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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.

TOHN J. HOPPER In tho chancery
~ vs.. NCItt VI W NY
The undersigned special commissioners. APP
pointed in the aboye-styled suit by decree en-
tered therein on December 81, 1891, for the
purpose. will, in pursuance OF said decree, sell
at public auction. 20 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. SErrEABEh II. 1892,
a. 4 o'clock, L. NJ, on the premises, tho KNIT
TING-MILL AND WOOLLEN-MILL MA
CHINERY, situated In East n chmOnd, short
distance from the eastern limits OF the city OF
Richmond, Ia the building known as " WoOllen-
MIL Building" This machinery consists princl-
pally OF tho following: Three Cards, about
As inches WIDE, . Rollers, each 90 thread, 24U-
Spindle. seli-a ting Spinner, l Threai-Opener,
l Picker. l TWist-Machne, 100 Sptndles, ii
Knitting Machines patent BraGsonl. Rlbber,
/ Sewing Machine, l filng-Nachine, l Wiring
ing-Machine, Dyeing-Tubs, Dye Frames, Press
Boards, Shaiting, Puleys, Tools, and other ar
ticles used about wOollen- and kntttng-mill.
This machinery Is put up ready for running
and we are Informed Is in running order. THIS
sale will afford a nne opportunity % any one
who needs all or n part Of such machinery. or
who may desire 70 60 into this line OF business.
II IA IN building suited for such mill, with
good surroundings. There Is also an engine and
boiler IN the building, which was put there 10
run this machinery.
TERMS: Either cash or ono-thtrt cash, ana
balance In four, eight, and twelve months, TO be
secured by notes with approved endorsers to DO
announced at sale ,...,,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
81. LOUIS, 4: pnILADElPHIA, l.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1G.-The Phillios
could not make q hit to-day whom hits meant
RUS and 81. Louis won handily. Weather plea
SAINT. Attendance, Sg4. Score: X. BIZ. y.
81. Louis..........l q 0 ? O 0 ia o
Phnadephias. 80. % o 0 D o o oil
BatteHes-iiawley and Buckley; Reefe and
Clements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
BY Ellis & Cathcart, Auctioneers,
"a east Broad.

Sale by R. B. CHAPLIN & co. and A. L ADAM-
son. SO II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
Radford's Stree, Raiiway.

tCorrespondenceo OF the Ricnnond pispatch.l
RApFoRp, Va, September 15.--In tho
street-raiiwsy injunction suit between the
Radford Street railway aud the Central
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
BY George W. Mayo. AuctiOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,
Il &C.-By yirJue Of a deed Of trust from G. L.
Ford to the undersigned trustee, duly recorded,
viii sell at the store, Nc. % east Broad street,
az 1890 4. NJ.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1892,
all Of the GROCERIES, &C, in said store, con-
sisting Ia part OF MOLASSES, SYRUP,
VINEGAR, TOILET and WASHING SOAPS,
BAkING-POWDERS, BLACK and GREEN
TEAS, CANNED GOODS. CIGARS. SMOKING
and CHEWING TOBACCOS, SPICES. STARCH
SODA, WOOD aud TN MEASU RES, MEAT
RACK and TOOLS, GROCERS COFFEE-MILL,
COUNTER, PLATFORM and COUNTER
SCALES. BOW-FRONT METAL SHOWCASE,
OIL-TANKS. and \ miscellaneous assortment OF
goods RICHARD W. JONES, Trustee.
GEORGE w. MAYO, AuctiOnoer. SO 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Results of Yesterday on Turf and Dia-
moud-NOte and Comment.
TIiv telegraph TO tho Dlspatch.l

GLOUCESTER, September 16.-First race
seven furlongs-.Iieathen won; Border Minstrel
second. White Wings third. Time, 1889.
Second race-four and one-haif furlongs-
Starter Pettinghin won: Birdie colt second.
ia rmay colt thlrd. lime, 5lN.
Third race-dye furlongs-Mollio V. won; Gro
Gus second, Battle Cry third. Time, l;O3l4.
Fourth race-sik ana one-halt turlongs-Iar-
dino won Natalie 5. second, All Black third.
Time, l:2134.
Filth race-six MISUNDERSTANDING Davis won
Mamie t. b. second, Lost Star third. Time,
1:1SA.
sixth race-seven and one-hHlf furlongs-Sur-
plus won; samaritan second, Piiny third. Time,
l..3SL2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
BOYDToY, va, August 25
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

will sell at tho same time and place and
on tho same terms, another PART or Wa
NERLEI, conveyed to mo as trustee By w. X.
Baskeryll, deceased. This tract lies Just below
and adjoining the homo tract, on Roanoke river
and Miles creek, and contains 21115 ACRES,
100 Of which are rich river bottoms. Though
without Improvement IL is considered n very
desirable tract, three-hfths being river low
grounds, AMI tho upland well wooded AMI wa
inrnt. nnl vnrV farfIIn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
NrwLANp OFFICERS ELECTED.
Campaign Literature I'm Demand-omcers
Of the w. e. r. U.-Personal

fcorrespondcnco Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CH.R1orTrsvrIIr, VA. September 16:--At
n meeting OF the Charlottesville Land
Company late yesterday afternoon tho
Hon Thomas 3. Martin sent IN MS resig-
nation as president OF the company aud
Mr.. George w. Morris was elected 70 hll
the vacancy. r. L. Valentine was elected
yice-president and William X. Duke direc-
tor. The sum OF $50 was voted to aid the
Charlottesville Fire Company In enter,
tsinIng the visiting firemen on the oth and
9Th of October.
of the State TO the Democratic COMMITTEE
for campaign literature, and the commit
Zee has made an appeal to the Democrats
of the city for volunteers who are wiling
10 devote some time 70 the work OF assist
ing in sending out the literature.
Kew OFFICIALS.
Tho newly.elected officers of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union are
as follows: Mrs. W. G. Payne, president;
Mrs. Fannie e. Wilhoite. secretary Mrs.
". 4. Norris. superintendent OF litera-
ture; Mrs. J. Il. Turpln, corresponding
secretary: Miss Eta Atkins, superintend-
ent flower missions; Mrs. Hawkins, super
intendent Loyal Legion; Mrs Wood. SUI
railroad work; Mrs. ). Letter.
man. Superintendent colored work; Mrs.
Fannie Wilhoitc, superintendent press
work. Mrs. McChespey has been elected
delegate TO the convention TO be held In
Winchester.
The Hon. jefferson NJ. Levy has ten
dered the st. Luke's chapel at Cole an
Captain NJ. Woods and the Hon. ]. L.
Gordon will address the yoters OF the
Soapstone quarry and vicinity tomorrow
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
RAILROAD LINES.
n = = : ~ NOrfaIkaRastsm

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY IL. 1892.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYBD-STItEEF STATION.
800 y. NJ. Daily-Richmond and Norfolk
Through Express-Arrive Norfolk
1l:35 A. NJ. Stops only at Peters
burg, Wayerly, and suffolk.
900 A II. Daily Tor LyDchburg, Roanoke, and
intermediate stations. No coz
nection beyond Roanoke oxcspg Tor
Wine,on-Salem division.
1920 P. ~ Daily Tor Roanoke, RadforG, Pu-
lassi, BHStol;au all points South
and West eta East Tennessee, Viz
ginla and Georgia railroad. ParlOr-
car Petersburg 10 Roanoke and
Pullman sleeper Roanoke % Mem
phis ria knoxville ard Chattanooga.
1858 P. NJ. Daily tor Norfolk, suffolk. and in-
termeiiate stations Arrive Nor
folk q p. II.
5:45 P. NJ. DAILY. Arrive Norfolk 92O r. NJ.
1l.40 p. NJ. Daily for Roanoke, Radfcnd. Pu-
laski, and Bristol; also tor Blue
field, POcahontas- Elknorn, and
stations Chnch-Yalley division; alsO
for Louisville and stations Louis
vile and Nashville railroad ga
Norton; also for Rocky Mount and
all stations Winston-Saiem divisions.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND aud LYNCH.
BURG ready for occupancy at o
p. NJ; also Pullman sleeper Peters
burg 20 Louisville Uia Radiord and
Norton.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchbure aud
tho West daily 7:44 A. 81, 2.15 z. NJ, and 7:45
p 81. From Norfolk and the East 1880 A. NJ,
2:I5 p. NJ, and 6:3S p. 81.
WASHINGTON AND CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED" a train OF Pullman coaches and sleeping
cars RUNS DAILY VIA sHESANDOAH-EAL-
LEY ROUTE. stopping only AZ LURAY, SHE
NANDoAH, BASIC, ROANOKE. and RADFORD.
X. w. COURTNEY,
PASSENGER Agent
w. Is. BkYILI,
General Passenger Agent
Ceneral Office Roanoke Va ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17

E,ARMVILLE AND P0WHATAN
u RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE, 703 MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 20, 1892.
LRAyB RICHMOND.
1890 Y. n. Ella Atlantic Coast Line for Farm
vile and intermediate points west
OF Chester.
o:45 P. M. ela Atlantic Coast Line for Der.
nude.
AKKIYE RICHMOND
1880 A. N. uia Atlantic Coast Lius trom Farm
WHO and intermediate stations woss
OF Chester.
s:a5 A. NJ. Ella Atlantic Coast Line nom Ber-
mu1a-
All trains daily except sunday
Tickets on sale and baggage checked thrcugnN
UNION DEPOT. X. 7. WILSON,
General Passenger Ageat
JANIS K. WSRrH. General hsnagor mn 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
THE CINCINNATI TRACK.

LaToNIA, September 1G-First race--six fur
longs-DOck Wick won; Critic second, Miss Knott
third. Time, l:l64.
Second race-One mile-Rose Boy won; Garcia
second bud Hughes third. Time, 1920.
Third race-nve and onc-half fUrlOngs-Prince
Doceiver won; FAY second, Elisee third Time,
1:IO.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Diana won; Lot
tic second. Justice LYON third. Time 1:29A.
Fifth rece-hve turlOngs-hnne Brottle won
Golden Hope second, Clara Bell third. Time,
1:O3ls.
sixth race-six furlongs-Dl xie wen: Miss Bal
lard second, COrnie Buckingham third. Time,
I.lUiI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
pEPARTrRE OF srEAMERs.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH TRA
MOND AND NORFOLK .-SzszsA.--.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY az L NJ. and every SUNDAY at >
4. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received till 1880 A. ~. for sundays steamer
till . Z. ". Saturday Freight received daily till
L. NJ
Fare, 81.
For further information apply 90
j. ". MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Ofice Rockets.
W =. CLYDE co,
my 90 General Agents, Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17

+. T. BOWEN, Trustee.
A plot Of these lands, recently made, can be
seen Ia the Oflce of Finch 4 Faulkner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17

I ll:3O A. NJ. Daily from Aor.E a.i -
Point
81 $3.50 ?. II. Daily from Hor.a '' ,'
sIo:3O P. NJ. Daily from S.-.t 81 70
Point
q 5:55 A. n. Daily from 81 l-
81 500 a. N. Daily from D.
4 300 T.. 81. Daily from ,.a...t ..
q 1880 T.. II. Execp- sull4. "1 '-'
Forge
No Arrive Eighil-S.ier. -.'.
III $50 IN. Daily from lyle... f ..i 10
ton Forge ..
lOI 900 p. u. Daily from Lylt. .--
ton forse.
------7 5oHN . ...,
ie25 Division r''s ..-. DO
DICHMOND, FREDEEiDA--,'.
HI AND POTOMAC HAiLL1A. ~
commencing APRIL 20, loS--t
s'04 A. ". leaves Byrd-Sus,. -t
stops Ony a. As
Milford, frslarrs
anl Mtiegltcr a
iugtOn and N.T
Washington L.: . M.
AtI.l7 l.. NJ, Pllt. -'
NJ, New YORK B 10 ID p
Il;5O A. N. leaves Byrd-strss. 80
0xcept SUNDAY. Nt..
Rieamand % A.F
Washington 4.lO D. ... .'
bal. g., lhult
7;o5 2. NJ leaves f5ri-s'rse' -
sleeper Hcbnout ' 80 ~
Stops only or Asir ..,s
Milford, frrd"r.A- .-t
aud WiteWate-. -, i. 0..,.
tons on SIufaia ..I
ips,on Il:IO T.. N.. ,.
a. 81, Philads.pas ".'' P"
YORK $50 q. ..... tt.f
$50 A. NJ. arrives At iiyrd-,tle ; s.'
sloeper rom Nsa l.-a, 4.
al WideWater. iru ~
burg, Muf0Fi, boswell. -.
land' stops 80 0ttn- gL
DAYS. Leaves Ma
o.as p NJ syr,ye. a, syri-s,r- ..'H.-
Stops 80 Freioncs7- $3.50
Boswell, AMI A-l 80. %!
t,om sew iork % ts. q
Washington r pod. b, 20
stop AZ hioa. Lot'r'
p.ssP NJ s syr,ve ~ a Byrd-sire' .'s,.' -, ~
exeent sunday. bu-a' I-.is
- fnrk ID kclulorL
Washington j:O1 r. h.,,pAIIlN
FREDERICK SBl re AttofN
nti.Y zxczPT sUNDAH ,r-f.I
x.oa ID "A ,.,-xs. Kvr,i-strcc. $50 .,
''S0 ~ Fretor,c ksburg az o.. = y 49,
$40 A. n. ARRIVES Byrd-s.rcel So
s.edoficksDUrs u.Oo s. Do
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY ,,,,sis
e.as A.. n. leaves Elba Arrives d 49,
1913 A. N. -. a.hlleIs
Ella T.. M. leaves sloa AtI'''
500 4. N. A.h.ssi
e.45 A. n. arrives kibA As@'
o:O5 A. IA. -. A.allsis
SOS Y. ". arrives eg kloA
5sts r. M .,..r,. NAaAsS
q. A. TAYLOR, Tran. -.
TT. d. NxHks Geasrsl sa2ssiS"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17

No. ). connects %, G0ri1nsr.e' Co
at Virginia Midland Juac'-
q. BRsi- CITY fOr Shenandoah Vol I'd
south. and ai Stanton .Or illr
No I. Pullman Tor CinciuI.i
Supper bon DWing-Car.
No. 3. Pullman snd Uinu.-tHr ''
No. 81. Connects 80 u1-W-I '.rN
No. 2. Pullman Zoe Old Point
Point for Noffoi1 daily, except ..
No. 81. Vestibule train i8- oI
folk.
No. 4. Pullman for Old P.a. ,rf
Norfolk.
No. .. Solid train Tor Lyu-llr' -l .f
Forge.
No. IL. Parlor-car FOR Lynchtl-c
No. Arrive broai.s'-ret -..'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-15
LOCAL RRgYIrIgs.

A letter mailed In Richmond on Friday evening
resched this Office Sunday morning. On. the
mails.
marriage license WAS issued in Washington
On Saturday to Norman simms and Salle Hunt
ington. both Of Fairfax county.
Yesterday was anoihsr dissgrseable sunday-a
surpli3e after the pretty weather Of Saturday
evening snd night The chuIchss, however, were
fairly attended ard lumber of rangers visited
the CITY.
st. Valentines Day falling on eundsy this year
there were net 80 many OF the miatives sent
through tbs mails as usual. hut the children had
their fun Saturday night leavis g their valentines
u1der doors, &c.
Tucker Glbaon, who vas arres ted Wedne day at
Bed Hill, ear Charlottesville, charged with at
tempting to wreck passenger train, was exam.
ined By officers Of the i;hmond ard Dsnville g.
&. and pre- pity released and told to return TO his
place az track-wslker for the company.
Messrp. Tackett & Marshall sd Teriiss great
reduction 10 the p:ices Of carpets and tab line
of hi they h.ve large and well selected stock
Prof. T. E DulAny, the tonsoli Al artist, received
rather expensive valentino last night. His wife
prs .nted him with twins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-15

way to the Interior OF the building and Sc
veraIy maltyeatsd The ministers and the au-
diencs. TheJ soc everything Of value In
the charrh and tbsn set fire to i, destroy
lag the interior. z Gs!schueut OF TROOPS
vas hurrledy sent to the acene AID after
iheY bad subGued the f!e they tucoeeded
in srfsssing many o' the rioters.
Tho German frigate Priua With La has arrived
OF Athelfiad, Isle Of Wight, on ledge off which
pace the North German Inns sseamer Eidar lies
stranded. The P!i-z Wilhelm Is under orders
from EmpGor Hilli=m 10 r-niec any assistance
in hsr power to git tie Ed 7 afoat.
The rtmsius o. John Pratt sp1 his 17-year-old
daughter, who lied nssr Leonard, Kan, ware
fond yesterday horribly ma1gled The csr-
cassas OF seversl wild dogs show that forco bst-
Ito was wsg before ihe father AID daughter
were overcome.
FIN. Hasse!l, sn Insane farmtr near Nashville,
Tenn, requested Iii wife on Saturday 10 bring
hin al AKA. as she steopsa to pick it up Hsssel
G,Iu'k her, sling her head almost to Jelly.
He then attempted to cut his throat.
c. II. AMI Casrl,s Country1an, ccusirs quar-
relsd about TIC owno,ship o, a raco horss at Still.
water, Mont. yesterday when Cha lies drew re-
revolver and ahot his co1sin tiva timts, killing
bin instantly.
Thu division OF the Baltimore sn1 Ohio Bail.
road, between Philadelphia end Baltimore, begin.
ming to-dsy will be opala;ed according to the
block sigcsl sys:erl.
Franz Savin haa sont telegram to the Olym.
pic Club at New o-leaas, in which Essays he will
light Corbast on March 3, six rounds for purse
OF So ooo
Baltimore is rsisisg fand for the relief of the
starving people of Russia. Mayor L1trobe, Car.
diaa! Gibbons an others have subscribed.
Tha London GLsje 70 day ssys tina. tic prospects
OF Tor ign cooperation il the Chicago Columbian
c1tiLion do not appear very blight.
The Gains OF tn, "a sacrj or the @. s. steam
Or Baltimore, who were wounded by tho valpa-
zaiso mob foot mp 81, 3O5, 900.
The Thermometer registered % degrees below
at Ocio;, r. m. at Mimic, N. D yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-15
TRLEGRAPEIc BREyITTRs.

1t is announced shat the Lous1s1s Stale
Lo tsrv will be removed to Mesioo in 1898
Mr. Oicott has resisned tie p.esIdeacy CT
the London Taeosophas Society On &C.
count Of ill-hss'th. He Intends 20 reside IN
Icdis and do lit,rary work.
Lsopold Ws,!hsin, 20 years old oil No.
"a Sutton Place, New York, comni.tId sui
eide this morning By cutting his throat :siih
a tabls knile. He almo:t aeyosed bis hesd
from his tody.
The cotton shed OF tbs Brsmley. Moore
dock at Liverpool vas ocmple:eiy Quilted by
FIRE to day. the f,nas communicating 10 tbs
steamer Ramon de Larrnags, which YES
considerably Damaged.
Ii all The Catholic churches in Qla5ec
Yesterday msndemens vas sesd threaten
ing decentralization agsiatt all Who tilhsr
bay or sell liquor ret only on election day
but for three days bsfors and after ths con
test.
Parker Oily, Pa, the old oil t,w1 on the
Allegheny river, 100 miles nc tn OF Pitts
burg, ia Threatened with in0adatlon ffon &c
ios gorge there, es there are miles Of goFged
Ice above the city aud the recent snow and
rains have sgelled TIE small streams into
rlyers.
A privats message receivsd at 0tsEa,
Ont, from Washington ssys the sssies ofin
ter7ieWs between several Oansdian cabinst
ministers and the Uaited States authorities
will terminate with tae conference With Sec
rotary of Ststs Blaine to-day. The dsIs.
gates will leave the o. 8. capital to-mosrow
and will likely reach Ottawa on Wad1es.
day.
During tae service at tae Protestant
church at the Plraans (shs port Of Asaens)
yesterday ianaticai mob made al attack
upon the building. Che mob forced their
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-15

COOP TEMPLARs.-Tn District L,dge OF
Good Templars OF the district composing
Faitfsx, AexanGria sud Prince William
gorc;ios aud city cf Alexandra met IN
0qar;erly session tlis morning 81 Pytdisu
Hall. on Pitt street, and ware called t,
ofder at 1880 o'cteck by J. F. Brill, Dis
:ric, Caoi Jemp!ar.
The filloWing officers 1eye present; J. F.
Bril-, D. G. L; Mite ]. e Carr! ton, D. V.
T;H. J, Stuart, D. G.: G. ". Aawxaurst,
P.D c 2; W q Hatoh. D. M: MIS-. l.
&. StGs's, u s; ". 6. Leeds, sept'oel.
TIE nit Lodge degree vas conferred
upcu thirty nsw delegates, after which the
lodge proceeded to work la the subordirate
df9fee.
The reports Of the D @. T.. D. s.. D. 7.
end D 8. Of Juvenile. Templsrs were read
and referred u appropriate committees.
The coEnttes on enforcement OF the
local option isw reported TIA conviction OF
tpso persons STAGE last session for violation
of ihe Law and that evidence had been
placed IN The hands of the Commemorative
t1rney.
Tbs standing committees ware then ap-
pointed.
A. 1880 the Dat ict L3dga adjourned for
dinner, for which Tsli5msu Lodge, under
whose auspices tle re3sian is held, hsd made
elaborate preparations.
Ia addition to toe delegates from the vs.
r!ous lodges there are 8 large number Of
past delegates end visItcfs also in a.ten'
dance.
The regu'ar meeting OF Tallsnsn Lodge
will be hetd to right and a large numbsr OF
the delegates vii! Eemsa over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-15
Death OF a Primo, SIS

VENICE, Feb. 15.-PriDoe:s Dniaka,
widow of Prince Daaio .! Eon:e.
negro, uncle ofP.inos NiJ las. tie suar Of
Nor t,negro. died to-day in th;a oisy. sna
was the daughter Of Marco d. K7ekgI.oh
aud his wife Elizabeth. oouatess Mfkovitch.
She was born In Venics, December 81, 1887,
and was married to Prince Daoilo en- J.a-
uary II, 1856. There is ons CHILD Of this
marriage, Princess Olga, who was borne ct
Ce.tnge, March 10. 1859. Prince Danlo
died August Is, 1860.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-15
22S>1g5z
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 10.
SENATE

SENATE
Among the pt titions presented ard refer
red was one for tie continuance OF the fsa
mail ser7ice between Nav York SID Tampa
Mr.. Mandeison, from the conCiitt?e OF
military affairs. reported BILL 10 recrgsriz:
the artillery and Infantry Of tie aEny.
Rsoommsndati,1 from tie Trasslry D.
paitpent for urgent deficiency app.op'ia
tions for the current f:cal gear Tsre PIE
aented By the Wee President SID we're re
ferred to the committee OF appropriations
They were fcs 5000 to continue the 70
coinegs of nnourrent aBd worn subeidarg
coin $40 600 for salaries acd expenses Ct
the Q. g. Circuit Court OF Appeals. AID
So 600 for priotiog tor tia Department Ct
Justice.
Among the bills reported was ona to at
thorIzs the Commissioners CT the District OF
Columbia to grant rsspi.es snd rafdons ia
certain cases.
TIE Senate thea resumed The c7rs'dern-
tion of tie printing bill. the pending qaes-
tlon being Oh striking Gu: tbs section orea.-
Ing tie ofiOe OF Superintendent: Of Public
Documents.
A resolution for sn Investigation Of tho recant
admission into the port of New York. OF Blssisn
il: uigrsn.s infected with typhrs fever, was il
troduced by Mr. Char der ard was pa. se4-after
commissioner OF immigration in permitting the
immiglaats to lsnd in contravention otl=
HOUsE.
Mr.. MoMillin. of Tennessee, 8as Speaker
pro tenn. to-day.
Tois bsing Suspension Monday,
Mr.. Wise, OF Virginia, from tie oomriiitea
on com merce. m oved to paas the bill extend
Ing thu facilities CT the port of Osdsnabuvg,
Ny. Agreed to-
Mr.. Hatch, OF Missouri, fron TIE camm.t.
tea on agriculture moved {, adopt res5lp.
ton requesting that committee &c report The
effs,t upon agriculture oft,o pzo5ent sa;!G
law.
Mr. Rynum, OF Iudisne. d maaded sec.
ond; aud the rtqaess OF Mr.. Ha-oh that
second be considered as ordered wag OIL sc,-
ed to by Mr.. Ktlgere. CT Texas.
Mr.. Kilgore and Mr.. Hath we're appoint
Ell tellers and reported The voto &c 1879
Toe republicans did not vote, bat no ouo
raised tse point OF $40 quorum"
Mr.. Funston, of Ksn:aa, said Il he beie7.
ed that there could be fair ard impartial
investigation Of the effsots of the PRESENT
tariff law sn the Agricultural interests, no
would be in favor OF it. Il could hardly be
expected however, that ca invaa.jgs.i5n Of
this character could be made withoa. bsiog
mads upon party basis.
The motion vas ado. d.
Tns House passad bill TO establish
liaeal promotion In tas army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-15
The HEAVENS AeLow The Aurora Be

TIE HEAVENS AGLow The Aurora Be.
-fe,is 10 ali its Arctic splendoT appeared in
ira northern SKY Saturday night and for
sbcut 50 hour t1e magnificent electric dis
NAV gaVe II tie people faiut iiea OF The
h ties of winter night ia the FAR north.
Ths paeuomenon begun about Z O'Clock.
Fem tle conEtellsticn of the Great Bear in
The north to CaesiopsiA. "the Lady in the
Chalr. "about one.third OF the distance to tie
sontb ard extending ebou: sixty degrees
On Inc nefizlc, the heavens we're illunined
~ "a recdish Hight Il grew more aud
-,,5Ie bflllieu5 ard gradually extended t.
car; TIE niih. Thsn 10 rn6d7 fue bs-
csn tjs9ffs1 iato S rosy pink, snd as it did
ersat broad baUds of white light spread YER.
pjcaItv toward the z,n!th. Not for Bingle
r,ilu.0 did tie color remain unchanged.
t. tne middle Ct the i;lumined part Of the
bssceo il crew STOOD red, while on the edges
Tho mug tint was so dslioste that the STARS
ygars disticcty visible Throughout. The
res. OF be sky 10 comparison seemed dark-
~ and 90 this background the phenome-
non formed spectacle Of marvellous beauty.
the aurora WIS Witnessed by hundreds @!
nooDle aud when frat ssen many believed
~, + The light vas refsotiop from big
Are N Washington O!oou!se the supers.i-
t!ous wsre on hand to predict sil manner OF
sgU. and attach to the phenomenon all
sorts OF dlraful msanings. The denssiy ig.
n.r.nt s!so gave freely their versions and
many OF lie coored people Inquired the
,neaniog CT the "toKen," and were much
alsrned, They generally regarded the
ei2ht So something awful, foreiunning some-
IN ny stifj more. TIE aurora was observed
rom Bot Il further south ihan & ehmond
and SO far west SO Chicago. fne aurora Ia
y purely electrical phenomenon, caused By
,ss passage OF powerful electric currents
rom uoTmsl atmosphere to other air more
,are6 q. l. generally lit sffsrss cona!dera
biz Nth the telegraph wires by opening
spi closing circuits, but Saturday nights
dlsp!sy caused vsry little trouble.