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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09

THE TAnrrr BILL.

The tariff bill IN at last under discussion
II. the house, where its Democratic friends
can have their own way. The house Is
overwhelmingly Democratic; vote will
be taken January - and then the real
fight will begin over the bill In the United
Eta.es senate. The Democrats have bat
i've majority In that body; there Is no gag
Law; there are at least half dozen DEM
ocratic senators who will refuse TO vote for
the bill in its present form. The senate
will consume 81 least three or four months
in the consideration aud discussion of the
tariff bill and IL will no. be enacted before
July next, If IL Is enacted ut all.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09

SIS Fine Novelty Mixtures -
Above quoted Dress Goods =. u
wool. and as soc upwards are im..ss.
ed, mostly our exclusive ssyiea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09
HorSEKEEPINa DEPARTMENT

Large California All-Wool Whit
Blankets reduced from 6so ~
P1AA W. ~ I
Extra fine California Ailwol
White Blankets reduced from
$40 per pair to- ..... 1,
Eastern fine All = Wool wh;A
Blankets reduced from IS per
p<iaA w. -s-..s .-.s...-.... ~
Extra large Eastern White Ban.
kets reduced from si.25 per pair
10. q,
Princeton White Blankets ~.
duced from 81 per pair to ...... Il
Belmont White Blankets reduced
from 81. IS per pair TO. ....... 1;
And fifty other grades Of White =,
Colored Blankets. all at . sscri6ea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09
The Governor In Danger OF Losing .
Car Of Bntter and Erga.

TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. S-Gov. Lewelling
has gone to Salt Lake city, to be absent
week. The governors commission house
at Wichita shipped n car of butter and
eggs to Utah over which there was
trouble, hence the trip West
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09
Three Solid Papers.


Tho Rereilie has only two Sound contem-
poraries with it in the daily field which
have not sbusted" or changed ownership
from one to half dozen times within its
life as q daiy-ths Posr-INTELLIGKScER
and Tacoma Neus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
walIl. Memorial A.sociation.

Prominent and influential citizens Of
Baltimore have organized wallis Me-
mortal Association" 10 commemorate tho
est.mable lie OF the late Hon Severn
Tcackle Wallis IL. D., author, orator
jlrst. historian, md lifelong philanthro-
Dit 4 multitude ~ this country and
others hold his name and his services III
reverence
His ufe-spiinrs-Severn. Teacile, and
Wallis-every one were EOnorably repre-
serted in tn. annals Of Virginia.
The association designs TO provide q
permanent memorial Of the life and pub
he service, q the rsyercd deceased by a
memorial c-iltl0n Of his writings, a statue
or bust. nnd other manifestations.
IL IL PROPOSED % raise fund OF $1,000
Those subscribing will be enrolled as
members Of the association.
Many hare of the legal profession and
Others. doubtless whom the virtues OF
MI Walls my have impressed, viii be
alal u ajl in this just memorial 10 a
noble man and earnest Christian All de-
,,riug thus may address Mr.. W. Graham
BoUioin. treasurer. care Of MessItS Alex
andcr Brown d Sons, Baltimore, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
LONG TERMS FOR BlCAMY.
Ncws of the Hastings. Circuit. and Law
and Equity Courts Yestcrday

James George. Ananias Gorge. and
James Thraves. three negroes charged
with burglarlzing a number Of houses.
We're tried In tho Hastings Court yester-
Cay. They were convicted, and James
George was sentenced 70 the pcnite ntiary
for fifteen years, Ananias was ordered
TO De sent to the same institution for
twelve years while James ThraVes's pun
ishDent was fixed at twelve months in
the city Jail
In the Law and Equity Court the sTe-
cial jury In the case Of John l.. Harrison
vs.. the American Tobacco Company could
not agree and were discharged.
IN the case OF Philip Harris &c Co. vs.
pouici Wright and Taft Lawson, tho
jury returned a verdict for the PLAINTIFF
IN the sum Of SOL
The following suits were Instituted: An
gslo Myers, assignee Of Henry Myers
vs.. J. II. Jackson for slc5. Edel Brothers
VS. Stanton Jacks for 500; Laughed
Brothers &, Co. vs.. Joseph Rindsberg. for
f211
The following suits were brought In the
City Circuit Court yesterday
Tho Cohen Company against J.. NJ. T..
Johnson. Damages 500.
y. G.. Richardson against John T.
Hughes. ShcT1m Of the cry of Richmond
and committee OF John H. clayton, an
adiudgeI luuatic. Damages. 500
Richmond r. Lacy against the same.
Damage so,
The October term Of this court begins
Tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14

the Exposition, left for home yesterday
afternoon,
The FrictionleYs Metal Company, OF
which &. T.. Buck IL president and J. u.
| Bacon secretary Friday was awarded the
| contract TO furnish the city OF Petersburg
100000 gallon pumping engine boilers.
| and other machinery.
Rev. T. r. Thrcckmorton has been
preaching nj Antioch Baptist church for
a week for the pastor. Rev. W. u. Tyler
The interest is very great, and there has
been n number Of conversions. The meet
ing will continue next week
Professor Herbert Reese played the
commandments for those who sung at
thc musical and social entertainment
gwen by Aurora Lodge OF Odd-Fcllows
Thursday night, ana his music added
ercauy 20 the pleasure of the evening.
Mr. Conrad Lipsc0mb. formerly Of
richmond, but now one Of the managers
. the Bufor1 House. Charlotte. ~ g.
81 here attending the Exposition. He
'aa entirely recovered from his protracted
spell OF sickness and is looking unusually
we'll
Rev. Or Bandrum breaches tonight the
second or a series OF sermons on Lessons
from Experience" These sermons sre
all suggested by letters that friends in the
city have sent Or. Landrum as TO how
They would live n they could live their
lives over again,
The services at the Grace Street Baptist
church will he Of unusual interest,"
to-day, ana Or. Hatcher viii preach a
sermon tonight on the Trembling
King" During the services Mr. Haddon
.. Watkins viii, by special request, cling
two OF his beautiful solos.
Highland Springs Lodge. No. 70, OF
oId-Fcllows was organized az Elects
Han Friday night by speclal-Depuiy-
Grand Master O.. II. Jones. Past-Grand-
Master Thomas y. Kcndler. District
Deputy Charles POhl'g. and Grand Patri-
arch Manly y. Ramos assisted by Past
Grsnds W. II. Bailey. c. W Morris.
Walter G.. Duke. and J. w. White, OF
Aurora Lodge. No. IFS: Grsni-Seoretary
T. Wiley Davis and Grand Treasurer John
W Ferguson. Of the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia. pisiricj-Deputy :. Il. Crovder.
Capital CITY Lodge No l0l; J. L. Crump.
district deputy Of Powhatan: Alexander
Campbell. noble grand If Powhatan
Lodge, Pcwhatan county. and the degree
STATS Of Capital CITY Lodge. No. lol. and
Aurora Lodgs, No. ZIG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
Scnfti.h Iiito MasOns.

Liberals Lodge Of Perfection. No. g.
Ancient ana Accepted Scottish Rite Of
Fr.e,naeonly. will m'ct at s. Adams
Han Monday night. The fourth. hfth'
AMI sixth degrees Will be conferred IN an
in,Dresslve manner. and business OF i'm
r.ortance will be transacted The four
tenth degree will be conferred on a
large class during the fan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
RiChiuoDders In New York

NEW YORK, October l3.-(Special)-H
j. Pst'cn. Grand Union; NJ. s Block
Albert. T. ;. Wood, Broadway Central
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
COuRT ORDERS

- : - -
VIRGINIA: IN THE LAW AND
' EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOSD TIE 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894.
Merritt *. Wallace .Plaintir,
Against
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, a
corporation duly chartered By and doing
business under the laws Of the state OF
Pennsylvania .................DeIe [.
The following copy OF summons Is here.
by published pursuant TO an order OF eaid
court, entered this day in the above case:
The Commonwealth OF Virgnia-To the
Sheriff OF the city OF Richmond. greet
ing:
we command you TO summon the Penn
sylVania Railroad Company, a corporation,
duly chartered by and doing business
under the laws OF the State OF P.nnsyi-
vania. TO appear at the Clerks office OF
the Law and Equity Court OF the city
Of Richmond, at the courthouse OF SAID
city. at tina rules TO be holden for. the
said court on the THIRD MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER NEXT. 10 answer the ae,
ton OF Merritt X. Wallace of a plea OF
trespass on the case. Damages. SO,OVo.
And have then there this writ.
Witness, +, p. Winston. Clerk OF our
October. 1884, and IN the listh year OF
'''s p. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
Edgar Allan and Edmund Waddill, Jr.'
attorneys for the plaintiff. oc 7-Suft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14

IN the Clerks Oflce 4 the Circuit Court
Of the County If NonrcJ-Babcock 4
Executors. Plaintiffs. Against Babcock
ct ais Defendants
!. John r.. Broadlus. Clerk Of the said
court. do certify that the bond required
OF the Special Commissioners by the de-
cree rendered in said cause On the "a day
Of October. 1894. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk Of the
said court, this 81 day Of October 1894.
JOHN T.. BROADDUS.
OcG Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
RICHMOND, Va, October y, 1894.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO HALLWAY
COMPANY
for the purpose Of eecting directors and
for the Transaction Of such other bust
mess as may lawfully come before the
meeting. will be held az the office OF the
company. in the Pace building. in the city
of Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY. the
23d day of October, lS9i. at 10 \. NJ.
c. L.. VI ELLFORD.
oc 7-tOc23ln Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
DEAL BARGAINS.
FORMATION

- EAL BARGAINS. -
$500 viii buy Most Desirable Fourth
Street Dwelling, near Cary street
renting for 500
$1,000 viii buy an Attractive West-Cary-
Street Dwelling, near Belvil're
street. worta 5000. Rents for 500
per annuW.
$500 win buy Il Neat and Attractive
Dwelling on south Pine street. near
beverly.
This IL an exceedingly rare chance for
n genuine bargain, and You should sre
us at once II ycu desire 20 secure q good
Investment or an attractive aud desirable
home. J. Il. ELAN &; CO.
oc AIT liz east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
NOTICE.

~
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the WORKINGMAN'S LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY viii be III
At the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad shops on MONDAY.
october y, 1924, at 4:30 J.. NJ. for the
election Of officers ana the transaction
Of such other business rs may properly
come before It. JOHN ]. ROTH,
oc l2-3t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
II. O. CRAMBLIN. W. j. CARTER
CHAMBLIN e CARRIERS COMBI-
" NATION SALE OF
TROTTING STOCK

will be held on the grounds during the
race-meeting OF the Virginia State EN-
position,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. &C.
TOBER nth AND 18TH.
Gems of rare quality will be offered to
the highest bidder. WITHOUT LIMIT OR
RESERVE. Positively no by-biddng al
lowed. In the WILKES CONSIGNMENT
from Kentucky. sent by :. T. HARRISON,
from Lexington, are full brothers and
sisters to tried performers. campaigners.
and race horses, by well-knOwn producing
sons and grandsons of George wilkes.
out of great producing dams by
George Wilkes, Daniel Lambert, strath-
more, Wilkes Boy (2:2iI.), Red Wilkes,
Princeps. etc. This lot includes a dozen
or more 3-year-old geldings bred BY w l..
simmons, Lexington, Ky, the superior OF
which have never been offered at any
sale; q most select collection indeed, capa-
bic Of showing great speed. prospective
race horses Of brilliant capacity, Among
those with records are Brown Jim. 2.29A. (;
the Little Thorn, 229A. fast. handsome.
and elegant rosd-mar., much faster than
oughbred geldings. able to run iast aul
stay. that would make fine hunr,.s and
saddlers Mr.. o. IT, Berry viii 80 10
in Aaron wilkes. by Wickiiffe. Er. J. -.
MasengiIl sends from Tennessee Model.
q richly bred son OF Indian Hin. out Of
Lorette dam o. In 2So lisD, by HANDLE
tonLan. 10. Other cons!gDers are j. II.
Scales Frederick pleesants, III. W
OKeeTe, Pendleton Brothers. J. B. Nc
Comb. W. T.. Grant. Whitby Farm, Fox
hall Farm. john ID. Seabrighi. Or. j.
W Madara, etc.
In addition to the above. are elegant
combined horses. saddlers. and high-class
roadsters The sale will be held In the
forenoons and adjourn In time for the
afternoon races Remember the dates,
October l7th end 18th.
For catalogues and further informa-
ton. address
CHAMBI.IN & CARTER.
scl east Main street, Richmond. Va.
p. o. Box, $40.
p. S-The sale begins at 9:3n A. NJ.
sharp each day. The WILKES CoNSIGN-
MENT from Kentucky win be offered on
second day. The noted livestock aue'
Ky. win cry the sale. oc is-FSsu-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
AUCTION Satisfactorily.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
L. X. ELLIS, AUCTIONEER.

BY order of the YOKOHAMA TRADING COMPA.
NY, of New York, will sell their entire stock of JAPAN.
ESE GOODS in No. 3O3 Broad street. Richmond, Va,
without limit reserve commencing
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1894,
at 1870 A. NJ. and $3.50 p M and continue TUESDAY
MORNING at 1920 o'clock and $3.50 P NJ and on until
entire stock of JAPANESE BRIC-A-BRAC SCREENS,
PORTlERES IVORY CARVINGS, BRONZES, RUGS,
&C. is disposed Of Goods exhibition Monday morning
Seats provided for the ladies' Don't miss this opportunity
oc1ae f. K ELLIS, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
CHAMBIIN & CARTER,
sol east Main street. Richmond. u

NHE BEST DINNER IN TOWN
i for as cents. Fire MEAL TlckklS. ~ 10
ADVANCE. wINDsOR HOUSE.
&C Sa,su&W2ts loI poIth Eighth street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
MEETINGS..

MAS MIC TICE. "A.
vi ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED sCOT- XIX
TIsH RITE or FKEEMASONHi.
SOUTHERN JURISDIC ION. L. :. A.. COM
MOSWEhLTH OF NiNGiNiA. ORIENT or
kIIHAO&D.-1ne regular meeing OF iIBEk-
las Lodge OF PERFECTION. No. ., vii. DO
nell al 81. Alhans EGll MONDAY. October II,
1904 at & p u. WORK in several degrees.
Members OF he Kite IA good standing are fra
ternally invited 10 attend.
By order OF the Venerable Na-tcr, THOMAS
WrIr1LT $50. {. 4. NESBlTT, 81,
I4-It secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14

by virtue OF the above decree, as, spe-
ciai commits siOners therein appointed. we
Will proceed TO sell. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER l6, 1921.
at O'clock J.. NJ. tho above NAI;UABLE
FARMS, and In the following order:
!. The homestead, known as CEDAR
LAWN" containing lis acres Of land,
sltuated OF the Seven Pines Electric rail-
way. IN the county oil Hsnrico. about
three miles from the city. Among the
Improvements T. the two--tory frame resi-
dence, al in order, "A detached managers
house. barn5 out.houses, and stabling
for twenty -hvs or more horses. and
g A TRACT THOUGHT TO BE 81
ACRES, more or less, adjoining the pro-
perty OF the Masonic Home Of Virginia,
In the county OF HenrlcO, about two miles
below Richmond:
Cedar Lawn" the residence OF the late
Captain \. q. Bsbcock. Is known to be
one vi the best stock farms AROUND our
CITY. The land is in first-class condition,
level and we'll cultivated all under good
fencing. and IS admirably arranged Tor
raising tirst-grade stock. having trial
tracks. stablins. &c, for this purp -.
These farms are admirably adapted for
suburban homes, being within few min
Utes' ride on the electric line to the centre
of tho city. The tract Of 81 acres Is in eT-
cellent condition for trucking: no better
u be had. Parties desiring a suburban
home could not do better than secure
either or both OF these places
The cars on the Seven Pines Electric
road leave the corner Of twenty niuth
and + streets every hour during the day,
airorilng 10 persons desiring 10 attend
The sale the Opportunity Of so doing with
the loss OF only d couple OF hours time.
Parties leaving the city at o'clock viii
be in time 20 attend the sale
TERMS: ore fourth cash; and the resi-
due upon a cred.I Of on. two and three
years from the date OF sale, the credit
instruments 20 bear Interest az the rate
OF per Mt. per annum from the date
Of sale. and to be evidenced by negotiable
notes Of the purchaser with interest add
Ell. and the title 10 the property TO be
retained until the whole purchase money
Is paid and a conveyance ordered by the
court: but the purchaser shall be given
the privilege n paying all cash If he de-
sres 10 % so.
\ r. COURTNEY,
BENJAMIN y. AUGUST.
Special (Omm ssiOncrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14

RICHMOND, VA, October I. 1895.
VUE MEDICAL j. X A NJ ] \ | y &
l. BOARD OF VIRGINIA will meet IN regular
session in KichmCni,
OCTOBER %. 1894,
ats p. NJ. in the Han Of tho House OF Delegates,
mo examination will DO open % all desiring
b commence the practice Of Medicine IN Vir-
g'Dia. btSJANif hAkklrON.
Secretary Of the Medical BANNING Board Of
virginia. O: 1t,l7,10,2l-4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14
BY Denoon. Tupper & co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
SCI Main street
Barton Heights Lots

FRONTING e2 FEET on EAST SIDE
Or BARTON AVENUE.
BEING LOTS AND IN BLOCK z.
on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS. iSei
at 40 o'clock y. NJ This PROPERTY
is most deslrably located 10 the bat part
OF the growing town o. Barton He1ghis.
go convenient 10 Richmond by electric
line.
We can sell these LOTS at a low prica
and on long time.
DENoON, UPPER 6 co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-14

will be held on the grounds during the
race-meeting OF the Virginia State EN-
position.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OC-
'rnllt-D NTH AND 18TH
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01
Neuntes Rapitel.

Molten, bes l1nmutbs auf Der
@ttrn, betrat &tttner, na96em CT bic
beiben @9meftern berlaifen hattie, bas
6abritgebdube, no 8rett14netoer linn
nit einem @eii4t, benz nod bic ST.
regung iiber ben itattgebabten @uf<
trttt an3ui eben par, entgegentam.
vWas lit bier porgegangen9" mar
bic critic 6ra9e bes DIRECTORS, unb in
tur3en Worten pieberbolte ber @ertz
fiibrer, baB, tpie CT benz Dtrettor Be-
reits telegrapbtrt bGtte, Der Baron in
Der 6ubrit er f4ienen lei uno i'm Mufz
trag bes &ommer3ienratbs benz Ma<
rel bic @teuung s~etiinbigt babe unb
3tpar auf 1ofort. Muf feline Trage
nab ben @riinben babe ber Baron jez
be Grtldrung pertpeigert, ptelmebr
betont, i'm als ben 3utunfttgen
@4miseriobn bes @befs gu refpettiz
rem unb benz Muftrag, ben CT uberz
bra4t babe. itritte Solge gu geben.
@tttner's Mienen batten ii@ nod
mebr umf@attet; unmi1turli@ 5udz
ten linn bic 9dnbe.
r@s 1T gut," fa9te ct tur3, "i&
merbe mir uon benz 9errn &ommerz
3ienratb be erforberli4e Muftlarung
erbttten. Die &iinbt9ung muB mtz
berrufen tperben. Do@ fabren Sic
fort. Mas fat es nit benz gnGbtgen
SFrGulein Q%eQeben?"
Ser Wertfiibrer narb perlegen,
mas benz Dtrettor nt@t entging.
@6orf fab er i'm ieBt an.
rDcS gn5b;gc 'TrGvl:i1 ta:1 icbr
CUR unaeit na@ Der 5abrit," itamz
melte Der WertfIbrer. ~Mber i'm
@runbe genommen mar nt&t fte bic
@erenleduns bes @ufrubrs' f0n0ern
@ittner's 3use erbellten ii@ ft&tz
li@.
rMb, ba@te i@ mir es bo@, bab bas
Mdb@en pieber TIRE 9dnbe i'm @ptez
lie batte!" rief ct aug.
@arum trafen 8rett1@neiber UNI
pertennbar bic Worte, als ieten lie oez
gen i'm felblt geri4tet?
rDte 2ent itanb am Sbor, unb i'd
pies lie fort, neil Sic es mir 10 be-
foblen batter, 9err Direttor," ertlGrz
te ct einigermaben %bertpirrt. ~Da
ober lam i6 19Dn an. Die 2eute,
tpelde eben lire 8e1per bielten, nab<
men partei mtoer midi, uno nur
Soft meiB, mas baraus getporoen
tpGre. Da - als bic Notb am grDbz
ten mar, raiten auf einmal bic Maz
i9inen -"
vungliidl eliger," fel @ittner linn
ms Wort, mas bitten sic unri4z
ten f0nnen! Mber peiter!"
rNne ludten ben Musgana, ieoer
mar al>f feline Rettun9 beba4t, tie
iiberitiir5ten fi4 ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01

nit Mnitreneune berpor, in oas eletdz
fam gu Stein er1tarrte Mntllb Hoz
las blideno. $3.50
sd bin, pie i'd iein mub' tpis t@
ni6t anbers fem tann!" CAB Mola
felt aurud. .Das i'd nit benz 8az
ron gu reben babe, muB nit ibm al
lein ae19eben, NIT linn allein: Was
i9 i'm gu iasen babe, pertraet tetz
men :3euoen. Wenn aber Elm FOLDER
nDtbt9 fem ionte, 10 tpiirbe i'd mir
benielben bort bolen, mo t@ tbn u11z
parteii@ gu fnosn mabte: unten i'm
Dprfe!"
I'D per5tebe Did nidt, &ola!"
entrans es ii& @pi 5itternb.
go 3erbri& Dir benn &opf baz
riiber nidt, 2iebite," perieBte bic 1doz
ne, itolae @9peiter, "9u pirit bic
Wabrbeit immer nod gu frib erfabs
rem. sd peib NIT aller &larbeit.
mas i'd min! Sas LAB Dir fir iebt
senug ietn!"
Sri waste teine Grase mebr. Der
Son Mola's 1@nitt ibr ms 9er5.
Sbre Rraft mar gu Gnoe, unh mi: etn
@utomat, tpel@er ein3ig meaanil4
benz men19li@en Wiuen gebor@t,
uantte iie in ibr @ema4, mo- lie
qlei65am baltlos 5uiammenbra&.
Mud Hola mar in tbr 3tmmer &C.
eilt, mie BON Turien 9eiagt, unb al
lein, brad Mles, mas in tbr tobte.
nit MQgetpalt it4 8abn, UNI 1t4
t%unb3ugeben in einem i&ier mablos
{9einenben Musbru4 Der Wer3fpetz
flung.
Mber muir fir Mtnuten tobte Der
@turm iiber lie oabin; bann erbob
1i9 bas 19Dne Mdo4en, talt, 1tol3,
ftarr pie ale5ett. Sn tbren 3tpar
farblos blei4en 3iigen prG9te 1t@ cine
Gnti4loKenbett aus, mel&e benz Sob
felbit troben gu polen 1@ien, unb
lire Mugen loberten III einem 6euer,
tpel9es Der iengen NUT BITE, mas 1etn
@trabl traf. -.
@o ri4tete {ie ii9 auf, 10 perlieB
1e bas @ema4, NIT unb0rbarem, aber
ii@erem S9ritt iiber ben &orrtbor
babin1@reitenb, bis tie ben @alon
errei9te, in tpel@em lie ben Baron
ibrer barrenb tpuBte ben Baron,
ben Mann, benz tie ii@ perlobt uno
benz ie 1i4 bamit gu etgen 9e9eben
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-04

Prom the m uddeiphid Public Ledger.
A sea hare. n marine animal. specimenA of which
have never before teen found In this latitude, was
found at Cape May one day last week by Harry Lem.
man. Mr. Lehman was fishing and caught Il In his
net. The q "A her was unknown to the fishermen Of
the locality, who tho' ght IL belonged to the cutie
nsh "a mlly, as II emit cd from a sac on the under side
fluid u u red and black co or. The specimen. whi,h
weigh about two and n half pounds, has been pre-.
scented to the Academy OF Natural Sciences, and will
lie cxhi Ut ii In n live state I'm the museum for a few
days for the hei eit o. visio ..
A member Of the academy has furnished the follow.
Ing description of the specimen: Aphysia, or. as 1t 10
commonly called, the sea hare, is a mollusk allied to
the snails and sluss, hut living In the sea and feeding
on marine vegetation. Its shelf Is rudimentary and
Internal. the body being protected by n neshy lobe or
Hap on each side. The head has four tentaclcs. The
eyes are very small. Species OF aphysla have been found
In Bermuda and FLORIDA, but never before on the Jer.
sey coast. This specimen. therefore. extends the
range about 1000 miles. In ancient times aphysia
was supposed to be poisonous. and TO cause badness
to any one handling them. but they are now known 70
be perfectly harmless.