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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Two Negro Hurrlnre Arrested.

WELDON. n. c.. March 2l.-ISpecial. Two
negro men who broke into a dwelling at
Rocky Mount Saturday night were arrested
here this morning by Chief OF Police Hancock
on telegram describing them and the stolen
goods When arrested they had some Of the
stolen articles on their persons. one OF them
ran into the country and was followed by
several citizens. When oyertaken he
wrenched a gun from the hands OF one Of the
posse. but did not use IT. He had 10 be
dubbed into submission. Both the prisoners
were taken TO Rocky Mount this morning.
An Alliance meeting has been called az
Scotland Neck Saturday Tor the purpose OF
indorsiug the ST. Louis platform. There Is
a large number OF Alliance men in that section
of the county, but great many OF them are
opposed TO the Third party and say they Will
Withdraw from the order.
The farmers IN the lower end OF the county
Will plant rice this year. and II successful
Will enter largely into the cultivation OF that
cereal hereafter. More meat will be raised
than usual. and some will plant orange cane.
one farmer last year made 10} gallons OF on
celent syrup on one acre from this cane. and
sold 1t Tor sixty cents per gallon.
The main building of the Spritine Chemi-
cal Works and pine product plant. together
with the retorts condensers and other
machinery. was burned near Wilmington on
Saturday. The fire is supposed 10 have orr
ginated from a lot of charcoal in which the
sparks had not been entirely eXtlngushed.
Inc property was partly insured.
A meeting will he held here 10 morrow for
the pul pose OF organizing the banking bust
ness to be soon established here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

CATLETT.-Died, March 10th. at o'clock p.
NJ. at his residence. in Chestermeld county. ' g.
after long and pain al illness. W. >. GAIL 4 1,
III the seyenty-thIrd year OF his age.
CRAWFORD.-Di March -, 1892, at 1916
west Main street, JENNIE. daughter Of W. J..
Crawford
DAlls.-Died, at the residence Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. }. Il. payne 2l3 south Pine street,
Monday morning. March 2ist rs. MARGA-
RET ANN DAVIS. beloved wife II j. T. DAVIS
The funeral VIII take place az Centenary
Methodist EpiscO al church THIS luesday)
AFTERNOON az 9 O'Clock. friends and ac-
quaintances OF the family are requested 20
attend.
JENNINGS.-Died. in this city. Friday. March
18th. ISAAC ). JENNINGS; aged forty-seyen
years.
OWEN.-Died. AZ his fathers residence ia8
tONardIn avenue. Manchester March lS. 1902
GEORGE 81. infant ION OF J.. j.. and $. J..
Owen: aged one year eleven months and nine
teen days.
PURYEAR.-Died at his residence. No 2ll5 VI
street. Friday. March Us. 1892, JOHN 4 pUR-
YEAR in the seventy ninth year OF his age
DAyIs-Diod. suddenly of apopleyy, March
9th III baltimore. Md. MARION DAVIS.
youngest son of the late Thomas and Elizabeth
g.. Davis. 10 merly OF New Kent county Va;
aged thiriy-eight years.
LIYESAY.-Died Of whooping cough Mach
2Jth. at 1913 A. ~. MABEL Virginia. little
daughter OF John b. and Mamie H. liyesay;
aged two years and eight months
Funeral az 1880 o clock THIS Ciuesday)
AFTERNOON from the residence 5)iJe twenty
fifth street.
HESLEP-Died at Overlook. at the resi-
dence of his uncle. Mr.. julius T.. Lintz. March
18Th. az quarter past y clock. GEORGE L.
HLSLEP. IN the twentieth year OF his age.
NARRiNGION-Die Of pneumonia. M g.3o
4. NJ. March 81. 1892 a 4l2 west Franklin stI ct.
SARAH r.. wife of VI. vs.. harrington IN he
sixty-eighth year Of Aer age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Senator Daniel in Alexandria.

AIEx.yDRr., Va. March 2l.,,- lSpeclqll'i ,os
United States Senator John W. Daniel va
among the prominent lawyers VINO atteufI ",.
the Circuit Court OF Alexandra county 'o-""'
Judge James Keith pTe'ldlng. inter has
The death rate in Alexandra thls Wi.leet ir;tv
been greater than for many years, tho uaJoilt,
being old persons The last two were SlegIyH
X field. cause paralysis. and Adam scn"ID,
wro ran a Government bake-house aiIei Nv ,mo
Federal army took possession OF AleAanui'" qua
Ing The war pos,,,os,er
Park Agnew left for Florida on SatuI las az
70 look after extensive phosphate Deu3 w" W.
they have purchased there; Mt. Deunts ~
moyle will have charge Of tie treasurer oil0O
during Mr.. Harlows absence. ..,n.;..- ;.u
In InEs correspondent VISITED the cry W.
Yesterday and interviewed City Scream VII
liam n. Smith. who is s brother OF me lato
George s. smith for the murder OF Whonn zen
Phillips will be hanged on Friday next hhless
the Governor or court OF appeals inierleIes
with the sentence When asked II he mad mace
any urepn4ations to hang Phillips captain
Smith said he had not, az he supposed lhullps
counsel would apply 10 the cour, OF hpYeal,
and procured 4 5 ay Of execution. Mhtn ash'
i he could have scatiOld erected III t"p OF
three DAYS aptain Smith replied that mere
we're two stored in The basement OF tho AL anu
il would not take long 70 put one OF them %
gether. The oldest OF these engines OF death
was las. used in 1855 20 execute old biack Jei
ME" a slave who burned her mistress 20 dealt
IN tho county. Tho other was used 70 break me
necks of a negro named Jackson Tor mur leflhs
his wife and Il negro named Dave Manly Tor
numbering German peddler. he more modern
affair viii he used to hang Philips unless ne
escapes the moose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
The Chrlstiansburg Iron Mines.

RADFoRD, Va. March 19.-lSpecGl. Tho
new iron mines south of Christansbur2
beng operated by tho West End Furnace
Company of Roanoke. which properties were
recently purchased, and the value of the
mines being so extensive the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company are constructing
branch line from Christiansburg depot to
the mines. The company recently began 10
explore for other iron fields ia that neighbor-
hood. and had q large force at work on the
farm of MIR. James Childress. when one day
this week by the carelessness of some of the
parties at work. while Ed. Wade, son of the
late Captain John G. Wade. for many
years clerk of Montgomery county.
was being lowered down shaft the MINDLESS
was broken and Mr.. Wade was thrown dis
lance OF nearly eighty feet, falling on Il pick
left IN the bottom of the shaft. which was
driven into his side depth of several inches.
Mr. Wade was removed to his mothers home
IN Christiansburg and placed under the treat
ment OF DR., Edmundson. an eminent physi-
clan. but despite skill and kind and aflec-
tionate nursing after several days of suffering
Mr. Wade died from his injuries He was a
young man about twenty-five years OF age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
A REFORM" CONFERENCE.
AcALn rnoM AIurAycEMAy BUTLER
The Bank Of Oxford Closes Its Doors-A
Meeting OF the Olficers OF the o'a'e
Gunrd-eorth Carolina News

RAIrraH. N. c.. March 2l.-lspeclal.l-
The Progressive Farmer. state organ OF the
Farmers Alliance. in its issue OF tomorrow
will contain the following call from Marion
Butler. president of the State Alliances
II desire to have a conference with one
true representative Alliance man or more
from each county in the State. AT your next
county meeting elect one man to be in Ra-
leigh on Tuesday, May 18th, to meet in con-
ference with me- Elect your best and truest
member and empower him to act upon his
best judgment for you in a representative ca
pacity on any matter that may come up ior
the good OF the organization and tho cause Oh
reform"
This call is understood 70 mean confer
ence upon the action 10 be taken by the Al
lance toward launching the Third party
movement IN this state. The Progressive
Farmer IN an editorial calls upon the alliances
In the respective counties to act at once upon
the call.
There will be an important meeting Of off,
GERS Of the state Guard here tomorrow In re-
spouse 10 a call OF Adutant General james
j.. Glenn 10 revise the regulations OF the state
Guard and make some change necessary 10
conform to the existing State laws. The OH
GERS commissioned g. make these changes are
the inspector general. the colonel OF the
Fourth regiment the quartermaster- general
Northumberland of the Second regiment. lieu
tenant commauder OF the naval artillery and
several captains
Arrangements have been made for special
train 10 be run from here 10 Norfolk on the
occasion of the christening OF the new cruiser
Raleigh. Tho train will have to leave here at
noon on the Goth instant arriving at Norfolk
90 o'clock. and will leave on the following
day after tho christening ceremonies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Electric Road-Mr. DosueIl.s ru,sr.,

=, FREDEmcKsBunG. Va. March el.-rSneciall
~ Is stated here by responsible parties thai
cparler Oh Incorporation Tor the construction
colonial Beach, IN NestmOreland county ia 40
c asked Tor lie capital stock Is 10 4 q not los
than $4,000. IL Is the purpose Of the comm
~ llVseSusse lni' NorA as soon as tile stock is
lFederlcksbnrg and Colonial Beach I,ectric
haiEO0d COMPANY. -Four trains dai,y-t,yo
eacb wa between fredericksburg and Colonial
Leacn VIII 70 rln each train 10 consist OF a
motor or power car. passenger. baggage, freight
anu express cars. Colonial Beach IL a popular
summer resor' IN the Potomac river. and Ias
'efsSn'iy grown INTO quite a town.
Inc FUNERAL OF MI. Brooke boswell took place
rSstelday from 81. Georges church, Rev W. M
I9sIx conducting the services. A very largo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
A IL lmantIe AIarrInee- OHIO Non.

CEARLoTrE y. c., March 2l-.lspeciall j. r.
thompson, aged sixty four member of tbe
Atlanta police force. was married here t0-dav
20 Miss LYDIA Henry. q twenty-fwD-year-oIl
daughter Of Mr. John Henry. OF re lell CONT.
he story Of the match is as follows: The no.
Aceman advertised for wife. Tho Iredell
young lady commenced corresrondonce
WITH INN Photographs were exchanged
and he decided 90 meet her in Charlotte
and wed. Mr.. thompson arrived on the cal y
no ming train from Atlanta and met the A +
anu y. train. on which he expected his girl.
They had never seen each other. but as tie ya,.
sengers got out they saw good looking voun.,
woman rash no TO q ffsi-rafe looking man and
throw herself IA his arms. IL was the first meet
lns OF Mr. Thompson and Miss Henry The
hurried mp town. secured q license and ,yer.
married by Esquire Maxwell
Your correspondent has l. that Ir Georoo
Sandeilinis 10 ie side-tracked by the A liiance
for Governor and the two men most nom,
nently mentioned by the Alliance for thai ,',-i
uon are Harry Skinner and General Eoicrt
Vance 0'4 :
To-day horse standing in front Of a horso
on south mint street kicked Mp a lunp of 0o,d
weighing il5 grains How 10 came there cannot
be accounted for N~-'''o'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
A Coiored Girl Commits Insanticide.

FNNgYwooD. Va. March 21-lSpecial. i
Yesterday Sallie Roberts. young colored
woman about eighteen years of age. requested
an old coiored woman. Marindy Burweu. TO
accompany her TO Il spot about half mile
from the house. When they reached il She
exhumed the body of a muatto infant. which
she claimed as her own. The two women
carried tho remains to the house. and the
young mother then asked Henry Saunders. a
eolored carpenter. To make coffin and bury
her child Saunders at once declined to have
anything to do with it and reported the case
TO tue authorities. Sally has been arrested
for intantcide. She is very ignorant. not
seeming to appreciate the enormity of her
sei-eoniessed crime or its conse9uen ces The
child appeared to have been buried about ten
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
The Late Judge john A. Gilmer.

CHAPEL Hill. n. c.. March 21.-lSpecial. J.
A brief tribute of respect was paid to the
memory of the late Hon. John A. Gilmer of
Greensboro. in the Girard Hall Saturday
morning. The exercises consisted Of short
character sketches by President &c rye Il.
Winston and DR.. Kemp p. Battle. OF the chair
of history.
Judge Gilmer was graduate of and men,
Der OF the board of trustees Of the univer-
aity-one of her most faithful supporters IN
times of need as well as prosperity. His
sound Judgment. his well-balauced mind. his
kindness and his charity all combined 10
make him well-beloved and respected man
during his lifetime, and in his death an exam
pie of improved opportunities worthy of iin-
tatiOn by his many friends.
The Dlaectic society, of which he was
member, will adopt resolutions Of respect to
him and sympathy tor his beTeayed relatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
The NIcGilITnio

The principal feature Of the meeting of the
McGill Catholic Union last evening WAS the
reading OF a paper on Catholic Scientists.
by Dr. %. j. Coleman. The paper was care
fully prepared. and the large number present
showed marked interest in the subject. The
various sciences. teginning with astronomy,
were taken mp m consecutive order. ana a
lref outline given OF the labors Of well known
Catholics who distinguished themselves IN
the different branches.
On next Monday evening tie Union will de-
bate the question. Should the Worlds Far
Open on Sunday"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
a Charlotte Negro Prominent Death.

FARIsToN. Va. March 21.-l Special Noel
Watkins, a negro from this vicinity. was shot
and killed at SparrOw's Point. MARYLAND. in
shanty by another negro. name unknown.
He was shot three times in the left breast and
lived only twenty-fOur hours The negro
who did the shooting escaped and has not
been arrested 80 far. A negro who brought
the BODY home SAYS no one can account for
the killing. as there had been no quarrel be-
tween the negroes.
Mr. J. Gus Priddy formerly postmaster Mt
keysvile under the Cleveland administra
ton, died on Friday evening, and was buried
at ms fathers on Saturday evening. At one
time he was tho most influential Democrat IN
the district. lie was very popular and will
be greatly missed
Great interest was manifested by the people
OF tins nelghborhood in the preaching of Mr..
Scheduled at keysville. Large numbers from
this neighborhood attended day and night.
Many have prolessed religion, and his preach
ing has been productive of great good TO this
community.
Circuit court commences to-day. Judge
coleman our new Judge, presiding for the
nrst time since his election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Resisted Arre.t-Mrs. sIalcum Dead.

Winston. n. c.. March 2l.-lSpecial J.
The First National Bank of Winston moved
into its handsome stone-front building on
handsomest OF any bank south of Philadel-
phia. The building cost $4,000 and the FUR
niture 81. 900.
Considerable excitement was created here
yesterday when an officer went TO arrest
negro named Myers tor stealing pair Of shoes.
ceiyed an ugly wound on the arm.
Mrs Elizabeth Malcum. "a highly esteemed
lady, died here to-day aged sixty-nine
years.
The marriage Of Miss Bette Shepherd and
Nh Charles Williamson. two OF Winston
Salcm's popular young people, is announced
Z take place from the Presbyterian church
Wednesday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

Shelton against Commonwealth. Writ Of
error and supersedeas awarded to judgment
rendered 10y County Court of Prince William
county on ID of February. 1892
Robinetts executor against Robinett and
Others. Appeal allowed TO decree pronounced
by Circuit Court OF Bland County on 18th
April. 1891.
Thomson against Lewis. Further argued
by Judge W. Il. Staples for appellant and
submitted.
Edmunds against Bruce Argued by Major
John W. Kieiy Tor appellant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
THE VERDICT SET ASIDE
IN THE yxRMAx rs. G. C o. CASE.
Nh. Action of the Judge Creates Consider
able Commcnt-Defauiter james obricn
Rcturns-yirginia Affairs.

LEXINGTON. Va, March 2I.--lSpecial. THE
Jsrman against Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
case is not settled yet. for, TO tho surprise OF
everybody. Judge Mclaughlin again set the
verdict aside as contrary TO law and evidence
It will be remembered that tho Judge set
inside the a. 900 verdict also. When the jury
was empanelcd the Judge Informed the At
torneys that he had selected one Of the pest
lures that could be secured in Rockbriuse
county. The setting aside OF ',o
verdict has created no lttlo common"
The fact that the Chesapeake ana Vlilo ~,
thorities discharged the train dispa'cne' VIZ
issued the orders to the tram sna. M ~ tor
Jarman's train and also put on ms c,.W Ss ~,
thirty DAYS. and were unable to ma any a" ,io
with Jarman's crew. had great effect upon the
jury. ,.s;. Tar T,,,re
OF SUNDAY has returned TO his wifes nome
near Timber Ridge, this county and Is con-
fined 10 his bed by sickness. ..;,oa .ho
facts as regard his departure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

HENDTsoS. n. c.. March 2l.--'Specal j.
Reliable news reached here to-day that tho
Bank OF Oxford closed its doors at noon.
Bank Inspector W. H. Kitchen passed
through here this morning 10 Investigate.
Dr. herndOn was president and 1t was con-
sdered a strong bank
state Senator Il. r. Aycock and Mr. Fxum
passed through here 10 Tar river in Granville
county to-day with the corpse OF Mrs. Flora
Best nee Miss Crews. of Granville. who del
at Fremont on yesterday. Mrs. Best was
well known and very popular in this section
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

n,GhLAsD SPRINGS. Va. March 1s.-Work
on ia'rheid Park has been begun.
MesSrs' "eyt. Rand and Durham have been
for Boston Monday. but he viii soon return
Mr.. Percy Read is IN Alabama look,nc af-
owned by his father. '" ''s Asnnes'so
u A;i.nough Friday was such q slippery dav
snd - s sc,naoo. attendance was So per cent.
tie past month; Berry SteinbscE Hoyscs
6urnhsm. Mollie Elicit and Charlie Mia
Asv. Mr. Hardy. who has been no III for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Z lie Ministries.

Lew Dockstader's MINISTRIES give a very
creditable performance at the New Rich.
mond Theatre last night 10 crowded house.
The singing was good. aud Mr.. George
Powers Is master Of the banjo.
MIR. Barnum exhibited wonderful skill In
performing difficult feats on the bicycle.
Lew Dockstader was Of course in his usual
happy mood and brought down the house
with bis fresh jokes. good singing and mimi.
table representation OF Grover Cleveland and
Ben. Harrison. Mr. Dockstsder 10 In himself
. good show. A'A''s''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

crowd attended the funeral and followedi 'n NJ
remains to the grave The following l nss ~.
the pail bearers: Messrs. Thomas ii rd n%l
William A. Little Jr A. X. Phillips. r. lane a,lSe
9 Knox, John l.. Marye. Jr. G. hcLeou' 80 ysrv
b. iearson. The floral offerings "eio WI
numerous and beautiful. ,.tt;,,,- bonqe
few days ago the store and dwellins nS
of Mr. n. j. Martin. near nlonylIleo, r'",,in,tsd
tirey DESTROYED by fire.; The lre VI 10 ahout
from a defective ilue ne iolal io'' -
500 and tnere Was no INSURANCE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
The Sfate Convention.

On Thursday at noon the Democratic State
Committee will meet at the Exchange Hotel.
The contention for the holding of the State
convention will probably be between Rich
mond and Norfolk The cost 10 make the
necessary arrangements for holding the con-
ventiOn in this city will be from 5000 to
{ 600, but there should be no difficulty in
raising the necessary amount. About 500
delegates will intend the cOnYention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
u -angeIl.t IIle Dan. q serLe. of ..AIeetlng..

WILSON. \. c.. March 2O.-lspecial. J.
Evangelist W. p Fife opened the first Of his
revival services here to-day at II A. NJ. and
continued them this evening with meeting
ut O'Clock T he Planters warehouse. with
"a seating capacity of about Loo. has been
fitted zip for use rs an auditorium ami at both
services was well filled. The impression So
far has been quite favorable. Mr.. Fife does
not essay 10 preach. He reads and comments
on various passages of Scripture and recounts
his own personal experience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

Rev. John Jasper. Of the little NJ. ZION
church. went to the clerks Office yesterday
accompanied by Deacon Grimes, and applied
for marriage license. He stated his age as
eighty years. and that of his betrothed. Mary
Cary, as fitty-nne. The wedding is % take
house.
The only other license issued yesterday was
that to John w. Bradley and Mary Mcdonald.
both cOlOred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Auction sALEs-This Day.
ale or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Rv virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of
King William county. entered on November p.
1901. in suits Of Diggs against Henley and Hen
low against Atkinson, trustee. we viii sell AZ
auction. in front of the courthouse Of said
county on
TUESDAY MARCH, @. 1892.
at O'Clock i. ~
fcountv court-day). that FARM near Lanesvilie,
i'm said county. knownas LITTLE EDWARDS"
estimated 70 contain sixty-fye acres This
A very desirable farm. with good improve
ments. within ono and a half miles OF Lester
Manor.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash and residue II two equal payments al one
and TWO years negotiable notes 10 be given for
the ferred payments with interest added and
title % be retained until the whole purchase
money IS paid II. X. fDLLAhD,
ISAAC DIGGS.
Special Commissioners
In King william Circuit Court. December H.
1891. DigGs against Henley and Henley agains.
AK son. trustee.
certify that the bond required by II. Il. Pol
lard and Isaac Digs. special commissioners, by
decree in said causes Of November. 1871. has
been duly executed. y. {. JOHNSON,
mhl5-6t Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

Early Sunday morning the dead body Of j.
W. Watkins colored was found near the ex-
IRENE end OF Williamsburg avenue. in Hen
rico county Just outside the corporate limits
Squire Is. FrischkOrn was notified and he
held an inquest. The verdict of the jury was
that Watkins came 10 his death from exposure
to the weather while drunk. Deceased was
forty-nine years of age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
Funeral of Mr.. Wade.

CHRsrIASsBURG Va. March 2l.-'Special. J.
The burial services of the late Mr.. Edward H.
Wade took Place az the Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon and we're attended 10y a
large cOncourse Of people despite tho very IN
clement weather.
This morning we are having a big snow
storm, which retards business very much.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22

= WAsmNGTON. d. c.. March ol.-For
run Virginia: Slightly warmer: fair Tues
| TAIN day. followed by light showers by W ed
J nosday morning.
= For North arOlina: Fair: southeast
orly winds; warmer in eastern portions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH 2l. 1892.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Dorchester HOwes. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo; steamship city Of
Atlanta, Dole, New York. passengers and general
cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Dorchester. for Norfolk. passengers
and general cargo: steamship City OF atlanta,
Newport News passengers and general cargo:
steamship Danyllle. BALTIMORE, passengers and
general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH %. lsG
Sun rises. Moon rises 80 - A. n.
Sun sets.............6.23 Days length .i2h. l9n