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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-30
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Iaaurgs 8anfett I'M 9otel r3aiiers
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@eianbte %. 90. pbelps cine &ebe,
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bes drgften @egnerS elmer &cgieruug
ma6te, bel wel6er er aeeebitirt 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-30
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Sucas County, S. s.
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s .. tit, ipelde @el6dfte in Der Stabt 5olebp
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-30

ausgemdbIt perben. Oie 2eute tper6en
5mei Nbtbeilungen bilben. 9ie elite
tuir6 6ie Uniform bes erfen @arbesS Sns
fanteries s3eaimeuts unb bic an6sre bic
bes 8arbe= =2eibregimentS tragen. Die
9apeae wirb obne 3neifel in Chicago
6urore MAIDEN.
= 9lns BET Stabt Merifo ipirb mitz
getbeilt, baB Der Sib Der 0aupt1tabt
bes States Gera Gru3 mad Gri3aba
perlegt iperben ioll.
- Oe Srepcinet unb &ibot baben
Die Silbung zines neuen &abinets
iibernommen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
CONTROL THE TERMINAL.
yHr olcor1 COMMITTEE LEASED IT.
The Old Single Turreted Monitor Nantucket
in the New York Uarbor 10 fe hchnpii-
itsted-New York News.
NEW YoaK BUREAU. RICHMOND TINS.
Ian u Ia4l

Jan. 49, 1892
The Olcott Richmond Terminal committee
announce that they have proxies for Terminal
stock. common and preferred, ageregeting
over so. 600 900. say over 100000 shares 1t Is
understood that no action Will he taken on
Richmond Terminal preferred dividend until
after the Olcott committee has reported us
plan Of reorganization. On the Exchange 10
day one broker sold 5000 Richmond ana
Terminal. believed 10 be for inside interests
and houses identified with the management
were open sellers. but il was believed IA inc
board that the parties who gave out the Selling
orders at the same time gave Vus ,. t-I
scattered buying ones and took the BLOWN
back themselves.
APPROVED or THE SHIP CANAL.
Tho Roord of Trade today approved Of the
PROPOSED ship canal across New jersey 70 ooH1
nect New York larbOr and Long loian"
Sound with Delaware and Che,apeake pays
and their tributaries. Tie promoters OF tno
scheme claim that II will behehO NoflyiA'
Richmond and other southern points, oo-
cause il will treble the aYail"V e sLoi9 aiuo
south from New York o. SouIh Oh4o-
lima. and bring into much closer com
rnercial relations the most populous
rroductive actions Of the intervening
seaboard States. 10 would reduce the Price
~ fuel luildinr materials and manuiac-
tured articles I'D al sections connected WIN
these waters bat especially IN Ne" loIh'
~xbore n was estimated s3.0OOOOO would be
saved ON mel alone. ON lumber from North
Carolina there uld also be great reduc-
ION in freights and increase IN volume OF
business. ...
10 nFHtBuITATE THE NANTUCKET.
Orders were received at the navy yard to
dav I. at once begin work on the rehaDlllla-
zion of the old single turreted monitor Nan
tucket which for so many years has been
rusting away in the muddy waters OF WHIT
new basin. Cob dock. The plans for tue
change comprise not only complete over
,aul,no of the vessel with new amor plates
wherever needed but the building OF new
turret on the 0dern plan. and IT'S equipment
with two fifteen-lnch guns. the largest 80
far built in tho navy. These plans. 10 Is eX-
pected. when completed Will render the nan
tucket one of the most formidable coast de-
Tense vessels in the service, for, WINE her Dali
terv Will be los5 extensive Than that OF tuo
double turreted monitors. what llero - % IL
will be lguch more efficient than thay on any
Of Tncle Sam vessels so far ailoa'.
HISTORY or IHE NANTUCKET.
The Nantucket is n single screw. single tur-
ret armored vessel f SD tons dis placement.
anJ at proscut carries in her main battery
two Il the old STYLE smOOth-bOre guns. she
il one Of me thirteen similar vessels punt
about the time # the late war. and Is copied
In mang particulars from tricssOn's designs.
II is understood that such q the remaining
einele-turreted monitors as are stlll IN GOOD
enough condition will also be rebuilt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

Telegraph company yesterday approved si,,i the
stock from % ooO. 900 to 5000 ooo lhs i, as3
ratified the purchase Of the MutuSI o n.
Telegraph and the MutuaI Dls. Us. sor ~ 0Ts 200
g Tbs Sn7s GOO needed in addition to the IN,
the American Ua company to carry out the con
tract will be supplied out Of the treasury STOCK
OF tho American company. As speedily as
possible steps will be taken TO unite the ser
vices Of the formerly competing coln
without advancing rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
by II. A. McCurdy,
Real Fstato Auctionoer.

~ EXECUTION OF A DEED OF TRUST
/ dated 5th January. 1882 and recorded IN Rich
mond Chancory Court, ID. b. ls6, page 3}, 20 the
undersigned. and being required so 20 DO by
having been made in che payment 0f the came.
viii offer Tor sale 80 The office of the auction
eer. 1912 Main street, on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY or JANUARY 1872
al l2 o'clock NJ, tho real estate conveyed Ivy
said deed. consisting Oi lOl with improve
menfs. fronting s8 feet and inches ola lWen.
tv-eighth street. between % aud J. streets, ana
running back l33 feet 60 an alley
TERMS. Cash As to cost and expenses OF sure
All taxes due. ana 20 pas OIL notes aggregatlhs
s2,1.50 with interest from January 3. 1922. bal
lance as may be announced az sale
iaq j.. 81. QUARLES. Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

-,,o1 ,-crroy SALE OF FISH. MoLAssEs, &c
~ WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 90 1892

OK WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20 is'2
We will sell at auction within our "'''AU1
Garner Of Seventeenth and Dock Streets ~ VIC
,i,v Of Richmond, Va, commencing promptly
At y o'clock ,..
%, barrels new EASTERN HERRlNdS' JUST To-
ceiyed from the fisheries;
- barrels NORTH CAROLINA GhoSS HIN
RINGS;
,,o baIf-harrels NORTH CAROLINA ohLhOi
ED FAMILY ROE HERllNtS'
= barrels POTOMAC HERRlNGs;
- barrels Nos. 2 and 3 MACKEREL;
90 barrels FINE DAIRY SALT. in pockets;
~, go bsrreIs PORTO RICO, CUBA and NJ" oH-
LEANS MOLAssES;
and other articles too numerous TO inen'ion'
TERMS or SALE: Under 800. cash sioO anu
over. sixty days credit for approved neso''"O''
paper. .-,,o,,nr T. MORRIS.
iai3-w. f&su DAN ENl Oi'i --
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

WEST JOHNSTON x co. CALL AIT p,
w TINN 10 their large and attractive s.,S
CHRISTMAS BOOKS. CARDS AND bOOeiA
CALENDARS OF every doscrptWn. .rttNf'ff
hooks. HNNNALS. BIBLES. htA ititt $50.
tIrGaODSof all styles pApEA. hNli rs d
KNIVES. WRITING DEShN llcsSn, .'. 4.
STATIONERY all fresh aud suitable los ''-''
da ae eit''' A. 90" NEST. JOHNSTON s 60
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
BY Charles 4. Rose.
Real Estate and Loans
No. II north Tenth street.
,r,RrsTEEs AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROYED PROP
FRTY ON THE WILLIAMS
BURG ROAD AND AT
SEVEN PINES"

Rv v,rtre Of a certain deed Of trust from James
T. Ivne and wife. dated NOyeni er ~ ~ uulF
recorded IN the clerk once 81 'is dasault
having been made IN the payment OF tne POM
therein secured. and being required 50 TO Go Dy
the beneficiary. will offer Tor sale Oh
THURSDAY. JANUARY H. 1872
O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
in front Of the Henrico County Court, house. 81
The right title and interest OF the SAID James l.
Ivne lu and 10 the several pieces or parcels OF
real estate improved AMI unlmproFed !ylhs
and being i'm the county Of Henrico, and de-
Ts - scres If land. being part of the Hi
yard or seven Pines tract and purchased 10y
said LIME from 4. H. Courtney, spec 81 coinnls-
sionfr Inn the suit of Evans against hllyard
second. 20 65-l00 acres on the syeth sloe 81 VIZ
WILLIAMSBURG road, east ~ tie shields roAu anu
near seven Pines and bounded a. 'oA99Hs
ON the east By tho land owned by h4heI III
ward heirs. on the south 10y tho lahds oNHeI
by J. W Shields. on the west by ROAD cameo
Shields road" and a small tract OF land oWnei
by j. s. Kelley. and on the north ny we SsiI
koUey lani and the Williamsburg ROAD. lSee
deed dated June 3. 1872, deed book w. page D'4'
HCnricO County COurt. st, 49,.
Third. Those two lots, or pieces OF land lylns
and hoing Oh the Williamsburg stage f0au -lue
first ad ioIniug the seven Pines and ironing
sd feet on the south side OF the NllhamsD uIs
road running back on Nathan Nheeicr inc ~
feet thence running east 40 feet anu thence
sonth TOO feet and from thence l2J feet west ana
from thence 60 The beginning. '0ee ueeu uate"
december ID. 1859. deed BOOK So page ~ lien
rico County Court. The second adjoining the
aIove tract and containing ] acre ana Qe-
scriNed as fronting on the south she OF the
WILLIAMSBURG stage road l34 feet, bounded on
the east aud south Dy Charles j. Hilyard ianni
on the west by James W. shields. see deed
dated October 20. 1874. deed book 90. page la3.
Fourth u acres with q mil and other I'M
provements thereon. cd dining the land OF
bradley Cartwright and Charles Powell Lelhg
same real estate conveyed % the sall James
Lyne bv deed dated March .. 1873, deed book iJl,
page 1885, HenricO County Court
TFRNs: Cash sufficient 20 pay all cost and eX-
penses OF sale; h0ni for sl.40l with interest
rom \ovcmHer 20 ISIS. To time of sale. balance
upon such terms as may be- ANNOUNCED at sale.
r. l.. BUTLER, Trustee.
Cu4prFs 4 ROgF AuctiOueer "a set
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
Auction sALEs-This Dav.
pvLU Valentine, Auciioneer'
1886 +. Main street
DA Timberlake, Salesman

C,ARpFTs OIL CLOTHS, MATTdDiSNG,;v tu ,ltI
L ANIrTtRE, &C. AT AgcTIoN. IoipA nes ana
o'clock EXIT a large iae yeIsets and Tapestry
second NAM nam e1ysrds Mating 80 yards Floor
Oh Cloth. new and second hand, nv =,
chairs Bedsteads &c You VII 90 WI, ri
tbis saie No limits. Sale 10 be cynI.nuoN ~
INV commencing AZ 30 o'clock sharp.
"a VoniiN' j. n. VALENTINE. Auciioneer'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

NOR sATE-lIY ENTIRE STOCK OF EXH1-
4 IlON GAMES. embracing Cornish lniias,
b T. Reds. Red Piles. Whites Black Sumatras.
Silver Duck Wings and PITS. twenty seven
premiums won al the last state talr Address
WILLIAM q. OWENS.
ia7-tf Box %, Manchester, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
- IA N liNAaI III D O. IN I4Ati ~ T.
il. "a. DC hlNSON.
Special Commissioners.

DFevsriiic railroad tomnans. Xc.' Jefeniants.
and Ehason Sales q Co. Tor DC. plaintiffs
against Granville et ais, detendants-ln ine
(hancery Court OF the CITY Of Richmond.
J. Charles ~. G0ddln. clerk u said court. GER
tify that he bond required ~ Meade Haskins
r. b. Munford. D. Ii. Mcclure anu y. T. Tucker
Jr.. four OF the special commissioners by tie
decree M said causes o. december 4, 1871. has
been duly given.
Given under ny hand his sth day Of Deem
Der. 1891. CLAALLS N. GODllN,
deli Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

Diges and ais against Henley and Henley
against Atkinson. trustee. and als.-ln the
William county:
7. Burnley Taylor. deputy clerk Of the
SAID courf. do certify that the bond required or
the special commissioners by the decree rem
dered Ia said cause on the -lst day OF NoFem-
Der. 1871. has been duly given.
Given under nay hand az clerk OF the SAID
court this 18th day of December. 1921.
BURN ny TAYLOR,
ialO-3lt Deputy CLERK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY. Manifest closed one hour before
ealing time.
Steamer leave New York for Richmond
ENLRl WEDNESDAY and SATl kDAl ats r.
H.. arriving in Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY mornings
Passenger accommodations IN urpassel
Cabin fare o. New York Nla James river
route Including meals and herfhI..... 300
Round-trip ticket limited 90 thirty days
after date OF issue. ...-.-...-....-. - 30
Storage, with subsistence. .............. 90
STORAGE. wlfhou, subsistence. .,........... o %
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
railrOad..... ............. % 90
Tickets can he obtained at a. -. CARRIER =. 90i
Main street Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg depots. ana a. company 4
Offices 1901 Main street and wharf, Rockets
Freight received daily until 3 Il. N.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THU RSDAlS and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
way via Newport News az $50 A. NJ aid by
Richmond and petersbure railroad, same day At
g.Ol A. NJ. will make connection az Morn DIX
with steamer leaving those dayS.
GEORGE ". ALLEN X 90. Agents,
No. 1901 Main street. and
jss-ti Iompanys Wharf, Rockets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

V4TANTRD-A LADY TEACHER FOR TWO
w SMALL BOYS. inst beginning. State
terms. qualifications and references. Apply 20
$. H.. fergusson's Wharf. Va. jal3-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

GOOD BOARD AND LODGING CAN BE
Il had az l2Ds east Franklin street az 81 per
week. Also good. clean. furnished rooms for
rent. terms very reasonable. Lodging az 81 Per
week. lal-0t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
Apperson & Pollard
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneci''
No. S north Eleventh street.

ytvpTrgTEEC ALE Or TIA - ANrn
oN TIFF SOUTH SlDE Or bIOrg ~ n az
GTPFFT ONE HUNDRED III LA2 mi
TfS[FtN STREET. N DlNNLtN hDNA-
TiON 10 THE CITY OF RlChhOND.
Pa, vir,ne Of 4 deed OF trust dated june q,
$50 recorded in the clerks office OF heni -
rorintv ourt in d. b. ~ b., PAGE a,'' an "a, ~
reoue.t OF the note holder, default LaFtls ~.
made in the payment Of portion on sHr ~ IN" tbe
Thereby secured, / will sell. by auction Oh '"o
promises. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY l6. 1872
o'clock p NJ. the shove-described property t!,
Consisting OF Frame Owe ling. with three rooms
and good frame stable on the sodlu 9t'49 ~. %
Rro0klsud street, one hundred feet east on IN
neen street The lot fronts tWonty leet an. III,
back lgG feet, more or less, TO bacon guar ''i
Parties who invest in this class OF properly
will now have n chance 90 buy bargain. 20
TFHfs. Cash sufficient TO deiray expenses -
s,ie and 10 rar a note Of $500, with interest
from December 2s 1921, and credits as ~ feu
notes all dated 18th june. $50 payable rs IVI-
lows. 80 in thirty-three mon As' sss'O III liilr-
ty-sir months. S22.iO IN thlrt4-Alue mon 90,
80 no i'm forty-twO months, S2l.sl in loltt-ni
months. s2l5Oln fOrty-elght months go. III
fiftv-ope months. 5000 IN htty-fonr months
ss6igi i'm ffty-seyen months and 5000 IN slAty
months. the balance as may DO announced at
hour Of sale b.. Il. - -',l.i-- 80 ga
APrERsoN 4 POLLARD, Aucuoneers. lalU-Io'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

VTANTFD-A PARTNER WITH $1,000 TO
w s200l0 TO 'oIn two others to help develop q
large tract of mineral land for fruits, stock and
sheep husbanirY ia Virginia. Address ". Car
rlcr no. 2. Give real name. Jali-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

Nos. a. De-. 93 and 30 mako u0 stops h0s gl f1l
/ rs stop on signal 90 Manchester lontraNa IlI
Chester. Nos. 30 stop on signal lt TT
chester DrewrY's, lcnfr1lia hnd Chester h1. -
stops on signal no Manchester only for passion.
GERS purchasing tickets 90 regular sfOuuIu
places for this train south ot Petersburg. Sos
81 3J. 81 8s 80, fJ ana will 0t0D on sigma.
.HI fr.srta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
Iif.-R0OMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
N,GiIl,o

DHILADEIPHIA RICHMOND AND NOR
I FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every tuesday, and
FRIDAY at - ~. and every SUNDAY ar D A. 81.
Freight Tor tuesday, and Fridays steamers Pee
ceyed sill ll.J g. II. Tor sunday steamer
till ~ ~ saturday freight received i4.ly tlll
5P. 81.
Fare 20 philadeiph.a............. LOO
For further formation apply I'D
d. ~. NCl AEHICk
General Southern AGENT
fIfI.|-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLR R. R
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE eorr.
AND SOUTHWEST. D' (
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER q ,
LEAYE RICHMOND

LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No. II. 8.3JA.N.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily Tor Ds,vr..
y Greensboro, Winston-Salom Drrt.-.5s
Raleigh. kandleman, Salisbury. Ashey.Ho II-
Springs, Charlotte. Columbia. Aiken. Ary.,.ti'
Atlanta, birmingham, Montgomery No. It
leans, Texas and California Pullman raf..-
sieepng-cars Richmond % DanYills AMI b..
vile % Ashoyille, Hot Springs and .n0rr
also Danyile to Atlanta. Birminghan r
phis and Kansas CITY DO. without change
TRAIN No. o. 300 l.. g.
IASI NAIL, daily. for at points F0rih .-l
4 Southwest, Connections % M0salv Inr...
ior tsrmyllle and POWnatsn railroad. at E..
vile for Clarksville, oxford. henderson
pam and Raleigh through coach Nehm.- y
iAelshl; az DanVlle with Pullman ~I0a...
augusta and Atlanta. a. Greensboro nr IT,.
nain, haleigh, &c, also with Pullman ...
lot knoxville via AsLcYIt. Naellnlf.n ~.
Pouthwost Nestibu.ed Limited south .,.
leaves Danyille $3.50 4. ST.
TRAIN no. lT. Goo y. g.
\ MtLlA ACCOMMODATION. daily o...-.
sunday for Amelia Courthouse all FIX.
mediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
IRAN NO. u, $50 A. ~. No. 10. 5.sp. '-..y a..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

THE TANoRlrE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW 1OI.

- y y p IliIffiiHU.
IAAlN 81. Sep. 3.i0 ID II
| OCAI EAlhE~0. dai.v ar..n. ...r.
Il Stops AZ all stations. A. l.a.ter .fan.- 10y
meets with stage Tor MaIker.1H. a'.1 c......
with baltimore steamer q. Ne,t IoM.
TRAIN so. if. $3.50 %. 81
baltimore LIMITED. laIr. er-er. ..
ID DAY, for West Point connecting ul. 80,
river steamer for Baltimore A. N.
steamers c0nuec. With Baltimore and Of...,
road tor Washington. Ihlai .I.a AMI l
York. FARE: Richmond .0 h..rmo.. S.
Washington, 50, 90 Philadelphia .I..
York. $3.50.
SIEAMERS LEAVE BAITlM0 tn.r
LOR WEST POINT. dnIY err.t e....-
4 thence by Richmond and lana a ....
% richmond, arriving at l.l. D. 81 N
A. "
TRAIN SO. 49, $3.50 A. W
OCAL MlA -D. daily. except uia ..r,
i lYenty-ihlri street station Cor SOS. .-'
and Intermediate points.
Ticket office az station foot NJ Virginia ..,st
open 900 A. VI. go 0.0J 70 1i. and from N
3.2O a. VI.
city ticket Office, goo Main street
SOL. uASS. JAS i.IAII0.
Traffic Manager Gen Passenger At.t
~. A.. II. n
Assistant General Passenger As...
Charlotte A .
~. II. GREEN General Manager
J.. bLhAELtl. superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-14

New York and Tampa TIA. via Jacksonf..
ON Trains Sos. 50 sud 81 sleoIns.cars Nr.a D
Now York and Charleston. On Trains ST..
and IS sleeping-cars between Row lofA .li
Jacksonville. 900 .I..l a. I.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

.The Private Secretary will begin weeks engage
uent az the STANDARD Theatre Monday eVn!ng August
90 Following the OF the people III the cast
Edwin Ttavcrs William Fairbanks. w. j. Constantine.
rvolyn Evans Thomas David Thomas Weber and Misses
lane Grafton Lucy Taylor. Alice Farbrother and Nellie
Whiting.
DE Wolf Hopper has extended an invitation through
The agents OF the hmm and International steamship Com
many % CAPTAIN Watkins and other officers OF the CITY
- paris 10 witness u performance Of wang" at the
nroadwa Theatre The Invitation has been accepted by
cab and the OF their visit will be arranged upon the
arrival Of the steamship tomorrow. Mr. Hopper was q
ssenger on the trip from Europe recently, In which the
Of Paris broke all previous records and he takes this
occasion 10 show his appreciation to the gallant COMMANDER
and his brother for the cottesies extended
10 him the voyage .
..Th. White Squadron has been bought BY Mr..
po, who was already It's manager. and the play Is 10
,e rewritten by Augustus Thomas.
nrofes sonal notl2ee Of Lady Iii" will be given at
,,a standard Theatre Thursday.
rew farcc-comedy called The KID was presented
-, 49, Dr., iiu in this city H." Columbus Theatre last
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
ANOTHER WHITE SPOT on MARS.

PROFESSOR HALL STUDIES AN APPEARANCE on
THE NORTH PoLE-NO DOUBLE CANALS.
Washington Aug o. (speclaI.- observations Of Mars
continue to be made every clear night by the
astronomers at the Naval Observatory In this city, The
industry Of Professor Asaph Hall In this direction
being zcalousy emuatcd by the other officials at this
Institution. With reference t. the results Of his
more recent observations Professor Hall said today
that the evening OF August IL for this latitude,
one Of the best for observations during the present
opposition Of Mars. the atmospheric condition being paH
tlcularly favorable. For short time when near
the meridian, the image Of Mars was very good, an'
during examination of his surface through The great
telescope there appeared at the north pole wide.
white spot, similar In character 10 the one hereto
fore under minute examination at the south pole.
According 10 Professor Halls observations the white
spot at the north pole of Mars is fainter and not
well defined A. the at the south pole, yet the
outlines Of the former spot and Its white color
distinctly seen.
On the evening Of August 10 the white spot at
the north pole again distinctly seen by Professor
Hail. and IL then appeared to b. broad, and while
not distinct on the 18th, still quite noticeable.
AT present the white spot Is partly hidden owing
10 the position Of une planet. Confined close oh
scrvotl0ns II this white spot at the north pole
Will be made, In the same manner and for the same
purposes which have governed the examinations OF
the white spot at the south pole the theory being that
II newly ulSfDNtIcl WultS spot Is SHOW, lnnutHctu
and modi the other south spot appears IL
he, verihcauon Of data relating 10 the length Of
Marian days aud other important matters Of >teres
10 astronomers can be made.
ON the evening Of the 18th. Professor Hall was
particularly minute In his examinations relative TO
the theory Of sclaparelli that the surface Of Mars
was crossed and recrOssed with double lines OF
canals" mt practically mathematical distances and
directions, and while the atmospheric conditions
particularly favorable, and single lines well
seen double lines could he made out. In
sequence therefore OF such favorable opportunities for
seeing the double lines. the belief on the part Of "a
uOnOmciS, AZ the Naval Observatory that none but
singh" lines crossing the face OF Mars exists grows
stronger.
In relation 10 the published reports that he had said
that the white spot at the south pole Of the planet
had not dimn he'd I'm Size, Professor Hall mOdcsly
marked that he had been misunderstood on this point
as he had frequently said that that spot had De
creased In size good deal since IL, observations had
been begun III July. lie said further that this spot
IS now smaller and sharper in outline and has taken the
appearance. that lie III 1877 VI depression In the
centre OF the spot