
Richmond.
Mr. James p. Taylor. of Clarksyille Meek
lenburg county. aud Miss SUSIE f. hirSham'
~ this CITY. we're quietly married this alter
noon NJ the resi- ence Of the brides parents
on Harding street. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. r. Wiley Bledsoe. Of Rich,
mond. in the presence of large assembly. OF
invited friends. Mr. and Mrs Taylor left for
Washington and New York, TO be gone several
days.
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INDEPENDENCE, Va, oct. o. Special
In the trial Of Terry sutherland for the muir
der u his brother. Meter sutherland, the
iurg brought n verdict 81 murder IN the
second degree. fixing his confinement IN the
peuitentiary at nine years
Tie crime for which be must now pay the
penalty WAS committed ln November, lob-,
sud aroused tLelndIgnaNon 81 the whole com
ulnty. tie Lad been tre1 once before. but
the verdict was set aside on account of some
ireru.Artv IN the record The facts briefly
arc as follows On the day of the homicide
Nc and Terry Sutherland were botn going
AWAY from home with wagons the former
south tho latter % Wytheyille. Nc. had har
messed his team very early. and while at
breakfast Terry took some of bis harness of
lis horses and hid them. When Nc returned
O. tle stables the brothers got into an alterca-
ZION. and Terry shot Mc. in the cit breast.
r0m which he dled IN lew hours. Ii was
generally thought TO be q cold-blooded muir
DER bat the father. warmly espOusing the
cause oi Terry. procured the services OF able
lawyers. and has succeeded IN saving HIM
from the gallows
Tie Republicans have nominated W. H.
Weaver. ESQ.,, tor the House. II IS not gem
orally thought however, that he will accept
tie nomination only 90 DO completely showed
under by Captain Bourne.
Austin Hilton. Esq. of Floyd county. Ali
uCe-Repubiican candidate for the Senate in
tbs sixth district paid our county flying
VS. last week. From what We can gather
he .l not succeed IN working up much in
terest his favor among our people.
Circuit court commenced here the Goth and
sstA going on, Judge John A. Kelly pre-
td.ug.
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ments pass hours upon hours each night IN
sleeple1, restless misery.
What wonder that there are 70 many sha'-
tered nerves. tired brains and debiiitated
bodies, when we consider the thousands who
pass sleepless or disturbed nights. and rise
mornings Ceeiin0 tndesc''fbnoiy miserable. drag-
ged out, with tired limbs. exhausted ener-
gies. nerveless and ambitionless.
Il is Bsaddest Jol'U TO use opium, morphine or
chloral There & one sure NAY 10 cure seepieSS-
neSs-use Dr. Greene's Nervura This wonder
full remedy is natures own sleep producer and
is perfectly harmless. being made from pure
vegetable medicines.
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unstrnniire Iirc

WINSTON, W, Oct 81 Special. News
ineae1ed here today Of destructive fro AT
nuIa! HALL Besides DESTROYING largo dwell
Ils l.o-e and is contents. belonging 10 Viii
can Newson. purse containing 81. 700 in
seSnuacks. silver and gold was burned. Il is
a. aged and highly esteemed gentleman
after the FIRE only four twenty gold dollars
80 few pieces Of silver. which had melted
81 80 run together, were recovered from the
W y9lonel William Baily prominent citizen of
WWe'uut Cove was found dead near his house.
dd.ea,t trouble IS thought 10 have caused his
a.. A.. me marble Quarry has lust been discoy-
w. yey by stock comnsnv which La.
already been organized. "'''" Lao
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bee to announce to the public generally
and especially the ladies of Richmond, Man
chester and the adjacent country, that
have establs shed at No. 6ll east Broad street.
n place 10 he known as The Nanon." ladies'
and gentlemen's cafe soda and mineral water
emporium. where the best OF everything in
our line Will be kept. Our place Is hand
somely fitted up in all its appointments, and
as no liquors are connected with the estab-
hshment it il particularly adapted TO ladies
without escorts. and / trust | shall merit Il
fair proportion Of their liberal patronage.
Very respectfully, CHARLEs Z. WINSTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
THE MOTIF MURDER TRIAL.
Great Interest Manifested In tho Case
Which Begins This Week.
SEVERE WIND STORMS VISIT RALEIGH.
Handsome Donation to the Confederate Sol
diers' Home-Attractions mt tho Tx
position-Sorth State News.

RALEIGH. n. c., Oct. 27.-tSpeciai.l Much
interes, il centering in the trial of the Motz
bows. Of Lincolnton. which begins this week
at shelby. having been removed TO Cleveland
county. Il ia learned that Motz, the father
Of the indicted boys, has rented house IN
Shelby, and will move there with his family
during tho trial. The court opens there
today. and Judge Graves will preside.
The Motz boys are charged with the
murder of their cousin. Sam Motz.
and it grew out of the downfall of their SIS.
ter though Sam Motz was not the one against
whom tie vengeance of the boys was d.
rected. So great is the interest manifested IN
the trial that many people or Lincoln county
will 60 to Shelby prepared TO camp tnere our-
ing the week.
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NOTICES.

DARTTFS HAVING NOTES MATURING on
i THURSDAY. October 9th. are requested 20
attend 10 same on WEDNESDAY,, October 25th,
thereby giving the employees OF the dlhcren,
banks the opportunity oil participating IN the
exercises at the Fair grounds on the above
mentioned dav.
J.W LOCKWOOD. Cashier National Bank Of
Virginia. Richmond, Va;
SAVINGS BANK Or HtdMOND, by GEORGE
" WOODBRIDGE. Cashier;
II. c. BURNETT Ca hier First National Bank
of Richmond Va;
J.F. GLENN. Cashier of Merchants National
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND. VA, J. n. sINroS,
THE p sSf'AieiiE BANK OF VIRGINIA. by WILLIAM
NJ HILL, Cashier;
SECURITY SAVINGS BANh, by RICHARD ii.
SMITH. Cashier:
J. b. BfAsLEY. Cashier Union Bank OF Rich
CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND, S. q. WAL
LACE. Cashier:
MERCHANTS AND PLAN1ERS' SAVINGS
BANh. Richmond. Va. BERNARD PEYros,
IT.. Cashier:
MANN 5. QuARLES, Cashier Planters Ma
tional Rank. Richmond. Va. oc24-4t
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The Ntotz Trial.

SH,rry. n. c.. oct. 27.-lSpecial Judge
Graves to-day ordered special enire Il ty
men l,r lo-morrow tat O'clock. hen TIE
bot. ,ste WI "a her he deiendahts re-
r,.rre-catsd ny Judge Mons, oreS. ol Con
cord lurwen * walker, zones s. l.. ctt'
Char IT. Is. g. COBB ID. ". tobinson. IL
co'afon Gidney u webb. McBrayeH md ~
burn Shelby. Inc prose ution by ooseitof
osborn. j. II. COBB. Asaeyille Finley {, Mt
more. bartlett Siipp. lncolnton; and justice
A. Justico hutuertOrdtOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

copv Of Loves Old Sweet Song given TO
any one who will cal Mt our store Take
copv to your friends We have many thousands
To Give away. WALTER ID. MosKs u Co..
the leading music housed.
r015 Main street opposite pOstoifce.
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Anew Upright Piano. $3.50.

We will sell new Mahogany Upright
Piano. ~ octaves, full size case. with plush
cover and fine plush stool for $50. This is
no baby" piano OF catch advertisement, but
A genuine bargain that has never been offered
before in this or any other city.
WALTER ID. MosEs Il Co.
1905 Main street Composite postOfice).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

We will sell new Mahogany Upright
cover and fine plush stool. for $3.50. This IS
no baby" piano or catch advertisement, but
a genuine bargain that has never been offered
before IN this or any other city.
WALTER d. Moses x Co.,
1905 Main street Opposite postoihce).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
VERY HARD TO GET A JURY
Nany Jurors Rejected in the F'asIes
Murder Trial al Dublin.
| SECOND YENlUE FACIsS ISSUED
o.,u,oo n,,iaed n. TO tho ResnH
OF the Triai-The c'un'ei-""'"
Interest Exhibited.

-, Y, Oct q. Special In the
t.sreseles today, venire OF twenty men
"''' -.,,.rped 70 the court at ? o'clock T. NJ
w ,,..e there were rejected as jurors
~ y Fipstein. John II. Perdie' e. W. Drown
y. y = Ea.ev and }. 3. Harper and the seven
= -, were accepted rs jurors William
'o,--.hlv ". c. Brown 5. c. kirkwood'
., -, erorg. G.. W. summers, I. W. Coyey
N'S Il Burton. the others not appearing
10 court ,-,o.s
,.f.rse objected 70 Jurors Chumoiy and
l"e .t..suse they had served on tne Juiy
or. IA smith and Bond for murder ing
fl', .,..n was oyeiruled and the polN' S"'eA
3D. Die defense. ,,,..,.,,a, Ia he
e.. reacles 10 be innocent. they having
-f- mates when bOys. Harper hau con
oeo- ia scruples against capital PUNISH
The other, rejected had iorIleu op'n-
iue .. r,ore or less concerning the gult OF the
innocence of the prisoner. A.. ;,.,,oa TO-
',,t.r venire facias was then issued 10Y
,.-erfy more jurors returnaD.e al O'Clock 10
'.'orrov morning, 20 which time the court Az
u, frovvning az Russell county. Va,
.-,eore5 osone of eagles counsel. thus max
az I've five lawyers for the defense to four
FOX the prosecution.
MILD AS y MAY MORNING..
Tho lo,.vors today were AZ mild as a May
.i-r,r, tleca.m before the storm, as IL IS
.-or,bi The ,ury Will he completed TO NOR
,-,, and the battle then lO.ned in earnest.
Fes..es looked pale from us con inement IN
..- ..t calm and collected. Public opinion
i...i as to- his guilt au0 the result OF the
,.q tie crowd of spectators anIlousiy
,wAaag developments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-All parties
i indebted 10 W. A. SPOIT and w. A. SPOTr
& son are requested to come forward and settle,
and all parties having accounts against the
same are requested to present them ior settle
ment Mas. ". A SPoTf,
ooa Exscutrix.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
THE EXPOSITION.

Tomorrow will he an important day ~ the
xposition. Crowds poured into the city to-
dav. and it is expected that the attendance
will be very large. Tomorrow VIII Dc c Aih,
SUPERINTENDENT of education Of Alabama. ar
rived here TO-DAY and will deliver an address
tomorrow. Other prominent AlabamlanS
are also expected to be present
DR.. Il. c. Gatling. of Calling gun tame.
who is also in the city, will deliver an address
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock. -.
Arrancements were completed to-day with
Rev sam Jones for mn encaeement 20 de,
liver two lectures in this city on the 1tn and
18th of November His subject for the tTst
night is announced as Get There ano the
second night u will DO Stay There"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
HANDs0Mf DONATION

To-day Colonel +. r. Beckton. formeri y Of
North Carolina and now resident OF hen
lucky. donated the handsome sum OF one
thousand dollars 70 the Confederate Soldiers
Home OF this State Colonel Beckton is on
visit 10 the old North State, after An absence
of twenty years. He WAS colonel IN the
Confederate army and was noted for his
chlyalry on the field Of battle.
esterday at Durham scahold st New
Trinity College building, 90 which elght men
were nj work fell. precipitatlng them 3
lance of about fifteen feet Several Of them
were seriously if not fatally hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
YOUR MOST DANGEROUS FOE.
And How to Surely Overcome 1t.
Sleeplessness isa

Sleeplessness isa
rapid road to the
insane asylum.
Men allow care
anxiety or business
troubles to drive
sleep from their
eyslids, while wo-
men. W it h d n
strung nerves and
eIcitable tempera-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
.ccnnd-hnni Pinno. SO
KIchmond and Petersbur. Railroad.

and inward at Waiter d. Moses & Co.'S, zoos
Main street, opposite Postotiice.
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terrible wind-storm prevailed here nearly
ali day. About 2 o'clock p. NJ; 1t was so Sc
we're az TO blow AWAY part OF the handsome
arcb ON FAYETTEVILLE street built by the city in
honor of the Exposition. For while II APP
peared as if tho whole structure would be
destroyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

II soofheS. Gains ana qlliets the weakened, IT.
ritatle and over-wrought nerves. producing
perfect reDoSe and rsreshfng, natural steep; at
the same time il builds up the shattered nerves,
and gives renewed life, strength and yigor to
the system. Use q. you ,cl,o are sleepleSS. All
druggists, 500.
II can cheerfully recommend DR.. Greenes
Nervura as being good remedy for @eeplesS-
ness. Having been troubled in this way for
three years, and Directing seriously to OPT
ates hare used DIR. Greene's Nervura run
Qreat benefit l have also recommended the
Nervura to many of my friends, who haye been
much benefited by its use.
MRS G.. II. HILL,
~ Union ST., Concord, \. H."
M e ssy DR.. Greene. t., the succs'' i
forms Of nervous and chronic diseases, % west
Fourteenth street, New York. can be consulted
rree. per oaally or by letter. Call or write nm
about your case, or send for symptom blank
70 fill out, and letter fully explaining your
disease, giving advice, etc. will 10 returned
Tres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CURE.-A GUARANTEED
q CURE FOR PILES OF whatever kind or do.
gree-EIternal. Internal, Blind or Bleeding,
Itching, Chronic. Recent or Hereditary. 81
ceipt OF price We guarantee TO cure any case
~ Piies, Guaranteed and sold only by Z r.
Reeves a CO.. Druggists and Seedsmen. al
est Marshall street. Richmond. Va
te4-We.fr ,suIy
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c-oSroN. Va. oct. 27.-tSpecial. ~ es-
.s-lay was county court day and an immense
vi was in town Outside the regular
fo.arss and details of court day, the most
,-.e-esting question before tho people was the
rneet OF beet culture for MAKING sugar;
T..sls indeed q most important sue oct an"
gr people need all the light that can 10
brown upon IL ., ..o
courthouse. a. A. Sproui. prominent
f.-ner of the county. WA. made chairman
ird Armistead G.. Gordon, secretary he
-aetinr WAS addressed hy Mr.. .. Is. aphom'
eh9 has o cred 10 establish plant here,
gt.ch. in connection with other MachineIt
b already has used IN connection WIN the
s.w mil. will rec uire an expenditure oI @.ou0
fU00O Mr. iaphau has promised 20 put up
Ills plant on his own nc cunt J. ue can Sc
,,r4 from the farmers Of Augusta county
o lce OF 800 acres of sugar beet Tor the
NJ wear. Mr.. Iapham has gwen the
.nf,ct Of beet raising great deal on
ff0.rht and iuvestgat on. ana lie
Allowed conclu- yely to-day that IT would lie
r0re profitable than raising wheat, WI Ii Is
t.e rr.ncip.e crOD o. this section. tie stated
hat when properly ca tvated 30 tons per
acre would be a iair Yield. which would bring
81 per ton. His information is that al out y
bushels of wheat per acre is the average yield.
onrth about al 20 81. IS per busAei. Ire tops
~ tue beets can be used as ensilage 70 great
al .antsse. or as "a fertilizer. The pulp can
also lie used % ferulHe, " Tor 1901 Nheh
these products are used for tood they
would be- worth say si5 per acre tothe farmer.
committee of i've. consisting Of Aessrs. a.
nroul chairman j. ~. Churchman John
Cbnstian 81. r. wilson G. Benton Conner
and w. If. Norman wa. appointed to confer
will the railroads rs TO freight charges end
report not later than November 18th. A com
u,ttee will also be appointed 10 solicit the
farmers 10 every district ~ this county.
We are looking for grand results from this
enterprise.
The Kings Daughters Of stanton have
gotten o charter i0r a hospital, which will
soon be- opened in our city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
NORFOLK GAMBLERs IN COURT.
A Big strike of Policy Lets tho Onfcers Into
the Matter.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 27.-ISpecial. Ever
since Saturday morning sporting circles have
been very much excited over big strike OF
policy IL appears that Hugh Mckay went
into policy shop run by George Camp and
George TAYLOR and bought slips which prom
ised 90 pay in the aggregate $50 when inc
drawing took place all of these slips STRUCK
and Mckay called for his money. The pro-
prietor refused TO paw claiming that Mcnsy
had gotten into their shop the night pcioio
and fixed the slips.
Yesterday Mckay went before justice -; D.
Dalton and swore out warrant asalnss i ny
Tor and Camp. They were arrested anu oou .h;a
over 10 appear before the ponce oou'' Wild
morning.
Shortly after the warrants had been serNed
George Camp went before justice Dalton ana
swore out warrant charging Moray WIN
keeping gambling house at no " Cnurch
street Mckay was arrested and gave bond
for his am earnnce. This morning when the
case was called all the parties concerned
asked that the warrants be withdrawn, as they
could not suhstantiate tho charges. justice
Earl said that he could not be fooled IN that
way, and required bond for their appearance
tomorrow morning, when the case Will be
heard on its merits. The police are Mt Work
in the case and hope that they will be able to
work up one Of the most notorious gambling
dens IN the city
POLITICAL RALLY.
In Rerkiev last night the adherents Of Nj.
j. Willis Bergood. candidate for the Legsla-
ture, had t0rchlight procession. speaking
DC. There were nearly thousand people, IN,
Guiding men. boys. and women present
when Senator Law less was introduced AS the
sneaker of the evening, ne was ioi,o"eu "
The steamer Albemarle, recently built for
the Old Dominion steamship Company. ar
rived here sunday. She will be put upon the
run between Norfolk and Washington n. {.
She was loaded Yesterday. and went on her
fir-t trip this morning.
Alexander Corprow. coioreo man, Yes,s,I-
T@,vei VINO resides in this city. The boy
was seriously hurt Tho negro IS arrested
and Mined in jail to await developments IN
the boys condition.
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YOUR BzCF ACHES,

Or 700 arc all worn CUT really good FOR nosh'
ing, It IL general debility. Try
BROWN'S ZION BITTEHs.
IL viii cure you, cleanse your Ever, and give
good appetite.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

Sunday accommodation trains Nos ~, IS,
A and IS have been discontinued.
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Tho Times Want Colp,,

A. nose who have used this column claim tina.
VIC eneet has been eminently satisfactory.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-27

at the tirst roulade from the chandelier
the witch and her retinue skedaddled
up the wide old chimney mouth. We
can explain this by calling il a dream
or the workings of a restless. undisci
plined brain.
But how al we explain the fact that
in one district a woman declares the
witch Of another won't allow her but
ter to come" OF her life in other chan
nels to run smoothlyf How explain
the fact that a witch declares certain
things will happen and "A year later
they do happeni
Witches can nearly always name the
cob thief of "A neighborhood. They
can trace anything stolen. from a dun
AK to a gold ring. In early life they
have. so far as | can learn. been sub
ject 70 epileptic fits.
That a woman of this kind has a
strange influence over her fellow men,
ignorant. unlettered. undisciplined
though they be. cannot be denied any
more than il can be explained. She
grows up with the power. She makes
prophecies. and they are verified -
Chicago News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-27
sAs1 SAILING VESSELS.
swim Voyages Made when American ship
ping Led the World.

Swim Voyages Made when American Ship
ping Led the World.
Writers of maritime history give to
the United States the credit of estab-
fishing long lines of communication by
sea with far distant countries. AS ear
ly as 1879 the merchants of Boston dis
patched their ships direct to China and
the East Indies. some time before Eng
land entered on this trade. for the
American vessels not only brought their
cargoes TO the home markets, but also
transshipped spices, silks, teas, sugar,
coffee and cotton to Europe. In those
times a skipper felt satisfied If he made
the outward voyage of 1900 miles, by
way of the Cape of Good Hope, in $50
days, and came back via Cape Horn.
some IL, 600 miles, in the same time.
The development of the resources Of
the east by the East India company and
the richness of the freights carried by
the United States vessels-the proceeds
of a single voyage often defraying the
first cost of the ship-induced England
to enter into competition; thus start
ing that rivalry between the sailing
fleets Of the two nations that was long
the admiration of the world.
In 1916 the American clippers-long,
low, of good beam. very fine lines and
with yards so square and spars so lofty
as to set a greater spread Of canvas in
proportion to their tonnage than any
ship hitherto sailed-entered the race
and left all rivals far astern. Then fol-
lowed the days Of which the old sad
sea dogs" still love 70 tell. when every
stitch Of sail was carried until the fierce
wind blew il from the bolt ropes; when
for weeks the lee scuppers lay buried
in the seething waters and the flying
jib boom plunged deep into the white
capped waves; when the good ship
Sovereign of the Seas came into port
ninety days from Hong-Kong. and the
town gathered on the wharf TO welcome
the daring navigators. while the cargo
of teas and cofTees vas sold at fabulous
prices.
And these old salts still discuss the
dinner given the bold captain that
night, when the log Of the voyage
would be read and the men would sit
amazed at hearing that in twenty-five
days the ship had sailed over 1891
miles, that for four days her daily run
had been 341.S miles. and that in one
day she had done 37j miles. at the rate
Of 15.6 knots. 49, Lieutenant Ridgely
Hunt, L. S. y, in Scribner's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-27
Telling the Age Of h Earth by Evolution

Telling the Age OF the Earth by Evolution.
Judging from the fact that almost
the whole Of the tertiary period has
been required to convert the ancestral
Orohippus into the true horse. PROBES
sor Huxley believes that in order 10
have tins for the much greater change
of the ancestral ungulata into the two
great odd toed and even toed divisions
(of which change there is no trace. even
among the earliest Eocene mammals)
we should require a larger portion. II
not the whole, Of the Mesozoic or sec
ondary period, and still longer periods
are demanded for the evolution Of other
animals, so that on the lowest es-
innate we must place the origin Of the
mammalia very far back in Paleozoic
times" Mr.. Wallace speaks of posi-
BILE periods of 200. 900, 900. and even
500. 900. 900. Of years. - Gentleman's
Magazine.