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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-28

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

Indiana. Pa. describes his own expert
ence as follows:
1T was about six years ago when /
first tried Paine's celery compound for
nervous diseases and rheumatism. In the
severe winter climate in tho state OF
Michigan was at our mission station
there, and became 4 great sufferer. /
used three bottles ~ Paines celery com
pound, and was very greatly benefited
thereby. began 20 advise my members
WHO were sick TO use in. and I'm every
case where the directions were strictly
obcycl the treatment was successful.
In a very few years past hundreds OF
ottlcs have been used directly through
ny advice Pane's celery compound Is
Tar better than any other remedy. ana
leaves no bad effects in the system. It's
manifold healing qualities make Il a boon
of life and a blessing 10 the afflicted be
yond any preparation within my reach.
The great falling of IN the amount
OF rheumatism, neuralgia, and nervous
weakness that physicians have every
where noted comes from the Widespread
knowledge that there is no need OF
suffering any longer from these COM
mon Diseases. II is now everywhere
known how correctly Professor Edward
n. Phelps. VI. D., IL. u. OF Dartmouth
College. understood tho needs or surfer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

virginia. learning: religious toieratioh
an, overriding. appeals IN this one NvISc,
from the ashes. / hope the fund VIII ~
To this MIR. valentine. treasurer Of the
fund roulicd. Your letter enclosing
check FOR 80 was received TINS ihul Nus
You strike tn keynote OF tht 81 utit, IN, y,
our common oW nershlp Ia this Nhs''' ~, y
nobiest free institution Of leftinhS' IN IN.
pressed by your patriotic Wofhs. ! ~ mn
given your letter to the press Iuil fiuS''
cation. feeling assured that y VIII IL, III -
great measure. arouse our ielloW -ti ti1'lis
To the knowledge that the University on
Virginia IS their possession. ana 70 tdhc
a practical interest In IT'S welfare.
TEACHERS ASKED TO HE'LL.
President ". r. Meredith. Of the Rich
moud Chapter Of Alumni }. UT itc,'I, ,'
of tho following letter from Superintend.
ont William +. Fox, Of the Richmond
public schools
e Yours of last week. asking me 70 take
some steps for raising iund LOT re-
buillu. Tho university among our puhlic-
schools. bat enclose copy of "A circular
forbidden by general regulation TO TAKE
nm any collection from the pupils or inc
school. bat I enclose a copy or circular
1 have addressed 10 our principals ana
Whhc teachers, when, ! nope VIII nIihb
The circular is as follows
con Sunday october 2lth, the main
building. %: the University. 81 virginia
were Earned The pride Of our people.
The fountain Of higher education IN the
STATE lies in ashes It's work continues
without inicrmission. hut Is greatly i'm
rodcd bv the want Of suitable facilities.
iI'He Board OF Visitors have decided 10 re-
build as soon as the necessary funds can
he secured The AID Of every friend of
education IN the state Is needed. can
Won not do something 10 help on this
noble work. Any contribution you make
may be- handed 20 me. and | Will transmit
10 10 the person properly authorized 10
receive 10. He who gives quickly gives
double
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
THE SITE REJECTED.
Stuart,S Monument viii Not Be Erected
On The Triangular Lot.
THE LOCATION Not SUITABLE.
Letter 10 He Sent 80 the '"""c''
Declining the Tender nnd Express
f,y Thanks observation-disclosures al
the Veteran Cavalry Association

Tho monument TO General J. T. T.
s,uart Mil not Pee erected ON The triangu-
lar loi Al the intersection OF Brook ave-
nue.. Adams. and Broad streets when
was purchased by the City Council at
cost Of $1,000. and tender 90 The Nete~
ran Cavalry Association 90 the Army Of
Northern Virginia. as d site for the
memorial 20 the dashing cavalry officer.
The Board of Directors Of thc Associ1-
ton met al the Ecsimentd Armory last
evening az o'clock for the purpose o.
nuing vacancies in the board caused ly
the deaths az Major W. J. Johnson. Judge
D. ". Lacy. and Major a. @. IahcocN.
This business was disposed OF ege the
question Of accepting or rejecting the SITE
was discussed. and Major 4. r.. Nonable.
Mr.. W. b. Palmer ana Mr T. 7. sutton
were unanimously elected 20 membership
on the board
A resolution wlg offered hv Mr. j. j.
Vaughan, providing for the election OBJ
chairman Of the Board oi directors
from among the yicc-IicsIIcntf al ihe
association. to preside over the dtihei"-
tons Of the board iu tle absence Of the
president. General flit Tee. This fcfo-
luton was adopted aud Mr Ut. W.
Sydnor Was ch.e.u chfIrmgn on Wol9n
Of Mir b. a. Catun afr. SFfn0r was 'ni-
powered 90 appoint sub chairman Z"
serve iu bis absence. Colonel John w.
Gordon was chosen assistant secretary.
The question N the monument Site was
then taken up ana informally discussed
by the few present ali of whom opposed
the acceptance of the site ON tle cone
affi.rs fr,ltole1 ir fine Council which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
THE roRrEDoEs Exploded.
John Ross Quite Painfully Injured
at the PefersburE Depot.

4 severe explosion occurred 40 the
Richmond and Petersburg freight depot
at . O'Clock yesterday morning. and as
"a result two men john Robinson. coll
ored driver flr Hicks & Howard ana
John Ross. truckman at the depot
were quite painfully burt.
Nir. boxes Of t0rpcI0es. which were
consigned to Hicks d. Howard. were
being loaded on their dray hy Ross ana
Robinson. and the men handled The nl1tn
forpodoee exploded with terrible era %.
RIOS, was hurried from the dray 10 the
ground ana dazci. though not rendered
unconscious lle was carried INTO the
office and the ambulance summoned
which responded at once. loo The charge
of pr. r.. B. IuAford. who found that me
mans hand had been badly lacerated, ana
his thumb almost torn off, Tie touhh il
necos-lrv 10 take nine stitches in the
Robinson escaped with slight Injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

In the case Of T.. T.. Powell against
". \ Willrov and others. which vas
heard iu the city Circuit Court ytSteI1dt w.
a verdict Was rendered for the defendant.
'rho cases of d. : Mccarthy against
Anderson Knox. same AGAINST g. W..
Ianehorno. and same against Charles
Gray. were dismissed.
Chcsaposke and Ohio Railway COMPANY
for damages. which the plaintiff claims
to tho extent of $500 for falling over the
tracks of the company az Eienth street.
Cont Yesterday. Tho jury went u view
INC scene Of the accident
Suit was brought iu this court yoster-
dav bv the Enterprise Boiler Company
against tho Richmond Railway ana Eicc-
fric COMPANY Tor $3.50. claimed 10 bee
due for materials and supplies furnished
the electric company under contract.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
IS DRYING OUT DISEASE.
DR.. ]. R. Baird Well Known
in American Missions.
Hundreds Of Bottles Of PalNe's Celery CON-
pound Prescribed by Him.
Has Found 1t a Blessing 10 the Afflicted
Beyond any Other Remedy.

Or. J. r. Baird is not only missionary,
but. what is not so we'll known. he IS a
physician Of large experience
His published account 81 the work he
has done in the state Of Michigan has
been read with interest. not only by those
particularly concerned in missions. but
by the public generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

There was a delightful entertainment
al die picturesque nome of Air. G8seoug.
on Chestnut Iln. Thursday nirht. The
house and grounds Wer- Irettiv deco
rated with Chinese and other fancy
lamps aui refreshments were served in
great variety. An interesting programme
VAS admirably li-coureei hv Ar and
Mrs. D. ID. Blair. Miss Mera, Miss Minnie
Oue.r-lerry and Mtssrs. Charles Jor-
don. John F0urguer.an, and George j.
TAYLOR The affair was under the l-rec-
tinn of the following committee Mrs s..
f. Moshy Mrs. Whiting. Mrs Lynch,
Mrs. vs. 49, Dunn. and Miss Mary Me-
D.armau. and fhe proceeds We're turned
n.nr ~ Tho M-.lln Ir.su.l-r.m clur-L-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

The United states Circuit Court ~ Ap-
pcals resumed its sessions AZ 1880 yester-
d9y fuoruinc There were present Judges
con Slmonton. and Brawley. The con-
Timed case Of Frederick Bergnar ct al
appellants. vs. Koch, sons a Co, appellee
was further argued by William Houston
Kenyon for appellee ana Hector T. rem
ton for appellants and submitted.
The afternoon session was taken mp
with tho cause ~ Joel II. Patterson, adj
minietrat0r. appellant. ". Samuel Spen-
Ger 81 I'D. receivers Richmond and Dan
VILE Railroad Company. appeilec-. Az
gu.I Iv s. = T. patt,-ou for appellant.
and r. b.. Munf0rd for apptllees, and
submitted
Court then adjourned until this morning
FOR conference. and until Monday for Iur-
Their argument Of cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
10 TIL, on Nissions.

Miss Laura 4. IIayeood. one of the mis-
sionar.cs supported ~ N" woman MIS-
eiouqrv Society OF The Methodist Episco-
nan Church. South. will boz in the city
Today and tomorrow This afternoon
SIN. viii address q meeting of those in
tcrestei in the cause of missions at
I-niou-Statlon church. and tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at Centenary church.
Both meetings will be held 40 3 o'clock.
Miss Hayg0oi is sister Of Bishop Atti-
gus q Hayg0od. of the Methodist Epis-
coral Church. and has ben engaged IN
missionary work az Shanghai. China.
Much valuable information may be cN-
pocted from her talks and our people are
fortunate 10 have the privilege of hearing
.a.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

William Rock alias chris Rock color
edl was tried in the Hastings Court yes
tcrday morning for grand larceny. The
verdict was five years I'm the penhenila-
~ motion for a new trial Was cone
tiuued during tho present term.
John Scott (c0lurgB was convicted of
grand larceny and sent TO the pcnitentia-
~ for one year
THE case Of Moses Brooks alias Adolf
phus Brooks (colOrcdD. who was charged
with grand larceny. was tried before
Judge Witt. and the accused sentenced 90
the p,utentdry for a term of four years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
Property Transfers.

Richmond William Brown 10 Susan,
Wif. Of Scott Wallace. - feet On south
side Leigh street between Hancock ana
r. Srt.punr ana wife 20 Bette \.
Niu.reld. 80 feet ON east side Kinney
Street between Leigh and Moore. Sl.3H.
Icurico. Thomas }. Miller 20 talhe Ter
kIne. 40 f,,t or north side Baldwin street
near James. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
TO PARADE THIS AFTERNOON.
The Richmond i.cnguc of "hec'"''"
VIII Make ~ Great Showtns'

An f. In readiness for the big parade OF
the Richmond League OF Wheeimeh 'hls
afternoon. and promptly at i:l' O'CLOCK
n does not rain the members or the
league vi.h their wheels. Will assemble
al tho cay Hall. A. soon as an a.
mounted and in order the parads VIII ~
The wheelmen will ride in columns OF
f0urs. and will boz headed by TWO mum
policemen. The line Of match WI -.
through Capitol SQUARE. up 1taCe - -
sixth thence 20 Broad. 10 fousn'D' ~
Grace no Grace 10 Richmond toileE''
thence 10 Franklin. down fIahhlin W
Fifth, thence 90 Grace, ana uo"" ''"'
t0 tho Capitol Square
The Governor viii review the patdHe az
II passes through the GROUNDS 70 tnS ~
ccutiye Mansion. Mayor Idyloi N"' -
view the parade as " passes MS resi-
dence. 40. 80 west Grace sure. .,,1
Through the courtesy ~ the MaS"' an'i
city Engineer that PORTION OF 80" ,,raJe
Franklin streets over which me ~ ~
will pass will be scrapci ana Ioil'H We
morning. and all holes Will be hl'd WIN
gravel and broken granite, 80 a3 .p =,
I'm good condition for the "n."i il H.,
is expected that there viii be- - ~ hhe.
II IL rains to-day the wheclmth AUG
viii be postponed until next saturday
NEW MEMBERS.
Tho following IS list ~ names adiei
To- Tho membership of the league since
the last report. oscar lsentgIuI,, - -
Anton Schatzcl. H. NJ. Carter charles
Rose. carter -. Johnston. ). Herbert
Mercer. Charles V. Palmer j.. Il. Cole
man i. Garnett Tabh. j. y. plcNersln.
4 Vs. Perkins. Harry w.. Baker ". ).
Aheru r.. s Freeman. T. L. COS ". y.
Enfler. George j. benson. Wallace T..
ehorer Charles =. Nudnau r.. Bennett
Fleet. John II. Overley, Willie e. Euuer.
NJ w. Peyser. =. $. Redwood, l.. ".
f-l.f f|NTnfIff
WYATT. j. l.. CaIIlc. j. ~ Lewis. Charles
pcgeuring. August Hftz.r. John l. Dor
scr. j. ~ 3. Peay. 30. Gaulert. y. w..
Brock. j ~. r.. peay. ". l.. Woods. John
r. Liehtfo0t. Ray cole. j.. s. Harvu. g..
Frs. H. $ MeW.man. :. Toicr. Harry j..
VIM. and j. \. Dyer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

so. -. Gal'y ior Atlanta aIt points bee
yond with through Pullman service.
NJ. i03 ~ 4stihuled Limited Train
Buffet Sleep-rs. Richmond % Atlanta.
Close connections az Atlanta Tor Sew
Orleans and al points South and south
west: and az Row orleans with the South
ern Pacific and Texas and Pacific rail-
roads to all Texas points. 40 extra
charge on "Nestibuled Trains
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No 40Z Atlanta Special kestlbulof
Limited Train" 6.D g. ~. daily
No. Is, Mail and Express. SO u. VI.
daily.
apply % ~. -. owen, Ticket Agent. BYRD
street station. Richmond Transfer Conc
pany, OIL east Main street aud Conn
pany's office. So east Main street
T. ST. JOHN.
President.
JOHN H. WtNDER.
General Manager.
n j. ANDERSON.
General Pagseug Agent
IT. ". BOYKIN. city Passenger Agent,
$50 east Main street SO -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT APRIL %. 1920.


LEAVE BYIlD-oikEET STATION
Z W A VI. Daily for Washington ana
points North. Stops At Elot
and local stations. Pullman
300 NJ. Daiiy. except Sunday. FOR
Washington and Points Ngf''-
Stops at Elha. Ashland i'n--
wen Milford Ffri.fi h'pli-.
Brooke. and Underwater PER-
lor-Dlr. also, connects VIII
Congressional Limited az
40 2. NJ. Dai'y Pr Washington ana
points Norih. Stops ~ EIha,
Ashland. boswell Milford,
Froierickshurg. Brooke, AMI
Whitewater. ami otnrr stations
sundays. sleeper. Richmond to
ARRIVE BYRD-sTREET STATION
$40 a. NJ. Daily. stops at. Niiew ttr.
Brooke. Frcdorick-burg MI
ford. boswell and Ashland,
and other stations Sundays.
Sleeper. New York TO Rich
2i5P. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. stops
AZ local stations and Elta.
6:52 p. NJ. Dsiy. siops only az Frele-
ricksnurs,. boswell and Ash
land. Hullmau-Care from New
York and Washington.
1926 A. NJ. Daily Stops az principal local
stations and Elbh Sleeping
Car. Connects with t0ngrts-
si0nal Limited between New
York ANA Washington
FREDERICKSBG ACCOMMODATIONS.
DAILY. except sunday
go p NJ L,ayss by. ., ,, 5't s,ilo,
ASHLAND TRAINS.
daily except. Sunlay)
6l2 :. VI Letves .tiha.
so /. 81 Leaves Ilhi.
60 4. VI. Arrives E'1a.
604 l. 81 Arrives EIba.
G. =. TAYLOR Traffic Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
RAILROAD LINES
(4i u 49,. - :. = 49, s.sss.sft.
A TLANTIC-COAS LINE.

I
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY
September h.. 1880, ...,l...
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-JNlo MIN
DEPOT -,
900 A. NJ. Arrives Petersburg eal \. NJ.
Norfolk n ~ a. ~ stops ohis
M Petersburg Naveriy, anu
Suffolk. Va.
9O5 4. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 90 4. ~.
Weldon liis 4, 81. f4yle .,'r
1fl3 T.. NJ. Savannah 1919 \.
NJ. Jacksonville 100 a. ".
Connects az wilson with no.
A.. arriving Goldsboro 800 T.
", Wilmington $50 T. VI
Pullman Sleeper New York 10
9.55 p. NJ. Local arrives Petersburg s.p
T. NJ Makes an stops.
$50 z. ~ Arrives Petersbgrs IS 3. NJ
Norfolk $50 7. N. Makes all
stops
Weldon e.21 J. st.. Fayetteville
1888 g. NJ. Charleston 6lO a
NJ. Savannah 135 A. NJ.
Jacksonville, 1870 T.. 81
NEW LINE To MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS -Arri.lng
Aiken ~ A. 81. Augusta son
\. N, Macon NJ 4. ~, Atlanta
1915 =. 81 Pullman Sleepcrs
New YORK 10 Charleston. Jack
sonville. Port Tampa, Aiken.
Augusta. and Atlanta.
$40 L. NJ, Arrives Petersburg i2lj \.
NJ. Burkfville 2u \. NJ
Iynchburg i.55 4 NJ. Roanoke
$50 r. NJ. Bristol - 80 A. "
Pullman sleeper Richmond 90
1888 A. NJ. Arrives fctersbprg lo5 y. 81.
Weldon 250 i 81. henderson
4oi a. NJ. Raleigh 5I7 8. NJ.
E.6erlon goip fi NJ. atlanta
TRAINS AVH1NE RICHMOND.
$40 a. A.. From JacNsoaN VILE. say man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
VIII seat SiNty-Ninc Hundred.

n was stated i'm the Dispatch yesterday
that thr plans of Mr.. Anderson for the
erection of hun for the Confederate lee
lrilu. submitted tp tho sub committee on
han 400 Murphvs Hotel Thursday nieht
provided f1r the accommodation of 6ot1
p,eous Th- report should have read
n.H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

STRIKES THE KEYNOTE.
Mr.. Hutzler sent his check In a short
note. IN which ne saws.
Enclosed find check FOR SO my con-
tributfon 20 a noble object. Our state;
The memcry G.. Jefferson: the pride at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
OLD DOMGN MON
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ - TRl-W WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW
sSsss.-o[A YORK.
St0amers leave Rich mOnd
EVERY TUESDAY, WEDN 81

~ steamers Leave Rich mond
EVERY TUESDAY, WEDN Es-
DAY AND FRIDAY al clock Z. 81.
Manifest closed one hour before sailing
49, ansrs leave New York from Pier
Cd \nrth river. for Richmond every Mon
nAN ana WEDNESDAY al Il. N and
SATt-RIAI at h. ~.
"a ...rprr accommodation UNSURPASSED
Cat-r rare 10 New Work. Oncludtng
NILS md BERTH VIA james river.
T,nn0nd. and Petersburg rail-
r.ai and Chesapeake and Ohio
railway ........--.... .-..-.-...-......f %
Roand-trip tickets, good for thirty
st-t5lat-fare, without subsistence. 5 %
T-ck9ts on sale at Richmond Transfer
Cl-nnauv's, Sol east Main street: Chesa-
e.i. a.11d OHIO. and Richmond ana pc
i.rshurr depOts, and at c0mpany's office.
fs6f INST Main street. where tickets 10
To4nv popular northern waterlng-places
and SUMMER resorts can be obtained.
T4rgage checked through.
Freleht forwarded ami through bills OF
latlng issued for points beyond New
FREIGHT received daily until +. NJ
passenger leaving Richmond on MON
DAYS TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
THl-KSDAYS. and SATURDAYS by the
chesapeake and Ohio railway (v.a New
port News) at $40 4. NJ. and by the Rich
Richmond and Petersburg Railway Com
many tsame days.. az \. NJ. viii make
connection at Norfolk with steamer ieay-
' GEo. ". ALLEN 4 co, Agents.
Sc - M. 1912 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

j. Il KENLN, Traffic Manager.
General Manager
q. : CAMPBELL
-. 70 niL--l.. IIl-------r Alunf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
SOCIETY'S
GREAT EVENT.
The Annual Horse Show" in New York,
November lith 10 18th, 1898.

yOU CANNOT AFFORD 10 MlSs
this splendid opportunity of visitins NJ"
YORK. and seeing this grand snow.
The ola Dominion steamship 'lili pens
viii run ITS second personally .conAhct,4
EXCURSION % New York 90 the Horse
show. Party now iormins. Leave i'icn-
mJud SATURDAY. November stA, AZ 90
l. NJ. via Chesapeake ana ONO tdiiNAf /.
connecting with our new auI tirshul
steam hip JamcstOHu, tL NofI *,
arriving in NrW YORK sunday 3 ~. .
refurnins. can leave New 1orA %
nay WEDNESDAY, OR TIL NsDA1,
m ; y n. or SATURDAY, 4 /. NJ, tlr
ola Point. arriving IN Richmond next
evening al so. Via Chesapeake ana ONO
railway Fare for round-trip including
meals and state-room berth on steamer.
only xlI. Tickets good for ten days. ana
~ return on any steamer OF the Inc Spc-
cial hotel rates have been secured (Ameri-
can and European plsns). As the party j.
limited. and New York VIII b. crowded
with visitors al that time, early apple %
ton should be made that good steamer
and hotel reservation may be secured.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & co., Agents,
1912 East Main Street,
TO- 20-su3I&tdotl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
RAILROAD LtNIs
80 - .Ss.vSs 49, .lsz.7
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY
tPIEDMoHr AIe.Lrvg,

CONDENSED SCHEDULE
~ EFFECT NOEIu..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
n Z Z NafoIk:8aSisn8a


IN EFFECT Nor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER h., 1880, ....,,,.
TRAINS LEAVE RlCHMOND-UNION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
RlCiIMOND's BUILDING FUND.
Tho HIchmond buIdlng fuud now

e.
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
l2W NJ.

Z 10 T. "
ARRIVE,
S 10 a. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

Nv. Richmond ......l r.
LE. I.f-r.u-s n mon
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-06-06

Farmers and dealers in the Boston
market claim that the bushel box is
more convenient than the bnshel basket
for gardening and market purposes In
fact, the basket has pever been used in
the local trade to any extent, its use be
ing confined to the New York and Phil
adelphla markets more especially The
New Highlander adopted the box from
an economical point of view, as it can
be returned and credit received for it,,
while the basket cannot. 1t takes up
less room in the storerooms, and the
goods can be packed much closer i'll tiers,
with equally good ventilation, while the
contents are kept in much better shape,
and can be put in neater and more sala-
BILE packages
The grower prefers them for the above
reasons. The Boston houses supply large
quantities of garden truck to the New
York and Philadelphia markets and
ship the goods i'll boxes. 1t seems a Won
der that the New York marketmen
have not come to adopt the box more
generally when the above facts are con
sidered says American Cultivator
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-06-06

Illinois farmers ought to apply to the
Illinois experiment station at Urbana
for bulletin No, So 1t contains an ex.
haustive discussion of the mascardine
disease of the chinch bug and Of some
experiments with the trap and barrier
method for destroying these insects. III
general it may be said the conclusions
reached are only moderately encourag.
ing as to great help to be expected from
the introduction of disease among the
bugs, but very positive as to possibility
of checking the injury done by them tc
great extent by means of traps and
barriers, details of which are fully given
in the bulletin.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-06-06
Odd Mention.

Maine reduces the acreage ordinarily
devoted to sweet corn for canning, but
increases it for yellow corn.
Massachusetts and Vermont show an
increase of area in corn
Tobacco growers in the Connecticut
valley are setting out smaller crops this
year.
The acreage of potatoes will be larger
than last year in Maine and Vermont.
1t is foretold that broom corn will
show "a shortage in New York state this
year.
The New York Horticultural society
of western New York approves of Grim
son clover for that section.
Hungarian millet may come along at
the right time if sown about June for
soiling crop during drought.
Remember that undue crowding makes
poor celery plants.
The Nebraska Queen contains card
from Professor G. E. Bessey of the uni
versity experiment station, denouncing
the new plant sachaline in unqualified
terms.